.QI'RIL 8. 1943

our. CHAKLQITIZEWNLQUARPIAN

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I We loan money for useful urpom ; T‘ holpllll, dentist. nurses’ hills. barium leafnrliultlinnfm}. moo om. mes. Illl‘ the Punhuo of livestock or m- Montfgfl stflgk n Y slogk m" "1"" WWI"- rl t for preemies. mums. mn- I ' summit 5i- fihum- ".‘.’°"{."lll'..."°..""‘" °il.."‘ll ' u mill IIIIIIUI an armmeni in writing, nlloviuin; mfinmn. " EXCIIEIIEQ EXBIIIIIQO Imam for the ,,IIQIIISO of. or in mt coda, ooy- ‘*'-' i- ~- crfll b! Order No. 225. Term: ‘with the Stooh Close mo“. *"-. - c‘ Wartime Prices and Trade Board regulation. m lagdTPl If; g-g Ben m 15o °‘° e e - . a con S1 5-8 5753mm 13 1'3 General finance Eastern Limited ill-Wilh- ii """ * H‘ Bendix Av 39 Can Car Found l) 1-8 Beth Steel a1 7-8 C“ W? P" The Phillips Building, Charlottetown Phone 260 Che; g; 0mg gm glafl A1 A l: 2-: C sle ‘l4 1-2 "l c - echllyoallnon 1e 7-8 c“ 5mm 12 Elec Auto mu a1 (lellillm l3 1-4 Gm mac 3-; ggsmksléuttltflow 1-2 Gen Me ra 50 3-4 me s s t M t P . Gt Nor 12d » so 3-4 m“ all Pm 7-8 Kenn -8 |], , e s ea etain Speaks M,,,,-,gg,, =5 = m“... 5...... 27 1-3 | I. _ Dom Steel B 9 1-2 Price Beilm Against Americans loyscengal i533 “°“‘ T°"‘“° “i” l- m o - ' g p9,, , Dryden s 3-4 Phil §BIRCO 31 1 4 “was °° 15 l-ll stc Oil n J 5s 1-2 g?‘ glebf-‘l wit" l? ill": ASHINGTON. April 5 — (AP) n - _ __ _ Tgxa . p ° " Jill»: Office of Prime Ailmiiiiwa- Shglolgll-tgilli, fill‘; but (fgilpthenlflillst vnitlfd ‘hi? ii 2-: W“ °‘ w°°ds 25 ‘"4 tioli lllllllelled "'5 wlllmll? ‘We’ time today against the Americans U S Rubber 37 1-2 Mass" Harris 7 3'4 united Slaw-i meet Silliiillefi W- by name, linking them with Brit- U s Steel Co M°°°1l "m" 'l dill‘ bi’ “m”? "m" celllfllel‘ aln as perpetrators of "unjustlfl- Vanadium Col-p 22 1-2 M“ P°w°" 25 pillllld cellllig Pllces- °ll°°llv° AW“ cble" bombing raids on France West Union a4 l-a N" m” 3° 15, for beef, veal, lamb and mut- and asserted he is giving France an West E199 94 b‘ Nat Steel Car 4a 1.2 lvll- lllld mrblddln“ swres l” m‘ "authoritative regime which ls wls- --- Noranda 43 dune point values of any l-ation- est and "was the common Mm Power Corp 491.4 i-(l illelts and tats without also o, the great masses). M u c Quebec Power l4 1.2 zillllng prices. _ I [h t m ed CH‘ 1 Shawinigan _ 171.3 The “W actions gre" gcslgned’ Static lllispxen 6003561“. tJeflSSgll St haw Pm 1214 “mclnlh é-z-ild’ JO em-nmme Con‘ Bl"itain and his re ublican rede ""'“' Si’ Law com 200 l'll.»ioli_ arising froln bl-DTC-by-SIOR? r, d u W, m l; t“; stock, Close Steel of Can 70 \‘1ll'lfltll)llS in ceilings, help stump ¢95§0 S. an users-Sg- 0 Abmm Pm 7 34 wpg glee A 3 w, black nmrkets m men; and Aflica, but in! a bioa cast today to Asbestos 24 b2 wpg Ewe B 3 guard against abuse of the prlvil- his conquel-e country he made B A on 2o 34 egi‘ stores have of reducing point 5.060181 Ptferflllve t0 the raid l1!’ the Bathurst A 13 14; values in order to sell perishable United States av‘ fumes 0n the R8- 08“ vlckers 4 34 wmned items. nault works near Paris, saying he Dom T“ 8 34 They predicted“ the new ceil- had just learned "that region of Don A 4 34 ma, will mean in most cases Paris this afternoon was the object mm A 22 b2 _ ' less than the prlocs which con- of new Anglo-American aggres- Home on 335 SLIIIIETQ have been paying recent- slon. Imp Oil 13 7-8 -" Int Pete i9 BEIRNE, Alpril 6 --(AP)— Alex- : in‘; “§.‘i‘°“.‘.“i‘t.‘°l.ll‘°‘n"‘°"“°“‘ - - - o e no pu c, ed at his Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance BANKS nom- nv-aaln. w... at n. age of 84, the Swiss ‘Telegraph Agency Minimum Charge for Any Advertisement 25 Cents repolzillaed ln a. ldlspatch from Paris. _ i c u : r an EM he“ Nova 300m, 253 M erand, w o served as Minis- ‘clflcrgerltllwtfllggdflng:nfigalicnpel-aytvdrdcogflfée Elven?! 3c tgerlri wards Royal 140 her of War in 1914 and 1915, was

