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"12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Feb. 5, 1959.
IN MEMORIAM
WEBSTER — In loving memory of Mrs. Fred Webster who pas- sed away February 5th, 1957.
Though absent you are always
near Still missed, still loved, and ever dear. e Lovingly remembered -by Hus- band and son.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin- eere thanks and appreciation to all out many friends who .so kindly sent cards and floral of- ferings im our recent sad bereav-|, ement in the loss of our infant gon, Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benoit and family.
Agents Wanted
*] NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD!” enthuses Jim Harvie, who earn- ed over 00 ($3.50 hourly) his first 20 hours distributing Paula Products. Hundreds now i . YOU too. can
earn $100.00 weekly or more
handling 200 necessities includ- ing Teas, Coffees, Spices, Med- fcines, Toilet Articles, Farm
Lines and complete line - of
Combs and Brushes in estab-
lished neighbourhood Paula
Routes. Men or Women, full or
part-time. Write for details of
my Free ” days Helping Hand
Offer. G. ‘Laurin, 21 St, Paul
St. East, Montreal.
Bearders Accommodated
CAN ACCOMMODATE ONE Boarder. Business man prefer- red rate $14.00 a week. Dial 5463.
ESHER ESHER STREET an a ROOM and board two persons in private women pen-
sioners, Convalescents, or semi- | .
invalids preferred $35 month. Phone 5169.
Cars & Trucks For Sale
tom built radio. Good: tires. __Price 9000. Phone 9768.
You cannot be sure.
about the weether
| But you can be gure
of our fine used cars.
Come in and see us today! You will be glad that you did.
1953: Dodge Sedan Mayfair. Dark blue. Rebuilt
motor. Good tires and new seat covers. Priced to sell.: .
$995 1950, Meteor Coach
‘Color . Good motor and
green tires. Good low cost transporta- tion. $295 1956 Volkswagen
Custom. Leather upholstery. Blue
in color. Good tires. In good mechanical condition. A real buy
$995 W. R. Jenkins Ltd.
Used Car Lot Kent St. Phone 9114
IT MAKES GOOD SENSE!
COMPARE CARS COMPARE PRICES
1951 MERCURY COACH-CUS-| .
Our QURWAY |
By J. R; WILLIAMS
For Rent
ONE “HEATED FURNISHED
« Toom” 2nd floor, Suitable _ for}.
DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS
rooms urgently required by married couple with one small child. Phone 9461.
WANTED SMALL UNFURNISH- ed apartment by two adults in| Parkdale or Belvedere area. Phone 6200.
REAL ESTATE Fo; Sale
For Sale TRUSSES — PATENTED UNIT. | * ed States and Canada. Guar- anteed to hold any Hertiia or money refunded $5.00 Medical
Male Help Wanted
| OPENING. IN SUMMERSIDE for a young man with at least grade X education. Interest-
Supply Co., 25 Gordon St.,| ing work; mechanical inclina- Meartea. NB. tion, would be an asset. Better sa than average renumeration: er BUY AND SELL’ [Liberal Hospital and Insuran- : mens’ clothing;| ce benefits. Write Guardian—
carpenier and mechanic tools. Charlottetown Exchange Store, 93 Richmond Street. Dial 5669. APPLES: RUSSET DELICIOUS Courtland, Spy, etc. At House instead of stand, ‘2 mile up Airport road. Mrs. Wm.
Wheatley. oe Tenders will be received by the ONE SING™R REPOSESSED,' undersigned for all. subtradc drop head treadie sewing ma-, prices required in the construc chine. $89.50. Singer Sewing / tion of:—‘a) Cantilever Hangar Centre, 164 Great George St.,| amd ‘b) Marine Readiness an. Phone 4551. Anti-Corrosion Hangars at Sum-
merside, P.F_I. FLOOR POLISHER. A-1. CON- | ee
Construction (1951) Lid. Tenders dition. $25.00 For further infor- uired the following dates: cea nies ee: T- | req by owing dates:
(a) Cantilever Hangar:
Patriot Box R.M. Summerside.
