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and Appreciation. 84c per Inch or tions. 63 cents per Inch; Address

The advertiser agree: for damages arising out o

the advertisement in which the error is due to the negligence of there slilll be I10

Aiivartlsing Rates Payable In Advance

Central Guardian Locals so per word; Western and Eusteru Locals in per word: Announcements and Coming Events so per word: In Memorinin Notices Mo per Inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cords. etc.. so per name; Letters per inch; Wedding Engagements, 40 words for 51.00 and 10 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of Ilhanlu

Other Estes On Application

the publisher shall not no liable errors in -G-utlsements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of

liability tor non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

Advertlseuient 25 Cents.

so per word; Lists of Subscrip- and Presentation, 31.00

error occurred. whether such its servants or otherwise. and

Agents Wanted ;

agencies or A-1 salesman. carry well established line of pearls and Costume Jewellery III the Maritime Provinces. Must have no conflicting lines and must be able to give thorough mvemge. Experience preferred. put not absolutely necessary. naply, giving full particulars to Box number 181. Guardian of- 'ice. 4

liars & Trucks For salel ;:,;; &7Fin. Ar-1 ply Kevin Hagan.

Rocky Point. ....a-----"mtsmT""- remain lieill Wanteil pp

'w,m1-En .. RELIABLE GIRL nr woman for general house- work. Apply Mrs. H. Barry

7, Cnlirloliclnwn.

taking

cooking for three S and Frank

rare or elderly lady. Smith. New Argyle.

ivANTnn. Ar- ply in own handwriting to uuardian Box 182, Guardian 01-! lice. jn

lvanren -- saaesnsnv FOR Ladies' Ready-to-Wear store. Ap- ply to Box No. 133, Guardian Office. pil

WA-NTED - BRIGHT room: larly sales clcrls. one with store selling experience preferred. Apply in person to the Wriflhl shoe Company, Grafton Streig Store.

For Sale ..

-........MM-------I yon EALE -. DESIRABLE LOT so x 100 ft. Apply 17 Fellini: Bl- Em ML; .. an H. FLAG 901.11. write Box 185 Guardian Office.

roa. SALE-BOX row. ONE-TON truck. Good condition. Phone

2532.

--D.....M..s:.-M---- FOR SALE-KITCHEN RANGE. perfect condition. Apply 106

l'mlPr Prince St. ,-.-.....-.....-s---S- Hllt SALE - ONE BIIOOD SOVV in lsrrow July It. l-Jmmctt .Vl,c- Giiigan. Hunter River.

I-l0lt BALE - AT VERNON. house. lot and outbuildings. Ap- ply to Frank Vessey, Newtown CYOSS. -.

ir'6ii. SALE - ELECTRIC. WATER. heater. venetian blinds, under rugs and fireplace grate. Phone 531.

FOR. SALE--BUCKWHEAT (SIL- vcrhulll. Arthur Inman. Hamp- ton. -

I-103 SALE-I7 BUSHELS FOUN- datlon Ciinso potatoes. Karl Bouiter. Victoria.

FOE SALE-I'LANTS. TOIIIATO. 20 cents dozen; cauliflower. 10 cents dozen: cabbage. 20 cents dozen. No parcel post: or c.o.d. Percy C. Bowness. Albany. RR.

FOR. SALE - MOODY THRESHER. good condition. Seed barlc.V- cleaned. Harry Linkletter, PhoncN

602-4. Summersidc.

FOR. SALE - HOUSE. LOT. shoe repairing shop and two out- buildings. sell cheap for quick sale. Aubrey Doiron. New Spring Park.

FOR. SALE - HOUSE AND LOT in 0'Leary. Also Enterprise rangcl and kitchen cabinet, priced for, quick sale. as owners 1caving1 Province. Apply Mrs. W. Gorrillw 0'Leary. Phone 39-3.

FOR SALE -- I3 FT. CEDAR

Boat, copper fastened. dcckcd in

Complete with 0.'l iivinrudc mit-

hosrd motor. Used only 4 hours

Price 542500. E. Ii. ilcndcrson.

Box 243. Pictou. S

FOR. SALE - C.G.h electric stove with it warming oven. First.-class con- dition. Big bargain at 350. Aus- tin A. Scales. Freetown, P.E.l.

