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cn earlv fractional losses sat. urday and asteadyundeiwne devel.

Weaker ior 111051. of the K851011- sesslon Saturday on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange to close 11.34 higher. October closed at $1.02 ‘A.

TORONTO, Oct. 15 —- (OP) —-

our ocrosra l5, 1944

371% BOIIS

DUE OCTOIER 15', ‘I949

wCH HAVE IEEN CALLED FOR PAYMENT A AT PAR ON OCTOBER ‘l5, I944)

Your holdings of these isslies may be con- verted into Seventh Victory Loan Bonds dated November 1, 1944. Bonds of these issues will be accepted st a price of 100%% in payment for Seventh

Victory Bonds. This conversion may be arranged during the Victory Loan with your Victory Loan salesman, with your Bank, Trust or Loan Company from whom details are available.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Charge for Any Advertisement 26 Cents

Central Gnurllnn locals, 5c per word; Western and Eastern locals u per word; Announcements and Corning Events 3c per word; Classiﬁed 1c per word; In ill -' Notices 10c per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc., 5e per name; Let- ars o! Condolence ‘Ilc per inch; Wedding engagements t0 words for $1.00 and 1O cents for every additional 3 words. Notices oi Thanh and Appreciation, 70c per inch or 4o per word. Lists oi subscriptions A0 cents per inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on application.

Wanted For Sale WANTED — FURNISHED APT» FOR. SALE — ONE TRACTOR house or flat ADDIV Guardian. plow, two 2 h.p. engines. G. ' ' W. Roliings, Rustico Harbour.

wsixiisii—'r_o— no! - sushi store business. Write XYZ. Sum- merside. 10-14-31

WANTED — TWO BRIGHT rooms for married couple. Good locality. Apply JL, Guardian.

10.16.11

Female Help Wmed

WANTED — MAID. NO COOK‘ irilz. Evenings frce. Good waxes» Phone 1593-22 i0-l.l-_2_i_.

WANTED—GIIL FOB. GENERAL housework. Stnali family. Apply Guardian. 10-11 '15-

WANTED - Ill-AID son can.

eral housework. Apply Mrs. Wendell MacPherson. 339 illus- to11. 10.13.31

WANTED — COMPETENT MAII) for general housework ‘.11 home with all modem wnvoniences. three adults. knowledge of nlaln

cooking essential, good tirages. Write Box ‘"1"’ c.o Guardian. 10.13.81

Wan-ran _ WOMAN on. cinr. for general housework. Morn. lugs only. Apply Mrs. Edwin C. Jo nstone. Phone 1737.

10.12.14.163!

FOR saﬁi

Registered Shorthorns

4 heifers 2 1-2 years old with calf. Also several registered tows and some grade cows with calf and two bulls 2 1-2 and 1 1-2 years old. All dual purpose stock.

HECTOR MaeKAY, De Sable

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FOIL SAITE — CHOICE BUILDJ ing lots in good location Priced

right. Apply 90 Park 8t. or Phone 1915i... 10.14.61. FOR SALE-AT GRAFTON FUR. niturc Exchange Store, 2'47 Grafton, A_1 used furniture. Phone 1770. 10.14.81 sans or STOCK, Crop and‘!

Implements of Everett McKinnan,

Cvvehead. postponed until Wed.

nesday. Oct. i8, 3 o'clock. 10.14.11.

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FDR SALE — ONE YEAR. OLD

ram. John C. Gallant, Kinkora. 1

FOR. SALE — ENTERPRISE CAST iron kitchen stove, almost new. also oil burner for kitchen stove. Apply 9 K1118 Square. 10.16.21

Strayed STRAYED — IIOLSTEIN COW,

Jersey cow, Jersey heifer. Phone Fred Turner, R3113. 10.16-11

rifts: -

The stock market was soft for min- ,or losses for all index groups n: Saturday's two.hour acssion- The gold izroup posted an index loss of

08 but the weakness was ttreatei" .than the adjustment indicated as 'niany of the widest losers are not n1 the index group.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15 — (AP) — Stock Market buyers. after much indecision during thp past short week. took on the utilities Saturday but continued to shy a/wav frcm

