APRIL ~ 19, 1949

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Charlottetown 5,1,; Jqhn -, llonoion -- Fredericton - Halifax - Sydney

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Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement Iii Cents Central Utllttlll-II Units 6o pet word; Western and Eastern Locals u per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o pa word; Classified lie per word; in lfenmriau Notices u» per inch; Lists a; Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards, ete., so pg] 55mg; “gm, oi Condolence 84a per inch; Wedding Engagements e0 word; i“ $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional s words; Notices of Tum“ gm] Appreciation. Ito per i.nch or do per word; Addrel and Presentation $1.00.

Telephone liir

Lists of Subscrip- II application.

Aiillilllflllll Enron MncLEOD, ronnao.

Llilck. G. M. ‘Trucks. Phone 208, lro LUTTIOQTIQDII-

“boarders Wanted

raids“... ACCOMMODATION

ior six during convention week lii completely furnished apert- mcnt. Centrally located, Phone 221i of 586d.

m- Barber Shops

_ Hail‘ SUNNYSIDE BASEMENT Barber Shop for up-to-the-min- we haircuttlng and shaving. Vader Hughes Drug Store. Char. IN E, Worth, Proprietor.

"t... & Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE-IMO DODGE SEDAN. 1n A 1 condition. New tires. Call or write Allen Niles, Ailbamy.

FOB. SALE - 1920 NASH. GOOD working order. Priced for quick sale. Apply Can Oil Co.

FOR SALE - 1938 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Apply Dewar Jones gt llnrrie Motors.

i'Olt SALE-IBM} DODGE DELUXE

1'10)? 9511119960. 32.000 mileage. i Price $600.00. John Warren, North River.

FOR SALE — 1948 FORD SEDflN, Mmer-Delux. lidilage 16.50. Price right for quick sale Millie Weeks, l-Jllioi ts W115. P. E. I.

FOR sass-me STUDEBAKER or will trade for yoimg cattle. 313a unites MscCailvim. Breckley

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{on sane - 1w runes mu Ford ‘Trudi. A-fl condition with radio and heater. Ford Wilson, Cornwall.

FOR SALE -- 1941 z TON CIIEV. Good tires. New motor. Phone Flo-s. Montague.

IOR S DODGE SEDAN, 1989 model. ood condition. Apply Bradley's Service Station, corner f-rcat George and Fitzroy Streets.

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FOR SALE - 1944 2 TON CIIEV. New motor, good condition. Apply l-‘ranklln Roper, Charlottetown. It it. No. 6. Phone 1580-2.

FOR SALE-ONE 1040 K-TON ilJiigl‘ truck. Reconditioned mo- iua, usrd one summer. good tires, r1" 1- e $300.00. Write Box 585 Guar- ' Mil.

F011 SALE-IMI DODGE. hlzigsway Special Sedan. Private- lv wrncd. Guaranteed mileage of JiZOOO, unblemished, perfect. coh-

muen. Apply Weldon A. Roy-

}\ th. Mtlrose. N. B. Phone No.

10-h". Port Elgin. Ex.

Female ilels Wanted

FIVLIJSLADIES WANTED IMMED- L-"LY- Aonly F. W. Woolworth _< o. Ltd. Charlottetown.

111110 WANTED. a n N E n A L iodaework. No cooking. 146 Hills- llorouglr.

For Sale

PEAR! FOR SALE — ENGLISH \\ll\'€l'b1bl§| $10.00. Phone 1%.

11m SALE-FOUR. s-rscrcs or H \' Lawson Wood. fiszelbrook.

110R" saw - TWO coon wonx 110.505 cheap. Willard Stewart, Southpcrt,

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101‘- sans - nucx mos on 111.. exchange for cluckifig III. W001" Glllessie. Winsloe.

10R sass -- s n r. nursnnsr. 118102. Perfect condition. Apply m3 WPYmouth Street.

1011 sacs - canny snow ‘$0 firmly Tsweers Grceeterla, ,, M1 Queen Street.

10:1 sane - GREY converts- 1° baby carriage. Good condi- tion. Phone 268-1.

"011 sans - one nuaam fired tractor trsilor with racks. ‘Lard M0888. Freetown.

F01; SALE - BABY cannuos. m; new. Mrs. Eric Found, Phone "if FUJI-HORSE mso nan- StM- 12 disc. new condition. anley ‘Scott, Marshfield. R.R. 8.

