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Page 14. The Guardian Monday. Oct. 31. 1955

I Classified Ads I

Agents Vfaetod

EXPERIENCED SALESMAN

carry additional hardware lines Corn- misaion basis. Write experience and territories now covering to

throughout the Province.

. Box 85. Toronto 4, Ont. Boarders Act:

male boarders. Dial 3718. BOARDERS

drinkers Home t:ral. Dial 6195.

Eon SALEKV-H 1951 AUSTIN sr.Fr.ll ion .Wagon. Lorne Good, Kirlt--

wood Drive.

ron SALE: T9411 rLi7niourn sedan. radio. healer. Good con

dition. Phone 5046.

TODAY'S SPECIAL

Our fal'

means savings for youe 151.31 FORD COACH

F. K. McLaine l.td., Open Evenings Malpeque Road

Dial 7358-9

FOITSALE '

One 1955 Plymouth Club

Coupe,

conditioning, heater, radio,

oiiiniodated can scconrmonarn ironic

AccoMMFiTArEn in private home. Phone 9967.

WANTED -'lF!T)ARDI:TIiS.A Non; cookirig Cen-

cars and I rocks For Sale

housecleaning

equipped with air

llolo Wanted Mai

pro WE uiio1iN'rLv nu WUDIIII to

Selling experience not ested in starting business of your own. write inediately to Mr. 150 St. Roch Street, Mantra

. IWVBMENTEARNA saoo.

service customers for nationally advertised Wat- kins Products in Charlottetown. H8085- sary as we train you. it inter- e profitable

T. Range.

A00. in time for Xmas spend-

a&FIllIale I Ioaolors Wanted

no MAN on FEA'ciri"ii WTFNF D” CT. . ha school, supplfnlieglo "”"'e C"'”d'9” "'5 '5” "W ply Igongrd G.-ggnm, Secrg other country, but I. V. Macdon-

tary, Coleman .'

To Let 176 LE1:-inooms. APPLY r 246 Kent or phone 4778.

im- al.

76 nished room. Dial 9169.

-to Lnr-LAaoi7:”iiEA?Ep rii

ro LET-L-ONE LARGE 1-cums".

'ReporI G

cial secretary at Bonn. reports V that ”thc excellent quality of Ca- O nadian woollen rags has created I steadily increasing demand for them in the West German mar- ket."

1.1, "this"

he adds West Germany may event-

seems possible."

mg 62.50 hourly) on full or . - . - . spareume basis sen,iCmL, reg , ishcd front room. heated. l75v':r:iH bff:;”':l;gsq,'"'d"” M" ""5 ular customers incstahlisht.-u ls ' s?Yd"'-W g The rag, uie reconvened land route with 7.50 Home ougg To LETLH Rooms .hudd.f I de lmi A ,1 ,Id, Ed, g I . )0r ow-gro co ng. leIe.55'te5 "W" "'1 W 5 lwilllible llrsl 0! month Apply The rat: business of Canadian M”dlcl"'35-, C”5me.""5: xm.a 1'33 Queen Street. exporters has risen this year. Card? ”3"he”-, E""g1'5h DI" ff Lif"; iiwo FURNEHED Last year they shipped a total of nerwdre, etc. hxperlencev -in heated roomy. working girl; re .3mg0m worth abroad. lI8C055-3TY- WP"? MP W he I Phone" 9566 p The bureau of statistics reports Pl"'"e”v 5 Ila pal” Ste be- ":9; gwge ” l - -that in the first six months this M”"""'; W . ro LET-SINGLE on SEPAIB vezr 51,714,000 worth of cotteoln

toly or together. two heated -11 W00l NE-" W0?! 9XP0l'l .

I Lost & Found '

.. ro'fJNo-i6”sAiu. own!-:ii MAY calling at 248

have same by Grafton Street.

LOST-SMALLVCREAM can BE tween North River and New Vew

Haven. lnlw

Haven.

M Male llolp Wanton

Nollfr Was

WANTED - MAN ro wont ON fami. Apply Marven Bell. .V1il-

ton. Dial 7788.

WANTED-MIDDLE-AGED MAN part time. House provided near Charlotte- Apply R.C.. Guardian.

opportunities for M311-

D0-IT-YOURSELFZ WRITE FOR free catalogue on T.V. Antennas and Accessories. Love and Agar,

Stratford.

for farm work.

town.

