CHARLOTTETOWN IIELEEAIIOII

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crux of-the electric problem in

Mr. J. A. Maetean

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........G...... sick and the identification of the

For Sale

'rbTE(i E room sulie. Moderately priceli.

Teachers Wanted

wauran - SECOND class

Advertising Rates Payable In Advance

Minimum Churn For An! Mnfi-IUHIIGIII '45 CH1!-N Avril" 130 Elm Arr. teacher for Darllngton School this province He believed that ....-..--..m......m....l . ' ' . . ch dis- , , , , ' .1 11 1 111,1 1, trouble as heat and mou Central Guardian Local: to per word-, Western and Eastern Locale FOR SALE - AN! ONL 05 iglgzfeggcrxzrg M” Lmyd tso1”veg"1'1'"1thebl;)t:)1:1'.1're1'131:ln cacoverni ea".

10 1,". "arm Aum,1mc,m,1,1. ma cumin, ggnni, 5., 1," word; three cars, 1949 Plymouth coach. ,- r T . &0'l mem let up a M"m"i9 Power It should not have taken three Ciaulfied Sc per word;ol'r; illlemol;ian:, Notices lite per inch; Lists ;l!2fI1(pr1”0::(rC lfxilliillv "9;fVYll"1d9Er2- wANTp;p...T Eff?)-H E 3 you Commhmon 10 Mud), me 1111931111,, moi1th:, 1:16 said. for dthilat wdlclgi Pt I dsiitl n l .t..5p ;Lttr, -A s - Nt IN. .8 e- - . osao ave eenmae. o or on an pr ua er gs. ar s cc o er name 9 e a Body mam. hmlprl undormab ew on Schoo o 91 uppl of bringing 1,01”; imo me pm 17118 a reflection on the velermuy

ment 5400. John M. Mulligan,

of Condolence 84:: per inch; .Werltllng Engagements, 40 words for secretary, Emerald RR. 2.

sl.00 and 10 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of thanks

vince.

N" hN""Vld”'y 5pNngS' 550 ms At the cutest of the disculslon

profession of Canada to intimate

for damages arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that DOI'l.tlI!I or the advertisement in which the error occurred. whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise, and there shall he no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for web au-ntieament.

-- -m For Sale

car Leaving G..M...-...Gm . A .- ---- 1 -- - 7- FOR SALE - ONE TRACTOR 1 ('AR I-E-AVl3G lion T0R”- trailer, 1 iuly mower. Arlhuzw

Monri.y morningz. (lnll 1115) Cars & Trucks For Sale -t7()itTsXl.i:"..'f s17-:W(ls'4cA'I7i.7C” ' be seen at 29 Douglas. This car must be sold. reasonable price.

i'(i'uPs.xl.i-2': l9zt74roniT('76I7i"l-'1. good condition. Apply Ford Gar-

Scniner, llunier River.

FOR SAI.l9-(llil.'lilVA'l'f)IlS AND hlilcrs used purl of tun season:-2 Massey llnrris suitable for No R1 and 22 etc.. 3173.00. Reason; for selling purchased L'ol-i;shlli'1

or Weeks Farm L'hal'lolicimvn.

F.qlllpmrnl,i

. (')'t ' Bl Bridge. -------------4 ----------E 1,.(";:'3'5A'l1s1,;cL S1,, 1,011,114 51,-. FARM FOR sAI.r: G AT sr. l'l-IT-l mm. Good wm.1111on. C1111 1.11! cl": Harbour containing 48 acres.

Near school. churches and stores Apply William l-lirilaysoii. .

:i33'1AriLx Moifru

FOR SAL FOR salil-2 G Hols'r AN!) s'r : l sedan with good motor and new imx, may be 59911 M Mm.111,.i tires. Heath Leard, Central ivimrf, P. A. M1.,CD011a1dV 51) Redeque. Peters. 1

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rot: SALE - 1946 FHEV. 2 1-2- Fort same S nor roisr I-2l.l-I(-'-, inn van. reconditioned motor - 1 Lric Kiichgn smug, (mod mum. good mechanical condition. Fol mm, Appiy 9 Kent Si,

,'T”KlTffl0" plmne l91l.'-,-,G. FOR SALF ONF Pi.AvnAi.i-1'

FOR SALE - 3A TON iNTER- mare, 5 years old; one more 1400 national 'l”ru('k. rubber and me- pounds, 10 years old. Gordon” i-hanical condition good. J. D.l

lVl8('l.C0fl. Montague. Phone 114-'l.'

