JANUARY so. 194a

NIW ISIUI- i

CITY or HALIFAX

SERIAL DEBENTURES

3%

MATURING IND 'l‘O 1053 T0 YIELD FROM 3.00% TO. 8.12%

31/2 %

uA-ruiliuo use m 19s: r0 YIELD mom tam so 3.45%

rum. rAn-ricuulss AND riticns on occurs-r

F. ll. BllEllllAii 8i GilMPAilY LTll.

I. ill. BAGNALL-MANAGEB

Iilnk of Nova Booth Building

Charlottetown

Advertising llates Payable is Advanci-

Mlnimnm Charge lee Any Adverthenieute I Cosh

central uuurlmm iucllb, to per med; ‘Woolen:

g4; per word; cusillhell 3c per word; I-‘loritt and Sglitllilll Utter Condolence lilo no: inch;

gull i0 cents to: every altdltioaal 8 10$ w“ d inch or w upbeat ti 4i! cents D8!’ inch Address Illll mainline SIM. Other “L:

Applfltlatlltlll, 10o oer epplleetlon.

and If-uete lvenle 8c per word: Lun- el

Otlllllll eoulsomenwel 10%.:

Nottcs Thanh slid

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....i.e Help Wanted

W“ Aggrits Wanted

\'TED—-A hlAlP. REFERENC- , Apply Guardian. 1-29-21

ti?“ Ten -- iuTnii: AGED housekeeper to care for ederly may, Apply Guardian. 1-30-11.

Articles Wanted Bih'_li— 5N0 oiiciinsrna iN- strinncnts not in i156 mflV b9 tum; “l, into rcadv crsh. Send fill particulars to Wlllllfly R01!“ 86 (‘omnrliiyjltl Yonge S1,. Ontario. _ 1' Wanted {cortisol-i sii truck. Write care Guard-iro- WANTED—- Two SPEED BOATS with car engines, not over 32 fee‘. "f." care of Guardian. 1-30-31-

Tn Let

to LET - 1.661;. FURNISHED.

(Jeniral. Suitable for two. Apply Guardian. t-fl-Zii. Miscellaneous

SHORT COURSE STUDENTS AC- oommodated 298 Euston Street,

BASH

We pay “Spot Gash" for Carpenter end Mechanics’ Tools. such ss Saws. Planes,

and W-enches of all descrip- ons. ' ~

If you have a Kit or Chest of Tools not in use. please get in touch with us.

it's will ply highest prices possible.

Exchange Store

108 Richmond Street. Phone 889

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EH55?

WORK FOR YOURSELF - spare time! Big monev selling por- traits Send for catalogue. United Art Co. Toronto. 12-30-361

For Sale

FOR SALE - COLT. COMING three. Mrs. John Wood, Brook- fleld. i 30 ll

1:27:31: Male and Female Help Wanted

STIJNOGRAPIIEBS AND TYPISTS needed badly bv Government for war work You can train st home for 10b as Stenographer. ‘Pvoist.

Office Clerk. Letter Carrier. Mall

Clerk Customs Examiner etc

Free adv-ice and record of a1)-

pointment of our studens from

M C C Civil Service School Ltd.

10. oldest in Clin-

No Agents. 1-2-9-16-23-30

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The business is earning good profits, and, as it is on an all rash basis. l\o working capital is required.

hi’ rlurharcd on reasonable terms.

WANTED TO BUY—-FOR CLlEN Smell modem House or Bungalow, in or nose Cher-biddin-

FOR SALE Forms in all parts of the Island-Ask for our CIlMOIl-l"

(TITY HOUSES. APARTMENT HOUSES, TllNEMl-INTS. CITY BUILDING LOTS. SUMMER HOUSES. 0U’! OF TOWN HOUSES.

i uh.» u"- ‘P s and the hotel business could make un excellent "Vi"! I here. ere is ample room for enlargement and the business may Ab!‘ u; for particulars. , f Price $3000 to $4000. ~ IIOTELS AND STORES. Hardwood floors downstairs. Garden lot. Gsrege — — — $30- ‘ ‘ us. ‘ Modern Bungalow. until May lot. I rooms - - -- — - — - '45- . I Furnished :.. Peters Illghwly - - - — - — m-

We are Agentlior the sale of Vite Gian.

