. 7. 1950: ' Advoiiiisins iiates.

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. the sdvertiasssgieea quits the puritans: seat! (or uaasagea arising out of across its auvefthsaiossla legend , mm; yam we use suns acusassy-ocoopsea soy-uses seemed as auversisosuesit us which the error occurred, . SS" is duo,to use ssogisgessoe us its servants or. osneswiae, Ila ,- sur .. -sad ausvusit yum sor aisclrsdverslaeassett '

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- , 1 iigosts Wasted . you QUICK EXTRA UASI-I SELI. cainpiowsy SIJIIISIVB Cnmtnius terms by Master asrllt. ueau win: the lesser iii noxeu assortineuis uuu il.ime-inipriuwa clrws. N-lb ioii ineussilc styrlsties, stationery gift wrapping every day cards write Lul"'uttLB11S. Conimissiuh and bonus. Master Ki-sit uraci- mg. .UiIl'u uo. ltcosn K 608: .u...nne-nuance at. Montronh

--------?-w-'ww-'P'T”'T iiARN,;, EXTRA CASE, stun more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful si.IIIIII- ian made Christmas cards 70 WW friends. They sell on sishl MINI

assortinents. Gift cards. Bells- Tum W , gppings, EVHTY I109 Cards. Beautifui' free -album

showing personal cards. Libelll commission Write..today lo: un- usual sample offer. The Doilllls Greeting Card .coinPIl1Y. 50-9 Bleecker at. Toronto

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MAKE axrna MONEY EASILY. Sell Name-on Christmas and Everyday card sssortmenm. at best values with highest com- missions-for you. UB8-lulu” values in more than twenty c...' tmss items-2i card Lrluxu Christmas box. Panorama stand- up cards. median scenes pic- tures, personal cards. notes I111 napkins, ChiidI'dn'l three 'iil'nG'3- sionsl books. Television Tom Thumb books. nursery rhyme cards, stationery. gift wraos, per- sonnlized gift ribbon. ding-dons bells. also Everyday assorisrients including plastic cards. Write to- day for catalogue and samples now. Name-on Stationery Com- pany Limited. Dept. 61''. 63 Ioiisi Street. Arcade. Toronto.

Boarders Wasted

. BOARDEBS ACCOMMODATED. - Phone . 1W8-J .

' ' Business llppertasity

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OPPORTUNITY - ESTABLISHED out of town wholesale hardware firm has-opening for exclusive sales representative in Prince Fsiward Island. Line could be handled .in,,i,conjuiieuon with non-ocimpe hardware tra e. Box 20. Guardian.

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR Sales dies, and Saiensien. Pleas- ant siriess. Supply everv home with, . products of guaranteed quality. attractive and well liked cosmetics. extracts. spices and good products which will assure big prodts, and retain your cus- tomers patronage. Fa-niilex Pro- ducts. 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.

the 8. Trucks" For sale

:MM...D......LL.... FOR sAr.n-draw isse oIuivno- lei. reasonahle.- 53 Euston Street.

Su merside. , FOR bans -'”I0d1 cnnvnonnr

sedan.-"Radio and H tar. Good conditlonu I Phone -1..

m rolt SALE - 1041 CHRYSLER. All new tires. Apply Calvin Smith. Roseneath after 6 p.m.

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CAR FOR SALE - 1088 TERRA- plane. Good condition. Tanton Accessories. ' ' -

ron”aAr.a - me PLYMOUTH Sedln. A-i condition. Telephone

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70!! SALE-'10” I'LYMOUTIl.SE- dan. radio and heater. Apply 208 Fitzroy St.

?....L.M........... ':An ro'n.,sAr.s..- mo cinna- ler Royoi sodsh. ' Radio and lfxsaaster. Phone 243. I liveninsl

roit 'sAs.s: - feei GRAHAM Sedan; good massing condition.

Robert 5. Francis. 52 St. Peters

Road. Phone 20H-J. .

roil'sAt.s'- isss v' cnsvno

' Delitcy.

Heater. Good condition. ,

sis-1.138;-Upper Queen, street

F03 NI: 1000 IlAl.l'-TON Dodg tru ,In perfect condi- tion. es right. Apply Her-

insins. - '

FOR IALE--III! PACKARD TWO door ieeden. two -tone. ep endld condition throughout.',Pi-l for quick sale. Island Equipment co. Summdrsidet - '

roa' IALI.-red Imux. sanlo.

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range to retail

' . 9 cars & Trucks For Sale .. ., I . ., .. - - FOR SALE.-IND s'ONTIAU SE- dan. low mileage, new tins. undercoated. with air condition- ed heater. Apply Herbert uch- anan. Fredericton, phone 2'!

