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     lllJ.iy.Hl;eb. 15.  ,ig,.;mF..,.;.,U,RE,, To um”. WAITRESS mm”. "P" n M NEW CANADA CEMENT COMPANY DIRECTORS 
     
     m Mafflm  i:l':..:1: in W Mew www- 
     
     ed. Extra faster profits f V 
     
     . . . every day. Write for fl-eeminigig  came otter prices had suffered MW" 059 W” W1 1154 t Vt 
     
     ('A5ELl'-Y-In loving memory of motion and catalogue to insult.  their worst setback in mm ”""' M . '” "W W 9” W 
     
     my mother. Mrs. E. M. Caseley. 19, Dept. 44 . slam," C Mam.  months during Monday and 'l'ueI- (commued on N39 11) 
     
     ;t(l,l'(l)dll;,aS'Se9l:e'lnb1t'):ieIl!7ElE)y.g5e,a.lr9Ii5.. riyi p ppr  W" S I! THE CANADIAN PRESS ggylsd tradhing. Observers said 
     
     and granddaughter Joyce. "E3W:;A:tTEg)eaT(:g:!ANA,GE 1'; Generdi  NUNO8 ..,r",',',':,'1,f,,dP:f,g32f:ffi,;m:' goulhiveai?b::ftE:iEet:ede?inlh:e:lp:;I;llg: Manfred. stocks 
     
     , we ,.-E.,..m.c, 1 e . ips in rur , - . 
     
     i-ml”NG5g.ln Mm: memory 0, locolitlesw Steady -l-cpcal hu5i- pm. madam hospital in mm" e:l;"r:;l""; I 510015! 1179311181". '”kg5Ul;V;";d. and International .MONTREAL (CP) -e lndustrials 
     
     Mr and Mrs. John A. Collings P9” "mm; 95”'b"5hed "a”""' friendly (OWN Wm! Cxceuem M9."-"3: I eid H1 1 Nickel which traded ex-dividend dosed irrggularly Thur-sd”! fol. 
     
     ului passed away Feb. I5, 1950 d!” mvemsed p'."d"dSiT"”""5' lW0FkinE C0DdmPn5. PFOSTCHJV9 in in mode-1-ai,ni;lsdX:naS "as". had the heaviest senior base mwmg 8 .m-Iln morning bcsswn on 
     
     and Julie 22. 1926. glues fur hm" mini? Md fi'"F- policies. splendid residence ll 3 ' 3' mam, lungs each down I palm "'9' Mmniea ”".d Canadian "wk 
     
     Thore is no separation from those Ed" ifmml ”'ff'liip"'”,'."'" ""”””.' desired. Starting? salary 3225.0) A The maju-my- of other union dip: exchanges. Tgadlng was moderate 
     
     M have loved. .. or piirticu airs ulilinul obli- 19 323500 dependmu upon quui. ' ped rramons Juniors copper. and pricle c sages were mostly 
     
              Currencies     . at    . 
     
     itll today in memories garden, M I Apply mg Cent range wnh . few 254”! . l . . . 
     
     lttc still walk side by side. omrea ' 9"e' N g (H mfg g ' MONTREAL (CF) g. The us gains showing .p"”:5 0 9by:'lfrmXi'g ixldwmcnd 
     
     Lliringly remembered by Sons DEALER WANTED. 'NAP - ON DIRECTOR OF NURSING doll” 'ri.u,-may closed at I db; western oil; had a few strong mh :5? "fjosl; n”m;.::?'  
     
     and liiiugliters. Tools of Canada, Ltd. "I-'ranch- Haldlmlng W9lFlM9m'-Wm count of 4 3-32 per cent in terms winners on their list but the miI- aAejagonl':aa3Q liar; Sf... 151355 .2; 
     
     W i- ll bl l H l'f d gosina l C F r . .. 
     
     l.llN('-PHEE - Yn loving memory l:flsrlc:v;:d:i'a:d.Iisla:ti.ai(irol::l- DunVI"e- 0ntI1'i0- gtoundmgtjrilaiililg ms:g:' shncillymix-lg: Jgodigldor lcr::::a Stgzlfiihli-ht A123: 25 were pom lose” 1" mds' ML 
     
     11' l-Wh'I(' H- 1-Onlzphce. ed territory. Hal!-tun panel or C- ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     fining oils were mixed with Im- 
     
     perial down I at 52!: and McCall 
     
     and Canadian up H. 
     
    

    
     Trans Mountain climbed I point 
     
     to 106 in pipe lines. A mixed pa- 
     
     per section showed International 
     
     ahead 54 and Powell River off Si. 
     
     Utilities were fractionslly better 
     
     with Southern Canada power gain- 
     
     ing 34 at 56. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in lnnl-smile licrc uithout you. 
     
