iannsmx - T0 sum. moan)

e For Sale ~ I08. BALI —-SE'I‘ 0F COUNTER. Scales. Call 989-J.

I'D‘ SALEh-COUNTER SCALEE ($401M) Phone 989-11.

i Advertising liatcs- Payable In Advance

Minimum Chane Inranyldvortiaesaenild Oenh. ‘ Central Guardian Locals 5e per ward; Western and lastern Locals h per word; Announcements and C _'_, lvents lo per word: Claimed lc per ward: In Memoriam Notices I46 par Inch; Lists of Floral and iparituai Ulierinas. Cards. etc» Be per name: Letters of Condolence 84c per Inch: Wedding lngaunsenta 40 IIIII for 81.00 and l0 cents for every additional I words; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. 84o per Inch or be per word; Lists of Suhsa-ip-

tiou, 49 cents per inch; Addren and Presentation 01.00. Other rates on anillicatlnn.

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F03 NEUIIAUGIA. LUMIAGO. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds, apply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil At your Druggist.

FOB SALE - MILK AND MILCI! Cows (Jersey). D. F. MacDon- ald, Souris.

‘FOB SALE - PRESSED COD- ﬂsh. 14c per lb. delivered in 50 lb. lots C. O. D. Ohester Mac- Kenule, Murray I-Ifirbor, P. E. I.

¥0ll SALE - ENGINE MILL AND Crusher. Norman I-Iambly, W-ins- loe.

BUILDING FOB SALE AT Hunter River. in good repair, cement floor, suitable ior garage. store o: warphousc. Large show windows, good location. Fred L. Hooper, Kensington.

Wanted

WANTED — LIGHT WINCH. Write Station No. 4, Flat River.

WANTED - BEER BOTTLES. Hides. Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast service. Phone 2208. Maurice Block d: Co.

WANTID—ALE BOTTLES Highest prices paid Fast pick- up service Phone 2542. Evenings 1107. Michael Bros.

WANTED TO PURCHASE: 10;H2 or 12x14 well built bn-ooder house within 10 miles o! Brookneld. State m-iur and condition oi building. Write H. V. White, New Wilt-shire.

WANTED T0 BUY DOUBLE tenement house in city, in good location. Arpply by writing or calling tihe Guardian Box 820. stating price.

Sales ilsln Wanted

descent and Fluorescent lamp bulbs and related lines to In- tllBf-Ildl. Commercial and Insti- tutional accounts. 20% commiss- ion paid on orders received - year round bilsiness with renew- als-exclusive territory. Give full particulars u» Box 8Z6, Guardian.‘

Apt. 0r ilouse Wanted

WANTED — APARTMENT OR three rooms on first or second floor. Unlurnisbed. Phone 1909-1...

-' Gsrsdlrucks For Sale m

Royal Coupe, or will exchange for later coach. J. T. Morris, .

Vernon.

Salesman Wanted

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10m bun swans: TIME shuns Club! Make your leisure hours my big dividend: by taking sub- scriptions for amy of the popular leading magazines such as Read- ers Digest, Lite, Time, McCalls, etc. ‘You receive youn- commiss- ion in advance on every szule. Men - Women - College Stud- ents-Church and Social Clubs- Athletic Teaims — Boy Scouts - Bhut-Ins. are numbered among our present representlves. This may be the answer to your "Extra Dollar" problem. Write today for free supplies to The Guarantee Subscription Agency. Suite 1, 108 Prince William Si’... Beirut John, N. B.

Salesmen Wanted

WANTED TWO MIDDLE-AGED lUSlNESSMEN OR SALESMEN

Wanted: Two mature business- men or salesmen who will repre- sent United States Manufacturing firm in Canada. M. B. Rlchman, new man starting mid-year, earn- ed $0,381.02 first six months. AV- IIAGI of over $1,000 per month. D. W. Orr earned $4,484.76 first seven months. In past 5 years, C. A. Solberg earned a young fortune d $4,149.64. (Solberg works only lbout eight or line months pa rem) Earnings rlzht at start- l. N. ‘Isnsiey $103.00 first 2 hours. ‘I. D. Stockweil, $107.85 first day. I. L. McCullough. $528.00 first week. Over 150 of our men have earned $400 in $3.000 in one month, many being new men. (These s" IWOBN STATEMENTS.) These INI earnings are, of course, c:- ceptional. Many of our top men have been doing this well for ynrs. It's a foregone conclusion tllpt they will do even better new with increased demand. Men who gen “bankrupt” when they start- el new have hi; nsw homes, some tweelrsfnateadofenearesend- children to college-and enioy-

