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Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1955

The . Guardian Page 14

Agent: Vlaotol

For Sale

CUSTOM

Reid. '

dsj

EYOU (MAN 03 WOMAN) ARE FOR SALE-GRADE 9 BOOKS-' CLOSED UNTIL FUBTIIER N0 interested in earninl

33,50 hourly Apply 172 Kent Street.

doing pleasant outdoor work on 3-spare or fulltline basil. Write immediately to Mr. W. R. Pur-

F6TT'T"-Z; ALE-BUNDLES? "6113, , papers. Apply Guardian.

nu, ,5 5,. pm, 5,, E” M0,...-..1, FOR SALE-G R A n E E1.EVENf

CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS - Make money easily in spare, time. no experience aocess :- Just show Canada's leading line of Personal and Boxed Christmas Cards to your friends. Three great Feature Boxes. plus Deluxe Tali Cards. Bible Verse. Velvet, Luxury. Christmas Classics, Ll- lae Stationery and scores of other buutlful items selected to sell a. sight. It's easy. itls fun, lip cbsts nothing to try. Write today,

for free Personal Album and Box;

Samples. on approval. Douglas.

and grade twelve school books.. Everett Noonan, Albany.

FOR SALE - AT CAVENDISII. a quantity of pressed hay and straw. Auston Leard. Kensing- ton. Box 71.

DR SALE - STRAW RLOWERS” to fit any thrcsher. completel with pipe. 3125.00. Write Mack MacFadyen, Canoe Cove. l

on SALE REGISTERED boars. ready for service Dani's: score 91 W Roland P2l)IllCI'.t French River.

tice. MacCallum's Mill, Brack-

lay Point.

; in-ivTifi?sT'tVifL"aE'nEcEivnn

by the undersigned until Sop-

h 15. for shingling roof of Valleyfield Church. For park icularl apply to secretary or nanse. Norman Nicholson, loc- retary.

Male iiaip Wanted

(v'KsTi-Eii”-"biIiVEFiT nor. Ghiz Grocery.

WANTED - BELL BOY. APPLY Queen Hotel.

icrvai. JOBS IN cA'NAnA.TIE So. Am.. Europe. To 815.000 Travel paid. Write Employment

Greeting Card Co. Dept. 12. 50 r 'MoNA(; HAWN-I ""0 C9"'"- 300'" 09- AGYM

Blgecker St., Toronto.

Boarders Aooomiiiodateil

IOABDERS WANTED - PHONEl 0989. FWVW "W7 ,

ioaao AND ROOM ma ONE girl. 236 Grafton Street. l

Trcommomrrion ron om-3! male boarder or College Student. Dial mo.

WANTED - FIRST YEAR COL- lego student to share room with mother boy. H Grafton St.. phone 3102.

CAN ACCOMMODATE GIRL student border in home near, Summerllde Convent and Com- mercial school. Box 302 Summer- slde. Phone 8032.

cars Leaving NAI LEAVING VIA MONTREAL.

Trenton and Toronto. Friday. Sept. 9th. Arlie Keefe. Morell.

Isa LEAVING Ion NINETTE. Manitoba. on September 17, can accommodate two. Phone 1). Montague or contact R. C. M. P.

haw con LEAVING roa roa- onto and Hamilton Thursday. Sept. 8. can accommodate pas- sengers. Phone 7182.

can and Trucks For Sale FOR SALE - ONE mo CREV.

Allgoodtlrooaudlngoodrum ning order. Price 370. Frank Newsome. Rose Valley-

Eon SALE - 1952 DODGE sn- dan. in good oonditlou. Radio.

blower. l

thresher. equipped for Heber l

priced for quick sale Myers. Carleton.

iron. sAfi'-::tis"i1:o THREISIIER.

self feeder and hlowcr: used thresher less feeder; used Alas- soy Harris binder No 5 Apply

.T. A. Smith. Millview

UR SALE - REGISTERED Hill.- stein heifer to fr:-slien St-pi ll, dam graded very good. eligible for Holstein grant. Oswald New- son. Kingston.

FOR SALE - MAN!)-0'LVIN; 1

banjo ukclcle; 1 man's Bulovap wrist watch: 1 ludics Bulnvap wrist watch Phone 5337 EH07 6 p.m.

FOR SALE - 1 BEDS. SPRINGS and mattresses: 2 kitchen tables and chairs; coiicli: small tables; kitchen cupboard; dishcx. bat-

ket lamps; oilcloth; kitchen range (Enterprisel: quantity of, split stove wood; stack hsy.: Mary B. Brunian. Kinkura.

