r,7UNE 19.. 1950

5 .

Advertising Rates -

Louis to new wt-rd: word: inch: per ulllllii

3 iiuqiai 5., per uurti;

Minimum charge For Any Advunlaeinani to Canto Central Guardian Lucaia do per word; Announcements iuiu Cunning Events at not classified do per word; Lian oi tilurui and Spiritual offeruixs. Lufdg, Lctwra oi cuudiileiwa 541: per turn: gugenieuia 40 worda in: 51.00 and W uouta In: every adiliuo Notices of Hniuini and Apprcotuuun, Mo per such I hllua III tsunacripuina. lit uenta per inch; Audra.

and l'reaautaI.iun 51.00.

Other Klltb im ap3oImIt.Iun.-

Ilia advertiser agrees that the punuaner atuu not no uati. fur uunnagca unsung out in errura us uuvertuenienta beyond the amount paid tor tiiu was actually uccupieii uy min wrung .1; mg iiuwruaeniuut in union also asrruri occurred, iinatlaur such onus is dub to use uvxiigeucu 01 cu servant. in otnei-wag, gag then: man no use nauuicy I0! non-insertion at any auvuiusenieii. n5JufjI3 Lug amount pain for such -iiivuttaanienl.

Payable In Advance

Wluawrn Ind ttiiatatru In Meuniruaui Nuttuaa Wk pet

ulna, ha Wedding lin-

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrlved Saturday

Chandler. Montreal Arrived Sunday None. sailed Saturday and Sunday None. , AT HALIFAX- Arrlved Saturday Firbranch. from Montreal Seekonk, Moncion. N.B. NIn;3perlal Goderich. Saint John.

Sarangan, Far East

Sundial. Montreal sailed Saturday

Newfoundland. for Boston

Im-perial Winnipeg. Amuay Bay. Venezuela - Arrireil Sunday

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ltilannsi 5 Iwuti:tLmm

ig,.. 1501111131-ills WANTED. PHONE Hi;-.1, 112 Uuniberiund St.

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w.1si'1aii - iioaiuiuis. Piu- iate 1i..in:-. n1:B;:.-lla..J.t'. PHOIR: 1746-'i.n

,, . - tar Accessories u'1AK.(Ur.- 7 MulV'l-.5 : YOUR can 1.1.9 bland new look. No wa.-.-liiiis 3.. poushing-lust diy clean by xuanulg "'1si'noi'f" on. and wip- 11-.-: on. 16 oz. tin 6.11:; 38 oz. tin 510). At Taiiton Auto Accessor- ,i.. 1.1.1.. Distributors. 13

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j you SALE-1036 FORD SEDAN. Apply 177 Kent St.

yon SALE -- ONE DODGE .,,,n truck. Good condition. land Baker, Bristol.

FOR SALE - 1936 CHEVROLET. Price 3125.00. Apply L. J. Mac- Donald. Mermaid.

FOR. SALE - 1045 INTERNA- 1.ni1al (KS1 truck. Good condi- Lon. Phone 31-3. Borden.

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I-"Oil. SALE-1949 STUDEBAKER. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 2456-T.

D--mfm-m.-:m-mmmm FOR. SALE - 1939 OLDSMOBILE

K Le"-

Furmsned Gotta-iie. Phone 775

M36. containing F1-igldai.1'e. etc Write 307, uuaidian.

smgton Road.

TO LET-ROOMS, ONE screened bdlC0ll)'. girls pre ferred. :21 llcynioulli Street.

Blillnenl. DOSSCSSIOTT ininicdiatzly. Write Box 314. Guardian.

Household furniture Phone 2810 or 2834-3.

WAITBESSES WAN TED. GOOD

for

And.V's Sea Foods. Suniineisidu.

