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JANUARY 15’ ‘"5" . A Tru: CHARLOTTETOWN Guxanliw PAGE Flvls
fr  sms; imrnicrsfss  1  s ‘if
rl0W TO M. l~_
MONEl
IN
G O L D STOCK 3
This valuable informative book-
let tells-How to Select Stockr
What to Look For.
How Long to Hold.
Described Illun by which l‘2.Glll.0l
could hnvn been made ln foul
yearn on' n 82011.00 Invatrnent.
Mailed to thou interested ln buy
|||| well :elected gulll mlulllr
H, B. BAIN I C0., |.'l‘l)., Bull:
Bldg., Buy Street. Toronto
allarea. ` Ci
I am lnhirentrd lu buying url'
,,||..-led gold mining lillurel. Mall
without charge, booklet deuerlbrn
allovc lol
Name _ _ _ _
_ ; _
Alldren - - -- - - - -
City ~ - - - ~
- - -
Mortgage Sale
There will he ruilll ily pulllir uucllun
ll (rout of flu- Lim' (‘oul'ln llulllllng
in ('ilnrIotu'lo\\'|| in Qllrl-u’s ('onnl_v
ln l'r|nl-v l<l1l\\'llr|l Islunil on .\lou1l1|_\‘
Feb. IMI |937 ill i|l\~ llnnr ill I2 \\'|~l0t'||
lluoll .-\|»|. (hill ll’||l'l ||i\'l7|~ ni' |»ill‘t'\'| of
land nlhlutu I_\'ll||r lllul in-ing on lint
or '.l'uvvnulllp Nlilniwr 'l`llirl_\'-four In
lim-l~n'u (‘u||l_v in l'r1l|l~¢- I-)||\\'l|rll ln-
Innll, l|o\|l||l\'¢i illlll 1|1~~\'rlIn'4I un
lol|||\\'t\, lllul in ill ally:-Url lilo Sulllll
l»_\ lin- Slliut l'\-l|~r~ lloml llrul on the
Hint |13' Iirlllin illli-l_\' 1ll‘l'l||lil-tl by
\|l||r1-\\' ('||rr, on Ihr \\'l'sl l|_\ Ilinalu
...iw .ir funn.-rl_v lu ilu- ,»u.~.-,.».|..|. or
llolllllll §t|'\\l|r1, land oil lin' .\0rll| hy
ll line running from lilo lurid 1~l|i~tl-rn
to till- mill wi--tl-rn llolllillliry in .im-1.
I l|i~lll|||'(~ frlilll lilo Sllllll I’l-frrvl
Rnlul 0- ruillilwl-ll lio|l|niil|'_\' lla in in-
rl|l1|l~ om- Ilnllilrl-ll mul eight lu-rl-la ol
luuil 1....-.-. 1.1,- nu u .|.-.~.~r 1.1111.. ui' ||u~
uune oolllllirli-d in ll ||..,.,| ,,' po".
1.-_v..1u»a from ilu- l'.»1..u.|..~lun.-.- of
i'u|»lIl- |.uu.|~ 1.. nuuulu si.-uurl lu-ur-s
lu.. nun- 111.. u|u.~1.~.-..|1. .1.._.» of .lulv
.\. li. |1112. 1-\~-¢~u1lua 11..-..»....l ....21
lllerelronl illui irlu-t of llnul eornlirlu-
ing llhollf six llllll |li|||~l_\'-lollr one
11.1.1.1..-.lilui ...-.-.».. .~u....~,..-.1 1.. .|,,.
...-1.1 .»\l.-.\ul..|.».~ sl.-..-.ul 1.1 ills _\l}._|..,,,,,
the mug on 111.- 'rllirll .lily ur 1»‘.~l.ru_
ary .~\. ll. lfil7.
'rlu~ ulum- ...un is ......1.-`1»..»-»u...1l¢ 1..
