iUse . Guardian Want Ads Phone 3632 1

Agents Vlsated

p. B. A NEW REPRESENTA- tm "med 030.00 last week in ,9” mm zo hours of work. whgrgvu you 11V! you ml! do "3 "11, par information write to Doraldlul Cosmetics Cami!!!)ll- 1500 Delorimier Dept. 11, Mon- treal.

, U3. OWN BOSS! MAKE ”i...”.?... mp new-nu - money- making business of your own that mu can increase as the months .011 by. Sell in your surroundings our 250 household necessities. in- m.e5i,1ng commission, specials with free product monthly. Write now to ramilex, 1600 Delorimier. Dept. C, Montreal. , EN. EARN 3300 T0 wfaxdo n"l(l:D:l1I'I Free Turkey before Christmas handling 200 Gift Sets, Christmas Cards. 90058 M951" cines, Toiletries etc, in established neighbourhood route. Hundreds successful. Full or lpare time. Ex- pericnce unnecessary. Write to- day for my amazing "HHDIHK Hand Offer." Mr. G. Laurin. Paula Co., 21 St. Paul St. 19.. Montreal.

Apartments Wanted

,v'Tgu'1"z'n .. av YOUNG courut. three or four unfurnished rooms and bath. Write Box 14, Guard- ian.

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WANTED - TO BENT HOUSE OB Apartment, in good locality. Ped- er-al Government Employee. Phone 4511. After 5 p. in. phone 6622.

Boarders Accnlalnodsted

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BOOM AND BOAIID FOE MEN st 174 Cedar, summedside, phone 3649. .m--u--m------ CAN ACCOMMODATE OLD AGE pensioners in comfortable home in City, 835.00 monthly. Write Box 19 Guardian Office,

liars & Trucks For sale

FOR SALE-I936 BUICK swan. good tires. Cheap for quick sale, Albert Laird, Cavendish.

ion s.u..n-rorvrrac DELUXE mach, 1951, carefully used, one driver. Priced low. Dial 8732.

Fol: SALE-'8'! nooon SEDAN. Pr-iced 8100. St. Avard'I Service Station.

CAR BUYERS

The kind of appointments women appreciate.

1951 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Oustiom Radio & Air Control

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

For Sale FOR SALE - GBADE IIOLSTEIN

hull calf. Hammond Rodd, Win- rioe. FOR. SALE - NEW HOUSE. 5 rooms and bath. Residential.

Write Box 11. Guardian. ,

Fol. SALE - ONE IIUNDIIED pullets, 5 U2 months old. J. A. lifarxenzie. Scotchfort R.R.

iron can - MODEIIN nuc- tr-ie washer. like new. Priced low. Phone 6732.

ml SALE-NEW '6! OIlEV'lN- gine and transmission. run less than 6,000 miles. Phone 9805.

FOB SALE-TWO TONS I'AII- rnipl at 31: lb. Jamoa Dixon. Little Sands.

"ton saw-srasanv miners a- sod tractor plow. E. W. Turner. O'I.eary.

role ALE - coneuisa cart- rota. 52.75 per hdt. Walter B. Graig. Middleton.

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FOR. SALE - PIANO CASE OB- gan. Gregor MacCalium, Brack- iey Point.

ion sans - one ntmomln. 6 month old pulieta, at Corlewcs Schellen, Vernon River.

I"01t SALE - SECOND HAND Gllson washer in good condi- tion. Phone 7129.

FOR SALE - A FIIANCIS DRIV- ing sleigh. Apply Aden Mcfver. Kinkora.

FOR. SALE-1 PLAYDALE HORSE 9 years old. Sound, quiet, work Inywhere. Pius Croken Emerald.

FOB SALE-SIX CHOICE SPRING calves, shorthorn. I. L. Miller, Weat Royalty.

For: ease .. wlzalfn Moron- bike. Turnip puipar. Mrs. James Mcconnell, Georgetown.

, g FOB SALE-ENTEIPBISE IRON Duke coal stove with water front. Apply 21 Woymouth St.

m FOR. SALE - (III!!! FIOUII Skull. sin 2. 34. Pair tube skates, also 13, 52. Apply SM pl-Juston Street.

