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Boarders Wanted

ILALE BOARDl-IRS ACCOMMO- dntcd. Phone 1105-.)

cAiv ACEO.\Ii\l0l).»\Tr: TWO girls, ricur college. 221 \\'e_v- niouth St.

MALE STUDENTS ACCONDIOD- ated near College. 146 l-lillsbhrc Street.

§oArmEns wiyrhb- moss Li-ll-J, 112 Cumberland St. Op- postie Vocational School.

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boarder. Violin ltiiifli, Apply C. cure (jihiiiilzln.

liars 8. Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE-l937 DODGE SEDAIT. good coridiiioii. Lloyd Furncss,

Vi" rilon For Sale

FOR. sAu: -A I-‘EW REGISc tered Saws W. Roland Psyiiter. French River.

FOR SALE - REGISTERED English bulldog. Apply 68 Orle- bar.

FOR SALE - CHOICE BUILDING ‘ Lots. $300.00 up. Stewart ‘

520B SALE - TWO XEWLY freshmed cows. Ray Ford, Win- sloe.

FOR. SALE - DRY!’ STO ES FOR water . ‘outs 1J/lllfll‘ iii-n Puss- more Street. Phone lLJSZ-L.

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FOB SALE — FABIIILY BOX sleigh. new: also piano box Yid- jng sleigh rind wood sleigh. Mrs. John MzicKinnon. Grancivienn

FOR. SALE - s noon BENG- aiow with bath. Immediate pos- session; slso for rent-f. room heated apartment. Immediate posession Write P O. Box 1T5. City.

For Rent

TO RENT - HEATED 300M. ' second floor. At. 1T9 Kent Si.

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WANTED —- RELIABLE MAID- Apply Mrs. Earl Baker, 130 Sprint; Park Road.

WANTED- PRACTICAL NUESE or middle-aged woman. “rite Box 1038 care Guardian.

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wANTisn-nnncnmranr Bt-afl Nurses for King's County Memorial Hospital. Apply Sec- retary.

WANTED -- AN EXPERIENCED house-keeper in s. family "f three adults. Apply to Mrs. Percy Mutch, Charlottetown, R. H. No. 5.

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L051‘ AT DTPERIAL DANCE Palace, Surrrmersicie, Saturday. man's gold filled waterproof wrist, watch. Int-ailior strnp. Phone 11-21, Peter Perry, Ken- singion.

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li..l.li. BROWN, ll. P. Orthopedic

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‘FOR NEUKALGIA, LUMBAOU i Rheumazic Pains. Chest Colds 1 apply llcst Penetrating Giuri Oil. At your Drizxist.

p-kiiblesmen Wanted

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spaikllilg, ]Jr‘1lJ.llI.il1C9. terms. Remington Rand Limited. 134 Richmond Street-

Shipping News

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Arrived Monday Bczivcvforti, iiom Irviflmfil Blur; Peter, Rt-uioiiiitilliiid Torr llcilti, 1.l1\"l'i¢OO1 Salted Monday’ None AT IIALIITAA— Arrived Monday Tilllllliflifli, from Charleston L.‘ ijlplul“ 11'.'i!.".l1“.‘J. 5; dung, N. S. Salted Monday Imperial Goderich, for fouridland North Coaster, Newfoundland.

New-

(YANADA

Province of

Prince Edward Island

IN TIIE PROILATE COURT

The 30th day of Dcccuiher A.D., 1949 1n ltc Estate of John Daniel Mac-

Quccn lute oi’ ljigg in Queens

County ill tlie said Province,

Farmer, deceased, tcstate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate pcrson within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the pe- tition on file of Laura. MacQueen ot Uigg aforesaid, widow, and Peter I. lilacQuccn of Orwell in said County farmer, the executors of the abovc named estate pray- ing that a citation maybe issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You nre therefore hereby requir- ed to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and sp- pcar before the Judge present at a. Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in said County, in the said Province. on Tuesday the seventh day of February next coming at the hour of eievcn o'clock forenoon of the some clay to shew cause if any they czin why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on " of Malcolm McKinnon, Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that s. truc copy hereof be forthwitii published in some newspaper pub- lished in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least fnur consecutive weeks from the i dole 1l['I‘(‘0f nnd that a. true copy l lit-roof ho forthwith posted in the 1 follouiiig public pliiccs respective- i