sc sbveral ethic fer nearby territories. Our

Teachers Wasted

wanrin _ ucnnssn rnacn- er lor Little Sands School. Good

“ lament. Malcolm Smith, Secretary. Miscellaneous

FOB HAINTING AND PAPER- lng 0841.1 2127-J,

BUYING LITTLE PIGS 0N Market square Tuesday morning. Paying $15.00 per psi: tor good pigs 25 lbs. or over. Keith Cud- more.

ATTEND THE SALE OI‘ A Chevrolet automobile, 1946 sedan, on the Market Square on ‘mes- day the 24th day ‘of February, 1948 at 12 o'clock noon.

To- l.e_t

T0 LE1‘ -- ONE FURNISHED bed-sitting room. Phone 1004-5.

TO LET-SINGLE ROOM WITH kitchenette privileges. Phone 1166.

'I‘0 LET - TWO FURNISHED roonu suita-ble for light hodse- keeping. Write "S." care of Guam-dim.

iielp Wanted

BPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. AVER- lzc 845-00 weekly for men or woman to supply more than 250 Fannie: necessities to the people in your neighborhood. Write to- dsy tor complete details o! our time-tested plan for test, easy. direct - to - customer sales. Oats- logue Free. I-‘amilex. 1000 Delori- mler. Montreal

CIVIC TAX APPEALS

The Board of Appeal from Civic Rules and Assessments will meet in the Court Room in the City Building on Mon- day the Isl duy of March I948 at the hour of 10.00 A.M., to hsor oll oppeols from Civic valuations and assessments.

J. A. FULLERTON, City Clerk.

— _TENOERS I

lee-led Tenders addressed to the Seerctari. W. H. Horne, Milton, will be received up to noon, the 25th day of March, I948. for the purchase oi‘ the old school house and outbuildlnll, and 1-4 acre of land, with clear title. l0 pa cent of purchase price offered muat- accompany eaeh 1m. der. which will be returned the foliowlns’ day If not accepted.

Highest or any tender not nee- essarily accepted.

BY ORDER OI‘ TRUHTIIS

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TUESDAY, FEB. 24th AT l2 O‘CLOCK NOON

I947 Chevrolet Couch, Hm- er, Defroster end Slip Covers. Like new- ' W. H. DEATON, Auctioneer.

lit straw fag security for the future. Man is ,' "" 5"" ' for this arse-oi

H.108 Qtock GINO 4000Alger ....... ..._.._....'.M IIOOAmIJId ..._...S IOOOA-nq Cdn ...... _....1N 000Ang R011!!! ..... ... Q ........ .... _.. ... 06

I ﬂllAlhlley ._. .... ...- 8.1-4 150 Astor

100 Cent Pat . 1000 Cent For 11500 Centremaq

1200 Chester 1600 Cochen 1000 Colomsc

100 Ccniarum

5100 Con Bestt . 850i Con Homest .

75 Con Smelt 100 Conwest .. 1000 Crestaur .. 500 Dex-soon .

500 Denison

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1000 Orandoro .. 1i 3000 Guyarna . 80 8500 Hard R0 . . i7 ‘I00 I-Iassga . . 97 00 i-Iedley .... .. . 75 17000 l-Ievo Gm .. _ . i5 25o Rolling .... .. . 1; 100 Home 595 1500 llosco 37 as l-Iud Bay 4i 1000 Indian I. 07 230 Int Nick 30 2000 Int Ursn . 52

4350 Joburke

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5500 Parmmq i115 Peymaster 1500 Piccadilly 300 Pi Crow

2000 Regcourt

500 Renabie ..... ..._. 40400 Que Lab ... ... 900 Roxana .. 1350.7 Roybar .. . ..

500 Rysnor .. .

100 San Ant 1000 Senator . 1000 Shawkey 2100 Sherritt .

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110 Ventures 200 Waite .... .. 500 Wekusko . i000 Wiltsey . .. .. Totals sales 433.000.

illaikcts At A Glance’

(Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks higher; golds make good advance Saturday. Montreal-Stocks higher; small general advance in quiet trading. New York-Stocks steady; ss~ lective progress in very slow trad~ ing.

