JULY 24. 1940

Provincial

Board Meeting

The sheep and Swine producers of P. E. Island are invited to attend a meeting in the Agricultural Hall, Fitz- roy Street, Charlottetown, on Thursday, July 25, at 8 p.m. Standard Time. The object of the meeting is to consider g marketing scheme from the nroducers’ point of view.

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oats. 5c per word: Western and Eastern loeala per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o per were;

Cards. etc. 5o per name; Letters oi Condolence 70o oer inch. We din: l0 cents for every additional I Appreciation. 70c oer lueh or to per word. t: cents oer inch. Address and Pruentatlon $1.00. Other rate; on

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T. G. INMAN, Secretary.

L-591-7-22-4i.

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Notices 70c per inch; Lists of

ment l0 words for $1.1m Ivor s. Notices of Thank. and Lists of Subscriptions

IfTeachers Wanted

Female Help Wanted

TED —- AN EXPERIENCED '1 acher at once for North Tryon School District 143., Supplement $125.00. J. W. Thomas, Secretary. North Tlyon, P, E. L. Albany. n. n. 1. L-695~7-23-sl.

For Rent

WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT- ress. Phone The Pilgrim Cubins. Covehead 12. L-757.

wlalvrun - MIDDLE AGED housekeeper for small

family Saint JOJJI suburb. Good home

FOR RENT — HOUSE SUITABLE

tor small family. Centrally loc-|

utcd. All modern conveniences- *—--—'_- Appiv 171 Dorchestar Street. l GROCERY S T0 RE T0 LET, L-7o4-7-33r3l- corner Fitzroy-Cumberland. Ap-

TO RENT—-DESIR.ABLE FUE- nlshed house. APPIY A. B. Box (i3 City. 143$

T0 RENT OR FOR SALE Strathcorle Hotel. Apply M. J. Doyle, North Rustico.

L-GM-‘I-B-Di.

For Sale

CHERRIES FRESH DAILY AT Cudmore Stores. F. S. Reeves. L-745-7-24-36-29.

FOR. SALE -- TWO BROOD SOWS to [arrow soon. Peter Clarkin.| Illuyvale, L-733-7-34-2l.

rm: sans-misnomer; ovens?- soy Grade Cow. J. W. Bell, York Point. 1L706-7-23-3i.

FOR SALE - SIX ROOM COT-, Luge. Modern conveniences. Fire- place. Apply Mark R. MacGuigati.

L-696-7—23-3i.

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I-‘OR SALE-WHEAT 51.50 CWTA outs $1.35 cwt. Delivered in 100 bus. lots. Ed. MacFndyen, Car- leton. L-G72-7-20-4l.

FOR SALE CHEAP. '36 CHEV- Ccupe. A. B. C., Guardian.

L_743-7-24-1l.

I-‘Olt SALE -- MILL MACIIINERY. Rotary Saw and Carriage. Shinge nllichine, Lnth Machine. Steam Engine and Boiler. 35 H. P. Shaft- iug and Belting. Mrs, A‘.lan Mc- Lrlm, Brcadalbane. L-748-7-24-26.

‘infill sue: AT ALEAIIY

l offer for sale my fanm at Albany Station consisting of 50 acres all rlclir and well cultivated. Buildings in gooil condition. Electric lI hts- lllny be purchased with or wit out

m JAMES JOHNSTON, Alban L-51B-7-17-20-24.

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Buildings For Sale

Tenders will be received by the "Ildvrslllned up to Noon, Monday" Jilly 29th, for store building and Iflllte warehouse on corner of Queen 11nd Lower Water Streets, formerly occupied by Bruce Stewart 1h Com- l1=111y shlp-ohandlery. Buildings to 11c removed from premises immed- lately. Apply

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PERSONAL LOIIIIS

F201 Any Useful Purpose Incaldlng Fuel Requirements

ONE YEAR TO REPAY APPLY "r0 umsiwsr amnion or

The Canadian Bank of Commerce

MONTHLY DEPOSI PROVE?! 10R REPAY%NT

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for r ht party. Write Box 173 Fairy legNLB. L-SlJA-‘I-Ziili. T1151.

