urns. GUARDIAN.

CI-IARLOTTETAOWN

AUGUST 5, 1952

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4; per word; Classified

or Condolence lite per inch:

is due to Ice: shall be no liability for no

Tldvertising Bates Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Cents.

. ' dim Locals on per word; Western and Eastern Locals um"! ml" Announcements and Coming Events on per word: 3. pg; word; In Mernorlaln Notices Mo per inch; Lists :1 S iritual Offerings, Cards. elc., on per name; utters "' '"'"" "' ” Wedding 0 1.0 cents for every additional Etgoarpreohtlon. 800 per inch or so per word; Lists of Subscrip- um". 53 sent; per inch; .Addrcss and Presentation. 81.00

Other Rates On Application

The ndvertisrragrees that the publisher shnll nnPhe liable for damages arising out of errors in sumtisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of ms advertisement in which the error occurred. whether such

beyond the amount. paid for such advertisement.

ngugensents, 40 words for words: Notices of Thanks

Ticaulers 'liccuinmoiiateli

ms ivANTr.p-- GIRLS ngfclf-etlred. Phone 2090-1

,.... E D .. CHILDREN T0

W,,:,S 1country home, close to schoci. Also old age pensioners W-me Box 211, Guardian. : "'T CCOMMODATED - B91:?v!gDilEi:ll;Tie::As girls or commercial students. 50 llassmore. Phone Z313-L.

Mdfars teams

but LEAVING FOR TORONTO Tliurstlay. Room for two. Phil"? 9-ll-4 Eldon. W m?'

Eilz LEAVTNG FOR BOSTON August 6th or 7th. Can take two .-

in coma TO Tolzomo AUG- ust 15th. Room for three. Phone 143, Pownal.

cars & Trucks For Sale i1 unvsma norm. sedan. Rexall Store, Souris. --....-.-LL---u FOR. SALE - 1937 DODGE sn- rlan. Bclvederc Station.

,-,,,fg;?,f:Pic3:Tr6niTaB?iTi running order. Apply Ulric Mc- Kenna, Rose Valley.

I-on SALE - '43 PONTIAC. 2- lone torpedo. Excellent condi- lion. Radio. Phone G5-3'2, Moli- laguc. rxwim

L-nlfsiinl; - 1940 ol.psMosll.l: Sedan. Good condition through- out. can be seen at Newton Mc- Arthur, Kenslngton. Phone 34.

ion SALE - 1947 OLDSMOBILI-1 sedan. good condition. Apply l-ill Longworth Ave. between 0 and s P. M.

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FOR SALE - 1946 OLDSMOBILE Sedan, excellent condition. all new tires, fully equipped. s1250. write Keirstead, Bayvlew.

FUR SALE-'36 FORD. OTVNER posted. Anyone interestrd, con- tact J. K. Walters, Local 3-1, Air- forre Station. Summcrsidc.

P'1)1F 49 lTORv1'7)';(?'U-STO.1l ruiaii, price rczisonziblc. Apply ifmidulnc Garage.

..-..rs7.f.m"iilrcar7.s-'iam”T l

sedan, in good condition, priced reasonable. Apply J. E. Mar- Plior, Clyde River. Phonc Cllar- laitcinwn 159' '5

Female Help Wanted iV'ANTED-COMPANION HOUSE- keeper; one that wants a good home rather than high wages. williiig to take woman wltli a child. Box Til, Guardian, Sum- mcrsldc.

;lRL WANTED AT ONCE W'lT1I knowledge oi stenography and bookkeeping. Apply in own 1iand- ivriting, stating qualifications and references to Box B, Guar- dian Office.

For sale w FOR SALE - DRY SLABS. Phone 1006-J. 53.00 per loud.

i-on SALE - A -NUliFnT:'n-or young pigs. Elmer Waugh, Wil- mot.

PRIVATE sail-i - lioUss:ilol.n furniture and effects. 51 Lower Hillsboro Street.

"03 S ALE -- 100' PULLETS. Ready to lay. Apply to Frank liollout. North 'lryon.