Miscellaneous
SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. TENDERS FOR SUBTRADES
BUFFETT—OAK, HALL RACK Feb. 10, 1959.
with view mirrow, good condi-| (bY Marine and Anti-Corrosion _ tion. Phone 6096. Hangars: AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS Feb. 17, 1959.
for sale at Guardian-Patriot| Lowest or any Centra! Printing. necessarily accepted
FOR SALE, ONE SMALL MIX- PENTAGON CONSTRUCTION er, 22 quart -capacity. One MARITIME, LIMITED.
eater not
You » will find dependable and
Cars Leaving
CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON | February llth. Phone 5803.
Cars & Trucks For Sale |
§952.HALF-TON DODGE, PRICE $150. Apply Harold MacKinnon | care of Middleton's Service | Station, West Royalty or Phone 5053.
Di labia eS 3953 $3. CHEVROLET - SEDAN — Black excellent condition, Fam- fly car low mileage. Price ; $1000. 39 Highland Ave. or, phone 3255. [ 149 CHEVROLET — GOOD condition, heater. new seat Cov- ers. New spare tire and battery Price $400. Between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Phone 9471.
Guardian-Patriot
CLASSIFIED: ADVERTISING RATES AND INFORMATION
advertisernent, for cancel- Sone . ions and other classified gervicee | .. Call the Classified De partment, Mondays through frwoays 8:30 AM. ‘til 5 P.M. Business Office cloned Saturaays.
Phone Charlottetown 8506
Consult the list of telephones at the tap of Classified page for the Branch
office serving your area. CLASS RATES — 15 word m‘a!- mum charge. Less than 15 words
i" charged as 15 words. Coming franks a s. per insertion 5e, City and Central. per word per in- sertion Se. Western Locals, per word, per insertion 4c, Eastern Leo- als, per word per insertion 4c.
SPECIAL NOTICES — Births, Deaths, Weddings, $1.00, Engagements, $1.50 Cards of Thanks, $1.30. ‘Additional, each name printed l0c, In memor- jams, $1.50. ‘Additional charge, each newspaper line @f verse, with Rhyme and Verse style maintained, 10c per line.
WORD ADVERTISEMENTS — ® word minimum charge. Less than 20 words will be charged as a 2 word ad- vertsement. To count the words, each word with white space on each side is a full word, each initial is counted as the name it indicates, each abbreviation for the word or words it-.indicates, each group of numbers. set \together such as Phone number, housé number, Box number,’ or. price is counted as one word, various groups of numbers count separately. Only Standard - Die- ttonary Abbreviations are accept- able. | insertion per word 4c, 3 con- secutive insertions, per word, pre imsertion, 34¢c, 6 consecutive in- gertions. per word, per insertion 3c. An additional 10 per cent. Discount will be charged on these advertise- ments, unless paid within’ the first 7 days following the last publication
good looking transportation on
our lot. We have several nice | top quality cars at low prices.
1955 PONTIAC
Laurentian Sedan, Radio, Stand- ard Transmisison.
$1495
1954 PONTIAC
2 Door. Sedan, Radio.
$995
1954 BUICK SUPER
Dyno-Flow Transmission, Radio.
$1695
1954 FORD
Hard Top. Two-tone paint.
$950
“
1952 CHeVROLET
4 door Sedan. $495
1948 PONTIAC
Two-door Sedan, Winter tires, A-1 motor.
$150,
ALLISON MacLEOD Lig. Phone 1364 — 7365 126 Cumberland St.
a. Charlottetown SPACE. ADVERTISING ~ CLASSIFIED
PAGE — 1 insertion per col inch.
$1.50, 3 insertions, per inch, per in-
sertion, $1.30, 6 insertions, per inch For Sale
per insertion, $1.20. Your Guardian-Patriot Classified Ad appears in both newspapers.
