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.1 Floral and Spirlltlll Olferlnge.

and Appreciation. Me per

T Advertising Rates Payable In Advance

. lllnirliln Uilerge For Any Advertisement :5 come

Central Guardian Locale lc per word; Weelnrn and but--rn Louie 'Ie per word; Announcements and Coming: ltveuu Lie per no-ds Cluallled Sic per word; in Menwrlan Noucu use per inch; Late

of Condolence luc per inch; wedding itngagemsute All words I09 ILOI and lo cents for every additional 3 incl: er Dc per word; Lilli 0' 909' Icrlpllons. an cents per inch; Address and Presentation HAND

Other Katee on application.

The advertiser agrees that the publicise shall not be liable for damagee arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the apiece actually occupied by that portion ol the advertisement in which the error occurred, whether weir error is due to the negligence or lie servants or otherwise. lull there shall be no liability for non-insertion oi any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

Cards, el.e., be per meme; Letlere

wulds; Notices of llumlu

Agents Wanted

UAKI-J MONEY EASILY. QUICK- ly. Just show beautiful assort- ments Christmas Cards, Gift Nrap. Calendars. Friends. nelgh'- )0ll!'S will buy on sight. No price .ncreases on feature boxes. 35 illicit selling Issortmentr. write today for illustrated folder and bargain sample offer. Fine for churches, clubs. Homer-Warren Co.. Dept. 40. 30 wellington East. Toronto.

MAKE Most-zr EASILY. QUICK- ly. Amazing earnings. no exper- iences nrcessary. Start now to sell season's finest Christmas Cards. Gift Wrap, Calendars. No price increases on feature boxes. 35 thrilling assoramcnts. Write today for illustrated folder and bargain sample offer. Homer- worren Co. Dept. 40. 30 Welling- ton East, Toronto.

LARN EXTRA CASH - MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful Christ- mas cards to your friends. They sell on sight. Many box assort- mcnts and beautiful line of Per- sonal Cards. Just write for Free Personal Album and samples on approval. It's easy! It”: funi It's profitable! Write today! Douglas Greeting Card Company. WAV Bleecker st., Toronto.

Boarders Aecolnmodated R0O1M AND BOARD - 78 POW- na .

For Sale FOR SALE - ONE MILK COW lo freshen in October. Lorne

Stewart. Stanley Bridge.

FOR SALE - 6 SOVVS, 2 JUNKS. S. Elwood. Fredericton. Phone 25-5, between 12 and 1:00.

FOR SALE - PRACTICALLY new fur coat. Too large for owner. size 16. 380.00. Apply Box 695. Gunrdiau.

FOR SALE -liIcCOR.llICK-DEER lng Binder new, tractor hltvli. one only. Apply to .l. W. D04 Campbell, Albcrton. Phone 354:.

for lien:

APARTMENT T0 RENT. PHONE 212'?-J.

noom T0 u:1' L APPLY es CURT- berlund street. ,

TO LET .. ru wfsifr:bTno"6n'i". Central. Apply 214 Queen St.

tron new .. HEATED, run-

nishcd room. private family. Phone 283-J.

TO LET - 3 RQOMS AND BATH. Self contained. Unheated. Write W.L. Guardian.

T0 RENT -- 3-ROODI BUNGA- low. Pllrkdlslc. Phone I906-L between 12 and 2, and 6-7.

TO LET -- HEATED FURNISH- ed room. suitable for two girls: near P.W.C. Phone 2041-L.

BOARDERS Phone 665-J.

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. - Phone 12234.

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED. .- Phone 591-L.

'Gllu. STUDENTS ACCOMMO- dated. Phone 2089-J.

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED. - 163 Richmond Street.

ACCOMMODATED.

can ACCOMMODATE aw; boarders. Phone 1357. BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. Near College. 260 Grafton St. 034-J.

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. .16 Longworth Street. Phone 14.45-J.

'wANren-Tioviioiinn”;-irwo male students. near college. 260 Kent Street. Phone 580.

S-TIUITE-NTS sccolsimoonrnifh 139 wcymouth Street, opposite P. W. C. Phone I958-L.

"AN A(. .01i1.ilOl)ATI-J TWELVE male students. at 194 Prince SL. and seven female students at 196 Prince St. Just around the corner from the Rendezvous. Good rooms. Good meals. Good rules. Phone. 220-J.

liars 9 Trucks For g1lL

FOR SALE - 193': PLYMOUTH

Sedan. Vaughn Murphy. Cross llourls.