FOR. SALE - TN MONTAGIJE fine housc lot with large field for garden in rear. ilealltiful lo- cation. centre or tov.'::. Write l".ox 105 cm Charlottetowli Guardian.

fol?-sTl.TrfTfT'liETli"l5El"l TD

old Puliets. Mrs. William Camp- hcll. Desable.

FOR. SALE -- ONE FROST AND Wood binder. in good repair. Ap- lrilyid B. A. Wcntilerbie, Valley- .C .

FOR SALE - SE R0031 house at New Annan. Can be bought with or without lot. Ap- Dly Mrs. Arthur Wright, New Annrin.

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IOR SALE -- FROST 5; WOOD hinder at George M. Mscl-(ay's, New London; Frost & wood binder at Frank MncKenzie's, Milton. 575 each. Wccks Farm

jquipmcni.

GOOD USED PASSENGER TIRES 56.00 each. Truck tires 750-025- 900x90. sao.oo each. szxa 325.00 Each. 700 x 10 .. 1'! 518.00 each. Truck tubes 36.00 each. Passen- Rel tubes s2.oo each. Shipped col). collect. Glendale Tire Co.

g vv ston 1-load. Toronto. Ont.

bolt SALE-NEW luoonv Mll.r. uilli self feeder. threshed about "0 acres at. Bonner Molsaads. (-'liE1'l'y Volley; Hall thresher Mi. 4 with hinwcr eir. 5500 out llirtliur McMillAn's, Wood is. jnds. Both taken in irarlo (or Lockshuit combines. Wccks

, F”fLEQuipnient. .

'-ARN. EXTRA cAsn. iluslkli 3:010 money easily in spare time mist show our hcsutitul Christ.- M" PM 3'v'Bi'.VdEY Cards to your bn"idl- They sell on s1ght..Msn,v uni: Assortments and beautiful W1; Of Personal Cards Just

Me for Free Personal album. Ind samples on app;-out W, airy! Itts i'uni Itts profitable. 035' &d!:?' Dliilslss Greeting an ,mmm:Il1i'- 60-OI Bleeckt.-r

Montreal Stocks MONTR!'.'AL,--A.u-g-. 4. - (GP) - Closing stocks.

Stock I Close Abit 1-B D0 Pr 1-4 Ashes . 1-'1 Bathurst A xo today

Bell 1-2 Brazil

BA Oil i-4 BC Pow

Bldg Pro 3-4 0 Gem

Can 8:

Cdn Car xa today Do A Xd today Celan

irk-Decring Binder. First class shnpo. lioward Curr, Oyster Bed Bridge, (

Fol: SALE g ms NORTON motorcycle. Can be seen at Argyle Service Station.

l7ol?TsA1.l-ii-Vii F-LPICSTSVIN weeks old. Robert Mcl(inllon. Soutllport.

FOR SALE - 200 BARRED ROCK New Hampshire pullets, begin- liing to lay. Applyvurove Mac- Mlllall. Cor-ahead. Telephone. Covchcad 2-13.

FOR SALE - ONE HOLSTEIN heifer to freshen soon. Little pigs 6 to 8 weeks old. One sow farrowlng in August. Don Schurnlan, New Annan.

lFOR SALE-MOODY TIIRESIIER ll mid Mzisscy-Harris combinr. These machines guaranteed. Harry Llnkieiter. Summcrsidc. R. R. 1 Phone 602-4.

F R SALE - IVHITE MARBLE fireplace mantle piece. Beautiful Walnut tablc. Phone Goff, Cardigan.

1l0R:SAITE7-.LMTCORMiCK- Dcering Binder ill good condi- tion. Also Massey-Harris Mow- er and driving wagon. Rlsdon Gillis, Eldon. ..H.....V.-....:..,L..H Lost ;L()ST - PLASTIC EIMMED I Glasses. Please leave at Guard- ian Office.

f.(is4T:dl.A”i'lZTv'lTi'-07: Clinrloiictowii. Reward. Yea, Mon to g u 0.

