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DECJQMBER 7. 1942

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Montreal liurh

(Canadian Press)

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TAKE NOTIOE

That I, Everett Roy Clow,

[Ol-mgrly of Murray H.'1r-'_

bour North, now in the Royal Canadian Navy. will mi he responsible for my wife's debts zifter December 1st, I012.

l Wanted Lumber‘

My price for sound lumber landed .1t M111 is $1.50 per cwt. Size from 3 inches up any ength.

$1.25 from 6 inches to l1 inches any length.

ALBERT GRIFFINS MILLS

L u R Glow IIIONTAGUE

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. ‘Help Wanted’ Advertisements

school. All other "Help Wanted"

Service

Under the new government regulations which became ci- fcetire on September 4, it ls still permissible to Publish over an auivertiscfs own name "Ilelp Wanted" advertisements for domestics: farm help: teachers; nsbing and trapping help. and for students employed after

be submitted by the advertiser to the National Selective officer. Unemployment I. O. O. F. Hall. Richmond Street, and on receiving the of- ficer's approval the advertisements can then be inserted in The Charlottetown Guardian.

nurses and probationers;

advertisements. however, must

Insurance Commission,

2+

Advertising Rates ~

(‘antral Guardian locnil. 5o lo per word; Announcemc

l-‘lurai and Spiritual 0ft

Appreciation. 10o in h do 0rd. ti: cents per tnclmwAddrccne-{nd Frzozltntion 81.00. Other application .- _

ivlllllllﬂllll tihnrge for Any Advertisement- H Cenh

VITA: Western and Eastern locus 4i an Cussiiied in per word; in Memorial Notices 10o per moh- List; ul _ n. Cards. otc.. 5c Condolence 10o per Inch; editing on; emon and i0 cents for every additional 3 IO

Payable in Advance

Coming Evcnta 3o per wont:

Letters of 40 words for $1.00 Notices of Thanh and Hats of ‘ ti

name;

Female Help Wanted

"”‘s...i.;..v " " i”:

IHNTEI) IIOUSEKEILPER FOR- invului. Florence McLeod. Ver- non llivcr, P E. I. 5-5-81

WANTED-A MAID FOR 012x-

ereo‘. housework. Good Wages Phone 450. -5-2l WANTED -_- MIDDLE - AGED

lndv for cooking Apply Guardian. 12-5-31

For Sale

FOR SALE-‘l BEEF HEIFERS lO mos to 1a mos. old N. Darrach. East Royalty. 12-5-21

EITKLE -2s runners .1. .1. Hessian, Domagh. Phone 21“ 1 u

FOR SALE-So NEW HAMPSHIRE bullets. Laying. Spencer Hughes. Emerald. 12-

FOR SALE-TWO PURE BRED Oxfordmrn Ewes just bred An- llli‘ Walter O MaeKenzie, Brad-

roibane 12-5-31

_YOR SALE THIRTEEN ACRES 0F land at Keppoch with dwelling Ind barn equipped with Electric Liohts. For Further particulars opulv to P. O. Box 166. Ken- sinlzton, or P. O. Box 457. Char- Wieiﬂwn. 11-25-12-142

Miscellaneous i.

Wqiilm rarer-ts ram r011 fillies 1111/1 Fir Logs. lengths '1 rimiilid 9 ft. 6 inches. Montague

"ishins 00., 1.141. Montague. 1

MlmfiTs 11111. pain.

STRAYED TWO CROSS BRED Geese C J. Wood. Bunbulréns _ - -2i

Female Help Wanted WANTED — GIRL OR WOMAN for housework. 224 Richmond St. 12-5-21 Captured CAPTURE!) MARKED FOX

William Day. Vlfheatley River _ 12-4-11

Wanted

WANTED - APARTMENT 0R Tenement, central. Phone 9&4” ‘ -1.

WANTED BY MARRIED COU- Dle two hot water heated unfur. nished rooms. Apply Guaiidiaml

2-5-3

Nlale Help Wanted

WANTED-MARRIED MAN T0 W°Tk 0" dairy farm or will lease for suitable term. House semi. furnished, Furnace, stove, mum- irig Water, Bath. Season's dry

wood under cover. C A. Archi- bald, R. R. No. iTruro, ‘l; .

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LOST FROM RANCH 2 MARKED

Female Foxes Reward. Edgar- Heartz Phone 1580-4 13-5-21 To Let

iﬁtfan" mT-coirrrizvotvs hot water. Phone 1020. 13-5-31

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Produce prices Saturday as report-H ed by the Dominion Department of Agriculture foll0w:-

Eggs: graded shipments selling Agarge 50; A-medlum 4B; A-pul-

45

Butter: first grade creamer-y prints. Jobbing price 38-38 1-2; first grade solids, Jobbing price, 3'1 1-2-38; current receipts, Que No. l pasteurized 36 1-2. No. 3 35 1-2; wholesale. Que No, i storage and fresh 36 3-4-37

Cheese: current receipt, colored, western 20-20 1-4 FOB Montreal, white, western 19 13-16_ Que 1B 5-8 FOB Montreal wholesale western and Que white 20 1-8-20 1-4 first, grade PAS Montreal.

