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ggggmns STUDENTS. FILL R hammer months with e new Lgcugmelsell in e .. t ” ter- gitory, full or part time. 250 Kill!-
. muted produotrincluding coe-
metiu. household necessities. opu-rings in your surroundings. Write for full particulars to the largest household neoeasltlfll manufacturer. Familex, 1600 Del- orimler. Montreal.
lists 81 tracks For Sale
F03 SALE OR TRADE '4lAPLY- mouth sedan. good shape. Phone 7147.
E03 BALI-1058 CEEV. SEDAN. perfect condition A091! 140 Greet Oeorze street.
CAR BUYERS
Plan your vacation in this
lone-
1951 CHEVROLET COACH
E. R. McLAINE LTD. Open Evenings Malpeque Road
Dial 7358 or. 7359
car Leaving
can uravmo eon aosrox. between July 1211. and 15th. Dial 7131, Charlottetown.
CAB LEAVDTG FOB BOSTON Saturday evening July 17th. Can uk. four passengers. Phone Kinkora. 9001.
OAR LEAVING FOB TORONTO. Wednesday, July 14, room for 2
or 3. Phone south Lake 0-ring
12.
CASH FOR SCRAP
Buying daily at our Yard, scra iron and steel, paying 58. per gross ton (2240 lbs.). Good prices for lead, copper, brass, hides, beer bot- tles, rope, horse hair.
For Sale-3 and 4 inch boiler tubing at 30c and 40c per foot.
MAURICE BLOCK & CO. 158 Kent St. Dial 9522
For sale
FOB. IAIE - COLLIE PUP! 85.00. 298 Euston. street.
FOB SALE - STANDING RAY. loula 1-I. Arbing, Suilolk.
I0! HALE-TWO BEOBTHOBN year-olds. John McQuald, Green Bay.
I08. SALE - TWO MILK COWS. to freshen in July. Hedley Stewart. Brsckiey.
I0! BALI: - 1 EOLSTIJN COW. firuhened 1 weeks. Apply to Nel- son Stevenson, Winsloe Road.
FOR. SALE -- C. C. M. BICYCLE in good condition. David Schur- men, Central Bedeque.
I0! SALE - 8 MILK COWS AND young cattle. Donald Montgom- err. Travellers Rest, P. E. I.
We sans--so scans ooolb standing hay. Apply Mrs. xes a loss, Union Road. King's Co.
El SALE-11 sneer AND 11 lambs, Apply Gordon 4 Morris, Mt. Albion.
l'0I BALE - MILK COW. BOL- stein, to freshen 10th July. Par- ber lbrd. North Milton. l
roe BALI:-I LARGE:-BURNER Moilett electric stove, 220 volt- ge, good condition, price 330.
one 4704.
I0; SAL: - nu'mosna1'on- Kelvinstor. Good condition. cheep. Also Toledo cendy scales. Phone 0046. .
FOB DALI:-25 ACRE! STAND- ing hey. 850. at Malpeque. Apply James Clark, 311.. 2, Charlotte- town. -
ROD lALl- STEVEN! PUMP 12 gauge. practically new. reasonably. Apply 162 Up-
per Prince.
Es. IALI - SIX IT. MASSEY
tale. both in excellent condition. Apply Melville Dell. De Sable. ............:....j...L.
FOR SALF
House with half acre of land, situated on main high- way at Cornwall. Priced be- low 54000.00. Apply-
L. H. KENNEDY Real Estate Broker 166-Great George St Phone 3912 -or- -'Keith Young ' Clyde River
L
Auto Loans
loan on your car can be errant- ,and privately at Trans-
it Corporation. Each lees up to 81,500 is life insured to rant care at unpaid balance in eels of death. A courteous Trans- Credit counsellor inm- vlewe you privately.
binder (11-1c); t rubber-tired truck wagon; rubber
roe SALE .. Goon BAY LAKE. Apply Gordon shew. Buckley.
FOB SALE-IIOLITEIN BULL Welly Andrew, East Roy- a y.
FOB--SALE-STANDDIG HAY AT Greenfield. Apply P. J. , Mc- Kenna, Montague.
roe sans - on been sow. Advance registory. score 00. J. 3. German. south Melville.
F03 BALE-5-BOOM HOUSE ON lot 60 x 100. Three bedroohu and bath upstairs. Phone 7432, Summer-side. '
FOB BALE - ee acnss LAND, house and born. near Green Ceb- les-csvendish. Write Box 020, cio Guardian.