"'11: sssc-rnscs-noosr cor- SKB at clover‘; Shore. Phone 0-1. Summorside.

m“ 9-11-15 - ss-r maven nan.- mia. 2 sections, slightly used. $5 ° 5 covered chicken coupe

-00 each. Ralph Gay, Winsloe.

10R sass-runes rnovsaun eel. boards. two thousand feet

a" James MecCaiium, Brack- l Beach, _ “Omen summer or ems $11"! Patches in 9 lb. package. ‘£11m aid. c. o. n. Charges

t shipment. mm.

FOE SALE - LADTS BICYCLE. Good condition. Phone 2408.

FOB SALE-MO BUSIIELS GREEN Mountain (Foundation) potatoes. G. Rolllngs, Rustlco.

FOB SALE — PURE BRED HOL- stein Bull, 11 months. Also truck WB-IOn Hugg BIOS. Hamilton.

FOB SALE-REGISTERED DUAL purpose Shorthorn Bull. suitable for institute. George Mason, Bunbury.

FOB SALE QUANTITY OF COB- blers and Mountains foundations seed. Linus Trainer, Richmond, R. R

FOB SALE - SELF-SERVING counter; also moth-proof Electro- lux clothes bag. Apply 196 Fitz- roy or phone 1427-L.

FOB SALE — 1 HORSE, 6 YEARS oldnwoight 1300. Wilfred J. Mac- Donald, Covehead Road, P. E. I.

FOR SALE — LOBSTER CRATE Shocks. Fish Barrels. Potato Ber- rels and Potato Crate Shocks. The Island Box as Barrel 00., Ltd., St. Elesnors. P. E. I.

I-‘arm Machinery FOB QALE — FOUR SECTION

| lever spring tooth narrows; also

three section lever spring tooth burr-e. Georg; Hughes, Brsokley Beec .

PLANET JR. SEEDEBS, SEWS all size seeds from n been to tin-nip seeds. In either rows or mills. Price $23.85. 0n sale at 125 Kent Street. Charlottetown. J. J. Mustard.

General Stores

PAINTS. ALL CODOBS, AN I quantity. At the K. and R. Store 109% Richmond Street.

Houses-Ants. Wanted

WANTED - UNFUBNISl-IE D apartment or three or four rooms. Apply 96 Highland Ave" or phone 585-J.

WANTED - APARTMENT, UN- furnished, for family of four, be- tween now and October 1st. Ap- ply Box 586. Girardlsn.‘

WANTED TO RENT- SELF- contained house or apartment, immediately or May l. Adult family of three. Phone 1848 or 2174.

LOST IN THE CITY RETURN ticket to Toronto. Reward. Phone 2257-J.

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MONTREAL. APrll'18 -(CP)- Cattle and cslf prices were higher while e weaker undertone was not- ed in hogs on the two Montreal livestock markets today. Receipts were light, but trading generally was active. '

Mid-morning offerings were 529 cattle, 510 calves, seven sheep and lambs and 263 hogs.

Cattle prices were estimated to be fully 50 cents higher. Choice steers 23; good one: 21-2250; ma. dium 20-21 and common 16 up. Good heifers 20-21; medium 17.50_ 19: common l3 or higher. Good cows 16-1750; medium 1450-16; common 13-14; canners and cut- ters 10—l2.50. Good bulls 18-20; common 15 or better.

Prices on calves w re $1 to $2 higher. Good veals 2d, with s few choice ones as high as 26; me- dium 19-22. The bulk of offerings were made up of common and me- dium venls and drinkers which sold in mixed lots st 18-20. Com- mon calves were as low as 15.

One spring lamb weighing 50 rlmizunds 15, live weight. Sheep 6-

There were no early sales on hogs. Bids were 29.50 for grade A hogs and 23 for sows.

Grain

WINNIPEG. April 18- (GP)- Gocd buying appeared in oats end barley trade today on the Winnipeg grain exchange and prices scored fair gains.

In export business, 300,000 bush- els of wheat were allocated to the United Kingdom under the Cana- dian agreement, while India took 350,000 bushels of Canadian wheat. Two South American countries- Colombia and Ecuador-also took smell quantities of Canadian wheat. Class two wheat prices declined two cents from Saturday. '

Cash prices:

Oats: 2 CW 83 1-2,‘ ex 3 CW 82; 3 CW 82; ex 1 feed 81 3-4; l feed 81 3-4; 2 feed 78 1-2; 3 feed 75; track 78 1-2.

