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Joint Political Meeting MORELL HALL, AUG. 27th — 9 P.M. _ Harvey Douglas, M.L.A., and Thomas Cullen invite the Opposition candidates to discuss the Issues and will give them half the
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HARVEY. DOUGLAS, M.L.A.
BLOOD DONORS CLINICS
~ §T. MARY'S PARISH. HALL SOURIS
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26 7.00 P.M. TILL 9.00 P.M. -
_ AUCTION SALE
OF OUTSTANDING INTEREST OF PROPERTY AND FURNITURE
Estate of Dr. F.E.
‘ of I am instructed by the Executors aad Weidey, Gop
Smallwood to sell by Public Auction on tember 3rd and 4th.
Thursday at 2.00 P.M. —_
location situated on prominent corner lot icin ye Song bem « homes, 19 Villa Avenue, corner Greenfield Avenue. This modern 8 room dwelling with double car garage has been newly painted. Lot frontage 90 feet on Villa Avenue and 170 feet on Greenfield Avenue. This truly is a very Queen Ann Chair, Antique Corner Chair, Mahogany Tables, Ma-
, Dining
5 , Table, Chairs, Serving Table) Radio, Bed- room Suite (Bed, spring, mattress, Vanity & Bench, Highboy, . Beds, Bureaus, Chests of Drawers, Commodes, Chairs. Roll Top Desk Filing Cabinet, 2 Section Bookcase, Combination Bookcase and Writing Desk, Office Swivel Chair, Portable Type- writer (Corona), Several Barrymore Rugs (excellent condition), Combination McClary Electric and Coal Range, G.E. Refrigerator. Kitchen Chairs and other pieces of furniture not listed.
Friday—10.00 A.M. —
All articles in attic, cellar and garage, including: § trunks, 1 Chest, Lawn Mower, Pails, Ladders, Awnings, 30 ft. Extension Ladder, Wheel Barrow, Wire, Water Hose, Grindstone, Axes, Shovels, Wrenches, Electric Motor, Coal Box, Tools, Nails and a
hundred other items.
Friday—2.00 P.M. —
This is where the Ladies predominate—all the ornaments, Bridal Rose China, Large asortment of tains, draperies, , pillows, scatter rugs, bed clothing, kit chen utensils, table lamps, Brass Dinner Gong, Brass and Silver Candle Sticks, Brass Fire Irons, Brass Fern Stand and Pot, and Several other articles.
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W.H. BEATON, AUCTIONEER.
COME OUT OUR WAY AND TRADE YOUR WAY
1958 VOLKSWAGEN
In excellent condition, beige in color, economy plus, Test drive it
today |
Only 1150.00
1958 PONTIAC Four door sedan, six cylinder motor, clean inside and out. The spare tire never used, low mileage. We'll not say-no more come and drive it yourself A
2350.00
_ 1956 FORD Tudor Hardtop, Automatie transmission, custom radio, Grey & white, your old car could be the down payment. See us today.
1956 METEOR ©
Ranch Wagon, Tudor V8 motor, 6 passenger, one owner
Only 1750.00 1956 METEOR .
Sedan Tu-Tone Green, Niagara model. One owner driven, Deep’!
threaded tires Only 1395.00 1956 METEOR
Sedan Rideau model, Tri-Tone paint job, Cusiom Radio, Auto- matic trangmission V8 motor
Only 1295.00 -1955 PONTIAC
Sedan, one owner, Green as a cucumber, clean, new tires added.
A real family car : Only 1350.00 ‘ 1956 CHEVROLET
Coach, V8 motor, color Turquoise & White, clean, this fine used car will take your eye, excellent condition, One owaer
_ 1495.00 1952 METEOR
Sedan Grey in color, automatic, good tires, custom radio for all
the election news Only 695.00 1950 PONTIAC
Sedan, Good motor, Transmission 0.K., Good brakes
250.00
STEWART MOTORS Ltd.
Meteor - Mercury - Consul - Zephyr - Zodiac
DIAL 9578 CHARLOTTETOWN ”
THANKS FOR READING THIS ADVT.
| ANNOUNCEMENTS
to 8.00 p.m.
STH DISTRICT Conservative headquarters now located at 215 Great George Street. Phone 8915.
