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‘Piles ‘rwntvs

lo per word; Classified 3o per word;

Advertising ilates—-Payable in Advance

Minimum Giargc For Any Advertisement 2b Cent; Control Guardian Locals 5c per word; Well-en: and Eutcm {mun Announcements and C suing Events 3c per Iord; in Memorials: NOIIDQJ 84c per inch; List; of Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cat-us. eta. 5c pﬂ- name; Letters 0| Condolence 84c per inch; Wedding Engagements Gil words for $1.00 and I0 cents for o"?! llltiitiqnal 3 words; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 84c pet- inch or iic pct- wonl; Liata of Subset-l’.

lions. i0 centa per inch; Adds-ecu and Presentation 81.00.

Othc Rat-ea on application.

- Agents Wanted

LARGE COMMISSIONS PAID daily to energetic mcn and women who are anxious to in- crease prcsent income. No ex- perience necessary. Every home, factory. and office a prospect. Write for free outfit and details to Dept. C-B, P. O. Box 32, Terminal A, Toronto l, Ontario.

Baby Chicks

IIR "T00 LATIN-NOW’-

nadays it's never “loo late. ltart sood chicks-Bray Chm“- July chicks, too late for tourist trade roosters, are Tllthl- °Tl ‘Ume for Christmas and New Y6ﬂl5~~ Summer and Fall-hatched pullc-ts miss i949 bin-cs; prviiilllllls bl“ xvell-mniiiigt-d should‘ cash whole length of i950 tarcmium llel‘l°d~-- "late" for llllS year means "early" for next! Survey WE" lituatiom-sce whether W" °°“‘d profitably roiplriv breed °l Bl“ ‘Chicks. Always availablr-prﬁ- duced year round-over quarter- century care. skill, selection, "know-how" behind them--ex- tended list breeds and crosses offers you wide choice. tvritc for 115; and prices. Limited number started pullem. Prompt reply. prompt shtpment. Fred W. Bray. Limited. 120 John Street North. Hamilton. Ont. Or order through qny Island agent: Charles E. Worth. care Rises lllld- Ham" (tBarber Shop) Queen Street. Charlottetown. phone 259'7'L§ Robert J. Shaw. Bloomfield; Clarence F. Haslam. Emerald: J. J. Stewart, Montague; Elme? Waugh, Wilmot Valley; Winston W. Currie. Alberton; C. B. Hume. Brooklyn; Miss Gertrude Doucett, Hunter River; Mrs. Arthur J. Enman, New Arman: O. C. John- son, North Tryori; H. A. Jclley. O‘Leary; Charles S. MacKay. Kenslngton; Mrs. Geo. Muirhead. Si. Eleanors; Garth MacLcan. Lot 16, South West.

Scars Leaving

can’ LEAVING non TORONTO July 26th. Accommodate two passengers. Phone 1597-33.

CAR LEAVING FOR ST. ANNE do Benupre, Sunday. Can ac- commodate one passenger. Please phone 993.

LEAVING FOR OTTAWA JULY 29th, can accommodate one pas- senger to Ottawa, two td Saint John. Phone Rustico 11-31.

NEW CAR GOING TO MONT- real early next week. Can ac- commodate several possehgﬁﬁ- Alex Large, Sinniiope, R. R.

CAR LEAVING FOR. OTTAWA Monday nr Tuesday, can tnkc one passenger. Apply Box 746, Guardian.

ilars 8. [tucks For Sale“

rot. SALE - u, TON DODGE Truck. A 1 condition. Priced to sell. Apply Alywards Furniture Store.

‘ion SALE-IMO NASH sun/m. radio. llDZllPY‘. Good roiidilitin. Phone 9110. A. L. Shaw, Sum- merside.

r01: SAl_.I~‘._—liMl ourtvnou-"xr “my truck, new engine. S'lll(f‘ body. Reasonable. Box J. Guar- diun.

TOR sate-ism FORD vs st:- dan. will take cow m‘ p155 lll grade, Apply Evcrctt willlmllﬂ. Augustine Cove.