Fort-sALr:..1o3T1i-oTic.l-1 s nasal,

FOE SAI John P. lilac-Qunici, Grcenvnlc.

P”r,d Io .' ii, llilll i.kc raiiic -- 7- W --n - - inlniiade. A. MncD1onnld, Si.'F0R' SALE -' KITVHEN (1 - 1,1,1(.1.51 board. Apply 128 Princc. l i:5'R g 1'11.1m0'R- A frfmg FOR SALE G 0 NIAGARA! 0111”, M1. 1951 S1ud9h11k..1. duster. six rows. llscd ono sea- (shamp1on.' ACCeSsm.1(,S1 Shaw, son. Milburn Bueli, 25 lliilsliorri1 room condition. May be finan- M' i

ccd. Phone 3198-l2.

ton saln-lssc cirhv. rmsr class condition. Apply to Lloyd MacDonald, South Side of Spring Park Field.

Female Help Wanted ?v7(rT1'nn - mar. IWR GhNr.lrTf. housework. Apply after 6 to 141

glstercd Ayrshire Cows due freshen in .luly. Apply Irving Nicholson. Orwell Cove.

FOR SALE - FOX WIRI-2. J R. Munn. Marshfield.

F()it-shill,-1 - Ni-:w7liv-rncslli: heifer and call. 25 young licll Gordon Jewell, North River.

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Elm AV" .-..a--, ,... F0? SM1'E Ti SECOAV” -"AN" iiamilton G Ottawa. Canadais was I) -. xviurlu-zss. FOUN- g:1l1w2m"L ex” cl” ””d”l0"-L Niitloilal Sysieni. lain experience. Apply S Guar- V giw 75;, 7 1 7.1 7 7, mr 'mmrmr- , djan Hggimuv Iiglt tlsAI-E6-i!)Nr. Maeciinnilia Personal 'AN"'F. nxrl: IENFI-Ll) clm, '""K- i- mnwiv (Tut W", e W .. -. e - ll” plug;-1" (.11? z1.OcC,,.v !'101.E1 crops, taken in iratlo on New RF.HT0lUS (70L0l7lt T0 GREY- vv-1.11P' -- 1.10 G11m.d1;m. Idcn mower. A iinrgnin M iii: ltnir without that 'd.vcd' look -,-ee-A--.--,--?-:- 3110-00. The Hall Min. 8.: Cold like Angelique Grty Hair Re- "ANTE9T"Y0Ul1”G' Gnu FOR 5101'-'li.'” C0- 1-10.. Sllniiiiersidlx; storer--rrgalll natural colour, llrglcchmlsglshglpell Vsgllthor hm: P. F), I. 4 51.39 at all tlrtlgglsts. . '. ill" , -; - ---- ------v i. ....W.- .. 211,15. 5,,m,,,e,.s1d5,'.1 3 p son SAl.l-71 - v mu. ll unjrouacco ELIMINATOR. .:. -71. .-... 1., G s 7 - mowers. 'nrious innkos pricvii1' scientific rcmedy for Cigarette l'lAN”?" "Ex ixulr D l"0m 550-00. ink?" in trade TOM Addiction. For free booklet, writc bookkeeper. Apply In person to New Idea mowers. The llnlli K1113 pm,-mami Corp, Li.-1,, B0,,- Ayivvards Furniture Exchange, 1.1”. ,5, C.,1,1 g1,,1.,,1,c C01 111,113

202 Richmond Si. FVANTEIJ GIRL FOR HOUSE- work, plain cook. No child-

Summersido, P. E. l

NLOADEI) 1'I'l.S'l"l:lA1'lf):i,l'4()W7l-1 :

carload New Idea hay mnrilin-I

I'M. t'W'"lYlLIS TFP0 MrS- M0-5' ery. A few not booked. See usl serizv. 82 Fitzroy St. Phone early. Gel the best. The llnlli 354-In Mfg. & Cold Storage Co. I.id..l 1.72171,"-O;Er'g lRm'jv1. on-S1. Siihinicrsillc, P. E. l. i

Grades 1, 2 (femaier. Government?