    

    
     Suincllmr life does not seem the 
     
     same 
     
    

    
     Mncc yoll were called away. 
     
    

    
     Our hears still ache with sadness 
     
    
   
   
    
     lined the biggest change. a gain of 
     
     55 cents at 35.75. 
     
    

    
     lndcx changes: industrlals off 
     
     .64 to 446.46; golds up .36 to 76.13; 
     
     lbase metals off 1.99 to 205.84 
     
     western oils off .14 to 154.71. 
     
    

    
     lly The Cnadlu Prul 
     
    
   
   
    
     Turoliln Slncl Exchange-Feb. ll 
     
     Quotations lll centl unlzu marked I. 
     
    
   
   
    
     walk-in truck ncedcd. Calling on 
     
     garages and service stations. 
     
     Some capital or good security 
     
     required. Protcctcd investment. 
     
     Write Mr. T.A, Galloway. Snap- 
     
     on Tools of Canada. Ltd,, 
     
    

    
     Pearl St., Moncton. NB.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Baby tllllcks 
     
    
   
   
    
     lllelii-lilllantell MaIs&FsIals 
     
     DI ETITIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Excellent opportunity for quali- 
     
     ficd person. Progressive policies 
     
    
   
   
    
     Toronto Stocks 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTO ICP) - Profit-talc 
     
     in; in the final hour Thursday 
     
     wilted prices on the stock market 
     
     and it closed lower on index. Base 
     
     metals were the heaviest tndex' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 R. A, JODREY c. v. EMERSON v. c. isAMu.'roN 
     
     luir cycs shed many a tear, 
     
    
   
   
    
     l.mi alonc. knows how we miss you 
     
     .lx this cnds another year. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Canada Cement Company Limited, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .. . . - - - . which was held on February 11, the following were appointed directors of the com- 
     
     -1 -.  ,, ,g and salary. For particulars write . ' 9"9.'”" l' 4”-d"”'"”' " E”-”"'" commerce advanced a point to , - 
     
    

    
     '-'"'"”'-V "'"”''"b”9d "'1 535' ""5 SPREAD 3 E T W E E N ADMINISTRATOR loflsli: oim.'73il53?J5'ih. year's m"'LW.mm;""""" L" (ii'”c"c”' fmt whuet other '""Il'”s"lil'”l”" lgigglerngo RI-.llaAisJ:iisI:); lliiii::ctf:i?:)tf 1:-nstl.h1g:slgfelt1)tlheoI'f t:Ihhiireipa1hiii:sa'sig  
     
     i- h ' ' x o rt.- d - v  
     
     .: mlwd by '5 We and lam” l:;5t?iw?l;1bliesigagefgliiaynaifihledg Haldi"'”"d W” Mammal "mm! any. whim in mm m't'i"Cvr... ”3.i'.',' 3 ,': 3: P:ocd:iocnl: addgislihzjoinlrocthlniqg son, president, Emerson Brothers Limited, Saint John. N. B. Mr. Emerson is also 
     
    

    
     in Igood time to cash in (in Grade Hospital. '1 2:n...c. 2:3 32': :3 3:: M C0nl5'l,ruCfl0n!- 1 1 I 1 chairman of the board of the Saint John General Hospital; Mr. V. C. I-Iamiltlpg, 
     
    

    
     A large markets. Dayold, slal-t- Dunville, Onta o. W" - - Ines were rreizu ary m- ' t com Limited. , 
     
    

    
     IN  ed. Meat birds. Wide choice  ml Em um 1” IN H S V' proved. Baker Talc. Bliteman Bay  genemjf manalger of ?perau9nt:  tlgemceglm any  had many 
     
     breeds, crosses, '5pecials', Ask "'CC C and Can-Met all firmed 10 cents Um 0" W5.-3 OWPEFY genera Superm n. , P , 
     
    

    
     3"i5- El-EMERE Cl-0W :0, Mi inmmaiion (mm local L08! Mill FDIII while Chib Jaculet slipped 15 years' experience in the cement industry in this country. He is a member of the 
     
    

    
     The many friends or Mrs. Ele- "1"" ' Ch" 3 w”""' C" LOST IN crrv. GREY METAL CLASSIFIED RATES  M” to mm - Engineering Immute of Canada” t 
     
       or   .3";li:"t.;.::.;il'"..i; Sr".:r box containing  naum nu. ..E't'.:f.'t?1".;'.'3o;'2f";59:"”ll?f .. ....... 
     
