Ads Phone3632

"'TgTsts Wasted.

rm: susrmlasl s-oil. wm;..Ac time basis. Learn how an "sell cosmetics and make mg, profits. Experience not; ,mcuury. Beautiful sample ki and illustrated catalogue. Dor- aidllil cosmetiu company. 1500 pelorimier. Dept. 10. Montreal.

V HONEY-MAKING PROPOSITION

mone fast b selling Brit- Eigkeolllldlgll exciyuaive Christ mg! personal. Cards and Boxed Assortments. Sample Book free. Liberal commission and bonus- Write today for details. British Canadian Pubilhing Co. Room 107, 335 Richmond at. W. Tor- onto. 011”-

)CT NOW 1! YOU WANT EXTEA us. Join a rlrosreum Company Wm, 250 guaranteed products in- ciuding cosmetia, ” ” nec- essities, farm Droducts. Every house in your territory a poten- tial customer. No dull sessoniwith our line. Wherever you may live write in for details. Pamlier, Dept. C, Montreal 24.

LMBITIOUB MEN AND WOMEN wanted immediately to handle es-

iiise Guardian Want

Fer Sale

FOB SALE - c.c.as. BICYCLE. 3 speed. Apply 7 King Sq. ....j.,....

FOR SALE -- NUMBER TWO thresher, Halls, perfect condi- tion. Cedric McKenna. Chelton.

FOR SALE - 1 CONVERTABLE maroon baby carriage, good con- dition. Apply 7 Douglas St. .

FOB"SALE - BUILDING LOTS on Malpeque Road. Sydney A. Enman, 11.11. 7. Charlottetown.

FOR SALE - COLEMAN space heater. used three months. Louis Mccourt, Emerald.

FOR. SALE - FAWCETT OIL kitchen range, used two months. Apply Alex Jackson, Albion.

masaae-uaaxnurorl ms. 5 months old. am. Stanley Hurry. Winsloe.

FOR SALE - ENTERPRISE Range. Electric Pot Oil Burner type. Excellent condition. Phone 150, Montague.

.-.m:.j..mmZ....g.m .!'0B SALE - INTERNATIONAL

elevator digger. Also little pigs. ;1'homas Kcough. Carleton Sid- ng.

tablished neighborhood t paying 375.00 up weekly. Hun- dreds successful. No layoffs. Full or spare time. Experience unnec- essary. 200 Paula " - clude Teas. Coffees, Medicines. Cosmetics. Xmas Cards. Watches. Farm lines. etc. write for inter- view and details of my "Helping Hand Offer". Mr. G Laurin, Paula co. Ltd.. 21 St. Paul St. 15., Montreal.

Apartments Wanted

WANTED nmnrsrmn erasi- ment, four adults. Dial 9194.

WANTED TO RENT. HOUSE OI

five-room apartmcntu P h o n e 6373.

Boarders Actiilillililiiatdli”

BOABDEBS WANTED - 110 Pownal street.

BOARDEES AGCOMMODATED- Half block from P. W. C. Phone 6306.

BOARDEBS WANTED. ii 0 M E cooking, students or working people. Dial 5498.

cars & Trucks for sale

FOB SALE - 1051 PONTIAC FIVE pauerlger hard top coupe. 1-1. 5. Alien. Summerslde.

1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN DE- llvery. Low mileage. Perfect con- dition. 31500.00. Stewart Motors Limited.

FOR SALE - PORTABLE SAW

FOR SALE - COLEMAN OIL heater and .45 gallon drum. Used 4 months. Total cost 345.00. Phone 4707.

FOR SALE - TWO, YEAR OLD heifers. one heifer calf: also one Mecormac Deering gang plow nearly new. Chester White, Hampshire.

FOR SALE - NEW EUBBER tired buggy wheels. Also new and reconditioned buggies. steel or rubber tired. J. 5. Francis an Sons. Fortune Bridge.

FOB SALE-BIIIKCBETE, PLAIN or colored drip stones. 4" field tile. and fiagstones for your walk or patio. Island Brikcrete Products. 149 North River Rd. Dial 5732.

FOR. SALE - SEVEN ROOM house. all hardwood floors, con- crete celiar and a large lot, on the Corner of Pitaroy and Kent. Avlily L. 1!. Kennedy. 100 Great George street.

Female Help Wsllttd

WANTED-EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply Clifton Hotel, summer-side.

