stead, facing the parish church
‘Morell Rear, where Solemn Re-'
‘ sincerely, Rev. ‘Eric Robin, Rev.
'only son of the late Mr. William
Tor Quick Results Advertise The Classified WEE
P 1*-,§e 10 The Guardian Monday, Jan. 20, 1958
I N MEMORIAM
WOODINGTON——In» loving mem- ory of William Woodington who passed away January 19, 1954.!
A page in the book of memory.
Is gently turned today.
“Ever remembered by his fam- y.
MURRAY — In loving memory of my dear father Daniel A. Murray who passed away on «Mn. 16, 1956. " i
I lost a father with a heart of
gold, '
Who were more to me than
wealth untold. ' v
Without farewell he fell asleep
With only memories for me to
keep -
I lost but God gained
One of the best fathers the world
contained. Lovingly remembered by his daughter, Helen, Mrs. Harold Ferguson.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the box hold- ers on R.R. 1 who so kindly re- membered me at Christmas with money and gifts; also St. Marys Road Post Office. Wishing them all a happy and Prosperous New Year.
Mail courier on RR. 1, Dan McCarthy, St. Marys Road.
IN MEMORIAM
' MICHAEL McCARTHY
On the morning of December 10th-‘ residents of Morell Rear learned with regret the passing of ‘one df its oldest and most respected citizens, Michael Mc- Carthy, in his 92nd year.
The late Mr. McCarthy was born in Morell and had lived all his life in this community, where he engaged in farming and building. The beautiful home-
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in Morell Rear, and innumer- able homes and farm buildings in a wide area throughout the eastern section of the" province stand today like living monu- ments to his ingenuity and crafts manship, and from his home there ever radiated such a frien- dly atmosphere that spelled “welcome” to all and earned for him from all his friends the af- fectionate name of “Pa”.
The late Mr. McCarthy re- tired from active work several years ago, but up to» about a year ago he was still able to maintain a keen interest in all the activities of the home and community, and was always rea- dy to lend a helping hand at minor "chores when occasion or emergency demanded.
Mr. McCarthy was an exem- plary Christian and for the past decade of .. his life was a daily worshipper at Holy Mass in his parish church.
wife, the former Matilda Hughes, predeceased him, also two sons, Patrick and Joseph. In his last illness he was tend-
erly cared for by his daughter- °NE COW FRESHENED AND
in-law, Mrs. Ephraim Malone and her family, with whom he made his home. The remaining members of his family are: Sis- ter Philip of Neri, Western Hos- pital, Alberton; Mrs. Walter Miller (Margaret), New Haven, Conn.; Philip and Matilda, in New York; Pius, in Charlotte- town; and Mrs. Frank Myers, (Valeria), in Head of Hillsboro. Twenty-two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
The funeral took place on the‘ ‘
morning of December 13th from his late residence to the Parish Church of St. Lawrence O'Toole,
quiem Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Eric Robin with Rev. Phelan McKenna, Deacon, Rev. Reginald Phelan Sub-dea- con and Rev. Floyd McGaugh, Master of Ceremonies.
The pallbearers were Justin McCarthy, Daniel Sinnott, Joe Sinnott, Eugene Sinnott, Leonard Ryan and John O'Neil.
Interment was in the family plot of the parish cemetery, where service was conducted by his former pastor, Rev. Phelan McKenna.
cm or TIIANKS
Th'e family of the late Mich-: ael McCarthy wish to thank most
Phelan McKenna, Doctor Mc- Lellan, the Sisters of St. Martha, parishioners, neighbours and other friends for their-many acts of kindness, mass offerings and messages of sympathy which they offered the family during their recent bereavement.
IN MEMORIAM
REV. WILLIAM HAMILTON
The death took place recently at Banton Harbor, MI'ch., U.S.A. of ‘Rev. William J. Hamilton,
J. Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton, (nee Jennie MacPhee). Rev. Mr. Hamilton was a grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mac- Phee, I-Iopefield, P.E.I.
