THE GUARDIAN.

CH ARLOTTETOWN

' DECEMB?.?R.15. 1952

PAGE mum

Advertising Rates Payable

. Utaullted ac per word: L. or run: an spirituii umrinu. Cards. ele..

tlons. 84 cents per Inch;

'i error in due to the negligence of its rerun

'0

ti, Kinunusu Charge For any Advertisement 15 Cents.-

Q; .' yr... .1 Guardian Locale on per word; Western and Eastern Local- T; is per word; Announcements and coming Events In per word:

In Memorial Notion Mo per inch; Lists

0! Condolence Ito per inch; Wedding Engagements, to words for 31.00 and 10 cents (or every additional 3 words; Notices of llhanlu and Ayweolation, 840 per inch or be not ward; Lists of Subscrip- Adilroal and Presentation, 31.00.

Other Rates on Application

The advertiser azreaa that the pllblilhll shall not be male for damages arising out at error: in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of the advertisement In which the error occurred, whether such

there ahall be no Ilabilityjor non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such anvertiaeusent.

In Advance

5o per name; Letters

is or otherwise, and

cars & Trucks For Sale”

FOR SAI.I4I-lllol FHICV. Bl'SI- ness coupe. low mileage, new car condition, it-ry reasonable. Phone 2590-J at noon or after 5.

"ea? Sale Fin sAr.r.”- nAM."'om; vnan

ly John old. J. P. Driscoll, Charlottetown R. R. 5. I-OB. SALE To'lt'-.s7i'r.1-::'rwo . i1nvA?A . Benjamin I small 4-ounter sure; i roun- -- . Ier; I Mvhssey System; 1 shoe FOR niakcrs pail-tier. Phone 2l.'itl-.l. on . Towers

FOR SALE - HARDWOOD IN stove length .A. Macliinnon. Lewes Lot 60.

FOR SALE - RECORD RANGE in good condition. Priced to sell. Mrs. Claude Dunning. Kensing- ton. P. E. 1.

FOR SAL . -- LIGHT DRIVING horse. l-jnterprise Fumacette, brown enamel. Excellent condi- tion. Lester McEwen, Bristol.

NIZW RECAP TIRES STANDARD tread, 600x16 51.95 each. 650- tI':0x15-d50xl6 59.50 each. Mud and snow 600x16 59.95 each. 650- 670xl5-650xl6 310.95 each. Writo for passenger tire sizes not listed Orders shipped C. 0. D. Collect. Glendale 0. K. Rubber Welders. 1287 Weston Rd., Toronto, Ont.

1593-22.

CAPABLE

fence or

Roch st.

F6ii's'.iEr:-.'cWEEMA?Ti1”i:i;E

FEIDKLE :19sn"c'Esvnou-21' sedan delivery. RiVel'VlcW Gar- Phone 681-J. age, Crapaud.

i30InQsKI.E-Ail-”:'rrTr:?ii-1 war.- der and cutting torch. .iBl Cum- berland Street, City.

I-:()'It!'sTI:Ei:CvIIItTSTMA-E-TIIVl?'ES-. your choice, we deliver. 62 Dor- chester street.

you siiii-2'-iAeAr'i:iFTiHf1viEYt mill crusher used one year. Ap-

-so 'rorfs"17I?i?s's"iT) hay, wired, ready for shipping.

sans-uA1.r-Acitr. Malpeque

Iiiilpwanted-:MaIe 8. Female

manage established Watkins busi- ness in Charlottetown. income above average. No exper-

Permanent with chances of ad- vancement. Apply immediatcly by writing to T. Grange, one The J. R. Watkins Company, 350 Stt

LOST - CHILD'S WAGON. VAR- nish body, red wheels, in vicinity of Spring Park Road and High- land Ave.

For Sale

Phone 2889-L. Bulman'a,g Rustico.

Read. Read'a Corner. LOT

oppositoy Phone

Road. Restaurant.

