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142 Richmond St.

Liiuvertisipg Rates Jlayahle in Advance

Minimum Charge I'm Any Central Guardian locals, so pcr word; Western and Eastern locals llo per ‘word; Announcements and Coming Events. 8c per word‘. Classified. 3c per word; In Mt-morlam Notices, 10o per llwll; U"! of Floral and Spirit?! Offerings. Cards. etc. 5e per name; l..et-

tors of Condolence. ‘l c per inch; for $1.00 and I0 cents fur every

Thanks and Appreciation. 10c per inch or it per word. Llcts of

nillscriptions. ill cents per inch, Other ratesflon application.

selepbone 1410

Advertisement 2b Cents

Wedding engagements, so words additional 3 words Notices of

Address and Presentation. $1.00

i‘ u: bale

Wanted

FOB SALE — HORSES. C. B. Clays s ole, A-AUIIGcIQuB. ‘l-i- w-

FOR. SALE-HIKE \'-3. APPLY Martins Garage. 4-18-21 SALE -— MAN'S TIVEED

' Size ‘.58.

~l 11-21.

"O GRAIN SEED-

er wheels." Lalvni wood, Scum- pQrL_ 4-20-11.

FOB SALE — I38 FOOT MOTOR boat for sole. Apply to Fred S McRae. Cape Torincntine, N, B.

4-16-41.

FOII SALE — SINGLE MASSEY- Hsrris plough, ho. 7B. ll. G. Morrow, No n Lake. 4-17-31.

,___;_ _. ..____

FOB SA — HAY llIOlVEB. New Eight. Perfect condition. Gordon Carp (lystcr Bed. 4-20-1i.

FOR SALE — 200 BUS, FOUNDA- tlon A, Cobbler Seed Potatoes. Apply to D. F, Taylor, Phrgegggi‘.

Ion ssu: _ nousr. AND LOT with two barns, ‘at Wlheailcy River. William Ling.

4-1‘ -13-20~27-4i.

CHOICE MILK COW, FRESHIEN Mlay 1st. George Jenkins, lvllll- view. 4-20-21

~— I‘ SALE -— 1929 NASH COUPE. ood condition. Priced for quick sale, Garnet Warren, Freetown; l

FOR ALE — FOUR ROODI bungalow on one acre of land. threes, nglcs frorln] Chlsirlotizsegolvzlrll. A ames ewe yn, - 4-18-31.

‘OR SADE-ISZJB HUDSON TER-

ruplane; 1937 Nash DeLuxe; 1-2 ton Dodxé truck. 1940. Can be seen at Red's 'I‘axl. 4-18-21

LOST — IN CHARLOTTETOWN

TOB SALE — 1 COW. FRESEN- cd, 4 are old. John J. A171- ward. uthlvflfl

410-11.

‘ Ion SALE-NEW aurrmmrsn

range equipped with oil burner and grates for coal or wood. Ap. ply evenings, 34. Icngworth Avc.

4-l8-2l

FOR SALE — BLACK IIOESE, 6 years. i300. Work anywhere. Black colt. 00mins: 3. partly bro- ken, quiet: single plow, F. & W. No. 8. new mouldboard. R. S. W680. Eldon. 4-20-ll

IOR SALE — AT LLOYD BOW- nm’ Stables, Kensington, Tues- day and Wednesday, Aroril 21rd and 24th. number low set horses 1000-1200 lbs.. 3 to 9 years; also two cheaper horses. Satisfaction

uamnteed and priced to sell. alter S. Weeks. 4-fiL2i

Salesman Wanted

ONE OF THE LARGEST CANAD- lan Life lmurance Companies has sttractivc proposition for cap- able representative at Charlotte-

vtowrl. Also openings throughout

"the Island. Ex-scrvlce personnel eferred. Write fullv Box C. L. ~ harlottetown Guardian, -

r-emax: Help. Wanted

i DI A HAIRDRESSER. MANY. women wanted - Learn Hair- dressing. Greatest opportunity. Better paying positions. Pleasant work. Catalogue Free. Write Marvel Halrdresinll Schools. Bloor Street, Toronto, Branches Hamilton. Ottawa. fi-s-Sat-lill.

WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED housekeeper for family of two. Good wanes if satisfactory. Apply Post Office Box 218. 4-18-3i.

WANTED -- GIRL on WOMAN for light housework from 0 to 2. ply 148 Eusion Street or

P one 37. 4-18 3i.

ANTED -— MAID FOB HOUSE- work. Good wages. Apply “A.B.C." Guardian. 4-18-2023-31.

WANTED — A GIRL FOR HOUSE- Ivork, Four adults. No children. Wages $40.00 per month, Write to P. . Box 54. Piston, N. 5.. or efsphom as. 41am.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY FIVE

' young women for dining room

work. Good wages and llvinr: con-

ditions. Apply with references to

~ the Matron Rothesay Collegiate School, Rothesay, NB.

~ ‘ 4-l6-8l

W A N T E D EXPERIENCED housekeeper for two weeks com.

_ lnencina Mav lst. to take care ~01 children. Mrs. Russell - ‘Upper Prince st.

WANTED — ALE BOTTLES. Phone 1107-2 Mimael Bros. 2-1941

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. M. A. Farmer. Phone i380.

4_l8—3l

WANTED — THREE ROOMS BY young couple oy J1me 1st. Appi Guardian. 4-20-2 .|

WANTED — QUANTITY FEED; bags. Livestock i-‘eed Agiicyzm

DRESSED POULTRY WANTED - Brookfield Creamery Limited. ‘Pruro, N. S, I-B-Satltl ApL 30. COUPLE, MAN CIIAUFFEUR- gardener, wife cook, Own apart-i ment and bathroom, Reference‘ required. Veteran preferred. Fam- ily three adults. Apply Box "NB." Guardian. 4-16-41.

Personal

SLENDOR FABLETS ARE EF- fective. 2 weeks’ supply $1.00; 12 weeks $5.00. at all druggists2 1 91

HYGIENIO SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed post aid in flltaln. sealed envelope wi prloei . 6 sam les 25c; 24 samples $1.00. Ma. -Order Dept. B8. Nov-Rub ber Co, Box 91. Hamilton. Ont.

128-241.

Lost, Found, Strayed

LOST — TWO BILLFOLDS CON- taining cheque and valuable ap- ers. Finder leave at Guar inn. Reward, 4-16-4l.

or on St. Peter's Road. man's new my felt hat. Finder please leave at Henderson and Cud- moreb. 4-20-11

Miscellaneous

MscCAILUM —- PAINTER AND Decorator. Phone 2219-1. . 4-17-3l.

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE on Mrs. C. G. Clay's premises, Montague, on Friday. April 26th at 1 o'clock. Terms Cash. G. H. Nelson, Auctioneer, 4-20-11.

Ba by Chicks

CHICKS R. 0. i’. SIIIED. as; commercial grade roduced under Governemnt S nndards. Place your order now for May and June chicks with Maritime Chick Hatchery, Saint John, New Brunswick. 4-121.

Male Help Wanted

SALESMAN OVER 35. ESTAB- lish your own ermanent business wiilhout cap tal investment. Handle a guaranteed line of roof material. Forty-year old relln/ble firm, Big demanrL-large earn-

ings. Merchandise sold direct, to

corr.umer—fsctories_ mills. ware- houses. farm property, Write:

Tlhe American Oll 8c Paint Co.

Cleveland 5, Ohio, U. S. A.

4-20-11.

HIG II-

Machinery

tbs underlined 9th dnv of Kl! A. IL, 1M8.

Dated It Charlottetown this 18th day of April A. D.. 1M0.

A. J. IIASLAM ’ o! Palmer 6 Hsslsm. Trustee. 4-20-21,

Farm For Sale AT COVE-IIED ROAD

Consisting of 120 sores. l00,scres clear, balance lumber and ilrc- wood. Near churches. school and store on main highway to Stan- hope Beacll and National Park.

