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.‘2Ill___|(3‘_l_JARD1IAb_i_._____CHARLOTTETOWN

is Harness

“n Pumps

a Electric Motors

J Buffalo Robes

a Deep» Well Pumps

n Belting

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a Oil Burning Ranges and Space Heaters

a Shallow Well Pumps

Clearance Sale

Commencing Today there will he a lliscount from

ill to 20% on all our stock. I i This is a Sell-Out Sale‘ as we have leased our

premises to the firm of Crockett & Storey l.td.

‘Among Equipment Going at Bargain Prices are the following:

e Gasoline Engines ' i e Electric k Battery

Radios e Furnace Oil

e 600 lb. and

(FAIRBANKS-M

Capacity Scales ‘a Two Only Wood Sleighs e Beatty Hay Carriers e Beatty Water Bowls

CASH ONLY THIS SALE

. H. KENNEDY

Burners 2400 lb.

ORSE)

Other rates on application.

Wanted

. F"_$el°____. ll. SALE-RICK 0F HAY. Robert Jones, I-lazelbrook.

___________---- 011. SALE-YOUNG 30W, T0 Ian-ow last of April. Gordon MacDonald, Mermaid.

Maunce Block dc Co. waster) -' ALI

._.____-___ -< FOB. SALE-LAN!) 0N MT- 59-3 up service. Phone 2542. Evenings ward Road. priced reasonable. 1,107, 01mins] Bros. '

Phone 989-J.

I-‘OI. SALE-TRUCK RACK AND

. platform for two-ton truck. Per- iect condition. Phone’13'l6 or 102 Kent St.

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FOIt. SALE-BOW WITII PIG: also driving wagon. high sleigh and '80 chevrolet car; two pigs. Sterling McQusrrie, North Mil- ton.

POI. BALE - RUBBER‘ BOATS. Regulation Air Force Dinghies,

service stations.

c /o Guardian.

brand new. fraction of cost. 4 where rlirt attacks the hands. man Dinghy. complete with 3 Revolutionary in performance. pe. oars, Carrying Case, Pismrp, contains no harmful ingredients.

Repair Kit, Knife. etc. Wonderful

Value. $49.50. 3 Man Dinghy. Liberal commission and dls- Pump. Repair Kit. Oars. Rubber counts. samples on request. Mrs. Joseph l... Gallant, Berry. Ill-in Sheet. $35.05. 2 Man Dinghy. When replying’. state territory Fishermen’; Co-op., North R/us-

Plrrlp. Hand Paddles. Repair Kit. $29.95. Boats weigh about N lbs.. will carry 1000 lbs.. should &t a lifetime. Dave Vernon Co, ghosts 4B2. Box 31, New Glasgow,

Agents Wanted

i EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR.

local or regional salesmen (coon- merclnl or advertising) with con- taets hardware, electrical stores. Al‘!

.014. High commission. Box us.

dvertlslng Bates-Payable In Advance Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Centa

trsl Guardian Locals Be per word; Western and Eastern Locals per word; Announcements and C _Ing Events so per word; t per word; In Mernorlsm Notices 24o per inch; Lists at Ileeal and $pltllull uﬂerlngs. Cards. eta. 5o per name; Letters o! Condolence 84o per inch: Wedding Engagements d0 words (gs 01.00 and I0 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices at Thank; and Appreciation. 84o per Inch or lie per word; Lists of Subscrip- tions. 0 cents per inch; Address and Presentation $1.00.

. Hides. Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast service. Phone 22oa.f

50111.15! Hiuhest prices paid. has pleg.

AGENTS WANTED - TO CAREY an additional llne of hand clean- er to Garages, Hardware Stores. Printers, etc.. in fact to any trade

a perfect seller and repeater.

covered. For further details, con-

tact Lu-Cra-ft Plquipnsenl. 8r Dis-' trilmtlnc C0.. W! Oilae l. Wlnnlllel. Man,

' Miscellaneous w‘ °"°" txroyvr comrawgssnans con! I ovncokrs hect on ith h Pr Pl-lll-geziwlilsh Canning $5533 "w" u“ . Bo . , JKMQ.’ m” " N° "5 IEW IIETIIOI GLEAIEIIS Q TI- mi

Teachers Wanted _

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'.l' E A C H E R WANTETD FOR. Brooklyn School No. 85. Supple- ment 525000 yearly. S. .\. Camp- bell, Secretary.

