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Agents Wanted

Plow woou) you um: To establish yourself in a business of your own with I real future? Sell our 250 guaranteed products to friends and neighbours. You don't need selling experience. Write for free catalogue and de- tails. Familex, 1600 d Delorimler, Monti'eal.

cars & Trucks For Sale

F(W.s7AEi";T1'9so-Fin)?-ri3Tx' Fargo truck, or trade for car. Stirling Rodd, 91 Highland Ave.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED - TRUCK DRIVERS. top wages. Apply Box 1, Guar- dian. Montague.

WANTED-JOURNEYMAN ELEC- trieian or apprentice with good knowledge of work. Apply Un- employment Insurance Office.

THE STANDARD REQUIRES A few smart carrier-boys for home delivery service in Charlottetown. between the ages of 9-11 years. Boys selected can earn excellent profits for a few hours work each week plus special prizes and "cash awards." For further iii- formation telephone 1126.

FOR. SALE-1949 DODGE SEDAN, good condition. heater, good tires New battery. 25000 miles. 51395.00 Phone Summerside 8413.

Fm sAr.i-::1?i3ii'13oii'(;7E ma- Luxe Sednn. Apply Horace Cameron, Union Street Spring Park.

llressmaking

nTriv-(:7r0iiit.iit?.sAsKr'.ii(iis7('; to 3& Connolly St. Phone 2331-.1.

For Sale

XOR SALE - FIGURE SKATES. Size '1. Apply 226 Fitzroy street.

Fort. sam-: - A nascnunru-:n.'

Apply 23 Park Street.

POI! SALE-USED RADIATOR for '47 Plymouth. Phone 2947-L.

FOR SALE - BASEBURNER N0. 11. Apply 22 Kent street.

FOB SALE-N.H. PIILLETS, 8 months old. Gregory Mulligan, Emerald, R. R. V

FORSALE-l00B.R.XN H. Pullets. Laying. Mrs. John A.

MacLeod, Vernon River.

FOR SALE-YOUNG COW T0 freshen this month. Apply Dan Livingstone, Clyde River.

FOR SALE - NEW IDIPERIAI. oil range, good'condition. Phone X0-L.

FOR SALE - RAM. 1!.-i YEARS old. James Smith, Box 353, Char- lottetown.

HOUSEHOLD SIZE ELECTRIC refrigerator. Bargain. M-10.00. .Phone 1523-J.

FOB SALE-BARREI. OYSTEIIS,

good quality. Immediate deliv- ery. Phone 3186.

FOR SALE-BASEBURNER N0. 11, in good condition. Irving Thompson, Dunsiaffnnge.

FOR sans: - our: nA1.r?.iTirTr.

closed in truck box, in excellent condition. Apply 136 Fitzroy.

FOR . HALF-ACRE LOT on Malpeque Road, one mile from city limits. ideal location for home. Phone 1593-22.

walk bicycle. one pair girl's skates (black), size 5. Both per- feet condition. Apply 7 Douglas Street.

Fol: SALE-ON:-1 N soy Harris tractor No. 22. Never used. Also two Farmall A trac- tors, three years old. Weeks Farm Equipment.

FOR SALE - WASHING MA- rhine with spin dryer. Prac- tically new. Mrs. C. A. Beer, 55 Upper Prince St. Phone 1436. after 5 o'clock.

dense at Borden. All modern im-

provements. Central location, good

lot. Apply W. P. MacNeiil, Borden, or Box 21, Summerside.

tread. 600x16 57.95 each. 850- 070x15-650x16 09.50 each. and snow 600x16 59.95 each. 050-

670x15-650x16 510.95 each. Write

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Fort. sift-1 - DaslitH3TrTifEsEI-

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MEN WANTED N0'-V T0 QUALI- fy as Radio and Television Tech- nicians or Wireless Operators. Government and industry now pay 3219 to 3542 monthly depend- ing on length of service. No ex- perience needed to start approv- ed night or daytime courses or study at home with parts sup- plied. Write, without obligation. for free 40-page booklet, stating age and education. Radio College of Canada, 86 Bathurst Street, Toronto.