WAITRESSEB WANTED. APPLY in person only. 'l'weel's Res- taurant.

roll. SALE - 1050 HUDSON Coupe. or will sail tires. etc, sep- arately. Mrs. Katherine Roberts, York Point.

WANTED - 01111. FOR GEN- eral homework. Apply Mrs. (Dr.) W. 0. Host. in North River Road. Dial 5744.

FOR. SALE - 1950 PBEFECT, 23,000 miles. radio. heater. 3575.00. Buy direct from owner, save 8150.00. Teacher. Springfield West School.

IoDAY's SPECML e.::.”';l:.:.':. ”:':.;::: ;;;g-;,-, ;;;g; in or W W ""' " ::.”:.:::..iiE; ,?f;f,;j.”5';'.f.':.!;f,i;;;?g'5E.. .:2L.iTc50rii?e, '4?2iXrfl”ErEL.985A?.'E5 2 Tumor; pg The Mlrmmel , crop year, world wheat exports A A HSURE AND AT 32,065 IF 4 P TH T WiLL WAVE MY

Service record show a wrm ".335; iiiiiummm" ' Z4 HAHZM-AND THIS A FLAQHY HE-nzigs To

clean bill of health. Gunrdian oiilce. F IC A -L00 6i6'QATURE'"” I CQEEP OUT . O F ' L KN6 COULD rr BE eel-llaib A 1951 PLYMOUTH COACH W , . LETTEEA:x):1; A CHECK 2 T255 To 8-foot and long 1'. Not , . ' - ' ' F. R. McLAINE LTD. d ,1 1 h e H Experienced man wanted to operate 1 r 5. 3 lOTP,5& D131 7353'9 Experienced bookkeeper. un er Ve nc es at sma road grading -machine (pull grader). ? '3 ' gy ope" EVe”l"33 References required. Per- and. Hg ”'"'T ' A , T: x V X . Apply io- - l T W x l -- manent position for right REAGH BAGNALL e! . i y "'1 Ff BIG. TRUCK SALE person. Apply... Hunter River MORRISON 8: MCRAE. LTD., S'eidc a l 4 LARGE 55'-5CT'0N "A" GUARDIAN Dial 2647 or 242l V 1 we . O J N "3o?:'i(O.?rs'i.i'E?eM A'”e"”i ” 2” ' Trucks Wanted 1 -We .3 x

"SAFE BUY" BARGAINS I-081 . WE JUNK ? ” m . gs, Gm BLUE, '”iE:?tT..;'.'..".v.V”,"'.E'E.l,?”Q&;,fft?.'.2 F0? Gravel H31" MAURICE BLOCK & COMPANY g N 3- g g a Mm

eater-Low mileage -.... 31175.00 ?&;g;gELj"?g;9;g , 158 K t st t Ch I H t , :.I9:5:u:B;1:v:l')ral:i'r.Blus- mom uT:Ewn- dson:.ALLlicex:u1l::T:. Ag? COUNTY LONSTRUCHON Weenare ::seying for scrap iron and steel::1(0.0i)0p:: O A W I I :3: i?.l”0.r”'” m.j'o”l5i””v"-”s'4””3'-if a mm” ”M"'”” l-Z”.”:”.E:iy”E.Eii.”1?5.i.iff.f.?.f3.'e..... .. .... ., , F ii 11) 1 i ii i i

W" "19 --- --- - wru. THE reason wno roou - - - 1 "K i - 1950 1.-oRDgg1 Tong light brown trench coat from Dial 9535' 97 water St matenals Bee; B'-:lttE1e5,- I:1d&5):lEtct' b, t 306 d I e i J Heuuggzxpreu Box 360000 the Windmill Restaurant by FOP 5813-" an "19 19? U mg 3 3" I QOUND

.......- - mistake Saturday night, Sept. 40c per foot. a'.'m'”n-munTIMI"--IMO; PLAN:

AND MANY MANY MORE

STEWART MOTORS LTD.

TF0! Sale F03:)t57sann-naanwoon. our

son SALE - BALE IINDLINO and slab wood. Dial aosv.

FOP SALE-BULL CALI. APPLY Ilred I Andrew. East Royalty. Foil. sans:-annex rosrarolls. 4 cents lb, or 521!) bushel. (56

lbs.) Bert Poole. New Annan. 703 SALE - BUILDING LOTS

0'1 Mslpeque Road. Sydney A.

