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CITY & QUEEN'S [47,cmee,

tain 8:30,

© 8.00 p.m. _ | AUCTION “4s” Score Cards . for sale at °

AND MacLeods Bar- caareee «Pane * ghin basement for Specials at all| eral Printing.

ez / aoe See veers Oe your bea COME and see our| 00d Dollar eaiherey’ specials in Weekend Cases and se eee

Also Twin Sets at $21.50. Quality luggage at lowest) IMPORTANT MEETING of the

prices, S.L. Hardy and Co., 102) P.E.I. Caledonia Club, Wednes- ~ Kent Street. fay arenes, p.m, at YMCA. All

GARD PARTY Southport Han| MEMPErs Plesse attend. Sponsored Guide Assoc-| GREENHOUSES open daily 8 — h oe ian = Tamhens Cauliflonar

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—— and Tomato Plants, Red Ger- REPEAT P of|aniums, Begonias, etc. Jewell’s .«Yazelbrook Alexandra, «Three 'Greenhouses, York, Phone 7074.

Births, Deaths, Marriages

p48: on this page, they appear for one edition on transferred to this department in the next

BIRTHS

YOUNG — At the Charlottetown

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27th, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. David Young, Belvedere Ave., a daughter, Debra Ann.

ROUSS — At the Grace Mater-

KING'S COUNTY |

__ Bingo, St. Mary’s Parish Hall Montague, Tuesday, 8:30. Jack- pot-freezout and 16 other games.

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play at

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“Sun Bonnett Jane Lane” in Pownal Hall Wednesday; June 3rd. cur-

(When death notices are received too late to be included eee

and Mrs. Wm. M. Rouss, (nee Lorna Creelman) on May 28th, a son, David Creelman.

Hospital on Wednesday, May| STEWART — At the P.E.1. Hos- pital May 30, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stewart, Charlotte- town (nee Esther Johnston) a son, 7 ib. Donald Alan.

nity Hospital, Halifax, to Capt. WHITE — At the Kings County

~ Coming Events

Ga Tuesday, Thursday, Frasy| PRINCE COUNTY " Seeiit feud te OWitenin| BINGO IN Borden Legion Hall

Dairying Co. Ltd., Cancelled for this week and the

following summer months

© Oliver MacLeod and C.A. Friz-

-zell will be hauling cream to Wilt- Tuesday June 30th, _ shire Factory on Mondays and| 1959 for the Annual

Thursdays, will take back butter! Hospital Picnic held at O'Leary.

SALESMAN WANTED

Tank wagon salesman wanted. Apply in writ-

ing to the undersigned, stating age, exper-

tence, marital status,

Tacs Canada Limited ©

P.O. Box. 665 Charlottetown

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SCOTCHFORT

Farm consisting of 60 acres of land, 45 acres in state of cultivation, balance in wood and lumber, and barn in good condition. Situated on paved

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house

3 y 13 miles east of Charlottetown. Reason for selling, ill health. ‘ Apply— oS D. L. FISHERS fons Scotchfort.

‘FARM FOR SALE

- Niagara Finance

Offers ©

. Good Opportunity For Young Men

21-30

-Education:—Junior Matric Experience:—Not essential Employee Benefit Program

Apply to—

5 SUMMER STREET, SUMMERSIDE

Telephone No. 2148

Company Limited

FOR SALE

Valuable property situated near

income of over $5000.00.

L. H. KENNEDY Real Estate and 166 Great George St. -

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centre of City. ‘ motel or business, frontage on Fitzroy and Euston of approximately fifty feet and depth of over three hundred fect. More frontage available, also contains seven apartment dwelling with annual

Ideal for

PRINCE COUNTY

WOMEN Demoustrators full or part time—car necessary. Replies from city and rural greatly ap

celebrated in the Cardigan Church Sunday, June 7th, 2:30

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BOYS DRILL boxer shorts, size

6 to 14. Special 98 cents. Moore |-

and MacLeod Ltd.

