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O Boarders Wanted .

WANTED .. LA-DY nosnmm. 303 Fitzroy St.

wanrsii-'-'i3E'ians:ns. an-Lv 200 Kent Street. 1

cars & Trucks For Sal iron sa't.'ir7-T1TfrriTluE)'r:T. Dodge sedan, owner 1011111 '-0 United States. Sacrifice price. Phone Kensinizton 59.

FOR SALE - 1952 PONTIAC sedan. 6,000 miles. Priced right. or will take cheaper car in trade. Don Maclxleill, 253 Fitz- roy Sl., Summerslde.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED -- WOMAN FAMILIAII with Post Office routine, to stay with elderly lady for two or three months. Apply W. C. Mac-

Eachern. Postmaster, Frederic- ton. P. E. I. . For Sale

lielnllianted-Male & Female

CAPABLE MAN OR WOMAN T0 manage established Watkins busi- ness in Charlottetown. lRegular income above average. No exper- ience nr investment necessary. Permanent with chances of ad- vancement. Apply immediately by writing to T. Grange, cyo The J. R. Watkins Company, .150 St Roch st., Montreal.

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LOSI - LEFT AT SOLDIEBS' Monument, across from Capitol, bundle of school books. Please call 2699-L.

LOST-IN OR. NEAR H01..V1AN'S

.Store, Charlottetown. Friday, brown billfold. Reward. Phone 633.

LOST - ON MALPEQUE ROAD, ear tag plyers land hatchet. Finder leave at Roper's Service Station. Reward.

LOST-BETWEEN Q I-JEN Great George Streets Saturday evening, two children's dresses. Finder please phone 3182-J.

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FOR SALE - (IOLLIE PUPS. Roger MacCallum, Marshiield.

FOR SALE - FIVE FEEDER cattle. Leith Andrews, Milton.

F011 SALE-- G-ENTLEMAN'S coon coat. size 42. Apply Lou Mac- Mahon, Queen street.

FOR SALE - 8 STRAP-ON CAR chains 800 x 16. 75 cents each. write Box 545, Guardian.

IOR. SALE - NUMBER or sheep, proven breeders. Richard Dlckieson, Hunter River, R. R.

FOR. SALE - 8 FT. DISPLAY meat counter, three years old. Apply Stewart Grocery, 26! Graf- ton Street. Phone 2001-1.

FOR SALE - 13 ACRES WOOD land. Apply Michael Pineau, New

Glasgow.

FOR SALE - ZENITH RADIO. Long and short wave. 520.00.

Phone 1578-L.

I01! SALE - LIEDIUM SIZE Coleman space heater, A-1 con- dition. Apply 302 Euston St.

POE SALE-MAN'S COON COAT. Good condition. Suitable for farmer. Wrlt.e Box 544.. 7

son sans - Gunner enac- tric range, late model, slightly used. Phone 1750.

FOR SALE - GIRLS SNOW- suit, else 14. Also winter coat size 14. Perfect condition. Phone 2961-L.

POI! SALE - MODEL A ENGINE in excellent condition. Two radia- tors. other extra parts. Donald B. Macl-(ay, Breadnlbane.

FOR. SALE - IN MO AGUE. Five room house and lot. Good location. Priced reasonable. Reg- inald Buell.

FOR. SALE -- BROWN CONEY Fur Coat, in perfect condition. Price 330.00. Phone 1769-J or call at 12 Valley St.

1701:. sKrTr1;T;T'r?ii:rr.a

STORM winflows, 56 x ."-0, glazed. Boy's pants. size 32. Two rnnls, size ll. one new. Phone 1427-L. Call mornings and evenings.

FOR SALE CHEAP - 1 MON- nrch Enter-prize range. 1 mangle, 1 new fire-place, 1 steam cook- er. 1 pig's boiler. 1 large Kel- vlnator. G. W. Rollings, Rustlco Harbor.

FOR SALE - TRACTOR 'I'RA1I.El1 rubber tires. Size 12 x 1! in good running order. Apply John W. MacDougall. Argyle Shore.

