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     1940 _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     e-m-‘f- . 
     
     Warning lie Night Parking 
     
    
   
   
    
     QECTION 35 OF THE BY-LAW TO REGULATE 
     
     1RAFFIC IN THE CITY 0F CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
     m “It shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle 
     
     ark such vehicle on any street or public plflge for a 
     
     of time longer than two (2) hours between 2 o'clock 
     
     1mg a o'clock A.M. except in such areas as may be in- " 
     
    

    
     led by the police by reaon of their being continuously EXChaflge 
     
    
   
   
    
     period 
     
    
   
   
    
     flmssary for the‘ travelling public.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     The attention of the general public is hereby drawn > - _—‘-' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     srocx QUOTATIONS 
     
    
   
   
    
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     w the above By-Law which will be strictly enforced in (Cllllllllll Press) 5m“ 
     
     iiture. ‘ s: k 61"‘ 
     
     i J. A. FULLERTON, A“ ’ , Bar “r w, 
     
     Cit c] m 6 and ! 3O 1-4 Brazilian 51-5 
     
     112-4-6-10-1214 y m“ ‘Rfitrrlfrlriffl "° H’ m“ “m” i‘ t" 
     
     H" BM‘ 371-4 Canon-Found 9 
     
     ;€ tflgltdvlvlfn All?” g 1-8 2::  {ll-CIA 128A 
     
     Oct. 2s. was included in the notes t3?“ steel 87 s-a, can ‘Pacific r 1.4" 
     
      1t stated that confusion had rel-Cf“ °m° 4“ Mr C" 5"“ 41-1 
     
      ‘ fitfg [in klast-minute ucsilloae- gilllyfiliillson  g3. gfifinfiflwn a 8'4 
     
     ' tries rrrrorrirreliigfnti-iirilgr m‘ms' m" ‘“"° U“ 35 3-9 i Dem Brides as 1-2 
     
     on   and atked co-operationmifl gfiifif; gig Ele? 33 3‘4 mm 5m‘ 5 95-3 
     
     wcrd to war ‘ndusme; ma‘ app“ iGt NMmors 40 5-8 Dom Textile 
     
     I   antigens for pOSL-Diflflmlinb should be i Kenna?‘ . 3g a"  co - £34 
     
     ma withi ‘h d i, 1 . t 
     
        men concellgmffirctceifll; afcttfggestrti: lltlllgrrltmllfilaéd a1 Zi-Blfien Steel Wares iii-z 
     
     report for mcd cal xi  = . ° 16 1'4 3°“ 5mm 14 
     
     Th W id e nll.l.lt.cn. ,P(.ll1’l R B, 33 3.3 1m To‘, n 74 
     
     "-'_'__ B HO S 53 Z - 
     
     D 9 (c?) Fart o! letter} was forrirardfd (llmilll Ouflartiltiif 11533;“ 3,1911? i g3 i‘: Ea fig‘: -- 34 5'3 
     
     Awn ec. -— —— us cs. ~ ‘  
     
     the eorrfsllftfllllztlttf? bilwm sigsfil); i On the second call, for the tratn- gllitlgd all? :4 ' i: 7-8 s???“ n  M 1'4 
     
     f a on er c i d ~. r . ' . 
     
      °. .  or   rif“£é“r~‘i..§t°‘,e3§,:,?§‘;°“.3 s  =3 =-~ H» w» i. m 
     
     .4 the (‘Rlilllg U0 pioyeei and the mmpnfry i-C neg}: vqnadlu 0C 69 4'2 s‘ o‘ C!“ PM '- 
     
     ‘1 - °mP1°Y9°5 7°‘ 9d Dit-‘ltllfilnemeut for all, Tlieqccni- West UllTllOnorp gt‘) 3.4 swpgt ufief‘, '- 
     
     wmpiil ~_"t‘rl_' i231??? mlgai Dally Was asked to send icp escnt- West Elec 1m 7.3 wpg m” 3 i 
     
     “b11311 501-9 ° w?" 11$ Htlvés t0 meat the Dvsional Board Woolworth ... 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ii-vary; Servfces Mirihter Gardiner 
     
     “bred it in app-war {'1 i1 QIPSli-"h 
     
     ircm M. J. Cclriwcll, acrng house 
     
     [um cf tho Co-operative Com- 
     
     monwealth Fcdcraticn. _Mr. Gardn- 
     
     r 511d 4ft mail "were nficcicd n fac- 
     
     rm... which tlzirctcd _to rendrisz 
     
     men to ccnip and aoilcrded notes 
     
     or, tw- case of the Fleet Aircraft 
     
     Crnrflnl? 
     
