THE GUARDIAN,’

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Minimum Charge For Any

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LISTED AND IJNLISTIID STOCKS BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED Members Investment Dealers’ Association of Canada ,

F. J. BRENNAN 8r COMPANY LTlI.

l. M. BAGNALL-Manager Charlottetown

i ‘ AtIvortIsingmIlEaItTlI-‘llayahie In Advance

Central Guardian Locals 5e per word; Western and Eastern Locals 2e per word; Announcements_and Coming Events 3o per word; Classiﬁed 3e per word; ln itIemoi-iam Notices 84o per inch; Lists oi’ Floral and wlnlritual Offerings. Cards. etc.. 5c per name; Letters of Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding Engagements 40 words for $1.00 and 10 cents for every additional 1i words; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. 84c pcr inch or 6o per word: Lists oI Subscrip- tions. 49 cents per inch: Address and Presentation 51,00. Other rates on pplication.

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Telephone 1410

Auvertlsement 25 Cents.

For Sale l

Neill Watotl

i LPPLES FOR SALE-A. D. Mac- Pherson. Uigg.

son sALn-c cnasrxm‘ BLOOD horses. Gifford Baiii, Cornwall.

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FOR SALE — MAN'S FUR COAT. Size ~18. Apply 1'15 Kent St.

TOR. SALE — “ANS IL l. 0N coat, >izc 42. Apply Boi T82. Care Guardian.

TOR. SALE -— NATIONAL ELEC- tric rangette. Perfect conditionl Phone 1647. j

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. Won sau: - NEWLY FREStlIEN-l , ecl 03W, also cow due to freshen

" January 15th. Edward While»

Donagh. ‘ 4 TOR SALE — CASH REGISTER and Davina Meat Slicer. Clarel Photo Service. l

. TOR. SALE —- “'OODEN HY-l

i‘ draulio barber chair: also gui-

tar. write R.S.. care of Guard-l

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37m sans - 1o FEEDER nos.

, number of young sows to farrow

‘I , in May, 1 registered Yorkshire

‘ boar, 6 montths old. Gordon Rob-

e1 ts. ‘l/inslce.

173i: sans: - REGISTERED Shortthorn cows. 1 Registered

Shorthorn Bull, 5 months 01.1. Calves and 1% year old's. Elmer Robertson, North River. I

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‘IHENILLE BEDSPBEADS $4.99.

Manufacturers clearance. first

dualitv, tn all beautiful two tone

} or solid colours. For double or single beds. Worth double the

price. Also Ladies Qhenilie House-

costg $5.39. Very closely tufted in

blue. rose. wine, turquoise. Sizes

14-20. Sent c. o. D. P1115 Postage "'

Money refunded i4.‘ not satisﬁed. Handicraft Distributors. 254 Sher-l 5,003“ Se" west. Montreal. Q10»,

‘Personal

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l il SPLENDID orronrumrv. AVER-

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WZANTED — GIRL FOR. LIGHT housework, good wages. Write D. care o! Guardian.

WANTED -- IMMEDIATELY, TWO

girls over 18 year so! age for din- in; room work. Board and lodg- ing provided. Apply with refer- ences to Rothesay Collegiate School, Rothesay, N. B.

age $45.00 weekly for man or woman to supply more than 250 Familex necessities to the people in your neighborhood. Write to- day for complete details of our time-tested plan for fast, easy, direct - to - customer sales. Cata- logiue Free. Falfnilex, 1600 Delori- mier. Montreal.

Work Wanted y,

r l WANTED — CARPENTER WORK

or laboring work. 4 Youmg Street.

To- Let

LE1‘ — TWO FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, suitable for two adults. Write Box 7S3, care Guardian.

ion. 1mm" - aTrt-ooivr APART-

ment. Ground floor. Not heat~ ed. Write "R.S.". care of Guard- tan.

f-*-_’i*““i’_’t_ Lost Found Strayeii LOST - TRUCK CHAIN 0N

Alley st. Finder please return to Associated Shippers. Reward.

LOST -- IN’ CIIARLOTTETOWN

Tuesday. tire chain for dual wheel. Finder notify R. I... Dick- icson, New Glasgow.