To LET-UNFURNISIIED A DESIRABLE HOUSE, 5 rooms, recently decorated. Furnace. A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. I rooinl, fireplace. Iiot water heating. Lsrgegerden — — — - - - — — — - — — $35-

TO LET — FURNISHED

LIOOMED SUITE. heated and fully furnished. Ientel instill-I light. heat. telephone and Isniter service - — — - —

house —St.

Furnished Iungnlow-Melpsqle load — — — — — — — '-

'i‘0 LET room, furnished and Ihrihhod. solo with w“!

facilities.

ll. ll. S. llElllMlllli & 00. rviziiviiurlo Ill llEAl. ESTATE

Teis. Day l376-Night 344-537

iiiisi ciiiss HOTEL-FOR slur

AT LESS THAN cosr PRICE

The owner is selling because he is obliged to devote his time to another line of work. and we are authorized to offer hi5 Well- csliiblisncd, up-to-llrlte llotcl for sale, immediately.

The Ilotcl is a going concern, situated in mic. of iii: most pro- ' 'c ceillrcs of Prince Edward Island. It has an all year com- mercial trade ar-i in Summer a tourist patronage which it beyond the capacity oi‘ ilze hotel to accommodate.

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A live man and wife

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Montreal Stock Eqcchange

(Canadian Press)

Etoc Close Bell Tel H5 Brazilian 16 1-4 B POW A 1-2 Bldg Prod 15 Can Crm 4 3-4 Can Car Pound 1-4 Can Car d 27 3-4 Can Ind Al A 4 1-2 Olin Psc 4 3-4 Can Steam 0 3-4 Cons Smelt 43 1-2 Dom Cosl Pfd 12 1-2 Dom Bridge 26 1-2 Dom Steel B 10 1-4 Dryden d Founda Co 14 5-8 Gen Steel Wsre a 1-2 Imp Tob l2 Int Nickel 38 3-4 Lake of Woods 23 Massey Harris s 1-4 McColi Front 'l Mtl Power 2s 3-4 Nat Brew 26 3-4 Nat Steel Car 44 Noranda 44 Quebec Power 15 1-4 Shawiniirzln 1g 1.4 St Law Ccm 2 St Law Pfd iz 1.5 Steel of Can 62 Wbs Elcc A z 3-4 Montreal Curb (Canadian Press) Stocks 1°" Abitibi Pfd 5 i-z Asbestos 24 1-2 B A Oi-l 10 3-8 Beauharnols 9 s-s Bathurst A 14 Dom Tar 12 DOn A 3 7-8 Fraser 14 Fraser V T C 15 Ford A_ 2o 3-4 Imp Oil 13 Int Pete 1g 1-4 Price Com 9 3-4 _ (Canadian Press) lbztllvl; Close 9Y1! 137 Nova Scotls — Commerce __. Montreal _ ii-i;

rTague has been promoted

_,__.__ - The WEEK at $1). U.

M R recent meeting of the AAA. I

a, committee, comlfllslng Allan Cbllflgliflfl. RA. Brennan, and FEB , O Nei . was appointed revise i

the constitution and, to draw up. gins for the awarding of athletic‘

Word has been received tnat Lt.- Donad MacDonald, 3A,, who is. serving with the R.C.A has sr-l ilved in_ England. Followin his_ raduation here in '41 Donal went o the Officers Tralnin Centrlgl

drcckville, where he qua ified for i Imp

his commission and since then has been stationed at Petawawa as an instructor.

