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LASSIFIED ADS

Friday. February 4. 1955

Ieby Ihlelie

Female lleip Wanted

IRAY CHCII FOR YOUR OWN markets. Olll. meet or both. Wide rand! lullate. eochrels and also Amen h-Creep. featured in '56 catalog. Plan your I profits. Canadian Approved. Agent: Chan. 1:. Worth, Cor. Chestnut & Elm, Charlottetown. J. Spen- cer Hughes. Emerald.

cars and Trucks For Sale

A DRESS-LINGERIE snoii IN,

T A N 'r I: D-IIOUSEKEEPER for small family. four miles from city. Write giving age, ex- perience. etc.. to Box 119, Guard- ian Office.

your home, Fifth Avenue. New York fashions. Good commis- sions. No investment. Write Modern Manner. Dept, 6049. Hanover. Penna.

FOR SALE-I060 FORD SEDAN. Phone 7540

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE - 1953 Custom Ford. Two-tone. One owner. Many extras Less than 20.000 miles Owner leaving for England. Will sacrifice. Phone TI11.

CAR BUYER:

A lot of car - - - for it little moneye-

l9;3l PLY.llUL'TH SEDAN

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

For Sale

I76i't'-EAL:-: 'L"iioAii-rji(;.TTiz'

months old. Albert Murphy. Nor- horn.

Foii ssu: - TWO voirsic. cowa. Frcshei-ilug in Norbert Costello. Green Boy,

you ssu: - LADIES HOCKE-Y

boots and skates. Size 9. Dial 5254

all lengths. Apply Gerald Tier- ney, New Haven.

FOR SALE - TWENTY COW atanchions. eleven water bowls with fittings. Claude Smith. Parkdale. "

TOR IALE-150 N. H. X I. R. high producing pulieta. 81.50 each. Keith Bryenton, Union Road.

POR SALE-WOOD SLEIGH. BOX sleigh and-driving sleigh. all used short time. Court A: Son. Bedford Station.

FOR SALE - YOUJIG YORK-

sliire Boar pig. Ready for ser- vice from qualified dam of 93 Gordon Docherty, Kingston.

F 0 R S A L I: - REGISTERED Shorthorne. Several bulls, months old. Also a few heifers due to freshen. Austin Smith, Tryon.

Hifrisit roii"s7s-ifi - rial-

livered C. 0. D. any Railroad Station ill P. E. 1., in 50 lbs. hundlee. Stall cod 10c per lb. Medium and large cod Ic lb. Eastern Packing Co., Souris.

fi1ai:ch.l

ispif.-wan” strrroitrs lNI)IYlI)- roii sass-spnvcr; Ll'MBER..

lranged quickly and privately at

r-Taws . . inoiinsr aiiTvo or American beauy products now available for retailing by intel-

trading.

erate selling. Montreal: Industrials advance; papers lower.

Canadian Iyollar

MONTREAL (CPI-The U. 3. dollar closed Thursday at a dis- count of 2 15-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds. unchanged it took 97 1-16 cents Canadian to buy 31 A m e r i c a ri. Pound sterling 32.70l4. down 1-16.

Produce

ligent and attractive ladies who have spare time. Write Doralw dina Cosmetics Company, 576; St. Catherine :l!last, Dept.

Montreal.

I WANTED

Sienivzraphrr for

Experienced

Secretarial duties in Charlotte-

invi ii. .

Apply to: I

i

PERSONNEL MANAGER

Maritime Central Airiiays Charlottetown, P.F.,l.

ELacrRoi'.iT(TiEA'i'.r:n SE5-

ncy .1. Jeffrey. Phone 7030.

RADIO sr:nvTciE'".- J A C K I E

Doyle. Dial 4305.

C-R-DSAHING GRAIN. 'rui-isbxi and Friday each week at Clay-

bourneis. 110 Upper Queen ,

ually designed helps backat-hes and figure problems. Mrs. Rap- aon. Dial 9983

AIii.T.o.ns

A loan on your car can be ar-

Trans-Canada Credit Corporation. Each loan up to 31,300 is life in- sured to take care of unpaid bal- ance in case of death. A courteous Trans-Canada Credit counsellor interviews you privately.

TRAN S-CANADA CORP'N. onnpn LIMITED

fa eubaldlary of Traders Finance Corporation. Ltd.i

B. F. DALEY. Branch Manager Block 31:15.. 164A Kent IL, Charlottetown. Phone 0600

Male Help Wanted

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY 103 information now available in- cluding contractors, application form. etc. Send 31.00 to Seaway Information Bureau Room 707. so Sparks. Ottawa.

