PAGE TWELVE bllninium Charge Per Any Central Guardian Locals 5e per word; Western and Eastern Locals Announcements and Coming Events 3o pee word; In blomorhm Notices 84o per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc, 5e per name; Lctten of Condolence 81c per inch; Wedding Engagements 40 words for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of Thanks 2o per word; Classified 3c per word; and Appreciation, 84c per inch or tiona, 49 cents per inch; Addrem and Presentation $1.00. Other Rates on Advertising Rotate-Payable in Advance merit 25 Cent Au.- 5o per word: Lists of QLIIISCIIP~ application. Agents Wanted ESWJN EARN FROM $10 TO $40 commission daily selling low cost family group life insurance; world-wide coverage. No race or occupational restrictions. Box 3407, Phoenix 52, Arizona. EARN “ONE! AT HOME. SPARE or full-time moriey-maktng. Learn to make candy at home: earn while learning. Free equip-i merit furnished. Correspondence‘ course. National Institute ol Con- fectionery Regal. Deloriinier P. O. Box 152, Montreal, Que. ‘ALESMEN TO HANDLE THE New Lightning Desk Model ‘Portable Adding lifachliic. Does performance c-f machines costing over $200. Fully Guaranteed: Re- tails $17.95; Big Commissions. Write Lightning Distributors of Canada, 2-13 WIOIIITQU‘. Rd. Ot-‘i tawa. Ont. BE YOUR OWN BOSS! DIS- tribute our 250 Products: Toilet Articles, Medicines. Extracts, Spices. Floor Wax. insecticides. Farm Products, splendid assort- ment of Gift Boxes. Our dealers nuke substantial profits! A cus- tomer in each home! For Catn- ioguc and details, write to Famfl‘ Dex. 1600 Delorlmler Street, Mon- treal, P. Q. Automotive FORD “ARTS. EXPERT REPAIRS. S. R. Johnston Ltd. Phone 262. FOR SALE I930 NASH. FOR SAL —I9-I6 DODGE SEDAN, FOR SALE—l988 uoo—un SEDAN, FOR FOR SALE-d 1938 "S TON FARGO liars & lrueks For Sale GOOD Condition. Apply ‘l8 Ba Yfield. radio and heater. A-i condition. Apply 27 Bziyficld St. FOR SALE 1936 DESOTO. Good running order. $200. Ap- ply 122 Fitzroy street. FOR SALE —- I929 CHEVROLET Sedan. Good condition. Apply Gerald Rooney, Orwell Cove. good condition. Owner Miss Bes- sie Beer. Apply at 214. Wcyniouth St. SALE — 1M0 STATION Wagon. Splendid running condi- tion and appearance. New Mer- cury motor. transmission. radia- tor and brakes. Tire, Heater zinc? Radio. Reply Guardian Box 30-1. Truck. Ball Bearing Steel, 6" Blowers for sawdust or shavings. General Repairs, Machine Work. Acetylene Welding. Apply .lar- dines Machine Shop. Belle River.- lilnners Served DINNERS. STEAKS. SANDIVICII- es, Confectionery, Smokers’ Sup- plies. Magazines. Layton’: Res- taurant, Kensington. Drug Stores FOR SALE — 100 BUSHEL OATS. Donald, 56 Upper Queen Street. NEW roa ssus: - ll itooiuno noose FOR sate-cancer. FAVOR- roa ssLT-ciiorcia au-rifnmo For Sale Stan Parker, Fredericton. BARN AND LOT ON BRIGHTON Avenue for sale. Apply Joe Mac- GAINADAY ELECTRIC. Washers. Mackenzie d: C0.. Gen- eral Mcrchandlse, Kensington. ivith outbuildings, 6 acres land. John Holloran, Carleton, R. R. ite kitchen range. Elmer Mac- Eachern, Freetown. Lots. $300.00 up. Stewart Mac- Kay. FOR SALE — LADY"? BEIGE coat, fur trimmed. New. Size 16. Reasonable. S) Birchwood Street. FOR SALE——TI-IREE COOKING stoves, one Quebec heater. Apply 89 Rochford Street. WINDOWS FOR SALE-d OVER 6 Bargain prices. 142‘. Great George Street. Phone 2165-L. FOR SALE - AB WORTI-IY horse, 8 years old. Good driver. Apply Clifford Chandler. Milton. >..