DECEMBER 6. 1939

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ETOCK QUOTA TIONS

Montreal Stock Exchange

Montreal Curb

(Cansdian Irena)

(Canadian Irena; 8m“ "ti" . _.__. l 231% 8'8‘ ‘“ ,._ q“, 13 5-8 i w“ l‘ B A580 23 l 4, grilalflgg‘ 15g L?‘ Beauharnols 5 1-4, wk 5m: 5 Baltliurst A 13 1.3 Bic Pow A m 14 Can Vltilifirg 5 3-4 Ru, Products l7 I-2 Dmmn“ I“ g Cin we“ 1g ti’; Dom Brid 13 7.5

Car Pfd 2'1 l-a m” v ° l“ 5-8 Din Ind 3 14 Ford A 321.2 Bin swam 6 Hir Walker 43 1.2 0812mm 2,1 3* Imp Oil 15 5.3

Smelt 4a 1-4 m‘ Pa‘ 23 14 0005s“ m Price Corn 2o B3‘... oolii Pfd 21 Pr“ P” 91 Dom Brl 38

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- s1 Y c b $3,, ,, ,_., ew ork ur gm steel Wrs gfilvfugnmm‘ 19 (Canadian Press)

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“soy Harris 6 1-4 iioCoil Front 8 1-4 Am ri B 31 iill Power 3O 1-4 Am G85 Eloc 37 l-4

y Brew 36 1-2 Am Super Power 3-8 N,“ gt Cal‘ 69 Brown 0o Hid 2'1 9W8,- Corp 10 l-2 Cities Service 4 3-4

spec Potter 18 5-8 Creole Pet :2 3-5 Bhawlnlgfln 23 1-8 El Bond Share '7 5-8 5, uw Com 5 l-8 Gulf Oil Corp 88 1-2 5; LW prd 18 1-2 Humble Oil 63 1-4 5,9910; can 85 Lockheed Ali- 30 st oi Can Pfd 81 1-2‘ Niag Hud 6 5-8 w’); 190 Pant Oil 5_

Central Guardian locals, 6o per

to per classified 8c per word; Ln Memo

Advertising iiates~

Mlznimum Charge for Any Advertlaments 25 Cent:

word; Announcement: and Coming Event: 3o

i-‘iurol and Spiritual Offerings. Cards etc"

Payable in Aélanee

d Eastern locals per word; riuu Notice: 70c per inch; List: oi 5o per name; Lettera oi gornent 40 words for 81-00 ds. Notices of Thanks and 0rd. List: of Subscriptions

word; Western an

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FOR BEST QUALITY CHRISTMAS Trees phone 1210. L-844-11-22-29-12-6.

_._.__-__- FOR. SALE-JERSEY COW ly il-eslloned. Fred E. Moyse, Central Bedeque. L-128-12-6-1i.

ROTARY THRESHER CRUSHER and other belts. Also Rubber Traces. Grader canvas all at p- ular prices. Clinton Morrison, Fredericton. L-l190-12-1-5i

Miscellaneous

Appreciation. 70o per iuch or 4c per w it cents per inch. Address and Presentation 81.00. Other rate: on

ipplicatlon. ______}

For Sale To Let

NcINTOSH APPLES AT REEVES’. T0 LET-TWO GARAGES. AP- Solithport. L—17-12-2-6i. ply at 145 King St. L 49 12 4 a‘

T0 LET — SMALL HOUSE CEN- ti-ally located. All modern con- venlemes. Apply Gaurdian.

L-129-12-6-2l.

BOER WAR X-RAY

OXFORD. England —tCPl — The first x-ray apparatus used in a field military hospital rests now in the Oxford museum oi the history oi science. The machine was first used in the South African War.

