JULY 13. 1950
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cars & Trucks For sale
FOB. SALE-1939 BUICK. REAS- onable. Apply Reliance Garage or 108 I-Iiiisboro, after 5.
poll. BALE - 1989 PLYMOUTH sedan. Apply Dougald MacNutt., Kcnsin8iv0n-
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1.03, sum .. 1040 CHEVROLET Coach. Good condition. Apply 30 Pleasant street, after six.
F08 SALE-THREE TON 1848 Ford truck with dump body. Ex- cellent condition. James A MM? Neill and Sons. Summerside.
14 ton 1040 Chevrolet truck
, 1 W Lyle MacNovin.
in good shape. Bonshaw.
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FOR SALE - 1847 25 PASSENGER For'd Bus. New tires. new motor. ohegp, Apply Box 42, Blandford Lun. County. Nova Bcotia.
you sAr.rr-one "rrwcx. man. two top, 1947. Tires in good con- dition. one 1945 three ton Ford. Both Trucks in good Show Will be sold cheap for cash. Enoch ' Newson, --estmoreland.
for item
you RENT - Two rooms. Phone 1424.
LET -.. ONE FURNISHED room. Girls preferred. Apply 206 Grafton Street.
FOB. RENT-ROOM WTTIT KIT- chenette, furnished or unfurn- ished. Good location. Phone 1166.
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to RENT .. THREE-ROOM apartment with bath, unfurnish- ed. Rent reasonable. phone 2994. Summerside.
For Sale
,.g,,.m.m1..m...:..m Von sun - s'rANmNq HAY. Mary 'MacDougal1, Canoe Cove.
Female Help Wanted
w A N T 1: n - uousaxnarnn, no objection to one child. Write Box 364. Guardian
my DISH WASHER WANTED-GOOD Wages, meals included, good fac- ilities. time oil. Apply immed.
lately Chan's Restaurant. sum-
merside.
- Ilousss-Ants. Wanted
WANTED-TWO-ROOM HEATE apartment. Adults. write '1', Guardian.
WANTED COMPLETELY FUR- nished housekeeping suite or cottage for couple for approxi- mately three months. Best. of
Write O Guardian.
Lost
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LOST - RED STEER WITH white head. Notify Ivan Turner, Winsloe.
LOST-TUESDAY, PROBABLY between Georgetown and Mont- ague, green and chrome fender skirt. Call Georgetown 23. Re- ward.
references.
8. R. MIDKAY, EXCAVATION work, grading. stumping. etc. Phone N48-L, Charlottetown.
nnu: AND sunxv REPAIRS. Lawn mowers sharpened. Blair's Bike Shop, Par-kdale.
opportunity
EARN EXTRA CASE. MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful Canad- ian made Christmas cards to your friends. They sell on sight. Many
assortments. Gift Cards, seals, T385 WTBDDHIBS. Everyday Cards. Beautiful free album
showing personal cards. Liberal commission. Write today for un- usual sarnple offer. The Douglas Grettlnc Card company, 50-D Bleecker St.. Toronto.
FOR shm - ouannsnv cow to freshen last August. Apply George Moore. West Royalty.
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FOR SALE-RENFREW SEPAR- stor, 000 lbs. Harold Godfrey. Cornwall. phone 1579-8.
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FOR SALE-2-WHEEL TRAILER. Apply at Cook's Cannery. Park- dale.
T- FOB SALE-SERVICE STATION L
equipment. Phone 19644 or
call at 63 Douglas St.
son: sun - 'mscr:n YEAR ou) heifer. Apply L. J. MacDonald. Mermaid.
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Ion sau: .. MAN'S o. c. M. Bicycle. Practically new. Perfect
' condition. Bargain. The Bike Shop.
? Ion SALE - 1 DROP HEAD
Singer sewing machine A-1 con- : dition. Apply 173 King St. Phone
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FOR SALE - NEW SEMI BUNG- alow. 7 rooms, with cement walk
' from Street. Apply to 5 Birch- wood Street, City.
