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Governrnent-llunldipii-iiurporatlon,A ” Securities

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y Alembers Investment Denlerr-Anpoolguoq 0| ma“. S. M. DAONALL-Managor I

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Advertising Rates-Payable" in jldvanee '

lulu"!!! 95"“ F" All: Advertisement £0 Zinnia ' Central Guardian Locals 5o perwurd; Wang-g u; guumqaah to per word; Announcements and coming Sven;- y, w’. n“, _

of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, can]; “M g, ' ' m“ .

of Condolence 84c per inch; Wflifillll "Milli-Ila; 6O $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional I words; Notices of Thanks “d "Pvmmim W‘ P" "s" l" h w were: um o! Subscrip-

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Other Bales u applique;

Notices Sic per tnoh; Lists

end Present-otters 11.00,

Agents Wanted

£15818 WANTED - ll’ $ interested in a business of you!‘ own do not reply to this, We have several available distric where our products are known an these offer a real opportunity for men who can qualify. Bell guaranteed household products. Write to-day for details and catalogue to Funllex, i600 Delorllmier, Mon- treal.

Bally iihleks

WE'VE BEEN TELLING YOU OF l-Iillside Chicks. If you want May citicks you should order tlmrn now. They have for immediate de- livery cookerels. medium and light. and ‘Leghorn pullets, also heavy chicks. They'll catch you fall ms/rkets, and they look pretty good. Get in touch with agent, A. H. Bryenton, 222 Queen St. E. Charlottetown.

72ers & Trucks For $_ai_e

________i._-i__- F011 SALE-loll FOBD SEDAN. Campbell's Garage, Pownal St.

FOR. SALE — 1009 CHEVROLET Sedan; also 1A ton 1947 Fargo 'l‘ruck. both in perfect condition. Apply Joseph Oroken, Springfield, Lot 67.

FOB SALE- 1041 MASTER DE- luxe Chev. Sedan. Good condi- tion. Apply 63 Bayfield St. Phone L .

FOB SALE-TWO TON FOBD truck in good condition. Or will trade for car. Hayfield Shaw, St. Avards. '

FOB BALI — 1M4 CHEVROLET ton and a half. Good condition. Radio and heater. Good tires< John Gillespie, Clyde River.

FOB SALE — 188i. WILLIS golupe. Apply Ovid Dollar, Part- a e.

FOB SALE-ll)” PLYMOUTH SE- dan. Perfect condition, good rub- ber, Also 1945 Chevrolet 2-ton truck, perfect condition. Also Jeep. Just had motor job. See them at Cobb and Crawford's Garage.

FOB HALE — 1985 FORD SEDAN. Good condition. Priced for quick sale. Alppiy Alex Gillie, New- town Gross.

FOB SALE — 1047 STUDEBAKBB 1% ton truck. excellent condition. Peter A. Doyle, Mermaid,

FOB HALE - 1848 1 TON CHEV- roiet Truck. Gan be seen at the Market Square between 10-12 Friday forenoon. 2-4 in the afternoon,

FOB SALIL- 1038 LAFAYETTE Sedan, in good condition. Selling at a bargain. Apply Roland Sher- ren. Hunter River. -

ron sALn-ress norms corms. Fulton Sanderson. North River.

FOB SALE-JOSE CHEV. SEDAN, tzood running order, good tires. Gordon McEwen, North River.

FOR. SALE - 1041 MJON FARGO Real good condition. Price right. Robm Crabbe. Milton.

I-‘OB SALE-Z TON TRUCK, AXLE equipped with wheels and tires. Suitmbls for tractor trailer. Ap- ply Kenneth Duggan, Mlllvele.

FOB SALE — 1941 DODGE SEDAN in good running condition. Priced 10w for quick sale ($500.00). Hyatt l-laslam. Fredericton. P. E. l.

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FOB SALE - 1 CITY CART. BOX and axle. Also harness. It lav- lield SW80.

Female lleip Wanted;

WANTED - onu. ads. mom housework and store. Write AB Guardian. r

wan-ran - wannssa. Arr-mi Quecn Hotel. »

‘ F . so ..- barman oA-rs,

I01 sul " » . ...t'.':..:.=:::.r- "M "we

Ion sans: - PUIE "n-‘nlo innate Pekingese. i5 months old. house broken. Bred from chamo- ansrup stock and is:

ow r fou a on or Rtnllel. Phoz :53 or write Be’:

FOB SALE-NUMBER OI‘ SflDS and small buildings, suitable for igzlcken raising. Phone‘ 1313 or

roe sans: - moon ouiuwrur of cedar poll-l. Terms cash. men MacLeod, Kiruoes. .