Grain futures rallied to recover most m, their

lye futures advanced late in the N ' Noranda

Price Com

Quebec Power

Shawinigan

St Law

Si. Law Pfd

Steel Of Canada

Brazilian

Montreal Exchange

At A Glance s... B A Oil -_-_- Buck Silk Bell Tel n-i-egiusi-it iegiotioiib _ ‘Si’ _ 3211111115516 v s last week on the Stock Exchange Can Steam and Curb Market and banks 11nd Dill 5998 utilities drifted up a little in the Fraser indiccs and industriais, papers and Fwd A golds were oft. Volume was liaht. Found, c0 H d Smith oancaoo Oct. is - (AP) - 101w“ e

oped in all markets. The trade was go: gm? not heavy’ . Lake of Woods WINNIPEG, Oct. i5 -<c1=>- M" P°W¢Y

Massey Harris

at Steel Car

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TORONTO. Oct. l5 — (CP) —

mrmv rail and industrial leaders.

Revival of the power and iizht SalcsfStock company group was attributed 700 Alderniac mainly to brightening election 120();Ang1Q can hopes in Wall Street. 1Q5ﬂQ‘Aqu3yiu5

The Associated PIWCSS 60.st0ck a. 200mm,“, verage was urwhantzed at 55 5. as 3000‘ 0111,0110 was Friday. but on the week was 10000 00,000“. down .1 of a point. Transfers of 1500 00001. 349,300 shares compared with 446,. .,000 B.‘ 000C 950 the previous Saturday, | "800 Bgmkﬁeld

1000 Base Met 23130 Boar i 50’ ati e ll.Y. Stock Exchange Anaconda 27 3.4 _ Am Car and F 39 1.8 , _ If . Beth S1991 m 5L8‘ 5liliu .1.11k H111 N y 31,001 18 3_81 100 C;nt Pat (11.95 4, 01,10 47' COJ£H7§nt Pore (yon E5150" m L2 1110c‘ Cncstcrv Eiec Auto Lite 4i :1_a' m“ C" W111 Ggn Motors 64 L3 24007 C0111 L Gm E190 33 5J3 500C1>111aurum Gt Nor pfd 40 L4 S000 Conwest std Q11 N J 55 L2 i000 East Cr K911119001; 35 L4 2001) Last Mal Mont ward 53 L8 G70 Falcon P1111 pogo 44 1000 Fed Kirk U $ Rubber 49 7_0 2000 Franco 0 Radio c011) 10 3A 26:0 G _Yel_ Knife Am T91 g; Te} 103 L2 500 Gillies Texas ()0 45 3 4 1000 Gods L Unitcd Aircraft so 3'4 2°” m“ R°°k Vanadium Corp 13 1f 3 1909 HQPKPX‘ West Union 44 3'4 2o00 I-Izirrlcana. West Elec 1'7 1100 Hcziili U S Stcel 58 3 4 130 Hollingcr ' 500 Howey ._._________ 826 Int Pete 0081mm Iwalte BAN o 0 Jaco a Ks 1500 Jcilicoe Montreal l0 3 4 300 Kirk L. Royal 1'5 1700 Labrador P | 0g0LLDufauit eriods of conval J 411111111110 wounded Canadian solfiig-sélcwillrggl 1000101)" Cad shortened considerabh. in the m0, 1400 Leitch ure. and the mcn will b0 returned to - G00 L“ m‘ dilly without n drastic loss of' “U0 ‘uacﬂssa weight. Reasons 10,. m0 imprmwb 7450 Maciscn mm" 15 a heir “1ii1lksiiakc" incor- 13w Mannie ovrnllnc Vﬂflfllls body-bu. cling 01¢. 1°00 Mm‘ “i E merits and Supplementing’- mgular 1500 Mnralgo

meals. Developed iiv Medical Corps iﬁifﬁ’.‘.l.‘éii’i‘f~ii' 1'51. “’"“““““°" Soldier‘ m hospitgl Y to wounded

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IAIS AND TlIlES

30¢

r0 LET r 2 nnsrao nooors. Apply Guardian. 10.14.21.

AT BROOKFIELD,

ON WEDNESDAY. OCT. ll, I.“ Commencing at One O'clock Sharp

I am instructed by PARKER A. HORNE to sell by public auction his stock and implements, as fol-

STOCK: - Entire herd e! rel- ll "‘ _ cattle. including Z mung bulls, ii cows due to I i October, 1 cows milking, several open heifers. This herd is fully ac- credited and 3.0.1’. Records. Also 1 C. years old, 1 Percheron horse. loyoars old. I driving horse a, nso 1b., 1 ewes, 1i sows. one with litter, hens

and pullets.

