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.ANUARY__ v10. _ 194a

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Cents Central Guardian Locals 5o per word; Western and Eastern Locals 2s per word; Announcement; and C ‘_, Events 3o pa word; Classified 3o per word; In Memorlam Notices Bio per inch; Lists of Floral and spiritual Offerings. Cards, etc” 5c per name; Letters of Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding Engagements l0 words for $1.00 and 1.0 cents for every additional 8 words; Notices ol Thanks and Appreciation, Bio per inch or 5c per word; Lists of Subserlp?

lions. (9 cents per Inch; Address and Presentation 51.00.

' Meat Markets

CHOICE MEATS AND 9711R- tables. Jimmleb Meat Mai-ke- Phone 140. Summerside.

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MEAT AND FISH MARKET - Andrew's Grocery Phone 2690. s. Elm Ave.

"Monuments _ VEBE BECK A SON LTD” MON

tague-Chariottetown. Largest

other Bates w lPlIl-lllllon. stock east of Montreal.

_' Miscellaneous ' Agents wanted won SALE - star or DRIVING warcu eon was sunrttls

8E YOUR OWN BOSS! RETAIL our 250 household necessities ltt a territory of your 611C106. Hunti- reds of l-‘amilcx dcaiers are ile-

hnmess. Beef by the quarter. J. R. Flynn, St. Peters. '

out buildings for sale. Alonzo E.‘

rlring a splendid revenue in sell gzptggi, 13:32:21 Reagh itlg our Toiletries, Tcnics. Sundry FOR, 5A“; __ CHILD-S SNOW g ' '

Medicines. Extracts. Stucas- Ba-R- Stilt. A-l condition. Phchs‘ “ELIJAII comm‘. BEFORE ing Powder, Cakes and Filling». 1571 R 13_ chrmq Wanda-guy hook {ha

etc. Why not you‘? No risk. very

_i_.________________ little capital needed. Travelling FOR SALE — 50W. FARROWS

equipment 9555mm h, a run, 28th March. Jchn E MacQuaid, district. Every individual a pros- Bfillfillfllt- worth a triaL-Familex, 1600 Del- “’."5°“ “mmmld- ~'°h“$l°“'s orimier, Montreal. River‘ FOR SALE — ONE 00W. TO HHIUIIIUIIVU freshen soon. James Swan, Marshfield.

IORD PARTS. EXPERT REPAIRS S R. Johnston Ltd. Phone 262

bl-ILTON sanvtcs: STATION Charles McNeill. imperial Oil

Products, accessories. tires.

FALUS AUTO BODY REPAIRS welding and painting. Phone 2361

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL TER- rier puppies. Phone 1137 or write Box 433, Charlottetown.

FOR SALIt.‘—CI-IOICE BUILDING

AT BALTIC, LOT l8. HOUSE AND

advertisement l’. and R Store Phone 915-J, Richmond St.

NOTICE — STORM WINDOWS made to order. Mail orders ac-

Megiddo Mission, Dept. 28. Roch- ester ll, N. Y. - Personal

FOB NEURALGIA, LUMBAOO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggtst.

Plumbing And Heating

PLUMBING, HEATING C01; tractor. J. M. MacDonald, Phoni- 1756-L St. Avardhs.

W. CASFORD ti SON. PLUMB»

86 Kent Street.

.}_____--_--—-—-—- “REENES “ASH SALES “l” Forge 11a Kent Street.

Service, Part-a. East Royalty ___________________ P0006 l735'l-- I FOR SALE - ONE lHLSEFORD ALLISON MMLEODI PONTLAO Bull, registered. 2 years old. Alsc

driving and work horses. Ross. Lower Montague.

FOR SALE—MODEL 444 COLE- man oil heater, practically new. Weston Raynor, Central Bed- eque.

LOT FOR SALE, NORTH STREET,

Buick, G. M. T. licks. Phone 208- 13°“

126 Cumberland.

oowNn AND Andante. GEN- eral Repairs. spray aaintins specializing motor tune-up. tow- ing. Phone 26984.. Parkdale.

Lots. $300.00 up. Stewart Mac- ihg. Heating. Phone 114.5. 16o Kay. ' Queen.

