ion skis-re wnrrr; 1.12%

. ron SALE-SECOND n)...» nron iolidejtgMoresideii

' llliltlbifilictl un to Saturday. Febru-

I noun. split hardwood delivered in i Dunn River Dairying Co., Central

y-EBRUARY n‘. 1943

Every runt in a ygpreSBfllS a real loss of money.

will

HOG STARTER BROOK) SOW RATI

litter, or one that dies young, IF young pigs gre started on "Mlracle“ Hog Starter, runts quickly achieve normal size, and the mortality will be lessened. Then, at the proper time if they are changed over to "Miracle" He; Grower they will develop strong frames and fine flesh-Faster. It pays in fewer losses and quicker marketing-better grading, too-to feed these feeds.

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SOW AND STARTER SUPPLEMENT

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Montreal 5.....- Exchange

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Brazilian

Bldg Products

Can Gem

Can Nor Pid

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Can Pac

Can Steamships Celanese Cockshutt Plow

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comwanv, LIMITED

pfivertislng Rates

Payable in Advance

Minimum Cha-rge ier Any Advertisements ll Cents Central Guardian locals, lo per word; Western and Eastern locals

ls our word; Announcement: and Coming per word; 1n Memorial Not-ices We per inolr Lists oi Cards. etc. 6o per name;

Classified 3c _ i-‘lorul and Spiritual tflleriull.

llvenla 3o per wont: Letters oi

Condolence 10o oer inch; Wedding engagements 40 words ior ti.“

snil 1U cents (or every ad

dltionai 3 word; Notices oi Thanlsa and ‘

word. Lists at subscriptio- tatlon $1.00. Other rates on

Appreciation, ‘I00 let inch el 4o t» cents per snoh. Address and application __ _ ._ Wanted _________ lt‘.l.\"l‘ill) —- 2 GLASS 6" SHOW crises in food condition. Notify l3, Gnnrci 2-8-31.

an. lKKlNTED — SMALL ELECTRIC radio set Approximately $20.00. Amily L. D. MncDougall. I-LMCB. icon Charlotte. 2-11-11.

Personal

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llEN! WANT NORMAL PEP. “M? Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Stimu- lants, tonlcs: aids to normal psp, vim vigor. Trinl size 35c. Save real money-got $1. size or special "Erononrv" size and save from 16c to 50c. At all drugglsts.

For Sale

l-‘Oll SALE — ELECTRIC WASHER. Phone 624. 2-11-31.

horn pullets, and Young Street, Gaytown.

rooster. 2-10-21.

bar sleigh in good repair. Anplv 2-10-21.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the

sly 27th for 50 cords or less oi gocd

Bedcque.

RALPH CALLBECK, H1 Seer ary.

NOTICE

Commencing Monday, February

l-lllll. stores in Morell and Brlsiol ‘it-HQ ill 7 o'clock sharp. Saturdays 0 oclock I’. M.

J. W. IticElVEN,

1LOYl) cox.

llelNGlVELl. d: ROSSITER. IORELI. vnNSUMElvs c9-

2n 3i OPERATIVE

Nviinf" _ rnovivcn or PPWcr nnwsm) rsuwn

IN rnis rnoasrs connr Th. 26th d-‘ly of Jamlnrv A. n. 194s

l" Re Estate oi Thomas L. Snilih

Female Help Wanted WANTED-EXPERIL. (‘ED COOK

for Prince Edivard Island Hospi-

tal. 2-10-31.

m” boarders Wanted

BOHRDERS WANTED. OPPOSITE P. W. C, Apply 291 Kent. 2-10-31. Lost

Lolsrlilmsns wsrcn imp chain. scalloped ed e. Leave at Guardian, Rewar . 2-10-31.

Appointinent of it B l} Governors

N.

OTTAWA. Feb. 9 -rc _ ' Minister MacKenzie Ktnlgntolldflgl: Commons today that the Govern. appo rltment °l ""0 Bovernors to the Canadian

Board T600111- . Radio Committee lust year that: ll possi- viewpoint‘

T719 Prime Minister was answer- l"? ti question by Gordon Grrrvdorr House He Srlirl he hoped the up- the vncancies

ment ls considering

Brcadcastlng corporation and is keeping in mind mendntlons to the House

ble they represent the 0f "Zriculture and labor.

