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rnuupe am.» Grafton ltreet. Charlottetown, p595. m Monty.“ stngk POI r r0 $500.00 ‘m T IIEAASY MONTIIAlI-Y PAYMENT; . i arm Marianne th W P. '1‘. B. Io u‘ Bell Tel use l-4 1 , . .. ... . ° lil u c; l-d _____ .. P M . ‘ Can Car rm no 1-4 ,Can Ind Al A 5 7-8 Advertising Iiatov-Payablo m Ad i’ min Vance ﬁdifli i: s s Ggntmuu nméCbarge L» an; Advertbanent a Cents (w; ﬁe]: g 2c per word: Announecmenlrrazsméqy-xg"? ‘M “mm mm‘ ' Join Brat e 25 l-2 via-MIMI M oer word: in Memorials: Notice-s 101"“ a "" ‘"'"'- l Dom Btee n o Floral and Spiritual Offerings, up“; m, h p" "if"? "l" II | jfydgn v a condolence We oer mo; Wedding e Zmfuw- "m" °' Jen Btvel Wares l2 1-2 and i0 cents for every additional I wo Notices “m” i" ‘M. ‘Hm mm" 5 cznrtzr.zr.n.re ~*.~.- M - »-"'-i"‘"'--p'-=': in" ii . . u, . anvil-nun """“‘“"' ‘m. °""' " °' ﬁll r0345‘ FLA 1i s a B5QQY In‘ - Mtl P e i0 0-4 For Sale h“ sgevélrm“ e100 a 4 OTIII I ' ALE snausn wamed glmlymmm l: 1'8 FOR. s - BETTER wANTE|)_Two WHEEL “Mum " aw - e . S f 68 blimp‘) '8?“ 5v"éi§'l".i‘.‘f“‘l‘{§ni3‘i°0§, 1"" "1""- Wmlee- w r1 1r w‘? 0.8‘: e N- 5 l°-14~1‘l1- Waggon IMMEDIATELY, rug. l-‘OR SALE — COLT 3 YEARS n ed flat or Ii-roamed apart. ‘ I _ ment. three adults. Applv Guar- ‘allcl ruY-lclwlroxlstrgei? on“ ioiﬁﬁl: dim- 1015-3l.‘ "OW YOTk SAOOk {ii'____'“ WANTID TWO eds-iii" rtm. SALE-BICYCLE ALMOST - I new. Freddie Turncrxwlrcsoio?’ gérgraatgxi: ﬂioléirugil ——————-—~—— ron some: - z worm HORSES. “m, condmon Wm‘ or. Gum, Am - - c a r- as a-a Alex. J. Macllcmian, l-lartlsgglﬁu. ‘m’ or Phone. at ém Tat; T“ 12g t?‘ [To], SA'L'E_,' snoilllnof," "up WANTED-SKATES AND noors. Beth Bteel s0 1-4 wa- am». tines. 1"" ~ w» r m 37 u - -_ l COD Edison 1-4 _---——-—_ ..__ ._ "r" “- glee gym we 3g g-g ron sane-roars’. Yuan-om WA“ _ an ec - hens and 20 Pullets. J~ J- Beagan, ,,,,,,,§°,,,'},¥,,_°f,§°",f:‘§,"- gEIINAMi/glia Charlottetown. R. R. 5. 102'! ll writs A. q, mug-gum 1 . Kennggon n 3_a ron SALE - 1 FBIGIDAIRE - . Mm" W1"! 44 1'5 mm“? 12L ﬁomlaariw¥ﬁmre RE? Miscellaneous (iexrrlltrnl 5 a liillfﬂll . 0 W0 . 9 ' ' gmsglihgig, Rggglv ° ,.,€*§."_;§- "i133... iii“ ti"; %?.§”<§...J§i iiiini°éim ‘iii? ____'_“_______.+__i_' mn and 2am only; also Thresh- std on n s so 1.0 Fog, gAup-QRUM 5N1) CLEAN. inl and Crusher Belts and Texas Co 4B 8-4 er in good repair. Wendell Traces Clinton Morrison. Frtd- United Aircraft 30 1-4 Match. Bunburv. 10-284. orietnn. 10-20-31. g g gglioer 4517-: '%'iliié."fniolﬂw£niiiin'?"s”ﬁii - a .M“°hi“°'>' ¥.@‘é‘.i".‘i'.il‘..°°’” ii 1-. Johnnie’! Service Statlims, on- “w m“, MAcnmEBY AND Wm m" "5 1'2 Muii- immm‘ Cllmgvllqiaigmenia mornwus sling: “NR5 """“_ "_ on an sawmillmc- _ Fglhuglillrllearlyorliqea Tgdscgrfngc: menh “mill- bulleys, shutting, Mo t I no De m so roostei-s 2o ducks °"° Mm" W!" ‘imm- n m‘ 4, t" 3- Mm ' m i ca le, etc. - Inquire from us. we ﬂovol - Harry Moore, on. 27 l cm ‘my, o“ ﬁneg zgga, ron SALE- z ron noncn 35",“ on; -- “y” ‘Y’ _u_ '