15 Pleasant Drive. Ont.

mm URGENTLY NEEDED ro meet demands of Electronics, Television. Radio ()p..allng Nu

F00m5. ir not. Brighton district 0. T., Guardian

Wanted FAN"rEn ro niiv-i.An'v's iiiisir Phone WANTED-LATE MODEL cans Apply Checker Cab

IANTED - A NUMBER OF fox horses. Rex Dawson. Al- bany.

WANTED .. UsEn TAPE REC- ording machine. Write Box 551,

Guardian.

77 N Filo - ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts Dial 115 Michael Bros

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY To rent. furnished. heated apart- ment. Two bedrooms. kitchen and bath. Dial 5195.

experience necesgnry to take 'ANTED- CALVES. SHOR'P' and seat covers. Very low industry approved home study horn or Hereford grade. Flve . plan including kit, of pm-tn or months to a year old. Roland ,m1leago. loin day or night classes start- Hill. North Bed-.-quot lng soon. Skilled men get 5400 "MT ' ”' I PHONE 7358 500 plus monthly. based on or wnfk Wgntsd

For Sale Phone 8702. Apply 241 Dorcbester Street.

old. Peter Clarkin. Emyvale.

12-3325.

ley Point.

gow Road. bustion beater. Phone 7671. drum. Phone 4778.

Cole. Hunter River.

Nice Xmas gift. Phone 0461.

dition. Dial Q1.

lottetown Royalty.

FOB IALI-ACIII OF LAND IN tween the proper- . Sterns and John 0. Good. For information write Thompson, to Ituuell

Wineloe. ties of II.

Wilfred at. Dartmouth. N. I

I For Sale

0 room house. all mod- ern conveniences, 379 Kent Street. Apply to-

FRANK CREAMER 80 Keriaington Road

For lleiit 35! llltl-Two IAIGI.

heated. ediolnlno rooms. enli- abie for light boueekeeptnl. Centrally located. Dial IVIO.

,ivov. P1. rm:

Ion SALE--DRY sLA11 wooo. Eon sALE-sPAcE""Ti-EATER.

F0! SALE-8 FIG! I WEEKS

F0-RF SALE-- 1 MAKE 12 YEARS old. Loo Mccloaltey. Emyvale. FOR SALE-LAYING PULL!”-

hybreck. Rex Dawson. Albany. D01! SALE-BLACK FUR COAT.

size 40. Phone between 9 and

Fort SALE-I2 vooiuo PIGS 1 litter. James Mccallum, Brack-

EOB SALE-SITORTIIORN COW

due to freshen. Bert Ford, Glu-

roit SALE-Eiiriiienisn coil?- Good condition.

n3&EAEwE electric motor. Also one all

nous: non ASALE on nan-r. Apply within one week Melvin

FOR SALE-ANTIQUE isnrrnn upholstered in lovely broeetelle.

FOR SALE-YOUNG REGISTER- etl Jersey cow and better call. A. Dnrracli. Eu! Roy!!!)'- FOR SALE - SEVEN JERIEY

' heifers to freshen first November

Applv T Glydon and Sons. Mar-

Ealc i1oE'sALi-;'-Vvacuviu 'E:LT:A'1Fi'ii. Eureka upright model: also

Eureka Junior. Both good con-

FOR SALE - I ACII FARM with buildings. Estate of Brenton MacDonald. Vernon River. Reas- onably priced. oasy terms, Apply Mrs. Jamel Lou. R.R.7, Char-

perience and service. Send for Free to page bookie

Radio College of Canada.

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNITIES IN WINNIPEG

opportunities available fo

career in retailing.

53,600 per year. Qualifications necessary- Age-20 to 25 years.

experience.

Transportation to Winni- peg will be paid by the Hurl- son's Boy Company for suc- cessful applicants.

Mr. M. H. IVIIICKCIIZIO, representing the Hudson's Bay Company, will he in Charlottetown on Nov. 2nd to interview interested ap- pllcants.

For full particiilars Rlltl to arrange an interview, apply to:

THE NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICI5 36 Grafton Street,

Charlottetown

DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT

Men are being selected in this area to be trained for high-pay jobs as Diesel mechanics. oper- ators, marine Diesel. partemen. servicemen, trouble shooters and many other Jobs in this rapidly expanding industry. If you are mechanically minded and want increased earnings. you owe it to yourself to find out whether or not you can qualify. For free information. without obligation. write giving address and phone number to:

TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. LTD. Div. I. 333A lloor street W., Toronto 10. Ontario.

Peroeeel AUTHORS nvvrrsn IUIMIT use all types (including Poemel for boolt publication. Stocliwell Ltd. Elms Court. Ilfraemnbe. Eng- land (laid tut. .

