14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat.. Aprf 16, 1966. ' NOTICES

_NOTICES NOTICES _

_ AUCTION SALE

MT. HOPE, KINGS COUNTY MONDAY, APRIL 18 AT 1 P.M.

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STOCK: ‘ ‘ 4 tt epee 1 ASrshire cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh: 1 Ayrshire heifer, fresh; 2 Shorthorn cows, fresh; 1-Angus cow, 3 yrs. old; 1 Angus_ s heifer to freshen; 1 Ayrshire heifer to freshen: 1 Holstein

heifer to freshen; 2 Hertford heifers, 2 yrs. old; (fat) a number of feeder cattle: & Herford heifers, 1 yr. old: 4 calves Holstein and beef breed. 1 horse 2 yrs .old (broken);

1 horse 12 yrs. old. Terms. of salé — Cash. Sale will be held on the 18th rain or shine.

: EDWIN MacDONALD | J. THOMAS McKENNA, Owner. Auctioneer.

The Panodian Heart:

Foundation ho like to thank all those -who-have rt- a research through “In Memoriam” dona- ———S and_wishes_to point out that

ins Memoriam”’ cards are available by phoning The Canadian Heart Foundation at 894- 8297 | in Charlottetown.

—-The—donor—will_receive.an_official receipt. for. in-

ft

available on residential single dwellings

and duplexes.

NOTICES

ATTENTION = |

Are you contemplating buying or:

building a home in the near future?

We have first mortgage funds

Eastern & Chartered Trust Co,

154 Richmond St., ‘ Charlottetown, P.E.I.. \ Telephone 4-7383 3 ¢ _[ AUCTION SALE AT MILLVIEW

Saturday, April 23, 1966 at 1:30 p.m.

1 Stock; 1 fresh cow and 4 to freshen, 5 year olds; » hens.

Machinery: new; 1 hydraulic plow; 1-hay..mower M. H. (oil bath); 1 Mc- |

1 Ford tractor; 4 set’ of tandem discs, almost

on

' NOTICES TONIGHT SPORTSMAN’S CLUB pee

Sterns Building Ch’'town .

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Daheing & Entertainment

| ORGAN RECITAL

ws Members of the Charlottetown Branch Royal Canadian College of Organists

TRINITY CHURCH -

SUNDAY. EVENING i acta a > at 8:45 P.M. :

MEMBERS & GUESTS

ace en

NOTICES

IN MEMORIAM

CAREW — in loving memory of Fred Carew who passed away April 17th. 1965

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BIRTHS

| MacFARLANE — Don and: Mildred are

6 Ibs.,—7 ozs., at the Prince County Hospital on April 6, 1966,

+ DRAKE - At. the Prince Edward Is. ‘land Hospital, Sunday April 10th, 1966, * to Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Drake, Mill view, a son William Scott. weight 7

With — The Ibe.. 4 ons. ‘ 1S! ANDERS ian ge Royalty are happy to an-

“| nounce the arrival of their son John | Walter at the. Charlottetown Hospital

TEL: 2-155] hm ~ Physical Culture .& Recreation- Centre

MacQUARRIE | eeemuans (nee Mary ‘Cheverie), are

————— son Donald Joseph at the Charlottetown | Ravel on April 15th, 1966, weight 10

ENGAGEMENTS

JUDSON — GOSS — Mr and Mrs. Winstow Judson, Charlottetown an- nounce the engagement of their daugn- ter, Helen Beverly to James Roger

Goss, Charlottetown. The marriage will bre oe St. Dunstan's Basilica on

HEFFERNAN — WHITE — Mrs. F Catherine Heffernan, widow_ of the | late Harold Joseph Heffernan, an- nounces the engagement of her young. if daughter Sharon Elizabeth to Doug- las Roy White, eldest son of Mr. and

ward Island. The wedding wil! take

place May 7th, 1966, at St. Cather-

| VITAL sl

» «tN MEMORIAM

to ‘announce the arrival of their DOCHERTY - In loving memory ot

George E. Docherty, Pinette, passed. away April 16, 1950.

Always remembered by wife and fam-

MacPHEE — In loving mem dear father and husband John

who passed away 1958.

nace “and. sadly missed Lewis and Pauline Mc. Always remem) MacPhee and

by ‘his wife Mrs. family.

LEDWICH — In loving memory of my dear wife Ruth F., who passed away

April 17, 1960.

George L. Ledwich.

FIN -- In loving memory of our

ota March 2th,

His weary hours and days ot pain His troupled- nights are past,

And: in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet rest at last

Johnny.