He was born in Lynn, Mass., 43 years ago and studied for the ministery of the Congregational Church. He held pastorates in West Roxbury, Mass, Avon, Conn. and in the state of Washington. .A year ago he became pastor of the First , Congregational Church in Benton Harbor, Mich.
During World War II he was a chaplain in the American Army and was wounded during the ad- vance across France. He was awarded a decoration for heroic conduct.
He is survived by his widow and two of a family, Susan and Mark Ian.
His funeral‘ was held from the church of which he was pastor, and was very largely attended
Agents Wanted
MAN OR WOMAN TO TAKE over vacant Watkins route in Charlottetown. Nothing to in- vest. No experience necessary as we train you. Minimum earnings $60.00 weekly. Apply in ‘writing to Mr. F. Granger, 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal, Quebec.
Boarders liccninmodated
ONE OR TWO MEN BOARDERS Apply 28 Great George St. or Phone 4572.
cars and Trucks For Sale
FOR SALE—1949 ONE TON Mercury flat bottom with racks. Motor, rear end, battery, all new. Will accept live stock in trade.. Hillard Moase, Free- town.
For Rent
1 HEATED FURNISHED ROOM 2nd floor. Dial 6268.
FOUR ROOMS. APPLY 28 UP- per Queen St.
5 ROOM HEATED APARTMENT Upper Prince Street. $65.00 monthly. Phone 9169.
TO LET: TWO HOUSEKEEP- ing furnished rooms. heated. Dial 6926.
GROUND. FLOOR. APART- ment, 4 rooms and bathroom, heated. Apply Box 602 Gdn.
ROOM FOR RENT, SUITABLE for Pensioner or working per- ,son. Phone 5189 after 5. '
IN THE BUSINESS AREA Charlottetown Ground floor space up to 5000 square feet and sceond floor office space up to 5000 square feet, divided to suit tenants. All replies confi- dential. Apply Box 601 Guar- dian Office.
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OFFICE SPACE R FOR RENT
Applications will be received by the District Engineer, De- paltment of Public Works, Can- ada, for the rental of available office space in the Confederation Building, Charlottetown. Inter- ested parties should contact the above for inspection and rates. .Department of Public Works, Canada.
6. W. Currie, District Engineer, P.E.I.
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For Sale
RECORD PLAYER. SPEED. ‘used only’ one month, '$18.00 Dial 5295.
WILLYS JEEP ENGINE, SHAFT and propeller, Priced to sell. Wilbur Jarvis, East Baltic P. O.
calf. Amos Callaghan, Tyrone, Lot 65.
BLUSTERY7 WHAT Ir IT B?
You can laugh at raw, windy’ weather if you have a clothes dryer in your home.
FIRESTONE
P ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER‘
149.954
Other. -models available Immediate Delivery
FIRESTONE HOME 3. AUTO co. 4 LTD.
187 at. Geo. St.
- Quebec heaters,
Dial 5547 3
OUT OUR WAY
"lH’T WE'RE ‘ BOTH
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BY J. R. WILLIAMS
MONONOE
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For Sale
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For Sale
NEW, MODERN SIX - ROOM bungalow in Belvedere area. Oil heat, large lot. For parti- culars Apply Box 600, Guardian
REGISTE D. LAND. RACE swine.’ T e finest bacon type, reasonable price. Magic Land- race Ranch, Travellers Rest.
ELECTROLUX. RECONDITION- ed traded in on latest new mo- del electrolux. Authorized elec- trolux Dealer. Phone 9858.
BRIDGE AND TABLE LAMPS. oil lamps, electric mof-fa-t hot plate, chamber set, .2 and 3 gallon crocks. Foot stools, end tables. Beatons Auction Rooms.
ELECTROLUX AUTHORIZED Dealer will sell cheap used cleaner traded”in on latest 1958 Model Electrolux. Phone 5607.
ELECTROLUX USED. TRADED in on new 1958 model electro-
lux. Authorized Electrolux Dealer. Phone 5372.
3"I«‘AItMs, ONE ON TRANS Canada Highway, two within . short distance from highway
in Queens County. Apply Box
HOUSE, HUNTER RIVER VIL- lage for sale or rent. Modern home throughout, seven rooms, two baths, sunporch and gar- age. Ready for occupancy. Write Mr. Dave Patterson, Hun- ter River.
