SEPTEMBER 26, 1942

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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‘ lielp Wanted '

Under the new ‘u!

ilehlnl and trapping help. and school.

he submitted by the advertiser Service officer.

The Charlottetown Guardian.

(active on Se tomber l. it ls still an advertise s own name "Help domestics; farm help; teachers;

All other “Help Wanted" advertisements, honour, m“; UIAQIIIDIOYIBGIII lnfluamgg

l. 0. 0. F. Ball, Richmond Street, and on lion's approval the advertisements om mo;

Advertisements

Qflllatio hich be .

isslbl‘: to Illolltgwtisgl anted" advert merits for nurses and probationers; for students smployod an,"

to the National Selective

Commlnion, receiving the oi. be inserted in

rl l

Advertising Rates —

Appreciation, 70o per inch 49 cents per Inch. Address and application.

°““l“°"."‘s"ii.‘1‘i'i.ii‘.'a.. w... Flora all ‘ m, condolence ‘i pu- inch; Wife: .

and i0 ‘cents for every additional er to word. Hats

time...

111$

Payable

Minimum Charge for Any Advertisements ll Cent

central Guardian locals. ls per word; Wegtqm go per word; Announcements and u

sudlasteru

3 I tattoo 81.00. 03L rag‘:

Inw-

For Sale

Miscellaneous

0|, IALE — MOTOR I Aryflv Guardian.

_' [QR SALE - 501x FOOT FISH l . 9-W- §1§§§Xw°o. complete with coils. Apply Box 244, Summersideb 24 3i

FOR SALE — MODERN HOME “m, 51111 porch. For appoint- ment. phone 699. 9-2 m?‘ '1‘ DANE PUPS PUREBRED GToElI-As e. Neill MacLean, South West. Lot 16. 9-32-26-

_ _.._- --?————i~—

I “us: - our: SMELT rut" ‘Qgwgnet. Two bicyClei. 011% C3; bu“ Mm mama"...

BOAT. 9-22-31.

elp Wanted

7 i - HOUSE MAID. noun “lxil\¥‘fllll)lll'. Apply to Ilost Office Box X 0'77, Molpeque vla Prince- tcwti, P. E. Island. 9-25-21.

Rl-‘iNTED-RIAID FOR GENERAL

youseworlg Apply to 296 Graf- Qm so 9-24-11.

_ / i »———'i”' TVOAIEN, PREFERABLY ovrzn as who W351i to earn in spare time Box No. L. M. National Selective Service. 9'26‘

Male and Female Help Wanted

_._-_ ITENOGRAPHERS sun TYPISTS needed badly by Government for war work. You can train at home for lob as Stenographer. Tynlati Oifice Clerk. Letter Carrier. Mal Clerk. Customs Examiner. W1- Frce advice record of a9- oilltmcnt of our studellfi 11'0"! L C C. Civil Service School Ltd.. Toronto 10. The oldest in Can- ada. No Agents.

ilin-lttype Operator l WANTED !

i 1 Permanent position open

immediately for good linotyne operator. (preferably man ex- empt from military service) or good woman. Apply

National Selective Service. Snringhill. N. S.

9-24-31.

FURS REMODELLED AND RE-

baired. 187 Kent Street. Mrs. Davlson. 9-24-26-29-31. Wanted

WANTED — ROOM AND CARE for invalid lady. Apply Box 23 Charlottetown. 9-25-21.

0-31. WANTED-JJGHT MARINE EN-

ne. preferably 6 H. P. or under. rite Box AB Guardian.

9-22-20. To Let

T0 LET-Ii ROOMS AT I! VAL- ley st. 9-25-21.

Teachers Wanted WANTED — TFHCHER F10]! EL- V

llot tvale School. ADD . John Whalen, tary. 9-26-21.

FACTORY SHOCK BRIGADES

LONDON —(CP)—- More than 40 “shock brigades" have been est- ablished in north-west factories to speed production. 'I'hev have names such as "Dieepe Second-Inert"

n" and "Second Front Reserves." ___.___.____.