These lower rates apply to con- secutive insertions only, advertise ments ordered on a skip-date sche- dule will be charged the one-time tate on each insertion ordered.
Advertisers are requested to read their advertisement the first day ® ap- pears and to call The Classified De- partment immediately, im the case of any mistake. as this newspaper is enly responsible for one day’s incor- rect publication or for the incorrect portion only of a space advertisement.
Adjustments on Classified Advertis- img Accounts must be made within the first 30 days following the first pub- lication date. é
This newspaper reserves te accept. reject, revise or re-edit ad- vertising for publication in this news
the right
paper BOX. REPLIES — . Information regard- ing Advertisers using Blind’ Letter Box Numbers and postoffice Box Numbers for replies is geld strictly confidential and wilk—net. be divulged under any circumstances, Box re- plies are held only 7 days—efter final publication date. Readers are re- quested to address Box Reply Let ters carefully and correctly to en sure immediate delivery to the Ad- vertisers. Replies to Letter Boxes _ can be mailed, dropped in the
WHEN COUNTING BLESSINGS include the action- getting po- wer of Classified Ads. Quick convenient, low cost. Phone 8506.
$1.00 DOWN AND $1.00 WEEK. Typewriters, why rent when we will sell you the best Rem- ington-Rand Portable? Dial 5189.
TELEVISION SET, M..RCONI, 17 inch, Mahogany table model, with new picture tube, com- pletely reconditioned, ‘cost $249.- 95, new, special $159.95 with Charlottetown Aerial - Cousins Radio and Television Sales
and Service, Hunter River, Phone 6-4. TELEVISION erg ae tae *
Vietor, 17 inch, Walnut table Model, New picture tube, 22 tube chassis, reconditioned, cost $280.95 new: Special $149.- 9 with Charlotietown aerial. Cousins Radio and Television
Guardian's Letter box near the front entrance, or brought te the Clas Aiea Counter.
| ARRIVING I DAILY—NEW ~SPR-
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED IN)
Sales and Service, Hunter Riv- er, Phone 64. -
whip and beater. Just like new. 5005 #Namur St.,
For further particulars phone” Montreal 9, Que.
Summerside 2026. Pe Tr Personal
ing coats loop cloth and other WHY FEEL OLD? FEEL fabrics, dresses, tie silks. Years Younger, Ostrex /onic magic crepes, guaranteed Tablets revitalize thousands wrinkle proof in beautiful new Past 40. Only 60 cents. At all yg . colors—Helen’s Dress druggists. 54 Grafton Street. 4 TT ONLY ONE CONCLUSION IS ~ REAL ES? ‘ATE possible. Classified Ads are so ~ well used because they get re- ie a. _Sults. Put one to work today _ a Dial 8506. FOR RENT: APARTMENT 3 MUST SELL ELECTROLEX rooms, with bath, on St. Pet-|
er’s Road. Apply to Box 13566.
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT with bath, unfurnished, immed-
with all attachments. Perfect condition 4517.
FOR SALE — SINGER ELEC. ‘ ; tric portable, trade in excel-| iate occupancy. Apply § Eden lent condition. $55. Also drop- Street. Phone 3475. head singer in perfect condi- NEW. APARTMENT a QUEEN tion. Singer representative, George Boudreau, Montague.. rooms and bath. Heated and _ Phone 182 or 76-11. hot water. Apply 233 Queen
FOR SALE—CAR RADIO, SET, *eet-_ ein aca | POWYAL STREET — 25 — UN.
chains, 51 Ave. Charlottetown. furnished upstairs apartment,
Dial 7423. | REGISTERED | MARE “Jo x vy 4 rooms and bath, heat and meee lights furnished, $65 per month. |
Barber age 4 years dam Joan} Baker: sire Jollity. Grand Sire| Evenings phone| 8818,
Street. Immediate possesion. 3 i
FARM FOR SALE — 100 ACRES, House and barn situated on main road, near Churches, stores and depot, near Cardi- gan. Write or Apply Mrs. Ned MacGuigan, Montague, P.E.I. or Miss Josephine Ryan, 1 L rrveand Street, Lynn Mass.,
S.A,
Services Offered
| REDUCE -HEATING COSTS INSULATE NOW!
