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For Sale FOR SALE-HS’! PLTMOUTH

sedan, excellent condition. Ap- ply 117 Kent Street.

FUR. SALE-Z C-C-M. BOYS’ BI- cycies, 1 balloon tire bicycle. I pair sulky wheels. complete. Earl's Bike Shop. Phone 1l69-J.

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FOIL SALE — I842 OLDSMO- 511°. 800d condition. Qan be gggn on lvsarket Square.

ma. sane-ids: HUDSON com.

"W00" deiwre: radio. timer, new tires. Write "W", an“. m».

role sans: - COLLIE PUPS. Douglas Parkman. East Royalty.

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almost new. Rhone 1400.

R1. SALE-CHOICE acanrou blooms. W. B. Creed. l-Liihiield.

i... sans: _ FOX TEBBIEB Pups, white and black. wihite and brown. Phone 224, Cuclrnore Bros.

FOR. SALE- ONE REACH -I.Nt

lieivinator one year old. suitable for home or store. Marshall (Tendon, Squris.

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F 0 It S A L E - liIcCOItMACK Peering Binder, in good shape. Mlpiy Gmdon Matheson. Hunter Juror,

rogsau; - LOT so x 12s. ON Highland Ave. Apply 94 Rich- mond Street or Phone 955-7.

Hm sALn-utacono oasr iron Range. Perfect condition.

illfzed stavert. Bunbury.

FOR. SALE — 200 TRUCK WAGON “heels. half price. Steel hubs. .\l1 sizes. Emmett Cusack, Black- smith, Tracadie Cross.

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TOR SALE —- “INTERNATIONAC lingine Diggers", in first class condition. with International engine. Willard Bell, Woodstock, N. B.. R. R. 4. Phone 5100-21.

“TINTED - SERVANT GIRL for lmuscwork. No children. Gas, washer, good wages. Apply Cosy (‘oincr Restaurant, North Rus- ‘ii-o.

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IfiR. SALE-ONE 194R QHEVRO- fr‘ coupe (new), less than 200 mics May be seen at the Eldon H"‘ci. Aug. 25th.

_.______________ FOR SALE-ONE I936 PONTIAC svirm. also one 1039 Ford sedan. iiiuiiv m Elmer Proud. Milton.

Wanted “ANTED-A Gnu. Port GEN- rral housework. Good wages.

“only to 21 Weymouth Street.

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u .\ N r a D .... FEEDER PIGS. kxira good prices. See Block Ad. l. MacDonald.

l- IVANTED - TWO MALE BOARD- Pis. Phone 23l3-L.

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\\'.\.\'TED IMMEDIATELY- TWO or three rooms for a couple with small child. Write Box 133. care Guardian.

ITANTED - SCRAP IRON AND metals. For highest prices Phons "its, Able Block. .

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W A N T E D - BEER BOTTLES. "hi". Iron and Metals. Highest lirices. Fast service. Phone 2203. Maurice Block dc Co.

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W A N T E D - ALI“ BOTTLES. llighest prices paid. Fast pick- up service. Phone 2542. e.- 11M. Michael Bros,

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W A N T E D — TEACHER FOB Grnnd View school. Supplement First Class $300.00. Second $200.00. D. A. Gillis, Secretary.

NURSE FOR DOCTOIUS OFFICE. Excellent hours and working conditions. Knowledge of typing desirable but not essential. Stnic salary expected. Cerdsion, A1- hcrta. Box 2'7. '

WANTED ‘- (mg on Two i-noms suitable for light house- keeping. apply "n" ease st Guardian.

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FOB sans: - mss roan DE Luxe. New motor in 196, Good tires and heater. J. C. Stewart, Charlottetown R. R. 7.

FOB. SALE - 1040 9a TON Form Truck. or will trade for Car. Can be seen at Market Square, Friday, August 27th.

I931 DODGE COACH. HEATER, defroster, new tires, perfect con- dition. can be seen on Market Square.

FOB SALE - 1955 FORD COACH 9' Qlxchfl-HSO for $6 or % ton U110‘. Ralph MIELQIIL High Bank.

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FOR. SALE-IBM DODGE SEDAN in excellent condition. New tires. E. N. Macqunrrie. Ltd, Bummerside.

