Think Ahead To Winter . . Why Store It? Sell It With AWant-Ad Charlottetown 4-8506 - Summerside 6-8031 - Montague T97-2 - Souris I57 - Alberton 68-2

14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, 1Tron. Oct. 15, 1962' .

MERCHANDISE

AUTOMOTIVE I

EMPLOYMENT

Articles Wanted

?.__..__...j. Cars For Sale l FOR SALF AT A BARGAIN 1956 Buick hardtop: good body motor, tires etc. $450. Phone 4-4971.

I954 AUSTIN PANEL FOR sale. Very reasonably priced. Phone 4-3728.

FOR SALE 1957 PONTIAC LOW mileage. excellent condition. Phone 4-9219 c-o Grafton St. Essc Service Station.

FOR SALE:

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1953 PACKARD car. motor and tires A. 1.. body in good shape. $300.00 or nearest reasonable offer, reason for selling owner going to U.S.A. ontact Fred C. 122 Street,

M Cleaners.

Burns. Fitzroy Ne

Help Wanted Female

EARN ABOUT $300.“ MONTH-

l_y-Male or Female. A new

P.0. Box 162. Station K. Tor- onto l2. Ontario.

EARN $23 WEEKLY PLUS A

free wardrobe In your spare Time. Just show Fashion Frocks to friends. No invest- ment. canvassing. experience necessary. Write: North Am- erica.n Fashion Frocks. Ltd. 3425 Industrial Blvd, Dept. K- Dept. K-4404 Montreal 39. Que.

OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING

at your door, good earnings

by selling first quality cos-

gietics. Box 18 Station C. Mt.l., ue.

CHRISTMAS TREES WANTED. large quantities selected, also boughs write or call. Bonded Garden Fence Corp. 395 St.. George Ave., Rahway. NY. Phone F.U. 1-4223.

‘We are purchasing ALE Any quantity MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

158 Kent St. Opp. Eatons Phone 4-9522

WANTED

ALE BOTTLES

DO YOU NEED MONEY? We offer fast-service cash loans for any worthwhile purpose . _ , UP $2.500 . . . and 36 months

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pa . HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 117 Queen St.. Phone 4-7395 148 Gt. Geo. St.. Phone 4-8517

O_l"SLatlOu wagon in good con.

dilion will take trade or a n y 222 or contact Colin MacDouga1l.

l'rIn Its For Sale

WOMEN Christmas selling starts early with Avon Cos- metics--part or full time. Write today-

Mrs. R. G. Dunn.

200 Leslie St.

Moncton

Phone 4-8595

_

FOR SALE: 1954 ‘A TON FORD, new motor job. 'n all around good condition. accept trade. Phone Buchan:nan‘s Garage, Eldon.

EMPI -JYMENT

_?_____ Agents. Salespeople

“WANT SECURITY, INDE. pendence, a Free Turkey? We will help. with our capital. any reliable "go-getting" woman to take over in their vicinity, an established ROME Paying up to $100.00 weekly handling 200 guarame. ad Home and Farm Necessi. t_1-gs including Food Med. icmes. Toiletries. Xmas Cards.

0. Customer Premiums m-

WANTED

Assistant Janitor, Female.

For Montague Regional High School. Apply Secret;-1r'y,

h‘aI'IIIers Market

OUT OUR WAY

sy J. II. Willipms

ONE DOUBLE CHAIN PO'I‘- . ato grader for sale. with picker table. motor or hand

we» I0-/5

J'.R.wn. ¢IssnyIl.s.uL -ms..us-‘es.

driven. Apply Tommy Roger- son. Winsloe. Phone 4-7403.

2000 FT. 2” X 6"S. 1000 FT. 2" x 8"s, both lots in ten ft. lengths. Apply Elmer Trainor, Johnstons River. Phone 3-310 I-Iillsboro exchange.

FOR SALE: REGISTERED

REAL ESTATE I

'?F_NTALS

Properties For Sale l

d In Fredericton. P.E.I. I Apply Knud Jorgensen. Fred-I

Trailers

IT: :—

—::————-———- MPLETELY FURNISHED

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. I. C0 situate '

mobile home for rent at Den- nis's Trailer Park. 34 Mt. Ed- ward Road. Phone 4-6300.

CITY 8: QUEENS

“WE TREAT the sick well" Giggey's Pharmacy. Vitamins for all ages. Shop at “your" Drug Store for fresh. Standard- lsed Vitamin products and Ton- lcs. Dial 4-3170 for prompt de- livery.

