APRIL 1a. 1944

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‘Advertising Rates-Payable in liilvance

lllillllillll Charge tor Any Advertisement as can‘,

Genital Guardian locale, - ~ fie per word; 4Ea"‘é»w°'“":'-::l'. ‘m9 blllllibd per ward; in lemon-lam Notices 10c per m“. u“. u‘

c 090-. 5° DH- ualne- tten ol tn h- W din '

and 10 cents rorwerver; Jaaitlsnsfaalvii-rfimliziicg diorlqlllagsqlfi Appreciation. 10c per- lnch or dc ~er word. um o! Slliliuriptinna 30:: inch. Address and Prunntatiou 81.00. Other m1“ q;

Wanted

venture Help w unted WANTED: DRESSMAKEB. WANTS

sewing by the day. Phone 349-J. WANTED - A MAID l-‘Olt GEN-

100 Prince. 4-13-11. gralulygisegork. Appgtr Mrs. J.- - . Ambrose eet.

WANTED-ONE LIGHT RUBBER 4-13-81. tired tractor. e. o. m; No. 11a, ————-—-- -i-- Chu-lqgtgmwg; 4-13.3|_ WANTED AT ONCE. MAID FOB i—-———' j- —————- general housework. Three adults. WANTED — J T0 4 HUNDRED hvenlngs iree. 215 Hlllsboro egg incubator. Apply Ilcslie Street. 4-6-61, Bl‘. East Royalty. 4-13-21. - -———-————-——-—

WANTED — HEATED FURNISH- ed room. Apply Guardian

Lost LOST - some wssns

-'- . so. . 4 iauncgflloi keys. Reward. titular-til)- l-o bm- _an ce. ___ 4-1.-1a-rs. rrousu FOR. naNrj-itloosrs. For bale

Newly renovated. Centrally situ-

Exchange 0"" m’ ‘Olitfflli STOGU ‘Airman as i-s Car and P » are '° ‘s M A man” Exchanze C... stall 1g gr. a“ Fg-“m a1 s-s i. n ec :5 3,‘ ______ A“ a k8 Gen Motors 5-, 1,3 thtr°néffhz 511.35g; 1w sassy g; y: 0g 5; today on the Torou- cm P“ - 1° If; Kennecott 31 1:4 Exchanae The Md $0110 l‘ 00m Oar era 2e 1-4.‘ M°"‘A,‘I’1V"¢ 4t 14-4 m m“: loss oi Al! an the other g”, 5mm; 9 3'4 Phil n 5" were only sllRht-lv lowcr at Du A 1 3.4 U S gflibem 4% 3-: _ ._ I . 4 3. man-d m 4 new llstinz w- Dnm°"‘§°'°1 B 7 ‘f. lggfbllc We! as s-a mflrhe can! A ueldldmrdA 81%|;- °C°m 93-! m!‘ Md Slllfld Ii; 31%. Mill “ma, c“ 14 3,4 U”?! c0 ('1 {.3 tween 30 end 82 and osed at “m, o" mlvgjaii Aircrait a if, Hiram Walker s0 w t Ufi,“ W" 10 1-1 ' Womeu-mspdrl-iiiiax izaugd: h” Q1}, 1-3 1-2 wgt mac“ "7 15: Rulemermawusyurautnu a. Power “lgussmr n14 retreated irom earlv nine key in- gq; 3M1; 411.3 — Mums-sects. w... em =~ mwiéslte was down 3 o! a wiht Iueoofi Front i i3: P p, .0. Transactions amounted b0 N”, 5mg} Qu- 14 7.3 110.41? slum ass-inst 183.000 Wfi- Notanda 51>: ‘udortmms. April n-(OP) — Dan Te m 121-4 Mommnt. 4 1 _ _. pgeescoredsmndslaminthepomx‘ Brroduce Dricestodul-ilirgpdgdhy cunt: gligectfirdgy on thte Stock pm A g finmligg Department o! Agri- . m :- ln b9“ BWTJW- 551M553" Steel oi Can 63 3-4 P!“ Graded shipments on spot poached a new 10w 11M wwvrml ——' ‘ ii g}; 1X1‘ A-Iarse; A-Medium 3s- and tailing back were Montreal said 300.000 bushels oi wheat in the a . -Pu1let; 231,5; 5 31; g 313g- Power and its subsidiary. South- ionn oi flour were token by the‘ b _ mount, a Quebec Power and British West dies. ‘utter. _F'lrst grade creamery wuthel-u C Power preferred. CHICAGO. April 13 - (AP) _ or nts ldbblng m“ 35114.31 “m; Brazilian was another loser in util- Pflces in the grain nits worked, RrBdo solids. lob ce 36-36% mes, A n n ‘c? slightl lomer todayédirtiluerwed by Y/laglld-Bdalglynasteurized sboragg no, wiNNllPllf-l m" - . )- bro ‘ com s - ~- 1r Export wheat traders dominated men with improving weather. Cheese: current white and col- gmn dealtnils today on the Win- good development or the winter 030d} Western and Que. 20 FOB; glpeg Grain Elxchange Buyers re- wheat mop. rumors that eiiorts ll 0 9881c Jobbl-nz orlce western presenting Uni - will be made to Canadian End Que. white and colored 20 =4- mpdlty credit corporation uur- Rye into the country and trews 1- M2‘ *...-°°"....-"°°.nh~=.a~..:: “"- = .. lnemfim...°"ttzeztl » md no G - 0 - agents took 400,000 bushek oi slbility oi importing corn irom the tibial northern. Trade reports also Argentine. _ ____ TORONTO, . _ _ B kd Of E ' . rea own mplre ma. Qm..0m.§?’“ ‘z ‘W’ C cl ' C ' 3% “m” And ana ran asualtzes 35-50,. Aid _ I/ONDON. April 5—(CP)—Deience headquarter» today issued a Angillczmédn 191$ * oi ,' and l" " " in the icur years oi war M1810 Hm" 5 00 up u. Aug, s1. 1m. ggjlwrlus s2 ‘ The breakdown, more comprehensive than one provided by Prhne Antigua lg ‘Minister Churchill for The House 0i Commons showedz- Amnque , 31 j Killed Missing Wounded Prisoners Total Astoria 20 United Kingdom 120,958 29,469 93,622 143,941 387.996 Allnor 3.50 Canada 9,200 2.14s us: 4.300 10,091 ggfllifililgfi 1~_1 Australia 12.20:: 11,001 0,303 20.100 14.33:; Em Mew. 12 ‘If ,New Zesland 5.022 cs4 11.315 1.210s 25.111 Bu, 75 Ilouih Airlea 3.107 279 0,413 13.056 23.825 Beattle 1,52 illitlla 5,912 17.310 13,230 72.838 109.800 3073.10 0O 1-2 Colonies 1.03s 15,130 Laos 1.21s 253m; 3°01“ "I9 no: 150.141 10.204 150.210 210,005 001.150 m“ Am‘ 15° _ Cslmont l0 ¢ANADA-— Cent Pat 1m Army 2-906 4M 2.654 3.41s 9,541 Chester s; s"; s51 s: s s4 00 W111 92 Air mm 5.366 2.314 e40 m 0,204 Cm“ 1'1 22 Total_ 9.200 2.14s 3.3a: 4.350 10,001 °‘““§§}s _"” ' " Z‘ "-7 Coniarum .45 3”‘. °' 3% .vc . OPPORT UNIT Y ‘t “ i?‘ 8°13 5“? l "5 ‘£5 O ‘a i? ‘ To Goodlish i 03 Is H T H E n Glumm 1a Halcrow 0- 06 r1 r co I llglsllzriiger 11 35% nsp ra Girls wanted for Dining Room work — Good wages - M“ w“ F“ Board — Room and Unif i‘ -' m" ‘- orm ound — Experience not Kerr Add 9 2.. necessary, Kirk Hud 31 1-2 Kirk 1. 9a For further information apply to your 11% gggggll" 161$ Selective Service Office, figglggd 131g

