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Payable In Advance

Western and Itaatarn In Melnorlain Notices Me per Wedding Eu-

Iiyrders Wanted ;

WAN'IIE;)—A noaitiiniz IN rm.‘

Painters and liet_;gr_ators

FOR DECORATIIVG AND PAINT-

vaic ii-.'nie. uerit.cin:iii prrforred ; mg Ph;‘ue 15_]_-_~0 Mu,-,3‘, 'I8ICps‘i0lle H16. 1' H._“-bout ‘ PAINTING. DECORATING.‘

. Baby Sitters BEI..IABI.!s‘_\‘.'O_ \:: WANTS JOBi as Ba-by Siilet‘. Phone 2758-J. 1

cars 4 irticds For Sale

'03 flfllj — 1941 CHEVROLET 1|‘ in good crnditioii. Phone 28S5'LJ. £31-“on SALE a. 1031 DODGE. AP- . ply 8'._- telling Street. between 3

and 7 P. M.

‘ FOR SALE — ll)-l7 IIALF-'I‘0.\‘ Chevrolet. perfect condition. Ap- ply 78 Biiyiieltl-Si.

FOR. SALE — Two LATE MODEL Dodges. Priced to go. Apply l:‘.. I-‘rank Acorn.

'. FOR SALE — 1934 cnnvnofizi

~_ Sedan. lleater. good tires. Price

» $150.00. Ivan Bowness, Kensing- ton.

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For Sale .

‘Fol 8ALl.1—2 I~‘lf.ESH CALVE; Apply Ernest McDonald. York. I

. ._________—_——— 3 Iron SALE —— 1941 I’I-IILCO COM- blnatlon Radio. Shaw. 1119-J.

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FOR SALE — 3 BURNER PER-

fection Oil stove. Suitable for Summer cottage. Phone 1413.

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

v FOR. Vincent R. R. 5.

P::

:..!‘oIl SALE — 1 TRUCK PLAT-

form and rocks 7 by 13 ft. Enoch

. Ne-wson. Westmoreland. Phone ' 7-22, Crapaud.

.___.___—..————.—— __I'oit SALE AT UIGG — House and barn and henhouse. in SW3 repair. with five acres of good land. Apply Mrs. K. Gillis. ‘Uigg.

.___.__.__.—j———— FOR SALE — ONE HORSE. 8 years old. One Cultivator used two years. One spring tooth har-

SALE — OOLLIE PUPS. McAdam, Docn-agh.

row. Harry Ford, Brsokley Beach. tron SALE — 6-ROW. RA!-L

sprayer. double boom top. used two years. Can be seen at Hil- lard Moass.-‘s. Freetown. Ken- sington muipment Co.

COTTON FLOUR BAGS FOR Tcwelllng and Sheeting Plain No printing. Size 42" by 36“ Price $2.75 per dozen. Prepaid. John Ross and sons. Truro. Nova Scotls.

For llont

T0 LE’l'—0NE LARGE FRONT room. ground floor. Phone 2107-J.

—

I‘0 LE'l‘—FURNISHED ROOM. suitable for light housekeeping. Phone 1424.

FOR RENT — COMFORTABLE furnlslicd room. Central. In pri- vate family. Suitable for girl or gentleman. Write Box 114, Guard-

‘ ian.

rem-... Ileln Wanted

WAN'l‘ED—GIRL FOR GENERAL house\\'oi'k. No cooking. Apply 59 Hillsboro.

WANTED \VORKIl\'G HOUSE- kcepcr. Apply Mrs. Bell at Mil- lon's Old Spiiin.

GIRL \'.'AN‘I‘liI) FOR. LIGHT housework. All modorn conven- iences. Pleasant pziiticn for the right p:irl_\'. in villdge of Kin- kora, Write Mzs. W. E. Mac- Guigan, Kll’lkC1’i'l.

Houses Ants. Wanted

rwo ADULTS WANT caN'rnAt,‘ ly lccalcd uiiluinished Apart- ment by May or June. Box 113,

Guardian. lost

L081‘ ——-‘IN sournronr on Charlottetown. man‘; wallet con- taining large sum of money and

papers. Contact Em’:-st Drake. I-lazclbrook, or phone 4-3. Re- ward.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — MARRIED MAN 1'0 take charge of farm work. House on property. Close to Ohs.rlotte- town. Apply 112. Guardian.

BRANCH MANAGER FOR CHAR- lottetown Office of daily news- paper. Apply by stating age, quslli'lcstlon_s. etc. to Box 22. Charlotte

llsmry suck .

