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Page 10 The Guardian Sat., Sept, 27, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

ARSENAUL'I‘ — In loving mem- ory of my mother, Mrs. An- drew Arsenault, who departed this life September 23, 1948.

,Peacefully sleeping and resting ' at last

Your weary trials and troubles are past

In silence you suffered and pat- ience you bore

Till God called you home to suf- fer no more.

Ever remembered and missed by son, Lomer.

CARD 0F THANKS

We Wish to thank the fir De- partment from Crapaud and Vic- toria and the people of North Tryon and surrounding districts who contributed so generously their time and labor in control- ling the fire which treatened our

home. Julia and Reg MacLean Tryon.

sadly

MACKINNON —— In loving Mem- ory of Mrs. John A. MarKinn-on who passed away‘ Sept. 20, 1949

Once again we pay our tribute

To the one we loved so dear,

Though we know you can’t be

“_ with us,

W still wish that you were here

We often think of by-gone days

When we were all together

The family chair is broken, now

But memories live forever.

It’s lonesone here withon you

Never will your memory fade,

loving thoughts will always Won- der

To the grave where you are laid

Our hearts still ache with sad- ness

Our eyes still shed many steer,

God alone knows how we miss you

As 'it dawns another Alway’s remembered

“Family.

, year. by the

S"MERS — In loving memory-

of my husband, Hartle Som‘ers

who died Sept. 27th 1955 1 His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away.

Ever remembered by his wife.

ASOMEBS In loving memory of my dad, Hartle Somers, who died Sept. 27th. 1955.

We have only your memory dear D

To remember our whole life through But the sweetness - ever , . As we treasure the image of you. Daughter, Adeline.

CONNALLY —- In loving memory of Flight Sergeant Vincent M.

' Connally, .RCAF. who lost'hiis

, life in Egypt Sept 27, 1941.

Not today but everyday

In silence We remember. v Ever remembered by ,his mother; sisters and brothers.

MCKENNA\— In fond and loving memory of father and grand- father John J. McKenna, who died Sept. 27, 1954.

_ “Not just today but everyday,

f In silence we remember.

‘ Lovineg remembered by Victor and family.

v Agents Wanted

“AGENTS FOR FAST SELLING . line of made to measure cloth- es direct from maker to wear- er. Very large range of all wool good cloths makes this an outstanding proposition. Full or part time, Good com- missions, low prices, free suit bonuses. Great money making opportunity. Experience not necessary. Write immediately for samples. Daventry Tailors, Dept. “A.C.”, Box 3014, Mon- treal.”

linger for-

Paula

Routes Ava1lable

MEN OR WOMEN—EARN $3.00 per hour handling 250 differ- ent Paula Products: Tea-coffee, spices-extracts-medicines-desln- tectants—combs and brushes. will extend you credit. Even without experience, your suc- cess is assured in following my directions. Write for my thirty-day helping-hand. offer— FREE now. G. Laurin, Presi- dent, Paula Ltd, 21 St. Paul East, Montreal-

' TERRITORIAL REPRESENTA- .

tives — Protected areas avail- able for diversified line of mark- ing devices and inks, advert- lsed to extent of 3% million a year. Training and mission- ary work by sales manager. This can be a $20,000 plus a year business of your own. NO franchise payment required but a small investment in initieal stock will be~discussed. Ex- cellent discounts granted. Write fully today to Box 39’.’ Guardian

SPARE. TIME. CASH MAKE

' $100 easily selling executive high quality Christmas Cards and Novelty Gifts. Newest com— pletely different designs. It’s fun. Friends buy on sight. Write today for free catalogue and samples on approval. Big profits no experience needed. Special plan for ghurches, clubs. Homer-Warren empany Dept. 22 411 Glendon-an Ave. Toronto.

AUTOMOTIVE ., FRED F. KlTSON

NORTH RIVER

FEATURING THIS WEEK

LANTZ POTATO DIGGER

MALE BOARDERS ACCOMMO- dated in private home. Home cooking and television. $12.00 per week. Apply 69 Edward St. or Dial 6097.

Baby 0Msz EURNs CHICK HATCHERY

now open. A special breed for every need

cars leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX Sunday, Dial 7723.

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX on Sunday. Phone 8276.

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON, Oct. 6. Phone 5803.

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX N.S., Monday, Sept. 29. Can accommodate 4 passengers. Phone 4645.