MAN on woman T0 Regular

investment necessary.

Montreal.

Lost

Lost ifosr A on .QUs:isN an-nan. Dec. 13, a parcel containing child's suit, child's nightgown

and child's vest. Phone 2885-J.

zoo.-ix. AROUND canon nail", man's Longine wrist watch. Re- ward. Stanley MacMillan, Wood Islands.

Jackie Doyle. 1009-L.

B. D. MORRISON LTD. I'I.UMB- ing. lleating. Electrical contract- ing. 39 Queen Street. Phone 302

Personal FIX TI . COUGII FAST! WITH Sanguen. Quickly, easily, this formula of six active ingredients goes to work with the first spoon- ful to ease stubborn, racking cough or colds. bronchitis. hoarse- ness. Nice-tasting - will not up- set the stomach - children like it. Ask for "San-gwen” now at Hughes, Jenkins, Johnson and Johnson. Reddin Bros, Charlotte- town; Jamieson's, Montague; l.arter's, Sourls; Waugh's, Alber- ton; Samples. Kenslngton; and Enman Drug store. Summerside.

Salesman Wanted

MARE S50 TO 5100 A DAY. EVER!" business a prospect. Big Savings. Increases business. Cuts expen- ses. Experience unnecessary. Free sample offer. Monadaco, 304-A S. Dearborn, Chicago.

ADI?-iT:Tr71T:'u'i7EK1-'7-We-n' business will be yours in 1953 if

and details. Familex. Dept. A.

1600 Delorimier. Montreal. 1-. -r-;' L? need of xi plow for look after the pie in that section in as much :is they and were not servlcetl by railway.

Dlypewriters

our - .5 MoNrm.v .. RENT. New portables-special 3 month

Phone 2621.

RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER

wanted

WANTED - CHILD'S PLAY e-En.

Phone MB-J. .

WANTED -gi?i7:?'Z)"1'jvs:a 3213-ii.

Good make. Write Box 550. Guard- ian Office.

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press. floor model. and one table model. A. Pickard Machin-

rmmm--e-m-rr -V;-m My Ltd. Service Depart t, Mala wantgd u Charlottetown. men WANTED-DESK niiii. LEGION . ., ,. , ggiaxi. 31. Grafton. lhones 278- Loadmg Potatoes Mglsggllaneous At Georgetown . RADIO mcraurs - PHONE

. 'The Norwegian freighter. S. S.

Breidablik, 1030 reg. tons, docked at Georgetown at 3.30 p. m. on Wed- nesday, December 10th from New York City.

The ship is in water ballast and

carries a crew of 23 officers and men.

Longshoremen started work on

Thursday morning in loading 33.000 bags of seed potatoes for Havana. Cuba. The ship is being loaded by the Associated Shippers Incorpor- ated. Chnrlottctovrn are the agents.

of

and Buntain. Bell Co..

Pilot Temple Gotell. assisted by

co-pilot Victor Rafuse took the ship into port.

St. (gorges Area Requests Snow Plow

A special meeting of the resi-

dents of St. Georges. Launching, Newport, (Iarclignn and surround- ing districts was held in the St. Georges

to discuss plow to be this coming ninicr. Mr. .loseph G.

Hall Saturday evening requesting a snow i0('iliCd in that area

you join our ranks, sell in a pro. Campbell, Poplar Point was ap- tected territory our 250 guaranteed pointed ('llIlifIN4lll. Mid M11 SS1 products to friends and neigh- Yorslon. l.nunt-hiniz. secretary.

bours. Write for free catalogue M-'Il'0F -lull" -N MIIUDDHRM. M-

L. A., and Mr. (2eoi'eo Saville. M.

spoke of the great that area to needs of the peo-

A., both

were oil the main highway

student rate. Remington Randlt was siimzostnd that the plow Ltd, 104 Kent Street. Phonealm stationed at Czirrligan, and 2771. from there would proceed via

B7it3bert L. May

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Woodvillo to clear the area. It was also pointed out that some places in the area were almost 20 miles from a doctor. which would lead to grave difficulties should an emergency arise. Both members offered their full sup- port to this worthy project.

