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‘the former Marie Sprangers of

A Blizzard Of Bargains Driffs Through Want

Page 20 The Guardian Friday, Jan. 31, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

LAIRD —In Loving memory of my dear husband. Gordon Laird who passed away Janu- ary 31st., 1951.

No lingering shadow of the night

.Shall dim the glory of that shore.

There all is joy and song and

light

And rest and peace for ever more/,

No parting word, no tears, no am,

I, . Shall pass those portals fair and Routes Avallable bright’ Can Place reliable men or There Parted friends Shall meet women interested in earning , "3,’g31nv up t $3.5(%~lrourly distributing Wlthln that land of love and 200 §,,,,ds, Home and Farm hghh Necessities in established

Ever Remembered by his wife, Maggie Jane.

GALLAGHER — In Loving mem- ory of James Gallagher who passed away January 31, 1954.

He has left a beautiful memory

And a sorrow too great to be told

But to us who have loved and

lost

His memory will never grow old. Lovingly remembered by his

wife Shirley, children Terry, Vir-

ginia, Wendy Lee, Loann, Mich- ael and Layne.

MACDONALD — In Loving mem- cry of a wonderful husband and Idather, Adelbert MacDonald, Cambridge,- Mass., who died January 31st. 1954. I ,

The call was sudden, the shock

severe,

We little thought ouch grief was GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT with two other girls. Phone 3979

near.

Only those who have lost can tell

The P811111 of parting without fare- we .

A silent prayer, a silent tear, Beautiful memories of you, dear. Wife and Daughter.

YOULAND—In loving memory of our dear parents Mr. Clement Youland who passed away Jan- yuary 31, 1954.

Mrs. Clement Youland who

went to rest February. 28,‘ 1954.

Gone into that light that shines so fair ‘ ,

Gone from the earth of sorrow and care, ,

Resting those hands that did their best »

Gone, dear parents, gone to nest. ‘CENTRE TENAMENT. 31o RICH ' mond Street. Apply P.O. Box .

Inserted by sons and daughters.

YOULAND—In loving memory of my dear father Clement You- land who passed away January _ 31st, 1954. ' ‘ . It is four years ago today, Since my dear Dad passed away The months may change from year to year , And friends. from day to day But the memory of my dear Dad Will never fade away.

Inserted by daughter Henrietta.

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN FREEMAN AFFLECK

John Freeman Afﬂeck age /44 of Mount Stewart, an employee of the Maritime Electric , Com- pany, died as the result of an accident in the village of Stan- ley. Bridge.

The funeral was held Sunday afternoon Decem?~ ' 1st, from the residence of his father Al- fred J. Afﬂeck to St. John’s Uni- ted Church, where the service was conducted by his minister Rev. John M. Sheen. The Hymns" sung were "The Lordis My Shep- herd” and “Abide With Me". Miss Barbara Coffin sang a solo, “There is no Night There". The minister brought ,a message from the text of Hebrews 9 verses 27- 23 ."And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after this the judgment; So Christ . was once offered to bear the sins of many: and unto them that look Itor him shall he «appear the sec- ond time without sin unto sal- vation." *

The late Mr. Afﬂeck was a veteran of World War Two. he served in Canada and overseas with the Signal Corps. ‘On dis- charge he held the rank of ser- geant.

He is survived by his wife,

Tunnhawt, .Belg'iu'm; and five och-ildIren; Alfred, Agnes, Jean, Shah and Brenda.

He also survived by his par-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Af- Iﬂeck, Mount Stewart; Three _IbroItliIers; Walter, an employee of the Island Telephone Com- pany, Charlottetown; Claude, on the home farm, Mount Stewart; and Preston, also at home; and five sisters; Alma. Mrs. Francis Afﬂeck. Mount Stewart; Hazel Mrs. William L. Taylor, Char- lottetown; Phyllis, Mrs Harvey HULL, Alberton; J._,n, Mrs_ E]. don Glover, Mount Stewart; Bes- sie, Mrs. Lorne Doiron, Mount Stewart.