FOB SALE - WELL DIGGIB, complete. Samuel Reid, Mon- tague_ '

FOB SALE - SLIGHTLY USED Studio Oouch. Phone lzlfl-L.

FOB SALE — 8000 BUSHELS 01' Foundation A No." 1 stock. Wm. Pound, likedcricton.

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FOB SALE-CLEAR FIELD BIA!)- ing F. A. Mountain potatoes. John Roberta, Klnkora.

‘FOB SALE - GENEBAL ELBO- tric Rangetto with oven; also small Record Norfolk Range, ho‘. water front. Phone 668.

FOB SALE-CHOICE BUILDING Lots. $300.00 up. Stewart Mac- Kay.

YOB SALI- C8010! WOBK snare, '1 years. Hugh MacKin- non, Pleasant Valley.

FOR SALE -- ONE EACH WATEB Wheel, thinly inch. Water Wheel twenty inch. Water Wheel, twenty three inch. General Motors Elec- tric Motor three phase, 35 l-l. P. Everett D. Ives 6e 09., North Tryon. P. E. Island.

BOB SALE-REGISTERED DUAL Purpose Shorthorn Bull, c 13 months. Also it. ton internalizati- e1 Truck $300.00. Stanley Hurry.

FOB EHLE — LOTS. OUT ST. Peters Highway. Phone 983-3.

FOB SALE-AT BANGOR, P. B. l. Farm and Shingle Mill. , Arpply Cam. MacDougail on premises.

‘FOR SALE — l YEAR OLD MARE. Percheron. $100.00. ‘ Also nine sheep, 12 lambs. Apply John Doyle, 'H\l-i’lUei‘ River. - i

FOB SAL! - ONE BOX. TOP Singer Sewing Machine. Good

-condition. Arpply G Beyueld Street. Phone 1900. .

FOB SALE - LOBSTER CRATE Shocks‘. Fish Barrels. Potato Bar- rels and Potato Grate Shocks. The Island Box s. Barrel Co, Ltd., St. Eleonora. P. E. I.

FOB IMMEDIATE SALE 02 VOLT Deico light plant with‘ radio and washer; if desired. Stephen Hues- tia, North Carleton.

F011" SALE-LUMBER, BOARDS and acantllng, windows and doors ln stock and made to order. Bag- nali'a Mill. Hunter River.

BABN FOB SALE - IN GOOD condition. Apply Mrs. Grace Harding, Kensington.

FOR SALE -» ELECTRIC BANG- ette used 5 months. 01‘ -" Drive. ' '

FOR HALE — PURE BRID W121i

lllele llelp Wanted.

A WANTED - axraarsncno MAN

M farm work, Married preferred . Good house with electricity. Lloyd Webster, Central masque.

I-Wfi-Wlsn SALESMAN TO hlndie new line of Herod-Painted $188. Sensational faslrseillng item, No special connections needed, Sells on sight to customer, Gqod 1W1!!! assured. No competition. Rush reply for free catalogue u, Oriental Art‘ Studios, 2021 st, Timothee, Montreal, Quebec.

wANrno MAN TO DRIVE TBUCK and work around mill. BagnalYs Mill. Hunter River.

176cm MAN WANTS TO TAKE violin lessons. Anyone mine“. ed‘! Phone 2050-1...

liurserl 4 Steel

STRAWBERRY PLANTS AND raspberry canes, Premier, $13.0 hundred. by mail. $11.50 thous- and. Dunlap, e150 hundred, $10.00 thousand, Respite a] canes 84-00 hundred. this. Balderston, Southport.

PLANT A HEDGE - BEIBYS now ‘for Spring delivery - ex- tremely hardy — quick growing Chinese Elm — will grow two feet the first year — enough plants (25) to plant 25 feet Special price 25 plants for $2.98, 12 inch size;- Write for New Free Pull Colour Garden Guide. Breokdale - Kingsway Nurseries, Bowman- ville. Ontario.

