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DEGEyI;_ER_2.__1946 I

COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Government Anil Corporation Bonds Listed and Unlisted Stock BOUGHT '- SOLD - QUOTED

F. J. BIIEIIIIIIII 8i DDIIPAIIY LTD.

Ielubers investment Dealers’ Association of Canada , E. M. BAGNALL-Manager ‘

Charlottetown Telephone 1470

H8 Iiehsuond SI.

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1932. Model. Also. three year old

TO BENT — GARAGE. CENTBAL- . 1y located. Phone o'clock.

_ Male Help Wanted

Ti’ orronnrlrrTi-ir - m.» lubed Rum Wain" 9151"" The 2am day of November A.D.1046 available. 1i’ you are ag-, ' ' gressive, and ms o! 25 and 55-bit" 0P W“ Kin o t i u. Id r In secure travel outfit, this is your’, ra£en°xcéuz “gm m" °° opportunity to get established in» a profitable business of your own] Km" Con", 0r u’ “mama o,

For full particulars write today‘ “mt "m, to The J. a. Watkins Company, a ° “m” “ m“ C°‘"'"'

Dept. Z-G1A. 2177 Masson St., Montreal, Que.

samples Mail-Order ber Co

suvertising Rates Payable in Iiilvfliliie

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Cents Central unaruian locals 5c per ivorii; Western and Eastern locals to per worn; Announcements and (Joining Events 3o per word, - ylaggifleij 3c per worn; an lhelnurlam Mil-cell lilo per inch; Lists of l-Ioral anu Spiritual UflCIUIIS, cards, ctc., 5o per name; Lev I ters of Condolence 84c per inch; wedding Engagements. i0 words I tor $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices ul anaemia anu Appreciation 84c per inch u: 5i: per word; Lists ul QIIIIICIIDLIODS, w cents per int-ii; Adnress and eiresentation 51.00.

uther rates on flPPucm-"ll-

Miscellaneous

rur bale I

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FOR sau: - HAND oaauER ~ roxss visual) -w. nonsur- wiih iwu chains. lus, Sianncpu. l2.

FOB SALE—80 FEET USED 1% inch IB-illbllllzetl plpu and rod; also i Bowman, North Wilifllre-

hUlLlI uui-g- son, blast Royalty. Phone 1802-‘,

W allied

lensw “sw- WW“ wanna-our; "cars noinu.

E-BLACK MARE. FOUR.

Asi SALE - "noon onvsnnus

311412;?‘ mu" J" I“ McEachel-n‘ also Road Building and Con- Mi‘ ‘m- struction Equipment of every To Let kind. You would honor us by

WTMBG- Dlllle Eqllilfllent Com- Dl-hl’. 297 Duke St, Montreal.

1413 after 5 CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

1N THE PROBATE COURT

In re Estate oi’ Albert Stewart,

belww‘ ‘he. late of Peakea Road in Lot s2 in

To the Sheriff of the County of

GREETING

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of John Alexander

Peraona‘ McDonald of Bethe! in Qlleflll

WE HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS County In the said Province, Farm- desiroin of lovely homes assured. All replies named estate, pritying that a cita- treated Langley d: Langley. Barristers, 3 Granville Street. Halifax, N. S.

liloinlno grgrrugtilsld i m“. 800481 ml 9 9° P“ 1‘ D Judge present at a Probate Court “M '“"°“?°°,4"','§’m§f駰"§}j,,§ to be held in the Court House in

Bdoptlm; gables, er, the Administrator of the above

in strict confidence. lvrkmsy be Issued roi- the irorlwse

he Inaftcr let forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persona interested inthc said Es- IRUBBER bate to be arid appear before the

500w‘ Bl N°v_Rub' Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said Province, on Friday the

Bo; 9L Hamilton. Ont. third day of January next coming,

"*‘*”‘°" ' ' ' " ' ' ' st the hour of eleven o'clock fore-

; noon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts cf

the aald Estate should not be pass- ed and the Estate closed as prayed for I n saidpetltiosi and on motion of William E. Bentley, Esq" Proctor for asld Petitioner.