Progressive Lender. nointments to (=11 could he made “Very soon»

Conservative

my x9"! Millflfd‘! In the home.

TFEtEsi-ETCTF]?

McLEOD 8r BENTLEY ' w s. neuter a c. s. s. aesruar a c.

Barristers and Atli-fllcyl- [I l-lw

MONEY TO [JOAN 1B4 Prince Street

ALEX W MATHESON ' Ht. 8i)Lli‘l'l'Uli. E11; . 90 Great George sir"; Money to Loan (‘nllorttvns

M. ALBAN FARMS! B.A. LLB BARRISTEI: s(||.|('|'|‘s)|¢ 511-

1' of otiartoitilown in Queen's

L Lounty in th - said Province. Kiroctr,

"cleansed. Testaie. uvilnlll? bliPills oi the County ol W! utility 01'_ any Constable or 1 9 I'm-son ultlnn said Conn-y

GREETING: “lllliilblifi upon reading the pell- on llll: o1 itiury iLeig-ran oi

~ ghirluttetown gioresaid. Murrid

named csttll-B. PfaYifll that a clln- l

. the ln

“"3". the executrix oi the above ‘

" ‘lily be issued ior the purpose thzglililltli‘ not iorth: loo are l“ "l"! hereby required to cite utalzfirsons interested in the suld

d 9 l0 be and appear before the M lpresent at_. a Probate Court chmmlcld in the Court House in

u. eiuwn in Queen's County. e sold Province. on Monday ‘lllhl-ll flay 0i March nest com- lofé "t the hour oi eleven o'clock "Mn oi the same dav to show

m" ll any they can 1r n. 1r... - "m"!!! oi the said Esta; slioul?! not

m!!!“ Hill the Estate closed as

- "'1'"! ior in said petition and on E301" "l J. Pius Callaghan. Elfin;

°°t°r tor ma Petitioner.

1 "for! it 1.. hereby ordered um a

25'?‘ Week for at

I °l ma u... ,

‘in

l e cop y. “m” lny-ogecotilub; iorthwitlaupggi l" Charlottetown “$511.31.... In I least tour con- ve weeks 1:01p the date lira i rur- co _ erco {Qfillfllh mites in C lollowlns‘ u‘ places respectively.‘ namely. Chafing?! oi the Court llcuae in e R own aforesaid. at or near Q “non! Bank of Canada and at, M“ ll‘ The Bank oi Nova Bootla m" ‘I'll Charlottetown aiorosa sol “rd F t Persons lnterestcd in the e n-Itlle as aforesaid may have wnfgce thereoi: hnnlmsss ills Honour Rarrld Pr, ‘e Pflmer- Jilllle oi the said’ noun“ Capri at Charlottetown u?! ‘mm: dsv and vear ilrst wzlth" Court. ' ~ lnedt MURIEI. i" IOWTIIER. Registrar.

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Canadian dank of Commerce llldg WflNFV Tn LOAN

- "lorrziiundilempaty ll. F.“ ARClllBALll

Chartered Accountants Iaateru [rust ilulllilng

Charlottetown --~-\-..\-t.-.a.~.-,.-.-..-.-.- .4..'i-%FJ'»\.\ H. F. McPHEE 8A.. KL NOTARY 0c. BARRISTLB SOLICITUB Illley Building Chnrlotietam PALMER 8. HASLAM A. J. IIABLAM B.A.. Llnl BARRISTER. ETC. o4 Nora Scntln Chambers

Phone lit

lELl. d. MATHIESON

MONEY 1'0 LOAN Cameron Bloch Charlottetown

Ens sxsuuir attests rmrn J. s. 7.1 110s

OPTOMITIIIUT New location , Corner Kent and Queen tit.- Oppoalts- Ma's Grocery lventnn isy Appointment.‘

it >~"-s-11-1s

Phone Reatdence i018. I

I Quebec Power shawinlgan f St Law Com _ Steel oi Can

l-2 3-4

l Montrco? Curb j

Abillbi COm - Abiiibi Pfd ‘ Asbestos ' B A Oil Batiturest A Can Vickers Don A Fraser V T O l<‘0l'd A Imp Oil Int Pete _ Price Com

PRODUCE

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MONTREAL, Feb. Produce prices today as reported by the Dominion Department oi Agriculture iollowz-

