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TANNOUNCINGZL‘

service .

Mr. MORTON DEW has opened o modern insurance counsellor

Specializing in insurance surveys and reports, a complete service

in all types of general insurance is offered to the public . . . l

National Housing Act and other Mortgage Loans arranged . , .

For tsmpctcnt insurance counsel, it will pny you to hove a folk with MQ

RTON DEW.

Telephone l, ll

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f.

Airrrirnutu (‘liurgts For" An .| \.;t..r.iitrrr l Si: pt-

"_-r\_.. ..~u'§

ill:

rue . s u .r."t1; ... 1i:- trrclr. Lists of‘ l-‘itrrail irarrnt‘; Letters 1.1‘ Curtllulcnuu 8 iii trirrds tor $1.00 rrntl

per word;

nttrtitsrt.

$1.00. Utlwr

5;) Pttsrnoru Si.

ion

saith H-i-mnunnrrxu“ 1.0717. iublilrsitlldl. Fltorrc ‘.'l55-J. FOR SALE — I939 CIll‘J\'lZl)l. §L‘LlL__l. (lily I "re. Llrarklrr}.

i-ioht stint i-i- r.>.-'i1"lis‘ms§" Ax u 4s 1 inches. Eduard Goff, (ardzgatr.

i; _ rururr-zx Rascal l l

Milton llytle. Urnnrurll.

FUR, SALE —— IJJQIBER YOK: lttrrrgrrlcrtv tralne 1S x 2-1. iwvi, toting, ."rr . fe. ‘

sort» first frcif7rcuxrrn-yl Mllitrll -_ lxttst ltoytrltsyil llionr- 15.).) -

rim stinui- 111cm: nuxvrusbi lobsttt traps and srme rope.‘

» Apply" D, Guardian.

FOR SALE - TWO FURROW’ tractor ploy. Also [lung and single pl‘ '5. Alton Rodd, .\lilton.

two and three inch Birch. MacDonald, Souris.

szitefiitaiisftxifiiitaart; stock in Village. Write Box 369. care Guardian.

For 51in _ aFrEIvEriKL Poi?- pose horses. also 1 drling horse. James Shaw, Montague.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS 11p) $1.30 ltundrcci. $10.00 thousand. ston, Stautthport.

FOR- SALE — QUANTITY FOUND- atioti Sccd Sebagos. Also Found- ation A. Green Mountain Srccl.

D. F.

(DUN- Postpaid. L. R. Iialtier-

l-loth tribcr un-it. ti. W. r-okcn. FOR SALE - ONE GENERAL purpose mare i100 lbs, Broke

single and double. Frank llopkln- son, Durnstaffnrrw»

S-Ill-JAVY pftflilllflllil irrricty "Scrrnitrr Dim- lnp". $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thirti- saxirl. l-‘rank B. Jones, Pownal.

FOR SALE-BEE KEPIPERS SUI‘- pilcs for three Colonies. Loose hay. barley and unis. Aha milk- ing machine, Zvlassey Harris. Ap- ply C. D. Wrlght, Victoria. R, It.

nor-ll; Announcements turd (firming tire-tits tic put ,

rllfll Spiritual Offerings, Curtis, 1-10., 5c per

- “ltitrs or‘ I'll-units tlllll Apprtrciaiitrn. S-lc p0.- inclr or 5c Lists of Subscripiioirs. 49 cunts per inch; Addrcas

Fem .

l \\'A‘1\V"l‘ ti)“; A ‘(Faint limL-IKITITDIE

fir" “ll --Pa,t,ar1ie ur uurancet y .\tlv:~r'li5i-int;ril 235 Cents.

r word; Viirstcrrt rurti llustcru

Ln hltrrntrri-Jm Notices H0 per

4c pt-r inch; Wctldirg lngage- 10 cents for every nJuit-oltai 3

rates on application.

Wanted-

ll) - antibiotics. BRUCE Altrntagtrc,

iviilvfr-YrTiifiiif

. "n, 54 Uriebrrr St \\i\.\"l'l£D —- RIRI. ‘I0 ESSIST AT_ r cwork for two works. Phone

iv. when 1.\r.\is;iiia_ri iii r65. ifrrx liottrl. Strut-rs, waitress and, liosttrsg Utrts. Apply ‘firs. L. W. ltopr . aet- Housekeeper. Apriy to the Guardian.

