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THE GUARDIAN,

UHARLUFFETOWN

JANUARY 9, 1950

iidueriLing Rates — Payable in Advance

‘ Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement ‘lb Cents

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Other Bates on application.

The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out ol errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion oi the advertisement Ln which the error oceurrd, whether such error is due to the negligence oi its servants or otherwise, and there siinll be no liability tor non-insertion of any nuvertisemem beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

shinning News ToronlLSiociis

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Jan. 8-—

AT SAINT JOHN.- Arrivei] Saturday

Calrnvalona, from Newcastle m

hfunchvstcr Shipper, Manchester Sal“ Swck o“

Arrived Sunday; ,, _ 5-2 North Coaster, New York °6§% ggu"%‘tlr\l' ' "Fridiilc. Australia @600 A“: no“ " g5

Siiiled Saturday 31100 Ad” _ 24 1,3 Wnnstead. for Antwerp, Roiter- 1,00 Auto o9

dam and Hamburg 8g“) Au S?‘ ' _ 133 Todd Ilcad, Liverpool nnd Bol- 4000 Ascot 57

lust. - ‘m 1a 1-2 Beavercovc, Antwerp ‘gginzgiurla 55 1,4

Snlleil Sundny J00 Ba ' M“ 31 Benverrlvli. London i i503 i; A "

AT HALIFAX- 1500 Bacon‘,

Arrived Saturday 1000 Boyce“ H

Ln Petite Hcrmlrie, from Sydney, N. S. .‘\ii\9l‘iL‘Zili Producer, from UK.

2100 Brit Dom .' 16400 Broulaii

Arrived Siindigv 7000 Bum“!

i000 Buff Rl 1050 Cal Edm .

Julin Finiiiigzin. from Ras Tanurii

Agents Wanted

W Viasv "alu- -, prnciucis. We‘ iota ity or

mmii. lltli. \‘l'riie Box No. inn Oflzcc.

~;i-.(‘\_llI'i‘\' '1' l»: selling Fiilil ins-d agonis in _\'Clll' :n your surrounding rural areal

i.

, _ . K V’ I I I Bin» Peter. St, Jol ' bquipment needed for a rurail Waliieth-SQIBSIIIGII can,“ _q,,,,,;m. m! ! 9409 cm“ Asmey 14 route. EXPPTlPXiCB not ncccssary— y q“ ' , q . l .140 C0" 5m?"- we will ie‘l vou how Very little ‘."*">"“ ' ‘ ‘pm ' "pnm“‘ fr" ‘ 9mm PEI‘! 940 Conwcst . * < 8-9:! “(Haw 1“ READY T0 5 ' I I\9\\’I0llll!lliill(l_ t~wv-_l-iverpool l 300 Cosmos 3-4 y smccrx; ‘(Iihecg log $l.0t)().O0!---I mailed A. Fort Spolcnnn, l, h, l 53m, mscovfry ‘“ ‘ . i". 5 . i r i ' - - ~ ” Chock gin"! o0‘ ’L.0l‘)].n§ l 13132 sci has aYCfAnc earnings over ' i 7500 Inliuma 3-4 ._____.________ '-. $l1.000-0u per scar with us since 5100 Duwiy 3-4 | 19-1-4. These nrc just tivo exanip- 1300 p; Maj _ .' ifs of many bu: choir-Is I niirlflio ___,__ 3(1)? E‘Suliiv . rnn- riioxi-i‘ I “ - "W" Pah 1*“ \\'X\'\'H)EG _t~_,__,cp, D_ s3 iEldonit ll! lfumiicriuviii 5i. Uli-l ififil‘a-vltloyc°u‘“ébrehggmurciévéygqiz; mend lulled ‘to irntiicli offoringcs 335“ gum’; prism; \~t;lr';iiiuiinl~bili»oiwl. i killing to “vcrk 8 hours a an“ and pnces declined ‘slightly in dull_ Fignmeitfir k & T k F 8a‘ this exceptional big money lS “,”‘_“?“,‘g_°".._ "‘_°,,‘,‘“‘“‘P°“ Gram 400 Fromm cars ruc s or a open to you. Our product is a hxéllldm” bdmlhk" “h, for 1590 Gods I,“ - ~~--——4~——-~~ —~-~——- i . . s n -, wer res on. e ' FOR —- 1M7 LNIYER Al‘ Effescxigdmfl.?:.1l.\€;§$e moscllixncifving orders i? mils nndl g?l_dmlgnn Jr‘ ‘iiviv \\~'~i\ 31"“? 15k“ ‘A H - l ‘. T, ivnrlci. blii SUDPOYL “as ion thin Z- m ‘ ' ~-' liiCbhPi ‘d snau “AUX U“ In?“ max" to irountornci siciidy‘ lociil selling. ‘"300 Hard R0 '