IMPLEMENTB: -- 1 Hall's Thresher, I Masse Harris Disc. Drill complete wit fertiliser at- tachment (new), 1 hay mower. I wheel rake new), 1

row ). 1 Lever Spring tooth hsrrow new), I spike barrow. I hiller. nrnler's holler. set of teal cream se orator. Express

harness. driv-

ng urn I cart saddles. also orhs, shove hoes. etc. Also 2 fox pens, 1 broader house I0 x I2.

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3-200 Louvlcourt 3100 McKenzie 500‘McV1tt 7500 Mid Cont 600 Mining CPN 1000 Moneta (i100 Ncgus l5 Noranda 1000 Nnrmetal 14200 Northland 600 Omega 1 U0 O‘Br1en Pomour 3.’) Pzirtciian n10!) Payinast 1103 Pick Ct‘ 100 Powell Vt 100 Preston 2000 Piirdy 200 Queenston 1011? Oucmont 500 Roche 1000 Ruuyn Merg 1000 St. Anthony 6008.111 Ant 36215Sc11ator ldsherritt 4300 Siscoe 1000 Siiiden Mal 500 Sturgeon 900‘Sull1van 100‘Teck Hu 500ITcm Lund 300‘Upp Cda 100 Waite Amu 8700 Wiisa L 1000 W!ltsey.Co 55 Wrt I-Inrg

50000. West Mal

CURL! 1500ITcmisk

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Your furnace burn a mixture of gas and oxygen. The gas is released from your coal by heat-the oxygen comes from the air which YOU feed into the furnace through the drafts.

IF YOII IIAPE A IOT Alll FIIIIIIAGE

1

To ﬁre oconomically—to save coal and get the most heat from the fuel you burn-study and adjust your furnace drafts. It will pay you real dividends in increased heat and fuel-saving.

llere are FIVE important rules for ALL furnaces arid fuels

1. Avoid overheating. Do not wait until house is thoroughly warm before check- ing ﬁre. Keep the ash pit clean. 3. Replace warped or worn-out grates. 4. » Keep a fair depth of ashes above the grates. 5. Keep furnace thoroughly clean. -

rvolv voun 1mm controls

Your Iumaee ls no better than tho draft. An excessive draft will waste heat up the chimney and l " should be cut down by damper. ' "‘ lent draft .1. does not auppi enough air to support combustion

at the require rate of heat output. Poor draft is caused bv a faulty or clogged ﬂue pipe or chimney.

lIOT WATER FIIIIIAGE '3

Keep all Registers Clear. See that Furniture, Rugs, etc., do not interfere with the circulation of air by blocking either the hot or cold air registers.

2

Control your Heat distribu- tion. The heat can be dis- tributed as desired to every room by adjusting the dam- pers in the hot-air pipes leading to the registers.

3

Keep waterpan well ﬁlled to humidify the air in your home.

conditions.

should not be changed onl

major weather c anges.

B. FIRE DOOR DAMPER; The various bituminous coals are burnt with this damper open to supply air over the fire to hum the gas. For other coals. keep it partially closed.

C. ASH PIT OR DRAFTDAMPER. The roperyse of is amperin con- iunciion with the check dam er re - uiaicsihc re. A - iust to start the fire, to hold an even heantoincreasc the heat when it turns cold and Io keep the lire low durin the night. The as pit door should not e used as a dam-

Keep all registers, whether per; it wastes fuel.

intake or output, clean and

A. KEY DAMPER. The purpose of this damper is to maintain an evcn draft under varying weather ' 1n normal draft con- ditions the position ofthe damper

e altered. It should when there are

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DEPARTMENT

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D; HOWE

TACK IIP THIS ADVERTISET BESIDE YOUR FURNACE

1

D_ CHECK pipQl 081T)‘ E116 1168K p Md!’ I? n. rooms are sometimes caused . “ "m?" by faulty piping and in- 11:11:31, T}: correct pipe pitch. These d am 1> er w can be adjusted and former

regulate the ﬁre.

cold rooms made warm.

2

Check radiators. If any radiators do not heat up after letting the air out of them, check with your steam ﬁtter or plumber.

3

Insulating saves fuel. In- sulate boiler and hot water pipes. If these are now in- striated, check for any breaks or faults. 4

Keep plates scraped and constantly free of soot.

