Prescription For A Profit: A Guardian Want Ad - Call 8506

'lu;sdziy. Jan. 29. 1957 IN MEMORIAM

my dear mother. Mrs. R. it Rcberts. who passed away Jan Jlih. 1952. '

of her. Loviiigly remembered by Mar lorie. Art and Gail.

Harry E. Roberts. who passed away Jan. 28. i938. Deep in our heart lies a picture More precious than silver and gold. 'l'is a picture of a dear husband and father Whose memory will never grow old

lovingly remembered by wife and family

IWGGAN-in loving memory of my brother, Homer Duggan. who passed away in Toronto. Ontar- in. on January 30. I958. inserted by his sister Sadie.

DUGGAN-In loving memory of Homer Duggan who departed this life January N). 1956. Always temembered by Mari-

arie and Aben.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon MacKin- non and family. wish to thank all those who sent Mass cards, Sym- pathy cards and floral tributes and those who helped in any way iluririg their recent sad bereave- men .

I wish to thank the box holders Ml my route who so kindly re- membered me at Christmas with various gifts and money also for your many acts of h'ndness during the past year. Robert L. Smith, Mall Courier. liunterls River R-R. No. 1.

lwish to extend my sincere thanks to Dr. Preston hiclntym. my special nurses. the nurses and trait of King's County Hospital, for their kindness to me: also Rev. Fred Mcifinnon and other rlergymen who visited me. I also wish to thank all the kind people uhn remembered me with cards, gifts and treats while in hospital. and also at Christmas time. I thank you all.

Louise Mai.-Pherson. Bcllevue. P. E. I.

in Mcuoniiif

MILTON F. VESSEY

V The death occurred suddenly at rm home after a lengthy illness of Milton 1'. Vcssey. York. in his 77th year

He was a sun of the late Mr. and ll'r-. llichard Vessey. York. where, he resided all his life.

in 1905 he married Jnnlr Gill of Pleasant Grove who pi-cdecgucd him in lit5.'i.

lie Iivas always active in Church and (immunity work and was Sun'- rtay S c h ool Superintendant for many years.

He is survived by his rigugliter And two sons lilmelyt-(Flog-gncgt El” lllrry Lewis: Frank and Ichard. also thirteen grnnd- children.

'll'lly one brother. A-chlbald lur- iives of a family of eleven.

p lllx funeral service which was -lrxrly attended was held from lurk United Church. rs. gervlou gems conducted by his faithful lslor. Rev. .1. M. Sproule. assist- ”fl by Rev. Howard Christie and Rev. Thomas Wilson.

Hymns chosen by the deceased V r re: "All the Way My Savior lrads Me." "When I survey the Wondrous Cross." and "Soldiers of Christ Arise."

-Pallbearers were his own choice .Wendall Veasey. Norman Brown, lorntin Duck. Clifford Chappell. Myron Ling and Howard Watts.

llAlIli OF TIIAIIKS,

. fry wish to thank Drs. Maclfenlle.

The family of the late Mr. Ves-

icaman and Len. Rev. J. M. ioroule. relatives. I r i e II it s and tcighbora who sent flowers. cards tr letters of sympathy or who help

line Guardian Page 7

ROBERTS-ln loving memory of

Years cannot darken nor shadows

ue. Thv beautiful memories we have

n.0IlER'l'.Sl-In loyidg memory of our dear husband and father

By Public Auction at Johnston Motors Ltd. in Murray River in Prince Edward Island at 12 0'. clock noon. February iith. 1957: cue 1953 Chevrolet Express serial No. 3131405247. The above truck is being sold pursuant to a con. ditional sales agreement made between HOWARD JOSEPH DUN- PHY. SOURIS. RBI. and John- ston Motora Ltd.. Murray River, P. E. I.. 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. February ii ,l957: one 1943 Ford 1 ton Express. ser- ial No. H49-lii690. The above truck is being sold pursuant to a conditional sales agrccmcnt made between Marne F. Kennedy. Mon-

Apply Victor Pliiuu. Ruatieo. j-&2- -1-

iTser use CONSOLE our- side aerial ssooo ma fa nos Phone 4544.

