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The ouudnii

Classilied Ads

Tuesday, April 12, 1955

Iardera Aecetsnetleteil

For Sale

i1lN'rs:n - BOARDERS. MAR- ried couples or roomers in pri- vate home. Dial 0063.

FOR SALE-QUANTITY CHOICE .baled hay. Ralph Dawson,

Baby chicks BABY CHICKS

Congratulations to P. E. 1." Poultry Industry. Poul- try Processing and Packag- ing Plant is a long step in the right direction. Buy your chicks with confidence at Donald's Poultry Farm and Breeder Hatchery, East Florenceville. N. B.

liars and Trucks For Sale

NEW MORRIS S500. DOWN. 542. a, month. 50 miles per gallon! MacKsy Motors. Call 6448.

FOR. SALE-MODEL A COACH. good condition. Vaughn Murphy. Southport.

FOR SALE-'52 G.M.C. la-TON low mileage. A-l ('OIl(llll0l'l. Ap- ply to Macliay Illotors or dial 4561 after 6 pm.

F63 SALE-STAKE nonv one ton Dodge. 1951. exceptional low price. Tom Dunn's Garage. Southport. 7579.

CAR BUYERS Today's Special

Don't judge a hook hv its cover nor a car by its paint. job.

1953 METEOR SUBURBAN

F. R. MCLAINE LTD. Dial 7358 - 9 Malpeque Rd.

FOR SALE

Offers are requested for no 1952 V-8 Studebaker Commander Sedan in per- iect condition. 8000 miles, the property of the late Arthur C. Wood. Automo- bile may be seen at W. G. Barbour Limited, Charlotte- town. Apply to:

MRS. ARTHUR WOOD, czo F. W. LeLacheur, Murray Harbour

For sale FOR SALE - GOOD SECOND hand brick. Phoneymilago. g Wfvv FOR SALE - 8 TONS OF HAY. Also Coal Broodar. Stove. Henry Morrison. Bi d ”

mn. good condition. Can be seen at 259 Richmond Street.

For: SALE-TEN YOUNG PIGS. 3) to 40 lbs. Rnbsrt Mackinnon. Soutbport.

FOR SALE-TWO WORK HORSES. Will trade for cattle. Joseph Doyle. West Covehead.

ron IALE-TWO nnofsfzaaii Holstein bulls. year olds. Earl Clark. Mslpeque.

FOR SALE - FEED OATS. SUIT- abie for seed James E. Smith. Box .153. Charlottetown. Tele- phone 9997

FOR SALE-NEW MUD CART and log cart fnewl. one with wheels. Allan Smith. Hunter River.

FOR SALE - MASSEY HARRIS tractor plow. can be used as two or three bottom. L. H. Drake. Cornwall.

FOR SALE-GAS GAUGES FOR all makes of tractors. No more guessing. you can see the amount of gas in your tractor from seat Turner Farm Equip- msnt.

F0 a s A L 2 - REGISTERED mare. 4 years old. by Budlong. dam Belina Scott. Joggcd all winter. ready to train. sound. gentle. Priced ior quick sale. Also harness. road cart. jaunt- ing sleigh. Gordon Jeffrey. Al- berton.

FOR SALE.

Wood for kindling. CL50 tor V2 ton truck load delivered in yard.

PHONE 4496

Farm For Sale

At Valleyileld East, 150 acres, 95 clear, balance hardwood and lumber. trout stream running Iirough farm. 9 room in good repair. large

for: sans:-1951 MERCURY 14- "

WANTED - PRINCIPAL FOB

Taaeiara Vlsated

Bonahaw School. immediately. Apply Mrs. Stewart MacNevin. Secretary

steels and aircraft: lower.

324.50; Iowa 319 cents to 81.5 a bale lower.

MARKETS” and F

Tomato: Market cloud. New York: Market is-regular;

liontreal: lndustrials and papers "I . orouto: Hog priced: Grade A

New York:

WANTED - MAN FOR FARM work. Must be able to .'?iilk. Will pay good wages to suitable man. Apply Vernon Proud. Sherwood.

Charlottetown. R. R. 6. Dial 5983. Miscellaneous

ELECTROLUX DEALER. - SYD- ney J. Jeffrey. Phone 7038.

RADIO SERVICE. JACKIE Doyle. Dial 4305.

ARRIVING WEDNESDAY CAR- 1 load of Cockshutt tractors. Farmers-who have placed their orders and are waiting can get delivery after Thursday. Turner

Farm Equipment.

Morigagellsltawlvew

Titers will he sold at Public Auction in ironl oi tbs Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in Queen's County. Pnncs Edward Island. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon on Wednesday the fourth any at May. 1055.