Enman. R. R. 7. Charlottetown 703 G MACIIINE. gs: model. Reasonable. Phone

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Fol ssr.a-ennunss. else A "INN": cert wheels and sale, used one use . Ooodwin'I.I(iil, Baldwin's ,Re . '

F0Jl' Sale

Farm of 60 with .'mh0"t stock, mg!- . Near churches and

. 1.? El in h "id also Tani:

llhona in iiotlse.

Help Wanted

DISTRIBUTOR

WANTED for the only com-

11th please return to 10 Pass- more St., Ciiy, and pick up his own

this Help Wasted

wan:-an - MAN roa nail": work. Steady job. Apply Box 557, Guardian.

WANTED - MAN POE PABM work at once. 375.00 a month.

om bankru

County in Prtaes Edward Island. . NOTICE is hereby gives that ills bard- shi.p Mr. Justice George J. has fixed s 501' I'll! A. atl.hehenrolisao'cloekinths noon in the Court Room in the in Charlottetown as the time and piles tor the hearing of evidence In the matter of the application of the within bankrupt for an absolute and his. order of discharge from his

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(III!) GORDON R. HOLMES. Registrar.

. Auto Loans

A loan on your car can be arrang- ed quickly and privately at Trans- Canada Credit Corporation. Each loan up to 81.500 is life insured to take care of unpaid balance in case of death. A courteous Trans ada Credit counsellor inter views you privately.

TRANS-CANADA COE.i"N. omgmvg urn-ran

is subsidiary of Traders llnassas Corporation. Ltd.)

I. DALEY. Branch Manage Block Bldg., 184A Kent St. Charlottetown. Phone 85:1

WANTED -. SALESMAN, NEAT- appearing. Good earnings. Write Box 884, care Guardian.

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TO LET P03 GTORAGE, SMALL clean barn. Dial 5284.

T0 LET-LIGHT HOUSEI(EEP- ing room. bright and sunny. Phone 6063.

TO LET-FIVE BOOM HEATED apartment with private en- trance,, 1 U4 miles from city. Phone 6279.

T0 RENT-FIVE BOOM. HEAT- ed apartment. Apply T. V. clo of Guardian.

FOR. RENT - HEATED FOUR room apartment with bathroom. second floor. Write Box 889 Guardian.

FOR RENT - HEATED BOOM on second floor. furnished or un- furnished. Quiet girl or older woman. Protutant preferred.

Dial 9595. Wanted -

WANTED--Ai..E iIO'i'I'l-EB. PINTI or quarts. Dial 5505. Michael Bros.

WANTED - pupils. Contact Eleanor chin, New Perth.

WANTED - 14 FOOT BOW- boat in good condition. Writs Box 892 Guardian.

WANTED - TO BUY 0!. RENT

JUNIOE P IANO Min-

liavo Discovered ”StartIin " Results In Wood reeeeeillg

.MoN'I'REAL. (OP)-A pulp and paper expert said Tuesday re- search in wood processing is lead-

wili Pa:&elAuoi.ios troatefthellswccurts dispia wcouatz. riaee

award island. at the hour as welva o'- usckaeoaoarussdsanthstwellthdax

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and - the ill day of leptlmber A. D-.

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Lloyd Macwilllarna, Carleton In: to Inch "Ii-mint" NW"! 111'" suing, the paper-making business may soon b d"oply a part of a vast

chemical in usry'” g trees as

".'c.n....'s raw material.

MO” a e sale Neil B. Ppzter, advtrtislng atrgd sales promo n o e

g 9 Howard -smith Paper Mills. said

There be sold at scientists in trying to find ways of

using waste products in the manu- factors of pulp and paper. are dis-

c vexing methods of producing c amicals for fertilisers and alco- ho

"' esrch effort to solve a par- ticular problem often leads to an

- entirely unexpected results and to

far more important discoveries than had been sought originally," hs told a meeting of the Canadian Progress Club here.

One line of research that had benefitted the pulp and paper in- dustry was the development of hardwood treesasasouroeofsup- ply in the face of fast-decreasing supplies of softwood.

By a new separation process

1 hardwoods and "weed trees" such

as maple, bimh and . could now be used for pulp and paper making at low cost. he said.

PINE AEIOI

The biggest exhibition of media- val armor in Britain is kept at the tower of loosen.-

, market went back up into new re-

New York Stock: NEW YORK (AP)-no stock

cord ground last week after a re- action and recovery lasting a month.

