II Jislsrlan

cinms-In iovins mem : of Patrick Macliinis. who died July. zaui. 1953. I Lovlngly -emembe vi- and fam'IlY-

& - -v -:j MORROW-In loving mcmorl! 0'

by wife

Use Guardian

Page 10, The Guardian Sat., July 28 1956

Want A

it '

william O. Morrow who passed away July 29th. 1954-

Days of sadness still come! (We!

1'elIaSrs iii silcnce often flow

For memory keeps you ever hear us.

Though you died two year! 320- inserted by wife. son Elwyn andi

granddaughter. Arlene. I

In loving memory of Charles Townshend who passed Iway July 28th. 1955. g I have lost a real companion A life linked with my own And day h.V day I miss him mm As I walked through life alone. Looking back with tenderness Along the path we trod.

I bless the years we had with you! And leave the rest to God. ' ;

Lovingly remembered by Wife

and FamIIY- I

P ”"”i' I

I i I

5100 easily selling Christmas Cards. Noicltr (lifts, Wrappings, Toys. Personal Cnrds. Special plan for Cliurches. Clubs. Beautiful fealure boxes. tremendous appeal. ll'..- fun. friends buy on sight. Write to- day for free personal samples. catalogue and samples on an-

proval. Big profits. Homer- Warren Company. Dept. 28. 411 f”' d Ave. Toronto.

Tenn or 'fllAllIfS

We wish to thank ounfrienclsl and neighbours. who assisted Ill: our sad bereavement. Also to those , sending cards and flowers. and to Rev. Donald Mac1(innon for his words of comfort. A special thanks to Kenneth Dawson.

Sincerely Mr. and Mrs. Donald- Duncan.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. WALTER E. BURKE The death of Mrs. Walter Burke. formerly Mary Alice Howard. daughter of the late George. How- ard and Mary Seller of Winsloe, came as a shock to her family and friends. Although she has been in a wheelchair for two years and had been helpless for over a year. she seemed as usual until Sunday morning, July 8th. when God took her to her Eternal Home. Her husband, Walter E. Burke, predeceased her by nearly 15 years and one daughter died in infancy. She was born October 29th, 1874 and died July llth. 1956. She loved the church and was I teacher in the Sunday School at Grace Methodist Church and then in Trinity United Church for I great many years. She took great interest in the Women's Mis- sionary Society and was I life member. Whenever and wherever she served it was with dignity and loyalty and many of the church organizations are the better for her faithful work. She leaves to mourn her passing four daughters and one son: Lila, Mrs. Elmer Gamble of Albany: Florence, Mrs. Louis Mabey of Millldgeville. St. John. N.B.: Daisy, Mrs. Leonard Campbell of 107 Adelaide St.. St. John, N.B.; Edna. Mrs. Alton Rodd of Milton, P.E.I.: and Earl of Southport, where she had made her home for the past 18 months.

She has 13 grandchildren and 3 3

great-grandchildren.

Left to cherish the memory of

I devoted sister are Louisa. Mrs. John Bertram of Fredericton. P. El. and Esther, Mrs. W.H. John- son. of Sidmont Ave.. Charlotte- town.

The funeral service was from Trinity United Church. Her Nep- hew. Mr. George Johnson. sang

very beautifully a special favor-

ite of hers "The0ld Rugged Cross'. The service was conducted by Rev. Howard Christie assisted by Rev. A.S. Weir. The hymns used were The Twenty-Third Psalm" Ind 'Unto The Hills".

The Pall bearers were Messrs. Elmer Gamble. Louis Mabey, Leo- nard Campbell, Alton Rodd. Jos- cph Neal. and Elwin Burke.

Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. pwalter Burke. wish to thank all their kind friends and neighbours. who sent flowers, letters.- and cards of sympathy and those who helped in other way: during their recent bereavement.

