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i ILS. Steel Report

Cl.i::VELA.'x'D. tAPi - Demand lfrom the automotive industry. big- gest consumer of steel, continues to lag and steel ingot production last week hit a low point for the iyoar, Steel magazine reported to- day. i 'i'he weekly magazine of metal- working said output declined 2.5 points last week 10 70 per cent or capacity. or 1.670.000 net tons. That compared with a 15.5 per cent of, capacity operation in January. Sales to sliipbiiilders and railway car producers also are slow, Illdl orders from farm implement mak- ers are not siinwiiig as much sea- sonal pick-up as usual. A firm spot in the picture is the good and isteady demand for steel by prod-

Advertlsement 25 Cents.

word; Western and Eastern . Memoriam Notices 84:: per I

inch; Wedding Engage- every additional .1

per

n advertisements beyond the

occurred. whether such its servants or otherwise. and

advertisement.

ll-gents" Wanted 7 W,

oi

' it. iliriiilvx. ifiiiii Del- Di pr 4. Moiiiri-iii.

rv ileisiire, hours be. i (. meticsl it; irziii t W2'l1P in Iiomicllzin Ccsiiirtirs Cw inpariy. 1500 Deinrlmier Dept. treril

Boarders Atcommoiiated i W TFO - irooui-.ics' VOIAK Jipp", Tl Ciiziibcrliiiid

W. Chicks Hg!

('.”ll('l(S 5;

liilli; Eli's iduis l)r'rrd.rr luis

r 5; 1:1 lnsv

November one ni'.!hon one hundred iii Red X l.. S.

i Appzovcd :29 i'(:mpi.iint. tmin any CL;5L()lllC:' 131 All eggs i.si-dj in t'ne'.r ha are produced on their own fariii rind none are purchased frrini arty oiiiside fiock. l)rcrrl.., Rlioiic Island . FFPV used to:

Crossbred C ch;;-ks. Not t'il'.i' has bci-ii

produce tli:s Li . . RO.P. sired Sllliv 1938. For eggs

or poultry me.-ii, buy this cross- bred. Prices are the lowest in history; one hund cl per cent pullers lWFl1'1' CP?”- wvrl iir:-ox- nd t':ii:'tne-i rents Flqi Ordor from this ad anrl in-vie direct

to Cyrus &- Yiiarintnir f-'.l':i Lim- ited, Port W:lliriin.ii, Nova Scotia i

68'-S 3' ""0113 51", Siljo is7EETsiEkT"riEFi.TFrTiTv

Fort QA7l.li-194:2; T;f;lN:Tl.A(l zinc, i'omplctr- with transmis- sion. price S115. (iall 79.'i(t.

irort' sau: - 19417 s”i.'rv:n ii".

i

Ltixe Ford Coach Good condi-

tion. Excellent iiiniiirig

Apply G. W. Hill. Covcheiiil Road. For Sale

rrolt SALE :'6f(o'6iitF r3o1r.ir.s.. Phone 6492. l

iroTi'sXr:F 4 A".Viirnr.i:'o7i-" .1"lHlS lt15.'S. Eirilcr Wriiitzli, Wil- mot.

FOR saia -VCHCIVCIV-"..IH'-lilvti

Bred Cocker Pups. G. R. Lewis. Mount Edward Road. D121 7641. - 10" nii;N(iii'Vs'Xtv Sliliifi. Hrirry A. Mac- Tavish. Brlfns

rem sAr7n'-Zkioiii-iirnnr HARD- wood prank. zoo lvnivi.-i mixed Irrain .l.inins F.'l'i.”'.AD1iiH Road.

FOR ;AlilI -:1Vl'Z (il'ERNSF.Y i Side and

row to fresiien ll

old Wocks Frw ..ctnn.

