Think ahead to winter . .

. . Why store it? Sell it with a Want

Ad. 1

‘_‘

"extra"l special?

a list of articles around your home

A which you no

grown children’s

instance, or

perhaps“

machine, an "idle hike, sports equipment, or iust about anything that others can use.

. ‘Nexf, ' Dial 8506

and describe, ‘

31

last acting ' GuardianFPatriot I iWant Ale

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l

P. E. I. tolks are always on the

lookout for second-hand articles in good condition. And because the

carries many of these in

~Want Ad‘s ‘ they turn to its

money make your

summer vacation

Then here’s how

[to get it:. make up

longer need. Out-

playthings, for

that old washing

what youhave.

‘l'O a h 'neyonc

Guardian - Patriot

classified cblumns to fill their needs. If you have what

IN MEMORIAM

DUNSFORD—In loving memory

of Winston Dunsford, who died September 13, 1950.

A silent thought a secret tear

Keeps the memory ever near.

Time takes away the edge of grief

But memory turns back every

leaf. . Sadly missed by family.

our dear son and brother, Pie William MacLaren, Calble Head West, who made the Supreme sacrifice in Italy, September 13, 1944.

'Ilhre is no panting from those we love,

Nodistance can divide .

For today in memories garden

We still walk side by side. I Ahmays remembered by moth-

er, lathers, Esters and brothers.

MacEWEN—Iln' loving memory of Mrs. Leslie MacEwen, who pas- sed alwlay Sept 14, 1948. Remembered by husband and

family. -

LeCLAllR—Im loving memory of Corporal Win. H. LeClailr, “110 died Sept. 14th, 1956._

Ever remembered by the fam-

ily.

DAWSON —— In loving memory of Murdock H. Dawson who de- parted this life September lath, 1957. '

Peacefully sleeping and resting at

last. . v

Your weary trials and troubles

are past.

In silence you suffered and pat- ience you bore, ' v Till God called you home to suf-

fer no more. , « ‘I .‘ Ever remembered and sadly missed by Wife and Family.

,MAN’NM loving mem-

ory of my brother John R. Mlac

Council who passed away on-

September 12,1954... ‘

He would not wish fair sorrow,

He would not wish tor tears

But just to be remembered

Throughout the passing years.

Silently the years roll by

But thoughts of you will never

die - .

For in God’s Garden new you sleep. ’

will be no more sorrow Sadly missed by sister Janie.

~' rMaoRAE—In loving memory of -

my darling ' brother, John A. MacRae, who was-loifled Sept- author 12, 1956. 2 " ‘ We have only your pi-ncture deal;- b‘nother . To remember our .- whole life But, the sweetness will linger tor ever: . , . As we treasure the ironic of you For Wellbe‘meeting onto again, . ' Luster Young:

CARI! 0F THANKS

’,Iwishtoenpressmy sincere appreciation to all those who sent {Iowans cards and treats or re- membered me in any way while a‘patient in the Prince County Handbal- . ' ‘

Hunter Weelos.‘

The damily of the late Mine. ‘Mlalbel Layers wish to express their heartfelt multitude tor the unforgettable ldnduess of our friends and neighbours, Dr. Er- win, nurses and staff of the P. E.I. Hospital and Dr. Alex Ken- nedy, Geongetown, In our recent bereavement please accept our most, sincere thanks.

The Lovers Family.

Agents Wanted

- EXPANDING MARITIME PA- per distributor and packaging house representative for P.E.I. Applicants must be 2515045. withminirnumoflligh School education. Selling exper- ience although perferable is not essential. Can olfer very in- teresting career with promis- ing future for energetic man amdous to make a good living. Usual social benefits. Ap ply Bos 309 Guardian Office with reference.

line of made to measure cloth- es direct from maker to wear-

. , ,er. Very large range of call

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- trea."

MacLAREN—«In loving memory of

And he you till we meet >

FRED F. KITSON ,.

NORTH RIVER

FEATURING'

THIS WEEK LANTZ POTATO DIGGER

Business Opportunities

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN . increasing your present we have several propositions, can be worked at your home, in spare time, no previous ex- perience necessary. For further particulars write to UNIK

. Agency, 63 Sparks Street, Ot< talwa,.0ntario.

OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME

Earn extra money in your spare time. We have several openings in your area for am-l

bitious salésmen or saleswomeng .

who desire to increase thelrl income. No investment needed, No stock to carry. Write for our free catalogue of jewellery, watches, gift items, etc.

STERN BROTHERS. v & Distributors, 2 Temperance St., Toronto, Ont.

Brdcrs Accommodated

BOARDEIRS ACCOMMODATED. Phone 6292. ~ ' ‘

CAN ACCOMMODATE 2- STU- dents or business. girls in quiet central borne. Phone 4744.

Female Help Wanted

WAITRESS WANTED. in person to the Island Grill. DOMESTIC HELP FOR INSTI- . tution. Apply Mrs. Bruce, Na- tional Unemployment Orifice. GIRL TO LOOK AFTER THREE small children Apply Mrs. Gor- don Shaw, Bmackley Beach.

Bars and Trucks For Sale. 1951 VANGUARD, CAN BE

tion_ Richmond St. '

1941 CHEV CAR. RADIO (AND heater. Apply Galvin Woods, Boushaw.

195s DODGE REGENT SEDAN Good condition. Phone 3' Bede- que.

1950 PONTIAC SEDAN IN GOOD condition. Price $325.00. Stan Moore, Albion. .

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR cattle, one 1952 1-2 ton 'Mer- curly truck, actual mileage 32,- 000. Good condition. ApplyVic- tor McKenna. Hamilton, Phone lKensington 48-15.

AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL maid. References. Apply Mrs. 1LT. Mussen, 193 Fitzroy St. Summerside.

A MIDDLE AGE ,WOMAN FOR light housekeeping in country home. Five miles ’from town. All modern conveniences. Ap- ply to B. A. “Mallet, York.

$23 WEEKLY F O R WEARING lovely dresses given to you as bonus. Just show North Ameri- can Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing, investment or necessary.~ No r

American Fashion Frocks, L . A

3425 ' Blvd. Dept. A. 3666. Montreal. '_ cars and Trucks For Sale

1957 AUSTIN. GOOD CONDI-

“AGENTS FOR FAST SELLINGl

SPARE. TIME. CASH MAKE

they are "after,

they’ll make

quick contact .and'ofter cash. '

'50 get busy now rounding up articles arbund the

cellar and attic which you I

no longer need and offer them to thousands in these, widely read columns. Here you’ll reach many many local prospects

DIAL 8506 TODAY

$100 easily selling executive high quality Christmas Cards and Novelty Gifts. Newest coma pleter 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 churches, clrlbs. Homer-Warren Company Dept. 22 411 Clendenan " Ave. Toronto;

Paula

- Routes Available

MEN OR WOMEN—EARN $3.00 I'peri hour handling 250 differ- ent Paula Products: Tea-collee, spices-extracts-medicines-desin- fectants—comlbs and brushes. 1 will extend you credit. Even without experience, your suc- cess is assured in followin my directions. Write for my thirty-day helpingahand offer— FREE now. G. Laurin. Presi- dent, Paul-a Ltd, 21 St. Paul East, Montreal.

Bally clitoris

BURNS C H I C K HATCIIERY

now open. A special breed for every need.

tion. Reasonable price. Phone 5307. I

1950 G. M. C. 1-2 TON. VERY low mileage. Excellent condi- tion. Will sell very reasonable. Apply Clarence Coady, New Wiltshlre.

FOR SALE '-- 1954 DODGE hard top. Completely .over-_ hauled Ad‘pqhdition; also 1951- Ford Gulliver-tilde. New motor. Excellent" body; Apply Fred Hiekox Service Station. ‘Pbon 331‘5. ' . ‘

FOR SALE OR FOR cattle, one 1962 1/2 ton mercury ‘tr-uck, Actual mileage, 32,000. Good condition. Apply Victor McKenna‘, Hamilton, Phone Kensington 48-15.

OOPS .

