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Thursday. July 4, 1957

. CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Walter Barwlse and son Allan of Rotheaay, N.B.. wish to express their slncere A F to Island relatives and friends for their '4 d and of sympathy. also to all who helped in any way during their recent sad bereavement. "Thank you."

The family of the late W.H. Wood wish to thank all kind hvnds and neighbors who assist- ed in any way during their recent bereavement. and also those who sent flowers. cards. and messages of sympathy.

West Remembers Early History

CALGARY ICPJ-History is be- ing remade and rememh ed in southern Alberta.

At Fort Macleod. a town just west off Lethbridge. the first Northweu Mounted Police fort in Alberta has been rebuilt at a cost of between 560,000 and 575.000. At Lelhbridge a atone cairn will mark the site of the last battle between Indian tribes. one of Western Canada's great bbtoric events.

The restored Fort Macleod is 223 feet long and 175 feet wide, with a stockade 13 feet high. It has been hailed u we of the ma- jor tourist attractions h the pro- whee.

A cairn was eariiier erected stl

Fort M a c L e o d commanorating ''the arrival in October. I874, after an arduous march of 1.000 miles. of the Northwest Mounted Police and the building on the island lin- rnediately to the norrliesst of the town of the first fort. named after iiieir commanding officer. Col. J. P. Macleod.

"Their coming brought law and cder into a i and lawless country and laid the foundations of those social conditions which later made possible the settle- ment ol the country and the birth of its cities. towns. villages and peaceful Ianns."

OPENED JULY 1

The restored wooden fort is only

a short distance from the original site of the 1874 ataockade. Its of- ficial opening was on Dominion Day. Meanwhile, the city of Leth- bridge is commeino aiiog the last of the historic Indi-an battles- when Princes Morning Star. I Blood Indian maiden. averted the complete annihilation of the unall- pox-stricken Blackfoot Confeder- acy In 1370.

Crecs. hearing of the plight of the Blackfeet, organized a strong party under Chief Pie-a-Pot to st- iack the Bloods and run off with as many horses and women as possible. They attacked a small encampment along the river which flows near Lethbritize.

However, Princess Morning Star managed to escape to warn the main body of Bloods. when the Ci-ees atizacloed the next morning they were slaughteed by a re- organized coofederacy.

Fred fGrarnps) Botsford. a Lethbridge old-timer known to lo- dlsna as Chief Pohani. has pre- served tbe story and map of that bkatde-in plctums -on a deer

in.

His Lethlirvidge ealis h a- pectsd to be nrvollsd 3st Ilia Iurrianer.

Youngsters Need Outside Reading

WWNIPEG (CPI-A provlndal school has expressed concern over the lack of literature available for primary school chil- dren in Manitoba schools.

Inspector E. P. Slruna. writing h the Manitoba School Journal. said reading skills are being

taught well, but a gap exists with

respect to extra reading. ml-Is said

have with the tents.

"Thlslatartronithecase... otchildhood headdedtothsworkln

Poems and stories look!

adds in thne jade levels. Many teachers already do this.

but a great deal more could but

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Cars Leavllz ii

CAI LEAVES FOR BOSTON. July ll. Can take two. Call 3219 or 4055.

CA! LEAVING FOR MONCTON

-and Fredericton Sunday, July 7. Can accommodate 3 passengers. Dial 4623.

can llil Tracks For Sale ,

-is HILLMAN. VERY coon condition. Phone 7952.

1050 FORD SEDAN 8275.00 AP- ply: I6 Summer St. after 5 p.m. 7 y

152 PONTIAC EXCELLENT condition. Call at 35 Connolly Street. between 5 and 7 p.m.

IN

'0 METEOR PERFECT working condition. Price 5400. Phone Crapaud 4-11. or apply to James Ferguson, Victoria.

iisi.rfvTiFufiiTn'6Kii."rKiTi condition, but in good running

land Ave. or phone 7516.