Keep Mlnard’: in the home.

l .. “ on. o» also"

l “aqdlllill - Inlilltl Iamma ‘Ml-III! Iol

| ii. ll. s. HEMMING a co.

EVERYTHING Ill

I42 Richmond St.

T00R15). Barn 22‘ x 33', other Near church and school. This is

Containing 10 rooms

A great variety of farms fo

UNFURNISHED

MT. EDWARD ROAD-R rooms ‘Modern conveniences, Oar» "If. One acre land. Garden. Orchard. Chlckel. houses and outbuildings — — — — — -$35.

IVATER STREET. 6 rooms $18.

NOUTHPORT. Bungalow. 5 rooms .4

IILFIISBOROUGII HOUSE — ‘I

CLYDE RIVER, Queens County. tivatcd, ll acres hard and soft firewood. '1 roamed house (i bed-

We offer you the following chosen from our lists:-

$1600

FARMS FOR SALE

i942 FARM CATALOGUE-Free on request FOR SALE CITY BUILDING LOTS. SUMMER HOUSES. CITY HOUSES. OUT OF TOWN HOUSES, HOTELS AND STORES We are Agents for the sale of vita Glass

HOUSES T0 LET

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

TVAREIIOUIEE AND OFFICE T0 LET CENTRAL KENT STREET —Show room, general warehouse and "m" l" Pfitllllrclll. Price on appllcatffln. OFFTCES—STUREB—WAWEHQUSES

TO LET

Rooms-Furnished and unfurnished.

REAL ESTATE

Tels. Dov l376-Nioht 344

FARM FOR SALE-NEWLY LISTED

25 acres land, 17 acres enl-

bulldings. Pump outside house. a good farm and an Ideal place

for starting in the poultry industry. Price $1600 for quick sale. DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

Double tenements give free rent to the owner, and sufficient lnrmne to pay for coal, taxes and insurance.

$4000

12 rooms ......

r sale may be found In our

FURNISHED

MALPEQUE ROAD —7 rooms. Modern bathroom. Hardwood floors. Garage. Garden- --$35.

MALPEQUE ROAD. Bungalow. 6 rooms. Modern bathroorn— 435.

CENTRALLY LOCATED. ‘I rooms. All convenlenees- H5, POWNAL DISTRICT 9 rota?

rooms. Modern duplex - -- $60.

[srocx QUOTA nous‘) Strange n»...

Few York Stock Exehange

(Canadian Pres!)

5min Close Am C and F 25 1-4 Anaconda 26 1- Baldwin Loco 12 1-2 Bendix Av 34 1-3 Beth Steel Ches Ohio 32 3-4 Con Edison 13 1-2 Elec Auto Lite Gen Elec 2'1 5-8 Gen Motors 39 1-4 Gt Nor Pfd 23 3-8 Kennecott 30 5-8 Mont Ward 30 1-2 N Y Central 9 5-8 Penn RR. 23 5-8 Nor Am Co 8 l-B Phil Pet C0 401-2 Std Oil NJ 39 3-4 Texas Co 37 l-4 United Air 29 l-i

B Ru I0 3-4 U B Si; C0 t7 3-3 Vanadium Corn 16 3-8 West Union 28 3-4 West Elec 72 3-8 Woolworth —-

Markets At A

Glance

(C us Toronto-snowman, gods and

base metals hisher. Montreal-Utilities, and - re o . New Yogir-Lfliadllestr‘ ' higher; oth- ur unehan ed. ' Wlnnl W est rutures unchang-

ed to er.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Be . 25-((7P)— Canadian Commodity EXXON-BBB- (92 score) 35

gutter IDOt: Que

Eggs pot: Eastern A-larie 47B: A-mcdlllsna 45B; A-vullets 34B‘- E- B 35B; E-C 27B.

To arrive: butter. undue/ted.

MONTREAL. Sept. 25—(CP)— Produce prices today as reported W the Dominion Department o! A811- culture followz- _

Eggs; graded shipments selling A- large 47-48; A-medium 4556-40. A- Dulhw; B asst-as: o 2a.

