- calf pictured above.

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-Farm Club Champions

Lyle and Kenneth Pretty, l7 and 16, of Glencoe. Ontario, who have been awarded the Beef Cattle Chanupionship of the Canadian Council __ on Boys’ and Girls‘ Work. They will try to repeat next year with the

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iovernnenhlllunieipal-Oorporation SECURITIES

of our Current Offering List

F. J. BRENNAN & OOMPANY LTO.

Members Investment Dealers’ Association of Canada E. M. BAGNALL — Manager -

Clrsrlottet .. Telephone 1410

Alivrtising ilatesr-Payahle in Advance

Minimum Charge

central uunrdinn locale, 6c per word; Western and Eastern locate u per nerd; Announcement! and Collins Events 8e per word; Classified 8o per word; in Memorial: Notices 10o per inch; Lists u! Floral and spiritual Offerings, Genie, ete.. be p: page; use. are of (Jondolnlee 10o. per inch; Weddiq enlalenents l0 words for 01.00 and t0 eelts for every additional 8 words. Notices el " Thanks and Appreciation, 10a pet inch or lo per word. Lists s!

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for Any Advertisement es Gents

euhierlptions l0 cents per inch. Addrea and r tat-ion $1.0m ottju rates.» application- Eor Sale To Let

lust outside city limits.

phone 1397-1...

13'- ros ssus - YOUR. cuor "" three electric Radios.

1'71 Gt. George St.

hoard Motors". possibility of obtaining

Ltd.. Saint John.

Wanted

graded or

d d solicited. ‘mam e e8

Ask for price

to offer. Limited. Truro. N. S.

'_r

I am instructed by

and tackle, line shaft

‘f. numerous to mention.

5 per cent discount for

calm r

..- FOB. SALE — SMALL COTTAGE.

condition. Ed Acorn. Phone 148i.

a... ron ssnr. - our: nop-

Theru is still a

, . ordering now for Spring delivery. See our nearest dealer or write Maritime Oil d: Slulpply Com

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tions and advise what you have Brookﬂeid Creamery

11-16-F S ti. Dec. 31

l, Auction

TUESDAY, DEC 11th AT 1 RM. AT BANGOR-OF FARM MACHINERY

ti. Public Auction his machinery including: mowers, ploughs, 3 disk barrows, spike def. hay rake, scuffler, potato planter, digger, turnip pulper, grain crusher, gas engine 3 1-2 l-I.P.. hay fork and carrier, rope an Inandrels, saw bench, lath saw, self feeder, platform scales, ksmiilds blower and tools, ear-pen-

bleeksmithﬁ anvil, hlee gging chainnwork harness, block

ter tools, box sleigh, lo with pulleys, several tons of hay,

' - LARGE DAIRY FARM ONPAVED ROAD NEAR MONCTON, NB.

GOOD R TAIHMILK BUSINESS - EQ PMENTJ-ALLNIIW

§ We sans - our: sroor. nan T0 um" - LARGE BED-SIT-

1‘ outfit. Spring tilled mattress ting room with fireplace. Ap-

z rnon-e 1211s. 12f} ply 241s ttichmond st.

5 wits-rice! ssvevarlsen, waned

E wimrap - neuron-um (am-

; FOB EALE —PLYitlOU’l‘_H COUPE. COHGILiOXlBCl machine). Call 1693.

- 1933. l-‘air shﬂlle- (-006 Wei; 4 12-10-31

I serial No. 93203.6. Write “R. R --i

5 Qumran 12-10-21. wglgrr-zu -d gem cruurs

‘ aes an oots. size 1. Ph

‘r FOB saur___ 1 KITCHEN cur- 149;, 12.1%"; board, also kitchen table. Apply C. Worth. 233 Queen St. 12-10-11 Agents Wanted

Te“ grovinc to as sideline. urti- 1353‘ C181 IIOWGIS, eathers, Veils Mid ' other smailwear, Excellelt sellers

Cg 9p and commission. Communicate “meet with, Princess Helena Co, 64 St. ‘ Joseph St.. Quebec City. 12-8-31.

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following qualif cations . . .

REPRESENTATIVE F 6R THE

_ Male Help Wanted

char-

Negllanubde‘ 1W“. "333; an orronrulTrrr our: or

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‘ Half Pearihegone Pearl Platinum the Nation's largest companies. male. four l-lnlf Pearl females. caterin principally to farmer's James Wheaten, Upper Sackvllle needs is ready to place a valu- Ncw Brunswick. 12-7-8-10. able oonatrlalzt which should mean

- l a: m saw - svmnvw ovr- "$3351.? .§§°"§”“‘?Z ‘§.’.3.".‘h.‘

Stock Markets At A Glance

WINNIPM. Dee. 0 - (OP) -- y l. smell export business was

in when Saturday on the lnnipeg Grain Exchange with 300,000 bushels taken by United Klnadom buyers.

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec.