FOR SALE -- 1935 OLDSMOBILE Coach. in good condition. Apply Keith Vcssey, Dunstaflnnge.

'1-'01: saw - mo VANGUARD

se-(inn. Excellent condition. can he

finnncctl. Apply lnghnm McNclll.

Kcnsington.

cars Leaving cXn"CrfA'vlNG F011.-T0Rf)EN.T'0 Sept. 5. can take two passeng- ers. .Pnone 2172-L.

V For Sale MW

-.s..Lx..L4.L. ron SALE - MAN'S BICYCLE. Cheap. Phone 2154.

En SALE - FISHING obi). IN zood shape. Phone 2154.

ron sliuzi - cKit"r,-it-tir:rr.si and axcl. Leigh Stewart. liar- rington.

rmi saw. - A RNITTER. mew. 55.00. Miss Ella Mohbs, llunter River.'

-FOR SALE - GLADIOLI AND

1 Mixed Flowers. W. B. Creed,

- I-Iighfield.

FOR SALE - TWO SLIGHTLY used Douglas Fir Slab Doors. Phone 27164:. y

mi: sans - rouse ACRES or standing grain. Geo. Axworthy, Green Bay.

Fort slain - me o. M. c. Ix?

ton panel. Radio and heater. Phone 1595-22. iron sA'i.'s: - nAu.s norm

Cleaner in perfect working order Louis Costello, New Wiltshlre; F6: site-New HOUSE. nest- dentlel section. Hardwood floors. Central heating. Phone 23514.

'30: um -- MODERN norma- lovr at SchurmIn'I Shore. Surn- merelde Box 297. Phone azeo.

W IALI: .. (ml usln col!- bine. Good condition. A. Piekerrl ram 'rrecl.or. alalpecue High- VA1. . .

..................................... POI LIALI - OONVIIIIILI .' carriage iarondoni. in

Si ltioo. er Film-cy

TO LET .. HEATED AND-EUR: nlshed Apartment. Reasonable rent. Box 694. Guardian.

FOR RENT -G MODERN FIVE room Apartment. centrally loc- ated. A.pply Box "A" cfo Guard- ian.

FOR RENT-ROOMS I I-2 MILES from Charlottetown. All modern conveniences. Write ABC Guar- dian.

TO LET - TWO GROUND FLOOR rooms. in private home. Apply Box 696, Guardian, or Phone

Big Tourist Season-

Figures Indicate

Complete figures will not be available for some time yet but partial figures indicate that Prince Edward Island has just had one of its busiest'tourist seasons. accord- ing to Mr. George V. Fraser. Dir- ector of the Government's Tourist and Information Branch.

September this year may bring some hay fever victims to the Province as a result of a promot- ion program being done along that line and the hunters will be back again in October to swell the total- for the whole season.

However. hen Labor Day rolls around bring ng with it the re- opening of schools across Cannda and the United States the foreign license plates begin to disappear from the Island. The Labor Day week-end just finished brought the customary influx of visitors but these will be returning to their homes during the coming week.

One of the best indications of the volume of traffic during the past. two months are the figures kept by the ferries at Borden and Wood Islands. These are available up to August. 30 and show a defin- ite increase in the number of vis- itors to Prince Edward Island this summer. Cars coming into the Province during July and August this year showed an increase of 2.248 over the same period last year.

The same is true of registrations at the Travel Bureau in Charlotte- town. In July of this year there were 411 more signatures in the vlsitors book than there were in July of 1950. The increase in Aus- ust this year over the same month of 1930 was 815. Total registrat- ions in the Travel Bureau's book

during July and Atlgust this sum-;

mer was 4.463. llowever, many persons do not visit the Bureau during their visit to the province. They get their literature from the. Bureau in the mails before comingi to the Island. pick it up at the Aulac Bureau. or not it on the fer- ries and go direct to the resorts for a quiet holiday.

British M. P. Touring Eanada

i heard today.

N THE GUARDIAN. SOLEMII CEREMONY

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member of our host Branch.

"Comrade Melvin P. Titus serv- ed the Legion well. He was the founder of the splendid band we He worked tirelessly towards the attainment of a- new Legion Home. He was a conscienti- ous and eager officer of this Com- mand. Mel Titus would have been very proud if he were here todav. We miss his wise counsel and his enthusiastic labours.