CAR LEAVING FOR SYDNEY and Glace Bay October 1 can accommodate t w 0 people. Phone Summerm'de 2797.‘

cars and Trucks For Sale

LATE. 1955. 36. ’ TON. FORD truck 33,000 miles. Extra good condition. Clark’s Feed Ser. V1102.

54 INTERNATIONAL 3 T 0 N truck (6 new tires), in perfect running order. With or Without steel box and hoist. Apply Kel- sie Buchanan, Churchill.

1950 ONE TON CHEV. TRUCK body and tires very good with- out motor will sell cheap or take livestock. A. P. Mac- Donald, St. Peters Bay.

1956 FORD 1,4 TON TRUCK IN good condition, would take older truck or car in trade. Ap- ply Box C W Guardian.

1946 CHEV. CAR. GOOD TIRES. In good running order. Price $200.00. Apply John Cusack, Emyvale.

FOR SALE: 1951 CHEV. GOOD

‘ Condition reason for selling go- ing away. Phone 8848.

FOR SALE

1952—2 Ton G.M.C. Truck with ruer - new tires - new motor flat bottom. Apply

J. W. Thomas Cascumpeque

OOPS ‘

. . We, Just. Dropped

4. Our. " Prices

Yes, we dropped our prices on these Used cars and you can now buy them at terrificzsavings. Don’t miss Iseeing these if you’re in themarket for a goodmsed car. I

I 956 ‘Pontlac station Wagon v.8 molor, with radio ' »

_ Sim 1953 Buick,

4..er autdmatic tranSmission

Ssoo' ‘. I957 PLYMOUTH

Ldoor sedan. Automatic trans- mission. Low, low mileage,

$l995 I954 PONTIAC '

LaUrentian. Radio, tires good, body, motor, etc.,.A-1 condition.

$|250

I ALLISON “ ' MOcLEOD‘ ‘ LTD.

PHONE 7364 - 7355 126 Cumberland St.

Female Help Wanted

LADIES - FULL' OR PART time. $30.00-$40.00 per week. car necessary. PhOne 3291 Sum- merside for mterw' 'ew.

HALIFAX FAMILY WITH TWO boys, 8 and 13, require house- keeper. Live in. Apply stating age, qualifications, wages re- quired. two references, to Ross, P.Q. Box 65. Halifax, N. S.

WANTED: HOUSEKEEPER FOR «two adults in City apartment. Woman from country preferred Write P.O. Box 441, Charlotte- town.

WOMEN—START NOW FOR BIG Christmas earnings as all Avon representative. Openings in Queens and Kings County. For interview write Mrs. R. G. Dunn, 16 Princess St., Mone- ton, N. B.

$23 WEEKLY FOR WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Ameri- can Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing, investment or experience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd, 3425 Industrial Blvd. Dept. A. 4495 Montreal. ‘

WANTED '

Nurses, for well equipped hospital in Northern On- tario town of 4,000. Salaries meet Ontario Registered Nurses ‘Association schedu- les. Living accommodation in town for $30.00 per month. Meals in at 35c each. 44 hOur week, liberal sick time and vacation time. Apply Administrator, Lady Minto Hospital, Coch-

\

rance, Ontario.

g

V "OIL RANGE,

OUT OUR WAY

By J. R. WILLIAMS

QUIET, NOW. sou BIG I CAN’T EVEN PULL

Female llelp Wanted

WANTED: DOMESTIC HELP I o r Brotesant Onphanaige. Phone 4319 or apply P. O. Box

‘ 664.

For Sale

ONE YEAR AND HALF RAM Colin MaIcEachern New Argyle

FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGE ,Play Pen and High Chair. l’hcne 4969i

ENTERPRISE. good condition. Stewart and Beck’s. Montague. ' HOOVER, BIGGER GOOD CON- diltion with. split shears. Wendell McKenua. Emerald R. 'R. ‘

ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN -— all colours — cut‘to size.

,_ Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

PIPELESS FURNACE, MEDIUM .size, good condition. John E. Jenkins, Murray River.

FAWCETT COAL RANGE IN

quick sale dial 5189 before 5 o’- clock. ,

JOLLITY . HORSE, s E v E N

mannered easily handled. Dean Crosby, Tyne Valley.

START COUNTING .EXTRA dollars fast by selling things Classified Ads. Phone 8506.

