Page 10 The Guardian, Tues. May 24. 1955

cm snil1'rnolis For sale

F01! SALE?-1947 STUDEBAKER sedan.

sedan: 1937 Chevrolet Dial 7962.

Ftii'sXfs?'.:'io"4i'EiiEvn6iT1ir Apply

Sedan, new seat r.m'e.rs. 15 Douglas Street

F6iTs1TE"on"fnAoE. I95-l Chev. sedan in good condition.

Dial 9'" RR 3;. sedan 5100. Lmiil, River.

Walter

FOR SALE - 19.3! CHEVROLET radio and heater. 6000 miI('S. Good as new. reason for selling further educa-

car tun door sedan.

.:i9"i9 ("iii-:vrioE i

For Sale

FOR SALE - FRESH LDBITIII. Phone 5121.

H" test I Found

.....a.....m..:.... LOST - LIGHT TRUCK RIM IN vicinity of Pisquld. " d after- noon. Bertie McKlnnon. Piaquid. LOST - ONE EUI CAP 1053

Dodge. between Charlottetown and Lot 4!). Phone 3494.

Lamont-lios-r Ar COVEHEAD ON

bridge behind Covehead race track. fishing basket containing reel and line. Finder please re- turn to Dr. E. S. Giddings. 7! Kent St.

should be forced to submit to med- ical examinations. including strict eye tests. every three years. says

Salesman Wanted

uncanny NEEDED! MIN rot Dr. Leon ai-ody. director of New handle established Watkins route York University's safety education

of over 300 customers. Average centre. 81 an hour. Pgy starts immed- lately. Nothing to invesi. Sell by appointment only. Apply in to Mr. F. Granger. Roch Street. Montreal.

To Let

in tralfc accidents. e-- moiogy lecturer at University

so LET - i3uEtTfsiEn BED-, sitting room. Phone 97911. i

room. Phone 6063. motorists could obtain

Fowl:-Eiiir - il'iiA'nriviEN'r."72 Gunom second noon Dr. Brody urged adoption of a

Apply lsystem of medical examination for :m....?........

Dr. Brody and other scientists at an international conference here in writ. said experiments have shown con- 350 st, clusively that even a -minor eye deficiency can play a maior role

Dr. Gordm H. E. Kelly. ophthal- also among the states of the us. .........-, of i These could well be unified. . . . T0 I-ET-FOUR ROOM APART-,'roronto. told the confel'ence--con- mm. Write Box 333 Guardian. lsldering medical aspects of traffic 4T”” Iaccldents - that regulations re-' garding eyesight vary widely from -..E, .-E. , , ., .1 province to province in Canada. In TO LET - ONE FURNISHED general, there was no eye test and without any clinical exanilililigilfsr mm” W. M" I record oi 9”-

Ise better. It is a cheap way to

corporating an eye test. This would try to gain office. Elder and his

be assisted by a pro am of "stag- gering" the dates or licence re- gang did the sense. We in the newal. rather than obliging all uh;-.1 ,9”-Q hay. something drivers to apply for new licences eougu-May. so on... 1: is not at a particular time of year. Meg , for us to rely upon

The WIGMIII ldfkdi false news and misrepresenta-

"Incldentaiiy. at the present time there is considerable varia- tion in requirements among the different provinces of Canada. I! Dr. Kelly has clearly indicated, and

a.

Now let me refer to another matter mentioned in this adver- isernent. That is the home for delinquent children. 1 was Minis- ter of Health and Welfare at the time this was discussed. The cos"! of care for our delinquents ran up as 310,000. we made a thorough- investigatlon into the matter aim we found such a construction might cost 850.000. We felt thesel figures too high. We checked the records and we found that Oil physical fitness pi-ouarn was de- ing away with -delinquency and last year the actual expenditure on delinquency was 83.50838. NW why spend 860.000 to build a home when the cost was less than 54.110 ;

.........OE.... (Continued from page 1)

Premier Maiheson need a platform, That is only too

lormance. in the last two years we accomplished more than many other governments have done in twice the time. i will not enumer- ate them to you. You will have 3 an opportunity to read them in

