Government And Corporation lends mun and Unlisted Stock

BOUGHT.‘ -lSOLl1 - QUOTED

F. J. Blliiillﬂll 8i COMPANY l.Tll.

Members investment Dealers’ Association of Canada E. M. BAGNALb-Mnnager Charlottetown

142 Richmond Si. Telephone 1470

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Cnargea For Any Advertisement 25 Cents. Centrul Liunrdlan locals 5c per word; Western and Eastern locals 2c per word; Announcement: and Cumin; Events 3c ptr word; Classified 3o pcr word; In lilemorium Notices 84c per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards. eta. 5c per name; Letters of Condolence 84c, per inch; Wedding Engage- ncnls, ~10 words for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 2i evnrds; Notievs of Thanks nnrl Appreciation, 84c per inch or 5c oer nurd; Lists of Subscriptions. 49 cents per inch; Address anti Preisunttttiun. $1.00. Other rates on application.

COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE i l l f I i

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Miscellaneous h" $6"? 1‘/\\ wit. 1-'0ll trowniuns llc l.a.l saauivoonwrtiir sau: _ MUR- rClllllFh .500 each. Aluurit-c- phys Wood Yard. Phone 083d,

l — - ---~—--- -—~-————v————~-- —»— ~—---—- - _ ____,,_ _. .. . _ ___ .4. W- -- lFOll SALE — ONE PUNG SLE1(‘-1l_ ‘. _ _ _ _ , ' one wood sleigh, driving wagon. l-Lnltlht Hdp Wanted i 1n perfect condition. llcnry] lazdfs-rliitrzngsuilsa on lax-l Mam“ N°rb°r i pcricnrcd 'l‘i"a:ned Attendant forzpo“ tlvnrwl dull " “<1 11"“? “‘.‘“"" Write Box 2oz». t‘l‘>. full llllllllltllilllYt‘. Write bupt. ,___ . . of Nurses. Montreal Convaicscel‘;

l-‘Olt SALE —1942 G. M. C. lluslillill, 11031 K0111, Ave, Alon-l truck‘ 240m Good condmon_ trerll. Keith MacKinnon Transport.

\\'.\.\“l‘l'".li — CO.\II’I'I'I'I‘INT URN- FOR SALE — ‘WOOD. ALSO erul filllltl lluriozii home. ole Trucking dQnQ_ phone 1g75.l,g- scluiol-azzi" 0111M» F010 Kllﬂmn‘ call 63 Prince Strert. Gregory

. m-(L _\1r5_ c‘, \\'. Lillchilst, 228 Bros‘ . Sherwood Drive Ottawa-

1551B}; _ iiiuvixtfaiiirca. , , 1 Good condition. Earl McMahon, ____ Vvldjlud __ i Rocky Point l \'\'.\N’1‘11D - cnonw GEAR AND y.“ T“. __ 5".“ " " ‘aknlon fur _ 1931 Super ELSSCX- ﬁoclgatséLilma AS335 ..~§P"i>;i%‘i*%*:5 _ ~ l “vrfrgvt-Stggpggung-‘nt;Fqcfggyf 1E1: saﬁi - on RENT. ngifsn, <‘ l‘ f" ‘ , - ' ‘ M t . A ly Bruce eo. Frgent. Phone $66-11. -

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Phone 2208. lvlaurlce Block. Finder notif;

w A N i‘ a n - an BOTTLES. Phone 1101-2 Michael Bros Re-

Personal

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HYtilMNIU SUPPLIES tnunnaa woods» mailed oostpstd in plain. scaled envelope with brleellst. samples 25c: ' 11lo- Mali-Order Debt-

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Business Opportunities t nmiir-‘i-en-riirisaii-Tna . money ssllbig portraits. Write-

for prices. United Art Companynl Toronto 2.