Large barns and house suitable-

‘ = with electric ugmr.‘

l

pair. running stream I00 yards from

barn. Will sell with or without crop, stock and equipment. Apply to lIARR-Y SWAN AND SON

on premises. 4-13-15-16-1.

Farm For Sale

At NEW GLASGOW, P.E.I.

on or before the 11' m1

for two families, all in good re-ll"

Beautifully situated centrally located 'at Glasgow village.

and] New;

Farm consists of 97 acres in good stale of cultlvatlonfl Dwelling house in good con- dition. 2 largc barns and other outbuildings.

Apply to-

STEWART D. PARKMAN Rustico, P. E. I.

4-11-20-24-21-41. i |

Norton

ii

l5-PLATE BATTERIES At $8.50 each

17-PLATE BATTERIES At $10.50 each

(Guaranteed for l2 months)

GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES in all sizes

We have a limited quantity ‘of TIRE RELINERS

ZP/z-inch and 4-inch boiler. tubing, very suitable for well casings or drainage.

MAURICE BLOCK & COMPANY 158 Kent Street.

come: ron siuz’ AT AUCTION

rurzsnsr. filli- 23rd. or‘ APRIL INSTANT n‘ 12.15 r. M.

1 Will Bell It PEFAuctlon on the‘

. DEWALT SAWS AND WOOD- worklng machines Newest tvpeo available from direct fnctnrv ren- resentatlves for Canada No

priority now necessary Wire or|

todav made

Air Mail vcur orders deliveries are being order of date. DeWnlt Corporation. td 40 vet Ponder St., Vancouver. Can-d- 869. ~ 4- 6-31

4120-11 ,-

FOR SALE

‘AT WEST COVE HEAD

Shore farm consisting of 110 acres. 1851a h h state of cultivation. Well watered by srrlng. swamp Incl wells that never all. Choice potato fum, shore front- age Illtnblg for cabins. House 1nd barns In [ood repair. Newt school, church and store. l kitchen stove, binder (‘l It); lguyhmovzlelr (Guilt): lesm rake, s er. sre power spr , fertilizer spresder all in mud ‘g:- dlilovi. The above gu with plucc. Terms lf needed. 4 ANSON McLAUGflLlTN, Wlnnl

4-20-22-24-3i. °°'

,i-sar.ss. lancmann A

mo... open n» Sales IIIIIIQQI which will require n lfllivllllfllltlle Msrllluiefrevlnces. Prevloasssles v . but salsa worlr should sppsu so mucus, ‘n. m"; y." la mural-mu, electrical so um branch of engineering. slvnnlenhprnmntprsrnaa

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Premises No. 1s lsbop Street.| Charlottetown. Cottage In good 1m. antsble condition, immediate pos- "fllflh liven. large square lot front- ing 8'! feet on Bishop Street with Kflrile. For particulars apply to Mc- & Mclflnnou, Solloltorg, Royal Bunk Building. Premises will l"! "Den for inspection on Monday.‘ ADHI 22nd from 4 to 5 o'clock. l

W. II. BEATON. Auctioneer. 4-l6-t1 23rd. l

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‘ pgnlnslarl Dav lmnh"

and family, Charlottetown; and Mrs. Martin Corcoran, Bald- win's Road; Mr, and

MR8. DANIEL MURPHY

The death occurred at her homo in Bummerslde on Sunday March 24th. of Mrs. Daniel Murphy (nee Mary Kelly) in her 82nd year.

Mrs. Murphy had been apparent- oying her usual health un- til about two weeks previous to her death when she sustained a slight shock and all that medical care and kind nursing could do was of no avail. She passed to her et- emul reward fortified by the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church administered by the pastor, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Maurice MacDonald who was also a frequent visitor during her illness.

