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_ WHITE—In loving memory of

-I seem to hear.you whisper Cheer ur and carry on. ‘

“what we do not think of you.

’ vertising for publication i this news

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HEAR THE ‘CASH. REGISTER: RING -

‘Pibe Charlottetown 8506 — Summerside 8031 —. Montague 97- 2

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_ WANT AD. RESULTS! — Souris 32-3 | — Al berton 68-2

14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Mar. 19, 1959.

IN MEMORIAM.

my .husband Lewis R. White, who passed away March 19, 1956 | :

When I am sad and lonely And everything goes wrong,

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Lovingly ‘remembered by- wife, Cauretta.

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HALLIWELL—In loving memory of our parents, William J. Hal- liwell who passed away May 22, 1942 and Mrs. William J. Halliwell, who passed away on Moreh 19th, 1958

In our hearts our memory ling- ers ¢ y Sweéetly tender, fond and true. There is not a day dear parents That we-do not think of you. 4

Fondly remembered by their family.

HOGAN — In loving memory of Mark P. Hagan who departed this life March 19th., 1958.

“Your gentle face and patient smile

With sadness we recall,

You had a kindly word for each

And died beloved by all.

The voice is mute and stilled the heart,

That loved us well and true,

Ah, bitter was the trial to part

From one so good as you.

You are not forgotten loved oe Nor will you ever be

As long as life and memory last We will remember thee.

We miss you now, our hearts are sore,

As time goes by we miss you more,

Your loving smile, your gentle face

No one can fill your vacant place.

Lovingly remembered by the Family.

lingers, Always tender, fond and true, . There’s not a day Dear Father.

Lovingly remembered by wife and family.

Guardian-Patriot

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES AND INFORMATION

cisoufied the Classified De

til

OUT OUR WAY ‘By J. R. WILLIAMS ' S, SIR, NO. TM NOT MAD-- \7 WOW, PA, LOOK Agents Wanted - Ber anes, \ aor Coe cow e's, \ Moe aor rent ACT TODAY TO ESTABLISH Par IMERe's | DID L STRETCH LIKE | JUSTATEENY ) yourself in a business which of- AS eA A ee eet I Oe fers independence and secur-| ~ MIS! Just “ ’ EVEN A TEENY ity. A steady above average in- THAT'S WEENY, WEENY ° -come can be yours supplying pe ars. Fave f top quality, pationally advertis- ¥ ” pe ed products in rural locality * No investment needed for pro- : ’ ducts. Free Life Insurance Plan | 9 ~ For details write immediately acs AF, ‘to the J. R. Watkins Company, a if : : 350 St. Roch St., Montreal.” NSF ad : ““MONEY? MONEY? : yi “Let me start you in business ¥ p a on my capiial with a net weekly : earnings of more than $75.00, N . handling in your neighborhood, 4 250 fast repeating necessities in- } Y $ ‘| eluding Tea, Coffee, Toiletries, h Medicines, Insecticides, Farm ‘ lines, in established City or rural % Paula routes. Experience un- cos ¢ q necessary. I'll ees eo el ib days free trial. Established ; -— a <a Write to-day without fail. G MOMENTS WE'D TO LIVE OVER <- . Laurin, President, The Paula Co. THE WARD LOSER . = ae Léd., 21 St. Paul St. East, Mon- treal.’”’ > AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN For Sale. For Sale

kins Business in Charlotte- town. No money to invest. Old- est and largest Company of its kind. Products nationally ad- vertised. No lay-offs. Opportun- ity for promotion. 35 hour immediately to Mr. J. A. Guilbeault, 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal, -Que.

Cars Leaving

GAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON March 23, to 26th. Phone 5803.

Cars For Sale.

148 DODGE SEDAN, GOOD motor and tires, body fair. Can be seen at Belvedere Service Station.

JEEPS FOR SALE 1953 JEEP

$675.00 1951 4 W.D. Jeep Station’ wagon $675.00 McKay Motors

St. Peters Rd. Phone 6448.

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1952) Mercury half ton panel. Good condition. M. Ness, Borden.

1955 CHEVROLET TRUCK % ton. C-.. condition. $800. Phone 7900.

+|1956 FORD HALF TON TRUCK in good condition. May be seen) at McPhersons Store, none

~ Dial 7962.

