FEBRUARY 5. 1954

Presentation. 31.00.

damages arising out of errors

the advertisement in which the

Advertising Rates Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Auws-tlseinent 25 Cents. Central Guardian Locals 5c per Locals 4c per word; Announcements and Coming Events 5:: per word; Classified 3c per word; In Memariam Notices Ste per mch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Olferlngs. Cards. etc.. 5c per name: Letters oi Condolence 8-1c per inch; Wedding Engage- ments. 40 words for 51.00 and 10 cents (or every additional 3 words; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. 84c per inch or 5c per word; Lists at Subscriptions. 84 cents per inch; Address and

Other Rates On Application. rhe advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for

imount paid (or the space actually occupied by that portion oi error is due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise. and

there shall be no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. . '

word; Western and Eastern

in advertisements beyond the

error occurred. whether such

Ialiy chicks

i1'H.Y WAIT? To ORDER. YOUR chicks. You want heaviest pro- duction when prices are best. For lllally" seasons early summer prices for Grade A Large are good and getting better. Later chicks are still busy with pea in-es' then. So order Bray Can- adian Approved chicks now. ircm nqrziits -- R:-bt. .1. Shaw. Blcom- iield; Chas. E. Worth. Elm Ave. and Chestnut St., Cl'1i1i'lC1t(!l.i')Wr1 .1 srpenccr Hughes. Emcraicl; Chas. S. MacKay, Kcnsington.

Boarders Wanted

Ili)()l1IER. WANTED. APPLY 1; Cumberland Street.

.325 s trucks for Sale

I-OR SALE -JEEP IN GOOD miiditioii. good motor i1il(l equip- ped with tour snow and mail tires. Reasonably priced, E. Turner. O'Leary.

FOR SALE - 1947 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Good condition. Will take cattle on payment. Can be fin- anced. Apply Ray Foster, Dun- staiinage.

For Sale

roa sau: .. LADIES 3131?:

Seal Coat. size 38. Tlephone 4050.

mi. sans: - caxoaa. nnawaa

Boyle. Now Haven.

rnn sans: L caMarfa' FIELD Glasses. Now. 85.00. Dial 9435.

FOR SALE OR RENT-MODERN bungalow. Phone 9169.

1-oonwsifrz - GATDETA-pair W. M. MacDonald. Johnston's River.

roa saw - one 550-GALLON Beatty shallow well pump. Jos- eph A. Bell. Murray Harbour.

iron sax. .. an LAYING PIE- lets. A.-piply John A. Birt. Peakes Station.

FOR. SALE - 16 H. P. STEAM boiler. steam engine. 2 retorta. All iaclory equipment. Joseph A. Bell. Murray Harbour.

iron-lsTITrr.-I A coil-i-T.iF6Ir -

cows, will freshen in a low 111811. Apply Irving MacDonald, 'or . ,

Personal

FIX THAT COUCH FAST! WITH Sanguen. Six active ingredients go to work at the iirst spoonful -quickly ease racking. stubborn coughs-tight chest colds, bion- chltis. lioarsenes, raw, sore Ihroat. Nice to taste-won't up- set stomach, Provcn over 40 years. Ask for "Sanguen" now at Hl12l1E5'. Rcddin Bros.. and Caul- ivcllls Druiz Stores. Charlotte- town: Jamie.son's. Montagui : Waugifs. Aibcrton; Sempicis, Kcnsingtoii: Eiiman Drug. Sum- mersida and all drugglsts.

Salesman Wanted

SALESMEN WANTED FOR. 1955 line of calendars. Good money- iiiaking sideline. Barclay Press 3451 Masson. Montreal.

YOU TOO CAN MAKE 2508 COM- inision selling advertising spec- ialties. No experience necessary. interesting work with a iuture For lull details write: P. O. Box 69-Sstation "E". Montreal, P. Q.

Typewriters

SEE THE NEW ICEMINGTUN Quiet-Ritcr -exclusive ieatures. sensational performance. 55 monthly. Special student rates on rental machines. Remington Rand. 104 Kent Street. Dial

(1631. To Let TO LET -- HOUSEKEEPING room, partly iumished. 238 King Street.

E) LET-ONE LARGE FRONT room suitable ior housekeeping ior elderly lady. Apply 39 Water Street.

Wanted

WANTED - TO BUY. LARGE quantity standing lumber. Apply Box 217. Guardian.

WANTED - CARPENTER AND mechanic tools. Exchange Store, 108 Richmond Street. Dial 5689.

