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Advertising Rates Payable in Advance

ounlmuna Charge For An: Au-ertisernent :5 Cents.

Central Ousrdiln well: be per word; Western and Eastern Locale 4.; per word: Announcements and Coming Events be per word: classified to per word: In Memoriam Notices sec per'Ineh; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, cards. etc. do per name: letters of condolence tide per Inch: Wedding Engagements,-so words for 31.00 and ii) cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of flu and Appreciation. Mo per Inch or lie per word: Lists of Snbscr p- ttons, 9'3 cents perlinch; Address and ureaentatlon, 31.00 ”

other Batu On Application

The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for aamagesi 'f out of errors In .dvea-tisements beyond the amount paid (or the space actually occupied by that portion of the an-ertlument In which the" error occurred. whether aneb error is due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise. and there shall be no liability for non-insertion of any ...-ertiscmeni

beyond the amount paid for such uusrtisement.

Agents Wanted A

mm axons cnsn. MAKE . more money easily in spare time Just show our beautiful Christ- mas and Everyday Cards to your friends. They sell on sight. Up to 507..-commission. Scores of last- aclling items. Beautiful feature Dollar Box contains 21 DeLuxe Cards. Christmas Tree Brllllants. Metallics, Water Colours, Canad- ian Scenes, Etchings, velvctone Assortment, Perfumed Gift Sta tlonery, Animated Comics, scrip-

ture Verse Cards. Children 11 Books, Gift Wraps. Personal Cards. Ribbon, etc. -Write for

Free Personal Album and Samples on approval. Its easy! It's fun! It's profitable! Write today! Douglas Greeting Card company. so-o Bleeclier st. Toronto. cars Leavrng

CAR. LEAVING FOR BOSTON Saturday, Oct. 25th, .returning in about two.weeks, accommo- dation for three passengers. Phone 2682.

cars & Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE-1941.-FORD Coach. 96 School Street. Phone l.'l13-J.

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FOR SALE - 1938 OLDSMOBILE sedan in good running order. Ap- ply 103 Fitzroy St.

FOR. SALE - 1950 DODGE SEDAN Will sell or trade. Can be seen on the Market Square Tuesday.

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FOR SALE -- 1947 FLEETLINE Chevrolet. Good running order. Tires in good condition. Apply Montague Garage. y

FOR SALE - 1935 CIIEV COACH,

' good running order. Also rear end

and transmission for 1935 Chev. Allison MacLeod, Rce- Valley.

FOR SALE- 1948 MERCURY Coach, IE good condition. Can be financed. Apply Flicker Taxi, summerside. ,

FOR. SALE - 1951 FORD at TON. 7.000 miles. Used as car. Perfect condition. S1650. George Wotton,

Phone

For Sale

roe. SALE--1000 FEET 2 xn. James Macheod. Brsckley Point.

FOB. SALE-do GEESE. ALEXIS Murphy, Hope River.

FOR SALE -- SIIINGLES. 56.00 per square. Earl MacKsy's Mills.

BBIIKOI.

eon SALE - BOX Poll ONE TON truck. Good condition. Phone 2632.

FOR SALE- TYPEWIIITEB 320. Photo Enlarger S75. Box 362. Summerslde. Phone 8031.

FOR. SALE-PAIR. SKATES, SIZE 9, practically new. Apply 74 Elm Avenue.

El: SACLE-ONE ox rowan take-off potato digger. Dugald McNutt, Kenslngton. .

FOR. SALE - HUDSON SEAL c at. Bargain. Also antiques. lephonc 264.

ron SALE-CAR nnmo IN A-1 shape. Apply Borden Ford, ,I-Iar- rlngton.

FOR SALE-ONE ROOM STOVE, Record, used only two months. Phone 989-J.

Lost

LOST-ON WESTERN ROAD one rear fender skirt for Cad- illac. Finder notify A. Horne & Co. Ltd., Summerslde, and re- ceive reward.

Male Help Wanted .

WANTED - EXPERIENCED welder. Contact Maritime Cen- tral Airways Ltd.

WANTEI)- AN EXPERIENCED fabric worker to recover air- craft control surfaces. Contact Maritime Central Airways.

DOOKDIG FOR ADVANCEMENT? The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada offers opportunity to ambitious young men under 41) wit sales ability. Write I-I. C. ake, III! Richmond St.. Char- iottetown.

