_ - Ciaflfied 8o per word; of Iloral and Spiritual Offerinu. Cards. etc» 5c per name; letters of Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding Engagements e0 words for $1.00 and 10 cents for every additional i words; and Appreciation. Mo per inch or 5e pa: word; Lists of Subscrip- tions, 49 cenio pea- inch; Adds-es and Presentation 81.00.

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Ismhere Investment Dealers‘ Association 0f Canada

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_ Advertising Bates-Payable In Advance |

Minimum Charge Ior any Advertisement 3A Cello Central Guardim locals 6o per word; Western and lantern Locals I Announcements and l‘ _‘_, Events 8e pa: word;

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Notices of Thanks

Agents Wanton.

AGENTS WANTED —- 1F NOT interested Ln a business of your own do not reply to this, We have several available districts where our products are known and these offer a real opportunity for men who can qualify. Sell guaranteed household products. Write to-day for details and catalogue to Familex, 1600 Deloritmier, Mon- treal.

‘ flare 8. Trucks For S_al_e_

.- Ion SALE-ism rono SEDAN. ' Campbell's Garage. Pownal st.

FOB sans-mu FARGO S-TON -* truck with or without hoist, also 1 steel dump body and hoist and one 3 to 5 International gal en- gine. Aiexius McQuaid, North

-I River.

FOB SALE — 1988 CHRYSLER ' Coupe in good condition, reason- able. Phone 1590-31.

fro: same-mes onnsaronun. Perfect running order. Licensed. Ronaghanh Body Works.

1'01! SALE — 1906 PONTIAC Sedan. Will let go to the highest hidden: Apply after 5 o'clock to 107 Water Street.

10E SALE-HUDSON 10cc sauna!

' built in Radio, Heater, Defroster.‘

Licensui 1949. Good condition. A. B_ MacDonald. Cardigan.

"IDI- SALE —- 1989 OEVRDLET

' Sedan; also ‘A ton 1947 Fargo ‘h-uck, both in perfect condition. Apply Joseph Croken, Springfield, L01’. 67. .

WANTED ‘_ GIRL ron uonr housework and store. Write AB C ’ .

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For Sale

FOR SALE-SUMMER COTTAGE at Rosebank. Apply 203 Grafton.

FOB SALE — ONE GENERAL purpose mare. 6 years old. Apply Harold Godfrey. Cornwall.

suitable for seed, Thomas Humph- rey, Kensingmn.

FOB SALE - MASSEY HARRIS tractor No. 20. Used one season. Paris sprayer; Z-furrow tractor- plow; 2-row horse cultivator; Moody potato-digger. Apply Gar- field MacLean, Clyde River or, Cecil Gass, Art's Taxi.

FOR SALE-BUEDING LOT CEN- trally located. Apply Hugh M. Walker's Stable.

FOE SALE - STEEL ICE RE- frigerator. Like new. Also record player. Phone 1805-1.

FOR. SALE - PURE BR. ED female Pekingese, 15 months old, house broken. Bred from champ- ionship stock and mitatble for show past-poses or foundation for Kennel. Phone 1526 or write Box

4.33, Charlottetown.

FOR. BALE — ONE 2. WHEEL trailer complete. Apply Edwin H. Cooke, Parkdale.

__;__.i__.i 10B QALE - TRUCK TRACTOR. recently overhauled, Stewart Moose, Kensington.

FOB SALE-HARDWOOD, 04.00 per load. Phone 2585-1.

FOB SALE- 1041 MASTER DE- luxe Chev. Sedan. Good condi- tion. Apply 63 Bsyfleid 5t. Phone 2155-L.

FOB SALE-TWO TON FORD

truck in good condition. Or will _ trade for car. Hayfield Shaw, St. ' Ayards.

Jon sans-me srunnnaxnn Champion coach, new motor. heater and defroster: Also 1942 Chrysler Windsor Sedan, and 1941 Plymouth S-pauenger coupe in real good shape and st a low price. All cars can be seen at 91 Upper Prince Street or csli 2046.

FOR SALE-IBM DODGE SEDAN. ' Good condition. George Birt. Pisquid.

', ron earn-me canvas-n sn- dsn, call 1393-L, M. J. Darte.

FOB SALE - ONE JOHNSTON" Iron Horse gasoline engine. Apply 224 Fitzroy. v

FOR SALE-NUMBER OF SEEDS‘ and small buildings, suitable for chicken raising. Phone 1312 or 1B2.

