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Page 8, The Guardian Wed., July 9, 1958

Would "extra"

money make your

sUmmer vacation

(’extra” special?

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home A

which youno,

longer need. Out—

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machine, an idle

'bike, sports

equipment, or iust about anything that

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i good condition.

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carries many

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HORNE — In loving memory of my dear brother-in-law, Park- er A. Horne, who departed this life at Richmond, Maine, July 9th, 1957. lovingly remembered by Rita

MacFarlane.

JONES—In memory of a dear son-in-law, Mr. Dewar Wight Jones, who passed away July 9th, 1957.

We bright eyes, a tender smile,

A loving heart that knew no guile.

Deep trust in God that all was night,

His joy to make some other bright,

If sick or suffering one he knew,

Some gentle act of love he’d do.

No thought of self but of “the other," '

dear son.” I I Always remembered. by father— inalaiw and mother-ian-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McLean.

MACQUARRIIE—Jn loving ' mem-

and father, Charles MacQuar- rie, who passed away July 9th,‘ 1946. .

Each leaf and flower may wither.

The evening sun may set,

But the hearts that loved you dearly, ,

Are the ones that won’t forget.

Ever remembered by Jim and Lillian

SMITH AND crow—In loving memory of our dear mothers, Mrs. James E. Smith who de- parted this life July 7, 1939 and Mrs. Albert H. Clow, July 28, 1954.

Today. we do remember

A loving thought we give,

To mothers no longer with us,

But in our hearts still live. Always remembered by Lucy

and Howard Smith and family.

JONES—41m loving memory of' a dear husband and father Dewar Wight Jones, who passed away July 9th, 1157. 2

One year ago you left no,

Without a last goodbye.

To join the heavenly angels

AIway up in. the sky.

Your smile is gone forever,

Your hand we cannot touch.

We have so many memories of

a hudband and Daddy we lov-

ed so much. , 7

We’ve tried to keep this home

‘you built,

With your loving handler 13,

But without you dear it’s useless,

So in God’s hands we put our

, trust.

We’ll ask God to be with us,

TIL help us to meet you by and y!

and see you up in heaven,

With God up in the sky.

IAIlwva-ys remembered by wife,

Sheila, and son Roger Jones.

JONES—In loving memory of. our dear son Dewar Wight Jones, West Royalty, who was drown- ed at Stanhope Beach, July 9. 1957. .

You heard a voice we could not hear,

It Ibade you come to rest.

you left so many you loved dear,

. To lean on Jesus’ breast. ' .

And wait the time when by his grace, ‘

Our sweet reunion shall take

I place.

A beautious home we could not see, .

Was to your gaze revealed.

the marvels of eternity,

No longer were concealed.

Though yet we mourn. thee still

we know God in Wisdom

planned it so. I

An: though it seems but yester- all.

You calmly fell asleep.

One lonely year has passed away, Amd we 'here your memory keep.

. But know that soon God’s saving

grace,

Shall call us to that home above. Sadly missed but lovingly re membered by Mother and Dad.

JONES—In loving memory of my only brother Dewar W. Jones, West Royalty, who was drowned at Stanhope Beach, July 9, 1957. Gone before us -. O my brother, To the spirit land. Vadnly search I for another, In LIyoeIndi‘ place to Istand.

v and sadl miss Rowland. y ed b-y

MacDONALD—In sad and loving

memory of our dear son and

brother, George William Mac-

Donald, who passed away July

9th., 1940. .

Beautiful memories are all we have left

0f him we loved dearly and shall never forget.

Sad wail the parting no one can

So suIdeIden on earth the sorrow

Memories we treasure no one can steal Death leaves a heartache nothing can heal. Ever remembered by father, mother, brothers and sister.

LLEWELLYN -- Remembering »mom and dad, Mr. Sydney Llewellyn, who died July 8th., 1957, and Mrs. Sydney Llewel- lyn, who died July 20th., 1957.

“Cast thy bread upon the water

and thou shalt find it after ma

days”, Ecc. 11:1.

“God loveth the cheerful giver”,

2 Cor. 9:7. .

Son John and aunt Jess.

