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Guardian

rm; column is reserved tor news ,3 ma! interest. but advertising oi | “may nlhllfl hi! D0 llllttfldll at live osnta s word. lfiflfil-ll Pl)- ible in advance.

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cnASWlu ne- Pnowgraph: OONFBDIRATION Lil‘! L1 IUBANCE.

5PECIAL PRICES c! Table and rrilites. Toombs Music Store.

a1‘ YOUR SERVICE - Arnie: coal Co. Phone I480.

RENT A CAMERAP-OABNBUM PHOTO.

KYANIZE PAINTS — varnishes ..and Enamels. Toombs Music Flore."

CHESTER-FIELDS -- Beautitui

Flowered Velour-Special Bargain Piices. Toomba Music Store.

SEE THE SPECIAL oiier from Holman‘: Charlottetown Hardware Department in "Holmanh Store News" on page 5.

lNJOYABLE__PABT!-Al D- icyable party was held Thursday last at the home o! Nils; Doralee Humphrey. 99 Upper Prince st. seventeen young guests were en- tertained, the occasion being Miss i-{umphreys birthday.

ROCKY POINT RAMP COM- PLETED-The new ramp on the Rocky Point Ferry Whari which was under construction since March 15th has been cotnipleted. It is somewhat similar to the type used at Wood Islands, operating on a system o! counter xveiphts and e hand winch. Used in the construction was a ilat oar oh- tained irom War Assets which was originally destined for Russia.

This car was widened to give the N-

ramp a width oi l4 ieet. The length is 48 ieet and makes an excellent approach to and of! the terry. The construction work was under Mr. Frank Quinn and the steel erection by Bruce Stewart ti: Co. Ltd.

Auction tale AT KELLY‘S EROSS ‘

on romeo/iv. my ma. AT 1:80 PM.

. rm instructed bynldwin (inr- ragher to" sell by public suction on

the above date. his farm oonaistr

lngo! liitlacreaoi Isnihaboutlii acres clear, the balance’ covered with hard and soft wood. Title guaranteed.

Also the loliowin,.

1 horse. 6 veers out; hay iorh and blocks; spring tooth hsrrow; spike barrow; hay raise; Broad- cast seeder; table mm; hail in- terest in Massey Harris drill; halt interest in .Deeting_binder: half interest in hand sprayer; hail in- terest in potato hiiier; Halls dnnu and; Monaghan ‘cleaner; driving

ENGLISH CHINA

— LAMPS — SERVIN

The

oiscouurs room 29% to 409}.

On G TRAYS *— VASES

_-- COSTUME JEWELRY:

AND NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES

wagon; express wagon; ' _ I truck wagon; ' 1 cart; Monarch gasoline engine ; kitchen range:

Quebec heater; a quantity oi household furniture. consisting o! chairs, tables,- beds, etc.; several shalt plank; quantity o! hardwood lumber; quantity oi softwood lum- ber; three thousand var ‘ ' glee. and many other articles too num- erous in mention. Terms: 10% down on (arm, bai- anee cash on completion o! deed. All other articles cash. l! not line, sale ‘will take place ilrat fine day following. WILLIAM CABRAGHEB. JOHN H. MYERS Auctioneer.

Oppose Otto Strossor Moving To Winnipeg

(By Th5 Cllllllll-n Prom) WINNDEG. May 1—'I‘wo polit- ical parties have indicated they will oppose any move to Winni- pegty Dr. Otto strssser, one- time senior oiiicisl o! the Nazi Party, now living at Bridgetown, .S

Dr. Stresaer. in Canada tor the last seven years. said last week he intended to move here to be closer to his brother. Bernhard Btrasser. a Benedictine monk living in Min- nesota.

I‘. A. l-‘iansiord, 0.0.11‘. leader in

Manitoba uid his party had not given the matter iormal consid- eration but expected to tsko"som.a otiioial action" shortly. He said his personal opinion was that Dr. Sire-seer should not be allowed into the province.

Joseph Zuken, Labor Progress- ive Party candidate in the Rd- eral constituency oi North Winni- peg. said he hsd wired Justice Minister Gorson asking that Dr. Strasser be prevented from iuov- lng to Winnipeg. Mr. Zuken de- scribed the inove as _"an insult to eat-servicemen."