FOR. SALE - INIIBNATIONAL Engine from 3-to 5 H. P. Prec- tically new. Priced to sell. Dari Murray, Carleton.
FOB BALll- 1 HAY MOWER. 1 hay rake. riding horse-hoe. plat- form scales. Mrs. Ira MacLaren, phone 6562. Montague.
For Sale
Building Lots 100 ft. x
U 156,'1 mile from city limits,
on Malpeque Road. Apply: SIDNEY ENMAN, Malpeque Rd., R.R.- 7
For Sale
1 Cockshutt crank type hay loader, rubber tires, new in 1953; 1 Spraymotor, 100 gal. potato sprayer, good as new at a "bargain price; 1 1500 lb.-Clyde mare.
J. J. MUSTARD, Kent St. Ch'town.
N Oil. I C11
re:-on-. Co- omn. -ervi.e..e:'ar'vii.hers in the W. '1'. Pearson, V cfoLCar1,.'Bbulter. Victoria or'Peer;son's'AS't11dlo. Sussex; N. B. -
. .,Te. pet . so us:-rulmsnen soon. in Kent. ouruao; g '1 so r.s-r.- manasnnn soon. M6 Gmfton Street. Dial 391. -
Teachers -Wasted - WANTED - IIACEII I0! grades IV and .V for lorden school. Supplement. 8500. Apply
Mrs. J. W. Conn, Secretary.
WA NT! D -.'l.'BA9lll' son Mt. lleilick school. Supplement 8000.00. W. H. Drake. A of5ehool'rrustea.
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W A N '1' I D - TIAOIII roe church Road school. v supple- ment 3800.00. Mrs. Lloyd James, Secretary. - 1
:.:::...mL.: W A N '1' I n -; TIAOBII POI. , 3,03,," 1,01,, sch”, ,, nient 950.00. Apply 3. ingo- Donald, secretary. . . -
L, M7'3 u...e.s
Expect Record
Season for Port Of Churchill
Dy Bernlee I. Ileelver Canadian Press correlvondent CHURCHILL. M.an..' (CP)-- The
greatest shipplns season-in. the his- tory of this northern port is in prospect this summer with 23 ves-
this date-there may be more lat- or
Laat year, 31 cargoes totalling 10,754,000 bushels of wheat were shipped, greatest since the port, was opened in 1031. There are in- dications that ahlpments this year again will top 10,000,000 bushels and shipping to supply mining dc- velopments on the west coast of Hudson bay will be at a record level.
Under insurance regulations first ships may pass through Hudson strait into Hudson bay on July 23 and the last vessel must clear Churchill by Oct. 15.
Stock Exchange Sect Exchanges Hands
sels already scheduled for the . three-month season. - The bookings are a record for
J3....aay,' .ru1y.12, 1954 The Guardian Page 11, WANTED
TEACHER ma Fanorznicmrr-sci-1ooL
New School and:Ali Modern Conveniences Agreeable Rate Payers. I HARRYWEEKS, Secretary
FOR SALE
New two-unit apartment house. Situated in an excel- lent residential district. Oil Furnace. Hot water heating Modern conveniences. Large lot.
For particulars Apply Tl,-IE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY 154 Richmond Street.
MON'1'R.EAL, (GP)-A gear, on the Canadian stock-exchange changed hands Friday for 86,500, the lowest price since Nov. 24, 1940. when one sold for some.
'MFOR SALL
nos. ceu.ImeyHe-alrIlG"”P"P
"We can talk about deb, dogs or horses; but I won't talk about girls !" g
W A N '1' I D - TIA POI I-lartsville School. 12 p ils. Sup- plement 0500.00. Ool. Allan Mac- Leod. Secretary. i 1 ' '
Teachers Wanted
Wanted: Teachers for Indian Schools in Ontario, Western Can- ada and the Northwest .'ren-lion lea. Salary schedule in effect. Furnished and hoetedl" quarters provided in most casea.' Pension Fund available. For "details and application form apply'te the fol- lowing inspectors according to preference of locstion: our. A. V. Psrminter, Box 70. Van uver. B. C.: (Mr. L. G. P. Walle ,6w Pub- lic Building, Cal sry, erta: Mr. J. D. Cairns, 304 oat Office Build- ing, Regine. Sula: Mr.,G. H. Mar-
Vunon River. Apply to Mrs. James Long. R. R. No. '1, Charlottetown Royalty.
FOR SALE -ONE DOMETIC Kerosene Refrigerator made by the Electrolux Company. Size 9 cubic feet. Practically new. Priced right for quick' sale. William Heaney, Clinton.
