Think, ahead to winter . . . . Why store it? Sell it with a Want A

Would “extra”

money make your

summer vacatiOn "extra" special?

a list of articles

around your

home

which you no 1

grown children’s

playthings, for

instance, or perhaps

machine, an idle bike, sports equipment, or iust about anything that se.

others can u Next, Dial [8506'

andldescribe .

What you have ' to offer in a .r . lost “acting ‘ Guardian-Patriot Want Ad! A

P. E. I. folks are always on the » lookout for second-hand

articles in‘ ‘ good condition: And because the

carries many

of these in Want Ads

If you have what they are after, they’ll make quick contact i and Offer cash,

up articles around the

widely read columns. Here you’ll reach many many local prospects

DIAL 8506 TODAY

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Page 8: The Guardian Fri., Sept. 12, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

McLEAN—In fond and lo v i n g

memory of my dear father,

John D. McLean of Milo, P. E.

I. who passed away Sept. 12,

1957. .

Father as we look around tins world,

And cannot find you there,

We look back upon. our home-

stead

Where you adjusted all trouble

6 and care:

Then as we stood to ponder,

Over all the good you’ve done.

Our thoughts of you are in Heav- en now,

And the crown that you have won. 7

Lovingly remembered by daughter, Annie.

MCGAUGIIEY — In sad and lov- ing memory of my dear hus- band who God called to Heav- en on Sept. 7, 1940, and my dear son, Jimmie on July 14, 1952.

There is a heartache in my

heart today,

That countless years can't take

away.

A place in my heart that nothing

can till,

I miss you. dear and always will.

People often think I am happy when they sometime see me smile.

But they do not know the heart- ache that lies with me all the while.

Sadly missed, lovingly remem-

bered by Wife and Mother, Mrs.

{Agnes MoGaughey, Midgell, P. E.

CRHVG—Inlovingmemoryof audience

away on Sept. 12th 1067.

He lett a beautiful nbmory

And a som'ow too great to be told Buttouswliolovedandlosthim. His memory will never grow old. Ever remembered by wife and damily. - - ‘ MaoRAE—ln lovm' g memory of my beloved husnand, John A. MaoRae who was killed in a truck and train accident, Sept. 12, 1966.

MN heart still aches with sad- ness '

And secret tears still flow,

What it meant to lose you

No one will ever know.

When I’m sad and lonely

And everything goes wrong.

I seem to hear you whisper

Cheer up and carry on.

. \‘ ’ Eadh time I see your photo You seem to smile and say Don’t cry, I only sleeping We will meet again some day. sadly missed and lovingly ile. membeibd by his loving wife Ida.

I

loving, memory :0:

my dear father, John A. Mac-

Rae, who was killed in a truck

and train accident, I Sept 12,

1956. > ’

Bearer to me than words can tell

The Dad I lost and loved so well.

I do not target andnever intend

I think of him dearly, and no the and. u ' "

Wherever I am

Whatever I do,

Always dear dad ' '

I think of you.

No more to see his face Or hear him say hello

It was a shock, a hard and bit- ter blow

Itappy and smiling always con- ' tent

Loved and respected wherever he went.

These are the memories he left behind.

Sadly missed» and lovingly re- membered by his daughter Hazel.

MaoIEAN—dn loving memory of John D. MaciLean, who passed away September ‘12, 1957. 5’

God knew that he was suflferin-g That the were hard to climb, So he closed his weary eyelids And whispered, “Peace Be Thine

Inserted by daughters, Marg- ‘netta.

cry of my brother, John R. Mac- Oannell, who passed away Sep- tember 12, 1954. ,

He would not wish tor sorrow

He would not wish for team

But just to be‘ remembered

Throughout the passing years, \

Silently the years roll It But thoughts of you will never die For in God’s garden now you

sleep .

'llhere be no me sorrow there.

Sadly missed by sistfer Janie.

MacRAE—lIn fond and loving memory of our brother J ohnny

MacRrae, who died two years

ago today.

This day we do remember

A loving thought we give.

To one no longer with us.

But in our hearts still live.

