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FOR. SALIG-19.31 HALF TON (1.1 Al. 11 lrurli, ill xznod lion. (.3icenc's Gar;-ill". 5!. his Vlloaci. Pliuno 17845-l.. FOR SALE -1937 CHRI'SI.El1 4 door car, 5850.00. New tlrcs. cugiiic iicirly overhauled. Can be IIIIRIICFCI. Box 31, O'l.eary, P. E. 1.; -1939 STUDEBAKER.) 337.3; 1935 Ply-iiiouili coupe, .S'.Z50:l 19-17 Packard. S750; 1950 Morris" Mxuor, S850; 1944 tliree-t-on Dodgc, S450: 1945 two-ton Chev., 31375; .1952 )lorr.s Demonstrator, 51475. Macxay Motors. Phone 1048.

Pet

Femaia lleln Wanted

iv A.?"rAr: n'1 HOU . Apply Nc-rinn's Ladies' Wear or:

Phone 3058. ,

Ilm()l'SIEI(iIiJI;FfR WANTED AT onre for country home. s50.ll0 per month. Rcfcreuccs. Apply "2."

r o (;unrrli.'in.

tvix-'TITii CASHIER, wo- man for plain baking, one day- (lisiiwashcr, one veg:-table

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fll'RfinTiIllnII woman. P ii 0 n e

,'l(i4.'l-IV. Tho Barn Drive Inn. For Sale

I'IlIt-L:SVAI.I-ZIT.-.gE'lTZIT70jltI'R) RANT;-E. Gnnd condition. Phone 2293-.l. ' I-'f)ITIPlAlTlT-('HIIiD'S CRIB-BED. Phone. 30l9-.l, l

I-3on'sKE'i?:(fNr. S-owTio l-7a-"iii? row in June. Henry Boswall,l Pminni.

r(iii'-s.-i.i.i::o7i: (toxvr. iiilr ivpn hnhy CEIFIHIEC. in rnllont. r-onrlillnri. Phone 2722- .

i7-i0Il.-S.'iI.l-1-'- BLOVVER. AN IL. Vise niirl Sl1”illli5' tools. Apply 35 Connolly Street.

i7oii'sTii."i-”:'ifliiiiTirTf)TivTs7ETs' motor cyrle. Apply J. .V1rAulay. Trar:-.die Cross.

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o 'r:-'d6EnrN'Coci(r:n SPAN- iel, Reward. E. S. Chandler, North R.:i'er Road, Phone 3024-J.

with Sangucn, Six active ingred- ients bring fast relief to children with stubborn cough. sore throat Pleasant to taste. Will not upset stomach - safe - quick-acting for adults, too. Ask for "Sari- gwen" now at Hughes, Jenkins, Johnson and Johnson, Reddin Bros, Charlottetown: Jamiesonts.

Montague; Lnrter's, Souris; Waugh's. Alberton: Semple's. Kensington; and Enman Drug

Store, Summerside.

salesmen Wanted

TWO MEN WANTED. MUST have car.' Biftter than average earnings. Apply 0. K. Presby, 158 Great George Street, Charlotte- town.

CAN YOU SAY "NO" TO ALL this? We offer you free goods, more preparations, lower prices or larger quantities and the chance of establishing yourself in a business of your own. Inter- ested? Part or full time? Write to Familcx. 1600 Delorimier, Dept. F. Montreal.

To Lei 99

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i?ic"Ti'i'i-girl Pownal St. fo l.r.'r - TWO FURNISHED rooms, second floor. Apply 206 G- lion St. Pliono 653-L. ro Liar -:OFl'RNISHED. HEAT- eil room. cciitral, suitable for min ol' two girls. Phone 2041-L. T0 RFZNT-FURNISHED, mm: ed room for retired or business man, private family, 46 Orlebar St. FOR. R ' - FOUR ROOMED Apartment, self contained, with electric. First 80 days free rent. Phone Borden 35-ll.

Fill! SAI.E- RM OF 100 ACREET 50 clear, 50 under woodland, well u'atoi'ed and in perfect shape Ariply Box 692. care Guardian.

l'IIII.. . V RE-CAP STANDARD ircfid. 600x16, sass each 670x15-I, 600x16, 39.50 each. '7l(lxi5, 510.95 czich. Ordi-rs shipped C.O.D. col- lvri. Glendale. 0. K. Rubber Weid- cis, 1287 Western Rd, Toronto (tut. .

