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Think ahead to winter. .

Page 8 The Guardian Tues., Sept. 16,, 1958

liars and Trucks For Sale

1 PLYMOUTH CMD 51 MODEL. seen at 21 Hawthorne Avenue.

OUT OUR WAY

IN MEMORIAM

land Wood, Alexandra.

1955 VOLKSWAGON IN GOOD condition. with radio. Apply E-r-

McQJAID-In fond and loving memory of Peter McQuaid, who died one year ago today.

This day we do remember

A loving thought we give

Walter Burke, Lower

Bay.

1952 CHEV HALF TON PICK- up in good condition. Apply to Rollb

To one no longer with us . 1950 D O D G E SEDAN. 1951' But in our hearts still live. Dodge Sedan. Wﬂl accept trade _ Always remembered and sad- in, can be A 1y 224

la missed by John P. Jean and clmbeplamd St. Phone 4703.

Linda. ’

TAYLOR—In loving memory of Mr. Newton W. Taylor, who passed away September 16, 1954

To those who knew him and lov- ed him

His memory will never grow old. W0rk5" Wlmwn'

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1957 Pontiac hard top, 1957 Chev. BellILair Sedan 1953 Chev. Sedan. these cars are in Excellent con- dition, can be financed, Spen~ oer McLeods Ltd, Auto Body

Ever remembered by his aunt

nun. Cars tearing

McGUIRK — In loving memory of my dear sister Pearl Mc-

CAR LEAVING FOR NEW YORK September 20 can accommo- date 2 passengers. Phone 7544.i

Guirk, who departed this life

CAR LEAVING FOR NEW

c‘ﬂ -

II “VI-.4

' lTHlNK.’ LET‘S

mews-v LIKETOLNE OVER

. . Why store it? Sell it with a Want Ad,

WILLIAMS

By J. R. I. PUT THAT ALWXTs'l-r's BOOK AWAY. THIS WAY--

JIST WHEN I'M

SEE " WELL, DOIN‘ SOMETHIN’ '

YOU’LL JUST PARTICULAR! HAVE TO LOOK a WHO'S NEXT FOR IT-'DON’T 1 NOW? I'LL

STEP ON TH' NEVER GIT

THIS THIMG

Salesman Wanted ' I

GUARANTEED WEEKLY IN- colme plus good commissionsl for qualifying men or women References will be required. Phone 6772 after 7 pm.

WE REQUIRE AGRESSIVE men with extensive experience in the selling field to cover pro- tected territories. Generous com mission. Products needed every day in every home. Assure your future and increase your, income selling our well-known and guaranteed products. AISk for catalogue. Familex Dept. 62, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.

Ireland Goes All Out After Increase In Canadian Trade

By ROBERT RICE Canadian Press Staff Writer MONTREAL (OP) — The Em- rald Isle is trying hard in Can- :la for a new shade of green— anadi-an dollars.

Transportation Wanted

.NTLIS..-... . ‘

WAN [S U. .n to Toronto, to be there by Fri- day or Saturday of this week. Phone—7839.

Wanted

Javelin-m5 ’4‘

S‘Hlb'KASuMII‘

For Sale

PURE NEW HONEY AT BAIL gain prices. Any quantity in

SET” 14‘ 1953- York, September 20th. Can ac- DgePianhea-ﬁlywrme‘nm commodate2passengers.» 15 k9!" _ Phone 7544. I smile with the world, but 111 hievefr We]; m Female Help Wanted . M. ‘ , e roam by g ves [WAITRESS WANTED. Apply In But those mommies of you, will Person til-the Isl-and Grill. never die- GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-

Lovineg remembered and sad-

, 'work. Phone 4231. 1y by sister Doris.

your own containers, before September 20th. George Bow- ness 82 Water Street, Summer-

McGUIRK — In loving memory of my dear sister Pearl Mc- Guirk who passed my. Sept.

