..L::n:-:--i Since it it impossible to thank

Mill OF TIAIKS

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The family of the late Hugh A. Campbell extend their sincere thanks to the nursing staff of the Prince County Hospital, special nurses and the doctors who at- tended him there during his ill-

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ness. A special thank you to Dr. Auld and to all who sent flowers and messages of sympathy. 8150 their kind friends and neighbors for the many thoughtful acts which meant so much to them during their recent stad bereave- ment.

each one personally I wish to take advantage of our local news- papers and gratefully thank everyone who so kindly voted for me during I-loiman's recent June

...jem-EAT Bride Contest. I would also like APARTMENT. THREE ROOMS

to thank the firm of R. T. Holman Ltd.. whoinakct. is contest pos- sible. Also my many business firms ' ly donated their lovel gifts to the June bride. I am ve proud and honored to be voted.a Hol- man's favorite June bride again I wish to thank each a every person who made it pos- sible for me to win. Please no- cept my thanks. Mrs. Edward Laughlin (Connie Gallant). Sum- merslde.

Sees Commercial Fertilizers As Boon To fanners

MONT TREMBLANT, Que., lCPlLProper use of tin: fertilizer enables tumors to de crease the number of acres de- voted to any one crop without de- creasing production. Dr. Roy P. Pennington of Burlington, Ont.. said Saturday.

Dr. Pennington told the 11th an- nual meeting of the Plant Food Producers of Eastern Canada that considered use of fertilizer makes it possible for farmers to diversify their operatioi without increasing Investment capital.

Official of the American Potash Institute Inc. of Burlington. Dr. Pennington spike during the final day of the conference. bringing to- gether some 250 delegates.

J. M. Appleton, yaCSIdeIIt of the Greenmeik Company of Wallace burg, Ont.. emphasized the im- portant role of grass in modern farming.

"In most agricultural soils, the dESL1.'1lCIl0I1' of soil is a serious problem." he said. "But it can be significantly controlled by the use of grass. rfficiently managed and adequately fertilized.”

TEXTILE CHIEF DIES

MONTREAL (CF) -- Funeral services will be held at suburban Hamstead today for John Preston Harrison. 78. retired Montreal manager of Mercury Textile Mills who died Thursday. He was a gov- ernor of the School for Crippled Children, former president of the Quebec Society for Crippled Chil- iron and also past president of the Commercial Travellers' Asso- :iation.

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Loos. Fornleleo (I) and Smith. Trlaadoe (4); Browor and Whlu. L-loos.

..m:L(Aej-e-- APARTMENT. HEATED. LIVING

UNFURNISI-IED.

; Boarders Acconinoilated THREE MALE BOARDERS.

M A L E BOARDERS ACCOMMO-

cars and Trucks For Sale

18 PONTIAC SEDAN. GOOD

ital write today. Openings in Charlottetown and surroundings. Familex. Dept. 1. Station C.. Montreal.

Apartments for item

and bath, hot water. electric stove. 360.00. Phone 4655.

room, bedroom. kitchen and bath. Central. Apply P.0. Box 237.

Apartments Wanted

HEATED apartment for adults only. Ap- ply Box 228 clo Guardian.'

home cooked meals. central. Working men preferred. Dial . 6215. 1

dated. near Federal Building. Home cooked meals, television. Dial 5&1 or 88 Pownal St.

194! METEOR IN GOOD CON- ditlon. Dial 3497 after 6 pm.

condition. Sacrifice. Dial 4611.

1951 DODGE 5 PASSENGER coupe. Dial 9135 or 5693 after 5 p.m.

1940 DODGE HALF TON TRUCK.

Jackson, Beach Point.

ONE 1950 X-TON CHEVROLET truck. also one 1953 V:-ton Chev- rolet truck, good tires, etc. Al- so some bargains in used ma-

Cockshut Dealer. Montague.

CAR BUYERS

No need to stay home all summer I'll take you any- where you want to go.

1952 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Priced to sell for only S1195.00.

F. R. McLAlNE LTD.

In good running order. Hughie:

chinery. J. W. King, Phone 61-41,

For llont RNISHED on unsoun- ished ruonis. Phone 735.

SMALL HOUSE IN .,W1NsLon. Apply McLean's Grocery. Wins- loo.

ONE FURNISHED. HEATED room. second floor nice locat- ion. Dial 968. APAR'I'hIENT. HEATED. LIVING- room. bedroom. kitchen llld hath. Central. Apply P.0. Box 237.