Miscellaneous

RADIO SERVICE - JACKIE Doyle. Phone 1000-1..

rem ' cAo'lvrn"frTI'l5l"G'EENTAYE

3 Keith ' nton, Union Road.

1 0Fs:v ELECTRIC soul

clcctrical rcpulrs. house wiring l'II1d refrigeration.

saorizorsi REPAIREI) AND restocked with selected walnut. Moderate prices. Willard Leard. Bordon.

Personal

COR 5 INSTANTLY RELIEVED with Lloyd's Corn and Callous Salvo and pads. Don't sulier any lnngcr. Salve 50c - Pads 25c- at all druizgisls.

Sales FNTWanleL

FREE NYLONSI DURO - TEST nylons replaced free if run. snag within period up to two months. Men's hose guaranteed up to six months. Amazing guarantee makes money for you, full or part time. We deliver, rollect. Free sales kit. lliiro-Test, Hamil- ioli.

Teachers Wanted - W A N"-Fl: n - TEACHER FOB Dunstaffnage school. Supplement 550000. Mrs. W. 1!. Dover. Sec- 1.

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-nm-um FOR LONG River School No. 29. Supple- ment S550.00.' Apply Allen A. Campbell, Secretary, New Lon- don.

- To Let, T Mg

To lTr-:T- ROOMS AND APART- ment at 187.1-"rince st.

TO RENT - COTTAGE AT I.01V- er Bedeque Beach. Phone 1-3. Bcdcque.

iriflt frinr .4. Fl apartment. Bonnie Summcrsidc. Him

TO LET - IVE ROOMS AND bath. Heated Apartment. Central. Apply C. C. clo Guardian.

TO LET - TWO ADJOINING heated rooms. suitable for house- keepln . Apply 233 Grafton St.

N is ll'lr.”n Brae inn.

Typewriters new-osrmiiimiriniiw terms on Remington Portable

Typewriters. Payments as low as 55 monthly. Big machine perica- mancc. portable convenience Re- mington Rand, 104 Kent Street.

, Wanted i-i7ITN'Tl:if-'s'i:Eo'lTfli'ii'A"in'pATt her chair in good condition.

Hydraulic preferred. Apply Box :1, Guardian, Montague.

ROOM AND BOARD. TRAVELLE desires large room with two mcsls. Room 100, c"o Charlotte- town 1-lolcl.

CPR: .. 1-2 the negligence of its servants or otheru-isge, and nockskguu 34 n-Insertion oi any--advertisement Cons Pap C Smelt I Cons Tex Dom Bridge 1-4 Dom Fnrl 1-2 For Sal” Dom Tex 1-8 FOR sans: - 1 GARDEN GATE. Dow 1321.5 Longivorth Avenue. FM"-H -- 1'1 F611. sAl.l-: -. MAN'S BICYCLE. 11:22:"? -Goodionditicn. Phone 2603-J. How 5mm 34 FOR. SALE-2 HALL'S THR.ESH- Hud Bay 1-2 cits, one a self-feeder: No. 5 Imp Oil 5-4 binder. Alvin Palmer, 0'Leary. Imp Top 1.2 non SALE - FOX I-IOUND runs. 90 59' Pr Jack Dousc, n. R. 2, West Roy- 1'" Nick 1-2 any. Int Pap 3-4 -. -4. .-W V Int Pete 1.2 FOR SALE - MAN'S BICYCLE. Massey 1,2 Good condition. Apply 125 Hills- Macon b""- N Stl Car FOR SALE - TENNIS RACKET. Noranda 1-2 rod and reel, light shot gun. Pricc 7-a Phone 2315. Que Pow 17)-lT'sALr.'J'l'wlsl.vn”Acnlss Si 1'” C” of standing hay on halves. R.on- gfwmgn" aid McPherson, R. R. 3, Lyndale. 8;"; FOR SALE - 6-FOOT liIcCORM- 130 P,-

BANKS

0300,000 Libel Suits started In St. John's

ST. JOHN'S, Nild. Aug. 4 - (CP) - Libel suits totalling 5300,- 000 were launched today by two members of the medical profession against a St. John's radio station and two daily newspapers.

