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THE GUARDIAN. CI'fARLO'I'FETOWN

PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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IDLE GIFTS FROM NORWAY

OSLO-(OP)-This city is send- ing two large Priatmu trees to London and Reykjavik. Iceland. as gifts from the municipality. The Norwegian National Travel Associ- ation, meanwhile. will send a 45- foot Christmas tree to Rotterdam.

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This machine meets the demand lot a popular-priced washer. Thorough in its cleaning action, modern in styling, sturdy in construction and,

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This is one of Many Beautiiul Gifts on Display at Our Store

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SEE THE 1952 FIRESTONE

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NOW ON DISPLAY You owe it to yourself to see and price this high quality machine. y We take old machines in trade at highest trade- in allowances.

FOR A REAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

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PARKER PEN SETS SHEAFFER SETS ECLIPSE and EVERSHARP WARWICK STATIONERY

TOBACCO HUMIDORS CIGARETTE ROLLERS RONSON ueurens PIPES

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Appointments Announced

F. T. SBERK

P. GERVAIS

LEAMINGTON, Ont.. Dec. 13- Appointmcnt of F. T. Sheri: as executive vice-president of H. J. Heinz Company of Canada Ltd.. was announced today by H. J. I-lelnz II, president of the Inter- national House of Heinz. Mr. Sheri: succeeds L. M. Mellus of Pittsburgh. Pa, who continues as a director of the International House of Heinz and also as a director of H. J. Heinz Company of Canada. Ltd.

L. D. Crimp. formerly sales man- age: of the company's eastern re- gion, with headquarters in Mont- real. assumes Mr. Sherk's former position as general sales manager and. in addition. is appointed a director of the Canadian company Sales Promotion and Advertising Manager P. E. Gervais is promoted to Mr. Crlmp's former job and

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Mr. Heinz also announced that the company's sales headquarters, now located in Toronto, will be moved to Leamlngton January 1. 1952, the date on which the ap- pointments become effective.

Mr. Sherk's appointment to head H. J. Heinz Company of Canada marks a further step in a policy adopted some years ago to make the Canadian company autonom- ous. In addition, the appointment provides an example of the com- pany's policy of promotion from within.

Frank Sherk began working for the Heinz Company in 1919 at the age of 15 as an hourly paid worker in the Leamington factory. Nine years later. he was transferred to sales and subsequently served that department in Hamilton. Toronto and Timmins before returning to Toronto in 1932. Following several promotions within the sales depart- ment. he was elected a director of the Canadian company in 1949. A few months later he was apnolnted general sales manager for Canada.

Mr. Crimp, a native of Vancou- ver. has been with the company since 1925. He served as a mem- ber of the sales department in various capacities in Vancouver. Toronto. Winnipeg and Montreal , before becoming eastern sales man- I anger in 1949.

Mr. Gervals began his Heinz career in Montreal in 1932 and served there until his appointment as sales promotion and advertising manager in 1949. Mr. Loftus joined Heinz in Hamilton in 1937 and has represented the company in St.

Catharines. Winnipeg and Mont- real. Until his appointment hc was manager of baby food sales with headquarters in Toronto.

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so It seems to me he is as much entitled to his grandmother's ring as anyone. You might prefer to have it 80 I0 B dallghler Of Wurs- slster's. but since you mention no other children, I assume the boy is the only grandchild. It is much nicer to have an 8l'I.lCIt': value as an engagement ring used, rather than stuck in the depths of a safe deposit box where no one Will ever see it. It is to be hoped that your nephew's wife will realize the value of the ring and treasure it accordingly.

man with whom I have never been out to escort me to a high school

ANSWER: Yes, it is perfectly proper for you to extend an in- vitation to a young man for such an occasion as you mention.