FOR SALE-l.ADY'S COAT (ME-l diumi. 100"; iioni Sangoinine. i bargain. sis. at Mristrr Cleaners. i

FOR S.-U.I-'.-lIl.lC(iTlll(l RIEFIIIG-I orator rlrrtwhln for store or cool-i rng t,hrN- (1115 of milk. Wcndalii Rodd. Rronkfirlri i

ii 15th. Arii-i

FOR SALF. - IARFSF. l'N)l'Bl.I'2l nisen cr-12 .. SIi:i.'li)iBi tm lnbsfcr fart. , iziiimnt. or liru-ti In top Cmiiiiitzoii Writr

Jack Cameron, Bra:-klry Beach.

.. ...s.A .. ,,,, ., .,s,,,,-.

FOR SALE-FIVE R0031 RENG-1 aloiv with bath. tim milrs frnmi rity. cxreilrrt. locatioii Realiti- iii”. kltPl1Fn.V'i.'r:ir Bnx Dita. r;iiard- lZTl.

FOR SALE-ONE REGISTERED Holstein cow iiirt fresliencd. Milkmir over 70 lbs, 3 records over 4'7-. Osii':il(l Newsnn, King- ston.

Female Help Wanted 1

WANTED - SALES LADY FOR

Ladies Ready to Wear. Apply

Box 286 Guardian. . i-divwqu.-J-"c. i it-ii. Apply llunemplnymcnt. Insurance Office.

wairncsszs wA?3r'ErTr:?i'Sir.ni- . atcly. Apply in person to Roxy Restaurant 1

WANTED-EXPERlEN('l-in HAIR- rlresser. Apply Nu-Mode Beaiityi Parlor. Applications treated con- fidontirilly.

HOUSE-IWIVES - ADDRESS AD-1 vertlsing postcards. Must have? good handwriting. Lindo 903,1 Watertown. Malia. r

WANTED - HOIVSEKEEPEII, from 8 to 5 o'clock, Monday to

Friday Inclusive, small family. sleep out. Apply Box E.T.s, I Guardian.

WANTED-GIRL on WOMAN liar. housework. Modem conven- lenses. Write E. Howatt. North Wllotshire. P. E. 1., or phone 26-24, Hunter River.

Warnso .. QUIET sr.ivsini.i-: woman. Protestant. for modern mine It Rothcsay. N. 13. Two sdults. no entertaininl in fancy eooklfw Write Box In giving expcidxec. rue. etc

I A N '1' ID - IXIIIIENCID

par. Three grown chil- dun. Width So: 387. Ouardlln.

goiy rs sow wit pruning: A'fAN.l.E

successful ririlrr Cosme. .. 7s)l1Kt g Que?” 51””, M9” MVRFL g There is a growing iiiclinatioii of w A5111; 1) .. REp1u(;p;RA-1-on consumers to lirigzle over prices servrccnian; should have fair 3”” "rd" 0” 9' "l'”5h" bits”-

it nit; Ii.-kR7VI;(.l.SV! Wanrummaaniap-

.'i.'Mon-f-- - - --- -- --------:- - IL!-IT THE NAVY TEACH Y0l'

I E6s7r BETWI-2F.N' 7 SUMMEBSIDE

Box 190 Summerside.

t7raT.iLiitTsT't7iiH5n, isi'E;Tir"oi:

Wdtii lrfiiriniancab"-sALasMaiv T0

sell office supplies, printing, ---A-er---s business furniture and visible re EM"-Y TRICKLE cord systems. Commission with Natunl rubber began to reach drawing account. Dominion Si.a- Europe and the United suites tioners, Ryerson Ave., Toronto. "Om 37531 FMLV in the 19th -T-----To century. Typewriters -rrrr ” so ------- sari rm.-' riuwgni-frunoroiv wanted

fo i S

Em RENT - six ROOMS ANS i goods.

av cncert. Mll'i'v'iev(, Hail. go, quggana ernon Int tltltlh. Oilrtun I o'clock.

.uccrs of barges and l01t'b0;tLS, ihe 1 rnatzazrrie added.

Steels price composite on fin- ished steel held firm at 3113.91 a net ton for the 11th straight week during the week ended March 4.

Wiiieiipiiviiiiiiadii Male”-

- iir;i.i-v-iciu' nor-.