Always remembered and sadly

miss” by Alex F . 01m dmnl . sauces and

Agents Wanted

EXPANDING MARITIME PA- per distributor and packaging house requires representative for P.E.l. Applicants must be 25 to 45. with minimum of High School education. Selling exper- ience although perferable is not essential. Can'oifer very in— teresting career with promis- ing future for energetic man anxious to make a good living. Usual social benefits. A p ply

Giving, who passed‘

' CAPABLE WAITRE-SS kitchen helper, must be nest in appearance. Apply Hill Side

Always thoughful and kind '

AUTOMOTIVE

R. J. GREENAN’S B.A. SERVICE STATION

. TOWINI‘ - TIRES BATTERIES .ETC.

MALPEQUE RD_

OPEN 7.30. A.M. TO 12 MIDNITE DIAL 8975

OUT OUR WAY

D A6IN$T ONE OF 111' MACH

INES, GE

Bally Onions

every need.

Blslness Opportunities

wehave several propositions . can be worked at your home particulars write

tawa, Ontario.

BOARDIEIRS AOOOMMODATED

Phone 6292. MALE BOARDERS ACCOMMO

cooked meals Dial 6097.

________.__._.___ BURNS C II I C K MTCBERY now open. A special breed for

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED .IN increasing your present earmng

in spare time, no previous ex- perience necessary. For further to UNIX

Agency, 63 Sparks Street, 0t-

Ioarders Accommodated i

dated in a private home. Home

THAT KID

mimosa

By J. R. WILLIAMS

THEY TEACH THAT

NOW--P$VCHOL06YI BUT rM AFRAID THE‘I’RE 'IEAa-Iw'

WM

Oars and Trucks For Sale

central home. Phone 4744.

CAN ACCOMMODATE z sru; dents or business girls in quiet

Fir ‘ Sale

1955 FORD IN GOOD CONDI- tion'. Price $1,050. Phone 7707.

1956 DODGE REGENT SEDAN

“Eureka”

George Cannon, Victoria.

WANTED —PENSIONERS FOR House. Oil heated and all modern conveniences. Heme cooked meals.‘ Mrs.

Good~cbndition. Phonp 3 Bede- que.

1951 VANGUARD. CAN BE seen at‘ rBud’s Service Sta- tion, Richmond St.

Female Help Wanted

person to the Island Grill.

WAITRESS WANTED. Apply h

heater. AIpply Gavin Woods, 'Bonshaw.

1941 CHEV CAR. RADIO AND

LADIES’ FALL COAT, SIZE 18. Bargain. Phone 9829.

REAL , __E§]ATE For Rent 'rwo UNFURNISHED ROOMS AIpIply 139 H-illsboro Street.

l TWO. FURNISHED ROOMS.

Adults only. Phone 5479.

ROOMS FOR RENT? TELL folks looking for a nice place via Classified Ads. Just Phone 8506

TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 2nd floor. Apply 202 Sydney Street. ‘

YOUNG COUPLE To .SHARE comfortable ,house with owner. All conveniences. Write 394 Guardian.

Box

For.Sale

FOR SALE

Desirable property at Ken- singtou, house and barn, to- gether with 41/4 acres of land eluding two building lots, Sit- ate on the paved Margate Road just outside the town lim- its (low tax rate)-

v ROBERT S. HUMPHREY. VAUGHAN I-I. GROOM. Executors.

Land For Sale

ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME. ' Young man preferred. Phone 0603' af-

breaIkItaIst if desired.

tor 5.30 p.m. FULLY FURNISHED THREE

Guardian.

cation. Breakfast if desired , Gentleman prefer-1‘ .

Box ' 402 Guardian.

bedroom house, two miles from City limits. Oil heated. Nov- ember to May. Apply Box 401

FURNISHE" HEATED, ROOM in private home. Excellent 10-

Apply

On Harvard St. In Summerside

31/1, acres with a front- age of 265 feet on Harvard Street and about 100 feet fronting On the Canadian National Railways. Water and s e w e r a g e facilities available. '

' Apply to —‘

WINTER COAT. SIZE 14. NEW condition. Phone 5212.

'I‘WO COOKER SPANIEIL PUPS Apply Gordon Shaw, Brackley Beach.

Apply 57 Bayfield’ Street.