: Graded shipments selling

33 1-1; ' C 38.

prints jabbing ce 35 1-2-373 first grade soils, Jobbing price !36-36 1-2 wholesale, Que NOI 1 ‘pasteurized storage 35 1-4-35 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipt, colored and white Western and Que 20 l-4 FOB Montreal; wholesale current, Western and Que colored

angst‘ with? p2 11-2-23 nominal ilrst , on rea .

grPoetatoes: '15 lb bass Mount-oi“ 1,50; Katadins 1.10; N. B. and Que No. 1 1.65-1.80; No. 2 L40- P, n. i. No. 1 1.80.

Commerce 133

Murray Resigns l From 0.8.0.

TORONTO, Feb. 0-(0?) -—Maj0t Gladstone Murray in a statement here tonight announced his rest!- nation from the Canadian Broad- casting Corporation. oi which he was general manager from i038 to November, 1942, when he became director-general o! roaclcasting for Can a

He will become a public relations counsel in the general iield oi in- dustry.

The statement was as 101love:

“Gladstone Murray has mslflflfll from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. oi which he We! 88B- erai manager from 1038 to l9 and director-general oi broadcast- ing from Nov. 5. 1942. to become l public relations counsel in the fed- eral with particular attention to the war effort and to preparations ior the postwar period or reconstruction. He will retain links with the radio industry insofar as it fits into the general industrial picture."

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Churchill llas Lunch With King George

LONDON. Feb. 8—(CP)-Prlme Minister Churchill lunched with King George today, told htm about his trip to North Africa and pro- mised in a brlel appearance in the House oi Commons to make an early statement on the war situat-

0X1.

1 The Prime Minister who met Pre- sident Roosevelt and French Col- onial Oilicials at 685801111". journeyed to Adana to visit Ph- sident Inonu oi Turkey and stopped oli at Tripoli and Allied Head- quarters on the wav

home, was

cheered luatily on his apltflflmi- to discuss

dipping‘ into iood reserves but that o ll _ unduly anxious about the situation‘ irom a long-term viewpoint.

"I think we are going to beable m get through prettynwell on the lines we are now run I in the way or tood." he said.

The Prime Minister answered a Buienuel Bhinweil.

r

regard plies lo Russia _ saying: lad to take this opportunity eclarlng that we have and are now doins‘ and will continue to do

our

He said Lord Besverbroolb mnnd last week ior more aid Soviets was "what one mi hi process oi emptiatic stint at

"it

10-—(CP)— '

lleld oi industry and business. P‘

New or... , ' Stools .Ekchange

Rational Temperance ‘Study Bluli

ii

Following are the successiul win- ners:

Prince County lniors 8 yrs. and under-l. Doris

J " .N\0i10l80n Bedeque. 3. Louise Craig

3. Dian Dewar Sum- Free-

Proiitt. Freetown, John Dou.l. Bedeque, 2. Katherine Auld Frec- tovm, 3, Adele Henderson Bedequc. 4. Ruby Drummond Freetown, Erna Smith Freetown. 3. Wendell w Myxelrs Bedeque.

tcrmediates 12. 13. 14 yrs.—1. Ruth Wright Bedeque. 2. Betty Pru- iltt Freetown. Muriel Sobey Bearle- town, 3. John Olive M. Craig Middleton. 4. Fred Calms Freetown, 5. Howard Mac- Ferlane Summerstde.

Seniors i5 16, 1'1 years-l. Mary Wright Bedeque, 2. Goldie Jack. Bedeq-ue. 3. George MacFarlane, Summerside, 4. Glenn MacFarlanc, Bedeque.

QUEENS COUNTY

Juniors 9 yrs. and under-l. Joan MacLean, rookiield, Katherine Macbeod, Brookfield. 2. Shirley Andrews. Brookiieid, Norma Jean Allen. Charlottetown. 3. Evelyn MacLeod. Charlottetown. Mildred Smith. East Royall; , 4. June Mae. Lean, Brookiieid, leanor Toombs, New Wiltshire. 5. Sterling Earle MacRae, Brooklleid.

