“Laurin, rresdent, Paula Co, oe Paui St. E, Mont-

a. For Sale

YOU CAN ALWAYS

COUNT.ON GETTING THE BEST USED CARS

at

Allison MacLeod’s USED CAR LOT

1955 PLYMOUTH

2 door Station’ wagon. Here is a buy—we have really gone all out on, this one—New Motor, Front End, Tires, Seat Covers— Everything New—Look at this

=

$1000 1955 PONTIAC.

@ door Sedan. V8, Automatic Trans., Shade Lite Glass. We've advertised this smooth working beauty before, maybe you missed it—check this Price

| $1195. 1956 PLYMOUTH

4 door Sedan. This is the best riding and performing car that Plymouth built—56’s have that Reputation—This one is no ex- eeption—but the price is at

$1149

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7

At

For prompt delivery service B. A, Stove and Furnace Oil Contact:

LLOYD CUDMORE — Phone 7168 24 hour service.

QUEBEC HEATERS, SEWING machines, iron crib, chester- field, beds, springs, mattresses, bird cage and stand. Beatons’

Auctton Rooms, Grafton St. KITCHEN TABLES, KITCHEN chairs, fire place grate, hot plate, dining room. tables, five

gallon crock churn. Beatons” Auction Rooms, Grafton Street.

CHEST OF DRAWERS, BUR-

coffee tables, enterprise . elec- iric range, oil space heaters.’

+ with rosewood, six chairs, table,

eaus, library table end table, |-—

Beatons Auction Rooms, Gre f

ss "That Duck? Perk Up, 2 Charlottetown 8506 — “Summerside P03 — _Montague 97- 2

®. OUT OUR WAY'

ON Tit ROAD] MANDALAY? eee | Wate ne Fume Fate Atma

eee ee

_ By JR, Willams |

For Sale

~

Farmers. Market

MAN’S GRAY SURBURBAN coat, size 38, price $10.00. Phone 8897. .

FOR SALE — DINING ROOM suite, solid ‘walnut, trimmed

china cabinef, buffet. A -beauti- ful suite in perfect condition. Mrs. J. A. MacPhee, 44 Sum- mer Street, Summerside.

FOR SALE — SIX OAK SEC-

struments. Mrs. J. A. _ Mae-

Phee, 446 Summer Street, Sum-

merside.

IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS

GIVE exquisite assorted french perfumes. Buy a dozen bottles and create happiness. Special offer $1.00 each while they last. Money order or C.0.D. VILL- ARD~ PERFUMES, 1368 Sher brooke East, Montreal, Que.

For Rent

GARAGE FOR RENT. CENT- ral. Dial 5470.

Female Help Wanted

HOUSEHOLD HELP WANTED in States—Women 19 years to ee eee weekly. Rodman Agency, ieone 78, Mass., U.S.A.

WANTED — HOUSEKEEPER -for two adults in country home.

FOR SALE: REGISTERED |

“Pets For Sale

REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- herd pups, eight weeks. $40.00 to $50.00. ly Aldon W. Gar- land, R.R. 3 Moncton, N. B., Phone evenings 6-3906.

~ Help Wanted

KITCHEN HELP WANTED. AP- ply Sun Grill, 165 Gt. George St.

Lost & Found

LOST BETWEEN QUEEN AND/|

Alley Street Sunday November 8th. Pair'of Ladies dark rim glasses. Finder please phone 8217. Reward.

FOUND — BLACK AND WHITE dog. Resembles Irish Setter. Owner please phone 9370. °

LOST: MONDAY, IN VICINITY of Great~ George Street, light colored wallet, cofitaining sum of money, driver's licence, ete., Phone 8182. Reward.

Services Offered MODERN FUMIGATING

SERVICE

Exterminators for Roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats, Insects, ete. Free Guaranteed

Transportation

CAR LEAVING FOR IOWA ON November 19, via Toronto, Detroit. Can accommodate two passengers. Phone Fred Kitson Hunter River 34-14.

the Winter months.

Miscellaneous

Guardian - Patriot Magazine.