lvowmnodlilxoi 0ltl)l-ZARSWI-ltllfi Departments. Prince I-jdward 15- i

lallci-51380 - S2020. Details nb- nurniicrs other makes by thrcc1 iainablc at. Post Offices, Na- in one. Follow the trend. Pnrisl iional Employment Service 01- nlways available. The Hall Nlii1.l flccs, and at the Civil Service 4! Cold Siorngo Co. Ltd. Piionci Commission. 10 Tobin Street. 2518. Summr -ide, P ' . 1 Halifax. NS. where applications fornf-'grALE' 115 )i

are to be filed.

iii-:(:is'l'l7:lll-zlfivllirst-is FOR GEN- erai Duty, wanted by 80 bed hos-

beitlllg. all widths, tiaccs com-:1 picie. collars and driving har-1 liess. W. R. Morrison, Frederic-

pital in modern town of 4800 ton, P. E. I. 1 li' .i th P. . R' -:w-.- - -H -- WHA- 5:1,,,:, ;1?,:f00 lg; i-on sari .-. FROST . in wool).

llaymower. Apply Borden Ford,l I-lnrrinrzton. FOR SALE 1 SET BLAC smith tools; 1 driving wagon: driving sleigh: 1 hay mower, MC-l Cormack. ( H. Myers. Moiitagllei i

month with fllll maintenance and lnuliciry provided, s.'i.00 per month lionlls at the end of each six month period. Flare fronl Edmon- ion refunded after six months service. Three weeks vacation af- ter one ycar. and all statutory holidays. Straight eight hour duty. Comfortable Nurse's Home. Apply Nursing Superintendent. Grande. Prairie Municipal Hoe- piial. Grniidc Pl rle, Alberta.

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'roiTsA'r:i-K-. ox:-: 'Gllu.s"Ani- cycle. Phone 1886-i..

35611 sAI.i-:7:”1ltvt:”l.vhviiifsilBIS3 Foundation A Cobbler Seed Po-i tntoes. James Smith, Box 353.!

" ChRl'l0i.Kl!i.0Wfl. i

g 4 Al" an ron su.r:' 'co'M Slllviti-(:lAA7.i Fm: saw:-lrlvl-1 ('.u.vr:s AN!) P1'0lJe1'ty situated on Main shin, inn runs in ircslicn in July. Moncton. ronsistim: of good size.

store and 2 apartments. ldenl lo-i

tractor. VVnlly Rccvcs. lilrectoxvll 3" '04P -P--P

i3H6N'i-2 srolu-1 if L

iron SALE G TWO YOUNG RI-1-0.10115 ' 11001,..." to lottetown.

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during past week. Phone 916.

i-fscarsol ritoivi-My" iiaizlirisss

.li”l5JeiI?u.fS;l;..'?;i.l.3i1l;""l?.il.i1'f Raymond Cameron secretary- uould be appreciated. George "E 1,:

Road. phone 2805.

Male Help wanted

TA Si 13:1) saiXi?l'

boy for half day per week. Call

3007.

St:ltlor.al'y Grades 1.

l-ilizsilicers and 3. .,

-1

For Lzovernlnent Departments in

s6iT)?)T.

Albany Village School. Experi- ence preferred. Supplement 5400

GxVallf'.lmk' ..P.'iF"ie-,”357'.ll'- North Carleton School. Supple- LUST - BETWICIJJN nAnw1sr: mcnt a500, Mrs. Wilbert Wright. Pond York and Clinrlottetown Albany. .1 canvas kit lint: containing T--v-7;----V---fi-m i'i.shlnis ('(illlill'n('lll. Finder pie:is:- llAN1ED,- 1 1'4 A (3 " ,9 ll FOR call Dl'.1.ziiiil'u-'. Norill Rivcr Svmsheld 5011001 N1 95 0"

main highway. Good supplement. Amelia llaslam, Emerald.

lVA Upper 183, Queens Co. 0250.00. Apply Ralph zie, secretary.

Supplement

Wiltshire. secretory.

vTa'l?'-cl-TIE - I"-'frl"NclPaf.-”F"5I-t

cbTf"is'a"cPri-ii-iTr77lt Belle Creek School No.

MacKcn-

feeling prevailed. however, it was time that action must be taken to solve the problem.

Another clause in the resolu- tion urged a policy of financial credit to rural people to encour- age all to avail themselves of electrical services.

