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LISTED AND UNLISTID STOCKS BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED

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Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 255 Cents. Central Guardian Locals 5e per word; Western and Eastern Locals . 2o per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3c per word; Classified 3o per word; In Memoriam Notices 84c per inch; Lists ,

F. J. BRENNAN 8i COMPANY LTD.

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' Advertising llates-‘Payahle in Advance s

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Card!- lstes 5c per name; Letters l

of Condolence 84o per inch: Wedding Engagements 40 words for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices oi’ Thanks and Appreciation. 84c per inch or 5c per word; Lists of Subscrip-

tions. 4D cents per inch; Addre l= Other rates on application. 1 0 V

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ion stabi-Luivslloon worm i: scs. John Doyle, Hope River.

FOR SALE—30 LIGIIT SUSSEX bullets. Charles Robertson, Brad- albans R. R.

l-Ull. SALE FOUR SOWS, lr-cd, forty to fifty dollars Don- ald Mucliay, Bradalbane.

FOR SALE —- 3H I-I. P. STATION- ary Engine, also 2 potato graders, new. lioward Cudrnore, Brackley Point.

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l-‘Oll. SALE - I-‘OUR SOWS, bred, forty to fifty dollars. Don- aid. MacKay, Bradalbane.

not: sans _ 4-RO0M ammo?-

low in city. Price $2.500. Pos- session thirty days. Write Guardian.

FOR SALE — PERSIAN IAMB Coat, in 1st class condition. First cost, S650. Can be bought at frac- tion on‘ cost. Apply 44 Elm Avenue.

FOR SALI-0NE BUTTER churn, 500 lbs. capacity; one brine ice cream freezer; one brine tank; one Ill-gallon pas- teurizer. Olympia Ice cream 00.. Summer-side.

BECONDITIONED MOTORS FOR

l€‘".ll€1l, rnill owners, car own-

ers. Or we will rebuild your pres-

ent motor. Satisfaction guaran-

teed. Prices reasonable. Buyers

Auto Salvage, 237 Bayers Road, Halifax.

CHENILLE BEDSPREADS $4.99. Manufacturers clearance. first quality, in all beautiful two tone or solid colours. For double or single beds. Worth double the price. Also Ladies Chenille House- coats $5.39. Very closely tufted in blue. rose, wine, turquoise. Sizes 14-20. Sent C. O. D. plus postage. Money refunded if not satisfied. llsndicrait Distributors, 254 Sher- brooke Sl., West. Montreal. Que.

W Female ilelp Wanted

BE A HAIRDRESSER - MANY women wanted. Learn Hairdress- ing_ Splendid opportunity, Bet- ter" paying positions. Pleasant work Catalogue free. Canada's greatest system. Write: Marvel Hairdressing Schools, 358 Bloor

Street West. Toronto.

Business Opportunities

PROVIDING YOU ARE AN ENER- 5 erotic young man willing to work‘ hard to build a successful busi- ncss and future for Yourself. we, have all opening for you. Now, inl this district. as direct distributor of our products. Previous exper- i~nce unnecessary. Apply to Home Office Blue Brand Products Co., l.td.. 7227 Alexandra Street, Montreal.

Canada May Ship Coal To Japan .

OTTAWA. Dec. 36 — lOPl Government officials said today Canada “ould be a likely supplier of coal for Japan trhen that coun- try begins foreign pluchases of the fuel, but that up to now there have been no Canadian-Japanese twgoiinlions on coal.

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.\ 'l'rmle Department officer tr-ymcd as “wishful thinking" a 'l‘okyo report that the Japanese

v/pffl negotiating with this coun- try for coal to improve their steel Qutpul.

Both the Trade Department lflfl

the economic division of the Ibr-

lnrnal Atfalrs Department said no‘ the l E15 ‘

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direct negotiations countries had been yet.

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_ Phone 2448 NEW METNDII CLEANERS

WANTED -- Gilli. FOR GEN- eral housework. Apply High. field Cabins. Wlnsloe.

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l asrrrna-lvsrnzvb.»tnti srtvu-ie fox. Line bred, cxrclleul quality P. O. BOX 461.