two. Phone 3306. April L, record: March 2. =~ _ESTRTE SUMMARY — | auinat‘eptia pa. nas] NEW YORK an o Rent Toronto — Market higher in A e WYORK ‘stock | Romans | Massey-Ferguson Lid. com. 10| NE (AP)—The TWO OR THREE FURNISHED) moderately active trading. market failed ing rooms. Centrally| .New York — heutpet seveaiaincs tenaren dame thane ccoaaace in | Gent vias Semsedie cieasteea| 3 £seeies se seer See Reward elected 3 7 BEDROOM HOUSE IN tr : aa sensational rise of 9% Tuesday, utc oven Ua-| “essa = NET EARNINGS oe a - company 7 furnished : ee : rumors \@ merger or three unfurnished heated Lid., year ended Dec. 31: 1958, -Coppers continued to make
MONTREAL (OP) — The U-S. dollar closed Wednesday at a dis- :ount of 2 11-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, up 1-16. Pound sterling $2.73%, up 1-16,
$508,801, 13 cents a share; $437,560, 11 cents.
Lodaaees Gi Medes 10h. pene ended Dec. 31: 1958, $787,651, 26 cents a share; St ERNE 90%
cents. cada oy ak 19] eH 967, 24 cents.
Work Wanted
EXPERIENCED HAIRDRES- Write Guardian-Patriot Box C 14116, Charlottetown. -
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE
work 6 to 12 every evening ex- cept Fridays, Phone 3565. after
PRODUCE
6 p.m. MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul. ture department quotations: Wanted To Buy Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices
WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595.
LATE MODEL ONE TON | 33 Truck. Good condition. Apply Keefe Hygiene Service, 178 Kent Street or P.O. Box 332.
STRAW — STATE PRICE FOR
extra-large 39, large 39, medium %, small 31, B 32, C 28. Receipts
Tis Current receipts tend- erable 64, non - tenderable 64; fresh grade creamery prints, job price 65-66; fresh wholesale 64%4-
No more drafts when you | insulate. Ask our custom- | ‘rs and you will be amaz-_ od at the stories you will | hear.
For free estimates CALL 6426 Watch for. our big white
truck. NORTHERN INSULATION Company of Canada Ltd. Home. office: Bayside Drive, Saint John, N.B.
|SEAMSTRESS — EUROPE AN) | trained: Alterations, Women’s and childrens’ clothing a spe- cialty. Drapery, slipcovers. Mrs. Frank Bachand, 74 Syd-, ney St. Phone 8285.
Salesman Wanted OPPORTUNITY _ FOR SALESMEN
CALLING ON GENERAL STORES. IN THE MARITIMES
Large wholesale dry goods | firm has ap opening for an exs perienced salesman to call on general stores in the Maritimes. Position offers generous re- muneration- including weekly drawing, road expense and bonus. also be worked as side
line on commission. .
Applicant must have late model car.
Apply by letter stating age, marital status, present employ- ' ment and sales experience to SCHEFFER BROS. LTD.,
389 St. Paul St. West, Montreal. | Applicant will be interviewed in person at later date.
Coe Work Wanted
MARRIED MA [AN DESIRES work. Farm experienced. Re- ferences if required. Apply 65 Edward Street or Phone. 6215.
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Guy Axworthy. John P.! | RICHMOND STREET —27— | Keough. Carleton. | three room unfurnished apart- FOR SALE: TWO MEN’S F UR heat, continuous hot water.) lined coats. 40-42. One is Suitable for couple — $50 a, Phone 3533. month. 12 until 1 p.m. and from > 4 until 7 p.m. phone 8183. Female Help Wanted WAITRESS WANTED APPLY
im person Island Grill 162
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Queen Street.