Subscribers

- - Personal fs Transport oa. a, Sonewn sore |i eiahs con Seo ; Tablets help “pep up”! on November 15th. Can accom- thousands of me., women past] modate one passenger,

40. Only @ cents, At all drug-. ing five days later. Phone 22-15 wists. ects Bedeque.

Sunday November 15th. Return-

ated. apply 117 Upper Quees| ing Saturday Ni ; ofl Street between 6 and 8 p.m. Cam accommodate five passeng- Sales Help Wanted | "se *._ MEN OR WOMEN. FULL on| Work Wanted . part time. No experience nec-

ee 0 te coe ia-| WOMAN DESIRES HOUSEWORK westment. Write Rawieigh’s,| _"20ae Dept. K-470—NN, 4005 Riche-| EXPERIENCED STENOG- lieu, Montreal. Seuene Sntines Ooh tiene oneh, “SALESMAN WANTED: Ccom-| References available, if neces- mission salesman to call on oe eats Patriot. Hotels Institutions Restaurants. p

No objection other noncompet-| YOUNG MAN SEEKS FULL OR itive lines. PO Box 2 Saint John} part time work, day, preferably “NB.” % \ office job in department

9851 between 12 noon and 5 p.m.

Wanted To Buy

ONE FALL TOP WRITING , desk. Phone 7550.

WANTED: .HEALTHY PUPPIES

_ for Children’s Pets. State breed, sex, colors and_age, etc. Write: Guardian-Patriot, Box M9905, Charlottetown.

WANTED TO BUY IN CHAR- Jottetown four or five bedroom house double tenement, except- able. Write Guardian-Patriot Box 10720, Charlottetown.

WANTED TO BUY GRAIN MIX- er. Write stating age, condition and price to Guardian-Patriot

| Box 10744 Charlottetown.

} WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS | . | or quarts. Dial 8595.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up "i

November the 13th for the hauling of buttermilk for

? NEW GLASGOW DAIRYING CO.

TENDERS

et” eee eee

M60 i Find: Good Hunting Herel

— Souris 32-3 — Alberton 68-2 ANNOUNCEMENTS

CITY & QUEEN'S

DIAL 3644 free delivery to your Cat O05 Soe weteee Bt food Weatherby’s

, 2 p.m., Friday 13. Mothers Auxillary 8th. Trinity Scouts.

Church November 14 at 5 p.m.

_ HOYT’S BEAUTY Salon. Nov-

jember special on permanent

waves: $15.00 cold wave or ma-

chineless $10.00; $10.00 for $7.50; | Bi

$7.50 for $5.00. 183 Queen Street. Phone 6311.

THE ANNUAL meeting of the Stanley Bridge Rink Co., will be held at the School on Friday, Nov. 13th., at 8.30 p.m.

BOY’S SUBURBAN Coats $7.95, first floor, Moore and McLeod’s Lid.

DANCE MILLVIEW Hall. j day. November 13th. Musie by ' MacRae and MacPherson.

Fri-

BOOKING ORDERS bulk arriving soon. R. L. on. PRINCE COUNTY

TRYON 14th, at

. KING'S COUNTY

REMEMBER THURSDAY

for Hot Turkey Supper -in Peters United Church Hall.

REGULAR THURSDAY Dance Eldon Hall, 9.30 to Burns Orchestra.

DR. B.J. GRANT,

will be in his Montague every Saturday from 2.00 to 9 p-m. Phone 39.

THE ANNUAL Meeting of |

Births, Deaths, Marriages

(When death notices are received teo late te be included on this page, they appear for one edition on page two and are

transferred to this department in the-next edition.)

DEATHS LOCK — At the Prince Edward | Island Hospital on Nov. 11th,|

1959, John G. Lock of 139 Hills- | boro Street in his 75th year.

day at 1.30 p.m. Interment in the.Fairview cemetery.

CARDS OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs.

DEALER WANTED

GREGORY —

' Alice Nickerson wish to thank the

Sisters and nurses of the Char- | lottetown Hospital, Dr.\Sweeney | all kind neighbors and friends for

IN MEMORIAM.

In loving memory of Frederick Gregory,

To handle a superior type of Nationally

who,

| Before you -went away,

passed away November 1957. Ee

God took your hand, we had part,

He eased your pain but broke —_hearts

Although we ‘smile and carefree

Nobody missed you more we. - Always remembered by

Earl and Demps, Calgary. Al

GREGORY — In loving me of Frederick Gregory. passed away November we.

No farewell words were spoken,

But our happy hearts were brok- en, iJust two vears ago today

ton Street.

“Allison: MacLeod

Limited

12% Cumberland Street Phones 7364 - 7365 BUICK—PONTIAC CARS G.M.C. TRUCKS

: NEW TWO WHEEL TRAILER.