     ill-re sliickcd nd sadde dt h " 9 ' l S y 3 . S . i S ' ' u I ltll 0 Y 
     
     M her isuddena mm mrlilzwigg ea: Hy. Mm,” NB” Ta2,,e,X 5,. Call Scantlebury 4555 phon, 3505 P, V. 1. h p ri e for lies up 1.0 at 140.2. lndustrlals on 1,53 IN MEMORMM w1uI;A1'n 
     
     hum M,m”.c on January 11 off W. Main, W.F. .3, C "M I ll I W  A dying 11g 95 .p C S .2 at 278.3. combined up 0.3 at Aunt Millie gnd family 
     
    

    
     Fin”, 1 S V. , ywei-green 2.5213. 3 0 8 H j dvertlsements received up 9915, Must be delivered be. 232.3, papers up 1.70 at 1320,21 y The Canadian rm. SPRAY3 
     
    

    
     t 1 .1 cr ice at U.E. Longs um" 5 ( bu - d 1 tutti Steel ms Kennecott my MRS. MARSHALL SMITH 
     
     Funeral Home was conducted by B "I In Accommodated HI I mg” or P" "U" lfore Monday, February a" " d5 "V 0'22 ” 7235' rs wnrner soy. Monty w am Residam. of Bane Rh," ""1 The srandchildren 
     
     licr pastor, Rev. Mr. Bickley of 3-  0 3 ...e- an 1" "d ay',o 1 p'T' "" l18th, Applym Abltlbl xiv. How mum. on 9 '""E3 5' "V 9"" mi Vmn"y'wel.e med with do” 1.. Emma Benton. Damon and Clara 
     
     t'lili'cndon Hill Presbyterian MALE BOAIIDERS ACCOMMOD- WANTED M' "' '3' ' P"b'C8"W um pr 2: u... Day M... 7. f;;"'Am7f 37- lgfsmfory 153;: M to hm own Pm” dmn ice 
     
     rhlircli, The Lord's Prayer and stall. 37 Plissmore St. or dial ”"d”y' GOVERNMENT g;::'";d'M 5:” ""9 N0" "'4 Gen Elec we um Aircraft MIA 5., I. h 11 5mm, on Jnuan. znh 3181” Flllny. Harry Ind fill"! 
     
     --Sam ,- - .. C; If " . "" W ”V' Goodyear 72v. v-n-alum 4!! .i ” 5 3 ' Plnctte W.M.S. 
     
    

    
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     b....t5Jll"ve i"5n'.ie'l23e'i?""i7l "ii" 9903' 12' 14 inm'5.'o"fl' iiivefiiiemfni” '" COLD STORAGE Sit? "” 5.?” lt'J.';.'l. "ill. Gt  M " "W" W 1957- l" he” "1" Y'"' south Pinene women Immut- 
     
     hcrt Gibbs. She was zlso a life CI” IIIQI TIIGKS FOI' 38.0 Boys Yea rs word per insertion for one 5.1 :,';;",.,,,., '13,", ”,;;;g'," ",:,.,. W T ma T M ,,,1,”";3 ,5f'i'"'.'h:V'3..?:;:'.,",gn'&'L'i. CUT FLOWERS 
     
     tncmber of Fatemal Chapter 0rd-  ”1 CHEV COACH PERFECT two times; Poe per word for Charlottetown c comm A N st. cu 21 in-,g'p,.,n' 3.9.,” mm Christen; Tgy- The Mnbwds . 
     
     or of Eastern Star. h 'd l '1' Pg , H I 7., son the Star Weekly our three. four or five times. and c Csmenl pr 29 Nmmin II  A lot in early life she married Dene mu? women'1mmu" 
     
     lll-,r daughter and son-in-law ae- ' "re" Koo raw "dd r i' I? -no . Zc per word for six or more guifniiirectfm 7:47” 53".”. 3,". 3,4 M M Mahhau smith and went be, en. 53”" NW9 
     
     mmpamed her remain! to the Is. o:tl- regze an kgol ac” own! 55. iihrlr homes. We have several Imuuom. no word minimum. can am, W, I him. "W H" married me in Ben. River POTTED PLANT 
     
     land. A service was held on Jan- k,c?f.n:'f(1'l”ly.'5”c9;0s5P "5" fine openings in Charlottetown 50c for deaths. births. and Tenders gash cu... gl S;-l. Corp 3;: MRS. JOHN Mu.-rum: when she ",3. wok an m,,,,' Music. Margaret and cod! 
     
     nary 17th at th Cut l'ff F al ' I ' - msrrlago notices. Engagements " . ' . . 
     
    

    
     linme conductgd by le?ev.unelt7Ir. fa, Rant and DISMCL Cash bonnie" "1". 81.00. Card of Thanks 84c per f)..;rr'lIt'1';: 2;'lIsI!l”SlleOl  Alon” um" we W"? "mmd.ed X?'.'h:"ct.l,';,;,ouc.if'il,,,'"d church work    
     
     Brown of Zion Church. interment :m....:.....,.E...E. and regular commissions given. iiicli. In Memoi-isms 10c per ,. , Dom Tar H W-Hm '0 W" "9." "' me. mid" 9' "if The” uelento mom, gm. Pu. 
     