BARRISTERS,
home with modern convenienc- es. Three adults in home. Wo-|
SOLICITORS, Etc. man with one child acceptable.
Apply to Fenton H. Court, Bed M.A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. ford Sta. P. E. I. Bank of Commerce Bldg
Farmers Market Palmer & Haslam FOR SALE: 0N E ane, oe | Bank ef Neva Scotia Bidg.
cow to freshen in March, con- er Eric MacCallum, Marsh- Peake & Nicholson id.
FOR SALE— -‘TWENTY MILK
175 Grafton Street J. A. McGuigan, B.A.
cows, due to freshen. Apply! : Knud Jorgenson, *redericton, Carrie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St. Pie. — _— _' TAN M. MacLEOD, LEB. FOR SALE — SEVERAL (PURE (McLean & McKinnon) bred) Holstein cows. Also quantity of baled hay. $11.50 a Currie Bldg. 179 Queen. ton. Robert H. Palmer, 1 Dial 3361. land. BUYING PIGS FRIDAY—NEW | ~ FREDERIC A. LARGE, Glasgow 9:00 a.m. Cor- Q.C., M.L.A. ner 10; New Hawven_ 11; «Bon- i a: shaw 11:30: Cr ii ben: Room hg Building
Tryon 1:30; Albany 2; Kinkora 2:30; Travellers Rest 3:30. Ken- sington 4:30; Clifton 5:30. Knud Jorgenson.
NEW VEGETABLE VARIE- ties are special features of our 1959 catalogue. Write for your free copy today! Vesey’ s Seeds, York.
BEEF FEEDERS
Get an extra half Lb. per day | by feeding one Lb. Master Feed Beef Concentrate with. Stilbestol, the greatest advance for Beef
MacPhee & Trainor 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573
ROBERT G. MACL<OD, B.A., LL.B. Room 28 Dominion Bldg. Dial 4126.
Services Offered
Mimeographing, Bookkeeping, Stenography
MRS. HELEN ACORN 2 Brighton Road,
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432
OPTOMETRISTS
J. A. Carruthers, R. 0. 128 Kent St, Dial 5612
J. _S. Taylor, R.0.
Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — Houge 4756
ARCHITECT
J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. Dial 3865
a
ARCHITECT 14@ Richmond St. G. Keith Pickard
B. Arch. M.R'A.LC.,
Charjottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dia) 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936
Peter A. ‘McNeil
ARCHITECT ~ 166 Gt. St. Charlotteiown Phone P. 0. Box 513
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
E. 8. CHANDLER, B.Se,(E.E.), M.E.1.C., P.Eng.
p Charlottetown 161 QUEEN ST production. One Lb. Master 32% Dial 6349 Beef Concentra costs 5i4c a4 : PRONE Pay Sect Lb., one-half Lb. of Beef at 22c
is lle or 100% profit.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
For Master 32% Beef Concen-
McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.
Ale.
Cheese: Delivered Montreal not waxed, Quebec white 34, colored 34; wholesale Quebec white 3%; colored 35; current receipts On- tario white f.o.b., grading station 35, colored 35%. Ontario whole- ‘| sale colored 36%.
Potatoes: N.B. 75s 1.45-1.60; N.B. 50s .90-.95; N.B. 10s 23-.25; P.E.l. 75s 1.60-1.65; P.E.I. 10s
30; Florida new red 5s 3.50.
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER.
GRAIN FOR WHARF CONSTRUCTION, GOLD.)
$.”,| WINNIPEG (CP) — Expanded
BORO, GUYSBORO COUNTY, N will be received in the office of the export business stimulated activ. Secretary, until 3:00 pm. (S17), ity om the grain exchange Wed- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959. | nesday. Japan was credited with Plans and specification can be seen buying three cargoes of Canadian and forms of tender obtained at the wheat. and Denmark and the| office of the Chief Engineer, Depart- United Kingdom purchased small | ment of Public Works, Ottawa, Ont- lots of flax. Parcel lots of barley
dry, baled straw delivered to Charlottetown. Wrife Post Of- fice Box 861, Charlottetown.
