,Wanl' Ads Are The SpringTonic For A Rundown Purse! Dial 8506

Page 10 The Guardian

g Thur., April 3, 1958

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Bally lllllcxs

June “NOW.”

3 MURRAY--In loving memory of our dear husband and father,

horns, Road Is1and_ Red x Whtits Leghorn or Leghornsx Barre

ORDER CHICKS FOR MAY AND For high egg production; Cross Strain Leg-

our our WAY tr;

Female Help Wanted

WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY New England Catfe.

- WANTED IMMEDIATELY. CAP-

able housekeeper for April and May. Modern summer home on

Salesman Wanted

RAWLEIGII BUSINESS NOW open in some good rural dis- tricts and in Charlottetown. Trade well established. Excell-

ent opportunity. Full time. Write‘

Wanted

s '1' A K E BODY FOR TON tr u c k or larger. Apply 1‘’a“ Turner, Wilisloe.

Wanted To Bull

IN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM T. ACORN

d way at the Cliar— . There passe a Sunday, Main

lottetown Hospitah . . 2, 1958, William Acorn, M,lll\;ll:¥e. 3 highly respected resident 0

lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin’ Beagan, of‘

J ohnstons River.

Mrs. Bernard Coady, George and Mildred, Vernon River Mrs. Kathleen Hennessey and

Lois, Charlottetown.

The Holy Name Society, Vernon

. . —-——————-—’-""" River. ,. ' Gordon Murray. who passed a- Rock. Write or Phone us today. , highway. Apply National Em- at on-ca Rewlelgihs ‘Dem 13- BUYING GOOD PIGS OVER 30 . t . t‘ M . Edmund Murphy, Chm._ way April ‘ml’ 1957‘ Raynorys chick Hatchery’ Mt’ r/ .. , , ” ; p1°yme“'t s°1'Vi°°- 475 ' 189’ 4005 Rwheheu’ Mon’ lbs‘ will also bliy sIna1(lierf(:I“fI‘S1 d1’SI‘l1ii-ac late Mr. Acorn was born lottertfnwn. . ’f'1‘h°S° who think 0‘ him *°daY- §§4;J2 ?2/%’}/ ¢ - WANTED HOUSEKEEPER FOR weal’ £0-r MarketApm1€I:ci;i1naid st. at Hermitage. Sept. 2, 1332 and M, and ME Lmus smnh, John -Are those who loved him ‘°€5‘~’ HAVE CHICKS‘ FOR You,“ 4 . i 4%} country ‘home with all m0d- Seeds plckup P" ' ’ was the eldest 9°“ °“he1““e J°‘ stons River- . Ever remembered by wife and best markot-,5 __ eggs —— broil- l 2-. .‘ , I//. em o0nvemences_ Apply BOX Peters Bay. Seph Acorn and Ellen Coady. Tillile Mrs_ David Maoponam and 8a'mi=1y- ens. (Some start;du.1%u1l)e:s;nM(:y :53] 5 uHKu Guardian office’ sum_,LI1KtE T01\}/JIAT0_E:? 53:: wanted ‘'0 Rent deceased was alrfesident of M - Wi11ian3,h\7eIi\l/}on.Fachern Hem“ ' . ‘ - - , , : - os is car usin o ' ' e 1e. _ ac .. . - (‘ MacKINN0N—_In loving memory ,;I,§”,.”eibI1c(§.1vl'§rSc:ci°<erc1s. Mixed 5;‘ memde‘ tra earlyy seed.yWrite for free j*jfi‘R VIII: \}BilaSS:n(1l:V0ll12 member of the talg/E: O n of Neil W. ‘MacKln-non wh_° chicks in wide choice. Get full * ‘ LADIES ARE YOU IN NEED catalogue. Vesey’s Seeds, York HOUSE OR. A near City_ Goodl Roman Catholic Church and 8 Mn and Mrs Joseph Redmond, l>3'5'5e.d.s, away 011 AM11 3rd’ 195"‘ list from Bray Hatchery agbnt. ’ more money? Avon Cosme- . ii r°:’}";‘5 lxpgliy BOX 799 Gum, member of the Vernon River H01y Lake Vex-do Tm memory is our keepsake Ralph Raynor RR 5. Chall10‘7te' tics holds the answer. Become T8aGhEI'S Wanted °°a ‘° ‘

With which we will never part,

God has him in his keeping, We «have him in our hearts.

Always mememtbered by wife

and family.

