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By WILLIAM D. IIOEGAN .NEW YORK. Ans. II - (AP) - The stock market advanced last week for the fourth week in a row despite I Friday upset.
The week's rise was powered by radio-television and automobile is- sues and they were hit hardest in the Friday decline.
No serictll damage -was done Pri- day. Prices slipped not from heavy selling pressure but rather troni
reluctant demand iniluenoed by .none-too-satisfactory war news item Korea and profit-taking
Boarders wanted
noanocss ACCOMMODAT!:D.- Phone 5-id-L or 29004..
BOARDEBS ACCOMMODATED. - Phone ins-J. '
STUDENTS ACCoMMODA'I'ED.- Near College. 146 Hiusboro Stieet.
STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED. -- Two girl students accommodated less than one block from P.w.c.i Apply Box 435.
cars & Trucksfor Sale
FOB SALE-1941 DODGE so-LOAN. Belvedere News. East Royalty.
FOR. sALs:-ma cnzv, mo. 3-? Gerald Street.
FOB SALE-MODEL A COUPE. good condition. Eric MecCallum. Marshileld.
FOR SALE--1942 DODGE SEDAN. Apply Lewis MacMillan, Cove- head. -
FOR. SALE - 1931 CHEVROLET Car. Any reasonable offer. Apply 22 Queen street, after 10 A M
F65 anus-1949 MERCURY sa- dan. excellent condition. Tom Davies" Service Station.
FOR. SALE-l9-ll FORD DELUXE coupe. excellent condition. May be seen at Tom Dav-ies' Service Station 9 a.m. to 5 pm. Monday.
FOR. SALE-I947 MERCURY ONE ton panel. Real good condition. If interested Phone 21089 or write Charles A. Trenhoim, Parkton. N. B.. will bring truck to Island.
FOR SALE--I948 PLYMOUTH coach. radio and heater. Good condition. Apply Clive Stewart. telephone 466-J. or Hillsboro 5-26.
FOR SALE -3 AUSTIN 10 FOUR- door Sedan. 1939. Well-equipped good condition. 5400.03 cash Can be seen by appointment in -mm lottetown August 21st. write Box 430. Guardian.
For Sale EOE SALE AT iioN'i'Ac.rii:-a- room house. excellent condition. Apply Box 377, Montague.
FOR snu: - as LIVE DUCKS. Gull grown. Mrs Arthur Fhom son, North Tryon
FOR. sAu: - rwo H0!-STEIN Cows (milkingi. Harry Inman. Augustine Cove.
r-son SALE -" nix-Flaw wasn- er and wringer. Practically new Ernest Clark. Cavendish.
FOR. SALE - SPARTON IIIKEII
Portable Radio. Almost ntw Phone 1047. FOR SALE - TREES HING
Machine. ready to work. Price 375.00. Herbert Weeks. Frederic- ton.
FOR. SALE - MASSEY HARRIS Binder. 5 it Also Deering Binder Mare. 4 years old. Arthur J Stewart, sea View. Agent for Weeks Equipment.
non BALE--1948 LIGHT WEIGHT weight Motorcycle. 100 miles a gallon. Perla,-ct condition. Price 8150.00. Apply to John MacPher- son. Kinross.
FOR SALE - HAMILTON BEACH Electric food mixer. New. Mov in; away. Sacrifice 860.00. Also
For sale
FOR SALE - CAIIT BOX AND wheels; one driving wagon and sleigh; hay rake; wood sleigh, and other articles. Apply to Mrs. Dan Stewart, Brudenell.
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FOR SALE AT HUNTER RIVER- Ford tractor. fully equipped, new in June. worked a few days on hay mower. Taken in trade for large Cockshutt. Priced to sell. Cash or terms. Used Inter- national binder. 375: number work horses. also good speed prospects. Weeks Farm Equip- IIIEIII.
Female Help Wanted
TM WANTED-RELIABLE MAID. 162
Dorchester Street.
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W A N '1' E I) - I-IOUSEKEEPEB Ior'Parlsh House. Apply Box -127. Guardian.
waxren-Mropcz soap woman for housework. Country woman preferred. Phone 9926-L
WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT- resses. also short order cuok, good wuges. good working con- ditions. Andy's Sea Foods, Sum- merside.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY - RE- liable girl or woman for light housework. Phone i594-13 or write Mrs. Arthur O'Ma1ley. Bediord.