-ply 249 Fitzroy Street. L-756. Found FOUND — CLINICAL ‘ITIERMOM- eter at Thompson's Pond. Suf- folk. Apply Guardian.

Lost LOST-NEAR QUEEN SQUARE

fountain pen with name en- graved. Norman Henderson. Finder return to this office. Re- ward. < 11-759.

. Wanted

WANTED - 1.53.5; on snrsu. Apartment. Apply Box 202. City. L-737-7-2-t-2i.

Work Wanted

MARRIED COUPLE WANTS work on farm. Experienced. Apply James McCann, Bunbury.

L-71i5-7-21Lli.

Male and Female Help Wanted

NOW IS THE TIME T0 GET A Government lob as C.erk, Post- man, Customs Clerk, Steuo.. etc. Three Dominion-wide exams hold

. Free Booklet.

M. o. c. Schools LtcL. Town“)

(101 Oldest in cannon. No orients-

Wed dz Sat-ti

Men and Women Wanted fitlwsariarrrronrns' male or female lo make $25.00 weekly. sel‘ing our Famllex Pro- ducts which are actual household

necessities guaranteed quality: wanted in every home. Write! Familex Products Co., 570 St. Clement, Montreal. N—5.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received at the office of the under- signed up to noon on Thurs- day, August 8th for supply- ing the City with 500 feet of 2 1-2 inch regulation fire hose, with pin couplings 5 thread.

The lowest or any fender not necessarily accepted.

J. A. FULLERTON,

City Clerk. L-‘lsc-l-zi-s-z-s

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Farm For Sale

240 Acre Farm formerly known as the Peter L. Tralnor property. I-‘urm situated at H0119 111"?» 7-5-1- Prlced low for immediate sale.

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p! th premises loner‘: gown“; the Chowen

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in th afternoon. Daylight Saving vn-“fflm-“gn cores of particular-

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FOR SALE

Meltiorinaclr Mower 5 ft: I 1111011 “gone, Driving wagon, 811111)’ P11" one furrow. 2 an endow. 1'1"‘- urs spreader, purant car. e11”? rake, all used articles.

THE CHARLUI it!

FUWN C UARDIAN

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

‘District Convention 0f Women’s Intitutes

N. Y. Stock Fxcfiange

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Am C and 11‘ Am Radiator Am Tel Tel Am Water Anaconda Atchlson

Bait Ohio Baldwin Loco Bendix Av Beth Steel Chrysler

Con Oil

Con Edison Col Gas Co Curt Wright A, Elcc Auto Lite

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Gen Foods Gen Motors Gt Nor Pfcl Kennecott Mont Ward N Y Central N01‘ Am C0 Nor Pacific Puck Motor Paramount Phil Morris Phil Pet Co Pure Oil C0 Radio Corp South Pacific Std Oil N J Stude Corp Texas Corp United Air United Corp Woolworth

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Stocks C1059 Abltlbl Com Abitibi Pfd B A Oil Beauharnois Dom Tar Don A

Ford A Imp I Int Pe e Price Com Price Pfd

LIVESTOCK

July 23—(CP)—-

I:§E$»+»S+3 IWTUTE§P4W >Q$I5A§IQ§T

lMONTRlEAh, _ The daily nwtket report ot the livestock brunch 0f the Douuniim

Department of Agriculture stated:

There were 82 cattle. 171. Smelt and lambs, 734 hogs au-d 45o calves; for sale on the two Montreal live- stock markets today.

All classes o1 livestock were steady.

