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».Tl-lE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

DECEMBER 19. 194i

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Advertising Rates —

Locals 2c per word;

word; Classified 3c per uorii; inch; ylir name;

3 words;

for damages arising out of erro

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement '15 Centl

Central Guardian Locals be per word; Announcements and Coming Events 8o per

Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc" 6c Letters of Condolence 84o per inch; gagemcnts 40 words tor $1.00 and 10 cents for every additional Notices o! Thanks and Appreciation, 5e per word; Lists ot Subscriptions, ~10 cents per inch; Address and Presentation 81.00.

Other Rates on application. The advertiser agrees that the publisher shiill not be liable

Payable in Advance

Weatern and Eastern in Mamoriaui Notices 84o per Wedding lin-

Sio per inch Ir

rs in advertisement; beyond the

Toronto Stocks

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Dec. 18- Sales Stock

1000 Am Neph _.. 800 Atl Oil 7000 Auacon L 450 9200

amount pniil Tor the spar-e actually occupied by that portion o! 300 R- the advertisement in which the error occurred, whether luch u“ Hem - error is due in the negligence of its servants or otherwise, and “*5 CH" L“! there shall be no liability for non-insertion o! any advertisement 6&0 9'1"“ R“ ~ " '- beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. 13m ('°°"°"°“' 1600 Con “Tome IiTGO Con \.cst . ' 2100 CYOTTIUI‘ .. - - 2000 llecaita .. Business Opportunities new“. work n“, 1O§%{........y ' A ‘"“*ZIW‘— J IOTTTQ .. . ,1 BUSINESS or your own i 1r ——-——--~ ~— ~———'— --———— - can be easily cstablisricd by sell- “A9105 IRONS‘ TOA$TEH'S' 5321;?“ lng our guaranteed necessities and éwflﬂlllﬂ- tflil-Lefgpllflgflt-k 17000 East Am gift boxes. There is a vacant tcr- B(‘_~~_°Yl_€“m5 ‘ 9 - Au!’ 200g E MB] ritory in your neighborhood. SPMPU- 91°"? H~ - Lﬁve- 3075 E Sumv Write today m- free iii-tails and Jﬁlrl- 33188 -‘ .. catalogue. l-IAAIILEX, 1000 Delorl- 1090 mler. ltlcntrcal- ‘l- SIIIIDIIDIIS VBDDITI 45o .____._.__ ..__ 5 W111?“ AJAY.“ S \\'t)Rl( FOR OTH- “Bu, _ ]r_])[‘(‘_\’ff,|_) 1' Q 13TH 2g P". lfﬁﬂll-lﬂcl-llfc lllluui Pl-{il-lc» wanird io learn reporting. Apply 15,325 marble n1.- r "5 Pill‘- ~°l""'- Guardian (lﬁice. 3000 with rubber nuiiild in your own, 2500 private home New oicthsd. .\Ioiilri and model for sale kink» gifts and salesmen 4700 decorations for Cliru-tiiins trees. -—_-~————~——-———————-—— 3000 The demand is lug. (Tripiiul re-l BEST WAY To MAKE MONEY 5900 alllféd S’). R lycr iiii’.i~.iti{i.'it(_;‘z(>ii.& ikrartéaéushigeldm ltétialgooii-nselligﬁx. “W, rite ‘its. . .7!‘l'i'l(‘!'_ mp, 2.. ‘ . c l ' ' 1-‘500 _ 370v; CllillPallbflllnl. Aloutrca‘. govt? and surroundings. DJIIJJJD- 2500 ucs are guaranteed an eir Lab ‘d _ prices make them the most. pop- 35001, Fgluif“, ulnr. lluiidieds ni’ dealers have 45m l Lnpuska _ i reached $UCCPI$$ with our agency 33m Macnmmld N --\\hv not, you? \'\'rii.e today for 4404; Marlmod 7 Irrr‘ details in PAMILEX. 1600 Dc- 334)“ M,“ Gt 7 loriniiirr, Montreal. 1. 27m Marcus ' FOR 5am; _ ill-ll FORD (‘OACILI 50° MHPKBM - - i Pr... lviiewrlters m» Mosu- . mi Rn t "d square. ____ qgoog gig"! " ‘~—"‘ " " " c ,SEE THE ALL-NEW PERSONAL :1, “' . . 1i31.) NOW Portable Typewriter - the only F sa| i 4000 New or e , orlice typewriter in personal 4000 New ___,_______..--__.-._______ we- New portable dwsn. new 4m New Th," FOR s.\1.r.-.\1.i."s com: cosh! weflllns Psrlermenﬂt- Cw‘ 2000 New Lund good uni-linen, lmu l\lc)-liihons~ i" leéllli- 4 lgﬁmlni °" sfrmd 12.100 Nicholson T_.,,1,,,. or...“ E Llmlte . l3 VWVLmOnL reel. 1mm Norpwk '—"‘"-'" r“"““-~"m‘""_-“‘—,‘_ l 11ml) N .- ' FOR sans - (THOIF iii iunsu. wantgﬂ 59., Lots. 531L000 up. S earl Mot-l -—-——--——»--?-—- 7m 05mm Kay. not‘. rues ‘ALWAYS Avian, m5 PM, PM"! ___ __'"_: ‘Q0 T Y ‘TR nble, Peter Lireen, Summersutle. 15m Pa" ‘Vest __ FOR FALT". TO, ED I. TR -~--~- i- 100“ P . a x s x 1o. WO/lfl. u. x1111) - BUltIK-G ENGINE ,_ mm" Piiui-ic 1' ‘»\. Ill‘ l-i year 19'!" lri good (‘ﬂll- mm Qm? Lab L..-” . A s- ,1.,,,,,,_ .,..,,_ Nmham, F009 Que Jtioo . .. fUK SAT.I"—»TT\RTT\\‘ITOII FIRF- 5423 Qlllmflﬁlﬁﬂ

