JUNE 11'. 1951

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Bank 0i ii. 3. To Increase Capital stock

The Bank of Nova scotia has decided to increase its capital SI-Wk by illlottirig pro rats. to all its shareholders 300.000 sheresat 830 a share. As a number of the shareholders are residents of the United States. it is necessary to file a registration statement with the United states Securities and Exchange Commission. and. sub- ject to this registration statement becoming effective, notices of al-

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Tl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

paid-up capital wee increased from 310,000,000 to 312,000,000, at which time the total assets of the Bank were under l300.000.000.

The total assets of the Bank are now in excess of tsoo,ooo,oo0. The new issue will result in in- creasing the paid-up capital of the Bank from 012,000,000, to 815000.000. and the Reserve Fund from 324000.000, to a30.000.000.

In recent years, Canada.'s,econ- only has developed rapidly. The expansion in ploduction and trade and the rise in prices and nation- al income have brought corre- - A" , is in the Bank's loans and deposits which make it desirable to expand the Bank's capital funds in order that it may better serve the growing needs of its, customers.

nail-bitors, men or women?

Who are the worst

Men outnumber women 2 to 15 But whether you're a man or . woman you can leave the ranks of the nail-biters

I when you trust your car to your friendly

WHITE ROSE

FOR SALE

PAGE THIRTEEN

'7 WOIJVILLE JEAN KILLED

WOLFVILLE. N. 8., May 30- (CP)-Ruben Zwicker. 67-year-olii town employee. was killed today when his truck rolled over an embankment. Two other passeng- ers in the vehicle were uninSur-

nu PONTIAC (light) SEDAN Privately Owned.

Mileage 10,000. ' only those interested in a real elany family car need apply. PHONE use-J. g 1 F. A W. Sectional Seeder. steel wheels: 1 Maple Leaf Grain Crusher; 1 F. & W. l-lay Bake:

2 HP. Fairbank-Morse Gas Ens- ine.

All these machines are in good working order.

Write or Phone

NOTICE

All taxes due Emerald School:

write: Paula Ltd. 21 St. Paul Sp, East, Montreal. P Q-

is rouit CHANCE! HERE -'".',Is,....... you are after: a 2072 rate of commission paid weekly on orders received. Start right in ' on .. protected territory. Handle '3 Guaranteed Product. Plenty of uppol'Ii.lnII.y for advancement. security for the future. A Pro- duct that is essential. if you are a hard worker determined in your efforts for advancement, write today for free suies kit and samples. No obligation. Box 504. Guardian Office.

r-'1 can 8 Tracks, For Sale

roit sans - TWO TON G. M. G. truck, 11,5 years old. Perfect shape. Phone 1595-24.

son SALE-I048 CHEVROLET l-lipciline sedan. Excellent con- dlllon throughout. Call 2078.

poi; i SALE 1933 CIIEVROLE sedan. Fair condition. Call 1572-2i.

fields watered from ever run- ning brook. Near churches. store and stations. Can be bought with stock and machinery. Apply John Alyward. Vernon River.

' Female lielp Planted

(L-A WANTED IMIVIEDIATELY WAIT- resses. Apply Roxy Restaurant.

........:m?...:..... WANTED WAITRESSES. APPLY in person only. Rendezvous Restaurant.

....:..?.-L--:-

WANTED - ASSISTANT COOK and kitchen girl for summer hotel. Apply Gregors. Brack- ley Beach. Phone 4-11.

WANTED-SMART GIRL, CLEAN tidy appearance, to work on hamlburger grill. Restaurant ex- perience not essential but aptit- ude for this work important. Very attractive salary. i For in- terview phone 3043-W. Barn Drive-In.

Houses-ilots. Wanted

- FOR sans - ms PONTIAC ' Sedan, perfect condition. I.-Ow mileage. Call 2212-J. evenings.

half ion truck. in perfect condi- iion. low mileage Gordon Jew- ell, North River.

!'0l SALE 1041 OLDSMOBIH-I sedan. Hydromatic drive. Radio heater. defroster. Chcnp ior ouick sale. Call 478-J.

master sedan. Radio. heater. de- froster. Air conditioning. Body niii motor perfect. Call 2590..l. ..m.........m...m..

