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_: Advertising IIates—Payabl In Advance

v I Minimum Clllrss F r Ad than ‘ - 0'5"“ “Alum!” L"!!! WoDlwWihvVeiI-osinrnuszif 1121:: Loosls 2f per Herd; Announcements and Coming Events 3c per word: -, Lissniiied o0 per v-urd; lsr Mernurism Noliuel 84o par inch; Lists

0f Floral and aipirituai UIIIEIIIIES, of Condolence 84o pcr inch;

Other rates o

Agents Wanted

EARN EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR spare time sell British Canadian LIIIISIIIIBS Cards ‘with name im- printed; also Autograph Boxed

Assortments. Eve.yday_ and .5, k Birthday assortmeiits. WriIb tn- c319; aaiiwufigglfue Aime;

day for details. British Canadian Publishing Company. Revm B9. 24 King St. W., ‘tor-onto. Ontazio.

EAITEt-ebjg - MAKE

Tame money easily m spa“? druvin. Phone 2245-R.

time. Just shoiv our beaimlu- FOR SALE _ rcE REFRIGERA- Canadian made Christmas cards tor, practically new. Robt. to your friends. They lfilI 0X1 Chappelle. Yozk. Phone 1590-4.

assortments. Gift cards, seals, tags, WIfll-‘llllflfi- everyday cards. Beautiful free album showing personal cards. 25 for $1.00 and up. Liberal commission. Write today for un- usual sampie offer. The Douglas Greeting Curd Company, 50-AD Blcecker St.. TOIOXIIO.

sight. Mani‘

room suite; dinette set; radio, _i_"""“'—_ i“ '1' _

Automotive and studio couch. Apply 22 Salas Wanted ‘its? calgsamgbumg g3“ dgmn

FORD mars. EXPERT REPAIRS. Hm5b°'° S” M“ ‘My-Hm FOR RAWLEIGH $17.50 down. Prices at Montreal

S. R. Johnston Ltd. Phone 262. FOR SALE__“ HYBRID “n” business. Real opportunity. we were} sharpié/ lotwer, pzlrtircuillarly

ii“““" . _ , .. help you to get started. Write °n °“' 3'3" I’ 5 e875 a" 9 "$- MILTON SERVICE STATION lets, B R. and N.1-i, 5'. months _ G d c

‘ “L W‘ w l C _n scum Rawlelghs Dept‘ ML_1_47O_O__ oo seers were quoted up to

Charles McNelll, Imperial Oil gust“; 95 e5’ "15"" r Montreal’ Que‘ . (O4) $2650’ with other! as 10w as wa

~ Products, accessories, tires.

DOWNE AND ARCHER. GEN- eral Repairs. Spill! 931M318. specializing motor tune-up. tow- ing. Phone 2698-1... Parkdale.

GREENITS NASH SALES AND" Service, Parts. East Royalty, Phone 1786-L.

Bakers

1mm». cAfii-Trasiny. ENTER- ' pzlse Bakery, Emmett Mac- Donald, Prop. Phone 1016.

Bicycles

sronrfiTo Shop. 1B5

_______; f DICYCLES AN" .Goods. The Bike

Great George Street. je-ji*—“‘i“i REPAIRS. PAINTING. ACCES-

sorics, Earls Bike Shop. PhD!“

11694.. st. Avards. 7____'

lj ntrxs BICYCLE,

Practically new. Apply 243 Rich‘ monrl Street.

' - _ OOVERIMEIT and OORPORATIOII ~ SEOIIRITIES

BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED

Members Investment Dealers’ Associstion o1 Csnsds

E M. BAGNALb-Msasscr Charlottetown

Wedding g g

$1.110 and I0 cents for every additional oTuTtd:

‘m’ APP'°°""'U"- "it P". Inch w 5v m: word’; mu of Subscrip- flonn. 49 cents per inch; Address and Presentation $1.00.

cournnv umren

Telephone I470

Uflftlll- “m. 5c per name; butters i |

n application.

is

FOR SALE-ELECTRIC WASHER. Mzs. L. ll. Drake, Cornwall.

