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10 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon., Dec. 31, 1962. I RENTALS ‘

AUTOMOTIVE

MENU TANDISE !

Cars For Sale

FOR SALE: 1957 CUSTOM Royal Dodge or will trade for 3-ton gravel truck. Kensington 45-33.

Phone ‘

EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted

1963 OPPORTUNITIES

At intervals during 1963 The Guardian and The Evening Patriot plan to employ several young men and women as ‘reporters-in-training'. These are not stop-gap or flash-

in-tlie—pan openings. They invite the attention only of those who . in- tetested in getting the train- ing and experience which can equip them for success- ful. satisfying careers In newspapering.

Aptitude is the quality

most desired in applicants. It can be expected only in a young man

who has a strong desire and sufficient determination to succeed in the field of news gathering and news presen- tation.

There is the need. too. a lively Interest in human affairs that are public ccnccrn: alert powers of observation: 3 strong

use of responsibility; at least the promise of ability to put neWs into words.

At least a grade 12 educa- tion is required and some typing experience is desir- able.

There is at least one im- mediate opening. with others to become available noon.

At the outset. all applica- tions must be in writing. with personal interviews to follow. They should be ad- dressed to:

Executive Editor. The. Guardian - The Patriot Charlottetown.

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Articles For Sale

7 PIECE DININGROOM SUITE l

table and 6 chairs: good con-l ditirn $49.00 or $5.00 monthly. . Simpsons Sears. ‘

RACE

dam Tennessee Sue with a re- cord of 2:18. Raced only a few times. Phone 4—8147 orl apply at $4 Sydney Street. I

USED KITCHEN COUCHESH

cots and mattresses. Reduced f for immediate sale. Simpsons, Sears.

lOIL SPACE HEATERS, COALj

and wood heaters. No. 11. i baseburner. Fawcett oil range. I

(like newl. coal and woodl ranges. wardrobe. chest of 1 drawers. Beaton‘s Auction .

. SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT

HORSE—BY TRUE HAL} FOR RENT‘

BUYING SELLING RENTING P ONE 4.3268

Apartments

for rent. IWO bedrooms, large living room. kitchen and bath. Own thermostat. Very cen- tral. Phono 4-9360.

THREE ROOM heated apartment. phone 4- 6954 or apply 272 Fitzroy St.

REAL ESTATE

J _ W. MaCKENZIE

Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker 269 Queen Street Charlottetown Member of C.A.R.E.B.

Rooms. Grafton Street.

model TV; excellent condition. ’ Fully guaranteed. Price $79. or 56.00 monthly. Simpsons-é Sears.

175 PIECE CHROME—sir] TE?

table and 4 chairs. Used but. good condition. $29.00 or $4.00 monthly. Simpsons Sears.

rots. battery radio. floor lamps. RCA Victor television. elec- tric refrigerator. electric ran-l gette Beaton's A u c t i o n Rooms. Grafton Strcct.

Ill-INCH SILVERTONE PORT-

able TV excellent condition.

Regular $229 95. now only $169.00 or $10.00 monthly. CSimpsons-Sears.

Good Things To Eat

FOR SALE: FRESH SMEL-TST'

10 cents per lb. C.O.D. on P.E.I. Drake. Vernon. phone River 7-21.

Will ship Donald Vernon

Farmers Market

llBuying or Selling

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a Home

DIAL 437242 , s. w. WILLIS l

___.___.___—_ Real Estate & insurance Broker END TABLES, WALL MlR-‘1 1" C- Allen tyl’é‘wriler-l Member of :he c. A. R. E. a .

Bank 0. Nova Scotla Bldg.

FOR RENT — r UR N ISIIED

RENTALS .

A [IartIIFn‘ts

apartment ~ 3 rooms a n d l bath. Occupancy .ian. 4. 1963. Dial 4-6145 during bu sincss hours.

______.—'—————.———_I FOR RENT: LARGE NEWLY

decoratcd. hcatcd. second floor apartment consisting of two bedrooms. living room, dell. kitchcn and bath. Avail-l, able January lst. Phone 4-. 9169. '

Rooms

1 FOR SALE: Two AYRSHIRE JWHED HOUSE-

bull calves. Apply Wallace Wood, Marshfield. phone 4-7833.

Articles Wanted

WANTED TO BUY A S M A L L l

house trailer. suitable for one person. Write stating price to‘ Guardian - Patriot Box 23795..

IWANTED A NUMBER or FOX ‘3

EMPLOYM ENT 'ieln Wanted Female

~—_______~_ WANTED GIRL 0R WOMAN. to do houseWOrk one after-i

noon a week. Phone 4-3008.

WANTED: GIRL OR WOMAN for light housework with two children. one at school. All weekends free. Write Guardian- Patriot Box 23796.