For iiont
POI. BENT-APARTMENT EEG ond floor, immediate possession. 72 Grafton Street. Apply 236 Queen Street.
..........E.m.mg,ggg,g
roe BENT-FURNISHED APART- ment, 3 rooms and bath. Available immediately for summer months. Apply Eastern Trust Co., cfo Mr. Proctor.
COMBINED STORE-WAREHOUSE to rent. 9 Upper Queen. busy business section, immediate oc- cupan . Apply 270 Queen or Wm. Reddin. Tee 1-1lll..
L08!
LOST-BED TBICYCLI FROM Prince Street School Friday af- ternoon. Pinder please return to Prince Street School. -
Misooilaaesas .1--.::.......,......... CHINC HIGH GIADE
stock. A sound. profitable busi- ness. Contact George Gibbons. 188 Rope Walk Road, Saint John, N. B.
WOULD Lin: '1!) GIT IN touch with some one who wanted some land in vicinity of Kelly's cross. Write Carolyn Luther, as Green st.. Wollaston. Men.
A WAY To MAXI MON!!! That's what you'rer looking for! Just sell our guaranteed cos- metics and make large profits. Beautiful illustrated catalogue. Small investment. High commis- sion. Doraldina Cosmetics Com- pany. 1600 De-lorimier, Dept. 4, Montreal.
- AUCTION
9 registered dual
chickens; 20 acres standln potatoes; 1 U2 acres turnl
ure spreader: hay rake; th
shovels, hoes, , a well equip fa Complete
credit on approved joint note:
e
Owner.
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, K on Bldg -275'Port- roe sans - s1-slvnma. nay or: W” " . estate of Brenton Meenonsld. 5" "";l,':,?;1,hB';'d'.rr'7;1-,'
Church St., Toronto, Ont.
WANTED-ALI or QuN1l.iD1I-I Bros.
IIOTILII1 !'lN'lI
.8595. Michael
-..................A. Male llolptfaated
WANTED IMMEDIAEI, HAN for haying. Prank him, Mt. Herbert.
WAN'l'ED'- MAN 1'0, LIAIN newmaper work. Must have grade twelve : metriculatlon. Write P.O. Box 282, Montegue.
WA NT LEAD: Experienced pertaman for one of the big three auto- mobiietdeeler. . Just experi-
enced men need apply.
lwarrn nox 523 cxo GUARDIAN
,WANlED-
By Sept. 15th large upm- ment. . or partly furnished. ,
Wrlte:- , - p. 30.. aox 112, Charlottetown
o N L Lauron in Quebec. ; ned Pointe de Levy by Giamplafn in
Shorthom. cows; 2 regis Jersey cows, freshengs in June; 2 Shorthorn. cows
crusher (IHC) 11 inch plate; 1
ft. rubber belt; horse hoe and ca:-t;.ocu1-her; an , wagisn;
driving sleigh: wood lsclfiighs; hay fork, biacrks bl ; set platform es; creammepara ;
'::'.s.'.:a'Pi."e"” 1” "".....", i:.':.;'.t""......
l ; 0 Imp Co - ll mm and numerous otltex-.articles,'-foundtonr
"no 0 ' 2: 11'. 7 L line of household effects, etc. - ' Terms:-Up to 320.00 cash; over taut If day unfit sale on fine
ms.-xarinoalcnis. .
11:375. adopted its present name in
SALE i
WESTMORELAND, mmar, JULY 16th,' 1 P.M. Mare (Percheron) 6 yr. old; filly
(Joility) 2 -yr. old: we
freshen July 30; 3 grade cows freshenediln June;'7- op.-1138 calves; brood sow to farrow Aug. 20; 91unks, Azv. ha : 20 sorts qate; mm Pl; furro tractor low (II-1C)' hey mower, 8 ft? (IH );
W angem disc har'row;ul:g ifawder (11-10) I ;
armall tractor-' 2 .' id;
outfit (Hall's): It rubber -belt:
RUR- i':”.e. .130iit. 1936-. L .
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New York Stocks
NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market last week broke through to e,new high, hesitated briefly. and then again dashed ahead to an- other record peak.
That has been the pattern of the market for the last 10 months with
a few exceptions.
Ifrom time to time there have been wernlngsgthst 'e major reac- tion is just around the corner. and in recent weeks there warnings have been underlined heavily by some brokers.
Nevertheless, the stock market continues to roll up records.
The Associated Press average of 00 stocks last week gained 31.80 and closed at 3130.00. That is the highest mark that the average has reached since Oct. 22. 1929.