COAL AND WOOD RANGES, small Cole- man space heater, hall-rack ma- gazine rack, wringer, electric fireplace, beds, springs, mat- tresses, studio couch. single and double . couches. Beaton’s Auc- tion Rooms.
UNBREAKABLE (MELMAC) DINNERWARE Terms arranged. Apply to-
JOHN ARSENAULT, 83 Bayfield St.—2nd floor
583 care of Guardian-Patriot..
ELECTROLUX. USED. TRADED in on new 1958 model electrolux. Authorized Electrolux Dealer. Phone 3828, Summerside.
ELECTROLUX. USED. TRADED in on latest Automatic Model electrolux. Authorized Electro- lux Dealer. Phone 3149, Sum- merside.
ELECTROLUX AUTHORIZED Dealer has few used floor polishérs and cleaners cheap for cash, traded in on new Electrolux three brush polishers and cleaners. Phone 4517.
KITCHEN CHAIRS,. ENAMEL top table, chrome kitchen set, oak library table, oak arm chair, large mirror, babgfls crib, baby carriage. Beatons
Auction Rooms.
BARGAINS IN RECONDITION- ' ed Electrolux cleaners, all trade ins on latest electrolux automatic models. You are al- ways sure when dealing with an Authorized Electrolux Deal- - er. Phone 9349.
ELECTROLUX V A C U U M Cleaners with complete attach,- ments -— 2 year guarantee - reconditioned (*) $39.95 or $2.00 weekly (f) by Maritime Com- pact Sales, 176 Kent St., Char- lottetown. Tel. 9220 or write for FREE home showing.
Auction Sale
At Dunstaffnage Having sold my farm I
offer for sale, stock, crop, '
and implements on Jan. 22 at 1 o’clock.'
Owner: Malcolm MacLean.
Auctioneer: Claude Cras-
well.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,- Etc.
Bell, Matheson 8: Foster 150 Richmond St. V ‘
1. Elmer Blanchard, RA. 155 Queen St. Dial 4232
M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg
Allison M. Gillie, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747
Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.
.' Peake 8: Nicholson 175 Grafton Street
For Those Who Prefer To Write Their Own;
CLASSIFIED ‘AD \ .HERE's HOW
THIS—is a sample 3-line want ad. This ad contains} approximately 15 words. Phone -8506.
You can use an ad like this to tell about your offer to nearly 20,000 readers of The Guardian and The Patriot. '
HERE'S HOW MUCH
6 days 3.60 4 days ........... 2.80 1 day .80i
HERE'S "THE NUMBER .
8506
We Will Be ®Iad To
by a sorrowing congregation that mourned the passing of a faith- ful pastor and friend.
Help You Prepare An" IAd If You Wish. I
J. A. McC-uigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.
IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB..
CURRIE BLDG.
(Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361
FREDERIC A. LARGE,
Q.C.
Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)
DIAL 3244
J os. W. MacDonald,‘
B.A., Q.C. -. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472
MacPlIee 8! Trainer [65 Queen St. Dial 4232
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432
OPTOMETRISTS
J. A. Carruthers, R. 0. 123 Kent St, Dial "5612
Byron J. Grant, 0. D. 124 Kent St” 5611
J. S. Taylor, R.O.
Corner Kent 8: Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4750
H. J. Mabon, R.0. Montague P- 3- 1-
ARCHITECT
J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT no Richmond st. Dial 3355
G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 ~ Summerside, Wednesdays
Dial 2936
Peter A. McNeil
160 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513
MUSICIANS
H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. . Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
E. S. CHANDLER,
B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I_C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325
i MIMEOGRAPHING - STENOGRAPHY - BOOKKEEPING
MRS. HELEN ACORN
8 BRIGHTON ROAD
DIAL 6349
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
McDONALD, CURRIE 8: C0. COOPER BROTHERS & co.
