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Sales Stock

15300 Alger 3600 Am Lardei 700 Anglo Cdn 1.000 Ang Rouyn . 2000 Aquarius 11800 Armistice 5000 Ashley

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Exchange Store

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showed golds down 1.31 at and base metals .84 at 88.43. Weakness sized by a long list of losers in the senior list. Down were Aunor. Bra-

Sullivan. Bevcourt, Bufiadlson, Discovery,

Quemont and Eureka only gainers.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWIN

Montreal

Exchange

Abitlbi .. Asbestos .

B A Oil

Bldg Pros Buck Silk‘

Beli Tel Can Brew Bathurst .

Can Cement Can Pacific .. Orlanese . Can Car Found Can Car Pid . Can Steam Can Paper . Caekshutt . .. can Vickers . Dom Bridge Dom Coal Pid Don A

Dis Seag . Doiii St B Dryden .... Fraser Ford A l-‘cunda .. . . Se: St Wares .... .. I-lmv Smith

Ham Bridge

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B C Power

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Lake Woods Massey Harris McCull Front

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Metals Retreat Cii Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, yJanllﬁ -~ (CPF-

and base metals retreated

an sagging prices in quiet over-all Iiading on thc Toronto Stock Ex- change today. MacDonald, a base

featured the mining lists

on about 50,000 shares to close 38 cents down at $1.27.

index 98.32

exchanges closing ‘i golds was empha-

Dome, Huinor, Hollinger,

Kerr Addisdri. Lake Shore. Lama- qiic, Sigma, Took Hughes, Wright- iargreaves. Aizglo-Rouyn, Ciiestervillc. Dickenson, Hedley, Maeassa, Mzic~

juniors were Patricia, Detta,

Easier Central Cochenour,

Malartlc, O'Brien, Preston, Sylvnnlto. Gainers were

Juliet, Negus. Roybsr, Up-

per Canada.

smclters and Hudson Bay lost. 1 each a’. 97 1-2 and 44 3-4 respec- tively in the base metals other losers were East Sullivan, Falconbridge, mlda, Nor-metal, Osisko, Sherritt,

where MacDonald. Nor

Miller. Steep Rock, Silanco. were the

Paoalta

Pao Pete .. Pamour Paymnter . Pen lsy Piccadilly . Porc Reef . Preston . Que Man Queenston .. . Quemont . Regcourt . . Rlchmac .. . Rochette .. . Roxana . Royal B‘: Rupununi San Ant Senator Sheep Creek Sherritt. Sigma Silver Millcr Shanco Springer Starratt Sleep R0 . Sullivan

Thunbois Toburn Upper Can Ventures

‘.170 Waite

4000 Wekusim . L500 Wiltsey 3000 Winora .. 500 Wright Hsr i500 Yellorex

CURB

2300 Dailious 1400 Foothills Total sales 840,000

Markets At A Clance

Toronto-Stocks lower;

(Cushion Prom golds.

base metals soft: induiitrllls hold. Montreal-Stocks lower; news- piints hold.

New

York-Stocks mixed: rails

ciijoy brief rally.

HARWARDEN. Cheshire, Eng- land —~ (OP) - Ari Anglican the- ological college for women {I to be opened In October u s memorial

to the late Dr. William Archbishop gl IQ].

Temple.

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Papers Firm In Iiuiet Trading At Montreal

MONTREAL. Jan. 16 -(Cl-‘-~ Papers displayed firming tenden- cies in quiet trading on the stock exchange and curb market today. The balance of the list continued to driit to lower price levelsuPrice changes were mainly iractionnl. Mines were irregularly lower. Early turnover was high but trading tapered off about noon.

cif .06 at 27.50, utilities off .1 at 74.4; industrials oii 1.3 at. 121.7. papers up .44 at 350,05; golds off .86 at 72.14. Approximate indus- trial sales were 44.000 shares and mining sales totalled H9500 shares an increase of 34,600 shares over gestcrdays total. '

Brown ret-overed l-l of yester- day's loss at 4 l-Z on a turnover ot 7.675 shares in papers. The pre fcrred stock was i l-2 points bet ter ut 93. Price converted an curly ‘oss into a i-2 point gain at 6i. M rind O added l-8 at '23. Inter- national Paper was oil 5-8 tit i5 i-4 and Fraser eased l-2 at 5t 1-2. Abitlbi Pfd. onha turnover oi 1. 700 shares \\'l'i.$ down l-4 atil9 3-4.

Utilities were mixed. Bell ad- vanced l-S at iii‘! 5-8 but Wi1ini- peg Electric lost 1-4 at 24 1-2 on a turnover of LEO shares.

Consolidated Homestead lost one tcnt at 16 i-2 in oils. McCall was shaded at 12 and "Rights" clrop~ pod five cents at 60 0n E LUFIIQVBI Ul 10,780 shares. Guspe went ahead nine cents at 130. Walker was up onrpoint at 26 1-2 in beverages but. Seagrams was of! 1-4 at 19.

Other indrirtrlat losers included Fleet off 1-8 at 3; Dominion TEX- tile off 1-4 at 12 on a turnover of 3,500 shares and Dosco "B" oil a similar fraction at 16 1-2.

