JUNE 13. 1938 it

Clearance Sale s-OF —

Household Fu. .,iturc

Consisting oi Bedroom Suites, Psr- lor, Dining room and Kitchen fur- nltnrI. Also more and room stove and numerous articles such ss Tsb- ies, Chslrl. Dlshee and Pantry Utensfll. Blankets and Quilts. on Tuesday the 14th day of June at 2

o'clock sharp. Terms cash. MRS. ROBERT BULMAN, North Rustlco, P. E. 1.

NOTICE

ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting oi P. E. l. Protestant Or hana e will be held in Zion Chm-c Iiai , Prince Street. Charlottetown, P. E. I., on Frida evening June 17th, 1938 at 8 o'cloc

P. M. oi trustees are to be

A num‘ appointed to the board and all

contributors present will have a vote; oom iete, rlnted. financial reports wt be d stributed and the work of the institution freely dis-

e . This meetinu- is wide open to the ublic and all are cordially ‘nvited

a; attend; the Clergy are asked to

make this announcement on the

Sunday previous.

IRA M. BROWN. Secretary-Tl easurer.

11-1149-8-6-8-10-13-15-17. A meeting of the Conservative pporters of the following 801cm, ictoria, Crapaud. Melville, rem; Road, Bonshaw, Emyvale, Kcliys Croce will be held in Kelly's Cross School on Thursday the 16th. inst

st 8 o'clock I’. M. for organization! purposes.

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE. L-1253-6-10-13-15.

NOTICE

A public meeting will be seld in Bonshaw Court House on Monday, June 13th It 8 P.M. for the purpose of considering the construction of a bridge across the North ‘River from Brighton to York Point. All interested are asked l0 attend, especially the members from First and Second Districts of Queens, & Fourth District of Prince.

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Advertising Rater-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals. do per vrordl Western and Eastern locals, l‘ us: word; Announcements isnu Coming invents a» per word;

to yer worn, lu Atuuturttun Aotlcen,

Blllflltlll otter-lugs, birds, elm, 4o per name; Letters ul Condolence ‘i01- per innit. Notices o1 Hunks and Appreciation, ‘mo psr inch ur 4o we!

word. other rules on tsypllclslltlh. ltnununr Uitnrgs

oi June. 1938. at the

ior nu) nureuisemcut twenty-fin cents.

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold by ublic auc- tion in the Hall oi the Prince 9011111? Court House in Summer- side in Prince County in Prince Edward Island. on Wednesday, the lwefltysecond day oi June, A. D. 1938. at the hour of twelve o'clock 00°11. all and sinyular that certain glécel or tract o land and prem-

sltuate, lying and new East side of the Tryon iver 1n Township Number 28 1n Prince County nvthe Province oi Prince Edward Is.and, bounded and dea- cribed as follows. that is to so : COMMENCING at a stake set in the East bank of Tryon River and in the division line of lands form- eriy owned by Bruce Dawson and McDonald Buultcr respectively, 111111 K011111111: none the said bank or shore in a northwardly direc- tion till it meets the Road run- 111118 from the said shore to the Main Rood leading from on to Crapaud Wharf running Eas ward- lyyalong the said shore road to the said Main Road and thence con- tlnulng Eastwardly along division line o land formerly owned res- pectively by the late James Boul- ter an the late James Lefurgey to meet the West boundary of land in possession oi John B. Lea. following Southwardly along 551d Wundafy llne to meet the North line of land formerly owned by Bruce Dawson running along the said line in n Westwsrdly dlrec- tion to the shore of Tryon River, the place oi commencement, con- talning ONE HUNDRED ACRES oi land, a little more or less. Save 11nd except thercout and there- from the above described land Sixteen Acres released to Nathan- i- Boulter by Release of Mortgage Lien bearing date the Ninth day of December, A. D,, i916, and reg- istered in Prince County Registry in Liber 49. Folio 154.

The above sale is made under a Power of Sale contained in an Indenture oi’ MortgH-Ee dated the Ninth day oi Margh, A. D., 1912. and made between Nathaniel Boulter of Tryon in Lot Twenty- eight in Prince County, farmer and Jane Boulter his wife, and his son James A. Boulter oi the ‘same place of the one part and Harry Howatt of West Somervllle in the State of Massachusetts in the United States of America of the other part, sud default having been made in payment of the prin- cipal money and interest secured

thereby.