Dr. G. J. O'Brien and Dr. Eric Levy. staff members of the Pro- vincial Hospital for Mental and Nervous Diseases, each filed writs

claiming 550,000 damages from radio station CJON. Dr. O'Brien has brought suit for sl00,000

against the Evening Telegram and Dr. Lcvylis making a similar cialm against the Daily News.

The plaintiffs charge defama. tlon in a published release by Pre- mier Smaliwood following a Gov. ernment probe of alleged them; and irregularities at the hospital,

Reply to the writs must he made within four days.

POPULAR PASTIME

LONDON-(CP) --Officials gov- erning Lolldon's waterways are receiving many requests from Canada and the United states for information on facilities for cruis- ing on the river here. They ex- pect many coronation visitors next June will find time for the leis- urely sport."

Wanted To llent

SMALL CABIN TRAILER Suitable for two adults Aug. 15th-Sept. 15th

- Apply - GUARDIAN OFFICE -Summcrsidc T

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up until August 10th for transporta- tion of pupils from Margatc School to Kensington School and return. For further in- formation apply to under- signed. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

ANDREW P. JOHNSON, Secretary of Trustees.

NOTICE

My off ce will be closed from Au st 4th to Augus 23rd inclusive. '

MORLEY M. BELL-

Barrlster, etc. Summcrsidc

Get Your

JOHN DEERE At

A.- PICKARD FARM TRACTORS LTD. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

PARTS

Bureau Reports On Egg Production

More than 20,000,008h Canadian hens are laying to e tune of about 400,000,000 dozen - or close to 5,000,000,000 eggs a year, 1

That adds up to around W100,- 000.000 annual take for the egg side or the poultry industry.

The Bureau or statistics has just come out with figures to show the hens weren't laying as well in June as they were in the previous month, but still better than they did in June, 1951-. Average production per hen in June this year was 15,5 eggs compared with 17.4 eggs in May and 15.1 eggs in June last year.

The bureau didn't give th rea- son but it probably was due rte in- creasing summer heat. Hens, donit lay so well when its not. That prob- ably explains too. why hens ill the more moderate climates or British Columbia and the Maritime Prov- inces have better production aver- ages on the Whole than in more ex- treme central Canada nnd the Prairies.

Hits Egg Consumer ,

When temperatures go up and egg production goes down, it hits the egg consumer in the pocket book. For instance, egg prioes took a sharp drop around May, mainly because of a market glut, and sold at around 50 cents a dozen or less for Grade A large in easternlCan- ads. 1 1

Now with the onset of summer heat and consequent d6-Cllllln pro- duction, priccs have climbed. iradc A large in most Eastern c ntres now are retailing at an over ge of about 75 cents a dozen.

But to get back to those tics: Canadian hsns on far in the little back-yard lien! runs produced an estimated 29,000,000 dozen in June this year, aim t 7,- 000,000 less than the estimate May output of 36,200,000. The June, 1951, production figure was 26,400,000 dozen.

This brought total estimated egg production ill Canada to 214,300,000 dozen for the six months 1 this y:ar, more than 30,000,000 dozen above the output of 178,000,000 doz- en in the first half of last year.

During June producers sold for mark:t 23.200000 dozen. valued at

tstis- s and

38,700,000, compared with 28,500,000

Produce .

MONTREAL, Aug. 4 - (CF) - Produce prices quoted today by Federal Department oi Agricul- ture: .

Eggs: Free cases. extra large 50: large 50; medium 52; small 43; B 39; C 25. Receipts: 329 cases.

Total receipts for week ended Aug. 1, 8,074 and corresponding week last year 7,625.

Butter: Current receipts Que. No. 1 pasteurized fresh 571.4; Que. No. 2 sm; wholesale Que. No. 1 past- eurized fresh 58Vi; first grade creamery prints job price 5711.- 57-ii. Receipts: Nil. Total receipts for week ended Aug. 1, 24,964 and corresponding week last year 17,550.

