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nrrutasran m BEING IN business for yourself? sell high grade cosmetics either full or Ipare time and make tars! Pro- fits Doraldlna cosmetics Oom- Piny. MO St. Catherine East. Dept. I. Montreal.

ITABT YOUR OWN BUSINESS -

, Supply Families of Charlottetown with daily-used Nationally Ad- 5 vertlsed necessities. Weekly pro- mu of 550 to 5'15 at start possible for hustler. Can be increased with experience. To apply. write to F- Granger. 350 St-Roch Street. Montreal. Que.

WILL CONSIDER APPLICATIONS of reliable men. women to take over established neighbourhood Paula routes handling 200 Neces- alties including Teas. Coffees. Medicines. Toilet Articles. Farm Lines. etc. on full or part-time basis. Permanent. Over average eamiriga Free tralnlni WW9 Mr. G. Laurin, 21 St. Paul St. E.. Montreal. ,

Boarders Acconimoiiatsd EHIARDERB ACCOMMODATED. -

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ACCOMDIODATIONS FOR TWO boarders New oil heated home. Phone 5955.

Business opportunities APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEENG

accepted for an opening with I large firm in February or March. I955. Ice Cream Distributor Rie- quired to serve many retail ac- counts in your area. Small in- vestment. with suitable terms to pay balance in I years. For ooh- ference write to Frybury Mills Co.. 1176 sherbrooke St. West. Montreal, Que.

WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLIC- ations now for February 1955 operation. to one individual who can handle a Chocolate Bar Fran- ehlse. We will have 25 retail but- lets operating every day and sell- ng a variety of branded well nown chocolate bars. on pleas- t locations and surroundings. o help required. this is a per- manent business with a perman- ent. weekly income assured. Terms available. small investment. For conference write to Frybury Mills Co. 176 Sherbrooke St. West. Montreal. Que.

Unit, complete with motor and controls.

quiries to

LEARN

1:. N35 WANTED i-s6ii".v'iW.'Si?)'rT-

For Sale

For Sale

One U4 H. P. Compressor Suitable for mail refrigerator. Send in-

"REFRIGERATOR" Charlottetown Guardian

Female iiaoli-Vlanted

WELL KNOWN COSMETIC FIRM

is in need of ladies to act as rep- rs-sentstivea in your locality. Must have attractive personality. Write for lriformation Doraldina Coa- metice. 1570 st. Catherine East. Dept. 2. Montreal.

8 A I It D R I s 8 IN G- Marvel Hairdressing schools - Woman wanted W Greater Op- portunity--Better Pay Pleasant Work. Catalogue Free. Write Bloor street. Toronto Branches- Hlmllton - Ottawa. Canada'- National System

em, 16 bed hospital in Saskatche- wan. Separate modern nurses res. New grads 5210.00 per month. others. salary according to experi- ence. 3230.00 per month. board. room and laundry. Thriving busy town 30 miles from U S. border Apply in Sec.-Tress. Union Hos- pital. Bengniigh. Basis.

General Duly Nurses Excellent living acconi- modations in modern nurses residence.

For full particulars apply to matron

KING'S COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Montague

Found

cars & trucks For sale SPECIAL ON MOTORS

IM-8 Cl-IEV.--Rrand new recon- ditioned motor. complete with transmission g 5200.00

rourm - MAN'S warcn TN Springfield. Owner may have

POUND-LADY! WRIST WATCH. Apply Guardian Office.

same by identifying and paying for ad. Frank I-laslam. Spring- neld.

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SALESMEN: ov'arTisiTtio naiu.

Sales llelp---Female

ASSEMBLE STUNNING COSTUME jewellery. Sell to your friends. Easy to do! Try ill send 50c for beautiful Brooch Kit and whole- sale catalogue. L. G. Murgatroyd Oo.. Agincourt, Ont.

business. Sell to 1500 families. Good profits for hustlers. Write todadh Rawleigh'l Dept. A-470-S. Montreal, P. Q. '

New Colossal Industrial and store deal. Samples furnished. Dura- wear. 330 S. Dear-born. C-26, Chic- ago 4.