FOR SALE-(EOOD I'SF.l) ELEV- lriv refrigrrnlnr. approximately 7 cu. ft.. 3SlO0.00' 'nnn new rlcmonslrnlor refrigerator, very special "price. Firestone Bryan- lon and liiackny Co. Ltd.

LOST-IN VICINITY OF BIIt(Tl-l- wood Street pure white pet out. Please phone 2491-L after 5 p. in

Male Help Wanted AIIIPOIIT ELECTRICIANS, FED- eral Department of Transport. Moncton Air Services District. 52870-53160. Details and applic- ation forms at offices of Civil

Service Commission, National Employment Office and Post Office.

MEN WANTED NOW TO QUALI- fy as Radio and Television Tech- nicians or wireless Operators. Government and Industry now pay 3219 to 5542 monthly depend- ing on length of service. No ex- perience needed to start approv- ed night or daytime courses or study at home with parts. sup- plied. Write, without obligation. for free 40-page booklet, stating age and education. Radio College of Canada, 86 Bathurst street, -Toronto.

1?. D. MORRISON LTD. 'PLUMB- ing, Heating. Electrical contract- ing. 3! Queen street. Phone 302.

u Personal

FIX THAT COUGH NOW! VVITI-I Slmguen. Six active ingredients go to work at the first spoonful- qulckly.relieve racking, stubborn coughs-tight; chest colds, bron- chitis. hoarseness and sore throat. Nice to taste - won't upset stom- ach, Ask for "sanguen” now at. lfughes, Jenkins, Johnson and Johnson, Reddln Bros., Charlotte- town; Jamiesons, Montague; Lat-ter's. Sour-is: Waugh's, Alber- ton; Semple's, Kensington: and I-Znman Drug Store, Summerside.

salesmen WEIR

SALE BM EN - ABSOLU'Dl'JLY make 350.00 a day. New sensa- tional utillty item for every food beverage outlet, etc. Samples for- nished. Utility A 00.. 58 CPM West Jackson. Chicago 4.

MAKE MORE MONEY THAN YOU thought possible with a saleable line like Famllex 250 guaranteed household necessities - a large axortment of Gift Books -smart. salesmen are going after this tre- mendous business. want to go ahead? Write now for catalogue and free details. Familex. Dept 4. 1600 Delorlmier. Montreal.

For Rent

FOII RENT - TWO ROOMS. kltchencttc and bath; nvailablc December 20th. Write Box 641, Guardian Office.

FOR SALE - ONE STROMBEIKG Carlson Radio combination. one pair menla skates. size 9. One 22 repeater rifle. Covey. One Garden Tractor 5 H. P. nnpira. Apply I05 Fitzroy Street.

NEW RECAP TIRES STANDARD tread. 600x10 57.95 each. 050- a7ox15-esdxw 59.50 each. Mud and snow 600x16 59.95 each. 650- 6'i0x15-650x10 310.95 each. Write for passenger tire sizes not listed Orders shipped C. O. D. Collect. Glendale 0. K. Rubber Welders. 1287 Western Rd.. Toronto. Ont.

FARM FOR SALE - CONTAIN- ing 00 acres. 20 clear. no bulld- lngs, remainder under woodland and marsh. Good stream flowing through farm, ideal site for Dam and fish pond. Parties interested in fishing and hunting should in- spect this location. liarl 3. Hayden. Mai-tinvale.

' Kennedy & Mustard

REAL l8TA'I'E BROKERS

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FOB RENT-FLAT ON SECOND floor, four rooms and bath, lieetctl, lights nnd water. 555.00 per month. On St. PIPIFTS Road in Parkdale. Phone 747.

FOR. RENT AT HUNTER RIVER night roomcd house. Furnace and all modern conveniences. Garage. Phone 3059-L Charlotte- town.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED -- TEACHER FOB Argyle Shore School. Supple- ment 3400. Goodwill MacPhail, Secretary.

