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T; AUGUST w, 1949
THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN
PAGE NINE
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PHONE
APAIITMEIIT HOUSE FOR SALE ‘BYVTEIIIIEII
Will accept TENDERS for Apartment House, 20 Brighton Road, till August 31st. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
396 or 451
B. ROY HOLMAN
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Clasdlied 8c per word: n! Floral and Spiritual Offerings,
Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance
Minimum Ohargc For Any Advertisement 20 Cent Central Guardian Locals ac per word; Western and l-Jastem Locals z; pg: word; Announcements and Coating Events 8o pn word; ln Mcmoriam Notices lic per inch; Lists
of Condolence iilc per inch; Wedding Engagements t0 words Ios
$1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 words;
and Appreciation, 84c per inch or 6o ps word; Lists of Subscrip- tion; 0 cents per inch; Address and Presentation SL00-
Othes Balls an application.
Owls. etc. 5c per name: Letten Notices of Thanks -
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Boarders Wanted
WANTED" MALE STUDENT. private home, near Prince of Wales College. Apply 53 Edward Street.
MALE STUDENTS ACCOfiO- dated 23 Orlebar Street. Phone 1326-11.
liars & Trucks For Sale
EOE saTE-lals MORRIS 10 st:- dan. Very low mileage. Apply MacKays Garage, phone 26484..
FOR SALE —- 1,5 TON CHEVRO- let, truck. New engine. .2800 miles. All good tires. Perfect condition. Priced to sell. Thane Adams. Sea View.
FOR SALE — 1042 DODGE CAR. Apply P. J. Proude d: Sons. Park- dale. Telephone 300-W.
For: sans - 1030 cnavnonar Sedan. Heater and defroster. Good condition throughout. Can be seen at George Williams. Sum- merside, all clay Saturday and Monday.
liars Leaving CAB GOING TO TRURO TUES-
day, phone 1802.
For Sale
FOR SALE-'-LADY'S BICYCLE. Apply 159 Dorchester St.
FOR SALE — STEAM RADIA- tors. Piping. hot. point. and mot- onized valve. Bargain. Apply John MacFadye-n, 14 Belmont st.
l-‘Olt SALE - LADTS BICYCLE. Practically new. Phone 1009-L.
FOB SALE - PROPERTY IN POP- lar Grove consisting of house and 54 acres. Good lumber. For pal’- ticulars apply Wm. MacDonald. Freeland or Ziohn MacFsdyen, l4 Belmont St. Charlottetown.
FOR SALE — PUMP HEAD AND Cylinder. Also 45 feet 1% inch galvanized pipe. almost new. John M. Inman. New Argyle.
FOR SALE -- SUNSHINE FOLD- ing convertible pram. Padded lin- ing. Good as new. Mrs. Dan Palmer. Albany.
FOR SALE - ONE GRAY AND Snyder Potato Picker, used one season. Apply Ray McOax-ville. Carleton Siding.
FOR SALE - FAST DRIVING horse. six years old. will work anywhere. Apply Ben Mills, St. Peter's Road. two miles from Charlottetown.
FOR SALE - 1 BULL ‘I MONTHS old (fat). David Rennie, Darling- ton. New Wiltshire.
l-‘OR SALE-NBS DODGE SEDAN. grim; motor. Good tires. Apply -J.
FOR SALE — UNIVERSAL JEEP with power take off and gover- nor. recently overhauled. Perfect condition. John Du ‘Pasquler. St. Peter's Bay.
range, perfect condition. Phone 6-2 or call at 253 Fitzroy Street, Summerside.
FOR SALE-MASSEY HARRIS hinder, perfect condition. Ford- son tractor T. C. A. Colwill, New Haven,
For ilent FOR RENT - TWO LARGE AD- Jflining rooms. furnished. Kitchen privileges. Couple preferred. Phone 206.
wanton l
With Several Years Experience.
