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NOTICES

BUSINESS

10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Jan. 3, 1964. AUTOMOTIVE l EMPLOYMENT Cars For Sale Help Wanted Male

1956 CHEVROLET FOR SALE. four door, six cylinder. auto- matic. One owner. Excellent working order. Body in good condition. fully equipped. Ap- ply at Morrison and MacEach. ern Service Station, Hampton.

wanted for an old established

pitalized. If satisfactory, could become part or full owner — famibi not qualified. Write Box 14. Dalhousie, N.B.

PHARMACIST URGENTLY

business; owner retired. hos-

THINKI THINK.‘

DO YOU N It E In MONEY? REIJABLE MAN WANTED

We offer fast-service cash age 30 lo 5_=,_ Wm, good car_

loans for any worthwhile l>ur- to contact established custom-

59 - - UP i0 52-500 - - ‘Dd I ers and open new accounts.

35 m°’‘th‘ 10 3” I references required. I

G For information write Guar- d-ian-Patriot Box 18979.

I DELIVERY BOY I WANTED

Apply in Person

. pa HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 117 Queen St.. Phone 4-7396I 148 Gt George St. Phone 4-8517 j

EMPLOYMENT

RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPERI wanted. Live in. Must be fond IHE of children. Five day week. I Weekends free. Telephone 2-I 2239 for further information.I

CAPABLE womlw WANTEDI to care for hue child and dol‘ ligllt housework while mother GIRL REQUIRES PQSITION Wm-ks. weekends fl-ee_ Live. as waitress. has previous ex-

Highland Avenue

ln m. mll_ Telephone 43,453 MI perience. telephone 4-4004 be- ‘ fore 6 p.m.

further information. I 'PAINTING WANTED BY AN

Wgxsgl h:EeQ“L_InI:(ED eldiglg experienced painter. Tele- ladies home five I mornin a phone 2‘284-6 evenings only i‘ ' 3 I for further information.

weekly. ll a.m. - 12 a.m. Ap- ply in writing to Guardian-I Patriot Box 18943. Charlotte-

t°“'n- Articles For Sale Opportunities -rwo NEW woon SLEIGHS -—---——--———2;———————._. f 31 , A 1 I, ' ‘. WTSTANDING BUSINESS oP- I$.Sls§.IIol’Ii"ysIa‘t’Ioil.“i".I§ IE3. portunity. Exclusive Credit phone 392.2171 for further 11,. Collection Agency franchise formation.

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LOST: A BEAGLE PUP WITH white slash on neck. Answers to the name of “Rex". Re- ward. Dial 4-4719.

Special Notices

END-OF-YEAR ACCOUNTING Business. Personal and Tax Financial Advisory Service

Laurie A. Coles

& Associates Consulting Engineering I: I Architectural Service ‘

Charlottetown I

14% Great Geo. St. Dial 4-SIGI Summerside Dial 3789 I Shoe Repairs I

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MERCHANDISE

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Articles For Sale

' HEAT

WC have 8 large assortment BED_I

of oil heaters, floor furnaces. I wood, electric_ and propane I heaters; also oil kitchen :

ranges with blower and with Kemac. I I Come In Today I I We Trade I I

IFirestone Home &

for Charlottetown and district: International General Credit Ltd. is now expanding branch office operations in Eastern Canada.

We offer a prestige oppor- tunity to join other branch of- fices throughout British Col- umbia. Alberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba as our exclusive franchise office in your area. This is a highly profitable en- terprise and only those who show a sincere desire to own- their own business will be considered.

Exclusive system under Dominion Copyright. complete training. stationery. advertis- lng aild continued assistancel included. Price $2250.00 in .'.d- ,3 dition to area fee. Applicants , must he bondable.

