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Wed. October 31. 1956 8:

'" Xmas Cards. aim Established

Routes. Write G. urin. 11

FREDERICK J. ISBEIY! ,1 Paul St., Montreal. 1 FedtkJ.Essery,45,og '

Wesrterieimfkvenue, Saugul. I Wldo DcC...uItDd aly known oil distributor, died;.r'ibr ITrr'zPT:T-OARDERS. OLD AG'”'E

a heart attack. He was born El. son of the late James Es- gery and Mrs. Essery. About thir- ty years ago. he moved to the Um- led States. with his mother, mid family and lived there until his death. . , I He leaves to mourn his wife. C (nee Ruth Thornelll two daught- grg, Phyllis and Gale. 0110 50”. Frederick. his mother, Mrs. IEGIII .'E55cry, his aunt. Miss Elizbeth Bagnall. and one sister Martha. how Mrs. Harold Crocker. 1W0l hi-others. William and GeorE9- ul-

.h.........:.... of the United States beside! .' I'M I is A L E BOARDER5 ACCOMMO-

of friends and relatiies Ill I-"I States and on Prince Edward II- tland. f . d I, The pallbearers wer; ally rich I of the deceased. John White, Ro- ger; Murphy. James Essenh m - Nephew). Theonn J”h””lL l '1 home, . in . lg;-vi, Leonard Ryan. . and John MacGinnis. I .'l'he funeral service wingheld 0! Monday from '1" Clllm” lel hurch of the Nazarene. with r- in the Rlverdale Cemetery.

swam-in loving memory of dear mother. Mrs. Hillhl Macswain. Who .- A ”””'v 0”" tober 30th. 1955- 'ri'me speeds OI. 0'0 Y9” R”:

passed.. Since death its gloom. Its shadow L

cast. Within our home when N1 ' ad bright, . And took from no a shinins halit- We miss that light and ever- will. The vacant place there's none to

fill. Dowaharswesiownhntsatln

tvain. roruphinavonwawilaneet

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u again. I 41 Peacnfully ' . T last The world's waary travels Dd trials are passed. silence she suffered. patience ahe bore. God eailedohar home to suf- .- for no liars. : Lovlngly rasnambsrod iv III family.

at Broolifleld. P. IBOARDER EORjIN'C.LEVHEA7I'- paivxrsrinohr. ciiN'rFAL.. AN ACCOMMODATE

lT.ATdiEWrnoN:n0oTFroii EU

laslness opportunity

STILL HAVE A FEW WEST-

' 13.1-76iTi).s'i3iiAE7wiii?iErTii

Anuuliius

.50 HOURLY. MEN. WOMEN full or spnretime handling 200

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77331

IIOLITEIN BULL CALI". FRED '

Turner Sr.. Winaloe or Dial 5781.

Foods. Medicines. Cosmilics,

COAL AND WOOD FAWCE1'I'

CHILD1 CRIB. fl INCHES X

stove, in perfect condition. Phone. (173. .

54 inches. 1 Connor Washer. 1 Gibson Frig. Phone 5705.

pensioners preferred. Dial 5117.

ad room. 284 Grafton St. Dial 6818.

Also room to let. Near Hospitals . Phone 4381.

T W O boarders or roomers. Central. Dial 6786.

derly couple also bed in double room. Lennox Nursing Home

Dial 3158.

dated. near Federal Building Home cooked meals. television. Dial 521 or 88 Pownal St.

nrn franchises available in On-

tario, Quebec and the Maritimes 1

for Aiitumotive Retail Stores. We are offering this opportunity to responsible people interested inl operating their own t '

Take advantage of thirty years' arperience by associating with Canada's most progressive Auto- motive Chain. 115 stores now in operation. For further informa- tion write to Western Tire and Auto Supply Limited. Head Of- fice. Box 204. London, Ontario.

own. GENERAL. PURPOSE Tvbiifmir cow ALBO sn-

finv CARRIAGE. PLAY ran.

work mare, nine years old. DIAL 7N8.

terprise range. Apply Elwood Weeks, Fredericton;

twin stroller. Good condition.

Phone 7435.

TWO YOUNG CALVE. SHORT-

horn grade. Vernon Proude, Brackley. Phone 5083.

rndiato a. In various sizes. Rev. L.J. Ayers, North Rultico.

zoo R.I. It. . L.8. runners.