FOR SALE-HOUSE WITH IOU! apartments. Good income for in- vestment. One apartment i ‘- late possession , furnished. Apply

W Guardian,

FOR SALE - LARGE QIMNTITY of cedar pqws. Terms cash. Ewen M-acheod, Kinrcss.

1'01! SALE — 16 ACRE IMRM 5i mile fronrGeorgetown. 12 acres clear with house and barn, shore i‘. ‘ Ideal for poultry farm or fisherman. Address inquiries to C. Bcudreault, O'Lea.ry.

T IOH SALE-lfifl FORD TWO-TON truck in good condition. Reason- ably priced. May be seen at Earle

FOR SALE — EN T ERPRISE Range (Capitol). Good condition. 6d. Bayrleld Street.

MacDonald's Service Station, Summcrslde.

FOB. SALE - WELL BIGGER. “‘ Samuel Reid, Mon-

IOI BALE — 1944 CHEVROLET ton and a half. Good condition. Radio and heater. Good tires. John Gillespie, Clyde River.

FOB SALE - 1981 WILLIS Coupe. Apply Ovid Dollar, Puk- dole.

FOB SALE-IMO PLYMOUTH SE- dan. Perfect condition, good rub- ber, Also 1945 Chevrolet 2-ton truck, perfect condition. Also Jeep. Just had motor job. See them at Cobb and Crawford‘a Garage.

FOB HALE - 1935 FORD SEDAN. Good condition. Priced for quick sale. Apply Alex Gillis, New- town Cruse.

root sank: - lose cnavnomr Oclbb and Crawford's Garage.

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1% ton truck. excellent condition. Pem- A. Doyle. Mum-id.

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10g 351,5 - 1040 1 TON CHEV- reletmmCenbeseenati-he Market Square between 10-12 use» rel-moon. z-c m, the eftornoon,

__L----—————@—--""--_' I‘). “Lynne ONIHION CHIV- "jqg truck, in perfect condition. Phone 1730-1. " ,

“Ll 1008 LAIA 5.4,“, n. good condition. Bellini , at a bargain.‘ Awlv Roland Sher-

‘ rea, floater River.

I-‘arn Iieelleef!

Iron sans can 110010!-

(ceclrehutt-bm. fully recondi- tiotied tut winter. $00. at Her- old Land's, Kelvin. Waiter s. Weeks. <

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maul. FARM TUB BALE — LN GOOD

condition. Apply lliirs. Grace Harding, Kensington.

FOB SALE - BLUE TAPTETA Silk Dance Hock. Wine leather Bafoydoll Shoes. (Size 7.) Hardly worn. What offers. Box 008. Guardian.

FOB SALE - CHOICE LOT IN Kenslngton, property of Annie Fyfe. Apply to Turner Giydcn.

IOR SALE - FOUNDATION A Mountain Seed Potatoes. Joseph Casweil, Pleasant Grove.

I03 BALE - SLIGHTLY USED Siludio Couch. Phone IZS-L.

F011. SALE - 8000 BUSHELS 0F I-‘otmdatirn A No. 1 stock. Wm. Pound, Heklcwn.

FOB SALE-i REGISTERED JED- aey cows to freshen before May 10. Ernest Underhay, Bay For- tune.

FOR BALE-OLIAI IEllI-D LEAD- lng F. A. Mountain potatoes. John Roberts, Kinkors.

I03 SALE -- LNTEIPIIIE range in good condition. Phone 614-25, Summerside. '

lasers! Stores A!"

PARTS. A": “$1403.: quantity. At the K. and h. Icon ifltt Richmond Street.

CURTAINS ITIITIIID. IIN- ished and tinted. Phone 232M.

Vanna‘ nan MAIIIT. m Britney Street. h-esh herring. Phone 1400-1. Pres delivery,

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ESTABLISHED RURAL WATKINS Route available. I1 you are aggres- sive and between the ages of 26 and 5. have or can eemre travel outfit. this is your opportunity to get established in a profitable business of your own. For full particulars. write today to The .1. n. Watkins Company. Den/i- z C 1A 30o st. Roch st, Mon- treal, Que,

Iiurseri Stock

STRAWBERRY PLANTS AND raspberry canes, Premier, $1.: lnmdxgd, by mall. 812.50 thous- and. Dunlap. 81-50 hundred. $10.00 thousand. Raliliberry 08M! $4.00 hundred. LR. Balderston. Bouthport.

a now m some delivery - ex- tremely hardy -- quick mwifli Chinese Elm - will grow cwu feet the first year - enough plants (25) to plant 25 feet Special price 5 plants for $2.98, 12 inch size;- Write for New Free Full Colour

Garden Guide, Brookdeie -- Kingsway Nurseries, Bowman- viiie. Ontario.

