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GOVERNMENT . MUNICIPAL - cone aouos l- LISTED AND UNLISTED STOCK! v BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED l Members Investment Dealers’ Association of Canada |

F. JkBRENNAN 8i COMPANY LTD. '

It‘. M. BAGNALL-Manager . Charlottetown

l Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance I

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Cents. Central Guardian Locals 5c per word; Western and Eastern Locals 2o per word; Announcement: and Coming Events 3c per word; Classified 3o per word; in Memorism Notices 84c per inch: Lists of Floral and spiritual Offerings. Cards, etc.. 5e per name; Letters of Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding Engagements t0 words for SL110 and I0 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of Thanks ' and Appreciation. 84c per inch or 5o per word: Lists of Subscrip-

tions, 49 cents per inch; Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on application.

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FOB SALIG - KITCHEN STOVE. Apply 1S7 liillsboro Street.

I03 saw - A sacoso nXrZB 1 sleigh. Apply to P. J. Sent- Ill‘.

F01: sALiT-fuiifngéisizr; 515C.‘ l Iii“ , i I

ron SALE _ 1 "rout SET or: Bob sleigha. Price $25.00. Alfcnce

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i Apply Guardian.

Garsdlrucks For 55h“ ‘

‘lltlR-SALEIIQ-i? noose-Tic:

rm: GUARDIAN. cmmLo-i-rcrowu

RATION

Telephone I410 ,|

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MESSAGE not".

561v sol-c - 194s PACKAID Clipper Deluxe. Fully equipped. Perfect condition. Phone 110;‘.

iu.\' Club Coupe. Willi E00 miles. Heater, etc. Apply Crasvieli Stu- dio.

FOR SALE - PCNG practically new. Apply Hughes, West Covehead.

1682.

$2 Super

Box 775. (iiiardizi n.

To-Let

Bed Bridge, 18 potato

PYIOIP. ‘

Miscellaneous .

MEALS REQUIRED BY nessman. ivrite J.. e/o dian.

Haven School Friday‘,

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Wanted

for light housekeeping. with four year old ria Phone 1i H. Large to Co

Iron and Metals. l-‘ast service.

prices. hlaurrce Block k Co.

wan-rep -‘AT.E

Highest prices paid Far. up service. Phone 2542. E 110?. Michael Bros.

R. R. No. 2. Box 2ft.

_.-..,|’£'§2"=|

ruin‘ NEURALGIA. ltlicumailc Pains

Chi-st

At your Druggist.

Baby Chicks

breeders puiloruin tested. the ranks of satisfied poult

. . cnjojxril real profits . . to repeat rziinc choir" ii!" xon. only more" writes ct Mrs. i”. l-i. Higgins. H Agent is Claude Ciow, Wadman, P. O. Box 46. K tori.

SLEIGII. Chcsley' i

FOR sacs: -_ new virgin]; Coat, northern bat-k, hig rcrluc-_ lion, Too large for owner. Phone

Ion sau: _ MASSEY isanizTs Tractor, or exchange for late model light truck. Write

iKtEF-"rs-awgisAssigns}; rooms. Phone 964-J. after 6 P. M.

Lost Found Strayed tssv - niciilirfifisfiotil, BE ~iweei1 Cliarlotictoun and Oyster

baskets. Finder plOasa notify E. MT-Cud-

BUSI- Guar-

TIIE PARTY \\'ll0 TOOK A PAIR ,

Overslioes by mistake from Nervi January 2nd. please return them to f‘. A. Frlzze‘. Their oivn will be there.

ivurisn "reliably r1 z AxAooiis

couple tighter. ,. 1.000.

.D - BEE-R BO'I‘TVl-.VETS_.

Highest.

Phone 2208

BOTTLES

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pick- veriings

EA N T E l) —0NE STIILNGLE

Machine complete and in good order. (Jciiiacl Mr. Frank J. Arsciiauli. ltiolaiiond, P. L‘. 1.,

LUMBAGO-

Colds.

apply lleai Penetrating Glory Oil

IiITCllENPlltTi-Bliiié-Vi lfiliti; 82in t" HP. tirdr; llIUJ iigfit hcrr through agent. Canada Approved.

Join ry-kccp-

nrs. "Everything you say they are

. want XL sen- istoim-r aiiovcr.