New York Exchange

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Asia, for United Kingdom i“ ‘gm 1;: -——i————-———-—————_— zéilgoeldluﬂlaglhlreen Gamay". 812px? alrfgvegecogiedlns; 11w" w”; twp contests, lllﬂ A: Smelt." 461-2 N Y (‘antral 1'3’ l 8 2 with Hughes. Earle Rrrnsa that we adopt an Whlifh We" w" l ham’ n“ s r211 us ah N Am“ "" " 33 3" ‘Highest oversee in sr Grndll English xii-tibiae and that the which $5M w“ reﬂllwi- “ti” Axons; 311-8 Pen“ w“ " _. Elizabeth Mccaushey ‘Bi-i w" lunch mtnmittee arrange the pack- In: was moved ldioumtd "4 atomrim 8v ﬁip-ii Ff; wit. in; o! the rim box as soon as lunch m“ levied by "i" him" Baldwin __ 13 7-5 Rjfghﬂpf ,3 7 Highest average in Jr. Grades instruction! are received, also It"! "W015i"- 1; and O 1c 3.4 Roam)“ _ 24 3,4 —— Irene Gsmester 96.8 per cent. . Beth 31 a-s seérs Roe _ 33 34 Prizes for perfect attendance — Briggs . car-a sum“, ,5 3“, Vernon McCauzbeY. Caterpillar . 53 i-Z 5 {meg-k 47 Teacher -- Hazel C. H1183“!- C and.O 4i 5 n v- 3.; 1.4 -' Chrysler . s4 a-I. s,,,§$w“y ..., -,_, rump-row w. I. c 1 u 1o 1-2 ‘ . —-—— . , . 92m Raf-ad 5 3° 1'3 23x18 limbdJw a 8 Although n w" a very cold . Resndermnl Property end household effects of the lute W. i. 0°"! 5d - '43 343 Stdbkr . ...... .. 1; 3-4 "m" "w" W"! will?!" memlm" Tldmarsh at 115 Rockford Sin, corner of Fitzroy Sin, Cums A =0 we... s: "d i“? "mm" at ‘hifmfﬂ’ , FRiDAY, FEBRUARY 22in. AT '1 O'CLOCK "m!" - i‘ vow Pw 1‘>51-2"“°°““‘ °’ “‘° "‘“'“ °“ 1o n» 4 o a n r 4 bedrooms ondbniii 51w Auto 1,0,9 c314 U1,“ corp 2 b3 which was held at the home of T0001 "$0. 709"" 9|’ u" 9°] Eris .... .. .. a 3-4 U"; gubbe; _ 4,, 3,4 the President. Mrs. Jas, s. Rern- room on second floor, two finished rooms |n attic, new hot vniii m“ Y" -- 3" 1'4 Vanadium . 14 3-4 silY-IT“ lnf°°iljif fplfiwd furnace with coil installed ‘October, i947. This property adren- Gen Motors . sat-l __ ,_ 1 1.4 snznx v ‘e c - - - - - _ - m, Gmdﬂch m a ‘I 3:33:51}; m u ggegthfuttx. meow“, Hxithgséazt slzlluyaslciizlpted m the reslden nul section of the City For nnrn , ' ' 3. _ QIHILIUGBO PTCVO ~ ' 4000 Mid Cont 327302;‘; 011' ‘ $11,330,“, _' 4; L; were read and sppoved. Immediately offer the sole of property the household iurmtun 1mm“ c"? -- 5W1"? M 15 3'4 ' n sto n . . 071-2 T“? m!‘ °°"“"‘"“” “PM” will be ut end sold Public Auction on the Premises. 1 u 8 P "P 1900 Mylsmsque . 1m PM) _ 44 3.3 . that canvas was ready and that F" .n ' t. n f h sooo rm. Pete mt w 12 acme dying had been done so ma. l W" W 0 PWPMY P "I ATON w0Negus 256 J Mnv . 317-3 hooking could commence soon. K. M. MAlTlN W. H. B! 1 1000 New Mar . 25 1-4 Moo .... .. 4d S-4 The sick w. mittes had no rs- ExQgufQf. ' Augﬂgmef. coco New Norz _Nash m1 ...................... .. u port but “we =- Mk _ place concerning the “ this committee sometimes en-

