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Cars For Sale

1959 VAUXHALL VICTOR DE- , low mileage one owner ear, excellent condition reason- able priced, Phone 6754, be- tween 6 and 7 p.m. ,

1958 DE LUXE VOLKSWAGEN Show room condition. $1250; also 1952 Fargo % Ton, $195.00. MacKay Motors, St. Peters Road.

1958 FORD RANCH WAGON LOW milage, all new tires, in new car condition, must sell, priced right, can be seen at 209 Water Street or phone 8000.

Ela ey Choice Values

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These Quality Cars Visit ‘Allison MacLeod’s Used Car Lot

1955 METEOR

2 Door Sedan, sparkling body finish — peppy sweet-running motor, winter tires, ready for | any kind of weather.

$1200 1953 VAUXHALL

6 cylinder, made by General Motors of England. Buy this car at low cost and continue to op- erate * for a few pennies a day

$575 1958 PLYMOUTH

Four-Door Sedan. A _ logical buy for people who have prefer- ence for the best. Finished in gleaming tuxedo black and not a bruise or scratch.

$2000

ALLISON MacLEOD ito.

BUICK and PONTIAC CARS & G.M.C. TRUCKS

126 Cumberland Street Phones 7364 - 7365 Charlottetown

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Trucks For Sale Cars For Sale | 146 FORD 3 TON TRUCK 1948 PONTIAC SIX CYLINDER with steel bow and hoist, in| in good condition. Price $200.00.

good condition, can be seen| Phone 3646

_ at 91 Richmond Street. Phone 7422. FOR QUICK SALE: 1957 HALF) 1983 PONTIAC CAR GOooD ton truck in perfect condition,| condition. Priced to sell. Apply: will accept potatoes for down| Everett Mayhew, North Tryon.

t, can be seen at Levi

TODAY'S ‘SPECIAL

1948 CHEVROLET

Coach, light green in color; good body, motor and tires; Winter- ized; Heater and Defrosier. Ready for the Road at

~* $195.00

W. R. JENKINS LIMITED

Used Car Lot Kent Street Phone 9114

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1956 METEOR COACH A-1 CON- dition, low mileage, good tires, including snow tires, radio, priced for quick sale. Dial 3715 after 6 p.m. 4978.

For Sale

AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS for sale at Guardian-Patriot

ANNAPOLIS VALLEY APPLES, Wheatiey’s Apple stand St. Peters Road, by Ellis Bros., dairy bar. Mcintosh, Courtland; Delicious russet; also Pears. Telephone 5020.

TWO SMELT NETS; ALSO Boards and 2 x 4's: 5 gallon red barn paint. Daniel Currie,

* Johnston's River.

TEN SQUARES PRIME HEM-

lock shingles airdried 4 months, at $8.00 std. square, one 19”

one 66" raker-tooth crosscut

saws well fitted. One brazing clamp, holds bands up to 4” wide. $5.00. Apply H.D. Comp- ton Belle River. For prompt delivery service B. A, Stove and Furnace Oil

Contact: »

LLOYD CUDMORE ’ Phone 7168 24 hour service.

ENTERPRISE COOK STOVE, table and 4 chairs, bed and mat-

BEATTY WASHING MACHINE in good condition. Reasonably priced. Apply 264 Grafton Street.

HEAT

‘| with Quaker oil floor fur-

mace and_ space heaters, with or without electric power, a size for every need. See them today, we take all motels in trade.

FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO LTD. .

Charlottetown ‘187 Gt. George St.

Summerside 24 Central St. Dial 3200

Terms te suit customer.

Dial 5543

FOR SALE: HALF ACRE OF turnips. Apply Mrs. Bruce H. MacLean, Long Creek.

MOFFET ELECTRIC RANGE, good condition and the price is right. Phone 98658.

ONE FULL LENGTH FUR COAT (Mouton) size 12, in excel- lent condition. Also one pale blue formal) size 12 wore once. Phone 690%,

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pegtooth trimmer saw $10.00.)

saw and screw handles for $4.00! ONE WILTON RUG one new 5-8x13" wood bandsaw, | brazed and one 13’ x 42” metal cutting web both for $5.00. All|

For Sale Farmers Market HOT WATER FURNACE AND) FOR SALE — HEAT HOUSERS oil burner in good condition to fit Massey Mustang Tractor,

also Cockshutt 35-40 tractors. Turner Farm Equipment Ltd., 88 Fitzroy St.