CONVICTS smarren '

OTTAWA, May l-(OP) —Ei3ht eomniote have been strapped tor loading the Easter Monday dis- turbance at the Collins Bey Pen- itentiary near Kingston, Ont., Justice Minister Garson iniormed the Conn-none ssturday.

oozes sonar-e ‘scnooi.

Honor Roll for April:

Grade I-i. Terence McWade; 2. Robert Laiterty; 3. Billie Davey.

Grade IX-l. Daiies Gauthier; 2. Vernon Gallant; l. Ellwood Don- IIBIIY. p Grads VIII-l. Biiiydilsobon- aid; 2. Leo Dolron; 3. Brian Mac- Calium.

Grade VII (Mr. Bradley's Dept.)

IABEGWEIT GIFT GOIIRT

Opposite The Prince Edward Theatre a

AGlve Her o Gill- rhoi is lioi-Ii Bountiful and Useful Choose ii- NOW from our Wide Selection

SALE ENDS THIS SATURDAY

—1. Eugene Wynne; 2. Kenneth MacDonald; 3. Aloide Martin.

Grade VII (Miss Murnaghan’: DBIItJ-l. Pat McWade; 2. Bern- ard Connolly; 3. Frank Smith.

Grade VI (Miss Francis’ Dept.) .—1. Ronnie Stanley; 2. Juk Le- Clair; 8. George MacDonald.

Grade VI (Miss Welsirs Dept.) -1. Gerald Cheverie; 2. Pat Len- drigan and Paul McInnis; 3. Leo Shepherd.

Grade V (Miss Walsh's Dept)- 1. Oliflord Morgan; 2 Donnie he- Clair; 3. Percy Vail.

Grade V (Miss Clarkinh Dept.) -—l. Vincent Grifiln; 2. Hid-ward Martin; 3. Teddy Redmond. ~

Miss V (Miss Butler's Depi..)- i. Parker Lund/Z. inn MacDon- ald: 3. Garnet Steele.

Grade IV (Miss Mam-loneldk Dept.)—1. Ray Perry; 2. George ‘Trainer: 3. Harrison Yates. .

Grade IV (Miss Hessiarfs Dept.) —l. Stanley Doucette; 2. Ronald Steele; 3. Arthur MoOebe.

Grade IV (Miss Doyle's Dept.)- 1. Kimball Blanchard; 2. Billie Gillls; S. Peter McNeill.

Grade III (Miss Doyle's Dept.) -1. Noel McCox-mnc: 2. Beverly Richards; B. Allan Hogan.

Grade III (Miss MacDonald's DeptJ-l. Gerald MacDonald and Charles Smith; 2. Bruce MacDon- ald: 3. Roy Dolron.

Grade II (Miss Walsh's Dept.) —-1. Harry Callaghan and Barry

BARGAIN SPECIAL

Macfllillivray; ii. George Pineau; 3. LeRoy Gauthier.

1191111985”. Hank Fl“ L and

Blair McCabe; 3. Paul Baichilder. Grade II (Mifie Vessey’: Dept.) Grade I (Miss Duffy's Dept_)_.

-1. Vincent Mulligan; 2. Vernon i. John Ohlnery; 2. Reggie Mc-

Murray; s. Richard Bradley and Oiintick; 3. Billy Blanchard.

Bert McWade. Grade I (Mrs. Mcbelian’: Dept.) Grade I (Miss Moran's Dept.) _l. Earl White; 2. Louis Harding;

-1. Leonard Murray; 2. Harold 2i. George Dunn.

MODERN WOODCRAFT SHOP on large lot with Planer, Bandsaw, Lathe, Saw Bench and many other tools. Good set-up for small lumber business. Also two six-room dwelling houses, priced for quick sale. Apply in person- l

AT THE K and R STIIRE

Where there is a complete line o! new and used war surplus stock, including fifteen to thirty-five lb. anchors; also factory stock paints in halt pints to five gallon cans. A provon paint. Satisfaction guaranteed at surprisingly low prices. i

109% RICHMOND STREET, CHARLOTIETOWN

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ATTENTION FARMERS

We hove the following machines ovcilobie for immediate delivery:

Tractor Disk Horrows, 24 8 32 (Tandem) Field Cultivator, 7-ft. power lift (l only) Fertilizer Groin Drills, II, I3 8. I5 marker McCormick-bearing Lime & Fertilizer Sewers Wcggons, steel wheels or rubber mounts!’ Farmoll Cub Tractor (I only)

Formell Super A Tractor (I only)

Engines, 1% to 2% H.P. end 3 to 5 H.P. Flows, tractor 8r horse drown

Manure Spreader (I only)

Hcrrows, lever, spring tooth 8i spike

Lawn Mowers, rubber or steel mounted

DAWSOIPS SERVICE STATION

CRAPAUD PHONE 12-4 P. E. I.

