BLASSIFIED ADS

Friday, Feb. 18, 1955 Agents Vlsntsli

my PLACE RELIABLE MIN 01- women interested in earning 52.50 (or more) hourly distribut- mg no Foods. Home and Farm Nrt in in A L" t -I win, bourhood routes on full or part- time basis. Permanent. No lay- offs, .5... upnecespary. F” .. . de, tails write Mr. G. Lsurin. 21 St. paul St. E.. Montreal.

are DEMAND roa OUR PRO- ducts has increased so rapidly that we need representative in vour locality. Married or single but must have attractive person- ality. Write Doraldlna Cosmetics Company. 576 St. Catherine East. Dept. 6. Montreal.

Baby chicks

1955 CHICKS. WIDE CHOICE breeds. crosses. For egg mark- ets poultry meat markets. 4 Also Ames In-Cross). Bray for the best choice. Ask us for catalogue. prlcellst. Agent-Chas. E. Worth. Cur Chestnut and Elm, Char- lottctuwn; .1. Spencer Hughes, Emerald.

Borders Acoolnmodatad irssran - aoannans. APPLY 2011 King Street.

BOARDER WANTED-STUDENT or 1)LlSll'IeSS girl. heated room. Apply at 284 Grafton Street or Dial 6818.

Tigrsand Trucks For Sale

CAR BUYERS

Just what the Doctor ordered

1952 MERCURY 172 Ton EXPRESS

Just like new.

F. R. McLAINE LTD. Malpeque Road Dial 7358-9

LAST CHANCE

For this Bargain One Only 1953-1954 Chevrolet Custom Radio Now Installed for 375.00

Original 3114.00 :

DOWD MOTORS LTD. Charlottetown P. E. I. nm. em

For Sale .

Eon ssua .- savrzasr. TONS hay. Earl Jenkins. Southport.

FOR SALE - CAR RADIO. DIAL 4294.

FOR SALE-EIGHT 30 POUND pigs. Eric Maccallum. Marsh- field. FOR SALE - 1 SEMI-SPEED slcmir and set harness. Mrs. Elmer Clow. New Wiltshire.

FOR SALE - SIIORTHORN BULL calf, none months old. Seymour -llliood & Son, Mt. Herbert. FOR SALE - IN SUMMERSIDE. 7 room house. all modern con- wlrlliencel. Phone evenings 7782. F0 R S A LE - SIDEBOARD. tables. sewing machine. Phone 9.02.

Foii ssu-2-soo ausnr-:1.s ABEG- won Oats. Wilfred Hardy. Union Road.

FOR SALE-REGISTERED HOL- stcins two cows. age 4 and 9. Grade good plus. due to freshen lllnrch 10th. with R. O. P. One cow age .1. grade good. Due to freshen April 6th. Granville ,Iiuntaia. Rustico.

FOR SALE

Car of B. C. Royals 24" Cedar; Shingles No. 2 and No. 3 to arrive within the next week. Special Price off car while unloading. Book Yours now.

REAGH BAGNALL. Hunter River

WE'1:e

Mrcnlals Help Wanted

WANTED - wilt-I-ifrl:'ss.':1i-F131 Ill Dcrson to Island Grill.

lVANTEn - woman COOK rifle part time plain cooking. Apply Queen Hotel. Summerside.

WANTED

GIRL TO WORK IN GROCERY STORE

Apply:

BOX 140 No Guardian

The Guardian Page 9

Miscellaneous RADIO SERVICE. JACKIE Doyle. Dial B05.

BUILDINGS MOVED OR RAISED any place. Just dial 6407.

ANYONE HAVING FURNITURE at Cameron's Upholstery Shop. please call for same by Febru- ary 28th

DAREERING DONE - PRIVATE barberlns by appointment at your home. Added extras tree. Dial 5658.

BUYING CHICKEN AND FOWL d81lY- Highest .prices paid at door, See or phone. Rex Daw- son. Albany. phone Borden 36-23.

SPENCER SUPPORTS INDIVI-

duaiiy designed, helps hack-

aches and figure trouble. Mrs. Rapson. Phone 9988.

