' VITAL STATISTICS 
     
    
   
   
    
     BLIRKE —- At Lower Montague 
     
     1964, Mrs. Philip 
     
     Burke in her 81st year. Rest- 
     
     mg at her late residence. Fu- 
     
     neral service from St. Mary's 
     
     Church. Montague. 
     
     I-‘ch. 8. with Requiem High 
     
     Mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment 
     
     In the Church cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oll 
     
    
   
   
    
     ',g54_ Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     vaull. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BIRTHS 
     
    
   
   
    
     IENNEDY — Mr. and Mrs. 
     
    

    
     Ralph Kennedy. 
     
     Currie) are happy to announce 
     
     [me birth of their daughter, 
     
     pnmela Anne. weight 7 lbs.. 
     
     4 02s., on Wednesday. Febru- 
     
     ,ry 5. 13%. at the Halifax In- 
     
     'tirmary A sister for David. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DEATHS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Feb. 6. 
     
    
   
   
    
     |pE.\‘CER -— At her late resid- 
     
     ence. 186 Kent Street. Feb. 5. 
     
     Lambert Spencer 
     
     in her 80th year. Resting at 
     
     the Cutcliffe Funeral Home 
     
     from where the funeral will 
     
     be held Friday. service com- 
     
     mencing at 2 o'clock. Inter- 
     
     ment in the Cutcliffe receiving 
     
     later to be buried 
     
     people's cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (nee Gail 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saturday 
     
    
   
   
    
     to his late residence 
     
    
   
   
    
     at a.m. 
     
     church cemetery 
     
     William John 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rrydses. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the Catholic cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ABSENAULT — At the Prince 
     
     County Hospital Annex. Wed-, 
     
     nesday. Feb. 5, 1964. Wilfred 
     
     A. Arsenault. In his 73rd year. 
     
     Resting at the Compton Fu- 
     
     neral Home until Friday, then 
     
    

    
     them 
     
    

    
     where the funeral will be held 
     
    

    
     Saturday morning Feb. 8 to 
     
    

    
     St. James‘ Church. Egmont 
     
    

    
     Bay, for Requiem High Mass 
     
    

    
     Interment in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     BRYDGES -— At the Charlotte- 
     
     town Hospital, Feb. 6. 1984. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chestnut Street. aged 15 years. 
     
     Resting this evening at the 
     
     Ilennessey Funeral_Home. then 
     
     on Saturday afternoon at 2 
     
     o'clock to the residence of his 
     
     daughter. Mrs. Loretta Bruce, 
     
     54 Chestnut Street, from where 
     
     the funeral will take place 
     
     Monday morning at 8:46 to the 
     
     Church of the Most Holy Re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     DEATHS 
     
    
   
   
    
     BURKE — Suddenly at Char- 
     
     lottetowfl. Tuesday. Feb. 4, 
     
     1964. Willard Vernon Blrke of 
     
     41 Ktrkwood Drive in his 47th 
     
     year. Resting at the MaeLean 
     
     Funeral Home until noon. to- 
     
     day, Feb. 7. then to Central 
     
     Christian Church for funeral 
     
     service commencing at 2 p.m. 
     
     Interment in Floral Hills Mem- 
     
     orial Gardens. 
     
    
   
   
    
     STAVERT —— At the Prince Ed- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ward Island Hospital, Wed- 
     
     nesday. Feb. 1964. Mrs. 
     
     James Stave:-t of 14 York 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lane in her 85th year. Resting 
     
     at the Madlsean Funeral Home 
     
     until noon today, Feb. 7 then 
     
     to Zion Presbyterian Church 
     
     for funeral service commen- 
     
     cing at 1:30 p.m. Interment in 
     
     North Bedeque cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CARD OF THANKS 
     
    
   
   
    
     / 
     
    
   
   
    
     o sent mass cards. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Of Sympathy. A sincere "thank 
     
     yo 
     
    
   
   
    
     reavement. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EMPLOYMENT 
     
    
   
   
    
     -EM PLOYMENT 
     
    
   
   
    
     ’ Louis McManus and family. 
     
    
   
   
    
     TWPOWER PLANT OPERATORS 
     
    
   
   
    
     and APPRENTICES 
     
     WANTED 
     
    
   
   
    
     SHIFT OPERATOR: Must have Second 
     
    
   
   
    
     Class 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stationary Engineer's License or its equivalent, 
     
     with a minimum of five Vears operating ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     perience an 
     
    
   
   
    
     d maintenance ‘of boilers, turbogcn- 
     
     t 
     
    
   
   
    
     ei-ators and associated equipmen 
     
    
   
   
    
     APPREN'I‘ICES: Must. have completed grade ten 
     
    
   
   
    
     education, be physically fit and willing to work 
     
     shifts. Study to complete steam engineering 
     
     correspondence courses supplied by the Com- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pany. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘APPLICATIONS: Must be submitted in writing, 
     
    
   
   
    
     stating qualifications, etc., to: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. W. W. Henderson 
     
    

    
     Plant Superintendent 
     
    

    
     MARITIME ELECTRIC CO. LTD., 
     
     P. O. Box 428 
     
    

    
     Charlottetown, P.E.I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DEPARTMENT or EDUCATION 
     
    
   
   
    
     Province of Nova Scotia 
     
    
   
   
    
     Requires the services of 
     
    
   
   
    
     PROFESSORS 
     
    
   
   
    
     and 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIBRARIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     at 
     
    
   
   
    
     Truro, Nova Scolia 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mathematics 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Professional COIIPSP5 i 
     
     History and Philosophy 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Academic Course in:—— 
     
    
   
   
    
     n _.- 
     
     of Education 
     
    
   
   
    
     Physical Education (Female) 
     
     Profemional Librarian 
     
    
   
   
    
     SALARY :—— 
     
    
   
   
    
     Profesors $3.100 — $8.550 
     
     Librarian $4.860 — $6.900 
     
    
   
   
    
     Commens 
     
     duties 
     
    
   
   
    
     and 
     
    
   
   
    
     urate with qualifications. experience 
     
    
   
   
    
     APPOINTMENTS EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1. 1964 
     
     Further information _may be obtained from Dr. J. 
     
     I‘. McCarthy. Principal. ‘Nova Scotla Teachers 
     
     College, Truro, Nova Scotla. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Application forms may be obtained from the Nova 
     
     st-otja Civil Service Commission. P.  Box 943, 
     
     Dennis Building. Granville Street, Halifax, Nova 
     
     _Scotia. 
     