BUNGALOW FOR SALE

. Centrally situated on Gay's

. Ave.. contains four rooms and bathroom, cement foun- dation, hot air furnace, lot 60 feet by 75 feet. Priced very reasonable.

L. I-I. KENNEDY, Real Estate and Insurance 166 Great George St. Phone 3912

It's on to let money slip through your Angers. How much better to pin aide anal sums Ind let than grow. An Investors Syndi- ute plan will help you to much! security. can is

write. 0. I. Came

-AErHeEs7rFTiEF

:M..D.:-A? FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. TWO

rigs.

bedrooms. second floor. PFIVIIIB entrance. Children accePI-9d- Write Box 527. Guardian.

cars and Trucks Fgglllg 1949. DODGE. PANEL.. GOOD condition. Dial 6845. A

iisi OLDSMOBILE SEDVAN, IN good condition. Phone 3672.

Esaicnifooliii uni: quick sale,

1939 STUD dition cheap for Phone 3471.

1951 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. GOOD motor. new tires, newly painted. 8500.00. Phone 8115.

can LEAEWG FOR MEHNFI Saturday. July 28. Can accom- modate 4 Phone 6094.

rWii'.T.iLiE"-Tsusfi-i5i.vilWii-'rVii

sion. Fred Kelly. 89 Green St.

floor. Use of Frigidaire. very reasonable. Immediate pos-

FOR RENT

Heated four l'tIlllll apartment

cation. Immediate possession.

Apply: THE EASTERN TRUST

ONE I-IAYCARRIER FOR WOOD-

on ground floor. Excellent lo- -

refrigerated meat counte. one Moffat electric range. Storey Electric.

KEROSENE REFRIGERATOR. Small. in perfect condition. Terms available. Apply Box 140 Guardian.

en truck. one hay fork, one

tractor, trailer Apply Lewis

Griffin, New Wlltshire.

ONE USED INTEBNATIONAL 45 hay baler. Motor Drive. A.S. Mcswain and sons. Morell, In- ternational Dealers.

HEAVY DUTY TWO WHEEL

PEARSON'S STUDIO. SUSSEX. N.B., for pianos. church organs

STANDING HAY, ALSO ONE dump Rake. Apply Mrs. J.B. Auld. West Covehead.

"ONE sow. NINE LITTLE PIGS. one week old. Apply Joseph Roberts, Kelly's Cross;

If-ILE or LUMBER 2 x 4, 2 x I boards, new, also used cedar shingles, good, call after 5.

HWWWWHE

In perfect condition. Radio and Heater. Privately owned. This car can be seen at F. R. Mac- Laino.-'s. Malpeque Road. Can be financed.

CAR BUYERS

look its age- 1950 PLYMOUTH COUPE F. R. McLAINE LTD.

Open Evenings

liars Leaving

Sunday, July modate four. Phone 7095.

For Rent with sink. Dial 6373.

tage, Brilghton Shore.

4931.

Georgetown.

..itrance. Apply PO. Box 172

SEA:SVH0RE SUMMER cor

Shore.

Lived a good life, doesn't

Malpeque Rd. -- Dial 7358

can LEAVING Eon iiAi.Ir7Ki 29. Can accom-

FURNISHED. IIEFEIJ n o o M

FU'IiEITr:'I)1sli'lvIi'vIER4co'r P hone

'4-ROOII-ll c0r'rA(;E, FURNTSi- ed. One mile from Georgetown, with gas. Mrs. Walter Solomon,

i'iEa'rEF7i'r77.r'.viETi'i'7"ivF I 5”” building, three rooms and bath, hot water, ground floor. Private

trailer. Apply to 106 Spring St., Sumnierside, or phone 3203. iiii-5Es'rEnEo BOARS. BREED- ing age. from high scoring dams. W, Roland Paynter, French Riv- er. oNEFi'5o3T?()Tiii?rEii,-Tito?-riff: sections. lined oak finish. Ex- cellent condition. Write Box FH Guardian, Summerside.