(AH-Doors of the Salit Lake City Stock kchange were locked Bet- eager share-buyers d ‘ ' strove

é

is L “by eastem capital, ap- parently is based oh the hope of an increase in the price of silver, the metal that built so marry for- tunes in the West's earlier days.

NEW YORK, Dec. O — (AP) ._ The Stock Market Saturday w... pleted a generally bullish week by ppstins another average peak for the last 15 years with gains rang- ing from fractions to around three points on the largest Saturday volume since May 8. 1940.

Amusements. independent mot- ors. scattered rails and utilities monopollzed bidding from the start as dividend hopes vied with 11111501011 pﬂycholoity for attention. Dealings were fast at intervals and speeded up in the final 15 min- utes. While extreme advances were trimmed bv profit cashing in hum. erous cases at the close. and a hum. b" of 1mm crapped up. plus signs 219:1 the Ilwiprity by a wide mar-

VERNON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The members of the Vernon Women's Institute were enter. tained for their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Fur- rress.

The meeting Opened with the Institute Ode. followed by the Creed. The minutes of the last "Wﬁtmll were read and approved.

Roll call responded to bv twelve members and the exchange u; Christmas gifts. Three new mem- bers were welcomed to the In- stitute. Mrs. Roy Webster and Mrs. Joe Henry reported roi- the school committee.

1t was decided upon to have the electricians repair the hnll lights. also to purchase two hampers of apples to sell at the Xmas con. cert. Miss Celle Currie and Mix Anne Fumess were appointed m see that the hall piano be tuned as soon as possible.

A letter of thanks which was m. ceived from Mrs. A, Macmillan u'as reed. It. was moved and sec. onded that $5.00 be sent n, the T_ B. League. also that gifts would be sent to some of the returned bovs in the district who are in hospitals. The programme for the 91/910114! consisted o! a game and contest which was won hv Mrs. Gordon Crane. followed bv a sing @011"- mu=tc which was furnished hv Mrs. Thomas McKehna. A rte. licious luncheon was served bv the hostess. assisted bv M155 ‘C611,, Currie.

A vnta of thanks was moved bv Miss Celia Currie for an Ffiiﬁvqblg evening. Th» Sim-rm; o; t-Gcod ""111; ladle" and "God Rave The :32; brought the meeting to a

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Female Help Wanted

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I Here's who! lo do. Gel u bottle oi BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE. Toke a few sips. Feel its Instant effective action spread through lhroqhheud and bronchial tubes. It starts oi once to loosen up thick chok- ing phlegm, ease the cough, soollbe the HIW irritated membranes throat

and upper bronchial tract. Don't loka chances-lake BUCKLEY'$. Canada's ldrgetf selling cough and cold remedy. It's different-it's all medication-no iYHlP-‘GCIS fuster- goes further.

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Britain Needs 34,000 Nurses

By James ltlcCook Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON, Dev. 6-(0 Pl -

Britain, faced with a new cm-

ergency. has a slogan io meet it—-

"Put the ‘sing’ in ‘nursing? About 34.000 nurses are neod-

ed at once. Ancurin Bcvun, health minister, has appealed for more men and women to enter nursing services and has

announced a code under which the conditions of those ens-aged in nursing will be improved.

The code. which the minister said had been approved by lins- pituls and institutions consult-rd. means substantial changes. Un- der it, nurses would not be called on for work which is not an cs- sential part of nursing, and ward sweeping, polishing brass, wash- ing trays and washing up crockery would be left to the orderly or domestic staff. tings and equipment caused unnecessary labor be eliminated.

Trained staff who so should be allowed to live the hospital or institution.

“it ls recognized that in hos- pital work discipline during duty hours is essential." said a health ministry statement.

“No unnecessary rules, ow- ever, should be maintained, und the reason for necessary requ- lations should be explained to nurses. In their off-duty hours, nurses should h; c the same un- restricted use of their lcisurcns any other mcmbcr of the com- munity. Therc should be ho un- necessary restrictions on smok- ing in their own quarters, for instance; or wearing mufti or hav- ing visitors of either sex. At moul- iime nurses should he regarded as being off-duty. and he free of nil unnecessary rvaulations."

desire outside

“"9 by acter record that will wlthstam investigation and proven ability WANTED _ MAID APPLY 33 pm" Chwge“ _ him l! - Otherwise, the code culls for. gay slgfiliﬁgerétlvavnmktanage bOtilllx S?‘ Orlebar. 12-7-10-12-31. ‘Ttalnhilg on dmoiem stalrfdnyds ' ' " status not extremely important wsursmsrrs-rss AND noors .° “"5 “g ° “°“ ‘°“' a °“’"‘“

4 but a trill/El ‘till-m 1B “"955”? all sizes. Exchange Store. 108

Write ‘The

gs are quota-

cat. Reward. Phone 10054.1

Mr. Simon MacKinnon to sell

some household furniture and several other articles

____ TERMS 0F SALE: All sums up to $10-00 cash; over that amount eight months’ credit on approved joint note.

cash. W. l-I. BEATON, Auctioneer.