W.» 4.... .__.. . ._ ..._

WANTED — It. IABLE GIRL for trouscwtrrk, tvo weeks. Phone l34-J.

\VANTEI) -- GIRL FJR GEN- eral housework. A1 ply Mrs. George Ives, 120 Sping Park Road.

tV A N T E D — UTMI DIATELI’. Housekeeper to gl'e minor help with semi-invalid vrrd help with housework. Permsnon; position. Apply T6 Kent Street.

W NTED - GOOD ALL ROUND Female Cook. Referrnces and wages expected. Rcom and board found. Also two waitresses. Room

and board found. Pease write ‘Richard Pryor, ("pen Kitchelh (jut-st. llousc. ‘frurr.

,.\'. s. ,

LEARN IIAIRDRICrSI.‘ G — BIG‘ pay, plcasurlt, etrsg.’ trork. Join America's realest sclnol. Won- dcrftrl oppllllrtuntty to .czrrn hair- dressing. Hundreds positions open. Short. time taken. Thorrsan-cls suc- cessful. ltlarvel graduates. Catal- ogue free. Write Marvel Hair- dressing Schools. Toronto, On- tarlo.

Machinery CONFRICIP,‘ BLOFK PIANS FOR making diffovcnt rtlzes of blocks now available within 45 days. Concrete block business ls a well paving proposition, Ge" into 1t be- fore lt l5 too Intel Dike Equip-

ment. Company Limiter, 297 Duke Street, Montreal. 4.

FOR SALE - CHOICE PURE Brod Jersey Cow, 2'; years old with her heifer calf. This cow freshened March 27th. Apply Dr. P. lvlclntyre. ftlcntzrgue.

DUNIiAP STRAWBERRY PLANTS; heavy producing variety -- hu..d- red 52.00; thnttsand $9.00. Order early from a commercial YZTOWEF- l’. V. Guudet. St. Joseph. N. B.

GLICKS FOR. SALE — DUE TO

higher haichabillty’ than ex- pected we can accept a few more orders Weckly- PM”

12-4. Bedeque Chick Hatchery.

FOR SALE — 3 GENERAL PUB-l pose Horses. quiet. sound, work! anywhere. From 6-8 years. Also] 1 cheap horse. Will take or trade-l young cattle or sows. Edgar Reeves. Fneetotwm.

FOR SALE - FIVE ISLAND- bred horses from throt- to seven years old; one cheap western horse $40; one cnr- western horses to arrive last of April or first week in May. A. M. WrlghL- Montague.

Personal ._.,__.____________..____- ILENDOII TABLETS ARE E

m‘

fectlve. 2 weeks’ supply st; ifwnwrr-zn-corraorcpvon rrovsn

weeks $6.. nt trll drrrgglsts.

5.

IYGIENIG SUPPLIES (RU BER goods) mailed postpnld In pialrnl p sealed envelope with price-list. 6 samples 25c; .'.'l satrrples 511m‘ lttnil-Ordcr Dept. H8 Nnv-ittrbbcrl Co. Box tit, iitrmrltnrr, (mt.

Denim-ll

iii-Habits: "skit? l Admit.‘ ‘ “$90M! to “Klcorrofl -~ the quick healing naive axis. Itch. Impetigo. Ringworm. etc. Two rtrenlr-‘ts » mcdlurrt. strong. 50c $1.00 at all drurz- tbtc. ' 2.

lwarvrnn-rms soc-nu ‘ Phone 220B. Mpurice Block.

wits-mt‘ it...‘ ruAYMTETr-tzalrl

4n, mum,“ Fwy, svmvrizbikiw {rim

Personal nvnlonsrrox, srmttcn AIL-

menis, Digestive Dfsorc-crs? Daily treatment with Wilder‘. Stomzmit Powdcr will avoid 1min and dis- comfort. 50o and $1.00 at Iteddirr Bros. and all drrrrgi .. 23

For Rent nristifrwzirtttlos 5.17am and power provided. Near Chu- lottetown Airport. Pthone 18004. .______________

Agents Wanted

IIERES A NATLYIIA L-h 16W PiAT- cntcd 'l"oo1 multlp-tas man's strcrrigtlt 31 tfrtrlis. Needed by autoists, farmers, lrrmrbenrrren. builders. garage-med. transmits, public works etc. Immediate de- liveries. Write m- wire for attrac- tive sales proposition. Palcoseel Co, Ltd.. Cornwall. Ortario.