'50 PONTIAC IN SPLENDID running order. Completely fit- titl; custom radio: any trial. Yours for quick sale 3450. Purdy !1'Brighton Rd. 5450.

is. Item

UNFURNISHED moms VERY central. Residential. Dial 9272.

Dial 6786.

FURNISHED ii-o'oFi "E38" QUEEN Street.

summon COTTAGE FOR RENT. Dial 8848..

FOR RENT -FLOOR SANDERS Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.

TROOMS.-2ND FLOOR. sun". able for light housekeeping. Write Box 253. Guardian.

LARGE BRIGHT NEWLY FUR- nished housekeeping room, first floor. Dial 4110.

Two snbiiolmjrlsarmnirl Heated. Elm Ave. Write box 248 Guardian.

FURNISHED cofi-sci: AT shore, new Charlottetown. Elec- tricity. Apply 247 Guardian

FURNlSHED.FHEI-AITVED ROOMS. also three room apartment. partly heated. running water. Apply 187 Prince Street.

SUITE OF OFFICES AT 150 Richmond Street (above Tele- graph Officel Apply The Royal Trust Company.

FURNISHED ROOM .SECO D floor. Also furnished or unfur- nished front room, first floor. Apply 44 School Street.

EVA-ii.'XEi;i: ; W

AUGUST 15TH.

self - contained three-room fur- 'shed apartment. Residential. ial 9509.

APARTMENT, THREE ROOMS and bath. electric stove, heated, continuous hot water. All newly renovated. Telephone 3554.

AT CRAPAUD. NEW HOUSE ON Trans Canada Highway. Avail- able August 1st. Apply James Moore. Crapaud.

ONE FURNISHED HEATED room. suitable for one or two. Apply 20 Great George Street. Phone 4572.

APARTMENT. SECOND FLOOR: Centrally located; heated; con- tinuous hot water. Electric stove three rooms and kitchen and um. ...c. . 4-...

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atheyhavedooeallthuia etthanwbeathqy llnhlili prescribed

Rent Seventy dollars. Phone 0150.

I E C O N D FLOOR HEATED apartment. three rooms, hall. bath. sunporch. continuous hot water. Adults only. Apply Mrs. R.S. Macseth. 280 Fitu-oy St, or dial 517! between 11 and l or 8 . and 7.

LARGE FIVE ROOM OIL HEAT- ed aparttnient. Private entrance. Centrally located in residential I'll. Apply Box 140. Guardian.

HOUSES TO RENT. D. P. Mae- Donald. P.0. Box 72. Sauris.

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ON! IEMAC OIL BURNER. good condition. Dial 5953.

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IUIIER TIRED TRACTOR PO- tsto dusters six and ten rows. In good condition. Gerald Case- ley. Wilmot Valley.

FOR SALE - II - FOOT PLY- ' wood inaidated truck van on i steel ti-aim. also dual wheels at- tached, Apply, Septlmua Mac-

Phee. Soui-ls; Phone I - ll.

rirtsrs ssusvs IT on NOT

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order. Price 8225. Apply 97 High-1

HEATED. FURNISHED ROOM,

l'-er Sale

LARGE OAK PUNCH ONS. I Weddell Bros. Crapaud. ..m.,....

gALLS'I'A'I'E SCOOTER. ' sale. Don Crockett. York Station.

HAY-MOWER. JOSEPH MAGEN- nis. I-Jlliotvale, P.E.I.

RED POLL BULL. 10 MONTHS old. Brenton Dollar. Brookfield.

A Ni-:Wi.v FRESHENEID cow.

Emmett Smith. Ten Mile House.

2 cows. ALSO YOUNG csrriliil

. HVi:tor-Deaconp Coveliead Road.

2000 FT OF BOARDS. I000 FEET

2 x 4'5, James Maccalluni. Brac- ley- Point.

W0 CKAFLHVIEIIS. HIOI.wsITI-:lN Grade, Frank Lund. Mount Her- bert.

.rwo USED BEVERAGE COOL- ers. Bngain. Storey Electric

Company.