Clow 6.:

ensing- ‘I.

"For: sate _ i944 ixrcirxa-

iionai 2 l-t-Ton Truck, new motor. Body good. Price $950. Apply 64 Gt. George St.

___Salesmenfl Wantedw _

SALESMAN WANTED TO COVER the entire retail trade. tlotels, Hospitals, Institutions, Industrial trade of P. Elsiand, with General Hardware, Electrical Appliances and numerous other fast selling new lilies. Pull tzme employment commission basis, salesmen with car preferred. Write giving full particulars and references to J. Wright Agencies. Moncton.

135ml Prices Advance in 0.3.

NEW YORK. Jan l —(A.l‘l-<_ Bethlehem Steei Corp, has ad- vanced its price $3 a ton for basic, foundry. malleable and bessemet grades of pig iron.

The 1o\v phosphorus grade was advanced $4 a ton at Stelltori, Pa.

The increases vve"e effective Jar.

0. The increases raised the basic pig iron price to $40, foundry to $40.50, malleable $41. bessemer $41,- 50. and low phosphorus $46.

THREE STEAKS DAILY RECIPE FOR OLD AGE

TORONTO. Jan B — (C?) -- Take it from a veteran of the \\ar in Africa -i882-l884_~ the vvay tu live to a grand old age is to build a good foundation for living.

John Coste is 97. He has never taken medicine and he still uses the rific given him by King Ei- vvard Vll. as Prince of Wales.

He credits his longevity and good health to following the advice of his uncle ,a British medical officei. His uncle told him to build his llfc on a firm foundation.

And John Coste did just that. He started every day out right with a pound of steak for break- fast and rounded the day with o couple more steaks.

That, regime. he says, carried him through the desert fighting a» round Khartoum, Egypt. as a youiiy, sergeant-major under Lord Kitch- eiier.

When he came back from the war. he went to s. gun club where his brother worked. The tired Prince of Wales. s member of the rltib, “as trying out a new gun which he liked so much that n» turned to the desert veteran and gave him his old gun. '

Of course, Mr. Costs allows that the modern generation will have a more difficult job building a good foundation for life, The in- gredients were cheaper lii his day Steak was three pounds for 25 cents.

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GRADUATE NURSES wnurro ,,

TIie Board of Commissioners invites applications from Registered Nurses who ore interested in obtaining o position at the Novo Scotio Hospital, Dartmouth, N. S.

Please apply to the Secretory, Board of Commission-

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NEW PLANT

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Llnotype t Operator W A N '1‘ E D

ALSO MAKE-UP MAN — HIGH WAGES PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR RIGHT MEN

PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS

PIONEER PIIBLISNING COMPANY

SUMMIRSIDI, P. E. I. All Inquiries Confidential

NEW EQUIPMENT

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l Minis: l u s I Egg Production i I P ' ...... Exchange It rovincc ‘FORONTO, Jan. s- ___ o I 16 II IIGTERSG Sales Stork Close 3000 Am Lardei- .. Bldg Pros .. .. . Es: production in this Province 2100 Anglo cdn Buck Silk is increasing steadily, Mr. FM. .13,- Ang Huron Be“ To] Nash, senior poultry products 359g Al)“ can Brew > inspector said yesterday in a Do- guup Aquanus Bathurm niinion Department of Agriculture 2000 Ailoii .. cm gems“; egg and poultry market report. 36500 Ashley .. . Can Pacific Surplus stocks are accumulating 1100 Annm- _ Celancse _ _ _ _ and eggs are being packed for ex- 5;; Bk U; Mom can Cm. ‘hound port to_Britaln. Although the in- 9000 Bu“. M“ _ can Car PM “z ‘crease in price under the Bf-l- 13870 Bear ca“ steam 13 1,2 ISIIICOIIIFHCL does not take effect T795 Beaulieu .. Can Paper . 1g unit) late January, present paying 3000 Bezel“ Cocumm a u 3,4 prices are three cents higher than 3700 Bldgood U can vickers A 30 for the same period last ‘year. v 3000 3034.0“ Dom Bridgp 31 h; The new contract prcles hate 475 Emu,“ Dom Coal PM y 18 M, Iieciimnnnotlnced" The in ormatlan 2000 Brew-b Don A :3 H. iéCeillCd states thiat thertellwill g 33100 Em Dom Dis Sea; 19 7,5 no 1c iange tlema iiderd a s an 1500 Bliffadls Dom st a .. . is "HY f1?" “f”; - 1"" 10o Burr Auk Dryden .. 2a if“ ‘fr’? ". "Qffé, hi‘; e 2000 Bu“ R] Ford A 22 a?‘ A138 three and one-half 4900 Cal Edm -. Founda . . .. 2s I_"“° “P t 1 b .3500 Calm,“ Gen steel wares y __ 16 cents oger presen pr ces now o. 14200 Calmoiit .. new Smith .. . . 2o “Ii P“ _ 1°00 03mph“ ' “m” Bridge ~ 7 noiiliicgrrrigfiltstiibdslirifld T320” iniga 290 Bk of Com ' H" wake!‘ 26 1'4 out that the British contgrct is Zaig 15:5?’ " in" L}; divided into Uwo sections or if you 100 CFIFIIYOU m... 0,1 , 16 i-t “Z53; ‘a? °gfl"‘z°gt"s'rsl‘h‘iig°péfiasl’ggf' 60° "m P“ ~ i 1'0"” - 15‘ i)“ to late Janugarv the following 3500 Cam“ For U" Pmwr " ' ‘ " 49 vear. which is called the fail and 1500 chestemu’ m‘ Pa?" 5s ivnter period This ls the period 1400 Chm“) Imp Tot’ H the British desire eggs and pay 400 Coastal ' 8 c PW" ~ 25 the highest price The next per- gulculllergul‘ ' CUE safe‘; l i iorl is the spr ng one running from so u . . La-e 0Q 5 , - ~ , h 1 t 700 Coniasas . Massey Harris .. 19 JtE-loiuaghitcz, ‘J9 aggngsnpg); 500 cmliarun‘ Mum“ Fwm -- 13 1'4 less. The advance in price under 19450 0°“ Beam’ Nat 5'6 C“ 21 1'2 the new announcement which 54300 Con Home: . 21 can Nor Pfd ~ II takes place the latter part of this 49° 9°" smelt » 981'” Noranda 5° 14 montii will do much to bring Soocomvey‘ < ~ 100 Prim BT05 65 1'“) spring prices more in line with 2000 Cub Air . 9a Quebec Pgwcy 1'! i-z L, 1 u d - t - d_ - m0 Beret-W" ~ 19 shawinisau *1 3'4 ‘Ieviaiiy viivdlicgbhxigrlsouizrymcn 1°° 9911"“ 155 St Law 1° 1" of the Province believe that pres- 4500 Delta 47 St LBW PR1 4'6 ent price adjustments offset re- 19409 DISC“ 51 1'2 Dom ‘Tc-Kt 11 *2 cent increases in the cost. of pro- 4700 Div Iiit 61 1-3 Dom Tar 27 ductiom 475 130""? ‘*4 Wpg Eler A T3 P? There has been no change in the 30‘) DUI" Bk - ~ "" "A St of Can .. . '76 Wf egg or ultry market and prices 4400 Dmfalda ~ r - 88 Brazilian 17 l-u are as frliTiovvs; - 7590 Dulama - - 29 - Dealers are quoting for Ungrad- “15300 Euaufi m 1'1 ed eggs: A Large 4i; A Medium 30; ".500 "as P . A Pullet 35- B 30; C 19. 