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late residence on Monday after- noon, April 9th. The service ; .- eoncucted by Rev. J.I(. I" who brought words of comfort from Revelation Chapter 21 ver- ses 1-7 Gospel St. Mark, Chapter .” 4. verse 29. The Hymns sung were the 23rd Psalm and Lead Kindly Light. Mr. J.B. Lewis feelingly rendered a solo "Sunrise".

- lllillthy and all who helped in so

if-'

lsiloaerial I

LUND-In loving memory of James Allan Lund. who passed away, May 23, 1955. Lovingly remembered by his brother. Ed and family.

ANDERSON-in loving of Mrs. Alton Anderson passed away May 23. 1065. we often think of by-gone days When we were all together i The family chain is broken

now But sweet

ever. I . Sadly missed by mother. sister llyiae. brothers Isaac and Al- ert. I

ANDERSON-in loving memory, of Mrs. Alton Anderson who died May 23. 1955. y in memory we see her Just the

same , As long as we live we' will cherish her name Deep in our heart she

I who

memories live for-

is living' yet , We loved her too deeply to ever, forget. - her

Lovingly remembered by husband and family.

MATHESON-in loving memory of Walter John Matheson who passed away in Camp Hill Hos- pital, Halifax on May 3, 1955. Today recalls sad memories Oi a loved gone to rest I And those who think of him to-

day

Are the ones who loved him best.

Tho his smiles is gone forever

And his hand we canont touch '

Still we have so many memor-I

IFS Oi the one we loved so much. Sadly missed by the family,- WALLACE REEVES

The death occurred on Thurs- day evening. April 5th. of Wallace Reeves in his 57th year.

Although the deceased had beenl in failing health for some time,l after receiving treatment for one? month in the Prince Edward Is-I land Hospital, his condition seem- ed,greatly improved and he re-, turned home. But on the evening! of the above mentioned date hel suffered a heart attack and before. medical help could reach he passed away. His sudden death came as a great shock to his fam-3 lly and to the community at large.

The late Mr. Reeves was born at South "reetown on August 19,- 1899, the son of Hubert Reeves and Margaret Ann Buchanan and except for two years in Western Canada, his entire life was spent; on the old homestead.

He was greatly interested in all

matters concerning the school and 1951

community and any project under- taken for advancement in these received his whole-hearted support. A faithful member of the Home and School Assoociation. he had also been a member of the schooil board for 21 years. I

Of a kind and genial disposition, he was always ready to lnlp any- one in need. and his death will mean a great loss to the com-

he will be greatly missed. the home around which his whole life! centred. .

He leaves to mourn his sorrow-I ing widow, the former Irene Stew- art. one daughter. (Mildred) Mrs. Wellington Eamon. and three; sons, Stewart, Wesley and Jamesl at home. one granddaughter. Bar-l bara Jean Enman. also two bi-on thers, Wesley. in Imperial, Sask.,I Alex in Ontario, and one sister- Irene. Mrs. Eustace Reeves, Long: River. 1

His funeral was held from his

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The pall bearers were Eustacel Paynter, Elmer Reeves. Cecil Reeves, Hugh Buchanan. Emery Mulligan and Eldon 1:. d Interment was in the People's Cemetery. Freetown.

FLORAL TRIBUTES PILLOW The family GATES AJAR Wesley and family WREATH Irene and Eustace Paynter CUT FLOWERS Margaret and Hubert Banks SPRAYS Mary and Russ Hicks Ruby and Roy Mayhew Muriel and Stanley Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reeves Freetown United Church WA. South Freetown Home and School Association South Freetown Red Cross CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Wallace Reeves wish to thank the many

Floral Tributes, Messages of Sy-

many many wa;s during their re- cent sad bereavement.

IEDEOUE

. Mr. CM. Johnson. Central Sede- liue. has returned to his home from a -visit with his son. M Car- men Johnson and Mrs. .1 non. lmbllrue. Que. '

Mr. Wealzy Mlluggn, W911 (IRIS!

