THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN pAGE FIVE i?

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. . ‘."""'."""""§ e Tourist Accommodation for this Summer i GENERAL TRAVEL INEURMATIUN

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and were not listed last year will you kindly write us immediately and

the necessary forms will be sent you. We can only list the names and particulars of those who actually complete the forms. Even if listed last year it is necessary for you to send us the form for this year if you wish g

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From present indications, based on the mnnber of inquiries being received and other information, we believe that the tourist prospects for Prince Edward Island this year are fairly good.

GENERAL INFORMATION. Owing to so many minors being %

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Lnam-s-r-v-n Your choice of an executor may mean your Will. Not only hai-it thelkicTF more to your family’s welfare than the ledge, experience and facilities to manage Mgntfeal Cay-b » fclnﬂdlln P"!!!

amount of your estate. In the hands your estate to the utmost advantage Toronto-Golds narrowly 1"". of‘ an individual executor, the conserva- —it is ﬁnancially strong and the con- _'*" “h” "im" ""57 i" "WM": tion of any estate can b¢ in denser. tinuity of its services is assured. Stool“ (can-dun he") Close Mblxliii-‘gi-Pspers unchanged ulll- through inexperience or preoccupation Asbestos 1s "les- oi-her lndilstrlels and colds

The growth of Trust Com an serv‘ higher with his own affairs or because of’ his - . p .y . . ‘c: Beauamom 9 5'3 N Y k-St k l ed h - ' sham“, aickne" mfdcath. testifies toits advantages over individual . 2 5'5 I‘ M o” s ° °s “n” “g

cxecutorship, yet it costs no more. wmnlllq-whw‘ ‘lllchlﬂlﬁ-

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circulated regarding transportation, which have no foundation in fact,

we urgently request you when writing to your friends to get the facts. _ The following information is the latest we have received from govern- ment and travel sourcest- ‘I.

AUTOMOBILES. American tourists when entering Canada, u :§

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staying for a period of over forty-eight hours, receive a permit for

twenty units of gasoline, which on the present basis of ﬁve gallons to the

unit equals one hundred gallons of gasoline, On the ordinary automobile t, this allows approximately 1,800 miles for driving. We have been in-

formed that there are large numbers of automobiles still with good tires

on them, also that some people from th Unitd States are doubling up on ,

_ _ b2 New York-Cotton lower. . You avoid these unnecessary risks when Information will gladly be given you Imp on w-a ' ———-—--—- _ ‘o their automobile trips and two families coming in one car. Write this Pflldllﬁﬂ Pﬂﬂgs L}. information to your friends. ' I .

you appoint this Company executor of at any of our ofﬁccs. Banks BY RAIL. Our latest omcial information is that United States

__.___ 0 , _ - CMONTREAL, April zc-rom- isfq citizens will be free to travel to any part of the North American con- s‘ k! (Canadian Press) c‘ 23ft?‘ sﬁtiﬁmoiii?” nffhtigfém f: tinent. There are no restrictions on rail travel m Canada. We expect "an °° °“ <91 more) 35 1-4B ‘z ‘heavy rail traffic to Prince Edward Island from the Maritimes, Quebec

orrica-neairiix. us. Eﬁhiﬁﬁn. I Eggs 5”" Emir“ ‘Marge 29* and Ontario The s ecial twenty-one da excursion rates will be in

column-rows: snmiruizo. soon-run. Eﬁii‘ 11° iinitiné‘ 122-71: Iii-fifth effect from June 14th to September 1st gem Port Arthur east. The

none-ion MINT JOHN. u. s. ‘ronoirm ii ER, 22;,” Fff-H m through daily Pullman service between Charlottetown and Montreal has

SOUR“ "m" scum" Fill“ Ye‘ u m ‘m no d' been resumed. This Pullman at present leaves Montreal on the “Mar-

itime Express” at noon. When the summer timetable goes into effect

on May 25th it will leave Montreal every evening, except Saturday, on

the “Ocean Limited”. The Pullman leaves here every morning, except

Sunday, at 7.00 a. m. Connections from Summerside and. West are made

at Emerald Junction. This is a splendid service and we ask you to give it as much publicity as possible.

