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: | Your WANT AD in 2 PAPERS — AT ONE PRICE!
Phone Charlottetown 8506 — Summerside 8031 — Montague 97-2 — Souris 32-3 — Alberton 68
i
They are to bring the sa
size 12. Phone 9101.
ther 0’ Mine,
Away from’ all sorrow and pain,
In the beautiful kingdom of Hea-
WESTINGHOUSE HEAVY —
Duty Electric Motor 2 H.P.
Apply Gordon F, Roper,
Edward Road. Phone 7642.
Mt.
5 AUCTION ‘45” SCORE CARDS
er| for sale at Guardian-Patriot
Central Printing.
BROWN — In loving memory of
Victoria Brown, who passed.
away, Nov. 26, 1956. ~
Sadly missed and always re-
‘membered by Ollie, Wendell
and Edythe. é
f our only daughter Thelma,
Who passed away Nov. 26 1958.
No one knows one’s heartache’s
Onl
— In loving Memory
‘IT’S SIGNIFICANT THAT MORE |
and more folks are using Guar-
dian - Patriot Classified Ads to
solve problems. Let us
your needs. Phone 8506.
help fill
WHY BUY EXPENSIVE BLAN-
kets. 3 lbs. wool Batt makes a
new comforter for $3.30 or
. bring in your wool and have it
made into Batts for 90 cents
Mill operating daily, Mt. Ste-
wart Wool Carding Mills.
dnly those who have lost can tell,
Of the grief that we bear in sil-
ence
For the one we loved so dear.
Lovingly | Remembered by
Mother and Father, —
ARD OF THANKS.
‘I wish to thank Dr. Auld, Nurs.
1959
cleaners, 10 year guarantee,
laboratory test proved they
clean faster and more effici-|
ent.
ordinary tank or cannister type
vacuum. Maritime
Sales, 176 Kent Street, Phone
9220. . :
COMPACT VACUUM
See before you buy any
Compact
@s and staff of the Prince County
Hospital for their kindness to me
‘during my recent stay in the Hos-
pital also thanks to all relatives
FOR SALE PURE BRED DUAL
purpose shorthorn bull, 10
months old. Apply Austin
Smith. Tryon, P. E. I.
and friends for visits, cards, and
_breats. Thanks again, Mrs. Harry
AUTOMOTIVE
8 CORDS OF HARD Woop
blocks. Number of milk cows
2 registered Holsteins to fresh-
en soon, Apply Everett. Train-
or, Bonshaw.
Marks...
_ WE HAVE IN STOCK
Orginal style Suburbanites in
PULLETS:
Henry Morrison, Breadalbane.
APPLY MRS.
670-15 tube type
New style Suburbanites in all
. ssizes, :
PROVINCIAL TIRE SALES
FOR SALE TWO LARGE RE-
gistered good plus rop Holstein
cows, due early March. R. A.
Proffit, Freetown.
if required. 7
Wm. CONDON & SONS
65- Queen Street /
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Dial 8712
_Lost Au. Found
LOST:. BF ACK WALLET, FRI-
day afternoon vicinity of Elm
Ave. and Passmore Street. Re-
turn to Fred Martin, care of
Guardian office,
LOST: BROWN BILL BOLD, BE-
tween North River Rd. and Y.
M.C.A. Reward. Phone 9340.
LOST: SATURDAY NIGHT BE-
tween Springfield and Milton
Truck Tarpaulin. Finder
please phone collect, Tra Auld
Covehead 9-24. ;
LOST: STRAYED FROM PAS -
ture, Black heifer, Saturday
morning. Finder please con -
tact Louis Vessey, York, or
Dial 5868.
STRAYED FROM PASTURE
dank jersey heifer two White
hind feet, Anyone knowing the
whereabouts, please notify Leo
Coady, Hazelbrook.
Miscellanous
dress
BOX NUMBERS
In replying fo Box Numbers
please make sure you have the
correct Box Number in the ad-
Agents And Brokers
L. a... KENNEDY
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE
Dial 3912
166 Great George St.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS, 234.
east of Charlottetown. Excellent
location. Write Guardian Pat-
riot Box M 18621 Charlottetown.
FARM 140 ACRES 15 CLEARED
25 good wood and lumber.
Enough for a life time. 6 acres |
ploughed,. new house 11 ft.
cement basement will store 4
ears of potatoes 2 barns 22 x 50.
New pump price right apply
Box 20 Emerald. ;
REAL ESTATE
For Rent
SINGLE ROOM FOR RENT.
Phone 6364.
SMALL APARTMENT SUIT -
able for quiet couple, second
floor furnishings optional. Ap-
ply 86 Cumberland Street be-
tween 5 and 8 p.m.
“PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Belmont Street.
CHIMNEY AND FURNACES
cleaned. All work done by brush
and vacuum. Smoke pipes re-
placed. Fast service. Reason-
able prices. Phone 3113.
DIAL 8398
YOUR IMPERIAL
ESSO STOVE OIL
AGENT FOR |
CHARLOTTETOWN, |
HARRY MELLISH
Schools, Instructions
TAP DANCING AND STEP
dancing lessons given by the
Weatherbie Sisters. Phone 2794.
Transportation Wanted
TO HAMILTON OR TORONT
for 2, around December Ist.
Phone 9561.
Schools,
January 5, 1959.
For further particulars
apply ‘to:—
Teachers Wanted
| WANTED
Primary Teacher for Cit
duties to begi
K. A. PARKER
Superintendent of
- Schools
Wanted To Buy
WANTED: GOOD USED % INC]
ces. E
The flarmer of today lives by
means of farm profits. The de-
sire for profits should lead farm-
ers to carry out improved farm |
practices to the end that they
may better maximize their ob-
-|jectives through the efficient use
of their farm resources. This in-
volves farm management which
‘}can be thought of as the opera-
tion and organization of the farm
from the point of view of effi-
ciency and continuous profits.
Farm management is concerned
with the business aspects of farm
ing and the problems of the in-
dividual farm.
The business and home aspects
of the farm are very closely ¢or-
related. The profits of the busi-
ness are used for family living.
By better planning and manage-
ment the farm business is able to
provide for a better farm living.
On carrying out the farm man-
agement process, the farmer per-
forms five functions. He must
recognize a problem, collect re-
levant information, make a de-
cision, take action and accept
‘| Pesponsibility for the action. A
problem is recognized whenever
| the farm manager feels discon-
tent with the organization and op-
eration of the farm considering
the goals and accomplishments of
the farm family. If it is felt
that a. change will improve the
situation, the next step in the
management process would be
to procure all information per-
‘taining to the problem. There a
decision will have to be made as
to what means will be adopted in
solving the problem. Naturally
there will be alternative produc-
tion techniques and practices.
associated with a problem. Pro-
fit received is. the payment for
risk involved.
Each farm unit is unique. Each
has its own goals and objectives
as well as its own resources. The
farm management process will
then have to deal with the indi-
vidual farm. Although the man-
agement processes are the same
a differnt type of management is
necessary for each farm. Each
will have to appraise its situa-
tion and decide what farm prac-
tices will be adopted.
However, on évery farm, basic
economic principles must be used
to determine how resources can
be used most efficiently. These
are (1) add additional units of a
resource as long as the value of
the additional output is greater
than or equal to the added cost;
(2) substitute one factor for ano-
ther as long as the cost of the
factor added is less than or equal
to the factor replaced; (3) sub-
stitute one product for another
product as long as the value of
the added product is greater
than or equal to the value of
the product which is replaced.
The fixed resources provide the
limit to the possible plans for
any farm and provide the basis
upon which variable resources
can be added. The vamriable re-
sources which willl be added will
depend upon their cost and their
influence on the farm plan. Then
another principle may be added
—use each resource where it will
give the greater return.
CLUB NEWS _
Summervi"e 4-H Calf Club met
in Alberry Plains School on. Oc-
tober 17th with eighteen mem-
bers present. Merrill Cronin cal-
led the meeting te order and
British Columbia
Prices for P.E.I, potatoes at
Montreal and Toronto during
May and June of :his year were
substantially
were a year earlier. This was
due to substantial unsold sup-
plies of P.E.I. potatoes at this
The Agricultural Stabilization
‘Board agreed, as of July 3rd,
1958, to purchase potatoes from
the 1957 crop still on hand in
P.E.I. Payment was limited to
36 cents per bushel. :
Prices received during 1958 and
1959 for the Canadian potato crop
will be influenced strongly by
the size of the crop in the Uni-
ted States. In that country the
fall crop is estimated at one
hundred and seventy-seven mil-
lion hundred weights, 12 per-
cent more than last and 16 per-
cent more than 1947-56 average.
