Page 114, The Guardian Thur., April 17, 1958

IN MEMORIAM

t’ESSEY—-In loving memory of Mrs. William Vessey who pass- ed away April 17, 1955.

Agents Wanton

mess on my capital with a net

essities including Tea, Coffee.

A beautiful star shines over the ed City Or “IP31 Paula 1'°“te5-

grave Experience unnecessary. 'I’1l Of one we loved who could not teach you. 30 days free trial. stay. Established 1934. The Paula Co.

A mournful sigh, a silent tear Brings back her memory ever dear.

Ltd., 21 St.-Paul St. East, Mon- treal.

Business opportunity

“EARN HIGH PAY.” SOUTH America, U.'S.A., Alaska, Can- ada and overseas. Many types of work. F-ull information, Eas- tern Information Service, Box 3, Scarboro, P.O., Ont.

Baby chicks

PULLETS. DAYOLD: VARIETY of high producers, including Ames In-Cross. June-July broil- ers should be on order. Heavy cockerels. Wide choice chicks for all markets. Bray Hatchery, agents, Ralph Raynor R.R. 5, Charlottetown Phone 7984; J. Spencer H u g h e s, ‘Emerald.

Always remembered by Hus- band and Family.

VESSEY——In loving memory of my dear mother; Mrs. William Vessey, who passed away April 17, 1955.

Not a day do we forget you.

In our hearts you are always near,

For we who loved you miss you, As it dawns another year.

Always remembered by daugh- ter Shirley, son-in-law Donald and children.

MACINNIS--In loving memory of Mr. Henry Maclnnis who pass-

ed away 12 years ago. April Bray Hatchery. Tannery St-. 17‘ 1945_ Moncton, N.B.

Ever remembered, ever loved

Inserted by the Family. cars and Trucks For Sale

VESSEY-—In loving memory of 1945 PONTIAC IN GOOD CON- our dear mother, Mrs. William , dition. Dial 3471 after 6 pm. Vessey, W110 passed away April f955 THREE T()N CLos_

~ 17» 1955- ed in box. Mrs. Douglas Mac- We do not forget you, nor do we Donald’ C0m.waM_ ‘- te d w,1fh,,ﬂ, of you often’ and W,“ 1952 DUAL WHEEL TON DODGE to the end‘ truck. Apply 228 Cumberland Gone and fongotten by some you Street- may be. 1957 CHEV. so TON TRUCK: But dear to our memory you ever low mileage. Phone 7571 char- W1" 59- lottetown.

Lovingly remembered by J oyce,\, 1951 MORRIS SEDAN D

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ax‘ es an amly condition. Apply Lorne Steve- COFFIN-—-In loving memory of son South Rustico. 3-\13. ou:r father and mother James 1953 PLYMOUTH ‘IN PERFECT D: O°ff‘“ ""‘h° ‘passed away AP‘ shape. All new tires. Contact ril 17, 1953 and Mrs. James Cof- Fulton Robertson Malpeque

fin» May 14» 1949- Road 11.13. 7, Phone 6166.

Thoughts drift back to days gone 1949 CHRYSLER SEDAN Goon

past, . . . Life moves on but memories last ::g$i;’i‘$n.h‘§i§lr' 35“:

Dee ‘ 11 ‘:8 Lﬁegar eat your memory after 6 o’clock. _ Of ones we loved and can never 1955 THREE TON DODGE, NEW forget. v motor, cab and chassis. Show- Ever remembered by family_ room condition, also new Brant-

_ ford Hois't apply Box 820 Guar- AULD-—In loving memory of my dian and Patriot. dear wife, Mrs. Bertram Auld,

LET ME START YOU IN BUS-

weekly earnings of more than $75.00, handling in your neigh- borhood, 250 fast repeating nec-

Toiletries, Medicines. Insecti- ci-des, Farm lines, in establish-

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By J. R. WILLIAMS

WHY’ UH "' NO.’ vou FELLER6 THRDWED HIM otrr TH‘ WRONG: _ WINDER--‘IUH , DON'T THINK WE’l7 MAKE A MISTAKE LIKE

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For Rent

FOR RENT 3 .ROOM APART- ment modern conveniences oil stove and floor coverings in room. Anytime possession May 1st. Phone 6003 after 5 p.m.

GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT Private entrance. Three rooms and bath. Propane gas range. Completely redecorated at Mt. Edward Heights. Dial 5547.

For sale

WILLIS PIANO EXCELLENT condition. Phone 8095.

200 BU. MIXED GRAIN. APPLY Ja-mes Farrar, Appin ‘Road.

HOUSE AND LOT. APPLY George Barry, Bristol, P.E.I.

HEAVY WORK HORSE, 13 OR 14 hundred. Apply Duncan Mac- Kinnon, Riverdale.

HEATED APARTMENT, THREE rooms and bath, also_two room and bath furnished, heated apartment. Suitable for quiet couple or business girls. Apply Box 821. Care of Guardian-Pat- riot.

WEST ENDDGROCERY. KNOWN as Moran’s Grocery, corner of K ent and Rochford Streets. This business stand offers won- derful opportunity for develop- ment of a highly lucrative Gro- cery and Meat business in best residential section of City. Ap- ply P.0. Box 186.

FOR RENT

Apartment containing

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FOR SALE TWO PLYWOOD fishing Iboats ten feet long. Clif- ford Shaw, Stanhope.

I OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE at Tryon of 80 acres. William Silliker, Ahbany, R. R.

ONE MILK COOLER, PERFECT CON7DI'DI0lN. Cyrus Martin, New Perth.

PLYWOOD BOX TO FIT G.M. and Chevrolet half-ton truck. Sherman MacDuff, Brookfield.

FOR SALE ONE COW 7 YEARS old, freshen soon. Apply John Van Duinkuken, Glen Valley, Fredericton.

ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner latest model positively brand new. Never been used. $60 off. Telephone 9220. V

living room,‘ kitchen, bed- room and bath. Good loca-

6 MILCH cows TO FRESHEN

i For sale

Male Help Wanted

Wanted

‘ONE RETORT, ONE SEALER, one steam pump, and other fac- tory equipment. Apply Emile Hebert, Point du Cherie, N.B.. Phone 398.

1 HOLSTEIN COW, 6 YEARS old to freshen first of May. 1 horse 3% years old. Apply Eus- tace Hunter, Indian River, P. E.I.

ONLY ONE CONCLUSION IS possible. Classified Ads are so well used because they get re- sults. Put one to work today. Dial 8506.

ONE TROTTER. LEW MERRILL foa-led March 7, 1949, dam Rosa Budlong (32) by Calumet Bud- long. Apply William Doyle, of Hunter River.

USED ELECTRIC AND KERO- sene oil refrigerator, oil and coal and wood ranges, gas and electric washers, table and floor model T.V. combination radio and record player and car radios, come in today. Fire- stone Home and Auto Co. Ltd. 187 Gt. George St. Dial 5547. 161 ACRE FARM IN WEST Covehead, 12 miles from Char- lottetown. House and buildings in excellent condition. Near school, churches, stores and pavement. Beautiful location in park area. Electricity, hot and cold water. Contact Mrs. J. R.‘ Auld or W. C. Auld, 76 Upper Prince Street.

USE Guardian - Patriot WANT ADS OFTEN

[FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTING on SELLING

FOR SALE

Modern bungalow, 5 rooms and bath. Conveniently located on paved highway in Kinkora, near ‘church, school and store, large lot. For particulars apply

WHEN COUNTING BLESSINGS include the action- getting pn-

wer of Classified Ads. Quick convenient, low cost. Phone 8506.

Male Aml Female Help

CAPABLE MAN OR WOMAN for accounts receivable by large local firm. Excellent position for right person. Apply Box W. N. Guardian.

