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Lhtooll'loralaud5vIriluul0fIoriagu,Uunh,usL.oe Letters of Condolence am we Loco; nguuonto to words tor rim and Ill uenta Io: ovary edumumu Notices of Thanks and lo per word; lab at Suhlctlvtiouy fl cents per Inon; Addnao and Presentation suns.

Other Issue on Ivvllcatlon.

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DOAEDEBS WANTED. PHONE I44).-J. 112 Cumberland St.

WANTED-CIIADLBEBMAID. AP- ply Queen Hotel.

cars & trucks for sale

FOR SALE - 1940 DODGE Coupe. Jay's Garage, Morell.

...:...:-----:-- F011. SALE-AUSTIN 1941 SEDAN. Phone evenings 2915-L

CAR FOR SALE - 1942 FORD Coupe. MacQuarrie's Garage, Victoria.

wnnrnn - GIRL on woman for general housework. Apply in person at 38 Longworth L-it.

WANTED CAPABLE MAID. Apply Mrs. J.A. Likely, 3 West Street. Phone 825.

WANTED - EXPERIENCED GIRL for housework. Apply 136 Spring Park Road.

FOR. SALE - 1939 CHEVROLET. Perfect shape, Apply '18 Bayfield st.

FOR SALE - 1923 CHEVROLET Sedan. Good condition. Apply lo Maccallum. Marshfleld.

FOR. SALE - 1938 FORD. CAN BE seen at Keith Johnston's Garage. all day Monday and Tuesday. i

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FOR SALE .. i938 CHEVROLET sedan. Apply Leo P. M.acNa1ly. Charlottetown R. R. 5.

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FOR SALE-1941 DODGE SEDAN. Licence. Belvedere News. East Royalty.

I-'03 SALE-1949 MERCURY SE- dan. Tom Davies, Texaco Ser- vice Station.

FOR SALE-CHEVROLET COACH 1938. One owner. Low mileage. in good condition. Enquiries to 179 Harvard Street. Surnmersid.

FOR SALE - 1989 PLYMOUTH Sedan. new motor. new tires. Apply Jack MacNelil. Jenkins Bros. Cannery. Summerside.

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103 SALE - HALF-TON '49 Chevrolet special. Heater and defroster. 8.000 miles. Perfect

.conditlon. Apply 264 Grafton after 5 p.m.

cars Leavlny

CAI. LEAVING F01! MONTREAL Wednesday. September 13th. Car: accomm ” in three passenger. For information Phone 1789.

For Sale

mg GIBIIS BICYCLE FOR SALE .. Phone 1417.

FOR. SALE - GREY BABY PRAM in goodoondltion. Phone 527-1,,

CAN SUPPLY ALL MATEICIALS flcgsciment foundations. Phone

FOR SALE - TABLE MODEL Battery Radio. Apply 321 Fitz- roy after five.

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sou SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE. and bath. Apply 23 Park Street. Summ side.

FOR SALE - TABLE .'r0P, FIVE cubic ft. and standard size re- gigerators in stock. storey-Eleo

ic.

FOR. SALE - KITCHEN STOVE. Ehterprlse Iron Duke. Apply 181 Kent St.

FOR. SALE - COMPLETE ET OP Gi'olier's Books of Knowledge. Perfect condition. Write sentry Box 35.

FOR SALE - IDEAL STORER. House size. Good as new. Bar. gain. Apply Gordon Shaw. Brack- ley Beach.

FOR SALE- REGISTERED JER- sey cow. seven years old. to freshen this fall. Apply Gordon

i Houston. Glasgow Road.

WANTED - CAPABLE MIDDLE aged woman to care for good country home with children. Ex-

"f-t wages to right person. Box WI, Guardian.

Houses Ant. Wanted

WANTED - APARTMENT FOR permanent C. N. R. employee Please Phone 1583-13.

WANTED - ON OR.

'BEFOR.l'2

October is; furnished, heated Apartment. Write Box 50;), Guardian.

WANTED - TWO OR THREE roamed Apartment for quiet mid- dle aged lady. Mrs. Bessie craw- ford. Queen Hotel.