    

    
     ‘Thee nztes szrd the‘ company 
     
     nltmitird no plan olltlnlni! the 
     
     mart suitable time for thr- eallln", 
     
     un cl any employees lable for 
     
    

    
     aintnn. but on Sent. 
     
     n 11-‘, p Pl Wm‘ SPTVQP? Refi- 
     
     Irgarat Twxmto \'."\'= iviv sect by 
     
     me cfniptfv that t"e ahssrce of 
     
     rrv ct its men would cripple pro- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     durfon. 
     
    

    
     0a the same day “H? (Fmllflflv 
     
     wss asked by the Rerrktrar to give 
     
     the coil ruirhrrs ct’ the men con- 
     
     cerrt"_ wt reply was rec.“ vcd until 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the i m! of at‘ 23 Fleet ("Yb 
     
     nigvpas owed un fcr the 30-day 
     
     its as period ‘refining Oct. 9. 
     
     be nnstrriied. This request was 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     granted. 
     
    

    
     The notes further said that on 
     
     (‘chtialll’) onal War Services 
     
     111ml; iwrn “evicted vritll fl ist 
     
    

    
     _ s ard advised to 
     
     in. ."‘Tl("ll of training to 
     
     _n eirgaged in those indus- 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     q 1y.- CFYYWVWTY alt-art tilai 
     
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     in Toronto and did so. They state-d 
     
     260 men between thp ages of 21 and 
     
     2t W?" rmillQrerl and nor/g ccilld 
     
     be spared. 
     
    

    
     Tile board askJd tllc company 
     
     l0 lTqk cllt 20 c1 lllfft‘ chili-rt for 
     
     the f-rst tlro iralillilg periods ii 11o 
     
     Could be rlflicasui. The cclillaiiny- a- 
     
     greed to th;s hilt it u-as not (11110, 
     
    
   
   
    
     BIRCH uaovi: w r 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘The Birch _Grave W.I. held their 
     
     animal meeting with Mr.»- Everett 
     
     Szhurmzln 14 mclnlxcrs answered 
     
     to‘ lcll call. Attcr the reading’ of tho 
     
     minutes the Sccct 'y an: ‘en . 
     
     urel" gave thzi“ re 
     
     ed a successful yea 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     55 out: o? it total of $151.83. Rc, 
     
     ports or committees \\'<‘r-n then glvsn 
     
     and alter CCTi‘€‘Sl’]0ll(li‘l1CD “'83 
     
     l was extend- 
     
     _ T c fol- 
     
     lowing WPIT‘. el-c .<l as officers for 
     
     the cllsiling year": 
     
     Przsicltili-Mrs Ina Phillips; 
     
     Secretary-Mrs Everett. Schumann 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Ilcasilrcr - Miss R011; Arlring; 
     
     Drcctcrs -- ‘Mrs C.l3. lll<lill‘c"‘f‘.lli 
     
     Mrs Alfred Cu lev and l\1;'s Johil 
     
     Jiirdlile‘. Airlitos -~ Firs Austin 
     
     Scnlts and Mrs Au‘ tin Rogci-‘s. 
     
     The lilcciiiig illcn vctortSU. to 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     latter showing a below/c‘ of 523,-‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vice-President —— Mrs Froa lvicase 
     
    
   
   
    
     CIIRRENOIES 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW YORK, Dec. 9—(C'P)-—'I‘lle 
     
    
   
   
    
     lion; Kong and Shanghai dollars 
     
     (EYCIEJlCKl wday after last week's 
     
     ‘§_t:1'(”~lRl_ll 0n word of United States 
     
    
   
   
    
     inc-lat aid to China. The Hong 
     
     Kane mono; difmed .03 of a cent. 
     
     to 23.79 United States cents and 
     
     the Shanizhal unit lost .04 of a. 
     
     cent at 607 cents. 
     