Interment was in the Mount Stywarrt cemetery. Pallbearers were Bruce Afﬂeck, Warnen Mc- Guirk, Francis MacDonald, Aen- eas MacDonald, Arthur Mitchell, Peter Ma-cLeod. It the grave the Canadian Legion burial ser- vice was read by Colin MacDon- ald. A firing party under com- mand of Sergeant F'.A. Walsh was also '-in attendance. The Last Post and Reveille were sounded by Bugler David Mills.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Afﬂeck takes this oppor- tunity to thank Cameron of the Maritime Electric Company and all those whose flowers, cards and messages were a great comfort to her in her time of loss. The funeral was very lar- gely attended.

FAMOUS NAME

Northern Manitoba’s Churchill River is named after Lord Chur- chill, later Duke of Marlborough,

Agents Wanted

MAN ‘OR_WOMAN over vacant Watkins route in

T0 Charlottetown. Nothing

vest. No experience necessary Minimum

as we train you. earnings $60.00 weekly.

in writing to Mr. F. Granger, 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal,

Quebec.

TAKE to in-

Apply

A Paula

neighbourhood routes on full or part-time basis. Permanent. Experience un-

No lay-offs. necessary. Write for of “My helping Hand on credit

St. East - Montreal”.

basis” , Mr. Laurin, President, 21 St. Paul

details Offer G.

Baby chicks

CHICKS FOR MAXIMUM yields on competitive markets. Pullets (Ames and other “egg specials” high yield, low over- head). Dual purpose. Cockerels.

Broilers (should be on

Feb.-March.) Bray Hatchery re- presentative Ralph Raynor, RR

N o. 5, Charlottetown.

order

Boarders Accommodated

. cars ‘Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX S u n d a y, returning Friday,

Phone No. 1 Kensington.

cars and Trucks For Sale

1957 VOLKSWAGEN, 'A-1 CONDI tion, radio, summer and winter tires, priced for quick sale. ‘ Phone 6797. ‘

For Rent.

TWO IIOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Dial 5139 after 5. .

BED SITTING ROOM, HEATED, 257 Queen’ St.

323, Charlottetown. \

TWO ROOMS PARTLY FUR- nished, heated. Apply 42 Pass- more Street. ‘

THREE. ROOM HEATED A- partment on second ﬂoor in Parkdale, Phone 7174.

TELEVISION $5.00 WEEKLY. Firestone Home & Auto. Dial 5547. '

THREE ROOM APARTMENT heated and furnished. Adults. Apply Box 616 Guardian-Patriot.

TENAMENT, SIX ROOMS AND bath, unheated, references -re- quired. Apply Box 617 in care of Guardian and Patriot. “

AVAILABLE MARCH 1, MOD- ern two-bedroom apartment 1st. floor, very ‘central write Box 626 Guardian-Patriot.

' ‘For Sale

ONE SMALL BUNGALOW IN -the City. Phone 6481.

ONE LADIES WINTER COAT size 12. Dial 8204. ’

45 GALLON HEAVY OAK BAR- re1s,» Waddell Bros. Crapaudp

UNBREAKABLE (MELMAC)

DINNERWARE Terms arranged. Apply to... JOHN ARSENAULT,

83 Bayfield St.—-2nd ﬂoor

USE

I

Guardian - Pairiof WANT ADS OFTEN

FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING OR SELLING

For Those Who Prefer To Write Their’ Own

CLASSIFIED

AD HERE'S HOW

TI-IIS—is a sample 3,-line want ad. This ad contains approximately 15 words. Phone 8506.

You can use an ad like this to tell about your offer to nearly 20,000 readers of The Guardian and The Patriot.

HERE'S HOW . MUCH

6days 3.60 4 days 2.80 1 day_...‘......... .80

HERE'S THE

OUT OUR WAY

WHY THEM B)

I DON'T KNOW WHETHER IT'S FROM DEEP THINKIN' ER JUST CUSSEDNESS,

WON’T MOVE WHEN THAT OI.’ SWEEPER 1 I5 TR‘/IN’ HARD TO , GET 5OMETH|N' DONE.’