Hin l'n\\er of Solo rollin neil in nn ill-
clrnlure of mortl\l;l||:.. ,|,||¢.,| 0".
n\'Nllh tiny of .l1ln|lllr_\- .\, I), |9115
and music hrt\\‘l-on Ih-null F. .\ln1-Itollnlrl
nl York in Qllel-ns ('ol|1l|,\' in I’r|nr-in
Edward lnlnnll, lllrmrr, nr 1|... "rn
pnrt, and _-\l~-rllvlllvr \'l|~\\nri of llllruh.
field In Qn|~»'n»| (‘olmt_v Ill Prlnrr Erl-
wnrd lslnml, fnrnlor, of 11|.. M.,-.,,,,|
part. llcfuuit l\1|\'ln|r |"~¢.|, mud, |n
unyment of the intl-rmlt mnnev dug
lheroumler. , `
For further ymrilrllllrn
the unch-r algnell mlirlizllgranporblsty :gn
lu.-nuualll. r-|....l..1..-1....-.. s»lr.»l¢.»}-. '
ALEX.-\.\`lll-Ili S'l`|'2\\`.\ll'l'
I. zona-1.11-ls-zz """"""`°’
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Cedar Shingles.
Two Million Cedar
Shingles
-Assorted Grades-
-Just Received-
l.. M. PUULE & C0.
Paoli's Whgves _
O-O~O-O§-O~O-GO-O*OO-O&GO'*§-O-O%-§-§-
FREE
Our 1937, illustrated, Bargain Sale
catalog of Builders’ supplies of all
kinds-Doors $2.58 each, 24 x Z4
two lt. glazed sash $1.85 pair. Hurd-
wood Flooring 7!-ic sq. ll-. 3 Ply. 55
lb. Roofing $2.00 roll, llouso Paints
$1.49 gal., Mixed Nails keg $2.69.
Plumbing Goods, Blacksmith tools.
dlrlens of other bargains.
Write for your copy TODAY.
This ad will not appear again.
Halliday Craftsmen "_ _,_ 1;' AB" ;
 - or'roM1»:'rals'r
M+o+o+»4++¢o-o+¢+¢»¢+»+
N-B67-1-14-li.
en
Private Wir l 0 if
don market is irregularly firm gold.
this mormng. The copper .stocks
stand out. lntematlonal issues are
SiiZhtly under last night’s New
Governor Murphy will hold a con- are
the unions. McIntyre Porcupine is that
D0
day. Opinion concerning the mar- sectio
S. Steel has fluctuated in about a. feet.
be a good guide as to the immed-
iate trend of the whole market. In
the meantime, there will probably 1
be selective strength. Firs
three
NORTHERN MINER. ITEMS ceed
upper
8 feet
v.'ldth
Remarkably rich ore being found V grade,
in zone on new 11th and 12th lev- width
els. Results to date indicate pos-
sibility that it may become the
best gold ore body opened in the
mine. The tenth level with over Res
ei l is
NEW YORK. Jan. 14-The Lon- several
York closing. In Michigan today Som
scheduled to meet for dividend to- rtance. The west hole in this -m
ke* is mixed. Yesterday was the at the 100 foot horizon gave $12.25 Au:
fifth day in succession that the across “”
Dow Jones industrial closed with- 300 feet apart gave values of $5.25 fm-1,1,,.,.,
in an extremely narrow range. U. across
h grade containing possibly
million dollars worth o!
(Supplied by Pltfleld 5 Co,
members of Montreal Stock
Frauooeur Gold Exchange md Curb Market)
e .
diamond drilling indications Bm”
ference with General Motors and of gold ore have been obtained
Morning Stock Letter N- Y° St°¢k
(Received over Piifleld and 0o'| tl .comprise q °;nt1nu°u_~; body  A i
may be of considerable im- Al Chem
im Can
n drilled to intersect the zone fm, 8,,
22.5 feet. The previous holes Macon
Two holes put down to in- ,md L
feet gave $11.20 and $17.50 ll¢'1di£
s feet. §$§§g§
(BBG
ul onls
Maclean Gold L_I;§_§m_
For Pr
d
T
Tel el
Water
dl
20 feet and $4.20 across 11.5 Atl Ref
:\lll)\1l‘IJ
01:0
two dollar iange for the last sev- tersect the mne at a vertical depth 111.1; 01.1°
eral days, that is, between *about of 200
79 and 81. This stock will probably across
Av
l.