THURSDAY - FRIDAY -- SATURDAY MAY so. -- cu. -- 7n. -

BABY PRAM3

1 sips. Kroehler navmno SUITE-289.00-for . $199.95 1 3-pc. Kroehier crmsrannmm emu-czar. rm- $199.95 s 4-pc. Snyder SECTIONAL smn-cnaso for ..s1o9.95

1 Z-pc. Kroehler CHESTERFIELD SUITE- ' Sand colored repp-just arrived-WI? .50 for $179.9

I Simmons "REXTON"

1 S-pc. Kroehier CHESTERFIELD SUITE- W6 2 pcs. blue mohair, 1 pc. beige mohair- Carry . . $32950 f” $26935 n10 WIDPIQ" lgllg: $2,“? Covering 29. MANY OTHER SUITES-some 30% OFF; some 20% OFF . Linen! . - i - ALL NEW - am. BEAUTIFUL ‘EDS’ SPRINGS “d GIPDWGS -' "Clmmhm" I

SPECIAL PRICES nvnnvo THIS s-nAY saus ONLY I ~ ~mmnssns~

Bedroom $illlB sirloin,

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STUDIO COUCHES by Simmons

TRll-ITE LAM" Less backs .. 49.50 won bucks $55.50

(During m. 3-Day Solo Only) _ . W“ SM" KITCHEN couci-ies on svsnv suns FROM HIGHEST PRICE to lowest w Le" ‘"1"’ p,” any “m. Met-tress 29.95 $15.95 Single odiusfoble head with moi-tress 17.95

Pull out automatic couch with double mattress . . . . . . 29-95 GMI 16-95 DAVENPCRTS

By Kroeblor or Simmons . Beautiful colors. $115.00 for . . . . .. 89.95

25% UFF

. Approximately 20 ‘Suites may go during this

- SPECIALS -

Torehiara Lumps Less Bulbs

$14.95 .

SPECIAL FEATUREi

wmnow BLINDS . 1.59 for 1.2:) DISHES-Plastic 75 LMNG Rog" cHAms EMARBOLEUM, 2 yds. wide 3° P“- 1°15?" 6-25 . t, . '"""" . 3.25 for 2.15 sq. yd. Dlsmsq m‘ on,“ , 0t All Tyree and Dewrli» 9M ‘P F c SUPERVEIN. 2 yd; 1??» 185 " d 50pm. 35.0010: 19.95 25% OFF . l . 1 . or . sq. y . . . _ . 2-00 f“ 1-75 "P Yd- ' 915535-154“ °"'Y"“8 P“ 9 ' However if it is more convenient we offer you our Mont-lily Oouoomtm, a d. a 2 u. wid Choice 2 patterns43450 f0l‘ 25. a ' . , y $5, fol’ 85., i“, g m SPECIAL FEATURE , installment arrangement.

nylons‘ yd‘ “d 2 flaw’ ‘yd H 3.15,ior 2.4.0 12 s?“ (4 mm“ I” at) Terms: Amounts under 840.004 months. -

RU wuw“ ENDTABIE. 00F?“ Tumm- DINETTI OI‘ DlNING ROOM CHAIRS I Amounts above $40.00 -6 months to 18 months. ' _

h_.mckas“_ t Amfl”m"'“¢ . Eto- . i A A small carrying charge la added to all installment purchases to . 150/, QFF . I ll‘ 2570 QFF . , 257a OFF . ‘cover extra costs involved. x

RQ~TRTKEUI l; fir S IQRE '°"' . A , l. f .- _ _ ~ = 9 i couuon . "WhsroPrleea Are Born Q - . ‘I34 KENT ST. PHONE D34 Authorised DIGIII’

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