GROCERY STORE WITH HOUSE attached. few miles from Char- lottetown on paved highway. Write Box 276. Guardian.

FOR SALE

80 ACRES OF LAND

.30 cleared. situated at Auburn, with buildings.

Apply:

EDWARD J. MacKENZIE, Auburn

FOR SALE

145 International hay-balcr. 2 old. 5750.00, l-Massey- liieirris Combine. 2 yearswnld. 6 limit cut. special price. 2 new lliidc delivery Rakes, and I new Villalcr left. 4 good milk cows to -, freshen, 1 Hardy Sprayer. 3150.00.

tage. equipped for light house

STANLEY MAYHEW KINKORA

keeping. Excellent beach for bathing, boating and fishing. Leslie E. MacNevin, Argyle

in the Town of Kensington of August 1956 at 1:30 P.M.

modes, washstand, kitchen

end table, oil stove, 2 rock

At the same time there

of the late Jane Bernard. the real property, 25 per cc

side, P. E. I. Thomas Battersby, Margaret MacKenzie.

machine (Williams), radio, plate, cream can, dishes, pots and pans. and other small articles too numerous to mention. Terms Cash.

AUCTION SALE

To be sold on the premises of the late Jane Bernard

on Wednesday the first day . the following: Record cook

stove, dining room table and chairs, china cabinet, 3 com-

table, couch, 3 dressers, 5

beds and springs, lawn mower, tri-lamp light, small table,

ing chairs. foot stool. sewing lamp, 2 book cases, 1 bot

will be sold at public auction

the house and lot in the Town of Kensington the property

Terms for the purchase of nt cash and the balance on or

before September 1st next, 1956. For furthcr parfciilars apply to the office of D. 0. Stewart, solicitor, Summer-

Executor and Executrix. Estate Jane Bernard. ARTHUR STEWART, Auctioneer.

Summerside. 'Dial 3520.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

The man we want is about 24 years of age, single, or married without children and ii university graduate who has been" out of college a year or so.

We are, however, prepared to consider specially sel- ected young men who do not meet these standards. Train- ing to commence in Toronto about Sept. 4th. If inter- ested contact J. Leroy Gallant, P. E. 1. District Manager, North American Life Assurance Company, P. O. Box 114,

FOR

5 '1.” noucus

SALE

.CIliinici-ulcer. so foot, anal with shit ....l propeller with- out motor. Two years old. Bargain for quick sale. Cm he nuibd to fiillng. Any nuoneble offer considered.

IIIILA-RIi'.N.

COMPANY, trailer. Apply to 106 Spring St, Summerside. or Phone 3203.

WOOD LOT AT SELKIRK. 110

TOT Sal! acres, hard and soft wood. Ap-

ply D. Arthur MacDonald. Box 71, Souris.

ONE WORK MARE ELEVEN years. One team wagon with hay rack. 40 laying hens 18 months old. Apply Donald Cur- rie. Riverdale.

ONE HOBART lo QT. ELECTRIC cake and cookie mixer. One Frtgidare electric range. Apply Mrs. Park Fraser, Montague. Phone 76-12.

FOR SALE

Modern seven room house, beautiful setting, 15 acre shore property, ideal all year round living or tourist resort or agricultural pro- jects. Write:

BOX 4. Ciiarlottetovm Phone 7808

7'j?'

undersigned and endorsed "TENDER FOB. R.C.M.P. DETACHDIENT QUARTERS, IN- VERNI-KS5. NOVA SCOTIA. will he receiv- ed in the office of the Secretary. until no p.m tE.l).S.T.). WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1! 1956.

Plans and Ipecillcsiio can be seen Ind forms of tender obtained II. the offices of the Chief Architect. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. Ontario. the District Arch- itect. Pulilic Building. Halifax. N.S.. the Post Office. Sydney. N. S. and the Post Office. lnverncu. N.S.

