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AGENTS WANTED F03 CHAD; eel. well-known line o! nursery stock. trees, plants. shrubs, etc. New

lottetown and vicinity, to

LOST — THREE FIFTY-POUND paper bags oi D.D.'l‘. dust in- secticide. on Winsloe Road. Finder please notify George

iSummer Advance ~ ‘. In Siocirs Slows i0n ii. Y. Mariel

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NEW YORK. July 81-—(AP)-'l‘ha stock market's summer advance broke down last week in a muss’? mixture of hot, wet weather and speculative timidity. ~

At the week-end Wall Street was none too sure whether the break- down was a tempor y , lern which could be repaired by more aggressive demand for stockr-or whether ‘the summer advance, had come to the end of the road.

Prices moved during the week against a background of scores of corporate earnings reports which were better than had been expect- ed. Helping to create a favorable -- ‘ w. too, were a scheduled

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ian made asscrwents. Gift

St, Toronto. liars & Trucks For Sale

Coupe. Excellent Phone 21214..

l6 ton reconditioned motor. Morell Garage, Morell,

homes under construction pro- Hughes, Brackley Beach.

vide hundreds of ,. , ‘-= ‘

¢u3f0mef5_ pun o; “name LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ‘work. Excellent commissions.

Luke Brothers Nurseries Ltd, 159 Craig Street. West, Montreal.

EXTRA CASH —- MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful Canad- Christmss cards to (‘our lriands. rney sell on sight. ‘ y cards

Seals, Tags, Wrappings. Every day cards. Beautiful free album showing personal cards. Liberal icon-omission. Write today for un- usual offer. The Douglas Greet- _ ing Card Company, 50-6 Bleecker

FOR SALE -— 1989 CHEVROLET condition.

FOR SALE - 1942 DODGE Apply

folding go-cart. Reward. Phone 1055-1...

LOST-AN! PERSON FINDING a set oi false teeth at the Bethl- bition grounds, kindly leave at 222 Queen Street.

FOB DENT - THREE UNPUB- nished rooms. Quiet adults only. Box 769. Guardian.

T0 BENT — AT BOSESANK BY the month, d room cottage. lights and water. Phone 27954.

MAN WANTS TO BENT ONE large unfurnished room. Writc M, Guardian.

PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SEB- vice. Phone 16754.. Jack Netting.

FOR SALE — 1B8]. FORD COUPE. Excellent working order. Claude Wood. Bouthport.

make cheap truck. Price $150.00. Apply 49 Ekn Ave.

I03 SALE-lad‘! i5 TON STUDE- baker truck. newly overhauled. E. D. Ives at Co., North Tryon. Phone 36-4, Borden.

' For Sale

FOR SALE- RUBBER. TIRED wagon, almost new. George Mc- Kenzie. St. Andrews.

FOR SALE — NEW KITCHEN stove. APPIY 27 Prince St.

FOR. SALE — 200 CHOICE PU!» lets, laying. Apply Dan Keough,

"on 5A“! - 55 T0“ Dona‘ est tender not ecess "ily ec- Truck. A 1 condition. Priced t0 “put 51,91“; Abbots,’ 5m".

. sell. Apply Alywardb Furniture “n. Store.

I03 VICE - YOUNG REG-

FOB. sALa-cnavrtonar Tova- m, 3w. Jud,“ Bmknmm ing. Good running order. Would sw|,wwn_

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED up to August 10th. for the build- ing of South Granville School above concrete inundation. Inw-

Maie iielp Wasted

WANTED AT ONCE - AN "IX- periemed single man for farm work. Phone or write Earle W. Sawler, Cape Traverse.

Personal

POI NEUlALGl-A. LUMDAOO. Rheumatic Pains. Ohest Oolds. apply Heat Penetrating Glosv Oil. At your Druggist.

ileous Ants. Wasted

Albany.

so: sails: nuunnas or ono newspapers at s, cents a bundle. Apply Guardlanr___

LOT roa mans. AT nscnnrs Cross. Apply George Heflell, Carleton.