FOR SALE: GOOD USED 95 bushel manure spreader on rub-

Ford tractor with loader or will trade for smaller one. George MacKay, Harrington.

BUYING 4 LB. PIGS, PAYING ‘highest market prices every een Fulton Cousins, Darn- ley.

12 GRADE SHORTHORN YEAR- lings 20 feeder calves, mostly beef breed will take for horses in trade P. A. MacDonald. Phone 1-3 St. Peters.

FOR : 1 CHILD’S COAT size 10 blue with velvet trim 1 childs coat size 8 blue plaid, a nice warm coat for or good. Apply to

apes meat and dairy cases, used shopping carts. Sacrifice pric- es. Storey Electric, old Guard-

FOR SALE — 1 TON OF AMER- ican hard coal for % price. Write Guardian-Patriot 9336.

FOR SALE — APPLES: MC- Intosh red, delicious: cooking apples, vegetables and honey, Bert Hicken, Peter's

, also,

FOR SALE — 175 WHITE ROCK pullets, $1.25 each. Mrs. Walter Ford, Oyster Bed Bridge.

FOR SALE: feeder steers. Lorne Scott, Marshfield.

ONE REGISTERED DUAL PUR- pose Shorthorn bull, two years old. Apply William McCloskey, Emyvale. ’

TWO AFRICAN GANDERS, 2 Taulose Geese, also young Geese. Allan Leard, Searltown.

TWO COWS DUE TO FRESHEN first of::month, one Aryshire, one registered Shorthorn § six years old. Apply E. A. Duffy, Village Green.

FOR SALE 15 FEEDER CATTLE and pure bred Collie pups. Armal- Whitehead Clinton.

Road.

WEATHERPROOF COVERED) luggage; car top carrier, 8 ins. deep; with 2 lids, lock and key.

Fit any car. 14 St. Peters Road. |

G SIZE 9 X 9, also shorty seal fur coat size 36. | Phone 8935. i

ai asbd } LADIES CLOTHING, SIZE 14 and 16: Suits, dresses, skirts, maternity dresses: 2 men’s coats, size 3%: All freshly clean- ed. Boy's Cub Uniform, size 10: | Also Admiral 17-inch table model television, just overbaul- | ed. Please phone 21029. | ISLAND GROWN APPLES, MC- | Intosh, Cortland, red delicious, | dandown, cooking apples also. Howatt’s Fruit Farm, Tryon.

137 KIMBERCHIKS: KIMBER strain cross leghorns are one of the worlds leading strains of egg laying pullets — weight of pullet about 4% Ibs. Alsvu hatching’ Red xLS and LS x Red pullets — weight about 5% Ibs. Hatchery now operating. Write for folder and price list. Franchised to hatch Kimber- chiks in the Atlantic Provinces. J. and J. Proudfoot, Westville

Road, New Glasgow, N:5S. Phone 2-5281. For Rent

FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE for two. Heated; Centrally located. Dial 3611.

ber, 3 bottom hoist plow. 850

EIGHT GOOD

Lost & Found

STRAYED ON MY PREMISES yearling heifer. If not claimed in 10 days will be sold for ex- penses. Apply Lyle Boswall, Marshfield.

LOST — BRITTANY SPANIEL, brown and white. Finder piease get in touch with Mrs. Clifford Birt, Mt. Edward Road or phone 7097.

Miscellaneous

Guardian - Patriot Magazine

Subscribers

FOR RENT — HOUSE FOUR miles from the city on paved highway. 3 bedrooms and large kitchen. Electricity. $25 per month.

3 ROOMS AND BATH; GROUND floor; front and back entrance. Centrally located: Two adults preferred Write: Guardian - Pa-

’ Wanted To Rent

WANTED BY ONE ADULT-—3

room heated apartment;

YOUNG COUPLE, NO CHIL- dren, urgently requires fur- nished accommodations. Phone Queen Hotel, Room 112.

3 OR 4 R@OM HEATED, UN- furnished apartment in City re- quired by couple. No children. Write Guardian-Patriot C 10419,

If you move, notify your car- tier or Guardian:Patriot Office of your new address. Do not aotify the magazine company. The Guardian-Patriot will have. ‘your address on the magazines | jchanged. This is important. Al- ways allow us six to eight weeks | for your new address te—appear | on magazines. Also please leave

a forwarding address at the post office.

Basilica Cubs and Scouts

BAZAAR.

: Block Building, Kent Street

Friday, Oct, 30th beginning at 3:30 Home cooking, sewing, knitting, games, etc.