FOR sans-isms PONTIAC ss- dan in pcricct condition; also 1929 Chev. totirinlz. Can be seen at 38 Elm Avenue.

rdit—szii::iﬁiiciirz_v.g' RADIO. heater. Good condition. May be seen at Queen Sti-t-et Service Station.

Ftﬁ§ijizlno§nﬁroivwiat' I928. g00d condition. Fred Sherry.

Bedoque.

Ion sans: - 1on4 PLYMOUTH. new rings, battery and heater. Licensed. In good condition. Price $235.00. Elmer Gauthier,

South Freetown.

s42 TORPEDO DELUXE PON- tiac. Built-in radio, under seat heater, fully equipped. excellent condition Contact Max A os at the Charlottetown Hotel orlay ‘between 5.00 p.rn. and 8.00 pm-

. ___,___

FOB SALE-mill FORD lé-TON truck. Perfect condition. Apply 38 Elm Avenue.

FOR sau-z-iaiz I-Z-TON PANEL body Dodge ti-uok. Apply Check- er Taxi. Priced to sell.

FOR SALE-NICE CHEVROLET '39 coupe. Body, motor, tires excellent condition. Good heater. Never run in winter. Low mile- age. See and drive it. Cobb h Crawford's Garage, 122 Fitzroy

Street. For Sale

POI. SALE — BUNDLES 0F OLD newspapers at 5 cents l bundle. Apply Guardian.

FOR. SALE 30 FT. BOAT AND Engine, 100 traps, three herring nets. Cheap for quid; sale. James H- FBTIZUSOH. Mt. Edward Road. R. It. (i.

FOR SALE - LOBSTER. BOAT, well cured gaspereaux and her- fills. Apply J. J. Flanagan, Richi- bucto, N. B.

FOR. SALE - CHOICE LAYLQG pullets. See or phone Rex Daw- son, Albany. -

FOR SALE - ONE BOAT WITH Chevrolet engine, l year old, 33 ft. long. all in good condition. Everett champion. Kenslngton.

FOB. SALE - BOARDS AND scantlings, cedar shingles, win- dows and doors made to order, prompt delivery. Bagnalls Mill, Hunter River.

FOR. SALbk-MOTORCYCLE. IVILL consider trade on car that needs rtqmlrs. Apply Reliance Garage.

FOR SALE-GYPBOC SHEATI-I- irsg Ztéc per square foot. 2x10- 13. $1.50 each; zxa-ia. $1.25

each. Box 762. Guardian.

FOR SALE - PULLETS SIX months. laying. Light Sussex x New Hampshire. Robert D. Brown, Charlottetown RR. 1.

FOR SALE-S THOUSAND FEET of seasoned lumber boards 2x4. 2x7, 6x9. Inquire at 123 Dor- chester Street. -

FOR SALE -- FIFTY-FIVE acres land at Georgetown or in shore front lots, excellent for summer cottages. J. A. Lannan, 88 Gerald Street, Ch'town.

FOR SALE - 60 ACRES STAND- ing hay. Will sell in lotl to suit purchasers. Estate Roland Bea- ton, Winsloe.

FOR SALE-REMINGTON’ PORT- tibla typewriter. Excellent condi- tion. Guardian Office, Summer- side.

Fnr lient

FOR. RENT-TWO IIOUSEKEEP-I ing rooms. 39 Water Street. Phone 1998-11..

FOR. ’RENT — OFFICE WITH warehouse attached, Lower Queen Street. Apply A. Plclrsrd at Co.

Farm Machinery

HAY PRESSES FOR SALE. THE new Moody. Write for particu- lars. W, D. Croken, Emerald R. R.

NEW AND USED BELTING. ALL widths, traces complete. light wagon wheels. collars and hook harness, W R. Morrison. Fred-

WRITE, PHONE 0R CALL YOUR John Deere Agent for require- ments of quality farm equip- mcnt. Orders now being taken for fail machinery. I also have mi hand n stipply nf repairs for the Hardlo Sprayer. Arnold Bruce, Pownal.

