DECEMBER 23. 1950

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locals in DUI "DWI Announcements and Uonuing livenre be per

Linn of Floral and Sbiritunl Offerings, Unrvin. old. he umn of Condolence Mo per inch; menu 40 words to: 34.00 and in cent. for every uiuluonu Names or fhsniu and Aiiimalltlon. Mo per inch or 5,, 9.; word; Lists of subscription, 0 cents per inch: Address and Preuntatioo 01.00..

Other lines on application.

gnu ndverdner agrees that the publisher shall not DO liabi- for Illinlxee arising out of errors in advertisement: beyond the "noun; paid lot that spun actually occupied by that portion at mg advertisement in which the error occurred, whether such error in due to uni negligeuus of its Ierrlnfa or otherwise, Ind man shall be no liability for non-Insertion of any ...u..tiuemem Myoul the amount paid for such advertisement:

Pavahie In Advance

Iiilsuer-?eea union in slemorinm Notices use new Wedding lin-

ow,.'.oI'i:;uAn.' .....u NEW 1,, Ball Gum va.......; machines, 5,; Nut machines. rnce-5l3.95 . Shipment Made.

Business OIIIWWIIIIV

h. Prompt zlnzfrneo Vending, 432 W. 42nd St..

l New York, N. Y.

i ZOITO-Sirvlce

r rue PUBLIC SERVICE or CAN- mm requires Occupatioml Ther- gpisls, Grades 1 and 2. Various centres. 51860-62460 per annum. comp, No. 50416853. Gr. 1 and 50-1-lewd. Gr. 2 should be quoted. Pull particulars on post- . ers at Offices of the Civil Ser- vice commission. National Ern- pioyment service and Post Of- nces. Application forms obtain- able thereat. should be filed noi- later than December 29. 1950. with the Civil Service Commission. 10 Tobin St., Halifax. N. S. -WWW

liars & Trucks For Sale

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poll. IMMEDIATE SALE - 1949 three ton Ford with refrigerator van. Good condition. Also 1950 three ton heavy duty M0018 1-931 with refrigerator van. Also in- italled in above units is the famous Foster Bunker. Apply Les Jenkins. Summerside.

for item

r?TW: ro LET-HEATED Al'ARTlilENT.

Phone 599.

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TO LET - NICE ROOM AND Kitchenette in residential sec- tion. Phone 1165-

ygjggjm-.L.. 1'0 LET - FURNISIIED ROOM at 187 Prince street. Apply in person. 0

For 'Sale

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you SALE - ONE BOX SMELT Net ex 14 x 24 feet. Everett Wall. Kensington. R. R.

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FOR SALE - wool) SLEIGH. Apply 14 St. Peters Road. Park- dnic.

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ATTENTION HORsEMEN- FOR sale buy. oats and straw. Any quantity. Percy Downe, 5 Esher Street.

wC FOR SALE -- rov TRACTORS for the boys; tractors 3130: complete implement sets 53.20 Weeks Farm Eql-lIDmenl.. Ken'- St. FOR. SALE - GENERAL PUR- posc work more; three driving horses, two suitable for ice rac- ing; one cow to freshen in Jan- uary, one in April. Walter 5. Weeks, Hunter River.

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NOTICE TO FARMERS - HAVE in stock Electric Washing Mach- ines, cream separators. Ten- inch Grain Crushers 381.00: half- ton Feed Mixers, Wood Sleiicghstl en

weeks Farm Equipment. Street.

- NOTICE TO FARMERS. HAVE IN stock, Electric Washing Mach- ines; Cream Separators: Ten- inch Grain Crushers, 581.00: half-ton Feed Mixers: wood Slelghs. Weeks Farm Equip-

ment, Kent Street.

Farm Wlaciiinerv

NEW AND USED BELTING. ALI. widths. traces complete. collars :-."'- homes. driving harness.

