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at the market to yield ever 4.15% IQIIIUIIQI minimum risk with maximum assurance oi’ satisfactory L. estinent results

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Central Guardian Locals 5c per word; 2e per word; Announcements and C Classified 3o per word; in Memoriam

of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards. etc.. 5c per name; Letters o! Condolence B-ic per inch; Wedding Engagements 40 words for

$1.00 and 10 cents for every additional

and Appreciation. 84c per inch or 5e per word; Lists of Sulrscrip- l

tions, 49 rents per inch: Address

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3 words; Notices of Thanks

and Presentation $1.00.

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i-‘IR races Positional-intros; assortment. s00

Lift: siir-Létiifisfiifistcs. Order now for immediate dllllll-

For Sale _v___

200 Prince. Phone

Phone 2~i7i-.l.

IPAQb-"PEVIJM- Ali-ill). lug. WANTED-BOY T0 WORK 0N farm. Good horne and wages to the right boy.

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NO lVASillt Apply 140 ltochford St.

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"F" LOST 0x t-mimsiiik _ DITWNG Charlotieiown to Sziitiiucrsitle and ljiuiuiess, kitchen range. wednesda-V _'n_°"n1"¥- “- l7- ‘mtuu 3,111,111,)“ Emerald‘ carton containing soda fountain . -~f-- --~-- ---- ------ parts. Notify Crntrnl CTCIIIHCI- I-‘Oit SAL" - ABOUT ’l‘lIii1-)E ies, Clinrlottctoiru, or Perfection lLClTS good standing lumber. D133; gunm- -;ig_ Reward

Rcubcn Cliappelle. Granville. FOR SALE —‘.’.‘ ii" x B’ 8" DOORS.

STRAYED FTKBKDNH’ PIKEMISES.

one goose. Finder please notify ll1<lll¢ and llll-i-‘lllf- Ulllemiflfled June Snvzin, hizirslificld. Phone unison‘ r Plliitlic‘ $1 ‘T-L. 3333.1 not: s.»u.1~; -§ minus‘ sniviii V’ 7 '1 H " "'i___ l-‘ox Cape. Also man's muslu-at __ ____ rfluwauted__h _ _ W! lined fun" cunt. Medium size. WANTED__WOOD TURxlNG Phone 800‘ 7_ lath in fziir Condition, Apply FOR SALE-HA. s us: Vi PILE Mill“ Milli __ 1m- W- 5W0- m .v‘i:~.'Tt-.t.r_ ttt-wmattait-ti...

ladies fur coat. $15.00. 1245-; iJurclic-ster. iEtfn-‘sfitrz - 6§c_n'u1TI6§o foal. Incopia dam. One general pur- pose horse. light years old. Ap-

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uh’ Mills, Pinette. ULATION F 0 R. S A L E

mood condition.

seven months old, by WA

Charles Morrison, Beutoifs

buildings or “then M

ilidcs. Iron and Metals. l1ighc=t prices. MQIITPCG Block d: Co.

N T E D — ALE Highest prices paid up service Phone 2542 Evenings i107.

Fast service. Phone ‘.3208

B0 1'1‘ LES Fast pick-

Michacl Brol.

_ Personal, __~__

FOR Nl-ZURALGIA. ncitnaoo. lmeumniic Pains apply ilcat Penetrating Glory Oil

Chest Colds. your Ilruggist.

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("Tominncisinrnlsvnnnnus on Side-line Men ivantcd to sell our lines of Calendars and Advertis-

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heated and Iireplac tiul. Phone 2216, or Queen Street,

190. Montrcol.

_ Business Opportunities

AVAILABLE AT oxen _ RAW- IciQIi Only reliable hUSflrrs ncrd apply. Good profits to \\'i

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mic" n" b°~'-'l"“l"l¥~ 975"" nus \v.\.\*rt<:n-1-*0nrtaivmzitzit

commission. Ycu can make $1600 bwmcfi N0 9,.pe,.-,_,n,.,, m, 0.113131

this ivinier. Stair: i-Pfriiilfl’ cov- n(_cp,sélrv_ W,‘ maklxnnd s r"‘@5'*'":ue**°n“e1' osmium" 213 St’ profits 1m" tit-t lllimédlflliiY.

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business. 1,500 fniillis.

No experience rt-qu Write toclny‘ Rant i‘ ZVIL-L-illl-Z. Montreal. t d- 0d u d | be, u, AN oeronrcanrv - ESTAB- Nsrznfizsgfigioo n um lished Rural Watkins District m‘ available. If you are aggressive and between the rigs-s of 25 and FRIDAYi DECEMBER 26m‘ 55 have or can secure “l out.-

Lots to suit purchaser.

Sule starts I o'clock. Est, PHILLIP McCLURE J-

fit. this is your oppo get established in a p business of your oivn.

particulars Write tothv

table For full to The

R. Watkins Comnnniv, Ds-pt

Z-C-lA. 2177 Masson St, Mont- real, Quebec.

sion,

I have been instructed lo offer for sole the desirable residence of Mr. Stanton Jenkins at Vernon for immediate sole and posses-

Residence contains eight rooms, lights, hot and cold water,

bathroom, pipeiess furnace, and in a very desirable location.

Aniv

M. A. FARMER, Solicitor.

No Motheflslllowance For Widowllf Murdered Taxi Driver

- .......... Press) Exchange TORONTQ. Dec. 13- ___ Sales Stocks Close g 2100 Am miner ., as B A 0" ~ l? 11-4 ascio Am Knife B1118 PM - 3,1 5100 Ang can Bud‘ 511k 13 190i) Armistice 3°“ Tel -- - 155 7600 Ashley Can Brew . . 22 3-4 4700 Astoria Baihurst .. . . 2i 13700 Aubeue _ Can Cement . l8 3-8 3500 Aumaque v Can Pacific _, . l4 l-A 800 Anne‘. Celanese . 60 .-8 2100 Bnnkmm Can Car Found 13 1-2 3009 B3“ M“ _ _ Can Cur Pfd ., i6 i-Z 5300 Bea]. _ Gun Steam . 13 69350 Beaulieu Cnnksiapir 18 1'3 9000 Bevan“, Coc ut .. .. ll 1-4 ssoo Bidgood .. gm‘ Via?" ~ 3P 3500 Brit Dom m“ B’ gird - 3* 10300 8roiiloii Dm“ 9°81 19 a 6000 Buffnd .. . g?" A ~ f‘ "1 oao Buff Ank . DOS sfgs f 1500 Calder "l S 1 '4 12x90 Cal Edm . Dllde“ *3 3000 Calmont Fraser 5" 1300 Ca-mpbell . “Yd A 2‘ 1'5 s35 Bl; of Ctim . u: i-4 Fmmd“ V - 7 m5 Cd“ Brew __ 23 Gen st \\ ares l0 1-4 900 Castle Tre How Sirifth 39 1 2 1550 Cent Pat, PL?!“ BlHGQQ y 7-8 13500 Cent Por H’ w“ ‘m’ 3° ' 5000 Cheskirl: . 01 CB" Tl‘? A1 — 15f "2 1000 Chrsterrille . . 272 n" Nmfwl 3“ ‘ 2:00 Ciiimo . .. 2:. Ymi‘ o" l‘ "2 400 Clirovniiiin . . 1Z3 ml‘ PP“! 13 1'4 3000 Cnrflium M Int Poivcr 52 700 Cocliciiour 235 m‘ Pa"? 7 a e000 Coloniat‘ . . .. . 051-2 Imp T°1Y _ _ "a .700 Coiiiarum . 101 B C PW“ - a" 3' isino Con Bczittic . .. s". C0" smell l" 3-4 13450 Con Home Lake WW5 ' " 33 315 Co“ smelt Muss Harris 17 i-4 4525 CO:I‘\ICS'I 010C011 Front l1 r-s 1000 Crcsfnuriim NM 5L Carr f; l , 1000 Crnwshorc ca“ N“ P d " 2300 Darnrzon NQHmd“ 47 2500 Davies Pm“ 3"“ 67 1" 1030 Dchme Quebec Power 1B 1 z 3550 Dena Slmwinigan 2i - 15500 Dicken 5° L" 15 1" 77,30 Dim, st Law Pfd , 44 3Qqm m‘, Int Dom Tex ll 1-2 230 Dome D01“ T" 2'7 25 Dom Bunk 25 1-2 will? El"? 19 1'2 16900 Donnlda St ofCtin 77 1-'i 0500 Dulzinia Bmllllfl" 15 12500 Diiquesne 14500 Duvny 2'00 Fn-t C 9 i. l... EX... “ Markets At Ii Glance 3.300 F. still 540D Eider - ~- 55000 Eldonri (Canadian Press] 12200 E‘ S i . 11500 vast"... on .. 21 _‘l‘oronto—Stocks mixed; iticius- , Eureka _ trials, golds down; base metals, _ pjh-on ivcsicrn oils up, 530 Frabishm. Montreal-Stocks lower; papers 700 Gum lead mild retreat. 4060 Gillies New York-Stocks mixed; light S400 Globe selling stalls advance. 550D GOCIS Lake . 80 2000 Gold Bag .. 04 1-2 ""*" “W 400 Gold Man . 9500 Osulake zsstio Goidliawk 660,, Farm," 103° g???“ 4000 Paramaq 529° °f“"= 2100 Piiymaetei- 22:2 22:22“ it w; - * ‘°‘ 347 Piece Cro . 3m He“? Gm aooo Porn Reef w 2°? “mm? . 1100 Preston 22s; trans?" s: M» .- 7600 H0560 ~ I n K 5805 Quemont . a ( .. 18500 Ind Lake 452g Qjmjmgfi Sig‘; 3000 Rufaununi l ‘.' 2300 Lacoln wgg PISS Jason ,, "000 Johurke 3-00 Edam“ ~~_ , 6010 Sherritt .. d 32700 Silver Mill . 1420a Kciivren H "figfl Sig, 4200 Starr-tilt ' 100 S 111 ' 4P9“ “M? L“? - - i750 silt-Quite 19m Lttbinrloi 1010 Teck H“ 69ml L‘*‘-"“~"j"°u anon Thom Lund 20°" 1' Dlll-g“ , M ssnn Thurbois .. .. 2022 2400 Tran Res .. . “G000 Tripgislrn 13w Upp can ~ ‘- 2000 Vicour 338125011” i» 119i?” rum" ~ 3&7.’ 3511?»? t... r222 m» 142-3 lVInctiWi EUR“ 3900 NiacDniiuId l9" 459° “llfllmd ‘ mo Daliious 5§°° Mldlm‘ aaso Foothills 28g Total sales 1.052.000. , , . __ 20% hinrciis \ 720i) ‘McKenzie . 3000 MrMtirrnric 800 Min (‘- 7000 ' i300 1500 i500 730p 1125 Nnrniirli 3100 Norbcuire i -——— 7'00 Normctzil 2000 Nvrhlirk RSPNRLT SNINGI-ES 2500 North Incn 35000 Norzone Dressed and Rough 4400 OBrIen . . Lumber 749° New MW‘ MIICDONALD 8| ROWE 338g 3-1132?“ Woodworking Co. Lid. 7100 Oi-Iac . PM"! 3" 9000 Osisko ..

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Wines of Ralph Msrgeson, Mount Dennis. Ont, taxi dflver murdered four weeks ago, will receive no mother's allowance, the Ontario Gov- ernment has revealed. Mount Dennis business men have collected lilAiD as e sitter flu mother and ha’ five children and the-cavern.

mmt refuses the allowance no the grounds that Mrs; Maijeson is not

"in need." Mrs. Margeson is shown

Muriel and Betty. A sixth child is expected,

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with Bobby, Kenneth, Richard.

New Yes-is Exchange

Anaconda . . Aim Car and P . Beth Steel

N Y Central Ghee Ohio Con Edison . . Eiec Auto Lite Gen Elec . Gen Motors . . Great North Pfd Std Oil NJ Kennecott .. Mont Ward . North Am . Phil Pete . U 8 Rubber . Radio Corp

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BANKS

Commerce Montreal Nova Scotia Royal Bank

Stock Prices tiff Slightly At N. Y.

lily Victor Eubanki

NEW YORK, Der. ia- (Aim- While assorted stock market lead- ers managed to keep on the up side today timid selling put a de- cided chili on the general recovery shift.

Transfers crossed the million level fur the eighth December ses- sion thus far with the day's aggre- gate at 1,130,000 shares compared with 1.230.000 Wednesday.

The Associated Press (SO-stock composite was off .2 of a point m, 64 5.

2353B

Canadian issues were lovver. Distillers Seagrams was down {-2 while Dome Mines dropped 3-8 McIntyre lest 1-4. Hiram Walker and Canadian Pacific were un- quoted.

‘On the Curb, Lake Shore and GIEUIi; Yellow Knife were ufiqiiOh- ed. Up a shade iierc Wqrtnlngbgn Pump, on a splitup proposal. Mereson Radio, on a planned stock dividend, and Aguirre Sugar on a raised and extra disbursement. Union Pacific added 1 1-2 at 154 1-2.

Warren Petroleum Common dropped 1 3-4 at 48 3-8, and the Preferred 5 i-4 at 120.

industrial: Seek Lower Levels 0n Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL, Dcc. 15- <cP)_ Industrials, led by papers, gong)“ lower price levels in quiet trading on the stock exchange and cum market today. Range was narrow "lid FY1011 Changes were fractional illr/fignes were easier In alight trad-

Closing averages indicated banks Off 0.25 at 27,75; utilities off 0.6 at 73.6,- lndusti-lals off 0.4 at 123,3, papers off 1.40 at 364.41; golds off 1.01 at 74.38. Approximate indus- trial sales amounted to 34,500 shares, an increase of 6,400 over yesterday's total Mining snles were 113,300 shares.

Price Preferred lost l-t at 9B 3-4 in papers and M. and O. drop. ped i-4 at 22 1-2.

In utilities Bull was off 1-2 at 16B i-a and Brazilian lost. v-a on a turnover of 1.508 shares. In car- riers. C. P. H. advanced i-R at 14 1-4. while Beagrams was otf s-s at. 20 in beverages.

On a turnover of 3,500 51131-95, Consolidated Homestead was up i-2 at 14 1-2 in oils. Home Oil Bained 5 cents at 4.95 on a turn- Over of 1,000 shares. McColI was shaded at. ii 7-8.

Cub Aircraft went down 5 cents t0 n new low of .65 In industrials. MacDonald extended yesterdays losses by dropping 5 cents at 1.85. Eldone, on a turnover of 3,100 Shire-i. was off i4 cents at. .65 and Band-Ore went down 3 cents at .19. Louvicourt went ahead 5 cents- at. 1.35. JolietQuebec and Quebec Manganese added one cent each. Their respective closing quotations were .40 and .54.

Trading box score; stocks trad

ed 175; higher 36: lower 07; un- ghanged ‘t2; new highs 3; new lows

a Produce

MONTREAL, Dec. 18 —(CPl- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as fol- lows:

kgsr Free cases, A large 41, med 43-43 i-2; A pullets 40-41, B 40-41: C 20-30. Packed for ex- paort A IMBQ 48; med ,0; pallet.-

Butter: Wholesale Que Jsteur- lied, fresh and storage no 1 63. Current receipt Que no 1 pasteur ized 68; no 2 67. First. grad: ereamery print job price 60; solids l6 i-2.

Cheese: Current receipts (fob factory and fob factory shipping points), Quebec. wihite 2S 11-16-- 28; weetem white and tcoiored Dec. make as 7-16. Wholesale: (expel-v. price current. first grade) western and Quebec white 2B 11-16-26. No other prices established. Potatoes: Que no 1 7b lbs 2.10-

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9-16: n n no i 7B lbs 1.00-2.00:

Solti Stocks Slip Iltluronto

TORONTO. Dec. i8 — (CP)— Golds gave way to moderate sell- ing pressure in the final hour of trading on the ‘Ibrontn tock Rx- change today and closed near lows for the day. i

Base metals displayed firmnes- for key issues although the ma- jority in the list trading were down and western oils established good form for pivoteis. secondary golds moved narrowly up to the final hour when a few wise iosses were registered.

The exchange! closing index showed golds down .92 at 102.60. base metals up .10 at 83.85, western oils .88 at 39.72.

Western oils recorded good gains for Anglo-Canadian, Calgary and Edmonton, Foothills’ Home Oil on advances ranged from 1i to 25 cents. .-

Aunor and Hollinger posted small gains among the senior golds where equally smal1 losses were recorded by Kerr Addison, Teck Hughes and Wright Hargreaves. Heavier loscrs among the juniors were Campbell, Central Patricia. Coniarum, Cournor, Donalda, Bast Malartic, Hciona, God's Lah. Little Long Lac. Macassa, Mac- Lcod, Pamour, Preston, Sullivan, Syivanile. Gainers were few and HHITOW.

Ahead in the base metals we c Labrador 5 at $620, Noranda i-Z at 47 Sherritt 8 at $2.93. Losers included Chromium, Nickel, Inter- national Uranium, MacDonald, Osisko, Quernont, Silanco.

Western oils listed 13 gains, 3 losses, 4 unchanged; mining issues 44 gains, 101 losses, 73 unchanged.

Satisfied With Work 0f First Weather Ship

OTTAWA. Dec. i8 —— 1GP) — Transport Department. officials t0- day expressed "complete satisfac- tion" with the technical results obtained by the St. Stephen, (lan- ada's first weather ship which completed its first; tour by landing at. Halifax last night after a 28- day vigil.

The ship. which occupied position "Baker" at the entrance to Davis Strait midway between the Stlltii- ern tip of Greenland and Labra- dor, encountered heavy weather on its first trip with Winds of 50 miles an hour almost continuous and sometimes Iiurricane blasts of ‘l0 ntiles an hour. "

L.B, soblsiii of Toronto, meteor- ological services technical adviser 0f the Transport Department. Sflld that in order tome-lease the huge \\'0fti.il0t‘ balloons for weather ob- servations in the stratosphere it was necessary for him to lie fast- ened by a stout rope to prevent. being blown overboard during bal- loon Iaunchings.

As a result of this first exper- ience. recommendations for im- proving facilities for releasng the balloons -six feet in diameter, are being studied.

Durini: the 26-day vigil. the "Si. Stephen" fulfilled two of her three basic purposes lo which site iras assigned. The first, of these was the continued weather observations despite adverse conditions. sec- ondly, the continual operation of a Iiezcon Service for trans-Atlantic aircraft. ETer on the alert, hut not called upon for action, was the sir- sea rescue unit.

Surface reports transmitted by the nautical weather-men permitted them to pinpoint. accurately the location of storms.

Upper ‘wind reports were obtain- ed by ridar up to heights of 47.000 feet while temperatures were mea- sured up to 05.000 feet. Instrum- ents used were designed and man- ufncttlrcd In Canada.

Preliminary upper air rrports

from this Initial venture imlitxaie that trans-ocean nircrnfl; may prof- itabiy use the northern route to maintain schedules, the aircraft being directed to the helping fec- ilities of the easterly winds on Europe-Canada bound trips. The new inlwnationnl system of weather reporting was put. Into operation after studies made by the Meteorological Committee of the International Civil Aviation Organization. which recommended the "floating" observation station system as a supplement. to the weather repel-ling stations existing on land. in addition to reports pro- vidcd byshlps at sen.

Reveal 00st 0f i00-Iiay Goal Strike

GLADE BAY. N.B., Dec. 1B — (OP) - Striking miners in last spring! IOO-dilv Maritime coal walkout ran up a $38305 srocery bill, 0d which CNODH still is out- standing. it twas disclosed officially tonight,

Although unofficial estimates of the cost of the strike hovered close to the $900,000 lTfiTk. the state- ment released by Adz-m Scott. Un- ited Mlne Workers (C.C.i.l.) dis- trict 2Q secretary-treasurer. was the first official disclosure of the amount.

The Union's international heed- querlers has already paid $486,000. with Trade UnIOns in Canada and the United States and other or!- snizations adding another $1M.-

Internationai headquarters will chip in another 8150.000 to help liquidate the outstanding debt. owed mostly to Nova Scotia mer- chants holding Union strike relief chits. with the district paying $74,- 005 from general funds and ‘he district's 18.000 membership being levied M cents weekly to pay the remaining $75. . '

ICICINHAM, Middielet. Ins.- (cm-mm "ll-ac nests were found In a village pump when It was cleaned for the first time

l II I 115-450; M I L".

' Queens.

Social Evening.

cnnu or THANKS

We wish te extend our sincere thanks to the elector; of First Queens for the splendid support which you gave us an December litIi. We ore at your service whenever you hgl‘ we can be of assistance in any way and we promise to Work in the best interests of the Province and lite First District of

We owe an especial debt of gratitude lo those rneny workers who so generously worked in our behalf. As a smell measure of appreciation we extend an invitation to eH Lint-pl workers and committee men of the First District (and, of course, their wives) to attend or Bredalbane Hull this Sutur- doy night, December 20th, at 8.30 p.111. when we will have q

W. F. ALAN STEWART FREDERIC A. LARGE.

CAPT. HOWARD DRINKWATER.

TANKER "BRUCE HUDSON‘

The disabled Canadian oil tank- er Bruce Hudson reached Toledo, Ohio, harbor after two V9555“ reached the ship In a snowstorm when she was towed in by t!“ U. S. tanker Rocket. Bound for Toledo from Port Stanley with a crew of 15, under Capt, Howsrs Drinkwater. the Hudson sent out distress calls after developing engine trouble, She was also run- ning short of fuel.