POE. SALE — QUANTITY - OI‘ baled hay. Colin Waugh, Wil- mot.

FOR SALE — SIX HJ’. JOHN Deere stationary engine in good repair. J. l-l. MacFarlane, Bed- eque.

ma. sans; -'1 nanvs rum. Play Pen. with cushion. Baainette Folding Gate. Phone 2017-0.

WANTED - SMALL FURNISHED Apartment by young couple. Apply Box ‘M, care Guardian.

To Let

TO LET-TWO ADJOINING housekeeping rooms. 87 Pass- more Street.- .

Teachers Wasted

WANTED - PRINCIPAL I03. Crapeud School. Liberal Supple- ment. Thomas Best. Secretary.

WANT! Da-BXPEBIENCED

Teaoher for Mermaid School.

Supplement $800.00. Apply Athoi

xsolgonald; Charlottetown R. R. o. .

rise in steel production schedules and the President Truman's re- quest for additional sums to rearm Western Europe.

The market moved up briskly on Monday and on Tuesday reached the peak oi its rally and a high since May 19. Since mid-June, im- mediately after dropping to a 4 1-2-year low. the market had been steadily climbing.

Wednesday the diet of earnings on which the rparket had been iat- tened apparently got a little too rich. Trading was comparatively lively but prices seesawed.

Thursday, General Motors an- nounced its first half results. The company earned more, produced more, and sold more than at any other time in its history. The stock closed 12 1-2 cents lower at $61-37 1-2 a share. Friday many e trader took off early for a long week-end, which helped to lower activity on the ex- change close to the low of the month. Despite the price inertia shown in the last three trading days of the week, the market closed higher than on Friday B W991! 880- ‘ At 3 p.m. Friday the Associated Press average of 6O stocks stood at 62.9, This compared with 62.4 a week earlier.

iSees llpswing In a ll. S. Sieel Demand

cnavanawo. July 81-("1- Steel magazine today "resorted “new signs of bulhshness in the United States Steel industry. Some steel mills already are booked solid for the third quarter on certain products. Steel said. notably sheet grades. Pipe. gal- vanized sheets and cold-rolled sheets were listed as belnfl i" tightest supply- , An expression of the 0111mm"? outlook, the magazine said, is the four-point rise in steel 1M0‘ DW- during the previous week. The output reached 81 per cent of capacity, or 1,500,000 net tons, the highest level recorded since the last week o! June.

A . FUR SALE '41 underline-ass. m! rul-

ning condition. Apply 55 Douglas St. between

Sandapm.

THREE-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT for sale at Borden, A. V. Brant.

iiesetlss Blinds

Borden.

FOB SALE -- 176 months old.

HAROLD CLAIM. PHONE HAS-J. Pree drape hangers. Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.

hybrids. Edgar DesRoche. Rus- tico.

20R. SALE - OOTTAGE AND one acre oi’ land at Stanhope Beach. For particulars and price write Box 767, Guardian.

FOB SALE - 01L BURNING Jacket Heater. Apply Russ Hotel

FOR. SALE-PART COLLIE DOG nine months old. Black and white. Phone 1575-8.

FORSALE-SOLEANDN-ll.

Puilets. 0 months. Wilfred I Thompson, Dunstaffnage.

I08. SALE -- SEGA SEPEBATOI- 350 lb. capacity. Reason for sell-

Fensie liein Wanted

WANTED - MAID FOE GEN- eral homework. Mrs. A. G. Hogan. ll Green Street.

LINEMAN ELECTROCUTED

PIOIOU, N. 8., July 3d - (C?) - Major Deyosmd, a lineman with the Pictou Electrical Depsrtmmt. was killed here today when his

n WANTED e sorta? can aarrniura Paying $1.00 each

Delivered at one Warehouse.

MAURICE BLOCK i C0. LTD. 158 Kent St.

leg touched a wire carrying 2.300 velte.

son sans: A

ing purchased larger one. $20.00.

1'03 SALE - HALLS THRESH- ing outfit including blower. Cheap for quick sale. Illrnerald Jct.

