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Investment Securities

Government, Municipal Public Utilityﬂndustrial

(Canadian Prose) ‘TORONTO. Jen. 213-

Sales Stock

1500 Acme 1600 Akalt . 4000 Alger 1800 Am Lard 600 Aug Cdn 1800 Ang Rou 1000 Aquer

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Firmer Trend At Montreal

MONTREAL. Jon. 20 -— (OP)-

dlsplayed on the stock exchange and curb market today with mot- ala and selected stocks stronger in late dealings. Trading was fairly active in the moflllnﬂ- bu‘ ‘he plce slackened through the sfter- noon.

Papers were active and gener-

Scattercd firmer tendencies were |

in the Ualted Its

NEW ISSUE

nucleation at any effer

tromeay

The Ilet Isrtllle lends referred te herein are bring er

This prospectus ls not. and ualer ne circumstances la to

tee ai America or the territories or posses slons thereof. or an eff! snrhresldsette i aeyafthieleee.

III

$2,500,000 - Saint John Sulphite, Limited

JAr-(UARY 21. 194,

feselleﬂaaelmb taettnthelinltelltetesef be construed as. a: offering of any ef this riag te II! Ieeidee

Amerin- issnetersale ttlsereetera

First Mortgage Bonds Series “A”

To be dated December l, I946. To meters December l, 1948-53, and I966.

Principel end hslf-ycerl interest (June 1 sad December 1) pe abh In lawful money of Canada, at the holders’ option, st any tench of the Qrmpeofs bankers in the rarinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scetin and Prince Edwsrd Island, or at the principal office in any of the Gties of Toronto, Montreal, Whsnipeg and Vancouver. (Ioupon Bonds in denominations of $5M, $1,000 or authorised multiples ‘ ', register- eble as to principal only. Redeemable st any time ln whole er in pert, at the option of the Company an thirty deye notice, on the following terms: the 2'/4%, 3% and 374% Bonds at 101% if redeemed before maturity; the 4% Bonds at 1l2% if tedermcd on or before Decem 1, 1951, thereafter e_t 10l'/s% ff re- deemed on or before December 1, 1956, ‘ resfter at 101% i! redeemed on or before December 1, 1960, time- efter at HIP/sq’, if redeemed on or before December 1, 1964, end thereafter at 100% to maturity; in each use with. accrued interest to the date of redemption. Commencing December 1, 1954, en annual sinking fund will be provided of an amount equal to 25 per cent of the net income of the Company (es defined in the Deed of Trust, after bond interest, depletion end taxes but before deprecist‘ ) for the immedihtely preceding fiscal ycat. This sinking fund mey be payable by delivery, 0o the Trustee of Bonds of this ' issue to be credited to the Company st the cost to tt, but not exceeding the redemption price thee ruling.

Trustee: The Eastern Trust Company, Seirst John, N. l.

1000 Area . 1500 Arjon 3500 Arnt 1700 Astoria . .. .. 1500 Atlas YK 1000 Aubelle 1700 Aumaq

Ell issues Hunted lihd dealt fr; Dominion-avid: service. s23...

Royal Securities Corporation Limited 88 Great George Street, Charlottetown Phone 822

llslifsa Saint John Quebec Ha " Charlottetown

ally steady with n few issues ad- vancing frsctlonally. Imllrﬂvell were Abltlbl Common and Prefer- red. Greet Lakes Common and

Preferred, Fmser, Dryden and Bathurst. St. Lawrence Corfmra- tlon "A". M. and o» 80d B- C- Forest were steady. Lower nt-llw close were International, St. Law- rence Corporation, Consolidated and Price.

'Co11iinuir1g tho strength dis- played 11s; week, metal stocks registered gains extending in two, points in Noranda and 1 1-2 points] in Hudson Bay. Nickel was up l-Zl while Smollers op-posod tho lfvﬂd and lost a point. Aluminum was weaker. Petroleum and McColl _were firmer ‘m olls.

In utilities. Bell upped a point and Sh-rwinigan l-2 while Brazil- len and B. C. Power wen- softer and Montreal Power steady.