. . . We Just‘ Dropped O u r Price's Yes, we dropped out on these used cars and you can now buy them at terrific s a v i n g s. Don’t miss seeing these if you’re

in‘ the market for a good used car. , ,

I956 Pontiac

Station Wagon v.8 motor, with radio

$|9175 ‘ I:

Ldoor automatic transmission

$800 I957 PLYMOUTH

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

‘ 3:995 I956 PONTIAC

2-door Sedan $I695

ALLISON ‘ MacLEOD

LTD.

PHONE 7364 - 7365 126 Cumberland St.

FOR SALE

l—S cylinder Chevrolet Sedan in excellent condi- tion, power drive, new tires, new seat covers, radio. Terms cash. Phone

0

MARGARET HORNE,

1956 VOLKSWAGEN PANEL DE- livery. Low mileage, also 1953 Studebaker champion, 4 doors. 2 horsepower Electric motor, single phase. Also 1 Stanley 45 plane, Complete with 21 cut- tersl Apply to Willis Judson, Crapaud, on week ends.

SMALL CAR SPECIALS — 1951 Austin, excellent m o to r and tires, $295; ‘1952 Austin, motor recently overhauled. A real buy $575. 1953 Austin. Motor recent- ly rebuilt, 2 new winter'tires. Good body $675 (SOLD). Mac- ‘Kay Motors,,St. Peters Road. Phone 6448.

Cats Leaving |

CAR LEAVING FOR. HALIFAX, Sunday. 3705. '

BUUCK LEAVING FOR BOSTON September 14th, Can take two. Phone 5736. » l

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON, Sunday, Sept. 14th. Can accom- modate four passengers. Phone Hillsbom exchange. ‘

CAR LEAVING FOR NEW Yank, Septerriber 20th. Can ac- commodate 2 passengers. Phone 7544. ‘ . -

For Sale

47 PONTAIC ENGINE PARTS. Also 41 Chev. dinons. Dial 7498.

NINE YOUNG EWES AND ONE

r Tam. Ernest Younker, Bmook- tield. ‘

ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN

— all colours '— cut to size.

Chandler Bros, Phone 6557.

1 OIL FURNACE. LARGE. ONLY 1711593 6 months. Enterprise. Dial

STORE FOR SALE AT KING-

ston. Reaso n for,‘ selling ill

«heath. Apply Edgar Newson,

Kingston. 4

USED ONE ROW, INTERNAT-

' ional Power lake otf Potato Digger. Apply Elmer Walugh, Wilmot Valley. .

16 INCH PLANER, LARGE hand saw and 10 inch table saw. Will take lumber in ex- change. Apply 247 Grafton St.

MCCLARYrMONARCII PIPE~ less coal furnace. Apply Bob Reid, Central Bedeque, Phone 25-3 after 0. ~

‘TENYEARANDA%YOUNG

cattle, one sow to tarmw in three week’s time. Three cal- ves, Heretond breed. Apply Ste- phen MacQuaid, Bonshaw. BEDROOM SUITE, DINIlNGA room table and chairs, and kitchen furniture. Dial 3151.

45 AND 180 GAL. SIZE HEAVY Oak puncheons. Waddell Bros., Crapaud. .

FOR‘ SALE -— YOUNG PIGS. Write for prices, weights, breed and age. A. R. Sipprelle, Hart- land, N. B. I '

ONE ELEVATOR POTATO digger for sale as good as new. One Mare 12 years old. Apply Alfred Fond, Oyster ‘Bed Bridge.

START COUNTING .EXTRA - dollars fast by selling things Classified Ads. Phone 8506. you no longer need through HUNTER RIVER RINK TWO buildings, sizes 14 by 50 and 9 by 10, also standing board fence. Price $300.00. Apply to Percy Boyle, Hunter River.

FOR SALE

Reconditioned Farm Equip- ment. One 24” Ground driven Potato Digger and Picker $250.00. One Hall Thresher. No. 3 high bag- ger and blower. One 45 T. and one 150 T. Internation- al bailer both engine driv- en.

W. R. Jenkins

8554

Gt. George Street.

seen at Bud’s Service Sta- ‘

For Sale

LADIES’ FALL COAT, SIZE rs. Bargain. Phone 3829.