FOB SALE-BM STUDEBAKER sedan in good condition. To be sold st Market Square Tuesday at i2 o'clock. W. H. Benton,

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FOB SALE - 1941 CHEVBOLET; 1941 Plymouth; 1941 Dodge; 1938 Plymouth. Two sets axles and wheeb suitable for tractor trail- er. Weeks‘ Garage, Fredericton.

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rob ivnunamsa, LUMIBAGO. H“ tic Pains. Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating G'ory Oil. At your Druggist.

Salesman Wanted

PART TIME HEESMAN FOB evezy community in Prince Ed- ward Island, to sell Bebee- Tenda, the modern safety chair for baby. Write for full particu- lars. Home Essentials Register- ed. 535 Balrxington St..1-Islifax, Nova Bootia.

MANUFACTURER HAS EXCEL- lent opportunity for alert young salesman. resident of Charlotte- town. Must own good csr. Pre- vious experience is an advant- age. but not essential. Success-

- ful applicant must have pleasing personality and IPDCIIIDCCJLICS ability and willing to work hard in return for reasonable salary. car allowance and travelling expehses. State age, education. marital status. experience in first letter. Replies held strictly confidential. Write L. iii.- Guar- dlan.

WANTED. PART 0H- FULL-TIM‘! salesmen or salevwomen for ev- ery community in Prince Edward Island. to sell ltokorcl, the last word in nursery furniture. Con- vertible into numerous uses, to- gether with n f-ull line of Beaudry products. Inclusive. Write Baby's Specialties Regis- tered, Maritimes. P.O. Box 252, Bunmierside.

Agents Wanted

MAILWANIED FOR BAWLEIGH business. No experience or capi- tal necessary. Sales easy to make

and prodits large. Start im- mediately. Write Rawleigirs Dept. ML-H-470-190. Montreal. Que. (190-1-1.)

same exma CASH - MAKE more money easily m mrg time. Just show our beautifm Canadian made Christmas cards to your friends. The! lell N sight. Many assortments. Gift cards. seals. tags, wrsppinlli everyday cards. Beautiful free album showing personal cards. 25 for 81.00 and up- LiiilII-i commission. Write today for un- usual sample offer. The Douglas Greeting Card Company, 50-AD Bleccker St. Toronto.

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LOlI-ONI PAII. PLASTIC anu- gisasas in leather case. Sat- urday. night in vicinity of Ren- delvoua Restaurant. please leave‘ st Guardian Office.

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"IS IT PAIN PROM COIN OI callous you never Then get "foot- happy‘ with Lloyd's Corn lain.’ 50s at Hughes Drug. Charlesto- town; Oemrpieh. lcnsiriicn. 2i.

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ROOM ‘I0 LII. APPLY as III‘! Street.

1'0 LII‘ — PAITL! IUINISIIID cottage. Brighton Shara. Good for three snoutha. Apply Tcmllns

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1400 Campbell 770 Bk of Com 551 Cdn Brew 2000 Cent Pat 1000 Centremaque i000 Chestervillc . 2000 Chimo 100 Oochenour 1000 Coin Laka 2000 Colomnc .. i000 Con Home .. 280 Con Smelt 000 Conwest 2500 Crowshora 500 Delnite .. 5000 Dlckenson 2500 Div Int 310 Dome 1400 Donalds 2000 Dulamn 2000 Duvay . .- 3000 East Amphi 1000 East Leduc 1200 E Sulliv .. 1400 Eider 61300 Eldonn 5500 El Sol 700 Eureka. 550 Falcon 129 Giant B00 Gold Man 2000 Gold Hawk . i000 Goldora . 2000 Goldvue _ I900 Gulf Lead 100 Hallncr 1500 Hard Bock i500 Heath . 2000 Revs Gm moo l-lish Bell 1000 l-ligh Ssrcec 400 Hollinger 1250 l-Iome Oil . 1000 H0000 200 Hud Bay 100 Imp Bank . . 1015 Int Nickel 7000 Int Uran .. 1000 Jack Waite 500 Joburke .. . _ moo Joliet .. 2000 Kayrand 2000 Kelore 8000 Kenville . 355 Kerr Add .. 13500 Kirn Gold i». 1000 Kirk Lake 2300 L Dufault 300 Lamsque 1000 taps Cid 3000 Larder U 16800 Lebcl 1500 Leitch 1500 Lexlndin 2300 Louvicourt . 400 Macassa 5450 MacDonald 1950 Mal Gf .... .. 5000 Man East 1000 Martin 25 McIntyre . .- 2500 McKenzie m... .1. i000 McWstters 5000 Mid Cont. 600 Min Corp 2000 Model 1050 Negus. 5000 New Cnl 1000 New Marl 5164 New Jason . 1000 New Pnc 21500 New Nora 11500 Nib 05 4000 Nicholson u... ... .. 10 I32 415 Noranda ....- .. ..-.- 45 c600 Normetal . 4500 Nofblck 5100 North Ines 300 OBrien .. 2400 Okalta 2000 Omnitrans 1000 Psc Peta 1100 Pamour 2000 Paramaq 1705 Pickle Crow 1200 Preston

