Mon.. March 19. 1956

The Guardian. Page 11

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Guardian Classified Ads,

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STEWART - At the P.E.I..IIos- piial March 16. to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Stewart, Central Royalty s daughter Donna Mae.

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DOIRON - At the Charlottetown Hospital on Saturday. March 17, 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Doiron a daughter, Patricia Anne weight 8 lbs.. 11 oza.

WATTS - At the Prince Edward Island Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leith Watts on March 10. 1950 (nee Gertrude MacDonald) a daughter Janice Gertrude weight 8 lbs.. 14 ozs.

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COURT - At Bedford March 15, 1956 Mrs. Joseph Court in her 73rd year. Remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. where funeral service will be held this afternoon service start- ing at 2 o'clock. Interment in Donaliiston Cemetery.

MURPHY-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Sunday. March 18, 1956, Mrs. wiuiam W. Murphy oi 14 Spring Street in her 80th year. Her remains will be transferred this afternoon from .ihe Charlottetown F u it e r al Home to her late residence. Funeral notice later,

IEAIRSTO - At Charlotettown. Much 17, 1956. Calvin Bealrsto of Kensington in his 01st year. Remains resting at Davison's Funeral Home until Tuesday. thence to Margate United church where funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Inter- ment in the church cemetery.

,gggg.,.. MacDONALD - At the Sacred Heart Home on Sunday, March 13, 1956, Catherine MacDonald. formerly oi Souris in her 87th year, Her remains will be for- warded this morning from the Charlottetown F un e r a l Home to die Dingwell Funeral Home. Souris. Funeral notice later.

VA--A-----w MacDONALD-At Sunset Lodge on Saturday. March 17th. 1956. Mrs. Margaret MacDonald. formerly of Duiidas in her 90th year. Resting at the Macbean Funeral Home. Funeral tomor- row. Tuesday. service at the funeral home at I o'clock then to Dundas United Church for service at 3 o'clock. Interment Dundas Cemetery.

ARSENAULT-At the home of her dauyiter. Mrs. F. Arthur Perry. 392 Market Street. on Friday. March 16th. 1956, Mary Rose Arscnault. wife of tlie late Captain Eli Arsenault. aged 90 years. Resting at the Bowness Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held on Tuesday, March Nth to St. Paul's Church for Requiem Mass at 9:00 a.m. Interment church cemctery. Visiting hours 10-12; 2-5; 7-10.

Engagements

MacNEVIN-Cox - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maior MacNevln. Chari- ottetown, announce the engage ment of their only daughter. Nancy Daryl. to Mr. David Alan Cox. son of Mrs. Lloyd Suther- land Cox and the late Mr. Cox of Morell. The marriage will take place at St. James' Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown. on Satur- day, April 7th, at 8 o'clock.

In Moissrlsnt

DOYLE-In memory of Michael North Rustico, who

J. Doyle. passed away March 18th., 1949.

Fondly remembered by wife and

family.

DUNSFORD - In loving memory of Joseph Kevin Dunsford aged gmvgho passed away March 10.

lovingly remembered by father. mother. brothers and sister.

MseDONALD-In loving memory

of Gordon MacDonald. Kensing-

ton Road. who passed away Mar. 19, 1955. At the going down of the And in the morning we member him. Aunt Catherine.

Mat-DONALD - In loving memory of our brother Gordon Alexander

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Apansonts for lien! I

BACHELOR APARTMENT. TWO rooms and bath. Write P. O. Box 807. Charlottetown.

NEW HEATED APARTMENT. three large rooms and bath. constant hot water. excellent residential district. Dial 8852.

APARTMENT ON SMITII Street (BeIvedere East) six room and bath. Oil iurnace. Un- ,iurnlshed. B. W. Birt, Mt. Stew- art or Dial 7831.

APARTMENT. THREE ROOMS and bath, second floor. Heated. furnished. hot water..'Modern kitchen. Mt. Edward Heights. Dial 5547 or 8436. '

NEW HEATED APARTMENT. three large rooms and modern bathroom. constant hot water, grou d floor. excellent resident- iial district. Dial 8852.

iipartnionts Wanted

apartment or house. centrally located. Phone 7277.

loardsrs accommodated SEVEN MALE ROARDERS-. home cooked meals. Television. 88 Pownal St. near Federal Dial 5221.

cars and Trucks For Sale

1040 FORD. ALSO KITCHEN stove, dining room table. apply 222 Sydney. Phone 3965.

CAR BUYERS

Well-behaved. 1949 PLYMOUTH COUPE In excellent condition.

Drive away with it for only S845.00.

