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“Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Olmrgg Io! Any Advertlnsment I5 (Jeni Ceukul Guardian locals 5e per ward; Wuieru and Eastern ‘Locals Announcements and Coming Events u pl word; In Memwlnn Not-low I06 per inch; Lists of Floral sud Spiritual Offerings, Curls. etc. 5c per unmet lathe; of Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding Englgemenll d0 words ti: $1.00 und l0 cents for ovary additional I words; llflm. 84c pa: inch or In pa word; Lisle of Subscrip- llfl l9 cent: per lush; Address and Presentation $1.00.

Other Batu in lpglinutian.

Noll!“ 0| Think:

Agents Wanted

COULD YOU USE I200 AND more monthly? 1i so we have the perfect zinsivcr for you. Ex- (‘lUSlVB territory. Guaranteed lines of everything needed in every home. Free samples, cata- logues, premiums. Low prices and big profits. If you have to eurn your living, why not fl pleasant one? Write todiiy for details _ho\v to muke money. Fumilex, 1600 Delorimler, Mont- reak

EARN EXTRA MONEY IN YOUR spare time sell British Canadian Christmas Personal Cards, Boxed Cards and Everyday Cards. French or English. Outstanding

\vu.lues, plus high commissions. Write today for details and sam- ples. British Canadian Publish- ing Company. Room 87, 24 King SL, W. Toronto. Ontario.

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Boarders Wanted noAiiniizs-iii-IYMTED-iiz cuis- bcrland Sticet, Phone l44l-J.

ga;.=;zriiiii?rfin.

For? sALr. - i936 i~§c€-'i{bii?i- Scdzin. Qucens Arms Service Station.

FOR SALE - I946 PLYMOUTH

Dc Liixc, rridio and heater. S. stoii Ltd, Ford Dealer.

FOR SALE — 1940 OLDSMOBILE, in gncd condition. Cheap for quick sale. Phone 1998-1. liter 5 P. M.

FOR SALE — 19H FORD TWVO- ton Truck, Cflll he seen from 5 to 7 pm. Apply Francis R. Doi- ron, hiayficld.

FOR SALE — I949 MERCURY l5 ton with three speed heavy duty transmission. 2500 miles. Priced to sell. H. A. Acorn. Pownsl.

FOR SALE — I948 ONE-TON Ford Truck. equipped with Heater, Radio and overload

lVicMurdo,

Springs. Douglas

North Bedeque.

Hit SAljEfi-wlildl ronn sm- tion Wagon. New tires. Radio, Heater, Fog Lights. Phone I88, Summerside,

50R SALE -- 1940 STUDEBAKER Commander, five-passenger. Be- ciiusc of unexpected return to University, Reasonable. Hester. 15-1 Spring Street, Summerslde.

FOR SALE — I941 FORD. COM- plctcly equipped. If interested in a smart dependable ca: for the winter it will pay you to write Box 855. Guardian. All inquiries

answered. For Sale FOR SAL-E - ENTERPRISE Range. Phone 451. FOR SALE - HOUSE AND

Store 63 Spring Park Road.

ONE LARGE iDUO-THERM) OIL hi-ster. Almost new. Phone 19804..

Soizisssn -- ISLAND DAMSONS. Phone 1980-1.

SALE — MAN'S C. C. M.

i6“ Bike. New. $35.00. Phone 147l-L.

EOE SALE -— ONE ECONOMY Range. Priced right. Carl Mac- Kinnori. Kilmuir. P. E. I.

FOR SALE — ONE SLOVIN FOR tea-m of horses. Will carry two tons. Eric Desroches, Miscouche.

FOR SALE - CHOICE BUILDINti Lots. $300.00 up. Stewart MacKay.

FOR SALE - ENTERPRISE "SIM- plex" Range with hot water front and pipe connections. Phone 1721.1.

FOR SALE -— SET LAURIE BAG- pipes. African black wood. iuli ivory mounted. Good ss new.

Mrs. John MacKinnon, Grand- view. "POR SALE — llALL DRUM.

Monahan Shaker, Monahan Straw Blower. Bert. McCardle. Kin- kora.

Y0K SALE -— SQIYIRE HANOVER Colt, aged 3 years. For further particulars apply Reg Simpson. Cavendish.

- FOR. SALE - YEAR-LING. DUAL purpose Shorthom Bull. Also Hydraulic ‘Ford Tractor seat. ‘Ralph Gny- Win .

