‘ 1955 VOLKSWAGEN LOW MILE-

Think ahead to winter . . . . Why store it? Sell it with a

Page 8, The Guardian

Tues, Sept. 23, 1958 IN MEMORIAM

cars and Trucks For Sale‘ IOUT OUR WAY

1952 AUSTIN A-40 TIRES BODY

interior in good condition. Re— cent engine job. Phone 5325 or 3658.

SENTNER —— In memory of our infant daughter Carol Aleath-a Seutner, who passed away Sept. 23, 1951.

1946 CHEV. CAR. GOOD TIRES.

Im good running order. Price $200.00. Apply John Cusack, Emyvale.

This day we do remember,

A loving thought we give,

To one no longer with us

But in our heart still lives. Lovineg remembered by mo.

ther and Daddy.

1950 ONE TON CHEV. TRUCK

body and tires very good with- out motor will sell cheap or take livestock. A. P. Mac- Donald, St. Peters Bay.

MOORE - In loving memory of Mrs. Sterling Moore, who de- parted this life Sept 22, 1958.

This day we do remember

A loving thought we give

To one no longer with us

But. in our hearts still live

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1957

Pontiac hard top, 1957 Chev. Bellair Sedan 1953 Chev. Sedan. these cars are in Excellent Con— dition, can be financed. Spence and McLeOdS Ltd., Auto Body Works, Charlottetown.

Lovineg remembered by cous- in Jean and family.

MOORE — In loving memory. of our dear sister.Mrs. Sterlmg

1948 PONTIAC SEDAN GOOD

running condition, good tires and heater. Reasonably priced. Phone 9895 or apply 70 Spring Park Road. .

Moore who departed this life September 22, 1957.. Welostasisberwithaheartof gold. Who was more to us than wealth untold

54 INTERNATIONAL 3' TON

truck (6 new tires), in perfect running order. With or without steel box and hoist. Apply Kel- sie'Buchanau, min-chill.

Without farewell she fell asleep.

With only memories for us to keep

We lost but God gained

One of the best sisters the world contained. Lovingly remembered by sister Marjorie, brothers John and Warren MacDonald.

MOORE —- In loving memory of a darling daughter Mrs. Sterl- ing Moore, who departed this life Sept. 22 1357.

The call was sudden, the shock severe

1 little thought such grief was

Sacrifice. Sale

1955 ‘Bel Air Chevrolet; 8 Cylinder, inexcellent con- dition. One owner. car. must go owner mov- ing to U.S.A. It (will go Cheap. Don’t wait to call 3668 or 332 Second St.

near.

Only those who have lost can tell

The pain of partng without fare- well

A silent prayer, a silent tear Beautiful memories of you Tuddy

dear. Lovineg remembered by Mother, Mrs. Ruth MacDonald.

CARMODY — In loving memory of baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon r , West Royalty, who died Sept. 21, 1957.

You were only a baby That lived but for a while

. FOR SALE

This

By J. R. WILLIAMS

WHAT mo “125A?

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. - kauh'fi . “mega am “$323., 349 For Sale Male Help Wanted |

‘WARDROBE TRUNK, G O O D OPERATOR FOR B—A SERVICE

condition, Priced reasonable. Station, Georgetown. W. Keep Apply to box 419 Guardian tug. ‘ l Pam“- ' MAN WITH CAR FOR SALESi

position. Experience not neces- sary. You earn While you'learn. Full time employment. Write. Box 411 Care Of Guardian. |

WANTED

PUREBRED ABERDEEN AN- gus bull. (Registered) also cow to freshen. Also potato digger Louis MacPherson, North Wilt- Shine.

400 RJ. PULLETS 3% MONTHS 1 mare and foal,” one milk cow

, 1957 [Austin—A 55. Ex-

cellent condition. P r i c e d for quick sale. Must be sold. Can be fin a nee d. $1400.00.

