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E. M. BAGNALL-Manager Charlottetown!

Telephone 1410

Locals 2c per word; ti-ord; Classifier] 3c per word; inch; Lists of Floral and Ill‘? HEIIK‘;

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Central Guardian Locals 6c per word; Announcements and Coming Events 8c per

Spiritual Offerings, Cflrtls, etc" 5c Letters of Condolence 84c per inch; l-"lirnments 40 words for $1.00 8nd 10 cents for every iidditlonul Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. R-lc pt-r inch or Lists of Subscriptions, 48 cents per inch; Address and Presentation $1.00.

Other Rates on application.

The advcrtisci- agrees that the publisher sliiill not he liable for tiilllliigflis‘ arising out oi errors In advertisements beyond the nmnunt paid for the space actually occupied by that portion oi the titlvcrtlsemcnt in which the error occurred, whether such error is; duo to tho negligence of its servants or otherwise, and iIlPfl‘ shall ho no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement I"'.\uiid tho amount paid for such advertisement.

Western and Eastern In Memorlsm Notices 84c per

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..\'TRA MONEY IN YOUR I.'.Il('. Scll British Canadian ..n."i:» Personal Cards, Boxed ca. s. rind Everyday Cards. l-‘rcrrsh or English. Outstanding xrilllos, plus high commissions. Write today for details and sum- pIr-s. British Canadian Publish- ill; Company. Room 87, 24 King Snrert. W, 'l‘iironto. Ontario.

IIJARN EXTRA (‘ASH -- MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful Canad- Iflll made Christmas cards to your friends. They sell on sight. Many assortmcrits. Gift cards. Seals. Tags. Wrapplngs, Every day cards. Beautiful free album showing personal cards. Liberal commission. Write today for un- usual offer. The Douglas Greet- ing Card Company, 50-G Bleeckcr St, Toronto.

MAKE MONEY THIS EASY WAY. Just sell Name-On Greeting cards. NameOn-‘s terrific line of best selling cards offers biggest values. best assortments. highest com- missions for you. Name-On Christmas and Everyday assort- mcnbs including '21 card Feature box. Religious. Christmas Carol. Currier and Ives. Clipper Box. Kiddie Cut-Outs, Cute and Clev- er. Gift Cards. Humorous Cards. Giir Wraps. Stationery etc., are unequalled for value and sales ap- peal. Write today for complete in- formation, catalogue, samples

. NOW. Name-On Stationery Com-

‘ pniiy Limited. Dept. 6F, s3 Yorigc Strt-et Arcade. Toronto.

—Boariiers Wanted

BOARDERS WANTED. PHONE 1441-1. 112 Cumberland.

ROOM TO RENT IN PRIVATE homo, suitable for two (twin bedsi. Meals arranged if desired.

y Gentlemen preferred. Write TM,

l Guardian.

Oars 8r Trucks For Sale

FBEQsTmi - ms CHRYSLER.

In good condition. New motor.

Piionc 1730-1“

i75ii_’s'."s'ir. - 1946 MONARCH. Good condition. Cheap. Can be srrn at Spring Park Station.

For: SALE — 1929 CHEVROLET Sedan. 1n good condition. Priced m scll at $185.00. Also 1937 Ford Conch. Apply 49 Elm Ave.

FOR SAI 1948 CHEV FLEET- l-n~ ("l"I'Il. Exccllcnt condition. .'\I.~l\ two car heaters and one

~ linilor, Apply iii Elm

F5}? satin-inst STUDEBAKER.

flvc new tires. radio. lieatcr. pcrfcrt mechanical condition. Priced in soil. Apply Wendell

Imrrzo, Alhriny,

. i047 PLYMOUTH 6- p.';..-"flilf‘. coiipo, low mileage, rnrlin rind licntcr. In perfect vniirlitirin. (‘mi lir. seen between F» lillti T ill (INK. shops. corner \\'nt¢~i~ and Ililishoro.

‘Miscellaneous

RELIANCE - HYGIENIC. OUR service kceps you garbage free. Phone 730-1..

KEZEFES HYGIENIC at your call always. G. R. Keefe, Manager.

FREE — RADIO CHECK WHEN you buy radio batteries at Bow- lan‘s Radio Service, 01 Grafton Btrect. Charlottetown.