HOUSEKEEPER, YOUNG, NEW York City area. Time off for school if desired. Own quarters, warm family. Will discuss nl- .

side. ONE ONLY HANSON - GATES

plete with carburettor. Price

14 1953. I qry. Box 407 Guardian. that umrner ' leavmg' and - ‘-‘ For Sale

volt General Electric Immeri-

ImissyoumorePeaﬂmydear

andsIthtnkotyou,eacbdaU. H.R.Damgeand00.

SLABWOOD— STOVE LENGTE

8754.

wick burning water heater com- $15.00. One only 2,000 watt 115

sion heater price $3.00. Phone

Male Help, Wanted

COURTEOUS, RELIABLE MAN tor local vacancy. Opportunities for advancement Sales and ser- vice route‘ work. Car essential $50.00 per week startling guar- antee Group Insurance. Give age, education and references to Box 405 Guardian Ofﬁce.

, IIEAI. ESTATE

For Sale

[alwaychave a-Pmyerto‘say. Always loved and never far-

gomm by Sisters Bertha Jim ’Diﬂl 3982(boing container.-

FOR SALE: ISLAND. PLUMS.

Tune up special. (Until Sept.

' Isabel, Brothers-inlaw Norman

and Eddy, Niech Norma Hea- 1 coal: size 38. Phone 3634.

1 LADIES SUIT SIGE 38. $500.

ﬂier, Barbara and Beverly.

MacKmNoN — In fond and lov-

ingmemoryofour dear son ﬁeld'-

NINE. YOUNG EWES AND ONE ram. Ernest Youuher, Brook-

handling parts all de-linlted.

and brother Pte. Lloyd Mac- K‘Lnnon, Riverdlale who was" , killed in Italy Sept. 15th 1944. the garden of our mem-

—- all colours — cut to size Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

mom 4 ALL PATTEan

sale insulation. PLUS... supply of oil and'needles... At: your Singer Sewing Center

ones Thoughts ofyou forever run,

We think or you in Heaven now Momma ’

DRY LUMBER, CUT FOR barn. ApplyBennv Boldemon.

And the crown that you have won-

POCKET Tlmough the years that you were

NOVELS 10 CENTS. Men and Detective magawines.

With 115- ' 10 cents. We buy comics. Book To more each joy and care Nook, 55 Prince, St. Dial 3017. The sun seemed slunging brighter

The skes they seemed as fair But shadows seemed to gather Since you have gone away

But faith and hope still whisper

ion-a1 Power take off Wilmot Valley.

USED ONE ROW INTERNAT- Potato Digger. Apply Elmer Waugh,

“COAL

ALBION NUT ALBION EGG

We’ll meet again some day. LovinLgly remembered by Mom Agents Wanted

Paula

Phone 7568.

7769.

ONE OIL BURNER. LARGE. Only used 6 months. Enterprise

SEE SMARTLY STYLED LAD. ies suits, sizes 14 and 16. Phone

OIL TREATED

SPRINGHILL OLD SYDNEY

Routes Available

MEN OR WOMEN—EARN $3.00 and on range.

lELECTRIC WASHING MACH- hine, 1 combination Hecate

‘per hour handling 250"’differ-' ent Paula Products: Tea-coffee, ,spices-extracts-medicines-desin-

fectants_combs Ind brushes. I ‘ 6 ‘0 CLIOC‘II.

FAWCETT—RANGE IN EXCEL: lent Condition, Dial‘7462. Alter

COKE - HARDCOAL "DRY SLABS

will extend you credit. Even without experience, your suc- cess is assured in following my directions. Write for my

'ONE TRADE-1N SWGER DROP head treadle sewing machine. $9.95. Singer Sewing Centre, 164 Great George Street. Phone 34661.

STOVE LENGTHS

thirty-day helping-hand offer—— FREE now. G. Laurin, Presi- dent, Paula Ltd, 21 St. Paul East, Montreal.

lei

side.

