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Would. “extra” money make your

summer Vacation "extra" special?

Then here’s how to get it; makeup a list of articles around yoUr

home . which you no longer need. [Out—

grown children’s

» I playthings, for I

- instance, [or

' perhaps"-

that old' washing

machine, an idle

bike, sports leauipment, \ or just about

anything that I

others can use.

Next, , Dial 8506 K

lwhat you have to offer in a fast acting Guardian-Patriot Want Ad!

P. E. I. folks are « always on the lookout for. second-hand 1' articles in good condition. And because‘the Guardian - Patriot carries many of these in Want Ads they turn to its classified columns to fill their needs. If you have what they are after, they’ll make quick contact ' and offer cash.

So get busy now rounding up articles around the

cellarrand attic which you

no longer need and. offer :hem to thousands in'these‘ widely read columns. Here you’ll reach many many local prospects

DIAL 8506 TODAY

_ after 5 pm.

Page 8, The Guardian IN MEMORIAM .

MUNROE —— In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Mur- dock Munroe, who departed life July 21, .1953.

I lost a mother with a heart of gold, ‘

Dearer to me than wealth un- told.

Always thoughtful, willing, and kind '

What a beautiful memory she left behind. Always in my heart, daughter, Chris, son-inlaw, Hormel.

MUNROE —— In loving memory

‘ of my dear wife and mother ,Mns. Murdock Munroe,,Lyn— dale. who passed away July 21, 1953. “ ‘

It is hard to think of sunsets

And the glory ot‘ the dawn

It is hard to smile with courage,

When the one you love is gone.

But she left us treasured Memor—

ies -

0f many happy years

And they always will be with us

As we journey through the years. Always remembered by bus- band and daughter Kay.

MacF'ADYEN — In loving mem—

~ *ory of my mother, Mrs. Eliza- beth MacFadyen, who departed this life July 20, 1943.

Its hard to think of sunsets, )

Or the glory of the dawn. ' .

Its hard to smile with courage,

But she left us treasured memor-

> " 16$; Often silent tears -

And they always will be with us As we journey through th‘ years. Ever remembered. by her

Kinnon, Riverdale.

Agents Wanted '

time. Average $2.50 per hour. Apply in writing to G.E.-, Riv- a-rd, 350 St. Roch St, Mon—

treal \

AITTOMOTIVE

‘ R. J. GREENAN’S . B.A. SERVICE, STATION

TOWING _- TIRES BATTERIES ETC. .OPEN.7.30 AM. TO 12 MIDNITE MALPEQUE RD, DIAL ears

‘FRED F. KITSON . NORTH RIVER

FEATURING THIS WEEK

POLLARD

SWEEP

NAPTHA GAS

Mallett's Radiator Service " I7 Alley Street

ears and Trucks For Sale

es, A-l 5:00ndition. Phone . 4892 1950‘ PLYMOUTH' TWO D00. 3'. Low mileage. Excellent condi- tion. 9 Birchwood Street.

condition. Earl Hughes, Fort Augustus, Mount Stewart 24-21

1950 CHEVA DELUXE SEDAN. In good cdndition. Apply Par- ker' MacDonald, Nine Mile Creek. ,

1953 DODGE. VERY GOOD condition. Must sell idnmediate- ly. Priced for quick sale. Ap-

, ply 158 Prince Street or phone 9553.

1955. FORD, CUSTOMLINE tudor. Radio, fender skirts, spot light and many extras. Car in very good condition. Priced for quick sale. . Apply after 6 pm. or phone Cst. H.V. Cameron, R.C.M.P.' Barracks, Malpeque Road. .

DON’T SHOOT ‘YOURSELF .

tionai car buy because here are three just as good.

1953 Meter Tudor Beige .1]: color, brand new V4! engine, clean interior.

only $975

1957 Ford four door sedan. new six cylinder engine, new body finish.

only . $2100

1954 Meteor Station'Wagon com- pletely overhauled, new body finish, Radio. ‘ 9

only $1350 GOODSPEED’S

CAR LOT KENT ST.

cars Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO Tuesday, July 22nd. Desired company. Dial; 6373.

CAR LEAVING FOR ST. JOHN, Tuesday morning. Returning Thursday evening. Can accom— modate two passengers. Phone 4392.

