"we balls.”~—-Hgl_n<>r .

uncommon 1e. is»!

were etltlng on so well, George

it . but no

,1 w we've 10st rho

lll-Jllllllllll Charge for Any

moral and Splrltuul Offcrin Condolence 70c per Inch. .1130 l0 culls for ‘every additional

l l ~11! cents ncr inch.

i-lldvertising Rates-Payable in iilivsnos

ventral Guardian locals, 4o pcr word: Western and Baton; [owls 2c per word: Announcements Ind Coming Evcnto 2c per word; classified 2c per word; In Memorial: Notices. 10o por inch; Lists of . Cards etc, 4o per none; latter: of cddlng cngugement 40 word: for Si.

.\ppl-rv.u’iun. 10c per inch or 4c per word. Lists oi‘ Subscription; | Other rates on applicutlon. Jpnimum charge lor any advcrtiremem twenty-live cents.

Adwrtisement 25 Cents.

3 words. Notices of Tiunks and

For Sale

smug - cums oisnuile - .u. inland bred. Earl Rudd. L-zss-lz-u-n.

E-PIPELESS rouse/for crnuhtion. Apply 232 L-378—l2-16-3i.

F011 SM 111 l,‘ Qur. 5103i. _

FOR sou»: - BRUNSWICK VIC- 101a and 25 records for $12.00. Also Eight Tube Electric Cabinet Radio. Apply Guardian Office. L-322-12-15-9i. rm‘. slrrexisirsirs-"catm freshen in Febl-usrv, also fur- row cow. Clayton Matthew. Cove- Jljld, L-310-12-14-3i. FOR SALE-MILK 00W- FOUR years . D. MscGuinsn. gflvvtB-lv?» _ _ .1e:31_3;l3.r.1.4:_3L

P“ Sara m“ ' ' L-alw-lz-ls-sl;

SALE — COTTAGE 0N Longworth street. Apply to Mc- Lean 8a McKlnnnn. Ipaid-ll-lb-lll i ___.*T_-*"' —' FOR SALE - CRUSHED SHELL for Poultry 75c per hundred. _ Earle Flsherics_Qq._1..-b8'l-11-2-1li.

FOE SALE — POULTRY SHELL and Gri‘. 75c per hundmd. _ Fisheries. Cg.___ 11-15137-12-2-121.

Female Help Wanted wsnmn - sxrsnrr Loon MAID

with references. Apply Guurd- ion, 11-300-12-14-81.

._

::_—_—-'i.

*1..1;a;..5*" For Relief Supplies

Sealed tender: will be rccelvod It the office of the City Clcrl. Chor- lottetown, up to noon of Dcoanbcr 19th for the supplying to the City incoming winter scuon of the following ltcms:- -

. under; to state's? -ly. Deliveries to be c homes o! relief rcoi icnts at gages in weights u requir tloned by

Y.

2. Potato“. Good lmmd 3n!!- ity. Deliveries from tendorcr’: c t convenient within City on no - tlon to relief recipients. Tender price igsrécmain in effect until January 81.

8. Beef. To be certified by Food Inspector under regulations. sod s: good average audit y, Deliv- eries from tenderer’: cllot conven- ient within City, on requisition to re'ief recipients.

. Milk. Conforming to milk by-lsw. Dcliverlu to relief rcci - lcnts‘ homes on requisition to rclief recipients.

The lowest or any tender not neo- cssarily accented.

Goo. r. NICHOLSON City mil-k. L-331-12-15-8l.

‘Professional Bards

ii. F.- NilillWALll

Chartered Accountant 140 Richmond Street (ll-mm 47, P. 0. 11oz ll-

McLeud 1S Bentley W. E. BENTLEY. ll J. A. BENTLEY. K. (l.