WALL—In loving memory of A1‘-

th.u.r Wall who passed away at

Darn-ley, April 4. 1957. 87$ “*9

town, Phone 7984 (Bray Hatch- ery, Moncton, NB-

—~i

LIMITED QUANTITY STARTED pullets. Wide choice. Have day- old Ames In- Cross and other high producers. Onder May ' June broilers now. Heavy c0t_C‘k- erels. Mixed chicks in wide choice. Ask us for complete

ALL HIS LIFE l-E GRUBBEDFER

ms NAME HAN'ToN no-rAel.I=:rs,' IN no PARK His STATUE STANDS.

WAGES ‘/UH COULD TELL IT BY HIS HANDS.

an Avon representative and serve your neighbors during convenient hours. Call‘ neces- sary in rural areas. Fdr inter- view Wnite R. G. Dunn, 16 Prin- cess St., Moncton.

Help Wanted

“BEFORE APPLYING FOR OR accepting any position to teach with the school district, Wii. i peg No. 1, teachers are asked to clear with Mr. E. L. jrne" General Secretary, Manitoba '1‘eacher’s Society, 956 Portage at Lipton, Winnipeg.’ ’ ‘

dian - Patriot.

~w'KN'fE6'TET' RENT

For 4 months detached cottage near Summersldfii Must be first C.1'aSS- W1

Name society. _ ,

His first marriage was W1?- Janie Sullivan, Greenfield. This union was blessed with two chil- dren. Within a few years he mar- ried Lena Duffy, Lake Verde. who mourns his passing. _

He was sober, honest and Indus- trious and ready at all times to lend a helping hand to those in

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris- sey, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Intyre, Millview.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly, Lake Verde.

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Curran

d f fly, Millview. anlvh-_a:hd Mrs. Vernon Macin-

tyre, Millview.

. 1‘ t, B.. Hatchery agent, J. ‘ ‘ IMMEDIATE OPENING. MAN _ . N - need. . _ M, and Mrs. Joseph Morris- ‘lge °'f 55 year‘: ‘S my u h e S, E,,_,.e,.a1d_ TH wEAl_:rH HE LEFT BEHIND ’IM or woman to take over vacant wanted pay hlghest P1109 for fight His funeral which was largely rEamsc1iffe_ What would we give to see your Spence!‘ H 3 lNOLlLDNT1..DADA5ARl7lMECAN Says 1, _ (Bray Hatchery, Moncton, N. Bu-rn, UKE .,..5o.,. .r..,.HA”K.,,’,, Watkins route in Charlottetown WANTED - ALE BOTTLES. place, Apply-—— attended was held from his late Mrs. Dorothy Maynard, char. _ er tgcgvwhanget a friendly .g00d_ B_)_ n Fez Jesse“-Mvoumm. .__’_‘_;7§r;u:«i-:3 Nothing teo invest. No e:otperi- Pints or quarts. Dial 8595. BOX 999 ch Guardian l;’etsi3len§fi'1¥l;egr11]::l.::yéggiglgniila 10“etowna.M 0 en Callaghan day!’ 9”“ "9? F5913’ 35 We ram YOUNG BOAR FIT FOR SER- ____L__________ . . 0a 1 S 1 R. , High Mr. an rs. w y . mt tie mew ti W5 3"" '"'°"‘ '°' 53'“ rt? Ed '”—w..t Wanted ghost: Rn... _ cantigzngrjhgdziiwagf 1943 ., CHEV.. COACH: NEW F01’ 3310 For Sale G. E. Rivard, 350 St. Roch PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION., _,1fifi they-in-law, Very Rev. J. A- Si{11- Bedf,'m,_ paint; new battery, and good FARM 100 ACRES ON ST. PE-1-_ Street, Montreal, Que. Phone 3060. . WOMEN W livan, assisted by Rev. Urban G1 -

I Sadly missed by TlVa'1‘l. and C0” ' Dickieson, Walter and Da'Pa‘11-

-t L —— I 1 ing memory 05 ' “fir dearnFa)t]her and Grand- father, Arthur Wall, who passed away on April 4th, 1957. bear is his memory. ‘ ‘ "sweet is his name. Deep in our hearts.

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tires; Cheap tflor quick sale Ap- -‘tply 122 Up. Queen’ St., City. 1955 DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN vetalic green, In’ excellent condition; equipped with ex- tras. Can be financed. Phone 3885.

-4 TON 1952 INTERNATIONAL for parts motor in good con-

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ONE WESTINGHOUSE HEAVY ‘duty. 3 H.P. Motor, Atptply Gor- don Roper, Charlottetown RR. 6. Dial 7642.- ‘USED BATIIROOM SET CON- qsitstintg of tuna, toilet and sink. Also an electric stove. Phone

996.

