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Illssisssusn Ulsargo Eur Ass; auuuuumuui to cents

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Lists of Floral and spiritual offerings, Unnh, sun, as Mstusn of Cuniiolaswo Mu not used; gisgeuwuts I0 uonis to: sim um 10 cents to: only uiusuuusu Notices 01 Husuks uni Auvreciluun, us we lawn in hints of a'ubacs-iptluns, II ceub pus IlINu'AdIll'Iflc

cum Rules on sppnuuon.

. The advertiser asgweo that tho pussiiusos snail sun so "ID." 2 lot ussssusgua unssusg out us across in -uvcrliaenscnlo beyond & 1 amount paid for me spswc Runny occupied by an; you-mm as use -u-uniseusent us which the urn: occurud, error in due to use negligcssw of its Ianunn or omnsswiu, can there uhasii be no llisbI.Ill.y iur non-Insertion of any -uunsiomoua beyond this slnsount paid for such -uuutisoment.

Fayalilo In Advance

Wesums ss'su ussusrs in Mensorlasss Notion see our Wotltiusg Eu

Illlun 81.00.

wiutbus Inch

Boaruersmthnted

Typewriters

CAN ACCODIMODATE ONE COL- lege student (girl) lafter Christ- , mus holidays. Private home. Cen- trally located. write Box 158, Guardian. ;'?Wj7'Tj 7: Business Opportunity ';p.0II'.V-OPI-JRA'I'l:1 BRAND NEW 3.5 1c Ball Gum vending machines. it .'w.- Nut ma.-.-hincs. Priced-S1395 4 each. Prompt Shipment Made. Cameo Vending. 4313 W. 42nd St., Neii York. N. Y.

cars Eving

ACAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX l 33rd Dcrenihcr. returning 26th. R Can arcommoziaie four passeng- ' crs. Phone 2300-R.

?;:?'i'.Iars 8. Trucks For Sale

I Fold Sedan, 1047. Motor A-1 con-i " dxlon. .lohn Crossman, Cape

4 Traverse.

iron SALE C 1937 DODGE sc-

- rlnn. Good condition. Winter-

izcd. Phone 2468.

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1441-101: SALE - MERCURY 1949 '; car. Good shape. 15.000 miles. I; write Box 162 care Guardian.

you SAL!-I AT A BARGAIN. 1013 Buick sedan. Motor recent- ly nverliauled. good condition. winterized. owner leaving prov- inrc. Apply St. Avard's Service Station.

For Salt

FOR SALE--CHRISTMAS TREES. Phone 1652, Parkdale.

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FOR SALE - DRY SPLIT HARD- wood. Also three bags fresh cem- ent. Lcsler Cairns. Stanchel.

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F011 SALE-CHRISTMAS TREES. C. Murphy. 21 Bayfield Street. Phone 2759-J.

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FOR SALE-TWO BOABS, SIX months old. Knud -IOTSEHSEIL Fredericton.

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FOR SALE - SMELT NET 20 x 6.

u Also boat 18 ft. long. Apply Lloyd Darrach, Clyde River.

.m.:.:.::-j- FOR SALE-CLYDESDALE STAL- lion. will sell cheap or exchange for heifer or steer. Alfred Web- , ster. Cl'i't0wn R. R. 7. Phone 1336.

u&: iron SAl.E'- om: ATLANTIC

Engine. 10 ll. P. 'hvo years old. .Good shape. Apply Ferdinand - lloucette. North Rustico.

- FOR SALE - VICTOR RADIO-

Phonograph. Console. recondi- ,, tloned. 1'2 inch dynamic speaker -1 with excellent tone. Real value ifor 385.00. M. Lodge. Borden.

,.:.......:sm-.-- OI! SALI - RI-ZCONDITIONED ;lzilr- modrl bnitcry radios. Coni- .i Dlcln with new batteries. 19.95.

5 Cousins Radio St-rvice. Hunter ,; Rivcr. Plirinc 6-4.

97 For Rent

rT0 LET - FURNISHED BED- rnom. Phone 181.

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FOR. RENT - I.AR4'-E FRONT heated. furnished bed sitting room. Suitable for nurses or I'Il.lSIllI".xS girls. Appiy 45 Roch- ford strcci. Phone D40-L.

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Lost

0s'r - TTTZOWN ALLIGATOR wailcl. Phone 1943. Reward.