    

    
     The Canadian dollar declined 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     |3-lti to 86 13-16 United States 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cents. or a discount of 13 8-16 and 
     
     the Portuguese escudo was trim- 
     
     med a bit at four cents. The Swiss 
     
     franc and free Argenflne peso 1m- 
     
    
   
   
    
     proved narrowly. (Ottawa Flor- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ciim Exchange Control Board rate 
     
     9.09-9.91 per cent discount.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Livestock 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MONTREAL. Dec. 8—(CPl—'I‘he 
     
     DCllllrllCn Livestock Branch re- 
     
     pcrtcrl today that prices were 
     
     steady to firm on the two Mont- 
     
     rcai markets. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     N. Y. Stock MontrealStock 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (Canadian Press)  
     
     TORONTC), D00. 9- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stocks s Close 
     
     tars Q" “ I;  
     
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     Alder-mac ‘ '7 15 
     
     £3318 2dr...“ ‘ r2‘; 
     
     Arrbigifield i *4 8 
     
     As ra. 4 
     
     Aunor Gold 215 
     
     Bagamac 1i 
     
     ganfiield _ 7 1-4 
     
    

    
     ea e _ A 117 
     
     Bldgood i. < F r. 1 12 
     
     Bobito  , - 7 1-4 
     
     E3 ‘iii.’ ‘f’  t2 1" 
     
    

    
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     Buff Alli: (40 
     
     s". a 
     
    

    
     i"! _ l 1-3 
     
     Cdn Mal 1 V v 51 
     
     Gas Treth r _ '5' 50 
     
     Cent Pat __-‘ 19B 
     
     Cent Pore Hr 11 1:] 
     
     Chester - v 14o 
     
     Cochenour 
     
     Contarum 154 
     
     Dome 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     "to be scntt the s» rm 1C1 s. to om Daquesne a a4 
     
      an, M,;,',.-.<=zr.r.b.~.’~:r w-   “ ‘ "  t to s. a islrsstrrslttzzfrrzai. w» m m 
     
     Hechib‘) ‘éljw ‘(jmncn dated The report of Rad C.os= war-k W-fis sold from S8 to $8.50 or better.‘ E35‘ M“ no 
     
      as follnirs: 290 pars 576k , 69 sivca-‘ There were no tops, medium were E1d°rad° 39 
     
     “T” tes, 24 S-gnrws, 21 p-irg riflznlitts sans to so and common "Falw" zit 
     
     and 2 pairs wiistiets lnvc been knit $6.50. ‘Fed Km‘ 5 34 
     
     and 31 pairs pajamas, 1i $‘li‘?,6Cl'i5i Heifers ranged from $4 to $6.50 fiancoeur ~ " 44 
     
     cools; 4 arm slices, 6 hcspltnl gowusl with an odd heifer at $7. G lgunes m“ i " 4 1'4 
     
     3 flfileoils 1-10? s. 6 surgeons captncgws were $5.25 to $5.75, mediuml 0d‘ Lek“ 1 l‘ g 
     
     3 0e bag ccvxis, 7 bed pact; 7 hol--$ 50 to $5.25 and common $4 tot " “~ ~ '_ 
     
     Buvinz dallv dressed chick- ders and 3 h-t saw battle covers $4.50. Carmers and cutters weriflgg gglfe  2g 
     
     en, ducks and fowl. Large have bctn finrhed. $3 to $3.75. Billls were $3.75 to QGJC-Irandoro a 1 
     
     qnaniltlcs needed to fill Meefina. clo= d in iriial manner Receipts: cattle, 946: calves, 867; Gunnar Gold 5 1'4 
     
     orders. llizhcst market prir- to meet with Mrs Ails‘in Scales for Fhwll- 1-0901 11085. .61. Halcmw ' 37 
     
     es paid. One cent premium Decemtcer meeting. Grass calves ilvere steady with Hard Rock n: 3'3 
     