FOR. SALE — DRIVING BOX AND PLUMBING, H E A TI N G, OIL wood slelshs- APPIY 031161113 burner sales. Gordon Farrell

Phone 10 Souris

falnters and Decorators

EMERY BLAErErr PAINTER. paperhanger a n d decorator. Phone 2107-J.

Poultry

CENTRAL EGG AND POULTRY pick-up service Phone G520 230 l-2 Grafton Bi-

iiadlos

511K818 Spring Park, 110x100. Apply to ———-iii- E i G ti. B t. h t breast). CAKE, PASTRY. ENTER- nffpfe ,f§;;a,,x,_“,3,‘;',; w‘ prise Bakery, Emmett Mac- Donald, Prop. Phone 161G. FOR SALE - ONE ELECTRIC

stove and refrigerator, almost new. 45 Rochford St. Phone 940-L.

FOR SALE-ONE WOOD SLEIGH.

[IOME BAKED BREAD. PASTRY Crown Bakery, Phone 17634.. 44 Dorchester.

SPECIALIZING IN BEAUTIFUL-

FOR SAlfi-EMMERSON PORT- able battery radio. Demon's Auc- tion Room.

PHILIPS RADIOS. BATTERIES Expert Repairs. Tubes. Duvary

rut-z GUARDIAN, _ CHARLOMTTETOWN

Produce

MONTREAL, Jan. 9 — (GP)- Produce prices quoted here Satur- day were reported by the Domin- inn Department of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 49; med 46-46 1-2; A punch. 33-39; a 41-42; C 35.

Butter: Wholesale Quebec no 1 pasteurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4. First grade creamery print Job price 70 1-2; solids 69

Cheese: Current receipts western white 3 13-4; Quebec white 33, fob Montreal. Domestic prices western colored 32 15-16. No other prices established. , Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.15-1.25; NB no 1 75 lbs 1.25- 1.35; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.35-1.40.

SIIIPPIE NEWS

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived Saturday Storfjeld, from Philadelph...‘ Mont Rolland, Continental ports. Snlled Saturday City of Lille, for India Photinia,‘ United Kingdom Italo Marsango, Hampton Roads Delilian, Avonmouth and New- pcrt. AT HALIFAX- Arrivetl Saturday Lakeside from Sydney, N.S. Canadian Conqueror, Jucaro Wellington Kent, St. John's, Nfld. Imperial Halifax, Sydney, N. S. Arrived Sunday None. Salted Saturday None. Stalled Sunday Hornero, for La Plate Fort Townshend, St. John's Newfoundland, Liverpool . sLa Grande Her-mine, Sydney, N.

Island Connector, St. John's Beaverburn, U. K.

____________ PUBLISHER DIES

NORTH BAY. Ont., Jan. 9 —- (CP) —Mrs. Fred Grainger, 65. mother of J.F. Grainger, president and publisher of the North Bay

Nugget, died Saturday following a stroke.