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FOR. SALE - 4. YEAR-OLD CAT-

"0 Ind 40. Yaar-old hem. 81.00

gob. Garfield Macnean, Oiyde er.

mtg FOB aaul - 1 ousllmsar cow to freshen soon. 3 young calves "id 100 pulleta. E. A. Duffy. Village. Green.

'0! some - "'I'IlE CAMERA” "illllln . 25 different back- numbara. good as a course in :fnI'-gtltraphy. All for ssoo. Phone

'0! Ian: - on IXOIIANGI '0! young cattle, 2 con. 1 Short- lrlde and 1 Holstein grade.

FOB SALE-MUSCOVY DUCKS. FOR SALE - MILK COW.

.:m FOR SALE - 'l'AIIJOBED-'.l'U-

FOR SALE-CARI?-OTS. BEETS

For Sale

dial 7894.

Af. ply Box 18, Guardian.

measure clothing 539.95 up. J P. MacPherson 8: Son.

and pumpkins. Knud Jorgensen. Fredericton.

Female llelp Wantt ll

WANTED A GIRL TO HELP with housework. Alppiy Stanley Thompson. Cornwall.

Lost

LOST - THREE FLO-GLAZE Coiorizer Albums. Please re- turn to Douglas Bros. and Jones.

LOST - IN THE VICINITY OF Parkdale. brown short-tailed German Pointer. Dial 4792.

mm LOANED TO A FRIEND MY

book "Highland Heart of Nova Scotla". Please see. name in- side cover.

LOST -BETWEEN ST. ELEAN- ors and Charlottetown a black and brown dog, weighing about 100 lbs. Answers to name of Rusty. Reward. Glen Matthews, Alberton or Guardian Office.

mjmmiimgj ELECTBOLUX DEALER - SYD- ney J. Jeffrey. Phone 7038.

Auto Loans

A loan on your car can be arran ed quickly and privately at Trans- Canada Credit Corporation. Each loan up to 81,500 is life insured to take care of unpaid balance in can of death. A courteous Trans- Canada Credit counsellor inter- views you privately.

TRAN S-CAN ADA COIIPN. CR,EDnj LIMITED ll lilblldllfl of Traders Finance

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3. F. DALEY, Branch Manoge Block Bldg. 166A Kant BL,

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ilotlce of Redemption

To the Holders of

THE MUNICIEALITY or THE CITY AND COUNTY or samr JOHN

(New Brunswick)

Dabentureahdated June 1. 1951 and December 1, 1951, hearing mu,-. art at 695. 4 lM'k. 4 IXZW. 4 3M'7'a and maturing serially June 1. 1955 to 1971 and December 1, 1957 to 1971 inclusive.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. pursuant to resolutions of the said Municipality passed on the 8th day of May. 1951 and the 13th day of November, 1951 authorizing the above issues of debentures; and under authority of the fol- lowing statutes of the Province of New Brunswick, namely 15 Geo. VI. 1951. Chapter 109 (Lancaster Highways) and 14 Geo. VI, 1950. Chapter 125 (Saint John Munici- pal Airport). and Chapter 150 R.

S. N. B. 1952. Section 21, The Municipal Debentures Act; and pursuant to a resolution of the

said Municipal Council at a Spec- ial Meeting called for the purpose on the 17th day of September, 1954, certain of the above men- tioned debentures, aggregating Three Hundred and Eight Thou- sand Dollars (5308000) in princi- pal amount. are called for re- demption on 1st December 1954 by the Municipality of the City and County of Saint John at 10195 of the principal amount thereof to- gether with interest accrued to the date fixed for redemption, as follows:

Lancaster Highways-

dfxa-Juno 1. 1958 to 1961-

Nos. - 5 28.000 4 U496-June 1. 1962 to 1966-

Nos. 81-110. . .000 4 1f2'7o-June 1.