Nursing {twists “Adah woman ore-i sires position as practical nurse on housekeeper‘ for small adult tam-g il_\'_ Write hox 264, care Guardn lat‘. -u i‘; bpllcycd that copper ‘Wel- IllSi turd about 1500 13.0, by the Egyptians.

LOST with brown ear. Terry Carrier, Cornwall.

ward. Phone 1599-32.

ILOST -_. 1N CHARLOTTETOWN 0n December 16th, parcel contain- ing men's bed room slippers. Mrs. Mark Curley, New Wlltshlre.

"rm- aanow naixr" POLICE CHIEF qurrs

Charging "below the bolt tac- tics" and "unwarranted insinua- tions", Sudburya (Itilof Constable Fred R. Jarvis sent a statement to the police commission and handed in his resignation.

INCREASE REPORTED 1N NON-EUROPEANS t

PREIORIA. South Africa. Jan. ‘l -- (C?) -— Significant trends are revealed in a government. report on employment in secondary in- dustry, mining and transportation in South Africa over the last 20 - years. The figures emphasize the

" increasing "invasion" 0d’ the non- l European in these spheres.

Taking European employment in private inrhistiy nlullf‘. this ha; in- creased by only one-third in the last. tlcoadc, whilc, ln the same period. non-European employment ha; doubled itself. In 1925 there were 29 European men in every 100 persons in industry. Now the ratio has dwindled to 22 per 100.

Etrropean women still predomin- ate in factories. though 1n the last few years they have only tn- crcased from 23.800 to 32.000. whilc _ the number of non-European wom- ‘rn has grown from 8,700 to 21,260. In Lhc clothing factories - the chic! users of arc-men labor -— tum has been s labor increase 0t 1O per cent in the last 10 years. there now being 10.800 Europeans and 8.600 non-Europeans.

In 1035 transportation - which means chiefly the country's rail- ways which are state-owned ~em- ploycd 54.600 Europeans and 37.000 non-Etiropcana. Here the white man hns not 10st ground and. with an aggregate well on the highway to six figures. looks like remaining a formidable pressure group ln the eumomlcs of the country.

i, FOR SALE

3V1 miles from, Charlotte- town. Modem bungalow with l ocra of lend. Garage. House contains kitchen, living-room, two bedrooms, both, and sun porch. Concrete foundation. Hardwood floors. Possession‘ er- roaged. Inspection by appoint- meal only. y

ADAMS a comrlluv REAL ESTATI

moon prob nail asn

Union of all Arab stairs 1s sewn in tlir iriaking with tho announce- mcnl. that Prince Folsnl. Saudi Arabian foreign mitiistor, ls hold- ing a series of talks with King Abdullnh of Trntvsjordan. Arlib political exports say the two coun- trlcs are ruled by rl ns involved tn a bitter blood fru . but talks may cndlbad fooling and pave the way for Arab solidarity.

IIIITIEE

A meeting will be held at the homo oi‘ WALLACE R001).

Wlnaloe

on Friday. January 10th At I PM

discuss a worthwhile Community Project.

All men and women of Winston and Vicinity are cordially invited to be prea- ent.

to

I am now taking orders

for sexed and unsuited

chicks; also for started

, clticlu, and a limited

-nu|nber of cnpons for

several different butcher- in.

Write for price lim. A. ‘at. nrsurou i222 Quasi Si.

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TORONTO. Jan. 9-

Sales Stock

6200 Akait . 135 1000 AP Con 1030 Alger

800 Am Lard 130i) A118 Cdn

Beaulieu . Beveo Bladgcod . Bcrwick . . Bobjo Boycon Bmlor

Brit Dom . Broulan Buffndi Buff Cdn Buff R1 Cal Edm Calllnan . Cam R1 . Bk Com C Brew Cent Pat Chestv Citral . Cocheno Colomac Chimo . Con Beattic . 23100 Cheskirk 260 Cori Smelt 2800 Crestau

