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Cans For Sale

4956 METEOR NIAGARA V8

sedan completely winterized; low mileage. Excellent condi- tion. Phone 5214.

For SALE CIVILIAN WILLIS jeep 4 wheel drive. Good con- dition. $350. Phone 5047. ,

1951 CADILLAC, PERFECT CON-

ARRIVED EARLY

VANGUARD—1951 Four door sedan. Has

_ 95244 miles on the speedo-

meter, and it’s true. Just the thing for jumping over the ruts and holes in the aony roads. Solidly built

-— and operating--to- perfec- tion. $398.00

_ METEOR—1955

_ Four door sedan—We had to touch up the fenders on this one, and put on a

_ beautiful pair of seat cov-

__ ers. Now you should see it.

A real eye catcher, a - dream, and it’s for sale.

. $1,249.00

DODGE—1951

Two door sedan. Body in fair condition. Mechanical- ly in good condition. Tires in good condition. We aren’t going to spend any

‘money on this one, so

please take it off our lot. [t goes. . $350.00

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1236 Cumberland Street Telephone 7364 Buick & Pontiac Cars G.M.C, Trucks

-RAMBLER-RENAULT

DEALER

“Your Compact Car Centre”

CHRISTMAS

SPECIALS AT OUR USED CAR LOT KENT STREET

AUSTIN—1954

4 door sedan. This is a good car Family car this win- ber. Good tires, good oe and reconditioned motor. A bargain for only

$450.00

(CHEV—1958

2 door sedan. This is the ear

you have been waiting for. A-1 condition ikside and owt. Sorry, i is our loss but your gain. You

’ €annot afford to miss this car.

Just look at the price

$1,650.00 FORD—1957

2 door sedan. A-1 mechanical. condition. New seat covers and mew paint job. This is a car that you would be proud to own. We are sacrificing this car for

$1, 250.00

GOODSPEED’S. OF P.E.I. LTD.

Uptown Lot, Kent Street,

trees, call and see them, and place your order beautiful hand made

sleighs. FRED HICKOX

Service Station ' Parkdale

ONE NO. 12 BASE BURNER IN

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ner cabinet ‘Aylwards Furni- ture Exchange 87 Prince Street Charlottetown.

WALNUT DINING ROOM suite for sale, table, buffet, and six chairs. $200.00. Write Guardian - Patriot box no. 11160

ELECTROLUX FOR __CHRIST- _mas. Get her that “Electrolux cleaner, or polisher that she has

Phone 5607, Charlottetown, or Stuart Aiken, Rollo Bay, 530 ring 33. :

CARRIAGE FOR SALE PRICE reasonable. Apply Mrs. Walter Gill. Phone 5904.

CARROTS 4 CTS. PER POUND; cabbage $1.50 per dozen. We de- liver. Phone 7013.

FOR SALE WASHING MACHINE new motor $25.00. Apply to 9% Water Street, Charlottetown.

CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE Checker Cab, 196 Prince Street oa 196 Fitzroy Street. Phone

6654 $1.00 each. Free delivery.

FOR SALE, DODGE, FORD, Pontiac parts also’ Internation- al parts. Phone 3792.

FOR SALE: TWO DIESEL EN- gines 7-and 12 H.P. excellent condition. Apply W. Madsen, Wood Island.

Guardian-Patriot

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so place lations,

advertisement or cancel and other classified services . . . Call the Classified De partment, Mondays through Fricays ‘% AM. ‘til 5 P.M. Sat. ‘til 12 100m ' Phone Charlottetown 850¢ Consult the list of telephones at the top of Classified page for the Branch office serving your area. ANNOUNCEMENTS — 15 word mini- mum charge 75e. Less than 15 words will be charged as 13 words,

SPECIAL NOTICES—Births, Deaths 1.00

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Your Guardian-Patriot Classified Ad appears in both newspapers.

