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P... 16 The Guardian Thur. August 1. 1957

IN MEMORIAM

IACEACHERN -In loving mem- ory of -our dear father Chester Maczacbern who passed -Wu August 1. 1056.

We who loved you sadly miss you As it dawns another year in our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near

Sadly missed by daughter Mary Conkie and grandson William D. Conkle.

llacEACHERN- In loving mem- ory of our dear father. Chester MacEachern. who departed this life on August 1st. 1956.

He left us a beautiful memory.

A sorrow too great to be told

But to those who have loved and

lost him

Rig memory will never grow old. Ever lemembered by daughter.

Blanche and son-in-law. James

Paradise. Cambridge. Mass.

MacEACl!ERN - In loving mem- ory of a dear husband and fa- ther. Chester MacEachern, who departed this life August Int. 1956

Through the years that you were with us

To share each toy and care The sun f shining brighter 'I'he skies they seemed more fair But shadowls seemed to gather Since you have gone away But faith and hope still whisper We'll meet attain someday

F.ver remembered by wife and family.

CARD-OF THANKS

Iwish to thank Dr. Stewart. nurses and staff of the PE1sland Hospital. and to all the kind friends. and relatives. for their visits. treats. gifts. cards. A special thanks to nurses Miss Clark and Miss Waterworth. and the Clergy. who visited me while a patient there. Winston Tremere.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Perry of

! leaders Ageauadatad vouno woax1NaTaa:N noun 3. IN Cumberland St. or Dial

Agents lasted BUSINESS OF YOUR OWNII Endoy above average income selling nationally advertised Watkins products in nearby. rural locality. Necessities for! both home and farm. No invest-i ment needed. Free life lnstsb ance plan. For informatioal without obligation write today The J.R. Watkins Company. 350 St. Roch St., Montreal. One.

can Laavlag

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON. August 4. can take 1. Call 3219 or 4065

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO and Montreal on Friday. Cal accommodate one passenger. Phone 3433 Su.mmers'sd:.

CAR LEAVING FOR IIHTON Saturday. August 3rd. Can ae- commodatc two or three pas- sengers. Dial 0100.

cm and Track: Far Sale

'40 PLYMOUTH CAR IN EXClIr lent condition. Phone Rh.

use nonon ooafzn. GUARAN- teed to be in perfect shape. ll.- ooo miles. Dial 3970.

1054 DODGE REGENT IN GOOD condition. Priced right for cull. Dial 1608 after I p.m.

use PLYMOUTH SAVOY SEDAN 14000 miles. reasonable, will accept older car in trade. Dial 3633.

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195.! METEOR RALF-TON. ALSO Model A. Roadster and a Mod- el A. Power Unit. Assorted Mod- el A. Parts. James Smith. Clin- tan.

5: CHEVROLET SEDAN. nun, 24.000 miles. Motnr, body, tires in good condition. Also 50 Pon- tiac sedan. blue. good condition. .lim Whalen. Peake Station

Carleton Siding wish to sincerely thank Rev. Father Gallant of Tig- msh. Dr. 0'Hanley. Mr. R.E. l Bradley of the Charlottetown Fune-, ral Home to the kind sisters, nurs- es of the Charlottetown Hospital. to all those who sent sympathy cards. to our many friends relatives and neighbors for their klndnenal shown us during the illness and death of our dear baby daughter Debbie. A sincere thank you to one and all.

Unemployment Claims Drop

OTTAWA ICPt-inittal and re

newal claims for unemploymentl

insurance benefits declined for the third successive month in June but were Well above the correa- ponding month last year. the hu- reau of statistics said today.

Claims in June totalled 86.419. compared with 104.326 in May and 55.212 in the corresponding month. a year ago. The bureau said the decline in June from May "is in keeping with the normal trend for this season of the year."

However. June claims represent an increase of some 55 per cent over last year. On a provincial baaia elalnu rose about so per cent in Ontario. Alberta and Brit- ish Columbia.

Initial and renewal claims tiled in June with last year's figure in brackets: Newfoundland. 1.340 (LQ5); Prince Edward Island. I48 (I10: Nova Scntla. 3.113 (1.- 480): New Brunswick. 1.750 (I.- Olbl; Quebec. 25.701 (10.03).

