. --In loving rneunory of unul.und.whopeoood away g memory of James ugald who died . 9. - vingly remembered by Ther- 5!. . DNAGEAN - In loving , of our Father. Philip Monaghan. . rwho passed away. May 24. 1951- A at I 9 memory we see him just the I some 3 long as we live we will cher- - lsh his name. A no in our hearts he is living I I R , yet. , we loved him to deeply to ever ' forget. Lovingiy mily. remembered by his card of Thanks Mrs. Davis Westhaver and fam- 'Page 12, The Guardian Thuro.. May 24, 1955 Ilse Guard I ian Want Ads - DiaL8506 dentiol area. Phone 0458. GROUND noon APARTM.ENT'; or house wanted by young cou- or t working in. when m HEATED APARTDIEBH. TERI! rooms and bath. Hot water. Pri- ness men. 8 Kings Square. Dial W78. tiers and Trucks For Sale FOR QUICK SALE. ONE 1949 7D&))dge sedan. Price :50. Dial 2. 1;t7l"cuEv" IN PERFECT coNDl-I tion. Four new tires. Apply 22 Mt. Edward Road. : wish to thank their is id friends for their many acts I kindness. also all who sent liter: and cards of sympathy to Ifclr recent and bereavement. .-(Lj-E---:-S- ,IMrs. John Macwilliams and 'nlliy, Augustine Cove, wish to hank their many friends and Cighbours for sending cards and ' )ral tributes and for helping out olher ways during their recent fsrcavemcnt. They also wish to Wank doctors Smith and Down- 1 g for services rendered and ev. Harvey Bishop for spiritual . insolation. 1' us. SARAH ANNE O'HANLEY 1 The death occurred suddenly at I 3 la Charlottetown Hospital of Mrs. :irah Anne 0'Hanley of Mount - eiiarl. on May 10. 1955- .f.lMrs, O'llanley enjoyed excellent gtallh and maintained a very act- 7. to life, until she was stricken a Iw hours before her death. IBorn in Point de Roche on Dec- luber 7, 1882. daughter of the late r. and Mrs. Hugh McK.irlnon, the 1' Mrs. 0'llanley lived there for ye creatcrt part of her life until irl 1052, she and her ” Lor- Lmn had taken up residence in Mt. ltewart. - lgeing of a happy and cheerful ” llle was an example of Christian ' "Ispostion. she made many friends. lotherhood, who devoted her Ife to home. her family and church , Hy her good works and charitable ' , Iitribute she showed a zeal for , I , he spiritual welfare fothers. ' "3She leaves to mourn her loss, V ne son, Reuben (married) in . Charlottetown and six daughters I Illice, (Mrs. John Feehan) Point de Roche, Anne (Mrs. Ernest Mc- sachern) Mt. Stewart, Mary (Mrs. , aerry MacDougalll Charlottetown, Winnie (Mrs. Joseph McDougall) Qldlooming Point; Helen in Char- ”gIttetown, Lorena at home in Mt. litewart and one sister Elizabeth tMrs. John Angus McAuly) also . I . In Mt. Stewart. l-ler husband pre- ceded her. Her funeral was held from her lie residence, to St. Andrews ' fllurch on May 12. Rrquicm High -lass was c lbrated by Rev. Fa- ct-r George MacCormac, P.P. . ho also conducted the services H t the grave. Deepest sympathy I . vr fie late Mrs. 0'Hanley family. Sheraton Buys I9 More Hotels 'OMAHA. Neb. (AP) - Sheraton orp. of America. second largest -otel chain in the United States, 'uesday purchased 19 hotels from- .ugeoe C. Eppley. mldwest chain- otel pioneer, for more than 330,4 00,000. , 5 In addition. Sheraton will oper- lite three hotels for Eppley under false. ' Among those purchased outright vere the 1,500-room William Penn at Pittsburgh and the 500-room jieelbach in Louisville, Ky. 