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of Floral and spiritual Offerings,

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NOVEMBER 24. f9s2 .

jldvertising llates Payable in Advance l

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Cents.

Central unardian Locals on per word; Western and Eutern. Local: to per word; Announcements and Coming Events to per word: Classified 3o per word; In Menrorrun Notices lilo per inch; Lists

or Condolence lilo per inch; Wedding Engagements, to words for 31.00 and 10 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of thank- and Anureclatlo .840 per inch or on per word: Lists of Subscrip- Addreu and Presentation. 81.00.

other Ilateo 0n Application

The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the amount fluid for NI! IP50! lcl-III": occupied by that portmn of

error In due to the ucgilgdrco of its servants or otherwise, and there shall be no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such uuertiserhent. -

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Cards. etc., to per name; Letters

a error occurred. whether such

Apartments Wanted (F33 up .. AN APARTMENT av couple in Charlottetown. Apply Box 517. Guardian.

g . Boarders llceommodatetl MALE BOAIIDEIIS ACCOMMO-

dated. Apply 86 Elna Ave- :jj

cars & Trucks For Sale '-”s;(fg'..T654 roan vs

hm Coach in good running order. Price 5125.00. Apply Kenneth

Burke. Fortune Bridge.

D?-D-----1-c:j1' Female Help Wanted waNCfirb'wX1?rit'is-sr:'s iniiiidbi lately. Apply Roxy Restaurant.

- WANTED -- GIRL OR WOMAN for light housework. Small fam- ily, Apply to ”S" care Guardian.

ll'.(NTaiiZT6inE'ib-W6nk'rN

country. ll-ligh wages for cap- able person. Gordon Shaw, Brackley Beach. For Sale

FDR. SALE -- DRY SLABS. Phone 1536-J.

ion same - wu.us scar

Engine and Transmission. Charla: Moaher. Bristol.

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FOR. SALE -- THREE YOUNG sows. registered. From prize stock. Andrew Bain. French River.

roa saw - nannao nocx pullets. Apply Richard Mackae, Vernon.

F5I?..iiALE - TWO sromvr WIN: rimvs, also one Golden Oak hall stove. Phone 2318-L.

iron samr. - runmsnan nan- blt Hound. 1 U2 years old. Running. Phone 13,84-J.

FOR. SALE on RENT - 5 ROOM bungalow. at ,West Royalty, also base burner for sale, No. 11. Charles Moore. West Royalty.

FOR. SALE - ONE DRIVING sleigh. one express wagon, one Record range. David Murphy, Cape Traverse

FOR. SALE-HOIISEI-IOLD FUR- niture. including i daveno. elec- tric washer, radio. etc. Apply Fa Elm Ave.

NEW RECAP TIRES STANDARD tread. 600x16 31.05 each. 650- 670x15-650xl6 59.50 each. Mud and snow 000x16 59.95 each. 650- 6'10x16-650xi6 310.05 each. Write for passenger tire sizes not listed Orders shipped C. 0. D. Collect. Glendale 0. K. Rubber Welders.

12117 Western Rd.. Toronto. Ont.

LOST - ONE NEW GREEN lady": shoe. between Norboro and Summerfleld Chapel. Fin- dor please return to 119 Pow- nnl. . ?LDD.2....:...

7 Mala lleln lllantad

waivrao -- nanrvnnv nor. iipply Queen Street Meat Mor- (hf, - s'.(Nfi3;rTT farm work. Guardian.

WANTED -- A NICE In help attend a small for winter months. (No Inc. Gordon Jewell, Rn-r-r.

MEN WANTED NOW TO QUALI- f.V as Radio and Television Tech- nlcisns or wireless operators Government and Industry now Day 3219 to 5542 monthly depend- ing on length of service. No ex- Dcricnoe needed to start approv- crl night or daytime coursesor study at home with parts sup- Dlied. Write. without obligation. for free 40-page booklet, stating like and education. Radio College of Canada. 86 Bathurst Street.

7tTFirTfiTr7c".4K' Write "F.M." cfo

B 0 1' stock smok- Nprth

CI-IIMNEYS CLEANED. PHONE 2251'-L.

1:. n. 151315175-0N r.7r-ii. rLU1v'u?. lng, Heating, Electrical contract- ing. 39 Queen Street. Phone 302.

Persona! FIX THAT COUGI-I FAST! WITII Sanguen. Quickly. easily. this

iormula of six active ingredients goes to work with the first spoon- ful to ease stubborn, racking cough or colds. bronchitis. hoarse- ness. Nice-tasting - will not up- set the stomach - children like it. Ask for "San-gwen" now at Hughes, Jenkins, Johnson and Johnson. Reddin Bros, Charlotte- town: .1amieson's, Montague; Lartcr's, Sourls; Waugh's, Alber- ton: sample's, Kensington; and Enman Drug Store, Summerslde.

salesmen Wanted 1

MAKE MORE MONEY THAN YOU thought possible with a saleable line like Famllex 250 guaranteed household necemities - a large assortment of Gift Books -smart salesmen are going after this tre- mendous buainess. Want to go ahead? Write now for catalogue and free details. Famllex. Dept 4. 1600 Delorimler, Montreal.

