JANUARY 13,1941

FUR SALE

t blished Beauty geglloisblisiness. Modern equipment. Permartrlent wayjng machine, ry- e”, chrome chairs, etc.

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it will reward u to finished poultry Wto tififlpllgaounll. Pflvklflr Company who are pay g highest market prices, fair n“. in! and prompt returru. And remember there i: nlwsya o flannel’! to lake one oi hirdl ‘an e

TI-{F CHARLOTTETOVlIPJ ("JYH-‘DYAV

STOCK QUOTA TTONS

N. Y. Stock

l0 c a t] o n_ are unable to finish properly, , Excellent _. buy the year round rid - E h Reasonable. Write run: charfies. l _ p” ‘m’ XC aflge Box XZY, The Royal Packing C0, Care of Guardian "' ”' "“"§§‘;,-,_ (Canadian Press) ‘ L-90-l-7-6l. .0 L m /" r“ 1' ii. . . ' ' - ' naidcwlhalpco 11 51a Mivertlsmg Rates Payable Ill Advance gigging,‘ fi ,_, e umumum Chlf" Y" 5'" "“"."""m°'“' " cw" %er§sgu° l3 1 a Central uuldkm loculfléixlgnfifrarifilflii w?‘erEVIl-I:I: gig: Co“ Edison z;

f. wu-[TL AnwlillilcliqLln ilicinonam Notices 70o per inch; Lilla oi mac Auto mt‘ 33 cmsnwfl w-Dfihuni dfferinls CBYIIS. etc... so oer Home; l-"WPI °1 Ge“ M°t°'s 48 mm Ind er inch Wedding engagement 40 word: for 81M Gt Nor PM 28 1'4 Cwdmence c p very additional 3 words. Notice: or Thanh one Kememt‘ 35 m" 18x52? ‘he: inch or 4o ner word. List: of Subscription: Info?‘ gags“ 3 4

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Wlzems n" mm Address and Presentation $1.00. Other roles on Nor Am co l,’ be wnllfllilfln. Penn RR. 9A

Phll Pet C0 3B 3-4

,§— std Oil NJ 3e 1.2

w d “a us Etrerlltaidtiglxrp 2g $3

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Zfff T~ uo- us. J msrou’ amour sa- V 5 5t 9° 68 3-8

WANTH?'MUI: hljnllllltdogfgtiECOll- Minn. airgains. E€ery 25th per- vanadium CW9 82 7-8 me 01‘ {u £97 mild Amway niancnt free. wanted—stuoent. we“ Umm‘ 77

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ZT-I-“jfinusysluool; 115" ‘lfil-éfloghfnofi)”. g A :51U,uiJU.0t0 sfihfilmiv in business for ‘I3 Will's-

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‘mm! who qualify. Write Mr.

$352591‘ 2177 Mamon St. MOH- u-ggl, Quebec, Di-‘IJL. L-C-lA. N 41

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WINSLOE SOUTH ‘V. I.

The December meeting of the Winsloe South W. I met at the home of Mrs. O. W. Campbell, ' Dec. 13.11. Tin! "l the mecliirg Wll-ll en members answer- ed r011 call with n Christmas tree dmoratlcn for school. ‘Three VIS- iiars were present.

l‘. was moved by Mrs Camp- beii and sfcouclerl by Mrs Horne that $2 00 be sent the T, B. lun-

rue.

The program committee were ab- on account oi sickness. Divinity" fudge “'11:; enjoyed b all prcssnt when ready to eni- e 11PM. meeting is lo be hcltl s. W. O. Mwrs. .1:\:m.irv 1 .., roll call to be wsponzlrll in b)‘ naming a vitamin nnd the chief Iource of simply.

Lunch committee, Mrs. Camp- bell. Mrs. Crawford and lvlrs Din- mond. Prosrrarii. Mrs. Slackford and lirs. Roland Brnton, -

SPORTS MISS BOXINE_D Al’

LONDON. —(CP)' —D<*cisinn Of the government to cnncrl the Box- ing Dav holiday caused a. rumuus in football rlrcl-"s ' after Citrlfmns has icoiball day and teams that hurl scheduled matches this yrnr scurr- kd around tryno v» rearrange dates 311st another o‘ th" wartime worries 0i a football manager.

Professional Gartis

McLECD 8| BENTLEY

W E BENT“ EY K1}. I. A. BENTLEY KI}.