CHRISTMAS CARDS-YOUR name. address and Dérsonal greeting printed on very fine line of cards. Prices from $1.25

‘ PERSONAL LOANS

to $2.75 per doz. special prices on large quantities. Apply Guar- dan Job Printer-y. ti

Agents Wanted

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ARE YOU THE MAN? YOU WILL make amazing profits every hour selling 200 guaranteed necessities used in every home. You can have a solid business established with- in three months. If you are tired 0i uorking to earn profits for someone else. Own your business and enjov all the profits. No ob- ligation. Get, details and catalogue Free. Be First. Fnmilex Products- 570 St. Clement, Montreal.

Male and Female Help Wanted

BOW TO GET A GOVERNMENT

Job as Letter Carrier. Postal Clerk.

Customs Examiner. clerk, etc.

Free Booklet. The M.C.C. Schools Ltd. Toronto (l0). Oldest in Can-

ada. No Agents. N-l157-12-S-W-tf

FOX PELTS

Full bright Silver skins

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For Useful Purpote Including Winter Expenses ONE YEAR TO REPAY

APPLY TO NEAREST BRANCH OF

The Canadian Bank oi Commerce

MONTHLY DEPOSITS PROVIDE FOR REPAYMENT

You Mnke

If Ymi You 12 Monthly

Borrow Receive Deposits o $ 60 $ 55.87 $5 g 10B 8 100.96 $ 9 108 ll 157.36 $14 $ 216 S .23 $18 g 324 S 303.25 $27 540 505.54 $45 $10G! 1,000.88 $89

UYHER AMOUNTS AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW RATES

YOUR. ESTATE IS PROTECTED BY LIFE INSURANCE WHICH THE BANK ARRANGES.

Clearing Auction Sale

AT OYSTER- BED BRIDGE

I am instructed by Gordon Carr to sell by Auction on Dec. 7th, at farm of 106 acres to-

EXEOlITOilS NOTICE

“The undersigned executor; 0| the Eh! will and testament of Virginia Cvans late oi Kenslngton in Prince wolunty in Prince Edward lslnnd, “W, deceased, testate, hereby "°,‘"Y oil Deflfllls mallow: ill the ‘H! ate oi the said deceased to make linmcdiatc payment to them st I emlllill-MI aforesaid; and all per- ‘gn; having any claims against the estate are hereby re ulred to ‘(Nsent the same duly at csted at nfllllnxton aforesaid within six ‘Kim! from this date.

lied this first day of December

l‘ 11-, 1039.

EVA WHITE.

JAMES Fl. PROFITT, [iiliajrlzflriwizll Executora

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Clearing Auction Sale

.' 8m instructed by Edmund is???‘ 1° lflll by Auction on Dec- Fumfiulith at‘ 1 P. M. all Household ‘arm machlmen-xflccts. Also some

thl g n iili Ellis-rifle "nllzmliali

Every nuld. Terms cash.

ALEX MQRAE. Auctioneer.

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are in demand. I need one ""0 P- l?" _ hundred clear skins and will gizllleglitglith flock’ m“) and 1m

pay good prices. Terms milde HIIXflWEXIEIAVIE/léekn. “C DIABET- J. D. JENKINS 5-5743-441- L103-12-5-6i

CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE

AT NORTH RIVER

SATURDAY, DEC. 9th at 1.30 SHARP

Farm, Stock, Crop etc. Farm consists of 50 acres of land in excellent condition. 4 1-2 miles from city. ‘A mile from paved highway. Well fenced and watered. Close to church and school. One of the best situated farms close to Charlottetown. Terms at sale. Sold privately up to d8)’ 0f sale. If not fine, sale on Monday.

F. W. MORESIDE. North River

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MONTREAL, Dec. l'>—(CP)—-Pro- duce Market. prices here today, as reported by the Dominion Agricul- tural Bureau, follow:

Butter: first grade creemery prints, Job price, Z9 1-2! first grade solids, Job price, N; Que no 1 pas- teurized, current receipt price, 27 8-4; Que no 2, 26 8-4.

Cheese: Ont whzte and colored.

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases, offering price, A-iarge 32; A—medium 29; A——pulletls 27‘, B-iarge and C unquoted.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75's 90-100; Que no 2 75's 70-430; NB no 1 75's l..05—1.l0; PEI n0 1 75's 1.05-1.10.