liltltolsterlng

LIVINGSTON AND O'BRIEN _ Upholstering. slip covers. Work

O b '1 1gp A4 d“ 1 _ guaranteed. Phone 2453-1... 130 All Chem ~ ly decorated wedding and‘ bu,“ Aggly U; SP? Plloud a, cggnlt Rad o servuxjq Cumberland. Am Car .. .. n? clay cakes. Central Bakery Ava,“ 30M,“ FARM RADIO OWNERS. mats i: $38" - m 7'3; Phone vsa-t. Summersidc. —————————— battery and tuba check- Bawlan W011i Wanted 34 ,8 non SALE - 1 ENGINE muve Radio Service. , , AmwPmla ' a no t actors Washer, Pump Jacks, quantity l-OUNG “OMAN WANTS WORK Atuhlion . 10-3 1'2 l" “g n r Pine Lumber 1 Tractor r u Rgstauramg by dfly- Plwue 2522-!» Baldwl" 121'? ' ' ' - -—-~------—-—- B and 0 11 1-4» CONTRACTORS BUI LDERS- Dealer’ J w" D- Canlpben’ Al‘ Gnu, “tAyTS tog“ By T E ' _ Floor Sanding.’ w. Burke a bertun- Phone 33-4- COFFEE POT srsnrs BREAK day_ Wm, 30x56‘ elm H gzglimel- 58 sons, Phone 1506. Maipcqtlo fast 7 A. M. Close Midnight .._ Borg ‘ 53 Road. JBVIBIIBIS Kent Street. Phone zoos-L WANTED - JOB as TRUCK - " _ ——— Driver Write Box s19 Guard Bug‘ ' " 31 12 , _ _ ~ ' - - ' Caterpillar 55 3-4 Beauty Parlors "gfntillgfiw {$1, "$5,, 21%;? Rooms Ants. Wanted uu c and o 3g 3.: . ._ _.__.. Ch l _ ' "-. SPECIALS 0N All’ PaPlE R1211‘: Kensmgton. DO NOT READ THIS -- 4 on 5 WBIIIIIIK Coir . l1 l-s rnis. Oigas Beau y T". e l‘ _ _ A t’ h, C m mg 5 3 1.3- Bus stop. Fflflii Machinery gflfixeioupféflfuii‘ n§'§;“°‘:h,,,}_ wfinornc. lvliAClillfiE gunk 63,8}, , g3 l _ _ I 78,6 d, I orrson an We er, ydney cumss A 24 BIGYCIBS McCORMlCK - onalmvo FARM “my B“ 3 "2’ a" Street. rear Capitol Garage. cum... Com s 7.3 -- ,_ Machinery. Tractor repairs , Elec Auto .. 42 3-4. ntcycuts AND sronrtai. Macmd a, 0,88,, bmnngue‘ Sporting B0008 ELECTRIC. ilcervtslsr: WELD- Em ‘ _ 13 m. Goods. The Bike Shop, 11k’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ _ “ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ tng, Proud and Moreside. Phone Gen E1 39 5.3] Gycal; Gccl-gc Street. eon SALE-saw MASSEY JAB- SPORTING Goons, ALI/ILSSOR- e13. 223 Great George. G9,, Motors_ 60 1.4 _ rls 'l‘ractors. 'Nv. 20 and pony. ies, Hockey Equipment, Repairs » Goodrich 511.3; cars a ‘n-ucxs Fm‘ Si" Asphalt Shingles $5.00 square. Bill's Bike Shop. summerside. waned Goodyear 44 5_8 Dlnswell and Rosslt". Murell- s] w d WALTED sum ‘VHEEL FOR Gt Nor Pfd 42 1-4; FOR SALE-ENG D l '-—- ' — '3 I-ludggn M 13 3.4 radio and lteutcr. Apply 27 Bay- F08 SALE — MASS!“ JIABRIS ____, 1937 Lafayette Nash. Robert In, p“, 52 ! field st. Phone s44. tIwo aréd ‘threieusod tragwtkplows sauzsuunx REQUIRED FOR R2°1=l1flm~ Wile-We” Riv“ c Int Tel o 1-2] nrme 1e e e Wry- e2 mBY- l r .1 ' l‘ ' l J .- . rots sans -I 1940 roan shoals. chandlsa Rupert Garret,’ Prw P111 isflvtslloguetgeysuggollie: “ANTED Qualwrri on rox Kefilrfgc 231i, G°°d cmldmml- M50 3 Hp?