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FOR. SALE -- WASH BASINS. windows. steam radiators, plumb- li-ig 5nd dressed 2 x 4. C. G. Bulliim. Marshfleld.

IOR SALE - GURNEYTI BUD- lmig, bay colt, 16 months; sire. Calumet Budlong. Full brother of Nancy Budlong and BIBS!!! Budlong; dsi-n Leconia, by Le- copia. Also Bonnie Lass. d8"! hsy filly, 16 months, by Calumet Budlonx; dam, Bonnie. by Peter Knlmurk. Charles Gurney, Puke‘; Station.

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Lost

LOST -— RED AND WHITE CALF. Please notify Joseph Coady. Emyvale. Phone Hunter River 24-4.

LOST —- BETWEEN‘ BELVIEW and Cardigan. one circular ssw. Finder rewarded. John Acorn. Cardigan.

LOST — GABARDINE COAT (IN- ltlalled G. H.) taken by mistake early last night from Grand Stand. Please leave at Queen Hotel and receive reward,

WILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK the suit coat from Afton Hull on Sept. 15 kindly return to R. B. Betta, janitor.

LOST — LARGE BUNCH OF keys on ring with long chain at- tached on lVialpcq e Road be- tween Towers Res aurani and Charlottetown Saturday nighf. Finder please return to Cock- shutt Plow Office, Kent.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED - DELIVERY B01". AP-

ply Queen Street Meat Market.

WANTED — MAN FOR. FARM work, with tractor experience preferred. Smith MacFarlane, Harrington.

Work Wanted

MAN AND WIFE SEEKING Elil- ployment. Anybody interested contact Fred Humber. Marsh- Xfleld. R. R. 3, care Rufus Strick- mg.

Wanted

WANTED —ALl£B0‘I‘TLES. up service. Phone 2542 Evenings i107. Michael Bros.

WANTED - GOOD USED FEED bags. free of holes. Paying high- est price. We pay freight on lots of one hundred or more. P. L. Morris Feed Service, Klnkcra.

WANTEDV§ BUSINESS GIRL To share an Apartment. Phone 922. between 6 and 7.

WANTED - BY QUIET ADULT couple, furnished, heated apart- ment, or smell house. Urgent! Phone 2777-J.

Typewriters

SEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portsble Typewriter _- the only office typewriter in personal size. New portable design, new sparkling performance. Cash or terms. Remington Rand Limited. l3_4 Richmond Street. Phone 2771.

Venetian Blinds

HAROLD CLARK. PHONE 15284.

Free drape hlngers. Colored sluts. Steel and aluminum. For Rent

T0 BENT - FURNISHED HEAT- ed room. Apply 223 Grafton St.

RELIANCE -- I-IYGIENIC — OUR service keeps you Garbage Free. Phone 780-L.

FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMDAGO. Rheumatic Plins. Chest Colds apply Hut Penetrating Glorv OlL At your Driggist.

FRENCH CONVERSATIONAL —- Tutorlng to children and adults. Private or in groups. Mesdames A. I-lowatt and A. Gould. Phone 2749-J.

Mortgage Sale

There will he sold st Public Auc- tion lu front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Tuss- duy, the 4th thy of October, A. D., 1M9 st the hour of twelve o'clock noon all and zlngulnr that certain tract, piece or psroel of lund bitu- nte, lying and being n Boushsw, Lot or Township Number thirty in Queens County bounded and‘ del- eribed u follows, that is in guy: COMMENCING M. the wilthwmt III]! of John Moliinnon’: lend on the Ens side of the road lending from Boushuw to Argyle Shun, thence End ninety-woven ‘ ' or to division line of Lots thirty and sixty-five, thence following the course of the lllil division line South, five chains and twenty-one links, thence west in said told. thence along some norlhwuilly tn the pluee of commencement com- prising ubout fifty ncrcu of luntl.

