JANUARY 13,_1940

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‘llllfllmm Chute in An! MIVOrI-Iflllltlltl as Cents Central Guard-Ian locals, be per word: Western and Eastern [neg];

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For Sale

60R SALE - COMPLETE SOUND system tor rink. Appy “A" care ‘Null-Inn. is-iflfi-i-liil-lti.

FOR SALE — ONE FURNACE blmv" “"101 thermosat in excel- lent condition. Apply Palmer Electric. L-458-l-12-2i.

SALE — JEISEY

FOR. SALE-USID MOTORS, shill-ins. wood ind steel split pulleys. hangers belting, wmL for list and prices. Central Creflmeries Ltd L-873-l-8-5l.

r01: sane-Inner: SILVER female foxes $15.00 each. En-

quire X. Y. Guardian. b445-l-ll-3i.

SEWING SLIIGHS FOR. SALS- One yetiow ‘redericton Pung. one half speed. ne wood sleigh, (high

box). Wllliati Wright. I26 Bright-

on Road. L-498-1-l -1i.

Salesnen Wanted WVANTED-JILREE coon sausa-

men, Apry . T. Holman and ask for Mr. McPherson. L-497-1-i3-li

"n" Mr "en ueimnai s wolrfla.‘ Notices 1nd: misuse: word. .

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Female Help Wanted

my iuim WANTED—APPLY ovum. ~ 11n- L-470-1-12-3L

Male Help Wanted

Wsuran - RELIABLE YOUNG m") 10F 81M parts stock room. Apblv Box "Auto" care Guardian.

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APPBENTICB WANTED "r0 learn Barber sde Short Course. r1- rrslrung. Molar Barber

Co ege Halifax. 11-455,

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88:81. ESTATE AGENCY Great G Charlotteetgvli s" Day Telepho 131; Nltht Teleohgae 344

FARM FOR SALE HBre Is a real producer,

Afarmtlifllsajoytn ' ‘ and that adds to 1°11!‘ Bank balance every year.

souru MELVILLE, Lot 39- near ichool, Churches, Butter Factory and water ihllllllnl at Victoria“ no acres, B0 ollltlvlted. Balanee sawmill timber and hard and sol‘ firewood. Good wire fencer, running stream, 8 house 40 x 25. Barn

60 x 32. Piggery, Hen house, Machine house. Wagon house, W001! Shed-all for 53000. Th! Price Is well below the 00st of the building; alone,

Agents Wanted

WANTED. AGENT FOR HIGH e cotton washable uniforms

W059 Street. Montrfial. Que’. N-123-l-l3-1I.

Personal

XOU CAN RUN A HUME Kindergarten with our help. Can- adian der arten Institute. Toronto l0. On io. N-Per.

Zgzlismen Wanted

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“KLEEREIP — FOB. SKIN AIL- ments-ls sold in two strengths- Medium and Biron . Heals Ecz- Bmfl. Psoriasis ema, Impeti-

or salrman to join 46 who earn-

to $1,775 in a. month. This n41 lgdirected to ca man 11th. real sales a iltly. We 501M151) lications from several we}; ne for rural and small town srea= Coating, Paint, 011 and Gr se proposition sold on

I ere it terms, no down pay- £2‘; nlngs up 400 and We, thly. (Eamings verified

.) Full earnings advanc- eptable business. Big season. arts soon. No experience in our ne necessary but sales ability nd Intelligence are neces- erwise please do not ap Manager. lock Box

Lavzrack-Probert N uptials

(B11311! Alies Herald, Dec. 8)

391mm here will be interested 1n 1,11,; hetty young bride referred u; a5 fie is a grand-daughter of the 13,1 Capt. John Murchison and M15, iiurchison, whose summer hQmQB at POIDt Prim.

A ery picturesque ceremony took p134 at St. Andrew's Scots Ciwch last evening, when Mia! May O'Gi'ady Probert, only daugh- (maf Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Probert we married to Mr. Dennis Lava- rnt, second son oi Capt. and Mrs. 3 V. Levarack o1 2, Portman 1unsions. London. W. ‘The service ‘as conducted by the Rev. Dr. yuce, who was assisted by Rev. 01m Kent.