1'0! SALE-1942 CHEVROLET sedan. good condition. good tires, good motor. heater. Can he seen at Myers' Servlco,Stn- lion. Malpeque Road.

Per Item

sitting room. centrally located, continuous hot , water. Phone 2282-J. ,

mg T0 RENT - A HOUSE IN DUN- siaifnage, or taken out in rooms. Apply A. (2. Foster at Ernest 35WY'8. Marshneld. ,

in: rooms. Apply 34 Connolly st.

.10 LET .. one ruarnsnzn room. Girls preferred. Apply 306 . Grafton Street.

ed front room. 303' 500. Guardian.

E:-:-m-m--mi-m"-TTT 'l-loll sans - was CHEVROLET

gg.g:g,gg,:...m..:,.'m... F03 SALE-I947 BUICK ROAD-

rrnsisusn BOOMS ron grit;-. orly woman. Nice quiet home.,

Phone 30684..

FOR RENT -. AAT CAPE TRAV- Brse. n nve room house. Mrs. Jean McNeill.

T0 RENT-FURNISHED BED-

iiil Rmr .. rwo nonsense-

-Io LET - LARGE IJNFUBNIslI- Central. Apply

:2:-

30 LET - nllIREE nooius. Ar-'

Mrs. Reuben Higgins. Gay- ll. I

YOUNG MARRIED BANK COU- pie desire 4 room Apartment to rent. No children. Phone 2744. between hours 0 A. M. and 5 P. M. i

Lost

LOST - LICENSE PLATE is-222. Phone 1053.

LOST - SPARE TIRE AND wheel for 1948 Chevrolet ion truck. Finder kindly notify J. L. MacEachern. Tea Hill and receive reward.

iliirsorv Stock

FOR SALE -- DUNLAP STRAW- berry plants SL550 a hundred. 39.00 a thousand. J 6. Bennett. Southport.

FOR SALE - STRAWBERRY Plants. Dunlap and Dorcet. Sl.50 per hundred. 810.00 per thou- sand. Joseph Neale, Bear River.

opportonity

EXCELLENT CAREER OPPOR- tunities available to single men under 21 who are interested in learning merchandising and fur trading in the northern com- munities across Canada. Apply giving full particulars to Pur

BENT OB BUY THE NEW Emili- lngton Personal Portable Type- writer. Big machine perform- ance. portabls wnvenience. Rental rates - 34.00 monthly; three months 311.00. Call Rem- ington Rand, 104 Kent street Phone 2771.

Teilnlievc Wanted .

iw A N re: p -- rnacnna non gprlng Brook School. Present

for sin

FOR sAi.s-sums cow nut-: In heshen. Wilfred '1'” I)tlilS'l.nTIllIKe.

"!1'I.V and late varieties. R. Marks. New London. .

L FOR SALE - CABBAGE PLANTS. John

t 5375.00. Mrs. Arnold Meek, secretary.

Wart Vlastoil

Trade Department, Hudson's ma Bay House. Winnipeg, Manitoba. note typewriters

merit to be filed with the Securi- ties and Exchange becoming effective,

Commission be transferable after sharcholders If allotments are accepted of record on June 30th, 1951, will calls may be paid in full on or be allotted one share of the new after July 5th. 1951. or alternat- stoclc for each four held. No frac- ively in ten monthly payments of tione of shares will be allotted. 33 per share commencing October Shareholders will have until Oc- 5th. 1951, tober 5th, 1951. to accept their Bank Act.

allotments. The allotments will acceptance.

the

as provided by The

Predicts Tighter ii. 3. Steel supply

CLEVELAND, 0.. June 10 (AP) - The third quarter of 1951 will see the tightest steel supply of the current war emergency, Steel magazine predicts today.

Demands of defence production will leave only about 30 per cent of the available supply for man- ufacture of civilian goods, the weekly publication estimates.

A related problem approaching the steelniakers is the Controlled Materials Plan, which goes into effect July 1. Steel says the C.M.l-'. will only "warm up" during ,the third quarter, with complete tran- sition from the priorities system unlikely before the fourth quarter at the earliest.