Cheese: Current receipts Ontario whites Elm; Ontario colored 231)). F.O.B. factory; Quebec white 261.5: Quebec colored 201.11 F.O.B. Mon- treal; wholesale Ontario white 30; Ontario colored 3051: wholesale Quebec white 27; Quebec colored 2714. Ontario and Quebec cheese prices are nominal. Receipts: Nil. Total receipts for week ended. Aug. 1, 2,960 and corresponding week last year 9.55.778. ,

Potatoes: (Small wholesale liars to retailers) Qile. No. 1 75's 3.50-3.75.

dozen valued at 30,400,000 in May. Largest Producer

Ontario is Canada's largest egg producer. In June Ontario boasted 7.610.000 hens which laid an estim- ated 10,564,000 dozen eggs during the month, compared with 0,722,000 hens and 8.765.000 dozen eggs in June 1051. Next biggest cgg pro- dllcer is Quebec whicll has 3,591,000 hens in June, laying a total of 5,- 231,000 dozen eggs.

But Nova scotia got the, best June production out of its 893,000 hens which laid 1,523,000 dozen eggs, an average of 1,719 eggs per 100 hens. British Columbia was next with 1,466,000 hens laying 2,- 491,000 dozen eggs and averaging 1,712 eggs per 1000 liens.

POPULAR BANDS

S'I'E'LLAR'IV3N, N. s. .. lcp)... Plctou County's third all-girl bag- plpe band is being organized here, with 1-1 pipers and drummers. oth- er such units in the county, with a large Scottish population, are at New Glasgow and Wcstvllle. 1

acres potatoes, 13 acres of without crop. Highest or any lender

Signed:

FARM FOR SALE nir vrsllsnsn

AT JOHNSTON'S RIVER

Farm of 90 acres, 50 acres under cultivation, 40 wood and. lumber. New bungalow, modern conven- iences; buildings in good repair. Tenders will be ac- ' cepted to August 11th for farm, including crop, 2 U4

oats, 1 acre of turnips, or

not necessarily accepted.

LAWRENCE HERON.

AUCTION sass

FARM PROPERTY, MACHINERY AND HOUSEHOLD ' EFFECTS AT VILLAGE GREEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6th AT 2 P. M.

I am instructed by Mr. W. E. Phillips to sell by Public Auction his farm consisting of house, new barn and new Toot house, electric lights, water in house and barn, pump in back field, 12 miles from Char- lottetown, 11,5 miles from pavement.

Also the following machinery: set spike harrows; 1 scuffler (new); 1 riding horse hoe; 1 hay rake; 1 truck wagon (rack, pole and shafts); 1 pulper, sets Page

M.-H. (new knives); 2 poultry feeders and waterers;

and blocks; 50 feet 3,f4-inch rubber hose (new); quantity of

harness. Furniture:

erous other articles.

Kitchen range burner, No. 11; 1 dining-room suite; 1 typewriter wood); 1 4-drawer Legal filing cabinet (steel),

80 acres, all clear. Good

1 set disc llarrows; 1

wire-fence stretchers; lawn mower; hay fork, rope

(pot oil-burner): base (Under- and num-

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

NOTICE .

Articles that were not listed in the Auction Sale of W.

FOR SALE

llanaliian Dollar

MONTREAL, Aug. 4 - (GP) - The United States dollar today closed at a discount at :5 1W32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds. down lIl8 from Friday's close. That is, it took 96 15232 cents Canadian to buy :1 American. The pound sterling was 52.60 lllili, up 1-18 from Friday.

FARM FOR SALE

Consisting of sixty acres with running. water, six miles from Charlottetown.

TOM ROGERSON, H Winsloe .

FOR SALE

back mori- lnnll. Ken-

8-room house, sunporch, porch, hardwood floors, all EI'I1 COl'IVBI1lEl'i(TS, I HCTP small barn, 2 1J2 miles from singion. Inspection by appointment. Phone Kensington 45-24.

FRA NK MAJOR, Mlsrgnic.

FOR SALE

House and Grorcry rooms and bath. Hardwood floors.

Store, 5 Electric ligiiis. Fire place. Dril-

lcd well. Town bus stops at door. 3 miles to 'l'rilro. Large lot. Apply:

RALPH CURRIE, Valley Cross Roads R.R.- 2 Truro.

NICE BUILDING tor

On McGill Ave.