Help Wanted

WANTI'JD.- FOUNTAIN DOV OR girl. Good wages. Meals innludeu. Time off. Apply Chans. summer-

side. Lost LOST - WALLET wrru sun: or

money in city. Finder please leave arl. Guardian. Reward.

Iurserv Stock

Grain

WINNIPEG. Sept. 10 - (CP) - Unfavoroble harvesting weather in the prairie grain belt and predic- tions, of more rain Saturday prompted local buying in all grains on Winnipeg Grain Ex- change. -

Prices generally maintained a strong tone during moderately active trading.

Commercial demand from ship- pers appeared in oats and barley and oats also attracted United States interests.

There was no reported.

Class tw owheat. for export to countries outside em." internation- al wheat agreement. was unchang- ed.

Closing quotes:

Oats: Oct 91 1-8; Dec 83 5-8- 3-4; May 84 7-8-85.

Barley: Oct 1.29 1-2; Dec 1.19 7-8: May 1.21 3-4-7-8.

Rye: Oct 1.48 34A: Dec 1.46 3-4; May 1.51 1-2.

Flax: Oct 3.90B; Dec 3.85 5-83; May 3.85 3-4.

Maritime Poialo Marketing Boards To Meet Shorlly

The potato marketing boards of the three Maritime Provinces will probably meet some time this week. it was announced following a meeting of the Prince Edward Island Pota-to Marketing Board on Saturday.

Purpose of such a would be to discuss the ities of the three boards working -together. Place of the meeting and whether the three boards would meet together or iwo-Pro- vince meetings will be held has not been decided.

The Nova Scotia Potato Board has not yet been formed but of- ficials here hope that Nova Sco- tia will be able to send repre- sentatives to any such meeting. The New Brunswick Board has come into existence.

Another meeting of the Prince Edward island Board will be held next Saturday at which it is ,ex- peoted -that a chairman will be ap- pointed. A secretary-manager must also be appointed before the board can function:

All board members attended Sat- urday's meeting. The members are Messrs. A. MacNeill. 0'Leary; David Wright, Lower Montague; Donald A. MacDonald, Glernfinnan: Jerome O'Brien representing the So-operatives and Fred Bell, of

export business

meeting possibil-

RESEBVE NOW FOR FALL Planting .- Fast Growing Chin- ese Elm Hedge 13-20 inches when shipped-planted one foot apart- 25 for 33.98. Giant Exhibition Paeonies, red, white or pink. 3 for 51.89; Gorgeous assorted col- ours, large Darwin Tulip Bulbs.- 26 for sl.79 or 100 for 36.95 Apple Trees. Macintosh. Spy. or Delir- ious 3 ft. high 3 for 31.93. Fron- coloured Garden Guide , with every order. BrookdalmKings- way Nurseries. Bowmanviil-2. On- tario.

salesman Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED -- APPLY -Home Essentials. Registered. as Argyle Street. Halifax. N. 5

Teachers Wanted

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WANTED-TEACHER. FOR sturgeon School. First or Second Class. Richard Sencabaugn. Secretary.

Typewriters

..:.L..........L--L- SEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portable Typewriter - the only office typewriter in personal size New portable design. new spark- ling performance. cash or terms Remington Rand Limited. 134 Richmond Street. Charlottetown ..:.L?.:.L......

Vlorll Wanted

PRACTICAL NURSE WILL CARE for invalid. Box 499. Guardian. .?..L.......L.:....

...L........L.:..-:- WANTED -- CULLED POTATOES or Turnips. Will call for. Carroll Delaney. Dial 2940, Summer-side.

FOR SALE - RANCH PROPERTY. 13 acres: Good house and barn. One mile east aummersid . Priced right' for quick sale. Carroll Delaney. summerside.

Ion. SALE - McCoItMAClt Deerlng. tractor plough. Used one season. Wllston R. R. 5.

son SALE - 8". 4". B" coon used heavy gauge boiler wblnv in long lengths suitable for well casings. drainage. building posts Maurice Block at C0. 158 Kent Street ”

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..L..:..-.-L--:--- lb LET - DNFURNISHID. heated room. Phone 10!.

:'1 I03 IINT - I BOOMO HOUSE with garage. 1 1-2 miles 'from city on the main highway. Fuen- hhed. Write Box W. D. Guardian.