iv. namely, in the hall of the

(‘curt Ilouse in Charlottetown l aforesaid, at or vicar the store of i D. A. lWacPhcrson in Uizg afore- 5 said. and nt or rienr thi- store 0f l Iliiroitl S. lifnclmnd of Vernon i River in seirl County so that all .

.pcrsnns intcrcsierl in the said

Estate as nforr-siiiti may have duo

notice thcrcoi‘.

WITNESS His Honour Harold l Leonard Palmer. Judge of the salt] ‘Probati- (‘nurt st Charlottetown aforesaid. the tiny and yesr first above written.

By the Court.

(Sgt!) E. Margaret Andrew, LS. Registgar

WANTED

AT ONCE A number of Dairy Cows to freshen January 15th to February 15th. Cali or phone:

OLIVER CAMPBELL

Kensington W A N '1‘ E D h” qnsntity 01 ""11

“masts, Iurhiseetties in D6149“ Experienced Sslesmsn for North “gum; suitable for eoisl B)‘ Shore of New Brunswick and P. woos. Going st s rosl burs!!! n. Island-must have llilh school education sntl references. If un-

m, “a sbls to apply In person, submit

lhitrico Block 8t 0o.

to...» lllntllrssl

mo» with your sppiicstion in own

Activities

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Shore Road 2.30; Bin-lg);

1-50: Grand Pere Pt. Rflfld Milton Road 1.90; Colviile Road 100; South Shore Road 2.115- Bop. den Road 0.75,- Meadow '3“; Road 1.00; Ferry Reed 0,30; m“ Pt. Road 0.4!): Winsloe Road 1.30; Covehead Road 2.10; Race Tr“); Road 0.30; Black River Road 0.50; Brflvklev Pt. Road 1.50; Union Road 0.50: Frenchfori; Road 2.15; Fort Augustus Road 1.50: Byers LEM 1-307.!"°l‘i-Y~E15ht Rel-d 2.70: Kerooch Road 1:25; Birch Hill Road 0.50: Ezirnscliffe Road 2,50; Vernon River Road 2.40; Lyridale Road 2.55; Kinrcxss Road 0.20: Brush Wharf Road 1.10; Belle River Road 2.00; Selkirk Road

0.90; Wood Islands Road 1.90: North River Read 0.60: Borden Road 1.25; Pickards 8r Pottery

lane 1.00: Mt. Edward Road 1.75; Palmol- Lane 0,35,

Kings County: Elmira-North Shore Road 1.00 miles: North Shore Road 1.50; Souris Line Road 2.25; Souris River Road 1.25; For- tune Bridge-Howe Bay 2.00; Bcsr River Road-Fills; Cherry I-liii Road 1.25; St. Peters-Nsufrage 2.50; Greenwich Road 2.50: Baltic Road 1.50; Bangor dc. Selkirk Roads ~Flllsg Baldwins Read 2.00: Spar. rows Road 2.00; Woodvilie Mills 2.00; Strsthcona Road 1.00; Kil- will!‘ Cross Roads West 1.50; Dover Road 1.50; lifiirray Harbour-Mur- rily Rover 2.61.); Brooklyn Road 1.00; .\1ilI‘X‘8_V River Village 0.50; litur- ray Harbour-Wood Islands 1.00; Selkirk Road 2.75; Sturgeon-Gas- pcrcziux Road 1.50; Sturgeon Road —Csmbridge Road 2.00.

In addition to the above listed 143 miles, there were numerous roads On which brush was cut and fences moved in preparation for next year's cork.