.A . , ' was ad: Ill - .10 . p, . ( l-- I mess . 1 I A A II SAINT. an N B or The Auxlliarymafid '..wuiiuis ratio Maaeagni in. :s ' , C0mPUI50"Y Medlcal Exam h".i.f':.il'.i.":'...'i: 933.; 0.:,..”r:.':d:..?.:"tr.. 3,. n ""”".....w.u."iI'.; g:.'":..”""""'... ... .r': .''.i':. ' What a short memo the have. baa or '.ooys' aoups. s' weekud - . - (hum. a S S1 S , For Motorists Advocatecl 0...... u... W -” ...... x I and if they can fool the voters, ' MONTREAL (CPI -- Motorists all driving licence applicants. in- with such propaganda so much

out OOIISERVATIIIE HEADQUARTERS

. TELEPHONE

tinn Price moo no Dial nasazd Lbs-r',.;5".M l(Ew”,gR'D"'-0-'3”-(Hi 233 Queen. phone 5015, llailiara Pratt hPIll'PPfl an rem", of upper dent” plat, -j' H: --p, . .. d g lost May .2... between on... ”,,,;f,,T,,nf";,l,l;m,”g3,': hgfrggn Teachers Wanted . . . . ---O------OO-N in-an - G , V U I::;il;i0;"t;yl pKI;n5ll:;:'Wi,,f:s: Also one room. Piiqpe 3557. , r E A c 1! E R WANTED. raon AL E contact William Brander. Ken- to new - Housia IN ma 331;;-,;;;;;r ',?'f'l,,,':,?;, ,,.';4,',:. .ingmn' R, R 1. Brighton area. Apply Box L.S. Sec t For Your Money --V----G-Wm-m Guardian. .-L.e.”.'.".'...EfLl1'-.......- - -- -- - --e----G--V-T . . on . Miscellaneous FT()Tlt.ftENT”:TUNFUllNTs"lTEJ-I) "ggCgf';c;VogfT'g,l;efg;5 :53; (ii BAD”) SERVICE J Aggy; apaitment foi summer months. mam "moo. Apply to mm”

W. c. Barbouris Lid. , A ”S.-ti-TF7 PLACE" to BUY il'Ulii.xY 'S SIIWJCIAAL 19.53 D()l)GE Sl”Rl'RFlAN S1750

. 7, . For. ,,-3.818 ...---.. I FOR SALE -. oxr. rvannanoi now in far w in June. Dial 7953.

Eon Is.(iLi:"-L ii.(ni' CARRIAGE.- ciinnp. Plinnr llll Fort sans. - STUDEBAKER is price parts sale continues at. 219 Great George Street. '

iK.."r.-ifs"... - .7-..'.c.T”sir.r.o 1 school must be paid by May

Rai--ifll, 1955 or

. 1 7 Mg g ' handed in for collection and

FOR SALE - vorvo Pt'P.Icollect.ion charges will be Small brr-cri lfachur Driscoll. added.

seed. also iiuintliy st-ad iimnd Wood. Tryon

Mount Herbert.

F311 SALE 1,. scale LOT wmi house and ham. centrally loc- alnrl. Wallace Mountain. Halos- rw I M W

ion SALE - sow WITH 9 mos one weak old. Gerard Hogan. Rnrltv Point.

rrTrt SALE Lor. so x 100 wmi lumber Bargain for quick sale. Apolv 14 Belmont St.. Clif-

Frfa" SVAVLE-i t"'.EN'EiZL PUE-

ELECTROLUX DEALER -. sim-

EXEEAGE mo ASHES HAUL- i3Enii7sEiFs"fnuck1ivI'.-sifi-

HYDRAULIC IACKS - HYDRAU-

9O Pearl St. Monrtnii, N. 3.

Doyle. Dial (305. hey J Jeffrey Phone 7038.

ed and general trucking Dial .'ll."I2.

vice. we haul anything. any-

where. anytime. Phone COM.

lic jacks rebuilt with factory parts. anti tested to their rated capacity. good service. repairs to all makes. Hub Machine Shop.

TAXES DUE

All taxes due Kinkora

they will be

Iigsiedt Board of Trustees.

Saint - Laurent, Montreal, requires English- speaking Catholic teachers, male and female. fm- term 1955-56. Permanent tion with all benefits. Infor- mation. Patrick E. Griffin, 1615 Tasse St.. Ville Saint- Laureni. Quebec.

Dial 4663. Suitable for children.

ft)-iT.'7i:'iTv'0Di7AWIW”7lWC G--G--'-m-m --" nished rooms. 52 Upper Queen. I T E A C H I R WANTED - ran

dial 3265

TD LET-FURNISIIEI) SUMM-Elli Brighton. part season. Phone 6173. 9 am. to l: '

cottage. York 'l.anr. From June in October or

5 to 7 p.m.

guTeaciiersTWant?d- I

w A ii'TETnY:i'Est?HEit-rmi l)unstaffnage- School. Flxpcrirnred preierred.I

Senior Room.

