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\ . A plications will be received at the ‘i’ ""1 including SoptemggMSOOtIBtEig for a MANA ER for the Amherst Community: can. tre. Applicants must have at least a high who,» and ood references, a knowledge of fercnoe will be one with experience in exhibition and fair

v- G- FULLER. Secretary, Amherst Winter Fair Buildings Commission,

Amherst. Ngva scone.

glyen to any- manage-

“Piirience, age, etc.

Classified so per word;

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advqflggngn‘ a a.“ Central Guardian Locals do per word; Western and gum" pa“, a par word; Announcements and Corning Iivsnts ls pg 19g‘;

in ltesnoelan Notices “q "g ma; “n,

or Floral and Spiritual Offerings, emu, m," g, N “m” “u”. of Condolence 84c per inch; Wedding Ellguggmg were ltihoants every additional 8 words; Wm ""- "Wiflshwhoerwero. Ultaofiubsrl - ""11!- 49 will! lWr Inch; Address and Presentation 81.00. ’

Ollifl’ Rates Q applicatlal.

so words Ios Notices of Thanks

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Boarders Wanted

It 0 0 M E R ACCOMMODATED. New home in residential area. Apply Box "D" Guardian.

ilars For‘ Sale

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I-‘OR SALE — 1M0 FORD PAN- eled. $250.00. Willard! Service Station. Wlnsioe.

I-‘OR SALE — 1028 CHEVROLET Resrend. Complete less wheels. Dave Mullins, Kinkora.

FOR SALE — 104B FORD COACH. In perfect condition. Price rea- sonable. Apply 54 Bayfield St.

FOR SALE -- 1N0 CHEVROLET Coach. Good condition. Ira Hue- stis, Wilmot Valley.

FOR SALE - 1049 I-‘OBD TRUCK. Light delivery. Can be seen at i Eastern Packing Co.

FOR. SALE -— 1939 FORD. NEW

= motor. Good tires and heater. Priced in-sell. Also two wheel male. and one pointer. ‘ ‘ trailer. Argyle Service Station. Phone 1592 or Wallace Rodd. “‘"“°*- roe - - - ial Sedan. Perfect condition. New ‘ 1 rings. etc. Phone 2695. WANTED-A HOUSE OB APART- For Sal’ ment immediately. Phone 25304.

FOR SALE — NAVY TRUCK. Box i9 x 7. 60 King Street. Phone ~ 750-1..

FOR SALE — BALI. TIIRESBIIWG , Outfit. Also grain cleaner. Reg- istered Shorthorn Bull, 15 1 months, and several calves. Robt. Mulch. Mt. Herbert. Phone 1818.

fOBSALE-XMARCONI RADIO. ., 194B. Apply Joan Vessey, West ' Royalty. ~

FDR SALE —, 200 LAYING PUL- lets. Percy Delaney. North Trycn.

FOR SALE - 40 TURNED CEDAR Posts. Edgar Newson. Kingston.

FOR SALE — STEEL BATH

, tub. Also kitchen range with , water tank. Apply Box 854, Guardian.

FOR SALE — GENERAL STORE

and house. nine miles from Char- a lottetown on paved highway. Ap- ‘_ ply Box 853. care Guardian. '

m. ssaa __. MASSEY rumors Disilcr Twenty-two inch. almost new. Clarence Carr. ‘Mlscouche.

FOB SALE - THREE YEAR OLD Playdale Colt. Apply- llsrry Lewis. York. . -

FOR SALE — i STEERS; 1 I-IEIF- rr; 4 calves; 2 young milk cows; 1 general purpose horse, 5 years old. James Swan, Marshfield.

FOR. Picker and a ‘ii _1l. P. Electric motor, almost new. Will exchange for cattle. Lyman Trcmere. New Wiltshire.

