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Page 10 The Guardian Mon, April 21, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

MacPHEE — In loving memory of our dear sister Isabelle (MacPhee) Merriam who pass- ed away April 21st 1956. Always remembered by Janie

and Murdoch.

STANLEY -— In, fond and loving memory of a husband and father Edward Stanley, who passed away April 20th, 1956.

Sweet are the memories that never fade, ,9

Of one I loved but could not save,

Always so true, unselfish, and kind,

Few in this world his equal you will find.

A beautiful life that came to an end,

He died as he lived everyone's friend.

‘But my heart just aches with sadness,

My eyes shed many tears,

God alone knows how I miss him,

At the dawn of another year.

Sadly missed and always re- membered by wife, Bert and Celina. -

DONOVAN — In loving mem- ory of Samuel Donovan, who departed this life April 22nd., 1955.

Your memory to us is a treasure

Your loss a life-time regret.

Sweet memories we’ll cherish for- -ever, .

Of one we shall never forget.

Lovingly remembered by his family.

FARRAR—In loving memory of our’ darling granddaughter Lin- da Ann Farrar, age 1 year.

Gone from this earth so swiftly,

Just like a ﬂower in bloom So young, so fair, so lovely

Yet called away so soon. Lovingly remembered by Rus-

sell Ferguson and family.

FARRAR--In‘ loving memory of, our darling baiby Linda Ann Farrar who passed away April 21, 1956, Age 1 year.

Each day our memory wanders,

To a little grave not far away,

Where We laid our little darling, Two year’s ago today.

Always remembered by Mom- my, Daddy and Lea.

Great Lakes Co. Profits Down

TORONTO (CP)—Great Lakes Paper Co. Ltd. had net profit in 1957 of $2,162,292 or $1.70 a share compared with $3,046,497 or $2.44 a share in 1956, it was an- nounced Friday.

Sales increased eight per cent to a record of $28,684,000.

C. J. W. Fox, president, at- tributed the lower net Ip"c"it to

Agents Wanted

OUT OUR WAY

Toiletries,

Experience unnecessary.

treal.

LET ME START YOU Il\l BUS- mess on my capital with a net weekly earnings o-f more than $75.00, handling in your neigh- borhood, 250 fast. repeating nec- essities including Tea, Coffee.

Medicines, Insecti-

cides, Farm lines, in establish-

ed City or rural Paula routﬁi teach you. 30 days free trial.

Established 1934. The Paula Co.

Ltd., 21 St.-Paul St. East, Mon-

By J. R. WILLIAMS,

IT'S BETWEEN YOU AND JAME5 NOW, ETHEL" JAME5. SPELL

you. Minimum earnings

Street, Montreal, Que.

IMMEDIATE OPENING. MAN or woman to take over vacant Watkins route in Charlottetpwn Nothing to invest. No experi- ence necessary as we train $60 weekly. Apply in writing I’ Mr. G. E. Rivard, 350 St. Roch

Opportunities For Men And Women

154'-. "or. ’\*~'r

- I HEAR HE’5 TH‘ BEEF!” SPELLER

‘IE5, HIS PA PIZOMISED HIM FIFTY CENTS IF HE WINS THIS SPELLIW

“EARN HIGH PAY.”

"3, Scarboro, P.O., Ont.

SOUTH America, U.S.A., Alaska, Can- ada and overseas. Many types of work. Full information, Eas- tern Information Service, Box

"TWIXT LOVE AND DUTY.

Momems wen LIKE ‘ID uve avat-

For Sale

Teachers Wanted

For Sale Or Rent

Large three-storey ware- house owned by W. H. Tidmarsh, centrally locat- ed at 89 Water Street. Building is of brick con- struction and has frost- proof basement with cem- ent floor. Immediate occu- pancy. A

L. H. KENNEDY, Realtor and Insurance

166 Gt. Geo. St. Dial 3912

Baby chicks ’

BALED HAY AND Stuart Vessey, York.

June “NOW.”

Herbert, Phone 7984.

ORDER CHICKS FOR MAY AND For high egg production; Cross Strain Leg- horns, Road Island Red x White Leghorn or Leghorns x Barred Rock. Write or Phone us today. Raynor’s Chick Hatchery, Mt.