Juniors i0 and 11 yrs.-1 Shirley Cooke, York, 2. Arthur Brown. York, 3. Phyllis Tait, Charlotte- town. 4. Marjorie Deacon. New Wilt- shtre, Shirley Carew. Hunter River, Ruth Whltlock. Hunt r River 5. Kenneth Macbean. New Wiitshtre. Helen Chappell, Hunter Rllllsi‘, Marjorie MBICLOB-Xl, Brook-

Intermedlate; 12, 18.14 yrs-l. Ray Higgins. Hunter River, 2. James MacFadyen, Hunter River, Thelma Macbean, Brookiield. S Margaret Cofiin, Charlottetown. 4. Mary Watts, York. 5. Helen Lewis,

ir 4 Easter, New Wtltshire. 6. Andrews, New Glasgow.

KING'S COUNTY Juniors ll rs. and under — l. Jo u; Wiggln on, Dundas. 2. Mary Belle Riley. Dundee. 11 yre.-l. William

W. R118)‘.

Juniors 10 and H. Riley. Dundas Intennediates-l. John

Dundas. PROVINCIAL WINNERS

Juniors 9 rs. and under-l. Joan MacLean, rookfield. Katherine MacLeod, Brookiield, 2, Doris Nicholson, Bedeque, Shirley An-

drews. Brookfield. 3. Louise Craig. Middleton. Diane Dewar. Summer- eide, 4. Joyce Wiggtnton, Dundas,

Ant C and I‘ U 1-4 Am ‘R1 ds '1“ nda 3 1-8 Baldwin hose 1 1a 8 Bendix sv as s-a Bel-h steel 58 1-4 Ohes its Obhlo as r-a Chrysler '18 3-8 n 1.1 5-8 ElecAuto Lite 32 1-2 Eleo 84 3-4 n Motors 4'1 5-8 Gt Nor Pid 2S 3-4 Kennecott 81 3-8 Mont Wild 8'1 'l-8 Nor Am 12 1-4 N Y Central 12 5-8 Pen R. R. 3 1-2 Phil O0 48 3-8 Btri O11 " J 60 Texas Corp 44 l-2 United Air 29 7-8 U B Rubber 29 3-8 U 8 Steel C0 51 5-8 Vanadium Corp 18 1-2 West Union 3i l-8 West Elec 88 l-Z RON“). lteb. i0—Toronto clos stools quotations: Abitlb .85 Ang Can .68 Acme .10 Aidennse .10 Aunor l 1.58 Bank Field .08 1-4 Base Met .10 Beattie .81 BldgQOd .14 3-4 Bobjo .09 l-4 Bonetal .12 Broulan .53 Brown .11 Bull Ank 1.88 Bull Odin 051-2 Cal Edm 1.58 Calmont .30 Can Maiart .50 Caribou Met 1.30 C86 ‘Preth .10 Cent Pat. .100 Chester .859 Davies .22 Dome .20 Ea Rest » .12 East Meiart 1.14 Eldorado .95 Franooeur .29 Glenora 01 3-4 La .14 Gold Oete .06 1-3 Grandora .05 1-4 Gunner .14 Halliwell .08 l-Z Hard Rn .52 ‘ High Bare .18 1-2 Hailing 8.18 Home 3.30 Homestead .05 Howey .118 l-fl I Waite .09 7-8 Yerr Add 8.70 lason .18 Paola. .01 1-8 r M Cons .01 3-4 (“it La A! La Duiault .8’! La Shore .31 1-2 Lamaque l. 8 Laps cs4 .08 Lebel .02 1-4 Leitoh .'l‘l Lil Ll .88 Macassa 2.80 ‘lialartic o 2.00 ‘iacLeod L63 Viadsen M ‘vian G Btu .01 3-8 ‘vicliougall .00 "Iclntzyxe .48 McKenzie .92 lvicLellan l Min Corp 1.89 Monets. .33 Neg“; .30 Nlpias 1.11 Nordon .177 Norenda 46 l-l Normetal 93 Nor Can Mine .25 O'Brien M! l-i Okalta .64 Qmggg .13 3-4 Ont Nick .08 l-I colts. M Pamour .70 Payrnsst 3° Pick Crow 1.50 Powell N Premier 8° Preston 3-05 Queenston J3 mm M st Anth ~06 Sand M Senator ~34 1'3 shgwkgy .03 1-2 Sheep 93 Sherritt. 8B scoe $3 Sladeli ~35 l-I g; p9“ .05 1-4 Souwest Peta M p g9 1.86 Sud Cont M 1-1 Sullivan 7'5 qvlvan 1-53 ma. Hu I15 Towagmm .11 1-2 Up caneda 13° Venture 4-99 Vermllata 14 $1015....“ i . Wri um H0 CUR-I Brett .00 l-4 Pond Ore 15° mun 1M Temp; .05 1-2 ORDII. PACKAGE DIES, _ lAitL! (limerlrnentel rum News) m order to assure delivery o! ipaekuee bees in the first ten, days or next May, those, plans-iii: to order packages. for 1043 ould place. thter orders new __ WA. mans scour. burtinton Experimental some. Giarlotte- town. P121. Preeent indications are that there will be a heavy increase in been“ ‘during g". imbibed tha ti!!!” m“ 1.10s “d, ro" . and that orders vm be filled tn the order in they In re- ceived. Aoepos-lt on sub package or red now. 3101116 lewmvony the order. The balance must: be are Necessary bee mould also be entered at this m». no: supply manufacturer! can on manufacture up to a quota set the Wartime Prices and ‘Pride Board and beebeepers who lend in rush orders tor stmplies during the honey few unfit be advised 181st the quote ter- ld has been sold ...___._...._.__. OPENED, IN ill The Metropolitan Opera louse in New York city was queued n All . 1Q