ANNUAL MEETING of the Eldon Canadian Legion on Mon- day. October 15th at 8 p.m. All members please attend.

ANNUAL MEETING P.E.I. Drama Festival Association, Prince of Wales College Room 66. Monday Oct. 15th, at ll p.m. l1:ipm-taut business to be discus- s .

NYLONS —SEE film “Nylon Facts and Fashions" ers Association of Canada meet-

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veryone welcome.

COME TO Millview Orange Hall. Tuesday, Oct. 16, 8.30 pm. to see ms, one on mixed mar- riages, shown by Rev. S. Wel- lington, uspices LOL Sllv er collection.

BINGO KELLY'S Cross Hall

ericton.

Yorkshire boars. ready for

service. from dam score over

90, N.M. MacLeod and Sons. Bridgetown, phone 13-41.

FOR SALE 150 PULLETS —. white_Leghorn crossed with‘ Rhode Island Red. Starting to

lay. Earl Houston. Hunter Ri-

ver. Phone Rustico 8-12. :

FOR SALE

61!.» acres of land. 2 houses. modem comvenicnces. Apply George Murphy. Scutiiport.

NEW LOW PRICE ON PURINA '

Montague Regiona. High hoot.

FOR RENT

Fully Furnished

Palace Deluxe TRAILER

Mill-t Replacer, same high RENTALS quality product. Available at at Belvedere Court all Purina Dealers. “Call s - 3001119 r your_ concentrate require- Also 4 room Apartment ments l.lllS fall. €iuorl:Iis3§:i)né.o:-4Ig_'72centra! 10“, Phone 2- I 3 I 5 I NOTICES — -

Monday. Oct. 15th 9.30 p.m. Jackpot $115.00.

Consum- -

Announcementstl

RESERVE Wednesday. oc;-l ober 24th for turkey and salad supper in Georgetown Town Hall. In Aid of St. James Parish.

SPECIAL MEETING

Eldon United Church. Tuesday.

ober 16. at 8 p.m. Rev. pope Jo . . GOLIWE will & present. Int-'l;):isM1: ‘ . v cer n . nc .”-sa eau Mm-3 dalgfifirssh Bruchest, Canada‘: ambassador Centre Tuesday Oct so. Good °xl“'°'dln“-‘I l° "1 “"- lirisesl Send entries ‘-'to Mrs. m°“l°‘l °°“n°ll- Urban Pineau. Bloomfield. tagggd Pl3:°c:;°sl§°d'bl8“k~ the“ DR. L-T. DUFFY will be sb- You mean me?‘ hisomce “nu; Novem. Bruchesl explained that the

sent from her 5th.

HOT CHICKEN supper. Hope River Pa-riirh Hall, Tuesda Oc- tober 23rd, from 4.30 on. $1.00 Adults, 65 cents Children. Enter- tatinrnent. Bingo. etc. Dance af- ter. ~ .

PRINCE couurv

DR. DANIEL Stewart. an nounces the opening of his of- fice for the practice of medicine at Bedeque, a also at Bor- den. commencing on Monda October 14th, telephone. Bede- que. 3. .

DR. MARVIN CLARK. Ken- sington. will be absent from his office until Wednesday. Oct. 17.1

WANTED WOMAN TO TAKEl care of two children from 8-5 pm.. weekends free. Good salary for right person. Live in or out Dial 4-6332.

' WANTED HOUSEKEEPER BE-

tweecn 21-35 years of age. Catholic. non smoker prefer- red. 1 adult. Apply Miss Strain National Unemployment Of- fice Charlottetown.

Teachers Wanted I

SALESMEN WANTED

Two for Charlottetown, two for Sumrr-erside. Un- limited income. Must be bondab:e. Must have a car. Reliable National Company. Apply Guard. ian-Pamot. Box 19952.

Guardian - Patriot . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Mondays through Fridays 8.30 A.M.

until 5 P.M. say. '| 12 "com Phone Charlottetown 4-8505

Consult the list of telephone: at the

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ftice serving your 5 .,

worn ADVERTISEMENTS 24 Wm;

WANTED

0’Leary Regional Hist! School requires one teacher ready to b e gin teaching October 22nd. Apply Mrs. -Sarah Carruthers Secretary

Business Opportunities BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Part time business for men and women in your city and province. Delivery and mes- senger service. Wonderful op- po unity to make extra money —work from y o u 1' home. Please write—Trans Canada Distr. Co. 2617 Danfortzh Ave., Toronto 13. Ont.

minimum c rge. Phone numbers house num- ber. Box num be are charged

as one word, various groups of

MERCHANDISE

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 5: per word. 10 word minimum charge.

srr.-CIAL NOTICES Births, Deaths Si .25. Weddings, Engagements. Cards of Thanks 5. Ad.

ditionsl each name printed l0c. In memoriams Si .75 Additional

Verse with Rhyme and Verse style maintained lOc per line. ‘ Count only 5 word;

average (5 to 6 letters each) per line. Obituary notices will be charged $1.50 for the first 25 words (it per word

eresfter. CLASSIFIED DISPLAYS I insertion column Inch $l.78, 3 consecutive .4 . (legal tender notices, $2.24 per Inch. Guardian Patriot Classified Ad appears in both newspapers.

