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' a list of articles

around your home

which you no /

{longer need. Dut-

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playthings, for I instance, Or

perhaps I

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want Ad! by

.P. E.A..-I-...foll<s! are always-en. the lookout for second-hand 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: I

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DIAL 8506 room

Page 10 The Guardian Sat., August 23, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

MaoPEEE—In loving memory of Mrs. Louis Machee, Who Pas- sod sway Aug 23. 1948-

Eyer remembered by Husband and Family. '

DOUCETTE — In loving mem- ory of my dear father, Ralph Doucette, North Rustico, .who passed away on Augutt 24, 1953.

Lovineg remembered by daughter, Mrs. Gerald Ford.

GORVEA’lT—In loving memory of our dear’ son and brother, Wendell Georveatt, who passed away August 23, 1954.

His memory is as dear today As the ,hour he passed away.

«Sadly missed by father, moth- er, brothers and sister.

SMITH— In loving memory of Mrs. Jerome Smith who pass ed away, August 24th., 1954.

SWeet memories will linger for- ever. _ A

Time cannot change them its true.

Years that may come cannot se- ver ,

Our loving remembrance of you. Loving-1y remtmbered by Mary

James and Family. '

STEWART—In loving memory of Mrs. Rose Stewart who died August 24, 1950.

A cherry smile and a heart of Sold

To those who knew her all will know

How much we lost eight years

ago. Sadly missed by son and dau- ghters.

BAKER — In loving memory of Melville Baker, who passed a- way on August 24th., 1957.

Its hard ‘to think of sunsets,

Or the glory of the dayvn.

Iits hard to smile with courage

When the one you loved has gone

But he left us treasured memor- mes

Of many happy years

And they always will be with us

As ,we journey through the years. Always remembered by

and family.

MALONE —- In loving memory of my father Mr..Daniel Malone, who departed this life August 8.1954, and my mother Mrs. Dauieh’Malone who departed this life August 24, «1965.

» Always remembered by Mamie,’ .Leo and family.

MALONE—In loving memory of

_ dear mother; Mrs. Daniel Malone, who departed this life August 24, “1955.

We often sit and think of her

When we are all alone.

.For memory is the only friend

That grief can call its own.

To think she could not say good- bye. ‘ ‘

Will always bring regret.

But the hearts that always loved her, ' .

Are the hearts that can’t forget. Lovineg remembered by Flor-

ence and Theresa.

MALONE. — In lbving memory of my mother Mrs. Daniel Mal-

24, 1955. _ I

The month of August is here again '

It brings back a day we will

never forget.

She fell asleep without saying

Myer ' ‘ But nan “es of» her will never ’ 'e. I

Always, remembered by Ste- phen, Reta and boys.

SOMERS — In loving memory of my dear husband Bruce Som- ers, Bradalbane, who passed away August 26, 1946.

It’s hard to think of sunsets

Or die glory of the dawn.

It’s hard to smile with courage

When the one you loved has gone.

Butlhe left me treasured mem-

Of many happy years,

And he always will be with me

As I journey through the years. Always remembered by his wife.

cm or THANKS

The fondly of the late George Stewart, Point Prim, wish to ex- apprec-iation to friends and neigh- boums for their many thoughth acts, during there recent sad bereavement and a special thanks to Rev. Gordon Greene.

_ Agents Wanted \

SPARE. TIME. ‘CASH MAKE

high quality Christmas Cards and Novelty Gifts.Newest com- pletely diflferent designs. It’s fun. Friends buy on sight. Write today .for free catalogue and samples on approval. Big profits no experience needed. Special plan for churches,

, clubs. Homer-Warren Company Dept. 22 411 Clendenan Ave. Toronto.

“AGENTS FOR FAST SELLING line of made to measure cloth- es direct from maker to wear- er. Very large range of all wool good‘ cloths makes this an outstanding proposition. Full or part time. Good .com- missions, low‘ prices, free suit bonuses. Great money making opportunity. Experience not necessary. Write immediately for samples. Daventry Tailors,

' Dept. “‘A.C.”, Box 3014, Mon ’trea.”