PLYWOOD BOAT AND 'l'RAIL- er suitable for outboard motor. Call 7290.

500 BUSHEL OATS, SUITABLE for seed. Wilbert Mccarvell, Emerald, P.E.I.

BOYS LEATHER JACKET -

llars Leaving

for age 16. good condition - Phone 3304.

April 24. Dial 5303.

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON

six -YEAR - OLD cow TO freshen first of May. Neil O. Macbeod, Hairtsville, P.E.I.

liars and Treks For Sale

2 PAIRS DRAPES — UNLINED 48 x 87, rose and blue - Chintz.

dial 3544.

1954 DODGE STATION WAGON Crusader -— excellent condition

Phone 8819.

500 BALES OF TIMOTHY HAY. Apply to Keith Woodside, Clin-

body and motor in good condition Phone 7225.»

1953 METEOR CUSTOMLINE two - tone sedan. 3005 tires.

ton, phone New London 5-2. GOOD LOOSE AND BALED HAY timothy or clover, apply Har- old Gordon, Roseneath.

Limited. Phone 9690..

1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, BODY, motor and tires good. Apply Ira Ward, Allison MacLeod’s

TWIN CARRIAGE —- CONVER- tible to stroller. Priced reason- able for quick sale. Phone 3611.

que, White Rose Service Stn.

I951 VANGUARD SEDAN A-1 shape. cheap. 1952. 3 ton Ford truck with closed in box. Apply Stephen Marzec, North Bede-

CLEANED BUCKWHEAT FOR sale. $2.25 per bushel? Keith Kennedy, Kensington.

LARGE FLOWERS POTS OR - urns for lawns. Spurgeon Hic-

1954 31/2 -TON FORD TRUCK, platform and racks; 14 acres of clear land with water in Roseneath. Apply John Quinn,

Cardigan.

Kox, 28 Hawthorne Ave.

COTTAGE AT SHORE NEAR Memorial Nursery, Bunibury i- deal for city worker, Phone 3123 between 5 and 7 p.m.

room condition, also new Brant

dian and Pa.triot'.;

‘"55 THREE TON DODGE, NEW motor, cab and chassis. Show-

ford Hoist apply Box 820 Guar-

ONE PURE BRED YORKSHIRE Boar, year and half old. Re- - gistered. Apply Kenneth Mac- Neill, Clyde River.

1000 FOUNDATION SEED POTA-

I954 G.M.C. 3-4 TON

the discount on the United States dollar, and higher depreciation and in-terest charges.

Major expansion of mill facil- ities at Fort William now is ap- proaching completion. the report said. | ‘

No. 3 newsprint machine began production las-t July. No. 4 ma- chine will be ready by mid-year and will raise newsprint capac- ity by _1l0,000 tons a year to 360,- 000 tons.

Mr. Fox said this year’s news- print shipments will be substanti- ally above last year’s d-ue to con- tracts for output of the Nos. 3 and 4 machines. These contracts brought the company up to prob- able full capacity, but it now ap- peared that actual orders will fall considerably short of con- tract amounts. ‘ '

Holman, Ltd., store.

TRUCK steel body in excellent shape. engine perfect. Terriffic buy. Bruce Chandler, Shipper, R.T. Charlottetowh

toes Sebago seconds- Apply Thomas Rogerson, Winsloe, 1'Phone 7403.

WOOD ISLANDS SAND AND gravel. Apply Everett Wakelin, Gordon Drive Belevdere. Dial

1957 PONTIAC lIARDTOP;I1954

Ford, four .door sedan; 1952 Chev. sedan; 1948 Mer Mercury sedan at Spence and MacLeod, Ltd.,

Pontiac sedan; 1950

Auto Body Shop, 39 Eden ‘St.

9110.

FOR SALE —- ONE HALF ACRE building lot in Bedeque. De- sireable location. Roy Camp- bell, Central Bl-:-deq~ue.

1. 957 GREY HILLMAN “HUSKY” perfect shape, low mileage. Good tires and 2 winter treads. Bruce Chandler shipper, R.T.

Charlottetown

Holman store.

Ltd.

1956 MERCURY SEDAN DARK

blue excellent tires plus ,4 win- Automatic transmis- sion radio. Very good value can Bruce Chandler shipper, R.T. Holman

lter tires. be bought on terms. Ltd. Charlottetown store.