7500153“ Cr o? A Dealers Are quoting for the 1700B M81 - 17¢ graded pack, sired and stamped 19500 E 5"“ 339 _...__. for lxportz: A Large 47; A Med- 1900 Elder (Canadian Press) ium 45; A Pullet (l. 3:12“, n Toronto-Stocks higher; golds Dealers are quoting for graded -1> 0 - . 1 1 t '1_ eggs, not prepared for export: A ~'*6°° Ea“ “d” ‘z millfinfffillgbiiil” rriiixzde; "lain Lorre 46's»; A Medium 43%: A R16 Eureka 430 upwafl; trend. Pullet 39ft; B a4; c 22. G35 Frobisher 223 New York-Stocks steady; se» PRYIIIB FYI"! V’ Pltullry Pm‘ 581 Glaut ~ ~» 50° d 1 hum sum u, ducers are as follows: Chicken 24500 Globe . . .. ‘It “m ‘m’ e" g ‘ lover s lbs) Special Milkfed as; 19600 Gods Lake . 95 _ ltlllkfed A 34; B 2'1; C l4. 11200 Gold Mari . 240 7500 New Rouyn 4o (Under 5 1b,) w; 34; n; m 5000 Goldhnivk . 15 6800 Okalta .. . m“; (Over 5 1b,“) m; 21; 1a 3500 Goldora . 08 5000 Omega ‘Under 5 1b,; i; Q1; 19; 3, 2000 Graham Bous 12 1-4 22200 OmfLltFallS . 3000 Gunnar . 29 11800 Osis o 13900 Hera Gm 21 2000 Osulilagee 355 Hollinger . l2 3000 Paca a . c‘ 5250 Home on .. ca!» 400mm Pete .. 4400 Host-o 40 3900 Pamour 6000 Howey 32 8500 Paramaq . J __ c? _ 2on0 1-iugli Mal oa 1-2 sooo Partenan PTAZONTRE-‘L, - d‘ hm‘ bod’; zaoo liidian Lake oa 3100 Paymaster _° it" P's‘; ‘l, the Dommny 950 1m’ Nickel 185m Pen Rey Igzgeflfbllfigftib eof Agriculture as foJl-l 10550 Int Uran 8833 Plcltiladllly In“? M 272 P' C‘ W . - . t 100 Pigllsffl‘ m Egg“: Free cases’ A large 2500 Joliurke goo Prestg: 1x53} gm“ 43:43‘: 152’ ipgéfktf légg ggitgdd u 15 4338 $32,110:? ed for export A large 48; med 48; azao Kirk Lake . .. 1n 1000 Reicourt . P1111“! ‘F- . _ 3125 Labrador .. . . 74g 2000 Richmnc iycliluttfiléghwyséesgtgmgélengufuég i000 Laguerre 0 500 Roe iette ‘ ' . ' x300 i. Diifault . 55 4200 Roxana .. Fligreélsl ifgetplislomge 607° !1_8P_““'§i‘;it 3000 i. Fortune .. . o4 1-2 so Royal Bk ._ . “F _ 1 Hob If” up 920 Lake Shore . i-b 2700 Rupuni Wade Cleamerly Pr“ l 2 p 2500 L Was-a . .. zsoo San Ant . 70- WW5 53 "2-59 ‘ - , -. Cheese: Current receipts Wes..- 180 Lamaquo . .. 3000 Sand Rncr em white and colored 36 14' ‘no sooo Lapaska zaoo Senator . r m, Sh, m; points) Que white 5400 Lcchic 5680 Shcrritt 32‘ 1 g (I95: Montreal, wholesalc. 200 Leitch ' 225 Sigma . ' - , _z_' sooo Lingman 53 sooo Sllv Mill .. 3565;?" u" rallzgfgifzzillisfj-id‘ 2900 Little m. . 141 3000 Sladen a .P o b: _ Qpw m l 16 m 2-l5_ 1300 Louvicourt 1300 Springer q P“ 395' 1 75 m” 2 zfiQ P 200 2200 Silaiico 2415! N liitzskimr ~35; ‘Ibo; 373.) . 2505 steep Rock E- I_- "l? 20's m, ' ' one Mncl-eod .. .. 1500 Surf Inlet . 2-15. B 55 - -~ - ‘.2020 Madscn 2500 Sy-lvanite 3500 Mai G-f 2100 Teck Hugh 4500 Man East . 3300 Thom Lund 260 McIntyre 41900 Thurbois .. .. 2400 ltfcKei-izle . ‘ 250 Toburn 1’l."> McMarinac .. . 24 800 Upper Can . .. tiFiOO Mid Cont. ._ S20 Ventures ——- we Min Corp _ . ' mo Waite OTTAWA. Jan. 8 — (CW-De ‘.1300 ilfoneta . 36 l-l 3000 Wingait . minion Government deposits de- Negus .22‘ 326 Wright l-iar creased $33,U5,000 t0 343341009 New Cal . 110 during the week ended Jan. ‘l, tns Normetal .. . 175 CURB Bank of Canada reported early w- North Inca 301-2 day in its weekly/financial state- Norzonc 24 1300 Foothills 310 ment. OBrIcn .. 210 Total sales 908,000. Chartered bank deposits res:

New Nighway Will Serve ' Yellowknife

land. Only 75 miles of road remain to be completed in the

ail-weather road stretches for 385

River, through a wilderness of forest and boulders between Grim- shaw in the Peace l-‘ttver country and Hay River post on the south shore of Great Slave Lake.

When the highway is officially opened next August Yellowknife and adjacent mining areas will be served for the first time in history .with. a first-class grovelled high- way over which heavy freight and supplies may be shipped the year

and clay pits so that the highway would not cave-in if the warm sun started thawing the frost in the

bearing the $1,200.00) cost of the high-way from Hay River post to the Alberta boundary. a distance of a1 miles. The gederal and pro- vincial governments are sharing the remainder of the comb}

a per-

manent highway that could be used

needs of expanding northern min- ing projects began when the war ended. Development in gold and uranium fields proved that the highway was not an idle wish but a. necessity.

that is rich picturesque. It is expect‘! that in addition to serving the northland, it will prove popular with tourists.

$53,786,000 to $589,948,000. notes in circulation declined $11,- 74-1000 to 01.199.600.000.

round from Edmonton and other north-country supply depots,

One of the wettest summers in northern history held back sched- uled progress of the work this year. It had originally been-plan- ned to complete the highway be- fore freeze-up. '

The permafrost problem, one that plagued United States army engineers while building the Alaska highway and the Canol pipeline road entered the picture in this highway too.

Frolen Ground

Permafrost is the portion of ground that remains permanently frozen in the far north from vary- ing depths up towards the sur- face. Building roads by ordinary methods employed in settled sec- tions of the country is of no use in the Arctic and sub-Arctic re- gions. The problem was solved by building the road up from gravel

short summer period.

The Dominion government is

\ Glamor for construction

the year-round for serving the

The road transverse! s. country in timber and also

while

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"Beware my youn people who uideavoor

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ways To ulin The fundamental vigil’ of

are doing tiiilh...ah..-ah¢m!-..." uiiilijitthi’ poorjelioui on ‘the rigid.

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friend, of wing free express n-

EDMONTON, Jan. 8 — (OP) - A 34.000000 highiwayqstarted in the summer of 1946, and expected to be completed next year. will usher in a new era for Canada's north-

Grimshaiw- Hay River highway. This ail-year,

miles along the bank of the Hay

Ulrlariian Navy during the w" and

company's traffic at Winnipeg.

whistle in directing traffio was Osp-

STEWART S. SIME

land, traffic Moncton.

representative replaces Mr. McElligott

as cit traffic and sales manager at Sy ney. Mr. Slme’s new dufes are in

line with the development, of a regular n'r cargo service with con- sequent lower rates by Trans- Canada Air Lines. lie has been associated with the company since 1939 whenmhe joined the traffic staff at. Montreal. Prior to his ap- pointment as district manager at Saint John. he held the post of dis- trict traffic manager at Halifax but in his new task he will be concerned with the development of air cargo traffic for the company rather than passenger traffic as heretofore, He is a native of Saint John.

H. M. MEELLIGUIT

Mi‘. Mc-Elligott is also a native Marltimer. lie joined Trans-Cun- ada Air Lines upon his discharge

from the Royal Cldllad-Bn Air Flores i

in April 194.5. and prior to the war was employed by the Can- adian Pacific Railway at Montreal and Saint John nnd held the post of city ticket agent. nt Fredericton for that company. Before becoming senior traffic representative for '1‘. O. A. at sydney. Mr. McElligott held the posts of traffic represent- ative at Windsor, Ont, and ‘Mon- vtoii.

A SUTIIIJIILAND

Mr. Sutherland. a native o; gyq. nay. has been affiliated with the transportation indust y 1n u" Maritime Provinces for some con- siderable time. Before Joining ‘Frans-Canada Air Lines he was division manager for s. M 1-, illlternl with headquarters at Moncton. I-Ie served with the Royal

jo'neri '1‘. C. A. as a traffic r9. presentative at Moneton in August 0f this year after completing the trainln| course

PIONIII DLOWII The first policeman to nu a

taln Bemard Hoops of Boston.

Stewart s. sme is promoted to the new post of district manager of cargo sales at Halifax. He is succeeded as district traffic and sales manager at saint John by H. M. MeEiligott. Allan Suther- at