mats Vfsntol-this ffrfsnuo YOU mun own Wu without one sent coat to M, will you wear and show it Lvour friends and take their ",5, orders. "liking I hand- wme profit on each one? You need no experience. I show you ,,'w and supply big woollen lamp": im free. But act quick. write us a letter telling all ,b.,ui yourself. Send no money. Department 5475 Douglas Tailor- ing 5",, P. 0. Box 398. Montreal. P Q vggwggggj ;0w'ERp-UL SAMPLE OUTFIT pm; A just like a Department Store. Now you can sell to en- tire family - clothing-shoes - ,h..-15 g slacks - sportswearg- uork-clothes. etc. Amazing money making plan. No experi- ence necessary ” mu M spare time Free clothing for personal use as extra Bonus. Write for PiiilL'l'lUl Sample Outfit and full instructions absolutely Free - Dept. 702 Blake-Walker C0,, P.O. Box 657. Montreal. P. Q. lidrilers Accommoiiatail RERDERVSTACCOMMODATED. A Dial 4294. Thirrahil Trucks For Sale FOR SALE-1950 FORD SEDAN. Phone 7540. CAR BUYERS you're the guy we satisfy. 1951 DODGE SEDAN F. R. MCLAINE LTD. Malpeque Rd. Dial 7358 - I Fol: Sale Town nu: - NEW nox SLEIGII. Mrs. Florence Toombs, Tryon. F53 SALE-ll DUCKS. BERN- srd Jarvis. Fairfleld. FOR SALE - PRAM IN EXCEL- ient condition. Write Box 123. Guardian. ANADIAN MADI RACING sulkios and training carts. C. L. Johnson, Parrsboro. N. 8. FOR SALE - ONE FRANCIS driving sleigh. Apply to Vin- cent Gallant. St. Charles. P.E.I. LASSIFIED ADS huyday, February 5. 1955 The Guardian Page 11 For Sale FOR IALI - REGISTERED Shorthorns. Several bulls. 0 months old. Also s few heifers due to freshen. Austin Smith, Tryon. FOR SALE-- UNIVERSAL I FOOT self contained refrigerated dis- play case with bottom storage, complete with porcelain platters. Good cndition. Can be seen in operation. Ideal Dairy. Sum- mersidep Tfeinals Help Wanted W A N 1' E D-IIOUSEKEEPER for small family. four miles from city. Write giving age. ex- perience. etc.. to Box 119, Guard- ian Office. A DRESS-LINGERIE SHOP IN your home, Fifth Avenue, New York fashions. Good commis- sions. No investment. Write Modern Manner. Dept. 6049, Hanover. Penna. MORE MONEY FOR LESS working hours this is what we offer you if you are free to work and have an attractive personality. Write Doraldina Cosmetics Company, 576 St. Catherine East. Montreal. (dept. 14.) WANTED Experienced Stenographer for Secretarial duties in Charlotte- town. Apply to: - PERSONNEL MANAGER Maritime Central Airways Charlottetown, P.E.I. Lost & Found WOULD THE PERSON W H0 took the brown zipper ovorshoes with fur tops from the Clover Club Wednesday night. Feb. 2 please return the same to 21 Valley Street or phone 5812 and receive their own. ELECTROLUX DEALER - s'Y"D- ney J. Jeffrey. Phone 7030. Tomato: Uranium: pace market to higher close; trading heavier. New Y ork: ket higher; prices at peak levels. Jlldontrealz Industrial and papers Canadian Dollar MONTREAL (CP)The U. 8. dollar closed Friday at a discount of 2 31-32 per cent In terms of Canadian funds. down 1-31. It took 97 1-32 cents Canadian to buy American. Pound sterling 82.70la, down its Produce MONTREAL (CP)-Federal de- partment of agriculture quotations: Eggs: Free cases. extra large 40-40'l:; large 39-39'h; medium 37- 37'A: small 33; B 30; C 23. Re- ceipts: 384. Butter: Wholesale 01'A-6195; cur- rent receipts Que 01; first grade creamery print job price 62V:-63. Receipts: Nil. Cheese: Ontario. white 30. col- ored 30V4. f.o.b. factory; Quebec white 29V4, colored 30; f.o.b. Mon- treal wholesale Quebec white 30V4; colored 31. Receipts: Nil. No. 1 potatoes: P. E. I. 753 2.35- 2.50; N. 3. new white 75s 2.10-2.15; N. B. 50s 1.30-1.40: N. 13. 