I Page 10 The Guardian Monday, J uly 14, 1958

Would "extra"

money make your

sum mer vacation, "emu" special?

l'hen here’s ‘how to get it: make up “a list of articles around your 1 home which yOu no longer need. Out— ,g'rown children’s playthings,”tor instance, .or ’ perhaps . that old washing machine,'an idle bik-e,,-sp‘orts equipment, Or just about ' anything that

others can use. . i V ‘

Next, - Dial 8506 ’ and describe what you have to roller inc. 1 its all... - CUardi‘an-Patri‘ot ' ' Want Ad!“

E. l. folks are ‘ a‘lways’on. the lockout, for second-hand articles in 'good condition. And because the Guardian - Patriot carries many of these in Want Ads they turn to its classified columns to till their needs. It you have what they-are after, they’ll make quick contact and offer cash.‘

So get busy now rounding up articles around the cellar and attic which you no longer need and offer them to thousands in these Widely read columns. Here you’ll reach many many local prospects

DIAL 8506 TODAY

. FIBRE RUG SUITABLE FOR

. . ' DEEP WELL PUMP. . WITH

IN MEMORIAM

MacDONALD—In fond and lov- ing memory of our dear mow ther, Mrs. Angus R. Mac-Don- ald, who passed away July' 14,

OUT OUR WAY

' By J. R. WILLIAMS

MA-AH.’ OH. MA! C'MERE AND LOOK AT HIM--HE’5 JUST pow IT BECAUSE HE if SAW ME COMFORTABLE! ., HE's LOOKIN' AT TH' ,5 SHAKEsPEARE BOOKS“

OH, YES IT DOES! IT TAKES

MUCH,VERY MUCH,LDN6ER

T‘ PICK OUT GOOD BOOK5" WHEN I SAW TH' LOW. BRDW STUFF SHE'S READIM', 1 DECIDED

time.’ Average $2.50, per hour. Apply in writing to G.E. Riv- ard, St. Rbch St., Montreal.

doarders Accommodated

ONE GENTLEMAN OR LADY pensioner to board in quiet comfortable country -home. Board very reasonable. Apply Box “JR.” care .of Guardian- Patriot.

cars Leaving"

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON, July 20, or 21st. Can take 3. Dial V 3219 or 4055. ,

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON Mass, «Wednesday, July 16th.

ers. Call 3340 Summerside after 5 o’clock. GROGEBIES MEL'S

Groceries and Meats open until 10.30 daily no delay-service is our motto V Malpeque Road—~Dial 9417

'Femalellelp Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY GIRL _ or woman for dining room V'Ol'k A Sleep in. Apply Mrs. Arthur Mac Ewen, Summerside or Phone 3615. a

For Sale

summer cottage. Phone 9934.

KERSOSENE SERVEL REFRI- gerato-r, 2. years old, perfect condition. 1 Bargain. Call 7341.

'5 NEWLY FRESHENED COWS (will trade for feeder cattle) Collins Wood, Bunbuny.

J,

Can accommodate 3 passeng— .

1956 II IMAEIME HIM READIIu' fl T'BETTER MYSELF" - ,. SHAKEsPr-‘AREuAHD BE MORE OF A We miss her because we Loved I ANYWA‘I IT DOESN'T GENTLEMAN.’ . . TAKE ALL TH ‘r , her = TIME To PIC She was dearer than silver or OUTABOOK.’ . gold. , ' No treasure on earth can replace .F l. . if: her , ‘ \ . ‘ , ‘ 2 Her memory will never grow old. \\ \‘ l :A.‘ l a ,2 ’ ‘ Though her smile is goneforever ( » f/(alr 3? V_ And her hand we cannot touch, ' pg Still we have so many memories L e (3351’ —' Olf a mother we loved so much. (Y m” ; r9, / Loved and always remembered '.\\ “ , by her family. ' j“ is A“ I I o o P”. OHENLY — In loving memory A ' I of Elsie Smith Ohenly, died ‘ " July 13th, 1930. . I m “Just not today but every day, / In silence we remember her." s//// ’ ‘ ' // Always remembered by her / ////2/// mother, brothers and Merton. namZ/W/ A sen-rm OFLEISIJEE 'gwrg'ee 14; Agents Wanted , 2 ~ a“ IMMEDIATE OPENING, Goon = . _' Watkins Route available in a For Sale Mlscellanolls Charlottetown. Full or part ‘

ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN — all colours -— cut to size. Chandler Bros. PhOne .6557.

