OK FACILITIES WHICH INCLUDE QUOTATIONS, MARKETS, ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS COVER ALL TYPE OI SECURITIES - .

F. J. BIEIIIIAII 8r BOIIPAIY LTll.

ice-uni Investment Dealers’ saunas- or Canada

ialiebnoallt.

n. u. llAGNALIr-Marllier Charlottetown

‘Mamas mo

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Charge Bur Any Advertisement 25 cam;

I

fllltrllflllldll-hlvelll-waflrwlvliwesternssaiissismlossn

leper word; Announcements and

90ml!!! Events. 3o per word;

Olaaalfied 3c per word" ln Melnorlam Nag“; 79¢ h“. u, of Florahand Spiritual Offerings, Cards. om, 5c g name’; [at

, tors of Condolence, 70c per lncli; fea- $1.00 and 10 cents for every

Thanks and Appreciation, 10c per inch or lo per word,

liiocrlptiona, l0 cents per inch, Other rates "n application.

Waddle: eases-menu, 4o words additional 3 words. Notices of Lists of Address and Neaentation, $1.00.

The Marketa At A Glazce

CHICAGO. Jan. 3'1 — (AP) — Grain futures prices not already at ceilings were pushed sharply up- ward yesterday, with seasonal highs chalked up again for May m and July oats. ,

NEW YORK, Jan. 2'7 — (AP) — Individual stocks paced by spec- ialties, held to the recovery side in Saturday's market although many leaders llnished an irregular week with moderate losses.

The Associated Press (IO-stock composite was up .1 oi o. point at 78.4 out on the week showed a de- cline ed as much.

WIINNJPDG. Jan. 20 - (OP) - Bubetantial busfinem in Canadian wheat and flour was reported to- day with well over 3.000.000 bus- helrlst involved in transactions. The

purchaser, and the equivalent of about 2.000,- 000 bushels of flour.

For Sale

Lost, Found, Strayed

Ill I08 SALE. Donald, Souris.

Ion saw - mo PLYMOUTH sedan. Phone 1900. ‘ i-zoai.

l5]! BALE 7- TWO LARGE BOW boats. one motor boat. without motor, at. Marine wharf. Above boats can be purchased at n very low price. Maurice Block, Phone 2208, 1-23-6!

D. F. Mao- 1-15-121.

igTsxiriiifriurro COUCH. ii Couch and 9 x 10 Congol- emn uare. Phone ZiO-L. 1-26-31.

ALE — MARE. 5 YEARS

Wilt std, Budlons. good prospect for

Rev Bngnall, Hunter

ver. 1-36-21 ________._:_.___. IALE — REGISTERED

eow to freshen in

March. Guy Rodd, Brackley. 1-26-2!

FOB SALE — HERE IS THE . "Francis" Standard Auto Back

Female Help Wanted

,,__________._.__._. Wslttnn - GIBL wrru GRADE mac as nurse for children. eses 4 to 7, Mrs. Hal Bohaker. 1-26-31. ._____.___i_.i

Wanted

WANTED —- PORTABLE ROTARY Saw Mill. Apply l... l-i. Kennedy, Gierlottotown. 1-25-31- ANTBD — A MODE-L A FORD or Chevrolet engine“ with truck

on. 30 or 31. Elmer Walsh Clyde River. 1-26-31

IANTID - PAIR MAN'S BOOTS and flutes. dse 0; also for sale. man's boots and skates, size 6 1-2. Phone 1947.

i-zo-ai

‘ANTED HIMEDIATEL — house or apartment, preferably unha-nlshed (No children.) Ap- D, N. Bell, ep t of gens’ l. C A.

' i-as-ai

Male Help Wanted

tvsnrain - masszxoan nov. Aooly Guardian, 1-26-tf.

fiurrm - smear: MAN To‘

work on farm. Lloyd Webster, Central Bedeque. l-28-8i

Salesmeu Wanted IALIKAN WANT? IMMED- htx to cover . E. island dlral UppornnCmelanwnatllufi ‘it?’ £“‘”‘.r.ss“°°i‘.si“°“tf"“i‘ e e , s, o - tals, wiholessslers, jobtbers i111

e stones, etc. Atllplicent and work on com-

osr basil. Best lin aim-ism d malvieeklv. other nes

mon . time employment to ive and industrious laleunen. l One with experience most essavbisl. Write gi ticulars of experience a e. to J I.