FOR. SALE -- CULTlVATOIt AND mould board hlllcrs .cnmplcte for Inteinational "iii" tractor. Bscd about 2 days. s2'l.'z. Austin A. Scales. Freetown.

HAVE IN STOCK LIM ply hay loaders, horse and trac- tor mowers. power take-oft aide rakes. crop blowers or silo illi- crs. Hay bslers to arrive oarIY next week. weeks Farm Equip- ment.

FOR SALE - IN MURRAY HAR- bor. P.E.I. nine room house. douglss fir finish, hard wood iloors. plastered through- out. two storey barn. hen house. fourteen acres cleared land and some wood land. Apply: Mr. W Chester 5. MacDonald. Barrister and solicitor. Q.C.. P.0. Box 341. ghone No. 2846, summerside, P

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GOOD USED PASSENGER TIRES 87.00 each. Truck tires 750 - 325 - 900x20 830.00 each 32x6 ,s25.0(: each. 700 - 750110 - 17 310.0” each. New retreads following sizes (standard tread) 000x16 - 630 - 070x15 012.00 each tiiitixih 114.00 each. Truck tubes 550:? each. Passenger tubes 32.00 each -Shipped C.0.D. collect. Glendale Tire co., 1287 Weston Ed, To- ronla..0nt.

- We wanted

IvTNTs:n- Assxs'rAN'r siiofiiif order cook. three ,hours daily. Apply Queen Hotel.

liellilllanteil-Male & Female

.. T? WANTED m”'m”””E” "mi: OPPORTUNITY ron MAN on

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woman to service Watkins cus- tomers in Charlottetown. No ex- perience or investment necessary. Earnings well above average. Write immediately to Dept. ZO- CIA The J. R. Watkins Company 350 St. Roch Street, Montreal. Que.

Lost. LOST-CABIERA. r?nowrYirT'oEii. at Dalvay. Finder leave at 92

Weymoiitli. Reward.

Miscellaneous

ASHES A-ND GARBAGE nstril ed. Phone 1993-J or 1063-L.

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NOTICE - ANYONE HAVING Jock Screws belonging to Frank E. Murphy, Noboro, kindly return at once.

salesmen Wanted

VVANTICD - SALESMAN. VVRITE Box 462, Charlottetown.

sis AN 1-. EN spare time. Just 3 easy free trial sales of amazing Patented Automatic Refrigerator Defros- ters can pay you that. Hun- dreds of hot prospects, commis- sion. Rush name. address for guaranteed profit offer. D-Frost- 0-Matic Co. Dept. No. 33, New- innrket, Ont.

To Let Ei3TnTZTwo7i'ddaIs715ii6ivi; 1111.31-L. T0 LET-HEATED ROOM ON ground floor. Phone 3052-J.

FOR nasr - rnnN1s.I-mi") front room. heated. Apply 221 IV9ymnitlh Si.

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TO LET - LIVING ROOM. KIT- chcn and bath for summer. Call 3153-L. after 5 p.m.

FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR. OVER- night guests, also store. Apply Mrs. James Campbell. 90 Pow- nai St.

FOR. RENT - LARGE HEATED furnished room. First floor. Adults. Central. Phone 2099-L

after six p.in. '

Teachers lliantoil

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TEACHER. WANTED FOE. MILO School. term 1952'.-53. Supplement s4oo.oo. Apply Mrs, Everett Mili- igan. Ooleman, R.R.

TEACHER. WANTED FOE CAV- cndisii School. Present supple- ment 3400. Mrs. Sterling Stewart. Secretary.

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TEACHER WANTED FOR WHEAT- loy School. Present supplement S400. Philip Matheson. Oyster Bed Bridge. secretary.

WANTED--T E A C H E It FOR Chewy Valley school. Present supplement 3300.00. Joseph Mur- phy. secretary.

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WANTED -. PRINCIPAL FOE Emerald School. Good supple- ment. Apply J. R. Smith. secre- tary.

WANTED--T E A C H E It FOR St. Mary's School. Lot 22. Pre- sent supplement 5400.00. Raymond Doiron. secretary.

TED .. PRINCIPAL AND :-5. slant for Crapaud School. Present supplements S450 and 5400. Mrs. Tom H. Best, Sec- reiziry.