     on choice quality. Write or last Monday and other kinds were Inomnger e 1 
     
     phone R. L. Dickleson, New firm. Good nualltv vests made Home o“ t‘ g3 
     
     Glasgow. p ~ to $11.25 with a few ups at $11.50.: Jack w“ 2 5 
     
     rnsrsns wan AREA Medium veals sold up t- $10.50 and Jen, 25 
     
     I T0 HURT on LEAVETrwnmcn iieht, k‘r~d= down to $8.50, Kerrmgdd "g 
     
     L-1063-l2-2-l2i. '—_ mirth“ Wt" $55" t" $8 ""11 Kirk Lake r m 
     
     ,____ CALGARY, -(CPl -Georgc:"ra<:ers $4.50 to $5, mostly $4.75 Lakeshor, ;, .- 19 b; 
     
     ca“ a ' Msnrlcscu, of the Royal Canadi-oriito to. Lamaque l -~i» n5 
     
     PROV! ‘CE 0F ‘ Navy, is vcrv drfinit: ab:ut it. He Good ewes and wethel-s were L, a C“ 7 a 4 
     
     PRINCE EDWARD lsLANl) “gOilldcT-iiillfir taco Ggalmh? irmbs steady‘? dsio.‘ colitis gnarl bucks Le 1 om 1 5'8 
     
     l fin R QflTV HTUOTTTC‘ t‘ ( ‘ivffS. ‘VGTG Tl '3 .9 fill a 9Q“ wefe i ' 
     
     m CIIANCERY Hohic on leave, lib was slighltlv hurt irr-vr so to $4.50. mostly to $5.50. 531g, 3:; 
     
     BEFORE we vica-cuANvaI-LOR rlililiie-“airakfrdiilrilrri”t"r§§l§r““§¥; raTF§§°rrr§'§“§rr§ri?§§f"}§§'$§i§°§§i§§ $1M” “*5 
     
     4N Tm‘; “15TTEF3 "I “'9 “w” “I speaks from exrvriencc H“ was in M 1 5x11 '4 67 
     
     ALFRED airawau late of Brailal- sew“, d", m, m i“ bommn “I” ° -'!. g‘- 121 
     
     ill!“ in Queen's cum” in “in” raids in ldriiain. and vsvlrlc 0n ccif- ' gglgetggioe T} 1% 
     
     1,111’.lf'fg‘f,;l'f§lf'g“§fa'm°" voy ditty witnessed tho GQSiHljtlOH PTOdlICG P r 1688 Mcwatterl "rt 27 
     
     In obedience to an order of the c‘ R mbmmme’ “mum 51 
     
     Court made herein on the 26th day _._ i? murphY Z 1-8 
     
     of arrrrrbrr 1940. i hereby notify MONTREAL, m. tJ—(CP)—Pro~ “wit” r .8 
     
     Ill persons having an claims for F (ma; Mar-keg, pflce; h", wday’ ‘MNUNSSNII 104 
     
     debts or liabilities ago net the said s 0 X M E  reported by the Domtnmn Dunn, ;Noranda ..r 57 
     
     estate, to come in before the Vlce- I merit of Agriculture, follow: lNWBOId i,“ 4 7-8 
     
     Chancellor at his Chambers In the Butt/er. first and, flame“. _Nor Star ‘y, g1 1.2 
     
     Lu Courts Building in Chariotte- H M i 5o, __ _ 5 L2 ‘b prints Job-hm; price 34. m.“ “we Brien" ' r 114 
     
     1"“- wn Mendel. the 16th dav d °'§° °° ‘ c ~ 1d ' b, l - ,5 1 3. Okalt-a -~ 70 
     
     December A. D-r 1940. at the hour Ground Meof 50's — — 5c lb. so‘ s’ Jo bng pr “Z5911 ‘h’ 1am‘ 0111988 ' l5 
     