The total output in the United
dred and forty-eight million hun-
dred weights. 7 percent more
than last year’s crop. 2
The 1958-58 quota for Canadian
seed potatoes to be imported into
the United States—Canada’s prin-
ciple market—remains the same
as last year, that is, 1.1 million
hundred weight. The quantity of
seed potatoes under contract with
countries other than the United
States will likely be smaller in
1958 than the six hundred thous-
and hundred weight contracted
for in 1957.
During 1957-58, of the 2.1 six
million Hundred weight of table}
potatoes exported from Canada,
1.24 million hundred weight went
to the United States. If the pre-
vailing price relationship contin-
ues, exports to the United States
eerste cen cenenne
lower than they}
10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Nov. 26, 1958. OUT OUR WAY By J.R. WILLIAMS| REAL ESTATE LY RKET UOTATIONS the next meeting. A publem) 4
* q t i I i Be
a DAI ‘ reen Cronin, Robert Be
IN MEMORIAM |_ Female Help Wanted THAD TNEERE EDO KNOW TA ee MA QUO Coun ta aa:
TH’ DAYS OF CATTLE HOW SOFT HE HA 5 ROOM BUNGLOW, ONE MID) peting, The judges’ aa ;
OPENING FOR STUDENT—AP- STAMPEDES WAS { IT, BEIN ABLE TO : 2 : 3 é ae I Bi
ELLIS — In loving memory of} ply in person. Eileen’s Beauty OVER-3D0 YOU SIOP A STAMPEDE outside Montague. Phone 5196, tario white f.o.b. grading station TORONTO in favor of Maureen C «
Freddy Ellis, killed in Bow -| Salon, 162-A Kent Street, across Oe Neen Charlottetown. SUMM ARY 35-35 116, colored 35-35%. No quo- meeting Leah Valley, Bs
manville Nov. 25, 1951. from Eatons. 5 BRIGHT ROOM FOR RENT, : tations for quolesale Ontario. ROHURTO CLOSING s1atKs Doyle, Gerard Gill, Be
ime that the eated, Central, garage if need-| Toronto: Market lower in mod-| Potatoes: Quebec new 75s 1.35- Me the Cannes race Hynes and Joseph Gill B
It is not at the time tha heated, al, garagi : ; “s
t shed! Te Co ee SUS Oe ed. Phone 3955 erate trading. 1.450 N.B. 75s 1.50-1.55. Toronto Stock Exchange—Nov. 25 compete, The judges 4
ears ao Tee Wek Gn tones hotel work. Must be neat in ap- 5 : New York: Market mixed; (Quotatio snin cents unless peo nit George Power, Earl +
ies ph bein of the after; Pearance. Apply Hill Side QUEEN — 269 — LARGE BED- early recovery falters. zee oe) Reena emcee” ‘Kaye Murphy, a
les SA Inn, Montague, Phone 49. ANN sitting room, well feats Ae Montreal: Market irregularly MONTREAL ; ont Robert Cain moved Bi
And Remembrance silently born.}AVON COSMETICS HAS IM q ae ee Serene ae lower in moderately active trad-| Z oe Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge | ry Doyle setonded that
: i ‘erritories. mi earn Nas ~ Mon :
| ih the mit of joy we ave blue | minimim of $8" an hove REAL ESTATE | CURRENCIES ftss 2. imp iee | (, [Ame 8 oh ff | the acreage of pol
With a smile on our face we| spare time. Pleasant dignified Ne Baie PC. 38% Int Nick siz [Algo mwts 600 350 310 330 48 jed in Canada in 1958
have heartaches ; work. For interview rite Mrs. Wanted To Rent - MONTREAL (CP) — The US. Bathurst A 4614 Int Pap a (eee ee oe " he Be wi ae mated to be about
‘Thinking dear Freddy of you. R. G. Dunn, Dist. Mgr. 16 Prin- ;|dollar closed Tuesday &t a dis-|Bell_ 41% Mass-Fer pelby EOS 1900 66 65 66 13° | that of the preceeding
3 OR 4 ROOM HEATED APART-| oount of 3 5-32 per cent in terms| Bri Sige Mecoll Anglo Hur 100 $12 12 12 + %|the 1952-56 average
_ Lovingly remembered by Moth-| Ces St, Moncton, N-B. ment with hot water and bath, a Canadian funds, up 5-82. Pound|¢‘Gi in. ”—Norenda 30% | Ang ‘Rouyn 3700 29 25 25 | and acres. Quebec rep
Stites ; oe ! My PU 2 : a ; i . :
ee SC Geiger, 3 OR 4 ROOM A shi Royal Bank 72%| Arcadia = 7300-18149 vig ce
Meer t on dear parents, “tz | FOR SALE CHOICE REGIS- heated, also with hot water, in ; C nk Com 37% Royale [Arex 5500 115. 307 "300 duction in 1958 is
ha Mrs. Cameron Robertson,| tered dual purpose shorthorn city of Charlottetown. 2 adults f PRODUCE in Been ee ee ae Oe a ay, | (almost thirty-eight
te ah assed away, Nov. 26 1941.| cow five years old to freshen and one child. Phone 5128. Cin. Célan aah Steet 661 |Atln-Ruf 12400 16 17 17 4 |Ted weights, a dec
eS eg : She soon. Heber Myers, Carleton. MONTREAL (CPV( — Agricul-| cpr 28% Trans Can PL 25% | Aubelle 1000 6 6 18 to 9 percent. 5
_Dec. 2%, 1953. BUSINESS GIRL WANTS HEAT- ture department quotations: | Cockshutt 1g Un Steel 113@ | Aumacho 500 1314 13% 13% The potato acreage
We do not forget them nor do we|»wo CHOICE MILK COWS. AP- TRWILMS 9 op ed room, centrally located, Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices |Seastams 31% Walker 331% queens ae ye ue 45 |in Canada and by pn
ck of them often and wilt ae Se tay, uepane “THE THUNDERING H oe Phone 5855 after 6 p.m. to country station, wooden cases, | poe az? i tr ae (Continued on Page 11) the years 1957 and ‘958
a : boca a ove. CEs a -large 48, lange 44, medium | Foundation 13% Ford 105 to the Current Review
ae Personal = : to
, ‘ott NO. ONE CARROTS 4 CENTS : . 3914-40, small 34-35, B 34-35, C 23. 5 zes to the members who had cal. | Cultural Conditions in
A ek ae Pele Toten, For Sale Miscellanous WHY FEEL OLD? FEEL YEARS | Receipts 99. YORK vos at the Runal Youth reir (sued by the Beonomia
ee to our memory they al- Winsloe or Phone 7402 Char- - Younger. Ostrex Tonic Tablets Butter: Current receipts tend- NEW rae Marketing Service,
But dear I be YY lien con ‘FOR SALE SINGLE WARDROBE revitalize thousands past 40.| . nie 6314. not tenderable 63%, - was moved and seconded that] o¢ Agriculture, Otta
ways will be. . Phone 8677. BLIND LETTER BOX | only oc. At all druggists. As ry prints, job | Beth Steel 474 Monty W 4086 | the money left over from the|some interesting.
Sadly missed by the family. THIRTEEN PIGS, 35 LBS. EACH fresh grade creamery prints, job|pors Warner 3444 NY Cent 26% | transportation money from the hs Serauce Aad
MACLEOD — In loving memory| APPly: Mrs. Eldon Schurman, : a NUMBERS FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH |2ice 426; fresh wholesale Ca 1S Ratio Cop Fl ont of Aunce une he aA Sotho sate hae
“of Jack McLeod, Graham’s| Spring Valley. PL of it From Pigs ; : vee | One: ae El Auto. El 36% Utd Aircraft 28%| the club funds, pressed’ in hundred
of Jack i et this life BY CARRIAGE, GOOD CON. Names and addresses of Ad-|The amazing Body Tonic. Write Cheese: delivered Montreal, not |Gen Elec 67% Vanadium ~ 33% Joseph Cronin distributed soil tha produchent 46 ext ,
gnead, who depanted this “ufe,:| BABY ; ESD i vertisers using Blind Letter | toy free booklet today. waxed, Quebec white 33, colored| Goodyear 106% Westngse vie ‘ing b coe fe
cov, 26, 19g7. ee ee ae dee a ee oe ee Boxes in the Guardian and PROLKER & C =A BELL |33 elie Quebec white 34,/Gt Nor Ry 47% sampling boxes to the members.! thousands of hundred
Ahi th is. i j i weeks old with Master Pig Per e . = i AMP. > Whol : ?lInt TT 515% ; sald
This month is here Saas deep re 50 WHITE ROCK PULLETS 5 Pellets, -a ‘fortified feed that Patriot are held strictly con: RESEARCH INST colored 34; current receipts On-| Kennecott a 1957 Acreage
cae, in| Months old $1.75 each. Apply |builds resistance to growth-|fidential. Information _pertain- : 5 Prince Edward Island .....scssescers, 46.3 195.