     - 5-on pg-N1 -rLo0n ggnpgng Tenders will be iecelved Foundation 22-s CANADIAN you are in the midst of death The family of the late Mrs. 
     
     has in Cornwall cemetery beside k I i t name for listing of Flowers. 1,.” N. C P m, . sin two M,” and four mume" 
     
     hr-r husband who predeceased her Chlndl" 5"0'- Di" 5557- imm your PM e money n '0 Wreaths. Masses etc. by the undersigned unuj Gt if-rllu xiv: :32! I, ' 1'; thehwdden paw" M Mr" John Edgvard Plnette William Flat Mum." Smith M” to dunk w 
     
     M. 6. 1951. Rev. Mr. Penman .   "ch Wk W "1"" 0'” ANNOUNCEMENTS .1”) " ”' E"""””” ”" ”'""' mver. 'ci-rtsten-3 (Mrs 'Wmi-m i”8" '3? "'” ”&'."'l" ”i.”l3'o7.'i" 
     
     conducted the committal service. floor, 375.00 monthly. Brighton. ada's most popular weekly news- . sc per word Mhnmum noon Monday, FebI'lIal'Y Mg ;1l;l':gi'y9el0liad95ii7eei;rh;3p,,laa,-,:n.. Macxenzie) Flat River. Francis, 05 :,:."v:n?;3a Ayn: fuefmm: 
     
     513.9 1;-la:.;'rVgffm:z' 'V',u."i.".''.'' 1”” 9473- paper. Be first to apply to: eh..." mm ' 25th for all subtrade prices    ttily enjoying good health until two ;ini4v':l-. Tlffe 1l(4:l:l:.";;:?l';t. s:';l:,E and neighbors who helped in on: 
     
     Mass. a sister Mrs. Cyrus Mm nf;I';TEDmLlg::,.5-u"oAJ::1::'( LOCALS for the construction of NEW YORK (AP)TThf 5'"? oihiyrfliiiigi hvlilliufailhcfl rill”:-e:.l,.l,?,. art) Bella River. Miriam (Mrs. Po- w"' 
     
     "H. P.EJ.. brother. AIIEUS 1483- W ' ' l m3"k9"5 T990"-"'Y dri" mm i5 ' ter Benton) Belle River. Her hus- 
     
     llnnald. NS. rind Rev. D.M. Mac- 321 G""l"""' ,,,,,g E 0 City Ind Central: so per Rajhvgy Wharf, George- big setback early this week lslt- ::r:'L;L'l"dl 'J':d:vc:; ;ign:"g 19118:; band predeceuedpher four ye", 
     
     Iionald missionary in South Af- ONE 00M HEATED AND FUR- word. Minimum charie 60c. cred Thursday. . . ” "1 h   
     
     - ' R - - P - willed otherwise and o the a "N "d ""9 daugm" E "bet 
     
     rich. "mud. MC, -focimgn. Quiet Q Eastern and Western locals town, P. E. 1- Prices were mixed at the close have mentioned due hernmul my died in ch-udhoodp Mm left to 
     
      ' Ph”"' 3306' e..   :f,,,?:: 32”” Mhumum ii? 3ll:'tl):::li(tii:gUsl))I::iFEe: lslaliahswveo; W1 peacefully sway. Her dean. mtaurtthue sixteen g1r!andchll'ldrein( , Mn. iuluu.-ron any-i-sou 
     
     IN MEMORIAM ""”'”"”' ""8" "9""-"' CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Diamond nesaavs rallvins enort resumes Fame" ' "”"'."”k'0"" ”""' 3'..l.. 'fZui2l”i'3'r2or its lift". M'- ”"n"'"" 5'"'0"- ' we" 
     
     bedroom. second floor. Bed slt- PHONE 8060 . The pibup of overnighi order, tly and I Wide Circle of friends. H ' J wmm'" l "M. .' known and highly esteemed resid- 
     
     ual: room first floor. Dial 5229- - (On untied Pa e) el t e h h-s ticket ta The late Mrs. MacPhee won: my ”""- "t ' " ent of South Freetown asse -- 
     
     ,, V umpLo'pTE1-own C1 E OHS l'UC ion. . d ayed h lg Peed D0 M” mm-y Rodd 3;-ukigy p, .9 s 
     
    

    
     ""5 ""95 "Em" pouau: ROOM roiz76iTv7l'i7 Me per inch for one insertion , which lagged behind the pace of f'""," Eimwwd M F9'"'l””'Y 4 Egg.” Two .,,,,.he,,' ,;,,,,,, '.,,d way at the home of his brother. 
     