Typewriters

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By Alton L. Blakealea

(Associate Press Science Reporter) DENVER, Dec. 'i-(AP)- Hor- mones are being badly abused in

treating some sex and mental problems. a psychiatrist said 'niursday. . '

Hormones, especially the sex ones, "are probably the most abus- ed of all drugs, although vitamins and antibiotics are not for be- hind." Dr. Edwin F. Gildea of Washington University Medical School in St. Louis told the Am- erican Medical Association.

The abuses "led to waste of mi- lions of dollars, and do immeasur- able harm to patients."

This does not mean, he stressed, that there are not good medical uses for hormones. But he con- tended it hasn't been proved that the hormones, except insulin for

Hormones

Abused In Treatments

shock treatments, have any value "in treating a majority of psychi- ntric px-1t,ients." ,

Dr. Gildea termed sex hormones the "most commonly over-explolt- ed" ones. An example, he said, is using hormones to treat fat boys or girls. when fatness really is due to over-eating, not to gland fail- ures. ,

"Impotence in the male is a fabulously-mistreated disorder," he said. "Most impotent men don't have any physical disorder, but are impotent because of psychological problems."

"The male of all ages." he ob- served, ”contlnues to think first of his endocrines (glands) when- ever he loses his zest for life." Use of sex hormones often is falsely credited for bringing re- covery from mental depression that would have occurred any- ow.

May Launch Economic Survey Of Marilimes

MONCTO-N, N.B.. Dec. 7 - (GP) .. Steps toward the appointment of a royal commission to make an economic and industrial survey of the Martime Provinces may be taken here tomorrow.

The subject is expected to be prominent in discussion at an ex- ecutive meeting of the Maritime Provinces Board of Trade.

The board will consider implem- entation of resolutions and policies favored at its annual meeting in Charlottetown in October. At that lime appointment of the commis- sion wns urged in a report present- ed by Dr. C. H. Blakeny of Mono- ton, a past president of the Marl- time organization.

His proposal was approved by the Charlottetown meeting. in the past the provinces have carried out in- dividual surveys of such factors as electric power potentialities, ware- housing and land possibilities. Dr. Blakeny's proposal would involve consolidating such data on a Marl- time level, so that it would be read- urers who might be considering loc- atlng within the Marltimes. t

It is expected a number of com- mittecs will be set up during Mon- day's meeting.

N. Y.rSlocks M Took Breather Last Week, '

NEW YORK, Dec. '7 - (APi- The stock market took a breather last week after the sharp rise that has gone on virtually without in- terruption since late in October. Brokers considered the pause in the nature of a consolidation ac- tion that frequently follows close on the heels of a vigorous rise. Total business for the week came to 8,400,000 shares which com- pares with B,112,000 shares for the four days the market was open a week ago. The daily average at 1,680,000 shares was under each of the two previous weeks but it is well above the daily average so far this year of about 1,202,000 shares.

The Associated Press average of 00 stocks ended the week un- changed at 3112.40, only 10 cents under the new 1952 high establish- ed a week ago Tuesday.

The market closed a week ago at a new high for the year, and on Monday it remained unchanged as measured by the Associated Press average of 00 stocks at 0112.40 Profit-taking put in an appear- onge to hold the market back.

uesday's market edged up a dime to another new high, but there was a quiet decl e in the next two days. The eek ended with a rise of 50 cents in the av- erage Frlday, .vlrtually all ac- counted for by strong railroads ,helped along by alrerafls and a few others. That made this week's close 5112.40, the same as the prev- lous Friday.

The five most active issues on

the New York Stock Exchange last week were: ,New York Central up 1-4 at. 22 1-4 with 98.100 shares traded, Packard Motor Car up 1-4 at 5 1-8, Penn- sylvanla Railroad up 1-4 at 21 1-2, International Telephone up 5-8 at 20 3-8. and Baltimore and Ohio unchanged at 24 3-4.

The five most active stocks on the New York Curb Exchange last week were:

Central Explorers off 2 3-8 at 5 1-9, Eureka Corp. Ltd. off 3-16 at 1 1-4, Pancoastol Oil cit 1-4 at 3 3-8, Calvan Consolidated Oil up 5-18 at 8 1-10, and Canada South- ern Olls up 5-0 at.u10 3-4.

