m!» ., ‘ g Mallett’s Battery Service a

gusto-Lite and Exide Batteries-Sales and Service “ - Harrison Radiators-Sales and Service muggy Charging and Repairing-

starting, Lighting and Ignition-e

I l" Radiator Repeirin

Electrical Accessories.

m Great George Street

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vnyjyill Phone 1236-1 ,_

Advertising liates—-Payahle

Ion-ll. lantern lees-ll. 2e. per will! gyants, lie. per word; Classified, 2o. per word; l.n Memortam Notices, 10c. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- {er name; Lettan of Condolence, 70c.

hanks and Appreciation, 'l0c. per inch a, 4c per word. Other rates on applications.

mp, Cards, etc.. 4c. p6! inch; Notlcu of

Minimum Charge for any cents ~

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nATfiifzd per word. three tn- 0111101‘ the price of two, strictly ie in advance.

Agents Wanted

OR. WOMAN T0 TRAVEL mu appoint representatives.‘ Old- established house, position Del‘- manent. Yearly guarantee $2.133 (being 021. weekly average) and gXpBIJSCB. Winston, Toronto J.

' A. W. Jlily_19-22.

Wanted

waman-rmrs sun A_, IPhone nor. 1433-6-29-ti

.~ T0 BENT FOB ONE month wheel chair. Apply Guardian. 1870-7-18-31.

UMBER LAND WANTED. CEN- trally located Must contain P91’- wntage of heavy lumber. state distance from Railway or main highway. E. E. Sharbcll, Portage, p_ g, 1, 1875-7-18-31.

Female Help Wanted

ANTED — MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Lame family. A0911 r. o. Zox 22a. 1865-7-18-31.

auras - comrrnv GIRL as meld for family oi two. Write '7." care Guardian. 18885-7-10-11.

Male Help Wanted

ANTED —- A MAN FOR HAY-

makingl Apply L. M. Howard. Cornwall 1908-7-19-3l.

All WANTED FOR. ONE, -, Apply U. Boyce, Mermaid. ' 1907-7-19-21

Found

- - A PACKAGE 0F‘ SILK Hose. Apply to Moore d: Mc- Leod, Limited. 1885-7-19-11.

For Sale

= OABD SUITABLE I011 : outhouses. etc, 1e per sheet. Guardian Ofllce. ti.

B SALE -- MALAGASH HAY Bait, also Rock Salt for Horses and Cattle. Earle Fisheries Co., as Water Street. 1722-‘1-12-61.

it SALE - AUCTION FORT!-

ve, Bridge and Whist Score ards. Guardian Central Job l‘ - Noni-ti.

li- gust - MASSEY HARRIS ll" grinder good as new. Call or write. Lem MacDonald, New Dom- inlorn 1891-7-19-81.

l» BALI - AUCTION FORT!- Flve, Bridge and Whist Score CB Guardian Central Job _ Nov. l-ti. --UIAL DOW PRICES 0N “Y Material. Bert J. Trows- ‘. Westmorelan’

F. B.-1889-7-19-3i.

.~" ‘\ —- GASOLINE ENGINE

.1 . Heavy Express Wagon. Light riving Wagon, Rubber Belt. James Tremor, 141 Spring Park Road. 1856-7-18-31.

0R. SALE .- BPRAYING SUP- files consisting ’ oi Arsenate of

me, Btuestone, Snowflake Hyd- rated Lime. wholesale and retail at Brace. McKay do Company. Ltd. Bummerslde. isci-v-is-si.

usiness Opportunities

O0 IIABTB YOU IN BUSINESS.

Carded Resor Blades. Howe, mo.

159% Dundee, London, Ont. 10-21-2d-28-Aug. z

m Advance 4o. pfl’ I080: Western and Announcement and Coming

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Wednesday and Saturday Issue

advertisement twenty - Ive

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To Let

T0 LET - HEATED APARTMENT ground floor, 296 Grafton Street. 1869-7-18-51.

TO LET - 7 BOOM HOUSE. 7 Elm Ave. Apply 8 Elm Ave- 1857-7-8-31.