Livestock

MONTREAL, Dec. 5—(OPl-—Re- ccipts were light and all classes were in demand at good prices on the Montreal livestock exchange to- day. the Dominion Department oi Agriculture roporied_

There were 158 cattle, 26 sheep and lambs, 631 hogs and 162 calves for sale.

The few cattle offered were mostly oi common to Just fair qual- ity, cows and bulls. Medium quality cows made $4.25 to $4.75 and com- mon butchers 5850 to $4.25. Can- ners and cutters were $2.75 to $3.25 and nrnlon bull; $8.50 to $4.25,

Vcnls ranged from $8 to $11. good veals brought $11 with medium kinds from $10 to $10.50. Drinkers were s6 to $8 and grassers were musty

Good ewes and wethers were $10. Culls and bucks $8. Sheep were $3.50 to 05st).

Bacon hogs were $9.25 ieri and watered and $9.35 oif trucks, Se- lects drew $1 pcr hog premium with the regular cuts on oii grades. Sows were $6 to $6.75 with an odd one at $7. Hogs sold on rail grade brought $12.30 hot weight.

GRAIN

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CHICAGO, Dec. 5-(AP)—Wheat sold at $1 a bu=hel in the Ohlcago spot market today for the first time since March 8 i938.

Dollar wheat in the market where actual grain is bought and sold ac- companieci the sharpest, upturn of

world markets since the September war boom.

Wheat futures here closed 2 1-2 - 3 l-4 cents higher, Dec 95 3-4 —96, May 92 1-2--8-4; Corn 3-4- 1 cent hgher, Dre M 1-4, May 55 14-5-8‘, Oats 1-2—3-4 up.

WINNTPEG, Dec. 5-(CP)— Healthy buying prompted by re- ports oi frost damage to the new Argentine wheat crop combined with light offerings to bring excell- ent gains lo wheat futures prices on Winnipeg grain exchange today. Operations set a brisk pace and at the close quotations were 2 3-4— 3 cents higher, Dec 79, May 88 3-8. and Jly 84 5-8-3-4 cents.

Buenos Aires wheat added I 1-2 — 2 7-8 cents.

CANARIES EAT WELL

People who are very dainty are sometimes said to have only "the appetite oi a canary."

A scientific sceptlc recentfy re- solved to find out exactlv what the

a canary and iound it to pull down

Auctioneer

L134-12o3i

that the bird eats thirty-two timos

more than his weight every day, in a n showing that a pig is really a light gram, eater as compared with the canary. slightly