AND 1'1‘ IS HEREBY ORDERED that a true copy hereof bc-forth- with published in some newspaper published in Cl-arlottetown afore- M||_|_|NG CO, said once fii each week for at least A h t N s four consecutive weeks from the

m F" I ' ' date hereof and that a true copy “gag, hereof be forthwith posted in the “i following public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court llouse hi Georgetown in Kings Coinity aforesaid, at or near t stoke of Mrs. John Devlne in Peakes in liinga County aforesaid, arid at 0r near tho Post Office in Peakes

to us.

Sh‘ r bogs I’ you Highest

We pay freight. market price.

Prompt Payment. McLAUGHLIN

aforesaid so that all persons inter-

REGISTERED DRUGGIST eeied In the said-Estate as afore- °' sold may have due notice thereof.

DRUG CLERK. WITNESS sin Honour llsrold Leonard Palmer, Judge of tho said

AppIy:—- Probate cool-c at oiiulomunm In

Queens County, the day and year

first above writerl.

_. ._.BY THE COURT.

lSGD.) E. MARGARET PALMER, Ilegiarar.

Dllfflfii! Stare

w, “Jersey Breeders

‘The ‘annual meeting of the P. E. 1. Jersey Decoders’ Club will be held Ill "IQ Provincial lapel-um of Agriculture Building 0Il Dec. 4 Y it eat 1m. '1 I I lslgms) REG cum:

_ North wuuiiii-i

|Am Tel ..

l-ion truck, stake body. Applylgarvcster Ullilfdlu-ll: |Im Pap g

WANTED _ T0 null on iu-ziugl N Y Central '-

New ‘York Exchange

All Ohm Am Car Am Smelt

Am Water Anaconda Atchison Baldwin B and 0 .. Bendix .. Beth S Boeing . Borg

Briggs . Caterpillar . C‘ and O . . Col Cvns

Com and S Cons Ed . Curtiss Com Douglas Eloc Auto . Eric

Gen El Gen Motors GI Marti-n . Goodrich . Goodyear . . Gt Nor P .. Hudson Inspirlll

__-___ ~ v ‘ 1-2 yeiiis, 1251i lbs. Alton lcooti. flgusglgggpgg, WANTED Tgignllwfd -- "" " Milton. keep nousc for tuo men liviilg|Kpnrl1e"c' i3

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FOR’ SNLE_I HALF‘: DRUM- Uziiierices, 200619 wage-in‘ Apilriyi MM“! é!) 1.4 mond Cleaner. Alinlitc grezis- Guardian summers,“ Nag cash 041-3 111g. Erzc Lowthei‘, Crapaud. ' ' _ Nash Kel 14

XMAS Tmms PEHVERED i“) small Grocery Business in coun- N Amer 9 7'3 Y“? d°°rl 4'°‘6 reel" 50°40? try or city. Apply Box 216, Guard- Parmt Pix 32 3-4 51-90 "ch- write w‘ L‘ Ram" iall. [Penn R 361-4 say. Bedford- “i ~-~—*— Pepg] 261-4

~——i—~ or "fr- EXPERIENCEB novsisitlsarciflsh-H... 5': s-a

FOB sAu-‘FJM FORD PEDAN; wanted immediately. Apply Mrs. R d- ‘ g 54: one steel dump P0X and m“ Fred Coyle, 304 Riahmond st. R“ w,‘ 9,, i4 (Brantford). 75 SW1“! Park Tgmygne 591.1,, Q91“! R 36 '14; Rflld. Phone 217B-J. : I~°°" m, 2

V WANTED _ A1,]; 301-1153, Slmmlm! » - '

soil. sun-l Mal-K 002815 Phona1107-2 Mlmael Bros 203w .

