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AUGUST 9, 1949

FFHE GUARDIAN,

CI-IARLOTTETOWN

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u: Floral and Spiritual Offerings,

Will-l. ll cents per inch;

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement a} ugly “"931 9mm" l“!!! 5° P" "will Wlltern and Eastern Louis la per word; Announcements and bunting Event; 3c y.» '0“. Classified 3o per word; In Memorhm Not-toes 84o per inch; “n;

oi Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding an“; u 4°

51.00 and It) cents fur every additional I wordlclmgilbtloea Jolt-II:- nnd Appreciation, 84o per tnoh or lo per word; Addren Ind Presentation 5.1.0‘,

Other Rates In application.

Ulrdl. etn. be oer name; Lenten

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Agants Wantee

EARN EXTRA CASH — MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just snow our beautiful Canad- ian made Christmas cards to your friends. They sell on sigh‘. Many assortments. Gift cards, seals. Tags. Wrappings. Every day cards. Beautiful free album showing personal cards. Liberal commission. Write today for un- usual offer. The Douglas Greet- ing Card Company, 50-G Bleeciser St, Toronto.

AGENTS WANTED FOR CHAR- iottetown and vicinity, to sei‘. well-known line of nursery stock. trees. plants. ‘shrubs. etc. New homes under construction pro- vidc hundreds of prospective customers. Full or part-time work. Excellent commissions. Luke Brothers Nurseries Ltd, 159 Craig Street. west, Montreal.

(liars 8i Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE-KISS DE SOTA SEDAN. Good condition. Market Square, 2 to 5 Wednesday.

FOR SALE-INS SEDAN. GOOD condition. Apply B. H. Murray, 234 Grafton St, Charlottetown.

FOR SALE — 1947 MERCURY SE- dan with heater. good as new. May be seen after five at 175 Fitzroy Street.

FOB BALE-d YOUNG CATTLE, lxliellndllk 00W. Janice Swan, Marsh-

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FOR SALE — 50 LIGHT SUSSEX pullets. six months old, laying. A180 300 light SUSSEX, 3% monlhg 01d. John Macltiachern, Glenfln. nan.

FOR QUICK SALE — ONE EN- terprise Foundry Range. one 350 lo De Laval Cream Separator. one I-Iay Mower, one Binder, one Driving Wagon. one Box Sleigh, one set Spring Tooth Harrows, plus sundry household nrtlclcs, Contact Clarence Murray, New Wiltshire.

EMERY BLACIIETI‘. ranvrci, paperhanger and d e c o r a to r. Phone 2l07-J.

oi HYGIENIC scnvrcc. Phone 780-1.. Our trucks will keep you garbage free.

STOLEN-TWO SPRING CALVES from pasture. Reward. Notify Raymond Doucette, Rustico Hor- bour.

scnhlu MODEL sraco soar. with or without engine. All pine. Fred H. Clark, Albany. R. 8.2.

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON Aug. 14. Can accommodate two passengers. Phone 13854.,

FOR SALE - I834 FORD SEDAN. Call Revere Hotel.

FOR sans: - teas cucvnous-r Good condition. Apply Alphonsus Larlrin. ‘ Montague.

I-‘OR SALE — '39 S-PASSENGER Chev. coupe, Master Deluxe. Melbourne Wright, Kinkora.

FOR SALE-Pt-TON 1948 DODGE. Iow mileage. excellent condition. priced right. James MacKay, Brackley.

FOR SALE - 1940 CHEVROLET Coach. Good condition. Phone 1573-21.

FOR SALE-IMO DE SOTO SEDAN Good condition. D. 0. Clark. Mt. Stewart.

FOR SALE-ISM FORD Z-TON truck. hoist and gravel box. George Macwilliamsflorth Bed- eque.

m. sane-toss tt-Ton r015 truck. Mullen Motors. Mount Stewart.

FOR SALE—1937 CADILLAC 7-- passenger sedan. new tires. bat- tery, etc.; i947 Monarch sedan. 18,000 miles. good condition. P. O. Box 715, Summerside.

FOR SALE — 1942 FORD ARMY truck in good condition. Wooden rack. One new tire and wheel. $250.00. Apply Birt Lcard, Peske‘: Station.

con sabnldsto CHEVROLET coach. in good condition. Apply tug "Fredericton". Wharf Vic- toria.

For Sale

FOR SALE — BUNDLES OF OLD newspapers at 5 cents a bundle. Apply Guardian

FOR SALE -- BOYS BICYCLE in good condition. Phone 2649-L.