All that parcel oi lsml situats Lvlng and being at Crapaud in Queen's County in Pnncs Edward island. bounded and described as (allows. that lg to say: F on tbs ssst dds of the road leading irom Crapaud to Westinnreland. and at tbs northeast angle at land sow or formerly in possession of Archibald Shsu. them-s ssstwardb slung said road a riistancn M thirty yhrda. thence asst- wsirlly parallel to the said Archibald Shaw's northern boundary a dtstancs of fifty yards: thsncs southwsrdly parallel the said read to the said Archibald hsw'a boundary; thsnes wsstwsrdlv along Shaw's boundary to the Place oi earn- msncamsnt. containing one non si land. a little more or less. durribed in a deed dated August Mb. 1879. made between Henry William Robertson. late of Cra- paud. Medical Doctor. oi the one part. and Henry Robertson of Crsplud oi the other part:

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Also all that tract oi land and premises sltuais at Crabaud dorsssid bounded and described as follows. that is In say: Comv menctng at a stake set in the rear houn- dary line of the said Henry W. Robert- son's homestead lot and in the northern nude ltns of a lot in possession oi Georgs Lowttieri thence northwardly along the said boundary to tho northeast corner of said d lot) Mssncs at right on-

gles ., a of dishes sauthwsrdly parallel to the said rear boundary to the aiorsssid northern side tins of Gsorgs Lowthsr's land; thence weslwardly along lxiwtheria land to the place oi commencement. as des- crthad in a dead from Wslgsr 1!. Robert- son, Frederick A. Robertson and othsrs to George Newsuns datpd January Nth. 1013. said lands and promises bsing be- t d to Jane lats sf Cra-

lid;

Also all that tract el land situate. li- lng and being at Crapaud Village on Lot TvicrIl.V-nine in Quccn's County aforesaid. bounded and described as iollaws. that is to say: Commencing at the northeast an- gla of a plot or land formerly in posses- slen ei Iorstle lowlau. tb-es north- wsrdly parallel with tbs asst boundary oi the said Horatio Iowncsf land a dip tsncs of eighty-tour lest; lhanes wast.- wsrrlly two hundred and sixty-two feet or until it strikes the eastern boundary d land then in possession of Lottie and Ethsl Nswaom at a point seventy-ilvs last to the said Thomas A. Cobb's north boundary line; thence ssstwardly along the said boundary lines I lots fronting on the main public road landing (ran Crspsurl Village to Charlottetown. a dis- tance oi two hundred and alglsty-is foot to the place at commancsrnuit. contain- ing one-hall acre of land a little more or less. Escsmlnl and raasrvla there- nut a pint conveyed to Lolita scviitla described as follows: Commencing at a stake est in the northeast cont cl land now is Possession of Avssrd Iscvlttis. thcncs in s northerly direction along the western boundary line of land in pos- session at Mrs. Margaret Callback a dis- tance iii clahtaan issl. thence turning at right angles and in I westerly direction and parallel in the northern boundary tins ol land in pa-ssden of Avssrd Ilse- Vittla. s distance ai seventy-livs last. lhcflcs turning at right snglss is a southerly direction I tilstnnea hi sighlson ice! or until it strikes the northwest corner oi land in possession oi the said Avanrrt Mm-Vitus. thencs in an easterly direction along the northern boundary llns of land in poaaeslllm oi the said Avssni Mar-Vitus as the place oi seniinancomant. said to contain thirteen hundred and My Iqnars fast el land. be It a little rnurw or lens

The above sale is being made under and by ilrtus of a power oi sale can- talni-cl in an lndantura of mortgage made the tvu.-nI.v-sixth day oi A.D.. WM. hslwsen llrsrstt llehsr llisevlftls oi Crspsuot ainrsssld. Merchant. and Aleths Maevlttls. his wife. oi the us part. and Oranvllls L. Martin ai the same lilacs. Married Woman. of me other rt. and because ni default having made to payment of the principal and intend thrrehy uonrad.

Tlatald ihl 7Ill lily oi April A.D- lllb. l'uKANVIl.Ll I.. MARTIN.

llinrtssgew

Nursery stock

FOR SALE -DAHLIA (MIXED cnlnrl roots. 51.2.1 pe r doz. Parker Jewell. York.

IOOKINO ORDERS ron PRI- mler laasls or Isnstor Dunlap strawberry plants 01.50. lfll: I. 1000. Prepaid A. 63 Jenkins. Southport.