F. R. McLAINE LTD. Malpeque Rd. - Dial 7358-9

NO BONER ABOUT IT -

'I'.II.IS 1961 METEOR SEDAN is one of the finest cars we ever had on the lot, Equipped with radio and heater. Exceptionally clean throughout. This sedan is just buetin' out in value. Only 3095.

DOWD MOTORS LTD. USED CAR LOT KENT ST.

For Rent one FURNISHED, HEATED

room, second floor. Dial 6268. , TWO CONNECTING ROOMS near (Sty Hospital. Unfiirnish- ed. heated and suitable for hot

plate. Dial 3024.

WANTED -ro RENT . LAR-(Ts,

fFor Sale

six ROOMED aousa ALL moo. ern conveniences. 379 Kent. Dial

is sons aAf.un nay. APPLY .lI,ames Maccallum. Brsckley oint.

ROY'S BICYCLE. CCM GOOD condition. 825. Apply Errol Sharpe, Kenslngtou.

LOT 117 x 270. BELVEDERE. 1 miles from Charlottetown on paved highway. Phone 5205.

TELEVISION SET. ADMIRAL. 17 incbl Excellent condition. Reason for-selling owner leav- ing town. Dial 3158.

IIYMN BOOKS OF OLD LOVED hymns and later hymns used by radio personalities Fuller and Graham. Many other items of inspiration for the home and church. The Bible House (oppo- site Eaton's).

HOUSE, IN PORT ELGIN. NEW Brunswick. Ten rooms. all mod- ern conveniences, as air condi- tioning oil furnace. full bath, ful- ly insulated, recently redecorat- ed etc. Situated on larze 101 of land. Barn contains room to store two vehicles. Centrally located near churches and schools. Very reasonably priced. Write P. 0. Box 60. Port Elgin, N. B.

HAZEL BISHOP'S BEAUTY KIT Compact 7 Lliasflck - Complexion ow

2.50 for 1.50 SEM.PLE'S PHARMACY Queen St. - Dial 4171

MR. FISHERMAN

with the fishing season fast ap- proaching now is the time to place your orders for anchors.

P. J. PROUD & SON St. Peters Rd. Dial U14

Female Help Wanted

TYPISTS FOR PART TIME evening work. Apply Box 275 Guardian.

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR light housekeeping by young cou pie with one child. Good wages. write Box 280 Gurardlsn or Dial 3581 after 5 p.m.

A POPULAR COSMETIC LINE is offering you a chance to fol- low a course. free and to be- come a Doraldina beauty coun- sellor giving you the opportuni- ty to make good profits. Write for details. Doraldina Cosmetics

Staiinn T. Dept. 23. Montreal.

liolp Wanted Malodl-'omslo

33.00 HOURLY. EVEN WITH- out experience! Any man or woman interested in earning 53.00 hourly distributing zoo famous Home and Farm Nec- essities including Teas. Coffees. Extracts. Medicines. Toiletries. Waxes, Farm Insecticides and Tonics to established custom- ers in ' ” urhood route on

TWO SEPARATE ROOMS IN modern home. Furnished. heat- ed. comfortable. Employed men preferred. " ” Dial 5679.

N RESIDENTIAL AREA three room apartment. attrac- tively furnished. Will sub-let from April Ill August 7. Suitable one or two people. Dial 5261.

FOR RENT

Heated apartment on ground

full or spare time basis should promptly write Mr. G. Laurin, 21 St. Paul St. E... Motreal.

Lost and Found

LOST Winner. STEWART VICK- erson, 11 Belmont Street. Phone soaz.

IDST WALLET THURSDAY iiigiit. containing sum of money and valuable papers. Finder please notify Stewart Vicker- son. 11 Belmont Street. dial 6082. Reward. .

floor containing five rooms and bath. Electric Stove and Frig- idaire supplied. Excellent loca- tion.

For peridculars apply :-

QIASTIII TRII5'Idm.-,.

154 Rldisnond Street

For Solo

shall re- SMALL TERRIEIIW PUPS. out."- me.

EUAINTEITFTFUELETSI LAY- ing. Gordon E. McEwen. Bristol. Lot 40.

MacDonald who departed this Tf6.F;ii.fsIi"'.;QTA"f4bT;.-E56.

life March 19. 1955.

Time goes on with many changes Joy and sorrow. smiles and tears But your memory we will cherish

With the passing of the years.

Always remembered by brothers

snd sisters.

Professional Cdrds

er cattle. Apply Dan Livingstone. Clyde River. 7 SMALL FARM NEAR CHAR- lottetown. buildings in good con- dition. Apply Box 278. iousr.-: FOR SAl.E - FIVE rooms and bath. Garage attach- ed. Priced to sell. Phone 7595.