W. R. Morrison. Fredericton.

f iiouses-Ants. Awanted Q

WANTED To RENT - SMALL house or self-contained Apart- ment by dependable couple. Ap- ply Box 167 Guardian.

iiaw Furs Wanted

HURRY - SHIP YOUR PURE Now-While prices are so high. This is the most opportune time to sell. But. donlt be content with any-old-price offered locally - ahip all your Furs direct to "shubcrt" Winnipeg and see how much more you can get. special outlets for Prince Edward Island Furs enable us to pay as High as

I these Top Prices: Muskrat and Weuel 34.00: Mink (Wild) 360.00; Red Fox 81.00; squirrel soc: ot- ter 350.00. Greatly improved de- mand for silver Fox. top Prices assured. Complete Price List on request. Avail yourself of exist- ins good demand and high Prime-ship every skin you have -Today i i ship Direct to Dspt. 140 A. B. Shubert 00.. 213-913 Pacific Ave. Winnipeg. -Man.

strayed

STRAYID FROM MY rnsmssl 011 or sboutf December int, one low. Please notify Allan .Mec- Dowell. rrsderlctoh.

last

DOST ON OI NIAI BRIGHTON 503-10 , maroon sweater. Phone 5 :

Iwi Muted" cleaners : ” Olsl

lost

LOST-IN CITY PEARL BOSARY in zipper case. Finder please leave at, Guardian Office. Re- ward. 2

LOST BETWEEN WEST KENT School and shopping district. pair child's plastic-rim glasses. Phone 1294-2.

ANYONE WISHING T0 CONTRI- bute to-Children's Christmas at the Protestant Orphanage may leave parcels at 158 Prince St.

Work Wanted

WANTED - WORK AS HOUSE- keeper in small family or as companion for elderly lady. Ap- ply Box 166, Guardian.

Wanted

WANTED - 500 BUSHEL OF grain. Olin Ellis, York.

WANTED -- A RAM, on YEAR or older. State price in reply. C. B. Shaw. Montague. R. 5.

WANTED - PUNG SLEIGH AND driving sleigh. in good repair. Daniel Gulls, Emerald.

WANTED - CUT OVER WOOD- land or hushed over farmland (softwood) for investment. Up to 800.00. Within 25 miles of Char- lottetown. write Box 163. Guardian. l

Montreal Stocks

Abit XI) Do Fr XD Asbestos .. Bnthurst .. Bell XD Brazil .. . BA Oil XD Do Pr XD Brllck A . Bldg Pro XD Can Cem Pr Cnn SS XD Cdn Brew XD Cdn Can XDXB

40 3-4 24 3-4

5-8 3-4

Cdn Cur

Do A

CPR . .

Cdn Vkrs

Con Paper

Cockshutt .... .. .

C Smell; XB XD .

Dom B C 55 Dom Coal Pr XD 22 Dom Tar ....... .. 35 Do Pr XD 20 1-2 Dom Tex XD 12 3-4 Dryden 28 1-2 Ford A 49 1-4 Fndtn 34 Fraser .. 371-2 G Stl Wnr 19 How Smith Pr 48 I-Iud Bay 51 Imp Oil .. 27 Imp Tob .. .. DC 12 7-8 Do 4 Pc Pr X1) 25 Do 6 Pc Pr ...... 7 Int Nick 38 1-4 In: Paper . 53 Int Pow 93 Lake Woods .. 28 Maclidillan B X 15 3-4 Massey ...... .. 38 McColi ..

N Sii Cur XD ..

Noranda

Price

Markets At A iiiance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto-Stocks higher; golds. base metals strong. lndustrinls firm.

Montreal-Stock: firm; general

New York-Stocks mixed; mo- tors move hlaher. rails decline.

New York-Cotton closed 51.50 lower to 05 cents a hale higher-

FATAI. FROLIC JO!-IANNESBURG (GP) - Plnying at cowboys. James Reid. 9. hanged himself with a garter he had been using as a belt. 'I'he boy hunt: the belt over an iron tree guard and could not get. free.

EXEOIiT0iis'ii0TlcE

The undersigned Executor: of the last will and Testament of Heath Strong late of Summeraitie in Prince County. Prince Edward Island. Barrister, deceased. festute, hereby notify all persons indebt- ed to the Estate of the said do-

d to make immedlnte' pay- ment to them at the office of Richard S. Hinton. Solicitor. Wa- ter Street. Summerlide or at the Office of The Eastern Trust Com- puny, 154 Richmond Street. Chur- lottetown. and all persons having any claims against the said Es- tate are hereby required to pre- sent the same duly attested at either of the offices aforesaid. within liar months from this date.

Dstsd this "Twentieth day of December A. D. 1950.