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SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! GAIN b to l5 lbs. New pep, too, 'I‘[y ram. ous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; new healthy flesh; new vigor. New "gag u. qilstinted" size only 60c. All drug- g s s.

FOR‘ NEUBALOIA. LUMBAOO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds IP11]! Hut Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

For item

FOR RENT - FURNISHED SUM- mel‘ Wltflle Good beach. Apply Harry Morris, West Royalty.

TO LET — I FURNISHED BED- room. suitable for business girl. Phone 2621.

TO LET -- FOUR UNI-‘URNISHED rocms for light housekeeping. Adults only. Apply Box 777, Guardian.

T0 RENT FOR AUGUST, COT- tage on ,Montague River. Elec- tric lights. Apply P. O. Box 161.‘ Charlottetown.

FOR RENT — FURNI SHED house of 7 rooms with bathroom and store rocm Electric stove in kitchen. Rental $50.00 per month. Available September 1st. Apply in writing to Box 779. Guardian.

___ Male llell) Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - A man to work on fazvn. $100.00 a month for right man. Cyrus Smith. New Glasgow.

noun AMIRICAN 1m l. S. STEVENSON Q lroneh Manager

._ ‘I40 RICHMOND ST.

Prices Advance 0n Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, Aug. 8 — (CP) ._ Steady demand lifted prices today in the third successive 1.000.000- Bhaire session on the Toronto stock

Produce

MONTREAL, Aug. 8-(CPl-Pro- duce prices quoted here today were reported by Dominion Department of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 65- 66; med 63-64; A pullets 54-56; B 48; C 38.

Butter: Current receipts Quehnc no 1 pasteurized 57 1-4 delivered; no 2 56-56 1-4, delivered, 38 score; wholesale Que no 1 pasteurized fresh 58; no 2 56 3-4-57; first grade creamer-y print 10b price 57 1-2-58.

Cheese: Current receipts Quebec white 30; Ontario white 30-30 1-16: Ontario colored 30-30 l-4 (fob); wholesale Quebec white .11 1-8-1-4; Ontario white 30 1-8-1-4; Ontario colored 31 1-8-1-4: no other prices established. Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs 1.50 -1.75, new 75 lbs 2.00-2.50; NB no 1 75 lbs new crops 1.75, 1O lb bags .25; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.50- 175; local new crops 75 lbs 1%- 1.35.

Shipping News

AT HALIFAX-

Arrlved Monday

Nova Scotla. from Liverpool Alcoa Patriot, Montreal

Bonde, Botwood, Nfld. Sorocco, Montreal

Fort Townsend, St. John's, Nfid. Stiller] Monday

Bonde, for Mobile. Ala.

Alcoa Patriot, U. S. port! '

AT SAINT JOHN-

Arrived Monday

Magister, from West lndiq‘ Fort Amherst, New York Sailed Monday

Fort Amherst, for Halifax and Newfoundland.

NEW ANNAN W. I.

The monthly meeting of New Arman Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Walter Moase on Aug. 4. Meeting opened with Institute Ode followed by Creed. Eight members answered roll call by handing in soap to pack a box for adopted Institute in Enilland, Mrs. Walter Moase volunteered t0 pack box. Minutes of last meeting were read and signed by presi- dent. Jt was decided that $25.00 be given toward monument at ‘Travellers Rest. The proceeds from first ice cream social were $53.00 alter all bills were paid and $18.38 from second social after all bills paid.

Sick Committee reported mak- ing five calls and taking fruit. A thank you card was received as well as messages of thanks from each. A box was also sent to one of our war veterans in hospital. On motion all bills were paid. Next meeting at home of Mrs. Delbert Rayner with Mrs. John Mclnnis and Mrs. John Moase on lunch committee. roll call tp be answered by what would I do if I had a million dollars. Sick com- mittee reappointed. Mrs. Stewart Moose and Mrs. Lewis Moase pro- gram committee. Collection 90 cents. The hostess served a beau- tiful lunch assisted by Mrs. Rob- ert Moase and Mrs. Harold Man- derson with Mrs. Robert Williams helping to serve. Meeting closed with The King.

Female ilelp Wanted +_

WANTED-CAPABLE ouu. FOR hvuwwork. apply Morell Hotel.

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EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED for tourist home. $50.00 per mmllh- Apply Mrs. Cunningham, Mulberry Lodge. Summersida.

