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Fort ssu; _ PROPERTY 0N Mt. Edward. Road. Call 689-J.

FOR SALE —- HOT WATER FUR- nace. iarge type. Phone 104-3.

FOR. SALE-DRESS SUIT, IAID tailored. Two vests. Size S0. Worn once only. Aplpy Y Guard- ian.

FOR SALE - I0 FEEDER PIGS.

number of young sows to farrow in May, 1 registered Yorkshire

hour‘, 6 months old. Gordon Rob- erts. Wlnsice.

FOR. SALE - TWO BASEBUBN- ers, several heaters and two cooking stoves. Apply 89 Roch-

ford Street.

FOR. BALE - REGISTERED Sho-rtihorn cows. 1 Registered Shortiiorn Bull, 5 months old.

Calves and 1b’.- year olds-Elzner Robertson. North River.

FOR SALE - ONE GAS MODEL uxisher, one electric model washer, one electric sewing ma- chine. Phone 494-3, Summer- side.

Personal

FOR NEURALGIA. LUMBAGO. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds, apply i-ieat Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

TGaFs-éltucks For Sale

FOR. SALE LATE MODEL half- ton truck. A-i. condition. Box 781, Guardian.

Wanted

wanzrcu -_ Moscow mourn, Also small dog for pet. Mrs. i-I. i... Blrt. Peakels Station.

WANTED - BEER BOTTLES. Hides, Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast service. Phone 2206 Iviaurice Block d: Co.

W A N T E D — ALE BOTTLES Highest prices paid. Past pick- up service. Phone I642. Evenings 1107. Michael Broa.

AgenciesWanted

MEN’ OR WOMEN MAKE $2.90 per hour distributing the last soiling All-U-MOD- Write ‘r. U. King, Lewisville, N. B.

bungalow heated

on application.

r Ilflll Wanted ' wsxrco _ omr. 55.. amm-

housework, good wggea wme D. care oi Guardian.

crni. on. woman wniT-ffifim keep house. Three adults. All modern conveniences. No wash.

lllB._ Near Summerside. Write, Still-m! ‘V5885 expected, to Guar. dlin. Summerslde.

WANTED _- IMMEDIATELY, TWO

. 8117s over 18 year so! age lo;- dln.

l lns room woirk. Board and lodg-

lng provided. Apply with refer- ences to R th

School, Rothesgayfkf-Lylz, Collegiate

i SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. AVER- 539 $4590 Weekly for man or WWI?“ to supply more than 250 Familex necessities to the people in your neighborhood. Write to. day for complete details or oin- time-tested plan-for fast easy direct - l0 - customer sales: Cato: logue Free. Frirnilex, 1600 Dclorl. mier. Montreal.

WANTED - CARPENTER worm l" laboring work. 4 Young Street.

To-Let

T0 LET - s-Roonl APARTMENT. Phone 1833.

T0 LET _ ROOM. 112 rlnNgE Street.

Repair Work Ilene noNsoN LIGHTERS REPAIBED. Mail orders accepted. Work guar-

anteed by G.A. Peterson, 100 Richmond Street. Phone 2304-7.

Lost Found Strayed

POCKET war handled knife. initialed n. M.

Leave at Guardian Office. Re- ward. LOST - GREY WOODEN BOX

containing clothing. between 159 Dorchester St. and Charlotte- l°wll Airport. Finder please phone 246-1..

LOST AND FOUND -. FOUND one men's leather jacket at junc- tlon of Sherwood mo} Malpgqug Highway. Owner may have same by flDDlylng to Box X. Y. Z. iden- tifying jacket and paying for this advertisement. ,

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Mil-INT WANTED-START YOUR own business, Electric Refriger- ators, Appliances. Burners, direct from factory, large profits. small capital re- quircd. Dominion Amalgamated Agencies. 1906 St. Catherine St. W., Room 7. Montreal, P. Q.

fixtures. Oil t

FOUND -- nun car 0N KENT Street. Apply Guardian,

For Service REGISTERED pom FOB can!

vice at Gordon Roberts, Winaloe. Fee $2.00.

Miscellaneous ran Faiiifmc AND PAPER- ing, call 2127-3. Work guaran- teed.

I'V.A.‘ITEII—POSITI‘TION BY YOUNG lady with experience as Steno- izrapher and Bookkeepr. Apply Box 780 Guardian.