Masses of lovely hydrangeos, in- prsporscd with white lilies and ~arnations mode a. perfect setting [for the ceremony. Shortly before the hour appointed for the service a large number of guests arrived and were escorted to their seats by the ushers Messrs. Leslie Smart and Boy lee.

As the bride entered on the arm of her father. the organist, Mr. T. Boursc, a, friend of the bride's ia- mily, rendered the Wedding March. The bride made a delightful pic- ture in an early Victorian bridal gown a Lanvin model, of off white taffeta and brocaded satin, the sl-lrt terminating into a full cir- cular train. her veil of tulle d'il1u- sion, which fcll In soft cloud-like, folds over the train. was held in pQQILIQn by a modern head-dress composed of lllles-oi-the-valley and orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of the some flowers.

Th bridesmaids, the Misses Mar- jorie Gerrard, Lucie Bell and Asia Fitz Gibbon made a delightful trio in their mnuvy-pink lace frocks over matching taffeta. They wore swathcd tin-bans of silk jersey to match their dresses and carried bouquets of pink Duchess of York

‘PS. mMr. ‘Louis Peeney acted as best- man and the Qroomsmen were Mr. John Murchison Probert and Dr. Charles Smart.

After the ceremony a reception was held to a ‘large number of guests at the home of the bride's grandmother. Mrs. John Murchi- con hi calle FreYTe 1762- He" the

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The City Clerk’s office will be open each evening. from now until the 15th of January, between the hours of 7 p. m. and 9 p. in. for the purpose of receiving tux payments.

I wish to remind you that all taxpayers in arrears after the 15th of January, 1940 will have no vote in the forthcoming civic elections.

J. A. FULLERTON. City Clerk

._ t._______ Any one_caught trespass- ing or cutting wood on pro- perties known as Arthur

and Gillls properties will be prosecuted.

Signed, lClJVE McNEIL, WESTON ROLLINGS.

0; Itch Bio, while you work. 50c: 1.00; 88.00. Recommended and sold b Hughes Drug Company, Charlo tctown; Foley's Drug store. Summersidentnd all Drug Sims. N— - .

Male and Female Help Wanted

HOW T0 GET A GOVERNMENT gob as Letter Carrier. Postal Clerk.

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rbrideh mother received the guests

attired in a. handsome gown oi’ black chiffon with a short train. A large straw hat completed her ensemble. Unfortunately owing to the war the bridegroomb parents were unable to leave England for the wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lavarack plan to spend their honeymoon in Cordoba. On going away the bride wore a smart mauve and pink pat- terned frock accompanied by a. Bots de rose coat and hat and navy blue accessories.

The bride's gift to the bridegroom was a gold wrist watch and the groom gave the bride a jewelled wrist watch, the bridesmaids re- ceived souvenir gifts of earrings.

1 BONSHAW AND VICINITY

The school which has re-opened after the Christmas vacation, is progressing nicely under the man- agement oi the teacher, Miss Inez Stevenson.

Miss Lillian Elliott. student at P.W.C, Business College spent the past week-end the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Stirling MacLeod.

Mr. Peter MacDonald. teacher at Appln Road, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald. Bonshaw.

The many friends of Miss Thelma Benton are sorry to hear of her recent illness.

The regular meeting of the Y. P. S. was held on Tuesday night, January 9th in the United Church with the president Meeting opened by singing “Take Time t0 be Holy” with Mrs. James Boyce as organist. Selection 743 was read responslvely and the prayer read by Roma MacLeod. followed by lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Minutes of previous meeting were read by Secretary, Inez Stevenson and roll call mis- wered by fifteen members. Scrip- ture froni the lst chapter of Ro- mans was read by Shirley Crosby, and lesson was given by Mae Mac- Donald, parts on the lesson were read by Isabel Crosby. Next les- son leader, Mrs, James Boyce. Scripture leader. Christine Currie. Closing hymns were “What a Friend We Have In Jesus" and "I Am Thine, O Lord" followed by repeating benediction.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darrach alD Miss Audrey Darrach. Clyde River, recently visited the formers per- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crosby, Bonshaw.

