OQOIII (illlrdtuu well; (‘instilled 30 per word;

Advertising Rain-Phobia in Advance

Hninun (turns Iiu An; r-v-mnlmt B Calh- fouls 6o pa: word; mob so per wind; Annollcelelle one Coming ivonu In on

Wnhnullnlon lnlonoringlloﬂeuellopul

use}; Line n! l-‘lurul and Splrltell Olorhql. Cities in ll let mic; Leﬂerl of Condolence m per Inch; Wedding Ingngo- gggu, ee wnrdl hi: 81.00 and 1| cents for every oddltlonll I Qorﬁ; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. Ito pu- inch or la gar word; Lin: 0| Subscription; ll cents per Inch; Add!!! Preocnt-ution. $1.00. Other rules on application. l

for Sale '

i6; sAu: - ire aux. more use. i

Ion SALE - his». rsnrscr. . Telephone ‘JSDS-J. ﬁshnet L FOI.IHI:\'(LFWPS.ADl' Olrriage and pin} pr ll. Good rut‘.- ditlon. ITOTFsALr: - LA!) 4 lh porff‘?! . . ‘ii (‘fill 1

Macftoi"

FOR sALr: _0i.n I‘.\I‘l-IR\‘. 5 cents bundle. uiisir nin Uf- flce. ‘

Foifsmiiftrl Ibxr: LARGE nor Point Electric stove, lll perfect condition. Phone 1166.

ﬁﬁﬁivroim" \ ARI) V; V mu‘

Split Ilultinvfmti. fifw City Cllli. 125 IA.

IOB. SAI.I~Z—-_Q-HAWQY_»\NTI'I'Y 0F Feed-Butter: 1k. New Glasgow

Dairying CPlllllflll). ion sivailiii?rtivxnlirio.\i A Cobblers “Firs: ’ l-libbert ll-ughes. Covehead “lest.

I0! stuns - offiiiidriirrvonau- 16¢ Holst. New. Apply R. L. Niac- Wifien, Pecrfless Filling Station.

You sAu; - NEWMcRii-r pox and shafts. Apply P. J. Sent- ucl-‘l forge.

- can‘ rusrnrrténrﬁiv shape. new tires. Applyt vid White, Emerald.

ﬁr; SAIITTSFI-TYTRONVIT-‘EOFIIJND- scion A Cobblers. Daniel Hac- Khnon. Chili" ____________.

yo; SALE - 0x1: SET or Truck Harness. B. 1... Hard?

I O0. ____,__-;-—— l. IALE -QUANT!TY 0F ‘my; m4 boards sheeting.

ﬁom lirisirien Carnival. Phone 118-14.

g -- 00W DUE T0 hashes Jiuinc 28rd. 5 years old. ﬂpplty Peter Murray. New Wflt- lake.

_ TBA GOOD BEG-

Belcd Jersey Cow, 5 years old. a heartening soon. Howard Schur- mgn, Central B2690“?-

IALE -— QUANTITY OI‘ Iolndation A potatoes. Cobblers um gqbagroes. Nelson Matheson.

Qpringfield.

IALE ENTERYRI 5E C APull-l

b1 range. eonfplete with burner. Apply Mrs, Charles Lord. v West Royalty- _H__ WE - “for: uneven pom house. Modern conve/n en- “; with 3o acre; of land with or out large modern dairy _ My)“ good condition. Lo- ! ﬂted Along south shore O11 y“ highway. six miles from rlobtetoivri. suitable for mar- 'bt gardening or tourist sc- dmmodatlon. Mrs. Wm. E. MM- culliim. Southnvrf- RR 1-

Barber Wanted

. ‘ WANTED

AT ONCE — BARBER

“m “m; experience. Apply m & Harper. Queen Street.

For Rent

K LI’! — LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- i‘ mom. Apply Harry's Lunch.

._...____ .._..__.__4 on us!" - JULY AND AUG- ast. furnished apartment. Phone ‘I61.

CersﬁtTrucks For Sale

Ion HALE _ IBIZ ciiizv. FLEET- line. Perfect condition. 33.000 miles. Apply J. E. Cook, Belle River.

ErTsuoimir. 1n pod running order. Emmett Cevanagh. New Haven. yo; 5A1} mos-Trump SEDAN fair condition, APPIY 22 Univ" Street. or Divine IMIW-

m“ 551,5: isirin HALF-TON tuck. ‘~12 motor, nriv tires.

