TORONTO I

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:2: 11 13 i7 17 ’ 1‘1’.'I': 20 19 1) -1 I 115 9 9 9 i 1;,’

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90 SW. 15:»; 132/, mm 1‘. l23/'2 l3 ——l 2110 1/-,» 12 I2 11 1:/4 £147 147 -1 F4011 33 37 +4 ./',:.1. 1 T7 73 _2 12:71’) ‘T’?! 25 2?) +4 .0 12 12 _ 1,, Z; *3 + « . l 1, 1 L _x 875 $2323’; 23 31,4‘, + 1/2 1.01 142 140 142 ,2 B4 Tun: ‘..'In In In 10 III) (I Ht; 5 51/, ; finisher 4(1.'1(l 1711 164 I6» jggigwip 37-"00 lfilz 9 jolé _1% 1 Galkeno ’’535 6/ 6] E 5] *5 law; Mines -20? ll / 1011/, 103,‘ _,_ 1/‘ ‘$312 6;f_)~2 101/2 giant -I’ 7 685 _5 Glad?’ 460 I 200 I80 200 .1. 5 aoldae 6000 17 161/2 17 +11/2 ; aoldcfist 1;?) 91/2 91/, ‘ Id . an I 30 30 I60 B 3000 5,311 ousq 8 8 3 _ 1,1 I,(;,-agdroy 130 28 33 ,,_ V: Granduc /_ I4 106 114 +4 Iareyhk 7‘j1"’ 19": 18% 181/: -1 Iaunnar 2400 S1(_5*/4 16 151/, _. 1,5 :1-,unnarw 486!) 819 765 315 +25 Gwilim 1000 61/: 6% 61/2 .—1 fialmon {O0 49 49 19 __1 Hard Rock 200 9 9 9 ‘Ear-Min 2000 12 11 12 + 9, |}leadwaY 11.00 61 60 so _2 .2213 :7 ; 71 eva 5 1101111196!‘ 150:: 5213/; 21% 211,42 + % yfiudhfijaayn 5711:’: 41% 41% _% !§:lgLake 2000 7 1:1’ 1: *1 1‘ 1/2 241, msh gap 1:1‘); 108 105 107$ H)/2 .110; "all :0“ 175 175 175 -5 10 114 +1 333?. ll ll '2’? *3 I ‘/2 21% C009 11 10 11 1944 47 45 45 _! :01)?’ I18 177/: 18 _ I lie wt: 400 1:: 198 X99 +9 Imriimfiud 1500 5 55 55 *3 IIIii'l{ Min 2'90 45 4: g: + % Inrk Town 1500 10 10 10 llabradro 400 815% 1515 151/, _% 122:: 7 97 -- 1,Duau 81 so so __3 ,Lk Osu 25750 22 19 211/, +115 1,11 shore 100 4.70 470 470 +19 La Luz 600 300 300 300 Lamaquo 100 270 270 279 §Leitch 2100 140 13:6 135 +1 =1.LLao 1.00 187 185 137 +2 0:22;: 13:12 1* .7/= M , 49 _1 Loradgt Wt! 31 28 2.3 +1 WV! 10% 10 10 ._I,g Lyfldhst 8600 21 131/. 21 +2 Mac; 5‘ 4000 295 275- 284 ""11 niinii. 2500 3 32 3'; +’~ +1 Madsen 14500 262 255 gsg Magnet 7775 6% 61,5 Malartic 500 92 92 93% -3 Maneast U 1000 81/; 01,5 3% + 14 Maralgo 111125 so 47 48 +2‘ lIIari.tim_l 16300 47 46 45 _1 lllartln 11000 22 21 21 _ lg llaybrun 6200 121.9 12 121/, + 5, liclntyre no 674% 741,1, 741,4 ficlitefl 4000 17 16 17 +3 - ertlaoru 1000 12 12 12 Me. ran 1000 31/, 31,/, 3% Midi-Im 2700 100 95 95 .5

CANADA’ . TENDERS I FOR DREDGJING I SEALED TENDEIRS, addlress.

ed-rto the undersigned "and en-

dorsed “TENDER FOR -DREDGING. CARIBOU, N.S.”,, V ill be received in‘ the office of

Idhe~ Secretary until 3 p.m. (E.

I .S;T:) WEDNESDAY, JUNE

1 1, .1953.