NEWLY FBESIIENED (WEE- sey Cow Ap Redvsrs sta- wart, Loyalist d. P.E.I.

FOR SALE ONE JERSEY COW to freshen February tat quantity baled straw. Walter Craig Middleton.

REGISTERED IIOLSTEIN COW coming 4 years old to freshen March lat. George A. Godfrey and Sons, North Wiltahtre.

CLINTON CRAIN SAW UIEII one month: '46 Ford and '0 Nash. Both can have good tires. motor and body. Iargaia on an three articles. Harold Gould. DeSable.

875.00 FOR YOUR OLD CIAIN saw regardless of make or con- dition on new low priced Fleet-

wood chain saws. naxt week only. Keith Moase. Kenaingtoa. Sales and Service.

also

l cars sail Trucks For Sale For sale this llels fiaatsl

ms nonon SEDAN. rowearu . mp , right for quick sale. pnifnlllggl). 0l:rEc'.ll?'Jg:l'N&D'Tn.i-'1'" Free Just; like anlbapartnieat one PROPANE I IEATII-.' tin llN'l,lll,Yyouc "' "ll :0:

S ured three men . Phone I121. shirts. slacks. sportswdar. work

ONE PIANO. i.ioirr suriol. ,,,..,.,,,' f,fi',,, fN:”",',,',':,'?',:';,;

ntcelnry. full or part time. Free clothing for personal use as extra bonus. Write for Pow- arful Free Sample Outfit abso- lutely free and full instructions. Dept. Ills. The Cooper-Johnson Co.. P.O. Box 1100. Resonan- ois. One.

Man required with auto- motive ,experience. high school or better education. Age 28 to 30. Height at least 5' 10". Willing to travel. car supplied, re- muneration depending on

benefits: group insurance, life, accident, sickness; hos- pital, medical plan, pension plan, savings plan. Position provides opportunities for advancement. Please reply to-

BOX NO. 797 GUARDIAN

tagua. P.I-2.1.. and ' ” t Mo- tors Ltd.. Murray River. P.E.i. Which said contract was duly

assigned to TRADERS FINANCE CORPORATION LTD.

FOR SXF

By Public Auction at Johnston Motors Ltd.. in Murray River in Prince Edward Island at 12 o'cbclt noon. February llth, 1957; One 1955 Dodge Sedan. Serial No. 90097123. The above car is being sold pursuant to a sales agreement made between Eugene B. Conrad. 60 Fairbanks St.. Dartmouth. N.8.. and John- ston Motors Ltd. Murray River. P.E.I. Which said contract was duly assigned to TRADERS FIN- ANCE CORPORATION LTD.

Wgg For llant W

TWO UNFURNISHEDI ROOMS, End floor. Central. Dial 3679. FOR iFEii1"Tri.Ti6it SANDERS Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.

FtJTi?isTiii:n nfriunmsoou. Qsgly no school Street or phone

i

Lanai:-Tiii?.i)'aiOrTiFfc:'Tnoiiii'. Suitable for two. Ground floor. A Write Box 794. Guardian.

FOUR R O O M APARTMENT. first floor. heated. and bathroom Allllly 206 Grafton Street or dial 9038.

A BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS. BATH at East Royalty. Apply Mrs. Frank Macltay. East Royalty. Dial 7843. CABIN. TRAILER WITH 01!. heater. lied Chesterfield and Propane gas stove. Suitable for young couple. Call 6352. BUSINESS PREMISES. 92 KENT street. now occupied by Mac- Fsrlane Furniture Company. mly W. E. Scantlehury or dial

For sale

FIFTY PULLETS six Mom-iis gold. Weddell Bros.. Crapaud. -rwo aooius AND iui'riiT7iii'. haat. Adults onu-..iis School St. one BLACK sear. con. sfzi

to. Good condition. Dial sioo af- . ter 6 p.m.A one FAIRBANKS-TIOVIISE-RVIATGZ neto for a four-cylinder motor. Amity Rlverdow Service sis- tion. Montague. FOR sane: ii:iiTriii'irui."ifsTo- liah letter. Female. 3 years. Also

pup. 6 mos. W t Ma Klnkrou. "O" M”

an ornii-r”noTiioTisniioTn orator. 1.,

Electric. Also two Annie and

two conventional type refriger-

.'.”L'2'...-

FOR SALE:O"B-EXCHANGE.

bans. or bullets. cattle.

roe-Ie..' l;Id work .

mm ears. P I .

