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--Agosto Vleatell ' For sale
"rm ton SALE-EIGHT anus sun iw"witAh f3f;,,N,',,2f,, 3,':,,,f,?,Y,'; 9 bantams. Dial 6291.
any of 2 money- Our son sauc ,- sour usury trpmductl lncludlns cor wood. Dial 3057.
atiu. culinary extracts, spices, goo: polish. windo-brite. tonics, olntmentycold -tablets. vitamins ate. assure quick easy sales. Open- ings in your' surroundings. For details write to: Familex, Dept. 1. Montreal 24.
, Attonllloltts. Wanted.
WANTED - T0 RENT BY YOUNG married oouple. three or four room apartment, centrally loc- ited. Write Box 021, Guardian.
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IOABDEBS ACCOMMODATED - game made bread, etc. Dial i as
FOR SALE - LAYING PULLETS. James L. LePage, Hunter River.
nnv s-f.Ts FOR anus. mar. 5291.
FOR. SALE - OIL SPACE HEAT- er and kitchenette set. 100 Dorch- ester. Priced to sell..
FOR. SALE -A ll TONS GOOD quality bale hay. I-lcrman Mosller, Harrington.
FOR SALE - LADIES NAVY
Write Box 919. Guardian Office.
FOR. SALE - FINDLAY COAL and Electric Combination Range. Phone 6880.
FOR SALE - STANDARD BBED horses, at Bunbury. Archie Fer- guson at William Maccarron, resident.
FOB SALE-FRESH COW. WILL take feeder cattle in trade. Also Cockshutt tractor, will take feeder cattle in trade. Dial 7003.
FOR SALE--FARMALL TRAC- tor; also standard-bred mare. Jean Worthy, with foal to Sim- coe. Harvester. Roy Crosby, Cornwall.
FOR SALE - INTERNATIONAL cub tractor cultivator, hlllers. cutting bar, 2 knives, and plough. Price right for quick sale. 'George R. Bushey, souris, R. R. 3, or care Curran 8.-. griggs. Summerside.
- AUCTION SALE
One Wednesday night, Oct. 6 at 7 o'clock at ware- house, Revere Hotel, Kent Street.
No reserve. Every article must be sold. Featuring--
Westinghouse 8 ft. refrigerator, used seven months; large new Westinghouse electric range; Moffat electric range; Fraveiyn stove, coal burning range; walnut settee with ottoman; large walnut table; oak desk; new Bisscll vacuum cleaner; double and single beds; electrical fixtures; lldeboards; dressers with large mirrors; trunks, tables; chairs; silverware; dishes; lamps, etc.
o J. J. MUSTARD, ' Auctioneer.
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I-Does everything but sit up tnd beg-
1050 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
F. R. MCLAINE LTD. Dial 7358-9
Open Evenings
NOTICE
I954 dog taxes are overdue. if in arrears,
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E CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT.
WE NEED JUNK
MAURICE BLOCK & COMPANY 153 Kent Street Charlottetown
We are paying for scrap iron and steel 010.00 per ton (2,000 lbs.), scrap car batteries E135 each. ,
Fast ready cash for any quantities of good scrap materials. Beer Bottles, Hides. Etc.
For sale-3 and 4 inch boiler tubing at 30c and 40c per foot. i
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY- - .FREE RENT
To resident caretaker of farm home within ien'miies A of Charlottetown. Tldeal for retired man or large family. Write BOX "E", GUARDIAN
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ii PROFESSIONAL CARTDTS -
BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.
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can-lo nlsg. Charlottetown ,DIII 8730 ...'is..E; .;'.'i..'t."'.”.'”c9.'i.”.i'..9.'.f.l' "Man can - am e. 0. 30! m . ARTHUR J. GARRETT T Palmer Electric Building Chulottgtgwn V 100 Fitzroy stmt , Dial 5321 -2;
blue suit, size 18. good as new. '
For sale
FOB SALE -- WINTER COAT, size 14. like new. Rhone 3298.
FOR SALE-DBY BLABS AND baled kindling. Dial 3057.
FOB SALE - THREE. EIGHTY pounds milk cans. One milk cooler. used six months. F. Gillespie, Clyde River.
FOR QUICK SALE, 18 GAUGE bolt acljon shot gun. Apply 33 Water Street evenings between 5:30 and 7.
FOR SADE-STANDARD BRED mare Ime Scott, registered Can- adian and American registry, beautiful mare in top condition. perfectly sound. For quick sale at it bargain. Apply W. R. Show, Clyde River.