DOCHERTY ~ In loving memory of my. dear father, George Docherty who passed awa’ April 16th, 1950 { rom . prayer from one who loved Just 2 memory foul and~ tree. In my heart you'll live forever, Because I thought the world of you. Always remembered by daughter Norma.

-. SHARKEY In loving memory of

Patrick J.

-_ Dr. .and Mrs. 1G.. Dear are the memories silently kept Of one I loved and never forget | happy to. announce the arrival of their Lovingly remembered by her husband

| co father, James D. Coffin who passed | away April 17th, 1953 amd mother, May | “

+ 14th, 1949.

Its only small, but # means a lot | Just to let you know that we haven’s |

forgot

‘Goss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Always es by the family.

| dear husband, and father James Grif- pril 17, 1965. We little knew when we woke that |

| fin who passed away

morn,

The sorrow that day would bring For the call was sudden, the shock

severe,

_ To part with one we lovéd so ‘dear, As long as life and memory last

We will remember thee.

ines Church, Halifax, N.S. The couple Ever remembered by, his wife

| GRIFFIN — In loving memory of a} rs

‘April b7, 1959.-

Mrs. Patrick J.

May 9, 1964 The family

CARD OF THANKS

ad | we _ WISH to thank’ Dr. Kennedy,

come tax _Durposes from the Foundation. In Memoriam donations are not only an wasicalei.!

AUCTION SALE STANLEY BRIDGE SATURDAY, APRIL 23, AT | P.M,

. _ § milk cows, 3 pure bred Holstein, 3 gnades, 3 heifers, 1 te freshen in November, 2 fall calves, 2 spring .calves, 1 mare

<= 12-_-years. old, John-Deer_M_Tractor,_and plough, 2-—-sectional —

lever harrows, No. 38 Massey hay mower, 9 foot rake, hay loader, 18 disc drill, I.H.C. '2-ton Chev truck, farm scales, 1 set fanners, crusher, cart wheels, truck wagon on rubber, 1 » ecuffler, mik cans, harness, forks, shovels, wire stretchers,

" 1 wood sleigh, hay rope and blocks, 1 frindstone. Other art-—

_ eon also at Birch Court. Immediately following, a

ATTENTION: HOLSTEIN BREEDERS ANNUAL MEETING |

-P.E.. HOLSTEIN - FRIESIAN ASSOC. BIRCH COURT, EXPERIMENTAL FARM

Monday, April 1.8 at 10 a.m.

Special invitation is extended to new members. The ladies are invited ‘to attend the noon lunch-. |

brooder Crop:

straw. beds,- stand.

meeting of the P.E.I. Superior Bull Club will be held.

: Machinery: baler with motor; 12 run Cockshutt seeder; tandem disc har-

rows; 3 section springtooth harrow; 4 séction—pin harrow; - farm wagon (on rubber) ;

‘dump cart:~grain crusher fanners;~

__' Wednesday, May 4th at | P. M.

| meat staff of Guardian and Patriot | all those who helped during the lest of. our home by fire.

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Ever remembered by wife Annie, dauge * whO ter Katherine. son Matthias, grandson

Cormick binder: 1 MacKenzie potato digger; 1 mere tooth -~ will ‘reside in Halifax family. of._clergy. Rooney Funeral harrow; 1 hay rake; hay loader; farm wagon (on rubber); | ~ |Home, all those who sent—letters—and —truckwagon;_cultivator_for_ tractor: Renfrew scales ;Renfrew— NOTICES reer NOTICES Veards of "faring our" recent aad be separator; plywood boat; electric fence; 50 Ib. cream can. aT ; ee eee pedtnest Furniture: Diningroom table; double bed and spring, crocks. Al ( TION SALE : : a | Mrs. John R Doyle and ‘family, Terms _of_sale — Cash. . ‘ “ : AUCTION SALE : = ares Nee: ie : ae 4 _WE WISH to express our thanks and MRS. BERTHA MUTLOW, J. THOMAS McKENNA. At Orwell Cove, Tuesday, April 26, 1966 at 1 p.m. ‘ eK appreciation toll ur frends and. Owner: ——-_-——Auetioneet,————|—g¢nek-—4—choice—miteh- io eae FORT TG 4 : neighbors, Welfare, Cross, North ‘" é‘ freshen, ——— rT AUGUS’ eee ae —Department.City. Fire De. . soon); 1 yr. old heifer. Ht not fine, firet-fine day following. ¥ New Idea spreader (2 years old); 1 McCormick [ Barteneat, ‘mambers; ‘staff ti meaner

trailer (on rubber): gh; driving sleigh; box sleigh; driving wagon; platform acalés (1 ton cap.); | gas engine M.D. 3 h. p.; 2 oil pumps; dise horse hoe; 30 fty | extension ladder; oak barrels; puncheons; feed bags; 70 ft. fire hose: page wire; electric motor; vise; black tackle and | rope; 50 ft. garden hose; white washing machine; electric (new);

can and milk cooler; quantity f paint and harness, 500 bus. oats; 400 lb. hayseed; 200 bales hay: 100 bales u

