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Agents Wanted

BE INDEPENDENT. SELL Il.AW- leigh Products. Good nearly loop ality open. Write today. Raw- leigh's Dept. M.L-l"-47o- . Mon- treai.

garners Wanted

BOARDERS ACCOMilIODATED- 291 Kent Street.

Che-Leaving yyyy vi

CAR. LEAVING FOR BOSTON June 11 and 18. Can take two passengers each time. Phone 112-L.

CAR. LEAVING FOR TORONTO June 7th. Can accommodate three passengers. For particu- lars phone 2916-L or call 30 Elm Avenue.

cars .9. Trucks For Sale

For Sale

FOR SALE-TWO ROW POTATO Planter. Grant Willis. North River.

FOR SALE - EXTRA HEAVY boiler tubes. Douglas Bros. and Jones Ltd.

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FOR SALE - 30 BAIIREI) IIO hens. one year old. Price 5 .75 each. Maurice Corr. Kinkora.

ron SALE - COCKSIIUTT 0 PT. oil bath mower. Like new. Ern- est MacNeill, Cavendish.

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FOR SALE - LOBSTER BAIT. Phone Fred L. Arsenault 3138, or 8291, suminerslde. Call collect;

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FOR SALE - HAY MOWER. FIVE foot cutting bar. Good condition. Walt.er Boyle. Cornwall.

FOR SALE -- SEED WHEAT. Regent, cleaned ready to sow. Austin Pendergast. Kensington.

FOR SALE-1937 DODGE. APPLY 44 Elm Avenue.

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FOR SALE-I849 PONTIAC. PEB- fect condition. George Green, Central Bedeque.

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FOR SALE - OR TRADE FOR lighter truck 1-43 ton Ford truck. 1947. l-loist and rack. Ben Mathe- son. 14 Park Street.

FOR SALE-1947 OLDSMOBILE sedan. Excellent condition. Ap- ply Campbell's Garage. Pow- nal St.

FOR SALE-1946 DODGE. GOOD condition. good tires. Reasonab- ly priced. Keith Compton. Sum- merslde.

.......:L.....L....... FOR. SALE - 1941 CHEV. COUPE in good condition, new motor run 175 miles. Can be seen at 22 Elm Ave.. after 6.30 evenings.

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ron. SALE - 1935 Toll!) COUPE. In excellent condition. Apply I-Iermarrs Garage or H. Acorn. Pownal.

FOR SALE-1948 MERCURY two-ton. New tires. Will accept firewood part payment. Apply "V", Guardian.

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FOB SALE-I947 BUICK SEDAN. radio, heater, defroster. Body and motor perfect. 51750 or nearest offer. Apply 267 Sydney St.

FOR. SALE-1936 CHEVROLET in good condition; one Stude- baker llght six motor, suitable for fishing boat. Lyle McNevin. Eonshaw.

FOR SALE-IMI PREV COACH. mntnr and four tires good con- dition. price S650.00. Phone F10 Hooper. Officers Mess. R. C. A. F. :77-lion, Summerside. six to seven L-vcnings.

Fol: SALE-I940 CADILLAC sa- tinn. Radio, heater. defroster. Beautiful condition 52400. Also

1948 Chevrolet Sf'f"'ln in good vnnilition. Vcry .”il'lilI)ll". AP- piy Bciiioifs QUt"ll Si. Service

Station. Om;-T" t0 ' P” '

civil Service

THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF CAN- adzi requires: Radio Operator Lcarncrs. salary 52028 per an- niim. Open to qualified Male residents of Provinces New Brunswick. Nova Scotis. Prince lidwrad Island. Magdalen Is- lands and Newfoundland (ex- cept Lahradori, Competition No. 51-ll6837. Particulars on posters at office of Civil Service Com- mission. Nutlonal Employment Service rind Post Offices. Applic- ntlnns should be filed with the

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PAINTERS - WRITE OR CALL.

finest prices. lllghcst quality Paints. Varnishes. etc. E. A. Large.