_____________-_.___ ron can: - rssrnv OVEN. s decks. Also a I-IeaW nutv Elec-

ggaiilccntiurger Grills. Phone the perk“ answer l" you‘ E» _____;__________.._.____-- cluslve terrltory- Gllarflm-efid nous]; Fog, gnu: AT m puma lines of everything needed 0

Street. Summerslde, - Properly contains (l rented npnr cuts and there. is an extra lot. rlCfl 1'9!‘

lonablc.

mersidc.

FOB SALE - CHOICE BIiILDlNu Stewart

Lots. $300.00 MscKay.

‘ID.

SALE — ONE POTATO

For further particular! apply R. S. Hinton, K.C., Slim-

- For_ lieot

FOR BElVb-FIVE-ROOM, THIRD floor apartment for adults only at 245 Queen St. Electric stove, continuous hot water and hard wood floors. Apply 130 Elm Ave. or phone 321.

TO RENT-BED SITTING ROOM. Suitable for Waitresses. 266 Byd- ney.

TO LET -— TWO UNFURNISBED rooms. Apply ‘o: 650. Guardian.

TO LET — TWO UNTIJILNISIIED housekeeping rooms. Apply 27o Sydney Street.

T0 LET - FURNISHED ROOM. Phone 3495.

Lost

LOST — ENGRAVED WALTIIAM pocket watch. Reward. Apply Guardian.

mar .- our ENGLISH sn-r-ra

Sign ' Protest To Proposed Stale Control _

PRAGUE. Sept. ll-(AH-Church informants announced ‘yegtgr. dBY that 4,900 Roman Catholic Priests have signcd a defiant de- claration rejecting and protestlag the Czechoslovak government's pro. posed church law,

The Roman Catholic Church thus fired its first round in the battle over the bill which would legalize state control over appointments. tinances and administrative affairs of all churches in Czechoslovakia. The Communist government dis- closed detailsof the measure July 15 and proposes u. bring it up be- fore Parliament next month. Archbishop Joseph Beran, who has described himself as a captive in his palace, and his Bishops ai- ready have a ‘emned the pro- posed law as a restriction on re- ligious freedom, '

The priests‘ declaration was made public by church sources, to- gether with} statement which said ‘l0 per cent of Czechoslovsklifs 1.- 000 "Romari Catholic clergy have signed the document.

The government-controlled radio made no mention of the protest in its news broadcast tonight, but Czechoslovak radio listeners heard about it on the BBC and Voice of America newscasts.

The government had no com- ment on the declaration today, The Communist-controlled press has steadily represented . the church bill as a "generous, esture". be- cause it would prove te support of religion by dfferinl to lily all church salaries.

The statement pointed out that the government is proposing to cut workers’ wages and pensionew’

benefits ‘ of economic diffi- culties, and added: "Under such conditions the

clergy freely relinquishes the bene- fits of the increase psOpOSEd in the new law, and respectfully re- quests that the beneflts of the workers and pensioners be retain- ed st the present level, or better still, improved." .

Male llelp Wanted

WANTED — YOUNG MAN WITH knowledge of typing as appren- tice linotype operator. Apply Guardian.

woman‘ - coutmtv nor ro learn grocery and meat business. Apply Cash 8: Carry Stores.

liars Leavlsl .

wanna-coon nrrsvv sown. Chicken, Ducks. Rex Dawson.

WANTED-ALEBOTTLES. up service. Phone 2541 Evenings 1107. Michael Bros.

WANTED TO PURCHASE Marble Mantle, preferably White Will consider others. Box 83B care Guardian.

HAROLD CLARK. PBONE 1023-8. Free drape hangers. v Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.

RELIANCE — IIYGIENIC — OUR service keeps you Garbage Free. Phone 780-1..

FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMBAGO Rheumatic Painl- Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating Glorv Oil. At Wilt Druflist.

II." INTERESTED IN AN UPPER flat 3v. miles from Charlotte- town. on paved hlflhwlll. Wilt Box 851, care Guardian.

