GOVERNMENT 0F CANADA

' 3l% FIRST WAR LOAN BONDS

Due February lst, 1948-52 BEARlNG CALL LETTER

ONLY

HAVE BEEN DRAWN FOR PAYMENT February l, 1950

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be presented for redemption on February l, i950_ or as soon thereafter as possible with all coupons of

later date attached. No further interest will be paid

on these bonds after the above date.

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Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 2b Cents

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Payable In Advance

Western and Eastern In Memoriam Notices Me per

Wedding En- additional

Agents Wanted

HOUSEWIYES WELCOME THE Familex Man for the wide and varied range of guaranteed nec- essities; reasonable prices; prem- iums; quality and Service. Become a. prosperous business man by selling Familex product»- write today and we will tell you How. Familex, i600 Delorimier. Montreal. 1.

Boarders Wanted

BOARD AND ROOM. CENTRAL- ly located. Phone 1074.

liars 8i Trucks For Salo_

FOR SALFp-IBZB CHEW’. CAIN be seen at Texaco Service Sta- tion, Southport.

TOR SALE-—ONE MAPLE LEAF two-ton truck. One Internation- al half-ton. Both in good condi- '. tion. Livestock taken in trade. l’ Floyd Caseley, Wllmot Valley-

FOR SALE—l9t8 CHEV. SEDAN. excellent. condition, heater and radio, [our new tires, Price $1300.00. Leo F. McDougall, Pro- vincial San, Charlottetown.

For Sale

~

30R. SALE - DRIVING SLEIGII just like new. Allan MscLe-a-rl. Dc Sable.

1°01! SALE — HOT WATER. FUD- nace. Perfect condition. Apply 17$".- Great George Street. _

m_______-_——- 1'01: SALE-REGISTERED sows of breeding age from qualified Stock. h. c. Judson. Alexandre-

dwelling house on Prince Street. centrally located. Apply Box 101. Charlottetown. P. I

1.01: SALE - 0x1: nomm unv- ing room table with four board extension. In good condition. Apply 7 Douglas.

For: SALE - cllolcn BUILDING 1131s, $1500.00 up. Stewart Mac- ‘Kay.

Found

>_-———-———-—-——"—*-'_-i‘_'— ]"0L‘Nl) RONSON LIGHTER, AP- ply 218 Euslon Street.

them with

MINARD'S ummsnr

s‘ b Rub oa freely, and BC

nick nlief an: Icons-ten nrr

Female Help Wanted

“lANTED —- STUDENT TO LEARN hairdressing. \Vl‘ilC Box 31. Guardian.

WANTED-—MI.DDLEAGED housekeeper for country home. One adult. Box 29. Guardian.

WANTED — WOMAN FOR GEN- eral housework in private hcirne. Two children. References. Ap- ply in writing, Headmaster. Rothesay Collegiate School, Rothesay. N. B.

Salesman Wanted

MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH business. Sell to i500 families Good profits for hustlers. Write today. Rawlelglfs Dept. ML-A- 470-S, Montreal. '.'

Lost

DOST — IN VICINITY 0F GUARD- tan. pair plastic rimmed glasses. Please leave at, Guardian.

Typewriters

SEE TIIE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portable Typewriter - the only oflice typewriter in persona‘ size. New portable desiln» new sparkling performance. Cash

or terms. Remington Rand Limited. 134 Richmond SW89!- Montreal, Que.

Personal

iqjii-Z-Zi-i

BOB NEUBALGIA. LUMBAGU. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating Glorr Oil At your Drugrist.

Wanted

WANTED - TO BUY WOOD AND lumber lot 2s or 50 acres. Write Box 212, Guardian.

MIDDLE AGED MAN WANT? room and board. Apply to ‘K care of Guardian.

Work Wanted

GIRL DESIBES WORK BY THE day. Phone 2145-1...

For iient

FOR RENT-ONE UNFURNISH- ed room. Apply after 6 p.m. 290 Fitzroy St.