A few good cows brought $5.50 to $5.75 with medium kl: 5 from $4.50 to $5.25 and COIIIIIIICII 11ers down to $3.75. Canners a-nd cultll-ors were $2.50 to $3.50. Common bulls made $3.50 to $4.50.

Veal calves ranged from $6 i0 $8.75. Good kinds were $8 up. The bulk of the veals were of fair to medium quallf/y and brought $9250 to $.75. Drinkers were $5 I0 $0.50. and grass calves $4 to $4.75 mostly‘ $4.50.

Good ewes and wethers were s11, xvii-h a cut. of $1 per cwt on bucks‘ and $2 per owt on culls. Sheep were $3 to $5. g

Hogs were $9 for bacons fed and.‘ watered and up to $9.25 off trucks. Selects drew $1 Iper hcg premium- with the regular cuts on off grades...

Sow; were $4.75 to $6.25. Hogs sold on rail, grade brought $12 hot weight.

WINNIPEG, July 23-401’)- Wnean; futures closed another day on their govemment fixed levels today.

The fixed ices were 71 3-8 cents

per bushel or July wheat, 73 5-8 {fer October and 74 5-9 for Decem- l‘.

Coarse grain trade was feature- less with most of the dealings con- fined to oats.

CHICAGO July 23—-(AP)—Clos- Ing out of July contracts today. brought price declines to all grains,

wheat closed unchanged to 1-2 cent higher. Sept 73 1-4-3-8 and. corn was 1-2 cent lower to 7-8 iugh-

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e1‘, Sept 60 3-4-44}, Deo 56 1-2- Stocks Close common firmed 1-2 and page-Her» subjects desire to put on tation. They conferred with the 1-8, oats 3-8~—-5-8 down. Rye 1m- canads -- se and Ottawa. Car wealcened 1-2. our united loyalty, and deep deter- German and Italian Ministers changed. to 2 3-8 up, Soy Beans ; Commerce 140 cine Oil closed 3 cents lilp and mlnatlon that we shall make ev- yesterday after receiving the Rus- 7-8-7 1-4 down, and Lard 10-13, Montreal 17B Calgu and Edmonton was off a, cry effort to assist in any way pos- slan note snturdzvv.

ROYBI 150 cent. thills lost. a. few cents for slble for the great cause of freed- e- __

Nova srotla — broken lots. _ om. And pray that Prgfldence maygllse, Mlnnrds for sprins. __

v so were retained

MINING

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, July 3g...

Stocks mo“ Alderman u Aunor Gold 13g Bear E1; 5 Beattie 73 Bldgood 13 Bralorno Broulan Brown Oil 3-1-3 Cal Edm 135 a Calmont 34 1.3 Cdn Mal 35 Carlboo 190 Cent Pat 170 Chester 13 Cochenour 40 Coniarum 106 Cons Smell 32 Dome Oil - 19 Duquesne 2 East Malrobio 245 Elder-ado 34 Fed Kirk I Francoeur 5 1-2 Gillies Lake ‘ | 1-2 Gold Gate 11 1-4 Gilnnnr Gold 35 Iiallnor 500 Hard Rock ea Hollinger _. Home Oil 1G3 I-[ud Bny 32 1-3 Int Nickel 32 1-4 Jollicoe 3 1-2 Kerr Alli‘ 192 Kirk Lalo 9o Lake Sims 18 Lana Cad 6 1-2 Little L L 215 hfncassa 300 Mac-Lend 132 Morison 29 1-4 Malrirtio ‘I6 1-2 McIntyre 38 1-2 McKenzie 92 McWattcrs 25 Monetn 42 Morris K 2 Nayhob 15 Norimda 48 Omega 14 1-2 Pumour 100 Pick crow Powell 61 1-4 Preston 168 Reno Gold 15 Roche 3 I-4 San Ant 165 Senator 19 Show Creek 83 'lt‘l‘l'l 65 Siscoo 02 Slnrion 80 Svlvunlte 5 Fl"‘r'n ROCK I31 Svlvnrile 210 "Pr-qt- Hugh 3'10 [rchi 34 tumor Can 73 Waite Amtl 300 Wrt Harg 530 UNL-STED Foothill 36 ‘Pond Ore 121 Tcmlslr 3 1-4

FINANCE

Frederick Gardner

By ‘Financial Write!‘

Associat cd Press

NEW YORK. July 23—-(A.P)— The stock market continued to work under war blankets today and lead- 0T5 generally followed diverse trails.