————— IIIIIVI NOW POI IPIINO DslIvery—ctilnsse rim Hedge- wlil grow 2 feet first you--at plants sufficient for 25 feet (12 to 20 Inches bushy) t2.9s—ma- l“"‘i". ".'.‘.':.“*‘°..‘l.'.’.‘°° ac ll I-43 ‘at-

l _.|iI‘“ in colors

" ore . nroomi 'm?lfurs:;iss. lowni:;-

__?_____ VENETIAN BLINDS ._ Iniionn

LT GIRL WlAN'l‘S WORK BY THE

WANTED To RENT —- 'rouius'r

‘ On Television

I-‘lcor Sanding. MacDonald and‘. Sons, Dui:-staflnage. Plionc: Dennis &- Sons Store.

Poultry

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FOR SAL!-:—'l'HREE DUCII AND} three drakes. Write Mrl. M.‘ White. Rocky Point. ‘

salesmen Wanted

SECUIIIIT THE EASY WAN; By selling Familex products. We‘ need agents in your locality oi in your surrounding rural area Equipment needed for a l'\Ll'iii route. Experience not necessary, we will tell you how. Very littlai capital required. Best advantages ofiered for your $UCCE$$. Write to-day for free details. FAMILEX 1600. Delorimier. Montreal. 8

Typewriters

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SEE THE ALL-NI:2\V PER.SONAl:i

Portable Typewriter -—- the only office typewriter in personal size . New portable design, new spa:-k.l ling performance. Cash or terms Remington Rand Limited. 13! Richmond Street. Charlottetown.

venetian Blinds

Clark. Malpeque Road. Phone l52.3-J. colored blinds. free drape “fliers and drape rings. we go anywhere.

Work Wanted

day. Write Box 55_ cm-_

Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY —- 40

feeder piss. Apply Clark‘: Peed Service, Mt. Stewart.

business. Must have at least eight cabins. Box 115, Guardian,

WANTED TO BENT AT KEP- pooh for the months of July and August. furnished cottage, run- ning water. Write Box 107, stat- ing price.

Gives Address

TORONTO. March 29.—(UP) - Androw N. Mobellan. director of television at the Academy of Radio Arts here. tonight described tele- vision as "D2-ie most sincere and honest means of expression known to man.”

It must be used with I keen sense of responsibility and trust, he said in an address prepared for delivery at the Univcrsity of Tor- onto.

"'I‘elevlslon’is regarded by many as a combination of the theatre. motion pictures and radio, but in the final analysis it is far more than the sum total of all three. Television is an artistic medium of expression in its own right and. while it can learn much from the other art foivn-is. it also has it dis- linc‘.i\'c and "individual contribut- ion to make on its own.

“There is a. certain intimacy and spoiitaneily to tel:-vision that is not truly inherent in any other medium."

In the Unilcd States last year. more than $10.000.CCl) altogether was spent by more than 700 ad- vertisers on television. he said. This year the total is expected to exceed $25,000,000, with more than

1.003 participating advertisers.

Toronio__Sioclis

(Cansdlan Press) TORONTO, April 2-

Shipping

AI‘ SAINT JOIN

Arrived Saturday . Vardulla. from Halifax W-instead. continental ports

Sales Stock Close Arrived Sunday Msncheste shipper. Manchester 7700 Am Larder ....- ...-.. 21 F0 t Avalon. New York 2000 Am Neph 59 sailed S-turd-v 2990 Ang Cdn . __ 460 Fort Avalon. for Halifax and 1000 Aqua,-1“, 13 Newfoundland 8800 Arjon Torrhead, Ireland 2500 Ascot _ . City of Perth, Indll 12200 All on 5-306 Sundlv " 400 Auma .. °““- 6:250 Bagafif AT HALIFAX- 3100 Bankneld _ Arrived Saturday 27500 Barn,“ . 4 Arabia. Liverpool. England 1000 Bobjo __ N Nova Scotla, New York 3300 Bone.“ Herefordshlrc. New York ‘moo Bonn” _ _ Snlled Saturday v 500 Briilornc .. N°““~ 1000 Brewis U _ Arrived Sunday mm Bm Dom y Glela Run. from Narvik 3900 Emma“ Stanivny. St. John's. Nfld 4600 Emma _ ‘ Esso Pittsburgh. Carlpllo ._.;500 Bu” Cd” ‘Imperial Charlottetown. Kiss 2000 Burr Rl "“',‘.“"' Tm Cm Edm iigoer. Boston’ 1000 Cammm Beaverford. Siiint John. NB. ‘Jllili can Mril S“"°“ S“""“’