TD LET — ROOMS. PHONE 1881. RADIO FOR WHALES

LONDON. Jan. 2'1 —-(CP) -— W-hales are to be fitted with radio so they won't get lost. When Whalers make a. catoh they leave the captured, dead whale floating on the surface while they hunt another. Now a British finrn is making smell radio sets which will be fitted to caresses of whales

...i‘.‘.§."""‘" "‘ ‘i?! 1

after they are haripooned. The sets will send out e continuous signal which can be picked up by B iivhalei-‘s radio equipment.

"illrohfxm and UNCLE ELBY s; onrroia McBride

A STRUTTIN’ ALONG .

HERE. comes 7H’ DOG WHO'S FIFTY THOLBAND DOLLAII " A l UEWELLEB DOGCOi-LAR Wfls STOLEN. i

' AND MERE GJMES HIS SELFISH FURSE-Pfib UINBR IMAGINE A DOG- WlTH A FIFTV THOUSAND DOJJKR

COLLAR WHEN COUNTRY WHTDLTI’ MILK.‘

TNERENEE CHILDREN IN ‘THIS .

I T HE Toronto Stocks

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Jan. 29- Sales Stock

1000 Am Yknife 1400 Anacon L

5000 Kirk Town 300 Labrador . 3000 L Dufault 8500 Laguerre . 12500 L Wasa 1300 La Luz . 200 Lamaque . 1000 Lapaska 1000 Lardcr .. . 1000 Lil LL .. . 450 Macassa 1500 MacDonald . .. 5500 Macfle .. . 2200 MacLeod . 300 Madsen 58270 Magnet 1100 Mai Gf 2500 Man East 40 McIntyre 5000 McLellan 200 Min Corp 3500 Mosher 3400 Negus 16975 New Gol 2500 New Norz

t-l S3513.‘

The 13th day of January, A.D. 1950.

In Re Estate of ALICE FRED- ERICA KEPPEZL. late of Villa del Ombrelllno in Bellosguardo. Flor- ence, Italy, wife of the Honourable George Koppel, M. V.|O., deceased, testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County, in the said Prov- ince or any Constable or lit- erate Person within said County.

GREETING Z

WHEREAS upon reading . the petition on file of Montreal Trust Company a body corporate having its Head Office at Montreal 1n the Province of Quebec in the Doin- inion of Canada, Allan Angus Magee of Montreal aforesaid. barrister, and John Patterson of Montreal aforesaid. chartered accountant, the executors of the above names Estate praying that a citation may be issued for the pur- pose hereinafter set fort-h: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Ehtate to be and appear bl.» fore the Judge present at o. Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County. in the said Province. on Wednesday the 15th day of Febru- ary next coming, at. the hour of eleven oclork forenoon of the same day to shew cause, if any. why the Accounts of the said Es- tate. should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. Francis MacPhee. Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it Ls hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper pub- iished in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four ‘lve weeks from the date

hereof and that a tzrue copy here- of be herewith posted in the fol- lowing public places respectively. namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the Bank of Nova Sco- tia and at or near tho Royal Bank of Canada both in Charlottetown aforesaid so that sii persons inter- ested in the said Estate as flore- sald may have due notice thereof.

WiITNI$ ills Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Midge of the said Probate Court st Charlottetown aforesaid the day and year first

above tten. LB; the 001M. i (will) c. ransom

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AT Arri ed Saturday

Sllied 80h:

GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

President's Address ii. D. Burns, Annual Meetlni. Jum- . ary 21. i950.

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On June 14, 1900, ‘me Crown Life Insurance Company was in- corporated by a special act- cf r-he

surance sales in Canada were the highest of any year to date. Tlie national income was moderately higher than in 1948 and in addit- ion, there were some signs of on increasing disposition to save.

On this occasion last year, I drew your attention to the evi- dence then accumulating that the inflationary pressures associated wtili long sustained rise in prices \\‘Ei‘c slackening. The developments of i940 strongly confirm the im- pression that. the u/pward move- ment of prices brought about by the second world War has, run its course, at least in North America. The trend of prices in the United ‘States last year was gradually but consistently downwa.rd—whoiesa‘.e prices during the year declined by '7 per cent and the coat of living by 2 per cent. It is true that there has been no such downward move-

Grain

WINNIPEG, Jan. 2s-

Grain Exchange. as a dull

Close and commercial completely outstripped offerings. It was the lightness of there

offerings that contributed most to

tho advance, particularly in oats "ml barley. But increased demand also sparked the upturn, riding in on reports concerning port business contracted in Cann- dian coarse grainn.