AIR SERVICE. The Maritime Central Airways is providing a splendid twice daily service from Charlottetown and Summerside to

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Grgdg x _. 1 Qnarne HQnand, 2 Alicia. Muilally, 3 Billie Pierce. Mom-REAL’ April 26_(C,P)_

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5 s 2 ghbdniasulgggcclraelgoyiyeeliidacglelxlilléig: aid?‘ “mrka P?“ "e" 5m" I 1 1 N S Wallie MacKenzie, 3 Leo Maclellan. ' , _ » ' Grade VIIl—1 Billie Crockett, m" . ' r ~

Eigncis tCheti/eerlés, 3 15mg. za-ielgm! > er ec a. n snce: ven ou- - ' u _ leis 24: B 2a_29: c 2s 1-2-24,

According f.o the rcvlslons c! the Stallion Enrolment Act, all HAPPY GANG” é/Iuglllgunyheﬁg‘, Tug‘; Butter: first grade creamerv

“ﬁéieinidii. ‘ii. iéﬁrﬁliii iiilmiil“ ltiiei°fii°°nliisiiiirf"ili?ffi Pi°‘"'° FREE "a Billy cmkeit- chm“ Hdlend- }i¥§'Z“é-’§””“‘iin”“°’snr”°'3i "2’ _ for service must be inspected an graded, and carry amiuisllec- with Pllrchlls? 0f 25C ilelv-i-Z Macxreqnzle‘ wgdnu Mimi?” i-2--36:H vevhﬁlesﬁefiomggngrlcepsg? ' ' with t]; ilwllmfc- Colgates Tooth Brush slit. om” em’ Wm c v' tourism Slbfaize 35 1.4_ m, 2 5w“ Moncton and Saint John. Connections are made at Monoton c gym“ own"; m as“, u, "m, “M, mm“, mmedhml m” Miss Malone's Department agaggficm t 1 t Trans-Canada Airlines for Halifax, Montreal and points West, and from

Grade “F1 AW” Paqm- 2 Ed- “ ' e“ m‘ i’ ' “m” ' Moncton to Boston via North Eastern Airlines, connecting at Boston and

g Iis for enrolment should be accompanied with the required lee of BABIES NEEDS M and colored we tem 19 14 f hiiﬁiﬁiiisiﬁ52;“‘§£3L1{‘°,,";';',;,°{,“;;§g,§,';;"- "e- ”°'”"' Heinz s“ i d F d mgiegavinfé) 1 John MacDonald, gieifggeghlvgénzingilnt. Queh 11c s; New York with American Airlines to all points. This service is becom- ' ane 00 s 2 John Stubbert and Alton Mec- on re r w oesa e. in - - 1 n1 g increasing y pop ar. BUS SERVICE. We have been informed that SMT bus service

Iillllon owners who use horses for service not enrolled, or inspected Heinz JIIIIlOI‘ Foods Kenme‘ 3 nmcmllaz-‘fik, Mcquu. ‘geiil-meiiiii! 119A‘; M?>ii‘t‘rt:al.2o first on Prince Edward Island will be the same as last year with a few minor. schedule changes. Improved Sunday bus service will be in effect.