FOR SALE QUANTITY _OF pressed hay 40 cents per bail. Ralph Gordon, Murray River. Phone 1913.

IF YOU THINK SOMETHING you no longer need has value, offer it for sale in the Classified section. Phone 8506 for a help- ful ad-taker.

Accordingly, it was estimated that this year’s newsprint produc- tion will average 80 per cent or better of expanded capacity.

HUGE FLOCKS Australia’s sheep population in 1958 was estimated at a record total of 150,000,000.

For Those Who Prefer To Write Their Own

CLASSIFIED

AD HERE'S HOW

THIS—-is a sample 3-line

Female Help Wanted

BARRISTERS,

PART—TIME SALES Apply Maple Leaf Bakery.

SMART GIRL OR WOMAN FOR light housekeeping {with 5 day week, Wednesday and Sunday

off. Dial 9127 or 8084. ‘

WANTED IMMEDIATELY housekeeper or married couple Woman to keep house and man for farm work. Jack Needer -

Tryon. .Phone Crapaud 20-4.

BE AN AVON tive start earning

St. Moncton.

_For Rent .

CLERK.

REPRESENTA- _ substantial income immediately. Represent An/on in a convenient neighbor- hood territory". Car essential in rural areas. For interviews write R.G. Dunn, 16 Princess

SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson & roster 150 Richmond St. '

J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. 160 Richmond St. Dial 557:

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Allison M; Gillie, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747 Palmer 81 Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen 8!.

want ad. This ad contains approximately 15 words. Phone 8506.

You can use an ad like’ this to tell about your offer to

TO LET — SINGLE FRONT OF-

fice. Palmer Electric Building

FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI- vate home. Residental and cen- tral section of the City. Apply Box 823. Guardian and Patriot.

nearly 20,000 readers of The Guardian and The Patriot.

HERE'S HOW MUCH

1 day so 4 days ,.......,... 2.80 6 days 3.60

HERE'S THE . NUMBER

8506

We Will 3. Glad To Help You Prepare Am Ad It You Wish.

HEATED APARTMENT, CON- tinuous hot water 3 rooms and central location, from May 1st to Dec. 1st. Apply Box 827 care of Guardian - Patriot.

HEATED APARTMENT, CON-» tinuous hot water 3 rooms and bath 5 minutes walk to centre

_ of town. Suitable for couple, office girls or nurses. Apply P.O

bath,

Box 323. ANOTHER R E ASON.

get Such quick action:

__m§___§v__ APARTMENT — JUNE 1st TO November 1st. ground floor_ 2 bed1'00mS. fully furnished in-

Central 5100-00 mmlthly phone 4555 af-

Cludimg all services.

G , _ WHY uardian—Patriot Classified Ads

. Our trained ad-assistants give your ad their careful attention Dial

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.

CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3351 FREDERIC A. LARGE, C

Room 207 Confederation Bldg.

Corner Queen and Richmond Sts.

(Across from Royal Bank Bldg.) . DIAL 3244

Jos. W. MacDonald,

B.A., QC. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

MacPhee & Trainor 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 5432

George Barry, Bristol, P.E.I.

RECONDITIONED END NEW meat counters, also reach in gfrigerators, milk coolers, etc.

orey Electric, dial 7341-7342.

C O USE Guardian - Patriot WANT ADS! FOR _ ”Fost” Results -..i'.':.'::.":.-=:. PHONE F 8506 For Sale 9 O STRAW. HOUSE AND LOT. APPLY

HELP INAIITEII

HOSPITAL LABORATORY TECHNICIANS

for the

9

100 GAL. SIZE BARRELS ALSO 45 oak. Contact us re delivery large lots. Waddell Bros., Cra-

paud, P.E.I. .

Department of Veterans Affairs SAINT JOHN, N.B. Salary: $2460-$3360 .1391‘ 3111191"- Qualifications: H 1 g h school

WORMS _ FOR FISHING. CAL

or phone night or day. Orders reserved for week—ends. Freei delivery. Phone 6869. 14 Upper

Hillsboro Street. ‘ RECONDITIONED

7342.

AND NEW meat counters also recondition- ed refrigerators, milk coolers, etc. Storey Electric, Dial 7341-

graduation and completion of a course in ‘Hospital Laboratory work are desirable.