WANTED A WALL BLACK board suijable for child. Phone 5333.
CANADA
ario, at the office of the District were also sold to the U.K. Engineer, Ralston Building, P. O. Box (Closing prices: 875, Halifax, N. 5.; and at the Post’ Qats—May %. lower 75%; Jiy
Offices at Antigonish and Guysboro, N. S°
To be considered each tender must be accompanied by one of the
unchanged 743s-a; Oct unchanged 74's-a. Barley—May % lower 1.02%;
alternative securities called for in the Jiy ‘4 lower 1.00%; Oct us- tender documents. Tenders rhust be “hanged -%4 lower 995ea-%. made on the printed forms supplied Flax—May 1% lower 2.8554: Jly by the Department and in accordance, !-%8 lower 2.75%4-2.76; Oct la with the conditions set forth thérein. lower '2.72'2/
The Department, through the Chief Rye—May % lower 1.10'2-B; Engineer's office (H. & R.), or through Ily %%4 lower 1.06%b; Oct un-
the undersigned, or through the changed 1.09%4a. office of the. District, Engineer at Prices for class two wheat for Halifax, N. S., will supply blue-prints export to countries outside IWA: and specification of the work. 1 nor 1.70%: 2 1.67%: 3 1.57%: The lowest or any tender not. nec- 41.46%: 5 1 43%: 6 1.42% i essarily accepted re F | eres gsi ies ‘durum 1.92%; 2 1.89%; 3 1.75's;
ROBERT FORTIER. . Chief of Administrative IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor
: Services and Secretary 1.708; 2 1.6748; 3 1.57%; 4 1.464% Department of Public Works, 5 1.43%; 6 1.42%; 1 durum 1.92's; Ottawa, February 3, 1959. \3 1.75'x.
JUST ARRIVED
FOUR STAR ALUMINUM CORP. LTD. Offering to Home Owners the Finest
Aluminum Doors and Windows |
Door, made from heavy Aeronautical Aluminum, 1” thick, self-storing combination storm and screen. Including:— 1. An aluminum frame to fit your present wooden door frame. 2. A lock with keys. 3. Automatic closer. 4. Anti-crash chain. 5. A half length grille and 6. An initial installation with | Geataileah Services for a lifetime.
- Windows are self-storing type, 2 track, tailored to fit your present windows. Made in the Maritimes for Maritime all weather. Converted from storm to screen in 2 seconds. May be purchased by Home Improvement Loan at No Down Payment and — to pay until May.
Four Star Representatives are at
THE QUEEN HOTEL
Call MR. MacINTYRE,
Arrange for Free Home Demonstration, and Bstimate.
You are under no obligation. Out of Town—Phone Collect.,
ATTENTION MAIN BRACE MEMBERS
PRE-LENTEN DANCE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1959 Dancing 9:30 p.m. until | o'clock .
'
\
Music by Art Cantwell’s Main Brace Mariners
trate with DES... see your local | 2 COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Maes a ome, ve Carrie side. | / Charlottetown Dial 5568 ee eee cere H. R. DOANE & COMPANY ae Pets 148 Great George St., Charlottetown WANTED TO BUY SMALL Pup.| D2! S47 — 648 See py about six weeks old. Golden | ARTHUR J. GARRETT Cocker Spaniel _ preferred. - PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Phone 6794 j 190 Fitzroy Street Dial 6321
Admission: $1.00 per person ‘ Lunch served
side included steels, airlines and , aircrafts.
The crash of the American Air- lines electra turbo-prop plane at New York had little effect on American Airlines stock. It dropped %. Lockheed, which makes the Electra, dipped % in
The Associated Press average of 6 stocks fell 80 cents to $216.20.