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL high quality products at low price. Excellent commission. Do not miss this money making proposition. Openings in: Em- erald, North Rustico, South- port, Pownal, Belfast, Char- lottetown. Information: ‘Fami— \lex —- Dept. T. Section C. 1600

wife.

3 STUDENTS

one, who passed away August

$100 easily selling executive.

OUT OUR WAY

By J. R. WILLIAMS

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' Agents Wanted Paula Routes Available

“Men or Women —— Earn $3.00 per hour handling 250 different Paula Products. I, will extend you credit. Even without experi- ence, your success is assured in following my directives. Write for my thirty-day helping-hand offer FREE now. G. Laurin —- President — Paula Ltd. — 21 St. Paul East — Montreal”.

cars and Trucks For Sal_e

1956 PONTIAC SEDAN .A-l CON- \dition. Phone 3671.

1954 CUSTOM DINE FORD coach. Excellent condition. One owner. Apply P. J. McKenna,

~ Montague. '

Oars Leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX Sunday. Dial 8276.

CAR LEAVING FOR QUEBEC City, Aligust 25th. Can accom- mod-age passengers. Phone 8630

' AUTOMOTIVE

WE SELL MORRIS lAS LOW AS $1595 BRAND NEW DELUXE

MacKAY MOTORS

. St, Peter’s Road

R. J. GREENAN’S B.A. SERVICE STATION

TOWINI‘ - TIRES vBATTERIES ETC. '

OPEN 7.30 AM. To 12 MIDNITE MALPEQUE RD, DIAL 8975

., ,FRED F. KITSON . NORTH RIVER

FEATURING THIS WEEK

LAND POTATO DIGGER

Boarders. Aocommodated BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. ‘ Phone 6292. ’

CAN ACCOMMODATE, "‘TWO working men. Phone 4572.

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED 129 Eillsibom St. Phone 7984.

ACCOMMODATED near P.W.C. Apply 36 Upper Hillsiboro Street. Dial 4110.

TWO P. WuC. STUDENTS AC-

commodated. Central. Dial ‘ 5359. TWO STUDENTS ACCOMMOD-

ated. one block from P.W.C. Apply 146 Hillsboro Street. Dial 8564.

Baby' chicks

BURNS CHICK HATCHEE? ‘now open. A specialbreed for every need. '

BRAY HAS PULLETS, PROMPT Also [dual purpose, mixed, and Amos dayold's (top production, low feed cost). Agent -— Ralph Raynor, R. R. 5, Charlottetown: Phone 7984.

cars andTrucks For Sale

1949 MERCURY -- GOOD CON- dition. Phone 8175 between 6.00 and .630 pm. '

1953 STUDEBAKER SEDAN. Price, $650. Apply Pattersons Jewellery Store.

1955 BUICK, PRIVATE, ORIGI- nal owner, complete power equipment. May be seen at Murphy’s Service Station, Gt. George St., Ch’town.

1951 PREFECT SEDAN, BODY like new. 31,000 ac'utal' mil-age. Phone3861aliter5p.m.’

1954 CHEV. COACH DELUXE. Excellent condition. ice $1,- 150.00. Phone Borden 28-4.

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O C O I

. We Just D opped .Our Prices , Yes, we dropped our prices on these used cars and you can now buy them at terrific s a v i n g s. Don’t miss seeing these if you’re in the market for a good used car. '

I949 PONTIAC ’

4-door Sedan. \ $225 l956 PONTIAC

Black 4 door sedan, a good Vehicle — Only

$I595 I950 PLYMOUTH $225

ALLISON MacLEOD

LTD.

_ GOOD HOLSTEIN

CAR LEAVING FOR HAMILTON Thursday, August 28th. can ac- commodate two or three pas- sengers. Phone 77-31, Mon- tague.

