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Will acoe Brighton R0

PHONE B. ROY

DUSE FDII SALE

ell TENDER

TENDERS for Apartment House, 20 , till August 31st. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

896 or 451 HOLMAN

2o per word; Classified 3o per word; of Floral and Spiritual Offerings,

$1.00 and l0 cents for every addltl

of Condolence 84c per inch; Wedding E

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge l-‘or Any Advertisement 25 Cents Central Guardian Locals 5e per word; Wtitern and Eagles-u Locus Announcements and Coming Events 3c per word; In Mrcuorlam Notices 84c per inch; Lists

Card; etc.. 5e per name; Letters ents 40 words for cnal 3 words; Notices of Thanks

ll"! Allllrccialion, 84c per inch or 5c per word; Lists cl‘ Subscrip- llolll. l9 cenil w: inch; Address and Presentation 81.00.

Other Boles on application.

Boarders Wanted

W. ANTED, MALE STUDENT, ‘

private home, near Prince of Wales College. Apply 53 Edward Street.

MALE STUDENTS ACCOMMO- dated 23 Orlebar Street. Phone 1326-1...

TWO STUDENTS ACCOMMO- dated, girls preferred. 88 Gerald Street. Phone 1206-11.

BOARD ERS WANTED—ll2 Cinnibcrland Street. Phone 1441-1.

W A N '1‘ E D -— MALE STUDENTS to board. Apply 120 Upper Prince Street.

Gars &. Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE — 1942 DODGE CAR. Apply P. J. Prcude d: Sons. Perk- dale. Telephone SOO-W.

FOR SALE - MODEL A COACH. Good condition. Vaughn Mur- phy, Cross Roads.

FOR SALE-INS DODGE SEDAN. Perfect condition. New tires, clutch and brakes. Price $33.00. Phone 175-1., Morell Hotel, Char- Iottctown.

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR

light truck, 1040 Dodge Sedan. | Good condition. Wolston Camp- l bell, R. R. 5, Cardigan.

Iron SALE - NEW VICTOR can radio. SIX tubes. Two piece. $54.95. IAIIIS Moase. New Anmn.

‘FOR SALE - WHITE ENAM~E_L Pot Burner Oil Range. Phone l741-J.

FOR SALE - HAYMORE SPIKE Harrow S., Scufflcr, 33 Roosters, 40 Pullets, Dishes, Wagon, stove, (Kitchen) 250 lb. Cream Cans, Ross Carr, Brackley Road.

FOR SALE - ONE 1on4 CHEV. 11111111118 sear, four new tires. also one Fairbanks Engine 6 H. P. $64500. One radiator and trans- mission. Kenneth MacKenzle. Baltic, Lot 1a.

For Rent

FOR RENT - TWO LARGE AD- Joining rooms, furnished. Kitchen privileges. Couple preferred, Phone 206 after 5 P. M.

TO LET-Z FURNISHED ROOMS. Ground floor. New house. Phone 2504-W. l

TO LET — TWO ROOMS. ONE filrnlshed and one unfurnished. Business girls preferred. Phone $21. -

FURNISHED ROOM T0 LET. 230 Grafton St.

Female llelp Wanted

ER SALE — 1947 STUDEBAKER , Coach, equipped with radio. ’ heater, overdrive and four new I tires. Car In excellent condition. l Phone 18944..

FOR SAIE — 1040 FORD SEDAN. Perfect condition. Apply Power's Service Station, Southport.

FOR SALE -- FORD HALE TON Truck. Phone 752-1. Summer-side.

FOR SALE i937 AUSTIN convertible. Phone 392-L.

FOR. SALE-NM FORD. RADIO. - heater, new tires. Good condi- I tion. Phone 892-L after 6 p.m.

liars Leaving

day’, phone 1802.

. er in a quiet country home. Ap. ply “M. (‘are of Guardian.

For Sale

Fort SALE - ONE GRAY Am) Snyder Potato Picker, used one season. Apply Ray McCarville, Carleton Siding.

FOR SALE — FAST DRIVING horse. six years old. Will work anywhere. Apply Ben Mills, St. Petr-rs Road. two miles from Charlottetown.

FOR SAT ‘ —- UNIVERSAL JEEP with poyver take off and gover- nor, rccclz-tly overhauled. Perfect condition. John Du Pasquicr. St. Peter's Bay.

FOR SALE — K2 FOOT FISHING Boat with automobile Engine. Write P. O Box 1T4, Charlotte- town.

