Use Guardian Want .Ads.Phone 3632!

Auto Loans

on our car can be arrang- .A5l::r1Icklyyll'ld privately at Trans- cuiada Credit Corporation. Each loan up to 51.500 is life Insured to rain care of unpaid balance In case of death. A courteous Trans- Ljanada Credit counsellor inter- view; you privately.

TRANS-C NADA C0ltP'N. CRED T LIMITED

in subsidiary of Traders Finance Corporation. Ltd.)

B. I. DALEY. Branch Manage Block Bldg.. IMA Kent St... Charlottetown. Phone 852)

Agents Wanted -

LARGE CANADIAN MANUFAC- turer requires a man to train for position of supervisor for P E. 1. Details discussed at inter- view. Car essential. Apply A. G Theriault, Chartottetown 1-lot.-I

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ; . . wa need a representative in your locality to sell cosmetics. Guaran- teed line. High commission. li- iustrated catalogue. For free de- tails write to Doruldina Cos- metics Company. 1600 Delorimier. Dept. 7. Montreal.

-:--e-j---e-m- START A BUSINESS OF YOUR

nwn. Sell our 250 guaranteed household iieccssit ics including: toilet sets, toiiics. culinary ex-

tracts, in your surroundings. You begin earning money the first day Strictly your own boss. De- tails on request. Familex, 1600 Del- nrimier. Dept. 2. Montreal.

Boarders Accommodated W A N T E D A TWO BOARD!-IRS. 6906.

CAN ACCOMMODATF. GENTLE- man pensioner in a warm. com- fortable home. Box .Vl.C. Gina.- dian. Summcrsidc.

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WANTED - T0 BOARD ONE OR two girls. or elderly ladies. Apply Mrs. Albert Johnston. Harley Street. Parkdale. Phone 3082.

CAR BUYERS

Just a Reminder Be sure to have that car of yours under-coated.

new

F. R. McLAINE LTD. Malpeque Rd. Dial 7358-9

FOR SALE

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up till Nov. 20th for a lot of land approx- imately one acre. situated on the Mill Valley Road, adjac- ent to the Kensington Skat- ing Rink. Kensingion Dairy- ing Co-op Ass'n. Lid. Keith Stewart, Secretary.

Found

STRAYED ON MY PREMISES two hound dogs. Apply 16 Pass- ITIOl"D.

Lost

LOST IN YICINITY OF WEST Royalty, black and white fox hound. Dial 1262.

L0,,ST--HEAVY DIITY I-IYDIIAIL lit: truck jack in vicinity of Government Pond. Stanley Mur- ray. Bracklcy Beach. Reward.

LOST-VVHEEL AND TIRE RE- twecn Clizirlottetown and Oyster

Br-,d. Finder notify Joseph C Gallant (Ginger) Oyster Boil. Miscellaneous

WORK BY NIGHT. CARPENTRY. painting, etc. Phone 3140.

ELECTRO-DUN ITEALER - SID- ney J. Jeffrey. Phone 7038.

PA I N TIN G, PAPERHANGING. gralning. gyptcx work. Call Ken Brammer, phone Kcnsingtoii 43-31.

For Rent 1 10 L E T-Fotinvnofsi-Skier- ing rooms. 11. .1. Clements. East

Royalty. T0 naur-3?)-Eons 7 iiotfvi house on Park St. ITlll'l'lCdln'n

possession. Write XN CvllEI' eon RENT - HEATED Fo E

room self contained apartment. Apply 25 Kensington Road. dial 4066. -

- THREE ROOM apartment partly furnished. with bath. .1. W. Patterson. llunter River. Phone 6-13.

To LET - OIL HEATED APART- ment. 4 rooms and bath. stove and Frigidaire supplied. residen- tial. Write Box 995, Guardian Office.

WANTED - TO RENT, FOUII room apartment. furnished and heated. for hockey player. wile and baby. 4 months old. for winter months. Phone Queen Hotel, Room 212.

Male Help Wanted

For Sale SALE -- I948 PLYMOIITII.

new motor. Dial 3403 after 5.

FOR SALE - 1200 LBS. PAB- snips. W. Dawson & Son. U133-

FOR SALE -- ONE HORSE. ALSO fresh cow. Elmer Colwlll. Bon- shaw.

i-oi. SALE-LAYING PULLETS. year old hens. mcinth old pigs. Hubert MacLeod. Mount Hope.

