U The Guardian I

C IN MEMORIAM. l

l DONOVAN-in loving tttctiior,V till Satnuel Dunutati. uho dl'8Pl.l'-id this life April 22. 1955. Nuthtn: can ever laltc inlay The low a hcart holds dear. Fond mcmorics llll'.1?I' etcr.V fl3Y Rcnienitiroiii-e kccp: lttm twat- Aluays ri-metitbcrcd by IIIK latti-

WALI.--ln lotto: iiictiu-rv of our ilcar motlicr. Hrs. Xlellma Wall. Who pas.-ctl auiiy April '.!1l. lit-I7.

ilcr mcmurv t: otir livclwlhc.

With uhti-it tic tttll tic-wt" ti-'II'l.

God has hcr in his KPPDIIIE.

We have her in our hearts l.nt-ingly rc .icitibcr by her fam-

Ill.

'I'f)WNSHI'I.NI)-in liititi rilltl lining

memory iif our door titotlier. lilrs. W H Tmtmhcitd. Rollo Ha). uiin passrtl auar Attrtl 33. l!i.'1l

Gone is the lace up lined eu dear. Silent is the voice ue lured to hear. Too far auav for siaiii or spec-ch. But not In far for the thoughts to reach Ivreet to remember her who once was here. And who though ah-eiit is lust ss dear. Always remembered by daugh- ters and sons.

IN MEMORIAM

MR8. FREEMAN CRESS

The death occurred at the Aber- deen Hospital. New Glasgow. N.S.,

on February 28th. I957, of Mrs. Freeman Cress, after a long ill- less.

Mrs. Cress was born in I-Elmira. P.E.I.. 62 years ago.. the former Mas MacNeilI and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Atrhur Mac- Nelll. She went to New Glasgow as a girl where she met her hus- band and has resided there ever since. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.

Her funeral was held from her home 73 Townsend Ave on March 22nd at two o'clock. Service was conducted by Rev. Wm. C. Har- vey of the First Baptist Church as- sisted by the choir. Hymns sung were: "Unto the Hills" and "The Lord is my shepherd."

The floral tributes were many

and beautiful. She is survived by I

her husband and one son Lloyd; two daughters. Hazel tMrs. Bern- ard MacDonald); Gertrude. tMrs. Gordon Williams); and three grandchildren in New Glasgow; five sisters; Mrs. Annie Bell, Newt Glasgow. Mrs. William Blankl Dartmouth, .N.S.. Mrs. Henry Jar-l VIE. Elmira. P.E.I.. Mrs. Alex Mac-. Intyre. Lorne Valley. P.F.l.. .IIrs.f Il"llIS Sweeney. I-Elmira. P.I').I.;l and four brothers, William, Scot- I: Hi. ilctiry. I-Elmira. P.I').I. Ches-;

. Tlctl Ptitnt. P.E.l.; RusselI.i .Vi'u' fllasizovv. N.S. One brother. .lll three sisters predeceased hen;

Pall bearcrs uere Messrs. Ray-' tiinitd Shct-nan. Porter Fraser. .lns- eph Keoiigh. John Murray. Carle- ton Greene and Gordon Sheehan. Interment was in Brookside Ceme-. tery.

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Cress and family also to the sisters and brothers.

Towns Cited For Traffic Safety

QUEBEC tCPi---The Canadian Highway Safety Conference Mon- day cited MI Canadian cities and towns for their efforts In reducing the highway accident death toll.

The centres. which had no fatal traffic accidents during I956. were honored before the opening of the groups two-day conference start- ing today.

Listed in class one. cities with population more than 20.000. were: Salaherry de Vslleyfield. Que.. and lit. Johns. Que.

Class. two population between 10.000 and Ihllfli.

Quebec: Asbestos, Kenogsmi. Laval den Rapides. Longueuil. Ms- gog. Mount Royal. Norands. Ri- mouski. Riviere du Loup, Rouyn. Ste. Foy. Slllery.

New Brunswick: Lancaster.