Potatoes: '15 lb bags No. l moun- tain Que 1.25-1.45; NB 1.50-1.55; PEI 1.50-1.55.

MINING

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. Dec 6-

Stocks CD59 Bagumao 0'1 3-4 Bankfield .03 Bear Ex .09 Bonetal .07 Brit Dom .23 Broulan .38 Buff Cdn ~04 Calmont .21 Cdn Mal .40 Cent, Por .06 1-2 Chester .53 Cochenour .65 Comweaith .20 East Mal 1.05 Eldorado .63 Falcon 3.30 Franco 20 1-2 Gods L J3 ' Goldale .08 HalliWJl .02 3-8 Hi Sale .10 Holling 8.05 Int Pete .15 7-8 Jellicoe .01 1-2 Kerr Add 4-30 Kirk Hud .20 Lamaque 3.50 L1, .86 Macassa 2.10 Madsen .56 Malartlc 1.58 McVltt .04 5-8 Min Corp l_11 Okalta .33 Ont Nick .13 3-4 Pacalta .04 1-4 Pick Crow 1-55 Pioneer 1.08 Premier .54 Preston" 1.50 Ban Ant 1.50 Sand Riv .01 1-4 Senator .19 Sherritt .65 3-4 Sladen .26 Steep R 1.65 Upp Can .75 ventures 4.10 Vermilats _ll Wood C .01 1-2 Wri I-lar 2.35 Ymir .06 UNLISTED Foothill .15 Coast Cop 1.04 Temisk .03 3-4

War—25 Years Ago Today

(By The Canadian Press)

Dec 7,191'7—-United States de- clared war on Austria-Hungary. Monte Selslmol on Italian front captured by Austro-German troops. British forces improved positions at La Vacquerle in Cambrai area 0n Western Mont. Hebron. Poiss- tine, captured by British.

POPULATION 0F TUNIB

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TILIILI CHARLOTT GUAEDIAN

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Priee Board Explains New Subsidy Move

By C. it. nuckburn Canadian Press Staff Writer

UITAWA, Dec. 4 -(CP)- Stab- ilization of the over-all cost of 11v- 1n8 at the level of Nov. l, i942, aimed at safeguarding the year-old

Tunis. with a population of 219.. 000. contains 93.000 Mohanudans and 50.000 French.

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tivil 3erviee Examiner Wanted

‘AW

F01‘ HALIFAX OFFICE 0f CIVIL SERVICE COMI MISSION 0F CANADA, t0 BCt as REPRESENTA- TIVE in the Province of NOVA SCOTIA and PRINCE

EDWARD ISLAND.

EXAMINER, GRADE 1, MALE, SALARY $1920 per “mlllﬂi. less statutory deductions, plus COST OF LIV-

ING BONUS $180 per annum.

QUALIFICATIONS: Good education, preferably uni- vFT-“lly graduation, successful experience In personnel “Wk. office management or the equivalent; ineligible

ti" military service.

DUTIES‘: To recruit and examine staff for the Fed- "Rl Civil Service, to supervise office staff, to conduct

"All" relevant work.

APPLICATION FORMS (itvullabie at Post Offices) should be flied by DECEMBER 12 with the CIVIL H QUINPOOL ROAD,

ALIFAX. Please do not refer to previous applica-

SERVICE COMMISSION, 261

"one for details of qualifications.

This Advertising is Authorized by the Director of 1

NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE

routrnv

We require a very large quantity of chicken and fowl during December and Janu- ary. As some of the trucks will not be on their regular routes we suggest you send your poultry by express. Prompt returns daily at full market value.

THE lloyal Packing 0o.

J. D. JENKINS Prop.

price-ceiling policy which now is under pressure from prices, was announced today as the objective of the new subsidy pro-l gram to reduce the pzioc of too. coffee. milk and oranges.

The whole policy of preventing an uncontrolled rise of livins 008B. initiated Dec. i, 1941, is designed to fght off wartime inflation. Fin- ance Minister Illsley and I-ltector McKinnon chairman of the Prices Stability rporatiom. told a llzess conference this morning tho‘. sub- sidies already paid to kw l» ‘prices down amount to 330.000.1011. I

The new program will reduce the retail price of tea by l0 cent-s B pound, coffee by four cents a pound. milk by two cents a quart and mange; to about the level of September and October. 194i. ‘These changes will be accom lished by tax remissions and dir subs‘dles. at an esfmated total cost to the ublic treasury of 840.000.0011 in a ll year.

In another price-reduci rnovc. the Prices Board has been nstruct- ed to narrow down the roflt mar- gin taken by some re all dealers in beef. The extent of beef price miuctions which can be expected has not been made pubic. Effective dates of price changes on bein worked out over the week- end an will be announced early next week. The dates may be var- ied to meet situations arising frrun existence of stock: on hand.