'olntly by Eppley and Ernest gfenderson. president of Sheraton. IHEIIOBTSOII said the sale price has "in excess of 330,000,000." He ; told the 22 hotels will be operated in the Eppley division of Sheraton Corp. with headquarters remain- 4ng in Omaha. where Eppley had gparated from the Hotel Foote- e e ' Sheraton now has 24,360 rooms , ha 54 hotels in the U. S. and Can- I a. ope Veteran ush Pilot's ; uck Holding TORONTO (CPI-Cori Crossley. weather-beaten bush of 60 that ho stuck to flying iiing after any of his contempour.aries re- ' Ines out to all the members of "The announcement was made 1030 BUICK SEDAN DRIVEN 35,000 miles. Excellent condi-; tion. Phone Joe Shelfoon, 7:01 p or 8811. IFOR SALE-i951 3-TON FORD truck with hoist in good condit-, ion. Apply Alfred McNcill, Ver-:' non River. ',i; I953 HILL- 'MUST SACRIFICE . I man sedan in excellent condi- tion inside and out. l9.700 actual mileage. S800 or closest offer. Phone 6l02. ' 1951 CHEV DELU)-(I-T4kDO0RI I I sedan, Equipped with radio, I 1 heater and air conditioner Lowl mileage. One owner. Phonel I 9262. - - V -,.L 7 cars Leaving fFOR .0TTAWA MAY .28. CANI take two passengers. Apply Ivan I Rollings, North Rustlco. (LEAVING FOR ONTARIO i'lA' , Montreal, Saturday. May 26., -Arlie Keefe. Phone 24-3 before 6, o'clock. Moreil. I For Rent L.......m..?mL.m..... GARAGE-APPLY 284 GRAFTON St. Dial 6818. OFFICE SECOND FLOOR. CEN- tral Phone 8882. ..::....mLm...m.. ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM. 310 monthly. 10 Upper Hiiisboro Street. Dial 9766. FURNISHED HOME FROM JULY 1st to September 1st. Apply Box S. C-0 Guardian. ....m..:.m.Rm...... DESIRABLE FURNISHED DOU- ble room. Modern kitchen facil- ities. Central. Dial 3356. ;FIVE ROOM HEATED APART- I merit. Hot water. Self-contained. Apply Box 145 No Guardian. FIVE ROOM HEATED APART- ment in new house. Residential area. Apply M.. clo Guardian. T W O UNFURNISHED C 0 N- necting rooms, heated. suitable for hot plate or rangette, near City Hospital, Dial 9030. (HEATED APARTMENT . NEW . building. Three rooms and bath I Hot water. Ground floor. Private , entrance. Apply P, 0. Box 172. ' For Sale - FURNISHED. HEATED ROOMS. 187 Prince. ..:..m.:... '43 DUMP TRUCK BOX .OR hoist. Cheap Dial 3232. VOAK .DlNING .RooM .SUITE. A Dial 4343. I SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ALL MOD- ) ern conveniences large lot. Now vacant Dial 5250. T2's'iiD's'nElIs”CERTll3'iED""siElT- ago seconds. J. H. MacFarlane. Bedeque. g IRISH conlil.ERs. FOUNDA- lon seed. Lenus Trainor. Rich- mond. A TWO DOORS. ALSO TWO COM- bination doors, two double out- side doors. one single outside door. Dial 8852. g (MOTORCYCLES. NEW . AND used. Cash or easy terms. John S. Hambly, 128 Spring Park Rd., Charlottetown. - 77 g TWO GRADE SHORTIIORN calves, three weeks old. Ever- ett Lund, Bethel. W.ggg CHOICE DAHLIA BULBS MARK- ed colours. Apply Mrs. Cyril Mac- Millan. East Royalty. A-. SELF CONTAINED APARTMENT five rooms and bath. Recently decorated. Spring Park area. Phone 9456. wg LKRGE APARTMENT SECOND floor. Heated. Six rooms and bath. Electric stove and dom- estic hot water. Finest residen- tial locality. Box R. D. C-0 ' pie. Residential area. Phone 3645. V." nun”, much m". 