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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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MAY 25,

1950

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I words; be per word;

Advertising lists:-Payable In Advance

Mlnununa Charge For Any Advertlneinent ta lcenle

Cents-at uuardlan Douala 60 vol word; Announcementa and Coming Eventa so per

Llata ol Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Ulrda, otu., be button of Condolence Mo per Inch: gagementa All words (or 81.00 Ind I0 cents for every uildrnomu Nutloee of Tluinlra and apnreclauon. 840 per inch or Llata ot Subacrlptlona, GD centa per Inch; Andrea and -reaentauoa 01.00. ,

Other Batu on appllcauon.

The advartlaer agrees that than publisher shall not be liable (or damages arlalng out of errura to -.5-ertlaenrenta oeyuuzl the amount paid for the epaee ectuall the udvertlaement in which an error occurred, whether and: error In due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise. and there shall be no liability for IIOII-lnlklrtluu of any advertisement beyond the amount. paid for web advcrtlsenienv.

Western and Eaatero In Mensorlnns Notlcea Mo oer Wedding Ela-

oocupled by that portion In

Boarders Wanted

BOARDERS Phone 124.8-J .

BIALE ISOARDERS ACCOMMOD- uted. Apply 20 Birchwood St.

ACCOMMODATED.

Bicycles

BIKE FOR SALE - GOOD AS new. Price S3000. Erwin Court, iedlord Statlaa.

BICYCLES - USED 322.50 UP: new S-12.33 up. Bargains ln parts and ac.-nssoiies. Send for free ll- liistnitcd catalogue. Duke's, Dc-pt. A. 65 Queen West, Tor- onto.

Business opportunities

EARN MONEY AT HOME - spare or full-time. Learn to make candy at home; earn while learning. Correspondence course with free equipment. National Institute of Confectionery R.eg'd., Delorimier P. O. Box 152, Mon- tieal. Que.

cars cl lrucks for Sale

FOR SALE - CHEAP. 1939 cnev. panel truck. 317 Fitzroy Street.

FOR SALE - 1039 PONTIAC. Apply F. R. MacLea.n's.

FOR SALE-1949 STUDEBAKER Champion. Phone 2456-J.

FOR SALE-I939 OLDSMOBILE. A real buy at 5375.00. Can '39 seen at Martin's Garage.

FOR. SALE - 1938 CHEVROLET Couipe. Good condition. John Nicholson, Seas-letoiwn.

Ton SALE on rnana - ms Chevrolet. Coupe. Also fresh cow. 'D. R. Buell. Mermaid.

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FOB SALE-1988 DODGE SEDAN. Apply Spring Park Service Sta- tlon.

ITOII SALE - 1931 FORD COACH. In good condition. Hebe: Camp- hell. Kingston.

FOR SALE-I936 DODGE COUPE. Good condition. Raymond Sel- lick. Brackley.

FOR SALE - 11,6 TRUCK. REG- istered. 5550. Will take S300. cash down. Phone 1955-L.

FOR SALE-19-II PLYMOUTH. 1932 Plymouth and 1931 Ch-.v. Can be seen at Powers' Garage. Southport.

FOR SALE - 1939 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Apply 19 I-llllsboro-street. Could be taken in possession June 1st.

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FOR SALE-I939 OLDSMOBILE. A real buy at 5375.00. Can be seen at Martin's Garage. Queen Street.

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FOR SALE-1935 FORD COACH. new tires. reconditioned job, body in excellent condition. Mark Cosizrove. Sherbrookr-.

FOR. SALE - I947 ONE-TON Mercury Truck. Heater and Radio. Good condition. Apply Herbie Phillips. Harrington.

FOR SALE - more CIIEVROLET Coach and 1939 Ford Cou-pe. Good condition. will accept Livestock Apply Bowlan Radio Service. Charlottetown.

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TOR SALE-CHEAP FOR QUICK Sale. two ton truck. Ford. good motor and tires. will trade for car. Percy Fe:-rlsh, East Street. Summerside.

I941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. EX-

Folt SALE - PINE BOARDS AND Planks. Seasoned 12 months. Ap ply Dan Farquharson, Mermaid.

FOR SALE - 30 BUS!-IELS COB- blcr Foundation Seconds. Also .30 laying hens, one year old. Earl Rodd. Wmsioe.

FOR SALE - HAND WASHING Mochmae and Wringer. Good condition. slam. Stanley Colcs. Stanley.

FOR SALE -- TWIIY SIID. Cream Can. two inside House Doors. William H. Neill. North Milton.

FOR SALE - Bl'N('-ALOVV. FIVE rooms and bath. One year old. Residential section. Pl'lCI: S-1,750.00. Apply 182 Queen Street.