FOR SALE - 1040 FARMALI. ll. Tractor. three farrow plow, four sections harrows. Blair Mac- Bwain. Greek River. Kings Co.
TOR SALE - THREE WEEK OLD Pullets. Heavy Breeds at 32 cents each. Rush orders to Rex L. Dawson. Albany. P. E. I.
703 SALE - TW MILCIT COWS. one newly fresh ned. Two, thirty pound sows from qualified dam. Donald B. Macxay. Broadsi- bane. -
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703 sAr.x - AT A nAn.oAnx price. Pall Fishermen one boat 3 ft. one V-8 Ford Motor 120 Traps and Rope. Apply HI?- bour View station. Eouthport.
DE-CLEAN. SANITARY. LAST- ing. less expensive. available year around to all homes within
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3 miles of city limits. Nu-Ice Company. Phone ml-J. you SALE .'. 100 ACRES 01'
land. sixty acres clear. the rest under wood lend. well water and building in perfect condition. Apply John P. NicQuaid, Green Bay. '
POI SALE-ONE TRUCK wagon ' one six foot cut Mc- Oormid. mower with tcam-trac- tor hitch. one nine foot ha! rake. All in good repair. Prank MacNtItt, Malpeque.
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WANTED - WAITRESS IMMED-
lateiy. Apply Roxy, Restaurant. WANTED-CASHIER. ONE WHO can type preferred. having re- ferences. write 5. Guardian. mmmjmammmmmm. WANTID - IXPEITINCID short order cook. Apply Johnny? Mayfair.
AITIOIIES
conga nun China. an:-. tare.
Painters: and Decorators
EMERY BLAOKETT, PAINTER. Paper Hanger and Decorator. call mm-J.
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Toronto Stocks
(Canadian Press, TORONTO. July 12- Sales Stock Close 1500 Acad Uran .. ,. .. 25 2000 Akaitcho 96 1000 AP Con .. 37 19 07 35210 Anacon so..-. .. .. 168 6990Ang Cdn ...... .. ....490
575 Ang Bur ...... ,.... .. 980
500 Aug Rou ...... .. .... 20 4500 Apex Res ..... .. 05 9700 Aquarius .. E 4500 Area .. 12 24700 Arjon ...... -... .. 5 1000 Armistice - ........ .. 11 1-2 49200 Ascot ...... ...... 118 4500 Athens ...... -.... ...... (B 17150 Atlan Oil ...... .. .. 225 5500 Atlas Yk .. .. .. 13900 Aumaque ...... .. ........ 15 1-4 2700 Aunor .... .. .... ......... 285.
500 Barymin 14900 Base Met .... .,.. 5500 Bevcourt ....- .. ..
1000 Bidgood .,.. m, ,,,, 04 6000 Bobjo .... .. ...., B ,., 11 7300 Bonville .. .. .. 10 616 Boymar .. .. .. .. 10 1-2
300 Bralorne ..... ..... .. W) 8000 Brewis ...... --.. -..... 3500 Broulan ...... ..
800 Buffad 1400 Buff Ank .. 8700 Buff Cdn 1000 Buff R1 .. 3500 Bulldog YK - ..., ..., 3500 Caid Bros ..
08 750 Cal and Ed .. ...... 675 48 .. ........ 4K)
1000 Calmont ...... .1. .. 10675 Calvan
200 Castle 6200 Cen Led 6600 Cen Pat .. 1000 Centremaq 10 1000 Chem Res 53 8100 Chestvle 61
5500 Con Ansley ...... .. - 1000 Con Ast .... .. .. .. 12000 Con Best ...... .. . 2833 C Duq 1000 Con How -... .. .. 40
13300 Can Lebel ...... .. .. 18 1-2 700 Con Roch ..... .. .... 22 195 Con Smelt ..... - - 97 5400 Conwest .. ....... .. 110 1650 Croinor
