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Dtolt Now...BUY,RENT or SELL With Want Ads

Page 10 The Guardian Tuesday, .1 Line 17, 1958

For Rent -

FOR. RENT, TWO ROOMS ON third floor. Phone 7295. A

IN MEMORIAM

ARNOLD-Iii loving memory of

Wilson H. Arnold, who we

drowned June 17th, 1947. He is gone but not forgotten As it dawns another year.

In our lonely hours of thinking

’l‘l1oughI,s of him are always near

Always remembered by fatmil:Y-

ELLSWORTII- In loving mem-

ory of our dear brother Rich- of Elm-sda.le, who passed away

ard Ellsworth, formerly June 17, 1957.

Those whom we love go out of

sight But never out of mind,

They are cherishel in the hearts

Of those they leave behind.

Loving and kind in all his ways

Uprighl and lust I0 the end Of located in residential area. his days. , Phone 6059. . Sincere and true in heart and STANHOPE BEACH-VACATION mind, ‘ V . ' Wlga]tn_b§autif!ul memories he left fizlilitorinzlezgp Jfiggg’ e 1“ ‘ . _ equipped and heated, (fuel Lovingly remembered by has supplied) $40_00 per week,

sorrowing brothers and sisters.

JACKSON-In fond and loving memory of our darling wife and mother, Mrs. Otis Jackson, who departed this life, June 17th,

1956. Sleep on beloved, sleep And take thy rest It is so sweet to rest upon Thy Saviour’s breast.

We loved thee well But Jesus loved the-e best. Good-night, good-night, good-night

Lovingly remembered by hus- band and five children, Lillian, Marion Hlazel, Murray and Pres-

ton.

MacDONALD —— In-loving mem- ory of our dear father and grandfather, Murdock John MacDonald, Whim Road, who passed away June 17th, 1954. Lovingly and always remem-

bered by his daughter Lona, and

his son-in-law Wayne and Grand- son Richard.

CARDS OF THANKS

The family of thelate Mrs. Joseph McAulay, wish to thank all those who were so kind during the illness and death of Mrs. McAu1ay. A special thanks, to the visiting clergyman Rev. Basil Croken, to the nurses and staff of Kings County Hospital, to Dr. Preston Macln-tyre, to the Island Telephone Company and the staff of Maritime Central Airways, and to All those who helped in any way, during their sad bereavement.

The McAulay Family. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blue, Hope-

field, wish to e ress their thanks to Dr.

County Memorial Hospital, also to the friends and neighbours for gifts, cards and kind.

Mc ntyre, the nurses and staff of the Kings .

LARGE ROOM - CENTRALLY located. Dial 3611.

OFFICE: TWO ROOMS MAC- Cannell Bldg. Gt. George St. Phone 8850.

LARGE FRONT ROOM, FIRST floor, newly decorated. Cen- tral. Phone 5381.

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT with bath, second floor. Cen- tral. Phone 7232..

FOR RENT ‘ 2 HOUSE .keeping cottages, furnished on shore, Langley Road. Phone 7801. .

FOR. RENT FOR JULY AND August choice ground floor a- par-tmerit, unfurnished. Tele - phone 6440.

SMALL FURNISHED " APART- ment consisting of living room, bedroom and bath.. Electrical equipped kitchen. Centrally

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available by the week for Sum- mer months Dial 9166 or 6995 ‘or write Box 181, Guardian.

For Sale

FLOOR FURNACE, SUITABLE‘ for summer cottage. Dial 8169.

ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN - all colours —- cut to size. Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

FOR SALE- BLUE POTATOES. Apply Ralph Horton Mount AIDIOII. :

LADIES BICYCLE IN GOOD condition. Only two months old. Half price. Phone 8167.

OIL RANGE-ALMOST NE W. Price right for cash sale. Dial 7114. I

CLEAN DOUBLE SIZED FELT mattress. Used short time. Dial 3781.

UNDER DASH R.C.A. VICTOR car radio. Good condition. Price $25.00. Phone, 8410.__

FOR SALE — HARD WOOD vblvoclos. Alva Walsh, Kinkora P. 0., P. E. I. '

noun RooM BUNGALOW IN Georgetown. Bargain. Apply T. Trenholm, Murray Harbor, P.E.I. ,

FOR SALE — LAUNDRY Beatty washer, suitable for hotel or boarding house. Bar- gain. Dial: 7341.

REGISTFRED LAIVDRACE. From advanced registered sows finest quality, reasonableprice Magic Ranch, Travellers Rest.

ONE PUREBRED C O L L I E pup. 8 weeks old. Also one new Guitar in perfect condition. Dial 9462.

MASSEY TRACTOR, GOOD working‘ order, will exchange for cattle or hogs. Earl or John Roberts, Kinkora. '

shown while their daughter Beverly was a patient at the hospital. «

Agents Wanted

IMMEDIATE OPENING. MAN or woman to take over vacant Watkins route in Charlottetown Nothing to invest. No experi- ence necessary as we train you. Minimum earnings $60 weekly. Apply in writing tr Mr. G. E. Rivard, 350_ St. Roch Street, Montreal, Que.

Boarders Aocommodated

MALE PENSIONERS TO BOARD in Country Home for Summer months. Phone 7252. '

cars Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO June 19th. Can ac-commode-te two. Phone 44 ‘Kensington.

Ears and Trucks For Sale 19gg32METEOR-$275.00. PHONE

1954 PLYMOUTH S E D A N automatic transmission. Dial 4538.

1954 DODGE SEDAN. LOW mileage. W. 11% Grimes. Dial 8889.

1953 HALF. TON. ‘MERCURY. Cheap. Can be seen at Mur- phy‘s Service Station.

1952 DODGE SEDAN, TRUE mileage thirty-three thousand. One owner. Fenton A. Court, Bedford Stn., P.E.I.

SPECIAL: 1957 DODGE ‘RE- gent. Tu-tone standard trans- -mission Custom radio, twin aireals, plastic seat covers. Mileage 6,300. Show room con- dition MacKay Motors, St. Peters Rd. '

Female Help Wanted

MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 181 Kent Street.