FOR SALE

FEED MILL

Located in Annapolis Valley Town.

Apply:-- "XYZ", c.'o Guardian

'-Tiirwnnr”

Employment opportunities (Civil Service of Canada)

Itatlatician. Dominion Bureau of

Itatistlcs. Ottawa. 55.100-35.030.

nd Ilmdon. 0nt.. 34.170-54.920.

38.060-341.420.

01.500-81.021”).

Employment Office.

For YOUNG WOMEN FORMAL TRAINING

an

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN NURSING

The Canadian Army now offers you raining as Nursing Assist- aate, covering Inch subjects ea

p olo0. anatomy, nursing pro- in was. ears and tI'ea.tx-Iisni of the sick. After your in ii na. you gm. will work in one of the military itais eerou Canada er in Eu- . luau NiIrelng.Auistante. h geel standing towards end of y& I ICVI

identification and CatsiogulnizlP- 0- BOX 39. AMHERST.

Officers. National Defence, Ottawa

and Catalngiiiiig National Defence. ttawa and London, 0nt.. 84.110- ,500; 03.750-34,140 and e2.siio-t.1.-

lndian Estates Officers. nttmvn.

Librarians. Ottawa. .I'l.94il-?.s.'i.tllil . Clerks. Ottawa. timil-32.400 and

Details and application forms at nearest Civil Service iiommisuion Office, Post Office or National

Female Haiplinitgd:

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY: contractors are now on the Job. Thousands of men are needed now for this iant construction project. For atesl information and job application forms write today to Seaway Opportunities Post Office Box 8. Cornwall. Ont.

Sslesiiien Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED

Salesman Wanted by Lead- ing Maritime Jobber. North Shore, N.S. and P.E.l. terri- tory open to an energetic man under forty years of age. Must have car and past road experience. Apply in own handwriting lending photograph if available to

N.S.

:Sales Help Wantar

MAN WANTED FOR RAWLIIIGH business. Sell to 1500 families. Good profits for hustlers. Write today. Raivleiizhis Dept. Be-470 - S. Moiitrcal. P. Q.

ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES - Monireai firm handling more than one thousand advertising specialties ranging from .05 to 350.00 requires encrgctic. ex- perienced salesman in call on all Businesses, industries, Clubs, Hotels and Re-staiiranis. Auto & references essential. Write Box 69. Station Mmiiroai.

T;Wil'eiiiiors

OEALIJD TENDER! ntltireeaed h the. undmiianed and endorsed "TIZNIIEII FOR FISHING RARIOIIR. HOWARD! COVI."P.RaIl'.1('!t1h C.?&lN1J.uP!.E.1."- : no no v I a re leerei .

Iii 1.00 p.m. ins.-r.i. wnnsnsnfil. IIARCII I. 1055.

Plans and specification rlh be wen and or obtained at iiie ofIlfe

' 37M: small 33; 3 30; C 23. Re-

,2.50: N 8 new vihite 75.: 100-;

"I Miiisn, Wood islands, stating price.

nTStock for immediate ship-

MONTRli2AL iCPi--Federal de- partment of agriculture quolailons: Eggs: Free cases. extra large -i0-4011: large 39-39't:: medium 37-

ceipts: 343.

Creamery print job price 621-z-tlfi. Receipts: Nil.

Cheese: Ontario, while 30, colored m

.'l0'4. I.o.b. factory; Quebec white 205;. colored 30; ftlll iioiiircal

wholesale Quebec Mme SORT COIVI-ifl.fi9. utilities off 0.3 at 119.4. in-

ored 31 Receipts: Nil

en es "3

. . -. . 1

No. 1 potatoes: Pi..l ins . lilrl-Til1'g)60& aatngn7g'2idl:aE:Bagfaltl-;:Tn3' 7iii.i Arn 1.:-due 1&5, i1 llll '15

N. a. 50s 130-140: N. a. 10s 3134:. iVlaine 50s 1 .'l0-1 I0

VG-zralns

l WTNNIPEG WP4 Prices vii-re ,:,';;",.,,,,d " irregular Thiirsdny on the Winiii- gi-morn

i . ,!mQtIl peg grain exchange. Light offer an Rank an it an - Commercial demand was limited. c"ylr.,.. ("'"”"'

(flosin rl: s' F Col 7 p (0 rim

ings appeared in all commodities.

Oats: May R514: vliy lllh; Oct 7tlHb

Prices for class lvlo wheat ior export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor. 1,7216; 1 1.0iJ't: I 1.tl7'Is: 4 l.08Vs; 1 durum 1.70; 2 2.60: 3 2.07. IWA prices: 1 nor 1.721-':: 2 1.690;; 3 1.6711: 4 1.6! -; 1 diiriini Lillllm; 3 2.9710; 3 1.96.2. Domestic prices: 1nor.1.72V2: 21.6912: 3 1.67Vg: 4 1,6314; 1 durum 230811, 1 2.07142; 1 1.0612.