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FOR SALE -— 1 YESSOT 10%" grinder wtth bugger. Lrcm Mac- Donald. New Dominion.

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FOR SAL . -— 100 LB. ADJUST- znble Barbell Set, hand grips. in- etructiorus. Price $10.00. Apply’ M Kent Street.

FOR SALT’. -— PLANE!) AND rourzh lmards. Sized 2 x 4i. H. B. MacDougaiYs Mill. St. Peter's Bay.

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FOR SALE —- ENGLISH SAD- dle for small horse. Mrs. V. Rice. 56 Green Stieet. Phone Ziilb-J.

FOB. SALE —- TWO REGISTERED Yorkshire some. bred October 22nd to qualiﬁed sire. Also scy- en young sows all from qllﬂllﬁﬂ! dairns. Ralph Gay. Wlrlsloc.

FOB SALE — THREE

0. LY Underwood ciass “A" hivoickcfYDlnl machines and one only Aildresso- graph. All machines in excellent operating condition. Inquiries in- vited. Atlantic Wholesalers Iiimlttd. Szirkville. ‘New Bruns- wick.

,_______,__________ .......... .____. Female llelp Wanted MAID “WANTED FUR GENERAL

hoiisemnrk. Apply to Mrs. N. l).

Lpwihel‘. Pliuiit! IiDS-li. , 24 Brighton Road.

For Service

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103 QERVICE -— PTRE BRET) Yorkshire Boar. Warren Atom. Village Green.

Personal

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I03 NEUBALGIA. LUMBAL-u. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Golda apply Heat Penetrating Glut’: Oil. At your DFIIRISI.

Poultry

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FOR SALE —- 200 N. IL/BJt. Pullets startling to lay. 6 months old. Apply A. B. Webster. Ztlorell.

