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Members Investment ‘

I48 Richmond 8t.

Government-llunIcipai-ilerporation Securities BOUGHT - SOLD — QUOTED

F. J. BRENNAN t? (JO. LTD‘.

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Charlottetown Saint John - Monehon - Fredericton — Halifax — Sydney

' Association Of Canada

Telephone 14W

41

Centralwaardiauhooaieiieperw

Classified 3o per word; o! Floral end Spiritual Utferings.

Advertising Rater-Payable In Advance . I Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement ll Ueab

lo per word; Announcement: and Cunning ltvente lo pr word; In Memuriam Notices 84o per inch; Hats

o! Condolence 84c per inch; wedding Engagements 40 words In IL00 and l0 cents for every additional ii words; and Appreciation. 84c per Inch or 6c per word; Lisle of Bullearip- tions, 4B cenle per inch; Address and Presentation 81.00.

Other Rates on application.

ord; Welter-hand Eastern been

Cards. eta. 5e per name; utters Notlela of Thanks

AIIIIIIIIIIIVB

SON MacLEOD. PONTIAC. Buick. G. M. Trucks. Phone 208. 126 Cumberland.

Agents Wanted

- BE YOUR. OWN BOSE! RETAIL our 250 Guaranteed household necessities in a territory of your choice. Hundreds of Farnilex Dealers started with a. borrowed 5Z5. or $50. and are now success- ful business men - why not you? Travelling equipment essential in rural districts. Several cllenteles established in the province. Write today for Free details and cats,- logue-It may Be Your Oppor- tunity-Famiiex 1600 Delormler, Montreal.

Baby ilhlcks

‘PROGRESSIVE POULTRYMEN iavor the ‘brooding of earLv hatch- ed chicks" says Farm News. Order Hillside Chicks now. re- member we're in March. with spring beckoning. Light-Heavy Cox available immediate delivery. Canada Approved, breeders pull- Orum tested. Why wait‘! Let us

FOB. SALE-CHOICE HOLSIIIN cow, 4 years, freshen April 1st. Arnold Weeks, Fredericton.

FOR SALE — FOUNDATION Green Mountain potatoes. Ced- ric Simpson. Bay View.

FOR SALE - WALNUT VENEER China Cabinet, Kitchen Table end 4 chairs. 2 Congoleum Squares. L. D, Wigmore, 88 Cumberland Street.

"FOR SALE - MASSEY HARRIS 101 Jr. Tractor. Also s car stock trailer. Both in A 1 condition. Apply Keith Myers. Victoria.

FOR SALE - AT A BARGAIN, three pool tables in very good shape. Apply torMichael Brothers, Charlottetown.

Furniture

WALLPAPER. PAINTS. F1008 Coverings, Blinds, Curtain Rods. Chrome Mouldings, Plywood. Hilchey d: Vaniderstine, Monr- tague. W.

General ‘Stores

Phone 1228-5.

quote prices. Rex Dawson, Albany. PAINTS, ALL canons, ANY quantity. At the K. and R. Store. Boarders Wanted ton». Richmond sot... BOARDEBS ACCOMMODATED.

Lest

Cars & Trucks Fer Sale

FOB SALE-INA FORD SEDAN. ‘Phone 2638-W.

FOB SALE-PSI 308D SEDAN. Reconditioned engine, four new drag, Apply Bert Docherty, New Haven.

FOR. SALE — 1947 FORD DE

Luxe Sedan. Perfect condition. lsow‘ mileage. Write Box 531, Guardian.

IORQALE - 1980 FORD COUPE. Good running condition. Newly overhauled. Apply 51!! em Guardian.

TOE SALE OE TRADE 1846 Chev. Sedan. Good condition. Would prefer 1938-40 half-ton truck or car. Apply 38 Elm. Ave.

FOB. SALE-Ian l-TON DODGE. New engine. new tires. Buell, Swthpm-t.

‘on SALE - less nnnsorr coach. 1040 Buick sedan. Phone 1393-L.

Female ileiu Wanted

A N '1‘ l: D — FEMALE HELP. waitress. chamber-maids. kitchen help, age between 18 and 25. Steady employment. fare paid to Truro. Apply Manager Belvederc Hotel. Truro, Nova Scotia.

“ANTED-SMART WOMAN OR

LOST-IN Tilt‘. CIT! FRIDAY $10.00 bill. Finder please leave at Guardian Office. Reward.

lIIaie Ileln Wanted

1AM!‘ SALESMAN — - EXCEP- tionally well paying position with nationally known and advertised Company financially eoufld and enjoying healthy expansion. No investment required!‘ Products and service bonded by Canadian General Insurance Company and in steady repeat demand. I! you are experiencfld in selling to 1n- dustrlal, Commercial and Insti- tutional establishments and want permanent connection with young. vigorous and highly suc- cessful organization write your qualifications to Box 532. Guard- ian.