FOUR MALE BRITTENY SPAN. pups, priced reasonable. From IIUnLte-r'J. Harold Amen- sullt 16 Dulce Street, Summer-

H. R. LARGE . CO‘ .

TEL. 5551

SINGER BACK TO SCHOOL”

. 20th only) Regular Value $6.50 'Now $2.95. Tensions adj. sted and balanced. Fabric handling parts checked. Entire machine oiled and lutmicated. Thread—

Motocr inspected for wiring and tree

164 Great George Street Phone

7 ROOM HOUSE AND BATH ON Cumberland Street. Apply 122 Upper Queen.

HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR MID- dlle aged couple. In Montague. Apply Box 8, Guardian, Mon- bague-

FOR SALE — FARM NEAR Church, School and Factory. Well watered. Choice land in good state of cultivation. Apply to Box No. 404 care of Guard- ian Olfice; '

FOR SALE

Desirable property at Ken- sington, house and barn, to- gether with 41/4 acres of land including two building lots, sit- note on the paved Margate Road just outside the town lim~ its (low tax rate).

ROBERT s. HUMPHREY, VAUGHAN H. GROOM. Executors.

FOR SALE

4

nHles from Charlottetown, some apple trees, seven room house with electricity. Low price for a quick sale. Sterling Molyneaux

North River

REAL Isms

- For Rent

FURNISHED HEATED ROOM. Dial 6786.

tutononvt "'— n. FRED F. KITSON ».

NORTH RIVER FEATURING

sist you. Phone 8506.

IT'S MUCH EASIER TO PRE- ‘pare your Guardian - Patriot Classified Ad When you ask one Of our trained ad-takers to as-

\ Lost And Found LOST: TAIL LIGHT AND NUM- ber plate. Finder please advise Lloyd Reid. Gaspereaux.

THIS WEEK LANTZ POTATO DIGGER

Boarders Aooommodated

WANTED " TWO YOUNG MEN

you’d like to rent.

ONE CALL TO 8506 TO PLACE a Classified ad can bring you many calls for the article you want to sell or the property

pasture black and white 'Hol- stein Heifer. Phone 7430 Leigh Kennedy, Southport.

in private borne. Dial 3587.

ROOMS on BOARDERS AC- oonnnodlaltel. Home cooking.

QUANTITY OF NEW CARPEN- ter tools, and Ladies blue flit- ted urinter coat size 16. Apply to Kenneth Morrison 'Pleasent

Apply Mm. Miner 67 mm Grove ' ward. _ or Phone 4116. - _ cars and Trucks For Sale FOR SALE “lscl’namms .v . - BOX NUMBERS

OOPS

ment. One 24”

. We Dropped Our Prices the Raﬁfﬁltwplffnft

buy them at terrific savings. Don’t miss seeing these if you’re

I 0

st.

Picker $250.00. One

in

W. R. Jenkins Gt. George Street.

Reconditioned Farm Equip- Ground, driven Potato Digger and

LOST: STRAYED FROM MY

Guardian Ollice. Montague. Re-

FOR RENT: 3 ROOMS AND bath. Apply 71 Churchill Ave. Adults.

1 LARGE BEDROOM, HEATED and furnished Suitable for couple. Third ﬂoor. Dial 3306.

FURNISHED APARTMENT T0

girls. Phone 6819. After 5.30.

HEATED FURNISHED GROUND floor room private home. Bus- iness man preferred. Breakfast optional. Dial 6603 alter 5.20 pm

FULLY FURNISHED 'THREE bedroom house, two miles from City limits. Oil heated. ‘Nov-

In replying to Box Numbers please make sure you have the correct Box Number in the ad-

Hall m Thresher. No. 3 high bag- ger and- blower. One 45 T. and one 150 T. Internation- al bailer both engine driv- 9

NOTICE- NEW HOURS OPEN 7 A.M.—9 PM. JOHNNY’S FISH & CHIPS

ember to May. Apply Box 401 Guardian.

TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS in private home.” Central. Re- sidential section of City. Apply Box 403 Guardian.

REAL ESTATE ’ WANTED

WANTED TO RENT AT ONCE 3 or 4 bedroom house George V. Fraser, 5119.