'5 - YEAR - OLD CATTLE. HOL-

steln and Shorthorn. L o r n e

, Stewart, Stanley Bridge.

l YOUINCCGIRADEIHOLSTEKI cow freshened. Apply Gregor Mac- Callum. Brackley Point.

TWO'USED7TENNIS,RACQUI-ITS 13 I2 and 14 or. 35.00 each. Phone 4780.

.'i-;oiCs?ii.i: GRADE-ISHORTHORN ; Male calf. Apply Frank Macl(ay 1 East Royalty.

l:0'I' I50 X I84 MT. EDWARD Road, half mile from Charlotte- ' town. Dial 6983.

our-F1?!-:o i3i2Ar7ri' ELECTRIC Washer in good working condi- tion. Phone 3130.

I YOUNG PIGS. FIVE WEEKS old, 2 calves, 2 one-year-olds, draft horse 4 years old. Louis Griffin, New Will.slili'e.

SUMMER COTTAGE, FURNISH- ed, Montague Riier one mile from Montague. Electric lights. Dial 4701. I

COCKSHUTT PUSH BAR HAY loader, used one season. Like new. Apply Chester Ford, North Milton.

FOR SALE ONE BOAT TEN . feet long. practically new, 335.00 Apply Gay's Hothouse, Allen St. Phone 3104.

MASSEY HARRIS BINDER. ONE Deering hay mower. In good condition. Apply Mrs. James Gorveail, Nine Mile Creek.

REAR HOUSING AND DUAL wheels of truck suitable for trailer. Apply D.G. McPherson. North Wiitshlre.

ONE NO. 8 MASSEY - HARRIS

hay loader, push-bar type. also

1 dump rake. Apply John Thomp-

son. Frenchfori.

FOR GALVANIZED OR ALUM- lnum roofing. Write C.S. Holmes Box 261, Charlottetown or King- slon.

TWELVE ROOM HOUSE. SITUAT- ed near shore in Georgetown. In good repair. Owner leaving pro- vincc. Apply ,Mrs. Mabel I-learn. Georgetown.

HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER. including attachments - Like new, (Guarantee still lneffccti. Sacrifice for immediate sale. Tel. 9220.

ram non SAIFE. so scans clear 24 acres. wood house. good buildings. brook in the field. 13 acres oats. turnips. potatoes in. good garden. Apply John Duink-

I erken, Glen Valley. Fredericton.

FOR SALE - I50 ACRES AT Tracadle Cross with house and L "-" 70 acres clear. Situat- ed beside school. church and post office. Apply J. Elmer Blanchard. I65 Queen Street. Charlottetown.

HALL SPRAYER. MASSEY Harris combine lone-year-old), one shallow-well pump and pres-

one hay loader, doors and win- dows, two hay mowers. one po- into grader. Vernon MscRse, Belvedere Avenue. Phone 4513, after five o'clock.

VACUUM CLEANERS. HOUSE and Farm. (Wet and Dry pick- up) I 1-! hp. New - Unlimited Lifetime Guarantee. Also other Vacs. new, used. rebuilt. All makes serviced and repaired. Maritime Compact Sales. 170 Kent St., Ch'Town, P.E.I. Tel.

G-Iii. FOR IIOIJTSEWOIIKTIDI-AL 0886 or 3050.

KITCHEN HELP WANTED. AP- ply in person to Island Grill.

EXPERIENCED . WAITRESS wanted. Apply h person to Manta Restaurant.

GIRL OR ELDERLY LADY ro help care for small children in good country home. Apply Don C, Guardian, Summerside.