MM Miscellaneous

Scottisll- Born . iioyal Bank iiead To -Be Honored

LONDON. Oct. ll-(GP)--James Muir. Scottish-born president of the Royal Bank of Canada, arriv- ed in London recently on his way to a local-boy makes-good ceremony in his home town.

mater still call him, was born ' 2) years, ago in A roadside cottage near Peebies, Scotland. To- day. as president oi Canada's lar- gest bank, he went back to the scenes of his boyhood to receive the freedom of the Royal Ancient Burgh of Peebles. As the freedom was conferred in the Town Hall oi Peebles. Muir received his Burgess scroll from Provost Arthur Daniels. who. like Muir. started his career with the Commercial Bank of Scotland. Peebles is one of Scotland's most ancient royzl burghs. Its honors.

and

sparingly gi en. have gone to such famous men as William Ewart Gladstone. 19th-century Liberal

prime minister. Field Marshal sir Douglas Haig and the First Lord rweedsmuir. who died in office while Governor-General of Can- ada. I

A younger brother of the late Lord Tweedsmiilr, J. W. I-31'"-in. ie Town Clerk of Peebles. By a coincidence Buchan was agent at the Commercial Bank when Muir started his career. ,

But the arm of coincidence has an even greater reach, historically speaking. The rural cOI.L..,,. where Muir was born, and where his two brothers still live, stands next door to a house owned by Capt. George Wolfe-Murray, direct sale des- cendant of the first Governor- General of Canada.

when Gen. James waste was mortally wounded at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759. Gen. Murray took his place and later becare govern!” general. The Murray family changed its name to Wolfe-Muiray by deed poll.

Muir left Scotland for Canada in 1912.

cost- 01- Living In llanadian cities

O'I'I'AWA. Oct. 11 -A "substan- tial" decllne in the price of pota- toes and other fresh vegetables pushed down living costs during August in eight of nine regional cities, the Bureau of statistics re- ported recently. '

Montreal's cost-of-living index remained unchanged as potato prices climbed slightly, offsetting declines in other vegetables.

Egg prices rose generally, but meats and sugar were lower in

Bax 362' summemcw all centres except Saskatoon. But LBOSL ' CLAY FOR THE "AUHNG Saskatoon's rents remained un- . i changed while they climbed in the

IIIOSSIIIIIIIIIIE "W55 1092- eight other centres.

.L...M.M...j-.:--- BRING YOUR DRESSMAKING TO 234 Hillsboro St. Phone 20314-

Female Help Wanted

WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. Al'- piy Box 2. Guardian, Montague.

TORONTO FAMILY DESIRES girl for household help. Must en- Joy children. Automatic dish- washer and Bendix washer. Will pay fare to Toronto and provide room and board and salary to proper party. Write Box 418 Guardian office. giving details References required. Liberal time. off.

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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY IN Montreal. is capab e general maid for family of two a ulis and three children of school age. Knowledge of plain cooking necessary. Good wages. References required. Apply Box 234. Monti u, or Telephone 53.

A CAPABLE GIRL. GENERAL housework. no cooking, two school children. own room, good wages. write re-experience. etc., to Mrs. M. Ceresnc. 396 Glengrove Ave. W. Toronto, Ont.

ROBERT D. BRIGHAM HOSPI- tal. 125 Parker Hill Ave., Boston 20. Mass. General staff nurses needed. 5-day 40-hour. week. 3 weeks vacation . with salary, 2 weeks sick leave, 11 paid holidays Write for application form.

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STOREY ELECTRIC 3007. ELEC- trical Repairs, I-lousewiring. Re- frigeration, G.E.Pollsher Rental Service.

opportunities

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR successful married salesmen aged

a. lifetime of plates. Avoid em- barrassment and discomfort of yloose-fitting plates Try Denta- Liner now. Guaranteed. 52.95 at the Jenkins Pharmacy: Reddln Bros.; Hughes Drug Co. Ltd.: and Johnson .9: Johnson. Charlotte- town. Mabon Drug Co.. Montague: Sempiei Drug Store. Kenslngton and all druggists.

salesmen Wanted

SALESMEN-ABSOLUTELY MAKE 550 a day. New sensational utility item for every food, beverage out- let. etc. Samples furnished. Util- ity A Co.. 53-CPK, West Jackson. Chicago 44. I

To Let

TO LET - GOOD DRY GARAGE.

Fmv saw ycentral. Phoniasl. -------- -1-- ma nan-r -. naonarm APART- rmt same .. QUANTITY OF merit. Clark's Photo Service. used softwood plank. Phone 1573-3 phone 15234.

FOR BALE-20 CHEVIOT CIt0SS- -R) 1,:-;'1';rwo Rooms, runn. bred ewe lambs. Reg. Sh1'0D5hll'G ished or unfurnished. Phone ram. Gordon Roberts, Cardigan. 2232.1,

FOR. SALE - TWO YEAR OLD colt sired by Slmcoe Harvester and dam by Captain Aubrey. 'Ap- ply Joseph Mooney, sourls.