T0 LET -— HOUSE 17 AND 19 rleasant Street. Apply Guardian. - 1904-7-19-31.

T0 LIT-CUMBERLAND HOTEL. Large, bright rooms, spacious dining room. Right in the busi- ness section. Near City Market and theatres. Rent with or with- out 12-car garage in rear. Apply Fred B. ‘Iratnor, 80 Grafton St.

1882-7-18-31

Publicity Is ' I Chief Weapon Against Fraud

WASHJNGEDN. July 1B. --(CP) — Publicity is the principal wea- pon by which the securities act, passed at the last session oi the United States Congress, seeks to save investors front being sold worthless stocks and bonds.

But it also makes any fraudulent scheme or misleading wt perpe- tuated in an interstate sale of sec- urities a federal offense, and al- lows buyers to sue the issuers and underwriters if the latter make un- true statements or omit material facts in connection with the sale. The law actually began to take effect July ‘l. From that day on, issuers 0i securities were permit- ted to resistor their offerings with the Federal Tirade Commission. But after July 21,.they have no choice, must register issues before oiiering them to the public.

‘Ito register, the issuing firm must state to every “mater- iai" feet bearing on the soundness oi the offerings. Every principal official and the majority oi the di- rectors of the issuing flnn must sign this statement, and every signer will be liable for suits to

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or bonds, 1f material facts are omit- ted or untrue statements are ln- cluded. Further, criminal action may be brought in eases oi wilfid

The law does not guarantee buy- ere against loss. But it does make available to anyone who wants them the true financial facts oi the business behind the new is- sues. Securities now on the market are not touched by the law, and domestic public issues, securities of non-profit organizations, building and loan associations, etc, are ex- emipt. Special terms govern for- eign issues.

NEW YORK, July 1'1. -- (OP) — Thirty college women matriculated in the New Yon: Training School for Girls at Hudson, es students in the first summer training course in social adjustment work to be con- ducted ln a correctional institu- tion. ‘They will study the technique o0! institutional management, and ‘the practical work will be supple- mented by lectures.

.::All Night with Asthma. Every- one knows how attacks oi asthma often keep their victims awake the whole night long. Morning finds him wholly unfltted for a day oi ‘ and yet, business must

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still be carried through. All this night suffering and lack ct’ rest can be avoided by the Pmmpt i186 01' D1’- J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, which positively does drive away the attach.

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Wanted, a large quantity of unwashed wool.

Highest cash prices paid.

Bought daily at 267 King St, past railroad station. 1500-7-15-51

recover amounts paid for the stocks »

Produce

He! ... u.‘ ... _.. fie to 40c Oats ... ... .... a.“ rw 51c to 85c Potatoes .. rt: ._. _ .

Rhubarb .. ... New cabbage ..

n. t“ 5c . rra ... 10c sud 15c 5c

New radish Greens

Dalry and Poultry Products

Cream

Eggs

Butter .1 ... v Chickens ... n. Ducks

Fowl ... (it! Cultivated Strawberries 2 boxes 25c

Tongues, each Round Steak .

lifaekerel ..- w. ... .-.¢ 5c and 10c Fresh end .

Haddock -...

Cod Tongues

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) ' MONTREAL, July 18—Brltish an foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compiled by the Iloyal Bank of Canada, closed today

as follows:-

Argentine peso .3804. Australia pound 3.0013. Belgium beiga .2101. Brazil mllrela .088. Bulgaria lev .0123. China Bong Kong dolls Czechoslovakia crown . Denmark krone .2241. Finland iinmark .1231. Fmnce franc .0590. Germany reichsmurk .3501. Great Britain pound 5.0184. Grr-cce drachma .0080. Holland fiorin .0081. Hungary pango .2091. India rupee .3778 Italy lire .0795 Japan yen .3144. Jugoslnvla dlnur .0217. New Zenland pound 4.0073. Norway krone . . Poland sloti .1110. . Iioumunia len .0102.

re .5110. 0456.

Swltzerl nd franc .2914. United totes dollars 35$ per cent

premium.