Currie Bldg’. Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St., Charlottetown Dial 6547 — 6548 . P. O. Box 187 ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown 100 F‘itzroy- Street Dial 5321
ERMA P. MORRISON
CHARTERED lfmvincial Bank Building
ACCOUNTANT ' 093 Main Street
MONCTON. AL. I.
WAITRESSES WANTED. APPLY
Male Help Wanted
DELIVERY BOY WANTED AP- ply Weatherby’s Grocery.
WANTED: MARRIED MAN FOR farm work, year round em- ployment. House, milk and ve- getables supplied. Apply J. W. Farmer, Kinkora;
MAN WANTED COURTEOUS. Reliable man for local vac- ancy. Opportunities for ad- vancement. Sales and Service- Route work. Car essential. $50 per week starting guarantee, Group Insurance, Give age edu-
For Sale
USED CLOTHING SALE MON- day, Jan. 20th, at 2:30 p. m. in MacCanne1l Building, 140% Great George St., City.
FOR SALE
Four room Bungalow. Modern. Lot 50 x 192. Immediate possession.
Wanted
FILL THOSE NEEDS THROUGH Classified ads! Need a job, a place to live, a car? Place‘ a “Wanted" ad for action!
THE NEARLY NEW SHOP needs and would appreciate do- nations Wednesday afternoon at 114 Kent St. Open Friday af- ternoon and evening for selling.
BUYING DAILY GOOD .PIGS over 32 lbs. will buy smaller ones. Also Fox Horses top pric- es and farm pick-up. P.A. Mac- Donald. Phone 1 ring 3. St. Peters Bay.
‘ Apply 3 i cation_and reference to Box 603 M. A. FARMER, fiG"ardm-
. . UN A MEN’S STORE FROM
s°hC1t°r°. your own home. Yes! We’ll
put you into your own business
absolutely Free! Now you can
_ . _ sell to every man, clothing, Quardmn - Pa'I'r|o'I' shoes, shirts, slacks, uniforms, W sportswear, etc. Amazing mon-
S ey making plan. No experience
necessary, full or part time.
Free clothing for personal use as extra bonus. Write for pow- erful sample outfit and full in- structions absolutely FREE. Dept. 45, Cooper-Johnson Co., Box 1100, Beauharnois, Que.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR men over 30. A well known and long established U.S. manufac- turer offers opportunity for earnings of $10,000 and higher on commission basis selling world famous Goodyear Liquid Roofcoatings and ,, specialty p aint s to industrial plants, schools, churches, property own- ers, government agencies and dealer outlets. Diversified line includes products for year II- round sales. “Ice Chaser“ — new ice melting compound — assures excellent winter com- missions. Warehouses through- out Canada expedite delivery and eiliminate “red tape” of direct importation from United States. Experience not neees-' -sary but car essential. Typical earnings; New salesman Tho- mas earned over $11,000 first year from one account. Sales- man Zevalza earned over $20,- 000 his third year with Com- pany. Write or wire Consolida- ted Paint and Varnish Corpora- tion, 1831 Willey Avenue, Cleve- land 13, Ohio. U. S. A.
Wanted
WANTED — ALE ‘BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 3595,
two ROOM FURNISHED
FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING OR SELLING
Female Help Wanted
4
in person to Island Grill.
‘WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY 167 Great George St. at 0.K. Lunch
MIDDLE AGED W O M A N AS housekeeper in Country home. Write box 605 Guardian or Dial 4665.
GENERAL D U T Y NURSES Graduate. Opening on all shifts, forty-hour week, time and one- half for overtime. New mod- ern hospital. Vacations and sick leave. Insurance. Apply 0. L. Harvey, Administrator, Milli - nocket, Maine.
#3 WEEKLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to friends No canvassing, inves-tment or experience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks Ltd 3425 Industrial Blvd. Dept Z 2553 Montreal.
WANTED
‘A By Automobile Dealer First Class Stenographer.
'APP1Y to apartment for man and wife. Dial 9327. P. . B 0 OX 57?’ 4 ,ROOM HEATED APART- ’ Ch’t0wn_ ment furnished or partly fur-
nished Phone 5822.