Sponsored by Mothers’ Auxiliary.

NOTICE

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Beginning November Ist, 1959 Nelsoti's Service Station will strictly be on a cash basis. All new accounts must be settled by , November 10th, or accounts will be passed in for collection.

E. C. NELSON Cherry Valley

Female. Help Wanted

Male Help Wanted

PURITY DAIRY LTD.

Pasteurized. Milk, Homo- 'genized Milk, Fat Free, ‘Milk, Table Cream, Whip-| ping Cream, Blend.

EUGENE CULLEN Manager

Dial 7125

You Can Afford To ENJOY TELEVISION

-|We have a good display of “| guaranteed used TV (1 yr.

warranty on picture tube). | Monthly payments as low. as $8 per month, really good values, 10 in. to 24 in. screens. Why not come in today, never before have we had such entertainment at such a small cost. Up to 21% years to pay FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO LTD. |

Charlottetown 187 Gt. George St.

Summerside 2 Central St.

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with Belanger coal and wood furnace, coal, wood, } oil propane and electric range. A size for every need. Remember it always costs less to buy the best. We take any model stove in trade. Terms to 21, years. FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO LTD.

Charlottetown 187 Gt. George St.

Dial 5543

Dial 3200

Dial 5543

4 Central St, f

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WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN TO help with general housework; all modern conveniences; Mrs. C. Stewart, Central Royalty, Phone 3047.

WANTED: MIDDLE AGED Lady to assist with housekeep-; ing. in modern apartment, in) Charlottetown, a good home for the right woman—Apply to Box 10382, Guardian-Patriot.

WANTED HOUSEKEEPER, working couple, two school aged children. Write Guardian-Pat- triot Box No. 10401.

WAITRESS WANTED FOR full time employment: Apply in person: Island Grill, 162 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

Help Wanted

WANTED: BUILDING SUPER- intendent, | Capable of Large Building. Construction. Apply, giving full particulars as to age, experience and reference to Box No. M 10453 Charlottetown Guardian and Patriot.

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The Twig Is Bent,

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The Tree Is Inclined.” ~ Like little twigs, Boys and

Girls too grow up — as they are “‘bent’” toward— RESPONSIBILITY SELF-RELIANCE * DEPENDABILITY

SENSE OF VALUE

So, they will be inclined When they’ve grown to be MEN and WOMEN

A newspaper route will teach YOUR CHILD attri- butes when he or she he- comes an adult. URGE YOUR BOY or GIRL to get in on this trainin NOW! °

Routes available in Charlottetown, §Summer- side, Montague, Alberton and many other ‘points.

at Souris contact Vernon Fraser, at Kensington con- tact Everett Donald,

or Call or Come to Circulation Department

The Guardian - Evening Patriot office at the above

MANAGER TRAINEE WANTED} for branch opening in Char-| lottetown. Applicant must own! a car, preferably a married! man, and be interested in leara-| ing Sewing Machine sales, and| service. This will be a well | paid position. Right fully of} past experience, to Woodgate's| Lid., 202 Gottingen St., Halifax.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Charlottetown.

WANTED TO SHARE SMALL office and telephone service. | Or will rent accommodation. Write Woodgate’s Limited, 202) Gottingen Street, Halifax.

WANTED TO RENT

Unfurnished house with three or four bedrooms

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Trainor, Rosepas& farm, South- port, off Keppoch Road, not far from City. An opportunity to establish a small holding at a reasonable price. Apply Pal- mer and Haslam, Solicitors. Bank of Nova Scotia,

town

FOR SALE: IN KENSINGTON, modern six room house, can be purchased furnished or un- furnished. Centrally— tocated. Contact: Warren Sims. Park Corner, or Mrs. Earle Cannon, St. Eleanors. ;

Wanted To Buy

WANTED TO BUY THREE

bedtoom house, Brighton area preferred. Responsible party. Box 3098, Guardian-Patriot.

Personal |

WORKING MAN WANTS WASH- ing done. Dial 8620 after 5:30 p.m.