SS CHEV. 3 TON TRUCK, SIZE 1700, insulated van box, A-1

1954 FORD IN GOOD CONDI- tion. Cheap. Will trade for old- er car or truck. Apply Fred Ford, Harrington, P.EI. | condition. Will take % ton truck or feeder cattle in ex- change. Phone New Haven ex- change 3-15. Cecil MacKenzie, Long Creek.

1955 VOLKSWAGON PANEL Mechanically perfect. Send in’ best. cash offer to Box 1148

lams, Bewspaper line of verse, with Rhyme Verse style maintained, 10¢ per line,

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word, various groups count separately. Only Standard Dic- tionary Abbreviations “gee accept- able. 1 insertion per — bah “ye 4

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cio ADVERTISING ~— CLASSIFIED |

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These lower rates apply to con- secutive insertions advertise ments ordered on a skip-date sche | dule wil) he charged the one-time rate on each insertion ordered.

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paper BOX REPLIES — information regara- ing Advertisers using Blind Letter Box Numbers and postoffice Box Numbers for replies is held strictly confidential and will not be —— under any circumstances. Box plies are held only 7 days after final « publication date. Readers are re- quested to address Box Reply Let- ters carefully and correctly to en- , sure immediate delivery to the Ad- vertisers. Replies to Letter Boxes an be mailed, dropped in the) Guardian s nee near the front entrance, or ght to the Clacsi- fied Counter

FOR SALE 1958 METEOR

Sedan. Power steering,

custom

‘

SHOP

STEWART MOTORS LTD.

_DIAL 9578

Summerside. Bargain for quick sale. Ernies Sales and Services, 11 Water St. E. Sum- merside.

HI FOLKS!

Spring Is Just Around The Corner — So —

Get Ready to Go—Go—Go

*.

We want You to be happy -| with a Good Used Car you

can be proud of — So,

here’s TIP TOP VALUES | $95

that you can’t equal.

1957 DODGE

Surburban. 6 cylinder. miles. Two-tone blue

| New snow tires. This car is in | excelitnt condition and priced at onl,

y— $2250 1951 CHEVROLET

Coach. All. good tires. Motor and body in good condition. Radio

included— : $550

18,000 finish. |

1955 VOLKSWAGEN

Custom Coach. Motor, body and tires in good condition. A real snap at—

$795

_| Regular $110.25. Now selling at $89.95.

-|GAS DRYERS.

| SPECIAL ‘PHONE. OR’ WRITE. CRED

a SEASONAL CLEARANCE

SENSATIONAL BUYS IN NEW AND USED GAS APPLIANCES EXAMINE THESE PRICES —

Enterprise Combination Oil & Gas stove. Regular $425.00. Now selling at $282.95. One only.

Enterprise Fully automatic 30”

Stove. Regular $359.00. Now selling at $259.95. One only.

Enterprise standard 30” Stove,

Regular $263.00. Now selling at $176.95

Enterprise 36’ Fully automatic

gas stove. Regular $359.00. Now selling at $250.95. One-only.

Enterprise 23” standard gas

stove, automatic oven ignition. Regular $210. Now selling at $137.95.

McClary Combination oil and gas

stove. Regular $439.95. Now | selling at $341.95. One only.

McClary 30”. Fully automatic

gas stove. Regular $369.95. Now | selling at $267.95. One only.

McClary 30” Semi automatic gas stove. Regular $298.95. Now sell- ing at $221.95. One only.

RCA Victor 36°’ Fully automatic gas stove, top grill. Regular

$325.00. Now selling at $250.95. One only.

Findlay 23” Standard gas stove, | Regular $142.95. Now selling at! $119.95.

COMMERCIAL GAS STOVES

Garland 283H. Six open top, | burners, griddle, oroiler and two | |large ovens. Regular $608.00. |

Now selling at $541.95.

DOMESTIC WATER HEATERS |

Coleman 16.7 gallons. Regular |

$109.50. Now selling at $89.95. Crown Chrystalglas 16.7 gallons.

COMMERCIAL WATER HEATER

Burkey 38 gallons. Regular. $279.50. Now selling at $189.95. | One only.

Universal 660 Electric ignition | Regular $360.00. Now selling \at $260.00.