AUCTION “48" Score Cards for sale at Guardian - Patriot Central Printing, =§
STH DISTRICT Conservative
headquarters now located at 215
“DIAL 3644 FREE DELIVERY to your Door,” and get the best values for your food dollar— Weatherby’s Clover Farm Food Market. ;
Dance Mulview hall every Thursday night. Weatherbie’s Or- chestra.
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REGULAR Thursday night @ance, Eldon Hall. Dancing 9:30 to 12:30 Burns Orchestra.
NOTICE! Unloading car of Welsh Furnace Hard Coal next week, $40.00 per ton. Arnfast Limited. Service at Its Best. Dial. 6553, 139 Great George St.
PROVINCIAL plowing match and Agricultural fair, September 9th and 10th, prize list on request,
BE A BLOOD DONOR today at Cardigan between 1 and 3 or at Souris between 7 and 9.
PANTRY SALE, Simpson- Sears, Friday, August 28th. 2 o'clock. Millview Women's In- stitute.
PANTRY SALE — §. A. Mac-
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, OTTAWA
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS addressed | to the Secretary, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, and en- dorsed = ¢ @.?.. Bee QUARTERS, SACKVILLE, N. B.”, will be received until’ 3.00 P.M. (E.D_S.T.), WED- NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1959.
Plans, specifications and forms of tender can be seen, or can be. obtained on deposit of a sum of | $50.00 in the form of a CERTI- FIED bank cheque payable to the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA,
Chief Architect, Hunter Building, Ottawa> Ont.; Dis- trict Architect, Customs Building, .Saint John, N. B., and can be seen at the Post
Offices at. Moncton and Sack-
ville, N. B.
The deposit will be released on return of the documents in| good condition within a month | from the date of reception of | tenders. If not returned within) that period the deposit will be forfeited.
To be considered each tender | must —
(a) be accompanied by one a|
the alternative securities called for in the tender docu- ments =...
(b) be made on the printed
therein. The lowest or any tender not accepted. ROBERT FORTIER, | Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC . WORKS, OTTAWA
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS addressed
to the Secretary, Department of
Public Works, Ottawa, and en-
dorsed “TENDER FOR
8. C. M. P. DETACHMENT
QUARTERS, ANTIGONISH, N.
8.", will be received until 3.00
P.M. (E. D. S. T.), WEDNES-
DAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1959.
Plans, specifications and forms
of tendér can be seen, or can be
obtained on deposit of a sum of $50.00 in the form of a CERTI-
FIED bank cheque payable to
the. order of the RECEIVER
GENERAL OF CANADA,
through:
Chief Architect. Hunter
Building, Ottawa, Ont.;
District Architect, Ralston
Building, Hasfax. N. $,, and
can be sees at the Post Of-
fices at Truro and Antigon-
ish, N. S.
The deposit will be released on return of the documents in good condition within a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited.
To be considered each . ender Tnust —
(a) be accompanied by one of the alternative securities called for in the tender docu- ments
(b) be made on the forms supplied by the De-
with the conditions set forth
therein. ~~ rat :
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
ROBERT FORTIER,
Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary
CITY & QUEEN'S Donald, Friday, August 28th, 2 PRINCE COUNTY Cie ad OY Presbyterian) taMUNIZATION Clinic at Sum- WE TREAT the sick weil. Gig- ~ merside Health Center, Friday, sey’s Pharmacy open 8.30 a.m.| COME TO ice cream social, 1.80 ‘to 4.00 p.
ers, 25 per cent off. Moore and McLeod Ltd., Queen Street, Char- lottetown.
‘TENDER FOR _ CHMENT |
partment and in accordance| -.
Rose .Valley School, August 27, CLEARING BOY’S Windbreak-
cee eee ae
cough, diphtheria, lockjaw, polio and smaljpox for infants from 3 months and pre-school children.
IG OF the Liberal elec- sine of Waigiees poll in Malpe- que hall, Thursday evening Aug- ust 27th at 8.00 o'clock.
EXPERIENCED PIANO tea- will resume class after
McNeilis Mills on Saturday, Aug- ust 29th at 2.00 p.m. Sponsored
Grat G S Pi by rn institute. Canteen | KING'S COUNTY ten under the direction of Mrs. D Fort Hall Wed.
every September = nigh’. Webster's Orches-
for further information call
Bingo, Cardigan Parish Hail to- — 830 $100. in Prizes. Jack-
DANCE CANADIAN Legion | Hall, Morell, Wednesday night. | Music by the Mariners.