Ifililgairs sister, Mrs. ES.

air. Weeks. on May 0th.

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Pane 10. The Guardian

Agents Wantiiii

NEW AGENCY IN THIS COUNT- ry, offering the latest creations in Ladies" Dresses, seeks ect- ive and serious representatives. They will easily with our help, earn as much as 350.00 weekly, plus a generous Free Dress bon- us. No disbursement. No exper- ience. No deliveries. All the work is done by our sampled and colored photos. The repres- entative only has to write up the orders. The highest commis- sion paid in full. immediately. Everything to gain by writing immediately. Capri de Paris- 4235-64 Iberviile. Montreal.

"I NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD" enthuses Peter King whose earn- ings have exceeded 33.50 from start handling 200 necessities in- cluding Teas. Coffees. Jelly Pow- ders, Spices, Cosmetics, Medic- ines and Farm Products in es-

tablished Isiand Paula Route. Hundreds successful. Perman- ent work for men onwomen on full or part-time basis. Exper- ience unnecessary. Write imme- diately Mr. G Laurin. 21 St. Paul St. E.. Montreal. Dept 60.

Tpartments For ileni

TWO ROOM APARTMENT FOR light housekeeping; also single room for light housekeeping. Continuous hot water and heat- ed. Phone 8768 between 5 and

7 p.m. Apartments lilanteil THREE ROO-M APARTMENT on ground floor. One adult. Resi- dential area. Phone 8458.

lggnlers Acconimoilateil

MALE BOARDERSFACCOMMO- dated. Apply 206 Sydney SL, or dial B662.

CAN. ACCOMMODATE. MALE

boarders. Apply 22 Elm Ave or Dial 6786.

liars and Trucks For Sale

54 MORRIS-DIAL. 7954. BE- tween six and seven.

isiifcitiav PIN PERFECT CONDI- tion. Four new tires. Apply 22 Mt. Edward Road.

MUST SACRIFICE 1953 HILL- man sedan in excellent condi- tion inside and out. 19,700 actual mileage. 3800 or closest offer. Phone 6102.

CHEV DELUXE 4 DOOR sedan, Equipped with radio. heater and air conditioner. Low

Wed.. May 73, 1955

Use Guardian Want Ads - Dial 850

for heat FURNISHED. REA 107 Prince. an Uooms

FIVE noon naaran ApAn'"-r

ldential area. A M. c Guirdm. only . are of ONE FURNISHED ROOM. SUIT. able for two quiet business girls or nurses. Dial 5009 or apply W: Elm Avenue,

rooms and bath. Hot water. Pri-

vate entrance. Electric stove, :60. Adults only. Apply Box .1. cm Guardian.

meat in new house. Adults. Rea: Pnanson-s STUDIO.

HEATED APARTMENT. THREE

For Sale m....Emm C.C.M. BICYCLE. GOOD CON- dltlon. Phone 8849. SUSSEX. N.B.. for pianos. churchjgglins;

FOR SALE QUANTITY BALEDI hay and straw. Apply Mrs. L.-

McAdam, West St. Peters.

ONE LARGE HOLSTEIN COW. Ireshened. Vernon Driscoll. Ml- Herbert.

Fer Sale FOR SALE six rnnirv POUND pigs. Wallace Pickering, nun. ey.

timothy seed. A. Moore and Son, Cavendish.

days. Ailllly Athol MacDonald, Mermaid. y 7

FAWCETT OIL BURNER IN Road condition. Apply Box 146 do Guardian.

QUANTITY or coon CLEAN

COW T0 FRESHEN IN A FEW

PETERBOROUGH CANOE. BEST made. Two years old 350.00. Dial Summe Bid: 2979. A

tom.-: LOT. ONE QUARTER acre with pump. Mrs. Roy Seip. Montague.

ENTERPRISE ECONOMY range, reservoir. and warming oven. suitable for summer cot- tage. Call 9010 Hunter River.