FOR RENT-TWO PARTLY FUR-

nished hous -keeping rooms, healed. 2242- or 99 Upper Queen. I

Poll SALE - FACTORY AND equipment at sturgeon Wharf Must be sold. Priced low. Allan Jamieson, Montague.

AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING Lois at Souris, on Wednesday. October 29th,. ' at 1 o'clock. D. P. MacDonald. owner.

FOR SALE - QUANTITY OF dsmson plums and cranberries. William Maclilachern. Glenna- nan. ' ' ' c

FOR SALE -- IIOLSTEIN COW. Freshen November 15th. Weight 1400 lbs. .1. 15. German. South Melville. 1

FOR SALE-ONE OXFORD RAM: one McCormick Deering gang- plow. Apply" Lloyd MacPherson.

yNorth Wiltshlrc.,

FOR SALE .. ROTARY OUTFIT. large, uantlty lumber. aired 2 x 3. 2 x I boards and strapping may ed. Melville Weeks. Fred- eric (Phone Hunter nlver Ex- change 27-)1.

FOR SALE-nAT IEATONIS AUC- tlon rooms. ,nine cooking ranges. All reconditioned, including elec- trlk, ctr.--ecu. on and electric sadgoowbnnd else c.-,Als,o sev- eral in tifner - iieboeine t- on and Coiema

FOR RENT - NINE-ROOM house in Carleton. Conveniently situated on paved highway. Ap- ply I-Ieber Myers. Carleton.

fo LET-TWO noonas ron light housekeeping. Apply 48 Longworth Street.

To LET - SMALL APARTMENT. quiet adults; also one heated, furnished bedroom. Write Box 124. Kensington. P. E. I.

Wanted

.................-...- WANTED-IIANSOME OR Moody Digger. Norman Macmi- lan. Phone 18-3, Vernon River.

woman wants wonx at day. Phone 866-W. .L............L---..m-a WANTED-MIDDLE AGED GIRL to share apartment. Box 4115, Guardian Office. y , WANTED - ROOM AND BOARD for elderly semi-invalid lady. Apply Box K. Guardian, wanran .' 1-80 ride an m 40 lbs. Fenner Stewart. Brwklev Beach.

..........M..........L-..--- WANTED - 15 CORDS OR MORE good spruce logs, to saw 8 and 55 inches and over. lehlih 10 ft: ind over. Apply Melville. weeks. Fredericton. Phone Hunter River

oil space h I- en.. .a

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Exchange 27-81

25-40 with Sun Life Assurance Vgncouver, 139.0 (139.5); Ed- Company of Canada. Training monton. 171.1 (179.1): Saskatoon, provided. salary plus commtss-K1333 (133.9); wmmpeg, 179.0 ion. Write H. C. Bohaker, 148 (130.0); Toronto, 183.3 (184.2): Richmond st., Charlottetown. Ont,-9,1, 191,7 (191,7); saint ohn. N. 3.. 189.9 (109.1); Hall- PlI'SOII3! fax. 176.7 (179.0). ,The St. John's. ------- :--:-- mid, Index. based on June 1951. 59055 "WW5 NEE” "”E"'”' Lequalilngi 100, declined to was Liner." simple to apply. lasts for mm 1053. v

,down 1.1 points from 187.6 during

-tlnue to operate "even under pres-

Coal prices rose in Toronto. Montreal and Saskatoon. but in Toronto, the boost was offset by lower, coke prices. Coal prices were down slightly in Saint John. N. B.

The regional index, based on 1935-39 equals 100. for August with the July figure in brackets:

The indexes show changes in re- tail prices and services in each city. They do not indicate whether it costs more or less to live in one city than another.

In a previous report. the Bureau estimated the national .cost-0f-liv- ing index at 1865 during August.

July. This index also is based on less-so prices equalling 100-

Repori Gold Mines Consider Closing

TIMMIZNB. Ont., Oct. i1 -"(cm --McIntyre Porcupine Mines Lim- ltedsaid yesterday it has been con- sidering shutting down its gold- mlning operations until the price of gold advances from the present 536 an ounce to 345 or 550. '

However, it said in a 'letter to employees, out of consideration for the workers it was decided to cin-

ent adverse conditions" provided the company receives "the fullest co-operation from our employees,"

Wage negotiations are scheduled to start Monday between the com-

of Amerlco (C. I. 0.-C. C. L.)