FOR. SALE - SMALL FOUNDA- tion Mountain, and small Foun- dation Se-hago potatoes. Wil- fted Craig, Middleton.

FOR. SALE - QUANTITY RED and Alslke Clover seed. Also mix- ture of timothy and clover. Earle lngs, Mt. Herbert.

FOR SALE - NEW 19 FF. OUT- board Auxiliary Cabin Cruiser. Mrs. Lorne Crawford. George- town.

FOR SALE - ONE ENTERPRISE Electric Range, high wen. Call at 5 West Street 'I'hursday or Friday. this week.

FOR SALE -- GENERAL PUR- pose more 550; also used tractor. Silver King. 5250. Leonard Mc Carvllle, Freetown. ,

FOR SALE - MASSEY HARRIS potato planter complete with new pickers and fertilizer attach- ment. In perfect condition. Rob- ert E. Burns. Freetown.

FOR. SALE - AYRSIIIRE IIEIF- er. shorthom Heifer. two years old. due to freshen scorn. Also seed Barley. Alexander Martin. Valleyfleld West.

FOR SALE - OVE PURE BIIED Jersey Cow, 5 years old. due to frwhen June 9th. Also one Yearling Heifer. Waller Gregor. Bi-ackley Beach.

FARM FOR SALE-I OFFERPOR sale farm of 60 acres. 40 clear Remainder wood. one of straw- berries. Never falling spring at door. Dwelllrig house and neces- sary out buildings. Also 50 acres adjoining can be purchased. Ap- ply Mrs. A. Birt. Covehead Road

Female Help Wanted

WANTED - GIRL FOE GEN- eral housework. lPhone 2819-2.

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In Prairie Provinces

WINNIPIJG. May 23 Cool backward weather. accompanied by widespread rainfall and snow at a number of points, has re- tarded spring seeding in the three prairie provinces. Warm dry weather is required in practical- ly all areas to permit seeding pro- gress within the normal dates of seeding. according to the weekly crop report of the Department of Agriculture of the Canadian Na- tional Railways.

Little headway has been made in Manitoba to date. The flood in the Red River Valley will scri- ously curtail seeding of all crops in that section. with a s20.000.0U0 crop loss estimated for the cur-

rent season. Other points in Southern Manitoba indicate a pos- sible whcat decrease of 10 per

cent to 15 per cent, with possible increase in oats. barley and flax. Seeding in these sections will not be general until May '2-llh. Weather was cool in Northern Manitoba. with practically all soc- Lions having light rains or show- crs. Liltlc seeding has been done. but with warmer weather. it should be general early next week. Moisture conditions are good ex- cepl at Minitos and Swan River where conditions are fair to good.

In Saskatchewan

ln Southeasicrn and Easierri Saskatchewan seeding commenced

Male Help Wanted

IV A N T E D - EXPERIIiIN(lED Painter. Apply J. C. weatherblc. 51 spring Park Road.

WANTED -- MAN FOR FARM work. S. S. McKinley. French- fort.

WANTED IMIIDEJDIATELY, MAS lo drive tractor on farm. W. .1 Andrew, East Royalty, phone 867-L.

Miscellaneous PORTABLE CUSTOM SAWING.

Apply Russell Compton. Bvliu River, phone Eldon RT-13.

llursery Stock

F 0 R S A L E-STRAWBERRY Plants. Dunlap 51.26 per 100. 89.00 per 1000. Prepaid. Charles Macxenzie, Winisloe.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. DUN lap and Premier-51.50 per hun- dred; S10.00 per thousand pre- paid. W. B. Creed. I-Iighfleld.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS-PREIOL ler and Dunlap. si.50 per hun- dred. 310.00 per thousand. Pre- paid. J. C. Stewart, Charlotte- town. R. R 7.

llurses- Wanted

WANTED - SUPERINTENDENT of Nurses for sixty bed general hospital. Salary 5200.00 per month plus full maintenance. Ap-

y: W. G. Martin. Chairman. Lady Minto Hospital. Cochrane. Gntarlo.

WANTED - GENERAL DUTY nurses for sixty bed hospital Salary sl-10.00 per month plus fulllmaintenance to registered nurses. others in accordance with qualifications. Apply: Superin- tendent of Nurses. Lady Minw Hospital. Cochrane. Ontario.

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL housework. 296 Grafton St.

WANTED - GIRL FOR. LIGHT housework. Mrs. Lyman Duns- ford. Phone 2.479-L.

WANTED WAITRESSES. GOOD wages, good working conditions. Apply in person. Andy's Sou Foods. Summcrside.

W A N '1' E D - MIDDLE AGED woman to care for elderly lady.