Female Help Wanted

KITCHEN HELPER FOR SUM- mer Resort write or phone Sea— side 1m, Stanhope.

Wheri the one you loved has gone. .

daughter, Mrs. Duncan Mac--

' " our motto WEDIATE OPENING; .GOOD j Watkins Route available ’ in . Charlottetown Full or part— ~-

1957 DODGE SEDAN, 13,000 MIL— ‘

1952" FORD ONE TON. .GOOD '

If you missed out on an excep- ‘

Monday, July 21’ 1958 'our our WAY

By J. n. WILLIAMS

Female Help Wanted

For Sale

GENERAL 'HOUSEMAIDS—WE , have dumy permali lilve in, positions open in Montreal. Salaries range $75 — $150 per ‘month. Send applications with date of availability, experi- ence, education and recent photograph. (No charge to ap- plicants) to:— Personnel Cen- tre, 1467, Mansfield, Suite 101, Montreal. Quebec.

GROCERIES , MEL'S Groceries and Milaats open until 10.30 daily no ‘delay—service is 5 : Malpeque Road—Dial 9417

HELP WAITEII ‘ _

' BOYS

AN‘D .

-G'|R ITS

MAKE ‘MONEY EASILY CARRYING A

PATRIOT ROUTE IN YOUR SPARE TIME You must be willing to do

a good job and be over 11 ‘ years old.

Register» at your Ch’town Tor Summerside Patriot Offices.

For Sale

BUILDING 10’ x 735’. APPLY 21 Alley Strpet.

QUANTITY OF BOARDS. APPLY Fred Stretch, Fair-view. I

, FOR SALE

Property at 74 Elm Ave.,_ house contains. six rooms and bathroom, oil floor furnace. Priced at only $3,300.00.

Four room house situated on Allan Street large lot. Priced below $2,000.00. '

L. H. KENNEDY Realtor and Insurance 166 Great George St. Diall3912

Six room modern bungalow. situated in Brighton at 15 Park Terrace, hardwood floors, fireplace, hot water oil furnace, priced below $10,000.00, inspection by appointment only. L.H. KENNEDY Realtor and Insurance

166 Great George St. Dial 3912

(FOR SALE

Modern single dwelling in excellent repair situated on Malpeque Road about seven minutes ride from the City Modern conveniences. ,Hot air heating, oil furnace. Large lot. Reasonably pric— ed. ’

For Particulars

\

‘ I Apply aim ms,

154 Richmond Street.

A FEW ACRES OF' STANDING hay. Apply G.G. MacMillan, New Dominion.

ARBORITE —"ALL PATTERN — all colours — out to size. Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

MASSEY HARRIS SIDE DELIV- ery like. in good condition N. W .MacLeod, Dundas. -

ELECTRIC SEPARATOR SMALL size; good condition. Apply J. L. MacEachern, Tea Hill. M

BARBIE” SPRAYER. NEW pumps. Good barrel. Apply Ed- ward Power, Tracadie “Cross.

FIFTY ACRES STANDING HAY for sale at Irishman. Apply George MacLeod, Long River.

1951 ROYAL ENFIELD MOTOR cycle 500 C C Perfect condi- tion. Reasonable. Elmer I-lhm- il-ton, South Freetown.

MASSEY HARRIS HAY LOAD- . er. Cheap. Jack Bell, West Royalty. Phone 7561.

ONE CHEVROLET MOTOR year 1947. New block only used four months in lobster boat. R. White, Abbey, Lot 64. '

ANOTHER REASON WHY Guardian - Patriot Classified

* Ads get such quick action: Our

trained std—assistants give your

ad their careful attention.

Phone 8506.

PULLETS, BARRED ROCK -— new Hampshire,‘ 4% months. Apliply Ivan MacDonald, Brude- ne .

FEED OATS, 1 H. P. ELEC- tric motor, 1 driving wagon.

Apply Walter Clark, North Wiltshire. FIRST QUALITY NE TTED - Gem potatoes. Apply R. J.

; MacDonald, Blooming Point.

DEERING HAY MOWER, 6 FT. out nine crops. Charles A. Den- nis, Margate.

FOR SALE

At TRACADIE CO—OP

BALER TWINE " $6.50 per bale

gerator, 2 years old, perfect condition. Bargain. Call 7341.