FURNISHED ROOM, SECOND floor, with adjoining kitchen and bathroom, one girl shar- ‘ing kitchen and bathroom. Heated, continuous hot water.

William E. Jenkins

Summerside

FOR SALE

PEILCO CAR RADIO. HAROLD Peterson, Loyalist Road, New Wiltshire.

I don Shaw, Brackley Beach.)

maid. References: Apply Mrs R.'1‘. Mussen, 198 Fitzroy St Summerside. ‘ '

emf. TO roux AFTER THREE small children Apply Gor-

AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL

1955 BUICK, EXCELLENT CON- dition completely equipped with power equipment. Best offer. Telephone 9220. ~

1956 VOLKSWAGEN P EL DE- livery. Low mileage, so 1953 Studebaker champion, 4 doors. 2 horsepower Electric motor,

.

.Inn, Montague, Phone 49.

AND

single phase. Also 1 Stanley 45 plane, Complete with 21 cut- ters. Apply to Willis Judson, OmIpaud, on week ends.

Box 391 Guardian Oilfice. . Oars and Trucks For Sale

NATIONAL COMPANY RE- quires stenographer. Perman- ent position with exceptional employee bendits. Apply to

SMALL CAR SPECIALS —-,1951 Austin, excellent m o t o r'I and ' tires, $295,; 1952 Austin, motor . recently overhauled. A real buy $575. 1953 Austin. Motor recent- ly, rebuilt, 2 new .winter otires. Good body $615 (SOLD). Mac- Kay Motors, St. Peters Road.

McKenIna, Kensington 48-15.

E.- R. McLAINE " ; LIMITED A ' Select Automobiles

We are proud of our used car

and ‘truck s'tock — without a

doubt, the best selection we have had for some time. _

They Must'Sell on their reputation

The facts and featureswhich sold them new, shall help to sell them now.*

THEY ARE THAT GOOD

or PRICES

_—.—-—u—

RIGHT

'We have no' intention of selling out WE WANT GOOD TRADES As PART PAYMENT We can Finance, cover with

Insurance, the unpaid ~ balance to suit your budget.

COME IN . . .- I SEE FOR YOURSELF.

OUR STOCK—= . Priced $100 to $1995.00

ALSO

New Plymouth, Chrysler Renault and Fargo Trucks

F. R. McLAINE LIMITED

805 399 Office with

ueferencc. “ '

PHONE 7358-9

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR cattle, one 1952 1A: ton mercury truck, Actual mileage 32,000. Good I condition. Apply Victor Hamilton; Phone

Phone 6448.

“Oars Leaving

can LEAVING FOR‘DDSTON. September 14th, can accom- modate two. Dial 5947, after 5 p.m.

CAIR LEAva FOR BOSTON. Sunday. Sept. 14th. Can take four passengers. Phone Hills- boro exchange. V '

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO. Can accommodate 3 passen- gers. Sat Sept. 13, 1958. Phone, 9895 after 5. ‘ ' ‘

For Sale

ONE UP-RIGIIT, PIANO IN GOOD condition. Apply Box' 400 Guar- dian. v V I ‘ ' TOP SOIL —‘- $2.00 PER CUB. YD Delivered. ‘MacKay Construc- tion Ltd. , DOUBLE BED, SPRING AND

mattress. Dial 3505, between 6.30 and 7.30. p.m.

ONE: OIL SPACE HEATER IN good condition. Apply 292 Fitz- roy Street;

ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN — all colours —- cut to size. Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

TWO YOUNG COWSV NEWLY freshened. Apply Irvin-g Mac- Donald, York. ‘

working condition $50. Apply Ivan \ Bowness, Keusington.

PULLETS. RHODE ISLAND Barred Rock, and N.H.—Lixght Sussex. Apply Robert Mitchell Village Green.

USED ONE ROW INTERNAT- ional Power take off Potato Digger. Apply Elmer Waugh, Wilmot Valley. -

SINGER TREADLE SEWING Machine in good working or- der cabinet fair price $10.00. Phone 6129.

BOTH WAYS, CLASSIFIED AD- vertising pays. Whether you’re,

there’s? profit aplenty for you in the Classified section. Phone 8506.

