The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 27

WTONTSDAT. OCTOBER 29, 1953. HIE OTTAWA JOURNAL 2T 1 Many Mourn Noted Golfer Karl Keffer 1 Vv '4 L4 i Repreaentatlvca of tha many golf duba In tha Ottawa dl trlct. offldala and member of the Royal Ottawa Oolf Club Joined wlUr-frlenda and rela tlvea to pay final tribute to Karl Keflerat one time Can ada'a top ranking golfer, at the funeral Taesday. Former Canadian Open golf champion and a at tha Royal Ottawa for 40 yeara prior to hla retirement la 193, Mr.

Keffer died Saturday at hla 1 1-i i i .7 noma la Aylmer at tha age of '1 I The aeirtre la tha Hula and IS LONDON TOO? Aa "unfortunate policeman strugglea to restrain hysterical British 1 airport In London, England, where ha la appearing In a TV spectacular bobbyaozen behind the barrier as sob-singer Johnnie Ray arrtveaat tha and In a aljow at tha Hippodrome. jwLr4fm rmu Playfair chapel, waa conducted by Rev. Lome Lemolne and Iter. J. O.

Bovlogton. Inter ment waa In Bellevua cemetery. Hftltf Trinifv Church held their Fall baaaar bronze and yellow mums and Thompson, Mrs. Nolle mis I4.tr dining hall of the1 other cut flowers. eellaneous, Mrs.

Maude Dana, 1 Holds Fall Bazaar Acting aa honorary pall church, with tha event being Receiving at the door were Mr. Annie Scott. J. F. Jelle Paid Final Tribute Jakes.

Conveners ef tha tea were bearers were Brigadier Reginald Orde. H. R. T. OU1, were Mrs.

Laura Kendrtck, Mrs. W. vrmicnrvnTv rw-i it officially opened by the Mr. Oldham and Mrs. 1 ii Tj 1 M.

T. Oldham. The varloua booth Jpeclal) Vnder the leader rtit UlL Wfrt ctntxed! convened aa follow: A William Roe. Frederick Turner. ruaerai services were ne.Q tkituni.ith kmu t.u.

k.w.iu-. ntmrtm u.i 1 Hu mutinf in uninf vimi Ernie Wakelam, professional at It I Mrt- Hl 'mums, and the ball was Thompson: home cooking. "Easton. IXlaa Ogllvle, tha Royal Ottawa; and Alder man John Croaa, of Aylmer. Mhe Ouild of Holr Trtnity decorated with of M.

Hanlan. Mr. Clarence Lyla BurchU and Linda Jakes. 1 zero 1 cue, Lanso.an raciuc; Principal mourner, wert hla equipment me- Telegrsph ehanic. of iss Arlington 1 wife, tha former Rosa Alexander; one son, Howard T.

KeCer, 11 V.4 of Sioux Lookout, and aix nue, who died suddenly la hos-l 1 pita! Saturday following a brief Ulneia. He was II. grandchildren. Jt mm Among tha- many noted at tai lunerai rorcrgv wu met tha aerrlct were: John Aylen, X. at the church door by Canon-.

president of the Royal Ottawa Oolf Club; Reginald Steers, N. W. Cleary. 8. F.

N. Wether rpooa. W. F. M.

Bryca. Donald Robertsoa. C. R. Morphy.

Rev, A. O. Casselmaa. Robert GUI, Alex Of lion. Edward Clarke, F.

J. Turner. Dr. F. W.

C. Mohr, C. t. SUele. WC Ray Ounn, W.

R. Crelghton. R. W. War wick.

LouU Whita. Frank Mann. Harry Mulligan. professional al tha Olenlea club; Sam Dempster, professlosal at tha 1 Krrtrmead club; Dfr Hugh Laidlaw. O.

Pratt. Harry Towlson. R. K. OdclL a Te every easve-i Dr.

Campbell Laidlaw. Colin J. Leo LeSage, who also celebrated the requiem high mass assisted by Rev. Thomas Cauley aa deacon, and Rev. John ODonnell as sub-desroa.

In the sanctuary were Rev. Oeratd Couslneau, rector, St Patrick's College; Rev. P. C. Herllhy.