w; $03,“)- Al ‘_'l)“l~ oii an average $100.00 ordc

soon n; A. Piclusird and Company.

D“ PaSqu-mr‘ 3L give you all the facts.

Dept. 41, Box 789, Fort; Worth ‘Texas.

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——-~ --~- vvaxrrzn - Two iumnLn-Aonn 1 . “Al” “ANTED FDR GE RAI- Business 0r Sulesmen. "Ivro mai- 3-4. G10 ‘(met lmuseu-orlz. Phone 371-2, Sum- um bmlnessnyen or Sapismen w Rye May 1.55 5-88; July 1.52 “o0 Kflm“ "WFP-Kie 0i‘ B“ 570- represent Canadian firm. (l. A. " ' ~ ygcnflialt ‘ . W" " " r p - ~ H i , r 1 .i -~; =. - My 371‘; Jul.’ i-Tfiilini- ‘ ' ‘ uzisrnii _ WOMAN on GIRL ve°ilm,,d.drl‘,‘fg‘ STJQ‘; aififff i. ‘ ' .500 i. Fortune to help uith housework. Modern ',n,),.,lVh-= Lwluna“ 'm.(,rage m“. 1,3; “- 3 Cw 79 ‘.1100 l. Roy-Yin hm“ Mrs‘ Ono C" QTOCOOLpcr month D W Orr ~15; 3 CW . PX 1 iccd 73 15600 L “Ma .1 lhu on North "fryori Tele- 2nd,“! $4 4'84 7,; ' m; sewn 5.5; 1 feed 77 _ 2 [Md 75 L3; 3i 1500 Leduc phone 36 3-2 Borden. ‘nomhsv '1,‘ p5,. 3 years Dave [BN1 7g 53; ‘rack 75 ~,_s_ 430(1) Ifivnx . F H Jones earned $214702?» working BiifiPiT 1 (“y '5 or sale months per year. CW ii-Y<>\\' 1-4" '. N; 1 -. _._.. . __. -_. .__ a a,“ >tal_.h___s_ x, ‘L. _-l__4. 3 my _ arm Hiii siu . - simzviyiibn ni ‘n. Tar, v $1 _ .,._ C“. Mo“, M, hizicLcod ("m-ill lnliidition. Phone 24234.. D ‘S.O‘L,k,;.cy 51,785 fin. d“. 1 m. 2 “u; y»; _ G1’ ...__.______ __?___. ~ ~ , l- _*~ " "- ,,_j H _ ' __ _~ ,] 10,, ron snug - cnoicr: BUILDING 1';M°C“-1°“5"- $26M P's,“ W?“ "3' l_"'.°l‘ 1%,‘. 1.2‘ , .. -_ 20o Min Corp 1-2 U.“ $30000 up stevar, M50 Oser 150 o! our men nave en.n- 1--7 34. 3 C colic“ la-B 34. “m M she ' ' ' ed S400 to $3.000 in one irioiith. RS1‘! l CW 150 1-52 2 (‘W 1.50 £700 Ngnu r ‘ " -.__ _____._ _______ many being new men. iThcsc are 1-3‘ 3 (‘W 1446 1~$I r".i. 3 VW 1115' pa” T?“ L2

S -\ i. F. — HARDWOOD Sworn Statements».