INGINI ross saw. Two n. I. Fairbanks Morse in excellent condition. Priced right. Apply Box 10. Portage.

I Haaen Doughsrt. New London. |

Wallace Reeves. I

i940 NASH CLUB COUP! Good condition, Radio, Heater and Four New Tires

Abbott's high quality

Andwi, United Kingdom Salled Sa Dufferln Bell, for Halifax Rouan. Montreal Suisday

Clanadian Conquerer. from Mont- IGI ' Tarakan, Far East Silverplane. Far East Arrived Sunday Stegelholrn, from Tampa Dufferin Bell. Saint John, NJ. Salled Saturday Newfoundland, for Liverpool Imperial Halifax, St. John's, Nfld Sailed Sunday Canadian Conqueror. Nassau Imperial Hamilton, Saint Jena

Grain

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WINNIPEG, July 31-(CP)-No export allocations were made Sat- urday at the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change. In the coarse grains futures mar- ket, trading was fairly active. Flax remained - nchanged at $4.00 nom- inal, while class two wheat prices were down one cent. Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW, ex 3 CW and 3 CW'75 3-4; ex 1 feed 74 3-4; 1 feed 74 1-4; 2 feed 70 3-4; 3 feed 66 3-4; Track 71 3-4.

Barley: 1 and 2 CW B-row 1-2; 1 and 2 CW 2-roW 1.21 1

CW 6~row 1.24 1-2: 1 feed 1.21

2 feed 1.20 1-2; 3 feed 1.16 1-2, 2 CW yellow 1.21 1-2; 3 CW yellow 1.21 1-2; track 1.18 1-2.

Piusvlile and Vicinity-

Mfr. John J. Corcoran was a snot-

orist to Sunsmersid on ‘Needay.

m». Silas Rayner, Greenuiount. was in tPiusvilie on Friday.

Mr- FYtddy Jones. Toronto, Ont, ivsmandoying his vacation in Pius~ e.

Mr. Eric Gallant. Stmz-nerside, was in Piusville for several hours on Wednesday.

m. Hugh Morrison. Simmer-side. was in Plusville and vicinity on Friday.

Miss Olive Gallant. Blmmeraide. was a visitor to Piusvilie on Wed- nesdsy.

m. Edmund Gallant. Toronto, Ont... is spending his vacation at his home here.

w. Howard Griffin, Brocbton. was a motorist to Summeraide on Tuesday.

Mir. and Mrs. Keir Murray and family were recent villtnra to mimiulgash.

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant and

Mrs. Angeline Blanchard were

tiniest overnitht visitors to Til- s

Mh-s. Prod Kelly. Roseville, was a recent guest of her daughter Mrs. Norbert Oorooran and Mr. Cor- coran. Piusviiie.

was Arline Ooreoran returned to her home on Sunday after spend- ing the past week at the heme of Mr. Ambrose Dalton, Glengarry.

Mr. ‘riimon Gallant, Halifax. is

iluy With iionfldence

paint. all

colon. gal. 1J0. qt. 1.00. daea

30h!!- N- 3-. are spending several days in Piusville st the home of Mir. and we. John A. Jones.’

motored to Piusviiie day evenina’. where he attended the wodding reception held in honor of his brother Lawrence and his wife the fodaner Maria Jones.

An enjoyable dancing party was held in Bloomfield H on Friday evening, July End. for

dancing was supplied by Messrs. Jam Arbing. Wilfred Veno and Howard Getson.

Costain. Ralph Costain, entiy spent a few days here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keir Mur- ray.

Anne de Beaupre, Quebec, were the foilowin son Gal ant. Mrs. Edward Gallant, Mrs. J. J. Oorcoran, Mrs. Peter F. Gallant, Mrs.‘ Daniel Gallant and daughter, Elaine and Miss Dorothy A

homes on Iriday evening and re- port a most enjoyable trip.

bars. The president Mrs. J. T. Araenault opened the meeting with the League prayer. The ruin- utes of the previous meeting were reed by Mrs. Howard Harper and were

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spending his holidays with his mother. Mrs. Laurette Gallant and fflmlly. Bioomneid Comer.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jones. St.