SARI] 0F THANKS

I wish to thank \Dr. Cox, Put— man, nurses and staff for their kindness to me while a patient in the PJE. Isl-and Hospital, also the clergy who visited me and to, all who sent treats. cards, letters and flowers. ~ Mrs. William Farts}: Clyde River, P.E.I.

Maurice Arnold. wishes to thank his fellow workers for the cheque received during his ill- ness.

We know. he said, "Well done,‘ ‘

cry of our dear grandfather,

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OUT OUR WAY‘

VAWPIMé OUT HERE ?

WHAT’S ALL THE OW! ALL LAST SUMMER 1 STRIJC‘IGLED AN' SWEATED MTH OUR OLD BEAT‘UP LAWN MOWER TD EARN A LITTLE SPENDIM' MONEY! NOW. WHEN I’M ABOUT DUE FER A-WAGE INCREASE , PA BUYS A NEW POWER JOB AN' TAKES OVER! INSTEAD OF GETTIN' A RAISE,

“swam-norm

By J. R. WILLIAMS

l 6E7 LAID OFF!

Agents Wanted

Female Help Wanted

SPARE TIME CASH! MAKE $100 easily selling executive high quality Christmas Cards

' and Novelty Gifts. Newest comp afferent designs. It’s fun. Friends buy. on sight. Write today‘ for free catalogue, and samples on approval. Big profits, no experience needed. Special plan for churches. clubs. - Homer‘Warren‘ Conn- pany, Dept. 22, 411 Clendenan Avenue, Toronto.

Bars Leaving

CAR GOING TO CALGARY IN August. Phone 6847.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO Sunday, July 13th. Can accom- modate two, preferably one driver. Phone Summers‘ide 310]

CAR LEAVING FOR WINNI- peg, about July 15th. Can ac- Ioommodate two passengers. Apply Box 10, Guardian-Pat— riot, Montague. '

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX

Sunday morning, returning Wednesday afternoon. Phone 5215.

CAR. LEAVING FOR- MONT- real, Friday, July 11111. Can ac- commodate two or three pas- sengers. Phone 4556 or 9105.

liars and Trucks. Fr Sale

"51 PREFECT. APPLY 344 EUS- ton Street. _

1956, x-TON G. M. 0., Low mileage. Apply 26 P-a-ssmore Street in evenings.

1952 — 94 G. M. C. TRUCK, 1948 Mercury transmission and rear end. Phone 9295.

1955 3-TON G.M.C. WITH HOIST and box. Perfect condition with new motor. Apply Starling

x Squires, St. Peters Bay.

1950 z-DOOR DELUXE DODGE Sedan, heater, defroster, radio, and 4 new tires. Phone 9135 or 3106.

1953 CHEVROLET, 4 DOOR sedan .Will trade for smaller car. Apply Box “13" Guardian- Patriot.

% TON DODGE TRUCK IN good condition. Priced for $400.00 or will trade for car in same condition. Gordon Mac- Lean, Hunter River, phone 23— 32. .

You Don’t Have To Be Rich To OWn One Of A, These . . .‘

1954 FORD 1a Ton pickup. Completely' Ireconditioned low mileage.

IONLY $975

1951 Dodge 1/4 ton pickup, color green Good value a;

ONLY $325

1953 Dodge ‘76 ton Express ex- cellent condition a steal at

ONLY $475

GOODSPEED’S ' CAR LOT

KENT ST. CH’TOWN

Female Help Wanted

WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY in person to Island Grill.

HOUSEKEEPER FOR FAMILY of three.- Adults. Excellent wages. Write to Mrs. Rodd MacPherson, Newtow-n Cross.

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR home with all modern con- veniences. Please phone 91-3 or write Box 113 Kensiugton.

CAPABLE WOMAN TO ASSIST management in summer hotel. Pleasing personality and neat appearance necessary. Apply Mrs. Bruce , Unemployment Office. '

and family, wish to thank all their friends and neighbors for their kind acts and messages of sympathy in their recent sad be- reavement. '

To all our relatives, friends,

our sincere appreciation and thanks for the help they gave us when we lost our home by fire. A big thank you to all.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDon-

Mr. and Mn. was Sample

old. Wood Islands.

and neighbors, we wish to convey .