Miscellaneous

FINGER-WAVING DONE BY appointment. Phone 2935-.l'.

D0 YOUR OWN INSULATING. Thick, asphalt filled plyboard and insulating wool bargains at Brace, McKay 3: Company Limited, Summerside, P.E.I.

CHECK CHILD'S COUGH NOW! with Sanguen. Six active ingred- ients bring fast relief to children with stubborn cough, sore throat. Pleasant to taste. Will not upset stomach - safe - quick-acting for adults, too. Ask for "San- gwen" now at Hughu, Jenkins, Johnson and Johnson, Reddin Bros. Charlottetown: Jamieson's, Montague; Larier's, Souris; Wau;:h's. Alberton: Sempie's. Kensington: and Enman Drug Store, Summerside.

Salesman Wanted

WANTED--SALESMAN OR Agent to sell on it commission basis for an Ontario Food Manu- facturer. Apply to Box 870, Lon- don. Ontario.

Typewriters

BUY - 85 MONTHLY - RENT. New portables-special 3 month student rate, Remington Rand l.td., 104 Kent Street. Phone 2771.

Wanted

BUSINESS GIRL-DESIRES ROOM

Phone 1594-22.

riage, in good condition. Box 491, Guardian. -V-VANTED-YOUNEG PIGS 367"-(J 40 pounds. Point Pie ant, Murray River.

onto by car about November 17. Apply Robinson Macfladyen, De- Sable.

Protest Meetings

SAINT JOHN, N, 15.. Nov.

army CEITID. are happy about the prospect.

school. Mrs. Ray Dennis, Dun-

-:CPIIEI)'SED6LL can- Write

Will pay 510.00 pair loaded at farm. 0. L. Maelnnis,

vPWiifrE1T-1 rassaorz 'ro”7ron'. ll.B. Farmers Hold

(GP)-Farm families in a 20-by-30 mile tact of land northwest of Saint John, who will have to move to make way for Canada's largest anything but

They say they understand the

sugar is expected from the crop.

GUARDIAN.

Cl-IARLOTTETOWN '

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' SWEET BEETS-Enough sugar to provide 3. year's supply for more than 250.000 persons will be extracted from this pile of sugar beets stored alongside 'the 5,500,000 beet processing plant at Taber, Alta. The pile would weigh about 75,000 tons, each ton or which provides more than 300 pounds of refined sugar. record crop of 478,000 tons, largest ever for any one province, has been taken by southern Albertais 1.592 growers from 30,778 acres of irrigated land in the Lcthbridge district. More than 130,000,000

A pounds of

N. Y. Market Advances Afier U. S. Election

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 -(APi - Tlie stock market advanced last week in an atmosphere of Re- publican jubilation over General Eisenlioivers election.

The rise encouraged heavy vol- ume with the day after the elect- ion topping the 2,000,000-mark for the first time in more than a year. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained 51.30 on the week and closed at 55107.50.

Using the AP average as a yard- stick, the stock market in the last 2 1-2 weeks has regained 62 per cent of the entire reaction the market suffered in the last three months.

With only four days of trading, volume hit a total of 8,632,000 shares-a daily average of 1,058,- 000 shares.

The stock market on the election- eve Monday made a moderate ad- vance with heavy volume. Over-election-day orders poured into brokers houses. and when the gong sounded the opening of busineu Wednesday there was a buying rush that snowed under the ticker reporting system for a brief time.

Prices zoomed up in the first half hour, then worked lowerunder persistent profit-taking. Profit- taking was absorbed, but unusual weakness in the railroads gave the market a mixed look at the close. Volume came to 2,030,000 shares, the highest since Oct. 23, 1951. Tlie advance got rolling again on Thursday with railroads strong. and continued on Friday. Socoiiy-vacuum was the week's most active stock exchange issue up 1 at 35 with 75,100 shares trad- ed. It was followed by General Motors up 2 5-8 at 62 3-8. Avco Mfg. up 1-4 at 7 5-8. Packard Mot- or Car unchanged at 5. and New York Central up 1-4 at 18 1-4.

i Canadian issues closed the week

mixed. Dome Mines added 1-ll. Hiram Walker was off 1-2 and Distillers seagram dropped 1-ii.

