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IN MEMORIAM
MACDONALD — In loving ten-
der and Fraternal memory of my dear Brother Frank F. Mac- Donald, who died in Jasper, Al-
In Jasper Park, Alberta _..
' Where Tourists love to roam
h was there that my dear Bro- _ ther died
Far -oe’r’the sea from Home. -
No Brother Sister wife was there For him to shed a tear
But a lot of friends did gather round ‘
Who knew and loved him dear.
And with masonic honors to rest with the emblem of the order Placed neatly on his breast.
Kk matiers not when death shall come
Where a man shall lay his head Whether in Albertas fertile soil Or on the Oceans bed. :
For God will find them each and all
When that great day shall come
And those that served him faith- ful here
Shaf then be gathered home.
The last home
I think I heard you say
Five years I think is much too long
For one to stay away.
time that you were
¥ you had kept that in your mind
And waiched the fleeting years,
We might have seen your face once more
And helped to dry our tears.
KH seems so strange some families All settle down near: home While more to make a living Far oe’r the world do roam.
“And thus it was with our family They scatt@red here and there Like a bunch of Birds thats feed-
ing -When they get a sudden scare.
Sister Edith was the oldest
And the first to leave the hom: To the black hills of Dakota | Her wandering feet did roam. _
Then Myrtle as a fair young | Bride °
To Vancouver she did go
Near where the great Pacific
‘And its tides do onward flow
Brother Frank left home one win- ter pi
For the lumber woods in Maine And when he finished there that -_ spring
Did not come home again.
Poor Amanda and myself is all Of five that now is left ! God only knows which one of us’ ~ Will be the first bereft.
As I sit alone I sometimes think How marvelloys it would be
¥ all of us would meet again Beyond lifes turbulent ‘sea. Barton E. MacDonald
Guardian-Patriot
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_ IN MEMORIAM -
OUT OUR WAY
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God took your hand, we had to part, He ‘eased your pain, but broke
For Sale
, our hearts. : Although we smile, and seem carefree Nobody misses you as much as we
Cars and Tracks Fer Sale |
1956 VOLKSWAGEN PANEL 2 USED TRACTION GRIP
low mileage, in good mechani- eal condition. Price $575.00. Apply Willis Judson, Crapaud.
Lovingly remembered by Wife and daughter Ruth.
Boarders Accommodate?
CLARKE — In loving memory of Mrs. Edward Clarke (nee Eva Pursey) who passed away January 28th, 1945.
8 ELM
commodate two male colleg students. Separate rooms Phone 7939.
Though absent you are always near Still missed, still loved and ever dear.
BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. |
Room and board available for working men. Apply 267 Fitzroy
Lovingly remembered *by mot- her and dad and Lillian.
GRAHAM — fn loving memory of my daughter and sister Elizabeth, who passed away January 25th, 1945.
Ever remembered by mother, Mrs. Bexey Graham and ais- ter, Mrs. George Stewart.
CARD OF THANKS
St. Business Opportunities |
AN OPPORTUNITY
Old Established specialty Ad- * Evening Star and Ballad Open vertising Company requires an experienced Prince Edward Island
Every business uses specialty and good-will our lines are extensive. Poten- ' tial is good for aggressive man.
Agent to cover
advertising and
Mrs. Austin Rogers, Freetown | Car necessary. Write full infor-
wishes to sincerely thank \Dr. | mation to— ’ ee i the Prince County Hospital for coeoaee
their skill and unfailing kindness rr,
to her. Also her appreciation to
the visiting. clergy for “their Cars Leaving
prayers and helpfulness and to
her kind neighbours and friends who expressed such deép con- cern over her illness and sent
CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON,
February 5th., or 6th. Phone
so many cards and flowers. And
to all who helped in any way
during her long stay tal.
Gz.s and Trucks For Sale | 1955 DODGE CAR—A-1 CON-| dition, new motor and tires.
5803. For Rent
in the hos; RENT A SINGER SEWING MA-
chine. Only $7.50 per month, in- cluding delivery and pickup ‘Service. Singer Sewing Centre, 164 Gt. George St., Phone 4551.
Radio. Can be seen at the! Belverdere Service. Station or | Phone 5763. . j
1949 METEOR. IN FAIR CON-
dition. Will sell reasonablé for
quick sale. Apply Mr. Lyle} MacNevin, Bonshaw, P.E.I,. -
IT MAKES GOOD SENSE!