860. Adult! only. Apply Ito: J. Boarders Aocoalnodated em emu... ooano ron Two YOUNG nusl-, F... 3". IIAIISO 21.3., for pianos. church orggnp. FOR SALE QUANTITY BALED hay and straw. Apply Mrs. L. J. MacDonald. Mermaid. IIERBOROUGH CANOE. BEST made. Two years d S5000- Dlal Summerslde 2979 LOT ANY SIZE on nEAcn Grove Road. Call evenings 7570. En SALE -HAY. Tnoomv need; pigs. D. F. MacDonald. Souris. m QUANTITY OF GOOD CLEAN Road timothy seed. A. Moore and Son. Cavendish. COW TO FRESHEN IN A FEW days. Apply Athol MacDonald, Mermaid. A FAWCEIT OIL BURNER IN load condition. Apply Box 146 , cXo Guardian. ONE USED BEATTY WASHER. good condition. 840.00. One used kitchen table and chairs. smoo. Dial 6054. TIMOTHY SEED lo CENTS PER lb. Three year old Clydesdale horse, Clarence McEwen. Bria- tol r:e 'l'WO HORSES. AGES I AND 11 years. Two cows to freshen June 1st. Apply J. H. Jenkins. Mt. Albion. 88-ACRE FARM. ALL CLEAR. high state of cultivation. good buildings, electricity. C olin Mathieson. Brsdalbane Village. AT CHURCH ROAD. 67 ACRES of land. Good house and 0 "” F ' t with r O water. Particulars. Apply Harry Rapson. (I6 Cumberland Street. FARM FOR SALE 123 acres, 50 acres of soft and hardwood and lumber. large house and barn. other buildings. 10 miles from Charlottetown. DAVID MacDONALD, UNION ROAD FOR SALE SET-TUBS and SWINGING TAPS Priced right for quick -sale. Phone: WALTER COX, 6936 FOR SALE LARGE BUILDING LOT On Orlebar Street. L. H. KENNEDY 166 Great George St. PHONE 3912 FOR SALE A One International Cub tractor and plow with hoist and power take-off. Also, one IV, H.P. single phase. electric motor. WALTER GREGOR, Cornwall FOR SALE and outbuildings land, near House with an acre of Charlottetown. App1y- BOX C.A. (yo Guardian Guardian. Strawberries under contract, EASTERN PACK MASSEY HARRIS (- tractors. n-., I If ATTENTION FARMERS Farmers in Kings County interested in growing please contact- JOHN MULLALLY ING COMPANY PHONE 30, IOURIS AND FERGUSON FARM EQUIPMENT -.I&A3k a complete Inc of Massey Harris Massey Harris 50, also Fer- , alsoMassey I-Iarris manure readers, spring tooth ready for immediate ' shall demonstrate on your form on re- Inused gear wehavethe -HorI1lI(uotang(2yeors old). and 30.IIolnfll-st J, pin. ; I-aoouce LTD. f I Nosoliust. I ROOM COTTAGE. HAS ELEC- trlcity, suitable to be moved. Apply Omar Neill, Milton. now WITH LITTER NINE PIGS. Apply Angus McPherson. Union ONE LOT. ONE QUIEIIER acre with pump. Mrs. Rvy Selp, Montague. g 7 NEW. COMPUTING. COUNTER scales 24 lbs. Cash 3495.00 sell for 3300.00. Perley Rayner. Geno: Nurses needed, I day, 40 hr. week, I weeks vacation with salary. 2 weeks sick leave, 11 paid holidtayl. Write for up- r.. .. arm. NURSES An excellent hospital opportu- nity is now available in eastern Ontario x for several English speaking Registered Nurses. This 70 bed general hospital, wit.h a million donor pnnsion program being developed. is located in a town of 10,000 people, right in the heart of the beautiful Kawar- thn Lakes resort district. "and not too distant from Toronto and oth- er principal cities. These staff positions offer: . Top wages. . Abundant time off. - PLANTS. Parker Jewell. York. Phone 7074 loll, Motllooon in Foster Aoortaoots Wanted I For loot . For solo Fonolo loin looted Iursory Stock Hp.-3...; ":r.:.':.9.2:5 ”'I.h.. .........;-.1.T.:.c::..'T.:.r. -gg--,-; 3.3;-.,,,--gvgg-u.