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MS . 3"" ”""""' 'Cosi' Of Public Hospital

r , I O - VANCOUVER. (cpl-construe .. . I can-no:.o:1:;:::cc: Keeps HM H , . 2 a S S I I e S c""'"” I' I" New York Stock: ”"'7 ""' '9 m " "ll "' -cu uason,IAPI ' "' as Tnpled Slnce war 5 ' - .;':f.I.”.,,'""',.,,,,',,..,'I,I' H1 mm ' gin "Iurrrisins vitality." uys oirrawa (OP)-Theeoat ofCan- mental institutions and bowl .s Monday. JulY 25, 1955 The Guardian Pagill O y "-13?! gghileifi 33?:-;ri,'ip-eglymhcli; rm: u7pw1 :'tld58ik.;Anvc:mMflgl; gi;f'..;';.fia'lf:;ic'-Mziilicz-h. :1:-"Ln :1-C: geWuusdho?l3;lIlsg::nld oggireg :::e:otbymill.;-derjesersz gov .. p, p Boarders iiccannadated Falala IIOIIIWIIIIC WANTED TEACHING PRINCIPAL "ffk,,:2":,',;L ',:t":m;I.iuh;.. M ,,mn,:,,&u;m mm on W mmigqllfdugrw -c"V"fl '""" Il2'."i'f'zr-'z'Ji”'.i...'f's.'i3 ilebiiiili ..I'”fni3'up'.'.1ii?l"i?5i'.I .33" J - mRn,m, p - ::rc:is.if:: ::I:iz.;na;n:'cemi:mtlh; New York um exchanle. Dome like vo1u.n1:Ii;au;n.aIo:il1"toI:I:eoakls: w&' L of atatistlca' latest '."'ye'a'r.' W "I "mm m "I

Mines lost it over the week's trad-

ing to close at 15114. International

Nickel gained 36 to 737a. Mclntyre to .

for the year in the fourth quarter, Most observers are certain it will unless inventory accumulations at

housework. Apply Box Y R. Guardian.

report on hospital finances shows Canadians spent 327,036,000 on M public hospitals in 1953 comps ed

Public hnspitais' share of dians'.tntai personal spending it , consumer goods and services in .

Home cooking. Phone 988:. car: Leaving

English speaking for 4 teacher 50 pupil school at self contained R.C.A.F. Station Iocated'-15 miles south of Que-

ties on the political scene and dea- pite technical difficulties that

gggjjmmm ron sans-amps, sumo. . 11 t m V1,, mu. alwii" ""'0""i! meviionnllv added three 87. Canadian consume - plants put .1 M, '50,” 519 1. me, E . 1952 g 1,; , - , m, - CAR LEAVING F03 3081.0" tame, U! .1", wuhmg mum”. bec City Exce en community e and ii I accom 31:91:?! emarkets trying to Pacific dropped ii to 35'la, Hiram on buying, enthusiaszngh amper gumssss M mbglnculmu "marl: H Drlrazent agent a rise I July '

29th. can accommodate etc. Going cheap; family leav. dations available at nominal cost. Sick leave plan in ef- Distillers Seagrama gained V: to Steel reports "prlceg in gu ug.

own ALMOST no (moon I - nve passengers. Phone 24-21. ing province. can be seen at feet, Modem school and teaching facmties Teaching up "I:;:t week the Associated P Walker was up V; to 7415. and ments of the steel market In on 0 ' ,i , ' go of 00 stocks gained 32 4055. hi h DC" "I lull - :

F0” Augumm Digmml" summer street to GT3-de XL ADPIY Kivmg Quanflcatlonsi 33131? 9XP9Ct9du and closed at 378.30. only 10 cents On the American stock ex- Ilrodugcei 11183;. iillPl1r0.llIlltO::uyl1:g y ej;l::I;:,3P,- nI';;?u,I:,Iu;Ig1g,.II4;I-Xgliqlglgte-fmmm I;

LEAVING FOR TORONTO ON Saturday. July 30. Desire com- pany. No charge. Dial 6373 after 12 noon.

CAB" LEAVING FOR TORONTO Tuesday or Wednesday, July 26 or 27. C316 accommodate three. Phone 2. cars and Trucks For Sale

T0! SALE-1950 CHEV SEDAN.

excellent condition. Dial 9173. Today's Special Old but built like a bat-

tleship great for towing and deliveries.