AFRICAN VIOLETS —- ASSORT-

er’.s I-Iiglhvway in the village of Mt. Stewart, also 20 Coclcshiitt Tractor, 1953 and Mercury truck 1947. Would contsidetr ex- changing tfanm for house in or near town. Atptply Leo Brown, Mt. Stetwiatrt.

FARM AT HAMPTON ON T. C. Highway consisting of 86 acres,

MaIe.Ileln Want-all

MEN! HERE’S YOUR OPPOR- tunity for a permanent career and an above average income. Manage your own business, sell- ing established and nationally advertised products — necessi- ties for both home and farm.

preferably Parkdale Apply 796 Guardian.

WANTED TO BUY BEATTY Windmill 10, 20 or 30 foot tower Write Lee Taylor, Nine Mile Creek.

WANTED — ONE GOOSE OR

vicinity.

1 LOT OUTSIDE CITY LIMITSJ

day. Phone 6881 after 5230-

CALL FOR ENDERS

lis, Deacon, and Rev. T. P. But- ler Sub-Deacon, Rev. John Gash was seated in the sanctuary.

Service at the grave was con- ducted by Rev. John Cash assist- ed by Very Rev. J. A. Sullivan and Rev. T. P. Butler.

He leaves to mourn besides his sorrowing widow one son~Joseph

Mr. James Carey, Earnscliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mac- M‘11 , Pownal. and Mrs. John E. Morris- ‘ , Cherry Valley- Sell,/Ir. and Mrs. Fred Seale, Char- l tt t wn. . OM20 and Mrs. M-aumce Red- mond, Charlottetown. Mrs. Leonard Murphy and fam-

‘ _ _ ‘ ,- h d f _ Millview, and one daughter Mary, , R- _ , V‘ He will always remain dl dition this truck may be seen ed shades and leafs, some fancy 53 clear, ha1ance in wood and Free life insurance plan. If you WI1‘it§¥fn,§nf9;o§§h fjralrilr %:(:)(1:‘Sa RESHMENT BOOTH C0N_ Chanlottetowny and the fonowmg 1ly1</IrVe:‘r1‘1l((:o1nM1I;7.eYPius Redmond’ EV?!’ remembered and S3 Y at Burhoe’s Service Station. containers $1-00 and 119- Phone lumber. This farm is in high are ambiti0uS and Willing f0 N L0 do 12,25 "REF N AT C AVENDISH sisters and brothers? Millie (M1'5- 'V de

, missed by 5°." Ge°rg°'da”ght°r _ Longworth Ave. 3427- state of cultivation, wen watered learn,‘ write for details without ew n n i PRINCE EDWARD IS- Daniel Paquette, Charlottetonw); L11/‘Li’ $1 Mrs Gerald Pow“. t ‘in law Munel and gr.a“d5°n’s’ FARM FOR SALE 209 ACRES close to school stores and obligation to the J. R. Watkins B AL PARK Martha (Mrs. Andrew Morrissey, ' 3 ' ' : Garth, Floyd and Jackie. SURPLUS EQUIPMENT. 2. 1945 , _ h ,1 1 t. 1 h 5 C0 350 St Roch St Momma, W LAND NATION . h t )_ Mar are, (Mrs southport.

H. . bhree ton Ford truck with of hmd, mcludmg stacks and c urc . eec riciy ouse. arn .. . .. . Sealedttendens addressed to ti e Charlotte own ,M g_d)_.N me. Mr. and MrS_ Matthew Red_ ;, NICHOLSON _ In loving mem. Steel boxes’ Hyd_rau_1ic dumps machinery’ A,r,thu,. Sherren’ and out buildings. Apply to Ro- Joseph Power, ermai , e ,

ory of my mother, Mrs. Laura . Nicholson, Dundas, who passed away on April 3rd, 1945. 5 Thoughts drift back to days gone f past,

Life moves on but memories last 1 Deep in. our heart your memory

$500‘ each; 1951 Pontiac $250; 1948 Monarch Coupe $125; vehi- cles in good condition. MacKtay’s Construction.

cars Leaving

Westmorland R. R. 3 P. E. I. Phone Number 7.33 Crapaud.

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR feeder cattle. 4 mtiloh cows to freshen in April. 1 blood horse (Flyting Dale), 1 racing cart. Apply Ed Wood, Pownal.

wan Ferguson, Hampton.

FOR SALE

New 1958 Jeep

Services offered

TRUCKING, CEDLARS CLEAN-

ed, ashes liavuled. Phone 6393.

PAINTING AND PAPER HANG-

ing. Call Elmer Gordon, Phone 6868. ’

We are paying for Scrap Iron $15.00 per ton. Highest prices for metals, ale bottles, hides and skins.

MAURICE BLOCK CO.