500 Crowsho 300 Delnlte . 10884 Denison 17400 Dicken .. 4000 Dlscov .. 3800 Div Int . 700 Dome . 8300 Detta .. 26250 Domlda 1500 Duques 6700 E Amphl .

i. A unmask.i-Arauu-somromen-Jutou i~i—-rzlrquri~w»—o~sra-luuﬁwOoouv—

4510 3100 3200 1450 1O 1215 363 800 5500 250 3600 1000 1110

u H r-lr-l t»! QM N H méﬂnv-‘wc-LWNJUIE-Jshlv-Qmto-b-myimr: rcmcHtsseommaarac/Io uu-Qu-wun-ooe:

11350 Go Arrow . 1300 Go Mari 4300 Cvoldvue M00 Gunnar ..

100 Hallnor .

15500 I-larrlc 5600 Hasatga 30(1) I-Idway 1000 Heath . 5850 Hadley

13950 Hrvg

500 Bolling 1900 Home .

10000 Homest 2000 I-Iosco 5500 Hlghrlrlge . 220 Hud Bay 1000 Hugh Mal 1246 Int Nick 1300 Int Uran

27000 Jacknl .. 2000 Jack Wat

19000 Jason 7500 Jollet 4500 Kaymnd . 950 Kerr Ad . .

04717 Kelwren .. 2550 Kirk Gold .

14316 Kirk L 300 Lahrarl 3800 Luguer 1210 I. Shore . 365 Lamaq ' 3000 L Rowan

11000 Lard U . I100 Lcxln 0100 Llngman

Lit LL .

Louvic

Mienssn

Mac-Donald ..

MarLeod

Mndscn

Malarr.

Man East .

Marcus

Marlon

Marfie

McIntyre

McKenz . . 5080 McMar 2500 Mid Con 100 Mng Corp 4632 Myltim . 2500 New Bldla 1500 Negus . .. 500 New Calu . 2000 Nlb . .. 345 Noranda 1000 Nlplss . ..

22000 Norhen .. . 2500 Norgold 4400 Normet 1000 Norse . 4000 N Inca 1000 Northln 2350 OBrIen

15000 Ogarna 2000 Omega 3700 Norzone 1500 Omnltra 1W0 Orenada 2000 Oriac

41160 Oslsko I400 Osn ..

1000 Fae‘!

3800 Pamour 3283 Pandora i500 Paramnq B800 Pen Rey .

1250 516 ‘B560 1700 3500 1.300 1100 2000 9700 2500

1400

.1 cons, St.

171-4 Gnl Elec

. 111-2 Vanadium . 371-4 W Union . 54

11 1-2 U S Steel .

I5 1-2 COIYlITlCPCQ 14 53

‘P3P jﬁ-f-RY-QTPTETQW" - 3.115311%!‘ '

Securities Close 0n Flrmer Tone

fr; a - (oin-

M Closelsecurltles closed on a firmer tone

‘today on thg stock exchange and leurb market after a steady mer- ket had prevailed throughout most of the day. Trading was compara- tively light and activity confined mostly to selected issues.

' Trading was slow in the paper group. Fractional gains were res- lstered by Howard Smith. Donna- Lawrence Corporation. Dryden and Powell River. St. Law- rence Paper Preferred jumped up three points and Consolidated was off 3-8. ‘

Utilities were better with Win- nipeg Electric. Brazilian‘, Inter- national Utilities and Power Cor- lnoratiun chalkiiit: up pluses and Bell stoidy after a one poant lift in opening deals, Shawirrigan dropped l-t Dominion was up and Royal slightly down 111 banks. C. P. R. and Canada Steamsliips were

1.2; firmer in olrricrs.

Cement led winners in the in- dustrial section with a gain of 1 1-4 points. Massey Common was

1.3 heavily traded and up 1-8. Others

hI-gher were Dominion Bridge. Canadian ‘Locomotive, Ford.‘ Al- mma. Btiiltling Products, Consum- ‘crs Gl-Jss- Dominion Glass and Dosco “B". Canadian Industries was oven after a previous rise~of 1-4- Lower were Montreal Loco- motive, Sugar, Marconi, Eisterii Steel. National Steel C-lr and‘ Massey Preferred.