Miscellaneous

TRUCK_ING—CELLARS CLEAN- ed and ashes hauled. Phone 6393.

Nursery stock

GOOSEBERRY. B USH E S. 20 cents each. Apply Stephen Lan- dry, Georgetown, P.E.I.

ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS Place your order now for an- nual ﬂower plants, Newest and best varieties. All America selection in the following varie- ties: Royal Carpet Allysum, New Pigmy Marigold-s, Coman- che, Red Satin and Glitters Pe- tunia, etc. Don’s miss the new early Bergkabis cabbage, also Burpee Big Early Hybrid Tomato. H. Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074.

Seeds

HAVE THE EARLIEST PEAS and beans in your neighbor- hood by planting the right var- ieties. Write for catalogue. Ves- ey’s Seeds, York.

salesmen Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED FOR W. T. Rawleigh Co. in City of Char- lottetown also an R.R. Section. Apply D. S. Campbell, Ma.‘1epe— que -Road., Charlottetown.

Services offered

GARBAGE ‘AND ASHES HAUL- ed. Also general trucking. Dial 7746.

PAINTING AND PAPER HANG- ing. Call Elmer Gordon 6868.

Teachers Wanted

“BEFORE APPLYING FOR OR accepting any position to teach with the school district, Wii i peg No. 1, teachers are asked to clear with Mr. E. L. Jrne"

WANTED ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

MODERN FUMIGATING

Available tnroughout P. E. I. for extermination of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc. Free estimates. Phone or write—

8506 Q I

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JOHN STETSON

Relatives and friends were shocked to hear of the sudden passing in Prince County Hospi- tal of Mrs. John Stetson of ‘Free- town, P.E.I., on January 18th. The deceased had been in her usual good health until noon of that day, when she was suddenly stricken with a brain hemmbr- hage and despite all medical skill she passed away a few hours later.

Born Eva Elizabeth Leckie, in Winnipeg, March 9, 1895, the daughter of the late Margaret and ;James Lee-kie, she received her early education in public school later talking a course as a stenc- grapher, where she worked for a number of years in the office of Wilson Paper Co. in Winnipeg. It was here she met her first husband, John Beairsto Da-vison, of Bu-rlington», P.E.I. They were married in August, 1920, and three years later came to P. E. I. to make their home where their three children were born. Her firsthusband predeceased her in 1933 at -the early age of thirty seven years.

Her second marriage to J olin Stetson was in 1937 when she ca-me with her small family to reside in Freetown, whre she made many friends.

Her only son Clarence Leith

two children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, York, on Saturday, March 29th.

and family, Ellerslie, were visit- ors at the home of Mr. Watts’

of Mi-ss Fern Vessey over the;

‘home the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs.

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Cooke, York, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Newson‘ Southport, were the guests of M1-_ and Mrs. Willard Murray, York. on Saturday evening. April 5th, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey and family York. are spending their Easter holidayh in U.S.A. Mrs. Geo. Watts, Charlottetown, formerly of York. was a visitor to York on Easter Sunday, when

YORK

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Watts and

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watts

Charlottetown. were ohevgvuests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ‘Crockett. York, on Sunday Wenlnﬁ. April

Chandler, Milton, were the guests

Easter Holiday. Mr. George Andrew of the R.

6th. C.M..P. who was visiting at his 0" Friday after ' Mon’ April

4th. a very ‘inspiring good Fri. day service was held in York United Church. The hymns mm were, “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross,” “When I Survey the won. drous Cross.” and “Beneath the Cross of Jesus." The choir sang for the anthem. “The Way of the Cross Leads Home." Rev. Mr, Littlejohns preached.

Master Paul Whiteway of Char. lettetown spent part of his East. or holidays in York ,witli his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mn, Raymond Watts and also visited

Leonard Andrew; left on Sunday, March 30th. for Ottawa.

The many friends of Mr. Harold Watts are glad to hear he has re- turned to his home in’ York, af- ter being a patient in the P. E. Islai.d Hospital.