Mrs. W. DUVPY

MONTREAL

School

Secretary.

Commission of suburban

posi-

Waite. Sherbrooke.

Coleman School. Present Supple- ment 5500.00. David Lockhart, Secretary.

Wanted WANTED-ALEDOTTLIIB.

Pints or quarts. Dial 8595. Michael Bros.

wliivrnn so RENT. nTusE on four room ground floor spart- ment. Phone 3964.

I WANTED

A number of good Ayr- shire and Holstein cows, fresliened or freshening within two weeks. Must be large and young.

WILLARD PROWSE, Brackley.

I-Summer CoI'iag.e at Grand Tracadio FOR SALE OR RENT

Of surplus household furniturel of 155 Iuston May 14 at 2 p.m.

St. Tuesday, I am in-

W59 mall 3 -V”"5 ”m- UNIS strueted by Mrs. A. I. Wise to

Sullivan. Vernon FoiiTs7i'i.i-1 .. ow. A s T R A L I small rcfriizcrairir. Ideal furl summer collage Price i-1000.. Wm. F. Steele. ftloniaille.

FoiWsIu.E .. 32 vom V. INCH Drill and Sander. Also 32 volt Electric Plant. I500 Watts. .1. S. IIet'kh(-rt. Indian Rixer

Eon sAi.i-3';-' NEW r”wiN'rvi.it."- dcr Electric Pump. COIDPIME with Motor Overload Switch. Rods and Guides. Takes 5 inch

lcasing or open well. ltPriced be-low cost." Can be seen at Bow- Ian'si Radio Service. next to Prince llirr-lyl'aVt;ri.m--g -

FOR SALE - SEED AND FEED Oats. Reclenned Abegwelt out! from inspected fields. Germin- ation 90 in 9896. 53.50 P9? bli- Fcerl oats fcllppcr crlcanedt s'275 per bag. Also Rciustrred. Crrtificrl and Commercial Seed. Gnvlt. inspected. At lowest prices. Wholesale and retail. C. 0. D orders shipped prompt- IV R. E W

V hill: 8: Son, Hunter "Il'"' '

For Sale

Desirable three storey buildlns situated on Malpeque Road ad- iacenf. to City Limits containin: nine rooms. two bathrooms. Mod- ern conveniences. Lari! lift Dwflf am; in good repair, Excellent wi- rnme possibilities. Good VIII"! II price asked.

For particular- Apply

aiusniu TRIIST4-it-a

154 Richmond Street.

for Sale

DESIRABLE SLMIIIER COTTAGES

Situated at Brighton Slinre sum- mer cottage coniainins eight rooms Furnished Mnrlrrn con- veniences City water supply. Large fireplace in living room. Large lot. Building in good con- ditlon.

Situated at Brighton Shore sum- mer cottage. containing five rooms. Fully furnished. Modern conveniences. City water supply, Large lot. Building in good con- dition.

Situated at Fortuiie Bay, P. I. 1., containing living room. dining room. kitchen and fotir bedrooms. Fully furnished. Electric lights. specious grounds. rock garden. eu:.. excellent beach. Admirsble location for huntinl 0' flllllnl lodge. '

Desirable summer culture I" noted at Brighton Shore contain i live rooms. Partly furnished. GI water, Electric lights. Good eneditiea

.l'or particulars AMI!

- IseII by public auction the fol-

Iowlng: led spring and mat- tress, bed and spring, lur- eaus, rommodes, bed d(lVOfI- port, library table, hull rocks, sewing machine, dining room, chairs, tables. 0 c c es s I o n is I

choirs, pictures and other small articles. WIH. BIATON Auctioneer

AUCTION SALE '

At the Auction Rooms. Grafton Street. Thursday. May 26th, at 2 P. M. of sur- plus household furniture be- longing to Mrs. S. F. Doyle: Kitchen range (Fawcett). kitchen cabinet, dining- room table. chairs and buf- fet, Morris chair, fire screen, fire basket, ball trees. wicker chairs. beds, op ri n gs and mattresses,

small rug. books. pictures and other small items. W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

STRAWBERRY PLANT! FOR Sale. Dunlap. Al. Travellt-rs Rest.

FOR SALE-DUNLAP STRAW- berry plants. Sl.00,per hundred. No mail orders. Phone Eedeque 22-ll. Davis Jewell.