(I800 Cent Led 25000 Us-ti-nniiique

10300 L‘heskirk_ 1.'i00 licsterv .. . 19000 Cons Ansley . 81 7000 Cons Beatlio 61 ‘2000 (‘on Duq T 1000 Con Home . 04 13000 Con Lebcl . 10 ‘.2980 Con How 60 2001) Crowsliorc 13 3000 D'ArLigon 17 ITO Demo 17 1500 Doniildii . 58 10200 East Am 3 1000 East Cr

Hurricane I-lava . Highririge Hugh Mal Jnculet Joburke Jolict Kelore , Kerr Add Ltigucrre . l. Fortune 1. Rowan l. Wasa ..

zgxig k;'_‘r‘&i°°“"' Investigations would also be our- _.,500 Mmjnssa rled out to see if any other pro- :500 MM“ duct could be made. using the- ‘.;30O MacDf)m‘l'ld' 48 water power in the south coast ‘moo Macho ‘ 14 area. A seaport might be develop- 6825 MMLeoa’"' 370 ed ll:“l€'l‘E, perhaps a I‘lIll0‘IIll li£r- ‘ bour. Under considerst on so rrflgfipueg was the possibility of a refinery to 10100 Mosh" " ,,9 process the ores of Buchum. in 13000 N“ Pet; 1'“ L2 interior of the Island. snd also 1875 News 149 any other minerals which might 1000 New Algc 03 1-2 be.l.,‘,°““".' 1 id be 1500 New Bid __ N ‘ M34 e minera survey wou

2300 New Dlcken

La Grundc Hermlne. for Louis- burg. N. S. Vardulia. Liverpool. England Monte Nafarratem, Cadiz Montreal City. Swansea Gisela Russ. Baltimore

Plan lnvesligallon Of Nlld. Resources

ST. JOHNS. Nfld. April I— An extensive investigation of New- ioundla.ncl's water. forest and min- cral resources will be carried out during 1950, described as the Provinces year of development, Premier Smallwood told the Leg- lslature. Specifically. he said foreststands of Labrador. the water power of the south coast and the mines of the Nctre Dame Bay area would come under investigation. Speaking during the Throne Speeoli debate. Mr. smallwood said it had been proven Labrador had 50.000030 cords of standing prime pulpwoozi. He did not say how much the investigations would cost. “It is hoped," ‘he said. "that the investigation will prove that it would be possible to combine Labraticir timber and south coast water power for a mill producing newsprint. sulphlte pulp or bleach- ed sulphate for fine papers. Such 3 mill would probably be situated at Arnold's Cove or Southern Harbor on the Avalon Peninsula.

made lmm the air and would cov- er Ircm the bottom of Notre Dame

2100 New Gold .. .: 44 . woo u .. 4- .r°m*°:::.‘: 3000 New Marl .. 07 1-2 3’ g‘0°'t 5“ 00'; d Vt t H 8500 New Thur .. .. 14. cost 3 u mo‘ an en 5 W 2500 mchomn . 52 arggreigemenls have already been

31200 Norlartlc .. 65 m '

2000 Normetal .. 260 _3oo un Keno . _, 330 4000 Norpick .. .. 04 7-8 2200 Upp Cd, ._ 370 91500 Norseman 14 2000 Vulcan _ _ _ 34 3000 Northland .. .. 08 1-2 3000 West Ashley 17 1-2 1790 0Bricn - . 132 1500 Wiltsey _ on ulifligg gkultn . .16: 1700 Yknlle B 95 . mega - 21400 Omnitrans . can];

1500 Orenatla .

3400 Oslsko 600 Pend Ore 505

4500 Osulnke .. S170 Pac Pete 1000 Piin West 1500 Partcnan 2000 Piccadilly 1100 Pure Reef 900 Preston 2500 Que Gold .. 700 Que Mon 181113 Qucension 675 Quemont

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WINNIPEG. April 2 -— (CF)- Oats prices reached new seasonal highs, after steady sdvancu in re- cent trading. at Saturday‘: session

1000 Q“““b° " on Winnipeg Grain Exchange. 4333 %°lg°"i“" ' Oats and barley came in for

500 REC“; 3 33 commercial and local demand but M20 R0 M91“ ' 11 18 offerings were light. Rye trading 10000 Royba‘ ‘’ 10 ' was stimulated by activity in other 1000 Sm’; N2):-‘H 06 grains. Flax was inactive.