FUR SALI-'. OR RENT AT CAPE '1"ni'mciitiuc, N. B. Two storey mime hoiise, partly finished

FOR. RENT - SIX MODERN, heated and air conditioned of- fices. One c'fice with separate wash room. These offices are sit- uated on the second floor of Co- Op and Credit Union Building, opposite Market Square.

TyTie'vTlters SEE THE NEW REMINGTON

sensational performance.

Jilczil location. Very reasonable for quirk snlc. Apply Mrs. Edgar (1ni'iuici', Cape Tormentine, N.B.. or "Phone 45--23.

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case brxtivr-c-n 297 Sydney St. and Basiiiczi. Phone I807-J.

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SCRAP, :

WE BUY - SELL - Iron and Steel Scrap - Non-ferrous Metals - Hides - Bottles -- We have re- cently installed a 20-ton Fairbanks-Morse Motor Truck Scale. Your scrap loads are weighed free of charge.

MAURICE BLOCK Ge (30.

104 Kent street. Phone 2771.

1 Wanted

1 i"v?a'Lv7EiTi)Tub”c)F'-usnn y Phone Charlottetown 1576-23.

lWANTEn - itaniN- TRAILEL

L Apply Box 691 care Guardian.

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Quiet-Riter - exclusive features. 55 monthly. special student rates-on rental machines. Remington Rand

JEEP.

CABINET ulili porrclin tray. Phone 477-J.

olTdn' ENGINE.-IN good condition. Must have good'

Island Co-Op Services, Fitzroy

RUNWAY FOR JET AGE -A runway built. for the jet age has been dedicated at Vancouver in-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

ternalional airport. The 8,600-footl

New Runway-But Not Charlottetown

and was built especially to handle

runway, the longest in Canada. can Jet traffic. handle the world's largest aircraft

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New York Stocks

NEW YORK. (AP) - Timridity and doubt went hand and hand in the stock market last week. Prices suffered. It is quite well agreed through- out Wall Street that B. long-term deflationary trend could well be the direction of the U. S. economy. And the stock market could march along a parallel declining pa-th. Wall street gave voice to its doubts when Chrysler Corp., the U. S.'s fifth largest industrial en- terprise. felt it was necessary to cut. prices 3100 each on all its mod- els. So far, no other motor maker has followed suit. Volume for the week came to 9,677,000, second highest of the year. Wiliys-Overland topped the most active issues on the New York stock exchange with 250,700 shares traded in the week. It closed up 7-8 at 14 7-8. Chrysler, incidentally. was the only loser in the 10 most active issues. It was off 2 5-6 on the week at B4, ninth most active. On the American stock exchange the week's most active issue was Sapphire Petroleum up 3-16 at 2 7-8 with 283,200 shares traded. It was followed by Kaiser-Frazer up 1-2 at 5 1-2. Canadian stocks were higher Fri- diay. Dome Minu and International Nickel each advanced 1-ll. Distil- lers seagoam gained 3-8 and Hiram Walker was up 1-2. McIntyre lost 1-8 and Canadian Pacific eased 1-4. On the American stock exchange Giant Yellowknife added 1-ti. Royalite Oil was ahead 1-4. and Lake shore was not quoted.

Bridgetown llotes

Congratulations are being ex- tended to the Dockendorff broth- ers on the fine new saw mill they have set up at Dundee Corner. It's a. credit to these fine young boys, who are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Dockendorr! of Mt.'1-lope.

The friends and neighbours of Mr. John Hunter, Strathcona, are glad to see him home and around again after his recent operation in Montague Hospital.

Ruble Burdett and Gladys Mc- Kay, Strathcona. have completed their oourse in Montague.

Mr. Gerald Campbell of the U. 3. Air Force is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Bridgetown. 'Ilhe young people from the vic- inity attended the dance in Forest Hill on March 17th. There was a big crowd, and a good time was enjoyed by all.

Mr. Byron Clay. Bridgetown, made several business calls to 'Souris the week of March 16th. Mr. Peter Green, Bridgetown, spent a short time visiting his friends in Forest Hill recently, and is now visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Clay.

