"Dwell/reel: 13.1944 i! O?

in a Fraction of ie Time!

ECAUSE of their ability to quick-dry "dueos", B |q¢quers and enamels, Edison Mazda infra-Red Dfylng Lumps are used successfully in the industrial field. lightweight end compact they can also be used by lhe hobbyist and handyman for drying pqint, glues, and as a source of quick radiant heal.

THANKS TO

EDISON MAZDA

DRYING

CANADIAN GENERALUELECTR-IC CO.

LIMITID

sows "-

Receiving sows Friday (Only) Dec- ember 15th. Farmers wishing to sell kind- ly arrange delivery on that day.

DAVIS 6. FRASER. LTD.

5 Advertising Bates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Charla for Any Advertisement t5 Cents

_ Central Guardian locals, 5o per word; Western and Eastern locals Q is per word; Announcement: and Coming Events 3c per word; \_ Clanllied So per word; In M ‘ Notices 10o Der lneh; Lists 3 vi ﬂoral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards. etc.. 5c per name; Let-

en of Condolence 10c. per inch; Wedding engagements 40 words _- for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notierrol y Thanks and Appreciation. 10o per inch or 4o per word. Lists oi’ -- llibscriptioas 40 cents per inch. Address and Presentation $1.011 Other rates on application.

For Sale Male Help ivnnrea“

‘fruit sou: -- PRAM IN GOOD WANTED - nsn FACTOR‘, condition. Phone 1938. foreman. Must be experienced ', l2-l2-3i~ and furnish references. Per-

-- S — - ' ' WY " . ." care *nr ‘.i“"t“‘.-J°n

_' Gleaner. Perfect condition. Also Guardl12l1§.6i_ - acccssories. Beatorfs Auction —————————-—-_-___. _ Rot. 11. WANTED-EXPERIENCED PLAS- f“ "—-————~i~ imrs bv December 26th. Good _' 10R SALE —- ELECTRIC. WASII- walzes. Alpplv National Selective ' or. Brent Howatt, East Royalty. Service Office. Charlottetown,‘

b in growing business.

_ 12-13-11. 12-12-31. roll sous - BRANTFORD AN- = r1“ “hi.” s“ .5"- ————~T° iii-—- ec eon on. ox ‘. on- __ __tlilllle.w 12-13-15-18. TQMLLET GARAGE gig? (“Foil SALE-limit i/ TON TRUCK. “—‘ "__— ' < (Sdcod tuhies. 1n ‘perfect running 1281f)‘: ngrrglgplgrfoﬁltllvngllltls‘ ' or c1". C . l .00. . F‘. ' , - - - .. jjviiiis, ecflllelhgillie W0 iz-iii-si. E- Hamill). Norwood Road,

12-13-11 - FOR SALE - THE NEW SWIFT , ﬂiidiilu machines, (opacity 9-mll- _ lion dollars: totals and sub-tot- ~~- Iis in red: and when the mint. . lever is depressed. you have a ccmptnmeter; weighs 10

special rice to Credit

MINING ills-a

UnlOlls and (Jo-Operatives. when The Toronto stock Exchanlz was rl available. Shipments mode direct closed today because of stormecon-

and save agents’ mamln. Booklet ditions

ronAretxlluesi. NCabnadinn ‘ ' cs. mlers, ,‘. ‘-- . E i Wanted . _ ——--__€_____i__i__ f WANTED TO BUY-GOOD sum On account of the large . afggdlaiieirh. ADDiv "Olzdgfﬁrle amount of engraving on _'________ ‘ hand. we will not be able to I-‘AULTS

promise any engraving for Christmas which we receive after Wednesday, December "its. In every nerson who omes 13th:

"m" you look n." what lsgocfi andi Kllldly place 7°“ 9"‘ strong; hoilor that; rejoice in mggraving before Dec. 13th.

w. w. Viellner Ltd.

V H __ “lllklliwhen the" time comes’ Jewellers Since l8§§

You will find it less easy to up- "Oi fluin than to choke them by Illniuz Vlflllres. Do not think of

ill“ will“; still less of others’

fiucriollsilir AT cniriiuil

ulsfTile estate of the late George Russel Stordy Farm con- or ‘llllitpi’ 92 acres, 65 acres under cultivation, balance cov-