Nos. 111-135 25000

Saint John Airport-- 4 172');-December 1, 1957 to 1961

Nos. '76-150 ....-....-.. 75.000 4 3l4'."c-December 1, 1962 to 1971 Nos. 151-300 .. ............... -... 150.000 308.000

Coupons due 1st December 1954 should be detached and collected in the usual manner. On and after 1st December 1954 interest on the debentures so to be re- deemed shall cease to accrue and all unmatured coupons will be void. Coupon debentures present- ed for redemption must have at- tached thereto ail coupons matur- ing on and alter 1st June 1955. Payment of the redemption price of the sum of one thousand and ten dollars (81,010) per One Thou- sand Dollar (51,000) debenture will be made in lawful money of Can- Ida at the Office of the Treasurer of the said Municipality in the City of Saint John in the County of the City and County of Saint John, Province of New Brunswick or at the principal Office of the Bank of Nova Scatia in Toronto. Moni- real, Charlottetown, Halifax or Saint John at the holder's option.

MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY or COUNTY OF SAINT" JOHN lSgd.): E. A. WI-IITEBONE. Warden. (Sgd): A. B. GILBERT. County Secretary. Dated: September 20th, 1954

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3 years old. Apply to Lawrence Murray. New wiluiiire. "BM ma aau: - 1 once 10' Itlelny farm of so acrh. at It! Point. with new house "'1 barn with electricity. Appi." '0 Mr! 'essie Gorveatl. Rocky

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FOR. RENT - ELECTIOLUX BY

FOR RENT - SIX BOOM HOUSE.

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-i-zj-m...:m WANTED - TEACHER FOB

WANTED -- T0 BENT GARAGE

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MY PREMISES" two yearlinga. Ivan Pickering,

Cum” f. L" New York Sfocka

NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market ran into selling difficulties last week for the first time in its three - week bull market drive ahead following the election. But by the weekend it was headed higher again, although with much lessened vigor. t

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up 80 cents com- pared with a gain of 34.70 the pre- vious week and 54.90 the week of the election.

day. Phone 5607.

Phone 7569, Southport, between 12 and 1.

ing rooms. Apply to H. J. Clements, East Royalty.

Teachers Wanted

Brookfleld school, 15 pupils. Volume for the week was un- Sherman MacDuff, secretary. usually heavy at 10,791,320 shares, - best since the third week of Jan-

Vlamgd uary. 1951. The stock market has been

climbing for more than 14 months. On the day before the Nov. 3 elec- tion, it started higher. and the day after the votes were counted it surged ahead in one grand sweep that h a r d ly bobbled until last week. STEADY ADVANCE

Some brokers felt the market was overdue for a corrective reac- tion, a normal procedure after a sustained rise. This, they told themselves, is it. But the selling and

in Spring Park area. Phone 7153.

WANTED-ALE BOTTLES. PINTS or quarts. Dial 8505. Michael Bros.

TAT WANTED - OLD MASSEY I01 03 102 for parts. Engine and tires not needed. Wright's Garage. Central Bedeque.

.....mAmA..D.m.Dj,m WANTED -- A GOOD STAND of heavy lumber U2 acre or more. Apply Stanley Thompson,

comww. was absorbed rather easily, prices resumed their advance. Work Wanted

Work Wanted

THE ISLAND WINDOW CLEAN- ere, for the best in service, call 8868.

THE ISLAND IPLOOE CLEAN- ars, floors washed. waxed and polished, free estimates. call 8868.

GARAGE OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Radiator repairing, body and fender work. Young Street, off Malpeque Road.

WORK WANTED - WILL MAN- age house and family. while par- ents on week-end trips. vacation trips, etc. References. Dial 4504.

1 ,FOR SALE

On Highland Avenue, 8-room house, consisting of kitchen, dining room and living room on first floor, 4 bed- rooms and bathroom on second floor. New pipeless fur- nace. Roof recently shingled with fire proof shingles. House painted last summer,

If not sold in one month will rent. Large lot.

Terms available.

Apply-:

become available for

G. H. DOUGLAS. Real Estate 96 Upper Queen Street

OPPORTUNITY

for YOUNG LADY 8: YOUNG MAN

The stenographer should be personable. single, neat appearance, pleasant voice and mentally alert. 18 to 26 years of age. 5140.00 salary per month and increase after 3rd month.