.._____________ Painters and Decorators

__¢_______-_--———- PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND decorator. Tall 2l07-J.

FOR SALE

5 inch Boiler Tubing, in 13 and 19 it. lengths, qual- ity good as new. Very suit- able for well casings, drain- age, building I posts," etc. Price $1.00 per loot. Immed- iate shipment.

Maurice Block 8i Do.

Ti-ANTE}. _-. ni uErrrnEM/liv- room and board in private home. Box 103i, Guardian.

Grain

WINNIPEG, Dec. 18 -— (C?)- Oats and barley prices moved nar- rowly ou the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change Saturday, but displayed a firm undertone as a result of fair commercial buying.

Rye also came in for fair de- mand from American quarters. Prices of class two wheat remain- ed unchanged at $2.22,

(‘losing futures:

Wheat: Dec. 80 34B; 1-2; Jilly 77 14B.

' Barley: Dee, 1.34 l-ZB; May 1.33 S-4—7-8: July 1.26 14.

Rye: Dec. 1.56 1-8; May 1.61 I-ZB; July 1.55 1-2.

Flax: Doc. 3.79 7-813; May 3.72 l-ZB; July 370 Bnnt.

Cash prices:-

Barley: No l CW G-row 1.52 l-2: 2 CW G-rnxv 1.52 ‘l-2; 1 CW Z-row 1.48 11.2; 2 CW Z-row 1.48 1-2: 3 CW S-row 1.50 1-2; 1 feed 1.30 5-8; 2 feed 7'27 l-2: 3 feed 1.22 l-Z: track 1.10 l-Il; 2 CW yellow 1.34 ‘l-2: Ti (‘\\' yellow 1.32 1-2.

Oats" No 2 CW 80 3-4; ex ll CW 77 3-4: ‘i iced 7R 1-‘1: 2 teed 75 l-4: 3 iei-rl 7i 1-4; track 76 3-4.

. l (‘W 1.56 l-li; 2 CW 1.56 l-R; fl (‘W 1.51 5- ‘ re]. 2 CW 1.42 l-R: 4 (‘W 1.46 1-8‘, track 1.56 1-8.

Flax: l CW 3.79 7-8; 2 CW 3.74 7-8; 3 CW 3.59 7-8; 4 CW 3.56 7-8; track 3.72 1-2.

Slilpplil News

A1.‘ HALIFAX- Arrived Sunday None. Salled Sunday Irvingdaic. for Port Arthur, Tex. Sundial, San Juan. Arrived Saturday Wellington Kent, foundlrinil Nlpiivzin Prirlc, Saint John, NB. imperial Hamilton, Nfld. Snllﬂl Saturday Fort, Fetterman, Rouge, Ls. imperial Welland, Nfid. Duridas Kent, Saint John Arabia, London via Saint John Nova Scotia, Boston Tunaliolm, Souris, P.E.I. Bnaverhllrn, Saint John Ttnlla. New York Imperial Goderirh, Saint 101th

Msy 79

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Markets at a lilancc

(Canadian Press)"

Toronto-Stocks mixed: inﬁll!- trials climb to new three-year hi h.

B MnntreaL-Stocks firmer; indus- trlnls at new high.

New York-Stocks quiet: minor price variations

RESTAURANT BUSINESS

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I have listed for sale

SALE

Restaurant Premises and

Business with iioui-isiiiiigorsas, and in enterprising town. All equipment is included tn present purchaser

to commence immediately. M. A. FARMER, Solicitor.

Apply:

280 Quemont 4300 Quesabe

2000 Roxana ..

260 Roy Bk __ _ 2'! 1-3 505 Royalite ._ . 940 3500 Royhar . , 20 1500 Rupununi 03 1-2

'l10(l Snu Ant 10727 Sherrlit 2500 Silancn 1700 Silv Mill 25 Slmp B l0 Do P . 5300 Sladeri 4100 Steel R0 400 Sullivan .. 300 Sylvonite 1225 Teck l-lu 5500 Tombil . 1400 Torbrit . _ 1300 Union Min 1000 Upp Cda . 1200 Ventures 8500 Winch La _ 500 Wright l-I .