Members of the Class of '28 will be pleased to hear that. Mr. G.E. Blanchard, B.A._ KC, has elects-d mayor of Chandler, Gaspe. Quebec.

Sig. Michael Kelly. was a welcome visitor during the week. Mike who is s former student of the Cdlege was spendinr his leave with his family in the City.

Another former student. Michael Thrlsb. Magdellne Islands, vlsi d the college rm sunday. Mr. Thelabi is also serving with the It.C.N.V.R.'

Two more promotions are noted in the C.O TC. Sgt. David c:

R C.N.V.R.

and Ailsri

rank of C S t of Corporal.

. g . Ma]- MacDonald to the rank

. Congratulations.

Hockey: On Jan. 15th the saints retested the YMCA. 6-4 and on Jan. 22 played a 4-4 draw with the NEW-

Int-rammal hockey is also 801118 strong. Four teams comprise the house-‘engue. At present the Co- cdt are in the had and. flit showing some pretty fuir hockey. The men moving on this team are: Goal. H. ‘Irshea: defence. C Devereoux. L. abs-tier. and Rev. F. Cass: for- wsrlh: A. Mcwntee. W. Murray. P. Steele. and E. Cameron. Their ~-~h i< A J. MacAdam.

A Juvenile 1.9111115 ""5 be?" m‘- canlzcd and is under the I-"Oflble uiv-ervislon of Jimmy R. Kfllv-

BELFAST _(cPi- Sir Craw- ford Mi-Culiarl-l was. unanimously elected mm Mayor of this cltyfor the 15th time.

AH-‘lfn’

NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Kinllora Dairying Associa- tlon will he held in the hell at Kinllore, on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 2nd st 3 p.m.

J. W. FARMER- Secretary

Farm For Sale

At New Glasgow, P.I.l., containing 52 acres, good buildings. Cu he purchased on terms to reliable party it sold by February IL Apply To