Mau
P
(foul Sol
t crosscuts at two of the cum so
new deep levels greatly ex- ‘I°“ ‘;`““
the ore widths of any of the  &','.',,“'['i" C°
levels. At 3.125 foot level no l‘ur \\'
'l@@l'lD, Jan. l4~ ore showed in the main breal. but gftffem
lo
right
and 5 feetof good ore found |.;1',‘;.° Amo L,
Siscoe to the south, at 3,250 feet an ore Flrvsw
uv
of 32 feet of average nine ‘i*'“ 
at 3,315 foot level an ore Ziff _.1
in excess of 20 feet. tlféfvdlllc
ot
h
Pld
illul Mot Cllr
Little Long Lao 1 ll; can
smpllug on me un and ntl. _1,'_};,,_'{@
500 feetfof excellent grade appears levels indicate two fine ore levels Ki...
better than any upper levels while -the 'ith showed 1.000 feet of con- ` Mins
11th and 12th levels have started tinu
Early January production figures ing
indicate that December record of
$221,599 will be exceeded. Ore len-
ses have been found in K zone for Fir
a known length of 2,000 feet with with
The 11th and 12th levels lppar- 1 age
szl across 4.2 test. ml
the structure open at both ends. 10th.
lut Hur
1 Tel
Mau
P R
“gi rd y
ous ore averaging $28 across 3 §}',;‘,'_‘,.m_p
in a still more impressive fashion. 4.8 feet and the 8th level averag- N 1' can
Bla
Cash Reg
1 New York .\` H
Lena. cola NI... A
st new gold producer for 1937 Mrk
l.l Co
l’ac
\I f
75 mn mm Upening January i'lll\c|ulAol'lJlit
Ore reserves 17.000 ions aver- l:.-ua
$85 per ton. 
Mi '11 stock 
Exchange
(Supplied by Pitllbld & C0.,
members of Montreal Stock
Exchange and Curb Market) '
St l
St L
Soil
St
\\' I n
“dll
Open Clou
101| l,.'_. 100%
21 1;, 21 r
Sy. 8%
Stocks
F1-ll 'l‘i‘l
ltrzlzllillli
llrllvk Silk
B if Pow A
llllild Prod
Call (‘clu
Coll Nur Pr
i‘lll| (‘1lr Fil 19
Can (‘l\r l'f’lI ZS'/Q 28%
\‘l|ll H_\'|lo i'i`li 71|'/1 79’/4
i‘nll lull Al 7% 7
l'nll l’nc 15%, 15’/1 A
l‘:lll Steam 3 3
1‘oilllll-iw 215%; 211%
tm-k Plow lo 1.1%
Coils Slllvlt 81 $0
Dist. Selig 27% 2711,
Dorn l‘onI l‘fd 20'., 204; Doll
iiolll lirillgo 511% 511%
lmlu si B 141,; 1414 if s
lioln Tex 77 ` 7714
l)r_vrlnll 14%
11155
20
ml/,
10%
20
and
ll
('11
llir
26"/3
12% 12
17%
llnp 'l‘ol1
Illt Nickel
lllt Pow l’fd
ilnkv- Woods
.\llls Har
.\i1~t'oll Ft
2"'/Q
'Xl
14%
i »\
1.4%
16%
. 16%
lliu; 10
03% 
 
I Evzsltllr ,
Fmilll llld Sllllpiylug Glass
MONTAGUE P E
Dept. 29, 'rl-um, N. s. om” Cmneéué *fm I A_1
D _
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_ . .......... . uvuauuuov. 49009-nQ0¢uQuo0D'Q0-oqw; suv...
._ word. Other rain on application.
... .~.-.».................. . B
 Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance
" Central Guardian locnia, do por word; Western all Enltsra Menlo, N
lor word; Annuuneemouta and Coming Evolt; lo por word; Clnllllod
__ lu par word; lu all-nloriam Noticre, 70° per inch; Lllta of lloral and dBY
s il-nu t o tri u u si . ec Leu 1 c .lots 10° Graded egg shipments in carlots ‘i‘
or less were quoted at 26 cents s. ‘,‘§,
dozen for A-large, 24 for A-mcd- <11-
D a fe nga, ur n, 1:, por name; eruo ou non
._ per im-h; Notlelm ul Tlllmln and Appreciation, ‘Wu per llnh or do pal'
.. llulmum Charge for any ulvertllunelt twenty-the ocltq,
ium
ll
5
L -°- ca`s: ~
For Sale
Personal 1
 . _ ..._...__-._ 7
DOGS FOR SALE-BULL PUPS.
dark brindle ulld white. Nicely
marked. Prank McKay, East ROY'
lit L-2229 1 15 31
, ..Y~   __.':' L_'
tens pay. We start you. The Can-
adian Klnderparten Institute,
Toronto <10.) Per-Satfti.