GOOD USED PASSENGER TIRES. any size 37.00 each. Shipped C. O. D. Glendale Tire Co.. 1287 Weston Road. Toronto 9. Ont.

FOR SALE - THREE PIECE Kroehler Set, almost new. Will take 3125.00 cash. Apply PK.” Guardian

FOR SALE-TWO CALVES. I-IALF Shorthorn. five weeks. Guernsey heifer. freshen in June. Mal- colm Aridrews. Whratlry River.

....L?...L..L.?.... FOB SALE-STARTED Pl'I.l.ETS NH. and NH. x B.R. up in three months. l-lnrvey MacDon- ald. Mt. Edward Road.

freshen shortly. or exchange for farrow cow. Herbert Mason. Bun- bury.

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FOR SALE - A BAUSCH AND Lomb microscope. Apply G. F. 1-lutcheson A: Son. 53 Grafton Street.

Oats. Also Cartier for late seed- ing. A. A. MacBeatii do Son. Marshfteld.

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ili:'.J York Exchange

NEW YORK. June 4 - (AP) - stoclc closings: Am Car 6: Fry Anaconda Beth steel Cdn Pac Ches A: Ohio Cons Edison El Auto L Gen Elec Gen Moto Ot N Ry Pf Mntgmry W NY Central Radio Corp Std Oil NJ Texas Co .. Utd Aircraft US Rubber US Steel Vanadium West Un Tel Westinghouse

Markets At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto - Closed. Montreal - Closed. New York -- Stocks lower; list declines quietly.

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Livestock

MONTREAL. June 4 - (GP) - Offerings moved well and prices were mainly higher than last week on the Montreal livestock markets today. Offerings sheep and lambs. 454 hogs 584 calves.

Light cattle offerings consist- ed mostly of steers and were eas- ily disposed of at prices consider- ed 51 higher than last week. Heavy steers made 34.50. mixed good me- dium 33-33.50. medium 30-32.75. Medium heifers made 27-31. com- mon 26 down. Good cows brought 28-29, medium 25-:7. common 22- 25. canners and cutters 18-22. Good bulls s'old at 29-31, common and medium 24-28.

Calves sold at 31 higher than last week. Good vcalers were 36-37. mixed lots of vealers and

were 376 cattle. 63 and

drinkers 32-35, drinkers 25-32. grassers 20-23. Spring lambs made 25 each

while good sheep were 20-24. com- mon 15-20.

1-logs grade "A" sold at an all time high of 38. up 31.50.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-MARRIED Oil. SINGLE man for farm work. Highest wages. Apply N. A. Darrach. East Royalty.

ppv ilurserv Stock

STRAWBERRY rLANrs-sonar sold out. .7. C. Stewart.

SENATOR DUNLAP s'rnAu7-

berry Plants. 31.50 per hundred.

010.00 per thousand. Prepaid. H. B. Baldcrston, New Wlltshire.

FOR SALE - STRAWBERRY plants, Senator Dunlap. 51.59 per hundred. 310.00 per thous- and. A. W. Kennedy Char- lottetown R. R. 1.

FOR SALE-INDIAN '14 MOTOR- cycle. Excellent condition. New Buddy seat. Sealed beam light. Reasonable. 124 Dorchester St. Phone 2795-L evenings.

NEW AND USED BELTING. ALI. widths. traces complete. driving

harness. collars and driving wagons. W. R. Morrison. Pred- ericton. P. E. l.

..LLLL...........:....L.. FOII SALE-DESIRABLE RESI- dence at 212 Foundry Street. Summerside. For particulars ap- y D. 0. Stewart, Solicitor, Water Street. Summerside.

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FOR. SALE - so ACRES FARM. 30 acres clear. excellent pasture and hay. Well watered. balance mixture of firewood, pulpwood and lumber. Good barn. Lester Cairns. stanchel.

Female Help Planted

WANTED HOUSEKEEPER FOR new country home. Convenient location. Apply "0" Guardian.