72 ft. x 125 ft. Apply:-

A. W. GAUDET, LL.B.. Solicitor,

111 Grafton St Charlottetown

cllv PROPERTY FOR SALE

Three Apartment

house, first floor six rooms and bath; second and third floors each five rooms and bath.

' Apply to:

WANTED

5 Mechanics. experienced In servicing of Diesel Engines and Tractors.

Also 2 Automotive Mechanics and 2 Machine Shop Men. - Excellent working conditions; Interesting Work.

Possible Permanent Employment.

Supply lreferences. State A experience and rate of pay expected.

Reply: BOX XYZ

LARGE AUCTION SALE

AT STANLEY BRIDGE TUESDAY, AUGUST 5th, 12:30 P. M.

Having sold our farm we will sell by public auction lhe following stock and equipment:-All farm machinery in first class condition; three horses; clcven.milk cows; eight calves; ten young cattle; one reg. Holstein bull; Farm- all (H) tractor, slde lever for tractor and plow; M-D bind- er; three sod plow; three secilon lever harrows; light har- rows; M-D drill; hay machine; manure spreader; hay rake; horse hoe; scales; grain crusher; truck wagon; road cart: light wagon; cart; thresher mill complete: gas engine 1 3X4 h.p.; cream separator; grmdstone; oil brooder stove; fertilizer! sewer; electric fencer; grain elevator; belts; driving sleigh; box sleigh; bob sleigh; two ivood slcighs; disc harrows; grab fork; forks; harness.

. Climax gas washer, Dominion organ and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention.

If weather unfavorable sale will be held Thursday 7th. TERMS CASH. .

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOSEPH BOLGEIL

THOMAS BOLGER,. Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE

AT WHEATLEY RIVER, wnpnnspair, AUGUST 6, 1 P i.

I am instructed by the undersigned to sell at public auction at farm consisting of 150 acres, all farm machin- ery in good condition-1 horse, 5 milk cows, 2 beef cattle, 8 young cattle and 3 calves, 8 young pigs, 1 brood sow to farrow November 26th, 1 hay mower, 1 hay rake, 1 seed drill M.H., 1 Broadcast seeder, 1 weighing beam, 1 set lever harrows, 1 set of smoothing llarrows, 1 potato hiller, 1 manure spreader (new), 1 binder M.ll. (new), 71. cream separator, 1 circular saw, 1 rip-saw, 1 Halls thrcsher and gas engine, 1 scuffler, 1 gang plow, 1 team wagon, 1 cart, 1 land roller, 1 track sulky, 1 road-cart, endless chain, blower piping, hardwood planks, harness, forks, shovels, hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. If weath- er unfavourable sale will be held Thursday, August 7.

TERMS CASH.

WILLIAM ROSS,

Wlicatiry River, Owner. . ALEXANDER MacliAE, -' Auctioneer.

51 Lower Hiiislioro Si.

acres. with good

E. Phillips, Village Green, Wednesday, August 6 are asl

follows :-

Crop: 11 acres of oats, 4 acres 'barley, 15 tons this?

year's hay (in barn).

Machinery: Massey Harris iracior (Pony) cultivator and cutting bar

with plough, tlon) .

l i 1 complete : (excellent condi-'

Stock: 1 mare, 8 years old, 1300 lbs, 70 hens, 1 year

old (laying).

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

to:--

WANTED

' Experienced Presser for modern Dry Cleaning Plant. Good working conditions and full employ- ment guaranteed. Will payt highest wages to right

man. Write, giving experience and salary expected

MILLMAN DRY CLEANERS, , . New Glasgow, N. S.

situate of Rocky Harbour. and on

private sale. and Inc; No. 67.

FARM "I.aJoie" FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for private sale the above form and summer place, consisting of approximately 106

house, poultry houses. wood-house, garage and ice-house.

fort of historic value, dating back to the your 1720.

The roperty commands cl magnificent view inside and outside the harbour, has excellent beaches for bath- ing. and lends itself for an ideal summer resort. public park or private summer home. with well cultivated form in con- necfion. It can be approached by car. boat or seaplane.

when the West and North River Bridges are built. the South Shore will become one of the most popular vu- catlon resorts in the Province.