RTIAWIERRY PLANT! - SEN- stnr Dunlap. strong healthy. year old plants. freshly dug. trimmed ready to set out. Price 31.50 per hundred. 010.!) per tlinusand. Iota at 5000 or more at as. Pr aid. With such order for moo pants, one gooseberry hush included free. Parker Jewell. York

WANTED-MAN NOW '0!-

and other outbuild- 1l4 mile from hydro.

I'll

miles man Monte at on

in

at work to im e health. as lng law is a laaasnt. heel .

zuslna oi your ova For full

until April 20. noon.

Sslsesaa Wasted I

on inside who Dfeisn out- an V gl

drawers. bureau and

Also living room. kitchen and, one bedroom. heated. Central. Apply 221 Weymouth.

Tenders

BUTTERMILK TENDERS

Sealed tenders will be re- ceived from patrons only Six days per week. commencing. May 1, for six months not. less than 15c per c-wt. Notl necessarily more than onel day's tender accepted.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

HAZELBROOK DAIRYING CO. LTD. RENA WOOD, Secretary.

TENDERS FOR SCALES

T riders will be received at t e office of the under- signed. up to 12 o'clock noon April 18th, for the

2 2.01; No. .'i 2.00: Domestic prices: 1 Nor 1.76; No. 21.73: No. 11.71: No. 4 1.66; 1 Durum 2.11M; No. 2 2.11; No. 3 2.10.

N. Y. Stocks

NEW YORK (AP) - Selling in steels and aircraits Monday turn- ed the stock market irregular.

Most stocks were narrowly high- er but essentially the session I'll irregular.

Gains of 2 to 4 points were loiind while loases&oi l to 3 points dotted the list. ethlehem Steel dropped 3l's st 133Vs.

Bethlehem after the close on Thursday. final session before the Good Friday holiday. announced plans for nearly Sl92.000.000 in debentures convertible into com- mon stock on the basis oi 3500 in debentures for each 25 shares oi common owned.

Pharmaceuticals were buoyed by the impending report on the Salk polio vaccine tests. and there

were a number of individual gainers. The 'Associated Press average

of 60 stocks was up 20 cents at

I

. F . . Eitusgi

am an M . an Albuwi I'D L t Gfllfll gas ' & I I ' "mil. "Fl! Villlldl WINNIPEG (CP)- Prices were 3 K F " unAT!nTooMoN GROUNDIH Lu-lndlltrdinMnnd Gtlslhs A woman-one moon: Adan hoax. Phone am. ti". . " . ' S '5' ..., 1535'” A'””'.V.g....mS"" 6”” C runmsnao. HEATED ROOMS onMl;l pficeigiiiimm. n.ii:'cunx 33:" I 3"? WANTED. - 5131- F03 GEN- 187 Prince St. hesitation on U. S. markets and T up Is us. 3;: eral housework. Dial 0137. reports of rain in the U. S. wheat :5. I:-I” rm j--m---mm " ' belt. ,. -- 1: nifpigdlyc i:to:eumgu:uL vgliyrzkg. slow. sgwsr ltreet, Parkdsle. 32:: p..:.c.es...... unchanged. C 5...: 3;; ,de"o".Sv .. A ixtjwra-ppamgns o.z.:gMi'y ml. Jly mu. ocz. I--v,, ill: WANTED - WOMAN F03 LIGHT rooms. suitable for light house- 75'lil- , G Jiccsu It lg” housekeeping. Must have good keeping, phone ma. Barley: May 1.073-i; My 1.01:: vat so cut , references. Errol Lund. Mt. E on 955. Q. -::'IIgs.' . . Ii name... - ED 3 - Flax: Mgy x.u; Jly em; Oct. I. W I em mant with hot water. third floor. g.g7y.b, .. K; . as Lost & Found gaaaafetgili. Phone sole or lPDlYlo::ye1o1I:gy nu, Jly 09V..y.: Mu eh WOULD THFPARTY wuosrom '20 my ;T,.g,-7'....E...g,.sTl Prices to. class Two wheat for n ;;,I;-; can - . - the plaid wrap out of my car conninini eight nice large export to countries outside IWA: . N” am! .”. ' in the drive way Saturday niight. moms and bath. Wm, Box 244 1 Nor 1.76; No. 2 1.73; No. I 1.11; m .. j u April 9th. please return it. W. Gunman - ' No. 4 1.60; l Durum 2.75; No. 2 1" ii" -' " ”T win: 0 ” " P. Scntner. North Rustico. C.m..i-.--- . .- 2.74: No. 5 2.73. IWA prices: 1 "mm . cammlii ' ' ”'”' ----e--t ro LET-MAY i. LIVING Boom. .N...- 1.75; No. 2 1.73; No. 3 1.71; Montreal Stock. Gels i-.... -, ,,, , h M Mala walltall kitchen. two bedrooms. heated. iNo. 4 1.66: l Durum 2.019;: No. "'1 . . ioosa

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To .Discuss Farm Prrolslsnjis At Washington This Woolc

I7 GIOIGI IITCIIN csssslss Pssss aim Writer

WASHINGTON (CP)-Problems facing the' North American Isr- mcr will get as slring this week at a meeting oi the lsterhstional Federsuoa oi Agriculture Produc- ers. an organisation which speaks ior Ii000.ll)0 farm families a- round the world.

