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carries many

of these in _ Want Ads

they turn to its Classified columns ' to fill their needs. FIf you have what 3' they are after,

they’ll make quick contact

and offer cash.

So get busy now rounding up articles around the

3 Would “extra” money make your

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Page 10 The Guardian Sat. August 9, 1958

MACNEILIL — In loving memory of Malcom J. MacNeill,’ St. Catherines who passed away August 10, 1942.

Peacefldly sleeping, last,

The world’s .‘ary troubles and trails are past.

In silence he suffered, “‘ patience he bore,

Until God called him home to suffer no more.

Always remembered by wife and family. ‘

MACGUIGAN — In loving mem- ory of our dear mother, Mrs. Philip MacGnigan Sr., who passed oway August 10th., 1954.

Once againwe pay our tribute

To mother we loved so dear

Though we know you can‘t be with us

Our hearts ache with sad- ness \

The days we do not think of you

Are very hard to find.

Sadly missed and always re- membered by husband and fam— ily.

BLAKENEY—In loving memory of our dear husband and father Atwood Blakeney, Sea‘ View, who passed away August 10, 1947. .

Today is a day of remembrance

And many sad regrets.

A day we shall always remember

'When the rest of the world for-

gets. 4

Fondly remembered by wife

and family.»

resting at

' MacNEILL — In loving memory

of our dear father Malcolm James MacNeill, St. Catherin- es,‘ who'died as a result of a car accident August 10th, 1942. Tons he has not gone away Nor has he travelled far, Just entered God‘s eternal home And left the gates ajar. Levin'eg remembered by An- nie and Gladys.

BERNARD — In loving memory and sadly missed Betty Ann who passed aWa-y August 10-55 as a result of a car accident at Clyde Riyer.

To us she has not goneaway. Nor has she, travelled tar.

Just entered. God’s eternal home.

' And left the gates ajar.

Fondly remembered by Aunt and Uncle San Bernard, Hunter River,'P. E. I. ~

BERNARD — In loving memory of our darling daug er Betty Ann who passed we as a re- sult of an accident at Clyde River, P. E. I. August ,10, 1955 Age 15 years. , 5We often sit and think of you ’And think of how you died Tothinik you coul‘d'not say good- , bye . ,‘ Before you closed your eyes , The pain of panting without fare;~ well. , We never thought your death so near

But only those who lost can tell .. The pain ofyparting

farewell,~ , Always remembered by Mom, Dad, sister and brothers.

BERNARD -——, In loving memory of my sister Betty Ann Ber- nard, who died as a result of ‘ an accident at Clyde River, -' August 10, 1955. .

What would we give to clasp your hand 2

Your happy face to see, To hear your voice and see your smile

That mean-t so much to us.

Always remembered by sister ,Dottie, brother-inalaw Clark and Donnie,and Mandy Smith.

BLAKENEY—In loving memory of Atwood Blakeney, Sea View, who died August 10th, 1947.

Silently the years roll by But thoughts of you will never

9 die,

For in God’s garden now you. sleep

And he will keep you till we

meet.

Sadly missed by wife and family.

BAIIII 0F THANKS

We wish to express our sin- cere thanks to Dr. MacIntyre, Dr. Ionian, Dr. Bonnell, special nurses. nurses and staff of the King’s County Memorial Hos— pital. visiting clergy, and all who sent cards, flowers, treats and visited us while we were patients there. Also many thanks to Elmer Squires, kind relatives, neighbours and friends who help- ed and are still helping in so many ways.

Roddie, Marji and Wallie Mac— Kenzie. "

I would like to express my sin- cere thanks to Dr’s Beer and MacNeill, all friends who sent cards, flowers, treats, etc. that

‘ made my stay comfortable while

I was a patient in Prince Hospital.

Mrs. Ella Mullally, Kensington.