Salesman Wanted

K s1"i;.\ii\* Joe} MAKE near. .,’ri'.illr‘\’ soiling guaranteed quality 00:"- nzizi rhnts. Tixccllrrit simp- I" Full m" part. time. Cash every

finiouc Rial Tug Nnrscrv Stork full nr TYIFI (inn. Vlleckly pay. Tlo-il “Hilts. hep. No investment roquh-ozl. Dzinlnloll Nurseries. hlmilruiil.

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nvnitiiett new Larter Bros.

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Promise More Fuel 0il To New England

WASHINGION. Jan. 11 -—(AP)— More fuel oil was promised today to New England, shivering in winter's coldest weather, but not enough to end the shortagts.

In Texas. the Pan American Re- finery prepared to resilime tomor- row loading tanker; ior the United States Eastern seaboard after set- tlement oi a strike which 10 days ago cut off a flow of 2,500,000 bar- rels a day.

Boston reported that Navy Sec- retary John L. Sullivan had as- sured action tomorrow releasing a ilarge amount oi‘ Navy industrial oil. This Whillfl opt-n the way irr industrial oil lnnkrrs to carry domestic heating oil.

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We are buying Chicken and Fowl Daily. Ship or bring them

I0 THE ROYAL PACKING CO. CWTOWN. J. D. JENKINS lProp.) W! ARE ALSO BUYING

Pnssitltllti sinner RAW runs o0 oeeoww

' 0&1’ Te Wlieis This May Concern

I All accounts due the Ksnsington Dairying Co-eperstivs Association, Ltd, must be settled on er before January 27,

L. DELANIY, Manager.

Mining

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. Jan. 12l- Stock

i300 Am Neph 9050 Anglo Cdn 12400 Armistice . 18000 Ashley .. 2000 Astoria .. Z500 Aumaque 100 Bk of Mont 165 Bk of NS 300 Bk of Tor 5500 Base Met. 16800 Bear .. 14000 Beaulieu 5000 Bevcourt 2000 Bobjo . 3000 Boycoii . . 20 Briilorne 6000 Brit Dom 1100 Buffnd _ 600 Buff Aiik 5670 Cal Edm 1000 Calmont .. 635 Bk of Com 400 Cdn Brew 1000 Castle Tr 200 Cent Pal: . 4500 Cent Poi" .

1500 Gold Crest 3200 Gold Man 5500 Goldhaivk 4500 Goldvue 3000 Halcrow 2500 Gii; iima 5000 llulliivcll 27500 Hard Roof: 400 Hasaga 16250 Hera Gm 3500 Highridge 2500 High Sarcee 730 Hoilingci" 10510 Home Oil 2500 Homer . . 5800 Hosco 1500 Howey 299 Hud Ba!’ 300i) Hugh Mal 45 Imp Bk . 4500 Indian Lake 060 Int Nick . 3100 Int Uranium 2300 Jason 5200 Joburke I000 Jolict 7000 KEIWTEII . 640 Keri‘ Add 4100 Kirk Lake 1600 Inbrador . 5000 Lagiierre 2000 L Dufault 6000 L Fortune . 100 Lake Shore 3400 L ivosa 4000 Lardei‘ U 500 Lamaque . 2000 Lecluc 200 Leltcli 5000 Lingman . 1600 Little Li. 800 Louvicourt 9000 Lynx .. 410 Maczissa 3400 MacDonald 3300 lViacLeod . 400 Madscn 1200 Mal G 3000 Man East 1500 McKenzie 6000 Mid Cont 2000 Monctu 8804 Negus . . 3560 New Marlon . 4-300 New Cfli 640 Noranda 5700 Normetal . 2000 Norseman 1000 North Inca. . 7000 Norzone 1100 0Brleri 3000 Ogamn. .. 5000 Okalta .. 15900 OLeary 2500 Orlac 11200 Osiskn 4000 Osulnke 903i) Parana .. 5022 Pnr: Pete . 5000 Pandora .. 16000 Pen Rey 14000 Piccadilly 300 Pickle Crow 200 Pioneer 3500 Pore Pen . Z000 Pore Reef i150 Preston 200 Que Man . 3940 Queenston 460 Quemont 10000 R/egcourt 8200 Roxana 440 Royal Bk 2500 Roybar .. I800 Rupununi i200 San Ant 3600 Senator . 3406 Sherrltt 3800 Silver Mill 1900 Silanvo . 1500 Slscoe . .. 900 Springer .. 1066 Stadacoiia 5000 Starratt . . 600 Steep Rock 000 Sylvanltc .. 4-50 Teck Hu 8700 ‘Thurbois . 400 Upper Can 4.50 Ventures 3888 Waite 1500 Wekusiro .. . i500 Winch Lard . 3500 Wingait .. 600 Wright flsr CURB

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MONTREAL. Jan. 12 - (GP)- Trad-ing was active on the two Montreal livestock markets today and light receipts since the pas‘. two weeks kept prices steady. Re- ceipts: 670 cattle, 787 calves, 801 hogs, 799 sheep.