TWO COCKER SPANIEL PUPS Apply Gordon Shaw, Buckley Beach. ‘

PHILOO CAR RADIO. HAROLD Peterson, Loyalist Road, New Wiltshire.

2 HALLS THRESHING MACHINE

slow, P.E.I.

I HUDSON SEAL COAT SIZE 38. / Gray Kilgornac Coat, Size 36, nearly new. Dial 4272. Chair‘- lottetown, early evenings.

GENERAL. PURPOSE. COLT. two and onehalf years old. Bro- ken. Will. trade for oats or cat- tle. Robert MacKinnon. South- pont. .

ONE ENTERPRISE RANGE 1N good condition. Price $30.00. 1 lange Dodge Engine, in good

. condition. - Price $60.00. Erith

-Hughes. Winslow. Phone 7973.

YOU COULDN’T CARRY YOUR merchandise ,to every door in town seeking buyers . . but a ‘ Classified ad quickly tells thou- sands what you hava forlsale.

' PhOne 8506.

PURE NEW HONEY AT BARa gain prices. Any quantity- in your own containers, before September 20th. George Bow— ness 32 Water Street, Summer- side. , '

STOCK TRAILER IN GOOD. condition. Apply David Ford. Milton,

FOR SALE —- WOMAN’S FUR coat. Size 18. Pentect condition. Reasonably priced. Dial 5480.

14 FOOT BOAT WITH 22 ILPT

mote control, in good condition Apply Ralph Mallett. Phone 4950.

LADIE’S WINTER COAT SIZE Sixteen, suit size sixteen, Seal Fur jacket size fourteen. Write Box 395 core of GuardiamPa- triot. ,

MAHOGANY COUCH —'ROLLED ends. No repairs needed, up- holstered, in corded taffeta. Small tables. Over-mantle mir- ror. Odd chairs including ori- ginal Boston Rocker and pair of Hitchcocks. Apply 18 Fitz-

, roy Street. 1

,FOR SALE

1 I.H.C. Baler P.T.O.

1 I.H.C. baler, motor drawn, 2 years old.

1 Ferguson tractor, 3 point hitch, hydraulic

1 M. H. tractor No. 30, perfect condition.

1 M. H. manure spread- er, 30 bu.

1 Binder. 1 Hall thresher and blower ‘

1 Oliver potato ‘ digger, P.T.O.

We have in stock' a. small quantity baler twine, binder twine and potato top killer.

L. J. ROSSITER Dial 7360 —_ 7369 Grafton St. East

Lost And Found

CHILDS BROWN GABARDINE jacket trimmed with cream and blue Jersey. Fit 3 child 5 'or 6 years old. Phone 7251.

LOST ON ROAD THURSDAY AF- tenuoon in- vicinity of O’Leary

one new hitch for potatoe picker. Painter Red. Finder pi e a s e call collect Summerside 2233.

Miscellaneous .BOX NUMBERS

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

Male Help Wanted

EARN. EXTRA. MONEY, IN your spare time. Nationwide public opinion company re- quires m e n in P. E. Is- land to conduct interviews in their spare time on consumer goods and services. Blasic rate of pay approximately $1.25 per hour. Previous interviewing ex- ’perience desirable but not es sential. Write to PO. Box 73. Mount Royal Stat-ion, Mon

and belt. Layton Smith. Win— /

Elto out-«board engine and re- r

Wireless Operating all offer big money, Trained 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-

tion. Box 171, Moncton, N.B. Radio College of Canada.

WANTED

DIRECT SALESMAN WANTED between the ages 35 to 50 for local employment. Must have a late model car and be prepared to work ‘steadily for above- average income. Hospitalization and Pension Plans available for proven representatives.

Apply, stating past and pres. ent employment. 3150' references to.

BOX 388 GUARDIAN

for Rent

LARGE FURNISHED R O O M_. Centrally located. Phone 9804.

FURNISHED HEATED R O O M. Central. Aipply 238 Queen St.