-g. -mg,-3, ;,-,,;;,g- ..g. M”. ....... PROFESSIONAL CARDS "'”"' N's swmm svssm Mon 10- M---- -1 M rruuxrn-roWv1F'”"T , "', W W" ll” BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc. OPT OMETRISTS PURE "RED HOLSTEIN Hl.'LL thirteen months old. Not rcfiist-V lied. Ray Dlckleson, New Glas-I gow. anions, AND srRATToN PUMPI Engine. Velox Separator, 500 cap. , both one year old. R. But-ll,,' Mermaid. T SEVERAL SMALL ICE-A-CVREAMI cabinets. suitable for family. deep-freeze. Priced for quick sale. Pure Milk Co. Dial W lIols'rElN REIFEFITTO CALVE second week in Juno. Also halcd wme to Director M Numn sul-;;:tdsA"3"" MahLd””"" HIM; Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay. ' ,,., 1 Ontario. Olgfn REGISTERED "ERE ORDI , 2 y lI'S old. Son of Carrion Royal Dandy. Roscoe Walkcr.: L08! And Found - - . ANGORA CAT-BROWN-PHONE l 2 3. Good personnel policies. 4. Residence accommodation, if desired. 6, Transportation costs defray- ed. for immediate appointment. present or last position held; age and condition of health and en- close a recent snapshot. 5. Recreational facilities. -, Applications will be accepted Please state School of Nursing;' ....(j.-S-:S-S VIRUS FREE SENATOR DUN- lop strawberry plants. These are second generation virus free plants and the parents were imported from U.S. last spring. 52.50 per hundred; 315.- 00 per thousand, ordinary stock 51.50 per hundred; 310.00 per thousand. M. F. Reeves. Southport. m EVER BEARING STRAWBER- rics, 25 plants 53.00. Virus free Senator Dunlap 52.50 per hun- drcd, 315 thousand; Premier, 53.00 per hundred. S17 thou- sand: Sparkle. sil per hundred (excellent new variety), pre- paid. Parents of these plants brought in from the United States last Spring. All plants Competent instruction. Dual con- trol equipment. Phone 4037. McLEOD'S AUTO BODY. SPRAY painting, and welding at reason- able rates. 294 Alla in Street. Dial 9751. MM ED'S YARDS CLEANING. STORM windows removed; windows cleaned. Screens replaced and ashes hauled. Dial 6364. ?.m?m...LM... CEMETERY LETTERING. MAR- ble or Granite Lettering 40 cents per letter, in any cemetery. Also monuments reset and cleaned at moderate cost. All work guar- anteed. Drop a card for further particulars. S. A. Livingstone, Cardigan. .4. Real Estate and Insurance . ONE. GUERNSEY cow JL'S'l'l A One Guernsey bull, 8887 . 2 years. One fat steer and hcifcr, I WILL THE PARTY WHO PICKED One veal calf. John Moore, Mil- ton. VEBAL HUNDRED BUSIIELSI Erban oats. Free from in-eds. Suitable for seed. Also 9 tons of baled straw. Blake Wood, Tea Hill.. BUILDING LOTS AT STANHOPE beach. adjoining National Park. 200 yds. from an ICIII. cen- ter and tennis court. Apply to Dr. J.E. Blanchard. Private. ONE '54 THREE TON MERCURY truck. Hoist and steel bar, all complete, good rubber. also a spare tire. ready for the road. Lorne Mclllurrer, Albany, P.E.l. FOR SALE AT EMERAI JCT. desirable property consisting of house and barn and approxi- mately three al-rcs of land. Buildings in good repair, Apply glFJ.IlC. White, Emerald .Jct., HOT. WATER I-IURNACE, OIL burner, 10 radiators, piping, hot water heater and tank, also c ll grates. 