MARCH 14.4949

Advmlslng Rates-Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advancement I5 Cents control Guardian Louis do per word; Western and Eastern Raoul: Announcements nudjuniing Events 3o per word; ciggdiied lie per word; in Meinorinm Notices No per inch; Unto g floral end Spiritual Offerings, Cards. eta. 6o per name; Letters of Condolence 04o per Inch; Wedding "ngegoments 40 worth for $1.00 and l0 dents fur d"?! lddiliouai ii worul; Notion of ‘rhinitis “g Appreciation, I40 per inoh or 5o per word; Lists ui Subscrip-

“one, 49 cont; per lflfll; Address and Presentation $1.00.

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Ageiits Wanted

OWN BOSS! RETAIL .'._ 521102214? Guaranteed‘ household necessities in a territory cf your Choice. Hundreds of bundles Dealers started with -a borrowed $25. or $50. and are new success- (p1 business rnen - why notyou? Travelling equipment essential in mm districts. several clientele-s established in the province. Write toqny tor Free details and cata- 1ogue.._1y, may Be Your Oppor- tunu,"—pflmnex 1600 Delormer, Montreal.

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01v unewou {ONTIAU- “éllfifkl u, M, Zlfztlckg. Phone 20B. 126 Cumberland.-

Building liontractors

coyrirauroits. B u l i. o a a s. Floor Sanding. W. Bursa 6r 50m Phone 1506. 34519300"

Road.

_---———-—-——-r-" liars & trucks For bale

- u; _ PONTIAC sums.

rggicbiéodel with heater and radio.

Phone 1361 or write Box 292. Charlottetown.

. E — 1930 STUDEBAKER rggiénAeL suitable for a lobster boat, ‘James Hail, Canoe Cove.

jig-ti‘

g 1m CHEVROLET

Bedan. Apply John Weeks, Beach Grove. Phone 733.

NT1AC, 10.500 mugs, radio, heater, defroster. excellent condition. Ail/PW 9- R- Dqwne, Charlottetown Ifost Od-

fl, doe.

0rug Stores

on application.

liousos-Apts. Wanted

WANTED TO RENT BY ADULTS 3 .unfurnlshed, hcuted rooms. central. Write Box 513 Guardian.

WANTED-FIVE 0R. SIX BOOM- ed house with modern convenien- ces by April 1st. Reliable tenants. Write M care Guardian.

‘VANTED-SMALL HOUSE, TEN- einent, Mor three or four-room apartment on ground floor. Ap- ply Box 515, -Guardian.

Lost

msr - TWO "PACKAGES or

soiled clothing in city. March 15th. Finder please leave at Guani- 3D.

LOST-DARK BROWN GERMAN Police dog. Finder please notify E. R. Ford, Winsloe, or phone collect 8-5, Covehead Exchange.

LOST SATURDAY NIGHT 0N Queen Street, small black purse with $30. Call 1837-J. This purse belongs to a. "working wo- man. .

Miscellaneous

ATTENTION! ELECTRICAL CON- trators. Conduits. Electrical Pipe, White (Galvanized), FOB Char- lottetown. Delivery 7-10 days. Prices per 10o rt. W’ $18.26. 1%" $1.90. Vi" $22.28. 2 $69.55. 1" $32.06. 2%". $100.79. 1% $43.54. 3 $142.26. Also offering Black Conduit Pipe. Can be used where aiuulinum conduit is called for. Prices sent on request. Inquiries invited from electrical whole- saiers. Box 514. Dept. C. Iiurman, Fieiner Co, Inc. 117 West 46 Street. New York.’ New York. .._.S..

- will; HERB FOB patios. rims-

crlptions- W181"! DY“! 5'0“

Buinmersld» 7 _____

Electrical lliiliirfllililis ltiicritiuAi. CONTRACTING

wlring. Good do McLean. Phlm“ 2309-1. 1592-15.

