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12 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs” Mar. 21, 1963. MERCHANDISE

I Articles For Sale

IOUT OUR WAY

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TH!5 DOGGONE MUTT

AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT Trucks For Sale Help Wanted Male ’03 SALE: 1955 TON FORD. stake bOdU. dual wheels. Re- conditioned motor. Russel Compton. Belle River. P.E.l. ONE TWO-TON DODGE TRUCK trapsmission for sale. Con- W of fisheries. Kings ac

James Robertson. Alex- andra. P.E.I.

TRUCK SALE on TRADE. TWO :

1961 one‘ton Mmuries van box; one 1957 threeton Ford. van box; one 1957 one-ton GMC, stake: one 1953 one-ton Chev. stake: one 1954 half- ton Chev. pickup. Delaney‘s: Feed Service. Kensington. 1082 CHEVROLET ONE~TON truck for sale. dual wheels, stake body. One owner. Only 15000 miles. Reasonably

. County (Seasonal employment at lea-st 6 months per year. Open to residents of Kings County). $247 to $285 monthly. For further details and ap- plication forms write to the Civil Service Commission. Ral- Iston Building. Halifax. NS. Applications are also available at Post Offices and National Employment Offices.

priced Apply In writing to Guardian-Patriot Box 2448 or

phone Crapaud 41-15.

EMPLOYMENT I

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

Agents. Salespeople

$12,000 FOR RIGHT MAN OVER 3 40 in the Charlottetown area. 3 Take short auto trips to con- tact customers. Write J. R. Garner. Vice Pres.. Texas. Refinery Corp. Box 711. FortI Worth 1. Texas.

SALESMEN WANTED

I for Charlottetown Area 1 for Montague Area I for Souris Area

1 "Parents Preter Purity Products" Purity Doiry

Dial 4-7125

'I' ‘T PORCH TO CLEAN THE AAUD OFF HIS FEET!

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ROOM LOTS

WALLPAPER SALE

Thousands of Rolls of 1963 Designs going at Bargain Prices. Interior Satin and Enamel, all colors.

‘ $1.29 a quart

FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO

Technician

Department of National De- fence. Goose Bay. Labrador. (Elementary school. a number

Boats, Marine Supplies

By J' R. Williamsi SERVICES

NEVERAMIND'; 'IIIIIIIIII W E .“I I - DOVNE rr.' “ 'llI'II

"r DOYLE’S

RADIO 8: TV SERVICE “ON THE SPOT REPAIRS"

DIAL 4-4305

INCOME TAX RETURNS

BIRTHS CLOW '— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clow (nee Shirley Dixon).

wish to announce the birth of Kent Douglas. 7 lbs. 6 ozs.. at the P.E.I. Hospital on March 19th. 1962. A brother for the boys and Linda

KANE —— At the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Saturday.

FOR SALE: ONE NEW DODGE engine complete with trans. mission and power takeoff.

of years‘ experience In related work). “Gm-$5160 per annum. For further details and applica- tion forms write to the Civil Service Commission. ‘P 0 st Office Building. Canterbury St. Saint John. New Brunswick. Quote competition 63—523.

-—Guaranteed Income—— Experience an asset bu not essentia DIAL 4- 177 Between 1-2 pm and 5-6 pm. Help Wanted Female WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY ' person to Island Grill. Queen Street. Charlottetown. ; WANTED: WOMAN OR GIRL to keep house and care for one I

Help Wanted

‘WANTED: MALE on FEMALE for office work. Apply in per» n to: MacKay Construction

! I s I work office.

Suitable for boat. Apply to Eldon MacKenzie. Rollo Bay or phone 170-3 Souris.

Children’s Wear

Properties For Sale

FOR SALE: DAIRY FARM AP- proximately 100 acres. Ill/AI miles from Charlottetown. onI paved highway. Eight rooml house with modern convenien-[ ces. Reasonably priced. Ap-I

ply Harold Stead. Sherwood. ‘

BELVEDERE STORE — OPEN I until 9 each night — groceries. I Pet

children’s wear. St.

Road. Farmers Market . ——l ‘ONE VELOX ELECTRIC cream separator for sale. Con— tact Colin MacPhail. 8 Am-' I brose Street Charlottetown. I P one 2-1886.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED: FIRST CLASS TEA- cher for Central Lot 16 school. .00 supplement. Apply to Mrs. Jack Yeo. Central Lot 16.