,; Combined specification and Ilonn of tender can be seen and obtained at the office of the

llclflef Engineer (H. & R.), De-

Ipartment of Public Worlcs, Ot--

ytawa, Ontario, also at the of-

1‘ficg,.of the District Engineer, vDepa‘rtment of Public Works,

Piihlic Building, P.0. Box 875,

Halifax, N.S.

I To be considered each tender

‘must. be accompanied by a . security in the form of a cer-

. tified cheque or bonds as speci-

fied in the forms of tender and

made on the printed form sup- Dlled by the Department and his accordance with the condi- tions. set forth therein. _

Tenders must include the

-1 lowing of the plant to and from

the work. _

S The d-redges and other plant

which are intended to be em-

1 played on this work shall have been duly registered in Canada

on or before the thirty-first day of December, 1952, or shall

have been built entirely in

5. Canada subsequent to that date.

.'Ehe lowest or any tender not fnetgessarily accepted. .

“*1 ROBERT FORTIER,

, Chief of Administrative Services

_ and Secretary. .

Department of Public Works,

Millikan

gineer, Department of Public Works,‘ P.O. Box 1268, Con-

P.E.I.

To be considered each ten- der must -be accompanied by a security in the form of a certi- fied cheque or ‘Bonds as speci- fied in the form of tender and made, on the printed -forms supplied by the Department and in, accordance with the conditions set forth therein.

Chief Enginee1r’s office .11.), or through

lot_tetow'n,- P.E.I., will

the work.

necessarily accepted.

' ROBERT FORTIER,

Chief of "Administrative Service .. and Secretary.

Department of Public Works,

,0ttawa. April 24, 1958. I

WOMEN’S

\

yearly increases.

I99 subjects. Diploma

Room,

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III ;

PRINCIPAL AND

Ottawa. April 25, 1958.

DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH

"NURSING STAFF —‘ RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL

BUILDING

Applications are invited for thefollowing positions 2-

GRADUATE A'1‘TENDANTS —— for permanent staff ' duty and Vacation relief work.

Starting salary $125.00 per Month with three

, _Y __ ' V f If I’ ’1;)SI,acfiC'ar1W0 year Course 0 period the deposit will be for-

DIRECTOR OF NURSING,

Riverside Hospital, P.O. Box 4000, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

WANTED

TWO TEACHERS

FOR SOUTHPORT SCHOOL New school, good supplement, near Charlottetown.

Apply Seci‘etai‘y

WEN DELL» MUTCH, Southport.

ed to the undersigned, and en.

. . . dorseid “TENDER FOR federation Building, Charlotte- town, P.E.I., and at the Post §,§EfKWég§§ EXTENSION- Offices, at Armadale and Souris, C0'UNTY N B 5. wfiF‘:‘§‘I£cT§§

ed in the office of the Secre-

tary, until 3.00 p.m.

(E.D.S.T.)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE '11, 1958.

Plans and

specification

can

be seen and forms of tender obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario‘,