FOR. SALE -- 2 COOKING T311398. Apply 89 Rnchford Si.

TOR SALIr-LLDAR POSTS AND

Portage.

_i________ FOR SALE - GUBERSON OIL Heater, almost new. Also Oil

FOR. SALE — FARMALL CUB tractor. Apply Earl Carrier, Cornwall. Phone 1599-32.

Plumbing And Heating

W. CASFORD at SON. PLUMB-

Weekly Livestock

m, Heating. Phone 114s. me AIIII MRTKOT IIOIBOTE QIIUQII. Personal svwww

FOB NEURALGM, LUMBAGO. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds. spply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

Anticipation o! sharply increas- ed prices for cattle, due to the recent removal of export restric- tions. brought out record cattle runs including a large proportion of inferior quality, in the past

DON'T FORGET THE FULL years guarantee still applies to all new radios purchased from us. Best known lines always avail- able. Special attention to record playing instruments. ' Miller Brothers Ltd.

stances, however, including the heavy uttering. a seasonally slow hot-weather demand for meats. and reluctance of buyers on Uni- ted States account to pay the in- creased asking prices. resulted in a sluggish opening trade with consequent heavy daily carryovers. After the market finally settled down to a definite trading basis. the result was a general decline of $1 to $2 on butcher cattle. Packing houses were well filled with beef and in some instances buyers refrained fro-m bidding on

MacDONALD RADIO SERVICE. Rogers-Majestic, Stewart War- ner radios. Repair Service. 160 Kent,

Restaurants

TiHE TOWERS WILL REMAIN open until further notice. Chick-

‘THE GEARPIAN“;

week. A combination of ciroum- ’

en dlnnezs. tender steaks a spec- lalty. Malpeque Road.

COFFEE POT STARTS BREAK- fast 7 A. M. Close Lunch. Miri- night Kent Street. Phone 20934..

BLUE HAVEN RESTAURANT - Chlcken. Steaks, Lobsters, Oys- ters. Meals sewed 10 A. M. Mid- night. Phone i593 R 23. Mal- peque Road.

FRESH OYSTERS ALWAYS available at Vail! Oyster Shop. Phone 60.

fresh supplies until coolers could be nt least partially cleared. Some cattle, not being readily bid for slaughter, were returned to the country. Export shipments, while in fair volume, did not complete- ly relieve the situation. United States markets are passing through a similar period of in- creasingiy heavy cattle runs and hot weather with its consequent easing of demand for nearly all but cooked meats, etc. Only slight fluctuations occurred in calf prices, while sheep and lambs

were showing an easier tendency tovrard the close. Hogs. on the other hand. made gains of 50c to $1.00.

Studgts Accnmmodated

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED Pai-Irdale. Phone 778-J.

FOR SALE — KITCHEN RANGE, small electric stove attached. Six solid walnut dining room chairs. Phone 959.

FOR SALE—FIVE-PIECE BED-

Esstern Cattle Markets ACCOMMODATION FOR. STU-

dents at i6 Kensington Road.

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED- Girls preferred. 112 Cumber- laiid_ Phone 144l-J.

A general drop of $1 to $2 took place at Toronto where a record run of nearly 12,000 cattle was on lzand. Top on weighty stein-s was from $26 to $27 with butcher

FOR SALE - 16 FT IIIIAIHOGANI’ boat and 5 H. P. Outboard Mot- or. both excellent condition. Ap- ply Box 163. care Guardian.

FOR SALE—CIIOICE GLADIOLI blooms. W. B. Creed, Hlghfield.

USED SEPARATORS AT ALI prices. l1. A. Love, St. Aviirds.

FOR. SALE ~— BOAT 32’ LONG, ‘f’ 4" Beam with Chevrolet Motor. Trap Hauler. New last year. Alex MacSwain. Graham's Pond, Gas- pezeaux. Kings Co., care Wendell Graham.

