"NOVEMBER 13. 1950

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.4... ol Moral and Spiritual wt 1,, Cum, . mtwra of Cuniiulonoa Me per lawn; . 5;",-ameuu I0 Morita 10! own and I0 cont: for every atlumunn l'IIaulsa'aniI A.-yuaclauon, use per" aw; .. iitltoaa, do cents per Inca; aiidnu

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Wosura and 'nalon

ln oitiinoriam Nutiooa Mo on us. as Woililuig lin-

Agoots Wanted

i,-51' iluu IUUK OWN BUSI- iicss, will give helping hand is ”u:(,wol'i.Iiy party to hauiile lacul distribution 200 old estab- ii.nt-ci Lanadian made Necessi- tics including Xmas Gift sets. 11335, Coffees, Medicines. Toilet- ,.,,.g. ggaps, Cleansers and Farm iiiodiicts. Earninzs 360-00 Week in li'ii'e day week. Experience unnecessary. Permanent. Write: Ml". W, R. Purnell. Dept. 08 the Paula Co.. Lvd.. 21 St. Paul St... East. Montreal, Quebec-

iloartiors Wanted

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u0Alil)ERS ACCOMMODATED. - 11;: Cumberland Street. Phone 1-i-ii-J.

cars it Trucks For Sale

Rm SALE - 1931 HALF TON iiiicli. J. McCarron. Auburfi.

p-i- T ron sauz - mo PACKARD 6 sedan. Good condition. Apply ll.-5 I"itzIOV. f. i-on SALE - BARGAIN. I936 L'nn'roict Paris. Glass. Wheels.

Hr; Apply Carpenter, Beach Liio'.'c. Hm SALE - 1946 MERCURI.

t.i'o ion. Complete with low box; iii.-c one high closed-in box and tire new tires. This truck is in good condition, Never hauleil gravel. Would consider trading for car. Phcne 2914-W or write "r" Guardian.

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For sale

is-on SALE - ramp TURNIPS. Roland Monagha-n. Hazelbrook.

Fen SAL!-Z - ORGAN. IN GOOD t.'iJlldIilDi'l. Phone 2503-J.

FOR SALE - 20 DUCKS. VINC- ent Baird. Webster's Corner.

i3i7i:sA1.i: .. oilu.s -slni:wALii Bike. 36 Connelly Street.

.-"on sans: - BASEBURNER, No, ll. Also Quebec Heater. Ap- ply 1.'i Dorchester Street.

"OR SALE-LADIES ('-OAT AND pair girls skates. v-hite. size '. Apply 196 Prince St.

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i'(Ilt SALE-l)E LUKE ROYAL pin-I ibln typcivritrr llarilly ii-v-d. Phone 2724-.R.

FOR SAI.E-ELECTRIC RANG- .-iic and liidics skates. size IS i-'1 Plionc 2936-J.

-.3. sane: -- soo rr. HARD- rsnod plank. 2 inch. Apply Joc N.-iiiics. Maplswood.

roii Mai: - KITCHEN RANGE .-Lnmsi new. Kqnnel-h Graham. Bi'3(IPiII)al'IC. ,

i3'6 Priced to sell. Maurice Corr. kinkora.

ION SALE - BLACK SEAL ('O.'ii. Size 14. Price 525.00. Ap- iiI.V Poole Hotel, Meringue.

-"OR SALE-TWENTY 30-POUND lugs. A-pply James Aitk-in. Georgetown Royalty

i7oii saw - SMALL novsi: cislI)' moved. Insulated -ind Iiill0(I. A. Silcox. St Eleanor;

ii'i)lt1AI.E .- EN1':-mriusi-: iiiizth large. very suitable for in home. 16 School St.

1'0 SALE - New iiaiursnliuz lliiiieis. laying. Gregory Mulli- nan. Emerald. R. R.

l'0B SALE-HOUSEHOLD FUR- niturc including ca.-,: iron kil- rlicn stove (new) and Quebec licnter. Apply 136 Elm Avenu-:.

FOR SALE - I80 ACRES OF land in Bedeque with good buildings. For particulars apply in 14-21 Bedeque,

son SALE .. om: liciiiing plant

32 VOLT with batteries.

2300 watt capacity. Apply J. G. E. I.

gxinccormsc. Lot 65, P.