Properties Wanted ’

ersiWANTED: FARM WITH p319 Write Guardian-Patriot

vale. safe beach for children; House and buildings in use-I able condition. Cash for im-I mediate sale. Send completeI details and picture to Box 2467 Guardian-Patriot.

NOTICES I

iron SALE: QUANTITY or good Holstein and beef breed calves. Phone 4-7849 or apply to Clair Jenkins. Cross Roads (Southport l. ‘

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’Two PLIREDRED.II6'IISTEIN

child. in new home while: mother works. Apply Guar-I

dian-Patriot Box No. 2241 or I

phone 4-5746 between 6 and 7 I

p.m.

Help Wanted Male

WANTED: for outside farm work. heal I city. Permanent job. High- est wages. Experience dcsir-I able Write Guardian-Patriot I

.___.__Box 2468 ___________ _.' Marvel Hairdressing Schools 930“ WI“ 3‘5" my Small"? ONE MARRIED AND ONE! Branches in principal cities. ones. Knud Jorgensen. Fret. simfc man for farm work onI 358 Bloor St. West. TOFOIWO- erm‘m' well equipped farm close to CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX: Charlottetown (300d W336! tag now offered by Dillon and and steady employment. Ap«! . Spillett Ltd. at Feed Ware- plv Unemployment Insurance. I Articles For Sale Ouse. prince Street Wharf“

Charlottetown. I F KITCHEN PORTER AND DISH'

machine operator for hospital. Steady employment. Apply Miss Webster. Prince Edward Island Hospital or phone 4— 8532,

Guardian - Patriot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Mondays through Fridays 8.30 I’M. until 5 PM. Sat. till 12 noon. Phone Charlottetown 4-8506 Consult the list of telephones at the for. of Classified page for the Branch

Office c

WORD ADVERTISEMENTS 24 word mlnimum charge. Phone numbers, house num. ber. Box number, are chargod Is one word. various groups ol number: count separately. Only Standard Dictionary Abbreviations are acceptable. Cosh Rota Insertion per word A’ISc 3 consecutive Inser- tions 4: per word, 6 consecutive In- sertions (Hi-c per word IO per cent additional charge on these so aunts If not paid within 7 days of lost Insertion data.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 5: per word, 18

rd minimum cha a.

NOTICES Births, Deaths

Engagements.

$1.75 A

dltlonal each name printed 10:. In

memorloms l .75. Additional

each nompapar line of

MARRIED MAN’ , , l cial Independence.

Trade Schools BE A HAIRDRESSER

Marvel trained hairdressers are preferred hairdressers I Learn at Canada's mo _

spected School and gain finan-

inn is pleasant, dignified work and trained hairdressm-s are In great deman For Free de- scriptive Catalogue write to

Hairdress i

heifer calves for sale. sired by I Crown Point Rosafe Ladysv man. Apply Robert MacKin- ‘ non. Southport. I FOR SALE: ON FRIDAY. Holstein and beef breed calves. I

deliver. Phone Borden 30-23.I MyIron Dawson. North Tryon.I‘ BUYING PIGS FRIDAY A'I'; Fredericton. Paying $23.00 a; pair for good pigs over 35 lbs. I‘

O ALE; ONE ANTIQUE couch. Phone 4-7274.

CHILDRENS SPRING COATS. like now. Size 10. $6.00; Size , .00. Twins coats. size 7, $5.00. Phone 4-9598

FOR SALE: “RINGHURST” oiil range with all fittings. Perfect condition. Reasonable price. Phone: Souris 171. ONE BABY CARRIAGE FOR sale. converts into basinette or auto bed. Used very little. Phone 4-9100.

FOR SALE: 0 VOLT CAB radio by Automatic. enclosure. $70. value for 335.. PO Box 495, Montagu ; Phone 144 (after 5:00 p.m.l

FOR SALE: MILL MACHINERY

and De Walt saw. Also seed

oats. Apply Charles Weeks or

Roy Fri Phone Hunter

River. 60-14.

LADIES STRETCH!!! BLACKS

$3.96. Factory Outlet Store,

opposite Flying Dutchman

Restaurant. 109 Queen street. Charlottetown.

FOR SALE- STUDIO COUCH:

'/4 spring

on

a oval table 32 x 33. Phone 4-4168.

CHILDRENS BROWN ox- fords. $3.6. Mens Canadian

Vpru with Rhyme Ind Verso made rubber boots. 83.50. style maintained to: per line. Factory outlet store, opposltle Count onlv 5 “9'89. wmb Flying Dutchman Restaurant,

15 to 6 lotion each) per line.