LTD. 158 Kent Street

‘Monday. April 14, 1958, for the

Chief, National Parks Services, Department of Northern A,f‘f3"“'5 and National Resources, Ottawa: will be received up to noon on

privilege of operating 3 refresh‘ menl. booth concession at Caven- dtish Beach in Prince Edward Is-

(Mrs. Anthony Beagan, J ohnstons River); Joseph, Millview; John British Columbia; also one grand- daughter Shirley. Two sisters pre- deceased him some years ago- The pall bearers were: R. B. Mutlow, A. J. Maclntyre; Wil-

mond, Vernon River.

Mr. and Mrs. John A‘. MacDon- J

ald, Charlottetown. Sr. St. Daniel of Rome. WEN!-

b , Conn. “Sisters of St. Martha, Charlotte-

town Hospital-

Rev. Joseph Paquette, Villano-'

’ 1 P'aI'k- Tenders liam Storey‘ Charles McKenzie‘ ,5 k,,,,,_ CA«R LEAVING FOR MONCTON _ _ land, NF=“”‘°“a ,1, b — of . . 3 ’ Va, Pa. _ or one we iovea and never ,T;“ugsdavD.°§e*g;{;§» returning 26B1:a‘3;RE:0$Ag11:EeS 3135,31; Delux W161 C J 5 . R R ED ?.‘.‘;’“i.‘¥..l°.f.f’ff2f.i;‘t .4135... “$3; ,§;;“;‘;;,,’§,:‘;§a,: ‘;‘,‘;{,;’::,“~ Mrs. James Lap:-in. Charlotte- forget. on ay_ la, . - - ’ - v . E S F R ' ‘ ' ed 43 and . town‘ Ever remembered by Marion’ never falling spring good pas- Complete Wlth passenger , pliiealit 18 Prepar ° pay CARD OF THANKS

Norman and Family. A

MACLURE — In loving memory of our dear father and mother, George T. MacLure, who de- parted this life April 3rd., 1952. and Mrs. George T. MacLure,

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX

Friday morning. Clan‘ take three passengers. Phone 8681 after 5 o’clock. ‘

’-IR LEAVING FOR TORONTO Sunday morning. Can accom- modate three «passengers. Dial

C

ture mile 1-2 from Highway. Dan Livingstone, Clyde River.

ONLY ONE CONCLUSION 19' possible. Classified Ads are so well used because they get re- sults. Put one to work today. Dial 8506.

seat heater and defroster. Full top. Regular list price $2890, Sale price $2290 a $600 saving Mac- Kay Motors, 59 st. Peters Road, Charlottetown.

English speaking for three teacher 50 pupil school

up to Grade XI at a self-contained R.C.A.F. Station located 45 miles South Quebec City. Must be qualified to teach languages including French. Excellent com~ munity life and accommodations available at normal

any tender in an amount less than $450.00 will not be consider- ed. In sum=itting_ the tenderfi $3 envelope enclosing same 5 0 be endorsed “Tender for Refresh- ment Booth Concession at Caven- dish Beach."

Mrs. William Acorn and family wish to express their thanks to the management and staff of the Charlottetown Hospital, the Rev. Clergy, Dr. McDonald, the snow plough operators, their fmiends and neighbors and to those who

NH. and Mrs. Fred Hynes, Ghat- lottetown.

Mary Donahue and Teresa Ar- senault, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McDon- gall, Charlottetown.

Mr. J. T. Doyle, Charlottetown.

Alphonsus Mac-

. . . - . . P te C. R who departed this life April 75og_ . . cost. Sick leave plan in effect. Modern school and E?°h fender muft bfe *‘f°§"‘;‘, sent floral offerings, mass cards, Mr’ and M“ e r Van‘ HIGHLAND COSTUME SIZE 10- - - - - ‘ - - - - panied by 8 delmlt ° “° 9 E n t S - -t at on - Cha1"1°ttet°Wn- 29th, 1942. . F R t 12 Jacket km and plaidie R Q . teaching facilities. Apply stating quallf1Ca'C1O1l;lS and than ,3“ per cent of the amunt aIl11§Os317'I‘IlI$II)l~a:l,1y1():IaI‘Il-dl: duringertililiegis Mrs. Mary E. Duffy and Vic, Gone from “S but loving mem- 0|‘ 9 ' ’ ' "alar ex ected ' marital status etc. to C airman d ' the form of an ac- - P to , Charlottetown. “fies . “ Tam and Feather, socks, blouse / ~ V 3 y p ’ ’ ’ tendere ’ m recent sad bereavement. t°“a aqua e

Protestant School Committee R.C.A.F. Station St. Sylvestre, Co. Lotbiniere P.Q.

and cuffs. Excellent condition. Price $30.00.’ Phone 7090.

cepted cheque-, money order or

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, CEN'l"- draft made. payable to the Re-

rally located. Apply to 221 Wat-

Mrs. Betty Cox, Charlottetown.