NEW YORK, July 18—Foralgn ex- change strong. Great Brltpln in dol- lars, others 1n cents. Greet Brlteln demand 34%‘ high ; low 4.82%; close 4.94%: 00 4.8%; Francs 5.50%; Italy 7.07; Belgium 20.30; Germany 34.75; Cau- adn 00 0-16.

were.- U B dollar in Montreal LN . Pound sterling in Montreal . . ‘French franc in Montreal 5.90. Pound sterling in New York 4.84%. Canadian dollar in New Yank 00

9-16.

French franc in New York 5.60%.

Onuudlun dollar ln Perle 17.84

francs. U. S. dollar in Perla 17.I francTI.

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PRO UCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, July 18-—-l"rices on the Montreal dairy and produce mar- krt firmed fructlonally tmluy in Ill lines axccpt potatoes and cheese. “N0 1 biltifill‘ in Clltflfiltgiéfll 1:5: we: s ongcr, so ng a , c I pound as compared with 10% to 10- % cents at the close of trading yes- terday. A total o! only 125 boxes was received. Those small receipts account fon the slight firmness in the market.

Egg prior-u ranged from l0 to 10% cents a dozen for extras, 15 to 15% cents for firsts and 121A to 15 cents for seconds for Brim"! "HD1119"?! ll‘! curlota or less. a rise of hnlf a cent aim-e yesterday's ilunl quotation. Egg

Exchange rates at the close today‘

receipts worn b00121’- (‘hcear- was a quarter of a cent easier with Onturln cheese being quoi-'

Quebec cheesi- remained half a cent unrior these levels. Oiirlngs were 7,- 073 boxes. Al; the weekly auction of, butter and choose to be held tomor- row, approximately 1200 boxes of butler and 1500 boxes of cheese will be sold m u.» highest hlrlder- i

Potato prior-s hold unchanged. Old‘

nlgtnea cnntlmicll to he noted at £1.15 tn $1.% for New runlwlck and Prince Edward Island Ireen mountains in so pound blue. while new Quebec potatoes sold at 81.00 to $1.75, according to quality.

M T’L. CURB

(Canadian Press)

Mocks

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Stocks

Ami-r Cyan ‘B . Amrr Sup ‘Power . . As (1 and El Can Marconi (‘lites Sorv Ill Bond and Share Ford of Canada A

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Dom so»: and cm a ’ Int. Nickel ...

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Montrei Power

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Quebec Power Sbawluigan Steel of (‘an . . Winnipeg l ....

Markets At A Glance

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stocks lower; general 11st closed higher.

Toronto Mines-Gold stocks are new high; base metal issues strong. New York-Stocks irregularlyhigh-

r. - Winnipeg-Wheat closed higher. New York-Cotton and coffee high-

er; rubber lower; sugar unchanged.

GRAIN

Canadian Press) G, July 18-

0110 SE

Wheat: July 94; Oct Btllifi-‘li; Dec WWI-it: May 10256- .

0a g July 40B;.Oct 47%; Dec 48- 1,4; lifny GZAQA.

Barley: July 04KB; Oct dfiiB; Dec 69%: May 71A.

Prose) ‘ Montreal-"Wet"

( WINNIPE

CA SI! PRICES

Wheat: No 1 herd 04%; No 1 nor 94; No 2 nor 91%; No 8 nor 881,5: No 4 nor 85; Nc 5 Feed 74: Track 94; No 1 durum

Oats:No2CW46;No5CW48: Ex 1 feed 43%; N0 1 feed 42; No 2 teed 30; Rejected 34; Track 40.

Barley: 2 row ex 8 C W 01%; 2 row exiiCWtiB/g: No3CW04%: No 4CW5B%;No5CW N08 C W 57%; Track 54%.

LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, July ls-Otferlnga on the tvro Montreal livestock markets today totalled 1,287. Receipts were composed of 148 cattle, 518 calves, 470 hogs and 151. sheep and lambs.

The bulk oi the cattle were only common cows sud bulls. Common to plalu butcher cows brought $2 to $2.25 and common bulls were from j1.50 to $2 with medium good kinds up.to 32.50.

