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GDIIEIIIIMENI and DDIIPDIIATIDN SEIIIIIIITIES

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"f; nouonr - sow - quornn Members Investment Deniers’ Association of Canada

~ I-'. J. BRENNAN 8t DDMPANY LTD.

E. M. BAGNALL-Manager Charlottetown

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‘Advertising Rates-Payable ln Advance y‘

Minimum Charges For Any Advertisement ls Cum.

locals 2o per word; Announcements and l‘ word; Classified lo per word; in llwh; Lina or Floral and Spiritual name; Letters of Condolonci Mn per Inch;

_'ng Ilvenll k pa: Munoriam Notices I40 par Olhrlnsl. Gama use. le n: Wedding lug“;-

nenta, 4O words for 91.00 and l9 cents for every additional l words; Notices uf Thanks and Appreciation. 84o per Inch or lg per u-ord; Lists o! subscription 49 cents per inch; Adurog

sud rrosnumfluu, 51.00.

I‘ central Guardian locals 5o per wuni; Western and laying ‘I l I

Utner rates on application.

For Sale

11in slim.- -_ hUhb said-Ami.‘

JZIIC, iii good condition. Pnonc 551. TEAM truck wagon. Apply Proude a Moresidc. ' , _ -._____L..-._ _.-_. __._ FOR SALE — HEINZMAN PIANO, lil good condition. C. A. Beer, 204 liilisboro Street.

l-‘Olt SALE -- VIOLIN OUTFIT complete. Good condition. Write itcx, Guardian.

I"OIt SALE — FIREWOOD AND stove lengths. Leslie Boyce, Mer- iiiaid.

EQTTs-Irlfzlfi 551T»: cows. Also number young cattle. Knud Jorgcnst-n, Fredericton.

ice Qiiicic _ NEW llicycle. Apply Morell Hotel or Phone 175-]...

‘ci- FERTILIZER

Also turnip pulper. - rl Moore. Argyle Shore. i0ArtAsY{i.E“Li.iIrrén NUMEH NH. d: L. S. pullets. Price $1.25. Arthur Houston, Hazel Grove. iorfsiii“; a blARES, 1100 T0 i000 lbs. Ages 9. 10 and 13 years. ‘Theo. Ellis. DOIIZIICISIOWI. w; sane; - affirm-in or niu_v-

‘ mg wagons.

Victoria.

roii mus - i

Wtst MacDonald, Glasgow Road.

FOB SALE — DRY HARDWOOD blocks, rouszili lunibvr, sawed. lntnsli. Spriiigton.

roicgslxiiT-“isiuorizic RANGE,

l bedroom suite, 1 Philco (Cab?

InCt) Radio, 1 baby's praim. Phone 1572-12 or Aipt. 3T, Maple Hills. FOR. SALE - MOTOR CYCLE "45" Harley Davidson. Excel- lent condition. Apply A. S. Mac-

Caull, Ellcrsiie.

FOR SALE— QUANTITY OF s-plit hardzioosl. RU": hardwood planks, boards. sleigh runners, siElgll shafts. softwood boards

Macbeod Brosnl _ _ lnosr _- woman's BROWN ox- SHIRE cowJ (I119 to freshen lust of’ moiith.I LOST BETWEEN

boards. harc-ivocdi Duncan Macq

IIBID WDIIIIBII

WANTED - tn-AYABLL‘ uiiu. non. housework. Phone 532-0.

WANTED - G131. FOB HOUSE- work. Apply 329 Grafton. Phone 1614.

WAN TED-MIDDLE AGE) housekeeper, one adult. ln coon- tr)‘. Write Box 719, Guardrail.

WANTED - WOMAN on Gnu. for general housework in modem home in Hampton Village. N. B. Two adults. no heavy work. Good wages. References required. Write Mrs. Stanley Elkin, Hampton Village, N. B.

Ieaclie_r§_Wanted W A N T E D -- TEACHER FOR

lvLillcove School. Elmer McQuaid, Bedfoid. Secretary.

WANTED — A TEACHER FOB Pisquld West School. Supplement $200.00 for balance term. A. A. McKinnon, Mt. Stewart, P. E, I.

ri-zaéiirzii wmsn - iucn- mond School. Supplement $275.00. By order of Secretary, Gar Pen-

dleton.

Lost Found Strayed

Eosr - PEARL NECKLACE. 1w- ward. Finder please leave at Guardian.

lords. slightly worn. Finder please phone 2053-L.

BREADAL- bane and Summeriield, truck tarpaulin. Finder notify L. S. Seaman, Breadalbane. Reward.