PP. Canadlsn Martyrs Church: Rev. Francis Kavanau-h. OMI; Rev. Brother Norman Jette.

OML Burial was la Notre Dame eemetery where Rev. A. Ferguson said the graveside prayers. Attending the service' in a body were the raecutlve and member ef the League of the Sacred Heart, and of the Holy Name Society. St Patrick's Church.

Mr. Jette was bora In Santa Clara, NT, and came to Ottawa it years ago. He waa tha son of the late LouU Jette and the former Almanda Dion. He married MarreUa O-Sulllvaa In Ottawa in 1934; ahe survives. Chief mourners, besldee his wife.

Include, two sons. Oordon of Osgood and J. Robert Ottawa; a daughter, Mrs. R. L.

(Dlette) Russell. Ottawa; two brothers, William L. Ottawa and Rev. Brother Norman Jette. OML.of St.

Pat McLaughlla. Owen Toller. L. A. Carrier.

LL CoL H. M. Jackson. October the month of Festivals so Shaffer's wants to celebraU with you by offering outstanding values during this Festival Sale. Every effort has been made to proride out-standing Talues values, to meet the requirements of the most modest budget.

Shop early and often enjoy the savings. 4 mm i John Edmarda. Dr. E. H.

Wood. John Bethune. O. A. Sherwood.

CoL W. F. Hadley, C. H. Blair, Oordba Oale.

A. J. neck. H. M.

Hughson. Oeneral H. D. O. 4 Crerar, Frank Wilson and many others.

star SALE STARTS TOMORROW 9 A.M. MONSET-SniNES AT CHESS nn the Chimp champ the chei world at the London Zoo la England, but she lost her title alone with some et her eavolr Ttlrt when aha took on slx-yesr-ol4 Butaa Duneoraba. la friendly cam. At top, ahe makae a running mora, then look dismayed as feentre) Susan counters. In the bottom picture, aba port-in fly congratulate the new champion.

W. J. McHeely Paid Last Honors SHOP EARLY VALUES GALORE CARLTTOM PLACE, Oct Jl (Special) The. 'Tuneral for William JametMcNeely was rick's and lour aUUrA I held from Fleming Bros. "'nCQULAR TO 7.03 Nylon tricoti.

crepes with REGULAR 1.35 Nylon 81 2 PAIRS Mrs. J. E. Robinson. Mrs.

W. M. P. Daly. Mrs.

Eva Hayes and Mra. Gladys Vlau. all of Ottawa, and two grandchildren. a -Elwood Mousseau ''CAMPBELL'S BAT, Oct. Jl (SpeclsD-Elwood f.

Mousse a former resident of CampbeU'a Bay. died recently At Detroit, Mich. Mr. Mousses a was a son ef the late Thorn a H. Mousseau and hla wife.

Annie Msroney. He waa bora at Campbell's Bsv In 1903 and was educated emDroiaery gauge nosiery to helD balance beautiful nylon or lace trim. Some have lined Ta CMaaua Ti. TORONTO CLr Arthur Klrkpatrkk, Tl. long prominent In Canadian military and In-auraact circle and a former' Toronto magUtrata.

PRINCI GEORGE. Alt. AlesaaSer M. fIUra, 74. mayor of Prince Oaorge fram im to ma.

H. CaWUle, prominent Canadian rain- Tour hosiery budget, ffl II Op Funeral Home, Lake avenue west to St James Church where the service waa eon-ducted by Rev. D. F. Weecar.

Interment wu made la Pin Orove cemetery. Bora la Beckwlth township August 7. 1184, Mr. McNeely was the son of the. late John Mceely and hla wife.

Matilda Drummond. He received his Choice of lovely fall II -rJI .97 camisole 8izei 32 to 44; some half ahadea. All first quality. II Blzes to 11. 8pexlal- JL ly priced at clips.

8. sizes. A few tubs In the lot. Special at at schools there and at Michael's College, Toronto. He' CALLS SPECIAL SESSION, 8AARBRUCKEN.