PHONE, 5367

lyears, 1.3 H.P. “Drugs; and I PIN BOYS

' Strattin ergion, 1 cc 've ,

International engion, 1:2: Rot,-

ary and Carriage 44 ' saw, ,

stove length, (Weeks ' . -—~—————————-——-o——

Pleasant Valley. Phone Hunter '

1...... fl... 3.. _ REM- . ESTATE REGISTERED LANDRACE or For Sale

finest quality. Weauliugs, open gilts, bred Sows, mature boars, Reasonable prices. September , delivery. Magic Ranch, Travel- 4 lers Rest. Phone Summersi'de

150 ACRES OF HARD WOOD and lumber situated at Bel- fast. Apply Box 422 Guardian- Patriot.

8001- "FARM WITH GOOD HOUSE

’ and barns. Any reasonable of- YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE. PURE

bled Yorks. Six weeks Old. fer memed- Apply Mrs. John

Barrett Maple Avenue Charlot-

39-00 Apply A-R- Sippmu‘?’ tetown. Phone 7531.

land, N.B. Tel 24.

Godsazwywandhelovedyou To take you as child. Always remembered by meme mie'. daddy, sisters, Barbara, Betty Lou, Shirley and brother ° Gordie.

BARB 0F THANKS

I wish to thank Dr. Cox, Dr. Prowse, mylspecial nurse, Mrs. Gladys Bell, R.N., nunses and

staff of the Prince Edward Island Yes. W Hospital Who were so kind to me these ‘1 buy them at terrific s a v in g S. Don’t miss seeing these if you’re in the market for/“o, . good. used

during my. stay at the hospital. I wish to thank Dr. and Mrs. Dea- con and my friends at Riverside Hospital who visited me at the hospital and at my home. my friends and neighbors who sent card-s, flowers, ' treats, To one and all I. say thank you.

Mrs’. Harold Bell ‘ Murray Harbour

Wanted P 21 ul 3

it Agents

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Routes Available ‘ Moorautm‘ilaticl mmmission ONE CALL To 8506 TOPLACE

WEN OR'WOMEN—EARN $3.00 per, hour, handling 250 differ- ent Paula Products: Tea-coffee, spices—extracts—medicinesfles‘im— fectants‘—combs and brushes. will extend you credit. Even without experience, your suc- cess is assured in following my directions. Write for my

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Ldoor sedan. Automatic mission. Low, lbw mileage.

OOPS _ ° 7 V ,9] " We, Just D Opped Our ‘ Pric’es

ITS MUCH EASIER T0 PRE- ' W“- pare your Guardian Patriot FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW AT Classified Ad whemyou‘ask one ' Dunstalffnage with outside pump

DOUBLE BARREL 12 GAUGE Shot gun. Excellent Condition. Also‘ R.C.A. Victor car radio and mantle clock, both in good working order. Apply 202 Syd- ney Street between 6 and 8

THREE YEAR OLD. GELDING .d'am Aubrey by Opt. , Aubrey. Apply to Winston Mac- Kay, Union Rd. Charlottetown 'R.R. 3..

of our trained ad-ta-kers to‘ as- - sist you. Phone 8506.

etc, electric power, 7 miles from Charlottetown on paved

droppedour prices on cars and you can now

car.

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I256 Pontiac

station Wagon vs. motor, "with radio

$141715 V ~ 1953 Buick

$800_ .1957 PLYMOUTH

trans- ‘

thirty-day helping-hand offers “995 EREEPnow. G. Laurin, Presi- en, aula Ltd, 21 St. Paul , ‘- Ea-st, Laurentian. Radio, tires good, ———————~.———«—~. —— body, motor, etc., A-I condition. ._. FRED F. KITSON- ., $r250 \ NORTH RIVER . . FEATURING ms WEEK ALLISON

LANTZ POTATO DIGGER

Barders' Accommodated MALE BOARDERS ACCOM- modated home cooked meals.

Apply 217 Weymouuth or Phone 5221.

Bars and trucks For Sale

[951 MONrn'TH IN FIRST CLASS Condition Apply to Lloyd Friz- zell, New Haven.

age A-l condition. Also 1954 Dodge Hard-top completely re-

' MucLEOD LTD. V

PHONE 7364 - 7365 126 Cumberland St.

cars leaving

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON

Thanksgiving week-end. Dial 9804. $15 return reliable driver.