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TO LET — FURNISHED APART- POSSQSSiOIl nftcr Jnnuar Guard-

If this sounds good to you. let me Please write in detail tn VlCE-PIPSICIPIII.

‘These gross

'.i'.\o spilt, hardwood. earnings are. of course. txcc-p- _ ‘ _ _ Li ti? CW 5if36; 3= N H", __ 1,2 Boyce, Bonsiiavr. tionai. hlciny of our top men h“ 3-H: 4 (.\\ 4.4a; truck ILlO. ‘t c“ “r —— have been doing this Wei‘. for -'*~'—"-—"—~—~ i ' I

years. It's a foregone conclusion

Blue Cloud. Saint John, NB. Sailed Saturday Wellington Kent, Nfld.

S Ln Grziniie HCidIllllP, Sydney‘, N.

100 Cdn Mai . i000 Cent Led 2000 Centremaque . 12700 Chem Res . . 2000 Gochonour . 1000 Com Pete i250 Cons Bcnttie

for Si, John's. y

‘Asia, I’. K

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1000 Hevri Gm .

. _ ‘ _ l .. l _. Elh1t{l'\e\\’;illl§(o l)Llll]_\s‘fl’(ilg,0lV\'li‘l)l£dlnlljiékii 225 H°mnger trends sympathetic to Chicago 12450 H°s°°

195 Hud Bay 1350i) Inspirn Ini Niche] . Int Pete .. .

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Markets at a Glance *

6'16 s year no.

Steel Production

OTTAWA. Jan. 8 — (C?) - Iron and steel production ‘was down last November ‘from the some month s year ago. But the Bureau o! Statistics reported Saturday that the grand total for the first ii months of 1940 was higher than in thd corresponding period

of 1948.

The November output of pl¢ iron totalled 167,32’! net tons as com- plred with 116,771 in November, i948, while the 11-month total rose to 1.982.350 tons as against 1,946.-

The November output o! terro- siloys stood at 14,758 ions. com- pared with 17,594. and in the l1 months, 199.750 tons against 164,-

693.

Production of steel ingots and castings in November totalled 256.7% inns as compared with 277.978 in the corresponding month of 1944!. The total for the i1 months was 2.922.981 tons, com- pared with 2,921,231 a year earl- ier.

CLEVELAND, Jan. t! - (AP) - Steel prices. production and de- mend are all up, “Steel" magaz- ine said today.

ingot production was up three points to 95.5 per cent. o! capacity last week, the highest level since the first week of May. the magaz- ine noted.

The magazine's weighted index of finished steel prices eased slightly to 156.13 from a revised index of 156.88 the preceding week, although the arithmetical price composite for finished steel went up to $92.41 tram $92.18..

Maritime Poialo Growers Send Brief Tojhe lI.S.

MIONCTON. N. B, Jan. 6 - lCPi- lviaritimo potato growers and shippers today sent a, 1.000- word brief to the United States Inter-slate Commerce Commission urging that no action be taken iii the protest by the Maine Potato Industry Council against proposed

reductions in freight rates on potatoes shipped from Maritime points to United Stairs destin-

xitions.

The Commerce Commission's dc~ clsion on the rates. which would put Maritime exporters inlo s more favorable competitive position. is expected nExt week. The brief said no case had been established by the Council for suspension of the proposed rates and asked that the Maine complaint be dismissed without further investigation. The brief was sen-i following a

iiov'l Promises To Consider Chamberlrief

OTTAWA. Jim. 6 - (GP) Prime Minister 8t. Laurent today promised in consider a variety o! legislative changes suggested in s brief, presented by the Canadian Chamber o! Commerce.