Scagram ant] Canadian Bra-wen‘ lcs were steady and Walker coff- er in liquors. Celanese advaiicedl in textiles and Maple Leaf lagged ‘ in milling.

Hudson Bay and Notranda firm- ed and Smelters and Nickel ivert- easier in metals. ltlcColl was ac’.- ive and ahead in olls while others with increases were Imperial. Petroleum and B. A.

Rolling" gained 1-8 tn golds

kirk were up and Jack Lake down. The mines sec- tion was listless with very few important nrtcc adllustments.

In the miscellaneous list, Gen.

were marked higher.

Trading box score: Total sales, 183.300 shares; lndustrlals. 51,300; mines, 131.900; stocks higher, 56; lower. 34: unchanﬁed. 8'1; new highs, 2; new lows, 3.

New York Exchange

Anaconda i Am Car and I" Beth Steel

N Y Central C and O .. . . Con Ed . . Elec Auto Lite

??r?r* mminooinoa

u»: II lbw

Gnl Mtrs . .. Gt Nor Pfd .. Std Oll NJ .. Kennero-tt M Ward . Nor Am Phil Pete . U 5 Rubber Radio

Tems Corp . United Air ,

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4 2 8 8 4

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8 8 8 2

Montreal . Nova Scotla Royal Bk . ..

6060 Rouyn

6050 Roxana ..

170 Roy Bk 18800 Rush

400 San Ant 1000 Sand .. 2861 Sherritt .

4'75 Sfgmp

400 Silv Miller .. 5475 Siscoe

2200 Starratt. . 3500 Stecloy . 2050 Steep Ro . 2100 Sullivan . .. 5325 Surf .. . 1400 Sylvanlte

1 Taku .

Teck 5 . . 5500 Thom Lund . 2200 Thurbols . 1380 Tombill 1000 Un Min 1600 Unl Oll . 1110 Upp Can

215 Ventures 4000 Vleour 1600 Waite .

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a» w w» vto~sam+cau§rew-uu ‘IZRITHEJ$X@UI x$ﬁix§liri w»- .. Mu

while ln {the cheaper mines Mae- , Donald, Control Cadillac and Ches- t Century and -

eral Bakeries and Flamous Players"

1 t I I

I crops

' GUELPII

PEClAL i ANNOUNCEMENT .10 p armors ol Prince Edward island

The Matthews-Wells Company Limited of Guelph, Ontario, Canatlfs leading manufacturers of quality Pickles and Janis, all varieties, and sold under tlia famous Rose Brand label, are now defin itely proceeding with plans to contract with the Farmers of Prince Edward Is and for a larger acreage of cucumbers for 1947, to be followed with contracts for 1948 delivery berries, Cranberries, etc., for use in our manufacture of quality jams and pickles.

If prospects for a large acreage of these commodities are encouraging, our company will proceed with the erection of a receiving plant in the very near future, for the handling and eurlngof these fann products.

We have already contacted and have received encouraging co-operation from the Key Personnel of your Provincial Government, The Department of Agriculture and from your Dominion Experimental Farms, and we hope that this encourage- ment will be combined with the fullest co- operation of the Farmers of Prince Ed- ward Island, to make this undertaking of mutual benefit to the farmers and tha company alike.

