*- One salesman who never takes a vacation is a cassilied all! -.

Page 14 The Guardian Than, July 17, 1958

Would "extra"

moneyl make your

summer vacation l‘e'xtra”- special?

Then here’s how

to get it:_ make' up"

a list, of articles aroUnd your I horlte- I which you no longer rieed. Cut- a grOwn children’s playthings, for instance, or perhaps I . hat old washing machine, an idle bike, shorts: . , equipment, v for“ iust‘ about 1 anything that

others can use.

4

Next,

' Dial 8506 and describe 'what you have to offer in a I

fast acting _, Guardian-Patriot Want Ad!

iv, 'P. E. I. folksa're. I"! always on the ; lookout for. v second-hand , articles in good condition. And because the fr Gua rdiCln - Patriot carries many of these in Want Ads , they turn to its. classified columns to fill .their needs. If you have what 1 they are after, they’ll make 7 . quickContact

and offer "Cash. '

So get busy now rounding , up articles around the cellar and attic which you no longer need and Offer them to thousands in these widely read‘ columns. Here you’ll reach many manylocal prospects

DlAL 8506

IN MEMORIAM

MACDONALD — In loving mem-

. cry of Margaret Gray MacDon- ald, beloved wife of Franklyn

‘ MacDonald, who'passed away July 17th.,' 1957.

Down the valley and out to sea,

The Master‘s voice is calling me.

The black and the golddbut I fear no harm.

For within his hand, my hand is warm.’

Sadly missed by her husband and family.

EGAN — In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Mrs. Michael Egan who died July 15, 1957.

Wetnlou-rn for ybu in silence,

No eyes can see us weep

B'ut ever in our aching hearts

Your memory We will

Fondlyrememlbered by Mom, Dad and family.

PRUNTY—‘ln memory of my dear. parents, Mrs. Bernard Prunty

Bernard Prunty who died July 17th, 1.957. - ‘ Away in God’s beautiful. garden Sheltered from sorrow and pain Some day when life’s journey is , ended, » We shall meet. our loved Ones

again. .

Inserted by daughter Marjorie and grandchildren.

CARR — In loving memory of our darling daughter, Lydia May, who passed away July 17 1931. ,

This day we do remember

A loving though we give.

To one no longer with us,

But in our hearts still lives. Lovineg remembered by Mom Dad sisterand brothers.

PRUNTY — In fond 'and loving ' mermry‘of Bernard Prunty who passed away July 17,, 1957. Ever remembered by son, Har-

,. old, dauughlter-in-law, Betty and V grandchildren. ' .,

JACKSON —— In lovi g I‘m-malty of our dear m eri Mrs. Frank Jackson, who departed this life one year ago today. Just one year ago dear mOther, God called you home to root,

‘ But you’ll never be forgotten

By the ones that loved you best. Your ‘dear, kind face we see, no more, ' . _ Your gentle voice is stifled, _A place is vacant in the home Which never can be filled. L’ovingly remembered by sons. daughters and grandchildren.

CARDS 0F THANKS

To Dr. Inman, to the nurses and staff of the King": County Memorial Hospital, to all who sent cards, and to all who visited me while a patient there, a very special thank you. “

: Arthur MaoLenmth. Wood Ja-

lands. ,. Agents Wanton

‘ P a u l a Routes Available

pep hour handling 250 diiferent Paula Products. I will extend youcredit. Evlen without ex- perience, your success is aa- sured in folloivi g my di- rectives. Write" far my thirty- day helpinguhand offer FREE now. G. Lani-in, President, Paula Ltd. 21St. Paul East,

* Montreal. , .Baby chloxs PULLETS TOP RPRODUCTION

I from top chicks, including zAmes In-CTOSS (low feed cast,

Brailers for fall should be on ' order. Ask for complete Bray list, agent Ralph‘Raanor R. R. 5, Charlottetown Phone 7984;

may Hatchery, Monoton, Tan- nery St.

Cars and Trucks For Sale 1951 PREFECT. GOOD CONDIT-

ion. $160.00 Apply 344 Euston Street.