- go‘ _ =e*;'.‘3 --=2. /Tuimclelzts

av J. R. WILLIAMS

OH,THAT’5 THIMKIN'-- DON'T BE MIsTAI<E;.I ABOUT THAT.’ THAT5 ALL THOUGHT OUT-- THEY'RE 6E'I'TIN'

A FREE SHOE SHINE.’ ‘THEY'RE

TIZAINEP -Veer ‘TH’ MOST DUTA EVERYTHING, THEM eIIzI>s.'

6 SHOTS

3

.I R. WILLIAV5 I'M. In‘. 0.9. Put. 0!.

For Sale

For Sale‘

REGISTERED. LAND. RACE swine. The finest bacon type, reasonable price. Magic Land- race Ranch, Travellers Rest

SEARCH. STORAGE. SPACES for things you don’t need. Of- ‘fer them for sale through Clas- sified ads. Get spot cash quick. Dial 8506.

FOR SALE— AT A BARGAIN. one used Marshall two cycle diesel engine, 16 h. p., good con- dition. Vere Beck and Son, Montague.

YOUNG CALVES. HOLSTEIN Apply Cecil MacKenzie Long Creek.

FOR SALE—HOUSE Eon SALE at Mt. Stewart Apply Mrs. Freeman Afﬂeck, Mt. Stewart

SMALL DWELLING IN PARK- dalearea near City ‘Apply Box 625 Care Of Guardian - Patriot.

LARGE QUAKER OIL SPACE heater used 5 weeks with cir- culation fan. and heater. Mo- tor. Price $120. Phone 8410.

4' BURNER ELECTRIC RANGE with Annex heater almost new, may be seen at 48 Green St. Charlottetown. '

ONE HEARING AID ACOUSTI- con, used short time, will sell cheap. Mrs. Thos. MacMicken. Albany R.R. 2 P.E.I.

QUANITY OF GOOD CARROTS and Cabbage 4 cents per ‘lb. Mr. Larsen Carleton Siding. Phone 55-12.

.IEEP GOODS MOVING

cost, big pulling-power! Dial 8506.

BEDS, SPRINGS, MA-TTRESSES, Pull out Couch, (Sin-gle Couch, Play Pen, Bird Cages and stand 2 and 3 gal Crooks. Beaton’s Auction ; VA C U U M. CLEANER ‘$14.95 with attachments. (Special of-

fer) Guaranteed $14.95. Mari- time Compact Sales, 176 Kent St. Tel. 9220.

Through Classified ads! Small-

SEARCH STORAGE S P A C E S for things you don’t need. Of- fer ’em for sale through Clas- sified ads. Get spot cash QUICK Dial 8506.

HOUSE WITH 16 ACRES, BEAU tiful village view, 6 rooms, mo- dern conveniences, A-1 condi- tion. Inquire Jack Beaton, Hun- ter River, P.E.I.

ONE RICHARDS WILCOX steel fire door, 5 x 7 with track and trollies in good condition. Reasonably priced Apply Eas- tern Trust Co. ‘

THOR AUTOMATIC GLADIRON electric fire place, Moffat elec- tric cooker, table model, bridge and tablg lamps. ,Peaton’s Auc-

ion Rooms. '

Female Help Wanted WANTED KITCHEN HELP. AP- ply personally to Island Grill. ‘ VOMAN, FULL OR PART TIME - to represent leading American cosmetic company. .No deliver- ing nor collecting of money. Highest commission ‘ nd you choose your own working hours. Our proven salc plan guaran- tees steady, repeat, year-round business. For complete details write Dept. C., Peggy Newton (Canada) Ltd., Dundas, Ontar- io. REGISTERED NURSES NEED- ed. All tours, all services. An - opportunity to join the staff of one of New York's finest hos- pitals — 20 minutes by subway from Times Square —- adja- cent, to Columbia University. Salary commensurate with ex- perience. $40.00 differential for

I

tours of duty. Educational scho- larship plan and excellent per-

ments ‘available. Director of Nursing, St. Luke’s Hospital, 114th street and Amsterdam A-

« PROFESSIONAL CARDS

venue, New York 25, New York.