C No more ‘frozen fingers 9 No more frozen clothes - A N9 .mo.ro dampness in your home
Dry Your Clothes
for only Pennies on daily in ‘a THOR fully automatic clothes
DRYER!
$40 For Your Old Clothes Lin.e!, $I.O0 For Every Clothes Pin
(UP TO 25 PINS)
AT
FIRESTONE HOME _& AUTO‘ _ ‘ CO. LTD. 187 Great George St.
British Zoo Needs
Dutch Interpreter , A Classified Ad offering a iob as
attendant to someone who could speak Dutch was run by the Iocel zoo at Ilfracombe, England. It seems the zoo received I2 parrots from Holland who could only con- verse in Dutch. If_you have a diffi- ’ cult position to be filled. a Classi- fied Ad is the simple way focontacf qualified prospects. To place your Classified Ad, phone 8506 - - - and ask for a friendly Classified Ad salesiady.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Classified advertising is inserted in both The Guardian and The Patriot. E Ads must appear in con-
secutive issues. . One or two days, Guardian and Patriot, 4c per word per day. v
Phone 5547
3%c per word per day. ‘ Six consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, Sc per word per day.
Three consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, 1
WANTED
We are paying highest market orices for all kinds of scrap iron and metal materials, also ale bottles, hides and skins.
MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD. 158 Kent St.
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER W A N T E D FOR EI""nsclif_fe School, Apply J. J. Maclnnis, Secretary.
IN MEMORIAM
ROBERT MacPHERSON
It was with a feeling of sad- ness that the many friends and relatives of Robert MacPherson heard of his death in the P.E. Island Hospital on August 19, 1957.
'In the spring of 1956, his health failed him but after spen- ding some time in the hospital he regained a measure of health -and he was indeed happy to re- turn to his home. Again in May, 1957 he was once more obliged to enter hospital. It was hoped by all that an early recovery to health would be realized but, in- stead his condition became worse and he passed peacefully to his reward on a summer’s afternoon on the above mention- ed date.
. The late Mr. MacPi1erson en- joyed a wide circle of friends who will miss him. In .his com- munity life,- he was always glad to serve and help others. During World War I he went forth to serve his country and, while ov-
suffered severe
erseaa he wounds.
Besides his sorrowing wife at North Wiltshire, he is survived by one brother Louis H. of Darl- ingtonfa-nd two sisters, Marg-Bret Mrs. W.B Jenkinson, Brewer, Maine and Flora,..M1‘S- Brauder Mathews of New York.
The funeral which was Very largely attended was held from the MacLean Funeral Home. The service was in charge of his P§S' tor the Rev. C.R. Moase, 8SSlS- ted by Mr. Smith.
The pallbearers were Millar Henderson, Life I-Iowatt, John A. MacDonald, M.R. MacLean, Mu- rdock MacLeod and Everett Ni- cholson.
The remains were interred in Brookfield Cemetery and there a service was held by members of the Canadian Legion with com- rade Hector Currie conducting the service. David Mills sounded the Last Post and Reveille.
IN MEMORIAM
ARCHIE MacPHEE
There passed peacefully away at his home in Forrest H11 on November 22, of Archibald Mac- Phee in his eighty-eighth year.
The late Mr. MacPhee was the last surviving member of a family of thirteen whose ances- tors came from the Isle of Skye. Of a quiet and pleasant nature, he will be missed by his many friends, neighbors a-nd lit- tle children whom he: loved and was loved in return. Most keen- ly will.the loss be felt in the home where he was a good and kind husband and father.
He was twice married, first to Annie MvacKinnon who prede- ceased him years ago; then to Esther Anderson who with his son Murdock on the homestead tenderly nursed and cared for him during his brief illness.
A daughter Christine (Mrs. Os- car Vaniderstine) of Vancouver, also survives him. He has one «grandchild and three great grand children in Vancouver.