“FRIEND” POTA O SPRAY- ers. sways seven res on one

Gulf Potato Street. Ph-

Jerome O’Brien, Co. Ltd. 85 Walter one 9218. ,

SALE — 40 ACRES STANDING hay, Tuemy, July 15th at 1 O’clock. Also farm of 93 acres. Some furniture and

’ articles. If not fine first fine day. Peter Hughes, Avondale.

NAPTHA GAS

'0 Mallett's Radiator Service l7 Alley Street

STRAWBERRY TIME

IS - COLD‘SPOT’ FREEZER TIME A ' ‘9 models to choose from New 1958 Models As low as $277

Buy it now on easy payment terms with

NO DOWN PAYMENT At

SIMPSONS - SEARS

I Charlotetown Store

%

2 NEWLY FRESHENED CHOICE Holstein Cows. Mrs. Robert Carter, Milton. ONE REGISTERED HOLSTEIN’ cow, newly freshened.‘ Lloyd Cameron, Albany.

VELUX SEPARATOR. GOOD A5

new. Harold Ford, Hunter Riv- er.

motor, cylinder and sixty feet of pipe. Harry Lane, Montague. TRUCK WAGON (A L M O S '1‘ new) spike » barrows. Lawn mower. Mrs. Harry Paul Brook- field.

THREE FISHING BOATS 35 foot to 42 foot over W. Fred Irving, Cape Traverse.

COW, SEVEN YEARS OLD,

Four calves, three weeks old. Austin Costello, Greenbay.

you no longer need has value, offer it for sale in the Clas- sified section. Phone 8506 for a helpful ad-taker.

WE HAVE IN STOCK ‘A GOOD supply of potato.sparyers built by Canadian Manufacturer, its a super spray wood tank, load- er pump can be operated at 600 lbs, pressure spary 10 row. Phone 95-12, Borden. Paul La- voie, your Oliver dealer.

. FRED F. KlTsoN .. - NORTH RIVER“

FEATURING - ,THIS WEEK

POLLARD

SWEEP

FOR SALE

'One used ‘Deering Hay MOWer. - '

One used ator. ‘

One u s e (1 Enterprise Range.

One set Disc Hillers.

One McCormick 'Deering Hay Rake.

One used Team Potato Cultivator.

One used 3%; ton 1952 International Truck.

One u‘sed Can Sealer.

One used ‘McCormick Deering Gang Plough.

Cream‘ Separ—

Will havefor sale later: One Potato Sprayer.

One used Grain Binder, also Potato Diggers.

J. W. Don Campbell

weights l100 lbs. calf at side. _

IF YOU THINK SOMETHING'

p

HELP III’lllITEll .

. AND MAKE MONEY EASILY CARRYING 1A

PATRIOT ROUTE IN YOUR SPARE TIME

You must be willing to do a good job and be over .11 years old.

Register at your Ch’town or Summerside Patriot Offices.

LANDSBAPIIIII ‘ ~

Anything in Land Scap- ing, looking , after lawns, hedges and odd jobs.

DIAL 5669

Lost And” ' Found

LOST: LADY’S WRIST WATCH between .Ment’s, Woolworth’s and Allisbn MacLeodfs via ' Grafton and Kent. A. MacDon- ald, 179 Water Street.

Miscellaneous BOX NUMBERS

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

BUYING AND SELLING

We are paying for Scrap Iron $13.00 per ton (2000 lbs.). Bat- teries 70 cents ' eaah. Highest

cash prices for metals, ale bottles, hides and skins. l For Sale—various sizes good

used 1 beam iron and 4 in. x 14 ft., boiler tubing.

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

158 Kent Street ANOTHER REASON WHY Guardian - Patriot Classified Ads get such quick action: Our trained ad-assistants give your ad their careful attention.

Alberton, P.E.I.

Phone 8506.

tank. ~‘* Lowest price. Contact j

other .

, TENDERS

Tenders wil be\received by undersigned'till July 19, 1958} for repairing the foundation of Millvale School.

"(Eu

Mrs. Oswald Murphy, ‘ Bradalbanc.

Male, Help Wanted

GOOD -PAY IN T.V.—RADIO SERVICING

Wireless Operatingall 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 and remain at work. No experi- ence—but crime 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, NB.