Feniaie Nelp Wanted

DIE rriaivsfw Itir-nllo- "E5665, iinliinx. Full

particulars on posters displayed in Offices of iht- (Iivil Service (fommissinn. National Employment Service and Post Office's. Application forms, iiliiniiialilc tiicrcnt, should lio filod not lRlCI‘ ihzin August 5. i949. with Till’? Civil Service (Itinimission. l0 Tilllll’) Si... Hali- fax. _ WAN'I‘ED—\V0.\IAN T0 HELP with ll¥lli5C\\‘OTl\'. Mrs. Eric Hurry, Vlliihsliie.

WA. I‘I‘II)-.\IAID OR. HOUSE- kct-pcr, three children, private room uilh radio and bath. Vl/nzcs $40.00 month. References required. Write Box '76l Guar- dian.

WANTED - A GIRL FOR. housework. Apply Mrs. Lloyd MacCallum, Dunstaffnage.

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LEARN HAIRDRESSING- Women Wanted - Greater 0p- portunity-Bettxr Pay. Pleaaent Work. Catalogue Free. Write Marvel Hairdressing Schools - Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches- Hamilton-Ottawa. Canada's Nat- ional System.

WANTED-HOUSEKEEPER, MID- dle-agcd woman. Two adults. Apply in person. John Macbeod. Broolcneld.

Fovnd

FOUND-SUM 0F MONEY. AI’- ply Ruth MacEachern, Mermaid. No phone calls.

L08!

LOST-PAIR or cucalvooml; ed plastic-rim izlnssca at the picnic grounds at Dalvay on July 14. Reward. Phone 2053-L.

Miscellaneous

HAVE YOUR II AADWOOD floors sanded. Phone 2l00-J.

COUPLE AWAY 0N BUSINESS trip, wish accommodation with full attention for two girla (ages 9 and 12), attending Prince It. School (awe-April). Box ‘I03, Guardian.

OVIIINIT AOOOPMODAIION g team.‘ latu reusable.»

Male lieln Wanted

Wanna - TWO ELECTRICIANS and two plumbers. Apply R. T. Morrison, Ltd. Charlottetown.

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WANTED-DIARRIED MAN FOR farm. One interested in caring for dairy herd preferred. Apply Box 362, Summerside.

i_-__----—?————; WANTED — MAN FOR FARM work. George Mason. Bunbury.

Personal

SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! GAIN s to l5 lbs. New pep, too. Try fam- ous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; new healthy flesh; new vigor. New "get ac- quainted" slzc only 60c. All drug- glsts. .

FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMBAOO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

REFRESHING RELIEF ‘FOR burning feet, with “Ice-Mint." Find out what real foot comfort may be.. 50o and $1.00 at all druggists. 4-

Piumlilng And iieatiiig

FREE PLUMBING CATALOGUE basins. sinks. toilets, s01] pipe. Immediate delivery .on ‘baths steel pipe, septic tanks. etc. Mair. Plumbing Co., Dept. S. 1059 Si Lawrence Bldg, Montreal. hames and work bridlt-s driving

Salesman Wanted

LARGE EARNINGS

SELLING ROOF LEAKPROOF- ln-g (made in Canada) direct to industrial, cormnercial and farm building owners. High-priced new roofing creates live market for this economical compound. Ex- clusive territory, minimum super- vision. Home every night. Enjoy own business. Write: Sales Man- ager, Box 1766. Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED —- EXPERIENCED teacher for Mt. Albion School. supplement $360. Apply Lloyd Ballum, Secretary.

WANTED — A TEACHER FOR North Rustico School, supple- ment $500. Mrs. N. S. MacLure, Secretary.

SCHOOL FOB. DEPENDENTS OI"

service personnel at R. C. A. F. station, Summerslde, requires two teachers. Applications stat- ing certiﬁcate, experience, other qualiﬁcations, and salary ex- pected. to be received by Sec- retary, Service School Board, R. C. A. F. Station, Summerside, by 29 July,

WANTED — A, TEACHER FOR Byrnes Road School. Apply Wil- liam McCullough, Secretary.

