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CIIMPIINY LIMITED

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For Sale

‘hivertising liatevliayiihle in Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement I Cont; Central Guardian Locate 60 l" VIII; Wfltlfl and lantern Lecaia 2° plll‘ word; Announcements and Coming [vents so per pug-q; classified 3e per v-erd; tn Memo or Mural and olnrllllll Ullflllllls Ulldl. etc” be peg name; ggggq». of condolence 84c P" "wit; Wedding lngllclnenta 40 words lur $1.00 and i0 cents for ever! additional I warns; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, itle-‘per inch or be per wurd; u“; u; gumn’,

nous, 49 cents per men; Address and Presentation $1.40. Other rates on application.

Notices lite per inch; Lute

Oars d ‘trucks For Sale“

Lid-BOYS BICYCLE. ntw; also 25 yards OI u lure. Cali BBQ-J.

En ssTu-fclforca unamou batons.

W. B. Creed, l-irghfleld. —i NEW GENERATOR

rm: .\li.EA— LADIES FUR 00.417. 5.; sixlccn. Apply Box 131.

Fitch-nun; - 000mm SPANIEL 1*; Anson MacLaughian, we: '

FOIL SALE-ONE REACH-IN Krnuzintor one year old, suita-ble l»: home or store. Marshall (":::!‘l1, Souris.

l-‘(ill S.\I.I-.‘ —- (l. (l. M. BICYCLE.

m good condition. Apply Joseph

CA =1, hinkorn.

Ffilt .\'.\I.I~I - LOT so x 125. 0N H1 .. mi Arc. Apply 94 Rich-

‘ircct or Phone 985-J.

._. _ »i—v——— For: RECORD CAST iron Range. Perfect condition. Aiirwi Stnvpt, Bunbury. - For: .-1\l.r-‘. - 200 TRUCK WAGON viii". half price. Steel hubs. wow. Emmett Cusack, Black- 51, ‘Friicadie Cross.

F»? sins-es NEW HAMP- riw "n Puiicis. starting to lay. \'.' ":r'ri ilmrnpson. Dunstaffnage.

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rnn SALE-i sacrum‘ uanan. I biscburnrr. Pipes and parts to.- Enterprise hot air furnace. Wri‘! Box 56, or phone 204,

Wanted

W. "Trill — TWO MALE - Room and board. Y.

STUD - Phone

l IMIIIEDIATELY- TWO or "w-rc rooms for n couple with srinTl child. Write Box 133. care liwWlhwli.

R.i.\-».~r..?_ s MAID. no wasn- i Apply Mrs. J. J. Johnston, ‘.40 lvcliiord Street.

FIF-"FI-Iil-ONE Mata srupnnr ‘w vnro room. Apply 9 mhcr or plions 1932-1...

W.- . TED — SCRAP IRON AND mrinls. For hichest prices Phone 76K. Ahfe Block.

II‘ A N T F. T) — BEER BOTTLES. ilkirs, Iron and Metals. Highest iirlr". Fast service. Phone 2203 ‘M-‘Firico Block 6r Co.

WiNTlib-ALB BOTTLES. riiziwsi prices paid. Fast pick- uo service. Phone 2542. Evenings 1W7 liiic-hncl Bros.

lvssrnn-rnacmsre ron Grand View School. Supplement First (‘lass $300 00. second $250.00. Tl A Gillis, Secretary.

Female llein Wanted

WANTlID-Glltl. FOR, GENERAL housework; also part time tele- lllil c operator. Mrs. Earl May- Yi <.. Crapnud.

N‘§\'i' “WESTMINSTER, B. C.- ‘FP- 1.0m! pickpockcis are get- "M rrriiy daring. sum Clark, s -'\""i' WrsH-ninster resident. had a srov'\ in a chair In his own I"*n:~ v’ noon. Whcn he woke up. hi‘ inflict, containing $50 .was ifnr

Eon sane

I930 Studebaker Commafll h good rendition. Priced to eell.

APPLY liarher View Garage, Fliuilvpisrt.

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Have you any old Chine Dishes or Vases on your Pifliry shelves or in your aiiir? Also Oval Picture Frames. Parlor ramp; ‘m. matched shades, China "oils. m. Write "Antiques", ‘ll/II: Charlottetown Guard.

1937 DODGE COACH. HEATER, defroster, new tires, perfect con- dition. Can be seen on Market Square.

FOR. SALE-INT PLYMOUTH deluxe coach, heater. Call 14904,

FOR. SALE-dim, BUICK SEDAN, great shape. Bargain at $350. Barrett's Garage, Esher St.

FOB, SALE—IB4I. DODGE SEDAN in excellent condition. New tires. E. N. MacQuarrie, Ltd, Summerside.