Year of Steady Progress

”The past year has been one of steady progress and gratifying re- sults. Our Comrades in Alberton rank with their comrades in Sum- mcrside in establishing in their tmvn a fine new home. Comrade Bob Dunn and the members nf Albertou Branch have proved themselves worthy members of the Canadian Legion and have made their branch 3. banner example to our other branches in their attain- ments in 1950-51.

”Prince County has shown us this year what a small branch and a large branch can do if the" mem- bers buckle down and work. I hope the examples set in Albcrton and Summerside will be a tehnt in the arm' to others and that be- fore long our comrades in the oth- er provinces will add to the many complimentary nick-names of our Province "The show-place of the Canadian Legion!

"During my tenure of office there were only two meetings of our Provincial Command Execu- tive. Many matters ewere dealt with by telephone communications and our efficient Secretary, Jim Walker, has kept his desk clear by immediate dispatch of business. .Two very successful zone rallies .were held during the year. One lust fall was held in Cardigan for otlr branches, in King's County.

"This rally was largely attended. The Department of Veterans' Af- fairs cooperated with us in pro- viding a team of experts on veter- ans' affairs to answer questions on veterans welfare. A similar rally was held in Ellerslie for our branches in Prince County during the spring. This rally was most enthusiastic and well attended.

"During Education Week at the request of the Provincial Com- mittee on Education the Command sponsored an essay competition

LONDON, Aug. 30-One or Brit- ain's most active M. P.s, Ernest. Mai-pies. Conservative Member of Parliament for Wnllnsey. arrives in Canada at Vancouver on Sept- ember lst. '

vM.l'. Marples entered Pm-lin-'

ment in 1945. u-inning wnllnscy. for the Conservatives from the sitting independent Member bi". 3,010 votes. His majority in 1030

was H.015. lie is Secretary or the; Conservative Parliamentary Hons-l ing Committee and has taken parti in many of the debates on Hous- ing in which subject he has spec-

2870-12.

TO LET - RECENTLY RENO- vated furnished Apartment. Three rooms and bathroom. 860.00. Apply Box 696. Guardian.

FOR. RENT - TWO TENEMENTS. Central. Five rooms and , bath each. 525.00-C3000. Ready mid- die September. Particulars first letter. Box 097. Guardian.

TO LET - FURNISHED ROOM and bathroom. with use of kit- chen. Suitable for business woman or widow. 5.00 monthly. Apply Box 605, Guardian.

pfemale ilelo Wanted

WANTED - KITCHEN GIRL. Apply Queen Hotel.

wAN'rn'i7-. RELIAVBLI-I

MAID. rsipply Mrs. J. A. Likely. 3 West t.

W A N '1' E D - IMMEDIATELY. stenographer. Experience essent- ial. Apply in. own handwriting Box 092. Guardian.

WANTED -- MIDDLE AGED W0- . man as housekeeper for a fam- ii,V in Borden. Write Box "G" Guardian. Summcrlide.

Lost

LOST AT WOOLWORTIPS Lunch Counter. Charlottetown, Friday, Aug. 31st brown bill- fnld containing sum of money. Finder please send to Guauian. Charlottetown or Summerside. Reward.

Male Help Wanted

BULLDOZER OPERATOR RE- quired immediately. A. Plcksrd Machinery Ltd. J

CONSTRUCTION MEN FOR LAB- rador. Bricklayers' foreman. Bricklayers, Carpenters. Sheet Metal Workers. Refrigeration Mechanics, Electricians (power house experience). cocks, Bakers. Kitchen Helpers. Engineer with concrete design. Drake Merritt. contact National Employment Of- fice, Charlottetown or summer- slde for information.

Miscellaneous

DR. E. S. NOTTING. D. V. M.. Small Animal Practice. office by appointment. 38 Mi. Edward Rd. Phone 031.

I007. PURE WOOL YARN. WRITE u for samples and prices on hundknitting. weaving and Rug .yarn. supplied in it lb. nkelml or -on cones. We sell yarn Wholeeele and Retail. special attention given to Mail Ordere. Postage paid on orders of 82.00 or over. Briggs ll: Little's Woollen Mill, York Mills, York Co.. N. B

Iyllvlrltere

IINT OI BUY Till NEW Bl-;.iI- ington Personal Portable 'I'y'lP- wrlur, Big machine perform- ance, portable convenien .. Rental rater - S400 monlhv

' three month! 011.00 Call Rm-

Itlltml Rand. Phone 21'"

Kent sir.--I.

ialized. He wrote of the Conser- vative 'il-Iousinzz" Rnmphlet. in November. 1950. he moved and Mn-. Churchill wound up the Opposit- ion's official amendment to the King's Speech. While in Canada. Mr. Marplcs; will speak at the Victoria Kiwanis Club on September 4th and the Vancouver Board of Council Meeting on 0th.