FOR SALE - CHOICE BUILDING Lots, $300.00 up. Stews-rt MacKay

FOR SALE-SM LAYING PUL- lets. George MacWilliams. North Bedeque.

FOR SALE — REGISTERED Yorkshire Boar. Apply Calvin Hyde. Clyde River.

iii-ii FOR SALE - MoCORMAC BIN der, also three H. P. Engine Apply west MacDonald. Milton-

trort sane-unis mow C.C..\I. bicycle in good condition. Phone 2709-11.

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FOR SALE - 12 ROOM HOUSE.

, Double tenement. Apply 3 Sprln-z Street.

railing. Chester Hayes. Alberton FOB S ALE — BLACRSMITII

Shop and LOt. Also I940 Chev- ‘

rolet Sedan. Perfect condition. Apply Blacksmith. Victoria.

FOR BALE — MONAGI-IAN Thresher and cleaner. Perfect : working order. Price S100. Also

$60. Herbert Weekl, Fredericton.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — A Pure Bred Jersey Bull, twenty- one months. Reg. No. 115850. Ap- ply to Leith Schurmen. Sunl- rnerside. N. R. 3.

POI SALE-BEDROOM SUITE. I lounge chair, mirror and vari-

I our pieces of furniture. Apply I13 Queen St. phone 18864--

IDI SALE -— IIAIR DRYER AND three piece Chesterfield set. Ap- pl! 333 lluston Street,

IOI. BALE — BABY PLAY PIN. Good u new. Mrs. Gordon Myers. Phone It 4-41, Mt. Albion.

‘Ion SAL! ._ our nnoon sow due to furrow in September. Joseph Belly, Kelly‘: Crou.

______.._..._.-_-.._..__--.._.., FOB SALE - LIGHT WAGON‘- Apply 127 Pownsl St.

POI BALI -.. MOTOR" BOAT. Twenty-five ft. B. S. Imp. Engine’

O R. P. $300.00. Rev. II. L. Mac-

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WANTED _. z ornns ron nas- taurant work. Wages $40.00 month clear. Mrs. M. A. Reid, Reid's geséaurant. Cape Tormentine.

Teachers Wanted

W A N T E D — TEACHER FOR Wood Islands West School. Lib- eral Supplement to licensed teacher. L. B. MacMlllan. Sec- retsry.

WANTED-TEACHER FOR NINE Mile Creek School. Supplement $300.00. Apply Gordon Taylor, Secretary.

WANTED - SECOND C LA S S Teacher for Fairview school. Stip- plement $250.00. A. Molsalc. Secretary.

WANTED -— FIRST OR SECOND

Glass Teacher for Mt. Albion School. Supplement 8400.00. or Permit Teacher Supplement

$300.00. Apply Lloyd Ballem, Bec- rotary.

Typewriters

PORTABLE - TYPEWRITEIIS - See the New Remington. Two tone grey finish. Big mannine pBPIOIIIILIIOI. Cnh ‘or tern‘:- Rerntngton Rind Ltd.. I34 Rich- mond Street. Phone 2771.

ilenetlal lllrlde

HAROLD CLARK. PHONE fill-l. Free drape hangers. Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.

Mantel

WANTED ,- IDEWALB BICY- ele. Phone N.

WANTED-COOK. APPLY Harry's Lunch. '

WANTlD-ALEBOTTLID. up service. Phone 2542 Evenings I107. Michael Bros.

WANTID — l FURNISHED 0R artly furnished. heated rooms by 3 girls. Phone 1N0.

WANTlD-UNIUBNISIIID town house for September or Oc-

WANTED - SMALL. FURNISHED Apartment by young couple. Apply Box 765. care Guardian.

WANTED -- PENSIONERS TO

board. Married couple or two

ladies. Modern home. Hunter River. Write "R." Guardian.

Lost

LOST — BETWEEN CHARLOTTE- towh and Tracadle on Bus, watch case. Finder notify Donald Rob- inson, Grand ‘Iracadle.

LOST- 0N QUEEN STREET. Friday. plastic glasses in brown leather case. Finder please leave at Guardian. Reward.

LOST — PEKINESE DOG. PHONE 795-W. lviichacl Aylward, 31 Al- len Street.

LOST-ONE GOLD ROLEX OY-

ster wrist watch with gold ex- pension bracelet. Finder phone 2135-11. Reward.