TEACHER. WANTED FOR TRAV- cilcrs Rest. school. three miles from Summerside on paved highway. Errol Lsughlln. Sec- rotary.

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Sunimcrville School. Martin llyncs. sc.:rct.ary.

NIcQtlBI(I. secretary. Noiv Wilt- shlrc R.R.

pleincnt 3400.00. King. secretory.

school. Present supplement 5425 Mrs. Arnold Meek. French River

It-iA4lh'.'lTEliT-'-TEACTII-'31: r o R

Mrs. Noll K. Snlmond.

Callum. secretary.

Westmoreland School.

Moore. secretary.

typewriters iiw occasion Fnmanr terms on Remington Portable

mlngton Rand. 104 Kent Street

Vlsnteil

-z--em nm-m-;'m?T-.WWTT:.: wgpuggn - ONE 01! TWO GIRLS Phone

to share In apartment. I100-J.

.m&. -THREE UNl'llIlNlSll-

Vinrsn

ed rooms near Borden. Write

Box in Guardian Office.

- WANTED-T E A C II E R FOR

ivXi3T”i-:3-T ifs-?i7YFr.'n ma Green Bay School. Present sup- plcmcnt 5325.00. Apply to Peter

i"v2(r?TirTi:T'a'ATc'ii”s"n"r6ii Gasperceux School. Pi'cscntsup- Apply Percy

Tcncnian F63 SPRING iii'66-K

Bonshiiw School. Present sup- plcment 3450. Apply Secretary.

,.................-.---- WANTED - TEACHER FOB PTBSOIIC

supplement 5400.00. Mrs. Wrixon .

Typewriters. Payments as low as . 35 monthly. Sig machine pertur- msnce, portable convenience. Re-

il.S. Steel Report CLEVELAND. June 22 -(AP) - with steel stockpiles big enough in most cases to last another two weeks. the magazine Steel says today any real shortage might be felt after the strike is settled.

"When steel production is re- sumed." Steel says. "it will take a. week to get mill operations up to capacity. it by that time con- sumers' steel stocks have been ex- hausted, don't be surprised if for I while there is a super priority -on steel for deience production.

"This would delay the replenish- ment of steel stocks for civilian goods manufactme. That means the real shortage of steel for some is yet to come."

The magazine says the loss of steel through three work stoppages this year is 7,800,000 tons. compar- ed with the highest annual loss in the post-war period, in 1946, ofp1Ii,- 500,000 tons.

Pleasant Grove And Vicinity

Miss Bernice McDonald, teacher in Pleasant Grove, spent the week-end at her home in Bloom- ing Point.

Mr. and Mrs. I-luhcrt Morrison and family motored in Kensington on a recent Sunday the guests of Mrs. Emma Brennan and family.

Mr. Lr-,n Mvirrisoii was :i rccciil weelwttrl visitor in Keiisinginn and Dari-iley.

The sympathy of their many friends of Pleasant Grove and vic- inity is brim: extended to Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Clow and fiimily on the death of their son and hm- ther Everett Cow .who passed away on Monday. June 9

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doyle and

family spent Sunday in Pownai.,Grove Dani I-lospital much improved in health.

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cannon.

Mrs. James Grove. attended the marriage of Mr. Wendell Mill to Eliza Baker in Trinity Church, Charlottetown

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Grain

WINNIPEG, June 22 - (CPI!- Coarse grain futures prices gener- ally moved narrowiy in dull trad- ing " Saturday on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange.

Oats and barley brought Ameri- can interest and some domestic shipping demarid. Rye and flax trade also was light.

No information was available on overnight, loadings of Canadian wheat for export. Prices or class two wheat were down one cent. Priczs of I.W. A. wheat were un- changed.

Closing prices:

Oats - July 7935.. Oct. lltl-31, Dec. IlU”'..

Barley - Jly l.2His. Oct. l.2lV,, Dec. 1.19153.

Rye - July 2.01-it, Oct. 2.0355, Dec. 2.03 hi.

Flax - July Il.i)7l.iB, Oct. II.9RV,- A2 Dec. Il.95'f'i.

on Saturdhy, June 14.

,Miss Jenny Curran has arrived home from Montreal to spend her vociiilon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pzirncll Curran. Pleas- ant Grove.