TEACHER WANTED FOR UP- per Belle Creek School. Donald Crawford. Secretary, Wood ls- lands North.

Salesman Wanted i SALESMAN WANTED — MAN wanted to sell established line, of automotive supplies on P. E.- Island. Write stating previous experience and salary expected:

at start. A.D.C.. Guardian. l

l WHY ALWAYS WORK FOR OTH- era? Manufacture plastic objects. in your own private home The I demand is big. Capital required $5. Write us. R. Mercier, 3862 Si. ' Andre St, Montreal 24. Quebec.

llarsdlruelis For Sal_s_

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FOR. SALE- 193B LAFAYETTE running. $175.00. Glen Camp- bell. North River, or 1585-13.

IP03 BALE - 1040 mm) COACH. good tires. new motor, radio and heater. May be see-n in Amherst, N. S. Apply or write to (Mail .1. W. MaoGlashen, care Robles Eng. Works Ltd, Amherst.‘

..______________ llelp Wanted

..__.___._.____._ WIANTED - MAID FOR. GENER- al housework. Flamily o! three.

H60.

is‘ Mslillilillliiili

LIN OPPORTUNITY — ESTAB- lished Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive and between the ages of 25 and lib-have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get established in a proﬁtable birslness of your ewm. For full particulars write today to The J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. Z-C. 1A, 2171 Manon 9t. Montreal.

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HOUSIWIVES! New is the time to get your Wallpaper

seduced prices. Double rolls lee or little or 2k. ‘ I

emu.

Iljs, 'e It I.

‘GQIE EARLY FIII WIIE SELEWIIII

i.uaennrsnos.

lee Spring Cleaning. We have e large supply in stock at

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OAIDINBBI. unto-sum AND eiseo-srseo n. humus centres. mu partioslars on posters in Pest Omen. Offices or the Nat- ional Dnlpleyment service or to the Civil Service Commission. Application forms. obtainable

therest. should be nled not later than March 20. 1940. with the Civil service Commission. Hall- fsx. N. S.

Business Opportunities F“

New York Exchange

Am Car Am Smelt

Gas Com and S . Cons Ed Curtlss A .

5i Am Tel _ 150 3.4 Anaconda .. 31 5-3 Mvh . e0 3-4 Baldwin _ 13 1.5 l3 and 0 10 1.3 Bendix .. 23 3-4 Beth . a1 r-s Boeing .. _ 33 3-5 Brlsss . 2a 3-4 C and O .. _ 41 g Chrysler __ 55

.. 10

.. 21

.. 2i

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s-Gins-bedidb- | masseuse-s

iooo Am Neon .1]: m .._ soo Anglo Odo ..».. ... ..

Mining

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1B M00 Con Best ...... ..... .._ 05 30 00!! knelt ..... .... .. 9i 3-l

500 inor ........... .. 80 . . l4

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80

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. 195

. 260

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Curtiss Com . __ 5 .3 Douglas .. ,_ 57 Elec Auto Li .. 441-4 Erie . . . .. I 3-4 Gen El . . ,_ 33 3.4 Gen Motors __ 53 5.9 Goorlch 501-2 Goodyear 40 3-4 Gt Nor P .. 38 Hudson M . 16 . M 7-8 Int Tel . 13 Kennec . 4.5 3-15 Montg .. .. .. 50 Nash Kel .. .. .. 15 5-8 N Y Central . .. l3 l-B Parmt Pix l0 7-3 Penn RR. . l’! l-2 Pepsi 18 3-4 Phillips 00 3-8 Radio 8 5-8 Repub 25 5-11 Sears R0 30 3-H Simmons 30 S-ls Socony . 10 l-8 S Pacliic d! S Railway ll l-i- erry . 20 l-l Std Oil NJ . ‘l! l-l Stone and W l1 '14 Stdbkr .. . 11 Texas . bl l-l

RIIEIIMATIC?