WANTED - RELIABLE WOMAN or girl for general housework. Modern appliances. Please apply Box 471. Guardian.

WANTED - ASSISTANT COOK and waitresses at the Towers Restaurant. Phone 1395-J or write I-7. R. 7. Charlottetown.

ilepair Work Ilene

RADIO REPAIRS-VAIIIS RADIO Service. 204 Kent Street.

Typewriters

RENT on BUY TIIE NEW REM- lngton Personal Portable Type- writer. Big machine perform- ance. portable convenience. Rental rates - t4.00 monthly. three months 511.00 Call Rem- ington Rand. 104 Kent Street. Phone 2771.

Te.M'---- Wanted

w A N T E D - TEACHER FOR Harrington school. Present Sup- plement 5425.00. Preston Rodd. Secretary.

wanted

WANTED - USEIT VACUUM cleaner. Phone 2996-L. morn- in-gs.

aged woman. No cooking. Mrs. George A. Small. Summerside East.

It A N 1' 2-D - 1-zxrnmi-znczn Barber by July 9th. Phone 2402. Truro, N. S. or write Amos gagcan. 29A Lyman St. Truro,

Civil service Commission. 10 Tobin Street. ilalifax. N. 5. ii 1

For item

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OFFICES ro BENT. CENTRAL- ly located on Kent Street. Phone' 1701.

ron RENT-TWO NEWLY m:co- i rated rooms. Adults. Phone 2766-L.

.....L-----:---R FOR RENT -. THREE ROOM npsrtmcnt with sepernte on- irance. 327 Grafton Street.

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FOR RENT -. TILL NOVEMBER. Bed sitting room. bedroom. kit- chen. Furnished. Cali 2410-L.

FOR RENT -- SUMMER COT- tsge at Keppoch. Apply George Collins, 209 Denlson Ave., Grun- by. Que.

ilniises-ilnts. wanted

WANTEI) - SMALL House: on three to four room unfurnished Apartment-. Steady. well employ- Ied locally. Box 473 cm Guard- an.

Losr - narwaau x'a-issrNo- ton and Long River. scissor car Jock. Wm. J. Proiitt. Long River.

LOST-STRAYED FROM Pl'tEM- lses. one sheep. Finder please notify St. Clair Smith, Kellyls Cross.

LOST-MAN'S PLASTIC GLASS- es in slip-in case. in City. Please leave at Guardian Office. Re- word.

To RENT-FURNISHED BED- sltting room. centrally located, continuous hot water. Phone 2282-J. I

For an.

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....L.:-.-::.-. POI SALE-tllx TUBE PIIILCO car radio. Phone 247.

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Stewart. Harrington.

roa SALE-COW WITH ('.AI.r at side. Apply Don LIVIIIIIIDFII, Clyde River.

rnousoic 'l'IAC'l'0Is - roa economical fsrmin use the Ferguson System. acmicel to buy and operate. Ask the farmer who one one. W. O. Barbour sun and service.

IDST - ONE SPARE TIRE AND wheel between Kensington and Brldalhane. Number 000. 16. Please notify W. T. Maclnnls. Brsdelbane.

DEMONSTDATING THE FAM- ous Mcculloch Power Bow. 3 horse power, as lbs. Raymond J. Lenin. Armsdsle P. O.

TIUITWOIITIIY AND DEPEND- sble driver going to Ottawa around June loth. would like privilege driving your car - even an fer as Montreal. write Box 414. Guardian.

COMPANY BEING FORMED FOR local and export trade with opening at present for good

tip or down for prices?

How will business be second half of this year? What about sales snd prices? This week The Post queried dozens of key executives eoast-to- coast. See what they forecast.

Other Highlights This lune THE GOLD FIGHT: For an easy-to- iindcrstand article on the complex. contentious subject of gold, don't miss this issue. I STOCKS THEY LIKE: Follow the new Post series on what stocks the life insurance companies have been buying and selling.