George P. Macl..eod. Graham's Road.

WANTED - COOK GENERAL. loundresses and kitchcn girls. Apply Shaw's Hot:-l, Brackley Beach.

For Rent

TO LET-BED SITTING ROOM. Apply 212 Kent St.

TO LET - FURNISHED BED-

cellent condition, actualmzillertfg room. Phone 1613-L.

. n d. c --?--j-:- ::';?,”'u:'doY,f,:x2,,. 0393, grjyie, TO LET - FURNISHED. HEATED Hume, Riven rooms. Phone 220-L.

F S l To RENT - rovn UNP'UR,NISII- 9" 3 3 ed moms. second floor. Write 249

POI saur. -. FOUNDATION A

Cobblers. Douglas Bell. Borden.

n FOR SALE - BABY CAIIIISAGE. Cheap. Apply 291 Kent street.

MILCH COWS FOR SALE - Jersey, Guernsey and Ayrslilre. D. F. MacDonald, Sourls.

FOR SALE - 3 YOUNG WORK

horses. Apply G. S. McKenn.'A. Klnkora. FOR SALE - ONE KITCHEN

Range. Good condition. Albert E. Todd. stanchel.

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FOR SALE - QUANTITY GOOD Mixed Grain for seed. Smith Machrlane. Harrington.

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POI. BALE - FIVE IIEIPEIS. one year old. Robert S. Moore. New Willshire.

......:.E....L-Z-A FOR SALE - TRUCK AXEL. suitable trailer. Apply 14-lo MacNov1n. onsthaw.

POI BALI-GASOLINE INGINI 1 1-3 H. P. (Johnson Air Cool). Olartnoe Melllsh. Klnmaa.

roa IALI - aaaowsrr Inn oats. Lloyd Jenkins. Wuuloe. Phone nu. .

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FOR RENT-HOUSE NEAR BOI- den. 5 rooms. All modem eorr venlences. Apply E. S. I-Yancls. Phone 34-3.

T 0 L E T -- FOR. months. a furnished house.

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Personal

SLENDOR TABLETS ARE EF- fectlve. 2 weeks' supply 81; 12 weeks' 85; at Reddln Bros. & Jenkins. Charlottetown: sem- ple's. Kensingtori. Jamleson's. Montague.

GET QUICK BELIEF. LASTING comfort. Wilder's Stomach Pow- der. Every druggist. in Canada sells Wilder's-in the blue check- ered can. 2.

GREYING HAIR? YOU CAN BE- gain natural colour and beauty with Angelique Grey Hair Ro- slorer. Start. today. 51,00 at Red- dln Bros. and Hughes. Charlotte- town; samples. Kensington; Jamleson's Drug store, Mon- tague. 15.

Poultry FOR SALE - 45 LARGE KENS. LBJATEIICE Newson. Bradalbane.

salesmen Wanted

WANTED-MAN FOR RAWLEIGII business. Permanent if you are a hustler. For particulars write F.awleigh'a Dept. MIrE-470,103, Montreal.

typewriters

SEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portable Typewriter - the only olflca typewriter in personal also New portable design. new spark-

llousos Ant. Wanted

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WANTED BY THREE ADULTS. apartment or house by Judy lat. Write W Guxirdlrin.

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WANTED - BY SEPTEMBER IST. 8 or 10 room house. Unfurnished. Near P. W. C. Rtllable couple Box 2547. Guardian.

WANTED-SMALL APARTMENT or Cottage. three. four or five room: for two adults. No children. :,l-zone Oroclrett 5 storw Ltd.

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LOST - COOKER DPANIEL. PIC e phone 9514.

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ease return to Guardian Office.

particulars apply by letter to llng performance. Cash or terms Box 251. care Guardian. Remington Rand Limited. 134 llpliolsterlng

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nzcosnmoumc mnnasses right at home. References. Moc- Ausland 1l66-2.

Venetian Bllnrlo

.:..:.:..-- VENETIAN DLINDS - IIAIIOLD Clark. Phone 1523-J. WI go any-

where. Walled

WANTED-CIICULAI SAW AND bench. Write A. B. C. can Guard- ten.

WANTEIT RELIABLE COUPLE to share home. Write 11. Our- dlan.

WANTED 1'0 III! OI BENT house In city or handy city. Write giving particulars to Box .1. Guardian.

WANTID - IAN AND WIPE to keep house and take can of et- der; lm. Pres

pending

about May 15th, but backward weather haapermlttad little pro- grees. From 5 to 30 per cent of wheat seeding is completed. de- on location. Moisture conditions generally are good in this area, with snow and rain oc- curring in recent days. Gran- hoppers hatching is delayed. but heavy infestations are expected over a large area of Saskatchewan. Wheat seeding in Central Sas- katchewan la 25 per cent com- pleted. Surface moisture is gen- erally satisfactory for germina- tion, But little reserve moisture is available and crop prospects will be dependent upon timely rains during the growing season. Conditions in most areas are con- siderod favorable for the present. with the exception of the very late seeding.