Price 31.50. Roy Smith, South Granville, P.E.I.

iirvi: usnn simian nr.sc'rnic

Console model sewing machine. Price 093.50. singer Iewing Machine Co. Phone 4551.

HAND - OPERATED MEAT slicer, 1 electric drink cooler. 1 electric computing counter scale, Capacity 24 lbs.. Phone 9188.

ounnnc. inns-irf.. asnnmm size, like newi Also Aladdin Lamp. apply Lem Buell, Mer- maid R.R. No. 9.

FOR SALE 4 SHORTHOBN CALV- os. born in June and July. Ap- ply Elmer Clow. Cornwall or dial 7764.

cars and Trucks For Sale

ed and ready for the road. C. E. MacP!iall. Bonshaw.

1550. PONTIAC CAR- GOOD tires. New motor. Body in per- fect shape. Phone 7008.

ms oonon snow. coon CT- dition. Cash price 3165.00. Apply M2 Sydney Street.

car: Leaving

FOR BOSTON AND TORONTO. Nov. 2nd. Can .... J t 2

IT'S NOT TOO EARLY 'ro PLAN your church or school Christ- mas program. For material and suggestions. visit The Bible House. topposite Eaton'sl

STANDARD DEED MARE CHEST nut. 5 years. Sire Joliity. Dam. Juanita Worthy. Sound. In Show condition. Bred to Clegg. Bruce MacPherson, Winsloe.

SPECIAL. THIS. WEEK. ELEC- trolux in A 1 condition also new polishers and eiectrolux. Kmas wrapped. free delivery. any- where on P.E.I. Call 9850.

V passengers. Dial 5463. CIR LEAVING FOR TORONTO

Rt, I Winter Fair. November 7, return November 17. Can ac-

d . 3 passengers. Dial saos.

I rmou.v- In iavins . of

my dear mother and Grandmo- ther. Mrs. James Connolly. who it passed away October am. 1955. You have gona from us dear mo-

ther In that bright and golden shore -Where the lights of Heaven Shin- ! eth. And life's sorrows are no more But your memory we will cherish while the dreary years roll on

FsTllon.

I UNFURNISI-IED noon. rii6rTiE W45 after 5.

TWO ROOMS Phone 7296.

OFFICE .SPACE. .8 .GltEA'r George Street. Apply 3486.

SMALL STORE. APPLY .36

is'F'nTNo.i'i".

MARE 11 YEARS. 4 milk cows. 1 heifer 8 years, 2 steers. 295 years. 5 feeders, 4 calves, 1! sheep, 1 ram, 11 pigs. 1.00 hens. K. H. Cameron, South West Lot

JOHN DEERE 40. NEW IN AP- ril. Perfect condition. May be seen after 4.30 p.m. Four spring calves. Three polled Angus and V" ' tcln, and one Holstein. Ken I in. Pleasant Grove.

FOR SALE

Used Fawcett coal range with

For the darkest night is foliowid By the breaking of the dawn.

Sadly missed but ever remain bered by Sun Richard. and Grand- daughter Doris.

Army Reunion Dinner Planned

TORONTO (CP)-Exercise ll- how II. I reunion dinner for Sec-5 and World War officers of the CI'l nndinn Army. is h””' I0 gext May S in Tomato.

'" Elbow I was held here durllll . 700 wartime officers from Canada -- ” I 5 Arranging the get-together is at aommmee headed by Mai. - Gen-I Churchill Mann, wartime chief of, uaff at lat Canadian Army head-: wters. Lt. - Col. llrnest PL; alpton of S4 Richmond St. W.. - zoronto, as a voluntary secittaryl working to bring up to date his five-year-old address list. , The "warning order" has gone nit. broken down h proper staff- duties stylvi nnda-r the head- ings "information." "intention." "method." "ndnilnistrativa," "in- torcomm'uaicatfon."'

Lt.-Gen. Gin almonds. former chief of lie Canadian general ltafl and wartime commande of and Canadian Cowl. win he

speaker.

The concert hall and ballroom

the Royal ark Hotel have

reserved for the "axarcise'

ht officers attending are espec-

hd to arrange their own trans- portation and accommodation.

INDUITIY

Elm Ave. Dial 5689. 1? .?....hE--... II E A T E D UNFURNISBED

rooms. Very Central. Dial 4584

after 5.30 p.m.