FOR SALE - I00 TONS OF OYS- ter shell. Lewis Packing C0., Queen Street Wharf, Charlotte- town. Phone 1744.

I-TiYIiUsWALE - GENOA?- SMALL puppy, hcllse brclrcn, perfect pet, loves children. Phone 1520 or

‘avrlle Box 4.13. Charlottetown.

r7511 SALE - DRIVING WAGON. P. J. aentl-ler. Parkdsle P. O. ‘Box 1011.

FOR SALE -- IRON DUKE stove. Good condition. J. P. Dris- coll, Charlottetown. R. R. 6.

FOR SALE-DRIVING BINDER with sheaf carrier. Trucks (cut this year) $75, Walter S. Weeks.

FOR SALE - HOME MADE FORD ‘rralctor with new Mercury Engine. Apply Hibbert Hughes. Cove Head. Phone 9001.

Previous accounting liut not essential.

lepl PITTICILB. N°"_ IOX

- WANTED -

YOUNG SINGLE MAN TO WORK IN A CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE

In evm handwriting, giving full

l Aiuqlssbfllcs -

WANTED — GIRL TO HELP with housework Modern conven- iences. Private room. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. William E. Mac- Gulgan, Klnkora. P. E. I.

WANTED - ASSISTANT COOK. Dining Room Girls and Kitchen

. Helper for Boys‘ Boarding School situated close to st. John. Good wages. pleasant surround- lngs. References required. Apply Matron Rcthesay College, Rothc- say, N. B.

Farm Machinery

FOR SALE — TI-IRASIER AND cleaner, good condition $75. Ap- ply Howard Bolderston, Wilt- shire.

FOR SALE -- POTATO GRADERS, hand or power, with or without picking table. Write or phone Francis MacDougall. Canoe Cove.

FOR SALE - TIIILESI-IING OUT- flt (drum and cleaner). Apply Peter Bradley, Kelly's Cross.

Lost

LOST-LADYS GRUEN WATCH between Woolworth's and Abeg- welt Gift Court, Saturday after- noon. Reward, Phone 2225-L.

ILOST-PEARL NECKLACE IVITI-I Rhinestone. Reward. 158 Prince.

'I.OST - ON THURSDAY, IN SUM- merside or Charlottetown, con- sideralble sulm of money. Reward. Contact Guardian Office. Sum- merside or Charlottetown.

LOST-BETWEEN’ SUMMERSIDE nnd Millview, One belt tighterlcr for thrcshcr. Finder plense not- ify W. R. Jenkins, Charlotte- town or Irlazcn Howard, Corn- wuli.

_ Male llelp Wanted

WANTED -- MAN T0 WORK AT Harvest at once. Apply Tupper Ferguson, Marshfield.

WANTED IMJVIEDIATELY, MAR- rled man experienced in farming, Must be sober and well recom- mended. Good wages, free house. wood and milk. Apply Box "G" Guardian.

“SPECIALISTS IN CAB CLOCK Repairs." Nell McKay Ltd., P. O. Box 126, Moncton, N. B.

BUYING DAILY EXCEPT SATUR- dsy live fowl and chicken. Royal Packing 00-. Ltd, Charlottetown.

experience desirable

I24,

Personal FOR NEURALGIA. LUMBAUO. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Hut Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

Rooms Ants. Wanted

'WANTED -— IMMEDIATELY 80R 4 rooms by two business girls. Phone 926.

W A N T E D —- UNFURNISI-IEI) house or apartment for Septem- ber 0r October first occupancy. Phorl-z I851. _

WANTED —- BY QUIET COUPLE, three unfurnished rooms or heat- ed apartment. Phone 746-J.

Salesman Wanted

EARN EXTRA CASH - MAKE more money easily in spare time. Just show our beautiful Canad- ilili made Christmas cards to your friends. They sell on sigh‘. Many assortments. Gift cards, Seals, Tags. rappings. Every day cards. Beautiful free album showing personal cards. Liberal

" cttnmission. Write today for un- usual offer. The Douglas Greci- ing Card Company, 50-G Blecckcr St., Toronto.

Teachers Wanted

W A N T E D -— TEACHER FOR Little Harbor School. Supple- ment $2.':0.00. Clarence Chlng, Secretary.

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W A N T E D — TEACHER FOR River View school. Supplement $200.00. Roy Mills. Sccrctnryn

— Venetian Blinds

HAROLD CLARK. PHONE 1523-1 Free drape hangers. Colored slats. Steel and aluminum.