The meeting, which got under- way at 8:45 and continued for almost three hours was addressed hy numerous speakers. Among them were Mcssrs. L. P. Mclnac. Smith Maclilarlane. Harrington; John H. Myers, Hampton: Wood- row Wheatley. East Royalty: Ro- land MacDonald. Souihport; Lloyd Docheriy, Hamilton; Louia-0'Con- nor, Clinton; Blythe Howatt. Dnrnley; Murdock MacLeod. Long

- 's sf”: , ".774-7 "ft-rs River; Edison Raynor, Kcnsing- . wAhTL"T I E A (i " I” R FOR ion; Elmer 0'Hanlcy, Monticello; llampshlic School. Supplemcllt Mr. Lord. Bedequy: Mr! Judson, 55500. Mrs. Charles Lartcr. lxew A1(,Xand1.1B; and M1,. 1;r1d1.1am' A1,

Prince liduard island. Details bcrton. obtainable from posters at Na- wAN.1.EDp-.f7,T”'b Mr. Mclsaac stated that he was tloual Employment Service 0f- Cmomv Sc1l;0OA1 Rp;1yR1.-u1gn not being critical of the govern- flccs. Post Offices and at the Mauimln seL.1.e1a1.1. M1 s1e1,,.a1.t ment or anyone. He pointed out Civil 5':-rvicc Commission. 10 To- 1:0 ' ” ' i that of the 11,000 rural homes in bin Street. llnlifax, Ix ' where g 7 the Province only 800111 V-5 applications are to bc fl w (t ll E It For! have electricity and that1 this "i"T"” Mir'Til'lrmA'-' Mt. Albion School. Supplement. :19?” 0'1l)l5:H23o'lfel:'h"l'l9;2”f

scg jngcus 3450; first or second class ex- 01713 U! - 959 mr

perienccd teacher. Apply Lloyd W”? l" T-V"? vnucy ","d OLHW P.-xlN'rlNu. ifs. Ballcm, Mi. Albion. '0 Albmollv last 3"” ”'"""”l

side. Phone 1300. D. llend.

ARMl'JRS- C

e.xpr-rlly sliarpcncrl. Guaranteed.

Mail to B. B, Jones, Bunbury. TRIO 3007

for all cicclricnl repairs, housc

lvirinl: nlui rcfrirzcrntion.

Tiiznish who took the u'ron;: lawn mower in error, please i'.'ill at Wllfrcd Snilih'.s and l'ktilllIil;Il' for his own mouel.

Willi-ml Smith, Alhl-riou.

R. R. 1, CHAR- Tcleplioiie 2503-.l Well drilling. also National pres- sure pumps for sale.

LE RN llAlltl)RESSlNG- Marvel Hairdressing Schools - Woman Wanted - Greater Op- iifll'liillll)-BCilCf' Pav Plcasam Work. Catalogue Fire. Write rilonr Street, Toronto Branches-

6'.'.'i, London. Ont.

Jackson, (l icago 4.

spray:-rs. The Hall sprayer olit-i,1T1.R3,

lwVll.l.7 Till-Id 311:7 lll'JltNAl'(Vl)A(l.l-”

salesmen Wanted

. A A EN-- A B OLUTELY make 550 a day. New sensational utility item for every food, bev- eragc outlet, etc. Samples fllrn- ished. lltilliv A Co., 53-CPF West

'ivTxTv"riibT:'i:Tx7i- E"i't'l'c"iTFcTi teacher for Bunbury small school Supplement 3.-100.00. Mrs. ilarry

, Wood. secretary.

1lwANTr-:n- I-:WA'(:'ilVlfn FOR

i Ciermont School. Apply l-Jdson G. Rayner. secretary.

iv.-ilxTEn'TT '2” School District No.

licensed teacher. Present supplement S300 George D. MacEwen, secretary. WANTED-T r: A (7 u l-1'1: Edi Glcnroy School, first class Sup-

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plcment 5400, second class 3350 Apply James coffin.

VVANTEI) -- T E A (I H E R FOR Wilmot Valley School. Supple- ment s500.00 Colin Waugh, sec- rctary.

WANTI-ll) - PRINCIPAI. FOR Georgetown School. Sllpplcment 3600.00. Apply Secretary of True- tecs.

lVANTED-T E A (i ll E It FOR New Argyle School. l3 pupils. Apply .lohn C. MacNevin, sec- retary. Bonshaw.

VVANTED - TEACHER IYPTON School. Supplement 5250.00 Mal-

co-'r E A (. H frrori Orwell School. Supplement M50. Alinly John Naddy, secretary of Trustees.

VVANTED .. -Eii't?r”oaAsECAdi1iB class teacher for Forest Hill School. Supplement 5350. John C. MacBeth. secretary.