(i. F. BENTLEY. LLB. Barruste and Attorney-allow MgNBY T0 LOAN

iohmond Street

MAIUTLVIE Aidinsimenl Bureau CREDIT — CDLLECTIONQ

CREDIT REPORTS

PERSONAL LOANS

Pardon Guido. Chiowll Phone 1210

|

. M. Aiban Farmer IARBISTER. BOLICITOR. no.

noun T0 1.0m

Bunk oi oms. nnusnq, . Cinrlottciown

Fred. ic A. Large

Ales. Moiheson- cinms% gouon one .

‘fuoriuoiom -

r.:-.- W anted vfififiw-“i o'i=v":n_1;o<"ncn

Ysrd. Charlottetown, L-206-12-l5-3l.

wifirno ulfifimro Duck Feathers no;- mlxed. A ply Henry McFarlane, Kent streel).

Male Help Wanted

fern. St d, ‘ t. 11011411. Birglfckleimp oymen

Lost

_ AIR_'BH%LLED_ n51‘- m asses. ‘ 1 Gnmian. Rn Fllhil‘ CBVE ll}

word To Let

_ Tooclaltigl-I-smitnl fungi-Mm noon Mcxmnbs. p” L-sia-lz-lg-llglz.

modern oolz-vegiwl-Ecel sight s .

sud both, to.

d: McKinnoo n, ADD‘!

L 348-12-15-81.

Fishery Situation Shows Improvement

UITAWA. Dec. 18 -(OP) - Canada's exports of fish showed ‘s chm increase this your, cries M for Mic-build sold in m sd- drcss bmudcut over the Csnsdlsn froudcutlng Ovolporttinifs Nflflbu-

iffetworhltwssoncofslsr. ics of addresses by mbinct Minis. ggwgnthcworkoftheirdcpurt-

Th ' ncral m.

Osnnfiosgsas shown?“

am other your sinoc 1960," the Minlstegflscid. t

‘Fish a cxpor trade in 100'! irlcreoscd by hourly $8,500,000 over i-hc fotsi for me before." c indusl y, M larger markeln. . ems would soon solve themselves if were available.

"We hovc l population of some- thing more than 11,000,000 in Ocu- ldl 1nd even our present fisheries grofialctiondwhich oouldlbe

nercnse . can su man tunes that number.” ‘Obviously than, our fishermen must depend

uaon exports markets, and the d location of some of those mor- kei-s in recent years has

bee vmoll swponslbls for difficulties our f in: psoplc huvc experienc-

ed."

‘rho Government was do its utmost to enlarge export mar els. u evidenced by thc- new trade s-

wi the United Ststes und‘ ct the some time to increase domestic consumption‘ of fisher- ies products 2y ‘on advertising osm-

pcvilg-n for fis .

e fishing industries of csn- udo also receive expert technical sud practical aid from the depart- ment, and in even more form. financial assistance 1n pur- ‘chasing boats and fishing gear. he

"In the post two years the de- partment of fisheries contributed “ “ ‘_ more than 3418.000 to aid flfiermen through grunts and loans." the Minister declared. "Tak- ing into scoount the money provid-

Provlnclal Governments which Joined ln the Department's lan for giving direct aid. the lrhemren have received a total o! nearlyt705000 in two years.

“In 1936 the number of fisher- men obtalnlng direct financial help through the department's plan was 15.000 roundly slated. Dust year it was nearly 0.200. In both years, grants or loans were made also to s‘ number of Fishermen: Associa- tons. "The department is continuing the policy of assisting fishermen in this way. Our appropriations for the current fiscal year 1n- oluda c vole of 8500.000 for the purpose. and the ester port of he money has nresdy been put. to use though the and of the flscsbycsr is still llirec months s- wcy.‘ ,

In udcliillon the department was "meeting the cosl of s definite progrun of adult education carried on in s number of fishing cross by experienced specislisis in this field of work.”

New Airlines Traffic Manager

. Hardwood. Oar loads. City Wood Q

11-380-12-16-61.