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CIIGTIOTOG :(i-adeuiorcmllkw COsV;Im Thomas eou . ar e n ng.

.ftcE”:";f Q” snoid.r..6.isi:is.x'vs.ns on;

C. ' '3 ey sound and quiet. Work in any- ndl" 5Blu':lI:n9' CPmm"c' thing. Apply Alden Dolron. North

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Iurnmerside, P. E. I. Phone ms ..R.'3953'.---He----e--- I -OAT SI PT. LONG. 3 FT. WIDE

I Chev. engine less power take

R. E. Ellis O Son Limited Fire -- Auto - Casualty

lunirner St.

E. P. Hunter, B.O.

A. .c 0301-ant. I from Its-eat. " .

Sunirnerside

ha Ialnnisrside, P E. I Phone silo m lIlALI..IlAN'B IUILDINO

IOIIIIIIIOHIGO

off. 1 trap hauler. 1 steel shaft all for 3175. Apply Allan Gauth- ier. North Rustico, P.E.I.

I Summer st. Suninisrslde Optometrist FOR SALE E. E. Parkman 0,. 1)" 3,0. Five acres of land three miles 1:11 N; 33.7 from Gisrlottetown. house con- nnogmr 1-H351-pg gum, ialnl kitchen. living room and

don. Upstsk-g 3 bedrooms and bathroom. Plpeless furnace. New

' GEORGE DOUGLAS Real Estate as upper Qlieen Street

Ii-t,i,;r,,,t,-,m;;,;4-'- W-r FOR SALE READ jflmlo Five acres of land with house

I I g 3 rooms downstairs. mrwm Ind MWM" W stairs. full slss basomsot. stone

atlas. Good bars 0 foot. Cattle shod win. wmr. double garage. For quick sale 34.5”-

GEORGE DOUGLAS

am. as-is-rs

KEITH CARMICIIAEUS PLUMB ing and heating on Brackley Point Road. Agent and service man for Mcculloch chain saws. Dial 6423. 1

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NOTICE TO

123 Euston Street

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WANTED G MAN FOR PART time night typing. Apply Box 276 The Guardian.

MAKE MONEY IN TV-ELEC- ti-onics. Radio Operating. No experience necessary. Take Day or Night Class or Home Study with 16 big work kits. Skilled men get 3400-S500 P1115 monthly based on experience. Send for Free 40 Page Booklet. No obligation. State educa- tion. Radio College of Can- ads, 88 Eathurst St., Toronto, Ontario. 27 years specializing in Electronics ..

ATTENTION

BOYS AND GIRLS

Your Golden Jersey op- portunity is here. A good quantity of high quality Jersey calves are available to you at a substantial bonus.

Contact: George MacMil- lan, Cornwall; Henry Park- er, North Wiltshire. or Ed- win Lord, Bedeque, your agricultural representative,

or wherever Jerseys are sold.

Personal ISLANT unfit. - QUEEN

Street serving full course din- ners: specializing in Chinese Dishes. Dial 5228.

Sunless 0fferedI

n"sbEi at your grocer or Mrs. Kenny's Home Bakery. Dial 3041.

MCl..EOD'B AUTO BODY. SPRAY ' ” and welding at reason- rates. 34 Allan St. Dial

Il(YI' CROSS RUNS. WHITE AND chocolate cake. Pastry shells for parties. Maple Leaf Bakery. Dial 8432.

RELIABLE WINDOW CLEANERS

FIDORS SANDED & POLISHED We Also Operate The island's Only Fumigating Service.

PHONE 8054

JENKINS TRANSFER AGENTS ALIAIIED VAN LINES S .

0. Packing, Crating. Shipping of Household Goods to any out- side points.

101 IDNGWORTH AVE. DIAL 6323

BORDEN MYERS Building Contractor JOBBING J: REPAIRS 28 St. Peters Rd. Dial 8735

YOU CAN PREVENT

COSTLY FIRES

WITH DOMINION FIRE EQUIPMENT CO, E. A. KEEFE.

P. E. I. Sales Representative 8 Richmond St... ()i'iown.

Office: 3484 Res.: 4459 ifantoil GT3 FOR TAXI wtifc.'"AE ply Checker Cab.

WANTED - EARLY IN APRIL. capable country boy for store and light outdoor work. Good wages. Apply in own handwrit- ing stating age and education to

Box 270M. Guardian.

