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THE (THARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Bell Tel 158 1-8 3t0ck - Close

Brazilliasi 26 Alilfim“ l5 1-9

Can CBJ‘ Pfd 35 1~2 A!!! C421 ‘l0

3%" ‘Etc pm ‘° ‘it ‘£25.33 ‘if

m Dom Bridge 2n Arlen 27 3251i s" a .3 fihlit n f2 en - , -

Founda. Co l6 1-4 Aunor 3.55

Gen Steel WIN! l4 13585111“ l5

Imp Tob 12 1-8 3lmktl l4

Int Nickel 35 1-8 Bear E3 3'1

Lake 0f Woods 25 1-4 Seattle lfi

new "m" .2 n. stir?“ r

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Shawlnigarn l’! '1~2 Brit Dom 53 1-2 st, Law 00m 3 1-4 Broulan

Buff 0Q 3.4

gglmont 152g

Montreal Burh d“ M“ u

- Cent Pat .12 C t P

allied Nations receiving war materials from Canada will see this label, egg,“ m’ g on all equipment and munition containers. The new design issued byl Asbestos 25 Chester .56

Mutual Aid Board is io be stamped on all cargoes being shipped from| B A o“ zz Cochenour .43

Canada. The emblematic maple lea! printed in yellow and red blending Beauharnois ll Cflmmfill 23 is set against a background of royal blue. The outer and inner circular’ g%i;tlxlll¥alirh V; 8331:5433‘ lincsiwllh the wedge lndents will be in a red color. The English, Russian Do“ A 6 (H, gm smel; 44 and Chinese letterlntzs o! the world ‘Canada! will be printed in bluejlrascr 1'1 3.4 a Cr 14! m. a ellow background. m-aw, v T Q 17 3.4 Eust Mal 1.65

n Y ,._. ".- ~—- _—: Home m; 355 Eldorado 1,38

Imp on 13 3.4 Gods L l8 1-2 Price Com 13 admin’ 17 Ad fsing llat Pa hl ' Ad w gglgeik“ l?’- ____ U

| G I-lalcrow 16 Minimum Charla tor Any Advertisement 25 Cents Hglpllwgltll M In: central Guardian locals. an per word- weflgrn n,“ 5; m | Han“ 12 2o per word; Announcement: and oming Events 3:8 per: wflffrl? lglglrfligfi 04 Ulassilled 3o per word: ln Memorials: Notices 70o per inch; 1,1.“ "i Howe '30 Floral and Spiritual Offering Cardl. eto.. Bo per name; Letters of mm g; 31 1 2 condolence 10o per Inch; We ding enga ements i0 words for $1.00 Imp guy 15 3'4

and ll) cents tor every additional ll wor |. Notices oi Thank ml _ , u m. | h s I Int Nick as 1-4 Approve 0n. - per m: or 4o ‘er word. Lists o! Subscription: 1m, pate 2g 1.2 s0 cents per inch. Address and Presentation 81.00. Other rates on Jack W 05 7-8 application. . Jnqm 2 ‘l€‘“°°.i’da - °‘ r552

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Female Help Wanted ' For Sale {rill ll.“ t?»

mural) - MAID. EXPERIENC- non SALE-PORTABLE norm! Km‘ T° 12 l‘? ed in plain cooking. Good WBEES and saw. Apply G. H. Newman. ‘at: gag?“ mliog Avlply Government House. Union Road. 9-l7-2i. ° '

- 9_14_51_ __..____________ Lana Gad 05 3-4

_ FOR sans: - panama nrunaa. {fillfihh 19°

WANTED -—!TV§'0 Apply Joseph Donovan, Mogellk m Macassa 3 3g

~ o a ea e. ' - - . < éirecflv?” gm-me “Office, --——___-____ Slave go 02 3-4 Richmond Street. Charlottetown, FOR SALE-CHEVROLET cour-c Stflerp 132 9.12.1 9-16-31. '34 in perfect condition. 159 Dor- Km" 1B w” ,_____€_____.._____._ c); S; ,- _ _ _ _ ~ 511d 50B 04 e e st. City. 9 1'1 u. , _ S m

WANTED-GIRL T0 new wml l————~————————-— *=*rl-‘”‘ "‘ " ‘ -- ~ ~ Egg? gig

¥i‘3i°.w§6§%-‘i“°°““°°" “lit-ll E “i1.” 5”!‘ "fig?" . 52%.‘? din $53132 4 ' ‘ xccn ve irec or an ecre ary- -