The calf market became seriously effected by a continuation oi trouble in the mosher trade. Out of 500 calves offered only 50 hnd been sold at the time of writing. These were sold at $2.50 to $4 and were even lower than yesterday‘: prices.

Lambs were steady. Medium d lambs sold for $7.50 with culls out at $2 per cwi. Sheep ranged from $1.50 t0 $2.50.

Hogs were moving slowly at $0.75 to .85 r bncous and butchers. Select bucons brought 8t. per hog premium. Heavies 80% to $0.35. Ex- tra beavics $5.75 to 8585 and lows were mostly $5.75 to $4.50.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, July 18- Wheet, northern no 2 97. Barley, Canadian Western no 3 65. Outs, C \V No 2 52. Oats, C W no 3 52. Oats, iced no 1 50. Oats, feed -no 2 40. a folour, spring wheat patents, time

Flour, seconds 5.80.

Flour, bakers 5.70.

Flour, winter wheat psténts choice, .20-4.30.

Flour, white corn 4.40-4.50.

Bran ton 23.50.

.85. v, no per ton cnrlcts 11.50.

Cheese Ontario lll/Ji.

Cheese, Quebec 1015-93.

Butter, no 1 101/5.

Eggs in cartons. ire-sh specials 28.

Eggs, in cartons extras 24.

Eggs in cnrtons, firsts 10.

Potatoes N B and Prince Edward Island green mountains S0 pound bng $1.l5-$l.26.

Potatoes, new Quebec-s 51.80-51.75.

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Installation Of NewPrivote Wire

Due to the increasing activity oi the markets, and finding it impose- ible to give service without a private wire, Johnson and Ward yesterday installed a direct wire to Montreal, Toronto, New York, and other fin- ancial centres. This wire will give the public as efficient service as is obtainable in the financial centres themselves. As an example it is pointed out that orders for one hundred shares or more have been transmitted over this wire to New York, and the report of purchase or sale has been received three minutes from the time it was sent from Charlottetown.

Johnson and Ward are the only members oi a stock exchange in Prince Edward Island and are the

. Billion

only ones giving quotation service to the public.

1'00 System used is the teletype, which presents the characters on a tape, similar to the ticker service in New York and Montreal.

It is confidently expected that the firm will have every success in the new move.

Visits 021d‘ Home After 57 Years

Mr. Jabeas Metherall, of Wallas- ton, Mess, arrived in Summerside on Monday evening on a visit to his old home in Cape Wolie. Mr. Metherall left his native province in 1888 and had not been home since. ,

He had worked for the Tubular, Rivet and Stud Co., oi Wallaston _for thirty-two years and is now re- calving e well earned pension.

Mr. Metherall arrived by the late train and did not recognize Sum- lmerslde in the up-to-date station and other handsome buildings on Water Street. Mr. Metherall said his recollections oi summcrslde were large shipbuilding yards on the wa- ter front and little old wooden hou- ses and old-fashioned shops.

Mr. it. T. Holman, the founder oi R. '1‘. Holmans Ltd, had a. small store on the opposite side oi Water Street to the present up-to-date Departmental Store. On the corner where Holmanb driveway is, there was an old fashioned inn and drive- way with stables at the back, where the farmers would put up their hor- ses.

Mr. Metherallb mother was‘ a Lid- stone and on walking down the street yesterday morning he notic- ed the name oi Lidstone and walked into ex-Mayor Lidstones place oi business and found out that it was his mother's grand nephew, who

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This eeiusaa ts reserved fer emu County uewl of local interest but as. vevtlaing of a newly nature may he Inserted at A cents a word strictly payable in advance.

snuirs oaoss res rsnrr this afternoon. 1584-7-10-1i.

CHURCH Oll‘ SCOTLAND — RW- ldwcn MacDougali will ‘preach frhursday. 20th.. at Birch Hill at 8

Monlgeal RESUMPTION OF

TELEPHONE NO. 7

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J OHN ST QN-"WARD

Members }

Montreal Stock Ex-change,

to announce QUOTATION SERVICE by DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE. . ORDERS EXECUTED ON ALL MARKETS.