McIntyre was down one point to 68, International Nickel and Canadian Pacific were not quoted.

Giant Yellowknife was up 3-8 on the curb, Royalite Oil dropped 1-8 and Lake Shore was not quoted.

and board, in' private family. tk fl 4 it e over the land. one of the J: Eixlg? if: biggest kicks of the farmers is WAN D - AN ORGAN FOR that they haven't been given any

indication of how much they will be paid for their farms. "We don't know whether we'll get. 32,000, 35,.

000 or 310.000." said one farmer. Because of this, we can't plan our future." r

Many of the farmers are worried about their machinery. They are not sure whether the government plans to take over their machinery or how much will be paid for it, if the government does purchase the farm implements.

District Farmers' Association No. 6, which represents farmers in the two counties. is protesting (1) the fact that the farmers have to mov and (2) the manner in which the ederal Government is hand- ling the entire operation.

About 55,000,000 has been ear- marked for acquiring the land for the camp, but Kenneth Green. president of the Association, says: "We have figured it out, and feel that the government would need about 321,000,000 merely to pur- chase the land. If the government is going to compensate farmers for loss of business and take other factors into consideration, about

Gives lieportuvoii . Polio Foundation

TORONTO, Nov. 9-(CPl-.'irm- and Racine, public trustee for Ontario, said Wednesday that in 5. little more than two years the Ontario branch of the Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitls col- lected more than s3'l9,000 but had only sl62,947 available for medical services.

Mr. Racine made public his re- port on an investigation into the fund's Ontadlo operations. The in- quiry was ordered in April, 1951, by Judge T. H. Barton of Toronto. The report showed that between Feb. 3, 1949, and March 31, 1951, Horace Brown, executive director, received 516,508 in salary, 04,160 in severance allowance and 56,603 in travelling expenses.

Early in 1951, Mr. Racine report- ed that there appeared to be pub- lic criticism of the foundation. In Januaif staff was curtailed and economies effected.

"Dr. W. T. Mustard (3. member of the board) had already taken steps in April 1951, to have this investigation by me made under the recent amendments to the Charities Accounting Act," Mr. Racine said. A month earlier the executive committee decided on a complete reorganization.

Mr. Racine said that' when the foundations re-organization was carried out the first financial state- ment "indicates that the budget- ary requlremenis for organization. campaign and administrative costs have been radically reduced and they would appear to have strictly

FOR SALE

1949 FORD SEDAN Perfect condition 1940 CHEV. Good condition MacGREGOR'S B. A. SERVICE STATION St. Avards Phone 2847-L

EXPERIENCED

ance of time wanted arou

box 495,

WANTED

For light country station;

in niind' the purposes for which the funds are collected."

The head office has been moved to Montreal and is therefore be- yond the jurisdiction of Mr. Ra- cine's inquiry. .

The new organizotionfs state- ment of revenue and expenditures for the latter half of 1951 shows only s622 campaign expenses, an- other s2.'l62 for administration, and 326.640 available! for medical purposes of which all but s3,000 was spent.

This compares with a. stat! of 19 being paid roughly 375,000 for the previous two-year period and campaign expenses at the same time running to about 395,000.

SWEDISH SUBWAY

STOCKHOLM. Sweden-(CP)- The western line of Stoekholm's subway system, about eight miles long, has just been opened after seven years' work. Later on it will -be linked with the 20-year- old southern line.

"T For Sale

Four room electric lights, situated Allan Street Lot 50 feet Price S2700.00.

KENNEDY & MUSTARD Real Estate Brokers - 125 Kent St.

: : Get Your JOHN DEERE PARTS At . A. PICKAPD FARM

TRACTORS LTD. Charlottetown, P.E.l.