It brings back a day we will Mark Young, Bunbury P.E.I. stunting diseases. After feeding | ing ‘to these advertisements will | 21 King St. East, Toronto, Ont. . = Nova oSiotiais eae Lek 10.2
Fe ae rit jak” sa TLD? 25 to 50 Ibs. switch to Master ot b divulged under any cit-| FT CRIN G HEARTBURN, New Brunswick ..ssssssecsssccroees , 468
He fell asleep with out saying | SKATES — CHILD'S PAIR SIZE |25 Wiens RN, oe ve
aves : 12; Men’s pair, size 7. Phone |Pig Starter. These two feeds oe bloated feeling, quickly reliev- AGRICULTU R AL NEW Que Cette eee tl
Bee ariee of aan oii mener |: 5014 : prepare your Pigs for future Male Help Wanted ed with Wilder's Stomach Pow- AV Ontario... Gis ee ee ree
But iS cree LW an : profits. It is results that count! der, Tasteless, odorless, so Asricult : Manitoba .....-- " GAS hog
die 0 : P.E.J. Department of Agriculture Feiéohs 14.5
[op vingl remembered by Wife SEWING MACHINE. PRICE $10. Available at your GOOD PAY ; pure it requires no sugar of ~ Saskatchewan oe Es
Fa ov ah sisters Amnie and| Phone 27-24 Hunter River ex- IN T.V.-RADIO SERVICING | flavoring. At all druggists. — ee EA te 10.0
Melis. sod, Gindid: 250 _ change. MASTER FEED DEALER | Wireless Operating all offer big FARM MANAGEMENT ting farm units is the partial | British Columbia ...... etttrenaeees Sf 0.
es oe. SKATES — BOYS, C.C.M. size |IVAN KERRY, Representative money, Trained, men urgently Pets Over the years, as farming ad-|budget. This estimates the ae
MULLEN—In loving memory of |" 4: Girls, white, size 6 and size x needed. Ask for facts on how/coCKER SPANIEL GOLDEN.| vanced from one stage to another | change that will occur in present | Canada =... ee ae
our dear mother, Mrs. Walter} 13 phone 6647. Attention you in nee oy i comune female. (sprayed) This isthe demand for land, the scar- Sie by. eee the, axtdi- eae pice
Mull ~ : : *. : ing job in one of these fields! «4.41 Christmas of st. By ain tional costs and additional re- nad: ET GE SES PRCA MEE sl
em oe ae cnet FOR SALE IN SOURIS FAW.- Christmas Shoppers and remain at work. No experi- ae a bee a ce one ae ca Gon turns which are influnced by var-|' Prince Edward Island .........:.+... 46.4
ar tee oe ; cett Beaverbrook coal and wood | We have a complete line of ence—but some high schook : the cities for more and better | ious alternative plans. Compar-| Nova “Scotia .........-+.++ Pee 10.3
aoe sweet te have a Mother’s| Tange excellent condition used | Satin Bound Blankets includin: needed. Apply now for Fall day : Services Offered farm products, has tended to| ison between net influences will| New Brunswick vicaesamecvamescacess 46.0
oe fO8e Se one year. Write P.O. Box 784. | Reversible, Pastel Shades. classes Toronto and Montreal. Wee agriculture Soe asingly | Permit a decision on the use of| Quebec ........... izipeee eases ee 90.6
To sta) she always cares Charlottetown Phone 3306. = | Check also Auto Robes mack Give education, _ age and post | CALL MACCALLUM FOR ALL complex business. Modern farm-| resource. Once the decision is} Ontario ........... BA ies Hens 3 56.5.
To have her understanding faith | GIRL’S WHITE FIGURE SKAT.|!tom 100% Pure Virgin Wool. A your request quickly—no obliga-/ paintings or decorating needs. ing-is a business and therefore | made it must be put into action| Manitoba ......e..-reesesreeeereeeee 8 BB.
; ale! dairy ob roller skates, deposit will hold any Blanket tion. : ceiling murecored latex paint, is subject to business principles | and the farm manager must then Saskatchewan oe ieee bey
also all weather coat with hat, until Christmas. Boxes supplied RE AL EST ATE Paint paper hanging ete. 20 and reacts to economic influen- | accept the risks and uncertainties} Alberta .........-- eo eetecceavossenes f
and daughter Norma
Beecher Smallman,
‘are visiting with rel
friends for the next
weeks in different. p:
‘United States.
Congratulations are
tended to Mr. and
Bernard of O'Leary
a patient in the Com
pital, O’Leary, where in
ceiving medical tre Ind
‘Mr. Harry Daley he
side, were guests. Tat
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan —
Mr. and Mrs. Keith ok
Jan. ? Jay
Mr. Reid Sangster dell
speaker at the ele sor
meeting of the OL Ton:
Union meeting held be
er
Church Hall, Wednes
Mrs. Felix Arsenaull
ing. The president
Knallen presided over
party was held for Ma:
Ellis, Dunblane, Fri
noon, November 141
number of his little
gathered on occasion
BARRISTERS,
SOLICITORS, Ete.
J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A.
160 Richmond St. Dial 5573
CHIROPRACTOR
Ur. W. R. Carson
201 Prince St. Dial 64°
OPTOMETRISTS ©
J. A. Carruthers, R. O.
123 Kent St, Dial 561:
bench or floor model drill press
Write Box 142 Guardian - Patri-
ot Office Summerside.
WANTED 3 TO 5 HORSE POW-
er Electric motors. Turner
Farm Equipment Ltd. 94 Fitz-
roy Street, Charlottetown,
Phone 7349.
USED OFFICE SAFE TURNER
5 WAYS TO PROFIT FROM
Guardian - Patriot Classifed
hire or buy. Phone 8506 for a
Ads. Use ’em to sell, rent, find,
trained ad-assistant.
FOR SALE 4 CORDS OF HARD
wood in blocks. Raymond Bur-
goyne, Granville. Phone New
- London 10-24.
FARM BUDGET
When decisions are involved
which wil have a major effect
on farm income, the budget pro-
cess should be used. The bud-
set most offen used on opera-
Work Wanted
RELIABLE GIRL DESIRES —
birthday. Brian was
with gifts for whic
his little friends.
“Happy. Birthday”’
noon was spent in
amusements. This W
by a delicious lunch of
and cake, efc., serv
mother, Mrs; Lorne
Grandmother, Mrs.
may be smaller this year than
last. The bulk of Canadian table
potato exports went to Central
America Countries and Islands of
the British West Indies. ;
The potato processing indus-
try has increased in importance.
During the calendar year 1957
some 2.5 million hundred weight
of potatoes were processed com-
Beasley Ave. Phone 8642
Ber Parkdale x
Boarders Accommodated
WANTED TO BOARD PENSION
ers in comfortable private city
home, semi-private room and
_ board $50..a month. Dial 3092.
€AN ACCOMMODATE Two
led the 4-H Pledge.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Elmer Hynes moved and Leon-
ard Hynes seconded that the see-
retary write a vote of thanks to
each of those who donated prizes
at the Achievement Day. The
name of the person who won the
serv
Me: A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB.
“Ba; Wa tteeers ‘ day work and baby-sitting.| prizes donated is to be included ; 7 illion hundred| Ph
working girls, Is served if | CHOICE SALT COD AND HAKE Bank of Commerce Bldg - Farm Equipment Ltd. 94 Fitz- Ph ‘ Lpsean's pared with 1.6 million hundred} Pherson.
_, Working girls, meals served roy Street, Charlottetown, one 3881. in the letters. Geraki Gill and) weight utilized by manufactur-| Mr, and Mors.
preferred, $10 per week, Phone| in 50 lb. or 100 lb. Lots. North Paley & Beslan | J. S. Taylor, RO. : a Sees harlott Goong. Pawer are ia chard ot wei u y
9324.
