PAGE TEN THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 5, 1953

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Jitttriv itorts oil mites eoititrcreii wmi

Silver Fox And

Desirable Property For Sale

'44 Mt. Edward ltd. - Opp. Experimental Farm

i fFl l d s lit l0if i ,Carda. r .,5e it me; Letters 031933" . . i gt Ctidiiolzilice till: mr in lladdin Ere: ga emgdis :0 words for Contlln-5 Living R0001. Dena Dmlng Room: Kitch- " C ' t b ' ' autumn frost es the croak of frogs 81.00 and ii) cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of Thanks The mm. com” xi-om the Kn mrmgg Ode-nu sometimes bag & En. Pantry. 4 larle Bedr00m5 and Bath-

Other Bates

amount pllld for the space act error is due to the negligence

beyond the amount paid for sub

and Appreciation. 8-to per inch or 5c per word; Lists of Subscrip- tions, 84 cents per inch; Address and Presentation. 31.00.

The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the

the advertisement in which the error occurred. whether such

there shall be no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement

on Application.

ually occupied by that portion oi of its servants or otherwise, and

h auvertlsernent.

Bbarders fecoimmodatedii reinaie liei Hm" "T E 1) -- v0t'N(;. 'l..i1)t' ro (yA'j('”'

W . share npnrinie-Lil

Dial 9565. p VvA.?ri7;b': Two nt)Axln:Rs."2':' lvllm .X'i'PlZ'lP, l Biiiliill-ills At t tixlllilll-Vlll-Ill-i

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--Bi:i(rs"& Iitiltllis For Sale

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FUR 5: 1- Hill tilll".VR(ll.Ii'l' rnzir (nil .ll'.'n' ll llmwlilll-t Mutts) lluiliii Nunii ll

170ii's.-Gil:-isiii lllll)l'.i, si;l)AN..

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roll .Stl.l-. - run rox 19471 lVr:'(i Tr ll K liv”.i l7lH'tll, "PH til-lo. .-'cvl ll-A ci'c-cil Clins E

FOR '.s.xI.i: -. vvml. in-; able pinto lid). 1'15. Lillflli . Fdics.-u.i-2 4 UNI-I 'rut't'u VAN: Isl x ti P. timil. ll dwood irumc j

1? 1!, 5.0 :15.

'ii,i-1 - m'li.i)lNu'i.0'r A'l'i

('llt'lil) for quick suit- W. t , X Oi. (2tt;irtii-.tii

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B . ti. rerun - - - --- - -v?l FOR SALE -- iiROtVN' ('0.VEYl fur mot 5176- ii. Prtt'.'cct contii-5 tion. Diiii 521-l':. , i"(ll'tM s.u.i-: 4 vnt'.Vt. .u i Lki

i-mu. in r ion this full Rit'i'i-l :iitl il'rxi'o ll, llllllltll llixvr,

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FOR S.Xl.l1 -- U V II l'(i'l'.-tT(i, xlnxriv. v "mini tiillfllilrill. .-ii, .iui:ii iii.-i Qhlliltlltlil. lslaiiil l7.rtlll;-lTirll'll. l.',ri, Stti1imcr-

Help Wanted E ii - l-7.'i'liRll'iN('l1l) for criiri-al llflileill-1 in family of Ii nrliills and 2' ” cl ('h1'rl"c All ntnrlernl

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w A .'x "i" llOLlSFl(Nl'pCl' ttnrk .

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iron sate

in City

Bttiti.(alou' consistiiit: of living rntini. illllfliitl, klivllllll, '1 itctlmt-iris. stttirtmin, built and hail. (inn hc sctrn by iipptliniiut-nt.

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A Romuii ('.'illinlir- mttic imir-licr is tit-nrlotl in icticii in St. Pztirirk High Sclmol, Ar- vlrln. Qttnhoc. (loorl Wrtln to:

Tire Director of Sttttlit-s, The Critltolic School Com- mission. Arvida, Que.

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2'72 FITZROY STREET

FOR SALE

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The ii-room tiweliinl house at 272 Fitzroy Sirttet. the property of the Estate of Lorne Harper situate on a lot 45 by 132 feet will be sold by public auction on Wednesday. October 7th. at 1 p.m. This at- tractive house is in good condition. heated with Enterprise hot air furnace and is open for inspection by application at the pi nilsea or to the undersigned.

JOHN MUHAID . Auctioneer.