“Apply in own handwriting
i». o. nor; so. Charlottetown
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i FOR SAL i No. 20 Massey-Harris Bow? CW5 Tractor, slightly used. Three section lever Harrow. two-furrow Plow mounted on, rubber tires. All in excollen wndlticii. " PRICE $1400.00 ,
HAROLD O. TRUEMAN B-l. No. 1| Amherst, N-S. 0r‘l'hcne.§270 evenings. ,
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Female Help Wanted
WANTED - GIRL T0 HELP with housework Modern conven- icnccs. Private room. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. Willis-m E. Mac- Guigan, Kinkora. P. E. l.
FOR. SALE — WHILE PRESENT stocks last; Stormtlte Asphalt Shingles in R and Clover Green. $5.00 per square. Also small quan- tity Red and Green three in one thick butts at $7.50. Orders oi ten squares or more delivered without extra charge. Heavy out- side gloss white paint, also shut- ter green and bright red at $3.75 per gallon. A. s. Hicks 6t Son. Mount, Albion. "
WANTED — ASSISTANT COOK, Dining Room Girls and Kitchen Helper for Boys’ Boarding School situated close to St. John. Good wages, pleasant ‘surround- ings. References required. Apply Matron Rothesay College, Rothc- say, N. B.
Miscellaneous
"SPECIALISTS IN CAR CLOCK Repairs." Neil McKay Ltd. P. O. Box 126, Moncton. N. B.
BUYING DAILY EXCEPT SATUR- day live fowl and chicken. Royal
Packing 00., Ltd., Charlottetown.
Lost LOST — FROM HANDICRAFT Building Exhibition, August 18th. small plastic aeroplane and grey fountain pen. Finder please re- tum to W. I. Office, Provincial
Building Annex.
Personal
FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMDAGO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply i-iest Penetrating Glorv Oil. At your Druggist.
Venetian Blinds
HAROLD CLARK. PHONE 15284. Free drape hangers. Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.
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Summer Iially In Siocit Model Ends
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S—(AP)— m
The stock market declined last week for the first time in 10 weeks.
Some claim the setback marked the end of a summer rally. Others vlew it as a temporary interrup- tion. .
In any case, an advance that started in mid-June, after the market had plunged to a 4 1-2- year low, was stopped.
Faint signs of trouble appeared toward the close of the previous week. Then, last Tuesday, a three- day decline reached a climax when the market, in a quiet and orderly fashion, took the worst spill since June 13.
Wail Street wasn't too much concerned with what was a com- paratively severe drop. The ex- perts sav/ nothing in particular in the news to account for the re- lapse, aside from a larger than usual batch of dividend reduc- tions and omissions.
For the financial district it was a period of watchful and hopeful waiting. Wall Street watched for a new trend to take shape and hoped, as usual, that it would be upward. .
llplurn In Demand For Sleel Continues
CLEVELAND Aug 28—-(AP)—The
upturn in demand for steel con- tinues, said the magazine Steel today. '
Contributing to the trend "are completions of inventory reduc- tions, a conviction there will be no immediate steel price cuts, and an improvement in some fields. notably the household appliance industry," the trade journal con- tinucd.
The United States steel-making rate advanced another point last week to 84.5 per cent of rated capacity. This was the highest point since mid-June and was equivalent to 1,560,000 net tons of ingots and castings.
Steel also noted s strengthen- ing of demand for merchant pig iron and “a continued firming of scrap prices."
Typewriters
PORTABLE - TYPEWRITERS — See the New Remington. Two tone grey finish. Big machine performance. Cash or terzm. Remington Rand Ltd., 134 Rich- mdnd Street- Phone 2111.
FOR SALE - CHOICE BUILDING Lois. $300.00 up. Stewart MacKay
Teachers Wanted
WANTED-TEACHER FOR FRED- ericton School. Supplement $350. Apply Williaml MacEachern.
W A N T E D - TEACHER FOR Littlei Harbor School. Supple- ment 570000. Clarence Chlng. Secretary.
Wanted
WANTED- ALE BOTTLES. up service. Phone 2542 Evenings i107 Michael Bros.
WANTED
Woman for pastry Vwork. Knowledge of baking essential
fancy
Hours 8 to 6. Live at
home.
Good Wages Write A.A.
c/o Guardian
WANTED — FARM WITH GOOD buildings. Electricity. State acre- age and price. Write Box 822, Guardian.