1957. DODGE. SEDAN. 13,000 miles, A-1 condition. Phone 4292 after 5 pm.

1952 METEOR. SEDAN. PEE- fect condition, Phone 8410.

1950 VANGUARD. APPLY Dorchester St. after 5 pm.

1949 PONTIAC SEDAN MOTOR newly overhauled $375.00. Phone 6979.,

1953 DODGE. VERY GOOD CON- dition. Must sell immediately. Priced for quick sale. Apply 158 Prince St. or Phone 9553.

1951 1 TON FORD TRUCK, DUAL wheels. Perfect tires. A-1 ml». tor. Apply Mrs. Benjamin Wood Alexandra. Phone 5—34.

1951 l-TON FORD 1“ RUCK, dual wheels. Perféct tires. A-1 motor. Apply Mrs. > Wood, Alexandra. Phone 5-34.

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' 1952 2 TON anv TRUCK. NEW

tires. Motor and body excellent shape. One owner. Actual mile- age 28000. Chrysler Windsor sedan fully equipped 1949, Motor, body paint and tires like new. Will sett both ,very reasonable as owner is leav— ing province. J. D. MacDougaIl, Newtown Cross, R.R. 1 P.E.I.

cars Leaving

FOR TORONTO JULY 25TH. Can accommodate two or three passenger. Dial 7423.

July 20th. Can accommodate 2 passengers. Phone 7079.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO on or about the let of July. Can accommodate two or three passengers. Phone 9394.

who died April- 4th, 1951 and , ’

Men or .Women - Earn $3.00 I

, high egg yield) Dual purpose: ‘_

J. Spencer Hughes, Emerald: ‘

Benjamin .

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO '

OUT OUR WAY

By J. R. WILLIAMS.

CRANKS AN' HANDLES THEY HAVE ON EVERYTHING NDWADAYS.’ -

OUR HOUSE, FER FEAR ; lT‘LL_ REMIND SOME o' -' * MY SISTERS THEY’D LIKE TO MAKE SOME" AND WHO TURNs TH’ CRANK,HAH?

CAR LEAVING FOR OTTAWA. July 26th. Canaccomrnodate 2

ray River. .

Female Help Wanted ,

SMART GIRL WANTED FOR soda fonntain. Apply in person to Rendezvous.

WOMAN FOR HOUSE - WORK. 2 adults. Good wages. Phone 5789. Or apply Mrs. Bruce, Un- employment Odt‘ice.

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. Apply in person to Johnny’s Mayfair Tea Room. V 1

TWO LADIES FOR FULL 0R part-time work. $30 to $40 per week. Car necessary. Phone 6185 for interview, ‘

COOK GENERAL FOR CHRIS tlan family of four in country near Montreal. Attractive working conditions, own room and bath, wages twenty -. per week, transportation paid. Ap-

_ ply Mrs. Bruce at National Employment Office Charlotte- town, immediately. ’

RELIABLE YOUNG GIRL AGE ‘18 to twenty-five as nurse tak- ing care of 11on children ages four and one. Christian famin in country near Montreal, at- tractive working conditions. Own room and bath, zwagl'es' twenty per week, transportation paid. Apply Mrs. Bruce at No- timel lottetoyv'ns immediately.

WOMEN f REQUIRED -» ~FOR..- STRAWBERRY, , PROCESSING , -PLANT “ APPLY: 1’. l. FROSTED

FOODS. LTD. CI-I’TOWN

“I

. For Sale

44 ACRES OF STANDING HAY Arthur Hurry, Sherwood Road.

so conns HARDWOOD, 10 ET. lengths. John Oliver, Alberton.

ONE WHITE AND GOLD ".OCK- er pup. 7 weeks old. 'Phone 7641.

1 TWIN SPEAKER RECORD Player. New. Dial 4577.

STANDING HAY. 'JAMES DE- war, B-rudenell.

KEROSENE REFRIGERATOR 2 years old. Sacrifice price. Dial 7341.

1 SOW DUE TO FARROW, AUG- ust 12th. Apply Eldon Wright, Middleton. ‘ '

2 NEWLY FRESEENED HOL

stelin Cows Mrs. Robert Carter, North Milton.

THRITEEN ACRES 0F STAND-

ing hay. Apply Myrtle Camp- bell, 'Kelly’s Cross.