Hench-criquer. to creak: Crick- ets are short, dark. nocturnal in- sects. that belong to the same or- der (Orthoptera) as grasshoppers. There are said to be 2,000 named genus in their family. Gryllidao. Crickets vary lit sine from three- fifths to one inch in length. They have blunt heads with biting mouth parts. Their antennae are long and slim.and about half the length oi their body. The hind

mm-rr.r-Cult-gs are very broad and strong.

u wanteh land they T;ll8l'(; lgdrcat Eotwera of

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ll '- 1:”Rli'0u:)::lo::0D;v1Ar:illi?Spu(:EiIiDC3ll:Sl.I is ncortiturnal. that

l" 0- n" l” l , t is. it usually is retiring during the

.l,W"7ld ,K.eL1lP.dy;,Ke”MnRw” ldny. and hides in its subterranean

Los! excavations. The chlcket's fore legs

7" 7” V E . ;are remarkably developed for both

l.llS'll-l..-tllt'.N' WRl.x”l' WA'i'CH'digglng and cutting, as they are

till iii '(l?l.l last. liinl 8-182. equipped with cutting edges like

-in "v "”””'rT T”: scissors, for cutting off small

Mam "MD wallleli Iroots in making their burrows.

- -- ----;;l1:E-R-1-';V-c ME-C-I-I Crickets are present everywhere in 3RAK- 4 - 5 i A ' ” "mill numbcra.

mitt P9I'lliR1lFl1t .D'l5l1l0fl-d,L3”0d1i: Crickets have wings, but they do

lit"-'95 30d l””kl"K N" ”0”5' not fly. They have been called

cnipliiyce bcncflls. Apply: Dtlnllttlli

"Nature's expert flddlers". The

W05 lA””””l- M cedar S””"lmale of the common field cricktt

Stidbitry, (lntai-in. i

ililseeliafedusww

Fl-I 'NEl.l. "S(Iti.ES VAN!) .-or

(called by some Ache-ta assimllis F'ah.l. has a stridulating appara-

A i tus with which he chlrps. by rubbing .l specialized parts of his front wings

come abundant enough to cause

W4 acres of land; hot water heating;

serious damage to field and garden crops and to fruit trees. In the Great Plains area of the United states, crickets have destroyed fields of alfalfa kept for seed and all types of cereals, by cutting off the heads In the "dough" stage. and devouring them in their exca- vations. In the Gulf States, they have destroyed tomatoes. all types of cucur-bits, peas. beans. straw- berries and garden plants. when they get into the house in Canada. the United States and South Am- erica, they frequently eat holes in clothes. paper and fur garments. Tree crickets have been known to spread canker disease where they punctured the bark with their ovi- positer in laying i-gizs. . . .

On January 1, 1964, the firm of Joseph Ullmann Brokerage Cor- poration, 262 West 28th Street, New York 1, N.Y.. will begin the observance of its centennial year. Joseph Ullmann, rounder oi the oompany, was born in "rance on March 29. 1826. . ..cn 26 years of age he decided to go to America and after a 16-day crossing of the Atlantic he arrived in New York. That same year,. 1962, he went to New Orleans and opened up an auction for the sale of textiles. A serious yellow fever epidemic struck the city and he was forced to move north going first to Louis- ville, Kentucky, then to St. Louis in 1953. He was married that year and the following year moved to Paul. Minnesota, where he founded the firm of Joseph Ull- mann, opening a general store handling groceries. etc. Soon after he began to handle pelts and hides brought to him by Indians and trappers, giving in exchange merchandise from his general store. The st. Paul business grew rapidly and even with the low prices of those days soon ran up to a turnover oi 3300.000 and more

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In Canada and the Nortlierni States. crickets hibernate in thei egg stage. and the older crickets usually die in winter. In California and tho Gulf Statcsthi-y winter as nymphs, and are active the year round. Under these Conditions there are three generations a year. Crickets are kept as musical pets in Japan and China. During the days of the Chinese Empire. the palace of the emperor had a chorus of royal crickets. Very elaborate

Apply lit? Upper, V

m.(,v 33 vi,.,-(N gr, gydlgcyl 5, slrogothcr. He uses a file on our- l'liilll9 4959 Expert Repairs on alli fore wing in F359 it against 8 lvpes of Scales. Prompt, courte- SCFRPH” On "19 Ollie? 10"! Wint- nus scrvirc ll asiinnble raies ywhcn he wishes to deceive his en- E.-pyy Jnt) fully gt-.;immeed, .t'llllt?S he becomes in ventrlloquist. and with his wings lowered close itn his back produces muiiledv mut- lled notes that appear to come from To 3:.'11i:ii.fit?i...iiiT;cit...l”ili2 easy money! lioraldlna ('”5"w"”'sliat'thest his wine: are raised up Comm”-V VH0” -mu mm 09pm" in form an an-die of about 45'” ttiiilty. Write today for free dc- with ms bodv 0