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horses from 1400 lbs. up— fat . sound legs. .05 cents per. Lighter and thinner horses? are cheaper. Also a numbcré

and lb.

cents per pound. Also eanners. cutters and calves. B u y I n c ‘ Thursday and Friday morn- ln W

_____...——.—--—-—————-: alsh. 51 Chestnut: ROOM AND BOARD AVAIL}

Sheen-Charlottetown. P.E.I. ,

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WANTED l ALE BOTTLES Phone 4-8595

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By J. R. Williams/NOTICES

MONARCHROOFING & INSULATION CO.

NOTICES

NOW IS THE TIME! INSULATION BLOWING

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

LOWEST PRICES . . . . . TERMS TO SUIT ° FREE ESTIMATE ' NO OBLIGATION PHONE COLLECT -- “From anywhere on P.E.I." Charlottetown 894-4560 — Sumlnerside 436-3419

JAMES O. STEWART — 131 North River Rd. "Specialists in all types of Siding & IIIELIIOLIOI’I"

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In wILlJAMg, 0mm. nu.»- HI I.

TIE SECOND EENERATIOM

. rink New -p.m. Admission 25- 35 cents.

skate 8-10 p.m.: Tuesday skate‘. 2-4 pm. and 8-10 p.m.: Wednes- Teams interested have represen-

'League at 7 p.m.

- I Announcements I

C|TY 3, QUEENS I KINGS MILL MONTAGUEE

i will not be buying logs except. from those who have accounts with us or for those who wish. to trade logs for building ma— terial.

SKATING NORTH River: Ycar‘s night 8 - 10

KINGS I NE“. YEAR-s EVE dance.l

lA Happy and Prosperous New Year?

CARD OF THANKS

The board and staff of the Protestant Family Service would like to extend their sincere thanks to all those who. through their donations and efforts. helped make Christmas a far happier event for so many persons. On their behalf we would like to wish you

NEW YEARS Dance. Legion? Lower Montague hall.

Hall. Cardigan. Monday. Jan- 11. D ' z , glitzy 3 s ancmg 11 to 130

MORELL R I N K M 0 11 day I HOCKEY MEETING. Bedeque

Rink. December 3lst, 8 pm.

day hockey ll p.m. Mt. Stewartl tativcs attend. Skating New Eaglcs rs Morel] Meteors. Years night 8 - 10 pm. Thursday, Jan.

3rd Farmers.

i KENSING’I‘ON RINK tonight Monday Farmers League 7. AT HELEN’S- Montague. lNew London vs. K e n s i ngton specnal discount on millinery aSISeabl-ooks: 9.00 nope River vs. well as all other merchandisc. lNew Arman. Skate after.

tral. Dial 4-4110.

ONE FURNISHED II E'A’TEO ‘

bedroom for rent in private home (second floorl. DI a1! 4-7921 mornings and evenings. l

___.___'__..._————-————-. ROOM FOR RENT. FURNISH-l

cd and llcatcd; twin Contincn-l

tal beds; suitable for Mo girls. I JAY -— At Sydney City Hospit-

nr men: kitchen privileges if desired: centrally located in private home. Dial 4-6933.

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. heated and furnished. Phonc 2-1374. :

Room And Board :

able for one working girl. Dial 4-6158.

light household duties in re- turn for room and breakfast. Apply Mrs. DE. Donnolly. Gcneral Delivery. Charlotte- town.

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Cards of Thanks $1.75.

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Pets, Supplies

FOX TERRIERS: ATTENTION

parents: delightful sm ooth coats, pleasant lasting gifts. reasonable. nels, Westcheater. N.S.

Westmayne Ken- -

‘ l by returned pensioner. In . WENTLD i private home IProtestantLl To” prices Pa“! for —' ale bot' Phone 4-4730 ask for Mr. Mac-: tles. scrap iron, copper. brass,l Kemie . . batteries. hides. wool. I ‘ '

M URICE BLOCK “"“se‘

‘ A FOR RENT FULLY FURNISH- ed house for winter months. coo Write Guardian - Patriot Box

0 Eat 23800.

158 Kempsll' e 4.95%“ 0“ FOR RENT: DESIRABLE family home. three bedrooms. living room. kitchen and bath.

hot water heated. centrally

located. near school and shop- ping arca. Immediate occup- ancy. John W. MacKenzie, Realtor. Phone +3268.

Births, Deaths, Marriages

.mn _ 1.. kw... mm” 0, New Yea r’s Levee from 3-3:30 pm.