' to ALL GONGERNED

THE WOBKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT

Your attention is directed to the following provisions of me said Act:

SECTION 06 SUB-SECTION (4)

Where any work within the scope of this Part is under- taken by a contractor or contractors. the person for whom such work is undertaken shall. within seven days after the making

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owy fields the jingle of Santa Claus' bells, and then you will find your- self turning to look up at the chimney. because you know he will be there very soon!" "But I like best the Day itself" another housewife offered. "By then hopes have been realized. and . . .lt's a wonderful Dayl" O O 0

"I'm going home for Christmas" the salesglrl, a country lass. told us as she wrapped a parcel of our shopping yesterday. ”last year I stayed in town with a. girl-friend. we had a lovely time . . .she has

to me. But" she smiled, "I'm not staying this year . . . I don't know exactly why, but there's no place like home for Christmas!" Janice J. Erie writes:

"These are lovely things Christmas, Candlelight. and hearthfire glow. Christmas trees behind wide win- d Sunset

White gift parcels tied with rib- bon

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Christmas cake with candles red. stockings dangling at the fire- place.

tMerry Christmasi gaily said. Silver bells across white snow- drifts, Christmas carols sweet and clear, Cheery cards of Christmas greet-

8. Loving friends from far and near.

Stories of the bright star shining. Children eager still to know.

Of the manger. shepherds, wise- men,

And Christ's birth so long ago.

These are lovely things at Christ- mas

May they fill our heart with song May the kindly Christmas spirit Live in us the whole year long!" Until Monday - - Diary - - Good-night . . . . . .

MTZ... NOTICE 0F SALE BY SHERIFF

Pursuant to and by virtue of a Writ of Execution to me directed and issued out of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island on the 7th day of December, A.D. 1951 in an action wherein WAL- TER CASFORD (Senior) and WALTER CASFORD (Junior) are Plaintiffs. and MARY JEAN MUR- PHY. is Defendant, which said Execution is marked with a levy for Eighteen Hundred and Six- teen Dollars and Sixty-four cents 61,816.64). I HEREBY GIVE PUB- LIC NOTICE that on the 15th day of February AD. 1952 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon in front of the Law Courts Building in Char- lottetown in Queen's County in Prince Edward Island, I will set up and sell by Public Auction to the highest bidder the lands and premises hereinafter described. that is to say: the real property now or formerly known as the North American. Hotel at Num- ber 126 Kent Street in Charlotte- town in Queenls County in said Province. bounded and described as follows, that is to say:

"ALL THAT TRACT. piece and parcel of land situate. lying and

town. and being the western part of a large tract known and dis- ilnguished as Town Lot No. 82, in the Third Hundred of Town Lots. ssid part hereby described having a front on the street of 40 feet. 3 inches, and running back 160 feet.

fract. piece and parcel of land situate, lying and hem in the City of Charlottetown, geing part of Town Lot No. 81, in the Third Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown aforesaid. and containing 500 su- perflcial feet, bounded and de- scribed as follows, that is to say:

COMMENCING at the division line between Town Lots Nos. 81 and 82 in the said Third Hundred of Town Lots fronting, on Kent Street. and running along the said street westwardly for the distance of ten feet. thence by a line run- nlng parallel to the said division line at the distance of ten feet therefrom for the distance of fifty feet. thence running eastwardly ten feet to the said division line and following the said line to Kent Street aforesaid."

DATED at Charlottetown, ln Queen's County in Prince Edward Island this 12 day of December, A. D. 1951.

JOHN L. BEATON. Sheriff of Queen”: County.

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of any such contract notify the Board in writing of the making of such contract or contracts and in such notice shall state

Royal Conservatory (a) the name and address of the contractor or contractors; Of Of Toronto ' (b) The nature of the work to be performed by the con-

tractor or contractors; MI (c) the amount payable under the contract. whether a lump EXAMINATIONS

sum or in proportion to the amount of work done, and in the latter case give the full particulars, FEBRUARY. I952 Applications and Ian rnrut

(d) the probable length of time for completion of the work to be performed by the contractor or contractors. nceh rho canmvarory not lam than JAN. 19. I751

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