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FIELD REPRESENTATIVE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY

we 21-30. High school education. Must be aggressive, gales ability and personality. Previous insurance train- ing nct required. Must be free to travel Maritimes.

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LABORERS PROTECTIVE UNION

~ ANNUAL MEETING

SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1959 x 2:00 P.M.

‘A full attendance requested for election of officers.

I. MacKINNON, Rec. Sec’y.

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FOR SALE

‘ - 109 acre farm at Primrose.*> 30 acres clear. House ed, buildings in good repair. Located on paved high- y, 7 Mile Road. :

Apply WALLACE R. WOOD, P. O. Box 482, Montague or vom 159.

- WANTED SUPERVISOR

A leading Canadian Life Insurance

ompany requires a. Supervisor for the ovince of P.E.I. The man desired should be

petween 25 and 40, married and presently!

employed, with not less than high school ducation, university preferred. Previous les experience would be helpful. Replies neld in strict confidence. Write—

BOX 24980

GUARDIAN - PATRIOT Charlottetown.

_ IMMUNIZATION CLINICS

school children. Inoculations against DIPHTHERIA, WHOOPING COUGH, TETANUS, POLIO and vaccina- tion against SMALLPOX will be given. ~

Winsloe School, Tues., May 19

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West Royalty School, Tues., May 19 10:30-11:00 AM.

Central Royalty Hall, Wed., May 20 9:30-10:30 A.M. East Royalty School, Wed., May 20 1:30- 2:00 P.M. Parkdale Hall, Thurs., May 21 9:30-10:30 A.M. Spring Park School, Fri, May 22 —_9:30-10:30 AM.

(South door) Newland’s Ave.

Pregnant women (with Doctor’s Certificate) and gers, who are not attending school, are also eligible or Polio inoculations.

TOP SOIL?

_ We have it, Laboratory tested and

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proven highest grade. Will haul in 5 cubic-yard loads at $2.00 per yard

Order now and get delivery early.

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SEED GRAIN

SALE

Government graded. Grown on our own farm. ‘Gary Oats—Semcoe Oats—Charlottetown. 80 Barley—Acadia Wheat—Prolific Spring Rye.

‘Mostly grown from registered seed last year. All new jute hundred pound bags.

Ask to see our Dept. of Agriculture Certificates.

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is a proven territory v business. A real opportunity awaits the fortunate ap:

SALESMAN WANTED:

An experienced salesman required to sell automotive parts, | building a secure established U.

future with the Cana- S. Organization, with a

th a large volume of already

Apply National Employment Office, Ch'town.

The Canadian Sales Manager from the Toronto office will be at The Charlottetown Hotel, Charlottetown, May 20th, +1959 to inter-

AUCTIO

AT GLEN

spreader; bale loader; 7 ft.

dows; 1 coal b

| for six months. fine day.

On the Premises: of

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MARTIN

Wednesday, May 20th 12 o'clock neon

Peter W. MacLeod °

1 International tractor (An H.); 1 combine’ P. T. O. McCormack; 1\ baler; escalator, new idea, 35 ft. tractor.

cut-tractor mower; trailer;

side delivery rake; drill seeder; fertilizer spreader; 3. sod plow; 4 sections spring tooth harrows; 2 carts and, Lazy-

wheels; 2 wood sleighs; family box sleigh; International y ‘| engine 3 to 5 H.P.; 1 air cooled engine; 1 pressure| OUCHES, tank, 190 gal.; 1 hot water tank, 30 gal.; 1 cabinet sink;| cabinet, end tables, 1 separator, Delaval; 800 Jbs.; 3 hog self feeders; r pioneer power saw, new; 4 cream cans; fence wire; chicken wire; horse truck; horse roller; 12 ft. barn’

door, complete with track and rollers; tractor potatd mattress, dresser, chests of drawers, bed side table, odd” tables,

cultivator; pin harrows; cedar posts; doors and win-| \ardrobe with glass door and 6 drawers, Fawcett oil range, elec-

r stove; 2 milk cows, each five years’ old; 1 calf; 1 horse sprayer; 800 ft. birch plank; 1 oil stove; bed, spring, chairs, Aladdin lamp, gas lantern, ' 400 chickens four weeks old.

PETER W. MacLEOD, Glen Martin.

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MONCTON, N.B.

TENDERS

RADIO BEACON STATION, FLOWERS ISLAND, NEW- FOUNDLAND, will be received up to 3.30 P.M., (Atlantic Day- light Saving Time), Thursday, June 18, 1959, for the construct- fon, of Power House, improve- ments to Radio Beacon Station and related work at Flowers Is-

Plans, specifications,

George St., ton, N.B., upon receipt of an accepted cheque made payable to the Receiver General of Can-

J. A. LENAHAN Acting Regional Director, Air Services. Department of Transport, Moncten,—_N.B.,

May 11, 1959.

wr TOURIST RECORD Britain's tourist industry set a monthly record of 72,890 visitors in March, 1959, up 20 per cent over the same month in 1958.

around 1400. Machinery: |

B. Vinnicombe,.

| kora and Summerside.

may be eee Brees to the undersigned,’ at 232 St.