POULTRY

-WE ARE PAYING iuon PRICES FOR pnassun CHICKEN AND FOWL

The lteyal Packing (to.

Charlottetown _ a. n. JENKlNS, mp.

runs

30H orfiiriag all

uh“ your

LOST - our STETSON an in vicinity of College Friday night. Phone lasso 1-20-11

oarrmmn - STANDARD MALI Fox, tattooed. Contact Gordon Carew, Hunter River, 1.26.21,

___ Agents Wanted

WORK FOR YOURSELF — BIG money selling portraits. Must. have full time employment. Uni- ted Art, Company, Toronto 2.

A-W-1-11-26l.

Personal

IYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER. goods) mailed postpald hi lain, sealed envelope with prioel ‘t. 6 sam les 25c; 24 samples $1.00. Mai-Order D t. B8, Nov-Rub her C0,, Box 9 , Hamilton Ont.

i-zozii.

I Male Help Wanted

AN OPPORTUNITY — ONE OI? the Nation's largest companies, caterin principally to farmer‘

needs. s ready to place a valu- able contract which should mean complete indepenccnce tor a man fortunate enough to have the following quallf cations . . . char- acter record that will withstand investigation and provcn ability to efficiently manage both himself and his own business. Financial status not extremely important but a travel nutflt Write The LR.

any. Dept. Z-C-lA. 2177 Masscn t., Montreal. 12-10 5i

Teachers Wanted

WANTED-TEACHER. FOR. BRIS- gpl BchoOL Su lenient $125.00

or er school year. William McDonald, Secretary, Bristol School. 1-25-31. WANTED — AT TIIEMABITIME l-loane for Girls, ‘Iruro, N, S. a. sohool teacher for term 1946-1047. Arpply txr-Superiute -=—.i . - . ANOTHER SLAVIN IN RING c . Australia —(C P)- Frahk Slavin was a big name the boxing world for a. long time, and his greatest fight was at the National Qpwtlng lulu in London Egliin-St Peter J n in 189B. A in is J “ha? his (Mtgyi) 81ml‘ c we, a/me n Altltralia. v

WANTED

Will pay cash for farm consisting of not less than 75 acres, equipped with all modern conveniences. With-

in l0 miles of Charlotte- town. Write to “R”, care of

Guardian Office.

~ WANTED

MAN AND WIFE ON FARM

Man to d ones-a armin be imperial-sic. Wlf: to oral housework in home. Modern still-m? rifiak“? MM...’ n e Ili- Anolv to y e A. RUSH-l. COLPITTB, MLA.

SALISBURY, N. B

121-31. IEIEJIEJIEFIEIEIEJIEIJE

Auction SALE

lam Iutraotedtoaell on the premises of Peter L. Galbnt, Ina- ter liver, on the 20th of January or first fine ilay following at

IJORM.

The following:-

t"y.ir."".a°."

iaraae cow, Ayaara olhte frefienhAIiI. _l'hl¢lyflrsellitehulen hApll.

Produce

.1

Jan. W! — (Q) — day reported by the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture follow.

EGGS; Packed for export A Large 36; A Medium 35; spot free casts. A Large 34; Medium 32; A Fillets 26-26 l-2; 29-30; C 25.

BUTTER: Wholesale Que ,iob- bing pasteurized, fresh and storage No l 36 l-2; N0. 2 35 l-2; current receipt Que No. 1 pasteurized 35- 1-4 del Mtl; No 2 34 1-2 del Mtii first grade creamery prints job price 36.

CHEESE: Current receipts: West- ern and Quc. colored 22 l/ltl, w-hlte 22 FOB; wholesale, colored 23 l/E. white fi BIA-Ki

M , Ge Produce prices quoted here Satur-

jmi-IE CHARLOITETOWN GUARDIAN

—p GARAGE TO RENT

222 Queen Street. Also Franklyn Stove for sale. 222 Queen St.

Phone No. 1686-1.