For particulars reply in con- I fidence to General Manager. International General Credit Ltd. 118 - 4 Avenue S.W.. Cal- gary, Alberta. I

CASUAL FOLDING SLIPPERS and beach sandals for quantity bulk sales as top money mak- ing side line. for well connect- ed hosiery. smallware, or shoe salesman calling on jobbers, wholesalers. and department stores required by old estab- lished Montreal import house. Write for appointment to Box 18842, Guardian-Patriot.

chain saws. high quality. low price. backed up with world's

information and price write. phone or call today. Top quality Oregon chain for all makes of saws at special prices_ Contact Keith Moase, Kensington. Phone 267-3278 sales and service.

until 10 each night - groceries. children's wear, St. Peter’s Road. phone 2-1862.

I organ for sale: also a 5 piece

Guardian - Patriot I l°“’°(’)“0fl 5°‘ 3"“ Play P°“~ A"

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CLASSIFIFD ADVERHSING I 4-4788 for further particulars. Monday: through Friday: 8.30 AM.

until 5 P.M. Sat. till 12

noon. Phone Charlottetown 4-8506 Consult the list of telephones I’! the

loogicgl‘flfirlgieldourlaieefior the Branch‘ WORD ADVERTISEMENTS 24 word; WOOD & OIL ' A h . mlmmum riurlhrlgefl, house num.I re

Phone 59 Just Received Another ; various groups Carload numbers count separately. Onlyl All Models standard Dictionary Abbreviations Extra Special are acceptable. Cash Rate insertion TRADE-IN SALE NOW ON Largesvarie.

per word 4‘.éc; 3 consecutive Instr-I ly PACE HEATERS”. All Sizes

tlons Ac per word, 6 consecutive In- sertions 3%: per word. 10 per cent additional charge on these ac- count: if not paid within 7 day: of last insertion date.

Good Used

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best chain saw warranty. For‘

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-‘NEW ELECTRIC c H o R n

Auto

I 187 Gt. George St.

Rooms ROOM FOR RENT. FURNISH- ed and heated. centrally locat- ed Telephone 2-1864 for fur-I ther information. I

SHOES REPAIRED I

177 Gt. George Street New Dyo-Flex with 52 different I shades. The first time this Why buy ‘em, simply dye ‘um. _ "All Work Guaranteed" Prompt Efficient Service

Phone 4-5547

for rent. Gentlemenf P.E.l. preferred. Centrally located. Telephone 4-3197 for further information.

ROOM FOR RENT IN PRIVATE home. Furnished and heated;

central location; continental beds; kitchen and laundry privileges: girls preferred. Personal

Telephone 4-6933. Room And Board ALS BY APPOINTMENT.

Trans-Canada Investigation and Insurance Reporting Company Specializing in domestic and

I Farmers Market

l IJERSEY COW FOR SALE. I Due to freshen January 12th, I six years old. Will trade for feeder cattle or hay. Apply Robert Crabbe, Spring- ;TWO MILK COWS FOR SALE. Due to freshen in March. I Still taking orders for calves. Will deliver. Stan Parker, Fredericton or telephone Hun- I it-r River 33.5. : POSTPONED SALE OF HERE- ; ford breeding stock will be ‘ held Tuesday January 7 at I Fred C. Ramsay's. Montrose. I Mr. L.W. Roper, Department I of Agriculture will officially I open sale at 1 pm. Mr. Claude

‘ Craswell will conduct sale. lf_

weather is cold. sale will be

held in barn. If storming will

I be held second fine day.

Livestock

IAYRSHIRE cow rot? SALE. Due to freshen in April: also a number of feeder cattle and I a general purpose mare. Ap- I ply to Amos Acorn. Vernon‘ River. I

Articles Wanted

QUANTITY OF EIGHT AND 10 foot logs wanted. E. Wisenelr. Watervale.

WANTED ALE BOTTLES

20c per dozen PHONE

4-8595

ME Boarders accommodated, very central location. Telephone I 4-9836, for further information. IROOM AND BOARD AVAIL- I a e. ntral location. Tele-

Write for information to Box 83 Oromocto. N.B. or call FL7-2112 Oromocto, N.B.

service has been available on.

commercial investigation cases.