Work Wanted

WANTED - WORK BY DAY. (Single man). Apply Box 241. Guardian.

FOR SALE - 35 BARRED ROCK and New Hampshire pulleta lay- me. Also 2 Pekineoe Dogs. Lester Hi-yenton. Kensington. Phone 50-23.

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FOR SALE - I OOWS. ONE 1'0 freshen IN.-bruar'.V 8th. Second one March 1st. Third one March 11th. Also one Mopar DeLuxe Huber. Apply to William Car- rucher. Kelly's cross. Lot 29.

FOR SALE-14 HEAD OF CAT- 1-lci 7 milk WW8. 5 to ireehan, 2 lreahened. 5 sorlniz calves iuid 2 late calves. 100 pullets and 1,000 bushels oi grain. Ivan Jorgensen, Carleton siding.

Female Help WIMBF

W A N '.l' E D - HOUSEKEEPER. Small family. in Charlottetown. p Aliply Box 239. Guardian.

WANTED - HOEE xcsraa, llmily of five. High wages for right party. Dial sooo.

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE To es- tablish yourself in businem of mur own? Sell fine aogmeuu, Guaranteed line. High commis- sion. Write to-day. Doraldina Cosmetics Company. 1600.De1- 3l'11ll(l1' DPDL 1. Montreal.

Male 11315 iwnnim

or-i-Fa-rnxi'i'r rro s;s'rAa17i's'si

yourself in permanent business. -"”Hl': nntiniially advcr1ls:d pro-'

ducts for home and larni. No in-

vi-stment necessary. Man between.

35 and 55 preferred. Write Dept. L-C-1A. The .1. R. Watkins com- 7i)fiLl1I;!550 Rcch St.. Montreal. gm ldisceliancous

DRESSMAKING. nsmias and alterations. 169 Dorchester st. Dial 8286. .

- ran SAtEor RENT

llodern White Rose Service Station at Winsioe. For par- ticulars apply to--

W. E. STEWART Canadian Oil Co's Ltd. Phone 8812 or 9447 after 5 p.m.

cossrnsrrn VISUAL nnraaanozi AND ANALYSIS - G. F. HIITCHISON .li.8ON

Optosnetrhts 58,01-attosstreet

Livestock

MONTREAL. (CP) - Trading was moderately active this week on Montreal livestock markets. Cattle and hog prices were slight- ly stronger while calves and lambs held steady.

Receipts: 1,575 cattle. 1,780 calves. 60 sheep and lamb: and 2.030 hogs. ,

Good to choice steers 19-20; medium 17-19; common 9-17; medium heifers 12.50-15. choice 16, common 8-12.50; good cows 11.50- 12: choice 1250; medium 10-11: common 9-10; canners and cutters 7-9; good bulls 13-14, choice 15. common and medium 9-13.

Good vealers 26-29. choice 29, common and medium 14-26; grass- era and yeariings 8-12.50.

Lambs (lint basis) 16-19, choice 30: sheep 10-12.

Hogs grade "A" 35.50; sows 2550

I3rodiice

MONTREAL, (OP)- Federal de- partment of agriculture quotations:

Eggs: Free cases. extra large 47; large 48; medium 4-i-4.'i; small 41-42: B .79-40: C 34-35. Receipts 406 cases.

Butter: Wholesale 0111: current

roccipla Que 91; first grade cream- cry prints job price 81'-3-63. Re- ceipts nll.

Cheese: Ontario while 32-Ti: col- orrd 327.: f.o.b. factory. Que. i-"lille 32'.; Que. colored 3214'; l..).b. Montreal; wholrsalo Ontario white 34: colored -'14: wholesale Que white .77: colored .'l:l'i. Receipts nil.

No. l not-toes smili wlioicsalr. lots N. B. 505 .70-.7.'i: N. B. 105 .17-.lFi: N. B. 7.35 1.10-1.15: PEI. 7591.10-1.15: P. E. 1. 10s .18: P. E. I. 50s .73-.75.

WINNTPEG. (OP)-The best com- mercial demand appeared in bar- ley on Wlnnlpfz grain exchange with exporters. shippers and Amer- ican interests making purchases.

Prices of cum two, IWA and domestic wheat were down V. of .1 cent except for cliiss two durume which were unchanged

Closing prices: .

Oats: May 7251.: Jiy 69'iB; Oct. 0.'.'iA.

Barley: May MK: Jly 94-B: Oct.

9333.

Rye: May 1.004-: -711117114: 069. 2.07933.

Flex: Miiy 3.1731: Jly 3.0915: Oct 2.93.