1050 Smrrm 212 There was no Canadian wheat

700 Sun ' zq export reported.

riooo Silvnilzill 7‘ ,, C1,?“ w.:°gV,v.,h°“.'".‘°°(’, '?"‘"c'l"'f"’ 42600 Slade" 84 L2 nc ange in yet er ayr e

4000 South is‘... 450 Stand Piiv

1350 Sleep no

3900 Sullivan . . 298 2500 Superior . . 46 1300 Sylvanilc . 155 4663 Trek Hu . 300 1200 Tombil . 22 2000 Torbrlt . 112 9100 Tow Pete . 31 2000 Trans Tel 25

at $2.26.

Closing Futures:-~

Oats: May 95: July 86 1-4; Oct. 76 7-8A.

Barley: May 1.43 1-4B; July 1.31 1-8: Oct. 1.12 1-8.

Rye: May 1.45 1-2; July 1.46 I-4/i; Oct. 1.44 5-8.

Flax: May 3.73 3-43; July 3.74 1-2; Oct. 3.41.

Cash Prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 1.04 1-2: ex 3

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NAPOLEON and UNCLE ELBY by Clifford Melinda ' wsi.i., we: rixep THRI‘ LIGHT so I SEI. Mv coon: READ IF’ THAT coa- 3“°‘*“"°'- GET UP, NAPOLEON.’

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CON%UNDE.D BOOK A& I WO\.I—D

CW 1.03 3-4: 3 CW 1.lXi 1-2; ex 1 feed 1.03 1-2; 1 feed LN 1-4: 2 god 1.01 1-2; 3 feed 97 1-2; track

Barley: 1 CW 8-row 1.7! 1-4; 2 CW 6-row 1.78 1-4; 1 CW 2-row 1.63 1-4; 2 CW 2-row 1.63 1-4; 3 CW 6-row 1.76 1-4; 1 feed 1.43 1-4; 2 feed 1.42 3-4; 3 feed 1.39 1-4: track 1.40 1-4; 2 CW yellow 1.48 1-4; 3 CW yellow 1.47 1-4.

Eye: 1 CW 1.44; 2 CW 1.44; CW 1.41 1-2; rel. 2 CW 1.30 1-2; 4 CW 1.31 1-2; track_ 1.44 1-4.

I-‘lax: 1 CW 3.76 5-8: 2 CW 3.71 5-8: 3 CW 3.56 3-4;} CW 3.51 34; track 3.76 3-4.

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to moan: N. II. c.

o1'rAwA, April 2 —(oP)-'ri-sde Mlirilster Howe Saturduy gave not- ice that he will cell Monday for usminsiiion of National Imeszoh Council activities. The Ifinletsrs notice of motion on the Commons v order pepsr asked for s I4-msn House committee to look into council work. examine documents and witnesses. and 'genst-slly sir sctlvitiss of the research Inn of the Hdsral Government. _

_...._...._._.._ . uxownvs qusnnas

‘His Ilatliis,

probe ‘the most fsnions prison in man. ‘ hsd accommodations for only Q pn.

lofilft

Says om Considering Plans for Employmeni

. OTTAWA, April 1 -- (OP) — '11;-ie Canadian Congress of Labor.

-voice at 300.000 workers. yesterday

accused the Government of trying to minimize Canada‘: unemploy- -ment and of having no program to deal with it.

its annual submission to the Csiblnet brought from Prime Min- lsier st. Laurent the statement. that although more Canadians are em- ployed at better wages than ever before more employment 0I>D°fl' unlties have got to be developed to keep pace with B. growing popu- lallon. .

This, he said. is is question "of very terious concern" to the Gov- ernment. But it was "not entirely without policies" to meet Jobless- mass.

The Congress. charging that more than 10 per cent of actual "paid workers" now are out of 1058 came out with a planned seven- polnt, pmgram by the Government to sustain not only a high but on increasing level of employment. 00 increase consumption “and keep it increasing as fast as our product- ive power.“ “Our labor force is constantly increasing and our industry i-1 be- coming steadily more efficient." the congress said. "...Unless We can raise our standard of livlrflfl far enough and fast enough to keep pace with the growth in the labor force and in productivity per min unemployment will con- tinue to rise." lts prograxn called on the Gov- ernment for use of fiscal policy

to keep effective demand up. 10 keep a. large purchasing _power concentrated in the 10W-mwme

groups; for B. comprehensive social- sectirlty program for the some pur- pose-, more mobility of labor. "pref- erably by bringing indu.strY 9-0 labor"; aid to industries hit by seasonal fluctuations; immediate implementation of the public- works program planned for de- pressions; new methods to expand markets: adoption of the 40-hour week: renewed efforts to get the Provinces and tnunlclpllmfl '0 plan their public works DI‘0E1'lm3 to provide Jobs when private in- dustry doesn't.

The Congress was laiie third 01' four labor crgtanlzations to place their views before Cabinet mem- beri.

