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‘Advertising Hates-

Minimum Charges For Any Advertisement t5 Cents. Central (iuardien locals be pd: word: MOI-l" 2c per word; Announcement: and Coming rlvents 3o pa

word; Classified 3n per word;

inch; List: of Floral and Spiritual Offerings; Cards. eta. be M: l dame; Letter: of Condolence Ne per inch; Wedding Engage-

ments. (0 word: for $1.00 and

cords; Notice: of ‘Thank: and Appreciation. 84c pet inch or 6o

per word; Lists of Subacr‘, ' and Pram-nation. $1.00. Other

i» an... v‘,

Payable ln_ Advance

Western and Eastern

huillemoriam Notices 84o per

l0 cents for every additional 8 '

I9 cents per inch; Admired 1 rates on application. ' »

J Fur Sale

Helpfivlanted

ron saLc-Iirozv burrs: marvel Call at 158 Prince Street

ron SALE-TOMATOES, 111T: and ripe; Mary MacLennon, Alexandra.

FOR SALE—12 CORDS LUMBER. Apply Cecil Murray, New Wilt- shire.

No.‘ 4, Good shape. One sulky

plow. Write 639 Guardian. m€nsi1»a.rmsne. rori lets nearly 4 months old. W. E.

Reardon. S0uthP0Fi~ SPAN-

ron. sans - SPRINGER iel Pups. l\1fales_ $5.00. Female $3.00. Jams-s Birl, York R. R.

1-"01: sauz - TRUCK covcfts. Apply! D. J. McAdam. Maple Hills.

FOR SALE — MAN'S WINTER Overcoat, size 38. Also two baby bunting bags. PhOlie 1613-J.

176i sari _ firi Tractor Plows B‘ Hall Mig- C01 125 Kent Street, Charlottetown.

if: caris with bulldozer blade. For further particulars write Box 638. Guara-

ian.

1TNT AT. Gang Plow. Also Monarch 5 HP- Englne. Ernest fngs. Hazel- brook. '

For: SALE - ROTARY sawm Flrame and carriage. completed. 44 imp 1. P. Saw. Good working order. Dixon Mi s. Forums.

FOR SALE-TEN-ROOM HOUSE with modern conveniences. In good location. Apply 39 Water? St. Phone 1908-1... ‘l

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rarnmnlanrmtfi months old. Call or write Clarence Gallant. South Rus- I tlco. l

§5 rurmivivril Phlox. Pink. lifauvc. Wm“?- one dolla/r postpaid. Plant now. MT!» l Gordon MacMillan. North R1ver.l R. R. H? ___

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FOR SALE — TOMATOES. REF!‘ two cattle. red and while. Iflelferl and Steer. If not called fc: in i911 days, will be sold to pay cXlY-“flsfi- Irving MacDonaldnYfifk-

EAM 1:01am: five feet by 2 fl- Dla- 55—1‘”/-’ “Ch Tubes practically‘ 11W" Suitable heating or small factory. A901? Bestway Cleaners. 8 M0" street’ Dartmouth. N. S.

‘IT-Let (___

T0 LE1‘ - Lanclaflrnolvr ROOM. Modem kitchen conveni-cnces. Apply 59 Longworth Ave.

Wanted WANTED — ALE BOTTIEB highest price: PM!!! 2707 Maurice Block. WANTED-ALE BOTTLES

Highest price: paid. Fast pick- up service. Phone 2542 Evenink! 1107. Michael Bros.

r011. ‘sans _ iosz FORD v-s 11v good eondltlcn. Apply 40 Valley-

ron sacr-zii-alfuasu scnAlv. A-l condition. Apply Capitol

Garage, Sydney $1-

FOR sans - 1985 CHEVROLET Sedan. in good cfmdlllf-ifil Prmd to scll. Arnoid-Burhoe. Mermaid.

ron ‘-

sinus - 1932 PLYMOUTH Sedan Motor reconditioned. flew tires. Apply 29 Sprinl; P11} Rwjl-

1701s sans - 1940' CHEVROLET Coach. heater, defroster and radio, In good condition. Maurice Martins cal-axe. Queen Street-

Fongata 1 cuav. a cvurrnm engine, 3 months old, 95 HP. Transmission complele- I-Qmle Llewellyn, Montallile- Phillie 72- Box 267. _ _

Wlznmnvosaonousff. Lincoln- shirc. Erlglond - (CP) - A 1533 Tudor fireplace has bOen uncovered during alterations to a buildin! here.