Quick '

sure tank. bath tub and fixtures. .

mo. Eesaie leis Vmtol ,

Isle Iell lasted

.:..:...:m....:. IETTER THAN AVERAGE IN- oonie for man who is ambitious and willing to learn. You can alloy Independence and high . "mu . c.. I. . ud nationally advertised Watkins products in a nearby rural lo- cality. Field training supplied. No investment necessary. For interview with Company repre- sentative, write today to Dept. Z. C. LA. The J.R. Watkins Company, W St. Roch St., Montreal. Que

WILL PERSON RETURNING from Boston to PE.l. please phone Asp. 7724 after 6 p.m. or write to 48 Winchester Street. Brookline, Mass.. if you have space in your truck for several pieces of furniture. '

"DESTROYER" F O R U S E IN outdoor toilets. Eats right down to the earth, saves you that un- pleasant 'leanlng task. Full dir- ections, satisfaction guaranteed. Order a can now, only 31.00 post- paid. Log Cabin Products. P. 0 Box 261, Charlottetown.

Serglces offered

TEEN-AGE (GIRL WOULD LIKE baby sitting afternoon or even- ings. Phone 0678.

isumo onus. QUEEN STREET

serving full courn dinners; specializing in Chinese dishes. Dial 5228.

WE REPAIR AND REWIND M0- tors. washer repairs. wringer rolls, refrigeration service and

, repairs. Storey Electric.

5 Teachrs Wanted g

'rr:s'cii'izi: FOTRAL-ON-G-CREEK School. Supplement S650. Apply Wilfred Stretch. Secretary.

WANTED TEACHER FOR

St. Mary's Road West School. Present supplement 3400.00 R. Gormley. Scc'y Trustees. l 'TEACH ER FOR BRACKLEY Point School. Supplement 3700. Gregor MacCallum. Secretary.

TEACHERS WANTED FOR Georgetown School. Principal, vice-principal, and five assist- ant teachers. Apply Mrs. N. W. Hansen, secretary.

TEACHER FOR GREEN- fleld School. 5500.00 supplement for First or Second Class tea- cher. 5400.00 for permit teacher. Small enrolment. Apply John W. Cairns, Secretary.

TEACHER FOR BETHEL SCHOOL 15 pupils. supplement 400.00 Apply Peter Driscoll. Bethel.

Iranspertstiea Wanted

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TRANSPORTATION WANTED TO Ontario next week. Phone at noon 04 - 24 Montague.

Vlantod Te lay

WANTED-ALE DOTTLEE. Pints or quarts. Dial 8505.

Wanted

COLLIE OR GERMAN POLICE or Irish Dysdale pup. Apply Box CBC c-o Guardian.

I ELECTROLUX PRACTICALLY new, at a bargain. Apply 171 Sydney Street.

WOMEN DESIRES HOUSE WORK by the day or by the week.

I Phone 3718.

'lY AUG. IST GROUND FLOOR

l, apartment or house, 1 children Apply Box 250 Guardian.

WORK WANTED on FARM or married -man. Dairy farm pre- ferred. Apply Box 254. Guard- ian.

3 RED ROOM APARTMENT HEAT

ed lit floor. Permanent em.

ployment good references can

be supplied. Apply Box 779 c-o

Guardian.

TWO OR THREE ROOMS OR Cottage within 00 miles of City, July 22 to Elli. Apply Box 143 Guardian.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY NUM- ber young pigs thirty-flvs lbs. and over at highest market pri- cu. Phone 5064 and these will be picked up at your farm. Wil- lard Prowae, Bracklcy.

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AUTHORS INVITED TO SUBMIT MSS all types (including Poems) for book publicatl . Reasonable terms. Stockwell Ltd., Ilfracombe England. (said ION).

roa QUICK RELIEF FROM stomach distress. Eieartvburn. acidity. use double-action Wild- er't St S Powd. First neu- traiisea. than protects stomach lining. At Hunter, Jen- kins, and Reddin Bros.. Char- ' ; Poley'a. Suinsnerslde.

FOR RENT

Modern furnished coi- tage in Keppech. Ap-

ply - . s. Roasts-

63 Goodwill Av). Phone 42I0

the,

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TEACHER WANTED

A degree teacher for Rural High School.

APP'v- ' Dept. of Education Before July 8. I957.

FOR SALE

1956 DODGE CUSTOM STATION WAGON

A bargain for quick sale. Phone 4628

Can be seen at Tom Davies Service Station.