FOR. SALE-HM STUDEBAKER sedan in good condition. Te be aold at Market square ‘mesdsy at 12 o'clock. W. H. Beaten, Auctioneer.

l-‘Oll SALE - 1037 DODGE. IN good running order. Apply David

Sanderson. 8t. Peters.

FOB SALE — 1051 CHEVROLET Coupe. Good condition. Good tires, Also roll fence wire. Phone 159-J.

FOB SALE-INC FOBD DE LUXE

1937 Plymouth. Best offers. Lorne Jenkins. Pt. easant. Murray River.

Students Aeeammodatad

MALE STUDENTS ACCOMMOD- ated. Apply 30 Kensington Road or Phone 2089-J.

CAN ACCOMMODATE G I ll L student, first year P.W.C. Apply 59 Eilston Street.

Personal

FOB NEUBAIJGIA. LUMBAGO. Rheumatic Pains, ‘Cheit Ceids apply i-leat Penetrating G'ory Oil. At your Druggist.

SLENDOB TABLETS ADE EF-

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fective. 2 weeks’ supply $1; 12 weeks $5. at Reddin Brcs, and Jenkins Pharmacy, Charlotte-

town; Samples Drug Store. Ken-

8ale§men Wanted

Winnipeg Grain

WINNIIPDO- Aug 22-(OP)—Lib- era] hedging sales representing new crop deliveries, came into oats and barley trade Saturday on the WinniPH Grain Exchange and prices generally were lewir.

Buying by American houses in- terests appeared in both grains. particularly in barley, on the re- cmsions but prices closed around their lows for the day.

Hedging nler also appeared in rye futures trading, with occu- ional buying by seaboard interest: eming in on"the decline.

Flax trade was light with some selling by local elevator interests small demand appeared spasmodi- eaily.

Class two wheat prices were re- duced two cents from Friday.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL. Aug. 22- (GP)- Produce prices quoted here Satur- day were reported by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs zlree cues. A large co- a1; med 58-59; A puliets 40-50; l3 4-6-41; C 35-36.

Butter: Wholesae Qua no 1 pasteurized 68 1-2. Current re.- ceipis Que no i pasteurized 6'! 3-4; no 2 68 3-4; first grads cream- ery prints Job price 70--'I0 1-2: solids 89.

Cheese: Current receipts west- ern white 30—-30. 1-16; Que whrts so. Fob factory.‘ Wholesale ex- port prices western white 30 i.l- 18-31; Quebec white 30 1-2-31. Domestics prices western wh.t¢ 33 1-2; colored 34 1-2. N0 other prices established.

Potatoes: Ont no i 75 lbs new 2.00. Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.40- 150; no 2 1.00-1.20.

CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Notice to Creditors of First Meet- ing Where Receiving Order Made.

In the matter of the bankruptcy of Cecil J. Carver, of the Town of Slunmerslde, Prince Edward Island, Merchant. Debtor.

Notice la hereby given that Cecil l? Carver of the Town o! Summer-aide, Merchant, Prince lid- ward Island, was adjudged Bank- rupt on the 4th day of May A. D. 1948. and that the first meeting of creditors will be held on the let day of September A.D. 1948 at the hour of Two o'clock In the after- noon at the Law Courts Building, in the City of Charlottetown.

To vots thereat proofs of claims and proxies must be flied with me prior thereto.

Those having claims against the estate must flle the same with the Custodian or the Trustee when appointed before the distri- bution Ia made, otherwise the pr ’ of the estate will be dis-

PART TIME SMLESMAN FOB every community in Prince Ed- ward Island, to sell Bebee- Tende, the modern safety chair for baby. Write for full particu- ma. Home Essentials Register- ed. 535 Harrington st, Halifax, Nova. Bcotia.

MANUFACTURER HA5 EXCEL- lent opportunity for alert young salesman, resident of Charlotte- town. Must own good car. Pre- vious experience is an ‘advant- age. but not essential. Success- ful applicant must have pleasing personality and eppearence,se.le| ability and willing to work hard in return for reasonable salary, ear allowance and travelling expenses. State age, education, marital status, experience in first letter. Replies held strictly confidential. Writs L. E.- Guar- dian.

WANTED, PART 0R. FULL-TIME salesmen or saleswomen for ev- ery community in Prince Edward Isl-and, to sell Rokerol, the last word in nursery furniture. Con- vertible into numerous uses, to- gether with a full iins of Beaudry products. Ihrolusive. Writs Baby's specialties Regis- tered, Maritimes. R0. Box 232. Summsrside.

r. Lost, Found, Strayetl‘

LOST A'l‘ TRACADII. COM- mons. Bulova watch. Finder writs 135, c /o Guardian. Reward.