3600 Crowshcre
500 Daragon
2500 Dav Pete 16000 Decalta .
900 Delnite .. 5700 De4 Rio 2500 Detta . 16800 Discove 920 Dome 13 1-2 6700 Donaida 41 4400 Duvay ............ .... 05 1-2 1000 E Amphi ...... .. ..... 08 1-2 13600 East Mal L... .. .. 132 11350 E Suliiv ...... ..... ...... 590 2600 Eider ...... ...... .. 37 11900 Eldona .... .. ..... . 3000 El Penrey 09
Personal
STOMACH AND
with Wilder's Stomach Powder. Many doctors prescribe it. all drugglsts 1 mmend it. 0-A.
strayed
STBAYED - ON MY PREMISES a red and white milk cow. Hor- ace Sobey. Searletown. 7
STRAYED FROM MY PASTURE, one reddish colored milk cow. Finder please notify Russel Diamond, New Wiltshire. or phone Ring 28-141, Hunter River Exchauge. collect.
Teachers Wanted
......:...?..:.: TEACHER WANTED FOB Flat River school supplement 3250.00. C. R. Masher, Secretary
' TEACHER WANTED FOR White sands school. supplement 3400.00. Austin 3. Bell, secretary .....m...:..m...--
TEACHER WANTED FOR Peakes Road school. supplement 5300.00. Joseph Kelly. Bangor. Secretary.
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W A N T E D -- TEACHER FOR. I-leatherdale school. supplement 0350.00. Martin N. MacDonald. Secretary.
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WANTED-TEACHER FOR St. Mary's School. Lot 22. Sup- plement t300.00. Raymond Doiron, secretary.
WANTED-SECOND CLASS Teacher for St. Patrick's Road school. supplement 3275.00. Ap-
ply Richard Birt, Secretary T E A I! E 8. WANTED FOB Suffo school. Supplement
ss25.oo.. Eleven pupils. W. B.
MacArthur. Secretary.
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WANTED-TEACHER For. Green my school. supplement 3300.00. Apply Peter McQuaid. Green Bay.
:- TEACHER WANTED FOR Westmorelarid School. (ple- ment 3850.00 First Class. 5300.00 Second Class. Enoch Newson.
117. Wanted
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waxsnn-sorr DRINKS Cooler, electric. write Benevolent Irish society. P. 0. Box 451.
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WANTED .. A ITAY Mowsn. State condition and lowest cash p;-ice. Alex Rhynes. Welt Roy- : ty
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DUNEDIN. N. Z.-(CF)-Dr. W. 3. Alexander. senior lecturer in pathology at Oiago University. sells for Canada soon to become director of pathology at Grey Nuns' noapmi. Resin He will also be surgicsl pathologist at the Allan Blair Memorial Cancer Cli-
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DUODENAL pains due to excess acid relieved
3000 Eureka . .. .. 1750 Falcon -... ...... 550 4775 Fed Pete ””l --- .. 395 6790 Froblsher ..... .. .... 207 200. Gen Pete ....... .. 560 , 2775 Giant YK .. .. .. 635 500 Gillies ...... ...... ....... 06
