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Agents Wanted l g l-05! . -.,.-g..... EARN MONEY WORKING FOR A. progressive company. A small g capital will start you on t

to success. Earn while learningl town and Pownal carton coil-l5lC9l is g Casing 51lK111l.V. ZlVHlS how to sell our 250 guarantecd raining and table. Phone Eldon l1'55ll 9V1fl9llC9 01 811 Rl3P1'03ClllllS necessities consisting of cosmet- 11-21 collect. b'-llmlce b9llV"”l sullply and ded ms tomes mod Products, eLc1.7--- -------4 maiid, Stccl magazine reports to- Openmfga ifn yourt lsmrounghlillesl Personal da'l'i-lie wiii'rlioiisc trend was i'i"st W 't ' . ao ue an - 3- ,w-;-",;s'" 'TT 'T”'.".;CCTT' r : ” tairlisc t(s3rFai?r:ilLe: Dgept. 1. 160 EH5 'l"Al COPGR FA5'1,' W”? appareiit ill tool steels. but lL now helm-imier Montreal l S5"3”9”r Qmckl-Vr 93,5113-yum extends over inore flnlslied pro-

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remam wanted ful to ease stubborn.

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yy' f0l'SfRvE.E7H1TlN, cough or colds, bronchitis, hoarse- moclern home, write L':irictou,1 iless. Nice-tasting - will not up- Box 200, i set the stomach - children like --.7.- -------:-g-H;-l it, Ask for "San-gwen" now at WAYFED -i A MA") T" M) Hughes. Jenkins, Johnson and Hama-V G00” "3995: Apply e 0; Johnson. Reddin l3ros., Charlotte-l

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Grfjf?" flf"i:L"f ,llllf:'f”Vl;,g"g town: Jamieson's. . I l.arter's, Souris; Waugh's. Alber-: For sale . ton; Samples. Kensington;

i.0'kTgxiJ',TTgfl'(l)"R”-ff,f6RN-'(-Of;-l Enman Drug Store. Summerside. freshen early in February. W-l Robertson, East Royalty.

"yon sarr. - FARM coxsisrr-;M ing of 63 acres, all good build-, lngs. Nine miles from Charlotte- town. 1,; mile. from paved road. 5' chains from Loyalist Si.Bl.l0fl.l' tion price Apply to Mrs. Gordon Sentner,-g Toronto 2B.

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TIRES NEW RE-CAPPED Mimi and Snow. 60') x 16. .li9.95 each. 650, 670 x15, 650 x 16. 510 95 each! 710 x 15. si2.l5 each. Write for) passenger sizes not listed. Orders shipped C. O. D. collect. Glen- dale O. K. Rubber Wu,-ldcrs, 1287 Weston Rd.. Toronto. Ont.

FOR SALE - SLIGI-lTI.Y USED. Kerosene, Refrigerator, o n 0! Astral electric refrigerator, one used cream separator. one used haseburner. two small kitchen ranges. two small Quebec heat-

Salesmen Wanted

priced for quick sale.

lice.

lire suits Free from Spring. Will You wear

US one

.-rs. Firestone Brycnton andl ply big Woolen Sample Display

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Nova. Scotia. Good farm land. wood lot. with estimated 50 m of! merchantable timber. as well as, pltwood, pulpwood, etc. locaterii

68. Montreal. P. Q.

and.

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SALES representative for Canada's out- standing Calendar and Advertis- ing Specialty line. Exclusive ter- ritory consisting of all of Prince Edward Island. Write in complete detail to Box 579, Guardian Of-

s6oDiGBii'".A7ivTs'i(i-:AiTra.K"A'iTi?; going to get. tine 'iVIade-to-Meas- this

them-Show it to friends and neighbours and take their easy orders-I show you how. and sup-

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Expect Climb”

NEW YORK, Jan. lti - (AP)- The investing' public expects the U. S. dollar to climb in value under the incoming Eisenhower admin- istration. That. became evident last. week as the bond market de- clined and interest rates were boosted.

Corporate bonds were slipped on the "big board." The Associated Press average of utility obligations declined 55 per si000-bond to 5972. 11 1952-53 low. The AP railroad, industrial and low-yield bond av- erages dipped similarly, though not to record lows.

