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Bloch Close I I . I Paying Highest Market Prices mun- u»... itltitl 3ft" '2 Sh“! Close filffsgfi on Y; B11 1 __ [Beauluirnois g 1.; Bgazirllran 157 1-4 lBllhilfst A 13 14 o can C“ mum g 1 a aser 9 Cnn Pacific 5 - has" vw 9 3-4 — AT — Can Steamship 4, 1.4 gm 8'“ l5 1-2 one Smelt 33 1-3 Intppe“ 3 7'9 Dist sear 37 7.1; Pr, 1a 1-2 PLYNIOIITII sllovi nouns "or o» .. .1» all" - 1- Dorn Steel a 9 1.3 c“ — CHARLOTTE 3959*“ ‘a TOWN mp3s?“ u HOW smitnwarea l: "PP 17°" 14 1-4 —- = l £1411 $052191” a4): (Canadian Press) I B _ ___ 1 _ a? 1 3 5100i! ch” SW11 8h SILVER FOX MNOIIERS s‘ “on e ems... .- 5‘- LW Pfd 1e s-4 Montreal n? . _ _ 5:‘ 73 1-8 ROW-l Bk 167 Take advantage of our marketing service which is so o; can $1,, a m" mm‘ - not llmlwd t0 l! f8!!! rush (lays each ggqggn Wpg Bier; 3 _ L“?- We sell only where highest prices are paid! OUR, FULL SERVICE IS AVAILABLE! Gfain Immediate liberal cash advances! NEW YORK Dw- 19-—(0P)--'rbe _ wmmwm -—-—- mnadian dollar continued to mm, Additional advances as pelts are sold and your with no ondiovegielegit uififili. glmlimbodqllfqrrllerfalh?d ufxffiafinfi loan reduced! wheat futures prices continued a cent at case 3-4 cents 111 tcnns of

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ALSO OWNING AND OPERATING:_ CHARLOTTETOWN FUR SALES LIMITED, Also in Charlottetown-J. A. Webster, 158 Richmond Street.

J- Stewart (Next Post Office)

(We believe the best way to get business is to deserve it)

ml Fur Pool, Limited

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Exchange

1m"? 100B)’ on the Winnipeg grain exchflnge. At the close values were 7-8-34 cent lower with Dec '12 ?-g. May '16 1-2-5-8 and July '18

some of the selling here was due 9° lOWET vflllles at Chicago where the United States winter wheat crop forecast was considered bear- lSll. No Canadian exlport business was reported.

In the cash wheat market spreads wem unchangedjllhe price range for all coarse grains was narrow.

Gram close:

Wheat: Dec 72 5-813, May '16 1-2 41-8. July 7o 1-8.

Oats: Dec 32 3-4, May 32 3-8. July 31A.

Barley: Dec 43 1-8, May 43 3-45, July 41 7 BB.

inclination. Wanted For Sale WANTED — POWER GRAIN MACINTOSII APPLES AT Cleaner. Applv Box X. Guardian. S. Reeves‘. l,

11-595-12-20-31.

WANTED—NEW G 0 0 S E A N l) duck feathers not mixed free of win and tail feathers. Henry Mo arlane d: Company.

L-409-12-14-tt Lost

LOST-WRIST WATCH. FINDER please leave at. Guardian Office. 11-535-12-18-31.

Agents Wanted

WANTED: MAN FOR PROFIT- able Rawleigh Route. Products well known. Real opportunity. write Rawleighs, Dept. M-L- tio-llll-I... Montreal, Canada.

Poultry Wanted We alive or dressed and for the

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Dav top prices.

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_______V_V 2842-18-41. FOR SALE-DOG PUPS. CHEAP. Phone 1701. L-422-l2-10-l8-2U.

— ATTE ll T I O N FOX RANOIIERS

Higher production average per ‘ ‘ ll greatly increase your profits next fall. Feed for results.

Harold Moase of New Annun whelped 124 pzps from 28 females wlntcred in I940 and 107 pups from 24 ' in i939, these results were obtained on Purina Fox Meal and Meats with a small per- oentage or flsh.

For extra. profits, feed Purina and see the difference.

11-564.