M. Craig Middleton, .

THE. CHARLUTFETOWN GUARDIAN Winners in

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MacNutt, A.T.C.M.

June Maclean, Brookfield. 5. Char- lotte Cairns. Freetown.

Juniors 10 and 11 yrs.—1 Arthur Brown, York. Shirley Cooke, York, 2. Donald Profit, Freetown. John Doull, Bede ue, 3. Katherine Auid. Freetown, ma smith, Freetown, 4. Ph Ilia Tait, Charlottetown. Adele enderson. Bedeque, 5. Ruby Drummond. Freetown.

INTERMEDIATES

i. Ruth Wright. Bedeque, 2. Betty Protitt. Free wn. James Mac- Fadyen. Hunter River. Thelma Mac- Lean, Brookfield. 3. Fred Cairns, Freetown, 4. Margaret Collin. Char- lottetown. Roy Higgins. Hunter River, 5. John W. Riley. Dundas. Helen Lewis, York.

SENIO 1. Ma Wright, Bedeque, 2. Goldie Jack, Bedequ 3, Vernon Clark. New Wiltshire, 4. Gerald

Easter, New Wlltshire. Glenn Mac- Farlane, Bedeque, 5. Harold Mac- Donald, New Glasgow,

APPOINTED OFFICER COMMANDING

SACKVILLE. N.B-. Feb William H McEwe

SPECIAL

. 6- Dr. . n. 0.1!}. Smith Professor ot Mathematics at Mountrolled.

PICTURE

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CALLING ALL GIRLS!

All girls, and their parents, are invited to attend a meeting in PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE HALL, on

THURSDAY, FEB. llth. at 8.00 P. M.

This meeting will be held in the interests oi

The CANADIAN WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS

The Speakers will include

Brigadier W. W. Foster 0.8.0. V.D. A Captain Eileen Richards

of the C.W.A.C.

The program vrill include musical numbers, vocal and instrumental, with the “Beach Grove Orchestra” under the direction of Pte. Walter

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at 2.30 p.m.

given at this meeting.

NOTICE

A meeting of the Local Ration Board will be held in the City Council Chamber Friday, February 12,

All members, ladies and gentlemen who have promised to assist and any others who will help in this important task, are asked to attend.

Full instructions concerning the work will be

Allison University. was recently ap- pointed Ofllcer Commanding the Mount Allison Contingent of the University Air Training Corps with the rank oi Squadron Leader. Flt-Lieut. RN. Pickford of the R.C.A.F. is adjutant o! the corps which has about sixty students en-

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WELDED SHIPS LIGHTER

Welded ships welsh about 13 cent less than riveted ships, e- cause welded steel plates do not have to overlap.

____________ Use Minard’: to: sprains.

RECORD

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the regular Photonewsl-filled with photographs of the

historic Casablanca conference of t-hese two leaders.

Printed in rotogravure, this special eight-page section is a

souvenir you’ll want to keep! This week in The Standard.

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