TWO .l'UIf.Nl8lIED HEATED rooms second floor. Central. Dial 8497.

TWO ADJOINING UNFURNISIL ed housekeeping s . second floor. 37 Passmo c St.

TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 3rd floor. one furnished on first floor. Dial 5660 during day, 3200 after 5 p.m.

MODERN. SEVEN ROOMS AND bath. semi - bungalow. Oil fur- nsce. Brackley Point Road. Ap- ply C.l-I Guardian.

4 ROOM HEATED GROUND floor apartment. on Malpeque Road. less than a niila from centre of city. Dial 4440.

FOR RENT IN BELVEDBRI ares, half modern duplex house. Oil hen Three bedrooms. Hardwood floors throughout. Ap- ply Box 500 Guardian.

DID-sI'l'I'ING ROOM .GOOD ID- cation. oil-heatod house. suit- able for two, kitchen facilities a- vailable. Write Box 400, Guard- ian. ,

NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM, heated and furnished in wlvate apt. quiet party. Use of elec- tric stove and kid. I dasirod. Dial am.

For his

WIIEELCIIAII. DIAL III ..... .. I0! All FURNACE. GOOD CON- dltion. Dial 4&0.

WI WASHING (Ho-

octric). Dial 7103.

EIJTIIN CALVII. APPLY i.

-A. Dllfacll, Ell Royalty.

G-nionwadth. oi. V M .,

R-9--nasmncsw;

water front. Excellent condition. CALL 334

FARM FOR SALE

I offer for sale my form of E acres with buildings on the paved highway at St. Eleanora. excel- lent land in high state of culti- vatlon. Inlsoofferforsalemyfarrn at St. Eicanors of 05 acres known an the Fred Compton farm.

I will sell these farma together or separately.

Analyz- raao MILL: St. Dleanon.

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Three acres of land with six room house, barn and garage, situated on main highway at Southport. House newly decorated and has all modern convenien- on. Barn 50 ft. by 28 ft. All bulldinp in esscelient repair.

Priced below s1o,ooo.oo. L. K. KHRNHZDY

Real Estate and Insurance 160 Great George It. Phone 3912

rmssroue REFRSGERATOR." SA!-I '

Lastlasfaaal

mx IIOUND. wnrrl nu and tan. Vernon Bridge. Da

- Stewart. Southport, P.E.I.

LADIES WRIST wsrcifwrrn expansion bracelet. Finder piease phone 5744. reward.

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ELECTRICIAN, JOURNEYMAN Oor apprentice, steady employ-

FOR SALE IS USED HOT WATER ment Apply Employment Office.

SALESMAN

WANTED By an established whole- sale business. Experience

desirable, but not essential. Apply in writing to-

Q BOX 512 GUARDIAN -

LOOKING FOR A GOOD JOB? WITH t TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, GOOD PAY?

Then go places with the NaVy. The Royal Canadian Navy offers the opportunity to visit new places. see new things. and serve your country while you do it. You can earn good wages while you learn a new trade. Age lunits: 17 to 5 (ill with certain trade qualifications). Education: Grade 8 or better. See or write your Naval Recruiting Officer today at HMCS QUEEN CHARLOTTE. Charlottetown.

For full particulars. mall lie attached coupon today.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RCN Recruiting Officer.

HMCS Queen Charlotte, Charlottetown. P. E. I.

.Please send me without obliga- tion full particulars of the career that might be mine in the Royal Canadian Navy.

Name Address

Age . ... Education I

LEARN ONE OF THESE SPECIALIZED TRADES

There are openings now in Royal Canadian Corps of Signals for men with Grade I education or better, between 17 and 40, to train

as.

Radio Operators

Teletype Operators

Radio Mechdnics

Despateh Riders All these trades offer good op portunities for the specialist to win promotion and higher of pay. You will play a big part in Can- ada's coast-to.coast defence as a member of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals - the Armyls communication "system". You will gain experience in a skilled trade while you do so. and enjoy an outdoor man's life with sports and fine companionship. For full details, mall the coupon below, telephone in visit your

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rates .

1: nooas smar- Badaasnc Parish. I p.m.

Ilaldlii

A IFIRESTONE , HOME 3. AUTO co. LTD.,

ll! cans-r GEORGE sriu.-zm WHY WAIT?

Hiva'our Town and country TIRES installed on your car to-

Come in Ind TRADE YOUR OLD usedtirasiafor averycentthey are worth.