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lam pllyinlr a premium on filil silver fox skins. Also ship llll your small furs dir- ccl. such as Muskrat and mink. or bring them in. and l will gvie you proper v.1]- nations. J. D. JENKINS

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McLECD 8v BENTLEY W E BENT‘ EY ILC. é" i? Sid-TEE? C?“ Ulrristrrs and Attorneys- MONEY r0 LOAN 180 Richmond Street

‘at Law

MORRELL 8i OO. O."F. AROIIIBALO

chill"!!! Accountants Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

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llIAlPS OROOERY

Groceries - - - - Meats

109 RICHMOND ST Phone 1228

Molasses, per gal - — .63 Cheese, per lb — — — .10 l0 lb Sugar — — — — .67 Dates, per lb. — — — .l0 Shortening. 2 lbs. — - .23 1 Lard, per lb. — — — — .10 Rakwlina Tea, per lb — .62 10 lbs. Rolled Oats - - .43 Bulk Raisins. 2 lbs. — .23

Robin Hood Flour 98 lbs 3.10 Chocolates & Cream Candy Mixtures — — — —- 25 Mixed Nuts, per lb — - .2‘) Choice Chicken and Geese at lowest prices.

This Sale T041"!!- Fliflllll and Saturday

n J. Andrew ‘i

L-568-l2-19-2i.

Business Stand For Sale We offer for sale our Gen-

eral Business stun ll 81 French River, This includes:

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General Store and Ware- house wlih stock of general merchandise. also Warehouse at Wharf. Dwelling, Barn. and Outbuildings.

MALPEQIIE TRADING

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CHICAGO, Dec. I9-lAP)—Wheat prices fluctuated within a range of about. one rent today and after dinning as much as 11-4 cents ral- lied to small net gains.

_W1ieat closed unchriagcd to 1-4 higher compared with yestarday. Dec 88 3-0-1-2, May 84 1-8-84; corn 1-8 off t-o 3-8 up. Dec 60 1-2- g-g, Mayer) 1-4; oats unchanged to

- up.

Bird Banders—A_ctive

Bird-banding returns received by

,1 the national barks bureau of the department oi liiliies anu ITJSUIAILmS

SiluW moi. 2.1.43.1 birds were ualiuen 111 Canada 111 tne Itrsl. ten IIIOHLLS of luau. As many 0f the banders do not send ui their reports until the

Montreal Stock l

Montreal Curb

(Canadl-lt-dwreas)

the United Si. t , likiéelgn Eixchaggfas g:&:}11(o1t;g¥: m 9119-991 cent discount). The B-‘ianshal dollar rlr ped .. round .10 of a cent. Mos other 537611811 Currencies ended unchang- Pourfgnmtlglrtllnlg T133521 35512? 0'1"?" "Pen market cables. ' or

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial writer

NEW YORK. Dec. 19-(AP)—

N. Y. Stwock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Neither domestic nor foreign hap- penings provided buying inspira- tion for the stock mnrkn. today 15ml. 011 bfllfllile. the list chalked up its fifth successive losing session. Bell Telephone. off one pomt at 102. lend Canadian issues guierally lower. International Nickel, walk- ers. Ford. Lako Siiorc Mines and Slinivlliigaii tcyipled fractions. Dis- t1ll0l'§_SC8{.!l'itlTl. Dome Mries, and Brnsmlian Traction were steady. The Asscczaled Press average of 60 stocks was off .2 of a point at 43. putting this composite back to llboi-lt vzhere it. was in September of ilTs y.i1r and in 1939.

‘Dealings broadened at intervals- s.ow stretches were plcntful-and transfers amounted to 782.030 a- gainst 779,620 the day before. On the losing side WETG shares of

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end oi uie vear. it is GSUIIIHDCCI that

F‘ when complete iilzures are IBCCIVt-ld‘, the

number 0f lllCllViGufil banded ourlnlz the year will _ 03.1.85 of 40.00:) Water ioul. brill-

UAIIEGB. this velu‘. and hunters who have found banded birds can assist this important work by reporting the facts to the bureau,

Altlioulzh bird life becomes scarc- cr in the more northern and in the central parts of the coilntrv with the approach of winter. bird band- lnz ls a year-round activity in the Dominion. Manv of the bird-band- insr stations do extensive bandina work when the snow ls on the ground for at this time of the year some inland stations are visited by redpoFs. snow buntlnlzs blue jays, purple finches. wine siskins. aros- beaiis. and other winter birds. In Canadian localities where waterfowl , winter. laree numbers of these birds ‘are banded durlna the winter months.