BIRTHS . my sister. Mrs. Philip Reid., w o nassed away December? 28.1961. ' sister with a heart of

NEW YEAR’S LEVEE

Garrison Sergeants Mess

President & Mess Executives will be at home for the

JANUARY lst., I963

al. Sydney. Nova Scotia. on ‘ I lost a Wednesday. December 26th. gold. 1962. to Cst. and Mrs. Allison; Dearcr to me than wealth un- R. Jay (nee Margaret L. Mac-j .

Quarrie. RN) twin boys Cur-{Happy and smiling. always con- tis Alexander and Craig Roi-l tent. I and. Weight 6 lbs. and 6 lbs. 3 lLoved and respected wherever ozs.

MARRIAGES

FRIZZELL —- DALZIEL —- The , 19“ behind- wedding took place at P a r k; Ever remembered by sister Royal United Church. Thurs-l Essie. day evening. Dec. 27th. 1962.; . of Margaret Lee. daughter of SPENCER "' I“ lovmg memory Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalzicl. l 0‘ my dear mmher‘ Mrs' Fan" to Reigh Hensley. son of Mr. I "-V Spence“ Wm and Mr 5. Robert Hensleyl SW y D“; 31' I949— . Frizzell, by the Rev. J. Henry l 2;?“ day hrmgs 53" “lemon” Tye. I

one who is at rest ‘1 always loved her so dearly ‘Because she was one of th e I best. (“Lug _ passed away 3‘ his inserted by her son William home West Bank. B.C.. sud- l Spence" ‘

, n . - lAlways thoughtful. willing. and ' ki

n . What a beautiful memory 5 h 9

passed

NEW YEAR’S DAY OPEN HOUSE

The Board of Directors of the Charlotte- town Young Men's Christian Assoc. will hold their . . . . . . .

NEW YEAR'S DAY I OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY - JAN. lst. - I963 3.30 - 5.30 P.M.

Both Men 8: Women Are Welcome

ITraditionol Year-End Rally \

(I Appears On New York Mart

Weekly Wall Street vestors of their usual sources NEW YORK lAPl—Th'e stock of financial news and buyi market last week managed to ideas. It was an abnormal situ- maintain the Wall Street tradi- ation to which a good part of the tion of a year-end rally. but not ‘light dealing was attributed. by much. . The most active issues on the Past history favors the New York exchange were chances of a rise in stock prices Brunswick. up "A at 18% on between Christmas and New 272.700 shares; Sperry Rand up - Year's Day. Unless there is a 3A at 13%, and General Moth“ fairly sharp sell-off Monday. off 1 at 57%. ' th ld ——-

snail sessiolgl of 1962, e o a iti w' b h id. be oflowlJanis“Industrial av- Metal Industry erage rose 5.02 to 651.43 during . Earnings In US. Disappointing CLEVELAND (AIM—Sales In

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e We . Brokers explained that tax- loss selling has been going on for so long that this customary item in the year-end dealings was overbalanced by new buy- ing on the part of investors and aug'cogegligggggbmdgiz °‘ t ' ' 3 acazine reports. .531. sszllzlzd.l’::::.rrlll weekly ‘0 24‘, 9 - salcsulumped tto $166.000.000.000. ‘m- Ian per-con gain over the SECOND WEEKLY RISE { 5149.109 000‘“ 18 t

It was the second straightlprevimg record was saggy:

weekly rise. The list was solooo'om- 1950_ ' ' muddled by tax transactions oil Wane, J. Campbell. editor of , 0119 SO“ 01' “Other and Port'lthe magazine. pointed out that folio switche? by big inVeSIOI‘Sl1962 earnings were below what thal I19 5980131 Import COUld be most executives believe is neces- read into the performance. so sary to maintain facilities in ef- far as 1963 Prospects are 0011- ficicnt condition, give owners a corned. .fair return on their investment . Volume; for thes hing-18y 'E‘rad- andmcnabltiad the gngzth that mg wee, cu o y ucs- wou prov e more s. dill/'5 Christmas holiday. was} Campbell noted a rising tide 14,359,630 shares. compared; of confidence for _ with 18.900.752 for the full five-yus. industrialists. citing these day trading week preceding it. : examples‘

This Sla'CkneS? 0‘ trading-i 1. Economists who until two 23:32:13,583? {En-3:? :‘f‘ months ago were almost unani- stock market community as toymo.us m pred‘cung a “$351” " whal the new year would bring. "61“ year have reversed em'

Wall Street watched i’resi-.so vcf' , dent Kennedy and his advisers‘ 2- Steelmakers W“? m the 3"“ for some clue as to the nature I ("Kiln month 53‘” “ISO! OHIPIII and timing of the 1963 tax cut l‘m‘ted t‘t’ 94300-000 to 933201“. promised by the president. but “"5 “9" year n°w 9" 9° no really solid indication was 0mm" to mael' at 1”“ loo'ooo" forthcoming. 000 I Buy BLUE maps :1. Now orders for durable

Selective buying of blue chips'goods have been rising since to dress up the portfolios of in- ‘ September-

VeSlmenl compani85 was one} 4. Business inventories are feature of the welfak aid this ac- 1 low and will be rebuilt after the counted in part or i e rise inlnow year

the averages. I 5. Consumer spending is pro-

Tho New York City "(‘WSDapCI‘Icecding at a high rate and the strike. now in its.fourth week. lbelicf grows that an increase in continued to deprive many ln-‘capltal spending will follow.