Lost

let. Apply 20 Grafton Street.

town and South Lake Church. one wheel and tire. Goodyear Deluxe. 650,x 16. Mounted on red wheel. Reward. Maritime

New Ring job. Good rubber. M. P. Souris. Priced for quick sale. Martin's Garage. Queen Street. Personal

Ion BALE-1042 BUICK SPEC- lal. heater and radio. four new tires, Horne Motors or P110"? 2498.

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FOB SALE-THREE TON Ford truck with dump body. Ex- cellent condition. James A. Mac Neill and Sons. Summcrside.

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EOB. SALE - ONE. 1049 '.'4 TON Chevrolet Truck. Perfect condi- tion. License and heater. Truok can be financed. Apply to D. H. Crosamari.

For sale

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ton SALE-POPULAR RECORDS. 25 cents each or 5 for 51.00. Phone 13911.1.

Foa sans-1 coans SEE wood. Apply Joseph Kelly. Kel- ly's Cross. n

.L........-m.?..... FOR SALE - COLEMAN OIL Heater. Apply Mrs. Kate Gillis, Uigg.

NE SALE -.. TWO sows TO farrow last of September. Ern- mett, Mccuigan, Hunter River.

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FOR. SALE-KITCHEN RANGE. Cheap for quick sale. Apply 34 Passmora Street. '

LOT FOB. SALE - ON GERALD Street. 50 x 90. Apply 36 Pass- moiie street. or. Phone 24:19-L.

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FOR. SALE - ONE HOLSTELN cow to freshen in June. .1. Athol MacDonald. Mermaid.

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FOR. sans - LUMBER om saw Mill Property, Cottage and 110:. Box 310. Guardian.

..T...:.....m,.L FOR. SALE - SUMMER. HOME at Brighton shore. E. L. Wood. Phone 1760 day or 1608 at nlglit.

FOR. SALE - 1942 HAP.LEl'- Davidson motorcycle. A-1 con- dition. Apply 15 Rochfoid Square. Phone 1675-J.

ion. SALE-REGISTERED Am-

KIPP'S HERB TABLETS GIVE quick relief for constipation, in.

Jenkins Pharmacy: Charlotte- town; Se-mple's. Kensiigion. 5,

Teachers Wanted

W A N T E D - EXPERIENCED Teacher for Ni-boro School. Mrs. George Bownnss. Secretary.

ton school. Prcsent supple;-neat

ant supplement, 53400.00. Roy c Dawson, Secretary.

Teacher for Wheatley

Murphy.

Die.-nent 5400.00. Amelia I-Iaslam Secretary. Emerald.

Supplement 3500,00 Wright Jr.. secrets;-3..

Annan school. Present merit 8325.00. James Secretary. New Arman.

WANTED -- PRINCIPAL

Tuplln,

FOB. ferred. Present

5400.00. Whitfield Howatt. Secre- tary.

'0? Ken-iinston School. Present

Supplement 3475.00. C, M. Kennedy. Secretary Trustee Board.

Borden School. Principal. Pres-

shire bull. :1 years old. from R. cnt Supplement 5475.00. Vice N91" zemnd hi” all Wml OP. dam. Apply J. D. Roach. Principal. P1 esent Supplement "19"-Hlity rate of 22 of 1.000 bom Kelly's Cross. P. 13.1. 8400.00. Intermediate. Present alive. just half that of Canada. . .. r . E I ' . Mg FOB SALE-REGISTERED AYK- gift-sent guplflseslgggt

shire cow 9 years old. due. to freshen. Fred MacRae, Wheatley Rtver.

FOR SALE-FISHING BOAT 3 years old. 43 feet long, 10 foott beam. Phone 1585-13. Can be seen at Bruce Stewart's whaif.

53 SALE - ONE LARGE (MAL- ahat) Cook Stove. two ovens. A-l condition. For particulars writs J. E. Jenkins. Murray River P. E. I. Phrie No. 2-21.

ICE-CLEAN. SANITARY. LAST- the. less expensive. available Fear around to all homes within 3 miles of city limits. Nu-Ice Company. Phone osi-.1.

