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Minimum Clings For Cenhnl Guardian Locus 5c

1 bllﬂllittl 3o per mural; ' of Condolence I40 pes- inch;

I $1.00 and l0 cents for every sud Appreciation. 54c pes-

’ lfor_Salo FOR SALE-SLABS. PHONE 2121.

IVANTED - nnu. Burial-rail Queen Hotel.

FOB. SALE -- 1 WALNUT TABLE. Mrs. Amy l-lowatt, Fredericton.

FOR SALIF-CHOICE GLADIOIII brooms. W. B. Creed. l-Lgnlieid.

FOR SALE - FROST AND WOOD Binder No. 4. 1n real good re- pair. Apply W. R. Bovyer.

FOR SALE — MlcCORMACK Binder. Apply Allison Macliach- crn, New Argyle.

FOR SALE —- MASSEY HARRIS Binder, No. 5. Good repair. Lowell Wysnd, Cavendish.

DRY SPLIT HARDWOOD. DRY Softwood Blocks. Dry Slabs. Call SDI-L. Kelly's Wood Yard.

FOR SALE-CLOTH COAT, SIZE 38, silver fox jacket; also ‘kitchen table and chairs. Apply Box 125, care Guardian.

FOR SALE-ONE REACH-IN Kelvinator one year old. suitable for hams or store. Marshall Condon, Souris.

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BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY FOR sale in good location in city. Write enquiries to "W", Guar- dian.

FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED, A quantity of 45 gallon oak casks. Apply Ivlichael Brothers, 240 Dorchester Street. »

advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

Any Auwrsisensens so Cents, Der word; Western snu Elslern Local; 2s per word; Announcement-s And Uillllll‘ [vents 3c per wow: ‘ _ 1n Memuriam Notices 54o per inch; us» , 0f l-lunl and apu-snrsl usrermgs, Cont», Wsdiﬂus lillﬂtvlneuts so words nu sddruuum 3 words; Notices u: 11mg“ Inch or 5c per lions. l0 cents per mob, Address and Presentation $4.00. other rstes on

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FOR new‘ - LAT-uh FURNISH- ed healed room. Mcn preferred. 247 Gralton Street.

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Teachers Wanted _________________ w A N '1' s; u - TEACHER FOR

l'.'\ll'\'1C\\' School. Good ‘uppio- mBnI. Aplny Alex. Mcisam. w A N '1' rs u - TEACHER F010 Little Sands School. Supplggngng

$250.00. Malcolm Smith, $e¢_ retary. L___._____________ ITSACIIICR WANTED —- NORTH Pinctte School. supplemen;

$250.00. Mrs. Baxter Ross, Sec- retary.

liars & Trucks For Sale

FOR sans: - 1939 PONTIAC. 2% Orlebar Street.

FOR SALE — I087 NASI-I LAFAY- ette. Apply Lauder‘: Auto Salv- age.

‘FOR SALE — 1938 FORD SEDAN, new Radio. Tires and Heater. Phone 2147-15.

FOR SALE — 1840 PLYMOUTH Sedan in good condition. Apply 1'76 Kent or Phone 2690-L.

FOR SALE — 1988 GIIRYSLER Royal. In good condition. Apply Fred Keenan, Southport. -

. ‘FOR SALF-JIMO HUDSON SEDAN extra good condition. Apply Elmer Gallant, South Rustico.

FOR S ALE - 1948 ZENITH Model 75 Hearing Aid. Single Pack. Used one week. Reasonable Write Box 123, Guardian.

FOR SALE -- 1988 NASH SEDAN in A1 condition. Can be seen after six o'clock. W. A. Bryenton, Cen- tral Royalty.

FOR 5ALE-—l947 PLYMOUTH deluxe coach. heater. Call i499-L.

Wanted

WANTED - GIRL’S BICYCLE. in good condition. Phone i197-L.

“RANTED — TWO MALE STUD- ents. Room and board. Apply Box 122. Guardian.

WANTED-EXFER.IENCED MAN for farm work. Apply Max Thompson, North Tryon.

FOR SALE-ISM PLYMOUTH coach, in good running order. Apply to Max Thompson, North Tryon.

FOR SALE—19!8 FORD DE LUXE 1937 Plprriouth. Best offers. Lorne Jenkins. Pt. Pleasant, Murray River.

FOR SALE — 1941 DE LUKE l Dodge Sedan. New motor, new tires, body in A1 condition. Will guarantee car. Phone 4-22 Middle Stewincke. Colchestcr Co. J. W. Forbes.

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework. Good wages. Apply so Box No. 121, care Guardian.

WANTED — SCRAP IRON AND metals. For highest prices Phone 78s. Able Block.