Fossil

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FOUND-STRAYEI) BLACK AND tan dog. short tall. Owner please notify L. R. Balderston. Southpcrt..

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Fara Machinery

NEW AND USED BELTING. ALL widths." traces complete, driving wagon, light . ” ' coi- hrs and h names. driving harness. W. Morrison, Imo- ericwn. '

For Sale

FOR SALE - POT OIL BURNER. Price reasonable. 215 Kim St.

FOR SALE -. A MOTOR BIKE. Perfect condition. Applylto Rix's Groceieris.

Foil. SALE - TIN YOUNG cattle. M. 1''. Welsh. s1 Chestnut Street. Charlottetown.

FOR SALE-NEW SAVAGE 12 gauge pump gun. 53 Euston Si... Summerside. '

FOR SALE 2 MAN'S BROWN overcoat. Almost new. Size 38. Apply 22! Queen Street.

FOR. SALE -ELIC BIC Rangeite. Good condition. hone 958-L.

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. ( 1 if ') Toronto-stocks hiKiIe'i':.l indus- trial!-' baeetrnetals at new highs. loss tocks firmer; papers. industrial! brighten. New Xork-stocks higher; oils. motors, steels top rise. New ..Yorlr-Cotton closed 70 cents higher to 81.15 a bale lower. 5! For Sale

Ida anicr-ens aooss noose. uentrel. (Adults.) Write Box 16, Guardian. -

To LET - ONE FURNISHED heated room. Second floor. suit- able. for two. Phone 2974-W.

OFFICES FOR RENT S IMMED- late cccupancyu Apply Home Ifotors. Phone 1707.

FOR RENT - IPOUR ROOMS. kitchen and living room on first floor. Fireplace. partly furnish- ed. Box 18 Guardian. '

FOR RENT - LIGIIT ROUBE- keeping rooms. Partly furnished. suitable for Phone 2031-L or zsoi-1.

FOR RENT - I ROOM APART- ment. furnished or unfurnished. Suitable for retired couple. Pri- VISQIOXIIIAHCO. Private lavatory. Box 14. Guardian. , '

BENT-HEATED. FURNISH- ed bed-sitting room. Suitable for business girls or students Board if desired. Apply I-I. Guardian.

Feisaie Help Wanted

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Plain cooking. Apply P. 0. Box 1152.

WANTED - MAID IFOR GEN-

ierarhcusework. Three children. No cooking. Apply 28 Brighton Ave. Phone 2930-L.

LEARN HAIR DRESSING - Marvel Hairdressing Schools - Women Wanted - Greater Op- portunity-Bettcr Pay. Pleasant work. Catalogue Free. Write Sloor Street. Toronto. Branches- s-iemilton-Ottawa. Canada's Nat- ional System. I

CALLING ALL WOMEN: WHO have timd to spare. Who wish to make easy money.. Take orders for lingerie and hosiery: For ladies, men. children, also oitbies wear. Nothing could be easier with our low prices and our mag-

roii. sans- dooo ouau-rs" hay in stocks. Alex iifscPlierson. Union Road, Kings County.

FOR SALE - S. M. BASl:-BURN- er. No. ii. In good condition. Blythe Hunst..Brackley Beach.

Fort sans: - sunnw concn. Good condition. Apply 9 King Square. -

-FOR SALE -EUDGERIGAI8. . Teach them to talk. ger

tame. (Blue or Green.) - n ., Arthur. central Royalty.

FOR SALE - GOOD QUALITY Island shingles, 34.00 per square. Apply Brudeneii Mills.

Brudencli. P. E. I.

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FOR SALE - Lo'I' or LAND ON Mt. Edward Road. 110 ft. front- Ige. 180 depth. 3 Douglas Street. Phone 2717?-L.

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LUMBER FOR SALE. A LARGE quantity of 2xd's ' and some boards. Knud Jorge!-sen. Fred- erictcn.

FOR SALE-ONE IIIAYY DUTY escalator with heavy duty motor. suitable for potato ware- house, etc. Apply cash it Carry.

OLIVER TIAOTORS. ANOTHER car of 66 Row Crop -'1' t has

fly illustrated cal-aiog-.ie containing samples of our mater- ials. satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Generous com- mission, bonuses. gifts. Write ini- mediately for your free catalogue. Du Jcur Lingerie lnc., 4135-8. Iberviile Street. Montreal 24.

limes lint. Wantsil '

WANTED BY MANAGER REM- ington Rand Ltd.. apartment or flat. 4 or 5 rooms. Phone 2771.