‘ Elev,‘ Tleml- SOUFl-‘l- week. Write immediately to Box horses’ Apply Percy L‘ can’ 36 Mcntg 55 1-4‘ inc Motor. Apply 4i Lshcr 5.. 368' Guardian Longworth Street. Phone 1445-J. Nash Rel... ~ 15 1'4 r01: SALE leio DODGE SEDAN. FBIIIBIB B ll 3MB “————-—,ANTE—————————————-———D_SALESDIEN m YOUR WANTED- MUSCOVY DRAKE. fiYACcrttral 113 ‘Zlolmd 3N9 tires’ hplfler and ‘VANTED Gllfi. FOR GENERAL localltv. exllrrictice unnecessary Apply Mrs Herbert Gorveatte‘ P 6 3'8 PFt-‘ilmw- Plwlcct mndnwn‘ A? housework. rlpply i296 Grafton spare ‘or fllll time. opportunity Rocky Palm‘ P229133} 1 0 Street. Good wages. iikzgptwiortltioltiictin tocttvaadilatt-gci Oilarll- w 5 N T E D _ ALE BOTTLES Pepsi 9 rim SALE OR TRADE-—- le _ ~- u res n enlu- OX Highest prices paid. Fast pick- Phillips 531-4 Itiiei-ilatlonal Panel Truck. in IIIIIIIIIITU 3'6 Gullrdlan- __ up service. Phone 2542 Evenings Radio 14 I good condition. Phone 63 R 11, 80mg“! SOLD‘ NEW AND USED SALESMAN! MAKE (WEB $3M," 11m. Mlohuel ‘3FOI- Repllb 261-3 Motuague; gg» Furniture. Aylwardhs Furniture a tray! sell thc new Lightning §,°,§',',§°,f§°° S,” “8 _'“!’mflf . r- . F FOR sauc toil Pm ourtt Exchange. 202 Richmond Street llétqtahlgedto; 0151) $1512? com- Sammy, ,7 L3 5P2“ N" "mm" ""?““""".l cmtGoLEtllu naxottsowr nan- £1 '1‘ l b ‘e1: nltPllEl p01 a ‘Lime’ F o R s A L E S P“ 4” “°"""l°"‘ Bu‘ Canwbous Gm- oleum yard squares‘ llnlaad v5 m-li [ll ' b‘ yl guaranlend‘ s Ry 4d ace. Pownul St. u I I ‘u ' .1 - , e er) m‘ a us Hess mac “n? Sperry ' 27 3-4 i-ii“ Iéleijglurfz" ‘Mesh, Bligh" 5‘ vm‘ 2355' l,“ fpelale-viflg’ "'1 f“: :34 Defilfllbl“ blllllll"? l°l 55 l2" l’! Std Oil NJ’ . 73 s-s . Z1 , Cl: I S m . A Cleaners and livers _______E_.____ D,,1‘,‘,-’,,,,f,‘,.,_‘ 2,, ’j,,i,,,,,§,,“},gf w n». trout-n: on unw- auwu ggggg-td W y; if; CUDMORES m“ CLEANERS Fums neyemned Ottawa‘ out Street. For further particulars ap- Texas Corp 54 as Specializing repalriig and press- FILMS DEVEL ply to MacPhco A: Tralnor, Barrist- Llnlon PM _ 86 1-1 tug clothing. Phone 692. 35¢ p” roll- Olga-l). voiflllfmglg: saw era. Riley Building, Charlottetown. DC!‘ 121, él-g QUALITY CLEANING. LAIlN- Dally Service. Bo: s3. Char- "—*—-O i u s nub , 41 llering. Shirts a specialty. Phone lmewlm- aligogtafif‘vlsbggcailrlgbfizflf ——— u s Steel 71 s-s 3357» Rlle‘w"y cleaners’ Found Phone 65-33, Montague. l/ltqnnrlfltllllm f3 . “Si-—- - “"85! U . 1s l-s *fl§;:“”,,‘,’,,§‘y 2:23:15,‘ STREET- Teachers wanted Sealed tenders and marked txisllhse El 26 3-8 g ENT. BAIT F0 ' - - i ys -. 7 3-4 LOQKERS FOR R on “ANTED AT ONCE TEACHER Iéfidél’! flddféSiEd I'D llfldfifSlgll- ‘lvoolw 45 34 sale. Eastern Cold Slorfl8fl F R , .. r Md“ sour,‘ 0f Bill’ for clcrnwnt School. Apply Ed- ed for wiring at once lorge Youngstn . 7g 5.3