WANTED-COOKS GENERAL Two families (neighbors) each require good cook general. Two adults in each family. Apply in writing to Miss E. M. Hodgson, 24 Red-path Place. Montreal and Mrs. C. R. Tetley. 27 Redpath Place. Montreal. References re- quired.
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TO BE NT -- ROOMS. PHONE 1127-J.
To LET-SECOND noon IN private home. Phone 2057-J.
T0 331 - RIVERVIEW oven- nig.ht Cottages. Clive Roberts York Point.
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FOR RENT - 5 ROOMED COT- tage. Private toilet. Hot and cold water. At stanhope. Apply Box 431. Guardian.
A h d olf by a sustained rise. Corporate news - such as earn- ings. dividends and industry-wide developments - was probably a stronger influence during the week than at any time since United States intervention in Korea. Monday, alter the close of the market. General Motors announced a special dividend of 32.50 a share in addition to the usual 81.50. The next day GM. stock re- sponded to heavy demand which also affected other motor issues. Automobile shares continued to rise Wednesday. wavered on Thurs- day and dropped rather heavily Friday. ' Traders sized up the market this way: Business was booming now, would boom louder and longer !or the rest of the year. The tax collector's out was going up but profits were large enough not only to satisfy the demands of war but the cries of stockholders too. For the time being, at least. a lot of stocks looked good in rela- tion to the dividends they have been paying and were likely to pay for the rest cl 1960.
Railway Ass'n Issues Statement
MONTREAL. Aug. 12-The Reil- way Association of Canada an- nounces that all services in Can. ads on the Canadian National Railways. Canadian Pacific Rail- way, Ontario Norihland Railway, Toronto. Hamilton and Buffalo Railway. Northern Alberta R511. way and Napierville Junction Rail- way may cease at 6 am. Tuesday, August 22.
J. A. Brass. general secretary of ihe Association. stated that all passenger. freight, express. inland and coastal shipping and ferry
Typewriters
SEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portable Typewriter - the only office typewriter in personal site New portable design. new spark- ling performance. Cash or terms Remington Rand Limited. 134 Richmond Street. Charlottetown
Wanted
FOR. RENT -- DOWN STAIR OF- flce suitable for any purpose, 14 by '31. Immediate posses:-.or.. P L. Bowness. Summerside.
Houses Ant. Wanted
WANTED -- FURNISHED APART- ment. Modern conveniences Write Box 4.28. Guardian.
WANTED - To RENT HOUSE IN Charlottetown. Write Box 436. Guardian.
WANTED - T0 BENT OB. PUR- chase, 8 room house and bath in quiet residential area in city Enquiries Matheson as Peak:-. 90 Great George street.
S. B. MMKAY, EXCAVATION work. grading, stumping. etc. Phone will-l... Charlottetown
BICYCLE, SULKY. TIIICYCLE repairs. Lnwn Mowers sharpen- 'ed. Blair's Bike ghop, Park- dale.
salesmen Wasted
SALEBMAN WANTED. - WRITE
WANTED - siimur. noon AND board. Write Box 437. Guard- ian.
wxnrszn - TRANSPORTATION to Boston for one, August 19th. Phone 2550-J.
COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS room and board. Would work for part of board. Write Box 433. Guardian.
WANTED - PASSAGE To BAN- gor. Maine. by ear between the 14th and lath August. will share expenses. Frank Mcliskill. iihone 112'!-J.
FOR SALE
Two two-year-oirl colts by Lusty Frisco-one out of a Belinda Scott more and the other out of an Ax- worthy mare. The Axworthy colt would make a wonderful saddle horse-has been ridden. both have been broken to harness.
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one small portable electric hair to Home Essentials R03.s1&I'Qd. dryer 310.00. Phone 940-1.. 66. Argyle street. Halifax. N S. OUT OUR WAY BY J. K. WILLIAMS
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services of these railways and their cornmuu' tiom will be brought to a standstill if the rail- way workers go on strike.
Mr. Brass said further that the Railway y Association of Canada will keep shippers and the public informed by advance notice of embaigoe on perishable and other tranic.
completes Survey of Ragweed Situation
A ten-day survey of the ragweed situation in Prince Edward Island has been completed by Mr. I. J. Basset. Division ol Botany and Plant Pathology. Ottawa. who re- ports that the percentage of the weed in this Province is much smaller than in other parts of Eastern Canada.
However. in 20 of the 70 com- munities of the island visited by Mr. Basset small patches of tag- weed-both the great ragweed and common ragweed species were found. Most of the places where the weed was located were near railway tracts which, he explain- ed. was probably caused by in- coming shipments of feed grains carrying the seed.