“" T‘ . t h a d, M iti Uup Can 1:13

Me“ ‘md wmnen wanted nilrgglttiriefsegvicte e iiiiianoi’ xgigfllfgia

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PROFITABLE scam: - TIMI- AT N w N §yla;;,g°;,,gg>gr,}gfli,,fig;f,i;,, “ggggg? Wrl Hen: 3.45 work offered m men, women and Business and Posh Office consist- “on A valued member o! the Am_ alte Am 5.20 young people as Representatives lng o! General Store. situated on grim,“ Geneva of H05 m‘, Admiib Wendlgo 21 1-2 lur 0H1’ Popular Personal and |mpr0ved highway between National -t t, 4’ I h c? d, Ho Iymlr 99 1'3 liorczl Christmas Card lines- Park and Kenslngton. Buildings in ‘s-m “r5 ‘mi ° ' e “l” a“ S‘, oulsmndll? ‘mules m“! Qxtenswe good condition. An old established ‘mm collncll’ m“! pqsnless mark CURB vnriciy ma es sales very easy. business Sh“ m“ ngcr, assistant aumimsilator and vm-y nbel-a} cqmm155iOn5, free P“, of the mm" can "ma". on Secretary of the Board of Trus- _C0n lTa-p 5 l~4 sample albums. Masterkraft h" ' ices of the Moncton Hospital, ‘Fbflthll 1.37 Greeting cam 00., Limited. 931 p ‘ .Mmicton, New Brunswick Miss ,01l Sel 04 Confederation BldrgnMmilreilli ‘ s. numvmo s. sons. i Wilson's outstanding ability and gglsgoo iii

-.i0-9-l-35-26l. ———————~—~~ “we experience have bean applied Telllnkk 1'9 "F115;

‘"- the organization and direcilon To“, Sales ‘a: ‘

.Wanted-

__ WANTED ~— HOUSE 0R. APART- 9 15-31.

_____.____._._____ TED TO BUY—BABY GRAND

Cash. 9-15-31 ___________._.__ ED — ROOM 1N VlClNlTY of trrrftcn Street West. n-‘liiéligii

mcni. Phone l'l99-J. -

Pznno in gcmi condition. Write "A! Guardian.

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_ __€__.____.._,___. "TED —- A HOUSE TO Tpg/lls’ Fadiyagtlglgifl‘: ' lGoosebei-rics. etc.

‘ ' ' 0-16-31

FOR SALE

The larm properly or the "l", Daniel J. Siewar . Beautifully situ- ated on the iiloniaguc River, chains of shore frontage. 65 aicrcs under cultivation. 30 ncrcs under heavy timber. 150 dpplfl 11165. 150 plum trees, Z acres strawbrrrirsl and an abundance of small fruiis such as Raspberries, Currnutr. Close to school, churches and stores. Excellent market facilities and about lilllll" cl a mile to one oi the best fill-illi-

lu turcs with c1 ltd

carry- fleeces with a higher dust content than the sheep whith for-

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cf the New Plan fcr Hospital Core, a voluntary "self-help" group effort which provid-os hospital care at a ccst of less than 2c per day per person

___.________ reaming over dry pas- rcant v:g:tt\l,ion or over

fields and cummer fai-

siiccp penned in riu=tv corrals. will naturally

Sheep

lot , rm (is or

age ovcr welLgreased

ranges. 0N COLUMBUS‘ TRAIL

Am C and F iicds or Anaconda u

Eiec Auto Lite

New York Stock Exchange

T0 Let a lb t in i. rie in the Mari- . "T"; u El —-—————- ———~ ~————— lhIes-ollollrse l: gllllllillell Wllh He“ p.212“..‘i3§..£$~3§'g§§‘{ l: ‘Zognfil Gtnllorelfld T0 LET-HEATED ROOM. QPPLY trielty and telephone. . Aliply W g“... nagigau“ ‘ Lien Motors Guardian. l7 1i inn“! STEWART ADOLPHE _»__—____ ‘.»__________ llflenizewttd _....__._ _ _____._____ . _ . .0 a t_R"“““' App“ G““"‘“““' 9'17"” 940-1744‘ should be braided!) (51 “The i1euvl' it'll-it? co ’ - - “ m1. _ a l Be \ llrlt) wflfilPd Moisture And A11" . ;ii.2::“.‘x°ii°.i“.3‘“...-;.ii:“§£:...:yggaglg J —-~A_ Q I ‘ : - i ivwren. aov on cum. ouau- In Filling SIlOS gfiufjtf, elifr°dfl.‘lgfggémsyfi,.ffé‘mifi g g Fslabber tdian _ I ____ qtocatecl at‘ the; bottiom of tglfi slllo west Union n I or warm l“ “r npmr" ‘Ztfiifl-“Ri? s‘ was w = El ‘ ll experlm. - ~ . . '_ = B5 9C W A gist zgllfilgfi bYéttiIlSlZlLd 1y. tfxtlkirhguclarc to fill in iflictl tsraml! “flaw Con’ mire‘ For; srrr- i‘ h" rile "$551.22: €fiii§°‘tv.‘.§“irJ-‘i“ii3°§i‘ M" found that the mo stile con e l - ~ ~ - . l, th t lm orant age is settled. it is wcll to exa- Commerce La‘ ge quantity of clams‘ (fgctlgls gift): nloste Sllllllsflbl: Encist- mine the top from t‘mc to time to Montreal we“ r r P" w"- %-r-=:..;‘..:"t..in2:r“" “m i“ rather“;