I ISPECIAL NOTICE

1 Effective immediately we

CHESTER STAIRS , - Po. Box 711 Dial 4-8676 1 €32 ';§.,g”l°,;‘;:§,'f=‘ °‘" b"”‘"°°‘ Ohatrlottetown, P.E.I. This is necessary: fix-st nut Architects I we may be able to mega

obligations promptlly:

t we may maintain an ade- quate stock of Massey Fergu- son replacement parts and im- prove oitr repair s ce.

'rrns having a thirty-day cha account may continue

1789 ' on the same basis providing

accounts are up to date.

LAYTON GREEN

Albany, P.E.I.

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld (CP) — Premier Joseph R. Smallwood's Christmas Eve announcement that “I think we've got a third pulp mill" was his cautious way

his —— and their-eight-year-old dream has nearly come true. r. Smallwood said only his

government's decision whether try

to guarantee a bond issue for the Newfoundland Pulp and Chemical C o In p a n y Limited

ood in the way of the project which would employ 9,000 men in all its operations.

Several times since 1958 Mr Smallwood thought he was close to having the third mill estab- lished. Several times the plans failed to come to fulfillment.

For Fct stesl Service

JOHN D. DOE

R.R. 1 MONTAGUE NYCC 3 P.E.I. NOV. 10. 1962

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I change of addr

I a question, a complaint-

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or ITHE EVENING PATRIOT

A study was made in 1958 by Crown Zellerback Canada Lim- lted to determine if the all was economically feasible. The

Aircralt Gamble

By DAVE BUTLER I

of telling Newfoundlanders that with

‘Third Pulpll/lill In Nfld. Would Provide 9,000Jobs

firm decided it wasn't, report- ing Labrador wood would need ed to supplement local Crown timber. . In 1962 Mr. Smallwood said negotiations were under way a num of industrial I firms. and if the deal did not come off, "you will never be able to blame me for failure to

The same year. Newfound- land pulp announced the mill would be at Come-By- Chance. on the isthmus of Ava- lon that joins the Avalon Penin- sula with the main part of New- foundland. The firm also pre-

be the Labrador wood would be 1

Mr. Smallwood said little of

processed at Come-By-Chance. The mill would cost 845,000,000, but he did not say whether the government would be asked to back all of It.

Annual consumption would run about 300,000 cords and profits to the province would be an annual $10,000,000.

Two paper in s are now in operation in Newfoundland-the Anglo . Newfoundland Develop- ment Company mill at Grand Falls. and Bowater's Newfound- land Pulp and Paper Mills Lim- ited at Corner Brook.

dicted $52,000.000 costs and 300 tons of pulp a day.

‘GREATEST THING’

Come - By - Chance residents figured "it would be the great- est lng that ever happened but we've been through this all M II

Early this year the price ut the mill was pared to $45,000.- 000 and production was in- creased to 500 tons a day. Mr. Smallwood said he would be "very surprised a nd disap- pointed" if the mill didn't start this year.

Even a market for the pulp- the Curtis Publishing Company —had been found, but before the deal could be closed, the United States Supreme Court handed down a $3,000,000 judg- ment against Curtis in connec-

MONTREAL (OP) -- Some- times a multi-million dollar gamble pays off and when it does. the dividends are large.

Canadian Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Co.. recently re-named United Aircraft of Canada, sank 20.000.000 over a four-year pe-

- phone 2-2846 for further par-I I ticulars.

IANNOUN

IBOARDERS CAN BE ACCOH-l

‘ modated in a private home in I CITY & QUEENS

4-5053 “WE TREAT the sick well"

I Sherwood. Telephone I for further particulars.