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Georgetown-Those terrible pains that made life a burden to llr. A- Duggsn o! 20 South heed Delhi him no more. All trees o! IMH- rnatic pain has lei! bill. lblnhl to the soothin etieet e! Ilelvlllae. “lie other llnl nl. commenced lo do It me what Nervlllae dld. ll! IQI were stiff and iull of pain. My knees and snide joints were swollen and sched. Th snslsesie Niall U Nervlliae etratsd and out eIIQ the pain. sunrises elueeeml- ‘le- du 1 am well-thanks to llervtllsa"

(lined) A. Duma-

Ihat Nervtlhe an ler U. Dus- [an it Joe) as sole to do tor you. (lets lie bottle eessy.

NCERVILINE

. BOORamour

.ls0Roy or

29000 Wingalt

U S Steel

Warner . West U’

Wlllys Woolworth

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tr- all.

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$l00MoMarms0 m. ------ ﬂlouylsmaque ..._ ..... I100 New Marl ...... .... -_ ‘H00 New Norz ..

l0 Norenda ‘I000 Norbenite 1000 Normst

u_ ss:::a::Es:2s§aaasacss

I000 Ogarns

3300 Okalta I000 Ornnitrans 3000 l-‘acalta ..

4500 Pen Rey .1000 Piccadilly .. 1&0 Pore Reel . B00 Preston .. 200 Que Man .. 1352 " ‘ . 1000 Regcourt . 100 Que Labr .

23 l-Z 3000 Roybar .. 4000 Rupununl 300 Sun Ant 2000 Senator .. 1300 Sherrltt 1500 Bilanco 300 Steep R. . 500 Teck l-I .. 2500 Thurbois 200 Waite Am 2800 Wekusko 1000 Wiltsey ..

.. 500 18 5-6

Total sales 279,000.

ntd Air Car .... .. ntd Corp s Rubber .

ansdium .

Release MARCH s

DAILY

d. Father o! gods .. , (Blind-l ‘B. Branch l. Iuel - 9. Geddessof l. Discharge. _ the moon ‘sea gun 10. Employ d. A Norse , for wages 11. ﬂower 12. Pen-name of Iieulse sde la llamas l. arrow 0i‘ » '14. Tree l(ong bones 15. Exclama- ‘ tion 1L You 10. Indehilcent 12. A mite fruit. l Owns b1. Fragile ,21. Behold! 22. God of lovej 23. Unruﬂled

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oruulur asriam ll eaaauso nus WAY

med 41-42; A puilets 40-41; '3 30-40; C 30—32.

Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur-

ized, fresh and storage no. l ‘>7 3-4. Current receipts Que no ' pasteurized 67; no 2 60. First grade creamery print lob pile 69 —@ l-4; solids 08-681-4. Cheese: zﬂurrent receipt west» ern white S5 5-8; colored 35 7-8. (Fob factory shipping points! wholesale: Western white and col- ored 35. No other prices estsb lighed. Potatoes: Que no 1 ‘l5 lbs 2.00» 2.10; NIB no 1 ‘l5 lbs 2.08-2.20; no 3 1.90-2.00; PEI no l 2.25-2.35, no 1 1.90-2.00; Manitoba no l 1.50.

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press)

Tbronto - Stocks higher; all groups in narrow recovery. Montreal-Stocks mixed; small

changes in quiet dealings.

New York-Stocks mixed; all‘; crafts, amusements attract buyers.

Now York-Cotton 25 cents s bale lower to 5 cents higher.

Produce

MONTREAL, lliarch 7- (GP)- Produce prices quoted here Satur- day were reported by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture as follows: .

Eggs: Free cases. A large 44-45,

.SlllPPlllli NEWS AT SAINT JOHN- Arrlved Saturday ‘

Stanford. from United Kingdom

Liguria, Boston Sailed Saturday

Empire .Rosallnd, for Kingdom

Lord O'Neill, Dublin, Idvexpool and Belfast

Dorelian, Liverpool. AT HALIFAX- Arrlved Saturday

General Sturgis. from Bremer- haven Sallcd Similsy

Mathilda, for Alain-hostel‘

Agamcmnoil, Boston _

Due lllmlilny \ Beaverbrae, from Bremerliaven.