WANTED — TEACHER FOR South Melville school. Liberal supplement. Apply J. Dunsford, Secretary.

WANTED-TEACHER FOR LONG Creek School. Supplement $450. This school is remodeled and on new school ground. Allan A. Campbell, Secretary, New London.

Venetian Blinds

HAROLD CLARK, PHONE IiSZS-J. Free drape hangers. Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.

Wanted

W A N T E D -- ALE BOTTLES. tip service. Phono 2542 Evenings 1107. Michael Bros. V

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BY gentleman. Permanently. Phone i126 between i) a.m.—-l2 a.m.

WANTED-‘ﬁ MODEL HARLEY Davidson for pai'is.' Edmond Dulong. Wlicritlcy Ilivcr.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. small ice cream cabinet to reni for summer months. Phone 1593-4. Darn Drive-Iii.

New York Exchange

Anaconda . . Am Car and F Beth Steel .. Ches Ohio Cori Edison Elec Auto Ll e Gen Eloc . Gen Motors

Kennecott Mont Ward . North Am I Phil Pet U S Rubber . Radio Corp .. Texas Corp . Untd Air . .. Vanadium Air West Elec Welt Union .

§S$9i8i88§3§°$58§¥

Commerce . Montreal Nova Scotla Royal Bank .

Shipping News

AT IAIN‘! JOHN- Arlvod Friday None. Hailed Friday Canadian Constructor, for Mont- real. Al‘ HALIFAX- Arrivod Friday ' Joshua Tree, front Mediterranean

ports. Newfoundland, 8t. John's, Nfld. lulled Friday Iulkerier, for Dingwnll. NI. A. I. Falkland. United Kingdom ‘iolin W. Hockey, ace.

ma GUARDIAN,‘ CHARLOTFETUWN

A Steady Return

for your

INVESTMENT

From its incor-

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Corporation has paid unintcrru ted

" " ’ proud record, in eed.

You can share in one of‘ the

sounded! investment inediuzna in

Canada and remove the old worries

, and headaches. Pact rfurmance

and a oarefull selects list of the

securities of ansdian and United

States ﬁrms-give sound assurance for tlio future.

F" "which details write or phone

r. J. Brennan 8i (lo. Ltd.

E. M. BAGNALL Manager

I42 Richmond Si. Phone 1410

Golds Make ilnod Showing at Toronto

TORONTO, July 22—(CP)—- A last hour burst of activity brought all groups up slightly from early losses on the Toronto Stock Ex- change today. Golds made the best showing.

Quebec Jollet, n Junior gold issue gained 10 cents at 45 on news that Noranda had cut into the 1.200 foot level of Juliet property in northern Quebec. Senior golds were higher as Hollinger recouped yesterday's loss and Bralorne gain- ed 25 cents at $9.00. Dome Mines added l-B at 18 5-8.

In the base metal group losses outnumbered gains almost two to one. Osisko was a bright spot gain- ing eight cents at 64 on news of a tie-up with Norands. Consolidated Smelters eased 1-4 st 94 1-2.

Western oils edged into higher ground on gains ranging up to 15 cents. Royallte gained this amount at $6.60.

The exchange’: closing index showed golds up .58 at 98.447 base metals up .02 tit 92.30 and western oils up .22 at. 43.98.

Golds listed 43 gains, 39 losses and 42 unchanged; base metals, 6 gains, 11 losses and '1 unchanged; western oils 7 gains, 8 losses and 4 unchanged. '

Montreal Exchange

Abiiibl . Asbestos .

B A Oil .. Build Prod Bruck Silk . Bell Tel

Can Brew Bzithurst Can Cement Can Pac Cc-lanese . . Can Ctir Found Can Car Pfd .. Can Steam .. Cons Ptipcr . Cockshiiit Cilll Vickcrs Dom Bridge Dom Coal Pfd Don A . . llis Son): .. Dom St. B Dryden .. Frost-r

Ford A .. Foundn.