1950 FARGO PANEL I T. R. McLa1ne Ltd.,

WANTED-IGIBL OB MIDDLE- aged woman as housekeeper; two adults. Mrs. Francis Mur- ray, Grahams Road. Phone New London 16-24.

Protestant School Com- Marie, St. Sylvestre, Lot-

marital status, etc., to Chairman, mittee, R.C.A.F. Station Ste. binlere, P..Q.

WANTED-WOMAN OB CAP- able girl for light house work in country; two adults. one child. Good wages. Apply in writing to Victoria 1'. O.

Lia": a Fund

LOST AT MONTAGUE RACES July 20th, man's Bulova wrist watch. Finder notify 16 Douglas Street or phone 7469. Reward.

LAWNS CUT. BAKED AND TRIM- med. Phone 7855

LADIES BE INDEPENDENT. Live as you want to. Have

WANTED I OFFICE CLERK 1

Local Financial Institution requires female office clerk immediately. Applicadts should have at least grade 11 education, previous elcperience desirable but not essential. I

WRITE P. 0. BOX 458 Charlottetown.

under the-record high established July 6. ' The five most active issues on

NEW YORK (CF) - Canada's currency management has one of the best records in the world, cur- rency expert Franz Pick says in Pick's Currency Yearbook pub- lished today.

Pick, publisher of Pick's World Currency Report and noted as one of the world's foremost authori- ties on currency, also notes in the Canadian section of the 400-page manual of the world's monies that since 1951, the rate of the Can? dlan dollar has really been made

the New York stock exchange were

change. Lake Shore was

gained it to tWqL Oil was up '6 to 14.

Canadian Currency One Of Best Managed In World

flow of world trade.”

an annual publicatio .

Boston Cool As U. S. Roasts

un- changed at 5115. Giant Yellowknife and Royalite

currency values which are pre- sently determinant factors in the

Detailed analyses of 74 of the worlds leading currencies are pre- sented in the yearbook. planned as

schedules. Most recent advances ;: dsixt cents 3 pound on high e sees an 5.6

tool steels." P" "I" " Referring to the usual slacken- ing of interest in th mgnths. the magazine comments: :ogs””'.iZ "iii. S"i”i"iii M” ””'i s rn mg apprec-

ably. Overflow second quarter tonnage is heavier than had bggn indicated. Cutbacks from auto- motive and related lines haven't Lnnagerialized in noticeable vol- mm???

50105 and high humidity made the stew even more unbearable in some places.

'No relief is in sight," was the SOEEV word from the New York weather bureau.

"1 Washington. thousands of government workers were sent home early as the heat leached

G sununer.

Woodsman Dip American Wages

WASHINGTON (AP)-The north- eastern pulpwood industry denied Friday that importation of Cana- dian woods laborers has reduced wages 'and cut employment of Americans.

Gordon M. Tiffany of Concord. N. H.. lawyer for the northeastern group of the committee on imports of the American Pulpwood Indus- try, refuted the allegations made and said the investigation is not necessary.

"The pulpwood industry." he said, "categorically denies these charges. The facts are that the

wood industry in the northeastern United States has been made only to the extent necessary to fill short- ages of deomsti labor."

He said that in 1962, Ihe peak

S83.l4il,00ii--public hospitals were I j., in the red by almost 510000.000. t

collected financial statistics hospitals in 1932. annual costs have been higher ihan earnings.

worked out to 83.242 3 year in 1953. Average Casi of a day's case rose to 811.46 from 35.16 in 1908. By provinces this figure varied from a low of fun in Prince Ed- -, ward island in a high of 814.1) I British Colulhhia

consumer. The bureau's index of 3 , hospital room rates rose 100.1 per 1 cent while its index of total health costs. cines. doctors and drugs, rose 50.1 - per cent. only slightly more than the 49 per rem general rnst of liV- . ing increase.

PATIENTS PROVIDE MOST

In fact since the bureau first from .

Average cost of a hospital bed I"

, ;.