- Miss Margie Downe, st. Peter's, spent the March 14th weekend vis- iting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acorn, Dundas.

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Miss Betty Mia?!-Donald has re- turned home after spending the past six months in New York.

There was a. large attendance at the Upton Gomel Chapel on Sun- day evening. March 15th.

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CARELE88 TILAPPER8

FRINGE ALBERT. Sasir. (P - Government officials estimate

April 1st at 2 p.m. The Ayers, including:

bridge lamps, rugs, small ator (apartment size),

(1 pans and

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dishes, pbts an

AUCTION SALE

Of Household Furniture and effects at the Holy Re- deemer Community Centre, Stewart St., Wednesday.

Chesterfield suite, floor case, coffee table, electric rangette, electric refriger-

radio, bedroom suite, beds, springs and mattresses, .bureauirg-chests of drawers, kitchen table and chairs,

Estate of Mrs. (Dr.) J. H. lamps, tables, library table, book-

electric washer (Connorl,

some' antique furniture.

W. II. BEAION, , Auctioneer.

that northern Saskatchewan trap- pexs "loet" about 36,000 submitting damaged or poorly- proceleed muskrat pelts for sale in the last two seasons. in the same

pelts totalled 113,000.

- WANTED

possible. Write-- BOX 003 Guardian Office

Donald Crockett, Kenneth McDon- ald and Merrill McDonald motored -to Moncton, N. B., March 22nd returning the same day.

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Chandler. Milton, on sat. urday March 21st.

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook on Sunday March 22nd.

Mrs. evening March zist in the Ciliy.

McDonald, City, 21st week-end with their parents Mr.

York.

recent guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Watts, York.

returned to their home in York, after spending the winter months

ivy

period the similar loss on beaver

To rent in country, house. with electricity, plumbing if

York And Vicinity The Messrs.-Ge-raid Robinson,

on - Sanday

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey were

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown uere

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and Will Cook spent Saturday

The Misses Gladys and Elizabeth spent the March

and Mrs. Robert McDonald,

Miss Mary Watts, City, was the

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Duck have

in the city.

M155 Kay Wood. teacher at York. gfat Saturday March 21st in the Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chandler- and daughter paid a. short visit to York on Sunday March 22nd.

Mr. Richard Vessey. City. spent

the week-end at his home in York with his family. Mrs. Frank Watts, York, is

ependuig a few days in the City.

Mrs. Harry Newson, Union, paid a short visit to York March 23rd. Mr. Ptenton Crockett, Pleasant Grove, spent Tuesday March 24th in the City.

Mrs. Abner Veseey was ii visitor to the City on Tuesday, March 24th.

York Young People were the guests of the Marshfield group on Wednesday evening, march 25th.

Mr. Ken Morrison. Pleasant Grove. spent Thursday. March Nth, in the City.

The Lewis brothers are the proud owners of twin calves. born on March 26th.

Mr. Stuart Vessey, York. is

spending a short holiday in Hall- fax where he is visiting with his brother Arnold, who had an opera.- tlon recently. His many friends wish Arnold a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Lewis attend- ed the hookey game at the Forum on Thursday night, March ztith.

Proude attended the hockey at the Forum recently.

A card game was held in York Hall on Monday. March Zlrd. with the highest scores being ladies, Mrs. Peter Proude and Mrs. Milton Vessey; gentlein-ie.n's highest. Mes- srs Frank Watts and Earl Ling.

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Mr. Bernard Sproule arrived home to spend the weekend of March 28th with his parents. Rev. J. M. sproule and Mrs. siproule.

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ACROSS .Game of chance

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Little boy 15. Vcsselsused 16. in distilling T 22. Gains

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Messrs. Lowell Walls, Doiiaid Crockett, Cecil Watts and George

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ll. 8. Steel

GJVILAND. (AP) - Steel pro- duction in lurch will hit 105300.000 tons for the first time in history. Steele Magazine says Sunday.

The trade magazine reports the output of steel for castings and ingots has exceeded 100 per cent throughout the month but said high production cannot take all of the credit. It pointed out that expansion of the industry also has played a large part.

Bteel says the nulls ran to 10 per cent of capacity last week and turned out 2,277,000 net tons of steel for ingots and castings.