    

    
     Word has be”, received by Mu escent patient or roomers. l.cn- 77c pcriiiclifortwoinsertlona Fredericton. N. B., the transactions by two mlnutgl d:'uxh”!'e';":f At';":'lx:yJ3,”Ifhe:lf; George I130 Dl'9d96"50d 319- Maury 25”.” n "1. '5. 0! "W 
     
     s w. Willis of the duo. on no ox Nursms Home Mlscallsnssu 7" W W '0' "W "' P. 0. Box 100 '" "" "'5' q"""" h”"'t ' " ”"'””"" 
     
     l'IltiI')' .'lrrl. of Miss Grace Heart: pngimsgs g'i'”zTz.kl'ciiMV(V)'l'vT)i 
     
    
   
   
    
     The funeral which was largely 
     
     mart Insertion. attended was held from the home 
     
     of her daughter Mrs. William Mac- 
     
     Kenzie Flat River. where service 
     
     was conducted by the Rev. Don- 
     
     ald Nicholson. Belfast Presbyter- 
     
     ian Church. Hymns sung were 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mary lweatherblel Docherty. In 
     
     July 1915 she married John Mac- 
     
     Phec of Riverdale where they re- 
     
     sided until twenty years ago when 
     
     they moved to the Colvllle Road 
     
     where she lived until her death. 
     
     She will always be remembe ed 
     
    
   
   
    
     jam-up In the tape was over in 
     
     focr minutes. 
     
    

    
     The first hour's trading totalled 
     
     630.000 shares. Thereafter. how- 
     
     ever. there was a steayd fall-off 
     
     in turnover. As the pace slowed 
     
     prices weakened. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ill the Chnate Hospital. Wohurn. 
     
     lltiss, Miss Heartz was born in 
     
     ttntiurn. the daughter of Thomas 
     
     and Mary IJewctt) Heartz. She 
     
     ivriitlred for college at Woburn 
     
     llirlil School. 
     
    
   
   
    
     He had been in poor health for 
     
     some years. He will be grestfully 
     
     missed on the old Stetson Home 
     
     stead. where he had spent his en- 
     
     tire life. He leaves to mourn five 
     
     brothers all of Freetown. The fun- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . p .l b, I m pb k,w.ls'rs: mean BALED. null 
     
     :lt(:::l0:v;;:be: shhp? rgit rt):-J 3" h"Cf;I""5li'"A?ply G"'""" "' 
     
     sonable. Apply J. Elmer Blan- 99- 3”” 99”"- 
     
    
   
   
    
     chard. Phone 4232. Awmm-rs"-'mrm 
     
     THREE ROOM FDRNISHED AP SWVIW3 ofhrd 
     
    
   
   
    
     RACE-HORSE DRIVER WANTED 
     
    
   
   
    
     She was graduated from Boston 
     
     University College of Liberal Arts 
     
     uith Phi Beta Kappa honors. She 
     
     iilsn had degrees from Boston Un- 
     
     iversity Graduate School and from 
     
     llnrvlird School of Education. She 
     
     taught for twelve years in Brew- 
     
     stcr Academy at Wolfeboro. New 
     
     Wlmnshlrc. and then entered the 
     
     ("X of Boston system. She ser- 
     
     crt as Head of English Deport- 
     
     mcnt at the Glrls' Latin School 
     
    
   
   
    
     artment. with bath :lrd noc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     box 024 Guardian. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOLSTIIN. cB'wI'pV"ii'i-: ””r 
     
    
   
   
    
     in good condition. Dial 7641. 
     
    
   
   
    
     freshen. Bart Ford. Glasgow ltd. 
     
     ONE LIGHT DRIVING SLEIGII 
     
    
   
   
    
     fWiTlVETEr6LD- C3377. W 
     
    
   
   
    
     r.l 
     
     serving full course dlnlerit 
     
     specializing in Chinese dlslns. 
     
     Dill 5223. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     WE REPAIR AND BEWIND M0- 
     
     tors. washer repairs, wring: 
     
     rolls. refrlgerltlons service and 
     
     repairs. Storey Electric. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SEWING REPAIRS. OOLLAIS 
     
     turned. zippers replaced, lelllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     0 
     
    
   
   
    
     mm...EEmm..m..m:.. 
     
     oil heated and continuous hotilsLAND GRILLQUEEN 313:3, 
     
    
   
   
    
     water available March 7th. write 
     
    
   
   
    
     perlence. 
     
    
   
   
    
     character and ability 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wanted a reliable. experienced man who has trained 
     
     and driven fast class horses. And has been employed for 
     
     the post number of years. Night and dash racing ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Excellent working condition. Give experience, age. 
     
     married or single. complete information and references of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Excellent salary and bonus on earnings; steady 
     
    
   
   
    
     By the close there will: an ir- 
     
     regular pattern of gains and 
     
     losses running from fractions to 
     
     about s point in contrast wit hths 
     
     early range of lstns canglng to 
     
     about two points. 
     