----.5. IT'S A BOOM industrial revolution hits Newfound- land. Get The Post's valuable and interesting feature report on our newest province. -:-m-G:

Ilic at your newsstand Yearly by mail II: 1 your III

III Univerdty Ave.. 'l'enate I

poultry products men with some fspitel. Apply 405, care Guard- en.

The MACLEAN-RIINTH

fl-IF. GUARDIAN.

shipping ilews

AT SAINT J01-IN Arrived Monday

Mnrlngo, from Hull. sailed Monday

Nana AT HALIFAX Arrived Monday

Anna Salem from Bremerhaven Vulcania, Barcelona. Otterhound. St. John's. Nfld.

sailed Monday

London City. Boston . Vulcanla. New York.

Christie's Ltd. iiave Very Successful Year

'1i:)RONTO. June 2 - The most successful year in the history of Christie. Brown and Company Limited. and Christie's Bread Lim- ited was reported by President Stanley H. Young at the annual meetings of the two Companies.

Sales have more than doubled since 1946, Mr. Young said. and added that Christie, Brown and its affiliated company, Christie's Bread Ltd., now distribute their products through an estimated 30.000 retail outlets across Canada. Employment has risen from 1.400 to 2,200 during the past five years. At the same time. the number of lines of cakes. cookies. biscuits and breads baked by the two com- panies have been greatly expand-

ed.

Christie, Brown maintains 12 branch offices and warehouses from coast to coast. In the post- war period Christie, Brown has expanded its facilities with a new giant biscuit bakery in suburban Toronto. It also maintains a bis- cuit bakery at Winnipeg. During the same period Christie's Bread, Ltd. has expanded its facilities beyond the Toronto bakery with the addition of two new bakeries, one in Welland. Ontario, and the other in Montreal. The Company has also established distributing branches in Hamilton. Oshawa. Pleterboro. Gait, Orlllia and Bar- re

During his address. Mr. Young reviewed the high level of man- agement-employee relations with- in the company. and referred to the benefits of their health ser- vice. group insurance. pension and suggestion plans.

He announced the election to the board of directors of Christie. Brown of H. S. Romani. vice-pre- sldent and director of purchasing with 31 years' service; F. M. Mac- Nicol. general sales manager. 20

CHARl.()'I'l'ETOWN

Wliybo Snell Iusloesses Get MORE Dollar For'Dellor Value

Out of Engineering Services? Write . . .

Gnome S. Msr Comm

BMMMMO .- Iuslevn Division

in me sad smut. Ieiv Vevl I1. It '- laiuhllshsl I91!

Growing condition

In Prairie Provinces

WZINNIPEG. Man.. .lune 2 .. sirong winds and warmer tem- :. rstures characterized prairie weather in many sections during the past week. causing rapid drying of the top soil and consid- erable wind erosion. Wild oats growth is prevalent at many points. This has necessitated some reseedins as well as delay in some sections awaiting wild out growth and cultivation with the season varying from one to three weeks late in Alberta and due to heavier soil moisture. soil drifting has not affected that Province to date. according to the weekly crop report of the department of agriculture of the Canadian Na- tional Railways.

In the Peace River area, wheat seeding is completed. oats nearly 'sown and barley seventy-five per- cent sown. Early sown wheat is showing well above ground from Watlno to Dawson Creek. South and north of the Peace River wheat seeding is seventy-five per- cent completed and coarse grain sixty percent. Germination and growth have been slow due to lack of warm sunny weather.

In the Okanagan Valley weath- er was cool and windy this past week. Growth has been slow, but no damage of any kind is report- ed. Fruit is forming well and growers feel that previous estim- ates of the fruit crop still stand.

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personnel. 20 years; and C. E. Hartline, assistant secretary, 24 years.

Elected to the board of Chris- tie's Bread were Messrs. Romani and Hartline and RJ. Jones, pro- duction manager. and II. A. Viv- ian, general sales manager. The last two named each have 19 yeers' service.

Membership of the two boards also includes G. St. L. Mccsll. vice-president of Christie. Brown. and Lloyd Stormer, vice-president of Christie's Bread.