10s .31- .34; Maine 50s 1.35-1.40. Grains ' WINNIPEG (CP)-Prices closed irregularly and generally easier after moving narrowly throughout most of Friday's moderately active session on the Winnipeg grain ex- change. Flax showed the best tone. Closing prices: Oats: May 8474: Jly SW4: Oct. 76748. Barley: May 1.237;; Jly 1.16b; Oct. l.l0'6 Oct. 1 21b Oct. 2.92V4b. Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor. 1.72'h: 2 1.60'A-. 3 1.077.; 4 Wanted URGENTLY RE QUIRE D To rent. house or apartment. Call 7341 or 9561. WANTED - ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 0095 Michael Eros. WANTED -- GARAGE IN VIC- inity of Rochford Square. Phone 846 ' ,. PIANO. ORGAN TUNING AND repairing. Phone 3788.. SOURIS RADIO REPAIRING. - D. F. MacDonald. GIRL WANTS BABY-SITTING night or day. Phone 6373. Win sans - STANDARD BRED Man, 4 years old. by Pagliacci. Apply Fulton Willis. Milton. FOR SALE - ONE GUERNSEY cow, five years old, freshened; also one goose. Charles Gurney, Peakoa. OR SALE-WOOD ILIIGH. BOX sleigh and driving sleigh. all used short time. Court & Son. Be-zifnrd Station. OR SALE - BABY CARRIAGE and folding play-pen on wheels. both in very good condition. Write Boat 121. Guardian. .- RADIO SERVICE - J A C I( I 1': Doyle. Dial 4305. CRUSHING GRAIN. TUESDAY and Friday each week at Clay- bourne's. 110 Upper Queen. Mair llalp Vlanloil ACTUAL JOBS IN CANADA. U. S.. So. Am, Europe. To 315.000- Write Employment Info. Center. Room C-9 4 Green St.. Boston. 14. sT.jTI.T4I4f'IiID-ICE SEAWAY: contractors are now on the job. "I" 7 of men are needed OR SALE - YOUNG YORK- shirc Boar pig. Ready for Ser- vice from qualified dam of 93. Gordon Docherty. Kingston. on sans: - FEED oars iii?- ahle for seed. James Smith. Box 35.1. Charlottetown. Phone 9907. A For SALE .. Liam onrvmc. llelllh in good condition. new shoeing. Dial 7641. Fonsans-Lor on BRACKLEY Point Road. Priced for quick sala. Phone 4576. SALT FISII FOR SALE -- DE- incred C. O. D. any Railroad Station in P. E. l.. in 50 lbs. bundles. Small cod 10c per lb. Medium and large cod 14c lb. Eastern Packing Co., sou;-is. 0R SALE - 7 ROOM HOUSE. 1'7 miles west of Bloomfield on Virsiern Road. Formerly owned hi John L. Harrison. Purchaser" '0 move dwelling off present lot. Dwelling in good condition. Rea- Iniiahly priced. Apply Morley M. I1:-II. Solicitor. Siimmeriiide. FOR SALE 1 FEED MI LL Located in Annapolis Valley Town. Applypm "XYZ". C70 Guardian L FOR SALE BY TENDER lnnenders will he received by the mh"-"llZncd until noon. February .1 !. for a lot 40 x 160 feet. situate e .56 Kent Street, formerly oc- "':”'9d by Turner Farm Equip- em. The Tllshest or any tender of ecessarily accepted. For further paiitlculars apply- If EXT-ASTERN rausr COMPANY rcuiors Estate H. Hooper I-Iorne 154 Richmond Street SALE BY TENDER WTciidcrs will be received by the W)-"!;liEncd until noon. February .-,' 'K"' " W 40 x 160 situate at M hrnt Strcei. formerly occu- - Y Turner Farm Equipment. on lllitliest or any tender not Issitly gccgptedl For further particulars apply- F, . N THE - sinus -r:'.':'r comm NY now for this giant construction project. For latest lnfonnation and job application forms write today to Seaway Opportunities Post Office, Box 8. Cornwall, Ont. ' Personal SLENDOR TABLETS fective. 