Theifive most active issues last week on the American stock ex- change were: Ford Motor of France otf it at IV; on 99,000 she:-es;'New Idrla Mining up Vs at 2'96; Preston East Dome Mines up 1-10 at 3 11-10; Elect.ric.Bond and Share up 184 at 2354, and Coastal Caribbean Oil unchanged at 215.
The five most active issues last week on the New York stock ex- change were: Radio Corp. up Iii at .32 on-145,200 shares; New York shipbuilding up 235 st 19"lu; U. S. Steelup 11.6 at 5196; International Telephoneiup 1.at IDV4, and RKO Theatres up We at 8.
Canadian stocks closed higher. Mclntyre and Distillers Seagram both advanced 14. Dome Mines and International Nickel each gained 55-
, Marlcetsl
and Canadian Pacific and Hiram Walker were each ahead Vs.
Canadian issues on the American stock exchange were quiet.
II. 3. steel
CLEVELAND (AP) - Vacations and the July 4 holiday cut steel production 7.5 points last week to 59.5 per cent of the nation's rated capacity-the lowest mark of the year.
Steel Magazine, reporting that today, added that metalworking executives expect the rate to go up-enough so that business would be 10 per cent greater in the sec- ond half year than in the first.
Production had been climbing before the holiday-vacation season and had reached 73.5 per cent of capacity, only two or three points
year which was set in January. Rates were off 22.5 points to 60 per cent of capacity at Wheeling. 12 to 00 per cent at Youngstown, 11 to 08 at Chicago. 10 to 55 at St. Louis. 2 to 62 at Cincinnati, 2 to 55 in the Middle Atlantic dis-
trict. 2 to 48 in New England. ill""Pl"5-
to 59' at Pittsburgh and 1 to 57.5 at Cleveland.
At Detroit. production increased 26 points to 50 per cent. Operations were unchanged at 80 per cent in the Far West and 76 per cent st Birmingham. .
Pay boosts won by the United Steelworkers (CIO) were reflected for the first time in the magazine's price composite on finished steel.
. 1-um ununrs COMMISSION S mnwr
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday the 15th day of July, 1954 at 9:30 o'clock A. S. T. the adjournment hear- ing of an application of Scales Hydro-Electric Company 1- Limited for an upward revision of its Electric Rate Sched- ules will be resumed before the Public Utilities Commission at its office, 134 Richmond Street in Charlottetown.
And.Notlce is also given that at the said time and place the matter of the allocation of the cost of replacement of Service Lines will be inquired into.
All persons interested are invited to attend.
DATED this 22nd day of June, A.D. 1954. L. 3. MacMILLAN, Secretary
Public Utilities Commission.
A. Weltben Geudet, LLB. nuupe Ildg. in drama St.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.
6. F. llutcheson 1 Son r. o. HUTCHESON. no.
Boll, Mstheson o Foster " G""'”' st ”'" "'2 1 mm” BA ll0:lde:ie?akA0f I”. um" "i """" uh Palmer & llaslem Il..A..uF:'rmer, nnsorsonseoueiag. g '..?.f'' Ietheslraa. goalie guliifhobon mm Iiluisioao Onnloa. 31'... - our n'.lRd:e2a It HOPTOMETRISTS 3.. a. Muliuiun. a..a.l.m ..3- &..2-mm .;'t?-.... u '....""'..u.. . rmm -Byron . . 0.1). A ”""'- II lent sea 0"” Dial sell 03". 3. Moqwgd. 3,5, ,&x;mbn.& ialllehnondlt. ouuaen -'"-'-'2?-r---AA-' - ': 5 " cu-mzopaacroiz L 7' Ia1:,:”oeooa' Rance. - Dr. W. It. Carson Iseeee use an-rnsee ea. me! can
offer-r.&rc'rs1z1ao ACCOUNTANTS
..;.. ..., mum.-.a2:ri' or
niu me
n...'u' "1'.'-'.'eue" '
1
a mum - . ill G!;eto.deige'. ,3-
'. which went up 96 cents to 3114.15
D-ll heldp-It 358.54 on No. foundry Iran. 96.04 on basic iron and 557.27 on malleable iron.
composites, at S2733 for steelmak- ing grades.
COUNTY. P.E.I.. will be received in the
office of the Secretary. until 3.00 p,;-n. rs:.u.s.'r.). WEDNESDAY, Auausr 4, 1954
forms of tender obtained at the office of the (Dale! Ensineer. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. Ontario. at the office-of the District Engineer. 38 Great George Street. Charlottetown. P.E.I.. and at the Post Offices at Charlottetown. Summer. side and Tignish .P.E.l.
made on or according to these forms and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein
security as specified in the form of tender.