WORKMEN

It is important to you to know whether or not you are covered under the Workmen's Compensation Act. Ask your F ' hiring on with him if he is registered with the Board.

when

If there are three or more workmen at the same time employed in an industry within the Scope of the Act. it is compulsory for the employer to Register with the Board.

For any information or advice-write to: THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD

Charlottetown

NOTICE TO

Resident and non-Resident.

123 Euston Street

EMPLOYERS

All employers of Labour within the Province. both

employing three or more

workmen must register their operations promptly with the Workmen's Compensation Board. The Responsibility of protecting his workmen lies with the employer and heavy penalties will be levied upon any employer who carries on operations and falls to report to this Board.

THE WORKMIJN'8 COMPENSATION BOARD

Charlottetown

1955 crop season.

made ear which dye or suspected Disease were potatoes must he ssmavsd.

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N O T I C E POTATO GROWERS

An amendment to the Plant Disease Eradication Act provides for a period of one month during which time there shall be no potatoes held in storage on premises where Plant Disease was found or suspected during the

As of April 10. 1956, and for a period of one month, or until the premises have been properly disinfected. no potatoes may be kept in storage. Arrangements will be in April for the disinfecting of all cellars in cases of potatoes with Plant stored andbsforothiscan be done ALL

macs: ssiwum i Astana or

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Vlsntoil

WANTED - ALE BOTTLE! Plllta or quarts. Dial 0505.

USED GAS RANGE PRICED RE- asonable. Phone 8392 after 0.

Ekwantod To Buy,

irsenr:if'cTATri.E. R. MACKIN- non. Mermaid.

A CIRCULARHTSAWOMANDRELI with or without saw. Apply Box 279M Guardian.

WANT!-ZDT'I-IEEDW ruitntrs. sf lgiggstans College farm. Dial

D OR 50 ACRES OF CHEAP land on P. E. I. Write Guardian Box 274liI.

PIGS. 32 POUNDS OR OVER. APPIY lo Lester O'Brien. 207 Great George Street. Dial 3332.

YOUR BEST -MARKET FOR IRON AND STEEL

SCRAP (N00 Lb. Toni . . . . . S2000 Car Batteries. each .. . 2.00 Car Radiators. each . 4.00 No. One Copper. per lb. 250

No. Two Copper. per lb. we

Scrap Aluminum. per lb. 8c

We do not accept any of the above Si'l'ap materials from juv- eniles or transients without auth- ori-ty.

Paying highest cash prices for hides. horsehair, beer bottles. scrap lobster rope,

Truck Scale weighing for your convenience.

Centrally located opposite Eatonis Store on Kent Street

MAURICE BLOCK & CO.

Red Brass. per lb. 17c Yellow Brass, per lb. .. 12c- Scrap Lead, per lb. 8c

Demand For Steel In iI.S. Continues High

CLEVELAND (AP) - Increas- ing equipment expanslon in all ngnients of U. S. industry is

ping to keep steel demand high despite dhts in automobile produc- tlon. Steel magazine says.

Right now. says Steel. "it looks like new plant and equipment ex- penditures will approach 835.000,- ooo.ooo '.i 1956, compared with an peafiier estimate of only 332.000.- 000.000."

Steel says the crane. hoist and monorail industries look for a 10- to-I5-per-cent rise in sales this year, giving credit to expansion prog...ms.

Most responsible for steel de- mand through expansion pro- grams are the steel industry. roadbullding programs automotive industry, Steel says.

"Demand for expansion mate- rials also is helping to cushion the effect of reduced needs for auto

parts. Parts makers are maintain-

ing output for replacement needs of auto parts. but diversifying some production into construc- tion machinery, building. hard- ware, heavy truck. aircraft. foun- dry. railroad and farm equipment lines.”

The magazine" urges the steel industry to start building up its inventories "as protection in event of a steelivorkers' strike or a pro- ductlon drop resulting from sum- mer vacations."

"Inventories are modest." Steel says. "In the last 1-1 months,

'users have added just about

enough for 17 days of consumption at current rates."

Wanted To Buy BUYING IRON - STEEL - SCRAP so: Copper. Brass. Aluminum. Rad- iatom. Batteries. Rope, Bot- ties. Hides, Horse Hair. L. O'BRIEN Dial 3332 M7 Gt. George St

Work Wanted

-EPERIENCED CARPENTER wants work by the day or lob. inside or outside work. Dial

5498.

the following places:-

A fifty dollar credit note on

these shows.

Massey Harris Ferguson Shows

We will present a program with films and talks on the latest in Massey Harris Ferguson farm equipment at

Monday. March 19th-Cornwall Hall Tuesday, March 20th-Long Creek Hall. Shows starts 8 p.m.