Agents Wanted

SPARE TIME CASH. MAKE and novelty gifts. Newest com- high quality Christmas cards $100 easily selling executive pletely different designs. It’s fun. Friends buy on sight. Write today for free catalogue and samples on approval. Big

County

Special plan for churches,

, 1947 PLYMONUTH SEDAN IN

profits, no experience needed. ,

cellar and attic'which you no longer need and offer

clubs. Homer-Warren Company Dept. 22. 411 Clendenan Ave.,

“them to thousands in these

. widely read columns.

3 §Here you’ll reach many

many local prospects

DIAL 8506 , TODAY

Toronto,

Paula

Routes Available

“Men or Women — Earn $3.00 per hour handling 250 different Paula Products. I will extend you credit. Even without experi- ence, your success is assured in following my directives. Write for my thirtyday helping-hand- offer FREE now. G. Laurin —— President —— Paula Ltd. —- 21 St. Paul East —- Montreal”.

OUT OUR WAY

By J. R. WILLIAMS

YOU'RE GOING TO FINIEH JOB RIGHT OUT IN THE

MIDDLE OF THIS r—4 VACANT LOT! ’

..é\w.L‘ _ you HEARD ME --I SAID " THE ‘ '

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Agents Wanted

cars leaving

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL high quality products at low price. Excellent commission. Do not miss this money making proposition. Openings in: Em- erald, North Rustico, South- p rt, -Pownal, Belfast, Char- lo tetaWn. Information? Fami- 1ex — Dept. T. Section C. 1600

‘ Delorimier, Montreal, Que.

"AGENTS FOR FAST SELLING ‘ line of made. to measure cloth- es direct from maker to wear- er. Very large range of all wool good cloths makes this an outstanding proposition. Full or part time. Good com- missions, low prices, free suit bonuses. Great money making opportunity. Experience not necessary. Write immediately for samples. Daventry Tailors, Dept. “A.C.”, Box 3014, Mon- treal.”

CAR LEAVING FOR HALI- fax on Monday. Dial 7723.

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX Sunday. Dial 8276.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO Aug. 15th, can accommodate 3. passengers. Phone 5421.

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSToN, Aug. 18th, can aoéommodate 2 passengers. Dial 7413 after 5 pm.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO from Charlottetown, August 10th. Can accommodate three or four passengers. Phone Hun- ter River 25-5. ‘

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON, New York and Virginia, Wed- nesday, August 13th., can ac- commodate two or three pas- sengers. Phone 9615.

Baby IIIIIGKS

Female Help Wanted~

BURNS c n I c K HATCHE—RY now open. A special breed for every need.

SMART EFFICIENT GIRL AF- ply. Central Hotel, 75 Dorchest- er St.

SUMMER PRICES, PROMPT shipment, Bray chicks, dual purpose, mixed, pullets. S o m e stamted. Also Ames‘dayolds, for good production, low mainten— ance. Order October - Novem- ber broilers now. Agents ~ Ral- ph Raynor, RR. 5, Charlotte- town; Phone 7984. J. Spencer Hughes, Smerald.

Boarders ,Accommcdated

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED Business girls preferred. Dial 6818.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR STU- L dents. Rates reasonable. Phone 8434.

cars and Trucks For Sale

1953 EB , » a, RECON- stiaéa’“ “so ply Patterson’s JeWellery.

1955 LOW MILEAGE. P t shape. Sell outright or trade. Phone 4587.

1951 HALF-TON FORD IN A-l condition. Priced reasonable at $450.00. Guardian-Patriot A1- berton Box 12. -

got condition $150.00. Phone . 1 after 12 pm. 1951 METEOR IN GOOD 'CON-

dition with Radio. Priced for quit; sale. Phone Hunter River 30

1950 VANGUARD IN GOOD CON- dition for immediate sale. Phone 4974 or Apply to 65 Roch- ford St.

’52 CHRYSLER, SARATOGA fully equipped. Perfect condi-

\ tion. Phone 4861. or Apply 302 Fitzroy St.