Most of the bird bandlnlr In Can- ada ts carried on by about 200 vol- untary workers. who hold bird- bnndlna permits under the author- ity of the Misratorv Birds Conven- tion act. The official bands are of aluminum mid are inscribed with a serial number and letter or nlim- bcr deslrznailon. Because birds are intemationnl. the work of bnndins them is conducted in full co-oper- atlrm between the Dominion and United States eovernrwents. and to a certain extent with Newfound- land Mexico and South American countries.

PIE-At?!’ JOB FOR SlI-EEP DONDON-(CP) — Ten thousand tons of wool to make 9.000 rrillos of serge will be rcmllwrl in tho Mini-i- irv of Runnlws infest mn=s order for

imnro than 5.000.000 suits of battle I dress.

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POULTRY

We are Buying

CHICKEN 8: FOWL Daily

All Grades, Live and Dressed

Paying top market Prices

island Cold Storage Co. Ltd.

FOX MEAT

‘Horse Meat 50’: — - - 5c lb. lGi-ound Meat 50's — -- 5c lb. 1 Beef Trips 50's — — 4 l-Zc lb. ,Co|f Trlpe 50's —- - 3 l-Zc lb.

ABOVE MEATS ALL NEW PACK. Island Bold Storage Bonipany

pills . llin Morris, Eastman Krydaig be 111 ‘ Westinghouse. General Efoctric, Ameitoaii S-iilrltllg. Cnlsdirlat-rd

ciuaiiv ducks. llppeai- to be recelvlnlz Pdison, Norm American, J. I. Case. special attention from sanders m-Tcxas Corp. and Chesapeake and

Douglas Aricrnft, Glenn Martin. Iri- trrnaticnul Paper prcfarrcir LocwLs,

Ohio.

US. Steel come out with a gan of 1-8 and Bethlehem was off an "lunl amount. Gel"":1l Ytiolors was unchanged and C" a ‘ 11H a $113415 lmllroved \\'P“(‘ Aw tin Tofsnhcne. Stllildillfi Oil of NJ. Anaconda. Montgomery Ward, Goodyear, Am- erican Can and Corn Products.

New reports Nazi Troops

Are in Italy

NEW YORK. Dec. 18-(AP)— The Columbia System tonight re- ported receipt of a wireless mess- _age from Belgrade, Yugoslavia, which snid flint authoritative sources “stated Gcrnillil forces are now concentrated iii Toronto. It- aly, and that a certain number are in filrin."

"No precise figures are avail- able." the message said. "Accord- ing to eycvirltness reports reaching the slime sources here, German troo s were sighted early this week" paxsno southward through the Brenner Pass and others were seen aboard ship in the harbor of Trieste. These reports estimate the Trieste concentration at one division." (About 15.000 men).

CBS sold that despite Italian government denials of infiltration of German troops into Italy, its

correspondents story of Tuesday from Belgrade was further con- firmed by tonight's message.

(If German soldiers actually are in Itnlv in force, it could mean that they are intending to help the Italians ln Albania or will attempt to run the British block- ade of Africa and old the Italian forces‘ in Libya.)

WAR GRAVES IN FRANCE

1DNDON.—-(CP)— Some British war arrives 1n France have been ob- literated in war activities and oth- ers damnued, but accurate surveys will permit restoration eventually “wherever possible." says an official