1 USED NIAGARA POTATO. duster. 6 row, 12 nozzle. Engine 'drive. Price $350.00. Also, 1 Messenger duster. Shopvworn. Power take-off with separate cant. Price $500.00. Will take sprayer on trade on latter. E. 'D. Reid Produce Ltd, phone 8597.

LANDSCAPING

Anything in Land Scap- ing, looking after lawns, hedges and odd jobs.

. DIAL 5669 Male Help Wanted

. WANTED

Financial Institution re- quires young man age 17- 20 for permanent position. Good starting salary, 5 day week, excellent oppor— tunity for advancement. Apply in own handwrting to Box 800 Guardian.

TENDERS WILL BE RECEN- ed by the undersigned till July 25th., for erection of fence around Summerville School. For particulars, apply Martin Hynes, secretary.

NOTICE - ALL ARREARS 0F taxes due Monticello School, not paid within ten days will be handed in for collection. By order of the Trustees.

BOX NUMBERS

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

REAL ESTATE For Rent

ONE FURNISHED ROOM HEAT-

od. Very central. Dial 4661.

'Wanted To Rent

KERSOSENE SERVEL REFRI- .

REAL ESTATE For Rent

UNFURNISHED ROOMS. DIAL 4584 after 5:30.

OFFICES. CORNER OF RICH- mond and Queen Streets. Ap- ply Prowse Bros. Ltd.

HEATE D THIRD FLOOR Al‘- artment. 5 rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Central- ly located. Box 214 Guardian- Patriot.

6 ROOM APARTMENT 72 GRAF- ton St. Heated and hot water immediate possession. Phone 6016 or apply 233 Qoeen St.

IF YOU THINK SOMETHING you no longer need has value, offer it for sale in the Clas- sified section. Ph'one 8506i for a helpful aid-taker.

REAL ESTATE

For Sale

120 ACRE FARM AT GREEN-1 field with buildings. Well

watered. Ideal Dairy Farm. Apply P. J. McKenna, Mun- tague.

TEN ROOM HOUSE, MODERN conveniences, three adjoining building lots on main street. Apply P. J. McKenna, Mon- tague.

FOR SALE

100 Acre Farm 6 miles dram Charlottetown, 1 mile from T. C. Highway. All modern conven- iences.

Apply Box 246 Gudrdian.

FOR SALE

House and 1%; acre cf land at Southport.- Hot water heated, Oil furnace, for imfcrmation contact the Veteran’s, Land Act Office 4th floor Dominion Build- ing Charlottetown. '

REAL ESTATE ‘ Wanted

WANTED TO RENT BY mm quiet adults. Heated apartment. 4 rooms and bath. Centrally lo- cated. Apply Box 244 Guardian Patriot.

WANTED TO RENT—

2 bedroom heated heuse or apartment in city or Ur- gently required by busi-

mmediate vicinity.

mess executive and family. Apply Box 209 The Guar- (lien-Patriot.

Small House will pay big rent with the option of buying after 1 year.

30:; 240 Guardian and Patriot

Services Offered

FOR YOUR PAINTING NEED interior or exterior Dial 5(‘07 or call 7 ypper Hillsboro Street.

“PROFESSIONAL DIVE RS”. Outboard motor and motor boat recovery. Recovery of lost articles. Stanley F. Watts, North Wiltshire. 1

PHOTO SERVICE,‘ FOR ‘HIGH

gloss jumbo prints, send your

films to us for overnite service

Most modern electronic equip-

ment . to give you perfect

prints Only Enmans give you

Free Pocket Album with each

order for our Deluxe Jumbo

Prints (Guaranteed not to

fade). Enman Drug and Photo

service. Opposite Holmans,

Summerside. -

MODERN FUMIGATING _

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

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

1 US E Guardian-Patriot WANT ADS

' OFTEN

FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING OR SELLING

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED FOR. ST. Patrick’s School No. 162 Queens Supplement $600.00 17 pupils. Grades 1 to 7. Apply Mrs. Leo “Gallant, Fredricton.

undersigned for the laying

Plans and specifications of the undersigned or at the

of the combination sewer

pipe from Connolly Street to Malpeque Road. ‘ , I

are obtainable at the "office office of W. H. Crandall &

Associates, Moncton, N. B., upon the deposit of $50.00 Which will be returned after tender award upon pre- sentation of the. plans in good order.