These lower rates apply to com secutive insertions

Bewspaper responsible for one day’s Sue publication or for the incorrect

For Sale

Miscellaneous

ONE PAIR GIRLS WHITE

Dial | 5455. Wells, Box 762-or phone 2798, LADIES FUR COAT, SIZE 18, Neier also one pair brown velvet fur FOR SALE: POWERED RO-| | top overshoes size 6. All in good sale price $60. new ; TWO PAIRS OF SKATES, SIZE Tiana 8% and 9, one CCM special, ex- aaa : mre ‘ = cellent condition. Phone 4189. SEAL 7) — ae ; FOR SALE — QUANTITY OF mie new and used space heaters in : good condition. Stewart and ASSORTMEN? OF HAND| Beck, Montague. sleighs, large. and small. Suit) FOR SALE — ONE 1957 CHEV able for town or country. See motor, 3 ton. Tommy Murphy,

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Wheatley’s apple stand St. ters Road, at Ellis Bros. Diary Mac-

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Bar. Delicious, russets, Intosh, courtland, also and Phone 5020.

EXTRA GOOD USED REFRIG- erators; gas washers and elec- tric washers; televisions, 21” and 17”; bargain prices. Fire-

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ment starting February 1960.| lottetown Store.

‘Female Help Wanted

REGISTERED NURSES FOR AN - Accredited 82 bed hospital. Sal- ary $275.00.to $315.00 per month. Forty hour week and no split shifts. Living accommodation in a nurses residence and laun- dry of uniforms provided for $8.00 to $12.00 per month. We will refund cost of transporta- tion (railway) after six months of service. Apply: Superinten- dent of Nurses, Canora Union Hospital,-Canora, Sask. EXPERIENCED hairdresser. Permanent position for the right person. Dial 3837 after 1:00 p.m.

Farmers Market FOR SALE 250 POLLETS, LAY- ing Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn Cross. Apply Floyd Johnston, Murray River. FOR SALE — WHITE LEGHORN pullets, laying. J.C. Ennis, Greenfield.

OLD GEESE. APPLY ELWOOD

Lost & Found

LOST EXTENSION LADDER IN ¢ vicinity of Sanitorium with red canvass. Finder please phone 8866. -#

LOST RED AND WHITE ENG- lish setter answers to the name of Tim, has Halifax dog tag. Reward. Phone 7970.

Miscellaneous

Guardian - Patriot Magazine

Subscribers

If you move, notify your car- rier or Guardian-Patriot Office of your wew address. Do not notify, the magazine company. The Guardian-Patriot will have your address on the magazines changed. This is important. Al ways allow us six to eight weeks

Die |for your new address io appear

on magazines, Also please leave a forwarding address at the post

OPEN TONIGHT Till 9 O'clock

Be sure to visit our Toy Fair. for the best values in Town.

first 30 daye following the Grst pub FIRESTONE a nee crept reject, feria or se ad- : HOME & AUTO COX REPLIES ~ item wee, CHARLOTTETOWN ‘Bem “Numblls and “postertice “Bee| ° STORE ONLY Numbers for‘ replies ts held strictly . confidential and will not be divulged under any circumstances. Box re = thy only ‘one after final NOTICE

blica’ date. aders are re quested to address Box Reply te-| All bills owing Moase sure\ immediate delivery "te, we aa.jService Station, Kensing-| caatur Replies to Letter Boxesiton must be settled by can be mailed, dropped it the r Guardian's Letter box year the front|December 31st. Saw LYMAN MOASE,. |

tubber display.|.

THIS WEEK

HOCKEY EQUIPMENT,

SKATE AND BICYCLES ARE WANTED BY FAM- ILY WANT AD READ- ERS. Ps oe

For only 8c (3 insertions $2.10) you can advertise the above mentioned items and get

quick results and extra CASH for Christmas.

ACT FAST Phone

Guardian - Patriot 8506 STARTING DECEMBER 12th.

SANTA CLAUS

Is Coming To

Town!