IICIIAID S. IIINTON,

Till EASTERN TRUST COMPANY Executor-s.

gnght . advnnce,,.paper: . .weak., . . ,,

Ascot

Aubelle

2000 Aumaque .

320 Aunor

4000 Bugumac . 10700 Burns:

2000 Bordulnc

500 Calmont .. 200 Calnorth 1200 Campbell . 3000 C Mnlart . 100 Carihoo 700 Cent Pat 2400 Chem Res .. . 5600 Chesklrk 13175 Cit Lnr .. 3500 Cobalt . 900 Coch Wi 1000 Coin Lk .. . 2500 Colomac . 3600 Coniurum 500 Con Ast .... .. 4600 Con Beattie 1966 C Duques 3500 Con Howey 1000 Con Lcbei . 31 Con Smelt 5000 D'Aragon 13025 Cordnsun 2100 Decaitu 1299 Dome 1000 Donnidn 2300 E Ma 3000 Elder 500 Eldona . 3500 1315 Oil 5700 Eureka 2500 F Pete 400 Froblsh 100 Gnlr Fr 1000 Garnet 2525 Geneva . 2655 Giant Yk 1000 Gillies 500 Globe 3000 Golricrcst 500 G Arrow 6590 Gold Man 9000 Gulf Lend 1166 Hurricane 1500 Headway 1000 Home Yk 1000 liosco .. . .. 290 Hud Bay 500 J White 9500 Joiiet 2200 Jupiter 500 Knyrund . 1610 Kerr Add . 1700 Kirk Lk 600 Labrnd 500 Laduiarnn 2500 L Fortune . 1500 Lk Ling . 900 L Shore .. 1500 L Wnsa 1()t) Lamnque 4000 Lavnlle 3100 Leduc W 50OLeiich 6502 Lomega 500 Louvcrt .. 870 Mricassa .. 5400 Mat-keno 65 -Macbeod 57 Madsen 500 Magnet 3800 Mniurtic .. 2200 Marcus .. 345 Mclniyre ...... 1000 McKenzie McLellan 1,000 McMarmsc 30950 Mid Cont .... .. 4500 Montauban 6700 Nut Pete 1100 Negus 4440 Dicken .. .. 1000 N Norse ...... .. .... 500 Nicholson 4500 Nisto 275 Nor-anda -.... ..... .... 11300 Norlartic -... .. ....

8500 Ryan Lk ......... .. 500 Ryanor

600 San Ant ...... .. .... 340

TOROIITO STOOIIS

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Dec. 22- Sales stock Close 7975 Acad Ursn ..... .... 68 1000 Acme Gas ..... ... .... 11 1600 Akaltcho .. .. 120 150 Aigoma ...... .. . 211-2 240 Alumln Pr ...... ...- & 1000 Am Yk .-... ..... .... 6 1-2 35750 Anacon ....- .. .. 274 200 Ang Cdn 460 326 Ang I-fur 2000Apex Rey .. 2000 Ankeno 9200 Arjon

460 Bertam B .. .. .. 11 1-4 4100 Bevcourt - ..... .... .. 45 1000 Bidgood 55 1000 Bonvle

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200 P Pele 9200 Pumour 2500 P West .. 11500 Pay Mast 70 300 P Crow 170 2000 P Pen 5 3-4 2000 Que Gold 48 500 Que Lab .. .. .. 19 7500 Queenstcn .. .. 33 1925 Quemont .. .. 825 1-8 1700 Red Pop .. .. 24 1000 RMPetc

100 Scythe: -.... ...... 15 1-4 2500 Senator W 4092 Sherritt

18800 Silnnco 1200 Sil Mir ...... 8310 Siscoe ...... ..... .... 61 2000Sladen . . ..... .. 56 3000 Sud Cont ....; -. 5 7-8

100 Sullivan ...... .. ......

500 Surf Inlet ...... .. .. 11 1-2 3200 Sylvanite --s... .. ....116 3000Taku ...... .. .... 5 1-2

1oo Tay P s. c -...... s. 6 1-2 1900 Torbrit .... ....... 25 2500'I'rsns F-OI --- -m - 42 1-zoo Un Min .. -.- W 13 1-3

Inflation Threat Marked Year 1950

By Harold Morrison (Cundlnn Press Staff Writer)

UITAWA. Dec. 22 - (GP) The threat of inflation swept throug” the Canadian price scene in 1950 as the western defence machine opened its momentous re-umament drive.

Prices climbed ev where. But the Government declared it would not again enter the prices field unless Parliament pronounced in "national Emergency."

Instead. it would seek to kill inflation at its roots - by cutting into spending power through in- creased taxation and restrictions on credit buying.