BALED STRAW. so CENTS A bale at the Barn. Keith Donald, Malpeque.

and five year-olds. Apply Ste- phen McQuaid, ‘Bonshaw. '

ONE. USED. HAY. LOADER

Cheap. Apply Ernest Cameron Mt. Stewart, R.R.‘1.

KERSOSENE SERVEL REFRI- gerator, 2 years old, perfect condition. Bargain. Call 7341.

REGISTERED DUAL PURPOSE

Shorthorvne bull 2 years old.

Apply George Mason, Bunbury.

ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF GRAIN. Apply Hudson Musick, Kinross. * v

STRAWBERRIES. BRING CON- tainers and pick. 10 cents per box. Lorne Kielly, Covehead.

40 ACRES 0F STANDING HAY. Apply John E. Boylan, Dro- more‘Mt. Stewart, R. R. No. 3

«‘ TWO HAND - MADE QUILTS.

One applique. The other star pattern. Phone 8904.

FOUR MILK COWS, SHORT horn grade also six young sheep. Francis Kelly, Kelly’s

Cross.

DEER NG HAY MOWER 6 FT. cut. nine crops. Charles A.

Dennis, Margate.

PUNCHEONS 4500 AND 200 GAL sizes. Wadell Bros. Crapaud.

' CAR LEAVING FOR ST. JOHN

TODAY

Friday Can accommodate passengem. Phone 6647.

3

ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN —- all colours — cut to size.

Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

passengers. Phone 16-34, Mur— \

Employment Office, Cha -

FOR SALE THREE CALVES ’

./ ..'. TWA-B ,, a. K Wlflgmghnd hmw‘u‘mfgyl-fl {Murrow-o J L~ n . . .,,_,,.,,m,, BORMTHIKI'V vases-loosen" .flfLmil i Bars Leaving For Sale

STRAWBERRIES. PICK YOUR own. 15 cents a box. Bring containers. Stewarts, Tea Hill.

50 ACRES STANDING HAY on cut on shares. Apply on week end. Spencer Hughes, Emerald.

FOR. SALE. AT. DROMORE: Standing hay Apply Mrs. John Barrett Centennial Drive, City, Phone 7531. ' '

QUANTITY OF GOOD HAY, standing or bailed. Both Timo- thy and clover. Preston Carver, Lyndalle. ‘ ‘

STRAWBERRIES, PICK YOUR own. 10 cents per box. Bring containers. Ray Hughes, Bed- ford.

SEVERAL' TONS straw‘~ $900 per ton. Match, Mount Herbert, 7723.

B A L E D Robert phone

Lost And _ Found

LOST: LARGE SUM OF MONEY in railway envelope. in or be— tween Charlottetown an-d Kellys Cross. Finder please is: e at Guardian Office. Reward.

LOST —- A 'SHANK AND DISK of a John Deere cultivator be— tween John A. Burrows, Wilmot Valley via Clay Road to Tuckv ers Corner on the pavement t' Kinkora to Stanc'hel. Finder please notify John W. Cairns, Stanchel. ‘

Miscellaneous

TENDERS

JTenders will ,be received' at the officeof the under- signed up to 12.00 o’clock noon, Standard time. on Friday July 25th, for supplying the City‘ with 1 modern type cellar nozzle for the Charlottetown Fire Departments Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. '

John J. Butler, ' City Clerk.

TEN'DERS

Tenders will be. received at'the office of the under- signed up to 12.00 o’clock noon, Standard time, on Friday July 25th, for supplying the City with 1 combination slow and fast battery charger for 6 and 12 volt batteries, for the Charlottetown Fire De- partment. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. I

John J. Butler, City Clerk.

.STRAWBERRIES.- PICK YOUR own. 10 centslper box. Bring containers. James O’Donnell, Avondale.

NUMBER OF PULLETS AND one year-old hens. Knud Jor- 'genson, Fredericton. Phone Hunter River 27-22. '

STRAWBERRIES —— ALL OUR strawberry field open to pub- lic from Thursday 17th, to end of season, 15 cents quart. Bring containers. Sharam’s Farm, Gladstone, near Murray River.

ONLY ONE CONCLUSION IS possible. Classified Ads are so well used because they get re- sults. Put one,to work today. Dial 8506. '

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM

I suite 6 leather botton chairs. Extension table and Builfet Famed oak. Dial 577. J. J. Mustard, 125 Kent St.