THREE ROOMS AND DATE. heated. on second floor. Kitchen. bedroom and sitting room. Adults only. Phone 9614.

HEATED APARTMENT. FOUR rooms and bath. August 1. clear tric stove, 560.00. Quiet couple. Write Box 234 Guardian.

AT HEATH DURAN'l"S SHORE. M a r g ate. Furnished cottage. kitchen. living room. bedroom. .lohn Burns. K905111810"-

TWO SECOND FLOOR APART- ments. 202 Richmond St. Adults only. Apply George Larter on premises.

HEATED APWITMENT. NEW huildintz, three rooms and bath, hot water. ground floor. Private entrance. Apply P.O. Box 172.

HOUSE TO LET. FURNISHED. three bed rooms, heated. Com- bination electric and coal range. Elcr-lrir hot water healed. Im- nu-diule possession. Write Box 237. (iiiardian.

For Rent

Heated four room apart- ment on ground floor. Ex- lcellenl location. Immediate possession.

Appl)'-

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY,

1.34 Richmond Street.

For sale

Malpeque Rd. - Dial 7358 Open Evenings

For Sale

1950 Chevrolet excellent mett McGuigan, 5 Windsor St., Charlottetown. Phone 9273.

Sudan, condition, Em-

FOR SALE

1956 Dodge Custom 4- door Station Wagon. Driv- en only 6500 miles. Must be sold quickly. A real bar- gain. Can be seen at-

TOM DAVIES Service Station

SMALL HOUSE IN sounis. new, Apply P.0. Box 245, Souris.

ciir.srr.nFiTsi.T). s r o v E. RE- friszcrator, kitchen set. Phone 6002. CARRTIAGEVTATND CRIB wrrn In good condition. "4.

Dial 'iioUa EJWEE-iFriaTivi;'iIT()-IFS? M 23 and 27 Alley St. Apply

. lley St. ,KEROSENE REFIWiERATO(RT

small. in perfect condition. Ap- ply Box 520, Guardian.

ONE COW CREAM SEPARATOI Perfect working .order. J. H. Myers. flrapautl.

ONE PONY SADDLE. WESTERN style. One pony bridle. like new .I. E. Read. Borden.

IOHNSON 3 H.P. LIGHT TWIN outboard motor and boat com- picle. :15 Alley Street.

FOR SALE IN IRIS LOT 62, ONE hundred acres land with house and outside buildings. James A. MacLeod.

COCKSHUTT SID E DELIVERY power take off hayrake. Used two years. Ronald MacDonald. Phone Hunter River at-ll.

'Arriving Monday anoth

rakes and mowers.

steel, 2 years old.

old.

Check our prices on N

or-itton Street East

ATTENTION FARMERS

er carload of the famous

New Holland Balers Super 66 P.T.O. and motor-driven, We have in stock 1 Cockshutt side delivery rake on 1 Cockshutt side delivery rake on rubber, 3 years

1 M. H. side delivery rake on rubber, 1 year old. 1 Pushbar hay loader on rubber. 8 Roy hay loaders on steel.

ew Holland, International,

Shamrock and Dnpiro baler twine.

L. J. ROSSITER

Charlottetown

Phones: 3186 and 6717

F O R BUILDING LOT.

HARRY

SALE

I00 x 200 feet.

Mile and Half from Charlottetown. Beautiful View of I-Iillsboro Bay.

MUICH,

SOUTHPORT

231, at the hour of 2 P.M., No horses, two cows, t

won. 1 of inner

AUCTION SALE

ESTATE JOHN C. MocLEOD MT. HOPE

On the premises of the deceased on Thursday, July

the following articles:- wo year old heifers, driving

n,'drivlng sleigfuwood sfeigh. two truck wagons. (Broadcast). household furniture, includ- . , forlu and other miscellaneous art-

Executor.

N.B.. for pianos, church organs.

NINE 30 LB. PIGS. ALVIN C. MacNelll. Cavendish. Phone 11- 2.

M.G. ROADSTER, 1351, GOOD tires. body. Dial 7152. Summer- side.

BEATTY GAS WASHER. EXCEL- lent condition. Charles Stead, Howe Bay.

FOR 'SALE OR RENT-FARM 113 acres, 10 room house and buildings. Write Box 235 Guar- dian.