______._i_ llrug Stores COME HERE FOR ITIRIIGS. PRES

_ ROOMS TO LETf 139 KING.

_____.__.______________ FOR Ill-INT GROCERY STORE _nn<l npartnlcllt. Phone 1929-1...

l ' D st. r~ ———————————————— gfilljmfféld. F” ‘l’ m‘ ° ‘ eon IIENT-THREE runlvrsu- ‘ ed. healed roon . Phone 1929-14. __ .. _.____.______ Electrical UIIIIIIHMBIS not: RENT _- s ra or orrtcns ii cjoN¥RiiAcTlNG on Sunnyside. Apply Box 377, Wiring Good s. McLean. Phones Guflrdllm‘ 230 - , $1 - . ' __° ‘ '5 ‘"5 ____ Fuel Dealers ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ~ W.“

_______._____ MaaFADYl-IN COAL O0. QUALITY Fuels. Phone 546-1.. 135 Eustorl 0

_ COAL - COKE - WOOD-L. HE.‘

House wiring. Ernest Ramsay Phone l063-J. 1N Elm Ave.

PALMER Q WILLIAMS CO. LTD

son Rztyticl", Secretary.

W A N T E I) IMMEDIATELY — Teacher for Bnnshaw School. Good Supplement. Neil K. Sai- mond, Secretary.

TEACHER WANTED FOR SOUTH Freetown School. Supplement $400.00 per year. Good accommo- dations. Good board. Apply to Willard Stetson, Secretary.

Tire Service

VUMMNIZING. G O 0 D Y EA R tires, used tires. Whitlock Tire Service. Phone 909. 13a Kent St

SLIIIZIIQISME. Plumbing, beating. “e53” “a m“ Phm. wad!“ "'"‘“"* Florists LLECTMCM‘ °°"T'“°T°“ " SPEUIALIZING FLORAL os-

Electrical appliances C E. Lavis “mm wedding bouquem Phat“

Phone 18-3. sourls ____

HOUSE WIRING, FIXTURES D. S. Livingstone. Phone 2453-1. 130 Cumberland.

269 James Tait. Florist.

________i_________. FLOWERS FOB EVERY OCCAS- ion George Williams. “ - sides Pioneer Florist Phone 64

EDISON ELECTRIC LICENSE!) . electrical contractors. Radios $81.13;: hlsfigulog Wllhlhg Machines, Phone i160 Pm," '

130 Cheat. George St. ' For Sale .__E6;

m,‘ “u; _ Bmlmimun; cute. AUTOMOBILE t Phone H” . IMO. u t... Sear, Phonl sao

8B Great Georss.

L081

LOST -- PAIR CHILD'S GLASSES. Please phone i493.

I.OS'I'—-TWO KEYS ON RING.

FEED TURNIPS FOR SALE. Harry Schurman, New Annan.

4'03 SALE-STARTER FOR I940 Plymouth. Phone 1575-31.

loovan stamens m srocx.

General Stores

AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOB Fawcett Ranges. Heaters, Cof- rleld Washing Machines. Sim- mons. Mczria. Bernard 6s Co. ‘Pignlsh

Typewriters

PORTABLE - TYPEWRITERS —- See the New Remington. Two tone grey finish. Big maciaine performance. Cash or tern: Remington Rand Ltd., 134 Rich- mond Street. Phone 2771.

Transport Sonics

_._..._._.__-______ GENERAL HAULINO THROUGH- out the Mazltimes. Harry Wauln Phone 606-3, Sumtnersidc.

DAILY FREIGHT. lIEITI-l MAO-

uKenzle a. Co.. General Mer-

betweel-i King Street and Graf- chsndisc. Kensinston.

ion. Leave at 208 Grafton-

nllmber of houses from Hunter River to Fredericton. Tenders will be received until Jon. l5, I949.

N. AUBREY CUTCLlFFE Fredericton

i WANTED

BEER BOTTLES - HIDES Iron - METALS Highest Prices. Fast Service Phone 2208 MAURICE BLOCK l. CO.

SCRAP IRON — METALS l AND BATTERIES l For highest prices

Stock Price

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-—(AP)-—The stock market swung ahead last week with the sharpest over-all gain since October.

The advance ground to a halt In Saturday's short session but only after something like $1.400.- 000,000 had been added during the week to the market value of all

change. Prices got a bad shaking on Monday but from then on the direction wasforward.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks remained at 65.9. Volume of 370.000 shares compared with 136L000 Dec. 18, the last Saturday the market was open.

At Toronto

TORONTO, Jan. 9—(CP)—Prices were irregularly mixed in a moder- ately active short session on the Toronto Stock Exchange Saturday. Golds dipped under pressure of mild profit-taking. Base metals held steady while western oils showed the steepest declines.

Golds moved sluggishly and jun- ior producers showed the effect of profit-taking. Seniors held firm and losses ranged up to about five cents in a mixed junior list. Sever- al speculatives attracted active trading.

At Montreal

MONTREAL, Jan. 9——(CP)-Al- though a few selected issues man- aged to score wide gains during the first week of trading in 1949 on the Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Market, the majority of stocks were on merely a fraction- al uptrend.