7500 Goldale 500 G Arrow
3800 Goldhawk .. 3000 Goldora ...... -.... .... 2000 Grah Bous .. .. . 1000 Guayana ..
9000 Gulf Lead 1000 Gwlllim ...... -... .. 05 ' 25 Hahn ..... -.... 14 1-4
10800 I-Iard R0 -... .. .... 30
5000 Harricana ...... .... .. 07 1-2 50 Hertz A ...... ...... 09 1-4 1000 I-Iasaga .. . . . . . . . .... 30
4000 I-Iighridge 04 1500 I-Iighwood ...- ...- .. 12 2030 Home .. .. .. 13 3-4 , 8000 Horn YK - .. ... 09 1000 Hcsco - ....... 06 1-2 135 1-Iud Bay 2500 Hugh Mai 2530 Int Nick 32 3-4 3000 Jacknife 06 1-4 2500 Jaculet .. 5500 Joburke 6800 Joliet .... .. 38 3000 Kayrand .. .. 2000 Kelore 06 1-2 2410 Kerr Add -. 14 34 1000 Kirk I-Iud . 43 7600 Kirk Lk . 88 500 Kirk Town .. a... 10
1150 Labrador .... .. .. .. 390
7100 Laguerre ..... .. -... 10 14000 L Fortune ..... .... .. 05 1000 Lk Ling ..-. .. ...- 35 3750 L Osu .. ......e 40 567 L Rowan -.... ...... .. 13 F-705 L Shore ....- .. ..... 10 7358 I. wnsa ....- .--- 48 100 La Luz ..... 180 477 Lamnque .. 500 Lapaska 1800 Leduc
7600 Lynx 1500 Macassa 3200 MacDonai 6000 Mscfie .. 7800 Macho .
3300 Madsen 5000 Magnet
3 3 I" re 3.
11850 Mslartlc ..
1000 Man East .. . .... 2 1-8 7000 Marbenor ...... .. .. 16 2000 Marcus ...... ..... ..... 15 3100 Martin s.... .. .... 06 1-2
160 Mclntyre .. 1700 McKenzie
6600Negus .. .. 95 1000 New Alger .. .. .. 07 4000 New Bid --.. ..... -- as 1-2 6800 New Cal ........ .. .. 125 4448 New Brit Dom ....- 94 4100 New Dick .. 77
44600 Newlund a... .
37!!) New Mar -... ...- -.. 11500 N Norse .... -... .... 13 15(1) N Nor: ...... ...... ...... 04
Grain
WINNIPEG, July 12- (C?)- Coarse grain prices took on an easier tone in moderately active
trade today on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. The lower trend was influen-
ced by an expansion of local sell- ing and hedging sales. and also by favorable crop reports and fur- ther evidence of good rains over the prairie grain belt. tg
Commercial buying came out on
1 the recessions but prices gener-
ally closed lower.
Rye came in for some aggres- sive buying by American houses. but'was overshadowed by local selling which sent. price. down- ward. Declines in United States market: also influenced the trend here.
In the export business reported. Belgium purchased 170,000 bush- els of Canadian wheat The R public of Ireland took 250.000 bushels, and Colombia 50.011).
Class two wheat prices advanced one cent from yesterday.
Closing Quotes:
Oats: July 1.04 1-83; 1-2-58; Dec. 81 7-8.
Barley: July 1.54 1-4: Oct. 1.2 3-8B; Dec. 1.17 3-43.
July 1.52 1-2B; Oct. 1.49 3-4; Dec. 1.46 3811.
July 3.783; Oct. 3.51N: Dec. 3.44Nnt. .
Cash Prices:
Oats: No 2 CW 1.04 1-8; ex 3 CW 1.02 5-8; 3 CW 1.01 3-8; ex 1 feed 1.01 5-8; 1 feed 1.00 3-8; 2 feed 98 1-8; 3 feed 95 1-8; mixed feed 79: track 99 1-8.
Barley: 1 and 2 CW 6-row 1.86 1-4: 1 and 2 CW 2-row 1.69 1-4; 3 CW 6-row 1.84 1-4; 1 feed 1.56 3-4; 2 feed 1.56 1-4; 3 feed 1.51 34: 2
Oct. as
Flax: 1 CW 3.78; CW 3.58; no 4 3.53; track 3.78.
Shipping News
AT llAI.IFAX-- Arrlved Wedneadny
Imperial Fredericton. from Mont- real.
Yamhiil. Caripito.
City of Birkenhead. Calcutta.
Irish Plane. Montreal
Imperial Wellan St. John's, Nfld. h Salted Wodnculgv
Yamhill. for Cariplto
Maruba. Montreal
Imperial Goderich. Saint John,
N. B. Imperial Welland. Summerside, P. E I
City of Birkenhssd, Boston Fort Garry, Churchill. Man.