WANTED - BEDROOM AND furnished or unfurnished bed- sitting room with fireplace and board for one person. Write Box E. Guardian. 1.

FOR RENT - IIEATED room Apartment. third floor. Electric Range and Refrigerator. Very central location. Adults only.- 856.00 Imonthly. Box 21. Guardian. .

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LOST-BETWEEN CllARI20'r'l'E- town and New'Giasgow. one nag pork producer. 3. L. Dickleson, New Glasgow. ,

arriVed.'I'inest in farm machin- ery. Buy Oliver at Weeks Coll Yard. 1-Iillsborough Bridge.

FUR! REPAIRED AND REMOD- ,, sled. Mrs. Dsvison McEwen. 109 Prince Street.

RB LIME AND rnarnnzsn rowers. tractor manure spread- ers. new cart wheels and us) at the old price while they last. Weeks Coal Yards.

.......-A.--A?-SA- !'OR' SALE 0- BI.-AGE PERSIAN Lamb coat. in good condition. would make Lnice-.cape. Also 2 skin stone martin neck scarf. Phone 1254. '

FOR SALE - NO. 4 OOCIIIIUTI 'Msnurs Spreader. New in Ms!-

ready for work. Ownerr pur- bh ed. Oliver. Priced low for qiiL:k sale. Weeks Coal Yard.

.: roe SALE-ONE an to. MON- "ch ' , enklne. one In- ternational II!!! P1017 in D"- feet shew. ions isrssh . yum 1. urpos mare. v Siiriiueiah Do:-an. Portage. ill

,g,,,g....................... iros SALE-ONE risen cock. .

."shutt spreader. 3-section Massey Harris spring tooth barrow. one

Cost 3300.00. SPIN! W01" "sores. Leev . Will sell for 3250.00. 1! 0nw- i ford. Winsloe. I -m-1? I"AItMALI. lI..AIJ0l'AlMAI.L A tractor and one 60 Standard Cockshutt. These tractors are

sound; '

NOTICE-N0 snoorma. nan-' ing or trapping on my property. ;I'ic:ae,l Mccuirk. Mt. Stewart.

331m MOORE. a. re. 1. cuss- lottciown. Telephone 2503-J. Well drilling, also National pres-

sure pumps for sale.

NOW IS THE TIME 1'0 PRE- psre for the winter. Have your flue. in readiness. We repair fiues. 10'! Gerald Street. Phone 953-R. , -

FOUR .

my fur cusaniaiv. CHARLOTT

Montreal Stocks

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acaaasagggilgcaeg bill If 3

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I-low Smith XD

Hud Bay M 1... ., 541.4 Imp Oil ,,,, 29 3.4 Imp Tob .... .. . 13

Imp Tcb P 4 Pc XD .. 25 3-!

Int Nickel Int Nickel P 3100 XD Int Paper Int Pete Int Pow. XD .. Lake Woods Massey I-Iar McColl N Brew . .. .. N Stl Car XD XB

Quebec Power . 19 1-2 Royalite ...... .. 13 34 St Law Corp .. 243-4 St Law Corp 1st P XD 49 1-2 St Law Corp 2nd P X 19

Shwngn 26 1-2

Shwngn P 4 Pc . Shwngn P 4 1-2 Pc . Steel XD Uri Steel Wpg El Wpg El ..

Can Nat Montreal

Business ' Spotlight .

By FORBES RHUDE (Canadian Press Business Editor)

Canadian cloth makers are pay- ing twice as much for raw wool as they did a year ago - about 33.37 is pound compared with 31.60 - and that is not good news in connection with the price cf clothes,

However, manufacturers are try- ing to see what they can do by the use of other fibres, such as rayon and nylon. 0

A group of Toronto clothing men and writers were shown through the huge plant of Dominion Wool- lens and Worsteds, Ltd.. at Heaps!- er, Ont.. Wednesday, partially to see cloth being made from the raw material to the finished product. and partially to see the experiments being carried on. .

Seeing cloth made is something in itseif. It's the loom and spinning wheel on a gigantic scale and ad- apted in almost-human machines It seems almcst m'racuious to see the flimsy. fluffy wool, rayon or other fibres processed until they end up as dprabie and fashionable materials,

One new fibre which intrigued us is vicars A made from corn - and conceivably you can do two things with it:

You can make yourself some cloth: or you can add bcefsteak flavo-ringsnd make a "steak." In other Words. you can wear it or eat it.

However, it's 'a relatively-new de-

velopment and not much is being

done with it yet, despite its, yer-

satility.