VIGIIIGII

WANTED-ALEBOTTLES. up swvice. Phone 2542 Evenings 1107. Michael Bros.

WANTED -- FARM WITH GOOD buildings. Electricity. State acre- age and price. Write Box 822, Guardian.

WANTED! - NEW OR USED. Cellar Electric Grader by Sept. 29th. Strife price. Write Box 8G3, care Guardian.

WANTED -— MEDIUM trunk. Phone 25lB-L.

Work Wanted

BRICK WORK AND CARPEN- ter jobs; also furniture repair- ing. Phone 1875-L, lllacDon- aid and. Gregory.

SIZED

Montreal Exchange

Abitibi .. . 14 1-4 Asbestos 23 1-3 B A Oil . 24 1-4 Build Prod 3D Bruck Silk 1.5 1-4 Bell Tel 42 1-2 Can Brew . . 26 5-8 Balhilrst. . 10 Crln Cement 25 1-2 Cnn Pzlc 14 1-2 Cclanese . . , ,. 22 Can Car Found 111-2 Can Car Pfd 14 3-4 Can Steam 14 Cons Paper 1G 1-2 Cockshutt . 12 1-4 Can Vickers 7° Dom Bridge 36 3-4 Dom Coal Pfd . ‘l8 1-2 Don A . 15 Dis Song 1R 7-8 Dom St B 16 1-2 Dryden 14 1-2 Fraser

Ford A .

Founda . 1-4

Gen St Ware .. I-Iow Smith .

Ham Bridge 10 Hiram Wnlker 20 Can Ind Al 0 5-8 Int Nlrkcl 3i 1-2 Imp Oil 13 Int Pct -- 8 1-4 Int Power 44 Int Paper 54 3-4 Imp Tob . 13 1-2 B C Power 27 3-4 Con Smelt .. 04 Lake Woods

Massey Hnr McColl Front Nnt St Car Cnn Nor Pfd Nornnrln _

Price Bros . . Quchcc Power Shawlnigzln St Law .. . . St Law 1st Pld . St Lnw 2nd Pftl

Dom Text .. 3-8 Dom ‘Tar . .

Wpg Elcc A . 3-4 St of Can

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SNIPPINI IIVIT u

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived Monday Pehale, from United Kingdom Fort Townshend, New York Ballad Monday Fort Townshend, for l-Illllfnx and St. John's. Nfld. AT HALIFAX- Arrived Monday Irish Oak, from Waterford. Eire A. .1. Falkland. Sheet Harbor. N. S. Bulksrier. Montreal Sllldd Monday Zipper, for Burgeo, Nfld

CT HE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Mining (Canadian Press, TORONTO, Aug. 29-