Miss Kernmie Maccregor; 3.". ion. lot 1. spent the past week at the. home of her grandparents, Mr. and ms. Amibrose Oorcorsn.

Master 1.eigh Green, son o! My, and Mrs. Clayton Green, Emerald, is enjoying part of his vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and ltitrs. ‘Thomas Corccran.

litisrilrauces Griffin and Master Wayne Griiiiin. Brcckton, spent gey- eral days in Quebec last week, when they visited the Shrine of St Anne de Beaupre.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gallant and m. and we. nenry Peters, sum. marsIdO. motored to Piusville on Wednesday to attend the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gallant.

A 1BR! crowd attended the dance in 8t. Lawrence I-Iall cn Tuesday evening. July 18th. Music for the occasion was supplied by the Get- son-Aroing-Veno Orchestra.

Mr. Elmer Gallant, Summers" , on‘ Wednes-

Master Billy and Master Barry

Miminigash, rec-

A very successful Bingo and Dance was held in‘ Piusville School on Thursday evening. July 21st. A number of games of Bingo were played in the old school house while the dance was held in one room of the new school. Music was supplied by m. Fred Gallant, Mr. Louis Jones and Raymond Gai- in aid of the

Among the Pilgrimage to It. from Piusville: Mrs. Nel-

‘. They returned to their

TIGNISII 0. W. L. MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the Tignish Catholic Women's League was held in the Convent with an attendance of 12 maln-

‘ ,‘ ‘ The treasurer. Mll-

IOI. SALE - 100 GOOD HARD- wood logs. Also one Beatty Pump ‘ Head with brass cylinder. Slight-

ly used. Hugh Nicholson. ' Springton.

"IDISALI-lo GALIDN [GIA-

» to-Sprayer. Runs like new. Stan-

\ toy Willis. Cornwall. Phone save-oz.

_ IOI SAL! —- 1-00 I1‘. BOAT.

Island medal and 1-191!

Con be seen at l. l. Mel-MN! L1‘- l I Grams Street, City . 32$‘; M" "H"! . ..»°".i""..;..ll'..'.'.t 1.. _ zagefriinrltly bay fee lam FALOONWUOII HOSPITAL -;,,,-,;_-;g=-,.,,-gggg_,,-g Gnalne Iadaou Ia

ology. Medicine and Surgery,

mablaty and Mental

ms V-light Engine and Hawlll’

aed. Anyone interested?

Im- Terme apply to arr. Raymond

- asshieiii. Alserton South.

IDI SALI .- IAII CONSTIT- ingotloeereeodisadwlthhouse and store combined. it ofha sails

N Glasgow. any r- " or without

Salaryper

Instruction as Female Attendants - Two Years Oourse

ApplieautsusustbelSyearsofageorover.

IlrstYear: I1rlt8suolltlsa(ProbaflolPerl0d) . 885.00 Iiollowlaglasouthe ..,...................... $40.00

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lectures in Anatomy and Physiology. Pharmae- "W" "'1 ‘M :.Q.l:'. w............................. Nursing. lectures and Prae- toasters see heaters. tlousinNuralngltrocedures. llflllllosflvillhllh neat

mouth:

................. 850.00

blaaksh (res) ee a st ..-....._...sie.ss pa. ssaglauee leath-

reusa- Keough gave the Sandal statement which showed s good balance iu the funds.

ported the party held at the heme of Mrs. Isadore Chaiseon a grand success both socially sad financially.

liven. Summerside. coavener at Lay Retreats. "M “fir”: 2.1" . vantage c t s spea ems o ‘u. Catholic Action by attending latest held in Natra Dame Ae-

Coaveaer on entertainment re-

Correqsendence read was two cue from ma. WJ. Sul-

Mra. Sullivan ad- gs.

the Charlottetown. for

oi embarrassment ii we pranped ‘em before they reach London Docks." ' ' [A Viking ship is on its may so London to commemorate the Daniele invasion o! Engiunrt]

