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1 - HEAD OFFICE-HALIFAX. n. s. g g BRANCHES AT CHARLOTTl-ITOWN sr ]01-lN‘S.NFLD. MONTREAL é MONCTON SAXNT 101m. N a. TORONTO a I 1 --~ ——~—~——-—- -i~ __ u. _ _ ._._... ..___ _, _,_____ 9 T0 VISIT cannon i. uctlgn a Q ........... zo-(cm- ,_ Premier Eduard Benes of the ~ Czccho-Slovok. Government -in- i"? exile will visit Canada. and the

" AT NEWTOWN. FRIDAY, APRIL 30TH AT 1 ENL-FARM, STOCK AND YMPLEMENTS

l am instructed by Mr. A. If. MacDaugnll to sell by Public Auction Qliis farm known as the old MacDouga-ll property taking in the new ad- ‘idltion on the new road, about 100 acres oi land, house, barn and other buildings. STOCK-l horse, coming 9 years old. 1 horse coming 3 years old, ‘l hrad oi‘ milk cows, 2 newly freshened, 5 to freshen in Illa)‘; l steer, l Iiciier. 2 calves. l0 sheep, l ram, 50 hens. l year old. lllltClilNEltY-l binder (F. and W), 1 hay mower (lnL), 1 rake lint-i. 1 threshing outfit (Hall), 1 engine i1nt.), 5 H.P., 1 single ploW. lset spring-tooth llarrows, 1 set 3-seciion iron spike barrows, l broad- cast seeder. l double roller, l hilier (llalll, 1 scuificr, 1 fertilizerspread- tr. l potato sprayer. 1 crtrt and wheels, 1 wood sleigh, 1 box sleigh, 1 [lain crusher, l set of innners, 1 manure spreader, 1 wood sawing out- llt, l turnip pulper, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 belt 40 it. t‘ in., crosscut saws and trcs. shovels. hoes, forks. scythe, and other articles. - Terms oi sale, cash. Ii day stormy, sale following day. W. H. BEATON. Auctioneer. i

‘for selling-Cami. let help.

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DIVI DED

THE Division of your Estate between your beneﬁciaries and the various taxing authorities is the important thing to-day. Your estate may be needlessly reduced if your Will is planned without adequate knowledge of Succession Duties and Income Taxes.

By carefully planning the distribution of your estate through your Will, and appointing a skilled, responsible executor, you can do

consult the competent ofﬁcials at any of our ofﬁces, entirely without obligation. Our experience of ﬁfty years is at your disposal.

WANTED BUTTER MAKER i

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We invite you to

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A PENSUNAI. l0|i|i$ ilir 'l‘uxes Fuel Purchases i and other Seasonal Needs. ONE YEAR TO REPAY Apply to tho neuron brunch oi

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Auction Sale

application. Mannie Help Wanted For Sale IIOUSEKEEPER FOB FAMILY FOR. SALE —l ICE BOX. 2 0i three. Apply J. R. Burnett, small show cases, 1 Coca 001.. ‘ Guardian Office. 4-24-ti ice bnx. 4-27-21. ‘y! FOR SAL1ﬁ—PUREBREl:dS%OR'I- 1"] liurli ﬂu , 2 years o . vercit ._ ‘ e elp wamed l-laslam, Springﬁeld 4-27-1. IPECIAL on. PERMANENTS — _” —" , - FOB. SALE 1936 PLYMOUTH M“ ‘mimswns WNW Brim Coach. Good tires. Major A. s. 444'“- Robertson. Beach Grove.