current receipt p/:e, 16 3-16—7-l6_ l

futures prices here and at others

THE CHARLOTTETOWN __ qglrlznrm

Banks

(Clllillill PIIII

ltoeka Oioii d; _. C mo IQ Montreal 210 Nova - nova-l Bk 180 Montreal - ‘ n‘ ._..-_. .. w‘ (Canadian Iran) TORONTO, Dec. b- stooh l’, Close ‘I Alderman l5 Amm Gold 5 Ang Cdn 81 Ang HUI 23o Amtiield 11 l-4 Ashle 6 Asto 3 Aunor 217 Bankfield l8 1-2 Base Metal Z.) Bear Ex 10 Beattie 108 Bideood 12 B01110 8 1-2 Bralorm 11 1.3 Brit Dom ' 12 l-4 Broulan ‘l 49 Buff Ank 775 Bunk Hill 8 Calmont 34 Cdn 72 Carlbo XD 217 Cent Pat 283 Cent Pom B Chester 91 Chromium 59 Conia-gas 149 Conlarum 174 Con Chib 10 Con Smelt 48 l-4 Dome Oil 28 3-8 East Crest 5 1-2 East Mal 830 Eidorado no Extension 20 Fralncoeur 42 Gillies Lake 6 Glenora 2 Gods I-Bks 63 1-2 Gold Eagle 2a id Gate 17 Gum-tar Gold 4.8 1-2 Halcrow 2 1-2 Halliwell 2 1-2 Hard Rodi 135 Harker 5 1-2 Hollinger 14 3-4 Home O11 245 Homestead 6 8-4 Howey 32 1-2 Hud Bay Min 31 1-4 Inspire 32 Int Nickel 45 Jacola 4 Jellicoe 9 3-4 Keri- Add 212 Kirk Hud 25 Kirk Lake 135 Lake Shore 29 Lamoque 700 Laps Cad 13 Lebel Oro 2 eitch ‘i4 Little L Ii 300 Macassa 4.30 Maclleod Z30 Madsen 46 Malartic - 85 McIntyre 56 1-2 McVittle 8 McKenzie 1Z9 McWatters 56 Min Corp 125 Moneta 85 Morris 7 Naylbob 28 Nipisslng 120 Noranda. 75 Norgoid 4 Normetal 65 OBrien 150 Ome 9, 23 1-2 Pace ta. 4 Pamour 212 Porto-non 3 Paymastcr 34 1-2 Perron G0 190 Pick Crow 430 Pioneer 230 Powell 190 Prairie l9 1-4 Premier 130 Preston 215 Roche 5 Royaliie 83 3-4 St Anth 11 l-4 San Ari-t 216 Senator 40 Sllawkey 2 Shcrritt 110 Sigma B50 Siscoe 70 Sladen 88 Slave Lake 8 s E Pete 6 1-4 Steep R0 170 Straw Lake 5 Sturgeon 11 Sud Basin 19° svlvranite 315 Teck Hugh 40s Unit Oll 7 Upper Can 84 Ventures 435 Vulcan 55 Waite Am 560 Westflallk 3 Wood Cod 15 Wri Horg 790 UNLISTED Dalhotrsio 45 Pend Ore 205 Temisk 7 ____._____._. MONTREAL CURB (Canadian Press) Dec El-Soiqrted-

MONTREAL . mining quotations on Montreal

Curb Market today were:

Stocks 01m Du ai-q 1 .101 et-Quo 3

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Prel: Financial Wrlwr

NEW YORK. Dec_ .'>—(AP)— Buying in selected stocks. princi- pally evictions and specialties, pro- vided a little recovery fuel for to- day's market. Gains oi fractions to more than a point were posted ior favorites, although numerous issues lagged and top marks n many cases were shaded at the close.

Transfers totalled 589.820 shares against 427,815 yesterday. The As- sociated Press average of 80 issue-s advanced 2 oi a point at 60.4.

Stocks in front were Douglas Alr-

cralt. Sperry, Wright, American Airlines. Westinghouse, Union Car- bide, Phllip iflvrris. Kennecott, Cru-

"Niel-lie oi a canary is. He we'ghed' lc

a little more than half an ounce. iehe He also wewthed its food, and iound Chrysler were unchanged.

cible steel, Great Northern, Amer- an Telephone, and U. S. Rubber.

U. S. Steel was up 1-8 but Beth- m lost 1-4. General Motors and The Canadian section held with- srrow range. Distillers sca- Dome and Lake Shore were stronger while Intematlonsl

Let an Imperial Life

Child’s Thrift Policy give him a “head start”-

life, have guaranteed their head start at 2 1 through an I

Both amount and clue date

will be paid by the Comps

Life representative today.

The title is: "Money/or helpful.

Nickel. McIntyre, Walkers and Im- perial Oii lost iractlonaily. Other issues were unchanged.

MONTREAL, Dec. 5—(OP)—The stock market stepped into a buoy- ant recovery strike today under leadership of newsprints.

Buying of the papers, brokers said. arose from the belief in ii- nancial quarters that the Russian invasion would hamper Finnish newsprint exports. In an early rush of demand, gains of fractions to a

rence Corp. All finished near their 9°05 a good display. closing up 3 1-4 at‘ 27 3-8, on demand that. followed declaration of an extra dividend. Also influenced by a bomu pay- ment. Smeltcrs strengthened 1 3-4 to 48 1-4. Nickel and Noranda firm- ed narrowly.