Canada's four major labor bodies -about 1.000.000 strong - showed their dissatisfaction by preparing a concerted campaign. for the re- turn of general price controls and retention particularly of the gov-

ernment's rental controls, slated to complete withdrawal in May. 131.

But while the labour unions call- ed for price and rent controls. they made no clear-cut request for wage freezes and government officials phasizcd there could be no effective control on prices without controls on wages.

Wages

Meanwhile, prices swept up. The cost-of-living index, a barometer of consumer prices, climbed from 161.8 in January to an all-time high of 170.7 in September and Oc- tober. This index is based on 1935- 30 prices equalling 100.

Steady Increases

Food, rent, fuel, clothing, home- furnishings and other budget items were at or near all-time levels. In the index. the food sub- group which stood at 201.3 in Jan- uary, climbed to 218.6 in October.

Rents, partially decontrolled, ad- vanced to 136.4 from 125.0; fuel and lighting to 140.6 from 135.9; clothing to 184.5 from 183.0: home furnishings and services to 174.8 from 106.4, and the miscellaneous group from 132.1 to 163.4.

Another upward sweep occurred in a segment of the wholesale price range. The Bureau of Statistics in- dex of 30 industrial materials. which include such essentials as raw wool, tin, rubber and cotton. climbed almost 41 points in 12 months. Based on 1926 prices equalling 100, the index climbed to 191.0 in November, from 150.9 in November. 1940.

The general cross-country climb in prices was reflected in price ad- vances in selected regional cities. The regional cost-of-living index nosed upward, gaining ten points in a year at Saint John, N. 13.; Montreal and Winnipeg making smaller but nonetheless upward strides at Toronto, Halifax, Saska- toon, Edmonton and Vancouver.

New York Exchange

Am Car & Fdy

Beth Steel .

Chas Ohio

Con Edison

El Auto L 42 35-8 Gen Elec . 47 3-4 Gen Mots ..... .. . 46 5-8 G N Ry Pfd 48 Kennecott . .. 74 7-8 Montgomery ....

North Amer C

US Rubber US Steel Vanadium .. US Un Tel Westinghouse

PROOIIOE

MONTREAL. Dec. 22- (CP)-- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by Dominion De- partment of Agriculture as fol- lows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 41- 42; med 38-40; A pallet: 37-39; B 37; C 33. all nominal. Receipts: 312 cases.

Butter: Current receipt: Quebec no 1 pasteurized fresh 57: Que no 2 56: wholesale Que no 1 pas- teurized frelh and storage 57 3-4

-58 (mostly 58): first srade

cresmery print job price 80-63.

Receipts: Nil. ' ' 5 Cheese: Current receipts On-

tario white. 37 3-4-38 1-16 f.o.b. factory: Ontario colored 39 5-16- 40; Quebec white 37: Qilebec 001' ored 38 1-4. f.o.b. Montreal; whole- sale Ontario white 39: 0l1i!I"'-0

colored 40 3-4; Quebec white 37 1-2: Quebec colored 38 34. Re- ceintu Nil.

Potatoes: NB no 1 75's 1.15: NB ....L...:..-?.....1G. 264 Waite Am ............ .. 950 4500 Wiltu-y .

5340War Hsrg . . 2200 Yale Ld ...

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WINNTHIIG. Dec. 22 - (OP) - Puires prices firmed in the latter half of today's grain exchange ac- tion although commercial demand was light and confined to shipper buying' in cats and barley.

Trade was on the dull side as most transactions were of a clos- ing-out nature. prior to the holiday. The market resumes Wednesday. No export business In wheat was reported while class we wheat and rw. prices felt it cent a bushel.

Close. Outs: Dec N963; -Iley DWIA: July ass. Barley: Dec. 1.3056: May 1.3dl6A: July 1'15.

Rye: Des. 1.74; May 'l.'i8iiA: July 1.7096

rt-xi: Dec. time; my 4.1ov.A;

rt-rs .qUAnp1AN,gcHg.3r..oj:r;r:-T.QwN , . .' .

under the management of Mr.

Canada. beginnin 3 of the new

Toole. Peat Trust Company of year.

From its small beglnnln Compan has now become

Canada branches is Mr. W

years.

Company.

transferred a Trust Officer. A and of the Harvard Mr. Spencer joined return from active service with

Company now has a chain of offices extendin

with the St. John's, Nf'ld., ranch. The open- ancouver Office was a lo lcal development. fol- lowing the acquisition by The

in mine pal Canadian clues an administration exceeded 5110.000 undoubtedly far exceed that huge total.