    

    
     February 4, 1964 
     
     Ifii 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW 
     
     The family of the late Mrs. market 
     
    
   
   
    
     moderate trading. 
     
     o 
     
    
   
   
    
     87.78 posted Jan. w. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .01‘ 7 
     
     M ntreal — Market fractlon- IMADE SHARP GAIN 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     merits, flowers, and messages Trading was moderate. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "1 m d, 1 1,294 issues traded compared 
     
     3.11“ oth;-5 ah: ,',',°5§,l,'l,’,§,’“§,',' :3 with 1.319 Wednesday. Not since 
     
     Way during theta. him, of be_ Nov. 14 when l,29e3,tlSS1l;eS were 
     
    
   
   
    
     we wish to thank Doom. G,,,_ remained routine and compar 
     
     dings. the nurses and staff of Wm‘ 4'°w'°°° Tllurway’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     the P.E.I'. Hospital for their kind- 
     
    
   
   
    
     want to thank our 
     
    
   
   
    
     friends and neighbours who 
     
     visited us sent flowers, cards 
     
     and treats or helped in any 
     
     way during our illness at home 
     
     and in hosnit . 
     
    

    
     S. A. Kielly and Wendell. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IN MEMORIAM 
     
    
   
   
    
     PIIELAN — In loving memory 
     
     of Ambrose Phelan. who de- 
     
     parted this life February 13th. 
     
    

    
     963 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 . 
     
     This day we do remembe 
     
     A loving thought we give 
     
    
   
   
    
     But in our hearts still live. 
     
     Always remembered by the 
     
     family. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BEATON -— In loving memory 
     
     of Tommy 5. Benton, who 
     
     passed away February 7. 1947. 
     
     at the age of 2 years. 8 mon- 
     
    

    
     s. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Always remembered by Mom. 
     
     Dad, Billy, Wilfred and Betty. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ADAM - In loving memory of 
     
     rm’ dear daughter (Eleanor) 
     
     M Andrew Adam, who 
     
     passed away February ‘ml. 
     
     956 
     
    
   
   
    
     What would I give if I could say 
     
     Hello Eleanor in the same old 
     
    
   
   
    
     way. 
     
    

    
     To hear your voice and see your 
     
     smil 
     
    

    
     To sit with you and chat awhile. 
     
    
   
   
    
     So you who have a daughter. 
     
     her with care, 
     
    
   
   
    
     on 
     
     For you‘ll never know the heart- 
     
     ach 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Dill you see the vacant chair. 
     
     Sadly missed by mother Mrs. 
     
     Gordon Easel-y. 
     
    
   
   
    
     \lOVA SCOTIA TEACHERS COLLEGEI MA'rH::,soN — in loving mem- 
     
    
   
   
    
     olry my husband. Daniel B. 
     
     Matheson. who passed away 
     
     February 7. 1959: also our 
     
     dear children, Walter .I.. who 
     
     passed away on May 23, 1955. 
     
     and Donalda. October 7. 1950. 
     
     There Is no parting from those 
     
     we love 
     
    

    
     No distance can divide, 
     
    

    
     For today in memol-y's garden 
     
     We still walk side by si e. 
     
     Sadly missed by "Mom". 
     
    
   
   
    
     HERRING — In loving memory 
     
     of our father, James F, Her- 
     
     ring who passed away Febru- 
     
     ary 7th, 1960. 
     
     “Come time at 
     
    
   
   
    
     eve when the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tide is low, 
     
     I shall slip my mooring andl 
     
     sail away. . . . ." ’ 
     
     ". . . . .But I shall have peace- I 
     
     fully furled my sail I 
     
     lln moorings sheltered froml 
     
     storm and g e I 
     
     And greeted the friends who 
     
     have sailed before 
     
    
   
   
    
     o'er unknown seas to the un- 
     
    

    
     known shore." 
     
     Lovlngly remembered by the 
     
     family. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTICES 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICES 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICES 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ATTENTION 
     
    
   
   
    
     I‘Bri¢kIayers. mesons, slone masons. 
     
    
   
   
    
     plasierers, terrazzo workers and lilo 
     
    
   
   
    
     sellers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GENERAL MEETING 
     
     will be held In ‘llle 
     
     LOCAL LABOUR TEMPLE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kent Street 
     
    
   
   
    
     FEBRUARY 8th at 7.30 P.M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Guest Speaker: ALBERT A. VINCENT 
     
     . ldent 
     
    
   
   
    
     nm 'I‘rowel-Trade council of 
     
    
   
   
    
     I ontltc P 
     
     B.M.P.I. Union of America. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EASTER BEEF SHOW AND SALE 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ TENDERS FOR AUCTIONEER 
     
    
   
   
    
     Closing date Feb. 21. 1964- 
     
     100 pm. animals are expected- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tenders must be submitted on Pl“l°9 Del‘ l“’“d 
     
     lltsla. Lowest or any tender not necessarily 80' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘opted Apply in writing to: 
     
     DR._H. H. KELLY. 
     
    
   
   
    
     sacrum‘! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ituuraeelsiww-ndS-l9 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 ausooo 
     
     «mum 
     
    
   
   
    
     ATTENTION 
     
    
   
   
    
     Get your Farm 
     
    
   
   
    
     equipped to do any 
     
    
   
   
    
     has many years of 
     
     the Diesel and Gas 
     
    
   
   
    
     North River 
     
    
   
   
    
     now before the spring rush. We are 
     
    
   
   
    
     types of machinery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Our servicemen Ralph Cruwys 
     
    
   
   
    
     at your service right NOW. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FRED F. KITSON 
     
    
   
   
    
     will hold an alto 
     
    
   
   
    
     FEBRUARY 
     
    
   
   
    
     AFTERNOON TEA 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Charlottetown Progressive 
     
     Conservative Women's Association 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     BASILICA RECREATION 
     
     CENTRE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Immediately following the opening 
     
     ceremonies of the Provincial Legislature. 
     
    
   
   
    
     VISITORS welcome 
     
    
   
   
    
     lllorul A 127081! 11161! +1’: 
     
     - 5 
     
     DAI Y MARKET UOTATIONS W" "*1  ‘°'“ “C ” 
     
     L Q Ogllvie 5 
     
     Par Pete us,‘ 
     
     , Pow Corp 3300 ill 10 11 
     
     phone. 8/. by Eastman Kodak] ”"'~'= 3' "35 W“ WM, 
     
      land as by U.S_ Steel. among!  ,3 G" ,,,. ,,,,,,,,,:',Z‘,,,,""‘,0,"‘ ‘“ 
     
     i0lll€l‘S- I _ Que Phone 100 $45 45 6 
     
     3! THE CANADIAN PRESS _ The Dow Jones Industrial av-I MONTREAL WP) — Agrlcul-I Rio Alsom :25 312% lzlsi L. 
     