3500 N Pacaita -... .... - 07 1-2 500 -N Rouyn - 07 1-4 6500 N Thurb .. 09 1-2 1000 Nib Yelo 04 3-4 13000 Nicholson .. 42 500 Nipissing .. 90 460 Noranda ...... .. .. 64 1-4 3450 Norlartic .. .. ..... 49 2500 Normetal ....- .... e.. E5 2625 N Denlson ..... .. -.. 12 9000 New Mosh -... ....... 10 500 Northland -... .. . 05 2000 Obaskn .. .. 20 7000 OBrien .... .. .. 135
750 Ogama ...... .m. .. - 1500 Okaita ...... 11000 OLeary .... 17500 Omega -... .. 27500 Omnitrsn .. .. ...... 5500 Orlac ...... -... .. .. 9350 Osisko .... .. ..... 13275 Pac Pete ..... .. .... 11900 Pamour .. 5800 Pan West 1000 Partsnen 16300 Paymaster 1300 Perron .. .5. 61700 Piccadilly .. .. .... 3750 Pick Cr .. 100 Pioneer ' 2200 Polaris 8500 Pure Pen
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2000 Pow Rou ...... .
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500 Do Vt ...... .
5200 Preston .. ...... 140 1700 Pros Air ...., .... .... 205 500 Que Gold .... .. 56 1000 Que Lab .. ...... 17 1000 Que Man .. .. ..... 70 1-4
13300 Queenston ...... .... ..
51 to 00 El: as is
50 Royal Oak 1175 Royalite 10500 Rcybar 4700 Rupununi 2070 San Ant .. 500 Sand Riv 3500 Senator .. 1410 Shawln
75 Shawin B - 9300 Shawkey .. 700 Sheep Cr 7160 Sherritt 100 Sigma .. 5900 Sil Mill 11050 S&coe XD .. .. 500 Siaden ....... .. 10 Southam .. . 4000 Stadacona ...... . 3500 Starrat
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2700 Sullivan .. 5200 Superior . 4000 Sylvanite
500 Taku 2105 Teck I-Tu 1000 Thom Lun 5900 Tombill 1800 Torbrit
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10700 Upp Can" 740 Ventures 10000 Villbona
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4500 Wekuska ...... .. .. 9000 West Ashley .., ...,. 1100 Wiltsey 3500 Winchester 2000 Wlnora 1305 Wr l-Terg 1700 Yale Lead 4000 Yellcrex . 5400 YK Ben .. 3500 Dalhousie .. M0 Foothills ........... .... 100 Pond Ore ..... ....... 1ooos W Pete .. .... - 1512 C Brew a.... 15 Slmp Pr ......
BANKS
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50 Bk Tor ....- .. ........ 20 C Bk Corn .. .... .-
assess 3335587 Pt and J- 11.1.
Montreal Stocks
Abitibi ...... ...... .. ...... Do Pr .. .. ...... ....... Asbestos -. ....... ..-.. .. Bathurst ...... ...... ....... ...
Quebec Pow .
St Law Corp 2nd Pr XD Shawinigan ..... ...... 23 1-2 Do Pr 4 Pc 45 34 St X1) 21 1-2 Do Pr XD N 1-2 Wpg El 31 1-4
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B. (L Poultry Flocks Hit By Disease
VANCOUVER. July 12 --(CP) -- Newcastle disease raging uncheck- ed through poultry (locks in Brit- ish Columbia - sky-rocketing potential losses into the millions - today found poultry raisers and Government officials alike still seeking a cure for the scourge.
with more than 350,000 chickens and turkeys already dead. a Pro- vincial Agriculture Department of- ficial said losses to the Province in potential income from the -poultry industry were fest nearing the s3,-- 000.000 mark.
Close to 15 per cent of the Prov-
ince's chicken population has been "wiped out with heaviest losses in the Fraser Valley and on Van- couver Island. "Estimates place Federal Govern- ment aid to stricken poultry pro- ducers in the Province at 3600.000. The money is paid as compensat- ion to those whose flocks have been slaughtered to prevent the disease from spreading.