23 TN GANG WAR.

TORONTO (CPl - Twenty-flew youths were arrested bllowlng I figt between two rival gangn Ian Tuaaday night. Pop bottlea. tin irons and other weapons were tahan. Two of the youth were juveniles. All were charged with creating a disturbance.

MONTREAL GRAIN DOWN

touin.ac'raot.ux.i.a1'as-rnonal. suauyu-ca H ' e

For Rent O-It-l::'(;l-t:Tl7(-):FiJ'RlVHlSHEA:l! rooms Brighton Area. Dial I841.

FOR RENT -FLOOR SANDIII Chandler Bros Dial am.

ONE SMALL ROOM 1'0 LET. Dial. 7295.

ON c.”oaa?wit):nm" ivisaii rooms. Brighton area. Dial 3847.

Taken momma aoolii; also furnished room. Adults, ap- ply 212 Kent Street.

i'iiifi:'n'ui"v'runr3isann"a?)os?i. Newly decorated. Third floor. Very central. Dial 8679.

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FOR MONTH OF AUGUST ONE

' furnished Summer cottage. Phone 4950 or 632.

TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP- ing rooms. Coal Range supplied.

Third floor. 37 Paaamora or Dial

9903.

SMALL APARTMENT SUITAB- le for two. Heated hot water. Electric stove. Private entran- ce. Phone 7192.

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. heated, unfurnished. hall ad storage place. self contained. Ap ply to Box an Guardian

THREE HOUSE KEEPING CUI- tages. one mile from George- town. Ratea . asoaable. Phone Georgetown 1&5. Mrs. Waltar Soloman.

IN HUNTER RIVER VILLAGE. eight room house with all mod- ern convlencea: forty dollars. per month. Apply to Melvlnl gale. Goose Bay. Labrador. ea

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APAR'l'MEN'r CEN'I'RAL1.Y Lt) cated. Living room. kitchen. 1 bedrooms. bath room, sun porch. oil heated. 3701!) month ly. Apply In Box No. II, Guart dian.

For Sale

TWO IIOIJTEIN BULL CALVII

one 1 weeks old. and one. four

weeks old. Robct Ch

Phna mo.

SMOOTH AND WIRI FOR terrier PIIDI for sale. C.l(.C. best quality blood lines. Id

Mayne Keaaals, LL. Mayan.

Waatehaatar. NS

I Farsala. '- Services Offered FOR SALE ATTENTION TEN:-YEA! ow arenas. lu.aunoa.u.I.ounas1-nan .lLJmu Manning. Inkerman. aarvtaa full cairn dlaaers. COMMERCIAL ' wwummmmmn D30,-fcl-Iii l1ldag:ag h Calaaaa labia 350 PULLETS FOR SALE

Chair;ltN.:ownaist. Laying. TRAVELLER5 iron SALE. cotm'rnsFTcX1I um”

1&3. Sell or wt mice. Phone 33;. ',;:f.f;,,'f3,ff,"',,,.,.';,”"& DIAL 5295 HERE IS A FAST MOVING

i CC repairs. Storey Electric. ADDITIONAL LINE

COMBINATION namo ggcogp ----j-j

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-e--v--4---i-- rnacnnn WANTED roa No colloctins! ”?.2..3tl.f;..':2.'rEi." ..”..i3.'.'.; 2;-,:;,:1,m:;:w;...ri';'s,,;, '35.”; p F”M'G”'”9 was Commi-low

ald. Albany. no PULLETS. sv. siosri-ifom starting to lay. Apply noun "' h " Village Green.

Driscoll, R.R. 5.

F6'wnn Finn orrT'6iFc'6ci-

om: Lana: wis'risioiio'6Ei: ahutt 7o Tractor, Apply not electric range. And one 'Bendix 300 Guardian.

-"""" 0"” C''''”” 5l"d"'- sitcom) nKi7f'eEvTv5a7t). AP-

wisiiio MACE" inn ply David Shaw, ram. 4-.u, wrinzer in excellent running Brackley Point.

condition. Telephone 8742. corracit. cEit6oEi.s7Cr'F1T Bath. Winterized. Brighton Shore. Write P.O. Box 488. rasr aura OUTBOARD RUNA- bout, good condition. Apply 38'! RX hmond Street. After 5.