€:'s and Trucks For Sale
751 MORRIS MINOR WITH RAD-
Shore Packing Company Limit-
ed, Malpeque.
WALNUT BED AND DRESSER
set. Complete with spring and
PERMANENTS A N D FINGER
Waves given by experienced
hairdresser. Phone 4833. -
PRACTICAL NURSE NOW
returned to their |
wood, after spending
joyable vacation vis
relatives and fri
ers during the preceding year.
BRUSH SPRAYING :
Getting rid of unwanted brush
through spraying is generally less
Corer Kent & Queen Sts.
recreation for the next meeting,
Offices 9133 — House 4756
Francis Donnelley, Maureen Cro-
nin and Gerard Gill are to be
Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg,
Peake & Nicholson
BUYING DUCKS AND GEESE
until December 10, paying high-
est market prices. W. J. Burns,
L on the nominating committee. an if cleared b: ich- | U,S.A. :
jo. Economical to run, Ideal} mattress. In good condition. 1%5 Gratton Street ARCHITECT Malpeque. : available. Phone 4655, Father Munphy distributed pri- ce te a ee hee es and Mrs, Wi
ear for student. Dial 5887. Phone 5426. AM : BUYING SCRAP “IRON AND ually much delayed over that fol-|liams, Milburn, hay
_ 1958 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE,|NEW BRIGGS AND STRATTON J. A. McGuigan, B.A. J. F. TOOMSS, B. Arch, | el. Also. batteries, metals, lowing brushing. O'Leary for the wi
11,000 miles, radio, néw snow] air cooled engine. 5 h.p. Price and bottles. Paying highest
FEED PRICES ? ?
Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.
ARCHITECT ket pri ease Oya Winter spraying has several| Mrs. sr 1s
ti nits en ee ; 2 market prices. Lester 5 i Wii ing | w surgery
: oi colour black,’ in good| $125. F.0.B. Sussex; Beatty : 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865) Lower Pringe Street. Se i ee ee aie ee! v
ee Phone olee deep well pump, 300 ft. lift,) IAN M. MacLEOD, LL.B. ieee
program can more effectively bal-
ance the season’s activities and
_ MORRIS MINOR, FOUR DOOR,| With working barrel 1-13/16 x (McLean & McKinnon) a ee
G. Keith Pickard Master Feed Dealers suggest you pur-
. . . it } iain nN,
A-l condition, new winter ti 36, price with engine $295. F. : : A : : wy | it iS not so necessary to take pre-| out again soon.
Tgecent motor job, ele Appi’| 0-8. Sussex. Address. inquiries Currie ae oo B. Arch, MR.ALC., ATTENTION chase feed supplies this week. Prices will cation tp prevent, Sonne ee
ee eee) oe ee ie 00 tengo FARMERS increase with freight rates. A mixture of 2, 4D and 2, 451 ed the hospital agai
pa : FREDERIC A. LARGE, Summerside, Wednesdays : is the most effective for this pur-| treatment. __
pO AEEP, BXCHLEENT CON- a ces ae ae ae Q.C., M.L.A. Dial 2936 GARAGES pose. Willows and young poplar} Miss ake a C
_ dition. Reasonably priced.| able T.V. just like NG He ‘di growth are controllable by 2, 4D/ has return
oe Box M G Care of the ae Box - 16993; Room Tee aan Building Peter A. McNeil and TRUCKMEN IVAN KERRY alone, but since rose bushes and| after spending the
- Guardian-Patriot Office, Sum- arlotletown. - , : dogwood are not, it may be best! ths here.
_ merside. QUANTITY OF DRY HAKE, MacPles # Tra ie Ch. Gow a. sikieiee, We are buying Iron and |CHARLOTTETOWN : DIAL 5455 as fee ies Tenor t f Siticere sympat!
48 PLYMO™-TH SEDAN CUSTom| 800% quality. Prowse and Ag- oe ee Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 51. Steel Scrap, Scrap Auto Two (2) pounds of actual acid in) tended the family
(60 Richmond St. Dial 5573
Services Offered
Mimeographing, Bookkeeping,
Stenography
MRS. HELEN ACORN
2 Brighton Road,
Charlottetown
Dial 6349
new. Phone 7156.
ELECTROLUX
FOR CHRISTMAS!
Now is the time to order that
ELECTROLUX Cleaner or Pol-
jisher for your favorite GIRL.
PRICED AS LOW AS
$99.50
Small Down Payment delivers it |
CHRISTMAS WRAPPED. . No
further payments until February
Ist, 1959.
DIAL 5607 or WRITE
ELECTROLUX
Batteries and Ale Bottles.
We require 1000 tons of
Iron and Steel Scrap at
$15 per ton (2000 lbs.).
Scrap Batteries $1.25 each
Highest prices for metals
and Ale Bottles.
(No purchase of Scrap
Materials from juveniles).
MAURICE BLOCK
CO. LTD:
158 Kent Street
Opposite Eaton’s
WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PE’TS
or quarts. Dial 8595.
BUYING TOMMY CODS AND
ten (10) gallons of fuel oil is the
recommende2 application per
acre. Fuel oil must be used as a
carrier because it stays on t!
bark longer than water result-
ing in greater penetrations and
because it doesn’t freeze during
winter .This may prove slightly
higher in cost than water, but
the decided advantages would
seem to outweigh the price.
Thoroughly spray plants with
the solution for good results. For
most sparyers proper nozzle and
attachments are available.
Mrs. Famar !
Leary, who. passed
P.C, Hospital Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs.
returned to their
man after visiting
friends in Nova Scov
Mrs, Ray Kennedy
Harbor, is visiting
days in O'Leary, a5
brother and sister
and Mrs. Stan Dut
Ken Mathieson,
and Art Gallant,
turned to their ho
very enjoyable visit
interest-in the Uni
on their return
friends in Moncton,
Friends of Murray
_tadio, heater, good condition.
$250, Phone 3678 from 5-6 p.m.
1955 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN,
_ Low Mileage, Radio - wired ant
equipped to haul house trailer,
Also house trailer and Winter
tires for Volkswagon. Phone
9658.
1955 PLYMOUTH, LOW MILE
age, equipped with heater, Ap-
ply 28 Great George St. Phone
4572 after 4.30 p.m.
1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, LOW
_ mileage 14000 mi. good condi-
fion, winterized, Price $900.
Phone 3376.
(953 BUICK, WINTER TIRES,
heater, radio, new motor and
AUCTION SALE
T am instructed to sell by Publie Auction: Household Furni-
ture and effects, in the residence occupied by the late Dr. H. H.
Shaw, 80 Upper Prince St., Thursday, Nov. 27th at 2 o'clock:
Chesterfield and chairs, Chaise Lounge, Lazy-Boy chair with Otto-
man, Antique high back chair, Antique Dining Chairs, Dining Tables
and Sideboard, Rocking Chairs, Mirrors, Hall Seat and Clothes
Rack with Mirror, Piano, small tables, Bureau, chests of Drawers,
4 Bed Outfits complete, Commodes, Books, Book Shelves, Table
and Bridge Lamps, Drop head Singer Sewing Machine, Oilcloth
Squares, Rugs, Scatter Rugs, Electric Refrigerator, Electrie
Range, Electric Toaster, Hoover vacuum and attachments,
Kitchen Range (coal), Fire Irons, Card Tables, Bed Clothing,
Ornaments. Dishes, Pictures, Pots, Pans, Curtains, Garden Tools
and several other articles,
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER
E. S. CHANDLER,
B.Se. (E.E.), M.E.LC., P.Eng
161 QUEEN ST.
PHONE 8325
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS __
McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.
COOPER BROTHERS & CO.
Charlottetown
H. R. DOANE & COMPANY
148 Great George St., Charlottetown
Dial 6547 — 6548
Currie sldg. Dial 5568
OBSERVERS LEAVING
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (GP)
The evacuation of the United Na-
tions observer group in Lebanon
P. 0. Box 187
i isi i ‘ . is expected to begin Friday and| Cape regret to heat
crimes Sonemigion. ice 7 Upper, Hillsboro Street ARTHUR J. GARRETT smelts at foot of Prince Street. ~ 2 eee be completed by Dec. 10, Sere: fined to his pes io
000. Apply Gordon Lewis, CHARLOTTETOWN PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Prowse and Agnew. Phone 71- tioneer. |tary-General Dag Hammarskjold| cold, all hope to
Parkdale er phone 6921, ! Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial $322| 66, Auction g j
said Monday. again very soon.