     0f eleven dciock in the forenoon, to . , h“ m) 1 Pastel“ ' w 995419 m9“;-  145 
     
     pro" “Mr "aims; n bu“! proyid. BOOT THPO  S — -— 4 1-26 lb lfibbing 1774M, Twmded 331", Qlléw Plndor. r a 
     
     a hr an orrirr not rues s: o» Cult Tripe sou - - a l-Zc lb. b" 11° 2- ‘ewtm- t“ “- omulPei-tsnen ' a 1-2 
     
     creditors of the said estate ss shal baégegesléflqllvvtedmém Wm“ “m” Psyrriaster m 1.; 
     
     m" ' fl h I l l 3 i 
     
     hrlirgnlirrisr‘lllrriizliollrrlcfslecit'll: ABQVE MEATS ALL NEW PACK- receipt ma‘, 13 8-4-14; colored. gfffl°gflf§ld ' gig 
     
     lxcluflqd tram m, bmem o; 4,1,9 current receipt price. 13 7-8-14 Pioneer m5, 
     
     mid Order, u I d c   e 5-8; white and colored, wholesale Powell no 
     
     nlran fills 26th day of NOVEM- s all U g price, 14. Qulbeec white and eolor- mm“ w 
     
     DEB A. D.. 1940. ed. current recei price, i8 8-4; ‘Royum m 
     
     “m " “wlrffrilia. Company "“°‘°§?‘°rr‘3.'ri?r shipments in used B" “t, ° 
     
     b-llit-11-28-30-12-3-7-10-14-16. free cases. selling price, A-lsrge 5;; 43")“ a": 
     
     didfirtélmarmr... ‘..‘....‘t'*’.r.rr““°" 35,353’, 4* H 
     
     rr_"°”€r‘-‘°§‘ °“°rr_ lilmrrlr ‘lfirrérrltr? 315g; "it 
     
     ‘ ' ' ' 1475's 'os'-'1o'~ iem cobbler-s n6 
     
     Advertising Rates’ Pfllttlillti "t Alttlfllltie 1°». eB-‘vo-ria mountain l. 1 8rd" i 
     
     - ~ - » slave Like 01-: 
     
     75's .70—-.75. S1560 Rik l‘ 1 
     
     Munlmum 911"“ (or Any Advertisements 25 Cents finer m1“ I 51 34 
     
     Central Guardian locsie 6o per- word; Western and Eastern locals "33"" , 
     
     i, . ' - , 1 p; 1| a per word: Sllllll/Bn e2 
     
     Claszlliegoiglpegnwlgrmcli?Taiemirlflfmrgalgge ‘ttllocrper lITch; Lists of M Ont T80 I Cllfb Sylvanite 
     
     Floral and splrlmru otisrirrp curls. etc. so oer Heme‘- l-"t"! t" “k “"3” 3" 
     
     Condolence 70a per lnell- We dlnl ell! elnent 40 words for $1M _____ ‘Nbllm ' 156 
     
     "ti! l0 cents for every additional 8 vror s. Notices of Thinks Inn (mum-n he") Ucm f l5 
     
     Allvrcclation, 70o per- [non or lo im- word. Lists of Subscriptions Unit Oil 4 
     
     "~ cents oer inch Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on Sm“ mo” r Ode I n: 
     
     innllrstlon. mlgalfg; -.= 30° 
     
     . Abitlbi com _ so wwd C“ 7 b, 
     
     v _ Abltibi Pid , ' l’: ti; w“ m,‘ V 11 
     
     Ladies, Young Girls Female Help Wanted ggalilmlrtnitl lg orzusnm 
     
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     Wanted WANTED - IIOUSEKEEPING l!" “gtllkvr 4g‘ 0,1,1“, 5 
     
     u  position in small llllnjly  care mp s 1_ 4 
     
     entailing to Tlllmegtgbsiilghlgi  ____G““dl.“_~__~“‘ .-L'?"‘)'9'.1“1l10 ml lPxllcfeégm l: 1-2 ro1r$r§°irl§r°'b.t’t&°' trZ‘°5l"'?rlt° 
     
     lmonrrrllahlillrtiaisllekngroflggllrdslillyeig: ‘veeAr]:i'lrcle:?__11,=\1l‘tPlAtlili)ic wggllllvnnfi Price pm _ 2:’ i“ a4 hdwufl “m mm" 
     
     o . - . ' ' . u _ ups e . ‘ 
     
      ifiltiigmt2§ir§llg‘°“§t.§§£§; G““““““' L'244_.'.“_'.12il', a ‘rho soul-skate till-mover we: NI.- 
     
     eca .'  _ ~. . ooo . i 
     
      wail-r; tat wit:   BANKS n. "error. or...  
     