IVER? DBUBGIST IN CANADA sells and rocanineada Wilder's ltouiee etonieeli

ortbnra.

Act now!

No obligation. state educating! 552 Gundmnu

lathuret It. Toronto. Ont. 27l year: specializing in Electron- ice.

The Hudson's Bay Com. pany, Department Store has.

young men interested in a

Starting salary 53,300 to

Education - Degree in. Arts or Commerce is desire-I able although we will accept Grade 11 plus retail sales

short distance - opting. Well fenced. 8 room 11

telephone, furnace. Lights a

,liXiVi3:i3HEi"rF)-ixi is IIDUSE keeper No children Write box

t.

BIG EXPANSION

STOCK)-IOLM lCPlslt should be possible to increase the capacity, of Sweden's cellulose industry by 500.000 tons in years, said Erikl Severin, chairman of comr wee- lnvestlgaling South Sweden's for- est industry. Sawmill output ilS0 zcan be increased. he said, as the, yearly regrowth exceeds the' amount cut.

F

RCAF Station, Summerside,

Plans, specifications and be obtained by General Cont Plans Section, Room 156, at

This deposit is forfeited if the cations are not returned in g

DCL Halifax Branch Office a

I led for In the tender docume

I ance of the bid. The lowest "or any tende

J. D. JENNISON, Secretary, No. 4 Temp. Bldg, 56 Lyon St., 0'I'I'AWA, Ontario.

ground floor, furnished

fransportatlon wanted I TI-ANTED-PASISAAGE TFTOE Lonto or Boston.wDial 5257. ,

I

DEFENCE CONSTRUCTION (I951) LIMITED

PROJECT: Construction of a Fire Hall Extension.

SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to content and addressed to the undersigned, for the above project will be received until 3:00 P.M. (Eastern Standard Timel

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1955. I

posit of 325.00 payable to Defence Construction (1951 . Limited is required for each set oi plans and documents.

fourteenth day following contract award.

Plans and specifications will he on view at Builders Exrhanges in Halifax, Moncton. Saint John. Fredericton.

Each tender must be submitted on the forms pre- scribed and be accompanied by a sr-curity deposit as cal-

demnify the owner against loss in the event of with- drawal of the successful tender

:ompared with 61,147,000 in thel

Apply same period of 1954 and 51,227.-

000 in the first six months of

1933.

in addition, rags of materials other than cotton and wool rbrought Candian shippers from,

I

Another Firm I D 1 ' Hikes Newsprin I VANCUUVLR. ICPI - A unec- per cent boost in newsprint prlcesl In Canadian and United States lpubl'.”

Powell River Sales Co. Ltd.

Mr. Foley said the new prit-e.lhlgh earnings and booming: salt-s l'1'he stock gained only S1.

effective Nov. 15. would increase prices from 34 to 54.50 per ton! Basic price now is 512 in Can- ada and S128 in the U. .

Powell River supplies its iiews- prlnl mainly to British Columbia and U. S. users. It in the fourthl Canadian paper company to raieel its price in the last 10 days.

The St. Laurence Corp. firstl iiit'i'cased its price by 35 a ton; Abillbi went up 85 and Canadian international Paper Co. increased 5-I

other major paper manufac met in R C. has madr no announce- 'vlenl Company officials were not nmerliately available for com ienf.

SITUATION FAVORABLE

THE HAGUE. The Neiierlande

Reuters)-A S. Tuinman, Dutch emigration attache in Ottawa. saidl Thursday the situation is "excep-I tlonally favorable now for lrnmi- grants to Canada." Tuinman, visit- ing here, told a reporter that cal-. lng of admission requirements hadv helped the situation for Dutch im- migrants.

D1

tary spokes an announced. The foreign office said the as-

S8

Egyptian raid Tuesday on an is- raeli police post and added: ”If Weapons and ammunition." they leave us alone. we will leave them alone."

In Cairo, an Egyptian spokesman Strength. llsln reported four Egyptians and four maclllfle-Ellns Israelis were killed lclash. He said the Israeli force was 11 driven off. Egypt filed a protest

P. E. I. Filee-122-20-S2-3.

tender forms required mu; ractors only from D. C. L the address below. A dc

complete plans and specifi- ood order on or before the

nrl at the address below.

nls. Such deposit shall In-

siihsoqiienf to accept-

r not ncccssarily accepted.

urday afternoon the 12th day

K. P

Well situated farm of from Monte

100 gut-.

floors, electricity,

ally pnoeil. One-third dow .bal but than IIIIII intenet relte. P.o':ees:inon”:y':i::. 1 APPLY soxs-53 GUARDIAN " ”

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

1, NEW, NEW HOLLAND HAY BALER normally priced at approx. 52100.00.