WANTED GIRL FOR CABIN work. Wood Islands. Phone El- don 7~32. -

RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN- eral house work. Apply Box :1g0 Guardian-Patriot or phone

59. i '

WANTED - A GIRL FOR housework. Must be able to cook. Apply: Mrs. Edward Lowther, Cavendish, P. E. Is-, land. .

WOMAN 30 TO 40 YEARS OLD R. C.., for housekeeper in

Inotherless home. Would con- sider widow with one child. I formerly come from P. E. 1. .lim Gowens, 3-15 St., New To-ronto, Ont. ‘

For Rent

HEATED FIVE ROOM APART- ment and bath. Continuous hot water. Centrally located. Apply Box “WH”, Guardian-Patriot.

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BALED SHAVINGS. UNLOAD- ing car Mount Herbert Tues- day, Wednesday. Russell Dris- coll. Phone 7982.

ONE CUB TRACTOR A-1 CON- dition, with or without attach- ments of plow and hay cutter. Apply to George Whi~te'w'ay, York.

ONE SOW WITH LITTER OF 10 pigs three weeks old. Part Langrose, also one sow to far- row first of August. J . Albert MacDouga1l, Argyle Shore.

CIIILD’S C.C.M. TRICYCLE (large size)_ also Boy’s Blazer size 12. Boy‘s tweed Jacket, size 16. All in good condition. Phone 6873.

SAVE $125 ON 12 CUBIC FOOT Auto Defrost Refrigerator. Roll out shelves, 72 lb..freezer. Dial 6428 or call at 125 Kent Street.

ONE CALL TO 8506 TO PLACE a Classified ad can bring you many calls for the article you want to sell or the property you’d like to rent. ‘

FARMALL SUPER H. TRACT- or and three‘ section spring tooth harrow very reasonable "price. Can be seen at A.J. Lar- kins St. Peters, or Phone 7362, Summerside.

NEW 14” PORTABLE ELEC- trohotme TV Set, regular $189.95, Special $159.95. Also one 17” Regular $229.95, Spec- ial $199.95. Cousins Radio & TV Sales-Service, H u nt e 1‘ River, Dial 6-4. ‘

ALUMINUM SCREENS, MADE .' to your individual measure- ments. Will not rot or rust. Never requires painting. Only

slightly more than wood screens. For information call 6428. Weatherall Aluminum

Co., 125 Kent Street.

ONE FRIGIDAIRE 9'CU.- FT. Capacity, tw-o4pie-ce chesterfield suite, one Crosby television 21” cabinet model, electric organ, chest of drawers, coffee table and matching end tables, two table lamps, floor lamp, desk and book case, hard wood Ia- ble, loud speaker cabinet suit- able for 15 ft. woofer, a ply- wood buil-ding could be used for smelt fi-sh-img. Phone 143. Bor- den.

CLEARANCE SALE

Merchandise to Clear at cost price Sale starts Thursday June 19th

KEITH MacLEOD Uigg

IOUT oun WAY

By .1. R. WILLIAMS

NO BA5E' BALL Fog

ME.’ I'M CLEANING THE CELLAR -- I'I"5 ONE

‘ OF MV CHORES.’

OH, I CAN'T BE’ LIEVE IT.’ HIM, WHO I ALWAYS THINK OF A5 A

PRESIDENT, A FINANCIER--TO SEE HIM A5 A BROOM AM‘ DUCKET . JDCKEV FER A CHANGE 6LAI7DEkI5

BANKER, A

MY HEART.’ HE'S MADE ‘THIS A

WELL, HE'S RUINEI? MINE--NOW I'LL

.-u-1"“’u .?I‘lV AND QIOIXA

WORRV ABOUT FRITTERINE2 AWAY MY VOLITH ON BASEBALL AN‘ STUFF INETEAP OF BEN’ INPUSTRIOLJ5 LIKE HIM AN’ LEARNIN"ID ?RE‘/ PARE. M‘/SELF FER A FUTURE CAREER!

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ron SALE

and belts’.

Exchange.

‘Also

I For Sale:

INSERTED

tooth 40 inch saw and car- riage. Shafting. Boxes. Pulleys 1952 Ford truck. One building 40 x 20. Apply Thomas C-arragherr, Lot 65 or phone 8-3 New Haven

rings,

NEW POWER LAWN MOWERS Special prices. Four re-condi- tioned power mowers, new

points,

priced for quick sale. Cousins

Radio & TV Sales, Hunter

River, Phone

condensers ,

School building.

school trustees

For-sale by tender Freeland

Tenders close June 23rd, 1958. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Building to be moved. from present site on or before July 1st., 1958..

Address tenders to secretary of

Mrs. H. MacKay. Conway, R. R.

tor, 220

. FOR SALE

I0 iIi.p. electric mo-

volts, 60

cycle.-3 phase. With startinpg switch. Also _ quantify shafting pul- leys oflvarious sizes.

- WHITE STAR LAUNDRY:

I ‘Summersicle

Lost And Found’ '

LOST-BROWN

BOXER poo

in Montague Saturday nigh-t. Finder please Phone Mon-

tague 195-3. LOST-SCOTCH COLLIE DOG answering to the name

“Skippy”. Markings black and white, white collar and paws. Reward offered. Notify: Mrs. David Thompson, West Roy- alty, P.E.I. Phone 7090.

Lost Ami Found

BETWEEN -QUEEN. SQUARE

. School and Elm Ave., pair of child’s plastic-rimmed glasses. Finder please phone 4474.

ONE PAIR BROWN HORN rimmed glasses between York Lane and Allison MacLeod’s

garage. Finder phone 9244. Re- ward.