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Radio College of Canada

510°" Close AmOandF 31.4 A.m ‘Ilel Tel 155 1.3 - Anaconda m 1.3 galldflin Loco 1o 5.3 9 - Beth i} i: ionorirCanadian Press) 8”“ .°“‘° *1 1-“ m “i” 1”“ sin‘ ASIIIF ser 1 s" "ma... .2 w»- n...» ‘ - 9C All“) 6- we 5% s"... w Gen Momra 401-2 A 1 3 11-0 Gt Nor Pfd m A“? C n e5 K°'"t‘°°°“d 35 1-8 Ai-lgtiieiiimon “g1 M0“ W8!‘ 36 5-8 ‘Mm -2 N Y Central 13 el’ Nor Am c o 1o 1-4 Ififlfeold a l-a than"... =1- 1-» n "s 4o . s“ “ti” e iii-iii‘;- 112.. exas orp _ . - United Air 2g 33'3"’. e a-s U 8 Rubber a Bragg" 101-2 n Ussl“ 615-8 Buff Cdn ‘:18 anadlum 32 1-2 - w” m" 1M 1-4 rgiTi/‘rll 23 3Cariboo (Clout Pat fig In "l:llueblrd" ‘you ent POI‘ get t e utmos in Market At A Cli-cslei‘ 531-2 perfection- ‘égffllgllfg 12g Wedding Bands $5.00 up GIGHCG Delnlle 99 Dome Oil Dorvlll 2? i? l Qllqlllslie 9 1:2 1 (By The Canadian Press) 270 f t0 Toronto M t I a N v k—- Film}. m . Stocks closédl forester?“ W or F“ “ilk 4 3.4‘ WInnlncz-wneni 7-8-3-4 cent F1“? Km‘ 4 3-4 “wan l I lllllilil 5 New York-Cotton and rubber lnw- gl-‘llll-lhomw 4 1-2 H‘; Sugar and coffee unchanged. 61ml; “Lzlfiiiéie 4 ‘ ~ Go1gnle - ' G9 G t . . v . u s lane G,-..,.,,,,“ g, if gl-g S'l'0Nl‘.-§l‘.l‘ macs a a Gllfinni‘ Gold 36 1:2 qma" m“ 521111131311. 1% Birthstones. up Home 0.1 2:15 MENS ltlNGS-SGLSJS up Howey 27 Hud Bay Mm 25 Nlcléel 1 33 s4 NEW YORK, Dec. 1a —IAP) - “'3. Wm“ 24 An output or 1.500 to 1.100 wa.i'- [fiffi @1011‘, use planes a month — a rate of 18.000 Kirk mks 13 .0 20,000 a year- will be achieved lLakesmre‘ 96 by American factories in the next imlmnqfi, l3 1-2 seven months, reliable sources in [£1161 01.0 590 the aircraft manufaotlulng indus- ,LciLch 1 1'2 try estimated today. lhiflcfl§sa 56 considerably shy of the periodic ltilcln-nd 5.10 _ forecasts of production since. last lvlnrlwui 1-"‘ -» ~ r-r . August, these figures are based cl, lblRllLlfiiC mg " (.-\I IAIN ’ the available engines, machine tools. I\Vl.('l2il_\'l'G 52 __- _ aluminum foiglngs. magnesium A’l(-‘\V.lL'.8l'S ‘ . _ castings and the supply of trained 01110110011 g3 1'2 Elgicgegoazr h“ factory personnel. Brits 2 1 2 ‘ ' This fnct can be added u» the iMurnh I r statement of William S. Knudsen. 'l\,'“-‘_'b°') (l? l-g Rolls Razors $630 up producfron chief ol the ziztifloiirll lwlflllfl-"l 5g defence commission, last n-eck that '7“°’[":"ld 4 1.3 _ aircraft production was 30 per cent» . klm" 12 Ploy/mg Cards- --5OC 11p behind schedule _ uie tuzlustry "u- ‘,2 all“ 70 , - . ,. . . self appears to have been overly op- Pfiiftliil" 146 ' tlmistlc in reporting its capacity ,I,,‘,V!m_l€f,"u_ 3 to Washington P;,-.,.,‘};]*~C' 1d 24 Figures submitted to the Defence PM, mo“) "l5 conlmlssion by airplane maker.- lilbi p0“<(,1] w 376 summer, intended to picnic l/JC Premier 193 production peak which could be 1:11.511,“ 91 reached in January, included all ism Am, 359 types of airplanes, private conimer- ‘smam- 2515 cial and military. ‘Sllecp ck 8g That led Knudsen on A112. B lo Sheri-ii‘. 8., announce that the role of wnrpIaii-r ifiislaoc manufacture was 10.800 a year and ‘Sludcli would pass the 18,000 mark m Jan- ' Slflvo Lake 9 La uary, Sleep Rk 150 ‘ ‘l , The actual production of military Straw Lake 4 14 aircraft by American factories ln 211150130111 17 , small New this calendar year will be slightly 11 H5 I1 135 . in excess of 5,000 machines. The slid Cont 51-2’ A" "h? new m“ u trade press for months 1111s posletusllwilllll’ 230 1 Stilts H"! hfie- p a lied light on forecasts of mass Tifcklmgl‘ 325 1 production until the influence of Tlilll.“ R95 35 new engine factories became felt ln wage Am“ 82g l 1941. - _‘ Wilh the more conservative fig- ylgéff-‘cad 1 1-2l tires as a barometer, warplane out- w“ Hm." 5 1'? , wit. during the coming year takes ‘ r 799 on a much less dismal appearance than that reflected in the Knudsen UNLISTED statement. The engine problem, pro- 0.11 s81 ,