.____.t__._ii__, WANTED —- 100 HEALTHY YEAR- oid Barred Rock Hens. - State
lowest cash price to Box 820, care Guardian. ‘
AIITIOII WAIITEII
Old China, Cups, Saucers. Plates, Brass Door Knockers, old Jewellery, Paper Weights, China Dolls, School Bells, Vases, old Guns. v
Write: "ANTIQUES" care of Charlottetown Guardian.
FOR OIIIGK SALE $1000.00
1947 15X; TON STUDEBAKER
Actual mileage 29,500;
also set of factory stake body racks and heater. Tires and Mechanical Condition Perfect
MAIIIIIOE BLOOII & O0.
steel platform, with gravel
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suvmo uve AND onssseo routrnv evesv oav sxcm sarunoav
M. & AC
~r Marital Building CHARLOTTETOWN
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Salesman, age 25-40. Salary and full commission first two years while learning under supervision. Ap- ply by letter, giving educational and other qualifica- tions, to Snn Life of Canada, 148 Richmond St, Char-
lottetown.
WINNIPEG, Aug. 28—(CP)—On the Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Saturday oats and barley contin- ued firm, particularly barley. Rye firmed up after early hesi-
tion.
Closing prices:
Oats: Oct 75; Dec. 72 l-4B; May 71 5-8A.
Barley: Oct 1.28; Dec. 1.20 7-85;
May 1.17 7-88.
Rye: Oct. 1.31 1-4; Dec. 1.32 3-8: May 1.35 5-8?
Cash price :
Oats: No 2 C\V 75; ex 3 CW ‘I2 34; 3 CW 72 5-8; c): 1 feed
71 7-B;‘1 feed 70 7-8; 2 feed 67; 3 feed 67 3-4; track 67.
Barley: 1 and 2 CW G-row 1.43; 1 and 2 CW 2-row 1.34; 3 CW 6- row 1.41; 2 and 2 feed 1.29; 3 feed 1.26; 2 and 3 CW yellow 1.29; track 1.24.
Rye: 1 and 2 CW 1.29 3-4; 3 CW 1.26; rel. 2 CW 1.16 1-4; 4 CW 1.19 1-4; track 1.29 7-8.
Washington Talks More Than Mere Financial Parley
Canadian Press Staff Writer The three-way financial talks in Washington next month are billed
as a conference to try to solve Britain's dollar shortage. But they are mcre than that
What happens in Washington will have a direct effect on Canadian business.
If a solution can he found for Britain's problems, the same solut- ion probably can be used lust as well to put all oi Western Europe on its feet. '
If Britain and Europe can get enough United States dollars. and are able to use them wherever they wish. Canada is bound to get some of them in the course of in- ternational trade. If that happens. Canadian business will benefit.
If Britain and Europe can't get. enough United States dollars. or if the dollars are tied up so they can't be spent in Canada, then overseas huying in the Dominion will fall off and Canadian business will suffer.
The Marshall Plan has helped British and European recovery but a number of circumstances have recently combined to lesson its ef- fectiveness. It has become obvious even in the United States‘. that the pls-n alone will not ensure recov- C
FY.
And it is illogical to expect that the United States will continue in- definitely the Msrshall Plan "handouts" to foreign countries.
i WATERPROOF PLYWOOLIS
EXTRA LARGE SIZES IN STOCK TODAY L4” x 4' x 12' FIR 5/3” x 4' x 12’ FIR. Limited Supply
CHANDLER BROS. Belmont St. PHONE 2384
Buy With iloniidenee
Abbott's high‘ quality paint, all colors. gal. 3.50, qt. 1.00.
Truck tarpaulinl, all alaes lrom $8.40 t0 $52.50. P.0.W. shirts .......... .. 1.50 each
Rebuilt army boots New army style boots Army ‘IUIIBdIDOCE and ra ncape
for Army mesa tins, 2 for Rubber gloves Children's sneakers
We have a complete stock of men's and boy's working clothing. We are operating 0n a small mark-up. You can definitely buy for less money here.