    

    
     Alrcrsfts and steels were in the 
     
     forefront as the general advancn 
     
     continued in the mnmlng. By the 
     
     close. most leading steels showed 
     
     losses whllc gains among alr- 
     
     crsfts were cut down or eruen. 
     
    
   
   
    
     for her untlrlng efforts to do good 
     
    
   
   
    
     bor; also her strong faithful cour- 
     
     age to bear the many trials and 
     
     burdens which confronted her and 
     
     her desire to do whatever neigh- 
     
     borly decd she could. Her death 
     
     will be deeply felt in the commun- 
     
     ty. She was I memb of Clyde 
     
     River Presbyterian Church. and 
     
     was always present when at all 
     
     possible. She will be indeed grea- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and be a faithful friend and neigh- 
     
    
   
   
    
     "I waited for the Lord my God". 
     
    
   
   
    
     Scotland cemetery at Belle River. 
     
     The mill bearers were Lester 
     
     MacRae. Waldo Taylor, Damon 
     
     Ross. Benjamin Burs. Alexander 
     
     Glllls. Murdock Morrison. 
     
    

    
     Flower bearers were Cecil Mos- 
     
     cr James MacKay. Callum Mac- 
     
     Pherson and David Morrison. 
     
     Floral tributes were: 
     
    
   
   
    
     "The Lord is My Shepherd" and 
     
     Interment was In the Church of 
     
    
   
   
    
     era! service was held at Freetown 
     
     United Church by Rev. Mr. Walls. 
     
     The pull bearers won the follow 
     
     tng: Vernon Stetson. Melvin Stet- 
     
     son, Alvin Stetson. Everett Allen. 
     
     Orville Reeves. Cecil Pssrson. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ill MEMORIAM 
     
    
   
   
    
     MR8. HELEN A. ELLII 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . ' ' ' t . W rd has been received berl 
     
     mended. llmmintl patches etc.. yeardmund w9”fv 3- good opportunity" Don't ""55 1" 1f you The Associated Press average of tly missed by many friends and "H3" of ,3. nee,” dam in 3mm, (:01. 
     
     and was professor of English in par! Jersey. to freshen 1'1 98”! 3,1", .0 33 orlcbar or Dial sans. can handle this Job. Apply at once to- so stocks - closed unchanged at relatives. but most of all in the 
     
     lllc Teachers College of the City spring. Louis Connick. Lliiiton. Fast Insatiable "Win. 
     
    
   
   
    
     at Boston at the time of her re- 
     
     lmrment nearly eight years ago. 
     
     Vbhe was s inembe of the First 
     
     Hvngrcgatlonsl Church where she 
     
     -crvcd in many capacities. - in 
     
     tlic Church Schooliln the Woman's 
     
     l.uiIll. on the Board of Directors. 
     
     At the time of her death she 
     
     was Rcizent of Colonel Lounml 
     
     lililrlwlli Chapter. Dgugliters of the 
     
     Mm-riciin Revolution and Tren- 
     
    
   
   
    
     chair. 
     
     Owner moving. Phone 6754, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sturgeon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     dhiv CHESTERFIELD AND 
     
     lKroehler) almost new. 
     
     I-IDITSE is n't7i6'i-'1." SEVEN 
     
     years old. to be moved from 
     
     present site. Apply H. H. Ross, 
     
    
   
   
    
     sTncritol.ux vilcuuiw cumu- 
     
     cr' Two year service guarantee 
     
    
   
   
    
     Modern 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fumigoting Service 
     
    
   
   
    
     Available throughout 
     
    
   
   
    
     Smiths Fall 
     
     Box 79 
     
    
   
   
    
     J. C. CAMERON 
     
    
   
   
    
     s, Ont. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Phone 525 
     
    
   
   
    
     PROFESSIONAL CARDS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sl70.30. 
     
    

    
     Leading Canadian stocks in the 
     
     general trend downward on the 
     
     New York Exchange included Al- 
     
     uminillm Ltd.. off 1. Intcriiatlona 
     
     Nickel 1. Canadian Pacific 
     
     dlstillers- Scsgrsmii ill. Hudson 
     
     Bay Mining V4. and Preston East 
     
     Dome 'i-. 
     
    

    
     Rising Canadian stocks on the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     home where her vacancy can nev- 
     
     er be replaced. She leaves to 
     
     mourn her sorrowing husband and 
     
     one son George also I niece Helen 
     
     Docherty whom she mothered 
     
     since infancy and one sister. Sadie. 
     