BARRISTERS,

I SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson & Fpster 150 Richmond St.

A J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A.

165 Queen St. Dial 4232

EM. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Allison ‘M. Gillie, LL.B. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747 Palmer. & Haslam. Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

I. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie B1dg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG. ‘ (Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361 FREDERIC LARGE,

Q. . Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. ‘( Across from Royal Bank Bldg.) DIAL 3244

Jos. W. MacDonald,

B.A., QC. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

MacPhee 3! Trainer [65 Queen St. Dial 4232

VCHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. Carruthers, R. O. 123 Kent St_ ' Dial 5612

Byron J. Grant, I244 Kent St" 561]

J. S. Taylor, FLO.

Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 —- House 4756 V

H._ J. Mabon, R.0. Montague P. E. 1.

ARCHITECT

. ‘J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT 140 Richmond st. Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 ‘Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 ' Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil . 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 . P. O. Box 513

MUSICIANS

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. s. CHANDLER.‘ (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN sr.

PHONE 8325

I B.Sc.

2 BRIGHTON ROAD

MIMEOGRAPHING - STENOCRAPHY - BOOKKEEPING MRS. HELEN ACORN

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS .

DIAL 6349

NUMBER6 We WIII Be Glad To

Help You Prepare An Ad If You Wish.

Currie Bldg.

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetown

Dial 5568

148 Great George Dial 6547 — 6548

H. R. DOANE 8: COMPANY ,

St., Charlottetown P. O. Box 187

Charlottetown

ARTHUR J. PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy Street

GARRETT Dial 5321

CHARTERED

Hudson’s Bay "Company governor in 1685..

Provincial Bank Building

MONCTO

ERMA P. MORRISON

ACCOUNTANT 698 Main Street

permanent evening and night g

sonnel policies. Rooms or apart- '

services offered

DRESSMAKING AND ALTERA- tions done, mens pants cuffed, uniforms altered. Phone Mrs. Currie, 4707.

IEWING MACHINES REPAIR- ed. I repair all makes of ‘ sew- ing machines. H.B. Cameron 210

Convent Street, Summerside, Dial 2977.

SPECIAL CHINESE DISHES TO TAKE OUT Full Course Dinners From 11 to 7:30 SUNDAY SPECIAL CHICKEN and STEAK ISLAND GRILL Dial 5228 ‘

For Sale

ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner, brand new with cord winder may be had for pay- ments due. Dial 9220. -

WOOD AND COAL RANGES, small 2 cover heater, Quebec heatens, chesterfield chair, bur- eaus, library table, arm chair, Hall rack with m.'i.-or, coffee table. Beaton’s Auction Rooms.

NEW 32” FINDLAY PROPANE gas range, with one small chip on back panel. Regular $189.50. Special $149.00. Dougl;s Bros. and Jones ltd. 155 Kent St.

CHROMIUM KITCHEN SE T, drop leaf enamel kitchen table, arborite to_ kitchen table, new- ly covered Chromium chairs, dining room table and chairs,

Teachers Wanted

end‘ t-a"‘s. 1? n’s Auction . _

Room ., ExperIenced HOUSE, HUNTER RIVER VIL-

lage for sale or rent. Modern - 1:-eOCheI' Wanted

h h , ,

ome throug out seven rooms For Grade '6, Queen

two baths, sunporch and gar-

age. Ready for occupancy. Squ.are- School’ ‘ duties to

Write Mr. ‘Dave Patterson, Hun- begm On 01' 3-b0U-t M3-rch

ter River. ‘ 1st. I I HELP WANTED _App1y, stating qualifica-'

WANTED coox TO wonx IN mus» to‘ _

Restaurant, Male or Female, K. A. PARKER,

Apply immediately to Blaquiere Superintendent of

Doiron, North Rustico. City Schools_

‘LCTUAL JOBS IN CANADA U.S., I Phone 6837

‘So Am., Europe. To $15,000.

Travel paid. Write Employ-

ment Info. Center. Room C-9, Wanted

470 Stuart St., Boston 16. ALE BOTTLES

IWANTED — I Pints or quarts. Dial 8595. JVANTED. BABYSITTING. BY

H'gh School girl. Evenings. Phone 8604.