01m be seen at 20.’; Grafton. fi igjﬁrl4:"l9fiflA u u n 1:317: CH3,“ DﬂI\1xe~ hﬂﬂiﬂf‘ tlnirnster. good fin-s. gnnrI ilflflli MOI” “Isl nvgrhn.lgpd_ Any time aftrr l ﬂqqm-k, Rm; $inri<lmiisc._ Mt.‘ Herbert timid. new 0W5 Fwd‘- Mule Wanted t FEi-iﬁilfiiznsrnx on wonmtv Ari once 1,, mks (iﬂrt- ht oHHDIlShPtTI customers in Chnrlotwlnvvm for! famous Watkins Products. Aver-i s” $45.00 ‘Aﬂﬁkiy income. N" "v. yqigmpnf, \Vriic The J. R. WRF, kins C0TilIIﬂny< DOW- 2004A‘ Montreal. 34. P. Qt .

m oﬁonrifrvirv-IWERTAB- ‘

llghed Rural "Watkins “Dzizlttrlit; vou are .. F-'» available, . m" m“ of 25,}

Ive and bntwccn ‘ and 5-,, h“, M can scrum travel nllffll. this i- vour "Pimmmélybl: i get. estsiblisht-d in n W" a ~_ htLrinv-ss of vniir own F" m‘, Pﬂrficttlnrs write ioririi to Th!‘ “ralkins (‘o-nnsnv. Dclt- , ylnui 2m‘ fiinsvth Si. W" trcsl. Q11"- __’_____.

"a We Clean I IIEOKTIES F '5“ PI-one 241s i

'I"eachers Wanted

WANTED — TEACHER FOB RICE Point. light school. Supplement $150.00. Mrs. Neil MacEachern. Secretary.

WANTED -- TEACHER. FOR BEA View School. Present supple- ment $350. Mrs. Earl MacKay. Secretary.

l X P E R. l E N C E D teacher for Ferriwood School. Present supplement $250. J. H. Mncl-‘arlane. Secretary.

TEACHER ltVAlYTED-FOR MILL- vale School. Present Supple- ment $200.00. John W. Hagen, Secretary. Bradalbane. R. R.

WANTED - TEACHER 10R SUI folk School. $200.00. 14 ‘p-llplil. W. S. MacArthur. Secretary Trustees.

WANTED-FIRST CLASS Teacher for Senior Department Victoria School. Generous Supple- ment. Whitﬁeld Howatt. Sec- retary.

Help Wanted

WANTED _ rwo diets Ion Waitress work. Apply Milton's Old Spain.

WANTED AT ONCE - GARDEN- er-nandy man. Give wages ex- pected and referenccr The Anchorage. Grand Marian, N. B.

Wanted

WANTED - RING GEAR AND ‘pinion for 19% Chevrolet. Waiver McLure. Braokley Point.

WANTED - ALE BOTTLES highest prices. Phone 2208 Maurice Block.

WANTED -ALE BOTTLES. Highest prices paid. Fast pick- up service. Phone 2542. Evenings

1107. Michael Bros. Miscellaneous

YOUNG VETERAN REQUIRES work pointing or my mechani- cal work. Apply "M" e-o Guard- fan.

Lost Found Strayed

LOST - WALLET AT CORNER. Richmond and Rochford. Phone 1621. .

LOST - TRUCK Tlltl! AND RIM between Dunstnffnage factory and sawmill bridge. York. Ap- ply W. D. Cooke ,York.

FOX ESCAPE!) - ONE PLATIN- ism rmale, escaped June 16th. tat- tooed. Finder please oomtirvuriL cote with “J" Box 25. Kenning- ton. P. E. I. Reward.

Salesmen Wanted

SALESMEN TO SILL ELECTRIC- ai products on s yearly guaran- teed basis. Excellent oomimisslons with yearly renewal; from ind-us- trlel. bommerclsl and irletitu- tional accounts. Give full particu- lars to Box No. 506. Guardian.

Ottawa gives ‘last word’ on gold

Will gold price be raised‘! This article has vital information for every mine stockholder and for the mining industry.

Other highlights this blue

TIIESE All! CBABHES: What might be done to stop the chain of disaster. See what is being done about it in Canada.

MONEY 1N RACEl-IORSES? Are the gallopers a good invest- ment? Is buying u beset, the way to horse-playing profit? Don't miss this interesting article about the money end of the sport of Kings.

HOW TO GET MORE JOBS FOR THE MARITIME!

We‘ve tried subsidies. Why not. try lasting, sound solution says this outstanding Maritime ob- server. Be sure to get this issue which gives a special report on Maritime industries and ﬁrms. Useful now and all year.

15c. st your ndwulmd today Yearly by msll $5; 2 yem I10

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New York with his son. Nagy said for freedom of his homeland.