Truck- First class condition. 3B model. Cash or Car ln exchange- Austin H. Curtis, ora.

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FOR sAllE-THREE PERCHERON Fillies. One l 1-2 year old two six months. Apply estate Walter M. Len and Son, Victoria.

10 2'1 S0 Iiz - FOR SALE BY AUCTION. SAT-

vrdoy, October 30th at 2 clock.

farm consisting of 130 acres. 60 don

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clear-balance in wood. Ekt. Alfred Flake, situated at ‘rracwl Cross, lo-Ti-Iii.

‘Fcnzile Help Wanted

. WANTED —- MAID. FAltgiaYptgqF t ' . A l t '1 - - no p xbe ween an 1046"“ ___________

321 EH83) To Let

T0 LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM ground floor. Apply Guardian.

1'0 LET NOVEMBER l BUNGA- lcw in East Royalty, near Airport. H. W. Clay.

Auction Sale AT EAST ROYALTY

liiilRSliAY, 012T. 2

T am instructed by the Wheatley Bros" to sell by Public

Auction the following stock:

Blood horse, 7 yrs.; l filly. Z 1 pose); 1 driving mare, 10 years, urpose); _ heifer, 2 years (Jersey); 2 heif-

horse 13 years (general p

10-20-31‘.

- AililTliiii SALE

AT MONTAGUE FRIDAY, OCTOBER Z9, AT l EM. 1 < ~ A '

1 am instructed by Mrs. L. l5- Mellish to sell by Public Allbilvll her household furniture, eonristir- of parlor. hall, dining-room. klwllqn . bedroom furnishings, includ- hill!!! Chesterfield suite: cox": books: bookcases; china can st: ladies’ desk, mirrors, clocks, lnin; table and chairs (leather Isl : beds complete anti dressers: kitchen range (Chrk Jewell: electric wWh- er)‘ (Gatnadayh. toaster: iron; waffle; cleaner (Premier, with ‘all- pliancesi: radio ilfhlieoi: tables. chain. rockers; refrigerator; studio and~office couches; sewing rnlchilw lSinger): 2 cords hardwood: lawn mower iltedwln vi wheel barrow and garden equipment, all in HP!- clsss condition, _

' TERMS cash. ' W. H. BEATON. - Auctioneer. l0-28-5at-Tues-Thurs.

E- o.

8th. at 1 P.1d.

-2 years (general pur- (general purpose); 1 farm 1 pure bred Ayrshire

* looderu-jand practically new.

ro-sl-Tul-ﬁl-llon-li

W. H. BEATON. Auctioneer.

Produce ‘Prices

MONTREAL. Oct‘- 36-40?)- Prcduce‘ urices today reported bv the Dominion Department of Aa- rlculture tollowz-

Eg s: Graded shipments quoted on s ct 50 l-2". B 4545 l-2: C 42.