     Mrs. John C. MacDonald who re 
     
     sided with her and she tenderly 
     
     cared for until her illness. Five 
     
     brothers predcccased her. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     IN MEMORIAM 
     
    
   
   
    
     J. GORDON LAMONT 
     
    
   
   
    
     On January 14th. deep sadness 
     
     prevailed in the Community 
     
     Churchill. and throughout a wide 
     
     area. as the news spread rapidly 
     
     that J. Gordon Lamont had. while 
     
     attending to his farm duties .hat 
     
    
   
   
    
     umbia of Mrs. Helen Amelia ITA- 
     
     lls, 62. She was an active mem- 
     
     ber of St. Andrew's Prssbyterln 
     
     Church and of the Weaverf Guild. 
     
     Born in Victoria. BC. the was 
     
    
   
   
    
     0! the daughter of the late Rev. Wil- 
     
    
   
   
    
     liam Leslie Clay. DD, and Mrs. 
     
     Clay. Her father was a former 
     
     minister of st. Andrew's Church 
     
     Victoria and a former modera- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     d AmPrift;n Staclk fxlahgnlie sgac The funeral which was largely mcarnlng. suffered a heart attack g,:n:Q.”" Pmsbylemn Church In 
     
     - i . g ' W rd Isl”) ' i-lulled ilrlzo . I el - . I- attended despite the ' ' , an d away i ”' ',y. He ' v . 
     
     ""' 9' 9'0 30810" UIIIVIPIRY Wo- ss3:n?:l;:;o" i;o.J'..','.,'.dy c'iA,l:.:zr-5,, Prince Ed 3 B  winitlgn '3. Scurry : Rainbow '5 or the woalhei- was held from he: was in his forty-second year. ,,j;f'lf.ff'i',';i,.:.",,-Cf,f,hiibfilfim- 
     
     '."."" S (”""u- -5"? W" ' c"'"' like new S4935 or 82.00 weekly- For the extermination Of - ' J  C M .0 and k9 ails: . 1-10. late residence nn Saturday after- The deceased was well known. Hy home In Bnmwmd. . daugh, 
     
     Ki lmomhgr of wobun, nisloriui Mm ..PnulhgM”.. Floor Pol- Roaches, Bed Bug!” Rats,  B . arm On. . . what stoc I . noon with a short service follow- He was ll: lnteregted and helpful ten M". Cw. Avery. . mm Rich. 
     
     p-”i"fl.v in which she took an Ict- um," (um ;39.p5' w,-ii, or Insects -ac. . C. I! Kent St. ' Dlnl an - ed by service in Llyde River Prcse member o the C urchlll Presbyt- Rd cl: three Kmndchudren; Ind 
     
     Elf '"””"9-W M00113 MP W1" '0' Telephone for free home llhow- ' Aliianwl  - byterlan (hurch. The Iervlces erlan Congregation and was falth- mm. Imam Mi” Mug”?! Clam 
     
     Rllrcslsg were the Appalachian mg. Mm-mm. Comp". 3”", Free Estimates  T gym" J. Gm”, 0.9, Declines wierg (-onillii-ll-ll by Rev. George fut in his attendance at thodlioulu MI" Mary Cu” and Mm Kn”. 
     
     . iltilnlatn Club of which who was gum" my", p. E. 1. 7,1,. Reasonable Rate. soon In x., up mu 3" Kitten. asslslfd by Rey. Doaalcl oflGod. uililtil He wasl Milan daly km Cl”. ." M vmorit 
     
      life member, the Massachusetts pimn, 1-i, i-Rmondiuomdig D0 Ilchuoni St. Nicholson a fnrnher pas or. ev. ca led tot a esveny ome s M”. wan" Mcxeme and M”. 
     
     l- in-wl.v for the university Educ- --e--e--- , . d S ti , um , 5 , ,,a Mr. Kmen brow t - my insnir the Saviour h-s zone to prev-rt 3,... 30...... .,i Charlottetown. 
     
     min of Women. of which she was Guaiantee a 5 ac J. Elmer Iianchard, BA. - - OWN. - in; message of comfort and hope One cannot enter the homes of "d Mr "R wllsh of summer, 
     
     a vlre.p.-.,,id..g, "M in, wow,-,  S W it ll Qua Q. Plan as Corner Rent I once: lb. to the bereaved family. The hymns neighbours and friends of the do ' ' ' 
     
     .n..men'- Club. She is survived by . Phil"? 0" V 9 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Offlcs ms: Ilene an 
     
     H. J. Mobon. P..O. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lcr ulster. Miss Angeline C. 
     
     llonrtl. Another sister tGertrudel 
     
     Hrs. lsidore Datmpro passed no 
     
    
   
   
    
     . sung were 'The Lord Is My Shep- 
     
     hgrgd mm Asleep in Jesus." Rev. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr, Nichnlsnn rcnilered feellngly 
     
    
   
   
    
     Modern Flunigatlng Service 
     
     H. R. QUINN. Prop. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Used Ftreco coal and wood 
     
     range with water front. Exco'lrIl 
     
     condition. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ceased without noticing grief in the 
     
     hearts of many. 
     