Ssar, Oct' jl v-PreIdent Peter Zlm mer yesterday called a special session of the Saar Parliament, for Friday when Premier Joh-, annes Hoffman la expected to, submit his resignation formal ly. Hoffman lost out In Sun dsy'a plebiscite which showed that Saarlandera are against Europeanlzatlon ef their rich coal-fteel basin. I was married to the former Marie Kelly ef Buckingham, Que. VALUES TO 7.90 Int engineer who worked In Mexico, Chlla and many parta ot Canada until hla retlrt-Bient a few. yeara ago.

KANSAS Cm-EddU Jaeob-aoa, onetime buinea partner of Harry 8. Trmmaa and a clote ftfend af the VALUES TO .7.90 YouH -find It to beat our values In these lovely fat AttracUre Dusters a printed materials. A most blouses of an eh Journal Want Ada bring quick results. sfinv materials as dacron ii dacron slaae. comfortable home carment Some have nvlon.

nvlon and acetate. g.97 ate. Wide ranie ot styles to shirred back with voice, -v pockets, etc. Sizes 8, M.L. nJJ former FroWlent of tba United Statea.

PHTSrilLP. Maw. 1U. Michael Leonard, S3. Weit-ern a 1 1 a 1 1 oldeit "clergyman 'who wai paator of St- Mark' Roman Catholic Church alnca 1913.

-choose from. Sizes 13 to 44. Some Special at i aupa In the lot Special at Sheaffer Flnetlae Ball Feint rcLXAn ao roicu af. si.is tt't Vied in en 0fce re ScO It' EVANS KERT LTD. t-im 133 Qaeew St education In Carleton Place.

Mr. McNeely resided la Beckwlth township until 1199 whea he moved to Ramsay township where he farmed many years on the eighth line. On January 31. 1194. he was married to the former Agnes Isabella Ooth la Beckwlth township.

She died la 1111 Mr. McNeely. remarried la 1930 to Mra. Phoebe Turner, who survives. During hla long yeara of residence la the township, of Ramsay be bad taken an active part la the community and served as school trustee and secretary-treasurer of school section eight for, many years.

In 1933. Mr. and Mr. McNeely moved to Carleton- Place. He waa a devoted member ef St.

James Anglican Church. Ia addltloa to hla second wife, he la survived by a son by his first, marriage, Arthur X. McNeely, of Carleton Place, and a daughter, Mra. Percy Leech (Ethel), of Beckwlth; one stepson, Alex Turner, Ottawa, and one stepdaughter, Mrs. Hannah McArton, Reg.N..

REGULAR TO 10.95 Funeral service waa held from the parlors of W. R. Hamilton la Detroit to St. Pat rkk'a Chore). Interment took place la Mount Xveret eeme-tery.

Surviving besides hla wife are one daughter, Joan of Detroit; five brothers, Joseph Tlmmlns. Romeo and William of CampbeU'a Bay, Edward of Ottawa and Bert of Vancouver; four sisters, Mrs. Harry (An treia) Lee tf Detroit. Mra. Wliham (Melba) Harper of Windsor, Mrs.

Andrew (Marlon) Morrlseyv of Paincourt, Ont, and Mrs. Jack (Rita) Burke of Oiler Lake, Que. Attending the. funeral from this district, were hie three brothers Romeo, William and Edward and his uncle, Arthur Ranger. Frederick.

W. Addy I Executives land members ef the South African Veterans Association acted, aa honorary pallbearers at the funeral ser- VALUES TO 12.95 In Dainty Nightgowns All' first quaUty. 100 woola or blends. Msnr Imported ma-' cualitr creoe. a a sf avlU ravon lersev or mm tenaia a iew VL Uffetaa and telta.

HmU er atralght eut XT atvles plaid, tweeda g.97 I heatler weight nylon tricot. Regular 1 long or shorties. Lim-V lted quantity. Sizes L. Some subs in the lot.

Special at 1 plain ahadea of grey, black, Mrs. Christina Kittle Many friends and relative paid final tribute to Mrs. Christina Kittle. 437 O'Connor etreet. at the funeral held Saturday la the Hulse and Tlayfalr Mrs.

Kittle died Wednesday after a lengthy Illness. She waa W. B. Rosborough officiated at the aenrlce and said CTaveilde prayers at the burial In Beechwood cemeteryT Chief mourners were her husband. William T.