COMPARE CARS: COMPARE PRICES
-| SILVER SPECIALS AT BU
For Sale
SKATES SELLING AT REDUC-
ed prices all sizes, Charlotte town Exchange Store 93 Rich- mond Street. Open evenings. Phone 5669.
QUANTITY OF NEW PIPE 15%
inch, 13 1-4 inch and 4 _ inch. Apply K.S. Rayner Electrical
' Contractor, Box 1017, Summer-
side. Phone 2488.
AUCTION “4” SCORE’ CARDS |
for sale at Guardian-Patriot Central Printing.
Jewellers going at one - half Price 149 Great George Street. Phone 6632.
You will find dependable and : good looking transportation on , our lot. We have several nice | top quality cars at low prices.
ONE CALL TO 8506 TO PLACE TS MUCH EASIER TO PRE-
a Classified ad can bring you many calls for the article you want to sell or the property you'd like to rent.
AVENUE— CAN AC |
truck, tires 750 x 17 8 ply, 8
month guarantee still on them.
| . Apply Francis Deagle, Souris E.R. 2. +
DDS AND ENDS ONE DOLLAR
Burns Jewllers, 149 Great George Street. Phone 6632.
CHESTERFIELD §S Matching chair, Kroehler make, Turquoise upholstery $150. Ap- ply 109 Gerald Street. Phone 5670. :
CAR BATTERY, 12 VOLT, USED in good condition, fits new mo- dels, $8. Phone 4237.
| HALF-PRICE — LADY HAMIL- ton; White Orchid: South Seas;
Stock Silver - Half - Price at Burns Jewellers.
CALL IN OR PHONE—FOR) free demonstration on the Sing- er Vacuum ‘Cleaner Revolving brush. As shown on T.V. ‘‘World Stage’ last Sunday night: Sin- ger Sewing Center. 164 Great George St. Dial <551. ‘
DOUBLE STUDIO COUCH complete with, mattress. In excellent condition. Best offer. Phone 8020 after 5:30.
| RADIO — R.C.A. VICTOR TAB-
le Model, Battery Radio, good
condition - $12. Apply 70 Doug-
las or Phone 7949.
‘PORTABLE SEWING MILL IN
good condition. Apply Frank Arsenault, -—Richmond, R. R.| Phone 4-41.
NE SINGER, REPOSESSED, drop head treadle sewing ma- chine, $89.50. Singer Sewing j Centre, 164 Great George 'St., } . Phone 4551. COAT — LADY’S, BROWN FUR fabric, full length coat, size 14, never been worn. $59. 5 until 7 p.m. phone 330!. | NOTICE: ZAKEM’S GROCERY | will close on Saturday at 6 p.m. and Friday at 10 p.m. beginning January 3ist. t _ APPLES: RUSSET DELICIOUS |
Courtland, Spy, etc. At House instead of stand, '2 mile up Airport road. -Mrs + Wm.
Wheatley. Phone 5020. QUANTITY OF GARAGE | equipment: turning lathe, - Jeffy air hammer, plus body
shop tools. Apply Willis Jud- | son, Crapaud.
pare your Guardian Patriot
Classified Ad when you ask one
af our trained ad-takers to as- | sist you. Phone 8506
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
1957 PONTIAC
4 door Sedan.
$1825 \
1955 PONTIAC
BARRISTERS,
SOLICITORS, Etc. |
M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB Bank of Commerce Bidg
2 door Sedan.
Palmer & Haslam Bank ef Nova Scotia Bidg.
$1450
Peake & Nicholson © 175 Grafton Street
1955 CHEVROLET
J. A. McGuigan, B.A.
Carrie Bidg., Dial 9424 Queen St
IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. | ~* ARCHITECT
4-door Belair. $1450 (McLean & McKinnon) ‘ Currie Bldg. 179 Queen. 1954 BUICK = FREDERIC A. LARGE, 4 door Sedan. = Q.c., M.L.A. $ 1695 Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244 MacPhee & Trainor 1957 DODGE a Hevesi tgrag 4 door Sedan. ROBERT G. MACL ZOD, B.A., .L.B. ini $1750 Mmmm
1951 CHRYSLER
Services Offered
4 door Sedan.