To be considered each tender must be Iccompaniied by I security in the form ii I certified cheque or bonds Is specified in the forms of tender and made on or according to these forms and in accord- Ince with the conditions set forth therein.

The Department, through the Chief Arch- lti.-cl's office. or through the undersigned. or through the office of the District Archi- tect. Public Building. Halifax, N.S. will supply blueprints and specification of the work on deposit of I sum of 150.00 in the form of I CERTIFIED bank cheque or lIlnlII",V order payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA. The deposit will be released on relum of the hlue-prints and specification in good condition within I month from the date ll reception of tender; If not returned with- in that pcrlod the deposit will be forfeited.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTIER. Chief of Adniinlstratlve Services. and Secretary. Department of Public Works

SI-2A1.l:ID TENDERS addressed to the R

Foy. Tryon, P.E.l.

AT CARLETON. SIX ROOMED house. Grocery store attached- smali bar and garage. One acre land. Buildings in good shape. cement foundation. Elec- tricity. on pavement. with or without store. Can be financed. Mrs. Mary Muttart. Albany R.R. Phone 35-ll.

FOR SALE

Quantity of asliplialt shingles.

Also RC. Royals I8" and 24" Eastern cedar shingles, all grades.

RIIAGII BAIIAALL, Hunter River.

FOR SALE

John Deere Combine, en- gine driven, six foot cut.

For particulars apply to: THE CANADIAN BANK

OF COMMERCE, Montague

SEALED TENDERS Iddreued to the undersinn and endorsed "TENDER FOB . C. M. P. DETACHMENT OUARTER8. STEWIACKE. NOVA SCOTIA. will be re cclyed in the office of the Sccre . until 1.00 p.m. iE.D.S.T.). WEDNFSD Y. AUG- UST 29. 1356.

Plans and specification cIn be seen and forms of tender obtained It the offices cl the Chief Architect. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. Ontario, the District Arch- ltocf. Public Building. Hlllflx. N.S.. Ch- Pnlt Olfloo. Truro. N.S.. tho Polt Office. Windsor. N.S. and the Post. Office. Slew- lncke. N.S.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by I security in the form of I certiflul cheque or bonds as in the forms of tender and made on It Iccni-ding to these forms and in accord- Ince with the condition set forth theril.

The Department. through the Chief Al- chietect'I office. or thronuh the undornlKI- ed. or through the office of the District Architect. Public Buildlnl. Halifax NS. will supply blue-prints and specification of the work on deposit of I sum of 850.00 in the form nf I CERTIFIED bank cheque or money-order payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA. The deporlt will be rein on return of the blue-print: and specification in good condition within I month from the date of reception of tenders If not returned :vl'tl:lJi that period the depolit will be fw-

et .

The lowest or In: tender not necessarily

accepted. ROBERT FORTIEI. Chief of Administrative Services. Sec.-cur!

I Department of Public Works.

Uttawa. July :'.'ith. 1956.

0ttIwI. July ism. nu.

AUCTION SALE

I fllll ill!lrllf'l('tl by Cecil I till the premises of George Maul August I, 1956, at 1:30 p.ni., t

Wurtliy. Mark 2.I7. Also harli

lui-tor, propane stove. Kemnc o lim niinicrnus tn mention.

TEIIMS: Amounts over 325 , CIIIIII. DRAKE, Owner.

One race Imrse, 'Penny Royal, by Real Money and Eva

cart. sleigh, mull-rs, etc. Also restaurant equipment including; pols. pans, cutlery, cups and saucers. French fry baskets, cash

AT MONTAGUE

Drake to sell by public auction. iilyre, Montague, on Wednesday, he following

css, sulltey, training cart, mud ii burner, and many other items

.00 on joint approval uolo.

GUY N ELSON. Auctioneer

SHIPMENTS ON

Ship your cattle by rail or ste fair steers, heifers and good beef weeks and older. in vicinity of St. John's. Bank of Canada.