IIN CHARLOTTETOWN RECEN- tly. Gold locket set with pearls. Keepsake of a friend. Finder please leave at Gu‘ardi.an Of- fice. Reward. '

HELP WANTED ‘

‘RESIDENTS OF ’SUMlI/IERSIDE ONLY:

SELL OVER PHONE‘

DESK. SPACE _ AND PHONE PROVIDED, WORK THE

ENCE NOT NECESSARY. WE SHOW YOU HOW IN TWENTY MINUTES. AGE N0 BARRIER IF YOU ARE OVER TWENTY- ONE.

INQUIRE AT SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN - PATRIOT from ‘Monday on OR CALL

,M_R.. S'l'ELZ Phone 3013

Nursery Stock

ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS now ready. Quality excellent as usual. John A. MacLeod- North River Rd. "

ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS. Red Geraniums. Early and late cabbage, cauliflower and tomato plants. Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074. Sorry no mail orders. -

Services Offered

MODERN FUMIGATING

Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Freeestimates. Phone or write:

H. R. QUINN, PROP;

P.O. Box 451 Phone 8727

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BAIRRISTERS, soucnons, Etc.

CHIROPRACTOR

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

.1. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. 160 Richmond St.

Dial 5573

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

Allison M. Gillie, LI...B. 130 Richmond St.

Dial 4747

Palmer & Haslam Bank 0: Nova Scotia Bldg.

O-PTOMETRISTS '

J. A. Carruthers, R. 0.‘ 123 Kent St_ D131 5612

‘ J. S. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent & Queen Sts. . Office 9133 - House 4756

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

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.

CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3361

FREDERIC A. LARGE,

Q.C.

Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.

DIAL 3244

I

Dial 4713

Jos. W. MacDonald,

B.A., QC. 150 Richmond Street

Box 472

MacPhee 3% Trainor 160 Richmond St.

Dial 5573

ARCHITECT

J. F. TO0MDS,“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

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. S. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.'), M.E.1,C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Currie . nldg.

'McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.

COOPER BROTHERS & CO.

Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George st.. Charlottetown Dial 0547 - 0543 P. 0, Box 107 ARTHUR J. GARRETT I O PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street max 5321

HOURS YOU WANT. EXPERI-"

operation. Yellorex 5500 7% 7% 7% Y1: Bear 5300 103 100 100 -8 Zenmac 24900 51 49% 50 -1 Curb Bulolo 100 390. 390 390' +10 Pato 400 340 340 340 ‘ Yukon‘ Con 1000 70 70 70 OILS Acme Ba: 3000 22 9! 22 --1 ‘ax 2900 I10 50 60 AP Cons z28 35 35 as Am Leduc 2300 181.5 18% 18% + In Anchor 5500 19 18 19 -, Anglo-Am 100 975 975 975 -I 50 Bailey S A 400 101/2 101/; 101/4 4. IA Bailey S pr 150 $24 24 24 Bail S 55/. pt 10002295 2.2% 2295-55 Banff ’ 700 210 210 210 Britalta 3800 210 200 205 -4‘ Cabangav ' 500 50 60 50 Calalta 19000 86 82 83 -2 Cal Ed 110 $2634 283/4 26% + 1A C Oil Lds 2300 250 240 245 -5 C Oil L wts 100 120 120 120 +9 CS Oil Wt: 400 75 70 75 CS Pete 200 375 375 375 -5 Cdn At! 011 325 500 4:85 485 -5 C Chieftn 4120 102 101 101 Cdn Dev 2100 605 596 595 -5 C H1'gh’Cr 1000 34 34 34 -4 C Homestd 1900 195 190 190 -5 c Husky 2913 3145/. 14 143/4 + 45 C I-Iuskypwts 1700‘ 820 790 820 +40 . C Prospect 2750 210 201 209 +4 Cdn W0 2712 153 150 150 -3 Canso Nat 100 110 110 110 -5 Cause Oil 200 110 110 110 -9 Cent Del 6211 865 860 065 +10 Charter 011 1100 190 185 185 -5 C Dragon 1166 251/5 251/2 25% - M C Mic Mac 3200 310 300 300 -5 C West P 260 625 625 625 +5 Cree Oi1~ 400 435 430 £30 -5 Cree wts 1400 220 210 210 Dev Pal ., 4.550 142 140 142 +1 Dome Exp! 2330 310% 101/; 10% - 1,4 Dpvex 42100 13 12 13 --I Fargo 3500 700 030 680 -10 Gen Pet A 1100 350 345 350 +5 Home on A 2511 010 17% 17% -— Va Home on B 1445 3181/; 17% 17%—% H B Oil G 210 0191.4 1944 191/ ._ 1,4 Hlmlber 4400 120 114 114 ‘ -4 Jupiter 1100 210 200 210 ' Majtrans 7000 4 31,6 31,4 -1% Marigold 2500 1505 lls 15 Medal 7469 305 205 305 +20 Midcon 52400 97 91 95 -2 Min City 5600, 25 24 24 -— IA Nat Pete 2200 190 105 190 -B N Bristol 5000 31/5 0 3 N Chamb 1650 112 109 112 +2 N Concord 2000 . 21 21 21 +6 N Cont 1500 as as no -2 N Gas expl 5650 145 130 145 +10 Northcal 3000 27 25 25 _1 NC Oils 200 300 300 300 +10 NCO wt: 40 140 140 140 Okalta 2400 132 130 130 ll:ac Pets 2322 3131/‘; 18% 10% an West 11900 80 29 . .. Permo pr 2200 175 171 1?. -0-: Peruv Oils 100 "120 120 120 -3 Petrol 2200 62 60 60 Provo Gas 3200 258 252 253 -3 Quonto 4041 10 10 10 Richwll 8394 135 130 133 -2 Rocky Pete 6666 11 101/4 11 Royalite 5150 ones 11 11% + to Royalite pr 105 $2154 211/2 211.2, + 44 Sapphire 1000 65 05 95 +1 Scurry 750 191 190 100 -1 Secur Free 1500 605 soo mo Spooner 3000 20 19 19 - I4 Stanwell 6950 »86 32 34 -1 Tex Cal 6600 47 46 44; -1 gans Can 5800 128 120 1% +4 ' iad Oil 555 439 . __ 0.. 0... .2... 2.. iii iii -i° Vulcan 4000 53 50 53 +3 Wayne 5500 11 9 9 -1 Westburne 800 80 no 39 ._-3 Wespac 1025 27 26 26 -1 W Cdn OG 4943 13 WC OG rts 5032 13. 11:44 11:: ital W Maygiu 175 170 170 170 -5 W Decalta 550 100 175 180 +3 W Dec wts 6900 29 25 29. +2 W Naco 4000 105 06 104 +9 Xyindfall ‘I571 14 13 14 an Can :2‘ Cum 000 131/5 12 131/‘; SW Pete 3905 100 m, Mont 05.7 S 45 5 - lgfmm 393/. 591.4 5954-14 1 gm’ 133 $51?’ :01/4 20% .:.s.. 0: 6237-7 4 4 44 4 - 0 AIum_ . INDUSTRIALS I A m1 9346 026% 261/2 267; _ ‘"510 Nfld 700 061/. 57 51/ + VI Brew 1032 $22 3177 3177-‘ _ 1,, D M42065 100 510 in/8 1 /B D Steel 6,50 323:’ ‘ms .0: ‘"131?’ 1230 aka.“ ‘E57 $3.,’ N0" 5'“ 700 014/2 1.357 154/2 1-‘ gums. New 1050 4:,-in/, 9.; 7.. I J: lmpsons 7 4 « ‘. 7 M " Waimvrit 2:2}/8 2;?!/B ‘ii/3 Walkers 1595 l h '3