FOR SALE-TRAINED SADDLE mare. quiet, 6 years old. Writ.- nr phone. Miss Edwina l)c-lanes. Linkletter Road, Sumninrsidc.

FOR SALE--OLD FASHIONED round dining table and four kitchen chairs, brass bed. sprlrg and mattress, Record iron range 330 Fitzroy 51.

FOR SALE - LADIES FUR COAT. size ltl.p Ladies wnol ithcrk stilt. size. 16 (1irls' winter coat. size tax. All grind rnnditinn. Write Box 005. Guardian Office

FOR SALE - SAWING OUTFIT. complete with 40" Inserted tooth saw. bench. carriage and 120 ft. cable. All in excellent condition. Apply Buddy Kelly. Mnrell.

FOR SALE-FAR)! CONSISTING of 100 acres of land at Spring- hill on paved liighway. Build- illlf in good rcpnlr, near school and store and churches. Apply Charles Frost. Nortliam. R.R. 2.

mg

F01! SALE-I SET PLATFORM scales. used. wood range. oil ""185. Oil space heater. hot air furnace. electric refrigerator. electric washer. gasoline washer. kerosene refrigerator. s m I! I ' size. boys' bicycle. Lower Prici-:1 Appliance Store. 179 Great George Slrcftt.

FOR SALE I

By PUBLIC AUCTION at MacLean Motors Lid.. Sum- merslde, on Monday. Novem- ber 22nd at 1 o'clock p. in.

ONE 1948 OLDSMOBILE Serial 8351900345

The above automobile is being sold pursuant to the terms of a I-Onditlonal Sale Contract made itetween Wesley Boulter. and Gor- lions Garage, which said contract WI! duly assigned to Traders Fi- nance Corporation Limited.

03 QUICK SALE a nicvcaaii. Phone 5621.

mmgigjgjg FOR SALE A 8 PIECE CHESTER- Hflold Set. Price 560.00 Dial 6006.

FOR SALE - 'rAii.oaen--1-K measure clothing 539.95 up. 1. , 5”. MacPlierson A Son.

FOR SALE - HOT Alli PIPELESS fumsoe. Driving sleigh. cephas DIVEY. Gaspereailx.

FOB BALE-BOAT. 24 IT. LONG ROM hllm, ideal for one man;

built of pine. good condition complete with .5 HF. Irnpei-'al Entlne. shaft and propeller.

Price 312500. Leigh Cl'iappel'. Stonhzna

W A N T E D - EXPERIENCED llnotype operator. Good hours and wages. Apply to Box No. 994.

New York Stocks

NEW YORK -(AP)-The stock market last week maintained I record-breaking pace that shoved it toward the fateful all-time peak of 1920.

For the last 11 months the mar- ket has been climbing at a dizzy pace seldom interrupted by a re- action.

In mid-year it got up to the old levels of 1929. the October days when the stock market was in con- vulsions that only ended with the deep depression in 1932.

Last week it was poised around the highest point in 25 years when it recessed for election day. The clcction results touched off a head- long rise that hasn't been matched since the troubled days before the start of the Second World War.

Brokers feel the election is not the sole cause for the current surge although Wall street on the morning after the election con- cludcd that the Republicans had done much better than expected. That triggered buying in ii-big IVBVE.

Every day last week the market established 25-year high marks with the Associated Press average

Markets"

est since Oct. 15. 192p. p

Since the first of this year the average has gone up 335.40. and it now stands 311.20 away'from the all-time high established Sept. 3. 929.

Volume on the rise was im- pressive. The total for the week was 10,157,000 shares. greatest since the third week in January of 1951.

There were minor losses among Canadian issues as the week ended. Dome Mines and Distillers-Sew gram each dropped 16. On the American stock exchange Massey- Harris rose Si.

0. 3. Steel

CLEVELAND (AP)-Steel pro- duction rose two points last week to a new high for the year-77.5 per cent of capacity. Steel mag- azine reported Sunday.

In reaching the highest level since last Dec. 20: the ingot output continued a steady climb that started in mid-July. During the first half of this year production hovered around 70 per cent of capacity. the weekly magazine of metalworking added. .

Good reasons to believe the in-

cnding the week at 3143.50. high-

creasod production pace is not

Wanted Immediately

By business man, unfurnished' bungalow or self con-

ptained apartment. Apply Box

and 7.