RAUCTOR EVQUIPPED

IMMEDIATE Possession = ‘ inn-assure nsssou rot rssta Write or cell fol-particulars

5c. G. GOGGINW 1' ' ~ iterates, N03,, 83.1"

___________ J 1g ,1"??? ,,"°“" ’ Z- - . a cmclmu AND EGGS wsnrnn: §,{'“YM,,'3,§_',°,'§N_ 1g.

Shipments of dressed poultry an:

1 binder, hay barrows, hay ted- seed cutter, potato

d cable, bench saws with

______._-_-_-_- Lost. Found, Strayed __.__________-____ srnsrsn - BLACK escorts 2-10-11

by

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Richmond Street. Phone 869. 12-7-31

Ohristmas Trees

For bod Christmas Trees at fair p cee, order early. PHONE 22104 ROBERT MecCALLUM Belmont Street

PLATINUM FDXES

We have a few good

MALE & FEMALE PUPS

For Sale

CUDMORE BROS.

12-8-21.

price $125.00 complete. One 10 ILP.

Deerlng engine. Price $75.00.

Price $050.00.

sell. Price $8,000.00.

TRAPPERS

Thanks for the wonderful res- ponse to our advertisements dur- ing November, asking for Mink and Muskrats. We are certainly paying high prices and still our orders are not filled. Bring or send nil the furs you have before Christmas. As usual we are inter- ested in good Platlnnms and Light Silvers. Red Fox, Skunk and Coons are the low priced articles this year.

0hr office ie open every SsiI~ day evening from seven untfl nine o'clock.

The Royal Packing 0o. .1. n. JENKINS

Prop.

pron sans

One Buick Motor complete with Shaft and Propeller. Shaft 1" diameter, 5’ in length, 6” propeller. In good order,

Atlantic Motor slightly used. Price $75.00. One complete Hoisting Gear with drum and McCormick

One 18 HP. two-cylinder Fraser, complete with Shaft and Propeller, new block. Price $200.00. One 27 lLP. Fraser complete with Shaft and Propeller.

~ One Auxiliary Schooner, 84' overall, l9 1-2‘ width, equipped with new General Motors/engine, also new fore-

Auxillary Schooner 51' 0" overall, 1'7’ width, reclassed re eter 1945, capacity 50 tons of coal, well powered and sa is in good condition. Price $1,500.00,

Reply by Box CWC, Guardian.

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students adequate end essential pres-loll well s: ressonebm end relaxation with lectures s3

time for study work. ne recreation

arranged that off-duty hour and sleep for night nurses sr not interfered with.

Adequate pensions retire-

merit.

A 96-hour fortnight for hosl pital nurses.

A minimum of one off-duty day s week with er- rangements for periodic week- ends leave of absence. "Arrange- ments for late passes forstudent nurses should be bmed on mod- ern standards such as are up- plicable to girls in trainlngcol- eges for other professions.

Four weeks’ leave a year with pay, exclusive of sick leave.

Three good meals rdsy sides a mid-morning snack tea.

A well-furnished room for every nurse with libraries, recre- stlon room and guest rooms.

A nurses‘ representative council in each hospital to dis-' cuss staff affairs and make recommendations to the matron and through her ‘to the np- propriate committeemf the hos- pital governing body.

FREDERICTON SCHOOL Report for the month of Novem-

ber Grade X-l. Myron Weeks; 2. Freddie Weeks. (SrJ-l. Lloyd Out-

Grade IX- ellffe.

Grade IX- (Jr.).—1. Randolph Weeks.

Grade VIII—l. Ellen Buchanan; 2. Eileen MacNevin.

Grade VII—1. Irate Stevenson.

Grade VI—l. Eleanor Weeks.

Grade IV-l. Helen SUBVGHSOHI: 2 Edwin Cutcllffe and Earle Weeks: 3. Arthur Weeks and Ben Cutcllffe.

Grade III-l. Vernon Weeks; 2. Mary Weeks; 3. Gordon Steven. son. Grade Il— (Sr.)—-l. Allan Stev- enson.

Grade TI tJr.)—1. Allison Weeks.

Grade I (a)—l. Gerald Ross.

Grads I tbl-l. Robert Weeks.

Grade I (c)-1. Evelyn Weeks; 2. Byron Cutcliffe; 3. Jimmie Ross. ;

Grade I fd)—1. Arnold Stewart. ‘

Perfect Attendance — Freddie‘ Weeks. Earle Weeks. Allison Weeks. Evelyn Weeks. Edwin Cutcliffe.

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Arthur Weeks. A. W. l-lalllwell. Teacher.

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is our business

Personal loans are avail- able at this Bank, to wage earners, salaried men and Women, business and pro- fessional people for any ' reasonable purpose.

Any of our Branch Mana- gers will be glad to advise on your particular need.

Simply show him that the loan is for some sound

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Over a Century of Banking Experience

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