$385
Mimeographing, Stenography
MRS. HELEN ACORN 2 Brighton Road, Charlottetown Dial 6349
“| 123 Kent St,
| CHIROPRACTOR
. Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432
OPTOMETRISTS
J. A. Carruthers R. O. oe
J.-S. Taylor, RO. Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Offiee 9133 - House 47356
J. F. TOC”” 3S, B. Arch.
ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.
G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. . M.R.A.1.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays Dia) 2936
‘Peter A. McNeil ARCHITECT
166 Gt. Geo. St. (Charlottetown
Phone 4339 P. 0. Bex 513
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
‘E. S. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.1C., P-Eng 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325
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ALLISON ¢
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.
MacLEOD
McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetown
LTD. Currle sldg. Prat $568 5 om H. R. DOANE & COMPANY - ne —_ 7365 148 G t Georg Charlottetow@, : 126 Cumberland St.’ Dial 6547 — 6543 rf sane P. O. Box 187 ee ARTHUR J. GARRETT Charlottetown PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING . Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 8321
each. R.R. 3. New London, Phone New London 1-4.
Female Help Wanted
WAITRESS WANTED APPLY IN person. Island Grill, 162 Queen Street. ;
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE Work. Apply to Mrs. Lewis Turner, 135 Fitzroy St. Phone 9650.
NANTED: — GIRL hairdressing in well establish- ed Beauty Salon Free course given. Write teday to Guardian and Patriot, Box , 13834, Char- lottetown.
ANTED: REGISTERED NUR- ses for generaly duty. Position open immediately.-\To staff 1ew wings. Apply Miss Geral- dine Smith, Supt. Sackville Me- morial Hospital, Sack. ile, N.B.
Interesting
TO LEARN |.
WANTED: MARCH 1ST., OR April, apartmeat, Ist floor pre- ferred. Suitable for (two) children. Write Guardian-Pat-
riot Box 13885, Charlottetown. | ¢
REAL ESTATE Wanted —
WANTED — FARM WITH AC- cessible beach frontage prefer- able on north shore, with or without buildings. Not interest- ed in stock or equips nt. Must. be reasonable. Send . details with map showing location to J.L. MacDonald, R.R--2>-St4
WANTED:
Double tenement house
Work For a Woman In The q
Guardian-Patriot
We are seeking a woman in the mid-thirty age group to. fill an immediate vacancy in our \Classified Advertising De- partment.
This is an interesting, crez tive fype of work in which you will be kept constantly busy servicing the users of Went Ads, such as you are now read- ing. }
A married woman, with a real purpose in adding to the family income, who likes to| work, and whose homemaking | duties and family will not inter- | fere with full time employment | is acceptable. A single woman, who wishes. to learn a work for a future career is a spendid person for the position. ee
The qualifications most essen- | tial to this work, are a pleasant telephone voice, and _personal- ity, a legible handwriting and the ability to spell and use good English construction in writing A typist with the other neces Sary qualifications will hav an added advantage. The pe: son with previous. store oi specialty shop sales experience and the other essential require: ments will be given preference.
A sales training supervisor is available at present to train you in the fundamentals and you will be working under the direction of an experienced Advertising Manager.
You are requested to Please Telephone FIRST for your per- sqnal interview appointment.
The Guardian Office 8506
10 a.m. until 1 p.m. This Evening from 7 p.m. : 8:30. p.m.
Ask for Miss Riley
___ Lost And Found LOST — CHROME STRIPPING ‘from 1950 Pontiac. Finder Please contact E. Carbonell, Guardian Office. Reward for return.
Male Help Wanted
Male Help Wanted
for general office work bookkeeping experience helpful.
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before January 29th
REAL ESTATE - For Rent
WINTER STORAGE FOR ONE small car in dry garage. Phone 4542.