Death can never take away MI~S_ Margaret Callaghan and

FLORAL TRIBUTES Memories that will always linger

Large dwelling house on PILLOW

of Canada. The

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0 GARDS OF THANKS

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V‘ ‘ be accepted.

"1 ilities to be made available, con-

3 in our recent bereavement, also or to those who sent Masses, flow- LADIES SUMMER COAT, SIZE

,_ cred. In submitting the tender,

‘ Stanhope Beach.”

Lg, panied by a deposit of not less than ten per cent of the amount

‘General of Canada. The highest

While upon this earth we stay. Ever remembered by the Fam- ily. ’

I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Stewart and nurses and orderlies of the P. E. I. Hos- pltal, Dept, of Public Works, and also friends and neighbours who sent cards to me, or helped me in anyway at my home while I was a patient at the P. E. 1. Hospital.

Mtrs. Carr, Balderston.

The family of the late Mrs. Alonzo Foley, wish to extend

or Street.

APARTMENT, 4 ROOMS AND bath. Cenrtal. immediate oc-‘ cupancy. Dial 8047. After 10:00 a. In.

FOUR ROOM HEATED APART- ment and bathroom. constant hot water, ground floor. Excel- lent residential d»istric.t. Apply

’ 162 Queen Street.

get your buildings straightened up before your spring work starts, J. J. Stewart, opposite Central Creameries.

For Sale

thanks to all kind neighbours, BABY RABBITS, PHONE 7513_

friends and relatives for their money acts of kindness shown us;

TWO TUXEDOS. SIZE ‘38. Phone 8817. v

ers, cards and messages of sym- pathy. V Foley Family.

CALL FOR TENDERS

REFRESHM T BOOTH CON- CESSION A STANI-IOPE BEACI-I, PRINCE EDWARD IS- LAND NATIONAL PARK Sealed tenders addressed to the Chief, National Parks Ser- vices, Departmemt of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Otttawa, will be received up to noon on Monday, April 14, 1958, for the privilege of operating a refreshment booth concession. alt Stanhope Beach in Prince Ed- ward Island National Park. Ten- ders should be offered on the bastis of the annual rental which the applicant is prepared to pay and any tender in an amount less than $500.00 will not be consid-

the envelope enclosing same should be endorsed “Tender for Refreshment Booth Concession at

Each tender must be accom-

tendered, in the form of an accep- ted cheque, money order or draft made payable to the Receiver

or any tender will not necessarily Particulars concerning the fac-

ditions to be compiled with, in- cluding bhe supplying of equip- ment, terms of Licence of Occup- ation to ‘be issued to the success- ful_applicant, and the basis on which the award of the conces- sion will be made my be obtained

12. Dial 3447.

ONE LOT SOUTHPORT. DIAL

6761.

SUNSHINE BICYCLE, . G 0 O D

condition. Phone 4172.

TURQUOISE EVENING GOWN.

Size 13-14. Dial 8073.

THREE APARTMENT IIOUSLE. ffilgorétral. For appointxnentts dital

73‘ ACRE FARM—— GOOD BUILD- ings, near stores and churches. Hugh MacKenzie, Long Creek.

GIRLS FIGURE SKATING COS- tumes—- all different sizes- Phone 5295. After 4 p. m.

FEEDER CATTLE. R. MacKIN-

non, Mermaid, Phone Charlotte town 7996.

ONE JOLLITY MARE — COM- ing three, registered, broken. Reasonable price. Apply Box 797 Guardian.

SHORE BOAT 17 FOOT keel, complete with engine, Robert Hickey, Malpeque,

GOOD QUALITY BALED HAY. L.D. MaecLeod and Sons, Vic- toria. .t‘

300 LAYING PULLETS SEVEN months old. Raymond Doiron. Hunter River, phone 29-12.

IN KENSINGTON, ONE ACRE

of land. Apply to Mrs. Ella M. Mullally, Kensington.

K E N N E B E C FOUNDATION seed potatoes. Apply Alton Newman, New Haven.

RESIDENSE IN KENSINGTON oil heated- electrically wired. 7 rooms and bath. Mrs. Mel- ville Baker, Margate,

ONE TWO-YEAR-OLD HOL- stein heifer, calf by her gide_ one 5 year old cow to freshen

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Ottawa, March 19. 1958,

BUILDING JACKS FOR RENT, ’

ONE FISHING BOAT LENGTH 31 ft. beam 6’ 8” chev engine shaft, propeller stuffing box, al- lan bearing. Peter MacDonald, Phone Eldon .12-31 Mit. Buch- anan.