CURB Foothills .. ... Total sales 523.000.

ileavy Demand For Railway Tickets

MONTREAL. Que. Dec. -— 1'! - Wlth a long‘ holiday weekend this Christmas and a heavy demand for tickets the importance o’! buying tickets and reservations as early as possible was stressed here to- day by A. A. Gardiner General Passenger Traffic Manager Cen- sdliin National Railways.

All trains will carry extra equip- ment and many of them will oper- ate in two or more sections to accommodate the large number of passengers who will take advantage oi’ the long weekend to go home for Christmas. For convenience and to avoid the lrist minute rush, persons travelling during the Yule- tide should buy their tickets as soon as possible Mr Gardiner said.

SOURCE 0F GOOD. THINGS BANGOR‘. Northern Ireland- rQP) — Nine-year-old Sean Mc- Kay wrote to Santa Claus, “care Canadian armv." He asked for biigvplipes rind drums. He is going to get thrm.

We lino "s quniitlt7 i" ""5 (Jnblnata, r-urriscettss in verlwl eondltion: suitable for eesl or wood. Going at a real hurlin-

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16! lent Street

Grim Disasters Take Many Lives During The Year

The Noronlc lire which turned s gay. post-season cruise on the Great Lakes into a funeral pyre for I110 persons, was Canada's vrorst. disaster in 1916. It- also was one of the Dominion! worst 1n the inst century.

There were two other accidents in 194B which, because of the num- ber or persons killed, onlered the disaster class. Both were airplane crashes. one in Quebec, the other in Manitoba. Their combined death toll was 43.

The Norouic holocaust plunged several United States cities into ruourning for virtually all the dead were Americans, mostly from Cle- veland ancl Detroit. At home. it spurred a movement for greater preparation to meet similar emer- gencies, inspiring the Canadian Red Cross Society to sponsor a l0- day disaster institute in Toronto early in December. .

It was in Toronto harbour Sept. 17 that the 38-year-old Noronic burned. Despite all the resources oi’ the city's fire-lighting facilities. lIUIICS consumed the ImCOO-ten Canadian Steamship Lines cruiser as though she were a more match- box.

First reported at 2:38 a. m. EDT, the tire had been located in a C- deck linen closet. It drove pass- gers. some with their hair and clothing aiire. into companion- ways. Some were drcmnecl among the many who escaped by juiuip- lug overboard. Many burned their hunks.

And the charred stumps 0i iiii- mnn flesh removed Liter from the gutted hull posed nu identification problem which has not yet been totally cleared. In early December “more than two months aiicr the firth-three bodies still rc- maiued unidentified and unclaim- ed.

Lengthy inquiry

Some 900.000 Words went into the record of evidence during it 17-day federal commission oi in- quiry under Mr. Justice Tv, L. Kol- lock of the Supreme Court of Can- sda.

And another 99.000 words went into the Commissioner's report. released Nov. 2i. It blamed the C. S. L. and the ship's

of fire precaution.

For drimia and sheer sensation- alism. the bomb-blasting from the skies over the St. Lawrence River oi’ s Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-Zi carrying 23 persons almost

ill‘

master for. not having followed the basic rulcs'

'“llnbreakable"~ r Glass Injures Five

TORONTO, Dec. l‘! - (011)- Brsking of the so-called. un- breakable glass around the rink- side at mp1s Leaf Gardens was “a freak accident," R. Fsulds. the (Hobbs) Glass Company sales manager, said today.

Five persons suﬁered minor in- juries last night when the glass broke during s National Hockey League genie between Canadians and Toronto Maple Leafs. The contest elldcd in a 2-3 tie.

Faulds said Maurice Richard o! Canadians told him the point of his skate struck the glass, when he was bounced by a Toronto de- fenceman.