Nova Scotia: Amherst. New Wat- erford.

Class Three: Population between 0.01!) and 10.000.

Quebec: Aylmer. Bagotville. Beauharnois. Buckingham. Coati- cook. Dolbcau. Lapralrie. Malar- tic. Megantic. Windsor.

New B r u it s w i c k: Rathurst Cempbellton. Chatham. Dslhousie.

cars and Trlikiflll sale 1

cliczip. Apply R. Ilodds, Harring- tun.

-. rox .srsris' iiu.vEi2'. coop running urd':r.. Priced for quick siilc. Apply to 83 Green Streey. (lit)

:ODAY'S SPECIAL

A car that fits your bud-

got. I931 IlREJi”l-jL"ll SEDAN F. R. McLAlNE LTD.

Dizil T338-9 lllalpcqtie Road

For Rent FOR RENT -FLOOR SANDIII Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.

El-IT-ifsui?nA noon couple. Dial 3l.'i.t V N

TWO ADJOINING IIOUSEKEEP- lng rooms, utth sink. Dial 4315.

iron RHT"; LARGE. UNPUB-

' ntshed room. first floor. lentral location. Dial 3679.

JUNE IST. FIVE-ROOM HEAT- ed apartment Third floor. Cen- tral. Cali Scantlebury. 4555

Foun . Rtiolvf APARTMENT. Soiithpnrt. Dial 5953 morning. tlltl afternoon.

i7vv-o'ur:ari:o UNFURNISHED irooms. One second floor, one third floor. Dial 3306. I

tr-tvfnoom APARTMENT i-"oltl rent. Available May 15th. Phone 60I6.

zfAEtoWtt1tt:"tfooTis;VUntt5'uif i nished. in private home. third floor. adults. Central. Dial 4169.

s7o'tTi-1..-ON KENT STREI-IT. or- posiie C.F.C.Y. Call Seamle- hiiry. .

2-ADJOIN 176 ROOMS. 'JNFlIR- nished. in private home. third floor diilis, central. Dial 4169.

iitTrii: .-SIX:ROOM ttottst-:

hardwood floors. Good location.

Apply 374 Beaver St. Summer- e.

FOB

. NY FFRNISIIED R O O M-. Two clothes closets. Quiet PHI- pl o y ed gentlemen preferred. Dial 6890.

.1 -. F!" iris--- .. ,

BALE!) STRAW. ALSO RULL calf. Apply Arthur Jones. Pow-I ital.

63 Elm Avenue. St:-ele's onl second floor. 1 t-t(Tti's'I(tIri' - o.iu-:'ttNtvt-:nsAt.l cooler - I2 cttbic ft. capacity Apply Ira Ault. Ilari-ingion. 1

ii.v'r"shcoNo HAND 20 H- P.-

cvtra barrel. iiazelhriiivk. Dairy ('0. if-'oi'tTs's't.hlrot'xnArto:v KEN-

nchcc seed Potatoes. al- so viltciit and oats. .l.L. Pro- tiitce (lo Sttnitiicrside

GREEN AND WINE ('lIESTI-1R- field suite. excellent condition 87000. 6-tube lSilvet'tonel Radio tneu-t. 320.00. 27 Allen Street.

FOR SALE I ROAT 32 FT LONG it ft. beam. lGray Marine Engine 27 horse. povter l Trap Hauler: I Hauling Engine 2lt'it lobster traps. Buoys. it or ll anchors. Some rope. Apply to Mrs. Arthur Well Di-irnley. Lot III .F.