Seeding l5 progressing satisfac- torily in Northern Saskatchewan, varying from 25 per cent. in eastern territory to 80 per cent in western sections. A start has also been made on coarse grains in this area. and early sown wheat is showing above ground at I few points. Warm weather is requir- ed over this division and rain: will be required in the western sections upon completion of seeding.

Late Season

East and northeast of Calgary wheat seeding varies from 10 per ceni to 80 per cent completed, the season being from 10 days to three weeks late. Moisture con- ditions are generally below nor- mal and good rains will be re- quired to ensure even germina- tion. Heavy rains occurred in the east end of the Oyen Sub Division. with seeding five to 75 per cent completed. Weather generally has been cloudy. cool and windy. The moisture situation in the Red Deer sub division is very acute. From Edmonton East, seeding varies from 30 per cent to 70 per cent completed with most points re- porting both surface and subsoil moisture deteriorating rapidly. High winds and dust storms have caused some drifting between Bigger and Wainwright but dam- age is not yet ascertainable.

Thirty five per cent of wheat and 15 per cent of coarse grains have been sown in the Athabasca subdivision. where weather has continued cold and the top soil is getting dry. Rains and warm weather will soon be required in this area.

Peace River Area

Scattered showers occurred in the Peace River where weather previously has been warm and dry. Seeding is general, with 30 per cent wheat completed and seeding of coarse grains com- menced. Moisture is fair and sub- soil moisture good. With walm weather. there should be early germination.

Weather was warm in the Okanagan where creeks are rising but are not yet up to flood stage. There will be no cherries. apricots or peaches at Kelowna or North. while between Penticton and Osoyoos cherries will be & per cent. apricots l0 per cent and peaches 15' per cent crops. On the whole territory plums and prunes promise an 80 per cent crop while crab apples should be normal.

SHOW GOES ON

BRIDGEWATER. Surrey. Eng- land-(OP)-Charles Real, '1!- year-old showman, for years gave Brldgewater children free rides on the opening night of his fair. Re- cently 2,000 children shrlaked and laughed on the swings and round- abouts but I-leal had died of heart

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WANTED TO BUY A JOG CART

Must be in extra. ood con- dition, minus whee prefer- red. Apply to:

HARRY CROZIER, Dal-nley, P. E. I.

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TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE Federal Buildings - Mai-mm: Provinces

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for Coal for Maritime Provinces" will be received until 3-p.m. tE.D.S.T.), Thursday. June in. 1950 for the supply of coal and coke for the Dominion Buildings in the Provinces of Nova Scolia. New Brunswick and Prince Ed- ward Island.

Specifications and forms of ten- der can be obtained from the Fur- chasing Agent, Department of Pub- lic Works. Ottawa. the Resident Architect at Halifax, N.S.. and the Resident Architect at Saint John. N. B.

Tenders should be made on the forms. supplied by the Department and in accordance with depart- mental specificalions and condi- tions attached thereto. Coal deal- ers' licence numbers must be given when tendering.

The Department reserves the right to demand from any success- ful lcnderer. before awarding the order. a security deposit in the form of a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada. made payable to the order of the Hon- ourable the Mlnistcr of P bllc Works. equal to 10 per cent 0 the amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Rail- way Company and its constituent companies unconditionally Suar- anteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Canada, or the aforementioned bonds and I cer- tified cheque if required to make up an odd amount.

By order. ROBERT FORTIER. Acting Secretary. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. May 22. 1950.

OUR

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Married Kan. Must understand farming and aim. to operate a tractor. Modern house, milk. and VPgc. tablea supplied free. Good wages for right man.

WELLINGTON , Southporl or BUNTAIN & BF.LL'S WIIARF

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WET ODERII BIIIIGALOWS FOR SALE

I have listed for sale with immediate possession

the following:

(1) 134 storey bun' ow in residential district situ. etc on lot 60 x 60. containing 6 rooms and linlli. constructed in 1947. Oil heating and gflragr-.

Bungalow on Brackley Point Road silllalr on quarters of an acre of land, constructml in Oil heating and Garage attached to hoiisv.

If interested in further details on either of llww choloc properties, apply:-

A. waunmu GAUDET. r.r..ii. Solicitor, Phillips Bldg.

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Apply:

5. A. LLEWELLYN

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FOR SALE

RESTAURANT BUSINESS AT MONTAGUE