But r: First grade creamer-v prints lcbblna price 38 l-2: first arade solids. lob price 30: current receint Que No. i pasteurized 34- 1-2. No. 2 33 1-2, delivered Montre- al; wholesale Que No 1 pasteurized 35. No 2 34

"Cheese: Cuirent receipt. white. e 20

Wcstenrsn Qu FOB rsr: wholesale ebbing Western and Que whl 20 11-16-21, current

sale for oxnort. Potatoes: New crop ‘l5 lb baa No

l Que Lilli-LN; N. B, 1.60-1.75: P.‘- E. I. l7

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AlitiTlilii sou:

AT HAMPTON

In 3m Instructed by Mr. Dollllid iliaclﬁinnon to sell at his home It ilamptonon

rnunsnsv. ocrosno 2am AT 1 r. u.

the following household furniture.

Ra Tabb‘, Sofa and Chairs. Clock

complete new new Oiloloth Square ..Parlor Mats and Rugs Two bedroom Seit; complete A number of extra chairs

A large stock of Dishes andnmlll! E

Other mlwil Ii lcaporllonntsly law lam

' ‘iii! filtlidie"v9iféi‘ini' IANK Ankuou

Montreal Curb

Abitibi a s-a ed supply. Stock on hand of grbpgg, i‘? all household and personal Jon A 0 brushes. For particulars % v .1. c f: 1" write or phone

¥,,‘,',,"‘¢‘,.Y"“" ‘I2 it‘; KEITH TOMILSON mo. m, ii if? Charlottetown, rut. 1

MINING

WRONTO- 0"- ¢°—<¢P>—¢l°=- i lng Toronto stock ouotatlorllsio i“"é“.i.? "ii i ng . Arlon m l-z Yesterday 8 Asto it '3 1 2 r a. . - Aunor 3.85 Banklield .14 arket Base Met .13 ———- B Exnlor .86 attic 1.63 Tomatoes, lb. 190 Bldgood .35 Beef qr. 20-244: oblo .00 Steals, 1a. uo-vac Rrlt Dom 68 Butter. dairy 40c Broulnn .07 Eggs, doz. 54c ‘Brown l .08 i 4 Eggs, plums, $21: tiff Cdn .01 Roast Beef, 10-586 Edm 2.24 Cream, at. 40c Cdn Mal .60 Spring Lamb, 32 Cent Pat 1.67 Carrots. lb. 5c Cent Por .10 Potted Plants 25-45:: Chem Res .22 l-2 Herring, each 6c Chestzr l.l7 Rudlshes. hunch _ 8c Chrom 2.05 Mackerel. each 35-39 Cochenour 2.05 Haddock. lb. 20c Cnniarmn 1.46 P , Green Mountains, pk. 36c Ea. Crest .10 Fresh Cod. lb. 10c Ea Mal 1.57 Grapefruit, 2 for 25c Eldorado 1.22 Chickens, lb. 35-336 Fnlcnn 4.20 Head Lettuce 2 Icr 25c Franco .32 Bolling meat 2045c Gillie; .05 1-2 Broccoli. bunch 15c Glenora .03 Cauliflower 15-90 Gods Ln J5 1-3 Onions, bunch, 10¢ Gold Gate .10 New Onions, bunch I-ialcrow .21 Melons, ea. 25-30-356 Halllwell .03 1-2 Honeydew, ea. 50': Hard Ro L05 Blueberries. qt. 20c i-lrgker .03 1-2 ‘rurnlps, en. be H". Sarc .15 1-2 Peas in pod S for 25 Hollln: ll 1-2 