Gen Si. Ware llow Snilih .. l-lam Bruins Hir Walker . (‘an ind /\l lni. Nickel Imp ("ill .

int PM. .

lnt Power int, Power liti Pttptir imp Toli .

l’) C Power Con Smelt Luke Woods hiiissey liar Mt-Coll Front. . Niit Si. (‘or Cim Nor Pfd Nornndn . .. Price Bros Quebec Power Shawlnigan .. St Ltiw . . . St Liiw PM . . St Law 2nd Pfd Dom Text Dom Tar Wpg Elec A St nf Canada Brazilian ...... ..

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7'5"?‘ w‘? T?“ cocoon i-to posses

Markers At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks steady; I golds rise.

Montreal—Stocks steady; golds

up. New York-Stocks steady; air- lines in demand.

(Continued from page» 8)

not find earlier in the Cherchez lc. e femrrie. . .c| would layl" l

Austin

and shortly after the S. M. arriv- ed with a Scout from Toronto who arrived late for the Jamboree. He is Don Dickson and will ‘be will- us until the end of the camp.

At this writing your

for his visit. Oubniaaterc Please Noﬂec

ested in attending the Maritime Akela Course at Millers Lake (Halifax) are asked to get in touuli with Provincial Headquarters ini- medlntely. The dates for the course are July 30th to August 6th.

LOCAL SCOUT OUTING

Thursday evening. July 21st. “as the big outing for Scouts and Cub Leaders and their friends. Every- one gathered |.t Zakemis and af tir- exchanging hearty "l-iello's" no departed about eight: o'clock for "the general direction? 7" of Dal- vay for c. hamburg roast. when we landed ct ths play grounds, we as children would. first played tilt. then the swings and slides in tum. By this time everyone was feeling very fit so some decided to have a swim and tho rest gathered wood for s nice fire. The benches were gathered around in a circle and a sing-song was participated in to the sccmnpaniment of Mr. Everett Cheverie on the banjo. Tall Timber told u: a story and acted out a couple of Scout songs which were new to most. of us and en- joyed by all. By this time we started asking for food, ao the re- freshments were brought into the kitchen and the cooler prepared the hamburgers. And were they lush with home made relishii Here we must than’; our cooks it was a. warm night to stand over a fire to try hamburg. but they didn't seem to mind. After eating and drinking coke to our satisfaction we had another short sing song and departed for home.

(Canadians Anny Photo) .

evening.

At 10 p.rn. the campfire cloud.

scribe ls . getting ready to go into Ottawa .

All Cubmaatera who are lnter- I

NELP unnumv llEilliillEIl '

CARPENTERS

raiursits‘

FOR SCHOOL UNIT NO. I Rcqulrciuenis:—

soum WINSLOE-CLEANING - rammvo

wnvsmu STATION-CARPENTER wonx - omamivo SPRING PARK-CARPENTER WORK - rnvsnsmo PABKDALE-PAINTING

EAST ROYALTY-CLEANING - REPAIR WORK WEST ROYALTY—OLEANING - REPAIRS - FENCING

JULY 23, ~, 1949

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PLUMBERS CLEANERS

CENTRAL ROYALTY-HOLEANNG TENDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FOR POSITIONS AS JANITORS IN THE ABOVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

For further particulars apply fo:-

GORDON M. RICE m ms! avmvtm tum-r.)

Attention Builders

Why pay more when you can buy the beet from your Brnnirford Dealer. I can supply you with Square Butt Super-firm and Arolock Shingleo also Boll and Inlul Brick Siding and Asphalt Paper.

m:- JARIIIIIE

80 Pleasant Sit-col Before Buying

PRICED T0 IAVI

Potential Dental officers for Canada's Army are at present attend- ing a four weeks course at the Royal Canadian Dental Corps School at Ottawa. On completion of the course the student will go to various Army, Navy and Air Force dental clinics across the Dominion to work under the guidance of senior dental officer: there. photo are, left to right: Officer Cadets B. Banks of Kentvllle. N. 5.; W. F. Cook of Lunenburg; T. E. Sprsckiln MuIiDonald of Charlottetown, P. E. I. all from Dnlhcusie University.

