CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON

, . ,. . SEPTEMBER 23, 1953

THE GUARDIAN,

PAGE ELEVEN

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. Boarders Aoeomrnodatetiy

Miscellaneous -

....-..-.--&- ......-m.m... MALE BOARDERS AFC0MM0- 100 BAG LOT arcsr enousn

dated. Dial 9659.

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BOABDERS OR EOOMERS AC- commodated. 40 Oriebar street. Phone 4420.

cars Leann:

Sept. 28 can accommodate pas- sengers. Dial 3780. CAR. LEAVING FOR. TORONTO

Wednesday, Sept. 30, can accom- modate three. Dial 7235.

fresh Portland cement. 01.40 per bag delivered. wire Brace's.Surn- merside.

salesman Wanted g

JOIN THE MOST PROGRESSIVE company in the cosmetics and household necessities field. High commission -. very little capital needed. You can work full or part time. Inieresting openings in your surroundings. Familex. Dept. ii. 1600 Delorimler, Montreal.

EAR RETURNING 'ro MAss. about October 8th. can accommo- date three passengers. References exchanged. Dial 7880.

For Sale

.901. SALE-PIANO ACCORDION. Full size. Dial 7294 after 6 P. M.

"iron sen: - Laovs BLACK Coat Wlih fur collar. Size 18. Dial 5439.

Fort SALE - TEE); COATS (ladies). three dresses. Apply 29 Douglas Street.

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-EFOR SALE - SAW GEAR IN good condition. Apply Gilbert sentner. Loyalist Road.

rort sift-: .. one nurrrar IN perfect condition. Apply Nelson MacDonald. Wheatley River.

FOR SALE-REMINGTON TYPE- writer, good condition. M. R. Molntyre. Selkirk.

I-TOR SALE-WOMAN'S WINTER cost 12 or 14, perfect condition. Dial 8201.

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FOR SALE - TWO THOUSAND feet of boards Edward MacCal- lum. Brackley Beach.

FOB. SALE-TWO NEW pad tires. 700x17. 8-ply. Coedy. New Wiltahlre.

FOB-SALE - ENTERPRISE CAPI- tol Range. Excellent conclitlmi. Bargain. Phone 7473.

iron SALE-ONE MEDIUM.-SIZE

Coleman all space heater. Apply 48 Upper Queen Street, Char- lottetown.

FOR SALE - 40 IIYBRII) YEAR old hens, laying. Also one Slow Combustion Heater. Mrs. Everett Lamont, Union Road. .

FOII SALE- LARGE QUANTI- ties of feed oats. barley and oats. and barley. Will quote in truck lots or car lots. delivered basis. Dougald MacNutt. Ken- slngton.

FOR SALE- ONE REAL GOOD second hand 0. K. power take- off two-row digger. Also one 0. K. power take off one-row digger. Dougeld MacNutt. Ken- slngtori.

703 SALE - SECOND HAND John Deere team farm wagon. complete with box. One Island- msde team farm wagon wil.h

RECAP- Aeneas

box. One Halls number 2 threshing mill and cleaner. also- one 6 h.p. I.H.C. stationary

engine. Dougald MacNutt, Ken- slngton.

remele Help Wanted

WANTED-IIO1-JE.EKEEl'ERf-ITRB-. D. W. Sears. 161 Harvard street. Bummer-side.

WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUP- ply Company requires salesmen on commission basis to contact Electricians. Builders. Stores. Ap- ply giving full particulars. ex- perience. references. Empire Elec- tric Supply Company. 290 Craig St. West. Montreal, Quebec.

lagers Wanted

w A N"? E o - rescuers ron. Earnscllffe School. supplement 5400.00. Apply J. J. Maolnnis.

To Let

TO LET - HEATED APARTMENT. Apply 19 Lower Hlilsboro Street.

TO-.I:E-T - ITAW-O-fA4I):lmOIN-INVC rooms. 128 Prince St.

T0 LET-TWO FURNISHED rooms. Dial 3654.

FOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISIL ed rooms, second floor. Phone 4067.