Personal

FOR NEUBALGIA. LUMBAOO. Rheumatic Pains Chest Golds. apply Heat Penetrating Glorv Oil. At your Driggist.

Nursery Stock

RESERVE now eon IDEAL Autumn planting! Chinese Elm Hedges-if inches to 20 inches high when shipped-will grow I feet the first year-is plants for Ofilik-nxfficierit for 25 feet. Giant Exhibition Flowering Pseoniea in colours red. white or pink4 for $1.99. Brookdsieltingswsy Nim- eries. Bowrnanville. Ontario.

SERVICE P110116 90.

For licst I lllNl‘ - ‘U room. Apply 25 Grafton It. ' lhstll

ANQID-IIIII ROOM! OI . Ilnali apartment. IIQIW- 4W1! Box K, Guardian.

v q-Alllofllsll. . "Illlvsaings

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FOR SALE-BICYCLE. $30.00 cash. Cali 27 Prince Street.

FOR SALE-FROST AND WOOD gang plow in excellent condi- tion. W. W. Gibson, Marshfieid.

FOR SALFFHOUSE AND STORE. [Nine miles from Charlottetown. on paved highway. For further information apply Mrs, pear; Hermann. Pown-ai.

FOR SALE - A FINE QUALITY Tuxedo. Size (is-at a sacrifice price. Phillips’ Valet Service. 114% Kent Street. "

FOR SALE-MODERN COTTAGE, Schurman's Shore. John Arthur, Summerslde.

FOR SALE - ONE ENAMEL Kitchen Jacket Hester and Garbage Burner. Apply 273 Fitz- roy Street after 5.00 P. M.

PETS FOR SALE — YOUNG Budgioa of most. colours. $8.00 each. Also Finches. John Clifford. 92 Harrison Street, Saint John. N. B.

FOR SALE-GARAGE AND SER- vice Station fully equipped. Apply between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. to Igoolle and Brothers, Roseneath.

FOR SALE -— ENTERPRISE range, heater, six hardwood chairs, 1 bed room tabls and chair, 1 spring and bed. All in good condition, 202 Dorchester St.

FOR SALE-FAIRBANKS THREE h.p. "Z" type engine; one Vessat eight-inch crusher; one 82-foot rubber belt, 5-inch, all in good repair. Apply Lionel E. Robin- son, North Rustico.

REGISTERED COLLIES FOR Sale. Three (3) outstanding Tri- color Collie pups. real show stock. Also, one (l) Sable female 2% years old. s wonderful dog for children, gentle, good manners. and beautifully marked- Apply Strathnaim Kennels. Clyde River.

lleip Wanted-Male 8i Femal:

WANTED - WOMAN TO D0 private laundry. Apply_M. care Guardian.

0' Iii-rs.» 25-?

Durability 0f liuman B00,’ Called Amazing

Take it from Dr. Peter J. Stein- crohn, a Hartford. Oonn, heart specialist, the human body -is tougher than you think and needs only a little common-sense care to permit you to achieve a ripe old age.

Not only can the body take an astonahlng amount of puiiisltisie-nt and still function, says Dr. Stein- crohn in the October American Magazine, but it has an "infinite capacity to improvise, manufact- ure, and repair itself." ‘iwventy-flve years in the practice of medicine has convinced the doc- tor that most Americans scare too easily. "Too Itniiny of us,” he lam- ents, “translate a heart. skip into {imminent death; s backache into ailing kidneys; s headache into certain brain tmior."

Your body," he reassures, "is the world's most incredible, resis- tant, and durable piece of mach- inery. It. has lllimltabie reserves that most of us in our lifetimes never even have to call out. All it needs s ai modicum of care; it asks only that you have s generous measure of foiih in its capacity to serve you."

As proof of the body's duraHl- lty. the American Magazine art- icle points out that the average man can get. along without his gall bladder, Spleen, tonsils and appendix; can dispense with One of his two kidneys, one of his lungs, itwo of his four or five quarts of blood. two-fifths of his liver, most. of his stomach. four of his 2:! feet of small intestine, hallo! his brain and still live.

“Even after we stop breathing, our bodies are so durable they re- fuse to give up the ghost." says Dr. Sitoincroihn. "Our brain surviv- es anywhere from a few seconds to 15 minutes and continues to send out brain waves during that W118; our heart muscles, four hours; blood molecules, 1B hours; bones three days, skin, five days.