_ BITES

Itasca rash, or anlnuvl‘ . c OI.MIIIIIIIG'I a? ohm-mg soothes, heels and channe-

Drowe ouHho polienl

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No. 1 MATRDN For Junior ghildren

No. SUPERVISOR For Some No. 3 W? l -° ' "re-ashlar. gnu, ngo, IIIII qllfllzlt- tiona to:- MRS. C. R. K. ALLEN Halifax School for the Blind, Morris Street, ' Halifax, N. S. '

tobsr first occupancy. Write Box Guardian.

A" Erwin except golds showed strong gains. Continued improvement in the

base metal list to the highest level since late February. Three mam. hers of the blg-four-Consolidaterl' Smelters, Hudson Bay and Inter-l national Nickel-showed a gain of $1 while the last rnember-Noranda I Mines-added 50 cents. | Sherritt Gordon was the most| active issue, turning over some 56.000 shares at $2.55, up 15 cents, c818"! and Edmonton led west- ern oils higher, adding 70 cent; a; 54-90- Avila-Canadian, Royallte and Calnorth were up 10 cents.

Golds bucked profit-taking in key senior and junior producers Mule many small prospects edged qulgg. ly forward.

Montreal Exchange

Abltlbi

Asbestos .

B A Oil ..

Build Prod

Bruck Silk

Bell Tel .

Can Brew .

Bathurst

Can Ceme .

Can Pacific

Celanese ..

Can Car Found 11 1-4 Can Car Pfd .. 14 1-2 Can Steam 12 1.2 Cons Paper 15 1-4 Cockshutt .. 11 3.4 Can Vickera . 71 1-2 Dom Bridge . 35 3-4 Dom Coal Pfd 17 1-2 Don A .1. 15 Dis Seag . 13 1.2 Dom St B 15 1.2 Dryden 131-2 Fraser .. 19 5-3 Ford A 23 1-2 Founda .. 27 Gen St Ware 14 1-2 How Smith . 30 Ham Bridge . . 9 1-8 Hir Walker , 29 1-4 Can Ind Al 9

Int Nickel , 33 3-4 Imp Oil .. . 18 1-2 Int Pete .. . 8 1.8 Int Power . 64 3-4 Int Paper . 53 3-4 Imp Tub . . 13 7-8 B C Power .. . 26 1-4 Con Smelt 100 Lake Woods 24 Massey Harris .. 17 1-2 McColl Front 12 Nat St Car . 18 Can Nor Pfd 9 Noranda 5E 3-4 Price Bros 51 1-2 Quebec Power . I6 1-4 Shawinigan 23 3-8 St Law .. . 5 l-t St Law Pfd . 18 ‘l-2 St Law 2nd Pfd .. 10 7-8 Dom Text - 11 1-4

Dom Tar Wpg Elec St of Can Brazilian .

Markers At A Glance

Toronto-Stocks strong: indus- trialsl base metals at highest since February.

Montreal-Stocks ahead; papers. industrial: feature.

New York-Stocks higher: steels. motors and rails lead upturn.

IIew York Exchange

Anaconda ...... .. . 29 3-3 Am Car and F . 29 1-3 Beth Steel Z3

N Y Central 11

Ches Ohio .. 32 1-4 Con Edison . 25 14 Eiec Auto Lite . 38 5-8 Gen Elec 33 1'4 Gen Motors 53 1'4 on NOI‘ Pfd 38 7-8 Std on NJ . 68 1-8 Kennecott 49 3'4 Mont Ward 54

North Am I 17

Phil Pet .. 5" 3-8 u s Rubber 34 7-8 Radio Corp . 11

Texas Corp 57 3'4 Untd Air .. .. 21 1-4 Vanadium Air 13 1'4 West Elec 35 1'4 West Union 14 *2 U S, Steel 23 1‘?

BAN

Commerce .. Montreal 25 Nova Scotla 35 l: Royal Bank 25 1

___Z____._. IOUTH GRANVILLE W. I.

The August meeting of the South Granville W. I. met st the home of Mrs. John H. Manhood with l2 members Ilrmm- T“ president presided and the meet- ing opened by slnlzinl u" 0d‘ and repeating the Collect. H

Roll call was answered by H MY- ing for the size of our shoes. The secretary. Irene Morrison. W!!! "l" minutes which were IPPWI/ed "ld signed. The committees were heard from and the followinl l" the new committees: Sick. Mrs. Wellington Mwinnir and Wa- Petcr Morrison. School. Mn. John H. MacLeod and Miss Annie K!!!‘- Lunch. Mrs. rm otuooelle. Mrl- Wslter Murphy and Mrs. sterltnl

Price of base metals sparked the‘

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QUOTATIONS - ANALYSES - RECOMMENDATIONS F. J. BRENNAN & I “ ‘ 2.. r- I

E. M. BAGNALL — Manager Charlottetown

142 Richmond St.

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letter From

S. D. II. Student

The following interesting letter has been received from Mr. Wil- fred J. Driscoll, St. Dunstan's University student attending the International Summer Seminar at Breda, The Netherlands. The let- ter is dated July 31.