Pluses were in a majority in in- dustrial: wl-th Asbestos. National Steel Car. Ford, Acadia. Dominion Bridge, Montrewl Loco-motive and International Bronze winners. Cement lost an early rise and fin- ished unchanged. Massey was up‘ " 3-8 after temporarily being be-, hlnd slightly. Atlas and Canndi-Jn

12625 Base Met 2100 Bevco 5300 Bear . 1500 Bobjo . 1700 Benet 6000 Boycon 125 Brnlor 3700 Brewis 1100 Buffadl . 800 Buff Ank I10 Buff Cdn 33200 Buff Rl .. 2800 Cal Edm 5000 Calllnsn 1000 Calmont 25500 Cam RI 380 Bk Com 1C0 Carib 286 C Brew 1000 Oas ‘Iret .. 1800 Cent Pa; 1060 Chem Res

Montreal Tntlmin cﬂzify Vancouver s11

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COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE

Government And Corporation Bonds Listed Ind Unlisted Stock

BOUGHT - SOLD - QUOTED

F. J. BRENNAN 81 COMPANY LTD.

Members Investment Dealers’ Association of Canada E. M. BAGNAlaL-"MIIIIICI Charlottetown

In the opinion of Counsel, these Bonds will be a legal investment for funds of insurance Companies registered under the Canadian and British Insurance Cole-

panies Act, 1932 as amended. .

142 Richmond St. Telephone 1470

leraelsereheegehpricqfl‘. anlwheelasaedaele- matters by Messrs. Porter Ritchie. Tenneut i Illey. 81TH.

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

as priecl offer these heals, enbieet to

Minimum Charges For Any Advertlseme Central Guardian locals 5c por word; Wee

25 Cents. n and Eastern

tooala 2o per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o pa: lord; Classified 3o per word; In Mmnoriam Notices 84o per such; List-e of Floral end Splrltlml Oﬂerlxtgl. Cards, etc, 5o per name; Letters of Condolence 84o per inch; Wedding Engage- ments, 40 words for $1.00 and 10 conta for every additional 8 words; Notices of Thanks end Appreciation, 84o per inch or 5o per word; Lists of Subscriptions, 40 cent per inch; Addrees

-l._os'r sax. 1s. acrwom ur-

enl Presentation. il-W- 0"!"

rates on application.

For Sale l

I03 Jamq Houston. Mayﬂeld.

non SALE—1927 noncn. E Dodds, Harrington.

FOB SALE -- 1935 CHEVROLET Master Sedan. Good condition. ‘ Apply 17 Orlebsr or Phone 2169-1.

Ion ssu: _. rumors, arm‘. to Lay. Emery Mulligan. Emerald.

FOB SALE — OOLLIE PUPB. John Clow. Kingston.

FOB SALE — 1938 PLYMOUTH Coupe. Perfect. condition. Argyle Service Station or Phone 2363-0.

l-‘OB. SALE — BOX SLEIGII IN’ good condition. Stewart Mao- Farlane. Wlnsloe.

FOR SALE — LADIES BLACK winter coat. rim 40. Also girl's winter coat size 12. Write Box 273. care Guardian.

ron SALE _. FIIIESTONE sun Exide Batteries. Firestone Tires and seal beam lights. Argyle Sen"- vice Station, Malpequo Road.

roli sane-toil amount sedan with heater. Apply be- tween 12 noon and 1 pm. 78 Bayﬂeld Street. Phone 2195-L.

IOR. saris-toss sTuncaAm-zn sedan Commander. H. C. Bo- haker. 8 Greenﬁeld Ave. or 140 Richmond Street-

tbn sane-toss noose robots‘!

‘Mi-ion heavy duly. Perfect con- dillon; also 1000 modekA Ford, ceiling prloe. Apply E. B. Fren- els. Carleton, telephone Borden 94-3.

‘Ion sen: - PONY AND suszlotf and harness, 1 racing sulky. 2 sets hopples, 1 set racing harness. 1 new truck wagon. 1 used true! iwsgon, 45 fox pens and dens. 1 gm- shed 12 x 50. Would exchange for milk cows or brood sows. Ralph A. Gay, Wlnslce. Phone 1593-21.

sen: - 2 GOBBLERS;

Help Wanted

‘WANTED _ MAID. smear our. Mrs. J. A. Gillies 48 Green Street.

MAID WANTED for light HOUSI- work. Apply Mrs. E. M. Phillipe, 5 West Street.

WANTED-GIRL FOB GENERAL housework, family of two. Good wages. Apply N6 Grafton.

TEACHER WANTED 1'03 LITTLE Sands School uu end of term. Good Supplement. Malcolm Smith. Secretory.

MAID WANTED — EXPERIENC- ed meld for general housework in small family. All modern conven- iences. Good wages. 476 Pleasant St.. New Glasgow, Nova Scotln.

WANTED - 2 WAITRESSES; also 1 kitchen woman. Apply Roxy Restaurant.

weuran IMMEDIATELY. mn- ber. Apply William Weather- bie.