BEDROOM SUITE, DINIINGI. room table and chairs, and' .ldtcihen fumiture. Dial 3151.

AN ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner with attachments, also polisher. Both in perfect con— dition.\Dia1 5607.

A smaw BLOWER. APPLY Howard Carr, Oyster Bed Bridge. Phone 22-22, Hunter River.

45 AND 180 GAL. SIZE HEAVY

Oak puncheons. Weddell Bros, Crapaud.

FOR SALE—ONE LARGE HALL Thresher and Blower. Good

. condition. Gordon Carew, Hun- ter River. Phone 20-23.

FOR SALE —- 'Y 0 UN G PIGS. Write for prices, weights, breed and age. A. R. Sipprelle, Hart- land, N. B.

DUCK’S A DELICACY'

Make your dinner a special occas1on.

50c Lb. .PHONE 7767.

ONE ELEVATOR POTATO digger for sale as good as new. One Mare 12 years old. Apply Alfred Fond, Oyster Bed Bridge.

\ ELECTROLUX V A C U U M

Cleaner Trade-Ins. Automatic hag ejection feature. From $49.50 Late models. Dealers in- quires invited. Maritime oom- paot Sales, 176 Kent Street, Charlottetown Phone 9220.

ELEVATOR DIGGER IN GOOD v

an advertiser or a reader, '

12 FOOT PLYWOOD BOAT surr- able for outboard motor. Lot Jenkins, Milltown Cross.

FAWCETT COAL OIL wooo Range (mall). Door panels and back, enamel, $20.00 our best offer 53 Fitzroy Street. Phone 9595. '

'EURE NEW HONEY AT BAR- gain prices. Any quantity in your own containers, before September 20th. George Bow- ness 82 Water Street, Summer- shie-

ONE BEA'ITY WASHING MA- chine and one Singer Sewing Machine. Apply 25 Alley Street.

14 FOOT BOAT WITH 22 HP. Elto out-board engine and re‘ mote control, in good condition Apply Ralph Mlallett. Phone 4950. ‘ ‘

TENDER YOUNG GEESE 10 lb. size.

Only; 50c Lb. PHONE 7757.

REAL ESTATE"

‘ _ Duplex "

WANTED

ily requires three b

artm-ent or house;

389 Guardian Office WANTED JEEP. APPLY STAT

“ Box 352, Guardian _ Patriot.

MEDICAL DOCTOR. WI H FAM-

m ap- Immediate occupancy desired Apply Box

ing price and condition. Apply

in Charlottetown Residential, Separate en- trances. Oil heat. Lower with 1 bedroom. Upper with 2. bedrboms. Latter rents at $65 monthly. 'Both

fice Box 395.

WANTED FOUR ROOM HEAT- ed apartment. Write Post Of-

now available for occu- pancy.

ed apartment. Phone 4905.

room heated apartment.

‘WANTED BY SEPTEMBER 30TH four rdoms Unfurnished heat- Bath first or second floor reliable tenants.

D‘r YOUNG COUPLE s on 6 Dial 4317 between 9 am. and

Solicitor.

Apply W. Gaudet

Services Offered

MODERN FUMIGATING

Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Tree estimates. Phone or wrrte‘

H. R. QUINN, PROP. P. O. Box 451 Phone 8727

SPECIAL SERVICES MOTOR WASHING

GUARANTEED “WHEEL BALANCING”

BUD'S,SERVICE STN. Richmond St., Ch’town.

‘ Dial 9116 NEW. . .

-.\UCTIONEERING

SERVICE FOR’ . CHARLOTTETOWN

After many years in rural auc- tioneering, I have responded to several requests from city resi- dents and have procured a ‘ license to conduct auction sales in the city.

Call 5312 CitY. 0: 782A.

CLAUDE CRASWELL transportation v Wanted

WANTED: PASSAGE FOR TWO people to St. Petersburg, Flor- ida, first week in November, pay expenses. Reply Box 398 Guardian-Patriot.

, Wanted To Buy.

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts. Dial 3595. ‘

BUYING OATS DAILY. TURNER Farm Equipment. WANTED TO BUY DUCK AND

Goose Decoys Phone 8183 or write P.0. Box 323.