FOR SALE JOHN DEERE tractor with cultivating and hitting equipment cockshui three furrow on rubber. Massey Har- riii. two furrow on rubber. John Deere three furrow on steel. Harrows- spring tooth, Massey Harris Oliver and Cock- shuti- all three section. Cockshut disc harrowii. Seed po- tatoes can be P ' d on this

-":vtArcitT.t-:ss

rm-: 7IlI.'i0 .it-:t-:t- 'i-:tx'ot.vt:.”wtr'tT

'AT'NORTH-HWILTSHIRE "wAi:r.- "T"

"7 7 V I TWO f'III-ISTI-IRI-lIIt'.I.I) CHAIRS. M

upright hailcr. also ('l'llII'II andlwkN'rEf)'"tyfMgn1,('rp:t,y:-1:;xZ

otntfoti .xiiiii)t.r: AGED wom- AhMTDIll.I-ZVAVGEDVWOMAN on

GIRL FOR LIGHT IIOUSEWORK

For sale g t fllseeilaseess

. tl . zsiltly, April 23. 1957 pin;-1-t()n1) gangs, wiu, sgu,iLARGE OAK l.I.-tRR7I-:l.S. APPFY GARBAGE AND ASHES IAULED

Bi'iititcrs, Crapaud. General trucking. Phone 8132.

xiorokcvcuz. CT.-:u.sns cnzsmcn. sense I951 500 cc single. llial 9915. t Ind Klfblle hauled. Phone SIN-

i-'1-:'i"ci-:'s'r.xiu2s. APPLY rut-:5 HAVE mun vanns cursaan Mactililian. Alberry Plains. light trucking done. Phone 4301.

r'tit6i'iiXiioa' ELECTRIC VRANAG-E wAs'ra'T-Xi5s:aTssLa:nT-nah Phone um. i. fer hnullns. Apply Guardian d- UfC(I i't'T-CT-ws. ;1'3'- C"-'10w0'-- fresh and to llP:I"ICIl. Iran Mac- WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE! Donald. Brudt.-ncll. 7 at wllth.famiiy on P-E.I. (prefer- fm-amW'c.'g' .. RTER SEED aby in the countryt. Have home 2:sslI;.gJZ.on”,al(;m,.v M, pm,” on lovely Drew University Cam- 2552 Summm.sId(.. pus. near N.Y. City. Please mm p p . - 0 write: Dr. Franz Hildebrand, CHESThRl'lEl-ll 4 5 ll - . Drew University, Madison. NJ.

Waddeil

chair. Wine. tlr-. llalter ThumP' U,s,A, J9Et.lffLl"”'i't .11 V .4. RESISTANCE '1.-ow! Do YOU MODEL A EN(-l- l'- '5 G00” seem to catch everything that's

condition. Appl) to

lllcnry Wight, Flat River.

A pg Hlealtb and Nerve Pills and

;lfT0lfCY(.LE Mm. 300 (.0 M 1 a -round invigorating tonic plus tor, reasonably priced. lieslie IL; :::”d.uV;”d'i':l:: ll? u5.ll:::l;:1l:m

Jgirgdljg m'"5da,let l help to mainialli enllapetite and

MIXED GRAIN. APPLY E normal resistance of the body Darrach. l'atioe Cote. Phone 91, against infections. Only 98 cents. New ll:-urn.

. ...l (Th-IE-l)RlI'I.VGH.VlARE .II'ORK SPWIP” offend anywhere. Apply Ralph lliomp- -ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET um, springinii gal serving! I full” cgurae dim STRAIGHT I-IIGIIT iivtrict-:N.. BM 55:3 """" 3”” ””"'"''”””' '" ” ”””d”'”"i irissfonmmmiai Dame! MOWUHV Anwrmnl 1 Vice R'N Fb u the Island IH R --- -- - - 4 ou o . . . . ONE SET (PF NWKSIWTT msxsl QuinnmProgrielor. P.O. Box 451. 22s alga ltfmt AIr";1p E" Phone 8727 Charlottetown. . i , I : . L??- "N 1” " " WE REPAIR AND mcwmn M0-

l on the go? If so try Milburn'I l

Buildings Raised and

New w o o d foundation work. Dial 5909

A Good Investment

.A reliable, welll-establlsh- ed business requires imme- diately 53.000 for a period of three years.

Good security offered right party.