~_.\..r; r. JI_S__('.OAT, tweed, sizc 15. Phone FOR blue-grey 6T4. ________?___ FOR SALIC -- BELL & HOWELL moving picture equipment cum- plete. Phone 2419M. FOR SALE—BOOI(S OF KNOW- lcdge set.‘ Perfect condition. Price reasonable. Phone 1031. FOR SALE-LADYS UUSKRAT cont, size 40, good condition. 140 llillsboro St. FOR SALE-ONE 2%) HP. IN- terriailoniil engine, good as new. Box AB. Guardian. FOR SLALE -— 93 ACRES LAND, two barns, lumber to build a house. 30 acres ploughed for crop. Frank Kelly, Plsquid East. HILTON SERVICE STATION. Charles McNellL. Imperial Oii Products, accessories. tires. IALIJS AUTO BODY REPAIRS. welding and painting. Phone 2361 86 Kent Street. IEXACO SERVICE STATION. Jim Harris. Tires. ‘Accessories, 39’! Water Street, Sunimerslde. IOR DODGE AND DeSOTO sales, service, see Willard Mac- Donald, Bummerslde. ,______ IRANIPS AUTO BODY SHOP- Welding, spray painting. Mod- ern equipment. Summerslde. EBEENIPS NASH SALES AND Service, Parts. East Royalty. Phone NBS-L. IEBCURY. LINCOLN, SALES. Service. F. Earle MacDonald. West Street East. Summerside. umris-s SERVICE STATION. Souris-kving Gas, Oils, Acces- sories Tires, Tubes " UTO‘ BODY REPAIRS. PROUD a Smith. Horace Smith. Prop. Phone 2240-J, Psi-kdale. ELLISON MacLEOD. PONTIAC. Buick, G. M. Trucks. Phone 200. 126 Cumberland. IUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC SER- vics. Carburetors. Fuel Pumps, Filters. Allen Jenkins. Summer- side. GWNE AND ARGHER- GEN- eral Repairs. Spray painting, specializing motor tune-up. tow- ing. Phone 2698-L. Parkdale. IESTS GARAGE. SERVICE STA- tion. Repairs. Accessories. Lubri- estloris. Water East, Summer- side. Bakers _.___._.~.______--_-- Isnaap. cum. PASTRY. unman- prise Bakery, Emmett Mao- Donsld. Prop. Phone 1616. TOME BAKED BREAD. PASTRY- Crown Bakery, Phone 1763-1. 44 Dorchester. IPECIALIZING IN BEAUTIFUL- l_v decorated wedding and bum’ day cakes. Central Baker’? Phone ‘153-1. Summerside. w building iiontractors COME HERE FOR DRUGS. PRES- criptions. Foley's Drug Store. Surnmerslde. Eleetrleal liontraetors ___.__._....__.___.__ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Electrical appliances. C E. Lavie Phone 18-2. Souris. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. Wiring. Good dc McLean. Phones 2309-J, 159115. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR House Wiring. Ernest Ramsay Phone l063-J. 129 Elm Ave. PALMER. a. WILLIAMS C0. LTD. Summerslde. Plumbing, heating. electrical contractors. HOUSE WIRING, FIXTURES. D. S. Livingstone. Phone 2453-1. 11-0 Cumberland. EDISON ELECTRIC LICENSED electrical contractors. Radios. Washing Machines. Phone 1760 130 Great George St. Farm Machinery McCORMICK - miannvo FARM Machinery. Tractor repairs. Maeleod d: Green, Montague. MASSEY-HARRIS AGENT DIS- piaying new Moffat Gas Panges. E W. Turner. O'Leary. __..___€_______ FARM MACHINERY, FAWCETT Ranges, heating equipment, Cream Separators. J. W Don Campbell. Alberton. A FEW S-FURROW TRACTOR plows still available. Hail Manu- facturing Co.. Summerside Fuel Dealers MaeFADYEN COAL CO. QUALITY Fuels. Phone 546-1.’. 