S, II i . ' M‘ Sam“ Gas pp WANTED - our isorruss. s R3,‘ 4, ,4 I 931°“ 22m Mum“ 31°“- Sperry 1n l-z

POI SALE—LADIES' BLACK Std o N; 63 coat, size 18. Phone 222B. 140st FQUUd strayed Sqdbkr v _ 301-4

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onnnu Youa CHRXSTMAS rims LO_ST—PARKER. PEN AND rnlv-fIrjzfgfl PM ,2, 5 early and be sure. R. Warren, 200 cil set between Cardigan and! Unm Mr "17 k4 Prince Street or Phone 600. Bridgetown. Finder return to‘ - 1 ;_B

____i__.___i- Kelly and Mclnnlg, Reward, ‘Untd Corp ‘ a

rncox ron sat-la - m1 BIODEL __i__.____ . YT -= Rubber 51 Light DCIIVCTY FOld VB. M0101’ ill LOST —- BETWEEN HOLIIIES‘ U S Sfl '71 good condition. Good tires. Jerry Comer and New Haven, one ig, Vanadium 18 ‘I-S L. Gallant, North Rustico l weight about 125hp0lll1ds 1f any» Warner . l8 ‘-4

one knows its w elreabouis kind-

IOI BALE — 1m (WEVIWLET in notify Knild Jorgensen. Fred- miillgcnlfn Coupe. Good tires. Clifford Simp- mo,“ WW1,“ wn‘ stinky Bridge‘ ___ , Wooilw

roii siim-ouirvaoLa-r oourn. Machme"? Youngstown

Produce

MONTREAL. Dec i—-(OPl—Pro- ducc prices quoted here Saturday reported by the Dominion Depart- ment. of Agriculture follow:

Eggs: Free cases A large 45 l-2 —46 1-2; A medium 30-40; A pul- lct, 35-36; B 38; C 31-

Butter: Wholesale, Que (viz-tear- izcd. fresh and storage no. 1 40 1-2; current receipt Que no 1 pas- teurized 39 3-4. del Mt]; no 2 38 3-4 del Mtl; first grade crc-amery prints job price 4.2; solids 4i.

Cheese: Western and Que; cur- ‘rent receipt fob factory, colored I22 1-16: white 22; wholesfle col- ored 22 13-16-23 1-16; white 22 3-4-23.

Potatoes: '15 lb bags PEI 1.15- 1.20; m; 1.15-1.25; Que 1.20-1.95.

Potato Market Report

v

I The following Dominion Depart- ' ment of Agriculture Marketing Ser- vice report is for Friday Nov. 29:

. Unless otherwise specified, all quotations are wholesale to retail for '15 lb. sacks. No. 1 grade, in

good merchaniable condition.

MONTREAL - Temperature 26.

Fair. Truck receipts limited. Cal‘

arrivals H8 PEI, 19 NB. Number of

cars on track including broken 43. isupplles liberal. demand moderate, fmarket steady. PEI whites, $1.15- 125, mostly $1.20; NB 3115-120; Que. $1.20—1.25.

OTTAWA-Temperature 23. Fair. Truck receipts nl-l. No car arrivals. Number of cars on track Inc‘ilding Ilrr-iren 2. Supplies heavy. demand sluiv. market steady. PEI, NB, whites $1.30—1.35; NB 100 lb. ti 00; 15 lb, paper. 32c. Locals, No. 2 75c ~4l.00. Repacked, NB paper. 50 lb. 90c; 10 lb. 23c.

TORONTO - Temperature Sl- Fair. Truck receipts heavy. No car arrivals. Number of cars on truck including broken 3. Supplies heavy, demand moderate, market steady. PEI, NB. whites 0130-110. Ont. whites, 01.10-01.25.

Maritime potato movement dur- lllg the 24 hours ending midnight:

PEI carloads passing Cape Tor- mcntlne: NS 0, NB l8. Montreal 7, Ottawa 1, Toronto 2. Other Ont. 3, USA l0.