     ’I‘oronto—Market higher: light erage made a gain of 3.37 at ‘ture department quotations: .ll°€ltW=|l 570 543% 431- 43 
     
     trading. 786. . putting this indicator. Eggs: wholesale dealer i>rtcell},‘,‘j;',,‘,{',‘;,,_“ ‘},',f, ,,,.,_ ,f,_ f,, ,, 
     
     New York — Market higher: -close to its historic closing high l° C°llllll‘Y 5l9ll0ll5- W°°¢lell Cal‘ I mm: ant. and ma, 71:», 731,}, ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     tons: Extra-large 41: large 39; , 
     
     al 
     
    
   
   
    
     I w; B 331Salada F 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     su. co A pr assioomoo-aim», - ~.d 
     
     295 8107-’: 
     
    
   
   
    
     I The Guardian. Charlottetown. l‘rI.. Feb. 7, 1964. 15 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     M25 ‘:13’. ‘Wm 14% - Mu , Power Corporation closed u - 
     
     ‘ l ‘ ”‘ changed at 11 on a turnover 
     
    
   
   
    
     n 
     
     of 
     
    
   
   
    
     2,580 shares. 
     
     IRREGULAR PICTURE 
     
    
   
   
    
     I The remainder of the indus- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘trial board presented an irregu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,,"z"' ,lar picture. Banks were mixed 
     
    
   
   
    
     and papers and steels soft:-ned. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Emco 
     
    
   
   
    
     made the best gain. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ahead 2'5 to 21. Interprovinciel 
     
     ‘ 84 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pipe Line rose one point to 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     , ,_ ,..,.,.,-  
     
     . I3‘-t"°e:'n ll: 2. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Montreal Trust 
     
     Profits Increase 
     
    
   
   
    
     Momreal Trust (‘ompany hall 
     
     a net profit of $1,556,295 in 19_33 
     
    
   
   
    
     state- 
     
     . Per share earnings were 
     
     $3.57 compared with $3.27 ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' 1962. Combined assets of capital 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ed‘ 33-34; . . . 
     
     . _ . , "In, “em” m , . cu, goo um II)’/'  :tAnthes. which has gained con- 
     
     aily higher. active tradlna. , The Associated Press aver. a . _ ,SM,, ,n W, m,,,,,/, 26,, ,5,‘ ,,.,,, wood made 8 and guaranteed accounts were 
     
      ,age of 60 stocks made a .oharvp_ Butter: Current receipts non-,~5,,,. ,3, ‘ ;,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. 0,, .,., ,0 2”, $249.599,l82. an increase of $36.- 
     
     ‘gain of L2 at 291,9 wnh mg", tendera-ble 51: 93 score tender- ; Shop sue 1957 3121/. 121/, ,2,‘ , * Imemauona, ',,,,c,,e,' advanced‘ 1:18.737. 
     
      trials up 1.9 to a record high. 3‘l’l9 5”/41 50079 lendefable 51‘/5-.SWllu-m 300 $29 29 29 ,1. . ‘ . . The company recently an- 
     
     . ,.,,,,s ,,p _5 and ufiuties up _4_; Cheese: Delivered MontreaJ.§,f,‘:,.,,,f‘"A ,,l,29:27‘o2g3%nx3.%27w '%ISTn:l[l(IjCOrly§s,0h‘(,!,a}§e,d11u";lIng “gd no an increase in the 
     
     MONTREAL (op) ._ Th 9, Of the 3,00)“ n-aded_ 554 ,-05. gwaxed current receipts. whole- ,’.,.,,,' ,fom ,5, “M 62,,‘ 6,,/‘*_ ,2.  among “'30? £32,: quarterly dividend from 40 to 45 
     
     United States dollar In terms of and 419 fell. Sill? 9119590 Wllllfi 35: ¢°l0l'9<l fr I-‘in A «m six iiv. 11+ ts ~ Winchester L d . 3,‘ °‘’“l5 99'' ‘hare alld ‘l°°l*l'°ll Ell‘ 
     
     Canadian funds was up 1.92 at, For the third straight session 35"!-, _ T C “"9 l” “W 9*“ 9”‘ " ‘most active aiiigilveusll ad em” "I 35 °°""" - 
     
     ’ . ,xe,-ox was the mo‘, ‘cm.’ skim muk powder; Spray pm, Tr Can PL  34,:/V. aw. , C "H ,7  . atfi respect of 1963,opu-ations. 
     
     Pound sterling was up 1-16 at ,stock but instead of falling ‘C955 N°~ l l" ,ll5ll5 l4'l5i l'°ll°l' $5.31! PL 475 fig” 1:‘ 195% .1 2l?)7(§)() ,f,’,,,es°°{’;,,s,,;’,§‘,,f,“‘{:f, R2; Reserve was '"°'°a‘°d by $2-' 
     
     53,021/,_ ‘sharply as it has on recent ses- . Pl'°°9-‘S N0 l ll‘ 5585 l3'l41 leell 1 Walk o w no aszv. ism 520. + be ph'1 ,. ‘pg at 181 "mom I" $”‘m0'0m' 
     
     along, it rebounded V' or 1 11-12; butter milk powder feedfwcoasl Tr an 17 I7 I” "°59 Cellls 0 ‘I It was announced that the an- 
     
     ig ous y.I . 
     
     ' ,-,1 5 :9.9V., -Iwesto 2oo mu. rm iv:/.—v4 °°"'5 “ll c“""ll° Mflllagaml “Hal meeting of the 
     
     suit % to 76 on . , . 00019839 
     
     NEW  shares.  Potatoes: Wholesale selIinc§Z’""' ,.,:“,,,:,‘;’:,,,,” .:,‘§£_‘,le§°;'l5 £0 “'3? 3°?‘ 5l°°l‘5 Wlll be llelll 8* MOMTEH-I on Feb. 
     