To come back to wool: cloth peo-

ple say nothing can ever replace S it's a living fibres off it

loiaie Help Wanted

WANTED - MAN FOR FARM work Steady employment. Ap- plyjlrving MacDonald. York.

WANTED - MAN FOR REPAIR- ing and installing pipe and pipe- lees hot air furnaces. Crockett lb Storey, Limited.

.WAN'l'lD-YOUNG MAN. CARE- fuI' truck driver. average educa- tion. wshted for farm work. Year round w "it satisfactory. Ap- '” in wri ing to Box 10. Guard- an Ooiceg

IIi'IIl'!'3LIBIl

2-furrow Pleury Bieseil plow. on. International sens view. '03- sans -- GI.Amol.I Arm Best's -on-see. iilmmcrsido. , other Cut Flowers. w. a Creel. phone 2473. '. " Big old.

"2! '”a' wii an national tractor WW 33 afurrgwplow. pie . W". gun International sang pl (firs Ihares on) land 3 Also 3 other News 3”. IN, gasoline enlilli 3503 mm: fully enclosed and DWW sioso ued 2 years: I Massey .,HIfl'iI ow and newer. used I . an 3150. (3 yosrsei-ins). Weeks

rm Equipment '

A-r - mssanorrrs- ' Hunter River. Intsss 3

1-ford.

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NOW IOII l' Isl.

,Planting-Past Chin e Elm II I all when shipped for Al: or 12 inch sise tut per 100: Giant lxhisi-.

tion Paoonies red. white. or pink. 1 I for 01.0: Gorgeous assorted colours. large Darwin 'nsIip bulbs -45 for 31.19 or 10.) for N5. Apple trees tleclntcsh soy or Delicious 3 ft. hills 3 for Ilse. 7 not colriauuredaouskignl Opals with . every-o roo e- ngswsy iiuseu-its. novnnsoviils. Ontario.

;-"blasted

fwssrss - in rice. warms- ” 9”

produ scarcity is that the low prices of

living animal: its fibres are barb- ed and cling to one another, wher- eas the newer fibres break off more easily. V

It's expensive, because the world is using more of it than is being ced. one reason given for the

the '30s discouraged sheep raising. and in many producing countries the flceks are still below normal. However. there has been consid- erable success in mixing other fib- res with it. At Hespeler we saw cloths blended half from wool and halif from rayon which apparently the exports couldn't tell from all.- wooi. We were told that about the only remaining trouble with these blends is that wrinkles don't shake out of them as easily as from wot:

Incidentally, a manufacturer says thechangeinthevsiueofthe Canadian dollar will have virtually no effect on the price of clothes in periods. The amount of saving on imported.wooi would be only about 30 cents on a slit. and. in the meantime. prioesof other mat- erials. such as linings, have risen.

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EDWIN C. .l0IINBTONE.V B.L. C-In-Uu s

ETOWN

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E. G. JiillIS1'0IE

says

we Insunssoe-guarantees two things all ; Intbesanseconta-senyonrownpesoeofd mind and your family's future welfare.

- LETS TALK THIS OVER

us uivtsrrn siviiios

REQUIRE CONSTANT surnavssron 5 i

MUTUAL FUNDS F. J. Brennan 6.? Company Ltd.

SPECIALIZING IN MUTUAL I43 Richmond St.

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Charlottetown Telephone 1410

III . its Grsfrsiri Street. husrlottetown, P. E. L

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(Continued from Page 5) November 6. A

The staff of'l-ted and White is as follows: Editor, George Keefe '51; Assistant Editor, Dominic MacDonald '52; Business Manager, Mark Mccuigan '51; Associate

Editors, Chronicle, Leonard 0'-

I-Ianley '51. Athletics, Augustus Flynn '52; Nonsense Avenue. Prank Sigsworth '51; and Elmer

MoPhee ifui. Contributing Editors:

Frederick Coyle '51, Katherine Roche :51. Leonce Gallant, '51. Robert Croken .'52, Allan Mac- Donald '54; Assistant Business Managers. John Weir '53 and James Saunders '52.

Monday was the big day this

week at S. D. U. It was a holiday for all except those athletes who competed in the annual field day, which was run off in the morning and afternoon, and except for the freshmen. who were initiated dur- ing the evening. The initiation ended the activities of the much appreciated holiday.