Meat Markets

MEATS AND ' vanit- Market

CHOICE tables. Jitnmieb Meat Phone 140. Sunimerside. .

MEAT AND risii iiumnn ~ Andrew s Grocery. Phone 2696. ii Elm Ave.

iiousc wiiuiso. FIXTU"! o. s. Livingstone. Phone 2458-1- » no Cumberland.

Furniture

Monuments _____ vcira BECK e sou urn. slots- tague-Chiirlottetown. L813?!‘

stock east of Montreal.

CONGOLEUM. BEXOLEUM. BAR‘; oieuin, yard.‘ 59'1""- m“: linoleum. m». rillchei 8 i“ ' lderstine. Mental!"-

Fgm lilaclilneri

iiiixiaiiiicii - DEEBING rum Machinery. Tractor refill!" ilncilood o‘: Gieen. Mental“!-

Florists

ILOWERS FOB EVERY OCCAS-

liursery Stock

PLANT A HEDGE - RESERVE now for Spring delivery — "- tremely hardy — quid‘ WW1“!

the first year - enoliih P131115 (25) to plant 25 feet Special price 25 plants for $2.90, 12 inch size;- or, 25 plants for $4.98. 2 ft- 51" write for New Free Pull Colour

Garden Guide. Br°°kdal° - Kingsway Nurseries, Bowman- viile, Ontario.

ion. George Wiililml. sides Fkieer Florist. Phone 64

Female lleili Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Bl‘)- liable woman or girl for small family. Write Mrs. Arthur Millie)‘. Bedford Stutim, P. E. I.

I HOUSEKEEPER. nv COUNTRY-

Must be good cook and know how to take care of a modem house. References. Write Rev. P. Walsh. St. Ilouid. P. E. I.

For‘ Rent

r0 LET - ruiuvisnan. BEB- sitting room. Also Rollaway much for sale. Phone 2'290-L.

For Solo '

NB. SALE-GENERAL STORE. wiirahouse and house with all modern conveniences, ten miles from Charlottetown. A0111! B" 616, c/0 Guardian.

FOR SALE — ACADIA FOUR Cycle Marine motor. Randi! 101' immediate use. Alpply A. C. Riley. Belle River. '

I0 SALE -. "rwo ooo x 16. I lily Goodyear mud and snow tlrel 8°06 4000 miles. Also two Life Gut-rd Ttflles. Service

‘o! our; - name's-n nun Clydesdale Filly, b months. A100 Grade Percheron Filly. 0 month!- Ooffin Douglas. Mount Stewart.

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70s sans _. rAniil or 01% lone. 42 oiocr. ‘Balance good ‘Md Ind lumber. Ali good bulld- ihu it moon's Stetkm. Dime-an

. Oirtomn. R. B. 2.

‘ IOI BALI - SI AND JUI‘. . IOU ‘an

5 suitable for Apartment 168 ‘Iy- Avenue. Phone 101M. ' ulolsarn-ornnsnrnsszl. .1 m Hoover D lotto. one nreu . luit. Phone . M sun-anew: BUILDING M. uoooo us. Itewui im- ‘ln. . "I can: -- rinncnonux. . Phctlcolly ncvr. Phone #44,. ‘n. - . . . i bacterium‘ . "m. Au. coin AN! mu . ; . neat-rm s“

PAINTING AND PAPER. HANG- im; Layton Phillips. Phone

2533-L. ti“ _ VARNISHING AND PAINTING furniture. OddIObS- PM" 1m""

Personal __

rots NEUBALGIA. l-UMBMI" Rheumatic Pains. Chest (70155 apply Hui Penetrntinl Gum’ Oil. At your Drulvlst.

JELHAJI COMING BEFORE Christ". wonderful W)‘ "if Megiddo Mission. Dept. 28. Roe -

Plumbing And lleatlug

PLUMBING. HEATING CON tractor. J. M. MacDonald, Ehor-e 1756-1. St. Mind's

W. CASFOBD S SON. PLUMB ing. Heating. Phoni- i145. ifs Queen

PLUMBING AND HEATING. Leonard Gillie, phone 51. rill!’ 3. Montague.

riimirs RADIOS. ‘BATTER!!! Expert Repairs. Tubes. Duverv Radio Service. Montague.