Trading was active, both in the industrial and mining fields with respective turnovers of 241,765 and 1,158,853 shares. All averages were

on the upswing although net changes were small. Saturday, a slight fractional

downswing prevailed during light trading in the short session. Mines were about mixed in brisk trading.

New York Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-—(CP) —

._____________ DARNLEY W. I.

The December meeting of Darn- lcy W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Jas. Murphy. 18 members answered roll call giving a Christ- mas thought. Minutes read, approv- ed and signed. Reports of all com- mittees satisfactory. A Red Cross Convertor was appointed namely Mrs. Wallace Adams. 1t was mov- cd and seconded to send $5.00 to T. B. League. Program for awning Readings — Mrs. Harry Crozicr, lvfrs. Murphy and Mrs. Keir Mac- MacKay. A Christmas contest was put on by Mrs. Arthur Mac- Kfly. and was enjoyed by all. Prizes were presented for contest also to the two members winning prizes for roll call.

Hostess for January — Mrs. R. S. Cousins. Lunch Committee —- Mrs. fled Campbell, Miss Muriel Walfand Mrs. Ray Crozier. Pro- gram committee — Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan and Mrs. Colin Mountain. Roll call —a New Year's resolu- tion. A treat of home made candy was given members by President and an exchange of Christmas gifts among members. A dainty lunch was served by Hostess assist- ed by Mrs. Keir McKay.

MORE UNEMTLOTED

CORNWALL. Ont. -(CP) -The number of unemployed persons in

Kinnon Transport. Phones Ches- lottelowa 1830. Halifax 4-0601.

PHONE 758 the united counties of Stormom Dundee and Glengary at Dec. 1. AME BLOCK 1948, was 1,381. This is an increase

over the presedirtg year when the total was 510.

Slowed On Saturdav

stocks listed on the New York Ex-l

Advance

Mining

I (Canadian Press) | TORONTO, Jan. 9- 5100 Agnew .

POTATO LOADERS A

20th., and 30th. of this month.

ATTENTION

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

We are new buying the following varieties of seed pota- toes for boots leaving Saint John on approximately the_,l_5tlt.,

