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Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. March 19, 1962

AUTOMOTIVE

Cars For Sale

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BEST BUYS IN TOWN

1961 Austin 850

Station wagon, only 12,000

miles 1295.00

1957 Dodge Station Wagon

Hurry on this one

695.00

1952 Chev Y) ton As is

cellent condition, equipped with radio, for quick sale. Apply: Norman Arsenault, Kinkora.

| 960 VOLKSWAGEN FOR SALE lent condi-

HOUSEKEEPER

250.00

EXTRA SPECIAL

1960 Mercedes- Benz 190-D Diesel

The car that burns oil not gas. This is the finest.

Martin’s Garage Ltd.

Dealer in Austin-Hillman-Studebaker jercedes-Benz 256 Queen St Dial 4-7309 The home of fine automobiles

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Help Wanted [AN AND WIFE FOR PART time farm work and house- work. Private living — in modern home 4 mil

Charlottetown, Apply 7 Great George Street or P.O. Box 285. Charlottetown.

Help Wanted Female WANTED MIDDLE AGED

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REAL ESTATE

Agents and Brokers

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Preferably over 30 years t

keep and care for three chil- | dren. No objection to one child. Phone Covehead 2-5

lovely dresses given you as| bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to triends No canvassing, investment,

‘ience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3428 Industria) Blvd, Dept. J—4760, Montreal Que.

MOTHERS! HOUSEWIVES!

Work part time. Earn cod income. Sell AVON (OSMETI

For de- tails write— | Mrs. R. G. Dunn, | 200 Leslie St., Moncton |

or phone Ev 27227

Help Wanted Male |

NAVY LIFE IS A MAN‘S LIFE |

To vigorous, alert young men the Royal Canadian Navy of- fers‘ action — excitement and travel. You learn the many skills of a sailor in modern ships and schools, earning good pay while you et sound, prac: tical training in a useful trade. country in the Navy. Aye limits: 17 to 25 (29 with certain trade qualifica- tions). Education: Grade 8 or better.

See or write your NAVAL RECRUITING OFFICER HMCS QUEEN ene tte

elchonee at the Teachers Wanted

For Kensington Regional High School

we eve for 1962-63 School Year

Applications for teachers for | grades 9 to 12 will be re | ceived to March 3ist. | DON CASELEY, 5

R.D.A. SCHOOLS

Protestant

R.D. Death) School Board __ one

schools at Danville mondville, Richmond an rand Winds Quebec.

Senior Mathematics— Science 2. Senior History—English

3. Commercial (Pitman) 4. Senior elementary grades

\SOW FOR SALE TO FARROW |

Articles For Sale Farmers Market Leonard Quality Mattresses MR. for 7*a0" year "euerane: | POULTRYMAN!

mattress prices as low a:

chicks for you, too

RAYNOR’S R60 LAY- ER is our Smallest hen,

Sale special 7.95 Foam Rubber

15.95 Here is your opportun- ¥ ity for a money making | unfinished proposition: Extra Ped | miums are yours for Chests of Drawers | year-round quality eggs only 22.95 | if you act NOW, dial 4- 7984, Ralph Raynor for Ch odd van ‘ further details. rome airs i

reg. 10.50 | We have the right

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BUYING SELLING RENTING PHONE 43268

J. W. MacKENZIE Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker 269 Queen Street Charlottetown, PE. L Properties For Sale | BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW priced for immediate sale, Five large bright rooms, floors Oak and Armstrong Terrazo tile. All materials used finest quality. Sherwood district, taxes low. Box 7102 Guardian- Patriot

FOR SALE

Attractive single dwell-

Pillows | that will produce the | ing situated on York Most eggs on the Least | ane containing six only 2.49 feed. rooms and bath. Hot air

Headquarters for

Raynor's Firestone Tires, for

Chick Hatchery

$3.00 per bushel Free City Delivery Wheatleys on Airport Road

Dial 4.5020

"DINNER SPECIAL

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

$3.42 —— STAR CLOTHING

102 Queen St. Charlottetown

Boats, Marine Supplies

| FOR SALE — 32 FOOT BOAT. Phone Murray River 77. Roul- ston Graham, Murray River.

FOR SALE: ONE, 4-FOOT lobster boat, six years old complete hauler, shaft biades. Apply Garth Wotton, ton, Bayfield, N.B.

Roast Turkey

Dinner Articles Wanted eg. 65¢ WANTED: A CONVERTIBLE R 9 before 1940 (any make) or late Dinner consists of: model roadster. Write bles | 25% Summerside, giving de eas one: les | tails on condition and asking | ee Roli and = Butter

YOUR yt MARKET

Soc Hides - Wool - Ale Bottles - Scrap

Bras: WOOLWORTHS tans are Bateries. pri tad

Maurice Block Co. aa Ltd.

May 10th. Apply Frank Egan,|158 Kent St. Elmwood. Bonshaw P.O.