Most issues in the Canadian sec- [.1011 were quiet with a few select stocks ranging unchanged to frac- tions lower. Distillers Seagram, Intcrnatlonnl Nickel, Walkers and impel-lat 011 lost fractions while Douro gained l-B. In the bond mar- kel, Calmda 4s lost 3-8 point.

The Associated Press average of 1S0 issues was unchanged at 41.4. Actlvity in a, handful of low-priced stocks picked up near the finish and transfers for the full stretch a- mounted te 251.460 shares against 227.120 the day before.

Gains of fractions to o. point or by B01183! Atr- craft, Sperry, Glenn Martin, Gen- eral Motors, Chrysler, Union Oar- bide, Allied Chemical, Westing- house, Bethlehem Steel. Sears Roe- buck, Montgomery Ward, Loft. Cilesa-peake d: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Allegheny Corp preferreds and Tex- ae Con

p.

On the offside were U. S. Steel. Youngstown Sheet. Anterican Tele- phone, Anaconda, Kennecott. West- ern Union. Johns-Manville, Du Pout, lvoohvorth. Consolidated Ed- ison, Eastman Kodak, Standard 011 of N. J. and General Electric.

“Banks

(Canadian Preset

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Stoohe Clone Bell Tel 148 Brazilian 4 1-4 Can Car Found 6 l-3 Can Car Pfd 14 1-4 Can Pacific 4 l-4 Cons smelt 32 1-4 Dist Se 25 Dom Brl 8e 23 1-3 Dom Steel B ‘I Gen steel Wra 5 Gypsum 2 7-8 Imp TOb 12 1-8 Int Nickel 32 1-2 Mtl Power 28 Nat Brew 25 Noranda 47 l-Z St Law com 2 1-2 St La/w Pfd 14 3-4 Sou Can Power 11 WP: Elec B 100 W118 Elec A -

July 33-40?)- Go-irls and losses were nearly even- lv distributed at the close of sn- obher quiet session on the stock market today.

Advances of 1-4 each were post- ed for General Steel Wares and Hamilton Bridge. Montreal Power tacked on an addition of 1-2 while Brazilian was u/p a minimum a- mount. Shawintgun slipped 1-4 Nickel back-tracked. 1-4 while Noranda sold off 1-2.

. Lawrence Corporation pre- ferred marked u an advance of 3-4 but Price B ers slipped 1-2. Jmperlal Oil finished a minimum amount. to the good.

Associated Breweries backed o. point while Inrperlal ‘Tobacco and Dominion Tar lost 1-4 each

Total sales: 8,700 shares; Inclus- brlah 5,700; Mines 3.00; Bonds, nil.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. July 23—(GP)—- Produce Market prices here today. as reported by the Donzinion De- pertinent of Agriculture, follow: Butter: first grade creamer-y prints, Jobbing price, 24 1-4-1-2; irsl; grade solids, Jobbing price. 23 3-4—24; Quebec no 1 pasteurized, current oecezlpt. price, 22 3-4, Quebec no 2, 21 3-4; Quebec no 1 pasteur- ized, wholesale Jobbing price, 23 l-B. Quebec no 2, 22 1-8-—1-4.

Cheese: Western White, current receipt price, 13 1l-16—l3-16; col- ored, 13 15-16—14; white and col- ored, wholesale Jobbing price, 14, Quebec white and colored, current receipt price, 16 3-4, wholesale Job- bing price, 14.