Personal

HYGIENIO SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed postpnld in plain. sealed envelope with pricelist. 6.’ samples 25o: 24 samples $1.00.‘ Moll-Order Dept. B8. Nov-Rubber Co. Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.

For Rent o

For scour. runmsmm. nee-r- ed room. Telephone 784-J.

FOB RENT — HEATED FUR.- nlshed -room. Central. Apply L. 1. M. Guardian

Produce

MONTREAL. J-m. 20 -- (GP)- Produce prices quoted here today reported by the Dominion D9031!" mom of Agriculture follow:

gs: Free cases A large 38; A medium 36; A pullets 32; B 311 C 26-27. Packed for export: A large

Lost Found Strayed

ji-Z-ii-“i? LOST—KEYS AND RING. FIND",

er leave at this oﬂice. Reward.

LOST ON HIGHWAY AT TEN Mlle House, pair of glasses.

Finder return to Guardian 01-’:

lice or White's Restaurant. Re- ward.

per Prince St. and Prince Ed-l ward Theatre, white Evershnrp [enell and grey fountain pom.‘ ﬂees 1018-1... Reward.

Wanted

WANTED -- BY FEMAIZ P. W. ca‘ Write’

student. room and board. Box 274. Guardian.

WANTED - BOTTLES. PINTS and quarts. The Rogers Hard- ware Co. Ltd.

I A I 'l' I D - ALI BOTILIS H1000 1101-2 llldlael B!!!

Miscellaneous

PAYING I0! COWIIIDES 13o PEI. lb. Other sktns comparatively . ‘hiﬂser. Maurice Block e Co.

m,I1ODILLID. IIPAIIID , I! (hinterland.

remm roe oownmes u. m: tlueehides 8.00 esoh. Maurice Bleak e co. v

Business Opportunities

IOII I01 YOUIIILI’. Ilﬂ

' money selling portraits Write for prices. United Art Company. flat-onto z _

43: A medium 41. A Pull"! 37~ I Butter: Wholesale, Que plslwf-

ized. fresh and storage NO- 1 4° 11-2; current receipt Que no 1 pos- Iteurlzed 39 3-4, del Mll; NO- 2 3B 3-4 del Mtl; first grade creamery .prints job price 42; solids 41. Cheese: Western and Que; cur- ,renl. receipt, foh factory. ,2z 1-16; while 22; wholesale, col- ored 22 13-18-23 1-10; WhPe 33 3-4-23. v

Potatoes: '15 lb bags PEI 1.25-- 1.35; NB 1.15-1.25; Que 1.20-4.20.

ateleourm ﬂseley, Jr. 1s, an. “l0. Ill oharledby police with

hllilll IIQHII tn death hll step-father,

Oherlee lencenieh, l0. Police eeia their] attacked the older

7011M men when Bencenich was cholt- _

leg Haley's mother.

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15100 Cheskirk 2500 Chestv 1000 Citral 1400 Cocheno .. 700 Colrl L . 1100 Con Beattle 470 C Smelt 3000 Ganwest 2000 Cournor 4100 Crestau .

12000 Dlcken 3000 Dlscov 69010 Dlv Int . 885 Dome .. 19400 Donelde. . 7200 Duquee 3500 Duvay . . zooo E Amphl 3500 E Crest. .. 1000 E Mel . .__ ____ 4100 E Bull ..... ._,_ _ 7750 Eldes- ...__ 13500 Eldon; 2500 El s01 3555 ‘Falcon

1900 Froblsh

4400 Go Arrow 1950 Go Man 22200 Gunner 1500 Halcrow 1900 Hard R. 7400 Harrie . 1172 Hasmga 2500 Hdway . 2500 Heath 3000 Hcdley . 41700 Hevs 11500 Hlghridge 425 Bolling 100 Home . 2000 Homes; 800 Hosco 3000 Howey _ _ 1080 Hud Bay . B500 Hugh Mal 1215 rm Nick .. 885 Int Pete . 2500 Jackni 2500 Jae Wlal 1000 Jason 7600 Jollet . 250° Klyrand . 1410 Kerr Add 3000 Kirk Gold 1500 Kirk L 6500 Kelwren 7200 L Duflt 4000 L Rowan 690 L Shore . 2000 Lap Cad ..

10800 Llngmnn . 400 Lit LL 2200 Louvlc 4500 Lunward . 2500 Ly . .. 2000 Maoassa F24 MacDonald 1000 Mscfie 1350 Maclleod . 5000 Madsen 1700 Malart . 1000 Martin . 850 McIntyre 3200 McKenz 10830 MoMsr 1500 McWatt

D700 New Bldl 1500 New Calu .. 9200 New Marlon 2500 Newnorth .. 1000 Nib . . 153 Nltplsi . 605 Nooanda . 4300 Norbert $78 Normet 15M N Inca 40W Northle 10810 Norzone .