     _ [ntgrnatjonaj Nickel rose 1,‘, ,price: Que new 75s 1.50 - 1.55; “,3, mm ,0 ,0 lo We in t(')‘eI'né);’; s rongy ahead  
     
     YORK (APl—'I‘he stock ‘among Canadian issues traded ;Q“° “°“’ 505 l-°°'l~l°? N-3 new . Ameran 15500 91/. 9 our is M ,, ,,- .‘ 
     
     Thursday made its first ‘while Aluminium Ltd, was up I755 1.45-1.50; N.B. new 505 .95-Ian; A Mnlylsso 205 201 aos 0; 8 100 Rained 10 cents to mgr». zso +4 
     
     1'0"“ M°M5lllll Wlsll lo express advance of the week. a hesitant %. Mclntyre Porcuiplne dropped I1-0°? N-5 "93" I05 -25 ' ~27: ,'f,’‘‘ “P 2,133 "I; , , _, I 6,, ,a,:3::g txfisggghogs‘ , d Ma 5 a isaom 1:” 1:23 II” '- 
     
     tllfilllli find flppreciation to those affair relying considerably on ‘Ito and Gvraniby Mining 91:. ‘P-El llew Wllllfd 755 l~7° ' l-303 I 1-,; 3459 no 155 155 ts was up 17'“, 13,35 a,,,f,fi,3,g,,f,§ lVl*"|°kI MS 1000 1| 14 14 +1 
     
     enmll- strength in several key issues. Prices were mixed on the P'E'l' "W ‘’‘'l"“’ 5°‘ l-l5l- ?’Augunu- as as 17,014,” b ‘ ' 1 I ' '°°° ‘“ ‘5 "ll 
     
     . P.E.I. new white 10s .30-.32. 'naieman soooo lo 9 9'»; + X/.1‘ ‘ ' 35° meta 5 :14 l° . M"."‘.’“ 9575 19 “VI 1' +3 
     
     America" Exchange Wm‘ V°l'I Ih~ ,, m, 2509 go no ,0 .._3 50-93. golds .41 to 133.82 andvMarmmc 3150 54 53 at +1 
     
     It wasa narrow mas-ket—only ume at_1.1-10.000 shares com-I _ .,,,':§ BM ,0, 3,5 ,,,, 3,, ,,,,.es,,.,.,, 0,15 43 ,0 8,5,. V,,,_,lManin man vs 94 75 _2 
     
     ,pared with 1-,o7o,ooo wedhe,d,,,,_ Jdlall Stock Exchanges '1‘hurs- »',,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, N n N, ,, mm‘, for the day was 3722 000 ,Mattsml 1150 311% 11% im—as 
     
     fcanadla" -lllV¢llll Sfllflfll '4.,l 3 ' 0"“ l°°° 9 ’ ' ‘shares compared with 3.800000  filial? :6“ 25:“ 25:“ 
     
     Scurry Rainbow Oil ‘/5 and Ju., The composite Index was othflrune-H, 5°“ 1' ” ” ‘I W d d ' ' I 
     
     traded has inter ocks lpiter Corp 1,4, Canadian Mar, ,0! at 132.4 and declines edged 1:‘,‘;',',;,“,',,,""' m ,g ,3: ,3’; ",2;  e-Ecfizogiil-o culsyno srocxs  $13" 22“ :1. 3. T“ 
     
     been no couu-acted, ‘coal was down . a vances 76 to 73. . C C ,,e,_," we ‘,0,/, ,0,‘ ,0“ 1-1.. c.....u.,. P". -Mentor 3121 so so an -is 
     
     Volu at 4,120,000 shares, What stocks did: , ,'l‘!l‘-‘ldlng W38 active Indus»,-c Dredge loo zoo 290 zoo I g,:';":)",‘e';ell°¢|,rm,E,x,cbnnso-F_;; sud Meglllnml  :7 :1 I: 
     
     , Thu,» weg ,>Ll'I8 s turned over 136.200 shares ,c lnterurb 305 350 350 :50 “mm,” ‘ Q“ ,1; i W url ay ,d, W M 20,, WA 4% 
     
     Advances 554 504 ,and mines and oils 1.061.300 ,,€_a,Se,°,¢,“I,l,'¥ A ,l:.ll ‘l3l,° la’ ‘:2 j marked at.“ od.IlStn'xdn—cEex-diviud‘eTl:l. Mltllvnhsht 9015 51 43 so +1 
     
     The averages were bolstered Declines 419 518 .‘Sll8!'e5- ,c_,,, M“, ,, ,5 ,,, xr~—Ex-nahta. xu — Ex-warrants. Net. ll-M mo also 30% not/I-14 
     
     by advances of3lé by Du Pont, Unchanged 321 297 . Industrials were off 0.3 at‘c,,,,,,,,,,. mm ,, .4 .5 _, '¢‘lIange is from previous board-lot Mumy M 2300118 116 117 +1 
     
     2% by Chrysler. 11/: by Sears. Total Issues 12941319 l136~0- Building -products and Du Chlpman m s a s I; W "ls. ,'"' "* m ;,";"‘ 3,‘ :3"-“ 
     
     R,,e¢,,,ck_ 1/, by Ameman 1-91,. N!I:yYgIItaKA:!.I."t°)Il.I.?:,t'5 :;I‘e(').CI(D 2:61:26 ':',ose%V2 Cehflecrlrlwgfid dcranlada glo¢;l"'g,, G l~”‘;",,m A A J _, {ANNE Sales nun Low Close Ch'ge  New Alger zooo s s s .. 
     
     ;  _ tipped _ corn so 20 -—I ' A zssozs M 3-10 
     
     DEPARTIMENT OF  §,l,:_lner fig‘ Cam >”'/‘.%, Dommmn Teams and page. gongfilzxm H50    *3 I Adocalo 2515 700 090 700 +20 ‘New Bid 3000 5% Blé 5% 
     
     Cand o ~'l'l6l'5€y ‘Ii eaclt c N P 1000 nu. nu. ms 4. lb ' "5"'°" °°° 54 52 -"3 *3 M“ C 100" =3 =3 38 
     
     NORTHERN AFFAIRS AND 69% adlo 108  .ew e IA“ R W mm ,. ,,, ,6 _, ‘Newcnnex ,,m «,5 ‘M “H ‘,0 
     
     Cons Edison as-w. South Pacific mg Utilities were up 0.3 at 1230. Con Strm 1000 13 13 13 g . , , , - 
     
     NATIONAL RESOURCES Gen Elec lrrv/. Std ou NJ I] Intel-provincial Pipe Line rose °°“'°"° ‘ ls" "M W‘ W‘ I V‘ Ali‘ArrCt:Tu  81 Mai; “nu, -teal‘-ixdu  M 9: 9: T, 
     
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     NOTICE ro ooN'rRAcroR.s I§‘,,"°‘§,’,,°,",,,, ,f,‘,,‘/l ",';,l_*‘},r,;~‘,r-it 44* 84. Bell Telephone ‘/4 and Cal- ,‘§§,',',',,,, "°‘ ‘:3 2,’: ‘,1’ ’,‘§,’ ,5“ Bankfield 12000 13 111/, nu; -1... N... no... mm 2., 1,. .9, .. 
     