Proper control methods could rid the province completely of the menace to hay fever siifferers. Mr. Basset said. A single spraying of ragweed with 2, 4-D can eliminate the plant.
A program to eliminate the weed in the Province is being formu- laied.
There has been no trace of any ragweed plant found in Prince Edward Island's National Park. But the Science Division of the Federal Government has erected a ragweed pollen station atop Dalvay House to see if there is any sign of pollen being cerrid into the area by air currents.
Ragweed plants are harmful to growing crops. They take up a great deal or space and cut down crop yields. They can also taint the- milk of cows.
About 8096 of hay fever cases is caused by ragweed. The pollen is spread mostly between August 1 and September 30 and can be car- ried by the wind up to distances of 25 miles. The average untreat- ed patient, suffers from six to eight weeks. An attack begins like that of the common cold, with sneezing. itching, redness and put- iiness of the eyelids, and watery discharge from the eyes and nose. The attacks are repeated year af- ter year.
Mr. Basset was accompanied on his tour of t-he Province by oiIic- ials of the Provincial Department of Agriculture. He visited centres from Tignish to Georgetown.
He. leaves Charlottetown today ior Cape Breton to conduct a similar survey in that section of Nova Scolla.
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GEIITIIAL GUARDIAN
this column is reserved for news ill leoll IIIQIICQ III advertwng O! a newly nature may be (alerted at I'lve cents a word. etrletl! II!- able In ulvenee.
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PORTABLE unto with Iboui-I der strep 329.95. Brown Electric . T i EASTEIN CANADA! biggest event. the Provincial Exhibition; officially opened tonight at 7.30 by Premier J. Walter Jones. I
DR. J. D. MeoGUlGAN will beI absent from his office till Sept. 4.
CITY POLICE COURTA At the stlpendiery Magistrates Court- Saturdey. the only case to be heard was that of a man charged with vagrancy who was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
FOUR DAYS of the best in en- tertainment opens tonight at the Exhibition Grounds. Premier J. Walter Jones will open the 1950 Old Home Week at 7.30.
. SAD NEWS RECEIVED - A telegram was received by Mrs. Prank Murray. City, on Sunday. Aug. 13. conveying the sad news that her sister, Mrs. Louis J. Ginn had passed away John. N. B. on that Murray is leaving this morning to attend the funeral.
Personals
The condition is improving oi baby James Douglas MacNeLil. 7- months old son of Mr. and Mrs John MacNeIIl, who is in the Cit" Hospital with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Burdeti. Batavia. N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. J. Nogel. Detroit. and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hartley. Brantford, Ont., are guests at Bins-icad, cii-y.
Mrs. Geiina Trahey left Saturday morning (or Wakefield, Mass, at ter spending two weeks vacatzun in Charlottetown where she renewed
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These Machines will dig 4 re 5 acres daily without a bruise. One pair of horses and one man all required to operate. and could also Ire. used with a tractor. Should be on every form especially grew- ers of seed. Write for catalogue and prices of new improved models.
BIIIIIIE STEWART & Co. ltd i
, Makers of "IMPERIAL" Engines CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I.
many old acqunintanceships She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Walsh. Orlebar Street.
Wanted
2000 second hand bags suitable for shipping
ii. PIIIIIARD & coimnv
Coal
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At Ndrth River, o'clock in the evening. side of the York Point MacKinnon.
PEARL MacFADYEN Adminlstratrix
Auction Sale
Tuesday, August 22nd at 7 14 acres of land on the east Road. The estate of Donald
con FARM HOMES AND COTTAGES-Running water or power not needed. A good odorless toilet in- stalled at reasonable cost. This is the same system
that is being installed in your schools now. Order now for installation before winter. Free estimates. Write:
PAUL MAGNAN. St. Peter's Bay, or General Delivery Charlottetown.
WANTED .
FOR SALE
GOOD USED CARS
1947 HUDSON SEDAN 1941 CHEV. COUPE 1936 HUDSON COUPE 1935 CHEV. SEDAN 1948 MORRIS V; VAN 1950 1A2,-TON AUSTIN PICK-
Wanted young man with some experience in Men's Clothing and Furnishing. State experience and refer- ence. Steady position and good pay. Only those willing to work and advance need apply.
BOX D.B.M. GUARDIAN
All these Cars in'.good condition and priced ' right.
IllIVIIIl'S MOTORS
184 Prince Street Chu-loteetown
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