200 gallon oil tank. aqua- stat. thermo,slat, reostat. Apply Roper's Service Station. Great George Street. A GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE. How about a Bible, Prayer BOOK. motto or placqur. or re- ligious ”Bcst Scller"? For those and many other items includ- ing greeting cards, visit the Bible House. (Opposite Eaton's.l Feinalomlialugvlalited CAPABLE I" MAlD. APPLY as Fitzroy Street. WAITRESS WANTED. APPCY IN person. Rendezvous Restaurant. TWO GIRLS. 310.00 PER WEEK. with room and board. Apply or phone the Bison Restaurant. Montague. RELIABLE GIRL BETWEEN 20 and 30 for general housework. Good working conditions. Apply Box W. T.. Guardian. TWO REGISTERED N UR S E S for Mankota Union Hospital. salary 8200.00 per month and full maintenance. Three weeks holiday with pay each year and three weeks sick leave-non ' "we. New model ill bed hospital. s e p a r a t e residence. Cost of transportation advanced to suitable applicants if requir- ed. Apply stating qualifications and references to Matron, Man- UP 8 poultry fountain and trays at Mr. F. D. Bennet's gate pllfase notify Mr. Bennett, Mor- e . Male Help Wanted to work on farm. O.W. Newson. Brackiey. modern equipped farnl. Apply Louis Vessey. York. WANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE man to supply customers with Rawleigh products. Write Raw- Ilelghhl Dept. E-470-I27, Montreal, I L....n..s....L.. wtmm” mME””'"'3LY M" TEACHER WANTED FOR non: ,..m..mm.....Mt MA" 03 BOY T0 WORK 0NlwANTEo TEACHER FOR MAY- : field School. 17 pupils. I SEPTIC TANKS freshly dug trimmed and packed for shipping. With each order of 1000 plants. one gooseberry For complete Septic Tank bush included free. Regular cleanout service anywhere on straiin Senzastfgl Dhunlap per 12, E, 1,, wme... hun red. ousan . asp . berry Canes S4 per" hundred. CHAI'M5:VlISlNl”wS0N' ll'ISf)?. Parker Jewell, York. Teachers Wanted Dial 7596 Evellillgs. YOU CAN PREVENT COSTLY FIRES WITH DOMINION FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. Liberal allowance on old equipment. E. A. KEEFE. P. E. I. Sales Representative 8 Richmond St., Ch'town. Office: 34.34 Res.: 4459 Transportation Wanted River School. Supplement 3500. Rupert Simpson, Sec'y. Apply Mrs. Heath Houston, Secretary. FOR. MARSIIFIELD. SCHOOL, Supplement 5500. Apply Mrs. Er- nest Foster. Secretary. TEACHER . WANTED .NORTH Carleton School. Present supple- ing. phone 4173. AUTO BODY AND FENDER RE- pair. acetylene welding, spray painting. Plumbing. Queen St. KEITH CARMICHAELIS PLUMB- ing and heating on Brackley Point Road. Agent and service man for McCulloch chain saws. Dial 6423. NOTICE collection. BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES. lorseri Stock SENATOR DUNLAP STRAWBER ry Plants. 39.00 per 1,000, 31.00 per 100. Mrs. Percy Sharam. Murray River, Phone 34. .L.MM...LM...M..M. SENATOR DUNLAP STRAWBER- ry plants, 31.50 per hundred or 510 a thousand. Apply Mrs. Joe McQuaid. Riverdale. S E N A T OR DUNLAP STRAW- berry plants. Good strong stock. 31.50 per hundred; 310.00 per thousand. Bruce Judson, Alex- liota, Sask. andro. Phone Hillsboro 5-14. HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED SHOE STORE CLERKS IFemeIe) WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Apply: MR. ALAN HOLMAN R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED CI-IARLO'I'I'EI' OWN AUCTION SALE - AT RUSTICO ON MAY 25TH BEGINNING AT 1:30. STOCK: Grade I-Iolstelns consisting of one now I5 years old to freshen first of June; ing; one cow 8 years freshened; one one cow (Guernsey) 4 years to