135 Euston 0 ._ COAL - COKE - WOOD-L. HEN- riessey and son. Phone 108-2105 __________________ COAL. WOOD AND KINDLING E. Malone. Phone 2285L, 4'1 Chestnut. Female iieln Wanted WANTED -- TWO NURSES EX- perienced in operating room duty. Apply Prince County Hospital, Slimmerslde. ONTRACTORS. RUILUERS- BE A HAIRDRESSER — MANY ‘Floor Snndinr: W Bu?" 4'“ women wanted. Learn Hairdress- sons. Phone '“""~. MNDWUP lng Splendid opportunity Bet- Road. ,, I" P834118 Positions. Pleasant ----» ---'-”‘_" work Catalogue free. Canada's BIQVQIGS greatest system. ivi-ite: Marvel ______ 1....-- G Hairdressing Schools. 358 Bloor Gcvouts AND Goods. , ThefltRiiie ShOD. I85 _- g rec. G " Gem“ _ q strum-cam reaps. cusrotu autumn. vsmfisfi- PC"?- - Grinding. Praser a.» Antieal‘ Feed series Y-‘ni-Ys W" Sh“ PM" Service. Montague. 1189-7. Si. Avnrds ———ah~a;fl—';a~fl;rs Furniture ,______________~-_-—--—-——~ BOUGHT. SOLD» NEW AND USED ALLONA BEAUTY SALON Furniture. Aylwardki Furniture ‘Breck- scalp treatment! a SP9?‘ “my Phony 504.. Summerside. BIISIIIaSS Machines BUSINESS MACHINES. SALES “Nu-p !.1~Caslrev Systems. F A_ M~Pmw§ phone 2218. field Storage .._________..___._____ LOCKER‘! FOR RENT. BAIT FOR sale. Eastern Cold storms Co ’ Ltd. Souris. cleaners and livers CLEANING. PIIESSING. REPAIR- lng. Delliixe Dry Cleaners- Moo- tague. , IOGEBSOIWB DRY CLEANERS Pressing. Repairing. Phone 58b l4 CQIILIIIJSIIIIIIIQPIIGQ. OUDMOIE’! DRY CLEANERS. Specialising repairing and press- llll oliflfillnl.‘ Phone 092. QUALITY CLEANING. ' LAUN- FOII SALE -- OIL HEATER. NEW’. Medium size. Phone 1080-L. FOR SALE -- TWO GOLDEN (locker Spanlels, 13 weeks old, male and female, registered. Ap- ply 25 Elm Avenue. FOR SALE —— REGISTER ED Yorkshire Sows of breeding age. Joseph J. lvlcCorriiack, Cardigan, It. R. No. l. P. E. I. ..____.% FOR ALE — TWO CHOICE work ares. age 6 and 9 years. P-rlced to seli. Stanley Thompson, Cornwall. ._____i_€_____~__~ FOR SALE-ONE NEW FRANCIS sleigh, new set of driving harness, one new Cockshutt Gang Plow. one Massey Harris Gang Plow. Apply Aden Mclvor, Klnkora. FOR S ALE - STORE AND dwelling combined. Near CI‘i\li".‘.‘.'l and school. May be bought wiili or without stock. Peter Kelly, Fort Augustus. FOR SALE — MASSEY-HARRIS two and three sod tractor plows Immediate delivery. Ideal mer- chandise. Rupert Garrett, Prop- rietor, Souris. FOR SALE I-Iai-ris ‘Tractors. NEW MASSEY- No 20 and Pony. Asphalt Shingles $5.00 square. Dingwell and Rossiter MorelL. FORGET - ltlE - NOT DIAMOND ____._________. a coon PLACE r0 auv SIL- Jeviellers '- Rlngs by Lorie. Wm. l. Stmplt- Kensington. verware, jewellery, gifts, pearls, diamonds, watches in Summer- side. Godkin Bros, Jewellers. Watch repairs. l GOODS OF QUALITY AT TII€1IILUE HAVEN RESTAURANT - lowest possible price. 'i‘ested and proven dependable are yours when you buy at Moase Jevrellers. Summer-side. “OASIS JEVlIELLERS AT YOUR service with ihe pratidest name in Diamonds. Canada's Finest Sliver Pfute. Watches that are the LOST TRUCK TIRE AND IVHEICL at Highfleld. Please notify Mac- Furlane Bros, Charlottetown, phone 2483. LOST-AT FORUM SATURDAY afternoon, t'liiltl's ilI‘O\\'f1 kid gloves. PIOIISC return in 7 Spring St. Rcivtirtl. Meat Markets COSTELLO? steer sun FISH Market. Phone {£377. 68 Spring Park Road. CHOICE MEATS AND VEGE- table! Jimmie's Meat Marke’. Phone 140. Summerslde. MEATS. FISH. i l-ITABLES. Phones 2206—2297 Queen Street Meat Market. MEAT AND FISH MARKET _ Andrew's Grocery Phone 269d, 3g Elm Ave. Miscellaneous FUR COATS REMODELED. RE- palred. Mrs. Brown, 221 Eusion Street. FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS Keith Ttniilson. Representative Phone 2l29-J. 131 Elm Ave. WATCII FOR WAR. SURPLUS advertisement. r1. and R Store Phone 9l5-J, Richmond St. HALIFAX MARKET - IF YOU are interested in getting a share of Halifax Market in such items as Poultry. Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Ofvsters and Produce on a cani- mlssion basis write G. L. Mitr- phy, 30 lilm St, Hrif . Sold for you commission htiSlS. Male lielp Wanted IVANTED - PERSON T0 AT- tenti furnace and other odd jobs for winter. W. G, Darke, Hunter River. Monumentsmm _ VERE BECK d: SON LTD» MON- tagua-Charlottetown. Largest stock east oi‘ Montreal. - ..T"F.. 9U53PW“ i IAST! SNACKS. wstotitvord for Value Jewellery HA3IBUR§ERS' w we“ “nth an a1, and dqsflrm Snack bar. 26 Central, Summer- nve Clocks by 343539,. Crafty Confectionery. White Castle m”, ' side. L”; Radios, (ILARLOQILETOWN r Restaurants SANDWICHES Home Cooked Meals. Coies Restaurant. Hunter River. . COFFEE POT STARTS BREAIU fast 7 A. M. Close Midnight Kent Street. Phone 2093-1. i-‘INEST IN FOOD AND SEB- vice. imperial Service Station and Diner. Summeside West. Chicken. Steaks, Lobster-s, Oys- tors. Meals served 10 A. M. rJiid- night. Phone i593 R 2.3. Mai- peque Road. - FRESH OYSTERS A LW A Y S available at Vail's. Oyster Shop Phone 60. SANDWICHES. ________. RADIOS AND APPLIANCES RI paired. ii. A. Love. St. Avarda RADIO AND BATTERY SALES. Expert repairs. Hardy's Radio Service. (YLeary. SOUTHERN KINGS SERVING Dover's with Quality Repairs. Radio Service, Montague. .______ its MAJESTIC RADIO $59.95 NEW ROOM Phonograph Combination. MacDonald Radio Service. FARM RADIO OWNERS. FREE battery and tube cileck. Bowlan Radio Service. Saw Mills CUSTOM S.\\\'IN(l, WHOLESALE and Retail. MacKeuzles Mills Phone 65-33, Montague. Snorting hoods SPORTING GOODS, ACCESSOR- ies. Hockey Equipment, Repairs Bill's Bike shop. Sitmmerside. ._._<___.___-_-—-- Transport Service - GENERAL IIAULING THROUGH- out the Madiimes. Harry Waugh Phone 606-3, Suinmerside. .________..____ ._____ DAILY FREIGHT. KEITH MAC~ Klnnon Transport. Phones Chai- lottetown i830. Halifax 4-0601. Typewriters PORTABLE — TYPEWRYFERS — See the New Remington. Two- tnne grey finish. Big machine performance. Cash or term: Remington Rand Ltrl.. 134 Rich- mond Strec‘. Phone 2771. Tlre Service VULCANIZING NEW. USED tires. Vcsscvs Tlre shop. 13214 Great George. '20’? OFF TIRES ENDS NOVEM- hr-r 6th. Tom Davlcs Service Sta- tion, Great George Street. VIYLOANITING- G O0 D Y E A R tires. used tires. Whltlnck Tire Service. Phone 000 138 Kent. St ___________.______ llnliolsterlng Potato Warehouses _ CERTIFIED SEED. TABLE POTA- toes. James E. MacNell. Phone 37-2. Kenslngtori. Poultry FOR. SALE - TWO BOX WOOD Stoves. size 22 and 28. Also two (‘ream Separators, Estonia. and Del-rival. size 12. James B. Mac- Leod, Kenslnglon R. R. No. 2. Phone 46-5. . JUST RECEIVED SHIPMTJNT I“: RP. ‘Briggs and Siratton QYIIIYIE." to clear at the old "rice. Hall Manufacturing Co... Summer- side. ----—- FOR SALE — ULTRA VIOLET mercury quartz lamp, complete with leather carrying misc, goggles and instructions. .Sull- nhlo for home or rlortor's office. Phone 674. FOR SALE — ONE AYRSIIIRE r-niv four years old. Freshen Dee. 15. Two Jersey cows. freshen in December. Three cows that have fresheriod. Six feeder cattle, one work more. seven years old. Stanley Mnyhow, Klnkore. Florists SPECIALIZING FLORAL DE signs. wedding bouquets. Phone 269 James Tait- Florist. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCAS- ion. George Williams. Summer- slde's Pioneer Florist Phone 64 Exchange. 202 Richmond Street Comm-re mm or FURNI- ture. Bedsprt-ads, stair carpet, mate. I-Iilchey dz Vanlderstdne. Montague. l-‘lims Developed _ FILMS DEVELOPED. PRINTED 35c Der roll. Mall your films Dally Service. Box 53, ch". lottetown. For lient TO LET — ROOMS. 212 CUMBER- land. moons 7150 LET ._ o. r. mac- Donald. Sourls. T0 LET-JIWO ROOMS. PABTLY furnished. Phone 21070. T0 LET - ROOMS FURNISHED and unfurnished. Apply m Prince Street. FOB RENT - imiiv-rztirsiv ESTATE MRS. JOHN WILLIAMS Florist Phone 429, ‘l8 Upper Prince. General Stores _________.______.___ P. .1. a. C. KENNEDY. GENERAL Merchants. Phone 28. Kenslng- ton AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOB Fawcett Ranges. Heaters. Cof- flcld Washing Machines. Sim- mons Morris. Bernard d: Co Iignlsh I liroeers GROCERIEB arm MEATS - t; e. Griffin. m litzroy. Phone cue-J. OROCEBIES. PIDUB. FEEDS. Hardware. Tobaocu. Sundries John Mellleh. New Perth. GROOERIEG. MEATS. VEGE- tables. Ralph's and Jimmie’! Grocery. Phone 781. Suirimcr- side. insurance _ IIIE. AUTOMOIILI- INIUN- snce. I! L: Sear. Phone 320 80 Great George. Jute Bags NEW BAGS FOB ALL PUB-PO!- rs. Prince Edward Island Bll daring lihirtn ehsoeclalty. Phone iiiiewar Clssnm- plsno. Perfect rrmdll on. 5.3.00 monthly. Apply Box 300 Gunt- IlfI. FOR SALE -_ 100 NEW HAMP- shlre Red Pullets, laying. lleeth Mayhew, Mai-gate. M. 8s A. PETERS BUYING LIVE and Dre scd Poultry daily. Phone 1099,11! ketiBuilding. CENTRAL EGG AND POULTRY pick-up service. Phone 2528 330 1-2 Grafton 5t. PLUMBING, HEATING CON- tractor. J. M. MacDonald, Phonr- ‘i755-L. St. Avnrd's. W. CASFORD h SON, PLUMB SLENDER TABLETS ARE EF- fectlve. 2 weeks’ supply $1.00; 1'2 ester 1i, N. Y. Co Ltd" Summer-sm- i. ______..__._.____________ zoos AND POULTRY. PICK- ' iliiponazr-ligce. c. .1. Boudreault _ want“ ' ivlixreo - rwo sruoarrrs TO Plumbing And iieatlng gtfarliliiqlfru Calico- wrn» s lng. Heating. Phone U45. 16:1 w A N T E n __ ALE "OT," Es Highest prices paid Fast pick- PLUMBING“ 35511519“ on up service. Phone 2542. Evening» burner stiles. Gordon Farrell um‘ Webs“ '3'"- Phcne In. Sourls. Personal weeks $5.00. at. J h do Joh - 5mm Drugglsm‘ ° "w" “ Model A Ford. "IILIJAII-I COMING mrronrr ARTHUR SIEWA" Chrht", ivonderful book fr. i sedvldw Meglddo Mission, Dept: 28, Recli- LIVINGSTON AND O'BRIEN - Upholsierlng. slip covers. Work guaranteed. Phone 24534.. 130 Cumberland. Welding WELDING. tviscuuva worm Morrison and Waller, Sydney Street. rear Capitol Garage. ELECTRIC. ACETYLENE wean- ing. Proud and Mcreside. Phone 813. 223 Great George. rack fasteners, stake pockets. P l Proud o: Son. Phone soow Parkdale. IVANTED — WE ARE BUYING used feed bags. Paying highest market prices. E. J. McDougalE. Vernon. FOR SAE BLACKSMITHING. wuuitvu. auto springs. trailer couplings.‘ PaetsWlth Stalin llearlyWorthless By 1dr. means, Jr. ' ‘ -‘ Press News Analyst) Two former premiers of Russian satellite countries came out this week with additional testimony on the theme that you can't do W!