TO LET -- THREE-ROOM HEAT- "? vd npartmcnt. Ccnriirally located. Adults. Phone 1913-L.

::, - It--"I.0.N'T BY COLLEGE STUDENT. 4' ladies must watch between 100 Cruflon nnd P.W.C. Phone 507-J. u:? :3. LOST - TRUCK TIRE AND wheel 703 x 17. between Mon- lague and Charlottetown. Finder plcasc Phone Montague 62-12.

LOST-IN CITY. LADIES WRIST

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1,, watch (Lady May). Finder ' please leave at Guardian Of- "; flce. Rc-ward.

LOST - BETWEEN 14.1 EUSTON Street and 40 Brighton Road. Rihiiicsiane bracclcl. Phone 1268. Reward.

LOST - VICINITY SCHOOL 81'. Cat (Pet). Black and white. Maybe locked in garage or barn. Liberal reward offered. Apply Box 160. Guardian. .

j Male Ilolp Wasted

:z.W'AN'l'lD - MAN I0! ITIADV travel among consumcrs in Char- ',24 lottefown. Pcrinsnanf. connection 1 with lsrgs manufacturer. only 3- folllblo hustler bolisidorsd. wnu R.swleigh's Dept. ML-J-4'10-131. Montreal.

strayed

,......m.....m.....?m j'l'lAYED - 1 nay: on My ... misss one animal. If not call- ed for in thirty days will be sold for menus ms is

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SEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL Portable typewriter - the only office typewriter in personal siza New portable design. new spans- ling performance. Cash or terms. Remington Rand Limited, 134 Richmond Street. Charlottetown.

Wanted WANTED To RENT-GARAGE. Write G. Guardian. WANTED-A NUMBER OF-SOWS to furrow between now and March. Carroll Delaney, Sum- nierside.

WANTED - YORKSHIRE BOAR from Advanced Registry Dam 4 to 10 months old. Eric Simpson. Cavendish.

TORONTO STOCKS

(Cs:-Imlimi Pit:-ca) TORONTO, Dec. 18--

Sales Stock Acad Urn

Calnorth Cent Led Cheskirk Chestvle Chim . Cit Lai- Cobalt. . 200 Commoll .. 100 Cam Pete 3200 Con-larum 1 Con Beat 1 Con Cad . 2000 Con Lebel .. 165 Con Smelt 1200 Conwest 500 Cournor 1000 Crowshore 9550 Coradsun

H; as .- 335”o"S5 .- t'o

6500 Dccalta . 21 2000 Delhi 28 2500 Discovery 28 1-2 50 Dome 514 1-8 3100 Donalda 44 2000 E Crest 9 r 2550 E Sull . 705 2000 Elder .. . . 50 500 Eldona .. 22 1000 El Pcnrey 11 12500 Eureka 77 3-4 100 Falcon 775 16500 Fed Pete .. 425 700 Frob . 270 2000 Geneva . 18 300 Garnet 128 1100 Giant Yk 590 1000 Glenora 2 1-2 1100 Globe 45 500 Gods Lk . . 35 12 500 G Arrow . 6 10750 Gold Man 620 1000 Goldora .. 6 1-8 500 Gwlllim 3 1-8 2000 Headway 12 500 l-fed-ley 45 1000 Hcva 7 1-2 50 Hlngr 975 325 Home S13 3-8

7000 Hum Yk . . 0 3-4 500 lloylc . .. 40 280 Hud Bay .. ' 1140 1 Nick .. 538 5-8 10 Do Pr .. . 142 26399 Jelllcoe . 14 1-2 2000 Jollct 83 1000 Jupiter 58 500 Kayrand 17 1000 Kelore 11 30 Kerr Add . S15 3-4 500 Kcyboy .. 11 600 Kirk Lk . . 751-4 3150 Ladulamn 44 11001. Dufsult . M 1150 1.k Ling 22 1-2 750 L Osu . 20 500 L Rowan 6 1-4 75 L Shore . 14200 Lavalle 100 Le-itch 4500 Lexlndln 2000 LL Lac 1000 Lomega 1000 Louvlct

200 Macasss 1400 MacDonald 7600 Mackcno

100 Madsen ..

500 Magnet .. 1000 Marcus .. ..

11000 Mclfsrmsc ...... .. .

05 Mcfntyu ..-.. -.. .. :51 14 814!) N Pets ..... ..... 170 1600 Nexus . . B

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1 Trailer Two-wheel 10 foot box.