TWO SMART GIRLS FOR Peter Pan Drive-In. Apply Mrs. Bruce, Unemployment In- surance Office. ‘

BABY - SITTER, ONE, TWO housekeeping rooms cheap to mature party coming to hali- fax. Return for occasional baby-sitting. Pensioner accep- ted. Russell, 189 Quinpool Road. Phone 25652.

WANTED —- HOUSEKEEPER, 4 adults. All modern convenien- ces. 875.00 per month. Apply Mrs.. Bruce National Employ- ment Office.

For Sale

8 FAT CATTLE, STALL FED. Angus MacGowan, Kilmuir.

«DINING-ROOM SUITE —— SIX chains, table and buffet. Dial 8655. »

ONE COAL AND WOOD STOVE

nut Street, phone 3655.

ONE‘ ENTERPRISE CAPITOL range. Good condition. - Apply Ernie Currie, Johnston’s River.

25 ACRES OF STANDING HAY.

Apply Gordan MacNevin. Argyle Shore, P. E. I.

“HEAVY TURKEY'S EVISCERA—

ted. Good quality, up to the Norman Johnstone, Eleanors. ’ KITCHEN L CUPBOARD. AND other furniture Apply 109 Pow- nal Street. I STANDING. HAY. Also. ONE hay-mower. Apply Joseph A. Ryan. Avondale, P.E.I. HORSE - 5 YEARS OLD - A-l condition - Jollity - Sacrifice for immediate Sale - William MaoMilla-n, Hunter River. LADIES BLUE 2 DRESS, NEW.

St.

White shortie, Burbury, Pink duster all size 12 Dial 3262. 140 NEW HAMPSHIRE BARRED Rook Pullets 4% months old Apply Raymond Weeks, Wins-

loe. SADDLE MARE, SOUND, KIND

disposition. Applvaerbert Mac- Donald, Wilmont Valley RR. 3.

100 GALLON POTATO SPRAY- er, good working order. Pres- sureapumped. Cheap. Vernon ~Dennis, Jordon Crescent, City.

3 REGISTERED FEMALE GER man Shepherd pups. Six weeks old. Black and silver. Price $30.00 each Mrs. Della Layton, ‘R.R. No._ 3 Moncton, N.B.

FOR SALE — OUTBOARD MAR- ine motor, 22 hp. Johnston Sea

at Reliance Garage, Grafton

. Street.

A LARGE MANTLE MIRROR; 2 pair of lace Curtains; and antique pictures. Phone 5028.

ARBORITE —— ALL PATTERN -— all colours —— out to size. Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

THREE HOLSTEIN, HEIFERS to freshen in July. Frank J. Harvey, Crapaud.

ONE COCKSHUTT ROPE TYPE hay loader, one dump rake. Lowell Johnston, Murray Har- bor North.

INTERNATIONAL HAY LOADER 10 ft. International Hay Rake, also Tractor trailer, dual

Cornwall .

200 BUSHELS ABEGWEIT OATS freshly thrashed. No mustard. Priced reasonable. ' Also 200 bales straw. R. L. Jenkins, ring 2, Pownal.

“FRIEND” POTATO SPRAYER Sprays 7 acres on one tank. Lowest price. Contact Jerome O’Brien, Gulf Potato‘Co, Ltd. 85 Water Street. Phone 9218

5 WAYS TO PROFIT FROM

' Guardian - Patriot Classifed hire or buy. Phone 8506 for a - Ads. Use 'em to sell, rent, find, trained aid—assistant.

38 FOOT BOAT 9 FOOT BEAM. Mercury Marine engine. 100 traps rope and bouys or will sell searate. Apply Baxter Ross, Pinette.

PIPE AND TUBING. -ALL SIZ- es. Also angle ironS, shafting up to five inch. Cast and steel pipe up to 12 inch. Lester O’Brian, next to City Scales, Lower Prince.