Radio College of Canada.

REAL ESTATE. ‘ For Rent V

HOUSE AT ST. CATHARINES. Telephone New Haven 3424

LARGE UNFURNIS‘HED FRONT room 1st floor. Phone 4584. after 1 p.m.

THREE ROOM APARTMENT Newly decorated. Located on 152 Upper Prince Street, phone 8169. .

v SELF CONTAINED APART-

ment four rooms and bath, sec- ond floor. Heated. Continuous hot water. Dial 8882 between 5 and 7 pm. .-

SUITE OF FRONT OFFICES Tanton Building, 152 Gt. George

% St. Adapted to Dr., Dentist, or '

' Beauty Parlor. Hot and cold water. Phone 5249.

HEATED THIRD FLOOR AP- artment. 5 rooms and’ bath. Continuous hot water. Central- ly located. Box 214 Guardian- Patriot.

SMALL APARTMENT SUITABLE for couple of girls or married couple. Electric. Stove, contin- Iéggl‘ls hot water. Heated. Phone

FOR RENT

Desirable third floor apartment heated. Continuous-hot wat- er. Electric Stove. Garage.'Central loc- ation; Apply Guard- ian-Patriot Box 236.

REAL ESTATE ' For Sale

5 ROOM COTTAGE WITH PLOT of land. Apply Charles Watts Grand Tracadie. . >

7 ROOM HOUSE (IN KENSING- ton) with large lot and Gar- age. Apply George Mill, 15 Hillsboro St, Charlottetown or phone 9181.

FARM AT MILLVIEW (WITH or without) crop All modern conveniences (Water) near the pavement, church, . school store and station. Apply Sam- uel Drake, Millview.

FOR SALE —- IN VILLAGE OF St. Peters, four-room bungalow Modern. Also six-room house, Modern. Apply: Leo L. Mur- phy, St. Peters Bay. Phone 16-

. I

, REAL ESTATE Wanted ‘

FARM WANTED NEAR CHAR- lottetown on Trans - Canada Highway, up to 50 acres, good house and buildings. Apply Box 205 Guardian-Patriot.“j

Services littered

PHOTO SERVICE, FOR man gloss Jumbo prints, send your films to us for overnite service. Most modern electronic equip- ment to give you perfect prints Only Enmans give you Free Pocket Album with each order for our Deluxe Jumbo Prints (Guaranteed not to fade). Enman Drug and Photo serv1ce. .Opposite Holmans,

Summersuie.

Services Offered

MODERN FUMIGATING

Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free estimates. Phone or write:

H. R. QUINN, PROP. Po. Box 451 Phone 8727 U S E Guardian-Patriot

WANT ADS OFTEN

FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING 0R SELLING

RESTAURANTS

QUEEN LUNCH SPECIALIZING IN FISH

and

CHIPS

’ PHONE 7232

11 Upper Queen Street Ch’town.

Wanted

WANTED ALE BOTTLES PINTS or quarts. Dial 8595.

Teachers Wanted Teachers Wanted

Roman Catholic teachers for High School subjects. St. Patrick’s High School, Arvida, ' Quebec. Salary range from $3,700.00 to $5,— 800.00, depending on ex-' perience and qualifications. Modern building with gym- nasium and laboratory.‘ Pension plan. University graduates preferred.

Apply to:

The Director of Studies, Catholic School Com- mission, ' Arvida, Quebec.

GOOD USED TENT IN GOOD condition. Apply Box E Guard- ian.

TWO CALVES, BEEF BRED. Apply Alder Dickieson, New Glasgow. '

OLD STAMPS, ENVELOPES BE- fore 1900. C3141 paid. Write Box 235 Guardian Patriot.

Wanted III Buy

TWO CALVES, BEEF/ BREED, apply Alder Dickieson, New Glasgow. '

WANTED AT HOPE RIVER fichool July 31, six cords , 2 and wood, split and packed ldry). Rupert Simpson, Sec’y.

CHILD KILLED HALIFAX (GP) —— AnnNoreen MacDonald, 7, was killed Friday when she was struck by a car near her home at nearby Timber-

Iea .

USED SHOVE

For Sale

chine in good condition.

this machine.

\

l

of job. machines . . .

WM. STAIRS. SON

\

Gordon, to sell by Public Auction,

TERMS CASH

Write, phone or B. Construction Machinery Division

‘. .