Advertisements ordered on skip- dete schedule will be chsrged the ' rate on each insertion ordered-

Advertlsers are requested to read their advertisement the first ‘

FOR SALE — NEW DAVEN-

Furniture Exchange.

PLUMS. PEAR-S. GREEN TO-

Articles For Sale

FOR SALE — HOT AIR FUR- nsce. Esso gun burner, new condition. phone Roy Clow, Montague or 196.

playpens.

Special Notices NOTICE

FOR RENT: ONE BEDROOM suitable for elderly couple or one lady in a quiet. private home with kitchen privileges. Dial 4-3606.

Lund’s Transfer is now in operation. PHONE 4-4179

Room And Board

Lands

Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT 2-: BED-

roorr apartment for winter months. Adults only. Will sup- ply references. Phone 4-7

WANTED TO RENT 2' BED- room, unfurnished apartment,

SERVICES

late November or Decem r, references supplied if requir- _ ed Phone 4-8512 daytime only.

ATTENTION FARMERS

We will not be doing custom grinding and mixing October 15th‘dur.- to repairs.

CANADA PACKERS '

WANTED RELIABLE PEN- sioners; g o o d comfortable home. For particulars. Write

\ Guardian-Patriot Box 19906 Charlottetown. ‘

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED‘ at 68 Great George Street.l Phone 4-6926.

yCAN ACCOMMODATE .MALE boarders. Apply 238 Kent Street Street.

Shur Gain Division Chariot-tctown

ACCOMMODAT- m Avenue, suit- able for working men or pen-

BOARDERS ed at 168

sioners. Home cooked meals.

NEW GLASGOW RECREATION CENTER INC.

TAKE NOTICE that a spec. ial general meeting of the shareholders of the above com- Pally will be held at the head orffllce of the Company, ew

Apartments

FOR RENT — 3 ROOM FUR- nished apartment. Central. location. Phone 4-7245, avail- able immediately.

APARTMENT FOR RENT. 3

m and bath, heated. hot water. Residential area. Reasonable rent. Phone 4-3728.

fying the

3 ROOM HEATED APART- ment for rent. second floor. centrally located. Private en- trance. Reasonable. Dial 4-8851. ,

provisional dilrectors in organ- izing "New Glasgow Recrea- tion Center Inc ‘

DATED at New Glasgow this 4th da October A.D. 1962.

APARTMENT FOR RENT, 5 room and bath heated, mod- ern conveniences. centrally. located, available immediately. Dial 46151.

Byyorder of the Board SHIRLEY ORR Secretary

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ports, new cribs, highchairs, k i t c h e n chairs, stools. bureaus. chest aw- ers, roilaway cots. Aylwa

SALE: LADIES TWO fall winter coats, size 15. One lined and interllned. In good condition. Bargain for both for quiclr sale. Dial 4-3309 after ll‘ a.m.

FOR

ma . pumpkins. squash.

cabbage. honey. Howells Fruit Farm. Tryon.

ONE 17 IN ADMIRAL T.V. FOR sale. also 1 (silent glow) Space Heater. Apply Robinson. Bresdalbsne. Phone 29-3. New London.

ects of George McQuaid, ll St.. Charlottetown.

Lionel '

NEW HEATED TWO BED- roon apartment. continuous hot water. Private entrance. Available immediately. Phone (-6332.

REAL ESTATE

S. W. WILLIS T

FOR RENT: IN MONTAGUE.

Apply Box 252 Montague.

REALTOR

FOR RENT: 6 ROOM HEATED

CARPET CLEANING NOW is the time to have your carpets and furniture cleaned the safe Duraclean way. You can then enjoy their "flower- fresh" beauty during the long evenings ahead. For free esti-

te p one- DURACLEAN SERVICES 4-8066.

WE SPECIALIZE

In

Electrical Wiring

Jobs - Large or small Q Lennox Air Conditioning Q Refrigeration Sales —

vice Q Appliance Repair—a.ll UPS Motors Rewound-repaired Oil Burner and Dodd and

Strather bighllling Bod- es and Service .