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ton SALE - FORD FERGUSON three-row Cultivator. Also lim- ited quantity Foundation Green Mountain Potatoes. Clark H Caseloy. Hamilton.

iggiijim.

Poll. SALE -- AT CLYDE BIVEB. house. bani. two acres ofzland. centrally located on Borden Highway. 3 miles from Char- lottetown. Apply .iohn C. Mc- Nwln. Ooinwall.

Fsnislo list;-Wanted

M: ngmggg , WANTED-GIRL FOB LIGHT housekeeping. Two adults, two children. Apply T. D. D. Po. fox 68. phone 1099.

MARRIED VETERAN.

Prim ary- Present 3230.00. Borden Sshocl Trustees. Borden.

Typewriters

SEE THE ALL-NEW

office typewriter in personal size New portable design. new sput- ling performance. Cash or terms. Remington Rand Limited. 134 Richmond street. Charlottetown

CLEARANCE soo TYPEWIIITEIIS. All Standard Models including Underwood. Remington. Smith, Royal. Regular price up to 3275.00" To clear 5:19.50 each-later mod- els 349.50 each. Excellent condi- tioI1i.Money-back guarantee. We ship C. O. 0. Write Capitol Equipment Co.. 2098 St. Cath- erine So. W.. Montreal 23. Que.

Work Wanted

85. WIT)! 15 years broad experience in pub- licity. Dltblic ralations.:.ndvertls- trig. direct mail. editorial work house organs. seeks fresh post in these or allied nelds. Prepared to travel. Box 3118. Guardian.

WANTED AT ONCE. Two-now

cultivator. also horse hillar Fenian Simmons. freeiown.

WANT! as-aaria MAID roa Drivaie ome. No children. High- est wages paid. Sleepin if de- sired. Apply Box 315. Guardian.

WANTED - FURNISHED COT-

tage by two adults. near Beach. August 12th to 20th. Writs Box 312 Guardian. 0

MAID on woman woman immediately for general house- work. No children. Modern con- veniences. 850.00 per month. p-

WOOL

"WANTED - WE Au; open to purchase any quantity of either imwaaiiad or washed wool. lfipheat Market Prices paid. R. 'r. Holman Limited. Produce De-

rlv Box M Guardian. Summer- I1de..

par tricnt. Sulnmerside.

FOE RENT 4-ROOM SELF-CON. tamed apartment. Apply 25 Ken. WITH

FOR. RENT-rIVE:itY)oitI' AP.

T0 DENT-S-IX ROOM li'LAT.. sale.

wages. good working conditions.

mi"-i-ils included. Apply in person

LOST-BROWN LEATHER WAL- initials H. C. M. Reward.

LOST-BETWEEN CHARLOTTE-

Electric, Charlottetown or R, C.

digestion. hiliousness. 350, 75c at

-TEACHER WANTED FOR. CD13:

WANTED -- PRINCIPAL FOR, gapel Traverse School. Present, .3".ii?';”.Li2'i.?i””m' E"'l'" M: vAN0oUVER- sum is -A row " - The dices and the men who WANTED .. pn,mc1pAL pox man them fought. a draw today

Tryon Consolidated school. Pres.

MT? w A N T E n - EXPERIENCED River school. supplement 5400.00. H. L.

wa NTED-TEACIHIER no spriiigneld school. Present suplf

Lgg WA NTE D-TEACHER mu

Lower Bedeque sch.-,o1, pnsem Horace

L TEACHER WANTED FOR NEW suppla-

Vlctorla. school. First class pre- Supplement

j.: WANTED .. vrca - PRINCIPAL

1''!) A C H E II S TVANTED FOB

Supplement

PERSONAL Poi-tabla Typewriter m the only

None. g , Sailod Sunday I'll! item NW- FOB RE.V1l at STANHOPE -

. Grain

. WINNIPEG. June 18 -- (GP) - Prices on the Winnipeg grain ex- change pointed upward Saturday at the close after a draggy open- ing.