COOKlE CAM WITHOUT ‘IOU SETTN’ UP A LOUD Fuss IF 1 DON'T SHARE 'D‘E LDOT‘

good condition, reasonable for'

years old, dark chestnut, well .

BLACKMAILER.’ A RAID ON IHE

For Sale

SPACE. HEATER. IN. GOOD Condition. Phone 7437.

10 SPRING CALVES. CRAN- berries 12 cents per pound. Ralph MacEwen, Bristol.

THRIVING MEA..T AND Grocery . business. Central. Reason, moving. Apply Box 424 in care Guardian-Patriot.

YOU COULDN’T CARRY YOUR merchandise to every door in town seeking buyers . . but a

- Classified ad qiiicklyltells thou- sands what youvhave for sale. Phone 8506...; -.

ENGLISH-SETTER 3 MONTHS old pups. ,Sire—Soco Ben Ad- ams,b y Hi Jacket. Here is top breeding in field trial stock. A steal. at $50.00 each PhOne 5142 - 7156. ’ '

DUCK—’S._A~DELIC‘ACY

,Make. your dipner a special occasion. ‘ ‘

, 50.3 ‘ Lb. PHONE 7767.

Auction Sale SATURDAY, SEPT. 27th ‘ I, 2 p.- m. ‘ WYMAN CLARK’S, Malpeque, PEI. -

22 head cattle months Old

.54. Phone 3142;

FOR peppers, pears - and apples, Country prices. Williard Mc- Kay, Vernon Bridge. .

* PIPELESS‘ FURNACE ,WITI-I

f‘Timkinrotary oil burner”. can be moved unthout dismantl- buruer. Furnace and bur- ner, $390.00. Carl Johnston, Montague. ‘ USED POTATO DIGGERS, IN- ‘teruationlal elevator power take "off, rubber tires other types. Also will take potaItOes in trade

$1.00 a bag. Lloyd M hew, Tryon. ‘ a“ ONE FLAT BOTTOM HOIST,

will take cattle or cash. .Also one general P01113056 horse, eight years old,.nall sound. Em- mett Radish Junior, Sher- bmoke.

BABY‘S CRIB, COMBINATION play table and chair, convert- I'ble carriage, all good condi- tion, Half price. Also Man’s navy blazer size 40 Worn twice, two ladies suits size 12 and 14 Brown check and black watch. Phone 5455.

BLUE CHEER BM. 4. 2.15 DAM Lorraine Abbe. Miss Honey Fin— .go BM. 2. Winner of 1958 Trot Futurity. Lady Hal BM. 2. 2.18 Winner of 1958 Pace Futurity. Apply to Sheldon Campbell, Charlottetowu Raceway, or W. A. Roberts, Durham Bridge, N. B. Phone Gr. 2777.

400 R.I. PULLETS 3% MONTHS 1 mare and foal, one milk .cow 4 years, 1-8 H.P. Briggs and Strattih engion, 1 three to five International engion, one Rot- ary and Carriage 44 inch saw, and other mill parts. Slabs stove length, (Weeks Mill. Pleasant Valley. Phone Hunter River 2,-7 ring 31.

Auction ,Sale

Auction sale‘at Ellerslie on October 1, 1958,‘ at 1 p.m_. Consisting of the fol- lowmg: 2. Chest drawers; 1. Cot; 4. Rocking chairs; 4. Cane Chairs; 4 Couches; 1. Grandfather chair; 1.

I

Single bed dresser and commode; 1. Bedroom su1te; 2. Wooden beds

dresser and commode; 1. Dining room suite; 1. 0r- gan; 1. Oil stove; 1. Sewing machine; 1. Weaving ma- chine; pictures, curtains, clock, lamps, cream cans, wash tubs, 1. Trunk, iron- Ing board; bed clothing, pillow cases, mats. And other articles numerous to mention.

CASH TERMS

John England Property, sold by Mrs. Racheal Wal— lace. Auctioneer Major B. Moase.

If day unfit the first fine day following.

too

SALE — CUCUMBERS

1‘ you no longer need through“ Terms cash '

WOMAN’S COAT, SIZE. 18 . ‘ boyjs Sport jacket size 16: ' “5! Am, Found Girl's coat skirts, jacket size

IIAVING STRAYED ON MY PRO- f perty,"‘on‘e, -twmyear old heifer owner may have by claiming and paying for ad. within one week. Elmer Hyde, Meadow Bank.

l Miscellanea:

REAL ESTATE

For Sale

FOP. SALE: LOT ON DORCHES- ter Street City-Centrally locat- ed. Apply Trainor and O‘Don- nell. '

DOUBLE TENEMENT HORSE on Alley Street, Charlottetown, Price reasonable. Apply Pal- mer and Haslam, Solicitors.

