gbBRUA-RY 14, 1944 CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     RESULTS PROVE Saves Hoot-And How i? g3‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     with asbestos cement and uve M“ 90w" 
     
    
   
   
    
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       A friendly reminder from ‘(ladi- PM 
     
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     Charlottetown your ‘blllé COOP dealer 
     
     TELEPHONE 1697 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ducatlon qnmimg H,‘ mom, , "w W“, wllllonted with ronon-m. Feb. is-(cm-ns- 
     
     ' _ mdudmg one use o _ 1P he problem of prolldlng 60 per cent M, . _ 
     
     nsmdwl and the levnal o! nat- o; ‘he worlds ‘and supply‘ Laltfipgss closing Toronto 8110011 Qua 
     
     M ‘m5 and industries are r’ - _ _ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “ms the commt ee ncu es an“ e p l l 
     
     hzvwdwtton 0t’ nlore maclnnlcal I" - - Blunts-l 
     
     M163; anglelgwdem balhmm dam” Ofllca llpurs: l0 lo  Egmgfim 
     
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     The wmmltteq urges °{f'°'°1““m1”i‘  llnlldnyu no o s t t  ‘ex 
     
     “m; work ct all educn ona .soc1a, . v ope n mom v Uamwn‘ 
     
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     lltlllllAY, FEB. 14th. AT 1 P. M, my 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lam instructed by Mr. Harold T. Watts to sell by 1113f gllxfléwult 
     
     rublic Auction the following stock, crop and farm imple- 1mg, “ 
     
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     Stock-l horse, 3 years old ln June (MacQuarrie); 3 Mfig-Ygf 
     
     nilk cows, l newly treshened, 1 to freshen in March, 1 to ‘yrclgguzl. 
     
     treshen in May; 8 fat cattle; l0 calves; 3 brood sows to 
     
     furrow; 20 pigs from 2V; to 4 months old; 40 1 year old 
     
     Plymouth Rock hens. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CROP-l rick hay, loose hay and straw; 200 bushels 
     
     nixed grain (seed); 300 bushels certified Cobbler potatoes;  
     
     800 bushels table turnips; 500 bushels cull turnips. gal-ital 
     
    

    
     lMPLEMENTS-l driving wagon, 1 threshing outfit, Pggdoii 
     
     (Pierce), 1 turnip pulper; 1 hay carrier; l set driving har- P‘““°““' 
     
     lttSS; 1 straight 8 Mormon car (29); collars, hames, traces 
     
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     f’ / FIIUM RESiABBll 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW USES FOR NICKEL MEANT NEW JOBS IN CANADA 
     
    
   
   
    
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     AT THE CLOSE of the last war, Nickel was its smelting and refining plants. Witllill a 
     
     no longer needed to build battleships and decade it was paying out 15 millions of 
     
     artillery. The demand for Canadian Nickel dollars a year in Canada for ivages. 
     
    

    
     fcll off sharply. Soon the Canadian Nickel 
     
     nlincs had to closc down. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Although the entire output of Canadian 
     
     Nickel is today divcrtod to wal- 
     
    

    
     Bllt the men who managed these properties uses, this industry has definite 
     
    

    
     could foresee possible new markets for plans for the post-war period. 
     
     Canadian Nickel in the growing auto- 
     
     mobile, electric, radio, chemical and other 
     
     industries. They organized a Research and 
     
     Development department to work with 
     
     engineers in these industries, and to pro- 
     
     mote the use of Nickel and its alloys 
     
     wherever better materials were required. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Then it will turn a ain to its 
     
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     peacetime markets, and will 
     
     proceed to develop new mar- 
     
     kcts based on research now 
     
     in progress. Through its 
     
     own enterprise, the Can- 
     
     adian Nickel industry 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. H. BEATO Auctioneer 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A Advertising llatos—l'ayallle in Advance 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “m,” “ma” m“ h w '0"; wuwn n“ Elmm M" Shortly, operations were resumed. In plans still greater contri- 
     
     lo per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o per word; 
     
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     I ‘ml; m Manon-m "m". w“ n" m“; m" 19-4, the Nickel industry opened a new hutlons to Canada s 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Florsl u s u- lrds - ' . ~ ' - ' . ‘ - 
     
     2mg“ 7golgzlgci?l‘lgl.fadfn‘ fis-alzgnlarélllm-d-llfgtlgllg llllllt. Ill 1926 1t began enlarging PFOSIYCFII) . 
     