Write in confidence to-

BOX 973 GUARDIAN

Farm For Sale

AT DINSTA FFNAGE

On paved highway. I miles from Charlottetown. li2 acres. 90 mpg. in gnmi -tale of cultivation. buildings in good repair. lights. water, furnace and bathroom.

-- tors. washer repairs. wringer ADNYM

GUERNSEY ll "-lFEk T9 rolls. refrigeration. Sales and MALCOLM MM-LEAN, freshen May iiith. Apply Neil repairs. nous, wiring. 5.0",

Campbell, Ellwood. Bonshaw. Electric. Dunstaffnast P.O.

IFOTLSTEIN c.at't;vt-:57 ISEVERFATN days old. Aprply Robert Mulch”-M'TV"” Mount llcrbcrt. Phone Charlotle- AN APARTME toxin 7723.

mTn-am-"esficii-:rTuguiai Wanted state of cultivation. wcil watered.

l)llIlCllfl1.!S in good repair with w electricity. Write Box 971 APl"Pi,9l','1"3"'-,l?l”'f?95-Ag Gllardlall TO BUY IN THE CITY. SMALL ti ronin ll(Illx'&' by C.N.Tl. employ- li'anstniiion and battcrv in good P"; "la! H2," 7 conditinii. used in boat. priced w.gN11;n 1'0 guy on RENT IN reasonable. Blaxland Bros. )lor- "1, ,.”..g m.” with apgrlmpnt ”ll- " N ”7 p . or i'eslaiirant Write soon. Ap- IifCl.VlNATOfl -SUITABLE FOR Div 8 x 970 Guardian. store it feet tall. 4 feet wide. WA W;-Egg-0Fgm'pon Selling at tnctgtal nytc" f-and ti months, to per cent interest. working rnnfllllnn. Write to It :,,,,,i ,.;...,.,-nyg Apply pox 971 Upper Qitecn Strcct. (mammny work Vfatttgi I-EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN iraiits Job driving Transfer or Gravel truckr Apply Box 967 tiuardian.

TENDERS

Will he roceivcd up until

hiiitse oiianlity foundation se- hago wed. Slightly bruised. ex- cellcnt reading. SLIO per hun- dred sacks included. or will trade for table at lIl,2llf3SI market price. Phone 9218. Gulf Potato Com- g pany Ltd. 83 Watci' i-it.

ODERN HALF - IIOUSF. CON- tatntnt: 7 riiums and bath liard-, uoori floors througliout. f)il fur- nace. Garage on prrilllsrt. Resi-

dential. Ext-cllcnt condition. y y , write Guardian. Box 502, 1 April 2.lll1 to r hauling puma" "em want" cream on Maple Plains,

'Atigiistine Cove. Freetown, Nctrtott. and Emerald-Kim kora routes.

pcricni-cd typisl. Apply Rm. 969 Giiardi:-tit.

untixs TOR--GIRITTTVOWSHARE '

Kinkora Dairying (To-operative Assn' Ltd.

furnishctl ap.'it'tttir-tit. ('cntr:tl.l Write ('oiiiiattt.:itt Apartnicnt, No. l.

FARM FOR SALE

AT i'fR0()KFlI".LII

(foii.-isting of 72 acres. I0 acres under wood and lumber. balance ('lf':ir. never failing stream at back. New barn and other out.- .. , . , hiiildings. house in good repair living in City View near Ottawa. Mm ugh” and watery young 0,. passage paid. references. Tcle- vlmrdg H mm, gram pavement phone 4334 or wt'ile.Mrs. Hem- .1 mil, (mm RIR. sumo". 10' mini Ch”'l”'l: R9”'d"'”- miles from (Thnrlotieown. For

an for ccneral liniisi-work High- est M31105. Week-cntls free. Ap- ply Box 968 Guardian.

girl for General Hniisework by May lst. Good wages. Apply Box 50, Souris. P.E.I.

and to help care for invalid lady.

i;Tni.'oit w6iv'tAN'1"o”no GEN- further particulars apply tw-

eral housework. three chlldren.l have modern conveniences. two miles from town of New Gias-. gow. Write stating experiences! and salary expected. Mrs. Nick;

GARFIF.I.D Mat-PHEE. Brookfield.

machinery. .I.I.. Rayner equip- ment Ltd. Siimmersidc.