WANTED

Girl or middle age woman for g e n e r a l housework. Adults only. Good wages. Apply-

22 PARK STREET or Phone 3071

'roniaY's

"TODAY'S SPECIAL"

1954 METEOR SEDAN, mileage 19000, one owner, show room con- dition. Drive thla car today. Color dark green-31400.00.

1955 MERCURY (M-350? ion cab and chassis. Good gooiniody. Only-81350.00.

STEWART MOTORS

DIAL 5431

one tires,

Salesman Wanted At Once

Excellent opportunity for smart man with car to make higher than average earnings. If you want to be your own boss and make more money write--

BOX 252, GUARDIAN

FOR SALE

Modern three bedroom house in Montague. Auto- matic oll-furnace. Good locality. Write Box 204. Montague or apply on prem- hes-

Mrs. Vincent White

WANTED

zoo STRAWBERRY A PICKERS Mount Stewart and Charlottetown Areas.

Apply: National Employment Office Charlottetown.

8217 per month while training Age limit 18-20 years.

3225-3300 per month

IBCCSSITY.

Government of "Canada Requires

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS IN TRAINING Competition Number 57461)

SR!) per month on completion of course

METEOROLOGICAL TECHNICIANS Competitfon Number 57-J6l7

High school graduation required. No prior training in meterology

Details and application forms at nearest Post Office. National Employment Office. or Civil Service Commission. Apply Civil Service Commission, 128 Highfield St., Moncton. NB.

bait, Dithane and all kinds

buckets.

IN STOCK

We have now in stock at lowest prices the follow- ing: Hei-bate 2-4-D baler and binder twine, fly-spray and

potato sprays, strawberry

boxes,' one dozen egg cartons, 50 lbs. box salt, 5-8-4 and 10 gallon cream and milk cans,

and all kinds of dairy

DILLON dz SPILLE'I'T, LTD.

beer bottles, scrap metal.

Street. -

YOUR BEST MARKET FOR

IRON and STEEL SCRAP

328.00.. . (2000Ib.Ton) CAR.BA'I'TERIE8 Paying highest cash prices for hides, horsehair,

Each 51.25

4

Truck scale weighing for your conveiilence. Centrally located opposite Eaton's Store on Kent

"Open 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Monday through Friday. Saturday 8 A.M. - 1 P.M.

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

estate.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

AT KENSINGTON

House contains three bedrooms and has hardwood floors throughout, complete with bath and all modern conveniences. Large lot with work shop at rear. Situate on south side of the main highway. For sale to close an

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For further particulars apply-

MRS. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, cm Mrs. H. Stewart, Kenslngton

or: Law Office of R. S. I-IINTON, Q.C., Summerslde.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc. Iell. Matiieson L Foster ID Ihlllllll 8.

J. Ema! Blanchard. I.A. II he. I. Phase III!

TODAY'S SPECIAL A

Why drive "an accident waiting to happen?"

1954 PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN

F. R, MeLAlNE LTD.

lalpeque Rd. - Dial 7358 Open Evenings

FOR SALE

FOR SALE

M. A. Former. O.C.. l.L.I. lad d Onmeres sua-

Allison M. Gillie. LL.I. II aha-use at Dial an

A Woithen Gaudei. l.I..I.

MscPhesl-Trainer Dues-I. Dlsldu

OPTOMETRISTS 1. A CarruthOf'I.'I.O. is use I. out no

IyronJ.Grant.O.D. SIZI. 1II1l

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I! IIUCI IAHON caaalsa Press Ital! Wi-has EDMONTON . (CPI-Each year

anadlaa farmers

weather conditions-.-hail. Thlasiiinnier.liIanetforttoex- pend the skimpy knowledge avail- able about such storms. Alberta farmers are co-operating with

BUSSES FOR SALE

lehoolbua brand new and naed. I5 Pudier. 88 passengers, many reconditioned and guaranteed.