This meant higher mat; to the

including hospital. medi-

For the bulk of has 1 income. '

our own busing", Mon mug. in New York's foreign exchange I l'e8r'I high of 90. It was the 81.! per cent. came from earnin M3lP9Que Road gating proposition. Write Don- market. whichphas the world's lar- NEW YORK (AP)-Th? holiest elghul C01759Ci"iVe day above 90 numb" 9' I;"P”"ed lC""glI'” from services to patients DmI.7358'9 aldina Cosmetics Co.. 576. St. Rest turnover in Canadian dollars. MY 0' the Yeiir left millions in for the Capital. wmke" wash 567' "1 b'"f I,” Ciel Kovernments rnntrihuted 61- open Evenmgs 930 RM. Cat-herme St. East. Montreal. He esnmates us, investments in the northeastern United sme, New York's Mayor Robert F. ;"9't:',lITgE0Il:A:vW1&lAd1?E:Ixl; " '39- per com and municipalities 3.6 per Que" Den-L 95. Canada at s9,0oo,ooo,ooo in 1954, wilted and hunting Friday. It wa; W ner excused non-essential cl R0 ' V cent. The remainder was made . - In ,, statement ammundng pub, 100 degrees or better in severa e ployees at 1 p.m. The official Tiffany laid Olcli of UK (311? of grants from hospital care plans. ' Fuf San licatlon of the book. Pick said the W988. in the high 903 nearly high in the weather bu;-esu 9., ians. so per cent of whom. were donations, on," "mg". nd WI, '

wood cutters. provided raw mater- ial for about three workers in the manufacturing part of the pulp and paper industry.

"If the use of Canadians was eliminated," he said. "the I952 total. production of 01.133.000.000 might well be induced by one- third."

The Canadians, he said. are paid me prevailing wage and work un-

volume, "starting with the Afghan- istan afghan: and ending with the Yugoslav Dinar represents the most exhaustive research into the history and present status of the

everywhere.

The temperature hit 114 in South Wales. near Buffalo, N.Y., 102 in Plhinfield. N. J., 101 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

By a freak of nature, an east wind off the sea air-conditioned Boston to a comfortable 82 most of the daywhile the area around the seaport sizzled. The winr

tributed services. .p

Public hospitals span! 36-4.927,9g . on new-.buildings and improvg menls Ill 1953.

Ofvtbis. 17.! per cent name tron - provincial governments, 211 pa NM Mm! Private grants. 33.0 pg cent from debenture ceedg nu mortsase loans. and 10.5 per cent from municipal governments.

The federal government's share

the battery was 96.0. But in the city's streets and at La (luardia airport it was 100 or better.

NEW FACTORY

VANCOUVER (GP)-A u,ooo,. 000 paper-converting and box fac- i0l'l' is being built by Crown Zel- lerbach Canada Limited on Luiu island. eight miles south of Van-

use of Canadian labor in the pulp!

SPRINGHILL NOVA SCOTIA HIGH SCHOOL

A Teacher with High School or Academic License wanted for the 1955-56 term to teach the following sub- jecia:

History and Occupations (IX), Geometry and Biology (X), Algebra (XII)

Salary 31990 - 32950 inclusive

TOR SALE-COOKING RANGE. perfect condition. Phone 9382. ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT FOB sals. Ideal for summer cottage.

Beecher Dewar, Brudenell.

FOB SALE-SUMMER COTTAGE at Brighton Shore. Apply 476, Guardian.

For. SALE--NINE ems, snvmv

NOTICE

Modern Window Cleaners

BENEFICENT BIRDS

German Folklore held that storks gathered babies from ponds, wells, marshes and springs and bundledI

114 Kent Street

Charlottetown slacked off in late afternoon and couver's business centre. It will der conditions corn hi to th se was 7.6 - - .ld. RlhMNeill. th I , v para: o per Thepgmggndg at-a;:dutl)L . is is ac of local increase; em to avored families Bostons temperature rose to 91. be completed in March. applying to American employees. 001310 9l'0lI"0fIIO!'” hospital funds. 3 ' T5! SA!-E-M10035 RANGE "W" at Aaron applications, stating references, experience,

with reservoir. Apply Percy Lund. Bethel.

FOR. SALE-BULL CALIF. Shin-thorn grade. Fred Turner, Winsloo. Dial 5781.

TOI SALE - STANDINO E- otlw hay. Brenton Dollar, Brookfield.