1947 CADILAC — BLACK, radio, heater, whitewalls and fog-lights. Phone Alex Horne, 5350, after 6 p. m.

1955 MORRIS MINOR, A-1 CON- dition, $795.00; 1953 Dodge sedan $1095.00; 1951 Morris Minor, only 14,000 miles. Show room condition, $595.00; 1948 International half-ton pick-up, works 0. K. $95.00: 1947 Ford coupe. Works 0. K. Smokes a little $95.00. MacKay Motors, St. Peter’s Road.

OOPS

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. . , We st Dropped . Our Prices Yes, we dropped our prices on these used cars and you can now buy them at terrific s 2 vi n g s.

Don’t miss seeing these if you’re In the market for a good used

I953 DODGE

4 door Sedan. A nice clean car.

$850 , I956 PONTIAC

Black 4 door sedan, a good vehicle 14— Only

$I695

I953 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN

2 Door Sedan. $995

ALLISON ._

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MacLEOD LT

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126 Cumberland St. PHONE 7364 - 7365-

*;once; ‘gA’pi" ‘

WANTED — RELIABLE GIRL or woman for pag't time house- work and help in store. Reference please. Apply Box 293 Guardian.

REG. NURSE FOR MODERN 17 bed hospital Salaryc260.00 per month generous increments; board and room 34.50 per month in modern residence. Apply to Matron, Union Hospital, Ben- gough, Sask.

$100 MONTHLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Amer- ican Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing, investment or experience necessary. N o r t h American Fashion Frocks, Ltd, 3425 Industrial Blvd, Dept A.- 1867 Montreal.

’ WANTED j

Stenographer with b o o k-

keeping training for busi- ness Office In Charlotte- town. Hospital and I Insur- ance plan.

Apply Box 294.

For. Sale

ONE ELECTRIC TABLE SAW. ‘-8 inch. Complete with Dato Head. Dial 3129.

RECONDI'I‘IONED H 0 USE- hold refrigerator like new. Bargain. Storey Electric.

USED SCHOOL BOOKS GRAD- es 1 - 10. Phone 4574.

TWO HEAVY WORKHORSES for sale or trade. Also buying old horses. Phone 4587.

SOW DUE TO FARROW. SEP- tember 20th. third litter. Ap- ply Gus MacQuaid, Green Bay, Bonshaw.

GOOD USED SULKY, NEW wheels complete, and re-paint- ed, excellent condition $125.00.

STOCKADE AND D.D.T. SPRAY in gallon tins. Half-price. George H. Toombs and Son.

ONE 6 FT. MCCORMICK BIND- er good condition. Louis Moore, West Royalty. _

HARDWOOD BLOCKS. A L S 0 one steer. (2 years old) Apply Francis McDonald Kelly’s Cross, P. E. I.

MOTOR SCOOTER, SLIGHTLY used. Excellent condition. Bar- gain Price. See it. at Simpson- Sears Ltd‘., Kent St.

SOW, DUE TO FARROW, THE 20th. of September. Second lit- ter. Apply Gus MacQuaid, Greenbay, Bonshaw.

ONE COCKSHUTT BINDER, eight years old. Perfect work- ing order; also one Frost and wood horse hoe and cart. Wal- dron Cameron, Albany.

60 ACRES OF LAND ON PAV- ed Highway near village chur- ches, Stores and school. Will sell reasonable. Apply E. H. Chappell, Bradalbane, P. E. I.

.Scantling . m 0 st all

For Sale , Lost And Found ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN‘LOST — BETWEEN MOORE —- all colours — cut to size. and MacLeod’s and Rochtord

Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

ONE PALE BLUE FORMAL size 18. (ballerina length; strapless). Phone 6379.

100 LOBSTER TRAPS. ROPE and buoys. Cheap for quick sale. Apply Mrs. BaxterjRoss, Belfast P. 0., or phone‘Eldon 12-4.

NO. 5 MASSEY HARRIS BIND-

er; also‘2 standard bred horses. (2 and 3 years old). Apply Roy Crosby, Cornwall.