IROOMERIS WANTED TO

I share a large furnished ‘frontI Giggc-y's Pharmacy. New bedroom. Continuous hot I Schrafft's Homestyle Candies water. Centrally located. Ap-I‘ taste so good. Available now at

I ply to 65 Prince Street. :(l:lt;gey’s Flhlziirmallyl-_ Dial 4-3170 I ‘ or promp ree elvery. I I COAL We have plenty H B IFIRST FLOOR APARTMENT Weeks Coal Yard, GraIfton'Street I rm. lien“ h°at‘.?d- We b°d"0°m- I East. Charlottetown. Telephone . furnished kitchen. rumpusl +7212. room and laundry. Apply to 10, Felling Street for further par-I OUR TELEPHONE number I ticulars. fhas been changed to 892-2721. I _N-T_FOR.RE‘Nfi I R013“ Hyde-~ C°'"“’3"- I 25 Pownal Street. second goyis AND (;1m,s‘ _ _w3[chl fl°‘“'- °°"l3l"3 f°‘"' bed"°°"‘5- for Lions Club Centennial Dress I living room, kitchen and bath Carnival at Chm-1o1t91ownI plus a large hallway. Heated. la-0l.llm_ January golll. Emel- °l Wale“ T°l?Ph°"° "3313 your name on the entry form ‘o I” further P3m°“l“5' appear in The Guardian-Patriot! APARTMENT ran 1u=;:v1'_ January 4th. . .Don‘t miss it. I consisting of two bedrooms, NORTH RIVER R. k lo“. . . . ght. livlngroom and kitchen. Heat- Friday skating 8_ll;"pm.'Ad_I ed. Central location. Avail- lssloll 5 and 35 em; I able immediately. $70.00 mo:l- “‘ ° '

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CEMENTS

DANCE IN Mount Ryan 1-Iall. Saturday, January Adi. Good 3 music.

I DANCE IN Corran Ban Hall. Isaturday night, January 4th. Sponsored by the CYO. Music

I Iby the “Stardusters".

I KINGS COUNTY

‘I CROKINOLE Parties begin- giling in Murray River School. IFriday, January 3rd, at 8:00 -pm. I THE LAW office of Kenneth I R. MacDonald in the Civic Build- ing. Montague will be open eac Saturday. .

LADIES CURLING Club. Mon- tague, meeting Friday. January 3rd, at 8 p.m. in club rooms.

IDANCE. MORELL Community -Hall, Friday. January 3rd. in aid of Morell I-Iockey Club. Dan- cing 9:30 - 12:30. Music by the "Thunderbolts".

$ riod into research and develop- ment of a gas turbine engine for helicopters, planes and boats. "And it was a gamble," said UAC President Thor E. Steph- enson in an terview. “You

before your market is assured and people won't buy until the engine is almost ready to go into production.

I "We went into the devel merit of the PT6 (Pratt Tur- bine, model six) with the know’.- Iedge that there wasn't this kind

Iof power plant available." he said.

I The 500 to 700 horsepower en- 'gine is a compact, powerful jet. It is described by the company as the first Canadian built and designed turbine to be certified by the United States govern- merit.

MUST BE SAFE

r. Stephenson said any piece of aeronautical equipment offered for sale in the U.S.

must be certified under a series of government rules and speci- fications to make sure it is safe

tor flight. Orders for the PT6 to date

thly. Write Guardian-Patriot Box 18977.

APARTMENT FOR RENT ON tirst floctr, Churchill Avenue.

VITAL STATISTICS

have been more than encour- aging. Beech Aircraft Corp. in purchasing engines for 200 busi- ness aircraft. Including spares.

three bedrooms, kitchen. din- lng room. living room. bath and shower. laundry room in basement. heated, own thermo- stat, hot water supplied. Avail-

BIRTHS

SIMPSON —- At the Prince Ed-‘ ward Island Hospital, Sunday.

RANKIN —- At his late resid- ence. Betlhel, Thursday. Jan. 2, 1964. John A. Rankin in his 88th year. Resting at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home from where the funeral will take place Saturday, Jan. 4. with service commencing at 2 pm. Interment in Blrchi-ll ceme- tery.