Among recent visitors to Bon- shaw were Dan MacPhee. Clyde River, Dan MacLcod, Glasgow Road, Garfield MacFadywzn, River- dale, John MacNcvln, New Argyle and Gordon MacDougall, Argyle Shore.

Miss Roma MacLcod spent the

week-end at the home of her grandfather. Mr. Granger Mac- Phall, Argyle Shore.

Misses Mae MacDonald and

Isabel Crosby were rlcent visitors to Appln Road.

Skating fans from Bonshaiv and vicinity are looking forward to the day when Crosby's, Mill pond will be in suitable condition for skat- ing, where in the past a great many evenings have been enjoyed by all.

Blends of M1‘- Will Gam are sorry to hear of his continued 111- ness.

Mr. and Mrs. Geddie Macbeod and family also Mr, mid Mrs. Daniel Darrach and family are greatly missed by their many friends since moving to Char-

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CITY tors FOR sane

We, have a great variety of City‘ Building Lot; 1n g" districts- prices ranging from $125. to $2000. Ask for our Lists.

APARTMENTS TO LET

Ground Floor, 5 rooms - $25. Ground floor, 6 rooms — $45.

HOUSES T0 LET

Highland Ave» 6 rooms S16 Water Street, 6 rooms - $10. Brighton District, 8 room $20. Pownal St., 6 rooms - $20.

ROOMS T0 LET Water SI. West 2 rooms 512. 1 room furnished - — $10.

Others on application.

30 CITY HOUSES FOR SALE

Consisting of private resi- ’ , double tenements, and bungalows situated on Prince, Dorchester, Alley, Ed- ward, Orlebar, Felling, Hills- boro, Kent, Passmore, Pleas- ant, and King Streets, also on Vlclflry. Elm. and Highland Avenue, Brighton, Malpeque and Spring Park Roads, at prices ranging from $1600 to $4500. Each of these pro- perties ls a buying bargain, well below building costs,

We also have a. large num- her of excellent City Homes to offer by private sale.

OUT OF TOWN HOUSES FOR. SALE

At Summcrsl-ie, Bayview, Central Bedeque, Bristol, Bradalbane, Covehead, Eldon, Emerald, Georgetown, Mis- couchc, Murrav River, Si. Peter’: Bay. Prices ranging

are tome homm in the above. several 1 of which have all modern

equipments — drainage, Iur- ‘ naces, bathrooms, etc. i

COUNTRY STORES

We have several for sate throughout the Province In good trading centres at very 1 reasonable prices.

Lists on application.

Daily War Survey

(By The Canadian Press)

The nucleus oi an ivteriiatlonnl army is amembiing :11 Finland. When and if the Russian invaders renew their assault they may be met by men of many nations.

With Swedish and Italian volun- teeis already in Finland, word comes oi the arrival of a Danish contin- gent and in Norway King l-laakon announces a program of voluntary

presiding. .

lotto‘ u this winter.

1 military drills -will be conducted by

the defence ministry for persons dc- slrous of training.

I This moans that Norwegians may

‘obtam mzliiary training without ‘entering the arpiy_ Although the purpose is not oificially disclosed it will provide a menus by which Norwegians who wish to fight for

(Canadian Press)