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Classified 3o per word; ln Memoriarn Notices 70c per inch: Lists of I-‘loral and Spiritual Oilerlngs, Cards, cic., 5c per name: Letters of (‘pndolencfl 10o per inch; Wedding engagements 40 words for $1.00 and 10 cents for every additional 3 word Appreciation, 70c per inch or 4c per word. Lists oi’ Subscriptions 40 cents oer Inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on

s. Notices of Thanks and

MINING

‘TORONTO, April '1 -(CP)—-Clos-

application. ing stock quotation; Stocks . Acme female Help Wanted Position Wanted Alderfélac Ang an \l'.-\\'TED a MAID AT ONCE. AP- oliu. WANTswt POiITIlOl‘; e165: Aug Hlfr p.) Shows Hotel, lsrackley aaleslaoy in my. _ m) ymww“ Aquarius peach, 4-u-al- We peivlce ulilce, Cllallo _ _ - Astana - — - --- " - Au warren‘ MAID - COUNIHY " B,;‘§.§,,, eiri prelww- 5i Hlilsww fli- Escaped Bankflcld 4'7"“ Barker For“ - PRACTICAL "Um “lfiltfifflnn§"%t..Zifi'st‘..-€.‘3.¥ ul‘ lnlo-ale-aged woman. Mocern Nonnhylvm.‘ 44H“: Bldgood conveniences. El toll Rayner, ______ ---- Homo Clftcwll, are. 5. 4-7-21 wanted Braome ivavrae - EXPERIENCED ———,———i——~~—mi— B A °ll l-lol-seshoer for local establish- WANTEIL-MiCOND HAND _BABY Brit Dem rllellt. Apply Selective Service, stroller ill good condition. Phollle Brculan Charlottetown, P. E. I. 4-8-31. 1989-1... * 4-8-31. grpfw: k -— — - u ll ~ - u TTY r‘ "000 I‘ or bu“? ‘vlgiIiILLlgWS? (iii: ti: ircgiiellusoon. ggflfkfid“ -——~—————— 1.. u. MacLevd a suns. vlclorin. C“, 1.51,,“ FOR SALE — EIGIIT BEATTY T’ . w " “ Cd M 1 Cow Stnnchions tllfiwivfifitltfl‘ usesd. waifiggagysngfinggggoxltmglgfi Cd: 01a; _F.VS. R/sevesfoiitllpoll._J-6- . Hmenpd by May lst. ‘Vlgriatle: géapitbzglab ~ _ * Cvllill’ inn. - ~ - 1 l-OR SALE GANDHI. FOR ___ A___ Cent Pore

service two yeni" Hog got at Fill- eouwood Farm. E. Ryan,

FOR SALE—FAHGO TRUCK. sizikc bony, hydraulic dump, good ill'l‘.\', almost new, engine Illlllllllg gtklfS, euerllauled. $600.00. Allison Millln, Kenslngtoli. 4-8-11-

FOII SALE-d IMPERIAL l_0 ll-P- Engine complete "ltiill shalt and wllocl, i bronze shaft l0 it. ion; x l‘. inch; 1 lelt-hallded Whevl 1B x 12. Fred l-lickox, St. Avnrds, Charlottetown. 4-6-31.

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WANTED

Ynung Marl - exemlll- ll'°ll’l lnilltary service, for lmmfll"

late tralnln as theatre 11"" jecilonlst. H gh school educa- tlon required. April!’

NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE OFFICE

Richmond Street

INOTICE N0 public fishing on mill property at Hunter River. Pond and stream under

lease. '

MRS. L. B. WOOD

Hunter River

NOTICE

A General Meeting of illcmbefs of the Peoples Church will be held on Fri- lllly. April 16th in the Church at 8 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of asseriainlng ihe will of the members with Teilard to the disposing of the Church property. A full attendance is urgently re- quested.

By ORDER 0F TRUSTEES

FOR SALE‘

Private Clearance Sale of all house furnishing; at East Royalty from April 6th to 14th. Mahogany "vine roo furniture, dining mm. ltfllroom. kitchen, 2 wardrobro, china cabinet, Phone, kitchen range, ru . anti ue latter: and discs, Ill "ilk lll II nllll; also a cedar precl-

ovcls saw. etc. Choice Ne! "Blllluillrc Hens.

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WANTED PART 0R FULL-TIME Chester agents for wcll known Life In- gonlm-um surance Company. Apply National Davies Selective Service Office at Char- Dame

lottetown or Sulnmerslde.

DUQUESIIG

4-7-31. Ea Cr

Lost

LOST — SPARE TIRE AND RIM between Clyde River and Char- lottetown. Fllldfil‘ leavc at Hamil Howard's, Cornwall.

Articles Wanted

BAND AND ORCHESTRA H instruments not in use ma be turned into ready cash. end full particulars to Wilaley Royce 8r. Company 310 Yonge St, Tor- onto, Ontarle, 4-6-111.

Ea, MRI Eldorado Falcon

Gods La Gold Gate Graham BOus Grxllll Gulmar Mnlllwell Hold R0 oiling

Home

Howey

Hllrl Bay Min Imp Oil Inspira

Int Pele

WANTED —- A LADWS BICYCLE. J Wnltg

Medium size. Write "RP Guard- Jason lan. 4-6-41. J M Co,“ . Kerr Acid Miscellaneous Kirk La Kirk Town oil not: WHAT a NICE BLACK be Dufiwlt

rubber trace I have and also La Shflre

lng. Clllillofl Morrison

Fred- Lamnque

erlcton, P. E. 4-6-41. Lam Cad Leiteh Lil L. L BIGGEST FATMAN 3136,1535 Maceed Madsen Danlcl Lambert, who died in Malnmc 1809. weighed ‘I39 pounds and is Mm, a, mm believed to have been the heaviest Mckenzle man that ever lived. Mcwan Min Corp Moncta CLEARANCE lie-- Nipiss Noranda Nordon N Star Oil P 0 a a. AT LOYALIST ROAD Omen’ Half mile mm Paved Road on Faciliti- Pamour . APRIL ll, I943 Pllllellllll

n the premises i’ Ray and How- Paymast gnu Gillespie. l-"nllln 15 acres. Stock Fem"

MRS. GEORGE II. HARPER.

Hum l5" n‘ East Royalty. Q - #641. _

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and Implements. PM‘ cm" Pioneer 1 Ha Mower Premier i Iltfluc Prestol '1‘ eens n 2 Truck Wagons §,‘,‘y,,n,, 2 sets Harrow! s, Anth 2 Slelghs San An; 1 Gan Plow Sena,“ 1 Gra n Cleaner s] ee Forks. Shovels, Hoes s}: PM Swings and Saws a‘ e" STOCK Sladen Slave In 10 head Cattle Stp R0 2 Horses Sud Baa 1 Sow to furrow in May Sullivan lil!- Straw Sylvan i365! n Tag); Hu 911m rn 1 Bedroom Suite 33,3, 0,, l Dining Boom Suite Umd We, A 1 Cheaterflcld Suite Um, can on." Venturell 1 Sewing Machine wane Am“ “M” Wendlizo Range, Queen Heater, Furnaeettc. w" H“; Lamps, 2 Cream Cans. Pulls. Sell"- ator, other articles Included. 1391mm" If stormy next line day following. Fbcthms . Pend ure Tm“ ‘m’ apex McRAI-I. Temiik

Auctioneer.

CUR-n

Total like 695°00-

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elected President in 1920 and held office until 1924. He was Commis- sioner General for Alsace and Lor- raine in 1919-20.