1 Gas Engine and direct current generator. 3000

' watts 110 volts.

20 Glass Shades (used) suitable for hall or church, several sizes.

OHAPPELL & 00

101 Queen St., Phone 1440 Charlottetown V

illoiireji Stacks

21 . 27 46 . 2? 2A 44 17 . 13 . 16 . 12 ...... .. 23 Cockshutt .. . 21 7-8 Can Smelters . . 123 3-4 Con Pap 31 Dis Seag .. 28 3-8 Dom Bridge .. . 55 1-2 Dom S & CB 27 1-4 Dom Tex . 12 1-4 Donna . . . 25 34 Ford A 49 Fraser 37 How Smith . .. 20 1-lud Buy Min . 54 1-2 Imp Oil . . N S-4 Int Nick 38 3-4 Int Pap 52 1-4 Int Pete 12 1-4 Lk IVoods 27 1-2 Massey .. . 36 1-2 N SI:l Cnr .. . 27 3-4 Noranda .. . . 69 1-4 Powell Riv . 61,1-2 Pow Corp 19 Pricc 107 Do New 27 Roynlllc . 11 3-4 St Law Corp .. 29 Do lsl Pr 50 Sim-ngn 30 1-4 Do 4 Pc Pr 47 Steel . . 28 1-4 Un Steel 7 3-4 Wpg El . 35, Cont Nat 20 1-4 Com .. .. . 25 1-2 Montreal . 29 3-4 Nova Scotls 48 Royal Bk .. . 29 14 4199 N B Dom .. .. 99 5300 N Cal 277 800 N Dlckcn 104 5500 N Goldvue . 30 1000 N Jason 20 1300 Newlund . .. 180 1000 N Norse . 10 1-2 500 N Rouyn 6 2000 Nicholson 18 300 Nlpplsslng 151 4500 Nisto .. (8 76 Noranda .. 69 2500 Norlartic 23 600 Normetal 435 2500 Obuskn 25 1-2 400 OBrlen.... 124 300 Oil Sci 18 2700 Okalta .. 170 1000 Orlac 5 500 Osisko .. 110 2.50 Pac Pete 665 2500 Pandora .., 3 600 Paymaster 67 900 Pick Cr . 162 100 Pioneer . . 180 300 Pore Reef 1(7) 1100 Preston .. . . 134 200 Pros Air 230 17800 Que Man .. . 247 420 Quemont . 323 1-2 4500 Quesabe .. 48 11900 Red Pop 7250 Red Pic 500 Roche

2000 Roxana 300 Royalite 200 Russell 888 San Ant . 400 Sclburn

1500 Shawkey .

11668 Shorritt

9000 Silanco

2500 Sisroe

1000 Sladcn 1-2

500 Sou Bra 1-2 2160 Steep R0

400 Sullivan .... ..

800 Superior . 72 3000 Surf Inlet. .. 10 1-. 4290 Sylvnnite . 106 6320 Tcck . 220 2000 Torbrit . 114

500 Tow Pete . 30

150 Un Keno . 825 1400 Ventures .. 920 8300 Vlllhona . .. 11 3-4 4000 Vlolamac .. 58

400 Waite .. 940

500 West Ashley” 2000 W l-lomestd .

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THE GUARDIAN. CIIARI.()'I"I'ET()WN

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WINNIPEJG,-11:: 16- (CP) - Most futures price; touched sea-

sonal peaks today In an active session of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange.

An active trade saw aggressive demand gobble up liberal offer- ings at a pscs in sympathy with United sum markets.

Commercial demand hit out! and barley while the latter ulso had some export taking. Proces- Iora and shippers sought. flax.

1.W.A. and class two wheat prices rose 1-4 cent. No export business was reported in wheat.

Close:

Oats: Dec 97 343; May 93 7-8; July 83 5-8A.

Barley: Dec 1.33 543: May 1.31 7-8-1.32; July 1.25 1-2.

Rye: Dec 1.65 1-43; May 1.70 1-4-1-2; July 1.68 7-3-1.69.

Flax: Dec. 4.08 1-413: May 4.12: July 4.07.

Market: At A Glance

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Toronto-Stocks higher; indus- triuls and base metals climbed.

Montreal-Stocks higher; papers lead industrial; ahead.

New York-Stocks strong; wsr stocks lead.

New York-Cotton closed 31.76 to 32.75 a bale higher.