For Sale

Owing to ill-hcalth. I offer for sale my farm property. !w'lllIalP(ll at Suffolk. consisting of 99 acrt-s,i 80 clear. balance choice liimberl

and hardwood. dwellings and buildings thereon. Close to school- and churches. Nine miles fromi

Charlottetown. No reasonable offer refused. For further particulars apply:

LOUIS ll. ARBING.

Suffolk

As business is changing hands, all accounts due must he settled hy September 30, 1955.

.liacPl-TAIL BROS. Bonshaw

if saie?maiT WaiiTtidwT

1 SAITESMANW-VITVIMTEKIJTITATE ' 075:??-

mg. Large National Organizat- ion. 37.500 to 510.000. Write, wire. Utility. 330 South Dearboru, l)t'pl ( 7. Chicago 4.

tery radio: Aladdin lamp. brac-i -JFIIITLIETI

are aggressive, alert, interested in a business of your own you will do well selling Familex pro- ducts in your surroundings. Write for free information and catalo- gue. FAMILEX. Station C. Mont- real.

Now EARN MONEYIHAND win

your own clothing as extra bonus. A handsome profit on each order. Amazing bonus offers all year round. Work full or part time without experience. I'll show you how and send you absolutely free a powerful sample outfit with full instructions. You'll be able to sell to entire families, suits. shoes, shirts, sportswear, slacks.

etc. But act now. Write to Dept

235, Johnson Co- P. O. Box 1100. Beauharnois. P.Q.

To Lot

hoator. Reason for rolling, ill health. can be '” T Dill 3014.

VALUI For Your Money out

W. G. Iarlo-our's Lid. A "SAFE PLACE" to IUY 1943 roan COACH

. S650

Today's has al

Why drive ”an accident waiting in happen".

1954 DODGE CLUB COUPE

I. R. McLaine Ltd.. Malpoquo Road D111 7358-O ' Open Evenings

For sale

plums at yaw grocers.

FOR. SALE - PULLET3 (NY! I

BR) Bob Reid, Middleton.

- iron sou: - nunmmo LOT

in city llmlll. Dial 7048.

run sans: - nnmin coll. Ernest Maocabo, Alexandra.

I Benton. Summeraide.

ion sour-4o GALLON nxiioi

boiler. practically new. Phone sou.

roa sou: - 7 most aousE'

ritsrov ad-cot. A large lot. Dial saso.

FOR SALE - FRESH COW AND oalf. Bow to farrow soon. Ger- doa Lamont, Giurchlll.

POI CALI - NEROSENI

Raefrldgerator h perfect con-

dition. Write Box 777. Guardian,-

f6'i,ssu: - 1: oAuoa"TTaoiiif: barralod hammorleao shotgun. Agb I Douglass st. Phone

r'oi'saLn-fwo"nnAn man'- 'c cattla one .work man. f you solo. John is. Mulligan.

FOR SALE

Eleven room house. Oil burner furnace. Hot water heated. Near F e de re I Building.

Apply!

01 POWNAL STREETII Frank Steele.

Foiiiale Ilol-o Vfdntod

WANTED-A wxirnsss APPLY personally to the Island Grill.

WANTED - RELIABLE WOTVTA-N

TO LET - 3 ROOMS.

TO Ll T.

TO LIT

APPLY 12 upper Hillsboro. Dial

ro LET - FURNISHED nan-

ed room. 185 Princ

as LET - 4.;ta”.i" isms

apartment, 1 UI miles town. Dial 5872. Adults.

from

TO LET - FURNISHED. HEAT-

ed room near High School. Breakfast. if desired; aho pri vato tutoring. Phone 0&0.

COMFORTABLE room Kings Square. suitable for one or two people. Kitchen pri- vileges if desired. Phone 4104 be- tween no and 7.30.

LAROI IUNNY loom, overlooking garden, has fireplace; hot water heating. two closets. Write Box 782. Guardian.

for general L f . Dial 3300.

WAITRESS!!! WANTED. APPLY in person only. Tweel's Restaur- ant.

WANTED - MAID FOR GENER- al housework. Apply 44 Long- worth Ave. or Dial 9020. 1

WANTED - MIDDLE ((5:7) woman for Housework. Phone 3107. p WANTED - WOMAN-DR" '(;'iiiT.i for housework. Apply Mrs.. Frank Crabbe, Milton. WANTED-WOMAN OR GIRL TO

assist with housework. Mrs. John McKinley. North River. - Dial 7772. 1

'.-VANTED-GIRV FOR GENERAL housework by pleasant family of two adu': and two school age boys. Please apply giving refer- ences, age. experience if any, etc. to Offman, 20 Newton Ave., Halifax, N S.