KITCHEN on. niadnfwicx burners. Price 835.00. Apply 173 Elm Avenue. or Dial 4126.

A BOAT 80 FEET LONG. I FOOT beam and Model "A" engine- shaft and blades. Apply Joseph Walker. Launching.

IIRANTFORD nous-r; l'LA'l' bottom. Good condition. State

price. Ewen Todd. Rose Valley.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR EL- derly gentleman not above sec- ond floor. warm house, winter months in Charlottetown to 300. Apply box 299 Guardian.

Wanted To lay

WANTED - ALE lO'I"l'Ll!. Pints or quarts. Dial I55.

A”:-Tn”riiiEi:"rTioTisiFiN.PF' ooon condition. centrally located. Ap-

write today in confidence for con- pleta details to C. D. Clarke. Man- ager, Lighttnaater Cut,

I-lead street. Dundal.

FOR SALE

Cottage at Pleasant Grove with 2 acres of land. suit- able for year round homeor s u m in e r cottage. Nice grounds, 4 miles from Dal- vay and 11 miles from Char- lottetown. Apply:--

N. W. LOWTHER. 86 Great George St. Dial 4122 Charlottetown or Kenneth Morrison, Pleasant Grove

Service throughout the Island. H. R. QUINN. Proprietor P. 0. BOX (SI Phone 8727 Charlottetown.

TURKEYS

FRESH KILLED

Eviscerafed or

Fresh Frozen.

GIL HENRY Phone 93 I 3

ply Box 303 Guardian.

BUYING PIGS THURSDAY 7.0 p.m. Fredericton; Friday Brook- field 9:00 a.m. Milton 9.30. Char- lottetown Railway Wharf 10:11). York 1:00 p.m.. Bedford 2:00. Tracadie 230. Mt. Stewart s:oo. Pisquid 3:30. Fort Augustus 4:00. Watervale 4:30. Vernon River 5:00. Pownal 5:30. Paying 882.00 a pair for good pigs over 3 lbs. each. will also buy smaller ones. Knud Jorgenson.

Vlatod Ta lieat

I JOHNSON OUTBOARD. like new. 313100. Also 8-foot ply-wood boat and trailer. :75. Jenkins Transfer.

2 cows ritmni-:N'i-:3. mn' first. also 2 Shorthorn valves. Louis MacPherson. New Wilt- slure.

.TERRWIC aaniirisfinvni Kerosene refrigerators. all mod- els. Bo early. Douglas Bros. and Jones, Lia.

roan MOTOR AND. riiisi mission complete. in good shape.

Apply Harold Cudmorc. Har- mos: oa7rAarMnmfMTv- prington. igmum 5 rooms. Phone Vallea 4 Room nouswrmsuinaz. W

wmreo 1"tWt'EN'r'.s'Si'aiLi;'Z partrnent. Two adults. Phone 8419 after 5.30 pm.

'iiAiR'A'ccbPuN'raNr7 nrfiuiiiii two or three bed-room apart- ment. Please call 8545 between

I341 191 50 by 100. just outside dty limits. Cheap for quick sale. Not far from School. Phone 76- 10 evenings.

40 canon?-'runs:n"'MoNrus old. Also four house windows. iaslltt ancllp fran21gs.MSieflon;i-lihand. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

lg a- x . c ae up m-:-:-eie---- Dfly:..N-EW Haven. I WUFR

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOfl' SIT-I EipER1EhEErg A L E 5 MA N

l"”ed ”" B""V9d9"' AV9-- C"”'l and collector dealrea position. ottetown; wxlw. For further' D1,; 3410, particulars write Box 801 clol

g Guardian.