    
   
   
    
     rum and 
     
    

    
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     Femalgflglp wanted Esau}; MI-gggpgggmqgvggmgygrgewsgydelg; 1n: INTERNATIONAL NICKEL comrsuv or cannon, LIMITED 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED. mm wno can no sscuso room MY r lumen hm‘ m“ “it”; QaMAQIEQd-flw; 25 "m" "u" WEST’ "n". 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ha; been kll 
     
     111M cooking. hmtly o! three. rini-nock male 2 v-om Re- Brltattl" the Berlin radio mnounn- 
     
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     maloudflflaifl wkslgry stgh ‘Sig? Rink M¢KBY. Efllizflifilél ed tn a broadcast heard here. 
     
    
   
   
    
     t‘ Male Help Wanted “A” 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ~- wmrsn- not on room; iiifllrl?‘ 0F 7mm)‘ “WA” ' A "’* ~—1:;'"”' “M! 'l"‘i~ia“cliiliioi:‘.nnlon is§raxi' fol‘ "Just F, 1 . . ' 
     
     loss. IADTS con swnar- Man rol- general work at store, l" T“ Pmmn‘ wu" ' ..._. lllrxifuifilirldmiyiiglmiiiriésiielilwxclilih To B" PINK" llultilillediiixiiilnnié Jhnloritéggba for 
     
     "'- "d. between Royal Bank and Bedtord Station. Apply selective 2n m“ at waded for old from the world as HUTQHINSQN Kas Eel: l3 a taste Grant ‘have in. 
     
     m?" Baldwin, Feb. 10.15131 Service 2-11-81 [n #5,, ‘Md hump“; Jun I Fllrlllnnd admitted Russian gnlnsilp __(CP)__ The {lrfl timeisplnncti was Young Grant has likl d his sllfllflfh 
     
     ' 3- - -   Tnylp m, o; no"; town" tn Y A summa sector of Ilussfl-Flflfl 51 | ed berm-e m; h A, Grant, Junl- ever since. ~ 
     
     w F01‘ Sale Queuils Countyiln the llld Pto-   ‘"01"’- Bllmm f9fmimy “ppmvenl gfimllls lather to]?! lllm. l ' " ' 
     
     noted ._ _.__.___.._ ._i__ yilncq Slngls Woman Deceased.  ot‘ Brltlsh munpOWBI‘ I01 "You're too young to eat spinach. To StlTliill 
     
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     DafimPHhm top m»: was: o . d . pqiyfii.   ‘Mg alsltgwng sins. i4. l940~Brltlsh Admiralty I Mlnnrds kllls Min m“ spinach was on ma, table he w“ 
     
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     r._ a Apply Jimmy Power z-lz-al Mount slum ln anion; uounty , nu. comps/aw SOQFY AEQU‘ “V 
     
      _ -_~,.~.¢_-_~; -» __.__ ::_.__;_ .. ' atoronld, Former, and Goons 9- - V _ ‘*3’, . ABOLIT H19 DRUMS- DQUMQYQl-L? 0m“ 
     
     lbKlhs 13y Ken Reyna“, Mnollsiulo or st. Aldrin u:  1* " ‘ " " ~" THEN HEll-DLGET 1W’ASJ\J§' wETTlNfi 
     
    
   
   
    
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     , EVEN WITH "l HE. 
     
     QNGIN ISN'T gigs  AAJBOUT FLUTEMZL/‘Yefqow 
     
     P9 . -_ ABOVE -BU 
     
    

    
     . N H‘; l-AGGlEE SINGIN I HAVE A BETTE? 
     
     hereby required A 
     
     to alto all persons Interested In thI 
     
     uld Eststs to be lnll nppolr tutor-O 
     
     the Jltdn present o Probate 
     
     Court to Us llll In can 
     
     mouse tn Charlottetown In Queen's 
     
     County, tn tho uld Pnvtnoe, all 
     
     Mondly the Wcnty-ellhth dly o! 
     
     February nut cousin‘. at the hour 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Petition and on m0 on o! M. Mb!!! 
     
     Farmer, hq, Proctor h: Isla m- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     v w:'Ll§/éi>"+HE5€ I'D RUTHER a T(>'6'fié'~7‘LbTrTooGs IN TH/Xl" zlorst‘? 
     
    

    
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     n= AUNTIE BANGS MOVES TO m’ m’ ICEFREAM EV'RY NIGHT I5 . ‘CE CREAM FOR ofléfigfge-N T5‘§‘Z%Q"“*_E) i!) V}; 
     
    

    
     CARLTON-ASTORIA, we couw p NICE. SOMETIMES L HAD n‘ , BREAKFAST T009? p _, ~  t. , 
     
     VISIT HER -- ,-_ FOR BREAKFAST‘, "roo. GEE’; C f,  ,. aw - l- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     WITNESS llh Honour llllfllll 
     
     Leonard Palnuf. I o! the sold . 
     
     Pro lrlflttlhwn 
     
    
   
   
    
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