FOR SALE - SENATOR DUN- lap Strawberry Plants. 81.00 per hiindre-ti. No small orders. Phone ZZIS. Bedeque. Irving Tonmba.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS-PIEIW ier. Jessie or Senator Dunlap. 31 30-100; ts.no.soo: uooqom. Prepaid. A. G. Jenkins. South- DOTI.

STRAWBERRY Pl.ANT!-8ENA- tnr Dunlap. list!--100; 35.00- 500: 310.00-1000. Charles Mac- Kenzie. Winsloe.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. GEN- ator Dunlap. strong. healthy year-old plants. freshly dug. trimmed. ready to sat out. Price 81.50 per hundred. fill per thousand prqaid. Psi-her Jewell. York, .

Sslse llels IsnT

The Man We Want Between 28 and 45 Years

An unlimited. dignified. future for high calibre man with station- ally ssfablisbed company to con- duct personal interviews. Appoint-

Includes 5 bedrooms, large living room, .2 fire-pIaces,1

pane gas and frigiduira.

Ielectric lights. running water, and furnished( including pm.-'

Perfect for a Tourist Home or ideal for I large family.

Contact A. Geode: LLB.

P.O.

Box 307 City

the press. i would like to point out to you the glaring errors and utter falsehoods that ppear in Conservative advertising. They referred to our 1051 platform. No one knows better than 1 do that all we looked forward to has not been accomplished. We set for ourselves an ambitious program. Not all has been finished but at least a great step forward has been made.

They refer to mir all season road across Kings County. That's not the way our platform read. This is the correct wording "An all-season ro ad across King's County to Wood lelanda will be gradually built as a counter- poise and complement to the Trans-Canada Highway and the western Road extended to Tig- nish and the 0'Leary Road ex- tended westerly." We all know that slightly more than one-half of the Trans Canada Highway has been built. What is the re- cord in King's County? The total distance is 64 miles. Of this I4 miles, 36 miles are now paved. & miles are subgxaded for pave- ment and the remaining six miles will be done this year. There is the truth. Why attempt to de- ceive the people? Has the once great Conservative party fallen on such bad times that they must re- reeon to such tactdes?

20-TON BRIDGE!

In the same paragraph they mention 20-ton bridges. They say none can be found. is there any one so blind as one who w-ill not see? Here is the record. in the Public Works report of 1951 we find at page 3 that 27 new 1)- ton bridges were built. in the 1982 report of the same department we find at page 17 that 37 new 20-ton bridges were built. in the 1958 report at pages it and 15 Iihst 35 20-ton bridges were built. The 1954 report not yet published shows that 41 bridges were built., This is a total of 140 bridges all over the 7.0-ton limit. Now what are they trying in do? if they are deliberately trying to deceive you

' they are certainly not worthy of

your support. if they are not do ing this deliberately they cannot or will not look up the trite facts. which is worse. deception or ignorance? Can you put your trust

FOR SALE

I 1-1953 International "H" spring tooth harrows; 1-International 3 mould board 12 in. plow; 1-manure spreader on steel; 1-trailing lime

spreader. Above machlnery used only two years.

Also: 1OSpraymotor 4 row sprayer; 1-Cockshutt 5 foot mower; good set. of bob sleighs; 1-Delaval separ- ator. used only 4 months. all stainless steel, can be oper- ated manually or by power;

cans.

MRS. GERALD MacINNlS. Point, Pleasant Phone: Murray River 18-42

tractor;-I sections of

3-practically new cream

in a party whose followe .. have no more knowledge of the true state of our affairs than to make such a statement? Do you think sut-h deception or ignorance de- serves your support? Do you think it safe to entrust the affairs of this province to such a group?

in the next paragraph they re- fer to education. I will let my col- league Ken Clark answer this paragraph. Keir Clark is the best minister of Education this prov- ince ever had. He is a young man of action and few words. I admire him for these qualities. Talk is easy and usually cheap but performance takes thought and outstanding ability. i feel confident that the electors iii the Cardigan District fully realise how important it is to them and to the province to elect Keir Clark

SALE or VENDOME HOTEI

The Vendome Hotel building, garage and lot (160 x

41) at 114 Kent St.. Charlottetown will be offered for sale --G-;G-w--G-- by Public Auction on the premises on Friday, May 27th liursery STOCK ,at the hour of 12 o'clock noon A.S.T.) The building in- sludes bedroom furniture and bed-clothes in the Hotel. schurmanf carpenters fools, circular saw blade, scales and a small amount of personal property will also be offered at the

same sale.