H. A. it. McCOUBRIY

Hunter River REL, ILR. I i l-fl-D-D-l-M

I to the l Col eBe be

New York l‘ Stock Exchange

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m,“ Animals Am c and p g 1.4‘ ‘rl-le cedar to whim 1 refer is a =Am 1d; Tel 1313-4 red cedar about fifteen feet tall d so s-slthnt hu lower branches about six aldwln loco 12 1-4 feet in length. 1t stands near the l “ Av 35 3-8 lfenoe. a little over e. rod from our 19th 3W1 60 1-t least windows. and daily is of much mes a Ohio 36 1-2 ‘service and interest both to us and Chrysler ‘I0 5-8ithe birds. Beneath its sheltering 0°" mm" ‘ 1'7 3-3 branches I long have been feeding 5m" 5"” U“ 37 lfrom fifteen to forty bob-whites. g3‘, fllgfo“ i: 7-8 Little did 1 mm: when r brou at 9" N" P“ *4 1-4 hiinif mduighntetdnuiitiiiirii ‘til: K°““°°°“ 3° 1" mi a ‘v w? t wired; fedln Mont ward 38 34 PDY. con-en ed’ r E 8 be- N y Cont“; u 14 heath it. Iiittle wonder, for it was yo,» Am co l: la tfny_plsnt when 1 found it and pm R p, 25 Lsilifted it, ectualy so smell that I Phil Pet Co t5 1-4 dawned it home in n pocket Std Oil NJ 4a 5-8 ‘Flint tree has long been e favorite Texas Corp 44 with birds. True, the fact that the United Alr 300 birds flock to it has largely been US Rubber 30 due to our efforts. though I saw that US Steel Co s1 r-s the birds often congregated in ‘or Vanadium Corp 1'l 7-8 beneath it even before we began West Un in 20 3-5 lto use the ground about it for n we“ m" 53 3-4 ifeec-lng strlfion. Our bob-whites often ran to it. hid beneath it. or squatted in a compact group and resw-rl there- evcn llivhen we fed their}; clscwhcire. Notic ig their love for i. tree I e- clded to feed them near it. ,__ I was agreeably surprised to find smut-c» ‘m ‘i’; , Jan. 29- “ ' , ' Stocks mo" lyear, for after the first heavy uziow Acme .07 in late autumn, they are sure to Ajax .20 visit it in search of the corn they [AP Cons .0: i-z are confident of find'ng there. There Aldermen .14 after hardly e dsy do they miss all ‘Amm . .01 7-8 winter long. It is. in fact, the Mill 38h .51 lcenter about which their daily life Aunvr 1.51 irevolves or the spot about which Bum“ 991-4 all theli- activities center for sev- Ba“ M" ~99 eral months each year gfdagooiéx 1'3 Some times, when I take walks in , l Bonetal J3 14 the neighboiaooda Ildssee Bralome am off across e f‘: “in or‘ _g 6 BA on 19 14 as likely as not. to lng em s rillgtn BC Pow A 24 towards the cedar. More often, one 3m, Dom 34 sees them we king or running, fol- Brouian 54 lowing a path or fence that even- Brown m tually takes them to the spot they Buff Ank 1,79 love best. Sometimes they come Cal at Edm 1.40 flying from the west, half circle 'he Calmont ,z5 house, and drop to the ground s Climb Bird .05 short distance from the tree. The Can SS P 33 moment they touch the ground s- Cdn Malart .50 way they go running straight to the Q . w» Po m 3 5311i‘. f§°tii‘.‘3.w‘.’.".°’i..l§‘§°i‘i..'§‘°..fi€‘£3 Chem R" J5 1y gobble a few kernels, then feast Chesl“ ~53 in more leisurely fashion scratch- ~9§ 5 a ing like little hens. rising on tip- Cons Mm 43 b‘ toes and flapping tlheighwznizaesonai: Davies 12 14 tmes so vigorousym a §ms°n ' M uigiijleiipggiiztitfli-gnsatisfiaedgtiliiaélyilstiiiat me 2o Dom pound 21 34 beneath the tree for a long 21:118. 90m sq 3 1o usually until hung?!’ B88111. en Dom store 7 have another bite to eat Many Dom W001 5 3-3 days they remain either beneath Creek .06 1-4 the cedar or a near-by grape trellis East Mal 1.23 all day long TOWQITLs evening they Eldorado 1.14 (‘y off and spend the night else- I-‘alcon 3.50 where. only to return the next morn- Froltcoeur .26 ing. often before it is fully light. Gillies .03 Gods Lake .14 1-2 Sigma 6.25 Goldale . .11 1-2 Slscoe A3 Gold Ea: .03 Sladen ~45 old Gate .04 stand Pilv 1.40 Gypsum 5 1-4 Steep Re. L60 Halcrow .03 Sud Bas 1-50 Haliiwell .06 Sullivan .70 Hamn Brid 5 3-8 sylv 1.47 Hard Rock .55 Tcck Hu 32§ Hiizhwood .13 Texas .7: Hclllnger .25 Taburn ~60 Home 2.90 chi D5 Howev .19 Untd stl 4 5-8 Hud bay Min 2s 1-8 uvo can 1.244 Oil 13 Venture 4.40 I Nick 39 Vermllats .13 1-4 Int Pete 18 1-2 Waite Amu 4.35 Jack Waite .06 3-4 Whi Harg 3.05 Jason 16 1-2 Jelllcoe d .02 1-2 UNLISTED Kerr Ad ' 5.60 Kirk Ls i .50 Cons Psi» 3 1-4 La Duffault .511 Dsihousie 36 as Shore 3.12 maid}? 1%? amaue .90 re - La s Cad - .07 ———————-—————— R9}; J19 GEORGETOWN BRANCE Lil 1.1, so CANADIAN RED CnOSS Macassa 2.00 i- _ flcbeqd 1,55 The Annual Meeting of the $61“? 1'82 1" §iii%’..‘°i=‘i.‘i“¢“é铧2..i%l.‘3$§. ‘iii; s ar e , l . M“ LM . 4 5.3 on Thursday Js-nuary 14th. l _4 es e a: - McIntyre 4g 1.2 workers for their faithful and ef- McKenzie .94 ficlent. services and friendly co- Min Corp 1.67 096N110“- Munetg 34 The financial statement showed e pox-and; 43 1.3 balance of $19.12 on hand. Nor-go ,03 1.2 The election of officers resulted Nor-metal s9 as follows: President. Mrs. H. W N0 star Q11 p 4 Macdonald (re-e ected): vice- OBrien .72 President. Miss Marv MCDonaldI 01mm; ,51 s."cretaiy-’I‘reasurer. Charles Mc- Omcga .13 Leod. , Dflggltg as 1-4 The following executive com- Pgmour s1 mittee was elected: N. D. McDonald. Paymgst 1o J. J. Condon. E B. McLaren. Mrs. errlm .09 Daniel Busliey. Mrs. Florence Jen- Pick Crow 1.85 kins. Mrs. N. D. McDonald. m“ t P10“?- li; ‘.“°....“.“€i°‘.ii...“.%§l‘...f&'2 .. i2.- _ we e i ' mfg" s5 lows: Sewing, Mrs. Victor Refsusc: stun 1,91 Knitting. M's. Michael Burke.‘ it:- Rgyglflg 9;; gicsl Dresslnfli. Mrs. C av n St. Anth .oe George. B. N. , _ x gun Ant 2.14 The fo lowing supplies were sh D- senator .27 i-Zlped to Canadian Red Cross Head- Sirlerritt .81 quszters st Charlotlfilllwn l" the