Make .yo ur .Christmas Shopping pleasant by -|selecting an appropriate

VAN BOX SUITABLE FOR ONE

or Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, Dee. 15 1958.|OUT OUR WAY By J R. Wiliams __Transportation —_|_ Wanted To Buy Ct ieees eer ak a oe Sic mses ic bina! real, Thursday moraing, De-|.. heavy duty, light weight, with ener) See. Can SACRE ae | ' ene year factory warranty. tember ‘Sith, Phone 2104 e¢| 20 BUY ALE BOTTLES $75 by: See nai, Sav ives, Rouen 8655 or 6428. PINTS and QUARTS — o- CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON| . DIAL 8595 AUCTION “4s” SCORE CARDS ‘Bus-MacCannel, Phone #850 - ALE BOTTLES for sale at Guardian-Patriot 9513, Boston MO ‘64477. FOR PROMPT Work Wanted DELIVERY SERVICE EXPERIENCED MARRIED wo-| ,"¢ vil be paying the follow. Established man. desires job as B.A. Stove & Furnace Oil, er for an elderly ing immediately. : Phone 6860. PINTS—in cartons of 24’s—40c _ EASY TO MAKE MORE MONEY enone 2 Wanted S . i da quicker tine — Gal's weet : WANTED —SHALLDOG|in, see Familex offers you. — Products CHRISTMAS about 3, 4 or 5 months old for of the highest quality, gift sets, childs pet. Dial 5295 between 5 City Pick-up Service cosmetics, household necessi- and 7 p.m. MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD. ties, tonics, vitamins, extracts, TREES 5 Eat Besaat etc. (commission and bonus, Wanted To Buy trial period) You don’t need sel-} Pine and Fir, also silvered Phone 9522

The naval shipyard established in. 1767 at Norfolk, Va., is the old-

‘dest in the United States.

lottetown. Dated this first day of

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

William J. Sanderson Service Station at St. Peter's Bay

The mortgage sale of the above property, which ‘was advertised-for November 18 last and postponed, ‘will now take place on Wednesday, December 16, 1959, at the hour of 12'‘d’clock noon by public auction in front of the-Law. Courts. Building at Charlottetown.

For further particulars, apply to the law office of

Frederic A. Large, Q.C., 136 Richmond Street, Char-

December, 1959.

Batt & aches Ltd. _, Mortgagee..

“NOTICE

Hear Heath Macquarrie M.P. over C.F.C.Y. Television - Tuesday December_15th., +. 6.40 PM.

at 8:00 p.m. sale of candy.

COME TO Bazaar and Tea in Breadaibane United Church hall, December 16th at 3 p.m.

MT. MELLICK School concert Pownal hall, December 17th at 8 p.m.

WESTMINISTER Abbey Choir Christmas Carols — and Carol singing” at Kingsway Hall — Long play records $1.98 each. Toombs Music Store.

FREDERICTON School concert in Fredericton hall Friday even- ing, December 16 at 8 p.m.

ANNUAL MEETING Kingston Telephone ae Friday, — . Edgar Newson,

transferred to this department

BIRTHS

gift for everyone on list from the

Gift Spotter

RENTAL Houses & Apartments

ONE FURNISHED BEDROOM central, suitable for one or two working girls. Phone 9933.

TO UNION

An Invitation is extend

18th.

the Province will address

MEMBERS

ed to all Union Members to’ attend the regular Monthly Meeting of the Charlotte- town and District Labour Council on Friday, December

Dr. B. J. O’Meara, Director of Dental Health for

the meeting and answer

questions on “Fluoridation”. Time of address 9:15.

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM UN- heated apartment with bath- room. Ground floor. Phone 3504

FOR RENT SIX ROOM HOUSE in city central adults preferred Write Guardian - Patriot box 11916, Charlottetown.

FOR RENT: IN CRAPAUD ON paved highway, one modern 8 room house, oil heated, 2 miles from Summerside and 24 miles from Charlottetown, handy school, church and stor-

including Reversible, Paste

ada.

65 Queen

Robes made from 100% Pure Virgin Wool. will hold any Blanket until Christmas. supplied if required. Orders mailed anywhere in Can-|

ATTENTION CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS

We have a complete line of Satin. Bound Blankets,

1 Shades, Check, also Auto A deposit Dial 8712. Boxes

WM. CONDON & SONS,

Street,

In Kensington by first of January one house with bathroom and oil heating system.