L BARGAINS

Lease

I

o'r\

_ \_ THEW LORAIN L41 HEAVY DUTY 3/4 YD. SHOVEL, 9 Years old, SERIAL No. 18188. Powered with a Caterpillar D318 diesel engine. Entire cab replaced approximately 2 years ago. This ma-

PRICE $I6.000

NORTHWEST 1% YD. SHOVEL, Serial No. 3797, powered with Wankesha DB gas engine, Serial No. 26827. 24” shoes, Amsco:11/é yd. dipper. Other equipment: crane boom 59’, dfragline, new 3/4 yd. clamshell, hook. Will consider sale of any parts“ or components of

1 PRICE $|0.0001

Suitable attachments available for these machines for any type. For full particulars and photographs of any of these

D. BOWES, Sales Manager

& MORROW. LTD "

3.35 Kempt Road Halifax

, N.S.

I

. Auction ,Sale

of Household Furniture and farm machinery, ‘ New Perth, ’ ’ Tuesday, July 15th at 1:00 o’clock.

I am instructed by the administrator of the Estate of James A.

all 'household furniture and farm

machinery. Including dining room, living room, kitchen and bed- room furniture. Also Heintzman Piano. Machinery. Chalmers trac. ter. Hay rake Plow and other pieces of machinery.

W. H. Beaten, Auctioneer

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Canon 201 Prince, St. . Dial 6432

J. Elmer Blanchard, ILA. 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Allison M. Gillie, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

OPTOMETRISTS

V]. A. Caz-rudders, R. O. 123 Kent St, _ Dial 5612 l. 3. Taylor, no.

Corner Kent 8: Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

H. ]. Mahon, RD. Montague P.

E.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

ARCHITECT

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg, Dial 9424 Queen St.

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.

CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)

DIAL 3351

FREDERIC A. LARGE,

Q.C., M.L.A. Room 207 Dominion Building

Dial 3244

J os. W. MacDonald,

B.A., Q.C.

150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

MacPhee & Trninot 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

J. F. T00 (BS, B. Arch.

ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C.,

Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St ” Dial 8618

Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

Peter A. McNeil, 166 GI. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 51:.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. s. CHANDLER, . B.Sc. (nu), M.E.I_C., Rang. 161 QUEEN s'r.

L PHONE 8325

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. - COOPER BROTHERS & co.

Currie Bldg. Charlottetown Dial 55 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St.. Charlottetown

Dial 6547 — 6548 P. 0. Box 187

Charlottetown

ARTHUR J. GARRETT

PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzror Street

Dial 5321

THEW LORAIN L41 HEAVY DUTY 3/4 YD. SHOVEL, 6 years , old, Serial No. 15470. This machine in good condition, '

PRICE $|2.000

Junior Tignish Prize List And

The following is a list of prizes

and honors lat the Tignish School closings. GRADE I (French)... Dalton School . Certificates in order of Merit: Nola Perry, Ernest Gallant, Ea- monn Handrahan, Carl Dou-cette, Jimmy Arseuauit, Aubrey Arsen~ ault.

Highest aggregate, Nola Perry

Religion, Ernest Gallant; Pro- gress, Eamonn Handrahan; At- tendance, Carl Doucette; Pro-

gress in reading Jimmy Arsen- ault; Arithmetic, Aubrey Arsen- ault. . (ENGLISH) Convent.

Certificates: Linda Handrahan, Phyllis Conway, Janet Boudre—

,ault, Joyce Gavin, Stephen Calla

han, Nancy Buote, Leonard Gau- det, Brenda Keough, Cathri-ne Smythe, Beverley Trainer, Ter- esa Gavin, Lloyd Gavin, Ronald Broderick, Bertha Knox, Joanne LeClair, Bruce Buote, Howard Hogan, Leonard Gavin, Daniel MacDonald, Glen Gavin. . Highest standing, Linda Hand rahan, Conduct, Phyllis Conway, Arithmetic, Leonard Gaudet, Re- ligion, Cathrine Smythe; Pro- gress in oral reading, Teresa Ga- yin. GRADE II (French) Dalton

Certificates Ann Marie Gal- lant, Sharon Bernard, Hilda Deu- cette, Aurelia Gaudet, Carol Ann Perry, Allan Richard, Roger Ric- hard,,‘Gerada Doucet-te, Jean Ar- senault.