Firmriess on United states grain markets showed its influ- ence to send prices into higher ground despite light offerings.

There was no export business reported.

Oats futures were pushed ahead under the impetus of small local demand.

Class two wheat. for export to countries other than the United Kingdom. remained unchanged at 02.06.

Close quotes:

Oats-Jly 1.08 1-4; Oct 33 3-4; Dec. 79 3-83.

Earlel'mJly 1.47: Oct 1.21 1-8- l-8-B; Dec. 1.16 1-8B.

Rye-Jly 1.45 5-8; Oct 1.43 5-8- 3-4: Dec. 1.43 1-8.

Flax-Jly 3.7513; Oct. 3.44514: 3.44 NNT.

Cash Prices:

Oats-N0. 2 CW. 1.15 3-4; No, ex. 3 C. W. 1.14 3-4; No. 3 C.W. 1.14 3-4: No. 1 feed 1.13 3-4: No 2 feed 1.09 3-4: No. 3 feed 1.01 3-4; track 1.08 1-4.

Barley-No. 1 c.w. e-i-ow 1.31: No. 2 C.W. 6-row 1.81: No. 1 C.W. 2-row 1.64; No. 2 CW. 2-row 1.64: No. 3 O.W. 6-row 1.79; No. 1 feed 1.51; No. 2 feed 1.50 1-2; No. 3 feed 1.46: track 1.56: No. 2 c.w, yellow 1.55: No. :1 c.w. yelioiv 1.45.

Rye--No. 1 C.W. 1.45; No. 2 C.W. 145; Noftl CW. 141: Roy. 2 CW. 1.31 5-8: No. 4 GW. 135 5-3; first-1.: 1.45 3-8.

Flax-No. 1 C.W. 3.75; No. 2 O. W. 3.70: No. 3 C.W. 3.55; No. 4 C.W. -3.50: track 3.74 1-2.

Rise Of Fraser River Slowed

Dec

with the churning Fraser River. Hope was rising tonight that serious flooding may be averted in the rich Fraser Valley.

The Fraser continued its rise but at a slower pace and the 100- mils diklng system in the lower valley stood firm.

Water board officials said it appeared the flood crest had reached its peak at upstream ' points. The level at Prince George. 400 miles north of here, dropped 1-10th foot in the last 24 hours.

At Mission. 45 miles east. of hero, the river gauge showed a height of 23.63 feet. a 244-hour rise of 7-lath foot. This compared with a. rise of 1 1-2 feet. in the previous 24 hours.

Water Board officials said slackening increase was due to the runoff from the mountains being confined to higher levels, High up on the peaks, the snow melts more gradually.

But the danger is not. by any means past. Heat shlmmercd over British Columbia. Eien if the rise vvasslower, the Fraser still is inching up and up.

- HEALTHY DOMINION

the

We

950 to 41000 Borrow at HFC without endomu n Dcmhaola security. This means fast acr- vice-inoney you need when you need it. Cash loans made to clean up old bills-or for any good purpose.

Cliooarywr repayment plan Select the repayment plan most con-

venient to you. Up to 2 months to

repay. Check these favorable rates. Ammint No.of Monthly of tail Months Payiaent 5101.05 6 318.00 5114.73 12 S2000 3480.40 18 832.00 STWJI 24 836.00

CANADA'S OIIIIT All MIDI" CONWMII HIIANCI OIIANIIAIIOI 3 00? Of 4 00008! NOIISIOOID IIFC is backed by more than 78 yaarf axmrienca. Service is alwaya fiiaadlrand oouriania. No wonder if out of 4 prefer Houslum.n.PhorteI1rvlaltHFCuatDy.SQ pliooe book under Hounnoln Pmmca.

MONIW WHEN YOU NEED "0

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Blue Cloud. from Newfoundland .

THE GUARDIAN. CHARUYITETOWN

Grain Club

The first Junior Seed Grain Club to be organized on Prince Edward Island was formed at a meeting in the Farmington school on Thurs- day evening. June 15th. Members in this club are from Farmington, Mt. Hope and Five Houses dist- ricLs.