Albion school. Supplement 3300. Apply Richard weataway. sec- retnry.

TEACHER tVANTE1) FOR PRIM- ary grade Indian River School. Salary 5325.00. Bernard Mac-

moncy! Sensational Hand-Paint- Lennan, secret

ed Tins. Terrific Sellers. Free ----o----- .. Picture Catalogue sent by rctllrn WANTED-T - I E E

mail. Oriental Art Studios. 2035 Lollg mv" 591001 N0- 29- 5119'

St. Tinlotlice, Montreal. Quebec.

To Let "r'Ei"”iTv:”r"": 7l7lli:VAVTi1ll.-"Pill! cd room. Phone 1168-J.

To -1'.a'rT7'r'w('fT misisusb

rooms. B

221 Weymouth Street.

ran Bailll Bay. Felltoll H. Court Bedford Station.

T0 REN - ONE BEDSITTING 1.001,, 1,1. 0,1,. 51,1311 1,e,1mom 11,1. for Riverdale school. second class Fnsilvn lVI'lil(. hiiclicn privil- Almly Daniel Macxinnon, Chur- cgns. Iinzlit-s ixrolcrl'o(i. Phonc Chm-

k?l-"iii V V g g V JyvaKriEiC'l'hAk'Hr1;ii"ron7)Br7J3

fox, RENT M NEW SUMMER ....agh ..Schnol. Supplement ..531l'i. cnttagc. modern except elec- ADDLV Mrs. Pnirick Trainer. trlcily. Fully equipped. Biceps 1gef1:"i3r.i'- eight. Screened piazza. Salt water waiqri-ED - 1-pf,((1"1'.”.;1'1'T"1'.T(,f1 bathing. Rcfcrcnces required. Armin R0...-i, gu1,1,i1.m9n1 54001 Phone 664-J. Apply to John Mallicson, sec-

u.V(;.A1.'ow' ron 'as'lC'r'AT7con"-

plement 0550. Allan A. Camp-

bell, secretary, New I-Londoii. menial: walvrrzn 1-lorflilo - rose school, No. 44. Supplement 1st class 5400.00. 2nd and 3rd class 0.00. Hudson Pridhnnl, so rctary.

i 5300. Scliooi modern, convenient. Apply Alex Maclsanc, secretary.

tvaifan - scilool. 'rr.'Acm:n

cw School.

Supplement

relary.

VVANTED-T E A C H E R FOR

monis.

The new power line from Char- lottetown to the Summeraide alr- port is no help to the rural peo- ple now at least, he stated. He said that the present coverage seems to be the limit for the pre- sent with tho reason being that a sincere and anxious mllnzlgr.-- ment is controlled by investors in tile company who are thinking more of dividends on money in- vested than they are of a ser- vice to the pcoplc or the develop- ment of the Province.

'The existing policy of thc GnV-

ornmcni. or its Public Utilities Board. we are told. is to allow rates to give them at least 79.;

on capital investment." he stated- The situation now appears to bc- thc Maritime Electric can not ex- pand, buy equipment. build lines unless they get more money. 'lhcy cnn'i. pct, money unless they RN higher dividends, hence they want higher raics.

Need 500 Miles New Lilies

"We need about 500 miles of new lines in P. E. l. l0-l1liIV'f'2 71)- goqi. coverage of electricity, I10

continued. At possibly 100 miles a year this would take five years. he estimated. The present. cost 1 installing a mile of line here is nbout S3500 therefore it would cost a total of 3350.000 ll 3'93? inf line expansion. He pointed 10UI that the cost of installing lines in other provinces was cheaper. Quchcc for example was about

hogesilmales that one million dollars a year (including line, ad- ministration and technical expen- ses) would electrlfy the province in five years. This would be made cheaper if the problem were ap- proached froni a Maritime stand- point, he added.

He pointed out that the Domin- io Goveriimciit is spendlntl hu”d' reds of millions of dollars in other industrial developments. defense plants and local industries while we are getting litlle for the devel- opment of the only three Indust- ries in the province.

He stated that three quarters of a million dollars annually for five years to develop the agricultural industry here would virtually Di-It Prince Edward Island on its feet and a Provincial or a Maritime Power Board could then pay its Way.

Mr. Pridham of Alberton stated that. the big problem in his par: of the Province was to get elect- ricity not the rates although the present rates for anyone with elec- tricity was three times no high as those who were serviced in other areas. He suggested that the Co- operatlvea take over and electrlfy the whole province.