bably the worst of the many facing the industry, has been more critical by shlpmenls of engines to Britain to power British-manufactured planes.

Order's for those engines wvere army and ivy planes were made last June.

In l0 mole months a fresh flood of engine manufacture will burst upon the industry from new fac- tories -branches established by plants now working at their peak and by automobile companies. In the some period 150,000 to 200.000 specialized ivcrkmen will have been trained for both aircraft and en- glue manufacture.

Thousands of Nazi Children Arc evacuated

LONDON. Dee. 18 —(CP) —The Ministry of Economic warfare said today ii. had received information that more than 850.000 children had been removed from Berlin, Ham- burg and the Ruhr district b0 southern and eastern Germany be- cause of the intensity of British bombing raids. ’

report.

I'VE HEARD ABOUT VOU FROM POLLY PENN

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placed before fresh demands for lip,

MAYBE YOU KNOW HER BOY DON TRIGGS

TORQNQO, De: l9—_(CP)- Mod-l ‘ornit- yolumc of holiday selling, ‘Wow-mull wrlces en the Toronto ‘ stock exchange.

‘Yo-lume- at. 250.000 shares was the

l out for a full session since Deg ... d d

'~"-"-‘Y‘%8@5 ' sol posting gnins for‘ Dlstlllers-Seigramu". canndn M'~l-111l1 arid Canadian Breweries conunzli.

Rrcesslolls of 1-2 lo a point were netted by Canadian Dredge. can“. ian Celanesc. ‘BC. Power A, Brew- eries ~f<... Goodyear pfd. Moore Corporation. Pressed Metals and United Fuel A, The close W115 high- fl" for Boll Telephone, Bank o! Commerce. Photo EHKTLLVCB, Steel of Canada and 'I‘ambl_vn. The first War Loan advanced 3-4 to 101 1-4.

Gold shares recorded a mild re- covery pushing Unper Canada up 4 cents net to 2.30. The close was down about 5 cents for Hard Rock. Nfncnsyn. Pamour, Pickle Crow and San Antonio. Conziillrilni drrpped l2 crnis. Teck Hiilzhcs 10 and Wriuhl-l-Iargreaves l5.

Norarlda sold down a point. to B8 and Hudson Bay and Smelter-s lost ' l-2 to 3-4. Waite-Amulet. los‘. l0, Sudbnlqv Basin 5 and Folccnbridge solri down 28 cents to 1.07. Nickel held a gain of 1-4 at 33 3-4 at the

cl =e.

(‘ifomc Oil slipped 11 cents to 2.56. Calzni-v and Edmonton lost 8 to 1.40 and Okaltn was 5 cents doovn at. ‘l0 for broken lots.

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WASHINGTON. D60. ltin-(APL- Wlth lull military honors. the Unit- ed States nave iurilier expression lo- dav to tile llflblOl‘i_'5 esteem for the Marquess of LOUHGII. honormll his ashes with a temporary IESLIHR place anions America's revered (lead in Arlinatoii Notional cemetery. Uli- der the mast of the bBblnCShlD Maine a short distance from the grave of the unknown soldier. o vault was prepared to receive the British Am- bassador. who died last Thursday. Funeral services — followed bv bri- vote cremation —- were conducted yesterdnv at, the Wilallllllllflll Epis- copal Cathedral: where the Rev. James E. Freeman. BISllOl) of Washinlzwn. prayed that God might "strenllthen and sustain" the Brit lsh diosople "in this hour of their nee .