1 will definitely sell this hay baler at my auction pavilion Village of Durham, Plctou County, N. 5., on sat.

hour of 2:00 P.M. rain or shine.

. Someoneis going to get a real bargain. is invited and the baler can be seen at my aucti at any reasonable time between now and sale other items to auction off on same date.

Durham, Pictou Co., N.S.,

Exchange.

FOR SALE

bath. hot and cold water. rid water in barn. Reason-

, Model 77,

of November 1955 at the

, ite Inspection

on pavilion date. Many Y. PARKER, Auctioneer.

hone No. 1804-R 2, Plctou

acres on paved highway Excellent posture with welllng, asphalt roof.

Treno Sometime: Baffling

s was announced Satur- high earnings and declared the day by M. J. Foley. president of usual dividend. The stock fell.

United States ccunoniy next year C?-5i '07 the mi?hln"Y- nllmldn wlth record highs in emplovmont isiml and gas equipment ""1 com Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd., forecast by Steel magazine.

'comc in the scroiid (1lIill'lf”' most inrliistries sharing in llw lwiie fits. the metalworking u'eekl,v says A minor dip may come in the sec- ond half but it should be moderated by the usual fall uptiirn aided by on finished steel and staeln-iaklnn the national election. it added.

tlan soldiers were killed F ' b 1 i L glilifuarfetglckgddgyfrtslities:-arfoht lhlpe): REPELLED ATTACK

-with the United Nations mixed lsraell police post at Bee,-oymm, crate and metals were brought up "The holes we've dug haven't "Those layers ofuoak erent a Jrmimc, commission and dentin tlw demimarized E1Au3..mn,,. front that level but flood waters proved or disproved the legend hoax. he added. Ill retuin in mended an immediate hear,” phpllbllo, He said seven of the 39 mp. prevented earlier expeditions from about buried treasure- But they the spring with a bigger rig and I fighting ocurred at Kuntila. i1it,""9f Esyptlans were wounded and reaching the vault. have convinced me that I should datcctor.' - three miles inside Egypti old W9" W9" I" 1!" llfaell lI'm.V hol- 'torrltory in the northern Sin: 1-n- l'"" mama. when. "N, Egypmn am The lsrzieli informant said four they maintained a post to vwk "' ll"? 8llN'kl'liiI force were narcotics traffic. l"'"'"l9d- The Cairo spokesman salt" the A" 15"?" fnreltln mlnlslfy

Egyptian forces at Kuntlla very small but when the Israellslll" l5l'99” counleraction . - attacked just before 2 a. m. rein-ll” ""ll'l”'5lZf-'

iinniiisi ran ,

Iron and Steel Scrap, per (2000 lb. ton) Car Batteries, each . . Cow Hides, per lb. ..

Bring in your lead, our rads, brass, copper, rope,

beer bottles, horse hair. A y r after one obtained a ' You will receive highest """ "Y 59"" In California. ca h ' e. T'T7"'

5 price ' iviiwait rrtonitm

Truck scale weighing for your convenience.

Centrally located oppos-

Street.

ffeerloe Ileok 1 co. Dial 952;

is in A-I condition. oil heated I to site 3:39 min.

Out Our Way Bv-J R Williams tooveelsfoie

ood Demand F or

iiIv.EAi.i.1wseuM ITO HE'S ::CeLL& CHTIFI I '1' - .AN' AM , .

' 1 rraw-r MDVIWFAST sptAnLst.er t3iglN:ll1;::Int8lVABPlIrled.uA

ana ian 3 S I1 erman '0 -W M We -I without leaving a will. she .01,

her lawyer instead to let her mi

OTTAWA tCP)e-West Germany 8327,1130 from January to June their clothing expondttureo." atlvel fight over the money, Tim;-,.

1- --v---ed an ”3'"'i;l?.lol” f3?.”'””” ”'.l.u?i'.'f'.'u.l”1'. m "W"

Canada": rage. I " 3”" " I ' " - .3 cuum” "E. n M. W Oialdwell said The United States still takeslLOW-PRICED GARMENTS employs co m,,.;,,,.,, , M. 64. came to 5:9 M.ascdona1d,mwriti!iigdi'n tihe msortlzilig LIIVOEQ: ruiovllil ha: month. baton 11" dam, am,

us 0 e rar u- as. open to on. ma asked "what would he -- . ”

am. amsm" mum” comm” partinent's fortnightly Pllbll('8ll0n ally the role go through mach-R pp” ” sh”

died without leaving a will. "I advised her that a log of people would learn that she had . l sizable estate and there would be a heck of a fight," Caldwell said "She thought about it a minute. then Just shook tier head and said; ”i'liat's all right. Lot 'em fight."- lzi: will was made. increasing numb f found kinamen haveefilgd ntellzlil messages of regret with the court. utrt :1 V rotor of the teda 8".'tGIti;l9.C I l? since he elflmg.