Transportation wantEE

wanrrzn - rassana To is& tnn around 26th of Jan. Phone 9398 after 6 l".M.

Wanted

WANTED - USED THICKNESS planer in useful condition. James Smith. Clinton.

WANTED--ALE BOTTLES. PINTS or quarts Dial 8595 Mlchaei Bros

MARKETS and FINANCE

Page 8 The Guardian

N. Y. Stocks

NEW YORK (AP)-A rampag- ing rally quietly faded away on the stock market last week.

it was a week,that. left many guessing about what comes next. The market broke badly the pre- vloua week after the federal re- serve board raised the require- ments for buying and selling stocks on credit.

,The move was taken as I warn- ing to Wall street about the booin- ing bull market in stocks that has been going on for 16 months.

On Jan. 7 the recovery from that break started. and it continued stronglyon Monday of last week. Some '15 per cent of the previous loss was retraccd in those two days.

But on the remaining four days of last week. the stock market al- most marked time as it drifted lower.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks declined 50 cents on the week and closed at llb2.30. The average now stands 31.30 above the low point of last week's break. SELLOFF SHOULD FOLLOVV

if the market now follows along the way brokers feel that it should, there will be a sclloff to deter-

Worlt Wanted

WANTED-A LARGE QFANTITYI

of mixed grain. also one cnal' hrooder stove. Parker Janet; York.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. OF- ll('P uork by girl with correspon- dence course. Apply Box Y L.. Guardian.

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experience preferable. Fiv

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FEMALE CLERK for Office Position Grade XI education required.

Previous clerical e day week with annual

Apply in own handwriting io:-

HA RLOTTETOWN

Large local office rcqu man who is interested in

mum education requiremen

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ires the service of a young 1: financial career. Mini- t, Grade XI.

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BOX 94 Gl'ARDlAN

1949 STUDEBAKER. complete with transmission . . . . 5150.00

Wnnds Hydraulic HOIST for 7 or I Ton Truck Isi'25.00

STEWART MOTORS LIMITED

USED CARS AND TRUCKS

1950 FORD 1 2 Ton Pickup. All grind tires. Good motor. Body tight . 8775.00

1951 DODGE TUDOR. two-lone. in excellent condition. Only 81196.00

1.950 AUSTIN SEDAN - One-own- er. Mileage. 26.000. A real hiiy at -. 5600.00

I946 PONTIAC SEDAN Save your new car 8196.00

OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTS.

DIAL 5431

STEWART MOTORS LIMITED

Gcnrge St.

Gt. Ch'tnwn

For Sale

FOR SALE - ELECTBULUX A-1 condition. Apply 12 Kensington Road. Fort sane - HALF nnaoirz and half fox hound. Al dog. Phone 6002

FOR SALE--ONE STOCK BOX '

fnr l-2 ton truck Apply Nol- snri Stevenson. Winslnr Road.

FOR SALE - 7n-llri YEAR OLD HPTPIOIOB Norbert Costello. Green Bay.

foa sane - rprwooo MAIL boxes. Apply Bill Dowling. 13 Maple. Street. Phone ma.

inn"sXf.i - oTvis7a'Fii-E”o? choice land. suitable for market garden or building lots. near

my. with paved road frontage. Apply "C E." Guardian.

sAl.T FISH ron SALE - DELIV- ereri C. O. D any Railroad station in P E. I. in 50 lbs. bundles. small cod lor per lb. Medium and large cod He lb. Eastern Packing Co. souris

ma SALE - QUEBEC HEATER 810.00. Enterprise Purnaoetto 812.00. W. Power. Opposite Air- port. Brackiey Point Road.

P03 !ALl'r-l ALLII-CHALMIII model "B". with starter and lights. Also feeder cattle. Lloyd

Caseley. Wilmot Valley.

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Lost LOST .. iiTvHviNiTi' LOYAL- ist, Beagle hound. Phone 7426. Miscellaneous

ELECTBOLUX DEALER - SYD-

ney .1. Jeffrey. Phone 1038. RADIO SERVICE - JACKIE

Doyle, dial 4306.