J. n. JENKINS (Prov-l

' . 9-17-21

Wanted at once Mon‘; sultn

—extra coats-pants — wind- breakors (lcbther and cloth) Leather coats. oven-coats and iaineonts. Men's and My!

i mechanics’ tools.

. Exchange Store

‘ l“ Richmond Street Phone

__l3e_ 931p

Royal Packing Co.

footwear also carpenter; and .

but it is possible to make reason- ably good silage with the moistulo ranging frcm belxziw that arliiiounot; lyNext ance an c ":-

pc moisture content is the

o uir in the silofle mags, 11,15 undqrira-blc to force all , of the air from the interspnces of 1 me out crop, only a small amount ‘ of air being, neccssnry fcr lunctioning o! the ensilag-e Pre-

cess.

To provide the of air in the silage the precautions should be

(l) The

the silo shculd'b: airtight, that there are no small M165 0r cracks: (2) Th of the crop should be about 65 n" (3) The si __£‘J_1l\

ro r amount p pe follnwinll

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AUCTION SAL

‘FridayfSopt. l1tll, l9ll3 at I O'clock

0F PROPERTY KNOWN AS WESTBOURNE, N0. 7 WEST STREET, CONTAINING 18 ROOMS. LOT -_ 60 x 242 AND RUNNING TO WATERFRONT.

i9 x 12) Wilton rugs; ind six chairs, odd chairs; marble-top table; quantity flommodes, 1 largo desk; I bilmifi 2 carpet sweepers;

lillairl; 1 lawn mower; garden tools;

; 1 lamp; l-llrtslns and rsperies;

pillows; oar window shades; mats; dishes, pots

_i SINGLE GARAGE.

I am instructed by Mrs. l . lie auction her property and household furniture, inclu

Round dining room table 5 5°58, springs and mattresses; Silly wardrobe; mahogany bureau; bookcases and books; 2 upholstered chairs; 1 mahogany

Gavin Harding to sell by ‘sub

and six leather-covered chairs; 1 fumed oak rocker; 1 maho- walnut bureau; 2 breakfast table

of photographic equipment; 8 nterprln ldtoiieu rouge with oil 1 sottoe; porch lettoc and lawn 2 pairs hedge clippers; rug; floor coverings;

“lid pans and several other articles.

W. I. QIATOR, notional’.

Ania.‘

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5 per cent nbcve 01"

9' out“ "III u - uv Z a": caoatsi$°re cJQE 4&2

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“man-t- 40-» ‘gugénit-gér

1283“ o S

Heating By

FAIRBAN KS-MORSE

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Sn your mum! i-Nt out” o1 F A C I O ll V Saint Jciin. h. 1!. Office

PALMER ELECTRIC l2’! Kent Street, Charlottetown

THE-CANADIAN FAIRBANKS-MORSE CO., LlM

anluaaookr Vi)

75 Prince William St.

DEALERS:

PALMER b WILLIAMS Water Street, Summcrsido

ssavmo ‘nu uunso ‘mmous wml wan ALCOHOL

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.695 0 °@- 0 2T0

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WAR ALCOHOI.

Here is a load of grief for Hitler ; z ; 1000 pound packages of concentrated destruction, made with the help of War Alcohol, and powerful enough lo flatten whole city blocks.

Due lo its "stabilizing" influence, alcohol is also

g’: '§ used in tremendous quantities in the making of

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“x

smokeless powder and other wur materials." ls

u basis for eiher, widely used in the manufacture \0 of high explosive. If keeps planes ice-free. It / keeps trucks and tanks rolling in zero temper- atures. Ii ls used in the production of synthetic rubber and plosiics. li serves doctors, nurses and field dressing stations us u practical dis- infeclcnt. Alcohol is now in Bottle Dress 24 hours

u day. All of our plants are producing it ; a l

lo 100% capacity ; . a for the duration.