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13,3311“; day were reported by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture as ll-Prieltiy follows: ‘ envelope Eggs: Free cases, A large 44: otsfruit med 40-42: A pullets 30 -40; B llPole 30-50, C 2040. Packed for nx- ILltate port A large 45; med 43. (ahbr-l Butter: Wholesale Que , ‘ - llPutin iced, iresh and storage no 1 8'1 3-4. n!!!“ Current receipts Que no 1 pss- (mua) l IT-Hilllchote lefllllf- Aalwq crsamery print Job price 60-69 iltChese “Jtcharnrne. l-i: solids N-GB 1-4. ' Itltestaone can 0H0 40.000 srous letter . II-WIrr-nng n. o! Mﬁqaway “QINI, ‘I, QM N" fposs.) '

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QUE! 0!‘ IOOILAND IULIIT 8dr. Horace I‘. liscDwen began a antes o4 sermons on the Epistle d Poul to the Romans on Land's Day last. In this Epistle.’ written to the saruy church at none, bo- fore the Apostle visited it person- ally, lhs theme of the righteou- ness o! Gal is fully developedJiwl can God be Just, and yet the justi- ﬂer of him that bellevsth in Jesus? This question-is here treated with detailed l l-liliiment and analysis. The bsginnlm oi’ the Epistle speaks oi “theicepel o! concerning hisiSon Jesus Cluist our lord", tor I-Ie is the divinely appointed One tibuough whom God has revealed His righteousness. The gospel-the good news of sni- vation tluwmh His sacriﬁcial death 101' sin and subsequent mesuurectiondoclares to men. when they hem-ken and believe it that God through His son has put awoy sin and invests the sinner with His imputed righteousness. It originates with God and has been entirely made possible throuBh l-lls grace. It was promised through ,the Old Testament prophets, and giverain the person o! Jesus Christ,

SCOUTERS NOTICE

W nt Application ionns have been s t out to a rmmher o! Scooters who are eligible for War- rants. When these forms are com- pleted, forward ihnm tc Head- quarters and we will apply for you: Warren-t through Dominion

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1,500,000 jobs were ﬁlled through 1h, National Employment Service in twenty-two months-laundry, 1946, to November, 1947. -

ILQ. _ Rqlsuation fomis are

v mo, a run ed r - ' sent to those vnlw, accordlna 132v“, gjmmio°me°ne§fi ﬂfd 421,146 oi these Jobs were found for available records here at H.Q.. declared m be the so“ m, Godwm‘ veterans have not registaredYouonly have we! “cording m we spirit o‘, ‘ to fill these out oncein s. liletinne. by m‘ resunecuon m“ _ nLgiodnezsygglialJleig/jgistratig; Cards m‘ “W” , m‘ E1534 "m" w?‘ hund!“ Peru" are in the mall and these are your gfsgild ‘fmto'“°‘:°1v‘;’,§°n t; m the higher earnings bracket our: caramel 5w"ai:;§w,{ff“'2§,°} Z35}, one that belleveth; to the through the Executive and Pro- “m” ‘my ‘w’ ° y ' htlow M55131!!! ‘t: the Gigi‘; iessional Division of the Service. . en e." 811150110- r 9TH‘ c“ TOWN TROOP ngrcesssary ilhat the sinner believe

Congratulations to the boys o! 11:°tgl:°{l:;t‘i“- "e1: lﬂlfhwajgff: 26,531 more of these placements were t“ 9m °“ “Mm; ‘he "umd before doc In the natural, be- made through the Special Place- Murray Harbour Trail Rangers to “m” o! m; d" he has none o! manta Division for physicqu a 2-all draw in their return hockey this good work's NW5 deeds, _ Y much at the Forum Saturday meritorious practices iiclailmed as handlcapped works} morning. In ha previous Elﬁneb at n has“ for mvﬂtlon‘ Wm not do. ' Montague t e Murray ar our “w m “m; _ boys had won over the 9m team by ”,h°,°,,“:f°,,,,d axes... itsghatgoixsngs: 204 for persons totally blind, 825 for

a score of 5~1.