STBAWBEBRY PLANTS, PREM- ier, $1.75 hundred, by mail $12.50 thousand. Dunlap $1.50 hundred, $10 thousand. W. Earl Balderston. Southport.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS - PREM- iefe 81.75 hundred by mail_-$l250 thousand. Dunlap $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thousand. Large Gladiolus mixed colors, B0 cents per dozen. Poet paid. P. l... Smallwood. P. O. Box 45, Charlottetown.

FOB SALE - DUNLAP STRAW- berry ‘Plants. May and June de- livery. $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thou- sand. W. B. Creed. Highfleld.

FOB SALE — PLANTS PREPAID. Strawberry: Dunlap. Improved Dunlap, Dorsett. Warfield and Premier. $1.50 per 100. $12.00 per 1000. Raspberry? Cuthbert, Lloyd George, Newberg, Taylor, Trent. Rideau and Viking. $4.00 per l00. $35.00 per 1000 All inspected. chemically treated, selected. trim- med and packed to grow. Our Government inspecto have

stood amazed and marvelied at sight and flavor of our fntits. M. Watterworth, Montague.

Painters and Decorators

HDWTEBS AND PAPER HANG- ers. Phone 3599-J. J. S. LeClalr k Son.

Personal

FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMBAOO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Hut Penetrating Glory Oil At your Drusgist.

To Let

T0 LET-JFUBNISHED BED-SIT- tlng room, suitable for two; 215 King St.

‘FOR BENT — TWO ROOMS, Centrally located. Phone 1100-1...

FOR. RENT - SEVERAL ROOMS or Apartments as desired. 13 Pleasant Street.

Typewriters

POBTADLE — TYPEWBITERS —

See the New Remington. Two tone grey finish. Big machine performance. Cash or term:

Remington Rand Ltd" 134 Rich- mond Street. Phone 2711.

ilenetlsn Blinds

‘Pekin Duck Eggs. $150 Bodford Kennedy, Bradnlbane.

FOB SALE - DOOR-S, WINDOWS. wallboard, veneer, maeonite, flooring siding. shingles, sheath- ing, roofing and brick. Mac- Kenzieh Mills, Montague, PpO. Box 330.

Found

FOUND - s CAB KEYS. (LIN- coin Mercury). Apply Guardian 081cc. "

Earn ldseiinerl

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ILSUBY - DISSILL WAGONS. Manure Bf» odors. Flows, Judson Soweto. Disc l-larrows, now ready

- for delivery.» Hell Mfg. 0o. J. J- Mustard, 1U Kent Street.

PLANS’! II. _,SIIDIIS, COWS -

all size seeds from a bean to

‘turnip seed; Irreitheryrowe or hills.’ Price 123.05. 0n esie at 12s Kematreet. Charlottetown. J. J. turd. < '

roo nun-rm vsuucx °

Tractor and hector Plow. Model A stationery engine with pulley and grain yon-usher. Gregor Mao- Osllnn, Srackley Poi-pt

nonca m saunas» IIAVI

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Ion f JIW v m less. n»... AK???" ‘u. ’ Willi" "WY A S" l" "i" --' h * ; tractor rztlltlltb spread- mhlu gin-on conning an; ‘hone

I ' iin . ‘ from drills: was :-

fll_l‘lguey,-._v‘ n oadem‘ uses ear-t on: and - - c ‘u . a vi m. =

VENETIAN BLINDS - HAROLD Clark. Phone 15234. hes hang- are with every blind.

T0 LliiTs-LABGE FRONT BOOM. first floor, called 2107-J after 5 evenings.

Wastes

WANTED-ALI BOTILEa up service. Phone 2M2 Evenings i101. Michael Bros.

WANTED -- SUMMER OOTIAGE near City. Two or three rooms. Apply Box 60?. Guardian.

BAGS — BUYING GOOD USED

Feed Bags free of holes. We pay freight on lots one One Hundred or more. P. L. Morris, Kinkora

WANTED — GIBL TO EBABS Apartment with two other girls. Apply 2 l-liiieboro Street. between 5;!) and 6.30.

Work Wanted

BAL TBUOBING. YARDS and cellars cleaned. Phone ‘ISO-L.

WOBK WANTED - YOUNG MAN wants work on farm. Apply Ilohn Duncan oars Sacred Heart Home.