Cuiail Leacl Output AI Trail

-MOINT‘-REAL (CIP) Consol idated Mining and Smelting Com pany Sunday announced plans to , curtail lead production at its re- finery in Trail, B.C., by 20 per cent this year because of de. pressed markets.

About two weeks ago the com. pany reduced its lead price by 3 half-cent to a post-war low ol 101/2 cents following a similar cu’ to 11 cents by leading producer; in the United States.

The an-nouncemenl: said the Trail refinery will be shut down for three weeks in July and August and operation for the re. mainder o-f the year will be in a reduced scale.

-Luner_| burg Fishermen Showed Way

HALIFAX (CP)—Norway may inaugurate an annual fisheries ex- hibition, partly patterned after the big sea show staged annually at Lunenburg, N.S.

Norwegian F i s h eries director Klaus Sunnana, here for the eighth annual meeting of the In- ternational Co~nm1issivon for the North w e s t Atlantic Fisheries, said Tuesday the exhibition is under consideration. . ~ Mr. Sunnana said the show might be copied to a degree from the a no u al Lunenburg County fisheries exhibition and fishermen’s regatta.

T h e Norwegian director is serving the first year of a two- year appointment as chairman of the 12-nation commission. He be- gan re - building Norway’s war- beaten fisheries in 1946, and four years later "had the country’s first post-war research vessel In

Total sales: 3 165,060.

MOST AC'TIVE TORONTO STOCKS 3.? The Canadian Pres;