Mr. Itsley, accompanied bv Don-

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battle dress

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FORD MOTOR COMPANY

hold today's press conference to ax- ploln the new prices program, an- nounced last night by Mr. Ilsley in a radio bYOEdCB-ilu

They said:-

1. Direct subsidies and tax re- missions. estbuatpd to cost $40,- 000,000 a year, will go to distribut- ors. and ensure price reductions to consumers of the entire amount.

2. Savings to Canadian house- holders may amount to many t‘mes that amount through the effect of the progrwn in checking a tendency toward inflation.

8. The program will not affect the present level at which cost-of- living bonuses are paid but should obviate any increase 1n the bonus on the next adjustment date. Feb.

. 1943. 4. The new policy is expected to absorb the mock of any fuzther

' w ich the endeavor-in; to formulate an effective order.

5. The Prices Board is examining the practicabi 12y of a retail order fixinv the maxmum prices which truly be charged for standard cuts

o ef.

The estimated $40,000,000 which the _new pzogram will cost in a years operation will be used for three purposes:-

i. To pay milk distributors up to two cent; a quart on fluid milk to ensure that the price to consum- ers is reduced by that rmount.

2. To pay processors and dis- tributors l0 cents a pound on tea and four cents a pound on coffee to ensure that the prices to consumers are reduced by that amount.

3. To remit the duties and taxes now collected on oranges. a move designed to reduce the price or all siaes and varietle; to around the level of September and October ast year.

in an interview with the Canad. lan Press after the press confer- ence. Mr. Gordon sold 11 the decis- on to reduce prices on the group of widely-used cotrvnodltles had not been taken, an inﬂationary spiral might have geen started which would have ‘endangered the ef- fectiveness cf the price ceiling" in Cnnadn.

gird Goxion. chairman of the

ices Board. and It, Mcliinnon.‘

ctor 5Peeds ‘f, to pqﬂl‘.

and, desitOY Y” hi; and day:

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MAKIIS OI FORD V-l AND MIRCURY (AIS.

IOID YIUCKI

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Yesterday. beinz the Sr" day in Advent. was the day cspecw ially set apart in tiz: all- . .- endar. for our consideration cl the Blble., the character of the iszck, what it means 1.. us a11d the p ace it takes in our lives. And so. the mecto , Reverend A. LeDrew Ltnrd- ner, took as his text, word; found in the 2nd Epistle to 'l‘1:nu:..1_\‘._ chapter 3. verse l6: “All Scripulrel s given by inspiration of 60:1.‘

Flor the past many years. tin-re has sprung up criticism of all kinds. and this criticism has created doubv and fears in the minds of ])~".)}1l1\.l so that the Bibi: 11:1“ by c" ‘" . been laid on one side; and if we lay aside our Bole, we 11.1». 111 necessity lny aside cur Cl11usl1r11m1y.

The Rector pointed out students may be paced in two classes, those who are seeking earnestly to flndl truth, and those who are seeking: to find some support for their nxyn ideas. And those who are seeking, to find support for their own l-"nelrrrs are now-a-days so prominent that the earnest seeker after truth lSl not seen, He told us that '15 DOF-"vl t of the resent criticism is based on assump ion.

All scripture. 8t. Paul say/a is‘ given by inspiration. All-lint al art. The Bible, continued the Roc-

r. 1| as dependable. as true, and as sure a; Jesus Christ l-imseif, If we trust Jesus Christ., 11nd believe Hm. we shall also trust the Bible.

So important l5 the message of the Bible that God not only spoke it through consecrated man. but He also caused it in be written down, and He has preserved it.- anri will preserve it.

The questions we have to ask ourselves are. what are we doing about it? Do we knnw the Bible? Are we stir-flying this Book. wh'ch is the revelation of God's love for man. and His Power and Will to save him.

PORT OF SAFI

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OI‘ CANADA, LIMETED

Special Christmas

Fund For Children

The (luetztﬂc Canadian F‘ a SilFflill rlppc.

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l-irltish children whom the war ms 5 .

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“Clillrlrr-ails Clv-Pnius" lions may be sen‘. t0:-

the schr no There will be no nrirxunistraﬁre (it-ducted. either in Cm-

ndn or the Llnltl-ci Kingdom, from the Public subscriptions. The dollar rzireu to the Qwrerrs Fund "Child- ren's Christmas" appeal will be de- voted in its emirrtv in this cause.

No attempt will br- mode to ship anode ln kind. Cash only will be transmitted, and stibscrlnlioxis shmﬂd be earmarked "CHILD- REN'S CHRISTMAS." Every cent

The Queens Canadian Fund. Montreal. Que,

or to any <11’ the Fund's collect-in include the Ruya

agencies, which Trust Company, Charlotietoxvn.

Received recently:

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contribu-

‘Benj. Poole Cl1rlrlr.llc‘.o\'.'11, $200 Brackley Point Red Cross Unit. $15.00.

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We are buying live and dressed chickens

and fowl daily, paying top

market Wl-'iI‘-'-

We also require 'i‘urkeys. 17"“ "d Gwse‘ Phone or write for price!-

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