T155150?

W A N T E D - BEER BOTTLES.

Hides. Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast service. Phone 2208 Maurice Block dz Co.

FOR NEWALPA- Ctfégynégg wsm-ao - am nor-ems R-“°".“““‘l° P“ “jam Gmy on] Highest Drtces Daid Fast Dlclc "Ply HEM Pcllet‘ g up eervtne Phone 2542. Evenings AF W" Dliiggi“ _ __ 1107. Michael Bros.

Ja._".&.T'!'_°li$,FH 33L Miscellaneous

FOR SALE ~ ‘i Ti“ 1”?“ mm“ i €i-R1E.."_/..vr..if”i5 sitsnn tiruck. A1101? 1° R " "M" or; ,~.,¢._11i Pnoiic son-i. t»; call at 25

Hllisboroufrih Street.

Drug business, together with‘ all stock and modern fixtures oi" best location on Water Street, Summersldc, P. E. I. Compelled to sell because of ill health of owner. Apply Gallant Drug Co. Lid, Summerside, P. E. l.

Panel delivery truck Anvlv ;l

P. .1. MciltlllALillS ‘I

Kent Street.

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Cement Blocks

a .1 Lartor Bros. r y " riissuonc snim

IVANTED-POSITION B1’ YOUNG

lady with experience as Stenc- grapher and Pookkcepr. Apply Box ‘T80 Guardian.

Markets At ll Glance

(Canadian Press)

‘loroiito-Stoi-ks easier; indus- trials, golds lead retreat.

{Montreal-Stocks lower; papers licad losers.

New York-Stocks lower; oils

lead retreat. noirrioor nuniuan Speclally-trcatetl lumber is able to withstand shrinking. rot and stains.

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

to THE ROYAL PACKING CO. CH'TOWN. ~ J. D. JENKINS (Prop) WE ARE ALSO BUYING RAW FURS

4-0 O4§§§§§£4§§40 KOO-O‘?

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AUCTION sans

Three mm; of practically new furniture. living-Whom, Ind bedroom furniture. pens.

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AVAILABLE NOW s, WOOLLENS l Phone 244B I IIIW NIETIIUII lILEAIIElli

on Grafton Street on Y l6, A1‘ 2 PM.

Kitchen, Floor covering, bad

It.’ IEATON, Auctioneer.

Exchange

Abitibi Asbestos B A Oil Bldg Pros . Buck Silk . Bell Tel Can Brew . . Bathurst Can Cement Can Pacitic . Celanese .. Can Car Found Can Car Pfd . Can Steam .. Can Paper Cockshutt . Can Vickers . Dom Bridge Dom Coal Pfd Don A . .. Dis Sea: . Dom Steel B Dryden .. Fraser .. Ford A . Founda .. . . . Gen St Wares . How Smith .. Ham Bridge I-lir Walker Can 1nd A1 int Nickel . Imp Oil Int Pete Int Power .. Int Paper Imp Tob . .. B C Power Con Smelt Lake Woods Massey Harris . McColl Front Nat St Car Can Nor Pld . Noranda Price Bros . Quebec Power Shmvinigan St Law

St Law Pld Dom Tex Dom Tar .... Wpg Elcc A St of Can . Braziliant .. .

New York Exchange

Anaconda Am Car and P‘ .. Beth Steel

N Y Central .. Clies Ohio Con Edison Elec Auto Lite . Gen Elec Gen Motors . Great North Pfd . Std Oil NJ Kennecott Mont Ward North Am Phi] Pete U B Rubber Radio Corp .. Texas Corp United Air Vanadium Air . West Elec West Union .. U S Steel

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Commerce Montreal Nova Scotia Royal Bk

Livestock

MONTREAL, Jan. 13 —tCP)— Tllere urere 8B cattle, 43 sheep and lambs, 216 hogs and 10B calves for sale oii the tvro Montreal livestock markets.

Trading was active and prices re- nnaincd steady with Monday. The low Czitilc offered were made u-p o! common to medium quality WW5

. 4300 Kirk Lake

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(Canadian Prell

TORONTO. Jan. ll-

Sales Stock C1000 12900 A1361‘ .. .._. .... 11 2050 Am TAMI ..._ m... U3 10500 Anglo Cdn ..