Cabbage. each, 10c do 15c Home 8.60 Ccrn Beef 20-2 Howey Beets, 6 lbs. for 25c Hnd Bav Min 3i! Roses. bunch 25c Imp ll l5 1-2 Melons, each 25-30:: ‘insplra .60 Cucumbers. each, 50 Int Pete 22 1-2 Pepper. green 3 for 25c Jack Wai .05 Ap lea. pk. Kirk Ls .80 Onlbns. b. 3 for 25c Kerr Add 8.90 squash lb. La Dufault .85 Spinach, lb. La Shore i4 3-4 Peppers 4 for 25c Leltch 1.15 Cranberries. qt. 18c il Ll .82 -Pork Roast lb. 30c Macasss 3.60 Hams, lb. 35c MacLeod 2.20 Bacon lb. 25c 10°91? iii a ar c . McDoug 1H CANADA Mclntyr" as 0-4 PROVINCE 0F McKen/le 1hr; PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND “will -""-1'*‘ m rnr: rnonnrn comer 0 . wfrtlpfgl“ zléj The 26m dny of uctober, AS11944- Nat Pete J0 l-I In Re Estate of’ Peter Mctsaugh b7egns .55 late ol‘ Bear River in Kings County Ngpdon M in the said Province, Farmer, dec- Nor-vow , M eased. testate. _ _ nvqrr~\ 100 To the sheriff of the bounty 0! Nm- can ﬁn Kings County or any btlnstable "I O'Brien literate person Within said Collllli’ Omega . - _ Pamour 123 GREETING‘ -——————-—————— WHEREAS upon relding the WARWIC" "‘" PPAV WIT" petition on nlc or never-end A-PlH-l- NEW YORK RANGERS slis L. Sinnott 0| Rollo Bay in Allis! __--_ Utillnty aruresmo, clergyman, an, WINNIPEG. Oct. 26 -(OP) -— Mlcnael McGaugn of dear IHVBI Billy Warwick, 19-year-old Regina aforesaid, Alarm-r. tne executors u youngster who plgyed 155g winter the above named estate, prﬂylng in the Eastern United States nma- 1118i I- vilﬂilﬂn ma)’ b8 Issued "if teur hockey league with New York the purpose “nereinagter set loci-n- Rodgers, has signed to play this sea- 2W" ilfenthl-ﬂﬂfc mgtlryt rﬂlll son with New York Rangers in the 82kg“; f ‘ Psi?“ a ‘sisal “in”, Namna] “Wk” ma!“ u. 0115a“: Yesgnrn t p lass... The announcement about Wnr- boil" ufﬁeijnh, in “i, Uhurt null“ wick, brother of Grant who has In Chﬂrlotwmwn m Queens comm been a member of the New York in me Sam Pmﬂnce’ on Mom!“ Club for two years. was made here ‘he mm, d“ o; Decemhﬂ. n“; by Lester Patrick, manager oi the “mung, a" {he hom- 0f cllven i-Bﬂm- o'clock iorenoon of the same day to ———-———.s-- shew cause it any they Orin Why DEFIES NAZIS TWO YEARS the Accounts of the said Estate -—— should not be passed and the 1'55- LO -(OP>- One of Norway's tate closed as prayed for in lilo underground news a .. "V Post- petition and on motion of Arm"!