C- F BENTLEY L “B.

llrrlster! and Attnrneys-nt-Law MONEY TO LOAN 180 Richmond Sir rot

‘MORRELI. a co. u. r. ARGHIFALU

i‘ Chartered Accountants

l Eastern Trust Building Chnrlottetown

M. ALBAN FARMER an, LLB, Bllllllsrrzu. snmrrrcnt Err llldian Bank of (‘ommerrr Bldl MONEY T0 LOAN

ALEX w Mmnssfi

109 Kent St. 11-222-1-11-21 NOTICE-WILL THE PERSON who took a new black curve- liundlecl umbrella from the stamD vcndor‘s window in the general Post Oiiice a few days ago. kindly return it and receive his or her own umbrella by asking the Slnlnii Vendor or his assistant for 1t The owner. L-l78-1-l0-3i.

Tryon And Vicinity

The recent snow storm which raged Saturday and Sunday cer- tainly filled the roads up with snow in good. style in this locality and put. a stop t0 all motor trafiic now, and probably for some time to come.

The stork hovered over Tryon recently and left Mr. and Mrs. Erie Mabey the proud possessors of a fine new baby girl. Congratulations.

A number of young men from Tryon and surrounding localities have been called in to Charlotte- town for their 30 dav training per- iod beginning Jan. 10th-

Thc many friends of Mr. Hart- ford Woodside of Tryon will regret to learn of his serious illness at his home here, nnd one and all hope for his speedy recovery.

"It's an ill wind that blows "~0- body some good" is very true in the cnse of four o! our fair young lnrlies from Hampton. who were snow-bound in North Tryon for the week-end. These young ladies journeyed to Tryon on Saturday afternoon, planning to enjoy skat- ing on the pond in the evening but King Winter started up in good style and treated us to a severe snow storm Just the same the young ladies enjoyed their “reek-end but do not wish for more snow storms.

It is pleasing to report that Mri Ira Cairns of Mount Tryon is im- proving after his recent severe 111- tress.

Sgt. Bert Cameron of the R. O. A F‘ one of the boys from the nearby district of Hampton has re- turned to his squadron in Ontario after a pleasant furlough with his p.1r<""s and fri“n"s. “Bert" joined 15cc R. C. A. F. seven months ago in the capaJty of wireless oper- ator and air gunner-

The many friends both young and old of Mr. Leslie Dawson 0i‘ North Tryon are sorry to learn he is still confined to his home but are glad to know he is improving.

The North East gale which ac- companied the snow of Saturday night and Sunday cleared all the board ice off the shores and even cleared out nbout one-third of the ioe at the mouth of Tryon River inking along with it a 30 foot smelt urt and cqiripment belonging to one of our local fishermen.

Miss Vera Simpson. principal oi ‘Pryon Consolidated School, spent the holidays very pleasantly at her home 1n Boy View Mills.

Master Ray Howatt oi’ Cape Traverse spent the week end with relatives in Tryon.

After n longer than usual Christ- mas and New Year's holiday school re-oncxicd on Jan. 6th with a very good attendance, with teachers and pupils settlirw down for the last. hnit‘ of the school vear. Miss Simp- son, tF-‘c principal and Miss Mabey iirc assistant, are both very cap- nbln teachers, and with a little oo- nperntlon from the pupils, much could be accomplished. Messrs. Gerald Best and Asher l-lowatt of Lower ‘rryon, who llld been employed at T. Eaton‘: dur- ing the Christmas rush, and then spent the holidays at home, nave zirnin returned to N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Stetford Mullins

of Lower Tryon have an their guests their daughter. Mrs. John l/fncQirrrie and little son, Master

Ian of Hampton. His friends regret that 1it'le Master Ian has been quite ill during their visit but is

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to: 90 Great George Si.

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rapidly improving. -'I‘.

RA UCTION SALE

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buildillils thereon. This is one

‘mum l0 Cornwall nnd Char

51:?’ 3 Years, 30 hens; a full ti’. mower, loader. eic., 30

I’ oat h" iurmsuitrlzd feed.‘ potatoes

T0 he sold on the promises on Wednesday the 15th day anuflfy, i941, at one o'clock P. M., farm of the late "l" Howard Drake. consisting of 105 acres of land with “my. beautifully situated 0n the West River and con-

lflo at the same time 1 milk cow, 1 horse, 12 years, 1

hnnweiggsdlxtifis-h. If day not fine sale will take place on the

of the best farms in the lottetown. line of machinery including

tons hay. and a quantity of and turnips. Also all house-

WENDELL BEATON, Auctioneer.