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Two sod rubber tired. - Campbell. Cardigan. .

WANTED - TRANSPORTATION for one to Boston for Septem- ber 15 or .16. Phone 324.

Shipping-

AT HALIFAX:

Arrived Saturday: City of Lucknow from For lost. Belnor. Jamaica. Sailed Saturday: Galloway Kent for St." Jolulio. Nfld. Fort Avalon. Corner Brook. Nfid. Arrived Sunday: . None. . Ssiled Sunday: City of Lucknow for Boston.

ATSAINTIOIIN

No vessel movements at '---'''t John Saturday and Sunday.

your-as ouaaoin

'lORONIlO. Sun. 10 -(OP) - Two 20-year-old youths wore Saturday with having false birth certificates. allegedly in the purpose ofovadlng age regulations in oooktoll bars.

side. representing the dealers.

Use Ilnique Scheme In Clearing land

By Merrill England

HUNGRY I-IDIRSE. Mont, Sept. 10 -(AP)- Two California con- tractors are rlvallir.-g the exploits of that legendary woodsman. Paul Bunyan. with their "hlghball" method of clearing timber land.

Two diesel tractors grind through the dense forest. each Dlylnl out 1 1-2-inch steel cable Attached to the centre of the cable loop is a 4 1-2-ton steel ball

when up to 1,800 feet of cable has been reeled out, the machines are anchored against trees. Winches reel in the line.

The HMO. held clear of stumps and other obstacles by the huge ball. crashes through the timber as fast as a man can walk.

Trees caught in the cable loop are felled as if they had been hit by a hurricane.

S. L. Wixson and John Trrsdsle

of Reddlng. Callf.. startled federal officials by offering to clear a mei- or part of the Hungry Horn.) reservoir area for nearly s7.ooo.ooo less than other bids. Wixson and Trisdale any that. under ideal conditions, we tractors pulling one hell snagged dwwn all the trees on a 200-sore heavily- timbered Ina. in four hours. Aver- age daily production for two tractors and-one ball has been 100 acres in eight hours.

Last year. using the calbls alone. the two completed about 96 per cent of a. contract to clear 1.210 acres. to be covered by water back- ed up by Hungry Horse dam in the Flathead River's south fork, hero in Northwestern Montonau

Work on that 91.733300 clearing contract will be completed before Dec. 1). - 1950. the contractors promise.

This spring the two got contracts to clear 14.725 more acres.

The contractors figured the cabin would hang up on sturnnl and rochs. Hence the steel balls. eight feet in diameter. which keep the cable from being hung In The cable. riding four or five feet above the ground, has more leverage when it hits I big tree. A tree four feet in diameter is uprooted easily.

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Prices have been frozen in Pin- land; they cannot be set to more than is per cent more than what they were Jan. 1, use, without spo- oialpermiuion.

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Dy KAY REX

Canadian Press Staff Writer .

OTTAWA, Sept. 9 - (OP) - A small. block "G" at the nape of the King's neck soon will ap- pear on some postage-stamps -- proof that they have been bought and paid for by the government.

The "6" stands for Govern- ment and a Post-Office Depart- ment officlal said today it will replace the letter 0.H M.S.. mean- ing "On His Majesty's Srvicei. which for the last year have been overprinted on Government - pur- chased stamps. below the King's portrait.

Just as some big firms have post-office permission to perforate business stamps, overprlnting is the Government's way to saying "hands-off" to employees who might be tempted to use the stamps on personal mail.

The "G" stamp has been creat- ed because 0.1-LMS. was found "misleading." The letters. which appear on mail going under the Government franklng system. have come to be regarded as meaning "free" mail.

The "G" will be prlnled at the nape of the King's neck "because we don't want to deface his por- trait." an official said.

The Department won't be so particular about stamps on which the King's portrait does not ap- pear. On these stamps the "G" will be dead in the centre.

The Department believes that the new stamps are going to be popular with Canadian rhilatellsis. It isn't going to be. easy for col- lectors to locate the first cancell- ed numbers. There's no specific day of issue.

"G" stamps will be sold to departments just as soon as the regular supply of "O.i'-I.M.S." types is exhausted. A quantity of the latter has been set aside by the Post-Office Department's philatellc section for purchase at face value.