2 OR 3 ROOM FURNISHED OR

in the market for 1 good used

V car. ‘ I956 Pontiac

Station Wagon V.8 motor, with radio ~

(FOR SALE

blower - ~ - $I9:75 . Eitllt§1$°§hii2h as: 1 Farmall H. tractor hing heriod S ommen . . 1 M. H. No. 22 tractor lease c0 0 te p I953 BUIck . 1 M.H. No. 33 diesel p ‘ p” ' ‘ . p . tractor with live P.T.O., Reg. S. MacDonald “0°” automatic msm‘sﬂlm complete with potato cul- Souris. $800 tivators, 3 sod plow, 1 \ ~ Ferguson manure spread- Male Help Wanted

81'.

. 1957 PLYMOUTH

Ldoor sedan. Automatic trans-

No. 4 Hall thresher and

All above machines re- conditioned and ready for

NOTICE

L fishing allowed

Effective September 16, 1958. there will be no trout in Big

unfurnished heated apartment. NO children. Apply Box No.408.

WANTED -- IN CHARLOTTE- town, small self contained apartment suitable for one per- son. Write “apartment” Guard- ian Oriﬁce Summerside.

EXECUTIVE REQUIRES 2 BED- room apartment by earliest possible date. Please reply with all details to Box G. C. Guar- diam.

THREE OR. FOUR BEDROOM house or apartment required by Army Officer recently post- ed to Charlottetown. Dial 7476

or 4916.

House and 1 acre of land 7,

be shared with two protestant '

Wanted To Buy

WANTED

» for THE NEARLY NEW SHOP 144 Kent Street DONATIONS OF ALL KINDS (especially children’s cloth- ing) in aid of ’ The Senior Ladies’ Aid 0 the P.E.I. Hospital OPEN WEDNESDAY _ AFTERNOON FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT \

WANTED

Army tow-truck equipped with winch on back. Please state price expected to—Box 188, Guardian-Patriot

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and en- dorsed “TENDER FOR BREAK- W A T E R RECONSTRUCTION PORT MORIEN, CAPE BRE TON COUNTY, N. S.”, will be received in the ofﬁce of the Secretary. until 3.00 pm.

OBER 15, 1958.

Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender ob- tainedattheofficeoftheOhief Engineer, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario, at the Ofﬁce of the District Engineer, Balaton Building, P. O. Box 875, Halifax, N. S., and at the Post Ofﬁces, at Port Morien and Syd- new, N. S. -

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a sec-

oheque or Bonds as speciﬁed in the form of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by

with the conditions set forth’ therein. The Department, through the; Chief Engineer’s office (H. 8:; 8.), or through the undersigned,‘ or through the oﬁfice of the Dis- trict Engineer at Halifax,‘ N. S., will supply blue-prints and speciﬁcation of the work on de- posit of' a sum of $2500 in the, form of a' CERTIFIED bankl cheque or money-order payable GENERAL OF CANADA. The‘ deposit will be released on re-L turn of the blue-prints and speci- fication in good condition within

tion of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited. ‘. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

ROBERT FORTIER, Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary. )epartment of Public Works, Ottawa. September 12,t1958.

, CANADA

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned ahd endor- sed “TENDER FOR FEDERAL BUILDING, DIGBY, N.S.”, , be received in the office of the Secretary, until 3:00 p. m. (E.D.S.T.),

WEDNESDAYi OCTOBER 15,.

958

Plans and speciﬁcation can be seen and forms of tender ob- tained at the offices of the Chief Architect, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario, the Dis— trict Architect, Federal Build. ing, P. O. Box 425, Halifax, N. 8., the District Architect, 115 Prince William, Saint John, N. B., and the Post Ofﬁce at Big- by, N.S. . 1

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS

or quarts. Dial 8595.

. WANTED

Brick layers at P.E.l.‘ Hospital. Top

rates paid. Call in

fice. W

_£Uellon Construction Ltd.

P.E.l. Hospitd

wool, knitwear, glassware and

crease in exports to Canada in 12 months to March 31, 1958, Ireland is going all-out to boost itssales even

The feeling is that goods -——linen, chocolates, footwear.

even Irish-made cars—have got a toehold in the North American market. The need now, say Irish tnade officials here, is to turn the silver tongue of the Old Sod tor promoting the products.