. WANTED

Experienced girl er wo- man for gsncrul house- work in o home witll dll modern conveniences. High- est wages to the nghf party. Writs Dex l2,-New Glasgow, N. S.

.wa.\'¥En-M.a1.c scanners 11v

WANTED — BOOKKEEPEINFOR country store who would work in store in spare time. References. Apply stating wages to 640 Guard_ ian.

Lost Found Strayed

LOST-ONE HUB CAP OFF NASH Car. Finder leave at Guardian; Office.

LOST LAST EVENING, CONSID-l erable sum of money between Charlottetown Hospital and N.S.; Tweels, corner Fitzroy andl Queen. Finder leave at Guarfi dlan. Reward offered.

STRAYED 0N MY P i‘\\‘O cattle, rc-d and white, Heifer and Steer. If not called for in ten days, willbc- sold to pay expenses. Irving MacDonald. York

_Sales Help Wanted l

rzvunvo carv MAKE ‘BETTA mmmy b)’ 591N112.’ Master Kraft Christmas Cards. Oluslandimg values, wldrst range of Personal- ized Cards and Boxed Assort- ments. plus high commissions combine to make ours a most at- tractive proposition. Master Kraft Greeting Card Company Limiwd, Department 1A, 925 Confeder- atlon Building, Montreal.

*REnT§Apts. Wanted

WANTED _’r0v1c~ or? nvn lrocrned Apartment or house, Wrl-te Guardian.

WANTED — 8730mm couruzi. no children, unfurnished four roamed Apartment. Wrl-le Box 637 care Guardian.

.__i__________ WANTED - APARTMENT 0B house for immediate occupancy or within next two months, preferably furnished, for period of eight months or longer, T11 DeBlols, P.O. Box 6B. Phone 1699.

3.551.» Acconimodated

firs‘ scanners MacconnuoB- filed. APPIY 173 Weymouth Street.

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Private home. Business man preferred. Write A. C., C/Q_ Guardian.

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warvrnn _ MALE BOARDER, 11v private hcane. Business man prg- ferred. Write "A. can-e Guardian.

Men Wanted

MAN WANTED _—ron nltw. lelgh District of 1500 families. Good profits for hustlers. Write lodny. Rawlcighs Dept. ML-I- 470-5, Montreal

‘Agents Wanted T“

WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV- ing requests for our guaranteed products in your locality. Why not handle the agency and derive an income of $35. to $60 weekly? Exclusivity assured. If you have

selling abE-lity. start now! Fami- lex. Dent. B. 160!) Delorimier. Montreal, 2.

EARN EXTRA CASH - MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful Canadian made Christmas cards to your friends They sell on

sight. Many assortments Giff Cards. Seals. Tags. Also Every- day Cards. Beautiful free al-

bum showing personal cards 25 for $1.00 and up Liberal com- mission. lvrite today for un- usual samne offer The Doug- las Greeting Card Company. 50-1! Dleelzer Sh. Toronto.

l Large Storage Tonk, suit- uble for groin, elc., 25 rolls heavy roofing, special price. l Notional Cosh Register, good as new. Also l three-room bungalow for rent, 6 miles from Charlottetown.

Apply: CASH 8| CARRY STORE

GLADIDLI

CHOICE BLOOMS At Garden, on Delivered in Charlottetown W. B. CREED, Highfisld Phone 1593-12

o WANTED

l2 TO l5 TONS GOOD LOOSE or PIESSED HAY

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WAR ASSETS scanners

‘ 82.00 each ‘Wonderful Value

IRIIDFF IRDS. 589 Mliin Si. Saint John, N. l.

Memorial Service

The Odd Fellows and Re- bekah: of this City are holding their Annual Memorial Service

IN ODD FELLOWS HALL

WEDNESDAY MORNING

SEPT. 17th AT 8:00 P.M.

All members respectfully ro- quesfed to offend and bring ull interested friends or reli- tives. '

Relatives of deceased mem- bers olso invited to be present.

Mining

TO1R0NTO_,Sept. 15 - (C?) Toronto close stock quotes;

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Montreal . Exchange

Dior... Abltibl Asbestos B A Oil .. Bldg Pros .. Buck Silk .. Bell Tel Can Brew . Bathurst Can Cem Can Pac Cclanese Can Car Found . Can Car Pfd Can Steam . Can Paper Cockshuft .. Can Vic .. Dom Bridge Dom Coal Pfd . Don A Dis Seag Dom Steel B Dryden Fraser Ford A .. Founda _ . Gen Steel Wares . How Smith Ham Bridge .. Hlr Walker . Can Ind Al Int Nic Imp 011 Int Pete flit Pow lnt Paper Imp Tob B C Pow Cou Smelt

Lake of Woods . Mass {Lirris .. McColl Front Nat Steel Car .. Norando Price Bros . . Que Pow . Shawinigan St Law

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SalesStock soodalger . 15 3600§Am Lard . . 73 600\Ang Cdn 1.35 illtAng Hur 0.25 1350'Armis . 60 l-I 7100Ashley . 20 $00 Astoria . . l4 3000 Athena . 12 l-2 6200 Aubelle 18 6500§Aumaq 33 100 Aunor .. 4.40 2000 Bagam 25 150‘Bk Mtl 27 1-4 20 Bk NS . .. . 36 1-2 3100 Base Met , 10 1-2 ISDOfBObJO l6 2500'Brewis .. .. 12 13900 Brit Dom 22 1-2 liiflQfBuffadl 1.15 200,'Buff Ank . 3.00 10000jBuff Cdn . . 19 5700‘Buff R1 23 36000111 Edm . 2.55 3500jCa1mont 40 3100iCam R1 3.10 190Bk Com . 2'2 3-81 170:0 Brew . 23 . 175,‘Do Rte 25 IOOICaIib 2.35 1600fCent Psi’. .. 1.63 12500TCent For . 25 10IChem Res 40 1l000'Chesklrk 10 < DOOIChrom .. 1.55 19500‘Citrel .07 3500Colomec .. 9 i-2 1521C Smelt .. . 83 500Conwest 1.60 l500Con Homest l’! 2600lCrolnor 85 2500.Crowsho l9 2500‘Delnite .. 1.80 4000‘Denison 10 1-2 800 Dicken .. 1.02 43350Discov B2 1, 9700]Div Int 1.13 8 830 Dome 24 5- 100,'Dom Bk 2'1 3-4 4l400fDonalda 1.22 39900‘Dulama g1 1-2 1'71") Duvay ._ Z BOOGIE Amphi . 42 450E Mal 1.81 300 E Sull .... .. . 1600§1Ilder 427300}E1dona I 10200El Sol 1-2. 631,6]Eureka l 400 Falcon l00]1=‘robish 1005,‘Giant . - 15000111185 1-2 ‘ TOOOlGIenora vaoolooa 1.. 1T500]Globe 2 i01000lGo Crest 2 1500lGo Ea: .. .. -0fi 7000,00 gawk 15 300'Go an - 222200l ldvuc 43 2400; ard no H6 532f1-Tarrlc l3\ 300,Hed.ley 1-97 TSBOOIHeva . 33 3000,Hlghridge 9 34 ZOOOIHi Bar . 11 l‘? 250B llln. 12 850lHgme8u .3130 i 1200l1iomer i3 l-Zl 2l0jfmp Bk . 37 1'3 l500IIndlan .. 1:; 1610:1111. Nick - ' ' 100fTsland . 8000!Jason . -- DOOOlJoIiet .. 47 25033jKelwren . 35 , 1260Kcrr Add - 16 1-41 25001Kirk Gold .. 22 o-d‘ 2l00‘Kirk L .... .. 2350lJoburke .. aoolLabrad .. 5-35 isvoomgucr -_ - 13 8100f. Duflt 55 120M. Shore 1g 1001. Wasa 9 i100lLaPuska 31 1 4500lLard U '1 1-1 1200'Lcitch 1.30 3002TLexln 17 13800lLlng1man .12: l-Z ' it . - nlfdllnn‘. .. 1.79 1500§Lunward 37 aooolMacassa .. 3.40 935lMacDona1d . 2.80 2000|Macfle “H1; l-Z GOOYMlCDCOd < IOOlMAdSe: .. IOOOlMalsr - LDOOYMcDOug é‘: 3fi5fMcfnbyro ‘ 2000‘MoMar 35 h 520'l'l'Mid Con .. . 81115 1~~ 2."'Mn Corp - aobmofim .. . a 401-2 3000'~Nat Peta . . I1 200,'Negua 3-15 3000!New Bidla g 1-1 i

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' Produce

, 1\f0N‘f'R.EAL. Sept. 15 - (CF) - Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion

Department of Agriculture as fol- lows!

Eggs: Free cases. A-large 48-49;

A-med 45-46; A-puliets 32-34; B Packed for ex- puilets

52-33; C 25-26. port A-large 48; med 46; 42.

Butter: Wholesale Que. pasteur- lzed, fresh and storage No i 59 l-4; current receipts Que. No. l pasteurized 59 1-8; N0. 2 58 1-8:

first grade creamery prints job

price 62-62-1-2; solids 61 1-2-62.

Cheese: Current receipts (fob tac- tory and fob factory shipping points). Que., white 25: western white 24 7-8-25 3-16; colored 24 7-8- 30 3-16. Wholesale: (Export price current make first grade) Western and Que. White 25 11-18-25. No other prices established.

Potatoes: '75 1h. bags. N.B. No. i 1.85-1.99; Que. N0. l. 1.75-1.80.

26700,Regcrt . 3100 Rirhmac zaoolioehe 2800'Rouyn 1500Roxana

34Roy Bk l50'San Ant 4000 Sand 3000 Sannorm . 45400ISenator 4235 Sherritt . . 7000Si1v Miller 500'S-prlnger i000Steep R0 l00'Sul11v 650081111 1150 Sylvan 600 Tech H 35001Thom Lund

50000 Thurhois 1000Trnns Res 9l00‘Wekus 2800'Wiltse.\' 2500 Wingait

300lWri i-far 745 Upp Carl .. Sldventures

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Property For Sale

8 room house. modern conven- iences. including large lot and garage.

Appiy_io 25 Esher 8t. after b p.111. Phone BZS-J.

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i FARM FDR SALE

I50 acres, 75 acres under cultivation. Remainder under timber. Quantity valuable heavy soft wood, considerable second growth, suitable for pit props, hardwood fuel and lum- ber. Twopprlngs. Would malts excellent dairy farm. Largo, convenient, well finished house, good condition. Outbuildings

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2N0 Preston

fair condition. Two pumps, ens in dyslllng, one in bum.

This property within 2 miles of pavement, within 4 miles of Montague. Apply on promises.

ALEXANDER MucPHERSON, Union ld.,\ King's Co.

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land points.

New York Exchange

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Commerce .. Montreal Nova Scotia .. Royal

Markets At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press) TORONTO -- Industrial: down;

223538

others up.

MONTREAL - Papers down; others mixed.

NEW YORK - Stocks quiet;

changes mixed and narrow.

EARLY CHICKS NOW PAYING PRODUCERS h

Poultry raisers were urged early this year by Poultry Services, Do- minion Department cf Agriculture to buy or hatch chicks a month in two months earlier than usually so as to make eggs available in the fall and winter for export to Great Britain. They are now benefiting by the pay-off. ‘Pwo cars of new crop eggs were offered to the Spec- ial Products Board on August 22. for shipment to Great Britain a- gainst the British egg contract. This was a full month earlier than in 1046, and the 1047 early hatch- ed pullets should enable producers to continue egg deliveries through- out the fall and winter, when Bril- aln wants them most and pays s premium for them. say officials of the Department. '

Announcement has been made

Mission. that the uleement with Canada for the sale of’ eggs and egg products extending to the end of January. i940. will not be affect- ed by measure: being taken by Britain to strengthen he: economic position. .

