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CANAIIA SAVINGS BONOS

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Selected Stock‘: Italic , Further Recovery '

By VICTOR EUBANK

Apply Sacred l-leart Home.

Female Help Wanted! WANTITD—MAID FOR GENERAL‘

once after six months employ, ment. Former applicants for these ' T positions please send duplicate as first replies are missing 1n malls.

Personal housework. Apply 202 I-llllsbor- ough Street, evenings after 7 IYGIENIU SUPPLIES (RUBBER o'clock. l mulled oostnaid in plain.

goods

sealed envelope with prioellst. 6 samples 25c: 24 samples $1.00. Mail-Order Dept Bil, Nov-Rub ber Co Box 9L Hamilton. Ont.

_i_____i__.__ iviiscelia neous

Male Help Wanted

AN OPPORTUNITY — ESTAB- lished Rural Watkins Dlstrict_ available. If you are aggressive, and between the ages of 25 and‘ 55—have or can secure travel out- fit, this ls your opportunity to get establieiied in a profitable busi- ness of your own. For full par- ticulars write today to The .1, R.‘ Watkins Company. Dept, Z-C-lA,i 2177 Masson St.. Montreal. Que. |

CLERK — CHARTERED BANK has Opening for a young man 25 to 1L5 years of age. with experience in bank accountancy, must have

LIGHT TRUCKING DONE l evening. Anything. Apply 73 Chestnut St.

IN anywhere.

PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES, FUIP‘ niture and woolens from moth damage tor 5 years. One spray- ing of Berlou does it or Berlou pays for the damage. It's odorless. stainless and dry cleaning can‘

not remove it. The Jenkins Clear Bra/mus record Sm . gie man I" y preferred. Write stating age, ex-

perience- and salary required to‘ Box No. 113, Guardian. I _.

Ski , m L“ _ SMALL BUILDING ESTABLISHED COMPANY nas, centrally 1003,85 in buslnesa Welling for Salesman. Big pro- section. suitable for office or ms and success assured 399"‘!- "1511 work,_hup_ Apply 106 mns_ ant who can meet requirements. be“, strut Famous Products Corporation. Debi. PEl-C-i 370 Guy Street,

Montreal. P. Q. . ____________ Maclnnary jwaiv-ran - FOB . a. r. TERRIT-

AA] aiirn- rniinlrlrxsriiullir, lar Tractors also Pcncl llziiidiniz

orv Tributary to Charlottetown ri-iinhie and active dealer for nat. lrinallv known line of Agricultur-

and Construction Equipment f “l and Indium” ¢TBW1°T Md every kind. You would honor gal “heel tmcw“ and ‘med SQHID‘ by wrmra Duke Equhmmt Comp ment. Apply to Tractor Box 128.

i Charlottetown Guardian. stating _ age. business experience and con- nections.

TIIE PUBLIC SERVICE 0F CANADA

pany. 297 Duke Sh. Montreal. p________

nroumss CLERKS

The Civil. Service Commission of Conodo onnouncoo I _III examination guolifying for permanent appointment as clerks in the Civil Service. Temporary employees in government de- partments, who have never qualified for permanency as clerks, ond new candidates interested in employment in this class, are urged I° "PPIY- vfhfflfls. My! temporarily employed os clerks, should 9|" IBIIQ,.IIIII_ opportunity to qualify for permanency.

_Full particulars Re grades, solories ond increases, in Post Offices, Notional Employment Service Offices ond Offices of the Civil Service Commission throughout Canada. Application forms, obtainable thereof, should be filed not later than October 28, I946,

with rho ‘ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, OTTAWA Q Q % % %> %i % % % @ THE FALCONWOOD HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR

NURSES Invites applications fronf young women qleglmng of training for this valuable work.

Students are given a two year course and on comple- tion n graduating diploma.

Adequate’ salary is paid to student: from tho coni- Iencenient. of the course and increased periodically during the training period.