USED GAS APPLIANCES. DOMESTIC GAS STOVES.

“McClary 23” Filly automatic | Zas stove Now selling at $175.00

McClary 30” Three top burn- ens. 16" oven, a bargain at)

Enterprise Iron Prince coal & wood stove. Firebox renewed. Suitable for cottage $40.00. ‘

Martin Gas Floor Furnace, hardly used. Now selling at | | $129.95. |

| ‘COMMERCIAL GAS STOVES. |

Garland Hot Top Now selling at $250.00

Garland Dinette, good condi- tion, now selling at $200.00.

NO TRADE-INS. AT THESE PRICES’ CALL,

TERM AVAILABLE

ISLAND PROPANE GAS LIMIT. | ‘ED, 58 GRAFTON STREET, | CHARLOTTETOWN AND WAT- | ER STREET, SUMMERSIDE, | P.E.I.

APPLES: RUSSET, SRLS Stark, Spy, etc. 42 mile up Air-! port Road. Mrs. Wm. Wheailey. Phone 5020.

USED KEROSENE AND RE- frigerators, gas and electric washers. Firestone Home and Auto, 187 Great oe Street, Phone 5547.

W. R. Jenkins Ltd.

Used Car Lot Kent Street Phone 9114 .

Today's Special

Troubles? Has your old car got you down. Trade now for this |

1957 Plymouth Club Sedan.

GENERAL ELECTRIC 21 INCH Television perfect condilion, one year’s warranty. \Price one -hundred and seventy five dol-

- FOR

FOR SALE—TWO LITTERS. TOP

HOUSE CLEANING SPECIAL: Wallpaper; room lot special Furniture; Bedroom’ suites; Chesterfields; Studio couch; Kitchen Chrome sets and floor coverings. Firestone Home and Auto. Street.

DINING ROOM TABL AND chairs, Bed spring and Mat- tress, Electric Rangette, Enter- prise Coal Range and other items, After 5.30-p.m. Apply 22 Elm Ave. or Phone 6786.

ONE USED CAST-IRON ENTER- prise Coal Range. In good con- dition. Only $60. Burke Electric Kent Street.

ONE STRAIGHT - EIGHT)

AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS for sale at Guardian-Patriot Centrai Printing.

VALUABLE STAMP COLLEC- tion. Phone 9352 after 6 p.m.

FOR SALE — ?'UMBER OF TOP quality baby beef, still feeding on cows, 600 to 750 pounds each. Clarence McEwen, Bristol.

| STEEL CRIB (WITHOUT MAT- ‘tress) used 1% years. Price $10 Phone 3613.

RECONDITIONED KEROSENE refrigerator. Sacrifice price.

_ Storey Electric, 136 Prince St Charlottetown.

Farmers Market

| BUYING GOOD YOUNG PIGS top market price. Farm pick- up until noon Wednesday. P. A. MacDonald.

FOR SALE — LARGE NUMBER young holstein calves some hei- fers also beef crosses. Otto Cur- tis, Bedeque. Phone 22-31.

NEW VEGETABLE VARIE- ties are special features of our 1959 catalogue. Write for your free copy today! Vesey’s Seeds, York. sg

’ Baby Chicks LOVE AND EAT Master Chick Starter Krums

With ZOALENE Science newest, most promising COCCIDICS:+A1

Contains every recognized nutrient

properly balanced, builds chicks’,

resistance. promotes rapid even and |

sturdy growth. Get benefits of the most EXTENSIVE COMMERCIAL FEED. RE- | | SEARCH in CANADA. | FEEDS from your local Master dealer. Ivan Kerry Rep. Phone 5455

FOR SALE PUREBRED Shorthorn cow to freshen April Apply M. J. Pollard, New

aven.

FOR SALE: HOLSTEIN COW newly freshened 5 year old. Ap-

ply A.R. Sherren, Westmor- '

land.

SALE: ONE AYRSHIRE cow age 4 years. Due to fresh- en May 14th 1959. Apply Wal- don Molyneaux. Inkerman.

VOR SALE: 800 R.LR. PUL- lets six months old: Apply Lloyd Carr, Viotoria, R.R.

quality. Purebred Registered Landrace pigs. Seven weeks old. Geonge Murray. Albany.

