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FOR SAItE

Siiisli fsrlii in Charlottetown ltoyalty, on High. my, 1 1-2 miles from City. This is one of the but propeftieﬁ that has been offered for some time. The Muse offers all the comforts of a immdern city home. Th, grolllltll are beautiful and the land the very best, 26 acres in all. Also 2 tenement house in city, centrally located.

For particulars apply r

GIOIGI C. CUDMOIE. i Chsrottetowii.

9-19-3i.

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Receiving sows Friday (Only), Sept- ember 22. Farmers wishing to sell kindly arrange delivery on that day.

DAVIS a. FRASER, LTD.

Advertising Rates“-

Mlnimum Charge for Any Advertisement 26 Cents

cup‘ Guardian locals, 5c per word; Western and Eastern locals k pu- word; Announcements and 00mins: Events 3c per word; cues-ﬂied 3c ner word; in Meniorism Notices 70c per inch; Lists u; Floral and l "lei-lugs, Cards. 1.40., 5c per nsms; Let- us of Condolence 70c per inch; Wedding engagements l0 words ior $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c per inch oir 4c per word. Lists of subscriptions 40 cents per inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. other rates on application» ’

Wanted —_ For Sale

'7'- _ r. BICYCLE. FOR. some - BARRED ROCK HiéiToTiZDIOW-LAD! s 9-20-31. pullets. ieady to lay. Vgilliéaiu ._.. iii - - 1.

_ U. - “owns ROTNN. Freetown. WmElIeDaiT-Bdllilggplc inAWest end FOR Sail-E — PIPELl-JSS FURN- “mml “m 0i 01w’ Phone oiiiiiilzi. ﬁltering i??? Bovyenocfiiaa-xil

- "‘ FOR. wionui. FOR. sau: - nvnnmsruso Tl-‘IEQ-l-‘(iilsilélllqm oversize or flowers twhile they last.) Mrs.

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Ftflllﬂie Help Wanted enton, 12 Upper Hillsboro.

-»-~- -»~~—— 9-19-21 y, - GIRL 0R WOMAN i"---—————-—————~—~~ icr light IlUUSGVIOYK. Mrs. Rae Fog 5511; - BROOD SOW DUE Roper. Phone 2051-1 9-19-31- to fimlOW October 8th. Daniel

Amie Help “hinted ron/oiiuoifssrs _- m: eon; TF-‘i tisc Sedan. Serial No. 5652825. (iii:1i'lo!tczo\vn. R. 6. Phone - ____ _, - roit some - MARE idny S nee-our ears 0. seg .

T0 LCiI rgard cart. llohn L. Mgrilegige, __--_-*__----i~—— N th River. - - - '° l" -.“"‘"““£l’ 15ml mqrnz

‘ an. — - ‘vme Gm m‘ one arQ-ZO-itl 15 years 01o» and 1 blood horse

4-------~—-—--~--——;-—~ (‘l ye: s old) Gordon Mutlow. — HMSB-ayeg Mt. .- ward Road, R. R-QG-w-ll‘ ITRAYED FROM MY PREMISES yo‘ SALE __ “EAyy TWILL

"d Mi“?- whiie m“ °fl Wmlfca“; bags wry suitable for iield potato “*111"**tz.1'1:12:1°“t "we; 140.1101“; no 1' AH 1 -' I oita . . per ne o U901‘? ljllli-flforf); 9‘2°"1_1' Thu: hundred bogs. FOB Free-

r" i - t . a ti A. s 1 ,l'~‘1‘e‘- Help Wanted 13$. ‘is n c“ 354618-50 Flu-run - Xssisrarrr noox- Lost

licFhcY 11nd steuozriinher with _i_ai_____-~—-— experience. nmminciit position. Loylgqggqwggiq Cﬂsgporng. Tl is n good izosition for the {Own and Hunger River 1 keg of tprirtv Avlilv Nﬂilmlill s91‘ staplqs. R. L. Dlckicson, New n Service, Clizirlotgcilgitgl. Q1359)“; 9-29-11

son slam -- DURAN’! SEDAN, 1931, good condition, price $275. Also net blacksmith tools. Phone 1460-1... W. W. Murphy, 14 Spring