Mr. Young said he was pleased to announce that all new senior appointments were men who had had long service with the com-

INDIAN PUZZLE

VANCOUVILR-(CP)'-Must an Indian file an income tax return? Magistrate Oscar Orr deferred the case of Burton Joe oi Leaner. charged with failing to make A return in 1049. until the Supreme

ion in a parallel case.

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CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN TIIE PROBATE COURT

The Ilth day of May AJ). Illil.

In Re Estate of RICHARD V.

MALLETP. late of Charlotte

town in Queen's County in the

said Province. Hotel Chef. de- ceased. testete. To the Sheriff of the County of

Queen's County or any Con-

stable or literate person with-

in said County GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Frederick Mal- lett of Charlottetown aforesaid. Tailor, William Mlllett of Glou- cester. Massachusetts. U n I t. e d States of America and Mary E. Mallett at Baltimore. Maryland. United States of America, Single Women. Executors of the above- named estate, praying that A cl- tatlon may he issued for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear bp- fors the Judge present at a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown In Queen's County in the said Prov- ince. on Thursday the 14th day of June next coming. at the hour or eleven o'clock iorenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not bi.- passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition on motion of J. Arthur McGuigen. Esquire. Proctor for said Petition- er.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some news- paper published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be. forthwith posted in the following public places respectively. namely. in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown. aforesaid. at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia Building in Charlottetown, afore- said. and at or near the ROY!!! Bank of Canada Building in Char- lottetown aforesaid. so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlotte- town In Queen's County. the day and year first above written.

By the Court. (L.S.) (Sl1d.t M. ELIZABETH WRIGHT. Registrar.

years; G.J.E, Pettet. director of

pany.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

Major Hoopla

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FOR sATE at 0'Leary

Restaurant lth - , and extra loll? equlpmml

Apply J. H. nuzim, 5......

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Mammoth Sale OF new & usrn ciiiis

'1-.1951 Half-Ton FARGO nxrnass

” s-1951 One-Toni FARGO axrmsss 14951 PLYMOUTH coAou 1-1951 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE 1-1951" PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE SEDAN

Used Cars

1-1949 PLYMOUTH 3-Passenger COUPE 2-1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN

1-1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN

1-1948 FARGO EXPRESS. Half-Ton 1-1048 FARGO One-Ton EXPRESS

1-1947 FARGO PANEL DELIVERY. 1-1950 Half-Ton FARGO

JUNE 5

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Small hospital in attract- ive northern Ontario town uires X-Ray Technician capable of doing some La- boratory work. Salary s17!) per month. Apply: Superin- tendent. Lady Minto Hos- pital, Cochrane, Ontario.

All the abov ed a t . conditioned and ;rl!cued t?:all?n rerr'.l.c:m.:;.7n,f.';.;".y "-

F. ll. McLAlilE LTD.

169 GRAFTON PHONE 860

WANTED

Good smart salesman with experience preferred be- tween ages of 25 and 40 to take charge of Electric Appliance Dept.

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n.r. ii0LMAii LIMITED

Charlottetown Hardware Dept.

GAR BARGAIN

Privately owned I950 CIIBYLEII WINDSOR CUSTOM SEDAN. Showroom condition. heavy duty white wall tires, custom radio, for urine. -un vi-or. mile-re 12.000. run car so equipped would I011 I0! 34,700.00. Is an exceptions! buy at 32,750.00 or manage seeeptsble offer. Csn be financed. Cor will not be sold until seven days after this ad appears. Address all replies to JOHN cANNt Pvnclu-'5 COVE: HALIFAX, CO.. N. S. or Phone 3-D000 from 8:80--6 P. M.

FOR SALE or RENT

One Four-Room Bungalow with Garage, Barn and Two Acres of Land on St. Peters Highway. six miles from Charlottetown. Cottage wired for electricity. Also one Four-Room Bungalow at Dunstaffnagc, wired. Apply:-

G. STEWART MacKAY, Cash and Carry Stores

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By J. R. Williams

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