Household-effects: Mohair parlor: suite lauslens) complete; ... parler, table, (antique); } springs and mattresses; bedding: (complete); spinning wheel and jack reel; dash churn, 1 on —

, CHARLES MacDONALD —

‘hay rake; horse hoe; scuffler; wood-—~-——

beam scales; gas tank (200 gal. cap.); ford heifer;

Machinery:

feeders and fountains; ‘cream

oil brooder;

couch: kitchen table and chairs: 3 chamber sets —

J. THOMAS McKENNA,

5 milch~cows, 3 -fresh with. calf at side, Shorthorn; 1 Ayshire cow to freshen; 1 Holstein cow- to freshen; 1 Hereford steer; 2 Shorthorn heifers; 1 Here- ford bull; 1 horse, 12 hundred tbs.; 2 brood sows, 1 to’ farrow May Ist, 1 to farrow May 7. ~

1 Cockshutt tractor 540, 3 yrs. old: Cockshutt plough; Cockshutt tandem disc; McCormick binder; I, H: C. mower; 6 ft. cut seeder: hay rake scuffler; MacKenzie potato digger; 2 woodsleighs; driving sleigh; driving wagon; cream | cans, 100 tbs. and 80 Ibs.; | harness; 200 bus. oats suitable for seed: 200 mee of pari

200° straw 1 Renfrew-‘cream- separator.

Furniture: ‘Beds, springs and bureaus and many _ antique pieces and many other articles too. numerous to mention.

Terms of -sale—cash:.

Mr. and -Mrs.- Clifford -MacPhes—and —- : family, West Royalty.

1 WISH TO thank Dr. Giddings, ané it Stewart, nurses and staff of the | Prince Edward Island Hospital, Rev. |'T.W. Howard and Rev. Ross Howard, | all those who sent cards, treats and j all who visited me during my stay m ‘) the hospital. A special thank you to my | kind neighbors and friends who helped in 90 many ways. Signed: Fulton Warren.

THE HUSBAND and families of the | late Mrs. Jerry Dougay and Alice, wish “to” express “their “sincere thanks te ~ | Father’s MacDonald, McGaugh, Mur- phy and other clergy; also to Dre. Stewart, Lee, Inman, the nurses and

| staff of Prince County Hospital and the Montague Memorial Hospital, also Chis. holm Funeral Home. A sincere thanks

1 Here-

Fairbanks scales: quantity of

J. THOMAS McKENNA,

fcles too numerous te mention. Owner. Auctioneer. URBAN CURLEY,

: Se + MacArthur, Sec’ a pol linet erga rye pce FRANK BELL ARTHUR J. STEWART. co ac u Cys toot Hae le wil be held April 28, 1968 Owner. Auctioneer. © "| hors "and. friends who helped in any: Owner Auctioneer Union Road, RR 1 one If not fine first fine day following. am rpitiene cid

_ FISHERMEN FARMERS - GARDENERS GET READY FOR THAT JOB NOW

eo, $598) $3.98

“2 pe. Rain Suits he

Reg. 7.98. NOW ONLY

Hip Rubber Boots

ONLY

THE SURPLUS STORE

219 Great George Street Opposite Stewart Motors

SEEDS

A complete line of Forage seed grass & Legume, seed grain, oats, barley, “y, wheat, paseteat,

Lawn Seed « and Garden Seeds. Better seed don’t cost

| AGRO CO-OP

Exhibition Drive — 892-1671

HALIFAX SEED CO.

(P.E.1:) LTD. Garden and field seeds, bulbs, fer- _tilizer, “insecticides, peat moss, etc.

Retail and Wholesale

72 Queen St. © Charlotttown 4-831

Fishing License -

and

~All Fishing Supple THE BIKE SHOP.

-FISHERMAN’S SPECIAL - C.L.L.. PAINTS —

White outside paint, reg. $5.95 ee

Sale $4.19 - 3 gallons for $11.95

ALSO: Specials on Interior Paint. All colors.

$1.39

-Be-sure.to buy C.1.L. for perfect paint satisfaction. Get your fishing equipment and—fishing supplies - now! We have. everything you need.

FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO

Great George St. Charlottetown :

Lawn-Boy Rotary Power Mowers

Dealer

Pincerctp die

Magnesium light,

ease of handling

and years of service are LAWN-BOY pana _ For lawns that resemble fine broadloom you can

count-on LAWN-BOY. 2 Year Warranty.

WHERE TO BUY. IT

We also have tillers for rent. :

86—Orlebar St; Tel: 894-7189

WEST END NURSREIES

BULBS - "NURSERY STOCK

“POTTED PLANTS - FERTILIZER For Expert Landscaping . ie

‘Lawns and Cemetery Plots CALL US TODAY Artistic floral arrangements for every occasion Wire service to any part of the world.

Telephone 4-3525

ROCK - SHAKE SIDING

INSULATION FOR OLD OR NEW HOMES By Johns- Manville @ Permanent Colors Protected by Plastic @ “Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection” @ The most inexpensive home care Let us prove it with a “FRE# ESTIMATE” 5 Year Low Cost Financing Ask for JAMES STEWART - ihe

MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION Ch’town..894-4560

(NOTICE

Farmers jettenteted: 4n-—corn—planting: pia. aor

forage equipment are invited to attend a social evening at the BIRCH COURT BUILDING, Ex- perimental Farm, April 21st. at 8 p.m.

Special speakers from the Department. of

SIMPSONS-SEARS _ - Proudly presents the 1956 line of Crafts- man-Power-Mowers.~-Ghoose-from-gas-or—

-electric.models.

20 inch cut 3 h.p. -.4 Cycle

18.inch cut 2% hp. - 2 Cycle.

Agriculture and Ford Tractor will attend. Ford corn planters and forage equipment

_will be displayed and films shown.

69.95

18 inch cut Deluxe Electric

68.88

39. 88

Standard Electric 18 inch cut

Murray White Sales & Service.

S’side. 486-3419

Refreshments will be served, compliments of- Orville R.- Turner Ltd.

GARDENERSI-

We carry a complete line of vegetable

seeds. Maritime grown Turnip — Mangel, Thimet and Aldrin. Write, Phone or Visit us.

VESEY’S SEEDS

York, P.E.I. — Phone 4-8844

SPRING SALE

~ Used tractors, 33 Massey Diesel wide front end and hydraulics, 40° Cockshutt, wide front-end with cultivators and L.P.T.O.;. ‘B275 International, Ford 8N. Cockshut 30. Massey Ferguson 65 with front end loader, Massey Mustang and Allis B.

New and used spring tooth harrows, new and

‘used disc harrow trail type cylinder left, Manure spreader and lime sowers with seed ‘attachments.

Nicholson Sales & Service Ltd.

North Wiltshire

FOR SALE.

2 Jotm: Deere Planters, high speed, like new. price $550.00

each, 1 Super Major, like new $2750.00; 1 Power Major, $2000.00; 1 No. 414-International Tractor and Loader, 1 year old, $2500.00:

1 No, 861°Ford Tractor and Loader, $1800.00; 1 No. 4000 Ford .

$2250.00; 1 No, 950 David Brown tractor, $2000.00; 1 Farmall H and Loader, $1450.00: 1 Farmall Super, H with Loader, $1450.00; 1 Cockshutt No. 30, $850.00; 1 Massey No. 30, $600.00; 1 8N Ford, $800.00; 1: Farmall H., $850.00: 1 New Idea. Spreader, 1 year old $350.00; 1 Cockshutt Spreader, 1 year old, $400.00. New Holland Equipment, New David Brown Tractors and equipment,

STANLEY MAYHEW

Kinkora, P.E.1,'— Tel. : Kinkora. 6-32

‘y =49.88 SIMPSONS-SEARS 156 Kent St.

BELVEDERE STORE

@ BABY & CHILDREN'S WEA @ DRY GOODS

Open 7 days a Week till 10 p.m, 143 St. Peters Road Charlottetown Confectionery — Groceries

SIDMOUNT GARDENS

Potted Plants, Bulbs, Nursery Stock,

Flowers and Vegetables in season.

George W. lehiien — Prop. Dial 894-3219

McGill Ave. Extn.

Ch'tewn

MR. FARMER

Are you in: the. markét for a good used truck, We have trucks to suit your needs at very’ low _prices.- Call in today.

Unit No. T-497B

1956 Ford

'% ton. In, good working order. Good tires, motor and body, tires and motor. Be early for Save, $200. Should be $460.

NOW

- $260 x $1139 S. R. JOHNSTON LTD:

St. Peters Road Dial 894-8548

Umit No. T507-A 1960 GMC

1 ton. Dual-wheels, A-1 body,

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“Now we Y