Don't keep the tire door open. Leaving the free of dust‘ ﬁre door open sends a strong draft of cold air

over the ﬁre and against the heating -‘ , . »' , thus wasting heat.‘

‘llere IS one Fuel-Saving Tip for Ali. types of Furnaces

Leave a bright spot. Just as any automobile engine needs a spark to ignite its mixture of gas and air, so does your furnace. Rake the glowing coals to the front of the ﬁrepot, and shovel new coal in to the back. This method of ﬁring gives you maximum combustion of the fuel you are using.

MIIIITIOIS l1 SUPPLY

MINISTER

COGI“

(Continued from page 2)

believe that this policy will as. sure prices farmers very much higher than in normal peacetime years in the past. and h1g1»: for most farm products than the mi.

justmemts of the LllIlClﬂilY pub. iishcd figures that "'11s plan would increase present farm prices by not less than 20 percent, 11nd brtsuit average farm income bv not less than the same oercentnae-

The policy will protect corisum. ers against both shortages of food and scarcity prices-in fact, the 050010000. m“ 00 i; increase pro. ducticn and to reduce 1114685 W consumers.

This plan assures no more than equity to farmers it is fair to point out that it w

Mr. Bracken Discusses

n8‘: gﬁgvﬁfsxl‘: 0.- wigsigrffagé pie. as our Social Credit friends ‘Em-mates n would ‘armﬂ, that desire, and for Willfil idea I com. even after making obvious ad. mend them- it 9°95 a 1mg d15-

go further in the way of securing fair distribution of the nation's income as between industry and agriculture than any plan that any Party. Socialist or other, has yet. advanced; and in increasing the purchasing power of the peo.

tance and I think more justly and on grounds more sound than any 21811511112 yet proposed for this pur. cse.

The threat o1’ increase in tuber- culosis rates is being visited ‘with swift action 11v the Royal CJnadian Annv Medical Corps. Szibordlnzuicn

of civilian interests 111 wartime England 1111s led to a higher T.B. rate there and 1.11,, unavoidable] xposure oi’ Canadian troops has

e Ncverthelei-laiiled to increased infection in cu1-

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Terms Cash. If do es uni an the lie wllT lsephoeid the fdivigmng day. PARKER A. l-l0ltlgE. a 0 aux McCltAl-Z. u AIICLIOIIBQI- 10-11-13-14-16.

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Cl-IU QUADB-C nu joins other United Nations in multiple birth trend with discovery of her only known quadruplcls apprcpi" named from left, Great Britain Chu, China Chu, United States Chu and Russia Chu. Rev. Mark Tcnnicn found iiliic broil: sisters, who wcrc born during bombardment of Canton, living with parents in Kukong. They arc supported by Chincsc govc QuacPs survival is something of a miracle, since China's child death rate is 300 to every 10000.

Army. Speed in launching a sur-early slag“. but ‘m1 Pmvlde f” Vgy um”; Lrcopg 1n the activeinformation which mayhlater éillsku grmy st the present time will notin the evolution of Iurt er-rea nl only catch many cascs__in their-methods o! prevention.

DEPARTMENT 0F PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward island

TENDERS FOR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received at this office until noon on Monday, Oct- ober 16th, 1944, from any person or persons willing to corr- tract for the construction of:-—

DAVISON’S MILL BRIDGE, Irishtoivn Road, Lot 18.

' d ‘ h 1| t d n the forms supplied ienaleligtitelsbieimlerriizg ‘smisiviiiii; r1131: DAVISON’S Mimi

\ BRIDGE."

Required deposit must aeoompll!’ “d1 Lend"-

Specifications may be seen at this office, where Tender Forms may be obtained. They may also be seen at the office of Highway Foreman Fred Profitt, Spring Valley.

The Department does not bind itself i0 accept the lowest or any tender.

L. B. MACMILLAN.

Deputy Minister of Public Worltd and Highways.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, October 4th, 1944.

FO

Tenders will be received up to and including the 'l‘wenty\ fifth day of October, 1944, for the Property of the late John L. MacGuigan at Hope River, consisting of about One Hun- dred and Twenty-five acres of land. a little more or less, and extending from the Grady Road to the Centre Road with good buildings thereon.

For further particulars apply to TRAINOR 8: UDONNELL, Solicitors.

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