, , . , 1Gg1i'IX.cfi?00P ?;l0'imm' Deptl 2', The female has oar organs in the

i i ' ' ' ljaints of her legs. Her ovipoalter - - - -- iii from two-thirds to one inch in Person” llongth. She deposits her eggs in , V "W4 ,.mm.L. a cavity made near the surface 'l'Itl'SSES. 510.00. GUARAN'l'ltIl-ID,ol' the earth. where they are hay. S:iilnI'.lCV.lilll u:' inoney back iched by the heat of the sun, These ltlcciiml Hllll. '15 Gordon S'.recl,'are laid in Canada in August, and Moncton. N. B. gr-arly September, and hatched the V7 -iolloiving May and June. The

To Let

inymplis pass throiiizh from eight Rfmim,-:"To m-jyvr-,',(pp1f1' 72042 gduring the nine to fourteen weeks

Di 0.lt'5rt"lltl?S:w

itn lWPli'P nymphal lnsiarx nr molts

pg-.,m.. ibefnre they have fully developed - - -4 v------- ----- ---- wings as adults. The females pre- rnn in-;N'r-line . 28 GREAT”, ,1

George, phone 7:359, or at damp so , and lay a small

A g ggg number of banana-shaped eggs in T0 LET-THREE UNFURNISHED l each deposit with a total of about rowns. Apply 98 Upper Queen. .300 eggs laid by each individual. fyT6T m' ' l The chirp of the adult srlcket

cricket cages of that period are

some others were made that had covers of jade and carved ivory. Bamboo and cocoaiiut shell cages were used by the common 3 folk.

l One investigator who frequently l listenvd to nature's chorus. counted

ithe chirping of the snowy trc-c

icrlcket. and arranged the following iformula to secure a reading of tem-

peraturcs between 55” and 100) number of chirps the cricket made in fifteen seconds, to obtain the temperature of the air at the time. Crickets seldom 100” F . During it series of ex- lyears. another investigator deter- lmlned that during a cricket's com- mon song. it teeth on its wing file. producing about 4,900 cycles a second in vi- ship song, the cricket used 899? of the teeth on his wing file. He also determined that some

now to be found as museum pieces, are carved from porcelain, rrom gourds

F. He added the figure 40 to the

chirp when the temperature is below 55” or above

l Iperiments over a period of twelve strikes 47'?" of the

bration frequency. For its court- raised its pitch to 17,000 cycles a second, and

annually.

Hearing about Chicago as a good business city he opened 'there in 1866. Prior to this he had decided to deal exclusively in pelts, hides and wool and had discontinued the general store business. Realizing that the European market was of great importance Mr. Ullmann be- gan making regular trips to Leip- sig, London and Paris. He con- ducted a few auctions in London between 1868 and 1873 and held auctions in Lelpslg in 1873. In 1875 he decided to devote his entire tlnie to the Lsipslg operations and moved to that city with his wife and eldest son Charles Ullmann, making this branch the main of- fice of the firm. His other two sons, Samuel Ullmann. father of the present Joseph Ullmann. and Emanuel Ullmann, took over th: management of the New York, Chicago and other branches. Branches were also opened in Victoria, Edmonton, Newfoundland and in shanghai, China. The pre- sent president of the corporation. Joseph Ullmann, started with the firm on March 1, 1900. He spent

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TO LET - TWO LARGE Al.)J0lN- lnrz moms, pantry and porch, on, grmiiicl fl-mr. Private cntraiicthl Arliilis only. 325 Fitzroy street.

HOUSE FOR RENT - 23 ALLEY Street. 3 bedrooms, bath, 346.00 mmillily. Dial 9121. from D to 5 ll. M.

FOR. REN -lt()l'Sl'i SITl'ATEI), nit .llirt::ilrv lltintl. in l(cnsit1'.z- illli, rnirsisiiii: of motlorn kit- rlicn, dining room, sitting room. two hntlrnonis and bath. Apply George iliciltirlc, Borden.

4 -Ci Typewriters

I SEE THE NEW Ii.EMlNGl”()N Quiet-Ritcr - exclusive features srflsalloilal performance. 55 monthly. special student rates Oil l rcnlzil machines Remington Rana 104 Kent. Sticel. Dial 0631.