° with hard and soft wood. Sale will be held

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15th AT 12:30 P.M. "The following crop, stock, implements, and household .A 9915i 2 draft horses; 1 milk cow; 1 heifer due to freshen '_ ml 20; 2 Shorthorn heifers, 1 1-2 years old; 6 steers, 1 l-2 Ytlrs old! I calf, 3 months old; 1 binder, Massey-Harris: I fl’ mower, Frost & Wood; 1 hay rake, McCormick Deer- "Z- 1 cultivator; 1 ‘horse hoe; 1 gang plough; 1 single gmlllli 1 setyspring tooth barrows; 1 set smoothing har- hllwﬂ; 1 roller; 1 disc; 1 turnip sower; 1 pulper; 1 set n. “l”? 1 Brain crusher; one-half share in manure spread- wrallli potato duster; 1 potato digger; 1 double truck “axon; l driving wagon; l driving sleigh; I cnri; 2 wood ‘lilllii 1 threshing outfit; 1 engine, 4 II.P.; l engine, 2 i 1'?" 2 §¢ilarators,'M.II. and Mc. D.; 1 hay fork and rope; 1' ‘lmmllly 0f oats, hay and straw; 800 bus. turnips; 300 us eis munltles; 25 hens; 1 kitchen range; 1 parlor stovell n ‘l8; tables and chairs, and other smaller articles too] “melons to mention. a .~~ TERMS CASH. If stormy, first fine day following. MRS. GEORGE McMICKEN,

‘THE CHARLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

"Stock Markets lit A Glance

WINNIPEG.‘ Dec. 12 - (GP) — Shippers todav sold 100.000 bushels each of oats and barley for shin- ment bv rail from the ll-akehead to eastern shippers in a. light session on the Winni ea Grain Exchanlze. No export tra e was reported.

LONDON. Dec. l2 — (OP-Renter) —Stocks were quiet on the London Exchanlze today. partly due to a season farlllna-off of

0EllTilAl. lillllllDllN

This column I reserved for news el local interest. but ndvertlsln ol a news! nature may he

iv ts a word. strictlv asy- vsace.

N FUND- The Royal Trust Co. have received the following amounts for the _Queens Canadian Fund: lDouJl. Central Bedeque, $1.00; M . lMellick Women's Institute, $2.00, .for the Children's Fund.

AS ‘CHOCOLATE BARS and chocolates are prggﬂcauy 1139055- there were small losses amonll o ain, donations o; suggf dustrials. The undertone. however.

mi; generally remained steady.

CHICAGO. Wheat prices

Dec. l2 - (AP) — eased durine the late

__._ and thel mafqket felt 1:11;: effect“ o‘: ORDINATION SERVICE AT commlss on Du" 5e l? am n

- - top rices. Durin the e te part 0x055 ROADS CHURCH _sl’erl of the day's trad‘: the“ lgeclember

ing B. Stackhouse will be ordain- ed to the ministry of the Church of Christ at Cross Roads Church on Wednesday evening, Dec. 13th at B p. m. Mr. Stackhouse has

contract in wheat remained stronz and carried the other grains.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2 -- (AP The Stock Market average gave

, trade today, when demand nausedl

HERE'S‘ . neuter, rnoivl INDIGESTION

When Constipation is The Clue

When you have the kind of indigestion that makes you feel miserable from head to toe-try the Carter vvsy to get relief.

Take Carter's Pills tonight. You see, Carter's remove this cause of indigestion without upsetting your stomach or pre- venting you from getting the good out. of the food you est.

For Carter's lob is not to lust sweeten your stomach or counteract acidity. You see, Carter's Pills go to work when con- stipation la causing your in They get at this cause of the trouble. And that's the sensible way to got the relief you're alter.

Next time indigestion strikes-get Carter's Pills at any drugstore-only 25 cents. Take them as directed. You’ I get the kind of relief from slug ‘sh indi- gestion that will mske you eel good

recently been called to the pastor- ate of Hazelbrook, Cross Roads, and Alexandra Churches.

ground today after eight n advancing sessions-to 7 - year highs-longest sustained unswlrx

$¢ . -

12-11-13-21 since last March—al~thoullh terecl strong spots persisted and in- FOUR. 0F FAMILY IN SER- itial losses running to a point or VICl-IS-Mrs. c. 1.. Partridge, Fltz- mere Wm evenlmllv reduced 1n

roy St. has received word from m9 mB-lmtv °Y c5395-

son‘ Capt’ a E Partridge’ The ‘Associated Press Sol-steel: ouncing that he is safe gﬂlmsw w" ° f '1 °l l‘ mm a in the United Kingdom. Capt. Par- ' ' tridge has three brothers on act- ive service, Gnr. William Wilson in France, Sigmn. Gordon Alex- ander in Holland, and P.F.C. ‘Iiio- mas Lester Partridge in the Am- erican Army.