"That's why persons who appar- ently dis during open-anions. or who are drowned 0r ssphyxinited can be revived."

While the body is tough, Dr. Stelncrohn warns that it isn't so hardy it doesn't need cooperation. The lndividuars Job is to be reas- onably careful and to heed warn- ings because, he says. “chances are all your rriscfiine needs to put it in good shape is simply to have your doctor tighten s nut or s bolt here and there.

“Like the creeks and splitters in a serviceable car, the sounds (symptons) are disturbing, but the engine and body are still good for imcco miles."

Nizam ill iiyderahad is llndisturhed By Changed Status

HYDERABAD, India, Oct. 10- (AP)-The rude jolt of the Indian army “police action" a year ago cracked the feudal role of the fab- ulous.Nizam of Hyderabad.

Probably before another year is out it will have disappeared en- tircly. But no one seems ’1ess concerned or disturbed than the Nizam himself.

i-iis Exalted Highness Asaf Jah VII, Nizam of Hyderabad and Ber-

W A N '1‘ E D — EXPERIENCED housekeeper. Salary $60.00 per month and board. Transportation will be arranged. Apply to T. E. Nugent, M. D.. Bath. N. B.

WANTED — YOUNG MAN 20 T0 25 years of age single preferred. Grade 10 education essential, Grade If preferred. Must be 1n good physical condition and able to drive car or truck. Assured fut- ure to right, party. Write Box 897. Guardian.

CALLING ALL WOMEN: WHO have time to spare who wish to make easy money. Take orders for lingerie and hosiery: For ladies, men. children, also babies‘ wear. Nothing could be easier with our low prices and our mag- nificently illustrated catalogue containing samples of our mater- ials. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Generous com- mission. bonuses. gifts. Write im- mediately for your frce catalogue. Du Jour Lingerie Inc. 4235-39. lvervllle Street, Montreal 34.

Venetian Blinds

HAROLD CLARK, PHONE 1523-8. Free drape hangers. Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.

Typewriters

BEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portable ‘typewriter - the only office typewriter in persons] size. New portable design. new sparkling performance. Cash or terms. Remington Rand Limited. 134 Richmond Street. Phone 2711. .

PIIISVILLE AND VICINITY

m. ind Mrs. Freddie Greensn and Mrs. l-iolson Goff, Lot l0, were visitors to Plusvllis on Bundsy.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MeGregor and family. Burton. were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Animus Ooreoran. ‘

Mr. and ‘Mrs. James Oorcorsn, lb. and Mn. George Clark and Mr. Jackie Clark, Brooklyn, motor- Od to Remington on Tuesday even-

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Little crowd attfindad the re- ception held at the home of Mr. and llrl. Edward Griffin Burton. in honor otllr. and Mrs. George lemma whose marriage cook

time flnlzsttnudsy at Bl. Hart's

ar, , of a score of resound- ing titles, scems to, have adjusted himself neatly to the situation. The former absolute ruler never interferes in the business of gov- erning his state.

Although he is still the nominal head of the stale, the de facio ruler is MaJZ-Gem-I’. N. Chaudhuri, the military gov nor, who acts under direction o the States Min- istry at New Delhi.

Behind the walls of his palace the Nizam conducts his private affairs, reads the Koran and writes Persian poetry.

The Nizam is often described ns the world's leading mlser. His per- sonal expcnses are next to noth- ing. He eats but one meal a day. He smokes only locally-made cig- arels, given him regularly by the manufacturer. The cigaret wrap- pings are used for writing domes- tic orders.

Most of his food is grown on his own lands.

The clothes the Nizam is wear- ing today are at lcast 15 years old. He patches and. dsrns his worn garments with his own hands.

Hia one comparative extravag- ance has been his harem, where he has 70 women, ranging from 62 to 19. The Nizam is 03. ills eldest son and heir is 43 and his youngest son was born last yeiir. '

His one legitimate wife is the mother of two sons and three daughters, but there are l6 other sons and seven other daughters.

Nobody, perhaps not even the Nizam himself, knows the size of his fortune. It includes many priceless jewels. one of which is an uncut diamond that he used for s paperweight. Some of his house- hold guens that he ynust have about 01.500.000.000 in cash.