Mrs. Murphy's passing will be keenly felt by many particularly in the home where she was a de- voted wlfe and a kind and loving mother and in the district where her kindness and genial smile af- forded everyone a welcome.

Mrs. Murphy was one of the many mothers who cheerfully went through the trying ordeal of walt- lng and watching all through the years of the war as she had three sons on active service. Joe and Albert who joined in 1939 and Reg

i941.

She leaves to mourn besides her sorrow-lug husbandf five sons: Frank 6.. Summcrvilie; Joscpn. of Schurman & 00., Summcrslde; Stephen at home; Albert of the Mobile Unit and Reg at home, also three daughters: Katherine ,of Montreal; Mary (Mrs. John Cur- michael, Elliotvale and Genevieve at home. Two brothers, Edward Kelly of Greenfield. Francis of Boston; one sister. Mrs, John Cor- coran, Baldwin's Road. One bro- ther and three sisters predccreased her some years ago,

Mrs. Murphy was a first cousin of Bishop Kelly of Oklahoma who paid her a visit on his lest trip to his native province, '

A large concourse of people fol- lowed the remains to St. Joachlm's Church, Vernon River, when all that was mortal of u loving mother and wife was laid to res .

Muss of Requiem was celebrated by her cousin, Rev. J. A. O'Sulllvan who also officiated at the grave.

The pallbearers were, her five sons and nephew Martin Cc-rcorzin.

The following Mass Cards, floral tributes and messages of sympathy testify to the esteem in which the deceased was held.

MASS CARDS

Her husband; Frank and Beat- rlce; Joe and Ruby; Katherine; Stephen; Albert and Margaret; Ml‘. and Mrs. John Carmichael; Reginald; Genevieve; Lily Curler, Baldwin's Road; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crcnin, Summerville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curran, Baldwin's Road; Mr, and Mrs. Brendon Curran, Vernon River; Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran, Baldwin's Road; Wil- liam Cain and family, Summer- ville;- Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Connolly Mr.

Mrs. John Doyle and family, Summerville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunphy,

; Mr. Cephas Power, Char- lottetowli; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Dunn, Summervllle; Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Dunn, Mon- tague; Mr. and Mrs. Jose-ph Doyle, Summervllle; Mr. and Miss Flynn. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fraser, Summmervllle; Mr, and Mrs. H, M. I-Iynes, Summcrvllle; lidrs. Catherine Hennessey, Char- lottetown; Gertrude Doyle, James Hennessey, Charlottetown: Leo Kenna-y, (2 Masses), Brooklyn N Y." Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Kelley. Ellictvale; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelley. Greenfield; Edward Kelley, Charlottetown; Mirs James Murphy and family Peakes; Mr. and Mrs, A. R. cInmls, Charlottetown; Mary L. MacDonald, Charlotte- town; Mary and Everett Mclnnis, Elllotvale; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc- Innls, Elllotvale; Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Murphy. Summerville; MLrs. B. B. MacDonald and family, Chor- lottetown; Mrs. Marcella O'Don- nell and family, Charlottetown; Mr. Augustus 0'Hallc~ran and fam- ily, Greenfield; Mr. and Mrs. Am- brose O'Hallora.n. Greenfield; Mary _0’Halloran, Greenfield: Mol- vlna Phelan, Montreal: Mr. and NLrs. Wm. Power. New Perth; Mr. and Mrs, Emmet Power, Orton- field; Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan, Sourls Mr. and Mrs. Stcphcn Sculle, Roseneath; Mr. and Mrs. Reg Walsh, Elllotvalc; Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Walsh, Silmmervllle; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walsh, Sum- mervllle; George Walsh, Elliot- vale; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright,

lifted 0ui, llo Pain!

No psds or plnstcrs to fuss with-lust a few drops of I painless remedy PUTNANVS CORN EXTRACTOR-mnly n few applica- tions and relief comes quickly. Tackle your sure corn today. For rapid results. fey greater comfort, use the old rellsbh Corn remover. PUTNAIWS CORN EXTRACTOII. 35c st sll dealers ln medicine.