TO LET-TWO FRONT HOUSE- keeping rooms. Dial 3501 after 9 am. TO I.ET-FURNISH . ling rnnm. girls preferred. Kent. Dial 6469.

FOR RENT - ONE BOOM ON second floor, furnished. 139 King Street. Dial 7295.

FOR. RENT - COMFORTABLE bedroom in Brighton area. Break- fast if desired. Write Box 53. Guardian.

TO LET - FURNISHED ROOM. ground floor. North River Road. so per week. Write KY, c.”o Guardian.

T0 LET-FOUR ROOM THIRD floor apartment. heated, hot and cold water. Residential. Dial 4985 after six.

TO LET - AT 50 LONGWORTII Ave.. second floor. heated light housekeeping room. suitable for one or two persons. Apply Irving's. third floor.

Transportation Wanted

w A NT an -av A1awoM'A?. passage to Calgary or vicinity. on or about October 15th. Dial 6138.

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Quiet-Riter - exclusive features sensational performance. 35 monthly. special student rat: on rental machines. Remington and 104 Kent Street. Dial 6631.

Wanted” WANTED-SMALL APARTMENT. 2 or 3 rooms and bath. Box 343. char' ” t van.

WANTED - GIRL CAPABLE OF taking care house and children during day. sleep in if desired. country girl pieferreri. Write Box 5!. care Guardian Office.

W A N T syn - EXPERIENCED housekeeper for general house- work for family of 3 adults and 2 high school children. All modern conveniences. Starting wage- tb0.00 per month. Apply in writ- i to-Mrs. R. M. Thompson. 104

erreee st. New C'asgow. N. S.

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fosr - IN THE crrv. saris?- riay. one pair glasses. name in- side case. Phone 5037. Reward.

Male Help Wanted

BRAKE AND STEERING MECH- anlo: Permanent position. goodv wages and working conditions. employee bcncill.-l. Apply: Duncan Bros. Limited. 84 Cedar Street, Sudbury. Ontario.

Mm Miscellaneous aurmnsas nexsao AND cesf-.. y ent. foundations put in. Dial 0407. use wru. susr oven to? square feet No. 2 mini board sheets about 11 feet long. list

inches wide. Phone Brace'a. sum- merside.

lf0t.lSllWIR1NO.. .REll'RlGEnA. ton. motor. washers and electrical repairs. Polisher rental. storey Electric.

FARM FOR SALE Ar SUFFOLK

(10.0;-acres. 60 clear. good? land and build- in t. fnea excellent I , 1 iui hardwood. fruiting on Wl)nl-er

River. i Louis ' Arising.

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WANTED---BED SITTING ROOM for lady. Dial 8404 between 5 and 7 pm.

WANTED - QUANTITY on OAVTTS or mixed grain. Phone Coveheaci

Exchange. Keith Cudmore. Char- lottetown. R. R. it.

Work Wanted

IV-ANTED - son As may arr- ter. Phone 94.57.

moons AGE WOMAN WANTS position as housekeeper. Adults. Apply 222 Queen street.

SEE THE NEW REMINGTON '

New Yorkstooks

NEW YORK. (AP)-The stock market safely passed through one major test of strength last week. but faces another more critical testing period.

If it comes through that test. Wall Street feels. then the worst of the current phase or the be”- market is over.

Technicians call it a testing of the lows. What it means is that the market hit a new average low I0? Ihe year a week ago last Mon- de.V- Then it bounced higher.

But at the end of that week the market was headed down again toward another low. However. the market's action last. week halted that downtrend and pointed prices upward.

In fact the market last week ad- vanced on balance for the first time in seven weelee.

Such a. display of strength and resistance to selling was regarded as a successful test of the low of the year.

But one test doesn't satisfy Wall street. Before the stock market really can try for a. broad re- covery movement. it is felt, a firm foundation must be built. The manner in which professionals and the public react when and if the market starts down again will tell the story. The test is expected shortly.

The advance of last Tuesday was equal to the best of the year.

There were many reassuring speeches during the week both by government officials and private business men. They all helped.

The net effect was that the bears became a little less bearish and the bulls took heart again. One WaJl Street source said that the week as a whole went. a long way toward restoring investor con- fidence in the stock market which has been in a sweeping downward movement all year.