"1: a shiirp enough instrument strikes it. with terrific impact it will break." l-‘aulda said. "But it would withstand the impact of any bulky object. This stuff is six times stronger than ordinary plate glass."

Faulds said that when the glass does break, it does not. splinter but is pulverized.

It would be impossible for suy- one to be seriously hurt by the particles. he added.

QUEBEC JUDGE PABIIS

' MONTREAL, Dec. 1s- (cm-- lion, Severin Letournesu, 78. chief judge of the Superior Court of Llio Province of Quebec, died here Saturday after a short ill- H055.

oieEhIJvvQDhe Noronic disas-

ter.

Although the crash happened Sept. 9, the stranger-than-lictioii i weh of intrigue allegedly woven by a thin-faced Quebec jeweler vuiue out piecemeal only two weeks later. '1‘\\'Pl‘lty-i.hl'€!0 rpersons were kill- ed iu the crash.

J. Albert (may. so, now awaiting trial for the m-tirder of his wife. Rita, was named by police as the niithor of the fantastic home-made bomb plot. The bomb, delivered by a. woman friend of Guay Just before the plane took oltf from Quebec, exploded 4o miles north- east of there.

Seven polio-wracked Eskimos were among the ‘.20 persons killed in the crash of an R. C. A. F. amphibious Oanso aircraft in Nor- thern Manitoba's bushlands. Aug. 23. The aecident happened on a GOD-mile flight from the Hudson Bay port of Churchill to Winnipeg.

The remaining l3 dead included an R, C. A. F‘. crew of seven men; four weather observers; Jack Ave-

son. a Canadian Press reporter,

and Constance Beattie. 34-year-

old physiotherapist, from Brock- l ville. Ontario.

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Department:

ATTENTION

‘Customers of Charlottetown Wafer

All persons found to 5e using any machine or household appliance operated by Th0 use of water fer power are hereby notified that the service may be metered.

Commissioners of Sewers and

Water Supply.

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CHARLOTTETOWN RETAIL JEWELLERS Will DO

UNTIL 9 P. M.

BEGINNING WEDNESDAY. DEC. 21st.

(Including Christmas Evelf

FOR A GIFT YOU WOULD GIVE WITH PRIDE LET YOUR JEWELLER BE YOUR GUIDE

WANTED

FOR BOYS’ BOARDING SCHOOL

To commence January Fourth, sensible girls for dining room work. Board and lodging pro- vidcd. Good wages and pleasant living condi- tions. Ages between twenty and thirty-five. Apply at once to MATRON, Bothesoy Collegiate School

Rothesay, N. B.

Certain statements made to me reflecting oii the character of Lloyd Vessey and Mary Vessey, York, P. E. I., and repeated by me were later, upon lll\(‘Sll- gallon, found to be without foundation and I retract

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T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

I. SPURGEON JENKINS.

POULTRY PRICES

Effective immediately we are pleased to pay the following

prices delivered Charlottetown:

Grade TURKEYS A Up to l6 ll5s. 46 l6-T8lbs................. 40 Overi8lbs................. 33 GEES! ' All Weiglits........... . . 33 DUCKS ‘ All Weights CHICKEN smear Over! I58. 42 4o ' 4V: to Bibs. 39 38 FOWL _ Ovsr5 lbs. .. .. 30 4Vzte5lbs. 28

DANADA PACKERS LIMITED

Charlottetown

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33 Z3

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ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT oi= our ' oniaiir HARDWARE cusiiniiiici: SALE

Prices cut and slashed fe clear shelves in preparation for vacating the promises be- fore the New Your.

Corrie! See! and take away lilqli quality merchandise cit less than value prices. Our shelf and heavy hardware sections still con- lﬂlll many. many bargains.

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STANLEY, SHAW and PEARDEil LTD.

Voriiislies. ltirlaeri Wire,

Show

halt Shingles. etc. GIGS,

Office Desks