Philatelic orders for "G" stamps also will be accepted. .Bofh types will be sold only

A cmmr. FISH CULTURE orc- VELOPMENT. up to assoc. Otta- wa.

AN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER. 54,740-35,340, Ottawa.

AN ARCHITECT. 54.140-84.740. Ot- tows.

ASSISTANT TRADE COItfMlS-

SIONEBS. s2,s8os3.7ao. Ottawa and Abroad. TRANSLATOBS (FOREIGN LAN-

GUAGES). ill) to 53.780, Ottawa.

A RADIO TECHNICIAN, 52.880- s3,180, Ottawa.

Details and application forms at Civil Service Commission Offices. National Employment Service 01- fices and Post Offices.

SCRAP Illilll WANTED

Also all kinds of Brass. Copper Car Batteries. Radiators. Lead. Special Price for Horse Hair

Write P. O. Box 406 or Phone 768

For Highest Market Prices scrapyard at Charlottetown Auto Salvage

ABIE BLOCK

Grafton Street East

One Dinette set:

1595-12. ; .

V .;THE' GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOVVN

To Clarify

Government Postage

when accompanied by '4 statement signed by the collector to the ef- fect that the stamps will not be used for postage purposes.

Soft Drink Soles; Resume At Six Cents

' TORONTO. Sept. 10 C (CP) - Coca Cola and Orange Crush Sat- urday announced Ieerun," of sales after suspending deliveries throughout Canada for 36 hours. The suspension followed announce- ment of a 30-per-cent tax in Ot- lzawa'a baby budget Sales resumed at six cents a bot- tle, up one cent.

-rnxr on AMBULANCE? Ont, .. (or) -

MlElbR.iTON. Town councillors are planning to take l'fIQIll.ll'w against people who are using the town ambulance "Just to save a 31 tul fare to the hospital." They heard complaints

550 to SI000 Wllllsel Enlsrsars or lonlinbla Smrlly Borrow from Household Finance on your signature.

We specialize in prompt cash. loans for any good

of people who call the v ' ambulance then climb in the back and sit down on the stretcher. .L.L........:..-..-L-

CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 8th day ofg September A.D. 1 50.

In Re Estate of George A. Day. lots of Charlotfetowndn Queen's County in the said Province. formerly of Hope River in Queen's County. Retired Farm- er. deceased. testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Con- stable or literate person within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of M. Alban Far- mer of Charlottetown aforesaid. the executor of the above named estate praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose herein- after set forth: You are there- fore hereby required to bite all persons interested in the said Es- tate to he and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen's Coun- ty in the said Province. on Tues- day the 17th day of October next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the some day to show cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Es- tate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Joseph R. McMillan. Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that a true copy hereof be forth- with published in some newspa- per published ' in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each 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.hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia In Charlottetown aforesaid. and AT OR. NEAR THE 'store of McGui- gsn and .Boyle in I-Iunfer River In Queen": County aforesaid so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid -may VIBVE 409 notice thereof.

NTSS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the sold Probate Court at Charlottetown in Queen's County. the day and year first above written.

By the Court.

L.S.

(Sgd.) ' . E. MARGARET ANDREW.

iron sans: - irumurun: 1

studio couch; 3-piece Ches- terfield Suite; Linoleum; child's cot; China cabinet; stair treads: and round table. All priced to sell.

For particulars write Box 505 Guardian or phone

Registrar.

Allfools

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W00llSllIEll wnnrrn

Largo Paper Company on Anelcosol Is- land requires lmmodlotolyi es number of exporloneeel woodsmon to cut pyipwood.

MEN Wlll. IE. FLOWN -TO JOI FROM CHARLOTTITOWN.

- Transportation Costs will be advanced l and from salary. WAGII: 34.25 per son!

s4.so'"clm so-cues. (100 so. per card)

loerd: .si.os per day '

5-0304-

1"' Wm” 3 out of 4 prefer ousehold Finance for fast. friendly service. Phone or stop in todayi '.5l'”x..":'.i l”".,....."". 3101.03 6 818.00 S114.” 12 320.00 3410.46 18 . 332.00 5100.8! 24 536.00 ulnar: mom "nun atom eolrsuan sauna osenlnumll

I1 I-I II Grafton lfuof Inn 2. Phllpa Ildg. Phone 200

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looos nods to residents of Itchy towns sumo: nu nous sues Ion l

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FAMOUS HOTEL BURNS

BIG MOOSE. N. Y., Sept. 10 -- (AP) -- The Glenmore Hotel on Big Moose Lake-famed be the setting of Theodore Drleser's no- vel, "An American Tragedy" was burned to the groundlsaturu day.