The Nizam never meets the press. Once he did, thought his remarks were distorted and never again held a press conference.

VALUE OI‘ CLUB!

(CP) . Boy's clubshsvebecnoneofuiomest effective means of combating Jtrvenlilc delinquency. Vernon

McAdam, executive director of the Boy's Clubs service club luncheon meeting here. Be said his organisation help boy's clubs serge; the country.

IIUNGIY IONBTII A own male African ele- phant welsh! up to live tons and ants about 180 pounds of feed every II- _

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THE GUARDIAN,

Ordination Service At Long Greek Baptist iihureh

A service of interest and lnspl. ration was held in the Long Creek United Baptist Ciimn oa Wad- rwsdav evening, October 5th, at s o'clock.

Special features of this service were the roll call of the church and ordination of deacons. ‘The guest speaker for the occasion was Rev. J. D. Dsvlson, pastor of the Baptist Church st Charlottetown. After a devotional service con- ducted by the pastor, the roll was called by the clerk of the church. Mrs. Malcolm MacNeili. There was n good response on the part of the uesident memlbers, and a few responses from non-residents. A generous thank-offering was taken, followed by the singing of the fellowship hymn, “Blest Be The Tie That Binds.“

The second part of the service was the ordsining of Messrs. F. W. Stretch and "Rod" MacLeod to the diaconate of the church. The min- utes recording the appointment of deacons were read by the clerk. Appropriate scriptures were read by the pastor, and in the ceremony of “laying on of hands" the pastor was assisted by Rev. J. D. Dav- ison and senior deacon Hector MacLean. Mr. Davison oflered the ordaining prayer. Hymns sung at this service were: "0 Master Let Me Walk With Thee" and "Go Labor 0n. Spend And Be Spent."

Special features of the thirdpart of the service were, a selection by the Long Creek Male Qusrtette. and the sermon by Rev. J. D. Davison. Mr. Davlson gavs a vary appropriate and challenging mu- sage on "The Lordship of Christ." The speaker reminded his audience that although certain men have from time to time sought suprem- acy over the hearts and minds of men, one by one they have gone down without permanently estab- lishing their claims, while Christ lives on and is still the supremo Lord and Saviour of Men.

This psrt of the service closed with the benediction by Mr. Dav- ison.

The final part of this service W3! a fellowship hour during which delicious refreshments were served by the ladies of the church and ongregation.

The singing of ‘lGod Be With You Till We Meet Again”, follow- crl by prayer brought to s close this helpful service.

SHIPPING NEVIS

AT HALIFAX-

Arrived Monday Canadian Leader, from Montreal Aquitsnls, Southampton Nova Scotia, Liverpool Imperial Halifax, Saint John, N.

B.

Mont Roland, United Kingdom Sslled Monday

None. AT SAINT JOHN- Arrlved Monday

Fort Avalon, from New York Sailed Monday

Fort Avalon, for Halifax and Si. John's, Nfld.

Erick Bsnclr, Cuba.

Hampton and Vicinity

Riev. and Mrs. T. G. Head Ind sons David and John were visit- ors to Blurnnienlde on Tuesday.

Mr. Donald Mscqusrrle son of Mr. and Mrs. John MacQuari-ie left last. week to take up lib stud- ies at MacDonald College.

CHARLOTTETOWN In: I01 _lxclssga

NEW YORK, Oct. Iii-MP) Am u . 4O 1-4

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Anaconda. Bald Loco . Beth Steel

Cons Edison Cont Can Del and Hud Dis Song .

Dom ........ ..

Firestone .

Firestone Pf . Gen Eiec Gen Foods -._ ... Gen Motors ...... ...... ... Goodrich ........ ...... .... ...