730 Ang Huron ...... 6500 Apex .. 2500 Armistice

l0 Bk oI N6 2500 Base Met 38130 Bear 'l000 Beaulieu ‘I00 Biclgood .. 785 Bralorns ..

7350 Cal Edm 3000 Callinan . . 15000 Calmont . 1235 Campbell 60 Bk of Com 460 Cdn Brew . 400 Caribou .. 700 Cent Pal: 8000 Cent Por 3000 Centremaque 400 Cliestervtile 100 Chromium 300 Cochenour 1175 Coin Lake 3000 Colomac . 7000 Con Beattie 11500 Con l-iomest 398 Con smelt .. i300 Cub Air .. 400 Delriite 2000 Denison 3000 Detta. .. . 1600 Dickenson 3900 Discovery . 3300 Div Int 540 Dome ‘.290 Dom Bank 5100 D0 alda 4800 Du ama 1700 Duquesne 1500 Duvay 4000 East Crest 1300 E Ma] 3100 East Leduo 2500 E Sull 6200 Eider .. 13200 Eldona 2000 E1 Sol 1800 Eureka .. 400 Falcon 115 Giant . 2000 Gillies 12500 Globe . 2700 Gods Lake 3500 Gold Man

5500 Goldora . 07 3000 Graham Bous 12 1-4 3150 Giiyama . 67 19500 Hard Rock 16 1-2 2000 Headway 06 3000 Hadley . 95 14000 Hera Gm ‘Z0 2000 Highridge . 0'1 315 Holllnger l1 1-4 10715 Home O11 .. 6B0 2000 Hosco 38 1100 Houtcy 29 1-2 100 Imp Bank 27 ‘

1000 Indian Lake . 1230 Int Nick 29100 liit Uran 2100 Joburko . 15500 Kelwren . 1000 Keno ‘Hill 110i, Keri: Acid .. 450 Kirk Gold

3000 Kirk Town 145 Labrador 2500 Laqiierre .. 5000 L Fortune .. 870 Luke Shore 200 La Luz 150 Lmiiaque 5500 Lapaska. . 10000 Lclicl 300 Lcltch 4700 Liiigman . i400 Little LL 2500 Louvicourt . 3000 Lynx 100 liiacassn . 4550 MacDonald 5500 MacLcod 900 Madsen

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and bulls. Medium quality cows 5500 Nmgne,’ sold between 10-11 and clxnimon 5300 M,“ G; w 185 buwhvrs from 3-5°'9-T5- Cam“ 2000 M1111 East o: i-s and cutters were from 7-8. Common 125 Nlclmym ' 58 b: bu"! “"8"! 11"" 34°50 “°°°"““5 T00 McKenzie .. .. eo 1° quamy‘ _ d 2000 McMarmac .. 26 "e51 "all" We" l“ "B" 5°° 2500 Mc-Watters .. is demand and prices ranged from 2000 Mm Com ' 0s b: 18-23. Good quality veals brought 100 Mm Com " 7w 22-23 with commion to rmedium 4000 News ~- 235 kinds selling in mixed lots, around “o0 New C“ ~ 1m 21. Drinkers or pail fed calves were 35m New M" a 14-16 and grassers 11-1150. 5000 New mm - M Lambs were sold on a flat basis 5°00 NH?‘ -- M at 18-1650. sheep made 5-850 ac- m0 witilil-"O" ~- i“ cording to quality. 770 i‘ 085:3 .. so Hogs were steady at 2075-20 for m0 01B" l - - .- Grnde A sows made 21-22 dressed. $000 53:32:‘ -- 13g 1 z m" 133330120 s ~ .3: BRISBANE. Australia _ tCPl~~ i000 oirrim . .1 m Twins separated at the age of eight 2600 Omega 06 met here Ior the ﬁrst time in 30 10700 Omnitrans . 14 years. Both were wearing the same 60:10 Oslsko .. .. 106 type of shirt. smoked the szirrne 2000 Osuiake 60 kind ot tobacco; bot-h were 5 foot 11000 Pac Pete . 110 y 0 11161105 tail and tho same weight. 1600 mour . 140 Both. dislikct rhyme-pile and. like 0000 Pandora 001-2 horses. -_ V _ ‘ 2500 Partenan 02 “(fog gggmglzlyerlni" i i’: , . 8500 Piccadilly . 1:1 1-2 300 Pickle Orow . 220 - ' 100 Pioneer .... .. . 825 . 300 Preston .. .. I00 Due to ill health l will not be moo Que M“, _ n able to coll on my customers for 32a Quemont .. is i-a chick orders, but would oppreci- lgggg 2220"" - - ill; ate your kindness, II they would woo Ruched. c’ u WHIG,‘ phone or coll on mo. I ,m,, Rom“ __ _ u ‘will Guarantee them extra good tltinoval Bk . . 1161-2 chicks, sexed or umexed. Also I333 gall-ﬁll r 4g started chicks, from real good W, 8M”, c, _ fm hotcheries, namely, Cyrus‘ '8: 2000 Bherritt .. .. Manning Ills, N. 5., Clerks 100 Blame - - H110 F N E w 0300 Silver M111 . . l0 "°"""Y °"'" - r - ' 10000 Silanco a- . . as GWQI "Ilvlllm 51100018. N~ aooo Bladen . ... . as I. Also other Hatcheries. Also i100 s ringer . . tit Guardian subscriptions o n d 13g gulﬁlznfl” - m’ Nuvwv 50W- 2500 stir: Inlet f i5 A. l'I. IRYENTON, 1700 Bylvange . ll u“ I300 TCCK II . U“ m Q "~ ' ssoo Thom Lund u