Barley: 1 CW 6-row 1.23 3-8; l CW 6-r0w 1.24 3-8; 1 CW 2-row 1.16 1-2; 2 CW 2-row 1.16 1-2; 3 CW G-row 1.22 3-4; 1 feed 1.16 1-2; 2 feed 1.16 1-2; 3 feed 1.13 3-4; track 1.11 3-4; 2 CW yellow 1.16 1-2; 3 CW yellow 1.16 1-2.

WANTED - AT ONCE, TEACDEB. for Earnscllffe school for re- mainder of term. Supplement 5.30000 for whole term Apply to .T. J. Mclnnis. Secretary.

To Let

T0 LET-ONE LARGE FRONT room, unfurnished. Phone 2713-J.

T0 LET — ONE OR. TWO HEAT- cd rooms. 221 Weymouth St.

T0 LET-UNFURNTSI-IED ROOMS. Phone 1536-J.

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. Phone 349-J.

FOR RENT - 2 PAINT SPRAY- ers, available any time. Phone 747.

TO LET- LARGE, FURNISHED front room, suitable for two girls. 221 Weymouth St.

T0 LET - SMALL FURNISHED. heated Apartment May tenth to November first. Phone 1137.

TO LET-THREE DOOM APART- ment on third floor. Apply 587. care Guardian.

Venetian Blinds

VENETIAN BLINDS - HAROLD Clark. Phone 1523-J. Free hang- ers with every blind.

Male lieln Wanted

WANTED - MAN FOR FARM work. Good wages. Chester Weeks, Fredericton.

iiursery Steel

STRAWBERRY PLANTS — SENiA- 101‘ Dunlap $150 per hundred by mall. $10.00 per thousand. Prem- ier, $1.75 per hundred by mall. $12.50 per thousand. M. F. Reeves, Southport.

‘STRAWBERRY PLANTS - PREM-

ier’s $1.75 hundrfd by mail. $2.50 thousand. Dunlap $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thousand. Large Gladiolus mixed colors, 00 cents per dozen. Post paid. P. l... Smallwood. P. 0. Box 465, Charlottetown.

PLANT A HEDGE - RESERVE now for Spring delivery - ex- tremely hardy - quick growing Chinese Elm — will grow two feet the first year — enough plants (25) to plant 25 feet Special price 25 plants for $2.98, l2 inch size;- or. 25 plants for $4.99. 2 ft. size Write for New Free Full Colour Garden Guide. Brookdale _ Kingswsy Nurseries, Bowman- ville. Ontario.

Personal

FOB NEURALGIA. LUMIIAOO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

Seeds

POI YOUR TUBNIP. CLOVER and timothy seed contact J. Russell Drlecoll. Mt. Herbert.

FOB SALE - 800 BUSHELS 0F “Big Four Oats". Good clean Oats fit for Seed. Free from weeds. 90c per bushel FOB Bloomfield. ‘ghee. Hardy, Bloomfield Station, . E. I.

Teachers Wasted

WANTED AT ONCE - TEACHER for Clement School for balance of term. Apply to Edson G. Ray- ner. Btcretaryr.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY —- A ‘esohtr for Rennie! Road School. Supplement at the rate of 9400.00 per ennum. New school. Ides. Harry Smith. Secretary, Hunter

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River, R. R.

Wanted

WANTED TO BUY A EARN; Write, stating price and other particulars, to Box "J" Guardian.

WANTED - LOAN $1.200. WILL pay 480%. Also give first mort- gage. Write K. Guardian.

WANTED - SMALL BUSINESS stand in town or country. Write 579 Guardian.

BAGS — BUYING GOOD USED Feed Bags free of holes. We pay freight on lots one One Hundred or more. P. L. Morris, Kinkorn

WANTED-ALE BOTTLES up service. Phone ‘.1542 Eveninlr 11M. Michael Bros

Work Wanted fl‘

Qrcrr worn; am? rnasrllr chimney repairs. Phone ISM-J.

D0 700 NEED

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it. l. DOGS“. Branch Manager I riebard Building. 151 Gt-Gealt. Phone i976 Charlottetown

U. KTExporis To Canada. Ii. S. Are Reviewed

- By Forbes Bhude Canadian Press Business Editor Britain's leading export to Can- ada. is textiles, and to the United States. whisky. Motor cars are s big item to both.

The United Kingdom Informat- 1011 011166 It Ottawa. in a current release, rums up Britain's 194.5 trade position with Canada, the United States and Argentine as follows:

Exports to Canada: Total $34.- 000000. up $109,000,000 over 1947.