1:i.nc'raoLux'-rifantr. - nor like new - "Seeing is be-lelvlng" Tel. 921) for free home showing. All guaranteed. Maritime Com- pact Sales. 176 Kent Charlotte- town.

oUraoAaoiorFn7Nn'1Tn. boat. Both excellent condition. 3 HP. motor. oars. locks. ideal for fishing. 4 hours per gallon, price 560. Steve Power. Belle

Form For Sale

At Avondale, P. E. I., 228 acres of which 96 are clear. and balance in lumber and pulp. Good house. barn. and usual outbuildings. Im- proved gravel road. 1.4; mile from station. Electrification gBE'fLS"”"'-Vgy gwpgp, expected in Fall. Can be CEDAR rnncn rosrs. a to 1 financed. as necessary. Ap- inch, 7 feet long. Also clothes ply lme poles. telephone or electric light poles, and turned posts. Available at all times. All dry stock. A.C. Ramsay. Kenning- too.

A- W. GAUDI-IF, LL.B. Solicitor. Charlottetown

with new wheels. Cream sepera- tor 600 per hour. 11 acres stand- ing hay. Leonard sheenan. Ken- sington. -

Fenala llela lasted

woman ro wonnwnv smu. grocery store. Apply II Guar- Ill.

Lott II Flm

CBXTPELE-r'i'I1Tci'a-ofaohin River Road. Please leave coat at Ramsay's store. Mrs. Robert Savidant.

LOCI”-IROWN

4 Room Apartment (Second Floor) Hardwood Apartments 131 North River Road Dial 6905 Evenings

House For Sale AT soums

Bungalow belonging to estate of Catherine Creamer on Union Street. Sourls. Completely remodelled and in good condition with large lot. Apply:-

M. J. McQUAID Solicitor, sourls. P. E I.

wau.-i1" cou- tainlng sum of money. Please phone 7030. Reward.

IETWEEN MONTAGUE AND CF . atep - ladder. Pteaaa awly Carson and bin. King St. Charlottetown.

L001-IN cIlARLO'l'l'E'l'OWN LA- diea wrist watch with fat A. M. D. inscribed on

- back. Kaapaake. Finder please leave at Guardian Office.

an election loam. oun-ma half of original price on can do. 93.

RlPl.EY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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Nil! Iii I '1 m Used Car Specials

1950 Hiliman Sedan 8275!!) 1953 I-Iillman Sedan 3850!!) 1964 Hillman Sedan 8975.0) 1955 Austin Sedan SIINN 150 Pontiac Coach S4501!)

MARTIN'S GARAGE Queen street

YOUR BEST MARKET FOR IRON and STEEL SCRAP

323.00 i2000Ib.Tonl CAR BATTERIES Each 51.25 Paying highest cash prices for hides. horsehair.

beer bottles. scrap metal. Truck scale weighing for your convenience.

Centrally located opposite Eaton's Store on Kent Street. Open 8 A.M. - 5 PM. Monday through Friday. Saturday 8 AM. - 1 PM.

MAURICE BLOCK co. LTD.

Seeking Better Employment?

Are you over 30 years of age. of good appearance and compelling personality? Are you a good mixer and do you enjoy meeting new people? Are you a steady and re- liable worker?

If so. this financial concern is interested in meeting you to discuss an outstanding employment opportunity on our sales staff. Members of our staff earn between 55.000.- 00 and 315,000.00 annually. Persons earning less than 52,500.00 annually need not apply.

roi"s'.(IIn7iiAssn'v "nannts WE 0FFER1m t lt . . , , 'l-”..,..I.";.'.l.?"...Zf".,..:l';;"..,,':: fa) Steady employment and good income.

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Opportunity for advancement in the near future. Usual fringe benefits.

Apply to Box 297. giving phone number. Applicants will be interviewed Wednesday. Thursday and Friday by appointment.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.

Iall.MothoaonIhnar llllhbdl.

Mu-.PhaalTvelnav use-nan. ntaulas

OPTOMETRIETS

l.A.Cnrruthova.lD. llldlt 11

High School. Junior High School and Elementary

Teachers Wanted

Donald Hamish Cameron. of'l-lallfax civil servant now living l.I Lochiel. Scotland. chief of the Moncton. on their arrival in that Clan Cameron Icentrel. and Mrs. city on CNR's Ocean Limited. Cameron. are greeted by a fellow Chief Cameron. a native of Ach- Scotsman. G.R. MacLeod. retired nacarry near Fort William. Scot-

CLAN CAMERON CHIEF

,lsnd. was cnroutc to P.E.l. then to St. Ann. Nova Scotia. where in will meet descendants of the lclan at the Gaelic Mod on August 6. (CM! Photo)