PALMER & l-IASLAM Solicitors

JOHN MUSTARD

Auctioneer

by a big majority. Make no mis- take he has a great future. Vote for him on May 25 and let him finish the great work he has con- menced.

in the same ndveriiisement they referred to improvements to the Election Act. Here is the true story. At the first session after the election a select standing com- mittee nf the House was set up to report at the next session on the following:

fat Revision of property qugu. llicstion of voters.

(bl Elimination of dual constit- uencies.

(cl Limitation of exercise of property votes to place of elec- or'ii I r't'

rd) Institution of a sin le fran- chise qualification for a elec-

purchaser.

OII Heated.

APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE

in Charlottetown

lxcellent Investment, with monthly rental Income of 3200.00. One apartment being held vacant for prospective Available on terms.

If Interested. Contact A. W. Ooudet LL... Solicitor

tors. six-MIMIEI COMMITTEE

The committee consisted of six membem. two of whom were Con- sarvative.. A meeting of the com- mittee was held on February ll. 1963. The secretary of the Farm- ers' Federation , scented a brief. He could not or did not make a positive mcomrnendatlon because the brief was not formally en- dorsed by the Federation. Another brief was presented on behalf of the c.c.r. party. lines this group has no candidates in this election

II I Grafton St.

THINKING OF BUILDING... AND LOOKING FOR A NATIONAL HOUSING LOAN?

Why not drop in and talk It ever

h mmPClY- " NW and like , !l.I0Yco:' A. Woithpn Gcudet LLB- travel Seiieitey 3 "' 111 Oreften some

' Notion!-I Nouslng loom

generally appeared either to be salsfied with the present state of the Election law or indifferent to in the varlouii matters referred to

hold additional meetings during llttforifm infants. sview 0! lnuatlas a

and this year. ladies and senile I men. to look after the two people who are now in delinquent homes?

(Inserted by the P. E. 1. Liberal A ' " t.

9717 -- 3813

VOTERS

UALIFICATIONSI

IN ORDER THAT EACH DULY QUALIFIED VOTER MAY EXER-

CISE HIS FRANCHISE. THE P. E. I.

BRING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO YOUR ATTENTION

BEFORE ELECTION DAY. .

LIBERAL ASS'N. WISH TO

WHO MAY VOTE

'1. The voter must be I Canadian citizen 2. Must be 21 years of age or ever.

3. Ii is not necessary that your name appear on any voiei-s' list.

TO VOTE FOR

COUNCILLOR

The voter must 1. Either have a 33325 -interest in land or be married to a OR 2. Be a veteran. male or female. of the Canadian Am

the Auxiliary Setvices; Merchant Marine, Red Cross, Canadian Fire Fightens.

twenty-one years of age.

Vetci-an must have served outside Canada (this includes World War iii veterans who served kt Now-

foundland). OR 3. Be an ordained clergyman, having actual charge of a

NOTE: The wide or husband of a veteran or the wife there is property.

No person has a Councillor vote on rented land if the

the tenant has increased the value of such land to the extent of 3325 he is entitled to vote for Councillor. This would include persons who have built summer cottages on leased land. .

HAVING ANY OF THE ABOVE QUALIFICATIONS CILLDR CANDIDATE.

TO VOTE FOR ASSEMBLYMAII .

husband or wife who has;

ed Forces which include Army. Navy. Airforce. or Veterans need not be over

Parish. of s clergyman has no vote for Councillor unless :

rent he pays is a fair rentiai value. However. 3

YOU MAY VOTE FOR YOUR LIBERAL Q)UN-.

w

The voter must:

1. Have lived In the Province for at least twelve months and in the electoral district where he seeks to

vote, since February 27th, 1955. Time spent as a mariner. Armed Services shall be considered for the purpose of votiin his residence would have been except for such absence;

0!.

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3. Occtmy or have for his own use. any building w rth s10o 1 M 1-,. 50.. suds land or building must have been occupied by the vo(ier for six gnfhe;

4. Anyone who has a vote for Councillor has also a vote for Aaeendrlymea regards; of residence quali-

OR floations. HAVING ANY OF THE ABOVE QUALIFICAT1 ON! SIMDLYMAN CANDIDATE.

WHERE so you:

fisherman, student or as a member of any of the g as having been spent: in the district in which

not own in which one

YOU MAYVOPEFOR YOUR. uaisitui. AS?

Where In elector has a Property Vote. he may vote and the owner (or wus or husband) may vote for both petition of whether they have lived in the districtor not,