     1,, 5, Wu", ,. ,,* gary Power and Quebec N3. D E,,,,,,,,..,. 500,, ,3 ,1 ,7 _; Blry pl 5000 16% is 16% + V: N Kel 3500 ii 10% 11 
     
     SEALED TENDERS ad. ,,e,,,,m,,, I , tum, Gas ,,, each Marimm o,,cm,_ am ‘,0 3,, I, ,, Base Meta son a I INewlund soon is is 
     
     dressed to Mr. L. ' ,,,, _ 3,0,, ,,,, ,0, ,0, _5 I 13 aka 5600 ii 10% 11 + l/a,:Newnor mm am and 2116-4 
     
     . . . Telephone and PR dropped lfi, "“"“ B-Duq saw so so 20 I .o\'w Rouyn 15000 is 14 15 1 
     
     S°°“- cllllell E“g“‘°el'» E“'3“'“°‘ leach. .Dumont 32 31 2: as Illeitem am 34 :4 :4 —a‘i~ Senat soon 11 ms 
     
     Grins! Services _Diy'isl0n.  IBANKS RECORD MSE I§,,,‘,’,"',§;','°'  m 7: _'_.,,,~ Ben-i 2315 no one ‘I00 +5.. Il\ickel Ms I000 19 19 19 —i 
     
     402. Norlite Building. 150 Wel- I , ,5 2,500 ,6“ ,5 ,5,,,_ V, Blbis i 25 :5 , to moo 31 we at +2 
     
     - - Blllllf-5 were UP 0.2 at 123.5.vE‘l“"' " Black any aoooiiva 1199+ ts bea isoo so Q -1 
     
     lizigtzon Street, Utltawla 4. 0n- MONTREAL (CPI - Indus- p,.,,,,,,,c,a, mse one dO,,,,,. ,,,,dli-‘ab 16 gm, RM 36, 2,, I 3 ,,,‘I N" M“ 
     
     tario. will be received up to trials pulled down the rest of ;M,,,,,,.e,,, and Imperial 'Com_ l"?"" ms“ W’ Z” : 11., Brunswk 2350575 no +5 lN:lEenx sfftfitto  ml‘ 1: 
     
     3:00 p.m. Eastern nddrd the market at the close of trad- . '“ ’°° I Brunswk :2 1632.5 45 44 -1 .NodmetaI «no my’ '7 +1 
     
     .merce ‘/4 each. Canadienne Nn- Flint Rock icon no , .. .120 I115 no +5 
     
     Tune March 3, 1954 for Pump- ing on the Montreal and Cana- =,,,,,,8,e dropped ._, and .,.o,,,,,,,,_ ,-,,,,,a,,, 300,, 3,, W, M- n, B Ht 200 211 212 812 Nnrpax aooo ii ii 11 .. is 
     
     house and Equipment. Dalvay "““‘—'*————-——‘~ - .,,_ an...’ Lake 49000 2a 171/2730 3% f‘,',‘,',, m ,3, ,3 ,3 "V? I; g3,rdr',t;, ,,-33 17 «v . 
     
     Headquarters Area and Brack-  Papers were up 0.1 at 120.0. I,§f,',,',l:I°r £33 72% 72,, W,’ dam mu. io 1014- ». Rank A 25 gas :17 -t.“ 
     
     ley Beach Home Area w Inserted b fr‘ d B.C. Forest dropped “in. Abitibi Ghtalau ‘N 65 05 —6 °'"""° "795° 1” 1” ‘3’ “"° N “Mk I-500 M 33% at + is 
     
     Supply System. Ed- Y "9" 5 and Ma‘ 11/. and Consolidated Paper V, :G Autotrn 1910 :75 375 375 ——s Camp Club 1525 no 355 300] -10 orthr-nl 1mm 51 49-4 51 +1 
     
     waifl Isl-and Nationa.l Park. “V95 as 3 mlbule l° we d°°“5' -Dominion Tar rose Va. 19"‘ P" U’ 5”” ” “ “ ” ca-in-l:.,RL nzinm ‘-I3“ 3% 34" I‘  (',"' 5°“ '5‘ I” l” ‘” 
     
     ce Edward stand. e ‘EWEN  In food and beverage issuea1i:‘,f,:,,,3 23,, ,9, ‘,3; 1;’;  c Astoria isooo 1 3 Ha 1\orsp"A.w ”§“o 4:: g ‘E:  
     
     Copies of the contract agree N- M“°E-AEHERN Ilialbatts rose 91:, Molson A ‘Inter Dads 2000 mo 13 is C "“5l”“ 1’°°° 1° l‘ '39-'10 1000 34 M 34 +1 
     
     men-t. plans. specifications and A large llllmbef 0ll'1‘19ndS and ;and Canadian Breweri s, Sa- Jubilee 55910 3:10 nos an +_:s glmllom '-tmolosfi 106” 106” _, glfileul 1500 is 15 II 
     
     tendering documents may be ’°l3llV93 ‘"979 Slltltlelled 19 learn ,llada and Walker Gooderham l/s “.°“-V ”'"" §,°,,‘,’°,,:5 390“ me’ J‘; C Sillcl 11 9° '5 '5 -l   nil  _s 
     
     xamined at or obtained from °l,lll° sllllllell Passing In the .each. Ogilvie dropped Va. I:,‘,‘,‘,’,’,',:, P’, ,5“, ,3‘, ,,,, ,3, Ho Candora 71000 cm as 40 o.-elm, ' M 
     
     the office of, . Prince Edward Island Hospital,‘ In senior base metals Nor-‘xomuu mm 5 5 5 ganglilrln ix: 1;, ii + V. Ofmghy ,,-M u, 0 ,7 
     
     M,«_ Gorchoh L 5cou_ of Ewen  Ma»cEac.hern ofganda drop la. International Laduboro 1500107 ms 107 +2 (_:I;':'r' no no,‘ 10,, ,0“ Pamknr 2;” H as so 
     
     g,,,,e,e E_,,.g,,,,.e,.' Garfield in his 73rd year. Though INICREI. %, Falconbrldge V4 and rCl1;I;G   ,0 ,3 :1 C Kn," mo 3, n _, Pm“ “,0, ,2 leg,’ 1(1):“-—I 
     
     Etiigineeringg Service; lie was in declining health for §C°"59lld3l9d Mining 8_nCl Smelt-,,,,, M, ,,,‘,,,,, ,,.,,_,, ,_,.,, ,5 H Chester ooo 15% 15 1-W--VI Patinn 510 no -ms no up 
     