CAR LEAVING FOR‘OTTAWA via Montreal, August 28. Can acommod'ate three passengers. Returning about Sept 8. Phone

25 Tigmiish.‘ CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX, Sunday, Clan ' accommodate

passengers. Phone 4227.

Female Help Wanted

' WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY IN

person to Island Grill.

WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY in person to the Rendezvous.

RELIABLE GIRL OR WOMAN to c e for 2 small children, while other \wonks. Live in. Phone 8392 after 6 pm.

CAPABLE GIRL FOR HOUSE- work in private guest house in late September. No children. Apply Mrs. Bruce, Unemploy- ment Insurance Office.

REG. NURSE FOR MODERN 17 bedlhospital Salary 260.00 per month generous increments; board and room 34.50 per month in modern residence. Apply to Matron, Union Hospital, Ben- gouglh, Sask.

$100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just Ishow North Ameri- can Fashion Frocks to friends. No canyavssini , investment or experience necessary. Nor t h American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Blvd. Dept. A-

Montreal. ‘

For Rent

BUILDING JACKS FOR RENT. Stewart’s jacks are available on that building job. Phone 5276. J. J. Stewart, Opposite Central Creameries, Charlotte- town.

For Sale

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

B. S. A. MOTORCYCLE 350 C.C. Reasonable ,ptnice. Apply Clive , Balderston, North Wiltshire.‘

SET GRADE EIGHT SCHOOL books, like new. Half price. Ap- ply 102 Queen Street.

PARTS OF 1949 FORD COACH phone 8175 between 6:00 -— 6:30 p.m.

MacKIE SHREADER HARVES- ter. Used 5 days. Apply Wal- ter Kelly, Bunbury. .1

MAN’S BICYCLE. GOOD CON- dition. Price $10.00. Apply 63 Ba-yfigld Street.

KITCHEN RANGE IN GOOD condition. Apply Mrs. James Lamph-ier, Pleasant Grove.

DEERING BINDER FOR PARTS good canvasses, truck, only $22.00. G. Ferguson, New London.

I—FOOT JOHN DERE BINDER

Price to sell. Apply J. A.

STANSHIONS AND COMPLETE equipment for 19 cattle. Ivan Bryenton, Charlottetown, R.R. 6 (Brackley)

foot cut. Cut 10 crops. In good condition. P. A. McLellan, Lot 4.

200 WHITE LEGHORN AND B. R. laying pullets. Edwin Hamb- 1y, Norwood Road, East Royal- ty.

1000 FT. 0F BOARDS AND 2X4. D. Baker, Union Road, R.R. 1.

MAN’S BICYCLE. PERFECT condition. Phone 3562.

MILK COW to freshen in September. George Parker, Albany.

PUREBRED GERMAN SHEP- herd pups. Apply 109 Elm Avenue.

TWO INCUBATORS —— M U S T sell and will sacrifice —~ for real bargain apply John Mac- Donald (near Clermout Stat- ion). ‘

10 CORDS 0F HARD AND SOFT

cha.ins,,

1% ton International Truck. -

MASSEY HARRIS BINDER, 5 I

For Sale

TEN ROOM HOUSE, DOUBLE lot and large garage, 62 School St. Phone 8676.

dollars fast by selling things Classified Ads. Phone 8506. you no longer need through

SOW, DUE TO PIG 1N6 WEEKS also sow, 125 lbs. Will trade for fox horses or calves. Apply Vernon Dennis. Jordan Cres- cent. Dial 3792 ask for Vernon Dennis.

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE books for sale. Store open evenings. Charlottetown Ex~ change Store, 93 Richmond St. Phone 5669.

1 NEW WESTINGHOUSE 17” screen Portable Television. Priced to sell. Apply Ellis Bros, Central Royalty.

1 HOUSE TRAILER, 10 FT. x 7 ft. Dial 4912 or apply O.K. Rubber Welders, St. Peters Road.

1 NEW .LOBSTER' FISHING Boat Size 24 fit. long equipped with Model A engine good work- ing order. ‘Priced Reasonable. Apply to Arthur Sanderson, Greenwich, St. Peters Bay. P. O.

