LOYMENT EMPLOYMENT

NOTICES

V NOTICES

NOTICES

IN MEMORIAM

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WANTED

alified female teacher required for Grade 7 s in Catholic School. Salary from $3,500.00 to 300.00. Apply by writing taking care to include cun-lculmn vitae, to the Catholic School mission of St. Hubert, 3150, St. Hubert Road, Hubert, P. Q.”

FARM FOR SALE

225 acres of land in Graham's Road, under good state of cultivation—brook running through. Enclosed loose housing barn with capacity for 150 cattle, a 3 diaglonal stall milking lot with direct cow to can mi ing equipment. that buildings in good condition. With or without stock and equip- ment. Apply Malcolm Campbell, Graham’s Road. evenings or Saturdays.

MANAGER WANTED

Expanding credit reporting and collection -ncy in Summerside requires an experienced nection manager. ' I please reply In own handwriting to P. 0. Box _ . snoring-side, stating qualifications, marital tua, salary expected. I replies held conﬁdential.

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF P. E. I.

Positions Available with Government of P.E.I.

marmosnamnmucmnmnw upen- . mummmwuws ed. . e school mum reqaonsibleenperiencelnworldngwiihnndtigraphnd with machine and related equlmnmt. or any equivalent inadmoftraining experience. SALARY RANGE: ﬁlm ~99”.

ROVlNCIAIL TAX AUDITOR I This Is responsible work . w accmrlp rm of azaltabuisineesAthms to compance - x m licanta ldheve high school graduation some ' IEnoch: _ or auditing, or any equivalent culmination d inimg and experience

SALARY RANGE: $3726. - 4529.

ROVINOIAL TAX AUDITOR 11 This is responsible and plex field auditing work in examining business firms to determi e with Pro ts actuation

- accoun

«rating and audit' work. or any equivalent conﬁrmation

training and experience, SALARY RANGE: $4313. - 5243,

losing date for these competitions is midnight. Aims!)

'ppiications' may be obtained by writing Civil Service . m m PO. Box 817. Charlottetown, or by calling at Queen Street, Charlottetown,

Natal Day Band Concerts

A Natal Day Band Concert will be given by the Band of the Royal Cana- dian Artillery from the verandah of the Charlottetown Hotel. Kent Street. be- ginning at I2:30 pm. on Natal Day. Sunday, August 2nd. . - '

A band concert will also Be given by the P.E.I. Reece Band at Victoria Park, in the field adiacent to Government House. at 2:30 pm. that evening.

Wanted Immediately

FOSTER HOMES FOR RETARDED CHILDREN

Interested persons may address inquiries t

SHERWOOD HOSPITAL P. O. BOX 3000

JENKINS — in loving menial-y of Cliﬂord J. Jenkins who passed away July 31. 1953.

Nothing can ever take away

VITAL STATISTICS

IOU-LTER —- HOWAT’I‘ — Mr.

DANCE

The young ladies of Charlottetown and vicinity are cordially invited to-

NOTICE

The following are butterfat tests found in pasteurized- homogenised milk delivered to consumer homes. retail stores and restaurants in the province between June 16th, 1954 and July 80th, 1054.

Revilo Dairy, Alberton 4.62% Purity Dairy,

Maple Leaf Dairy, ..Cn’town . . . . . . .. 8.52 S'slde . . . . . . . . . . .. . su D

Ideal Dairy, S'slde .. 3.92 "thgmaifi’u'm I. m

Crystal Dairy. S'sids 3.62 » ' '

Brighton Dairy, Health :sxltyuk.

Ch'town ...... .. 3.07 E- 35" Pure Milk Co.. Montague Dairy. Ch'town ........ .. 3.55 Montague ...... .. 8.55 G t G Da Buttercup Dairy. Ch'town ........ .. 852% , , , , , , ,, a,“

MINIMUM FAT CONTENT 3.5% P.E.I. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

"-5me __ MILL“; _ MT, CHANDLER — In memory of

FIELD July 15, 1964. at St. Dunstan's so.

REAL ESTATE

attend a dance honoring the ships' com- panies ot USS "Bristol" and HMCS "Cap De La Madeleine", to be held on board HMCS "Queen Charlotte" at 9 p.m.. Saturday. August Ist. I964.

Music by the Bounty Boys.

RCHANDISE MERCHANDISE ROCK - SHAKE SIDING and

INSULATION

FOR OLD OR. NEW HOMES - By Johns-Manville Permanent Centennial Colors “Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection" The most inexpensive home care Let us prove it with a "FREE ESTIMATE" r 5 Year Low Cost Financing Ask for JAMES STEWART

i. ' ONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION 'town 894-4560 S’side 436-3419

AUCTION SALE AT NEW LONDON Wednesday. August 5th, I964 at 2 pm.