Included in this of Halifax and I. A. O.

norms:

OFFICE OF INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTER/S will be closed For Their Annual Vacation Commencing MONDAY, JULY 25 to MONDAY, AUG. 8th

GRADING

building and flue.

Phone 598-3

NAliE Yilii EXCAVATION Wililli Til Iii)? if Sn

YOU BAN SAVE TIME AND DELAY GUNSIILTINB iiS

We are equipped to supply sand, gravel and brick, both

. L. BREIIAIIT

Phone 508-1

2Y0 Alaoso

FOR SALE

1 Frost a Wood IIAYMOWER-No. s

llllllo IlIlIItBIiils%l‘I'ti£Powci-ENGINE

1 Registered mom-s- car-old. m’ Registered

JOHN JOHN N Iicnsinﬁgu . so’

IIOI-

h BUSINESS MANAGER

uaqumun IMMEDIATELY

SUPER MARKET

ormvmo soon m) CHARLOTTETOWN

References, Previous Experience and Salary u. pccted must accompany all applications.

EXPERIENCE IN RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL '

‘APPLY BOX 22s Charlottetown, P. E. I.

WANTED

Experienced traveller with good connections to cover Prince Edward Island with our lines. Must have car.

ems-ill perry non competing lines. Write giving rarer.

wPALMElt-McLELLAN suon oo. LTD. FREDERIOTON, N. n.

i. Auction Sale

OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT 120 CUMBERLAND STREET

FRIDAY. JULY 29th AT 2 RM.

I am instructed to sell by Public Auction the household Bffeolts tilf the late Mrs. J. W. Stewart lncluding;__ in c estorfield suite; 1 studio couch; 1 combination writ- 8 dftsk "l"! bookcase; 1 largo mantle mirror; 1 full length $lff0ﬂ lhcabinet sewing machine; carpets; scatter rugs: 1 all)?" “a ""0113 1 ﬁlo bolwh; mantle clocks; dining I001: l tablo :11! chairs: 1 coffee table; small tables; bridge an l‘; “mils. 1 Enterprise range (Iron Priuce);'1 cleotrii "nth? (Efwy); Will. single and full size beds, springs an m" ﬂfﬁﬁs. dressers; chests of drawers; 1 hall rack; law! IIWWBIKIot of ornaments; dishes; curtains; bedding; lincnst Pliltlll". kmlllﬂll llfollllll; lovoritl pieces of antique furniture and china. Also one piano (HglnfgmgnL

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

Auctigggo, Sale

HIURSDAY, JULY 28th, 1940 AT 1 P. M.

The Exooufors of the Estate of the late S eon l $351k hgffcr for sale the following at Public Auc ‘tgigon thf 1948 Model il-ion Ford Truck (ve low mil e : 1944 Model 8-ton Ford Truck; Oheaicrflelldyﬂulte (meg; Summit! 0003c on leasehold lend at Victoria Beech. flee Equi meat: 1 steel filing cabinet; 1 poriabll yllﬂifllﬂl‘ (new 3 1 Allan adding machine (pew); 2 ofilol calm and desk chair; 1 oil stove. Stock and laments: 1 horse; 2 cowl; 2 pigs; 1 For‘! tractor 1048 mode with line and cultivator equi meat; point! “wit potato picker; disc barrow; Hall th ing mscliini II blower; ha‘: mower (trailer type); binder; potato eml‘ “M; ﬁlm? p w; tractor trailer; field cultivator; pom" IP31"? Milli! grader; potato bog truck: set of scales; be?’ *° (new); wood sleigh; anvil; Rotary wafer pumll other articles too numerous to mention. The Real Ihhtc of approximately 12% 10"‘ be mi»-

Ilﬂl I10 lllil bu , l! Q Id fl to l‘ m ha“. loulioby Au the sgovzodatgywgtbvzr willi-

will

Terms-Cash.

l! ill! IBM. Ills on next day. .

MILE CLARK, BRENT O. WOOD. ' Executor!- IUGI I‘. MORRISON, Anctlcnccr.