New York Exchange

Am Car Fdy ,1. , 331.2 Anaconda . 33 CPR 21 1.2 Gt N Ry P! 47 1-4 Kennecctt 74. 1-2 Montgomery 51 7.3 NY Central . 19 3-8 Radio C 15 1-2 Std Oil NJJ 88 1-4 Texas Co 75 3-8 Utd Alrc . 36 1-8 US Rubber 47 38 US Steel . 40 5-8 Vanadium .. B 7-8 West Un Tel . 42 5-8 Wenlnzhse . 331-2 IAT SAINT JOHN-

iAn-ivod Saturday " Beaver-ford, from Liverpool Arrllvcd Sunday- lrish Oak. Dublin Ssilod Saturday Arabia. for United Kingdom Marcella. Sourls. P.E.I. -Sailad Sunday Freetown. Norfolk Mendosa. Uruguay AT HALIFAX- Arrlved Saturday North Coaster. from Saint John. NB. I Lady Nelson. Saint. John. N.B. sailed "Saturday Clyde Valley, for Sour-ls. P.E.l. I City of Oxford, Boston Nova Scotlis. Boston Arrived Isunduy , La Petite l-lermlne, from Syd- ney, N.S. sailed Sunday None.

Science Gaining.Mu.l'c. Knowledge To Offset Fisheries Problems

OTTAWA. Dec. 8. 1050- De- velopment. of the great potcntlsl fishery resources of Canada to obtain their maximum use depends largely on the efforts of a comparatively small group of Canadian scientists. Geographical Journal.

writing on "Science in Fisheries" Mr. Manchester. who is a member of the staff of the Federal Depart- ment of Fisheries, tells the story of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada from its early beginning

American Import Regulations For Canada Aliendedl

OTTAWA, Dec. 16 -It was sn- nounced previously that certain changes in the United States resu- lstions regarding the entry of Can- adian livestock into tint. country would be effective as from August 14. These changes were not im-

plemented for that date, but be- -

came effective as fmm December 10. The changes follow.

Canadian came offered for entry to the United States need not be tested for Bruceilosis (Bang's dis- etse).1f they are accompanied by I certificate issued or endorsed by I veterinarian of the Canadian Gov- ernment showing they were offic- ially vaccinated as calves 6 to 8 months of age. in accordance with Canadian Government Regulations. within 22 months of their being of- fered for entry to the United seam. The certificate accompany- ing such vaccinated cattle must show the date of vaccination of each animal.

The Government regulations cover only those cattle which have been vaccinated according to the requirements of the 1"edersl-Prov- inclal Brucellosls Control Program. and cattle which have been vaccin- ated under other conditions will not. be accepted for entry to the United States without being blood tested negative to Brucellosis, unless they are classed ss animals for which a blood test. is not required. such as csttle for immedlat slaughter steers. or spayed heifers.

The 0 to 8 months age range for Vlccinatlon actually means that cslvcs may be clused as "official vscclnates" if vsccinswd st 6 months of age. and up to but not including 9 month! of age.

Canadian poultry exported to the United States must be accompan- fed by A certificate of a Canadian Government. veterinarian showing that the poultry havs been inspect- ed on the premises of origin and are free of any evidence of com- municable disease or exposure thereto. Under certain conditions the United States authorities may authorize the importation from Canada without such certificate, of eggs for hatching, newly. hatched poultry. and poultry consigned for lmmedlstc slaughter.

vclopcd in Prince Edward Island. The introduction of artificial driers for the East Coast cod-fish industry and the construction of a mechanic- ally refrigerated railway car for transportation frczen fish are signi- ficant achievements in the annals of the Board.

The Boards scientists may he found tagging salmon in the head- waters of some British Columbia river or combing the waters of a northern lake or sea. They might. also be found. demonstrating prop- er icing technique aboard a Grand Banks fishing vessel. But. all are working towards a common goaim to increase the knowledge of the fish and aquatic organisms in Can- adian waters and to help the in- dustry make the fullest possible use of them.

The deep-sea fisherman who stalks his living on what he can trap in his net trusts to the same luck as the angler who casts his fly in the mountain stream. But science is gaining more and more know- ledge to offset the element, of luck and reduce the odds against the comm ciul fishcrmsn.

Although there are still many "unknowns" the picture is becoming clearer. Mr. Manchester states. But. if past achievements are my (311. terls. the Fisheries Research Board has made s headstart and should continue to make progress in the expansion and development of this Canadian resource.