A short funeral service was. held at the home conducted by Re . Ira MacDonald of Dundas, as Vsted by Mr. Anthony Ware of St. Peters. The Dingwell B-ros of Souris then conveyed the re-
WANTED
Bulk potatoes for packaging, premium prices paid, also B size Sebago seed.’ Contact Doug’Docherty, North Wiltshire Warehouse or Phone 4924 Ch’town. Buying daily .at Ch’town Wharf packed potatoes, contact Joe McNally or Ch’town Office 4924.
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GULF POTATO co. LTD.
least 2nd class papers and
anical maintenance.
and other benefits. experiences, references, and
Address replies to——- 6
WANTED STATIONARY ENGINEER
Food processor in Charlottetown, P.E.I., requires the services of a qualified Stafionary Engineer with at
a working knowledge of
water, steam, air, electricity, refrigeration, and mech-
A permanent position Is offered _by the Company. Salary commensurate with qualifications and ability; Pension, sick and accident plans available,
paid holidays
Interested parties should apply in writing giving full particulars including age, Marital status, education,
salary expected.
, All replies held in strict confidence.
BOX 599 c/0 GUARDIAN-PATRIOT
SALE BY
Friday, January 24th, 1958 for 1.
FOR FURTHER
Three storey brick warehouse, approximately 30’ x 50' concrete basement at 91 Water Street, Charlottetown. Lot 45’ x ,84’ approximately. Subject Western side and existing monthly The highest or any tenders not
TENDER
Sealed Tenders will be received at the office of The Eastiim Trust Company, 154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown until noon,
the following properties.
Dwelling at 7 Ambrose Street, Charlottetown containing 7 rooms, bathroom and 2 storey slmporch_ good condition: Large lot approximately 140’ x 126’. Tenders may be submitted with or without furniture.
New oil furnace,
at 92 Queen Street, Charlotte-
, at 123 x 57 approximately
2. Three storey brick building town. Building and lot approximately 28.7’ x 78.6’. Subject to lease with proprietors of New Enl d Cf " December 31st, 1959. gm 8 e expmng 3. One storey frame warehouse approximately 20' x 40' Sydney Street, Charlottetown. Lot 22’ with 8’ right of way from Sydney Street. Subject to existing monthly tenancy. ’ 4.
with
*0 3' right of way on tenancy. ’
necessarily accepted. PARTICULARS
APPLY : JAJVIES s. WALKER,
TI-[E EASTERN TRUST COMPANY, Executors Estate Edmund T. Higgs.
Staff Pension Plan.
Minimum charge for 20 words
ASSISTANT PHARMACIST
QUALIFIED PHARMACIST ' d ' d“ 725 bed Hospital for pennantiiriiluéltifflgigltii lately by
Forty-four hour week; salary in accordance with pre. vailing scales, and based on experience, includes an- nual increment. Perquisites provide one meal whilst On duty. and laundering of uniforms, without charge three weeks’ annual vacation, annual Sick Leave: a110WanC6. free medical and hospitalization benefits,
REPLY STATING QUALIFICATIONS, EXP AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS TO: ERIENCE
Miss F. E. Eastman,
Personnel Officer,
The Montreal General Hospital 1650 Cedar Avenue, ’ MONTREAL, 25, Quebeg.
‘ Palmer Road of which he was
mains to Dundas Church wh many attended to pay their Fri’ tributes to Mr. MacPhee_ -FE‘ hymns sung were “A-bide win: Me” and “Rock of Ages”_ Mes Walter Burdett and Herbépt 1;“ Leod beautifully rendered if‘ duct “The Haven of Rest" ' request. ' by The pallbearers wen N‘. Garrett, Lawrence Mac ' 11 Douglas MacDonald, Stuart Mn’ Laren, Everet MacLeod, John S‘ MacBeth. ' - A beautiful pillow w by the wife and family many letters and cards tesfifi to the esteem in Wlhjgh the :1 ceased was held. °' 0ft we sigh for the Voicg ent .. And the touch ‘ . hand. of 8 dear 1°"1nz But with Jesus we .‘ over yonder Wm dwell Over on that Golden Shore.