Rysn. ands. "' "" '"

ONE BOAT.

-Triitf. eompiete with 2-85 Chev engine. shaft. in-oiietier. and "hauler. Also four hundred traps. one

is-Tn?"

'fllIlIl.IIILY'l7I.

conditional .

LARGE WARDROBE TRUNK. fitted with drawers. clothes and shoe racks. etc. Also quantity unused. heavy sports yarn. Sult- able for Mary Maxims Patterns.

Phone 6541 after 5.30.

DESIRABLE I SELF CONTAIN- ed apartment dwelling. both cut- its. rented. only interested buv- ers need apply. Owner leaving province. only reason for selling. Priced for sale. seen by appoint- ment only. Phone 7382. between 10 a.m and 1 p.m. BRIGHTON AREA. TWO FAM- ily residence. six rooms in each. completely modern throughout, four years old. Automatic oil heating and hot water control- led. Picture windows front and rear. Well appointed Lot. Many valuable extras ' ' ” O Im-

-" t possesaslon of one hill to buyer. Principals only. Dial 1848.

OR SALE

Used Fireco coal and wood range with water front. Excellent condition.

CALI. 3934

For Sale By Tender

THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY FUR TRADE DEPARTMENT

is accepting a limited number of " ” from single young men under 23 years of age. with a high school education. to train in fur buying and merchandising at various points in Northern Canada. These positions offer ex- cellent living and working condi- tlons and opportunities for pro- motion. For further information write to: Personnel Manager. Fur Trade Department. Hudson's Hay House. Winnipeg 1. Manitoba.

LlVlNGS'I'0NI'1 - McAR'l'HUR

NURSING HOME Open for male and female con- valescent and chronically ill pa- tients. For Information- PHONE 771!

Hampton Shed-to be cleared from present site. Tenders to be in February 15, 1957. Highest er lowest tender not necessarily ae- ccpted. Apply-

(THARLES R. DUNSFORD.

Secretary.

T rota SALEM

New modern six mom bungalow situated in ClU on North .River Road. Hot water oil furnace with hue-

board radiators. attached garage, large lot. immed- into. possession.

L. H. KENNEDY Real Estate and Insurance

166 Great George Street. Phone 3912

Feasts Isis mater.

I100 MONTIILY POI WEARING lovely dresses llvetl 10 PW I bonus. Just snow North Amort- ha Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvaulnl. lnvellmlhfl 0' experience necessary- North American Fashion Frottltl. Ud- M5 industrial llvd. Dlpt. X- TID. Montreal. P.9-

....-

NURSES-GRADUATES FOR U. S. A.

Staff nurses for oveflflll

room. obstetrics. record! room pediatric.-. vrenllflfi ItIl'II'7.

JEWISH HCIPITAL

New lyds Purl. New Ydk. U.I.A.

A roiui HtFl'OR-FR-OM.-I2 "1-o

.-.........yl,nn,.. name To not TIANIFIIBED 'ro crrv. nei-

Sorvlcas offered , CELLARS PUMPED. DAY OI night. Phone 5768- p NURSE wiu. n'os'icn'.'a"iv-ii care for invaiida or semi-invalida- &Wrlta Box 7!? Guardian. roun IMPERIAL s.'"sso.s'iiEva: 011 Agent. Charlottetown area is Harry C. Mellifll. Phone use ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET aervilnlgl full course dinners: spec sing in Dial 528.

Chinese dishea

WI REPAIR AND IIEWIND MO- tara. washer repairs. wringer rolls, refrigeration service and repairs. Stony Electric.