PLANT A HEDGE THIS FALL — extremely hardy - quick grow-- lng Chinese Elm~will grow two feet the first year -enmigh plants (25) to plant 25 feet - size 12 inches when shipped. Special price 25 plants for $2.98- Writa for New Free Full Col- our Garcl-eri- Guide. Brookdale — Kingsway Nurseries, Bowman- ville, Ontario.

‘if. W ----~ ——4'~"'* Business IVIacIi_IIi8,_S__ Isiisixass DIACHINIZS. SALES, service. MPCa-‘WY Sysfems‘ ' A, McCoiii-t. Phone .2216.

Cleaners and ilyers

CI'D.\IORE'S rmv CLEANERS. Specializing: repaizing and press- ing clothing. Phone 692, 118 Kent Szrcct.

Q1151‘.- CLEANING. LAUN- doping, Shirts a specialty‘. Rhm" 238T. Rite-Way Cleaners.

Oars Leaving can 001w; MONTREAL A

-. n sspt. i6 can accommo- RAID-OS ITENTED HOSPITAL — ___' - - - _ 1111:: thrcc. Box 187. Souris. patients, ctc. Bowians Radio BLAEKSMITHING- ‘VELDING. way‘ wt‘ be “Id Wm‘ w Wm‘ _ —— Service. Phone 2280. we springs. trailer cpuplines- °"I 5'"- cAn some r0 IIALIFAX iii rack fasteners. stake pockets. ‘P.

Wedncsckrv morning can accom- FemaIe wanted J, Proud 6r. Son, Phone 330W JUSTIN LARKIN mridato three passengers. Phone .__ _..__._. _.__________ PP-Ykdflls-

1581-41; Mam warren. N0 COOKING.

cert} Trucks h3g3 FOR SALE 1941 FORD SEDAN.

prrfec‘ rendition. Apply Downe ~ her. phone 2698

hoist. in prrfect

condition. Lrune Drake. Mili-

‘ arse‘... "m" -i————————*——- . .1 . znm P1301151, DE. F011. SALE-P? CHEV- TRUCK‘! signs, wedding bouquets, Phone

rmori COIIflIiIOYI- APPIY W130“ 269 Jrrncs Tait. Florist.

Adrms, Scaviow.

Sedan. Perfect condition. Miter, defroster. etc. M. S. 10rd. ‘rryon, P. E. I.

FOR sALE-intz FORD PANEL truck. Priced right for quick sale. Aipply Vcssey Grocery store, Malpcque Road. Phone 438.

FOR SALE 1942 PONTIAC STA- tion wagon. New motor. New knee action. Good bodY- MEX MacKay. New GIasEOW. N- $- Phone 434 or Dan MacKinnon. Charlottetown. Phone 24531..

Dairies

PURE MILK 00.. LTD., GARDEN City Dairy Products. Phone 584. Great George and Fitzroy.

__‘Electrlca_|_6gntracters

EDISON ELECTRIC LICENSED electrical contractors. Radios, Washing Machines. Phone 1760. 130 Great George St.

Fer Sale

IOILSALI - DEATH’ WASHEB. Apply 76 Upper Queen Street.

FOB sen: - TELEPHONE ndx. Apply J. W! McKennu. Kelly's (T038.

Films lleveioped_

ITLIIIS-DHEIVI-ZLOTED. PRINTED 35c per zoll. Mail your films Daily Service. Box 53. Char-

lottetown. For Rent TO RENT — ONE FURNISHED room. Apply 89 Rochford St.

FULLY FURNISHED COTTAGE to rent. Brighton Shore. Apply Phone 487-J.

FOR RENT — 2 ROOMED HEAT- ed Apartment and bath, private entrance. Suitable for couple o."

office girls P 0 Box 175. City

146 I-Iillsboro.

WANTED (‘IIAMBERMAID AI‘- lTv Queen Hotel.

__.__i______________ WANTED-GIRL FOR DINING- rnnm work. Air-ml}; Milton's Old F-paln ‘

‘mans.