FOB SALE-ONE N0. T MAS-

sey Harris side delivery rake. Doiroa Bron, Wheatley River.

'03 SALE-1 E0-ROW POTA- to cultivator. Mrs. Dan Nich- olson, Albany.

TOR SALE-14 ACRES STAND-

ing hay. John P. Coady, Sea, view.

FOR SALE - 000 FEET 01'' boards. James Maccallum, Brackley Point.

FOR. SALE-SUMMER COTTAGE Brighton Shore. Lights and water. Reasonably priced. Phone 5006. -

....m.D...L..D.m.....

l'0R SALE-GOOD USED ELEC- tric refrigerator: also one small

Sales Help Wanted '

SALESMAN- n 2:.- oning. Largo Na ration. 01.500 to 310.000. rm. wire. Utility. 330 South Dear- born. Dept. C85. Chicago 4.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED - TEACHER POI stanhope school. Supplement 3500. Apphl Reginald Ross, Sec- retnry.

TEACHER WANTED MT. MEL lick school, 12 miles from Oharlottetowa on paved high- way, N pupils. Apply W. E. Drake. secretary.

Teachers Wanted

Four women teacher wanted. Catholic English School, Bale-Ctr menu. High salaries for qualified

sized J! c r o s e n e refrigerator. Firestone Home and Auto Co. Ltd.

TOR SALE -THREE SMALL houses on street leading off Belmont Street. Telephone 9525 or write P. O. Box 175, Char- lottetown.

teache 3 with experience. Fare to Bale-Comeau paid by School Board. Classes: 5th & ooh Grades: 7th Grade; 8th & 9th Grader; 10th A iltb Grades. For further in- formation: -

Reverend L. Bellemaru. C.S.V. Box 730, Bale-Comeau, P. Qua.

license, tox-

A. G. ALLBON, Iocretary, Board of School Commissioners. Ipringhill, Nova Sootia.

AUCTION sur-

AT UNION ROAD

of Furniture of the Fxtate of John A. MacKinnon July 30th, at 1 P.M. Standard Time

8 piece cheaterfield suite, piano (Duchess), occas- ional chair, wicker arm chair, wicker rocking chair, par- lor table, antique sofa and chair, 5 leather bottom dining room chairs, 14 chairs, 2 dining-room tables, davenport, congoleum square (9x9), electric washer, electric, radio, hot plate, 1 electric table lamp, electric iron and 4 flat irons, 5 bedsteads, 2 spring tilled mattresses. 3 springs. 3 bureaus, 3 commodes, 1 chest of drawers, 3 wash stands, 7 tables, 1 good Fawcett range, Queen heater, 3 rocking chairs, sliding couch; kitchen desk, gas lamp and lantern, 6 oil lamps, set clock scales, 1 pump jack and U2 I-LP. electricgmotor, wheel-barrow, cream separator (De Laval). team truck wagon, 2 truck wagon wheels, buffalo robe, 2 step ladders, fire extinguisher, 1 antique hall rack and spinning wheel, pictures, bedding, mats, dishes, pots, pans, several antiques, other articles too numerous to

with the most advanced truck features the industry has ever seen!

nlI:IIsv stlafin: F:liIlsIiItINl;i;s 333:.-' mention. Terms cash. If wet first fine day. :::::”e'...:::i::i.::”:9.:' '..."-Em.-::.:.i:.-: CLAUDE www- .Georgetown. Schools in Western Canada. Sal- Auctioneer, Ion SALE-ll scans or LAND ""('.'ff,,f”"”T””””,c',u muniggml Exoautors: um: h a t in ild- 3' ' ' W. ,:""W,'d" ,,:,'f,,,”" 33,,” Grade and 3&1-1'! in Iccoidlim 3, 3, gen, Only new Chevrolet M3 FO& Trucks

with electricity. Robert Hard-; ing, Darnley.

FOR SALE - SCOTCH COLLIE and Shepherd crossed. males 810.00; also registered Scotch Collie pups. Winfield Gamble. Belmont Lot 16.