TURTRING - s?u1)Eis'rsiiw1sTi-

ing tutorial work in English Composition. Essay's. Short Stories and Journalism. write

Box C. B, Guardian. REMEDIAL TEACHING-FORM- er teacher. first class license. with interest in primary and junior students. will do remedial teaching in reading and lang- uage. Will work with youngsters in home atmosphere. Finger painting and correlative arts included. Write Guardian Box L.

Sales Help Wanted

MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGI-I business. Real opportunity. No experience needed to start. Write Rawleigh's Dept. B470-0, Mon- treal, P. Q.

Male Help Wanted

Corporation of the City of Ottawa Planning and Works Department Personnel Requirements

Municipal Engineer:

(1) T R A FF I C ENGINEER:- should be a graduate of a rec- ognized university, with pre- fcrahly post-graduate or spec- ial class qualifications in traf- fic engineering, and with a minimum of five years ex- perience in traffic study and engineering in a principal city or town.

(2) ENGINEER IN CHARGE OF DESIGN:ethia appointee will take charge of the Design Branch of the Department, con- sisting of all design work em- bracing bridges. structures, sewers. roads and sidewalks. This ”' calls for a senior design engineer with munici- pal experience.

(I) D E S I G N ENGINEER:-rm sponsible for the design of bridges, structures. sewers, roads and sidewalks. under the direction of the Branch En- gineer.

(4) ENGINEER IN CHARGE. OF PLANNING:-responsible for the administration of the P" ' Branch at the De- partment and to advise on matters of planning. including subdivision control. zoning and land politics.

Preference for a graduate en-

gineer with post-graduate 'or

p. A 1 ' qualifications in town planning.

(5) ASSOCIATE ROADWAY EN- GINEER:-appointee will be in charge of Roadways Branch of the Department. and should have a wide experience in modern methods of road. street. and sidewalk design. construction and maintenance.

(I) SENIOR ROADWAYS EN- GINEER:-responsible for the supervision of large roadway contracts and to be depart- mental contract administrator. This position requires an en- gineer with about five years experience in roadway design, construction and maintenance.

(7) MECHANICAL ENGINEER:- To be responsible for Civic Work Shops. garage. plant equipment and transports un- der direction of the Branch Engineer. Should have wide experience in shop mainten- ance and repairs. and modern civic engineering and highways construction maintenance and cleansing equipment.

(8) RESIDENT SEWER ENGIN- EER'-responsible for the lay- ing-out and supervision of storm and sanitary sewer con- struction. and to be depart- mental contract administrator. Experience since graduation should include contract con- trol.

(91 SENIOR SEWER ENGINEER: -iesponsible for the supervis- ion oi sewer construction and the preparation of estimates and progress reports,

This position requires an en- gineer with about five years axo-perislscs in sewer construc-

u.if:"3i

salaries for these posi- tleperui upon qualifica-

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F --.'t N nsutiaths ttorprovea

WT-A narnuarrr lssoamo men. All an employee benefits

. "" the city. bus 337; sreata effect.

a M .r.s”'”"T."m l”l.?'.l.?'::'..:':".':'.......' 0- 2: fm!-n'- Stone. rum: please hludrcouuionn mailman of on-

, g e sass. Chappstl & Co.

W" WT ran in an I cu A ants must state clearly the .10”, :,',,,,,,M.. G! for which they an ""4 Glm. wants the our '”l''''' .

.1"!-ova-ash. Appliestionseretehenslledto.

; -Immoral ass Lshoor

A Ilssdfg lstr: cc. Room us. Tran .a: atlas Building. 4: Itidesn sag '7 I- May. rs-o sass. "ul"sx7n”l""'.-"” "' "' ""

Tomato: Industrlals and guide ahead on irreaular market.

New York: ,Market higher; ad- vance ” A

Montreal: Industrials reach new high; papers ahead.

Canadian Dollar MONTREAL (CP)-The U. 8. dollar closed Thursday at a die-

illale Help Wanted

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN In The ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY.