Highest Aggregate Ann Marie Gallant. ‘

Religion Sharon Bernard. Progress Carol Ann Perry. Attendance Roger Richard. Progress in‘ Oral Reading Jean Arsenault. (ENGLISH) Convent. Certificates Donald Boudreault, Margaret Buote, Roy Gav-in, Paula Hogan, James Gaudet, An- gela Richard, Shirley Mok-ler, Harvey Myers, James Harper, Gerald McRae, Fred-a Gavin, Glendon Peder-sen, Michael Brod erick, Letitea Keough, Ernest Richard. .

Ward Maids, Dining Room

(female) . Apply to :—-— -

I P. O. Box 4000,

THE MATRON, Provincial Infirmary,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.‘

The supermarket of advertising —' classified '1 ads - phone 850}

Schools Honours

Highest standing, Donald Boud- rea-ult Conduct Margaret Buote. Arithmetic James Gaudet. Progress in Oral reading Er- nest Richard. GRADE H DALTON Certificates: Helen McPlhee, Beverley LeClair, Carl Hackett, Frances Ready, Mary Arsenault, Eileen Handrahan, David Gaudet, Nancy Keough, Lorne Gavin, Ke- vin Gavin, Howard Gavan. ’ Highest aggregate for finals, Helen McPhee. . Progress Beverley LeGladr Attendance, Carl Hackett. Religion, Mary Arsenauit. Class Prize, Eileen Handraban. Oral Reading, Nancy Keough. GRADE III DALTON Certificates: Bruce Arsenault, Clarence Fraser, Alfred Handra- han, Robert Boyce, Janet Tram- or, Curtis Phee, Lorne McDonald, Robert Hogan, Mill-ta Harper, Elaine Mokler, Mary Smythe, Evelyn Conway, Sheila LeClau', Carrol Gallant, Arthur Gaudet, Stella Gavin, Leo Richard, Irma Knox, Frederick Ready. . Highest aggregate in Duals, Bruce Arsenault. Religion, Janet Trainer. ’ ’ Highest aggregate for years work, Curtis Phee, Class Prize, Evelyn Comm Progress, Arthur Gaudet. Oral Reading, Irma Knox. Attendance, Edith Evldershalw. GRADE IV DALTON Certificates: Ruth Gallant, Alu- ita Handnahan, Ann Marie Gal- lant, Gerard Doucette, Elmer Ar- seuaullt, Alban Doucette, Leslie Richard, Andrea Patunal, Paula Perry, Joyce DesRoches. PRIZES FOR GRADE IV Highest aggregate for yea; and one for French Ruth Gallant. Music and French Ann Marie Gaudet. ' ' Religion, Elmer Arsenault. Improvement in Oral Reading and her Music Andrea PaIturel. Sewing Paula Perry. ‘ GRADE V , Dalton Certificates: Mary Handrahan. Allan Boyce, Roy Handrahan‘ I ,

EMPLOYMENT

Provincial Infirmary, .Ch’town Positions are now available at the Provincial In- firmary for women eighteen years of age and over,

Maids.

Positions also available for‘ trained attendants

C

o CHAIRS ‘

O COAL and WOOD

Belmont St.

\

office July Slst.

~ USED

. O CHESTERFIELD SUITES

O WASHING MACHINES

FURNITURE 7

RANGES WASHERS

o DINING ROOM KRTICLE'S

RANGES

O ELECTRIC and GAS RANGES

PRICED LOW FOR CASH

Take (or make arrangements for) delivery

BELMONT ST. USED FURNITURE

Charlottetown

Tenders Invited

For demolishing and cleaning of new Stedman ' property on Water Street, Summerside.

Specifications available at Stedmans 5-1.00 store, Summerside. Deadline for tenders to be at our Toronto

A Would You Like

The Children’s Hospital,

Certificate or its equivalent. duration, including experience

further particulars

‘ . _ Halifax, Nova Scotia, invites pllcatlons for class entering September lst. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and in possession of a Nova Scotia Grade XI The cgulrse offered is of 3 years . In a ut and ublic health — Sing. Graduates are fully qualified professiollal nurses. mu

To Be A Nurse?

3!"

For

APPLY'TO DIRECTOR OF NURSES.

Charlottetown

11 Water St.

DeLAVAL FARM EQUIPMENT

GOOD EQUIPMENT SAVES TIME AND OVERHEAD.