See or Phone

YOU CAN AFFORD A TRACTOR st a "Factory to You" Pflvfl! 3B" you feed a team of horses for 50c a day? A Gibson model "D" rid- ing tractor handles a. full i0 plow in any going-all day on 2%

. gals. of gas. and doesn't cat when not working. Our new sales pol- icy in the lvlarltfrrles-ls "factory to you"—ssve the dealer's com- mission. 6 mode‘ P h- ll- t0 5° h. p. Write to-day ior literature- stating acreage worked. I-ioush 4% Collins. 3a Levwo A"- T0100" 13, Ont.

(From YOU -usn mo AND more monthly? if so we have

every home. ree samplel. till-R" logues, premiums. Low PPR" and big profits. If you have to sun your livinz. Why M! I pleasant one? Write today f0!‘ details how, to make money. Familex, 1600 Deiorimler, Mont- real.

Typewriters

THBESIIERS FOR SALE -- SEIY

lhe new Moody No. 5 Thresher nt work on my farm. The com- ing machine for this Provincr- Sept. 12th and 13th. W. D. Cro- ken, Summcrtield.

FOR SALE - McCv RMICK Deering Gang Plow, used 2 yo!!!- Hector Jenkins, Marshiield-

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FOR SALE. - 1 PIIILCO BAT- tery Radio, practically new- AD- ply Chester Mstheson, Milton.

Agents Wasted’

scours-retro onoeas coo Men's Neckties. We deliver direct . “your customers. No stock to

PORTABLE - rvrawarrans - See the New Rcminswfl- 1"" tonesrei! flmlh- Bil ""51": performance. Cash or _teru-_. Remington Rand ate. 1M Bit-h- mond street. Phone W71.

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WANTED - ASSISTANT PROOF- resden-Apply Guardian.

wsrrrao _ wsrranss. m- mediately. Apply noxv Rsltwr- Slit.

E-O-USSKIIPER WANTED roa one elderly man with a com- fortable home, any ssv 9°01 3° to so, if clean and honest. Good plain cook and good company-

CAB. LEAVING FOR. HALIFAX

Wednesday. Can accommodate

2 passengers. Phone 683-J. CANADA PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 0th day of September A.D. 1949 In Be Estate of JAMES ALLEN MANN late of lrlshtown in Queen's County in the anid Pro- vince, Farmer, deceased, restate. To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Constable or literate person within said County,

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of William J. Mann of Toronto in the Province of On- tario. the executor of the above ' Estate, praying that a cita- tion may be issued for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persona interested in the said Estate to be and appear be fore the Judge present at a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown In Queen's County in the said Province, on

‘Wednesday the twelfth day of Oo-

tober next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock iorcnoon of e aame- day to shew cause if any“ they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be pas- sed and the Estate closed as pray- ed for in said petition and on mo- tion of M. Alison. Farmer Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner. - AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that a true copy hereof be forth- with published in some newspaper published in Charlottetown afore- said once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places re- spectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the store of P. l. & C. Kennedy in Kenning- ton in Prince County in the said Province and, at: or near the store of Ed Murphy h Son in Sea ' in Queen's County aforesaid so that all persona interested in the said estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS Ills Honour Harold Menard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown in Queen's County. the K j 1hr first above written. . Bg 4he Court '

LS, . (SgdJ E. MARGARET ANDREW. ' Registrar.

l flrrr. Write: ifurgsiroyd Salas 1 _ t 3| 3 . = woo-m. station n. Toronto. ,‘;'§,',Y,,§§",,,,{’,_'°,',,,,§§,,,,"”‘,',',,2,_ ing of your biffll. Crates °‘“"*°- Band and receive full articuiarsi supplied. Daily remittances.

IAIN axons slomnr m YOUR

Gilt’! time Illl British Canadian Cull!- - Pstitcodlsc. West ..

. 3?; “figs! "gt-s g3: ' aiaisufini - Tlltllfl will“

lbw‘. gun-pigs one.