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Preu)

'l'oronl.o—Stocks mixed; western oils edge to new high.

Montreal—Stocks firmer; papers brighten.

New York—Stock5 firmer; low- priced stocks gain.

.::__————————- CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 23rd. day of March A. D. 1950 In In Estate of 8. NELSON BELL late of Milton In Queens County In the said Province, agent. deceased. teststo.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constsble or literate perlon within said County

GREETING:

wnaniias noon radius the petition on file of George W. Mee- Lcod of Charlottetown in Queens County aforesaid. retired, sud Char- les E. canon of C‘ Iottetown aforesaid. glnsier. the executors of the above named Estate praying that 1. Citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the Il-|dEltItetohollIfIuppebI'bo- fore the Judge , ‘ at a Probsio Court to be held in the Court House In Cherloiietown In Queens County in the said province. on Tuesday the 25th. day of April next. coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock neon of the some day to shew cause If any they can why the Accounts of the sold Estate should not he pass- ed end the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of II. I-‘rsneis Msofhoe. Esquire. Proctor for said Petitioner.

AND II‘ IS HEREBY ORDERED that a true copy hereof be forth- with published in some" newspaper published in Charlottetown biote- said once in sec): week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively. namely. In the hen til the Court House in chsrlotieiovnsv aforesaid. at er near the Bank of Nova. Seeila In Chsrleitetown and at or near tise store of Vernon Gillespie in Milton sforesald so that all persons interested In the said Iletuie ea

Raphael -Weill or 00. Sun Fan clsco. Oaiilornll. proprietors of the white House. have hsd Ir?“ success in promoting sslas oi silver fox. They featured four styles rans- lng. in price from sin. to .: In all cases silver fox and p t-mum fox were fsvoud over nstursl blue. The ad copy says Q return of long- hsired furs is " welcome return for fashion-conscious Sen Fran- cisco, where urs are an nccwted accessory, an lmporisnt addenda. to city suits. late-dsy fsshions."

Au types of furs will be offered between now and the end of April at auctions in the United States and Census. Ranch mink sales which were cancelled by most com- panies by mutual agreement dur- ing the month of March. will be resumed this month. on A9?“ ‘"3 to 7th New York Auction company. general furs. ranch and mutation mink; April 6th Western Canadian Raw Furs Auction Vsnoouver. gen- uol ssiu; April 11-It-14. Lunpson. F1159!‘ at 1-luth's, New York, all types of furs including silver fox; April 14. Montreal Fur Sslee (Oui- ada) Ltd.l April 17, Hudson’: Bay Company. Montreal. _ l sale of turn; April 24. Canadian lnir Auc- tion salsa (Quebec) Lid. Montreal. general sole of fun; April 1|-28. Lampoon, Fraser & Huth. New York, ranch mink.

We have received from J. rer- gus Grant, Assistant Director Pub- licity Division, Department of '.l‘rsde and Commerce, Ottsvvu. I very attractive booklet entitled "Canadian Furs." It was prepared in collaboration with WM. Ritchie, Department of Agriculmre for dis- tribution at the fair section of the Milan sum tlousl ‘rude Fair which opens on April 12th. on page I is the Oensdlan Cost of Arms; on page 3 la a reproduction of photograph or A haudlcmo young lady s.ir hostess surrounded by mutstion mink pelts which were iiown across the Atlantic for dis- play In Europe. They comprise Bliverblu, Sllverblu Breath of spring, Pastel Breath of Spring. Kohlnur, Blu Frost, Glaciers and White mini: pelts, each a specimen pelt we would Judge from the illu- stratlon.

Page 3 is a reproduction 0! I photograph of I prize g white mink one of the many new types being raised in Canada. 'I'hc'.| follows reading matter of which these are extracts; “Several cen- turies of hunting and l-rapping have not seriously affected the cspscity of Canada's stock of fur-boning animsls to make 'a. leading contri- bution to the world's requirements of furs of the hlglwst quality. The Yukon. North West Territories and other northern areas form a reser- voir from which under wise ins.-. mode of comes-vstlon s Valuable catch may be taken in perpetuity. Canada's fur resources In being suintsntlally supplemented by the increase of fur-best-lsig snimsla reared in captivity.

Page 4 has 1 photo of buyers from Europe and the United states inspecting mink in the fur Isles building of the Hudson‘: Bay Com- pany in Montresl. and below is the statement thst as per cent of the value of Canada’: total annual fur pelt production is derived from the iur ranching industry which was pioneered in Canada. This euc- ceuful doniest.lostlon’of the silver fox. mink and ofha fur-bearing aniinsls or high pelt value hes in-