GRANT — At 03 Upper Prince Street, Jan. 1, 1964, Walter S. Grant. in his wth year. Rest- ing st the Cutcliffe Funeral Home until 2 o'clock today. then to St. James‘ Church for service commencing at ~ 3 o'clock. Interment in the Cut- cllfife receiving vault, later

ri in People’:

IN MEMORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS 5: per word, lal FLOOR FURNACES APARTMENT WANTED: -rwo able lmmedlalel _ Renlal December 29:1,, 1954;, to 1-, ""°"l """'"‘”"" Cl" 9- ‘ or three rooms. heated cen- lmoo lhl yvrl h and Mrs Hugih 1-] Simpson srlcsillii lloslllzes. BiErths, Deathsl at $ $ $ Saving Prices mi 10¢,-,.n.,n_ furnished 5, .1... 139‘-fll mon y. eep one a son. . . . ' - 9 '19’: neagementt. f ‘ hed. W ‘to G d‘ - §f,I:;,,°:“hT::’:: pm d W All-I lgalltllliiil Office Brdx i9tl.=ll7alr Ian Houses PAni:EltSl—dAlI tfle.ul;'-'lrlnceMEd- I 9 ‘- it ---——''~'——---‘;‘——* war an ospi on on- III.IIIeI~ 51.7. Add" 5 HOME & AUTO SMALL nous:-: ron num. ¢\:Iiar90.m:s.ch newspaper llfI:I°n°.l‘I C Fivte baxhd llsvery Bl:telml3\?I‘i|‘tS).erVian)ct:1'ltlr83I.'k:1" arm with hymn and Verse oi ' Paying Cents can ra y we ‘ u re. (nee Greta Jones) 8 dau~ Il- lcfylo maintained loc per lineI 187 Gt. George 5!. per dozen quested‘ Telephlme #8077 for tel. sllsall Lee welsh; 7 1:, ..°‘‘.:' . :.':::.. .’...I.°I"°.§:.°°I..Z”.°""I "“" ‘$54’ MAURICE BLOCK 6% we - sister for Garv- Obit i‘ ‘lib h cl . l°"”:ll:.":’lr':'*’2;"w°:l'¢£95"tlofg S C _ rent at Cross Roads. South- thereafter. I ‘53 Ken‘ st opp Eamnv. port. Contains kitchen. living- CLASSIFIED DISPIAVS l Insertion Just Received I . "°°"‘ ‘“‘‘l l“"‘' "Wed 3°GE'.‘s°N‘G‘Mm‘E ‘Th’ per column Inch $1.96, 3 c°,.mu,l.,, Large Shipment Il(l;NTALS I with oil furnace. Available marriage took place at tne insertions, pct Inch $1.68, 6 consecu immediately. Rent $57.00 Tryon Baptist Parsonage on ml. Insertions per inch $1.55. I964 ADMIRAL I Rooms I monthly. Telephone 4-3961. Monday. December 23rd. 1963, egsl tender notices $2.24 of Mary Evelyn. daughter OI Inch" . W Going at Special Price! cmozlflfi CeTlltl‘EBl?yTl0EC:! .__.___._L“°"._ Mrs. Harriet Gamble, West- '°‘" G"",'°"°" "="i°* Classified Li al Trade-ln led Il-.,,l,, bell, sullabl, , nousa manna FOR nan! Imoreland to Donald Lloyd. AdAd"""°."" '" l’°”‘ """P'P"| owance llwll glrls ol. mil, male “ml. at Belvedere Trailer Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd we "°'l:"c'l"‘l°"" _" °d°'“‘ °" "ll? 0!! Your Old Set! ‘ms Telephone 45359 M. ll", o bedrooms. furnished. Rogetrson. Crapsud, Prince Oriauflrlfae Urztawtlan l:.sclich"s‘i,rTsder-tile‘: l'“' NT "'-l- ther. information. "“°°"‘“:l:el;""‘,:’,:'lepl:,‘;'l'ellfl?“l2f Ed“""l I‘l”‘d' "Amd GU - "V0 LARGE 300"‘ 703 1346 for further information. DEATHS dvertlsers are requested to road l ’I'V's rent ‘unable for gm, only h - - - :.*1'.....::‘“:;:;*°.:"':;.. Ir. 'e::'...:€::I F 74 95 I my to is more S---I REAL ESTATE mnmlvw me» count- Dwmmm lmmedmely I" ll" C". 0‘ l POM . __ “ta, 5 pm_ Pm rt. Wfllud Hospital on Thursday. Jan. 2. any mistake, as this newspaper 1; TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS _ _ _ 6' 1”" Jweph Tmbldeml of Ofllv Vuponsiblo for one day’: incor- for rent with 3 glnk 3nd 3 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE 03 Ml5°°“¢'he in M5 55”‘ Y9"- rod publication or for the lncomct place for slave Apply to 15 duplex wanted to buy. Write Remllllll |'¢9tl|'ll It the 30W- portion only of a classified display & Alley sll-eel fog.» f.lll-ll," llll-m._ Gum-dl.n.p.gl-lot 3” l3y;5_ fleas Funeral Home until Sat- °dV¢rtlIe‘menl- C Lld mam“ urday morning, then to st. Adiu-om-ms on Classified Advunlu. °- - ______'______________ John the Baptlgt chm-eh, me. My Accounts must bc 111 do within 107 Gt George St. FURNISHED umran ROOMS I ¢.,.,¢I.., go, p,q.,I,m gill. fhomflnt 7 days of billing dm. Dial 4-5547 for rent. Available lmmedis- M." .1 9 .,m_ 1111.;-men; in 0 Mwlplper reurvoa the right tely. Apply at 170 Sydney St.. church cemetery. Visiting '° """’* ''‘l“'- "W" °' '0-04" 04- utter 5 pm. for further lnfor- hoop. 2.5 7.1o vonlclng for publication. mation . . l . IOX REPUES information ,» mm, _____..__.;________.__.__ 1-Aybon _ M fi Oil 9 D est Royalty, Advertisers using Blind latter Io: HEATED FURNTSKED BED‘ Wednesday, Janunry.1, 1fi4_ Numban loo Iox Numbers room for rent on ground ___________________.._____ Jnmu E_ -I-”.lol.dsl".lcon. '9' Gallon is hold strictly confl¢lont- floor. (kntrally located. Gilt Building Q Rapping ll, lll. gull yen.‘ M lot and will not be divulged undgy preferred. TEIODIIOIIO 4-7017 N,rDR1oR cAnPEN,"‘Y. ‘RE_ "stilt ‘t Montague yuan.“