Chtirlottelovrll, PEI.

B500 Thurbots

Your Questions ABOUT

IMPORT‘

II YOU

about excise taxes, or about. the list of ’ {Collector of Customs and Excise.

II YOU HID OTHER SOURCES OF IMPORTS consult the Department of Trude and Commerce (import Division), problems urisinggfrom Import quota restrictions. Through the Trad the Import Division is endeavouring to orran end other "non-scheduled" countries.

IF YOU All A IIOUSEWIFI and wish information on available blielviote 166d: which have comparable nutritional values to those now prohibited or subiect to quote, informational materiel which has been prepared by the Nutrition Division of the Department of Notlonel - Health and Welfare may be secured from your Provincial Health Department or local

OST of the countries which are Canada's regular customers have not recovered sufficiently from the war to pay, in the normal way, for all the goods they need, despite extensive help from this and other countries. Nor are they able to send us enough of their goods to balance uccotmts-or to pay us in the kind of mone to buy goods in other countries.

IF YOU ARI AN IMPORTER OF CONSUM are (I) prohibited, (2) subiect to quota, or ( nearest Collector of Customs and Excise.

II YOU WISH TO IMPORT GOODS SUBJECT TO OUOTAbnd with to quota authorization to import, or need special information, Customs and Excise. Quota application forms (E.C. l) and Instructions for ore available oi all C ‘om: Offices. These o Customs and Excise.

II YOU WISH INFORMATION ON THE AMOUNT OI YOUI QUOTA. application hos been filed with your Collector of Customs and Excise, all corr about the establishment of quotas or cases of exceptional hardship through lm tions should be directed to Emergency Import Control Division, Department of Sussex Street, Ottawa. Quotas ore Issued on a may be canted over into the following quarter.

Alli AN IMPORIIR OF PRODUCTION PARTS; STRUCTURAL 811;’ stone; machinery or other capitol goods or automobiles, end wish to know the import restrictions in these classifications, write or see Emergency Import Control Dlv Department of Reconstruction" and Supply, 385 Wellington Street,

l! You nmno r0 TRAVII. ourslns CANADA and wish to

xchunge available for this purpose, consult any bunk or the Foreign Exchange Board at Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, Windsor, personal purchases of goods mode during travel outside Canada, oomult the meme Collector of Customs and Excise before departure. ' ' ' ' ' '

II YOU All A MANUFACTURER, WHOLISALIR OR RETAILER and wish information goods to which they apply, consult the ngqfgﬂ

' health unit.

l Answering

At the same-lime, Canada has been buying more goods than ever before from the United States and other countries demanding U.S. dollars. This is because these goods were not obtainable elsewhere and because . pent-up during the wqr.