DeLAVAl. DAIRY EQUIPMENT

PALMER ELECTRIC

DIAL 4-8543

Inside and Outside

PAINTING

Modernization and liner- ation of all types of build- ings. For free estimates.

CALL 4-7546

DEATHS

STEWART - Mrs. Catherine in hospital at Ottawa Stmday. October 14th. 1962. Catherine Sullivan. age 82 years of 39 Bedford Crescent. Ottawa.

Widow of John A. Stewart and

mother of Sherman.

Enid . of Seattle and one grand daugh- ter Jeanie and sister M John P. livan, Charl te wn. Resting McEvoy Brother Fu- neral Hom tawa Funeral Tuesday. Requiem Mass bles- sed Sacrament Church and burlel Notre Dame cemetery. Ottawa.

IN MEMORIAM FORD — In loving memory of Lloyd Irving Ford. who pas- sed away October 15. 1959. Like falling leaves the years

, Births, Deaths, Marriages

Canadian Diplomat PuzzIes,.;

. ,

By ALAN HARVEY ROME (CP) -- A Canadian. diplomat took a 34-year-old post- card ut of his

0 poc e and presented it to s puzzled

card had Indeed been sent to

him by Angelo Roncalli, son of

a peasant family from Bergamo near Milan. He now is known to the world as Pope John XXIII.

As the Pope chuckled and nodded his head. Bruchesi ex- plain that he received the card after a visit in 1928 to So- fia. capital of Bulgaria. where

. thc-‘Pope was serving as papal

envoy.

Bruchesi, then a professor. had called to convey greetings from his uncle. the late Msgr. Bruchesi, archbishop of Mont-

Dutch Prince Is Described

Differing With

THE HAGUE lReutersl - Lyu; _ In loving [neqnofy of Prince Bfimhard of The Nether- mo er. Mrs Emery Lyle, lands is bitter about the way

who died oer. 15. 1954. Memories glad and memories s d

8 I Are all we have today Of the one we loved so dearly And whom God has called away. So until we

We will meet you in each walk mom Down the lane of memo Always remembered family.

McCARRON -— In loving mem- ory of our dear son and bro- ther. L.A.C. Charles M. Mc- Carron. R.C.A.F.. who lost his life in the sin ' of the “S. S C

ry. by the

Field Marshal Viscount Mont-

lgomery conducted the battle of

Arnhem. according to an author- ized biography of the prince which went on sale here Fri-

day night.

During the 1944 battle, the 1st

British Airborne Division and

the 1st Polish Brigade were decimated. In the biography. written by

U.S. author Alden Hatch. Prince Bernhard is quoted as saying “in his famous book. Monty ad- mits that Arnhem was a but I wish he had added that it was a failure. that could easily have been avoided."

failure,

lung . aribou". Oct. 14th. 1942. Like falling leaves the years

But precious memories never die

You live with us in memory still Not just today but always will.

Lovingly remembered mother and sisters.

slip by But thoughts of you will never C) In our hearts you are there to

8 7 Loved and remembered every day.

Lovinmy ranenlaered b mother, brothers, and sisters.

NOTICES ~

NOTICE

Written applications will be received until Wednesday, October 17th For full time secretary For Montague School District No. 3

8OU'I‘H’S LARGEST l

Brazil covers almost half of South America and has about

half its total population-—74.000.- of

Russia Hails Council Opening

LONDON (Reuters) — Russia

”by has hailed the opening of h

thr Roman Catholic ecumenical

tribute to Pope John for his stand on international affairs.

The official Soviet agency Tass said the Pope has “repeatedly come out in favor ac against the atomic

000 People in 3.286.000 Square arms race and for the peaceful

miles.

NOTICES I

. - _ - . I Mr George Dover was a re- Addrfis apphcatmns to cefi yisitpr in CIl1(ax]'llottetown. f

- ‘ tt e J m e y, son o NO. M1-_ and M1-g_ Hgward Kelly, ontague spent a few days at the home of

-The areas affected will

Bellevue. These interruptions are

81988.

apartment second floor. Ce -

WALTHEN DRiVE—- tral Available December lsll. .THFD ACHTZEHNTER Eight yar old house 3 bed- $6500 monthly’ Apply to Box AND SON

moms and bash 10“ md flog; 11345 Guardian-Patriot. Southport

Living. , inn--room. -\ .

s... ...“"..«...... n.:.._ on ...-. OTICES‘ NOTICES

nace. Scpar garage. V91‘!

centrally located. near ool.

church and shopping cutter.