‘g WANTED - MAN wrrn KNOW- edke oi Bookkeeping and Gen-

4-27-21. FOR SALE — SEED POTATOES.

m‘ om" Wm APPIY 5°39"- Se ds Fullord Darrach Clyoc gcmseivice oaice. Charlotge-iziaifa: lave/if. ' 4-28-11. *3‘. Sh“; “i‘."°"s.‘lii“li"i' v Y V08 I‘ Ofllﬂ Bil, U Q - i: o Let ville. ~ 1-20-11. T0 LET _ Fumqgngn nous]; FOB. SALE - l NEW EXPRESS 1 {or summer ~'- Apply 130x wagon, Set Warren Scales. Apply M0." Guardian. 4-21.31. J. W. MscKcnna, Kelly: “Ciéitiissz-l Miscellaneous ‘ l i i Miscellaneous "UBED — slavun. rox.

FOR- saavrca - REGISTERED aerk P13. Wallace Reeves,‘ gag‘-

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Farmers’ Attention

u“ Prince Edward Island funnel-s in need of farm help - u 3 S1111!!! as well as far laborers seeking employment mtieblanig! should nriegister at once with the P. E. I 0r t h Bid . d 1-»- ... C...:.r:::'.-...'t° r S’ "

. A Pa" ‘grfiilgttion forms are obtainable at

in:

your community

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At the home of

LLOYD ANDERSON St. Peters

WEDNESDAY. MAY .‘ at 1.30 p.m.

If weather unfavorable sale will take place first fine day.

We offer the follow- ing for sale: .

1 red more 18 years (Milli years. 1 registered Clyde mare 1° years.

1 Clyde filly a your! (eilrlblei 1 Clyde filly 2 yearn (eligible)

4 milk cows to iruben z yearling heifers

llnvmower, hayrnke, trlci-cl’ narrows, ‘an; plough, lin- gle plough, let large tn har- NuwNtwuNpnIpQr 1:11:31: r u [Eula crusher I gnbollne en- glnel, sot its-um min. heavy truck wllcm "I!" truck wagon, several articles oi household furniture. Quen- cntl (Banner)

tity seed quantity Blue potatoes.

lla-rnell. small tmlllomontl

and other articles not men-

. C. C. PRATT, Auctlonecr

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ash Bristles tel/m a Test ruue..2.

Sounds fantastic-but it is a fact.

Modern chemistry has devised a material that makes better brush bristles. It's called nylon monoﬁiamcnt, and when compared with animal and vegetable brush bristles-it's a tremendous step forward. ,

Nylon monoﬁlamcnt is extruded from nylon ‘ polymer, a plastic produced by chemistry from coal, air and water. Nylon bristles are cough, highly resistant to water, chemicals, cleansers; f} abrasives; they Wlii. not split, fray or bccomg brittle. That's why you'll ﬁnd these bristles 111' use on many different types of brushes . . . brushes‘ to clean the big guns, brushes for shell fuses, tho myriad brushes used by modern industry. Chemio» I. try has even developed tapered bristles for paintifilqi brushes. These, of course, are no: as yo: unity-ll‘; able for civilian use. More than likely, your new‘ toothbrush or hairbmsh has nylon bristles.

Of course, war needs have ﬁrst call on presets: production ofnylon monotilamenr bristles, but" they are certainly "something to look forwaol . to after the war".

Nylon roonolilomeni from lhc Ha

Division of C-i-l. is another exam

Of how lndusMal Chemistry it tlidinﬂ Canada‘: war offorh

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Can Car Pid 30 sler o

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Can Steam 12 3.; Gen Eiec °

Cons Smelt Gen vii/rotors 1'2 s“ r riser“ a 3011a siee B a 5-; lriqdogt Wait! if; 3"

TY 9n 6 1.4 Gen rat m gehngateeolowl-N i ‘g 1.; 1:21: Etmllco g3 Ho Smith Phil Pet O0 1m: Tob H Std 011 N .1 i: i‘: o" "mks; .. =1 %*1r.°xr 11

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McColi Front 6 i-é U S Rubber 34 1'2