STBAWBEBRY PLANTS, REM- ier, $1.75 hundred, by mail $17-59 thousand. Dunlap $1.50 hundred, $10 thousand. W. Earl Balderston. Southport.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS - PRIM- ier’s $1.75 hundred by maii_ $1250 thousand. Dunlap $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thousand. Large Gladiolus mixed colors, 00 cents per dozen. Post paid. P. L. Smallwocd. P. O. Box 465, Charlottetown.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, DUNLAP $1.50 hundred; $10.00 thousand. Melvin Hyde, Cornwall.

Personal

FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMDAGO- Rheumatic Pains. Cheat Cold-s apply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Driggist.

To Let

TO LET-FURNISHED ‘BED- room. 39 Water street. Phone med-L.

TO LET-FURNISHED BED-SIT- tlng room, suitable for two. 215 King St. TO LET THREE HEATED UN- furnishcd rooms. Phone 1929-L.

FOB RENT - 2 PAINT SPRAY- ars, available any time. Phone 747.

Venetian Blinds

VENETIAN BLINDs - HAROLD Clark. Phone 1523-1 Free hang- ers with every blind.

TO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. first floor, called 2107-.) after 5 evenings.

FOR SALE-BANNER- OATS, "i

Wanted

WANTED-ALE BOTTLES up service Phone 1542 Evenings

“will”. 11101186! BfOlium-"N"

wgngpp ... SUMNER. COTTAGE near City. Two or three rooms. Apply Box 601. Guardian-

WANTED - GOOD USED FEB-J“ lighting plant. Write particu- iars to Box 606. care Guardllfl-

Work Wanted ~

LADY WITH KNOWLEDGE OF bookkeepinc desires P08111001" Office, or as bookkeeper‘: assist- gnt, niaphone WIS-J.

_--————————-———----'“_ onmcaar. rnocnmii- YARDS and cellars cleaned. Phone 780-1..

---———-————————-"“-‘““— canrnnraa wam-s narsnc workof all kinds. Phone 1509-2.

TENDERS

FOR FIRE HOSE

Tendon will be received at the office of the undersigned for the supplying of the City of Charlottetown with 500 ft. of 2 " 400 lb. pressure. pill coup g, double jacket hose. and for the supplying of 500 ft. of 1%” 400 lb. pressure.‘

in coupling, double jacks base. Tenders to close Fri- day, May 6th at 12 o'clock noon. The lowest or any -

dcr not necessarily accep .

J. A. FULLERTON.

City Clerk.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received at the office of the undersigned for the supplying of the City of Charlottetown, for the Charlottetown Fire Depart- ment, with 25 pairs of 8-4 length, grade A, robber boots,

or any fender not necessarily ted.

accep Tenders to close Friday, May 0th at 12 o'clock noon.

I. A. N, City Clerk.

“Mmmm can:

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Montreal Exchange!

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Ablflbl .....-.. m...» --- 1‘ Asbestos I a; 1.8

zen-s 15

Can Cement Can Pacific Celanese Can Car Found Can Car Pfd Can Steam Cons Paper Cockshutt .. Can Vickers Dom Bridge ..

Gen St Ware How Smith

Ham Bridge .. 9 3-4 Hlr Walker .. 25 1-2 Can Ind Al . .. 9 1-2 Int Nickel . 31 Imp Oil . 1B 5-8 Int Pet 9

Int Power . 53 Int Paper . 50 3-4 Imp Tob . 1a 3-8 BC Power .. _ 25 3.4 Con Smelt . . 98 1-2 Lake Woods . 23 Massey Har . 20 McColl Front 13 1-2 Nat St Car g9 3.4 Can Nor Pf 9 Noranda 54 34 Price ‘Bros 53 1.2 Quebec Power . 16 1.2 Shawinlgan 24 3.3 St Law 7

St Law Pfd .. 19 1.2 St Law Pfd 2nd . 12 1.4 Dom Tex 11 1,2 arm Tar

pg Elec A _

St of Can . 32 1 2 Brazilian 19 3,4

New York Exchange

Anaconda ...... .. . _

Am Car and F _ Z70 Beth Steel .... .. 30

N Y Central 11 1,3 Ches Ohio _ . 32 1-4 Con Edison 22 53 E190 A1110 L _ 35 L8 Gen E196 .. 37 34; Gen Motors 57 14 Gt Nor Pfd 33 1.8 Std Oil NJ .. 6g 1,8 Kennecott 44 3,3 Mont Ward 52 7_8 North Am . 19 1.2 Phil Pet .... .. 50

U S Rubber 33 3.3 Radio Corp 1g 1.3 Texas Corp 54 United Air .