Mr. Farmer come and bring your family. We are sure you'll find the show educational and entertaining-

anew tractor. combine or

baier will be given to one lucky person at-tending each of

E. D. REID PRODUCE LTD.

.lXICUTORS AND TIUSTIIS

THE

MPANY

Investments and Leisure...

let us take over your Investment worries. We shall be glad to explain how we can provide many valuable services In the handling of your securities, mortgages and real estate;

ROYAL TRUST

FOR OVER NAIF A CENTURY.

Ask for our booklet on Menogssisuf Service.

0 0 I79 QUEN ST., CHARLOTTETOWN - TELEPHONE 6336 C. I. IENTLEY, MANAGER

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. Etc.

Bell, Mutheson 8. Foster L .':'lL":'".'"'.'''' 3-- J. Elmer Blanchard, B.A. 165' Queen St.

M. A. Former. o.c., LLB. - fulammcrce Bldg. Alison M. Gillis. LLB.

I3 Richmond St. Dial 4747

OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. Corruthers, R.O.

I23 p' Dial 5612 Byron J. Grant, 0.D.

I3 KGII SA. Dial 5611

J. S. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent at Queen Sis. Office 8133: House 4756

A. Wolthsn Gaudet, LLB. Phillipa Bldg. lll Grafton St. Palmer 8- Haslom Batik of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Mofheson, Peaks 8- Nicholson 175 Grafton Street J. A. MoeGulgon Carrie Bldg, Dial 0424 Queen St. Chas. R. McQuoid, l.A. Dill UII MncPhee A Trainer II5 Queen SI. Dial 4132 G. F. Hutrheson A Son

F. G. HUTCHESON. R.O. I3 Grafton IL Dial am

I NI Prince 84.

H. J. Mobon, R.O. L A1--N y P.E.I. CHIROPRACTOR IITWTTR.-Czrson Dial 5432

ARCHITECT

G. Keith Pickord

B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C.. Sumrnerslde. P,E.I. Dial 2030

P 'otteiews, Tuesdays and

Fridays. Dial Nil

, MUSICIANS

'-'i"i...i(Wft7.RRIEf- nnco

Studio - 513 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD. CURIIIE 8. CO. COOPER BROTHERS I! CO.,

Oarrle Bldg. Charls4IeteII..; g Dial sus H. R. DOANE 8. COMPANY 140 Good ” lt.. Charlottetown Pleas IHTJII ' P.O. In If? ' ARTHUR J. GARRETT Palmer Eleefric Building (&ls4tetoII ID Flrey Street X CI ERMA P. MORRISON CIAITIIID ACCOUNTANT Plwh&I Id 5&0 8 Mi Mat

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OTTAWA (CPI-Canada has less than one per cent of the world's population and yet she ranks sixth in the world as a producer manufactured goods.

Manufacturing industries now are Canada's most important field 01 Bmllbyment and income. says Dr. 0. .l.' Firestone. the trade de- partment s economic adviacr in melluflnl C a n a d a's industrial Krowth over the last lialf-century.

One out of every four Canadians works in these industries and these employees earn one out of every three dollars that make up Can-

Manufaciuring Is Canada's L. Top Field Of Employment

ada's national income.

In his survey. ubllshed in the depai-tment'i fore gn ti-ado nisga zine. Dr. Firestone estimated gross value of manufacturing rose to some 817.785.000.000 in 1058 from 8584.000,000 in 1800.

EARNS HIS PAY

Currently, the average factory worker turns out about 018.000 worth of goods a year. If the cost of materials and suppli is ex- cluded. the average worker adds more than 86.000 a year to the net value of manufacturing.

NEW YORK (APi..The stock market rode up to all-time peaks last week on the heaviest trading in six months.

Brokers attributed the continued advance in part to a rapidly brightening business plctifre, plus an assortment of favorable oar- porate developments. There also were new reports of tight supply. great demand and higher prices in "18 Coilper and steel industries. Signs of inflation popped up in 0 er fields too.

Halifax Contractor Dies AI Age 76

HALIFAX (CPI --Alexander Mc- Donald. former president and gen- eral manager of the McDonald Construction Company died here Sunday in the hospital he built.

The six-foot five-inch 285-pound contractor, known throughout the province as '.Big Alex", was 76. The projects of the East Bay. N.S., native Included the Halifax In- fumary, Pier Two in Halifax, the city's Capitol Theatre. St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish and St. Joseph's Hospital in Glace

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ANCIENT RANK

The word sheriff developed from the historic shire-reeves of Eng- land, officials of shlres or counties.