WILL HELP ESTABLISH ANY reliable man or woman in pro- fitable Paula Route distributing over 200 highest quality products including Teas. Coffees, Spices. Medicines. Toiletries, Gilt Sets, Christmas cards. Jewelry. etc. Full or spare time. Earnings aver- age 32.50 hourly. Experience not necessary. Write Paula Co.. Ltd., 21 st. Paul Street. 11.. Montreal.

To Let

T?lFDET I' flat.-Apply M.M. do Guardian.

FURNISHED ROOM FOR. RENT. 1'14 Kent. Phone 1037-J.

T0 LET-'SIX-ROOM APART- ment. Heated. Write "AP" cdo Guardian.

ron. new -. noonr wT:Fri breakfast.. gentleman preferred 36.00 per week. Phone 1124.

F61: nr:N'r--noonr. KITCHEN privileges. Apply 74 Cumber- land Si.

TO LET - SELF-CONTAINED Apartment. one mile from city. Apply Box 519, Guardian.

APARTMENT ron rum-r - Available Dec. 2nd. Living room.

kitchen. bathroom, two bed- rooms. Heated and with con- tinuous hot water. Garage

available if requlfed. Apply P. 0. Box 175. i

Typewriters our .. so MoN'rru.v - naN'r. New poi-tables-speicisl 1 month student rate. Remington Rand

2771.

lllanted nppp

WANTED TO BUY ONE MEA- cham's Atlas. Apply P. 0. Box 40, Charlottetown.

WANTED - rnnssnofsrn Apply .1. L. MacEachcrn, Ten. 1-nu.

CHICKEN. TURKEY AND HEAVY fowl wanted. Grade A dressed. for delivery to Broolrfleld Cream- ery Ltd., Truro. N. 6.

WANT!-in - NUMBER. OF SUS- sex Pullets ready to lay; also quantity parsnlps. Willard Prowse, Brackley.

WANTED -- A LARGE QUAN- tlty of Carrots. Par-snlps and Beets. Paying market prices. E.

Toronto. Quickies.

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Ltd., 104 Kent Street. Phonet

Fresh Confidence Shown In U. S. Economic Future

NEW YORK. Nov. 23 - (APV - -Fresh confidence in the United States economic future formed the Wall Street background last week for I series of records rung up by the market.

Never before this year has the stock market seen greater vigor than displayed last week.

Never before this year pace of business been so swift.

And never before in the last 22 years has the stock market pushed its way to such a high price peak as measured by the Associated Press average of 61) stocks.

Nobody could point a finger and say: "This was the cause for the rise in the stock market."

The cause was spread over a con- siderable area. Indicators pointed to better times ahead.

Price ceilings were supended sev- eral products and several economic restrictions were eased.

The Associated Press average of 80 stocks gained 82.60 on the week and at the close stood at 5110.10. highest since early June, 1930.

Volume lsoc-med with the 2,000,- 000-sharc mark passed for the sec- ond and third times this year. The first time was the day after Eisen- hower was elected.

the week's close. Dome Mines and Distillers Scngram both dropped ill. and Canadian Pacific slipped V7. Mclntyre was up 1,5 and Hiram Walker gained Sal. International Nickel was not quoted.

On the curb. Giant Yellowknife advanced in, Royalitc Oil fell off ill and Lake share was not quoted.

Census Figures

OTTAWA, Nov. 123 -- (CF) - Thcrr: are about l3..300.00(l pnoplc under 25 in Canada and more than 5.500.000 or 87 per cent of them aren't married yet-at least

they weren't in the summer of 1951. The biggest, percentage of the

under-25 group are made up of those not ready for marriage yet. the children up to six and th- school kids in the six-to-13 age group.

The Bureau of Statistics gave the figures We-:ii1c..:r.'.ay. They camr from the final census figures on family composition taken in June last year. '

The bureau said there were 5.- 544.179 unmarried sons and daugh- ters under 25 living at home in Canada at June 2, 1951, out. of a total of 6.397.330 persons in that age group in Canada at the time.

Then the bureau explained that children under six totalled 2.- 009730 or 36.2 per cent of the total; cltlldreh six to 13 number- ed 1.981.360 or 35.7 per cent. The 14 in 17 year age group totalled 778,238 and the 18 to 24 age group 744.851.

Regionally British Columbia and Alberta showed the highest per- centage of children in this-age group at school with 50.0 and 508 respectively. Quebec and Ontario showed lhc highest percentage in the labor force - 53.3 per cent and 49 per cent respectively.