Pavement

Our only paving work done this year was low cost surface treat- ment. and seslcosting of worn pavement.

The road for one-half mile through Murray River was paved, as was one slid three-quarter miles of the Souris Road at DingweiPs Mills “rhere the original pavement had broken up the previous year.

Seslcoating was done as fol- lows: — Montague Road 13.0: Rus- tic-h Road 8.5; Morell towards St. Peters Si). OLcary Road 30.

Bridges

Many small bridges and s few larger ones have been rebuilt dur- lniz the year as the race between bridge and truck continues. Our

Department Store _ Ssles Up In November

OTTAWA. Dec 31. - (OFF-DB- partment store sales in November were four per cent. higher than in November, 1948, the Bureau of Statistics reported today. ‘The fig- ures do not include Newfound- land sales. November volume was $93,045,000, compared with $89.- 664000 in November, 194B. Sales were higher in Eastern Provinces but fell off slightly in the west. Sales in the Maritime Provinces gained 10 per cent.

L! AVING FOB INDIA

OTTAWA. Dso. 22 —(OP) -- Fisherles Minister Maybew leaves Ottawa tomorrow on the first lap of a trip to India and a meeting of the governing body of the In- tel-national Labor Office. It. will meet in Mysore frcm Jsn. 8 to Jan. 7. w. Miayhew will fly from Montreal Christmas eve to Lon- don. After the I.L.O. conference. he will attend the Cmnmoiivrealth conference tn Ceylon.

THE GUARDIAN.

older bridges were designed for truck wagon loads at slow speeds. Whereas we must now design for truck loads at high speeds. Flor this reason, our new bridges are of far heavier construction and far costlier than the ones they re-

place. Among this year's bridges we mention the following: -_ Souris

West. Grand River, St. Peters Bay (approaches, etc), Mt. Stewart, Wellington and Cape ‘Pi-averse.

Bnfldlllll

At Fslconwood Hospital s Farm- er's Cottage with farm help quar- ters attached was completed, as was the doctor's residence.

At Prince o! Wales College sev- eral rooms were altered to pro- vide more office space. The new wing to the Vocational School was completed and occupied.

At Beach Grove Infirmary the nisln building has been completed and staff quarters will be ready

for early spring occupancy.

In Charlottetown the former Polyclinic building was taken over by the Department of Health & Welfare and renovated to suit. their needs. At the rear of this building, And attached to it, work is going forward on the construc- tion of a new Health Centre.

In addition to the above. work of s. lesser nature was done on many of our public buildings.

Highway Maintenance on Paved Highways

New ditch cleaning machinery added greatly to the effectiveness of our efforts to clean out ditches and repair shoulders.

After a spring which was very hard on pavement, our patching crews were able to get all pave- ment in fairly good condition be- fore the fall ruins set ill. However. our recent mild weather following frost has had the same effect on our roads as spring weather, with the result that peveuient has bro- ken badly in places.

Vidiarves & Ferries

The work of rebuilding Prince Street Wharf is nearing comple- tion imd it is expected that the new berth will be used when ser- vice opens in the spring.

On the Rocky Point Wharf tlie apron wns changed from floats to e. steel apron supported ori cables and adjusted by means of s hand winch. This was done to eliminate the difficulties caused by heavy north winds to the former type of apron.

A new Waiting Room was add- ed on the Wlllff at Rocky Point for the convenience of the travel- ling public.

The work of bringing the Fer- ries up to the requirements of the Inspectors is gping steadily for- ward, and it. is expected that this work will be completed on their next trip to drydock.

Trans Canada Highway

A conference on Trans-Canada Highway matters, held in Ottawa in December. cleared up technical details snd brought the Highway within sight for 1960 construct- tion.

Tourist Roads

In addition to ‘Irons-Canada Highway, it is expected that re- cent negotiations for Federal ss- sistance on roads leading to Na- tional Parks cvill bring results dur- ing the coming year.