Bu . first erode cxesmerv prints. Jobbing grioc sou-av: first Erode solids, Job in: price, 36-36%. current receipts. Que No. I 985W“?- ized 35; No. 2 34: wholesalo. Que No. 1 35‘/4-35%; No. 2t35~35Vs dilg1aelisgvlllgafxl9§i roe Montreal. wholesale western and Que While 3° first grade FAB Montreal.

Potatoes: '15 lb bass No. 1 Que 1.10-1.15; NB 1.10-1.25; PEI 1.15-1.25.

BANKS

(Canadian Pres!)

stock, Close Canada - Commcrceu 139° $31.33?’ “ 126 l-a

AllOTlOlI SALE

AT OYSTER BED BRIDGE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 28th AT 2 (YCLOCK P, M.

I am instructed bv Andrew Gal- lant to sell the following:

t milk cows

1 heifer in calf

I heifer. year old u

1 1 horse driver 1 sow with litter 10 pigs.

1 sow

1, 3 month old pi: 3 stacks hay

$4 acre fodder corn

Also other articles too numerous to mention.

Terms-All sums up to $15.00 cash. over that amount 3 months credit on allllroved joint note. 3% vfl f0!‘ cash.

ALEXANDER MacRAE. Auctioneer.

9-22-24-26.

TENDERS

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persons wiliinfi

etc" in Oddlellows Buildlflt- gflfl specifications may be seen applying to the undersigned.

A. O. I‘. GIL!»-

Phone 1881

alzalae.

How Are Your Eyes ‘

ll ou are hsvfu DWI"

t III-sin — hea es. gyn- or diaainess — consult l specialist.

At your service with veer! oi experience and s thoroosl . rcfrsl-tlng service.

Call In and disenm difficulties.

6. F. lluteheson

l‘. 0. IIUTCIIISON G. I’. IIUTCHEEON

YUII

Sealed tenders will lie received by the undersigned up until 6 o'clock Saturday, September 26th from to contract for the co partitions. raillnu. Pings

I

14 Prince Street. City.

MONTREAL STOOK EXOIIAIIGE

(Canadian Press)

stocks Close Bell Tel 133 Brazilian 10 3-4 Can cement 4 Can Car Pfd 25 l-i Can Ind A1 A 3 1-4 Can Pacific - 6 3-4 Can Steamship 'l 1-4 Celancs-e 24 1-2 Cons Smelt 34 Dom Bridge 21 Dom Steel B 7 5-8 Irit Nickel 32 McColl Front 4. Mtl Power 2i 3-4 Nat Brew 25 l-4 Noranda 43 1-2 Power Corp 3 3-4 12 l-lt

Quebec Power

Montreal Ourh

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Bathurst A ll l-Z Don A 2 3-4 Fraser VIC 9 i-2 Fraser — Ilbrd A l9 Imp Oil 9 5-8 Price Com ‘I i-4 Price Pfcl -

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO. Sept. 25-—(CP)—— Golds, industrlals and base metals continued into higher lzround chance market today. the fourth consecutive day during which the three sroups improved their posi- tion in the market lndloes. Trading volunle. slow most of the day, pick- ed up in the last hour to 115,000 faraway)? compared with yesterday‘;

dola‘ in no isf.'li.°.“..°.l‘l%‘l€§%..; fill” Malartlc Goldfields, up 2, Mc-Ise . up ‘l. and Madsen, up l. Kerr Add- 15°11 made 10 Whlle 5-cent advances were recorded bv Bralorne. Chester. ville. Holllnger and 14331,, 14m‘

. Aunor was down 4.

Utilities. banks and distillery is- sues were most improved izrolms s. mons industrlals. C.P.R advancing $6 to 6% in fair activity. Ford B touched a new high (or the year at 183/4. 11D til. Bell Telephone advanced 3 points. Base metal gainers in- ciuded International Nickel. Hudson Bay and Noranda. all ahead frac- tions while Pend Oreille advanced. 5 cents. Western oils were quiet with Home adding 2.

Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL. Sent. 25-10?)- Carrlers, utultles, Inouslrlals and KOJCS 111011110601 111 DPICC ZIOJUSLITWXIBS LOG/HY 011 U18 SEOCK CXCIIBIIKC 511G curb market. volume was the best for some time.

A strong demand developed on the stock exchange for 0.1111... parallel- lmz its strenglnon Wall street. The issue rose a lnalor fractlon to a new high. But closed a little below its top Inarlt. Around 2.600 shares were traded. Canada Steamship preter- red also rose iractionalLy.

Winnlpez Electric "A" lunlbed .60 to a new high ln utilities and She/w- lnigan equalled its hnzh 101‘ the year. Brazilian held an early lift and Montreal Power and Power Corporation were shaded.

Flrmor m tndustnals were Domin- ion Briolu. Hamilton Bridge. Inter- national Bronze meferred and St. Lawrence Corporation. Asbestos was in arrears.

Internotional Nickel was improved in the metals, oils and mines section but Imperial Oll and Buiolo slipped.

Dlstlllers-Ssagrarns. N a t l o n a 1 Breweries and Regent Iinittinu were stronger spots in nusoellarleous and, in banks, Royal and Commerce both were headed upward.

‘Ilotal sales: 13,500 shares; Indus- trlals 8,200: Mines, 5.300.

GREETING THAT PAID

GLASGOW —- ( C P ) -— Si: Daralcl M. Stevenscn, Chancellor o! Glasgow University, was so

moved by greetings received on his 91st. blrinday that he donated the equivalent of $210,000 to the university and a. similar sum to the Scottish National Academy of Music.

Mi_rgr_d_'s_kills _ pain.

IIPPIE AND "CAP" STUBBS

FIANKEN MELONEY Author oi "Call Back Love"

in-a-n»... “sum-m

"Doctor _ Faulkner. Rockefeller Building, Fifth Avenue. Call hlrll first. he'll Bet you In somehow. Anu by the way. I'm sorry J. was so busy before. Gel. Erica anylnllllz sm- needs. of course. Is there anylhln,» else?" _

"Just one vtlunrr," she rrplled pleasantly. "vmcl-e do you buy iour elephants?"

she hung up. and nut in the call to Doctor Faulkner. ‘me bell rang almost iIll-ITACUHLLCJ)‘. her heart gal. a lea/p that actually hurl. her ovulat- cone, he was culling ollcil-lullolls, 11103.1. ilrlely ,zlt 1L1‘ lllsuuurdlllzllloll now dare agovcrllcss uwlslcu us: - sell? Well. lt Jolly vlcil served ililll light. She coulullt stand unporllul. younl: men’ wlio clustered.

"Miss Paige. please . .

"Yes? '1'nls is MISS Paige . . .

"This is Alice xlnorllioll." a meas- ant voice inlorlncd her. ‘ JLLSL lt- cclved a note troln ltIike-i mean Mr. ficrron-aslung mo to crop lll and say "hello to V011 with some flowers. W111 you be in tms altel- noon?"

Mule? Mike! She hadn't though’. of mm as iV1lKl. one wunoercu on; 51W 111141111. H1011: lids VLYY QCIHULU, 3. iV11K£3~i511 QLIUIILV 21110111, 111111. Alli-l there wasyery ucillllteiv ULSIUIDIUK overtones ln Alice ‘Inornwlls VOICE. One could plcture me lrlnd o. woman sne was. and the picture was so pleasant that rallzc dlolrl like ll.

She explained. wllil Drown rel-trot. their immediate ueullrlluw; for luvil) because oi hlricas toothache. Could Miss 'l.‘i'lomton maize it tomorrow" Dttrhaps‘! Miss Zllnornton could and

would. CHAPTER X1

"A Miss 'l‘hol'nton tllrpiioncd jusl before we lctt." Paige remllracu lo

Erica.

Erica's face brightened. Appal- entiy MISS ‘Ihorntons name could ntakle her forget a toolhalzhe. "On, she's terrloly H.109, the clllld am;- nowleug-eu generously "$1105 mo only‘ one ol-of ills 1Y1QI1Ll§ limp, 1 do lllle.“ “P111116 nlarlogcd a wooden billllt.