VIRTUALIIY MODERN

lg willalsy .- 153 aboard a soow off at. Andrews. New T HE E i k 199. Tod this

6000 Yale Ld . 49 ,,,m2f:fo2,,I2 .,c,.,,o,,.',f;,h,,,,':?,':'3 The Christmas card was invent.- 175 C. Brew .. 17 1-4 mum. bw,chemm's' bumblmuts ed in 1-mgland little more than 100

.10 Simpson A 35 and engineer, ,5 ncocniwa .5 con, years ago. long after Valentine 50 D” PT ' 100 stituting one of the most effective c"d"

BANKS fisheries resaarch institutions in

7,, 3,, Mm 29 1. m;'hv:maugi:d's biologists have found gm" "5""

7;, Bk NS ” g commercial quantities of the elu- .

25 3k 1-0, H I slve gcldeye in Lake Claire. Alberta. The speed of light has been con- 725 C 3k Com 35 1.2 They have discovered new stocks of firmed as 186.28: miles per second. 1301,,-,p Bk , 3.1 1.4 whitefiah off Newfoundland. Oyster not 180,271 miles. as in former 380 Royal Bk .. . 291-I culture techniques have been de- years.

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The November issue of the Black Fox Magazine carries I very pertinent article entitled. "Beware of the Dcg," by John R. Gormsn. D. V. M., M. s. This is the gist of it . . Fur ranches should cut a wary eye at man's best friend. the dog. Dogs are nice, but . . . A friendly puppy carrying dismnper can put a rancher out of business, or at least can cost him thousands of dollars in fur animal loss.-s. Dogs aren't the only distemper car- riers. But their use up guards and pets around the home and freedom to run help make it. easy for them to transmit the malady to fox and mink. It is very important, there- fore, thst the fur farmer recognise the systems of distemper in dogs in order that any infectcd dog be iso- lated and properly cared for and to insure against infection among his fur animals.

Symptoms in Dogs -- Distemper is the most important infectious and contagious disease of dogs. it ls I common disease in all fur-fs.rm- lng areas of the world. Although it is primarily a disease of dogs less than two years of age. cases in older dogs are not uncommon. In typical cases, the affection. as we know it today. is characterised by an irregular fever, dullness, loss of appetite, and a discharge from the eyes and noise. This discharge is at first thin and watery, lam becom- ing thick like mucus; it then tends to dry in crusts around the eyes and nose. If the lungs and air passages beccme involved, the dog will cough and have difficulty breathing. in sortie cases. examination of the skin may show small red pustules; in others diarrhea may be noted. As in fox and mink. later in the dis- ease. the nervous form may sp- pear. A dog may show an almost continuous twitching of one leg, or the fcrehead or cars, or blinking of the eyes or chsmping of the jaw. Intermittent convulsions usually ap- pear and the dog may become par- alyzcd.

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Death follows the appearance of these nervous symptoms in 50 per cent or more of the cases. Those that do recover are often left with permanent brain or nerve tissue damage. The symptoms msy not always be as severe as this how- ever, and instead. the 7pup may show only a slight eye discharge and may not be feeling up to par. Nevertheless, it is still capable of transmitting the virus to fox and mink. A few dogs that have ap- parently recovered from an attack of distemper may be carriers and potential spreaders of the virus for a short period of time.

In the majority of cases the virus is transmitted by direct ccntact: of the distemper infected dog will the fur bearers. The infected secre- tions of the sick dog may be trans- mitted for short distances bhrougli

Since it is probable that in many instances transmission is also of- fected through, or by way of con. taminated food or dishes. the dog should not be allowed in either the feed house or the yards.

Handling . . . . The first thing to do is to get the suspect 1 dog out of the enclosure and away from the feed house and to consult ycur xeterlnarlan. If the veterinarian diagnoses the condition as distem- per, he should give the dog large inoculations of distemper antiserus with antibiotics and supportive tscatment. Treatment should not be delayed. A 24 hour delay may,menn the difference between life and death. If the dog did have distem- per and has had access to the an- imals. there is a chance that it has exposed a few mink or fax to the vinus. WII.iI'i this in mind. a good procedure to follow would be to closely check all of the mink or fox each day for beginning symp- tcs-ns. As In any communicable dis- ease. it Is far better to stop sn out. break in its early stages than try to hold down the losses later. i