L

Farina For Sale

FARM FOR SALE - I OFFER for Immediate sale my form of 110 acres. 100 acres clear. mn- ance in hard and soft wood. Never failing stream running through farm. House with mod- ern conveniences. All new barns with running water. A quarter of mile from paved highway and railway station. Apply Lloyd Ballem, Pownal Post Office. P E. I.

For lion!

FOR RENT-V-Two ROOMS. 1o Chestnut St. Adults only.

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FOR RENT - FIVE ROOM. heated apartment. continuous hot water, electric stove and refrigerator supplied. excellent location. 875.0) monthly. Apply

Box "AR" clo Guardian.

Lost

Lol'l'-CIILVI rotoan

attollar. Sunday evening at Victoria Park. riuder pieooo . phone 51. Reward.

it aar-

lcasisgaoano Che lotte-

ruaor mu! lllli':ll0lf. ltroot.

-wet tewa, its

WANTED

W

Teachers Wanted

APPLICATIONS FOR TEACH-

ing positions in Indian Day and Residential Schools invited. Clas- sificatlon. grade and salary in accordance with qualifications and experience. salary range for First Clau Certificates 32130- 34000 per annum with annual in- crement of 3150. Salary range for Second Class Certificate 31900 to 82800 with annual increment of 3100. Credit given for previous teaching experience to maximum five years. Pension fund and Group Hospital and Medical In- surance and other benefits avail- able. For Details and applicat- ion forms apply to the following according to preference of loca- lion:-Mr. A.V. Poi-mlnter. Re- gional Inspector. P.0. Box 70, Vancouver. BC: Mr. L. G. P. Waller. Regional Inspector. 620 Public Bldg. Calgary, Alta.: Mr. J. D. Cairns. Regional Inspector, 304 P. 0. Bldg, Regina. Sask.; wr. G. H. Marcoux. Regional In- spector. Norlyn Bldg, 309 Har- grave St.. Winnipeg, Man.: Mr. F. Matters, Regional Supervisor. Box 292. North Bay, 0nt.; Mr HG Mlngay, Regional inspect

or, Postal Station "Q", 25 St

Clair Ave. E, Toronto. Ontario; Mr. A. J. Doucet. Regional in- spector, 779 St. Joseph St. E,

WANTED ro BUY. coivmoii-:

chair with arms. Phone 6950.

WANT-ED - RELIABLE -junmi

Office Clerk. Apply in writing PO. Box 68.

- UNFURNISIIED heated room. Write Box 7'70. Guardian.

wsivrnnq: rwru any- ICAR-

riage. Phone I29-3 or write box 342, Montague.

WANTED-ALI

IO'I'l'l.l2& Plato or tllllrte. Dial & Michael Bros.

WANTED-A NUHIII 0? FOX

horses. James Watson, summer- sido. Phone 3171

WATTEDA ”:I'R"u'n D I A rim?

light housekeeping rooms. Phone ma.

Amzn-manna If-W to Montreal. Thunday. have on-ivsu. Pane oao.

transfer httoovntouhg I. Ilaeltay. Albany. Phone Iordea I-I1.

ToTicT

l ISLANDER TO SERVICE JETS AT C. N. E.

LAC. J. E. Moyiiagh of Chariot-.display Sept. 9th and 10th. LAC. gether with servicing crews and

.ciuwn is the sole Island represents ativc acctniipanyiiig the R. C. A. F. ,Sabi'c jet servicing crew for the Canadian National Exhibition sir

Expansion Continued ln

Moynagh is a iellecomrn 0 ailunn technician at R. C. A. F. Station Chathani. Over fifty jets and twenty piston-driven aircraft to-

Canada's Trade In July

I

' OTTAWA VCPL-Canadals trade continued to expand in July with both exports and imports showing gains in value over July last year, the bureau of statistics reported Thursday.

Rise in the value of imports, which has been general this year, was slightly greater than that of exports, which have had uninter- rupted monthly gains since October last year.

Total exports in July were valued at S357.000,000. up 8.5 per cent from 339,100,000 in July. 1954. Imports were estimated at 3372,- 800.000, an increase of 9.3 per cent over S34l,200.000 last year.

Rise in imports was due to in- creased purchases from the United States. Imports from the United Kingdom and other regions were slightly lower in value.

BETTER IMPORT BALANCE

The month's trade resulted in a moderate increase in the import balance to sl5,800,000 from 312,. 100,000 for July last year.