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in oicisniwnbive iheheilongd Aecl.” Only hdrsgcenrollesle. .211 Pabhlm rte. 2 Aelbert M- Cheverie. 8 Damien 1 "New!" We vfrt" no 1 1.65- Other local bus services, we understand, will be resumed as usual. Bus connections to the mainland will be the same as last year. There will be

ilorlzdh th n t i. fA l lt wlllh - . M n 1e. -'7°=Y'o1l25—150'NB ii iii-infusions? iiiiiiii‘. instill! nil-inn --..ni--".°;i$‘l"ﬁ{§n'ti‘i“.¥§i “mime 31ml” Nicolas 3333? scandal-w soon Mu- m 1 "Mic P" mend-iii“ is?» biirmllled to stand or travel for service. Talcums-Baby Oi] Kenzle- 3°11" slllbbefb. Albert M- "1-901 Whites 1.75—1-80. two daily bus services to and from Boston and Saint John during the summer months. WOOD ISLANDS FERRY. This» splendid service will be re-

DEPARMENT or ncnrcunruun Vllﬂmiﬂ Prellﬂfﬂliﬂﬂi chevelcllliblguri-ﬁg‘ iliaxrxiiiii Keen MihETiiiiifnm-ie. sumed May 1st with some slight schedule changes. The S. S. “Prince Nova." during the winter months was put in excellent shape for the

Etc. Grade V-i Colin Jarvis, 2 Jackie summer service.

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THIS YEAR PEOPLE WANT AND MUST HAVE THE

ACTUAL FACTS REGARDING TRANSPORTATION. We have

available in this oﬁlce a great deal of traffic information such as sched-

ules, rates, et cetera, on the various services, and we will gladly assist

___ Miss Holland's Department 25c Noxzerna - - -1e¢ ,,§*,{‘?.§,,,,§,f"3‘,,§’,",_.f C’,‘f,§ﬁ”,°,“;._,,§ McLEOD s. BENTLEY you in any way possible. We do not sell tickets. These are obtained at W. K. Rogers Agencies Ltd, Queen Street,

liivcrtismg Rates ~ Payable in Advance Am ,,—~,,,,,,,m so“, mgggfilgg, r-Lnngiliqgg. I‘; 3 WAR EFFORT. Owing to the fact Canada needs every dollar of American exchange that can possibly be secured for the purpose of

Donny LaBreeh, 2 Minimum Charge m an; Qilwgrﬂjgmgnu g5 can. 5 Cakes 23c Harriet Jackson and Charles chev- paying for our vast war purchases in that country, and that tourists

erie. 3 Reg MacDonald and Earl “ma,” ‘m, Ammenjh Law bring in American dollars, we urgently request you to send us the names

‘lalvigirmxgllmamsgl gddalirvgignaiggi-Es-afﬁ: ‘Vulgar: Harrington Hand Cream M32314 Jam“ Mwflnl- 9 MON“. To w“, and addresses of your friends and relatives in the United States to whom we can send our literature and the exact facts about coming to

lorsi iiiozbiiiiisndTdisrlnimuwdiiriilnlv-ﬁfeioIggruiilngihleiie‘: 3i 15-25-50 Kgeiiéithsxsﬂiiiieinngeilzrliiogiil m mm Street Canads/thisyear. Last yegr we received a large number of names, and many came here after receiving the facts we sent them. Now we want

.:.""ri*:::.:°i.".'.r:':.=.n..i::'..".r::.r:"e'::.:.2 :."i:..'.:i.':..": Wu...“ SM Se, ‘ééfrﬁ’n‘i.ikité‘ni‘a"f‘intiiifsl’ésrif’l anv additional names not previously sent in. We again repeat this is anURGENT MATTER IN THE WAR EFFORT. We should also like

*-.s=.ij;;:-i':..-.=.e:i.~:.s "iiii....“si‘.tt.°ini.‘ii‘iii’.‘.'°t'z wan Sn “l M“ “""°"="* "We to receive names and addresses of your C anadian friends and relatives. We ask for your co-operaeion along the lines mentioned in this

Iwlloati 15c To Let Female Help Wanted er MARSl-ll-‘IELD ____________i______ advertisement.