Miss Carlo Watts, Ellerslie, is the guest of Miss Beverly ‘SW8!!! York, for her Easter Holidays.

Mr. Nelson Vessey has return- ed to his home in York, having had a tonsil operation in the P. E. Island Hospital, Oh-anlotte-town.

Miss Elaine Cook was the guest of her mother Mrs. W. D.

Mrs. George Whiteway, also of York.

Mr. Frank Hughes and non Erith of Winsloe wene the guest; of Mr. and Mrs. Liloyd Vessey. York, on Easter Sunday.

The April meeting of the Alpha Institute at York, met at the home of Mrs. Frank Watts with an attendance of 18 members.

The next meeting is to be held

in Ged-die Memorial cemetery be- side those of her husband and son. Funeral services were und- er direction of Mr. J. L. Lavison. “Not now but in the coming years Not here but in that better land. We’ll know the meaning of our

tears ‘ , - “ def. at home of Mrs. Dewar Swan. ‘ A‘;‘,ia,t,’,‘f.'.‘ Yes’ the" we H " Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis have The ﬂoral mbubes were many as _their guest over the weekend, and bealwﬁml. their little granddaughter Norma PILLOW _ Gail Moore, Charlottetown. The family Miss ‘Helen Lewis spent Eas- SPRAY ter Holiday at her home in York G,,a,ndchﬂd1.en glllre guest of her‘ parents Mr. and 3. Harry Lewis. M‘:.ndanIdml:f1rs. Eldon Drummond Miss Irene MacDonald‘ Oh”

lottetown, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett, York, on Easter Sunday. ‘

Mn-. Leonard Andrew, Summer-. side. spent Easter at his homeio

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Frances Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Frances Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reeves WREATH l

with his grandparents. Mn‘. Ind»

. M . F ' k H. R. QUINN. Prop. ,I";“:ftr:s’Y01‘I/,I1:._ and N ram she attended Easter service in P. 0. Box 451 Phone 8727 MI_s_ David MacDonald, chm, York United Nhchuacfﬁiard My

nt Saturda March Mr‘ and 5' array’

1°ttet°.wn’ Spa ‘ y -had as their guest on Saturday

. . 29th‘ m York’ mg: guistttof ML evening, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Use anti.1f“;S..G.‘;::‘:“.i;;’:.: .'....... g,,,,,,,,

Guardian - Patriot and family, York, were visitors 55 ﬁfe weaken}, visit . . town was or at W ggtﬁummerside on Sunday March her ﬁome in York. ' _ Mrs. Frank Watts was hostesg ’ “ FOR t Mrs‘ V_er3:;ng§£t1d3f tﬁgﬂrégtgr to York W. I. on Tuesday even- uF 1.11 R H. Own» ‘"35 ing April 1th. at her hmoe in C S GSU 5 Mrs. Randolph Murray on Sun- York

délliligélgsf c1l1’Ia3.iiltt1e1nemai:l) rkll/Larjorie Mr‘ and Mrs‘ wendal Vessey»

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' ' ’ d f 11 ed. Diffe t reed . . W.A. . . . . .. ciude River who passed away t10_n- St0Ve and F1181‘ if thgesbﬁgers chaff? app; VVILFRED TRAINOR General’ Secretary. Mallltﬁba Davison was drowned at F'ree- gféeuigvlélilth and mm York with his wife and faintly. AIM.“ 17 1951 G dame. John H Dawson Allbalhy . Ki k Teachers Society. 950 Portage town in 1947 which came as a Mr .and Mrs wmard swtson Miss Rose Watts, ohaﬂottetown, "The ﬂowers I place upon your . ' ’ ' n Ora at L1Pt0l1. W1l1Il1P8g- great shock to her. Mr‘ and W5‘ Fred Stetson spent her Easter holiday in York