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases, selling pnce, A-large 24—24 1-2; A-medium 23; B 19 1-2-30: C 15.

Potatoes: Mtl new, grade 2, .70_. .85; NB no I 75's 1.60-1.65; PEI no 1 751; 1.70-1.75; Cobblers 1_50_ 1.60. (Potato prices are wholesale.)

Market At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto-Stocks closed higher. Montreal—Utllitles unchanged; pa- pers lower; other inousvrials and golds higher.

Néavv York—Stocks closed unchang-

narrowly

e . Wlrmipeg-Wheat unchanged at fixed prices.

New York-Cotton, coffee and su- gar higher; rubber lower.

TORONTO, July 33—(CP)—'I'1'1e stock market lndices finished the sesion behind plus signs today though the gains were insignifi- cant in the base metal, industrial a-nxi western oil groups and fair for the golds at .43. Volume was 72,000 showers.

Maloassa. finned 10 cents. The 01099 WM 11b 3 to 6 cents for Aunor. Broulan, Cariboo and Hard Rock while Wright-Hargrevaes added 10 cents and Bralome 20. 'I‘he close was down narrowly for Canadian Malartlc, Kerr-Addison and Slscoe and Humor lost. 50 cents.

Noranda firmed o. point. Ln the cheaper base metal list Waite-Am- ulet posted a gain on 30 cents and S Rock weakened 9 cents.

Br tish American Oil firmed 1-3. and International Petroleum gained a entail fraction. Price adjustments were limited to minimum fractions for the interlisted leaders. Walkers

‘Ihe thirteenth Annual District Convention of Crapaud, Westmore- land. N. 'I‘ryon, Victoria, Albany, Carleton. Cape Traverse, Augustine Cove. Lady Faneand Maple Plains Institutes was held in Crepaud flail. July 17th, 1940.

The afternoon session which was attended by 80 members, opened with the president. Mrs. Raymond Wood of North Tryon, presiding. After the singing of O Canada and repeating the Creed in unison, the address of welcome was given by Mrs. Joseph Trowsdale of Crapauci, special mention being nude of the New Institutes. This was responded to by Mrs. Stewart MscMicken of Carleton.

The minutes of the 1939 conven- tion were read. by the Secretary, Mrs. Arthur MacKsy, Albany. The president then gave her address and a report from each Institute lwas given by the acting Secretar- es.

A report of the Annual Conven- tion held in Charlottetown was giv- en b)’ the delegate, Mrs. Elmer’ Gamble of Albany. After some dis- cussion and explanation by the Supervisor (Miss MacDonald) it was decided to send a delegate to the convention, said delegate to be chosen by means of notation of Institutes.

It was moved and seconded that Mrs. Raymond Wood of North Try- on be the delegate to attend the 1941 convention in Charlottetown

Miss Olive Ings of the P.E.I.'I‘.B. League gave an hiterestlng talk and discussed the different phases of her work and spoke of their aim as being to restore and main- tain the prtienls suffering with this disease to good health.

Mrs. (Dr.) L. M. Callback of Crapaud then led a short sing-song which was enjoyed by all. Following is the executive elect- ed for the ensuing year. President. Mrs. Verner Moore. Westmoreland. Vice President. Mrs. Kenneth Cameron. Augustine Cove. Secretary, Mrs. Brent Wood. crapaud.

Delenteo

Victoria: 1. Miss Eva. MaeLeod.

2. Mrs. LeRoy Howatt.

Carleton: 1. Mrs. Harry Douli.

2. Mrs. David Murphy.

N. Tryon: 1. Mrs. Archie ‘Thomp-

son. 2. Mrs. Stanley Thompson.

Albany: 1. Mrs. Keith Cameron. Mrs. Wyman Large. .

2.

Wesimoreland: 1. Mrs. Fred Fall. 2. Mrs. Harold Oakes.