Among Canadian stocks, Mc- Intyre Porcupine dropped 2 points and Aluminium Lid. %. Granby Mining added 5s, Hudson Bay Mining % and Dome Mines mY
On the American Stock -Ex- change, Molybdenite and Fargo
Oil (up %) improved in the Canadian list. Others were mostly unchanged. What stocks did: Wed Tues Advances 388 «49527 Declines 585 431 Unchanged 252 «260 Total issues 1225 1218 Beth Steel 54% Monty W 410% Borg Warner 23914 NY Cent 27 C and O 70% Radio Corp 452 Cons Edison 64% Std Oil NJ 55% El Auto 37% Utd Aircraft 6042 Gen Elec 77% Vanadium 3842 122% Westngse J Gt Nor Ry 55% Int T T 3% Kennecott 107 MONTREAL (CP) — Prices
‘ere irregularly higher in active ading Wednesday on the Mont- cal and Canadian stock ex-
changes. Changes. were mainly fractional. :
Papers, constructions and a few individual issues led the advance. Metals were lower.
AIL was the most active issue, closing at 18%, up 2, after reach- ing a new high of 20. Brokers said a New York stock advisory service recommended the issue. Its small ‘‘floating’’ supply’’ led to wide price fluctuations.
In the construction issues Foun- dation gained 3 at 15'2.
Up % in the papers were Con-
solidated at 444%, Anglo Pulp at 40% and Abitibi at 40, a new! high. \ |
The steels weakened with Al- goma down 12 at 37%.
Nornda at 57. Bell up % at 42%,
advanced 4 at 118 and meee: s A was up at. 2455.
higher. Closing averages show banks up| -12 at 60.04, utilities unchanged at} 152.4, industrials off 6 at 311, combined off .4 at 258.1. papers’ up 1.8 at 482.9, a new high and golds up .92 at 88.17.
Abitibi ” Fraser M Abit pr GT Lakes 3% Asbestos MS How Smith 44 Bank Mont, 53% Hud Ray Min 61% Bank NS 66% Imp Bank Bnque C Nat 538 IMp Oil 4M Bnque PC 354% Int Nick ly Bathurst B 33% + Int Pete Bell 42% Mass-Fer 1% Brazil © McColl Bldg Prod 364% N St. Car ie C Can Noranda a7. C Cement % ~~ OPPrrice 49 C Cement pr 28% Que Pow 9314 C Steamship Royal Ban k 77 C Bank Com S@ = Rayalite ul Cdn Brew 38% «St. L Corp 18% Cdn Brew pr 38% Shawin Rs oe Celan 18% Steel B 29% Trans Can PL 2 Cockshutt 13.sOUn Steel 2
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IN MEMORIAM
The death occurred in the 0’- Laney wae ae Hospital, Wed-
apparently not enjoying good health for the past few months entered the Hospital, Monday night for further treat- ment. His condition became worse and he passed away on the above mentioned date.
Surviving besides his sorrow- ing widow, the former Sadie Moreshead, he leaves one daugh- ter Faith, Mrs. Millidge Collicutt and four grandchildren. A dan- ghter Margaret eased him a few years ago.
Surviving also two broth- ers Isaac, Unionvale and Thom- as, Knutsford, and one sister, Fannie. Mrs. Alport Gard, Attle- boro
The funeral service which was largely attended was held Fri-
day afternoon. A short service
was held at the home. followed by a service in the Springfield Baptist Church, of which the de ceased was a faithful member and Deacon, and will be greatly missed in the church and Sun- day - school. Service was con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. Ross Howard assisted by Rev. Hzber Kean and Mr. Lewis MacKenzie. Hymns used were ‘Sometime We'll Understand”. and ‘Abide
1
The utilities were mixed with ceived. Sincere thanks is
with Me.” A duet “Beyond the
Sunset,” was nicely re
by Mrs. Willard Smallman Lester Gay.
A very comforting message was brought to the bereaved by the pastor, Rev. Kean.
Rev..
IN MEMORIAM 7
4 a | at his home ir Hope River, Prince
Although in failing health some time, his death came as distinct shock to his. family numerous friends. All that ieal care and loving ha
do were of no avail, and fortfie¢ by-all the -consolations | of Roman Catholic Church, of whick he was a devout member, ht breathed his last on the above date.