Stocks .910“ Am C and F 37 1-2 Am Radiator -8 Am Tel 8s Tel 16a 5-8 Am Water 11 1-3 Anaconda 27 1-2 Atchlson 23 Bait s; Ohio 5 5-8 Baldwin Loco 15 8-8 Beridiv Av 28 Beth Steel 74 1-8 Ches 8s Ohio 40 Chrysler 82 7-8 Con Oil 22 7-8 Commonwealth 1 1-4 Con Edison 30 1-2 Curt Wright A 28 1-4 Elec Auto Ute 35 Jillec Pr Lite 7 1-8 Gen Eliec 3s 3-4 Gen Foods 4-5 3-8 Gen Motors 51 3.4 Goodrich is 1-5 Goodyear Tire 22 7-8 Gt Nor Pfd. I 7-8 Hudson Mir Car 5 3-4 Int Tel 5r Tel 43-8 Kennecott 35 5-3 Mont Ward 51

N. Y. Central 16 5-8 Nor Am Co 22 1-3 Nor Pac a 3-3 Paramount 7 1-3 Pen R R m Phil Mor 89 Phil Pet Co 39 3-4 Pure Oil Co 11 7.3 Radio Corp 5 3-4 Sears Roe Co 82 South Pac 13 3-4 Std Oil N J 43 1-2 Stude Corp 9 3-8 T6"‘.S Corp 44 1-4 United Alr 44 1-4 United Corp 2 1-2 United Drug 5 1-‘1 "nit/ed Gas Imp 14 1-2 U S, Rubber 3'1

U. S Stool Co 60 1-2 U. S. Ind Al 23 Vanadium 3n 1.x Warner Bros 3 5-3 West Union :31 1.3 West Eire 109

__THE, CHARIJIYFTTYFOWN GUARDIAN

STOCK QUOTATIONS

»N. Y. Stock’

FINANCE

Ely Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK. Jan. 12-—-(CP)-—

Stocks again took the downward road in todays market with lead- ing inzliustriais retreating 1 to a- round 3 points.

The Associated Press average of G0 stock; was off 9 of a. point at 19.7, sharpest day's drop since Sept. '8. The days turnover of l,lC9,460 shareswas the largest since Dec. 29. It amounted to 844,820 yesterday.

Desllners on the Canad an its). IIICIIKICCI Distillers Seagram, Dome and Lake Shore, lnitemational Nic- ‘cei, McIntyre, Brazilian, Marconi, Ford and Imperial Tobacco. Hotlin- ger improved a triile.

the Finns may obtain military training in their own country.

From Spain also comes word that Russian tanks, guns and other e- quirpment sent into that country for the recent Spanidi C-vil War may be ss/t to Finland. Thus the rclits 0i one oi Soviet Russias lil- starred foreign ventures Will be turned against it in another ven- ture.

An indication came today also that Nazi Germany's stlpp3ri. of Russia's enterprise in Finland 1s still sub1ect to qualilicatious. ’llie Nazi government has accepted a con ul appointed by the Finnish govern- ment, thereby recognizing the con- tinuance of that regime.

Russia has set up a puppet Com- munist government for Finland with headquarters at Tcrijorki and rc-q fused to recognize the governmentl at Hclsiugfors. The Nazis will not". go to the length of recognizing the Russian-created FllllllSll govcrn- mcnit. Although they stop the trans-f port oi military supplies from Italy to Finland they mauwtain normal’ relations with their beleaguered‘ northern neighbor l

Montreal Curb

' (Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Abltlbl Com 195 Abitibi Pfd l5 Asbestos 25 B A. Oil Z3 1-2 Bathurst 14 Dom Ttar 9 W859i‘ V T C 18 3-4 Ford A 20 1-2 Imp Oil 15 l-B Int Pete 21 3-4 Melchers A 6 Price Com 21 1-4 Price Pfd '76 (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Montreal 08 Nova Sootla 305 Royal 185

Yesterdays Local Market Quotations 1

CORRECTED FOR EVERY WED- NESDAY AND SATURDAYS

ISSUE _ RETAIL MARKET

Apples pk 25-35c Eggs doz 30-32 Parsnips lb 4c Cabbage each 5-10: Carrots 3 lbs 10c Squash ib 2c Potatoes pk 20v

ts 3 lbs 10c Roast Beef l6-22c Boiling meat l2-14c Lamb b 16-200 Corned beef 12c Stew meats 12-140 Steak lb 16-250 Butter dairy 32-33 Chicken 8100-31 25 Cream qt 40c Fowl each 75-900 Pork lb 18-20-227 Ducks each 8541.10 Spinach lb 17c Onions lb 5c

New York Prices Up, Stockholm Down

NEW ORK, Jan. 9—A strong rebound from recent levels in prices for sliver foxes yesterday featured the first auction of these furs since the supplementary trade pact regulating Canadian imports went into effect. The sale. held by the New York Auction Company, averaged prices 10 per ccut high- er than the December auction.