Memorial Hospital, Montague. on May 26th, to Mr. end Mrs.

old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLean, Meadowbank. Mar-

IN MEMORIAM

ARNOLD — In loving memory of my father, H.L. Arnold, who departed this life June 2nd, 1953.

The way he talked, the smile he wore, And all the thousand things so dear © I loved about him while he lived Haven't gone with him from here.

They’re planted deep in mem- ory’s garden

And watered daily with my tears To keep them ever fresh and vivid

Through all the coming years.

Ever remembered by Ezra.,

MAMYE — In loving memory of Joseph Mamye who passed away June Ist., 1943.

Time speeds on, sixteen years

have passed, ;

Since death its gloom, its shad-

ows cast,

Within our home, where all seem-

ed bright,

And took from us a shining light.

We miss that light and ever will

His vacant place there is none

can fill.

Down here we mourn, but not in vain,

Far up in heaven we will meet again.

Lovingly remembered by Wife and Family.

SHERREN — In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Henry Sherren, who passed away June 2nd., 1947.

Oft and oft our thoughts do wand- er

To a grave not far away

Wheré we laid out husband and father

Just twelve years ago to-day.

We miss you dear at every turn

Along life’s weary way

And home has never been the same .

Since you were called away.

A happy home we once enjoyed How sweet the memory still But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill.

Gone dear Henry, gone forever, How we miss your smiling face But you left us to remember None on earth can take your

place.

Lovingly remembered by his Wife and Family.

| $2,770,520, 61 cents_a-share; 1958,

SUMMARY -

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto: Market mixed in slow trading.

New York: Market mixed in slow trading.

Montreal: Market firm in quiet trading. i

_ CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S. dollar closed Monday at a dis- count of 3 31-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down %. Pound Sterling $2.70%, down %.

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Canada Feils Ltd. com. 15 cents, class A 15 cents, Aug. 15, record July 31.

Canadian International Power Co. Ltd. six per cent pfd. 75 cents, June 30, record }

June 10, pfd. 4% per cent, $1.12% July 15, record une 24. Dominion Glass Co. Ltd. com. 50 cents, pfd. 17% cents, uly record une 26.

Eddy Match Co. Ltd. 37% cents une 30, record une 13.

Hinde and Dauch Paper Co. of Canada Ltd: 45 cents, Sept. 25, record Aug. 31.

Royalite Oil Co. Ltd. pfd. "ag cents, uly 1, record une

NET EARNINGS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Blue Bonnets Raceway Ine., year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $210,- 267. (first year of operation.) Harding Carpets Ltd., six months ended April 30: 1959, $343,270, $1.44 a share; 1958, $90,- 008, 38 cents.

Lamaque Gold Mines Lid., 4 months ended April 30: 1959, $244,734, 8.16 cents a share; 1958, $269,648, 8.95 cents.

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd., 4 months ended April 30: 1959, $26,327, .55 cents a share; 1958, $18,598 .4 cents.

Union Gas Company of Canada, Ltd., year ended March 31: 1959,

$2,561,099, 58. cents. (1958 share earnings adjusted for 5 - for - 1 stock split in August 1958.)

PRODUCE

MONTREAL” (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations: Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra-large 40%-41, large 40, me- dium 31-32, small 23, B 20, C 16. Receipts 140.

Butter: Current receipts, tend- erable 63%, non-tenderable 62%4; fresh grade creamery prints, job price 64-65; fresh wholesale, tend- erable, 64, non-tenderable 63%. Cheese: Delivered Montreal, not waxed, Quebec white, 32, col- ored, 32, wholesale Quebec white, 33, colored 33; currecent receipts 0 o white fo.b., grading sta- tioh, 33, colored 33%; wholesale Ontario, colored 34%, white 34. Potatoes: N.B. 75s 2.40 - 2.50; N.B.~50s 1.60-1.75; N.B. 10s .37- 40; P.E.1. 75s 2.75 - 3.00; P.E.I. 10s 45; Quebec 75s 180-2.00; Cal- ifornia 7.00.