W A N T E D — EXPERIENCED man for farm wont. Steady em- ployment. Modern equipment. Good wages. Apply Malcolm Meo- Leuchlan. stanhcvpe. Phone 1-5.

WANTED-SINGLE MAN 1'01! poultry work, steady year-round job if satisfactory. Write giving full particulars about yourseld. including habdia. education. eto. K. W. Smith. Prince William- N. Fl.

Nursery Stock

PLANT A HEDGE -- RESERVE

girl for kitchen work. Apply Milton's Old Spain. l

Fcr Sale - ,

For: cam - our: ALMOST New; 3000 Watt. 110 Volt. 60 Cycle m»! crating Unit, in good conditlo at: reasonable price. Apply to Jar- dine’s Machine Shop, Belle River,

P. E. I.

iron ssmc _. ,4 Gamma ~01: will trade for goose. Ivan Bow- ness Kensingtom.

FOR saIia-l- nacorm COLUM- bia. Range. Good condition. Phone ZOO-W.

I03 SALE - BABY PDAM. Phone 2101-11.

FOR SAL! - ‘H70 COW! T0 freshen in May, and two pure bred Yorkshire sows to furrow first part. of May. Willard Stew- art, Southport.

FOB SALE- MASTER 0 BUICK engine. Ernest McCebe, Alex- endra.

Fer Fleet

acorns-trouser - CENTBALLY located Phone 2100-3.‘

._..____.__...______._. Ton SALE-CHOICE nmnnmo non. esoono up. Stewart Mac- Kay.

won amm- - rtvz 1200M house with bath and shower. Modern conveniences. Partly rur-

now tor Spring 64101817 -' “- tremely hardy - quick 819711118 Chinese Elm -- will grow two feet the first year -— enough plants <25) to plant 26 ieet Special price 25 plants for $2.98, 12 inch size;- nr, 25 plants for $4.93. 2 ft. SIZE write for New Free Full 001001‘

Garden Guide, Brooltdl-Ie - Kingsway Nurseries. Bowman- vllle. Ontario.

Painters and Decorators

PAINTING AND VARNISIIING furniture. Phone 1202-1.

FOB NEUBALGIA. LUMIIAGO Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds spill? Hut Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

Plumbing find Iieatlng

PLUMBING, HEATING CON- tractor J. M. MacDonald. Phone 1756-L. St. Avardb.

W. CASFOBD a SON, PLIJIIB ing. Heating. Phone 1145. I00 Queen.

Teachers Wanted

WANTIl-D-"IIAOIII sol Primary Department of Cape Traverse School. Yearly Supple-

- nished. 045.00 per month: Apply Guardian Box 53d. '

merit $300.00. Apply Evelyn M. Bell, secretary. -

_omr. wists»

, We _i|eve n position open for a good smurf girl to ect‘ as Invoice Clerk - must be good "ehhlthmeiie end accurate in her work. Sing-them and Typing not essential.

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TORONTO, March 24- (C?)- Baee metals showed increased act- ivilv with several leaders ,sdvnn- clng strongly on‘the Toronto stock

urnet, Normetel, Sherrltt, East Sul- livan and United Keno Hill were lower. , Qdemcnt and Hudson Hay were strong frectionelly and Pond Ore- ille and Labrador added pennies. Senior golds were better and some junior producers showed gains ranging up to five cents. Bidgood lagged following news that the mine at Kirkland Lake would suspend operations by the end of spring.

Western oils were the only group to show a loss on the exchange’: index. Anglo-Canadian lost 15 cents at $3.70 and Foothills and Royallte were down five cents.

The exchange’! closing index showed golds up .53 at 94.56, base metals up .89 at 94.85, western oils down .46 at 46.97.

Golds listed 43 gains, 47 losses. 41 unchanged; base metals, 9 gains, 11 losses, 7 unchanged: western oils, 4 gains, B losses, 7 unchanged.

At Montreal

MONTREAL, March 24—(CP)— Stocks worked into higher ground in heavier trading on the Montreal stock exchange and curb market today, with advances of as much as four points shown by leading

exchange today although New Cel- Y

industrinls.

The uptrend started yesterday following release of the 1949 Fed- eral budget.