For. sans-om: NO. 5 COCK- shutt power take off side de- livery rake with tedder attach- ments, on rubber. L. J. Ros- aiter, Grafton St. East. Dial 3186.

with qualifications and exper- ience. Furnished and heated liv- ing quarters provided in most cases. Federal Service Pension Plan. group hospital and medi- cal lnsurance. etc., available. For appiicatio form and further information apply to the follow- ing according to preference of location: Mr. A. V. Parmlnter. Regional Inspector for B. C. and Yukon. P. 0. Box 70. Vancouver 2. B. C.: Mr. L. G. P. Waller. ” i ' Inspector for Alberta. on Public Bldg. Calgary, Alta.:

MRS. ELMER DUFFEIT.

ENGLISH CARS FOR SALE

ONE 1954 HILLMAN SEDAN ONE 1952 AUSTIN SEDAN

ONE 1951 HILLMAN SEDAN ONE 1950 HILLMAN SEDAN

bring you cl those truly nodes.-1.; dgglgn gnd engineering features today!

They're the marks of as modern. truck. and they out-date any make without them!

And they're the money-making, money-saving advantages that ask this question: Can you

CNHV&Q'I-IV

more glass area al around. A new glass-guard molding completely surroundstheside 'd ,vo- ducing possibility of breakage. A wide-view wrap-around rear win. dow is available as an extra-cost option.

Fresh air in all kinds of With Chevrolet's new High-Level ventilating system, air is drawn in through louvers at cowl level. 'l'hai

LL

Most i3.VliGv)CiiGi?tiJ Trucks on any job

ancethatcots operathgooata ind shaves valuable time than your scheduled

Tubeless tins standard .6. Vs-ton models. Pickups, panda, Suburban Clnv-ail: - al models h the la-ton class now come with new tubelus tires. Here's poster pro- tection against blowouta.

Ivory Power Helper in the book.

Thotlewcawvoodlsr-Ier.Sporta model of the truck held -designed with speciniiolitirimincllmogi and iow,withunootb.iIaethas. here's the gills: piety on

pop, ML; - EBEFY Aclms, Mr. J. D. Cairns. Regional ln- ONE 1950 MORRIS CONVERTIBLE r.a” . . i . "J Powerybrakemforexnrnple-abig may well cnsaoasuiiotenc-class feierm Road. lslx room house. page mt;-r Rsea-gsiilc1:ici;v'vIa(sn.N:ili;4 grog 13;? HIIiIfJLMAN SEDAN " kV ”"I'”"'I M: "'9'" WW next new ;:f;3;h”1;;”c:g"fgrg,;fo,j,jf hehipl 1.3 reducing am. .30.. Oftruck owneut urnls ed. a I ronveniences. - - -- - -5 - N 1 P U: Calovrblo Jud ' . W is inc ' . f 2 - private dam. good(fishing. Also :3-r rM:;::'nmamg:g:I;inIr;:lni;e- FECF '. '" yo""'I" "'””I”” M” ”"d"”'"' standard :.Ii::I::nz"; yiiesx: C”?! I” new Nesco electric roaster. 0 0 - -- I - P33300- large. fully automatic. 140.00 for mm Ha-rsravo st. Iwinnim. SPECIAL 1954 HILLMAN SEDAN (Demonstrator) I; addiaoaauuga-upland...

quick sale. Charlottetown 5070. Murray River E-:52.

FOR SALE

Television

YOUNG MEN WANTED NOW TO qualify as radio and television

MARTIN'S GARAGE

256 QUEEN STREET

Ioglnning with W,Z entirely new dovaiopwnanth Mod dolkn. Fa its in he I any line of HUN. Qovnld

Custom cab features in ext-a comfort of a foam rubber cushion and harmonizing two-lone inside. Outside. bright metal molding and

Power Steering, mother stra- cost option, cuts tux.-ning cifort ma to 8095. There's new gas-saving Overdrive, as an extra-cost option on 1,4-tonmodels. ..andtrId

your new touch. You saleotia is wider than ever baton. Choose the color cnmhirratim that beat matches your lob. that best Cale attention to you and your hud-