Apply to: Civil Service Com- mission, New Post Office Build- ing, P. O. Box 99, Saint John, N.B.,‘ quoting Competition Num-‘ ber 58—J556. 4

Lost And Found

LOST —- STEEL TAIL BOARD

RECONDITIONED AND N E W reconditioned reach-in milk coolers, refrig- erators and motor repairs. Stor- ey Electric 136 Prince St. Char-

meat counters

lottetown.

off Ford 1/2 ton truck between Albany Plains and Vernon Riv- er. Please contact Norman Macwilliams. Phone 13-3. '

Male Help Wanted

FOR SALE——CHOICE MIXED feed, oats and barley, also bed with M inch lion spring-filled

spring.

Practically new. Arthur Mac-

mattress.\\ And slat

Kay, Albany.

MAN FOR WARK (IN FARM. Steady employment if satisfac- tory. Apply to MacDonald’s Coullry Farm, Covehead.

SINGLE MAN FOR FARM work. On a modern equipped

90 ACRES OF GOOD FARM land at Milton, 6 miles from Charlottetown on paved road. About 70 clear balance in lum- ber and hardwood. About 20 acres in potatoes last year. Ap-

ply W.H. Horne, Milton.

farm. 7 miles from Charlotte- town. Apply Box 824 care of Guardian - Patriot.

WANTED, LINOTYPE OPERA- tor to set display and straight matter, Permanent position.

12 ELECTROLUX VACUUM (trade-ins) late mo- dels must be disposed of im- mediateily priced for quick

cleaners

sales Maritime " C o In p a c

Vacuum Sales — 176 Kent St.

Night shift. Two thirder OK. Dartmouth Free Press, P.O. Box 496, Dartmouth, N.S.

YOU CAN EARN MORE IN t ELECTRONICS - TELEVISION RADIO SERVICING - MICRO-

Charlottetown. Write or role’. WAVE ' FM ‘ MOBILE RAD”

phone 9220 for free home” show-

ing.

. . . Here’s your chance to move up and raise your income - -_- Today, in spite of uncertain

FOR SALE

AT 12 ‘UP. HILLSBORO

House consisting of 8 rooms and bath with large.

Can be

lot and garage.

seen after 4 o’clock.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

OPTOMETRISTS

times, thousands of RCC MEN earn more, have security, gain promotions because they have an RCC Diploma. Find out today if ELECTRONICS is for you. Ask how you _can start from scratch. and train for ELEC- TRONICS. State age, education and write quickly to Est. 1928 RADIO COLLEGE OF CANADA Box 171, Moncton, N.B.

Miscellanes

NOTICE

Forano , Seed Cleaner now operating. Book your seed requirements early while stock is completed. Clark

J. A. C-arruthers, R. 0. 123 Kent st,

Dial 5612

CLARK’S FEED SERVICE

I. S. Taylor, R.0.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

V Mt. Stewart. Transportation Wanted

H. J. Mabon, iR.O. Montague

P. E: I.

Sherren, Hampton. ,

ARCHITECT

J. F. T0 " ZS, B. Arch.

ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.

Dial 3865

‘Mrs. C. M. Kennedy.

PASSAGE TO TORONTO BY car before May 1st. Apply Dale _

WANTED

Experienced teacher with Superior or First A Class: License for Grade Nine, Parkdale School for year 1958-59.

J . J . PAQUET,

9 Hawthorne Ave. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

'WANTED

For Kensington High School for term I958- 59. experienced male teacher for grade IO. Supplement $I275.

Apply-

Secretary for

Trustees.

Wanted To Buy

BUYING LOGS AT MILL OR roadside. Mill closed on Satur- days. Ralph Gordon, Murray River. Phone 1913.

WANTED A LARGE NUMBER of pigs paying extra for pigs about 40 lb. and over, Knud Jor-genson.

Wanted To Rent

4 OR 5 ROOM APARTMENT, furnished or unfurnished, Cen- liral location, for 4 working girls Phone 8879 after 5 in evening.

HOUSE OR APARTMENT IN good residential area, must have two bedrooms, for busi- ness man with family of two. Apply A.W. Gaudet, L.L.B., Phone 9121.