ESTATE MRS. norm WILLIAMS Florist. Phone 429, 18 Upper Rince.

Li's!

LOST‘ AT GREEN 0,431.55 Golf Course, 10th. green, khaki haversnck containing fishing tackle and n P. E. I. fishing li- cense in name of E. Gr¢¢nwm¢ Finder return to Guardian rep.

rcscntative, Summorslde. Re- ward.

1-051‘ —- Tins WEEK, mars 801d Docket watch. Finder please leave at Guardian Office.

Meat Markets

HUNTER RIVER MEAT MARKET. @8818)’ Wood- proprietor. Choice fresh meats.

Male lleifWaFted WANTED - LIST BOYS. APPLY Guardian.

WANTED MAN FOR IIALF-TIME farm work and half time to learn carpenter trade. Good Whites. Apniv Neil A. Darrach, ‘East Royalty.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. CLERK for country store. Would prefer male with knowiedrze of book- kPPlIIn-if- AvDDlv to (1.. cnre of

and good cows sold all the way Teachers Wanted "m" $115" 1° $19- TEACHE R WANTED FOR following grades and subjects: Mathematlra VIII and IX. Econ- omics XI, Science VII to XI in- clusive. Provincial license not necessary. Apply, giving personal infonmation and expezience to Halifax School for the Blind, Morris St_. llaiifax, N. S.

'l'lre_ »S_erv|ce_

VULOANIZING. D Y E A R tires, used tires.

Whltlock Tire Service, Phone 909. 138 Kent St.

llnholstering

LIVINGSTON AND O'BRIEN -

Wcslern Cattle Markets

Western markets suffered from an overload of inferior quality cattle, and paring of prices was ihe natural result. Packer buyers were generally operating on can- ners and cutters and boning ma.- ierlal. At Winnipeg most classes of butcher stock were fully $1.00 lower. with odd loads of the bet- ter steers going at $23 to $24 and medium to good slaughter ma- terial $18 to $22. Principal act-iv- iiy urns on suitable feeder cattle a-t around $22. Calgary was act- iva dos/pile liberal receipts, and good to choice steers brought $21 to $26. while Edmonton was down

U holsterin , sli overs. ork . gsaranteedf: Phgn§2453_L‘w130; $2 with most good steers around cumbcriand_ $21 and an odd $22. Best of the offering. which was not always of wanted top quality, sold at Prince Albert

-_______ ____.~_____ at around $22; Moose Jaw $19 to WANTED-BOY 0R GIRL T0 $21: Saskatoon up to $23; and grade eggs and work in store. Regina $22.

G. C. Green. Emerald.

WANTED - SCRAP IRON AND metals. For highest prices Phone 761i. Able Block.

W A N T E D -— ALE BOTTLES. Highest prices paid. Fast pick- up service. Phone 2542. Evenings 11177. Michael Bros,

W A N T E D -- BEER BOTTLES. Hides, Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast. service. Phone 2203. ‘Maurice Block A: Co.

Welding

WELDING. MACHINE womr. Morrison and Waller, Sydney Street. rear Capitol Garage.

Exports to United States Exiporis of slaughter and feed- ing cattle to the United States in he past week amounted to 9,460 head, making the total since the removal of the embargo 12.295. Shipments of dairy and pure bred

FOR SALE

AT FIVE HOUSES STORE AND STOCK

Store equipped with electric light-s. On-mniin poved high-

i? Must Oanada give more aid lo lI-II?

Or join with the U. S. In Euro- pean aid program? See why new demands threaten taxpayer.

Other highlights this Issue DO YOU REALIZE how big our oil fields have grown‘! See this candid look at" s situation of hnrnense importance to Canada and opportunities it opens up. STOBMY WEATHER STOCKS: Read this Post article naming companies which have always kept out of trouble. iiii TIIE POST PAYS Read The Post's exclusive features for dividend-paying information on business and Investment. trends, new industry, taxes, gov- ernment plans. Don't leave this reading to your competitor. O 1k. st your newsstand Yearly by msil $5; I years I10

9i. otter POST

III University Ave, Toronto I The MACLIAN-IUKTII Newspaper for sli IIIMIIQ

Building Lots

"fl-VP a few dcslrabie building Iois fnr sale. two or three in the City. others situated on Upper School Street and Upper Prince.