Suitable for car or tractor. For further particulars contact Jerome Lewis, Texaco Service Station, St. Peters Bay.

Guardian-Patriot

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES AND INFORMATION

"place advertisement “of cance. corrections other classified

en tae Chandfied Do- partment, Mondays through Fnoays ‘AM. ‘til 5 P.M. Sat.

“til 12 190m. Phone Charlottetown 8506 Consult the list of telephones at tep of Classified page for the Branch office serving your area.

a;

:

1@ per cent discount for payment re ceived within 7 days of last insertion.

a

FAWCET BEAVERBROOK COAL and wood range. Excellent con- dition. Apply: 51 Confederation “St: Parkdale. - \

GOOD USED COAL AND WOOD furnaces, rangés and heaters, oil heaters. Stewart and Beck, Montague.

NEW CHESTERFIELD. SUITES, davenports, space savers, kitchen couches with spring filled matresses at Stewart and Beck's, Montague.

900 PULLETS READY TO LAY, one general purpose horse 9 year’s olds, also parts for Aus- tin cars 50 to 52. Hillard And- rews,-Grahams Road.. Phone New London 16-24.

HEATING HEATING EQUIPMENT ”, ” 7, 8” and 10” galvanized pipe elbows, register boxes, regis- ters, etc., Montague.

FOR SALE

1957 General 10 foot wide house trailer, two bedrooms, sleeps 5, completely furnished, excellent condition... $4400 cash or_will accept good furniture as

_|down payment and arrange

terms with reliable party. Contact—

SGT. WENTZELL Riverview Trailer Park, Summerside, P.E.I.

25 GALLONS HEAVY DUTY roof coating; 50 lb. plastic cement: Tourist Deluxe tent; man’s bicycle; 2 canvass cots. Bargain for quick sale. Apply 285 Grafton Street. :

1952 HALF TON FORD TRUCK, run four years, in fair condition. Phone Crapaud. 7-42.

PAIR GOODYEAR S N 0 W tires, 750 x 15. Good condition. $25.00. Phone 9641.

FUR STOLE (STONE MARTIN) excellent condition. Reasonably priced. Phone 6725.

RACE HORSES FOR SALE

Red’s King 2.10 this year;\ Leon Spangler 2.11- 3-5 this year. Both sound.

Apply:

G. K. THOMAS, Box 1063, Halifax, N. 8.

1 SET TOLE 3% LB. COM- putogram st scales, 8 ft. meat display cooler, 1 two door refrigerator. Apply - Vernon Simpson, Stanley Bridge.

BLACK. PERSIAN JACKET. Size 14-16. Good condition. Reasonably “priced. Phone 6139.

21-INCH CONSUL DUMONT TV. Good condition. For informa- tion. Phone 4855.

FOUR BROOD SOWS ONE WITH litter of 14 one week old, one Landrace hog; also pigs around

Stewart and “Béck?

50 lbs. Fred’ Taylor, al Granville,

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR family with 2 small children. country girl prefered, 5 day week, sleep in. Dial 6177, or write 10 Young St. Chariotte-

- town.

WANTED WAITRESSES. APPLY your personally to Island Grill.

AMBITIOUS Wa WOMEN WITE WITHOUT neglecting your family you can earn Christmas money repre-_ senting Avon Cosmetics. For interview write Mrs. R. G. Dunn, 200 Leslie St. Moncton.

OPERATING ROOM NURSE with post graduate course or equivalent experience for . new | modern general hospital. Ex- cellent starting salary. Plus $10.00 per month for call differ- | ential. Comfortable nurses _re- | sidence available. Apply dir-' ector of Nurses, Weyburn Union Hospital, Weyburn Sas- | katchewan.

sales lady. Apply 7 gy Guardian-Patriot Box 1

GENERAL DUTY NORE RE. quired for an 80 bed hospital in the process of expanding to 120 beds, salary scale effective January —1st.-$275.00 per month. With encreases for previous ex- perience. 40 hours 5 day week -@

If you move, notify your car-

rier or Guardian-Patriot Office of your uew address. Do not

The Guardian-Patriot will have | address on the magazines |

changed. « This is important. Al-

Le n

plies,

ways allow us six to eight weeks |

for your new address to appear on magazines. Also please leave a forwarding address at the post

‘office.