Oblllfary nor“: will be charged $1.50

Mihoflrstflwordsacw

’nstfor- CLASSIFIED DISPlAYS l

169 Queen Street. Charlotte- town

tars. Electric generator sets. Simer automatic fuel a n I! water transfer pumps. Auto- matic 110 volt AC generators,

3.000 watt. es present 8 ororcarortruck. Evinrude ou rd motors.

vice. EM. Canon. 310 Court St.. Summer-side. Phone 48- 2N4.

____________.__..._. FOR SALE — MASTER HEA-

complete line of Master Feeds and Concentrates in stock_ I Pm‘emill Franchize mixer. Dil~

lottetown. P 15.!

FOR SALE: REGISTERED Holstein bull, year old. Sire Forest Lee Kismet .lr ‘ x- cellent". Dam Abegweit Sty- list. “Good plus". Good tpe and production in this bulls pedigree. Priced to sell. Ap- ply Elmer Smith. Freetown.

DO YOU NEED MONEY? We offer fast-service casb pose . . ,. up to $2.500 .

36 months to pay! HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

117 Queen St.. Phone 4-7396 148 Gt. Geo. St, Phone 4-8517

Articles Wanted

WANTED 'ALE BO’I'I’LES 20¢ per dozen PHONE 4-8595

ALE BOTTLES Paying 20 cents per ozen MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

158 Kent St. Opp. Eaton's

Also ten tons baled hay WillI

lon and Spillett Ltd.. Char I . . I

loans for any Worthwhile pur- E

Special Notices NOTICE: ALL sonoor. TAXEs‘ owed Green Meadows SchoolI District not paid in full byI March 30. will he published in I this paper and collected. By; Order of Trustees. I

MIDGET I OFF HOCKEY FINALS

Georgetown Rink North River vs. Georgetown Friday March 22nd Game time 8 PM. ‘I Admission 25 & 35 I Canteen Service I

PLAY-

WANTED TO RENT: SINGLEI Q henna! Air Conditioning

WANEDTTTTREE BEDROOM I

FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM AP- artment in Sherwood. $90.00 a month. Phone 4W9.

Wanted To Rent

I Electrical Wiring -— Large or small

office. Heated. central. Apply? . Refrigeration Sales - Box 2425 Guardian-Patriot. I . Service WANTED IMMEDIATELY3 on: . “pm” am“ a 4 room furnished apartment. type. Box I 2175. I

Q Motors Remand-repaired Oil Burner and dd and Strainer Ligtuning Rod-—

house or ground floor spar-1.: Sales and Servrco

ment. Centrally located by|

June lst. Apply Box MIRI DeLAVAL DAIRY.

Guardian-Patriot,

' 4 _ 9‘ Financial Advisory Service March 16th. 1933. to Mr. and . . ‘ s. Jack Kane (nee Marilyn ‘ "'r CHESTER STAIRS Mac-Donald). a daughter. Mary Lynn Olave, weight 8 .. v 37A Elm Avenue Dial 4-8676 lbs. 1% ozs. ' .’ . Charlottetown ' - ' w», ; Rigaaol; — Tao Mr.‘ and EII/lrs. 21~ f 4 ‘ I e ore eag nee iza- ' , _ I 5- . I, g. o. ! rm COLD WAVE SPECIAL! beth Strongl. a daughter. Jane ‘1 .1 - £1: ' r‘ I i 7-50 ‘0' 34-00 Elizabeth. weight 8 pounds. 4 . , -I g.‘ ,A , , up $10.00 for $7.00 ‘6'- . ounces. on March 18. 1963. at: 4 ' ., . « / SHAMPOO SET—$1.00 Gen 81 "‘7 “"‘ ’ 42 ' aw- !” SHAMPOO SET a our 3150 g“! isgusgall’m 1’8“: go 1' .-’, . _ _" - t. rm. .. I): ate? W’ GALA BEAUTY SALON “9 " °“ ‘;~ — ~ 8”” ‘ ‘ 105 KENT s'r. / H mm m. ENGAGEMENTS am “Miriam mm'r — LAMPIIIE —— Mr. gnd Mrs. grant; .I. Burtti‘Covc- _ ead Roa announce c on gagement of their eldest in daughter. Mary Frances

Dianne to John Terrence. son of . errence Lamphier. Pleasant Grove. Marriage to take olace in the near future.