“Mo! Iver-vine Standard-World Copyrights "h" l" 50in! offered this year

instead of th 1 _ closed with o“ Mm“

IN_ MEMORIAM

LINDA LOUISE FAIQUIIABSON

There passed away at m, p11,,“

Edward Island Hospital on July the 8th Linda Louise, infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fag- quharson, Cross Roads, at the ten. dsr lse of e months. God 1.... h..- to them for a short period of time, and in spite of all tender care and medical skill she was sent to bud on earth but bloom in Heaven Clfllrto the Saviour's breast. Jesus said I will gather them in my arms and fold them to my bosom,

She leaves to_rnourn besides her

mother and father three little bro- thers and one sister, Beatrice, Rob- ert, Jackie and Harold Seaman who is her little twin brother. A private funeral was held at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home on Thurs. day. July 1th, the service conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, and Lic. Byron Hewlett. Interment in Mermaid Cemetery.

Flowers and Messages of Sympathy

Mother and Father and family Grandfather and Grandmother Farquharson.

‘sons of Mr. and Mrs. h

VAUGHAN GETS ANOTHER MEDAL-"ln recognition of your

M J h B courage and intrepidity over and beyond the call of duty. I hereby

"' ° n '°‘”“ decorate you with the medal Operation Union Station." That's what

0"“ President Truman reportedly said when he plesented this fake medal

to his military aide, Mai-Gen. Harry Vaughan. The “operation" refers

Mun," fawn-run to Vaughan! brush with newsmen.‘ in Washington's Union Station M1" Mun“, m,“ upon his return from a three-week vacation cruise. ‘

M . a i t. l ' MQmQRL flak“ Mnmnmn rarunsrortro some ma. the ahcestoirblof m. elephant‘ Mr, and Mrs. mer Myers s mm u?) now on exit ticn. According M" ‘m’ m" m“ M “"""‘ ly discovered 1:051 (of art-EEO‘: I iiirxenitfbesrggoiii? absliilaixiit “ti:

year-old animal, the atcgodon. said ' ,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins and historic “m”.

Auction Sale At French iiiver

Mrs. Neil McKinnon and family

Y Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wood and ll!

m Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gard and Jack

Mrs. Boswell Jenkins

Miss Sue Jones

Mr. and Mrs, Byron Hewlett Miss Laura Fitzpatrick

Mrs. Charlie Robertson Miss Margaret Stewart Cress Roads Women's Institute

Letters

Mrs. Alexina MacPhee Miss . . Price .

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2ad,~SALE COMMENCING AT 1.30 I

Ae I am leaving the Province. l will sell by pubiie auction Iss1 property and household furniture. bungalow with garage and one-half sore of laud. An ideal place for a

Property censlsia of one six-room

Mr. nd Mrssltaymfllifi “l”! Mrs. Pius Feahsn

Mrs. Ray Mitchell

Miss Venetta Robcrtloh

EXPERT OPINION

IDNDGI - (OP) - A doctor writing in the masasine "Medical World" says a large number of

tients on parole from a mental h mital appeared to be mskluc mass migrations to London. They were all going to see "The Snake

summer heme. Furniture eeaslste of four kitchen c‘ ‘ two tables: "l0 "BIO (Record): Chesteriield suite; three living-room tables: three bcdluwiih spring and mattress; commode; crib with mattress; two dressers; one vanity dresser; two Cossgoieum squares; Singer sew- ing machine; bedroom dishes; sideboard; I. C. A. Victor radio; Aladdin lamp: Coleman lamp and ‘ ‘ , Coleman two-burner gas stove: Deioo light plant. Sit volt; one Weetiu,‘ electric washer. 8| volt: lawn mower; Veiox separator: three bee-hives. complete; set of kitchen beam scales; kitchen dishes: rocker; wproxlusately ‘l5 feet ornamental lawn fence.

Pit". a movie depicting life in a mental home. Their general ver- dict said the doctor. was that the

film was overrated:

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ARTHUR J. STEWART. Auctioneer. .

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