Nearly one-third of it was in textiles, more than half of which was woollen and worsted . Most striking increase was in motor cars. more than 14.000, compared with less than 2.000 in 1947.

Itnports from Canada: Total $868.000.000. More than half of it‘ was food, nwlnly wheat end flour. but also bacon." ham and eggs. Chief raw materiel imports were timber and paper materials and such metals as aluminium, copper, lead and zinc.

Exports to the United States: ‘Ilotal $284,000,000, the same amount

Whisky accounted for followed by machinery and oars. Cars juenrped to more than 24,000.- frorn about 1,000 in 1947. '

Imports from the United States: Total $736,000,000. Main items were machinery and tools. petroleum, tobacco, cotton. metals, chemicals, cheese and tfmlbety

The release oncludes:

Recent digures show that Brit- ain is continuing to make progress towards balancing her trade with Canada. In January and Feba-irary of this year she sold Canada 54-8.- 300,000 worth of goods, up $8.500.- 000 over the first two months of 1948, In that tkne she also bought less from Canada, $99,900,000. down $10,700,000 from January-February last year,

This leaves the balance of trade still running at two to one in favor of Canada, compared with three to one in Canada's favor for all of last year.

Women's Hands. Feel larger?

NEW YORK, April l9 - (OP)- Women's hands and feet are get- ting larger.

That is the consensus of man- ufacturers of men's gloves and shoes. And the war is to blame. they say, for increases cf on; size in handwear and one or two sizes in footwear.

Ono manufacturer of gloves re- ports that-while some 25 per cent of "event-ten wore gloves in sizes 6 to 6% in the '30s, less than 10 per cent weer those sizes now.

"Generally there has been a 20- per-tccnt drop in the demand for smaller sizes and s corresponding increase in the den-land for size 7 and up." lie said.

However. he said, ego is still at work and many manufacturers are cutting their gloves a little larg- er while still labeling them with the old sizes. Thus s size 7 may he selling as a 6% - and flatter- lng women into buying that per- ticulsr brand.

In the case of shoes. the man- ager of s. chain shoe store said that the average 5 to 5% shoe size had been replaced by an av- ersge of 6 to 6%. Another retail outlet reported that before 1900, 80 per cent of shoes sold ranged from sizes 4 to 7. Today the range is from} to 9.

Shoe manufacturers have chang- ed their scale of "foot normality," one factory executive said. Today 6% is considered normal and av- erage for a well-proportioned girl. "In addition to war work, an increase in women's athletics has contributed toward the growth in bone structure.

COMPLETE CHANGE A cockroach g9ts a complete new skin several times before it mat- ures.

FOR SALE

AT HiGHi-‘IELD

Choice dairy form, 4 miles fro-m Charlottetown, fronting on -peved highway. ' Apply . GORDON STETSON.

WANTED.-

Number of young pigs. Will po-y $27.00 u pair for pigs over thirty po nds. Must be pigs. Wil be taking eil this week.

WELLINGTON IMcNEILL Buntcin A Bell's Wharf.

WANTED scm mos .- METALS , mo sin-revues

For highest prices PHONE 768

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as to Canada, up $40,000,000 from 1 1947.

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For" Ileal Heat-Phone Zliti-iisk For “Prineess" Top finality Old SYDNEY Goal, wt Iv

A. PICKARD and COMPANY LIMITED

WANTED

Second hand plywood. Must be in good condition; Apply CASH AND CARRY STORES

AT ONCE

Would llave ll. N. Committee Probe Trials

, By Nos-nun Altaoedter

LAKE SUCCESS. N.Y.. April 19- (CH-Flormation of s 15-man com- mittee to make s. first-hand inves- tigation of trials of religious lead- ers in Hungary and Bulgaria was proposed today in the United. Net- one

The committee. under the‘ sur- prise proposal ntade by Gustavo Gutierrez of Cubs in the General Assembly's 58-Imember special polit- ical committee. would investigate the trials of Joseph Cardinal Mindsscnty, Primate of I-mngary. Lutheran Bishop Ordess in Hung- ary, and 15 Protestants in Bulgaria.

The plan was submitted just as the committee was about to take up Australian and Bolivian suggest- ions for Assembly airing of Oom- munlst prosecution of religious leaders in Eastern European coun- tries.

The committee cancelled its ef- tcrnoon meeting to give delegates a chance to study the l.000-W0rd Cuban document before they.meet again tomorrow.