Six-Your Term For Slaying stepmother

WELLAND, One.. Oct. ll-(CP) -Carl A. Bell. 17. ofyliilagara Falls, today was sentenced to six years for manslaughter in ilnn with the knife-slaying of his step- mother Aug. 28: He was originally charged with murder after it neighbor found Mrs. Dorothy Bell, 82. lying on s doorstep with a kitchen knife protruding from her back, A jury acquitted him of murder but convicted him on the laser charge. .

Kennedy Id iilastarii” "

arm. earn-e anon-as Charlottetown. r s. I. Properties ions: and Sold Also a Fall Rental and auiuoaurin. pr s...'. street-Phone me

"Jimmy" Muir. as his c2.'. class

pany and the United Steelworkers.

amadian pm; Bldg. Halifax. N. 3. Telephone. 3-8203 -

LHE GUARDIAN.

three minds with but a single! thought

Wood, Gundy

Send. qowo

& Company

Lirnited .

Harvesting Delayed In Western canada

WINNIPEG. Man., Oct. ll - Light snow and rain in Manitoba and scattered showers at some points in Alberta and Saskatchewan have again delayed completion of harvesting operations on the prairies, according to the final crop report of the Department of Agriculture of the Canadian Nat- ional Railways. Warm days and cool nights prevailed in the Okanagan Valley. Mclntosh apples will be slightly under original estimate. on account of high winds in local districts but the general outlook continued very favorable. No damage from any other source is reported.

Controls Lifted On Newsprint And Wogpulp

OTTAWA. Oct. ll -(GP) -With world supplies more plentiful, newsprint and woodpulp have been removed from the government's essential materials list. the De- fence Production Department an- nounced yesterday.

The items were removed by order-in-council yesterday. This means the government no longer can control their price or distribut- IOII.

Newsprint and woodpulp were placed on the list last year to meet emergency rationing under the In- ternational Materials Conference. The I. M. C. committee dealing with these items now has been disband- ed. The department's Newsprint and Woodpulp Division also has been closed.

OTTAWA, Oat. 11 -(GP).-The army announced yesterday that the new Canada savings bond campaign opened in the 27th Canadian Brig- ade in Germany yesteday and in that one day the troops slgnedup for 540,250 worth of the bonds. The campaign also has started in the 25th Brigade in Korea, but the army said it was too early to get an indication of the trend.

SALT VFISH

FOR SALE Large Hake .. 13c per lb. Large Cod .. . 164: per lb.

EASTERN PAC KING

COMPANY LTD. soums, P.E.I. -

FOR SALE srom: PROPERTY AT MURRAY RIVER

Plot. of land with Building comprising two stores and two upstair apartments. Pro- party formerly owned by late Phlhp.,I. Lowe, now by Wil- llam Lowe.

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Man Ends Lifelong GIINSTIPATIIIII

Drillia, Ontario. "I came from England 4, years ago. Up to then I was constantly troubled with con- stipation. Then I began eating Kel- ; lcgg's ALI.-nruiu f every day and ever .; since I've enjoyed regularity." Mr. it Percy E. Gray. 10 . Olive Crescent. If 4 ' , you suffer from irregularity dire to lack of diet bulk, see what Kellogg's ALL-IRAN n do for you. How emotive-deli oul it tel Enjoy 34 cup Au.-sum daily: drink plenty of liquids. If not satisfied after 10 days, send empty cartonto Kellogg's, London, Ont. L caucus YOVI srouer BACKI .

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- tion Wagon for sale.

FARM FOR SALE

AT MILLVALE

Consisting 80 acres, 50

acres clear, 30 acres in wood and lumber, running stream

in centre of farm, good build- ing, pump at barn. For quick

sale. Apply to

ME. GEORGE HICKOX, Millvale, P. E. I.

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Farmers and Market. Gardeners

Low mileage suburban Sta- Apply:

FRED HlCKOX'S SERVICE

STATION St. Peters Road. Charlottetown

M For Sale By Tender

Tenders will be received at the- until noon, Saturday. October 18th. for the purchase of the double tene- 51-55 Pownal

office of the undersigned!

merit properly at Street. Charlottetown. Lot dlmen

Nurses Wanted

The University of Alberta Hos- pital (950 beds) requires registered nurses for general staff duty. Gross salary: minimum S202 and maximum 5230 with 325 deducted for meals and laundry; 44 hour week: 11 statutory holidays; 3 weeks vacation annually; cumula- tive sick leave: pension plan and group insurance; Blue Cross.

Cost of railway ticket will be refunded after one year of con- tinuous service.