WANTED - A MAID. NO WASH- ing. Apply Mrs. J. .7. Johnston, 140 Rochford Street.

W A N T E D - BEER BOTTLES,

Hides, Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast service. Phone 2203. Maurice Block 6r. Co.

_W A N T ll D -- ALE BOTTLES.

Highest prices paid. Fast pick- , up service. Phone'2542. Evenings ' 1107. Michael Bros,

05.00 REWARD FOR INFORM- ation leading to suitable house or apartment by young couple. Ap- ply Box 128, Guardian.

nosnnnns WANTED - APPLY 236 King Street. All newly renov- ated rooms. Under new manage- ment. Phone 212-13.

WANTED -- SALESMAN CALL- mg on lzrocezy, hardware and novelty trade. Wholesale and re- tail. State lines ‘now carried. Box 127. care Guardian.

GRADUATE NURSES FOR GEN- eral duty. 45 hour duty week. Gross salary $171-$132- month- ly according to experience ADDIY

Medical Superintendent, Miller ' Bey Indian HOBDIi-li. Prince ‘ Rupert, B. C.

tiara Laavlns

CAR LEAVING FOR MONTREAL August 27th. Accommodation for two or three passengers. Phone 1737.

M CLASS OI‘ NURSING ATDES st the Provincial Sanatorlum is now being formed. Will all young women interested in this work apply arsoon as possible to Miss Katherine MscLennan. Super- intendent of Nurses. Provincial Bsnstcrrium Education equival- ent to Grade X required.

FOR SALE

I938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Excellent Condition. New Tim. '- Arriv- IEIT STEELE l7! Grlltcn‘ Sr.

FOR SALE —- 1946 CHEVROLET Stylemaster four door Sedan. In excellent condition throughout. Returning to sea necessitates owner selling. Apply in person or writing to: Russell F. Latimer. P. O. Box 2&3, Arichat, Richmond County, Nova. Scotin.

Lost, Found, Strayed

STRAYED -— FROM MY PREM- ises year and half Holstein Bull. Stewart MscFarisne, Win- sloe.

LOST - IN THE VTCTNITY 0F King Squre, bill fold. contain- ing registration papers, money. etc. Cali 374-7. Reward.

DOST - AUGUST 4th, may RING containing keys. betwltﬂ 305 Richmond Street and 25 Grafton sheet, Finder please leave st 25 Grafton Street.

MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGII business. Sell to 1.500 families. Good proﬁts for hustlers. Wriie today. Rnwleighs Dept. ML-H- 470-8, Montreal, Que. (S. H.)

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.sAI. ESMEN - WONDERFUL sales opportunity with young Company. Pull details at your Local National Employment Ser- vice. Ask for order No. 12387.

DOMINION WIDE FINANCIAL Organization requires s better than average salesman, ago be- tweI-n 28 and 40. to be trained to take complete charge of their business in Prince Edward Island. An excellent future in this rap- idly growing ﬁeld is assured. Ap- ply giving fuil details in ﬁrst letter to Box 120. Guardian.

EARN szxrna cnsrf- MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show ou-r beautiful Canadian made Christmas cards to your friends. They sell on sight. Many sssortments. Gift cards. seals. tags, mappings. everyday cards. Beautiful free

.sibum showing personal cards. 25 for $1.00 and up. Liberal commission. Write today for urt- usuai ssrrrnie offer, The Douglas Greeting card Company, sil-AD Bleecker Sh. ‘Ibronto.

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FOR NEUBALGIA, LUMBAGO. Rheusnstic Pains. Chest Colds sppiy l-lest Penetrating 0'01’! Oil. At your Drugglat.

s "VIOOIIINE" — ‘PIP’ TONIC restores men's youthful vitality. Don't be week, nervous, exhaust- ed. Try Vigorinc today. 15-dsy trisl-SLOO st Jenkins Drug Store.

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Aug. 18- (cpl- Produce prices quoted here today were reported .by the Dominion Departsnent of Agriculture ss to.- lows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 05: med 61; A puliets 52; B 47-.’>0; C 36. . ,fr_-

Butter-f Wholesale Que ‘no l pasteurized 68 l-2. Current re- ceipts Que no l pasteurized ~67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4; first grade cream- ery prints job price 70-70 i-2: solids 69.

Cheese: Current receipts west- ern white 30-30 3-16; Quebec white 30. Fob factory. Wholesale export prices western white S0

13-15-81; Quebec white 30 13- 16-31. Domestic prices western white 33 1-2; colored 34 l-2. No

other prices established.

Potatoes: Ont no l 75 lbs new 200; Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.50- 1.60. no 2 1.35.