WANTED - BEER BOTTLES. Hides, lron and Metals. Highest. prices. Fast service. Phone 2208 Maurice Block dz Co.

WANTED — ALE BOTTLES Highest prices paid. Fast pick- up service. Phone 2543. Evenings 1107. Michael Bros.

BAGS WANTED — PA if I N G highest prices for used feed bags. We pay frci-ght on lots of 100 or

more. P. L. Morris l-‘ecd Service Mill, lilnkora.

“Ti-NTED lit Nilsfiiriit 0s horses 57 inches and under Apply Wellington MacNellrs Stables, Buntain and Bell Wharf.

To-Let

ROOM TO LET — PHONE l875-L or 65 Prince St.

Lost Found Strayed

LOST - ON CIIARLOTTETOWN highway, taillight, license and bumper. Phone 11-11, Kensing- ton. Reward.

Male lleip Wanted

IIIAN WITH CONNECTIONS IN Machine Shops, Garages, etc. Ex- cellent Commission-Lily}. $515- berry Metal industries Ltd., Val- leyficld, Que.

Salesnien-Wanted "

SALI-ISMAN NOW IN CONNEC- tion with General Stores dz Co- operatives, Prince Edward Island. Interesting Side line. 203 Youville Square. Montreal, P. Que.

“Kernel FOR NEURALGIA. LUMBAGO, fthewrnatic Pains. Chest Colds,

apply lleat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

‘Less Fish Landed

In Canada This Year

OTTAWA. Dec. 2G -l(li’)—Can- ada's sea fisheries brought home 98,000,000 pounds less in the first 11 months of this year than in'the SIIITE period. of 1046, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics‘. reported today.

Landings of fish and shellfish were 1,018,600,000 pounds, compar- ed with 1,136,600,000 in the first 11 months of last year.

Tine Atldhtic coast accounted for the wihole drop, Landings on that coast in the period this year were 506,200,060 pounds. flown 22 per ccnt. On the west coast, the land- ings of 442,300,000 pottnds were 11D 19 per ccnt.

For November, the total catch was 00,000,000 potlncls, down almost 14 p01‘ cent from ihn same month Of 19-16.

Pacific coast landings of 56,500,000 pounds in Nnvcmber were down 23 per cent.

The Atianfic catch in November was 34.100000 pounds, an increase of seven per cent over the same month of last your, The quantity of sardines brought in more than doubled the anmunt for a year previwsly. Th0 mnclt fishing I81- son got under way. but early eebfl- cs were reported as only fair.

FIRST AFRICAN CO-OI‘

LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia — (CP) -— The first African co-oper- ative society has been formed in Northern Rhodesia. Tobacco and ground nut farmers who have been operating successfully as a pro- ducers’ association have agreed l0 register us a co-operativt. Hith- crio they marketed their produce

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A large Merlthne eflanlaetion, in the health service field, wishes to engage s. competent eevnlser. Thin man should have e good education and a background of selling experience. For the

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Veterans will receive special consideration in this appointment. If you believe you have the desired qualifications. outline your experience, education, marital states, health record, present em- ployment. salary requirement and attach to your reply e recent photograph and null to:-

BOX I‘ -- CIIAIILOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Al applications treated with absolute confidence.

Mining

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Sales Stock Close 150 AP Con 1b 8000 Alger 12

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New York Stocks Suffered Severe Dip Yesterday

(By Victor Eubenk)

NEW YORK_ Dec. 26 —-(AP)— The stock market today suffered its sharpest average dip since early tn the month although deal- ings were relatively slow as the heaviest snowstorm since the turn of the century hit the city and caused numerous customers to de- sert Wall Street and extend the Christmas holidays.

The Associated Press ISO-stock composite was off .7 of a point a‘. 64.9.

Canadian issues were irregular. Dome Mines gained 1-8 while Can- adian Pacific lost 8-8. Distillers Seagram and Hiram Walker were unchanged.

On the Curb Lake shore eased 1-8 while Giant Yellow Knife was unquoted.

Only 130.000 shares changed hands in the first hour, s low for this period of a full session since Sept. 28. Volume for the five hours of 930.000 shares compared witn 1,180,000 Wednesday and was s minimum for s like period since Dec. 3.

Exceptions on the day's stumble were Douglas Aircraft up 1 i-Z at 49, Homestake Mining up i 1-4 at 38 7-8 and J. I. Case up 1 1-8 at 47.

Declines of 1 to 2 points or so were shown for Santa Fe at 9i 1-4, Southern Railway 89, Uaior: Pacific 159, Pacific Western Oil 47, Ohio O11 32 7-8, U. S. Steel '16 1-4, Bethlehem Steel too, Chrysler 62 1-2 and U. S. Rubber 45 l-4.

Markets At n Slsnee

(Canadian Prose) Toronto-Stocks higher; western oils, base metals make good ad- vsnce. , Montreal-Stocks lower; mild losses in dull trade. New YOflb-SWCNA lower; light selling handicaps leaders.

8500 Sisden . .. ..... 900 Springer D00 Steep R0 600 Bullivsn 230 Teck l»! .

7800 Thom Lund .

10000 ‘Phurbols . .. .

1000 Towagmac

2100 United Oil 500 Upper Can 200 Ventures 198 Waite .

2500 Wckusko .

2500 Wlltaey . 1100 Wright Ilar .

1000 Yeliorex .

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a omscron or nmnnnrluo BERVICI-IS- up a» srsoo and a

DIRECTOR. PACIFIC AND m- LAND FISHERIES. $6.000

Department of Fisheries, Ot- laws.

A MEDICAL OFFICER. (NUTRI. TION). 83300-84500 and A DE- PARTMENTAL PURCHASING AGENT. S1,920-$2,400

Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa. An ECONOMIST. $3.000-$3.600 and Two IIERDSMEN, 50100-52340 and 51324-50124

Department. of Agriculture, lawn. SUPERVISORS 0F (TONSTRUU- TION nun MAINTENANCE. s2.- RBO-SILIZD; $2.400-$Z.700 and $2.- 101142.340

Department. of Public Works and other dcpartlncnls ns requir- ed. An EDITOR. 52380-50700 .Depat'tmcnt of Labour, Ottawa. STENOGRAPIIERS, $l.B60-$2,l00 and $I.440-5$l,8G0

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Government. Dcpurlincnlc. 0i- Lavia and abroad. Pooter announcements giving

full details are on display - and application forms are obtainable» at Post. Offices, National Employ- ment Service (lfflccs. and offices ol the Civil Service Commission

throughout Canada.

Selected Utilities And Dils Active At Montreal

MONTREAL, Dec. as _- (OP)- Selected utilities and oils were the centre of trading today on the stock exchange and curb market. Other groups were steady’ to slight- ly easier. Price changes ncre frac- tional, with the cxrcpitlon of sonn- of the utilities where n few gains exceeded a point. Mines wer" ‘fractionally higher in light trad mg.

Closing averages indicated bunks Oil 0.06 at 27.75; utilities off 0.3 at 73.7; industrial: off 0.4 at 124.5, papers off 1.16 al. 370.74: golds up 0.15 at 75.43. Approximate indus- trial salcs were 20,200 shares while mining volume amounted to 70,- 600 shares.

in titilities Winnipeg-Electric, on a turnover of 2,370 shares touched a new high of 23. but in late trad- ing dropped 1-2 to close 22 1-2, Brazilian added l-8 at 1S 5-8.

3-4 points at 14 3-4 on :1 turnover o! 1.080 shares.

On a turnover of 2.250 shares, Home Oil reached a new high‘ of 5.25 gaining 25 cents. Consolidated Homestead advanced 1 1-4 at l6 1-4, on. a turnover of 4,500 shares. Imperial Oil was l-4 better at. l5 1-8 and International Petroleum added 3-4 at 14 1-2.

In papers, B. C. Forest W011i. for- ward 1-8 at 4, but Consolidated Paper was shaded at 19 1-8. CPR. was off 1-8 at ll 3-8 in carriers.

Eldona, on a turnover of 3,500 shares advanced 14 cents at .91. MacDonald was up 5 cents at 1.9.3 and Beaulieu gained 2 1-4 cents at. .22 1-4. Quebec Manganese drop- ped two cents at .60 on a turn- over of 9,100 shares.

Trading box score: Stocks trad- ed 125; higher 38; lower 37; 1m changed 50; new highs 4; new lows 2.

Produce

MONTREAL, Dec. 26 --- (CP)— Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as fol- lmvs:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 48, med 43 l-2; A pullets 40 1-2-41; B 40; C 29-30. Packed for export A large 48; med 46; pullets ~12.

Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- ized, fresh and storage no 1 63 1-2. Current receipts Que no l pasteurized S8; no 2 67. First grade creamery print Job price 10, solids 69 1-2.

Cheese: Current. receipts (fob factory shipping pointsi, Quebec white 25; western white Dec. make 36-436 3-8; Nov make 25 1-8; col- ored Dec. make 3B 1-8-36 l-i. Wholesale: (export price current. first grade) western and Quebec. white 25 1146-26. No other prices established.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs. .i0-- 2.l5; NB no 1 75 lbs 1.00 2.00:

PEI I10 I 2.15-2.35; no 1 1.75.

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W. C. T J. NOTES

1n the First World War. Lloyd George warned the people of Brit- aln that their three greatest ene- mies were Germany Austria, and

the greatest was Drink. What can be said of it today? Last year the drink bill o!

Britain reached the enormous to- tal 0f 82.720,000,000. That. more than any other factor, we believe. is holding Britain back in her fight for economic salvation in this post-war world. It will be a sad ending if the melancholy epitaph has to be written: "Drink Did It.’ (British Columbia.) -

PLANTING BOOBY TRAPS

We often feel ‘like the operator of a tank engaged in invading ter- ritory which an enemy has taken and overrun, and which we must now retake and restore t0 P95" and productivity. The liquor traffic Iias scored many a victory, both legally and personally, and we see the casualties all around us. What is more. they have mined the ground on which our youth trfld innocently. They have laid subtlfl "booby traps" . . . The folks who actually lay these traps are -ofteri not the liquor people tllemltlvll-‘e but prominent, otherwise cultured citizens of the community, w-hos! personal attitudes and practices a- bout iiuuor do much to influence the inexperienced and the ambit- ious. Many a person with firm con~ victions and a 80°‘! bicklmund °' temperance teaching weakens and yields when he or she sees 50ml! other "nice" person nonchalsntty sipping cocktails. it doesn't take much of this sort of thing to un- dermine the courage and iortitudt of the one who feels that he must win social approval in order to be successful. Thus the tree W011i!» and there is another Victim. Al- icgiance, organ of the "Inter-Church Temperance Movement of Colorado

rue r-Ecsrnsnrs ADDRESS

These are truly days of crisis. The cnlnese definition of crisis is “dangerous opportunity." Is it not thrilling to be alive in these days of crisis, when the world is at the crossroads? This present crisis pre- sents a challenge to every Chris- tian citizens as never before. l!‘ bring their highest and best efforts to the task of helping t0 b11115 I now world.

Recentiy_ the Dean of Women of one of our leading universities. ed- dressing a group of women, said. u think apathy 1s the elllllll deadly sin,“ and stressed her con- viction there will never be a bet- lcr world, or better spirit in the world unless each individual took a. personal responsibility in making it so.

There are many things l0 Bh- courage us. Our r6170"! °n ‘m whole show successes. “Y in our Educational PfWfI-lllmfl l‘ mong the children and youth 0! our. novice. threes". “l5 563ml"- in Temperance Instruction in our sunda Schools and Day Schools. also tirough the selendld film- of our Field Secretary, Mrs. Beth M KEY.

‘We owe a debt of gratitude to Rev. George Little, DD. He has contacted thousands of youlllllll Canadians and his lectures on Sci- entific Facts concerning the harm- nu effects of alcoholic beverages are outstandlnfl-

so long as there 1s a liquor tref- fic, so long will there be tamper- ance men and women to contend with it. no matter how strolllli’ 1" may be entrenched in the custom: o; the people and the 111181169 0

the nation.

"Give us o God the nrenstn to