“The Seminar, which is being held in the beautiful surround- ings of an old Mediaeval Castle. near Breda, in Southern Holland. is now well underway. Along with our 50 Canadian students are re- presentatives from every Europ- ean country west of the'iron curtain-an interesting collection of students indeed.

"There are 25 from Germany. some admittedly former Nazis. other: who were taken from school and forced to fight during the last stages of the war; others spent considerable time on the Eastern front and have had varied experiences as prisoners-of-war.

“There are representatives from Holland who played leading roles in the underground movement. There are some among the Can- adians and British who helped bomb the cities and the homes oi‘ the very German students who are present. Add this all together and you have our seminar, meet- ing with complete frankness and academic freedom.

"All have come to participate in the exchange and discussion of ideas. It is an effort to make at lcast a small contribution to the solution of some of the contenti- ous problems which perplex the world. .

“The general topic under dis- cussion has been broken down in- to “Liberty and Order"-how to achieve a balance between the two. We have a staff of seven Canadian professors and occasion- al outside lectures by men re- nowned in their field.

"The whole student body is given two lectures in the morning which serve as a basis for discus- sion in smaller seminar groups in the afternoon. Every possible sub- ject comes under consideration, and argument continues long into the night.

"Our week-ends are spent on conducted tours to the beautiful countryside and cities of Holland, a country old and yet new. One sees the quaint cobblestone streets. the majestic cathedrals with their Gothic architecture, the rich col- lections of art by such masters as Von Gogh, Rubens, Rembrandt and others.

“The rapidity with which the Dutch rebuilt their industry and economy after the liberation is evident on all sides. The port of Rotterdam, into which a large portion of their Marshall dollars have gone. is again a bee hive o! shipping activity. The whole econ- omy of Holland of course as well as that of other European coun- tries. is largely ‘ependent upon an economically ‘strong Germany-but then that raises other problems.

"On the whole from the Canad-

ian viewpoint, I feel that the pur- poses of this seminar are being satisfactorily achieved. Because of our success in North America with democratic forms of overnmeni. Europeans are lookin more and more to us. It is too bad ‘that we cannot ofler them more. for North Americans too are losing the spir- itual roots from which our whole way of life has developed. “There are such huge problems. especially, in Germany-millions of refugees. over population, un- employment. allied dismantling- problems which have not a! yet been solved by the Allies.

"The German students here are working frantically for a demo- cratic Germany-but they readily admit that they are not represent- atives of the German people. As long as the Allies control her in- dustry and economic life. how- ever remotely. so long willy the well organized Communists and other dissatisfied persons have

r0 ands ur oses. ' p "b? the cllheg hand if the, A1- lies leave Germany there is the danger of more direct Rlilllll in- terventio from the East-e dil- emma indeedand one with which we in Canada must 8P8PD1E 3°‘ we shall be deeply affected by what happens here. If we are 80- ing to face the responsibilities entailed by our more important position in the world then we must look not only bcylmd lhfl provincial and regional spheres but even beyond the national sphere. Compared to the Europ-

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SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Makes

meeting in to be answered by "naming your first school teacherl‘, The treasurer. Mrs. Sterling Con; bett. reported that a nice sum hnd| been realized from the Ice cream. social. Mrs. Innis Corbett invitetl| members to her home for next- meetlrlg. Min Alexandra Keir was‘ in charge of the programme for| the evening, the prize been won by Misl Laureen Murphy.

The members who attended the W1. convention gave a report on the day's proceedings. The meet-, lng cloned by singing O Canada.‘ Lunch was served by hostess and committee in chsrgt

Corbett. Programme. Miss Inis Abbott. The mll call for September,

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cans. and especially to the stu- dents here from England. we in Canada are very low in the scale of political maturity. It is our hope,_and I hope we are not too optimistic, that this seminar will continue towards that desired end. "A seminar such as ours. bring- ing together students of different nationalities and creeds. may seem like a small item in the vast cnurse of international affairs. but it is out of such seemingly minor projects that lasting foundations for world peace can be created."