‘
Phone Charlottetown 8506 — Summerside 8031 — Montague 97-2 — Souris 32-3 — Alberton 68
i
They are to bring the sa
size 12. Phone 9101.
ther 0’ Mine,
Away from’ all sorrow and pain,
In the beautiful kingdom of Hea-
WESTINGHOUSE HEAVY —
Duty Electric Motor 2 H.P.
Apply Gordon F, Roper,
Edward Road. Phone 7642.
Mt.
5 AUCTION ‘45” SCORE CARDS
er| for sale at Guardian-Patriot
Central Printing.
BROWN — In loving memory of
Victoria Brown, who passed.
away, Nov. 26, 1956. ~
Sadly missed and always re-
‘membered by Ollie, Wendell
and Edythe. é
f our only daughter Thelma,
Who passed away Nov. 26 1958.
No one knows one’s heartache’s
Onl
— In loving Memory
‘IT’S SIGNIFICANT THAT MORE |
and more folks are using Guar-
dian - Patriot Classified Ads to
solve problems. Let us
your needs. Phone 8506.
help fill
WHY BUY EXPENSIVE BLAN-
kets. 3 lbs. wool Batt makes a
new comforter for $3.30 or
. bring in your wool and have it
made into Batts for 90 cents
Mill operating daily, Mt. Ste-
wart Wool Carding Mills.
dnly those who have lost can tell,
Of the grief that we bear in sil-
ence
For the one we loved so dear.
Lovingly | Remembered by
Mother and Father, —
ARD OF THANKS.
‘I wish to thank Dr. Auld, Nurs.
1959
cleaners, 10 year guarantee,
laboratory test proved they
clean faster and more effici-|
ent.
ordinary tank or cannister type
vacuum. Maritime
Sales, 176 Kent Street, Phone
9220. . :
COMPACT VACUUM
See before you buy any
Compact
@s and staff of the Prince County
Hospital for their kindness to me
‘during my recent stay in the Hos-
pital also thanks to all relatives
FOR SALE PURE BRED DUAL
purpose shorthorn bull, 10
months old. Apply Austin
Smith. Tryon, P. E. I.
and friends for visits, cards, and
_breats. Thanks again, Mrs. Harry
AUTOMOTIVE
8 CORDS OF HARD Woop
blocks. Number of milk cows
2 registered Holsteins to fresh-
en soon, Apply Everett. Train-
or, Bonshaw.
Marks...
_ WE HAVE IN STOCK
Orginal style Suburbanites in
PULLETS:
Henry Morrison, Breadalbane.
APPLY MRS.
670-15 tube type
New style Suburbanites in all
. ssizes, :
PROVINCIAL TIRE SALES
FOR SALE TWO LARGE RE-
gistered good plus rop Holstein
cows, due early March. R. A.
Proffit, Freetown.
if required. 7
Wm. CONDON & SONS
65- Queen Street /
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Dial 8712
_Lost Au. Found
LOST:. BF ACK WALLET, FRI-
day afternoon vicinity of Elm
Ave. and Passmore Street. Re-
turn to Fred Martin, care of
Guardian office,
LOST: BROWN BILL BOLD, BE-
tween North River Rd. and Y.
M.C.A. Reward. Phone 9340.
LOST: SATURDAY NIGHT BE-
tween Springfield and Milton
Truck Tarpaulin. Finder
please phone collect, Tra Auld
Covehead 9-24. ;
LOST: STRAYED FROM PAS -
ture, Black heifer, Saturday
morning. Finder please con -
tact Louis Vessey, York, or
Dial 5868.
STRAYED FROM PASTURE
dank jersey heifer two White
hind feet, Anyone knowing the
whereabouts, please notify Leo
Coady, Hazelbrook.
Miscellanous
dress
BOX NUMBERS
In replying fo Box Numbers
please make sure you have the
correct Box Number in the ad-
Agents And Brokers
L. a... KENNEDY
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE
Dial 3912
166 Great George St.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS, 234.
east of Charlottetown. Excellent
location. Write Guardian Pat-
riot Box M 18621 Charlottetown.
FARM 140 ACRES 15 CLEARED
25 good wood and lumber.
Enough for a life time. 6 acres |
ploughed,. new house 11 ft.
cement basement will store 4
ears of potatoes 2 barns 22 x 50.
New pump price right apply
Box 20 Emerald. ;
REAL ESTATE
For Rent
SINGLE ROOM FOR RENT.
Phone 6364.
SMALL APARTMENT SUIT -
able for quiet couple, second
floor furnishings optional. Ap-
ply 86 Cumberland Street be-
tween 5 and 8 p.m.
“PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Belmont Street.
CHIMNEY AND FURNACES
cleaned. All work done by brush
and vacuum. Smoke pipes re-
placed. Fast service. Reason-
able prices. Phone 3113.
DIAL 8398
YOUR IMPERIAL
ESSO STOVE OIL
AGENT FOR |
CHARLOTTETOWN, |
HARRY MELLISH
Schools, Instructions
TAP DANCING AND STEP
dancing lessons given by the
Weatherbie Sisters. Phone 2794.
Transportation Wanted
TO HAMILTON OR TORONT
for 2, around December Ist.
Phone 9561.
Schools,
January 5, 1959.
For further particulars
apply ‘to:—
Teachers Wanted
| WANTED
Primary Teacher for Cit
duties to begi
K. A. PARKER
Superintendent of
- Schools
Wanted To Buy
WANTED: GOOD USED % INC]
ces. E
The flarmer of today lives by
means of farm profits. The de-
sire for profits should lead farm-
ers to carry out improved farm |
practices to the end that they
may better maximize their ob-
-|jectives through the efficient use
of their farm resources. This in-
volves farm management which
‘}can be thought of as the opera-
tion and organization of the farm
from the point of view of effi-
ciency and continuous profits.
Farm management is concerned
with the business aspects of farm
ing and the problems of the in-
dividual farm.
The business and home aspects
of the farm are very closely ¢or-
related. The profits of the busi-
ness are used for family living.
By better planning and manage-
ment the farm business is able to
provide for a better farm living.
On carrying out the farm man-
agement process, the farmer per-
forms five functions. He must
recognize a problem, collect re-
levant information, make a de-
cision, take action and accept
‘| Pesponsibility for the action. A
problem is recognized whenever
| the farm manager feels discon-
tent with the organization and op-
eration of the farm considering
the goals and accomplishments of
the farm family. If it is felt
that a. change will improve the
situation, the next step in the
management process would be
to procure all information per-
‘taining to the problem. There a
decision will have to be made as
to what means will be adopted in
solving the problem. Naturally
there will be alternative produc-
tion techniques and practices.
associated with a problem. Pro-
fit received is. the payment for
risk involved.
Each farm unit is unique. Each
has its own goals and objectives
as well as its own resources. The
farm management process will
then have to deal with the indi-
vidual farm. Although the man-
agement processes are the same
a differnt type of management is
necessary for each farm. Each
will have to appraise its situa-
tion and decide what farm prac-
tices will be adopted.
However, on évery farm, basic
economic principles must be used
to determine how resources can
be used most efficiently. These
are (1) add additional units of a
resource as long as the value of
the additional output is greater
than or equal to the added cost;
(2) substitute one factor for ano-
ther as long as the cost of the
factor added is less than or equal
to the factor replaced; (3) sub-
stitute one product for another
product as long as the value of
the added product is greater
than or equal to the value of
the product which is replaced.
The fixed resources provide the
limit to the possible plans for
any farm and provide the basis
upon which variable resources
can be added. The vamriable re-
sources which willl be added will
depend upon their cost and their
influence on the farm plan. Then
another principle may be added
—use each resource where it will
give the greater return.
CLUB NEWS _
Summervi"e 4-H Calf Club met
in Alberry Plains School on. Oc-
tober 17th with eighteen mem-
bers present. Merrill Cronin cal-
led the meeting te order and
British Columbia
Prices for P.E.I, potatoes at
Montreal and Toronto during
May and June of :his year were
substantially
were a year earlier. This was
due to substantial unsold sup-
plies of P.E.I. potatoes at this
The Agricultural Stabilization
‘Board agreed, as of July 3rd,
1958, to purchase potatoes from
the 1957 crop still on hand in
P.E.I. Payment was limited to
36 cents per bushel. :
Prices received during 1958 and
1959 for the Canadian potato crop
will be influenced strongly by
the size of the crop in the Uni-
ted States. In that country the
fall crop is estimated at one
hundred and seventy-seven mil-
lion hundred weights, 12 per-
cent more than last and 16 per-
cent more than 1947-56 average.