LOST — LADY'S WALLET CON- taining money and papers. near Post Office. Reward. Phone 21494.. after 5 o'clock.

LOST — BOX OF BUTTER AND case Imperial grease, Wednesday in vicinity Rogers Hardware, Pownai and Fitzroy Streets. Re- ward. Apply Guardian.

I J o-Let o r. n71‘: noon. WRITE

'1 x 4 and ‘J x 6. Knud JOTQCDSCILI __"E»V~I-'_ Guardialb

Fredericton.

rorzfsjini: -’ BARGAINTWBEST qitziliti- Power 'l'o0Is. Lathe, liencli Saw and Atlas Drill Press. .\‘..'.'t~r used. Reason for selling, illncss. Apply N». L’ Harland Apia. Water Str

Miscellaneous

Pia-LEE. SHA i . the hauling. 256 Fitzroy St.

IVANTEI) I- GIRL TO SHARE apartment with two business

girls. Apply Box 605, Guardian;

NOTICE -- ANYONE “TSIIING L: ivork in our woods at Spring- ton this ivinter. k} ' lll the farm previously owned by Chalmers McLeod on Thursday. November 20th. at 2 P, M. Knud Jargcnsen.

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PilCllt.’ 1686-12.

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{slits-Eh} _ r50" noontsraz liq-lit house keeping. Box 720, fjuardiun.

Boarders Aceommodated

positions Accoiviividiklrici

Phone 913-1..

AWE.“ - .

WANTED _ Sox's 300557.57;

Skates. Size 2. Apply Box 720,

Cha rlottei own.

VWNTEB I 7-.“ slid Sh]. 7 IIOCISI-IWOT: 1 Punzalow by adults. . Water iindI Modest Rental. BoxI

PIlcctrlcltyn 721, Guardian.

WANTED - B. R BOTTLES. Hides. Iron and Metals. Highest prices, Fast service. Phone 2208 Maurice Block 8s Co.

BOTTLES Highest prices paid Past DI=i up service Phone 2542. Evenings 1107. Michael Bros.

Personal

FOR NEURALGIA. LUMBAGO.

ftheimnllc Pains. Chest Colds.

apply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil. At‘ your Drllggist. '

Business Opportunities imiv _wsi7rii_ii_’lm‘ii_ii'a€vifiioii business. Sell to .500 families. gear! profits for hua lcrs. Writs Rawlelgh Dept. ML-K- I’ _ M. Iontreal; ltaiviiiTfvEfiofiFsifii ' i. ~Nov. 13 4cm- . ‘Ibephone Company sn- ‘IIIDUMIOMY that overseas tele- ‘unwelcome; to Denmark. sus- piflded 01-1940 ll the time of the German inveliol, will be resumed Nov. i!’ i

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"y meet mes‘ . FOR

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for winter. Phone 1029.

rokiIiii:Avi7kYiaiiousn. APPLY to A J Ghlz, 230 Grafton Street. i-‘ruizivisniao BED-

rom, heated. Centrally located. Write Box 722, care Guardian.

_ FOR unfi- _ new mom‘ or-

fice in modern office building. Ap ply 75 Queen ‘Street. e

irbiz RENT on SALE - I?0USE

or farm at Millvale, Also room for rent in Springton. Apply Knud Jorgensen, Fredericton.

itjarsilTrueks For Sale

SALE - 1947 HUDSON. purchased lately. Apply Box 725, care Guardian.

FOR SALE - 1929 CHEVROLET Coupe. (Cheap) Vernon Mac- Lennan, Alexandre.

FOR. SALE 0R TRADE — 1989 Buick sedan. Good condition. Apply Island Taxi, 164 Prince.

FOR SALE — 1940 BUICK SPEG lal. Excellent condition. Apply P. O, Drawer 730. Siummerside.

FOR. SALE 1935 DODGE SEDAN. New motor. In good condition. Will sell right. for quick sale. 247 Grafton St, phone 2252-1...

FOR. SALE - ONE HUDSON SE- dan. practically new tires. Keith Pratt, Bloomfield Station. P. E. i’.

FOR. SALE — 1940,CIIEVROLE1‘_ conch like new. Also one 1936 Plymouth coupe. Both cars can be seen at 75 Rochford.

FOR. SALE-IN! DODGE COUPE. Good condition. Reasonably pric- ed. Leighton barter, New Wilt- shlre. '

FOR. SALE - ONE 01998 CIIEV. Sedan. Heater. Good tires. in ex- cellent condition. Price $800.00. Phone Curling Rink. New Glas- gow. N. S.