grave THE TR ST BI£l:II.D(IiNG'HiIé(l):I‘S ON TRANs- ~ She leaves to mourn her loss Biénche‘ ‘Ha_r;,y and Ray the guest of her parents Mr. a.nd"' Will wither and decay T U 3113 3 W35’ 11931‘ Char‘ 5 her llllsballd and 2 daughters. Vi' ' Mrs. Harold Watts. B.0. ’ II II lttt Mtl.A 1 E.P - ' ' . ' ' Mam E1“‘°’E“f“‘“dL°° But btgileeﬁctilve for her who sleeps - 154C1gilZ[I13nA0l;I1§, St 1;>y’e gmime $8695. ppy ow TGGCIWGTS WGnTed ;zlilai1mmiei!1rsIi<‘di'ee’ett;o(;;:ie::ni¢;l Garret and Mqlvma GRAHANPS ROAD sumo!‘ Will never -fade away." Charlottetown COWS To. FRESHEN 3.0931; 1 CHARLOTTETOWN dren of whom she ‘was very fond. yaggdﬁiliie The following is the standing Lovingly remembered by Her ' ' ‘ ' milking madhine. 2 horsag 15 CITY SCHOOLS‘ Also one brother Cecil Leokie, Ed and Myme for Graham'sMRoag School for‘; Husba d. ' ' , ’ . ., ’ _ ' _ “Deputy Fire Chief” i-n .Winini- ‘ i , the month of are : ,, n , Good Buys Fur Sam :{l;1:;¥uleg.é‘:e(1)£ld. Ivan Maclbon 1352 1;-,rd auto. Academic Year 1958 1959 peg’ Manitoba‘ A g0od.and faith Retire;-ityand Beitlia Ferrlsh and Grade X: L Anne MacLeod’z ’ ' ma lc ansmission, one 1_ Teacher for Gm-ides 9 am; ful wife and mother, her passing Wendell Murray. ' ‘

ELMWOOD SCHOOL

1 . REAR END FOR 1940 P1-Y- 6 R001“ HOUSE IN CAPE '1'M- owner car actual milea 10, Hi to d E - h _ h 1 ft » a t t in th H"Z°1'Lﬂ“"’¥' ‘“d.C"a’“° A““‘.“5 Grade IX: 1. Lloyd Maciean.

The following is the report to; 1 Greater Bargains . mouth. Phone 9361 after 6 p.m. Verse T9 be moved «from i>res- 24 300 pﬁopeﬁy late 1%: Queen schrayrloatltle Higlhghgchool hiineewhiihviitfng cashpotiii. e Bmmer C°°"1' Faith and “W”-" 2. Claire Hynes _ .. the month of March; ONE CAR RADIO IN GOOD ent location. Cheap buy, Thom- P ’ ’ M CL E1d0n' 2 Teachers for Grades 3, 4, The funeral was held from the BASKET OF Grade VIII: 1- Mabel Willi‘

Grade IX: 1. Donna Egan condmom Apply 44 Pownal st_ 35 Keollgh. Cape Traverse, ercy a can. ' 6, Queen Square Elementary Presbyterian Church in Kensing- Eflisnagi. Cﬁairqlrlempsaynt” gomery, 2. Dori! McIsaa¢.

Grade VIII: 1. Estelle Egan

Guaranteed Better

Grzde VII: 1. Byron MacPhee -I -, Send tenders before A ril 3. Two Specialist Teachers for of t e . (1 la -Huber The family 9‘ the 13"‘ M1‘? Grade VI: 1. Paul Cash, 2. Les- Grade VI: 1. Bernadette Egan, . FEEDER < CATFLE AND COWS Xgipfoo lgodolﬁis cﬁféggﬂl 30th to-— P AlDli1i3*1”y Classes. Queen zfrieiihds rdgmi To pf; la S J.°‘hn Stetson wish l'° extend me“ 001‘ Montgomery. 3- Billy F°11“d'. 2 Phyllis Egan t0 l51‘9S‘h€I1- Apply Murphy’s aid iéormwéll g Oharlotte and Birchwood respects. smuire thanks to Dr‘. Ca’m°r°n’ Grade V: 1. Jane Cash. 3- ET“ " Grade V: 1. Wayne McQuaid Barn, 47 Valley St. 1 ’ ' ' IAN M. MacLEOD, H131 SCh001S- Must be free The service was conducted by Spgclall nurse’ Mrs‘ Rad; t° 31'0Wn ‘ ' G"“‘° N‘ 1- L“ Egm 3- 4 Door Sedan ONE snonrnomv cow TO "NE “CAD” 5'“ EN""‘NEv Barrister &c. “’ ‘mend Halifax Sumner the pastor Rev. E.H. Bean. who Em °°"'°°“- R-N- 5°’ ‘W kmd- Grade III: 1. Arthur Folland,