     Dirvisio ace past few years, the 105,, has =L;g ls. Hudson Bay mining rose , Mm, ,m,,,,., 5,, gq 5. Ilium 1% m 1330! 4 Fax ll: mso so as as 
     
     Dgpmmeht hf Ngrghe,-h n keenly felt. .. . 'McIntyrI 135 an in C h Wm m m M M 4 ayma, I5 121/. 13% +114 
     
     Affairs and Ngfional He was the eldest son of the ‘FLEETWOOD 0"’  ,5,§“0",‘,’  ,1,“ :2” T,“ C:n as 2 as ::',.,:ld" 9"’ ",1,“'  ',“, _‘,: 
     
     Ric-sources, late Charles and Mary Jane ', lll "1 ac hi nery Fleetwood . ‘,,,e,,.,,, ' zooo es ii’! 17 +1 Comb Met 3500 15 3| 9 +lVI, Preston owns sis sis 
     
     Room 402. Norlite Building. ‘ rPoulton) MacEachern and spent ldfoppled ’/a. M85591? - Ferguson Mid Chlb 35 33 35  3051,13 9,: 1:, 3 _,I. I°’ll.i,rd,ei;fM mm low; 11 -i 
     
     ohtawa 4, om,-mp, |the greater pare of his life on m,“ ',“' d d ,, . §,':‘,!‘_:,° ‘Q, ‘If, ”,",'.,,”{: '4 Con Shaw soon as as -1 Q“, 5,,  ’ ,,f'’’ ,g,, ,, 
     
     R. P. Malls. EsQ.. ,the old homestead. ,,,dl:,S,,I,a,,,e 4:9 ,a:::CeC0lss0L,l.:siMEnEi"Eg° 1500 ll ions 11 +1 * Btllslt 31500 We 7,“! WI 4,, Due Lith son loo inn ll» ‘- 
     
     Supervising Engineer, I Left to mourn his passing are ',,,,,, and S‘,,,,,,bl;,_,,S A ,_0"spe  I Mt. Pleasnt moo m 113 127 4:: C giaglrnan 1001541110 H0 110 110- + ggzslnn, am It 14 ——ii/. 
     
     Engineering Services four brothers and two sisters: land Traders F-,,,a;’,c,, A L‘, I”R,,"‘°' °,‘,’,,,m,,,,,",,,.,1§,.,,_, cc Arrow 3500 1 as on +21%; ,d','""'  ‘I'M  3“ , 
     
     Division._ _ Malcolm, Glarfleld: John R.. I mo“ me OHS She“ ,,,.,,',,,,,_,d I§‘,,,,°,, ,,,,,, ,,,.,,,., ,5 .,, 73 Mogul 12090 sas sell 525 -15 ,,_,,,.,,c,, ,5“, ,, ,3 
     
     Halifax Citadel National Charlottetown; Frank and Ever. ly, and pacific petroleum and] ewrich 300 34 M C Morrison 3111300 ,1; ,3 ,5’ 4 Realm soon a s n -1 
     
     mstoric Pa-rk. ,ctt. Edmonton. Alberta. (Ethel) Inusky 94,: B and ,m,,e,,a,_.~aocana ooso s 0 its 0 a gm;'W;:;_ mo 1‘ ,3,‘ ,, , wflexspu aim at 20 :2 +1 
     
     Halifax. N. S. Mrs. John Nicholson. Flat River; lroge i;, each_ ,5“; ,3’, ,3}, ,3; ,3, _, I; Nichol osooo is 11 I3 -1 I M,,,,, m‘:;,,: ‘M ‘M 
     
     A certified clheque In the and (Maude) Mrs. Ralph Mac-I In primary metals Algoma :NI’vr canisic 8500 we zs all Ramble!‘ 9500 W l’: 1:2,, ‘M ‘s :55 amp. -you  
     
     amount of $25.00 payable to Kenzie, Edmonton. He was dropped -1: a Dofasco and IN" °' "°° 3‘ ” '13 +1 E E: fgfltllliilll its: I2 isu. :1!/S C 1"” 3" cm‘ ’”“’ ‘M W‘ “ 
     
     the order of the Receiver predeceased by one sister, .Steel of Canada Vs each. Alum-l°l’°"‘.E""’ "'"°°  ,3 Z‘: c saimrmn 6700 14 19 l""““’ 'l":V,r-‘llfilom 135-  73% nu” I. 
     
     General of Canda must be (Jemim-al, M-rs. A.K. MacKen- Ilnlum dropped "-1- iopenéiiltr «:00 ' (‘on corn I'M "’ ll ‘V’ yfinpsmi/IAIT‘ am“ “ 
     
     ggsosltedts  each, set: of zie. Melville. .CIn dspecigativeh mines on LlIe,Pr.udaah 7702:» 5% Malawi -:5 £35,2-" 51”‘ ,3 ,5“ , éiuénlm 4Bt9‘&‘it|6 M slur: 
     
     llm9'll' 8' en 011 all l%- His funeral service which ‘ 3"“ la" I X 0 3 ll 2 9 -lUl1llee' 9”" ll" 37 " ‘ “ ' i "' l" I’ 
     
     tained by the tenderer. The la,-E61,, ,,h,e,,d,,,,_ was condux: ,'rose 26 cents. Kiena Gold and ’’.‘’“"',‘.°‘,,, 3%   215,. V,      ll mz 2“  W‘ L:9‘A—“ 
     
     documents deposit will be 19- by his pastor, Rev. David Nich- Klldlak l’°l""l°‘"" ,l‘‘" “''‘l5 plllmllino 4500 s 71». a rraigmt ms srm. lm ,t'7"~“~“ s A can 352% as am... 5 
     
     lllllllfil ll'P‘lll l'9¢llT‘ll GI lllt‘ olson who brought a comforting each and lme-lmahonal Au" ""° cm" W“ m m '0 (I-""'sm"  34“ D .1: -l P."""' ‘ ’*‘ "”"' "“ W” W 
     
     dowmehhg, in good mh¢m.hm_ message from PS3,,“ 734,. The velotpment five cents East Our 1 Min mm .3 5; 5: ..|  mo 1“ H “ .:‘i’r|r'i.p:‘o'h,s llm  am mu 
     
     within ten days of tender oi, 9f 91 mhnm church led venture‘ and Peace RN" ' rm m m we 4.: Dam-inl mm ma nu. ma w,,,,,_,.,, ,0,‘ ‘S2,, ',,.,,_,, :2,‘ ‘l 
     