In the seven months ended July 31, total exports were valued at 82,-120,100,000. nearly 10 per cent above last year's figure. The rec- ord for this period is s2,496,9()o,o0o in 1952 when grain shipments were exceptionally high.

Value of imports in the

Tcnders will he rec

iwalk four feet wide. 3

Murray Riiar. August 29. 1955.

.even Ob , it . pmomm M” to s2'5a2l2m.m:g H-lduivrerver was announced Fri

VII.I.A(.'-E OF MURRAY RIVER

NOTICE

elved by the undersigned up until September i '0ih. 1953. for putting down approximately 1550 feet new concrete side- inches thick, North side Bridge. Tender to be given per running foot.

must eight per cent over the 1954 total for the unrespondlng period of 32.391.300.000 and exceeded only by the 1953 seven-month total of S2.622,000,000. V

With the larger gain in exports than imports-82l9.700,000 against 3190,900,000-the import balance for the seven months declined to Sl62,l00,000 from S190,900.000 last year.

Commodity exports to the U. S. in July increased to 32.02.100.000 from 319-1.000.000 a year ago, mak- ing the saven-month total 31.430.- 900.000 against 31.339.000.000 last year.

U. S. IMPORTS RISE

Imports from the U. S. in July increased more sharply to an eati- maled s275,000,000 from 1240.000.- 000 and in the sevdn months to 31.924.300.000 from S1,743,!l)0,00.

As a result, the import balance with the U. S. increased in July to 372,900,000 from 045,700,000 last; year and in the seven months tol S493.400.000 from 8403,500.000.

.m...m.Lmm..m NEW CIIURCII EDITOR

TORONTO iCPi - Ernest L. lomewood of Lorne Park. 0nt..i former editor of the Port Credit Weekly, has been appointed assist- ant editor of the United Church

of Murray River

CLARENCE MURDOCK. Village Clerk.

mile East of Eldon,

.FOR RENTAL

Modern seven room house on highway one-quarterl completely furnished with electric range and washer. This dwelling will be rented to a re- liable couple at a reasonable rent together with the use of the land for garden, etc. For further particulars apply on the premises or Bell, Mathieson A Foster, 150 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

Prince Edward Island.

Charlottetown.

I

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

LIKE

TENDERS FOR STONE

SEALED TENDERS .will be received until noon on Friday, September 16, 1955. for the plan g of stone on various bridges in Prince, Queens and Rina Counties.

Specifications and Tender Farina may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. Provincial Building,

Lowest or any Tender net necessarily accepted.

r.a.mim:. Dqtnyllinioter.

aircrew: will gather at Station Trenton. Ontario, Sept llth to com- mence practicing tor the annual air event. (NATIONAL DEFENCE PHOTO)

ro'A'r'rENn s-rsrr COLLEGE

OTTAWA (CF) - Wing Cmdr. T. H. Christie. 40. of Winnipeg. will attend the North Atlantic Treaty

rganization Defence College in Paris starting Sept. 5, the air force announced Friday. A native of Cedoux, Sask., he joined the RCAF in 1939. Since 1952 he has served

Concentrate

VANCOUVER (CF) - Take it from the leaders of the blunt stock exchanges in North America-forget about the "fast killing" and concentrate on secur- ity.

The advice came from the stock market leaders attending the non- vention here of the National Asso- ciation of Securities Administra-

ton.

All agreed that the man of avar- age means with money to invest should concentrate on security and not speculative issues ahd forget about the "fast killing."

Their iidvice is based on the principle that there is no easy way to riches on the sttck market. CAUTIOUS Anvicl:

In an intervww, the men were asked what advice they would give the working man seeking a fortune on a 35,000 investment.

"Watch out," is the phrase that capsules their reaction .

"That type of man is badly hi

Stock Market Le'aders.Say l

STAB! DAUGHTER WED

On SGCUTTTY, l BEVERLY mus. Calif. (CI-ll-

Susan Phyllida Conyn. daughter of Home Cronyn. the stage gt”. from London. 0nt., and his actress wife. Jeuica Tandy. was mg;-ned "If a man had 85.00) and steady p Tuggdgy to John

need of a financial education which could cost him every cent of his savings." 1 Keith Funston. president of dial New York stock exchange. said: ”I would tell him to put his 05.000 in a savings account andf government bonds. Nobody should, invest in common stock until he- has provided for emergencies through savings or bonds: and, against catastrophe. through life! insurance. . " James B. Weir. chairman of thel Montreal stock exchange: . ”I would definitely advise him. to stay away from specula ive is- sues. They are for people who can afford to take the gamble. not for the poor man. I would say that he should buy only blue chips. pro7 vided he keeps some of the 85,000 for emergencies . . . There is no such thing as a fomiula for get-I ting rich quick. . ." , Edward T. McCormick, pres- ident of the American exchange:

BOVINE SOCIAL STANDING MOSCOW. Idaho AP - social standing is mighty important to in cow. says G. C. Anderson, dairy llspeclalist at the University of Ida- o.

l

He says recent studies indicate; a newcomer which threatens the position of the rest of the cows in a herd is the most frequent cause of ...,chological uproar that can cause milk and butterfat pro- duction to drop as much as five, per cent. 3 The intrusion creates excitement marked by butting. kicking and threatening until the new ' ' its accepted and a new social order

at hesdquartersirin 0ttswa.is established.