Preparing for the change. steel control authorities have been issu- ing additional regulatory orders on production and distribution. Third quarter use of iron and steel in most consumer durable goods is restricted to 70 per cent or base period consumption.

Automobiles are controlled un- der a separate regulation which will cut third quarter output about 37 per cent under the same period in 1950.

Steel production held at 103 per cent of theoretical capacity last week.

New York Stock

I Market Prices

lip last Week ,

NEW YORK, June 10 - (A-P) - With little incentive and prac- tically no interference. the stock ed last week climbed a small

higher.

The" market lacked volume. The average day's business was a llbtle more than 1.000.000 shares a day. The average so far this year rune better than 1,700,000 share daily.

Monday's market was off 'shanp- ly. But there was little Wall Street surprise and no alarm, be- cause volume was so low-only 1,100,000 shares.

The Associated Press average of G) stocks closed the week at 092.80, 40 cents higher than the previous week, and 03.40 above the year's low.

In the 00 most .aciive stock list for the week. there were ill issues advancing, six declining.

and three remaining unchanged.

iilattle In liouse Of Commons On .Vlar Pensions

OTTAWA. June 9-. (GP)-A Canadian Legion spokesman was told recently it is "an outrage. ous presumption" to assume that the Government will grant no further across-the-board increases in war pensions if Parliament ad- opts a current proposal to help a. minority of pensioners who can't work.

The statement was made by Mel. Leslie Mutch, parliamentary assistant to Veterans Minister La- pointe. It came as the clash be- tween the Government and the Legion over what should be done to help pensioners financially pro- voked four hours of running bat- tie in the Commons F see on Veterans Affairs.

Exchanges between Dr. C. B. Lumsden of Wolfville, N.S., first vice-president of the Legion, and Liberal members of the committee were unusually forthright.

Throughout them, with support from Progressive Conservative and social Credit membe s, Dr. Lume- den stuci; to the Legion's basic argument that the proposal to pay an unemployability -um-' t to

as of right. It would be adoption of an alternative which in the future would decree that further help would be awarded on a need basis rather than a basis of right.

At this point Maj. Mutch said that it "is an outrageous presump- tion to say that by accepting it 'palllative' you are closing. the door to any basic increase in the pension in the future. What basis have you for that assumption oth- er than pure conjecture?"

Dr. Lumsden said the difficulty the Legion was having in arguing for a basic increase now-before the supplementary payments went into effect-indicated that the job would be even tougher once they went into effect and the principle underlying them was established.

Maj. Mutch's retort was that "whatever is done ultimately for basic increases, there is an urgent need now that needs action... this is no subterfuge. It is stupid to suggest it is anything resemb- ling one."

Maj. Howard Green (PC-Vlllh couver-Quadra) ' suggested that

1937 LAFAYETTE SEDAN

A-1 Condition. Good Rubber. Heater, Defroster.

Body new. car condition.

H. M. BROTHERS, Cardigan, P.E.I.

SEED and FEED OATS

We have a small quantity of

CERTIFIED ABEGWEIT SEED on hand. Also COMMERCIAL AEEGWEIT SEED and FEED

OATS. All clipper cleaned free from weeds.

R. E. WHITE it SONS , Hunter River . Phone Hunter River Exchange

and

never before has pensions law ex-

and lot.

House For SALE

AT HUNTER RIVER ON MAIN HIGHWAY A modern, well constructed home together with ham

Apply to It. D. MacFAYDEN, Hunter River

more shall be no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement IOI-mentg Will be mailed On Jilly. The EFOWIII 111 the more Im- must be paid by June 18th. it be and an amount paid for such advertisement. 8rd, 1901, to all shareholders of portant phases of the Bank's ot paid by this date legal action BEG. BUTLER Y - reflggd (lln tdliine 30th. 1951. business during the last decade is DEALER, for . Wm pan to be uh,-n. York Point . e as ssue of capital stock illustrated in the following table: SAFE-S .. ' of the Bank was in 1929 when ...el.1.. ...m....... U” SUPER 5”"m! -I By Order of School Trustees. . T . g "Hui 1' A N A I) 1 A N L L O M P A N I i 5 l i M i i i i. REGINALD SMITH: I - GOOD Usltn rassnnosiz TIRES. y