Wantei-

wanrsn _ an; nor-runs. Phone 2542. Mlcltrcl Bros.

1n vicinity nf ivest Point. Write

"Y." rare Guardrail.

ROOM D BOARD WANTED- uihh trrivrrtv Innllly. by gentle- itttrrr. wr-ltr- "X" care of Guard- rltlt,

rrrrry; by two adults nn apartment or tuurll house. preferably unfur- nislrcd. Phone 2'5. G. T. Hurdle.

0F LAND . iWrr ‘miles from Charlottetown. morr- or lr-ss on 3t. Peters trighway. ncnr pavement. Apply

_____________ Baby Chicks

THERE'S Si?‘ _ llillsido C-ltlcks,

Trzrvrnwiro uTr maturing for the

300d fall and winter markets. The need for eggs and poultry meat trvill be great. We have

(‘hicks immediate deliver-y, some started, and heavy QOL-kcreli Soon out on rnrlgc groivinr: to catch the good markets. Canada Avhroved; breeders puller-um tested: 100?; live deliver-y gum. united. Agent. A. H. Brycnton. 222 Queen St. E Charlottetown. 4U. __________

Lost Found Strayed

LOST - 1st crrartrohhsivoivrvl

Ronson Lighter, initial C. A,

Reward. Leave Guardian Of- '

flce. l Miscellaneous

taro Bars .i6i;'5‘1?p"sin".'. work. John Haytcndligrh flank.

Questions Asked lie Utility Commission

Answers to the {ol-l-pvrirhg qtrcs- tions asked by Mr M. hfnt-Gowarr were tabled rn the; Legislature on Tuesday; by Premier Jones:

l. Where is the office of the Public Utility Oommlsslcrn- and Mo- tor Carrier located and what rent is paid therefor? ‘

2. Who are the members cf these Boards and what are their salar- ies? » 3. L; than; an engmecr cm the. Board? It so. from what College is‘ he. graduated? I

4. What ls the totrrrl cost to date; of equipping and opening said of- flee?

5. What clerical help is cmploy- ed? Give names atnd salaries.

Answers:

'1. 134 Richmcrrrd Street. Cirar- iotietcnvir. Rent paid by Board

2. Judge C St. Cltir 'l‘r~irtor,| William R Brennan. BS0. eta»;

pincer. Louis B, McMillan, secre-

tary’, Salary or Engineer-salt) 00 per nrtmth Paid by Board. 3 Yes. Finlay Engirzzrceriilgg Col-

lege. Krrusfl-i City, Mo. 4. Paid by the Board. 5. One stenograplter.

and paid by the Board.

r-Q—OO0-§§§4O O§400 O ¢o++0 O0 v

ROOF CEMENTS AND PAINTS

Appoint ed

U. B. Exterior HOUSP Paints, all available colors. Barn Paints. Paint Oil. Conarrfs Asbestos Paints, Black, Red and Green for llaont bottoms and Asphalt Shing- cs.

U. B. Asbestos Roof Coating Cements, Plastic Cements, As- phalt Protective Oil for Wood Shingles and Posts, Waterproof Cement coating for concrete foundations.

Gert Prices Before Buying UNITED BUILDERS ('0.

J. .1. STEWART. Rcprcsnntalivc.

Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown.

Opposite Central Crenmerics

REGISTERED REM.

I61 Queen St.

l l

I inn. Mgrrruut-r" Robert Jones VVbit- l mun Company. Gaspr. and Mr. P.