Near York Exchange

AilChm

Am Tel . Altoh Anaconda. 48 Baldwin 3B 5-3 Bendix 54 3-4 Beth 10B Boeing Bri gs g 34 1-4 Ohryg 134 1-2 Curtis a; 1-4 Gen flee 4B 5-8 n '15 8-4 Gl Mart B l-8 Goodyear 68 7-8 Gt Nor Pfd 62 l-2 Insprtn 20 3-8 Harvester 94 46 . 54 3-4 Montgomery '18 N Y Cent 33 1-4 Nor Amer . 34 3-8 Parmt Pix 65 5-8 Penn R . 46 3-8 Phil . 66 Radio .. 1'1 7-8 Rebubiic . 34 l4 Stac . Sry

l NEW GLASGOW W. I.

POTNIOES: 75 lb bags Nol Que. P.E.I. NB, 1.90, No 2 small 1'75; 100 lb bags Maine A 2.54, B. 2.20; Mass B 223. M ANGLO RUSTICO W. I.

0n Tuesday evening Jan. 8, Mrs. Edison Railings and Mrs. Blair Railings entertained the Anglo Rustico W. I. for its regular month ly meeting. The Vice Pres, Mrs. Paige Nunn presided and the meet- ing opened with the “Ode" and “Creed?

Twelve members responded to roll call with a childhood picture, which later was used as a contest. There was one visitor prcscnt.

The minutes oi last. meeting were read and approved. Corres- pondence wer read and consisted of a receipt. or money sent: to T. B. League also twn letters of thanks.

All bills on motion were paid. Squares for quilt; were given to members to work. Mrs. Nunn kind- ly offered to see about getting material for completion of quilt.

Report of committees were heard. Sick Committee reported three boxes scnt to sick at Christmas, also treat given to school children at school concert. Another pleasing feature at. Christmas was a pres- entation of a silver plate and rel-

in iah dish to our retiring secretary

treasurer, Mrs. James L. LcPage

for her untiring interest and faithfulness. No report from school commit-

tee.

New Committees were then appointed. BlCl(——Ml‘S. Edison Rol- lings and Mrs. Read Stevenson. school-Amy Toombs.

Program for next month is to be a mock community concert, each member to contribute a number,

An interesting discussion lead by Mrs. Walter Buntain on a ques- tionnaire sent by Mrs. Ross then took place and was duly filled in.

The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. John L. Clark. Roll call n original valentine.

Col ection was taken and this gart oi’ meeting closed with the

ationai Anthem. Two interesting contests were enjoyed. Refresh- ments were served while s plena- ant social hour was spent.

NAVY ATTRACTING FORJVIER ETERANS

it may seem, Brent applicants for ‘service

Canadi come an Navy m}

Strange mimlber of a in the RWQI from the prairie provinces. centlv a 1 0d service men n the Canadian and RDA!‘ during the war Winrliigieg over the Canada-n

to enlist for ‘" Navy.

time

officer in charge stated of the men now bei

into the Navy had loned because they liked the life in the services. Mariyofthemeninthewestwho

their war service are now volun- teering for a place in the Navy. I

ll. J. MABOII

OFIOMITIHT Fitting and Supplying Glasses Ito.

Montana. P. I. l. Office Ian's: 10 to II A. ll I to I I’. M.

ll an u s pointaaenl u "uidoslrdlra

Oltea Connected with

have returned to civilian life alter ~

The January meeting of the New Glasgow W. 1. was held at the home cf IVLiss Elsie Laird. Meeting opened by singing ode and repeating Creed in unison. Roll call was answered bv 13 members telling about "The f thing I remember". Ron-e was one visitor present. last meeting read and agiproved. Red Cross work discusse .- Mrs. R. W. Stevenson kindly offered to donate a dust pan to the school. Discussion followed on ways and means of building a. new school. Mrs. Hill reported for Red Cross and it was decided to do some work in the near future. school report given by teacher and re- ported school needs scrubbing.

Several sick calls were reported made.

Correspondence read: ‘Ilha-nks from school children for Christ- mas treat. Letter of thanks from Henderson for Orphanage collection.

P. E. Island Hospital appeal for funds, collectors to be appointed at next meeting. Secretary to pay bills for school treat.

New Committees‘; ‘ ' "

Lunch, Mrs. Hebert Stevenson, Mrs. M. MacLecd, Mrs A. B. Stev- enson. Program, Miss Ella Sean- ple, Mrs. R. A. Houston.