WANTED: TWO WORKING girls to share an apartment with one ‘other girl. Phone 5581
apartment, available February ist. 3.rooms and bath. Heated and hot water. Apply Guar- dian-Patriot, Box 13889, Char-
lottetown.
in good location in Ch’town. |
Would be interested in
Fer Sale For Rent LORNE VALLEY | fecten mccessen | JANUARY SPECIALS AT|AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1ST. : ' | Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeill Burns Jewellers. 164 Great} New four room, heated apart-| Johnnie Nicholson, and Cecil MacNeill motored to George St., Phone 6632, Chap ment .tcoond floor, Hot waler l.ws, spent several: days with|Strathcona yon Tuesday to visit ; or phone 6016. *|his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus|‘he former's son-in-law and dau- and Silverware, etc. going at| © SOOM APARTMENT, IST-|' wir. and Mrs. Bruce Myers | Kay.
= or 4nd floor, or house, heated,/ with children Dianne and Don-| Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson greatly reducéd January Prie-| hot water. Avallable February| aig of New. Perth, visited -rela-| Were visitors to Charlottetown, es at Burns poe SS ist. or 9th. (Central) Quee®| tives in Lorne Valley on Sunday.|®" Tuesday. They were guests of a eae a eae Write: ail Gatatinns te Guar-|, Miss Joan MacGrath, Char.| their son-in-law and daughter, | —paemree MAnwen |: dien-Patrict Box 138 lottetown, spent the week-end of/Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacLeod. FARMERS MARKED =| ioscan Box tee. Cher January 10th, with her parests | y Tyg *hauary_ mecting of Lorne % ‘REAL A Binest ‘Show was a visitor to| Del at the home of Mrs. Angus BEEF FEEDERS ESTATE — |aconingue recently: Walle. there| Nicholson. ‘There wasn't a full attendance of members due to Get an extra half Lb. per day Fo: Sale Wanted Te Buy some cases of flu. Mrs. Birt Leard Beet Concentrate with Stilbestal, ern dwelling, siory abd a half me aa next mociiag to be held st ber production. One Lb Master 22% rooms, living room, kitchen| Write stating all particulars toldelicious lunch was served. r Beef Concentrates costs 5%c pet! and bath on first floor. Second Guardian - Patriot Box 13717 Mrs. Frank Parker, George- Lb., one-half Lb. of Beef at 226) floor unfinished. Reason for| Charlottetown. town, visited her parents, Mr ‘is lle or 100% profit selling, transferred. Apply| SMALLER HOUSE TRAILER,| and Mrs. C.M. MacGrath on coe cae Gee | Ge vee eal 7 nection wanted a er anciz Macintyre " . ; was a visit-
Master Feed Desir REAL ESTATE . | isos cootion wrt se, ttl ot tne city on Tuctay Ivan Kerry, Rep. Phone 5455. W To - ants Guardian Patriot ee oe FOR SALE: ONE AYRSHIRE anted Rent box 13658 Charlottetown: eae Nine ae oe bull calf, one week old. Apply| FOUR OR 5 ROOM APART- Hatton during the past week-end. Earl MacRae, Brookfield,| ment, unheated, 2 bedroonis, : George <MacInnis and Lloyd Phone Hunter River 23-15. Cheteaton, by February FOOTHILLS MacDonald motored to Head of ULLETS WHITE ROCK . Write Guardian-Patriot, Hillsborough on Wednesday. nas is Months old, $1.50] Box 13821, Charlottetown. | PIPE LINES LTD. While there they were guests at
NOTICE is hereby given tha an application will be made tc
for the purposes of: (a) Constructing, d ev eloping | Alexander and operating inter-provin- cial and _ extraprovincial pipe lines for the trans- portation of oil, natural or artificial gas or any liquid or gaseous product or by- product thereof, within or outside Canada; and ‘b) Purchasing, holding leas- ing, selling, improving, ex- changing and _ generally dealing in real property and all interests and rights therein, legal, equitable or otherwise. ak All subject to the provisions of The Pipe Lines Act, Chap ter 211 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1952, and of any other general legislation of the Parliament of Canada relating
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ouilding in need of repair. | Write particulars to Guard- ian-Patriot Box 13749, Ch-
town,
Pets
FOR SALE: PURE BRED COL-- lie puppies. Phone 5006 after 6:00 p.m.
Services Oftered
SEAMSTRESS — EUROPEAN trained; Alterations, Women’s and childrens’ clothing a cialty. Drzvery, slipcover Mrs. Frank Bachand, 74 Syd- ney St. Phone 8285.
REDUCE HEATING COSTS INSULATE NOW!