FOR SALE — 2 SOWS DUE TO -farrow in May. Both have had large litters. Apply Lawrence Murray, New Wiltshire.

‘ONTARIO — and ‘enjoy

187 Great George

| WANTED TO RENT BY APRIL

Buy MASTERs

| FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED

| Female Help Wanted!

Personal

WANTED -— EXPERIENCED | girl for general housework and plain cooking in countfy home. Moderna conveniences. Good wages for the right girl. Ref- erences uired. Write Guard- : 4-Box- C16418, Char-

_REGISTERED NURSES.

See_beautiful NORTHERN

life in the heart of Can- ada’s gold mining district. Additional staff required for new 60 bed addition opening about "May 1st.

Salary $255.00 monthly to start, with above dver- age personnel benefits. Accommodation available in residence. Transporta* tion can be arranged if necessary.

_ Apply: SUPERINTENDENT, Kirkland & District

Hospital,

Kirklan e, Ontario.

Help. Wanted cae : NOTICE

We have an opening for

a car and driver — Two way radio supplied. Apply

Ed's Taxi Lost & Found

LOST — ONE TELEPHONE lineman’s body belt, wrench and pliers on Malpeque Road, March 16th., 1959. Reward. Ap- ply Island Telephone Co.

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FIRST MORTGAGE ON NEW semi bungalow. odern con- veniences. Rigs

Guardian - Patriot

FOR SALE

Eight room house, cen- trally situated on Water Street, hot water oil fur-

nace, could be converted into duplex, _ reasonably priced.

i re KENNEDY Real Estate and Insurance 166 Great George St. Dial 3912

Wanted To Buy

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595.

CASH FOR VOLKSWAGON OR other small car must be in good condition. Phone 9705 or apply 185 Prince Street.

WANTED USED STEEL

box to fit % ton Dodge or

53 or later. Apply Rob-

ert Robertson, East Baltic, P. E.L

LOST — LA-Z-BOY CHAIR ON Montague Highway near Ver-| non River Ohurch. Finder please phone Burkes’ Transfer, | Charlottetown 3188.

LOST — NATURAL COLOURED wallet. between Birchwood High School and Great George St containing sum of money. Find- | er pigase call 5927.

Miscellaneous

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

Commencing March 18, 1959 Dr. J. R. Murchison

of Hunter River will be assisted by Dr. C. M. Brown

RENTAL Houses & Apartments

Ist. three or four room unfur- nished apartment with bath. Ground floor preferred. Phone 5304 in mornings.

3 ROOM APARTMENT, HEAT- ed; and unfurnished. After 5.30) p.m., Phone 7014.

TWO OR THREE UNFURNISH- light house-keeping rooms. Dial 3166. HEATED FURNISHED ROOM. Suitable for two. Second floor. Dial 3306.

Wanted To Rent

rooms. 100 King Street, second floor. Apply 100 King Street.

FULLY EQUIPPED HOUSE- keeping-éottage for four, Nat- ional Park- area. Two weeks, July 18th, to August 2nd. D.: Rodier, 430 Sanford, St. Lam- bert, Quebec.

WANTED IMMEDIA-ELY UN- furnished two bedroom apart- ment with bath. Central ‘oca- tion. Phone Summerside 3582 collect or write Guardian-Pat- riot. Box 17850 Charlottetown.

Male Help Wanted

“emale Help Wanted

?“REG. N’S FOR NEW Mop-| ‘or farm work. Ajply Melville excellent |

ern 17 bed hospital, equipment. Salary 270.00 per | month, 10.00 annual increments | or commensurate with ability. | 40 hr. week. Modern res, good (recreation facilities, board! room and_ uniform 34.50 per month. Apply to Sec-

Sedan. Color green, recondilion- ed motor. Guaranteed 90 days.

Custom Radio. Only $1795.00. AND . F. R. McLAINE STEWART MOTORS LIMITED ~ LTD. Dial 7355" DIAL 9578

o ee

lars. Phone 8365. retary-Treasures Union Hos- pitai, Bengough, Sask."” HOUSEKEEPER WANTED IN FOR SALE good ¢ountry home with all : modern conveniences, near 1955 CHEVROLET Charlottetown. Apply Box 17855 Guardian-Patriot.