MacDonald, Room 216, Chai'l0tietown llotel

R. Y. Guardian or phone Mr.

between 6

WAN

Two Sales Representatives for pony. One for Charlottetown and side. area.

erated on a car allowance basis. and bonus. employee benefit plan.

Charlottetown applicants apply

day cvcning.

TED 1

the Singer Sewing Madhine Com- Vicinity and one for the Summer-

A van will be provided for the Summerside representative. Char- lottetown representative must have late model car which will be op-

Good starting salary. commission

146 Gt. George St., Saturday after-

noon. Summerside applicants at the Queen Hotel. Summerslde. Thurs-

iucuo

Guardian Office.

Notice

Dr. Reddin's Office will be closed on Tuesdays and

Thursdays till further notice

TODAY'S SPECIAL

Radiant & Lovely 1951 VANGUARD SEDAN Powder Blut

F. R. MCLAINE LTD.

Dial 7358-9 MALPEQUE ROAD

Wanted

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN DE- slres room and board. Phone 11918.

WAN'fED-ALE BOTTI. or quarts Dial 8505. Brad

WANTED - TWO HEATED, UN- furnished rooms immediately. Dial 5146 aiftcr 5 p.m

-'ErTi7a Michael

the following: LIVESTOCK:

N SALE

AT BANGOR, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17th

Of Stock, Farm Machinery, Household Furniture on the premises of Harry J. Green. '

I am instructed by-the owner to sell by public auction

2 cows newly freshened; 1 Ayrshire

coiv to freshen Feb. (Registered) 1 cow to freshen May; 1 cow stripper; 1 cow to freshen June; 2 steers; 3 calves.

FARM MACHINERY: 1 binder (Cockshutt); 1 tractor manure spreader with rubber tires (Cockshutt) new; 1 cultivator for Farmall tractor; 1 side delivery hay rake (IHC); 1 hay loader. new (IHC); 1 pump jack; 1 air cool engine; 1 cream separator, 450 lbs. (Renfrew); 1 platform scales (Fairbanks); 1 sickle grinder; 1 grindstone; 1 hay

carrier (new); hay rope and

blocks; 1 electric fence con-

troller; 1 driving wagon; 1 wood sleigh; 1 farm truck wag- on; quantity of harness; 4 squares asphalt shingles (green); large quantity choice hay; 8 cords hardwood (split); 1

canning machine; cream cans; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:

farm tools, etc. 1 piano; 1 kitchen set

(chrome): 1 heater stove; 1 sewing machine; chairs; tables.

etc.

TERMS OF SALE: All livestock will be sold for cash. All other purchases up to 315.00 will be cash. Over that

ount six months credit on t est on notes after due.

approved joint notes. 67- in-

If day unfavorable. sale will take place following fine day. Sale will start at one o'clock sharp.

H. J. GREEN. Owner.

J. B. JAY. Auctioneer.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BAR RISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.

Bell. llfatheson ifi Foster 150 Richmond St.

MaoPlIee & Tralnor toll Queen St. Diiil 623':

W A N T E D IMMEDIATELY BY

bu sin ess man. unfurnished bungalow or s elf contained apartment. Apply B ox RX

Guardian or phone Mr. MacDon- ald. Room 216. Charlottetown Hotel between 6 and 7.

J. Elmer Blanchard. B.A.- inll Queen St. Phone (23!

MA A. Fanncr, Q.C.. LLB. Brink of Commerce Bldg.

Gaudet & llaszard

Chas. R. McQuald, I-LA. iu iiiciimona st. Dial mi

OPTOMETRISTS G. F. Hntcheson it Son

Guardian Office. . EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL Nurse would like private ti hour duty. Apply Box 9137. Guardian office. .

Construction To Begin On Laval Building

QUEBEC (CF) - ctnstruction will begin Friday on Laval Unl- veralty's 54.000000 faculty of med- icine building in suburban st. Foye

A. wamiaii oiiimiei. i.i..a. Phillips Bldg. Ill Grafton SI.

Palmer Fllaslam iiiiieii of Non loufla am.

Ilathesoii. Peaks I Nicholson I15 Grafton street

I. A. MacGulgnn. B.A.. Currie am. - oiaism - qnouiai.

Ill E. MIBMIIIIH, Ii.A.. LLB.

-m--j---one-""' I. G. HUTCHESON. no. Vlfiflf Walltdfl Bank of Commons Bldg. gg " - 5; 91.; gm: EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Aullon M J A t ""1"" P”."''”"' W'"” B” 9” iso imiinianii at. ' Dial mi ii: I.OlII.BE.rru hem il)lii(i,'aoi:

Byron .i. oi-mi. o.n.: III Inn! SI. DIII MI!