SOCTAL entertainmient in St. Charies aight.
PROGRESSIVE Conservative poll meeting of Montague East and West polis‘ in committee Tooms, Wednesday 8:15.
Mt. Ryan Hall every night, MacKenzie
i Dance at Gordon Lodge, Hun- ter River, every Wednesday for community enterprise. Canteen service. os
THERE WILL BE an ice-cream social in the Fredericton Church basement on Friday, August 28th., at 7.30 p.m. Sponsored by the
Births,
(When death netices are received too tate te be included em this page, they appear for one edition on twe and are transferred te this department in the next )
Paul's Church, September 4h., BIRTHS 1959 at 7 p.m. MACGREGOR — At the Prince
Edward Island Hospital on Tue-| IN MEMORIAM
sday, August 18th., 1969, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. MacGregor, a| STEWART — In loving. memory
_daughter. Rebecca Jean, 8 Ibs.| Mrs. Rose Stewart who de-
? os. parted this life, August 24th., 1959, also Mrs. Frank Duffy who passed away August 17th.,
| 1982.
Lovingly remembered by ttre
Family.
NICHOLSON — In loving mem- ory of James Nicholson, who was killed in a highway acci- dent at Orwell Corner on Aug. 26, 1958.
When we are sad and lonely
And everything goes wrong
We seem to hear you whisper
Cheer up amd carry on
Each time we see your photo
SECRETARY WANTED
DeCOSTE — At Vedder Crossing. B. C., on August 16th, 1959, to Sgt. and Mrs. J. R. DeCoste a daughter, Pearl Elizabeth, 5/ Ibs., 4 ozs.
ENGAGEMENTS
MENNIGAR — ALLEN — Mr. Peter Hennigar, wishes to an- mounce the engagement of his youngest daughter Barbara Lee, to Blain Nevil, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Allen. Mar- riage to take place at St.
Hall, every Thursday
The Guardian, Charlottetows, Wed., Aug. 26, 1959; 19 :
‘ SUMMARY
By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto — Market lower, ,mod-
erate trading quiet, prices
CURRIENCIES
$2.67% . 1-1
DIVIDENDS.
” Oil Ltd. 30 cents, Sept. 30, record 4
Leitch Gold Mines Ltd., 3 cents Sept. 15, record Sept. 2.
T. G. Bright and Company Ltd., common 25 cents, pid. 28% cents, Sept. 30, record Sept. 16.
; . ror £5 mae ff Ss =F de Bed rcs sc v= oo &- te country station, wooden cases, | A>ub! _ 1 Fraser extra large 45%4; large 45; me-|Bnque C Na see tus Biotin son ium 35; ‘small 23; B27; C 18.|saax an 37% Imp Bark 724 Butter: Current receipts, tea-|Bawee PC ‘om ice oom ; job price 69%-45; fresh e|Biz Prod 364 NS Car 16% : tenderable, 64, non - tenderable|c“Conc, "* Nomanda 5014) American Stoek Exchange 63%. : C Cemen pr Priee 41% prices were mixed. On the Cana- Cheese: Delivered Montreal not/¢ Seamstip Se te © | Saleen sop nee Marcos, Gime ‘| white 35, colored 35, wholesale|@.""_ 3% Royalie 7% | all rose %. oo Quebec white 36, colored 36%;|Can celsn "Ss shawin’ °"” gon| What stocks did: : current receipts Ontario white|C In Power 16% See a Tues Mon f.o.b., grading station 37%-38%,|C_ 18 Pwr pr 4% Trans Can PL | Advances 534 389 colored 37% 30%, wholesale On- aaa le ee De 415 603 tario, colored te no quo 994 CANADIAN Unchanged 218: 221 Potaioes: Quebec new 760 2.00.|Dem Tar ‘a Ford 1" NEW TORE ClomNG Siem 2.25; N.B. 76s new 2.25-2.50; N.B pen Wants an ee: ae 80s 1.70. 4 NY Cen Thee NEW YORK _|eue'nten an BMS, Sn Cons Edison 63% Sd Oi = 4 Se it MONTREAL NEW YORK (ap) = The stockiGneer faamt.. Bo. MONTREAL (CP) — Prices| While _ volume ‘continued to|m Ty a i erally fractional ra at the : close of quiet trading on the; Aircrafts, steels, motors, elec- TORONTO Montreal and Canadian stock ex-| ‘Tonics some aluminums anges Tuer tay. : —. * ee Rails and utilities uaheme ae (CP)—The a ie : ttern morning gains and showed point losses by Bath-|_ S0me of the instalment finance! (Continued on Page 20)
PRODUCE
MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture quotations:
Deaths, Marriages
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emile and say I'm only sleeping 1 meet again some day. remembered by Chris, , and Jimmy. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin- cere thanks to Dr. George In- man, Mrs. William MacKenna, nurses and etaff of Kings or Memorial Hospital for the ki a are wanered our
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Currie, neighbors, friends and relatives, we offer our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for visita, deeds of kindness, floral tribu- tes, letters and cards of sym- pathy.