Available for fall orr winter months. Apply Ken MacDougall Argyle Shore. " ;

*~ FULLY FURNISHED THREE bedroom house. two miles from City limits. Oil heated. Nov- ember to May. Apply Box 401 Guardian. ‘ I

ROOM T0 RENT. PRIVATE home. Business man preferred. Breakfast if desired. Call 8603 atter‘ 12:30 pm. ~

TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS in private home. Centred. Re— sidential section of City. Apply Box 403 Guardian. ,

FURNISHE" HEATED ROOM in private home. Excellent lo- cation. Breaklfast if desired. Gentleman preferred. Apply Box 402 Guardian: ‘

. REAL ESTATE WANTED .z'

MEDICAL DOCTOR WITH FAM- ily requires three bedroom ap- artment or house;‘ Immediate occupancy desired Apply Box 389 Guardian Office ‘

WANTED BY SEPTEMBER 30TH

four rooms Unfurnished heat- 'ed apartment. Bath first or ’second floor reliable tenants. Phone 4905.

- BY YOUNG COUPLE 5 0R 6

room heated apartment. Dial

4317 between 9 am. and

5.30 p. m. -

THREE OR FOUR BEDROOM house or apartment required by Army Olflficer recently post- ed to Charlottetown. Dial 7476 or 4916.

, REAL ESTATE ' For Sale

I ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH in Parkdalle Phone 5172.

FOR SALE—FARM NEAR

REAL ESTATE “*- ,

S ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED. .

er. In good repair. Apply Rob— ert Savidant, North River.

FOR SALE - LOT OF LAND IN Carleton, size 250 feet. Frontage 150. Depth on Trans - Canada Highway. 14 mile from Borden. Phone 95-21 Borden.

FOR SALE

IN, MONTAGUE

Modern semi—bungalow, with large double lot. Electric range, oil furnace.

PHONE 46, or Write P. 0. BOX .482 MONTAGUE.

FOR SALE - AT LONG RIVER 100‘ acreslland 85 clear, bal- ance wood and lumber. Well watered and in good state of cultivation. Buildings in good reair. One mile from pave- mefit. Handy School and Churches: Apply Nelson Payn- ter, Kensington, R. R'.’ 2.

FARM FOR, SALE. THE ESTATE

of Brooklyn near Alberton. P. E. I., consisting of 82 acres of- land 45 under cultivation bal- ance in wood and lumber. 8 room house. barn new hen— house and machine shed. Run- ning water in house and barn. Buildings all on cement found- ation. White Box “L” Guardian Office Summ‘ erside.

FOR SALE‘

90 clear, 6 miles from Char- lottetown, 1 mile‘from Trans- Canada Highway. Good build- ings with all modern convenien- ces. Also a good brook_

; APPIY— . . g . REG, BUTLER, North River

After 6 pm. or Saturday afternoon.

FARM FOR SALE

At Sea View

97 acres, all clear, build-‘ ings in good repair, elec-

farm. 4 miles from pave- ment. Apply—

CHARLES ADAlVIS ‘

FOR SALE

Attractive bungalow type dwelling house situated on Mt. Edward Road, a short distance from City limits; containing six rooms and bath. Modern Conveniences. Hot water heating. Oil fur- nace. Large lot. Reasbnably

.. Apply: .' THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY ' 154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown

FOR SALE f

Desirable ‘property at Ken-

Church, School and Factory. Well watered. Choice land in good state of Cultivation. Appl' to Box No. 404 care of Guam

ian‘Ofifice.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH

bath, air conditioned, oil fur— enace. Garage. Situated in Bor- den South, M. McNevin, Phone 4579, CharlottetOIwn.

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

1. Elmer Blanchard, B.A.

160 Richmond St. Dial 5573

Bank of Commerce Bldg

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.

,(

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

.I. A, McGuigan, B.A. Cln'le Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.

IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB._ CURRIE BLDG. ’(Above Shoe Doctor).

._ DIAL can

FREDERIC A. LARGE, Q.C., M.L.A. Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244

MacPheo & Trainer 16 Richmond St. Dial 5573

PROFESSIONAL CARDS '1

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB.

sington, 1 house and barn, to- ether with 4% acres of land lcluding two building lots, sit- ate on the paved Margate load just outside the town lim- its (low. tax rate).