For further srticulars apply at the office of eath Strong, Soli- litor. Water Street. Summerside.

DATED this Twenty-first day of May, A. D,, 1938. HARRY I-IOWATT.

Mortgagee. L-721-5-23-30-6-131.

ANNIIAL MEETING

The annual meeting oi the Law Society oi Prince Edward Island will be held in the Law Library in the Law Courts Building in Char- lottetown on Monday tho 20th. day hour oi 3

W. E. BENTLEY. Secretary-Treasurer.

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r o 0+0 ow v v v v v v v v v v Miscellaneous Female Help Wanted comrusrs EXTERMINATI-ON or TO LET-ROOMS FOR 1.10111‘ Bedbugs, Cockrotches, Moths. Imllsekeeplllg. Apply 18 Spring Rats, lviuoe, etc. Phone 89 Sanliflri Park Road. 11-1283 6-10-31.

SuppLes and Exterminators. B8 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

WANTED — GIRL LIVING IN city to learn dressmaking. Apply

Baby chicks ‘myrtle E. uulnan.L1_:»112)%c_6l$1uI1_1g- VICE AND s vggmpgljeigllveriseif‘ order your stilttSmail Wanted

Bray chicks from J. H. Camgbeg-

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Personal

LONGER — "éliflktiihrs-"b-s We. °’ Bunion Selves. At Reddin s, 0r-

Profcssional Bards

ll. F. IRGIIIBALD

Chartered acccmtlol “Q Richmttnd Street Phone 47. P. 0. Bo: 12.

IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS, lfllS

HERE IS A PRACTICAL PLAN

is for youl Success guaranteed! No risk selling line of 200 p.puiar products in exclusive territory! Join our sales force for profitable wages! 750 men average income ui $35.00 weekly! For free particu- lars. without obligation, wrlze Today: Familex 00., 5'70 St. Clem- ent. Montreal. No. 2

Men l

that will enable vou to build an independent business of your own with the distribution of over 200 guaranteed products in select dis- trict. Every day is pav dnyl Re- peat orders on all goods. Position s permanent. not one-time sale a fair. Offer open to honest, am- bitious. alert men onl . Ii inter- ested, write to: Faml ex Co., 570 St. Clement, Montreal. N-3-M.

Work Wanted

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Alex. W. Mathew‘? IIAIIIISTER. sotlcrroa. ET - Honey Revlon-II cmecmim

Oflice: so Great Georre 51m‘

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cnsnrr enrol!" reason/tr. coitus Pesrden Bnldlv... 011W" Phone i210 l

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Fredxic A. Lottie Isrrhter. loliegohl:

SALESMAN WANTED FOR ROOF

WAN TED-JARTLY FUglNISIIED

1101c sat: - a van. om R80-

LADY WISHES WORK. WILLING toJzo to country, Apply 166 Sy ney St. Reasonable wa es.

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small family. Apply to Guardian. L-1372-6-13-1i.

Salesmen Wanted

Coating. Good chance ior ad-

vancement. See Mr. O. E. Holson,

Run; l-Iotixelm Mlongsy afternoon, ix to E on a evenn .

s R NYioltl-fl-l ~21.

Wanted‘

locate down- Appgy P. O. L-i 48-6-11-81.

For Sale

room, centrally stairs preferred. Box i 5.

u; ed Shorthorn Bull. Apply iiosgph Curley, Wealtrlltataaktyioa“

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L! -'l'lil B081‘!!! LII F9315: beautiful set of five book snv hostess will be proud to Over 11.000 sold in one, month. For a short time. onlv 1. per