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Wanted w'A"NTr':'i)';' 'r()MiTtr.F(at7;'r" kit with option of buying. Apply Box 1 55, care (ttiitrdirin.

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Vi:f)MAN WANTS WORK BY DAY. Write Box C.0.. Guardian.

lcunard Liner Briiannic Docks Al iiaiiiax

HALIFAX. tCPl-The Cunard

llllfl' Bi-ltaimic docked here Friday. dlvr-.i't.ed from New Ynik by the Unlterl stares east coast stevedores sirikt-.

Hnliinx (lockers, although affili- atrrt with the striking Interna- tionnl Loiigshoremeire Anlociatlon. lioncllrri the Brltanriic's llnrs as she docked and began removing bkzgnftc as soon as she tied up.

No cargo was unloaded. Cunard line officials said New York devel- opments would determine whether it would be taken off here. Should a quick rtrllre settlement appear likely the liner might continue to New York,

Eight hundred and sixty passen- grrs debsrited to board special boat trains for the United states.

Tronofv-rfawxs

r. A. LARGE Solicitor

itoyci ends nnnaiu Uheltottetown.

C!-IAPLIN. cask. tCPl - large nods of aeaeulls are oteri ,eeen feeding in a grain field. but not hawks. lob Winds-urn, a highway bus driver, reported eeelng ioo hawks feeding an ewathed grain in a field between tlooee Jew and Fe-

gin:

Lil-'2'i - . . crickets produce supersonic sounds n V , P oi - 1 . . l -: . i i ' ' -,L.1l:W,.kE space Phone 8:?.s...E ; ” . . . many.-and visited all the auctions FOR IIENT-0Nl-J UNFURNI H Dl . . . , in London and Paris and spent .-om no 4797' g H i DOUBLE TENEMENT gla, where they sell 100 cricket In imam" The European branch” FOR 'REN'T'; I-'1;.Fl.l.(NIsS"l'lED nymphs drum four to six wehks were operated until the outbreak room. S?t)f7lld floor. C-entralip DWELLING old) for g1,5og They are Mm to ym gmvgorgfldwigigsghegalglgr;””:::g Dial 9595. excellent bait for bass and that . ' ,,,yW-A,ei ' . . forced to curtail business and ":--m '-:7---m-f i hatchery sold over a million l-OR ltl-AT - FOLK R0()MS.,FoR E lhe . since that time they have been tun rrmnts on s('(l0il(l floor anrli '”759Cl3 1" 1932" lnamjr-el ii.n mt lhirri. mil sotiz. L 5" "dlimjm ill the NW Vii” .nm 7. - - 1 . Times describes a cricket as: "A It ,1, b , v . Filk KP?-VT - THRWC V-VH'R', VVC offer for sale d0Ubl'3 black ambulatorv noise surrounded mu he: to e1e31:'l;etL(lfLlt”3lhit.:) rm: . . .. . - - . - c - a - lI(l)glTlP(l looms, sttonti floor. Dial ydwenmg at 232 and 234 by a eeritimentalhaura, On occa; urm Mm 1” hundred yea” glue; A (-7 Vgtggjffggggrgi lguston Street. Each slde slon it lives in t e open field. bu M55 hmmy is Celebrating M mm iron nnixr - oar. ROOM ON has seven roomq and there ,5 its favourite habitat is behind .l tennm Joseph Unmmn New York I sot-ontl floor, furnished. 139 ' i - couch or under a ihookcase. in a was one I Lh Hat .,.. , ' - ,, - v - a total rental of 363.00 , - - 0 9 -- 0 I--osn ze l lxin Lxticct. Dial i room where someone is trying to g. .. l- -7- -we--W -gwr monthlv. Apply to: read Ithai six legs which make the b”'"”'Y ""9 ”” W'””"”"" TWO I200)! APARTMENT. l-L'R- r i. J1 insect; two lniennae wmch of Silver Fox when W. Chcstcr S. "Wt Hi" W W” l””" W” BEII MATHIESON 8! iinim it .' creature of ilensimt MCL"”'”P-"15”””"8 "19 Fl" 5”” sink. Central. Dial 6287. t " I H t ft Mn 3 ch c be Board of this province. showed him 4” mm FOSTER C" "S' W” 3 a C 3" a collection that he had taken to

scraped together, which makes it .s nuisance."