NORTH RIVER ROAD-— Bouse. 7 rooms. Beautifully one of the best lo- cdlosn in the db’- BAYFIEELD S'I‘REE'l'——

0 room house. Excellent oun- dltion. with all fin-nsos. IOT- 1oo' x 1as',\vqy Ideally situat- as R fodng the golf wine. Also other lots in vn-Ions loouions. ‘

S. W. WILLIS

Rcdlstatekinsumnce Backu-

VILL

_ Iection.

‘By order-of .

ATTENTION ,

‘OF SHERWOOD

All Villdge Taxes unpaid after November 1st next will be pub- lished and handed over for col-

.. VILLAGE ‘COMMISSIONERS.

INTERRUPTION NOTICE

There will be a series of interruptions of electric power on our Grand View line beginning Tuesday, October 16th, between th hours of 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. (Atlantic Standard Time) each day.

Tuesday, 16th October, between Vernon and Uigg. I . , _ Wednesday. 17th October, between Uigg and Kinross

Thursday, 18th October, between Kinross and

crews to rebuilt the distribution lines in these

MARITIME ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED

be:

necessary to permit our

in Charlottetown Wednesday.

vicinity attended a shower in Mount Stewart Hall in honor of Miss Lois MacDonald and Mr. Barry Myers. Wednesday night.

Mr. an Mrs. Le ay w visitors in Charlottetown Thurs- (is

Mr. and Mrs. J.P. I-Iendrickeh.

this vicinity to Charlottetown vfiere: Mrs Frank Hendricken.

ence Hendricken.

and Charlottetown Sunday.

Jay and Mr. and Jay were visitors in Montague Friday.

ton. Ontario, is spend d p ren

Merlin, Irwin visitors in Covehead Road Sun- day where they were of Mrs. Mrs. W Mrs. Edward Jay spent a couple of days during the week in Hazelbrook at the home her daughter Mrs. Johnny Mac-‘ Donald and Mr. MscDonsid.BA

solution disputed interna-

tional questions."

PISQUI-D Mr. George Jay was a visitor A number of people from this

vi J ere

Among recent visitors f r o m

r. Floyd Jay and Mr. Laur-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leard family were visitors ‘In

Mrs. Floyd Jay, Mrs. Harold Mrs. George Mr Louis Hendricken, Hamil- ‘ a boil-

a n d the guests

Jay's parents, Mr. and alter MacDonald.

of

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I=R,OI=EssIOTNAL ‘CARDS. —

DlldNgveSI.-othB|d£-

Phones-7342. “ _ - I rerun '‘ ‘ ' issilieincoa .10! was as guns or P'.O.”_?hss‘l3 I Georsujlhb A"P_l“¢l"

Charlottetown.’ _

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NOTICE I0

School Boards. Principals 8: Te achers Social and Service Clubs Business Manage ment and Personnel - - ‘ 1

9 AN INVIITATION’ is extended to-visit our first co Triplets’:-showing of A’. B. DICK l

DUPLIOATING s PHOTOCOPY EOLIIIMEIIT s isuerussa to -be Iield-inylrhs -Banquet Il‘ooIn- offltelylslsnder Motel _:‘l.odge.

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9.A.M. lvo‘9/P.M.

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Church Organizations Fraternal Organizations

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Amuses Pope At Audience

real and a close friend of en. voy Roncalli. . Members of /the Pope's en. tourage laughed heartily as BI-u. chcs! unfolded the faded postcard, carefully prfi. year . The little scene took ace . the Sistine Chapel of the Van.‘ can Palace. where the Po" gave a historic audience to hwds of missions attending the council. In his typical way, the Po broke precedent by leavin

robes under a red cape trim- med with ermine, and a while skull cap. When he addressed the diplomats as s gro_p he spoke in a fluent and only slightly accented French. ap- .-pearing completely at ease. -- I Bruchesi, now Canada's sm- lbassador to Spain. came he

‘from- Tangier. where be pre- sented his credentials as Can- adz-'s first ambassador to Mor-

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Montgomery

The prince says that before the battle. he and his chief of staff saw Montgomery and "we knew more about conditions in Holland than he did. If he had . believed us, Arnhem would not have been ‘In failure but a vir- tory. but Monty absolutely re- fused to believe us." ,4

In a chapter on The Prince‘ and The Nazis the book ss “Those who claim the prince n The Netherlands once wore the“ black uniform of Hitler's S.S.~ are right" and explains the cir- cumstances. ' '