80 ACRE FARM FOR SALE IN Long Creek, 4 ‘miles from Tratns4C'anada Highway at New Haven. Beautiful location fron- ting on the West River. Some wood on farm. Contact Mrs. Nonmtan MacLeaII, 3 King Square. Phone 4104, Charlotte- town.

FOR SALE

Completely I furnished cot- tage. Hot and. cold water,l electric stove, glassed sun- porch, living room, three bedrooms, bath and kit- chen. 21 Brighton Shore.

Pownal Street, Charlotte town, containing 15 rooms, (including 4 room apart- ment and small shop.) Oil furnace, recently rewired; good repair; large lot. Ex- cellent location for room- ing house.

For further particulars

app1y— _

THE EASTERN‘ TRUST COMPANY

154 Richmond street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Female lleI|WlanteIl

EXPERIENCED II_AIRDR.ESS- er. Good wages. Apply Nation- al Employimtenrt Otffice.

WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN for general Housework. Apply

PHONE 5727

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

Bell, Matheson & Foam 150 Richmond St. J. Elmer Blanchard, EA. 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573 M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg

Allison M. Gillie. LLB.

Mrs. C. Murphy, 17 Bayfield St. Charlottetown, Phone 9196.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

OPTOMETRISTS,

J. A. Carruthers, R. 0. 123 Kent St, Dial 5612

J. S. Taylor, R.0.

Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

H. J. Malion, R.0. Montague P. E. I.

ARCHITECT

175 Grafton "Street

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

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361

FREDERIC A. LARGE, _ C

Q. . Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg). DIAL 3244

J os. W. MacDonald,

B.A., QC. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472

130 Richmond St. Dial 4747 Palmer & Haslam J. F. TOOMBS, B. Arch. Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. ARCHITECT peake & Nicholson 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 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone~4339 P. O. Box 513

MUSICIANS

H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. 0. Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213

ELECTRICAL

WANTED

%

FIRST CLASS TEACHERS For Montague School.

A @ood Supplement. APPLY: THE SECRETARY

ceived General . highest or any tender 'Wl‘ll not necessanily be accepted. Particulars concerning, “lie facilities to be made availabflti. conditions to be Gomlmed W1. ’ terms of Licence of Occiiipal/1011 to be issued to the successful fa?- plicant, and the basis on. wliicfi the award of the esoncessionfwi be made may be °‘bt‘a1‘n_°d ‘BE’ ‘ . n a i I - Ward ma B. I. M. Strong. . . Chief. Ottavva, March 19,, 11358: National Parks Service. National Parks Branch, _ Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources.

FOR SALE

Six room house situated on double lot near Belvedere Corner, oil floor furnace, fireplace, garage, house in excellent repair, immediate occupancy. Price $9000.00

L. H. KENNEDY Realtor and Insurance‘ 166 Great George St. Phone 3912 _

FOR SALE

22 PARK TERRACE

10 rooms - living room 12 x 20 with fireplace - large

den-dining room 5 bedrooms and sewing room - garage hot water oil heat combined radiator and base board radiation - 4 room addition built in 1957. Owner Trans- ferred.

For Appointment Call 6446 ‘

4 EASTERN

Cut Bloom -- Hyacinths

FLOWERS

Potted Tulips

Lilies

Hydrangeas - etc.

Johnson and Son

11 Sidmount Ave.

Dial 3219

We Deliver

TENDER - POLICE PATROL

CANADACE SF PROVIN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 17th day of March‘ AD. 1958

In re Estate of Walter G. M3?‘ Kenzie of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro- vince, salesman, deceased. $85‘

tate. .

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any.0Q‘11_5'table or literate person within said County

Greeting:

Whereas upon reading the petition on file of lrvmg Haslam of Springfield in Queens County aforesaid, farmer, and Gerald

MacKenzie of Kensington in Prince County in the said Pro- ,1noe, merchant the executors of the above named estate. pray- ing that citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: ’

You are therefore hereby re- quired to cite all persons inter- ested in the said estate to be and appear before the judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Summerside in Prince County in -the said Province, on Monday the 28th. day of April next coming, .at the hour of thirty minutes after ten o’clock noon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the accounts of the said estate should not be passed and an order for distribution made to close the estate as prayed for in said petition and on motion T. Leland Linkletter Esquire, proctor for said petition- er.