Female llelo Wanttd
WAITRESS WANTED - APPLY in person to the Rendezvous. If
N.'s WANTED FOR NEW modern 16 bed hospital, salary E21000 and up. depending on experience. Modern, separate nurses residence, board and room 330.00 per month. 05.30 increment every six months. Lively friendly town in south- ern Saskatchewan. Write stat- ing experience and when avail- able to Secretary, Union Hos- pital, Bengough. Sask.
Help Wanted
W A N T E D IMMEDIATELY - Qualified X-ray technician. Duties to commence immediately. Apply: Administrator. Trail - Tadanac Hospital, Trail. B. C.
APPLE PICKERS
WANTED
,By M. F. REEVES sourrreoar
-App1y- National Unemployment Office .Cllarlottetown
"- Mala Help Wanted
MAN W-ANTED FOB. FARM work. Dial 5965.
WANTED - MAN TO DO LAB-
or work. Sterling MacKay. 59 St. Peter's Road.
Miscellaneous
FOR REMOVAL OII. TEAB DOWN a large building, Dial 8185.
Auio Loans
A loan on your car can be arrang- ed quickly and privately st Trans- Canads Credit Corporation. Each loan up to 51.500 is life insured to take care of unpaid balance in case of death. A courteous Trans- Canadla Credit counsellor inter- view: you privately. '
TRAN S-CAN ADA CORPN. campy; LIMITED
(I subsidiary of Traders E" Corporation, Ltd.)
3. P. 'DALEY, Branch Manage Block Bldg., IMA Kent St.. Charlottetown. Phone 8523
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SPENCER SUPPORTS INDIVI- dually designed, stops backaches. Mrs. Rapson 9988.
Execuiors' Notice
The undersigned Executor: of the last will and testament of Fred T. Mallett late of Charlotte- town, Tailor, deceased, testate. hereby notify all persons indebted to the Estate, of the said deceased to make immediate payment to them at the Office of J. A. Mc- Guigan, Solicitor, Currie Building. Charlottetown.
Dated this first day of October AD. 1954. t
LOYOLA I. DUFFY, FRANCIS A. DIIOAVIILLAN, Executor-
strayed
STRAYED FROM PASTUIIE ONE black heifer, 1 1-2 years. Kindly notify Peter Murray, Green Bay.
Tenders
SEALED TENDERS nddruaed to the undersigned and endorsed "TENDER FOR EXTENSION T0 LABORATORY GRANDE IIIVIERE. P, 0.," will be re- ceived in the office of the Secretary. un- til 3.00 p. m. fE.S.'lX) WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. 27. I954.
Plans and speciticatlon can be and forms of tender obtained at
ICED tho of- fices of the Chief Architect. Department of Public Works. Ottawa, Ontario; tn: District Architect. Customs House. Ouc- bcc. P. 0.; the District Architect. Old Post Office Building, Saint John, N. ll. at the Post Office. Grande Riviera. P. 51,. and at the Post Office Building. Charlottetown. P, E. I.
Tenders will not be considered unless made on or according to these forms and in accordance with the conditions act forth therein.
Each tender must be accompanied by
a security as specified in the form of tender. The Department. through the Chief
Architect's office. or through the under- signed. or through the office of the District Architect. Customs House. Que- hcr. 0,. and the District Architect. Old Post Office Building, Saint John. N. B.. will supply blueprints and speci- fication of the work on deposit of I sum of 550.00. in the form of I cheque or money order payable to the order of the Public Works. The deposit will be released on return of the Slus- prlnta and specification in good condition within n month from the date of re-
ception of tenders. ll not returned with- in that period the deposit will be for- iciled.
The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted, l
ROBERT FORTIER,
Chief of Administrative services
nnd Secretary.
Department of Public Workl. Ottawa. September 28, ml.
To Let
ROODIS TO LET. DIAL 8062.
To LET - FURNISHED. HEATED bedroom. Adults. Phone 8450.
TO LET - HEATED AND FUE- nished bed-room. Girls preferred. Dial 3409.
FOR. BEN - HOUSE. APPLY Mrs. A. Pollard, New Haven, P. E. Island. ,8
To LET--SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. All modern conveniences. 330 Fitzroy. Dial 5250.
FOR. RENT - 50 ACRES LAND. Apply Mrs. Lena MacKinnon, Falrview, P. E. I.
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Wanted
WANTED - CARS FOR TAXI work. Apply Checker Cab.
WANTED - ii BOOM APART- ment for 3 adults. Phone 6303.