Having sold my property. I will sell by public auction. my household furnishings including:

Kitchen table and chairs, kitchen couch. electric washing machine, dining room table and chairs.

' cabinet, writing desk, Chesterfield chair, small tables, piano case organ, beds, springs and spring filled mattresses. bureaus, chest of drawers, wardrobe, sewing machine and extension ladders, also garage equipment and other articles. Mrs. Harold Dunning Arthur J. Stewart Owner '

Auctioneer. Tel. 267-4169

CAMPING EQUIPMENT

We SELL and RENT

ents, Sleeping Bags. Air Mattresses. Stoves, nterns. Coolers. Lounge Cots, etc.

Over 300 different items in stock

Name Brands at the Best Prices

See our Tent Display RENT-A-TENT

46 St. Peter's Rd., Charlottetown I - 11 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. 892-2368

SPECIAL! SPECIAL!

LARGE SHIPMENT NEW LADIES DRESSES — SKIRTS

Clea ring

$1.29

I500 Prs. Ladies & Childrens

SHOES $1.00 Dr. LAWN CHAIRS

Deluxe - Reg. $7.95

UNROES ltd.

OPEN 9 A.M. — 9 RM. ‘ Ph. 838-4122

All Sizes and Styles REX}. TO $39.00

Montague

NORTH RUSTICO

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

AUGUST Is'I, 1964

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS DURING AFTERNOON '

Band Concert. Track and Field Meet, and Sky Diving Exhibition. V . EVENING PROGRAM Lobster Supper served from 4 pm. to 9 pm. Dancing from 9:30 pm. until Midnight. Canteen Service, Bingo and other games on grounds ad-

jacent to ball..

A cordial invitation is extended to one and all.

AUCTION SALE

ABRACKLEY

5 Miles North of Ch'town on Brackly Pt. Rd. Tuesday August I Ith. I2 o'clock sharp

GREENDALE — REGISTERED AYRSHIRES 75 HEAD ON R.O.P.

31 cows, 13 bred heifers, 6 - 11/-'_) year old heif- ers open, 6 yearling heifers open, 12 calves, 2 grade cows, 3 grade calves, 1 Ayrshire bull 1 year old and 1 reg’d Hereford bull 2 years old.

Many these cows are bred to Aylward’s Royal Warrior. All cattle dehorned.

These are high quality cattle and good pro- ducers.

1 DeLaval milker with unit. 1 DeLaval unit, 1 Surge tmit. 16 milk cans. one electric cooler.

If day unfit the sale will be held on Wed. Aug. 1

“Catalogue available at sale.” Owner Auctioneer M.C. Mol Claude E. Craswell Terms of sale cash or certified cheque Dial 4-7824

. rooms,

NOTICE

Citizens are reminded that a BUILDING PERMIT must be obtained at the Office of the City Engineer before commencing the ERECTION City Engineer before commencing the ERECTION of, or ALTERATIONS 0R ADDITIONS to ANY BUILDING in the City of Charlottetown.

SUBDIVISIONS shall not be developed or laid out within the Zoned Areas until a plan has been submitted to the Town Planning Board, and a permit received from the COUNCIL. Citizens are reminded to check with the Office of the City Engineer to ascertain if the SUBDIVISIONS have been approved.

Signed :

DONALD E. MacLEAN

City Engineer.

OTICES . NOTICES

DISTRIBUTOR REQUIRED I .PFOR P.E.I.

' A small cash investment will put you In business selling a product manu ac tured by a nationally known firm.

I This product is a must for eVOI’Y ome owner.

return on investment.

.I Apply in. writing to ,jeuerdian - Patriot Box 3 |004

' Charlottetown -

AUCTION SALE

NORBORO. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1964 at 2:00 P.M.

Owing to a change in farming operations. I will sell by public auction stock and some farm machinery including:

14 choice young Holstein milk cows, 11 of these are heifers by MILK MASTER, all fresh-' ened: 20 choice spring calves. heavy mare, milk- ing machine. new electric separator, heavy farm trailer. push her hay loader. potato escalator. ‘ and other articles. ' »

William Mallet Arthur J. Stewart Owner . ' Auctioneer 207.3109

WINNERS

Maritime Fire Chiefs Association Draw .

CAR....Ticket No. 77592—Pelma Sleeves. 495 Elmwood Dr. Moncton. N.B.