- . .. .. . ALESMEN i"5mm"0"mp idnIstIhTld 35.135? give. aIIDz.eGI:I,lIItle Til. Co..pll;.e8'i fgfg, '"'”""""-' L”'" A””" U dprmcc Edviv” llbnce of its Weston Road. Toronto 9. Ont. 1941 "3111 ' S11” awe war "15 ggtthese wmud 3” "" perlenced the Inmmlon 01 I P10- ost electrics ago bl b smess 132.1 127.6 380.3 Ilnemp 0Y3 17 Supplement of S40 posal that violated the principle killd. Very pro in 8: Fl! : - FOR SALE L mm FEET 5 mg" 1042 139,5 131,3 410.4 a month for a married and sin) for that pensions are awarded as of T0 CW" 1””'""" "5 rn:a:..i::u.;:.c..."..::. -no 12:: in: :22: :..::::::: r.:r- :.'?”:'.i?.”' it I11" 9" ' 2 by 4. James Maccallum. u . - - Per can S8 Y "T era is nothing that interferes . lottelown Guardian. Emmy Point. 1945 aoaa 145.7 613.5 pensioner who can't work would with that principle," said Maj. 0PP0”"i"lY ” W” 51999”

II E i IN”'"E"”ENT T "Mo rum FOR SALE AT FOR- I3: 6408 233': I322: 23': frfetn: 125 Demon plus 340 suppb Mutm p" ye” and Wm APPLY: mk1i' "P 9”,” '?”,',l;if,,I,l;y"f,'f.?.'3E tune min, 160 acresuwith wood is-is ' saoli 29719 2339. min Dr..Lumsden's point was that in ; - ' NORTH STAR REFRIGER- l3i'lX.””53lf or-Egmous Canadian Im11L pa-Sturm Apply NE” Camp 113??) "94 239,1 340,3 305,3 accelpdtilllg al'lilpal11atlve'i the Lesion R ' Canada ATION LTD. 1. NOIIC Dame Home and Farm Necessities-dir; .XE..................m " 749'" 2"” 35” 3"” ,,33,,, .eo;:,d'fge”;'f,epev:I;Lj;”';;,gf s E esources 0 Street E. MONTREAL, Que. (CI. 10 C0n3"m”5' Permment FOR SALE - 183 ACRES. ALL Subject to the regisl.rationstate- ciple that pensions are awarded

-Investment Fund ltd.

.M5””"

IECAN SECURITIES

LOT ron same

In residential section of city, 65 x 100 ft.

DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED Apply:... :75 so. Jones semi. VI. M. A, FARMER, Montreal l, Goa. Solicitor

NOTICE iioc PRODUCERS Ann riiuciirns

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, WE WILL NOT BE RECEIVING noes AT OUR LIVESTOCK PENS AT CHARLOTTE- TOWN ON FRIDAYS on SATURDAYS. .

' RECEIVING I-IOGS DAILY THROUGH MON- DAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY IMORNING UNTIL 11:00 A.M.

RECEIVING ALL OTHER CLASSES or LIVE- STOCK DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS.

LOADING AT ALL REGULAR LOADING POINTS EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY AS- USUAL.

SWIFT CANADIAN CO. Limited

pensioners who can't work repre- sents a. new ,. l n ' ' , in- troduces the means test and is un- acceptable. ' .

More than once the question was put to him: would the Legion take the 32,000,000-a-year supple- ment or leave it?

A one-armed pensioner from the First World War, Dr. Lume- den's answer was that the com- mittee should go back to the Commons and ask for wider terms of reference so it could bring in a recommendation for an a.cross-the- board increase in the whole sched- ule of pension rates.

Tom Goode (L-Burnaby-Rich monti). a former sergeant, asked: "would you refuse the unemploy- able pensioner this help in the meantime?"

Dr. Lumsden said "We are not responsible, for what the Govern- ment does."

The Government's case. as put by Mel. Match and others. is that there is an urgent situation now for those 10 per cent or so of pensioners who cant take advant- age of current high wages by

.