Apply to Superintendent of Nursing Service, University of Al- beria Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta

Mechanics Wanted

Steady Employment for Right Men. Apply:

. A. PIGKAIIII I 1 Farm -Tractors Ltd. Malpcque Road

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waerrein

slons are 48' x 842 Each tenderer

shall forward for 1096 of purchase price. High

est or any tender not necessarily ing Store,

accepted. FBEDEBIC A. LARGE, Royal Bank Building

A certified cheque

Smart young man for . Men's Clothing and Furnish- Good chance for advancement. Apply to Box 432, with references and sal- ary expected.

Phone 768 or 1310

-AT'I'ENTl0li rnnnnzns

For Sale, 2, 3, 3 1-2 and 4-inch boiler tubings, good for pump well casings; also posts for buildings. , Also buying Mixed Scrap Iron. Price S20.00 per net ton 2000 lbs. Also brass, . and radiators. Highest market price paid.

Scrap Yard at Finley McKinnon, Charlottetown Salvage, Grafton Street East.

ABIE BLOIIK

copper, lead, batteries

or write P.O. Box 403

FOR

Choice building lot on Greenfield. Frontage of 55 the last available lots in 151100.00.

For further particular

Solicitor

C. R. McQUAID,

SALE

Highland Avenue, east of feet, 106 feet deep. One of this restricted area. Price,

a

s apply-

156 Richmond Street

on Friday, 17th October,

to BORDEN.

Lowest or any Tender

Tenders For Flor-Beam And Guide Post:

'Tenders will be received at this office until noon

Flex-Beam Protection Fence and Guide Posts on TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY Section-BONSHAW'

Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained at the office of the undersigned.

Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highways.

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1952, for the erection of

not necessarily accepted.

R.G.Wlll'.l'E,

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WANTED -- MEN S

.10 mils For A 'cAxsm .

If you are looking for CI career with a Future here is your Big Opportunity.

if you can spend Six Hours 1; WEEK studying at home in your spare time. ,

If you are Ambitious this is a truly Wonderful Opportunity.

NO EXPERIENCE IS- NECESSARY. YOUR AGE Oi! PREVIOUS EDUCATION IS NO HANDICAP.

Sea for Yourself how you can be trained Quickly at Home In Your Spare Time for a Good Paying Career that offers Security and a Future. There is absolutely no obligation! Simply cheek careor.and send in coupon.

TKAINED MEN AND WOMEN ARE IN DEMAND

High School Electrical Machine Shop Architecture Endneuhw ope"”””' Contracting and El"""nl” Pl'.5:3';;e"l"- Bulldlng Mathematics shnbmetu Practical Plumbing Mechanlcnl Work Automotive En'"'”"h" mllillell Technician Tool Making Mlflllemclli Diesel 'I'echnlclau Blueprint Aw0llnI-In! Drafting and Reading I salesmanship Deliln Foremanshlp Private Secretary

WRITE TODAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION AND A FREE BOOKLET

AMERICAN SCHOOL (Telephone 7371)

11 Church Street. liloncton, N. B. 0 Please forward complete information and a free booklet on career checked, without obligntlon. '

NAME ADDRESS i T.

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WANTED

Experienced Accountant to assume office man- agement in reliable established Automobile business. Excellent opportunity for advancement. '

Write, stating particulars, to-

BOX 434. ' cm of The Guardian.

FOR SALE

Modern Bungalow in restricted area. immediately beyond city limits. All conveniences available; built in 1948. Immediate possession. Part of purchase price may be financed if required. Inspection by appoint- ment only. . -

For further particulars apply- . C.V,.R. McQUAlD,

Solicitor, 156 Richmond Street.

Margaret Damarell to sell b Furniture including:- ,

Piano, bookcase, china cabinet, chairs, tables. bedding, curtains, dishes, rugs, stove, and many small articles.

AUCTION SALE

AT 49 UPPER rnmca: STREET ON runsnav, ocromca 14th 1 AT 2 P. M. h

We are -instructed by the Executrix of the Estate of y Public Auction the'Household

KENNEDY at MUSTARD, Auctioneers.

McLean 8: McKinnon Solicitors.

AUCTIONS SALE OF PROPERTY AT VILLAGE GREEN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15th AT 1 RM.

I am instructed by Mr. E. M. Phillips to sell by Public Auction his farm of 80 acres of land, formerly owned by Mr. William E. Phillips. This property is in good state of cultivation, has new barn and root house, good dwelling, electric lights, electric pump, spring and pump on rear of farm. Village - Green School is located on this property. , - i

For further information appiy:--

BELL, MATIIIESON o FOSTER, 150 Richmond Street . W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

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