Putnam's Corn Extractor

Best Men and lug by Expert

time work area to help them defray ex- pauses.

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Darn and Warehouse Pall". Csselu Cold Water Paint In 5

fercut colors hr one sud flvc and Vanol. For ear tops-and boll

\ 236 Fitzroy Street

Dlstrlb Ifyousrenot

Vernon River; Florence, Frank and Gerald Cronin, Montreal; Anna C. Curran, Boston; Eileen Kenny. Brooklyn, . Y.; Mr. and MH- Gerald Walsh, Elllotvale; Mrs. Alice Robertson, Dorchester. Mass; Mr. and Mm. Frank Kelly (3 Masses), Dorchester, Mass; Rose and ‘Marry Sullivan, Boston; Ada and Theresa Murphy, Montreal; Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Carmichael. Halifax; Summerville Women's In- stitute; Employees of Canadalr Ltd., (8 Masses), Montreal, \

srmrrusr. nououars

Sister Mary Bernadette, 6.8M. Si. Vincents Orphanage; Sister Mary‘ Ignatius, C.S.M., Mount St.

children of St. vines... Orphan- age; Mrs. Catherine Praught an! family, Charlottetown.

IHESSAGES OF v SYbfl'ATIIY

Mrs. E. Alderson, Montreal; Mary Clarkin, Charlottetowu- lilr. and Mrs. P. Clarkin, Charlotte- town; Mrs. J. Cronin, Summer- ville; Clara Doyle, Montreal: Leo and Cecil Doyle, Oxford, N. 5.: Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Doyle, Hall- fax, N. 3.; Bertha Edmonds, St. John, N. 8.; Mr. and Mrs. O. Gib- son and famlly. Montreal; Anna and Imelda Hughes, Halifax, N. 5.: Helen Hughes, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes. Bedford; Eileen and Leo Kenny, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs. George Kcvnny. Brooklyn. N, Y; James Kelly, Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacLeod, Vernon River; Eunice Murghnan. Boston; H. F. MacPhee, K. 0., Charlotte- town; . J. A. Murphy. Edin- burgh. Scotland; J. B. Murphy, Greenwich, Conn; George Murphy, New York; Vernon Praught, Pow- nal; Mr. and Mrs. J. Rlelly. Edin- burgh. Scotland: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh, Georgetown: Ruth Crokcn, Summerslde; Marjorie Martin, Halifax; Mr. and Mrs, R. GrlfFn, Boston: Frances. Arms, Kay and Ethel Pierre, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Doyle. Pleas- ant Grove: Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mc- Enchern. F's-rt Augustus: Kay and Hilda Wilson, Cardigan; Ruth O'Donnell, Boston: Mr, and. Mrs. John G. Maclntyre, Cardigan: Evelvn Walsh. Moncton: Cornel- ius Gallant and farnllv. Cardicrnt Rita Power. Hooc- Rlver: Rev. Edmond Roche. St. Dunsianis Unl- versiiy: Tnsnectlm Dept. Canad- air Ltd, Montreal.

FLORAL TIIIBUTES

Pillow, The Famlly~ Sol-av, Mar- "aret and Albert, Charlottetown: Wreath. M F. Schurman. Sum- merslde: Spray. George Gibson, Montreal: Spray. Barr Family, Montreal,

French Gov’t Faces Crisis

(By The Associated Press)

PARIS. April I7—The three- narty Coalition Government of France faced a. major crisis to- night when the powerful Mouvc- ment Republlcain Populaire walk-

ed out on the f‘ ‘ltuent Assam-

‘bly lira bitter dispute over the

form o! the constitution for the Fourth french Republic.