The total output in the United
dred and forty-eight million hun-
dred weights. 7 percent more
than last year’s crop. 2
The 1958-58 quota for Canadian
seed potatoes to be imported into
the United States—Canada’s prin-
ciple market—remains the same
as last year, that is, 1.1 million
hundred weight. The quantity of
seed potatoes under contract with
countries other than the United
States will likely be smaller in
1958 than the six hundred thous-
and hundred weight contracted
for in 1957.
During 1957-58, of the 2.1 six
million Hundred weight of table}
potatoes exported from Canada,
1.24 million hundred weight went
to the United States. If the pre-
vailing price relationship contin-
ues, exports to the United States
eerste cen cenenne
lower than they}
10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Nov. 26, 1958. OUT OUR WAY By J.R. WILLIAMS| REAL ESTATE LY RKET UOTATIONS the next meeting. A publem) 4
* q t i I i Be
a DAI ‘ reen Cronin, Robert Be
IN MEMORIAM |_ Female Help Wanted THAD TNEERE EDO KNOW TA ee MA QUO Coun ta aa:
TH’ DAYS OF CATTLE HOW SOFT HE HA 5 ROOM BUNGLOW, ONE MID) peting, The judges’ aa ;
OPENING FOR STUDENT—AP- STAMPEDES WAS { IT, BEIN ABLE TO : 2 : 3 é ae I Bi
ELLIS — In loving memory of} ply in person. Eileen’s Beauty OVER-3D0 YOU SIOP A STAMPEDE outside Montague. Phone 5196, tario white f.o.b. grading station TORONTO in favor of Maureen C «
Freddy Ellis, killed in Bow -| Salon, 162-A Kent Street, across Oe Neen Charlottetown. SUMM ARY 35-35 116, colored 35-35%. No quo- meeting Leah Valley, Bs
manville Nov. 25, 1951. from Eatons. 5 BRIGHT ROOM FOR RENT, : tations for quolesale Ontario. ROHURTO CLOSING s1atKs Doyle, Gerard Gill, Be
ime that the eated, Central, garage if need-| Toronto: Market lower in mod-| Potatoes: Quebec new 75s 1.35- Me the Cannes race Hynes and Joseph Gill B
It is not at the time tha heated, al, garagi : ; “s
t shed! Te Co ee SUS Oe ed. Phone 3955 erate trading. 1.450 N.B. 75s 1.50-1.55. Toronto Stock Exchange—Nov. 25 compete, The judges 4
ears ao Tee Wek Gn tones hotel work. Must be neat in ap- 5 : New York: Market mixed; (Quotatio snin cents unless peo nit George Power, Earl +
ies ph bein of the after; Pearance. Apply Hill Side QUEEN — 269 — LARGE BED- early recovery falters. zee oe) Reena emcee” ‘Kaye Murphy, a
les SA Inn, Montague, Phone 49. ANN sitting room, well feats Ae Montreal: Market irregularly MONTREAL ; ont Robert Cain moved Bi
And Remembrance silently born.}AVON COSMETICS HAS IM q ae ee Serene ae lower in moderately active trad-| Z oe Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge | ry Doyle setonded that
: i ‘erritories. mi earn Nas ~ Mon :
| ih the mit of joy we ave blue | minimim of $8" an hove REAL ESTATE | CURRENCIES ftss 2. imp iee | (, [Ame 8 oh ff | the acreage of pol
With a smile on our face we| spare time. Pleasant dignified Ne Baie PC. 38% Int Nick siz [Algo mwts 600 350 310 330 48 jed in Canada in 1958
have heartaches ; work. For interview rite Mrs. Wanted To Rent - MONTREAL (CP) — The US. Bathurst A 4614 Int Pap a (eee ee oe " he Be wi ae mated to be about
‘Thinking dear Freddy of you. R. G. Dunn, Dist. Mgr. 16 Prin- ;|dollar closed Tuesday &t a dis-|Bell_ 41% Mass-Fer pelby EOS 1900 66 65 66 13° | that of the preceeding
3 OR 4 ROOM HEATED APART-| oount of 3 5-32 per cent in terms| Bri Sige Mecoll Anglo Hur 100 $12 12 12 + %|the 1952-56 average
_ Lovingly remembered by Moth-| Ces St, Moncton, N-B. ment with hot water and bath, a Canadian funds, up 5-82. Pound|¢‘Gi in. ”—Norenda 30% | Ang ‘Rouyn 3700 29 25 25 | and acres. Quebec rep
Stites ; oe ! My PU 2 : a ; i . :
ee SC Geiger, 3 OR 4 ROOM A shi Royal Bank 72%| Arcadia = 7300-18149 vig ce
Meer t on dear parents, “tz | FOR SALE CHOICE REGIS- heated, also with hot water, in ; C nk Com 37% Royale [Arex 5500 115. 307 "300 duction in 1958 is
ha Mrs. Cameron Robertson,| tered dual purpose shorthorn city of Charlottetown. 2 adults f PRODUCE in Been ee ee ae Oe a ay, | (almost thirty-eight
te ah assed away, Nov. 26 1941.| cow five years old to freshen and one child. Phone 5128. Cin. Célan aah Steet 661 |Atln-Ruf 12400 16 17 17 4 |Ted weights, a dec
eS eg : She soon. Heber Myers, Carleton. MONTREAL (CPV( — Agricul-| cpr 28% Trans Can PL 25% | Aubelle 1000 6 6 18 to 9 percent. 5
_Dec. 2%, 1953. BUSINESS GIRL WANTS HEAT- ture department quotations: | Cockshutt 1g Un Steel 113@ | Aumacho 500 1314 13% 13% The potato acreage
We do not forget them nor do we|»wo CHOICE MILK COWS. AP- TRWILMS 9 op ed room, centrally located, Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices |Seastams 31% Walker 331% queens ae ye ue 45 |in Canada and by pn
ck of them often and wilt ae Se tay, uepane “THE THUNDERING H oe Phone 5855 after 6 p.m. to country station, wooden cases, | poe az? i tr ae (Continued on Page 11) the years 1957 and ‘958
a : boca a ove. CEs a -large 48, lange 44, medium | Foundation 13% Ford 105 to the Current Review
ae Personal = : to
, ‘ott NO. ONE CARROTS 4 CENTS : . 3914-40, small 34-35, B 34-35, C 23. 5 zes to the members who had cal. | Cultural Conditions in
A ek ae Pele Toten, For Sale Miscellanous WHY FEEL OLD? FEEL YEARS | Receipts 99. YORK vos at the Runal Youth reir (sued by the Beonomia
ee to our memory they al- Winsloe or Phone 7402 Char- - Younger. Ostrex Tonic Tablets Butter: Current receipts tend- NEW rae Marketing Service,
But dear I be YY lien con ‘FOR SALE SINGLE WARDROBE revitalize thousands past 40.| . nie 6314. not tenderable 63%, - was moved and seconded that] o¢ Agriculture, Otta
ways will be. . Phone 8677. BLIND LETTER BOX | only oc. At all druggists. As ry prints, job | Beth Steel 474 Monty W 4086 | the money left over from the|some interesting.
Sadly missed by the family. THIRTEEN PIGS, 35 LBS. EACH fresh grade creamery prints, job|pors Warner 3444 NY Cent 26% | transportation money from the hs Serauce Aad
MACLEOD — In loving memory| APPly: Mrs. Eldon Schurman, : a NUMBERS FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH |2ice 426; fresh wholesale Ca 1S Ratio Cop Fl ont of Aunce une he aA Sotho sate hae
“of Jack McLeod, Graham’s| Spring Valley. PL of it From Pigs ; : vee | One: ae El Auto. El 36% Utd Aircraft 28%| the club funds, pressed’ in hundred
of Jack i et this life BY CARRIAGE, GOOD CON. Names and addresses of Ad-|The amazing Body Tonic. Write Cheese: delivered Montreal, not |Gen Elec 67% Vanadium ~ 33% Joseph Cronin distributed soil tha produchent 46 ext ,
gnead, who depanted this “ufe,:| BABY ; ESD i vertisers using Blind Letter | toy free booklet today. waxed, Quebec white 33, colored| Goodyear 106% Westngse vie ‘ing b coe fe
cov, 26, 19g7. ee ee ae dee a ee oe ee Boxes in the Guardian and PROLKER & C =A BELL |33 elie Quebec white 34,/Gt Nor Ry 47% sampling boxes to the members.! thousands of hundred
Ahi th is. i j i weeks old with Master Pig Per e . = i AMP. > Whol : ?lInt TT 515% ; sald
This month is here Saas deep re 50 WHITE ROCK PULLETS 5 Pellets, -a ‘fortified feed that Patriot are held strictly con: RESEARCH INST colored 34; current receipts On-| Kennecott a 1957 Acreage
cae, in| Months old $1.75 each. Apply |builds resistance to growth-|fidential. Information _pertain- : 5 Prince Edward Island .....scssescers, 46.3 195.