200 BALES OF CLOVER HAY. | NOTY Apply Fred Hubley, Pinette, Beatons Mills, Post office. Lost

FOR SALE: FOUNDATION ba oA REWARD TO ANYONE Fundy potat small, also | ding book entitled “Prison Foundation Sebagos, small, | Cobblers No. 1 and No. 2. Ap- | ply Ernest Buote, Rusticoville.

| RENTALS

BOX ELDERLY PERSON REQUIR-

Opp. Eaton's,

heating, oi] furnace. Large lot. Apply

The Eastern Trust| Company

Rooms

Sate teee eeeca et ec os FURNISHED HEATED | second floor, lady pre- |

uae Dial 4-6268.

Room And Board

1 cee Cn ees BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED., |

Home cooked meals. Sher- wood. Dial 4-5053. MURPHY NURSING HOME—

1 or 2 vacancies for elderly or convalescent women. Every’ convenience. Phone Morell 37 Mrs. Leo Murphy, R.N

Apartments MODERN 3 BEDROOM HEAT- ‘ed apartment for rent. Second floor on Palmers Lane, Park- dale.’ Available April 1st. Rent $85 per month, Dial 45547 FOR RENT: TWO BEDROOM heated apartment. All modern conveniences. Centrally ioca- ted. Private entrance. Adults. Phone 4-4 NEW GROUND FLOOR HEAT- ed apartment for rent. Bed- | room, livingroom, kitchen and bath, furnished or unfurnished Available immediately. Situa- ted in Parkdale on Mt. Ed- ward Road. Dial 45547.

Wanted To Rent

es one or two heated rooms, self contained on ground floor preferred, in central location. Phone 4-6342.

RENTALS

Wanted To Rent

USED TRUCK SALE

Int -- on Ramenalenal eae seeeae, ‘V-8 engine, wont transmission. Reconditioned ond vane St Borde: Priced at ..........+- 10 — 1% ton iterations cb & canis Completely re-

conditioned and ready for hauling. Priced at $2125.00

tanh —~ 4 cotinter' 90 hp, Setecentinnl paekes: ‘The truck has

peccticd itterestial 30 Special at .....

1956 — ‘lot Meee Good condition. Special at $ 725.00

1961 — en ee eee: inne

tase Pr 1 gol tod te te toe oy peneeauncacceegseaseonterheetnprekert saan’ $ 550.00

1953 — ovine Stan on om. Good condition. Special seeeeeeeeeses $ 295.00 1960 — “etm Seater one eS coeeees, $1425.00

ee eee ee of Iotarsstional Tracks, Tractors and Farm Machinery. We have some real buys in good used tractors — all reconditioned.

SUNNY ISLE FARMS LTD.

Your International Harvester Shop PHONE 4-7380

EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT TEACHERS WANTED

For O'Leary Regional High School for 1962-63 School Year.

Applications for teachers for Grades 9 to 12 will be received by the under- signed, MRS. SARAH CARRUTHERS, Secretary.

TEACHERS WANTED For Rural Regional High School

Summerside

Classes will begin in September 1962. Positions are available for all academic sub- jects in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12.

Lazerte salary scale in effect with a $200.00 bonus for a bachelor of education degree, and ad- ditional increments of $50.00 per year from the eleventh to the twentieth year inclusive.

Maximum salary for classroom teacher is $6, 700.00.

Mail applications to: — RURAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Box 517, Summerside

MALE HELP WANTED

Professional engineer preferably New- foundlander to manage general con- sulting engineering practice in New- foundland with office in St. John's. Salary open. Reply giving details of education, professional history, pre- sent salary, etc., to Box No. 7180. All replies will be treated in confidence.

roe of Kensington, Andrew

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7085 Guardian-Patriot.

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we nape rae, coves @ fwall ob Priced | very | Post Office Box 368 a eau take orders fr. moder and

Son taries wternaton cegerding| - TADS own style and fabric, Frank

Advertisers uting Blind Letter Box a ean sun Woe - A. Coles | G. Keith Pickard Arsenault and son, 175 Han-

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Sots ERS a RE ee Charlottetown

eat er ee emanes 1 21 CU. FT. DEEP FREEZE |14y G Geo. St. Dial 45616 Charlottetown, PEI. va

pe er en eo “ara el a2 re condi-| Summerside Dial 3789 Phone 40618 — 45195 oe Photographic dno. > ‘i> adtoteonl ‘still on, $225.00; 1 off ineuba- Peter A. McNeil Credit terms on cameras and

iio tome a mah tor, 50 egg size, $5.00; 1 Broil- : Ghote eauipment. | Charlotte

deeenes ‘Guede tone fF Brooder holds 9 Broilers Architect store open daily a. % = cormren | ‘wage of § weeks. Price $23.0.) 57 Queen St. P.O. Box 513 Sony Widen Pesuarer, Se Sat mm | Sor swat. roe can Phone 00-4018 Chstiotictown,.?.2.1. | Ser eemeeees

Mae a aie coed NOTICES «°

TEACHERS WANTED .