HIRAMWALKER 8. SONS LIMITED

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"is DEADLIER uEcAuss or »

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"Rook Maple” split, Write or phone and prion

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HARDWOOD

We require a quantity hard wo0d—-

4 foot lengths. stating quantity,

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FRASER

‘Charlottetown

(Passed by Censor).

WHEN word was first flashed -

throughout the world that Right Honourable Winston Churchill, Pruno Minister of Great Britain, was in Quebec there was much specula- tion throughout tho country as to hnw he had reached Canada's Ancient (Yapitul. Ono citizen declared he had it ‘ on thc best of authority" that “r. Churchill hurl landed at Wolfe's Cove from a submarine; another had “definite information" that he had descended on the Plains of Abraham in n helicopter. lt “'21s n great pressing gnmc. But rnllwnymon were not guessing. 'l‘hoy know, but they did not loll. They also know just when and how Prcsiilrnt Roosevelt and Premier Mackonzie King would roach ucbcc. But tho words “Secret and nfidcntinl" at the heorl of the transportation advices mcnnt just that tn them. The flirt thllt tllcrc lvne no lcnk and that tho many spccinl trains uircd to movo the three great lcn era of tho nllicd nations, their numerous advisers a ' la and members of thcir i=5 , operated without a hitrh is n t bute to (Ynnudinn rnllwnjvmcn. One he first Canadians to greet Mr. C.“ when ho ut foot on Canadian an‘; i was R. . Vaughan, Chairman an _; President of the Canadian Natio Railways, which System o xatcd ll of those "Secret Specials,’ including

tbs train which curried thc Ilriilsll Prime Minister and tho mmni-r-rc hf hisinlmcdintn pnriy inQln-iwv f-u‘ lin- o ning of ihc (‘nnfvrr-ni-i-

residential b‘ rcvinl which l" Roosevelt a.n his atnfl‘ from Qilflift} to Ottawa, and from thc (‘nmniinri Capital on his home jnurnryv. (lihcr special trains opcrziiod hy tln- Nui- ional System in (‘flllllilPflitll \\'lill lho Conference carried 'l'lil‘lll|i(‘l‘.~l uf iin- i" cabinets of lmih Grout liriiain nlnl the United States, high govnrnlnollt officials, military nlul unvnl exports and advisers and momlvors of thcir

stofla.

.-» l5 mil .. . l‘in-in;_vr:\pli.~a sin» lfihcsidcnt li< iil.\‘(‘\'l'li ’s SPP-"lill arriving nt Ottawa. It. was llnuli-d by um- nf the National Symtom’! famous 6400's, the type nf engine uscd on the train which f‘.'\l"l'l('\l Tllolr .\lnj a, King George \'l uml Quoon uznht-th, t'.\'.li. lines (luring their visit in in in lilliii. ‘Z Mr. Churchill graciously unveiling to n request for his autograph during n brief opera- tional stop at n (XNIR point on route. Ii-llriiish trnltsgirt chiefs photographed in a C.N. huslnesa

uni ihv rival .\lr.

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car. Lord Ileatbers, Minister o! Wax ‘ Transport (at left), and Sir Ralph t Metcalfe, Director of Sea Transporkl 4-—Primo Minister Churchill and Pre- mier Xiacknaaiw King on that platform

alCliarny. il-Mombm of the (lsurohill party 7 , inspecting the big looomotivi of the special train. The group inclulirs Brigalllcrs Porter, Klrkman midi Jacobs, Major Buckley, Min Bright,‘ the secretarial staff, N. B. Walton; Executive Vice-President .of m‘ (INJL; N!!! J. F. Prlngle, -"~r~.~-.\‘. Managu- of the Ailov l- ‘ -

Delinliely not designed for lzlr-nour but for profs

‘ style steel helmets being issued to members of ih~ (‘

AJILV COFDS. YSU (‘fllll Sh)’ fl“

p‘ l anything for a girl, but the new ones charm. However, since the has. ..

guarantee to hide any tiwlih

rr-‘ion, this u--\\' lll0(l“l'(l0i‘= i. ~ job Aw shown in laictutes, (I0 new rr . .1 cl mtniun. Aliholl ill not any light‘!

_l'.li i tint i "~rls‘ ii';hic.' lt 1,5 bgl. x- ‘t mi a steel hrlmet in one. The outed : vi leaning a light-weight head piecg (o; Icannnlan Army Photo),

(l. ~ . - .5 ...i. worn ior snout, out for proi- f lifniv-lllfl "We in? can be r | pmtccilcn ngnilvt sun