New gray army blanket all wool, 60} 80. p ............ ..$8.50 Genuine H. B. Bis ta lrcdl 60 x B0 ,.... ..... “$14.95 pr. American army sunglasses leath- er case $2.95
We have Westinghouse electric irons. toasters and heaters. Men's and Boys‘ Swim Trunks 82.25 t0 $2.75. Army Khaki Shorts
Machinist Screw Drivers _. 95c Army Towing Cables .. .____. $6.00 Blitz Cans and Spouts ._ $8.95 Night: Driving Glfllsag _ $3.05
R. C. A. I". Flying Goggles Ponn. Motor Oil, ti qta. . Tread Mats ................... .. New d" Boiler Tubing lengths. Many other items at real value.
Buyers of iron. metals.
hides. and bottles.
All C.O.D. tended.
Block's Surplus Assets 160 Kent Street
The problem facing the Washing- ton negotiators is one caused by a shift in financial and industrial power from Britain to the United States
Britain was the world's leading financial and. industrial country through most of the 19th cerlLury. Vllhcre IVIZS no serious shortage of {sterling as there now is a shortage [of dollars. Britain was a free-trade ,cou.ntry. She sold more goods than |she bought, but she invested her
surplus earnings overseas.
- The flow of funds from Britain ‘to the Dominions and colonies. the _United States and other countries lprovlded those countries with the ‘sterling they needed to pay their
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TO RENT
Summer cottage at Keppoch, for remainder of season. Fur- nished with running water and electricity. Meals if de- sired.
KEPPOCH BEACH HOTEL Phone 2381
orders promptly at-
A COMPLETE LINE
GRADE coats m STOCK READY ro DELIVER PROMPTLY.
WE SUGGEST THAT YOU ORDER YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW.
A. PICKARD
UEL SERVICE
WELSH
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STOKER
Sprlnghill Sydney and
Bros
Kindiing Wood and Hard Wood Also Fuel Oil
and C0.
PHONE 240
ANTHRACITE
COAL
d'Or
bills.
Two world wars left Britain's in- dustry weakened. and her overseas investments were almost gone. The same wars greatly increased the in- dustrial predominance of the Unit- ed States.
But the United States has not been dependent on other countries for food and raw materials as Brit- ain was when she led the world iri- dustrially. The United States, un- til recent years, wasn't dependent on free trade for her prosperity.
American tariff policy was devel- oped so as to protect home indust- ries first. even at the cost. of in- tel-national trade.
What the Washington conference will be seeking, in effect. is some modem-day method of making American dollars do the develop- ment job in Britain and Europe which sterling did in many count- ries, including the United States,
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WASHERS
It's a quick-clean wash —bccause the ‘Ki-zone washing action" of the famous G-E Activatorgets out all the dirt—in double-quick time.
It's n quick-clean wash - because the "3-zone action" activator . gently forces out every speck of dirt rapidly. It's safer too because the instinctive wringer gives you split second control-the lightest push
or pull does it.
_ 80o your nearest 6-! DocIor today CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
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HANDYMAN DOBBIN
OSLO »- (CP) -- Norwegian farmer Kristian Kihle has a horse with unusual talent The horse has learned to work a pump by taking the handle in its mouth. Each day after work the horse pumps enough water for himself and a herd of cows that share his quarters.
VEGETABLES BY AIR
ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. — (CPI -< With local vegetable ltarvcsts fallo ing off, more than a ton of frssli vegetables grown near Monet-on, N. B., were flown into St. John's in a few clays recently. ltiosié popular airborne crops were peas and beans. .
FOR
Asphalt Shingles, Arrowloclr. square.
Used Airport windows, complete with sash and frame, sult- able for barns and henhouses, and other building material at
lowest cost. Also new Massey second-hand Ford Tractor.
SALE
all colors. available at $5.00 per
Harris Potato Digger and one
OIIIGWELL 8t IIOSSITEII
6 MORELL ‘- 0W0?
G-E
Deluxe usher
‘other c-r Washers from $100.50
R. T. Holman Ltd.
tiummsrslde t ltilarlottot on
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106 iloat
St. '
Carr's Electrical
OEALEII Phone 2101