The Asoclated Press average of 60 stocks added 31.70 and closed the week at 3102.50. That puts it 33 above the low of the year but nearly 314 under the high for 1053 reached early in January.

One thing detracted considerably from the week's advances-low volume.

The daily average volume of business was 1,100,000 shares. low- est in a. month.

Canadian issues finished the week showing strength. Hiram walker led the Canadian issues by advancmg 1-6 in Friday's trading. Dome Mines Added 1-4 and cans- dian Paciflc. International Nickel and Distillers Seagram each were up 1-8.

Canadian stocks on the Americ- an stock exchange showed a mixed trend as the week ended. Royal Oil gained 1-8 but Lake Shore slipped by the same fraction.

Probe Ordered In U. S. Beeifrices

WASHINGTJN. (AP)-The U. 5. Government Saturday ordered an investigation to find out whether the price spread between beef on the hoof and on the retail counter is too great.

Secretary of Agriculture Benson.

1 solid walnut Krocler arm chair, 1 silent

1. five burner electric range, rlectric washers. (2) Console piece dinette suite, spool bed,

etc.

U. S. Sig lieporl

CLEVELAND. (AP)-steel mills set their highest production rate of the month last week. but sep- tember will go down as the slow- est month since the nationwide steel workersl strike last year.

Steel magazine. reporting this today. said production for the first nine months of this year still will be 33 per cent greater than in the corrvparable period of 1952. The September output will be about 0.300.000 tons. Since August. 1952. the only other monthly output be.- low 9.000.000 ions was last Febru- ary at 8.900.000 tons.

Production last week rose 4.5 points to 94.5 per cent of rated capacity. and Steel said this was due largely to seitlemeni of a strike at Bethlehem steel Co.'s Lackawanna. N. Y.. plant.

Part of the current easing in de- mand. steei said. results from "a washing out of duplicate and pro- tective buying." It said metel-work- ing plants now are inclined to re- duce steel inventories and trim new orders closer in needs. But if the level of business does not decline too far, steel added, "it's possible the demand for steel wlll' spurt a. little when inventories have been reduced as far as desired.

said he Widen-

who ordered the inquiry. had received reports of a ing of the spread between prices farmers receive for their cattle and the cast of these at retail."

These reports. he said, came from members of Congress and others interested in the welfare of agri- culture. as well as in all segments of the livestock industry.

”Farmers of America. are en- iltled to know if there is truth to the charge that margins are ex- cessive." the secretary said in a statement.

NEW PAPER MILL

KARACHI (GP) - The big new paper mill at Karnalully, expected to begin production soon, is de- signed to produce about 30,000 tons annually of different kinds of pa- per.

Employment opportunities

(Federal Service)

Administrative Officer, Indian Agencies. Ottawa, .?.6,900.s'.',500.

Economist. Oitaua. S-1.040-55.520.

Contracts 5: Agreements Of- ficer (Public Utilities) Ottawa... 54.920-55.560. 1

Fire Prevention Inspectoel. var- ious centres. 54.180-54.860.

Airframe & Aeroengine Stores Technician. Ottawa. 52.990-33.480.

Translators. Ottawa. 53.000-S3: 830.

Technical Officer (Bacteriology) Newoundland. 52.640-53,130.

Communications Operators. Ot- tawa Wireless Station, .S2.240-&2,- 990.

Air Traffic Control Assistants, Moncton Air Services District. 32,- 190-52310.

Instrument Technicians. 52.240-32.600.

Details and application forms at your nearest. Civil Service Crim- misslon Office. National Employ-

Ottawa,

AUCTION SALE

ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 AT 7 0'CLOCl( P. M. AUCTION ROOMS, REVERE HOTEL, CHARLOTITOWN FURNITURE, STOVES, ETC. settee. 1 walnut tloungo. corner seat. flower stand. bedroom

suites. 1 lazyboy and stool, 3 kitchen linoleum and wooden), Frigidaire, 4 coal and wood ranges.

Also crystal sherbet glasses. crystal tumblers, ware, kitchen scales. assorted dishes. kitchenware. Hot- point electric iron, table linen, hearth rugs.