We will .instaii your new Fire-, atone Town and Country mud and snow tires yrliile you wait

oi-vista-as-on audios. Qhaotullut aapasaneat. ol--HD0000 ass is estn deep hdoahnal.

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L. L L in . FIRESTONE HOME A AUTO CO. LTD.

For Tire Service Dial 5547 anent Anti-freeu 32.00 gal.

Pu

THE ROSS BURNER

& ELECTRIC LIMITED

011 & Electric Bangea - Oil or Coal Ranges - Relrigaratua- Vacuum Cleaners - Wasliih. Machlnes- Floor Oil Furnaces- Televialon - Rangettas-Radius Prat-O Heat Burners for Kitchen Ranges - Quaker Oil Ranges- Cabinet or Space Oil Heaters- Kemac Oil Burners burn coal, wood and garbage. Powc (gun type) Furnace Burners guaranteed. Immediate delivery I installation Cash. Terms or Re-establishment Credit and D. V. A.

141 Windsor St. 56 St. Peter's mud Charlottetown. P. E. I. Dial B3 Evenlnll. Dial 558

FIRESTONE HOME Ii

AUTO CO- LTD. 18'? GREAT GEORGE s'r. DIAL 5547

REPORT ONLY

more shopping days till Christ- mas. our store is jam packed foil -1 Christmas. gifts for all the smiiy. Use our convenient lay- away plan. A small deposit holds your order. i

TOY FAIR NOW OPEN

We invite you to visit or new

SHOP Mair.

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this year November I to I Fairisdividodintodlnalldl-, cups visions namely: 1. Bone Show. I.

Live Stock. 1. Dairy Flowers. Fruit, Honey le products. Poultry Products. Tropical Fish, Vegetables. 4 Pod- try, Pigeons, Rabbits. Cage Birds. and Milk. I Grain and Bay. 6. Junior Activi- ties

Prince Edward Island will be well . , eseiitcd with ova exhibitors. In the livestock dl sions there are seven showing cat- tle nnd one showing Mink. Ona as- liibitor each of barley and oata. In the Potato Classes there are eighty five exhibitors, this includes both

WANTED' .

General manager for Tignish Fisheries Ltd. fishing business in Tignish, P.E.I. Kindly give references and qualfications. also wages expected. Applications should :.;5;eoeived by the undersigned not liar than Nov. 3,

iifigiiilgggiiii :5-Eli ii EEEEEEEI

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JOSEPH W. DOUCE.'l'l'E Tignlsh, P. E. I.

DRUGGIST WANTED

Druggisf or certified drug clerk required for drug store" in Tignlsh.

Tignlsh Ca-oparalivo Association Ltd. Tignish.

WANTED 'i

CRANBERRIESI GRADED OR UNGRADED

CLARKE FRUIT CO. LTD.

P. 0. BOX I28 DIAL 8507

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ' -NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the proposed rural elec- trical extension to serve the Mill River area has been approved for construction. ,

Residents in this area. who have completed contract: with the Maritime Electric Company Limited, are hereby advised to wire their promises.

Any complaints or disputes regarding the placing of poles on private property or otherwise, or the cu , of trees necessary for line construction. must be refe to this Commission through the local committee at the earliest possible date.

The committee representing this area ooniprlsaa Die following members: ,

Keith H. Gard Gordon I. Warren Harold Home l The Public Utilities Coniaiimion Charlottetown

Prinoalldwasdnland

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Abegweit oats, will with the same var- iab at this year's Royal. ” Dingwell Macuod. of Vernon. who won the Trophy two years ago, will again be competing with two entries of dressed poultry. ABS In the s'ala of Ayrshire: on Tues- Novemher 13. will be two on- froin A. Macltae and Son. the

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in the Holstein sale ml Wednesday. November 14. The slsoep sale is on Saturday the 10th. Juscys. Monday the 12th; Short- horn, Wednesday the 14th; Aber- deen Angus. Thursday the 15th and Herefords, Friday the liitii POfI'A'I'OI-ls

A large number of both seed and fahlestock entries from the Prov- ince have been made at the Royal this year. The following-is the list of varieties and the exhibitors.