LOST-HAND DAG, PU!!!’ DUI of money. fountain pen, car license. Please leave at Guardian Office.

rouivn n Tlll! n. a n. stone. Benson cigarette lighter. Call

0154. Te Lot

r0 nzr-ruurnsnno svsrmsn Cottage, 4 miles from City. Phone m ~

‘IO LIT-SIUI-Nllllll) BID- room, central. Apply Box 130i. Guardian.

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ONEIHUNDRED AND FIFTY FEEDEI PIGS IANGING FROM ll FORTY TO SEVENTY-FIVE LIS. OR OVER. I

L. MeDONALD Porlidele, Cheriottefoun, kl. or Phone 25ll-I. for information.

iributed among the parties entitled thereto. without regard to euch claims.

Dated at ummeraide. this 20th day of} August A. D. 1948.

Address of Custodian: P. 0. Box 38. Summerside, P. I3. I. J. HUBER’! HALL. Custodian.

DAILY CRUSSWORD "

Weakly Market iiepori g agar ' '

Improved quality in the cattle offering. coupled with consider- able speculative buying. served to send prices to higher levels tn the pest week. Advances of 50c to $1.50 were general, with western markets showing the most ‘up- turn. Calf prices were firm to stronger, lambs generally easier, hogs w 50c at Toronto but down a like amount at Montreal, and unchanged elsewhere.

Eastern Cattle Markets

Eastern cattle prices were up a general 50c, with spots in the market showing an advance of fully $1.00. An unprecedented top of $20 was reached at Tor- onto but only for a small lot of year-Pings shipped from Peterboro County. The tap on weighty steers was $24 as against last week's m, with butcher steers grating up to $22. Good stacker material was also in demand at steady prices. with some short- keep feeders up to $18.25. Every- thing wias cleared at prices firm to 50c; hkher at Montreal, the best of the steers making $19 to $21 and good cows $13 to $14.50; while the Mariirlmes quoted top steeps at $16 to $17, f.c.b.

Wooten Cattle Marketa

Keen conxpetition was evident throughout western markets, with buyers taking everything at their disposal and mostly at prices from 50c to $150 above the previ- ous week. Smapiies were well cleared, with Winnipeg having a small number of choice steers at a top of $28.50, others from $23 down, while good feeder material enjoyed a brisk enquiry at $15 to $17. Calgary advanced about 81.00, principally on account cf speculative buying. and some top steers moved at $24. with good to choice generally $22.50 to $23.50, Edmonton moved up 50c and had some weighty steers at $21.50, with grassera $20 down. Prince Albert $21; Moose Jew mostly $10 to $17 for medium-is: saskatoon $19 to $20; Regine. $20; and Van- couver $20 to $22.

EXIWPII To United Btitel

Dairy cattle eslports to the United States amounted to 2,- 575 head for the week compared vnith. 808 in the same week last year. ‘Iliis year's exports to date now total 65206 head as against 29.969 head in the same period last year. Exports of sheep in the past Week totalled 1,054.

Another rfrm ‘o... Market Flmmess evident in last week's

calf trading was carried into the current trading session and some

Tenders

Tenders will be received by the undersigned, for the asle of e. ten acre field In the Town of Mont- ague, with large fox ranch there- on.

Ill-och may be tendered for separately.

H. W. DAWSON

l0 Hilisboro Street Charlottetown

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Fodder ilorn

(lwerimentel Ikrml News)

rm: to rem var M10 wm was grown in Prince Edward Is- land and much of that sovwn was too late maturing for Island con- ditions. Immediate success follow- ed the introduction o4 suitable varieties and corn is now Being grown as a llimplementsryrfpra

crop on most dairy farms. Almost

every year there ls a period in late sumper and early fall when pas- tures beccme dry, and milk pro- duction falls off unless some form of succulent feed is provided.

Annual pasture and late seeded oats for green feed are useful during the early part of the per- iod, hut corn and white-fleshed turnlpsare preferable during the latter part. Corn, like turnips. produces large quantities of feed and the nature c4 its maburity is such that it is suitable for feed- ing over an extended period. The feeding value of com increases rapidly between the silking cut stage and maturity and it is therefore advisable to ‘plant an early and later maturing variety. Canada, No. 240 has proved useful us an early matur- ing variety for Prince Edward 1s- land conditions, while Algonquin, a later and more productive hy- brid, is most satisfactory for feeding the latter part of the sea- son, says W.N. Black, Supervisor of Illustration Stations, Dominion

Experimental Station, Charlotte- town, P.E.I. Corn for fodder should be

planted in close proximity to the stable or in a field immediately adjoining the pasture area where it may be readily accessible to livestock.