Derrill McQuaid, 3. Eugene Egan Grade III: 1. Gerard Egan, 2.

Ivan Peters Regent. Automatic transmission,

A-1 condition.

Grade 11; 1_ Maria, peters shrine}. nﬁfsiiiim MILK Souris East. M | [[9] wanted _ and ex- ..Ab.d Wm M .. d ..T comfort; to Kensington Presbyt- cash _, Highest Average in the Senior cows to freshen soon. Apply DESIRABLE 3 ROOM COTTAGE 3 3 I’ ggrience mtio tK. f A._ PARKER. L°r(;_S9Myi5neph:rd.,‘32 mo 31,}: erian .choir; to the trio. Mr. J. Grade I: 1. Carl Campbell and..

grades_ Donna Egan _ 935 pm._ . Charles Jenkins, Frenchfort. furnished adjacent to National MAN OR. BOY _F'OR FARM Igmglndo Sgity Schools, J3. and Colby Lewis and’ M‘; .3: and Colby Lewis and M13 Ray Trudy Macuwd’ 2. David Cash’, cent.‘ QUANTITY OF GOOD MIXED Park area with two acres land. w9rk' wme statmg wages Wain" lottetown p E I‘! eat’ Ohm‘ Ray Lid-stone sang “Will You Be Lldstonei 315° 't° Mr’ ‘LL’ Da'vi' 3- Marlene Bmwn ll ﬂgligelgest Iizegage in the Junior grain (no mustard) $3.00 per Cheap for quick sale as owner gtsﬁgopply Rolland Bumtam’ ’ I ' ' Ready When The Saviouricalls.” ‘$0.11’ ‘an fur ”ei‘g'm’°“r5 ‘nd Highest average in 5°“i°t G""‘_‘ ll “ gall-33-3 percent. cwt. Bring bags, also choise has left province. Apply Ber- ' Pallbearers were six friends of “ends W 0 Sam ﬂowers’ cards deg’ Paul Cash 92 per cent‘ H !

Teacher — Emma F. Costello.