‘Wri "t foiigflgflagnfl sam- WANTID-TIACIII POI

lsl. British Canadian Publish- St. Peter's Harbour School. Sup-

s Company. Room 0'1. 2t Kins - "v V- T831110: 99min . .-

in first letter. Shepherd Mc-

Iiis iioyal Picking 0a., Ltd.

Charlottetown I» I). JENKINS, Pres.

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‘rue ‘GUARDIAN.

Royal Bani;

J. L. LAWSON

Appointment of C. B. Clark as Supervisor of Banking Arrangements for The Royal Bank of Canada ta announced.- Ile succeeds J. L. Lawson who has been Supervisor of the Department since 1920 and who retires on pension October 1. Mr. Clark has had a wide and varied experience in the field of international banking and during the past three years 1 has travelled widely on special assignment for the bank through all ' parts of the United States, to Britain. Europe. Africa. the Antlpodes

and China. Mr. Lawson is widely United States and Europe. IIe has

of Reserve City Bankers since 1931 and active for many years in the

affairs of the Banker's Association

CHARLOTTETOWN

Appointmai

C. B. CLARK

known in ‘ing circles in the been a member of the Association

for Foreign Trade.

leaving To Take llp Studies

MONTREAL. Sept. id — (GP) - Eight Canadian students, winners of Lord Beaverbroolcs overseas scholarships. will leave tomorrow on the Empress of Canada for Lon- don. England, where they will at- tend the Universlty of London.

The scholarships, awarded to Canadian students for the last three years, entitle them to one

year's study with all expenses paid

for travel to and frcin England. tuition and fees and additional expenses.

The students were entertained

here tonight by A. W. Trueman, president of the University oi New Brunswick and Mrs. Tfiueman. ' The winners are: Capt. R. M. Black of Sussex, N.B., who will leave with his wife and child; Elizabeth W. Brewster, Fredericton. N.B.; Donald R. Foger, Winnipeg; Benjamin Goldberg. Saint John, N. 8.; Hugh A. Peacock. Saint John, N.B., also accompanied by his wife and children; Douglas E. Ryan of Fredericton. N.B.: and Dorothy A.P. Walters. London. Ont, and W.F'. Ryan who will sail for Eng- land later.

The scholarships worth more than winner.

are estimated $6.500 to each

Mortgage Sale

There will-be sold at Public Auc- tion in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Tues- day, the 4th day of October, A. D., 1949 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon all and singular that certain tract, piece or parcel oi land situ- ate, lying and being at Bonshaw. Lot or Township Number thirty in Queens County hounded and des- cribed as follows, that is to say: COMMENCING at the southwest angle of John Mcliinnonh land on the East side of the road leading from Bonshaw to Argyle Shore, llbenco East ninety-seven chains or to divided: line of Lots thirty and sixty-five, thence following the course of the said division line South, five chains and twenty-one links, thence west to said road. thence along same northwardly to the place of commencement com- prising about fifty acres of land.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a certain Indentu e of ' Mortgage bearing - date the Tenthday of December. A. D., 1886 and msdcbetween Samuel Benton of Bonshaw in Queen's County. Merchant with Catherine Benton his wife. OF TIIE FIRST PART and George R. Boer and John

Stumblcs, surviving trustees and executors of the late Hammond

Johnson, of THE SECOND PART which said mortgage has by div- ers assignment/s now become vest-

ed in the u dorslgned and because vlng been made in

of default payment of the p. I money and interest secured thereby.

For further

Charlottetown.

DATED this 10th day of Septem-

ber. A. D.. 1M1). ‘ IIUGII RONALD STEWART. Asa

lgnee.

particulars apply Gaudet & Howard-Solicitors. Can- adian Bank of Commerce Building,

DRAWING CARD

EDMONTON — (C?) — Jumbo, the Borden Park Zoo's ostrich, is a crowd pleaser. Officials said Jumbo drew the largest crowd of the year to the zoo on a recent Sunday. The oncessi u. booth was emptied of ica cream, pop and hot dogs.