TH‘E__ CHARLOTTEKWN

lFinal Session ; l0f Fisheries [Convention

culinmsn

(rttl Dopart-nlerrt oi‘ Fisheries to t-rrdt-rrrour- to find new market: for Canada's fish and to maintain the murkcis the country already has. Mr. Stewart Bates. deputy- l minister" of fisheries, Ottawa, told y ill-c dclcgatcs 0f the East Coast r Fisheries conference last Thurs- ; day morning. \ t

l l l It is the intention of the Fed-

That session, presided over by 'Mr. J. B. Myrlck. Tignlsh. con- cluded the three-day conference l which began on April 1. ' The Hon. I-I.F.G. Bridges, min- ‘ rstcr of fisheries. told the con- iftrcncc he considered the ap- 4 l pointmont of Mr. Bates as depu- ty-mirrlstcr a wise orrc. It would l result in greater efficiency in the - tlt-parimcrrt, Mr. Bridges said. | The first ntzrttvr on the agenda 1 t \\.'r5 a discussion of source mat- , ; trials, with Dr. A. w. n. Needler, ‘ I Director Atlantic Biological Sta- j lion. St. Andrews. N. B., and Dr. = Douglas Cooper. Director of Fish- ‘cries, Province of Nova Scoth, _bt-ing tthc orincipal speakers. ‘ I Dr. Nccdlcr felt that there l reason lor- optimism dtretto the I long: ter-m prospects for ill-c dc- l rnand for food as pointed out by l the F. A. O. The Doctor ftflt we |sl1ctrld rrut be prc-occupicdwvith l restriction as our stock was well

“HIS

parties

v urrdtw exploited. He felt thatr l the fisheries of the vast coast , must bc prepared to trike its i

fslttrrc of the increased production 5 that increased population is cer- tzrirr to mirkc a reality. i

Dr. Cooper described the basic facts bolrind the use of trawlers in Canadian waters. He also dealt with the profits of by-products of fish wht-rr competition was they most severe. ' . Tlrc Suit Fiftr discussion uhzchl

followrd was under tho ClIUlTmHII-y ship trl Mr. F. M. Gibaut, of the‘

(‘antrrlitrrr Advisory’ Committee t-f the Silt Fish Division of tire Combined Food Board.

I The chairman before calling _r:pt>rr thr- (lirctrssiou ltruclrfis ro-l lorrrd to suiczibil y of l?“ pro-l duct in one market rf" lr has tttlrckly become flood" the post-l lion of the salt !.~!r industry

wurtltl lJt‘ slrtrrlflt‘! riulirs saleable In all the ntarkets tlic world ("Hilly was essen- tlal. tire-sprain" said and with that quality ritnllllbllcfl there were than}: pirlctrllrl markets. Others zr-rtr-"iprrtirr-r trr ti" topic wet‘ ltrlrllrr" “mil ; Halifax. Mr. l\' ':|r-rrr\l' Suit Fish Ari-l

"a " Statements

“llll more va-

5e

liztlifux who frit

Oiiicc in London would serve no purpose, Mr. J. 1 llltcKiairrrr. Pr<s. Canadian At- lrtrr .~ Salt 1'~‘i<t'l Evpl/rrtliion As- sociation, Halifax Mr, E. A. Bouil-

Botldrcau Ebcport manager of (Quebec United Fishermen.