It brings back a day we will Mark Young, Bunbury P.E.I. stunting diseases. After feeding | ing ‘to these advertisements will | 21 King St. East, Toronto, Ont. . = Nova oSiotiais eae Lek 10.2
Fe ae rit jak” sa TLD? 25 to 50 Ibs. switch to Master ot b divulged under any cit-| FT CRIN G HEARTBURN, New Brunswick ..ssssssecsssccroees , 468
He fell asleep with out saying | SKATES — CHILD'S PAIR SIZE |25 Wiens RN, oe ve
aves : 12; Men’s pair, size 7. Phone |Pig Starter. These two feeds oe bloated feeling, quickly reliev- AGRICULTU R AL NEW Que Cette eee tl
Bee ariee of aan oii mener |: 5014 : prepare your Pigs for future Male Help Wanted ed with Wilder's Stomach Pow- AV Ontario... Gis ee ee ree
But iS cree LW an : profits. It is results that count! der, Tasteless, odorless, so Asricult : Manitoba .....-- " GAS hog
die 0 : P.E.J. Department of Agriculture Feiéohs 14.5
[op vingl remembered by Wife SEWING MACHINE. PRICE $10. Available at your GOOD PAY ; pure it requires no sugar of ~ Saskatchewan oe Es
Fa ov ah sisters Amnie and| Phone 27-24 Hunter River ex- IN T.V.-RADIO SERVICING | flavoring. At all druggists. — ee EA te 10.0
Melis. sod, Gindid: 250 _ change. MASTER FEED DEALER | Wireless Operating all offer big FARM MANAGEMENT ting farm units is the partial | British Columbia ...... etttrenaeees Sf 0.
es oe. SKATES — BOYS, C.C.M. size |IVAN KERRY, Representative money, Trained, men urgently Pets Over the years, as farming ad-|budget. This estimates the ae
MULLEN—In loving memory of |" 4: Girls, white, size 6 and size x needed. Ask for facts on how/coCKER SPANIEL GOLDEN.| vanced from one stage to another | change that will occur in present | Canada =... ee ae
our dear mother, Mrs. Walter} 13 phone 6647. Attention you in nee oy i comune female. (sprayed) This isthe demand for land, the scar- Sie by. eee the, axtdi- eae pice
Mull ~ : : *. : ing job in one of these fields! «4.41 Christmas of st. By ain tional costs and additional re- nad: ET GE SES PRCA MEE sl
em oe ae cnet FOR SALE IN SOURIS FAW.- Christmas Shoppers and remain at work. No experi- ae a bee a ce one ae ca Gon turns which are influnced by var-|' Prince Edward Island .........:.+... 46.4
ar tee oe ; cett Beaverbrook coal and wood | We have a complete line of ence—but some high schook : the cities for more and better | ious alternative plans. Compar-| Nova “Scotia .........-+.++ Pee 10.3
aoe sweet te have a Mother’s| Tange excellent condition used | Satin Bound Blankets includin: needed. Apply now for Fall day : Services Offered farm products, has tended to| ison between net influences will| New Brunswick vicaesamecvamescacess 46.0
oe fO8e Se one year. Write P.O. Box 784. | Reversible, Pastel Shades. classes Toronto and Montreal. Wee agriculture Soe asingly | Permit a decision on the use of| Quebec ........... izipeee eases ee 90.6
To sta) she always cares Charlottetown Phone 3306. = | Check also Auto Robes mack Give education, _ age and post | CALL MACCALLUM FOR ALL complex business. Modern farm-| resource. Once the decision is} Ontario ........... BA ies Hens 3 56.5.
To have her understanding faith | GIRL’S WHITE FIGURE SKAT.|!tom 100% Pure Virgin Wool. A your request quickly—no obliga-/ paintings or decorating needs. ing-is a business and therefore | made it must be put into action| Manitoba ......e..-reesesreeeereeeee 8 BB.
; ale! dairy ob roller skates, deposit will hold any Blanket tion. : ceiling murecored latex paint, is subject to business principles | and the farm manager must then Saskatchewan oe ieee bey
also all weather coat with hat, until Christmas. Boxes supplied RE AL EST ATE Paint paper hanging ete. 20 and reacts to economic influen- | accept the risks and uncertainties} Alberta .........-- eo eetecceavossenes f
and daughter Norma
Beecher Smallman,
‘are visiting with rel
friends for the next
weeks in different. p:
‘United States.
Congratulations are
tended to Mr. and
Bernard of O'Leary
a patient in the Com
pital, O’Leary, where in
ceiving medical tre Ind
‘Mr. Harry Daley he
side, were guests. Tat
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan —
Mr. and Mrs. Keith ok
Jan. ? Jay
Mr. Reid Sangster dell
speaker at the ele sor
meeting of the OL Ton:
Union meeting held be
er
Church Hall, Wednes
Mrs. Felix Arsenaull
ing. The president
Knallen presided over
party was held for Ma:
Ellis, Dunblane, Fri
noon, November 141
number of his little
gathered on occasion
BARRISTERS,
SOLICITORS, Ete.
J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A.
160 Richmond St. Dial 5573
CHIROPRACTOR
Ur. W. R. Carson
201 Prince St. Dial 64°
OPTOMETRISTS ©
J. A. Carruthers, R. O.
123 Kent St, Dial 561:
bench or floor model drill press
Write Box 142 Guardian - Patri-
ot Office Summerside.
WANTED 3 TO 5 HORSE POW-
er Electric motors. Turner
Farm Equipment Ltd. 94 Fitz-
roy Street, Charlottetown,
Phone 7349.
USED OFFICE SAFE TURNER
5 WAYS TO PROFIT FROM
Guardian - Patriot Classifed
hire or buy. Phone 8506 for a
Ads. Use ’em to sell, rent, find,
trained ad-assistant.
FOR SALE 4 CORDS OF HARD
wood in blocks. Raymond Bur-
goyne, Granville. Phone New
- London 10-24.
FARM BUDGET
When decisions are involved
which wil have a major effect
on farm income, the budget pro-
cess should be used. The bud-
set most offen used on opera-
Work Wanted
RELIABLE GIRL DESIRES —
birthday. Brian was
with gifts for whic
his little friends.
“Happy. Birthday”’
noon was spent in
amusements. This W
by a delicious lunch of
and cake, efc., serv
mother, Mrs; Lorne
Grandmother, Mrs.
may be smaller this year than
last. The bulk of Canadian table
potato exports went to Central
America Countries and Islands of
the British West Indies. ;
The potato processing indus-
try has increased in importance.
During the calendar year 1957
some 2.5 million hundred weight
of potatoes were processed com-
Beasley Ave. Phone 8642
Ber Parkdale x
Boarders Accommodated
WANTED TO BOARD PENSION
ers in comfortable private city
home, semi-private room and
_ board $50..a month. Dial 3092.
€AN ACCOMMODATE Two
led the 4-H Pledge.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Elmer Hynes moved and Leon-
ard Hynes seconded that the see-
retary write a vote of thanks to
each of those who donated prizes
at the Achievement Day. The
name of the person who won the
serv
Me: A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB.
“Ba; Wa tteeers ‘ day work and baby-sitting.| prizes donated is to be included ; 7 illion hundred| Ph
working girls, Is served if | CHOICE SALT COD AND HAKE Bank of Commerce Bldg - Farm Equipment Ltd. 94 Fitz- Ph ‘ Lpsean's pared with 1.6 million hundred} Pherson.
_, Working girls, meals served roy Street, Charlottetown, one 3881. in the letters. Geraki Gill and) weight utilized by manufactur-| Mr, and Mors.
preferred, $10 per week, Phone| in 50 lb. or 100 lb. Lots. North Paley & Beslan | J. S. Taylor, RO. : a Sees harlott Goong. Pawer are ia chard ot wei u y
9324.