UNION ROAD W. M. S. — The monthly meeting of the United Church of Union Road W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. A. N Y Steel s. Mailett. The theme,,“A Can- Chesﬂwbhlo adian Friendship", was led by 9°" B5150" Mrs. Ravenhiil. Meeting opened by g1“ ‘Elm’ m“ singing "Angels From The Realms G5“ Mega of Glory". while responsive read- Gtllmfpig ings were taken from the monthly. std o" N J Scripture lesson was from Luke lxennecobt 1:26:56. "O Come All Ye Faith-IMO“; ward 1'ul" was then sung. Roll call was N,“ Am responded to by twelve members and three visitors. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Margaret Mallctt gave a reading on Christian Stewardship. Another hymn, “Silent Night" was sung {followed by Sentence Prayer. Elcc- ltion of officers then took place. For the program readings were given by Mrs. Ravenhill and Mar- garet Mallett. Program Committee. for next meeting, Mrs. Mallett and l ‘Mrs. Gill. Next pliice of meeting. ,Mrs. Mounds‘. Collection amount- ed to $5.68, and mite boxes. $24.65. Meeting closed by singing “Hark The Herald Angels sing" and bene- diction, after which several ditty bags were packed for the sailors. follow:—

-(Patriot please copy). EGGS; Graded shipments: Snot ——— [A Large 36-37: A Medium 31-32; FOOTWEAR MUST BE CODED~A Puiicts Zo-ZG. B 28-291 C 19-20

ti.Y. Stock Exchange.

Anaconda Am Car and F Beth Steel

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PRODUCE

MONTREAIh-Dec. 12 _ tor) — Produce prices todav reported

zv . unless it bears n code number ol- 3,4 égggieclclligreélé ‘ﬁctflnléagcqiqzlell located by the Prices Board. This ﬁrst grade Ci-egﬂmerv prints method 0f idemiﬁcmm“ is simll“ Job ‘price 36 1-2-37" first grade-sol- w that already i" Bile" for a ids lob Price ae-és ti». Receipts: large number Iillfl typos of cioth- NIL‘ ing and is intended to safeguard QHEESE; curl-em white 13/351931", the consumer against degradation and Que g0 p03 whoinsaie west. of quality. The order permits ern and Que. white for local trade wholesalers or retailers to use their and export 20 11/16-21. own name lnbcls in place of, or in POTATOES“ 75 ib- h5g5 10081 N0

addition , the manufacturer's 1 .90-l: N0 3'35: No 1 Q119- 1.10- name. provided that the maliufac- 1.20: N B 125-1-40; P-E-I 1-40‘ i.urcr‘s code number is shown. 150»

Imported footwear is not affected by this order. The reason for sucn identification is that in cases where consumers feel that t e ar- ticlcs they buy are not up o the required standard the label serves as n mcilns of identifying the mari- yufocturer. In this way. when com- plaints are received. the Standards [Administration of tilr Prices Board can check up at the factory where llllLPlilclglldLmllﬂili9fllLrﬁQ~i

POLICE COURT-Abthe Polls‘. Court yesterday a. person charged under the Excise Act was fined $300.00 and costs or four months. and also received a ﬁne of $100.00 and costs or three months, under

person charged with contributing Journed one week, and of four oer- sons charged with disturbing the peace one was sentenced to twenty days if he did not leave the Prov- ince by Thursday; another $20.00 and costs or twenty days; a tllird was remanded and the fourth dis- charged.

BUTTER RATION AGAIN CUT -After January 1 the butter ration will be cut to about six ounces u. person a week. In making the an- nouncement the Prlces Board said that the step is being taken to m1- just consumption to the supplies available during the wintermonths of low production. Butter coupons will be made valid one at a time instead of in pairs. Three of the coupons will become valid each month instead 0f four as was the case formerly. Under the new sys- tem butter coupons will remain

valid until they are declared in- ‘valld. The production of butter has not been suﬂicient to keep pace with the demand, even under the rationing system which first limited consumption to eight oun- ces a person per week. and more

RAW POULTRY

We require large quan- titles Turkeys, Ducks and Geese besides all the dressed Chicken you can send us.

~ . . . . ' ' recently to about seven ounces a Dally, 1cm‘ n5 ‘ll’ cellmg week for each consumer. Board of- DYlce-h- ﬁcials said in further explanation

of the reason for the current re- duction.

Sealed offers are request- ed before noon of December 20th for the purchase of a lot at the North East corner of the City's property at Spring Park, with 100 foot frontage on Malpeque Road

and 150 foot depth. Particu- _lars and conditions, includ-

The Royal Packing 0o.

J. D. Jenkins, Prop. Ch’town., P. E. I.

FURS

Mink, Muskrais and Fox bought at highest market

r m-ow-owoccarom

by the Denartmcnt of Agriculture!