Auto Loans

A loan on your car can be arrang- ed quickly and privately at Trans- Canada Credit Corporation. Each loan up to 81.500 is life insured to rake care of unpaid balance in case of death. A courteous Trans- Canada Credit counsellor inter- views you privately.

TRAN S-CAN ADA corms. cmgmgi uiuiri-;n

to subsidiary of Trldnra Finance Cofhoralfon. Ltd.)

3. P. DALEY. Branch Manage Block mag. IGAA Kent at, Ulllrlotifbfown. Phone 852!

GARDENERS! Whether growing vegetables for I'IOfIlE USP OI llOlTllT15'I'1'lal pur-

poses, we believe it will pay you to get our

NEW 1955 SEED CATALOG We specialize in outstanding var- ieties. Write today for rice cata- log and see for yourself.

ARTHUR VESEY. YORK. P.E.I.

NOTICE

All Taxes due Tryon Con- solidated School District not paid by January 31st will be handed in for collection.

By Order of Trustees. tliiTiI'o"IiTIiTtoT'

so. A.i'n.. lluropc. To Ilb.000. Write Inployinent. Info. center. 0-0 4 Green at... Boston 14.

WANTED .

Charteied Accountant. or experienced senior r uired by firm of Charter Ac-

oountants in New Brunswick. Good prospects for advance- ment. Send full particulars Including age, experience, ed- ucatlon and salary expected to Box No. 96, Guardian Of-

AOTUAL JOBS IN CANADA. U. E. Room

PRO-FESSIO

Bell. Matheson & Foster 150 Richmond St.

J. Elmer Blanchard. B.A. 165 Queen St. Phone I232

M. A. Fa-mar, Q.C.. LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Gaudet-E I-Iaszard

Bank of -Ciurmerce Bldg. Allison M. Gillis. LLB. 180 Richmond St Dial 4741 A. Walthiui Gaudet, LL.B. Phillipa Bldg. 111 Grafton Sf. Palmer 8; Ilaslam Bank of Nova Ecutla Matheson. Peake & Nicholson 1'15 Grafton Street

J. A. MwGniga:D.A, Ourrle Bldg. - Dinliuu - Queen St

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BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. Etc.

Chas. R. McQuaid. B.A. Ind Richmond St. Dial III!

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III Kent St. Dial 5611 II. J. Mabou, R.0. Ilontsgue, P. I. L

J. S. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent Queen Sta. office 9138; House also

-CHIROPRAECTORE-E

Dr. W. B. Oar-son em runs. at. Dial us:

ARCHITECT

G. KEITH PICKARD,

3. Arch. M.R.A.I.C.. Summerside. P.E.I. Dial 22015 Charlottetown. by appointment Din! 7SI.'l.

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CCOUNTANTS-I

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mine whether-there is enough buy-I ing support at the lower prices to form a base for a rally.

If that support appears before the market falls below its previous lows, then a rally should be in oi- der. If not a new and lower base point would be In the making.

The five most active issues last week on the New York stock ex- change were: Electric and Musical Industries up is at as an 293.900 shares. New York Central of! 27.5 at SEWA. Sunray Oil up ii at 2174.. pennsylvania Railroad off 11,-: at 2335, and Allegheny Corp. off -36 at IW4.

Canadian issues closed the week mixed. International Nickel added -is, Hiram Walker was ahead In and Canadian Pacific slipped En.

Lake Shore was up V: on the American stock exchange and Royalite Oil gained lie.

cm: Anniiices Sale Of Hotels

MONTREAL (CP) - The Cana- dian National Railways announced Friday it has sold four of its ho- 1915 to a Canadian syndicate head- ed by Walter F. Thorn of Moose Jaw. Sask.

The hoiels are the Prince Ar- i.hur Hotel. Port Arthur, Ont; the Prince Edward l-Intel. Brandon. Man.; Minaki Lodge. in Ontario's Lake of the Woods district, and the Pictnu Lodge, Pictou. N. 5. Transfer of properties will take place March 1.

Sale price of the hotel: was not disclosed.

The announcement said the, sale resulted from an unsolicited nffer received last September through a Winnipeg brokerage firm.