Closing futures: '

Outs: May '78 3-48; July 75 7-82 Oct T2 7-88.

Barley: May 1.20 1-2; July 1.14 l-ZB: Oct 1.10,

Rye: May 1.46 1-88; July 1.45 7-8B; Oct. 1.38 3-83.

Flax: May 3.6413; July 8.5313; Oct. 3.30 l-ianni,

Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 80 3-4; ex 3 CW 77 3-4; 3 CW 77 1-4; ex 1 feed 77 1-4; 1 feed 76; 2 feed '75 1-4; 3 feed 71 3-4; track 75 3-4.

Barley: No 1 CW 6-row 1.39 1-2; 2 CW 6~row 1.39 1-2; 1 CW 2-row 1.35 1-2; 2 CW 2-row 1.35 1-2; 3 CW G-row 1.37 1-2; 1 feed 1.16 3-4; 2 feed 1.14 3-4: 3 feed 1.09 3-4; track 1.16 1-2; 2 CW {glow 1.20 1-2; 3 CW yellow 1.19

Rye: 1 CW 1.41. 1-2; 2 CW 1.41 1-2; 3 CW 1.38 1-8; rel. 2 CW 1.36 1-8; 4 CW 1.30 1-8; track 1.41 1-2,

Flax: 1 CW 3.64; 2 CW 8.59: 3 CW 3.44; 4 CW 3.39; track 3.62.

Shipping News

AINT JOHN-

Ciao Vita, from Mediterranean OT l

Maria Paulina G., Mediterranean

ports

Grey County, Halifax.

Arrived Sunday

Lady Rodney, Welt Indie: Valacis, London and Lehsvg-q

my Sibley Psrk, for United King-

dom

Alcoa Pegasus, Halifax Boiled lands; None,

(CP)— Coarse grains prices rallied gen- erally Saturday on the Winnipeg ses- sion increased in tempo near the demand

80MB BX-

The Crown Life Insurance Company

lng, while still slightly hlgiier than a. year earlier, has declined a little recently and will in all probability rnove somewhat lower in the next. few months. For the time being, it appears that the problem of rising prices, or to pill’. it the other way. of the declining value of

so Ark“ ' N th les the ex erlence f 180° A" on Annlwrsarln theeilliixt teen sylears callspfor seriods $00 Aunor The past half century has wit- 4000 Bankfield nessed extraordinary changes and c°mlderatl°n U“d°ubted1y' m°st 135 Bk Mtl d veo merits, scientifi onomic °l “he deem“ l" m“ "Hue o! 1000 Bk NS .. sgcinllpand political. nchogc been i; m°"°Y “min? ‘his Pm“ ‘s ‘h’ 1500 Bevlgcourt period of amazing material pro- fife“ m‘ glctlreafoglfllsenfilienvcver ‘g . 2°00 3° 1° ress an also one of unsettiemeut e “m” e' l‘ 4000 Bonville i.“ Eng upheavaL Ncwhere ha; certainly the villain of the piece, 2500 Brit Dom economic prowess and develow we have not placed sufficient em- 1500 Buffad mam been more pronounced ma“ phasis on the importance of main- lm" “if C“ in Cnnada and the United States. ""1""! the Pmmasml P°W°Y °1 3000 Bu“ RI Life ‘insurance has contributed to w" mmley l" me m“ Omlple 0! 200 Cal Eflm h d 1 m k b. years. I say "we" deliberately, be- 555 Cd" Brew and s are n e rem“ a ‘e cause our governments, in whose 700 can M81 grouth of the past half century. hands “as m d] m e Secum and e rec on of fiscal moocemremaque 31????‘ lalreus dmn my Om‘, and monetary. policy, are re- sglig uizlngopulilligrl? Ufge pinspurono: P‘°s°gl*.‘°“'emggze‘“me“ls “f m; 900 Chesterv __ in force in Canada has risen from ‘e53’ Si“? 1 mg’; bflilune’; 5 g 200 COChEHOIItI‘ only some $430 millions in lsoosg; alilluécotoxplilrjinqryi.“ nblflxugttlgfr olnmaje 3500 Con Bea tie the huge total of about $14, _ _‘ 100 Con Smelt - millions at. this date. m‘ °°n°°P11_ l0 i111 citizens, and it 3200 1).“. Pom In the ‘my years since “s m_ is of particular concern to all 4°09 13""?! ception, the Crown Life has a very ‘mum's °1 limnds’ m°*f"¥“- m‘ 6000 Dl5°°”""5' vigorous growth-a growth not. just. “Tame Pohcles’ “HM-m” 58v‘ 1600 Dulamzi of size but of strength and c‘? lngs accounts, pension funds or 5500 Duvny .. rm, d" Service The “om plum, other forms or fixed income or 7000 East Am . “ - ' savln s.