NAPTHA GAS

Mallett's Radiator Service

I 7 Alley Street

A-1 condition. Apply 18 Chest-I

grey dress, ,Ldotted dress, .

Horse. Low price. May be seen]

wheels. Apply Jack MacLean, .

‘ Male Help Wanted

MAN. 0R. BOY. FOR FARM

work, No milking. Apply Box 232 Guardian-Patriot.

IIELI’ WAIITEII

BOYS

AN D MAKE MONEY EASILY CARRYING A

I PATRIOT ROUTE

IN YOUR SPARE TIME

You must be willing to do a good job and be over 11 years old.

Register at your Ch’town or Summerside Patriot Offices.

Lost And Found

STRAYED FROM MY PREMIS- es at New Glasgow, two red steers and one heifer. Finder please notify: Davis Moffatt, Mayfield, P.E.I.

Miscellaneous

BUYING SCRAP IRON AND steel. Also batteries, metals, and bottles. Paying highest market prices. Lester O’Brien, Lower Prince Street.

STRAWBERRIES. BEGINNING Wednesday, July 9th., come and pick your own, 15 cents per quart. Bring containers. We weigh them. Sharams, Glad- stone.

QUEEN LUNCH SPECIALIZING IN FISH arid

CHIPS J

PHONE 7232

‘11 Upper Queen Street ‘Ch’town.

NOTICE

All taxes due St. Pat- rick’s School No. 162, Queen’s must be paid by July 30th, or they will be handed in to an attorney for collection.

By order of trustees.

For Sale

HOUSE WITH 17 ACRES EXCEL- lent condition inside and out» Six rooms. Beautiful view

J a-ck Beaten, Hunter River, P. E. 1. Tel. .17.

FOR SALE OR RENT — THE Estate of the late Mrs. Gil- more Jardine, Mt. Stewart. Apply evenings, 108 Fitzroy St. Phone 4365. .

FARM WITH BUILDINGS ON paved highway near village, Electricity. Price reasonable Reason for selling, ill health. Apply Box 227 Guardian.

AT STANCHEL -- SMALL dwelling, consisting of kitchen, pantry, bedroom and porch of main part of house to be moved off premises. Also :1 Francis jaunting sleigh and a quantity of b‘aled hay. Mrs. Mildred Kelly, Kelly’s Cross. ONE ACRE OF LAND 0N PAVE ment near lot 40 Station. Near school, Church, store, telephone and Post office also 40 acres of land (mostly covered with light lumber) situated 1/5 mile from pavement. Apply Box 230 Gardian. \ FARM FOR SALE AT AUBURN Station, Johnston River, 150 acres. 100 acres clear 'in good state of cultivation and 50 acres of wood and lumber. Can be bought with crap and mac- hinery. Reason for selling, sick ness. Apply Joshua Gallant, Johnston’s River.

FOR SALE '

5 Room bungalo with, bath on St. Peters Highway 2 miles from City.

J. J. Mustard '125 Kent St. Real Estate

.FOR SALE

Duplex house situated in. residential section of Park- dale. Hot air oil furnace, city water, sewage, gar- age, large lot. Very reas- onably priced ‘at only— $9,000.00 of which 60% can be financed.

L. H. KENNEDY, Realtor & Insurance 166 Great George St.

Dial 3912

REAL ESTATE ‘\ Wanted

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT — house in city. Phone 6365.

3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR A member of the R. C. M. P. Phone 5304. I

WANTED SMALL APARTMENT or room with kitchen privileg- es in Charlottetown. Apply Box 228 care of Guardian-Patriot.

WANTED BY, MIDDLE—AGED couple heated one or two bed-

room apartment or small house Box 231 Guardian.

BWING AND SELLING We are paying for Scrap Iron $13.00 per ton (2000 lbs.). teries 70 cents each. Highest cash prices for metals, ale bottles, hides and skins.

For Sale—various sizes good used 1 beam iron and 4 in. x 14 ft., boiler tubing. MAURICE BLOCK CO.