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1M Wright liar ..... ..... 2'72

i100 Yknlfe Bear ...... .... 55

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Winnipeg Grain

WINNIPE. Aug, 2i - (OP)- Pricsa on the Winnipeg Grain 1h- changc registered a general da- nine. lead by rye. in iednyk trade. General hedging pressure in con- nection with nsw crop deliveries wns responsible for easing all prices into lowered ground.

1n oats and barley there was sums American and shipper 1e» mend. particularly in the new. Shippers bought into the barley on the declines.

Iii-port interests and American support was found in rye to a modest extent. However, support was generally light and prices in sll months slipped from two to 2 1-4 cents lower. Flax ranged from unchanged to l cent lower with

crusher interests showing mild support.

There was no export business reported today,

Class two wheat prices declined two cents from Saturday.

Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW, no 3 CW. no 3 CW ex 1 feed and no 1 feed ‘i5 3-4; no 2 feed 70 3-4: no 3 feed 67 3-4; track 73 3-4.

Barley: No 1 and 2 CW d-row. no 1 and 2 CW 2-row and no 3 CW d-row 1.13 1-4; no 1 feed 1.05 1-4; no 2 feed 1.01 3-4; no 3 feed 95 3-4; no 2 CW yellow 1.05 l-4; no 3 CW 1.48 l-8; rej_ 2 CW 1.35 5-5; no 4 CW 1.30 5-8; track 1.54 3-8.

New York Exchange Anaconda . i- 30 5-3

Am Car and 1" . 43 Beth Steel . 34 5-8 N Y Central . 16 5-4 Ches Ohio . 371-2 Con Edison .. . 23 l-I PJec Auto Lite . 47 3-4 Gen Elec . . 391-2 Gen Motors . 63 i-4 Gen North Pfd . ‘l8 3-6 Kennecott . 58 3-3 Mont Ward 54 3-4 North Am I l6 Phil Pete 6B

U S Rubber H l-Z Radio C011) - 1314 Texas Corp 57 34 United Air 26 Vanadium Air 211-2 West Elec .. 2'1 S-e West Unlo 19 7-8 U S Rubber 16 5-6 Commerce .... ..

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Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks mixed: trials easier, golds stronger. Montreal-Stocks irregular; pap- ers weaker, others steady. .New York-Stocks lower; oils under pressure

SIIIPPLII£NEWS

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived Monday Dsghestan from India Salled Monday None.

Wanted

COOK FOR SMALL RESTAURANT Apply: COSY CORNER

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TENDERS

Tendars for the use cf Trin- ity Church Parsonage from Sept. 'l, I948 to May 3i, i949, with use of Oil Burning Kitchen Range, will ba received by the undcrsigncdyuntil Aug, 30.

W. J. STOREY, 8| Prince Sf. Janitor Trinity Church

Tenders

Tenders wili'be received by the undersigned. for the snie cf a ten aerc flcld in the Town of Mont- aguc, with lsrga fox ranch these-

‘Ill- lnnch may he tendered fer separately. H. W. DAWSON

0t Iillnbcro Street Charlottetown

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scw vacated, far immediate possession. Ferlafcrmstiss Piicns 737.

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL. Aus. 23- (CT)- Produce prices quoted hers today were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as ici- lows:

Eggs: Free cases. A large :10- 60; med 57-58; A pullets 48-5.); B 45-50; C 32-36.

Butter: Wholesale Que no l pasteurized 88 l-2. Current re- cglpfl Que no 1 pasteurized s7 3-4; no Z se 3-4; first grade cream- ery prints job price 70-70 l-Z. solids 69.