Proposals to check the disease - a virus infection similar to in- fluenza. in humus-have ranged from mass vaccination to poultry
import restrictions on British Columbia's borders, a. distinct pos- sibllity.
The Poultry Industries council here has recommended vaccination of flocks near infected areas. It termed the present policy of slaugh ing infected birds "inef- fectlve.
The recommendation also asked consideration for a new British virus vaccine, reported to give one year's immunization with spread- ing an impossibility.
A spokesman said poultry import bans might help eliminate tram- fer of the disease from Province to Province and from the United States to Canada
Tightening of controls on feed sacks and egg cartons may also be undertaken. A
Dr. w. E. Moynihan. of the Fed- eral Agriculture Department told a meeting of the B. 0. Turkey As- sociation that spread of the dis- ease by humans is a possibility. He said that most virus dfreases-New- castle among them-are airbozne.
Farmlrices
OTTAWA. July 1.2 -(OP) - Parm prices of agricultural pro- ducts in Canada.-excluding New- foundland-climbed again during May. but were slightly below the corresponding period last year. the Bureau of statistics reported today
Increased prices in Ontario. Saskatchewan. Alberta and British Columbia outweighed declines in the other five Prvinces.
The index number for all Can- ada, on the basis 1936-39 equals 100. stood at 249.5 in May, com- pared with. 248.0 for April and 250.3 in May last year. From January to May, the index gained 10 point.s.. The steady rise from 239.3 in January is largely at- tributable to rising livestock prices.
Indexes for May follows, with figures for the any last year in brackets: Prince Edward Island 176.1 (105.5); Nova scotia 190.0
(210.5): New Brunswick N14 (216.9): Quebec 352.8 (250.2): Ontario 58.9 (251.4): Manitoba
250.8 (37.2): Saskatchewan Mil 1 (242.7); Alberta 50.3 (282.3); Brit- ish Columbia no.1 (3455)
Meet Stocks In Canada
(By The Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. Jul! ll-stocks of meat held by packers. wholesalers and cold storage warehouses on July 1 amounted to 0.534.000 pounds. compared with 78.404000 on June 1 and 08,847!!!) on the corresponding date last year. the Bureau of statistics reported to- df
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I40 RICHMOND ST. AMUTUAL COMPANY
iiewctork Exchange
Can N Pow ...... .. -...- 9 1-4 Am C”. 5 pay 34 1.2 Can SS XD ..... .. .. 24 1-4 "”" '”" Do Pr -- ..-m -.p- as 1-2 Anaconda ..s.. .. ...- 30 3-8 Cdn Brew ........ ...... ....... 20 Cdn Car 20 A . el ....... ......- ...... .. Gen Elec . Do 51.75 Pr .. . .. .. .. 37 G", Mm " :3 :2 CPR. ...... .. . ....... ....... 17 ct N Ry pr 35 7-8 Cockshutt ....... ...... .. 14 Kgnnggott k 55 5,3 Montgomery W.. ,, 49 1.2 NY Central ., 12 1-2 - Radio Cor Dom Bridge ..... ....... 40 5... 0,, N3 7114 73 Dom Coal Pr XD 3.”. .. .. 19 -rem, co 55 DomS&CBX.D...... 17 um M": 37; Dom Tex ...... ...... .. .. 101-8 :9 Donn Pr ...s... ...-... 2.....- 102 1-2 32 1.2 Fndtn .....- .... K - 27 38 Ford A ,8 Fraser we W G S” W” .17 1-2 stinghouse 30 DOBPQ XD .. .. 11014 1-2 H r ge ...... .. 1-Tow Smith x13 44 1-4 Do Pr XD 50 Imp Oil 25 3-4 :- Imp Tob ...... 13 3-8 MWREAL, July 12- (Q).. Int Nickel --- . 32 3-4 Produce prices quoted here today Int Paper . 44 1-2 were reported by Dominion De- Int Pete 9 1-4 partment. of Agriculture as fol- Lake Woods .. 23 1-8 lows: Mccoll ........... .. 13 Eggs: Free cases. A large 50; N Stl Car XD .. 19 1-2 med 48; A pullets 38: B 32-64; . 63 3-4 C 26-28. Receipts: 331 cases. 77 Butter: Current receipts Quebec
no 1 pasteurized fresh 52 1-4: Que no 2 51 1-4: wholesale Que no 1 pasteurized fresh 53-53 1-4. First grade creamery print Job price 52 1-2-53. Receipts: Nil.