And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper published in‘ Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date. hereof and that a

Wife and family SPRAY

Sisters and brothers

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Mac- Neill, Southport. ' MASS CARDS

Mns. William Acorn

Joseph and Marion

‘Mary

Shirley

Mrs. Daniel Paquette,

. lottetowri. "

Mrs. Andrew Morrissey, Helen and Elmer, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Power, Mermaid -

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Beagan, Johnston’s River.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Acorn, Millview

Mrs. Fred Duffy and family, Lake Verde

Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacMil1an, Pownal

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Driscoll, Mt. Herbert.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ward, of Charlottetown.

Mr. Verde.

Mr. and.'Mrs. Emmett Power, Mermaid

Mns. Alexander Coady, Char- lottetown.

Char-

Mrs. Eileen Walsh and Camil- la, Tracadie. ' Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Power,

Mermaid. ‘Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mor- ~I‘lSS€y and family, Orwell Cove-_ Mrs. Isabelle Driscoll, Mt. Her- bert. t The Heron Family, Fort Angus- us. - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKenna Boston. , Miss Susan Duffy. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. John Callaghan, Boston. \ Mr. and Mrs. Addie Peterson, Charlottetown. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connolly, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beaton Charlottetown. Joseph and Emmett Callaghan, Charlottetown. Mrs. Mary Wisner, Charlotte- town. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wood, Borden. Teachers and Pupils of Millview School.

Mrs. Mary Murnaghan, Char-

CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION

‘Sealed Tenders, plainly mark- ed as to content and addressed to_the undersigned, will be re. ceived up to 12 noon, April 22nd, 1958 for the purchase and re-

oe removed from site and the

James Redmond, Lake‘

Tena, Charlottetown. _

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Driscoll, Charlottetown.

Miss Gertrude Coady, Charlotte- town.

Miss Lena Beagan, Mass.

Miss Elizabeth Beagan, Boston, Mass. ’ SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Muttart, Charlottetown. of

Sister M. Margarita, Tracadli. ENROLLMENTS

Sullivan Family, Boston, Mass.

Mrs. James McManus and Al- ice, Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Callaghan. Boston, Mass.

Boston.

Miss Susan Duffy, Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKennll Boston, Mass.

MESSAGES OF SYMPATI-IY Miss Susan Duffy, Boston. Miss Alberta Storey, Boston. ~ Mrs. Lois Jenkins, Boston. Mrs. Angelina Ryan and fam-

ily, Avondale.

Mrs. Bert Drake, Millview. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKenna

Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McQuaid.

Bedford.

Mr. Eric Shepard, Charlotte- town.

Mrs. Clair Peters, Charlottetow

Miss Kay Sutherland, Charlotte- town.

Miss Carrie Sample, Charlotte- town.

Miss Hilda Praught, Charlotte- town,

Mrs. James Lappin, Charlotte- town.

Mrs. St. John, Tillie and Frank.

Earnscliffe. '

Sr. St. Daniel of Rome, CODE-a

U.S.A.

Miss Alma Sheehan, Charlotte- town. ‘

Mrs. Nellie Campbell, Boston-

Mrs. James A. MacManus, BOS- ton.

Mrs. Vera Thompson. Boston-

Mrs. Venie Murphy, Vernon R1" ver. '

Mrs. Margaret Ross, Vernon R1- ver.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wood.

Borden,

Mr. Edwin MacAssey', Borden-

Mrs. Sarah Van Iderstine, Vef' non River.

Mr. and Mrs. John McQll3ld'

Vernon.

MI‘. Clarence Wood, Charlotte town.

Mr. Dan Van Iderstine, Vernon :

River.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards. “

Summerville.

Mrs. H. S. MacLeod and family: Vernon River.

Millview Women's Institute.

. — _ 1 from site of the Main- M d A th Wright. f- th s t d « - true copy hereof be fo th th mova, 1* 3“ M‘'5- 1' “Y EdwardeIsl:1i’cifl‘N1aEr0n:lltP:i'Il:nce May 1st. E. Rayner. Spnington. -Macphee & Tun!" . posted in the followingrpiihllic Mame Shed ml the p”°"e”y Vern” RiVe1"- . _ B. L M‘ Strong. §(@gi nag Richmond St. Dial 5573 Tenders will be received at the Offlce of the under- places respectively. namely in ii‘§,°Wf‘tf‘S, 24 Alfifander Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Drake. M111‘ - Chief. in good condition complete with CHIRQPRACTOR signed, for supplying the Charlottetown Police Depart- the Hall of the Court House in " ‘"° 6 °W“‘ e Shed ‘5 *0 VIEW.

thermostat and pipe_

Charlottetown aforesaid, at or Blair Rlflling. Rustico.