FOB SALE - i940 PONTIAC DE‘ Lux Sedan. n Heavy Duty tires (new). Heater. Radio. Also in ex- cellent condition. Phone ‘Curling Rink, New Glasgow, N. S. _

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FOR SALE - i941 PLYMOUTH Sedan; i038 Plymouth Coach: 1940 Studebaker; 1940 Chevrolet Sedan: 1942 Chrysler Royal: i040 Ford Coach. All cars in excellent condition. can be seen on Market Square lH-iday.

F012 SALE -- 1938 NAIII SIOAN. Excellent condition, four new tires. air conditioned heater, radio. Reason for selling. leav- Ih! Pfbvlre- Must be sold by "W- 17- A9111? Kenneth Hen-

derson. Fernwood, or ppm; ledeque 15-33.

Mining

TORONTO, Nor. 1a_. Sales Stock '

4000 Alger .. _

5900 Armistice . 6800 Ashley 3000 Astoria . 2700 Aumeque i200 Aunor .. . 5700 Bear 34300 Beaulieu . 4800 Bevcourt 3500 Bidgood . 3000 Bralorne . 300 Brand Millen 4000 Brit Dom .. 100 Buffadison . 1800 Buff Ank 1200 Calder .. 2500 Cal Edm 700 Calllxian .. 220 Bk of Com . 706 Cdn Brew i050 Castle Tre 5650 Cent Pat 22800 Cent Por .. 4000 Centremaqus . i9 soo chem Res 5411-2 i500 Cheskirk 09 1-2 200 Chmmium .. 110 3500 Citrslam . 05 1000 Coiomac .. . 400 Conlages .

500 Conlarum [2000 Con Homest . 100 Con Smelt .

22200 Conwest 7500 Crowshore .. . 2000 Cub Air . 3600 Daragon . 600 Delnite 300 Dlckenson 6700 Discovery 2620 Div Int 295 Dome . . . . 60 Dom Bank . 365 Dom Stores .. 3700 Donalda 18700 Dulema . .. 2500 Duquesne . 7500 Duvay 5000 5200 2100 5100 23100 3400 825 825 100 1099 509 10300 2100 6000 12900

23 1-2

09 1- 153 .. 125

Gold Arrow . Gold Man Goldhawk . Goldvue Guyama .. Hard -Rot~k . . I-Iarricana. .. Hasaga Heath Hedlsy Heva Gm 20 l-iolllnger 1300 Home Oil .. 9300 Hosco 580 Hud Bay 2000 Hugh Ma] Int Nickel lnt Uran Jacknife 8700 Jason 3000 Jelllcoe . . 258 J M Con . 1100 Joburke 5700 Jollet 3000 Kayrand . 9000 Kenville 865 Kerr Add 0250 Kirk Gold 1800 Kirk Lake 2000 Kirk Town 100 Lake Shore 2000 Lapin Cad 5000 Lapaska 6000 Larder U . i000 Leitcl-i 2000 Lebel 1000 Lencourt 700 Little LL 2850 Louvlcourt i650 Macassa . 1550 MacDonald .. . 2000 Macfie 2105 MacLeod . 1650 Madsen 4000 Mal Gf 3000 Man East 2105 McKenzie 1720 McMarmac 4000 Mid Cont 2950 Negus 3000 New Bid .. 900 New Cal . . 3000 New Marlon . 1080 Noranda i450 Normetal 11350 Nor-zone 5700 OBrien .. 2000 Okalta 2000 Omnitrans 53500 Osisko 32200 Osulake 2000 Pa: Gold 9540 Pemour 2000 Pandora 5400 Paymaster .. 15000 Pen Rey . i710 Pickle Crow 100 Pioneer .. .. 20000 Porc Reef i155 Preston

19400 I000

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I and Forest ‘ Prairies.

Bill Butlln, whose name has be- come a. legend in the U. K. is in Canada on a visit. He plans to do in Canada what has netted him an estimated $50,000,000 fortune in Britain by operating vacation camps.

Prairies May Soon Grow Sugar Maples

If the tests being carried out at the Dominion Experimental Station at Morden, Manitoba, to evolve 5 strain of sugar maple suitable for the Prairies are succe sfui, all Canada may become, in eed. the Land of the Maple. The leaf of the sugar Maple is Canada's floral national emblem, but unfortunately this valuable tree, esteemed alike for its beauty and utility _ its sugar sap and wavy-grained furni- ture wood - is a native of only a part of Canada, and, while it grows as Jar south as Georgia. it docs not extend far north in _Canzida. The western boundaiy of the Canadian Sugar Maple appears to be in the Thunder Bay Hills flanking Lake Superior.