Business Briefs

TORONTO, Nov. 23 - (OP) - The Toronto Telegram, in a fi- nance-pagc story Saturday. says it understands that George Wes- ton, Ltd. has acquired control of Loblaw, Inc., which opei'atl'.s 123 5e1f.scrylce stores in northern New York and Pennsylvania.

George Weston, Ltd., is the hold- ing company of Garfield Weston. Canadian industrialist. who own food and other interests in Canada. the United States and Britain.

MONTREAL. Nov. 23 - (CPl - The Canadian Salt Company. Ltd.. announced today incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary, the

' Canadian Rock Salt Company. Ltd

Headquarlers of the new com- pany will be in Windsor, Ont.. where a new rock salt mine of the company is located. Directors of the new company are the same as the parent body.

We-rk Wanted

waN'rarT-- or onion x nor. work after school and Saturdays. Phone 2592-L.

OUR BOARDING

buying

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Canadian issues were mixed at

U. 8. Steel

pCLEVELAN'D, Nov. 23 - (AP)- A slackening of steel demand which

industry leaders looked for next quarter now appears unlikely until later in 1053, Steel magazine says today.

Defence production. good general

,huslness conditions and election oi in Republican administration all are llistcd by the weekly Metalworking Magazine as factors contributing to ,a sustained demand for steel. I Not. until inventories are restored twill a substantial amount of pres- 'sure be listed, steel says. That in"- ventorles are not filled. the maga- .zine adds, is indicated by big con- sumers' heavy orders for warehouse steel. Big consumers usually buy all their steel supplies from millsl and "if you are a mill buyer you! don't buy the higher-price ware-' house steel to put in inventory - you buy it to sustain your produc- tlon."

Last week was the seventh straight in which the national output of steel for ingots and castings topped 2.200.000 net tons, or 106 per. cent. of current capacity, Steel reports. That was up 15 per cent from the previous week.

Quality bars and forging billets of one-inch or more diameter are the tightest item of steel suppliv. and heavy plates are another much. sought item, Steel says. Lack of. business among Jobbing foundrlesi had eased demand for pig irdii, and "wire mills too could use more lbuslncss" i

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Holstein-CC7ow Gives Birth To Four Calves 1

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y,, Nov. 23 -(AP)-A rare event in riairying, took place Friday night: A 1-lol-l, stein cow gave birth to four calvesl Mother and calvesAthrce heifers.

and a. bull-tare doing fine, saysl

their owner, farmer Joseph Mul- hair of nearby Crystal Run. Vet- erinarians said such multiple birthsl are rare.

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. THE'GUARD1AN. C1-IVARLOTTETOWN

Bank of Monlreal Annual Report

MONTREAL, Nov. 23 - (GP) - The Bank of Montreal, in its 133th annual statement issued today. re- ports for the year ended Oct. 31 net profit of 55,668,778, an increase of more than 3300000 over 1951.

After depreciation, profits fhr the year stood at 311,586,000. compared with sl0,356,00 in 1951. Shareholders received 34.500000 in dividends.

In addition to cash auets of S395,000,000. -liquid assels include government and other public sec- urities at: s9s7,o0o,ooo, an increase of 510,000,000 over the previous

For Sale On Premises

2 Show Cases

1 Small Counter Scales 1 McAssoy System

2 Fluorescent Ligltts

1 Shoemakerls Patchcr

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Kennedy & Mustard

REAL ESTATE BROKERS Charlottetown. P E. I. Properties Bought ant? Sold Also a Full Rental and Auctioneering Service

125 Kent Street-Phone 1108

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By large local Retail Firmf Typist, female. Shorthami: a necessity. Apply, stating: qualifications and salary ex- pected to:

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NOTICE

BUYING LIVE AND DRESSED CHICKEN and FOWL Monday to Friday catch work.

We weliit A large quantity of Dressed Chicken Decem- ber 10th. Contact us before selling. Phone for pick-up service.

E. -l. Mi1cl)0UGALL, Vernon

FOR SALE

NEW DRIVING SLEIGIIS Now READY.

Plush upholstered. A few good reconditioned

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wagons Mt. Post Office. 7

Parts, Painting, Repairs. khhhbln & MLSTARD

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BOX .320. GUARIMAN

AUCTION SADE

We have been instructed by the executors of the William M. Rowe Estate to soil by public auction on Tuesday, Nov. 25th, 1952, at one o'clock in the after- noon, dxvclling house No. 217 ll'oymoL1th S1.

Immediate possession. Terms: Cash in 30 days.

KENNEDY & MUSTARD Auctioneers.

FOR SALE

Modern house, three years old. fully insulated, nine rooms. sun porch south and west exposure, bath anal. powder room. ample closets, built-in bookcases, etc., attach-l ed garage. Shrubs and perennials planted. Completely auto- matice and efficient hot: water heating and domestic water. One hundred feet outside City with City facilities. Good residential district, near school, ten minutes walk from

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