WANTED TO RENT

10 miles from Summer- side, summer cottage, fur- nished. Must be first class. Will pay good rent for right place. Best of care guaranteed.

-. Write: BOX 1492

c/0 Guardian-Patriot Summerside

Wanted

WANTED - ALE BOTTLES.

Wanted

WANTED FEED TURNIPS. ST.

Dunstan’ s University Farm; Telephone 3273. COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS

work for summer months.‘ Ap- ply Box 827 care of Guardian -

Patriot.

WANTED

Bedeque 14-31.

IMMEDIATELY, man\with portable saw mill to saw lumber for large barn. Ap- ply Walter Maccallum, Lower

Box 825, Guardian.

Secretary of TI‘uSteeS,1FUnNisiIED COTTAGE FOR months of July and August or August only minimum three bedrooms on or near salt-water and sandy beach preferred,

WANTED

MAURICE BLOCK LTD. 153 Kent St.

We are paying highest market prices for all kinds of scrap iron and metal materials, also ale bottles, hides and skins.

CO.

9

SHOP 114 Kent Street

for donations

for sales

THE NEARLY NEW

Open Wednesday 2-5‘

Open Friday 2-5; 7-9

USE

OFTEN

FOR QUICK RESUL IN RENTING OR SELLING

Guardian - Patriot .WANT ADS‘

TS

her 3,‘llI.l‘l year.

ness and for the last

ened until the end came.

son Basil whom she

Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

FOR

elevator, etc.

SALE

For further particulars apply—-

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. LEVERETT ACORN

Mrs. Catherine Acorn, Allis-ton, ' Rev. Eric Robin and received the Passed SW33’ in the Kings County 1 last rites of the Catholic Church Hospital on March 21st, 1958, inf to which she was always a faith-

Before her marriage she was Catherine Nicholson, daughter of the late Archibald and Margaret (Martin) Nicholson of Glen Wil- liam. In the latter years of her life she endured considerable sick- -several years was confined to her bed but she bore her suffering with patience and cheerfulness. About one week pnio-r to her death she contracted pneumonia and was removed to the Kings County Hos- pital where she was rendered ev- ery care, but she gradually weak-

She was a member of the Pet- er’s Road Presbyterian Church.

Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn one daughter, Mrs. Otto Irving of Peter's Road, and one son Samuel of Alliston with whom she made her home since her health failed her; one grand- tenderly reared, of Saint J-o‘h-n, N.B. also eleven other grandchild-ren, 24 great grandchildren, and" one sis- ter, Mrs. Margaret Mansfield of _Haverhill, Mass. Two sons and one daughter predeceased her.

The funeral which was largely attended was held in the Peter's

Large 4 storey’ commercial building, brick con- struction in the business area of Charlottetown. Dimen- sions 70’ X 85’ approximately. Cement basement. Of- fices in ground floor with storage area in remaining

floors and basement. Excellent repair. Equipped with

0

Road Presbyterian C‘hurCh WI March 23rd and was co'nductedI by Rev. M. Carl Currie. The mu- sic was in charge of the choir under the direction of Miss Aud- rey Jenkins. The following hymns were suing: “The Old Rugged Cross”, “Shall We Gather at the River”, “Going Down the Valley one by one,” which was a fav- orite of the deoe-aéed; and a solo “I Want to go There, don‘t You”, by Mr. Willa-rd MavcLean.

bell, Bert Hicken, Otis Acorn, John Beck, Alexander Machean and Ellis MacPherson.

Flower-bearers were Lloyd But- ier, Guy Reid, Art MacDonald, Blair Macswa-in.

Interment was in the Peter’s Road Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. Leverett Acorn wish to thank the visiting clergy, all their friends and neighibors who assisted them in so many ways; all those who sent ﬂowers, cards and messages of sympathy, tthe soloist, the choir and Pastor of Peter's Road Chuch; Dr. Bon-nell and the nur- sing staff of the Kings County Hospital.

IN MEMORIAM

MARGARET RYAN

On March first the residents of Mo-rell East and surrounding dis- tricts were greatly shocked when news of the sudden death of Margaret Ryan became knovm. At the advanced age of eighty years. .

Margaret was a woman of ster- ling character always ready and willing to help anyone in need.

She spent her declining years at the home of her niece, Mrs.