W-Timnlvffiwasrgss ll L-957-12-10-3l’.

moms f0 McIAsn Imp on

concrete »

1141s:

v T115 -<.?.H_1’il_I-9_TTETQ\1’N_ 91111591.“

’ STOCK QUOTATIONS

Montreal Stools Exchange

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C511 Pacific Cock Plow C;ns Smell. Dlsl Sea: ggm gridave

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Power Corp wininan so Low Oom Sou Can Power St Law Pld Steel of Can Steel cf Can P Win 111cc A Win Elec B

Montreal Curb

(Onnsdisn Press) Stocks i

Abltlbl 00m Ablt-ibl Pid Asbestos

B A Oil Bcwuhcrnois duthurm A Dom ‘liar Don A Fraser

Fraser V '1‘ C Blond A

Hi: Wclkcr Home Oil

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Int Pete Melohers A Price Pfd P1100 00in

Banks

(muons nan

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Oiocc I'm 1-8 M0 300 184 1-3

Produce Prices

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loos WDu-fncéulb 1T0”) _ t 1n moderate: trading on the! pgaux section of the Canadian Commod- "y Ebrehsnse today, with eggs m- vuneing o. cent in most, grgdgg, Cheese was steady and firm. Butter spot: Que (92 scored) 21. 5-8 21 3-4; Que (38 m 3.5 31 5-8: Que <37 score) 20-20 s-s. Bah». 100 Que <32 score at 21 3-4. - . ue w . orcd 10 l-ZA. No ales. and w! B9011 One A-lurgc 34o. A- m lum Us, A-oulleis 11s, B. larse Mo. B-mcdium 23a. c. 21a. No aisles. ‘ MONTREAL. Dec. l5 -—(OP)—- Prices finned slightly for butter eggs and cheese on open roduco msrkcts today. the Domi onDs. psrtmsnt of‘ lculi-urs reported lodsy. Demon improved. with export demand a contributing Potatoes re-

factor for cheese. malned unchanged.

Creamery butter prints of. re- tailers were 22 1-2-23 cents s pound and solids sold for 28-22 1-2. Western butter deliver-d .in Montreal was offered at 22 for fresh or regrcded. Que. No. 1 lots was 21 3-4-7-8 for regraded. 3 gntarg white dchceéseth wgg 11

- can a nou 113-8-111-2. x‘ an e whred

Graded egg shipments in used free cases were offered at 34 cents s down for A-lnrge, 27 for A. medium, 26 for A-pullets. 24 for tB-lsége, 23 for B-medium and 211 o

r . Potatoes: Que. No. 2 80' 75-85; r: . No 1 ooh 1.00-1.05: art-n.

Butter

No. 1 mts 50's 05-70: No. 1 P. E. I. min 90's 120-115: No. 1 P. E 1'. whites 00's 1.15-1.20. MONTREAL, Dec. 16 -(CP)~_ Wheat, Northern. No. 1 70 7-8;

b81193’. Canadian Western No. 3 48 7-8; oats. feed No. 1. 35 3-4; flour. spring wheat patents, firsts $.15; seconds $4 65 '

SEPARATE PRODUCE:

Cheese Ont 11. Butter . solids .30 l-f, No x Eggs in carious: A-l largefl; é-isrge 37; A-medium $1; B 30; No. 1 Mis

Poiawfilifitlpiczlr I'm 1 whites '00s duel-alias.- 1v. 10°11; 1 Mts so 004 -

N17? . . 15 ~10?)- Llck of sustained support in the closln minutes o! today's session

on. lnnipcg market sud uneasy oflsntlons on outsi msrkcis csuscd when. futures to s11 er. Quotations were at ttom levels when trading ended. 1a a

Late Dealings Give Stocks Rough Passage

MONTREAL. Dcc. 15 —((7P)- The going grew rough ._for the stock exchange in the ilnAi mn- ufes today after three duys of general advsncc, and issues were lhuvlng difficulty holding their own at the close.

Price Brothsrswu s brightspot, adding l 1-2 at, 00. Other papers wcrc strong, with Bt._ Lawrence paper prederrod, St. Lawrence Cor-

n poration preferred, Howard Sznlth

und Blthurst all showing grins of 1-2 on the dny. '

Bell Telephone reached s. now high for tho year at 168 l-4 1n less than board-lot soles, but eased to 168 to close unchanged. Brazilian gained 3-4, with Mont- resl Power and Shswlnlgan un- chzsnged and B. C. Power "A" off 1- .