IN MEMORIAM

CARTER - In loving memory of Mrs. Ernest Carter who passed away March 21st. 1955

Gone 'but not forgotten Loves greatest gift remem-

rance. Lovineg remembered by hus- band. Kit. Bob and grandchild- ren. Dalhousie. N.B.

SHERRY ~ In loving memory of Rudy Gerard Sherry. who

NEWLY-WE Ds—WI—STFT FUR- EQUIPMENT nished apartment in town I". just outside town. Will logkI after furniture as if it were their own. Would consider I‘ blouse trailer. Phone Mrs. Sin- ' ‘ cair at 4-6248 or Mr. Si l ' at 4-8056. "c “I DIAL 4-9543 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ‘

PRINCIPAL WANTED

BORDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Supplement to be negotiated with school board accordlng to qualifications and experience. Contact Mrs. Easton, at school. past principal for 11.1 years. concerning working conditions and discip- me. Apply in writing to Charlotte Ja Secretary. before April 1. 1963.

Timon—I l SALE

1 at

I FLAT RIVER

. POSTPONED

I TILL

3 Sat.. March 23rd l l P. M.

l J. T. McKENNA l

I

Auctioneer Tenders

WANTED YOUNG MAN

Interested in Color Matching Etc. To Work in Paint Dept. and Perform Miscellaneous Duties

POSITION OPEN IN CHARLOTTETOWN STORE

Applicants must be aggressive and willing to work hard. Reply in own handwriting stating age, Martial Status. Education, Etc.

To Guardian-Patriot Box 2259 Charlottetown

DEPARTMENT OF PUBIC WORKS. OTTAWA ENDERS

SEALED TENDERS addressed to Secretary. Department of Ipubuc Works. Room 3422, so ICharles Tupper Building. River- side Drive. Ottawa and endors- ‘ed "TENDER FOR LANDING. COVEHEAD. P.E.I." will be re- ceived until 3.00 PM. (EST).

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Plans. Specifications and forms of tender can seen. or can be obtained on deposit of sum 0 $20.00 in the form of a CER- TIFIED bank cheque to the or- der of the RECEIVER. GEN- ERAL OF CANADA. through: Chief Engineer. Room E443. ISir Charles Tupper Building. IRiverside Drive. Ottawa: Dis-

REAL ESTATE

u'ici. Engineer. P.O. Box 1230. Charilottetown: and can be seen at

BUYING SELLING RENTING PHONE 4.3268

J. w. MacKENZIE

Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broke 209 eon Street C.A.R.E.B.

e

TIMEX WATCHES

$7.” Firestone Home & Auto

n Member of Charlott town

the Post Offices at Summer-

side and Covehead. P.E.I. ROBERT FORTIER. ..

Chief of Administrative SGVIOCI and Secretary.

RENTALS

March 21 Th

Lorne.

passed away March 2151, 1962. The memory of his dear wee

375- Will linger with us all our days. Sweetest flower. too sweet to

stay. God took him home to show the way. Never to be forgotten

and uncle . r and Mrs Sobey and family.

by aunt . Lorn

MacNEILL .— In loving memory of my mother Mrs. Chester MacNeill. who passed away

. 1961.

e blow was great the shock

severe We little thought her death so

near.

Only those who have hm can tell,

The sorrow of parting without farewei

Loy‘ngly remembered by son daughter-in-law Beryl and grandchildren,

MACNEILL—In loving memory of my wife Mrs. Chester Mac- Neill who passed away March 21st. 1961. -

Sitting here thinking dear

for you I breath a sigh for days gone

by And the love that we once knew. When I think of the day you were called away The lonely teardrops start So until we meet at Jesus feet I’ll hold you in my heart. Always remembered by her husband.

SHERRY — In loving memory of our dear grandson Rudy Gerard Sherry, who died March 2132. 1962.

He was only a little white rose,

A sweet little flower from

Go took him home to Heaven

Before he was soiled on earth. Lovineg reme ered by

grandparents Mr. and Mrs.

James Cavanagli.

lrth. ‘

"DON'T WANTS" THROUGH A CLASSIFIED AD ’ Births, Deaths, Marriages

II DOOHERTY — In loving mem- ory of Mr. and Mrs. Dani Docherty, Kingston. who pass- ed away September Nth. 1947. and March 2131. 1900.

The memories we have of you

today. No length of time can take away. , Lovineg remembered by the family. _ . SHERRY—In lovhig memory of Rudy Gerard Sherry who pas- March 211. 1962. A littlelanmtoosweetandpure Upon this to

roam. and came so silently

An 6

And took our dear nephew home. Airways remastered by Reta

Francis and family.