No more drafts when you ‘nsulate. Ask our custom- *rs and you will be amaz- ed at the stories you will hear. For free estimates CALL 6426 Watch for our big white truck. NORTHERN INSULATION Company of Canada Ltd: Home office: Bayside Drive, Saint John, N.B. Schools, Instructions - PRIVATE TUTORING — IN city of Charlottetown, (First
Class B Teacher) in ail sub- jects from Grades 5-12, Phone 4560.
“Sales Help Wanted — SALESMAN
| Wanted for full or part time
work to cover Prince Edward Island.
Here is a real opportunity for
| big earnings. If you are the man
we want and can be bonded your opportunities are unlimited. Write: — ,
POST OFFICE BOX 1268." Halifax N. S. or phone 2-4510 Halifax
you can sell famous Underwood and ‘Remington typewriters on the Dollar-Down plan. We need you to represent us in “your area. Highest commissions. Ca- natian Typewriter Sales. 113 M Cormack St., Toronto, Ontario.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS or quarts Dial 8595.
TOP PRICES PAID: NEW- foundland $2.00 gold, New- foundland paper money, New- foundland coins. Canadian ‘oins wanted — small cents 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925. , Largé nickels, 1925, 1926, 1942, 1943, 1937. 10 cent, 25 cent, and 50 cent from 1870 to 1936. Silver doltiars 1935 to 1949, 1952, 1955. All old Canadian paper money and gold. Available now. our 1959 buying and supply list 2 cents. International Coin Com- pany, 227 Victoria Street. Tor- onto, Ontario, Canada.
to pipe lines. The Applicants will request such other powers and cor-
ate isions as be doomed ppeAbenenet for the car- | Will be pleased to learn that he rying out of the objects of the | is back to normal health again Company. following his recent illness at
DATED at Toronto this ist | his home in Kingsboro. day of January, 1959. Mrs. PATRICK S. DUFFY, Esgq., | Baltic, is out again after being 171 Yonge Street, confined to her bed for a week TORONTO, Ontario. with a yirus throat infection. Solicitor for the Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Rose re Applicants. turned to their home in Lake-
PRE - LENTEN DANCE ROLLAWAY CLUB
Music by Downtowners
TONIGHT Dancing from 9:30 p.m. till 12:30 Sponsored by Nurses Guild Charlottetown Hospital Admission 75c per person
FOR SALE
That Good Little Trotter
LUCKY LOGAN, Cart, Harness and Blankets.
Apply %0:—7
RODDY FORD, HUNTER RIVER Prince Edward Island
CLOSED FOR STOCK TAKING TUESDAY, JANUARY 27th
~ CANADIAN TIRE ~ CHARLOTTETOWN STORE
Foster Garrett, East|_
FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE
Dockyard Boatswain Halifax $5130 - $5730
Boiler Inspector Halifax $4860 - $5310
Draftsman (General Engineering) Halifax $4050 - $4500 — Halifax
Assistant Laboratory Technician (Seasonal) Char- lottetown $180 - $220 a month. ¢
Posters and application forms obtainable at Post Offices, Na- tional Employment Offices, and the Civil Service Commission, Ralston Building, 105 Hollis Street, Halifax, where applications should be filed.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED)
Single man preferred, but not essential. Car supplied. Good opportunity for ad- vancement for suitable person.
Write—
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turn to his home shortly. Mr. O’- Brien will stay at home. for
Mr. William Jay, C.N.R. Con- ductor, has retired on pension, after many years of service. Mr. Jay is now convalescing at his home after being a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.
Friends and relatives of Hivie Garret will be sorry to hear that he is a ‘patient in the Prince
Mrs: Joseph Francis (nee Murphy) has been a patient the Charlottetown Hospital the past two months. Her friends and relatives hope for a speedy
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rlie is feeling. much bel now after a leagthly illness.
Miss Sheila Gauthier left by
plane last week for New Yor rae where she will take a
All hope for his speedy recovery. Mrs. Chester McCarthy, R. N., and daughter were in the - city on Friday on business. j Mr. Ezesra Arnold was a wel come visitor here last week after an absence of several years. Mr: Arnold will be resiring in Mone- ton. Mr. F. D. Bennett is spendi the winter in Boston, Mass. Gerry MacAdam, manager MacAdam’'s fleet of trucks, this is one good winter for
business as there has been roads,