Car “A" were down.

er, National Breweries aml Cana- dian Breweries were off fractions while Alco "B" gained 3-4.

Bruck and Ceianese were better and Woollen: off a point in tex- tiles. Pro-vlncial Transport ‘was 1-2

rlers.

Dome was up 1 and Lake Shore 1-8 ln golds while Bulolo wraa oil’ 3-8. Sherrltt rallied in late dealings and was up 12 points in o, moder- ately improved mlni-ng list. Others ahead were Goldvue, Mining Cor- poration. El Sol and Heva.

Trading box score: Total sales. 155,100 shares; industrlals, 52,200; mines, 102,900; stocks higher, 83; lower. 49; unchanged. 85; new highs. 2; new lows, 2.

Livestock

MONTREAL. Jan. 20 - (CP)_ Cattle and hogs were slow sullcfs at the start on livestock markets today and prices were estimated to be about steady to 25 cents lower in spots. . The few good quality steel": ob fered brought 14.50, medium good to good quality steers were 1350- 14 with mediums 12-13 and cem- mons 10 up. Heifers made 3 to e top of 12.50. Good butcher cows sold for 10-11 with a, few as high

I Among liquors, Scagrams, Walk-I

svndlrwrlters. The o lnlon of counsel

We pals coated/by us and subject to the approval of all lege Io n, N. B. as counsel for the Compass’, and by Messrs. Inches b tleaets, Saint John. N. or the Company will be relied an in respect to the title to lands of the l

(‘ompany in the Prov nee of New Brunswick and the op Ion of lllelne counsel in respect te the title te the land Ilaine.

B. as colllslci for the

higher and CPR, off 1-8 in car-l

e1’ the Company aitlllted fl the State of

Schedule of Motssrltles and Prices

Per Cent 2 V.

Maturity December 1, 1948

Amount S 80,000

‘ Yield 2.75%

80.000 85,000 85,000 85,000

1949 _ 2.157. 1950 sooq. 1951 3.00% 1952 szsaz 35,000 December 1, mo: 3.25% 2,000,000 December 1, rose 4.007.

‘The above prices are “and accrued interest" from December 1, 1946.

2% 3

3 December 1, 3I/4 December 1,

3V4 4

Ampyelﬁeheepeotieeilbsfereisbodsereqeest.

T. Bell £6 Company Ltd. Canadian Alliance Corp. Ltd. _ Investment Distributors Ltd. Isard Robertson f? Co. Ltd.

F. J. Brennan do’ Company Ltd. Harrison £9" Company Ltd. '

Lagueux £1‘ DesRochers Ltd. J. C. Rogers t? Company Ltd.

as 11.25. Medium cows were 9-

10 and common butchers 8 up. Good butcher bulls sold at 10— 11.50 and commons 8-—9.50. Can- ners and cutters were 7-8.

Veal calves were m good demand at 13-1650 with medium good to‘ good voals in mixed lots selling for l6. Drinkers or pail fcd calves were 11-13 and gnassers 950-40.- 50 with some up to 11. Yearling: made 8—9.

Hog sales started in early after- noon at 22.25 for grade A while sows made 20 dressed,

Medium good lo good ilualily buck lambs were 14-1450. Culls brought 9—1l and sheep s to s top of 9.

8500 Porc Pen 20000 Powell 5W0 Do Vt. 600 Premier . . 500 Preston 100 Propriet . 1900 Que Man 160 Qucmont . 15400 Rcgcrt . .. 1000 Reno . 3400 Rlchmac . 1500 Roxana 100 Roy Bk 150 Royallte 3700 Rush 350 San Ant . 1500 Sannorm . 3300 Senator i400 Sh-awkey 7050 Sheep . 55753 Sherritt 100 Sigma 3800 Slscoe 3200 Sladen . 7100 Springer 4200 Stnrrett 12530 Steep R0 1240 Sulllv 8000 Surf . . 800 Sylvanile 1500 Taku . . 3500 Thom Lund . 2050 Teck H . .. 1500 Thurbols 1000 ‘Towag i500 Upp Can 725 Ventures 3000 Vlcour 2220 Waite B900 Woes. 1500 Wekus . 0000 Wlltsey . . 7500 Winch .. 2836 Wrl tisr .

CUIID

800Foothl . . 2000 Pend Ore .

Stook Leaders In dletreat At ll. Y.