Canadian issuer closed mixed.

Canadian Pacific and Mefntyre each gained 1-2, International Nic- kel advanced 1-4, and Dome Mines dropped 1-ll. Hiram Walker and Distillers Beagram both slipped 1-4. On the Curb, Royallte Oil was up 3-3, Giant Yellowknife slipped 184 and Lake shore was not quot- e .

BUY - 0! MONTHLY - RENT. New poi-tables-special 3 month student rate. Remington Rand Ltd., 104 Kent street. Phone 21

' Wasted

warm-an - QUANTITY or feed grain. Write, stating price Box Mil Guardian.

, son sass:

- aazmanv e Inusraim

GREAT LIBRARY

'rhe' world-famous Vatican Lib- rary was founded by Pope Nicholas V from offerings received, in the 1450 Holy Year.

.Four room cottage with sewerage and bath, on Con- dolly Street. Lot size 50 ft. by 100 ft.

Price 05,000.00

. Real Estate Brokers 1 Phone 1108

f no near St.

Business Reports

MONTREAL, Dec. '1 - tCP) - Canadlan Car and Foundry Co, Ltd.. Saturday reported net profit of 31,605,194 for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, compared with 3962.282 the preceding year,

The net was equal.to 54.01 on the "A" share and 33.30 on the com- mon, compared with 32.41 on the ”A" and 81.54 on the common the previous year.

Net workingcapital also in- creased. from 89,836,124 last year to sl1.9-11.078. Income taxes total- led 32,600,000 against 31,147,000 the previous year.

NEW YORK, Dec. '1 -' (CF) - The world output of newsprint pa- per in 1951 is estimated by the Newsprint Service Bureau at a record high of approximately 10,- 250,000 ions or about five per cent more than in 1950.

The countries of the western world produced more than 9,500,- 000 tons or about 93 per cent of the world total while output in the Communist area. is estimated at slightly more than 700,000 tons. Far in the forefront among the world's producers of newsprint. is Canada whose 1951 output of 5.- 516.000 tons represented nearly 5-1 per cent of the world total. The United states with output of 1,- 125,000 tons was next.

Hotel-lTke-.Features In Novel Rest Room

SYDNEY, Australia - (CF) - Sydney's City Council is building it 1:90.000 rest room for women in. the hcart of the city, but it won't be just for mothers and children. It will have bathrooms and dressing rooms and irons and ironing boards for women who want to change be- fore golng to chances or the theatre.

In addition, of course, therewill be a creche and feeding rooms, ii children's bedroom and an open air playground for children-but there will be a three-hour limit on leaving children there. Four nurses will be on duty as well as maids to help: In the building there will be a refreshment room and ll. drug store, with a taxi rank outside.

RUGGED LAND

More than three-quarters of the territory of Greece consists of mountains, lakes and rivers.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 5--(OP) -About 450 smart. crack Canadian troops arrived here Thursday fresh from more than a year's fighting on Korean battlefronts. Most were members of the 1st Battalion, Princess Patrlclss Ca- nadian Light Infantry.

NOTICE

Would the person with the panel truck that; picked up 000 x 61 tire and wheel at the Argyle Service Station on November 28th. please return and receive their own tire and wheel 070 x 15.

GIIEENAN BROS. Argyle Service Station.

rm: GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND

WlNlFREl)'1:. mung ,

BIRDS HANDS

Birds' hands do not look like ours, nor are they actually called by that word; nevertheless, there are three of them: two alike, and an odd one. The pair go by the name feet; the odd one is known as a bill or a beak: and they are all wonderful substitutes for hands.

An Osprey or Fish Hawk dives feet first into water and catches fish in strong talons which are used as fingers, but are much bet- ter at holding slippery fish. The sales of its pale blue feet have a rough covering, and the claws are long and well curved. The fish is held in a manner unusual for birds: two toes turn forwards, two backwards. with their powerful feet other Hawks and the Owls hold down small bl1'ds or mice and tear them to pieces with their hooked beaks.