Robert A. Bryce or Toronto, pre- sident. o! the Canadian ctiambei" o1 Commerce, acted as spokesman tor s. delegation representing Boards o1 Trade and Chambers e1 Commerce across the country.

With Mr. St. Laurent at the meeting were Trade Minister Howe, senator James A. Mackin- noii, minister without portfolio. Labor Minister Mitchell, Health Minister Martin, Justice Minister Garson and Solicitor General Ls- polnte.

The brief said that while steps were taken at the last session to eliminate some of the element of double taxation on corporate prol- its additional action is needed to

eliminate discrimination against business. "Any attempt to force profits

bnck to prewar levels or sny action aimed at preventing profits from keeping pace with increasing sales will result only in the drying up of the mnin source of investment cap- ital.” said the briel’. “The inevit- able consequence will be dimin- ishing production, rising unem- ployment and, finally, business collapse . . . " ,

Advice i0 Labor

Winter’s Worst Hazard: Silllliliiifi ER”? "Q ‘i

‘lb slow down. MUD 9 i!!!“ Under skid condii-ionl.

speed

gently; don't hold it down steely.

never try in stop suddenly, but cboeir your a. llitio It n time.

'_-_t—’—"~“ i NAPOLEON and UNCLE ELBY by Clifford McBride

Labor was told riot to press for, higher and higher wages. The; brief said: l

"The Chamber believes that. the} present economic conditions call‘ for the exercise oi restraint and voices s warning that no econ- omy can support a continuing up- ward spiral or wages or other fac- tors ivhlrh will result in a top- iu-avy cost. structure lending to in-i evitsble collapse."

It also said social security should not. become an end in itself.

"We must beware o! looking to the state to provide security to the extent that the individual loses incentive to provide for hini- self." raid thr- brief. .

Privileges and protections of ‘Canadian labor legislation shmiid not. be extended to any organize- tion led or dominated by Com- munists. said the brief.

Strikes should be prohibited un- til they have been authorized by a majority of all the employees affected in a government-airpor- vised and secret ballot. held af- ter the expiry of n. "cooling off" period

STUPENDOUS STUDIOS WANTS TD SIGN NAPOLEN,

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MR. Ci-IFELLE YOU WERE. STUPENDOUS STUDIOSJ.’ seeeievdsemesmrosa , ' ICANLANDHIM WiTHOtEOF -/ ‘meimmrermroommmes! .l T l ./’ P“§ “lid » l - ° -'§K . ' 1~

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believes that the unbalance in trade and capital flows "is being aggravated by continued govern- mental intrusion in private busin-

ord as believing that all govern- ments seeking the objectives o! multilateral trade. capital flow! and convertible currencies shod‘:

‘ . -—N€f~thl@:~ “ii? inixicasfid- dsvxallglgyen . . I - < 53 ‘meeimg he“? M ‘j°i"°s°_“““i"“ The brie! said n national advls- e55 relations through import and continuously pursue a policy - — NTERPRWE MON" 3,111: d bisnnl} unnli Wiuinilinn I'm-sin . 200 RMZIQUTI“ $3200‘ €"‘%°r,“:1i Wm} ory committee of leading Cnnad- export restrictions and toreign-cx- l-limiiiiiililg trade and iimmtlfll 1'6- RfiliiF- PPM?" ‘Qlidiilimi- ;c‘n‘u,e “$0 6311s hug-ad’ or Ono’ ‘Toronto -Stocl<s higher; indus- ' 1., we Mal-Elm; '-1~§.a,;p§,,:,§on 123m?” ian citizens should be Niflbllfliflilchange controls." stictions and flint Caniida, as s ‘I msmm“ C1a"k‘n‘ New are sending children i0 college trials nmin fit new high. 1:388 gggmran‘ "113 _“ mission earner thls week_ n w“ to assist in the ilevelopment 0t a" "The Chamber recognizes the relatively strong efiirioimioizhiunitt Hr!‘ .» - , Zliontrenl-Sicck hi her; n ers " ' ' _ - immi rution licy. t‘ i dim iutie; in gliminsting should show leaders p n s ro~ ____ and enjoying security for the , s S P P prepared and sen! b m; Tr“; long range s p0 pracicn ' c ‘U; __ “yo yfRE 3pm) future. Mari is needed hi6!‘ iifii-i 1°15‘ “d"\"j""l‘>‘» g‘ \ l_ h §§f.,,§§'°,_ _ portation Commissiony on behnif On trade. it said. the Ciifllnbfiiflsuch restrictions but. goes on rec- spect." v .. 5111",} n ii. fl-‘Pfi- "is-i WWW’- “i “"5 °* ' "“' “"_‘ r m“ "*5 ""1 "“ irno Pl- ;-.dlll' . . ‘if the enwrisrs- '"""~*_"“""__" " "**‘“ " W ‘" 4~ ' ‘éhflillfi Hula-g“ rby territories. Our most suc- luvicci stocks in (lvirianrl. 15,100 Pa‘; Reg! 79 The exporters. submission numb J‘ R_ we 1535.5 ueslsllll men are those WM) arc (EANM), {Hfléllb A“0OF 490 View!" 1S8 tnined that. the proposed reduci-

abie w be away IPCill home trav- elling one or tivo weeks at a t1me—cu'.doors in healthful. fas- cinating occupation. Our Product

ions, scheduled to become effective Jan. i4 would correspond with s similar 1949 reducfion from Maine

1400 Que Lab 1400 Que Mun 3850 Quesabc

LONDON, Oiit., Student officials

Jim. G~1CP)-—- at UnivPrsiLv of Western Ontario ivcro informed h_v

J UQT AN OLD SWEATER R6? YOU'VE GOT A NERVE

WHAT ? OF YOU

*2 FOR SALE.

_ . . . 000 i‘ t° “hei U 5- Wm“ n" WW1“ (ZALL ' ME IN ON THI5"5HE'LL BE iCnnndlnn Pat. No. penal» l5 cubic ioriny ihni. 1h:- hnivnnnl 3,93 rzgzlgme establish equalization which prev- MAplglEll THAN AWET HEN! . , sold on long trial Cfbdli.‘ longs. ifiidcrgtioii of lklilililllzin lnivcr- mm Rugqin“. lously EXiSied between the St. —— no down mynicnt. lo lug i-gvii c. 5i _\'_ ciurciiis iIlS flatly refused 4-K; S‘ .- ' John valley and Maine border . v- “.11 —~t _ m Cow l dignified trade suglri n5 manlufalv- Jointihc Inivrnritioiml Union (‘if 13500 SfiSqQhI points, HA—HHA.' ;A@U fiC/AEED “Til 1' 193W?“ - " iurcrs, business u lclzils sc ioo s. men s: n1 a conven ion curren y _ ~ ,4 QF R AD E5 1-‘ . largo Quebec. limiter, P13)’ mgfc\1a_n{5y large 113111 and ranch‘ being held in London, Englnml. g g i2 -——-————-— WATCS |T__ALREAD\/ " Prid- Alflddiii Lflmp- owners. Immediate rieliyY-Ty. The Canadian lioriv ihnvgzcs thnt 15D i 100 SURVIV5L TESTS l ‘ "fl- iim" wcode,“ Earnings advanced weekly‘. Bi: ihe‘ LIES. is Cnmiiuinist (lnminril- 79m 5am, __ 35 sHEs SHORTENED Piifimfl 5W9‘ rlme season ill-V» riiiciifii Rilfili iiHmP- ed and ihnt (fummunist lnfllirri- mm 51nd,." V _ __ 77 CANBERRA. -- (OP) -—A.lrcrew HER 6R", ON THE , Iillfl‘. age for full details Vice Prcsid- iinn "is tonsil-any; in combat." 37;,- Smnd Chem 09 1.2 of the Royal Australian Air IForce BROOM TiNicE,AN mt, Twpt. E- P. O. Box 158. Last. Nvoi" “csiern siilciciiis voicd 17,09 gym-ran; will go through survival test-s in BEFORE SHE