Cheese: Current receipts On- tario white 26 3-8-N 15-16; Que- bec white 27 9-IG; wholesale On- tario white 28; Quebec white 28. Receipts: 1,981 boxes.
Potatoes: NB no 1 75 lbs. 1.50- 1.65; 10 lbs 25; PEI no 1 75': 1.50 -1.65; Virginia. new 100's 4.00; Que.. new, no. 1 75's 1.75-2.00; Ont. no. 1 75's 2.35-3.00.
Yanks Face Tough Campaign In South Korea
By J. M. Robertl. Jr. AP News Analyst
American boys. too lightly armed and poorly reinforced. are fighting to turn a strange river in Korea into a new Marne.
It was the British-French ann- ics along the Marne which, after disastrous retreat from the Bei- gianborder. broke the impetus of the Kaiser's first drive in 1914. It was against this same line in 1916 that the Imperial German armies bashed out the last of their brains.
The armies along the Kum can't compare with those that fought along the Marne. But the Marne stood before Paris and the Allied holding operation made possible the long come” ' through which they eventually won the war.
The Kum stands before Taejon, American headquarters and south Korea's temporary capital. and before Pusan, only decent port for handling the American reinforce- ments for which the thinly-spread defenders are so urgently caning.
As Wednesday night fell on mass- ing Communist forces north of the river, few looked at the American line with any great hope.
"You don't fight two tank- equipped divisions with .30-calibre
treating American officecr put it. adding, "this is the most useless damned war in all my life." (He was referring, ndoubtedly. to methods and mesrs, not motives.)
There was beginning to be talk that United states forces would be thrown out of Korea. and specu- lation as to what might then hap-
pen.
Criticism of behind-the-front activity was mounting in the Unit- ed states. There was not enough
action. said the critics. Too much complacency. High Government officials met
and agreed to issue gloomy warn- ings of a long fight, for which they seemed to have ample grounds. But they gave people nothing to rally around. Perhaps preparations were going forward Word was leaking out that if the Americans could just keep holding on in Korea until September, things would begin to show.
Reports from London that Rus- sia. had not slammed the door on proposals for peaceful intervent- ion served merely to add to the confusion. Allied diplomats know that with her North Korean pup- pet. army advancing. Russia will make no deal except out-and-out bargaining for a high price -a price higher than the West can pay.
Town Threatened By Oil Tanks Fire
FAIRVTEW. Okla. July 12 - (AP)4even gasoline and kerosene storage tanks in the centre of Fairview caught fire today after a chain explosion. Three warehouses storing thousands of barrels cf oil also were burning. Twelve persons were taken to hospital with in- jurim as this town of 2.400 per- sons in Northwest Oklahoma was threatened.
FOR SALE Enterprise Range, used only five months. Singer Sewing Machine. Bedroom Set. All In good condition. Also two brood sows.
WALTER ITUGIIES Norboro
carbines (infantry rif1es)." one re-”
BEAVER? VOYAGE
The "Beaver", first steamship on the Pacific coast. sailed with a crew of - 12 across the Atlantic and around Cape Born to Port Van- couver in 255 days in 1835.
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win be received until July 21th by the Board of Governors of St. Dunstan's College tor the erection of a Gymnasium-Auditorium Build- ing. Lowest or any tender not necessarily cepted. Plans and specifications available at the Of- fice of Mr. J. E. Harris. Char- lottetown.