The many friends of Mr. Alfred Morrison are pleased to see him home again after being a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slade and family have left Pleasant Grove in take up residence in Labrador where Mr. Slade is with the R. C. A. F

Mr. and Mrs. John Niyrrs and family spent ia recent, Sunday at Pleasant Grove. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Curran.

Miss Laura Walls. I'IZIIIf.1Y, was

:1 recent Visitor in Pleasant Grove. the guest of her fnllicr. Mr. Frank Watts.

' Master James Morrison has re- turned to his home in Pleasant from the Charlottetown

For llflil. service

Newfoundland coastal service of the Canadian National Railways, E. A. Bromley, vice-president of purchases and stores announced in Newfoundland today. Diesel propelled strengthened for work in the ice when necessary and powered by Canadian built Fair- banks Morse diesel engines the new ships will considerably ini- prove and strengthen the present coastal service.

One vessel will replace the set. Glenco which is 52 years old and cannot be maintained in service economically. the other will re- place the Clarenvllle and Corny, two small motor vessels freeing them to augment coastal services to other parts of the island.

Tenders for the vessels were called from all Canadian shipyards and yards in the United Kingdom. The order has been placed with Hall Russel and Co. Ltd. of Aber- deen which submitted the lowest tender. Of all welded steel con- structions the ships will have an overall length of 210 feet, a moulded breadth of 34 feet, a moulded depth to the upper deck of 19 feet six inches.

Each vessel will have accommo- dation for 50 first class and 40 sec- ond class passengers and approx- imately 1,500 cubic feet for the storing of refrigerated cargo. Pub- lic rooms will consist of first and second classl dining saloons and a first class lounge and bar.

Jndered Mr. and-.1tlrs. James Lamphler in Pleasant Grove Hall

on Friday. June 6th. and many useful gifts were given them and many good wishes extended by

their friends. -- G.U.

rrfwan DIVORCES

Divorces in Canada in 1951 num- bered 5.163, compared with the

A miscellaneous shower was

record total of 0,109 in 1947.

Corn, Timothy, Ciovors.

FARMERS & MERCHANTS

We still have in stock, Ch'town 80 Registered Barley. Buckwheat, Hybrid and Longfellow Field

and Turnip Seed. Also a full line of Garden Seeds.

THE HALIFAX SEED G0. LTD.

Charlottetown,

70-15-15 Mixture, Ma ngcl

cllil Ships Ordered

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld.. June 21 - Two new ships of the Bar Haven type have been ordered for the

Bullish lane to N. Y. Stock Market

NEW YORK. June 22 -(AP) .. A bullish atmosphere was main- tained last week by the stock mar- ket despite considerable irregular- ity of prices.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks added 20 .cents on the week at 3105.50. 30 cents away from the 1952 high established at the start of the previous week.

The last three days the market advanced with the volume of trad- ing well above the 1,000,000 mark.

The five most active issues on the New York stock exchange with net change and final price follow:

American Natural Gas up 1-2 at 31 5-8. Equitable office building up 1-4 at 7 5-8, Allegheny Corp, up 1-8 at 3 1-2, Missouri Pacific Pre- ferred up 1 '7-8 at 20 5-8, and In- tcrriaI.lonal Telephone up 3-8 at 17 7-8.

Canadian issues were mixed In Friday's trading. Distillers Sca- grams added 1-2 while Dome Mines and McIntyre each dropped 1-4. Canadian Pacific, 1nternat.. lonal Nickel and Hiram Walker were not quoted.

On the curb, Royallte Oil slipped 1-4. Lake Shore was off 1-8, and izidant Yellowknife was not quot- C .

NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the P.E.l. Protestant Orphanage will take place in St. Paul's Church Hall

On Thursday. June 26th. At 8 P. M. Everyone Welcome

FOR SALE

3Modern twelve-room house

ion prospective Trans-Can- lada Highway near Char- 5lntt,ctown. Ideal for tourist I homo.

Apply XY Guardian

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3U(rTAniAN NATIONAL RAIL-

Plione or visit Hoonliold Hnsnes. Loses nude quickly on your sigiiatazn No endorsers or bsniubls seomlsy ieqmrui. Up to 24 months to npjy,

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

150 Great George St-, wire I, phone 2992 CHAILSJTIIIOWN. U.I.I.

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Property at Elmsdale - House, six rooms and bath, hero. 5 172 acres land. pro- perty of the Church of the

Harrington Church Shed 40 ft: by 45 ft.