set. Rush vour order to 1m

‘ll-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

srocx QUOTA TIONS

N. Y. Stock Exchange

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(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Arr For Pr 3% Am Radiator 10% Am Tel Tel 132% Am Water 8% Anaconda 24% Atchlson 26% Rel 20% Bait Ohio 5% Auburn - Bald 6% Bendix Av 10% Beth Steel 44V: Ches Ohio 23% Chrysler 41% C011 Can 38% Con Edison 24V. oCn Gas Co (We Corn Products 64V. Curtiss Wright 19% Dupont 97% Elec Pr Lite 9's Gen Elec 34 Gen Foods 29% GL1 Motors 29 Goodyear Tire 1 i. C41 Nor Pid 1 '4 Hudson Mot Car 5% Int Her 53". Kennecott 29% Mont Ward 30% Murray Corp 5H N Y Central 11% Natl Cash Ra,‘ 16'1- Nor Am O0 19% Nor Pacific 7% Pack Motor 35s Paramount 7% Penn R R '15 Phil Morris 91 Phil Pet C0 32's’. Pub Ser N J 2711 Pure Oil C0 9% Radio Co 5'.- Radlo K O 2'». Sears Roe Co 56'. Sh 11' Union Oil 12 South Pac 11'.’ Std Oil N J 46". Studs Corp 4'41 Texas Corp 331g United Air 251a United Corp 21s United Drug 4'1.’ United Gas Imp 9'1 U B Rubber 26% U St Si; C0 41“; West Air Brake 18%. West Elec 75% Woolworth 42% (Canadian Press) Banks Close Canada - Commerce 163 Montreal -— Nova Scoiia — Royal Bk 172 I Currencies

MONTRE]. June 12 —(CP)-- The Pound ...erllng advanced 21- 32 oi a cent at $5.02 31-32 on local foreign exchanges Saturday with the French franc holding a- bout even at 2.81 31-32 cents. The United States dollar declined 3-32 ‘per cent at i 5-32 per cent prem- um.

NEW YORK, June 12—(AP)-- The stream oi nervous money in- to European currencies, chiefly the pound, flowed broad and deep Saturday in ioreign exchange dealings.

Fresh rumors in inflation pro- vided the basis for a 1 1-8 cent gain in the pound to $4.70 1-4 in terms of the United States dollar. A large share oi Sterling balances. however. was transferred into gold in London. The French franc loit- ed .00 5-8 oi a cent to 2.78 3-4. The Canadian dollar closed at a discount oi 1 1-8, up 3-32.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates

At Montreal —Pound 5.02 21- 712; U. S. dlr 1.01 5-32; franc 2.- 81 31-32.

New York -Pound 4.07 1-4‘ Canadian dlr .98 ‘1-8; franc 2.78 3-4. At Paris —Closed.

In Gold —Pound 12s. 1d: ‘U. S. rllr 50 32 cents; Canadian dlr 58- 53 cents.

Use Minards Linirnent ior bites. CERTIFIED

FOR SALE-NO 1 cobbler seed. W. O. Myers. Win- sloe. L-13541-11-2i.

rrm ‘some. - nonnu-"n snap first nqd seqnnrfs, Clear Field reading. Annly Gen. Burritos. Bracklev Point. L-irlzc-a-ll-fll.

son. SAV wr-‘rwo nvmmcu . a ‘nrs mod condition. A001" Hvnes Bakery. L-l357-6-1l-3l.

rrm SHE-WORKING nnasw. in mood condition. Apply R. Dodds, l-Iarrin

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Au“ “e s“ L-1246-6-10-8l.

For Rent

FOR RENT-JPURNISIIE: SAUIVI- t t K . PP §T"l.°°u'jfi5§.i.. °i’."1’a°n-..1_3;ai'.

BRINGING UP FATHER

W I'VE ‘AONDERED WHAT

Mining

The week's bullish note in the mining market faded out in the final short session and narrow

net losses were posted ior the base metals, and golds. Western oils registered an insignificant

advance in slow action.

Weakness in golds was not shar- ed by the senior issues. Lake Shore and Holllnger were up a little and Dome held unchanged at 60. Losses were limited to '7 cents for Central Patricia, Gun- nar, Macassa. Mining Corporation, Oro Pinto. Pickle Crow and Per- ron. Hard Rock was in demand at an advance of 8 cents and Mac- Leod-Corkshutt iirmed 5 cents.

Big base metals ran into profit- taking and net losses oi 3-4 for Nnrnnrla and Nickel and 3-8 ior Imrisnn ‘Bnv were recorded. The selling was more urgent than the buying in Waite-Amulet and the price eased down 10 cents to 4.80

with 23.000 shores changing hands. Eldorado closed a few cts hlaher.

Western oils moved quietly and price adjustments were limitedto a few cents. Calgary-Edmonton Okalta lost 5 and Brown. Davies and Firestone were firmer.