Cheese: ern white

Current. receipts west- 30-30 1-16; Quebec white 30. Fob factory. Wholesale export prices western while 30 13-16-31; Quebec white 30 13-01 _31, Domestic prices western white 3J2; colorsi 34 l-2. No other prices established,

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.55-1.50; no 2 1.00-1.25; NB no 1 ‘l5 lbs 1.65-1.75.

UNIFORM COVER-AGE IDIPORT- ANT WHEN UING POTATO VINE-KILLERS

Since chemical potato vine-kil- ler gprays, unlike 2, 4-D, hhVC no systemic effect, cooznplete coverage of the vines is most important for good results according to C. A. Reimer of The Dow Chemical company's South Haven. Michigfli. Agricultural Research station,

Mr. Reimer, who has been ac-

tively engaged in vine-killer re- search for his company for several years, has followed closely the use of Dowspray 6d Improved in all potato-growing areas. I-Ie points out that booms and nozzles should be carefully arranged so that the spray covers all parts of the vine since only one application is re- quired. Vine-killers have been described as an “artificial frost" since they accomplish chemically under con- trolled conditions what nature does haphszardiy. The use cf such materials reduces secondary growth, keeps heavy vines from clogging mechanical diggers. pre- vents spread of blight to tubers. and permits the grower to kill his fields a section at a time, spread- lng his harvest season when labor is scarce.

_ FOR SALE

BONNIE BLINK FARM last loyalty

I miles from City. off Si. Pet- er's Highway. 71 acres of land. about 60 ncren clear; remainder wood and lumber.

Suitable for dairy or poultry business: also tourist cabins. as ii In wall sheltered. Beautiful view. All buildings In first clam condi- tion. Priced right for quick sale.

F. M. ROBERTSON, last loyalty

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H; IIATON, Auctioneer.

Fur Puts Mark 0n Fall Fashions

PARJB, Aug. 23 -(Reuters) - Wardrobes this season will not be complete without some fur. The choice between being fur-trimmed. fur-clad or merely fur-belted o: beplumed. however. is left to me taste of the wearer.

Balmsin is showing one of tne loveliest fur coats in this autumifs collections. It is what Paris blows as platinum mink- London 001.5 it silver mink and in New York it is blue mink-and it falls softly to s. rippling hemline. A feature of the latest treatment of this fur is its lightness- it actually weighs no more than velvet_

Luxurious Persian lamb been treated to give wzthout weight or bulk.

Balmain is showing no haired furs this season.

Raphael has used luxurious pieces of fur on the pockets, re-

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Weed Control In Flax

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The result of experiments con- ducted in 1947 have shown con- vincingly that Mustard, Lamb's Quarters and Stlnkweed as well as some other annual weeds can be killed in flax by 2.4-D without kill- ing the crop, says George Knowles. Field Husbandry Division, Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa. The removal of annual weeds by this treatment has greatly increased the yield of flax from fields which were badly infested with weeds.

rThat this result can be obtained is most satisfactory. for no grain crop is so ill equipped to combat weeds as flax. It was thought at first that this delicate plant was too sensitive to 2.4-D to withstand a dose strong enough to kill annual weeds. But it should be pointed out that the margin of difference be- tween the amount of 2.4-D that will kill mustard and stlnkweed, and the amount of this chemical that will kill or seriously injure flax is slight. 1n using 2.4-D for this purpose extreme cars must be taken in use the minimum amount of 2.4-1) necessary to kill the weeds.

The difference between brands of 2.4-D should also be clearly kept in mind. In potency they nre: (1) Esters (2) Amines (3) Sodium Baits. ‘fihe more potent the brand, the harder it is on all plants, ‘weeds and flax included. When using an ester. which is the most potent form of 2.4-D. special care should be taken not. to apply too much.

The sooner weeds are removed from a crop the better. This is especially true of flax. ‘Iretment for weed control in flax should start as soon as the weeds have we.l

~ emerged. The flax at that time

will usually be from 4 - 6 inches in height. At that stage of growth it. is safe to apply from 2 — 3 ounces of pure 2.4-1) acid per awe in the ester fcr-m. ‘A pound in the amine form and up to ‘A pound of s. sodium salt.

The circular "Simplifying 1,4-D" shows how much to use of any brand of 2-4-1) sold in Canada in order io apply specified amounts of oure 2.4-D per acre. '

This publication may be secured from the Dominion Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.