“LADIES TO SEW AT HOME “on their own machine, oppor- tunity for high earnings,

Box 240 Glencoe, Ontario.

ABLE EXPERIENCED GEN- eral housemaid. No children.

No cookifig. No washing. Own room and-bath. Must have ref-

laundry

WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN

Bell, De Sable.

Pets

OVER A MILLICN TINS OF Wilder’s Stomach Powder sold! have brought prompt relief to} sufferers from stomach dis- tress,” indigestion, heartburn.

At all druggists.

FOR SALE

_ 1958 PONTIAC

Strato Chief Sedan. Automatic, color ‘green, custom radio.

SAVE

STEWART. MOTORS|<. LTD.

1 the greater

WANTED TO BUY. ROW BOAT for tourists’ accommodation. Give particulars and price to Post office, Box 323 or Phone 5321, between 9 and 5.

Services Offered

You’re Smart To

Insulate Now

The earlier you insulate the savings

you earn. Greatest comfort at less cost. Contact us for free estimates. Phone 6426

White Mobile truck on Call Pioneer Insulators In Maritimes \ Head office ; Northern Insulators Co.- of Canada Ltd. Bayside Drive, St. John, N.B

MODERN FUMIGATING SER- vice Exterminators for Roach- es bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free Estimates. Guaranteed satisfaction, Phone or write to Modern Fumigating Service H. R. Quinn, Prop. P.O. Box 451 Charlottetown, Phone 8727.

EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL

CORRECTLY REPAIRED Q Factory Parts Only

STOREY ELECTRIC 136 Prince Street PHONE 734!

TELEVISION A AND RADIOS RE. paired. Prompt service by fully equipped experts. Costs are lower when repairs are done properly. Pick up and delivery “service. Island Radio Centre, 136 Great George Street. Phone 6021.

Transportation

COUPLE REQUIRE’ TRANS- portation from Charlottetown to-~Halifax on March 2lst. Phone Montague 197.

Teachers Wanted

APPLICATIONS WILL BE RE- ceived by the undersigned up to and ‘including March 26th for teachers for the Kensington high and elementary schools. Please state qualifications and supplement expected. C.M. Ken-

nedy, Sect’y of trustee board. «

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

The 2nd day of March A.D. 1959.

In Re Estate of DANIEL A. Mac KINNON late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, Retired Agent for the Bank of Can- ada deceased, testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the .peti- tion on file of Alexander W. Mathe- son of Charlottetown aforesaid, Bar- and Arthur H. Peake of the Barrister, two of the

the above named Estate, praying that a citation ay be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested

in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Pro bate Court to be held in the Court House’ in Charlottetown in Queens County in said Province, on

erences. $20.00 weekly. Write Mrs. M. Silberberg, 491 n- tain Ave., Westmount Mtl.

Sa Po ~

DIAL 9578

the the 8th day ef April next

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in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown id, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown sfore- said and at or near the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Charlottetown aforesaid, so that all persons in- terested in the said Estate as afore- said may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leon- ard Palmer, Judge of the said Pro bate Court at Charlottetown in Queen’s County, the day and year first above written.

By the Court.

Lo. (sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe

Registrar.

Notice To Creditors

IN RE ESTATE OF HARRY EDWIN FOSTER late of Ten Mile House in Queens County in Prince Edward Is land, Retired Farmer, deceased, in- testate.

Pursuant to an Order (No. 1402) herein of the Vice-Chancellor dated the Third day of March A.D. 1959, all persons having any claims against the Estate of Harry Edwin Foster late of Ten Mile House in Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Retired Farm- er, deceased, intestate, are notified that the Vice-Chancellor has appoint- ed Friday, the Tenth day of April A. D. 1959 at the hour of 10.30 o’ clock in the forenoon at his Cham bers in the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in. Queens County as the time and place where the said claims may ‘be proved before him, and take further notice that all credi- tors not peresenting their claims as aforesaid will be barred from any claim against the said Estate on final

distribution. Dated at Cevtorlendien this 4th day of March A. D. 1959. (Sgd.) GORDON R. HOLMES,

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We et Apply to—

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1 AOR GALE

“One desirable building lot in centre of city.'real- dential area. Frontage approximately 70 feet by 110 —

MRS. WENDELL H. WORTH, 185 Euston, Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

WANTED ©

KENSINGTON FEED SERVICE LTD.