II. J. Mlboll. a.o. " Montague. P. It. I.

J. S. Taylor. R.0. corner Kent 0 Queen St:

Office eras; Home use

THIROPRACTOR Dr. W. R. Carson

Que.. site of It new , centre, it was Announced Thurs-

d .

-lythe miiuuncement said the

building is expected to be ready

for occupancy in September. 1056.

A residence to iiceoinmodate from

200 to 300 students allo Will in

bum beflrg was for students at-

tending the medical school and the

recently-constructed build-, ings housing the commerce and

forestry engineering faculties.

i... in iueiinioiui ac. oiiii am 901 Prlneo It 91-1 04" CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS McDONAI.D. OURRIE I 00. Currie Bldg. Ct.arIottef.own pp-7 Dlnl one II. II. DOANE & COMPANY In Great George CL Charlottetown etiona out - out I. 0. Box u-i ARTHUR J. GARREIT Palmer Electric Building Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321

"1 flash in the pan” are the", steel said:

"Lowered Inventories of steel."

"Strong expectations for the automotive and construction indus- tries-the two biggest users of steel-to maintain their demand.

Torecasts that business in gen- eral will be a little better next year."

The magazine noted a strong de- mand for cold-rolled sheets and said that "one midwest mill mak- ing that product set a 1954 record for itself last week by producing ingots at 110 per cent of capacity."

New England Apple And Potato crops

BOSTON. (AP)--The New Eng- land crop reporting service said to- daiy the apple and potato crops this year were below those of 1953.

The New England apple-crop in commercial counties was 6.275.000 bushels. about one-fifth less than last year but about the same as the 10-year average.

Potato production is estimated at 57.66-1.000 bushels as of Nov. 1, which was 12 per cent less than the 1953 crop and 21 per cent less than the 10-year average.

N. B. Lobster catch Totals 3,830,700 Llis

MONCTON (GP) -A total of J.- B30.'I00 pounds of lobsters was re- moved from traps and landed at various eastern New Brunswick ports where fishei'men were paid 81,262,661.

While the landed catch weight W55 nearly 300.000 Pounds lighter. fishermen were nearly 320,000 rich- er at the end of the 1954 season.

A.A. Robichaud of Moncton, dis- trict fisheries protection officer foi Kent, Westmorland and Albert Counties, also announced that the season had been marked by in- creased co-operatlon by fishermen in curbing illegal fishing practices.

In 1953 the total landed catch for three counties was 4,125,800 Dounds with it landed value of 31,240,673.

Mr. Roblchaud said it was be- lieved the decrease in the landed catch was due to a scarity of lob- ster. The increase in value was due to higher prices which held firmer throughout this season than last. he added.

From 1.100 to I,B0O fishermen in the three counties shared in the bonanza.

New-t';l:;;ow Firm To Re-build Plcinf

NEW GLASGOW (CP)eThe I. B. Matheson Company said during the weekend it will rebuild the plant here destroyed in a s300.000 fire Friday night.

The 100-year-old machine com- pany was wiped out as flames whipped through seven buildings. Firemen fought the blaze for five hours before bringing it under con- trol.

WAR ON MICE

VICTORIA (CP) e Foresters in a Douglas fir area near here bat- tled a big invasion of mice by dropping poisoned wheat from heli- copters. Mice died by the thou- sands after eating the wheat in mistake for fir seeds, and ii car- pet of young trees now covers the area.

WRONG ADDRESS

VICTORIA (CP) - Victoria piib- iicity officials who have been an- noyed by scattered references in Vancouver as the capital of Brit- ish Columbia were really irked when they came across A letter from a Toronto niriniifacturiiig firm. addressed to "President. vil- Iage board. Victoria."

FINE CATCH

VERNON. BC. (CP) --An eight- pound trout only two years old was caught near here by JR. McCal- lum. Experts said it is one of the iargcst two-year-old trout on rec- ord.

COLD OVER THERE

WADENA. Sask. (CF) -- David Russell. captain of a hockey team in Scotland, said in a letter home that Canadian players overseas have learned to appreciate Cana- dian-style home heating. Players in Scotland wear hockey toqucs and socks in bed in an effort to keep warm.

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

The Iilt day of October A. D. 19.54.