Staffs. eligible to exercise. sen- iority rights. will be allowed to transfer to other CNR hotels, the CNR said.

In the Commons in Ottawa, Trade Minister Howe also an- nounced the hotels' sale. He said it will he the policy of the new owners to maintain the hotels' standards of ei'licieni',v. and that a program oi capital expenditures for all four hotels is to start ear- ly this year.

Prime Minister Comments On Income Tax Case

OTTAWA (CPI--Prime Minister St. Laurent said Friday he does not know how far he can go in making public information about a firm which claimed income tax deduc- tions for fixing up a palatial home to entertain government officials.

Evidence about the expenditures was given at a closed hearing of the income tax appeal board. The matter was made public last Satur- day in a board judgment which did not name the firm or officials.

Stanley Knowles (CCF-Winnipeg North Central Friday followed up previous Commons questioning of the prime minister on the matter by asking if he could name the firm.

Mr. St. Laurent replied he is not yet in a position to say if he can do this. He had not completed re- ceiving legal advice.

Mr. Knowles asked. if it wcrc found that the name could not be given, whether the Income Tax Act would be changed to "remove this cloak of secrecy." 4

The prime minister said if he reccivcd legal advice that this uas ncccssary the government Would! consider it.

Monday, January 17. 1955

U.S. Steel

CLEVELAND (AP)--Steel mu- azine says the steel market is shaping up for a strong first half. but adds that "a decline in the middle of the year would not be unexpected." ,

A substantial amount of the cur- rent market strength comes from the auto industry which is putting on a big production drive to hedge against a possible automotive strike at the end of May. Wage demands in the auto industry are expected to come to a head by then.

Right now. some mills are fully booked for the first six months on many products. particularly the light. flat-rolled type. Others re- port their first half books are fill- ing so rapidly that they are tell- ing customera to get in orders im- mediately if they want them filled.

Any cut in demand from the auto industry may be offset by in- creases from other fields. Steel says. Construction is one of the in- dustries being counted on. and is expected to be in full seasonal swing.

American mills. meeting the ctir- rent surge in demand. boosted their output 1.5 points last week in 82 per cent of capacity. The price of finished steel remained steady. with Steel magazine re- porting I revised composite price of sll'l.82 a net ion. The price of scrap rose 50 cents to 835 a gross ion, the highest level since Novem- ber, 1953.

Attempted Resignation Is Debaled

O'I'FAWA (CPI -- The govern- ment said Friday the resignation of L. B. Thomson as director of the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration in run for the Sas- katchewan Liberal leadership was not accepted because no other per- son could fill the job so cap:-ibly.

Agriculture Minister Gardiner made the statement after John Dicfenbaker (PC-Prince Albert.) said non-acceptance of the resigna- tion is the type of thing detri- mental to preservation of a non- poliiical civil service. It was some- thing which endangered the in- violability of government. service.

Mr. Thomson submitted his re- slgnature last November before the Saskatchewan Liberal conven- tion. He did not win the leader- ship and the government did not accept the resignation.

Prime Minister St. Laurent in I statement at the opening of the sitting said there appeared to be no legal reason for Mr. Thomson to have resigned.

N0 LEGAL REASON

"The resignation was evidently submitled as a matter of propri- ety." he said. No action on the resignation was taken before the nominating convention and sub- sequent to that event Mr. Gar- diner recommended that it. not be accepted.

Mr. Diefenbaker said any per- son in the public service should resign if he desires to seek public office. There was no other way for an Individual to evade the sug- gestion of political partisanship.

NO CONDITIONS ASKED

Mr. Gardiner said Mr. Thomson resigned prior to the convention but his resignation did not ask any conditions. However. Mr. Thomson said he was prepared to coniinuc as director of PFRA until a suc- cessor could be found.

”After it was all over (the con-

MINIMUM QUOTA The winning candidates in pres-I idential elections in Costa Ric.-II must have at least 40 per cent of; the tnlal vote. I

ventinni and he was not the leader it was my opinion that he was still the best man to carry on as di-. rector of PFRA. . .", gaid Mr Gardiner.