In Regina, on September 1'lth, he will address the Rotary Club

Trade! Septem her

and in Winnipeg, on September.

Wanted WANTED - l5f?r?.s'r's io"uEE. Summersidc. i gjTg l W A N T E D - '30-100 PULLETSI ready to Lay. Humphrey JOl1CS,' Union Road. ' WANTED - MAN 1-'5ft."l3"li'iiKf work. Malcolm MeLnnn, Dun- staffnuge. Tclcphonc 1504-ti. ..... ..-L....., ,-LV, h. ", CLERK WANTED I-'0R GEN-l oral store. Experience preferred.

wAN'rlfr')'".Ti'lv'rMr.D'iEi:i;v'oNl7: ligllt plant. Call 25 Sourie, col- lect.

W A N T E D - TEACHER I-'0R Nine Mile Creek school. Supple- ment s400.C0. Apply Gordon Taylor, Cumberland.

BUSINESS conuzcr: STUDENT desires room and board in ex- change for work. 890. Guardian.

W A N T E D -- LIGHT HOUSE- keeping. preferably one. Nurse. Write Box 601, etc Guardian.

W A N T E I) - WINTER STABLE quarters for pony. Farm preferred, near Charlottetown. write Box 693, Guardian.

.awardcd and were won by the

- .256: increase in the basic rate of xpensions.

keeper. Write Box ”A" Guardiau.i

iitical Situation in Great Britain." Court and son. Redford Station. On Monday. October

33 volt. 800-1500 watt electric hm in western Eumpegu

among the school children of the Provincc. Comrade Louis Lowther oi Charlottetown conducted the competition on our behalf. The: subject of the essay was All Free-I dom Falls'. Three prizes were

followlng young ladies: Miss Lil- lian McAssey, Head of I-illlsboro.

FOR RENT

CHARLOTTETOWN ,

es not meet the czfliii-i'i)iIngo iiiliiilcisl situation fuc- lng disabled veterans.

"It further introduces the means test into our pension statutes. a principle which has never been wnsidex-ca in pensions legislation anywhere. I would ask V011 I0 give your most earnest attention to Comrade Kennedifl "V0155 when he speaks to YOU '-0d9Y- The question is vital. our support should be unanimous.

"Finally. Comrades. I Will! to ex- tend my sincere thanks to tilt members of the Executive. to Jim walker, to Miss Mayme Meurant. and to the branch officers and members for the excellent support they have accorded me this Y0”; I think we have had a load yen in Legion work. we havp a great task and grave responsibilities. let us assume them as men."

Kennedy & Mustard

REAL ESTATE BROKERS

e

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Properties Bought and Sold

125 Kent Street - Phone nus Aleo I Full Rental Service.

l'llSTI10li Foil STENOGIIAPIIEB

Excellent opportunitv f0? capable young stenographerv

HOUSE Ideal working conditions. Nu- . . merous staff benefits. Rep y iVl8;n3g,iLif,32:l'l in own handwriting, stating ' salary required to- APPW” itox 607, GUARDIAN

19 Belmont Ave. or Phone 2533-L T

T WANTED

Cm POULTRY WANTED

Buying daily

Live or Dressed

SCRAP llllill & METALS Poultry Ilighc.-:1 Prices Paid EASTERN pA(;K1NG

Scrap yard at Finlay Mc-

Kinnon. Charlottetown Auto C00 LTD-

Salvagc; Grafton Street Souris

East, Cltarlollotown. ABIE BLOCK

Phone 768 or write P. 0. Box 403

-...g1v-5-.

House For Sal

At Rlltrzuiu. 2 U2 miles from lit-nsimrton. Mmll-rn ll-room house aml one ucre of ltuul. House has llartlwoml floors throughout, elven trlclly. hot and cold water. bath, sunporcit. back porch. hot air furntlev. Would consider exchange-

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Sept. 8, 1951, for the building of a new school at Stanhope, Queen's Co. Blueprints can undersigned. LLOYD SHAW, Secretary. Stanhope

be seen at

Km8'5 COUHIYI Ml-55 Mildred Mui- or buy smulle-r house in suburbs ion. Tracadle. Queen's County: of (.IIlIrI0lll'I.(Hi'Il. inspection by Miss Janice Morrison, Summersidc. appointment.

Prince County. I hope this con- vention will agree with our sup- port of this educational work.