The whole thing was accom. pllshed with comparative ease and with little strain. ,

The Associated Press average of 00 stocks closed the week at 3135.10. That new 1054 high is 20 cents above the previous mark es- tabliahed Aug. 20 and is the best for the average since Oct. 22. There was another notable event last week-the current bull market drive was one year old. A year ago the market hit bottom after a long fall. it was simply sold out. The rise that followed carried through all obstacles with scarcely a pause until a month ago.

Just as suddenly as it began, the selling dried up. and the recovery started about 21.4 weeks ago.

The five most active issues on the New York stock exchange last week were:

Pennsylvania Railroad up 1V: a 175i on 150,900 shares; U. S. Stee up 1 at 56; Anaconda Copper up 19? It 4200; Colorado Fuel and Iron up 2 at 183A. and Affiliated Gas Equipment up We at 127A.

C ” stocks closed the week mostly higher. Dome Mines and Mclntyre both gained Vs Friday while Canadian Pacific, Hiram Walker and Distillers Seagram each were ahead ti. International Nickel was down Va.

On the American stock exchange, Royaiite Oil gained 96 and Lake Shore advanced V4.

ii. S. Steel

CLEVELAND (AP) American steel mills operated at 00 per cent of rated capacity last week, a jump of 2.5 points. Steel magazine said Sunday.

Noting that it was the highest rate since the end of June, the metalworking Journal said business was stimulated by "the approach

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Order Newm

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Id at the proper planting line.

-one Piah lydnagea lhrub In early orders.

PIIVIT 1 "Andrea 1 sly. menu: nwth-ihs only hardy kind: I! II in.. 25 for IIJI

as III.0O pal I00.

KID .AIIIIRY- lasso:-red Is-T-'3? as m s's.es'1lTs5i'o'd per IN.

PAIONY lOOTS- led. white or . or . .

With Every Order CIlada's Finest coloured Garden Gulls ("IA llilieal

Imllkisle-Klngswayilllrserles

low-savllls, Oniari

A Marlteils

of new models of appliances and automobiles."

"So tar. demand from appliance makers has been more noticeable

azine added.

points to 77.5 per cent: at st. Louis, 7 points to 55.5 per cent;

68.5 per cent; and 0.5 points to

05 per cent at Pittsbur 11. Production dropped 8.

51.5 per cent at Youngstown and

England.

Additional demand from auto- makers will come in late October, Steel predicted.

steelmaking grades of scrap held at 320.75.

Give Figures On Wheat Exporting Countries Hold

OTTAWA. (CP)-The four ma- jor wheat exporting countries had on hand 1.993.400.000 bushels at the end of their crop years on or about Aug. 1, the bureau of statis- tics said Wednesday. ,

The supplies, for export or car- ryover. were 2; per cent greater than the 1,620,400,000 a year ear- lier. -

Estimated supplies in each 0! the four countries with s. Yelr earlier figures in brackets were:

United State, 1.20!-.000.000 bush- els (1.087,900.000): Canada 537-- 500,000 669,200,000): Australia. 121,300,000 (6l,400.000); and Argen- tina, 83,600,000 (101.900,000). The United States 1954 crop. estimated at 977,500,000 bushels, is included in these calculations.

Total exports of heat and wheat flour from thes four coun- tries for the period August, 1953, to July 1954 totalled 639330.000 bushels. about 25 per cent below the preceding year's 854,200,000. Exports from Canada decreased to 255,100,000 bushels from 385,- 500,000. the United States to 210,- 700.000 bushels from 322,600,000. and Australia to 63,600,000 bush- els from 107,000,000. Argentina's exports rose to 110,300,000 bushels from 38.900004.

Preliminary estimates place to- tal world exports of wheat and wheat products at some 840,000.- 000 bushels for the United States from July, 1953, to June. 1954. For the same period shipments from the four principal exporting

than from automakers." the mag-

Biggest jump was at Wheeling where the rates went up 20 points to 00 per cent of capacity. Other increases were at Cleveland, 9.5

in the far west, 3 points to 81 per Id cent: at Detroit. 1.5 points to es 5" per cent; at Chicago, 1.5 points to

points to

hold unchanged at 52 per cent in Cincinnati and 50 per cent in New

The magazine's composite on fin- ished steeivprices held at 3117.77 a net ton and its composite on

In Heart Aiiaclls

development of s. new and simple

Monday by a team of New York doctors.

dial infarction"-damage to a por-

ca.l detection method is not suf- ficiently sensitive.

grass of Cardiology that the pos-

were bushels with the "Big Four” ac- counting for some 833,000,000. I

nua BOARDING HOUSE

Bell, Matheson it Foster 150 Richmond st.