So far as snoyviighting is eon- cerned, during the last montth of 1949 we have been very fortunate. While other provinces have had their plougbs out for a. month. we have been able to overhaul and re- pail‘ our equipment instead. This year an effort is being made to have all ploughs under cover at. night so that proper servicing can be done as required. This will, it is felt. result in better service by reducing breakdowns. and keep the equipment. in better condition for next summer's work.

AUCTION SALE

of Property and Household Effects, Spring Park Street, Tuesday, January 8rd st 1 P. M. 5-Room Bungalow, Lot size 40 x 100. Iiarge Basement, also the following furni- ture: 1 kitchen range (new); 1 kitchen cupboard; 1 kitchen sink; 1 kitchen table; 1 bedroom suite (new); 1 wardrobe (new): 1 bed and spring (single); 1 bureau: 1 full size

spring; dishes; pots and pans. GEORGE LING, Owner.

W.

H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE

AT COVEIIEAD ROAD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4th. STARTING 12 0'CLOCK NOON I am instructed by Mrs. Russell Bil-t and Mr. James Blrt to sell the following stock, crop and implements:- STOCK-J more, 10 years old; 1 mare, 4 years (Play- dale): 1 cow, 10 years, newly freshened; 1 cow, 9 years, newly fresliencd; 1 cow, 3 years, to freshen; 1 cow, 7 years. to freshen; 2 steers, 1 year; 1 heifer, 1 year; 2 calves; 1 brood sow to farrow first of March.

IMPLEMENTS-l Fuller

(overhauled); 1 circular saw

Johnson Engine, 6 h.p., and bench; 1 Hall thresher

and cleaner; 1 M. H. crusher; 1 disc barrow; 1 set spring tooth barrows; 1 set spike hsrmws; 1 platform scale, F.B.; 1 gang plow, F.W.; 1 single plow; 1 broadcast seeder; 1 hay

rake; 1 hay mower, F.W.; 1

hay fork and cable, new; 1

cart: 1 truck wagon, (steel wheels); 1 Moody digger; 1

binder, F.W.: 1 driving

wagon; 1 express wagon; 1 road

cart; 8 wood sleighs, (1 new): 1 box sleigh; set blacksmith tools, forge slid anvil; 1 new drill press: carpenter tools; 6

square spruce shingles; 1 set saddle; team harness.

driving harness, (new); cart

CROP—1,000 bus. turnips: 400 bus. mnngles: 100 bu potatoes; 150 bus. mixed grain: 75 bus. osis; 300 stoolrs oats; 20 tons lisy; quantity strsw.

TERMS CASH.

If not fine ssie next fine day.

BLUEBIRD NOVELTY COMPANY . AMHERST, N’. l.

LESTER KEIZEB,

Auctioneer.

CHARLOTTETOWN Public Auction

There will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Lew Courts Building in Charlottetown on Nlonday the 9th day of Janu- ary. _A. D. 1950. at the hour of l2 o'clock noon, the following tracts of land:

Tract No. 1i Conn-sensing st a point on the south boundary of the National Park as it exists todsy, being on the course connecting iron pins No. 60 and No. 0i. Said point being the intersection of the west property line produced of farm occupied by one Edward Watts, with the said south boun- dsay of the National Park.

Thence south seventeen degrees nine minutes east following the course of west property lirie pro- duced of form of the said Edward Watts s distance of approximate- ly seventeen hundred and thirty- sevcn (1,737) feet more or less to s. blazed tree on the said west prop- erty line produced of the said Ed- ward Watts. Thence easterly at. right. angles following course of south property line‘ of property formerly owned by the late Judge Stewart a distance of three hun- dred and thirty-five (335) feet more or less to a. blazed tree on the east property line produced of the farm 0t the said Edward Watts. Thence north seventeen de- grees nine minutes west following course of the said asst property line produced of the farm of the said Edward Waits ll. dis- tance of four hundred and two (402) foot more or less to the south boundary lino pro- duced westerly of the property of Mrs. Halsey Hooper (formerly owned by the late Judge Stewart). Thence south eighty-two degrees east following course of the said south boundary lirie of property of the said Mrs. Halsey Hooper a distance of one hundred and tu-enty feet. more or lea to the west boundary line of the property of the said Mrs. Halsey Hooper. Thence north twelve degrees west following course of the said west. boundary of the said Mrs. Kelsey Hooper a distance of two hundred and ninety (290) feet. more or less to an iron pin marked LX of orig- inal survey of National Park.