L WANTED- NUMBER OF FOX horses. Jim Watson, Summer- side.
WANTED - FURNISHED, HEAT- ed froom, with housekeeping privileges. Phone 3198.
WANTED-ALE BOTTLES. l-llTFs or quarts. Dial 8595. Michael Bros.
WANTED - GIRL TO SHARE Apartment. Write Box 917, Guardian Office.
WOMAN WITH ONE CHILD wants work in exchange for board. Write Mrs. Ernest Mc- Leod, general delivery, Char- lottetown.
New York Stock:
NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market displayed many signs of basic strength last week despite a moderate decline. The fall came after three weeks of advancing prices. Never at any time did it get out of hand. Moderation was the keynote.
Volume was moderate. about five per cent under the daily aver- age so far this year.
The world series had a lot to do with the relatively small amount of business.
me uuartusn rage at Monday. October 4, 1954
60 stocks lost. 80 cents on the week and closed at. 8136.20. That was 80 cents under the peak of the year attained the previous Friday and touched again Tuesday.
RAILROAD DROP IIALTED
One thing worried technicians for a time this week-the rail- roads. Carriers were depressed to the point where some feared their weakness could cause the rest of the market to topple in sy athy. One railroad line after another reported disappointing earnings. The Association of American Rail- roads predicted fourth quarter freight traffic would be between eight and nine per cent under a year ago.
Thursday. railroads got down to a level that technicians considered, critical. Then the decline haltcdi and a buying rush developed in rails of such strength that the en-i tire market was carried up.
CHRYSLER MOST ACTIVE
The five most active issues on the New York stock exchange were: Chrysler up AV: at 69 on l9l.000 shares; Tide Water Asso- ciated Oil up.l5,Ta at 25; Cclanese up 23.t”s at 22316; Remington Rand up 21!; at 27Wt. and Granite City Steel up 17th at 1995.
The most active issue on the American stock exchange was Ford Motor of France up 9': at 2 3-16 on 224,100 shares.
Canadian stocks closed mostly higher. Canadian Pacific advanced V2 Friday. Mclniyrc gained 3': and Dome Mines, International Nickel and Hiram Walker each added ll. Distillers Seagram fell 1,-E. Royalite Oil. a Canadian issue on the Am-
Elected Chairman or Board Of Directors
The Hon. Jules A. Brilliant. M.L.C., C.B.E., was elected chair- man of the Board of Directors of the Provincial Bank of Canada.
This nomination was made recent- ly at a. regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of The Pro- vincial Bank of Canada held in Montreal. The Hon. Jules A. Bril- lant, M.L.C.. C.B.E., member of the Legislative Council for the Divis- ion oi the Gulf of st. Lawrence, has devoted most of ills life to the economic development of the Lower St. Lawrence area. Born in 1868. at St. Octave de Metis. he studied at the University of St. Joseph of New Brunswick. From modest be- ginnings with various local bank branches, and particularly with the Bank of I-lochelaga, he worked his nay up and eventually founded the Power Company of Lower St, Lawr- ence and the Quebec Telephone
Corporation which has become the second largest system in the Prov- ince of Quebec. Patron of special. ized training in the Gulf region, Mr. Brillant promoted the construc- tion of the Trade and Art School of Rimouski, which is to-day the Technical School of the town. He is also credited with the establsh- merit of both the Marine and Com- mt-rce Schools of Rlmouski. In 1937 ihe inaugurated his own radio sta- tion, CJBR, which has today a pow- er oi 5,000 watts. Finally, Mr. Bril- lant acquired, in 1947, the Canada and Gulf Terminal Railway Com- pany, re-organized its finances and improved its services. His outstand- ing fellow citizens have made the Hon. Jules A. Brillant one of the most successful and remarkable
crican stock e x c h a n g e, was
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personalities of our present eco-
numical life. Chairman of the B0al'd
The Hon. Jules A. Briliant, M.L.O., C.B.E., who has just been elected Chairman of the Board of the Pro- vincial Bank of Canada. He is also Chairman of the Executive Com- mittee of the societe d'Administrao tion et de Flducie and Vice-Presl- dent of the same society. Director of l'Ailiancs Natlonale, etc.
of the Bociete d'Administration et de Flducie and Vice-President of the same society, Director of the life insurance company l'Alllanco Nationale, a well respected financial counsellor with several honorary university doctorates, the Hon. Mr. Brlllant, new chairman of the Board of Directors of The Prov- incial Bank of Canada. is the per- fcct example of a valuable and great public figure.
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208 Great George St. CIIARLOTIETOWN
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