en" recently start o1 its third year. The mime

of more than 25,000

P3113?

cele rated publica- tion of‘ its 100th edition and the

ographed Journal has a circulation

Auc£io n

I have-been instructed by the executors of the estate of the late James S. Walker to offer for sale on the premises

To avoid disappointment order your Fuller Bristle

as I can only obtain a limit-

or phone 934-L

For later reference rend adv. on top of page 42 in telephone directory.

F. McQuaid, Esq" Proctor for N!" setitione .

Comb (hair brushes) early '

NATIONAL SELECTIVE

SERVICE

A WORD 0r cannon

TO MEN OF MILITARY AGE AND TO THEIR EMPLOYERS

National Selective Service Civilian Regulation! authorize the Minister oi‘ Labour to require that male emplo"... fumish their employers with evidence that they have not failed to comply with National Selective Service Mobilization Regulations (i.e., the Military Call-Up).

It is intended that an order will be issued shortly, requiring

employers to carry out the necessary check on their Illll

employees, and to report any men who do not produce the , required evidence of compliance.

The check up will cover every male employee who has reached the age of l8 years and six months and has not reached his 38th birthday. The man will have to show evidence in one of the following forms :-—-

(u) A nun discharged hum the Armed having been married before that ilk, Forces following service during the is n widower with elaihllun, mint b0 present war should have his " ‘ , , ’ to ' ' ‘ " puck up certiﬁcate. A discharged man who has marriage certiﬁcate or birth eertilclh not a certiﬁcate should apply for one in of n child, to show that he was married the following mnnner:— before July 15th, 1940, and that In in

Army—District Oﬁiccr Commanding, no" “m” m-md u i‘ . "ma"! Military District in which with ‘when’ 115M714?!‘ "Wk Pbu- (B) A man who has reported for enrolment

Air-Records Oﬂiee, R.C.A.F. Hcod- in the Army under on 0rder—iililihry quarters, No. 5 Temporary Training issued under the Mobililntion

Building, Ottawa, Ont. Rlcgullztig-ns and who has been rejected q s‘ N y B“ a a ou ve l certiﬁcate chewing b0 aw- oizzfﬁih a“ r ' was rejected through medical unﬂtnese.

If a man entitled to such oerlileah does not possess it, he should apply t0 the District Oﬂicer (hmmandlng the Military District in vvlalch he wnl rejected.

(i)Amnnwhnianntlubjeetbthn Mobilization Regulations because he in an enemy alien who bu not math application for naturalization nay obtain a certiﬁcate from a registrar of his Divisional Mobilisacionloard indb eating that the Mobiiintioh lleguil- tinns do not apply to bins Ind ouch certiﬁcates must be obtained by all such enemy aliens:

(ii) A man who is an alien and neitlael‘ n ' ‘ of Belgium, Caecboslnvnhil, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, the United States nor Yugoahvil and bll not applied for naturalization may bl relieved of his duty under Mobilization Regulations, but he gives up his right ' to future Canadian citizenship after the war; where such men have applied for such relief and been plated such status, certiﬁcates will be issued by ' in appropriate cases.

(b) A man who has responded ton direction from n Registrar of a Divisional Mobili- zation Bond, to report for medical examination under Mobilization Regu- lations, should have either n cerfiﬂcain of unﬁtneu or an order for postpone- ment of military training from the Divisional Registrar. (A nun entitled to either document who has lost his copies should immediately apply to the Divisional Registrar who issued the original, for a duplicate.)

A man who has been rejected on appli- cution for v ‘ y enlistment in the Army since the beginning of the war, should have a certiﬁcate showing that be was rejected through medical unﬁt- nen. (if a man entitled to such a certiﬁcate does not pollen it, he should apply to the District Military Hend- quarlers of the District in which he applied for ant, in order to pro- cure thc necessary form.)

A mnninthe designated clneeswhobu

not reached his 88th birthday, who was married as at July 15th, 1940, or who,

(f)

(c)

(d)

1 This caution is issued to facilitate compliance with the order which is proposed. A reasonable interval will ho allowed to permit men to provide themselves with whatever document, as referred to above, they may be entitled to hold.

Employers are requested to give notice of this proposal to their male employees, to facilitate the operation qf the order when issued.

1D R T MiEdN T @F Q)

HUMPHREY MITCHELL A. MncNAMAILA Minister of Labour Director, P’ ' ' Selective Sonia

And it is hereby ordered that I true copy hereof he forthwith iillii"

lished in some .. ,. r .'. ed _i_n_Charlntt£to\vn aforesaid f"?!

in each week for at least four Wh- . secntive weeks from the date heir, of and tnnt l trne Oﬂpy here-f NI lortnwith posted 1n tne ronowlnl] public places respectively, Ill-W}?!- ln the nail of the Court House Ill nouns aroresaid, at the runway station an ‘Bear ltivcr uloresaroe and at or near the store 0f M11‘- thew a McLean, nun-ten, in bourla aforesaid, so that Ill pcrsons "\- ACIEBICG in the said Estaec as anon!-

Bhartered Accountant Examinations

Examinations of the Institute of Chartered Account-

December 6th, 1943. Applicants desiring to write these examinations are requested to forward