IN MEMORIAM
PETER CALLAGHAN Death, the
as Elven and th
80 III.
inexorable ' reaper in the law of mm
claimed the te. ".al lifen:fi pe_ ter Callaghan, one of the oldest
of Ebbsfleet’s native born cm zens on Dec. 14th, 1957, at ,1," advanced age of 89 years. ’
He was the last member of ‘ family of four brothers and thy“ sisters. His father, the late wfl liam Callaghan, emigrated wheii a youth with his father from Halifax, to Charlottetown Md thence to the beautiful Ebbsfleetr (then Mimingash).
The elder Callaghan was a di, rect descendant of Peppereu . prominent commander of British Colonies forces (South of the 49th parallel) in their s
gle against the French and In, I
dian forces in the Seven Years. War in America between “H French and English colonists, H. was also an outstanding figm in the capture of Louisburg.
Mr. Callaghan had been mags. .
posed for some years, due to a broken hip sustained in a fall. The large number of friend: and relatives attending his wag, and funeral, comprising pegp]. from Charlottetown and interme. diate points and neighbors from West Cape to Tignish and ion]; Cape testified to the popularity and respect in which he was held. The numerous Mass Card: and ‘messages of sympathy to an fanuly are further testimonials. He leaves to mourn the mem cry of a kind and pro.ident fa- ther, three sons and three daugh ters, Viz, Harris and.w1ns¢o,,“ Ebbsfleet; Merritt, Alberton; lis- zel, Mrs. James Lawless, Nor- boro; Della, Mrs. Louis 0’Con. nor. Clinton; and Patricia, Mn, Frank McDougall, Kinkora; mg a large number of nieces and nephews. " His revered wife, the forms Matilda Hogan of North Cgpe, predeceased him six years {go His funeral took place still Immaculate Conception Church,
a trustee for many years, on thy mormg of Dec. 16th, 1957. '
At the funeral obsequies Sol ,
emn Requiem High Mas; um Sling by '9 pastor, Rev. Pat- rick Walsh. assisted by Rev. Phelan McKenna, Alberton and Rev. Fr. G ant, Palmer Road. Present in t e sanctuary wen Rev. Fr. Rooney, Tignish, Rev. Father Trainor, Lot 7 and Rev. Fr. Gallant, Tignish.
The pallbearers were Raymond Shea, Russell Callaghan, Patrick
Callaghan, James B. Lawlesl. Louis O'Connor and Desmoni Callaghan.
IN MEMORIAM ’
JAMES BENNETIJIGORDON
There passed away in the P- E. Island Hospital, James BED nett Gordon, in his seventy W ond year. He was the son of III! latte Arthur Gordon and E1111 - (Dewar) Gordon. He /was mill‘ tied to Gertrude Campbell WIN predeceased him eleven I93“ 380- -
The family are as follow Mrs. Lillian Saunders, PoI!£I|' keepsie, N.Y.; Mrs. Lucy C043’: N.Y.; Mrs. Henry Craswell. C3‘ digan; one brother Harold Roseneath; one niece and 0”‘ nephew.
The funeral was held from the Montague Funeral Home I0‘I;"' Christian Church. The 591"“ was conducted by Rev. K9 Norris who spoke words of 00”‘
fort to the family. The IIYIII3 sung were “The Old ’Rl1“83m Cross” “Abide With Me’ ._ W
the Circle be Unbroken In sky” was beautifully sun! Mrs. Kenneth Norris. G! The pallbearers were Jam Donahue, Frank Donahoe. M ie McDonald, Donald M9 tie, Jack Webster, Wemgm Nicholson. Flowers: PILLOW The family SPRAY Lillian, Lucy, Betty. P3"! WREATHS _ W, Mr. ‘and Mrs. William D9 and family The Christian Church Interment was in LOW tague Cemetery. H8 W35 rest beside his wife.
cm "or THANKS
9| The family of til? we Jam] Bennett Gordon wish “’.ghb,,;g the kind friends and 1181 dm, who assisted in every Way 3154 and
Mo? eiaid I‘
ing our recent bereaveme to those who sent f10We“ cards of sympathY- Canilt
Mrs. Henry Cl'aSWeu' an, P.E. Island.
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