1m anxious to mcct licr. no“ s um toothache?" she cicnllllltlcd lli a voice that made Erica gumu

"1_ think it's a little ocller." all: admitted sheeplshly.

Don't be ashallllad. thry always are when vou start tor inc don '_ Look here. we'll have our all IIUUI before the BDDOIIIIXIISIIL. Furl up to a blt 0i shobbinfl?"

The adolescent female in Erica came to life. "ShODDllllZ for ivhat?"

An elephant."

"Don't be silly."

“On

I, “mild buy You all eliiullail-t and Im zolng to."

“A. sluiied 0119?" Rica was both suspicious and challenging,

"Not a stutIed one."

one. even ii you were ill elll'llcst-"

MO

Branches at: CHARLOTTET OWN

NCTON

s1". JOHN'S, wrap. SAINT JOHN. N. a. MONTREAL TORONTO

"Ellen where is he?" , , __ _ “ c nuslcd the glass when he my “Om” M“ “W011 Mid stroo u». I sot him 1n the back varcl

llCXl» HOLY."

"(All Please bring him inl"

“Aw. say. lady. have a heart. You llme cited over the

seen him already.

.. . . . . brought him In no l-mo Y0" wlmldnt kiwi‘ “hue I0 F!“ lvholc place, darn zleal".

understand. I'm

"lillt you don't

Lrast

I

“wouldn't I?“ she 91cm“ u” m“ 20:111.: to buy him, 3.110 talle hlln

tube and. trove the chautl-cur an ad- dress on Third Avenue. "Look at his

EH08».

“I'm not so sure l wouldn't rzll. or

have a bear

nounoed. “Well. it's hail wcll and hall’

01' a wolf,"

nolnc with me i "

,, _ . Ho stared. IHCICdLIIOUS. Then some back hair bristle. she vllusbered to Tana-carol; Qflhunself ma}; now o; . 118 s lnmg lmouslne standing at Pflgécii gllgikg- f-"hleflvb bbecfluit‘ if lhc curb. his shoulders straightened.

g “as m‘) a 1V iulml- "Bfllil! 111 the lrilu Wolfhound!" he

slloulcll L0 the

"Can you get his pedigree?"

"Nope.

_ ) color-cu boy lvnu 511‘- llll“ helped lunl ill the shop.

Some rich nuy left hjun

. . . ~ ' - pic hound‘ End looks like a“ 6199113111 here to board when he was a cou what’ I mean m 5a” 15- It 5 ‘in 111511 of months old. and never showed up

wolf-hound—"

112E111].

He's still ricll l guess.

but

Iagre.,§%:1ght§1‘ Weill Wt °_{ 3119,33 I'm goill’ broke Ieeclln’ him, so I'm ' m a“ "5 a (WI- 5119 111" llllltlll’ hlm up tor sole. he sure is

tcrrupted coldly. nlorning I don't like dons." Paige turned in her scat and

"Erica. I don't believe Theres someihlnlr wrong,

wrcni! with o. person who CIOOSIII

like dogs. And there's notilllla \\']'Ol1[:

with you."

Erica did not answer for a mom- erlt. Then she mumbled. "I used to like them—I had a pair of cooker snaniels once . .

P0128 nodded hrr approval, “Cock- ers are good ollns. Ever not. thrown from a horse?"

“Certainl7v!" There was pride in Erica's admission.

“And then what, did voll do?"

"Kept on ricllnlz. of course."

“Oh!" Paige's voice was noncom- mllttal. ' more. and neither did EflCll.

The cal" ‘turned clown

tllousullu dollars-J

"I mm “"4 11115 good (1011116511. Worm every blL of a

. , _ "You told me all that last tllnc- locked the chllds eves ivltll her own. bui, 1'11; not, Dayhxg a uwusanq n01.

01's. " dollars, lady ,' he snloothlless. "I'm o

half of that."