freshen in in in May; May; one cow 3 years to freshen first of June; one cow 8 years, milking; 4 young calves; one 3 ten month old bulls; one blood mare. Y”-1'3; year-old heifer; 13 years old; one General Purpose m one cow 8 years, milk- cow 5 years to fresh- one cow 5 are. 16 years old; one heavy horse, 13 years old; 2 Iowa: 2 chunk pigs. J MACHINERY: One Massey Harris hey mower; Mas- ooy Harris gang plow; one Massey I-Iarrlo separator No. 9. Quantity of Abegweit Onto. Quantity of firewood. TERMS CASH. GRANT IOOIIBS, Ruotioo. d.AlDIG.AlWll1.. . . Auctioneer. 4 nsquogaawuusouvsq, ,, Next to Casford's . I I met" M"- Wilbert TO ToRo"T'oTar CAR. PHONE Miscellaneous , w..,.,., 5..., W. N FOR BUILDING AND REPAIR. AT ONCE FOR MT. ALBION I School District No, 134, until Wanted end of school term. Also follow- ing year. Mrs. Henry S. Jen- kins, Secretary. WANTED TEACHERS Principal and Vice Prin- 'L Ei4lzSTlTT"l;i-BE pints or quarts.”D7iai 7 i-AEsAc.E TO TORONTO. MAY 25th. Phone 7924. SECOND HAND AIR COMPRES- sor. with at least I50 lbs. air pressure. Write Box C.D. Guar- dian. A YOUNG GIRL OR WOMAN FOR light housework in modern apart ment. 8 miles from Charlotte- town. Weekends off. Phone 7764 after 4.30 p. m. MAN OR nor FOR GENERAL I cipal for Southport School. Taxes Owlng I0 Fort Apply C' A Tait! Seem" farm work. Married or single. A u gu S tu s Consolidated House provided for married G""dl"' School if not paid by May) WW of T1'U5Ie95- monk Good wigs; lgl'rgeelt:seeI'nl- - - . ence man. 0 . 3htl Wm be handed in for Fredericton. farm house or Chris. R. McQuuid, B.A. I55 Richmond St. Dial 8911 MacPhee 5. Trainor 165 Queen St. Dial 4232' G. F. Hutcheson & Son F. G. HUTCHESON. R.0. .m.m,....--E-e- LT SENATOR DUNLAP 373AwnE3' SPENCER DESIGNED congzrg 15. gkhmmg 5; MT 3 :l:l.xI?:ll:-n?Il'?&I'.S IIRIIIA. Wgslttliz kwlmvge mi? dlnlfgculghjt an" rob J Elmer Blanchard BA. J' A CT" um"; R'o' orbie Montague. Pilon. 66-31. I 5 Rapstihi? 15 .q.,.. 3;. .'a.,,,,,, an l 5611 aENATon DUNLAP sTnAw- . W0" - Gwrm 0-D- berryh r;o:(tis.LSgt Btlligelirsazxgtli. .x 'UI'80lI8l M- 5- :II'gl0f- Q-C--B3--K 13 not at. Dial soil . . . a a . 3--m-Elmo----em nun . g53IhP:Il-r ..m... with Mildly. zggngiwr-2:155: AlI' Mamet;-ill” Li; J" 5' Tum" Riot FNUAL FIKIWER PLANTS. Tasteless odorless so pure it mm ' W ' ' cmmr Kc” & Q""" SI" also earlylcabbage and cnuliflow requires he s ar..or flavoring. '' mch"'"'d S.” D” "I7 om” "3; mm" "53 er plants. Parker Jewell. York. - At IIugbes'. enliins, and Red- w m, G 5 1,113, H. J. Phone 7o;EDs' ALSO MN m Broa..gg:ulottewwn.Foley. ""4"-u gluon on oamm at "mm" Mdbpnt R.o. Em GARDEN - ' ' . ”" mil” lid 3” S'.?”n?'”” Services ofiored Mm" & Holland... CHIROPRACTOR daily. 850 011 BY 8" "'5' Bank of Nova Sco n g. day evenings until 9 p.m Arthur Dr. W. R. Carson ,v7es,ey,7 York-V V ”4””A7m. YiI:3esd.cI')t,El59lg'l54l-I AND ASIIES M0'l'9f9"r PWI” at as pl-lug sq. mi, mg SENATW "W" 5m” wuov ””'”'”" aeorrys 1l;15an;:mg&0.-lam ed, Foundaum Wm etc. ma, 11: Grafton Street ARCHITECT cha'ir,s.'NogC.O.D. 'Charles Mac- 5909- J. A. MocGuigon (3, Keith pickmd Kenzie. Wms10e- IACDONALD'S DRIVING SCHOOL Corrie Bldg, Dial 9424 Queen St. 8' B-la-Krchi.) gl.IR'.A.I.C.. mm!" 0- . -- Dial 293i (T iottetown. Tuesdays and Fridays. Dial 8618 MUSICIANS I-I. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C O. 53 Grafton St. Dial 8322 Olrrie Bldg. H. R. DOANE 14! Great George Phone 6547-C548 ARTHUR J. Charlottetown Provincial Bank Building Studio - 203 Richmond St DIAL 4213 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS McDONALD. CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS & cO., Charlottetown Dial 8734 8. COMPANY St.. Iiharlottetown P. O. Box 241 GARRETT Palmer Electric Building 100 Fitsroy Street ERMA P. MORRISON CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT MONCTON. N.B. Dial 532i ass Main ui... Wanted TIRES MBY 3'5 CLARK CASE-I lcy. Hamilton. IMMEDIATELY . EXPERIENC- ed egg grader. Apply Kennedyts Poultry Form or phone M38 or 9600. - GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK Good wages. Sleep in or out. Phone 8271 after 6 or Write Mrs. A. B. Burns in care of Burns Jewellers. Wanted . To Buy Tsfooit MACIIINEWIN GOOD condition. Dial 8164. BUYING IRON - STEEL - -SCRAP Also: Radiators, Rope, Horse Hair. L. 0lBRIEN, an GT. GEORGE sr. Copper, Brass. Aluminum. Bottles. Hides. Wanted To IIBITI ..L....:M...L.........M. SMALL HOUSE IN CITY BY IST of July. Write Box R. 1 C-0 NEAR CHARLOTTETOWN FOR July and August, small cottage, rooms for two . Phone 7217. PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 26 BEGINNING AT 2.00 P.M. AT 255 CONVENT STREET, SUMMERSIDE. I am instructed by" the undersigned owner to sellby lic auction the following articles: g Chrome kitchen set, chrome rocking chair, chrome stool, saniboy garbage can. electric kettle, electric toaster. one Mixmaster, radio, electric clock, a number of kitchen utensils, two electric fans, several chairs, two pair lawn shears, several pairs of skates, one bicycle, several end tables, three piece chesterfield suite, two piece chester- field suite, lazy boy rocking chair, card table, record player (three speed) with records, one guitar and case. one oil range (GE burner), one car spot light, pair ca.r blankets, car heater (overnight), one trillght lamp, one Panther TV lamp, two table lamps. two sets glass shelves, one mantle clock. one large mantle mirror, fireplace screen, several pictures, coffee table (blonde), two step up tables (blonde), one end table (blonde), floor lamp, one set boudoir lamps, electric washer (Connor), electric floor pollsher (electrolux), one adjustable ironing board, one folding bed (antique), set bathroom scales. hamper, two wall lamps, one Mr. and Mrs. bedroom suite, several bedsteads, one fluorescent desk lamp, one sink, several light fixtures, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms made known at the sale. WILLIAM PICKERING, Owner pub MAJOR B. MOASE, i Auctioneer DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE ON BRACKLEY POINT ROAD Near Belvedero Corner. Apply:- A. W. GAUDET. LLB. SOLICITOR. NOTICE To DEBTORS Fktate W. L. MocLEOD. Mt. Stewart The administration of this estate necessitates the im- mediate collection of all accounts payable to the estate. Alpeooonoindebtodtothoeetsteonerequestedto thotracoounts ottheloto Inahttnimodinto of ::.non'ed,Ireood deooooodotlloontIoowertofore- nnnnensmmnmumuu Commlssion chnlrrna. R. M. , Fowler. whose three- h group Tuesday '” T hear- . and newspapers Vlorll Wanted Says Nobel Prize Winner's African Hospital FiIIhy' PERTH AMBOY. NJ. (AP)-A Presbyi .rian minister has charges that the