Steers ranged from 1150-16 ac- cording to quality. Good quality steers were 15-16 with medium kinds selling between 13.50-14.50. Heifers ranged from 8-15. Good butcher cows made 11-12 with a few selling in mixed lots as high as 12.50, including steers and heifers; medium kinds 10-11 and common butchers 8.50-9.75. Cari- iier and cutter cows were 650-8 with an odd cow selling as low as 6. Bulls ranged from 8-12 accord-s inc to quality.

Veal calves ‘were in very good demand at prices ranging from 15-23. Good quality veals were 22-23 with medium kinds selling from 20-21. Drinkers or pail fed calves were from 13-15. Grassers, 10-12 with the bulk of the sales between 11-1160.

There were no early sales made on hogs. Buyers were bidding 28.50 for Grade A and sellers were ask- ing 29.

The bulk of the lambs were of common to just medium quality and sold in mixed lots at prices

ranging from 16-1650. Most oi the lambs offered were bucks and common quality lambs. Sheep ranged from 7-875 with an odd sale at 9.

ARTIFICIAL IIURBICANES

Hurricanes 517.. 1.600 miles an hour have been artificially do. veloped for testing airplane models in wind ‘tunnels.

REIIEVE

NORTH AMIIICAN ll" L. 5. STEVENSON Brunch Mapper

lndustrials Sliovv Strength At Montreal

MONTREAL, Jan. l2 — (CD- liitiustrials showed strength in nearly all groups in moderate trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Market tn- day. Oil stocks extended ‘ail week's iipivard trend and utilities were firm. Paper issues dipped to lower price levels. The majority or price changes were fractional. Mines displayed easier tendencies in light dealings.

Closing averages indicated banks up .08 at 27.76; utilities up .7 at a new high 0074.3; industrial; unchanged at 125.1; combined up .2 at a new lilgli of 108.1; papers off .93 at a new low of 862.65, golds off .85 at a new low of 73.2- Approxlmate industrial sales were 45.700 shares and mining sales w- taiied 116.400 shares.

1n utilities, Winnipeg Electric gained 1 7-8 to touch a new high of 24 1-4 on a turnover of 3.610 shares. Ottawa Power advanced 1-2 at l8 and Ottawa Electric was ahead one point at 27. Shawinigan. on a turnover of 1.380 shares. and Brazilian, with 1.170 shares traded, were up 1-8 each. Their respective closing quotations were 2i 6-6 and l7 5-8.

In oils, International Petroleum and B. A. Oil added l-4 each at 15 3-4 and 24 1-2, respectively. Im- perial Oil held steady at 16 1-4 on a turnover of 3,008 shares. Home Oil moved up l0 cents at 6.40 and Omnitrans was 1-2 bet- L81‘ at l4 on a turnover 0132.000 shares. On the negative side were Anglo-Canadian of! 14 cents at 5.00 and Gaspe off four cents at 1.56.

Doniiacona was up 1-4 at 23 and AIJILIIYI went forward 1-8 at ‘i0 1-4 in papers. International Paper dropped 1-2 at 57 i-2 and Con- solidated Paper was shaded at 1S 5-3 on a turnover of 1,219 shares. Bank of Commerce gained 1-4 at 23 and Soiitlimount. on a turn- over of 2.713 shares, added one rent at 39 in finance. Argus lost 1-4 at '1 1-4. In carriers. C-P-R- ivas up fractionally at l4 7-8 while in metals, International Nickel was down l-4 at 34 1-4.

Labrador 10st 35 cent-S at 7.00 and MacDonald dropped four cents at 1.65 in mines. Bob's Lake lost two cents at l6. On a-turn- over of 9.300 shares, Quebec Man- ganese slipped one cent at 85.

There were 171 issues traded on the two markets today of which 63 were higher. 49 lower and 6D re- mained unchanged. Five new highs and three new lows were estab- lhhed.

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks lower; western oils slip. Montreal-Stocks mixed; papers. golds easy. New York-Stocks east‘; budget message fails as stimulant.

COVEHEAD W. M. S.

The W. M. S. of Covehead aivl Brackley Point held their annual meeting Dec. 17th at the home of Mrs. 1.01115 McCallunn. The programme was taken from the Missionary Monthly and a PM!!!‘ was rend by Mrs. McLure entitled "The closing ot the Year", which was very ‘appropriate.