Youthful lHoodlum Shcfig

By Police AT

NEW YORK IAPI--A policeman shot and wounded a 15-year-old boy in Harlem early Thursday while pursuing five youngsters who sat flaming torches to the feet of an ice peddler.

Joe Lee Louis, 30. said the hoys used torches made of paper and cardboard on him when he refused to hand over about 395 he had hidden. One held a knife at his back and two grasped his arms

Greeks Have

Taste For Canadian Spuds

MONTREAL iCP)-Howard W. Richardson. Canadian commercial attache in Athens, says Canadian ixporto to Greece. Turkey and Is- 'ael this year will amount to ap- proximately S5,000,000 ed with an average of 310,000,000 a year.

Inflationary

conditions in Tur-

key. the release of surplus Unltctii

States wheat to Isreal, and the natural poverty of Greece were to blame. Mr. Richardson said in an interview Tuesday. .

He is touring eastern Canada to advise private firms on thc hcsi methods to improve trade with the three countries. i

Mr. Richardson said the Greek.-xi

WANTED

A man to work in office and feed miii. Applications will be recelv 1 ed until September 7th at the tin derligned officc.

KI-JNSINGTON DAIRY C0-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. LIMITED.

KEITH STEWART. secretary.

WANTED

Expanding food chain or- ganlzatlon in Moncton de- sires fully qualified person- nel for following openings: Meat cutters. clerks, groc- ery clerka, produce clerks. Outstanding opportunities for promotion. .

anmrsanranvn will be at ' C1-IARDUITEPOWN norm. TUESDAY 1. WEDNESDAY , leptambor 6th and 1th,

x

TUESDAY and from 0:00 am. to 3:00 p.in. WEDNESDAY

reelotomewo.

s'r. anonsn FOOD S1-IOP I

from 4:00 pm to 9:00 p.m

fer Attack

during the attack.

When patrolman Robert Larlcin arrived at the scene. the boys fled. Larkin fired a warning shot. thenl several more.

Four of the youths escaped. but i Larkln captured a 15-year-old boy who had been shot in the leg. Hel .vas charged with Juvenile delln-I qucncy. K

Louis was treated for third-de-1 gree burns.

Developed-

ihave developed a liking for Cana- dian potatoes. Exports of Canadian seed potatoes, which topped a figure of 3200.000 last year. have bedn maintained.

1 F SEALED TENDIII. addressed to he nderalgned and marked "TENDER FOR

ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT lul- MERSIDE AERODROIE". will be ro- rrtvod up to 11 o'clock noon. I.D.l.'r..l FRIDAY. ssrranaam ll. feel a . of aatatlng ruaway' nlillfl tayxiway at the Aerodrome at dummy!-

dey - -.

Plans. specifications, labour condition. rnntract form. farm of tender and ntnru tender ' y. may be obtained on or pllcatton to the District Airway landed. , Department or Trlnuiort. P.O. Boa

Moneton. N.l.. upon roodat of an cheque made payable to o Roeolvar Gh- eral of Canada for the aura of 310.00. Thin cheque will be returned upon the return, of the plans and specification: in goodl condition. Additional information required? with regard to Interpretation of piano and specifications may be lined from the. aforementioned Diolrict ay lnliaomi Plans and rpodfluti will aalo he on: display at the The Ilaildaro Exehaaga. 1iie.. Montreal. P. 0.. and the Halifax CKIIIHIO-( Each tender must be Iceornpaatd by a ucuritv dopodt equal to (II ten per cent the amount of the tuder does not exceed uso.ooo.ou or fin ns.ooo.oo plus five per cent In per cent) of the amount by whim! Ind:

lion Association. lalllaa. Nova Biotin. tin var coat) of the tender arireo wane i'ho amount of no

Any tender not aceoinpaniotl by a security deposit as doaafbod VIII m be .

Thdbaparttnontdneoaothlnd to oecnvtiho oraaytnlor. If.&aIJNI.

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