TV Set...:Ticket No. 197857—Debble Ann Gauthier. 170 Went- worth St.. Moncton, NE.

W Set....'1‘icket No. ism-Mervin Smith. Box :4. Clifton. New Brunswic

WINNERS of $I00.00 EACH ARE:

Mrs. J. M. Day. Eastern Passage. Halifax, N.S.-- Ticket No, 173559 Mrs. A. Cleveland. 75 Gerrish Street. Halifax, N. . Ticket No. 2340 John Murray, Witmore Street. Windsor. N.S. Ticket No. 129822 W. Haywood, 4 Green Street. Charlottetown. P.E.I. Ticket No. 132431 Mary MacAllister. 51 Syndmons Street. Dartmouth, N.S. Ticket No. 1M7

WINNERS ot $50.00 EACH ARE:

Florence Oauvin. Monoton. NB. Ticket No. 67947 Inez MacFaIrland. 1518 Dresden St. Haliiax. NS,

No. 1051-1 W, H. Hawkins. Box 156. Melhone Bay, N.S. Ticket No. 5415 Gordon Crabbe. Milton. P.E.I. Ticket No. 140762 J. Ledwidg, 3359 Prescott Street. Halifax, N.S. Ticket No. 31658 ’ Roger Mass, Lunenburg. N.S. Ticket No. 154572

IThe love a heart holds deer:

MaoFarlsne. Charlottetown lot Fond memories linger every day

I Francis Claude. son of M22! membrance keeps him no".

mu“. _ LARGE __ M... and and Mrs. Wallace Field. Char- Lovinlilily remembered by III- Mrs. Simon Stuart. Belle “mow” m‘ I" mn‘ River. announce the _torthcom- ‘IN MEMORIAM ‘ rowan — in loving memory at ‘ m 88¢ "he" dwﬂh‘ MacKENZIE ~1n fond and lov.‘ a dear husband and father '-

“l', Elﬂ‘m“ Anne 00 Arthur ing memory of John Wayne} William F. Power who passed

v 90“ - w)" MarKenzle who passed away away August 1st, 1 . mln Large and the lat? M I" in France, August 2, 1958. I Dearest father you have left us

“We. ChQTIOIIEIOWn- The Lovineg remembered by hls But your memory always stays amuse "13kg, mung“ 9: mother, dad and brother, Gary.1 1n the hearts of us who lost you 1’. 8 -. l JOHNSTON _In loving mem_' And With whom you spent your

Charlottetown. . day. ory of Carol Ann Johnston who passed away Auzuu I“... Brat we must not doubt the wis- Ms‘s. Keith R. Bouller. 1959. ‘ a. w‘shes to announce We miss her because we loved the engagement of their only her, or Shirley Corrigan to She was dearer than silver and Arnold Percy Howatt. young- gold est son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy No treasure on earth can re-‘ owatt, The marriage place

H Tryon. er. I I will take place on Saturd a y. Her memory will never grow I Id

Sept 5th, 1964 In the o . United Church. Victoria. at 3 Lo vln g1 y remembered by, anhwgfzcaﬂamgg‘ myﬁf; p.m. v [Mom Dad, Earle and Judy. I the Prim; Edward m.“

0f one who knows best

We know that you are happy

Up there with the blessed. Lovineg remembered by

Mrs. Power and family.

and V

?Hospltal and all my John Clifford Chandler form- ; Mend. who sent cards an

erly of Mt. Albion and Borden. , flowers and visited me while a P I. who passed away one: patient there.

Mrs. Keith Boulter, Victoria.

and MN. Archie Stewart, Multown Gross, are pleased to announce the engagement of

iheir daughter, Judith Eliza- year ago August 1. 1963 I

M. m amt Alvin Millar_ There Is no time that welcouldi of Mr. 3 Mn. Edward set for parting I The Murray Harbor North mum, MW Ham)“, , We who must remaip are neverl Ladies' Aid Society wishes to

North The marriage will take ready ‘0’ '"d‘ Pan lextend a sincere thank you to

m.“ the v3.11 ﬁeld 1] -_ Even our prayer would hczt PI” 0‘ on “gun 29' naltv "No, yet! Not yet. dear God__3 all who helped make the lob- 3.30 pm, ‘ another day ‘sternppgler ksucth :vsudcclpssd A .Wilh us let our beloved stay." SPEC”! an S 0 en 8 NI-__ MARRIAGES | We must believe, when falls the ham Ltd. MacKay and Soul. to

. blow the fishermen who dodpteg lotto: -— MaoP‘ARLANE — On That. wise] , rod has wmed n stars and all others w 0 one y ’ Ied cash. food or helped in any "108. L81!" 38M. daugh- Remembered by mother, sis-'W‘Y- d Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ters and brothers.