Seed Potato Classes:

Irish Cobblers. William Mac- Donald. York; Wallace MacDon- ald. York: Russeli Mills. Annab- dale; Lennie Henneasey. Boar Riv- ' Howard and Harold Dixon. Souris: Alexis McLean, Elmira; Cecil Myers. Mt. Stewart: Fran- cia Anderson, Bristol; Harold Cof- fin. Mr. Stewart; James MacDon- ald. Buntcr River.

Green Mountain - Iouis Brad- ley, Bodford: Daniel Bradley. Bed- ford; Raymond McDonald. Annou- dale: Mrs. George Niahit. I-Iuntar River; Harris Rogers. Coleman; Melvin McPhee. Coleman; Charles Reid. Charlottetown RI! 8; Harry Dawson. Carleton Siding.

Sebago -- Reid Undei-hay. Sour- ; Clarence Burke. Souris; Ar- thui' Dixon. Souris; Pius Camp- bell. Souris; Mrs. Alexander Rob- Ctson, East Baltic: Joseph Cha man, Souris; Mrs. Beecher Slush: 0'I.oary; Osborne Anderson, Bria- td; Harold Coffin. lft. Stewart: Cyril Sanderson. St. Peters. Kennebno - Raid Undorhay;

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, o - 1'" cc Burke, 50.... Is: ur Dixon. Souris; P1... Cami! . Souris: Mrs. Alexander

Iourla: II. J. IlacPhoa. Iouria, ..Iel

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-l'l'Itl'IotiFr k ' . In. Souris): Ansdni uIC.30n(Bl)d, Souris

. Pontiac - John Althea, sour... Irving coffin. Bogs-is. '

Canso - James B. Mac-Donald, Thcadie cross: John C. Macbeth, gt. Peters:-A. Whitley Judson, St,

eters. ..

Table Stock Classes:

Trill! Cobbler - William Mac- Donald . Yuck: Wallace Macnon.

aid. York; Russell Mills. Annan dale; Qiilla. Souris; l-low "'4 A 3339” D1303: Souris

River; Al

Hudson Pridhun. Aiberton; Francis An. denon. Btistol: Hamid Coffin. Mt, Stewart.

Green Mountain - Louis Brad- IGY. Bcdford: Daniel Bradley, Bed. ford; Raymond MacDonald. An. nandaie: Hudson Pridham, Albei-. ton) Frank Bradley. Bcdford: Har- rls Rogers. Coleman; Mrs. George Nlabit. Hunter River; Charles Bald. Charlottetown R.R a

K913139599 " Reid Unfit-rhay, 30lll'll2' 35- -I MIcPhce. Souris.

Robertson. East Baltic: Osborne Anderson. Bristol; Harold Coffin, Mt. Stewart; Cyril Sanderson, st, Peters..

Katnhdin - Howard and Harold Dixon. Souris: Ben Lewis, St. Peters; Ernest MacPhec. Souris. Mrs. Alexander Robertson, nan Baltic.-

Keswick - Fred and Frank Coffin. Souris; Anselm Macbog. aid. Souris; R. 8 MacDonald Box I. Souris: Major Reid. Souris. aid. Souris; R. B. MacDonald, Box

Pontiac - John Aitken. Souris; Irving Coffin. Souris.

Qanao - James B. MacDonald. John C. Mno.Beth. St. Peters; A. Whitley Judson, St. Peters. PELTING MINK

Mink ranchers are watching the mink coats being developed on their ranches. For autumn is the potting season and at this time breeding stock has to be selected.

Selection takes an experienced and well trained eye. General cov- arnge. length of fur. texture deni- ity and color of both guard and underfur must be judged with skill before pelting is done.

other points as well as fur color and quality must be watched. The study of pedigrees cannot be ov- erlooked. Line bred or in-bred ani- niall. which have daairable hera- dity traits for fur quality also and breeding vigor. an more likely

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Army Recruiting station at my dnmmmtl on in, ARMY RE-CR Na A N' stairway at a front store with g ' i ,

.... ...... slim " T10 am wk... rig wiaisfeas. 1 onousmsrs gngxi.-runtrolzn, P. s. I. 1 everything and anything Iu .n SOUCI RS; 3:. LA u,,,,,.,,,,. to.

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ation, full information on career.s ly gifts tilt the qllhia aui '” ii -' J' ."".v ot.- - intheloyal Canadian Corpsof member of the faniily.Ussour tan,” lilo-II C signals. lay-sway plan. We will hold any g -' '

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