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Like a curling cobra. this thick man in training at the school of rope frames future German sea-lnavigalion at Luebeck. Here they

Federal Officials To Study Soviet Move To Get informers

OTTAWA iCPI -- Federal nifl- to return home. cials plan to study reports of at A not hat enslbussy ac.-,u,y. new Soviet attempt to enlist ln- (;,.-mm; F, popovl wu 0,-dend I0"'09I'l lmfmi R"”l'"l W" "V' Ioui of the country last fall for an Inns in Canada iattempt to gain military secrete

The tefhlllqut-'. the 140116011 FY90 from Stanley Staples. 1!). a civilian Press says, is to offer Imneslr- RCAF employee at Rocltcliffe air and the right to return to the Sov- ,g.uon hug, sup)" V," (".4 lat Union-to Ruaaiana who will rein-om p... deg..." gab,

-PO11 anti-Soviet activities of their Former prim; mlnlglgr st, Lgup. 00110331!!! "10 ill! Clollll SOVM ant said in the Commons at the I'IDf0l9nllllV9-'' : time of the Popov ouster he would

RCMP and external affairs offl-T not be gurprlaed if every foreign clals declined immediate COMHIOHI-government rep,-,,cm,d in C... but said they plan to study reports - .4. ope;-med . gpy gygtgm. of the scheme.

An official of the soviet Em-. bass! also 0 " d comment wlth- GLEN VALLEY ll. .. out having seen a copy of the re- port. The official suggested to a "9 ''”''"'ly '"'9u"l 0' "'9 npone, am he "M I copy ,0 Glen Valley W.1. met at the home Soviet Ambassador Dmitri Chuva- ' "L M": wmi C"""V"- TI"! '"9"' Mn Wm, "W Wang". ling opened with the Ode followed

11., p,” pr," pubushed ,5, ; by Creed in unison. Roll call was text of a letter which. it said. was "'"''''''d by lW9lV9 ""9ml7f-'" I59 sent to a London resident and” V'3"0" PRWIW signed by General Mikltallnv. pres-l "'9 l0V"1"MI" F-01 of 83-30 M... 0; me commmu ,0, Np", ; was acknowledged. Collection and

tees gave reports and new ones

Berlin where the envelope was appolntad as follows! Sick: Mrs.

postmarked. IICALLED DEGREE

The letter recalled a decree. ls-

p lia. Programme. Mrs. Hensley . Higgins; Mrs. Roy Frlule.

Roll call for next ing 'A Place I Would Like wnmt Most'

4 if GERMAN ROPE TRICK

rlatlon with headquartu. in'Eaati "'1" WWI-ltd to 0'-40. Commlt- n.

Eldon Ifickox: Mrs. Vernon on-l

learn the technique of rope twist- ling as part of their schooling.

Mrs. Vernon Gillis invited mem- bers for next meeting. It was moved and seconded that 31.75 be bent to Mrs. Cor- ibett. Granville. for concert tech ;lt is reported from delegates at- plendlng the W.1. convention mem- hcrship feed for coming year shall be 50 cents instead of 35 cent: which is now paid. I Treasurer reported paying for I ice cream 84.50 czvn gallona and cones. Everyone was in favor of a pantry sale to be held at Ellis Bros. Store in Hunter River. 1 A collection for Salvation Arm! 1 by four members realised the l sum of 810.!) and was mailed in l headquarteu. The treasurer ll 10 Estmd ten cents per member In Mrs. Burge for A.C.U.W. the total A being 11.40. Jokes. Meets etc.. by mem- . bcrs were enjoyed by all present. Lunch was served by the host- ess assisted by Mlaaea Audrey and Wllena. A vote of thanks was ex- Icnded Audrey and Mrs. Cameron for the invitation to meet at their home. This was responded to very graciously by Mrs. Cameron.

1 orrsws ICPl-Highway mi- , across the Canada - United istatee border was six per rent greater in volume in June than Kin the cm. pondlng month Ins: :yea.Theb ofattlaticeui lwednesday ut'h.a.tnfor th.e January- ilune period volume was up ell!!! per cent or: a year an.

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