ISEVERAL SMALL ICE-CREAM I cabinets. suitable for family. I deep-freeze. Priced

sale. Pure Milk Co. l)ial

ONE USED BEATTY WASHER. good condition. 340.00. One used kitchen table and chairs. 320.00. Dial 6054.

QUANTITY OF SEED BARLEY. Charlottetown No. 80: also Regal wheat. W. H. Drake, Pownal.

m.m.m1.m.......m CHOICE GRADE RED POLL Bull. 10 months old. Apply Smith Brothers. New Dominion. TIMOTHY SEED 10 CENTS PER lb. Three year old Clydesdale holrse, Clarence McEwen, Bris- to .

....:......:.:.. 'I'WO HORSES. AGES 0 AND 12 years. Two cows to freshen June

IHOLSTEIN HEIFER TO CALVE

i second week in June. Also baled

lstraw. Austin MacCalliim, Cross Roads.

ONE REGISTERED 'II'IREFORD bull, 2 y :irs old. Son of Carrion Royal Dandy. Roscoe Walker. Kensington.

FOR SALE-I951 3-TON FORD truck with hoist in good condit- ion. Apply Alfrcd Mt-Neill. Ver- non River.

SEVERAL HUNDRED RUSHELS Erban oats. Free from weeds. Suitable for seed. Also 9 tons of baled straw. Blake Wood. Tea Hlll..

J. MacDonald, Mermaid. ,

MASSEY. HARRIS DISC HAR-, row in good condition. Roderick:

for quick be "35.

1st. Apply J. H. Jenkins. Mt,

Iiale leis Nested MAN OR BOY FOB FARM WORK. Apply Box X. Y. clo Guardian.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY MAN to work on farm. 0.W. Newson, Brackiey.

Iersory Stock

IASPBERRY CANES 34 PER hundred. D. G. Neal. Vinsioe:

SENATOR nu"Ni.APF 's'riiAwni:a.- G R. Lewis, Mount

1 t. . sRoad. Dial 7641.

Services Miami

Iol.l0D'S AUTO BODY. SPRAY

Illlntinmandweldinf treaso- ableratee. IMAI a-nil Dial975l.

sawmo MACHINES itnrsnuiii -I repair all makes of sewing

Do you want to earn while you learn a trade? Under the Cana- dian Soldier Apprenticel Plan. starting 1st June, the Cana-,- dian Army will accept a limitedl number of young men for train- "18 in 19 different trades.

The training course lasts for two years and then the Apprentice serves three years with a regularl unit. Training starts in Septem-

T. Under this plan the Apprentice receives--

S HALF PAY TO THE AGE OF 17 THEN FULL PAY

' 30 DAYS PAID HOLIDAYS A YEAR

A MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE

' TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE

' A HEALTHY ACTIVE OUT-l DOOR LIFE

To be eligible appiicaiiis must be 16. not yet 17. have a Grade 8 education, and be able to meet Army physyical standards.

I As only a limited number of ap- plicants can be accepted make your application early to your, local recruiting station.

ARMY RECRUITING

PLACE 12oun"onni:ns"min for annual flower plants. also early cabbage and cauliflower

plants. Parker Jewell. York. Phone 7074. GARDEN SEEDS! ALSO MAN-

gel, Turnip and Kale. Store open

daily, also Monday and Thurs-,

day evenings until 0 pan Arthur

Vesey. York. SENATOR DUNLAP STRAW- berry plants 59.00-1000 35.00- 500. 31.25 hundred; also lawn chairs. No C.O.D. Charles Mac- Kenzie, Winsloe.

m

SI-INA TO R DUNLAP STRAW- berry plants. Good strong stock. 31.50 per hundred: 310.00 per thousand. Bruce Judson. Alex- andra. Phone Hillsboro 5--l4.

VIRUS FREE SENATOR DUN- lop strawberry plants. These are second generation virus free plants and the ,parents were imported from U.S. last spring. 32.50 per hundred: 315.- 00 per thousand, ordinary stock

51.50 per hundred; 310.00 per thousand. M. Reeves. South port.