ment with 1 sedan delivery, to be used as a Police Pat-A near. t'he'Bank of Nova Scotia in

rol. Equipped with spare tire, fresh air heater and de-

Miss Aiinle Byrne, Watervale- Mr. and Mrs. E d w i n Henry. I

Apply E. S. CHANDLER,

National Parks Service, B Sc (E E ) M E I C P Eng

National Parks Branch.

t,§1‘0l1lf1(_1 restored. to its former condition, within four

’ -_ . . . . . Ch lttt f. ‘d . Weeks Southport Department of Northern Affairs wnEN COUNTING BLESSINGS 201 Frag R. Carsgnl 6432 161 QULEN ST. froster, ful1.w1dth seat, generator sufficient to supply 3,. a,r,e(:,,.e 3,‘:no:,,0;§,S:,: 323$ S; ficcegtance °.ft the T°"‘le‘r- Mr. and Mrsrfiaymond C0343” “"1 Natmnal R9509‘-"ces Xfgiugf 8: ".‘f’.“‘(’1‘“'A§e1‘4ing 130- ‘P ' la PHOIE: #325 power for ignition and two-way radio. One full w1dth)commerce in Charlottetown i,,,,,,“,.d £3 Zr ,§‘;§;s,,‘°° e;f§,"r?(; B0St0n- lh HUNGARIAN MEMORIAL convenient 55:0: Cost. Quick rear door to be hinged from Side of body, not hinged to aforesaid,_ so that all ‘persons h,.,,10% of the amount bf th T ' Mrs. C. W. Sheidow and Rap » . -- _ * ‘» Ph - - - - L d th ‘ 1. . 9.9“-tM11' v. mi1r31$3eI:P£S1;{l:rI:;i;::er?i;-BIr;h1:1; 3,05, “"8 top of body as in present patrol. State inside dimen- fiereste 1“ 9 53"‘ estate as ~:1er, in the form of a cernled 1 V19“

Mr. and Mrs. William Master‘ I

. _. . aforesaid may have d t‘ , sions of the panel portion and height of floor froml ue no we ‘Cheque’ and family, Vernon River.

McDONALD, CURRIE 8! CO. thereof.

Cheques covering Ten-

PORTABLE, 'rIIRniE'”s'I?iaIs:n, 1-lets must be payable to central

Fry and Hungarian government

. _ 1‘ _ _ ¢[,)ff1oi;I;a1sd1ed Eyre-gin Mhiisteé 5;)l(1)'Crl:§1bEi:lct)I“$:\C’.:]I‘I‘(%lé3;lay€:.%I". tone Came mag COOPEg.h:l:)?:gIE.vlnIS «H: CO. ma] 55“ §§O;.:1n(1flén'I(‘iI:I1'dEi-)1El£1t:‘tl(l)(i3\lC/1z:li1iC]£(;riorai§;5:(7Ol\g:1:?;‘t:3 WITl:.'iE1§SlI{is HJOllélUI‘ Harold ill/Iortgaqgler indl Housing C0rpor-iVe1\:_[}:(-)r‘a111R!%vé\:FIrs. Colle MacNeil1. r. n re 1 Lue ay pace I - “S W ' - .- . - - j .eoiiar. amer. u go of th ‘ 1011- 19 igiest o T - , - , wreaths at th» "‘itish military gtonfifillghtiér flfieepted. Write H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 01' any tender “Oi llecessamy acmptedt Tmdel" to ‘ ‘aid P‘“°”a“’ C"””’ at C“‘“1°”: fie’? M “ecessamy ‘r’°°:3i"*d'en 1ClMrlq. Mime Duffy and Jack, ’ cemetery here in honor of b t ox . . uar ian - Patriot. 143 G t 1 1 ‘ ' « I ‘:own in Queen’s Count, the d l , , ‘BF °W?L0“"11- 200 British. and Commonwaeaciitih A Q Dial 6547__6548 I-ea George st.. Charlottetown P 0 Box 187 c ose Friday, April 18th, at 12.00 o clock noon. rand year first above Written. ay J_ L_ PARENT‘ Manage“ Mm Sadie Oxeefey Gown 3,3, airmen who lost their lives. over‘ and Junitper posts and t k . ‘ - ‘By The Court centr-31 Mortgage. and Hun»ga'r.v during the Second World Apply Chalmers Netwsons awili. ARTHUR J. CARR ETT J * A‘ F” I lerloni ‘I-.5-5 ' Housmg C°1'P0I‘3t10n. I TINY STATE el way; she Phone 7596 ’ ' PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Cit Clerk, ‘ (Sgd) Frances B Vinnie 13 if West Lane. ; Luxembourg. important Ste . . Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy street Dial 5321 Y j Registr-ax om e Ioncton, N.B, ,pmduCe,. in Europe’ 15 only ' CANADA imiles long and 34 miles Wide-