OUSTOM SAWING. WHOLESALE ' Ind Retail. MacKenzieb llliilo Phone 85-33. Mont-Ill!!-

sponlng Goods

sronrnvo goons. Ill-WI!!!)I- ill. Hockey Equivalent- M)!“ Bill's am snow. eommwl"

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Transport Service

GINIIAL BAULING TBBOUOI‘ out the autumn Burr! Wllill Phone 600-S, Suinmeroldc.

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DAIIJ FREIGHT. KEITH MAO-

, linnon “ircnsport. Phones Cher- lq , 1530. mlifn 4-0601.

Typewriters

POITAILI - ‘IYPIWBITEBS - Soo the New moduli/in. Two tone grey finish.» Big mnohitw performance. Ouh or Mm! Remington‘ Bond 1.3.0.. m Rich- mond Street. P no 2m.

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Spring Rally

NEW YORK. March 13-(AP)- Wail Street's hopes for a spring P811)’ in the stock market took on new life last week. .

On_Friday the market snapped out of its coma with the largest average gain in more than two months. The forward momentum carried through to Saturday's short

' when key issues moved up fractions to more than a point.

A number of rail stocks advanced, but Union Pacific fell back 1 1-2 to 81' 1-4. Atlantic Coast Line slipped to 38 1-8 and Southern Railway tip- ped down to 35 1-2. Nickel Plate gained a point at 76 and Baltimore 3n$8Ohio swung 1-2 point ahead to

Among industrial stocks gains were posted for U. S. Steel, Nation- ul Steel, General Motors, Chrysler. Pnckurd, Skelly Oli, Standard Oil (NJ), Allied Chemical, U. S. Gyp- sum, and International Paper.

Canadian issues were irregular. International Nickel gained ‘l-4. Dome Mines wns off 1-8 and Hiram Walker down 1-2. On the curb, Yel- lowknife dipped 1-8.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks inched up .1 of one point to 63.9, a peak since 64.6 was touch- ed on IUD. 4.

At Toronto

TORONTO, March 13 —(CP)\ Prices were generally firm on the Toronto Stock Exchange Saturday.

Volume for the two hours was 250,000 shares. The exchanges in- dex, complied on representative stocks, showed golds down .12 at 95.03; base metals up .24 at 96.62; and western oils up .13 at 48.51.

Base metals closed with gains in the majority, including Nickel up 1-4 and Silver Miller up 1-2. Lab- rador lost 10 cents and Wnite Amu- let and Reeves MacDonald also re- treated.

Western ‘oils were neglected but most of those showing had gmal] advances or were unchanged.

Golds also were in the doldrums. Lamaque gained 20 cents in the seniors. Most active juniors were Consolidated Astor-la, up 1 1-2 and Kirkland Golden Gate, unchanged. Giant Yellowknife lost 15 "cents.

At Montreal

MONTREAL, March 12-(CP)- Securities moved undccidedly in either directions in dull dealings during the Saturday two-hour ses- sion on the Montreal stock ex- change and curb market.

Only a few issues moved and’ gains and losses generally were minor. _

Leaders mostly were unchanged from the previous close.

Utilities, metals, beverages and papers were edging into higher ground iyi narrow groups. Senior oils were about steady, but west- erns dipped slightly. Steels were easier. - Closing at new lows in mines were Donlson at six cents. Labra- dor $5.00, Eidonn 56 cents and New Jason 60 cents. Normelnl foiled to rally a 15-cent loss in Friday's ses- sion und held around a new low of

Chinese Elm - will grow two feet $280

Turnover was approximately 15,- 600 industrial and 47,600 mining and western oil shnrcs. compared with respective total of 17.700 and 53.- 300 ln the previous week-end ses- sion.