1-'oi'elgn liens were exceptionally

quiet. Japanese bonds were ir- icguiar, I "'"'7'7 "." " ' - U. 3. Steel Cl.l-ZVEi.A.Vl3D.M.lalNl. 18 --IAPI J.-

Oll P8SlEl'II WRICPHOLISES lUl'

summary of the metal-working in-

dustry. Another developine-iit. pointing toward the balance. the inagazine

says. is the possibility that the National Production Authority w.ll give producers of stoves, refriger- ators and similar items all ill- crcased second quarter allutiiiciit.

Find Faults In Cheese Manufacture

OTTAWA, Jail. 18 - The Fed-

eral Government has clamped new- regulations on Canadian cheese manufacturers as result of a na- tion-wide survey of the bac- teriology and filth content of the product which "revealed a pos- itive enteric and staphylococcus- poisoning hazard in soft cheeses made from unpasturized milk." 1 Federal I'lE'i-lltll and Welfare Dc- lpnrtmcnt officials said today reg- lulations had been applied requir- ing all cheese made in Canada to be either manufactured from past- eurized milk or held under a cer- tain temperature for 60 days so it could properly "ripen".

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l ' . 351 Mayfield Tailoring, P. 0. Boxre lam dew!"

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in well known Scotsburn dlstrict.li.T0gTnm;.'.l'." IjfTjTTURNISHED'-TT-”R00M,l,

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Ross. Meadowville, N. S.

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room. 194 Prince St.

220-J.

Male room. suitable for one or

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in; on length of service. No ex- perience needed to start approv- vri night or daytime courses or study at home with parts sup- ohed, Write, without obligation. for free 40-page booklet, stating

phe Doucette. Hunter R. R. 3.

light housekeeping. Phone 1548-Jwrcported in the annual re 0 t I "ro I.ET-FURNISHED, HEATE-ii p F or

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New portable:-special 3 month student rate. Remington Rand

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p y 5219 t 5542 m thly de end-

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Tfl1'il"-M I H N 7 , WANTED - USED PIANOS. any

CD. condition. Write stating make.

Mlscellaneous condition and price to Box 58!).

Charlottetown Guardian.

iS'1"ArcirToDiz'-r)-r:F6ira1:iNG. Wail.-

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t tween 5.30 and 7.30.

FOR RENT

House on St. Peter's Road, almost opposite S. R. Johnston's, consisting of two flats, 4 rooms each, with bath. Hot air furnace. Kitchen range. Large grounds. Water supply available immediately. Apply-

STEWART Mar-.KAY

At FIRESTONE 187 Great George St.

Following a revi-ion of the Food and Drug Act now before Parlia-

With the new laws, the Depart- ment lias also been carrying out an educational campaign among Caiiadiaii mailufacturers, especial- ly those with small plants.

Poisoning Hazard Found

The Department's discovery of, p and staphylococcus-pols toning hazard in soft. cheeses was

the year ending last. March all

lHcalth Minister Paul Martin. E

"A Sllailhylococcus problem is, growing in significance due to the, selective survival of staphylococ-l cows treated Wllh Denicillin. Peiiicillin-resist- ant, enterotoxic strains of staphy- lococci have been shown by Phage- typing methods to have been dis- seminated in large numbers from Halifax to Vancouver in cheese from a. single factory."

The report says that increased efforts have been made to study the sanitary practices of all food and drug manufacturing and pro- cessing plante in their relation to the quality and purity of foods and drugs produced. ,

Tito Becomes First President Of Yugoslavia

BELGRADE. Jan. 18 -(AP)- Premier Tito Thursday became the first President of Communist Yugoslavia amid the cheers of Parliament. but learned he has a secret enemy among the country's lawmakers.

Operating under a new constitu- ltlon with a secret. ballot, Parlia- tm.-nt elected the former partisan fighter and postwar premier to the1 presidency by a vote of 568 to .

Tits. 60. was the only candidate.

There was no immediate way of determining the identity of the lone dlssenter. That. question was R. major topic of discussion Thurs- day night.

Parliament recessed until some time next month after electing an unopposed 44-member federal exe- cutive council which will serve as

WANTED

An aggressive implement dealer for Charlotte- town and district by a nationally known company. Full line of modern farm equipment to offer; also well established business connections. Apply to:-

COCKSIIUTT FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED. Charlottetown, Phone 99-or B. K. LLEWELLYN, Phone 3126-J

FOR SALE

1950 half-ton Ford truck. Reason for side, too small for my busi- ness. Also 2 woodsicighs. boxes complete-. Shorfhom cow, four years old. to freshen lot of March. 1 electric rangetfe. 1 elec- tric radio, new. Number of work horses. Number of feeder cattle. All TQISOHIIIIJ priced.