C Red Pop 500 9% 9% 9* " "5 . 1' . ‘é§.‘.f.i.‘.’{.’:‘.i.‘ fill. 1?. ”‘s».-. “s -1 ' Conwest DAILY MARKET QU OTATIONS “.223 .0 Cop-Man 000 10 10 10 + 1/2 . ‘ 0 270-0 179 170 177 +12 ' 2400 00 59% 63% . r - I“ 7000 94/0 9 SUMMARY GRAIN 2502.23. :1 I33 i:l..““‘ 8:235” 2.... .. 2.70.. 37.» + ax. ‘Bank Mont -ma Imp on 45% D’Aragon 3700 23 -1 2 _ , _ , _ Bnque c Nat 43 Int. Nick 77% De Cour 1700 as 20 - Toronto--Market firm immod- WINNIPE-G (CP)-Prices were Baihurst A 37 Mass-Fer 7-‘/s Delmte 323 52% 3% crate trading. irreg-ular in moderately - actiye 3;a31ur5iB ggmda 700,, 12 11 11 .-1 New York — Market higher; trade Monday on the Win- Bfdg PM, u‘ Norgmda ,4 D,,,,_.,,, 3000 17 17 17 late recovery. nipeg Gram Exchange. .3 came“, 32 pm. 390, East Mal 3300 :35; 51;: +3 Monti-ea1_Market mixed in ac. Lakehead p1‘l'CeS for class two, c Cement pr‘ 201.4 Que Pow 033 2333 9 8 V 9 + % tive trading. »IWA and domestic wheat were figgglitfafl East Man 4300 41 40 41. +2 . down one-eighth cent from Fri- dn BMW 313,, S; L cm, 14 Elder 2500 90 07 3: -3 CURRENCIES - . * g1"t5””gJ1p“°e5‘h g d 70 0 t Cockshutt 12% ‘Un Steel 14 Eureka 4000* 23 22 3-: --2% a SI 3' 1100 an 6 ‘ 9- s gr 291/ Walker 291/ E pl All 1500 15 15 - MONTREAL (CPI - The U-5- unchanged 701/; a; Dec unch«ang- DeaBriad:: 2332 CANADIAN Fiicon $015 326% 26 26% +11’: dollar cl-osed Monday at a dis- ed 591,;3a_ §omdT_et1r gen: Par 3;: §a(ria<I1{a_yk 51130? 1485- 143 14; "' ' ' 0 V I‘ cmmt °f 23% -per cent 1“ terms Barley‘ 515’ “n'°"h3n‘§9d 95? Oct‘ G;unL:k::°sn 29:0 I Eierancdeur 21500 11 10 11 +1 of Ganadlal} f11I1d5— d0WI1 145- 1/4-% higher 953/s-a-1/2; Dec. -% . ‘ Gaitwin 15000 9 01.0 9 V Pound sterling $2.70 15-16, down higher 931/2_ Geco Mines 000 3141/: 14% 141/4-— /4 1,5, I " Genex 500 14 14 14 ' Flax: Jly unchanged 3.083/ib: T R Giant YK 931 005 040 540 , Oct. 1-11/4 lower 2.98%-3/4; Dec. ' Glacier 300 135 135 17;: *1‘ PRODUCE unchanged-1/4 lower 2.921/1:1/4. 'l‘ORON'l‘0_ (CIP) - The stock ggigcggjn 23:3‘; ;§ 3"’ 3, Rye: Jly 1 higher 1.1317; ;I O-ct. market registered a moderate GE Um, gsoo 15 15 15 [A _ p _5 ‘. p _3 _ I V " . . V. , t __ MONTREAL ,0?) __ Agrlcm hilgllig; 1.14% A, Dec. 1%: advdance Monday in fairly active 1:; iii» 1:: __z ture department quotations: 1° gr ‘ 83' h t f 1'3 mg" J . . G1-eyhk 5100 21 20 21 . I . Prices for class two w ea or Base metals added 1% pomts Gulch 2500 13 17 17 __ :5 Eggs‘ Whmesale deg er pnces export to countries outside IWA' ‘ d 500 3 3 s -1.4 » .- - ,dd . » on index and golds about one- Gulf Lea to country sta-t1on.Wo en cases. . 1 . 1 . 1 . . . . nnar 17400 019% 19% 19% + 1/. - 1 N0” L59/2~ 2 1-56/4» 3 143/2’ third Western oils closed sev- G“ extra-large 44-441/1; large 44-44172; 1 . 1 . D _ ' . . ’ Gunnar wts 0000 000 040 040 +155 medium 41. Small 3031. B 33. 4- 1401/3&3 1-331/E :11}-24:/K1179}/“ eral decimal points lower. Ha11,,o,- 200 200 200 200 ' 3 i ’ ’ mm - I2? - 23 - 23 Among golds Holl-inger gained 1 Halmon 27400 90 00 90 +3, C 23' Rf’°e"pt5 69' _ IWA and domestic prices: 1 Nor at 25, Kem._Addison was up 1/2 at HardMRock 11033 12;!/4 :11/2 Butter. Current receipts tend- 1.601/2; 21.561/2; 31.481/2; 4 1.401/2; 182/4 and Momtyre added that $3?‘ 1“ mo 15 15 15} erable 031/4, not tenderable 0210- 51.201/.-.; 61.241/2; 1Duru0n1.921/2; 31., 1 H3535“ W, ,9 ,7 ,3 -1 62‘/2; fresh grade creamery print 2 1.9172; 3 1.791/2; 1;‘ ta, d f H2201" 3' 1000 71/. 744 71.4 job price 631/2-65; fresh whole M vase me s recovere mm High-Bell 100 136 136 136 4 sale 631/2_ , . profit - taking that pushed the in- Hollinger 12023 2:: ‘:2, 4.; . , I I . -1- Cheese: Delivered Montreal not dex d°*§”“ la,“ Week and 3‘1‘¥n°5t H°y1° . 471 463/ 453/ 1/ ' ~ - - all senior min-es wererfr-act-ional H“ 533’ 725 $ /‘ ‘ - ‘ 1‘ 8 waxed, Quebec white 321/2,. col- » ‘ _ .E p C 1. d ‘ted Min_ Hugh-Pam 2100 23 21 22 +1 ored 321/2; wholesale Quebec NEW YORK (AP)—The stock Y"I““e’f1- Sveft. °"“.