The lbovo ule is made under nnd by virtue of s Power of Sula contained in u certain Indenlure of Morllllfi bearing dude the Tenth ally of December, A. 1)., I080 and mule between Samuel Benton of Bonshuw in Queen's County, Merchant. with Catherine Benton his wife. 0F TIIE FIRST PART

*G.F.Hufcheson I IiSon OPTOIITIISII ‘Spoclllllhlltboflllllof. mnummmimmqc

and " , It. leer sud John stumbles, surviving trustees uul eleeuto - of the lute llluimond Iolllllm, of THE SECOND PART which said mortgage bus by ‘div- h now become vesi- ed in the underlined and because of default having been male in

Chlrllfldowl. _ DATIDIIIIIOIIIIMIIIQOQ- bill-Psi“!-

IIIGI DONALD IIIIAII‘.

The P.E.f. Arts and Crgft; Guild has taken the first step lcwlrd raising money for an art centre lad museum in Charlotte- wwq by askinx its members to consider ways of raising funds for this purpose, and also by initial. lng the practice of making a small fihlfse for all its children's and adult classes. Up to this llme "My have been offered free.

The charge is being made small enough that it should discour- age no one from attending the classes, and indeed is so small that it can't possibly amount to very much of the total needed, according to Miss Frances Johnston, the Guild‘: director. She does feel, however, that it. is one way to have a large number of per- sons contributing toward an ar‘: centre and museum, and should encourage more people to become actively interested in the project.

An act incorporating the Prince Edward Island Arm and Crafts Guild was passed in the Legisla- ture early this spring and not many persons know that among the purposes which appear in the Guild‘: constitution is one which slates that the Guild plans to col- lect and preserve the objects and records exemplifying and pertain- ing to the culture and history of the people of Princc Edward ls- land. The Guild. however. can- not establish ‘its museum activi- ties until it has the facilities for doing so.

Its Art Centre program oi child- ren's classes. adult classes, art ex- hibitions, film shoivings and re- corded concerts has been present- ed in two rooms in the liiarkct Building which are shared with the I.O.D.E. Though it has been operating for only a little more than a year and a half, some 400 gatherings for children and adults have been held in the Art Centre. and a total of over 10.000 people has participated in its program. This is a remarkable achievement. and the Guilds executive believe that it clearly illustrates the in- terest and need for a proper place to house its activities.

Sees Removal 0i Land Tax As Beneficial

A pleased visitor over the week- end was Mr. Charles Compton. president of the Ottawa Property Owners’ Association, who is mak- ing his first visit to the Maritimes and is particularly impressed ivithv the evidence of agricultural pro- gress in this Island. He was ac- companied by his wife and daugh- ‘er.

L Mr. Compton said he was very pleased to learn that the land tax throughout the rural areas of the Province has been removed. “I think that is one of the greatest forward steps in thehisiory 9f this country, because it will pro- mote individiisl enterprise in your basic industry". he added.

A former newspaper mfm. W11‘- Compton recalled on 359511111?!“ of thirty-three years s80. lfl which he hsd written up the history 0! every city in Canada for lVIon- treal and Toronto papers. As a young man he had served on the staffs of the Kingston Standard and the Ottawa Journal and Citizen. _ I-lis present visit has taken him to Quebec and Halifax, and he will tour other Maritime centres before returning to Ottawa's. He ‘is collecting data on municipal af- fairs for the information o! tho organization of which he ls pre-

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T01‘ or ASIA

peninsula of extending into the most

The Tsimyr. a northern Siberia the Arctic Ocean, is northerly land in Asia.

Soothe them with

21st.

Art Centre 6° Museum Is Guild’s Objective

THE GUARDIAN. C

and. (Notic e5 .

B. H. Mortlock. Executive Com-

missioner for Publications st Can- adian Boy Scout Headquarters, Ottawa, is making a tour of West- ern Canadian Boy Scout centres, travelling by ali- for most of the trip. , The next: World Boy Scout Jun- boree will be held at Salzkammer- gut, Austria, in the summer cf 195i. it was decided at. the Twelfth Biennial International Scout Con- ference held recently in Elveseter, Norway. It was agreed that the number of Scouts attending the Jamboree will be limited t0 10,000.

Two Vancouver Boy Scout Troops have recently returned from an Al- pine Camp in the Black Tusk Meiidoii-s, Garibaldi Psi-k. which is located in the mountain ranges north of Vancouver.

The advance party flew in sup- plies by a chartered plane which landed on Garibaldi Lake. The miiiii party reached the camp via steamship, railway and by hiking Flour mountain peaks were climbed by the Scout campers.