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX'

Thursday. Can accommodate 4 passengers. Dial 4645.

conditioned. Excellent buy. Ap- ply Fred Hickox Service Station Phone 8315.

CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO

Saturday, Sept, 27th.: Clan ac- commodate three passengers. Phone Borden 366.

CAR SPECIALS

female Help Wanted

I954 Meteor

1 Door Sedan 2 tone, Brown,

WAITRESS in person to Ments Restaurant.

WANTED. APPLY

For Sale

good tires all around, ground grips on rear, Motor. 8: Body

I s L A N D PLUMS. DIAL 3932.

Bring containers.

good, low miliage this car looks and works like new '

Only $|295.00

SHOT GUN STEVENSON, DOU-

ble Darrell 12 gage, hammerless practicer new. Call 6675 be- tween 5 o’clock and 6:30. -,

Also

SOFT FIRE WOOD IN STOVE

length. Apply Chester MrEach ern, Charlottetown RR. 9.

I953 Dodge

I Door Sedan (Mayfair) new

ONE VESSOT GRAIN CRUSHER

11 inch plate. Gordon Crowan Clyde River.

notor, new slip covers, new dres, colour , Dark Blue, body In beautiful coudition.

ARBORITE -— ALL PATTERN

— all colours —~ cut to size. Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.

This is a Beautiful Family Car,

Price $l095.00

POTATO BIGGER CHAIN 22

and 24 A Pickard Mach- inery Ltd., Malpeque Highway City.

W. R. Jenkins Ltd.

Prov. Distributors Hudson and Volkswagon Cars.

208 Gt. George Street.

SINGER PORTABLE SEWING

Machine, like new $75.00; Kroc- hler Sofa Bed $75.00 Four din- ing room chairs $35.00 Phone 8049.

' kitchen table,

'Road. Other buildings'go with bungalow will sell on rental basis. Apply G.S.‘ MacKay, Fire- stone Home and Auto Co. Ltd.

, 107 Great George Street.

FOR SALE

Six room house, cement

8 GOOSE DECOYS. REASON4 ably priced. Phone 6455. ’

BOY’S C.C.M. BICYCLE. GOOD Condition, cheap. Phone 8609.

PORTER CABLE FLOOR s' ND. er. $300.00 almmne‘ edger 125. Phone 9624. .

USED FLAT BOTTOM ‘ETRUCK platform complete“ with rock size 7 by 12. Lloyd Oarew. Hunter River.

ENTERPRISE GAS RANGE apartment size) like new used a few months. Will 9611 reason— able. Dial 3320.

foundation,‘ hot“; air fur: nace, pump, large .1 0t. Good. lOcation. Very Teas, ‘Onably priced. Apply;

BOX 194 Souris,‘ P. E. I.

REAL ESTATE '

«For Rent

FOUR ROOMS. PHONE LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT room on ground floor. Apply the Russ 4579.

FOR RENT: LARGE FURNISH-

ed heated room second floor Central located Phone 9804. ONE FURNISHED HEATED

Doom suitable for 2 girls. Call me Fitzroyor Phone 5276.

REAL. ESTATE WAHTEII

TWO OB. THREE ROOM APART-

' ment heated. Furnished or un~ furnished. Apply Box No. 420 Guardian Office.

:WANTED TO RENT A HOUSE or five room ground floor apart- ment by Oct. 30th. Dial 8026. Between 4 and 8 p. m.

WANTED BY YOUNG COUPLE 5 or 6 room heated apartment

or house. Dial 4317 between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.' .

Personal,

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH The amazing Body Tonic. Write for free booklet today.

PBOCKER 8: CAMPBELL RESEARCH INST. 21 King St. East. Toronto, Ont.

'KLEEREX BABY OINTMENT and soap prepared particularly for infant skin conditions. Am- azingly effective against ecze- ma, Rash, etc. Also Kleerex Ointment f0 radults. Available in ‘three sizes 75 cents, $1.35, $2.45, at The Jenkins Pharmacy and Hughes’ Drug.

Services offered

PIANO LESSONS — EXPERIEN- ced teacher has a few openings for piano pupils. Please dial 5955 after 5.30 pm.