Canada. as one oi the big world exporters of -farm products. will rank high on the agenda for the two days oi discussion and will be represented at the conference table by delegations from Que- bec. Ontario and the three prairie provinces.

The meeting. taking place Tuss- dlll and Wednesday. has been

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sl . wt tenuous (Am .11.. Ill!!! attacked eMaa.ue.aae.aseusutaccuisrvmou manna world sasrsals, la the svss..ue!shtstmhoauudtwohiuunk.,

atlrrliassebluwlllbsthasuss-""..,,:l"'.';";".'.l:” 30' " Illlollll C 50 1-1093” oolsthl supply ciai.v3i:""'.ii'.”'. U0-bushel surpliu si Asnaacsb caught northalld south of Ping- whsst -. sspugs. I made mum-Wm”-Wmwuu "'” " "'"i' ""' ""'"' "'1-no at one:-icy un"iiii"ii'.i."' the uiiiue liaise with use oggaiggg x..,,,,,,,,,.,.u"; loaves. i caught a gunbogu and mo...

called to prepare the North Am- below seat.

as-lean viewpoint for the world IFAP meeting in Rome next Sap- tember. Representatives of Can- ada, the United States and Max-

ico will attend the closed us- li slons

Discussion is expected to centre

, around the mountainous surplus

of us. farm products. valued at

'9'"? H305 to harm the us.

I Pinghsi. A communique said

on is ..:..:." "W

announced Monday. Dr.

foodstuifs ice.

than in wooden craft south or

Ill.

six gunboats were damaged and clouds of black

Another flight spotted three gun. boats and more than 1) Woodgg craft north oi Pinglipi. damaging twodoi the gunbosts and two junlts,

id.

TORONTO (CP)-An interpret. in service to aid non-English speaking people will be establish ed in Toronto hospitals.-it was Michael Lanczner oi the University ni Tomato. who will direct the sen. said the need tor such a service is due to the increasing

MONTREAL tCPl - The stock market was higher at the close of active trading Monday.

Leading were Windsor lioisi up 084: at 5355. Crown Zelierbsch. up three at 70. Dominion Class. IV. at 88. Canada Cement. at. Law- rence and Noranda. each a point

at 40. 00 and Walker used a point to aw. and Vs. utilities and

Sssgrams. so to 81

lnduatrisls. papers. senior metals were higher. Ianks and beverages were shaded.

Mines were strong and active. United Asbestos was up 81.00 at 36.10. sherrit-Gordon. so at 84.80 and Coulee 82 at ".35.

The industrial volume was l36.0M shares and mines 1.282.110.

Of the 291 issues traded. 100 were up. be down and 117 un- changed with 30 highs and 17 lows t established.

The exchangs's avers as show banks (ii! 0.02 at 47.06. u tiss up 0.2 at 125.0. lnduatrisls up 0.6 at 251.0. combined up 0.5 at ms. pa rs up 1.01 at 1117.2! and golds of 0.30 at 14.41.

Monrsui. (cs) - Isslas seolstlensz All .. .. ... . . . . .. IE Abtl pr

Il62.00. The luiilroad was up 00 at 3131.40. a high since 1929. lndustrials remained tul- chsngsd while utllities..wsre up N cents.

one touched highs and 19 hit lows.

shares.

purchase from the Gty of

auto truck scales, 20 tons

capacity.

Scales to be removed from present site, at corner of Grafton and ,Queen

Streets, within ten days from time of purchase. Purchaser may obtain plan of scales from City. Clerk's office. Highest or, any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. A. FULLERTON. City Clerk.

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WANTID-ALIBOTTLEI. Pints or quarts. Dial 8505.. Michael Bros.

WANTED - HEATED APART- ment. I or more rooms. before May 0th. Dial I987.

WANTED-UNFURNIIIIED room. Central. Write Box 145. cfo Guardian.

1 set i” Fm'ba"kS'M0"" Esiigiiiiy higher on 800.000 shares,

day. The American exchange was

ssainst 840.000 Thursday. Higher were Consolidated Min-

. Wanted wani-in an Ariiiimam wired for electric range. Phone 473.