. 3050 214 gm Mince ll 0 ‘ « 212 -2 Min L‘ L 3 R 3 _ 1. - , 9 Mm Egfjv 61713 $10 13 ,0 _ ,,,,~_g___g_,:» April 29, 1958 The Guardian Page 13 -Z .4 7 ** 1.. . Multi-M " 14 a;*"e ‘op 10:1 320 20 20 Y C K Nama Cr 4:23 -:5 4» 45 +3 ;Pf1Io 300 29: 290 290 -10 viienstbuame 12a57(0I0 1720 1.1,, 1} “ Nealon 2. 31 22 +1 INK C 2030 09 ea 69 _2 Wes - . “‘ '0 N Ale 29422 M “*2 -1». 5 1111.5 We 7liiiN'Ii4 321,2 34 H N Am -3200 31,? 131,, 31,, ‘AP Cons 151: 351,, 35 35 _2 Mamgo 1,117,‘; N Cal _, 22;. 21 22 T, E/111 Rnx ml. 43 43 43 _2 B k — —_ An 47 +2 1: Del 1}g‘.’d :3 19 —1 ‘::1“Ph'I).“_:duc $300 131/. 131/. isxa +110 zeaxixriaac :21, ff, ‘fly. N Dick 233;, 2 . ”" ~3 ‘. v , 000 22 20 22 Rcxspar 44600 70/ I” T /2 N _- 42 2.18 242 +2 Hy an 230 -70 -(5 7 ‘ . _ I 62 90/ +5 .I\‘ f1[a):‘1‘l ‘(Egg 11 11 / 741 iii: 5’... 27',’ $2214 921/. 331/. 20 Gmm Mm W” 9 1°” “*5 ,,«:1und 1500 15 ! Em. .1-4 35.; 32$‘/2 211/‘. Zél/1 ‘I Man .. I ’“ /2 + /2 i ‘ ° ‘_ 5 . Min $583 2: 2‘ ‘é:;';:{:i 14,11 no 1. 1... -. MONTREAL l\ Myla 14/1'0 18 1;” ii +i C31 lid sii Nick n m , “ _‘ + ~ - , ’ _ , Nism ‘ 2:33 6-21, 8.1’ 33, ((:S06lHl.w\Ly§ts $100 70 70 70 -5 F111 LTEAD MONT STOCKS Noranda 290 $2012 2:92 xiii“ CS Pete ‘ 331 81 8} ‘19 QRTREAL (GP) "" Prices ggltlfroliii 2000 51;, 51,2 51,’: A1,, Crln Atl on 11100 41; iii; *5 bamhded baclivl and f01‘t1’1 111 a 9 a 16 . ' / c Cl‘ - . . ' mixe ran. 1 . Norpax 811)): 242 240 240 -2 C Déieatltnwt soon 9; 9; 92 _, ‘ t ’ dge“ onday ‘under mod Norsync 3300 31/5 19 2“ +1 Cdn Dev 5 ‘Z? 2 2 -4 elae m ustnal trading on the N Rank 5250 50 :2 C Homes“, Him :8; 130 Montreal and Canadian stock ex- Northsp 3724 315 305 303 30 c Husky 193;; $11 10% 13% changes. -6 The W obaska 7536 13% 1: 1? V C,,me,_ on 26-0 161 13:1 -2 curred in the construction and Oka Rare 500 131/, I'M lgv ‘s I/2 C Mic Mac 1400 25:. 245 255 *1 Pipelines. Canada Cement fol- omea,-, mo 16 16’ 16 2 : L: c w Pete 225 730 725 725 _1a lowed an unvarying upward trend glrfnrzby 71:» 705 715 +20 §:“_P‘;',‘5 go 175 175 -4 movimg ahead 1/2 to 291/2, as did osmh) 70(0) 33 317% 3 —§ Dome Expi 500 923 ii‘; fl *3 Trans-Canada Pipeline in the op- pamou, 1500 35 52 53 :2 Duvex 112,3 8 3 8 H posite direction, off 3/4 to 411/2. Pardee 2100 42 42 4.2 ._1’ Fan?“ 650 575 5170 570 +10 Mixed in a varied range were Paymast . 500 17 17 17 -1 §°“,.P*°—.*° ‘ 100 325 5 325 the 11 e W s p i‘ i n t s utilities and Pce Expi 515 17; 15 16 F 131115 -zzs 5163/. 16%. 163/4 - 3 ’3 . . ye,-mn 45,0 2,, 26 26 _1 Highwood 2020 20 20 20 ,1 P61‘ lumped 2/1 to 83 /iwhile Abi- Pick Crow in 1 _ Home on A 1400 $151/2 151/, 15 , Steels. In t e rn ational Pa- 15 11. 115 H to + /1. Pioneer 6950 173 159 165' +6 Honfie 9“ B 600 $15 i4=7. 148/. 4- 1,4 P91‘ lumped 2% to 83% while Abi- Placer 100 $10 10 10 .1/, H 011 G 100 3103/. 101/. 107. tibi eased 1/. to 216 Cal ar Pr ‘Bord soi 6 6 6 _1 Imiber 2100 90 90 90 . ‘ g y pron“) . mm 450 M 445 _5 Jupiter-_ , 300 219 219 219 H Power provided the only down- p,0n.w M! 3690 30 27 27 _3 lxlllajtrans 2000 4 4 4 ward exception in the utilities, off pm, An. 50,, 90 90 90 __5 Meéiai 2 935 250 238 250 +1 1 to 69 while B.C. Forest at 10, Purdex l2'00 6 6 ‘e - C011 3500 105 99 100 —-2 . - Que A500, 2,66 10% 10% NM N Bristol 3400 s 3 8 __1 B.C. Power at 381/4 and Brazil at Que Chib 1240 45 -is 45' fighlbous 300 110 110 110 51 311 Salned ‘KL Algoma at" 24 3:: 1 - 7 N C‘diiI 1: :2 -1’ 123*“ 3 “Z “‘e°“* again“ ‘Wm ’ ' 525 52.5 I 1' , - — , ‘ ' Q“, Man mo 13 13 13 :1?’ go Expi 1300 115 112 115 I; "‘,£l’r°Yd°¥n°“*5t bi’ D°m”“°“ Qumond 3500 15 14 14 __1 oithoal 525 12 12 12 on oun ries a 28/2 and Steel Quemom 250 W 795 300 +10 NC OILS 1540 370 360 370 +1; of Canada at 527/s. Radiore 1000 as 33 38 £38 3:8 I30 17.5 156 156 —-II The more b al a n c e d niixed - z ' . §:g"‘,"e?:“ 339°» 112359 1% 1% -1 okaua 203 :33” lg: 13 _2 range saw base metals and refin- Renme 400 150 149 149 +4 Pac Pete 1450 3151,. 15% 151,‘ _,/‘ mg oils as good examples. McColl gexzpar 44601 70 62 611 +5 Dr 3333 1:; 1:2 16: .3 Frontenac at 50% and Asbestos oc c 17800 131,5 13 / 5 +1 1 -1 1 ' ' Rockwm mo‘ 33 32 :21. Pml, Ga 360,, 356 251 W __n at 280 bpth fell /2 while B.A Oil g.,wa,,,c,,,,5 mod 7% W2 7% _ V2 Quonto 500 91/. 91/. 91/. 1111111113911 fl. to 36/0 and Consoli- s,_ Michael mm M Reef Expl 6000 10 7 ’1o +3 dated Mining and smelting im- sv. eta . 2:11“ Ant 500 so so 50 glciwflp , 133% 120 115 120 proved 3/; to 17.