- iness with Stalin. They are Stanislaw Mlkolaickyk. in "The Ripe o! Poland." publish- ed by Whittleley House, and Fer- enec Nagy in "The Strulfile 13¢- hind The Iron Cintain." published by MacMillan. They make it doubly clear that. while the Western Powers may n:\l to "keep the record straight" to demonstrate their own integ- rity by positive efforts to negot- iate a settlement with the Com- irnunlsts. no ayeement with the Kremlin is worth any more than the viord of men who are educated to the belief that to break a 016m- ise for "the cause" is to earn a reward in the Deninist heaven. Both former Premiers are ncrw in exile. Mikolaiczyk fled for his li_fe_ Nagy resigned under threats. one of them against his young 59m Bum were pre-war leaders o-f democratic movements. Both Np- resented majority peasant panties overwhelmed by Cmnm-"llllt strong-arm methods. Mlkc-lajczyk 1s bitter over Anglo- Amerlct-in appeasement of Russia which he says extended as far back as 19411. even when the Germflfi armies still threatened Moscow. He was prevented, he says, from telling the world the story of Russian imperialism before it was too late. Nagy, too, talks much of the Allied abandonment of democracy in Hungary, and of Russia's cem- plete domination of the Allied Control Commission before the peace treaty, Britain and the United States have long since learned the error of their ways in these respects. Nagys pitiful starry of believing he could work with the Corriiiiun- ists for the benefit of Hungary, and later his hope that he could absorb some of the shock before its hill weight struck his country, is a greater lesson nowrfor Italy and France than for Britain and the United States. From it a country threatened by the fifth columns can learn ta guard against Communist meth- ods, Nagy tells how they subvert a labor union: of their methods of usury. Mlkolsjczyk and Nagy both give ’ vivid descriptions of hcvw to steal an election; how to get the ititerlnt" (police) pcmtfolio in ti coahtic-ii government; how to ex- port lilld "liquidate" your opposi- tion. Nagy even tells how whole- sale rape can be turned into an instrument for subverting gov- ernment, How the Ccmmninlsts in Hungary were perfectly willing to stir up antl-srniltlsm for their own purposes. Both of these men had seen the inside of prisons, long before Yaltta, because of their interest in the welfare of their fellow men. Both tried to compromise, to sc- cept hard facts, to co-operate with Russia, without being completely SWali-OWOG up. They learned their lessons along with the dead Mas- aryk and Benes of Czechoslovakia, Petkov c-f Bulgaria and the Jailed Maniu of Romania. ‘a MURDERED PRESIDENT President Lincoln's death in 18$ marked the first assassination of a United States chief executive. WANTED PRINTER Preferably 2-3 yrs. experience. familiar with general Job work, autnmat‘ presses, and make ready. Good opportunity for young man ln expanding business. Write stating age, experience, wages. Write: THE assraiiu CHRONICLE New Glasgow, N. S. s wanrao am BOTTLES -'HIDES Iron METALS Hig-hesf Prices. Fost Service Phone 2208 MAURICE BLOCK 8. OO. NOVEMBER" 1g, 1943 t nun VENDORS nrrnnn . _._____ vendors a esday night last the main mm under discussion was the ever inkeaslng cost of delivery; and t, t" and arrive at some means 0f refit-Id!!! WI"- Bottle losses and amkkeeblnr-fw ell-m “Mm. lllne lost um, to collect, and in some eases failure to collect. lwmed to be things that might be ' ‘ ’ —wL u" w - “"7 lllfl cus- tomers. and so assist in keeping prices within reasonable llmltp, Bottle losses among the Vendors in the Charlottetown "u, 1m year was more than $4000. ; this loss could easily be Eliminate‘ q customers would return