EGG GRADER

part-time only; bal- nd store and shipping.

GUARDIAN

By large Applicants are

reputable requested

ACCOUNTANT WANTED

eluding age, education, experience, references, salary expected and when available.

BOX 494 GUARDIAN OFFICE

firm. qulaifications in-

wholesale produce to state

(CF Photo) .

cottage with on in Gaytown. by 100 feet.

Phone 1108

NDVEMBER 10.. 1952

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SECURITY POLICE Are Required by the ROYAL CANADIAN

AIR FORCE

N.C.0. Bank Offered ,

To all Qualified Applicants. Ex-members of the R. C. M. 19.. Provincial or Munic- 'lpal Police, who are ex- perlenced investigators and have not reached their 47th birthday, are invited to for- ward their applications. For further details apply to: near -nucnvrrnvo UNIT Journal Building. Summerside,.P.E.I.

eon, sane:

SALT COD

14c per lb. 50 II). lots delivered your station.

NORTH SHORE PACKING C

Malpeque

FARM FOR SALE

AT EAIINSCLIFFE

I am isstructed by John W. McKinnon to sell by Public Auc- tion his farm of sixty-four (64) acres of choice land, all clear and in a high state of cultivation, sit- uated ln one of the best farming districts in Queen's County. This property will be sold free of all lncumbranees and a gilt-edge title goes with it.

Sale takes place on Wednesday, November 12, at 1:30 p.m.

JOHN W. MeKINNON, Owner.

J. H. MseDONALD, Auctioneer.

REAL our

For Sale - One 1949 Meteor 5-passenger Coupe fully equipped. One 1949

Ford Coach, air conditioned.

TUPLIN'S SERVICE STATION Malpeque Road

Phone 1285-L

There Ought To Be A

iluniooiz WA8N'l Ex- ACT LN BACKWARD ABOUT suowms on: THE NEW WING ON ms HOUSE TO ANY VISITORS

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1 PIi0ctAMATI0li;j

As Chapter 1 Revised Statute of Prince Edward Island 'l951.'Scctioni 23, Subsection 7 proclaims November Tlth as a Provincial holiday, consequently on that dny it will be observed by the City of char- lottetown as u.Clvic holiday.

J. DAVID STEWART. Mayor of the City of Charlottetown '

nisrniouron WANTED

Nationally known Canadian Company wishes to appoint a Distributor for all or part of the Province of Prince Edward Island. Equipment includes signalling, intereommunleatlon, pri- vate telcphone, fire alarm and wired entertainment systems for hospitals, schools, hotels, apartment houses, industrial establish- ments, office buildings, etc. Exclusive franchise open.

Reply to:- Box No. 408, GUARDIAN OFFICE

FOR SALE

OUTSTANDING FARM WITH SUMMER COTTAGE

155 acres of excellent land, ideally situate on shore front of Charlottetown Harbour at York Point with spring at rear. New steok barn 100' by 36', fully equipped, running water. Large farm home, plumbing, central heating, fire places. Modern summer cottage on premises. Three-car garage, new piggery, large machine house, etc.

Apply K. J. & K. M. Martin, Iktate Solicitors, Charlottetown.

, POULTRY

WE WILL BE ACCEPTING LIVE POULTRY MONDAY TO FRIDAY NOON

of each week. until further notice.

CANADA PACKERS

AND SEE,FOLKS,THlS IS THE NEW WING I ADDED. BOV.WASI LUCKV TO GET GRADEW LUMBERHUP! FIRST Cl.AS5,l(lLN-DRIED, CLEAR-GRAINED STUFF. CLASSV

lWE'RE FROM THE

- you CERTAINLV 3,i55,:f.g",5,,3F,FgCE- CANT CALL Tl-IAT cow-suso 1 "NTWEW MADESOME in -N ttpiloitiiti?-F.titiif.E'i.t? or TAX ASSESSORS PROVEMENT5. h . 1 . mpm IN FOR A AND,” . Main. wiiv THAT GREEN LUM mm can one SHDUNK some LOOK. WHEN wnoiiz JOINT talks. igvhnmwason tlltl-1ASIEVEALl2EAlN.