ONE SECOND HAND HOT AIR pipeless furnace. good condition. Apply Dick's Tin Shop, 40 Eden Street.

MIXED LOT LUMBER. BOARDS and scantling including zxoxls. Quantity pine. Frank Connick. Bedford.

0 FT. HAY RAKE GOOD AS new. 1 row potato cultivator, Adams team truck wagon. Earl Younker, North River.

7 FT. HAY MOWER. M.II. GOOD condition. Tractor hitch. Also one heavy team wagon. Gerald Murphy, Clermont.

TWO ANGUS BULL OF BREED- ing age. Good standard quality. Priced right to suit Breeder. Contact W. Watts, Hampshire.

M c C L A R Y 'S COMBINATION, electric and coal stove. 2 ovens and warming closet. Dial 8979 or write R. H. Duvar, Ch'town.

ONE FISHING BOAT. ONE YEAR old. 32 feet long. powered by V8 motor. Will I ell reasonable. Bruce Murphy. French River.

AT ST. PETERS BAY HUNGA- low. All modern. Lge lot. Extra land optional on paved high- way. Apply Leo L. Murphy.

MY PROPERTY AT EMERALD consisting of house. barn and la acre of land. In good con- dition. Mrs. Leona Goodwin. Emerald.

1 G.M.C. 3-TON TRUCK MOTOR and one 2 H.P. Fairbanks Morse engine. used 2 months. Priced reasonable. Malcolm Allen. York.

FOR YOUR SUMMER READING choose from the amazing va- riety of exciting but inspiring books for all ages at The Bible House (Opposite Eaton'st.

FOR SALE IN IRIS LO'I' 82. ONE hundred acres land with house and outside buildings. James A. MacLeod.

CABBAGE PLANTS. BALLHEAD Copenhagen, 75 cents hundred, 55.00 thousand. Cauliflower 25 cents dozen. early tomatoes 50 cents. pansles 31.00 and 32.00. Willard 'fcKay, Vernon Bridge.

For Sale

The house and premises of the late Charles A. Moore, consisting of 23 acres of land at Murray River, with residence. Ap- Ply-

M. A. FARMER Solicitor, Charlottetown

FOR SALE

Have in stock Phenoxlene for spraying mustard and all weeds in oats. Also Robin Hood baler twine. Get my price: before buy- lng elsewhere. Also hydraulic hoist and platform for truck.

pply - - GEORGE LAWTON. Pownal

Female llelp Wanted YOUNG LADY WANTED FOR morning employment. Typing. filing and general office route. Write Box 216. Guardian. stat- ing salary and references. QUALITY COSMETICS SOLD FOR many years in U.S.A. now avail- able in Canada. Local repre- sentatives needed. Act now and inquire at Doraldina Cosmetics. Station T. Dept. 5, Montreal. .:.....T.:..:..

Ilolpwanled Male & Female

N U M B E R OF STRAWBERRY pickers. Frank Vessey. York.

Loot and Found

-

LADYIS WRIST WATCH BE- tween Charlottetown and Bon- shaw. Initiated H.R. Phone 9446. 50 School St.

WALLET IN CITY CONTAINING sum of money and important papers. Finder please leave at Guardian. Reward.

Mala Help Wanted

.::.:..me:-A MAN FOR FARM WORK. LEIGH Barrett, North River.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

for young man with grade 12 education or better, pre- ferably with some business training. THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY,

179 Queen Stret, Charlottetown

MEN WANTED TO TRAIN AS DRAFTSMEN

In a Few Short Months You Can Be Cashing Big Pay Checks. There is a Tremendou demand for Draitsmen. We Will Train You at Home in Your Spare Time to be a Draftsman. No Drafting Background or Previous Training Needed. All Books and Instruc- tions for as little as 51.50 a week or 56.00 a month. Established 1897. Not for Profit. Draftsmen are Desperately Needed by In- duslry.

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO PREPARE FOR BIG STEADY PAY AND A GOOD FUTURE AS A DRAFTSMAN. , WRITE FOR FREE INFORMATION

AMERICAN SCHOOL, Dept. C-6, 176 Church Street. Amherst. N. S.

MAIL without any obligation complete information and 156- page book on over 50 good pay- ing jobs, including - Draftsman.

NAME AGE .. ADDRESS

Miscellaneous ASHES HAULED, YARDS CLEAN-

ney.

BUYING LOGS DAILY, WEE1(' Mills, Fredericton. Phone Hunter River 27-31.