Address: Eastern Trust B no Richmond Street, , Charlottetown, P. l. I.

Curb market

r. o. so: so uilding,

IDNG CREEK -churcn of Eng- land service will be conducted in St. Thomas‘ church on Sunday, July ma. at vso p. m. Solo byl Captain A. E. Wlttig. C. A.

cannon or SCOTLAND —'I'he Sacrament oi the Lord's Supper

SCORES AT RIFLE’ MEET YESTERDAY

W111 be dlfihensed in the Kirk Mur- ' rev River on Sabbath, 2am". Serv- ices at 1030 and 7. Heparatory

services on ‘Thursday at a p, m,

and on Saturday at 2 p. m. Mr. J. "we

H. Bishop will preach on Thursday evening. Service on Monday, 24th., at 10 a. m. .

VALLEYFIELD — The date oi’ the Valleyileld Summer Commun- ion is July 23rd. The guest preacher will be the Reverend Principal clar. ence Mackinnon, D. D.. oi Pine Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax. Serv- ices will be as follows: Thursday, 10 a. m., Valleyfleld; 7.30, Kilmuir; Friday. 11 a. nawvalleyfield, Gaelic; ‘I30, Valleyiield: Saturday, 11 a. m., Valleyfield; Sunday, 10 a. m., Gaelic; 11 a. m., Holy Commun- ion: 5 p. m., Evening serviig; Mm]- day, l0 a. m., Thanksgiving gel-v. ice, Holy Baptism. Rev. D. Mac. Lean Sinclair, M. A, lvilnistgr,

REVIVAL MEETING — The re- vival servlc/es conducted in Hunter River by Rev. O. A. Crabtree and nflrtv are owning a great up-nn to the community. Many deeply interested pedple are coming from far and near to hear the singing and preaching. Everybody seems to be Ereatly impressed with the serv- ices. A special part of the services are duets rendered by Mr, cm». tree and his sister, Hope, who Proves to be very accomplished, also Ployins by Miss Gertrude Bailey, oi Saint John on the violin. Mia Bailey is a very delightful artist‘ and is an inspiration to all. Mrs. Crabtree preached Thursday night 188i. 13th.. and moved a great many in the audience to tears, by her flillwfiiy. her text being “And He said Tomorrow," showing that put- ting ofi one's soul salvation is the sleatest folly known. Mr. Crabtree preached an able sermon Sunday, 1B0 p- m. on Jonah and‘ the Whale. His sermon Sunday night

kept the place and who he knew as a small lad. Mr. Lldswne recogniz- ed him and made him welcome. He told Mr. Metherall that the old place at Cape Wolfe had not advanced with the times like Summerside, but on that account would perhaps be more pleasing to him, as it would bring back happy recollections of boyhood days. Mr. Metherall left on the noon train and will be the guest oi his cousin, Mr. Frank Meth- erall, of cape Wolie.-S.

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Si. Anthony Stcr Puc ... Sud Basin .. Sylvnulio .. Sud Crm ... ... Tuck Hugh . Thoma Cnd Towngmac Treadu-oll

Silver ... Total soles 8320000. UNIJITID

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was on the Good Samaritan. The hell was peeked to the doors and many stood outside listening. At t1" "Q0681 ‘oi’ a great many the Wmsellst will continue every night this week at 8 p. m. and on Sunday at 2.30 p. m. and 8.80 p. m. ____________

::Cash commission weekly for full W Ill-H 1.11110 I611!!!‘ RM! Th; Nun- ery Products. 000 varieties oi finest INC! fllid shrubs, We nn-npgpgtg with illustrated literature, finest equipment and sales help. Write Dominion Nurseries, Montreal-Ila.

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PERSONAL!

Mr. J. H. Taylor arrived home Monday night from Montreal.

Miss Jean Fraser, cf New York City, is visiting in Vernon River.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Van Every and two little sons, Edward and Nefl of NewYork, are spending their two weeks vacation at the home oi Mrs. Van Every's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacNeil, Milton.