     "rs a Gay benefit 1, our e r- 9X53’ Gllurulllll ‘il-"ia-fz-io-ll and Dominion Woolteos pfd k- 
     
     tengs ‘glrlgtilnjml WllIdBLTCCRtLXDeNO ' >——F -5*§'—l:*—"*""—' erred‘ fresdctécnsmeadtllilsergiel; Bilxk" 
     
     * assure b working. - ,1 wee en o . er IO 
     
     wifhétl-R liable you. Wrlgs at onie __ .f:.e.....____ , 51001,, w“. l“ he”) m," spots were gee-Hersey. down e 
     
     tilted p§’.§‘““"°"- i" 1"" "W" iron sans - sow. JUNKS, an l can...“ __ point. to 105 sad Blue ma»: old. 
     
     gm,“ m "ital us to Miss Bt- mm 541W“. m; 4,1 “Comma,” _ Canadian Well paper B, and Pm!!- 
     
     urrrrcl, si- "will" fgffl- ‘ L-‘JBD-IZ-lO-lt. R0,,“ m 262M051: with doslines of about 
     
     ' ' ' - _.-.__ ~~  p ~—— ~— w r t1 ,_ - poin. 
     
     Tli——~—— iron sALE - 2 sows. DAVID fiivnlrfiff’ “ _ The close was hilher roi- Boll 
     
     a e Help W "(,4 Psvnter- Lena R"'~‘*‘- , l ‘ Telephone. Bank of commerce. 
     
      ____. _ _ 1-‘123'12‘1°_j_1;l Oonedisnacsr pgibglegdtseenwlre- 
     
     ~ f WAN ‘ """ A “ bound ox, - enema. 
     
     “at Barber Pride allurfiucouTsg m“ s“? _ ““.".,°“AS‘§WH‘,’,P,E G fa 1- n Goodyear .Tire. Imperial Ben 
     
     rt mum to farrcu ill Mali l. m) v YI t‘ 1 a 
     
     Colleiie 1i i n“ "m" “m” Scott Marsllttcld. L-2ltl-l2-10-lt. , 1M1" B- "! ti"! ‘"1 Q"- 
     
     Mltmm N4“ ' i‘ A lilac’ rnrc mn$alg?r4s.hcopmmon4d' My“ "Bum 
     
     ms?- __\h___r()[, ,' _' —-—— . 
     
     Male Help Want“! ‘Whine Tali: collliiivto swim. Mw-it’: wmmrao. Dec. o-toel-A Features of tho lold slim time 
     
     ‘T- ____,,_M___ ___ Cgmerm care, Proirélitll‘ s25 00. firm trend was deployed today by were Sen Antonio, U per Osnsdn 
     
     N WANTED, goon AWE‘; Bnvs Boots, Skates, m» a $250. iz-lioat futures on the Winni ' and Broulsn, ell mo 11¢ in volume 
     
     glee to m1 on busing" and mo: Phone on L-2l4-12-l0-l4. grain exchange. At the close pr oes at, their highest prices in e year or 
     
     “ktmll men to 5 _ ———-'- r"~"—rw"""‘""' '* “We 34-6-8 cents htwher with longer. Chmterlrlile also traded in 
     
     ,, and olieit slow my v 
     
     uovemmdeltnquent ggqguntg m, , Boiirdcrs \' arm-d December '14. May n 1-0 and July nusntlty st s ram of u eeril- a» 
     
     m’ 5°“ §‘%Lg°'<l>de9i'li4\'g'°y'ri'l4p' "Temiéizmaccoiuaiofirabflilo "stifri-“lilrr. market emtinued rl-irltmidrthfsrrcrlr: ‘EL?’ Astral: 
     
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     THE 1 CHARLOTTTE WN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     THE MUSIC YOU WANT WHEN 
     
     YOU WANT IT . . . PLAYED 0N 
     
     ECORDS THROUGH YOUR RADIO 
     
    
   
   
    
     An RCA Victor Record Player attaches" easily to 
     
     tn AC radio . ; z plays both 10 and 12 
     
     d: through the radio loudspeaker with 
     
     l". the volume and faithfulness of tone of which 
     
     the radio is capable. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     RCA VICTOR COMPANY LIMITED 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Choose the present that 
     
     05ers a glorious future-an 
     
     RCAVictor Record Player! 
     