FOR. SALE-CAR ENGINE RE-
conditolled for farm use. Com-
plete with govemols Major In8liS.
Kensington. L-2243-1-15-31.
Folfslff-"sIXn`ivooD cur IN
stove lengths. $2.00 per load. De-
livered. M. F. Walsh, Coal Yard.
L-2248-1-15-18-20.
 :;:lT+T
lunalm Goons or EVERY
description, mailed in plain wrap-
per, postpaid by us. Write 101'
mail older catalogue. saviD8 5°
per cent. P. O. Box 91, Dept. W-10.
Hamilton. Ontario. 849-l-ll-121
 *l*
IEAVY BROWN PAPER-A’l‘
present we have an unusually
large supply of heavy brown paper
suitable for placing under rugl.
under shingles or for lining the
inside of outhouses or shacks. If
IMI are contemplating using this
mat/erial please call for it at once
ls we cannot guarantee future
supplies. The Charlottetown
Glllrdiln. L-1815-12-29-tf
 _;
Work Wanted
oovl~Tl"§`i `c1ii`l._"1iE§mni
housework. Can fllmish referenc-
es. 1 G ardlan.
Appy u la-2247-I-15-3|.
Male Help Wanted
 __
PERMANENT EMPIDYMENT FOR
three nien with nationally known
company in Prince Edward Island.
Must have good references and
appearance. About $20 wedcly
eamings to start. Write MI. Druce,
106% Granville, Room 7, Halifax.
N-863-1-13-ii.
Wanted
NB.
duce
Bu
.\l»randa
l‘n\\‘l~r ('orp '-5 - -
Qllnbec Pow
Shaw
Sl of Pun »
of l"an Pfd
Mn. CURB 
(Supplied by Pltlleld and
Members of Monlreal Stork
Stocks .... Open
Ahitlhl 873
Asllvulua 105
B
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Brow (‘urp
B th A
ll '
Dom '|‘ai'
l~`l~lliu~r
r
Ford
Em: Elce A Ilolnr (lil
'l-ing Elon- B llllp Oil
Follnll l'o llit l’1~|e
Glen St War .\i|-if-llers I
ll<\o1l_\'l>:1r l‘rir'o ‘ ' J' .
G_\'|nl\l|n l’r.re l‘fd
Hlllll Bnlrige |515 Royllllte
llow Smith
*___ MONTREAL, Jan. 14 _ (cp) __ Br
_1g,_€._____ Wheat. Nor. Nu. 2 31.36 1-4, barley, 3,,
` "` " `“'"""*‘ C.W. No. 3 .96; oats, feed No, 1 ,ss. nur
Flour. spring _wheat patentsnrsta fl"
1.60, seconds $1.20, bakers smlo, ..}},,,,,,,,,
 winter wheat patents. choice $5.20 on
to ssso, white com $6.50. ff"
Bran, ton sa4.2s; shorts, ton (.2,,,,_,, PM
$35.35; middlings, ton $37.25; roll- vc
11 08-ts. beg 90 lbs. $3.65; hay, No. ‘fc
per ton, carlots $9. 1.21,,”
Cheese, .13 to .13.1-4. vll
Butter, .2s. Ql-
Eggs in cartons: A-1 large .32, .'.,',‘,`,,,,
medium .29, A-1 pullets .27, A- l'l.l»ulc
l\l¢S¢0l’0 ; large .3l, A-medium .29, A-pullets ""'
gg, B-large .za, B-medium 28, c ,’.’,‘,‘},’§1’,¥},“,‘§,.
-Y per pound for carlots or less of No. ‘un
while lots to retailers were quot- 
. ed at 27 1-2 for solids and 28 for 1,,
_ . _ prints. ll ~ _~
PRIVATE HOME KINDEBUAR Cheese was quoted at 13 to 131-4  B”
for Ontario.; while Quebecs were 'K
Potatoes: P. 11:. I. Mts. 90'. sl.9o~ N
alas. ll'
1vloN'mnaL, Jan. 14 -_ (or) _ lake -‘*'=°"f
Butter prices eased narrowly on |f'
Canadian commodity exchange pro- 1.1-hcl
section today while eggs held 'H 92'"
steady. _'.1 "'°
traded; Que. buyers-inspection 26a; 
western regnded 381|. ,Mud
Eggs spot-Ont. A-large It to2'l. M
A-medium :4 fs as, a-pullcu aa to l{{°°"""°
23. `
1'ul»
Pure
Rfllliu
lladlo
sears
Shell
South
3611
4"'/s
f
.16
11%
.M
314:13
4014
Fl l '11,
78’/S
2'l
Pow
Brew
Sl ('flP
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3132 Sid
914 Std 0
' gr,l;_, Stlltle
11:15 Tex
B2
75%
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;;$§iS&
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nw Pfd
Pan l‘uw
Elec A 7
Elec B 7% U Q
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s
5'!