The rnagszines composite price on steelmaking scrap continued :o drop with the decline in steel mill output. it was down 31 from the preceding week to 524 50 a gross

knowledge of work. Apply Un- employment Insurance.

man for work on beef and dairy

farm Reply suiting wages ex-ltoii at the end of last. week. ported to "Da1r.i'mari", c.o Guar- ---.. oVs, "V. diaii

New York Stocks

Radio as I Communicator (Radio and Siipplcmentaryl in the Royal

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Mr.. Mrs. Canada Heading Home from Moscow

By BILL 5085 Canadian Press Staff Writer MOSCOW. (CP)-The couple who for two years have been "Mr. and Mrs. Canada" in Moscow are head-

ing home. Robert Ford, charge daffaires at the Canadian embassy since

February. 1951, turns over his of- fice to newly-designated ambassa- dor John Watkins on Wednesday. Watkins, who has held two earlier appointments in Moscow. comes here from Oslo and the bachelor ambassador was scheduled to meet Mr. and Mrs. Ford in Helsinki, Finland. Monday and discuss the turn-over with them.

Here as charge dlaffalres before Ford, Watkins knows his new home well. but despite recent extensive renovations the Fords will have to forewarn him about burst pipes, water leaking through the replas- tered dinlng room ceiling. buckling tiles and a lop-sided sink in the bathroom, and unmatched elec- trical fixtures in the halls.

The dilapidated-looking ”Canadn House" on Stara-Konyushni street originally was the home of two wealthy sugar-merchant brothers. The building was the Danish lega- tioii before the Second World War

C.lll.l(i'..iil Navy. There are im-

iiieriiatr openings in the Navy for NEW Y”kK' mm is me 8'9”. yoiing men to learn operation headed mr N big 5Pm”s" 1. . l

and maintenance of the compli- catcd radio transmitting and re- ceiving units of the Navy .. ashore and afloat. Be the ears of ihe fleet While you enjoy iravr.-i. advriiiure. good K711) and thei comriideship of the Navy team.

Age limits: 17 to 25 l r u t 29 . for mm with prevmu: ugmuexgl The Associated Press average of

periencer. See your Navy 122-160 nfocks l" its Semml 5”0"E9-53 cruitinsr Officer today at rrMcsr5m”""3 M HHS war advanced ml

Queen Cllarlolm C.mI.10m,mmLy5111320. At that point the market. phone 4913- was only 10 t'l'llt5 under the 1953.54

high mark of Jan. 5. 1953. Thiit' was the best since June 4, 1930. Since mid-September of last year” the market has been advaiicingi steadily. A pertinent question lsi when iiill the reaction begin? .- Brokers agree that the market can't kevp going up forever with. out a setback. Current strength,

Thats a question being asked in? Wall Street as a result of thetsur-I prising sfrciigih shown by the mar-I ket i(IS' week. The market on aver- zigc (".4llllP within 11 short disiarici: of establishing a high mark for the last 24 years,

Lost and Charlottetown. or in Char-

lottetown, two pair skates, one man 5, one boy's. Reward. Write

however. has

Miscellanea.” led many to believe that the ni:u'- s..-N--7.7 ...-m-. - krt is rnpnhlr or sii-liming min 3

S! WRITE FOR FR F, sririiie r:illv first calalngiie Arthur Vrscy. York. Tiirre is slill 'lir .-tiiiiiiiliiu: truck

of Murcli 15 if i-nriugh p90)-115 fmd it necessary to sell stocks for cash to meet income tax pa menu mi; week, that might provl e an gx- cue for the market to start back- ing down. .

Canadian stocks were mixed as the week's trading ended Dome Mines dropped 1-2 and Distillers Setiltram ens!-d 3-8. McIntyre and Hiram Walker firmed 1-4.

On ilie American stock exchange Lake Shore eased 1-4.

Phone 7187.

salesmen Wanted

day.

make :50 in a day. Now sensa- tional utility item for every food, beverage outlet. etc, Samples furnished. Utility A. Co. 53 W. Jackson, C-80W Chicago 4.