3 O XE R AND. MINIATURE ' Schnauzer puppies for sale. , Top quality dogs at reasonable . prices. Write F: P. ‘Delz'mey, Humphrey, N. B.

TOP QUALITY C.K.C. REGISTe ered Beagle puppies: Males and Females. Phone Digby 173 or write H. Mongols, The Bed- ley House Smith’s Cove. N. S.

STRAWBERRY TIME

Is COLDSPOT FREEZER TIME

9 models to choose from New 1958 Models

As“ low as $277

Buy it now on easy payment terms with

NO DOWN PAYMENT At

SIMPSONS - SEARS

Charlotetown Store

FOR SALE

One Massey Harris No. 11 Potato Sprayer.

$50.00

s

One MacCormack Deering New Ideal Hay Mower.

$25.00 Both ready to go. 'E. D. Reid Produce Ltd.

Phone 8577 Charlottetown

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE -

Choice Yorkshire Brood Sows ready to farrow——

' Apply John H. B. Dixon

DeSable.

LANDSCAPING

Anything in Land Scap- ing, looking after lawns, hedges and odd jobs.

DIAL 5669

TENDERS

Tenders will be received at the office of the under: signed up to 12.00 o’clock noon, Standard time, on Friday July 25th, for supplying the City with 1-65 ft. aluminum exten- sion ladder. 3' extensions, tubular construction, with stay poles attached. Low- est or any tender not nec— essarily accepted.

John J. Butler, City Clerk.

BOX NUMBERS

In replying to Box Number: please make sure you have the correct Box Number in the ad- dress. ‘

IIEIII. ESTATE , Agents And Brokers L. H. KENNEDY

REAL ESTATE and INSURANcE

166 Great George ‘ St.

‘ For particulars apply

\immediate vicinity. Ur-

'IIIIIILVIE’sTATE For Sale

FOR SALE

Modern bungalow; 5 roomsI and b a t h. Conveniently located on paved highway‘ in Kinkora, near church, school and store, large lot.

WILFRED “TRAINOR Kinkora

FARM FOR SALE: 200 ACRES of land in high state of culti- vation, 160 acres clear, balance in wood and lumber. Apply Mrs. Hershey Carver, Lyn— dale, .P. E. I.

FOR SALE —— IN VILLAGE OF St. Peters four-room bungalow Modern. lso six-room house, Vlodern. Apply: Leo L. Mur- phy, St. Peters Bay. Phone 16- 1. ‘

FARM AT PEAKES ROAD CON- si-sting of 225 acres of land. (80 acres farmland in good con- dition) 145 acres in lumber, buildings in good repair near .store, Church, school and sta— tion well watered. Apply Louis Charldn, Peakes Station.

REAL ESTATE ,. Wanted

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT 3 bedroom house with all modern conveniences in Souris. Letters- on the Box Number 239 care of Guardian-Patriot.

WANTED To RENT—

2 bedroom heated house or apartment in city or

.I

gently required by busi- ness executive and family. Apply Box 209 The Guar- dian-Patriot. '

Personal

AUTHOR IS INTEREst IN seeing, buying unusually fine Indian relics, old guns, miner- als, other Collector’s items dur- ing P. E. I. vacation starting August 4. Jo Markus. Ho-I-Io- Kus, New J sey.

Services Offered CUSTOM BAKING AND BALG Get your order in ea-r‘y. Apply Francis Kelly Kelly’s Cross, P. E.I.

WHEN COUNTING BLESSINGS include the action- getting po- wer of Classified Ads. Quick convenient, low cost. Phone 8506.

MODERN FLMGATING Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free estimates. Phone or write:

H. R. QUINN, PROP. p.o. Box 451 Phone 3727

U S E Guardian-Patriot WANT =ADS /

OFTEN ;

FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING OR

,;and specification of the work

. Chief of Administrative Services

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER FOR NEW GLASGOW School. First or Second class. Good supplement. Apply Mrs. Harold Dickieson, Secretary.

transportation Wanted

M TO ONTARIO JULY 20TH T0 22nd. Phone 7495.

TRANSPORTATION T0 TORON- to for two adults. Between 16 and 20 of July. Phone 6188.

AUTO ACCOMMODATION TO Toronto for two girls between July 18th. to 22nd. Can help with driving. Phone Hunter R1- ver 24 - 110.