“ aah, ,1‘, fl“ .1-fie gm 5 4‘; ,3 _, White 33‘/2. f30101‘€‘d 3372- Ofllafio market Monday made its third fig 131‘/1 digefilggavvcagmpaig ans. Igtmifiiclxoell 1046 877% 77 771/4 + In curren~trece1rts:N—o C‘ana~daf1rst high for 1050 in as many ses- ‘ ‘- nt Pver the weekényd M Int Ran 92500 341.4 3: 041/. +21/.. grade Ontario cheese purchased signs, Trading was active andb“°‘2181°‘ 9 2’ ‘t_ I d’ F dwc_ Irish Cop -12200 107 104 155 -4 .by the trade; no quotations for key stocks were up from frac- Eon per Ce“ cu m ea P 0“ }’°,‘,'Va]i3taey 13O°0% 171% ",5; ‘ wholesale Ontario cheese. gang to 3 point or more; Héme on B down % at 17%, Jacob“ 13050 -155 152 164 +4 Potatoes: P.E.I. 755 1-50-1-60; Late strength pulled the mar- . P t’ ff 14 tm L43 Jaye Exp] 0550 so 79 so P.E.I. 50s 35-1.10; PEI. 10s 30; ket‘definitely to t-he upside. It int 3°‘ cu 9‘; 9“ ‘him , de; gggggmh §ggg 3% 3; 3 NB 75s 1.40-1.60; NB 505 was slightly higher at the 0,pen_ V31; mzgno a va ee .7 Jowsey 3000 so so 50 +2 1-00; N.B. 10s .24-.27: C.al1f0rn1a ing but then fell into an irregular Ingex 'changes_ mdmtrials up Kenvilled 2500 $ 0/ 6% 01/4 - 1/6 1005 new 4-25-4-75» pattern until deep in the after- ‘ ‘ K?" M 2259 137- 13‘/5 _‘3“/4 + ‘A , . 0,, ,. . - - :.?;..*°.:::53...g.:l2s 0 .0 1:: :2: The Associated Press average 1601;}. Western oils off 14 to Kirk Hug 1000 5 5 5 ‘F of 60 stocks rose 60 cents to a ‘ ' ' Kirk Min 1500 40 40 -10 +2 LIGHT TRUCKING‘ CELLAR-S 1950 high of $174 90 with the in- '135'67* Kirk T°Wn 320° 11 1° 1.1 + ‘/2 and yards cleaned. Top soil _ "N . . TORONTO CLOSING srocxs Labrador 1353 $13 17 - 171,4 + V2 for Sa1e_ Dial 5393, dustrlals WI) $1._ the rails UP 60 . By The Canadian Press Lake cm 27001114 113 114 cents and the utilities unchanged. Toronto Stock Exchange-June 10 Lake Ling 2050 _ 094 01,4 095 - 1/: CARS WASHED AND SIM’ON- Among Canadian Shares listed taugtatiortis indcegts unIessdmarkedE$. L Shore :50 465 665 465 - .. -. .. ' -Dd . — -0'0 , — -LW 550 1 -2 ggg at reasonable rates: Del on the New. york smk - 4...... 7‘ *‘ 3‘ .. 5:: .3. .... . ‘ S:/hanége, 1(51Il11vII11%1I1l'1_1f~I-ltl-,1‘/as 1123 st 1‘ 81 m L 61 Chet ieitch 1 3030 135 132 135 +2 MUCH EASIER To PRE_ 3 311,3, ian. 3191.13 game no aeo gh ow one h'ge‘ amour 3000 8 71/; 714 -— lyi ITS - . . an’d ‘Granh and Hudsofi . MINES Lexludin 16000 5 4% 5 + 0'5 pare ‘Your Guard”-‘m ' Patrmt . . y_ . Acad Uran 500 8/ 3 8 LL Lac 2800 200 196 200 Classified Ad when you askpone Bay Mtnlntg WaS.% hlghelf Advocate 3200 355 340 345 -10 Lomega 2000 44,4 4 4 of our trained ad-take1-5 to as, Sh.a-win-iigan gained % 1n_the gixgfgh 133:: 2;; 3 garage M 27500 62 50 02 +4 5151; you_ phone 35o5_ Canadian issues on the American Alba ESP] mo 5% 5 3 -.315 Loraihofl a 9:33 :4; pg 3: -B _ y - - stock exchange and Preston East Algom 2,05 318% 13 13,, ’ M « ~ . _ 4 .1. 1/4 acassa 3812 315 305 _ 310 Male wantgfl Dome and Sapphire Petroleums Algom wts 1050 600 "650 685 +19 Macdon 1000 00 30 30 +144 , . both were down 1-16. gm I-gtrder iggg 2 15 15 -1 111‘-iaciie d 140100) 1 6% 61/1 61/1 -- In ‘ , ‘ . m .__ EC 60 .... FAST WAY To TOP PAY What smcks d‘d' . ' ~ Amcon an 699 55 ii :3 -§ Madsen 2200 4223- I2: :23 -I TELEVISION M°n- Fri Aug Rmzyn 20 as as -2 Magnet 1000 5 5 . 5 + y, . Advances 567 683 Apex Res 1300 41/4 41/4 41/4 Malartic 2200 97 97 .5 07 RADIO SERVICING Declines 303 204 ggggdta 1§§;§:, 1;, 1,3, 3,: +: ililiié.‘ U 3.-.i‘i33 .2 -Z .3 “,3”: , . _ " ‘ , Unchanged 260 241 . . L" -- ' + Wireless Operating an Offer 131% Total issues , 1190 1200 tilt’? Yk ill?» 131/. 13% 1%,, * "‘ it§§iii."‘° “$330 ‘E6714 2? 33 1: money. T_ra1ned men urge-ntly NEW YORK Cmsmfi STOCKS Am,,.R,_,; 524,0 231,, my: 23 __1 Matatch 24000 21 19 no _1 needed. Ask for facts on how 3, The Canadian Pm, Aumacho 3000 131.0 13 13 Maybrup 7600 18 16 17 you can prepare for a good Beth Steel 418/. Kennecott 921/. fifiaqua 15500 14 >12 14 ' §’§:§‘:;'1"° 12:40 $3134 80 81% + In ‘Paying job in one of these fields léorgdwgmer in vitr :5:/1 Bzlmgt 1:” 3:‘ 32* 1 McMar 1003 I1; ,3 2: and remain at work. _No exper1- C03: Edison 55% Radioegorp 3% B3,,“ 2100; '1, 11% 1% : 1/, Ment_ 2000 14 14 14 ence-but . some high school E1 Auto E; 293/, gm 0,, NJ 55 Base Metals 0700‘ 23 20 23 +1 Memll 3600 90 05 90 +4 needed-Give education. age Gen Elec 605/3; Utd Aircraft 021.0 3353 23900 05%. 