The next meeting to be held at the home oi’ Mrs Foster Seller, when roll call is to be answered with, name a. member of the Fed- eral Cabinet at Ottawa.

The program committee then took charge and a sing-song was enlflyed. led by Mrs. W. B. Bulman and several readings and contests by the different members.

Photo contrst left over to next meeting when each member is to bring an early picture oi‘ herself.

Meeting closed with The King.

SILK SIDELIGHT

A silkworm cocoon‘ contains a single thread of silk from one- thlrd to three-fourths of a mile

Pi AN YOUR 191G GARDEN ‘

NO w 1 ma nnr ro ruin mun

Eéh"it:‘.“‘..£l "*1 c" “r ' :10- dividends stzdullféllflrsll.’ m l predu oa i Csnadl dens re nearer fgod luppl-igax the millions of undernourished and Illiflllll l0 of other countries who are nl n; on our helg for their very and r too

. tribute Alf-iii, in u... cifors. u“ w" garden d commercial lhmlld so s? 1'3“ Seed and u! " Book describing rounder: varieties

Vegetable. Flower an imepl m4; veil as Plan Shrubs. Fruit oiher

momma-o "

slfigfJfilgt-fgiflrf 1| DOMINION S ED HOUSE

Gcorgctaiwn. Ont.

TUESDAY, JAN. I sin instructed by -Mra.

Sets, sqiarata Tables ‘ltliltouc rs lee.

bio floater!»

A-l so

W».

Auction Sal

AT THE SPORTING CLUB

29 AT 2 PM. MacCormack, due to the

shortage of space for in ' hi‘ t; t F i u» sell ivy Public Auction cilinsnlgiizwilirf“ l’ "m m"

, Bell», ._ Ileana, Dialog m Buffets, China Cabinets, Dressing

~ Efftfili tilt‘ . _ w a es, Baby Cribs lit Mattifijl, Wlrllobe Brill Tbl I C .

, misses crest-u. "e31 its? °° m” m" (‘thine Csbiaetaaii Buffet combined, lilt hen Cupboard, Vanity Drcalaaa and may other articles not listed ‘ailln.

Room Suites‘, Kitchen

Dining Room

extra Buffets;

~ "W. LBIIATONL ' "' ' ffAaettoneer.

Y Central United Church

Annual Meeting

Central United Church, Marsh- fleld-Dunstaflnage, held their m. null meeting 0n Jun. 16th with a good refirgesentation resent. The pastor. v. J. A. N cholson occu- pied the chair.

Financial reports were hem-d from oflicera of all the different branches and departments of the church. They were all very an. couraging, and very creditable to "W!!! l ‘his each report showing a substantial increase over last year and well over their allocations. - The most encouraging was the treasurers report of the whole congregation showing an amount which surpasses all previous years and making it the banner year in the history of the church. This reflects credit on the spirit of the lseople as well as on the supervis- on and leadership of the pastor, who has always taken a keen int- erest in everything pertaining to the welfare cf the community.

A few years ago, due to the de- pression, the church was carrying quite a deficit and paying a re- duced salary, but of late years the deficit and the standard salary with the percentage for the pen- sion fund going to the head of the Uniited Church of Canada has been

Central Church is also a branch of a "self-sustaining circuit. A new modern and up-tc-date water and bath system was also installed in the Parsonage during the past year.

Worthy of special mention is the Young People's Union which has always taken an active part. in church work. Among other things, since r-hurc-h union came into ef- fect, they purchased u new org-in which was one of the best obtain-

UUT OUR WAY

YOU'LL NEVER HAVE

NO FUN.

. T no. rm ~01 l‘ FOQING on RUBBER ICE. mo MAVBE cw se ‘m’ Poucs 0g FIREMEN A 1.01 o: mousse

OTHER.

OR BRINGING M‘!

inn-u‘! '4'} lw/kf w , .

1cm. One of thel

woizkvot OVER

GETTING: ME OUT-- PEOPLE'S woktziss.’

Lia/fits sills

l. , J3QTQVVILLIAM5

abis for a small church, and cu plied the congregation and elm;- with the new h nsls as soon as they were av ble. They alao painted the exterior of the church and were l sponsible tor the in. stallation of the electric light sys- r last accomplish- ments was the purchase o! a new pulpit, dedicated to the memory of the late Mary Adele Ferguson, They have now oflered to hclp re- decorate the interior of the church and are also contemplating erect. ing a recreational and social hall in the basement. Their work has been a great incentive to the whole congregation.