WANTED - MAY lst HEATED apartment or house. wired for electric stove. Write Box 840 Guardian Offics.

WANTED To RENT-A-N apartment or house. in or near Charlottetown. Write Box 24!. Guardian.

DOCTOR AND FAMILY (ONI child) moving to Charlottetown in June desire unfurnished five or 6 rno';ied house or apart- ment. Contact Miller Bros.

Work wanted one i" 'nTifo"U's"icTEiEANiNo in evenings. Dial 6063.

desires work in the city. Sex 141. Guardian.

vlliiffnb - L.s"?6ia"no'i'.iIiIv:F top desk. with swivel chair. Dial am.

acres. with never falling s

Charlottetown.

a going concern. Apply:-

DR. J. P.

Tami at the late John A.

electricity. Land in good cond Apply to-

' BillLL.MA'I'l-EIlEON&FOS'I'E1l.

hundred and five stocks

Volume amounted to 1.680.000 against 2.330.000 Thurs-

WANTED - PRACTICAL NURSI

Black Market Flourishes In Russia Again

LONDON (Reuters) - Russia's black market men are back in hip- lnes again as a result ai what Moscow Radio calls a "temporary shortage of certain goods."

The radio quoted an edl ial Thursday from Pravda. the lot Communist party ugwgpgpq-, an the subject of Soviet domgmg trade.

"Taking advantage of a tamper- arv shortage of certain goods and the lack of alertness of some trade organizations which do not take properly into account the demands of the consume . individual 'pgo(. iteering elements” make pui-aligns iordthe purpose of re-soiling." it as

"in a number of cases the workers at the counter are their accomplices. A most dsclslve Suuilllaumust be waged against

ml-Ic momma." I.

The Pravda editorial said the overwhelming number oi workers in Soviet stats trading organisa- ions were conscientious and werksd wall. but added. "there are also dishonest ones who violate the

rules of trade

the a the customer." The Pravda editorial. as broadcast. did not indicate in which branches of the trade the mats shortsgas have

VFXN ' - ls:'"iTl-iIousi:EifATs-

uuz. evenings and on Thursday afternoons. Phone M3.

ton SALE

Dairy Farm, 3 miles from Charlottetown. 88 U2

tream, 50 "head registered

Jersey cattle herd credited and blood tested. Milking machine and running water in barn. fluid milk outlet in Farm may be bought separately or as

LANTZ

Farm For Sale

MacKinnon d Union Road,

Queen's County, 6 miles from Charlottetown. 78 M4 cis Pcrrin. French acres with some lumber and pulp. Convenient to Church. School. mill and Railway. Dwelling has a new furnace and

ition. Immediate possession-

Iamlnstructcdby

and mattress;

table

AUCTION SALF

OF I-IOUSil2iOLD AND EF'I"EX.'II AT 17 SPRING PARK ROAD THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1955, AT 2 P. M.

Mrs. Maude Boston to sell by pub- ic suction her household effects, including disstsrilsld stilts; end tables; mull tables; dining-room tabla. buffet nd chairs; two double beds. springs and mstti-eases;.two beds. springs and mattresses; one th single oouclliinsw ma

( old) Ilvsr "iiiiw vary :- vase: dishes.

rm :chut

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occurred. But it listed certain spec- ific sliortagaa is the rural areas. Kerouac. Iswla msctiiaae. soap or other suantls goods were men. tionad. It said also titst ls seine places such goods as salt. matches. lamp glasses and crockery were set svnaellcsbls. of M

suse d plaguing h on. region the trade setwerk had an accumulation at aluminium ware sulficisnt. to last for live or six years. The admitted shortage of "cort- soods" may bear some relation to the fact that. his the Ilrsl ting is sight years. there was so April I announcement by the lovist gav- srnmsnt of reductions in null nrlcss oi food, clothing and eco- aumer goods.

Frsncli Report Finds of Uranium

PARIS. illsutsrsl --Prat. Fran- hlgh commis-

skin 10! load . - a..'l....' i:""';l..a".':'..".'.

domestic price-support prop-gm,

Tho lianslanr an ill! can

wmno and annual - - - "'”""" Against Ilowoasls and PIIII0W'.'

GETAIZ 7llE.fE 5l(7'R-QC

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llowovi Infection

'I'liese'a as rubs ao pinch or esplodel The Sam -Liner. which holds rho sir. also re-

m.':.'..'.."-.-...-:.-:-'-' .- paa a barmlaae slow lull.”

Q0173 N0 MORE "IAN amazon me Mo was

gggfircstonc DELUXE CHAMPION .

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