WANTED we are paying highest market prices for all kinds of scrap iron and metal materials, also ale bottles, hides and skins. MAURICE BLOCK CO.

LTD. 153 Kent St.

ADDRESS ADVERTISING LIT- erature sparetime. No typewrit-‘ er or,‘ experience needed. Send stamped addressed envelope. National Mail Order Distribu- tors. Box 627 Guardian and Pa- triot. -

Lost AIII. Found

MARE LEFT ON MY PREMIS- es. If not called for in seven days will be sold to pay expen- ses.'Her-man MacFar1ane, Bed- -eque.

TAKEN BY MISTAKE FROM Ments Restaurant Friday night Mans gabardine coat, left coat with rosary and watch strap in pocket. Phone 8082.

Seeds

NEW VEGETABLE VARIETIES are special features of our 1958 catalogue. Write for your free copy today! Vesey’s Seeds York.

“I BUY VERY OLD STAMPED envelopes. The older the bet- ter. Search that a-ttic trunk for any you may have lying around and turn them into ca.sh. Make a parcel of them and mail them to me, collect, with price. I will then remit cash or return

them immediately. John Ben- net, 25 Harcroft Road. Toronto, 9, Ontario.” ’

4 FOR SALE

New modern, six-room bungalow, with. three bed- rooms in Belvedere area, Oil heat, air conditioned. Large lot. For particulars apply-

BOX 623 — GUARDIAN

Wanted, Immediately

Established Charlottetown firm requires Experi- enced. Stenographer, must have Shorthand and a working knowledge of Bookkeeping.

Apply in own handwriting, stating experience, salary expected, references, to:

BOX 624 c/0 GUARDIAN-PATRIOT

AUCTION SALE

ON SATURDAY, FEB. 1st,, 1958 AT 1 O’CLOCK ‘ AT YORK ,

Owing to ill health I will sell the fo1lowing:—

STOCK: 7 milch cows; 3 calves; 13 pigs; 1 brood V

sow (due to farrow Feb. 10).

_1 Driving wagon (new); 1 Express wagon; 1 family wagon; 1 steel wheel wagon; 1 running gear; 1 2-whee1'trailer;l1 steel wheel dump cart; 1 driving sleigh; 1 speed sleigh; 1 set Lever spring tooth har- rows; 1 set drag harrows; Frost & Wood binder; 1 scuffler; 1 hiller; 1 potato planter; sleigh shafts; lime sower; truck wagon seat; grindstone; bicycle; Renfrew Truck scale; small scale; 1 -Easy washer (electric): 2 ice chests; 1 mohair Parlor suite (antique); 1 table and chairs; 1 barrel churn; ice tongs; 1 gas engine; 1 electric motor; harness; 1 DeLava1 sepa- rator No. 12; 1 80-lb. milk can; 1 stove; 2 single plows; turnip sower (horse); quantity lumber (2x3, 2x4, 2x5, 2x6) and boards (dry).

CROP: 500 bushels grain; 1000 bales straw; turnips (feed); 15 tons loose hay in barn.

POSITION OPEN

FOR

Automobile Salesman to sell Canada’s leading Product. Experience preferred but not essential. Health Insurance abenefits. (Excellent compensation plan. A

Apply in own handwriting to:-— BOX 621 c/o GUARDIAN

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES '

Classified advertising is inserted in both The Guardian and The Patriot. Ads must appear in con-

secutive issues. _ One or two days, Guardian and Patriot, 4c per

IN MEMORIAM

REGINALD J. KELLY

The citizens of S-tanchel, Kel- 'y’s Cross, and throughout the yrovince in general were shock- ed and deeply saddened when, on the night of Otto " 31. 1957- they learned of the very sudden and untimely passing of Reg“!- ald Kelly which occurred almost instantaneously and Without any warning at his home in Stanchel.