All these crops are cash crops and harvested from early summer to the mid- dle of September, and priceswill be fixed, on all such crops on an equal basis lo that in effect in Ontario. The growing of these products of the land will be ex- ceptionally helpful to the farmers of Pri ace Edward Island and the proper co- operation betwoan the company and the farmer can develop this into a real major industry in your province. i

Some of the key personnel of this coni-pany are now in Charlottetown en- ‘ deavouring to complete plans for the establishment of this new industry on a per- t manent basis, and our Mr. W. E. Wells will be permanently located at the Char- lottetown Hotel to arrange the contracting with the farmers of Prince Edward Is- land “and to supply all necessary information to the farmers on the growing of these

MATTHEWS-WELLS Company Limited

ONTARIO

of Strawberries, Rasp-

CANADA

; Montreal ll Exchange

lltbitibi .. .Asbestos

B A Oll Bldg Prod Bruck

Bell Tel Can Brew . Bathurst CPR .. . Celanese . Can Car Pnd Can Car Pfd ,Can Steam Cockshutf. .. Can Vlckers Dom Bridge Dom Coal Pfd Don A .... .. Dist Sea: . Dom Stl B Dryden Fraser . Ford A . Fdtn Co .. . Gnl Stl Wares H Smith . Hum Bridge . H Walker . Can Ind Al Int Nkl .. Imp Oil .. Int Pete

,1!" Pwr

Imp Tob B C Power Con Smelt

, was well filled.

Dealings Slowest In Six llonths 0n llcvt York Exchange

(By Victor ' ' fhsociatcll Press Financial Wrlterl

NEW YORK, Jan. 9—-(AP)—As- sorted stock market favorites edg- ed upward tod-ry although many leaders failed to make the grade and dealings were the slnv/ert of the past six months.

The ticker tape went to sleep after a fairly active start. Steels. individual lndustrlals and utilities managed to get ahead fractions to a point or so without qulckenlng the pace. Extrema gains were trimmed in the majority of cases at the close and the minus column

Llttle ictlvlty developed 1n the Canadian group. Hiram Walker was off 3-8 and Distillers Sea- grams eased l-8.

Among a handful of stocks to add a point or so were Bethlehem, 11D 1 3-8 at 90 3-8. Youngstown Sheet 1 1-8 at 07 3-8. American Canl 1~4 at 05. Phlllp Morris 1 1-8 at 41 5-8 and Goodyear 1 at 56 3-4.

Advancers included U. S. Steel, General Motors, Goodrich, Wool- worth. Amerlcan Telephone, En- tzlneers Public Service, Kennecott. International Nickel. Generul Elec-

Lake Woods Mtl Power Massey l-larrls McCall I'M!!! Nal Sll Oll’ . Can Nor .

6500 Wasa

ssés

1-2 1500 Wlnora .. l4 1-2‘ 1500 Wlnora . 1-2! 100 Wrl I-mr l 0500 Winch

500 Dalhoua . Total sales 1,000,000.

‘Produce

MONTREAL, Jan. 9 — (OP)- Produce prices quoted here today reported by the Dominion Deport- ment of Agriculture follow:

llggs: Free cases A large 40- 41; A medium 38; A pullets 34; B 32-34; C 28. Packed for export: A large 43; A medium 41; A pullrtl 37. . Butter: Wholesale. Que pasteur- ized, fresh and storage no. 1 Q 1-1; current receipt Que no 1 pas- teurized 39 3-4. dcl Mtl; n0 2 II 3-4 dcl Mtl; first grade creainery‘ prints job price 42; solldl 4i-

Noranda

Shawlrtlgan St I/Aw '.

Do Pfd . Dom Textile Dom Tar W!!! Elec A Stl Cd; Brazilian ..

Hdalth sutJ-loritles eating of vegetable skins to get the but of their food value, but they should be thoroughly scrubbed first. - I

' Iltlll-SISY .

Cheese: Western and Que; eur- rerit receipt, fob factory, colored 23 1-10; white 2i; wholesale, eul- ored 22 1S-l6—ﬁ i-Il; white 3! 3

-4—I3. Pdfaoes: ‘II lb bqa 1 Ill Lﬁ-IJO; Q00 LEO-J.‘ '

IIIQBE U10 i

trlc, U. S. Gypsum, sum,‘ m3 N_ Y. Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, Northern Pacific and Great North. erh.