Mrs. Bill Hicken and Mrs. At- wood Bruce.
DEATHS
Hospital on Tuesday, August 25, 1959, Ronald James Clow of 23 Johnstone’ Street, Sum-
Required for Business Organization a capable | Stenographer - Secretary, one who is familiar with all | aspects of a business office. This position is open to a) person who is presently employed desiring opportunity | to improve her position.
The position offers good salary, pleasant working | conditions, group insurance and other benefits.
Apply in own handwriting to \ Guardian - Patriot Box 6296
NOTICE
Parkdale Schools will reopen on Tuesday, Septem- ber 8th at 9:00 a.m. Pupils enrolling in grade one for the first time, must present birth and vaccination cer- tificates.
Due to changes having been made in the course of studies, parents are advised to buy their’ books at school on opening day.
By order BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
merside, in his 76th year. For- warded from the Bowness Fu- neral Home this Wednesday afternoon to the home of his son Vincent Clow. Funeral to be held on Friday, August 2, Jo St. Paul's Church:for Re- quiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Interment in the church ceme- tery.
N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR
15 King Square Charlottetown Dial 5549
TASTY BERRIES ~ Wild blueberries are harvested commercially in Newfoundland,
W. R. SHAW
1st Queens
CONSERVATIVE RECEPTION — Come and Meet W. R. SHAW and FRANK MYERS
French River Hall TONIGHT 8 P.M. FRENCH RIVER HALL TONIGHT 8 P.M. Refreshnients Will Be Served SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
Inserted by ist Queens Progressive Conservative Assa,
Prince Edward Island, Nova Sco- tia, New Brunswick and Quebec
FRANK MYERS
urst B at 30, Great Lakes Paper t 4 and Jamaica at 27. But ‘were made by Con- eer. at 39% and Gat-
et
th International Nickel off 2 at
8% and Canadian British Alu- minum up 2% at 16%. Foods and construction issues were weak. Dominion Stores Gropped % to 63% and Canada Cement was down one at 3114. In other sections, 1%-point losses were taken Simpson's at 34% “ and Texaco Canada at 44%. A weaker medium-priced mines o group was paced with a loss of “ > by Quebec Lithium at aa enny usués were irregularly easier. The cng a oa ge ae SPEND 5 CENTS AND SAVE banks 01 at 64.08, utilities off DREDS OF a off 0.4 14S SS. : Yes ladies, that is all will cost to investigate Papers 4a 4 and golds * you off 0.42 at °88.98. greatest genuine sewing machine value ever offered Prince Edward Islarid residents. Now for the first time this area you can arrange for free home-trial of TP Elna Sewing Machine” in your own | by filling out the following coupon and mailing - |] Rearest Elna service centre. Our courteous, expertly trained | PINANGIAL Elina representative will welcome the opportinity use and see for yourself what a truly modern sewing OS eR ine is like. The Elna comes ffom Switzerland - uality, design, and simplicity ~of—eperation of sarvices world renouned Swiss craftsmen. ~ Only lady who owns one could understand why Elina could make ae tee eller, “Mt you tan find sty oees aeumaotetbing at aon jun an tees everything the Elna Supermatic can do, Elna will buy it for 900,000,000" with = mee you". PICTURED ABOVE IS OUR incredibly versatile Sup- Syndicate certificates ermatic model. We have six other models for every ’ budget. Twelve modern styled cabinets, availabl in Walnut, Single Payment Certificates , or limed Oak, to choose from. Our re —with guaranteed invest- duced prices for this occasion only, make the best ment values. value on the market today, All models reduced from $50.00
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JOHN A. MACDONALD, MP. Tonight On CFCY TV
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Inserted by the P-E.L. Progressive Conservative Perty,
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