LTD. '

158 Kent Street

REAL ESTATE For Rent

WAREHOUSE. 84 BY 38 FT. Centrally located. Phone 7215.

FOR RENT -- UNFURNISIIED rooms_ (heated). Very central. Phone 4661.

FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. FOR

particulars, phone Montague 17-3.

COTTAGE FOR RENT BY DAY, week or month. Rosebank

Beach. Phone 8589. Abe Zakem

LARGE. FURNISHED ROOM Third floor, suitable for two. Dial 3306.

THREE ROOM \ APARTMENT. Central. Adults. Aspply Box 219 Guardian.

TWO FURNISHED R O O M S Also can accommodate two male boarders. Phone 6003.

FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI- vate home. Gentlemen prefer— red. Board optional. Phone 9843.

SIX ROOM APARTMENT. 72 Grafton Street. Immediate pos- session. Heated and hot water. $55.00 monthly. Phone 6016 or apply 233 Queen Street.

H E A TE D THIRD FLOOR AP- artment. 5 rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Central- ly located. Box 214 Guardian— Patriot.

SMALL APARTMENT SUIT- able for couple of girls or mar- ried couple. Electric stove, continuous. hot .water, heated. Phone 3554.

TO RENT UNTIL 29TH OF AUG- ust, modern home. Two bed— rooms completely furnished. No children or pets. Price on application. Apply to Box 233 Guardian, Patriot.

REAL ESTATE

For Sale

IN MONTAGUE HOUSE AND lot formerly occupied by Colin

Landry. Priced for quick sale. P. O. Box 355, Charlottetown.

Bat. ‘

SUMMER COTTAGE AT STAN- hope or Vicinity from August 3rd., to 17th. Phone Vallis 'at 6211 between 95.

Personal

OVER A MILLION TINS 0F Wilder's Stomach Powder said have brought prompt relief to sufferers from stomach distress indigestion, heartburn. At all druggists.

an Who never takes a vacation is a cIassi

' Services Offered

ONE CALL TO 8506 TO PLACE a Classified ad can bring you many calls for the article you want to sell or the property you’d like to rent.

MODERN FUMIGATING

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

H. R. QUINN, PROP. P.O. Box 451 Phone 872']

ing, looking after lawns, hedges and odd jobs.

DIAL 5669

HAMBLY’S B. A. Service Station FOR _ I ‘ New and used Motorcycles Parts and Accessories

ST. PETERS RD. - PHONE 9395 PHOTO SERVICE, FOR HIGH gloss jumbo prints, send your films to us for overnrtte service. Most modern electronic equip- ment to give you perfect

prints Only Enmans give you Free Pocket Album with each

Prints (Guaranteed not fade). Enman Drug and Photo service. Opposite Holmansl Summerside.

. R. J. GREENAN’S

B.A. SERVICE STATION

TOWING - TIRES BATTERIES ETC. OPEN 7.30 AM. TO 12 MIDNITE MALPEQUE RD_ ' DIAL 3975

MEL'S ’ Groceries and Meats open until

10.30 daily no delay-service is our motto

Malpeaue Road—Dial 9417‘

I FRED F. KITSON . NORTH RIVER

FEATURING { THIS WEEK

LLARD

SWEEP RAKE

Teachers Wanted

TEACHERFOR CALEDONIA School. 13 scholars, grades 4 to .10. Supplement $500.00 Apply

Allan Cameron Sec’y,' Caledon-

ta. “

DisSClUtion of , Partnership

CANADA PROVINCE OF ' PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership hereto sub- scribing between Ronald A. Mc- Kenna of Elmsdale in Prince County in Prmoe‘ Edward Island, Produce Dealer, and Wilfred P. Griffin of Elmsdale. aforesaid, Produce Dealer, at Elmsdale afm‘esaid under the name and firm of McKenIna and Griffin is dissolved as from the Twenty- Fifth day of April, A.D., Nine- teen Hundred and Fifty-Eight.

All debts owing to the said Partnership are to bepaid forth- with and all claims against the said Partnership are to be pre- sented to the said Wilfred P. Griffin at Elmsdale.