May Gut Retail Deliveries Further

TORONTO. April 6 --(OP)—Fur-

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a. adian Press, have been advised he ha; been missing for several weeks. The scene

represented as importance to ed to be called shortly for discus- sion of further fortification of the acne.

of goods by the Prices Board in order to effect savings in gasoline and rubber was forecast here today

by W. M. McCutcheoll, services ad- ministrator, at the Canadian Retail

Federation Conference.

“We have got to have greater

savings in the use of automotive equipment," he said, "anc. are sat- isfied that the savings to date are gnly a start". He thought this might e limiting the frequency of deliveries, requiring that orders one day before deliveries am; by allowing pools to be operated."

accomplished by "an order

be placed

He said the Prices Board was

prepared to give assistance to any groups wanting to start a cooper- ative delivery system.

Former Newsman Listed Missing

HALIFAX, Alli-ll s —(CP)—Sqdli.

Ldr. Malcolm J. Macbeod, a native Nova rose to command of the top-scoring fighter squadron in the R..A F‘ , has be l iterranean theatre.

Scotia newspaper-roan who

posted as missing in the Meo- Relatives of the 25-year-old flier, former staff writer of the Can-

of his disappearance al-lnot be disclosed, but it was one

of the most action-filled areas of the war.

Whether sqcn. Ldr. Maclieod was

still in command of the crack R..A. F. unit at the time of his disap- pearance was not known here. It was disclosed last February that he had been assigned to head spitfire squadron, then at Malia.

this At that time. the squadron was

credited officially with destroying just under 300 enemy planes, plus another 10v) probables. More than

80 of these had been shot down

over Malta.

Report Rommel Now In Italy

LONDON, April 5-(CP)-A Mos-

cow radio broadcast recorded by The Associated Press Field Marshal Elwin Rommel has bteen “made Commander-in-Chlef o a armies in Italy and the Mediter- ranean Coast of France and has arrived

said today

German and Italian

in Southern Italy. Rommel will have charge of co-

ordinating all arms of the southern defines command, the broadcast

a . The Italian High Command was

at ibuting great

a. co erenee expect-

._i______ The first recorded ascent of Po-

pocatepetl, Mexican volcano. was made in 1519. but the second did

not take place until 1w.

Fill! "SALE

One 1940 LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK

One Heavy FARM WAGGON I CASH 8r CARRY STORES

D uh. rundown Ométllllbd out. old!

uuln general conleu. It

alter 30 or 40.

mlnii Ilrelcfloirl nomlfl " ' m. en m at

u", ._ __ ______

brothers

Mr. and Mrs. John

their son, Prlva tor Transvor‘

Mrs. John Stewart,

year.

Medical As

lo the creation oi vised oi‘ opciulctl

any ill a suclllhsipll

llcalill ill. the sublnl.

..on, but p€1'l1il.p5 unwelcome

The Association s

rotary, described as

was lil health

possession i n s u r a n

In mully Association's

the Association's tinned lhu

plall. Tllc Association

SETViCf-5 (lil provided fol" these tllz-ll" coillribuliolls. Provincial l'lll.llCl‘ administration was

lsira tlon by slnns

lures through lllc

ministration by d health. Federal legislatio

svays. was urged- person should have

doctor choose his patients.

On H118 Delnt Dr.

S“ ing on the length oi’ thcn be a fart!!!‘ choice oi doctor.

mnable and in standards of them. said the

VOICES OF

the illusion that

Ill dflllllgfl-

Road. llzive received a cable nounclllg lllc a rival in England of Carl Stewart, Mo-

Prlvaiefiuy Stewart, son of Mr. and

llealill insurance lUi‘ superior to ally wllien llus bceil cie-

tile House ul Colllmolls committee on social scciulty was informed 1,0-

acllull hiculcal Association. full approval oi the ilriiieiplo of lzllicc was cnpi"c;>;sc.i iii

that it woallll involve the illedic-al pYOlCSSIOII.

drilwll up lil file light of what Dr. 'l‘. C. Roillley, C.M.A. gcileral sec-

sl/udy and before the Association

now before the committee. respects, however, the "pIOFOSQIS were pal"- aliel to lliuse in the draft. However, wlicre tine draft pro- posals contemplate an all-inclusive healtli llliillllllfld plan, compulsory for all classes 0f the population, su-bnlission men- lixiilg cf an income limit over which per be required to participate ill tile

provided in ill-e ddi" be no lS/OllCill level to the plilll and that those Willi luw incolzlcs and n0 incomes at all should get lllcrlicnl l-ll(‘ same stand-aid as

Association illld it. favored adlllill- independent commis- respollsible to the provincial mill- lsiers oi’ health, rather than ad-

grants in aid to the provinces and obtain a large measure of ulilforln- lty as bet/ween different provinces. while leaving room for dealing with different situations in different

The submission said the insured

choose his own doctor and that the should have

The submission urged that any scheme of cash benefits for rless should not be Joined to health insurance but should be adminis- tered with unemployment ance or in some other way.

was embarrassing for have the say when a patient should back to work and cease draw- benefits. The doctor's attitude

cash benefits should be void would

Remuneration for those render- ing health services should berea- conformity with expected oi’ Some

service submission. variation in the method of oavlnr the general practitioner might be necessary ill different areas.