...__ Wert
Company
Exchange
lllnntreal Curb Market)
Clone
“Vi
105
Uil 24% 25
3%
20
I5
A $1 UM `
1. -Q llilg _
ff'-'u -“V li.-'.'.'.‘.‘i
J-1'-_y CH Ajax
23% 2-175
200
..
290
21 15 _.1115
3.1;, ::.-.-'-._
1 l 13
iz 11%
3
li|’§
ll rut
Vit kers 15|,-3
18
or V T C
Walker
Anglo
11:. 11:15
4415 44
Base
Bulljo
iz
alle
Do
at
while eggs held about even. is
and 22 to 23 for A-pullets. ‘*"""'
RR
2 000 feet west of new shaft 'W
Opcl
cas
H5'
116
35%
162'!/g
‘.*.§"/l
56%
74
‘$21.1
"l‘97'

75%
55
153%
67%
118%
184536
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111 “
inn.;
26%
IH’/Q
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43
19%
24%
104%
13%,
F2’/°
55,
ISQ
435';
sl
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34%
29
102/2
Mor
Oil Ind
C0
United Air
U‘li erl Co
United Drug
Ullill-rl Gas Imp
Woolworth
n .
lrlornlln
ll-ollllrldgn
tlerlll Kirk
otlllila
out-oeur
245;
43%
Pet Co
Post Tel (1-lb
Ser N J
011 Co
Co
K 0
Roe
Union
Pac
‘$1
fist?
m 58
gli
69 li
1 ,
ails
S2
ilN.l`
Co
nv
48 A
Rub .
St Co 711
Ind Ai 37.
llum 30
or Bro! 161/A
Ullion 73%
tit.” 51?*
cl 1;
MINING
,.
lleilllllurlluls S?/g 81;; (Supplied by w00dl-R¢&dl Ind
00ml»»nyl
Stocks
Gu Oil
oil
A ldel-nine
Alcxnnd ria
Algoula
Huroninu
Argoay
Arnlfield
Astoria
H
lmnlllac
Bzlllkfield
Metals
Produce Prices giilélle
od
llssquri
‘ Bralorne
vit Trethewoy
R X
tfnio Ankerlte
fain Cnnndian
nker Hill
Eailrlonton
nndinu Mal
rilioo
Tretll
ll l‘n|'t'l|Dille
n tral Ma n '
om Resell rch
liguuiall
rolll i ll In
llrellill
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Cop
mit Contact
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Potatoes: P. E. I. 90's $1.90; N.B. |1'*“""| -“"'“’°
sos 31.45: Que. sos sl.as. 2
MON'I’R.EAL, Jan. 14 - (CP) - Fa
Butter prices eased slightly on lf”
Montreal open produce market to- 
\inlarllc
llora
rd a Lake
ahll ln B
vnllo Sta
r
\v
tter was quoted at 25 l-2 cts ‘|I:,'f:.',|"'R,,ck
unquoted. K
Mrs. sos $1.45; Que. Mrs. sos ij
llllnq
l
lo
olllale
11|
rker
linger
olno (ill
llllonil-ad
M Pulls
lrll Hudson
lrk Lnlle
irlr Town
npilrulllllnd
lk
gulln
e Maron
lle Contact'
avaeap
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tier spot-Que. regraded 28, .\li.i~l.¢;;1i c
I (V
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ln Ellt
ly bpiero
1-Knnxlo led I
r.\lilll
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WANTED-SMALL UNIFUIINISII-
.d apartment. Write M. care
Guardian. L-ml-l-la-al.
EX Cl-L4.NGE
i
Mr-Wal ters
Mining Corp
Mlnin
Monetl
Morris Kirk
Murphy
Newllee
Clow
2.12%
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56%
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1213;
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uni..
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1191-;
25'.. ‘
341,; l
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411,;
61%
sae,
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low.
