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DECEMBER 12, 1945

THI: CHARIUl IIIIUWN GUARDIAN

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BITY 0f .0lllllLOTT'ETOVlll ~

4% Bonds Due July 15th, 1962 t - To Yield 3.50%

r. ajnnsnlun a. courlnv l.l'll.~-

E. M. BAGNALL — Charlottetown

Telephone 1470

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Advertising Rater-Payable in Atlantic;-

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ontnlﬂlllilllllﬂlll-Iewwoclswuumsoaammusm

subudlﬂsus ts address ouu: ma: on 1:00:00’:- u P“m'u" u“ i ' For Sale Wanted

TMAS TREES FOB BABE. ,_ 50¢ m $1.00. 222 Queen Street. Z Giarlotlictom 12-11-31- IOB. SALE —- YOUR CHOICE 0F ;three electric Radios. Derlect wondition, Ed Acom. Phonfz

$171 Gt. Georﬂo St

3 SALE — 1037 HUDSON ~Eight. Good condition, at, ceiling Lpmo. Apply Murphy's Service IStation, Charlottetown. 12-12-11

{hi m w...,,.-.~t:1s.a“ "rwr 1933 . I3

FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF

. Egpply Wa-lgar G ‘Maclﬂanzle,

.$pringﬂe1d, radalbane, 11.1 a.

IOB SALE — EVINBUDE OUT- ; board Motors". There is still a

possibility of obtaining one by 1 ordering now for Spring delivery. r See our nearest dealer or write it Maritime Oil 8: Supply Com any

Ltd., Saint John, . B. 11- -12

' Lost, Found, Strayed I

LOST - OR LEFT IN ONE 01" Itho P%I8)U.TSIIIIIS, Serv

and loves Finder leave st Gimmgian Office. 12-12-11.

LOST — RED CASE CONTAIN- ing fountain pen and pencil. Phone 247. 12-11-21.

LOST — WJIELE‘: WITH‘ SUM OF mono Fort“ pers. Rewegd. Phone 1 86, (C. WEmA. C. L/Opl. Affleck, P., Mount Stew- ‘art. 12-11-21.

FOUND — LEFT AT ROYAL Packing Company pair child's Oxfords about, ton ays ash 12 31

r 2-11-21

TO RENT — GARAGE. ton Street.

WANTED-PAIR MEN’ and boots, size 8 or - 12-12-11.

WANTED-SKATES Am) 3o all sizes. Exchange Store, 01102

Richmond Street. Phone 809.

12-1-01 WANTED _ l-IUMIDIFIER (AIR,- conditioned machine). Cail i603.

wsnrun T0 nan-r on glue building vgulféble m» Ilium]: pair garage. r ‘H. ."

Gtw-rdiam, R group netted an index loss of so

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wmrun - wm uaun LARGE

quantities poultry o! all kinds.

Alive and dressed. R0 P 00., Charlottetown, n1 12-12-6.

To Rent

Lantz, 98 Brighton

Machinery

r—-—————-——i DEWALT SAWS AND W001)- working machines. Newest types available from direct fsctnrv ren-

resentatives for Canada No priority’ \ow necessary Wire or Air Mail vour orders today as deliveries are being made bv order of date. DeWalt Disher Corporation. Utd 400 west

Fender Si... Vancouver. Canada S-W

49 EUS- 12-12-11. .1

Female Help Wanted

- WANTED — MAID. APPLY 80 Orlebar. 12-7-10-12-31.

WANTED — GIRL T0 DO IRON- ing, Can be done any time on Wednesday. Apply Mrs. J. P.

' 12-12-11.

_, Miscellaneous

For ssavrcu - vouno nuc- igm-ed. Yorkssln bear. Peter “Kelly. Pealoes. ' 12-11-21.

_ Male Help Wanted Warn-an n‘ ONCE-RELIABLE

stableman that understands horses: also with education

do other work. Write _"W" Guardian. l2, i2, 14, 17-31

WANTED — RELIABLE TRUCK understands at- tending livestock: also know! all routes of Queen's County Write "W" Guardian

12. l2. l4. 17-31

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norms '

I am booking orders now for 1946 delivery. White Lily emit Hatchery, Mone- ton, N. B.

A. H. BRYENTON, Charlottetown 222 Queen St.

Phone No. 1686-L

12-11-121

Maid for general housework, with knowl- edge of cooking, by family of two. Excellent wages. Write or phone l-l. I. G., 95 Tempmllwi? St, New Glasgow, N. S.--Phone 33.

12-11-61.

;F_llll FARMERS ATTENTION

Z Mr. Frits Weissler, one of Canada's largest raw fur buyers ll again buying all kinds of raw furs at W. Chester S. McLuro’s office, Charlottetown commencing Tuesday, Dec. ll, and paying highest prices. It will pay you to see 151m before disposing of your furs.