NOTICE

Furniture re

paired and , refinished at-

AYLWARDS l'iUR.NI'lll.lRI:) REPAIR SHOP Phone 8125

ED.....s..,-.-

Isatsl WW WANFID - ALE BO'I'I'LlS. Of Warts. Dial 3595.

I with no less than :10 oil prea- ltire when hot. Apply Mr. Lloydl . North Tryon P.E.l.

qualifications. Top employee l

rennzns FOR Dnznaina SEALED TNDERS, to the undersigned gud PIKE'S ARM. NFLD.," will received in the office of the see- retary until 3 p.m (EST). WED- NESDAY. FEBRUARY l.1. 1957. Cninbinarl lpecllicgtion gm! form of tender can he go." ".1 obtained at the office of

of Public Works, Ottawa. Ontario. also at the office of the District Flnllnwr. Post Office Box R-Z39, Hltlldlht 39. Buckmastersi Fl St. Johnn'a Nfld.. and Dominion Public Bldg.. P.O Box 8'75 Hlli. fax. N.S.

To be .onsider.-cl each tender must be accompanied by a ucur.

peclfied in the forms of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Diiilrtment and in accordance with the conditions set forth there-

Tenders must include the tow- tng of the plant to and from the

work. The dredgcs and other plant

cember. 1952. or shall have been duly registered in Canada on or before the thirty-first day of De- ccmber. 1952. or shall have been built entirely in Canada quent to that date.

necessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTII-ZR. Chief of Administrative Services. and Secretary. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. January 28. tft.'i7.

REl-LRIGAERATORSI

All new models at lowest prices. When you are buying it refriger-

iiire making and you should con- sider buying a quality refriger- ator”with a good name. You can always depend on Firestone or Westinghouse for -long years of service. Prices start iii 3169.95. We take your old refrigerator in trade.

FIRESTONE

, HOME 3. AUTO co.

LTD.

Dial 554'! I81 (If. Geo. St. We take anything in trade.

addressed win in. endorsed; "TENDER FOR FEDERAL Ni:-iw-r bei BUILDING.

the Chief, Engineer 4H and R). Department'

dd. Works. Building 29. Buckmasters'

l

which are intended to be employ- Cl"'l A"'h'”cl" ed on this work shall have been.”'''"'”"' ll" . . . dugy registered 1" cum” 0" Mlihrnugh the office of the llsitricllp.p;.y,. ban" the thmy,f;,.s, My M no-Architect, Departniciit of Publlcimccuk-,m.,, at in, work on 4,.

FIRI'ZSTONF. k WESTINGHOIISIC.

l

ator it is an investment that ynii V

gineer. Department of Public

4

SEALED TENDERS addressed. undersigned and endorsedl

ST. ANTHONY. Newfoundland" will be re- ceived in the office of the Secre- tary. until .'i.0tt p.m. IE, 3, 11), WEDESDAY. MARCH 30. 1957.

Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Archi- tect, Department of Public Works, Ottawa. Ontario, the District Architect. Department of Public

Field, St. John's Nfld., the Post Office, Cornerbrook, Nfld.. the the Post Office, Bonavista,-Nfld., and the Post Office. St. Anthony, Nfld.

ity in the form of a certified cheque or bonds as specified in the forms of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance; with the courlitionii set forth there-. ln. '

The lleparlmi-iii, tbroiigli the office. or undersigned. o r v

Works, Building 29. Huckmnsterrl Field. St. John's. Nflri-. will sup--' ply the blue-prints and specifics-pl

tion of the work on deposit of ll(jp;'vER (;p;Nr.jRAL or (ANAJ guh5Q.lSllm of S7:'u.0n. in the form of at

(ff-IIITIFII-In bank cheque or man-

The lowest or any lender notcv-order payable to the order 0l'gpeciflcalinn

the RECEIVER GENERAL OF; CANADA. The deposit will he re-' leased on return of the blue-prints and specification in good condi- tion within a month from the date of reception of lenders. if not re-; turned within that period the de- posit will be forfeited.