W! SALE - KITCHEN CAI!- Hirl. Enterprise ringe. girli- 'W'.H'Ir. two tables. chairs. 39 (ir:ii'iolI.

.L:g:;;y 0R SALI"n-IMO 1 TON CHEV- inici truck in perfan, condition with flat bottom and racks. with Iiriitcr. defroster and radio: also mo Allis Chalmers tractor N7. It with cultivating nitaciimeiits "pd hydraulic lift. Itm uled am 2: acres. Apply D'ivid W111!!- Emerald. .

Lgj '03 SAL! - TWO NIW FIBE- stone tires iii x 060. 6 ply. Were taken off new truck in trade for "md 8149- Price for two tires

364.00. gular price ' 304.00.

in Stanley Coin. Stanley Bridge. "”""'!III-Cj:-1

siiigsvieii vuiiirrn

We have a good aylnz Proposition for a livep wire saiesman to sell our popular line of Calendars and ad-

vertlsl S . Edwmfal hmgaitlesl in Prlnci.

Write:

HOPKINS mass mmrzn Saint John, N. B.

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for Sale

ron saw - is roeuun nac- ords 350 each. 8 for 01.00 or it for 52.00. Phone 1393-J.

FOB sans"-so TONS SHORE

gravel, 25 pigs (25 lbs. to 75 lbs.)

Stick lb. Ira Mccoubrey. Caven- S .

BITE-SALE - 3 max uonsiss, 2 Colts. Brood Marc and Equip- ment. Apply C. l... Dauphlnee, 17

Biiiby street. Halifax. N. 8. Phone 4-1192. for item

LOST - GENTS PLASTIC RIM- iiicd Glasses. Phone 718. 1

TO LET - ONE FURNISHED bed-sitting room. Apply 1913 Prince Street.

To LET-TWO SEPARATE FUD- nished rooms. one suitable for light housekeeping. 236 King St. Phone 212-L.

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction on Tuesday the blah day of Dcembcr A. D. 1960 at the hour of trweive o'clock noon in front of the Law Court Building in Charlottetown ALL that tract. of land at Grand Tracadie in Lot or Township Num- ber thirty-five in Queens County bounded and described as follows that is to say:- COMMENCING on the east side of the Road lmovm as Campbell's Road at the soothe u boundary line of land sold by Don- ald Campbell to James Robertson ” L ' southwardly and southeastwardly along said Road and along the Road from stanhope until it meets the western bound- ary of land now or formerly in possession of John C. MacDonald and before him owned by Anthony McAulay, thence due north along the said John C. McDonald's west- ern boundary thirty-four chains or

thence west along the said Pond and along said James Robertson's southern boundary to the place of commencement containing Sixty and one-half acres of land a. little more or less;

Also all that other tract of land at Grand Traoadie aforesaid bounded and described as follows that-is to say:- COMMENCING at is point on the southern side of said Road from Stanhope at the eastern boundary of land now or formerly in possession of John Walsh nd running thence south- erly ai said John Walsh's east- ern boundary until it meets the northern boundary of twenty acres of land sold by Donald Campbell to Michael Jervis, thence east along bald Michael Jervis' north- ern boundary till it meets the Western boundary line of land now or formerly in possession of Don- ald R. McDonald, thence along said Dcnald R. McDonald's western

Female tloio Wanted

W-ANTED - (mu. FOR HOUSE- work. sApply 47 Chestnut St.

WANTED - RELIABLE CLEAN- ing woman for part. time work. Apply Box l0l. Guardian.

Lost LOST AT HOLY NAME HALL blue burberry coat. size 38.

Please phone 2912.

LOST - FRIDAY IN FRONT OF HoIirian's, purse containing money. Finder leave at Guard- ian Office. Reward.

LOST - FOUR LAMBS. BED markings on back and rump. In-

formation leading to recovery rewarded. C. C. Pratt & Sons. St. Peters.

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LOST-IN THE VICINITY OF Bethel and Mermaid, female fox hound white und brown. Notify Cyrens MacDonald. M"- maid.

LOST-FROM PICKABD PAS- ture In West Royalty. one year- ling rod and white heifer. Anyone knowing of her where- abouts notify Cecil J. Stewart Phone Milton RS-1210.