THE __G_UARDtAN,_Ui-IARLOTTETOWN For Real lleatt -+ Phone 2411+ iisk For “Princess” Top Quality j0ld $YiiiiEY Goal all n-

A. PICKARD and COMPANY 1.1mm»

U. Air Force Issues Report 0n Flying Saucers

John Donn, 12, of Collins Bay villbfl. six miles west of Kings- iim. Ont" by his alertness! and speedy action saved hundreds of passengers in a lbronto-to-Mon- lreai C. N. R. train from possible

disaster. Minutes before the "Fly-é

or” was scheduled to pass through Collins Bay. John. noticed a piece‘ of rail. several inches long and broken from the track. He ran 500 yards to the village railway elation. Unable to locate the sta- tionmaatcr. he found his school mate. George Boswell. 16. non of n railway sectiomnnn. Alex Boo- weii. George brought his father, who picked up flares and I. Ihg and ran three-quarters of a mile west along the track. He flagged the train which screeched ‘to a halt a few feet from the broken rail.

Nutritional Ailments 0i Turkey Puuits

(Experimental Farm News)

Nutritional ailments caused by vitamin deficiencies should be rei- atlvely unoornrnon in turkey poults brooded on litter covered floors. provided e. well-balanced starter mash i; fed. says 11.1. MacGregor. Dominion Experimental Station, Swift Current, Sack. There are, however, conditions when nutritiou- al ailments do make an appear- ance. Experience has shown that many of the nutritional a.i'i1nents. body deformities and susceptibility to disease which are noted in hali- grown and mature turkeys are a result of an inadequately balanced diet during the weeks immediately following the actual brooding per- iod it is n. serious mistake to as- sumo that the diet of young grow- ing turkeys does not require as much careful planning as it did during the starting period. The re- quirement of rapidly growing young turkeys for proteins, miner- als and vitamins are relatively high and if good sound bodies. free from skeletal deformities are to be de- veloped these dietary factors must be supplied throughout the growing period.

Some of the nutritional ailments which may make their appfarancc are:

Stervntiml — Many young poults which have been too long without feed, or were weak at hatching time, have difficulty in learning to eat and drink. This can-b: over- cct-ne by spending considerable time with the poults during the first few days to see that they gel every opportunity to loam to mt and drink. Each poulr should be given s. drink and a mouthful c-f feed as it is placed under the hover. Nuan- erous feeders should be scattered about under the hover so that the poults are never very far from feed. Whole flaked rolled oats. finely cropped greens and glass m-ar-bles scattered on the fccd all ‘help to attract attention to it. Keyes type egg case fillers cut in half and well filled with feed can be used for the first few days.

Eating Litter ~ Poults occasion- ally got the habit of eating l.ttc'.-, which may fill the digestive system. This can be overeolne by a plentiful supply of feeders and by covering the litter for the first few days with opened-out sacks.

Pressure Necrosis-flute ailment is commonly referred to as "Coking up of the Beak." Particles of the starter mash build u-p on both the upper and lower beak making it almost impossible for the pouits to eat Work at the Dominion Ex- perimental Station. Swift Ourrent seals. has indicated that this prob- lem is largely the result of the cereal grain portion of the starter mash being ground too finely.

Dermatitis — This nutritional ail- ment shows lrp as a cracking and a formation of encrusistlons at the angles of the mouth and on the

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By ELTON C. FAY

WASHINGTON, April 2B —(AP) —'lue United States Air Force said officially today the flying saucers “are not a joke."

But in" the same breath, the Air Force said it is convinced frcm early two years of careful study hat there are "no alarm- ing prooabilitles" in the mysteri- ous aerial manifestations. '

A paper prepared by the intel- iigence division of the Air Ma- teriel command at-Wright-Pat- tea-son Field, Ohio, declares:

"Many of the incidents already have answers-meteors. balloons, falling stars, birds in flight, teat- ing devices, em some of ‘them still end in question marks."

The paper added that the "cor- rect tagging oi’ the remaining percentage is shill the job of pro-

ject ‘Saucer,’ of the intelligence division. The paper, based on the long

Air Force study, became available today. It reviews. in detail, many of the hundreds of reports of strange flying discs and other ob- jects.

It notes that, directly or in- directly, three persons investigat- ing flying saucer reports have died in aircraft accidents. Two we're killed in the crash of a. plane carrying What’. later proved to be scraps of material used in a hoax.

‘The third. a National Guard pilot flying over Kentucky, pur- sued to a high attitude what he described on his radio as an ob- ject “round like a tear drop" and flying fast and high. ‘His body was found later in the wreckage oi’ his plane. The Air Force de- cided he had collapsed from lack of oxygen and died before his plane crashed to the earth.