A. Gov-e: 1. Mrs. Harold Howatt. 2. Mrs. Donald MacDonald.

Maple Plains: 1. Miss Olga Walsh. 2. Elsie Murphy. It was decided that Augustine

Cove would entertain the conven- tlon next year.

The following were then given:

Albany: Finger waving by Mrs. Keith Cameron.

Carleton: A paper on perennial borders by Mrs. Stewart MacMicken Augustine Cove; a talk on catering to potato pickers by Mrs. Edward MacFayden.

A monologue (Learning to drive a car) was given by Mrs. S. D. Trites of Tryon and was well en- joyed by all.

Miss Beer, Supt. of the PEI Protestant Orphanage gave a very interesting talk on her work in connection with the orphanage... She told of the orphanage in 1907 being only a farmhouse and five or six children were put into one bed without light and proper ven- tilation. then the act was changed and it was made into a Protestant Orphanage with modern conven- iences. In 15 years there hasnt been one death. There are 51 children enrolled, they have their school and hove classes from grades 1-9. It ls visited twice a year by the inspector. She also told of their diet-Azure and training and of the medical attention which they receive from Doctor Tidmarsh free of charge.

A very interesting talk on R. C. work was given by the Supervisor (Miss MacDonald) and a demon- stration of the R. C. work and ap-

demonstrations

o . r The following resolutions were then brought in by the convenor, Mrs. Joirn Nicholson of Crapaud.

Resolved that we the members of Victoria Warren's Institute do earnestly beseech the government of P.E.I. for a stricter enforcement of the Prohibitory Law —and that drivers of motor vehicles under tne influence of liquor be arrested and their names published also their driving license be revoked or sus- pended for a. limited time.

Be it resolved that Whereas 0111' Empire is at this moment engaged 1n a deady struggle for her very existence and whereas our own Dominion is being called to duty; we as Institute members and loyal record

ultimately bestow upon u; ace and security. (Carleton Institute).

Be it resolved that the thanks of_ this convention be extended to Miss Luis for her splendid talk on the wor of the T. B. League. To Miss Beer for her enlightening talk on the Orphanage conditions To Mrs. 'I‘rites for her very enter- talnlng reading. _To Miss MacDom h1g1 for her spendid demonstra-

Before adjournment a one-min- ute silence was observed for our departed members namely: Mrs. Lester MacDonald of North Tryon, M15» Rvbert Simmons of Orapaud, Mrs. Henry Cameron and Mrs. Wallace Cameron of Albany, Meet- ing then adjourned and o. social hour was cnqoyed by all. Lunch Was served very efficiently by the ladies of Crapaudrlnstltutie.

The evening 59551071 opened with the singing of The Maple Leaf followed by a. sing-song,

officers fcr the ensuing your. The following program was then (Jresented.

Instrumental muslc:-

Chorus: "'I'here'l1 Always be an E11Eland"-—- Albany Pleasant Cir- cle Institute.

Pluyctte —-Victoria Institute. Vocal Solo-—Mrs. (D12) L. M. CaJibeok,—C'rl1paud Institute, A paper by Dr. Patterson of A-' caciia. University on eduntlon wasi‘ read by the president, Mrs. Roy- mond Wood.

Monologue: Lanny O‘Dee by Mrs. Douglas Bcll of Cape Traverse In- stitutc.

A hearty vote of thanks wasv“ tendered by Mrs. John Walker of‘ 431511113‘ 10 all those who helped col: make the convention a success. The sliver collection of $14.76 af- . ter expenses were taken out was

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The minutes of the afternoon xhfincakit"! “ti”! 1<"~'I1111~-

sesson were read and ad ted. 5'1“ ‘a 911110-11‘ i! IlXlP-ll

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been no mreling m‘ u..-

at the Paris llt-iifmlult Fffllfvh collapse. Thi- n directors 1s tilt‘. Ito tI _\