Only the full silver section was auctioned yesterday. The top was $89 and entire section was sold. Four days will be required to sell the 25.000 skins which will go un- der the hammer.

The rise in prices yesterday was said to reflect much stionger con- ildence in the market position of silver foxes and the buying was in sharp contrast to that at previous sales. At least one important auc- tion was cancelled because of the threat to domestic prices arising from aiieged dumping of Canadian silver and black foxes.

Under the quota arrangement with Canada, that country may send In 58.300 silver and black foxes this year, less the December shipments. The quota for this month has already been exceeded.

Off 40 Pcr Cent at Stockholm ..

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Jim. 8 (UH-American buyers bought 5.000 silver fox skins at auction

‘ here today at prices 40 per cent

lower than last year, when the aver- age was $19.05 per silver fox. American buyers were interested only In the lvcr fox although there were blue fox and mink in the 45.000 skins which were on sale on the Stockholm auction block. Twenty thousand silver fox, 10.002

bluc fox and 13,000 mink were be s

Montreal fitock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Banks Close Bell Tel 107 Brazilian 8 5-8 Bruck Silk 5 B. C. Pow A 17 Bldg Products l8 7-8 Can Nor Pr l8 Can Car Found i3 7-8 Can Ind Al A 3 l-4 Can Pac 6 3-3 Can Steamship 5 7-8 Celanese 31 Cons Smelt 47 l-2 Dist g Z1 l-2 Dom Coal Pfd 21 Dom Bridge 3'7 1-2 Dom Steel B 14 3-4 Gen Steel Wrs 9 1-2 Ham Bridge 6 8-8 How Smith $0 Imp Tob 16 Int Nickel 45 Lake of Woods 36 l-2 Massey Harris 8 Mtl Power 30 1-2 Nat Brew 38 Nat Steel Car 85 Power Corp l0 1-2 Shawinigan 23 1-2 st Law com 5 St. Law Pid 18 Steel of Can 80 8-4 Wpg Eiec A 2 1-4 Wpg Elec B 2 MONTREAL, Jan_ 12-40?)-

Leadlng stocks declined fractions to

Stocks

two points in quiet market trading today.

Canadian Car preferred dropped two points, National Steel Car i 1-4 and Howard Smith one. Canadian Car common. St. Lawrecne Corp, and Bathurst gave up fractions,

In constructions, narrow losses showed for Algoma Steel, Asbestos, and Dominion Tar. Weaker utilities included Brazilian, mil Telephone, Monrteal Power and Power Coorp- oration. Smelteis, Noranda, Imper- ial Oil. Canadian Celanese and Sca- grams also retreated.

Total sales: 63,200 snares; Indus- trlziis, 22,100; Mlnefl 41,100; Bonds, nil.

GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. i2—(AP)—Whest prices tumbled about . cent a bush. ei again today before enough buy- mg appeared to right the market and 081.126 a moderate rally. Prices reached the lowest level in a month,

er than yesterday, May 98 3-4—7-8, Jly 96 l-Z-fi-B: Corn l-8-—1-2 down,

May 57 1-4-3-8, Jly 57 5-8-3-4; Oats 1-4—-i-2 down. WINNIPDG. Jan. 12—(CP)—

Wheat futures prices lost ground on Winnipeg grain exchange today as weakness at Chicago discouraged buyers and gave operations an eas- ier wnc. Quotations fluctuated ac- tively nt times before closing l~4- ‘ 3-8 cent lower, May at 85 7-8, Jly B6 5-8 and Oct 87 7-8 cents. Buenos Aires value; were off 5-8 -3-4 cent just before the close.