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CITY & QUEEN'S

AUCTION “45” Score Cards for sale at Guardian - Patriot

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig-

gey’s Pharmacy open 8.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

MENS Harris Tweed Sportcoats $28.88. Moore and MacLeods Lid.

RUMMAGE SALE at the Vo- gue Friday, May 15th., 2 p.m. ‘Sponsored by the St. Pius X Par- ish Club.

FRESH South Shore Lobsters daily at Tea Hill Grocery.

MACMILLAN’S _ Service Sta- tion, your Texaco Dealer now op- erating at Grafton St., East..

PENNY AUCTION: Tuesday night, May 19th., Holy Name!

Hall at 8.30. Sponsored Basi-' lica Altar Society.

ATTENTION FARMERS — In stock SEED Timothy—Clov- ers and Mixtures; also Turnip and Mangle Seeds. Canada Pack- ers Lid.—Schur-Gain Feed Ser- vice Mills, Charlottetown—Kin-

MOORE AND MacLeods Bar- gain basement for Specials at all

TOOMBS MUSIC Store! 2 u| may now purchase your ng | aid batteries from Howard Mc-| Innis Shoe Store.

MARY’S BEAUTY Salon—102% Kent Street. Dial 3837. Specials

hour. Everyone welcome.

PRINCE COUNTY

Live Stock: Two top quali aly side; 2 good stripper cows; 4 feeders, good condition; | good work horse, age 16 years, will work anywhere, weight

WOMEN Demonstrators full or

2 P.M. at the home of

J. D. and O .C. McEwen, Midgell.

milk cows with calves at

RING --- WANT AD RESULTS! —

ANNOUNCEMENTS

part time—car necessary. Replies | Saturday 16th 3:00 en cy ast seed et an oom, Maan by s id to Mrs. E. Pass-}; Guild. or

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Births, Deaths,

” (when death notices are received toe late te be included

fTansferred te thie department BIRTHS

NOSEWORTHY — At Grace

Maternity Hospital, Halifax, on May 12, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. George Noseworthy (nee Dor-

othy Bonyman) a son, 7 Tbs. ENGAGEMENTS

MR. ALLISON TAIT WISHES TO

announce the engagement of his daughter Mary Frances to Ernest Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston of Alpine, Manitoba. The marriage will take place on May 23, in Tri- nity United Church, Port Co- quitlam, B.C.

WooD — JENKINS — MR. AND Mrs. Cyril Wood, Charlottetown announce the engagement of their daughter, Valeria Jean, to Donald Hector, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Jenkins-Marshfield, Marriage to take place in First Baptist Church, June 13th.

this week only Cold Waves $15 : for $13.50; $12 for $10.50; $10 for of All Saints, Halifax $8.50; $8.50 for $7; $7.50 for $6; me ne Se Hi: 0 oe S| __ MARRIAGES ts. the Free Church of ,

THE ANNUAL Meeting of the ae ee ee > oe Prince Edward Island Home and! 440° united School Federation Birchwood) Goi citer of MrsN.C. and the High School May 20th. Resisira.| iste N.C. Molyneaux of Cross tion’2 p.m. Business Meeting 2:30 Roads P.E.I. To Robert Frank- oe Pee tear sal tent be lin Bovyer, only son of Mr. and sociation will cater to a Gocial | re. W.R. Bovyer, of ,

CARDS OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. George Clow

AUCTION SALE

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th

Binder McCormac in good working order;

rier; fork and rope and numerous other articles.

over $20.00.

By Order, J. D. McEwen.

Household Effects: Will also be offered.

Terms: Up to $20.00 cash. Over that amount approved Joint Note 6 months bearing interest at 6%. 59% Discount for cash on all amounts

: C.C! Pratt, Auctioneer.

If weather unfavourable, sale will take place first fine day following. Will be announced over CFCY Radio.

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AUCTION SALE

_. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT THE SPORTS ARENA, FITZROY ST., CHARLOTTETOWN FRIDAY, MAY 22nd\AT 2 P.M.

table and floor lamps,

| bedroom suite, double dresser, vanity and bench,

1 am instructed by Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Cotton to sell their entire household furniture including — 3 pc. Chesterfield, Boy chair, studio couch, drop back couch, 2 folding bed 2 rugs, hall rack, with mirror, oak dining room suite, china

10 pairs drapes, odd

1 chairs, book shelves, card table, 3 beds, springs and mattresses,

spring and

tric refrigerator, Beatty electric washer, clothes hamper, hot

plate, garage can, 2 large ferns, Coleman gas lantern, guitar,

|Lawn Boy power mower, office desk, boys' bicycle, Remington

ornaments and many