African hospital of Dr Albert Schweitzer, Noble prize will ner. is "filthy and that "white supremacy" is practised there. . Rev. Dr. A. H. Behrenberg, pas- tor of the first Presbyterian church Mctuchen, said Tuesday the hos- pital in Lambarene. French Equit- orlal Africa. is "filthy beyond de- scription" and "a color line is prac- tised there which is more severe than anything found in Alabama." The ministe told a luncheon meeting of the Perth Amboy Kl- wanls Club that Dr. Schweitzer in his thinking "is more a Hindu- Buddhlst than Christian in respect to his extreme adherence to the doctrlne of reverence to life." As a result of Dr. Schweitzer's respect for life. the pastor said. "nothing is killed in the hospital area including insects. animals which deposit their filth every- where including the operating room and animals with serious infection that mingle with the all-white staff and the patients." Dr. Behrenberg, who said he spent one week at the hospital last . said the "next village five WANTED "OSITION AS HOUSE- keeper.,Boy seven years old. miles away from the hospital is neater and cleaner than the hon- Apply Box 148 Guardian. Thought Contro By JOHN LeBi.ANC Canadian Press Staff Writer EDMONTON (CP)-An Alberta cabinet minister charged Tuesday the federal government is attempt- ing thought control of the public in the way it handles broadcasting. Hon. Gordon Taylor, telephones minister in the provlncels Social Credit government. suggested to the royal commission on broad- caatiog that the federal govern ment is verging on totalitarianism in its broadcast policies. Mr. Taylor. testifying in support of an Alberta government brief strongly critical of federal broad- cast activities. used the roughest language the commission yet has heard in denouncing the federal system of control over tuondcas - ing through the CBC. Canadian radio. he sold, is I muddle of free enterprise and totalitarianism with "some left handed socialism" in effect. pital compound. Alberta Gov't Member Sees l Through CBC said. The government brief called fed- eral bn adcast policy'"A iumlle of socialism and free enterprise with the socialist side having I" the authority." The brief said the federal HI- ulatory system gives "totalltarlm authority" to the CBC and cm- atltutea "private enterprise chained by government interfer- ence and shackled by a board (I directors." The private stations. it said could be doing a much better job if they were pennitted to operate without "this unwarranted govern- ment interference." In other briefs. two Alberta form groups said the CBC should remain the controlling body for Canadian broadcasting. They were the Alberta Federa- tion of Agriculture and the Farm cf Union of Alberta. The Farmers' Union also said private TV stations should be " " to A with the CBC logs during a tronscohtlocotal tour, asked the minister whethe he considered that private stations might con ought. "They have no government mon- opoly on it." Mr. Taylor replld. minister hrtstled. too. whu to divert where this is warranted by the population of an area. though the CBC should continue to be the no! "main framewor " for television. UITAWA (CPI - AC2 Joseph of Ottawa has been sentenced to five days' detention taking a rocket head from (hi the May ll crash of on of 59! the :r.g;l; mg I li;:,E:;g;lr it