ALL TAXES OWED TO WHIM Road School District will be handed in for collection after July 30. Miles Macxinnon. Sec- reiary.

KEITH CARMICHAEUS PLUMI ing and heating on Brackley Point Road. Agent and service man for Mcculloch chain saws.

Dial 6423.

DISPERSAL SALE .-

of PURE BRED JERSEY HERD

ed. Dial 7446. Steve Macxear-'

Agents Wanted cars Leavln: For sale For Sale Iiiseollaauu BE YOUR OWN BOSS! NO TIME LEAVING FOR TORONTO. SA'I'l- ONE TRACTOR HAY MOWER. HOLSTEIN HEIFER CALI". YOU CAN clock, independe ! Make at urday 14th July. Accomodations D. R. Walker. Kenaington. week old. Apply I-laimnoad COSTLY FIRE; least 575 weekly. If you have for passenge s. Ralph Smith, l AR5aN.s nrumop susstx. Rodd. Winsloe. , WITH DOMINION rum selling ability and a small cap- Ixellys Cross. EQUIPMENT co.

l-"mil Illowanoo on old equipment. I. A. KEEFE, I P. E. 1. sales Representative 8 Richmond St.. Ch'towii

Office: MM Reg; 443 Personal 1 Isir-N? anus. - Queen

MACDONALD1 DRIVING school. A proven series of driv- ing lessons ' r dual-control equip ment. Dial 4907.

services offered

g

MCLEOITS AUTO BODY. SPRAY

mgtitast. nlldzaeldiiligl at reason- a es.

Dm 9751. a a Street.

ACCOMMODATION FOR CON- valescent patient. semi-private. Apply Lenox Nursing Home.

v TELEVISION S A L E S. INSTAL- lation and service calls. For Mt. Stewart area phone 10-2. F. W. Clark.

you have the aerial, we will in- Slflll 11: also we can supply the aerials installed for 535 up. Buy the aerial separately and save. Also you can save on the set as you are free to buy any. where. Aerials moved. experi- enced. William Wheatley. Dial

Teachers Wanted

FOR COVEHEAD ROAD SCHOOL Seymour Birt. Covehead Road

FOR MT. ALBION SCHOOL.

supplement 5500.00. Apply Mrs Henry S. Jenkins. Secretary.

TEACHER FOR MARTINVALE School. Supplement S325. Clar- ence Myers. Secretary.

QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR Grades six. seven and eight. Morell Village Graded School T. W. Dunn. Secretary.

TEACHER WANTED F0 White Sands School. ” r' ment 3400.00. Austin B. Bell, Secty.

PRINCIPAL WANTED FOB Georgetown High School. Supple- ment S700. Apply to Mrs. N. W. Hansen. Secretary of School Trustees.

RCAF STATION ST. JOHNS

South of Montreal

PROTESTANT TEACHERS WANTED

Elementary Grades and Principal

Accommodation and mess- ing facilities available for single applicants at nomin- al prevailing rates.

Apply to: SYL G. L. Rob- ertson, Protestant School Committee AYC WW Brown School, RCAF Sta- tion, St. Johns, St. Johns, Que.

Wanted WANTED ALE B0'l"l'I..IiB pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

BUSINESS G I R L TO SHARE apartment. Furnish own bed- room. Phone 6224 office hours.

Wanted To ilont.

HOUSE OR APARTMENT. 3 OB 4 bedrooms for immediate oc- cupancy. Dial Provincial Bank of Canada 5232.

Work lasted

woinr WANTED BY THE oar. but am.

O

Steel-Strike" . Fails ToFBreok5 N. Y. Marker

NEW YORK (AP)-'I'lio country wide (1.5. steel strike failed on till breakthestrmeofttieatockhlab

ket last week as it rolled up its fourth straight weekly advance. The gain was the best since the

defence producers of warehouse stocks as long as possible during the strike.'boosted aircraft: to a position of leadership. Chemicals also were pace-setters. continuing their strength on good earning re- ports and plans for big future ex- pansion. g . The. five most active stocks on the New York stock exchange were: Panhandle Oil. up IV. at 1906 on 134,200 shares; General Motors up 1 at 46; U.S. Steel up 1 at 5834: Kaiser Aluminum. up 15!. at 561-3; and Boeing. up no at 9495.