Mr. John Myers stated that elec- tricity waa a great way to keep

The Queens member asked Mr. Gardiner to confirm or deny the report that bodies of poultry slaughtered in Nova Seotia in- fectcd with Newcastle disease had not been properly had been found by seagulls. and that as a result, many seagulls in Northumberland Strait had died of the malady. The Minister did not reply immediately but is ex- pected to do so later when specialist officials are with him

total national budget is four bil- lion dollars. It was a surprise to him, he said, that the Govern- ment was running a business al- most three timcs as great as the entire agricultural industry of Canada. The comparison indicated. he continued, the need of the government to foster and stim- ulate agrlculturai production.

"Our food supply," he said, "is becoming relatively less and less in proportion to our population and I believe both from a gen-

eral economic and a defence point of view that agriculture should be brought as near poten-

tial as possible. He felt that the department should go to greater lengths than it does to improve farming mehods. There are some farmers today who are not as efficient as they might be, and these could be aided by counsel as to how to form their holdings more efficiently and with greater benefit to themselves.

Mr. MacLean also alkcd the Mlnistcr to bring down the forni- uin. under which farmers were compensated for the slaughter of

their herds infected with hoof- and-mouth disease and their flocks stricken with Newcastle disease.

people in his area built their own line and get the power from Sum- mcrsidc. His bill runs from 56.00 to s6.50 a month.

Mr. Murdock MacLcoti. Lone River, stated he would not kick over paying 56.00 or 510.00 a

month if he could get the elect- ricity. All other Provinces have it but us, he continued. The lack of it ties us in with the scythc days. he concluded.

LONDON-(UP) The London tea centre received nearly 5.000 en- tries wlien it offered tiii-cc silver tca pots as prizes in a tea-cosy competition open to members of Women's Institutes.

SHERIFF'S” SALE

' By virtue of a Supreme Court Writ of Fleri Faclas to me direct- ed at the suit of Ralph Moose vs. Ellsworth 1-). Bernard, an absent or nbscondlniz dehior commanding

me to seize and sell sufficient of the debtor's assets to satisfy the amount of the levy marked on the execution being the sum of Six hundred nnd thirty-three 65ll00 dollars (5633.65) together with interest at the rate of five

per cent per annum on the sum of Six hundred and twenty-seven 15f100 dollars (627.15) from the 3rd day of June A. D. 1952 to the present besides Sheriff's pound- age, Officers fees and all other expenses of the execution.

I have seized and will let up

orlte Topped kitchen table and four matching chairs 1 kitchen cabinet (white enamel) 1 dining room table 4 leatherette covered chairs, 1 saline and three piece bedroom suite 'sprlng and plate

most new)

disposed of,

his

(maroon).

unfinished, chrome two chairs, with glass mirror. 1 modern steel bed and spring (al- mahogany finish. 1

COII I.DN"'l'l C

HEAD OFFICE: BRANCH

and Appreciation tide per Inch or 5c per word; List: of Subst'rip- ”""l, H” pilcel T""'pl'”"” 533 'T”:'?Tm, Tr? Mr, y,o,1,oi,.mi out um; iiiis HWY 00"” Mi 59'-"ml"'-i W9 N” tlone. 5:! cents per Inch: Address and Presentation, 51.00 cl"'E,lf1fff'"j4ggg WANTED "" ,TL'b('HE3 103 was M1 8," 1ndign,111,,1 meeting ture of the dileale in shorter Mount Meuwk sCho01' Supple" and that the rural electrification '-""9 lm" W" dmle 1" respect to Other Rates On Application Lust mrint 3450. W. H. Drake, Pow- Ewe was not being used as 11 int, wii-iiei-'3 epidemic. -- -- -V- 7--Q-A-W n , ec et '. s The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable L0 -I'Pl'l-JR FALgl.1 TEW1." :1 s r on Political football. The defilnhitle Asks Qllelutm

Annv 'l'I-ll. Loan!

FFICIENT Estate management today is beyond E the powers of any single individual; no matter how able he may be. It requires teamwork among men who are experts in the various phases of the work.

This Company offers you the eoordinated efforts of its many specialists in every department of Estate management. By appointing us "xooutor and Trustee under your Will you ensure that your Estate will be administered exactly as youwould Willi for the benefit

should .be pleased to have

in the House.

Mr. MacLcan noted that the farm income for all Canada is . of your loved ones. We listed at one and a half billion you an gt my of our offices. dollars. At the same time, the