REAL ESTATE

TOBACCO FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER

[sell c. cum wish to thank Dr. ‘Laidﬂaw and M of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. special do and neighbor! nt bereavement; also .

no son and government officials who attended the Moral in a body.

The family of the late Alex-

, . IandrMadLenw'ldItothank PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND .113... roman... were so kind to them chiming their recent ba- reavement. All empresslms of

sympathy were gratedully re- ceived and will live long In our

memory. Mrs. Alexander Mac-mu and

iamily. DEATHS

DALLlNG —- At the Wood Cow valence-Int Nun-sing Home. ’IllurredaIy. July 30. 1064. Mire. Guy Bailing or 146 Milanese

A completely equipped tobacco farm consist- lng of two lots of land; one lot. containing 80 acres. 70 clear with buildings and the other 114 acres, Ito-clear without buildings, situated at Greenfield.

nce Edward Island.

Buildings consist of 2 storey house with 3 bed- kitchen, living-room and . baht; barn 70’ x 25’ with concrete floor, new metal roof and equipped for tobacco storage with strip room and humidifier; Greenhouse 127’ x 27’, redwood frame. glass covered: 5 kilns—2 full kilns ‘Sav-oil' equqip-

ped, 3 divided with “Bright. Leaf” Propane Gas Street. Realms at the Mao equipment. Lean Funeral Home until noon Monday than to es.

Crop: 25 acres of tobacco showing every prospect Paul's Anglican mm for of an excellent yield; 50 acres of mixed grain and “vice omnmencms It 2 pm the balance in hay. mom “I! like PM! In

the People's cemetery An Equipment: Farmall Tractor; cultivator; Sim W 1" spring-tooth and spike barrow; wagon; 2 trans- he” "m ' “ :32 planters; stalk cutter; tying machine; also a num- 28m“ mm m ber of small articles. — d m

Will sell complete or less the equipment. Tenders will close August 15, 1964. Lowest or

any tender not necessarily accepted. Mr. m, M“. Km Inspection of this property is invited. In M Im‘ y’ﬁm ' (mini noon today. than to Um-

P.E.I. Department of Agriculture in. . Charlottetown. P.E.I. »

Box 2000, mm. Mount

AUCTION SALE

AT FREETOWN Tuesday. August I lth at I:'30 p.m.

' 10 room house complete with bathroom, elec- tricity and equipped with lightning rods. Barn,

Blacksmith shop, and seven acres of land. Fully

aped. _ (DMPLEI'E HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS IN(2LUDING:-— 12 cu. ft. Admiral refrigerator. Enterprise tor-

' rld 011 range, Washing machine, three piece ches—

terfleld suite, Settee and tWO chairs, two studio couches, organ, television, antenna, et, rug, and tables, chair and stool, hall rack. wardrobe, beds, springs, mattresses, bureaus, commodes, chest of drawers. tables, chairs, rockers, stools, pictures. dishes, churn, lamps, Singer Sewing machine. flour can. food chopper. lawn chairs. blanket boxes. coal stove. two spinning wheels. BLACKS UI MENTz— Jig<Saw, lathe. drills. blower. anvil, post hole diggers, steel hack saw. crowbars, scythe, chisels, and bits. pulleys. saw-horses dies. wrench- es, tongs. auger, tree pruner, forks, shovels, hard- wood lumber. punches. mallets, scales, three int hitch hoist. (Ford) gasoline engine. vise. Its. screwdriver, saw. shoe last, lumber for new wood slel h. - I IEnot fine sale will he held the following day.

, —TERMS CASH- Mrs. Stewart Burns, Melville Bell

Owner Auctioneer ‘ Phone SO-I 2 Crapaud

PROPERTY FORMIAIE ’

THE PURE MILK COMPANY LTD.

Valuable property, 50 by 80 feet in size, in

Charlottetown. Located at the corner of Great George and Fitzroy Streets, on Trans-Canada Highway, 1 block from Eaton’s ZeIIers, Simpsons- Sears, and near Confederation Memorial Centre and downtown shopping.

Apply: F. A. LARGE, Q.C. :

I40 Richmond St. Charlottetown, P. E. I. Area Code 902-894-3244.

many- (I

,. .

I The family of the late Rus- ' ’

nurses, frien . - who assisted in any way in our fu