TENDERS

Sealed Tenders will bs ra- ceived by the undersigned up to August 26th, I948, for point- ing the exterior of “the Orwell Head Church. Point will be furnished.

The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

MRS. S. A. MocLEOD Sec'y. Ladies’ Aid Kinross

HEATING EQUIPMENT OF ALL TYPES COAL ' GAS OIL ELECTRIC

GENERAL STOVE AND FURNACE CO.

Phone I800 - Gt. Geo. Sf.

Charlottetown: Sernplfs, Ken- slietﬂ. .1.

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Sales Stock 3475 Anglo Cdn 1500 Apex .._... 1000 Ares .._ 5500 Armistice 2000 Athons 14850 Atlantic Oil .. 4500 Aubelle 200 Aunor .. 2000 Bagamsc 7100 Bankfield 35 Bk Mont . 1000 Bidgood 1500 Bobjo i000 Boycon 2800 Brit Dom 2100 Broulan .. 500 Bufiad . i100 Buff Ank i000 Buff RI 300 Cal Edm 3500 Caliinan i500 Calmont . 700 Campbell 4'70 Bk of Com Cdn Brew Caribou Cent Pat . Coniagas Con Cad .. Con Home .. Con Smelt Conwest .. . Dcila Dickenson Discovery

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' 100 Hollinger

100 Home Oil . 1000 Hosco 4600 Howey 200 Hud Bay

175 Int. Nickel 1000 Int Uran i000 Jack Waite 1500 Juliet .. 8600 Kelore .. i000 Kirk Gold I00 Kirk Lake . 220 Lake shore i000 Larder U .. 2000 Lebel 2000 Leitch .. i283 Little LL . 3000 Louvicourt 2000 Lynx 2000 MacDonald 600 Mal Gf 1500 Man East I00 McIntyre . 500 McKenzie 2100 Mid Cont 500 Min Corp 1000 Negus 2300 New Cal .. 9068 New Jason i000 New Pac

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306i Sherritt . 17700 Silanco 2000 Silver Mill . 3000 Siscoe .. . 1900 Springer 1000 Stadacona 1500 Steep Rock 325 Syivanitc 1544 Teck I-lu 3500 Thurbois .- 1000 Un Keno 100 Up Can 305 Ventures 1334 Waite

OUT OUR WAY

Winnipeg Grain

WINNPE. Au]. ll — (OP!- Winnipse est-s and barley prices today took on an easier tone on selling and liquidation in closing trade on the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change. The action was inﬂuenced by higher than expected estimab- es of the western crop. issued by the Dominion Bureau cf Statis- tics inst night. '

Occasional support in both grains was contributed by ship- ping interests and there was some light buying attributed to Amer.- can accounts in barley.

Some expansion of hedging sales was in evidence in rye an! scme small demand from sea- board interests was reported. Prices, however, closed lower in moderately active trade.

In today's export business. 350. 000 bushels of Canadian wheat was allocated to the United King- dom under the long-tfm ‘agree- ment. Prices of class wo wheat for ex ort to countries other than the ited Kingdom were two cents lower than Tuesday. I

Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 78 1-4; ex 3 CW ".7 l-i; 3 CW ex i feed and 1 feed 78 3-4; 2 feed 73 l-4; 3 feed 70 l4; track ‘I4 l-t.

Barley: No i and 2 CW B-rozv .‘ and 2 CW 2-row and 3 CW 6 row 1.15 5-8: l feed 1.08 5-8, 2 feed 1.04 l-S; 3 iced 98 i-8; 2 CW yellow l.i0 5-8; 3 CW yellow 1.08 5-8; track 1.05 5-8.

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks higher; all groups advanced Montreal-Stocks firm; golds

only group to weaken New York-Stocks narrow; i.» advance falters.

SHIPPING IIEWS

AT SAINT JOHN— Arrived Wednesday

Jack Star. from New York sailed Wednesday

None. AT HALIFAX- Arrived Wednesday

Kalo, from Botwvood. Nfid.

Imperial Halifax, ,Goose Labrador Ssiled Wednesday

Imperial Halifax. for 5t. John's Nfid.

What is Sour Land?

(" -' entnl Farms News)

The term "Sour Land" is of- ten misunderstood and misused, says P. C. stobbe, Field Husbandry Division, Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa. By sour land is meant land which is acid in re- action and which requires a cer- tain amount of lime or other alkaline substances to make the soil sweet or neutral in reaction. Very frequently farmers and other use the term ‘-Sour Land" for poorly or imperfectly drained soils, which do not produce sat- isfactory crops and whim gen- eralfy favour the growth of mois- ture loving plants, such as, horse tail, sedge: and moss, Such land may or may not be sour or acid in reaction.