Mtl Power 24 34 u s Steel C0

Nat Blew 31 Vanadium Corp 21 ‘ _

Nat Steel O04- 43 1_g W651: Union 33

Noranda 47 W611i: Elee 7'8 . ‘~ , gtlllebeclwwer 14 1-2 92 1'2 / /-

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p‘ ° 3 3 4 Abitibi Abitlbi Pfd '° MINING i’ Bathurst A 1g , n A - Imp 011 l‘; 1-8 \\ g TORONTO. Arr" 21_<or>>- .:'

$2213; 'I‘oronto stock quotesas H SHEA-BERRIGAN .1

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Ap Con J5 Redeemer “$88 1g‘ ethe Most Holy ‘c: Aquarius .40 ,ha'ppy event at 330568” °£ a ~ . Armistice .45 lmﬂrning when Rm; A Yeswlﬂav t ' Ashley .03 1-4 9.58.11. the 11mm‘ ' M°D°m‘1d~ "'

Astoria m; 14,1101)’ sands of matl united u. the v Bear Ex .26 Anastasia qau hr mono Geraldine _

Beame n5 the “be hank gsher of Mrs. and o Bidgood J9 to W0‘ 2 Ivan J egé Indian River .1 Boblo .10 Mr. and Mrs. Gccrgeniggaxi’, 5°“ “f L. Brit 113cm .27 this city, B" can. or _ Brou an f7 1.2 - _ Bu“ Mk 236 .0,,Afhé":ngngfe1entewc the chu.1'ch ca] Edm 1'58 by Whom Sh? rel brother William, Gem PM no ﬂage the weggs given in mar. Chester 35 lpleasgngly rmd lug March was Coehenonr .93 Campbell when”! "y MTS- T- Wm. goniaurum ‘ ~95 like soloists duiilialglrsotheactzcdnbpaxtxlied

av s .18 _ ee ra o Deng“, M gferiwwlxiliéotiig Muss. Pleasing solo: Dome 22 34 sham Ewell}; y Mr. Pius Calla- Duquesne ,0’! The br-d r" James PQWBF- Ea. Cr .10 1-2 gowned l‘ 9- W110 was attractlvei Ea Mal 1,25 bleuhedl} a ldusty rose suit wl Eldorado .82 blue We}; 1111818. rose hat and Franco .22 red rose °s° es and *1 “Ilsa-SB 0! Gods L m b2 t" MISS. was attended by her sis- Goldeag m corhm l5 MBYY 5519B. who was be. Gunnar '13 1'2 with Ev gowned in a tan suit, Hard R0 A5 rown accent-cries and a c01- Holling 10 3.11 ‘age "I YEHW T0565-

ome 355 CThe gloom was silpported by L-

m Nick 37 14 pl. William Mclnnls. Jemima m hAt the conclusion of the Mass Kerr Add 5.110 an“ bridal Pa?“ mums? to the

irk L, 33 d! W" _H0t@l. Where a dainty wed- 1 .11 uiiivbiii-‘iditgliiuseiitﬁf‘? “r2.”

amaque .75 _ . 11c ncu - Leitcll s1 Ed Rev- Baal Croken. st. Teresa's, $1 1.1 2.61: itlfxlitiivgiiak F- Cass. st. Dillnstnnﬁs

acassa .9 ~ ~ Macleod 1.60 'l'hr. toast to the bride was pro- Madsen 1.01 P°=Ki by the llrocmsmarl and re- Malurtlc 1.70 spimded to by the oom. McKenzie .90 The groom's gin: w the bride was Mcwagl, 43 1m amethyst pendant and bracelet; Min Corp 1.55 to the bridesmaid. a sterling silver Moneta .29 1-2 Pendant, and to the groomsman a Norzlnda 4s 3-4 leather cigarette case. Normet .80 Mr. and Mrs. Berrigan left by oBrlen .64 plane on a honeymoon trip to Okalta _53 Montreal. the brides travelling Ont Nick .08 1-2 costume being a brown plaid tweed gacalto. 1-4 coat swith matching hat and acces-

amour . some . I-‘aymast .18 The_Gua.rdlan joins with numer- glclxrl Crow pluist igilends in extending hearty fe- ‘

o eer . c a ons. immnﬁi" . iiibaﬁe. lb. *Tilﬂujﬁ

eevu , 7 Cldiiill. ct. “Pan; $30M“ Yéoféfddy S ImimrteriAHead lettuce, each 25¢ Senator .20 5c 61b 150g“