All boys of the 9th are asked to be on hand this evening for their games period—-P.W.C, audit- orium. at 6 P.M. Regular weekly meeting will follow st headquart- ers of the 9th at 7 RM.

sliding iEws

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persons totally deaf, and. 53 for persons handicapped by double amputations.

nre as ﬁlthy rags.“ (Isaiah 6416-) In the gospel the righteousness of God-Codi; personal righteousness and His gracious imputed right- corusness to the bellevlns 5111M? is revealed. It is revealed only to those who‘receive by faith the good news. It is a PTOGIQWVQ? revelation, moreover,- for the Christian sees its wondrous depths and glorious (nines: the more he

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Make lull use of your local office of the National Employment Service.

t dies and mediates on the word ‘st: g; Department oi Labour

sailed Saturday-

‘Ih-nnsrlver, for St. John's, Nlld Alpha Zambesl, Liverpool. ' Fort Amherst, New York Montesandra, Le Havre vln

shall live by Faith."

______-_ ' HUMPHREY MITCHEIL. Minister oi Labour AUBURN scnoor. '

A. MacNAMARA, Deputy Minister

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R t. for January: ' “or Elizabeth Mc-

sﬂlm 50h". N- B- . 11 glmpgqn that, we pay 101' the first lid

AT SAD". JOHN_ Grade X -— 1. thus. Sick—Mrs. Ne I 1 I d on hand‘

‘""'°" sﬂmd" C%J§:;Z' V111 — 1 Joseph Me $315.? “'s.»....'“3'n§§.'" 1.2;: xg/Ilrilsaunlglrna Stewart invlul Cakmsk’ "m" Newmsm‘ Caughey ' Lockerby. Miss Annie Phillips. members u. her home m m:

Sailed Saturday ‘ _ ' u. '_- m h meeting, when roll Consuelo, fcr United Kingdom gggg: v.1, §'_“ﬂ§§.g§§nesia§- 11011281112: lifkaltamlsfasylxelillrsamvsVg: Wlllrcbe answered with an Irisl Prince Williams. Antwerp ' ' ' ' m. Collections amounted n

Oaughey. Hamilton, Mrs. David Ramsay, J ,

Arrived Sunday Rattler, from Australia Red Jacket, Australia. Sailed Sunday

$1.95. Twenty cents was receivei for rent ct freezer. One mtmbl paid dues. Mrs. Wm. Ramsay Nil an. article on health sud llil attached questicnaire was answered.

Miss Hattie Taylor. Lunch-Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. J.M. Ramsay. M"- wih. Hamilton, Mrs, David Ram- say.

Grade III — i. Henri’ Sﬂvldvnt. 2. Ruth Gmiestsr, 8. Vernon Mc- Csughcy.

Grade 11 _ 1. Eleanor Hughes,

min-non. Feb. 22- (cri- BIIILIIIIIG IIWIIEIIS Produce prices quoted here Satur- . .

We are prepared to offer quick service on building n- poirs ond alterations nt the present time, while ccns-truchon work is slack. Skilled tradesmen and moteriuls ere more

readily available now, then they will he Inter in the season.

counters but no one could think or a way to remedy this so no change was made except that there will be one member ‘from each road on the new committee with the hope that no one will be overlooked l! he is ill. The school committee had no report. The

new cunncnlttces were appointed

teurissd n4; no z 66. First grade “ping points) wholesale:

Cheese: Current receipts wmtern white as 7-10. (Fob factory ship- Western white and colored 3t 14-80. No

other prices established. .

L. M. POOLE end GIIIIPAIIY

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