MarDonaid wn: down 3i cents u. 1.28 in mlncs on a turnover oi 113,700 shares. Quebec Manganese slipped two cents at 5O on a turn- over of 12.200 shares. Candego lost 2 l-2 cents at 47 1-2 and Alger, on a turnover of 30,000 shares de- timed 1-2 cent at 10.

There were 185 issues traded on the two markets today oi which 25 were higher. 80 were lower and 82 remained untﬁinnged. ‘Two new highs and l4 119W IOWS “ETC established.

Rails Enjoy Rally On N. Y. Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. l6—- 4A.?)- Aided b_v rails, tiic stock market's over-ail average managed to shift ;:.t.o the plus column today after six straight generally losing ses- sions although numerous leaders were unresponsive.

Transfers ot 760,000 shares com- pared with 730,000 Thursday will were a bottom l0!‘ a full stretch since Jan. 2.

The Associated Press (SO-stock composite was up .2 oi a point at 64.2. Due entirely to the rail in- dex which w?" up 3.3.

_ Canadian issues were firm with Hiram Walkers, up 7-8, leading the gainers. McIntyre advanced 1-t and Canadlpn Pacific l-B whtlc Dome Mines lost 1-8. Distillers Sesrgam was unchanged. On the curb Giant Yellow Knife was un- changed and Lake Shore unquot- Cd.

Finishing up o point or better were Santa Fe at 03 i-ll, Southern Railway 38 i-S, Illinois Central 32 1-8 (following announcement that bond tenders would be re- quested), Ameradn Petroleum J3 t-il, Swift and Co. 36 3-8 (on a -peclal divldendt, American Can 79, Douglas Aircraft 56 7-8 and United Aircraft 26 1-8.

Fractional improvement was shown for U. S. Steel, Bethlehem steel. Scars Roebuck, Consolidated Edison, Liver Corp, Glenn Mar- tin. Boeing Lmkheed, Scheiilcy, Kennecott. Philip Morris. Penn- sylvania Railroad. N. Y. Central, Great Northern Railway, Chess peake and Ohio, United Alr Lines, Twentieth Century-Fox and Para- mount Pictures.

Pbllansbee Steel was oil’ 5-8 at 29 3-8 after the relapse of the day before as New York State of- ficials investigated a purported dual to purchase control oi this company.

U. S. Gypsum dropped 4 points st 97 l-4. Skelly O11 yielded 1 l-I iii. l0! 1-2 and Plymouth Oil 1 i-S at 45 1-8. Others behind included Chrysler, General Motors, Good- iich, Goodyear, Woolworth, Deere, American Telephone,

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__.__.~ JANU-ARY_;__1_7,’ 1948 ,

to TIIE isitcionsor WARD iii

. ~l-1iiIIes-1='aiidfCeitlcncii: ' "

Having been requested by tl

as o Cit-y Councillor, I h solicit your support.

lf elected I will do my. best to serve our cit-y faithfully and well.

I large number of voters to offer my service's

ave consented to do so. I will run In Word IV, and here-by

EDWIN C. JONNSTONE

Dodge, Union Carbide. Owens- illinois. Union Pacific, Baltimore A: Ohio, Texas Co., Pagificﬂvestern Oil and Werner Bros.

New York I Exchange

Anaconda .. . Am Car and F .. Beth Steel . .. N Y Central Chcs Ohio

Con Edison . ‘Eiec Auto Lite Lien Elec

Geri Motors . Great North Pfd Did Oil NJ Kennccott ylont Ward horth Am

Phil Pete

L‘ s Rubber . tcadio Corp .. . Texas Corp United Air Van Air

West Eiec . West. Union .. ..

U S Steel

BANKS

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Commerce Montreal Nova scotia Royal Bk

Produce I

MONTREAL, Jan. l6 —- (CPI- Produce prices quoted here todayi ivere reported by the Dominion Department oi Agriculture as fol- Ions:

l-Iggs: Free cases, A large 4i- 43; mcd 4-1-42 i-2; A-pullets 39-- 40 l-2; B 37-4-0; C 28~30. Pack- ed for ittport A-large 4B; med 46; pullets 42.

Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- iLEd, fresh and storage no 1 67 1-2. Current receipts Que no 1 pasteurized 8d 3-4; no l 65 3-4. First grade ereamery print Job price 69-70; solids 68 i-Z-Gi? 1-2. Cheese: Current receipts west- LlIl white on!‘ colored 35 1-4-35 .l~4. (Fob factory shipping points» Que white 36 l-Z. (Fob Montreal: wholesale: Western white and colored 36-437. No other prices es- tabllshed.

Potatoes: Que no l 75 lbs 2.15- 2.225; NB no 1 75 lbs 2.25—2.35; P. ti. I. no 1 2.25-4.40; no 2 2.10; Bliss 2.05-1.10. '_

Examine Function 0f History Texts

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ATTENTION

Courses iii the following trades will be given at the Vocational Wing, Charlottetown, us follows, provided Silffltienfrtlpplicgfiong ore received: _

Brickloying, 5 months, beginning Isl Feb. I948. Pmciiw,‘ Electricity, 5 months, beginning I t Feb. I948. Gerierol Carpentry, 3 months, beginning Isr April I938.