     Give those you love the 
     
     music they love . . . swing, 
     
     symphonic, solo, song . . . 
     
     all the riches of the world's 
     
     greatest treasure-house of 
     
     music . . .to have and hear 
     
     exactly when they wish 
     
     to hear them! What more 
     
     wonderful Christmas pre- 
     
     sent has the world to offer? 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Buy Your “VICTOR” From 
     
    
   
   
    
     SfrrrSIMPSQN 
     
    
   
   
    
     F. A. STEWART JONES - 129 Kent sr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Special Representative 
     
    
   
   
    
     R. T. HOLMAN LTD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Suinmerside — Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     MILLER BROS. LIMITED 
     
    
   
   
    
     Great George Street 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
     t: 
     
    
   
   
    
     ceipts $64.73, ex es $61.63: 
     
     10 A dl rellfirtirras r 
     
    
   
   
    
     1e Omiw. Powell RAf/tlyn and dPrr-s- 
     
     given bl‘ Mrs. J. B. MacKar. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ton. Anglol-liuonian Market At A 
     
     Rock was active 
     
     cents higher at 1.51 and narrow 
     
    
   
   
    
     and mlelteas. Iielooribrid 
     
     cents. 
     
     alto. weakened l0 cents to 70, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Anglo-Canadian finned n cent to 
     
     50 and Royal held steady at 2i for 
     
     broken lots. 
     
    
   
   
    
     re-elected, Mrshll, B. Halslamblvras 
     
     $3131? rtfir ‘.525. 152d? 'r‘§°rrré“r.r.n‘il;. or Canada "e 1-8» 
     
     id. ri°rlrf5°r l"? ‘KW? ti’ b; 
     
    

    
     '. L16 _ on. 
     
     BXTIIISUITBS ‘Illgee coigllmlttlee was re- level of Saturday A 
     
     eciod, ago the barometer stood at 46.0 
     
     A receipt for the following was and a year ago at 50.3. Transfers 
     
     received for articles sent. in since totalled 632,335 shares compared 
     
     with 535,500 in the preceding f -.lll 
     
    
   
   
    
     (By The Canadian Press) 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Toronto-Industrial 
     
     stocks higher; western oils low- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     er. 
     
     De ttlontaeal-egtilltigs ‘iogeréd gape: e1 
     
      . . t 
     
     Stock rrrsrxet prim ended rr list- “m “n ’ ° "' “ '“ ‘ '“ 
     
     1068 8581011 tDdaY. New York-Stocks closed unchang- 
     
    
   
   
    
     hurst, Dryden an 
     
     Corporation improved price trends 
     
     while Canadian Car was up 1-4 in 
     
     sn otherwise steady ratio zroup. 
     
    

    
     upside with fractional 
     
     additions were Norando and Nic- 
     
     kel while sliihtly easier with min- 
     
     or losses were Smelbsrs and Hol- 
     
    
   
   
    
     October meetlna: 8 ilairs white bed- 
     
     socks. 5 pair army socks. ll alrforce 51-5510“ 
     
     all pljanlasslillidelfiigiesliefltgfiénb General Motors ended without 
     
    

    
     '-'  . ‘ a “‘ ~ . -tl. d Cir lr 
     
     tty of knitted articles on hand to as‘) ggmlfiagfzhggghanthe 1 y‘ e 
     
    
   
   
    
     sent. in. , . 
     
    

    
     mMrs. Wsselterr MtBIEIIKQIlZi? invited “p” 
     
     r e mem rs or e nex. mce n: 
     
     which will be n. \\'(‘£‘k earlier than Chesapeake k 01110 was an 
     
     Lunch committee hostess, at a new 1940 top; IWTIYMTmiWHF 
     
     E. I-low- of tract-ions to a point. or so was 
     
     lliacKay; Pro- registered for NY. Central, Penn- 
     
     sylvania. Woolworth. Douglas Air- 
     
     craft, Union Carbide. J. C. Penney, 
     
     lcali to be answered with "An orig- Kenna-om. American smelting, 
     
     lilzli Christmas Tree decoration.‘ 
     
    