ONE MACLAREY KITCHEN range. Good condition. Price reasonable. Apply Mrs. Earl Chappell, Bradallbane, P. E. 1.

YOU COULDN’T CARRY YOUR merchandise to every door in town seeking buyers . . but a Classified ad quickly tells thou- sands what you have for sale. Phone 8506.

Square, ladies pink gold Tis- sot watch. Finder please call 5626 or leave at the Guardian- Patriot office. Reward.

LANDSCAPING Anything in Landscaping Looking after lawns, Hedges and odd jobs. DIAL 5669

Male Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED MAN 0R BOY for farm work. Year round em— ployment. Good wages. Donald

' J. MacDonald,'Augustine Cove.

RELIABLE MAN FOR MAIN- tena-nce and cleaning in Instit- ution and Penmanent’employ— ment' for a satisfactory appli- cant. AIpply Box 296, Guardian.

1 FOR SALE — MASSEY HAR- ris Binder No. 16 6 ft. cut. 8 years old. Walter Hughes, Norboro. _ V SEVEN PEDESTAL TYPE, square top restaurant tables. Good as new. No reasonable offer refused. T. Earle Hickey and Co.,, Summerside. LOBSTER BOAT, ENGINE AND 'approxmiately 100 traps or over. Guardian-Patriot Box 12 Alberton’. COOKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Apply Shaw’s Hotel, Brack- ,ley Beach. . FEDERAL ENLARGER, 3% X 21/2 as new. Also .35 mm. pro- jector and Da - Lite beaded screen. 69 Longworth Avenue. Phone 3430.. ‘ FOR IMMEDIATE ‘, SALE 7.6 .cu. ft. Frigidaire Refri- gerator. 1956 Metropolitan Nash Car. Lorraine Mc- Mahon, 281 Convent Street, Summerside, Phone 3251. START COUNTING .EXTRA. dollars fast by selling things Classified Ads. Phone 8506. you no ,longer need through KITCHEN END FROM MAIN house size 24 x 18. New floring in kitchen ready to haul. Arthur Paynter. French River.

FOR‘ SALE

1 Furgerson Tractor P.T.O. and Hydralic Hoist.

1 Hall Ground Driven Po- tato Sprayer 200 Gal. Bar- rell.

1 Horse Mower.

We have just unloaded the famous new Massey Harris No. 35 self propelled combine, and the Massey Harris P. T. O. Clipper.

LEO ROSSITER Morel]. Phone No. 1

LUMBER g

sizes Boards, plained or otherwise AlsoG

and T.

CLARK BRO'S. ' Mt. Stewart.

I

Miscellaneous

NOTICE

National Housing Act

A representative of Central Mortgage and Housing Corpor- ation, which administers the Na- tional Housing Act for the Fed- eral Government, will be in Char- lottetown at the Motel Charlotte. town on the afternoon of August 14th. " .

Those interested in discussing the possibilities of a mortgage loan are invited to meet the Central Mortgage and Hausmg Corporation representative at that time.

REAL ESTATE Agents And lBrokers

L. H. KENNEDY

TRAVELING SALESMEN TO sell our canes as a side line REALaEdSTATE High quality product. Open ter- ritories. Write to: Briere 7/; INSURANCE

Freres Enrg. 4864 De Mpbile V

St. Montreal 36, 'Que. GOOD PAY

166 Great George St.

IN T.V.—RADIO SERVICING Dial 3912

Wireless Operating all offer big

money. Trained men urgently needed. Ask for facts on how

you can prepare for a good pay-

ing job in one of these fields For Rent

and remain at work. No experi- 2 L ARGE UNFURNISHED

ence—but some high school needed. Apply now for Fall day classes Toronto and Montreal. Give education, age and post your “request quickly—no obliga- tion.

Box 171, Moncton, N.B.

Radio College of Canada.