--No footwear manufactured in BUTTER- Wholﬂsﬁlﬁ “will”? Canada after January l, 1945 may Pasteu-‘lzefl {Ye-ill fmd smralle Que,‘ be shipped m. dispmym for 5d]: No 1 35 14-35 s. N0 2 Dasturizeii

the Prohibition Act. An assault‘ case was remanded one Week- A'

to juvenile delinquency was ad-

sgninailoverl LARGE VARIETY 0F LOVELY GIFTS ron Mmr'.| YOUR CHOICE AWAITS YOU AT REDDIN BROS. ——- 0 o ——-— Abmbl 3 1'9 UME? BABY SETS TOILETRIES - PERF r Asbe - n 5'85 "2 ‘f. wmrnvo PAPER any BATH! 5'4}? .12?‘ l‘ i: PEN and PENCIL scrs curzx and REVLON Bum-rs» 141i: LEATHER BILLFOLDS SETS C“ °°"‘ " P: 11110100124141 ALBUMS BRUSH. COMB w! Can Pal: 12 J O SETS C-alancsc _ g’ TOBACCOS MIRR R Can C111‘ l-nund ll r- Can Car Pfd 27 1-2 , Dom Bridge 30 1-2 LJLll J1 ll a-.. ‘ Dist Seas 4o 1-41 ' Dom Steel B 8; ,_ Drrcien n 91-2! J-il". 1' —Z Founda Co 31 Can Steel Wares 17 Hcvrard Smith 20 l-2 Hiram Walker ‘Ki 1-2 ..._ Can I_nd Al A C l-2 :~.-___ u S t “L i5], ﬁkinixéizlilr m 5g ’ gill; lettuce. head “Dc-Iago: lgguxsgzs’ wliﬁlgi. ggc .. -_ - i , lb. c ‘is. c’ t: Yesterday s Market "c s: £3.21‘: n. n. Iiiailliclrob 12 l-2i oranges’ d‘? 4445c Mushrooms, box 35¢! Cou Smelt so 1-2' “‘__ “mamas” 1 ' h 15c Spinach, 11> 22¢ . m; 1.4! MARKET PRICES YESTERDAY New oabbuse. w , 39,, Mil Powei I New bee“ 5 m 45¢ Tomatoes Massey Harris 8 7-3 ' - fruit 19-13 McCoil Front s‘ Eggs per doz 45-50 Fowl 25 '11“ 85"“... ries 29 lb l - r - Nat Steel Car l: h: Potatoes, vs lb. baz tlq-gfcqgrlgsxlid Cggdnlgbwer each mags m‘ ________ ggirizlgzr Pfd stﬂrgw lsiglvlvaspftiaitoes, pk. 35c FARMERS ANLFISBERMEN "9 41"" ' Butter. dairy ' ' - 41m t th ula- §{*;);*,;"i=“" 3 .33. Roast beef b Qggiﬁj‘ if,” ggg-ggiltidhborllrl gllilléarialiitile bye gglllicllb gtnhmhs?‘ l9 "§% (sllillilzkenlher 1 ' $199-$255 "rumius- each 3M“ "we °' “m”

(it? Our Way

By J. R. Williams

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With Major linnfph;

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WELL“ ' CONWNCED ' up us-ren- BHNGTSVEQ "rue BASS - BOBBY-A urns an LIKE v0.1 ﬁlShLElggl-ré-JQANK SOMEBOOW dumb QRUM - l THINK I'LL. LlKE IT

BETTER-MYSELF: —-

'|"ll2l')Y "CAP"

DID you steer weuilasr Niel-tr. MILLIE!

ing condition for annual ground rent in lieu of taxes to be inspected at. City Clerk’s office, Charlotte- town, Dec. 12th, 1944.

J. A. FULLERTON. Cilvilitk

prices. Office open Satur- dav evenings from seven

o'clock until nine.

J. D. JENKINS. Prop. The Royal Packing Co. Ch’town.. P. E. I.

SHE wear sown mo stew) on "m: COUCH AG s».

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SHE'5 BEGINNING TO LOOl< A BIT GROGGY. DON'T YOU

WHAT‘RE YOU LAFFIN’ AT, A’N‘l' i. NONE OF voua BIZNES$ UANE‘

' CALL ON crucial rnuillcl: EASTERN LIMITED

Phillips Bld|. Grafton Street. Charlottetown,

IOI

LOANS llP- T0 $500.00

EABI MONTHLY PAYMENT! Term in Accordance With W l. T. I. Regulations.

Phone 2U

51mm ii- MYERS, Auctioneer; Adrninistratrix.

OH, cone ascx Tonolzeow 1 HAIeNT oacloso WHAT cosrwe ‘lb PAINT m

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