Of 102 issues traded, 22 were. higher, 3O lower and 50 unchanged. Five new lows were established. Closing averages indicated papers up .64 for a totnl gain of 8.22 points for the week. Bnnks were unchang- ed at 27.37, titilltles ahead .1. In- dustrluls. unchanged at 121.7 and golds ahead .23. >

Wanted

WANTED-ALB BOTTLES Highest pi-ieeli pain. Fast pick¢ up service. Phone 2542.‘ Evening: 110i. Michael Bros.

Farmers Attention . All Sol for GRAIN CLEANING

Suggest you get yours cleaned eorly, before the Spring rush comes on.

J. A. GILLIES

Livestock Feed Agency 58 Fitzroy Street Charlottetown

GIVIOTAX-k. APPEALS

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NOTICE It ‘hereby given that the looid of ‘Appeal from Civic Roles and Assessments lies slf Friday, Moteli illli, i949 of l0:00 AM. in Hie City Court Room of the City lulldlnq. 9! the time end piece for hearing ell oppoolsfroin sold Ruin and Assessments."

l. A. FULLERTON City Clerk.

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THEJSEJARQAéN. Hopes For) Are Revived

New York Exotange

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MONTREAL, March 12-(CP) Stocks Close All Chem

Am Car 29 Am Smelt 50 Am Tel 147 1-2 Anaconda .. 31 ‘1-8 Atchison .. .. 95 1-4 B and O .. 9 7-8 Baldwin 11 Bendix . 34 1.2 Beth --.., . 31 1-8 Boeing . . 23 7.3 Borg . 50 1 2 Briggs . 2s 1-2 Caterpillar .. 58 C and O . 32 1-2 Chrysler .. 54 3-4 Col Gas .. 11 3-4 Com and S 3 5-8 Cons Ed .. 22 Curtiss A .. . 21 7-8 Curtiss Com . n 1.4 Erie .. 12 7-8 Gen El 38 1-2 Gen Motor‘! . 59 7-8 Goodrich .. 6'3 1-2 Goodyear .. 43 1-8 Gt Nor P . 39 9-4 Hudson M 11 Harvester 24 3-4 Int Pan so s4 Int Tel . _ 9 7.3 J Miinv . 37 5-8 Kennco .. 47 1-2 Monte 5e 1-2 Nash Kel 13 1-4 NY Central 11 3-8 N Amer .17 7.3 Par-mt Pix 21 1.4 Penn R. 15 3.4 Pepsi 9 1.4 Phillips 59 1-4 Hdio 12 7-8 Renub 24 1-8 Sears R. 33 3.4 Sovony 1s 1-4 S Poe 43 1.4 s Ry as 1-2 Sperry 27 {p4 Std Oil NJ’ 69 1.4 Stone and W , 15 1-3 Stdbkr . 19 73 Texas . _ _.,_ 52 3.4 Union Pacific .. 81 ‘l-4 United Air 12 5.3 Untd Corp 3 1.3 U S Rubber 39 5-8 U S Steel . 73 3.4 Warner ..._ 10 3-4 West U . . 14 3-4 Westhse El 24 3-8 Wiliys . . .. 5 5-8 Woolworth 45 1-8 Youngstri .. 70 3-4

llsed liars That You Gan Depend Upon

ESSENTIAL IN THE USED CAR BUY. YOU WANT TRANSPOR- TATION. WHEN YOU BUY IT HERE, YOU GET IT.

i942 Studebaker Coupe. I939 Ford Fordor.

I947 '| Ton Mercury Truck. ' 1947 ‘l-Z Ton Dodge Truck.

EASY rrms TO sun" YOUR NEEDS

STEWART MOTORS LIMITED

Phone 831 224 Gt. George Si’.

WANTED

SHEER SEWING illliltliliiES we WILL PA! or T0 $25.00 CASH

FOR SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINES

We will lilo! up mnehlnes anywhere and Pay Ocsh on the spot.