‘ l! T0 LET-surname sign WANTED _ CAPABLE 1min of late John r. Ferguson. : T0 THE ARMED FORCES. If you will send us the names and

ries or M t. C t l. 5x753‘ and. m c“ “i-s-i-zi. ‘lﬂﬁfd ma“ I" *‘°“~“°W°'k- Pl1°n° L_ M Deuce", izi-‘gﬂieiii-floiiinigrei? hi2?" s33 I addresses of your friends and relatives we will be very glad to mail Prince Edward Island booklets to them.

- nocsa no. 11 urraa R. M. Smallmgn, will ‘grdéi-ncsoﬁigwersces. dwem" ' rrsnmc LICENSES ARE r012 sens AT THIS orrrcn. The Prince Edward Island Travel Bureau

en . title. cnnv§°rilen§§°1nii°°$nﬁi wumt ""45- A-sslst with children. u 1711,5333." M w w. w. I B. GRAHAM ROGERS, Supervisu, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

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COLUMBINS EMERALDS COFFEE COUNTRY

llolldnyu etc. or sppclntmem _ Most of the world's emeralds come Brazil rows two-thirds of

work w t;""""- . NO sxciiANcL-iiiniassqszliliyyusa in error or ates: ’ ' Omm$$%%dw ____ n mm 0010mm Wm“ w m i. - Bi d ‘t., d! i - ‘Benign: Jo’ mun‘ an M an ruradoirni 51.30 pa?‘ y’

Romeo ‘lilldis wemnn_ "W" . i o s b M. one viireliiiiiiriar’ do“ ‘am "iii; m “Hume” "m" “ NO RETURNS-Can be accepted for refund or ex- _ ’ Com-plain ism-iii by bnbuiieneiinn E y.

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M purchase unless goods are found dc- lngroo lil gkitch hlil l No m." To n"nm " fective clr delivered In error. .~ Wll- rye": ""1 "sfféihlg: M n um m‘ 3mm h“. m . eons: e dh , kitchen ran c

""- "‘ llillWﬂiclllllT "I Vllll " . Jenn“ ( Enterprise Iron Duke (nearly new i g Y O O O O sttseeeraiiinzr. .ie-= ~ ~<> Se“ °"iiil“‘lith"if'iiO°3<>“‘1:".I.?.T"“' Ym" Eye‘ ﬁ-i"':'.'i"‘i"-ii~""-"ii"~i'i~i'iiii s-ﬂ-lmc. E i ‘ ' i: If ran are nnl atoms m“ m“ "W. ll. BFATON Commencin

_ _ ' g March 30th, 1942, a d until further

Md‘ and Female Help C ' WE MAKE 0N5 "El-WHY A DAY- . 3419i»; - consul“ 4-25-2140 Aucuonm notice all highways in this Province or: closed for motor

Sh! ll wanted r n: M” l“ our M w AMFM cumm" °" Fusion 5m“, ammo" .. '"°°"""~ vehicle traffic, except In such cases where the total weight

I store will close a .. mgxghed w.“ at a P. M. . Road and M", "Mm géélzrmmll‘? of vehicle and load does not exceed 5.000 pounds. Hum ~ on V '°'"° Anyone driving on provincial highways contrary to this

At 3 P.M.--Tc customers in areas south of Euston ﬂan}; “O m". "i" order shall be dully prosecuted.

Monday, Wednesday " - , hump, wgmnol- d“. w and Friday 5m“ °"" ‘°“"‘ °' "'°"'°" "°°‘~ ' 1 will sell on on Market mm on 27th day of March, s. n 1m. “in “u” a. F. "Iltﬂhﬂﬂﬂﬂ Square on Tuesday, April

'"' mom-inn to 1'0- untll further notice ustorne . vdnie 5 28th at 2 ’ I k:_-2 d" i By order, M nrresi, R, [h DICKIESON’ f c0. I. 0. ntrrcnssoa wagons lllolfﬂgfcﬂtl coniilliylsnlz. 0_ w_ QAMPBELL. l Bu" G|°58°W~ ~ . 9- "- "WWII!!!" J, s, 319G A}; Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

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