3 weeks' supply 52; weeks 35. At all druggists. Salosnion Vlsiitoil WANTED IMMEDIATELY SALESMAN Must. be able to drive any size truck. Apply in own handwriting and give re- sponsible references. per- manent if satisfactory. Write BOX 122. Guardian Office STAMPS ARE EF- 3 WANT TO BUY. SMALL SHOP or house. central. in Summer- side. Would give good property as part payment. Apply Guy Bube. Georgetown. P. E. I. WEIGHT LIFTING EQUIPMENT. If you have har-bells you aren't using. members of the Char- lottetown Y. M. C. A.. would ap- preciate their loan. (I consider purchase. Please write or phone 3425. WANTED Stock for merit. Kensington. Tolovlslon actronics are all pay is TV Repairs. Broadcast- ing. l" ' ' Govern- ment departments. Research Labs. and Radio Servicing. We can train you - by home study experience needed. Please write today. give age and last grade of high school and got 40 page TV Booklet by return. Radio College of Canada. 88 Bathurst Work Wanted requires position. Apply Box 120. Guardian. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPIL or desires employment after- noons. Phone 0340. Rye: my um-; Jly mim; M Flax: my 3.07:: My tomb; S A Canada No. 1 Small Table immediate ship- 3 P. J. i. c. KENNEDY LTD. : mm C TELEVISION. RADIO AND EL- panding fast. b Trained men receive excellent St.. Toronto. Ont. Est'd. 25 years. n EXPERIENCED OFFICE CLERK s"'""" 1.tl3',-'1; 1 durum 2.70; 2 2.08; 3 2.67. IWA prices: I nor. 1.72'6; 2 1.697;; 3 1.6735: 4 l.63'6; 1 durum 1.9870: 2 LUP6: 3 1.96'6. Domestic prices; 1 nor. 1.7250; 2 1.69'a; 3 1.679;; 4 l.63'6; 1 durum 2.087.; 2 2.07'6; 3 2.006. N. Stocks NEW YORK. (AP)- The stock market rammed ahead to a new high Friday in a general advance 7' big hted by exceptional strength of in ny individual issues. Most major divisions were higher. Railroads were an excep- tion. They wero a little lower. Steels, oils. coppera and motors were higher. and some chemicals and aircrafta were strong. Main performers were General Motors up 3'6 to 10136 and du Pont up 0'74 at 168. The Associated Press average of 00 stocks advanced 811) at s new high of 8157.1). The Industrial component of the average was up 32.50 at s new high of 3217.40. Volume amounted to 3,370,000 shares. Canadian stocks were led high- er by McIntyre. up 1'74 at 74. In- ternational Nickel followed. ahead 06. and Dome Mines advanced SS. Distillers Seagram fell I5. On the American stock exchange Giant Yellowknife and Royalite oil each showed a gain of '6. What stocks dld: Advances Declines Unchanged Total issues Montreal Stocks MONTREAL (CP) - A strong paper section led the stock market to higher ground at the close of active trading Friday. International Paper rose 3 points - at B8 and Aluminium settled at WV: with I 1'1: gain. Walker dipped '6 It 07'6 while BA Oil and Dupont each dropped it at 2895 and ms. respectively. Papers and senior metals were higher. Beverages edged forward while utilities and miscellaneous industrial: ware narrowly mixed. There was little change in the re- mainder of the industrial market. Gunnar moved up Be at 15-36; and Ameranium firmed 13 cents at 2) cents in a trsndless mine sec- tion. Galvsn was off i) cents at 35.90 and Scurry advanced 12 cents in a mlxsd western oils section. The stock oxchange's closing averages show banks up 0.17 at 47.N. utilities off 0.4 at 119.0, in- dustrials up 0.8 at 251.6, combined up 0.4 at 317.4. papers up 1.60 at 1277.74 and golds up 0.M at 70.97. MONTREAL (OP) -Clodng Ablt or in night or day classes. No x N” Shim in . 