Graduate: are guaranteed positions on the Hospital doomed Hospital, Charlottetown, P. B. I. l -.-.\- '

Ifoff at an increased salary. i

‘Applications should be addressed to the Metro), Fal-

WEDNESDAY, OCT. I6TH AT I O'CLOCK SHARP

I um instructed by Mr. W. E. Warren to sell the following Stock, Crop, Implements and Household Effects:

STOCK: 2 pure-bred mares, 5- 9 years old; I horse; 3 milch cows; I steer, fut; 3 yeorlings; I heifer; 3 calves; I00 B. R. chickens; 25 hens; 3 geese.

IMPLEMENTS: Binder; hay mower; truck waggon; spring- tooth liurrow; iron horrow; scuf- flcr; horse hoe; roller; corf wheels; gong plow; seeder; wood sleigh; set scales (500 lb.); hoy rope, fork and blocks; 25 lbs. English white lend; I pod and breaching (new); team pods; collars; homes; traces; bridles;

_wili break a horse

than with the mind and heari-

a child needs directing. A horse must be broken to child needs to be reared by Pail?!" guidance. wise counsel, loving rei- siraint and hearty encouragement.

When a parent roceeds to "WEEK the will of a chil by management through forced obedience without reason or explanation, there fol- low very disastrous effect: such a: anger, stubbornness, lack of love.

Fur better say. "I shall direct my child's will, I will help In the creation of good intentions. I will show him the better _way by ex- ample and Precept. I WPII be a good pal as wel as a good parent-D. Carl Yoder.

The diet. of New Zealanders is one of the most liberal in the world, and it is building such a large- boned, well-built race that the racing authorities are becoming seriously concerned. It ls becom" ing more and more difficult to

-- - - g t jockeys who can ride at 98 59",‘? potato scoop‘ forks’ pgunds which is the normal mini~ 5'10" 5. eIC- mum weight in racing handicaps.

CROP: 350 bus. mixed groin; I acre potatoes; I-2 acre fur- nips. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Ex- tension fable; choirs; rocking choirs; 3 bureuur; Home Com- loit range; lumps; ond oll oth-

try qf agriculture has authorised extra food.for slieepdogs, in the form of wreak

CANADA

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

run __Cl-IARI4QT_’TEfI‘_Q_WN_'_GUARD

{their wills like a. horse trainer The word "manage" is derzved| from "manual" which means some- thing done with the hand rather A horse requires managing, but

harness but a

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ROGRESS REPORT!

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EVER HEARD of "59 Cloth"| If‘: tho wonder-cloth that Iuof won't runl

Mercu 1 Mills tailors this Double-lu-iitfed Interlock fabric Info leruy-sch Ivtderwodf for men . . . form-fitting for real wrinkle-free look. Longs, Trunks, Shorts, Shirts-styles to lull and lilo:

to fit every rnonl Like most fabrics, famous "59" cloth is in short supply-we're sorry that you'll have to wciif for this Mercury Underwear.

I| muscle-clinging for that well-dressed,

GOOD NEWS for chilly ladies! Mercury's knitting machines are busy turning out lots of woollen anuggies-soft and comfortable, in pretty petal pink. They're designed to fit right loo . . . smooth ond snug under today‘: IIIIII skim!

No bulges, no wrinkles for the ladies who. weor Mercuries. And Mercury Mill;

ore shipping plenty of snuggle: these days-mo, if your favourite store is out of stock today, next week may find you luckier.