‘Ilhe paper said the possibilities that the saucers are forgign air- craft have been considered.

The investigators also considered -but dismissed-some other and even less likely possibilities, like this:

1. Visitors from Mars-dismiss- ed because although that planet is believed by some astronomers possibly capable of supporting life. it appears to be relatively desolate and inhospitable. Hence "a Martian race would be more

occupied with survival than we are on earth." 2. Visits bv "some sort of

strange extra-terrestrial animals." The paner says “many of the ob- jects described acted more like animals than anything else.” But- ihadds, "there are few reliable reoprla of extra-terrestrial anim- als.’

around the eyes. This is believed to be caused by a deficiency of cer- tain vitamin factors. It is seldom a problem in floor brooded pouiis but has besn occasionally noted. Where possible the poults should be ranged out on fresh young green feed, if this is not possible fresh young gTEQn feed should be finely chopped and sprinkled over the mash each day.

' Perosis -— T"his is corrtnncnly known as “slipped tendon". 'l'.'he leg from the hock down is twisted sideways so that the bird is unable to walk properly. There is no cure once the ailment has reached this stage. This nutritional ailment is the result of a combination of a large number of dietary factors and usually does not show up until the birds are 6 to 7 weeks of age A few of the known causes for this ailment are too high ,a phosphorus contentin the starter ration. a dc- ficicncy oi’ manganese and or choline. This oilment is much less common today than it was a. few years ago.

In order to reduce the incklcnce oi’ deficiency ailments oi’ turkey poults. it is necessary to feed an adequate diet to the turkey hens which lay the eggs. Good diets for both poulis and breeders should contain two or more cereal grains. fish meal. meat meal, milk powder. soybean oil meal. wheat bran. ground limestone. dried greens. iodised salt, manganese sulphate.

Hill SALE

1 1989 NASH SEDAN .~ 1 1944 S-ton FORD muons with Hydraulic Hoist,

Steel Box. 1 BUILDING 30x50—Must be moved. 1 TRACTOR R. GREENEPS GARAGE St. Peter's Road Phone 1786-1.

roe SALE A

TRUCK — Two-ton Mer- cury, i946 model. Good condition. Complete with dual wheels, 3-ion springs, heater, stout, covered-in box body, 6' x i0’ x 6' high. See daily or noun q] Crockett and §torey Ltd.

‘I34 Kent Sin,

Phone 834 i

Charlottetown. Centrally io-

days.

APP|y=-' JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON ' Barristers

Farm For Sale

AT MEADOWBANK I00 ocres, 80 cleor Good stoic of cultivation. N. C. MocFodlyen Phone 26i7-L 86 Edward Street, Charlottetown ----—__-__

‘high potency fortified fish oil. riboflavin if nscessa y. and dried brewers yeast. Good pasture is an excellent supplement for any diet and should be supplied if at all possible. ‘

The increased interest in cen- finement rearing of turkeys is ai- most certain to increase the incid- ents oi nutritional ailments in growing turkeys. It has been shown that diets which were adequate for poults reared on range may not be adequate for poults and growing turkeys reared in complete con- finement.

OFFICIAL ERROR

REiGlINA ~ (OP) -—0ne illu- stration in "Canada, 1949" issued by the Dominion bureau of statist- ics, showing trolley buses and street-cars side by side "ln the downtown district of Edmonton. Alta." is claimed by Rieginans The business places are all to be found

on Regina's Eleventh avenue. So are the vehicles.

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FOR SALE i947 MONARCH SEDAN Built-in Radio and Heofer

Low mileage.

Con be seen of 29 Elm Ave., Phone 2534

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‘ "m"!!! sleigh with box;

House For Sale o-

COFinO residential property in ‘a '°°"“ °“ 3"‘ "M" 4 m" ""1 M"! on 2nd floor: .3

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AUCTION SALE

rsmmserueosasyamnsumssub Pubil A u - dance sever-a some e t . ' ° u” ‘m ‘t u‘ M‘ following stock and Julpnsz-rls-t: on weaned.’ u” “h d” o’ M" u“

S work horses. ranging

Sherthorn-Guernsoy trade, in u” "on a m u ya"; a muk cow.’

6 veers old. froshoned in February, ma; 1

h _ elfer 2% years old, Guernsey-Jersey grade, freshen in May; s hells", 1g

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