them to the Vendors. eiumbe called to make repairs tell us some cellar shelves u. lined with milk bottles filled with Jain and Pickles. The man on the City Dump tells us that hundreds of milk bottles go to the-dump. why not return them to your milk man. Sometimes citizens phone us to know liovv much we will pa, (o, milk bottles. We have already paid for them, why charge storue? w, will be glad to get them back. _. Many people do not know that milk bottles Ire protected m4 the CRIMINAL CODE OI‘ CANADA and there are penalties for pd" them for any purpose except as a milk container. Coats of all Itlpplla In connection with our business have increased thirty to fifty p” “M, since milk sold at 10o a quart, but our spread has only increased 44; on forty quarts. ' r -- . At a meeting of Milk Other merchants doing uslncss with probably less capital invested - we are not. are allowed to add a percen age to the cost price“, When milk sold at 10o a quart we paid 60c per pound fat for uillk. Now with milk it 15o a quart we pay 95c per pound fat for milk, mg our spread baa increased only the very small ‘fraction above referred h. Sell for Cash-The War Time Prices d; Trade Board passed l ruling in I043 that milk be on a Cash basil, and our Milk Board passed a similar ruling that milk and cream supplies be on a cash ticket system. In iaie years some Vendors as a convenience to their customers opened charge accounts which in some cases has resulted in loss. which- the Vendors cannot afford. Taking all facts Into consideration the meeting was IIIIRIIIIIIOMQ in" deciding that on and after Monday, November 15th all milk will be cash or tickets, and for extra bottles a deposit of 5c (which is about‘ half the cost of the bottle) will be collected. ‘ And we respectfully request your eta-operation to return Bottles-L’ Buy tickets-Don't ask for Credit, and pay what you owe your milk‘ IIIIII. Signed THE MILK VENDORS OF CIIARLOTTETOWN AREA. - The following r wal then passed and signed by all the: Vendors in the Charlottetown area: RESOLVED ‘That we the undersigned Milk Vendors of the Charlottetown Area hereby agree to a strictly cash system effective November 15th, and that we have bottle for bottle, or a deposit of .050 each. This is neces- sary tc keep down the eolt of dl lbutlon. Signed: SUNSHINE ISLAND DAIRY C. J. WOOD ‘CLAUDE SMITH HEALTH PASTEURIZED MILK COMPANY J. ROBERT DRISCOLL HARRY WOOD JOHN FARQUHARSON GEORGE GREGORY W. H. SMALLWOOD PURE MILK COMPANY LIMITED PURITY DAIRY BRIGHTON DAIRY DRYER JONES WILFRED HOLMES ALLISON A. HOLMES. “in ‘AAA w. 000000“ a a ’ POULTRY Buying dressed and live poultry dolly, also dressed ducks, geese and turkeys. E1 g Highest prices poid. . {,1 CENTRAL EGG 8t POULTRY STATION 230% Grafton st. ‘P? Phone 2528 "NS-r NOTICES NOTICE. is hereby given that the Board of Appeal from Civic Rates and Assessments hos set Friday, November 26th., i948 or 10.00 A. M. in the Court Room in the City Building os the time and piuce for hearing oppeols from Supolemer- fury Rates and Assessments. i. A. FULLERTON. City Clerk. NOTICE The attention of the public is directed to the increase in fruckoge totes authorized by the November 8th. meeting of the City Council. An additional l0 cents hos been odded to each specified tote in the City, and the rote of haulage to the new dump is 25 cents higher than the rote to the dis- used dump . JAMES A. FULLIRTON cmr ctnnt. i’