0r Write

ziesydmvlireel Oiianovioiown

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WANTED lEEl-IOTTLES . mots

Iron METALS

Highest Prices. Fast Service MAURICE ILOCK 8. C0. " Phone 1100

DIEPENDABILITY IS THE PRiME 76°“

CHARIDTTETOWN

Mining (Canadian Press) TORONTO, March 13- Saies Stock 1055 Am Lerder ._. . 1000 Anacon 1100 Anglo Cdn 1000 Athona . 2500 Aumaque _

35 Bk of Tor . 4000 Bevcourt . 2500 Bldgood 2000 Brewis 4700 Buffad .. 2500 Buff Cdn

600 Cal Edm 1000 C mpbeli .

50 Bk of Comm .

3900 Chem Res 300 Cochenour . .. 1700 Con Beattie

7-8

i-z 1-2 1-2

2000 Discovery . 1000 Div Int

2000 Duvay 1-2 200 E Sulliv 6900 Eldona . 400 Froblsh . 455 Giant .. 2000 Gods L . 600 Gold Man . 10()0 Goldhiiwk . 2500 Goldora . 1500 Halcrow 300 I-Illlnor 350 1100 l-Iasaga 58 4000 Hosco . 25 300 Int Uran 42 2500 Kclore .. .. 14 1-2 44600 Kirk Gold . 05 1-4 / 700 Kirk Lake 139 800 Labrador 495 500 L Dufault .. 128 1000 LLingman 46 160 L Shore 12 8-4 1000 Macfia 10 1500 Moneta 42 1-2 2000 New Alger . 11 1700 New Cal 165 3033 New Jason 62 1800 Nicholson 59 145 Noranda 54 1-4 900 Normet .. 10500 Norplck . 1500 Norseman . 1600 Knlata 1500 OLeary 4000 Osisko .

2000 Paramq .. 5300 Piccadilly .. 60 Quemorit 1000 Roche .. 10 350 Royalite .. ._. 600 200 San Ant .. 410 2000 Senator 41 1-2 1300 Sherrltt .. 4200 Silv ‘Mill 44 2200 Steep Ro 400 Sulliv .... .. 3200 Tran Res 59 300 Uri Keno 230 50 Ventures . 520 250 Waite .. . 13 2000 Wekusko . 10 1-2 4500 Wiitsey 20 1000 Wingait 06 1-2 1600 Yellorex 31 CURB 1040 Pend Ore . 505

CHARGE IS DIIOPPED LOS GELES, March 13—(AP) -- A charge which was still hang- ing over Robert Mitchum and Lila s-that of actually posse in; marihuana-hns been disml ed. Actor Mitchum and actress Leeds will he all square with the law when they finish serving 60-day sentences on a second charge, con-

"spirbcy to possess the narcotic.

For Immediate Sale

1948, Special Dclluxe Plymouth, four door Sedan in perfect nondi- tlon. Fully equipped with 8 tube custom built Piilico radio, 10g llghtu, fender guide lights, spot light, slip covers, white walls, etc. Low Mileage. Phone 91-2, Dor- ohester, New Brunswick or write Mrs. A. A. Woodworth, Box 631, Dorehesier, New Brunswick.

WANTED

SURPLUS MERCHANDISI

JOB tors CLEARINGS, rrc.

Wrifc Full Details To

EmpExoort ltoiiipany 72 Prince Arthur Si. E. Montreal, ll Que.

‘I om instructed‘ to soil on i 6 n-iilch cows,4 to freshen

- l ‘express vloggon. l set light borrows. If not fine, solo Terms Cosh.

GRAIN ._

WINNIPEG, March 13- (CF)- Coarse grain futures prices rallied on the Winnipeg grain exchange Saturday.

Prices of class two wheat remain- ed unchanged.