At the top of the list were these: Northern Pacific up 1 at 4.2, International Telephone up U2 at 16, General Motors down We at 48 U2, New York Central up U4 at 17 SH, and National Power 8: Light down 3l1d at IWIG.

WANTED-GENERAL REPAIR- ing and carpenter work, cabinet making. Phone SWO-J.

WANTEII soon nnoe GIEEN

you 1113' la Passmore.

mg ion sass - Loasrn narr

Phone Fred L. Arsenrult 3138. or . 9291. suinmerside. call collect.

FOR sate - seven WW-1 Apply Dan Jewell, North River. x

NY to Proude an 93 sprint run: into

i WWI. Due to furrow in July. ;jdtnr Neuron; Kinnton. '

';";l' SAL: - nova wrrn ; W" bot burner. Suitable for

ig mmer cottage. Phone 1407.

Lwlieels and screen door. 23

iieruia street. a

4? sane-snane AND nun

, Nd. atovc length. boards, 22:3.

i-W and 6's. sized. Melville "kn. Elliott. .

'

lghtd home in Brighton district. ,. lilmmer months or shorter hm ifduirod.Cella1icrde-

-LT '”' MI-I-our more use to. one mole” south end

I , one . numflvllcohoop mc.ani:t.et. Daniel

..-..--;a4v.-.a...... .. -.

SALE .- HEAVY ntrrv Iirnllllnfd Anthony Hoist. Ap- Phoiie 2335-J.

mean lot: sans - nlmr oanr. AP- or

For. sans .. pool was lllll)

P03 SAL: - ram now sun.

"I lIN'l' - MODERN roa-

Paylng top market prl5e. Cash and Carry Stores.

SALESMEII ,

To represent national emeritu- tion in local territory. Car not necessary but would help. Earn

'” d in per-

A -ti--u Phone for ap- pointment to Mr. B. 1.. scliurrnnn at Charlottetown Hotel on Tues-

day. Julia twelfth.

TENDERS

Sealed tenders, marked ten- der, will be received until

noon June 26, 1951, from achool lvoltl, situatleg hint 13;-

ue age. g es .3 tender not necessarily a

LIOYD AFIILIIOK.

8100.00 and up per week. Must be I

persons wishing to purchase -

The Neighbors

it

"I liaveto do this because

aiIord,a piano."

By George Clark I

my father's parents oouldnit

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE

AT THE MORELL HOTEL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. AT 2 P. M.

The surplus furniture of the MORELL HOTEL will be sold at public auction on the premises, 136 Kent Street, including beds, springs, mattresses, chests of drawers, bureaus, tables, chairs, couches, one combin- ation safe 36x36, one practically new hotel cooking range, and several other articles.

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

SCRAP IIIOII

e

PUBLIC i.Aucus

Tuesday. June lztli

WANTED

Such as

Old car baileries. radiators. copper, brass. lead, aluminum. horsehair.

Attention owners of trucks -rget in touch with me. Scrap Yard at Finlay Macl(innon's Charlottetown Auto Salvage. Grafton Street East.

FOR HIGHER. CASH PRICES. PHONE 76! OR RITE P.O.

ADIE BLOCK

Progressive Conservative Candidate will address the Electors at

AFTON HALL

and METALS

OX 103.

MEETING MACLEAN

8:30 pm.

FOR

craft.

2, has stove..

hull, sound;

Schooner.-rigged, two masted auxiliary pleasure Length, 33 ft.: beam, 8 it.

7 HP. Atlantic engine. canvas in good condition. on cradle in Cardigan. Apply to Kent Phone 0047-1. 48 Great George St., City, or to E. ii. llaodonald 8 Co., Cardigan. .

SAIL

Forecastle sleeps Masts and

Ma beseen

ATTENTION scan wnm-:n

Trucks coming to New ulaggow would be advised to take over scrap iron. steel, copper. lead, brass. car batteries. or car radios. And thereby pay rxpenses and re- ceive wholesale prices.

3. GARSON L: SON New Glasgow, N.S.

vbinm

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & IIIGIIWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

NOTICE

, Persons displaying advertisements near Public Highways are reminded that all signs must be licensed and must conform with Departmental Regulations.

Licenses and copies of the Regulations may be ob- tained by writlng to this office.