€:'s and Trucks For Sale
751 MORRIS MINOR WITH RAD-
Shore Packing Company Limit-
ed, Malpeque.
WALNUT BED AND DRESSER
set. Complete with spring and
PERMANENTS A N D FINGER
Waves given by experienced
hairdresser. Phone 4833. -
PRACTICAL NURSE NOW
returned to their |
wood, after spending
joyable vacation vis
relatives and fri
ers during the preceding year.
BRUSH SPRAYING :
Getting rid of unwanted brush
through spraying is generally less
Corer Kent & Queen Sts.
recreation for the next meeting,
Offices 9133 — House 4756
Francis Donnelley, Maureen Cro-
nin and Gerard Gill are to be
Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg,
Peake & Nicholson
BUYING DUCKS AND GEESE
until December 10, paying high-
est market prices. W. J. Burns,
L on the nominating committee. an if cleared b: ich- | U,S.A. :
jo. Economical to run, Ideal} mattress. In good condition. 1%5 Gratton Street ARCHITECT Malpeque. : available. Phone 4655, Father Munphy distributed pri- ce te a ee hee es and Mrs, Wi
ear for student. Dial 5887. Phone 5426. AM : BUYING SCRAP “IRON AND ually much delayed over that fol-|liams, Milburn, hay
_ 1958 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE,|NEW BRIGGS AND STRATTON J. A. McGuigan, B.A. J. F. TOOMSS, B. Arch, | el. Also. batteries, metals, lowing brushing. O'Leary for the wi
11,000 miles, radio, néw snow] air cooled engine. 5 h.p. Price and bottles. Paying highest
FEED PRICES ? ?
Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.
ARCHITECT ket pri ease Oya Winter spraying has several| Mrs. sr 1s
ti nits en ee ; 2 market prices. Lester 5 i Wii ing | w surgery
: oi colour black,’ in good| $125. F.0.B. Sussex; Beatty : 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865) Lower Pringe Street. Se i ee ee aie ee! v
ee Phone olee deep well pump, 300 ft. lift,) IAN M. MacLEOD, LL.B. ieee
program can more effectively bal-
ance the season’s activities and
_ MORRIS MINOR, FOUR DOOR,| With working barrel 1-13/16 x (McLean & McKinnon) a ee
G. Keith Pickard Master Feed Dealers suggest you pur-
. . . it } iain nN,
A-l condition, new winter ti 36, price with engine $295. F. : : A : : wy | it iS not so necessary to take pre-| out again soon.
Tgecent motor job, ele Appi’| 0-8. Sussex. Address. inquiries Currie ae oo B. Arch, MR.ALC., ATTENTION chase feed supplies this week. Prices will cation tp prevent, Sonne ee
ee eee) oe ee ie 00 tengo FARMERS increase with freight rates. A mixture of 2, 4D and 2, 451 ed the hospital agai
pa : FREDERIC A. LARGE, Summerside, Wednesdays : is the most effective for this pur-| treatment. __
pO AEEP, BXCHLEENT CON- a ces ae ae ae Q.C., M.L.A. Dial 2936 GARAGES pose. Willows and young poplar} Miss ake a C
_ dition. Reasonably priced.| able T.V. just like NG He ‘di growth are controllable by 2, 4D/ has return
oe Box M G Care of the ae Box - 16993; Room Tee aan Building Peter A. McNeil and TRUCKMEN IVAN KERRY alone, but since rose bushes and| after spending the
- Guardian-Patriot Office, Sum- arlotletown. - , : dogwood are not, it may be best! ths here.
_ merside. QUANTITY OF DRY HAKE, MacPles # Tra ie Ch. Gow a. sikieiee, We are buying Iron and |CHARLOTTETOWN : DIAL 5455 as fee ies Tenor t f Siticere sympat!
48 PLYMO™-TH SEDAN CUSTom| 800% quality. Prowse and Ag- oe ee Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 51. Steel Scrap, Scrap Auto Two (2) pounds of actual acid in) tended the family
(60 Richmond St. Dial 5573
Services Offered
Mimeographing, Bookkeeping,
Stenography
MRS. HELEN ACORN
2 Brighton Road,
Charlottetown
Dial 6349
new. Phone 7156.
ELECTROLUX
FOR CHRISTMAS!
Now is the time to order that
ELECTROLUX Cleaner or Pol-
jisher for your favorite GIRL.
PRICED AS LOW AS
$99.50
Small Down Payment delivers it |
CHRISTMAS WRAPPED. . No
further payments until February
Ist, 1959.
DIAL 5607 or WRITE
ELECTROLUX
Batteries and Ale Bottles.
We require 1000 tons of
Iron and Steel Scrap at
$15 per ton (2000 lbs.).
Scrap Batteries $1.25 each
Highest prices for metals
and Ale Bottles.
(No purchase of Scrap
Materials from juveniles).
MAURICE BLOCK
CO. LTD:
158 Kent Street
Opposite Eaton’s
WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PE’TS
or quarts. Dial 8595.
BUYING TOMMY CODS AND
ten (10) gallons of fuel oil is the
recommende2 application per
acre. Fuel oil must be used as a
carrier because it stays on t!
bark longer than water result-
ing in greater penetrations and
because it doesn’t freeze during
winter .This may prove slightly
higher in cost than water, but
the decided advantages would
seem to outweigh the price.
Thoroughly spray plants with
the solution for good results. For
most sparyers proper nozzle and
attachments are available.
Mrs. Famar !
Leary, who. passed
P.C, Hospital Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs.
returned to their
man after visiting
friends in Nova Scov
Mrs, Ray Kennedy
Harbor, is visiting
days in O'Leary, a5
brother and sister
and Mrs. Stan Dut
Ken Mathieson,
and Art Gallant,
turned to their ho
very enjoyable visit
interest-in the Uni
on their return
friends in Moncton,
Friends of Murray
_tadio, heater, good condition.
$250, Phone 3678 from 5-6 p.m.
1955 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN,
_ Low Mileage, Radio - wired ant
equipped to haul house trailer,
Also house trailer and Winter
tires for Volkswagon. Phone
9658.
1955 PLYMOUTH, LOW MILE
age, equipped with heater, Ap-
ply 28 Great George St. Phone
4572 after 4.30 p.m.
1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, LOW
_ mileage 14000 mi. good condi-
fion, winterized, Price $900.
Phone 3376.
(953 BUICK, WINTER TIRES,
heater, radio, new motor and
AUCTION SALE
T am instructed to sell by Publie Auction: Household Furni-
ture and effects, in the residence occupied by the late Dr. H. H.
Shaw, 80 Upper Prince St., Thursday, Nov. 27th at 2 o'clock:
Chesterfield and chairs, Chaise Lounge, Lazy-Boy chair with Otto-
man, Antique high back chair, Antique Dining Chairs, Dining Tables
and Sideboard, Rocking Chairs, Mirrors, Hall Seat and Clothes
Rack with Mirror, Piano, small tables, Bureau, chests of Drawers,
4 Bed Outfits complete, Commodes, Books, Book Shelves, Table
and Bridge Lamps, Drop head Singer Sewing Machine, Oilcloth
Squares, Rugs, Scatter Rugs, Electric Refrigerator, Electrie
Range, Electric Toaster, Hoover vacuum and attachments,
Kitchen Range (coal), Fire Irons, Card Tables, Bed Clothing,
Ornaments. Dishes, Pictures, Pots, Pans, Curtains, Garden Tools
and several other articles,
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER
E. S. CHANDLER,
B.Se. (E.E.), M.E.LC., P.Eng
161 QUEEN ST.
PHONE 8325
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS __
McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.
COOPER BROTHERS & CO.
Charlottetown
H. R. DOANE & COMPANY
148 Great George St., Charlottetown
Dial 6547 — 6548
Currie sldg. Dial 5568
OBSERVERS LEAVING
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (GP)
The evacuation of the United Na-
tions observer group in Lebanon
P. 0. Box 187
i isi i ‘ . is expected to begin Friday and| Cape regret to heat
crimes Sonemigion. ice 7 Upper, Hillsboro Street ARTHUR J. GARRETT smelts at foot of Prince Street. ~ 2 eee be completed by Dec. 10, Sere: fined to his pes io
000. Apply Gordon Lewis, CHARLOTTETOWN PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Prowse and Agnew. Phone 71- tioneer. |tary-General Dag Hammarskjold| cold, all hope to
Parkdale er phone 6921, ! Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial $322| 66, Auction g j
said Monday. again very soon.
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