Pressure Builds llp 0n Steel Prices

CLEVELAND. June 2B -(APt— Declarrng that "inflationary for- ces" are “pressing for release" in the steel markcts, the magazine Steel todayi summarized the sit- uation by stating:

"With demand taxing mill pro- duction facilities to the limi-t, a iiew_shnw of price strength in basic steelmnking materials. such ls scrap, coke and pill iron. ls lending an added push to the iip- ward pressure on the finished steel price structure."

'I‘he trade journal also reported advances in scrap prices were continuing in the east and at Chi- cago and predicted broad increas- w in the pig iron market. "possib- ly within thr- next an to so days" At the same time_ "Beehive coke prices advanced in a buoyant mar- ket and tungsten ore was quoted several dollars per tun above re- cent price levels.“

The weekly indox of stecimaking remained unchanged at. 96.5 per rent of. rated capacity.

Russia Makes Bid To Boost Steel Output

WASHINGTON. June ZO-IAP) -5enatnr Edward Martin (Rep.- Pa.) pictured Russia Saturday as "making g great. effort" to .bulld up her steel industry for s pos- sible challenge to America's pro- ductiotn leadership,

lviartin, who is directing a spec- lei United states Senate lnqulry into the steel lndiistigv. told a re- porter he “is worried about this.” "We gave Russid’ some cf our most modern steel production equipment during the war when shg was our ally and Germany had des-troyt-d many of her plants."

He added that. steel industry loaders and Government author- ities believe Russia now Is "only about one-sixth as efficient 1n steel production" as the United Stat/es.

As chairmen o! the Senate small business sub-committee holdiw; hearings on steel, Martin said he has learned that "Russia is ac- cumulating all possible wartime scrap."

Produce

MONTREAL. June 22 - (OP)- Produre prices quoted here Sat- urday reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture folllrw: lggs, free cases: A large 38-38 1-2; A medium 36-36 1-2; A pul- lets 34; B 33-34; C 29-30; pack- ed for export: None.

Butter: Wholesale, Que pasteur- ized. fresh and storage no 1 51 3-3 -51 1-2; current receipt, Que no 1 pasteurized 50 13-16; del Mtl; no 2 49 13-16; del Mil; first grade creamery prints job price 52; sol- ids 51-51 1-2.

Cheese: Que.. current receipts delivered Mtl. colored 25 7-8; white 2b 5-8; western. fob factory, col- ored 35 3-4-27 1-16; white 25 11-16-28 15-16. Wholesale: No prices established today. Potatoes: 76 lb bags, NB no 1 1.55-1.90: PEI 1.05-2.00; Que no 1 1.50-1.71 10o lb bag; N. 0.. 4.50- t75; Cal 3-536.

South Africa To Boost Home Goods

JOHANNEBBURG. Juno In -- tReutersl-A five-year plan for populi-irlzlng domestic products

Self-exiled. Ferenc Nagy. former premier of Hungary. is seen in

he will stay in U. s. to lead fight

Washing

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GEORGE McicMlLLAN Checker Garage Grcuf George Street

Presidential Vetoes Fail To Keep N. Y. Stock Prices Down

NEW YORK. June 22- IA?)- Pre-sidential vetoes of income tax I reduction and labor hills failed I tn keep the stock market from reg- . . iistermp an arlvnncc last week.

Customers hopeful for an exten- {sion of tlic June rally hid favor- ‘ite issues higher 13in in the week

after thrce ilziys of aimless drift-

ing.

The Associated Press 60-stock composite moved ahead .8 of a point during the week to 64.1. its highest level since last April 7. It iwas the fifth successive week in whit-Ii it either advanced or held even with the close of the pre- ‘Pefllflg week. Not since the five-

week perlc-d ended May 5. 1-945. had the average equalled this performance.

Activity picked tip also. total transactions of 4.710.610 shares

comparing with 4.560.400 1n the preceding week.

Industrial and rail issues» led the upturn. An outstanding dis- senter was American Telephone Common which slid to a new 1947 low at 140 3-4 on Thursday after a four-point dip Wednesday when the company celled for redemption by $9M- 3 of’ some 038000.000 of convertible bonds. This move was expected to force conversion of the debentures and increase the amount of common stock out-

,for the Chamber, by which the plan has been prepared, says the ides is to persuade South Africans to "buy south African" rather than imported goods. and thus support home industries.

QIARLUPTETOWN suntan - Tl “Lllil Fllht Fer Fflllll"

JUNE 23. I947

OIVE 5 IIEPEIIOIIOIIITY

I Dodge from the first insisted on “Di-pcndability”. It was llie guiding principle when thi- first Dodge was planned anti produced more than 30 years ago. Year after year Dodge engineering improve- ments give Dodge owners Extra thousands of milee of trnubiefroe operation — add to the traditional Dodge rc- puiution for Dependability.