Nazarene, will be sold by auction on REV, w, c, w1Lcox, MONDAY. JUNE 23 Elmsdale. at 7:30 P. M.

LARGE AUCTION SALE I

AT KENSINGTON

Because of moving from the Province 1 will sell at:

gtllatlion at my residence in Kensingion on Tuesday, June

at 1.30 p.m. complete household furniture and equip- ment as follows:

' Bendix automatic clothes washer; Fawcett oil burning kitchen range; enamel top kitchen table; four upholstered kitchen chairs; solid oak dining room suite, including china cabinet, large sideboard, . refectory table and six Ch311'S?f818Dh0ne table and chair; tapestry upholstered chesterfield and matching chair; two large arm chairs with Slipcovers; Koehler chesterfield and matching lazyboy chair with ottoman; walnut coffee table; two end tables; m&hlig0ny lamp table; one table lamp; two twilite floor lamps; RCA radio with record player; English broadloom TUE. 9 feet by 18 feet. with felt pad; rug 6 x 9 with pad: rug 5 x 4; beautiful mahogany bedroom suite with chest on chest, full dresser, bedside table, sleigh bed with spring and spring filled mattress: broadloom rug 9 X 9 feet; re- versible broadloom rug. approximately 9 2: 101,5 feet; two single beds with springs and spring filled mattresses: one.) double bed with spring and spring filled mattress; two dressers; walnut occasional chair with slip cover; electrolux; lawn mower and numerous small articles not listed.

If weather unfavorable sale on Friday, June 27th.

wars ATLANTIC REGION TENDERS

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BY J. R. Williams

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-Our Boarding House

Vv"A'r?Ti6n'T-.""'i:"1e' A" (717111: rT(iTi"” Brscklcy Point School. Present vsupplemcnt S500. Gregor Mac-

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PUGSLEY WI-IARF GARAGE SAINT JOHN. N. B. Scaled tenders. marked on the outside. "Tender for Garage. at Pugslcy Wharf, Saint, John, N.B.". and addressed in the undersign- ed. will be received up In 12:00

o'clock. noon, Atlantic Daylight Time. July 8th. 1952. . Plans. specifications. form of

contract, and instructions to bid- dcrs inay he soon and form of tender obtained at the following officcs:-

Regional Chief Engineer-Mono ton. N. B.

Terminal Superintendent -- Saint John. N. 11.

Plans ulll he lnaned in hona fide contractors on the deposit of an nrreptcd hank cheque made pay- able to the Canadian National Railway Company for an amount of Twenty-five Dollars (525001. which deposit will be refunded when the plans are returned in good condition.

Tenders will not he considered unless submitted on the forms supplied by the Railway Company 11nd in accordance with the in- structions to bidders.

The lowest or any ncccsstirily accepted.

IV. E. ROBINSON. Vice-President & General Manager. lifnnclon. N. B. June .17. 1952.

tender not

N APARTMENTS AND I HOUSES

Rt-qiilrccl for M. C. A. New Personnel

PHONE 2567

WANTED

Girl or.woman for general housework. Must be cap- able of taking charge. Mod- ern conveniences. Good wages for right party.

Write to:

BOX 93. Ki-nsington, P.E.I.

WANTED

TWO TEACHERS

l-lE'NEV'il;A I, .. Peesioeuf , .' N.

For DARNLEY SCHOOL 101

Principal and Primary Present Supplement S400 and S300.

PERCY HICKEY. Secretary.

Terms: CASH. . "-

HUGH F. MORRISON Auctioneer.

J. R. HOLMAN

run SALE

Ideal plant for custom canning. This is a real oppor- tunity to get in on the strawberry season. Large building

with heavy-duty wiring; 15 hp. boiler; good water supply. .

On main highway outside City. Low tax rate. With good supply of poultry, vegetables for custom canning as well as wholesale. The present cannery in the City doing cus- tom canning is going out of business and has slit the equipment needed for modern plant for sale at low prices. This is a real opportunity to get in a much needed busi- ness in this vicinity. Phone 747.

TENDER