Canadian Vickers Preferred top- ped the list, with a four-point jump to e new high of 160, follow- ing announcement here today that the company would redeem the is- sue et S110, plus arrears and cur- rent dividends to May 1.

The Common added two points to a new high of 84 after touch- ing 80 near the final hour.

Power Corporation, holding sub- stantial interest in the Mid-Weat- ern Power Company, rose 1 1-4 to 14 3-4.

Metals dipped slightly with In- ternational Nickel and Aluminum down 1-4 each at 32 1-4 and 54, re- spectively.

Balhursi, Fraser. Howard Smith. St. Lawrence Paper, Second Pre- ferred, Consolidated Paper and Great Lakes were fracticnally higher in a broad list. Brown dip- ped 1-8 lo u new low nl 3 1-4. while Price. Abitibi. Common and Pre- ferred, were minor losers.

At New York ‘

NEW YORK, March 24—(AP)- The stock market closed with gains of fractions to a point or so In the majority today-but at the end of the price level was curving down- ward. '

Opening demand represented a pile of orders which had built up overnight following the snappy rise In Wednesday's trading when one of the largest overall gains of the year was scored. I

There was no follow-through, however. ' Turnover of 920,000 shares com- pared with 960.0000 yesterday, which was tops for the month. The Associated Press average oi 60 stocks advanced .3 of one point to 63.6, the highest of the past 10 days.

Rail stocks did better than aver- age today, evidently a further re- flection of the 75-cent dividend voted by the Pennsylvania R. R. board yesterday. '

Typewriters

PORTABLE — TYPEWIIITEBB — See the New Remington. Two tone grey finish. Big machine performance. Cash or term: Remington Rand Ltd., 134 Rich- mond street. Phone 2771.

Venetian Blinds

VENETIAN BLINDS — IIAIIDLD Clark. Phone 1523-3. Free hang- ers with every blind.

Wanted

WANTED-ALE BOTTLES ilighest prices paid. Fast pick-

Stock Market Prices , Closed Higher Yesterday

Montreal Exchange

Abitibi ‘l5 1-3 Asbestos 24

B A Oil 22 1-3 Build Pro . 29 1-8 Bruck Silk 15 3-4 Bell Tel . 40 1-4 Can Brew 20 3-8 Bathurat 19 3-4 Can Cement . . 24 Can Pacific . .. 14 3-8 Celaneae .. .. 22 Can Car Found 13 Can Cur Pfd . 16 Can Steam . ‘l3 3-4 Cons Paper 18 Cockahutt . .... 13 1-2 Can Vickera . 80 Dom Bridge 35 Dom Coal Pf 20 Dch A .I.. 20 Dis Seag 16 1-2 Dom St B

Dryden ..

Fraser

Ford A .

Founda . E Gen St Warol 14 How Smith . 29 1-4 Ham Bridge . 8 3-4 Hir Walker _ 24 Can Ind Al 10 1-4 Int Nickel 3a as Imp Oil .. . 18 1-8 Int bets . . s 1-4 Int Power 53 Int Paper 52 Imp Tob . .. 14

B C Power 26 Con Smelt . 99 Lake Woods . 24 Mass i-lar . . 20 3-8 McColl Front 12 3-4 Nat St Car 20 7-8 Can Nor Pfd 9 1-4 Noranda . .. 54 1-2 Price Bros . . 52 1-2 Quebec Power . 16 1-2 Shawinigan .. . 24 1-2 St Law .. 8

St Law Pfd . 19 3-4 St Law Pfd Ind 12 1-2 Dom Tex . . 11 1-8 Dom Tar .. 24 1-2 Wpg Eiec A so 1-2 St of Cnn . 80 1-2 Brazilian 19 3-8

New York Exchange

Anaconda . . Am Car and F Beth Steel NY Central . Ches Ohio Con Edison

Eiec Auto Lite 39 3-4 Gen Elec . .. 38

Gen Motors . . 59 1-8 Gt Nor. Pfd 39 5-8 Std Oil NJ 67 1-2 Kennecott . 46 5-8 Mont Ward . 56 7-8 North Am 17 7-8

Phil Pete . 59 7-8 U S Rubber 39 3-8 Radio Corp l2 3-4 Texas Corp 54 1-2 United Air 26 1-4

Van_Air West Elec West Union . U S Steel .

Commerce . Montreal Nova Scotla .

Royal Bank

WINNIPEG, March 24- (CPI- Oats and barley futures prices moved narrowly in dull trading on ‘tihs Winnipeg grain exchange to-

ay.

A small lot of Canadian wheat was allocated to the United King- doén. The amount was not announ- ce .