The lowest or any lender not neo- siisiirily accepted.

fl()BI'IFfT i"0RTlI'IR. Chief of Administrative Services. and Secretary.

Department of Public Works, Ottawa. January 25. 1957.

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SICALISI1 TENDERS addressed in the undersigned. and endorsed "TENDER FOR WHARF RE- PAIRS, CRIBBENS POINT. AN- TIGONISH COUNTY. N.S.." will be received in the office of the Secretary .until 3.00 p.m. tE.S.T.l, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1957.

Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtain- ed at the office of the Chief En-

FARMING OPPORTUNITY

I offer for sale niy farm in I.mi-or Montague, located on paved highway with frontage on Montague River. Electricity and telephone. Handy all r-liurches and schools. 140 acme clear in high state of fertility. Good pasture; with large brook. Young orchard and grcenhoiise. Hal-lcniet of Administrative services.

lingo in good repair. Large house with all modern con-

DAVID WRIGHT

W-TPROFESSIONAL I

since 70 acres in lumber and pulp. All usual farm build-Y

CARDS

nsizisrens. SOLICITORS. Etc.

III!!! I U I room apartment by March lat. Apply r. 0. nos 17! City

GUARDIAJ CLASSIFIED RATES

'TtT'T-PT Moiinumfroii-W IIO Ihhllom M.

1. met Blanchard, V Ill Oaaaa It. Phone 811 M. A. Partner. G.C.. u..l

Bell U cannon Big. Allison M. Oillls. LI..:. ltsheal

Phone ssos "' R ”"' "” A. Wattben Gaudof. us -M&It.III,I:.-Bhrs'cegv,y-1,,-D i-sIip'asa;. ui sun. I. . I . . in gym. Iatard:;,for p..'lui"3.u.. T Had."

Iauasiawoauaaatea. Psainslmcholmi

&KltberatesfIeIl Wdplhu-ttnaforonei lIOe&nIeass tws'bss:Dhoerwnnitou- :ses.tacctlvoti:nes.aal J.A.MacO-Itoao -:.':-.-:'t-...."-'-".....---'ia' e-'-------....--,.,, -- --- -'

lift :.-'..'-e..-.':-':.....'-'.-..-"'.:.----- ""3.- "F-il"l'-ll!-l0!eIr lANI.&d.ItD,l1..h. muster asirin-us. vv--t-.-'-'-'-"u "'"'u'1'EJ.""”"'” l

ANNmINCEMI::N'IS

TD-"rc1Tziroz'"so7”cEou7qr;arrr i

Wgfromernisrs

J. A. Corrutbers. I.O. in Kent St. & jg;

f. 0.0. Did Ian

Tlyron J. Gran in sent it

lag.-Taylor, l.O. Cor-on iii-nt I Olsen 3. Office 9181: luau OH

H. J. Mobon, I,.O

M nu. CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W I. Carson zfll Prince K K Ni

ARCHi'l ECT

G Keith Hckari I. Arch. M.I.A.l.C.. Siimmenilfr. P E.l. I'll! CNJPTMINDVI. filthy! 1 Fridays. flat Ell MUSICIANS T'Ti” Tifiifv TIAITIT ' F R C 0 Studio - D! Q DIAI. all

Meomuto. com: a c6.

um... ccioeicaancrnmnsaco. N..g A cc 1 oomsacomimv nu Ilonaiooei-soai.c'.aomssscun 'g.... Al1'NUIJ'3AllEl'T

SEALED TENDERS addressed in the undersigned. and endorsed "TENDER FOR HARBOUR IM- PROVEMENTS AT siciNNnn's' POND. PRINCE COUNTY, P.E.l l-. will be received in the offical

of the Secretary. iinlil .100 p.m,l lfl 5-'l'-' .WEDf-JSDAY, FEBRU- ARY 27. 1957. i

Plans and specification can hs' seen and forms of tender obtain-' ed at the office of the Chief En-' liineer, Department of Public Works, Ottawa. Ontario. at the of- fice nf the District Engineer, Con- federation Building, Charlotte- town, P.E.-I. and at the Post Of- fices, at Charlottetown, and Tlg-; nish, P.E.l. l

To be considered each tenderl must be accompanied by a secur-I ity in the form of a certified: cheque or Bonds at specified inf

partmcnt and in accordance with: the conditions set forth therein.