     .‘ ' ' ‘ r ped 2'» cents each 0pe- Sll‘ C°'""' ‘ ' " - non 500 lots 16% low . ‘ ~ 
     
     cllmllll ll3l9- in the singing of the hvmns, 0?, ' SII Sum 3000 35 3‘ “Ar.” mo 9 9 “"""“' V ‘*5 ll?‘/4 PM l7’4-ll 
     
     To be cons,ide,.ed_ each "Nearer My God To Thee,-, and mis 8 l5 cents. Ghl. an SIX silver Town 1590 15 15 14;. V. Ir1;e|(_.our 700 m m T I . 4:1 
     
     tendar must he accmnmhled “Abide Wm, Men. and 8 50,0 ggélltlsflavlzdcgiglagarlzli and Mld- ;p:)'u,f‘anuIt «:0»; 3:5 1:14 Lyn. + I "mm m .,, ,0,‘ W,‘ , V, «ml l;‘l;‘:.F'-T6‘ .I::.mm“ 
     
     by :"°°“’”ly I“ the ‘mm °l 3 by Rev. D. Nidlolsnn “No Night ~ Mon--rn AL cnfifiind spooks ml“ l‘3*9l ""’° '5 " mclmn an 521.5 sfiu "C '"""‘ '2’ M 2”‘ 
     
     cemfied “l‘°‘l“°- llmdsv ‘ll’ There" I by e Canadian Pu-an Std Gold soon 6% ‘W: ‘V’ m M “M s s -- Va '7' 7"‘ “"5 -'3“ ml--"\ 
     
     blld bonds as specified in the It ' , t k , , Montreal ltoeh Enellnnge-—-Feb. u T39" “ml” “ H "mm igloo 2.4 so :4 +4 C °". "4' "’“"' 3"‘ I9" 3"‘ +19 
     
     F d nermen. 00 pace I] the c,,m,,'¢(, um ".5 ’I‘a.isman 2500 78 79 Durante , V. (‘ Deni 100 4:35 (It m ._fl 
     
     “ml l°"‘d°" family plot in Belfast cemetery. transactions. Quotations In cent mile: Tuin laooo in — in r: Arnold 1000 s 516 so — ,-,,c,, w,,., ,,,,, m m W, 
     
     The l3°‘l’3l'll"°lll ‘I095 ‘W ‘ rked a. s-odd lot. xd—Ex dividend Tib Expl l s s s + V: am M son :94 inc 194 +_; c you Gain am I in u 
     
     bind itself to accept the low-    xr—Ex rights xw —- n _ Freeze 350 :25 225 us 0 I-F3,-rims I mmo 5:0 1"" fill“, ,, II)>_e:Lison loo 81114 11% ms + is 
     
     "t W W '=°"d°*- W with '°°*P*°* °"'si"°°'~  .1‘. ‘'°''‘  "“"“‘°‘ ““é:"°.... “§..“°..l°’ .1’ ll : 51...... 860 .. .. +111: ,-].,',.",."‘ ";:,.“*,, '61, , 
     
     J, R. B, COLEMAN, gppreciationd to all who sen: ‘ ' .,,, &,.;.u 1: 7o 1;,’ -1“ Sweat 5200 12% 11:”! lWl""",IHud Bllyflfiil as sis: lav. lm 
     
     Dirac”,-_ owers. cat‘ s and messazes o sane Sales lligh I.nw_Close ca‘n U Towns El 100 sisu 15% I 4- 11°09“ m M I 1 7- T35 715 '4 
     
     National 9...... 3...... sy-n,p--.v- Msoe  “rank 2::::'".  :32; ;:;- ;.~;<-~ « 3.-,~,;;»,-,;«, no .; .. .2 :.   :1 .. ll .*..":.:::. ‘:22 2;.   :1 
     
     WSW“ 4 -‘'‘’l‘' l‘’ ‘ll l°‘"d M°"d5 ‘ml Algompa am :59 set»: ss=vl— It Weatburna mo in 9: in do! 216 73 fl -1 IMuIti- looo an an 33 
     
     Jan. E. 1964 neighbours who he] In any Alum , 237; 331% rllv. xiv. + is you. as on at 3:31:31 1:10” ‘,1; J: no .gur:oCm mini): zlnvn 1,275 2111: , 
     
     M32 31:)’ during, our recent sudden Alum tlrsprpr 2;: gin an  . um um, ,,,,,__,,,_,, 155,300. ynI|0| G-uldi mm s s ’ s ,s,,,,,.,,, an ,,,,, 2,. M _, 
     
     reavemen. ,. son mu. I314 im as all: x.osl.:oo Gulf 1. iaooo ll 1 ,, set: R 420 45-! «so 450 -4 
     
     IN MEMORIAM ‘ 7° "° ’° ’° §""'l}' trill 7?? “I3 "I2" F §‘°“,;'“' ,‘.',‘.."‘,,’:', W ’t‘' ~" 
     
     ar- in " n eno - 500 sea -11 
     
     _  :':'"(','N 1m_ ‘,§.‘,“§l, 3.‘. _.IA  nntlnu 1400 I19 115 1'9 +},A§vlx Bear 500 I19 I19 lie +4 
     
     HERRING — In loving memory ,,,se,.,ed by g,,e,.,d, and ,9", a q PC as :54 531/. 54 +1 Headwa! um ins M lg“) ;‘ ,5 Most Ac-nvr, 1-o _ 5-men 
     
     of Mr. James F. Herring. Mur- ,. Mb , , th ,, Bath P non um 17 im 4» eiha 54 In The Canadian pm. 
     
     3. "'5 3’ " “° ° ° ‘’°”‘' .m- P A 100 wvs-H16 5W-— V-1 TORONTO lCPi—Labatt was Huryaer» 7000 M0 300 stock on... nun. u....on.. on-a 
     
     ray Harbour, w 0 passed away . ,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1,0. 353% say, 53;; 1 ml , ket lullor coo sum 25% 2aIA— to ,,,,,,,, “V, 
     
     F W 7v 1950- 11:51-En A My ' Inow am pr :5 saw. say. saw Vs the '“‘l" ‘mntfin ':,",, mfd. mid Bay 260 360'-4 0°“ 0°“ .i.nm¢ ssoos + 
     
     Sadly missed and lovingly re- ' amll 81 W35 E9l'°l'*3 3/ “ °“ 5‘ flydrl 30 3°VI’° 3'” ood 1 low aim I3 1314- is 
     
     memhemd by Juflgn ma Helen E"l°"'°d l“‘l° mt " “'9 l‘°m° BA 0 mo was am am + Va of some trading smong specula- 1m Helium 1100 ms 195 in —i l,,,,,,, .,., W um ,.,,,, _ ,, 
     