Improvements of fractions to a. point were recorded for Aigoma Steel, Asbestos, Dominion Bridge, United Steel, Building Products. Montreal Power, Shawlnigan. Im- {aerial Oil, International Pete, Dos- co and National Stool Car.

Total sales: 58.900 shores‘. Indus- trialr, 28,700; Mines, 30,200; Bonds. noii.

_____________ PARKDALE SCHOOL Honor Roll For November SENIOR DEPT.

. .Grads X:-

1. Mary Gaudet.

2. Helen Livingstone. 3. Elsi-Elle Rctdu. Grads 1X:-

1. Harold Gregory. 2. Doroth c1

financial, business and health hazards of

ChiltfsThrift Policy. This guarantees the boy-or girl-a useful, brirnfui life.

by the father. Meanwhile, there is ‘pro- tection because if he dies the premiums child is 2 1. You will feel confidentofthe

"future of your son or daughter if you take the first ste now-see the Imperial

point, were enjoyed by Price Broth-y ers, Dryden, Bathurst and St Law- l

Canadian Ceianese turned up in,

e other d:

Local Market I . Quotation:

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I’ OIIIOTID DI IVER! WED c IISDLY AND SATUBDAYT IBSUI DETAIL

cause 1H“ Carrots 35° Am NO-ih m; $1 $40-$50 ‘ Pasmips pk 4°‘ ., Squash l! 3‘ p9“ l: 256 Boots 10' mm Boer 16-12‘ 50mm mg} 12-140 Lgmb 1b 18-20: Om“ N: is-i: QQI CI

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glllcnietlin u, 01-00-8214: 0120M t Fowl “in w-srn Geese each l 15-236 pal-g u; 18-20-22 Ducks ealdr 55-115

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The following is the Honor 11;:

children a mperial Life

mlums uni

_ Grade VIZ- Norman's need Will be all the grearhear because hizlfarher will no: Alina i are; effied e ere to gui e him. And - V8 ‘l - f‘ p 1 Norman's igltilhfi; Ages not need 3. Olga Scott. i: to worry a nut r e eposirs—she _ . . _ knows that Imperial Life is look- Grade “L- "Y “ml ‘he “*8 m" ‘hm’- i. Isobel Gibson. ‘ l Why not pro ide an I peri l * 2- Pa“? B1391“ ‘i url child-ll Til-in Poiiidy fsi‘ 3- BEE“ “mp5”- -

Imperial Life will pay all

he will receive $1000—-enough to give him a head start in life.

YOUR boy or girl?

fab" "id - f Marshfield School for _ that his half hour daily romp wl 132m,‘ o, Novemw’ . his oung son more than repaid him fol: g I the srdest day's work. Yes, such is the 5'84" x kmwi“ l l priceless privilege of fatherhood! mm“ V i B z ‘h _ _b_l_ k Helen rmis. F u r -- l that caneofils aluéedlillisalrgeidybyoltiaoklitil; for Non“ an J 5"“ x J“m°""' . forward an guaranteeing these tots a , ' 1. merino: Mill. ' gin? in life. Adequate schoolilng, a when he 15 g- 5:11;: $2161‘ ' r0 esslons career per aps asma usi- . ' ' ness or artnersiii --s first sie to will“ ‘h, “nexpecied bu” Grads VIII:- _ d d P P P pened , Norman j. was little more in epen ence-aii call for money. than a baby, five years 015i. with L Mum“ Scott and Au“, W some other insurance, his father Beam (equal) Many pgovideng “the”, knowing the left an imperial Life Child's Thrift ‘ Policy. Under its terms the Gum, vn;_.

t8- Tlleu 1 Gladys Thompson.

il Norman is 21. . 2. Andrew Black.

Grade HI :-

MPERIAL

LET US SEND YOU THIS BOOKLET

Tbem." You'll find it very

It is free. Write Imperial Life Assurance Co, 20 Victoria Street, Toronto,

1. ltov Boswell. 2. Jackie Carr. 3. Irving Boswell.