ELECTRIC WASHER, FAWCETT kitchen range, Chesterfield Suite chairs, tables beds and numerour other house hold amt- icles all in good condition must be sold Apply 28 Dorchester/Sit. 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.

FOR SALE

Meat shop equipment.

Walk-in cooler; freezer and show case cooler; srales and other equip- ment. ‘-

Phone 2906 or 72233.‘

EBERSOL GRAIN THROWER. with 5 horsepower motor and 50 bushel hopper for pick up truck. Foch Doiron, New Glas- gow.‘

s MHLIMETRE BELL AND Howell movie camera. Com plete with case, light metre, fighting bar and filter. Dial W73. 5 '

l COCKSHUTT BB BINDER 6’ cut with rubber tires, shief car- rier, tractor bitch and truck. In A—1 condition. Giddings and MacKay, Murray River, phone 24.

ENTERPRISE KITCHEN COAL range. Phone 8120 after 5.

MALE v AND FEMALE PUP- pies. Mother registered “Eng- lish Setter”. Mules $8, females $5. Phone 5834. . ‘

HOT AIR GRAVITY FURNACE ducts for seven rooms $50.00. Phone 5834.

ONE STEER, TWO-YEARS-OLD — one year and a half heifer (fat). One cow with four-month old calf by side. Also hardwood blocks. Francis MacDonald, Kelly’s Cross. ‘

COMBINATION DOOR WITH glass'and screen; kitchen sink

Peters Road.

YOU COULDN’T CARRY YOUR merchandise to every door in town seeking buyers . . but a Classified ad quickly tells thou- sands what you have for sale. Phone 8506.

FOR SALE '

RANSOME POTATO DIGGERS will arrive on or about Sept. 10 Also a complete stock of parts The new Ransome is P. T. 0. type. Available only for 3 point hitch tractors.

Parkdale Equipment Co. Ltd. Parkdale P. 0. Box [842

FQR‘SALE , 1

gal. size heavy oak punch- eons.

WADELL BROS, Crapaud.

S T AR T COUNTING .EXTRA '

18x30; car radio. Apply 14 St. v

Just arrived car of 180‘ .

Male Help Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATE A DE- livery boy. ” Apply Michaels Grocery, Longwort‘h Ave.

WANTED

Courteous reliable man

for local vacancy . OPPOI“ tunities for advancement.

Sales and service route Work. Car essential. $50 per Week starting. Group insurance. Give education and references to—

BOX 336 Guardian & Patriot

REAL ESTATE For, Rent

SUMMER COTTAGE. 8848.

COTTAGES FOR RENT AT Stanhope. Phone 6734.

LARGE, SECOND FLOOR ROOM Furnished. Apply Box 335, care of Guardian - Patriot.

SMALL HOUSE ON BRACKLEY Point Road. Apply to: Leith Ferguson, Hampton, P.E.I.

3 APARTMENTS AT 232 KING street.‘Phone 6489 or apply 45 , Grafton Street. \

LARGE, S E L F CONTAINED house, Cowbell. Gleam. Available soon; Apply Box=334, care of Guardian — Patriot.

LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. Brighton Shore. Sept. and Oct. Phone 4573. '

HEATED THIRD FLOOR AI artment. 5 rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Central- ly located. Box 214 Guardian- Patriot. I

3 ROOM APARTMENT 0N SE- cond floor. Phone 3105.

FURNISHED ROOM, HEATED, suitable for one person. Work- ing girl preferred. Reasonalibe rent. Write Box H care of Guar- dim-Patriot:

‘ARTMENT, THREE ROOMS and bath. Self contained. ,Heat- ed. Continuous hot water. Ap- ply 85 Baytield Street, second floor between 6 and 8 pm.

5 ROOM, UNHEATED APART- menrt. Completely furnished. Livingroom, 2 bedrooms, kit- chen and bath. Centrally loca-' ted. For immediate occupancy Phone 8120 after 5.