Wanted

ONE WAGON WIIEEL. APPLY 32 Passmore Street.

_____________.__._._— WANTED ALE BOTTLES PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595.

2 TON OF GOOD HAY (BALED and delivered). Seymour Pol- lard, Lot 65.

A WOMAN .TO SHARE FUR- nished apartment. Apply 52 Up- per Queen or phone 3266.

WOMAN DESIRES POSITION As companion with light house- keeping duties. Write Box 206 Guardian and Patriot. ,

Wanted To Buy

YOUNG BOAR AND YOUNG Sow with litter or to farrow soon. Apply Box “N. M.” care of Guardian-Patriot.

CANADA ,

SEALED TENDERS addres- sed to the undersigned, and en- dorsed “TENDER F’OR BREAK- WATER, NEW HAVEN, VIC- ‘TORLA COUNTY, N.S_", will be received at the office of the Secretary, until 3.00 pm. (ED. S.T.) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 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, at the office of the District En- gineer, Department of Public Works, Ralston Building, PO. 875, Halifax, N. S,, and at the Post Offices, at New Haven, sydney and New Glas- gow, N..S. ,

To be consider'ed each tender must be accompanied by a sec- urity in the form of a certified, cheque, or Bonds as specified in the for Of tender and made on the pmmt'v ed forms supplied by thelDepa'I-tment and in ac— cmidanlqe the oondttim set forth therein.

The Department t, through the (Brief Engineer’s office (H. 8: R.’), or through the under: signed, or through the ,office, of the District Engineer' at Halifax, N.S., will supply blue-prints

on deposit ofhsm of$25.00 in the form of a CERTIFIED bank cheque, "or money-Order payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF The deposit will be released on return Of'the blue- prints and specification in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. . If not returned within that per- iod the deposit be forfeited ‘ The loWest or any tender not necessarily accepted.‘ ~ ROBERT FORTER,

and Semetary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa. July 15, 1958.

FRUIT TRADE South Africa shipped 24,000 cases of grapes and 25,000 cases

rie Bldg. Newly renovated.

TWO ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR . Phone 7295.

OFFICES. CORNER OF RICH- mond and Queen Streets. Ap- ply Prowse Bros. Ltd.

KITCHEN APARTMENT WITH stove. Apply 52 Upper Queen or phone 3266.

SMALL’APARTMENT SUITABLE

for two adults. 314 Fitzroy St.

Phone 3057. ‘

2 LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE for girls or elderly couple for light house keeping. Apply 292 Fitzroy St., Mrs. H. God‘kin.

COTTAGE AT‘KEPPOCH, AUG- ust lst to September 15th. Con- tact: George Collins, 209 Deni- son Avenue, Gran-by, Quebec.

BEDROOM IN THE VICINITY Of the P. E. 1. Hospital and Sanatorillm. Phone 3497, after 4.00 pm.

TWO SHORE COTTAGES FURN- ished. one new. Modern conven— iences. Weekly or monthly. Ideal locatonflApply Mrs. C. E. Roberts, York Point.

SIX ROOM APARTMENT THIRD floor. 72 Grafton Street. Heatr ed and hot water. Immediate possession. $55 monthly. Phone 6016 or apply 233 Queen St.

LARGE 'FURNISHED ROOM, ground floor, all conveniences, at Hunter River, suitable for two. Apply P. O. Box 70, Hun. ter River.

H E A T E D THIRD FLOOR Al‘- artment. 5 rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Central- ly located. Box 214 Guardian— Patriot.

MODERN

HOUSE — KEEPING cottages on beautiful Historic Brudenell River. near Mon- tague and Georgetown. . Un- compared in scenic and rest-

Dial 3912 SELLING gsglmjws fruit to New 7ealalnd in REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL CARDS $33,253; Room BARRISTERS, . CHIROPRACTOR 01::I1CEthO 2:12: 3110:“ CUR— Etc: 20! Praia vSi: R. Gangs! “32

1. Elmer Blanchard, DA. 160 Richmond St. ' Dial 5573

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB.

Bank of Commerce Bldg

Anna, M. Gillis. LLB. 130 Richmond. St. Dial 4747

Palmer 81 Haslam Bank of Nova Scotla Bldg.