MaeKINNON - In fond and loving memory of our father Neil J. Macblnnon. New Haven who departed this life March 21st. 1950.

This day we do remember.

A loving thought we give

To one no longer with us

But In our hearts still lives. Lovineg remembered bv his

family. .

MacNEILL — In loving mem- ory of my dear mother Mrs. Chester MacNeill who passed away March 21. 1961.

Just a prayer from all of us who loved you. Precious memories kind and

rue:

In our hearts you'll live forever.

Because we thought the world of

you. Always remembered by daugh- ter Elsie. Wilbur and Lynne.

CARD OF THANKS

Many thanks to Drs. Inman and McIntyre. matron. nurses and staff of the Kings County Hospital for their care and kindness while 1 was a patient there Also to Rev. Mr. Bar- wlse. all who sent flowers. treats. letters and cards. Your thoughtfulness was very much appreciated.

Mrs. Ernest Machon. Murray Harbor.

The Parkdaie School Ice

9 Sports Committee wish to thank

the following contributors whose names were inadvertently omit- ted from the sports list of don- ors: Rogers rdware: West End Nurseries: Metropolitan Stores: D.A. acDonald Pro- duce: Producers Co-op: Mr. Earl Foster: F. N. MacLean; Ellis Bros: W.R Jenkins Ltd: Fred Roper: A Friend.

The family of the late John Edward Hughes wish Lo exoress their sincere thanks and appre- ciation to all ktnd neighbours, friends and relatives who show- cii so much kindness during their recent sad bereavement. Especially do they wish to thank Drs. J.A.. and Frank Mac- Millan. Fr. Reid, Sisters, RM. and student nurses of the Chap lottetown Hospital for their kind service to he deceas whiie he was a patient. Thanks to all those who sent mass cards. floral tributes and sympathy cards. Hennessey Funeral Home. the pallbearers. the men who looked after the grave. To one a all a sincere thank you. may God bless you all.

The family of the late Philip N. Murphy wish to, express sin- cere thanks to the clergy who attended him during his long illness; those who sent Mass cards. spiritual bouquets. flow- ers and letters of sympath . Also Drs. L. M. and John Bon- nell. kind neighbours and friends who in any way helped during his illness and death.

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CARD PARTY Wiltshire Hal] every Friday night. 8.30 pm. Sponsored by Hall Committee.

1st. game in tournament.

ANNUAL MEETING 1" o n Augustus Dairy Corporation, Tuesday, March as. 1963, at Fort Augustus Hall.

HOCKEY NORTH River Rink tonight. Thursday. York vs, Fairvlew in deciding game or semi-finals. Game time 8:30 pm. Admission .fic. At 7 pm. school hockey Winsloe vs. Corn- wall; a pm. Milton vs. Marsh- field. Sudden death games In semi-finals. Admission to school players .15c.

UNLOADING CAR of Oilcake. Thursday and Friday. March 21. and 22nd. at Wiltsbire. Wilt- shlre Dairying Co. Ltd.

HOME ECONOMICS Pro. gramme at Queen Charlotte Thursday night has been post—

ncd till further notice. Please keep tickets.

PRINCE COUNTY

REGULAR THURSDAY night dance tonight at Kenslngton Canadian Legion. Music by the Tremtones. Admission 75 cents.

KENSING’I'ON RINK. tonight.

Thursday. North hore semi-

finals. 7:30. Lon River \u.

Seabrook Juniors. 9:00. Hunter

Iver V5. Rustlco. Legion free 5

R skate 3:00— 00. KING'S COUNTY VARIETY CONCERT Lower Montague Hall. Friday, March 22. 8 pm. Sponsored by Alli- son Women's Institute.

DR. BJ. GRANT. Optometrist will be in his Montague office every Saturday from 10 am. - 5 pm.

SPRING FASHION Sponsored Childrens

SHOW.

and all association members.

BALTIC

ent in Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Hubert Caseley. Spring Valley is spending some time in Baltic with Mr and Mrs. Elmer Caseley and family.

The Malpeque Women's Insti-

tute held the March meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, Kenneth Owen. with a good attendance. Miss Janet Caseley returned to Monoton. N.B. after spending the weekend at her home in Spring Valley.

William Brander. Baltic. has sufficiently recovered trom an operation .in the Prince County Hospital. and is now making a good recovery at the home of (his daughter Mrs. Eric Suds« bury. Kensington. E