2 First Class A Teachers required for Borden School, for the 1962/63 term, for Grades |, 2 and 3. Experienced teachers preferred. Apply to—

Charlotte Jay, Secretary.

NOTICES FARMERS WEEK MEETINGS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2ist. 10:30 A.M. Y.M.C,A—P. E. I. Dairymen’s As-

sociation 1:30 P.M. Y. mae ELD 's As. 2:30 P.M. Saat dina EL ~~ Milk As- 7:00 P.M. Charlottetown Hotel — Annual Ban- quet Dairymen’s Association THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd. 10:00 A.M. Birch Court—P. E. I. Sheep Breeders

2:30 P.M. Birch Court—Central Farmers Insti-

Giggey's » week- end special—Wampole's Leth- imal, regular $2.95 extra bargain,

30 a.m. to

suuernien ive Vicets oo cert will be held in the Masonic Hail. Monday, March 19th, at 8 p.m.

BIRTHS McCARVILLE — To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McCarville, Kin-

kora, a son, on March 17, 1962,

at Prince County Hospital. |

OBITUARY

Inserted by relatives = bir} as a tribute to the de-

JAMES Tavern: TURNER On January 1962, James | Edward Turned ie Hope Led

y-eighth ye i r having lived taost of his life in Hope River, P.E.I.

As a young man he learned the trade of harness making and | worked at this trade at Bede-| que and Kensington where he sede many Sesting friendships, Annie Doyle North Rustico, who eee him by thirty-two years, leav-| {ng a family of ten young child

“The late Mr. Turner took an active part in the life and work of the community, politics and public spirited projects. He was

keenly interested in the sport ‘of Kings and was well knows for the good horses he bred a raised.

Due to his good memory and lucid presentation he was ait authority on latter day events in P.E.L. history and as a rai conteur of unique happenings he was outstanding.

The large attendance at his wake and funeral was ample testimony of the esteem in which he was held by all his Christian

thern,

He leaves to mourn three sons and seven daughters, who were |

James, Hope River; Eleanor, Lorne |

Albany; Gert ide, Mrs. Herold ‘Mulligan, nee Fran- let, South-

REGULAR — monthly juni |

Births, Deaths, Marriages

ae send a North | yea: Mary,

rb geet a tee Classified wn. a ee Rev, Waller Bold: Gescen, Rev, Ads under Clifford Murphy, —sub-deacon, Rev. Arthur Pendergast, master . of ceremonies and Rev. Gerald "Too Late sanctuary were, . Dr. Louis Callaghan, Rev. Harold re Croken, Rev. TP Baller, Rev. To Classify . Ayers, Rev, Joseph LeClair, pe I. EDMONTON CP) Rete en tems ing RCMP Superintendant J.D Davie, mrengeartrs, rere, John | Lee of Edmonton leaves the Ce Bipon ee Belt ten abet | nadian force at the end of Apri Lee Reid, Lorne Stew-| for six months in Jamaic® art and Thomas Reid. Service| where he will Instructions at the grave conducted by |Connin pelcs metode +! the Jamaica

MEETING

of the ra s of the | ated Village of Shevercca will be in the — Institute Hall, Maple Ave- 28th at 7:30 as dead) a $ p.m. on recom- mendations of the sioners regarding the installation of sewer and water syrte—

PRINCE COUNTY

POTATO MEETING Elms. dale School Tuesday, March 20th at 8 p.m. All potato growers urged to attend. by

11, attending the medical con. vention.

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{ INMEMORIAM

HALLIWELL — In ane ya!

our father, William Haliwell | fae passed away May 22nd,

You are not focgoiten parents,

Nor ever will yor

| As long sa le. na memory lasts,

| we will remember thee. Ever remem! by

| Family.

| HAGAN — In loving memory a

our dear dad, Mark P. Hagan, bined passed away March 18,

A beautiful memory of one » lear es Fryeeranad still and love sin

“Always remembered by is Family.

| CARD OF THANKS

cee wish, to express. our wi-fi thanks to our doctors, | special nurses, nurses and staff €: of Prince aoe Hospital for wonderful care and kindness to us while we were patients there. Also a special thank you | 10 all the visiting clergymes, | kind friends, neighbours and re latives who sent flowers, treats, i> cards or letters. Also all thoses who visited us in the hospital and at home.

ught in home cooking and

[a those who helped in any way fp | during our recent accident. | Mt and Mrs: Melvin Wadse,

fe ue to express my sincere

s to the nurses and staff

wt as bees ‘County "Hospital to

a

, and |iat thank you to Mrs. Ray Mae | Kenzie, Sum: | many acts of Tindness’ while T

a patient in the hospital. Pye Stordy, Crapaud, P.F.1.

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