LOST - IN CIIAELOTTETOWN on November 3rd. ladies black plastic purse. containing pair of glasses between Hensley St. and Stanley Shaw & Pesrdon's. Finder please notify Mrs. James Hall. Canoe Cove.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-DELIVERY BOY. AP- piy Queen St. Meat Market.

h 1' ry to said Road from Stan- hope thence along said Road west- wardly to the place of commence- ment containing Forty-cne acres of land a little more or less;

ALSO all that tract of land at Grand Tracadle aforesaid. com- prising part of a certain pond on said Tcwnshlp bounded and de- scribed as follows that is to say: DOUNDED on the north by the said Beach, on the west by fifty- nine and one-half acres of land conveyed by the Commissioner of Public Lands to Hugh Campbell and now or lately in the posses- sion of James Robinson. on the south by Sixty and a half acres cf land conveyed by the Commission- er of Public Lands to Donald Campbell and on the east by the northern producticn of the west boundary line of fifty acres of land conveyed by the said Commissioner of Public Lands to John Charles McDonald being the western port- ion of the Pond known and dis- tinguished as "Campbell's Pond" agreeably to a plan showing the location thereof in the Margin of a Deed from the Commissioner of Public Lands to Donald Campbell bearing date the 16th day of Au- gust A. D. lwl.

The above sale is made under is Power cf sale contained in an in- denture of Mortgage dated the lsth August 1922 made between William James Campbell of Grand Tracadle in Queens County, Farm- er. and Annie Campbell his wife of the first part. and William E. Bentley. Trustee of the Estate of

the late John Hamilton Gray of

the seccnd part and which mortg- age was duly assigned to the un- dersigned.

For particulars apply to McLeod and Bentley, Solicitors. Charlotte- town.

MARGARET EVA BEATRICE l-IAMILTON GRAY Assgne.-. of Mortgage.

SIGNS MAKE one won) 00 round. Art slam. ' Phone 1392-J.

CEMENT AND MATERIAL ON hand for foundation work. Build- ings raised and moved. country or town, Phone 2914-W.

ilzxoortiinltlos-Men Ii Woiiioa

:z: EARN MONEY AT HOME. SPARE or full - time money-making. Learn to make candy at home: earn while learning, Free equip- ment supplied. Correspondence course. National Institute of Confectionery Reg'd.. Delorlmer P. O. Box 152. Montreal, Que. - ....:..:--j-

- WANTED - STANDING TIMBER. Write Box 9?, care Guardian.

..:..::::-mi WANTED To RENT Fol! WIN- tcr. garage. Phone 112.).

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WANTED - ELECTRIC uoirr plant or generator li0 voltsfrom 2 to 3 thousand watts. Suitable for rink. Apply Amhibald McEwen. Stanley Bridge.

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MAN 70 WANTS BOAItDelN BE- turn for 50 acre farm. Guardian Box 102.

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IVANTED - DODGE ON. FAI50 Engine ill good IhI-D0- 17-” Dawson. Albany.

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WANTED - EGG GRADE!-. ALSO to do ciei-king in store- wages in film write Manner. Co-Op. I .

Good i-son. Phone or Vernon River

OTTAWA, Nov. 8 - (OP)

Arithony Eden. Deputy British

Conservative Leader. paid a court- esy call on Prime Minister st. Laurent today and told reporters only that they discussed the in- ternatlcnal situation.

until it meets Campbell's Pond,.

THE GUARDIAN: Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

(I.N.Il. Places large Order For Diesel Engines

MONTREAL. Nov. 12-The larg- est order ever given by the Canad- ian National Railways for diesel- electric motive power was an- nounced here by E. A. Brantley. vice president purchases and supplies.

- Bringing the total cost of new equipment ordered by the railway in 1950 to about 857,500,000, the new purchase consists of in road freight locomotives that are to be built by the Montreal Locomotive Works and General Motors Diesel Lid. for delivery early in next year. They will be operated in both long and short haul services between Halifax and Winnipeg. with this large order the Con- adlan National now has 88 diesels scheduled for delivery late this year and in 1961 and their re- ceipt will bring the system's diesel motive power fleet to 265. of which 143 will be switchers, 84 fold "eight engines and the. re- maining as. road switchers. The latter type are used in either switching or road service.

The 28 units of the new order from General Motors Diesel will be of 1.500 horsepower and almost identical to the six original road diesels of the C. N. R. which were built by the same company and placed in the Montreal-Toronto freight service two years ago. How- ever. they will be equipped with an automatic gear shift to replace the manual control and changes have been made to the electric system to give them a greater hauling capacity. They will be equally div- ided between "A" units. which are the lead units with engineers cab- in. and "B" or booster units.