131,;
32%
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ill
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335;.
20%
11%
2~i'iii
42%
131?
Sill
88%
47
48
as
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20
no
iss
on
as
Many a Canadian family gets its starr
in just this way with the automotive
industry. Thousands are employed in
automotive plants and distributing
and selling organizations. Thousands
rnore earn their livings in plants that
make the materials used in building
‘ OONER or later this moment comes in every
S 'parent’s life. Your little baby, your rollicking rom-
boy, grows into a sweet young woman. And what a
tug at your heart strings when the break in the family
circle comes. But at least you’re happy to know she will have the
protection and support of strong young arms.
So you re glad Tom has a job, glad
that industry has been able to pro-
vide a place for this eager, intel-
ligent young man, and give him the
opportunity to make a home of his
own and carve out a path to success.
handling of food
workers.
Canada.
AU'ro1vro'r gnosrnrns
-f
4 l.. _,*'.,bli,
V ` \\<’ .5
.~ =~':~“.-”»'-
motor cars, and in the making and
furniture, purchased by automotive
The money put in circulation
reaches the farmer, fisherman, miner,
lumberman, railway worker. So the
true value of the automotive indus-
try to Canada is measured by the
number of Canadians it puts to work.
That is why .we need a strong, pros-
perous automotive industry in
oms qot a |ob....
 re qomq
to qet :mauled
` For Instance, take
Our Own Industry
Over S22,000,000.00 was paid
hy the Automobile Manufac-
turers in salaries and wages
a
products, clothing,
during |956. Yet this huge
sum is dwarfed by the w gas
paid in the factories that pro-
duce the materials and paris
that go into a completed car,
which wages are built in large
part on our purchases. Other
Canadian industries _ glass,
steel, mbber, textile, paint,
chemical; to name I few _
are stimulated by the manu-
facture and sale of Canadian-
huilt cars, The prosperity of
their employees is likewise
affected as is that of those
who supply their individual
living needs
For rlalifliral and further informa-
lilm 4/ww rbi; lrzdaury, urilr la
.iarmu/.lin In.lunn'n, H1011 bun.:-
lleu Building, Tmonlo.
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6% nm Luke ,lil , Nrilv rom( |‘l'llB
333 Ron o Gold Q
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198 R 1, :io
116763 Rbxyalite Sl |35 `
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37 .\‘lw|-ritty 3 ill
'-’° since |10"
141 slufluu .\luliu-cle wil
mo Stalliiconu Illi
14] Sullllllry Ilnsln
5% Slldllllry tiollillci:
3 Sllllliury Mines '-".'
72-" Sullivan Sis
735 S_\~l\~nllite 4:41
2% 'i‘u.il.ut.:l :1
175 Terk lllllzhel "'
253 Toxins Ulla __
500° Tohllrn 4'_'.'»
44’/-1 Towagnlnc 160
155 Venlllroa lilo
225 Wayside li
3200 w..l¢.~. Amu :lm
-F' 1 lvfuul luullllac so
33 pu-pri.: llur snr.
_ nl r You 37
3'" Total milling allies 2.3T".0l'fl.
on
21 'roRoN'ro. Jan. 14-fcrw-Gola
fl* stocks registered another net gain
nf but the miscellaneous mines index
30., declined more than half a point
21;*/l today on the Toronto :inure mur-
3.,f,`:,f" ket. Sales aggrcgatioll 2,237,000
"14 were ticked out, the heaviest since
62” last Friday. .
"' " Interest was active in Biscoe.
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23; Sylvanite and in OBrien, the first
12'* t o registering shnrp gains and
al
1.111 O’Brien slipping on $1 to 8.75. Sis-
gg coe reached 6.20 and closed 20 cents
up at $6 while Sylvnnite at 4.20
, had a gain of 30 cents. Both reach-
' ed record high prices.
Senior gold displayed moderate
weakness. Lake Shore lost 1 1-8
and Dome 1-2.
Noranda stood out in the base
metals with a net advance of 1 7-B
to 88 3-4. Falconbridge had a
minor advance and most of the
other issues were down.
The oils l'9€istered losses.