Grade H Senior:- 1. Ward Thompson.

Grade II Junior:- l. Wilma Scott and Arthur h0- kllas laejqual )

iSOFiI Strickland. 3. Eva. Thompson. -_\ ~.

Grade I A:— Donald Wood, Keir Boswell afl

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0"‘ Charles rain-u (cqufli) g . Grade I Bz- .7 1. June Gibson and Lela. Mutts-rt -’ Lougiiran Reta Loughran Doualas Mmam Arldrew" (equlm- ~‘ Moore, Sterling Moore. ' 37mg Gag?“ Gm" l 91" Grade 1L Cm, A,_ Sally McDonald. 1. Katherine Murray and Marion Ivan Mitchell. Lilly (e ual) Pcrfec Attendance

Lorne Livingston. Alex MacDon- ald. Alice_MacDonald. Lillian Mitc- Lean. Colin Myers.

Grade I _No exams.

DARLINGTON W. I.

The November meeting of the i Burlington W. I. was held m, the name of Mrs. tlrilng Niacilean Pres. presided and meeting open- ed by smzirilz. “It's a Good Time t0 got Acquainted.“

The President gave a report of the Fonts ricliviile. thanking the M. , floors and mr-mbcrs for their eo- operation.

The S9Cl‘Cl3l‘_V-li?fl$lll'fl' Rave the‘ financial report showing a,’ ljalflncp 1 on hand of $36.22.

Sick and school committees gave

Noreen Smith. Grade III (a): Vivian Andrews.

:- Roy, kw lng, Keir Boswall, Peter Black, Jackie Carr, Dorothy and Bert-h

B t _ Gibson, Arthur Jenkins, Marion

Jfcfly Lilly, Athoi McBeath, Ferns '

Grade "I ,5), Ilcia and Alva Mutter-t, Ilois an Olga, Scott Edison strickland char-

Ciaude hit-Kay.

Mane savidant les Frlzzell, Kli-illlflgllXié Murray.

ldred Coffin Teaahei

Grade ll:

Laura Bmns,

‘Pl-n C1“ P!‘ was": TOO ran Eleanor Kays.

LONDON -(CPl -‘imiiati0ns o! fa-‘myard noises. express trains and sergeant-majors by a young sol- dier “somewhere near London“ were the JOY of his com "..n.v —-u.rlt'll he imitated an, air ral siren. then hs “'35 given "C. B." lconiined to bar- racks.)

TIVIAIY M. Reeves. 3. Robert Reeves. Grade I Sr:

Nan McDonald, Joyce Proctor. Ann Worthy ,

sotrrlirt-Eirovimmsirlrool.

Report of South Pmoetown School for the month of November: Grade X: l. Florence Stetson. " Gerald Murtaizh.

their reports. Correspondence was read and discussed. It was move-d, and seconded that $2.00 be paid ior| Health Bond.

The election of officers resulted ‘as follows: Prom Mrs. Leonard‘ Campbell lfP-Gléciédl, Vige-Pye5___ NlLss Janet iViacPhcrson. Secy-l Tress- Alice L. Weeks (rE-ClPCl-E-‘dLl Directors. Airs. Lloyd ltlacLeod.' Mrs. Stirling MacLcnn and M15; G-eltrudc Toonlbs. Auditors, Mrs Percy MrlcRac. and Mrs. Ijlllli; MacPhr-rsnn. Rod CF05: Cont. Mrsl Angus lifncllcan. and Miss Muriel! Toombs. Committee: were llppolnt- ed and other bilslileFs gtfondpd m Program consisted of a Quesion- naire and contest by Mrs, Leonard Campbell and a contest» by Alice Weeks.

National Anthem meeting.

closed the

LOWER l\I0.\'TAGL'iJ SCHOOL

y Rod . 3. Kay MoEachern. Grads VIII:-

l. Vicim Livingstone. 2. Henry McLean.