Tests at the Morden Station show Sugar Maples raised from seed obtained in Ontario and Quebec- are too tender to with- stand the rigours of severe winters but seeds obtained from the Thunder Bay Hills near Fort William are so far dOllig well and produce see-d, However. a strain from Northwest Minnesota is

i expected lo prove superior. because i throughout

tho ages the parent

been subjected to prairie heat and low moisture supply. Seed has bccn harvested from native trees east of Mcor- heairl. lvljnncsota, and also from two Stations from trees of Thunder Bay parentage. Morden has shared soc-d with other Dominion Experimental Stations. Universities, Services across the It ls hoped that thc rcsulting seedlings will prosper and that in iimc Canada will be more u-iflsly and fully the Land of the

Maple,

2G0 Quccnston .. . . .. 100 Quemont . .. . ltd 11:21 .11. 250!) R1. iman 1000 Rochette 13500 Rouyn Merg 4000 Rosana 9S5 ltoy~a1 Bank 1370C) Rupununi 5C5 Sari Ant 50D Sliczp Cr 3100 Slierritt. 15300 Silver Mill 3500 Sladen 1000 Springer 5600 Slarratt 100 Steep Rb . 400 Sullivan .. 100 Sylvaiiite 5000 Thom Lund 21000 Tluu-bois 3015 Toburn S00 Upper Cari . 240 Ventures 677 Waite 5000 Winch Lard . 1000 Wlnora .. 175 Wright liar CURB 100 Foothills 1000 Yukon u Total sales 836,000.

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Produce

MONTREAL, Nov. l3 —~ (CF)- Pr duce prices quoted hers today wg-e reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as i01- iowst

Eggs: Free cases, A large 50; medium 43-44: A pullets 38-39; B 33-39; C 26-27,; packed for export large 48; medium 46; puliets 4 . e

Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- iced, fresh and storage no 1 60; current receipts Que no 1 pes- teurized 59 l-8; no 2 58 1-8; first grade creemery print job price 61. Solids 80 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipts (fob factory and fob factory shipping points), Quebec, white 25; ivest- crn white 25 1-8. Wholesale: (ex- port price current first grade) western and Quebec white 25 11- 16-48. No other prices establish- ed. 1

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Prue) Toronto-Stocks mixed; golds, base metals. western oils down. Montreal-stocks mixed; papers down. -

New York-Stocks lower; light selling depresses leaders.

MILK ll CENTS’ IN TORONTO

TORONTO. Nov. 13 _(CP)-’l\hc Evening‘ Telegram said today that effective Nov. 24 the price of bot-l tied nulls In ‘Poi-onto will rise two cents s quart to l8 cents. based e

an increased price to the producer from $3.45 a l-iundredweight to $4.-

lee-luvs-

i»... laoonoonoo Io be repaid iIie publici

THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT IS REDEEMING I5 MAY, ‘I940 ISSUE OF WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES COMMENCING I5 NOVEMBER

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Save this money. Start a Savings Account with your nearest branch of

The Canadian Bank of Commerce. You can add to it on the 15th of each month as the Government wdeems each succeeding

issue of these War Savings Certificates. This Bank

welcomes you as a

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"It's Nevrr Tee Late to Start a Saving: Account’

THE CANADIAN BANK or commence

cmntorrzrown BRANCH-R. s. r. IARDINE, Manager.

‘Survey Damage By Forest Insects

The spruce budwonn maintained I" Position as llie outstanding forest inesect pest in Canada during the 1946 season. states the annual report. of the Forest Insert investi-

iglves the complete story of mg

, tation proportions

gatioiis, Division of Entomology, Science Service, Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture. The report

attacks of insect peslg on U19‘ 19,-. ests of Canada during me yew; and says of the budworm outbreak that it extended eastward from Lak: Superior over the Quebec bound. ary, leaving a high percentage or dead and dying balsam fir and white spruce. However. they infest tation appears to be substding, The report states that the jack pine budworm still pérsists in infes- _ in the Sioux Lookout Forest District in Western Ontario and ln the Sandllzinda Forest Reserve and the Whitcsncll

Forest Reserve in Manitoba. In tlic last named two districts, it appears to be on the wane. I

Next to the budwcrm, the way. ern Hemlock ldoper in Brilish Columbia was probably the most destructive forest insect. In the Maritime Provinces and Quebec, slight increases were noted in the eastern form o! the insect, How- ever, it was nowhere abundant except in the Sioux Lookout Forest District in Western Ontario.