NO. l SEQUOIAS, MOUNTAINS, SEBAGOES, KATAH-

_ PAGE NINE

T ANY STATION IN

l 8000 Alger DINS, COBBLERS AND A LIMITED NUMBER OF SMALL 5°00 Am-vkmfe CERTIFIED COBBLERS 16225 Anglo Cdn . ' . l 50700 Anafon _ These shipments MUST be m PIPPIN brand bogs sup- l 4000 Armistice piled by us. ' " _ _ ‘ fig gfPglil" For further information contact our office in Charlotte- 1500 Aubelle town-Phone 2480. I 30350 Base Met '°°° r k a cl k Bevcourt . O Q CHARLOTTETOWN 3000 1500 165 1200 F 0 R s A L E 2300 . 000 D i Pt 37 ' . . 3500 Dzgaisa e e 1,2 I948 No. 44 row-crop tractor with adjustable front axle, 2400 Delnite bought lute October. 1000 Denison 7-8 7300 DiCkenSOn. Pro er , double tenement house, 232-234 Hfllsboro . l’ _ ‘iggg gfrfevery t i: Street. Present rental $105.00 per month. Possession of the 100 Dom Magb 1.2 232 tenement could be arranged in about thirty days from 7000 Dularna . 1-2 purchase. Four thousand dollar mortgage may remain. 11900 Duvay .._ 3-4 9100 East cr Apply: 60° E25‘ Led FRANK B. CLARKE, t 3900 E Mal . . 2000 Ewe, _ Prince Street Wharf. 1000 Eldona Charlottetown, 1540 Eureka _ 200 Falcon _ Phone 2480 248i. 1220 Frobishe!‘ . 1600 Gtuhr ——-—-—-———- 5500 Gillies _ _ 3700 Globe . Mrs. Clarke considering sole of summer cottage at Kep- Qgg 2'33‘ 19 1 2 poch, which consists of lorge sun-porch, living-room with fire- 1300 r135,“ ___ ' 75 place and one bedroom,‘ all finished in ‘Douglas Fir. Two 9300 llcva 12 other bedrooms, lorge kitchen pcrcl-t equipped with hot and 11800 l-losco 27 2000 Hugh Mal 05 14 cold water and shower. 5 Imp Bk . 28 . I 440a Imp Oil . 1a 1-2 Apply‘ 1500 Indian Lake 05 3-4 MRS‘ FRANK B’ CLARKE‘ 6000 Insplra . 50 12o rm Nickel . __ as 60 Grwl sltfifl. 10090 1hr ursh Apartment 3. 323g i°burke Charlottetown, . . oliet _, Kc..- Add Phone I076. Kirk Gold | 2500 Kirk Lake l 600 Labrador | 810 L Shore I s s s s 4on0 Lap-ska B t Pfllllfillllll S IIIIS 2000 Leitch ' p 7100 Louvicourt .. I l 850 Macassa c p F h 21100 MacDonald s y c 4200 Macfie 10 A F t , 528g égg’ re Farmers whose cattle are being 13200 M“, Gold 225 treated with penicillin for mastitis 12000 Man E 0a 1-4 _— film“ ff: em“ “h” mm‘ l" 1°50 “hfliemie 39 orrawa Jan a tow Biz tereezfeld Ogfellsdavllaxg- 4000 M t. lit . "- l ' T " - ' ' l 6000 Mfd “Giff, _ 8Z1’; world whee-l. t-TQPS I01” 1949 We"? ittg comes from the Dominion 10610 hioncm _ _ 52 forecast today by U19 Ell-refill 01 Department of ‘Agriculture's Sci- } 1400 News 230 Statistics. _ k 1 t we once Service, which points one 2700 Ne“, Cal _ _ 223 Taking a quick p68 I1 0 I v that milk containing even small l 5500 New M,” 15 3.4 future. the ‘Bureau 582d lnh We, amounts of penicillin is no good 10200 New R0,,“ 08 1,2 monthly review of the world‘ w eax- for cheese mam“; 20100 Nicholson so Slluelllll‘ "ll" l‘ s?” “j “Elm” Ammls the many bacteria kill- lsoo Norgold o4 t-s Possibility ufsubstutltlal worldvtheat ed by petlicillin are the lactic acid 5710 Normal-J; __ 340 supplies this year, ttwulzh ll WB-Y-l- bacteria which convert milk to 1500 NOW Thurbols 23 ed that adverse neat-her 1n l?“ cheese. By ihterrcrihg with nor- 3000 Narpick 1o 1-2 large producuts areas could easily mal acid production by mixed OI.‘ 11000 Ntlrlhlillld 04 change the outlook- single strain starter organisms. 400 013.10.. It noted. for EXHmDIE. llP-ll penicillin not only prolongs the 600 Okaith weather already has taken its toil 13mg o; cheese manufacture but 7000 Oronada of the current wheat harvest. ln lowers the quality o; muse‘ 1000 Osisko Arsentlna. where bad November Science Service's Division a! 4000 Pan West frosts and prolonged drought. have Bacteriology and Dairy Research 1600 Osulnke I reduced crop estimates from 180,- has found that even one put of 6000 Pac Pete 000,000 bushels to around 150,000; penicillin In 330300300 Wm ha,” 1800 Do Rts 000, down some 100,000,000 bushels this dlsasyrous ef;ect_ 2000 Pamollr from the previous harvest. Um“ cheesemakers neutral,“ 10800 Piccadilly . But on the other side of the pemcmm m cheese mnk by adding 5500 Porc Reef . world, tn Australia, satisfactory a minute amount o‘ penlcunnue "rlgglllgllv “Tsslggatlggs atbmfiéfir: milk from cows under treatment; - c n . - ' T00 Que ll/Iun 190,000,000 bushels, some 30,000,000 §,",’,$S;;Q§O§§°“‘d n” l” ‘mppm 409 Royal 13k below last year's crop but still 20,- __ ' 7590 Rflybflr 000.000 above the 1935-39 average. v 17500 st-‘Yl-‘IYOI’ Though both countries have mod- SUSPEkIDS PUBLICATION’ Elle???