Among Canadian issues, Moln- tyre gained four points on the week, closing at 87. Distlllers-Sea- gram rose '-it points to a 8856 close. International Nickel drop- ped V4, closing at 99. Aluminium Ltd. was unclianged at 136. On the American evuhange Shawinigsn Mines rose 91;. points to close at 8714:. Brazilian Traction remained unchanged zit Wu.

TRAPPED MINER DIES

PENZANCE, England (Reuters) Alberto Fanelli. 26, Italian miner trapped for more than nine hours 1,000 feet down a tin mine. died in hospital Saturday from his in- juries. " s worked non stop throughout the day risking their own lives to drag him up from the bottom of a chute down which he had slipped. As he waited buried up to his shoulders in debris his brother Mario climbed comfort him.

CATHEDRAL RESTORED The ancient cathedral at Col- ogne. Germany. damaged in the Second World war, was fully re- stored by the summer of 1056.

ATTENTION

MONTAGUEI

This announcement is important to young men of Montague and district. It can be the key to op- portunity. to a career with good pay, adv ncement. travel. adven- lure, a secure future and a Man's Life. A Special Naval Recruit- ing Officer. Chief Petty Officer W. R. Morton. will be at the Legion Hall in Montague. to give you the complete facts about real opportunities in the Navy today for in young men of Grade 11 edu- cation, or better,-age 17 to 5. or up to 29 with certain trade qualifications. Plan to see Chief Petty Officer Morton when he is here July 10th. To avoid delay bring your birth and education certificates. Remember July 10. Go Places. Go Navy. See the Naval Recruiting Officer at the Montague Legion Hall on July 10.

Tenders

Sealed Tenders will be receiv- ed untll July 12th for boards. building. fence posts and electric wire of North Wlitshlre rink. either separate or all. Mail tend- ers to Lowell Bslderston. North Wiitshire. Cash when tender is accepted.

Wanted To In

it'.i:NrTi:'i)T-'r5Ti:TIi'TToTi.TnTTTi-os1-.

downto,

azltlatlom with the Italian authori-

Cahned fish. including salmon. is still gI..I.!Ie Ilsitt of restricted tema. owever, s expec sufficient dollar: will again Lg made available to cover canned salmon which Canadian can supply to the Italian market for the 1966-57 season.

Canada's fish exports to Italy have usually conslstai of salted cod and canned salmon. Out of a total of 55.137 tons of salted cod- fish imported by Italy last year, 11.64 tons were supplied by Can- ada. a 19-per-cent drop from 1954.

Mr. Osmond said that for Cana- dian exporters of salted cod to meet competition, especially from France. in the Italian market, it is of prime importance to main- tain high quality, Canada's strong- est selling point.

Canada exported 1.484 tons of

” ' . it Italy last year, in more tons than In 1954. Churn

' because of its lower price, is the best. seller in Italy.

i' CASUAL APPROACH

KITCI-IENER, 0 nt. (CP -- Youthful Gerald Damsma, testify- ing that he felt "lighthearted" a day he drove his car while stand- ing up, was fined 350 and coats and his licence was suspended for three months. Police testifled the drove the car down a grade while

week ended June Il.'l'he Auo- last years. ins ' ciated Press average of 60 stocks the I gw ' rose 32.70 to tiosso. his a bunltnri ;” out Brokers believed the steel strike recently resulted In ' - . one products! ” was an lnflationaryavent If it this ol"IlIdi&t.'l.l products hour . . - ' dtoes not pain-sit too long. smazler 't!;MdoIlar -um, including or-mi, . A ' r . see com es unaffected the and onto ' , v I " strike surprise some in thehfIriaa- "Fish falling wII.IlI!:I.hiIlOIO cIt'e- so clalco unltybyralsingthelr,gorl.eIanwmaybdIm into '1” ” prices steel products before I, Italy without import cum” 9; settlement by the big firms. - dollar allocations. Canadian '93- AT VERNON mw-in Sentiment in Wall Street seem Porters-can um-am look forward -: "”NE5””- "W ”"'a .r...,... 3'93” "I" '''e,;f'lkfhW"'',1d 50 W ” W com!!! "mm with water 1 has instructed by svmv:':'; Thsoongr ra err an ater. collfldun met '11!!! ll! Olvlla Vein Stewart to sell by public auction cermsovlerntmenuu freeze order Ev their st-es depended upon on his pi-emim at Vernon River on ca see ems. assuring anodes success in iuyoarly ne- his stock. crop and farming gm.