VON-CLURE GAY UDiJer Prince

NOTICE

Ml Taxes In Million School District No. I00 not paid before Sept. 20th, I948, will be handed in for collection.

W. H. HORNE, Sect'y. By Order of Trustees

— FARM FOR SALE

AT YORK

Consisting of about 50 acres of fertile land, near church, school, hull, srbre and railway station. Willi electric wafer system, lights, etc. Also isle- pbone connecting at Charlotte- town.

Will sellyifh or without ‘crop. Reasonably priced.

HOSTON HERLIHY York, P.E.l.

GHARTJUITETOWN

We have on Iicnd:

ATTENTION POTATO cnownns

Book your-orders now‘ for Top Killing materials. HA-NDY KILLER-One gallon eta. of $1.50 per gallon. ~

TOP KILLER (GreedCrossl-S gallon drums of

Prices f.o.b. Charlotte town

P.E.l. Potatp Growers’ Ass’n.

$1.80 per gull-on.

Nature o! Redemption

coifiiiiniiiiir or CANADA 193% Conversion Loan Bonds

h,“ M" |l |93| Duo November I, l9“

NOTICE Is hereby clvsn to all holders of oinstandhia 4V1 nu cent Conversion Loon lands duisd May 1,1931, duo Novsmbgr 1,1959, Sui” II, Q the Government oI Canada, Ihni, puvsuuni la lbs provisions iii-not, nil ihe outstanding bonds of thrush! Issue uvs M1051 railed for redemption mg ploy IIYIIIIIII in an entirety on November I, I7“. "I "Y lunacy e1 fin lent of Csnuds, cl the principal null than! upon surrender cI sold loads with tbs May l, I949 and whldinnf coupons ciiuchsd. Horns! on all suld Bonds rliqil cum lo scans from and aim November T, 194B.

0am", April 27th. I94!

Tbs Guvsmmsnl of Canada lyi BANK OF CANADA, Flrcul Agsnl.

' M CANADIAN STURGEON PESKY L01‘

Five species of sturgeon are There are about 10.000 57m“ found in Canadian waters. OI WBSPB 110mm to science.

cattle for the week totalled 3.327. Calf exports totalled 1.668 and since the embargo removal amount i0 3.504; while the week's exports of sheep and lambs was 97D head and the total to date this yen: 2,361.

Calf Prices React Downward

Following the previous week's sharp upward movement in calf prices. the market settled back to a more solid tradlng basis and prices as a rule were considerably lower this week. While Toronto held steady at $26 to $28 for good veals, Montreal was down $1. with good calves $34 to $26, Winnipeg mostly up to $.22 with some sales to $25, Calgary $1 lower at. $20 to $23, Edmonton lower at $2$ to $22, Prince Albert $23, Moose Jaw down s2 to $4. mostly at $18 with a few $20. Saskatoon $21, and Re- gina $22.

LIVESTOCK NEEDS MINERALS WHEN OFF PASTURE

When cattle are taken off past- ure in the fall and stabied, their diet is changed drastically in many cases. The bulk of their feed ls then obtained -from grains and hay. This does not provide as high a level of mineral ele- ments as are obtained when sni- mals are on pasture. It is im- pontant therefore to start feed- ing mineral feed supplements.

Discussing this phase of live- stock management, Ralph E. Cudimore, development manager of C-I-Lb agricultural chemicals division, points out that mineral deficiencies usually contribute to a decrease in milk production in case of dairy cattle and less rapid grains with beef. Although ef- fects of mineral lack may not be obvious. animals are nevertheless not as thrifty and. in young cat- tle, development of bone and body structure may be severely retard-

ed. In severe cases of mineral malnutrition. diseases such as rickets occur.