WE NEED JUNK

MAURICE BLOCK & COMPANY

158 Kent Street

We are paying for scra ton (2,000 lbs.), scrap car

Charlottetown

p iron and steel S1000 per batteries 3:125 each.

ormwa (OP-The government will investigate whether any fed- eral officials were i. entertained in a private country residence but a company seeking construction con- tracts. A recent ruling of the Income tax appeal board disclosed that an unnamed firm entertained public officials in g stunner residence. Prime Minister St. Laurent said Tuesday in the Commons he will endeavour to ascertain what was said at the closed hear of the case and secondly if of the government were entertained. He said he was "very much eur-

rlsed" by the disclosure in. the dis decision, issued last set.- urday

The judgment. signed by board member W. 5. . said the company claimed deduction of 3.27.780 from its loin taxable in- come for alterations to the sum- mer home "where officials and of- ficers of the various government bodies could be entertained prior to negotiations of government con- tracts." v

OFFICIALS UNIDENTIFIED

The governments or officials were not identified. The name of the company also was withheld be- cause it had asked that the hear- ing of its appeal be held in pri- vats.

The board's Judgment did not give the location of the property. but it is understood it was in Que- bec province.

The deduction was not allowed on the ground that the contracts were let to a subsidiary of the company, identified only as "No. 237.

The parent company only rented construction machinery to its lub- aidlary and therefore could not claim deductions for money merit to obtain income under terms of the Income Tax Act.

Mr. st. aurent. replying to a question by Donald Fleming PG- Toronto Eglinton, said:

"I have never heard any eug- gestlon that it was considered to be necessary by anyone to have a residence to entertain government officials."

REFEIIRI-ID T0 8'I'ATItLMENT

This apparently referred to a statement in the board's Judgment that company No. 32'! felt it "nec- essary" to entertain officials of government bodies to obtain con- tracts.

when the House opened. Mr. Fleming said:

Last German War Prisoner In Canada Released

(YITAWA. (C-P)-The last Ger- man priaoner-of-war held in Can- ads. in man sentenced to life im- prisonment for I. prison camp murder in 19611. has now been re- leaeed and deported to Germany. a. yustlce department spokesman said Friday.

He is Adolf Kratl. 3!. taken prisoner in North Africa in 1942 and slant to a prison camp near Medicine Hat. Alta.. where he be- came involved in a comp uprising that culminated in the murder of a prisoner.

A spokesman said he was re- leased last December from the Saskatchewan penitentiary where he spent almost 13 years and was deported. He is now back in his native cologne. Germany with his '18-year-old mother,

- '1"lSOnPlS. including Kratz. were tried. One was hanged, the otlur was freed and Kratz was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Sydney Coal

Mines Go On

Reduced Time

SYDNEY. (OP)-Nova scotiirs largest coal operator announced Friday that many of its pits will go on reduced working time next week and will lose close to an average of three weeks each be- fore the first of April.

Miners took it as the biggest single letdown in the ailing indus- try since the closing of several

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Federal Gov't To Probe Parties For Contracts Story

"May I III: the prime minister if a recent decision of the ineom. tax appeal board has been brought to his attention concerning ex. DGDdll-IRE in 1mDfOVLng l, cu-gun residence that was purported 1,, be used to entertain certain gov. eminent officials during eontnc; negotiation?

"Has the prime minister a mtg. ment to make on this subject?"

Mt. St, Laurent said:

"I shall endeavor to have it looked into. first of all by as- certaining Just what was disclosed before this income tax Lppegl board. and whether or not that would indicate that any official; or this government were being enter- tained in that way."

on; Cloud On Economic Horizon

LONDON. (CP)-The only cloud on Canada's economic horizon, says The Financial Times. is a cur- rent drop iu the inflow of fund: for direct capital investment.

Last year. the paper notes in it, lead editorial, the flow of capital investment funds was running at a rate equivalent to only three- quarters of the 1953 figure.

"It is plainly possible that then may be a pause in the develop ment of Canada's resources of raw materials until the expansion of no economy as a whole overtakes the recent-and already planned-in creases in supply. ,