Richmond st, Charlottetown, 1am. i“

THE Cl-lARLUrrrJruwm GUAlUJlAN

llew York Stock

Man d: Ea. O3

acMurmsc 45 McKenzie ' 1-40 Mc-Lellnn 04 1-2 McVltt 14 Mcwatt 15 Mid Cont 43 IV ill! n 1.88 lkoneta 41 Nexus 7v Niulss 115 Noranda 54

ergo l2 3-4 Normetal '73 Nor Star Oil 1-91! Obrien 1-78 Okalta. 5° omens 31 Pacalta. N 3-4 m: on _88 Partenan 99 0-3 Pavmnst 39 1'2 Perron _ 93

AT MT ALBION APRIL 19th. AT l P. M.

I um instructed by Mr. John

Allen to sell by Public Auction his]

sicck and machine y.

STOCK-Z milk cows to ireshen in June. 2 young cattle, 30 hens (Plymouth Rocks.)

MACHINERY-l DeLaval creel

s punter (500 lbs.) i set scales ti“) lbs.) 1 hay iork and blocks, 1

gwd t p Shawn sun, I“! §AII—W|CKII BABY

‘M, for 1:0“ ewmmm Aw“ Carriage. l’! Park Terrace.

w m. n. Sharbell. Portage. 4-3;? Jlllfii- FOR sun-co nsrmsn noon

Pullets. iratchcd March 2nd. ter Cairns, Stanchel. 4-13

FOR SALE — ONE SIX HORSE- pcwer International Engine. Also one, two year old Clyde filly. Bert Willis, Kingston. 4-13-31.

For: sans: -1~:xrar~:ss WAGON. also man's bicycle good as new. Apply Elmer Walsh. Desalwlfé 3‘

F01! BAH‘: — WRITING DESK. practically now. Also Doll Car- iage, 150 Dorohester Street.

NOTICE

All hills due me not Will in ten days to be handed into the Cliiton Court im- collection.

LESLIE WEEKS. Eilicts.