Law A By Fagaiy And Shorten

YEAH! SWELLJ-lUMIDOR.' REALLN GOT SOME JOINT HERE NOW.

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for passenger me size! not mud urgent national need for the camp 50 Z, yx Orders shipped C. 0. D. Collect. avg gflanlgzetothlge;ig?;ln1;fv'::2t'5bl:: ieffff 'm2?,,,f.)',i;i,',1cl1,,,,';,'iVf,,l”,,,'f,,' Zggsg . NON AFTER I? IFFEN HE EVEN y i Glenda” 0' K" Rubber welds" they feel they are not beln given "9" ”3”ed- Q fckies B K R , THE MASOR i DEAL YOU & AT ME 1 LL D i.":.:i2...i:5”:;'i".”.ii”.2 .r ..i.3t?fi..f.liLi?.”i.J2'”2...?'3E3v.'lf.?Z..i.'2 "i V '3” m” 5 is A wsvce TRIED To PULL RENDER HM 50”” ' I 0 r0- ' V '44: tractor plow. Massey Harris. cecdins with expropriation plugs. hlh-sv1I,1't indicated! that it will be VMMMMA 1 -Ii OF THE PEACE, ON THE MA3OR'5 ; TO LAUNDRY , . , w ll 0 c t i t, ." - L ' , i ., used three igars. 3:15:00. at Al Protest meetings have been held Mtg Gwen” 3:1,, fhem”F”' , g , SHOULDNTYOU CPIMPPNGN M SOAP! WXX vin Sudsbur I Kensin ton. At .throughout the sections 0 Queens ITYTIGFS M IA .K 5' ' 9 1 ti W 35 REVIEWING FUND5 THIS N Mr Charlottetown. three furrow. Ind Bunburv Counties iv ere the xsili” 0" iii” ii” W” 1i 'h0"ld f y A ; Massey Harris plow 5120.00; 330900.000 camp is to be construct- Vg ,”l;'”5e"””K" P" the 99' A FEW ROA'D IS THE IDEAL p M- THAT three furrow, International trac- ed. and now farmers are planning P” ” "M W ml "'9 59”"? Mprpgz .44-VA A-sou FORA GNE5 Me A l 30,- Now; 515,, two only new to meet with Labor Minister Gregg the Viilu” 0! "19 '”m5- iwe'd ' ""3 p1,,w,, 550,00 each, one next weekend and to follow this "K9 W ""9 WP l”meT5' TeDT9- 5.9- CAN REEPTORE GERM OF Cub International tractor, looks up by sending a delegation to 09- ”""'"V" ,.”" ' ”V.”'"""l mm-" f M K you To yoga OLD I 2.,-"3 common good, 5550,00, tawa to interview Defence Minis- he 53”: but ”"5l”'', 11155 801118 K weeks Farm Equipment, ta, glaxmn, ahead and we havent any idea f .. ? SUITE IN THE- ; It has been estimated that 1,100 how much they'll. be 01190"! for M T ”7 CLAN I , ' families, comprising about 6,000 " M '. NM it "QM want”! persons. will have to move during . & :

WANTED - CLERK FOR GEN- : ersl store. Experience. preferred. fluferences required. Write Box Sign, Guardian Office, Montague.

the next two years to niske room for Canada's grestest,. sli-yesr- round military camp.

Residents of the area have esti- mated that from 90 to as per cent

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of the farmers are opposed to the move or dissatisfied with the man- ner in which the government is conducting the negotiations to

Kemily & Mustard

ltiimt. cs-rlirs aaoxrzas

FOR SALE

Saw mill property at York. Rotary Saw. Planer and Grain grinder.

A 100 acre farm can be purchased at same time.

Apply on premises orito the

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. H ". . . tho, may I ask, offered my shotgun for sale in the Guardian Want Ads”