Terminal A. ’I‘oi"anio. Ontario. in favor of affiliation,

that Communists

holding could host he

uninhabited country. ‘They will be taken 40 miles into the mount-

SWINGS 6HE'LL

3710 St R l 00D o BE éAk/IN:

2200 Sturgeon

HIillSBS-QDIS. Wanted i-Tilfliii from within tho orgnniz- n00 Sup Oil ‘sly-E 3W5" cmeYFm-V "m"? "id .'.- i ridni! _ ___ . .._ ..._ __._.....-_._ a m“. __ _,_,,,_,____, , Igiwig H“ c231)” Jssikqnulfgge‘myagacgaém \ bu‘ PAFEPMIP‘ WANTED ‘r0 Rizvr ‘"' “i, ‘ ' ' d .12., 1 ca... "mm, he,“ h, ‘Cw Salesman Wanted , ism Unit Oil will keep in daily touch. “mo. would» ivirsiriiffniuiras STEABI‘ ilifillilaid“ H -_ ______________ ‘ .. _____ "fifls F” l“'*‘_'— travel among consumers in Cliar- 20m weknsko 3 i. Miscellaneous iottetowii. Permanent connection 1300 yimmi B ____________ _, 37 R Fur Ben‘ ___‘ V _v_ ____,____ with large manufacturer. Only Y’ iixisiiw n00. .. nun MOVING BYILD- ""111," Wm“ °°“~‘id°""i-_WF_"" _ CURB iiigss. iii inivii or nut of town. D43" ML‘A"4‘0'1‘31' @300 Fmlihiii‘ 340 nous]; A)"; L01- ans-W. ‘ ‘ "iii “i” 555-°°°- m cnancormrovm

Phone

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‘MaFiieip Wanted

f loot. KILLED IN COLLISION

s- l __.___ i, Teachers Wanted

size. New portable desiln. new

QERKTQ-udy

by Ken Reynolds

sparkling performance. Cash

or terms. Remington Rand

Limited. 134 Richmond jtreet.

Montreal. Que.

Wanted wssrrn-ranrs FOR t-WHEEL Sggthg

drive Willy's Jeep. Wrights mom Wm‘

Garage. C. Bedequo. WANTED GENERAL PURPOSE

MINARDW

horse. Chesley iluglies, West

Covehead. t U n I u T wand-En ro neivr ros. WIN- sans- an ter months. Garage. Vicinity “um” m‘

Guardian Office. Apply 144 "n Odor. - ‘ifl Prince.

AUCTION cam-z

AT WllidLAN MEMORIAL HALL, runsbav, can. 10th., srammo 1=ao r. M. I em instructed by Miss Benn Love to sell the following: 1 Chestertield suite, 1 B-piece walnut bed room suite, 2 twin beds. 2 antique chairs, 1 cupboard, 1 ice box, 1 Enter- prise range with oii burner, 4 kitchen chairs, stool, mirrors, dining room table. small tables, 1 ottoman, easy chair, 1

antique sofa, small living room table, floor lamp, radio table, 1. cupboard and other articles not mentioned. ; TERMS CASH LESTER KEIZEB

t‘ “Aliotasuddsnlget

the Guardian Want Ad said this coat. wasn't rabbit?"

s yen for carrots-are you surs

' Auctioneer.

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PROPAGANDA

‘M! WA! MNNST ‘fill cow ‘m! suuw o» ‘m: (‘Jlotllu 1b JOIN IN-

inin fashioned in limes: at w.‘ c.-—

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was siasiim moves: ‘m menu mm. mum-s

w dovii complain eT our dueso

IN ‘I'll! PROVISIONS

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