Engineer's office. (H. and RJ or through the undersigned. or through the office of the District Engineer at Charlottetown. P.E.l.. will supply blue-prints and specifi- le" thnn the high mark (or the :;lation of the work on deposit of a sum money order payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works. The deposit will bedreleased on return of the blue-prints an a month from the date of reception of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited. '
undersigned
IDNDON. QUEENS COUNTY. P. E. 1.". will be received in the office of the Secre- tary. until :1 DAY. AUGUST 4. 19
forms of tender obtained at the olflce of the Chief Engineer. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. Ontario. at the office of the District Engineer, 38 Great George Street. Charlottetown. P.E.i.. and at the Officles at Charlottetown and New London. .E. .
made an or according to these forms and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein.
security as specified in the form of tender.
cation of the work on deposit of a sum of 810.00 in the form of a cheque or money order payable In the order of the Munster of Public works. he deposit will . and specification In good condition within
tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited
accepted.
Department of Pubus Works. Ottawa. July 5. 1954.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
?r,A,r,1gr;,v gagggesp EE;'i,'3&3f”L';
WHEN H5 5N9 NE '”E”T5D -nzeo A6 A MAIL chggree-wuo
During the interim the price went as high as 314,000. 0
---e-aj-...:L..m
ion. The magazine's composites on
Holding steady were scrap price
10
15
purchase of the property situate at 11 Villa Avenue. the residence of the'late Mrs. D. J. Riley.
necessarily accepted. Property 0P9" f0? in5P9Cti0!'I daily.
BY TENDEF
Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the
Tenders close July 16th, highest or anyi tender not
A.M. to 12 A.M., and by appointment. For further particulars apply. C. R. MCQUAID, Solicitor.
6 Richmond Street Phone 8911
TIGNISH. PRINCE
Plans and specification can be seen and
Tenders will not be considered unless
Each tender must be accompanied by a
The Department. through the Chief
of 020.00 in the form of a cheque or clficstion in good condition within
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
ROBERT FORTTER. secretary.
Department of Public Works. Ottawa. July 3. 19.54. - Prince Edward Island- 2 July, 1954.
Thursday, 15 July, 1954, for the construction of-a CAUSE- wsy across vonx (North) RIVER on the frransiianadn Highway near Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
Prince Edward Island on deposit of certified cheque in the amountof S5000. -
time and" bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or otherwise) and be-:present at the opening; "
Charlottetown, -
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 8: HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island
TENDER 1 -
SEALED TENDERS" will be A ....;1v.a'.....u1. noon on
Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the office the. undersigned, Provincial Building. Charlottetown.
lowest or any Tender not necessarily-accepted. NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above advertised
R. G. Deputy Minister of Publig Works &”l-fighways.
SEALED TENDER! addressed to the .NEW
Itm. lg2.D.S.'l'. ). WEDNES- 1.
Plans and specification can be seen and
Tenders will not be considered unless
Earh tender must be accompanied by a
The Department. through the Chief
E.l.. will supply blue-prints and specifi-
releesed on return of the hlue-prints month from the date of reception of
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
ROBERT FORTIER.
Secret .v.
THE PLACE, MACK, HE 50LlNDED A6 HOMEST
iuiiaiiwf , m
D1-zpaarmniwr or PUBLIC woaxs all-1'Ic;rIvijA;'s
Saturday, 17 July, 1954. for supplying and placing Fill and Rip Rap on the DARNLEY BRIDGE in Prince County, Prince Edward Island.
office of the undersigned, Provincial Building; Charlotte- lhe undersigned. or through the office of tow,-V1 -
the District Engineer at Charlottetown. P.
Charlottetown, .
8 July, 1954
HEN HERALDIN6 A FRESH
EGG! -uu LET'5 TOUCH UP THE
OLD CHl5EL-- MAYBE WE C AN LAUGH SUE WAY
Province of Prince Edward Island
Tenders
SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on
Tender and Specifications may be obtained at the
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. R. G. WHITE Deputy Minister of Public Works 4: Highways.
Prince Edward Island.
MAJOR HOOPLE
WALKS ALL NIGHT IN HIS 5LEE
ASA , w-slur LET'5 WATCH THE CAUTI soy AL
WE'LL READ ALL. HE FINE NT . -Lou THE effg OF- we