Vanud Air .

Commerce .. Montreal Nova Scotia Royal Bank

LWESTOOK

MONTREAL. April 27- (OP)- Offerlngs were light and sales were two Montreal livestock markets today.

Total receipts at the west-end yards Tuesday were 228 cattle, four sheer. 1.407 hols and 1.657 ciavu.

Mid-morning offerings on the two markets today were 29 cattle, 40 hogs and 145 calves, plus six cars yet to be unloaded.

Cattle receipts were made up of common to medium quality cqwg and bulls. Medium cows 15-16; common 13-14; cannara and cut.

iters 10-1250; common bulls 15‘ T. Calf sales were slow and prices generally were steady. Medium Veal! 13-21; Just fair quality 16- 17; common 14-16.

Hogs were steady with grade A sold at 29.75. Sow: made 22, dress- ed.

Maritime livestock market:

Monctcn grade A hogs delivered 29.75; sows 22. Charlottetown grade a hols (fob) 29. Bows 21.50.

Choice steers and heifers deliver- ed 20.50. Good cows delivered i6; good bulls (fob) 14. Grade A lambs delivered 43. Sheep 15 grade A, Choice calves (fob) 20: graseers 12-13. ___‘_

Produce

MONTREAL, April 2'1‘ - (GP) Produce prices quoted hora today were reported by the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cues, A large 46- $ 1-2; med 44-44 1-2; A pullets 42 -43; B 42-43; C 35.

Butter: Current receipts Quebec no 1 pasteurized 57 1-4; wholesale Quebec no 1 pasteurized fresh 50- 58 1-4. First grade creamery job price 58 1-2-50 1-2; solids 58 1-4-

In assorted sizes. The lowest 5a 1 2

Cheese: Current receipts Ontario White 30 1-8; Ontario colored 30 1-8 (fob): wholesale C lo white 31 1-4; Ontario colored 31 1-4. No other

prices established. r

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 iba new

‘ms-mo; NB no 1 1s not ras-

1.40, 10-lb bags 21-23 cents; PEI no

1 75 lbs 1.50-1.00, 10~ib bags 24- 25 cents.

PAYING CONTEST i

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T00 Quality, Ulli SYDNEY final ecu ‘er ‘ a A. PICKARD and COSHANY; LIMITED

AT SAINT JOHN-

Arrived Wednesday ' None.

Salled Wedn Rumors Head, for Dublin Mex-ids, Baltimore

AT HALIFAX Arrived Wednesday Esso August, from Caripito Spur-t, Port Alfred, Que. Ballad Wednesday Essa August, for Norfolk Bellegreve, Maryetown Imperial Halifax, St. John's

Mining l

(Canadian Prose) TORONTO, April 27-

shlel Stock Clog; 1150 Acme 05 2000 Anacon . 31 2400 Anglo Cdn . 380 1000 Ansley 03 1000 Apex 04 3.4 4000 Arjcn 23 1.2 1000 Armistice 12

3000 Athona . 1500 Aumaque 135 Bk of Mo

35 Bk of Tor 5900 Base Met

4567 Boymar

50 Bralorne . 4800 Brit Dom 3o 1000 Broulan 33 1000 Buffad . .... .. 15

cs0 Buff Ank 237 1000 Buff Cdn . 12 6782 Buff! R1 . O6 3010 Cal Edm .. . 515 2500 Calmcnt , 41

300 Campbell .. _ 330

170 Bk cf Com _ 24

494 Cdn Brew .... .. 2o g4

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Markets at a Glance

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TRUCK — Two-ion Mer- cury, 1946 model. Good condition. Complete with dual wheels, 3-ton springs, heater, stout, covered-in box body, 6' x 10' x 6‘ high. Sea daily at noon oi Crockett ond Storey Ltd.

Phone 834

FOR SALE

AT SOURiS

Six mom house and lorge lot on Cho-ppelle Street, house in

good repair, priced right for quick sole. Immediate possession. For

further particulars: Apply Melville]. McQucid, Solicitor. ‘

(Canadian Prose) Toronto-Stocks irregular; move in narrow range.

Montreal-Stocks mixed; papers decline. ' New York-Stocks higher; Item in demand.