Mr. Louis Fitzpatrick. Wood- vllle. reported that there were 52 owners of cor: and trucks in the area, together with 22 tractor owners. He also reported that the gas tax from the area was not inconsiderable. and perhaps suffi- cient to warrant the placing of a snow plow in the area.

The meeting decided to send u

delegation to Chraiottelown to interview the Minister of Public Works. '

Other speakers were Rev. Ben- nett MacDonald. Mr. Leo Fay and Mr. Richard Curley.

Montague Young Adults Group Meets

. 'The Young Adult's Group of Trinity United Church, Montague. held I. very enjoyable social evening in Macl(enzie Hall on I-Yldziy, De- cember 12th.

A splendid programme was pro- vided by the entertainment com- mittee namely: Mrs. C. A. Shaw. Mrs. S. C. Madi.ean. Mrs. Alex 1-lutcheson and Mr. Gordon Coffin, which included readings given by Mrs. C. A. Shaw: a duet sung by Mrs. Douglas Coffin and Mrs. Arnold Wightman, with Miss Joyce Proctor as accompanilst; as well as several amusing contests.

Mr. Gordon Coffin led in the singing of songs and carols, with Mrs. J. M. Fraser as pianist.

Rev. J. M. Fraser in a. brief ad- dress suggested ways in which more zest might be added to fut- ure meeungs of the group, such as choosing various themes for dis- cussion. the preparing of some one-act, or a three-act play, etc. It was decided to hold the next meeting early in January. Delic- ious refreshmenis were served by the following members of the lunch committee: Mrs. Keir Clark. Mrs. lloracc Fraser, Mrs. Arnold Wight- man, Mrs. A. I-Iilchey, Mrs. Calvin Smith, Miss Joyce Proctor, and Mrs. Douglas Coffin.

N. Y. Stocks A High For Week

NEW YORK. Dec. 14 -(AP) - The stock market. last week rode the crest of business confidence into a high for the year.

There was a brief pause for con- solidation at mid-week. and then the market resumed its climb. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks closed at 5113.90 up 51.50 on the week at a high for the year. It was the third high for the aver- age during the week and put it at A level that hasn't been exceeded since June 5, 1930.

Last week railroads had an un- usual share of buyimz -ilmpularity and contributed more than any other major divtslon to the rise. They had plenty of help and many characterized the week's forward movement as a rotating advance with first one and then another of the major divisions leading the way. .

A 1 the week. only two of the 20 most active lanes declined. Packard .Vlotor Car topped the list of most active stocks-on the New York Stock Exchange up 3-8 at 5 1-2 with 215,300 shares traded. It was followed by New York Central up 1-8 at 22 3-8. Pepsicola up 1 1-4 at 10 1-2. Willys-Overland up 3-4 at 12, and Allcghany Corp. up 1-2 at 4 1-4. -

On the New York Curb Exchange the most active issue last week was Canada Southern Oils up 1-2 at 11 1-4 with 62,800 shares traded. Central Explorers Ltd. up 1-16 at 5 3-18 National Phoenix unchanged

Gli0l0E Christmas Trees

FOR SALE

All Sizes Reasonable Prices

93 FITZROY ST. Phone 267-L

s........sn ' Fuiesrone TIIIE SERVICE

Flats Fixed Viilcanizing - Retreading

Phone 747 We Trade Tires. FIRESTONE

caveman 3. McI(AY COMPANY

137 Great George St. Wholesale and It:-tall

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for P. E. Island. Your Friendly FIRESTONI: Dealer

I ll. ' . Itemdy Mustard

'as:.u. cs1-An aaoksms Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Properties Bought and sold Also a Full Ientatlll Anctloneerlng Semen

I25 Rent Street-Phone lrltli

pairs would be undertaken

Eastern llingfs y Exhibition Ass'n Annual Meeting

..'The annual meeting of the Eastern Klngls Exhibition Asso- ciation was held Saturday after- noon at the.Town Hall in souris with a large attendance. Mr. H. J. Macxinnon. Bear River, was re- elected president and Mr. Anslem MacDonald, Norris Pond. was re- elected secretary. All other officers also were re-elected.