Markets in A Glance

by The Canadian Press 'roi-onto: riiiiiiso-ink. wmernoill

itoog. 0 Montreal: Indasti-ials unchonud. la-nu-a advance.

New York: Market firm; some

I911 9015

Toronto iitociis

By The Canadian Prom maonub. (OP)-Prices tended higher in active trading Thurs- day's stock market.

Western oils ended their recent. losing streak and advanced wit: Great Plains in the lead. up 3) Britalat and Canada Southern were up 1) cents and Bailey-Sel- hum added 15 cents in active tradina.

Golds were stronger with most

categories slightly higher but few

outstanding issues.

Base metal activity was r:5'n- centrated in the seniors in lore- noon trading. but shifted to lun- iore later. International Nickel was

up 37'-'.- cents to lead.

Uraniums were slightly weaker and Ba-tzhurst - area base metals gained a little in mixed trading. Gimnar showed the biggest change

with a 50-cent drop.

Closing indexes showed iroids up .37 at 70.99. base metals down .09

:t 139i7i9 and west:-rn oils down

.14 at 93.03. Sale: Closi- 5 Add Atl Pr .. 100 1-4 500 Aead Uran 14 1000 Acme G .. 16 3400 Ajax 75 1100 Akait 88 1100 Aibmt 131 500 Am Lard 16 1000 Am Ltd . 27 3100 Am Nepiie 94 5000 Am Yk . 19 2600 Aiicn 340 2220 Aug Cdn 550 140 Ang liur 13 88500 Ankeno 12 1-2 2000 Apex Res 5 3-4 1500 Aq 22 1700 Area 48 15 Argus 13 1-41 3000 Arjon 8 1-2 3000 Armstce 20 5200 Ascot 44 25 Aiahdn B 16 1-4 5000 Athens. 10 2000 All Yk , 15 1-2 200 Atiin Rut 8 3000 Aub '7 1-4 3833 Aumach 33 1 500 Aumui 11 1-41 5500 Aviibna 16 17500 Bags. .. 18 15335 Bail Sei A 510 900 1331111 200 1066 Bkfld 7 1--1 2425 Bamat 123 500 Barv .. 146 400 Bsrv War 60 2000 Base Met 16 24800 Baska 42 1-2 1200 Bata 23 1-4 2000 B Duo 23 12100 Bevct 23 4600 Boblo 26 12100 Bonviie 21 2000 Boyvmar 12 600 Bralrne 350 1200 Bralsmn 165 2500 Brewis 10 2100 rilund 209 800 Britalta 495 21500 Br E Oil 39 800 E11 RI! .. 220 3500 Brunhurst 12 1000 Brunsman 10 1000 Brunaton 15 1100 Birunewk 11 1000 But Ank 65 1-4 15500 Buf Cdn 2'1 6000 But R1 5 500 Bunk H 13 6000 Calder 19 520 C and E 990 4500 Oallinan 1'1 500 Calnorth 24 3250 Galvan 0 .. 465 300 Camp Chi 290 200 Camp RL 840 200 C Oil wts .. 225 5125 can 8 Oil 895 3500 Cdn Ad Oil 44 2005 C All 011 495 2600 C Dev P 85 2000 C Malart 45 1700 C Prosper: 050 350 Cassiar 640 ' 200 Cent D: 396 2800 Cent Led 210 1000 Cent For 16 3300 Gen Lk 1500 Cntrrriq 2000 Charter 0 1000 Cheslrlrk 2500 Chesivl 2800 Chi Ex 10500 Ohimo 100 Ohm 3500-Cit-Lsr 2838 Cobalt . 500 Coch Will 6200 Coldstm 500 Colomac 200 Com Pete 500 Gonimn 3700 C Aiienb 150 Con Bake 1000 Con C Cad 2500 C Discvy 1000 C E Crest 10700 Con G11 1125 C 0 Arrow 70325 C Halwl

10200 Donalda 5900 Dragn Oil 3000 Duvex

24500 Dyno .

21920 East Mair 8000 East Rim 1055 East Suli

161800 East Mets

1'i'1E GUARDIAN.