- In the latest survey of Ireland- Canadian trade, the Irish export promotion 1) o a r d six exports jumped in the 12~month period to March 31 to $2,346,000 trom $1.-

person at Job Of-

' AUCTION SALE

Household furniture 288 Grafton St. Friday Sept.

19. 1958. ~ ‘

2 PM;

I am instructed by Mrs. Gordon Leitch to sell by public auction the following: Chesterfield suite. Dining 'oom suite, Living room table (Walnut) Writing desk, Enterprise range, Kenmore Washer, Beds, Single and 3-4 beds Bell Piano, Electric Radio, (E.D.S.T.) WEDNESDAY, OCT. ; coverings, Chairs, Lamps, Dishes, Cutlery, Garden tools

and hose, and other numerous articles. '

Mirrors,

Claude . Craswell r

Bureaus, Double Spring filled mattresses. Electrolux, Floor

Auctioneer Phone 7824

l

MEN WANTED.

_ _ ‘_ ODIESEL Young men are being in- unty In the form of a 09mm tel-Viewed in this area to be trained for high paying posi-

ions as Diesel Mechanics,

Diesel and Diesel Service Representatives in’ this rapidly ‘he Department in accordance expanding industry. If you are mechanically minded and ambitious write stating age, address and phone ,

number to" . BOX 406

Diesel Operators, Marine

Guardian ,

FOR SALE BY TENDER , AT SOURIS ’ Tenders will be received at the Office of the Un- derSIgned up to twelve o’clock noon, October 1st for thel ‘to the order of the RECEIVER oroperty known as the Creamer Block now oWned by!

Mrs. Harry S. Francis. This building situated

Breakwater Streets, consists of two stares on the first a month from the date of recen- Tloor and four apartments on the second floor with full ewerage connecions. Purchase price may be arranged )y leavmg part of purchase price on property as a first

mortgage. For price

CHARLOTTETOWN.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

‘BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

1. Elmer Blanchard, BA. to Richmond St. Dial 5573

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

and further particulars apply to ‘— TRAINOR & O’DONNELL

on. the corner of Main and

SOLICITORS

CHIROPRACTOR

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

TOPIOMETRISTS

.I._ A. Carmthers, R. O. 123 Kent St. Dial

J. S. Taylor, RD. Comer Rent a Queen Sts.

Palmer & HnsIaIn Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

Peake 8L Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

I. A. McGuigan, B.A.

To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a sec- urity in the form of a certified cheque or bonds as specified in the forms of tender and made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in ac- cordance with the conditions set forth therein.

SALESMA'N

enator', Washer and Stove Dept Apply G. Stewart

Ltd. please do not phone.

FOR SELLING IN the stone must be experienced, would like a man capable of taking charge of T.V., Refrig-

MacKay, Firestone Home and Auto 00.

Personal FOUNTAIN or YOUTH

The amazing Body Tonic. Write

- for free booklet today.

PROCKER 8: CAMPBELL RESEARCH INST.

mission. Low, low mileage. , Work- Apply— sms ' LEO ROSSITER . Morel] I956 PONTIAC , 42-door Sedan. $I695

., DIGGERS ALLISON

MacLEOD

LTD.

f PHONE 7364 - 7335 ,I' no ambulances.

Y able at—

CO. LTD. - Belvedero, Parkdalo

And .spareparts for old- er models are now avail-

’ PARKDALE EQUIPMENT

‘ WANTED

Delivery 'Boy.

AP‘PIY Queen Street Meat Market

21 King St. East, Toronto, Ont. Services Offered

V ANYTHING. IN. CARPENTER

work and repair woork. Quick service. Phone 6761.

VACUUM CLEANERS COM- mercial, picks up water and dirt. Over, one, horse power motor. Two year guarantee. See before you buy any ordin- ary commercial type vacuum cleaner. Free demonstration. Maritime Compact Sales. 176 Kent Street. Charlottetown, Dial 9220.