Carloads passing McAdam, Ed- muridston and Riviera du Loop:

PEI NB Mohtreai .... .. . 3 17 Other Que 1 Ottawa .- Toronto _- Other Ont. . 1 2 UBA i5 S

Seasonal Summary (Clflllh)

To date PEI NE N8 Til IOU-H .. 2033 4188 171 0302 IND-M .. 2018 4171 D1 6H5

, process sun's onion:

l-JOH -(Renters) — Leading anthropologists and archaeologists from the world over will attend a conference in Nairobi in January to discuss the and development of pri luvs man. Prime Minister Jan C. mute may alive: the inseam! ‘ "

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II. Y. Market Iiad Slight Advance For November

(By Victor Eubankl

NEW YORK, Dec. 1—(AP)-—'I‘llc stock market ended Novemuer with a reversion to mild profit taking after three successive ad- vancing sessions.

From Monday on the national coal crisis was a distinctly pessi- mistic trend element although buy- ers stepped in on the idea some sort of a settlement might event- uate before industry is too severely injured,

Prices In the final session Sal- urday wavered alter a fairly steady nr-cning and were pretty well mix- ed- so far as leaders were con- cerned, at the close. Slumping grain futures were blamed for some of the liquidation.

The Associated Press ill-stock composite was unchanged at 63.4 but showed a net gain for Iilg week of 1.8 points and for the month of .4 of g pnlnt. Of 789 issues appear- Ing in the two hours, 3 rose and Z60 fell.

On the day Du Pout was up l zit. 1B1. Allied Chemical 1 l—2 at 165 1-2. Jc-‘lns-Manville 1 a! i26- Caterpillar Tractor 2 at 59 Sears ‘Io-buck l-‘l at 36 5-8. Texas Co. l-2 at 59 5-8 and Pennsylvania Railroad 3-8 at ‘.26 l-4.

Chrysler lost 1 3-4 at S‘! 3-4- Beihlehem 3-4 at 89, U. S, Rubber 3-4 at 51. Southern Pacific 5-8 at i4 l—2 and U S. Steel 1-2 at 71. American Telephone. up ,1 rwint at one time, ended imcharlged at 167.

Canadian issues ivero unzlzanged in easy at the close Mines "Jcrr weakest with both Dome Mines and McIntyre off l-s. Distillers Soagram sliprled l-8 arlri Hiram Walker and Canadian Pacific wore cacli unchanged.

Modest improvement In the curb was shown for Brazilian Traction. Niagara l-iildsrm Power, Pantepec and ‘T110 Roofing,

Lake Shore declined l-4.

II. S. Apple Growers Seek British Contract

(By The Canadian Prom

OTTAWA. Nov. 30 — Represent- atives of the Nova Scotia fruit- growlng industry were negotiat- ing with federal officials today with a view to a. lung-term cori- tract for sale of apples to Brit- ain, but no indications on the progress of the discussions were disclosed.

R. J. Leslie, general manager of the Nova Scotla Apple Marketing Board and one oi’ the two-man delegation. declared the present talks were just In the “prelimin- ary" stage and it would be a long time before agreement could be reached.

While he confirmed that along- term arrangement W85 being sought. he declined to give de- tails. In Kerltvllle, N. 8., it was reported last uleck the growers were looking for a contract under which they might sell 1.000.000 apples to Britain yearly at a guaranteed price.

Sir Andrew Jones. head oi’ the British food mission here, said that body had dot yet conferred with the Nova Scotlaris and he did not think it would.

"It is our policy to enter into contracts onlv with the Dominion Government," he said. "Conse- quently, in this case we would proba-blv deal with government here after it had reached some basis of agreement with the Nova Scotia representatives."