N. Y. Stocks

NEW YORK. IAP!-The stock market was irregular Thursday with the tendency toward lower prices.

steels were lower and most motors were down. Railroads were higher on balance. Textiles did well in a minor way.

The Associated Press avera e of 00 stocks declined 10 cents at 156. Volume was the lowest in nearly two weeks at 1.090,000 shares.

Among Canadian stocks. Distil- lers Seagramii advanced in and Canadian Pacific gained it. while Dome Mines lost to.

on the American atock exchange

Giant Yellowknife and Royallte Oil each lost 1-4. What stocks did:

Thur Wed Advances ..i.... M0 430 Declines ....... I35 062 Unchanged so 141 Total issues 1103 1233

NEW YORK (AP)-Olnlng quotation-: Beth R1001 . . . 114 3 Warner Choa and Ohio Cons Edison El Auto 1. On Pllee .

DTAMPS

A BRAND NEW CAR FOR A one inch square of paper? You can get that car alright for cer- tain old stamps. Get my "flow In Value" pamphlet for llc. K. Bileski, Itatin 1'3". Winnipeg, Man.

- To Let

-ro ”iTicK1Tv1TnasrrToii?t6bMs. Phone 7295.

mi! ham - Lsiion nn'B.srr- ting room. furnliilisti. Gentleman preferred; also small front bed

Joom. Box 117. Guardian Office.

T0 RENT-FOUR ROOM APART- inent. including living room. bed- room. kitchen and bath. unfur- nished. Oil healed. lllil.0ll mnthly. Immediate possession. Call 0121 from 9 to 5 p. m.

TIIHSEIHZIIDH Wanted wANrr:n.r.iEsEir.”iiv can fo

New York: Market lower; mod-ix;

MARKETS and

Toronto: Market mixed; lighiI"9n NW!!! ----- -- oodv . .

Montreal Stocks

MONTREAL. iCPiePrices were mixed to slightly easier active trading stock market Thursday.

Papers and senior metals were - -ow or m up were slightly improved. were too few to establish a trend in the remainder of the industrial

land (lalata eased 10 cents at 70

at the

beverages Changes to s6T25

Asbestos

7l':rIk of Mnviiril . V Rlllilt of VS Tylllnfllll P Nu

Rrll ,

Fnrkahiiif - 1 Smelter: Barley: May 1 24'.h. .lly l.1fi'ua.; lfiona Tex

D Sracraml .

0iiyl;1'iii'1i 1.24-no Jly 1.211-I-a; " ""0" Oct. i22a.ii.

Flax May .'i0ll'4h. .iLv 11.05143. Oci. 292a

imp Till! pr a pa llll Nic Pl nu Paper i.-iu I17 Wtll pr

Rh-roan er i pa Steel i 11

market Thursday but

FINANCE

'7" general developed no trentt Wriglit-Hargreaves moved up 24 Campbell

to 32.54 in golds and Red Lake dropped 15 to ll.ti.'i.

up. Scurry climbing 32.71). Gridoll 50 to 110.30 and Can-

solidated Mic Mac and Dome Ex- ploration Western.

Easier were Bailey Selburn A, Caiven, Canadian Williston and Central Explorers.

Algom and Gunnar

50 cents.

strong among low-priced mince was Opemiska, up 46 .40. Easier were Croft, Coulee, laske.

Mines were irregular. Opemislia advanced as cents at 33.25 and 3:38;;-'hL;'rt;:;;n"h' Loud” Ind

Bun": whuleuk 6l.t61.,: mu, Virizinia was off 47 cents at 81.00. rent receipts Que 61: first grade Sc”""-V 'm”r9"d 35 Cm” u all 81.36. base metals off .18 to 166.47 J,