Canada Cement was sctive. but eased 1-8 to 8 1-3 st the close. Dominion Bridge gained 3-4 and United

held steady. C. P. R. 1-8. but National Steel Car Dosco and Canadian Cor were slightly soft- er at the close.

Smelte-s added c. point to lead the metals. with Nickel l-B up. l-lolllnger steady and Norunds froctlonaily off. 1m erlsl Tobacco and NatlonulBrewcr es held steldy in moderate trading. -

I Total sales: 112.400 shun; mines. ""100: lndustrln ‘ ; JDOTldS. $600. .

NEW YORK. Dec. 15. -lAPl-—- Foreign exrmanges: Great Britain "demand 4.68. 4.67 1-2. 4.07 13-4; 30-day bills $4.68 5-8: . Canada .99 3-32: France 2.6314; Germany 40.11; Italy 5.26 1-4.’

. specialized in air transportation having frequently visited the var- ious air offices and ports in the United States and ileum over most of the main sir lines from New York to Chicago. Bouthem states and Bermuda. and is fu- mlllsr with the vsrlous phases of .slr ssssnger work. He commenc- ed is rsilws csrecr in the freight office a Kingston, in 1030 and subsequently transferred. to i the passenger department. 1n i988 ,he wss moved to Toronto tenths ,city ticket office snd was placed .fn chlrgc of the ma! which pool

if m r ii with the Pano- c‘ rcorcscn n ve . Guilds Air ‘Lines. Born in lnndon England. in 1000. Ill". Hurling wu educstsd st ‘Ihnnyson school Botterscc. London. 1nd M11 with in: Royal Air Ions ding est wur bliiil now c mam- thc Ccmruds: of tho’ mm. Rs is u l em p New York lint: victim: . -_ . _....._.._._._._.._ M3011 111003111! 0V8! '~

‘KUNUNN. Jcouics. D60. 11-

Flnal prices were 1 1-8 to cents lower with December closing gtalilhalidsy d1 7-8-62, and July c2

Only encouraging feature of s. dull day ws; reported 200,000- bushci export business. A: entine went shlpmentswereplcc st 2,-

bushels this week compared with 458,000 lust week and 1.062.000 s.

your ago. Cash wheat t. tions 1n- cluded odd cars of top Nortfhcrn grades for mill account with small lots of No. 3 Northern re- ported worked for navigation op- eninlz at 7 1-2 cents under May. With exception of a little inter-

est in barley, trading continued thin in coarse grains. (Cunndisn Press)

Stocks Close Am Oyan B 26 3-4 Am Gas Else 32 3-4 Am Super Power 0-16 Assoc Gas E1 3-4 Brown: Co Pfd 20 1-4 Cities Service 6 3-8 Creole Pet Xi 3-8 E1 Bond Share l0 3-4 Gulf O11 Con) 40 Humble Oil 68 3-4 Lockheed Air 30 5-8 Niag Hudson ‘l 3-4 Penn. Oil a 1-8 Pierre Governor 17 1-2 Lone Star Gas -—»

MARKETS A1‘ A GLANCE Toronto —-l1—l(vli—l-Sll"lli1 and golrl

shares higher: base metal and western oils down. k Montreal ~Gold shares lower; ,

v other groups higher. ,

New York —Stocks closed high-l

er.

Winnipeg -Wl\eat 1 l-B to 13-8 cents lower.

New York —Cotton and coffee higher: rubber lower; sugar un- changed.