"DAILY CROSSWORD

New York with him. From that visit and other connections Mr. M:Lui'e made. Silver ltox became the wanted fur for the fashionable people in the u.s.a. Prices of over 31000 were realized for quite a

ACROSS - 3. Level 19. Rodent l.Gan;: 4. Plural 20. Frozen "umber Of pens mu the "er": 5.Edm,s M "mm," Wu" was very high. These prices and garmm” 5g(-hi” aholher. the beauty of the fur brought at- 9. A Shad, 3.11-,,,,. of wise tcntlon to it throughout the length of pm.p1, work 221p!-opor, and breadth of the United states 19. Bmid mag,-1'5 mm and it wasn't long before Ameri- 12. Measure nicknarrti 23. Sanding fans degldedmtf 80 lg"-Out-h! bfN0d- of land 8.Shadc device "8 In H M 0 EVBF 00165- 1.'l.Book offild of mi 24.oni.-uiio By 1920 quite It number of fox Testament 9.A spice sing.-i . - farms were producing in 9. small 1i.Rlskcd 11. Long softly """""' h""" way and within the next ten years (COlloq.) violent 25. Help 35.Ralaed they nad multiplied tremendously. 18. Railroad speech 23. M-aatire 36. A particularly in states such as Michi- tabbm 13.A of land pronoun gim and Wisconsin. Our congrat- :i'i'. lamprey food- ."ii. Form 38. River ulatlons. which we are sure will be 1R.Colti ilirr.) flavoring 32.Argeii- tiling.) shared in by many. are extended 19-Nttflti 01 i Pilnl imeln 39-A tn,.Ieseph Ullmann and our wishes iltlsrth 15-Hvlvtniy it-edsr KFIPC for it long and continued success KPIIM body 33-Branch WON in their business operations. 2l.(:lsspctl in with of d2.1tsilan the arms alail learning river Mm”, achwuu of n.edHoh 2.'i.A:cci-.ii Furs inc., New York, confirmed 25- R"??? the rumour that he had purchased ”";”:Lr'” one of the major fox farms in 2,.Igu5rdm Norway during his recent" trip to IBM) Oslo. He said he had whole-hesrt- zq Wmmx ed confidence in the fashion fut- 3'(,:Z:,rru, ure of the mutation Norwegian Hbbm Blue Fox, emphasizing the import- RLRMO". - ance of top quality pelts and top MN,” 0, knowledge styling in the produc- the sum, tlonuofu mutatlogntgiue fro): gar- ,.0 men. ecomm 1-" emu- ” :"r'."i:ii'y ( tation Blue Fox has the greatest 37.56,, future of any new fur on the 40. Male horiaon. when atyledkwell sing Nd dc" made of top quality ins ems 41,nm.i., or Blue Fox pieces have nigycgfential to the ruff take their place elo do mink i2.Gourdlike as a must itemobin a fashion wise fruits woman's wardr e." 43. Peruse e4.Fore- Mr. schwsrts said he will use . bodihk the entire output of the Norwegian 90W" ranch, which be characterized Ia 1-Hldlns Place the finest in color. quality and '3; :;::P"" character he has ever aean. He - described the skins as a new mu- """'"3' tation and not the old Greenland

or Aretie Blue hires and added

DAILY CIIYPTOQUOTE-llere's how to wont to um um hm "mama mm”.

A X Y D L I A A X I .-IIla0NGFIIala0tV . "one letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the three L's. X for the two 0's. ate. some letters. noon- ti-opnies, the length and formation of tbef words are all lllnta. Each day the code letters are different.

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House For Sale

- ””'"”""" 9""”""' For immediate occupatlom 'xcs zvar c-rs-3 osccxs dweiiing'houseand lot at in s A. H 0 M WW0, 0. 3-1; 3:13 5; Smi'il5'i1i.'.ii?l'a.liE.itYi” ;ttsa tie on .4 , ii (,Aw1ytoh. Q I I c s. - - ,' 'aamasr cmtoeum -mm.ma'nns Iron-In "ltlLI.,'lfA'i1lms0Nl IXLK s1-odxnra . . . 4'14. aomu. an vrrrirnc,-me mum -

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Garage; City Water. Immediate Possession For further particulars, apply:-

enabling them to be worked like fabric. "We have already marketed 530311 nieces of the mutation Blue" Fox," said he, "to leading fashion retailers front coast to coast. The item has met with excellent re- ception from consumers." He a-l gain emphasized that the future of Blue Fox is bright provided that only the cream of the crop is util- lzed and only in wanted fashions with quality workmanship. '