Every bill is in two sections: an upper, and a lower which is mov- able like our own lower jaw. All are tough, with sharp edges. But they are of different types, de- pending upon the use to which they are put, and are of various sizes; yet all are made to be em- ployed like hands. The two sec- tions, or "mandibles", as they are called, are ordinarily about the same length, or the upper slightly longer than the lower. However, the Skimmer has a longer lower section, because it flies close to the water, apparently ”sklmming” small fish oil the top.

A Merganser's long bill is fitted with tooth-like affairs for holding in the fish. 15 unusually capacious for the same reason. The Nighthawk and Swal- lows have short, flat, wide bills to grab flying insects in the air. Species that belong to the group known as Flycatchers have bristles or ”whiskers” at the corners .of their mouths to prevent. insects from escaping.

As probing the ground for worms requires a special bill, nature sup- plies the Woodcock with one like long plncers. Woodpcckers have bills like chlsels for making holes 111 trees, and their excessively long tongues. used as fingers, pry out insects found deep down. The ex- tremely long bill of a Humming- bird antl its extraordinary ton- gue, which curls over on each side to form a double tube and also ends like a brush, delve into cup- shaped blossoms so the bird can suck up nectar.

Both bill and feet get. to work when a nest is to be built. with these three hands, long pieces of gram. hair, string, or bark are woven together neatly and effici- ently. -

Are birds ever white?

LONG CAREER

ST. THOMAS, Ont.-(CP)- James Alexander was honored on completion of 50 years' service with the Perc Marquette and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads here, but he's still working as an inspector of diesel locomotives. He has 18 months to go to retirement age. having started as a callboy in his early teens.

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TIRE SERVICE

- ' Flats Fixed Vulcunizing - Retreading Phone 747 We Trade Tires. FIRESTONE

BRYENTON & McKAY COMPANY

1117 Great George St.

VVlmlcsnlc and Retail , for I'. E. Island.

Your Friendly FIRELSTONE: Dealer

Quickies

l"' 'i, By Ken Reynolds

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"Your Guardian Want Adilsald'you unplugged fur- naces--well, I've got a job for you!"

A Kingflsheris beak .

ll. 8. Steel Report

CLEVELAND, Dec. 7 - (AP) - Consumers now are using steel in almost as great a volume salt is being produced, and manufactuxdng needs seem to be gaining, steel magazine said today.

with the possible exception of farm equipment, "virtually every civilian durable goods manufactur- ing line is pushing the mills ag- gressively for every pound of steel available" the weekly Metalworking Journal iieported.

"Defence-needs have not yet at- talned a peak." Steel added.

Two-thirds of steel production in the first quarter of 1953 will be needed for the heavy tonnage ca.- ry-over from the current quarter, Steel said iii its weekly revjew.

"Substantial overflow from sec- ond to third quarter is likely," Steel continued. "barring order cancella- tions and delayed deliveries, which, at the moment, are conspicuous by their absence."

The national ingot rate held un- changed last week at 106 per cent of rgted capacity. Output has held at about that pace for more than two months.

FOE VALOII.

' The Victoria Cross was instituted by Queen Victoria at the close of the Crimea campaign in 1866.

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Supplelnentary Tex iippeal?

Notice is hereby given that-the Board of Tax l Appeals of the City of Charlottetown has set Friday, December 12th at the hour of 9:30 AM. in the City Court Room of the City,Buildlng, as the time and place for hearing all appeals from Supplementary Civic

Rates and Assessments. g Charlottetown, December 2, 1952. ' J. A. 1I'ULI.En;1loN. City Clerk.

New Bungalow FOR SALE

SITUATED AT MOUNT EDWARD HEIGHTS

Consisting of 2 bedrooms, living and dining room. beautiful kitchen, modern bathroom and hall, with mu also basement with cement floor. with space on second floor for 2 rooms. This bungalow is well built, fullyiinaulated, with automatic oil forced hot air conditioning heating system with automatic hot water heater; also has a large garage with workshop space on a large well situated lot; with water supplied. Bungalow is ready in move into with all varnishing, etc, finished. For Diirtlculnrs ace