H. L Greek was off z at '13 1-1

Bclienley, Hiram Walker, ' Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures. R-K-O.

BAIY CIICII

I. 0. P. and l. 0. P. BIIID BAIIID 100K CHICKS, "rill l"! b1 A Typo Cooker- als tram laminating l“. ll; records of Ill and N!

Potato Market Report

The following Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture marketing service report ls for January 7:—

Unless cilia-wise specified. all quotations are wholesale to re- tail for 75-lb sacks, No. l grade, ln good merchantable condition.

MONTREAL-Car arrivals 1 P 12 NB. Number of cars on irac including broken 30. Supplies light, demand moderate. market steady. PEI. NB whites, $125- $150; Que. 0110-130. OTTAWA-Car arrivals 4 NB. Number of cars on track including broken 4. Supplies liberal. demand improving. market slightly strong- er. PEI, NB, whites. $1.40—1.45. P. E. 1.. 10 lb remcked, 22c. lllocala, No. 2 ‘lbs-ﬁe. Que 50 lb piper, EOc-Qoc. ~ TORONTO-Caren! s 2 PEI. 1 NB, Number of cars on track tn- eluding broken 4. Supplies liberal, demand moderale. market steady. PEI. Mountains and Sebago. 31.40 —-1.45, few $1.50. NB. Katahdlnx, mostly $1.40. om. ‘wiiité, sue- 1.25. few $1.35.

Maritime potato movement dur- lna the 24 hours ending midnight: PEI carloads passing Cape Tor- mentine: NS 1. NB 2. Toronto 1, Other Ont 1. ‘USA. d. Carloads pxsslng McAdam. Ed- mundston and Rlvlere du Loup: PEI NB

U. S. SOLDIER W US SCHOLARSHIP, FOB. HQ

Volunteer ln e Kamikasa corps, Robert Yu maaa Niali- yalna, 22. of Tokyo, seen berg awaits opportunity to use an Am- erican scholarshlp set up by Ml. and Mrs. Robert McC. Johnston! of Downlngton, Pa. Their so Robert, killed on Luzon, request his $10,000 insurance be used for this good-will cause.

_ BUSINESS F011 SALE?

if you liava ‘o bucinau you went to dispose either in the City or within l5 miles, Vrite im- Inediutaly Ito-

BOX 266, GUARDIAN

Mont real .. Toronto .... ..

Seasonal Swim-Carton

To date PEI NB 1945-47 .. 3140 5054 1045-46 .. 301’! 5050

N5 HI I18

Ttl 8463 8i 94

Johns-blanvllle. _ Texas 00., Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio.

Auction Sale?

AT THE SPORTING CLUI , f FRIDAY, JANUARY IOTH AT 2 PM.

I am instructed by-‘Miu Edith Doyle to all b Public AIQ tion For personal Illﬂlldbllld effects including: l tudio Cu

eggs respectively. H!!!‘ glllllATltlﬂ

l Writing Unit Tabla, l' China Cabinet, l lame, l Cord T05“ l ladle, J End ,Tnbln, 3 Occasional Cliol ,'l Windm- CIIIH l Floor Lamp, l Rug, Axminblar (9 it l2),rl Tapestry, l 5i!

led, Spring ondtMuttrna, l Dream vilirComla Mlmr, l Si: lug, 2 pro-Curtains, 3- Cellulose, liMetol lca lax, l ‘Pom _ Drop Leaf Kitchen Ttileund 2 Chain, l-Elaefrlc Toaster, l l"? iagJeerd and Petlsl Wong Paper laiiut, l iu-plccs Ainsley T! so, a spm Serving Plum, t m m nest-u, t u» woe Jug and a lovely intentional chino Eupt and quests, and "l! mean, rat-m, Pen and Pena; ell of time ankles m y": will new asdof lllavsiy imp quality. out» furniture w" ._

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