8 Provost. 150-51. 30 passeng- era. with White direct and drive type engine. Highway Pullman seats. in good running order.

Manyotberinakee.modelsand typesofgoodnaodbuaaea.

1 tlonal tractor. model KB-C. Diesel. equipped with bull- doaer. '

Over lo trucks and snow Dlolllhlofltoll tons.

Ifloatftstractoretltoll Iona.

Prlcu slashed to clear - We need space.

We welcome trades. VACHON BUS SALES & MFG. LTD..

0) St.-Henri Street. In via. Quebec Tel: Tnnnlnua 7-5850

FOR SALE

By public auction at Johnston Motors Ltd., in Murray River in Prince Edward Island at 12 o'clock noon, July 12. 1957; one 1054 Dodge Sedan. Serial No. M77035. The above car is being sold pursuant to a conditional sales agreement made between Basil Morrison. Richmond. R.R.. P.E.I.. and Johnston Motors Ltd. Murray River. P.E.l., which said contract was duly assigned to Traders Finance Corporation Ltd.

For Sale

By public auction at Johnston Motors Ltd., in Murray River in Prince Edward Island at 12 o'clock noon. July 12. 1957; one 1954 Dodge Sedan. Serial No. 01521050. The. above car is being sold pursuant to a conditional sales agreement made between Charles W. Sheehan. Bear River, P. E. I.. and Johnston Motors Ltd., Murray River. P.E.I. which said contract was duly assigned iIpwTrsders Finance Corporation

FOR sAEE-

By public auction at Grafton Street Garage. 257 Grafton st.. Charlottetown, P.E.l.. on the lt5h day of July. I057 at one o'clock: one 1951 GMC is-ton truck Serial No. l9ll4llWIO. The above truck is being sold pursuant to a con- ditional sales agreement made be- tween Louis Dunphy. Souria. P. E. Island and Home Motors. Charlottetown which said contract was duly assigned to Traders Finance Corporation Lind

FOR SALE

By public auction at Greenls Garage. St. Peters Road, PEI. on 10 day July 1957, 12.30 noon one 1950 Ford Coach, Serial No. 047- 0450-68491-15395, the above car is being sold pursuant to a conditional sales merit made between lay- ton F. Maccormeck, Pleas- ant Grove, P.E.I., and Green's Gsrllf. St. Peters

y And Sell The Classified Wiay.Pl1one-8506;

Alberta Council Launches Research Into Hailstorms

science is a hall research study.

Dlrecbd by the Research Coun- cil of Alberta. it is hoped that out of the study will come eventually a means of predictllll hail storms and. perhaps. methods for lessen- ing the damage they cause. WIDESPREAD DAMAGE

Dr. R. M. Elafson. secretary of the council's advisory committee on bail. estimated in an interview that ball storms in 1955 cost Al- berta farmers as much as 570,-

Saskatcliewan'a losses probably were as much as 330,000,000. he said. while damage in Manitoba posssibly was half that in Saskat- chewan.

Insurance covers only a fraction of the loss. In 1956. the Alberta hail insurance board reports it paid out in claims Sl.06l,000. But the board estimates it insures only 15 per cent of the province's approximately 14,000,000 arable acres.

Private insurance companies protect an added five to to per cent of the total acreage.

This year": study started June 1 and will continue to Sept. I. Hall storms occur with greatest fro quency in July and begin to taper off in August, Dr. Elafson said. TO REPORT ON STORMS

About 15,000 farmers will pro- vide information in the study. Each has received a supply of postcards from the council. when a ball storm hits his area, a farmer is asked to record the duration of the storm, size of bail stones (pea. grape. golfball) and If the ball was ompanied by lightning and wind.

This information is being cor- related wlth that obtained by a special radar unit set up at the Penhold, Alta. RCAF base. de- signed to "see" cloud fromations and storms. rather than penetrat- ing through such weather condi- tions.

The actual area in which farmers are being asked to report hail conditions is a roughly rec- tangular block 150 miles by U miles in central Alberta and within the circumference of the radar's sweep.