The 12 to be built by Montreal locomotive Works will be six "A" and six "B" units of 1600 horse- power each. They are similar to is pre us order for eight placed in sep ember and those now operat- iniz on C.N.R. lines between Mont. real and Jonqulcre. Que.

TIDKYO. Nov. 12 -(AP) - The Korean war to date has caused property losses to 1.500.000 South Koreans and has destroyed more than 150.000 homes, Brig-Gen. Crawford F. Sams of the United States reported Saturday.

undersigned up to twelve

the undersigned.

Farm For Sale

AT NEW ANNAN

Approximately 65 acres, clear, could be cleared. Some wood and lumber. Buildings in good condition. Would consider selling house and out- buildings (all new) separate.

DELBERT RAYNER New Arman

roii SALE av TEIillEll'

Business known as ACME POSTER SERVICE

Sealed Tenders will be received at the office of the

twenty-third, 1950, for the purchase of the business known as "Acme Poster Service.”

This Business consists of thirty-six billboards situated in or near Charlottetown. The space is well rented to national advertisers and a good revenue is produced. The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Further particulars may be obtained at the office of

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY Co-Executor, Estate C. Leonard MacKay 154 Richmond Street

Britain May Ease Trade Restrictions

LONDON. Nov. 12-(Routers) - sir Cecil Weir, chairman of the British Douar Exports Board. has -announced that United Kingdom restrictions on dollar trade with Canada might be further eased.

"some of these relaxations have already been made." he told Reut- ers in an interview. "But it is the hope of my Board that seine esse- ments over a wider field may now be justified.”

Sir Cecil Weir was commenting on a speech in Ottawa yesterday by Trade Minister C. D. Howe of Canada in which be criticized Britain's restrictions on dollar trade and urged increased British purchases in Canada.

"My present opinion." Sir Cecil continued, "is that we can afford to take a few risks as an encour- agement to. and an earnest in- dlcation of. our aim.

"That aim is to develop trade between Britain and Canada, not merely on the basis of balancing

accounts. but to do so at the high-.

est possible level of two-way trade." ' &

Provincial Saiiatorliiili

Dr. P. A. Creelman, Superinten- dent. Provlncial Sanator'um, wishes to thank the members of the Progress Club for its generous du- nation of S8000. This Club. com- posed of nine men who are on the Sanatorium staff, recently held a successful dance at the Clover Club. The money will ne used to outfit with clothing a patient who is about to be discharged to his home.

FOR sAr.ri

House and lot at Parkdale. New modern house with lot 169 by 88 feet at Parkdalc for sale. Apply-

M. A. FARMER Solicitor

balance of 94 acres

o'clock noon, November

One Single Booking

MONTREAL Clarita Steamship Co. Ltd. Oanada Canton

9 Bldg, mi MA. am QUIIIC Clarke Steamship Co. IM. 11 no If. smug ' ht: I-I041

FIOM E?WAX S. S. "ISLASEC gNNEC'I'0R"

I" h I" M! uaa Handling W emllion Ind moo ones will most I 0- P- 30 0' 0- N- 3- I:'ont. or from arr. ..'L':n"7.'1'o?ii:'"'" mm WW5

C.P.R. ,1 lei I

RAILS INCLUDE

vviirraii sxi-sass sums

to ST. JOHN'S, NILD.

Competitive Race:

Marine Insurance

sans-r aomv, rue mun. Kennedy manual. in. ri-am Wlllhns si. s

Ltd. Ilhllpper Water St.

ARKE LINE

COIVIBINED FREIGHT SFRVICFEV

Fl-OM SAINT JOHN, N. 3 3. S. "NORglH COASTER" DE .

Simplicity of sunny

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Iond

over with a feather.

Mt. Babody

and the enci orrhhe rainbow

0 You could have knocked Mr. Peabody

For there, right through the window of his own room, came a rainbow. Arid at the and of it was a huge pot of goldl

As he approached it to see if it was real, he heard the sound of bells. "The whole town has heard of thisi" thought Mr. Peabody. "That's why the bells are ringing." And the sound of the bells grew louder . . . louder . . . LOUDER . . .

Mr. Peabody awoke with a start. The alarm clock beside his bed was ringing . . . ringing . . . RINGING. Shutting it off. he sighed sadly, got up and dressed.