     He is survived by one brother. 
     
    
   
   
    
     side on -cousins of the late Mrs. 
     
     Ellis. 
     
     Mrs. Ellis taught weaving for 
     
    
   
   
    
     M. A. Former. Q.C.. LLB. 
     
     lull I Ceulnreo Bldg. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     P.S.l as I solo ”Rcyond The Sunset". Neil D. Lamont, Churchill. P.E.I. Y”"":t""f"'g3cp"rn"", ”"c"hee&':::.' 
     
     lit .1); on Novgmbgr go, jug. CALL 41".... M Gum, Ll...-.. -.....mE.m....m....... -n. llhoarrrs were Messrs. Ind one sister. Mabel (Mu. Harry ""3 V ” t - ” " 
     
     W P' or B” 451 Pm” 8727 mg... ., 9... an cHiRopRAc-pop Johuecrlawlll. liarrv Campbell. Al- Wheeler) Stratbgartncy. r. E. i. f:cto:J::;':'cc:fulY;1:”f;'l:'.:';';;'c'z 
     
     1 Charlottetown. P.E.I. . ,-mwued 5,, ton Newman. Lloyd” NIIBEKIIIEIIII. tlgotih lgeenlyg reg the departure of 
     
     -1-:1-2-2--jo-j-j S A 0 II I CF Ell” I"0 Cf. 
     
       "   A former partner of aw?  G'"L;:' B Dr. W. I. Canon lAl:tg.us'i'll.l.e  were laid to The funeral service was held  
     
     ' Reliable Window Clesneir at Prince in not us: 0 0 rest in the church cemetery. from Churchill Presbyterian T" M 
     
     A p m-"lg Following are the floral tribut- Church. and was largely attended. 
     
     almer I I'D nu.-mu. Accunuunn rune , 1-he u,-Vic. W" conducggd by mg 1438. GEORGE W. FALLEN 
     
     ”. " ”"' 5"” '3'"  H e-' i t ev. Killel. as- 
     
     Pll-LOW m "H " R Gm” There passed sway on Saturday 
     
     . . asofJan.3l, 1950 Hugbgnd George and llclcn sisted by the Rev. Dopald Nlchob "nu " 1”.) n the mm. 0; 
     
     PO50 5 NlCh0ll0l Q 3 ' us son. former pastor. who so with "V ' ' 
     
     en ers ollll Pidnard M h I,” WREATHS AND SPR. . . ,, ,,,,. M, M", i;.,,,. w. 3.”... 
     
     co" Ive n M D h rtv and farn-vpathos The sweet By all By 
     
     in Onllol aims I. Assn. ss.n.a.s.c.. r-- Cntherne or 9 . ,1." Pm," um Lmr. My 5,”. in her soul year. 
     
     . sun . nu. Illal nu cashed for l . t .. M ,, MR ,, 0, She was . dlught of the im 
     
     Tenders W!" b9 "”'iV'd 3 g. M,,g.,g,.,. no ' Mn. An-belle Dochrrtv M” '5'"  ;e'':',, in". wfn, ,,,,,"'"'.,,,, George Jenktn and Rebeccl A- 
     
     by the undersigned until an. &. an .. ta .k Iltlus. uni III Mn mm pocyggrty and Kenneth tiolg(TlEe remalII's'weI'elddtorei  ;':?;:;u.: 1:: 
     
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     new mm-rv W M M. - rm Musicuws   P-”"'u -""--- -" -cl: rs.m..h.:::'.r.m 2 
     
     all subtrsde prices for the I has I. Dlol an R JOHN Eumus. C ,, g:'enth:ndndEd!t;sosl Mcn;cl')rolii:alla"d :iaiLIi(ivr'I;-gig.-0'3?!-'(n:'l.:yW!';lu:::;'..; M. mm”, M. mu". 
     
     construction of Railway IAN I. lulimn, LLB. '1'. I. c. a . of Dec 31 1956 ,',',':n ' ""' ” 5 Perry MacDonald and John Mac- 
     
     ' V A Ions. nun liuiwnlo sumo-nun-nan. P ” ' t , V 5 , mm, Gllivary. I "V 
     
     Wharf. G90fl9t0W"--P-3'4 nsiiusn . pun. ans ' 31': 'i"lhn'e'r'.':'b1.ci..n'vv rm. Floral tribute! were as loiim: E 
     
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