In areas where some limestone

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Tcirl sales 445.000.

35 Acre Aihoratnn To Show B. 0. Tress

(By The Csnsdisn Press)- VANOOUVER. AW. 10-A 040.- 000 shoretum, s museum d native trees and sbrubdwiil be developed hero by the pulp and paper in- dustry of British Columbia. It will extend over some U acres on the north snd northeast faces of Little Mountain. suburban Vancouver district. Dlght to 10 years will be required to develop the project. It will be presented to the citiz- ens of Vancouver and the boa-rd of parks commissioners has s- greed to appropriate $150 an sore annually toward its maintenance. A statement announcing plans for the project said: "Vancouver is the chief city in an area of great forest wealth and should have at hand suitable means constantly to remind the public of the importance of its forests as well as to provide cor- rect information about native trees. ‘ ."The aboretum will provide sil school children, students. and the public in general, with the means to learn how to identify at last those of our native trees most commonly in use. "It will develop. with trees and native shrubs, an ares of greet public attraction end civic value that may, be passed on from one generation to another as an Im- portant cultural asset. It will also provide and develop channels for the collecting of rare tree speci- mens for placement in the abor- etum. The industry's foresters will aid this work." Within the bounds of the abor- etum it is planned to display ef- feciively trees and shrubs under natural conditions. They will be labelled and essential descriptive data will be available.

rock fragments hrs found in the sub-soils and. in the underlying geological materials the poorly drained. dark -coicured soils in gentle depressions are generally less acid than the surrounding well-drained soils In many in- stances such poorly drained soils are neutral or alkaline in reaction and therefore require no lime, whereas the adjacent well-drained soils may be acid to various de- grees. Such poorly drained soils which have often been wrongly re- ferred to as sour land, do not need lime, but improved drainage. The application of additional lime vlttout Improving the tkslnsge of such soils would in many cases lower the productive capacity of such land.

In areas where limestone rock kagments are absent from the sub-soil and the underlying geolo- gical materials, the poorly drained as well as the well-drained soils, are generally sour or acid in re- action. Under such conditions the poorly and imperfectly drained soils are often somewhat more acid than the associated well- drained soils. The cultivated sur- face soils of such sour. poorly drained soils are generally more greyish in colour than the well- drained soils, Applications hi’ lime to the land in such areas are gen- erally more beneficial ‘on the well-. drained soils than on the more acid, poorly drained land unless the drainage conditions of the

latter are Improved at the same time.

Possession 30 doys.

i AUCTION SALE

AT ST. AVARDS, FRIDAY, AUG. 20th AT 1:30 PM.

I um instructed by Mr. Hilbert Frizull to sell his Apartment House, just outside the City limits, consisting oi I apartment of 4 rooms and bath on the ﬁrst Iloor; I apartment of 5 rooms und both on the 2nd floor. This property is in first class repair ond has u nice lot and good born.

Ideal location on the Si. Peter's Road. ' For inspection Phone 19804. LESTER KEIZER, Auctioneer."

Ry .I. R. Williams ________V__ _.. . . _ ‘

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SALE 0F PROPERTIES

No. I.-—Sunset Farm, Dunstcifncge, 8 miles front‘ Charlotte- town on St. Peter's paved highway, close to churches,

This beautiful form consists of IIZ acres, 80 acres clear, balance hardwood ond lumber. House and buildings In excellent condition, with both, toilets und electric lights. Con bc purchased with or without crop. Crop consists of 7 acres potatoes, I8 acres groin, 2 acres turnips, 30 tons of hay

No. Z-Double house, 97 - 99 Elm Ave.

Nc. 3—DoubIe house, 108-110 Elm Ave. _ PROPERTIES IN EXCELLENT REPAIR

GEORGE C. GIIII-MIIRE

GUARDIAN

DUNSTAFFNAG!

twenty-four milch cows.

IIIILIIIIBLE FARM FOR SALE

AT WINSLOE ESTATE .I. ROLAND BEATON

Homestead farm of approximately one hundred acres TlCli, nmble Iond, live miles from centre oi Charlottetown, and less than one-quarter of c mile ijromvpirvemeni, churches, school, and roil- wcy siding. Commodioui dwelling-house and adequate form build- ings in good repair, including modern dcury burn with stalls for Automatic water system supplying house and barn. Crop comprises nine acres seed potatoes, thirty ceres groin, thirty acres Iicy, two acres corn und roofs, balance pasture.

For price and further particulars apply to:- MccPHEE 8| TRAINOR Solicitors, Riley Building Charlottetown

0r. W. T. lloapsr Physician 8t Surgeon nsnsonn surtnmo

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