Phone

2871 Summerside or 85-5 Kensington

inatco£G§€ Charlottetown, P. E. I. FOR RENT PROFESSIONAL CARDS

175 Grafton Street

Wanted To Rent

URGENTLY REQUIRED 3 BED- room house or apartment.

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

Barristers, Electrical: Solicitors, etc. Engineer M..A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. E. S. Chandler’ Bank of Commerce Bldg. BSc., (E.E.) M.ELC., P Eng. Palmer & Haslam 242 North River Road Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. soko Peake & Nicholson Optometrists

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

Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B.

tents, sleeping bags, tarpaulins etc. Experienced.

\Mfg. Ltd., 149 Sterling Road, Toronto, Ont.

Services Offered

TELEVISION AND RADIOS RE- paired. Prompt service by ful- ly equipped experts. Costs ar® . lower when repairs are done properly. Pick up and delivery service Island Radio Centre, 136 Great George St. Phone 6021 Charlottetown.

MODERN FUMIGATING

SERVICE Exterminators for Roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats, Insects, ete. Free estimates — Guaranteed satisfaction. Phone 8727—Write P. O. Box 451, Charlottetown.

FLOORS

SANDED and FINISHED

~ PHONE 7476

Phone 3030. ‘McLean & McKinnon) Sales-Help Wanted |“"™* ™%;,,, “- oe SALESMEN TO CARRY FULL John J. Holmes

line of ‘ camping equipment, * BA; LLB.

Canvas Goods and Luggage}:

150 Richmond Street Dial 6145

Frederic A. Large Q.C.

136 Richmond St. Dial 3244

Robert G. MacLeod B.A., LL.B.

136 Richmond St. Dial 4126

Chiropractor

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

J. S. Taylor, R.O.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

Architects

J. F. Toombs, B. Arch.

Architect be 140 Richmond. St. Dial 3865

Peter' A. McNeil

166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513

_ Laurie A. Coles & Associates.

Consulting Engineering & Architectural Service. Charlottetown,

142% Great George St., Dial 5616

Summerside, Dial 3789,

Chartered Accountants

Currie Bldg.

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO

COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlot

tetown Dial 5568

H. R. DOANE AND COMPANY WINSPEAR, HIGGINS, STEVENSON AND DOANE

{34 Richmond Street, Charlottetown Phone 6547 ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321 : AUCTIONEERS CLAUDE LICENCED AUCTIONEEK, Winsloe, P.E.T. « f Phone 78%

ember l4th, 1959, to Mr. Mrs. G. Allison (Addie) Mac- Donald, a son, 9 Ibs., 6 oz.

SAUNDERS — Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Saunders, are happy to an- nounce the arrival of their chosen daughter Kathy Eliza- beth, a sister for Douglas.

MARRIAGES

KELLER — KAYS — The wed- ding took place in October, 1959, at Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, U.S.A., of Florence Helen Kays,

.

“CAROLS by the Candles” Glow” — Kirk of St. James, day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. You are invited.

ANGORA gloves reg $2.98,

Christmas special $1.98 assorted colors and all sizes at the Fash- ion Shoppe.

QUALITY pianos lead by Heintz- man and company produce. Every unit

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| CARDIGAN SWEATERS in sizes 40-42-44, at the Fashion Shoppe.

CHRISTMAS concert, Bethel

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PRINCE COUNTY

CARD PARTY Canadian

le | gion Home, Kensington, tonight, —

Dec. 15th, 8.00 p.m. MOASE Jewellers,” Summers

ute shoppers.

| side are prepared for last mim — i

beet Nada! Be ane 4

° "clock. Cast of 65. ‘breton Dr. Peter MacDonald.

. KING'S COUNTY

BOOK YOUR order now for fresh - not frozen - ducks, geese, turkey, chicken at T.M. Llewel- lyn’s, Montague.

DANCE in Mt. Stewart mem-

School, Wednesday, Dec. 16th, Curtain 8:00 p.m.

Births, Deaths, Marriages _

(When death notices are received toe late to be included on this page, they appear for one edition on page two and are

in the next edition.)