WOOLLEN SOCKS hove to shrinkf-nof nowl That's the answer of Mercury Mills, exclusive Canadian holder of ci world-famous English process to make sock wool amazingly rfirink-iosislonll There were months of study ond experiment before Mercury associated its name with this fine new formula. NovvMorwry leads again . . . knits men's socks that cire shrink-resistant. Production ls starting now-day Christmas limo, you'll probably find Mercury's shrink-resistant socks of your deolerl

MERCURY looks cifter the younger generation tool For three generations, youngsters hove slept in downy-soft Dr. Danton‘: Sleepers. in Canada, than famous sleepers are a Mercury ‘exclusive’! We knit one-piece ond two-piece styles, with extra \ lowers so youngsters hove the changes they need. These tleepe a ore mode of wool ond pure unbleached cotton, smooth for tender baby skinsl Dr. Danton‘: Sleepers are coming out of Mercury Mills in increasing quantities . .. oak your denier for fhcml

real comfort.

COMFORT, COMFORT-that's the slogan of our oltorts-detignorsl Mercury studied this problem of fit . . . turns out generously-tailored shorts in sizes to fit every mon. For the specially toll or heavily-built man, Mercury features shorts with oxiro high-rise ond width. Mercury underwear hcis elcisflc tops and Hot-taped scams for We're sorry your dealer is often out of stock-it's not his fovlti We of Mercury can't get enough cotton yum for all the ‘Suporl’ Short: we'd like to moke.