In Re Estlta of FIDRENCE KF.l.l.Y McKENNA late of Montana in King'- County in the nut Province. Married wo man. deceased. in teiitiite.

To the Sheriff of the County of King's Cniinty or any ('onat-hie or literate per son within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the on file of Patrick Joseph Mcliennn of Montague aforesaid. Rot.-J-ed. the Admin- lltrator of the above named Estate. pray- ing that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter iiei forth: You are thereforo hereby required to cite all por- oons Interested In the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at I Pmbnte Court to be held In the f'ourt House In Charlottetown In Queens (,'o.in- ty in the said Province. on Frldl.V the filth day of November nut comlnl. at the hour of eleven o'clock fnrenoon of the llllll day to chew flllll if any they can why the Accounts: of the uld Estate should not he passed and the Estate cloned as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. Francis MarPhea Es- quire-. Pmcfnr for gain P-Lttoner.

AND IT IS HERERY ()Rl)F.HIJI'I that I true copy hereof be forthwith publish- cd in some newrpnper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four ennuerutlve I-nits from the date hereof and that I true copy henof be forthwith posted In the follow- ing public places rOlpQl'IlVPl)'- namely. in the hall of the Court Home in George town in King's ('ntinlv aforesaid. at oi near the ntsirn of ('Iark Brothers In Mon. vague aforesaid and at nr near the l"n-f Office in Montague aforesaid. so that all 991113!!! interested in the int Estulr as aforesaid may have duo notice thereof

WITNESS His Honour Harold lien-urd Palmer, Judge of the n.'d Probate Court at Charlottetown in On-en's Founty. the day Ind you first alien written.

I.V the Court. I

petition

I'm.'i.r-limb!

LS.) ' tsgcfyi Frances ll - Registrar.

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French. British Socialists Okay Paris Pact

By BORIS KIDEL

PARIS (Reuters)-French Social- ists overwhelmingly decided to sup- port ratification of the German re- armament treaties Thursday as a necessary preliminary to fresh East-West negotiations.

The Socialist decision at a speciai national party congress virtually assured French ratification of the Paris treaties before the end of the year.

The ,main block to ratification now lies in Bonn where Chancellor Konrad Adenauer has encountered heavy opposition to his agreement with P r e m i e r Pierre Mendes- France on internationalizing the Saar. However. Adenauer Thurs- day predicted West German rail- fication by mid-January.

The French Socialist congress voted 2.817 to 454 with 93 absten-' tions in favor of the agreements signed in Paris last month to grant West Germany sovereignty. a 500.000-man army and member- ship in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. This means most if not all of the 104 Socialist depu- ties in the assembly will vote for ratification.

ATTLEE TRIUMPHS

In London, full bipartisan lup- port for the British government's policies on West German rear- mament was assured when Labor party leader Clement Attiee gained an almost two-to-one vote from La- bor memhers of Parliament in fa- vor of ratifying the Paris treaties.

It was a major triumph for At- tlee. The vote put an end to a bit- ler dispute within the Labor party and constituted a strong rebuff to Aneurin Bevan and his left-wing- ers.

The Labor MP5 voted 124 to 72. with about 100 Labor members of Parliament abstaining, in favor of ihe Paris agreements. Under these accords a rearmed West Germany will be brought into the Western European Union and the Atlantic pact.

Thursday's vote is even more significant when measured against the last vote of the parliamentary Labor party in February. The bal- loting then showed 113 in favor of German rearmamentand 104 against. a msjorit of only nine for the party lead 3.

The meeting Thursday also de- cisively defeated. by a vote of 115 to 82, a proposal that the party seek new four-power talks in Ger- man reunification before the new treaties come into orzation.

WAS 151 YEARS OLD

SINGAPORE (AP) - I-faji llias Abdul Majid died Saturday at the

eputed age of 151 years. A native Java. I-Iajl lias a l w a y s preached simple living and regular habits for longevity. His identity card said he was born in 1803.

Out Our Way

Pope Discusses Priests Rights

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) e-The Pope. in a speech released yester- day. asserted the right of the R0- man Catholic priesthood to pro- nounce on social and political prob- lems. which "undoubtedly come within the moral sphere."

Wa r. conscientious objection. totalitarianism, secular schools and the secular state are such issues, he told an assembly of cardinals and bishops Tuesday.

The Pontiff said ”we must take an open and firm stand against- the error of trying to restrain the church from all undertakings and business which concern life as it is really conducted."