C.A-NADA rnovnvcs: or ransom enwnno JSLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The club day of August A. It, 1950.

In Re Eltlte . of CONSIANCE LYDIA CAMPBELL late of Char- lottetown in Queens.Counfy in the said Province, 'widow, deceased. besiute.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate , within Illd County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of John Campbell Cooke of Charlottetown aforesaid. Postal Supervisor, the solo enou- tor of the above named Fltafe praying that a citation may be issued for tho Dllfliole hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby

outed In the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown In Queens County. in fhe said Prov

Issue. on Thursday the zeta day of Sqlfomber next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock feronoon of the some day to shew cause If any they can why the Accounts of the sold Estate should not be passed

raqulred.to (site all persons inter-.

335-FPEMBER 11. .195t.

AUTOMOBILE AGGESSORIES 159:, msootm i

Your opportunity now to have your car fully equulgegk over these"items':- . i reamos. - sear oovims - sunnons - arm. EDS - FOG LIGHTS - BACK-UP LIGHTS - cuooxs - cnanvs .. rousn.

r. n. Mourns

1.09 GRAFTON STg PHONE 860

1

Auction Sale

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On Wednesday, September 13th at 1:30 PM. I will sell by Public Auction the following: 28 head cattle including 18 HEAD PUBE- BRED GUEBNSEYS; 1 pure bred Guernsey bull. 2 yrs. old; 1 pm bred Guernsey cow. 3 yrs. old. to freshen in February; 2 pure bred Guernsey cows, 3 yrs. bid to freshen in March; 1 pure brrd Guernsey cow. 3 yslrs old. to freshen in April: 1 pure bred Guermey cow. 3 yrs. old, in milk; 1 pure bred Guernsey cow. 4 yrs. old. fr.-.31. ened June 30th; 1 pure bred Guernsey cow. 3 yrs. old. in freshen in January; 1 pure bred Guernsey cow. 3 yrs. old. to freshen In November; 1 pure bred Guernsey heifer. 2 yrs. old. to freshen :n February; 1 pure bred Guernsey heifer calf. 10 months old; 4 pun bred Guernsey heifer calves. 1 yr. old; 2 pure bred Guernsey hem.- calves. 6 months old; 1 pure bred Guernsey heifer calf. 2 months old, This herd is listed and passed”its flrstlest for Banlzs Disease and passed a clean test for Tuberculosis in the last general test and are from prize winning dams.-the following grades: 6 grade calves. 6 to 8 months old: 2 steers, 1 yr. old: 1 heifer 1 1-2 yrs. old; 1 steer, 1 1-2 yrs. old.

MACHINERY: 1 electric separator (new) Maocormick-Dccring: 1 tractor trailer; 1 team wagon and,new box; 1 single wagon and box; 1 driving wagon. Also 1 set driving harness (new) and qusn. lily pressed straw.

TERMS CASH. If day not fine--Thursday. - . 'ALEX MocRAE. Auclionccr, RALPH n ' Mac ram:-2N. Owner.

Aucrrou sans:

OF'H'OUSEI-IOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT 55 EUSTON ST. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13th at 2 PM.

I am instructed by Mrs. Frederick Lang to sell by Public Auction the following: 1 walnut dining mom suite (like new); 1 sectional bookcase; 1 clock; several mirrors; 1 hall table; card tables; 1 clothes cabinet; bedroom furniture; pillows; linens and bed clothing; occasional chairs: rocking chairs; 1 Lazy Boy chair with Ottoman; hand painted pictures; silver service and flat silver; cut glass; rug. 9x12; mats; runners; kitchen range and kitchen furniture: 1 break- fast suite; 1 electric range; 1 carpet sweeper; end tables; square tables; 1 hall tree; several pieces of hand-painted china and other small articles.