231/. 24% - I/0 §,I‘fi:ig‘a" lfggg 13;? 9g 310 +1 and post your request quickly- Goodyear 000:; Vanadium 315/; ‘I -00 23. 23 231/: _ Mmk . 05 +5 no obligation. Day class starts gt I1‘{°§n§-‘fr 33.’,/,1,’/fi W°5‘“35° 57 fiiffhcjfe gggg 13: 1:3 1'23 *2 Min tfiedlrp "223 $330, 2?: 323% June 23rd. ‘ Bethlm 11000 no 100 103 -3 Mi“‘°‘° 147300 17 15 17 +2 Radio College of Canada. Be-vcon 3000 13% 12% 1314 +1 " ~‘~°° 327% 26% 27% -72 . Bibis 500 01,4 61/5 6% + 04 MW. Wt‘ 7-50 $13 13 13 Box 171. M0I1Cl011- N- 3- gécrgfi t 53030 141: 110 114,45 ’,‘§;‘;‘l‘;MCr Zzgg Z ‘ 57 -3 , icr ws -' 35 35 -2 9 22 + '16 . - N Teachers Wanted MONTREAL (CPI _. -pm.-, 533$; .3333 3% 3 3 :17 ..:‘:..f.‘.“‘’‘ I38 ii. 2.1., ”.’.,*:‘.,, TEACHER FOR ST MARY,S were generally firm atthe close Bouscad 5300 01/. 0 0 ._ ,5. Nello 2000 14 14 142 » ' . of active trading on the Mont- Bouzan 17200 52 40 50. +51/3 N35 Lab 4200 27 27. 27 -1 Road East School. Supplement may and Canadian stock ex_ Boymar 4000 0 71.4 3 +1 New Ath 0055 36 34' as +2 $500.00. Gus McGee, rsecretary. nh . Bralorne 3300 010 000 000 -10 New Cal 1000 23 23 23 A 5 anges Monday. Comparatively 3,0 New - ul Reef 7500 63 60 63 +6 Delhi 1200 .50 45 47 TEACHER FOR MURRAY HAR- few changes were as much as 1A. Brunsman 1000 6 s ' 6 N Dicken 1050 242 235 035 -3 gggoroglofih schtéol. Supplement Quebec Natural Gas recovered g’u‘f‘£‘15dW1°“ 5333 325 325 325. lfggg 1% 131/ 12 -2 . . ar . Reid secre-' f 7 ‘ . ' . 3 . 6 .6 6 + as - s 51/: tar . W V rorn_ a 1/s-point drop on Friday, Buff Auk 50,, 37 3., 37 +2 New Hosco .1000 19 10 19 +2 3’ gailnlrlg hone ‘at 2314. Buff RL 10500 71.5 7% 7% New Jason 4500 105, s 10 TEACHER WANTED 11 ot erwise steady groups ’ Camp Chip 2050 590 000 500‘ -10 N Kelore 4500 7 7 7 D t , . PRIMSRY CPR gained 3/. at 27% and As: °““ *‘S°°“a'2°°»° 7 7 7 — =4 Newly“! 15 . 13 13 -1 epar merit, Darn-levy School. b 1 _ c Dyna 5390 00 90 90 +1 N Man 2000 21 20 :0 -4 ' Supplement $450. Wallace Pick- .°5t°§ "M131 “F85 up /2',St‘aml“"g C Malart 6550 34. _ so so -5 N Minda 9000 14 ~ 13. 13 .- 04 er-mg, Sec,.eta,,.y_ - .out_ with /2-point losses in groups Cdn Thor 3000 7- 7 7 -1 N Mylama. 4750 141/: 14 14 which also showed no trends C3““°’9 33733 20 19‘/2 19!/2 + 1/. N_5‘’“*'‘‘,°” 4000 5 5 5 'TEACHER FOR WESTMORE- I “ ‘ ' . ' C"““‘E“‘1 3500 19 13 18 NICK Rlm 1200 75 75 75 - were Ab-itibi at 29, National Steel C,,,,.M t - - - 1 land Sch001_ Su,p,p,1emem for _. _ _ e 0900 103 .150 101 +2 N1_p1ss1ng 2100 200 190 195 +5 lat Cl $600 00 A 1 Car at 21 and Banque Oanadienne C-Met wts 5150 71 - as 53 _2 NISILO 1000 51.4 51,5 5% Wrixonaslis/‘Ioore . secretgry Mm Natlonale all H"; * moo -18 17 17 N°r.Acm° 2000 1% 14% W/‘ 1"’ "5 ._ _. ’ 3“ Several large gains appeared in Cmkifk . '3“ 77° 775 ,§§‘"a"‘fi; 3435 345 44 44*/2. + In PRINCIPAL FOR CARDIGAN a stronger miscellaneous <;ate- Chester 1700 176 ‘rt; 1? ‘V Nolflgaurtin 13% '1; 1; 1; — ‘A School. Supplement $600.00. gory. Canada and Dominion Su- Chit: Jae 12400 04 59 ea :5 Normetal , 300 290 230 203 A9911’. Mrs. D. .Sc—rimge0"ur. gar was up one point at 25, and ‘C3:¥‘];“§;¥ 2500 16 15 .15 am N°1‘Pax. ‘53°° 37 24 26 '-7 C31‘d1gan- Abitca at 58 was up 8. ChI.n.10 £33 2,: If-, 3 +3 ,1‘§°§{,”,,’,‘,E 17:33 53% £95 5:” TEACHER FOR PRIMARY DE_ Western oils and! producing (C11;-I-a1inw_u 600 250 250 250 :10 Northsp 739 '39,; M 390 +15 partment of St. Charles School. m"1“—‘S.W° up‘ _ . coin Lalk, .z2°:, 27156 275 -275 "1 §:,r.spfiA W 7-‘°° 275 m 271 ‘I’ Good Sum.,1eme,n,t_ Benedict Insliughtly weaker penny issues, coldstm mm 38% :1’: :1!/4 Nudi‘: e 1; is ._é Doucette. Secretary. 83105 rangeill to 5 c13nts.tLos~ses _go1o_ma'c 5500 7 6 61,4. Obaska 7000 6% 61/; av; : In . were genera y in a can range oniagas 10000 06 52 .