_ Premier Jones’ A short forum on oil. meal and

"W55 “'35 cflgagedi ll" M“ A- G-iiilrwtllrelalligglisllarltlrliiles tieleacfrtttllytinliylnlljdltii. little presiding. Leaders of 111e,]; R“ Ben’ corlservativev Second fliwlyislmlnzie"; MSSTS- dA- iulylDistrlct of Queen's, as an urlcall- r-Hslflm-k B111‘ f-‘e 955B!” *1" - ell-for and mischievous statement B MlTlC- tin a Province which has never A Summary "Y 00010141100 dE- ‘lsuffered from Labor troubles, and llbfYflllfllls h)‘ Mr. Clive Plnntrnlin which the closest harmony ind 5°l‘l‘"ifll‘.V-Ml1'"l!""- FiShQYiPSrPDOLL-Bfallml exists between lill‘ ur- Crrtirrrtl of Canada, Ottawa. fol- ban and farming poptllttilolrs. lowed. Speaking on the Draft Address, \ Mr. Bell recalled that a ycar figti 1t was mentioned in the Sprcvclr , ——-— from the Throne that this Pro- lilriltlNlfiN » (OP) -»'i‘he rushlvincc has been fortunately ("ce st-trsnn is on for applications for, from Labor disputes. “That condi- North West. Territories nrinersfltton t.“ QQlflinHQd," Mr, liCFTWF-i-Bi‘ APT“ 1' 1°00 Will ‘NW9 “We have never httd any trouble been l-“Silvd hi! U10 Nflfih W951 along that lino. In Charlottetown (‘hanrber of iiFnes. About. 22.000 everybody my“; he said u, p93,“;

MIN ERS Rvltigl-FUVN

UIWHHUI

deemed on or before April 1957, 1006;,» to maturity; ‘ an annual payment will be deposited with Frustee-ZMQ sidiaries for preceding year after- bond interest, minimum annual payment 0t QZUANXLW, pany may at any time tender 42} b01145 Of till 155W 9° f redemption price in lieu oi slnkingnfund payments in calls. l

- ._ _. ._.._ ..

$601138 Trouble-Making

‘-__.__... _______ e

threat to "cut-i

Bell said. '

ADAMS 6s CO. P

licenses trrc active in the nortrh, but‘ about 2.000 remain to be issued through lllc chum-bet‘ here.

_._.___.____L._- ' run neur Oiiitice Space l

I I8 Sydney St.

Double suite of offices, fdrmer- Iy occupied by e War Labour Board. , ADAMS 8r COMPANY .' REAL ESTATE ‘ l 161 Queen Street

PHONE I440 ,

l

ESTATE DEALERS t

Phone I440 ;

I r

Farms F

HAMPTON- lumber, firewood outbuildings. School and Church. Apply for

ASHTON — Five miles from

Two Inlltl from

paved highway. tars. ‘

a (‘HAIILOTTI-IWHVN - Nos. Brighton flood. Dnrrhlr tt-rrrrnen wood floors. fireplaces. llfib water- ages, large lnt.

llrm. Inspection by appolntmen

Several double tenement hdtl

I. Guardian.

140 acres. 11B acres under cultivation. balance and marsh. Eight-roamed house. barns. other Watcr pressure system.

cleared, balance lumber, hard and soft firewood. Running stream.

rrouszs’ rorr. sru:

8 and in (‘tr'e-rrficldrAvenue. off t tiotrse. In good repair.

One tenement available "for immediate occupa-

of the city. Well tenrinted. Apply for particulars.

LOI§ FDR sAlf 8ulldin| iota for Isle In various sections 'of tho city.

or Sale t

Fox ranch, l0 pens. Near l and further particulars.

Si. Peters.

price 150 acres. 50 acres

Apply for price Ind particu-

Hard- heating systems. separate gar--

t only. sr-s in good residential sections

to the Its-boring classes and work- Inn for a iiwing.

"Sp far as I zrnr concerned, lntbcr- ln Charlottetown and the far-triers in the irountrydtnve always gone hand in hand. Farming people know that they can depend cn Charlottetown to‘ provide nrritc a market for their goods. We itnvt! no agitators here nt rill. Tire only agitation I saw anything about was by the leader of the Govern- ment. when he made a bins‘, re- cently before the veterans of this city. I don't know what was his idea of bringing up this matter when there was no prospect of any trouble in the Province.

Found "l't.~rms Reasonable

"He talked about unions in Char-lottetownfThere is one Ud- lon here and they are made up of hard-working people. It was only recently that I was talking to a gentleman in this city who will have something to do with 'he loading of those steamers that will take our potatoes to Great Brit- uin. He, told me he had no trouble with the Union. He had a meet- ing with them and asked them to give him_a price. They gave him a price and he was perfectly satisfied with it."