Prices of class two wheat re-

up service. Phone 2541 Evening» 11M. Michael Bros.

WANTED-TWIN BABY CAB- riage in good condition. Phone 507 after 5 pm. or write Box 071, Buntmerslde.

WANTED — MONAGHAN DRUM

and Cleaner combined. State sgeand price. Howard Ling. Hunter River.

mained unchanged.

Cash prices: '

Oats: No 2 OW 76 3-8; ex 3 CW 74 7-8; 3 CW and ax 1 feed 74 3-8; 1 feed 73 7-8; 2 feed 80 3-8; 3 feed 65 3-8; track 71 7-8.

Barley: 1 and 2 CW G-row 1.19 3-8; 1 and 2 CW 2-row'1.08 3-8; 3 CW 6-row 1.14 3-8; 1 feed 1.05 7-8; 2 feed 1.05 3-8; 3 feed 1.03 3-8; 2 CW yellow 1.06 3-8; 3 CW yellow 1.06 3-8; track 1.03 7-8.

Work Wanted .

comnraxr cant-nu ran P110118 $92-14

wants odd jobs.

amt. WANTS wotur n! 114E day- Idhone 1202-3’.

WANTED - CARPENTER WORK. A/pply to Elton Warren. Mt. Id- ward Road or Phone 17304.

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cud

TYPIST Avoiidale for port time work Am ' lax "l" Glldfllion

Produce

MONTREAL, March 24-—(CP)— Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 45- 45 1-2; med 43-44: A pullers 41 1-2; B 41-41 1-2; C 34-35.

Butter: Wholesale Quebecno 1 pasteurized fresh and storage 58- 59 (nominal). First grade creamery print job price 60-61; solids 59 1-2-60 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipts western white 32 3-8: western colored 32

(nominal). No other prices estab- iished.

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs new 1.15-1.25, 10-lb bags M21 cents; NB no 1 75 lbs 1.30-1.40: 10-lb bags 20-23 cents; PEI no 1 88 lb bags 1.50-1.80 ;10 1b bags 24-25 cents.

Foil sitar. r ... offering m an

bl 1C0 ION! I MID buildings ne'er school ' churches.

meow MCMANU!‘ he farther periieelm apply:

farm Good and

‘ '1'. 1|. Ilellanas Brothels, J. as. 4 . . ~ iii-I

Shipping llevn ,

AT SAINT JOHN-

Arrived \

Norwegian. Bristol Channel ports Thunder

iiade County. . for continental

ports Robin Kettering. New Terr _

Grail-on, South Africa Baum-a Heel. Ireland.

1-2 (fob); wholesale western while , 32 (nominal); western colored 33 _

Empress of France, from Halifax '

a -_-aa

(Canadian Peace) roaorrro, March :4-

Seles Stock Close

4500 Am Yknlfa .... ..--.. 14 1-2 1300 Anacon ...... .... 83 3000 Anglo Cdn .. 3730

s-roo Ang Rouyn .... ....

2500 Aubelle v1 00 200 Aunor ...... .. .. 325 50 Bk of Mont . 5 Bk of Tor 4210 Base Met . 2000 Berena 1700 Bevcourt 25 43400 Bidgood .. 01 3500 Bonetal .. 1000 Boycon . 400 Brawl: . . . 2832 Boymar 2000 Brit Dom 5500 Buffad 100 Buff Ank 2000 Buff Cdn . 6500 Buff RI --..- 07 200 Cal Edm . $0 1400 Calmcnt - 40 2000 Campbell .. 345 215 Bk of Com 33 1-2 625 Cdn Brew 20 1-4 775 Cae Treth . . 167 3900 Cent Led 101 100 Cent Pat 132 5100 Chem Rea 71 2500 Chesklrk 05 1-4 200 Chesterviile . 255 5000 Citralam ,... ... 03 - 1100 Cochenour .... 230 2000 Colomac .. .. 05 43528 Con Astoria . 32 4600 Con Beattie 50