1. Elmer Blanchard. B.A. id! Queen St. Phone 4252

M. A. Farmer, Q.C.. LLB. Bank of Comma w Bldg. Gaude-t & llaszard leak of Commerce Bldg.

Allison M. Giiiis. LL.B. lee Richmond St. Dial 4741

a. wsltlisn elsuaeu. u..a. flillllm But. III Grafton SI

Palmer h llasllsm leak of am loutis Bids-

Ilathesol. Posts A Nicholson Its Oraltss street

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.

MacPhee & Trainer I55 Queen at

Chas. it. McQuaid, B.A. 150 Richmond St. Dial Ill

OPTOMETRISTS -

G. F. llutcheson 2 son I. G. IIUTCHESON. co

5! Grafton St Bill I!!!

J. A. Osrruthers. 8.0. 12: least at. Dial

Byron J. Grant. 0.D. us Kent at Dial 5011 II. J. Mabon. 8.0. Montague. P. Ii. I.

.I. 3. Taylor. a.o. Corner lens I Queen ass

I A Office em; House 4150

. A. Maeoaiga ., B. ., -TDCTWTTT-T-W Oufgjgm . oguggun. Ouesnlt

o. a. Macmillan. ea. LL.B. ”'- W- 3- u"”''

use Richmond It. Dial ma sol Prince at man can

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS MeDONAi.D. CURRIE la 00. Curls Ildg. Charlottetown pm me Ii. B. DOANE 8 COMPANY Ill Great George Gt Ch-IIIOIMWII Phone us! - sets r. 0. Box u-l ARTHUR J. GARRETT M g Palmer Electric Building cnarlntteuown 100 Fitzroy Street ., Dial 5321

Dial I23!

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British film Chief lieporls llecord Earnings

LONDON (Neutera)- J. Arthur Rank. head of Britain's major mo tion picture empire told his share- holders Wednesday his group has made record earnings in the last year despite competition from tele- vision.

In- the annual report of his or- ganization, he said people an re- bpllnding to the movie theatres as the novelty of television wears off for them and as they complete that installment payments on TV as .

Rank told a press conference he watched the British TV programs regularly.

"I think they are lousy."

Referring in his report to com- mercial TV which will be intro- duced fo Britain next year, the film chief said: "While it will un- doubtedly increase competition... nevertheless I am confident that the entertainment which this in-, dustry (the cinema) has to offer is far greater than that which tele- vision can offer new or in the fore- seeable future."

But the report added: "'I'he pres- ent and potentlgl competition of television must not be underrated. We shall continue to combat this formidable competitor, and our success must depend on the enter- tainment value of films we show in the theatres."

Possible New Test Reported

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By FRANK CAREY WASHINGTON (AP) - Possible

test for detecting certain border- line heart attacks was described

Dr. John 3. LaDue and two coi- laagues said a new blood test technique appears capable of de- tecting certain forms of "myocar-

tion of heart muscledwhich might escape the usual method of diag- nosing that variety of heart at- tack.

The usual method is to employ

an instrument known as an electro- '

cardiograph which detects electri- cal impulses from the heart. But the New York researchers said that in some borderline cases of myocardial infarction. the electri-

They told the Second World Con- sibility exists that when symptoms

estimated at 987,000,000

THAT Bi6 BAi2lxl OWL HA5

Out Our We y

Monday, Sept. 20, 1954

The Guardian

I are confusing. the new last-if neg- ative in a given case-may save a patient from six weeks to six montlu of enforced. unnecessary lnvalidism.

The new method consists of measuring the amount of s. cer- tain chemical enzyme in a per- son's circulating blood outside the heart itself. Experiments on an- imals and studies of patients with prcven myocardial infarction have shown that when the heart muscle is damaged, the enzyme shows up in greater quantity than normal in the circulating blood.

At - ” session of the con-

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greas, researchers from several 'dlfferent countries said there are indications that dict - especially the amount of fats-may hllve an influence on the development of coronary heart disease.

Dr. Gunnar Biorck of Sweden. summarizing wartime experience in the Scandinavian countries, said a forced reduction in dietary fats was shortly followed by a sharp decrease in degenerative heart dis- ease. with a return to more luxur- ious eating after the war. he de- clared, prevalence of heart disease returned to its former levels.

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