The retirinz president, lllh-a. H. Shaw, was remembered by the ITlEmIJEIn with a gift of a beauti- ful hand-bag.

An address was read by Mrs.- MacLure thanklngMrs. Show for; her faithful work for over.25 years as President oi the Society. em. Shaw, though taken by surprise, thanked the members and said she would always have pleasant mem- orles of the happy evenings that we all spent together.

Our new officers elected:

Mrs. l-libbert Hughes, president.

Mrs, Lorne. McMillan, secretary- treasurer.

Mrs. Charles Willis. vice-presi- dent.

Mrs. MoCsllim gave a rqiort oi’ the year's work which was very satisfactory.

We were pleased to have two new members added to our list.

Collecvrm. $3.45.

The meeting then closed wit‘ the hymn. "Away ill the Manger", and the Miapah prayer. iii

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Mining Stocks Moved llown Yesterday 0n Toronto Exchange

TORONIO. Jan. 12—(CP)—'I‘he majority of mining stocks on the Toronto Exchange today eased oil in quiet trading. Bear Exploration headed the mining section on turnover. Western oils were soit as profit taking cut the list.

The exchanges closing index showed golds down .86 at 102.64, base metals .29 at 90.55, western oils 1.06 at 36.32.

Only four western oils posted minor gains with losers including Anglo-Canadian, Calmont, Dal-- housle, Foothills, Roxana.

senior golds eased fractions for Holllnger, Keri‘ Addison. I/akc Shore and 5 down at $3.35 for Teak Hughes and 15 at $2325 fol‘ Wright Hargreaves. Weaker Jun- iois were Analo-Rouvn. Caribou Central Patricia, Chesterville, Cochenour. Giant, Hard Rock. l-ledleyg Kirkland Lake, Little Long Lac, Macassa, North Canada, O'Brien, Pickle Crow. Pioneer. Springer. Gainers included Akall» cho, Amalgamated larder, Negus. Preston. Bear Eacploratlon traded about 168.000 shares to advance i3 cents at 58 on news of settlement o! litigation with Ycliowknl2 Mines.

Western oils. listed 4 gains. l3 losses. i5 unchanged; mininz 1581195 36 gains, ea losses, 73 unchanged.

Produce

MONTREAL. Jan. 12 -- (CH- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as foi- lows:

Eggs: Free cases. A large 45 i-z- 48; med 40; A pullets 40-40 1-2. 3 33.40; c 20-30. Packed for ex- port A large 48; med 46; pulleta 42.

Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- ized. fresh and stories no 1 63. Current receipts Que no 1 pasteur- ized ea 1-16; no 2 67 1-18; first grade creamer-y print job price 70; solids 69 1-7.

Cheese: Current receipts western white and colored 36 1-4. (fob factory shipping points) Que white 30 i-2. (Fob Montreal) wholes-alt; Western white and colored 36 l-2-— 37. No other prices established.

Potatoes: Que no 1~ 75 lbs 2.15- zm; N B no 1 75 lbs 2.30-2.40; PL‘! no 1 2.15-2.60; no 2 1.90- z.is; Bliss 2.05-2.10.

AVOID MISIAPS WITH POISONS

Best insurance against medicine- chest mishaps is an extra closet

,for death-dealing drugs.

Place potential killers in that cabinet and keep thorn under lock and key. ' .

Ccnfine all medical supplies lab- eled "poison" and all liquids. 6W- sules, tablets and powders marked with cautionnry phrases.

Examples of medicines commonly found in the '~ household cabinet which physicians say should bo rc- inoved from easy access are mot‘- phine, morphine derivatives and other narcotics; corrosive antisep- tics; hichloride or mercury; tine- ture of iodine; lye. lysol or Phen- ol. Even rubbing alcohol should oe kept behind lock and key.

The following aids, or others of like characteristics, are household items which physicians in genera. consider safe enough to keep m an unlocked cabinet. These are analgesics or pain-killers, such as acehylsalicyllc acid capsules Oi tablets; antacid powders. liwh ll sodium bicarbonate; epsom salts, all saline laxatives; first-aid ma- terials. including boric ointment, vaseiine and all non-poisonous au- tisaptics. Almost all toiletries may be admitted into an unlocked cab- inet.

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SECURITIES

The beginningmf the year is an excellent time to have your securities valued to ascertain the position of your investment portfolio.

We will gladly value lists of GuI/QIIIJIIQIII, Mimi. eipal and Corporation securities and provide a con- venient "Record of investments" booklet for item-