Quiet-Riter -exclusive features. tyAN'fgf)i:n'1Tpj;N -n.;N'1iu;Es ""”””'”1 P'”(”'m3"”- 55” of Charlottetown small farm or monthly.lSpeclal student rates house and 10., write Box 291' on rcnta machines; Remington Gundianv sumng pncep

Ennd. 104 hcnt. street. Dialr..:m gA,

I331.

bed-sitting room. rated. Dial 4233.

centrally in

7 x 12 l't.'insiiiated box. rear door entrance. suitable for 2 or 3 ton truck chassis; ideal for transporting perishable Apply:

F. If. )la('LAlN E LTD. Malpeqiie Road

apartment, continuous hot water. third floor. Apply Shama's Grocery, Eustcn St.

bath. self-contained, private en-i trance. at Mt. Edward Heights. Dial 5547.

m FARM FOR SALE m

At St Mam Hove Rii'er..Taxes Due Alexandra consisting of 125 acres of; School

land, 100 clear. 25 of wood! Must he paid before March

and machine shod. Brooki

and was acquired by Canada dur- ing the war when the Danes ir-ft nfier Germany occupied their coun- try.

Hoapllable Couple

TCl'vsa Ford has a l'Pi)ili.'I'ti0ll for getting things done and. thanks to her drive and ingeniiity. the Fords have made Canada and hos- pitality synonymous in Moscow. Mrs. Ford leririied to cook here so she could trricli tho enihrissy serytuits and worked with them for six months in the embassy kitchen. Now the sc-i'i'ani.s are in demand

'DXitY''EizosswoizD

.. ACROSS 2. Beard 20. Variant -339”, 1. Domesli- of rye. of cafe 3. Encoiina Helena. 5. Ciratrix tered 24. Leather 9. Stitched 4. Man's flask in. An nicknam for Q" oxaniinei 5. Play. as i ml (ID 12 Jargon guitar 25. Pastry H mm 13. An 6. Morsel dessert ll; K ld mg I 4 7 aboriginal 'i'.Well (Bibi 25 5315” Zlialllhl .'.ITiHi4.-i no le 8. Withdraw island 1-: FA.Fn”u') 9' pl”, 27 Nui... Saturday's Answer 14. overcharge bottomed of iabbr.) boats Ohio 33. Sea 15. An ll. Scope 28. The eagles astringent 13. Toward i-annia .13 Hint 13. At home the lee 29. Valuable 39. lilandsrir 17. Former 15. Black and: fur- tea Gprnu-,n comb. form hearing 40. Ripened state 18. Synonym of animal fruit. 21 Globe ”Squa1ina” 30 Fish nfdog 22'. Coiifeileraie 19. Spri-ad net rose general grass to dry 32.Rl1lBlYlS 42. Tin tsym.) 23. Artificial - language 1 24. Open i (poet) ( 26. Elecirifict ' particle 28. Bringsinte line (var) 1 31. Great poet 1 and ' dramatist 34. Mi-asiire iCliin.l 35. Scotti:ih- Gaelic 36. Note in the scale 87. Part of n geological era 39. Lower part of face 41. Mole-color 42. Glisten 43. ileaillaiid 44. Back of the neck DOWN 1. A cup for lea

NF WTZS JU

rtinniniz through center oil

and lumber with house. barn. farm. Handy church, school 12. 1954. otherwise action

land store. Apply to Mrs. Vln- .will be taken to collect same. ,

cont Gallant, (70 Linwoodi Farm. Middle Sackville, Hal-. 33' Old" Of Tl'U5W''S-

”” "0" Ni T

WANTED

Caretaker wanted. Very reliable, consciciitious

man or woman as caretaker for nciv Chinchilla ranch to be located in or near Charlottetown. This person must have some suitable space of approximate- ly 12 feet square. This space can be an outbuilding, a room in your house or a clean, dry, well-lighted base- ment. Person interesied in Chinchillas preferred. Must have best. of reference as to characit-r and ability to ' care for fiirhcaring animals. Please apply in person to MR. H. M. HUBLEY for interview at Queen Hotel,

Charlottetown.