    
     Three new members joined. Re- 
     
     freshments were served bv tllc com- 
     
     mittee in charize and mectlnlz clos- 
     
     ed with the National Anthem. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wlnllipeg-Whelt s-s to a-s n: 
     
    
   
   
    
     tton unchanged; rub- 
     
     ber and sunl- higher; coffee low- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     SPRINGFIELD W. T. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The annual meeting of this In- 
     
     stitute was licld the evening of Nov. 
     
     of Mrs. Geor e 
     
     I-laslanl, with l3 members and s x 
     
     Tile president pro- 
     
     stded and opened the meetinz with 
     
     “O Canada." and the Club Woman's 
     
     Roll call was answered by 
     
     paying her annual 
     
     inulcs of last annual and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. J. E. Sinclair. Mrs. R. 
     
     ard. and Mrs. J, B,’ 
     
     gram committee, Ml 
     
     Wlnnifred and Ardy 
     
    
   
   
    
     International Power smd Paper 
     
     preferred. at 81, was up 
     
     d Ottawa Electrk". Rail- 
     
    
   
   
    
     frsctionei improvement. 
     
     and Montreal Prwei- failed to ro- 
     
     oeive support snd gave up small 
     
    
   
   
    
     is. 
     
    

    
     el gained 1-4 in oils but 
     
     International Petroleum slipped 
     
     k, similar fraction. 
     
     ships preferred crmbcd 3-8 to i7 
     
     7-8. In constructions Generalstmi 
     
     Wsres added 3-8 while Asbestos 
     
     lost the minimum fraction. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ssSobey. Misses 
     
     ce Haslanl. Roll 
     
    
   
   
    
     president's address. 
     
    
   
   
    
     of yarn had becli procured 
     
     the Red Gross to be knit into socks. 
     
     svrcatcrs, mitts. knee-caps, 
     
     lots r-iid scarves since last annual 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlna. 
     
     s Sobcv re rtcd for the T. B. 
     
     Leruzue. which . 1e had attended as_ a‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Steel: were among the 
     
    
   
   
    
     7,000; Mines: 4.600: Bonds: $50. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In recent monms.,I2.500 baby tor- 
     
     rapin have been distributed in mast- 
     
     al areas from Maryland to Goorizia 
     
    
   
   
    
     EW 
     
     Stocks edged forward and slipped 
     
     r intervals iii lcdays market. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ecretary-treasurer izavc the 
     
     financial report which showed re~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     phone. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the start but Bethlehem was the vlnces o1 Indie. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     only active one in this category to 
     
     (merge with a mcdcst advance. U. 
     
     _ s. Slecl sud Republic were 
     
     All officers were re-eiectecl for changed and ltouilgsioirn 
     
    

    
     the EllSillllR year. also coiireiiers for off a trifle. 
     
    

    
     Sick committee. 
     
     re-elected. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fractional changes in the Can,- 
     
     _ adian list included Gflllldllfl Paci- 
     
     - - @111 . - fic, off i-a; Intemationoi Nickel, 
     
     The Red Cross committee was also up z 34. Canadian Liarcnnl- 11mm 
     
     1-16; Lake Show up 1-8 and Ford 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Associated Pitta‘ average 0i 
     
     60 stocks closed at. 44.1, its 
     
    
   
   
    
     ted November sales were the 
     
     largest lrl the romnanrfs history. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Coca Cola. General Outdoor 
     
     t'criising "A." and American Tele- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arrlonlz losers were U.S. Robbery 
     
     Scars Rpebuck. American Con, 
     
     Consolidated Edison, Western Unr- 
     
     ton, Eastman Kodak, us. Gypsum, 
     
     Santa Fe» and International Har- 
     
    
   
   
    
     FINANCE ,1“... 
     
    
   
   
    
     By Frederick Gardner 
     
     Associated Press Financial Writer 
     
    
   
   
    
     HERE'S ADVENTURE 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘PESHAWAR, India -'CPl -—~ 
     
     9—(APi-- ven thousand enumerotors hwq 
     
     been appointed to take the o9 
     
     among the warring and wsnde 
     
     best at tribes on the northern frontier