YCurrencies

NEW YORK. Dec. 15 -rAPl- Thc British pound and French franc continued to inch forward in terms of the United Slab-es dol- lar today. The pound advances 1-2 cent to $4.67 3-4 at Lhc close and the Franc .00 5-8 cent lo 2.03 1-2 in quiet foreign exchange desi- n

$510 Helga and Guilder were un- changed while the Swiss Franc was narrowly lower. The Canadian dollar uivsnccd 5-82 cent to s discount of 8-32 cent.

scomsn scans nionsssr " The preliminary statement of ‘he

gfcul urul l-‘tciums lake in Scot- dkss at Juno. 1936. ows that tho urea undcr crops 1nd gross umo to 4.808.000 acml. comm -

ins‘ 000 ‘ores of mblc 11nd,

Ind 1,500,000 crc: under pcrmnn, t . The ‘ofol the at recorded linos 1 and ls

rcccn lbbo narcotic

~ -..>. --- .

7w r0 1114mm

r-‘M-flfl n! M .fl-d_ n" not. fnmnotiousi Nickel hsd the “£1 n 1 lwmllhuneua will w en s . he'll-d. WLitI-Amulct scid

1-4-n-Jm. i losses of 4 to 0 cents were rccord-

ied by » Anglo-Canadian. and ‘Dslhousio and Davies.

and Oommcil closed down I 1mm.

‘f-B on Montreal foreign exchang- Colmont Brown lur softened l-B cl. 20-33 uranium

to I and the French Xrunc finned 1-31

it LU‘ l-l.

as loony. Tho United States-dob-

i

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gum.“ ‘I m“. - ...._.__

Mm __ ' stock: Gloss

Mil-Oil 8

AJAX 011' 1g Am R111 Pr 3 l-I

A P Q9); 19 Am R/Blllfllm" 11 3-4

-A1d¢mm¢ w Am T91 Tel 1GB l~4

5mm 13 Nil W510i?!‘ l3 l-l

Canadian 114 Anawndl‘ 35 1'4 Afrfiiqld 12 14 51011115010 39 £5191‘! as Bolt/Halal; 2:7 Q Baldwin ‘um u. s-a 3o 1;; Efifldflx AV 34 3-4

3954,11,; 132 39th S 75 1-8

Bjdgooq y; Ches Ohio 35 5-8

m; My“ 3 Chrysler B3 5-8

3471,10 n Con O11 B 5-8

51-11011}; u 50818111011 BC 1 3-H

5m pom, 13 Own Con is 5-8

Bmulgn a (h! l’ 1'1 Z0 3-4

5mm, O11 m 14 Col Gas Co 6 3-4

Bug Any; 15 Corn Roducts 64 3-4

Bunk m]; 9 L2 Curtis: Wright A 26 3-4

ca; M9 v Duocmt 150 1-4 f

Gannon; u Klee Auto Lite 35 3-4

0dr. “gum . m Elec Pr lute 10 3-4

gnu,“ no Gen Ellec 43 5-8

c“ Tm". m3 Gen Foods 38

gem pa; m GenvMowrs 50 1-2

gen» pow 7 14 G-foorlch _ 24 5-8

chasm. 123 Goon ear Tire 36 3-4

Ohfomiuln so pMlgt c“ Y; 1'5 STYLES; Oxfords, Tics

cmvmm, f} 0g i-g‘ New High Fronlr, Mud-

Gonlagss 1 9 ' -- d

cmitmm 1:3 Kama,“ 14m‘ gucrdl, Platforms. ‘All . Will/Ir.

ggnsuielt so 3.4 milfliaysgn 5% ills oppsollng new vnnf- ’ i’

Degfm f? J N Y Central 1o 3.8 I er fashion headliners! v

1x ' - .

Mémt ‘g Nor Am co 31 3.gl COLORS . Burgundy, llsst Mlircbio 2'11 11°" PW“ 11 Ml Burnt Earth, Block on“ m7 Pack Mow!’ 4 3-8 _ '

11,100,, 555 gcellgmaurgt as 3 s. Brown, dozens oi soil,

mlklfgiirk 1,? kg Phji- Mam, 93 intriguing sllodes that

Fire Pots 11 Phil P" 9° i’! go booufllully with new

llioundstlcn 12 m“ s" N J "" | h

m a me on Co 1o 1-2 ¢ of cl-

gic“? w" 1° 11.113 i’? H?