106315 con I-low 29500 Con Mat 621 Con Smelt

4299 Con Orlc 4000Con Pk . 32000 C Rochetto

1300 conwest 385 500 Opr-Man 16 2000 Croinor 25 12300 d'Eidonii. 29 800 Delnite . 115 7400 Del R1 . 180 500 Detts. . 15 3300 Dev-Led . 185 210 Dome . 15 200 Dome Ex . 435 110 Donn Bk 33

1000 Elder 50 3000 El Sol . 11 1400 Em Older 25 6500 Btela 19

Eureka 98 Eureka W 28 Fainbge . 14 Fargo . . 186 Fed Kirk . 11 Fed Pete . 440 Fenimre 50

' Frasr 16 Froblsh . 490 Frol) Debs .. 91 Frobsh w 40 Gatineau . 23 Gatin 5 pc . 106 Geneva 7 God's L . 93 Golziale 33 Goldcrst 19 Gold Egle 8

G F Ulii . 47 Gold Man . 150 Goldhwk . 5 Goldra 4 Gotlfsh 4 Grits Bsq 35 Grandiis 23

Gr Pins D . 13 Gridoil . 835 Gulf Ld 9 Gunr 10 Gwiiim 8 Hard Rck 19 5800 Hear-Hib 13 26200 H of Lake . 34 12000 Headiwy 23 7000 Heath 12 2050 I-Ieva. . 4 1000 High Crsi. . 22 20001'iigh Bell . 37 820 I-Ioiingr . 12 450 Home Oil 895 2500 Horn Yk . 20 300 Hoyle 1'10 Hud Bay 40 Hugh Pm 48 Husky .. 800 2000 1-ivy Charg 9 lnapirtn 240

Int Nicki 36

Jaoknie 7 Jaculet .. 9 Jasipr ., 355 Jelicoe 6 Jet Oil 19 Jobrke la Joiiet 35 Jonsmth 19 Jiupitr 180 Kayrnd 5 1000 Kenvle 7 Kenwnl 133 Kerr Add 17 Keybycn 13 Keymet 82 Kirk I-lud 73 lxlrk Lake 40 Kirk Town 21 Kindke 12 Krlstna 26 Kroy Oil 168 Labrdr 825 1. Duiult 86 Lake Lng 18 L Osu . , 20 L Shore .. 805 La. Luz 150 Landvr 10 Lavalle 5 Lexndn 19 L L Lac 107 Lomega 4 L I Pete 12 Lorada 76 Louvct 13 Macassa 152 Mlaodnld 56 Macfie 15 Mackeno 23 MaoLeod 143 Miadsn 162 Magnet 7 Maiartc 138 Man East 3 Marbenr 18 Marigld 47 Marwyn 24 Molntyre 56 Miclvor drl 9 MicI(t-nze 36 MoMrmc 9 Mcwains . 8 Mentor . 440 Meril . .. 21 Meril Pte . .. 715 1000 Meta Uran 20 5000 Midcon

Park Drll

1200 Que Lab 600 Que. Men

6000 Que Nickek 7500 Quenetn 1485 Quemnt 2300 Radiore 3700 Rankin 4000 Red Pop 1000 Rediwat 1000 Rif Pete .. 9700 Rxapar 7000 Rio Prdo 1300 R1): Atha 7300 Roche 8500 Roxana 11500 Roy S117 400 Royalite

21000 Sdloy 11300 Sud Cont

1500 Switch

4350 Triad Oil 1000 'I1lngein 2900 U Asb . 125 UN Keri 38500 11 Moniu 4700 UN 0115 1800 Up can 1211 Vent 100 Vice A 900 Viola .. 1925 Waite Am 3500 Weedon 9700 W Home l000 W Tungat 8750 Wilrich

CHARLOTTE 1OWN

700 Mill City 1700 Miindmr 26500 Minds. Set

350 Mining Go 10500 Montoco 1100 Nexus .. 7675 Nee Labne 43300 Ne Bid 400 N Bristl 13900 New B Dm 200 New Cal 400 N Conc . 5800 N Cont .. 90800 New Delh 3500 N Dev 1400 New Dick 160 N Dick wts

P Pete Panwest Parmq Parbec

Paymstr Pce Riv .. Peruv Oil Petrol

Prdy Mica

QMet.

SanA nt . Sand Riv Sapph Scurry Secur Fr Sherritt Siianc Bil Mr

Spoonr Stanwei Sip Rckm Sulvn . Surf Inlet Svwt Gres

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TO-ui' Our Way

By J. R. Williams

WHEN A GUYS LAT E EVERYBODY STARTS BANGlN' ON 5OMETHiN' TO HLJMILIATE HIM!- HE'5 LET'I'iN' ON HE'S BEENOU1" AFTER 5OME'i'HiN' AN' PLANS TO PICK UP HIS HKT

THKT5 EASY! YOU DON'T SWEAT THI5 EARLY. ONLY FROM IZUNNNE

J R wiitmg. 3-5 &v.IUlbyKAhIC.he.'l.I.