Tenders to close Friday, ‘July 25th, 1958, at 12 o’- clock noon Atlantic Standard Time. tender not necessarily accepted.

Lowest or any

JOHN J. BUTLER, \ City Clerk.

' » ' AUCTIO

Estate of Gordon M. Dixon

(30 lbs.) 1 Oliver 70 Tractor; 1

Wheel Trailer.

be offered for sale. TERMS OF SALE: CASH.‘

Melville Bell:

I am instructed by the

N sALE

AT DESABIE

Administrators of the to sell by Public Auction

Thursday, July 24th at 12 o’clock sharp the following:

S I‘OCK

2 Holstein Cows (freshened) 4 and 8 yrs. old; 11 Fat Cattle 2 yrs, old; 10 spring Calves; 10'Brood Saws. with litters; 30 Brood Sows to farrow in August; 7 Pig's.

‘. FARM IMPLEMENTS

Potato Planter - Interna-

_tieonal (planted one crop); One-quarter Share in In- ternational Baler; 1‘Bogg’s Potato, Grader, (new); 1 Set of Horse Discs; 1 Gas Tank (250 Gals);

.1 Two-

‘ ‘ CROP . 22 acres of Foundation Cobbler Seed Potatoes will

Sale will be held rain or shine. John H. B. Dixon, Edna Dixon, Administrators

Auctioneer.

. Drive, just off Mt. Edward

limits. House contains

occupancy. monthly. \ APPLY L. 166 Great: - City..

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

This moderngnew house situated on Centennial

Road, half mile from City

_ living-room with fireplace, hardwood floors, dinng-room, 'large kitchen with built- in cupboards, sunporch, tiled floors, four bedrooms and bathroom with tiled floors, baseboard hot- water heat- ing and domestic hot water, wired for electric range, clothes dryer etc. Lot size 93 ft. by 155 ft. Immediate

Cash paymentxof $6,500.00 with balance'payable

H. KENNEDY. George St.

— One ' salesman who never takes a vacaton is a classified ad I

TENDERS

Sealed tenders, plainly marked on the Outside for Combination Sewer, will be received at the office of the

Reaction To China Trade Is Cautious

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Four Canadian auotmobile man‘ ufacturers reacted cautiously Fri- day to indications in Ottawa that they may be allowed to sell cars to Red China without penaltles on their United States parent firms. Prime Minister Diefeubaker told the House of Commons that President Eisenhower had prom- ised to “consider favorably” the lifting of penalties against the U.S. parent firms of Canadian

nist China. . .

spokesmen for Ford, General Motors, Chrysler and Studebaker- Packard in Canada said they would “give consideration” to or- ders from China. But none of the fims said flatly they would sell automotive products to China.

Motors ruled out any immediate sales on the grounds they would not have the cars available.

Rhys MuSale, Ford president.

cars to China if satisfactory terms and proper export permits cou‘d be arranged.

He said a report some months ago that Ford of Canada had been asked to supply 1,000 .cars to China was not correct. This re- port, which said Ford had re- fused to order because of U.S. penalties. ignited a Canada-U.S. controversy.

about the 1,000-car order, he said. but at no time did it get a firm order for cars from Red China.

Ghost Writing, *‘Is Not A Duty ' Of House Staff

OTTAWA (OP)—The staff of Parliament id not available to ghost-write speeches for Corn mons members, two Ottawa MP3 reminded their colleagues Thurs. day. _

‘ George Mollraith (L —— Ottawa West) said he has had “the im- pression there is a little pres- sure” on library 'staff toward such duties. I

Frank McGee '(PC—York-Scar- borough), attending the same joint Senate - Commons library meeting, saidrthere is a great shortage of ghost writers ~ per- sons who anonymOusly w-ri speeches for. others. -

subsidiaries trading with Commu» ,

Studebaker-Packard and General .

,indica-ted the company would sell .

Ford had received inquiries

:__ 9

the National 15m » he id. Jean ’k Richard (.L East), who am raith’s sentimen ' tain Mr. McGee writer. » v, < R. M. Hamilton’~ brarian, said the ence service wot“ , sages in book: ta» “9 don’t try to formation nor to. “ v. her a digest obit." Commons ‘ ‘ Michener, M meeting, sa'ldv . not be encth 9,, preparation of specie“

""t.