To replace minerals usually ob- tained in abundance from good pasturage. Mr. .,Cudmore suggest- ed feeding of recognized supple- ments. which contain such neces- sary elements as phosphorus, iron. Iodine. salt, sulphur, copper and manganese.

According to.the agricultural authority, animals do not have the ability to store minerals in their bodies in the same day they store carbohydrates in form of fat. For this reason a satisfactory feeding program calls for daily

separately or as part of a mixed grain and protein ration.

Some farmers prefer to feed minerals with ensllage. In eith- er case equally gratifying results are obtained.

While a permanent solution to an adequate mineral supply lies in growing crops that have the required amount, much more must be known about soil fertility and feeding of plants before this is accomplished.

I

ORDERED HOME

The U- S- stripped Jacob L0- makln (above) of his authority as Soviet consul general in New York and ordered him to get out of the country for "abuse" of his position and "gross violation" of decent standards o! official con- duct. Ii. also rejected as false from beginning to end charge: levelled at the U. S. by V. M. Mol- otov, Soviet foreign minister. and Alexander S. Panyushkin, Russian ambassador to the U.S., in the case of the. three Russian school

teachers who refused to go back to their Communist homeland.

feedings of mineral supplements —-S.N.S. Photo

SORAP OAR BATTERIES WANTEO

We are paying for SCRAP BATTERIES at our Wore- Iicuse-$2.00 EACH.

MAURICE BLOCK 8i CO. I58 Kent $1., Charlottetown, P.E.l.

- J. J. WEDGE, Northumberland Sin, Sumrnerslde, P.E.l.

Auction Sale

AT WATERSIDE, POWNAL

"i?" TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 AT 2 PM.

I am Instructed by the Solicitor of Joseph Hayley- to sell I11: following: One cow l0 years old (dry); one cow, six years old (dry); two heifers Hires yeuis old; two calves; hvo hams. ‘

Terms cosh.

LESTER KEIZER, Auctioneer.

PIIBLIO AIIOTIOII

ESTATE LATE ALEXANDER DONALD BEATON, Flor River

. 4 I um Instructed by the Admlnlsfrntrix of the saints of the Icfs Alexander Donald Benton of Flat River, to roll by public auc- i-ion His form of 50 ncm at Flat Rivsr, Lot 60, being the northern half of a farm of ‘I00 acres of one time owned by Donald Benton; the sols to take place on ills premises on Thursday, Sept. 9th of 2 p.m., weather permitting, otherwise at the some Iiour on tIie fol- lowing day. ‘

Also at Ike some time will be sold by pucfion I‘ Iione and harness, buggy, Iioy relic, mower, some can and some piles of lumber logs.

DUNCAN RILEY, Auctioneer.

1'03 SALE - IRISH M1141‘. Winn Newson. Kingston.

Guardian. stating experience and salary expected.

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DAILY“ CROSFWORD

503083 DOWN I8. Frontiers- 1. Applaud I. A small man's shoes 5. Donot " ' storage 20. Smoothinj (con- rnnm device tented) 2. Game of 23. Morsel 9. Learning chance ' 25. Gun

i0. Pitcher 3. Fortinei (slang)

11. Weaving 4. Dollars I'd-Largest machines fMex.) continent

I2. Fishes 5. Rotted 2B. Things worn

i4. Roman 6. Had obi! a bout the pound gations neck

15. Therefore 7. Roman 29 Subter-

16. Take as empero ranean bud one’: own B» -— of 30. An alloy

17. Vitality Cancer used for

19. Enemy , 11. Folds, cheap scout over . jewelry

21. Iowa _ 13. Remain (abbrl;

22. Pierce. M with a. dagger

24. A gift of

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mug P.

HIDE WEDGE.’ B?

ii "if! Apaznnnim

Sntllrdiiftlnshnr ‘».'i. Enthusiastic supporters

36. Live coal