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Female Help Wanted__
WANTED IDIMEDIATILY IX-
perieneeti maid for 80|"-‘l'll
he-sework. Apply H. ci° Girard
lan. L-mls-1-14-sl
 
Miscellaneous
cmaurs mu. nuns:
A21., ....1 protect yourself uriw
me occasioned by 95°*
loss of ti '
neg; or accident by ll\5_\-Wm! in
the Mutual Benefit Hel Y: tad
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Currie uilding,Chariottetown.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14 - (AP) -
Foreign exchange steady. Great
Britain demand high 4.91 1-8, low
4.91, close 4.91 1-8: 00-day bills
4.90 l-16; Pl-anoo 4.67 I-I; ItalY
4023; Canada .90 Sl-32.
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Pioneer
Pnrcllpiue Crown
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Prcalon Fi Dome
l‘rm| Alru-n_\'l
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lea( Auiaicr
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1 Canada 57%
Unmlllorco `l“"l
Dollliniou `-"ill
inlporlal 21"
.llul l-1-.11 ‘-'-Hll
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(in|-lpllnl hy Wovuin-|lrmlr.nnd (Vim-
puny)
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67.5 i
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flour
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Ulllllblc Lili 82!
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BANKS ..._
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,New Color Scheme
For C. N. R. Diners
MONCTON. N,B.. Jan. 14 -
new color scheme for the interior
decoration of Railway dinning cars
is being introduced on the Can-
adian Naiional. A dining car has
just been turned out of the rail-
way :mops here with the new color
scheme which has been devised
following research work to find
the most restful and pleasing colors
for railway passenger equipment.
The ceiling is done in ivory with
orange colored trim while the side-
walls are i ntwo miles of green.
Tables and chairs are also done in
green to match the color scheme,
the floor carpet. is in a harmoniz-
ing color, the general effect is one
of coolness and the lighter colors
make for a brighter interior. The
new diner will be ol~r=1-ated in the
Halifax-Montreal service.
FREETOWN AND VICINITY
Messrs. P. J. and Walter Smith
and Mrs. Smith of Kinkore. were
visitors to Freetown on Tueaiay.
Mr. Emmett Dunn, Mr. Artemas
Lambe were recent vlstors to Sum-
merside.
Mrs. Andrew Hughes and MTS-
Alvhibalti McGregor were visitors £0
Summerside this week.
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Miss Mamie Dunn returned to The many friends of Mr. John A.
Sllnlmerside on Monday aficr;Hug1le= of Norboro will be pleased
Slwllclills' the Christmas h01i<la.\`-S 1 to know tinu he is recovsmlq from
very pieasaniy visiting friends in 1,11.; recent illness.
Summerfield and Fl'eeto\\`n.
Messrs Wilbelt and Jas Lawless MISSED SOMETHING
&e;r§l`;':.;iors to Charlottetown on 1 BOSS to Omcoboy “ho i_ MU an
as 1 hour lnteu "You silould have been
lVIr.~. Marshall Hughes and Mrs. V ill 11610 Rl f!1E1>llv0`Ui0C_k-" I
Mari;/aret Conlllck “ere visitors to* Office Boy: Why, what happen-
Charloitciown on Wednesday. ed? V::V_:;;_;_Y:_t:
_ FOR SALE
That desirzlhle lzlrge double-tenement re.-‘idcncc siillaie
at the Corner of Fitzl'o_\‘ :ind Queen Streets in this (`it_v
This house is the pl'opcrt_v of the Estate of the lille \\lilll1m
Henderson. It is up-io-dllie ln every 1'e.<pcct iwllig CIIUIP'
ped with all modern conveniences and implovcmcnts.
For further particulars apply io
S. Desfloches.
Solicitor,
Canadian Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
Charlottetown
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" NOTICE
PAVED HIGHWAYS CLOSED T0 MOTOR VEHICLES
Commencing on ihis dale, unfil further notice. 8" lfav'
1 ed highways in this Province are closed for motor v¢ill¢i!
. , I
traffic, except ln such cases where the total Wight e0'
vehicle and load does not exceed 4,000 lJ0_U“d5» ”“_ extchpr
i" "‘° “"8” "f ""*""" "“‘f“°f"’" bus sgrvllceirazidlllrc 0111;-
cases where special pel°mlsslon is ohialne o »
later of Public work.. and Hlshwars-
anyone driving ou Provincial luzhwayl waiver! N.
ous .min shall be duly lrrvsewlefl- -
Dated the 31st day of December, A.D., 1936.
By order,
P. S. FIELDING.
Clerk of the Executive Council.
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