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Celery brunch (luioua lb . . I'd-eta pk .

Celery hearts Uniuiurrleu qt .

Mint

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New York I

(Canadian Press)

Stocks

Amer Cyan B Amer Gas Elec . Amer Sup Pew Assoc Gas Elzc A Atlas Corp .. firm Marconi .. Cities Serv . Creole Pctzzrl Elec Bond Sh Ford of Can A . . Gulf Oil Porn

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(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Jan. 14—M'ontrenl open produce markets ruled steady today in quiet trading with prices showing little change from prev- ious quotations.

Butter was quoted at 25 1-4 to 8-4 cents per pound for cnrlots or less of no 1 and lots to retailers we‘?! 2" for solids and 26 for prints.

Only one box of cheese changed

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LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Jan. 14—-Stead- ‘iness continued in light early trading on Montreal livestock markets today with cattle prices steady while calves. lambs and hogs remained almost unchanged. Receipts reported by Dominion

Livestock Bureau: Cattle 109; calves 177; hogs 796; sheep and lambs 55. r

On the cattle market offerings

were mostly common to just fair cows and bulls and prices were steady at $2.50 to $3.75 for com- mon to medium cows. Canners and cutters were from $2 to $250- lfom- mou bulls from $3 to $3.75. I

Calves were unsettled with prices dropping 50 cents lower and in spots as mucl; as $1. Medium good to good quel\. veals brought $9. common to medium kinds from $7 to $8.50. Grassers were from $2 25 to $4. -

The few lambs offered were soil on a. flat brsis nt $6.50 to $7. Sheep were from $2 to $4

On the hog division bacons ivere sold from $0.75 to $1) fer’. and wat- ered. with the usual $1 preuuun. on selects. Butchers, heavier: and lights, we've cur. Si‘: cents "or hun- dredweight and extra hcavlcs $1 per hundredwcight. Sows were from $7 to $7.75.

0n the Maritime section of the market h0g3 sold at $1160 for

bacons, rail grade, and $8.75 for barons, ivcighed oft‘ cars. I l, Bulls were stronger, selling up

to $3.50. Quotations on other kinds of livestock remained unchanged.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Jan. l4—Offcrings were readily abwvbed on the pro-

duce section of Cnundlzwu (‘om- _. modity Exchange today ivith prices qriuulm , 1-4 cerl Pafill‘. fgllilllljllllfllu - ; Buff/er Sp:t: Sales 250 boxes l;,‘,.,.,,,_. “ m‘; Que regraded, E 3-8; 100 Que re- (irull . . u graded, 2s 1-a 13a West rcgrocied §',‘,'.',‘.TI-‘.'.‘.l-' *9’ 25 1-4. Que regrndcd 25 l-ila. “m, H," ' ' Eggs Spc tiles: 75 cases On- llurkur . tnrio B larqc. 2-1 1-2. A lures 29 to ““lll"l~’"l'

305A medium 27-28. A bullets 25- 26. Cheese Spot-Ont while 10 3-4 to 11 1-2. col 11 1-2 to 12 1-4. ll/“NTREAL. Jflll. 14- \'\ 1t. no: no 2 03. ' C W no Ii 4i.’ Cat". fcrri PO 1 37. Flour spring vvhcnt first; $5.80. Flour seconds $5.40 Four bakers $5.30. ' Flour winter whrnt choice $3.80. Flour while chm $4.“ Bran ton $20.25- Sliorts ton $21.25. Mitidlings ton $20.25. ‘ Rolled cuts bog 00 lbs $2.90. Hay no 2 per ton cnrlois $10.00. iChwsc no 1 0'11 col 1'2. Butter 11o 1 2'1 1-4 to 3-4. Eggs in cnitons A 1 largo ~12. Eggs A 1 mcdium 37 Eggs A 1 puiicts 35. Eggs A large 37. Eggs A medium 32 Eggs B large 20. Eggs B medium 28. Eggs C 28. Potatoes 90's P E I mts $140 to 45

patents.

pntenis.

90's P E I Cobblers $l.35-$‘l.40. 80's P E I mts $125-$130. v 80's P E 1' Cobblers $i.20-':1.26. 110's Que mt-s $1.10 to $1.15-

807s Que ivhltc no 2 90 to $1.

Currencies

(Cnnzrdlzui Press) MONTREAL, Jan- 14 - The Frcncn franc slipped .05 of a cent to 6.63 cents on Montreal f-ircign

"Markets At A

Glance

(Canadian Press) ‘Toronto and Montreal-Indus- trial stocks irregularly higher. Toronto Mines-irregularly high-

97c» New York-Stocks slightly high-

GI‘. Winnipeg-Wheat closed un-

changed.