     . of his dS0nI"I[-III-l€vW Eng hdauzmer ac Forest 5;: :24!/.  lz;1,i:—;s five. Thursday, ms-n new soo gs: :20 :2 :‘v. S,“ ,3,“ .,,6, no . ,0 H, 
     
     Mr. an rs. on e cAssey. Bru_ck ll‘/I “ -1-h br w ry issue rose ‘.1: to no 7: sim im 17% + In 
     
      ML Stewart. Lester Am°"l J“ I(BI:I|IAC:IT|°d 1;: an an  I2 closeeat E3 Efter reaching a new .1 Waite £53 I: m 18 — ,c ,,,.,,,,,,, W, W, I ,0 __, 
     
     in hissardyear. In failing health c.,, c... pr ass rm; am in high of 23% on 55,003 shares, A Jacobus moo in   -1 |,,,,,,,,,, mo, ,, ,9 ,, H 
     
     for some time he bore his-ill- C1 I-‘ndry 315 s_2s 25 ,,,e,,,,,,,, of company director.  Eur! 1000 1:/I ” ,5 , Cont moo as as as 
     
      dress with patience and a calm lg? ,, W as :3“ 59,; :3“ : ',:,'w,,_., shied for Thursdgy even. mm_,,. W . . ' , ,,,, un on: 2l2I:"lNl;.lH is 
     
     "W 0 - lcd: Blew! loo Mats 4915 1914 Iln: to discuss l8lll€0V¢l‘ 059" Jonfinlth 930° l9 I’ I‘ Iwint-in so-2242 ill 15 17 + ls 
     
     M h_ . Left to mourn are his wife Ic Chem w 250 545 so 245 +45 ifrom two or more comp,ani?.  “gin la 1:; 1:; 3 ,,,,.,,,,,,, ,_.,,,,,,, ,, ,2 ,, ,, 
     
     ac lner re airs the former (Daisy Mat-Phetrsonl, C Pndtn 039 *1“ ‘‘°, _ [A directors‘ meeting ear er a , K Add m, ,5 "0 H, - 0 inn. is is , 
     
     ‘' '° «answer «vows».  «don  22.:   l”.:.*:‘v:Im»lha«vrodw«nonew in-=-Jr’: no  no =1     
     
     ed daughter Mrs. Alden Birt. cl pow pr to sum mi 471/. :l°l'm8ll°ll- _ ‘Kirk TWII 7500 13% *4 1-»- 
     
     f 9 of wgrk gn gll Charlottetown. one son iWat- or 1775 mm 35% SW: wealthy Power Corp. which limp-n aooo ins it 3 -I :; xx  
     
     YP . bmgh 1- can Win -"50 Wt 5”‘ recently made a bid to secure l-“’ "l" R03 AL SECURITIES 
     
     sonii Fanning brook. e C“, mo 7,, , ,,,, .,,, M, ,, 1, Dufault sass 915 can ooo —s 
     
     .George) Pisquid; sister (Han- c,,,,,,,.,, ,“ mu, ,,,,, ,,,,,_ contit-pl ct: cmpetyge. an: be: lukeheed i so so so. , Corporation umueg 
     
     nah). Charlottetown; three Col Cell 39% at 996+ V. men 0“ 83 UMP Y D ,1. osu moo II is i 1 Stocks and Bonds 
     
     Con Ms mo sun. 31 31 — is pared to oppose the offer of the [La 14 466 no 4'66 H5 
     
     Emndchndmm "We "eat aim 100 III II it Ischlitr Brewing Co. of M.iIwau- 'l-*'“‘ W“ l’ "‘ I L X M‘ WILSON 
     
     . . b h grandchildren. my ,, ,,,,, mu. ms 191; the w'h,c,“s,,,,d,,y announced R 11.1. Lac moo its 145 :3 ( 
     
     OXPOHOIICG In OI’ Funeral was held from Mac- anon-um no seas,“ ugh ,,,,e,,,,,,,,, ,0 ,8,“ over Lab.“ Largo 9:300 1: 1: H ,1“ , 
     
     ' ' ' 1'93" Funeral H“"‘°~ °°“d"°l'°d or   ll 11 with an offer of $23 a share. Ihvndhat aw iw. iv. it 
     
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      e  by  H II  and  gfulse.‘ $5 .51 53  
     
     Donald Campbell. Hymns sling 9 Bridge mo r.l-M 17 17 ~ 
     
     were “The Lord'sMyShepherd", in coal 1253:“ 14 $5, _“ 
     
     .:,ul The Way My S8VlOlIlIl' I.1iea:es ,I,’°:,',"‘: ,1, m ,, 1. 
     
     M‘’''- A ml“ "God WI 5 D Llll" lm ‘.5 5 Th .Deb I 1: vi» beensobtthisndvcrliaement appcarsusamauerof recon! only. 
     
     Care of You". was feellnlzly Dom R; :3 sins gas  Is: '4' ‘" “""' “ 5 . 
     
     rendered by (Mrs. lliroddle mm“ ,7, fall‘ ,-M- 
     
     P.E.l. Ford). on P t 130 um cow-‘vs 
     
     Pallbearers we-‘re Louis Cam- Dupuil If A  mu nu. l2-is _ , Np". 1,5,,‘ 
     
     awn‘ Geddle Douglas’ Kenneth F‘.ol::IoIn1 125 some sou: am--Val 
     
     Jay, Wendell Jay. Roy Jay. ,.‘,,,,., m m-4 ls aim uh, 
     
     Francis Campbell. r ar Can am suv. M ~- : 
     
     Interment was in the Peoples 0-1;,” 13;, ‘M ‘:',",,,,:",,,,’,',"‘,,,,f , ‘ $2,500.00“ 
     
     cemetery Mt Stewart. ,,,,,,,,,_. 1 M M — -4 
     
     ‘|'  Home A no mu IN i2as— Is _ . 
     
     c’I‘héRwBe  fall!-I-Flu! of the "‘ "’ 3? lilo l°l....‘l.. * "‘ Province of Prince Edward Island 
     
     IredJay wlshto llulwoll 10° “M 
     
     l’IlOOI'I tea at the la“ ml“ Al ,...,, :37 use + to 
     
     express their sincere thanks to as "M mg m/. I _ - - 
     
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     ald Campbell for his visits and  Again I I105 ‘ ,, 
     
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     messages of lSffll)ll'll'Y- MK‘ “I” l’ “'0 ‘° “"““""‘"' ad 
     
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