United

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wasncn s, 1948

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I I-IFI eon Begin AFTER ‘OJE.

Around 40 our energy lessens. But, 0b perience has taught us lo do our work with less ellort. The years ahead should yield the greatest accomplishments, the most enjoymeli and happiness. They can, loo, if we avoid the Irirlney and bladder disorders such as barb- aelie, Headache, Rheurnslle Pains, Lasslluds, [on of Sleep and Energy which so olten allacb those around i0. For over hall a_een1wy Daniel's Kidney Pills have been helping man and women to keep kidneys and bladder In good order. ll you arc nearing 40, or put It, Isl the sslie of your Ilealill and s Irspplﬂ lulure use Delhi's Kidney Pills lmlayl 125

Dodds Kidney Pills

18. People of Ireland

19. Against

20. Brilliant success

24. Height

25. Explosion

26. Antennas

27. A wing

20. Enemy scout

32. Abradlng material

83. Walking- sticks

Si. Insect

so. Animal fat

' no no nnnms momma

Saturday's Aseevsv 40. A size of coal l1. Nocturnal animal 42. Recline

scours-r are oouor. oanrxaro lsunlre viscera-assurance. iasaavsumonaeoanm 11 0NII Itwr-rua1sarus anus. A I ‘Ilstrlﬂallylhsleslunelyodleetatea, _ ‘ ll - _

rneenlcr i or. PATltl0TlSllll

SUPPOSE your boy heel been terribly maimed in the war . . _. blinded — paralysed from the waislﬂdown-hocl lost both legs . -or been similarly disabled. How much does Canada owe to those who made such sacriﬁces?

The Government claims that its otter of $87 a month to the 100% wor disabled man-or $2.70 per week increase ever his present pen- sion-is generous compensation!

EVERYONE senses that the rate on which war disability pensions are based should be increased. The highest basic pension now paid to the most cruelly war disabled is $75 per month.‘ It was ﬁxed on the unskilled labourefa earnings back in 1921 . . . has been unchanged ever since.

The Government 05ers 1p increase it co $87 per month. The war blinded, war paralysed, war limbless and other seriously war disabled ask for a rate which will provide

$100 a rnollrn ron noon. was olsasllm

Whoever you may be, sit down in the quiet o! your own room sod ask yourself the question: Is this an unreasonable demand on the part of those who, short of giving their lives, made the greatest of all sacriﬁces for you and for Canada?

The Voﬂicial argument against the request of the war disabled is that the cost of living index has not risen sufficiently above 1921 to iuerify it. Yet, long before prices started so sou beyond control, larger incomes had been claimed as essential by high and lovv throughout tbs land. Increases of 40% - d more -1 above 1921 levels were already common in major industries and business-for skilled and unskilled alike. ls there, tben, to be an inferior standard of living for the war disabled alone? ‘

True-married disability pensioners receive

small allowances for wives and dependent children, in which the“ Government proposes similarly modest increases. And even some of the worst maimed augment their pensions by courageous effort. ‘ 1

But tbs appalling truth is Ibis-because of their patriotism and gallantry, all too may young veterans must abandon forever tbs sl- vaneement in life that we: tbsir birtbrigbt.

Do not conclude that many war disabled receive full pension. Quite the reverse. Disabil- ities must be cruel indeed . . . total blindness, paralysis, double amputation or equal disable- ment . . . to rate 100%. .

To these grievous handicaps insuﬂicient income is in many cases adding physical privation and mental distress. These men should be the last - not the ﬁrst — target of postwar retrenchment.

A protest by every public and private means in your power will do much to help them. Please make it.

This Message is lssued- by THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS IN CANADA (The Mouthpiece o! Canada's Wor Disabled)

Representing the Slr Arthur Pearson Association el War blinded Wot Amputotlons of Canada ' Canadian Pareplegle Association (War Ferelysedl - Canadian Pensioners’ Aueelollen (Other Cevs& . Disabilities) Anny. Navy Ir Air Force Veterans In Canada ' Canadian Corps Aeeeeletlon

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