New York-—Cotton, rubber and

coffee higher; sugar lower. ‘ (Canadian n. .~)

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THE‘ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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EX (/1144; . and (Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Jan. l4—-B1‘itish and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar n3 compiled by the Royal Bank of Canada clos- ed todny as fol1o\vs:— Argentina peso .2713. Australia pound 3.9671. Austria‘ szhilliug .1892 Belgium bclgn/ .1096. Brazil milreis .0553. China Hong Kong dollars .3254. Czechoslovakia crown .0410. Dhmnrk krone .2220. Fpland finmnrk .0220. nce franc .0663. Great Britain pound 4.9684. Holland floring .6829. Hungary pengo .2029. Indlil rupee .3766. Japan yen .2914. Jugoslovia dinzu" .0230. New Zcrfnnd pound 4.0070. Ncrwry krone .2498. Poland zitoi .1808. South Africa pound 40439. . krone .2503. pd franc .3269.

cxcheuirc f’rm- Great Briton dc- maml high 4.06 3-1; low 4.06: close 4.95 3-0; 60 day bills‘ 4.95 3-0;

Frzwco 0.02; Italy 8.05: Belgium 16.95‘: fiermaziv 40.33: Canada 99 20-32.

Clown-z exchange roles:

At lifontrcal~Pcunrl 406 27-32: U. S. (loilai- 1.00 3-32: franc 6.63 cents.

At New York—Pound 4.90 3-8; Canadian dollar 99 20-32: franc 6-- 62 cents. ,

At Pnris—Poxmrl 749i fr: U. S.

Quiet Trend

Stock Market

(C- P- By Guardian's Special Wi MONTREAL, Jan, re) Stock Exchange list moved lrreg- ularly in dull trading today, though 58W" issues worked into new high ilrvulld for a year and longen dguilding products, pflpgrs. paw“. an k textiles were mixed, whip flan s and distillerles closed with a .m tone. A ‘few spetilulties posted gams 731185118 t0 five points. Met- als were irregularly; higher. Lille buying or Canadian Ilidu3_ ti-ialcAlcohol in anticipation, brok- e Jlld. 0i the annual financial Slfltement expected this week boost. ed the "A" 011d "B" shores about a 1101111 ouch. Seagrnnrs added mcyc ti)?" H point and Associated Brew_ cues reached a new high of 14 1.3 up l 1-2. Canadian, Bronze and Sim-l o; Canada preferred touched new hooks with farctional gains, whip- Bronzc preferred moved q 1mm; hlillleF- SL991 Common. Building Products. Dominion Bridge and Canada Cement; dipped ffncflonal_

selling lvrssure forced Montreal Power down a point, bu), Ottawa qrflcuofi fldtlcd that amount at 21 ll "OW lllglflcvcl.’ Canadian Hydro. Electric preferred di-oppgd more “Inn a. point and Canada Northern ind Cctporntion eased slightly. Total sales were 32.324 shakes. bonds $8.500. '

Dulliirading Session Of Mt'l. Market

(By Frank MucMiilexi, Associated Press Financial Writer) (A. I’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-0115 and a number of specialties went out in front itlid stayed there today, while most of the stock market list jogged along" IL rather uuinspnred course.

Rails and utilities made lute bids for the leadership. Food and pack- ing shares also found backers at Vines. Taking the market as a whole, the close was about steady, with n number of the usual indus- trial fnv0"lt?s teetering narrowly.

The trading pace was o. little br‘ zcr than in the previous‘ ses- sion. but still well below thc levels of late last vzeek. Turnover in the stock exchange amounted to 2.790.- (Tn shares.

The mild upward iilt of was enough to push the As= Prcss zivcrcrze of 01 stocks 22in to :1 new ‘rich slncc

"d to .30 of n point. at 57.11. rail stncizs used

1m .4 0!‘ a point.

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‘=‘~-~ct v-evolverl around

Frances

l dollar 15.00 1-4 fr: Canadian dol-

inr 15.00 fr.

In gold-Pound 12s; 1d; U. S. dollar 59.21 cents; Canadian dol- lar 50.12 centh.

ACCEPT TENUERS

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA. Jan. 14——'I‘he Bank of Canodsrtoday announced it had ncrcutcd on behalf of the Minister of Finance tenders for the full amount of 525000.000 Dominion of Canada. treasury bills due April l5.

announcement said was 99.71107. and the average yield was 1.159 ht"- cent-

Tiw issue was made to similar amount of hills due mOlTOlv.