Machinery s.4

DEW

. (‘- ~mi8 Hfiif! Wfliitéd

WANTED_—-_MAN ron rum work. Albert Robertson. Mer- _ maid. 4-14-04.

wanna - 111E555 son 10o outside Slnunerside.

it'd’. “m” Guardian. . 4-n-1a-1s.

4-13-31. Jo's’?

Farm For Sale

Almost 70 acres, modern home, good buildings, 4% miles from Charlottetown.

l-I. C. NELSON. Marshileld

4 SEWING MACHINES

Tailors sewing machines —eecond handed —

Kindly write this oi- ilce giving model, etc.

“Y” Charlottetown Guardian

Les-l -11- w». 1 Blow (M. m. 1

"1 FARMERS

cream can, 1 cart and wheels, i hay truck. l driving wagon, 1 binder (F. s: W-l. l sectional seeder (F. 8r hay mower IMJI.) 1 set spike harrovn. l seni- iler, 1 ‘potato digger, l disc har- how, 1 ilier, 2 ion. penm. some bed-room iurnitnre and several other articles.

Terms made known at Bale.

W. H. BENTON.

Auctioneer.

4-10-16-18-31.

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ATTENTION

Will have a e lnrlo Clover Ne. .Tl|n h! lIOOII ll This is all high irorn the best Seed lic tarln at our usual low

eed all 133mm tr “ma. Place mu Seed ardu- at once. No order too small or tee large.

signed for the supplying of uniforms to the Police De- partment; suits to consist of tunic, vest, two pair of pants. Lowest or any lcn- der not necessarily accepted. Tenders to close at 12 noon. April 20th.

J. A. FULLERTON, City Clerk

Tenders ‘will be received at the office of the under- signed ior the supplying oi thPCity with a. new three- ton heavy duty truck. Ten- ders to close at 12 noon. April 20th. Lowest or any lender not necessarily sc- cepted.

J. A. FULLERTON, City Clerk

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$6 iiliiO MUST FILE RETURNS?

If you are single, and your income was over $660.00- Or, ii married, and your income was over $1,200.00-

wrm roams r0 us:

For income under $3,000.00 use Form T.1 Special. For income over $3,000.00 use Form T.1 General.

c warm: YOU can our roams

You can gel income tax forms from- I. Post Offices. 2. District Income Tax Offices.

Your early co-operaiion is requested. Over 2,000,000 Canadians will be filing income tax returns. You can help by getting your forms new, and mailing them promptly.

It is important that income tax returns be filed promptly. Pint, these returns must be filed to obtain credit for lax deductions. Second, to claim any refund to which you may be entitled. Third, io establish the Savings Portion of your tax, which will be paid back to you with interest alter the War.

Make your returns new, but not later than 30th cl April to avoid a penalty oi 5% oi your tax.

The unpaid balance ci your i943 tax may be paid any time beioio 31st cl August WITHOUT PENALTY.

OET YOUR “TA SLIP" PROM YOUR EMPLOYER

To gel a record of your 1943 earnings and iu deductions, ask your employer for a copy of the “T.4 Slip” he filed with the Govern- ment. Do this. It will save you time, and help prevent errors.

Or ii you had tax deducted in 1943-40: smut lilo returns.

DOMINION OF CANIOA—OIPAIIIIEIIT OF NATION“. RIVER” s INCOME TAX DIVISION / cotm OIISON e. rum uuorr , \ Aihlweveliisiieaelkevenoe hpoiyAhiuhrelfldhulelkevenvelorhadbo i’ ._.-_ _ .____ .7 .~ - —- >~—-—-~-——-_-.~- ' —~" - n c - . - < assess: greets. “cg titt- =31 .__._k. ~W~r - cn: w 3g - - oElliliQl‘ ulsteeu R- m Y1"! n La '11 1 115$“ ‘23:§Y.‘3'Ffi£m 2.30 visits imu 4-90'2T°"1_ll!llv Tenders will be received Uni Our Way Bv J. R. Wdl1a_rri_s‘_()ur_§oa_r‘d}nll Hflljifl wjth Mflfllfliflfljfif“ “t u" °m°° °‘ u“ “d” Houaunvouua mm we "row " rm nor serum‘

vou TIME mo Aeuu "ro as suns ‘mam-- r JUST “rum Evenzvouz HAD FINISHED wrm THE mas-muss rzFonE "'4; VOU SOLD THEM "TO THE PAPEQ . man.’ some. OF moss ARE ammo NEW.’

WANT SOMETHIM‘ 7Q READ WHILE

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PETTICOATED NERO OF A MOTHER-m-LAw! ‘

TflTirE THE TOILER- sunfrfcriifsusfi EN!“

COMPANY'S

LTl-IINKS ANOTHER Barren:

l. J. TBDWSDALI. New Wiltshlre, l. It. l.

HIS OWN! ,

m. QUESTION /

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7S SOLDiER WHO ASKS FOR MORE WORK TO DO AND

Y‘ i-‘V-‘b’. 1-2:: , wHERE

BEFORE YOU CAME HERE ,7

YE$. EXCEPT FOR ‘THREE DAYS WHEN I WAS LOST IN THE Bl-AMED THlNG

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