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ll-II

unis of P. E. I. will be held at Charlottetown commen-

' ing Monday,

bull, 3 ea s; 4 fat cows; 1 ~- , . .__ , , 91's, 1 1Y2 ylears (Ayrshire. Guernsey); 1 heifer 5 mos. (AYF lliliisﬁillil? “fund m m 114 Prince Street on Thursday, October 28 at 5 p.m. one hnlf saivili-Tlihshsavenille 33:12:51} ‘Elfin-h- fuil details as to education qualifications and experi- 553W); 3 OXQKI» 3 mils- i0 6 11105-3 4 blllls- 3 "ms"? 1 Yuk boar! Washing Machine of a double tenement house, 114 Prince Street. containing ::&“1,Fl'_‘°baf:'ti§§rt Qfiiuhﬂinafféf ence to the undersigned. addressed l0 42 Greclifliildj 1i) mos.; 100 Barred Rock. year-old he!“ and 59"?“ “h” Chum 14 rooms, in a good residential locality. This property must town aforesaid, the day md roar Avenue, Charlottetown, on or before November 181. articles. 35,123.22." w be sold and is a good investment. lira; stntrlzvecgvurrctien. 1943. Y _ _ Terms: All sums up to $10.00 cash, over that amount, n" can,‘ hwdwmbgnm w H. BEATON mi,“ Mun,“ Q Lk-Am,’ ‘ A. W1: Higgins, 6 months credit on approved joint notes. M" a Gummy o’ cm - Aucjuaeeta‘ ‘L S) Registrar. secreiary- reasurei. i v‘ H‘ BEATON’. \ I! storm-Y “Y- 5'" "i" m” d y‘ '” .2‘ l 10521111-3-10-17-41. "" ' . M‘ -~" Auwoqeern. m“ M“ nmncmc ur shrunk ——_T T "7"°“ m“ "Us 9 DOIIGALD MacKINNON. _QH ‘ ‘i!’ ll C t I O ll 3 3 l: -- .0 e ' so -l . . _ AT? x/ MEN .41‘ run suonou rooms B_”_L_..___~-, vi/Hibilfl w? it”, To Go . {-0 ‘Sraiiten Street, Tuesday Nov. 2nd - A ‘ T° " i " BANK LO Nb Q O A‘ 2 P. M ‘ “ ‘warm H I l“? _ egg) .» ~ (no), - ' , 1 ' . el b ublic ‘ '. .- so’ _ t . I am_.nstructed by Mr. (i. V. garscn ltodse lmy ‘gnow. e a g Auction ins household furniture, w ch no u s _ ﬁ u 259% hi8: 1 Davenport bed, spring-ﬁlled sndwcll ullholstercdrl: rhvrn". “m “rich-m I‘! e w “tnmlwmumd spring-ﬁlled upholstered rookur; »1 08511110 "will? (arwPgp m, ,,,,,,, on...“ Nbeds; Y-—--'+- " - - - --- -» fig-section book one? (lizht Algniﬂ"i;'°iigﬂ_ég'vgrf, 1' on: m: ro um TIPPY AND rear" srunns ‘Y _ _‘ brary desk with rowers; “F °' ' _ Amnuht"""""""°' _ , _ __ ___ , swivel chair; .1 section steel tiling cabinet; 1 oedema“! m; mm“ mm goD,";g[?_,;j."“’ W E'-°°"A . l ; penal bod with box spring andmatiress; 1 mﬂdml “m”; . 0|: “mung ANYTHINGAWE 7‘ l:___| l = . - 1 brown w» bed with wﬂ'-»*1==¢= 1 won-ill" "Mm": o... ....... a... “our "N" ' ' l '-1- bed spring and mattress; 1 baby crib, spun! N"! “Etirz: v , - _ m m“ 1 .1 baby rocker; 1 Enterprise Capital range ("t"); 1 d? g u... ‘m. a M5303 gbot point range (like new); 1 Grim! Qlﬂotrio refrigor1ao‘ré w:- gnf rm . V "somerset: 2. 0011301011111 Iqulmi 1 ""1"" “m. i," id 3st.” 10:3 .0 ~ A ladder.‘ 1 dining-room suite, buﬂot, table and chairs. 1 it b7 m 6:." 3mg l‘ \ “high chair; 1 sat d-‘shes, service for 8. .All above furn urs min sum