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TRYON CONSOLIDATED

ext-r rvzu-s today, while the pound

sterling m. s: or» 21-32 and Uh‘ Sfllltlm-

United ma: . doliur at $1.00 3-32 m‘ _ Rcrvort for December.

held crrsi._

hands at _l2 cents for Ontario col- ored, no l grade.

Eggs were quiet with graded shipments in cnrlots or loss bring- ln~ 29 cents a dozen for A large. 20 to 27 for A medium, 2i to 25 for A pullcis. 24 1-2 to 25 for B and 23 1-2 for C.

Potatoes were $1.40 to $1.45 for

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fiplrlnu-l Oln-rlng- (Heron. ril-

nnnl Olher ruin nu nubile-Minn

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For Sule-

lORATCIl PADS-PADS 11-‘ 100 sheets 5 x ‘lit. Price 3 cents per pad. Postage extra. Guardian Ofllce- '

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F03 SALE - FRANKLIN STOVE.

desk and chair. Apply243 Powml street. L-m-l-iii-ii.

ma eat: - aucnon comr- Flve Bridge and Whiet Score Cards. cum-aim ‘Control Job

Printer-y.

Ion eats ... mo YOUNG trained fox hounds. Apply flurry lmlth. B8 Oriehar Street.

15407-14541.

- um" to can on‘! merm- anbe in The lun Life-New Plum- New flutes. Your every need enti- lttnkd. We mm: premium. Bee J. A. more. Oun-ie Bldg.

on war-i; Wn-n-ru nnd Eunlrrll Inc annnum-omnvnln and (uninl Ilunll In per aunt; In Memo-lam NmIm-o. ‘III- in! Iv- pn IIIIIIIFI or: inc-hi Nut lea-n ul Tluunlun and Appear-int on.

Prince Edward Island mountains and $1.25 to $1.30 for cobbler: pcr 90 pound bag. In eighty fund bogs, Princ Edward Island moun- tains were $1.25 to $1.30, cohblers $1.20 in 31.2.5, New Blunt-wicks $1.20 to $1 u. Quebec mountains $1.10 te $1.15 and Quebec no 2 urhite; $3 cents i0 $1.

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If!!!" n! (‘nnrlulv-nen 1'14- 100 per inn-h or l0 pq

lhulmurn (‘hnqo (or on: ndvrtlulum twenty-live can”.

QG-Q DQGQIWGI

Male He p Wanted

MEN WANTED FOR RAWLElGI-l Routes in N. K. S. Prince Coun- ties and Charlottetown. Write to-

-day. Rawleigh 00., Dept. ML-HO-SB-A, Montreal, Canada. N-AB-l-IO-iii.

WANTED - dANnEB AND TUR- key hen. Apply Maurice J. Mc-

Donald, Keliys Cross. P. E. I. r L-Ill- 15-11:

wmnp"... 000D FARM NEAR Charlottetown or in good locality. Write (i. L. core Guardggnl. , .

rzsores Fiee Before It-There are many who have been afllicted with aortas and have driven them away with Dr. Thomas‘ Ilolectrio Oil. All similarly troubled should ioee no time in applying this splendid rein- edy. as there is nothing like it to b; had. It is cheap. but its power ia m no way expressed by its low price.

Sud Mines \\ 0nd kirk .

Car Salesman-Our car's n0 good? Why, we're selling them by the doz- en!

Prospective Buyer-I'm not sur- prised. How much are they a dozen? _

RRIN G lNGnUP FATH

Grade X S1‘.—~l. Elizabeth Nedlcr. 2. Frances Holland.

Grade X .ir.-l. Jack N-cdler. Muriel Holland, It. Iicamen Crilbeclr

Guide IX -—l. Alice Fell and Ever- cit Howntt, rvnuwl), 2. Helen Carr.

4 3. Gcnrglrc l/iahev.

Grade VII-i. George ill. "l Bertha Ford. 3. Eleanor 11o”? Grade VI -1. Adelaide I121. 7‘h'o Fey. R. Rnioh Robinson. Grade V—l. Hcitv Ilewatt. Cicely Fell. 3. Frrde Hfuvnit. tired- IV~~1. Rnlph Edwards. ‘l F‘ora"l‘.inv Cmssman. ‘.1. Betty F07‘ Grade Ill Sr.——l. Jennie Mabr" 2. Sheldon I-lowntt. 3. Helen Hownt‘ Grade I11 Jrr-l. Norma Ifmvoil 2. Jimmy D." Wolfe, 3. Doris Bell. Grndc IT Six-l. Ray l-lovrntt. I‘ Roma I-lowatt. Grade It Jrwi. Brian Dunficld. ‘.2 Vernic Lea, 3. Elinor Bcll. Grade I Sit-i. Wallace Cnibeck 2. Keith Rogcrson. Grade I .lr.-—_l. Quan-ie. 2. Doris Vcmie l-lowatt. Perfect