technicians or wireless opari- bring-you aw-solhaoaatauun. an two-tone color opus... o... - , g g new Tim -07 will he takfsa '0 -0" ram how 9'” :i.”."'..3”'sEfi:.f”t.'iim?33";Fd i 3'Z'..”.'.I.”i'i.:.".'I""""' 'L".i'..'?..i.”' 3”” "'."""-i- m.o.v.....,. ....... ...... ... II.'2'."..'.”.'.i.'.'.-”...i.”i3'...ii.i..Z'i'fZ..'7.i'. ;:,',;i;;"';;;;;;:' ;;v;j,;i;;g barn. In good ('0ndIf.i0n. monthly. depending on length of N 0 T I C mode... 50.. - " "'""""i”- quicker. You may have it rnod- cost on Vi-. 34-. and Hon yobs. mom. service. No experience 009693 "VP? cm ""4" me boo.” M; N... They're worthwhile extra-cost Two miles west of Sum- us a ved corres- lob--bochd-a-Iaaanagoaq . One iinni wort When the rim rordind try Dnwfgh m I "ha u&'...'n.. 'r.nk.pomg...g..,es.-up”-yea by helpers that can save you alot of mm. (0 mde h ..,, mbk he merside. Selling because of g;;gdf';g',uc;;";;;-mmg;m,u,;'.? DEPARTMENT or THE PROVINCIAL sscnsrranv NJ"...-u hung g . hefty I1-vol eleetrial -m..... can and mono! :. &e ions no H ,,,,,,,,,,, , ;,., ..,,,,,,,,, in hum-., starting soon. Write. Without olr THE Cl-IARITIES ACT .,...g.g....g.... g Q"i”'”' '"'""'- "" ”' ”” I truck -nun to use I pod-sinod mm cantaacx I'l”"&"du” F” '3 '3." '32:” M '””""”'” " "" "" "'"'”” 1 ion inns i- -4 '- - -M : 9 5 '3' '1' "" ' increased generator capacity i ' - ad.U Th bo Act pasaedtthlaatselslonefthe . Llnkletter Road I3I..g::1-iutcosIIt.e.g.'1ioI?tlntil:I.I(I)nt.. m.aV: A:,mb1;,Y as T O '. d” anoti:er.."I.1::eli:l.:t-coanproesion Ng CHEVKIEY at n W DECO SCTOCV NI . V HE Y . 1. M cnanrrv DEFINED l hm M, m mu 3 Hwwwzrkghmhh Mule-I-y O c....;.72"......n:' ......u ,T”""'5Tio, ,mm.,,.nmn" .00”, "Charity" means any pe association, institute 1 inryaow.Caovqoia'-nnsafety FOR , an not at. or organization under whose auspcea funds for benevo- Sun In 0!! If sit! Vila In -' For um .. Arsnrunm AT 'I9"iv ed"c'i"0""- c”"""”- c"'”'I”b'9 ”" '9"3'”"3 9"” "”'””'”.' ""”""'"" '”' You got the most modern trucks money can buy in pages beraised. iiiiictlicnllectioi-0-a-av -- INSUMMERSIDE J?.G"'”" 5'- "”"'.'1I2'.. mm. '”"""'"""""""""" ddaatasafeyaqssnaiowg '"""' ' ' ifpn-.' urmuv "Cl-IA ABLE FUND" DEFINED "MW iiilide 9 Be-aw -w mm '”-3--. -It-i--"--. -"'-i R” .. -m--333'-it-if '"""""'"'" Chevrolet s New home directly behind hob none; on can 2 "Charitable imnd mean any fund in excess of softer seat moon can reduce: tau.-qua-u-auuou.11n - . pitai in 8ummerIldc's new ' ' 5100.00 raised for benevolent, educational, cultural, aim fatigue. a new imminent whaauauouau uoaqun " -' ear. residential district. r ,mu charitable or religious purposes. " dustarthaicaabareadatadanea. inches of safety also sign. ROIQ. immediate 00" I A N 1' I D - ALI 3111.3: ' The Act requires thlt Ill ' charities and "charitable and more durable contraction you a wldu. vimliy nobau-us. . r.I:u..:auu our Chmhlp .1'benewPlita-lids awkwardness-saga-do I10 IP91? rib My 11 ?f m f -among its members for purposes or E objectseonnectadwithtite ortouryooiiection - ', .. DI'I"' 3" II” P. '' ""I'Ip” . . mmyatwwhdmPmm&l , . ' I province hsiidim, (!Iarlnt1:stown-- o. . ,, W”;-;' 4 . s. rnrwnvc, m mzm at. N1 W"