The deceased who was in 1115 forty-fifth year had been in his usual good heal. al..iost up ,to the very moment of his sudden

. passing. On that day. 110* feel‘

ing well and believing l'*_ was contracting the current epidem- ic of flu did not go to his lab- ours as usual. During the day his condition did not appear to be serious and all seemed well until a short time after he re- tired for the night. _

Sensing that something was wrong, his wife found upon clos- er examination that he had pas- sed into unconsciousness. She quickly gave the alarm and through the help of good neigh- bours, medical aid was hastily summoned as was his Pastor and spiritual director, the Rev. James‘ Smith P.P. of Kelly’s Cross. He, passed away before medical aid reached him, for- tified by therites of the Roman Catholic Church of which he had always been a faithful member.

“Reg” as he was familiarly known was of jovial disP0Si' tion and was a general favour- ite of young and old. As one of his good friends remarked. while gazing on his remains,‘ “He had a _smile for everyone”.

He was the son of the late John Kelly and Maria Hogan, and was born and lived all his life in Stanchel, where in his early youth he attend ' the dis- trict school. »

'ery part of the Island he natural-

‘ d a small farm hold- 1:: gfqtgisenative district where he carried on farming to some extent; but his chief work was trucking in which . upation of

service to the Public his many -

obliging ax ‘ manly qualities stood him in 800d 5te_3d' and 5° in his chosen occu_ .0» he W85 eminently successful.

In his work which. through time took him to practically ev-

ly became very We“ k“°_w,“ t° 3 great majority of the citizens of this province.

That he was vew well known and also that he was respected and admired by _a11 his many friends and acquaintances Was clearly demonstrated on the day of his fur al. On that day. 51111‘ day afternoon, Nov. 3rd, 131 SP1“? of drenching rain and muddy roads, hundreds of people d1‘°Ve from many parts of the PI‘0V- ince to pay their last respect-5 to one, who had in truth spent his life in the help and Servlce of his fellowmen. It wa the lat- gest funeral_procession seen in a rural district for many years-

The services in the church and at -the grave were p--."0rmet} by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Smith. Pre- sent also Were R€V- Wilfred Keefe P.P. of Rcllo Bay and Rev. Charles McCarthy of St. Ann’s, Lot 65-

The pallbearers were Messrs James Nicholson, Albert Todd, William Cameron, Louis Hogan, Clarence Curley and Percy Woods. The funeral Mass was sung on Monday morning Nov- 4th by the Pastor Rev. Fr. Smith at which a large number of friends and neighbours were a- gain present. _ _

Besides his sorrowing widow, the deceasc; leaves two sons and two daughters, who mourn the loss of a kind’ and loving father and husband. They are Gerald, age 13, Paul 11, Joan 10, Clare

1 calves; 1 mare (6 yrs. old) Well broken; 1 colt, 8 mos.

Terms Cash. I . . HAROLD T. WATTS, CLAUDE CRASWELL, ' Owner. Auctioneer.

9. Also left to mourn are his mother, Mrs. Maria K-1ly, two brothers, Earle of New Wiltshire

In 1940 he married Mildred Cusack from -the neighbouring parish of St. Ann’s,’Lot 65. He

NEW ENGLAND CAFE

Mr. Benjamin 'I‘hom has purchased from Mr.

Jackson Chan his interest in the New England Cafe, at 92 Queen Street, and will operate it alone under the same name. All business accounts will be paid

by him in due course.

5 AUCTION SALE

DeSABLE MONDAY, FEB. 3rd. — 1 P.M.

one April 22nd., one Aug. 1st.; 3 fat cattle; 5 Spring

Machinery: 2 air-cooled ‘engines; 1 row potato planter; _1 1946 Ford car; 3 ton Cockshutt wagon; 1 Massey Harris hammer mill; 1 Massey Harris grain crusher; 1 Clinton chain saw (1 yr.); 1954 Royal Enf. motor cycle; 100 pullets (laying).

If stormy, next fine day. Terms Cash. 1 .

HAROLD GOULD, -" MELVILLE BELL, Owner. Auctioneer.

C No more frozen fingers 9 No more frozen clothes 0 No more dampness in your home

Dry Your CIO’rhes "for only Pennies O day in O THOR fully automatic clothes

DRYER!