GRAIN

WINNIPEG (CP) — Buying in all grains on the Winnipeg grain exchange Monday was prompted by reports of dry weather condi- tions in Saskatchewan.

Trade was quiet. Prices moved narrowly, although some were ir- regular.

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Closing prices:

Oats: Jly % lower 74%b; Oct % lower 74%a; Dec % lower 73%a.

Barley: Jly % lower 99%b; Oct % lower 1.00%; Dec -% lower 98%. :

Flax: Jly 1 higher 3.06%; Oct 1%4-1% higher 3.00%-%; De? 3%- 3% higher 2.98%-%.

Rye: Jly lower 1.09%; Oct % lower 1.10%; Dee unchanged 1.11%nnt.

Prices for class two wheat for

Your memory lives within my heart

With tender love and deep regret

I who love you will never for get. Always remembered by daugh-

ter Bertha.

MCCAFFREY — In loving mem- ory,,.of Michael A. McCaffrey, who died on June 2nd., 1947.

Someone remembers, someone cares

Your name is a whisper in all my prayers

A smile, a tear, a thought sincere

How often I wish that you were here. ‘

“

Lovingly remembered «by his Wife Katherine. \

Funeral Director

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR

15 King Square

Charlottetown Dial 5549

Royal Bank was up 2% at 88, Stelco gained 2 at 80 and Howard Smith was ahead 1% at 42%. Among a number of issues gain- ing major’ fractions in these groups was building products, up % at 35%.

But Hudson Bay slipped % to 54% and % - point losses were

gained a point at 32 ‘point losses each were taken by Quebec Power at 39 and Bathurst A at 46.

Foods saw 1%-point gains each Ogilvie at 49% and Maple Leaf Milling at 18%. But Catelli at 40 was off a point.

Down more than a point were Dominion Oilcloth at 42, down 1%, and Ford A, off 1% at 173%. Point losses each were taken by TransCanada .Corp. at 28 and Morgans at 35.

In the senior.mines, Frobisher gained 50 cents at 2.50 as Hol- linger slipped % point to 33. Most losses range to 4 cents in a mixed penny group.

The closing averages show banks off 1.12 at 65.73, utilities up 0.7 at 156.8, industrials up 4.1 at 316.8, combined up 2.9 at 263.4, papers up 3.7 at 440.8 and golds off 0.72 at 90.72.

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Abitibi 36% Fraser » Abit pr .. GT Lakes 3™% Asbestos 29% How Smith 42% Bnque C Nat 57% Hud Bay Min 34% Bank Mont 538% Imp Bank . Bank NS 77% Imp Ol 41% Bnque PC 3™% Int Nick ci) Bathurst A #@ Int Pap 115 Bathurst B 3% Int Pete 4 Bell 43 «=Mass.Fer 16% Brazil 5% McColl - % Bldg Prod %% N St. Car 7 Cleveland 1™%, Noranda 51% C Cement .. Paudash 0 c mane ee S" Cc C Bak Com 64 Royal Bank 4% dn Brew @ = =Royalte Can Brew pr .._ ‘St. L Corp 1% Cdn Celan 31% Shawn n C Inf Power 1% Steel 80 C Int Power pr 55% Trans Can PL 27 CPR 2 «Un Steel = Cockshutt Walker Wr 2% —— D Brdge 21% Cons Dom Tar 17~=«“ Ford 173% Foundaton 4%

NEW YORK

NEW YOR K(AP)—Mild profit taking skimmed the top off the stock market's latest rise to rec- ord highs and left prices irregul- arly lawer Monday.

Autos, coppers, rails, airlines and utilities ended the day lower. Oils and aircrafts were mixed. Some fair gains were posted by chemicals, electrical equipments and some drugs and rubbers.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks dipped cents to $229.90.