SAFETY

In 1922 Dodge scored a "First" In automobile safety with rm ail-steel sedan. Two years later Dodge again led with equal-pressure Iiydrnillic 4-wheel brakes for quicker, safer stops. Regularly, Dodge has added new safety features such as safety glass. and Safety Rim wheels which provide protection in case of a blowout-until io-diiy there is no safer car on the road.

OIIMFIIIIT

The thrilling Dodge Full Floating Ride results from more than 20 iin- porlnnt factors including Floating Power engine mountings; indis-

endcnt front wheel springing; balanced weight distribution; plac- ing tiie rear seats ahead of the rear the axle. In I942. Dodge Custom was ﬁrst in its price class with Fluid oil Drive-the greatest motoring ad- vancement since hydraulic brakes end ﬂoating power.

YOII THESE TRADITIONAL OOOOE OIIALITIES...

EOOIIIIMY

Dodge can have always been economical to operate-BIG cnrl — real value in every rice class. odge L-Head engines have fewer moving parts. Among

The powerful

many wear-resisting fen-

luree are "Superﬁnislr"; nu

bath air cleaner whirls

protects moving parts from grit: and four rings per pin ton for gas and oil economy.

DODGE §TYll AND IEAUTY- throughout the years. has matched Dodge engineering and design Earh new Dodge is acclaimed as “more Iicutitifui than ever“ —_ earl: new Dodge has added neQ enthusiastic owners to the ever-growing list of satisfied Dodge buyers.

TIME-TESTED o DGE ENGINEERING-FAMOUS ros oven YEARS

W. G. BARBOUR

I23-I27 Euston Sf,

- - - E. K. JOHNSTON, Murray River

standing. A further drag on tele. phone was unfavorable earnings Iepoflﬁ by some of its subsidiaries. and reports-of foreign selling. Commission houses reported some profit-faking and short 5911. ins during the week. After the

Telephone Rates Hearing

APubiicH ' bf iiB ' " ... 1211's.. :."::.'.:..:a":.t:.°iir:::;:::::.";.'"': Charlottetown, on Tuesday, June 24, I947 df 10-30 A M to rcetaen’ slderﬂnuppiicf“ fTlilldTllr ' ' ' ....._..i rim Eéifrfn fir??? i»??? 1'," §ZILZ°"J.; LETZIFJLJZ é'.'.::r:..f::.": ;;:t.332l. " ’°°°

I DATED this 23rd day of Mcy, A.D. I947.

(L. B. MucMILLAN)

Secretary BOARD OF COMMISSIONER! OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.

TIledb Ilff "upd- - of July‘ lugyeat esgnfanvvet holernuggtiigzleumtil Thursday, the 8th

close Friday the stock exchange reported the short interest on June l7 stood at 1.540.493 shares. the highest since Neiemiicr. i945, 8" IKICFBBSB 0f 226.102 over the Previous month. and its fifth suc- cessive month of expansion.

among South Africans‘ has been prepared to offset the threat of increased unemployment here. the South African Chamber" n!‘ Indus- tries announced.

Biggest American‘ eagle to be shot in south ' western Ontario in many years is this specimen held u. a. Meme, publicity officer i by Mn. Jack 1mm and m: usi-yiui n mm - _

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PICTON. Ont-(C P)-'I‘here‘s no shortage of chicken legs at the! Rog. Nourse hatchery here. One’ four-leased and one

INDIA‘S RAILWAYS

The government-owned railway

three-legged system in India has I. silicate fl

chick have been hatched recently 41.134 and employs more than ‘I00:

and both are reported doing well, 000 men .

MII. IIELSOII

IIAITEIIIIIIIY

Managing Director Of

I TIIEIIOIITIIEIIII INSULATION OOMPIINYi

or cumin m.

YTHE MARI TIME'S PIONEER‘ INSULA TOR$"_‘

ST. JOHN,

Takes Pleasure in Announcing the Appointment as

N. I.

their

i Prince Edward Island Representative of

MR. GEORGE = Phone IOIZ

T. IIAIIIIIE

‘ Taiifon Bldg.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.

Roy Holman, McLuro Building,

a shore of your Fire Insurance

rofu attractive on uloct risks.

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85 t 8. Important Announcement

We are pleased to announce tho appointment of Mr. l.

Charlottetown, Provincial

Representative for Prince Edward Island.

Our Company was established in I835 and is now repro- mitld III every" Province of Canada.

We respectfully solicit businm. Thu S. Oi S. In-

surance Company is 100% Canadian. It is financially sound.

Soc Mr. Holman or hi: Agent: balm; placing any furth-

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