WEANER PIGS FOR SALE

40 lbs. and OVER Contact Canada Packers Ltd. moms 4-6511

for further particulars.

LARGE D. HEATED bedroom for rent with kitchen privileges. Suitable for one or two girls. Telephone 4-8411 for further information.

mnuolm ¢g,lll,l llulldllul Home. Funeral from the Dun-

colatmctlon work. free estl- 4" NW“ Cl“"‘°h- 3"“"‘l‘Y- Inuu .1] and. d work. “D. 4 ‘S 3 p.I'n. Contact Ernest Bradley, St. “I0 AM! NW0?!

‘°l‘°"'" mm °""l‘l¢o‘l'l“ nmacv — At the a.m. Hos-~

pltal. Doc. 81. 1003. Raymond

BUSINESS

MOASE — In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs.‘ Alden Mouse.

this order cotdd reac gines. about $1 . The company says that if do Havilla of Canada follows present plans to re-equip its 1,500 Beaver aircraft with

the millions.

The greatest triumph for UAC came when the French aircraft firm Henri Potez de- cided to use the PT6 in its four- en-gined 040 plane. The 840 had been using the Astazou engine- bu' in France's Turbomeca factoi-y—for two years.

“We are in direct competltio with the Turbomeca Astaoou." said Mr. Stephenson. “There are some engines ktmllar to ours under development in the

ct. We're years ahead of them TESTING ON LAUNCH

The US. Navy has also taken a liking to the PT6 and is test- ing it on a Norwegian-built pa- trol launch at Ellzabe City.