IIOMEMAKERS - ONLY ELNA dares to make this offer. If you can find any other home sewing machine. that does everything Elna ca.i do, Elna will btiy it for you. If you are thinking of getting it new Sewing Machine it will pay you to investigate how H? can make this offer- Arrange for a free Elna Trial in your home. by calling our Instruction Centre .'IIlti. Our first ten cust-

Nova Scotis: North Sydney. Sydney Mines.

omors will receive a very spec- ial introductory offer.

-3;

RIPlEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

Farm For Sale

140 acres clear in good condi- tion. 15 acres woodland. Excel- lent pasture. bordering on river for 30 chains. Nice location. with fruit and ornamental trees. Bulld- lngs include house, barn and five other outbuildings.

JOHN F. MacISAAC. St. Peter's Bay. P.E.I.

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 15th day of April A.D. 1957 In Re Estate of Charles Fall late of Crapaud in Queens County in the said Province. Farmer. de- ceased. testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County

GREETING

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Charles Fall of Crapaud aforesaid. Farmer. and Russell MacDonald of Summersltie in Prince County in the said Prov- ince. Retlred Railway Employee. the Executors of the above named Estate. praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province. on Friday the 17th day of May next coming. at the hour of eleven niclock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Es- tate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Fred- eric A. Large Esquire. Proctor said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that a true copy hereof be forth- with published in some newspaper published In Charlottetown afore- said once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places res- Dectlvely. namely. in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown

FOR SALE

MRS. ARTHUR ROPER-5727

Summer cottage, 21 Brighton Shore. Completely furnished. All modern conveniences. Phone-

Fci rm For Sale

100 acres. 8 miles from Charlottetown with new buildings and running water in house and

Also 50 acres nearby. This land is in excellent condi- tion. - Priced to sell.

JOHN R. THOMPSON. French Fort

' WANTED

part time work.

-Apply-

K. 0. BOX 683 Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Sales Clerk with bookkeeping experience for full or

WANTED

Province of Prince Edward Island

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

First Mate for M. V. FAIRVIEW. Appli-

cants please submit applications to this office stating qualifications. salary expected. etc.

R. 6. WHITE.

Deputy Minister.

Charlottetown,

Prince Edwe rd Island.

April lb. I957.

AUCTION SALE

AT ALLISTON-JOHN L. MacLEOD SATURDAY, APRIL 27th AT 1 P. M. 1 cow 5 years old freshen May 11th; 1 cow 6 yeais old

freshen May 22nd; 1 cow 8 years old freshen May 13th; 7 yearlings; 1 more 10 years old. weight 1400; 1 blood horse 15 years old, weight 1300 lbs.; 1 drill seeder, I.H.; 1 bay mower 1.11.; 1 manure spreader I.H.: 1 gang plow I.I-1.: 1 lever spring tooth harrows. M.M.; 1 riding horse hoe M.H.; 1 bay rake 10 foot. MH-: 1 scuffler I.H.; 1 driving wagon; 1 rubber tire truck wagon. three ion; 1 cart and wheels: 1 driving sleigh and buffalo: 1 set of team harness; 1 set pad and britchen: 1 cart saddle and britchen, collar and hames; 1 cream seperator 600 lbs.; 2 cream cans; 14 tons

bail hay. Household articles-1 dining room table and six

chairs; 1 spring couch; 1 stove. Quebec Heater.

Terms of sale: All sums up to 325.00 cash, over that

amount six months credit on approved joint note. Six per cent allowed for cash. If day stormy first fine day.