Thence south eighty-three de- grees east following course of the north boundary line of property of the said Mrs. Halsey Hooper to the west boundary of property of the Estate of tlie late Donald Nicholson a distance of three hun- dred and f\\‘eiit_\'-i'.\vo i322) feet. Thence northerly in continuation of the course of the said xvest boundary of the Estate of Donald Nicholson s. distance of tiwo hun- dred and thirty-twp (232) feet. more 0r less to the south boundary of the National Park. Thence north fifty-five degrees 40.8 min- utes west to point of commence- ment. Subject to a rightrof-way from property of lVh-s. Hooper to National Park.

Comprising an area o! fourteen (14) acres more or less.

Bearings on this description sre astronomical. Being the land ex- propriated from the late William S. Stewart for National Park pur- poses.

Tract No. 2: Commencing at. s. point on the line dividing proper- ties of Edward Watts and John H. Watts. Said point being marked by iron pin driven in ground and fie-ilsnated LIX and being two thousand three hundred and sixty feet. (2.360) more or less south of the south boundary of National Park measured along the said line produced dividing properties of the said Edward Watts and John Watts. Thence north seventeen de- grees nine minutes west a distance of one thousand and twenty feet (i020) more or 1M3 to a blgzed tree. Thence westerly at right 8118168 e. distance three hundred and thirty-five (335) feet more or 185s to s blazed tree on the prQp- mv line Pmduced which divides properties of the said Edward Watts and J.F‘. Watts. Then“ south seventeen degrees “in, minutes east following omit-so of the said property line prmdug- cci which divides properties d. the said Edward Watts and John F. Watts a distance of one thousand three hundred and eighteen (1,318) feet more or less to the original survey line of the National Park. Thence north thirty- (uig: degrees 53.5 minutes east. w DOlili. of commencement. Compris- liis an ares of approximately nine acres.

Baa-rinse on this description m astronomical. Being the lsnd ox. propriated from Edward Watts for the National Park.

Tract No. 3: Commencing st n point on the south bctindsry of the National Park as it exists today be")! on the course connecting iron pin LXVII and iron pin Lx. Said point. being the intersection of the property line producecL vvilii-li tiivides the properties of the said Alfred Watts and the estate of the late William Cgmpbfl] with the said south boundary of the National Park. Thence south sev- enteen degrees nine minutes east following course or the 5am prop“; ty line which divides the property of m.- said Alfred WRHA from ‘the estate of the late William Camp- bell s distance of five thousand two hundred and seventy-five (3.2%)) feet more or less to the Oflsinal survey line of the NA- tional Park. 'I‘hence_nort.h four- Mn decrees 54.8 minutes east g distance of nine hundred feet t0 iron pin marked LVIII thence north thirty-one degrees 53,3 minutes east s distance of time hundred and fifteen feet (315) more or less to the property line‘ dividlns Tlfoperties of the ssid Alfred Watts and .11". Watts. Thence north seventeen degrees nine minutes west following QOUIBB of the said property line which divides properties of the said Alf- red- Watts and JJ". Watts to the said smith boundary to the National Psi-k. Thence south eighty-one degrea forty-seven minutes west to point of com. monument. Comprising sn sres. of about. severity-five sores, sbout forty sores of which ll lsnd sud the bslsnoe wafer.

Bearings on this description are ut-onomicsi. Being the land ex- proprlowd from Alfred Wstis for

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