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Knhuss. ‘rue Ptumsen, t“, m. Snow HIM HAS ovencuanoso 0e l'| wuene u: Q. €€“\‘>""L‘2'£i“* “IETSM r 3‘ 6"‘ °FF -'. ‘ ‘ l” A w: OF MIND - ' - i‘ > i'-__IL_ J5 - i: . / 4;: 5 E‘ wm-_¢___ 5 i919, King Ieaium Syndicate. inc . Grm linmn rich; ruched

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ntteudnircc -~ Elizabctiu

Nrlder,

Everett Hnwntt».

l-iollirvcll. Eleanor Howait. Harold

Foy. Thin Fay. Betty l-fowntt, Rich-

ard Howntt. ‘Victoria

MncLc -c b

The average discount price. thv

mcnfs. ‘form of bone-meal, without full. during

good grade of yeast.

cooked. biologically t ingredients conform

R-‘VI Standard B ccllcnt emergency’ chuck meat.

MAT

and strain

On New York

14—Mont:‘eni ,

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SPDI-"WbG". 1031. ‘The gain amount- The 15 in the. ind? win:- wcrc- Eli n nz-v: 1035-36 itp of 32.8.

Much of the day's ncus in Wall annual

Holland. Helen Georg?

an. Teacher.

VANCOUVER TURUNTO OTTAWA MONTREAL QUEBEC

SAINT JOHN MONCTON FREDERICTON CAMPBELLTON CHARLOTHETOWN

Over 5% Income

Plus Safety and Diversification

Safety of principal, diversification and substantial income return, . are offered to the investor through the purchase of equal

amounts of the following first mortgage bonds:- Ran ‘Union Gas Co. of Canada Ltd" . . .. . .4%% ‘Hm-niiton By-Producz Coke Ovens Ltd. 5% "Nanaimo-Duncan Utilities Limited. . . .5%% fCanadian Utilities, Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5% iDominion Electric, Power Limited. . . .5%% ‘Payable Canada only.

W. C. Pitfi

157. Hollis Street, Halifax Telephone: 13-7100

Limited

Jfihox. Yield %

4.68. 5.00 5.00 5 .40 5.75

Mnhuily Priu 1950 98.00 1955 99.50 1964 100.00 1955 95 .00 1955 97.00

‘Hhyable Qnadn and Unired 52am. iPayabie (Ianada and London.

Full information upon nquert.

cld 8c Company

meet => n. onal bunks, includ- ing scvcial large Wall Street insti- tutions. The moderate decline in earnings of the majority was ex- pected in view of lo\v money rates. Mzvkeiwisc. the major interest was in the emphasis imd by bank offl- ccrs on the large totals of idle. funds available for loans and in- vestmcnts.

Activity

in the oil shares was group, and in many cases they made the best gains. The upper grrice brackets in the IIUVlSlOII gen- erally shmvcd improvement. Hous- ton Oil appeared xvlth great fre- quency on the tape. It 1 1-4 point-s hicher at l1.

Otllcl‘ petroleum shares up major fractions to n point or so included Texas Corp. at 33 l-B, Phillips at 40 5-8. Pure Oil zit 2i, Plvmouth at 15 and Socouy-Vncnum at 16.

Among gainers of 1 to 2 points were Union Pacific, at 116, Amcri- can telephone at 159 1-2, Maytag at 20. General Asphalt at. 31. Euwekn. Vacuum at 13 3-4. Crown Cork at 53. U. S. Steel rrrievred at 120 1-2 and Chrvs-ls-r at 80 7-8.

DOlYie Mines dronncd 1 1-2 in the

half a point. Such issues as Gan- ndian Pacific. Hiram Walker. (lan- adian Industrial Alcohol. Dominion Strves.

ris were frnctionaily higher.