Premier Jones: “Are you aware that an agitator was in {Jhariotit- town the other day, and accord- ing to the newspapers ire said that ‘Premier Jones will not outlaw our

‘Union; our Union will outlaw hrm

and place tn hi: stead a labor and Union-minded Premier.’ "

f can lBlRiOlllllflRNlllGlIlll-Ullllflhflil gthheteglhilegtiroerrfilc? liirlfiiiti lerlider no lselitzumctancu t: to he construed ll. this lnue for sale in the tinned States o! America or the territories or ponenlonl thereof, a“; elm-mt, or - mlicltatton of an offer from my such resident t0 lllll Ill! l?! fl" 1""

$1,000,000

Atlantic Wholesalers, Limited

First Mortgage and

Collateral Trust Bonds

Sorioolh"

To belated April i, I947.

Principal and half-yearly interest (April I and October l option at any branch of the Company's bankers in the Dom Coupon bonds in denominations of $500 and $1,000 redeemable as a whole at any time on thirty 447s notice at 101% if P95541351‘ P‘ bonds, on thirty days notice, It ICZQ}. it redeemable on or before April 195?, thereafter at 101 thereafter at 101% if redeemed on or before April 1962 and thereafter-Ia! _

' Commencing April l, lwl of consolidated net profits of Compluy and all sub- depreciation and all income and excels profits tales will! ins amount of Serial Bond: ‘Yiililtlflfl in any year. The Com- bs Trustee at its colt butnot eieodtng the current

in each case with accured interest to the date of rcdempt‘

r. moslkprrr r, 1941-51 and r961

) payable in lawful money of Canada at flu holder’:

in Canada (Yukon Territory excepted) The 3% Serial Bond! . fore maturity: the 46'» l

ion of reglsterablc to principal only.

. Trustee: The- Cont-ral Trust Comllny of Canada

iii-ii

Act, 1932, as amended

We as principals. offer these Ironris. subject to prior sale or change tn price. Its and subject. ltl the zrpprorrrl trf all legal mailers by Messrs. Sanford It ‘l’ Messrs Porter, Ritchie, Tcnnunt A Riley, Saint John,

N.

Schedule of‘ Mat

The Serial Bonds have all been sold.

B. as counsel for the underwriters.

urities and Prices

Tire above prices are "and accrued interest” from Apr! l, 1947.

“ Copy of the oillcial prospectus wil

be furnished

upon request.

F. J. BRENNAN 8r COMPANY, LIMITED r

T. M. BELL a COMPANY, LIMITED

0f Premier

in Legislative Speech‘

Mr. Bell: "Probably the only

Mr. R. R. Bell

reason he t-unrc- down here was to reply tn the blast you have the Labor Union before that. Not only Labnr men. Irut I see where titt-

Caxiridhin Legion in Sydney have‘

found n great deal of fault; and there wits it reprimand to the iu-

ral Legion that they didn‘t find fault with you for that sbcerclr. But the point Intake is, why bring

t. n a d

this matter up her:- nnd try mnke trouble? We have never h a strike ire-re."

Premier Jones: "And there \von't be any."

Mr. Bell: "Tire statements made were not relied for" and have

created a great deal of trouble. It is all right to demand more than i111 eight-hc-rtr day. but if the

Premier Wlinls that he had bet-;

ter start with his own depart- ments ri-ghi here in Charlottetown. Let him take his own staff over in the liquor office. I guess they are working less than forty hours a- week."

Premlcr Tones: “You seem to know; I trave never been in it."

Mr. Bell: "What? You mu know something about it, because when you addressed the veterans at their legion dinner you told them you were giving them o. bigger and better liquor store than they ever had-you had paid a China- man $2.000 to get out so that you could enlarge his store for a liq-

A class for nursing aides

lntad to Sanotorium patients. - At tho conclusion of tire will bu‘ given.

WANTED

NURSING AIDES FOR THE PROVINCIAL SANATORIUM

course covers nursing procedures, diets, and drrigs as n-V

For further particulars, Apply:- ' KATHARINE M._MacLENNAN, leg. N. - ant at Nurses.‘

is now being formed. Tlra

two-year course, n certificate

tla visit. to the district and stayed a

i

fl rln f 0t “hill-tit: t: :8! roll- t .