Jackson Dodds, C B.E., Mont- real Dominion Commissioner of Canada's Boy Scouts. who has been a member of the International Scout. Committee for the past two

HARLOTTETOWN

CANADA PROVINCE OI’ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT The 9th ally of ScpoeniborA-D. IND In 3e llllfa of JAMES ALLEN MANN lufio of srlllitown in Queen's County in the ll|t‘| Pro- vince, Former, deceased. fesiate. To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Constable or literste person within said

County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upou reading the petition on file of William J. Mann of Toronto In the Province of 0n- turio, the executor of the above named Estate, praying that u cita- tion may be illuul for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You Ire therefore hereby rem-trad to cite ull persons ‘fiioiusteii in the said "'2'... m be and apposi- be- iure the Judge present It I Pro- bute Court m he held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen's County in the said Province. on Wednesday the twelfth dsy of Oc- tobor next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the sumo duy to shew cause if any they an why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be pas- sed unrl the Elf-ate closed us prny- ed for in suld petition and on mo- tion ol M. Alban Farmer Esquire, Proctor for sold Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED UIM’. u true copy hereof be forth- with puhlishqd in some newspaper published in Charlottetown afore- ouid once in such week for It least four consecutive iveeku from the date hereof and that is true copy hermit be forthwith posted in the following public places re- ispwtiveLv, namely, in the hull of the Court House in Charlottetown ufoi-eusld. at or min- the store of P. I. it C. Kennedy in Kenning- ton in Prince County in the Sllltl Province Ind st or near the store of‘ Ed Murphy Si Son in Senvlew in Queen's County aforesaid on that nil persons interested in the said estate as aforesaid may have duo notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Hsrnlil Leonard Palmer, Jiitlgii of the said Probate Coin-f. ut. Charlottetown in Queen's County, the day and year first above written.

By the Court

L.S. tSgd.) E. MARGARET ANDREW.

Registrar.

years. was appointed s ‘c 0f the Finance Committee of the In- tel-national Bureau. at. the recent meeting of the Committee in Nor- way which Mr. Dodds attended. Mail-Gen. D.C. SPY)’. (KB-FL- D.S.O.. Chief Executive Commiss- iOner of Canada's Boy Scouts. also attended the International Confer- ence meeting in Norway and was appointed ii member of the Inter- national Committee for six years. Calgary, Alberta. will be the scene oi a meeting of the Dominion Executive Com-rnittee of the Cs.n- adiari General Council. the Boy Scouts Association, on October

14th.

Canadian Beautification Campaign

Mr. C.C. Hoffman hes been sp- pointed National Chairman of the Canadian Beautification Campaign according to an announcement. from John G. Sheppard, President of the Junior Chamber of Com- merce of Canada, the sponsoring body of this annual project.

Mr. Hoffman has had consider- able experience in the promotion- al field and inst. year was general Chairman of the Greater Montreal Beautification Campaign which met with such outstanding success. Dates for the I950 campaign have not yet been set, but it is ex- pected Mr. Hoffman will announce these during the course of the coming week.

SHIPPING Talus

AT HALIFAX

Arrived Saturday: R. P, Smith. from Galveston, Tex. Sliled Ssturdsy: Prins Wilhelm II, for Baltimore. Nova Scotia, Liverpool. Gcrvais, Carlpito. Congo, Havana. Else ‘Brissc, Swedish ports. Arrived Sunday: Spirit of Liberty. from Csrlpito. Lnke Traverse, Sea. Suileil Sunday: R. P. Smith, for Montreal.

AT SAINT JOHN I

Arrived Slturdly: None. Arrived Sunday: Resolute, from West Indies. Stalled Snturduy: Andwi. for Buctcuclie. N. I. Arlstocratlc, Port Alfred.

MEN WANTED .

The J. R. WATKINS C0. have a few rural vacan- cies available for hard hittin be honest, have a travel nu one. Applicants considered between ages of 26-55. No investment required. Write today and we will have u representative call and outline the proposition without you being placed under obli iition. chance to secure first hnii profitable opportunity - - - don't,delny - - - not now while our representative is in your ares.

Inquiries must be received not later than Sept.