'FOR SALE BY TENDER

Farm consisting of 120 acres of land with buildings. situated Head of Hillsb‘oro. Tenders close Oct. 2, 1958. Address all tenders to—

MERTON L. JARDINE

Mount tSewart Administrator: Estate of Albert T. Jardine.

Highest or any tender not

necessarily accepted.

REAL ESTATE ' For Rent

LARGE FURNISHED HEATED room, suitable for 2 or 3. Brigh- ton. Phone 0641',' after 5 p. m.

2- OFFICES, 2ND FLOOR OF new brick building near com- pletion. 237 Queen Street inquire at 233, Queen Street.

1 FURNISHED ROOM ON SEC- ond flOor, in quiet home, nice location, Apply 83 Green Street or Dial 3294. ‘

MODERN 6 ROOM APT. NOV. lst Parkdale. Heated. Hot wa- ter Adults. \ $75.00 monthly. Write Box 427 'Guardian. 3

REAL ESTATE WANTEll

3 ROOM APARTMENT W I T H bath; Apply P, O. Box 309, or Phone 3189, by October 1st.

3 ROOM APARTMENT WITH bath Apply PO. Box 309 or Phone 3189.- v

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM APART- ment or house: Apply Box 460 Guardian-Patriot.

TO R E N'T OR PURCHASE; house in Charlottetown or vic- inity. Apply Box 457, Montague.

2 0R 3 ROOM APARTMENT. heated. Furnished or unfurnish- ed, Phone 2133 Hunter River

A A. HOUSE. OR. FIVE ROOM

apartment on ground floor, b October 30th. Dial 3026., ‘

APARTMENT 0R HOUSE, FIVE or six rooms, by Oct. 12 in re- sidential area. Four adults.

’ Any reasonable - rent. ,Phone 6249.

Personal '

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH The amazing Body Tonic. Write for free booklet today.

PROCKER 8: CAMPBELL RESEARCH INST. 21 King St.lEast, Toronto, Ont.

BOX NUMBERS

In replying to Box Numbers please make sure you have the correct Box Number in the ad-» dress. '

Help Wanted

WANTED Operator for Burroughs Posting Machine. Exper- ience prefered but nOt es- sential. Apply DeBlois Bros, Ltd, Charlottetown.

‘ Male Help Wanted

WANTED BELL BOY APPLY Queen Hotel

BOY FOR ‘FARM WORK. IRA

McCoubrey, Cavendish.

GOOD PAY .

IN T.V.—RADIO SERVICING Wireless Operating all offer big money_\Tra.ined men urgently needed. Ask for facts on how you can prepare for a good pay- ing job in one of these fields and remain at work. No experi- ence—but some high school needed. Apply now for Fall day classes Toronto and Montreal. Give education, age and post your request quickly—no obliga- lion.

Radio College of Canada.

Box 171, Monoton, N.B.

~ REAL . ESTATE

For Sale

5 BEDROOM H O U S..E AND store, large unfinished third floor. Corner Weymouth and Euston. Apply 218 Weymoullh Street.

HOUSE AND LOT AT STANLEY Bridge hou-se‘has 9 rooms lo- cated on paved highway 31/2 miles from National Park. Would make ideal tourist hOme Electricity available. Apply Blois McEwen.

FOR SALE I

Residence and large plot Of land 80 x 84 feet at 18 West St, Charlotte- town with adjoining gar- den plot 42% x 83 ft. in? cluding garage. Hot water heating and Oil furnace.

Apply on premises,

GREY HAIR VANISHES WHEN you use Angelique Grey Hair Restorer. Regain appearance of natural beauty, colour. $1.50 at The Jenkins Pharmacy . Char- lottetown; J amieson’s Drug Store Montague.

Sérvices Offered

VAILS. RADIO,. TELEVISION Charlottetown. Dial 3537. sales and Service. 204 Kent St.

NURSING CARE AND BOARD.

. Invalids or sermi-inyalids. Ap‘ ply Box K Guardian and Pa- triot.