The automobile industry was listed by the magazine as one con- .sumer ”siiill pushing hard to get steel." A strengthening demand from household appliance makers and farm implement maniifactur- ere also is noted.

HISTORIC MILL I

ANNAPOLIB ROYAL. N. S. GP -A meeting of the historical association here heard a request for marking the site of the first grain mill in North America. Arthur Kelsali. president, said the mill established at L'Equille

in 1608 also muiked the first mech- anized industry on this contineiit.

SMIART GARDENER.

'IOui'IEELD. Alta. OP - An- drew Spohn dug carrots from" his garden throughout the winter, even when it was 46 below zero. He placed a. layer of straw over the carrot beds just before freeze-

up and the roots stayed fresh and juicy. EGI-IAM. England. (GP) -Tests

are being made at Royal I-Iolloway College to conhrm whether e. flat- faced ballon-like fish is a lump- sucker, a. distant relative of the famous ooelacantli. If so, the 17- pound specimen will he the larg- est ever landed in Britain.

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WATER STREET WEST Large three tenement dwelling situated in residential section of City. Excellent condition. Well rented. Large corner lot.

GOODWILL AVENUE

New dwelling house situated at corner of Goodwill Avenue and Admiral Street containing seven rooms and bath. Oil furnace. hot water heating. Building" not quite completed. Large lot.

YORK LANE Several good building lots in excellent residential locality. Priced reasonable.

N ORTH RIVER ROAD

Large building lot in choice residential locality. Within City Limits. Priced right for quick sale.

PARKDALE ' Three large building lot! on Gower Street. This area is building up rapidly. Priced right.

DUNSTAFFNAGE Farm property situated on pavement containing sixty acres. House and oiltbulldings in good condition. Electric lights in house. Fifty acres

clear, balance woodland.

LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE F0)! sAI.l-1 WITH Us. EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT SERVICE.

For further particulars. APPLY

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154 Richmond Street.

MARCH 1”. 1953

Tenders for the purchase of the Old School at Lower Montague will be received by the undersigned until April 4th. 1953.

Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

. LOUIS WRIGHT, . Secretary. ;

Noricai

All locker contracts ex- pire as of March 31st, 1953. Kindly advise the Company if you do not want your present locker by. April 15th. Otherwise it will be charged to your account for the year April 1st,'1953 to March 31st, 1954.

Crapaud Creamery and Cold Storage Co.

Crapaud

imv FISIIERMEN

WE NOW HAVE

KERMATII - MARINE ENGINES

IN STOCK AT OUR

MALPEQUE ROAD SHOWROOM

A. PICKARD MACHINERY LTD.

25tli YEAR IN CANADA

CASH

when bills pile up, get 150to 31000 fut at Household Finanoel Loans made without bankable security. Repayment plans to fit your income. Up to 24 months to repay. Phone or stop in today for fast, friendly, dependable service!

on You own siouarual

:3 HOUSEHOLD FIHAHCE

D. I. lone, Manager 'I 50 Great George 39., who 1, phone 299i CHAILOTTIIOWN. P.I.i.

eer Building).

TENDERS Foil iinuiiiin

ON KENSINGTON CREAM ROUTES

Tenders will be received for Cream Hauling on all the Kcnsington routes up to April 4th.

For further particulars contact Cyril Connick at the butter factory or our office in Summerside (Pion-

AMALGAMATED DAIRIES LIMITED

by the tenderer. ' cd.

Tenders For Herring Bait

TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until Saturday, iAp'rii 4th, at 12 o'clock noon for sup- plying approximately 200,000 lbs. of bait, or any por- tion thereof, delivered at the Government Cold Stor- age Plant, Esher Street, Charlottetown.

Herring to be scaled and well washed before de- livery and subject to inspection at plant. iveries subject to plant capacity.

All labour for panning, placing and removingfrom freezer coils, also storing as directed, to be suphlied

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accept-

DATED at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, this 25th day of March. A. D., 1953. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION (Cold Storage Division). P. O. Box 120, Charlottetown

Daily de-

Charlottetown, P.E.I., March 25, 1953.

Montague.-1

NOTICE

The bounty presently being paid Foxes, and Raccoon and due to expire on March 31st, has been extended to May 15, 1953.

No bounty will he paid after May 15, 1958.