Pets For Sale

FOR SALE: COLLIE PUPS 3 months old. Apply Kenneth

Island. Room & Board

MacDonald. Colville Road, P-E. |

Help Wanted - RENTAL REAL ESTATE Services Offered Caneeer COMPANS OF TT8 “|\ELEVISION AND RADIOS RE- Meee auiee man or wo,| ouses & Apartments For Sale ae man to handle distribution of | WANTED WORKING GIRL TO|HOUSE AND LOT AT ST.\ ly equipped experts. Costs ar nationally advertised produets| share apartment. Dial 9464 after} Eleanors owned recently by| lower when repairs are done io, Chartetistows. Mast Be sae | £:30 p.m. | David MacCormack. Priced rea-| properly. Pick up and delivery bitious and possess leadersh?| SIX ROOM APARTMENT Witn| %omable. Terms if required. service Island .Radio Centre, eee Products gu.| garage residental. Available| Morley M. Bell, Solicitor, Sum-| 135 Great George St. Phone 602 Sranieed to sell. Remuneration| November 1st. Adults, Phone! _™merside. Charlottetown. * Write promptly for free de-| FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE| Ces: Mostly clear in good tails to: Mr. Black, 350 St.| for two. Heated. Centrally lo-| state of cultivation, part of the Roch Street, Montreal, P.Q.._ | cated. Dial 3611. Estate of the late Charles J. APPLIANCE

SERVICE

AUTO-MATIC @ WASHERS @ RANGES @ DRYERS and @ Small Appliances

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NEWSON

ELECTRIC

FREE ESTIMATES! 161 Queen St. Dial 8325

Transportation

WANTED PASSAGE TO HALI- fax for two on Saturday morn- ing. Phone 3217.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR, elderly people in comfortable | home with modern convenien-| ces. Write Guardian-Patriot, | Box M 10360, Charlottetown.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR young businessmen or college students. Private home. Central location. Phone 6258.

Wanted To Buy

WANTED: HEALTHY PUPPIES for Children’s Pets. State breed, sex, colors and age, etc. Write: Guardian-Patriot, Box M9905, Charlottetown.

Wanted To Buy

WANTED — TWO OLD AGE

in good residential area in} Charlottetown.

Reliable tenants with good, reference.

Write Guardian - Patriot BOX 9474

REAL ESTATE For Sale

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Lovely home, ~— situated seven miles from Citv,’ with three acres of land, on \paved highway, electric power etc. House contains 14 rooms, is well situated for a tourist or convales- cent home. Completely re- decorated inside and out. This is a very fine pro- perty and more land is available if needed (up to) 75 acres). Terms can be arranged. Apply:

FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO

187 Gt. George Street Charlottetown

Barristers,

Solicitors, etc.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg. Dial 9424 Queen St. ‘Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B.

McLean & McKinnon) Currie Bidg. 179 Queen St. Dial 3361 5 John J. Holmes B.A., LL.B.

Frederic A. Large Q.C. _ Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244 Robert G. MacLeod

B.A., LL.B.

Room 208 Dominion Bldg. Dial 4126

Electrical

Engineer

E. S. Chandler

BSc., (E.E.) M.E.1.C., P .Eng.

242 North River Road . Phone 5336

150 Richmond Street Dial 6145

Chiropractor

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

Optometrists

J. A. Carruthers, R.O, 123 Kent St. Dial 5612)

J. S. Taylor, R.O.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

Architects

J. F. Toombs, B. Arch. Architect 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865 G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.AI.C.

Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618

Summerside, Wednesday's Dial 2936 Peter A, McNeil

166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513

Laurie A. Coles & Associates.

Consulting Engineering & Architectural Service.

.,. Charlottetown, 142% Great George St., Dial 5616

Summerside, Dial 3789,

Chartered Accountants

Currie Bidg.

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO

COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetown

Dial 5568

Dial 6547 — 6548

locations.

H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 134 Richmond Street, Charlottetown

ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy

pensioners to board. Phone 4494

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. Pensioners preferred, modern conveniences. Mrs. Nellie Campbell, Montague R.R. 2, Phone 137-2.

MORELL VILLAGE — GRADU- ate Nurse will accommodate convalescents and elderly. Modern conveniences. Rates moderate. Mrs. Leo L. Murphy. Phone Morell 7-1.

Sales Help Wanted

YOUNG WOMEN, NEAT, AT- tractive, for outside sales work. Average $2 per hour, 6 hours, 5 day week. Write Raw- leigh's, Dept. J-470-32, 4005 Ri- chelieu, Montreal.

Services Offered

MODERN FUMIGATING SERVICE

Exterminators for ted Bugs, Rats, Insects, etc. | ‘ree estimates — Guaranteed atisfaction. Phone 8727—Write P.O. Box 451, Char!otetown.

WANTED AL% BOTTLES. PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595.