The officers for the new club are: President. Elmer Curran; vice-president. Hubert Maclieod; secretary-treasurer. Elmer Mac- Lead; directors, Cyril Wood and Everett MacLeod.

Other members are: James Mul- lally. Lester Wood. Russell Dock- er1dorfT. Whitney Judson. Tommy Larkin, Edmund Larkin, Alban Wood, Vernon Wood, Melvin Wood and Desmond Larkin.

Mr. S. C. Wright. Department of Agriculture. was present at the meeting and asisted the club in getting organized.

It is planned to meet the first and third Thursdays of each month during the summer months. One meeting will be a study of grain crops in theory and the oth- er will be a practical judging class or demonstration on standing or threshcd grain with emphasis on weed identification.

In junior seed grain clubs it is required that each member grow? an acre of seed grain the first year and at least two acres the second year. The members of this club planted their acre of grain before the club was officially organized.

Rustico Poultry Club

The regular bi-monthly meeting of the Rustico Poultry Club was held on June 13th. Test on their work was conducted and high marks were obtained by each member. After the meeting poul- try films were shown.

During the day the club mem- bers were scored on their care and feeding of their poultry by C. S. Scranton and Hugh MacLean. Dept. of Agriculture. and condit-l ions were found to be very good. Very light losses were encounter- ed in their chickens The next meeting is in be held June 27th.

Seaside Poultry Club

011 June 15th the "Seaside" Poultry Club held their second meeting of this nionih at Kings- boro school.

The presidenkMr. Eldon Stew- art is leaving to join the Navy in the very near future, leaving a vacancy for president. Miss Ar- line Robertson was elected as president and Miss Helen Mac- Lean, vice president.

A vote of thanks was extended Mr. Eldon Stewart for the effort he put into organizing the club and for his capable work as presi- dent, and all wish him the best of luck in his chosen career.

Mrs. E. 5. Rose. East Baltic. was elected as Adult Director. Mrs. Rose has been an adult director of club work in the past and has a wealth of poultry knowledge to impart. Mr. Nelson Stewart is the other adult leader. appointed at a previous meeting.

Three new members joined. bringing total membership to 18. Four interested adults were also present.

After the business part of the meeting concluded their firstpoul- ii-y judging class was conducted. Mr. C. S. Scranton and H. Mac- Lean. Dept. of Agriculture. were present at the meeting.

THE ROBIN

I stood by an open window

To gaze at a budding tree. when out or the topmost branches ,

There arose a sweet melody.

with a wlilrr of his wiips

And a. jerk of his tail.

I-lo swung there. so gladsomc and free,

And I knew by the voice of the songster .

That a Robin was on the tree.

The music flowed onward. and upward,

A wonderful sight -was he.

As he poured forth his song of gratitude

That Robin upon the tree.

He told of the days dark, and dreary

And the winter so cold and long

Then of the gladi, sweet spring

time He told it. all there in his song.

He sang for the joy of living. A pert little fellow was he.

First. Junior Seed

Organized

Sees Strikes As Threat To Freedom of Press”

OTTAWA. June 17 - (CF)- Cansdlan and United States pub- lishers accused some labor unions of working against freedom of the press.

F. I. Ker. publisher of the Hamilton Spectator. and Frank E. Gannett. of the Gannett group of newspapers in the United States. were addressing the sev- enth Im-perlal Press Conference. Both referred to the curre-it strike that paralyzed the New York World-Telegram and Sun.

Mr. Ker noted that delegates had been talking about govern- ment restrictions on press free- dom. On this the limitations imposed on the press by governments were less real than those caused by "strikes called in defiance of our laws."

A strike which blacked out a newspaper. he said. was "the very antithesis of freedom of the press."

The first thing aspirants in totalitarian government would dz would be to black out the press. All the machinery for that pro- cess existed now.