Conditions: There will be no tuition fees or charges for mu terinl used, except that articles mode by the students, may be purchased them nl cost of material used.

_ Students will pay their own transportation, board and Iodg ing, but to assist in this, bursaries will be arranged for those who successfully complete the course undertaken.

Applications should store age grid the grade attained in school and should be mode immediately to Mr. E. S. Chandler, Vo- cational Wing, Charlottetown. '

L. W. SHAW, Deputy Minister and Director of Education.

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States are the consequences oi the war of 1812 and the Civil War in

fostering notional feeling

nd hastening Cunudintiunity;iconoliiic A gpgciql meeting of the p E. I. Ayrshire Breeders’ Club

relations ul‘ the two countries; the will be held iii the Proviiicinl

knportutice oi the l-‘irst World War;

in pgoniotlng Canadian autonomy‘ Department of Agriculture Build- ing on

and the significance oi membership, in the British Conmionwealth. i

On the ohi1ei' hand. Canadian tcxtl books give inadequate attention tol THURSDAY. JAN. 22nd the origin and development nl the» At I O'clock North Arnerionu colonies and lo lllCI A G cconcnuc. social and political intcr- - r MCRAE. relationship between thorn. Only in Secretory the most. recent text books is any; __ fort made to explain the coini- paratlve forms of democratic gov-I

eminent in the two countries. The coziimlttee suggested that,

more cvtnpllasls iii Camndinn history _ GROCERY STORE

be placed on the lmriod of Lhc growth and goodwill and Cii-CpCl‘1\t~ NEW EQUIPMENT 7n Queen Street

ion between Canada and tlir- United States nnd less on early Wars. it vVrite BOX 788 c/o Guordiun

urged that these books, particularly

on the high-school lcvcl, contiiin material about the development of books would strengthen mutual good relations. 25% DISCOUNT ON TABLE LAMPS I ONLY-TRI-LITE FLOOR LAMP— . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

the United States form 0i govern- ment. SPECIAL . . . . . . . . 20% DISCOUNT ON RECORD PLAYERS

It proposed exchange oi’ teachers on the secondary school and college IIOUDOIR und PIN UP LAMPS SPECIAL VALUES

levels for purposes of further study BROWN ELECTRIC

and contended that improved text‘ I17 KENT STREET /

For Canada, ll. S.

NEW YORK. Jan l6 — (C?) — Criticism of history text books used in public and high schools in both Canada and the United States for giving an inadequate and some- times erroneous picture oi’ the re- lations between the two countries Li; voiced in a two-year study by ii team of educatlonlsls and his- lxzrlons.

Tine study, in which the most widely-used text books were exam- ined to show to what extent they help ur hamper undcrltlndiﬁ. was ..- ‘noted by the Canada- Unlted States cccnimittee on edu- cation and released by the Ameri- can Council on Education.

The findings ware that American students get extrmniely little In- fommtlon about the people of Can- ada. and that much of it ls inu- e/urote, incomplete. and biased. Can- adian text books, like those in the United States almost ignored the neighboring democracy.

Emphasis was placed on con- flicts between them tn- betwoen the United States and Britain, involv- ing Canada. ‘

Ilhe corrlnltieo recommended seven broad topics worth including in text books dealing with Canada: emergence of an independent Unit» ed Btu : development o4’ Canad-

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Insulate NOWZ!

Maximum fuel saving and maximum comfort con only be obtained by maximum insulation and this is true no mutter who? fuel or what method of heating is employed. Full thick mineral wcol blown in under pressure permits insrailo lion of o smaller heating plant and raises wuII temperature: to comfort levels. The more expensive the fuel, the greater the savings. Consult us for free literature and estimates

G. T. l-IARDIE

I58 Gerct George St. ' CHARLOTTETOWN

Provincial Representative

NORTHERN INSULATION co. or CANADA, LTD. SAINT JOTIN, Ne. t

Phone IOIZ

EASTERN _ ECO dud POIILTIIY

inn p0 tical democracy and IMMI- omy; tcchniquec for kdjpotmont of disputes; importance of American- Csnadlan affairs; defence; econo- inic relations and cultural reint- ans.

“Fierce- warlike"

Meny Americans are unaware

CO-OPEIIATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD.

PUILIC NOTICE is hereby given that under the pro- visions of Section 39 (I) of The Cc-operolive Association Ac! oiid upon the voluntary request of two-thirds of its members. the Charter of rhi Eastern Egg and Poultry (Io-operative As- rociolioii Limited, with Head Office at Souris, Prince Edward Island, is hereby cancelled.

that Canada ls independent, with her own form of govermmnt, One high school student. confessed that until this year he thought that: "Csnldians were a fierce, warlike people. somewhat like anger," the committee reported.

Omitted fran or virtually ignored

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DATED at Charlottetown, 8th dpy of January, A.D., I948.

J. w. MocKINNON, ' - Registrar-

Princc Edward Island, fllii

books in the United