Aluminium Ltd. of Canada was the fift hm tstetaoiosinaccvk. . the fifth most active stock in a total market of 2,730,000 shares, the smallest since Feb. 12. Alum- inium closed % higher at 30. Mc- Intyre Porcupine’s 1% gain was thé biggest in the Canadian sec- tion. Among the losers were Hud- son Bay Mining, International Nickel and Canadian Pacific.

Among Canadians on the Amer- ican Stock Exchange upiter Oil and Preston East Dome added % each. Brazilian Traction and Ca-

nadian Marconi lost by the same margin. What stocks did: Mon Fri Advances 411 487 Declines 559 497 Unchanged 224 205 Total issues 1194 1189 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS ae nl Ww. eas Hadi Corp 5% Cons Edson 4 El Auto El 4% Utd Areraft 57 Gen Elec 62% Vanadium 7 Goodyear 138 Westngse 7 Gt Nor Ry 57% Int © T 29 Kennecott 110%

TORONTO

TORONTO (CP)—Western oils

dipped on the Toronto Stock Ex- change Monday to their sixth suc- cessive, 1959 index low as trading was the slowest in more than a@ year. Western oils. opened lower, moved ahead around noon then faded at the close for nearly a one-half point loss.

Calgary and Edmonton was down 1 at 27%. Bailey Selburn eased 15 cents at $8.35 and Cana- dian Husky lost % at 10%.

Senior base metals were mixed. Labrador was off 1 at 26% but Noranda added % at 51%. Other changes were in small fractions.

McIntyre was up 1 at 89 but most other moves among golds were small. Kerr-Addison dipped Ye at 19%.

Index changes: Industrials up 19 to 529.44; golds up .04 to 93.98; base metals off .29 to 173.97; western oils off .48. to

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DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

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INDUSTRIA:

Mass-F 17985 $16% 1% 164 + %

Arcan 12211 87% ™™% 7% StL Corp 10240 $14% 17 17% + % Hard Carp 9190 $154 M4 Mis — % Bell Phone 6468 43 42% 4 + % Place asne Me 150 «158,> +3 Sapphire | 13600 140 120 137 +17

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DEATH NOTICE

GORDON M. CROCKETT

The death occurred at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on April 19th., 1959, of Gordon Melbert Crockett in his 66th. year.

Born in York, he was the only son of the late John Donald Crockett and Henrietta Bryen- ton, and farmed on the old home- istead until stricken by poor |health and moved to York sta- | tion to become the station agent. | This position he held until the time of his death.

His funeral which was very largely attended; attested to the 'esteem in which he was held in ‘this and surrounding districts, ;was held on ~ April 2ist., from | York United Church of which he was a communicant member, the service being conducted by his pastor, Rev. G.A.D. Elliot.

A male choir, accompanied by the organist, Mrs. Lloyd Vessey, |sang favorite hymns.of the de- ceased: “The Lord’s My Shep- hered,” and “Abide With Me.” Mr. J.B. Lewis of Freetown sang

the beautiful solo, ‘Sometime We'll Understand.”

Pall bearers were: Leith |Brown, Claude Lewis, Lorne Vessey, Harry Lewis, Frank

Watts, and Peter Proud.

Left to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband and father are: his Wife, the former Mabel Craswell, one daughter Gladys (Mrs. Ernest McDonald) and one son Donald. Two sisters Margaret, Mrs. Vernon Rodd of Charlottetown, Florence, Mrs.

|four grandchildren to whom he was greatly attached.

Many beautiful floral tributes bore silent testimony of the de-

parted.

He was tenderly laid to rest in the cemetery adjoining the Church. ;

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Gordon Crockett and fam- ily wish to thank all them neigh- bours and friends of York for the very generous gifts, she receiv- ed from them, and for their many acts of kindness in their time of bereavement—and to those who sent flowers, ‘cards .and letters

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