NEW LONDON WI

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The New London W1. the home of Mr. and Mrs. n. cog. ion on ‘Thursday. April 14th. Meet- 1-"8 "Deued in the usual manner with the President presiding. The roll call was responded to by 1e Film!!!" Ducting in squares for a quilt and one visitor was welcomed

Th0 shoeing is finished and ready for decorating. Mrs. Harold May. how. Mrs. Jae. Cole and Mrs. Wil- bur MscKay offered do same.

It was moved and seconded that the new school committee get bllndl 11M never towels. ‘The school ccmmittee Mrs. H. Mayhew and Miro. E. H. Dunning.

The sick committee reported Qwg calls made and treats taken. The owfllimtdence consisted of a. letter frcm Cancer Society. It was de- cided to canvas district and Mrs. Wilbur MaoKly. Min Betty Cole, Mae. Nelson Roberts and Mrs. Blows Dunning were appointed collectors. ~A latter from T.B. Les- Clie. Mrs. H. Mayhew-uid Mrs. E. H. Dunning were appointed dele- gates to attend the annual meet» lng at the Charlottetown Hotvi in

May.

A latter on Social Welfare from Mrs. Bruce was reed and questi w discussed. A letter from Mobile X- Ray Unit was reed and plans are to be made for their visit to our district during the simmer. The government grant- was received. 1t wacmoved and seconded that ail bills be paid. The Red Cross coi- lection amounted to 854.00.

1t was decided to ask the Jimmy Power Variety Concert and each member make 5 lbs candy, also de- cided to send a box of chocolates to s. former mombe who has been in hospital for Easter. New program committee. Mrs. H. Meyhew and em. I. H. .

‘ihe collection was taken and the program committee took charge. Mrs. Claude ifacliwen put on e. bean contest which was won by-Miee mu MeoAillstu and Mrs Murray. Msclfay, jumbled words won b! Miss l. MacAlllltcr and Mrs. George Cole. ,_

‘Iiheidaymeetingwiiibeathomc of Mn. George Cole, roll call will he answered with an exchange of slim.» ileetlnl closed with ‘The 31118‘ and a delicious , lunch em served ivy homes and committee.

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CIIIITOPIIII’! CIOSI

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Report for March: , Grade 18-1. Hilde Keough; I. M4 Ha . ) , flrede V!!! (A -~i. 10o Hend- rahan.

Grade V111 (I)-1. Leonard Ifldflul; I. Ihcl K Geode V: (A)-i. foul Handra-

hl-li 3. In“! comm.

"gm v1 tam-a. nun am-

moraeo w-t. oheciatireaetc:

i“. m} . Ralph Iconic; l. Grade 111 (Al-Lisp :

knots ant-m l. wan a»; Tirade 1n (Ii-A.

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Grade I-i. flung

House For Sale . .Finc residential property in Charlottetown. Centrally lo- cated. Hot water heating sys- tcm. inspection by appoint- ment. Possesslon within thirty days. Apply:- JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON

Barristers

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AT DARNLEY WEDNESDAY, MAY 4t

I am Instructed by the Execu- inrs of the Late Rough Crcaier to sell by Public Auction the follow- ing Shock and Farm implements:

8 horses; more 0 years old; mare 10 years old; horse l2 years old; 4 head cattle; 1 farrow cow; 2 to freshen; l-year- old heifer.

Farm Implements:

Binder, MCCDIIIIHCR; hay mower, Frost fi Wood; rake; seeder; har- rowe, International; gang ‘plow; single plow; spring-tooth barrows; pet light barrows; potato rooter; potato planter, Eureka; potato dig- ger; horse hoe; truck waggcn com- plate, good as new; box cart; man- ure spreader; driving Waggon; Jaunting sleigh; pung sleigh; wood sleigh; let bob slelghs; separator, new; scales; cream can; turnip sow- er; swings acts; spray cask; act driving harness; collars; hamcs; traces; two stacks hay; 2 churns. barrel and crock; also some house- hold effecfs. A lot of other articles too numerous to cntlon.

If not fine sale first fine day. TERMS CASH. Sale commencing st one o'clock.

AUCTION SALE

FRIDAY, APRIL 29th. AT 1.80 EM.

111m instructed by Mr. Roddy Defuse, 8i Elm Avenue, to soil his household effects: l. living-room sullia 1 kitchen suite 1 bedroom auiio 1 wardrobe, 1 hot plate, 2 Lino- leum squares, 2 small tables, 1 din- lng-room table, and tables, radio, rocking chairs, floor lamp. tabla lamPI, drapes, curtains, bedding, dishes, etc. TERMS CASH. LESTER KEIZEB, Auctioneer.