Stock market feeders with s. hund- ful of exceptions beat a: slow re- treat before profit tnklng and cn- thusiasm over the ~>restoration of margin trading waned.

from the start; there were occas- ional active flurries but the ticker tape frequently ldled.

composite was off .7 of a point at 64.7.

L‘...

BU(KlEY'S

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 -—(AP)—

The direction wns~ downward

The Associated Press BO-stock

Canadian issues were easy. Dome Mines was off 1-4 and Hiram Walker and Distillers Sengroms gave up fractions. C.P.R... off 1-8 at mid-day, closed unchanged. Lake shore, on the curb. eased 5-8. N.Y. Central liveliest of the days performers was en isolated strorll spot. emerging with a net advance of 1-2 at 18 7-8.

On the down side Dow Chemical off 3 7-8 at 164; Du Pont 3 at 183- Amerlcan smelting 2 at 55. U. s. Rubber 1 3-4 at 50 3-4, Chrysler 1 7-8 at 89 and U. S. steel 1 5-8 at 69 5-8.

Other stumblers were Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet, General Mo- tors, Santa Fe. Great Northern, 50080161’. Montgomery Ward. In- ternational Harvester, Caterpillar- Tractor, American ‘telephone. Elec- trical Power and Light, Kennccotr. Anaconda and Westinghouse, Un- lon Carbide end Allied Chemical, U. a. Gypsum and Texas Co.

New York Exchange

Anaconda. Am Car and I‘ .. Beth Steel N Y Central Ches Ohio Con Edleon .. Elec Auto Lite Gen Elec .... .. Gen Motors . Grout Nor P Std Oil NJ Kennecott

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U S Rubber

Radio Corp

Texas Corp

United Ah-

Vsnedlurn Air

West. Union Wesellec . . U B Steel

IANIJ‘ Montreal Nova Scott;

$35355 ‘It...

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Montreal Exchange

Asbestos

B A Oll .. Bldg Pros .. Buck‘ Silk Bell Tel .1 Can Brew Bathurst Can Cement Can Pacific Gelanese Can Carr Found . Gan Oar Pfd . Can Steam Cockshutt .. Gen Vlckera Dom Bridge ., Dom Coal Pfd Don A . .. Diet Sees Dom Steel

Foundn Co Gen Steel Wares How Smith .... .. Ham Bridge . I'll!" Walker . Oen 1nd A1 A

Int, Nickel Imp Oll .. 1m; Pete

Int Power imp Tpb B C Power Oon Smelt .

Uri o‘

Leke Woods Mtl Power Massey Harris Mtﬂoll Front . Nat. Bteel Oar Oars Nor .. hbranoa. . Price Bros Quebec Power Bhewlnlgen .

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UNIIURRIED LADY EXISTS NO‘ hear how busy phedl, how much E

MOB

"She nukes such a job out of living," sald one woman tn explain- ing why another was always over- worked and in a dither.

That's probably the biggest tnull. of the modem woman. isn't, it? She glories in being pushed, ln doing things the hard way. ln rush- IM around.

Stop for a three-minute chat with the average woman and what do you see-en easy-going. unhur- rled, calm person who has time for s friendly interest ln you und your_ doings?

No. That's not the usual picture. Uﬂﬂlly. you see a woman with e strained look on her face that comes from hurrying. from trymg to squeeze too many activities into every day, from making mountains out of molehllls.

Give her three minutes and you

F IREMENS

trouble she ls having doing this or getting that, what is wrong with her children. etc.

And she says it all with eh alr of personal triumph —as if there were something noble about hnvlnll too much to do.

Proud Of It

That's the catch. The modern woman thinks there ls some virtue ln rushing around, in never "nav- ing a mlnule" for anything. in mak- lng out that keeping house 41nd bringing up children ls the nerd- est job tn the world.

Doing things oeally is no longer a virtue among women. It my can't hurry. complain, and lrel. they are afraid the world won't glve them credit for all they do.

They DO make e job out of llv- lng-even lf they have to joln ﬁve clubs lo make their days hectic enough to complain about.

TENDERS

Tenders are requested for the supply of 44 (fourty- four) firemen’: uniforms, double breasted, blue sérqe, with four buttons. To conform with sample uniform. Sample of cloth to be submitted. All feeders to be-in befen the 31st of January I947. .

UNIFORMS

Address all tenders to-

Lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted.

mm t. CUDMORE. r. o.»sbx n, Charlottetown, r. s. 1.

ATTENTION F a r m e r s

\ Due to Refrigerant Car shortage, unable ts tolls Potatoes except, by sppslrimsst at Irooltinl’ Warehouse, Kessington.

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