~~ WILL NUTRIA BE YOUR FUTURE? All the signs point to a bright and brilliant market for this luxury -fur. But success will

;come only through proper breed-| .

ing methods, quality foundation ;stock, plus a program based on sound business methods. We of-

rancher, using our exclusive’

the Winter months.

’ Lowest or any tender

Tenders will be received ~ the undersigned up to

to and from -Charlottetown and Hunter River for

not necessarily accepted.

NEW GLASGOW DAIRYING CO.

NOTICE

We direct the attention of Contractors to Section 11 (F) of The ‘fer all of this to you as a/| Town Planning Act Regulations which reads as follows:

“No person shall excavate sand, gravel, clay,

shale or other

‘breeders plan. Special offer to !and or mineral deposit, or quarry any kind of’ rock formation

Nutria on our 50/30 co-operative | basis

Lid. WAR“te Richmond Hill,

Ontario. RENTAL : Houses & Apartments

shift differential. Pension plan,

attractive. residence. Apply director of nurses Weyburn Un- ion Hospital Weyburn, Sask- atchewan.

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR > TYPIST

Experienced switchboard operator required for busy office of _ established __ Charlott n firm. Must have neat’ and attractive appearance and a

pleasant - business-like tele- Phone voice. Some. typing necessary. ie

Apply, stating age. marital status, experience and salary expected to Box 10827 Guardian-Patriot.

Farmers Market

ONE PURE BRED HOLSTEIN cow, due to freshen in Jahu- ary. Apply John Thompson, _ Frenchfort.

PURE BRED ANGUS BULL used in home herd only two -years old. Apply Percy Douglas, Stanhope.

DAIRY CATTLE

will produce closer to their in- herited ability when fed accord- ing to the Canadian-Tested Mas- ter Feed program. Today is the day to see your Master Feeds dealer for best prices on a com- plete line of dairy feeds, milk replacer, calf starter grower, dry and fitting feed, Sweet Lass, Dairy Feed and Dairy concen- trates. Contact MASTER FEEDS REPRESENTATIVE, Ivan Kerry, Box eg Dial 5455, Charlottetown, P.E

ONE PURE a HOLSTEIN heifer calf. Apply Robert Mac- \Kinnom, Southport.

and excellent personnel policies | -

FARM AT SAVAGE ; HARBOR: 2 2

‘MODERN FURNISHED BUN- galow. Oil, hot water heating. 3'2 miles from City. On Trans Canada Highway. Dial 7948.

LARGE “SUNNY, FURNISHED, heated room; suitable for “two | gentlemen or ladies. Central. Phone 8681.

FOR RENT — TWO HEATED rooms. Third floor. Dia] 9984.

FOR RENT: LARGE FRONT room on ground floor partly fur- nished. Write Guardian-Patriot Box 10842 Charlottetown.

WANTED | EXPERIENCED | those who qualify, earn -your | | without first obtaining a permit therefor from the Minister.

This regulation applies to East’ Central and West. Royalties,

the. Sherbrooke School District,

Write: Canadian Nutria | Keppoch, Southport and Bunbury, Wilmat, Linkletter and part of and all that area within 300 feet

of ie centre line of the Trans-Canada Highway, also all Villages: Incorporated under The Village Service Act.

(TOWN PLANNING DIVISION}, Department pf Industry and Natural Resources.

0

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

175 Grafton Street

-REAL ESTATE For. Sale

FOR SALE SMALL HOUSE with six acres of land on the North River Road, Apply John A. MacLeLod, ham River Road.

~

miles from Mt. Stewart by pavement, consisting of hovse and buildings and 160 acres land; 80 clear, balance in wood and lumber. Brook running through farm. For particulars contact:

. Osborne Avenue, Verdon, Que- bec.

SUMMER COTTAGE TO BE RE- moved from present site. Con- tains large living room; sun- porch partly closed’ in; two bedrooms; kitchen; together with furniture therein. For fur- ther particulars apply to J. Elmer Blanchard, 160 Rich- mond Street, Charlottetown.

Wanted To Buy

WANTED TO BUY THREE bedroom house, Brighton area preferred. Responsible party. Box 38098, Guardian-Patriot.

WANTED TO BUY: HOUSE OR small farm in good -repair, within _ eight miles from Char- lottetown on paved road, Write

John MacDonald, 888):

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

McLean & McKinnon) Currie Bldg. 179 Queen St. Dial 3361

John J. Holmes B.A; LL.B. ' 150 Richmond Street Dial 6145 Frederic A. Large Q.C.

Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244

Robert G. MacLeod B.A., LL.B.

Room 208 Dominion Bldg. Dial 4126

Chiropractor _

Dr. W. R. ~ 201 Prince St.

She

Chartered Accountants

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO COOPER BROTHERS & CO.

Barristers, Electrical Solicitors, etc. * Engineer |M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. E. S. Chandler Bank of Commerce Bldg. BSc., (E.E.) M.E.LC., P .Eng. Palmer & Haslam _ mm North. River Road Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. Se Peake & Nicholson Optometrists

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

js. Taylor, R.O.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

Architects

J. F. Toombs, B. Arch.

Architect 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865

Peter A. McNeil

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

Laurie A. Coles

& Associates. Consulting Engineering & Architectural Service.

Charlottetown, 14243 Great George St., Dial 5616

Summerside, Dial 3789,

to: Guardian—Patriot, Box 10748, Charlottetowa.

Currie Bidg. Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 134 Richmond Street, Charlottetown Dial 6547 — 6548 P. O. Box 187 ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown 100 Fitaroy Street :

1955

advertised residential ‘tional overdoors. Electri

WRITE GUARDIAN -

and commercial-se ric operators, Remote

‘notify the magazine company. November the 13th, for the hauling of butter and sup- controlled garage doors, etc. Exclusive Deal- PT will he be forgot. ership available for the Charlottetown area. |

PATRIOT BOX 9290

PRICES SLASHED

All Cars and Trucks Winterized

1958 Consul Sedan—

Coral and White ....... Dodge 4-door Wagon—

1956

e

1956

CHOY wanes see

Blue and White

1956 1956

1955 Dodge Sedan—

Blue and White ...

Meteor Sedan— 2-tone Green .....

é 1955

Green

>. e@eaeon ev e2e808

*

$1650

$1495

Chevrolet Coach—

cor Sedan— 2-tone Green ....ccces

$ 1350.

Meteor Ranch Wagon— 2-tone Blue .....

$1575

wrt

$ 795.

$1150

Pontiac Sedan—

$1150,

1954 Chevrolet Sedan— Green Be docs cskesina © 925 1952 Pontiac Sedan— ‘ SNe ive avcacbicce © 0 1951 Meteor Sedan— | Green ve eeee cam beceeraees $ 375 : TRUCKS s §PECIAL 1956 Willys 4-wheel Drive Jeep $1395

1957 Fargo '2 ton—

Blue. Low mileage. ......... $1275

1956 Volkswagen 2 ton— @erernrenoc2uaertrereseae $ 595

Blue 1955 G.M.C. 2-ton—

et

STEWART MOTORS. LTD.

pial sa21 |Gt. Geo. St.

~

Dial 9578

$1395

ithey expect to spend the winter

The winds of earth blow gently | --On a sweet and treasured spot Bebvoty the one we loved is sleep

Ever remembered .by his wife: iand family.

ACORN — In loving memory of our dear parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seaforth Acorn, Pownal. who passed away ‘Mother, Novem- ber 12, 1913), Father, June 2, 1949 Lovingly remembered by Laura

and Everett.

Funeral Director

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR

15 King Square ‘Charlottetown.

Dial 5549. KINGSBORO |

> Mrs.

Elsie Kennedy, cashier at the. Souris Snack Bar, has been | ‘confined to her home in Red Point due to illness.

Mr. Henry Mellick, Chariotte- jtown, attended the funeral of his ‘sister, Mrs. William Pierce, El mira. which was held’ from the /Dingwell Funeral Home to South | Lake Christian Church. The ser- | vice was conducted by Rev. F. |- W. Mollins. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Jardine “ rand small son Allan, Kingsboro,' left recently for Ontario where

months. Mrs.-. Reggie Rose returned to her home in Kingsboro after spen- ding some time as a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital, Charlotte- town. Little Miss

Beverley Hunter,

Hunter, North Lake, recently tn- derwent an operation for the re-— moval of her tonsils in Souris Hospital. ;

A new electric oil heating sys- tem has recently been installed in the United Baptist Church in Kingsboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Watson Robert- son, Boston, Mass., arrived te spend a brief holiday with Mrs. Robertson’s relatives in Peakes and with Mr. Robertson's moth- er, Mrs.. Havelock Robertson, and brothers Percy and Havelock, all — of Kingsboro. :

Mrs. John A. MacDonald, North | Lake, has been spending a holl- | day with her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. an@ Mrs. an Mac-