OLD CLOCKS CAN BE PUT IN good working order at a small

a Classified ad can. bring you ’ many calls'for the article you want to sell or , the property you’d like to rent. a

NEW LOADER FOR JOHN DEI ere Model 40 Tractor, Also two sod plows on steel.’ A Pickard Machinery Ltd. Malpeque Bligh- way. ,City.

FOR SALE: PURE HONEY AT bargainpr'ices. Any quantity in , your Own containers, before September 27. George Bowness, 82 Water Street, Summersidle. BLUE CHEER BM. 4. 2.15 DAM Lorraine Abbe. Miss Honey Fin- go BM. 2. Winner of 1958 Trot Futurity. Lady Hal BM. 2. 2.18 Winner of 1958 Pace Futurity. Apply to Sheldon Campbell, Charlottetown Raceway, or W. A. Roberts, Durham Bridge, N. B. Phone GT. 2777. “

Auction SdIe FLAT RIVER

I will sell at public auc- tion on the premises of Mrs. E. Beaten, Flat River on Saturday, Sept. 27th, starting at 12:30 pm.

All household effects: Parlor suite, dressing room table, 6 chairs, side- board, 4 bedroom suites complete, organ, sewing madhine, rocking chairs, g c h ai :- s, range, rugs, mats. Every- thing found in furnished home.

Terms at sale.

‘ Mrs. E. Beaton, Owner. D. J. Riley, Auctioneer;

Help Wanted

MAKE MORE MONEY THAN you thought possible with a saleable like Flamilex. Guar antecd products including: Soaps cosmetics, household and farm specialities, vitamins. Agressiye dealers needed in your area. Want to go ahead? Write for details and catalogue. Familex Dept. 63, 1600 Delori-

mier’ M‘m‘treal- cost. Apply Alex MacKay. New Miscellaneous “mm P“ Wanted BOX NUMBERS MIDDLE AGED WOMAN DE-

sires position as housekeeper. - Write Box 421 Guardian—Patriot WANTED 2 SHORTHORN HEI-

fer calves. Knud Jorgensen, Fredericton.

In replying to Box Numbers please make sure you have the correct Box Number in the ad- dress.

‘ Times observes, noting that

» adds:

British See Next Step , In Trade Up To Canada

By ED SIMON Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (OH—«British finan- cial commentators see the relax- ation of Britain’s restrictions on dollar imports as a challenge to Canada to reciprocate with trade concessions Of her own.

“In p‘olitics it can often be em- barrassing to get too much of 'what one asks for,” the Financial

Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Finance Minister Fleming had campaigned vigorously for re- moval of British discriminatory legislation a gainst the dollar area. ‘ '

‘N‘Obody wishes to the Canadian government, but it must be clear to Mr. Diefenbaker and Mr. Fleming that it is up hot hem to tak the next initiative.” N0 TARIFF ATTACK

The Economist takes an even sharper tone. It criticized British lelegates at the Commonwealth economic conference in Montreal in not accompanyng their an- nouncement on dollar restrictions 'villh an expression of concern at ecent Canadian tariff increases gainst British goods. ‘

While praising the work of Ca- nadian civil servants at the con- ference, the weekly newspaper

By contrast, Canada’s new Conservative minis t e r s are, frankly, very inexperienced men and Mr. Fleming does not always seem to appreciate the difference between pnognam planning and propaganda.” , The Daily Express. on the other hand, denounces the British concessions as ‘j 11. st make- believe," “shadow without sub- stance” and “a shabby pretence.” EMPIRE 0N SALMON?

The newspaper, published by Canadiauibonn Lord Beavenbrook, continues:

“Restrictions on the import of Canadian salmon are to be lifted. That will affect less than one per

Find; Fishing Bonk Off Nfch.

BREEMIER H A V E N, Germany

(AlP) -— West German fishermen, hardpressed by the loss of ac- cess to Iceland’s close-in fishing grounds, Friday were encouraged by word that a productive fishing area had been located Off New- foundland. - ' The Ludwig Jansen firm an- nounced one of\is tnavwlens was on its way home with'a large catch of red perch. The Jansen company said the Spot is somewhere near the Ham- ilton Bank off the coast Of New- found-land and it seems to be {about as large as the one found *Lby'tthe research snip Anton Dobro off the .coast of Greenland two yearns ago. ' »

Wanted To Buy

or quarts. Dial 8595.