Following the usual business. discussion took place regarding the condition of the buildings and It was proposed some general re- this

year.

Mr. Morris Deacon, Department of Agriculture. Charlottetown pre- sented a formula for revising the prize list and it was decided that

another meeting be held in Jan-

uary to complete the list. It was

announced that Sept. 9 would be the date for the next Eastern King's Exhibition.

There was no discussion on a- malgamating the exhibition with the Dundas Plowing Match, which was proposed this year by both

-Premier J. Walter Jones and Hon. 0. C. Baker, Minister of agricult- ure.

II. 5. Steel Report

CLEVELAND. Dec. 14 -(AP) - A growing demand for steel by non-defence industries. especially manufacturers of household ap- pliances, features the current mar- ket. Steel magazine reports today. First quarter production for 1953 already is sold out in virtually all products. the weekly metalworkimz magazine says. Indications are there will be heavy overflow into the second quarter which will be open for orders on most products in another couple of weeks, Steel says.

at 1 3-4, Kaiser-Frazer unchanged at 3 5-8, and Pacific Petrolcums Ltd. up 1 1-8 at ll 5-8. ' Canadian issues finished 'the week lower. Hiram Walker and Dome Mines were both of! 1-4. Distillers Seagram lost 3-8 and Iii- ternational Nickel slipped I-.2. Mc- Intyre was up 1-4 and Canadian Pacific added 1-8.

Royalite oil was down 5-0 on the curb. giant Yellowknife was off 1-8 and Lake Shore advanced 1-8.

ml Poultry Producers

VERNON RIVER AND VICINITY

As in the past we have best prices and service for Dress- ed Poultry. We will be buy- ing on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 17. The grading will be done by Mr. McQuarric of Canada Tackers. Highest possible. prices paid.

endeavoured to give

H. S. MCLEOD & SONS

Vernon River

NEW CARS

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10. Crowns 6 Own: at cards - or heads 1. oil of rose 20. Talk: rpm

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14. Roman 11. Observed (Gr-) pound - 10. Large wonn 32. Beligieusb

15. Sharp

17. Devourod

18. Guide:

20. Broken coat of cereal (rain

81. Evening sun god . (EYDL)

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17. Declares for score

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37. Unwind

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41. Dye indlga

42. Norse got;

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Centrallyrsituated six apart- ment house in good repair, large corner lot, rentals ovei 3200.00 per month. An ex: ceptionilly good investment

1951 METEOR Price 51250.00 Good Rubber

New Battery IIENNIIIJDY o MUSTARD 1 Res Estate Brokers PHONE 2567 Phone 1103 125 Kent St.

wanmxoz To Cur-Driving Christmas Shoppers

This is the season of the year that the police department urges shopping motorists to take extra precaution in locking the doors of their can when it contains packages; better still, lack the packages securely out of sight. in your trunk.

speaking of packages, there are several that could come in very useful this holiday month. Voids Chlorophyll Tablets, for instance. to stop breath and body odor. Voidort-en antiseptic mouth wash for that stale. fuzzy mouth and Flum- dcne,Toothpaste with its magic tooth whltener and chloro- phyll. when the rush. excitement, and late hours make you nervous, jittery or unable to sleep, take Sedlcln. These W0- ducts are sold at drug stores only.

WARNING

, DON'T MISS THE

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE DECEMBER 9th tro 13th .

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