Goodysar ...- ...... ... 39 1-2 Hud Bay ...... ...... ...... ._ 89 1-2 lnterlalre ...... ...... ........... 11 3-8 Int Harv ...._......_........,_ 33-4 Int Nickel ...... .... ...... 20 8-8 Int Pap .... .... ...... -...._.... 82 1-8 IntTand'!'_.........._.._.... 91-4 Johns bfanv 42

Kcnnecott . 47 1-4 Montgomery ._ 51 3-4 Nat Cash R ........ .... -..... 32 1-2 Nat Gyp ........ .__.. ......_.... 16 7-8 NYCentral...___._..._... 103-8 Penn RR .. ... ._... _....._.. 14 1-2 Phelps D . ... .____ _..__... 425-8 Proc and Gard ...... ____ _- 71 1-4 Pullman __.. ._...-... 34 1-4 Radio Corp -....- ...... .......... 12 1-4 Ram Rand ...._.. __,__ ___..__,_.. 10 1-8 Rep Steal ........ .... .... -..- 20 7-8 Sears Roe .____ ....-- 42 1-4 Sinclair Oil ...... -..... 24 1-4 Socony Vac ......-_.. ...... .__' 16 1-2 Std Brands ..._. ...... ...._.. 21 3-4 Std Oil NJ . 71 5-8 Studebaker 24 3-8 Texas Co 61

Tidewater .. Utd Aircraft

bulls? '8' four m ea from Mount Stew-I art.

Farm all! I -! six aereaogf Ila-Syria rIlvfiyll-j

| “d 0110-. situate at Oaaavoy

Fla further particulars ap- '—OR a opomvnnr. Solicitors. -

FDR SALE

S00 ACRES AT OARDIGAN .

20 acres clear; 20 acres marsh; 60 acres hardwood;

200 acres lumber. Good bfllll, m. This place is priced to sell. ALLAN CAMERON

l1 litany Street Charlottetown

FOR SALE

My SAW MILL in excellent ro- pair, equipped with Rotary Orush- ar, Planer and Shingle gear, on good stream of water, with 22 sores of land attached, with good growth of hard and soft wood.

Situated at limyvale Lot 66.

Apply to:-

rnoms cnaasensn New Wlltllslro, r. n. I.

WANTED SCRAP IRON - METALS

AND BATTERIES For highest prices

Canada

Water Street Simmonds Phone lad

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ferguson Charlottetown spent the week- end visiting in Hampton. guests of Mrs. FQIMUOM brother and pull-i- er. Mr. Robert and Mrs. Annie Ferguson.

Mr. Ernest Read-y, Drsout, Mal, is spending s short. holiday visit- ing his sister Mts. James Wood South Melville. His friends in Hampton extend him a hearty welcome.

Mr. my Maefiiunie is the proud possessor of a beautiful caribou akin recently received from his brother William of Yal- lovw Knife N. W. Territories. William spent the past four moiiiiimwinri a stir-vs! party in the far north andhla had iota of lnterostit? expclcness.

The sympathy of the Hamptol people is extended to Hrs. William barrow and firs.‘ Arthur Gamble In the death on Monday of their beloved father Mr, Porter Bishop. Ohlpman, N. B. As be had always endoyed good health. his death came as a great shock tohls daughters.

A large crowd attended the Rally Dsy Service in Hampton United Church on Sunday even- ing Oct. 2nd. The lmday School children were in the cnoir and sang several ssloctions with Mark Ocmwon presiding at organ. 1n thl chum 0t Rev. W. G. Head, ll‘. Helm ducted the union sddrll on "Ia Snail vs

service. i

ilra diltmi moo momma ill? ladies of the ltsqiton Wern- at-hcrboau- on ‘hinder evening. ‘the Incident Mrs. Olav- aad the

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$6,500.00.

U S Rubber ...... ...... PHONE 1“ iélvsiksteel .

wznntiifizi '. “I! BLOCK Woolworth ...... ..

I NEW ISSUE,- ‘

Savings‘ Bonds 4th sci-i,» 234% '* l

Orders for Canada Savings Bonds will receive our prompt attention

Eastern Securities Ltd.

12 acre farm on North River Road, 1% City limits. New bungalow,’ second floor barn, hen house, breeder-house. All newly Land in excellent condition. Price for immediate cash sale

Artur. l‘. A. LARGE, KC. Royal Bank Building Charlottetown

146 Richmond It. Charlottetown Phone 2M3

SALE ‘

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OCTOBER 11, 1949

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Trans

Canada Credit Corporation has helped thousands , of Cupudluns to purchase o cor or truck. There are several loan plans to choose tromfrulcs are

budgets.

reasonable, no enclorsevs are required, and re- payment plans fit smoothly Into individual For eligible borrowers loans up lo_

$1,000 are lite insured tree. if you need u cosh ; Icon up to $2,500 sac your Trans Ccnudufioun-

seller right away. Phone or coll in to

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