CANADA PROVINE or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

C THE PROBATE COURT .The 18th day of Sept. A. D_ 1958

In re estates of LORNE COLES and ALETHA COLES late of Charlottetown in Queen’s County in the said Province, Produce Dealer and Widow re- spectively, both deceased, tes- tate. , i To the Sheriff of the County of Queen’s County or any con- stable or literate person within said county '

GREETING;

Whereas upon reading the petition on file of Cyrus Mac- "Neill of Milton in Queen’s County. aforesaid and John C. Cooke Of Charlottetown store- said, Executors in the above named estates. praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth; You are therefore hereby re- quired to cite all persons in-l terested in the said estates to

present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen’s County in the said Province, on Monday thectwentyseventh day of Oc- tober next coming at the hour

same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estates should not be passed and an order for dis. tribution made tO close the Estates as prayed for in said petition and on motion of A. Walthen Gaudet Esquire, Proc- tor for said Petitioners.

AND IT IS HEREBY 0RD- ERED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date hereof and- that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places re- spectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House' in Char- lottetown aforesaid, at or near the Canadian Bank of Com- merce in Charlottetown afore- said and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown aforesaid so that all persons in terested in the said estates as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

Witness His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Char- lottetown in Queen’s County, the day and year first above written.

By the Court.

L. S.

Frances R. Vinlncombe

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS '

be and appear before the Judge «

of ten O’clock forenoon of the '

cent of our trade with Canada. The Empire will not grow strong on canned salmon.

“Then there is agricultural ma- chinery. That too now may be freely imported. But Britain is the biggest exporter of agricultural machinery in the world. That con- cession too is worthless.”

Other newspapers hail the dis- appearance Of dollar restrictions as an excellent move in itself and some speculate that the British concession may have been part of a ‘deal” with Canada.

Peorkes To Make Tour 01" Arctic

OTTAIWA (OP)—IDefeuce Minis- ter Peaches willmake his first inspection of Arctic air defences next week.

The defence department an- miunced Friday Mr. Pearkes will leave Monday on a four—day trip that also will include a visit to the United States Arctic air base at Thule, Greenland.

He will inspect a Mid~Canada Warning Line site at Great Whale River, on the southeastern shore of Hudson Day, Monday, flying to Frobisher Bay on Baffin Island for the night.

After inspecting Fmbisher and a DEIW radar warning line site an Batfin Island Tuesday, he will visit Thule, leaving «the next day for Cambridge Bay, on Victoria Island’s south coast, and stopping

The Daily Mail mentions a TD- mor in Montreal that Canada will reciprocate by cancel-ling BI‘IIC- ain’s £400,000,000 debt for Cana- dian wartime and post—war loans, provided Britain agrees to Invest the money in'Commonlwealtll de- veiopment.

The newspaper says such a move, which would cost the Cause dian government £12,500,000 a year, might be counted as part of Canada’s capital subscription to, the proposed Commonwealth development bank.

wallis Island deep inside tice Circle. FLIES T0 OTTAWA From Cambridge Bay-wherehe another DEW line Site, he will fly to Ottawa Thursday. Deputy Defence Minister Miller, Marshal Hugh Campbell, the chiefof air staff, LIL-(3911. S. F. Clarke, the army chief of staff, and Mai-Gen. J. C. Jensen of the US. Air Force, accompany Mr. Pearkes.

“ATTACK” U.K. PORTS

LONDON (Reuters) —— For the first time in any NATO exercise simulated attacks were made Fm- day by submarines firing ginded nuclear missiles, and Liverpool, Swansea, Plymouth, Cardiff and Falinouth were added to mayor British and French ports ‘at- tacked,” NATO said. It was the second day of Exercise Shipshape by ships and planes from Bel- gium, France, West Germany, the

the Arc.

en route at Resolute Bay on Corn»

Mrs. Harry S. Francis. This building situated