Cash prices:

Oats: m. 2 cw r4 as; ex s cw 73 3-8; 3 CW 72 1-8; ex 1 feed 72 1-8; 1 feed 71 1-8; 2 feed 68 3-8; 3 feed 64 7-8; track 68 3-8.

Barley: No 1 CW 6-row 1.19; 2 CW G-row 1.19; 1 CW 2-row 1.12; 2 CW 2-row 1.12; 3 CW 6-row 1.15; 1 feed 1.01 1-4; 2 feed 1.07; 3 feed 1.04 1-2; track 1.04; 2 CW yellow 1.11; 3 CW yellow 1.10.

Produce

MONTREAL, March 13- (GP)- Produce prices quoied here Satur- day were reported by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 45-46; med 43-43 1-2; A plillets 41-41 1-2, B 41-41 1-2; C 34.

Butter: Wholesale Quebec no 1 pasteurized fresh 64 (nominal); first grade creamery print job price 66-67; solids 65-66 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipts western white 32 1-16; western colored 32 1-2 (fob); wholesale western white 32 (nominal); western colored 83 (nominal). No other prices estab- lishedl

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs new 1.20-1.30; NB no 1 75 lbs 1.35- 1.115; 10-ib bags 21-22 cents; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.50-1.60; 10-lb bags 24 —25 cents.

Norwegians Feel Always Something In Food Cupboard

By WILLIAM BOSS

(Canadian freon Staff Writer) OSLO, March l3 (C?) (kme famine or 1118b Wfliel‘. N"- weglans say. they can always count on fool of a sort. .

"We'll never starve." said a gov- ernment official. "We fishing fleet."

Last year, rations of meat were issued only six times. and so far this year, once. The batlon's diet is based on fish - herring. Shrimps- halllrut and whale, the local sub- stitute for meat.

Norwegian austerity is said to ‘be the most severe in Europe. Ra- tioning of food and clothing i5 the strictest. Black markets are virt- ually unknown.

The next three years holds the promise of only slight, occasional variations. -

Nor-way spends as much on food imports as before the war and her home production is the some. But the balance has been upset by a nine-per-cent increase in popula- tion and a decline in the buying power of her money because of a rise in world prices. In consel- quence, she buys only essentials.

Popular unrest over the diet is usually nlppeased by a limited ra- tion oll oranges and lemons.

Tobacco is unratiorred. So are wines and spirits - at the gov- ernment monopo1y's high prices, to which a lilo-pcr-cent sales tax is added.

Administrators of the European

Recovery Plan have tried without success to persuade the Severn- ment to spend more of its $36.- 000,00_ in i949 allocations to pro- vide a wider variety of imports. Instead, the money is .80in8 to create new industries and to re- build the merchant fleet which lost 600 vessels - half its strength - during the war. It now is al- most fully restored. New hydro-electric projects have been developed and one of Europe's largest aluminum industries is be- ing set up at Anrdal.

At Mo I Rane in the north a new steel industry has been started.

GasoiPe rationing is indirect Any automobile owner may buy as much as he wants but can drive only between 8 AM. and 8 PM. and stay within 20 miles of his home except when he has an an- nual, 400-mile holiday permit,

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ANGLING DATES

REGINA, March l3 - (GP) - Anglers in Saskatchewan will en- joy a l0 14-month season on all species during the next fishill! season, A. H. MacDonald. super- vlgm- of fisheries, announced Sat- urday. The season extends from

YCBI‘.

Flciny-lossill, Tandem Disc Harrow. $11009 _T°°"' H9" rows, Tliroo Filrrovr Hows, Roof Piiipm. Gill") Gmidm- N"

end Used, end many other machines.

HALL MFG. @- J. J. MUSTARD, I25 KENT ST.

AUCTION SALE

will be held on

this March 16 to March 3i. 1950. Daily catch on all species has been lowered to 12 compared to 15 last

lilo premises of Hebert Ootwoy.

Glasgow Rood on Monday, March l4 of 2 P. M. the following:

in April.