There was some possibility. bow- ever. that M.R.P. membe of President Felix Quinn's l covemment. including Foreign Minister Georges Bldsult. might remain in the Cabinet. '

Leaders of the MAME. who de- mand a two-home leilslsturc - ther than the uni-camera! per s. merit supported by left wing. were reported determined to vvat s few days before deciding whe-

READY MONEY V

from n Friend. It's a Favour - - - - v Dainess

frumtbeBofiLGood

no: can... (laurel? n h 0an’t Bu“ '._

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mane mum» on u. barrels m vml , gsllonesns. Ibnadstloncuntlun for cen- ent wells In esns and barrels. Roof Bruised-Paint Oll. Turpentine.

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proteellsu below the water line. no

bsrnlcles, no worms. no (lass, use IL-B. Cement 000"!!- Write for Circular- J. J. STEWART ‘ Phone 1151-] Oppnllle Central Creamer-lea ma.

United Builders Pmluch m Prince Edward Island lcrelted ln tbesmPrcducts-kll your he may be. .

Charlottetown

rumlse mipht be sch dlbmite with the 80- clalisLCommunlst bloc. Attempts at co Hill far have been futile.

STITCH PIECE INTO SHIP

MONTREA! firs" 3'1 -—(CP)— In what, is believed to be the first such operation SuCQ-~SLUAy carried out in a Canadian drydock. tht freighter Cheyenne has been re- flected after being sowed in two and stitched together again. Four feet were inserted in her hull and she will sail from here shortly with a greatly incresosed carso capacity.

MORNING TIREDNESS May he Due t0 Cnnstipaiiun

uni-i "c; guuu \...y to “esp [GI some new pep and brace up your system. ll by the use of Dr. IIAM- ILTOWS PILLS. By curbing con. stlpstlon they will '“ assist ll! Ilvllll you n sharper sppetl and better digestion; the help to energize your enfce ed or- Inns and Improve your lplrlls. Let these little pllls assist in chang- ing your tired feelln Into one of vigor, strength, am tlou. Good for men. women and ehlldren. Mild and easy to tale-cleansing and invigorating for those who have slow bowel action. Use DB. IIAM- ILTONS PILLS and help overcome your tendency to Constipation. 25c at all drugglstl.

DR HAMILTONS PILLS

ma; SALE

I offer for immediate sale rny 74 acre farm, In excellent state of cultivatloi. Brook running through farm.

House and barns in good repair. Near school, chur- cbes. and store.

For Sale: 7 yeflr old L Guernsey cow ready to freshen.

Apply-

Spurgeon Livingstone Clyde River

4-17-31.

Farm For Sale

At Mount Albion, one hun- dred .acres, seventy-five clear; balance fire wood and fencing material. Running stream, on one side, beaver dam, good trapping and fish- ing. Near churches, school, store and shipping.

J. W. BALLEM 4-20-

CHAN CERY SALE

OIIABIDTIETOWN PROPERTY

2i

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Themonevisberetobelentto 0°

anyone with s so purpose

.whn can repay without . ‘it is s. business affair and s prlv. ate affair between customa- sud manager.

lilndors u are not necessarily re-

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out ed.

See the er or accountant

of your nee B of it breach. 27c a month

for c .$l"0 Loan repsyshlelnllmeu

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ICHIEF STAFF TRAINING OFFICERP-"lllllfl-“gflll I'll

I ~ ANNUllI - o

(Staff Training Officer will design, lupsgvlpe sud 0.

"ordinate employee trslnlul nrolrslnmes across Cs‘: s)

ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR OF STAFF TRAINING '1 (2 VACANCIES) 8,600 PER ANNUM ‘l

PLANNING sPacmLms ,(s vicincrasy - use neon-ran srmum -

(Planning Specialists will design and ear-ordinate folio, procedure and systems concerning employment, insures,“ and departmental administration across Canada)

L} UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION,‘ ' OTTAWA '

d? ll artl ‘l rs on ‘posters ‘in Post Offices, Nstloqsl Empldlymgnt Sceuglce Offices or Offices of the Civil Serv- ice Commission thmuahout Canada- winrllmlon 1min. ‘obtainable at above offfces, should be flled IMMEDIATE-

LY- with the ' / CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF CANADA, OTTAWA,

. FOR SALE