FOR SALE
New seven-room house, com- pletely modern, situated in one of best residential sec- tions, 513,500.
Writs II Guardian
FOR SALE
Valuable business stand for sale in Charlottetown-Col" net of Upper Queen and Chestnut Streets - 8 room house and store (now used as restaurant)-2 garages.
Apply to: McLEAN c McK1NNON
HAY For sure
To be sold on the premises of the late Roland Benton, Winsloe, on Thursday, July 13th at 2 p.m., 70 acres of standing hay in lots to suit purchaser. .
5 ALEXANDER MMRAE, Auctioneer.
TERMS CASH.
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cow, four steers.
cart and driving wagon;
at same time. TERMS CASH.
E. J. TAYLOR, Owner.
Arso Au. xxrms or muss
nmnrurur or Enucnrioii
' nos-roe so ucaxsan rnacnnns
hdanyhqsurieaforteaobeuarocomhaghoiiaboporb meat. AnyI.IeassaedTeachar.whobaanot-1et8I1HMl& ggneemenc and who would consider teaching for the fordseaning ,...-, 1. requested in communicate with or. Department sivins particulars as to license and e!P6I'l9ll00- .
CE ARLUPTETOWN AUTO SALVAGE GRAITON STREET EAST
'ABlE BLOCK
WANTED
TEACHER for Kingsboro School Supplement -S400.00 EARL KENNEDY,
Secretary. T
OFFIBES T0 nun
CENTRALLY LOCATED ON KENT smear ' Apply: aormn MOTORS Phone 1707 :
Auction Sale
I will offer for sale by Public Auction on Thursday. July 20th. 1950. at 1 P.M., on the premises
at Winsloe my farm, stock, crap
and implements, consisting of farm of sixty-two acres with good build-
ings, well watered and in a. high
state of cultivation.
At the same time will be offen- ed the following stock and pen head of cattle. two (2) horses, forty (40),
sonal effects. three (3)
Leghorn hens, one (1) bay mower
and rake. cart and wheels. gang plow. two (2) scufflers, driving wagon. truck wagon, harrcwl and the premises. Terms cash. Reason for
other effects on and about
sale is on account of health.
EUSTACE WATTS. '
Owner.
ALEX MeR.AE. Auctioneer.
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Auction Sale
STANDING HAY AND GRAIN AND FARM MACHINERY AT BRIGHTON SHORE MONDAY) JULY 17th, AT 6 P. M.
I am instructed by Mr. John Lewis to sell by auction, 16 acres ofdhay, 4 acres of grain (oats and barley), one truck wagon with box and pole; one hay mower, five foot cut (M.l-1.); two driving wagons; one potato digger (Bruce Stewart); one cart; one wood sleigh; one box sle Is; one disc has-row; one roller; one hay carrier; hay fork; feet hay rope; turnip pulper; one hay rake; lawnmower; one ice box; forks, shovels and other small items.
W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
AT NORTH GRANVILLE
HUGH F. MORRISON,
public
40
Having other interests I will sell by auction on Satur- day, July 15th, farm of 110 acres, 105 clear, good buildings and abundant supply of water. Also the following stock and machinery:-60 tons hay, also 50 acres standing; 1 Iiears old with calf at side; 1 dry cow; 6 yearling
achmery: Binder, almost new, Frost & Wood; hay mower; 2 hay rakes; 1 drill; I-lall thresher and cleaner. combined, perfect condition; grain crusher; truck wagon: driving sleigh; buffalo; sleighs; spring tooth harrow; disc harrows; separator, al- most new; fanners; horse hoe and cultivator; half interest in Moodey potato digger; four horsepower engine and one- half horsepower engine; broader stove; hay rope, forks and blocks; also household effects and other small articles found on premises. If weather not fine sale will be held Tuesday
wood
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Auctioneer.
SCRAP IRON WANTED
. cor-pan. cut. aA'rra:iuss.
RADIATORS. LEAD. PECIAI. PRICE FOR HORSE HAIR
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