“ erate carry-overs of old grain, the 1v i - B id th ir htrhuti n to - __ 410° Simian wblglettllutfzlade duerlng c1349‘ wicll be JHZ‘; §f,".’;",,;I,;‘§‘,-,° “QAEE 4000 Soutll Brnzeau 1955 ma“ m 1g43_ me 1w . r .d met e8 if!’ 2100 519°" R°°l< Turning to the heme front, the o by inpp-lngh gm 1e O its “a mm Smllm“ 155 Bureau said it is considered likely p“ u: ed m t e U“ ted States’ an‘ 2500 s-"l"“"ll° ~ 149 spring wheat plantings will increase nwmed- Saturday n had suspended 2000 Thom Lund 09 34 m western Canada this year LOW publication. Thomas W. Morris, 9700 Tm“ R“ -~ 72 er prices now prevailing for’ flav- edlwr of me Register‘: and an an‘ 5700 U“ Kem 245 seed and rye may divert acreage pllll-yee 58 years’ said changed Con»: 25m Unim] o“ 16 1mm mesa crops to when dltl0I1S and greatly increased costs 4654 Upp Cda . 16o ' 313g]? gld émpgzelble ‘l’; "lznlllnue- 1397 v01,“ 380 , u s e or years, e eg ster 2500 wingcm, , 10 STMLEY “RIDGE W M- 5- listed weekly all ships in fthetsworld: 7090 ymh- yG 05 passenger and cargo lee wit Tom, m,“ 75390,, B55158 wnlltval smeriteizisatofthflgglfiy their latest. ports of call. —————————— - . f —-i—€—— CARLETON women's §§,,"'§éc;f,§~f;°r ig§§h“°“Mf_: $251 PASSION PLAY -ro nesom INSTITUTE Grelen. president. presiding.‘ l ll Th C d1 Ll ht S ' - - - The Curlew" Wllmm‘ Inslllule lincueihallice Migssioncfifyuceltfaosnfhlllyt ,°B';',§"'Y'M'*R°"§’,',B“Y“"“' h“ held their monthly meeting at the ‘.35 [OHOWECL Ho“ C 1 . _ _‘ emery "‘ e “°rld'“m' l a] “as res ous Oberanltnergau Passio Pla l1°m° °l MTS- Ralph Maccau“ ‘m ponded to with s. verse containing m be r "n y Dec. 1st with the President, Mrs. pa“ by m“ mqnbers and one $50 “per ormed ha; again in Heller Myers m the chair’ Meet- vmw" the ‘tgrcefttieltnzlairpse 0 erfoIrerziifl-Ilcinll: irlg opened with the Institute Ode Minutes o; last annual and reg“- 1034 tile longcslt’ mtlénupnon sin" and by IPDQ-"tllllg lhe Creed l" lar meeting were read and ap- ti" ' 1m, w s 1mm t d unison. Roll call was answered by pmved p - a u e ' l1 members Willi 1W0 vl5ll°fs The President gave her report as singing l-lytmn 55 and prayer. 111186110 ‘Thlee 119W mimbffs the Treasurer that was very en- The W. A. held a meeting at close joined. Minutes of the previous cant-aging, oi W. M. s. Mrs. Elmer Fyfe pre- meetinl; were read and Boproved. Election of Officers followed. sident in the chair. Mrs. J.E. His- It was decided to buy 45 pounds President, Mrs. W. I. Green coit, Secretary Treasurer gave a of sugar for candy for the school Vice President, Mrs. l-l. s. luacl-Iwerl very encouraging report with a sub- children. Committee appointed to Secretary, Mrs. Earle Henry. Treas- siantial sum on hand. Mrs. Elmer see about packing candy. apples urer, Mrs. L. S. MncEwen. All other l-‘yfe and Mrs. John Fyfe were ap- and oranges for school children. Secretaries were re-appointed. Mrs pointed on Visiting Committee for Committee was as follows: Mrs. I1 S. MacEwen was named as dele- next year. Election of Officers. Erie Thompson. Mrs. Frank Quig- gate to attend Presbyerial at Ken- President. Mrs. I-I.‘ S. MacEwen. ley, Mrs. Nathen Bell. Decided to Slngtofl- Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs J. E. His- pass apron around community. Mrs. W. I. Green invited mem- cott, re-elcsted. Meeting closed bv Committees then gave their‘ reports.