3450 Con Duquesne 600 Con Smelt 1700 Conweat . 1000 Croincr

2500 Decalta 1200 Delnite 1500 Denison ._... 20 Dom Bk 4200 Dulama. 1000 Duvay 850 E Mai 850 Sullivan .. 3680 Frobisher 900 Giant 4900 Globe 1250 Gcldcreat 1900 Gold Man 3000 Goldhawk .1500 Goidorn . .1100 Graham Boua . 4500 Gilliam .. 900 Gulf Lead 1600 Hadley 100 Highridge . 250 Hollinger 360 Hud Bay .. 3000 Hugh Mal . 5O Imp Bk 920.Int Nickel . 5550 Int Uran 2500 Joliet 1000 Kayrnnd . 2010 Kerr Add 24600 Kirk Gold . 1600 Kirk Lake 2360 Labrador 1300 L Dufault 2250 Lingman . 4500 L Rowan .. 925 Lake Shore 16900 Lapaakzn 200 Leltch .. 1000 Little LL 9800 Lcuvicourt 210 Macassn . .. 1700 MacDonald 3500 Macfle 1000 Maclseod 500 Modsen 300 Mai Gf .. 290 McIntyre .. 5100 McMarmae .... .... 126167 Mid Cont -- .. 1025 Min Corp . 1000 Model . 1000 Mcaher .

5317 New Jae . 10600 New Nor: . 4450 New Pac .. 3000 New Rouyn 3525 Gcldvue

495 Noranda 1000 New Thur .. ‘5227 Nor-metal 2000 Norpick . 1000 Norseman 1000 Northland 1400 0Brlen 6000 Okaita . 2500 Omnitrans 3100 Osisko

2000 Osulake 4200 Pac Pet 100 Pamour 3500 Pan We 1000 Parsmaq

4500 Pen, Rey

3000 Piccadilly __ 1o 200 Pickle Cr ,_ 210 200 Pioneer .. 320 1000 Porc Pen _. 05 300 Preston .. . 142

‘1300 Que Lab . 700 Que Man 1200 Queenstcn 540 Quemont .. ‘i500 Regcourt 1200 Roche 2500 Roxana . 180 Royal Bk 525 Royalite 11500 Reybar 5000 Rupunuwl 100 San Ant . 1000 Sannorm . .. 2700 Senator .. 400 Sheep Cr 6900 Sherritt ..

1100 Sprinter 20% gtadaccna teep Ro ... .

_. eco Sullivan ”' ‘

000 Teck i-Iu ......... 1000 Thom Lund ...... .. S500 '1' ...I...... 114 34°" .. 10-

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1300 Yellcrex .....- ... ....- 27 1000 Yltnlfe B ........ ... 70

' one

40o Foothills . Q mo Pond Ore 470

, would quit agriculture or

Modem Tet Affecisjsnn life

MONTREAL. lhrels as —<w)- ‘rise impact of modern Melanoiosv in agriculture. cocoon sting isla- lrcuthelabor Iectonstandsasa tbreettothefamflyfannasitls known in our society. in the opin- ion of Dr. David L. Mecllarlane.

m. mans-mic. wales-Or a! agricultural economim at. uacdon- aid College. outlined nwvim in an inaugural lecture at McGili Unl-

W.

This technological development lends to “accentuate the cleavage between the commercial farmer on the one hand and thennall Ina!- flclent nheL‘ farmer end-he other."

Dr. MscFsrlene said that while the farm tractor, in practical terms. goes back only to i920. the mnnber now approaches one for svvry mm in Canada. New sets of i lernecits. auoh as the small combine and at- tachments to tractors. ‘have “vast- 1y changed the nature of far-m work."

Therg is also "the biological 0r

' cultural aspect of progress in agri-

culture" - plant-breeding develop- merits. such as hybrid corn. and rust-resistant wheat; invention of improved weed killers and bug kill- ers, and far greater use of fertiliser and lime.

m. Mauliarlane suggesiedr en- couragement rather than discour- agement of the speed of mechaniz- ation; “inciinatioiw oi those who those workers who would be displlcfid by further mechanization: BQOPQWIQI special educational and flflfllliu" al programs directed at the small inefficient farms.

INDIAN INTERMENT

Canoe burials were once DIM"!- ed by the i-mefloen Indians.

“Tofiifcr MORTGAGE SALE

T, b9 sold by public auction in front of the Law Courts Buiidlnl n. Charlotteto u. 0n Manda! the 4th day of April, A.D. i940, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. All that um of min situate Irina and being on ‘Iiownshiii Numb" Sixty in queens County in Prince Edward Island. bounded and de- gerlbed aa follows, that-is to say: Bounded on the Seuth I1! Ill"! "I Donald Bell, on the north and west by land willed lsy'the late Donald Beaten to Alexander D. Beaten and by the shore o! Flat ltlver, on the elet by lanll of An- gus naatou, including an arse o! fifty acres more or iem. being the goulheg hill OI lllld IICOGIIIIGII in a deed from the Commissioner of Public Landa to Donald Benton dated the let. May 1361, and will- edtotheeald JohnmBeeten b! the said Donald Boston by ‘his will dated ind. April 1900.