Canada was expected to make s. major address on the subject of religious freedom in Eastern Eur- opean countries whose trials of church leaders have been con- demned by the Dominion,

Hughes Lspolnw. parliamentary assistant to Canada's librternal Af- fairs Minister and Liberal mem- ber for Iotbiniere. Que, arrived here today to take part in the de- bate as sqon as possible.

However, it was reported some delegations will ask tomorrow that Hungary and Bulgaria be invited to send representatives to sit on the committee while the cases are be- ing discussed. Delegation sources said this move misht cause a 48- hour postponement while Eastern European representatives travelled here,

GRAIIAM-TOOMIBS

A quiet but very pretty marri- age was sclemnlzed on Friday afternoon, March 18th, at the Cavendish Manse, when Amy Esther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Toombs, South Rustico, be-

son of Mrhend Graham. Cavendish. The Rev. George Gough officiated. The youthful bride was charming in a street length dress of cameo blue pecu- de-pecle crepe, with dove grey fitted coat and matching hat. and black accessories and wearing a corsage of red roses. She was at- tended by her girl friend. Miss Helen Kelly, who was attractive in e. street length dress of printed silk jersey with black accessories and corsage of red roses.

The groom was ably supported by his cousin, Mr. Nelson Henry of Stanley Bridge. Following the marriage a reception was held at the home of_ the bride's parents in South Rustlco to immediate relatives and friends of the bridal party. The dining room was taste- fully decorated in pink and white. and the bride's table was centred with a beautiful three-tier wedding cake flanked on either.slde by pink and white tapers in crystal holders. Those serving were‘ the Misses Jennie Moore. Hazel Bui- man, Alma Rollings and Mrs. Harland Hill out the ices.

Mrs. Toombs, mother of the bride. was attractively dressed in a. printed silk jersey dress, while Mrs. Graham choose for her son's reception a street length dress of honey biege crepe with brown ec- cescries, and corsage of pink gardenies. The happy couple were the recipients of many useful and valuable gifts including glass. silver, blankets and substantial cheques. After best wishes had been extended the happy couple left for their future home hi Cavendish where the groom II a prosperous young farmer.

SLIPPERY SHAMS i Counterfeit coins usually feel greasy or slippery.

came the bride of Alley Robert,‘

FDR SALE

My property situated on the Victoria waterfront, consist- ing of general store end stock. m" mo. ice cream Parlor and furniture and "See Breeze" donce hail.

Sdg. R.E. MORRISON. Victoria, P. I. I.

Heed of Hillsborough and Vicinity

Miss male offin wsa s visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mr. Joseph Bambi-leis has left for Vancouver, B. C.

Mr. Melvin Jerdlne was a visit- or to Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mr. Arthur Chilver was s busi- ness visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Miss Jean Douglas has spent the past week visiting her sister, Mrs. Milton Rodger-son, Fanning Brook.

Mr. end Mrs. Otto Robins end family, Bangor. were visitors to Head. of Hillsborough recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodgerson, Fanning Brook, were visitors to Heed of Hillsbrough recently.

The people in this district are busily engaged sewing their wood and threshing.

The weather has been mild those past few days and the condition of thelby roads has improved a greet dee.

Mrs. Ralph Coffin has return- ed home after spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Lindbergh who has been ill.

The monthly meeting of the Heed of I-llllsbocough Wosnenls Institute was held in the school- house with an attendance of ten members and seven visitors. An auction sale was held and e neat sum of seven dollars was realized. A donation of five dollars was given by Mr. Kimble Douglas. A letter of thanks was sent to Mr. Douglas for his generosity.

BIIACKLEY POINT W. I.

On Thursday evening, April 7th, the members of theBreokleyI-‘olnt Women’ Institute met at the home of Mrs. Gregor McCallum. There was sn attendance of fourteen members and two visitors. The vice-president, Mrs. Willard Mc- Callum conducted the meeting, wvhich opened with the Ode and Creed. followed by the minutes of the previous -meeting. Several matters of unfinished business were discussed.

The visiting committee were glad to report that there were no sick calls during the month.

The school committee suggested that an extra shelf be provided for books. also that paper towels were needed. The teacher offer- ed to purchase Dustbane from school funds. \

Red Cross work two sweaters. two pairs ankle socks. two pairs knee stockings. two pairs pyjamas, four nlghties were passed in by bhc R. C. con- venor in March.