He should have junior matriculation and be per- sonable, 21'-28 years of age, single, ambitious with sales ability. Car essential during training period. 3264.00

salary including car allowance-increase after 3rd month. i - 7 Contact- ' MR. H. MacDONALD, PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 151 Great George St. Phone 6518

AUCTION SALE

AT GREENFIELD WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24

I am instructed to sell by Public Auction, on the prem- ises of P. J. McKenna, Greenfield, the foilowing:-

1 M.H. binder; 1 M.H. seed drill; 1 F.W. mower; 1 hay rake; 1, 14 disc out-throw; 1 lever spring tooth harrow; 1 smoothing harrow lever; 1 horse hoe "Hall"; 1 scuffier; 1 pulper; 1 -- 4 U2 HP. engine M.H.; 1 cart and wheels; 1 set cart wheels; 1 wood sleigh; 1 box sleigh; 1 driving wagon; 1 truck wagon team; 1 gang plow; quantity of harness; 3 square of asphalt shingles; 1 Renfrew cream separator; cream cans; farm tools, etc.

Also -- Enterprise Monarch range; heating stoves; tables, chairs and other items of furniture, including beds, spring, etc.; also power clipper.

Terms of Sale: All sums up to 510.00, cash. Over that amount 6 months credit on approved joint notes.

If day unfavorable sale will take place first fine day. Sale will start at 1 o'clock.

6. II. NELSON, Auctioneer.

FOR SALE

49 . 51 warm STREET

Property measures 40 feet by 80 feet. Dwelling, recently renovated, accommodates five families. Year- ly income from rentals approximately 52,000.00. Apply

BELL, MATHIESON Jr FOSTER 150 Richmond Street

WE NEED JUNK

MAURICE BLOCK Jr COMPANY . 158 Kent Street Charlottetown

We are paying for scrap iron and steel 510.00 per ton (2,000 lbe.), scrap car batteries 51.25 each.

Fast ready cash for any quantities of good ,sci'ilp materials. Beer Bottles, Hides. Etc. 1

deal. Samples fumiahed. Dura- wlire. 53 W. Jackson. CD63, Chic-

New coiosaal industrial and store I

For sale-3 and 4 inch boiler tubing at 30c and 40c per foot. v -

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Markets

Continued excellent general busi- ness formed a firm base for the market. The manner in wiu'ch leadership revolved from one ma- jor group to another. including the railroads, also was viewed as a, point of strength. i 0n.Monday the market declined in a mild selloff.

On Tuesday it rebounded with new strength and heavy trading. The next day it continued its rise with even greater business. Then came the reaction.

Thursday": market ran into sev- eral stormy.periods of selling, and just before the close a wave of selling rolled through the list. Brokers felt that the decline could mark the beginning of a full-scale reaction.

N0 REACTION

They anxiously watched the tape on Friday for signs indicating its intentions. Selling continued heavy with prices under pressure. Then it passed. The market steadied it.- self and went ahead. When the final bell rang. the market was doing quite well.

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of the Bani: 0 Montreal at S230 per share are reminded of the approaching termination of the

We recommend that shareholders take advantage of this favourable opportunity to add to their holdings. We also suggest current purchase of Bank of Montreal shares by investors who are not

"Rights"-and to others wishing to acquire shares-we offer our facilities.

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CLEVELAND (AP)- A steady rise in steel production-from 60 per cent of capacity in early July to a 1954 peak of 79 per cent last

week-means inventory reduction

by consumers is over. Steel Mag-

azine said Sunday.

Last week's ingot output moved

up 1.5 points over the preceding

week and is the highest since lasti

December. the weekly magazine of metal-working reported.

it looks as though production this year will total about 85,518,000 net tons, or 68 per cent of capac- ity. Steel continued. That, repres- cnis about 63,300,000 tons of fin- ished steel, but 1954 consumption of finished steel was estimated by the magazine at 71,100,000 tons.

”That means users relied on their inventories for 7,800.U)0 ions of finished steel-mainly in the first nine months of this year," Steel said.

From now on the steel buyer

The five most active issues on the New York stock exchange were: New York Central, off '.'a at 23314 on 239,100 shares: Colorado Fuel and Iron, up till; Chrysler Corp., off 2; U. S. Steel, up 303. and Pennsylvania Railroad ahead Va.

Canadian issues were mixed at the week's close. Mclntyre gained he and International Nickel added ii. Losers included Hiram Walker down 1'4, and Canadian Pacific and Distillers Seagram which lost iii.

Canadian issues on the Ameri- can stock exchange were quiet.

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PROFESSIO

Bell, Matheson dz Easter 150 Richmond St.

J. Elmer Blanchard, ILA. tar Queen St. Phone 423':

M. a. Fanner, Q.C.. l.l..li Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Gaudet o lmmi-a Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Allison -01. Gillls, LL.B. 180 Richmond St. Dial 4147

A. waitlian Gaudet, LL.B. flallllpa Bldg. 111 Grafton St.

Palmer & I-laslam Bank of Nova Soutia Bldg.

Matheaon, Peaks 8'. Nicholson I15 Grafton Street

I. A. Macfiulgan. B.A-. Olarrlo Bldg. 0 DItI04:'A - Queen at.

G. E. MacMlllan. I5.A., LL.B.

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, Etc.

NAL CARDS

Y MacPhee dz Tralnor I65 Queen St. Dial 423:!

Chas. R. Mcqunld. B.A. 156 Richmond St.

OPTOMETRISTS

G. F. Ililtchoson 3 Son 1. G. nurcnnsoiw rm.

5! Grafton St. Dial 5522

J. A. Carruthers. RD. 123 Kent St. pp

Byron J. Grant, OTD ire Kent St. Dial sail

II. .l.'Mabon, 3.0. " Montague. P. II. I.

J. S. Taylor. 8.0. Corner Kent a Queen Sta.

Office 0133; Home 6160

'-CHIROPRACTOR Dr. W. R. Carson

, 156 Richmond St. Dial 522:! 201 Prince St. Dial M32 4 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS MCDONALD. CURRIE & CO. Currie Bldg. Charlottetown Dial I736 H. R. DUANE dz COMPANY 145 Great George St. ChIl'l0"EW'"I Phone 0547 - 0548 7- 0- 3'" 3" ARTHUR J. GARREIT Palmer Electric Building . Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321

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No Trial for Ex-President

LONDON (Reuters)-Cairo radio said Sunday night that it has been decided not to put deposed pres- ident Mohammed Naguib on trial for allegedly conspiring to over- throw the regime of Premier Ga- mal Abdel Nasser.

A Sudanese delegation, headed by Sayed Mohammed Nur El Din, minister of works, arrived in Cairo Friday to urge the Egyptian gov-

Naguibls life.

will have in do more advance pian- nlng and order earlier. Steel ssld.I "As the n v e r a ll demand for steel increases. delivery times lengthen." .

The 71,100,000 ions of finished, steel ihe magazine calculates wllii be consumed this year would havel required a ingot rate of 94,800,000 tons; or 76 per cent of capacity, had users not lived off inventories, Steel said. On this basis, it re- ported, some analysts of the in- dustry are anticipating an ingot rate averaging around 75 per cent in 1955-or up seven per cent from this year.

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22. 1964

Trucks Can Never Replace Railways in Defence lob

OTTAWA (CF)-A trucking asso. ciation executive said Thursday that trucks are vital to national defence but will never replace the railways as the chief means of transportation in wartime.

G. M. Parke, past president or the. Canadian Trucking Associa- tions, made the statement to a royal commission investigating the controversial issue of railway agreed charge contracts. Agreed charges are special low contract rates given by the railways in re- turn for a guaranteed pcrccntag-. lot a shipper's business.

r..Parke told the commission

Wednesday that widespread rail- way of the agreed charge method of setting freight rates could if e s t r oy Canada's molol itransport industry. He said this iwas not in the national interest be- cause of the importance of the in- dustry for national defence and as Ian alternate method of transporta- ltion in event of a railway strike. Under cross cxamination Thurs- .day by Hugh O'Donnell. CNR coun- ;sel. Mr. Parke said Parliament was called to settle the 1950 rail- way strike because only the rail- ways could "do a complete job from the standpoint of national de- fence." However, there was no suggestion that trucks were not do- ing a job consistent with than facilities.