Maurice Runighravn. She was fre- ,quently visited by her pastor,

I ful member.

- She leaves to mourn one bro- ther Mike, six nieces and six nephews to whom sincere sym- pathy is extended.

Her funeral to the Little Flower Church was largely attended.aF-un- eral Mass and service§‘were con- ducted by her pastor Rev. Eric Rabin. The pallbearers were: Pa- trick Mullin, James Guilfoy, Ber- nard Fobin, Charles O'Brien, Vin- cent Runighan, John Hughes.

May her sould rest in peace. CARD "OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R-unig- han a-nd Mike. wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all those who sent Mass Cards, letters of sympathy and to all those who helped in any way during their recent sad bereavement.

Gets Jail For _ Pocketing Fines ..

WIBNDSOR, Ont. (OP) — I-Iairold Revait, 34, suspended Lasalle po- lice chief, was sentenced to 18 months in jail Friday for pocket- in-g speeding lines from Ameri- can motorists.

He was sentenced to 18 months on ‘each of 11 counts of theft but magist-rate Fred K. J aspen-son or- dered the terms to run concur- rently.

[Remit admitted stealiiing a total of $324 in fines collected from U. S. motorists stopped him in Lasalle.

In a four-rpage written judg- ment, Ma,g-iistraite J asperson said:

"The court is not dealing with the case of ordinary theft, but the case of an intelligent person WIIIO represented the enforcement of law and order in am oitlfice of great public trust and confi- dence.”

“Another very unpleasant as- pect of the offences is that they appear to have victimized only

NEW VEGETABLE VAi€I'I«:_'rii:s are special features of our 1955 catalogue. Write for your free

G. Keith Pickard 3. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Oharlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. ' Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Nurse aivailvable. Dial 4007.

GARBAGE AND ASHES HAUL- ed also cellars cleaned phone

Peter A. McNeil

166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown P. O‘. Box 513

Phone 4339

3105.

BOARD AND NURSING CARE available for invalids and semi- invalids. Write Box 828. Guar-

MUSICIANS

dian - Patriot. USE YOUR CAMERA TO PIC

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

ture the wonders of spring, and mail your films to us for en- larged, dated prints. George Wotton, Photogaphy, Summer- side.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free estimates. Phone or write-—

E. S. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I_C., P.Eng. A161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS .5 co.

H. R. QUINN, Prop. P. 0. Box 451

Teachers Wanted

YORK , Services ﬂfteretl EXPERIENCED .. PRACTICAL

MODERN FUMIGATING

Phone 8727

with the school district, Wii i

tel. 5.30 p m Cm-ﬁe 51dg_ Charlottetown Dial 5553 to clear with Mr. E. L. . rne’ ' ’ H R DOANE & COMPANY General Secretary, Manitobai .. Th’S't,956Pt _____,I-',o_I'__S,ale _ 143 Great George St.. Charlottetown a’tezl(.:iplh1iS, viilcnlﬁigeg.’ ' or age BRIGGS AND s'ri'iKi7rE\i""ATié Du‘ 6547 * 5543 P. 0. Box 137 — °°°‘ed e"Ei“€- “E to 2 horse! ARTHUR J GARRETT wiiiF§MEi?ltSIiIT§l§MAN b P9WeI‘~ Ernie Currie...-T0hnston’s‘ PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING came1Bi‘Ii1tairi’s CIl:lllC€(I)I1I)II‘g(OII of; Riven Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street

“BEFORE APPLYING FOR (‘R accepting any positioli to teach

peg No. 1, teachers are asked,

Firestone Home

& Auto Co. Ltd.,

Great George Street, Charlottetown

WANTED -- A sEu= STARTER

. a man with experience in selling appliances——-and who may be in such a position now. No others need apply—we don’t have time to waste time! If you are a self starter—a man who believes in doing today’s work oday—-a man who can plan his work and'work the Ian—we’ve got the job for you! Salary? Show us what copy today VESEY’S SEEDS, you can do——a.nd we’ll talk turkey. This is no ordinary ‘sales job-—it’s an opportunity that comes along once in , a blue moon. Apply in person to-

STEWART MacKAY,

FOR

Farm of Estate John

to schools and churches.

SALE .

J . Curley,

For further particulars apply to——

MaiCPHEE & TRAINOR

160 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P.E.I.