NOTICE .

We require the services of A Dog Catcher for the City. We prefer someone with his own transi- portation, but if you have none and are interested, please contact the undersigned.

EF OF POLICE. srlottetowo. P. E. I.

l W T Z S T U S . W P J K H S M F U J SItllH.lI)"l (iryploquote:

More Nurses for U. N. Needed

MONTREAL. (OP) - Miss Lyle Creelman. xiurslngt consultant in Geneva. tor the World Health Or-

ganization. said Friday a trip across Canada to interview nurses interested in working for the

United Nations body was "a suc- cess but we still need more nurses."

Miss Creelman. with W. H. 0. since 1949, sold the main work of the organization is helping to net up and improve schools for nurses so-member countries can have their own nurses. ,

There were 82 member countries in the specialized agency, formed to aslst countries with their health problems. It had about 130 nurses.

including some 30 Canadians. working in 84 countries. Miss Creelman. who arrived in

Vancouver Feb. 4 from Geneva.

Eight Ilenchiiien Of Sicilian Bandit j King Poisoned

PALERMO. Sicily, renchmen of the slain Sicilian bandit king. Salvatore Gluliano, fell to the floor writhing in pain hnlf-way through their noon meal in prison here Wednesday. Onc of them died and the police said Thursday all eight were pois0ned.i

it was the second poison dcathl in the local prison among the lieutenant: of the fabulous banditi

(AP)-Eight

Find Baby Died Of Malnutrition NEW GLA50-0.17;. (OP)-A cor-

oner's Jury said Wednesday that ll-month-old Linda Pearl Grotto

whose gang held Sicily in a reign of terror for years until he was killed in 1950. , The man who claimed to have done the killing--Glulianots cou- sin, Gaspare Pisclotta-died sud- denly last week while drinking his morning coffee. A prlscn guard is being held on suspicion of murder. The man who died Wednesday was Angelo Russo. one of Pis- ciotta's closest associates.

MARCH 8. 1954

died 0! malnutrition and and rwommended that her p ents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gut?” be investigated to see if they xix fit to care for their other mini; Linda Pearl died two week . aifew days after being uimma to hospital here.

Mlleet,

TREMOII SNAKES CITY

KDELAIDEH Australia. mp, ,, This capital of South Australig um a large area of the state we" shaken Sunday night by the reg. lon's most violent earth tremor in 50 years. No casualties were mpg". ed but fearful thousands rughed into the streets as building: amok

L

said there is a shortage of nurses in Canada but. it is "rather rel- atlve."

when other diplomats plan func- tions.

Ford. a quiet-speaking. tall. dark man of 39, is highly regarded by his colleagues in the diplomatic corps. Not many chiefs of mission here are linguists but Ford speaks Russian. French. Spanish and Portuguue well and has a working knowledge of German.

Son of Arthur Ford. edltor-ln- chief of the London Free Press. he is a graduate of University of Western Ontario and Cornell Uni- versity. where he was assistant lecturer in history.

He joined the department of ex- ternal affairs in 1.040. was in Rio do Janeiro from 1941 to 1945, nt- iendcd the first General Assembly of the UiiiiEd.Ni1U0n5 in London in 1945 and there met his wife. it member of the Brazilian delega- tion. Thoy were married in the United States and came to Mos- cow for the first time in 1946.

His next assignment is the Euro- pean desk in the external affairs

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THE BARRENEST OF ALL MORTAL8 IS THE SENTIMENTALIST-CARLYLE.

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in the Guardian Want Ads-didn't we!"

- NBy Ken Reynolds

2-9

”--we almost had 'em convinced I got that used car

we take pleasure in announcing the opening of a. Branch Office located at

200 Charlom Street

SYDNEY. N. 8. Mr. Victor F. Coffin. Manager

Eastern Securities company

LIMITED Established im

Saint John. Moiirlon. Fredericton, Charlottetown, Summeralde, lliillfns. Sydney

Out Our

Way

By J. R. Wiiiitlllls-7

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