Godsoxzak. £1’: gears {meg-o 1; 1.4 LEATHERS I cdlhklf],

gigolo :4 ggiiélfflfilflv g 1 a Kadskln shaped and

annual" If M ‘Sum Con, -, H styled m clover ways.

Grog-mom 5 M 531x56 M: r11 T; Roms vcry smurf shoes

11111751‘ l8 ' ' Hmwmfiflld a b. 0mm Con, 3 n confronting icofilcn, m; United Dru: J 1-4 loo.

Hark" 9 United Gas Imp 10 7-8

“M, s“ ‘h U S Ftlubber 51 3-4 -

i°‘“““‘<»i “ ii i if?“ i? i"? PlllililE-FERGIISUN SHOES l-td

o no = '

30$‘ a wedding“ s; 1-4 ' HOWE‘? 30

Hud B“ um s3 L‘ wmmlvxmm 34 SUMMERSIDE CHARLOTTETOWN 1115B M D 45 wéfll. All‘ EURO Q 1-5

Nuke! 54 34 West 13390 llli l-4

Jacob n WOOIWUPUYI 49 3-4 \ Jellicoe n ,~——-—~'

M 0011 0

Km M4 l" ' PROVINCE OF ONTARIO

Kirk 14M 1M '

m: i: M l 3%

e . Lam (‘Igindt a: t BONDS mlidlel" Ow a: 1 I “Anmmfi vacuum “m, n” m, 79 ' . or wann- ro mm ABOUT m Lioilc L L a: 1 sooscs. ' u... .4. BR _ r. .1. onrnluul a. oomuulv m. u w 0:£.""i 11"‘ BmumoeE-fidla 1 u‘ “a” m“ "I! " - - t “Wm u curriculum Mcln i o: 1-1 mush-y decreed wdey um Gcr- B""“”'°"'°°““Mh‘ Kormi 115 man or stateless Jews leaving Gor- Mfwa 13g 11h y Uni Jaglielfi- maylfitgilge f n . an y w .v u em or - - nin 3 ‘ diredi. personal swede.

Morlcto 130 Authoritative . however. _ ,

Morris Kirk 15, 7-8 were quick to slate Jews would be

Muvohv 1 =4 us. w.» obtain special permits o: S EXAMINATIQN Nswibtib 3'1‘ '1'? take as t benefit

Nelwlbcc 6 1-7 01090115 under me report- A menu," o‘, the mo”. o, Fitting :nd supplying Giana Newmoid 34: ed Schscht plan of coupling ox- we“ m, Abbey i‘ m‘ "gamed 11 c.

Nordon i! 1-3 ports with Jewish emigration—a as a chmum- sm-lcglv 5pe3kll1g. un.

untold 4 7-8 plan still m its formative stages. m h, has bgen B mange, (.1 u... H J M

Normetol 7° In this connection. it was poini- senior 3mm- for M, 1e55,; o your, He. ' "

Nor Can 4§ ed out. machinery had been esnec- ma“; a probstloner, or “Red opromgmglgw

OBrien 30v fully considered as goods which 30y", m; up," name be g ven Mumn", p_ p; g,

Okalts 175 Jews minim. take with them under 111m use he wears no surplus.

50 l-l the pisn attributed m Dr. Hlslmsr bu; merely his red oassock, when in Ofilcs Hours: 10 to l! Ami.

Oro Plats 41 Schachit. president. of the Relchs- m, Abbey. 2w 5 PM-

Boonlta ‘l 1-2 bank. After he has been on DTQQF-UOH , Holidays etc, by appointment. armour 44g Loan Plan {or ofloyecr tlrififlundergoéo: 01:11: aging; om“. Confined M",

ronen nu vs" -b°°°"‘ DRUG r m:

Pauloro 5 1-2 The goods would be paid for in sin “Home? I01‘ 131B $11K?!‘ c???" s o '

Psymas i9 advance in foreign exchange loans and. in dlle course. a m s: m.

Psyore 6 from nolactors abroad. Todoys when he has been in c“ Grim: