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' CLEVELAND. me) D Further i signs of lessening demand for steel is reported in Steel Magazines weekly summary of the metal- working industry.

On the whole, however, the mag- aslne emphasises, the demand re- mains strong. Evidence of a slack appear mainly in the warehouses. Steel said, pointing to these sit- uations:

Boston warehouses are not plac- ing orders to the full extent of their allotments on some items. including small cold-finished bars. strip, light. plate and wire.

In the New York area, ware- houses arc (airing in an increasing volume of steel, although not in sizes to balance inventories.

At St. Louis, warehouses inven-

Ageiits Wanted Forwsalno-'

; tories now are estimated at. 60 per cent of capacity toiiiiiigc-Wise and are the best rounded since, the Second World War.

WANTED - URGENTLY. HOUSE 1.-on 5Au;;ox1: m,1:c'n;oLUx,

in or near Charlottetown. 519: good condition. Phone 2254-L. liable tenants. Vvrite Box 103.:1:;()-!i"sc;M'r.”g (.6ki:ERa.E: , Gua.;dmIl1,.. ..- ..... M- i t':ii'ri:ij;c in cxrclicnt condi- IVELL E .-XI3I.ISHEI) FIRSL yum. pimm; ','s.;.J, selling over one thousand .:i -A 7--?--7::-VcI3c?:-Ocv-vmrT0 l'"”Si"3 SVMMH” mqm" k(IrResltSAL:1.)r1l 2ot(i.N w T Scott resident salesnian in Charlotte- Mmon Ftuil A 1 ' ' mu-n, for year round r0n- F d, ';.-L,g,L L1... v'csent:iliuii. Exiwiwovvrr and r0- roa S.ll.E - one SET AGEN- lcrencrs csscntizil. l”IIi.V iliiliars leiic welding gauges: cutting dftpcslt rrfundribic for hP1iiiii- torch. Erwin Dennis, Ellerslie. fui genuine cow-hide soniplc --m-- vnliso. Good steady lfli'0lTi0 for Wanted lioncst, IlfiF(I'W0Tkii'1.l SIi10SmIii1- -j--j'vm-mwjj v- .. . i ' .' I -ELECTRICIAN if quzilified. I niito Ti..ins-Can-1II'?N)':ll1IpH'CQ Smadv om lay: .Il.Il .-izlvcriisinir. 5040 N. Denis. Fm , ':.i'M . i C 3,, M,m,,.m1' PVQI mcnt. l.. . . orrison 0.. uni- ? j.-----r----7-cw HIPFSI AIIEFUIIOIIIS Wanted rwo . .. WANTED. MUST have Car. Better than average

......L..:..-:-1:: VVANTED-FCRNISIIED GROUND

earnings. Apply 0. K. Prcsby, 138

2200 Lb. Hereford

Vista Highland Girl. .'l 12200-lb. Hereford cow, was sold inst week

to Harper )facDoii:ilil of Core- hciid Road hy Toni and Miller Sanderson of North llivcr. The iweight was hclicrcil iv): sovcrnl

veteran breeders to lino lwcn the licnvicst for il cow in inxiiiy years.

Vista III;.!llI1lf1(l Girl is the dam of llighliind Bray Duo Tone Lass 25 D, the Grzinrl Clininpifin at Charlottetown in 1031 and 1952. She was reserve t-hampion at the Maritime Winter l-lair ill 1950 and grand champion at Amherst in 1951. She also prorl'.i.mtl :i grand

'l'I-IE GUARDIAN. WN

AIIOTIOII SALE

AT BRACKLEY ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 6th, AT 1 P. M. SHARP

Having sold my farm, I am offering for sale the fol- lowing:-

Stock:-1 Percheron mare, 9 years old, 12 registered Jersey cows, 3 freshened, 4 to freshen in May, 2 to fresh- en in June. 4 grade Guernsey cows, 2 to freshen in May, 2 to freshen in June. 2 grade Guernsey heifers, 2 years old. 1 to freshen in June. 1 Shorthorn cow, Shorthorn heifer. 1 year old. 9 registered Guernsey heif-

freshen July. I

Sale Last Week Of”

crs from 6 months old to 15 months old. Two feederpows. 1 Jersey bull 1 172 year old. ,

Machinery:-1 M. H. binder, 1 McCormick binder, 1 hayloader (Cockshutt), 1 hay mower (F. & W.), 1 mower

C. VV. MELLETT

Owner

(Deering), 1 rake, 1 fertilizer sower, 1 potato planter, 1 potato sprayer, 1 potato digger, 1 truck wagon, 1 cart, 2 sets cart wheels, 1 gang plow, 1 tractor plow (Cockshuti), 1 tractor disc harrows (Cockshutt), 1 horse disc harrows, 1 light liarrows, 1 ('l'u,Sl1el', 1 set scales (Renfrew), 1 hiller, 1 roller, 1. disc hiller, 1 turnip chopper, wood sleighs, high box sleigh, scufflcr, 1 hoe drill, 1 circular saw and bench, 1 rip saw, 1949 Willys Jeep with take off, 1 milking ma- chine (DcLaval). 1 set of electric Stewart pers. tattoo outfit. letters A to Z. 1 power lawn mower, almost new. 1 hand lawn mower, team and single harness, milk cans, Dominion Organ, Raymond sewing machine.

Warner clip-

15 tons pressed hay. Tornis cash, unless otheririsc arranged.

ALEX lIIacRAE Auctioneer

floor Apartment or rooms for . , H. champion sircr (ll tint Maritime llilli. I10ii50kii9l-liiiii I” W0 (t;01,f.?1t Gmxge Sheen CWHIOLL islpring Show and Silo for the

adults. Phone 1735. ” Szindcrsons ll low yr-wrs ago. -2--- The olcvcn-your-oltl Hereford 33'" ”"'”'i5 Mlsceiiamis

. 4 17 , fl

CHICK5- 03053 THE”, Now' Now 15 THE TIME TO GET grand champion for tho latI- E. R 0' 13' sqed and Calmdmn Ap' your ('f”Ile""y Wow! dam” H. Home of Nova Si-olia in her PT0l'9g-hlvzrggeprgrl I3”s?9:r'1t1gI:1:1' Piiime 590- show (i:i,vs. The xrzind sirc was time it 8 C any. 8 - '-wnw”-:'D"”'” ' nomino 110;; Jr, Ti... pair had 591- 3- p been purchased for five thous- ExPERlENcED C1RCfLATl0N and dollars each hy Mr. llorno Boarders A.c..cummo..kated Salesman for the four Maritime biiiik in Ii”? ”iiTii95- . , noaancas on ROOMERS. Provinces. Top oonimisslon. lite stir of the in: row was Write Box 702, Guardian. Farmer's Advocate as Canadian Mililiif W513 110” iiiid H10 d-""

"liars & Trucks For Sale

FOR

countryman. 49 Camberwell Rd, Toronto 10, Ont.

SALE-1947 HUDSON SE-

dan. Can be financed. Apply Vt-ntlome Garage.

FOR SALE-1946 DODGE TRUCK ', ton. New motor. Good condi- 'icm. Willie Mertens at Millar Orr, New Glasgow.

FOR. SALE -- 1939 CKEV. COACH. reconditioned motor, body in zood condition. Phone after 6, 323-1.. 27 Esher St.

l'ilR SALE - I500 CWT. ARMY '”tlffk. 4 irh-zel drive. in working order. Apply MacKinnon's Gar- rze. North River Corner.

E 1: '52 HALF TON

' hold: two . to freshen soon. aughcy, Kcnsington.

I'()Ii. SALE - 1952 3 TON MER- tv-ry nick, with or without steel box and hoist. May be financed. xlso 1952 l; tori Ford truck. Per- icct condition. Walston Camp- bell. Snuthport.

i-'emaIe Help wanted

W A N T E I) - HOUSEKEEPEII. ilorlern convciiicnccs. Doug. Bell, Cnrlrlon.

IIANTICD -- VVAITRESSES. Twcrls Restaurant, Great George Street. Apply in person.

WANTED HOUSE.'KEE'PER. l.ppl,i' Normas Ladies Wear or Phone 3058.

DOMESTIC HELP WANTED - Girls for Dining-room work in Boy's Residential School. Good wagrs, comfortable living quart- urs--unzforms provided. Please -apply with rcferciices to '.Viatron, rtolhcsay Collegiate School. llothesay, N. B.

7 roTs5Ia

year old ltobcri.

5-fried Czinso Potatoes. Lord and

HOIWIII. Carleton. F()v!I;S7AI'.F.:6N-)1" ii.'FfGTs motor with bench saw. 515.00.

Sterling Stewart. Soutliport. ...'.;.;' i... f.('r"i:.-r axiom

tor sale on Market Square Tucs-

.'i.1,V Stan Parker.

FOR SALE-ANTIQUE PARDOR ant, walnut wood with hunches nt gran:-s. Write hox 2, Guar- rl-sin. ).ionLn;:ur.

FOR .S.U.E - NEW BIYNGALOW. SEVNI rooms with cement found- atlon. electric lights. Apply John Sanderson, C. A. A. Grounds.

FOR SALE-NUMBER OF WORK horses: also one more. black. At Clifford Webster, Little York, Gordon Carr, Oyster Bed Bridge.

FOR SALE - ONE FAIRBANKS Morse lobster trap hauling engine 2 If. P. As good as new. Price very reasonable. Apply Lawrence Trenholm. Little Shemogue Westmorcland County. N. B.

TIRES NEW RE-CAP STANDARD tread. 600x16. 58.95 each 6703:15- 600xi6, 59.50 each. 710x15. S1095 each. orders shipped C.O.D. col- lect. Glendale 0. K. Rubber Weld- ers. 1287 Western Rd, Toronto Ont.

r5i?"riKi'z”.." 3 Wsowsfi" cow

to freshen April 14th, 1450.00. 1 Holstein mw to freshen May 15th. 1 young work horse 385.00. Would trade on cow. Geo. smith. Pleu- ant Valley.

equipped; fresh cow;

i' tiTs-K1?t .

To Let

T0 LET-FOUR ROOMS THIRD floor. Apply 136 Kent .1. 1'TiF:ii':'6ii-it-i..TiTdrfrEooM. second floor. Phone 1843-L.

FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS, SEO

ond floor. Phone 2351-L.

TO LET-F0l'R ROOMS. AP- ply Harold Clements, East Roy- ally.

TTi.EFl7R UNFllR-

Highland Lady 2nd.

TO LET

Fiiriiisltcd Apartment Seven Rooms Desirable Location

-Apply to-- J. A. McGl.iIGAN, . Solicitor Currie Block. Ch'town

Oct. 1st. Apply P. O. Box 352.

T0 Lrzr-F'itNisimD. HEATED room in private home for re- liable man. 46 Orlebnr Street.

FOR. RENT - TTi'rEE noon Apartment. in Kensington. Bath- room facllities. Apply Bert Kelly.

TO LET - TWO ADJOINING rooms. furnished if desired, sink. rangctte, adults. 221 Way- motith Si.

TO LET - FIVE-ROOM NEVV modern apartment. Heated. Hot and cold water supplied. Adults. Apply Box 703,p Guardian. .

FOR RENT - SIX MODERN. heated and air conditioned of- fices. One office with separate wash room. These offices are sit- uated on the second floor of Co'- Op and Credit Union Building, opposite Market square.

Typewriters

SEE THE NEW REMINGTON Quiet-Riter - excltuive features sensational performance. 35 monthly. special student rates on rental machines. Remington Rand

I Wanted

ivanrrn-corrsar: AT sun- hope or Dalvay. Apply Box 706, care of Guardian.

RELIABLE MAN WANTS PASS-

. age to Toronto, April 6th-10th. Phone 2978-J.

VVAN'l'El)- RAT TERRIER PUP. Write Box 3, Guardian Office, Montague.

nlshed, heated rooms. Phone 784-J. g , T0 LET-FURNISHED APART- mcnt, five rooms. May 1st to

.1 WANTED i

Immediately i

Girl to work in Ofl'ic,c..

Should have some hook-: keeping experience. Apply s in own handwriting to .

P. 0. BOX 248

FOR SALEi

Great Dane pups: golden! fawn, registered champion imported stock.

MRS. FLORENCE BRAYE III97 George St.. i Sydney, Nova Scotia

YOUR MARKET FOR

SCRAP :

WE BUY - SELL - Iron and Steel Scrap - Non-ferrous Metals - Hides - Bottles - We have re- cently installed a 20-ton Fairbanks-Morse Motor Truck Scale. Your scrap loads are weighed free of charge.

MAURICE BLOCK & C0.

KENT STREET

EASTER SALE

THE K. & R. STORE

A clearance lot of 1500 tpairs Ladies' Loafers, Oxfords and Sandals.

85 men's Spring Top Coats, beautiful shades. Trade in your present one for a new one for Easter.

Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes. Corduroy and Satin Sport Jackets and Shirts. A clearance lot of 100 Top and Raincoats CHEAP.

New and used Airforce and Army Pants and Jackets.

A full line of Cowboy King men's and boys' 11 oz. denim pants and jackets.

A nice assortment of suits priced right.

' A complete line of Paints and Varnishes at prices that cannot be equalled.

111 RICHMOND lsrnrrr

Immediate employment available in Maritimes with well known building con- iracting firm for job superintendent for house construction, job superintendent for general constmction, and general superintendent.

ing experience, age, and wages expected.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN.

WANTED

Apply in own handwriting, stat- To BOX NO. 704, GUARDIAN.

R. D. Armstrong, C. N. R.

Mr. Robert. D. Armstrong, who will take over the position of as- sociate comptroller for the Cana- dian National Railway System, with

headquarters at Montreal. effect- ive June 1st next, according to an announcement by Donald Gordon. chairman and president of the C. III. R.

Mr. Arimtrong holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Queen's University. Kingston, ont., is a chartered accountant and has had extenive experience in the creation of amounting organizations, deve- lopment of cost reporting and bud- get control systems.

He is a veteran of the Second World War. enlisting as a private in the Canadian Army in i942, and on being domobilized held the rank of lieutenant.

iI.8. leeaeee Take I Pictures Id leaeevr

MOSCOW, (AP) - seven visit- ing U. S.-newspapers and radio executives were given official per- mission Wednesday to take photo- graphs of anything they wish around Moscow with the excep- tion of factories.

Most of the group have -brought cameras and already are shooting pictures in perfect spring weather. - i

The Americans are led by James L. Wick of the Niles, Ohio. Daily Times. We wives are with the group. Their arrival Tuesday night from Helsinki by plane was published in Pravda in the back page section customarily reserv- ed for reports of arrival: of var- ious delegation: to the Soviet

W31 .-

FIIII SALE

AT NEW DOMINION

Form of 101 acres, 90 acres under cultivation,'ba1. ance lumber and firewood. Level .fann.,, Goods buildings. Well watered brook near buildings. Well fenced. Near school, stores and churches.

HEOIOR MMLEAN, New Dominion

Union.

: DAILY CROSSWORD

20. Road 22. ssgacioua 23. Ever (poet.I ” 24. Simplcton, t 25. Edible mollusk 27. Feel pain 30. Male sheep 31. Great number

ACROSS 3. Perform 19. Little , .3 1.li'elIow .4. Hebrew quarrel ' 5) 1 5. Russian letter 21. Quantity 7- m. river ll. Ruined of paper ; M . 9. Contest (slang) 22. To float ' (-1 o( speed 0. Greedy 24. Eject 1o, Am.-m I 7. Male adults 25. The shuilt '3 Sl"":." .. t?".2i'.l . A 12.Klno oacon . ceup , -w r piano i1.Ligm: 27. chimney ;,'9,'g;, 14. Strange bedstead: dirt -- 15. Noisy 12. Not. hard 23. Birds 8-md-r'- A--wen. 18. Negative 13. Large of prey 34. Ascend reply volume 29. Ostrich-like 35. A relative 17. Music note 15. Look bird 37- 301"! E18. skillful sskance 3!. sharpens, 38. Beverage 19. Kind of cap 18. Suppose u a rssor 40. Depart

FOR saw,

DRESSED TURKEYS 16 lbs. and over." 45 cents lb.

DUGALD MacNUTT, Kensington

FISIIERMEN

WE NOW HAVE

KERMATH - MARINE ENGINES

IN STOCK AT OUR

MALPEQUE ROAD SHOWROOM

A. PICKARD MACHINERY LTD.

32. Excla-

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of thing-

IYIEIIOII

:'.4.' Source 35. Mature 36. Race at full speed 38. City in Russia 39. Comfort 40. Factor 41. Colors.

42. Cereal

2. Ape": foot

There Ought To Be A Law - .411-

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we oowr ear HELD up WE'LL uusf Aaour I

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grains DOII S 1. Believe

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One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the three L'a. X for the two 0's, etc. single letters, apos- trophles. the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each dsythe code letters are different.

Acryptogrern Quotation , HJA TLYTCNYHJUEK SKYLDRJJO-I HXRSD. NAKKD FLXHTK-NSYCKN-,. FKYLK I

' I Saturday's Cryptoquote: THE PUBLIC IS AN OLD WOMAN.'i LET HER MAUNDER AND MUMBLE--CARLYLE.

By Fitgaly And Shorten

I Ieiwausu ms is vital nest me IN ABOUT 3 . ours we zeroes. HAS c is seen RAl5ED!f"'i

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-.3.iI!iiiIi0!iLVii.EiiNT civil Service

Ottawa, s5,"l0-35,880.

Cataloguer, Instruments for Gun- fire Control and Survey Equip- ment, Ottawa. up to 34,180.

Dlt....rin. Prince Rupert, B. C., s2,640-53,130.

X-Ray operators, Ottawa, Start- ing Salary-up to 33.130.

Lithographic Grainer and Pol- isher, Ottswa, 83,130-33,480.

Communications E q u in m e n t Techwclans and Wireless Oper- ators, Northwest Terrttories and Yukon. 32,630-32.990. ,

Secretaries, Offlcee Abroad, starting Salaries 11,800-32,480.

Details and application forms at your rarest Civ" service Commis- sion Office, National Employment

Office and Post Obfice.

Salesman with 'car to Stores of Prince Edward play work.

wAN'rr:D

call on the Retail Grocery Island for detsliv and dis-

(Federal)

Direct 1' PH l, on . i? . 53,500-s1(iix..oo(()). mom” W” Z A ,

Works Officers, Halifax, up to we HEAR YOUR FRAMKg V ',900. saAflmini:tra.tive Officer, Citlzen- EN5TEIN MOIQESDTER ship and Immigration, Ottawa,

WHY DON'T YOU BOOK IT AT THE COUMTY FAIR6 A6

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OUR BOARDING HOUSEW

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Tue INORLD5 FIRST

GOOD SALARY FOR THE RIGHT TYPE OF MAN

Apply in own handwriting to- BOOM 219, Charlottetown Hotel

? BAH! You ' 51. How POLTROON6 WOULD 'ABDUT cou- 2 HAVE ME ctzv vezriue rr ., UNCLE over: one . o SOMETHIN6 TRIVIAL sup-uP!

BETTER

userut.-w --Atzt-5ToTt.E LIKE TOMATO i WAS WONT To 5AV CANS ! THE MAN WHO ' NEVER MADE Mis- TAKES tit-:-V532

xaoe ANY-

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I MAJOR HOOPLE

OUT OUR WAY

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