For fall feeding, éorn may be planted with an ordinary drill seeder in rows ranging from 2a to 36 inches apart or in hills 2 or 3 feet s/part in the row, depending on the yield and quality of for- age desired. When grown gs q soiling crop a thicker seeding is preferable in order that finer

advances were made. Toronto paid a top of $23 for best veers and moat sales were considered ti higher at this centre. Montreal had a. good demand at $22 to $23 or. good veais; Winnipeg up to $20; Calgary also up to $20; Ed- monton $18 to $19 and $20; Prince $19; Moose Jaw $17; Saskatoon $20; Regina s19; and Moncton $15, the latter f.c.b.

Mixed Price Trend In Hogs

Toronto and Montreal hog mar- kets followed opposite courses in the past week. Toronto advanc- ed 50c. selling Grade A at $33, while Montreal was offering 50c below the opening price, Grade A being quoted at $33 at the close. In the West, prices were undisturbed, Winnipeg paying $30.50 for Grade A.’ Calgary. $30.75 to $30.85, was somewhat higher, while Edmonton also firmed up to $31 for Grade A for shipment. Saskatchewan markets were unchanged at $3025, while Vancouver paid $80.50 to $30.75. and Mcncton $32.25. Charlotte- town was $31.05, f.c.b.

‘Ilhe above prices do not include the Dominion Government prem- ium of $2 per head on Grads A and t1 per head on Grade B1.

Crop Report

WIINNIIIPM. Mam. Aug. 20- Hsrvesting which had commenced in early sown crop in the three Prairie Provinces. has been held up this peat week by widespread rains. The added precipitation will smist in good filling of the crop, which is already apparent, but will delay maturity of later sown crops. Another two to three weeks without frost will be required if they are to be successfully har- vested. Hail damage is reported from several points, the heaviest occurring at Dolor-sins in South- ern Manitoba which ranged from 10 to 80 percent . In this section. some flax fields were so damaged that they had to be ploughed un- der. accordingto the weekly crop report of the Department of Ag- riculture of the Canadian Nation- al Railways.

stalks producing a ruse mount of green forage may result. When seeded too thinly, corn often de- vslops coarse stalks which are not readily eaten.

Corn is a strong feeder and re- quires good land for best results. Care should be exercised to wold severe burning by frost in the late fail as frost inyury will re- duce the palatability and feeding value of the crop. This loss may be avoided by shocking in large stc'oka when frost is imminent.

FOR SALE

Ford Station Wagon (I940) with factory reconditioned an- gine (I947). Equipped with hot v/oier heater. $400.00. .

E. S. CHANDLER I06 Brighton Rood

non sans:

AT NORTH RIVER

Form containing 5D acres of

good lend. 4 1-2 miles from Charlottetown. Buildings in good repair. Telephone and elec-

tricity ovuileble. RICHARD HENDERSON

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One 1940 DODGE COUPE ‘l Passenger; Radio; Heater; License. ALI. NEW TIRES PHONE NO. 4 Hunter River

¢wt=eo£ee¢0e€>004

The Board of Commissioners

Pediatrics. St period o Training, In addition No tuition fees are required. Graduates are qualified to Examinations.

Nova Scotia Hospital, Dartmouth, N.. August 18th, 1948.

PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

(A Growing Pleid) r

Please apply to the Secretary, Classes start early in Septunber.

of the s... Beetle Hospital Ln-

vites applications from men and women who are interested In

becoming nurses and hold a Grads XI Provincial Certificate. Through affiliation all students receive General Training,-

and in the ease of female students ‘

in ‘Obstetrics end

nts are paid an adequate allowance during their entire

to maintenance and uniforms. write their Registered Nurses

Board of Commlsdonsrs

of the Estate of Dore Trewsdoie, lowing:

,(2) A smell building Iot._et end lot number I. ‘

Number 29. l

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Inspection by eppoin

Auction Sale_

AT CRAPAUD

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ON wsbursoav, AUGUST 2m, AT 2 an. I em Instructed by Bartholomew J. Trowrdele, edmInIItIIter

to seII-cn the premises the fol-

(I) House end lot otCrepoud, to ether with household effects including furniture, bedelofhes, oilclc h, congoleum squares, dishes and other articles too numerous to mention.

Crcpeud edioining the premises

(3) IZV; eerss of woodland situate of Inkennen, in TOWMIIIp

If the gley is unfit, sole will be held on the first fine doy fol-

HUGH F. MORRISON Auctioneer.

For Sale

DESIRABLE SQLID BRICK RESIDENCE SITUATED AT

SQUARE

PHONE 986

ivnent - Phone I947

Offers to be submitted to lea I75, Kensington, P. E. I.

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