This year, the competition in field day seemed to be much keener than usual. Much of the credit for the improvement was due to the introduction of class ccmpetition. The fact that a class championship was at stake in sen- ior and junior divisions induced more students to take part. The feature attraction, however. and quite appropriately so. was the individual competition in the sen-

ior and junior groups. For the fourth consecutive year. Johnny Cash won the senior all-round

trophy donated by The Bike shop. Finishing second and third re- spectively in the senior , division were Dunstan Murphy and Tom Pendergast. The wimier of the Kelly ,and Mclnnis trophy for the best all-round Junior performer was Jack Fisher. His closest com- petition came from Simeon Fum- er, who finished second. and Art Pendergast and Cyril Mclsaac. who were tied for third place. In the senior class oompet tion. this year's graduating class walked away from the field with a total of 60 points. Freshman class was high point-getter in Junior section with 50 points.

In the evening, the students gathered in the auditorium for the announcement of the high point-getters in field day, and the presentation of trophies. The pro- ceedings were then turned over to chief initiator John Angus Weir

play host to the University of New Brunswick.

And the rest of us? We are starting our Thanksgiving holiday weekend at noon today. so, until next Saturday, may we leave you with the reminder that Monday is truly a day of Thanksgiving, and, if we would take a careful look. we would find plenty for which to be thankful.

STEIIOSIIAPIIER

Neat in appearance and indus- trious. Single-17 to 21 years of age, for Branch Office of finan- cial institution. Good salary plus cost-of-living bonus. Group assur- ance and pension plans Give full details of education and exper- ience, if any, together with tele- phone number to Box No. 12. core of Guardian.

ATTENTION

LIIMIEIIMEII PLEASE

Wanted a large quantity of P. E. I. rough Spruce and Firm lumber.

2"x4" to 2"xl0"

random lengths. Also Boards

1"x5" and 1"x6"

For full particulars apply to: '

CANADIAN LUMBER

39 SOUTH PARK ST. HALIFAX, N. S.

LOGS WANTED

MARITIME ELECTRIC COMPANY'S G EARNINGS BASE

NOTICE is hereby given th8txR Public Hearing will be held in the Council Chambers in the City Building in Charlottetown on Wednesday the Eleventh day of October. A.D. 1950, at the hour of ten thirty o'clock in the forenoon, for the final hearing of evi- dence on all matters still undlsposed of pertaining to . . thelmatter of an Inquiry to determine an Earnings . 3 Base for the above named Maritime Electric Company ' Limited within Prince Edward Island. All persons . 9

interested may attend and be heard. ' E; DATED this Eighteenth day of September, A.D. ' 1 '4

1950 1 L. B. Ma.cMILLAN, . ; Secretary, 1. , PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION ls”

BOILERS FOR SALE S .:

I BOBD. VICTORY 7 ft. x 7 ft., 3700 ft. of radiation. ste:-i tube. used 10 winters, excellent condition.

I VIKING CAST IRON BOILER, 4 sections. 700 ft. of radia- ton. with fuel oil burner attached: also 2, :00-GAL. FUEL "TANKS, four years old. as good as new.

1 GOAL BURNING HOT WATER JACKET, old.

Appiy:-

sr. nUNs'rAN's COLLEGE, PHONE 128-J or 533.:

"a"a'a'h'h'aN"s"s" ” ” '1 '-"n'iu”&MVhi"r"r”v"-'w'HWWi"a'hI'l'U'h'H"o'in'afJ'

Kitchen Ranges For Sale ,

If you are interested in buying a good u.-:.ed range. I have 10 kitchenranges priced from S25.00 to S5090. .. ' These stoves are all reconditioned and will give , many years of satisfactory service. i

May be seen at 'Beaton's Auction Room, 80 Graf- ton Street, Charlottetown.

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, W. ll. BEATON.

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coniirn Pnor:nrv'ron.l.sli!-E

Anvyouaurirv Write or Phone. HAYLEY SHOOK MILL

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and his fellow sophc-mores who

promptly, arid with great pleasure,

initiated the 1950 freshman class. much to the ---- t of.the

large crowd. and to the disocm-

fiture of the freshmen.

In the week which has passed since the last column. St. Dun- stanis teams ha e played three football games. he week ago to- day, the senior intercollegiate team edged out the Charlottetown Abegwelts 3-0 on a second-half try by Peter Dunphy. on Wednes- day afternoon. the same 5. D. U- squad trimmed a weakened Aubie team 3-0 on points garnered by Pete Dunphy. Jim Ayers and George Cameron. Probalbiy the best game of the week was played on Thursday afternoon when the intermediate Saints and Prince of Wales College played ii scoreless draw. This was a fast-moving. hard-tackling game. which saw Saints hold a decided edge over their opponents in the second half after having been pressed at times during the first part of the