Green 2 door sedan with radio and standard transmis- sion

NKRUMAH TO VISIT CANADA OTTAWA (CP) — Dr. Kwame

Nkru.1-nah, prime mi ft of MEN To WORK AT MEL _ _ Burial was in the family plot . iGh»a~na, will visit CanadIii1si;rJu1y “O45 work, starting May 1st. Also E‘.‘pe“°1" ‘F’ ]2r5E1A glass " mmediately before h’ ’ 't td ’ buying logs, any quantity. Ap- 1CenS€ - OI‘ Pa 6 1118 NICKEL DISTRICT x thevmted states, emf. Mlisiiister - BARRISTERS OPTOMETRISTS Ply Melville Weeks. Frederie Parkdale School for yea? COLLEGIATE AND Diefenbak-er said Wednesday. He \ I "°“~ Ph°“9 27v ring 31- 1958-59. V°§[‘;‘T]I30NAL INSTITUTE will be here for three or four . A C th 0 WANTED—MARRIED MAN FOR - ‘ D URY SUBURBS’ - - - day, No other details were an_ Station wagon. Green’ 2 tom ETC. 3- - 81'1"“ 6'8. - general farm work. Good house J. J. PAQIEET, A. modem Wemequipped 1,000 _Tenders will be received by the undersigned until. nounced, New mom ——Be'n—M—_esOn &--F~~-A 123 Kent St. Dial 5612 pm,,ided_ wired ,0, electricim Secretary of Trustees pupil composite school which April 21, for tenders for hauling cream on the North '15“ Richmnd St°"°' J S ,,,a 10‘ R0 permanent job for 1-ightpel-son, 9 Hawthorne Ave’ was ppelnedt 1311 September 1956. Rustico Road for the summerlmonths. Lowest or any For Thase who P f $|600 ‘ ' ' ' ‘ Y ’ ' ' Apply J. A. Henderson. Albany Ch ,1 tt t ' 3“, 19 °°a 9 .°" Se°°“d Ave» tender not necessarily accepted. re er _I_ Elm, B],mch,,,d, BA Cor_i:er Kcnt&Qneen Sts. 12.3. 2. al 0 9 OWII, P.E.I. .11-butrv. hreciuires the follow- To wr;1.e Their Own ’ 160 Richmond St. Dial 557: °“‘°° 9133 " "°'“‘‘ '7“ WANTED, LINOTYPE OPERA- '1'§§g , eac ers f°‘.' September’ '9 5 5 pQN-“AC M_ A_ Farmer, Q‘.C:l:L_E M tH. J. Mabon, REC’). E I txgiratttzrsetlgléiprlzyleziid Wanted (1) SE3? or SCIENCE NEW GLASGOW DAIRYING COMPANY. n a e . . - . ' . . ' I - . . - CL Yellow 2 tom,’ 2 door Sedan __§31gl«_gf_ go_I_n§ngr_c3 B_I«lg___ ‘’ g“ Night shift. Two thirder OK. S1"I‘)f‘}:(1)‘;-ta‘ S(;‘§§4°ND “AN” TRUNK (2) HEAD or MATHS DEPT. Phyllls Dlclm-‘S011. Secretary- , Allison M. Gm-ls‘ LLB. Dartmouth Free Press, P.O. - (3) TEACHER OF SENIOR #4 I s l 130 Richmond st. ma] an Box 496, Dartmouth, N.S. WANTED FEED TURN1ps_ s'r_ MATHS SALESMAN WITH CAR, N0 Dunstan’s University Farm; (4) TEACHER OF SENIOR AD Palmer 3* Helm J. F. roof" 3. 3. Arch. experience .eqn..a, we train Telephone 3273. 1, SCIENCE ,, FOR SALE Bank 0‘ NW8 S°°¢i_a_ “'18- ARCHITECT you. above average earnings. WANTED—SMALL BOAT FOR “S0” “°t “my ‘“‘a“f‘ed

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The _ Guardian and The Patriot.

Female Help Wanted .

WAITRESS WANTED -— APPLY in person Island Grill.

GIRL FOR GENERAL omm DIAL 3244 H_ JOHN HARRIS’ held in Prince of Wales College on ment $300 after 5 years in HERE'S HOW Attli i.:*::‘*..°.’.l“"‘z.?.f:..‘:f;‘.°““' aos. w. Macnonan. ,, ,. 3- ,, ,._ I - ii:‘€““:’‘;..§:?‘°°.l:;. %‘;‘.’....:‘:: AN AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN _ ’ ‘ B_A_ Q_C_ “ “’ "‘ ‘c m“ Degree, Additional $100, 9 Wli\Ii\1Ir'i‘!i;:<i?1at€1y‘-iolgiillljy 150 Richnlmnd Street ‘ DIAL ‘:13 2151', CT p.m. Cumulatlve Sick L9 aye. One of P. E. I.’s largest retail organizations has 311 °P9“m- N

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YS toeeeeeeoa . 2.80 al housework. Day. Phone 8084 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573 T |s meefing is called for -I-he purpose of VANCE-MVENT AND PROM0- lahead_ 1f Vou sincerely feel that you are the man for this position. hi [ days . . _ . . . . . . . ' 3.60 evenings Phone 9127. DJCTIOEE A Please apply to— , '1

WEED, NATITONAL SECRE- tary for Federated Womens In-

HERE'S THE

after 5 p.m.

freshen soon, Lloyd MacDonald, Kinross.