(Slim) Mouton) Canadian mu world expert on W

. “PM,

where his cum .

come in hourly. 62

sources division to tan, , with a private mining

Air Terminal,

OTTAWA (CH—“lbs , department is working as possible to improve ' ‘ inal facilities in ' port Minister Rees said ‘

He II‘I ' ' it. ready carried out and planned as the Comu' tee on railwayscm egraph lines examihtd partment’s spending the fiscal year ending we ’ 31. ,‘

James A. Main I- noted that the conditions inal facilities at various ‘ airports has been criticized 1 past and asked what ‘ dope to improve the w

)

“They all have 13911- hired by

FOR

Spacious grouds.

Austen:

1

Three unit apartment house in excellent repair“ a ated in a good section of the City. Modern convegu Hot water heating, oil furnace. Fer Particulars

Apply:

154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown ‘

SALE ’

Three car -.-

dealer operations. Must proven record of success.‘

Expanding oil company requires enerng man (28-35) to supervise cleanlineés andeffici

field desirable but not essential. Will. provide portatlon and expenses. Salary in line with For 1mmed1ate interview write Box 247.1

have good Previous experience In

PROFESSIONAL. CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

CHIROIPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

J. Elmer Blanchard, BA. 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

M. A. Farmer, LLB. Bank of Commerce’ Bldg

Allison M. Gillie, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747

Palmer '81 Haslam _ Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peaks 8: Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

. OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. Carr/others, n. o. 123 Kmt‘St, Dial 5612

J. S. Taylor, 8.0.

Comer Kent dz Queen Sts. ' Office 9133 — House 4756

H. J. Mabon, RD. Montague P. E. )

ARCHITECT!

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg, Dial 9424 Queen St.

IAN M. MscLEOD, LLB.

CURRIE BLDG.‘ (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3361

FREDERIC A. LARGE,

Q.C., M.L.A. Room 207 Dominion Building

Dial 3244

Wantedr ‘

WANTED ALE BOTTLES PlNTS or quarts. Dial 8595.

FEED OATS. RALPH szznm. Winsloe.

N.S. NATIVE RETIRES

REGINA (C;P)~Lorne F. Titus Saskatchewan’s chief superimend- ent of schools since 1944, will re-

Wednesday. A native of Nova Scotia, Mir. Titus came West in 1924 to teach at Nutana Collegiate in Saskatoon. He became head of the English department in 1937. Mr. Titus was first secretary of

tire Aug. 15, it was announced,

J as. I W. MacDonald,

B.A., QC.

150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

MacPhee I! Trainer 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

J. F. TOOTI'SS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT

140 Richmond 'St. Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 513

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ‘

E. S. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

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

I

'1 FOR

1 Messenger Duster, Tractor 1. Cockshut Mower 6 It. ' 1. Cockshut Mower 5 ft.

New Massey Harris Balers.

One used side delivery Rake.

I l. Massey Harris Mower 5 it. All mowers in excellent condition

New mounted and trailing mowers. New and used Massey Harris Tractors.

LEO ROSSITER

Morel! Phone Morehl—l

SALE

moun. tetl motor driven (new)

ready 1:. won

o

Apply in person—

GROCERY CLERK FOR LARGE SUPER-MARKET

Must experienced — no others need aPI’IY- 3 manent pos1tion, usual employee benefits. ‘

PERSONNEL MANAGER

R. T. HOLMAN LIMTIED SUMMERSIDE

Belvedere Corner

the Saskatchewan Teaches; Fed- eration in 1931. _

100 Fitzroy Street

Dial 5321

Currie nldg. Charlottetown Dial 5568 Ch I H. n. DOANE & COMPANY ar mew“ _ 148 Great George st.. Charlottetown Dial 6547 — 6548 P. 0. Box 187 _ ARTHUR J. GARRETT AIMEE ELECTRI Charlottetown P C BUILDING 11 water st

DeLAVAL FARM EQUIPM

. GOOD EQUIPMENT SAVES TIME AND OVERHEAD.

WHY IWAIT -— COME IN — OR CALL Us TODAY. .

KEITH CARMICHAEL LTD. .

E RN I E’S SALES and SERVICE Summerside

-- Central Royalty Phone