Mr. Leslie and R. D. Sutton, president of the Nova Scotia Ap- ple Marketing Board, met vester- day and lodriv with officials of the Department of Agriculture and posisbly other federal depart- ments. However. federal sources were silent on all aspects of the talks. ,

Iiousing Relief Gets New Twist

(By The Canadian Press)

w SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 30 — The first of more than 100 navy barges ulhlch an engineering firm is converting into houseboat» to help relieve the housing shortage has appeared on Sydney harbor. Occupant of the $3,500 floating home is Mrs. Anne Nugeiit, Sti- yenr-old war widow.

The little house set on the steel barge, 40 fcet long bv 1| foot wide. has a hardwood frame and sound-Droofed asbestos walls. It ls divided into small living room, two bedrooms. bathroom, dressing room arid kitchen. its flat roof serves as a sun deck.

A BOO-gallon tank within the hull of the barge holds the water supply and Mrs. Nugent intends to instal an electricity generator. At the moment-oil lamps provide lighting.

Mrs. Nugent, who is alone an

the houseboat with her 11-year- old dauvhtenrows 25 feet to shore when she has shopping to do bllt the boat-builders hope eventually to organise dellverv servicq and garbage collection for purchasers of their converted barges. Mrs. Nugent says lini- home is stesdv even in wiridv weather. ‘hirnliig on its moorings, it pro- videeflier with a variety of Icon- ery ‘when ordinary ouirevits are at work

‘file onl- rate hm. Nugentiilis to pay is $8.20 a‘ year for a thei-

once.

time Services hoard mooring lic-

TYPEWRITEIi REPAIRS II. Ii. Simpson -

j ‘- Ii Pleased To Announce ‘_-_T The opllling or A

3 IIEPAIII DEPARTMENT —— Under The Supervision I:' of ' ea

“ Iir. J. l. IIIIDIIES

160 Richmond Si. - Charlottetown - PIIMII 1277

servotivss of Charlottetown and Royalties, both men end women, between tlieogss of I8 end 35 yours will be Ilsld in the McLure Building, IIO Kent Sin, Charlottetown, on Mp"- doy night, December 2nd, I946, at 8 PM.

isrrnxriou

YOUNG PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVES OF CIIARLOTTETOWN and ROYALTIES

All organizational meeting of ell young Progressive Con.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS SHALL TAKE PLACE

AIIIIIIIIL llEEllIIIl IIFIIIIEEIPS coullll

Correct Speech Taught 0n Stage

Figured Wrong Way 0i slum); IIis Grain Across II. S. Border:

(By Tho Canadian Press)

lJONTR-EAL- NOV. 3O -A Si. once, Armand. Que. thought he had figured out away to get his grain into the United states duty free found out to- second of its kind in Canada. day lie wasn‘t as smart as he thought he was.

The farmer, whose name was come speech-conscious withhold pending filing 0f Ohlli- Ipgette. a former es, wanted to enjoy the better actress in

Logette, organizer

oi’ grain. He contacted a friend

in the States and they met on

the exact line of the border. The Canadian farmer dumped

lshed in Montreal for years.

"inculcate correct speech the border into

Ameriwi Mrs. Logette.

ills truck over the conveyance of his friend.

At this point Royal Canadian Mounted Police stepped in, seized

the grain. The arraigned this week. to play, The Mounties couldn't do any- ped on the other side of the bor- 18¢); of der, but they took the number of grainy"; l, m, idea] curl,“ the Amcricanb vehicle arid plan- ned to advise American authorit-

suitable playlets.

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I _ ductlon. Sihe foresees the day h f h hild Wide Territory l..." ;..:.:::P :.....::-.r

over the radio.

By .l.c. GRAHAM o, (Canadian Press Correspondent) AUCKLAND. 1oz. ' (CP) — New Zealand. usually re- m", stat”.

their speech as

Dominlons, administers territories spread over a vast area. in fact. they extend from the 341M101‘ w the South Pole.