THE (‘ll/lei OTTETOWN fillidliDiftbl

1 CONSIZIEVATION -

I Ill-I fil-UII OI II-AUIIOLL OPINION! OI Th. VIII!- IIIUII AIIIOTNG ‘III U!!! AND AIUBII OI

INITIAL IIIOUIX Illiifl.

BI IL I-UDIDI IINIINE

BENEATH THE CEDARS

Alvin M. Peterson in our Dumb

jamy tree and dear chubby birds. you add much to mv hitpplfies». .....,.‘ you both continue to prosper and lung give grace and interest to the yard!

TIBELESS GABDBNEBS til. Lewis Clark in Our Dumb Animals

i Esrthwormsl-hold on don't get disgusted before you start

poitant; they are worth money. lots

of it. Commonly known as flsh-

worms, used as bait by fishermen. It has been proved that earth-

tlllty of field and garden. and hence u: life. t-lazi there been more vomit in our dust bowls there would its‘. blxn less dust. Farmers of the i. - ure will know enough to pray l0. worms s: in the past they praycb for rain

There is an earthworm farm near Los Angeles where they raise the worms in standard boxes bv the ton. but that is not near enough. for there ls a great demand for them. An acre of land in order to be pro-

nnd a halt

soil with an efficiency appruachld by no inanimate invention.

Theer are a thousand and one species of them. all tireless iiard- , eners. engineers in a way. and there i is no reason to suppose that anv‘ mechanical cultivator can ever tall. l their place. No machine is likclv 1 to devour soil and dead vegetation and transform it into fertilizer. meanwhile delicately stirring and airing the ground and increasing its power to receive and conserve moisture.

The earthworm was the oriilinal soil chemist. The ilav is probably near when the florists will order from the National Woimeries worms for small sized flower pots. vrornzs for yard or lawn vases. worms to fertilize the flower bcds and then the day will come when worms will be as definitely a part of successful fax-minim the commercial fertilizer which sold so generally.