d Riv 9000 131/. 12 12 _ 0C Y_ 10 10 10 , , ~ - , Shmm 3331 M 390 395 hi Royame, 550 ‘H,/‘ 11% 11,‘ Among mines and_o1ls, trade Sigma 100 455 455 55 _5 Sapphire 1100 so so so .__1 was_ also moderate with thepro: Sil Miller 12750 55 32 63 _2 :curryF 43533 193 194 195 _3 ducing mines in strong demand. sis”, 1 5150 ,6 ,0 78 ecur rec 4.45 444) 44,5 .+m* Falc br. _. 7 stdcom mm 18% 18% 18% :1 Spoon“ 6000 22% 21 22 ‘V; t 203111/2 ids: N(1)c«kel ggvanged /s Stanleieh 44.20 149 140 145 ‘+4 Stanweu 250° '72 7° 7° °. an pen“ 3 opper Stgnlgh W‘, 5360 68 63 63 Tex c 17300 54 50 51 +1. gained 20 cents at 7.10. Penny is- Stanrck 395 260 260 +3 T"”"d.°“ 1954 45° 450 455 -10 sues were mixed and sipotty. S-tan-an 5500 7 6% 7 U11 0115 4025 189 185 187 Th h I - = steamy mm 12 H 11% Va Vulcan 2100 4,, 40 40 e exc anges closing aver- stee, Rock 3270 900 900 m_ :5 Wayne 1000 12 12 12 +11, ag_es_show banks up .18 at 47.85, s.,mv_.,,, 10,, 205 205 205 +6 Westburne 3700 70 69 70 utilities up .8 at 138.5, inclustrials Syivanne 1950 114 no 114 +1 W ca" OG ” 5°” 135'‘ 12’/9 12‘/5 up 1 at 243 combined up 1 at Taurcanls 70215 74 71 72 +1 Wesvac - 2744 34. 321/. 34 +1 208 ’