LISTREE SEPARATOR. CAPAC-

two horse power, make and break, new trap hauler attach- ed. Apply Charles MacPhee, of

Aberdeen Angus Bull. Apply Parker Jewell, York. Dial 7074.

nard Blanchard, South Rustico, P.E.I.

‘PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Peake &’Nicholson 175 Grafton Street J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.

FREDERIC A. LARGE, ,

Q.C. Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)

Dial 4713 Box 472

140 Richmond St. Dial sass

G. Keith Pickard B. , Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St.

Phone 4339 P. O. Box 513

MUSICIANS

E. S. CHANDLER,

For inspection dial 3361.

Ch’town, P.E.I. f

YOUNG MEN INTERESTED IN taking baiibering course. Con- tact Ginger Gallant, Family Barber‘ Shop, Kent St.

Write Box 817, Guardian and Patriot.

School

School for special training

Apply in writing, stating in detail qualifications

WANTED

ton and despite the poor condition

brought words of comfort to the sorrowing. The church choir sang the hymns, “Rock of Ages”

the deceased. Leslie Reeves, Al- bert Stetson, Robert Ferrish, Charlie Adams, Everett Francis

Experienced teacher with

pleasure use. Write W.S. Guar- dian Office; Summerside.

ATTENTION

A meeting of potato growers will be

discussing the formation of a Potato Grow-

and Ray Francis.

will be considered for all posi- EIIOIIS. Graduates in applied science or Engineering will be considered. Summer Course available for Ontaro qualifica-“ tions

“D ‘$0 $2,000 allowance for ex. Derience Secondary Schools, 5 years at $200 remainder at $300, Elementary Schools or other Trainlﬂg at $100 Annual Incre-

Summer School Advance, First

YEAR.

George Folland.

iness; nurses and staff of ‘P. C. Hospital; to Rev. Ell-I. Bean for his kind visit and message of

2. Arnold Folland . Grade II: 1. Marilyn Camp- bell, 2. Joyce Murray, 3. Alice

and messages of sympathy or

helped in any way during our

sudden and sad bereavement. Joihn Stetson, Vivian and Eairith

Highest average in junor gro- des: Carl Campibell. Trudy Mac- Leod, Marlyn Campbell. 96 pet‘ cent.

The premises of the late Reginald Kelly at Stew L Jhel’ consisting of thirteen acres of clear land Wllh I‘ , residence with electricity, barn and garage, in Z ,1 ~

Kelly's Cross, P. E. I.

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RETAIL OPPORTUNITY FVOR

display .

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

. B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I,C., P.Eng. . . . . Please state qualificatio , i it NUMB fmitscilsintigt cfiigfogewrilignzge 4:: Dr. W. it Carson 151 QUEEN s'r. ers Organization representative of the pro- experience, age, Inspectolll-:’ Mr. Sinclair McLeod. ER ﬁce in Ottawa. w0me“.S Insm 201 Prince St. Dial 6432 PHONE 8325 references. phone number, 4_______..z _, M

tute experience v,.,,,,,,,,,,e b,,,,,,,, ducers who would be in a position to speak 5”‘-‘et address-

necessary. An opportunity for GRANT E' BOYCE’

Secre tary-Treasurer,

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS BUSINESS PREMISES FOR SALE

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We will Be Glad To .._;’ Dial 6347 “£1348 Great George St.. Charlottetown ATHENS (Remew _ F61 l.ucing‘Rentals of $130 monthly. in Help You Prepare An For Rent ‘ " ° P°°' 3°‘ "*7 EUGENE CULLEN, ,,,,,e,,g,,,, ,,.,,.e behaved k<1‘,g=e‘;l A 1 qt

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