Alsocl ted Pr st ff wmen an Chem .. -- HI F‘ ‘L & (NEW ‘YORKfgct. i: - (AP)— Am Car .. i’! 8-4 l- M- BAGLNALL-‘Mllllul Selected stools made further re- Am Smelt - 51_ it: Mahmoud st. c ariotmouu Telephone 141° cover,- headway today aha en- Am Tel .. . 1'10 i-e abled the market on average to Anaconda -- 371'? register its first Monday plus Atchison - 39 1'3 ugh since the middle of Saptom- Bald . . 30 1-4 n “The Associated Press. Gil-stock gfifalxdxgf? I. l composite was ahead -7 of a Beth at - W Minimum Chara For Al: A-"m-“mll '5 9”“ point at 02.x its third successive Boeing . - 331-8 Central Guardian locals 5o per Willi; WWI"? "III Euu"! I"? upturn, Borg . 41 A4 Io pol- word; Announcements and Coming Events 8c our)!" v Canadian stocks went up with 3,1", V 3s 1-4 ‘ Clnmlficd 3c per word; In Meunorlam Notion Mo per Inch, Lin: a reviving mama 3cm Hiram c and o 5o ‘ of Flonl and Spiritual Offer-Infl- Clldl. G"- 50 P" Ill!!!» I81" W511“,- and Dome _ Mines ad- chi-ysier , 31 ten of Condolence lilo p" Inch; Wain" Enflnmu" m‘ ‘mm. vanced 1-2 point._ Distillers Sea- Col Gas . 93 for $1.00 and I0 cents for every additional 3 words. Not col of gram 1_a_ Cal-lama“ Pacific “~35 com and 5 3 1-4 Tluulu and Appreciation 84c per Inch or 5c per word. Halo of down 1-4, on the Curb Lake Con; Ed 3B i4 ‘pflolli, 49 cents per inch. Address and Presentation Sl-W- shore w,“ up 1.4, Curtis: . l8 3-4 Other rates on apolicat-iw- Dud Pront latnd Eistmtanléivgg: Curtllsa Com - 1f’ 7-3 adde po n s eac a Doug as - 212 respectively. Goodyear was HP n, Kodak J11 3 1-2 at 5'7. V Kroger 0o. gained 2 Elec Auto 53 I‘; w" Wame“ i.‘ *3 $1.1"; "sir: “mu: ~ a ~ i.’ i; - v En . - ' r08 SALE — "B". m!‘ CA":- WANTIfIB7? “fflmngogaws' 2pl—2 at 119 1-2 and Caterpillar G9,, Motors . so s-a Excellent CODCIIIIOI). rhone Phone -£ “actor 2 a, 61 GI Man!“ _ M 1-2 14°”- iwanrau - am nor-runs. Improved were Republic Steel. Gamma, __ . is, :11: —————;*:'T;T.. -- s. . i". - FOB sau; - MARI‘. ma. means} _ gouglzsrtlizimpanigfct Pfgfiizlvan; ooogyeo; 5o H “- u""_'?°"'°' M" M°""“'_ iwanraom- ‘llggallilihillfifglilnlxm Rootillrolid. Chlrsapeake 8: Ohio. 35,158,: I 1o 1-4 - r. I r r ' ' - - I FOB. SALE-MODEL courny giwfmxnderson gum-mast Standard Oil iN-q». u. s. GYP Inspirtn - 15 can be seen a, a7 Gerald 5L | Sum. Nan), American, Kcnnecolt, Harvester . '14 1-4 ii-fi-m »_i~, wANTED-AWQDEL A FORD IN Allied chemical. U. S- Rilbb"? 1 i Pap - 43 1'2 FOB SALE -—°",B.Am“-“ 3°C“ good shape. Clifford Shaw. United Aircraft oho Internfltwn- Illt Tel . r1 1-1 Pulltils- APPLY Imzabflh Robenl Stanhope al Harvester. Kansas C 31 1'2 50m North WV§¥-W_V_____,_, ; i Beyhiemm $1991 down z at one Kennm, . 45 s“ _ xv ran YOUNG COUPLE wrrfl 9m t" t‘ ishcd with a net loss of M , ".0 Fegmale iigtliliiifjxlti‘ illouthe.‘ lgcn desei-lrlelgucaieeféi $,ff“C‘if1a‘j_‘_'1lTeut1n9i. Backward were u. s. NdjsrligKel 14 1-4 Well Slaricd- ‘Alli-ill’ I0 J» 5 “yiu? n An replies Wm be Steel. General Motors. Chrysler. N,“ cash . 33 wmu‘ Norihfllllelne ._-. liibtafiedw as strictly confidential. Gwdrlch: w°°'“'°r'h‘ Smeflc“ N Y Central . '33 4 ron sans - 1am CHRYSLER Solicitors willlgze golrgtxajtitéeg onre- Ttlalgisncucaarriziidcfi $112211"? 1:: imfierntral 4 15713-4 car tractor. also Chevrolet S4 " ' ' ' Pyrmt p“ 31 54; cylinder stationary engine. N, . v ‘c ‘ ‘ a8 3_8 McLure, North Rusiico. LOSE, Found» btrayed R - ' ' 28 34 ton saLn-Tiieaio “INTERNA- LOST-MAN'S oom WATCH AT Phillips . 5B 1-? tional ton ami half to two ton, Murray River, Apply Glen Mc- Radio 10 long wheel base, Good condition. Kinnon, Hopefield. Repub 77 1'2 Alfred McDonald. Newport. 0RD SQUARE Sears R _ 37 1-4 ii Ar —" no 'r - nocnu . - 37 ron SALE-l nousa (20124). v§edn§day_ Lady-a gold wag,“ 21mm?“ H M Good ivindvws. Stair PHIL "a" Highly valued for sentimental S°;°“Y 4134 ' liter, inside doors. fifllfih. Pic- reasons. Finder leave Guardian. S R" 37 14 . apply D. Lester Cairns, Stan- OST _ PAIR or PLASTIC speréiy- ' M 5%‘ i 8 . - glasses on Grafton between Gt. Std O NJ 57 3'4 ‘on SALE _ CADILLAC SEDAN, George and Prince. Finder leave Studebaker . - 3-: yo" 1937, mod? 35-19, Low nlifie- at 1'15 Grafton. Reward, germs P . no ~ ' n rear. ‘ is nion ac Eli: 23h 1I 4Z condition. LOST-I'm)“ 1°’ WEYMOUTII F AST- SURE Untd Air .. 21 f-s ou will have to see it to apprec- Street Saturday evening, child: __ , ., ‘ _> I g _ , Um; Con, __ _ 3 5-8 ate same. Will be sold under the red tricycle. Finder please xe- ' ' ‘ ' ' U S Rubber 5'1 3-4 . "m"! Pilce- This ca? “mid be turn 107 Weymouth. Reward. GENUINE ASPIRIN l5 U S s“ 69 7-3 used I01‘ Private dflvmfi 85 B" "gnu; n"; WAY w . 91 ambulance or as a funeral car. FOUND _ PAIR 51.45555, OWN. arnei . . . . . .. m Ts Tantra-mar Motors L-i/mited. e, may have “m, by 0,111“; .___--____? we“ U ' 2. - O0 w - Amherst. N. S. "1 Kent Bu", westlhsc El 53 1 a ITENOGBAPHEB—LARGE MANU- . young,“ e4 facturing concern in Montreal NIITSIIIQ ,.._..,.,, ,,,,.,...,.. .,....,,..,,...._ ______.___._. Auction Sale Good working conditions. Salary PRACTICAL NURSE DDSIRES’ ____ PARENTAL GUIDANCE 31285600 gfligd to startdTypists guraiiglg invalid. Write L. G. i l ne . a ary depcn ing on u an. - AT MARSHHELD some parents think that me way experience. State age. experience, mi" I b- " education. Transportation allow- WANTED — P3501105!‘ “U355 ‘u’ manage children is m w“