The Department, through the Chief Architect’s office, or through the undersigned, or through the office of the Dis- trict Architects at Halifax, N.S. and Saint John, NB. will sup- ply blue-prints and specifica- tion Of the work on deposit of a sum of $100.00 in the form of a certified bank cheque or money- order payable to the order of the Receiver General of Can- ada. The deposit will be releaS- ed on return of the blue-prints and specification in good condi- tion within a month ﬁrom the date of reception of tenders, If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted ROBERT FORTIER. Chief of Administrative Services, r and Secretary. Departmetn of Public Works, Ottawa, September 121, 1958.

Currie Bldg" Dial 9424 Queen St.

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

DIAL 3361

Office 9133 — House 4756

ARCHITECT

J. F. 1‘00 "IS, B. Arch.

ARCHITECT MI Richmond St.

Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C.,

Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy 8L. Dial 8618 ‘3 Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil ARCHITECT

FREDERIC A. LARGE, Q.C., M.L.A.

Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244

1“ Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

MacPhee 1- Trainer [60 Richmond St. Dial 5573

E. s. CHANDLER. B.Sc. (E.E.). M.E.I,C., PEI-lg. 161 QUEEN ST.

‘ PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD,

COOPER BROTHERS & CO.

CURRIE 8: C0.

Currie Bldg. Charlottetown Dial 5563 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St, Charlottetown Dial 6547 — 6548 P. O. Box 187 ARTHUR .I. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown Dial 5621

mommy Stud

255,800. In terms of international trade, that isn’t much. But for tiny Ireland—so small they give its area in acres, . —the gain is excrting.

FEWER LEAVE HOME

living on an island that would fit 25 times into Quebec province-—

jdbs. The majority -— almost 40 per cent —— still works on farms,

looking in at the Commonwealth economic trade talks under way tin Montreal. Aloof and alone In

the Commonwealth rates, and

HAPPY WITH TRADE

where a trade oilfice is main-

-ary and chocolate sales in Can-

17,000 .000 acres

For the 2,900,000 population—

the export gain means more work at home, less unemployment. and fewer inishmen going abroad for

but factory skills are being de-

velo ed. ~ . England is sitting on the outside

its relationship with the United Kingdom and the Commonwwlth, the little island nevertheless shares benefits of the Gunman- Wealth pmeterential tariffs.

Ireland has no role in establish-

therefore is not participating In the current 11-nat-ion conference, which continues to Sept. 26.

“Sure we’re happy with the in- crease in trade,” said an Irish export spokesman in Montreal,

tamed. 'And you can be sure we’re going to go even harder ourselves for a greater increase." The 1957-58 year set a record tor Irish exports, reaching $963, 300,000—a higher level than for any previous comparable period. A spectacular increase - to al- most $1,000,000 from less than $200, was shown in confection-

adia and the U5.

HISTORIC FEED

_ Album, now grown in most parts Of Canada, has been grown for more than 2,000 years in Europe.

\

AIR TRANSPORT BOARD OTTAWA, CANADA NOTICE OF HEARING , September 12, 1958 (1) Application by Cana- dian Paciﬁc Air Lines Lim- ited for a licence to Operate a Class 1 'sclzedued Lom— mereial air service serving Vancouver, B. C.; Edmon- ton and Calgary, Alberta; Saskatoon and Regina, Saska ' atcbewan; Winnipeg, 'tobar; Toronto and Ottawa, Ontario; and Montreal, RC). (2) Application by Pacific WesternAirljnes Ltd. for a license to operate a Class 1 sdleduled commercial air service serving Vancouver. BC; Edmonton, Alberta; Regina, Saskatchewan; Win- nipeg, Manitoba; and Tor-

onto, . Ontario.

(3) Consideration of - the need tor additional trans- continental air services. in Canada. '

By notice of Hearing dat- ed July 30, 1958 the Board set certain dates for taking of evidence and hearing. rep- resentations on the *abo.e applications and for consid— eration of the need for addi- tional, trans-oontinental air services in Canada, and stated that a further Notice Would be issued to indicate vhere in the different cities zhe hearings take place. ,

The following arrange nents have now been made: Vancouver, B. “0., October 3th, 1958~in the Board Room, Vancouver Hotel. '

Edmonton, Alberta, Octo- ber 8th, 1958 in the Court House, Edmonto .