The musical range of the Poly- nesian-" voice ls sa wide as to create

'Men,Women0ier4ll‘ Feel Weak, Worn, 0ld ‘l

Want llonnal m, vim. lrlnmyl i

exhausted coudl Trly

o. T d"? E22 o c a ere: Pa“:

.v y REALWDEONE —- llu and IIVI

Bun loony.

mulnntl. often

Bl ou etnoruaul no?! c’ BAKV

E noul

in Arms

Stewart, Peters an-

Pcters Road

who has been overseas for the past

Views 0n Social Security Plan

OTTAWA, _Api'il 6 —lCP)-— Or- ganized lileaicillc lil Canada looks

a 535mm of tins country

all y where else,

ireill the Can-

it was stressed “great and changes" for

a lrbmlssioli was

many years of

of me draft ce proposals

sons would not

insisted, as is aft, that there

able to pay

than Federal favored by the Legisla-

cparilllen ts 0f

n to provide

the right to

the right to

sick-

insur-

Routley said it doctors to

time for which in the patients

PACIFIC

Bansard report (continued from yesterday's Guardian) discus- sion in House of Commons, April 2, on car ferry estimates,

Hon. Mr. RALSTON:

So much with regard to the winter. A5 regards summer condit- ions, the situation is very much easier, because there is the Scotla I or the Scotla II. I believe it is the Scotla I which Ls a stand-by for the service between Mulgrave and Point Tupper and the service between Borden and Prince Edward Isiand; that is, if the necessity should arise, but we hope it will not. my hon. friend who speaks of a boat twenty-nine years old

eight years old, and that she was put in service again this year as an icebreaker? That indicates what we are up against in the mutter of shipping. Prince Edward Island lzas done magnificent vvork: she has run this whole year at an average of better than ten trips a day, over eight miles each, through lCe and ice flees and under bad conditions. Some trips have lilken as lrmil 11S clgllt hours. She has C0110 splendid work. We put lll¢Iil-l)Lll“.llllg boilers this your, the last of them having been completed very recently, and they have made u tremendous im- provement. _

As has been said, that boat serv- ed from 1915 to 1931. I think I am correct in saying that that is when the new boat was put on. There had been only one beat up to that time. We are now back in the same situation with an older boat. I realize that this ls so, and what we are trying to do is to provice

able to afford

the best stand-by possible. I assure

Discussion Over P. E. I. Car Ferry

in Paplijlment

the people of Prince lildward Island that this will be done. Security

With regard to security, I have discussed that with my colleagues the Minister of National Defence for Naval Services and the Minist- er of National Defence for Ail", ZlllC. I am assured that everything will be done that can possibly be done with the equipment that is avail-

securlty for that

boat on that particular run.

As an extra precaution, as a mat- ter of stand-by, the Prince Edward Island members and I have _ vocateci to my colleague the Mill- istcr of Transport that, to take care of a. temporary breakage iii con- realize that the Lady Grey is iorty-vlcctlon with that boat, we should have at Prince Edward Island crn - a marine 511p oi" 2v floating duck where repairs may be made. whereby two dlsclvzilltages will be avnidec.—delays on the boat taken to some other port for rc- pairs, and the risks atiendarit on a voyage of that kind. That zllat- tcr is under consideration right at illi$ moment. We found the value

ad-

rilld

ljidilg

of silch an arrangement at the very time my llOll. lricntl qlllfij-l, about it. I urn not sure \VllOllli‘l' ll

ivas vepall"; to the propeller or (lief p, rudder which took illrce cays; but when a. breakdown occurred we found the value of having a ma- chine shop and a place where re- pairs could be made right on Prince Edward Island. The boat was taken to Charlottetown and was back on lllc run in about. two and a half llflfvs. Ii’ we have and :1 marine sill) there. it will be possible to make all repairs on the ____;__i___