APRIL 24. 51950

locals 20 Per word: word: Clualflcd so per word; inch: par nanw:

I words: do per word;

Advertising Rates -

llinlnsuns Ullsrgu For An: advertisement at Conn Central Guardian local; as per word; Announulueuta and Uontlng Events I: -per

um of Floral and 'spii-nun Offerings. cam, 0143., ac Letters of Condolence 841: per Inch: gagenients 40 words (or 51.00 and to mania for every additional Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, see pic inch or Lilla or subscriptions. 0 canto pi-elnoh; Address. and xreeentntlon 31.00.

Other Rates on application.

The NVBINMI Ixreea that that unbllbhor shall not he lbabla for damage: arising out of errors in uduutiacnsenta beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied oy that portion on use advertisement in which the error occurred, whether ouch error In due to the negligenco of its servants or otherwise, and than Ihnll be no liability for nun-insertion of any saver-uumm beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

Payable In Advance

Western Inn IIIIIIHI In Menicrlanr Notices In on Wedding En-

Ialiy lililclis

,.,g.L.. FOR. SALE - HIGH - QUALITY Chicks. 11.0 P. Slred. also Can- adian Approved. Write for par- ticulars. Maritime Chick Hatch- ery. Saint John, New Brunswick.

....--T--.----D FOR SALE - HIGH-QUALITY Cluclss. R. 0. P. Slred. also Can- adian Approved. Write Ior par-

ticulars. Maritime Chick Hatch- .

ery, saint John, N. B.

Business opportunltles

BE IOUR OWN BOSS! WITH over No guaranteed household necessities. Give servl.ce In the homes and you will be welcome everywhere. with is Familex Agency you get repeat orders, a flue income and establish a pro- marble -business of your own in a short time. No dull season. A law territories open in your county, No investment required. Write today for free details to Familex

1800 Delorimier, Montreal. 3. Boarders ' Wanted BOABDEIIS WANTED. PHONE

1441-J. 112 Cumberland St.

liars "- lruens For Sale FOR. SALE-1040 NASH

SED excellent condition, good ,A:: air conditioned, heater. re ta;-. ed. Apply Patterson's Jew' Ion.

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FOE HALE - 1931 CHEVR ' Coupe In good condition. 1. n be seen at St. Ax-ard's Scrvlce Station. .

FOR SALE .- 1843 PONTIAC Coach in perfect condition; 1942 Pontiac in first class condition. See these rai-sl at -Spring Park

' Service Station. Phone 1E5-L,

o-j:-t--jmi

FOR SALE - 193! C. M. C. TRUCK with new motor. Run loss than 11110 miles. Licensed for 1050.

'. Cheap for quick sale. . lteagh Bagnall. Hunter River.

For Sale ;

ED SAID-LARGE STEEL CRIB like new. Phone 21.27-L.

It SALE -1 NEW SEVEN IIQOM Semi Bulualow. Phone 1205-L.

FOR. SALE - CHEAP. TWO

Willya Knight Motors. Phone 1590-82 aftcr 6 P. M. .

F33. SALE - xrrcnau naivos

with Oil Burner. complete. Phone 333-L.

FOR SALE - REFRIGERATOR. complete with new unit. Guar- anteed. Phone 1407.

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FOR SALE-FOUNDATION IA- tahdin seed. Ian Webster, Lower Bedeque. Phone. 14-13. '

ron. RENT-IIEINTZMAN 1-'iaNo. Perfect condition. Apply Box 157, Guardian.

c:-1--:.mT--.-'-.;-.j.... FOR SALE-- FIVE nos. 1 stack hay. John Spencer, Mu. peque Road. R. R. 7. '

FOR. SALE - GUERNSEY COW. due to freshen May 1st. Arthur Monaghan. Hsaelbrook.

ma. same - TEN 'MoN'rH 01.!) Registered Shorthorn Bull. John Rngcrson. Cra.pa.ud.

FOR SALE-USED TRACTORS. I2) M-I-I ljoney tractors in first class condition; 1 Farmnll A. used four seasons. lfall Mfg. Co. J. J. Mustard. 125 Kent Si., Charlottetown.

FOR. SALE-NEW SEVEN-ROOM house with garage. Douglas fir finish. Fire-nlnre. Modern kil- chon and balh room. Largo lot. rosulcntial zlron. Apply Box L Guardian.

For Rent

to ur usrnamsnao room. heated. Phone 1074-L.

Fort near- ONE on Two heated rocms. Central. Write Box 103. core Guardian.

TO LET - NEW SIX-BOOM apartment, central. for summer

months. Furnished. Rent S70 Phone 246-1.. 0 i. .. ilsin wanted

W

WANTED IMIIIEDTATELT. GIRL for general housework. No cooking. Apply 59 Hillshoro. '

MM

REQUIRE ONE WAITRESS. KIT- chen girl. Apply Manager. Cox I-Iotel. Sourls.

WAITRBSSES WANTED. GOOD working conditions; good wages: Apply In person. Andy's Sen

Fioorl. Spring Street. summer-

Idc.

IlII;;?ADFVIIntoil-

WANTED BY SMIALI. FAMILY.

house or rooms. Apply 5. H MacDonald. General Delivery. Charlottetown '-3&nV-n-:--...& - last

mar .. in cm'. MAN'S oauas Watch. Finder please Phone 346-J. Reward.

win. We 1-awry wno root

the n"-ic,-vcle from 9 Upper Queen

LOST-ON SATURDAY AFTER- nooii. one 14 foot logging chain. between Summerslde wharf and Miscouche. Finder please call A. M. Webster. Kensingtonl. 43-11. Collect. Reward.

llurserv Steel:

RESERVE NOW FOR. SEEING Delivery-Chinese Elm Hedge- will grow 2 feet first year-25 plants sufficient. for 25 feet (12 to 20 inches bushy) S2.98-seed- lings 12 inches high 54.50 per 100 (plant 6 inches apart)-Giant Ex- hibition peonl" in colors red. white or pink, 3 for 81.89-Apple trees 3 feet high in varieties Mc- Intosh, spy. Delicious 3 for 31.93- Plum trees 3 feet. high in variet- ies Burbank and Lombard. 4 for 52.98. Free Colour Garden Guid with every order. Brookdn.le- Kingsway Nurseries. Bowman- ville, Ontario.

gg salesmen Wanted

TRAVELLER WANTED BY wholesale dry goods and small- Wvare long established Montreal Company for P. E. I. and part of niainlarid. Opportunity for excep- tional earnings for right man. Provincial Importing Co., Ltd. 39 Notre Dame st. W. Montreal. Que.

Trucking FOR PROMPT TRUCKING SEB-

vice in Charlottetown and vicin- Ily call 27594.

Typewriters

. sun TEI: ALI.-NEW PEDSONAI. Portable Typewriter - the only office typewriter in personal size New portable design. new spark- ling performance. Cash or terms. Renilnzton Rand Limited. 134 Richmond street, Charlottetown,

Venetian Blinds I

MDT VINETIAN BLINDS - HAROLD Clark. iilalpequa Road. Phone

hangers and drape rings. we go anywhere. VfDl'Ii Wanted WORK WANTED - Exl:Elt- ienced truck driver requires work. Knows town and coun- try well. Phone 2658-J. Wanted

WANTED TO BUY CONVERT- ible baby carriage. Phone 1375-J.

WANTED-All BOTTLES. Pints and quarts. Phone 2542. Michael Bros. '

WANTED -ro BUY-u-'l'WO ACRES of land on Malpeque Road within three miles of town. Write box 165 Guardian.

.WANTED - To RENT FOR SUM- mer months. furnished summer voltage 11 e a r Charlottetown. Write Box 127. Guardian Office.

Grain .

WINNIPEG. April 23- (CF)- Seasonal highs were set by all oats and barley futures during the short Saturday session on Winni- peg Grain Exchange. It was a con- tinuation of advances shown dur- inz the last few days. '

Fair-shipper demand and local buying was noticeable in cats and barley trading. Rye Plices reflect- ed the upturn in other grains.

Class two wheat prices dropped one cent. There was no inform-. ation of any export transactions In Canadian wheat.

Closing Futures: v

Outs: May 99 3-83; July 89 MB; Oct. 80 3-83.

Barley: May 1.41 3-4: July 1:33 3-8: Oct. 1.15 3-4A.

Rye: Nay 1.42 5-8: July 1.43 7-8: Oct. 1.45 5-8. 1

Flax: May 3.783; July 3.7-IN: Oct. 3.353.

Cash Prices:

Oats: 2 CW 1.01 7-8: x 3 CW

1.03 7-8: 3 CIV 1.03 3-8: 1.03 3-8; 1 feed 1.03 1-8: 1.01 7-8: 3 feed 97 7-8: track 99 3-8. t

Barley: 1 CW 6-row 1.76 3-4: 2 CW 6-row 1.76 3-4: 1 CW 2-row 1.61 3-4: 2 CW 2-row 1.61 3-4: 3 CW 6-row 1.74 3-4: 1 feed 1.41 1-4: 2 feed 1.41: 3 feed 1.37 1-4; track 1.38 1-4: 2 CW vollow 1.40 334: 3 CW yellow 1.45 3-4. .

Rye: 1 cw 1.42 1-4: 2 CW 1.42 1-4: 3 CW 1.401-8: rel. 2 CW 1.28 5-8: 4 CW 1.32 5-8: track 1.42 58.

Flax: 1 CW 3.77 1-2:l 2 CW 3.72 1.9: 3 CW 3.57; 4 CW 3.52; track 3.78.

O

LICENSED MALE EGG GIADEI

with experience preferred. Por- tnanont position for the right per- son.

. J. in MOIIII.

-. liuhora, P. I. I. '

152.3-J. colored blinds. frec drape A

Toroniisiocks

(Canadian-Pr-cu) ' TORONTO. April 25- Sales Stock Close 1000 Acme .. 06 1-2 4100 Am Yknlfe .. 12 1-2 22200 Anacon

3700 Barnnt ...

2000 Base Met 1000 Berens 1000 Boymar .. 2000 Bevcourt . 3000 Brewls ...... 500 Brit Dom .... .. ..25 500 Broulan .. .. 700 Buff Cdn .. 100 Cal Edm . 4500 Calmont . . . 500 Calnorth . . 300 Campbell 1000 Cdn Mal ..... . .. .85 400 Carlboo ....- .. .... 126 E00 Cas Treth 253 3200 Cent Led 4000 Cent Fat 80 1142 Cent For 18 500 Centremaqua . 10 900 Chester-ville . 125 5070 Coastal . 55 1300 Cochenour . 225- 1500 Colomac .... .. . 05 1-2 500 Com Pete - . 145 200 Conlarum .. . 105 6050 Con Ashley . 23 1-2 1200 Con Howey .. . 61 13520 Conwest . 132 5000 Crestauruni . '20 2500 Croinor . 55 22 28 42 ' 1000 Decalta 13 100 Delnlte .... .. 180 6000 Del Rio . . 1'75 4600 Discovery 39 1-2 .. . 62 1-2 22 1-4 06 3-4 11 . 240 685 .'l2 . 13 . 435 . 08 805 3575 Frobisher . 270 200 Gen Pete 124 2798 Giant 775 1000 Glenora 03 1500 Globe 60 1060 Gods La .. 36 1500 Goldcrest . .. 11 1000 Gold Eag .- 06 700 Goldoro 05 1-3 1000 Goodfisli . 0'! 1-2 3135 Guaynna .. . 20 1-2 5500 Gulf Lead 12 1D00 I-Ialllwell .. (X5 1500 Hard Ho . 43 500 I-larrlcana 07 5CD High Bell 70 20600 Homer . 11 1-2 3000 Hosea .-. . 09 1-2 1000 Insplra . 38 285 Int Pete - 11 23112 Jaculet . 38 1330 Jelllcoe . ill 900 Jollet 71 3500 Kaytand . 07 1-3 900 Kelore .. 10 1325 Kerr, Add 19 1-2 500 Kirk Lak . 127 2000 Kirk Town 12 1-2 600lLsbrador .-. 485 31000 Laguerre .. ..... .. 10 1-2

1500 Larder U 1000 Leduc ...... ...... 1tI)0 Lexindln 500 Little LL 5100 Louvicourt 3000 Lynx ..s.. 1400 Macassa ..

500 MacDonald 1500 Macho .... .. 3825 MacI..eod

1000 McKenzie 1000 McLellan 400 Mercury 1000 Mid Cont: .

37150 Nat Pete . "

N. Y. Stock. Market Meets Ill-Year Record.

NEW YORK. April 23 - (AP)- The stock market last week did the biggest business in 10 years.

More an 15,000,000 ahares of stock ch nged hands in the ex- change. a total not matched since May 19-lO.' .

Trading activity centred on ra- dio-television issues and a group of low-priced and speculative shares. Blue-chip stocks were not ignored but only a few. attracted a large following. The most active stocks during the week advanced. some sharply.

Possibly the outstanding features of the market were the evident increases in speculation activity and trading by the general public. This made for considerable ner- vousness and frequently erratic price movements.

Of the 30 most active stocks during the week. only one ended with a los. And seven of the first eight were radio-television issues. About half of the moat active 20 were prices below 315 a share.

In Saturday's two-hour session the market made a brief try for higher prices and then thought better of it.- In the last few min- uies of trading the TV group got caught in a selling gust and lost fractions to nearly a point.

Canadian issues were firm. Hiram Walker gained 3-4. Dis- tillers Seagrams and Dome Mines each was up 1-8. Canadian Pa- cific and , Mclniyre were un- changed. .

On the Curb, Giant Yellowknife moved ahead 1-8. Royallte Oil and Imperial 011' Co. gcoupon) were

unchanged. Volume reached 1,250,000 shares. What stocks did: Sat. Fri. Advances . 391 575 Declines , 209 324 Unchange 247 240 Total issues 937 1139 1950 highs 51 56 1950 lows 14 22

Prices Advance Slowly On Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, April 3 - (CP) - Moderaie demand pulled prices slowly higher in Saturday's short session on the Toronto Stock Ex- change.

Western oils showed an almost solid list of gains as the list pul- led up from recent. declines. Na- tional Petroleum featured on a gain of 20 cents at 51.10 in brisk ldealings. Central Leduc. Atlantic Oil and Anglo-Canadian showed, gains ranging up to 10 cents while Royalite slipped 1-8 at 13 1-2.

Late buying in junior gold pro- ducers pulled golds onto firmer ground. Seniors were down frac- tions. Nicholson Mines. a uran- ium prospect. climbed seven cents to 70 cents. Newlund Mines con- tinued active and higher and Upper Canada and Queenslcn, recent tea- lures. were in good demand.

United Keno Hill Mines high- lighted base metals. adding 15 cents at 34.85.

The exchaiiges closing index showed golds up .28 at 101.52, base metals up .13 at 116.15, west- ern oils up .72 at 71.07.

Volume for the two-hour ses- sion was 949,000 shares. Included among 22 new highs

were Anacon Load and Queens- ton Mines.

RUTII AT BAT

Babe Ruth stood at the plate for an hour in an exhibition game at Wrigley Field, Ins Angeles,. in February, 1929, while several pitchers toned 125 balls all of which he walloped over the fence.

700 Negus 2850 New Cal 3000 Reef Pete 39 1150 New Dick . 1000 Roche 150 1300 New Jas 42 1000 Roxana 23 6754 Newlund 84 575 Royalite 13 1-2 2000 New Marl .. 07 12500 Roybar . . 10 M New Norseman 700 San Ant 360 2000 New Norz 2100 Senator . 27 1-2 W New Pac . 15250 Shawkey .. 24 5000 New Thur 100 Sheep Cr . 115 83650 Nicholson 4400 Sherritt 244 1300 Nipplssing 2200 Silv Mill 74 0300 Norlartlc 1700 Sladen 90 500 Normetal 500 Stadacona . 56 500 Normelal Steeloy . 06 1500 North Incl - 15 5 Steep Ro . 315 2500 Northland .. 3500 Sullivan 300 8625 0Brlen 1000 Sup Oil 50 1900 Okalta 3000 Surf Inlet 13 1-2 500 0Leary 1028 Sylvanlte 150 19500 Omega 750 Teak H 335 4000 Omnitrans 8000 Tombil 24 1000 Orlac .... .. 400 Torbrit . . 110 1700 Oslsko 6500 Tow Pete 27 8850 Osulake . 2200 Tran Res .. 59 3-4 6445 Pac Pete 1000 Trans Tel 40 500 Pamour .. 500 Un Min 12 1-2 1500 Paymastar 11800 Un Keno .- 485 700 Perron .... .. 1000 Unit Oil 25 24000 Piccadilly - 3900 Upp Cda 380 005 Pick Cr . 25 Ventures 015 5500 Pore Reef . -1000 Vlolamac 27 550 Pow Gold 4000 Vulcan .. 33 1000 Preston - 2000 Waite .. . 900 2200 Pros Air 775 Walker .... .. 46 3-8 500 Due Gold .. 29.50 West Ashley 20 1-2 1500 Due Lab 500 Wlhgait . .. 05 1-2 84221 Queenston 1500 Wlnorn .. .. . 05 1-2 3985 Ouemont . 500 Wright H 210 1000 Ouelabe 4000 Yeliorex 21 2500 Reno . 7710 Yknife B 113

Dartmouth. N. B.

street Sunday nIiDI'l'l0Oi'I olclle return it. Rqward.

SRATUDATE NURSES WAIITED

. The Board of Commlsslolicrs invites. applica- tions from Registered Nurses who are obtaining a position at the Nova Sco

"ma GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PUBLIC MEETING

of the

DHII.DREII'S IIID SODIETY

will be held

TUESDAY EVEIIIIID. APRIL 25I.Iil AT 8 P.M.

CITY

ceedings.

. MR. 1.5. R. MlwK1NNoN. director of Child” w..1. fare, from the De artment of Pubhc Welfare, Nova 3001518. WUI be the c of speaker. '

All citizens-intbrested In the work of this Society are cordially invited to attend and take part In the pro-

EPAGE ELEVEN

AT THE

HALL

0 per cent Bonds

IOTICI. OI IIDIMPTION

GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 396BoncIs

Dated Juno 1, and November 15, I935

NOTICE is hereby given to all holders of-outstanding dated Juno 1, and November I5, 1735, due June T, T955, series C7 and D2, of the Government of Canada, that pursuant to the provisions thereof, all the outstanding bonds of the acid issue are hereby coiled tor redemption and prior payment as on cntlretyvon June I, I950, at any Agency of the Bank . of Canada, at the principal rum thereof upon surrender ' of sold Bonds with the December I, 1950, and subse- qubnt coupons attached. Interest on all sold Ioncll shall cease to accrue from and after June 1, I950.

The Government of Canada ly: IANK OF CANADA, Fiscal Agenl

Due June I, 195!

J. R. , Secretary.

v

ounes Would Recognize Red Gov'l In Eliina

By CHARLES A. GRUIVHCII

LATE SUCCESS. N. Y.. April 20

-(AP) - John Foster Dulles, Ile- publican adviser to the United States Department of State, con- tends in a new book that the Red China Government should be ad- mitted to the United Nations if it can rule without serious internal resistance. He doesnit think it can. however. i I-Iis "War or Peace". a 247-page review and preview od the cold war. to be published tomorrow. thus touches on the greatest im- mediate question that has brought the UN. to a stalemate.

Russia is boycotting 20 U. N. organs that have met this year. The Russians are protesting the continued presence of Nationalist China delegates here and the ma- joriiles' refusal to throw them out in favor of the Reds.

Dulles, who was appointed April 6 to an advisory post in the State Department. comments on Com- munjst China in these words in a chapter appealing for "universal- ity" of membership in the U.N.:

"If the Communist Government of China in fact proves its ability to govern China without serious domestic resistance. then it, too, should be admitted to the United Nations. However. a regime that claims. to have.become the gov- ernment of a country through civil war should not be recognized un- til it has been tested over a rea- sonable period of time."

Dulles predicts the Communist China regime will eventually fail in the economic ind social fields

Ship-ping

AT HALIFAX- Arrived Saturday Burgeo, from Nfld. ports sailed Saturday Sum-ay. for ports , Canadian Highlander. Kingston, Jamaica Imperial Lachine, St. River ports Clyde Valley, Sanltago, Cuba. Arrived Sunday None. Sailed Sunday Wellington Rent. for Montreal Islandslde, New York Nlrgperial Goderich, Saint John,

South American

Lawrence

Dated June 15, I941

Ottawa

Iy:

NOTICI OF IIDIMPTION

GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 3”lo First Victory Loan Bonds

I Due June 15, 1951

NOTICE Is hereby given to all holders of outstanding 3 per cent First Victory Loon Bonds dated June I5, 1941, due June I5, 1951, series K4, of the Government of

'.onodu, that pursuant to the provisions thereof, all the outstanding bonds of the said Issue are hereby called lor redemption and prior payment as on entirety on June 15, I950, of any Agency of the Bank of Canada, at l0l per cent of the principal sum thereof upon sur- render of said Bonds with the December 15, 1950, and subsequent coupons attached. lnietest on all said Bonds sholl eensrtn accrue trim and after June I5. N50.

The Government of Canada IANK OF CANADA, Fiscal Agont

Newfoundland. Liverpool AT SAINT JOHN- Arrlved Saturday

American Leader, from Boston

Fort Townshcnd. New York Arrived Sunday

None. . sailed Saturday ,

Fort Towns!-lend. for Halifax and Newfoundland

American Leader. New York

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto-stocks higher: indus- trlals lead moderate advance. Montreal-Stocks firmer; papers climb. New York-Stocks mixed; open- ing rise falters. - TWO DIRECTORS (FISH- ERIES), Salaries according to qualifications, Ottawa.

TWO AUDITORS, S3180 - 3780, Ottawa.

ASSISTANT TRADE COM-

and will fail to make good its propaganda pledges. I-Ie laments the ironic post-war developments that have let a Communist Gov- ernment rise in a country that be- came officially a big power in the U.N. at the insistence of the late President Roosevelt.

"All that the United States did to enhance the prestige of China and to give it a leading position in the United Nations and in the world may now be turned against us." Dulles says.

country Lanes

Did you .ever walk a country Lane When June is in the air.