Miscellaneous

OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Frank’s Clothing Repair, alter- ations, pressing, minor clean-

pop musician, male or female. Sings fer Records in US. Split 50 - 50. Apply Box 296 Guard- ian. ‘ ‘

Box NUMBERS

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

NOTICE "

There are 2 or 3 booths vacant in the Coliseum, anyone wanting to rent

them for Exhibition 'Week 7‘

please ring 6823, Exhibition Office.‘

TENDERS

Tenders will be received, at the office of the undersigned, up. to 12.00 o’clook noon Stan- dard time, on Friday August 22nd for supplying the City Street Department with one motor

grader, Specifications to .be ob-

tained at, the office of the City Engineer. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

JOHN J. BUTLER, City Clerk. .

‘rooms. Dial .4276.

ONE HEATED FURNISHED room, second floor. Nice lo- cation. Dial 6268.

TWO - 4-ROOM APARTMENTS

Carruthers, Box 208, Montague.

AVERY ATTRACTIVE SMALL apartment with bath. (3 rooms) Phone 3554.

ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED

in: Box 164 St. Peters Bay, P. mom for rem Ground floor. 13- 1- Phone 3960. _ " . P0P SONGWRITER DESIRES BEDROOM FURNISHED, on

room umfirnished. In good loc‘ ality near Phone 6681. I HEATED THIRD FLOOR AI~ artment. 5 rooms and bath.

' 1y located. Box, 214 Guardian- Patriot. ‘

with baths. Apply Mrs. J. W-

Continuous hot water. Central-

iDollars roll in for pennies spent on classified ads . . . . . Phones;

REAL ESTATE I i For Sale

TWO LARGE LOTS ON GOR- don Drive, Belvedere, Apply; ‘ Norman Larter. Phone 5766.

Lois FOR SALE AT conic.“ wall, near church, school and stores. Six miles from Char- lottetown. Apply Jame‘s Beer, Cornwall. 1 \’

HOUSE BUILDINGS .OUT, buildings and large, lot; near Charlottetown. Apply Box 2117 Guardian.

THREE ROOM HOUSE (WITH ' pump inside) with 12 acres.“ land. 12 miles from Charlotte; town on 48 Road. Apply Acne” Curran Vernon River (of 119.

FOR SALE — DESIRABLE home. Central. Verandah, hail, living-room, dining room, chen, pantry, porch, four bed-- rooms with closet, bath, large

suitable for two apartments IE. Cudmore, . 145 “Great

Street, or 96 Elm Avenue. 200 ACRE FARM . 150 ACRES

and firewood land in excellent, condition. Pastures well water- ed, would be ideal dairy tam. ‘ AIpply Mrs. Hersey Carver, Kin- , ross, P. 0. r r .. '

IIEAL EsTATE’fV‘

Wanted

BY YOUNG COUPLE WITH ‘1 ahildSyeaII-sold.4or5room apartment or small house in or near city limits. Can furnish reference if necessary. Write Box 290. ’ ‘

Personal ‘

. FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

The amazing Body ,v'l‘onic. Write}. : nfor free booklet today. ' V I PROCKER & CAMPBELL 1. RESEARCH INST. , 21 ‘King St. East, Toronto, on. ="

LOOK YOUNGERLRH) Youn- . self of Grey with Angeli.- que Grey Blair, Restorer. Re- ' store natural lacking colour, beauty. $1.50 at Reddin Bros. t Hughei: Drug » - Charlotte ‘, own; 8411081" PM“: flacy -. .' Souris. s .

house to let. Ce ral. Also five room apartment on second floor. Box 288 care of Guard- flan-Patriot.

TOR RENT

A Three room second floor apartrrient. Kitchen floor covering and oil stove with modern conveniences. Im’ mediate possession. ‘

5 o’clock 6r above Fashion Shoppe.

FOR‘RENT

Heated Apartment on ground floor containing liv- =ing room, dinette, kitchen two bedrooms and bath. Centrally located. Adults )nly. Immediate possession: Apply: ‘

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 154 Richmond St.

FOR SALE I International Baler

P. T. O.

I International Side Delivery Rake I Deering H 0 m e