. . . and western oils up .14 to 103.02. cents in a mixed western oils sec 3.1.. M... gm. L", cl... mo Acad up is is 11 I - - iron Acrne use is mi exchange s closing mo Am ,0 uie W averages shon banks off 129 at .000 ,mm,", 50 ,0 mm Alberml so as ldustrlals up 0.4 at 250.11. combined "00 D0 "'1! 10 14 "112! Allom ism 15-: ll 'l00 Am beck 117 110 sin.-crnr;ai. (CF)-Cloalng quotation 4.19.1 Aim-on too no .. . . . as '00 Ana Rur 11 is M'- 1000 Aria Rniiya 41 All u AW: I000 Anliene I015 10 10': 55 1030 Apex OM IV) In 10 Hot) A'iuan'iaa I7": 17 171 re. who Ami: so 2m 22 all too on ll nu. ma 42'-. soc Arllliltiot 13'-4 uv. IW4 10 1:00 laacol I7 Al AI 311: -ooo Aubelle Iv. IV: in. . I101 '000 Auniacha 1W1 an 1.: : mo Aurnan 14 14 as-.1. moo Avilla nv. ll .. . 3:00 Ralley hi I50 Mo M0 vino Ranlf I54 132 1 -on Bklilld 71x 7-: van 2300 larnal M0 ill 115 to Blrvill iso us H0 600 Barymll IIO too H4 1150 B Male us L1 to too aenie u as so am am 17 is 17 '00 Rain Mag 00 III M 1067 I Duo :10 MI 30 lo iieaucaae I70 WI) 3711 4015 aoii.-tier mi. in to toe Raliehene til CIA 10 Al I flan: 2: 11 II . mi Bevcrl II is ie an Bible 11 iov. 10": so Bitlpool Ch cu. In 1 510 Home as as no amivi ie 11 mi 7501) aoymar W: I 30 Bralerne I71! I'll 271 100 anlaainan iiii ii: ii) moo nriiinia no is in non Iritalla no JI5 all use aroul Reel 170 in 16! 1000 lrulihurat III 9 I 100 Brunaman 11194. 11 1! on arunhton 11 ii 21 152 Bniriawick 10 lo 10 "v 1100 Ritrkles 101 ill! iol . ..... ....... . es manic Ank ea 0! C no III Odo 15 ill ll W .. ............ as not Ieiiaer M I 0: Mk insi, vim Calder is iv iv ....L....E. no cal sad as is int II Hm Caillnan C "l:.W M1"?-'i 1 ca Vdli on Toronto Stock! am Camp cm no us us use camp at one an I TORONTO, 1CP)- A few issues "mg 3' I-fl" '33 lg; lg; market sharp climbs on the stock ,,., , 0,, ,0, M ,0, prices in mil c Ir none 150 150 1M

AUCTION SALE

AT 123 KENT ST., CHARLO'I'TE'POWN

AT 1:30 O'CLOCl(, FEB. 7

Chesterfield, three piece, Crosley Shelvador Refriger- ator, five piece walnut bedroom suite, electrolux, single steel bed, chitfionere, record player, three saaeed, with 31 - records, occasional chair, lamps, side tables, inner wagon. -4 Also some miscellaneous items. All furniture new within the last two years and in perfect condition. Also tailor's equipment including 2 sewing machines, electric irons, tab-

J. J. MUSTARD.

Auctioneer. ,

WAN

Large quantities of caplin.

I5 miles. N2 per ton delivered at our wharf.

EASTERN PACKING CO. LTD. Sourie - Phone 30

TED

Paying 310

per ion for irucli load: at shore, for radius of

Florida, all or part way. Phone Charlottetown 9115.

T Wanted T TT

WANTED - I on 4 CAM Fort Checker Cali.

E tfnivrilv nnotiinnn ro mil. house or apartment. Call 7.'lIl or 0061.

ii's'ivri:'p-A NUMBER or rox horses. Also a few general pur- pose. Res Dawson. Albany.

Tviim-an .. ALE n o M L in ii. Pints or quarts. Dial M96. Michael Bros.

WANTED - IAWDUST BURNER for furnace. Write .1. 1). Mac-

wsioirr Lll"i'tf(0 EQUIPMENT. It you have bar-bails you aren't using. mernbe. of the Char- lottetown Y. M. C, A.. would an- preciate their loan, or consider nrchau. Please write or phone 25.

WANTED

Canada No. 1 Small Table

ment. A

P. J. A C. KENNEDY LTD. Keruiington.

Welt Ileiitel

Eii'ieiTc?oo'ii-ivicai&W:

lu-

IIOOC 0'00! 0- Ialtfal. NJ. on listing - Leon - new oiueov

U

Show service in precast concrete shapes includes

tale and window sills. Stock chapel and sizes for prompt Cultom shapes and eizee to specifications.

x Another Shaw contribu- tion in the endless battle

-'-' against time and rising

building colts.

Engineering

' without obligation if de-' sired.

and sills on your next job.