The larch sewfly continued to be one of the more Important lnnect pests of larch in many parts of Canada, and the inch cuebearer caused browning of loliage and early spring defoliation over large areas from Michlplcoten Harbour on Lake Superior south and east through southern Ontario and por- tlons of Quebec. It was abundant in the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland, although less severe than in 1945..

The outbreak of forest tent caterpillar in northern New Bruns- wick, now in its fourth year, con- tinued but with lessened severity, while the fall esnkerworm seriously damaged cultivated elm and Manl- toba maple in smell scattered areas in tits Prairie Provinces, Ontario, and the Msritimes. It was not as serious a pelt as it has been iii past seasons.

Other important insects were the balsam woolly aphid and beech scale in the Maritime Provinces. the aphid causing high mortality of balsam fir, especially in Prince Edward Island.

The green striped-maple worm defoliated maple in the Gstineau and Llevre arena of Quebec and on Manitoulin and St. Joseph Islands in Lake Huron; throughout south- ern Ontario, the white pine weevil was troublesome and the European pine shoot moth destructive to hard pines; Swslnes jack pine law. fly. the redheaded pine sawfly, the birch aewfly and the lax‘!!! as?" toi-trix ‘were pests in northern 0n- terio; on the Prairie and perk belt,

he yellow headed spruce pew!!!-

mericdii poplar leaf beetle, pine needle scale. spruce mite, and yell" willow m! beetle were zroubleionie. The yellow-headQfl‘_Il3fl-l¢! slwllv also attacked cultivated ab!!!" I"

many parts of ‘southern Ontario; .

tho mountlin plni time. ionic-able needle miner," mugru _II1' nestle. am! Dougles flrltuileék m0"! W!" “he: "species 6!’ economic import- aties in’ Ifltltlr Columbia. The mgspean? spruce llllly, although frequently encountered lnillew- foundland. the‘ Maritime M11109"- Qtiebecwand flflld 00"?“ "°'

where occurred in MIRMIVPINIII" lions. It wit...» found wsn of ludbury. Ontario. . ‘ ' Jsosrn our! nvvnauas Despite its rural character. about bee-thirds of the Australian bee-

Issue STANDARD DNEMIDAL DDMPANY, LIMITED

5% Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Share. (Fur Value $100 per shore)

Additional

PRICE: $97.50 per slime n. yield 5.12% Copy of official prospectus furnished on request

EISTEBN SECURITIES DDMPIINY LIMITED CHARLOTTETOWN

' "R. M. JONES-Manage!

Halifax Saint John

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Fredericton Summerside

Agriculture, Ottawa. Ask for Pub! cation 511 - Goose Raising.

' dense Breeding 0n The Farm

DREAD DISEASE SPREADS Swcdemhad B27 cases of infnntlli

paralysis this summer as ccmpared to 248 in the same period of 1946,

i WANTED

A number of Iorge, sound udder cows, Ayrshire or Hol- stein breeds, Not less than I050 Ibs. To freshen not Inl- er than Dec. I5tI1.

H. I. KENNEDY PHONE N0. 1594-5 or iisl P. Box I594 Charlottetown

Anetta? Sale

GALLANT

Iri these days of labour shortage, it is surprising that more farmers do not raise a flock of geese each Year. says A. G. Taylor, Poultry 1711119011. Central Experimental Firm, Ottawa. Raising geese on the farm requires little cash outlay end comparatively little labour. The two essentials to success are present on the fsnn as nowhere else. 'I'hey are. "It rlngm and plenty of green feed.

Housing geele ls not an expensive item, u any place that will keep than out oi’ the snow and free from draught: is satisfactory, They require no special feeding, and will eat any kind of coarse grains. Much of their feed should be in the fonn o1 green feed such as cabbage, maflgeli, clover or alfalfa .hny which has been cut early and is well cured.

Geese are not so readily subject to disease as hens or turkeys and goalins ere hardy and grow rapidly. The only special care they require is for abou‘. one week after hatching time, when they should be kept dry and moderately warm. The breeds of geese belt adapted to farm conditions and market requirements are the Toulouse and Embdcn. The Touloulae ls grey in colour and Embden ts white. ‘

Moderate sized breeders are bet- ter than very largo specimens. Breeding geese should be selected about the middle of November or before‘ fattening ‘for market com- mencea. The best market for geese is the Christmas or New Year trade or when the weather l: cold. Geese fbed better or. concentrate when the temperature is below [reeling and about three weeks feeding will put them in prime. shape for killing. A bulletin on Geese Raising may be obtained from the l‘ mliIlon Department of