Guest Speaker

l ”Today we have with us Joscplv lK Kennedy. Ind Vice-President. Dominion Command who will speak to you on a subject vital to .the Legion and to all veterans of lall wars. This subject concerns l'The Basic Rate of Disability Pen- 'sions.' I do not wish to take lnway from Comrade Kennedy's thunder and I will only refer to this most important subject brief- lily. In I947 the Canadian Legion "on for Canada".-. war veterans the

”Thls was essential in view of the then high cost of living. 1951 finds the cost of living many in- dices higher than 1947. Many of our disabled comrades are suffer- ing from want as a result of the continuing inflation.

"The Government proposal at the last session of the House of Commons of a stop-gap provision of 32.000.000.00 for assistance ac-

20th. the Empire Club his subj: on both occasions being "The Poi-

lst. he is speaking to the Canadian Club in Montreal on "The Political Situat-

g potato tops. Make sure of

chasing early.

A ASSOCIATED SIIIPPERS INCORPORATED

school.

FOR SALE

HANDY KILLER Just arrived. carload HANDY KILLER for killing

FRANK MAJOR Phone Kcnsinglun 45-24

GET IN THE SCRAP - WITH YOUR

SCRAP

Highest cash prices paid for all types of scrap metal. A ound of scrap metal s a pound of defence.

MAURICE BLOCK & G0. 158 Kent st.

ll I 1

FOR SALE

House, Barn, Garage, 4 acres land, 2 miles from City on paved highway. g Apply to:- JOHN SPENCER Malpequc Road

ll

FOR SALE

House and one acre of land. two .and one-half miles from Charlottetown. Near iyarge poultry house and other outbuildings. Im- mediate possession. Inspect- ion by appointment.

Applyzu

M. A. FARMER

Phone 2208 I

your requirements by pur-

There Ought To Be A

IIHSAHIV, WHV WT JUST STAV AND RELAX Oi n"s'FC38"33”” CAMPIN5 V nr 5

ECAUSE. 1 waur To COMMUNE wma NATURE!

rr m -

was so MANY "mines T0 or-res. as:

Low

Yso: mun: SURE HA5, SAPLEY--

BREATHE LIVE WITH NATURE

I'LL HAVE 1o

Askb . it

By Fagaly and Shorten

BURN THESE. HE WOULD MEET on WITH A SKUNKl

-Dav saosmuss, :r.-.- .-o smrr, NEW vomc. my,

EASY. sorter. JUST A FEW MORE ooIu.s LEFT -AND THEN I'LL

to the Island.

POTATO GROWERS

Potato pickers will lie harder to obtain this year. but every effort will be made to fill all orders. Growers should file orders for pickers as soon as possible so that on est- imate can be made of total number of men to be brought from the mainland. Men are only brought in on advance notice. and there is. no pool of men instantly available. This means that about five duys' notice should be given rile National Employment Offices. or sufficient time for A

the men to be recruited on line mainland and transported

Write or Phone orders to flee- NATIONAI. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

.

SEPTEMBER it. 1951 N. a. rut: nfcrol.tw.T-

LONDON. Sept. l- (Reuters) -About Il40.000 has been coh- tributed by British companies and individuals to the relief fund for Jomaica, devastated by e. hurri- cane. it was disclosed today.

Fires in New Brunswick during (1., lfirat half of this year number 93; tools six lives and caused log...

PENANG N31,”, ggpg. 3 estimated at Il.3'lll.4d3. In repm-I 4Rw""), pemng P911” in aping theee figures today. cj ti dawn swoop today seized the Young, provincial fire tnnralln pmmng pm” of ghe Mngygn said that losses in the correspmni Communist Party's publication, ing period of last year were 31,551 True News. 950 from 1.073 firee..

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE;

AT NORTH nusrrco

(A) Newly constructed building 75 x 32 N2. Inside partially I11)- ished bug material on premises to complete. Present owner nlnnnml to complete interior for I summer hotel. but must leell due to in health. Property includes. one acre of land and is suitable for n 1'!- room hotel or I restaurant. store. or other business.

(8) Also residence with one acre of land near Rustico Bo...-,, containing eight rooms. electric lllhtl. runnlns Water. Sllnpur.-E and attached garage. For further particulars apply Law office. It. .- mneon, K. C.. suuunereide.

0 FOR SALE

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS Situated in a residential locality a short distance outside City limits. Each lot approximately seventy- five feet frontage by one hundred and twenty-five

feet deep. For further particulars epply:--