_ _ _ Hermitage, con- sisting of 70 acres and buildings, including 7 room house, hot and cold water, ‘hot air furnace, located close

FOR

Dial 5321 exchequer at age 23, in 1782.

SALE

Apply:

MRS. REGINALD KELLY, Kelly's Cross, P. E. I.

The premises of the late Reginald Kelly at Stan- chel consisting of thirteen acres of clear land with, ;residence with electricity, barn and garage, in good‘ repair, is offered for sale. Immediate possession.

American persons. I need hardly dwell on the unfavorable reaction this can have in the attitude of these people towards the enforce- ment of law and order in Can- ada, an attitude which has in the main been respectful."

TEN DERS»

SEALED TENDERS. address- ed to theundersigned and mark- ed “TENDER FOR HYDRO- GEN GENERATOR BUILDING AND SHELTER, SABLE IS- LAND” will be received up to 3:30 p.m. (Atlantic Standard Time), THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1958, for the erection of a Com- bined Hydrogen Generator Building and Balloon Inﬂation Shelter at Sable Island, Nova Scotia.

Plans, specifications, labour conditions, tender form and re- lated documents, and p«re-ad- dressed return tender envelope may be obtained on application to the undersigned, at 232 St. George Street, P.O. Box 42, Moncton, N.B., upon receipt of an accepted cheque made pay- able to the Receiver General of Canada for the sum of $25.00. This cheque will be returned upon the return of the plans and specifications in good con. dition. .

Each tender must be accom- Denied by a security deposit as stipulated in the tender form and any tender not accom- panied by a security deposit as called for will not be consid. ered.

Any tender submitted by telegram will also not be con- sidered.

The Department does not bind Itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

J. LENAHAN,

A_CI1I1g Regional Directo,r

Air Services. Department of Transport, .\’l‘-oncton, N.B.,

pri-singly stock, market equal-led its for 1958 last week.

average advanced $3.70 to $155’ Pallbearers were I-Ieber (Camp- which it last reached Feb. 4. '

highest ended Feb. 8.

est rally of the year following

news making ready proposals to aid

additional help of an easier feel.

but domestic producers rose sympathy.

N. Y. Stocks . In Upsurge, Last Week II

strong upsurge, th. Ml

‘The Associated Press 60-51%}

Turnover was 12,224,704 shame‘, total since the wee;

Rails made about their strong; that the government ‘m

them. . Another helping factor was tho Federal Reserve Board’ 3,‘, nouncement of /a cut in the dig , count rate and a redrucltion in 1,1,, . reserve requirements of memioe‘, bankis.

A wide variety of stocks caught ' the advancing mood. Oils had an '

ing about conditions in the Middle - East. This was of direct beneﬁt, , to the so-called international an, ‘ 5 .

Despite a drop in the stee1 5 dustry operating rabe, gm , sh-ares also made strides, us ‘ ~ Steel adding 2% points on E

week. .' One of the five most active lg. ‘ sues on the New York Stock Ex,_ 7 change was Bethlehem Steel, in : ‘ 1% 80 38. -‘

U. 5. Production Of Steel’ Is . Drifting Down

CLEVELAND (A_P)'—Steel poo ;:- duction is continuing ‘to diia downward and present I tions are that about 20 per‘ con} .« less steel will be produced this : year than last, Steel miagazing reports. .. A pickup in second-halfgoperg. I 1 tion could increase 1958 output to near 91,000,000 tons, Steel says, -' but some steel men feel this - y»ear’s production will be closer '- to 81,000,000 tons. This compare; , with 113,000,000 tons last year and more than 115,000,0 tons}; 1956. _ Despite a season pickup in chil- strucrtlon. steelmamling slipped for a fourth consecutive week last week. The operatintg rate gimp- ped a half point to47.5peroml‘ of rated capacity. V

A modest upturn ls eiapectedin production by mid-year, l:he~img- a-zine states‘. An increase in Ilia price of steel, expected July'.l, should result in some sleelbur ing before then. And ._llie1upid rate of inventory liquidation might force other consuirnoﬁilo the market. I ' Scrap prices followed the eral decline in the ll'lldIll'sII.1‘y,lhW' ping 67 cents last week to $35.5! a gross ion for prime grades,

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