$40 For‘ Your Old Clothes LirIe_! $1.00 For Every Clothes Pin

(UP TO 25 PINS)

AT

I’ FIRESTONE HOME 8. AUTO co. LTD.

187 Great George St. phone 5547

WANTED IMMEDIATELY TELEVISION SERVICEMAN -

M911 Presently taking TV Course will be con- sidered. Earn while you learn,

word per day.

Three consecutive days,’ Guardian and Patriot, 31/2c per word per day.

Six consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, 3c per » word per day. ,

N] NI 8'

Minimum charge for 20 words.

4 choice Holstein cows, 2 to freshen March 5th.,I '

of Charlottetown’ af0 , urities Dealer. the ‘

required to present at a

in the said ProViI1“f'on . day the 20th day 9

same day to , they can why the the said Estate

tion made to

as prayed f9!‘ _ . -and on motion Of ,-

~Iff forthwith publtghfed II, I newspaper Pub Id —

COIIIIZ House m neg

and Richard gf ,

ﬁister E1513,’ ‘ yrneI of 0,“ _ May he re3¢vi':'— :_

thanks td.,R-U “I8 800d neigh‘ a_nd vicinity

reavement. thank '5 ‘

for their ﬂora‘, ers who sent 0 so Mass 0 '

_ More than 8, ing boats now

There will by Auction in from Courts Building in in Queens Countycsgr the 11th day of Eeb 1958 at the hour of ALL and lands following tha ALL that tract piece of land being pm Lot Number Twenty. _ . City of Charlottetown- County, bounded am; as follows, that ' COMMENCING on - side of Orlebar I-.. northeast angle 9; * " land conveyed 4,; Rogers, Jr. thence-‘ ‘ the west side of 0:1 for the distance of

McWi]liams_ thence the said southern . the distance of seventy thence south parallel Street for the

twenty-five feet, or to I, corner of Roge s land thence

weste n

The above sale v I under, by virtue,of M suant to a Powerioisag tained in In certain, , Mortgage beai'In,'gI+,. seventh day of Sep 1950, and made bet

County, Prince Edwm C.N.R. Employee, in

right, and the — Matheson Adminish

County. Prince Edwaid Farmer, deceased, and the undersigned the Estate of Thomas of the second part, of default having in the payment of and Interest moi:

. . E TRUSTEES OEIISI . or THOMAS '

CANADA PROVINCE or

PRINCE EDWARD III

;II§

In Re Estate of ED POOLEY late ,of ‘I in Queen's County 1“ Province, Widow. ‘“ tate.

Queen’s County or 3.. or literate person ‘ County GREETING: . WHEREAS upml ’ ' petition on file of B old Turner of K“ Prince County in the’ ince, Farmer, and

the above hanged‘ . ‘ g that a citation ml for the purpose I‘ ' forth: You are the” ‘cite all ‘_ terested in thtg E e 0 II and appear Probate

be held in the Co ; Charlottetown ll] Que“

next coming. at O0" eleven o'clock f0I‘.9 - shew WII ‘-

“E

der . V‘ _

passed and an Oglose. V. Iin said It Large Esquire» “W Petitioner. v , _

. H,

AND IT IS HEREBLLI ED that a tru¢=_¢°If,l_"*v

Iottetown af01£5a‘;’t W «

Iy, namely! 1”

POSIIIOI1 Open '60 any applicant in Prince Edward :ff011‘vesaid,Scﬂ‘)I5ﬁ;’rin 0V3 I Island, to work in Summerside aforesaid and 3‘ ,.. . Canadian Bank f%fl_esmiI . Charlottent:VYnIl’te‘:_ested' Apply in person to: f,',‘_.§,£‘§, aforggfaid . ther . ' THE PERSONNEL MANAGER ‘“€,,’I%§1o°§’§alg: R. T. Ho|man's, Summerside ,I',°I‘.’1mi-3Lrd«.bateC°“(§‘ . éelfs or to ‘°‘””y‘,‘,’,,,9" first ab0V. I

Mr. AIIIson Owen CHARLOTTETOVVN STORE

Dyvﬂthe Court‘ 4, 4 I