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Kays, Charlottetown, P.E.L., and Orval Christian Keller, son of Mr. Allan Keller of Houston, Texas, and the late Mrs. Keller.

DEATHS.

| ABEL —_At Vancouver General | _Hospital, Vancouver B: Sunday, Dec. 13, 1959, Grace E. Abel, widow

BISHOP — At the P.E.I. Hospi- tal on Dec. 13th, 1959, Mrs. Ca- lvin Bishop, Mt. Buchanan in her 90th year. The remains are resting at the Gillis Funeral Rae a oa ee Free Church of Scotland for fu- neral service at 2.00 o'clock. In- terment in the church cemetery. Please omit flowers.

CARDS OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. An-

drew Arsenault wishes to thank everyone who kindly sent flow- ers, Mass and sympathy cards.

I wish to thank the nurses and staff of the Prince County Hospi- tal, Dr. Auld, Joseph Davidson

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PROVINCIAL OF AGRI

are cordially invited.

FOR QUICK SALE

(Just Arrived) 30 pair MEN'S WINE OPERA SLIPPERS

ed) — Only $3.49

36 pair Growing Girls’ Burgundy OXFORDS Sizes and half sizes 4-8', — Only $4.49

— 2nd. FLOOR

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LePAGE SHOE CO. LTD.

4748

Give Footwear for Christmas from “The Home of Good Shoes Since 1920”

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ANNUAL MEETING OF P.E.I. JERSEY CLUB |

WILL BE HELD IN THE BOARD. ROOM OF THE

DEPARTMENT CULTURE, -

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 164th, AT.1 P.M.

All Jersey Breeders and others who are interested

BIRCHWOOD position. Applicants should basic drafting.

Superintende:

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WANTED ,

MANUAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR

HIGH SCHOOL

Duties to commence January 4, 1960. Permanent

have at-Jeast Grade XI edu-

cation and practical skills in carpentry, power tools and Apply: K.A. PARKER,

nt of Schools,

140 Richmond Street, or phone 6837 for appointment

-| The beautiful things you did for ||

orial hall tonight, 9.30 to 12.30 in aid of Mt. Stewart hockey club.

and all those that visited me, sent cards, letters and treats. A very special thanks to all those who — helped out in any way while I Was a patient in the hospital and — at home. Kg

Daniel Buzzle, French River.

IN MEMORIAM

BOUDREAU — In loving:memory _ of our dear mother, Mrs, Adele

alife, December 15, 1958.

us,

Live within our hearts each day,

And keep you near and dear to us,

Though you have passed away. Always remembered by daugh-

ters, Mrs. James Pineau and Mrs

Alfred Pineau.

COLES — In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs. Henry Coles, who passed away De- ycember 15th, 1950.

Gone but not to be forgotten, And while she lies in peaceful

sleep,

Her memory, we shall always

keep. Inserted by her daughters, Myrtle, and Margaret. 3

BOULTER — In loving memory .of our dear husband and father, Roy Boulter, who passed away December 13th, 1956.

‘‘Love and remembrance last for-

ever’. Always remembered by Blanche- and girls.

BAKER — In loving memory of — a dear wife and mother, Mrs. Stanley Baker who passed away December 14th, 1956.

Gone from us but leaving mem-

ories, }

Death can never take away,

Memories that will always linger,

While upon this earth we stay. — Lovingly remembered by hus

band and family. '

Each leaf and flower may wither,

The evening sun may set.

But the ones that loved you dearly

Are the ones who won't forget. Ever remembered by son,

Frank and daughter, Mrs. Percy

MacPherson.

HOWATT — In memory of Mrs. | Mary Howatt who passed away, December 15th, 1855.

Always remembered: by the family.

GIBBS —

In loving memory .of Charles Gibbs, Grand’ Tracadie, who passed away Dec. 15th, 1946

This month is here with deep re-

gret, It brings back days we will never

e forget. He fell asleep, without saying good-bye, But —_— les of him will never ie

Lovingly remembered by wife and family.

Funeral Director

MacLEAN | FUNERAL HOME ~ LIMITED

15 King Square - 4 Charlottetown -

Dial 5549

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