Telegraph. write or phone:--

Over 40y

QUALIFIED

TEACHING

lncludestwomeeladstlyzl Aopbntincuttrlnco

LIVESTOCK OWNERS

your account paid It this end. Market demand good for medium to Auction Isles each week. But pasture and ban

JOHN D. O'DRISCOLL, It. John's, Newfoundland.

STAFF DIETITIANSI

725 BED HOSPITAL REQUIRES!

T0 SUPERVISE WARD MEAL SERVICII Ind

Forty-four hour week; one month's InIIl vIo&n: IIIIry, la Iccordssu with men pnvnlllu in Inn on bail & fuI&

III?!

CONSIGNMENT

amer. Freight and insurance for cows. veal calves. also piu eight

ears experience. Reference Royal

DIETITIAN

house and buildings with wood. 2 . INTERNATIONAL. POWER Lumber and water three quart- take-off otato Diggers, and on mile from pavement. store. pickers. ric Robinson, Carle- school and church. Mrs. Esther ton Siding.

Fssisls llsis Planted

GIRL on MIDDLE .AGED wo-

man Is housekeeper in family

of two adults. Apply Mrs. Fran- cis Murray. Graham's Road.

Lost and Fund

DARK PLASTIC RIMMED GLAS- ses in leather case. Please phone 5867. Reward.

IN VICINITY or cnAni.oi7i'-i-.7- town two lady's dresses. Kindly return to Kennedy's Ladies! Wear.

Personal

ASHES HAULED, YARDS CLEAN- ed. Dial 7446. Steve Macken- ney.

MACDONALD'S DRIVING school. A proven series of driv- ing lessons ' . dual-control equip ment. Dial 4037.

lSI.JN' G - QUEEN Street Ie full course din- ners; pcclalizing in Chinese

Dishes. Dial 5228.

Services offered

McLEOD's AUTO BODY. SPRAY painting. and welding at reason- able rates. 294 Allan Street. Dial 9751. '

Tenders FOR PAINTING

Tenders will be received at the office of the under- signed up to noon on Fri- day, August 3rd, 1956, for the painting of the exterior of property, 66 Bayfield St.. Charlottetown, completei with 2 coats, and to include! front and one side of double 1 garage on said premises. Labour only.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

A. w. GAUDET, LL.B., I Solicitor.

I 4 I I

Wanted

FEEDER CATTLE. R. MIeKlN- non, Mermaid. , ITIAN0 WANTED IN A-l con. dition. Please write Box 160.

Souris.

75 acres, 60 acres clear, wood. Good buildings,

Apply:-

PROFESSIONAL CARE?

State price. Box C. Guardian.

WANTED '

TYPEWRITING TEACHER WANTED FOR FAL'L TERM.

Please apply by letter to the Principal.

UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Charlottetown

WANTED

For September, Profes- sors for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade English H-igh School. Give details of education, references and qualifica- tions. Good salary. Applv to Catholic School Board, P.0. Box 118, Maniwaki, P. Q.

Wanted To llsnt

a Room noUsE on APART- ment. in city, wanted by August 15. Apply Box 274 Guardian.