"Foreign Trade." lays the Ger man textile industry uses Cana- dian rags to produce low priced garments for home uinsumers "many of whom receive relative- ly low wages and have to watch

ines and come out II -IIIONV. roughly equivalent to the original raw material. The shoddy ll carded and then sent to mills to 'be made into yarn and eventu- ally cloth.

y Recent N.'Y. Stock Market

g epineter left holdings

NEH YORK 'APlvThc stock the stocks acted as they did. in which are valued in excess of

norm had a change of pace last many cases, speculators and in . and which may run .. week .td capped its recovery drive vestors had been buying these I THE TELL-TALE

high as 3500.000.

with a mixed and sometimes haf- fling performance. The great fall set off by Prcsi

C-CIvCl&thV.I Illallf stocks for days in anticipation of r3 '--3----- favorable action. Sometimes they

built their hopes so high that they

Japan Hovhig

dent Eisenhower's illness hit boi- would have been disappointed at DU; 80 fdin Housg Mabr Hogple

tom Oct. 11, and since then theialmost any kind of dtvldonld action a g I TrOIlb'Qs market has advanced viine times taken. The measure of tber disap- ------A

and declined four. Last week saw pointmeut was apparent in the sell- y Z”, IILL 85 A5 QUIETAE” TOKYO ,lAP)mJ8iNin is llavim three of those four declines. The log that followed the news. In other SAKS, LETS Mm, Home BUTLER IN A WINE .1. troubles with food products, Associated Press average of 60 cases, speculators bad a profit and E5AD1 I D

First it was arsenic disoave,-9.

in processed powdered milk. Thou

sands of cases were destroyed. Then piibllc health authoring.

, CE LLRR. BROTHER Amos!-mm

Be ABLE TO Przoouce some gfL3liJ:fTAl:';l;l'E

stocks was down 51 at .S16ll.9(l There was a flood of record high earnings and a mass of excellent

sold to turn that profit into cash as soon as the news broke. Canadian issues were mostly

. . FECT5 IF I

dividend news. But you couldn t tell lower on the week. Mclntyro drop- ASTDMISHMG EF SUMPIN NILL 3.03 amlol-"Iced "181 spot check

it by the way thoninrkei acted oedv W4 over the five day period. CA':4:Ex&l;l,lfli'.0UC:)0ItrET'lE0L5 up THAT "ILL OFFEQ I':.”'e5 Md dlwmed Wlmleiales cool Y Here'are some items and the closing Friday, at 72 34- lnternn- HOOPLE MANORIJW A CHANCT FEReME IS lgirm contamination of 1155

immediate reaction of. the stock tmnal ,Nlckel . slipped 2 to ma Au HIM 10, & quani es of meats. sausage. pr. U.S. Steel raised its dividend. The Canadian Pacific was off it at 31V; PARDN 6. serves. and ice cream. Sales fel

stock fell.

and Hiram Walker eased M to 7010. Bethlehem Steel reported record

Distillers Seagram gained 1V4 at 4'1”; and Dome Mines remained un- changed at 141142.

Giant Yellowknife added It to 54': on the American stock exchange. Lake Shore was off It at We and

.Rnyalite Oil dropped his to l3l”a.

Predicts Boost In U.S. Economy For Next Year

CLEVELAND

off sharplyvfor a half a day,

Last week It was a controversi over worms in chocolate. A choc Om? Campliny said tests shower the worms were harmless if can sumed by humans. Health officials Salli they were dangerous. TllUP5d8.V. K II I t s 11 k a citiz- ens complained that their milli contained tiny white worms. The milk distribution agency expressed regrets.

pBri'l'clin. U. S. Line Up Middle East Program

GENEVA. lAP)e- Britain and the United States were repnrml Friday night to have set the main lines of a new drive to stall the spread of Soviet lnflueiice through hhr Middle East. Diplomatic informants said al- ter an hour-long meeting between Foreign Secretary Macmillan and State Secretary Dulles three im- mediate policy goals have been defined Buildup of the West's provon friends in the area militarily and economic lly.