"Much of the evil of these times." Mr. Ker added. "proceeds from labor departments of govern- ment." They were "nothing but a rendezvous for vote-seeking poll- tlclans and favor-seeking prssure groups."

An illegal strike might be call- ed but, while machinery existed to give redress to injured pub- lishers. it was not exercised.

Mr. Ker said the rank and file of newspaper employees had as great a responsiibllty as the pub- lishers. When they strung a pic- ket line around a newspaper. they were deserting their posts. That applied. as well. to those who yielded to a picket line.

Both Mr. Ker and Mr. Gannett referred to coming technological advances in publishing. such as the new photo process being de- veloped for printing.

In the next five. or 10 years. Mr. Ker said, it was hoped that "it will be possible for publish- er; with a handful of conscien- tious employees to get out a newspaper regardless of anv strike." The new process would he one of the greatest assets to freedom of the press.

.Mr. Gannett. referring to the New York strike, said radical un- ion leaders had made it impos- sible to distribute one of the country's largest papers. It was just as bad to have such lead- ers controlling the press as it was for the government to do that.

LIVERPOOL. Eng1and-(C'P)-- The world's first regular passeng- er helicopter service was started June 1- by British European Air- ways It rims between here and Cardiff.

ful . From the Robin upon the tree, -- Mrs. Edgar Gillespie 78 Douglas St.

WANTED to RENT

Apartment 01- House in good residential district Containing 3 Bed Rooms Apply The Manager THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY Phonb 567 or, 1770 T an

son SALE

AT UIGG

House, Barn, Henhouse and Five Acres of Land.

Arvin- Mss. KATE GiLLIs. Ulss

The music divine. and wonder-

IN HERE TD EAT. oiisrrzicr our

1-rs so EXPEN6iVE'

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THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW

ARE we ..6...o so WHAT.'Ti-iEQE'S A um: soom IN me la corner BEHIND A

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continent. he said. .

bills. Take us up on this offer

5 Ba thrifty! Start the blue coal' Budget Plan at once. Get the benefits of special Budget Prices. You'll like the convenience, tool

FREE FURNACE INSPECTION. . .can save you as much as 307: on next winter's fuel

mics ELEVEN V '0

Blliliill PlAl l

is (P1110 saver" for me"

. 1' ooN'r KNOW HOW 1'19 oer ALONG WITHOUT THESE EASY S-P-R-E-A-D our PAYMENTS! AND LAST YEAR -nus PLAN SAVED ME MONEY Tool

Convenient spread-out payments; ' Easy farms to suit your need: No worries! Coal is delivered in plenty ' of limo i 5 . you're all paid up bofora next winter . 3 Handy coupon payments make house- '. hold budgets run smoother all year Wound

HOW.

THE SOONER YOU START THE MORE YOU SAVE-PHONE TODAY. .

A. Pickard & 00., Ltd.

Tel. 240

FOR SALE

NEW STUDEBAILEBS

BELOW LIST PRICES DELIVERY ANYWHERE

DOMINION MOTORS

SAINT JOHN. N.B.

HEINT ZMAN PIANO

FOR" SALE

AT A BARGAIN PRICE

Hatntama piano. Apartment size. In use only a few months. New to all infant: and purpoaea. Must be disposed of before July First.

WRITE BOX 300 GUARDIAN

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301' iuews earn HITCHED smcamo HOW MIKH PQWACV

NOTICE

Murphy's Cardlng and Batt- ing Mill at Sourls will be open for business about July 1st. We solicit your patron- age.

MRS. TERRENCE MURPHY

Sourla

FOR SALE

Desirable property at Albor-ton, P. E. L. consisting of 8 room

house with aunporch. in good re- pair. Good barn and tool house. largo lawn covered with shade trees. 2 acre lot with about 40 fguit trees. raspberry canes. etc. Also 2 acres puturo land with running water adlolning property. Excollene opportunity for chicken farm and fruit (rowing. Also 2 acroa of land at the Eastern End of Argyle St.