EVE BEARING STRAWBER-

MAN roe FARM wound on All iAs MIXED COLORS ac dairy farm near Charlottetown. in rL dos. Not postpaid. 'ivin. . C;";;,',f,';',.,,gi" :3-oodE walges. Apply I ” t ' Claude Smith. E381 R05'l1lY- pm.” 2971 ' ' ” '"”"'"" 9"”-'” Ch” 3iTNi.oP srnawnannv ' ."".”i1'".tLn.L 5p3;;.nds1-oghggg ggg-gggggigo SEPTIC TANKS T Davis Jewell. 'For AcOI:3l:ilcee :e)pvtvi'c"eTag: OPPORTUNITIES FOR ”:,l;:::,'.....? T.3ltll..i'..?..”;t&. P- 8- I-- write- th (I. Phone Bedeque 22-15. CHALMERS NEWSON, YOUNG MEN OF I6 ,,?,'j:”Toom.,s,- WWW

Dial 7590 Evenings.

YOU CAN PREVENT COSTLY FIRES WITH DOMINION FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. Liberal allowance on old equipment.

E. A. KEEFE.

P. E. 1. Sales Representative 8 Richmond St., Ch'town.

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Car. Batteries, each

YOUR BEST MARKET FOR IRON AND STEEL SCRAP

I2000 Lb.Ton) . 322,00

ti.75

Paying highest cash prices for hides. horsehair, bee.- bottles, scrap lobster rope, and all types of scrap metal.

Truck Scale weighing for your convenience. Centrally located opposite Eaton's Store on Kent Street,

Open Monday through Friday 8 to 5 P.M. Saturdays 8 to 1 P.M.

MAURICIE BLOCK & CO.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Office: 3434 Res.: 4459 Bell. M h Personal ...".1..ILi.:2..fsT”''' 35'” GR"-L " QUEEN VEImer Blanchard, B.A.

Street serving full course din- ners; pecializing in Chinese Dishes Dial 5228.

Vlantetl ' WANTED A L BOTTLES pints or qiiartvs.'VDial 8595. 7 PASSAGE TO TORONTO. MAY 25th. Phone 7924. W Vilg HOMES FOR TWO CUTE FE- male kittens. Pho-nep6733. SIDEWALK BICYCLE-PIIONE 3 ring 33. in Long Creek.

ro LEASE A FISHINVGVPO-AT) in Queen's County. Apply BOX

Albion. SEVEN ACRES. 4 ACRES CULTI-

ed on main highway. J. F. Cairns. Souris.

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FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE good as new. also set-tubs and swinging taps. Priced right for quick sale. Phone Walter Cox. 6936.

THREE SECTION COCKSHUTT Lever Harrow. Used one year. Taken in trade on John Deere Harrow. Apply Gordon Carr. 190 Elm Ave.

5 EXCELLENT HORSES. AGED 1 to 10 years. 1100 to 1400 lbs. Also number of pieces of used horse machinery namely, 2

sectional seeders M. H. and

grizilzeage. One owner. Phone H. C. due harrowh 13” .00! ' l s. etc., and uan y'o c tIr:iedi.hy seed. E. Gaudette ars Leaving and Sons. om... LEAVING FOR ONTARIO VIA Montreal. Saturday, May 26.

Ariie Keefe. Phone 24-! before 0 o'clock. Morell.

CAR LEAVING SUMMERSIDE for Halifax Wednesday after- noon, returning Saturday morn- ing. Accommodation for three :p8a1s8sengera. Dial Summerslde

Eisploynent opportunities

JOB INFORMATION HIGH PAY. All trades. Many opportunities. Canada. The Islands, So. Amer- ica. U.S.A. Companies pay over- seas fare if hired. Write Section 55G National Employment In- formation. 1020 Broad, Newark, N.J.. U.S.A. .

For Rent

a FURNISHED mos-r ROOMS. Dial sass. V GARAGE--APPLY an GRAFTON St. Dial 6818.