Exclzange

(Supplied m- rnmlu um] mnuunu‘ lhwnlbvrn oi‘ llunlreul Mock uwlulllkl‘ llllrl (‘nrb Milrltcl)

Sim-kn

DURING TH

BREEDING SEASON

Carefully Consider the Neces sity of a

Special Ration f'0r Reprod nation _ in building up the dog and vixen for breed- L mg you mustt consider nature's seasonal require- luicrum, which may be supplied in the

should be fed every day, the mating,‘ and pregnancy

periods. A liberal quantify of, Vitamin “ll“ is also important and may be supplied through a

D0 NOT FEED RAW (TEREALS-ltivss- illillcrs‘ Vita-Crumbln Cereal “B" is u specially

csicd. breeding cereal. The f0 the highest standards:

make a balanced dict. for body development and supply heat and energy.

recding Cubes form an ex-

hfced to be used ziiouc or \\ 1th

ING SEASON RATION

Ln January and during the. muting season ' the red meat should be increased to ii or 9 ounces with one ounce of liver. iced 3 ounces Vita-Crumbln Cereal '13“, ope ‘ once bone-meal, one ounce of vegetables and _ as much skim milk or wntcr as the ration will absorb. The amount to 1m fed will vnry ‘ from l4 lo l8 ounces according to the size

In addition

of your toxca.

t Halifax Port

ARRIVALS—

most pronounced in the lower priced .

SAlL1NGS-—-

finished >

VESSELS IN BERTIL-

Canadian list. Lake Shore was of!‘

EVESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE-

International Nickel. Mc- l J n

i ll - Intyrc-Porcunlne and Massey Hnr-i 11_Man. Producer from st John

Mt ’l. Stock

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Open Lust

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ilk oi’ llnntioul 20o ‘ _ noyiu 1m 1'- t‘; m; (‘mu 1.0/1

A rrivals

Lady Nelson from B. W. Indies. Montrcal City from New York. Beaverbrae from saint John. Sarnollte from Local Harbour.

Duchess of Atholl to saint John. Sarnolite to Local Harbour. Lenarfish to Local Harbour. Steel Traveller to Boston.

IZ-Antonia from New York. Auronia from Havre. Chcdztbucto form E. C. ports. Cnirngien from St. John. 13—City of Evansville from Cain outta.

Rosalind from Si. John's. Chomcdy frOm B. W. I. Pfsudski from New York 14-—Blink from AntwPrp.

Reo from Halifax.

Nova II from Halifax. 15—Marlis from Halifax. '

Kelos from New Ybrk. l6—Leuarfisi1 from Halifax.

Robin Adair from So. Africa 17-—Waukegan from U. s. ports. Malayan Prince from Far East. Man Regiment from St. John.

Beavcrford from St._John. Lady Rodneyfrom Jamaica.

Colbornc, loading. Cathcart, loading.

Rose Castle, discharging Duchess of Atholi. Discharging. Barge N0. 2, ‘berth. Bezwcrbrae, loading. Lenarfish, loading. MontreaiCity, loading. Steel Traveller, discharging. Lovaas, discharging.

Montclare from St John. Bonnington Court from Van- couver. I Lilligunvor from JQIIWICB- Dom. Shi Halli X

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John Auronia from New York.

' lil-Carinthia. from Liverpool.

Dakotiair from st. John. Chcdabucto from E. C. ports.

Canadian Poultry In British Market

(CT. By Guardian's Special Win

OTTAWA. Jan. 14—-The Units Kingdom offers a market for 50 000,000 pounds of Canadian pou. try every year. according to W. J Brown. chief o! the poultry servic Department of Agriculture. who h:- arrived here after an overseas h. spectlon trip.

“No country,’ Brown said, “is .' well equipped to supply Brita- wiih quality poultry as Canao because no country has progressi so for in putting up a, pack t poultry based on national standart. of grading and packing.

"But Canadian producers mu: send a quality product and gn assurance of a continuity of sm ply if they want; to hold the Bri lsh market. No other country h: the right type of pirds in sur quantities as Canada."

For complete details write for our new 10510 seasonal feeding charts and samples of R-M fox

foods. We will be glad i0

you may have in ask. AGENTS

East of Hunter Rival:

MR. J. ROBERT MUTCH. Charlottetown. P. E. l.

dfiisflzttfid

FOX FOODS

NAPANEE

Massns. BRACE. MuvKAY

answer any questions

AGENTS _ West of lluuier Riv";

d: C0" LTD-_ Summcrside, 1'. F. l-

ONTARIO

—-BY GEORGE MCMAN us

WHO '? HIDE eoouo. ‘rue CHAMPION wRESn-aw. ‘l’ V00 won-r PAY? WELL, l6 THAT 50-- '1‘

u= X00 DON'T PAY TH 1' BILL av aw; o‘c.\.oc»< m». a: oown "ro ‘ms MRTCH ‘roman-r AND THROW voo om’ or‘ THB time!

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Duchess of York from Liverpoo‘. ‘

ltl-Duchem of Atholl from St. I