Sules Stock

1500 Am Lurdcr .. 42100 Am Yknlfe 900 Ang Cdn»

100 Ang I-Iur 6000 Ang Rou 54500 Ansley . ' 6800 Arjon (i500 Armistice 4000 Athona .. 1500 All Oil 300 Aunor .. .. 05 Bk of Mont ' 26 1-4 20 Bk of NS .. 36 100 Bunk of Tcr . 37 1-2 1500 Bnrymin 8O 2000 119st: Met 33 1900 Bidgood 3500 Bobjo 5000 I3onetul 2000 Bonville ,. 1000 Bordulac 1500 Boymar .. 150 Brnlornc 1500 Brit Dom 2200 Brcullln . 500 Buffnd 500 Buff Ank 1080 Clll Edm 22.: Campbell 80 Bk of Co 55 Cdn Brew . 1500 Ctln Mal 1500 Cont, Led 1200 Cont, Pnt 3500 Cont. For ' 4000 Chcsterville .. 224 2000 Cot-honour . . 271 1100 (‘ommoil 35 200 Conizlrum .. 110 6000 Ccn Ast . 13 2500 Con Beat 62 1500 Con Home 06 220 Con Smelt 1400 (‘onwcst 1500 Croinor 100 Dclnite .. 2000 Discovery 25 Dome . .10 Dom Bk 12525 Donalda . 4500 Dulnmn 5500 Iiuvny 08 Bonn Ensl Amphi 10 1000 East Crest 06 4100 I'd Mill 253 2700 E Sulliv . 230 3000 Elder .. 44 48700 Eldnna ,. 58 15R? El Pun Rey . 17 1-2 G50 Falcrlll 600 Frohisller 1230 Giant. . G000 Gods Lake 1000 Goldale .. 17 3100 Goldcrest 11 1000 Gold Arrow . 07 500 Golrl Man .. 175 1000 Goidhnwk . 06' 2500 Gnlclnra .. . 05 1000 Gilllynnn 57 1-2 11.100 Gulf Lend 20.30 llnscigzl S1000 l~lt‘\'n Gm . 14300 Iiiflhrlllgg . 100 llollillger 10.00 2.100 Hosco 15 05 Ilud Bay 43 .50 Imp Bk . 30 .75 Int. Nick 31 5-8 5200 lni Uran 21 140i Jnllurke 22 27ml) Jnliot, . 47 1000 1\':l_\'rnnd . 06 1275 Kerr Add . 13 3000 kirk Gold . 04 1-2 3100 Kirk Lake 141 1000 Kirk Town 16 700 Labrador 415 1000 l. Lingman 45, 1000 I. \V:lsa 47 400 Ln Luz 265 100 Lnmnque 690 4000 IAIITIPI‘ U O3 700 Lcilch . . 117 500/1 Lillie LL . 63 3300 Louvicourt 15 1000 Lllnwnrd 20 1050 lVincassa 249 1000 TlI-ICDOIIBIII 40 1000 Itlncfle 06 3-4 4100 hlrlclleod 125 1.100 Itinrisr-n 290 5300 Mal GI .. 275 200 McIntyre . 63 5-8 7000 McLcllnn 05 1500 Mont-ta .. 41 1-2 1000 Mylamnque . 0'7 1-2 1500 Nut Pete .. 36 1075 Nelzus , 225 223.1 New Alger . 09 1-2 2800 New Cal 126 1500 New Gold 22 .1800 New Jns 60 1500 New Marl 08 1500 New Norz . . 04 1-2 5807 New Pnc 12 7100 Nicholson . 57 400 Norzlndn 56 5-8 17400 Norbenlte - 09 1-2 525 Normctnl . 252 3000 Norplck . 05 1-2 1000 North Inca 18 812000 Norfhland 1.1 1850 OBrion 1'75 2200 Ognmn 29 700 Oknltn 146 20400 Oslskn 95 5000 Osulnke . 12 400 Pnc Pete 244 5500 Plln West . . 16 1-2 2700 Pnymllster 35 1500 Piccadilly .. 08 000 Pick Crow 220 5.10 Pioneer . 850 1500 Frllvc-ll Gold __ 81 1200 Preston .... .. 185 2.100 Purcly . .... . . O6 1-4 1000 Que Lab . .. .... 22 1000 Quo Man . - .... ... 64 0600 Qllcenston . 2025 Qucrnont .. ... 5200 Quesabe 100 Reeves 9000 Roche 2000 Roxana 180 Roy Bk 17110 Royalite 2000 Roybnr 2000 Rupununl 800 Snn Ant .. 1000 Sannorm 2500_Senntor .

1000 Shawkey ...._ _. ...-. 16 1200 Sheep Cr .... .... .... 120 . . ...... 274

1000 Sllldt-n __... .... 1000 South Bra: A... a .... 13 34 1300 Stadacons .... ... - 45 7000 Sterrntt ...... ._. .... 74 1400 Steep R0 ...-- - ... 168 2300 Sullivan 180 1100 Sylvanlte .. 1380 Teck I-Iu ...... .... ......

6000 Thorn Lund ...... .... .. 10 2200 Torbrlt ...... ......-.. 118 4400 cw Pete ...... .... .... 42

6500 run Res .... .... .... 59

400 Un Keno -... .... .... 220 281805 Upp Can ...... .... .... 300 Ventures ...... .... ...

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Anaconda .. ..

Am Car and F . 1-2 Beth Steel .. 1-8 Ches Ohio 7-5 Con Edison .. 3-4 Elec Auto Lite

Gen Elec ..... ..

Gen Mot .. .. 3-8 Grt Nor Pfd . 1-4 Std Oil NJ 1-8 Kennecott . 1'3 Mont Ward . 1'2 North Am I 1-3 Phil Pet 3'3 U S Rubber 1-3 Radio Corp . 1-4 Texas Corp . 1-3 Untd AI!‘ 3-8 Van Air 3-8 West Elec 3'8 West Union 5-3 U S Steel 1-3

BANKS

Commerce

Montreal Z6 1-3 Nova Scotla . 35 Royal Bank 25 3-3

MONTREAL, AuS- 29-— (CPI- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by Dominion De- partment of Agriculture as fol- lows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 70; med 68; A pullets 42-43; B 44-— 461 C 34-35.