~.- +2 .o=31-ten ‘mm 52 52 52 2 TEACHER FOR SHERBROOKE but Akaitvcho dropped 20 cents to g°”“‘“.' 2200 30 23 2; -2 Ogama 0000 s 0 0 + School No. 09 about 21/2 miles 45, Conialgas w‘ent down 27 cents C °‘""““ 3°” 13 13 13 V °*‘a Ra" 600- 131 13 13 f 5 - _ °“ CF94 3500. 7 7 7 -1 0’Leary 2000 17174 171,4 17 mm » “mm9I'51’-l€- G00d SUD to 65 and Coulee at 61 cents was c Demson 3440 smog 15% 1 0 en. 4 V’ plement. Apply Elmer F. Waite down 14. — ' C Den wts 9290 000 535 503% :1? oi~)enad; 03503 823 all all +5 -Secretary. Shcrbrooke Phone The closing averages show c1I:’,‘e51f°V°“” 33° 310 320' +5 gsisko 4500 341/: 32% 3212. -214 000-15. . banks off .0910 50.21, utilities off C.,,, G,,,,,, 1,0,, 3,, 63,, 63,. ‘-2 ,.§‘,‘;,‘,Z_‘;' $33,“, 9: 5}, 51 ~1 1- - .4 at 142.6, ind-ustrials up .4 at CG Arrow 0000 as 25 2:./2 -3 Parczee 3705 so 59 _-,3 faflsflfirtatlflfl Wanted 263, combined up .121 ta new high gmlfaglwell 112:3!) 224 50 54 +2 {filer st 1000 09 49 40 . V , , owey 0 230 240 ayma 6760 Law 17 ‘_ WOULD LIKE PASSAGE To To. :1 d22i'18d*s gapfirgs $9‘: naetw c Marben 2000 29 28 as :5./, Peerless 17500 331:: -31 :11: _._~1, route by car; June 18th or 19th. f 74347 p ' I I 1g Cm M S 3705 my‘ 13% 19‘/I +.% Perron 2500 251/: 25 23 -1 Dial 4030 after 5.30 p.m. ° 1,‘ ‘ A ,‘3M‘,’,g“‘ 3°“ 159 15° 159 +3 3°“ .°"°“' 3545 105 103 105 +2- . . IOAIISTRE 1. onosmo stocks «on gegus 0900 01 so 01 acei 270 900 990 990 +30 5' The Canadian Press Con Nichol 1000 7 7 7 POW Ron 500 36 36 36 ._~. wanted To Rent Abitihi 00 How Smith 31 c Northland 1000 43 -13 43 +) PI“ 13001 4009 7 6 I +i Preston :20 070 070 070 TENT FOR ONE WEEK IN §§f’,;';"; M, :32: 53° 315. . 5'25 -5 July. Dial 5403 after 5.30 p.m. , . ,.,,,.,,ex mm fig 3’-3;; 1;: -4 _ . Que Ascot 56 13 d __ WANTED TWO BEDROOM Q... Cm, M0,, 5,” gga $4 _1 heated apartment. Adults. Que Cop mo 37 36 '37 ‘‘ Phone 4744. Que Lith 2.50 495 490 -- +1 Que Man 10000 15 iii». +10 HOUSE - IN VICINITY or 0 Metal 2100 102 um’ 100 L1 flat River. Write Box 134 91111510" 2000.16 is 16 ,2 Guardian - Patriot. Q“e’.‘“’“l 500 10% 10% 1014 + as , Radiore 63100 73 F9 70 wmow WISHES TO RENT FUR- gasp... 7000 04 58 5.; ._, nished heated room on ground 3° Ru” 1”” 5 5 8 +1 floor. Apply Box 182, Guard- §’o"ch’e“h"*" lgggg 3%/3 via; 45 -5 ian-Patriot. ‘- Rockwin 6500 39 39 :13; +1 _ , _ ________ _ R FIVE ROOM APARTMENT sfwificiiii till: 1?: 13 1° f0!‘ family of four. .Would pre- . I f V‘. San Ant 1000 73 73 7: ‘1 fer location nearer city limits - 7 ' .' §fi“d,RiV 14200 13 12 12% but would be interested in any V «:,;1er;5,',-t,t1 339‘: 435 425 425 -5 good apartment right in city. - , _; siscne at £020) :33 :18 '18 "'1 The right apartment would be ,. 5l0Can.«.\'R. 2500 7- -; A3 ,. 3 100% lerrn rental. Please “ ‘ ‘ fiiallleigh 30:0 100 1.37 100 “/2 - - I Slialllfih 'I » - *4 forward applies to Box 105 “*5 1°“ 5'4 70 72 -3 . , Stanrok 1270 296 7 care of Guardian-Patriot. 5,3,,-rat’, 46000 '1, 391315 -3 Steeloy 4300 91,43 9 9 Wanted §,°j§1°C§n, 321330 $10514 1051/»: us»/. + :7. n - .._1 WANTED USED B OARD S - 209 194 204 +12? suitable for boarding-in gar— ‘ , -1-;,,,m,,,,s 3890 1,12 1°? 11° *2 age. Phone 4205. « igaurcan it 2000 09 :3 A MOTOR FoRP1§53 MEIEOR ' _ ‘ '»~§§lZ1§ uilig ill ill}. 33.’. 7 5“ £000 repair. A.pply J. G. - . Thom L 000 94 ‘R4 I Powm-, 13110113 7735; ‘ “ill 1,2300 26 as 2:; -——-~—----—---—-%____..___ . . 000 1 75-2 1 71/; 1 71.51 M E D I U M SIZED HOUSF - , V _i 25 _._, NOW IN FULL SWING “'3 i“5l.$l€- R-€‘l1l.V stating size . , “ .U!!.‘§e1i.O4> I025 “E- and price to Box 183, cm’ ‘Ups Can 1000 09 "05 is :39 Guardian—Patriot. ' Vfinlufes 121 026% 26% 20% -1,4, , - , Xlolfni 600 125 120 120 +2 . .f=v e 520 01: 61 Work 040...; STEWART MOTORS LID. 6;: _. l;.5¥‘‘-9‘ “'09 11 10 to -1 ' ‘ " s IN LAND- — , — . ‘.““'3V' 5700 '77 75 77 -,2 sgapjngv looking after lawng 64204;) “lgl 1:3’ 2; +3 . . __ 7 2 . 2 I .: g; 5 __ hedges: or odd labs. Dial 0009. Yale Load 1...... R“ 1,” if 1