- He was a man of fine charac
him. He was ever solicitous for his family and home, and his charity and _ hospitality were known far and wide.
He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, of the Hols Name Society and the Sacree Heart. ~ He is, survived by his wife, the former Agnes Reid of Hope Rive: two sons Gregory at home, Bro ther Leo of the Trappists Order Vima, California, and one daugh ter, Marion, of Montreal, whe came home to be with her fathe in his last illness, and sever grandchildren. Also surviving are his brothers: Monsignor James Murphy, V. G. Parist priest, Souris; Michael, Ch’town: Patrick, Regina, Saskatchewan: and one sister, Margaret, Mrs Daniel MacIntyre, Corran Ban One brother, Peter, Cardigan, am a sister, Mary Ursuline, predec eased him. He was a cousin 6 Cardinal McGuigaa, Toronto. —
His remains were met at the
church door by his pastor. Rev E. Dalton, Monsignor Murphy as sisted by Rev. Patrick Walsh, ~ cousin, and Rev. Walter Reid. a nephew of the deceased. cele brated Solemn Requiem Hig) Mass in St. Ann’s Church. Hop. River on December 20th. Rev Clifford Murphy was master o ceremonies. A large number o the clergy and sisters attendec the funeral mass. Interment too! place in the church cemetery. * The pall bearers were: Joh Walsh Walter Reid, John Doyle Emmett Trainor, Augustine Gal lant and Andrew Turner.
CARD OF. THANK$
The family of the late Mr
Off % in a lower. base metal, Alexis Murphy wish to grateful group were Nickel at 9892 and| ly acknowledge the many mas
cards and letters of sympathy fo to Fathers Dalton am
igh. In other issues traded fay 4| Father LeClair and Dr. Ian Mac
Millan and to their neighbors ant friends for their many acts ¢
Mines and oils were ivigdarty kindness during their recent be”
reavement.
IN MEMORIAM
MALCOLM JAMES GILLIS
The death occurred at th Kings County Memorial Hospita on January 1st... 1959, of Mal - colm James Gillis, Montague in his 89th year.
The deceased, ‘son of the lat Malcolm Gillis and his wife Jane Bell, was born at Orwel Cove on November 21, 1670. } 1873, he moyed to Montague witi his parents where he resided th rest of his life. A painter hy trade, he was well and favorabk known for his excellent quiet maaner and his genial per sonality. His wife, forme Isobel Graham of Murray Har bour North, died in 1924. An onl brother, John’ Alfred, predeceas ed him in 1939.
Surviving is one daughter Phoebe, who devotedly eared fo her father since the death c her mother thirty-four year ago: Also surviving, are tw nephews, two nieces and a nur
,| ber of cousins.
The funeral was held from Sf Andrew’s Presbyterian Churol Montague, Saturday afternoor January 3rd., and was conduc ed by the minisier, Mev. D. 4 Campbell Mrs. Elsie Watter worth was organist. The hym “Rock Of Ages” was sung ® the choir and congregation an a vocal solo “Will There Be An Stars” was beautifully rendere by Mr. Malcolm Munro.
Flowerbearers were Williar Steele. James Stewart, Charle Llewellyn. Forrest Clow, Dou las McKenna.
Pall bearers were Ethan Stev art, Marshall Reynolds, Stewai — Nelson, Leo Collings, Hubei © Nelson, Calvin Hilchey.
Interment took place in th Montague Community Cemeter:
CARD OF THANK:
I wish to express sincer thanks to my friens aad neist bours for their kindness dur.r the illness and death of m father. To Dr. Preston Mcl: tyre, Rev. D. A. Campbell, Mr Wm. S. Beaton, nurses and sta of the Kings County Memori Hospital and to all who flowers, letters and cards ¢ sympathy, I‘wish to say thar
you, Phoebe Gillis.