THE SKILLED men ond women at Mercury Mills are working of peak production thou days . . . to produce enough of their qualify merchandise Io satisfy dealers and consumers alike. Frankly, the shortage of certain row materials makes this iob o

very difficult one. But, even with these limilotio , the progressive spirit at

Mercury Mills results in the new designs, new materials that mean oven better knit-wear for you! Remember the name MERCURY-look to it for progressl

MERCURY MILLS LIMITED, HAIIMILTON, _C__ANADA

\ ...Il'e AUTHENTIC STYLEI

...if really FITSI ...|t's honest QUALITYI

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Quduns County or any Constable or, Ltcrate person within laid Countv

- GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Alerander W. Ilynihnitn of Charlottetown afore- said, the executor of the above named Estate-praying that a cita-

vn may be Issued for the hereinafter not forth: on therefore hereby required to cite persons interested In the slid En- to be and appear before the Iludge resent at n Probate Court Io be eld In the Court lloule In Charlottetown In Queens County, In thq said Province, on Tuesday the

, ‘_ n_v M f‘ ‘ next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock foreuoon of the some day to shew cause If any they can wb the Ao- counfo of the laid Estate ould not be passed and the Eutnto closed u prayed for In oairfpetltlon and on motion of Mnlcohn Mollnnon, Esq" Proctor for sold Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that o true coiply hereof be forthwith pub- lish?! _ some ncwgpapeq published n

are all

e articles foo numerous to m “u; P3035“; 001131- mention. ' Terms cosh the 12th on of september an. mo. _ In n Estate of carnnama Form is sold. iivivntefAN Into of Charlottetown LESTER KEIZER, {gcfillggigufaantv "f"! '9'? '- Auctioneer- . 1.; the Sheriff of u» County of

once In each week for at Icnet four cou-

AUCTION SALE

0F CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT SOUBII WEDNESDAY, OCTOBII- ll AT 1 O'CLOCK PM

I am Instructed by Mrs. W. C. Wright to cell at Public Auction the following household furniture: I double beds; 2 three-quarter beds

toilet sets, blankets and pillows, tables, chairs, floor coverings, I break- fast nook set, includes 2 benches and table, I largo loIId oak deli and 2 swing back office ohnlrs. kitchen ‘ lturc, pots, pans, dishes, lawn

‘chairs, couch, hammocks and other articles too numeroll to mention.

PAUL GALLANT, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE

Of Household Furniture at the Experimental Farm Wednesday Oct. 16th at ‘l0 o'clock an.