490 E MR1 id, m 1920mm“ tgzmrmltefi ‘sell: Ailgthe time we have been fac- 1200 E slim“ n O a . Hg’ 8p- -e -a ' ing the problems of inflation, we 9300 Em" Today “e look forward with firm have been worried and inhibited 2000 Eldon“ confidence to our second half by fears of d9 M35510“ Govenb 2on0 F“ Kirk ' Century or prcgress“ ment natural] enou h‘ sli we 12m) Fmbgsiwr In the year just past, the Crown fr 5' k, d3’ g], y ahfily 1500 Gen Pet .. Life experienced a further oonsid- Ymlztany 1m i‘)! g‘) 1Cyl w l“ 2050 Giant erable increase ln its business. Its ""9 Put “em n l" e P°5Ll°n °1 1100 Goirl 1min total policies in force rose by a W“? ‘mused, “I bllllgmi! ‘m a 150,, Gomhflwk fumm. $51 minions m $665 milk slump or causing unemployment. It 3000 Guyana q __ ions and m. asset's increased by does not: follow, however, filial; a 4000Gu1f Lead $3 liiillionS to $120 millions, even P°“°Y °f my _"‘°“"Y Puisw-‘d 10110 Hard R“ though as a result of sterling de- mr°ugh°ut a pm“! 0‘ m5“ 3°‘ 1500 Hl-‘Zhrldge valuation the Canadian dollar mm’ and high “pm” hwesmenl‘ 510 l-lollinger . equivalent u! Sterling policies and is in the national interest. either 3500 Hosro . .- in the sense of maintaining the

20OJ assets .vias written down to the

910608 new Official rate of exchan e n‘ value of money or in the sense 0f 15m Jmlllrkc » g' beiio i)l'0liil‘C(l in the evclii. f a 2000 Kdore U is‘ encouraging indeed to observe t1‘. q I 0 125 Kerr Add" that me company-s mm, we ‘m la er dounnard movement. On

the contrary, "easy money" encour- ages rising prices and may well complicate future difficulties though undue expansion of credit.

There is little doubt that “cosy money" policies are necessary in times of declining business JC- tivity. If, however, such policies are continued ivlien the business structure is operating close to capacity. the result is silrcly likely to be an added impetus to the up-

ward movemcnt of prices. The public should be alert to insist. upon policies of monetary and

fiscal restraint. in good times and to keep a watchful eye on govern- ment expenditures. lt is surely not beyond the capacity of a demo- cratic society to reduce cyclical fluctuations in business and at the same time to prevent serious depreciation of the value of money. I should like to refer to another

1333.3 55231.33“ no m‘ °‘ l“ Gamma‘ m“ lift.i“il‘iillii“'i.ol’°it Zifiimilf.‘ 2009 Nib ---- -- - U4 lexllnalfsltla: §§f§°i,,“§§§9“,§:§d§f‘§l; main subjccts of Federal-Provinci- 1950 N1¢h°l5°l1 55 ,1 . al discussion at. the conference 15° N°YBHdB - g2 1'2 “o” o! I948 and the Co“ of m’ planned for next September-tile 4000 Norpick .. . 1-2 , m i» 12.23 335mg: I» .“..“°.i.‘i°‘.‘...‘;‘.-.§’.‘S..‘.‘.i°. 2:253:25: 633g A 1s 4000 Quesalbe iigrnmany yleléifS urged the desir- 3000 Northland ‘ 07 .7110 Royall" a 1 1y of‘ or 43211011510113 on :1 400031.19“ 192 -000 Roybar self sustaining bums. such as are 1950 0km", 214 3100 Rupununi provided under individual or group 2000 Omnurflns _ 1400 San Ant . .. insurance contracts by the Life in- 600 Oaksko 3200 Sherrltt 210 -surance companies. In my view it 5000 Qsillukg 15-10 Sllamfl - 32 ' is of the utmost importance that. 1600 Pac Pole DP P ~ 99 l"? everyone should continue in the 9300 Pan West . , 3;’ Smlpw“! A - 29 3'4 future as in the past. to make his 1450 Pflymasler 2212 S?" R“ " own provision in his own Way for 2315 Piccadilly “l” >“'“"" no own old age. At. m. same time 30° Pick Cl" ~ 1000 sylvamle it must. be recognized ‘that there 4543 Porc Reef . 525 Tech H“ h 1 . , - 1200 Tonmll _ ave a ways been and always Will CANADA 2200 Tow Fete _ be a. considerable number of the Province o; 1mg Upp cda community who for one reason or Prince Edward mum 1000 Vulcan another do not; or cannot make 1975 Waite .... .. such provision for themselves. The 1N Trig PROBATE comm‘ 275 Wrt l-iarg . question is whether it.‘ is better to

provide for them by the method of public asistance or by the pension method.

Personally, I favour the pension method, provided certain essential conditions are fulfilled. First and foremost. the amount of pension should be calculated on the basis of minimum needs. lit should be uniform in i-ts application to the whole population. It should be contributory so as to be as nearly as possible self-sustaining. The "means test" should be abolished. Such a plnn will encourage each individual to strive during his working years to build his own old age provision in addition to the government minimum. It avoids the objectionable features o! the public assistance method. Its suc- cess, however, will always depend on the amount of the pension. Unless the amount is always on a "minimum needs" basis, the plan l5 (ii-liable of the gravest injury both to our economy and to our character as a people.

'11 III other. pmbiems o1 g},

City

Voters List.

to the City.

(a) Owners or

(b) (c)

(d)

(c) (f)

MULTIPLE votrnvo

resident.

Ward only.

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or importance to which I should like to refer today, but. time does not permit. The problems involved in reestabllsliing world trade on a sound and reciprocal basis coli- tlnue to demand the best; thought and effort of the statesmen of all countries. So far as Canada itself is concerned, there are so many favourable factors in our position that apart from the occurrcnc: cfe catastrophe such as another world war, it is impossible ix) vie" the future i other than optimistically. That the life insurance buSlliBSs in general, and the Crown Life in particular will fully share in tlic prosperity of the future, we have no doubt.

Mr. H. D. Bums, in addressing the Annual Meeting of The Crown Life Insurance Company, stressed the importance of individual in- itiative ln providing for old age. Ab the some time, he recommended a

"minimum needs" pension for all,

February 8th, 1050, and will Court Room, City Building, up to 1950, from 11 A.M. to 5:30 PM. daily.

All persons, especially wives and men and taxpaying women v0 they are registered with the Electo

All voters qualified as for one year (except non-reside zeas, and not in arrears at January 15th,

Men renting premises in the City o ~ $100.00, and having rented such in the previous to Election Day.

es as in (c) above, and who have been asses- 1949, and not in arrears as above.

Residents of the City who have paid Poll Tax for the year 1949.

Non-residents if otherwise qualified as above and doing business and occupying business premises in the City.

Women renting premis sed for Civic Taxes for

Property or rental qualificaf three months next prcccdln

JANUARY

PUBLIC NUTICE civic ELECTION

Voters lists have beenlpreparerl for the Civic Election to be held on Wednes-

bo posted for the inspection of all

and including Saturday, ‘February 4th, v

Qualified voters, subject to above, are:

joint owners (for 3

Persons voting on (a) (b) (c) (d) or (f) above may vote in each Ward in which they are so qualified.

Persons voting on (e) above may vote only in Ward of which they are

Dated at Charlottetown this 80th day of January, A.D. 1950.

(Signed)

W. A. SMITH, Electoral Officer for the City of

without a means test, on a con- tributory basis but. warned against the dangers of a plan which would provide for more than minimum needs.