Teck_H 1600 158 153 153 +3 w Maygm 1000 169 16., 16., _, .2,1pa1pers up 4.68 at 1065.41 Tema, 2600 130 120 130 .+5 w Decalta 1400 156 155 155 and golds up .43 at 67.86. -mm L mo 30 78 78 w Dec wts 2000 21 or 21 _.a MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS Tiara 31833 71,4, 7 ' 7% +1% W Naco 1900 90 90 N ' Abltibi 28 Hud Bay Min 411/A Tomb“, 1000 29 27 29 Yan Can 12500 12 11 12 +1 Asbestoi 28‘/2 Imp Oil 40% Uwshaw 105° 32 32 32 __2 Curb A Bank Mont -izv. Int Nick 70 U Mining 5500 19 18% 19 Dalhousie 1000 15% 15¢/5* 115% Bank NS 55 Int Pap 89% U Asbem, 3100 655 M5 650 __2o BANKS Bnque C Nut 40 Int Pete 34 U Monlt 2000 6 6 6 n Mont xd 4103 $4299 42% 421/; —.. 1,g Bell 41% Mass-Har 7% Upp Can ' 2600 as 04 .34 ,,.1 ‘g5 2e§ $55 55 so Brazil , 0 McCol1 , 003/. venture, 1052 324% 24% 24,,/9+ My 0mm 1210 $45% GI"/s 45 C Cement 29% N St. Car 20 V1013," mm 120 us 120 +1 imp z._ 347 47 47 C Steamship 37 Noranda 381/! wait, Am 959 530 .525 5% 415 0.Val xd 1804 $573/. 571/. 57-so —. 1/. C Bnk Coin 4131/. Price 371/: W M13“ 4100 7 M 7 + % Tor-Dom a.. $427. <11 7.4.2 + M 01111 Brew 291/. Que Pow 31 wmsey mo 1% “V2 14% _ I _ _ iiximsrnians dn Brew pr 291/. Royal Bank 5714. Yale Lead 500 ‘io 10 in 1,5“ guriiuuv 1250 $257. 251/. 251/. - ., CPR 241/. Royalite 11% Yeuorex 5007 3 6 8 Chin fld (525 $53/ti 5% 5%’: Cockshutt 10 st Corp 12% yk 3,," M0 100 96 99 __1 D S3611!’ 825 $291/. 29 29 + 1/. Seagrpm: 263/tshawin 251/2 yukem, _m,0 pm 5% 5% _1 M d 255 $29 191/. 191/. D Bridge 211/. Steel 521/. . 09000 43% as 40 .315 Nojnsm 1? 30% 51/. 5 7/3+ 1/. Dom Ta_r 1219. Walker 257/. zulapa 400° 20% 19 19 __1 Pemb‘ 1 $423/. 42% 42 a/.+w, Foundation 22 CANADIAN . __: 3,5,‘, _ Simpsgrgis 484%’ as/._ y6_S/‘ gt Lakes 28% Con: Pap 32 Bulolo zoo 335 335 33, __., stedman so :23: xi gal:/.+ ig ow smith 28 Ford 731/, ‘ Wainwright 225 280 230 230 ~ *7 27-7 + 1 NEW YORK Total sales: 1,70@-,-0.00.~ / MOST ACTIVE ronormo t V _ . By The Cmadm Pré;°°*' NEW YORK (AP) — The stock CANADA Bsutocliih Sales High Low gins, ch.“ market backed away from high ' . . e . on 301' ' , > ’ SEALED TENDERS address- in: Nickele 2763 333% 33/2 35%‘ + V‘ §ri):tndd:2E§ntehe year Mmday 1“ -ed to the undersigned and en- Mass-Har 2010 $771. 7% 715 -e ' » domed “T E ND E R F 0 R Royal Bank 1354 $575,, ~_.,.M 57% _% Prices were mixed or a shade BREAKWATE Roe AV Can..1560 s13-1/. 131/. 131/. higher until selling got under way R “ EXTENSION’ oms in the final half hour __NAUFRAGE, K1'NG’S COUNTY, Midcon 23500 105 99 100 _. I . I ' p_E_1,", will be received in the Tex Cal 17300 .54 so 51 H Some leading. stocks closed office of the secretary, until fractions to a point or so lower 3.00 p.m. 1 —(E_D.s_T_), , wED./ Gains were mostly under a point. NESDAY, JUNE ,11,,1953_ ‘ Brokers generally attributed Plans and specification can the performance in the final half be seen and form of tender ob- hour to technical factors. The tained at the office of the Chiefs d-ay's news was mostly bearish. Engineer, Department of Pub- Several concern-s cut dividends. lic‘ Works, Ottawa, Ontario, at CA.\ADA The Associated Press average h . .‘ . _ ,. _ d d . t e office ‘of the District En SEALED TENDERS adm_eSS_ of 60 stocks fell 50 cents from its

The Department, through‘ the (H. & the under- signed," or through the office of the District Engineer at Char- supply blueprints and specification of

The lowest or any tender not

nursing and allied awarded, to students ‘suc- cessfully completing the period of training. board and uniforms student attendants.