HILLABD MOASIZ, Freetown

WANTED

mamiln ril:MaLa arrnnoiwrs non amen (move.

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Apply in person or write, stating qualifications, to

MATRON. BEACH GROVE, Charlottetown.

P0llLTliY SIIIPPERS

We will be accepting Live Poultry, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday of each week only, until further notice.

CANADA PACKERS A

THE GUARDIAN,

N. Y. Sioclts Had Rough Time last Weelt

NEW YORK, Jan. 18 --(AP) - The stock market had a rough time. last week. but it successfully coped with severe selling pressure in the final session.

It was the second straight week- ly decline since a peak for 1952-53 was reached, but the net loss was less marked.

Reasons for the market action were foggy. A reaction from the upsurge after the Republican elect- ion victory had been talked about ever since the beginning of Jitir.1- ary. Some observers believe the market last week talked itself into a di?('linP, so to speak, without. a real basis for a fall being present at this time.

Possible reason for lnarke! iicrvousness might. lie inthe quest- ion of what President Eisenhower will say in his forthcoming speech- es; what the new Republican ad- ministration will actually do about business problems.

on Friday the tape fcll late by as much as 2 minutes. and prices were down sharply. The selling spent. itself within . a matter of minutes. and then rebovery set in. At the close the market was lower, but it was well up from the worst of the day.

On the week the Associated Press average of 60 stocks last 30 cents and closed at 5113.80. Mon- day's market was down sharply. but that and a little more was re- covered in the next three days. All of this was done on slim volume uhicli averaged only 1,545.000 sllaics daily. the lowest daily aver- age since the second week of Nov- ember.

The five most active-issues last week on the New York Stock Ex- change were: ,

Packard Motor Car up 5-8 at 6 3 8 with 207,000 shares traded. New York Central off M2 at 24 3x8. Benguet Consolidated Mining un- changed at 1 5x8, Avco Mfg. up lit. and Pennsylvania Railroad off 3-8 at 22 3'4.

Tile five most active stocks on the American Stock 1-Exchange were:

Pancoastal Oil up 1-4 at 4 with 201.700 shares traded, Webb and Knapp unchanged at 1 1-8, Fargo Oils up 3-8 at 1 11-16. Equity Corp. Pp 1-8 at 2 1-4, and Arkansas Natural Gas ”A" up 1-8 at 15 7-8.

Canadian issues closed the week lower. Mclntyre was off 1-2. Can- adian Pacific and Ilitcrnatiorlal Nickel both slipped 1-4 and Hiram Walker dropped 1-B. Distillers Sea- grain added 1-3 and Dome "Mines was not quoted.

On the American Stock Ex- change. Royalite Oil and Giant Yellow-Knife bolli were off 1-8 and Lake Shore was not quoted.

the coiint.ry's chief adlniiiistratire body.

Yugcslavi.-i's chief, who did not vote himself, was given a 10-min- ute ovation as he entered the chambcr. The lawmakers' steady chant of ”Hero Tito" was echoed outside by a crowd officially esti- mated at wcll over 10,000.

FARM FOR SALE

CHARLOTTETOWN

CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The Seventeenth Day of January

AD. 1953.

In Re Estate of JOHN STEPHEN McMURR.ER. late of Charlotte- town in Queens County in the said Province. Farmer, deceased. testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Con- stable or literate person within

said County GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the

petition on file of Roy McGillvray of Charlottetown aforesaid. Insur- ance Manager. sole Executor of the above named Estate. praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby requir- ed to cite all persons interested in the said Fstate to be and appear before vhe Judge present. at a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County in the said Province, on Thursday the 19th day of Febru- ary iicxt coming. at the hour of Eleven o'clock' forenooii of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of .1. Arthur Mccvulgan, Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner.

AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED th t. a true copy hereof be forth- v.-ih published in some news- paper published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Char- lottetown aforesaid, at or near the Royal Bank of Canada Building and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia Building both in Charlotte- town afoiesaid so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Couit at Charlotte- town l'n Queen's County. the day and year first above written.

Honour Harold

By the Court. tSgd.l FRANCES V. VINNICOMBE, tLSl Registrar

civil Service : (Federal)

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Technical Officer (Mental Health Administration) Ottawa, M,1S0-54.- B60.