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2 Tourist Boom

Experienced By

2 Newfoundland

By Stewart ltlau-Lend Canadian Press Stan Writer

ST. JOHN'S, Nlld., (GP)-Though

still in its infancy. New1oundlsnd'sI

tourist industry is already big business.

The industry was of little value to the province before Confeder- ation when only ihe hunter and fisherman crossed the Cabot strait with touring on their mind. These men were satisfied to rough it in the wilds, 1ivi- in cabins and tent. As a result no tourist accommod- ation was made available.

The boom that struck the prov- ince following Coniederation also affected 'the tourist industry and the number of visitors is increas- ing each year.

No count is made of the tourists entering the province but there is little doubt about the industry's progress. Hotels are more crowded each year. train and plane reser- vations harder to 'get. and guides are doing a bigger business.

The tourist office. directed by 0, L. Vardy. it former member of

-Fllanadian Dollar

!i10NTR.EAL, 1OPl- The U. s. dollar closed Thursday at a dis- count oi 3 5-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds. clown 13-32. It took 96 7-32 cents Canadian to buy 51 American. Pound sterling 32.72 5-16," down 5-16.

M-onireaistocks

MONTH EAL, (OP) -Closing stock p

quotations:

Abit 18 1-2 Agbeg 25 1-2 Bath 5 30 Bell 49 Brazil '1 I-2 B C Pow 111 Bldg Pmd 37 3-4 C Com 96

C Steam 95

C Brew Z2 7-8 0 Car . 1'1 1-2 C Cal 201-2 C chem 8 1-: C P 1'1 1 24 1-4 Cockah 8 1-9 C Smelt 28

D sees 30 1-8 D Bridge 82 1-2 D Tar 8 5-8 D Tex 6 3-8 Dow 20 1-4 Fndtn 14 1-4 Fraser 18 7-9 G Sti Wares . 15 .1-4 How Smith 21 1-2 N Sil Car . 25 1-4 Noraiida 58 1-11 Price 34 3-4 Que Pow 22 1-2 Royaiite 12 3-8 St. Law UP 43 1-2 Slaw gn 39 7-8 I-Iud Bay . 40 1-4 Imp Oil . 30 Imtp Tab 9 3-4 Int Nick 36 '.'-.'l Int Pap 511 3-8 Int Pete . 23 1-2 Massey 8 I McColl 23 1-2' Steel 30 1-4 UN Steel 12 5-8 Walker 54 5-8 Scotis. 42 1-2 Com 34 Royal 40 3-8 0 Pap 43 51-8 Ford xd 77 1-4

NewTYori(HStocks

New YORK, (AP)-Main stock closing quotations: Am Car and Fry Beth Steel Ohes and Ohio Cons Edison 3.1 Auto L . Gen 1-Iiec Gen Motors Gt N Ry pi . ltennecott Mntgmry W N Y Central . Radio Corp Std Oil 11 .1 Utd Aircrait U 5 Rubber Vanadium West UN Tel ..

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Premier 6ma11wood's provincial cabinet, is faced with problems unique in Canada.

Accommodations are skimpy. Though there are several iirst-class hotels there is not enough room (or all travellers. Lack oi highways is another big factor, thus there are no roadside cabins or motels.

The places tourists are most iii- terested in seeing are the coloriul outports, but a majority 01 these villages are without hotels or even guest houses.

During 1953. the tourist bureau

"AGE NINE

sent out 150,000 pieces of literature about the province. Another 30,000 prospective visitors asked for inn formation. ,

The industry will get a shot in the arm next summer with the completion of the new North Syd- nedy, N. 5., to Port Aux Basques ferry. This stimulant should keep business at a con-.pai'atively high pitch until 1956 when the trans- Caiiada highway is expected to be completed.

That's when Newi'ouiid1and's tourist industry will come of age.

DAILY CROSSWORD

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wool 13. Let it stand

14. Islet (Gulf (print.) of Mex.) 15. Spread

15. Anything grass to dry tired at 17. Rhythmic

16. Close to swing

17. Drags

19. Before

20. Trusted

22. Greatest in extent

2.3. Entire amount

24. French coir

25. Here's tail

27. University business officer

30. l'nit of work

31. Melody

32. lilasurium

lsym.) 83. To heat over 35. Distant 36. Deadly 37. Astonish 89. Wither 40. Yugo- slaviaa leader 41. Sea eagles 42. Paradise

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By George Clark

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