NEWFOUNDLAND SHIPS ORE

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BELL ISLAND. Nfld» '~ (C?) — This port shipped 350.026 tons of iron ore to mainland Canada from May M to Aug. l6. Another 201.477 tons were shipped to the United States.

ENC-LANDS LONGEST The Severn, longest river in

England, is 220 miles long, l0 leng- er than the Thames.

FALL RYE

FALL RYE SOLD $8.00 PER BUSHEH

Apply:— _

RUSSELL WHITE Hunt/er‘ River

or

W. R. JENKINS 212 Great Geo.‘ St.

PROPERTY FOR SALE

AT MONTAGUE Ddsirable Up-io-Datc Elght-Roomed House

. Modern Throughout. New Furnace, Garage. Spacious Lot Immediate Possession.

Ancho- M. A. FARMER, Solicitor.

i FUR QSALE

HOUSE AND STORE

Peter's‘ Road. acres land.

WENDALL MSCCALLUM ' Marshfield

PHONE 1590-2

Situated corner York and St. Store equip- ped with refrigeratiom. 1 1-2

To Start Distribution (if Stars 8. Medals

OTTAWA. Sept._ l1 —— (CP) - At long last the stars and medals for service in the Second World War are ready ior distribution. The Veteran Affairs Department. announced today it will begin Oct. 1 mailing the campaign medals and stars to more than 1,- 000,000 men and women who serv- ed in the armed forces and mer- chant navy,

Distribution will involve a total of 3,100,000 stars and medals with an additional 524.000 clasps signifying at least 60 ‘days service outside Canada.

In most cases the veterans will have to write to the department for their medals.

‘The reason for this is that we do not have up-to-date addresses for thousands of veterans. Veter- ans Affairs Minister Gregg said. “There are many thousands who have gone quietly back into civilian life and who have not been in contact with the depart- ment since their discharge."

To make it easy for applica- tion, special postage-free cards‘ will be placed in all Canadian post offices. These cards will also be available in all branches of the Canadian Legion, Merchant seamen and former members of the merchant navy are advised to apply tn the De- partment of Transport at Ottawa, submitting with their application their certificate of discharge.

As for members of the perman- ent force, they'll receive their de- corations throuah the Department of National Defence.

Mr. Gregg said the next-of-kin of deceased veterans will be eligible to receive the stars and medals which would have been awarded to the veteran.

A WANTED.

A Warehouse building on our Wharf divided and part moved.

Anyone with moving gear

interested ‘please call at

A. PICKARD & CO. ‘COAL DEALER

E6AD,BA$TER

PRDDES iN YARD AROMA

ISLAND GRUWN Fllllll"

ISLAND GROWN PLUMS ARE COLORING NICELY

RED, BLUE, WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON

YELLOW, etc.

ISLAND srruos ARE NOW on run mnnrrr- | y g 1 WILL common cum. NEXT APRIL. , / - I %Vv“‘ - o‘ r: r ‘cu-u Mwoo“ M oer“! L E \ liEW lIillISE FOR SALE ,1 B-roomed House, hot water heating, hardwood " / floors, decorated throughout. Ideal home. Ready 7

to move into. mortgage.

Phone

70% of purchase price may remain as

Apply ‘on Premises-M Green Street

1580-113.

all _ Willi».

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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF

Enterprise Electric Stove with garbage b no and bench; walnut bedroom suite; oak bed-

man pia to; maple single bed and bureau; walnut dining

room sui room suite. ten -

The above articles will be on Private Sale at 5 ‘ Grafton Street, lower apartment, on and after Tues-

day. Sept. 18th.

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fifths iS NO THAT CARDiFF OR NOT, THAT CAN-CHEWER SMELLS ALL 6OAT- AND r. know ‘THE: CiTY ORDINANCES,

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