Butter: Current receipts Quebec no 1 pasteurized 58 3-4; no 2 57 3-4; wholesale Quebec no 1 pas- teurized fresh 59 3-4; no 2 58 3-4. first grade cresmery print 10b price 61-61 3-4.

Cheese: Current receipts Quebec white 30-30 1-2; Ontario White 30 -30 1-16; Ontario colored 30 5-16 (fob); wholesale Quebec White 30 1-8-1-4; Ontario white 30 1-8—1-4; Ontnrio colored 30 1-8—1-4.

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs new 1.25.

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto: Stocks lower; few min- ing issue; feature.

Montreal-Stocks all groups weaken.

New York-Stocks lower; mild selling depresses market.

down;

DRAIN

WINNIPEG, Aug, 29- (CP)—— The United Kingdom was allocat- ed about 600,000 bushels of wheat on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today while other sales included more than 1.000.000 bushels to Turkey nnrl about 535,000 bushels to South Africa.

In the coarse grains futures market, oats prices gave n fairly steady display. Trading in oats and barley was irregular with barley showing an easier tone. Heavier hedging was noticeable in both commodities and buying was not as aggressive as of late. There was moderate shipper de- mand for both.

There was some buying by ex- port interests in rye with prices slightly lower. Trading in flux

ing interests were fair buyers. However, trade was not large in view of the small deliveries to date. _

Class two wheat prices were up one cent.

Closing quotations:

Oats: Oct 73 3-813; Dec. 73 3-43;

May 71 14A. Barley: Oct. 1.20 5-88; Dec. 1.20 1-2A; May 1.17 1-2. Rye: Oct 1.30 5-83: Dec. 1.32M May 1.35 1-8. Flax: Oct 3.40 l-BB; Dec. 3.37. Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 cw '14 3-8: ex 3 CW 72 1-8; 3 CW 72; ox 1 feed 71 1-42 1 feed 7O 1-4; 2 feed B8 3-8; 3 feed 67 3-8; track 69 3-8.

Barley: l and 2 CW S-row 1.41 5-8; 1 and 2 CW 2-row 1.32 5-8; 3 CW S-row 1.39 5-8; 1 and 2 feed 1.25 5-8; 3 feed 1.20 5-8: 2 and 3 CW yellow 1.26 5-8: track 1.22 5-8.

Rye: 1 and 2 CW 1.29 ‘l-8: 3 CW 1.25 3-8; rel. 2 CW 1.15 5-8; 4 CW, 1.18 5-8; track 1.29 58.

Flax: 1 CW 3.40 1-8‘. 2 CW 3.35 1-8; 3 CW 3.15 1-8; 4 CW 3.10 1-8; truck 3.30 1-8.

N1. Wool

The New Zealand Wool Brokers‘ Association announced recently that total sales of greasy wool for the season 104649 amounted to approxi- mately 123.8 million. This I'M!‘ the returns from wool marketed In New Zealsnd reached a reecord

high, although the volume was lees than in the years 1044-45 end 1946-40. 3220 Yknlfe B ............ .. 100 CURB 3500 Dslhouile 31 100 Foothills 245 2000 Pend Ore ..

Total sales 1.291.

WANTED

Woman for pastry work. Knowledge _ of fancy

baking essential

flours 8 to 8. Live st home. ,

' Good Wages Writs AA. e/o Guardian

futures opened today and process- _

Irish Vet cllioi Visiting Canada

Patrick A. Hogan. MRCVB,

D.V.S.. Director 0d Veterinary Ber-

vices. Department of Agriculture. Dublin. Ireland, has arrived in Canada and begun a tour of observation which will take him to qcronto, Wlnnlpes. Regine, Calgary. Vancouver. Quebec and the Mari- tlmes in the course o; the next few weeks.

Purpose of Mr. Riogan’: tour is to tuke a good look at Canadian agriculture primarily from. the veterinarians point of view. He will pay special attention to progress in veterinary research and to the methods followed in applying the knowledge gained through research to the veterinliriarfs problems.

Dr. Bogart has already completed s similar tour through the United States and expects that by the time he returns to Ireland he will have a complete and accurate picture of veterinary research, disease control and eradication, and the veterinary inpectlon services of this continent.

THE CHAMP I

ANTTGONJISI-I, N. S. — (C?) - Bernie Delaney. 19. is king of the local pie-eaters, but he hsd to work for it. With hands tied behind his back he slul-ped his way through and uncounted number of blueberry pies to defeat 35 other boys and girls.