JAMAICA ENCOURAGE! PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY IGNGGTON, Jamaica. Sept. 11.. (OP) - The Jamaica Agricultural Society. on the recommendation oi T-fon. Donald Sturdy. director of agriculture. has decided to encour- age pineapple growing in certain ‘areas of Jamaica. _ Mr. Sturdy told the soclcty_ how- ever. thst he did not suggest the large-scale development of pine- apples by small growers. Returns would not be enough for them, he said. But he thought there was : mod opportunity for small growers who wished to cultivate lmlll plots

POTATOWGROWERS

If you. require help to harvest your potato crop, place your order as soon as possible with the

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE l either at E CHARLOTTETOWN OR SUMMERSIDE ' ~

Orders should be placed at least one week in advance, as these potato-pickers are being brought from Cape Breton and other main.-

It is being arranged that potato-pickers will arrive on Tuesday p! each week commencing September 23rd. please select Tuesday of the week most suitable to your plans and also notify us of your nearest bus or train stop. ional Employment Office, Grafton Street, Charlottetown, or National Employment Office, Water. Street, Summerside, P. E. I. .

These arrangements are approved by the

PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CHARLOTTETOWN

‘ Discusses Harvesting

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movement of sir through the quarters after the tubers are placed in the storage, is very nec- essary. This ventilation will allow the surfaces of the tubers to dry, keep the humidity down. and thus greatly lessen the losses from late blight tuber rot in cases where tubers have been inoculated with blight spores during digging op- eratlons.

"Potatoes should not be har- vested before the tops are com- pletely dead. If the tops are green, or even partially greemand infected with late blight. the tubers are inoculated with blight spores as they come in contact with the tops during digging. The spores are carried on the surface of the tubers into the storage and very soon the tubers exhibit the bronze discoloration characteristic of late blight rot. Other rot-pro- ducing organisms gain entrance into the tubers through the blight rot lesions and hasten the rotting process.

“A dry. well-ventilated storage. as advised above. will cause many of the blight spores to dry out vand die before they have germin- ated and invaded the tubers. Many spores which may be on the tubers will be destroyed by the drying effect of sun and wind if the tubers are permitted to lie for s while in the field before be- ing picked up.

"Tilee digger should be kept well ahead of the pickers. This practice will also result in the establishment of s lower initial humidity in the storage because the potatoes will be dried o: be- fore entering the building.

Vine Killers

"Killing the vines by spraying them with one of the several vine killers on the market is a prac- tlce that is strongly ccommend- ed. Ten days to two weeks after the plants are thus destroyed no danger of inoculamng the tubers

tubers enter the healthy condition. _ "The destruction of the vines

storage in a

advantages. Overalzed t u b e r s, which may result in a consider- able financial loss in season: of long and favorable growth con- ditions. may be avoided by - straying the vines when the t - ers have reached the desired size. The vine-killing chemicals nuke us independent of nature and we are not now compelled to wait for killing frosts, which may bc abnormally late in some years. to

officially through the British Food~klll down tbs-vines.

"The time for applyinl tbs top killer should be carefully determ- ined bccsuss it i: very necessary to allow a space of ten to four- teen days between the killing o! the vines and the digging of the crop. This interval lives the tub- ers time-to loosen from the stol- on: and the skin: time to-toush- en so that tbs potatoes are less susceptible to mechanical injury during digging and subsequent handling. Allowance should be made for this neceu y ripening or toughening period when plan- ning the killing and a harvesting dates. The lebsgo is particularly any to lmllso and-tho toughen- in] period _ is especially‘ important for this variety. - '

IMIIIOI let

"his growers vurmul that a mat deal of rot was found in our potatoes srrivlns’ on the am- lei lathe Bastian-a listen Tut

with blight spores exists and the _

by chemical means offers other-

Assam-Lamas . u. 1941-1" . %“

When placing your order,

Address your orders to Nat-

in apparently good condition when they were shipped out of the Pro- vince. somc of this rot we: in- duced by low temperature injury, a light frost having occurred be- fore these late varieties were har- vested. This injury could have been avoided if the plants had

observation clearly indicates that the bags were dropped rather than placed on the floor of the truck, warehouse, or rail car by careless handlers.

“Potatoes in bags. particularly Sebsgos, should be handled with reasonable care to prevent bruis-