QUALIFIED BOOKKEEPER KENSINGTON FEED SERVICE LTD.

We offer good pay and’ working conditions with annual vacation, hospitalization, etc. Only qualified bookkeepers need acely. No phone calls please.

a

and Monday till noon.

NOTICE

Owing to a death in the family my place of business will be closed all day Saturday

M. & A. PETERS, Charlottetown

Committee regarding

quested to attend.

“Special Meeting”

Canadian Legion Branch-No. 1

A special meeting of the Charlottetown

Branch No. | Canadian Legion will be held in the Clover Club, Thursday March 19th at 8

p.m. Agenda’ Report from Special Building

the erection of new

Legion Home. __As this is a matter of Prime

PROFESSIONAL CARDS -

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned and endorsed “TENDER FOR DREDGING, ST. JOHN’S, NFLD.”, will be received in the office of the Secretary until 3 p.m. (E.S.T.), WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1959.

Combined specification and form of tender can be seen-and obtained at the office of the Chief Enyineer (H. & R.), Ottawa, Ontario, also at the office of the District Engineer, Buckméaster’s Field, Building 29, St. John's, Nfld., and the District Eng-

J. A. McGuigan, B.A.-~ rie Bldg. Dial 9424 Queen St.

lan M. Macleod; LL.B. (Mclean & McKinnon) rriW Bidg. 179 Queen $F. Dial 3361

Frederic A. Large, @.c. MLA.

Reem 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244

ineer, Ralston Building, Halifax, N. S.

be accompanied one of the ai- ternative securities called for in the tender documents. Tenders must be made ort-the printed forms suippiied by the Department and in accordance! with the conditions set forth. therein. Tenders must include the towing of the plant to and from the work. The dredges and other floating plant which are intended to be em- ployed on this work, to be eligible, must— , (a) be of Canadian or United King- dom registry, and (b) be of Canadian or United Kingdom make or manufacture and, in the case of U. K. equip- ment, have been in Canada at . least one yeas prior to the date of the tender call. The lowest or any necessarily accepted. ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary Department of Public Works, Ottawa, March 17, 1959.

tender not

To be considered each tender must |

ROBERT G. MacLEOD, BA. LLE Reem 208 Dominien Bidg Dial 4126

Seryices Offered

Mimeographing, Bookkeeping, “ Stenography — Mrs. Helen Acorn 2 Brighton Road,

|

. Charlottetown Dial 6349

Registrar. BARRISTERS, Chiropractor SOLICITORS.” Etc, | Dr. W. &. Carson : 201 Prince St. Dial 6432 con | Laat connote ty | Optometrists ae oor PUBLIC Palmer & Haslam JA. CG thers, R.0. TENDERS-FOR | | “So ee ; r, R.0. DREDGING — = Comer Kent . Queen Sts.

Office 9133 — House 4756

Architect

J. F. Toombs, B. Arch

Architect 148 Richmond St Dial 3868

G. Keith Pickard

B. Arch. M.R. A. LC. | Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 i Summerside, Wednesday's < Dial 2936 Peter A..McNeil

ARCHITECT 166 Gt. Geo. Se. Phone 4339

Charlottetown P.O, Box 513

Electrical Engineer

E. S. Chandler .

BSe. (EE 1, P. Eng. 161 st. PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

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

importance all members are urgently re-

Charlottetown

PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy Street

Currie Bidg. Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. BR. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St. Charlottetown Dial 6547 — 6548 P. ©. Box 187 ARTHUR J. GARRETT | :

Dial $321

FOR SALE 1954 METEOR

Color green,

clean inside. AT

STEWART MOTORS LTD.

newly painted,

4

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UAW LOSES $2,250,000 DETROIT (AP)—The United

one-fifth of its membersixip and operated at a loss of more than $2,250,000 last year, It blamed the setback on the recession and increased automation. The un- jon's annual report said it spent $22,000,000 in support of strikes at 279 plants during 1958, leaving a strike fund balance of $19,000, 000 as of Dec. al.

Auto Work +s union lost nearly |

STEWART MOTORS.

GREAT GEORGE ST. DIAL 9578

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS