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COMMONWEALTH

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iNTERNATlONAL OORP. , SHARES ' onus DIVBBSIFICATION, A IAIB lanolin, uasonlllsns

APPRECIATION POSSIHILITIES, AN ABSUI-ED IAIIKET AND EXPERT INVESTMENT UUPEIVISION

ASK FOR DESl/‘RIPTIVI OIBOULAI

i. J. BiiEliiiAli a. commit LTll.

E. M. BAGN ALL-Manager lottetown

The Markets i At A Glance

TORONTO, Feb. 8 - (OP) — ’I'he mining groups moved forward to post sizable index gains and the Western Oils weakened narrowly today- on the Toronto Stock Ex- change.

The market was lacking in fea- tures apart from a lively market for some of the Junior issues. How-

Telephone I410

ey had a run-up of a few cents ‘on the news of an‘ accidental strike

subscriptions, Other rates on application.

I Advertising iiate's—l'ayahle in Advance

Minimum Charge hi: Any A...“ ' Central Guardian locals, 5c pnr word; lo per word; Announcements and Colnin Classified. 3o per word; 1n Memorials: No of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards. etc., tors of Condolence, 10c per inc-h; Wedding for $1.00 and l0 cents for every

and A,pi-ccilltion, 70o per inch oi- ic per word. Llats of A0 cents per inch. Address and ‘rrosentstioll, 81.00.

additional 8 words.

on the company's property at Red Lake. Golden Arrow, Central Por- ‘cupine, Joliet, McKenzie, Shawky and Stadacona were heavy traders at higher prices.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 - (AP) - ‘Stock Market leaders pulled slug- gishly in opposite directions today with scattered industrials making |some headway while liquors again

weakened and rails suffered a set- ‘ back.

The Associate Press Gil-stock a- veragg Wls off ,3 of a point at 79.5.

Feb. 8 - (C?) —

nt 25 Cents

western and Eastern locals Events, 8o per word; 10o per inch: Lists _ 5o per name; fict- cngagements, 40 words Notices of

For Sale

m3 same -- Fniumw‘ cow. John Todd, Bradalbane, 25-24. FOR. SALE — SMALL USED Radio. Phone 1BO5-L. 2-8-2i

____ FOR SALE — 1928 CHEVROLET. Good rumiliilg order. Apply 206 Cumberland Street. 2-9-21.

__Z.__i;_. ____ FOR SALE -— 1N TIGNISII, EIGHT room house. Apply C. P. Mc- Carilhy. 2-9-31.

WORK BOB YOURSELF —

GIRL WANTED yo]; GENEBAIJcst buying which found thc mar-

Female Help Wanted i

. MONTREAL Liquors extended Thursday's losses - ‘in trading today on the Stock Mor- lket and other sections of the list Agents wanted boarded were narrowly irregular lwith gains winning in a day-long mqistruggle for predominancy.

Must have full time employment. Unl- WTNPITPEG. Feb- 8 — (C?) T led Art Company, Torgntg g_ Ryc futures vaiucs on the Winn- A-w_1.11.g51_ peg Grain Exchange today advan- ced the full five-cent limit on lnod-

inoney selling portraits.

housework No 5m,“ 131111111511 ket almost bare of offerings. APDly to Box N. S. Guariiagfé-tt‘ CHICAGO‘ Feb. 8 __ (AP,~_ After comparatively timid trading

in May rye in cal-iv dealings. bro- kers became confident as the ses-

FOB SALE — 1987 CHEVROLET Coach in first. class. condition. Write J. J. Mcare Guardian,

2-8-31

FOB SALE — TWO LOBSTER boats wilh 5 1i. P. Imperial Engines, all in good repair. Lloyd Cox, Moreil. 2-9-31.

i‘?! FOR SALE--ONE NEW AND

three siigihtly used Jamesway Electric Brooders, Write “UH Guardian, 2-8-31.

.___.___.i__._._______ FOR SALE — SLIGHTLY USED Velox Cream Separator. R. Mc- Donald, York. 2-9-11

FOB SALE-SEMI- SPEED sleigh. Also driving sleiglh and

one Clydesdale Stallion. Apply 127_ POWTIHI Street. 2-8-31. FOR SALE —- l5 ACRES LAND

with buildings. three miles from

Charlottetown on Daved high- way. Apply Guardian. 2-7-31.

FOR SALE — ONE CRIB AND mattress. Phone l9l3-L, or call at 106 Hillsboro.

2-9-21;

FOE SALE - ONE COMPLETE set hardiwarc. new, for 9 ft. or

C

WANTED '- MIDDLE AGED‘ prices substantially higher. woman or girl for housework. Write "Z." uardian. 2-7-1311.

WANTED — RELIABLE MAID

HARNESS REPAIRING, -— G.

Mommaanfmf s - (or) -

wgggjltia; MAggplyFolillssllggéltyProdltcei lgricetsl qgoted hereD today ~ , repor e y t e om nion e art-

George Strea- 2'9'“*| ment of Agriculture follow: p Nilscell" "QQUB l EGGS: Packed forexport A Large |

REWARD TO

ALLING ALL LIVESTOCK MEN

slon progressed today and bid

Produce

for general housework. Good wages. Apply Mrs, J. J. Rae, 98 Queen Street. Truro, N, S. 2-9-54

37: A Medium 35; spot free cases; A Large 36: Medium 34; A Puilets 2-8-21. 28; B 30‘ C 25. _ ANYONE GIVING§ BUTTER: Wholesale Que mmmmiwn 7° "'19 7911191191 91 B hing pasteurized fresh and storage, stove and hay from the barn at] N0 1 35 1.2; NO 2 35 1.2; current my prllace at Hillsboro. William F’. 19cm t Us m, 1 PQQQQuriZQd 35. Jard e, 62 Great George Street.‘ 3.4 e1 t1; No 2 31 3.4 do] Mu; Livestock

Henry Jones, ‘HBZGlbIOOlf.

2'5'7‘9‘31- first grade creamery prints job price 38; solids 37.

I CHEESE: Current receipt, west- ern and Quc. colored llii.

22 1 —- star cough; colds dlspem. white 22 FOB; wholesale, colored r. in ess

time than ou ever 22 13/16-23 1/18, white 22 34-22:. hought possible with EV, the renriarkabe veterinary remgdy POTATOES: 75 lb bags No. 1 that wmks P.E.I. N.B. 1.90, No. 1 Small NB.

on nose, throat. and bronchial tract. ZEV. made by the makers of Buckley's Mixture. g-rves amazing results in the most

1.75; 100 lb bags Maine A 2.54, N. B. 2.25-2.33: 50 lbs Maine 1.15

10 ft. "Tilt In" garage door. Ap- stubborn cases. $1.00 a bottle at HULL. England —(CP)-A 2,- ply Mount Stewart Service Sta- Hughes Drug Co., Ltd, and Red- DOD-pound unexploded bomb has .ioil. 2-9-ll. din Brothers, 2-8-22. been_ located. after a thrze-year FOR sou: -- B n. r. IMPERIAL To Let 5mm“ m °° m‘ ine. Good condition. Fully

equipped, A, D. Doyle, Mt, Stew- art. 2-9-21.

.___ FOR SALE —- GUERNSEY COW. 3 years, fresh, General purpose mare 5 years, well broken. Straight back driving sleigh. Neil Mac- Nelll. Milton. 2-9-11.

Personal HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed postpald in plain, sealed envelope with prlcellst. 6 sam les 25c; 24 samples $1.00. Mai -Order Dept. 138. Nov-Rub ber Co., Box 91, I-Iamiltonl, Zflgntfi

- -2 .

SLENDOR TABLETS ARE EF- fective, 2 weeks‘ supply 51.00; 12 weeks $5.00. at all druggistsb 1

Wanted

WANTED-CIRCULAR SAW AND frame, suitable for sawing fire- wood. Writo "B" Guardian.

2-8-31.

WANTED — LIVING BOOM AND kitohenett. Write "B. S.“ care Guardian. 2-8-24.

DRESSED POULTRY WANTED '-

Brookfleld Creamery Limited. Truro. N. S, l-B-Slltlti Apl. 30.

Lost, Found. Strayed

T0 LET ._ WAREHOUSE AT zoo

CANADA-WIDE SALES ORGAN- ization seeks aggressive higtl- _.._ calibre salemen having 0d ccin. nectlons in_anv of the allowing: portunltics and work them out Pharmaceutica alid drugstores, steadily." he said. “When fisher- fiaint. hardware. Jewellery. lhousc- men refuse to go out after tile 01d Boods. gift crews consider they have made

(CPL-Newfoundland

situated than any other the wprld to make s. business out of fisheries and every effort should be made Vice-Adm a1 'l‘hcinas Walwyn, governor of New- foundland since 1936, said prior to his recent retirement from

stantial demand for salt fish and there is

ST. HEIJERS. Jersey -—-(C P)- One mile of the new North ad. which will skirt the whole of the north of Jersey when completed, was officially opened recently. The road has been dedicated to all the men and women of Jersey who suffered during the war.

Grafton. Apply A. J. Gliz

2-8-31. Salesmen Wanted

shops. perfumes and cosmetics, who esale foods and grocetaria, automotive acces- sories. chain and department stores. Must possess car. Attract- ive V Apply 1n W111- ing, giving full particulars, ercnces, etc. to Box 99. Outrcmoint, Montreal, Qu

enough money for the season. and when men work for a few months and hnvin made a few hundred

six weeks, the outlook for the fut- ure is rather disconcerting‘. Station "The herring industry as » ebec. ently had a great incentive and I 29-11- {lope will rcéontinléetto mainotsiinma SEES GREAT FUTURE $25? bigot-aegis’ 381i! 1e New? FOR. NEWFOUNDLAND ‘floulndlanlg a? where tlieteherring ;i— s cry ac veiy pro-secu d. ST. JOHNS Nfld, Feb 7 — "Newfoundiandis war effort was is better country in

ref-

magnificent and her contribution in manpower to the navy, army and air force, merchant navy, foresters and civil defence has of- ten received generous and worthy tribute in England and elsewhere.

"The war brought a boom o prosperity to the island which completely transformed the econo- mic position of the country, and I holpe this will continue for many years to come . _

"It is a debatable point, as in

the industry,

to develop ir B r Hulnphrey

n

that

'7'I‘herc will always be a sub-

f no reason why riccs a

LOST - TRUCK JACK BETWEEN Hampton and Victoria via Cra- naud. Buddy Morrison, Hamp- ton. 2-9-11.

.___ WILL THE PARTY WIIO TOOK the lady's white scarf in mistake. from tihe Charlottetown Hotel last Sunday, please phone 9052.1,

I 2-9-11.

PURE ‘BBED ENGLISH SETTER female. strayed to the home of Tom Gardhaln, 75 Upper Queen Street. 2-9-11.

LOST - GENTLEMAWS WRIST watch. nczlr or 'n Forum. Re- turn to 32'1 Grafton. Reward.

2-031.

I Machinery

\

working machines Newest tvoeo available from direct (octorv ren-

msentatives for Canada No hrioritv now necessarv Wire or Air Mail your orders tcdav as deliveries are heinv made bv order of date DeWnlt Dhher Corporation. Ltd 402 Wv-t Ponder St. Vancouver Can-ids

a l l i .

i I l I l i

i

ll to said before a joint meeting of the Newfoundland Board of

future for the fisheries country if

_. ‘_ houses. Well teaaatel. florefltlemmm “an.” u‘ m“.

lJ Dre-war level." he whether this country can be called ‘Sell-Supporting’: at the present time, yes, but looking some years ahead, I doubt if it, will be 1m- Pfflfltlml Purposes. even with our gtigsent surplus of nearly $25,000,‘

l’

ADAMS o» co. REGISTELIII iiEAl. ESTATE DEALERS '

119 Queen st. Plieue-'-Day IBIS-Night m '

Tl‘ d d Bt. John's Service club. a e an “I am certain there is u

aura‘ o D she will seize her up?

dollars wa k out and blow it for 1

maowrof r- . Closing Stock QbIIOIBIUOIII,

5800‘Orenuga 12050fOrlac -- .

Voffllck Crow- 'H""">:>r Pen

Farms For Sale

rlislsclironr-s lliilu r c- lotteto l "M" wilt-tho. balance miss-firewood and zili-ob ‘$351k? roonled house. Bani N’ x f5’. Other outbuildings. drew- Psmli would». New lPPle orchard. Near sollool lion Church. Ono-half mile from Bodford B. B. Station. Price $8300.

MODERN IABM BOMB-J“ . “nun, ‘I _ acres of land-ill under oul

HOUSES FOR saus- I

W" - Baht-reeled nousfin enoelout lmllir. Gai-III- hi. Pensacola‘ llllllllllioeeusnlioatien. OIIAI-DOITITOWN- “m”, scotieuofoiiy-Onssidoseiffiaincll. ‘ $4.1m“; :1; ‘urethane, one ofwllieil WmIIQIVIIIIIIIQ (or “mug,

within lhlily dlyl, Particu-

lwln la residential am Ar-

l

i LOTS FOR SALE

it . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i311?» 2.114.000

~— (OP) -

’_. ihcclw wo-znw

llqfllllPflCibtliiilp 1. . l;

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gggoiilgglndora . 470 This is an opportunity for some nsnotvsli Mal .0 l-I returned veteran to secure an up-

“mwpay ast 03 to-date modern brick homo, which mr-lyvon y 32 will take care of s family. shown», Pig _ , Built ‘gut previous to the wsr. witil

e

only eriais and wor

IMMEIIIATE POSSESSION

very best time-war mat- - Owner supervised. Ground floor, front don.

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raIQIfi-flluliea

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etstllil. rinillct EASTERN‘ tiliim

"m ."-iwell . . I 'l.iis dining-room, living-room, one of the 1"‘"t?-'Premler . . 325 three most spacious town, full “'"‘°reston ,.3 I10 width of house. Modern kl pogrypm-dy . 2'2 cupboards galore. tiled fink, etch] nrzht‘ mo» Man .. 88 etc. Breakfsltsnhex. Twobodrootnl. 25"1"-‘u2enstcn .. . 120 one, surrounded w1th windows. ~~~~~-—~-~,,-rl _ . Eat-n. dealer! living room. shes ' , ' ornamen ‘GOO-bl _l9 same. Also piece batlirooum toorvRouyn . 56 Two splendid largo and one small ‘ gamrqqxgn; _ 1.00 Iililllll llillllfl. Wlllll lllil Elli-Eh AQLYRoy . .. 2-1 style , windows, iboae retina nMWRuah I. . w have exclusive arrangement of eup- .---~l.-._,,,,,,rm _ , 4.'~ boards and drawers Inlet. shed’ IOWFIVWQnatOr __ 1.3’! basement. l-lot water boa , fili- "'"‘Q\-gwk¢y . iii! sge attached and undc _. v-l ‘ """"'-!.hez-rltt 2.05 in~ room has extra large lire plsoe. -—-~ 1.11 of nlllilile design, love seats on mil int! slllaniustboseenioiie tel. . 2|) Extra he!!! wlrilll. ll"!!!- 1.85 hardwood floors. i1 with the, 1.322 "about English‘ villi, ell I ~»~-~—~-- . . 8'1 - hl-‘his hon}: us!!! imam. n11: ~ n,» _ “n; .1--$f9l‘ viihia . little council's for as your. "Plenty" \ ~~-,~'-~hi--n of land with mm trees nu some] \ “hggjxhurboa _ _, coloured iilao hedge, she vacant lot. "" ""71! I ..- e outta“: a" '" ‘was b 1"" '1» flan .. ~ make it s srofltableivodmon isflwvcniure - -- 1g School one Illnlto all ~ WWWaite § 5g“ g; A | Jfxzmjgfllt: ~- ~25 about modern su - I ~ a . , RVIWWIIorz .. . l8 city oeilvouisaou. st ensuing i nmwrl Hsr . M5 tn .sol assumes: b300IYellorex . . . . . . . . . . . .. M $00080 (l! l ef- fsrod, secures ink ou . . . . I85 IIBIIIUJ l1 wrlthl 111%“ 0°“ ‘ no lea m. ads‘. Gandhi. a

o can. Eviooliolo

Voters lists have been preparedfiir flu-Civic Election to be held on Wednesday the Thirteenth day of Febrpary 1946 and will ‘be posted for ‘the inspection of all electors at tlieChy Court Room, City Building. up to and including February 11th, lliib-frolil 11 sun. to 523013.111. daily.

Voters are advised to ascertain ‘tbatftheir niiliiesl are properly liiiiw ed in all wards in which they are qualified to vols. Voting Qualificationsz- '

All Mliles and Females must bu-I-

(a) 21 years of agealid upwards - "

(b) Resident of City for one year (except 4 below)

(c) British Subject , _' ' ,.

(d) Not in Arroarspon December 81, 1945 for Civic Rates, Taxes . or AssosQsata. " ~ '

And must be:-

(l) Owner of freehold of land or promises for}! months previ- ous to the Election to the value of One Hundred Dollars.

I (2) (MaieshTensnt or occupaat'_for 8 months at annual rental

i value of Fourteen Dalian. , .

‘ (B) (Males) Have paid Poll Tax of FiveDollsl-o for 1945 on or _ before December 81, 1045; i " _ , '

(4) Male or female, non-resident but otherwise qualified as above, if dbiiig business and occupying business premises in the City; if illlllflmllilll" lsffreelieidto, vote- only in Wartim- Wurds where f livid lies, otherwise only ill Ward

» of business occupancy. Y l, ' v " , " MultiplaVotivilIh- . I _ g 7 ' ' Perseus vo fol‘ 8|ctioils:,(~i),;asd,(l) paiillsve may m. in _ iuwllleh they; 1n, iif, ._ - .- a ‘. in lag-oil Section (2) my volatility la- tile Ward‘ of "llifllllill! are resident". Q 1 , ~ I vlopuiy. ‘" ‘moi qullmiflinslioilioi; his iilnbol having rsnevnlfroul oilo Ward» another ivitliitl; smooths next»- prgellag lists of Ilecthiitfbltiihlgvilll iajitbl-aler Ward » We‘ ~' <-§-'l.-'-"*'- p st-Clarloitetewa tlll itlildt. "of it

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(Plow Abitibl 7500'Acme ll iz- ‘nmlfflfiil 3mm“ - "n aliens“ l." I I1 isgicl Tel 188 - B9 l4 Call Cem - 40 Can Pac 3S 74 Celanese d’! , -. 34 Can Car Found ..51 Can Car Pfd .. 35 - 69 1'3 Can Steamships 21 1-40 Cockshutt 16.00 Can Vickers - 59 Dom Bridge . g. Born goal Pfd . 1-55 viii seogWYf... 165 Dom Steel n .. - 35 Dryden . . . . .. . 35 Ford A , . . . .. . 40 Founda Co . . . . . .. - .. 18 5-8 Gen Steel Wares .. 1-53 Howard Smith .. 32 43 Ham Bridge . .. 43 Hiram Walker . 117 ‘$8 Can 1nd Al A .. i9 . . _ w _ s”? 14 n“ h-ickel _ _ _ ‘ H l‘: ha . q I .1 _ I - ~41 - Imp 0n " P ~ - - ' ~ . » '

900001: __ 3,, Power Pm 1 Members o! the Butter and, Cooperative groups . in session d the lhitv f“ meeting st mugs" 3127 ,5 Fails. The Dal. Ihrm 1 ~ ‘ ' is so. us... its in n. s... :::.""'""'“°'r"*""" s"~==-~-= v-.w~e"~~ c-~~=*=~-=»w--~ Bidwtlrestaurum ,, 34 Co“ sme" g1 ,

8600Delnit¢ . 290 lake o1 wood; 39 1-2 to November, inclusive 83 million . . , . . ~ ~ _ ' - 10500 Denison .. . .. o9 1-2 M“ powgy , _, 34‘ pounds were shipped of which i3 " ' ' , - '

mfllDlclccn . 1.85 Mass“, 1451-1-15 18 34 milion pounds represent November - '

42001glv Int . 88 Mega“ Fm“; 19 7-8 shipments. The Ukraine and Russia ' '

90. ome .. 3i 1-2 Na, 5199i CB1‘ as l-z received almost one nlilllon pounds. ' ' '

7wolguvy -h~i-~- - 33 Can Nor Pfd 14 . , ' V

‘i? man... .. l2 swarm... w“ us": I » t ~ 45500fEa Mal .3110 Que pow," _ _ 21 the‘? "b h! ='~"°=-1°"= ° i ma . . - . .- - - loss-ocular 1.1a shawinlgan H 23 H, woodmoagngaauezpgtsgfie Chagg; n tlye, and integrity, returning-after years of service

loasigiligi: .' 113g? 5, p1,,“ " 3g been resulted w neighboring l“ "W" “will”, and MW 599M118 8 Wflrthwllllc business seooolroa Kirk 21 1-3 Dom Texme ~ 95 M Lough rough by Alan Moss, an career, are needed by the Sun Life Assurance Company of lillgikgiflil" 8-22 Dom T81 .. 2s a: m°fiilw§rgeffmrikifrfelf°g§g Canada. Previous experience in selling is not essential

i es ' , 1 ' ' ‘ . ' ' . ' . _ 30810 919mm 19 $251 fgeéaxfad; _ wedding this year. as successful applicants will receive the special training lfgglggfgallé- H gg Brazilian 2s l-2 course given freely by SunLife oxperts._ This course fully 9,301,100,118" 19 , M S a1 qualifies veteransfor the responsibilities of their new 15833380113 lAIawk . lg; Ortgagfi O . positions. Steady income from the start. Pension and qlmlagld ~_-_ .12 "Q" Yflfk sickness privileges are also provided. The Sun Life or gdltaifllwfin 2.3g Canada ls glad to have the opportunity of helping to es-

- .019: B3,“ H m tablish repatriated servicemen in a business of high stand.

Aailggfylliagffouil... .. s: m o‘ Mmh L n, in: and repute. . a we . .. - ' I ' - ldiiwignutlxmlio Anaconda 51 l4 noomnALLm. M“ o! "if?" och“ Apply‘ SUN [JFE ‘OF CANADA u, a . . . . . . . . . .... .. - _

zzoofl-isrk r . m ggllhcegtgrlid F ..1 gs IIlURlCIIIIIOIId Street-Phone 835 4700§Harr can . 27 l-2 N Y centmrm‘ 83 5:8 < ‘mmneath - 55 ch53 and 0150' " ,6 3,4 _._.._. ..... - ‘_.' .. ., llaloplevo . . . . .. . s1 on Edison -- 251 u _ i . . - - 3°°°m 5m - 11 Elec Auto Lite ' "o, ' géggigdnng ' “z General Elec n 51 I i. i '