I am instructed by Dr. J. A. Clark to soil by Public Auction his personal houbehold furniture and effects in- cluding: Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Tablco, Upright Piano and Stool, Cabinet Radio (R.C.A.), Living Room Furniture, Hall‘ Furniture, Occasional Chairs, ritlng Desk, 4 Beds, Springl, 1nd Mattresses, Pillows, Bureaus. Chests of Drawers, Floor Coverings, Axminoter Rugs, Mats, Davenport, Tapestry, Pictures, Floor Lamps, Table Lamps, Books, Kitchen Wnrc, 1 Frigidaire (General Elec- tric), 1 Electric Washer (Boptty), large quantity of China, Iland Pointed China, Silver, Mirrors, Linen DedCIothIng. Cushions, Dlohes, Knives, Forks, Spoons. coo m Just n fow of the many article: for this clearance sole.

‘ ' ' W. H. BDATON.

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6 . with springs and mattresses. all mattresses are spring filled IncInd-l || an." c0“ iivng l antique walnut bedroom set, several bureaus, was]: stands and Leonard Palmer, Judge of Ia sold

Autimn- A.

Olur-

l: sateen“ may have duo not-loo II Honour

Probate Court t ufordnil, the do; above written.

» BBthe Oourt.

(B0 -) l. MABOAIIJT PALMII,

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CANADA PROVINCE OP PRINCE EDWARD ELAN!)

In the Probate Court the 4th day of October, A. D., 1M6.

InRo Itata of ‘Jame: J. 0on- don late of Georgetown in King‘: County In the llld Province. Merchant deceased. tootsie.

To ‘tho lhcriff of the County of Kim's county or any Oonotabio or Jlitemto person within nid Oounty

OREPIHO: upon Nldllll the ti- tlon on i ‘Itiovarand

n: o Georg own o 153m Priest. the sole executor of the soon named Ibtoto pray- ing that I citation mnv be for the piiruooo hereinafter forth: Ygu a

‘-".,;.@'i'--.... s- a"... to‘ ilfifirhheiiff$ in ‘ ' “County, -in the cold

ton .13: the twelfth

noon of the same day to shew cause. If any. why the Accounts of the said Estate, should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. F; MacPhee. Em, Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it ls hereby ordered that a

McDonald of Afton Road Nlrnbcr 38 aforellld and Mar nrcf- "ed Martina McDonald his wife o one part and John II. McDonald bcr 1 and Allan Mcnougull. Executora of

the Estate of Alexander C. McDon- Ix ald of the other which mortgage h

than y. the

"DONALD uonrmvon.

Ailfllloeofll!

dated the zaih day of March 1oia|how 1.. ‘the nndefdigned do- lnd made between John Alexander ‘fault having been mode II p171!!!“ Township»! the pI-Inclpnl and Interest secur-

DAT D this 80th day of Scptdri-

m. Aleronder Stewart wine“-

true copv hereof be forthwith published in some LWI’ pub- lished In Charlottetown afore-

said once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public pieces respective- ly, namely. In the hall of the Court House in Geofiletown aforesaid. at the store of Chester H. Llewellyn B: Sons In Geo e- towri aforesaid and in front of LIE‘ School In Georgetown aforesaid. so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof-

Witness His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforesaid. the day and year first above written. °

By the Court e

I B Murlol C. L ard. ( d” Acting Rillls-Iifill‘.

Mortgage Sale

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Complete information on Cnnodo Savings Bonds is available to those wishing if.

A phone coll will bring one of our repro- sqntutives to your home or office with full por- ficulurs.

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Orders for Conodo Savings ‘Bonds nioy be telephoned or telegraphed to onv of our of- fices of our expense. ‘ ‘

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Applications By Mall or Telephone

cum siiviiias “mo:

when you decide tho amount or those most nt- Irnctivc boil: youJvlolI Io buy cull any of our offices by telephone, collect, or write us. Your order will receive pornonal attention of. once and if you wish, a roprolontnllve will call on you.

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