Buying from the United Slates or U.5. dollar areas must, therefore, be temporarily reduced until our trading uguln becomes normal.

To meet this emergency, purchase of goods and serv travel, which must be paid for with U.S. dollars,

ER GOODS and wish to find out whet goods 3) unaffected by controls, see or write your

quorferly basis and any unused

Ottawa. know about

Ottawa,

The administration of time emergency import confmfs Ia thevoqsombllfly of various departments of the Government. The above Information Is given to aid Canudiu citizen: ' of

m; v

lion: with a

tllllliiiii NEEDS iiSlluttitiis

in complying with the new import control regula- ' I in their '

and ' affairs.

._ gJANiJAltY__14._19_Q

y which we, in Canada, can use-

of demo nd,

ices or expenditures for ore new ‘subieci to control.

estebllsh your consult your nsorett Collector of completing them, pplications must be filed with the Collector of

After your espendenee port prohibi- Flnunce, 490 »

lsion (Capitol Goods),

Vancouver. lf you wish Information about

ForelgnldlTrodo regor mg your suppy e Commissioner Service, ge increased supplies from the United Kingdom

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portion

foreign 1 Control

3000 United Oi] . Il i100 Upper Can 226 400 Ventures .. O0 ms waits e00

M500 Wektteito ii 00 It

' GUI! 905 Foothills ............. .. N0 300 Pond Ora .. M0

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‘ Produce

Momttllin. Jan. it - tee»- rroducs prim quoted hm Mu were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture at In‘-

s: i Nut: It“ cane, A Itllt 01-3-

46; mOtI 48; A pullets 40-40 1-2. 3 88-40; O 20-80. Packed for export A lame 48; med 46; bullets

butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- lned. fresh and storage no. i 6D. Current receipt- Que no 1 pas-

teuriaed 08; no 2 6'1.‘ t grade creamer print job pr ce 09-70, solids 14-60 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipts west- ern white and colored 80 1-4. (Fob factor; shipping points) Que white 36 l- . Fob Montreal) wholesale: Western white and colored 86 14- 37. Ne other prices established.

tatoes: Que no i '15 iba 2.15- Ae; NB no 1 7s lbs 2.30-2.40. m no 1 2.35-2.50; no a 1.00- m; Bliss 2.06-3.10. I

LINCOLN. England - (C?) - A nine-year-oid liey stole and drove a car two miles balm-e colliding with lasagna-r vehicle. He was fined 2! t .

PROBLEM mm nmtws no cross

The year i947 was not kind to American women. It offered the American family no rut fooling or security. says n t1. s writer.

The talk was all disturbing. ‘hi1: o! another war. Talk of the misery mother lands that made the in- dividual feel both responsible and helpless. Talk of nigh prices. and_ worse to come. The spotlight o! publicity turned on ugly stories of graft and corruption during the war. The wage-earner of the fam- ily worried om living com. and became discouraged when savings dwindled instead of mounted. Bit- ter jokes among servicemen o’ World War It about dusting ell their uniforms, for world war til.

and women, thtanuivel, who ital round real and satui work lur- lhg the war y rs, needed, out

metre to to doing something (‘Oil- struettve. Instead of being offer- Ol WOIUI-Wlllle 10b0, they were ol- mu arseiecl. style change.

1N- 1!" didn't offer wonw" mlllhi U!‘ ll It dltl, they didn't anew which stein.-

“ "W? Milli" themselves run- ning from- um to store tryins to cut down a little one. a 1111-9 trim, on tne cowl»! living. The!‘ let down their hams and talked about the “new 100k." And evtll‘ time anyone mentioned the will War. they remembered the loneli- Illll 0f L1H ‘If they niid their children had lived throuillb

OLD lOI-DIIIII.

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England -- ‘CPI ~Polly as frtoaa any our“

still a th s r91"- lstle salts ct a . Whlstiiﬂl

elu not use. a mi outlet to: rec

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dim: and the ‘aiinlm-tcemvlll‘ planning: IDAtgrlItI!“

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