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

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BANKS

(Canadian Press) Stocks Canada _. Montreal _ Commerce 1oz

Royal Bk

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YORK. Jan.

United States drllar.

23.000 and Shanghai 5,68.

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner

NEW YORK. Jan. 12—(AP)- The stack market took a rest Sat- urday at s11 htly lwer levels after another wee of generally rising prices.

60 Lsues wasoilll oi’ a. point at 44.9, the first dip since the creep- ing recovery got under way Jan. 3, On the week the composite showed a net gain of .7. Its third con- secutive weekl upturn. Transfcrs wlalled 361,440 shares. kwest Saturday turnover since Nov. 30. The a ate compared with 384,970 s. week ago. Onl active Canadian stocks on the bg board were International Nickel and Walkers-and both dro-p- ped fractions. Nickel lost l-B point and Walkers slipped 5-8. Canadian Car was a big gainer on the curb, juznrping 1-2 points. Canadian Industrial Alczhol was ‘lllp 1-2 point at the close and Ford bettercd it- Self by 3-4 of a. point. Lake Shore Mines lost 5-8. Among United States stocks un- der water fractions to a point were U.S. Steel, Bethlehem. Chrysler, General Motors, Douglas Aircraft, American Telephone, Anachda. Dow Chemical, U.S. Gypsum, N. Y. Central and Sears Roebuck. Ame n Locomotive preferred pushed up a point to a new 1940- 41 top. Modest gains were retained ‘by U.S. Rubber, common and e- ferrcd, Goodyear, Goodrich, W1 lys- Overland, Graham-Paige, C.rn Products and Celot/ex. Bonds and commodities were a trifle uneven. Wheat Chicago was of: 5-8 to 1 1-8 cents a bushel and corn down 1-4 to 8-8. Cotton was unchanged to 30 cents a bale in arrears]

Market At A Glance

(By The Clnndinn Preu)

Toronto-Gold shares lower; groups higher. Montreal-Paper stock; lower; util- ities. other indnstril‘ nnd gold! higher.

New York-Stocks cloned narrowly

Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged. New York-Cotton, rubber and m-

other

gar lower’; coffee higher. O Gram WINNIPIX}, Jan. 12-40?)- Traders on Wtmiw! BT81" "i"

change shuffled wheat, leer. along an irretular path dur-

Saturday's short 9588100 l8 bo gains and losses were record- ed. A mid-session recovery from curly lorses 1st steam near the olcse and quciatfcm finished un-

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changed, May at '17 3-4 and July 70 8-8 cents a bushel.

12—(AP)— ‘The free foreign exchange market clcsed Saturday with every major rate unchanged in relation to the

The Canadian dollar reonained at

Japan unit was at 23.48. Hong Kong

Associated Press Financial Writer

The Associated Press average of

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Stock: Close Bell Tel 158 Brazilian - Can Cement 6 1-4 Can Car Found 10 3-8 Can Car Pid 2'1 i-4 Can Pacific 6 Can steam 5 Cons Smelt 38 1-2 Dom Coal Pfd 20 1-4 Dom Bridge 26 Dom 8 B 9 1-2 Founda. Co 12 1-2 Gen Steel Ware: 6 1-4 Int Nickel l6 Massey Harri: 8 1-4 Mtl Power za 7-3 Nat steel Car 38 Noranda. 57 3-4 Shawinigan 16 1-2 WPB Elec A — W133 Elec B _. NPREAL, Jan. 12--(OP)-Io- sues tumcd upwards in the final hour of the stcck market on Sat-

txrday. A strong spot was provided by Canadian Car shares on the

strong tone in the final hour of Elaturdayks Toronto exchange ses- sion and the group preted an in- dex gain oi’ .49.

‘Turnover of 222,000 shares was up 72,000 shares from the turnover oi‘ the previous Saturday.

The Canadian Car and Foundry issues moved up and closed at the day's top. the preferred at 28 for a. gain of 4 1-2 ptints and the com- mon et 10 1-2, ugl 1-2 from Fri- day. Dominion ridge firmed a fraction and the close was down 14-point for the Steel of Canada. 1551185.