IIEAI. ESTATE

Wanted WANTED -— 4 0R 35 ROOM heated apartment.’ Central. Adults for September llst. Ap-

ply BOx 333 care of Guardian- Patriot. ’

WANTED _TO RENT 5 0R 6 room heated apartment by young couple. Centnally, locat- ed. Phone 4317. Between 8 am. and 5 pm; _

YOUNG COUPLE WANTS TO rent 2 furnished or unfurnish~ ed heated rooms, with bath. Please dial 6794.

FURNISHED HOUSE, APART- ment, etc, required mid Sep- tember to at least mid Nov- ember by professional engine- er, wii‘e and 4—month-old baby. Two bedrooms preferred. Have own crib. good washing facili- ties essential. Please phone Charlottetown 4569.

PHONE

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

1. Elmer Blanchard, ' B.A. [60 Richmond St. Dial 5573

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake & Nicholson ' 175 Grafton Street

LANDSCAPING _

Anything in Landscaping

Looking after lawns,

Hedges andgodd jobs. DIAL 5669

LOST AIIII FOIIIIII

FOUND IN MONTAGUE, BICY- cle. Owner may have same by identifying and paying for this ad. Phone Montague 162.

Miscellaneous

MAYHEW‘S RADIO SERVICE Crapaud. All people having ra- dios alt Mayhew’s Radio Ser- vice must pick them up before August 3lst as they will be sold. ‘

CONNIE LeCLAIR BUILDING Contractor. If you want gen- eral repair work done or a new home built, Dial 9141.

BOX NUMBERS

split wood mixed. Ready for

126 Cumberland St.

Montreal. Que.

PHONE 7364 - 7:365

Stavrenf. Burlington.

In replying to Box Numbers please make sure you have the

the stove. $12 a cord. Claytonlcorrect Box Number in the ad-. ‘dress.

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

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3351

FREDERIC A. LARGE,

. Q.C., M.L.A'. Room 207xDominion Building

Dial 3244

MacPhee 51: Trainer [60 Richmond St. Dial 5573

REAL ESTATE

Wanted Wanted‘ To Rent

By Nov. 15th.

House with 3 bedrooms and back yard.

Write, stating all particu- lars to—

BOX 330. ‘ Guardian - Patriot

REAL ESTATE I

For Sale

FOR SALE IN EXCELLENT LO- cation of City, hot-water heat- ed house lot 80 by 54 with ad- joining building wllich can be used for business premises now occupied as a store. Phone 5943.

FOR SALE

SIX ROOM H 0 U S E, situated on Allan St., in Parkdale, cement founda- tion, g a r a g e. large 101:, house is in excellent condi- tion and priced b e l o w $8,000.00. *

FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, situated on Belvedere Avenue in Park- dale, forced air oil furnace, c e m e n t basement floor, garage, large lot.

SIX ROOM BUN GALOW situated in Park x Terrace, hardwood floors, fireplace, hot water oil furnace, cem- ent foundation, priced be- low $9,000.00.

Duplex listed above, has since been sold. ‘

L. H. KENNEDY, , Realtor'and Insurance 166 Great George St. Dial 3912

Personal

DON’T GO BALD! LANEK, THE sensational lanolin scalp treat- ment stops’ Dandruff, excessive falling hair, itchy or scaly scalp. Satisfaction or money back. $1.95 jar. at Hughes’ Drug —— Charlottetown; Jamie- son‘s Drug Store -— Montague.

LOOK YOUNGER! RID YOUR- selif of Grey Hair with Angeli-

tore’ natural looking colour, beauty. $1.50 at Reddin Bros. and Hughes Drug — Charlotte- town; Lanter’s Pharmacy — FOUNTAIN" ‘“ 0F YOUTH The amazing Body Tonic. Write for free booklet today. ' PROCKER & CAMPBELL RESEARCH INST. 21 King St. East, Toronto, Ont.