ENGIN III! CONTRACTORS BU I L D E R 3

complete range of lin-

shipment.

aeeietanoe

ee Shaw precast iintelo

Sonia western oils moved well 31 cents to:

'1: adian Homestead 07 to 52.05. Also ” strong were Banff. Britalta. Con-.

on the jumped

ahead in the final hour, Algomi closing at 815.70 for a 15-cent gain on the day and Gunuar ending at'

Guunar warrants climbed 85 cents;

index changes: Golds up .1) to,

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giititiiiiineif -'1 :

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15100 Charter 0 50 Cbatee

1010 Chem Rea

mo Chll kn!

'l!0aCDel1ll&

not C Discover) '71” Coll DPIIQ 5032 C Fenlmor

100 Col Gillies

20471! C Relilvval

0020 Con Rowe!

15060 Can Peal loin C Renviick

1000 Copper lea

Coulee SSW Croft Ul will Crolaior I50 Crowahsre 86000 Daraaun 100 D Horn 2000 Deldovia 5700 Del Rio 3400 netla 1M Dome .120 Dome Exp M Donaida. riooo nuvex

'700 Eureka 1450 Do win 0177 Valcmi

I mso Faraday

soil Farao VIN F Kirk

359.! Gram

M195 (7 role A L500 (leiieia 670 Giant

'i500 Goldhewk

l Ililltl Olfllh l 1200 men bnuee

750 or Pialna 1790 f: it Green Man Orldotl

I00 Gulch

ION Gull I. -l4:ill.'i Gunner

dtlfll Gulf L 345155 Gunndr Mm Gulf L 24055 Gunnar

sso lloiiliini 71: Home noon loni YR

MM lllllllrl (I1 2119 Int Niake D On 7.500 Jaciintle .'lti00 Jaciiiet 1500 Jsillroe soot! Jnbiithe 1000 Jollll -.100 Jonamill iioo Jupiter 1300 Kayrami IN Kerr Add lull KO!D0,Vd0lI L100 Keyniei I500 Kirk Mild But Klondike WIN Krlltlll 195M Kroy ill Labrador iiiee i. Dull mo Lk Ling

I10 L lhore 1500 up can 0500 Lelilndlli MM L Pals

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A record 8101 miiliion in new in- " surance was sold. bringing the compo yls total insurance in force

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WATERLOO. Ont. Feb. I - Baies of life insurance in Canada of about (2.0 billion in 1954 brought the iotal of life insurance in force in iiils country to a new peak of approximately I83 billilon. L. L. Lang. preslden of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada, reported in his address at the 85th

Mr. L. L. Lang

EIiE.TnFe'iiiig iilAlhEeEAt licyholders here today. The year. e said. was one of the most suc-

to over I1 billion 0650 million. The fact that the sale of dividends has been raised was a further indic- lion of progress

The overall life insurance fl- gures for Canada, Mr. Lang said, reflect the present demand for protection of this kind as a means of achieving security. As the stand- ard of living has risen, men have endeavoured to protect l.REI'nIClVen and their families against some of the hazards of life. in this. the life insurance industry has been riding a strong social current.

Reassurin Review by Mutual Li 'e President -

lion primarily as savings institu- tions, and only in a secondary way as insurers. to Provide thf equiva - ent of the eavin s goa in the event of earlier eath. Particular- ly in this situation. the interest of the industry in the maintenance of a stable currency is most urgent. DEIATID ROLES

"Whereas the provision of pro-

tection against the hasard of early death has been largely the re- sponsibility of the individual cit- izen. the respective roles of gov- ernment and private ompanies in providing incomes for older cit- izens have been long debated.

"However. the past year's small decline in gross national product and the consequent prospect of a deficit in the federal budget which may be of substantial proportions. emphasize the fact that as long as military spending remains at the present level. it will be difficult, if not impossible. to undertake any major extension of the national social services without embarking on a dangerous program of deficit financing. or raising taxes in 5 way which may be burdensome to the economy as a whole

"In this situation. the life insur-

which lies been assured to all. p. mun lust!!! itself by its" rdlulit in the eyes of the public. an it has in the past. The mission of life insurance is to enable policyhold. ers to make progress through self. reliance. I have a great pride in the marine in which this mission is being fulfilled.

"From the general Ccollollilc viewpoint.” Mr. Lang said. "this year 1054 has been a remarkable one. It was the first since the end of the Second World War in Wl1If'h the North American economy hp, been free of abnormally stlmulai. iug factors of one kind or another, whether shortages of duram. goods. a monetary system lllflal. ed by war finance, rapidly rlsllll defence expenditures. or the an. luatment of inventories and con. sumer spending to the threat of war. By mid-195:1. the surge nf spending associated with the 1-... moval of credit restrictions 1135 coming to an end. In the United states particularly, the level of .1.-. 101100 spending Was declining, and inventory accumulation had been replaced by liquidation. The lflllg. expected readjustment was under way.