......m.Emm...m...m ONE ROOM SUITABLE FOR

one or two adults. Phone 3158. ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM, 310 monthly. 19 Upper I-Iillsboro Street. Dial 9766.

TWO. UNFURNISHED. HOUSE- keeping rooms, cond floor in private home. Adults. Dial 9104.

FIVE ROOM HEATED APART- ment in new house. Residential area. Apply M.. old Guardian.

FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT. 5 rooms and bath. Available 1st. June. Adults. Apply 220 Kent Street, Evenings.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS SUIT- able for two adults. Continuous hot water. Central location. Dial 9988.

nectlng rooms, heated. suitable

Rising I year old horse by Play- dale. well grown. also rising 4 year old more by Hero Mine, Dam in both cases Ima Scott.

of Ima Guy, both sullry broken and excellent prospects. Also one 4 wheelid trailer with heavy duty express gear. suitable for milk and other light delivery. on driving wagon, a one horse hay mower. a scuffier. a single plow, both new. one box sleigh, new. Some harness. Apply:

W. R. SHAW. West River Bridge

vated. remainder woods. Situat-.

half sister Christy Budiong, oatl

FOR SALE AT EMERALD JCT. desirable property consisting of house and barn and approxi- mately three acres of land. Blllldllllis in good repair. Apply

I g) C. White, Emerald Jct.,

-fr;;'.;r.mi nanaif

WAITRESSVWANTED. APPLY in person. Rendezvous Restaurant.

TWO GIRLS. 310.00 PER WEEK. with room and board. Apply or

I phone the Bison Restaurant, Montague.

RELIABLE GIRL BETWEEN 20 and 30 for general housework. Good working conditions. Apply Box W. T.. Guardian.

ROBERT B. BRIGHAM HOSPI- tal, 125 Parker Hill A v e n u e. Mlscsllanaous

Boston 20. Mass. General Staff F03 BUILDING AND REPAIR-

, STATION, 162A Kent Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Telephone 3108

Please send me without cost or .obligation further details on thel iSoldier Apprentice Plan.

NAME

ADDRESS CITYITOWN PROV. TELEPHONE

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Nurses needed. 5 day. 40 hr., ing. phone 4173. I week, 8 weeks vacation withlm LAM CLEANED Asmgsf

r

salary. 2 weeks sick leave, 11 "Id Bub”. hauled Phone, 3105.

paid holidays. Write for ap-

clication form. : l ' TWOVREGISTERAEDVNIUR s as? . 30'” 0"” "3"”'m ”E' for Mankota lUnion Hospital,l yam acetylene welding spmyl salary 3200.00 per month and- pB"mn.g' Next t” Casmrd" full maintenance. Three weeks Eiumblng Queen St holiday with pay each year and KEITH CARMICHAEL'S PLUMB-3 ing and heating on Brackieyl Point Road. Agent and service' man for Mcculioch chain saws.

l three weeks sick leave - non- I cumulative. New model 18 bed 1 hospital. s e p a r a t e residence,

I Coat of transportation advanced' Dial 6423. to suitable applicants if requir-, Apply stating qualifications. and references to Matron, Man- N , kota. Sask. T

lost And Found

Taxes owing to Fort

FARMERS

If you are Interest-

twino or

fact me first New Idea Equipment New Holland Balers Surge Milken And other first quai- Ity machinery.

Hector Lea rd

Lower Bedoque

for hot plate or rangette, near City Hospital, Dial 0030.

.

ATTENT

EASTERN PACK

Farmers in King's County Strawberries under contract.

JOHN MULLALLY

Phone I4-I2

ION FARMERS

interested in growing

please contact-

ING COMPANY

PHONE 30, SOURIS

"'1 MASSEY HARRIS I FARM EQUIPMENT

We have in stock a complete line of Massey Harris tractor including ghzeo-gsigeatuhsdoaalsaey Harris 50, also Fer- an . assey I-Iarrls manure Eezee Flow fertilizer spreaders, spring tooth PALSO SOME SPECIALS" herrows, tandem disc hsrorws. All ready for immediate, all demonstrate on your farm on re- l spring and mattress; 1 walnut dressing table; 1 mahogany

guson To 35 spneaders,

dellve and we sh following tractors.

AND FERGUSON

In used gear we have the

Harris Mustang (2 years old),l ' and any bedroom suite, floor my in excellent condition.

30.Seeus first

you'Ilseetialaet.CailorphonelS9l7. , I. D. REID PRODUCE LTD. ljhu. -

ed In farm machinery.- 'miIkers, any equipment. eon-I

-;8300 monthly advancing with ex-

l,AN3,g'f,mA C""mmwN-PHONE A u g u s t u s Consolidated IFOUNID-A sum or MONEY IN Sch”! If "M paid by May. F bills in our warehouse. No bill- 31st! Wm be handed in mr I

fold. Contact E.. 1). Reid Prod- collection. . uce Ltd., 8597. Charlottetown. . I

Male ileip WaTiFeil 5 BY ORDER OF ,

-MAN TO WORK AT MacKAY'S TRUSTEES, , Construction. St. Peter's Road.. ,-

1! Charlottetown. , WANT BIG NOTICE The restaurant formerly;

WAGES? - operated by Tud MacLeod,l A Better Job Can Be Yours;169 Queen St” Wm now be.

IN Iknown as the Cameo Grill,' Radio operming gg !under the management of, 3 Elcmoniu -the former operators of. I RCC graduates start at up to van" Lunch on Lower Queen Street. You may phone for orders to take out. We serve full course

meals. Also serving Fresh

0

perience to 3400 to 3500 and earn over 3700 monthly on special radar lobs. RCC can train you quickly and thoroughly. No experience necessary. Day, Night and Home!

lstudy Plans. Fees as low as; Lobsters. Phone 8612. 34.1!) weekly. More and morel men must he found for everyl .

technical branch of Canada's giant electronics industry. New TV stations. immense radar and microwave networks. Govt. and v , , industry. create new electronics All Taxes owing Upper- communications, Get FREE 401, , I lpage booklet now. No obliga-;Belle gfeek SCIIOOI not Pllldl,

ti . St t ed , SAY .S?1(-IAR-Ii-cgulogl Ibefore May 31st will be handed in for collection.

NOTICE I

JUNE WRITE TODAY

RADIO COLLEGE

OF CANADA Box 171, Moncton. N.B. Estb. 1920

AUCTION SALE

AT McKAYlS SHOWROOM, PARKDALE ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, AT 1 0'CLOCK

150 gallons paint in sallon. quart and pint sizes. First quality paint in a variety of colors.

BY ORDER. OF TRUSTEES

1 antique gentleman's chair (walnut); 1 spool bed,

gbook case; 4 sectional book case in quartered oak; 1 new electric Reo lawn mower. Also occasional chairs. mahog-

chestei-fieid,, Easy spin drier, quantity of kitchen dishes, trunks, etc.

.row May 22, collars,

J. J. MUSTARD. aaeieseu.

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ries, 25 plants 33.00. Virus free Senator Dunlap 32,50 per hun- dred. 315 thousand; Premier,

M.R. Guardian. ' F TEACHER FOR MAY- s3.oo per hundred. 517 thou- Wgg:'ES':huo,. ,7 pupils, A,,,,,y fandluesnlimlggcv Isv pglyI,1um:,r,.eed'I Mrs Heath Houston, Secretary- exce ar . - g.,,'.,,..,.-A--- paid. Parents of these plantsl sECoND HAND AIR COMPRES-

brought in from the United! nor, with at least 150 lbs. air States last Spring. All plai1ts- pressure. Write Box C.D. Guar- greshly duig trinwiteal andhpaciged diam y or s ipp ng. I eac or er ---KN-If ;E,g'l'fLE "F-ENTER, of 1000 plants, one gooseberryl who play any instm,