Regina, S katchewan. October 9th, 1958 in the Court House, Regina; 'Winnipeg, Manitoba, Octo- ber 10th, 1958 in the Court House, Winnipeg

Moncton, N. 3., October 15th, 1958 in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Mono- ton.

Ottawa, Ontario, October 20th, 1958 in the Court Room, Board of Transport Commissioners, Union Sta- tion Building, Ottawa.

AIR TRANSPORT BOARD

D. F. Quint,

would

om highs of April 1966 in

NY Stocks Reg: / Highest Level' 'I 1 Since Aug. 195;,

NEW YORK (APl—llh market adanced close to

9 shoe. “he 2 '

trading last week. The rise encountered taking on the final nammt" and fell back a bit. Nev d“ prices remained at their " ' level since Aug. 10, 1956, mm.“ ' ‘ The Associated Press iv . , of so stocks rose $2.10 to will? . all - time. peak of $191.59, w reached April 6, 1956. ,, “9‘ Investment demand 7 - ‘I ﬂected by such rises 23;“ points for Du Pont, which oboe 200, six points tor Eam' Kodak and 2% for us. Zenith, helped by summi- reports of its business mors of a stock split, rm WIalrd133/4 on the _ A notable casualty was ‘ " 7‘ which its price, ‘ r 10% points. ..' The five most active ii the New York Stock V were: Amtloom Garnet. or » 103/. ‘on 375,000 sum; bakerAPackard. off it: at Penn-Texas, up 1% at 8% coal Motors,‘up 1 at Western Union, up u .

‘_ .. J. I. ‘

India Narnia; Ambassador To The U.S.

NEW DELHI (AEP) — ’ med Cm-im Ghagln, 53, W1 and sometimes " sia urist‘from * named Sannony Mo Isadorto the United States, A golf-placing Moslem, up coeds F._L. Michta, ended in May. ' “ Prime Minn-star Nehru, uh. . his own foreign minister, .d ally selected Chemo. The i' Z . ambassador it a member'of I Khoja sect, which owes I glance to the Aga Khan ‘

I Y t

Chev has been hitting . headlines for years. As : , tice at BOIubay’s ," ruled invalid prohibition and; tax, both pet projects of _, Minister Morarji He overruled by the fetter-31‘... Court on both issues. '

WAS U.N. ENVOY In 1946 be was a the United Nations when “to protested racialism in Attica. Last spring Chane t n ducted a one-man investigati ,; into-alleged misuse“ ._ of funds I .

. . d ;

schools and laterwassa out.) porary of Sir Arm ‘ . Oxford. Golf and-bf on

‘favorite pastimes. ‘

Armcm‘snsni The Union of South AW "1 - _37,4so,ooo sheep in 1956, an ,

crease of 400,000 over the ' * , cious year.

Defence Consinltticn ‘ I I95| l Limited

Notice To Tender.

, 1 Project: Supply & Erection f . 4 sets of Electrically. . Hangar Doors, R.C.A.F. *

tions, Summerside, PEI. Greenwood, N.S. File 122-7438 a. The tender closing 0619‘. ‘ the above mentioned 91016.0t “ ‘ been extended from 3.00 " , (Eastern Daylight Time) I “ . day, September 1%, 19gb to 3.90! In, (Eastern Daylight M, Thiirsday, September 25. 1958' J. D. Jennison, Secretaryv‘; .

4 Temp. Bldg, 56 LY”

OTTAWA, Ontario.

.47

.

Secretary

' Burke

WANTED F

KENT STREET

‘ l

EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER SERVICE AN » REPAIR MAN. MUST BE- EXPERIENCED- ‘-

rs

Electric

are-‘-

regular business hours,

Classiﬁed advertisements

day. 7

regular business hours, (or 12 noon Saturdays).

CLASSIFIED SERVICE;

The classified advertising staff of The Guardian and A The Evemng Patriot stands ready to provide a .‘ plete, helpful service, in person or by telephone. d ‘

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