Today's Navy is a techni- cal Navy, with many spec- ialists. You can learn a good trade while you earn good wages. You can advance with the Navy - GO PLACES. There are career openings as well for skilled tradesmen. Investigate now. Find out how you can serve yourself and your country in the Navy. Age limits: 1? to 25 (29 with certain trade qual- ifications). Education: Grade 8 or better. See or write your Naval Recruiting Officer to- day at

H. M. C. 5. Queen Charlotte

Kent Street Phone 4913 Charlottetown

STAIIIPS

”HOW TO VALUE OLD STAMPS.” Only such guide on the market. 30c is all it costs and it may be worth t” usands of dollars to you. K. Bileski, Station "B", Winnipeg. Man.

A BRAND NEW CAR FOR A one inch square of paper? You can get that car alright. for cer- tain old stamps. Get my "How to Value" pamphlet for Iitic. K. Bilcski. Statin Winnipeg. Man.

PAPER WORTH MORE THAN weight in diamonds? Truep enough of plenty of old stamps. Send title for my ”How to Value

old stamps" pamphlet. K. Bil- eski. Station Winnipeg, Man.

To Let

T0 LET-TWO HEATED ROOMS Phone 7295.

ro LET - nousakafrino rooms, heated. furnished. Dial 9169. .

-ro RENT - anaran Aral?- ment, very central. adults only. Dial 9388.

LARGE HEATED ROOM PART- ly furnished. suitable for busi- ness lady. continuous hot water.

MARKETS and F

count of Us per cent in terms of Canadian funds. up 5-16. It look 90V: cents Canadian to buy 51 Am- gifsan. Pound sterling 32.73. up

Produce

MONTREAL (CPI-Federal de- partment of agriculture quotations: Eggs: Free cases. extra large 44-441-I; large 43-43'h: medium 42- 4211.; small 38; B 35; C 26. Re- ceiptsi 331. Butter: Wholesale 617543116; cur- receipts Que til; first grade cre ery print job price 82V:-63. Receipts: Nil.

Cheese: Ontario. white 30. colored 301A. f.o.b. factory; Quebec white 29; colored 29V2; f.o.b. Montreal wholesale Quebec white 30; colored 30V2. Receipts: Nil.

P.E.l. No. 1 potatoes 75s 2.35- 2.40; N. 8. new white 75s 2.00-2.10; B. 505 1.35-1.40; N. B. red 505 -1.40; N. B. 105 .3033; Quebec 1.85-1.90; Maine 505 1.30-1.40.

Television

TELEVISION DEALERS. GET your aerisls and aerial acces- sories from your Ward and Antiference distributor. Island Radio Centre. Charlottetown.

Wanted l

W A N T E D - ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial H593 Michael Bros.

w A N r E 1) - sMAI;1.'A1i1)1N(;- Machine. Write Box 138. Guard-I la

I

WAN ED - GOOD OATS. PAY- inz .70 bus. McGov1'ans Limited. Kilmuir. .

WANTED - A MAJOR SAWDUST burner for range. Russell Stew- art. Wood Islands.

WANTED - ROOM AND BOARD for Public Health Nurse In Souris. Apply Box 416, Mon- tague.

WANTED - YOUNG BOAR. FIT fit for Service. State price.

Write qualifications "C". Guard- ian. I

WEIGHT LIFTING EQUIPMENT. If you have bar-bells you aren't using. members of the Char- lottetown Y. M. C. A.. would ap- preciate their lnan. or consider purchase. Please write or phone 3425.

Wanted

Bulk and Griulecl (lobbicr Table Stock; also Certified Cobbler Seed.

P. J. & G. KENNEDY LTD. Kensington

Work Wanted

WOMAN WANTS WORK BY DAY. Dial 8103.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES part-or full time Job on farm. Box 189. Guardian.

W A N 1' E D - FEMALE CLERK and typist, 7 years experience, desires position. Write Box XY.,

86 Cumberland.

.We have an opening for be in your own handwriting

terview. ,

P. O. Box 370. Su

STENOGRAPHER WANTED

in our head office in Summerside. This will be a perman- ent position for the right person. Your application should

education. previous experience, two references and a phone number where you may be contacted to arrange for an in-

M. F. SCHURMAN COMPANY LIMITED

Guardian.

an experienced stenographer

and should state your age,

mmerside, P. E. I.