New YorkCurb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Am Cyanamicl "B" 32 5-8 Am Gas dz Elec 38 1-4 Am Super Power 7 1-6 Assoc Gas 6: E1 "A“ 1-4

Brown Co. Pid 26

Brown Rubber 3 3-8 Cities Service 4 1-2 Creole Petroleum 22

El Bond 8e Share 7 l-2 Gulf Oil Corp 37 1-2 Humble Oil 62 1-2 Lockheed Aircraft 28 5-8 Niagara Hudson 5 3-4 Paiiiepec Oil 4 3-4

Use lifinariPs for dandruff.

Wheat closed l-2—l l-4 cents icw- I

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. Jan. IIL-(CP):

MINING

Close

MIX 28 Adermac 35 1-3 Amm Gold o5 1.3 Ang Cdn 1,00 Ans Bur 2.35 Ambit 14 1.1 Aunor 3,40 Bags » o9 Bankfleld ,2! Base Met 29 Seattle 1.07 Bidgood 12 3-4 Bralorne 11 Brown Oil i7 Buff Ank 8.60 Cal Dim 2.17 Calmont 42 Cdn Mal 80 Carlboo 2.55 Cas 'I‘reth .65 Cent Pat 2 49 Cent Pore .12 Chem Res .45 Chester 93 Chromium 51 Cochenour 70 Conlaurum 1.75 Con Chib .12 Con Smelt 47 1-2 Davies 2'1 me 20 D0411 EXDIO .02 Buqueme (Y! 1-2 t Cr .07 East Mal. 3.70 Eldorade 1.01 Falcon 4.00 Pounds 11 Francoeur 6? Gods Lake 60 l-2 Gold Eag 22 1-2 Gold Gate 20 Gunnar 61 Halcrow 02 1-2 Halllwell 02 3-4 Hard Rock 1.30 Harker 07 High Sar l8 Holliriger 14 7-8 Home Oil 2 80 Homestead 06 1-4 Howey 38 Hud Bay 32 i-l ira 30 Int Nick 44 3-4 Island Mtn 1.05 Jelilooe l5 I-2 J. M. Con 02 3-4 Kerr Add 2.51 Kirk Huci 24 Kirk Lake l 45 L. Shore 30 1-2 lamaque 7 l0 Lapa Cad 17 1-2 Lebel 0i 3-4 Leitch 85 Macassa 4 45 MacLeod ' 2 30 Msdsen 53 Mafartlc 94 Maralgo 04 McIntyre 57 1-2 McKenzie 1,44 McWstters 44 1-2 Min Corp 1.27 Moneta 86 Morris 05 8-4 Naybob 29 l-2 ‘Noranda "n 1-2 Nor Can .53 (O'Brien 1.60 ‘Okalta 1.12 IOmega 26 1-2 |Pacalta 05 l-2 ’Pamour 2.19 Part/anon 06 3-4 Payinaster 48 1-2 Perron 1.99 Pick Crow 4.05 Powell 1.99 Preston 2.18 Que Min 42 Reno 44 St Anth .16 San Ant 2 3O Sand Riv 14 Senator 49 Sheep Cr 1.15 Slaarrltt 1 13 Siscoe 78 Slzden 52 Slave L .07 S. E Pele 06 Ste-ep Ro 1.85 Sullivan 93 Sylvanite 8 30 Teck Hugh 4.10 Texas 60 Toiourn l 8r) Uchl 94 Kipper Can 75 Ventures 4 30 Waite Am 5.60 Wiliscy 02 3-4 Wood Cad 22 Wrl Harg 7.95 Ymlr 04 7-8 CURB Brett 0i Dalhousle 51 Foothills s 85 Kirk Town i4 Pend Ore 2.16 Temisk 08 l-4 l TORONTO Jan. l2—((-'P)—Re -