N0 TICE All bills owing the estate l

of McLean Bros, Elm Ave., must he settled before Oct- -—-

oliei- lst, otherwise there I m" Se“ on the Market

Will be a different notice squat,’ on Friday, Sept ‘Ppear lat"- 22nd at l2 noon, one Mar- 169070 in good condition. _ _ 9-2011 p J. s. BIGGAR, AUCTION SAL *"*""*"""""""‘ _ _ 9-19-31. “T “Nswi F()R SALE 1133333; §?"i§.'.‘.ll§l. rilliii-tfiiviﬁ? siirg. Jersey o...“ (g 1., 6 ygafsJ and quarter ft, long, two ft. ; omit- Cows 12 to 1i y wide, thirteen inches high; 1 grade) also canvas suitable for . t ilcilcrl. 1 year old. Trig: and Boat coverings. 1 Mire 5 years old, 2 "11""! Sows- 108 Richmond St. l 53111:: 0.21:1.- l llly Mop‘- l Sc Spike Barrows l'

FLORA McLEAN_ quettp “Sedan. Serial No. —”" ‘ Auctioneer. “l will sell iiy_l'—il_blc Auction on 10min following; Twin ShowTTises, size six h" Steers liq years oiu "REL."- ’ ”""““ °"'"* XCHANGE sronn 1 1'11: (Junk) ucli Wagon i liliic

l scuffle;

tcnircw S ‘ plete

"ti: Electric drlvo—-iised Gala-vie.

30 tons lay

bolls Strsi M bushels Mined unis. lile starts It 1 P. M.

TERMS: Ten dollars and under lleh. Six months credit on approv- "I ioint notes.

ALEX. Mel-Al. Auctioneer.

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11.1. Stock minim Stock Market's Anaconda 355" A Am Car and 11‘ 40 1'3 Beth Steel 61 1'4 n Y Central 18 1-4 ____ 61M 6‘ °111° :4“ f: miw YORK. Sept. is 41A!)- Cv 11 m 4, H, Sctoks rallied all along the line in g1” ‘Alsliu’ ' 31 1.3 Willy's market with leaders re- Ge“ M i‘; m trisving fractions to a point or so of 1 Ggnuorilpf; a b3 recent losses. ‘ 5m on N J w 3,3 The Associated Press Bil-stock av- xumocou‘ ' 31 14 erage was up_.4 of a point a; 54 Mom w!“ u 513 Osnsdian stock were mixed. C. P. Nor Am m 3.3 R. gained 3-8 and McIntyre 5-8 Phil Pew 43 1.4 but D0mc and Hiram Walker lost U‘ s Rubs" 4o s-a H and Seesrame eased 1-2.

io 3-4 ' —— 13.5%“. 221751 m1 11-4 Moxnrnsac, sept. 19 —-4(CP) - Texas 0° 45 1-3 Tradng was mostly along irregular United Mom" 3o 7.3 lines 0n the stock exchange and vanadium Co", 191.3 curb market today. While a num-

.west Union 4514 yer of leaders edged into uglier

[west Elec 10 3.4 ground losses were enough to clen- U S steel 571.3'ress industi-lals, utilities and pnp-

I ers in the indiccs. Banks and golds,

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‘Common; 155-3 031C550. SEIJL 19 — (OP) — lvlgntresl i6 1-2 Wheat, corn and barley futures set it I Royal 15 1-4 bullish pace on the Chicago Board .i

of Trade today \vl1 le early 11 i iil $11105 “i oats 11ml rye were 1i

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Stoci: quotations. advance in rye futures made in early Suicslstock Closrtrading today 0n the Wimiin: 100§Acme 8 Grain Exchange, with tho < 15251Aldermac 2i 6'i3'Anglo Hui’ 1g

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October at 93.

TORONTO, Sept. 19 - (C?) -~ VHCBVY trading returned 1o the gold

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j-_ I 1 . TORONTO. sept. iii - (or: -—-lLate profit-taking wiped out sharp} m” s1’°‘“¥“"

illf‘ Domini. ciiliure Tolloiy‘:

Eggs: GiZldGd shipment on fipoi 4-3-14 for A-large; A-medium 4i 1-2- 142; A-Pllllcis 30 1-2-32; B 31-32;

group in today's Toronto Exchange‘

range from 7-H 1o l-2 h gher ivithi

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or Golden Ginger Ale at your next house party. Arisiocrsh oi Maritime carbonated beverages, Sussex is ideal ior licmsicnter- moment-An; so eel to servo, so popu er wi every y.