Supervisor of The Eastern” Taust Company's new Western manager of Toole. Peet Trust Com any at Cal at-y for fifteen Mr. Graburn's head uarters w graduate from the Unlvers ty of Alberta he took one year of his course at the Daihousie Law School In 1-1 in Alberta before becoming associated with the Toole. Poet Trust

EASTERN TRUST EXTEIIOS SEIIVIOE OOAST TO COAST

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MI. W. N. GRAIN

With the opening of a new branch office at Vancouver, B.C.. E. E. Spencer, The Eastern Trust

completely across

Eastern ust Company of the Calgary, Alts., in August of this

in Halifax in 1893. this truly Maritime omlnion wide. with 12 branch offices

d towns. Its 1949 assets under .000, and the figure for 1950 will

raburn, who was previously remain in t at city. A law

alifax. l-le practised law

Mr E. E. Spencer. manager of the new Vancouver office. was from the Companys Montreal Branch. where he was aduate of Commerce at McGlll University. rnduate School of Business Administration. The Eastern Trust Company fclloyving his

the R.C.A.l-1. overseas. "

RESERVE

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TORONTO - MONTREAL -

CORPORATE TRUSTEE

iicusnznu rnusn..,..,,

(ESTABLISHED 1893) Announces (the opening of a

VAIIOOIIIIER OFFIOE

West Hastings and Burrard Street under the management of

Mr. E. E.

PAID UP CAPITAI... ...... .. . ILNMOM ................... S 800.0I3 ASSETS UNDER ADMINISTRATION. OVER Sll0.000.000

HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA

MONCTON - SAI'n"I' IOIIN. NJ. - CIIARLOTTETOWN. P.E.I. - YARMOUTH. NOVA SCOTIA - IT. )'0lIN'S. LUNENBURG. NOVA SCOTIA - NEW GLASGOW. NOVA SCOTIA

Western Supervisor. Mr. W. H. Graburn (Calgary) O TRUSTEES . . . EXECUTORS . . . ADMINISTRATORS

REGISTRARS . . . REAL TATE . . . MORTGAGES GUARANTEED INVETMENT DEPOSITS

Spencer

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NEWFOUNDLAND -

...'l'RANSFERAGEN'l'S

no 1 10's .17-.18; NB no 1 50': .68-70; PEI no 1 75'. 120-125; PEI no 1 10's .19-.20; Quebec no 1 75's .75-1.00.

CNR Tigures Show Big Decrease In Tuber Shipments

Reflecting the slump in the movement of potatoes Iihls year. figures released by the office of the divisional superintendent of the C.N.R. for the month of Novem- ber show a total of only can carloads of Island potatoes shipped via the Borden-Tormentine fenry as against 1.293 carloads exported by rail in November, 1949.

Turnips also have taken a drop. from 230 carloads in November, 1940. to 124 carloads last month. Livestock, however. has been mov- ing better and has increased the November total of 103 carloads last year to 143 cat-loads this year. Christmas trees also appeared on the export list for November and 10 car-loads were shipped while last year's report shows none at all. Greatest change in the import trade for the same period is shown in shipments of coal. which jumped fmm 264 cal-loads last year to so! this year. Gas and oil also show an increase with 175 carlonds against last year's total for the month of 157. Greatest decrease In imports was shown in flour and feed which dropped from 162 to 110 cars. other shipments by cerlosds with the corresponding figures for 1040 in brackets, included:

From Tormentine to Borden: autos 40 (32). bags. empty 4 (7). barrels. empty 6 (-). fruits. 18 (0), fertilizer 4 (33), hardware. 4 (8), limo, 50 (65). lumber. 2'3 (40), livestock. 22 (10). less csrloads, 211 (272). meats. 5 (17). machinery. a (10). sugar. 13 (18). salt. 7 (9). liq- uids. (liquor. etc.) It (13). misc. 108 (149), molasses. 3 (-). railway cool, 1 (20), railwaymateriel, so (18). trucks. 3 (-). cement. 24 (20), can- ned goods. is (ill). send and gravel. I (0). asphalt shingles and rig. 5 (-). and vegetables. 3 (-).

Total import carlosda was 1810, showing a drop of 71.

From Borden to Tbrmentine: but- ter and cheese. 1! (5). barrels, emp- ty. 2 (-). fish. 13 (lo). I-1.1-I. goods. - (i), hides. 8 (2). less culoads. '11

July 4.'l4ii