G. H. NELSON,

Auctioneer.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Canadian Press

MONTREAL (CF) - Deultlng sea water and finding a better WI! to build irrigation sys- tem. Ila-old It can of civilisa- tion. will be tackled shortly by MCGIII University regurch wing.

en. Rlclled by a bequest of about 01.000900. the university will help develop generally better and cheaper techniques for utilizing foal; water in desert and arid reg- Tbe irrigation problem. a sub- 3ld1l1'Y Pmkcl. will be closer to Canadian application especially in llfle areas of the western prov- laces. . IMPORTANT IEQUEST

pany Limited. big United States.

finance

may be used economically and ef- fectively for irrigation." Additionally. "with due regard for the primary purpose." re- search will begin on methods of irrigation or other means of mak- ing desert or arid lands available and economically useful for agri- culture." Engineering Dean R. E. Jam- ieson. 65. has been appointed di- rector of planning and work will begin in June. "It's a challenge." he said in In Interview. "Almost anything onle does in this field will be use fu ." First step will be compilation of a report on progress elsewh .2 -he has been given two years r that alone. By then McGill will have some idea what feilds look most promising. Work has been done in many places. Dean Jam- Ieson said. BIG u.s. PROGRAM The United States government conducting an elaborate ll- yelr Program. costing about 81.- 000.000 annually. Israel has a vital interest in the problem. he said. to prepare its desert areas for a rapidly at ending popula- tion now heavily dependent on

sun's rays

The research program is being established under the will of the isle James Henry Brace. Amer- ican-born founding partner of the Fraser-Brace Engineering Com- contracting firm operating in Canada and the

Specifically. the bequest will "research for develop- ment of methods or means of eliminating or . ducing the salt content of sea water so that it

Use Guardian Want Ads- Dial 8506 0

McGill Seeks way ot'MakinJ

food imports.

A variety of techniques Ina been devised either as research pm: A or commercial pi-opogt. tions to meet acute water short. ages.

Each involved usi of som. form of energy, ranging from on

to electricity. con, no high.

Oil-rich Venezuela. said Dean Jemleaon. has a plant which use. oil to distll salt water. There on Middle East projects in which the sun is used to evaporate up water.

Israel. he said. is working on one project In which water is dis- tilled in a partial scuum to save fuel.

But. said the dean. su tugs, techniques still put the cost of de. salted water for above the price where they can normally be gp. plied commercially on 3 ma. scale for Irrigation purposes.

"It is quite possible that we wlli establish a special laboratory for our work on this thing." the dean said.

MIGHT BE COSTLY

"It might be that we would go to the tropics If we decided to follow one particular line of re- search. . "While our funds may seem substantial-we aren't sure yet what.the precise amount will be -a field project can be costly." But any progress would be worth It.

Supposing. he said, that It costs 30 cents to supply 1.000 gallons of desalted water--and he em- phasized that this figure is an ex- amnle which is well below most rates of desslting plum now in operation.

A! 1.000 gallons a day per nor. to account for wastage and crop consumption. the farmer would have a bill added for each acre during each period of 100 days. That is a large chunk of overhead for any crop to bur, he said.

Despite Cansds's generally - abundant water supplies. be ad- ded. certain regions appear to be facing problems because of indus- trial growth and the consequent heavy drain on existing supplies. He suggested some part at on. tario have lowered the ground water level to the point where

shortages may be Imminent.

By JACK GEE

PARIS tlteuterst Striking workers brought rail traffic to I complete standstill throughout France '-'-' Jnesday and service by the state-ritn Air France airline is due to halt at dawn today. Millions of footsore Parlsiiins made their way to work the best way they could as public trans- port workers Joined 300.000 rall- way workers In their 48-hour strike to back demands for pay in- crosses.

Both the Roman Catholic and Communist-controlled unions to which the rail workers belong spurned e lsst-minute government offer of a 1.5-per-cent pay increase retroactive to Jan. 1. French rall- wsy men make the equivalent of from 392 to 3215 a month.

Eight thousand ground workers for Air France will walk off the job today for 24 hours to back their own pay demands. Air France officials said 32 depar- turcs and 19 arrivals will be can- celled as a result.