NOTICES NOTICES

SIMPSONS SEARS LTD.

WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2nd. FOR INVENTORY TAKING

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Catalogue orders may be placed by

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well. P.E. 82 years? Surviving Mr. Gillis are his wife. Lillian. one son. .

daughters, 12 grandchildren. one brother. Ewen Gillis, one sister. Mrs. D.J. MacLeod. both residing at Uigg. P.E.I.

IN MEMORIAM

MITCHELL — In loving mem- ory of F r a n II R. Mitchell.

denly on Dec. 13 John Alex-i ander Gillis. formerly of Dr- “ SEE

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Properties For Sale

FOR SALE OR RENT

On Nassau Street. Du- plex house containing, 3 bedrooms, living room dining room, kitchen, and bath on each side, Cast iron baseboard heating, Mahogany fin- ish. Apply on premises between 8 am. and 5 pm. ask for Mr. Robert Andrews.

Properties For Rent

North Wiltshire. who passed away Jan. 1st, 1960. I

FOR RENT: SPACE FOR _ . . mobile home at Belvedere Tagogggrly loved to ever be for CIGSSITICd Trailor Court. Parkdale. Phone Loving“. remembered b y

I Ella. Ads under Wanted To Rent SERVICES

WANTED TO RENT IN CHAR- . "Too La+e lottetown. house for two adults and one child. Please phone 4'6"“ In To Classify"

COUPLE D E s I R E SMAITL‘.’ furnished apartment. housekeeping room or rooms.

Electrical Wiring

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SVEND’S INN

KENSINGTON New Year's Day

Mend Will Include Goose and Steaks Along with all regular Menu Items.

Reservations preferred but not emential.

Central. Apply in writing to Jobs ._ Large or small PLAN NEW SIIIP gl’l’:l:fll?:€t::l:d0t Box ' . Lem” A" candmomn‘ OTTAWA tCPl—‘Tenders aru- ' . “Tami” 3"“ ‘ - being called in British Columbia \IIPES . Amman“ Maud” for a new weather and oceano- ' woe. graphic ship for service with no you NEED MONEY? M the Canadian Coast Guard on . g "m" Re'mmd‘rw‘lm‘l the Pacific coast. Transport We Offer fml'sm‘ce “3h 0" Bum" In“ Do“ “a Minister Balcer announced Fri- lmms for m" thhne Pu" 3mm" l-Iflhl'flfl 3°“- day. The 5350-ton vessel will be pose . . . up to $2.500 . . and lo: and Service the blues; in the com gum 36 months to pay! DeLAVAL DAIRY and will replace one of the ex- HOUSEHOLD FINANCE lating weather ships that man 117 Queen St.. Phone 4-7396 Ima ocean station "Papa." 900 miles 148 Gt. Geo. St. Phone 4-8517 EQ ENT west of the. British Columbia coast. I SORENSEN s PALMER ELECTRIC mm m m Radio - TV Service When George Gershwin's folk Ph ' opera Pprgy an? Bess1 gs per- one formed It Seou In . cw 20 42 DIAL 48543 Koreans had seen Negroes and crapalld ‘ many did not know the word. ACCORDIAN LESSONS—44007.

Guitar and violin lessons. struments furnished. In home, day and evenings. private les- sons. at low rates. adults and children. learn to read music. Phone or see Mr. Emanuel. zoo Pownal Street. Charlotte- town. ‘

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Architects

DOYLE’S

RADIO & TV SERVICE ° “ON THE sear REPAIRS"

DIAL 4-4305

' 126 Richmond St. Peter A. McNeIl Po. Box 513 ._ Architect PHONE 894-4872 Lint-lite A. C'Oles G. Keith Pickard Douala“ O * "I'M" malt some. P. o. lull! ll “ It.

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elm-m Hermann malt-flu

Provincial Dept. of Public Works

Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER

STORE OPEN AS USUAL THURSDAY. JAN. 3rd.

Sealed tenders will be received at the office of the undersigned until 4 pm. on Wednesday. January 2nd.. I963. for the purchase of one Stephenson elevat- or, now located at the Cabot buildingI Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. The highest or any tender not necessari- ly accepted.