However, many of them are mere uninhabited coral atolls separated from each other by hundreds oi

conducting special nurses. Department stores their clcrks taklnv lessons.

of the scale is a huge wedge of the Antarctic regions. also uninhabited. vowel distortion- Wlth the end of the war the fut-

ure of several of these far-flung to the South Pole. has been largely territories is causing concern and ificogzlgéalk rbulAmlzgfill-‘zln 11:5, ' O it is likely that they will be fre- “Hand pamclpauoln m an Mb arctic expedition within the next phosphate island almost on the few years. New Zealands interest likluator, formerly owned by Ger- I" ‘he ""31"" Se" 1"“ “m” cw!‘ many. m mandate is licla jointly ed her to View "it" “mm ti" "- by Britain, Australia and New ""19""! °t JPPFYMF "hm" I“ zeaymd and y; play‘ a ‘may p"; 1n these waters, and a resumption on the Dominionu economy because of “Yum! "m" m“ a “mmzvfig

fertilizer drawn from there to se- "WW New “MP-mi °pp°sm°m

quantly In the news. Farthest north is Nauru, the rich

the great, reliance placed on the b“! ‘"111 Cerlflmly me"

Tenders

cure a larger yield from pastures in dairying districts. 1t now is s scene of great activity as major re- pair work is carried out to restore

damage to ent done by Cler- mans and J n d l th . war. “pa c” “n: e Will be received by the

5°11"! °f Nam" l" the 000K undersigned until December 4th, Imus’ ‘m “Mm m" °' N” for the sole of property at 9

Zeaiand, which consist about 1b .

main islands lying betoliveen nine fire!» Street. ‘"9510"-

iaa 22 degrees south latitude. and Inspection by eppointeinat.

the Union Islands, which lie be

ligfflld clshltd and loddeghmes south PHONE I957

- u e. a are a m e

New Zealand on behalf of 131.31 (M...) FARQUHAR MecRAE Growing political consciousness

among the 16,000 ‘ ” “‘ ‘ of the

Cock Islands, mostly natives close

1y allied to the Meorls of New , Zefllflnd. has led to a demand for

political representation in the no. minlonis parliament. This has so for not been granted, but the gov. cmment has made a concession by "mblllhlfls a legislative council for the islands, comprising 10 91- "'1"

£1,251 memdbers from the edrninis- APPIY

on an l0 unofficial qnbggg

elected ., u. inhabitant‘; The r- 1- Mowrmws fesident commissioner has a out. I18 vote.

Defence Bases?

CSekveraI of the islands in the oo U i _ sldcredr Inntii: iirgitfielivmlzsoofgr development u bases. ‘Rte 1°"! Dsrt of the natural

OF MACHINERY AT MOUNT ALIION

m"... .,.,..,,,,,.,,,,,,, mngfyg MONDAY, osc. m, of z m.

a. em instructed by Miss cldcii to maintain rortlriciiicili in Freda Ferguson to sell by Pub-

oie north fA l zeniua. 1.10am “iii-ital: c2313" I

this chain, it ml! leek rights in

n; _ , IIc Auction on the Estate at the mm mm “mgfifiiufl leis SG?IIIRI ‘Snlzyfl follow- in sr . . I Hey fi,"2{.,,'f,',,f'“‘““" ‘MM W“ Mower out), I suaofl lake, yum, I Roller, I Set Disc Harrow,

military writers in believe that the Drlnlnion pug-n. l";

10w Wlmloul of tile

“W!” ‘mimmffl 11! New Ins- I Spring Teeth ‘Iierroivs,

fig‘ ‘h’ w“ "1 "W" Plow, I Cort, I Truck wager‘

. am on, in u» rim Great Wltgiofllitllllfi: I PM"! WI I. I

" “WWW! °l 00000- rmrtly in- Forums, I imiip Pu per,

tlves. New Zeslsnd has offered to SM.“ "up | Truck Wu.”

lime crglsplmolm ‘gum Pole, i Fiflflinillfllliqlillf, He; ‘ nets, Stocks oy iieatity