7I Thwnlvl Dr 4M 51': Tour-Boni . 44 lln Steel I440 Walker 1 ANADIAN Cons Pap .... so 100 BURN UP 31000.00 BILLS? IT'S been done thousands of times in- directly. Find out "How 10 Value" old stamps. Bend 300 for this interesting pamphlet to K. Blleski. Station "a". Winni- peg. Man. Salas Help Wanted -?m- ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES - Montreal firm handling more than one thousand advertising specialties ranging from .05 I-0 350.00 requires energetic, ex- perienced salesman to call on all Businesses. Industries. Clubs. Hotels and Restaurants. Auto & references essential. Write Box 39. Station "E". Montreal- 7:-:-:- To let To LET-TWO HEATED ROOMS. Phone 7200. .m:..............-- TO LET - ROOM AND BOARD. 110 Rochford Street. Phone 0462. FOR RENT-4-BOOMED HOUSE. Brighton district. First class shape. 85 month. Phone 7605. T0 RENT-FOUR ROOM APART- ment. including living room. bed- room. kitchen and bath. unfur- nished. Oil heated. 350.00 mnth1Y- Immediate possession. Call 0111 from 0 to 5 p. m. Transportation Vlsstod WANTED-PASSAGE IY CAR T0 Florida. all or part way. Phone Charlottetown 0115. Wanted T--T xecuior E u wKi"v'rsii- .i on 4 cans son I s IaB.Hoopc-I Horne) cmwcm l . AUCTIO Chesterfield, three piece, ator, five piece walnut steel bed, chiffionere, record the last two years and in pe equipment including 2 sewing les. etc. XSALE .... .. AT 126 KENT S'I'.. gCHARI.D'I'I'I:7IIOWN AT 1:30 O'CLOCK, FEB. 7 Crosley Shelvador Refriger- bedroom suite, electrolux, single player, three speed, with 31 records, occasional chair, lamps, side tables, dinner wagon. Also some miscellaneous items. All furniture new within rfect condition. Also tailor's machines, electric irons. tab- J. J. MUSTARD, Auctioneer. per ion for truck loads Sotiris - I5 miles. SIZ per ton delivered at our wharf. EASTERN PACKING CO. LTD. WANTED Largo quantities of caplin. Paying 310 at shore. for radius of Phone 30 MARKETS and FINANCE Toronto Stock: TOIt0ni0, (CPI Uraniurm ooh.-.. ahead on me stock mane. mi-may aim we wuuie mantel. buiieu upwards tor the Desi gains OI me wees. 'i'ne snarp price-rise followed circuiatiun on we exchange iioor of a report that Jess aonson. chiet 01 me faw materials set.-non oi the U. 5. Atomic nnergy Com- mission, iiad predicted tne pre- sent uranium boom will probably continue for 20 or 30 years. Guniiar. which had been strong all uay. closed at 815.37 U2 on 35,000-share turnover. The stock's warrants soared 31.25 to 57.50. Pronto climbed 30 cents to 36.10 and the warrants 7.5 to 2.90. Radiore gained 20 cents to 51.07 and Nesbitt Labine. Meta. Lor- ado. Croit and Beaucage ended strong. Algom. suffered profit- taking. ending off 25 cents at 315.50 on 32.000 shares after touch- ing 316.37 V2 in the first hour. Mclntyre paced the gold ad- vance with a 51.25 climb to 071.50 and Preston East Dome, Tech- Ilughes and Wright-Hargreaves were also strong. In Manitouwadge issues. Con- solidated Howey was up 25 cents to S325. Geco up 37 1-2 to 811.87 U2. 'and Willroy up 15 to 32.10. Index gains: Golds .09 to 02.27. base metals .71 to 167.18 and west- ern oils .41 to 104.33. Solos Stock High Low Close inooo Aczid Ur 11 is 11 1100 Acme 16 14 16 2000 Aim 70 70 70 zzoo Akaitcho so 50 so 4100 Alliermt I00 93 99 1750 AP Con: as 45 V 45 aivoo Alrom ions isv. 