. l; 3 ‘ - I . or 5c 232$“ 31: 1 4 Market Tumlps- 6 for a. Sladm m Parsnips. 7c lb. 3 lb, 25c Sm R0 L70 T Carrots, 6c lb. 4 1b, 35¢ sud B” 19o CORRECTED r a WEDNESDAY Mushrooms, _pel- box 30¢ Teck H 2'80 AND SATURDAY ISSUES gmihiilllilllt, J for n’ 235; ' C . S, _ c 35311331‘; 11-311“ Boiling Meat 15-25c (ii-cur ~ titrz. 294cc wane Am 48° Onions, lb 8c Apples, doz. _ 30 a; 39c. d, '21 1 2 Tomatoes, lb, 29c Pink (JYlQCirlilt. 3 for 25 wenﬂgo 3'45 ' Steak. lb 28-350 Fresh Spinach lb. 25c y!“ i" '09 1 z Beef, qr. 18c l New carrots. 2 hunches ‘"" r - ' Fowl, each $1.20-2.00; Fresh Rhubarb lb. 25c B_ Butter, dairy 40c i Potatoes pk 40c CUR - Eggs, doz., 35-380 sweet potatoes, 1b., 17c Dalhousie .30 libothill 1.30 Pend Ore 1.62 Temisk .06 v Total Sales 159,000.

ﬂax .00

Saden .37 Fishing from Mr. Worth’s

“reserved” pond at Millview ls strictly prohibited by the Fish and Game Protection Act (1937) of this Province.

Offenders will be dealt with as the law provides.

Auction Sale

FRIDAY, APIHL 80TH AT ll (YCLOCK

Itllll of tho newly renovated Fish Market will be sold at public auction per order of the Market

Committee. WJI. BIATON Auctioneer. t-zd-Il-IO-ll.

Farm For Sale

85 acres oi land in a good state of cultivation with good buildings fronting on highway. Property of the

late ARTHUR l-l. SENTNER Hunter River Apply GEORGE A. McKINNON Wlnsloe North

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Terms: Bight months a - proved Joint note with per cent discount for cosh.

Executor

. we». PL 13744 Anprnrcd ior summer- the new walking out unifonn for sir- vrcmen of the Royal Canadian Air Fbrce Tailored on the lines oi the l......., .. .....g.._.. oiu: uniform it ls of khaki cotton (no collar D111. in summeri, black tie and oxiords, blue cap and shoulder bag, khaki stock- ings. The "props" of a leading Airwoman and should-er insignia are oi scarlet, chevrons and crowns oi llmhooulnisslongd ran; in ell-ab, nightly smaller than those worn by airmen oi equal rank. (RCA! Photo)

Elaborate baths, built by tho 1 Fitii‘ 111v MOO-odd years ago arc cnjoyc: by Atiici . -, _ by natural mint-ml springs “hose WﬂiCYS milir i.:i about 70 degrees.

- NOTICE.

"IGNWAYS CLOSED TU hiilTllil VEHIB

LES

Commencing April 7th. 19111, 11nd until further notice,

1- vehicle

all highways in this province arc closed for moio eight of

traffic, except in such crises where ihc ioinl w vehicle and load does not cxcccd 5,000 pounds.

Anyone driving 0n provincial highirirvs t‘ this order shall he dilly prosecuted. Dated the 5th day of April, A.l). 191"». By Order.

0. W. (YANIPBELL, . ‘ _ Acting Clerk of the BXCCUUVQ Louiiﬂi

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