Machine Accotlniing Officer, Ot- tawa, 34.010-34,830.

Electrical and Mechanical Main- tenance Technicians, Ottawa, 33,- 830-54.180.

. Naval Stores Specifications Of- ficcr, Ottawa. 52.990-33.480. Assistant Editors (Naval Pub-

lications) Ottawa. 32.770-53.110. Details and application forms at your nearest Civil Service Com- mission Office, National Employ- iment Office and Post Office.

AT MALPEQUE VILLAGE I offer for sale my farm consisting of 96 acres of

very productive land. Buil ample space for stock and suitable for

tourist accommodation.

dings in good repair, with machinery. Large house, Running water

' and bath. Also 50 acres one mile away. CLAUDE BARRETT

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ACROSS 3. Belonging 19. Cuts I. sound of to us 20. Stumble! a small 4. Tints of 22. Day horn a comb books 5. Heroic 5. Type 23. An Ameri- 9. Debate measure can author 10. Wall 6. Kind of dog 24. Fish Plliilllll 7. Metal 26. Self 12. Attic 8. Crewmenll 28. On top 14. Asian - cars on Iii. Cicatrl, tleacil. freight. 35. Tangle: - 15. AfTu inative trains 37. Glacial Ye-lerdai"I AVID”? vote 9. Moslem ridge in. Beverage litle .19. Chcssmsn 43. Hindu 18. Wooden ll. Gently 40. Shoshonean deity block 1.1. l1.,x Indians 05. Also 19. Lance 17. At a ti. Thrice 17. Erbium 2i. Exclamation distance , (mun) tlym-) 22. Burmese measure 25. Most infrequent 27. Country in Asia 29. A star in Orion S0. Experts 32. Flower 33. Music not! 34. Short stocking! 36. Vex 38. Kettle 39. Place 12. Biblical film! It. Revolve 46. River (Fm 48. Citadel a 49. Close to 50. Male descendant! DOWN 1. Trunk drawer 8. Monster D AILY CRYPTOQUOTE-IIere's how to work it: . A X Y I) L B A A X B isl.0NOI'lZl.I..0W I

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trophlu. the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

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Antique Hoax In laurler House?

GLASGOW. Jan. 16-(l-'teutersl- Antique authorities here. Friday speculated that Canada's late Prime Minister MacKenzie ,King may have been the victim of an antique hoax carried out in 1937 during a visit to Scotland.

The speculation concerns the authenticity of a chair in laurier house in Ottawa - the Prime Minister's former home now tum- ed into a museum - which bears an engraved silver plaque which says: "in this chair James II was crowned King of Scotland tr. Stirling Castle. Purchased by Rt. Hon. W.-L. MacKenzle King from the curator of Stirling Museum."

The chair was spotted last year by some travelling Scots. A Scot-

tish membcr of Parliament last month inquired why Stirling authorities allowed it out of their possession.

The town clerk disclosed that no such chair had ever been In the museum.

Then it was reported King ac- quired it from a Glasgow antique firm. 1

A director of the firm today said that the late Prime Minister was a regular customer, but said there was no record of him buy- ing a chair among 30 purchases made in 1937.

Then he told this story: During his visit, the

Prime

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saw! rolzesr iT,cl2lneELY. I'LL TAKE 'l'Hl5' NEXT TlME -rue TREATS

JANUARY 19. , 1953

Minister went to the Perthshire cottage that had been the home of his great-grandfather. While there, he took a. fancy to a chair and offered to buy it from the lady who then ,livcd in the cottage. Instead of accepting payment. she presented it to him. "That. must be the chair," said the antique dealer. It could not be confirmed here that the chair from the cottage is the one at present in Ottawa.

AS CONSISTENT BUYERS of hides, bottles. scrap steel, cast iron. metals. batteries. etc., MAUI1. ICI nnoca e Co.. KENT am, has eliminated guesswork. In it; place you'll find service. sound judgement, fair play. People like to sell to Maurice Block. Kent St. because. they're "treated right." It's the kind of treatment we'd like to receive it we were selling to you. .

Highest peak in Argentina is 23,081-foot Mount Aconcagua.

CASH”

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ON YOUR OWN SIGNATIJRI

25": YEAR iN CANADA

il0lISEil0l.D FINANCE

D. 1. Done, Manager 150 Great George 51., who 1, phone 1992 CHAILOTITIOWN. P.I.i.

By Fagaly And Shorten