Mr. B. Roy Holman, well known raw fur dealer is now associated with Mr. McLurc and Mr. Welssler and will be

lileased ‘to meet his friends ai McLure’s office.

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By Ken Reynolds

llnliod ad In Charlottetown maid onoo in each

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[stock QUOTA nous] ,

Stock Markets At A Glance

‘CHICAGO. Decpii -- (AP) — Grain futures regained most of their losses toward the end of today's trading, atftler all pits had recorded recessions. Rye at times was as much as two cents under yesterday's close.

WLNNIPEG. Dec. ll — (C?) -— Trade was dull and of a. local and commission house character as rye futures prices on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange closed 5,8 to l-B higher. Prices moved irregular un- der light ilurrles o1 buying and

selling.

EXDort business in Canadian wheat totalled 700,000 bushels with the United Kingdom reported tak-

200,000 bushels and the con-

1118 _ tinent 500.000.

MONTREAL, Dec. 11 — (OP) — A hesitant tone prevailed general- ly 1n. trading today on the Stock lilxchange and Curb Market. Banks managed to set a new high in the indices and utilities were up a. bit but industrials. papers and golds were" lower on average. Low- er trends on Wall Street affected trading sentiment locally.

Trading box score: Total sales: 212,600 shares; mines, 131,000; in- dustrials, 81,600: stocks higher 70; lower 83; unchanged 67.

TORONTO. Dec. ll — (GP) -—A dribble of selling put some of the cheaper stocks down in today's Toronto Exchange market. and the

Base Metal Stocks also worked downward by .48 in lighter action while the Western Oils gained moderately. - Profit-taking was in evidence in Steep Rock and the price slipped to 2.00 for a net loss of l8 cents

Minor losses were netted by Fal- wﬂbrldse and Labrador and in the senior list. Nickel, Smelters. Hudson Bay and Ventures had losses of small fractions.

NEW YORK, Dec. ll —- (AP) -— The Stock Market slipped on bal- ance today. utter successive rising sessions to iS-year peaks. but weak- ness was a. rarity and many fav- orites managed to emerge with comfortable plus signs,

Most steels. motors and rails retreated fractions to 2 points or so after a fairly active opening. Dealings then slowed appreciably and recoveries cropped up in the final hour. Aircraft manufactur- ing issues-and specialties success- fultly contested the trend through- o .

Labor controversies caused some customers to retire although call- ing of a. steel strike for January was not particularly disturbing 1n. asmuch as this had been expected.

‘Ilhe Associated Press tiO-stock composite was off .1 oi a point at

FOR SALE

300~ CHRISTMAS TREES ALL FIR-YOUR CHOICE 40o to .00

BILL CAMPBELL 50 Grafton Street and 112 Pownal

PHONE 478-1

12-8-12-21

FOR SALE

At Canadian Vocational Training vv rkshopl. Ordnance Grounds, Brighton Road, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, the follow- lll! iﬂlﬂltl. ﬂlﬂllut of the Carpen- try Course. will be sold at any time: by persona.“ calllu at the sho and paying cash. hcso in- clu odoorndooruud ' ’ * , sto ntlow frames, msdioino cabinets, bookcnds, hanging shelves, desks, tables, etc.

Canadian Vocational Tn-lnlxg is no

a joint project of tho Provi ial and Dominion Co. outs. 12-11-21.

CANADA

PROVINCE

OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT The 12H! day of November A.D. 1065

In Bo Estate of

McDonald Into of Charlottetown in Queens County In tho laid Prov- ince, Single woman. decoosed, testuto.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or litoruto person within said County

GREETm G :

WHEREAS upon reading the “' on ﬂlo of Donald McKin- non of (“srlottetown in Queens County aforesaid, Attomey-lt-llw, ills solo Executor of the above named Estate p g that a cita- tion may be llsu for tho urposo hereinafter set forth: ou are therefore hereby required to oltc all persons lntorostod lu the said estate to be and appear before the Judﬁ present at a Probate Court to held in the Court House in

tho sold Province. on Thursday, tho twenty-seventh of Docombo

next coming. at the hour of olsvou o'clock noon of the some day to

cloned Illlycd for in said tlon an on motion of Donald Klnnon, Est. Proctor for said Potntioncr. And it ls hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith ub- ln some ncwllll r m: -

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four seoutfvo weeks from the dots horo- of and that a true oo hereof be forthwith bolted In o following

It had turnover of 77,000 shares.‘

7'7, first setback since Dec, 4,

Alberta Jane .

18250 i500

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1500 11300

5900 406

Charlottetown in ma County. m~40000nwas

TORONTO, Dec. Closing Stock Quotatl Solos

700 Ajax 26800 Alderman: 200|A1s01ns 1000.411; Cdn

000 Area

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1.45

7000 Oil Sci . 06 7400 Osisko 1.20 Pond Ore 2.05

i400 Bout M 10000 Temlak 10

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l000YGOidora 10001Grs Bous 6500'Gunna.r 85001I-Ialcrow 1500'Hal1lwell 100THa1lnor 3700ll~lard Rock . 4700ll-larker 5200!Harrican 1100lHedlcy . l7100lI-leva . 650-'Holling 350iHome 5500‘Homer 6900ll-losco 525‘Hud Bay 6000'Hugh . 2700ilnsplra 27700'Indian l0100‘Int Uran 6300!Jackn1 . l1200YJack Wat 1500lJacola 6400‘Jason . 2520'Jellicoe . 5500M] M Con 3300Uoliet 3000‘Kayrand l469lKerr Add 2700'Kirk Hlld l5905!Klrk L 3500iKirk To l550'Labardor ZOOOYLake Dufault . 25001111110: Fortune . 7351Lake Shore 200,'Lake Luz 67057 ISOOXLapa . 22900‘Lapa.slu IBOOYLBItCh 25001Lexlndlx1

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Total sue,“ 1,403,000

Produce

MONTREAL, Dec. ll. —- (OP) —

Produce prices today reported by the Dominion Department of ag- riculture follow:-

EGGS: Ont and Qua A

U; A Medium 37-38; A Pullcls

Receipts: 927 cases. BUTFEIRX: Wholesale Que job-

bing pasteurized, fresh and storage No 1 36 1-2; No 2 35 l-2; current receipt Que No 1 pasteurized 36- 1-4 dcl Mtl; No 2 34 3-4 del Mtl; first grade creamery prints job price 36; first grade solids lob price 37.

Receipts: 1,273 bones. CHEESE: Western and Que

white and colored. current. re- ceipt, 22; wholesale 22 3-4-20. Recel

pts: 740 boxes. POTATOES: 75 lb bags PEI.

N B , Que. 1.05: Maine 100 lb bags 2.47; 50 lb bags 1.23. -

Montreal Exchange

Can Pac .. Can Stesmships

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Livestock

SUMMARY Lighter marketlngs coupled W1"!

t demand served to boost zatstlleonpgrices a full 50c at ma!" markets. Feeder buyers met sonic competition from killers for sto- — ers and feeders carryln! I "Pa!" unable amount of

sheep.

the peak reached last. week to 54,- 305 head delivered and plants. Deliveries to date this year are 1.860.349 1,385,706 in the same period year. Calf sales for the week to- talled 13,146, makln

for the week were 81.000. milk"?!

143, compared with 925.133 l" he some period last year. Hos srndi 2s for the week ended December 1

totalled 137,008 compared with 197.- 1” In the sums wool: int your. Gfldlhlll ftrom January 1st t0 D!‘

T I

to 5,307,848.

while in the some period last 1'05!‘ the total was 8,188,040,

Intern Cattle MIIKOU

Cattle supplies were shall“! N‘

duced at Toronto and with a 8005 demand were cleared rapid at

on advance of 500. Weill"? "W"

FINANCIAL

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fanny nouooblo pupae? Apiylooowolhvnld '

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tot by tho Iunl: covon all loom

in good standing. n

Coot ........_........... (D 1-2. 2.75

sold at $11 to $13.50, butcher steers up to $12, a few $12.50, and stock- ers sold steady up to a top of $10.15. Trading was active at Montreal and prices strong, with a top load of steers at $12.25, good qualt to $11.75, and good cows $8.50 to $.25. Receipts also dropped off a ll

continued plain although prices were steady, The best of the steers were again quoted at $10 to $10.50 f.o.b. country points and cows from $7.50 down,

Western Cattle Ma rkcts

flesh. Gains of were sccn all through western Ca- 25c to 50c were made in H]! nods, with prices advancing a gon- t TOWRW- 3°55» eral 50c and some showing an in- lambs and sheel) were mosny un‘ crease of as much as $1 Winnipeg changed, although T0P°0l° made 5 had some prime steers at a top gain of 25c on lambs and 50c 0n of $1.3, a Straight loatl of heavies at $12.75, and suitable slaughter csttlo market-MKS 0911111195 1mm steers of mixed weights were well taken at $11.50 to $12.50. Some t0 llﬂfk Yam! lighter weight. stacker steers were taken to fill orders at $8 to $8.50 0071195?“ Wm‘ and a fcw good feeders around la" $0.50. All classes moved up 50c at Calgary, with some ln-between B "l9 m"! m grades of steers recording an ud- date this Y"? 510.”! as against vance of $1. or more, The best of 091195 1"‘ the sicer division crossed the scales year. Sheep and lamb mlrkéunﬂ at $11.25 to $11.90 with a few tops $12. At Edmonton the advance 1n the total since January Ill 1.102? prices extended to 50c on some grades and the practical top of the steer division was $11.50. with a

n rum statement Feyaaéhf YOIJRWINTERS

_.Tl1cre is a world shortage of coal, and iCanodo cannot count on shipments of ‘British and United States anthracite to

$0 some extent as in former years.

' To meet this situation, substantially increased quantities of Nova Scotia coke have been made available for house- holders’ usc. This excellent Maritime product, when properly ﬁred, is a hot,

smokeless, economical fuel.

IEPIITIIETIT

‘ION. C. D. HOW!

This winter, because of the shortage ‘of anthracite coal, householders in the Maritime: must rely principally on Nova Scotia coke, and on bituminous coal.

If you arc not accustomed to burning coke, ask your dealer to give you a specially-prepared chart, which contains clear instructions on how to use coke to _

best advantage.

IIIITIOIS l SUPPLY

y $11

tile in the li/Inrltlmes but quality

Active and stronger markets

few sales $11.75. High points at other markets were: Yrince Albert

up to $10.50 on steers; Moose Jaw' an advance of 50c to a high of $11.50; Saskatoon also up 00c at $11 to $11.50 on best steers; Rc-

gina up to o top of $12.25; and

Vancouver $11.25 to $11.75.

Exports to United Sthiol

There were 755 dairy cattle ex- orted to the United Slates dur- Ing the week against 566 in the same week a your ago. The total shipments to dale amount to 44,- 215 for this year, and 33,001 for last year.

Further Advance In Calf Prices

With the exception of Toronto, all markets were higher on calves. the advance extending to as much ls u $1. at Winnipeg and other centres up 25c to 506. Toronto paid $15 to $16 for best veals, Montreal up to $15, Winnipeg $18 to Q15 I01‘ oml choice quality, Calgary up t0 l0, Edmcirltton J .50,u€ai)nce ‘ﬂ- vert $11, oose aw Buskatoon m to s12 and m3, and Rgglnl $13,

CINTRAY DOM‘!

SCHOOL

Report for Novsuﬂaer: The following an arranged oc- cording to the greatest unprove- ment over last month's tats:

Senior Department Grad; X‘ Ernest WOOG.

‘ 11-: 1, Arlene Ross; I. ‘.2 Trtiinor. - -' 1X1: l. Richard Doiron: nirlene Roper; l. Joycs Ves- II. .

2, Sheldon Campbell:

Grade VI: 1, Shirley Vessey; 2. Keith MBCIRUCI and Douglas Mar-

3. Joyce Stewart. Oliv

tin.

Grade IV: i, Eva Campbell and Pupils making over 90 per cent B1 1 Lead; 3. Preston Robbins Roper, Doreen Smith. Joyce Stew- P104115 Mad-mill art, Wilma Wood. gleien Shaw;

come 1 (s): 1. Eusene Van» 2, Edwin Musick: I. Alfred MﬂCPheISCll.

Grade I (b): l. Clara MacLeod: 2, Joyce MacLeod: 3. Joan Downe. (Mrs) Bessie McP. Martin. lss z. M. Rooney. Principal- War Savings Stamps f0!‘ NOV-

Smith. Juulor Department UIGG SCHOOL

Report of Ulgg School for the month of November:

Grade X Sr. (a): 1, Gladys Mac- Leod; 2, A-rnod aoLeod ., Grade X

N. B. DOCTOR DIES

SAINT JOHN, N.B., Dec. 11 - (OPJ—Dr. LM. Curran, 71, med- ical officer of the New Brunswick Compensation Board died in hospital Boston today following an mer- esigned recently al chairman of the Saint John School Sear; alter serlviinil iii-that Walt-l or l years. e a New kunswiﬂ Legislature from 1920 to 1920.

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(b): 1, Joyce Mar- 2, Charlie MacKlnnon: Margaret MacLeod.

Gra X Sheila MacKinnon: Robeoca Campbell: tin; 2, Helen Maclsaac; 3. K. J

Flrancis Maclsaac:

LARGE DAIRY FARM ON PAVED ROAD NEAR MONCTON, N). GOOD RETAIL MILK BUSINESS " EQUIPMENT-ALL NEW

FARM TRACTOR EQUIPPED IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ILL-HEALTH REASONLFOR SALE

Write or call for particulars

C. C. GOGGIN, Moneton, NB,

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