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today reported by] Department of Agri- .

Wholesale Jobbing pas- l 5mg girl“ Que. No. 1 35 l-4; o. Zigcn Tel

o e51 rgti; 1131112 7-8 del mtifiirrt ‘ Wosa Ltikc lcd the Junior group gra e creamer!’ i _ i the 00")". It traded i96,400l 36 1-2-37: first Erode solids. iﬁll lgnlqmbcrs‘ Mmutes were read End

H73 on news of new are western and Que. \\'illi\' for local i 5 . ~ ' trade and export 20 11-16-21. “‘s°°v°‘°" 03m“ cmmnuw m Potatoes‘: 75 1o. bags, No. 1 local 1-125 No. 2 75-80; No. i Que. 1.20- MONTP L, Sept. 1s _ 1cm“. 1J5; NB 140-150 ‘ "l(i

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NOITI WILTBHIIE W. N. I.

The September meeting of the North Wiltshire Auxiliary o! the Women's Missionary Society was held in the church. The worship period was led by Mrs. Hatherley and opened with hymn 500—"Tel:e ‘Time To Be Holy". This was fol- lowedby Psalm 704, read respons- ivelv, and scripture reading. Pray- er by the President,‘ with the

yLords Prayer in unison. Hymn _' "0 God oi Bethel", closed this per- iod. The business period followed.

Roll call was answered by seven

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from pantry sale and . $716.65. A’ letter from the Presbyterisl

Plsliiiwllt '.\'.is rcud, also one from the Christian Stewardshi Secre- tary. Talk on the suppy work followed. The study book for the ierir is "West of the Date Line" anduuwis introduced by Mrs. Mit- "it?

The meeting closed with the‘ hymn. “In Christ There is no East or West" and the benedic- tion bv the president.

SCIENCE 0F LANGUAGE Philvlosy is the science of lan- B.

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Ships got Nickel Alloy lungs i:

FOR ASTHMA 6 HAY FEVER

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POULTRY

We are handling Live Chicken and Fowl daily, Due to shortage of storage space we suggest you ma? ket early. Improve you! grsde by having us machine pluck and properly cool

,your poultry before grading-

Try our service for satis faction.

Swift Canadian 0o.

" ' ' ' ‘ii JEEP CANBERRA _ 1on1 _ Nails and

odd pieces of meiai ivcro lllilyillg havoc with tires at a United States aircraft depot up north until one of the boys Bot an idea. He equip-

s Jeep with magnets and in

score to date is over s, ton o1 metal.

‘roarnm-zs-su IVIPIIIBIANS

Toads may be distiiigui-ilicd from

miss by the absence of teeth and ro

ugliness ei skin.

WHEN run c.1>.s. LINER "Duchess of Bedford" slid down the ways - in 1928, a new era opened in the design of power plants for ships at sea. This liner was the ﬁrst to use high pressure steam necessitat- ing the use of highly corrosion-resistant condenser tubes.

. The condensers arc tlic lungs of the ship's power plant. They con- dense the steam s0 that the fresh water in the boilers can be ‘. used over and over again.

The "Duchess of Bedford" provided the ﬁnal proof that Cupro- Nickel condenser tubes (70% Copper, 30% Nickel) could resist the severe corrosion and give much longer life than previously used metals and so cut down repairs and costly tie-ups.

, . The Canadian Nickel industry, depressed through the loss of its wartime markets‘; was quick to take advantage 0f this new market. Deﬁnite improvements in tiie quality and ﬁnisli of this Nickel alloy were made. Soon Cupro-Nickel condenser tubes were being‘ used in practically all new ships.

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Today Canadian Nickel is again diverted to wsr purposes, and’ again the industry looks to the future with conﬁdence. Plans are ready tozdevelop and expand old and new peacetime markets, so that the Nickel industry may continue through its own

initiative and enterprise, to make still greater contributions to Cnnndfs welfare.

TllE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED

2! KING STIIIT WIIT; TORONTO

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