WANTED: DEPENDABLE work horse, under 13 years preferred.Also newly freshen- ed milk cow or due to freshen. Lewis Moase, New Annan.

MORTGAGE SALE

To be sold by public auction in front of the court house in Summerside in Prince County, Prince Edward Island, on Mon- day the 9h day of November A.D. 1959 at the hour of 12.45 p.m. all that certain parcel or ‘tract of land and premises, sit- |uate, lying and being at Tryon, lot or Township No. 28 in Prince County aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, that is to say—bounded on the north by land of Fred Leard, on the east by marshland owned by the said Fred Leard and late William Thomas; on the south by land formerly in possession of Fred Crossman; and on the west by

Roaches, the North Tryon River road, | ed by his

and containing by estimation six (6) acres of land a little more or less.

The above sale of land is

AUCTIO

At Ernest Younker’s, Brookfield Saturday, October 31st at 1.00 p.m.

2 milk cows (Guernsey and Holstein); 16 feeders; 10 calves (Holstein and beef breed); | Guernsey heifer; | DeLaval Sep-

arator.

Ernest Younker, Owner. Terms: Cash.

N SALE

Claude Craswell,

Auctioneer

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT

Modern office, centrally located, con- 1000 feet of floor space. Heated.

taining Reasonable rent.

For particulars — PHONE 3573 er 3791 Evenings

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST WANTED

Experienced Secretary,

taking short hand, typing, filing and meeting the pub-

lic. Salary in keeping with position.

APPLY BOX C10481 Guardian-Patriot ° Charlottetown

female, wanted, capable of the responsibilities of the

WANTED IMMEDIATELY ’ CARPENTERS AND LABOURERS

Highest rates paid, must be willing to take on tough rugged work, Phone 6539.

P. 0. Box 187

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Obituary Notice

Inserted by readers as a bute to the deceased.

J. HAMMOND RODD

As quietly and peacefull lived J. Sumiossa Rodd. = out of this vale of flesh into glories of the Home Land of “In the midst of life we are death’. This truth was broull home on the morning of Septal ber 18, 1959, when his death was made known. brought deep sorrow to his s en wife, family relatives friends,

‘| Mumerous

The deceased was born in sloe on July 12, 1880, and sp his entire life in this communi Here he was always regarded a highly respected citizen took a keen interest in all thi for the advancement of his ¢ munity. Possessing a ple: disposition and a ready smile both old and young, this won him many friends and his ¢ Seen een eee me We neigh

, and especially in the he where he will be sadly mis: He was a devoted husband. kind and loving father and gra father, whom his children loy A faithful member of South sloe United Church,’ on Sunday was seldom absent fran his p

His life was characterized ‘bh deep sense of devotion and du.

He leaves to mourn besides! ‘wife (nee Myrtle Alice News¢ of Kingston, three sons and s) en daughters, namely: | Mrs. Charles Willis, O’L2d Earl Winsloe, (Alice) Mrs. er Ings, Powna!. Wendc!l. H-n ton, Ontario, (Reta) Mrs. Re MacDonald, Charlottetown, ( na) Mrs. Arthur ‘Stone, Charic town, (Olive) Mrs. Henry Je Hazelbrook, Stirling, Ch town, (Myra) Mrs. Norris — | Charlottetown and (Roma) 'Costello, Toronto. Ontario. A | twenty-two grandchildren | great grandchildren. The folle | ing two brothers Harry and G four sisters (Hattie) Mrs. Haj | Gander, (May) Mrs. Vernon ¥ a Bg Mrs. Harrys | lison and (Bessie) Mrs. Regin! Bryenton. f

His funeral was-one of the | | gest ever held in the commu and the many floral tributes b | testimony to the esteem in |

| he was held. The services at ;church and grave were cond

d Pastor, Rev. E | Littlejobns, assisted by Rf

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D. Elliott, York, and Mr. B Hardy, Dundas, The music under the direction of Mrs. F die Turner. The mns we “The Lord’s My Shepherd”, “Forever With The Lord”, “? yond the Sunset”, was > rendered by Mrs. Heber Har with Mrs. Robin Clay

COmp

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The pallbearers were: Hi Prowse, Harry Coles, Sid Taylor, Ivan Turner,

Slackford and Harold Prow

Flower bearers were: Glyd

Willis, Blythe Rodd; Melvin

pod Pag Robinson. Eric Dav ille Willis and Glydon Mou

Cemetery.

He has left us a memory

We cherish and biess

A good life just finished

Which now is “At Rest”.

Obituary Notice