NUMBER OF FOX *HORSES. Feeder cattle, half beef breed, M. Walsh, 51 Chestnut Street.

OLD IRON COOKING UTENSILS and fireplace fixtures, bells,

Personal ' ,

(any sort) and glassware at 2! St. Peters Road

VACUUM CLEANERS ,l meg-clad, picks up water and

5.30 p. m. dirt. Over one horse power Bells (any and, glass . motor. Two year guarantee. W?” at 27 SIi- Pellet Rd- See before you buyany Ordin- D131 5335- . I "my commercial type vacuum 1 Fat Sale cleaner... Free demonstration. MaritiDie Compact Sales, 176 ‘ 300M HOUSEr.m BATH. Kent Street, Charlottetown, . in Parkdale Phone 5172. Dial 9220, , '

LADIE’S WINTER COAT SIZE Sixteen, suit size sixteen, Seal Fur jacket size fourteen. Write Box 395 care of Guardian-Pa- triotu

ATTENTION TRuCKMEN I

For sale 121 ft. insulated box, with trailing axle at- tached, fits 172” wheel base. Good tires. Price: $659. Apply—

, R.‘A. ROSE Elmira P. 0. Phone South Lake 7-14

Lost And found

STRAYED FROM- MY FARM Hereford cow. Apply Ivan Tur- ner, Winsloe.

FOUND: ON SCHOOL STREET; a child’s gabardine jacket, col- our, blue and green with jer- sey trim, fits 5 or 6 year old child. Phone 7251. '

Male Help. Wanted

EARN. EXTRA. MONEY.~ IN your spare time. Nationwide public opinion company re- quires men in P. E. Is- land to conduct interviews in their spare time on consumer goods and services. Basic rate of pay approximately $1.25 per hour. Previous interviewing ex- perience desirable but not es- sential. Write to PO. Box 73, Mount Royal Station, Mon-' treal 16, Quebec. j

Miscellaneous

BUYING SCRAP IRON AND steel. Also batteries, metals, and bottles. Paying highest market prices. Lester O’Brien, LowerPrince Street.

BOX NUMBERS

In replying to Box Numbers‘ please make sure you have the correct Box Number in the ad- dress

DIAL 4044

YOUR IMPERIAL STOVE & FUEL OIL AGENT

Ohitown East - Parkdale

JOHN w. SKINNER

REAL ESTATE Agents And Brokers

L. H. KENNEDY

REAL ESTATE and - INSURANCE

166 'Great George St.

I u A. _ Farmer, Q.C., LLB.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH bath, air conditioned, oil'tfur- ace wit-h'gar'age. Phone

IIOUSE AND 17 ACRES IN HUN- ter River excellent condition throughout. Will consider trade tor house in Charlottetown. Price tor sale. J. Beaten, Hunter River, P.E.I.

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH The amazing Body Tonic. Write for free booklet today. ’

PROCKER 8t CAMPBELL RESEARCH -’ms'r. ' ll St. East, Toronto, Ont.

Sunless Offered

FOR SALE — HOUSE wrrn’ ALL

lot, located in Victoria Village. Apply Mrs. George Cannon, Victoria.

FOR SALE

IN MONTAGUE

Modern semi—bungalow, with large double lot.‘ Electric range, oil furnace. PHONE 46, or Write P. 0. BOX 432 MONTAGUE. ,

A'I‘ LONG RIVER; 100 ACRES land 85 clear, balance wood and lumber well watered and in good ,state of cultivation. Buildings in good repair. One mile from pavement. Handy school and churches. Apply Nelson Paynter, Ken- sington RR. 2. .

modern conveniences and large .

H 15' FURNACE CLEANUP timeagain. Avoid the Vickerdon Oil Co. Dial 9911.

For limited number of. adults interested in Landscape and Figure p mting .in oils or waters_.,Phone 7015 between 6 and 9 p.m., before Tuesday Sept, 16th. . ,

Do YOU NEED { AUTO BODY REPAIRS

WHEEL ALIGNMENT ' WHEEL BALANCING

SPENCE & McLEOD LTD. IEden sr. Dial 9628

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

.DARRISTERs, SOLICITORS, Etc.

1. Elmer Blanchard, ‘50 Richmond St. Dial 5573