FARMI FOR SALE

IN DARLINGTON

Consisting of 48 acres of land clear, located on John-- ston Road near school, church, station and store. House SEW-iv Powelled by U19 John- in good condition with 8 rooms, barns in good repair. House recently wired for electricity.

irregular and closed on a heavier

change Thursday. Fair commercial demand in barley and flax was

NANCE

Grains

WINNIPEG ICPI-Prices were

tone on the Winnipeg grain ex-

evident earlier in the trading.

Closing prices:

Oats: May 841.1: Jly sooth; Oct. 76Tsa.

Barley: May 1.2212; Jly 1.1-iVs; Oct. l.0lll&b.

Flax: May 3.23314; Jly 3.1911511; Oct. .'l.00l.1b

Rye: May 1.1814: Jly 1.17ai-a; Oct. l.175iza.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor. 1.74; 2 1.71; 3 1.69; 4 1.85; I durum 2.7I1ri; 2 2.69lc: 3 2.68Vs. lwa prices: I nor 1.78115; 2 1.7092; 3 I.68'h; 4 l.64'h: 2 1.99; 3 1.98. Domestic prices: 1 nor 1.73; 2 1.70; 3 1.68; 4 1.64; 1 durum 2.10'h: 2 2.08lh; 3 2.079s.

Livestock

MONTREAL (CP)-Cattle were 50 cents to 81 higher while hogs were 50 cents lower on Montreal