Earthworm: are found in nearly every country ln the world. In some of the tropic-s they grow to the length of from three to six feet. 1n most countries in the temperate zone they grow to from six to ten _ inches. _ They produce cocoons in which are deposited their eggs together with s. certain amount of albumin is absorbed es the eggs

a .

Earthwosms do not eat and des- aroy crops as do so mam’ of the! ground infested varieties. Most them live on the soil which they appearance it does not seem possible devour as t-hev burrow through lt. Their energy ls boundless but from , the slightness and delicacy of their i that they are so necessary and l helpful in the grand scheme of

nature.

_._ fm 41. ""'f‘f.*-"-:;t_t~t Georgetown Branch during the year 1942: _

71 girls‘ dresses. 4 pairs panties. 8 girls’ coats. 2 tweed suits, 1 bar's l suit, l9 pyjama suits. l9 nurscsi gowns, 500 tape sponges. r120 sur- '

‘cal dressings. 3 crib quilts (one contributed by the Junior Sodalists of St. James Church), 4 pairs bootees. 36 pairs army socks. 4 pairs seametrs socks, 13 pairs seamexrs stockings. 7 helmets. 7 naizs fzlovzs. 2 ncro caps. 5 tuck-ins, 16 sweaters. 8 body belts, 12 pairs women's knee , hose, 12 boys‘ knitted suits. 6 boys’ l Windbreakers. 6 boys’ pullovers, 5 pairs bovs’ tockings.

Contributed by the W. M. S 0f the Georgetown Baptist Church: 6 flannelette baby dresses, 3 cotton dresses. 3 slips. 3 pairs bootces. 2 bibs. 3 sweaters. 1 dozen diapers, 4 bands. 2 face-cloths, 1 bonnet, 1 boy's sweater. 1 pair boy's socks. 1 can powder, 1 towel.

luenoNAALp-lvosiox WEDDING

St. George's fem-iii}. was the scene of a quiet and pretty wed-

TENDERS

Tenders will be

not necessarily accepted.

signed, up to and including Saturday January shoeing horses and blacllrnlth work forthe City of Char- lottetown, for the season 1943. The lowest or any

J. A. FULLERTOéi.

TILLlE THE TOILER WINNING WORDS!

ES EVEN IF l DON'T u” SM‘ ‘WLLIEAMSIAMTI

received st the office of the under-

30th. for

tender

ity Clerk

APPROVE $ HARRY HIM

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ding on November 4. i942. when Miss Elizabeth McDonald became the bride of Mr. Sylverius Yoston, both of Launching. The marriage ceremony was performed bv the pastor. Rev. B J. McDonald, who also celebgated the Nuptlal Muss. The choir rendered appropriate hymns.

The bride was becominglv attir- ed in a navy blue tailored suit with matching accessories and was at- tended by her cousui. Miss Reta McDonald who also wore a navy blue tailored suit. with accessories to match. The groom was ablv Sill)- pori/sd bv .\ir. Leo McDonald. bro- ther of the bride. _

After the ceremony the bridal

arty motored to thi- home or the

ride. where thewwcrg greeted, by a number of invited friends, in- ciuding Rev. B. J. bit-Donald. A supmtuous weddln: breakfast Woo served, after which music ans clam- lng was indulsed in for some hours.

The bride and groom were the recipients of manv valuable gzfis. The groom's gift to the bride was n handsome gold lockct. and a bonu- tiful pcarl rosarv to the bridP-iliifi d-

Abnut 2 P. M. the wedding niiitfi‘ left for Charlottetoivn amid shim"- ers of rice and confetti and il-e hearty wishes of many friend- and ngfghbofs for a lone and ham)!’

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Previous to her marriacc the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shout-r at the home of and Mrs. Frank McPherson bv he!‘ riri friends. st which she received many useful and valuable rifts.

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VANCOUVER. Jan. 2B —fCP\—- A resolution calling upon the Bri- tish Columbia Conservative Pa!‘ to elect s provincial leader ‘im- fettered by political entanglements