Apply BOX 867,

Sniled Sunday: None.

ambitious men. Must. f or means of securing

This is your big information about this

- 1m STUDEBAKER COACH

FftiiM FOR SALE

AT GRANDVIEW

Form consisting of 90 acres of luud, S0 acres clear; balance under firewood. There is IISO an B-ronm dwelling house, largo ham and oth- er outbuildings. This farm lo wa- tered, level, and in s good state of cultivation, within 1 mllu of school, church and railway station at eldo of farm, on improved highway, Apply tn ovmar on premises:

MRS. JOHN MlcKINNON

FOR SALE

I947 Fargo Truck, S-fon, new motor with hydraulic hoist and steel box in perfect condition; also 1938 Ford Coach, new motor, good fires. Both priced reasonable. APP y=— H. M. CHISIIOLM North Tryon

Phone Borden Exchange.

FOB SALE

DODGE COUPE and

TWO SEDANS Your Choice JIMMIES TAXI Queen Street

FOR SALE Y

In excellent condition, equip- ped with overdrive, heater, radio, and four new tires.

PHONE 1894-L

MIGTIDN SALE

I offer for sole on my farm It Hope River, P. E. I., Sept. 2|, 1M0. ll 1:00 o'clock, S horses: 8 lullch cows: 2 younl cattle: brood sow; liens: IIIII Plbwiqthrelhlllg outfit: IIIPIOWI; seeder: curt box IIIII wheels: harness; hay: out: pow fool bud. many other articles: unwi- ed lumber: all my household fun

“hm” antics: rowan

Owner. THOMAS IOLGISI, Auctioneer.

FOR SALE

1047 PONTIAC IOUIPDOOB SEDAN _ equipped with Radio sud Heater PHONE 855 between 2 p.m. uud 5 p. .

- Mg Tu mrike- suri- ynuvi.‘ qi-tfiiig

l.i»..l Iurvliiiufii/XWIR ion "In lrilf§rt"l

tin».

An ASSISTANT MARINE SUPER- INTENDENT, $4.B00-l5.400, Mont- rcii . ' INFORMATION OFFICERS, (Ln- bour). From 82,580 in 84,140. de- pending on position, Various Cen-' tras. INSPECTOR OF STORES, From $1.920 to $3.480, depending on posi- tion, Ottawa nnd Various Centres.

(Artillery Projectiles, Artillery Ammunition. Small Arms and Small Arms Ammunition, Electri- cal Engineerinll and Electronic Stores, Electronic or Radar Equip- ment, Clothing, Textiles. Leather and Rubber Products, or Hurd- Wnre). Some positions require graduates in electrical engineering or pure science, | INSPECTORS 0F STANDARDS. (ElcctriciLv and Gus. and Weights H"! Blflilfiilrvs), S2.l00-$2,460, Vari- ous Centres.

SEPTEMBER 19, 194i

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WANTED T0 PURCHASE

live ol-Isix room house sud approximately m, acres of laud near village, church, school, etc. “m,” must be in good repair and contain bath-room (Militia;

Details and application forms st Civil Service Commission. National Employment Service and Host Of-l

1% Miles from North Wiltuhire Railway Station. 80 acres with buildings;

MATIIESON & PEAKE

Solicitors

90 Grout George Street

Charlottetown. o-Qm-QMQQQ-Q

FARM. FOR SALE.

SITUATED IN IIARTSVILLE ON BEDEQUE ROAD

18 Miles from Charlottetown

contains several acres i,

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hardwood and softwood growth; brook crosses front $

of farm.

Close to School, Churches, Stores,

Apply to:_

88 Nepean Street, Ottawa, Ontario

o. n. MURRAY,

iice.

FOR SALE

1949 SUPER DELUXE FORD SEDAN PERFECT CONDITION PRICE $1850.00

MAX THOMPSON North Tryon

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Electrical Contractor WIRING AND REPAIRING ERNEST Il- RAMSAY, I29 Elm Ave. Phone 1003]

set;

I um instructed by Miss Marlon McDonaI Public Auction at her home at Vernon on Sn 24, at 1:80 p.m., the following household effe

AT VERNON

cts:

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A Auction Sale

‘f <s (l to sell by fin-day, Scpf.

3 bedroom FMS; 1 mattress; 3 chamber sets: 1 park"-

Outslde ef

1 dining-room set; table and chairs; cooking utensils.

facts: 2 iistsiestiiiii- “c... 1

"I85 ind squares; kitchen

and hriicii- en; 2 buffalo robes: carpenter's tools; shove s; hoes: forks ' 5nd other articles not mentioned. '

MARION McDONALD, Owner, ‘