livestock markets this week. Cal- , . C M, on 5” us) no ies were up 50 cents and sheep 99”” at 53:35 "ll opemlska fl”; l'y.'::;i.. ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' I I ' ' ' ' H mhi bill A;url:;ph 0tliI lillioa c Collier no no 9&5 mfIrr:Lst""rcrr-Tor sL?.:s;”L:EtI:; s?.sLPw - .31 stars: ;s.c.;a. sst2::- 2 2 3 ' A ' . . ' ' . 190 IlCl'0li)iS' 1.325 cattle, 45 sheep cents at ”-40 and Labradm 0” M M" 4:33 3: :11?” slip. Si: ullllg ii:lii'all'" 5”: 3 MI and lambs 2.025 calves and 2,200 eel"! at 5175- hcalwm I eased 25 Toronto SIOCICI zsoo Anii Rouyl u 42 44 nsooc cdl sad Gas an "7: 1: L1 hugs, cents an ot erwise eatureless 15490 Ankmo so. so. lbs 7150 C P L P-00 .1 I911 Qnnti steers brought 21. western 0118 Secllolt TORONTO (CPI .- The stock, "69 Anmu lye 23,; 1:4 333.9 5.31;; I: 2.? Z: m..1crl meiluun and good 2050- The SIOCK eXCIl8IISe'5 01051111? 3V- inafkcl, after a weak start. add-y 13,32 ',l::::,..,. 21 111 21 zoo cansn Pets 274 sso no ; 73. morilum 111.1111-20.50, com- erases show banks unchanged at ed mength 1,. a,.e,.,,0.,,, wade, ,,,,,,., M. .1 so u 1.17 Faust: no 175 1”?) luv: mnn 1-I-17. lium L'on1n1Qn 9; med. 49.08. utilities up 0.2 at 121.5. in- -lvhursdav and closed irmgulals I 153011 Arllrn In 11'-i I5! g:;I;;r0Il g m in ium I1t'lI0i's 1-I-I6. common 10.00 dustriais up 0.9 at 253.7. combined Pl.csw'n cnmbed 45 cams lo! Qgmsacu if . gs -mb Cum 3” M W HA5” ” I9" 95 130"” b”'”ll9"'-VP? up 0'7 "l 2097' papa” "9 333 at 3740 to lead golds higher but i..-sou A11... Rut to use sm 1'00 Cent F-ml "'1 5” 5" cows 12-13. good dairy-type cows 1203.80 and golds off 0.18 at 09 40. H:;”nm, dropped 35 Cent's Um", ma Aumarhe is rm 1! 3;: gen: gefsll ? 1: 3:: 11-12. mcriium 10-ll. common 850- - , , t X with Al Om 2500 -tumaq 11 W-'4 WW moo C?" Li” 1 H M g 9.50 c.1nnors and 1-utter-2 700- mms Mme snlngu ' Lh ll dl 21!; 2,1; soon rramnerlnis :7 as '10 - . . . . v- " ,1 , . . 11.50: gonri bulls I3-14. common A aimed 3123.") 5 ” ',,m 0 "ea ' mm gagamag m. 1.1 1.1 7.100 Chart on in in In :. and medium 9-11 (:'”'””" lillmbed 62” Gems "” mm Bnilev am 2:75 1115 9105 (Them Re! I70 355 355 1 . - ' ' 51') 50 and the warrants Z5 101 om mutt 250 24.5 2.50 3000 Chuklrk 595 WI 5” ' Good and choice iealers were who gm ;,,,,,,, m m "5 mo Chimo us in 1.4! ' 25-28. -a few 29, medium 22-25 ' ' , 1... ,3 .3. 1110CitI.ar is use ms ' Also 'lron among low- rlced "50 B'""' c 1 III 1171 101 - common 14-21; grassers 14.00- . 5 5 . P 3000 Bmmm W 7-11 W M" ”””wm .,,, 7, 1. I 14 50 1- 12.1 . mines were Opemiska. Faraday. zoom Base M-ts M as 5a 4205 Cecil I - . 8 ew 4. co 8 . .0 5. 5.. zsoocoin Lake I M s yearlings 9-11. ' (I30 5 Consolidated Denison. . L o r a d o lgm 31:? 1,. H. ,, moo Coidstn.-an 17 11 11 I V sheep sold at 5.”; Common and and Consolidated Halliwell. um Rm MW” ,0 9,, ,0 mo (:.,1.,,-,,.,, M 4.11. '94 . 5. medium lambs 15.13, General Pete. off 40 cents to 1333 D114; '3: J: 1:: EMIAIIA-:1! 15: 3, u 1 i Grade A hogs were 27, B15 26; 1 5600' led west?” ""5 dim" and mo 3335:” I7 57 I51 ioooc c cm M M M ' 1' one lot of 70 were 2750 far As, C" qr. Calvan. Canadian Atlantic. Can- M, mm... ,5... W, gm sooc Corduul I as 3: I 1', 26.50 for Bis; saws 1a, D s,,,m,.' 5 adian Wrlliston, Dams Explora- 15100 Reliekano 11 is mu. lflrgg m 3 H -, .. Tar . tion, W e st e r 11. New Superior. 19”" 39” 9'" ” ' ” M g I I . . . sooo Bevcour! lT'a 17 17 W0 0 Em C"! 3 5' . ” T" r- Prairie and Triad w e r e also 159,, mm, lm mi, nu, mas Con Drag as u M I, How Smith 4 , 1500 Con Gillies 1.4 11 1. t weak I000 Bidsood 7 7 7 - ' ' 0c S M W Weak base metals included -'”"' Em" 7' 1” "' 5"" Ccaiugllu u 2 : 5,1 ' .- 1 ' XIII)” . I W NEW YORK. (AP)-The stock Labrador on 50 cents to 5950, 33332533, ill; 1?" Ill; mm Con Howey an ass ass 1 market wobbled to an uncertain I Normal 75 cents to sac and gun. .1ooo Bnyrnar an. ass KIA 11000 5! M-'--I' 1' 1W! 1'" 1 . . l . B," M ,1. W M 27541 I: Man II ass as us - . . close Thursday with prices 1nclin- son Bay 50 to 359. International E f u; m m 7350 cM.,,,.,, .5 5 4. . ed to be higher .There were few Nickel climbed 50 to 564 ,5... 5::,,7”;'.lff, M W. ,5; 501'! c Nichol as so as . Lg. outstanding derclnpincnts ' Index Changes: Golds up 95 M mm 3,,m,m,,,, , 9 9 mo Cun'0rIal 1: ms nu. Aircrafts were lower along with 3173. highest since 1953p base .0550 Bnmsman gl 1:”: '3: l):;lc';"k :2 52,5 5:” I ' ' rubbers. and utilities. The airlines metals on 34 1., 153.30 and west. gm ma 10,, m4 222:: C West II as no :23 ' were higher in a late show of em oils on 93 to 107 72 mg Bm.H, H, ,0. H, 1654 Ctmwest sis cos us strength. and also up were steels 5.... 3...... ' ,.'.,..'L,,,, ch," 14500 Buff Cd: 14 in nu. 305 Con.r:-- hm Eli 3'4! I I cnppcrs. radio-televisions. and W0 A-"ad Ur-n IN 12 1! nfglo 2''I':,'i"m' : : 2; mo cm; u 1; 7. 1. oils. Other major divusmns were ' . h E 3 3 10,, C2, and ,, 1, M14 1. mo crow-nun 7 7 7 -p mixed nr steady- ghwlvilzll x(dm-V :5:-. E-asn Albelrlndnt 91 91 91 0000 C-lllml W1 15 It 1”” ”,,”,,,',';',',,. & 1: 1: l. - The Associated Prcss avcmge of no Rte 14 1200 do win so no on m Cm 6: "1: "3 W," nude”. 1' ,1 1, 60 stocks declined 10 cents at D0 4 PP PP -ills 240" Alli PM 190 156 190 ' 5 .5 mo Details to 90 9!. st 1 nu. arm do Vi its in I55 "'14 C-"W CW5 "5 '" 9” 3159.20. It was off 60 cents Wed- :,,flfD(,m H 4'7 mm. A,,,,,,. ".1, ,',-,.,, ,'m use Camp RI. Ms s.-in sso 3900 Del R1! 154 145 150 nesday after establishing an all- mined Steel ms amo Am l.MIlIl7 15: ml I mac so on M M 35 Cmltllllledr 0" PBS! 11