'Kittle; two -sisters, Mrs. Erie. (Mary) Beadleyi and Mrs. Anne Mon-taganoboth of Ottawa: one brother. Archie Darragh, pf brawn, cornflower blme, tan, ete.

Sizes 10 to 30 In the group. Special if at WREGULAR TO 7.90 5.90 aa assistant supervisor 01 Rosamond Memorial Hospital, vice for Frederick William Addy. held at McEvoy Bro-i VALUES TO a. (S Cost, soft "wool soft "wool Nylon, satin or crepe paja- pullovers mas with lace or em iDroiaerr arf vt tans for laVa or some AtVi" skirts. Youlf Ottawa and a Mr.

R. Ae (Margaret) Spears. fJerve VJ want several at this there funeral home. Mr. Addy mas a past president of the Ven.

Archdeacon Hepburn conducted the service, attended by many, friends and relatives. Burial waa la Beechwood earn etery. low price. Oood range OtUwa. LOWER-PRICED DOLLAR.

I'97 "mile' have carle siacas, i AV Regular or shortle lf styles. Broken assort ment; limited quantity. Sises 8. L. Some subs In the lot.

Special Talue at tt oi colors, oiics wj iu, A A Almonte; three grandchildren, Mrs. Mac James (Lola Me Neely), of Ramsay; Miss Evelyn Leach, Beckwlth, and Douglas McNeely with the Department of Highways at White River, also, one treat-grandson, Olea James, ef Ram nr. Australian factories -produced a record total household refrigerators In 1954. VICTORIA, Oct. 28.

CD some buds in uie 10.. 11 lUeelmess Canada should strive for a Special at JJ lower-priced dollar through lar la world financial circles, the premier aald it la unsound financing to have Canada'a dollar priced above that of the UA wheat sales to sterling. mar xeta, Premier Bennett said Commenting on the decline of the Canadian dol SENSATIONAL VALUE! VALUES TO 7.93 Genuine leather bags, In a. Right in the heart of the varietv ox sweater season How cormtton Is among men end women over a certain age? Wkiit-Nrv-Nrea CstMMina. Thf arc Mar wonta trt M.

adatdiif lb Cfk wnr4 Nr lHria. BMaaiat Sty Wk a term eta waxl I nh a cnaHitma) I hat art mmmr Pot orr tort. Aur that ar. rum mmy cmnplai bMMi naif un. Yoa fH all tmtaMr.

mmrir. pnor apfMH. At aura tnaa. mot a-or ily lira ta IV. Caaat't Htm food im 4ealablt ala- I How kg eSowtd yoM ok Dr.

Owte's Norve Food? tt bm Kav tak MtHha Mr shades. Tailored, beautiful. a rv yfj' boxy or pouen well cut, all-wool .97 sweaters. Good assort, mm) nf wmila aViad. covered iraraes.

ah irom 1 our reeular stock. Special nfj 14-44. (Some subs.) Spe ry)l Price dal at I MMfimijQ'J )KS V( A VArfAl tpermJ.tflsvsr.erii:ir- 1 er Mewa-ssd wring etmosl Inatawt I relief oe adtf laittiii wHk Rs ee I i I Pet stewaca $4 krt NrfcCsfTi thalweg sot Be wilk' fee al 11130 tablets -2Sc 1 Imrfr la Wtrxwf "niMn! Md I diatrr-ta atgaala mr nopt call AltaMii Dr. Cbaar'ti N'rv Fanrf Mpa to aaild ap Nr rwrtr rrm 1 thrmH tak Dr. rtiaar'a Nrrrt Fnrat Urn I at treat rrk.

Tkn givra Tm b) a rtwar la la (all bAt rrf IS I Imm. VKaaiia aa4 vahnbi m4ie iar4lat la Dr. Caaat Nar Fao4. At tKa aal af aa tYM to bit to bk rv aarana" wl r-J'iM if a ww fxm aai4. WTrf ft aatl U-Urt No rhone er C.O.D.

Orders, please Ah ales Pinal! Ato4 diAappobitment by' -t aheyplngeerry. Be sure yeu see these and many other outstanding, values throughout the department en the Mala Floeie. -) T' if L.Jm -1.