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This story tells of the role radar will play in North America's defence. By DAVE McINTOSH Canadian Press Staff Writer SOMEWHERE IN ONTARIO tCPi-This radar site is on top of a hill, high above the valleys. plains and winding rivers. Inside the three radar domes which brood over the countryside like three enormous bulbous eyes the radar antennae whirl cease- lessly through 360 degrees. around and around, 24 hours a day. "Will the enemy come?" "If he does, from what direc- tlon?" Here. at a place which cannot be identified because of security. 280 RCAF men and women and civilians wait and watch- and wait and watch. They are part of North America's first line of de- fence in event of air attack from the north. This radar site is an integral part of the Pine Tree chain, strung across the continent along the Canada-U.S'. border. For each such station there is at least one fighter squadron. Canadian or American. Though Pine Tree is a warning chain its more vital task is con- trol of interceptor aircraft, the long-range, all - weather CF-100 twin-engine jet. In event of air attack on this continent it would be the duty of this RCAF station and others like it to plot the route of the enemy planes. marshal the Interceptors from the fighter bases and bring them into position where they could shoot down the attackers. TAKE NO CHANCES Even today a similar job is carried out constantly. There are often planes in the air which cannot be immediately identified and it is necessary to send up an interceptor to make positive iden- tification. The cardinal rule is: "Take no chances." Every plane must be considered hostile unless it is proved otherwise. Basically radar has not changed since Sir Robert Watson-Watt of Britain invented it before the Second World War. But there have been improvements in range. ' the fineness of the beam and other factors. Simply. radar is a pulse of radio energy. The signal travels through space until it comes in contact with an object and then rebounds. By measuring how far this beam travels one can determine the dis- tance between the antenna which sends out the signal and the ob- ,6 ject. Another similar calculation Role In Canada's Defense Program determines the height of the ob- ject. IMPROVED EQUIPMENT Range of the radar equipment here is secret but it is believed considerably greater than Second World War radar. One of radar's drawbacks is that it doesn't fol- low the curvature of the earth but shoots straight out into space. This, of course, limits its range. That is why the site is atop a hill. What Canada and the U. 3. want now is more early warning of ap- proaching planes. That is why construction of another radar line along the 55th parallel will start soon and plans are being laid for a third line in the Arctic. Canadian interceptors are spread across the continent but with radar control of their movements they could be brought quickly to bear at the point where they were most needed. That is the great advantage of radar as a defensive weapon. The ranges of the radar sites so overlap across the continent that even when one site has to ”off the air" for l'IIEliI119I'iant'(' purposes. its area can be coxereii by the sites or sectors on either side. This station alone cost millions of dollars (the U.S. paid for two- 'thirds of Pine Tree, Canada the remaining ttiirdi. The amount of electronic equipment required for one site is almost incredible and this equipment is not cheap. YOUNG SKIERS Nearly 4,000 boys and girls are enrolled in ski schools at Oslo. capital of Norway. 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