Inspection at 7 o'clock p.m. sale begins at 7:30 p.m.

ment Office and Post Office.

1 antique rocker, walnut side chairs. chairs. 4 Chesterfield tables (porcelain.

1 Quebec heater (new). 4 radios. (4) chrome chairs. 5 spool table, tables, cic.

silver-

scatter rugs.

J. J. MUSTARD. Auctioneer.

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nmnrnrur of EDUGATIUII

Applications invited for the following positions-in the Provincial Vocational School: I 1

(1) Instructor in Welding. ;

(2) Assistant Instructor in Automotive Mechan- ics. '

Apply to the Deparinient of Education stating experience, qualifications and salary expected. Give Apply in person if possible.

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FOR RENT

Rooms on upper floor. suitable for housekeeping. in Dominion Hotel. Also space on the lower floor, to be remodeled to the taste of the lessee, suitable for commercial business.

For further particulars apply at the office of T. LELAND LINKLETTER. barrister, etc., Summer- slde, Prince Edward Island.

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FOR SALE

Property of the late Emmas J. Corish, situated at Southport, house has living room. dining room, kit- chen, pantry and porch first floor, three bedrooms on second floor, hot water furnace, automatic water pump. good barn with cement foundation. garage with cement floor. Buildings all painted and in first class condition. Can be bought with three acres of land or large acreage if desired. s

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For further particulars apply-- KENNEDY & MUSTARD Real Estate Brokers

IEICUIY CUSIOM FOUR-DOOR SEDAN

wrousnun Wes. r-on '-min new no Mower qtur mud: eoltoool at are noel.

. Mercury beauty ' PLUS cIll- new power features Vii

Road Test lhelwauliful VI:-rrury. All-newpnwer feature-a lake the liresmno work out of driving. IPRVR just ll-Ir pleasure. As you stop on the starter. at thrift-pr-oven V-3 engine eagerly springs tolife. so smooth. so whisper quiet. On the road. livelier performance. easier handling. smoother riding and safer alnpping will win your IIIIIHIFEIIIOH. ion! '

liicrcury rowan srznawrf at your Fingertips IIIHIKFI handling easier-does three quarters of the work. Mercurv POWER Ieluxt-'.s' give smoother. faster stops with half the effort. Mercury's 4-war r-owezn sr.A'r'

adjusts at a touch-and you're driver-Gfted to the moat comfortable driving position.

If you haven't already enjoyed a Mercury Road Test, are your Mercury dealer. Find out why others say. "the how. beautiful Mercury is the greatest yet-so com- pletely powered."

3-WAY CHOICE IN TRANSMISSIONS: WI-rr-Ii-hIalI' Dl'IV6a' greatest of all automatic transmissions: or thrifty Touch-O- Matio Overdrive (lmth optional on all model.-l: or Silent-Ease Synchronized Standard Transmission.

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hen more than Iin erliyo pressure is need:-(I. hvdrauIio 'niusclr-A" talie over. m e an-caring 3 times easier. lets you park in the light

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All-new o rionai nnwsta auras require lilt emnre than accelerator

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olda our on a hill. Straight-lino stopping in up in 5091, easier- faaler, loo. he-came lower. rloaer In-rial pt-rmile quirk rhnnging from gee pedal to hrake-cuts rrlvllnu

Mercury rowan slut. now optional on all models. It adjusts four ways to provide your "just right" position. Simply press a button in move seal. u or down. forward or back for I e poeitinn fromawhivh you Flu are the heat and drive the easiest with moat relaxation.

..'.'ROAD TEST MERCURY"

There's no clutch-no gear ahilh ing-Mllilc-0-IlA'l'lc is lly auro- manr-. Fo go. act lever and step on ' gll.Il givooinatantumooth wa- mi ones. Thai-e'a automate" 5:-2.. ahi t for hill climbing. 'I11erQ'l positive. aafa onntrohon on-even. llllti-0-MATIC Drive II available on all models.

Stewart Motors Ltd. -

YOUR MEIICURY-METEOR DEALER 224 Great George SI.. Charlottetown

F. Earle McDonald mun MERCURY-METEOR nnamn Summerslde

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