The Loblaw issues posted gains of small fractions. Fanny Farmer ad-

Free Dutch Battalion Trains Heremto Ti

ON THEE JOB

From u far away 1,5 Shanghal and from many parts of the United States and Canada enrne these oili- oers and N.C.0.’s for the new Nether- lands battalion being recruited at Btratford, Ont, in the renamed Juli- llll bflrriwks- Commencing next weeks, tin’! will begin trrining oi 300 men each month io take their lllwos with the Royal Netherlandl Anny in Britain.

fltronsth o! rm unconfirmed report Pra Roy g 1-3 that the company has received n. Premier 93 fiheqlle for $6.000.000 in settlement Preston 5:15 cf its Black Tcm sabotage claims Roche 4 7.3 agazns-t Germany, St Antho i1 1.2 Canadian Car preferred tacked San Ante 25o . on four points and the common 1 Sand River 7 3-8. More than 750 mares of the Senator 52 common were traded in. Shawkey 3 Bell firmed 1-2 and Shawinigan Sherritt 83 1-4. Brazilian got back the fraio- 515008 54 tion it lcst yesterday while Mont- Slave Lake 14 1-2 rcal Power was fractlonaily im- °u End Pete 21-2 vcd. siren Rock 15o National Steel Car firmed 1-2 Straw Lake 41-8 and Asibestos and Massey Harris stullmm. 19 put on fractions. Nickel a-nd Bu1o- sud Basin 150 lo edged forward 1-2 in the metals Sylvamte 99° but the papers vrere completely Teck Hugh 39° negicc . T°bum 131 Total sales: 1c 20o: Industrlals. gglffgma° lg 7.300, Mines, 8.9M, Bonds, $1,100. Ventures 380 Waite Amli 410 Wendlgo 24 Toronto Exchan e 1mm“ i“ g Ymir Yank 7 i‘. UNLISTED TORONTO Jan. 12—-(CP)—'I‘l'1e ’ nil Selec z 3.4 industrial stocks developed a pend ore m0

CHRISTMAS CONCERT

On December 20th a Simdav ley River Hall. Mr. Harold Chand- ler acted as chairman, and Ihc fol- lowing program was successfully carried otit:

Chorus, It Came Upon The Mid- night Clear.

Recitation, The Day After Christ- mas, Arnold MacLean

Recitation. Wouldn't It B9 Fun. Thelma Barrett

Dialogue, The Sick Doiy, Keith Rackham, June Eikhoud, Betty Barrett

Reading, Mrs. Gilhooeys Bunga- low. Jessie Stewart.

35 15-15 (om, F 5 m“ ded 1-8 and Canada Packers ad- change Comm] gird 0:59“ 9_09_ vanced 1 3-4 t: 8'7 l-4. Gains of a 991 per cent discount.) l???) ‘izflmm? fig‘: glwulél "r150

The free pound St 1i '3 °" - @891" D »- $4.04 for open market 551.1258. $5 Mme“ pm" and my“ Buk‘ In‘

ternational Utilities B rained 5 to 20 On the down side appeared

ChDPUS. Jolly Old Saint. Nicholas. Recitation, Eleanor Axrvorthy. Christmas Drill, Thelma Brrrett,

School Concert was run in lllhcrit- ,

ght With Britain l

In this photo the vanguard of the Netherlands battalion are wel- comed to Stratfurd as Mayor Thomas E. llrnry greets Col. C. .l. S115, the commanding officer. Cheering groups of ciivcns watchcd the group as lhcy pnrnricrl tn 1' "mks iwh ml ihv Sh it? r11 iloys‘ Band. Thor,- was n. simple err ', i-uwi lvri in ifu- 32v!" ' 11:11; na- tln- from‘ llullnnrlrrs went immediately to the task uf prcparntion for the 1,500 mcn who will follow.

l3

Community Hall in <l1.'~.‘ ' .

Contributions had been ma"c to the Red Cross. Sanitoriunr, Hos- pitals, Schcol Fairs. v A hizolavd rug tirade by the in ' cn to the P. I». quilt t0 the Kin al, flannelet-te go " arxiclcs to the Protes H, Orphinazv. pneumioitia jackets a. .l knitting for

the Red Crms A very successful ' t! club for the girls of both was ac- tive for two years under tiéc lead- ership of Miss Isabel MacDonald. Some of the articles purchased for

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quxfili‘; Grade V—— 1 VJJPaiii BIJFK-Jy, 2, 6s or: Garcon Mnxhtsmz.