Work Wanted

Agents Wanted for Item For Sale F07 53" TN 31'! . w"",'v U . nuns. ANTED - Mm;.r.m.iv- M ”'s'i'E.f”;.lZ;."'.tl.'.i?.”'.”.'...”'.'l'.E nun. ..'..:W--'-' i... .. ......:" . - LO Re t t" - nt 0 s ow . . - - . ,2 . ' v ' oufrelieezulifliilestllllislmas and HEATED FURNISHED mom ALTA? 139' P"iI”ni;f"o'uf,f;”Iy G”"d'" s.nooM APAl'l'ul.NiVw11g . BARRISTERS-' OPTOMETRISTS everyday assortmcnls to their A 1 18,, mm Sum ' nounui: nnn AND SPRINGS. ""'"y' " ' :5 Imus. is iliosl-ms OLD. nu- IIIUI. heated. private entrance SOLICITORS Etc J A. Curruthon no friends. No experience neces- ...'21E.M......4:. Phone aim or call pf, as mu. MKES, gm; pguvmzy AND Ian and -Spillstt I-lybi-iii, Mn. Phone sun. . ' ' in d” at ' - - sary. Write 104-'43 for -'-'""PleS SELF - CONTAINED runs: St. mornins's- dump rake hay loaders. three CIWI” RPPGWOIM DlInItIfl- - I ---.-C......I1f""l and money-making Dian DONE" mom apm-gmem, slow and T ye". old filly, mm; cows, due nase. . 5!-ILKY IN 5"-Ic0NDn'l0N loll, Muthoson G Folflf gym" J. Grant OD "T 135 Graellng Card C”'”P3"y- Frigidaire. Central. Adults. 355 QUANTITY GREEN MDUNTAIN tof freshen. Arthur J. Stewart. MOUNT. N LEATHEI (my. mu 2&9 of TM”, Box 5” I" L A 9' 12! Kent Si. . l we Bleecker St" Tuwml" - Apply BOX 270 Guardian kaeblkaintolfdkn p:tl:m;"Rw'P' Mb Cockshutt Dealer. Sea View. W Jacket with creet. Size 40 5 cm Gum-din" I . 9'-1!.” SPARE -"ME CASH - MAKE THREE meg ROOMS, SE00?” Phone NU. Priced for quick sow WITH LITTER 03 ONE To -1- EIm.' BIa"chard' .A' G' F' HuTd'.Po" 3' 50!! (wlusive Rem RECONDITIONED ONE C-FOOT FOR”-FOUR ACRES OF LAND sale. fai-row soon. Fifty year old hens. 155 Queen st. Phone & F G. IIUTCIIESON. no

EXPERIENCED C A R. PENTEB

wants building or repair work. Dial 5498.

CUSTOM my BALING. OWEN

Hughes. Tracadie Cross.

ITEO

550.10

PALMER I ”5”"' vs 3005'

Bank of N" chgmbnrl ' ChIrlot;tlefDW"' "”

FARM FOR SALE

WITH CROP - AT VALLEYFIELD EAST.

balance hardwood and pulp-,

8 room house with bath. A grand stock farm. Stream at both ends of farm.

1

ALEX BEATON

. 5 "

Modern home at Tea

rooms, large kitchen.

Apply to William Reddln

I

.. x..1.i'il. '

Hill, P. E. 1. House h modern bonveniences and contains 2 bathrooms, 3 bed- Living-room, finished in knotty pine, has stone fireplace and picture-window with" mag- nificent view of Hillsboro Bay.

Access to safe sandy beach. Up to 12 acres of land and barn available if desired.

FOR SALE I

- .3 .i ..,-., II

888.

on premises hr to

MacPHEE it TRAINOR, Barristers, Solicitors, etc. I 165 Queen Street

one of the best farmi and

DIETITIAN ,, ,,

1.? WI

lent

opportuaftyhr any one tile siulrleae, - -

ward Island, India wt in threeni es ofpsved Hghwly. The busineu consists of main "store, on pading eta w.m"..."""-:.:e.::::'' .. .... .. as a rig . rn . ell Pment This is In old established firm and offers wishing to go lnfo'niu'can-

BUSINESS, STAND FOR SALE

AT MALPEQUE

The owners of the Malpeque Tradinglco. I..td., Mal- peque, decided to offer their business for sale. This business-has A good turnover and is situated in

fishl sneIIofPrlnoeild-

Indwlllbuold

an excel-

M. A. Farmer. Q.C.. LL3. Bank of Commerce Bldg. Allison M. Gillis. LLB.

no Richmond at Dial 4747

J. S. Taylor, R.o.

Corner Kent I Queen sq, Office I188: llnuso 4751

H. J. Mubon. LO.