time high Tuesday. The industrial and railroad components average remained unchanged while utilities sagged 10 cents. Hupp Corp. headed the most ac- tive list for the second day off V4 at 815 on 67,600 shares. It was fol- lowed by International Telephone up 74 at 26011. Baldwin-Lima Ham-

1 durum 2.08; ly

of the ,

at no... ..-a- gun Kenneeott ll!ont1nrnel'.V W

lltd Aircraft Vanadium

West Un Tel Westinghouse

Stocks

Montreal

MONTREAL. (CP)-- The stock market was irregularly higher at the close of active trading Thurs- day. Gains and losses ranged to over three points.

Foreign Power securities rose five to 60. Goodyear advanced - three at 168 and Canada Steam- ship gained 2'14 at 297.. Gypsum was up W4 at 5714. Industrial Ac- ceptance up ilk at 56lh. Interna- tional Paper and Bathurst A each up one at 8795 and 61, respective

Asbestos at 36 and General Dy- namics at 112 each dropped two

off Ills at 1974 and St. Lawrence Rose Clarkeon

lf3,1,',':.' 01;)? 'a'),m::"3:,' oundries W” Following the Annssd Meenngpor the Company,

Miscellaneous industrials and 393'” Trim 0”” 3" wcmdmg R" P' J8 M9 papers were irregularly higher. V'”'P'”ld”"l C'e"'"'tl M""'ii”' The remainde of the industrial

L a

aaager, was appointed General Manager.

J. Pembroke. cn.r.. J. is. won.

Rom Clarksoa was dected (Minimum of he Board d TE who was elected Honorary President. J. Pembroke, ' J was elected President, and .1. M. Wells, rmmty -1 Assistant Gen-El

market was generally Consolidated Denison was up 35

ilton off -30 at 1692, Raytheon up lit: at 2300, and Electric and Music Industries unchanged at 5.

Lower were Chrysler, U.S. Rub- ber. United Aircraft. Southern Caiifomia Edison. General Dy- namics. Chance Vought. Santa Fe. and U .S. Gypsum.

Canadian Pacific. a Canadian is- sue. was off Vs. Other Canadian issues-Dome Mines. Hiram Wal- ker and Distillers Seagram-all remained unchanged.

Royallte 011. a Canadian issue on the American stock exchange. lost 51;. Lake Shore and Giant Yel- loiwknife both remained ”

e . , What stocks did:

Thur Wed Advances 555 465 Declines . . . . . 424 508 Unchanged . . . . . . . . . . 243 231 Total issues 222 1264