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HAVE THEIR OWN BADGEQ

Officers and men oi the Nether lands hullulirvn ucnr British-styli llllltle dress with tin-u rlhliiiflulsh- lng insignia — urnngv-ci.iiirvil star: on their tunic cnllrzrs. uml orangl arm badges with hte wurd "in-der- lands."

“My Garden,

Farewell, O lovely spot, \\'Z.:1c bear» ty dire-lie,

Summer h paswd nnd autumn . i W111i “s in Wlicu . , is field and hill. Shoi . ,'l 1r ti. When o.‘ grmrzn, vacn Ilmui To i lragrunce .‘.-.: on ext-r i . \Vhm'e hernia‘ in erwh bud ind bloom, shorrcd forth to please. Wlrerc bees and birtterflzc-s, have lucid the (lay. Cmwz-scd each flour-r urn‘. blmm,

~ tr gay

When- dcwdrops and sumhine met urhere for a yvhile.

Like (iazzllns gems their lights shmie forih ll’l sunlighzie smile.

‘ c ground with 1s polar!» g unit for n1r:1'P.-—I mus;

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-'1‘h<=rc ill thy lorltncss, I loved to do." i»

v garden hooiiil’ 11', . Linc-avail. —-.l(lli\'. “'l'l‘r' LSILHS."

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FOREST lllLl SCHOOL

(Rrport for 1h of Ill.

Grade IX- 1 -. Evt-lyir James, l

r fivu months

Grad-s lll~ l. llfdievi Ganett

. _ June Elkkoud, Lois Daye. _ _ V 1,, mo; 2 Alb W Mal)” 3 , _ ‘I Canada Steamshiipe pfd, Canad- Duet, Aushne Smith and Harold @8611 0f 111i‘ H") 5-"110015 “Pr? black- are n; new. of ' F“ " m‘ - m“ ' M‘ ian Dredge, Hamilton Catt-ins pid Chandler (encored). board, school SIQPS, library and m l“. d, n m, mm ‘Thel D9113“- _

"and Union Gas. Recitation, Gentleman Gay, Ro- bITOk-i- “'81P? Ymlllfflill- FIWIF‘. PM i(k~.-| 1..., UL,- m ., pf-ev-gc-yoql ,, II"'1,.,‘V“-lf‘~”"' n'>11"l<1.

Home Oil and Anglo-Canadian berf. Rackhnm. Also painiinq and repair work n‘. 2v. \.,,,{,. M‘ m,‘ . ‘ - " m. “ i“ "- l‘ Nlnclmw- 3- 3 ‘m MC‘ were i-he only traders in volume in Recitation, A Christmas Note For‘ 1h? illorrlvunun‘ bliss Nuuzt hhm 1,. only], ‘ “L V“; the western oil section and they Lois Daye. ' Bruce gave n piano solo. nncl an ‘h; n.1,}, no,‘ ("ih-l‘ I“ 1-,_R~"'l"1' 1 RFTIIKYIV. closed higher by 3 cents and 7 cents Reading Mixe presmptions pniqvnble sing-song W115 led by Airs. 5,3,. U, $1.5“. g/Floivnce Guns. m5pe°mv°1y' Mrs- T D- 111118- V I Ebb“? unil‘ed and soli l" ""

,East Msluvtic sold down 8 cents Dialogue Trials of a School Refreshments were serve-d by the y... 1., p. 5 111g ‘[1 to 2.82. Preston lost 5 to 3.35 and Mia/gm, Esther stead and Aynoid’ hostess assisted by some 0i‘ the (mien ‘in (*1 w <~~- . u C .1, .

mm“ dmlfnes we” mill-ed by Matltan members. An fl'.!lllVf‘l'SFil'_\' coke 115m of (pm (jpm, 1' ‘ ‘ ' A‘ E5}, “"5 -. Cochenour Willans, MacLeud-Cociz- Recitation Aaveniure 31mm;- mune bv Airs. .\lu:1:'n Bruvo 111i pfisimq Corps 12' “mops “kLFARL shutt, Ccntral Patricia. O'Brien, MgcLgan ' ' y Mrs J“ D Aluciloiralzl was cut .1... 5131i; m (, s.» L “Dov “H