ELECTRICAL WIRING

For all your wiring and re- pairs at reasonable cost contact ARTHUR RODD ' Electrical Contractor Charlottetown, R. R. 6 Phone 5907

Salesman Wanted

AGENT FOR'THE PROVINCE Prince Eward Island for ex— clusive imported articles, no competition food delicacies, cig- arettes, novelties. Commission basis, write: Palais De Paris, 2112 St. Lawrence Blvd. Mon- treal, P.Q. '

Wanted To Buy

WILL BE BUYING EACH week until further notice — Good pigs over 32 lbs each. Top market price. Farm pick- up. P. A. MacDonald, St. Pet- er’s Bay.

TO BUY OLD GUNS, PISTOLS, Revolvers, Riffles, Muskets, Sword and Bayonets. Any of these in your attic or out build- ings in any condition. Write me or bring to: Spurgeon l-Iickox, 28 Hawthorne Ave.. Charlotte- town. Phone 3606.

BUYING PIGS, MONDAY AT Fredericton, Tuesday, Brook- field at 9 a.m.; Milton. 9.30; Charlottetown Railway Wharf, 10; York 1 p.m.; Bedford 2 p. m.; Tracadie 2.30 p.m.; Mount Stewart 3 p.m.; Pisquid 3.30; Fort Augustus 4 p.m.; Water- vale 4.30; Vernon River 5 p. m.; Pownal 530; deesday, New Glasgow 9 a.m.; Wheat- ley River 9.30 Holmes Corner 10; New Haven 11; Bonashalw, 11.30; CraIpaud 1 p.m.; Tryon 1.30; Albany 2 p.m.; Kinkora 2.30 p.m.; Traveller’s Rest 3.30 Kensm’ gton 4.30; Clifton 5.30 Paying $28.00 a pair for good pigs over 40' pounds each $18.- 00 for good pigs over 15 .le each. Paying extra for in be- tween. Knud JorgenSen.

Work Wanted

SINGLE MAN WANTS WORK

. on farm. Apply Box 426- Guar- dian Office

MAN WANTS WORK PICKING Potatoes. Johnny Dougan, Sac. red Heart Home, High-and St.

CANADA

to the undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER FOR REPAIRS T0

COUNTY, N. S.”, ‘will .be

received in the office of the

Secretary, until 8.00 pm. (E. D. S, T.) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1958. _: Plans and specification can‘ be seen and forms ff tender ob- tained at the office of the Engineer, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario, at the office of the District Engineer, Ralston Building, P. O. Box 875, Halifax, N. S., and at the Post Offices, at Pictou, and New Glasgow, N. S. I To be considered each tender must be accompanied by a sac- urity in the form Of a certified cheque or Bonds as specified in the form of tender. Tenders,

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oellent condition.

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Thisi‘sthe

All tenders should be

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SEALED TENDERS addressed.

PIER, PICTOU, PLCTOU‘

must be made on the printed, forms supplied by the Depart- ment and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.

The Department, through the Chief Engineer’s Office (H. & R.), or through the undersigned, or through the Office of the Dis- trict Engineer at Halifax, N. S., will supply blueprints and speci- fication of the work.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,

ROBERT FORTIER,

Chief of Administrative Services and Secretary.

Department of Public Works, Ottawa. September 25, 1958

Canada Y

Department of Transport Moncton, N. B.

TENDERS

SEALED TENDERS, address- ed to the undersigned and mark- ed “TENDER FOR TRANS- MITTER‘ BUILDING, GRIND- STONE, MAGDALEN ISLANDS, QUE”, will be received up to 3.30 PM. (Atlantic Standard Time), Thursday, October 23, 1958, for the construction of re mote transmitter building and related work at Grindstone, Magdalen Islands, Que.

Plans, specifications, labour conditions, ‘ tender form and re- lated documents, and pre-ad- dressed return tender envelope may be obtained on application to the undersigned, at 232 St. George Street, P_ O. .Box 42,

i Moncton, N. B.,\upon receipt of

an accepted cheque made pay- able to the Receiver General of Canada for the sum of $25.00. This cheque will be returned upon the return of the plans and specifications in good condition.

Each tender must be accom- panied by a- security deposit as stipulated in the tender form and any tender not accompanied by

will not be considered. Any tender submitted by tele- gram wil also not be considered. The De artment does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. , J. A. LENAI-IAN. Acting Regional Director, Air Services Department, of Transport, Monoton, N. B., ‘1 September 23, 1958.