Panza smiled sunnlly.

m1“- lllrs 101' him," Fame aifzrbly inform- "HHY crl lllm. "Particularly without 110-b-

"l‘m llot askhl‘ your. thousand

XBJQADCU Wllall y aslrin’ you

“And I'm

naylnrz you halt of that!" said she. Ho moaned and waved his bony

llallris. “Lady,

it can't be done! 1

born takllr care of lllm like he was

a buby-—"

At mat moment there was a great disturbance at the back of the shop. and the dog bounded in. Palge gasp-

cd. He was even

blower

_ , than she she dldnl 55W flllYlhlnil remembered him to bc—and twice

as shaggy, and. three tlmcs as llvcly.

Third he lleaticd slrlllgllt for 11L1' and lili-

Avcnue, stcpplllz before a lllllxc. ois- ed his huge pgw5 r0 hgy shouidcrs in orderly Det shop. Pulse peered out gyggllng, The sluprlse 0t 1L, and his . carolnlng (IISETJDDITIUIIGIIL as ncr eyes fell llDOll 3mm“ a Case o; 1335mm“; m1dpawnt a display of dflllbllui-JOOICIJIH pup- mod, 1m Shoukgeper mm to he,

oi the window. and uttered a cry uI

‘Dies in the simvrcasc.

weight, sent her

011

‘011- defil- aid. "Lady," he said, "I'll let mm m»

he's gone! But lvalt ltere. anyway. 10y [wQ-fllty because I know he'll have a. good home with \'oll-—_" “Oil, he's not. for mo." Paige en-

while 1 g0 in and hlld cillt."

The sllfllhkéépll‘ \‘\'€iS pandas-ma the paw of a small. unpleasant Boston terrier. l-ie looked up as Paine in. and recognition naade but little chanize in his indifferent manner.

"There was an Irish ivcllhound lylnlz down in the WilldOW about two weeks ago. I came in nllli tclcl vcll I

sell him?"

The shopkeeper put the Dupnv back into its cape and bllilrzrci the door to. “No such luck. It's a rlirv between lls which 0f lls'il slnrvo to dcathjrstlim _ _

lightened him.

V "I'm even poorer I19“ lliiiii r was before. The bill Boos to

Mr. Michael Herron, Roslyn, Long

Island."

(To be Continued)

. . <“l‘O ~_- P _- ' - would buv him some (luv. lJld you OIERDQXCSEII: inugoflu, Tinilglpoggs announced that the Holy See, by nrrnngelnent with the Italian High Command, will acct-pr and forward ('.'lllf‘(“l\'f‘ food parcels to

South

African lrVflLDlilSVDllCiS _in>Itnl_\n

91¢ EASTERN mu ST

HEAD OFFICE: HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA

auction on FRIDAY, the SECOND DAY of OCTOBER, 1942

Dwelling house and store building at the corner of Fitzroy and Vteymouth streets, being numbers 206, 208 and 210 on Fitzroy street, and 185 and 1S7 Wcy- mouth street.

coed

portunily lo get established in business in one ol the best sites in the city. makes the proposition zlllrnclivc from zln lll\‘i‘\'lllli‘l’il standpoint.

A

9-2o-30-1- V

PAGE NINE

qf YoutjWill m act 1011

The management of your estate by your executor can make or break the success of your Will. Here is how you can satisfy yollrscli’ of the cPficicncy of Trust Company cxecutorship.

By placing cash, stocks, bonds or other property in a voluntary trust with this Company you may observe how the terms of a trust are executed. You may see how satisfactorily the Trust Conlpaliy would serve your estate and your family as executor and trustee under your Will.

The income on such a voluntary trust may be paid to you or someone you name. You may change or revoke the trust at any time. As a mirror of tits future, it lS lllOSl enlightening and assurilig~and it provlrlcs present safety for your possessions.

We will gladly show you how it could

operate in your case.

uci ac

pllllllt‘

I am instructed by the owner in sell at

at the hour 0112 o'clock noon

Buildings are desirably situated, ill repair and have zl control healing unil.

This properly offers an exceptionally fine 0p~ The rental from the dwellings lmnlt-(liatc possession.