Stipend: $50 per Month for first year.. $60 per Month for second year.

F01‘ application forms and further particulars write

supplied to

at the office‘ of the ‘District Engineer, Department of Pub- lic Works, P.0. Box 279, 93 Canterbury Street, Saint John, N.B., and at the Post Offices, :1-Gt St." Andrews and Seal Cove,

.B. ‘

To be ‘considered each ten- dor. must be accompanied by a security in the form of a cer- titled cheque or Bonds as specified in the form of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the condit~io~ns set forth therein.

The Department, through the Chief Engineer’s of-fice (H. 8: R.), or through the undersigned, or through the office’ of the ‘ District Engineer at Saint John,

N.B_., will supply blueprints and specification of the work on._depdsi1t of a sum of $25.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED bank cheque or money-order payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA. The deposit will be released on return of the blue- prints and specification in good condition within a month from the dateof reception of tenders.

not’ returned within that

S

felted. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

R0-BERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary. Department of Public Works,

Ottawa. April 25, 1958.

1958 high to $166.60.

Among Canadian issues, Inter- national Nick~e1l dropped %. Can- adian Pacific was unchanged. Al- Iiminiuim Ltd. was off %.

Canadian issues on the Ameri- can eiachange included Brazilian Traction, u- n c h a n g e-Id; Pres- ton East Dome, down 3/3; Fargo Oils, up 1-16, and Saaprp-hire Pe- troleums, up 1-16.

What stocks did:

Mon Fri Advances 444 558- Declines , 494 344 Unchanged 252 287 Total issues 1190 1189 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Beth Steel 39% ,Kennecott 83% Borg Warner 25‘/s Monty W 35% C and 0 53 7/IINY Cent 15 Cons Edison 54% Radio Corp 321/. El Auto E1 263/4. Std Oil NJ 54% Gen Elec 5873 Utd Aircraft 57% Goodyear 733/. Vanadium 297/II Gt Nor Ry 35 3/iwestngsa 523% Int TI 84 Rent-A-Car System I 0 Franchise

Tilden Rent-a-Car (Can- ada’s- largest) will appoint a member in Charlotte- town. Company, (or indivi- dual) need not be experi- enced but should be able to purchase and operate one or more cars from a cen- tral location. System sup- plies .. complete know-how, advertising, insurance, sta- tionery at reasonable _cost. Car rentals are‘ a good source of extra revenue for car dealership, service stations, taxis, travel agen- cies, etc. Write or wire

1194 Stanley Street, Mont- real for interview.

survey of its Property No.

Fiimin Mining Company Limited I ANNOUNCEMENT

. The Company has just completed an electromagnetic

Newcastle area of the Province of New Brunswick, which, according to its Engineers, has outlined seven anomalies.

PRICE PER SHARE 75 CENTS

Gabriel E. Finnin, Vice President Authorized Sales Representative 148 Granville Street

Summerside. P. E. 1. Tel. 3838.

2, located in the Bathurst-

GDLDEN

I954 P'ONTIAC

Blue two door sedan. seat covers, 100% mechanically.

Stood tires and motor. Special

$895.00

I955 PONTIAC

Yellow two tone, two door Sedan. Special upholstery. An excellent car ,

$1550.00

I953 BUICK

Green two door sedan, radio, standard transmssion. A good buy. Special at

$995.00

I953 CHEVROLET

1/2-ton Pic~ku1p. Good motor and

$545.00

I955 FARGO 3 Ton

Good motor, tires and cab. Box and hoist.

Tilden Rent-a-Car System, ,

$1495.00

0.171‘;/5 I-I955 » .0 ~:‘$P',,_‘:é\ekcCI‘IeI'In'33

' ‘ 1o9“‘em

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