At the breakfast table Mr. Peabody read his newspaper. In it a speaker was re- ported to have said that old-ago benefits

The LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES in Canada

WORKING FOR NATIONAL PROGRESS . . . IUILDING PERSONAL SECURITY

should provide everybody with enough to retire on. '

"Hmmphl" snorted Mr. Peabody to himself. "More rainbows! I like the idea of additional help for older people. But to build the kind of comfortable old-age income I want, Ifuliy expect to need all my life insurance - and maybe more. It gives my family protection now. And it covers my own special needs in a way no mass programme could possibly do."

Arriving at the office. Mr. Peabody. like millions of other Canadians, began another day of earning and saving for his future security with life insurance.

"Even without pots of gold, it's a pretty good world," he asld to himself. And as he worked, he began to whistle softly.

and their Representatives

' L750!

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TIMOTHY

We are now buying Tim- othy seed at our store in Charlottetown.

HALIFAX SEED CO. LTD. 72 Queen St. Charlottetown

ADVANCED PRICES some can. aarriraias. ea. 31.50 MIXED scnar STEEL and CAST mos, long ton izzlo

IIOIISEHAIII. per

BEER B0'r'i'l.EB. carton -...- lite

UNWASIIED W001. per lb. .. loo

Above prices dellvai-ed our nus-ebouae.

MAURICE BLOCK & 00.

Iii! Kent St. Charlotutiown

COMPLETE VISUAL ' IIEFRAUPION and

Rome and Athens. 15 W15 Dr. Werner consul-genera!

BONN, Germany, Nov. 8 -(CP) .- The West German Cabinet has confirmed the appointment of German consuls-general for or.-

AUCTION SALE

AT POPLAR POINT

town, announced today. Darikwart. will be in Ottawa.

I am instructed to sell by Public Auction on the premises of Watson Campbell on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1950. Sale starts 12:30 p.m.

The followlng:-

Stock: 1 draft mare, 10 years old; 3 milch cows, due to freshen March and April; 2 steers, 1 1-2 years old; 2 heifers, 1 1-2 years old; 1 heifer, 1 year old; 2 calves; 14 young sheep; 1 sow and litter 4 weeks old; 1 sow and litter 5 weeks old. .

Machinery: 1 Massey Harris 22 tractor, 1948; 1 two-sod tractor plow, equipped with rubber -tires, new; 1 dual wheel tractor traiior; 1 grain grinder 10 1-2"; 1 three-section spring tooth har-row (M.H.): 1 three-section pin harrow (I.H.C.); 1 Moody potato digger; 1 No. 5 binder (M.H.); 1 Hail mower (5 it.): 1 riding hiiier; 1 scuffler; 1-2 share in sprayer; .1-4 share in fertilizer spreader; 1 1 3-4 l-LP. pumping engine, air-cooled (Iron Horse); 1 8-foot steel roller; 1 team farm wagon; 2 carts and wheels; 1 driving wagon; 1 driving sleigh; 1 wood sleigh; 1 box sleigh; 1 set bob slelghs; 1 hay fork, cable, blocks; 1 set team harness: 1 set driving harness; 1 cart saddle and breeching; 1 work pad and breaching; 1 Renfrcw cream separator.

Household Furniture: 1 kitchen range (Enter-

INSURANCE'

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SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Makes

MOTORS Bowiding and Repairs

ELECTRICAL . APPLIANCE Repairs Paiaior Electric PHONE 1444

ANALYSIS .. arise) I; Iigget Quebec Heater; ,a quantity of other ec s. be Fa HUTCHESON ouS'I'egmseof Sale-All purchases up to li10.00 will be & SON cash; over that amount 12 mor:ths' credit on approv- ed joint notes. 69?; interest on notes before and after Optometrists due; 57.; discount for cash. If day unfavorable Still! 53 Gum” S" will take place on first fine day following.

J. B. AUCIIOIICQF.

' WALSTON CAMPBELL, Owner.

Refrigeration

- FISH FOR-SALE

Delivered C. O. D. any Island Railway Station.

Boneless Fish Trimmings in wooden boxes , of 20 lbs. or more ........................ 18c per lh.

Large and Medium Green Salted Cod 15c per lb. Small Green Salted Cod ............ 12-: per lh. Green Salted Hake . .... ................ ................. 10c per lb.