The Department. through thel Chief Engineer's office IH. and fit, or through the undersigned, or through the office of the Dia- trict Engineer at Charlnttetowml will simply blue-prints and

lgiven to persons

Two Drugs Better Than One Against Tuberculosis

By ALTON L. IIAKILRLEI don't respond to the drug ll Dell DENVER MP: A A two-punch as others. drug treatment here is winning Usually about All per cent of 1'! more victories over tuberculosis. patlenll IlVell Illllll 500" 0' dfllll for a curious reason. become non-ineffective within five one drug is sometimes speedily to eight months. Dr. Dresaler aald. iieuiralisad by the human body. STILL BIG PROBLEM not staying in active form loogl Here in a small number If enough to have full effect. The no cases. tin percent-so MI been ond drug acts like a traffic cop slapped up In more tlllll 5 Pl? to slow down this process. iernt. by mtlluflus llle llttll-lb!” The drugs are lsoniasid and destruction process and PAS. i dose accordingly, or by also givlla Isoniazls is a Potent anti-'l'Bl PAS. ' drug. But people vary in how their' TB is still a very serious prob bodies handle it, explain Dr. Sid-4 ism in the United States with some ney I-I. Dressler, medical director, lI),tl)fi brand new active cases still and Dr. Gardner Middlehrook. re-l being reported each year. New search director, of the National- drugs and treatments have drasti- Jewish whoapital here. lcnlly reduced the death toll from Some persons inactivate the drug TB. but haven't smashed the chain slowly. Others do it rapidly. or at of infection. moderate speeds. The drug does' The advent of anti-TB drill!!! fill most good when it is inactivated. radically altered hospital treat-

Lthe form of tender and made tlielnr transformed into another com- merit. :printed forms supplied by the De-; pound, slowly.

Not long ago. pmfeota liar! lnnlde - .. p h 4 h, aiied quietly for months on e . mu" dos" musflfl) earl-.e"rr:.pjd. to help natural body defences stop lihe multiplication of germs within the lungs The strict rest helped put the germs into a suspended , and safe resting stage. Now that is chan:ing. .l'u-rr grid . sewhers. Rt-iiearc ers ere il- tcovered the new drugs work best

iwhen the germs are multlplylni

inactivatnrs. Blood tests can show how a person is handlint ll" ll"!!- and the dcse can be adlllslid '0 his individual needs. ,

PAS also can help persons who Pl llnactivate the drug too rapidly. .300; drug; are affected by the

posit of a sum of 325.00. in the form! of a (II-JRTIFIED bank cheque oil

.Wh PASI ienal ns money-order payable to the RE- ll" body an ' av 0

with ianniazld. it competes for this

same chemical mechanism wlthinl

and physical activity thy Ill? N" cnt helps the drugs work limit 94 flcienily.

DA, The deposit will be relcascrl on return of the blue-prints and in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not re-

lturned within that period the de-. "M

posit will be lOI'Tf'llP(l. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

'iiUHI-ZRT FOR'lilltIR. Chief of Administrative Services, and Secretary.

Department of Public Works, Ottawa Jaiuiiiry 23. I957.

Works. Ottawa. Ontario. al the of- fice of the District Engineer. Do- minion Public Bldg. P.O. Box I75. Halifax, N.S.. and at the Post Offices, at Autigonish and New Glasgow, N.S.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a secur- ity in the form of a certified cheque or Honda as specified in the form of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and In accordance with the conditions set forth there- in. The Department. through the (Thief Engineer's office 4H. and R), or through the undersigned. or through the office of the Dis- trict Engineer at Halifax, . 8., will supply blue-prints and speci- fication of the work on rieposlt of a sum of 325.00. in the form of s CERTIFIED cheque or money- order payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CAN- ADA- The deposit will he released on return of the blueprints and specification In good condition within a month Vrom the data of