A competent slate of officers was elected for the ensuing year. A1- ter the usual votes of thanks and appreciation were extendefl the meeting was adjourned wi i the Benediction. ‘

ILQON W. I.

The Jan meeting t Eld n W. l. was mat the hem: of Mgs.

i -...

lira ills-b

msri.

—-— - cosy-quirk rel . i O Rough, cracked,’ chapped [lips are painful, sore, easily infected. Gel _ quick relief with soothing. protect- ing Lypsyl. Sold everywhere in handy nick ionn. Ger Lypsyl today.‘

'- PAGE FIVE c. 3'5?

Frank McDonald, Tuesday evening, January 8th. The President Mrs. itmmw" “fi"‘i.““€n“...,'i§f“%°.l" ee opens g e e followed by the d repeated in unison. The minutes of the last were read and approved. was responded to by seven members, there were four visitors present. ts committees were given, new pmsramm ecom- inted. Mrs, R. Gillis

mittee was a

and Miss orence MacDonald. The business part of the meeting followed. It was decided that tihe members start a. quilt. A Whis Party was talked of but no final decision was made. A collection was taken 1l'p amounting to 39c. Roll call for next meeting to answered by a Valentine Verse. lVLrs. Wm, Penny invited the mem- bers for next meeting. The Permy lottery brmight by Mrs. MacDon- ald and won by Miss Florence Mac- Donald brought 35c, 'I‘ihe meeting closed by singing the National Ah- tl-iem after which a. social hour was

o

0H. TH’ Pumoic WHEEZED AN‘ "ni- FIREMAN SWOIRE; \. "THIS FOOL IS some . \ HE'LL FOOL NO MGR. ‘ ) SUDDENLY HE THRF‘ ME BACK NTH’ Swisi. /

ilwlkn» l

talisman.

spent. ‘rho Hostess served a delic- ious lunch.

the home of Mrs. B. B. Steakhouse with an attendance of ten mem-

occupled the chair,

unison. meeting were approved as followed by roll call. One valued member rejoined.

sisting of letters of thanks from Salvation Army, St. Vincent's 0r-

age, for donations received.

HAZILBIOOI W. I.

On January 16th the re ulslr e.

monthly meeting of the brook Women's Institute met at

Mrs. Stackhouse, president,

bars. opening the

Minutes of the previous read.

Correspondence was read con-

phanage and Mt. Herbert Orphan-

Progrum for the evening consist- .

ed of a quiz contest. Mrs. Harold By J- R- Williams our: BOARDING uousa

HEPiDlNG OF arm A s-ratteo cm: on c-seoe CROSSiMG ?

by an axe

Carver kindly invited the next meeting, poll call to be answered liange of valentines. Col- .. leetion amounted to 00 cents, and fishing

pond $1.10 Lunch was se

Patriot please copy) GIANT REDWOODS

meeting by the singing of the In- The weight i1 a hi; rerlwoo stitute Carol followed by repeat- tree has been estimated at 1, ing the Club Women's Creed in tons.

OANDIES FOR. BRITAIN

, land -—(CtP)— or 500.000 Brit- lsh children were sent by British

rsidents in Buehoa Alres who s £180,000. They were distributed throughout the country

by the women's voluntary services With Major Hoopla

P .

will?“ uvmogxi l IETHE ' _ mourns-redo? '

COME on... YOU'RE Come WITH ME... HERE NONE ATHAT.

i GOT LP EARLY-AND I'M GONNA SNEAK QJT EFOQE MAEGE WAKES

BRINGING UP FATHER

, . _ WHAT'S THE IDEA

SOMETHIN

WRONG WITH

'lM... HES NOT STALLING.

3y George lVlcMan u!

cry. i941. Km Fmun spat-rm. In. Veils up" . . .

r

soawwmuor wosmuossio

unusual-ll n-vrsteouave

rvcd by the ladies and the meeting adjourned bir singlng( tha National Anthem.

TIPPY AND “CAP” STUBBS

iAT or mucus-our ‘u. usv

IALBERT RELEASED OM

JAti. av Mommas-wanes eveavaoot? ,-