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(Canadian Press) ‘IORONEO, June 12- Stocks Close Acme O11 - Aiton 2'4 Alderman 46% Amm 25 Ang 27% Ang Huron - Bankffeld 67 Bldgood 24 Bralorne 950 Brown Oil 39 Buii Ank 16% Sufi Can 4 Bunk Hill 11 Cal Edm 210 Cdn Malartlc 95 Cent Pat 246 Gen Porc 12 Chem Re 49 Chromium 45 Con Smelt 50% Crows Nest 30 Davies 32 Dome 80 Dorval 14 East Malrobic 170 Eldorado 215 Falcon 570 Fed Kirk 4'4 Fire Pete 14% Francouer 30 Glliies Lake 161i Glenora 3 I Gods Lake ‘ 48 Goldale 27 Gold Belt 35 Gold Eagle 22 Gunnar Gold 80 Hard Rock 220 l-Iarker 9% I-lollinger 14% Home O11 100 Howey 27's Hud Bay Min 26's Nickel 43% Jellicoe 314 J M Con 11 Kerr Add 176 Kirk Lake 108 Lake Shore 51% Laps Cad 59 Lava Cap 80 Leitch '13 Lltt‘.e L L ._. Macassa 460 ‘Maclseod 335 ‘ Madsen 35% Man East 1% McIntyre 42% MrKenzie 103 McVittle 22 McWatters l4 Min Corp 175 Minto 41/, Monarch Roy 13 Moneta. 190 Neybob. 33 Noranda 631.4 N on 12 No Emp '16s OBrien 350 Okalta 110 Omfl-ifl 47% Oro Plats 82 Pacalia 7 Pamour 345 Paymaster 431.4, Payore 131/, Pzrron 133 Pick Crow 475 Powell 29.5 Premier 200 Preston 7415 Read Auth 305 Red Lake 161,5 Roche 12 St Anth 12in San Ant 1R4 Shawkey 9: Sheep Creek 99 Sherritt 100 Slscoe 220 Baden 115 Slave Lake 10% Stadacona Straw Lake 9 Sylvanlte SI Teck Hugh 485 'I‘oburn 225 Uchi 165 Ventures 520 Waite Am 430 Wendigo 1'7 West Turner 11 Wiltse C 6% Wri arg 780 Ymir Y G 14 UNLISTED Brett Tr S Dal Oil 42 Oil Seleo 2% Pend Or 155 Ritchie 1% Temisk ‘I TORONTO. June 12 -—(CP)—

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Csnsdisn Press)

Stocks Clon 104 Brazilian 1014 Can Car Pound 11b Can C01‘ Pid 27% Can Pacific 5*’. Caz Steamship 3"» Celanese 9h Cock Plow 8 Cons Smelt 50 Dom 18's Dom Steel B 1114. Dom Textile 60 Pounds Co 12 um 5% Ham Bridge 6 Imp Tob 14 Int Nickel 43% Massey Harris 6% Mtl Power 28% Nat Brew 39% Nat Steel Car 40's Noranda 63's Shawinigan 20 St Law Com Win Elec A -— Win Eiec B — Steel of Can P — Steel of Can -

Montreal Curb

(Clnldlsn Press)

Stocks Close Abltlbl Com —- Abitlbl Pfd 15113 B A Oll 29211 Beauharnois 2% Brew Co - Bathurst A 7'41 D ‘l. A 4% Fraser -— Fraser V T C 13 Home 119 Ford A -—- Imp Oil 16% Int Pete 24 Price Pfd '- Price Com 10%

Finance

NEW YORK. June 12 —(AP)-— Foreign exchange: Great Britain hi 4.97 1-4; 1o 4.96 3-4; cl 4.97 1-4. France 2.78 3-4; Italy 5.26 1-4; Belgium 16.99; Germany 40. 33; Canada .98 7-8.

MONTREAL cum: MONTREAL. June 12—Selected mining quctations on Montreal Curb Market today were: 514mg; Close Thomp Cad $3 MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto -Mlnes and lndustrials

lower Montreal —Stocks narrowly low-

er.

NEW YORK-Stocks closed un- changed

New York —Cotton higher

Winnipeg —Wheat 3 1-4 to cents higher.

New York -Canadian dollar up 3-32 to 9B 7-8.

NEW YORK CURB (Canadian Press)

Stocks C1099 Am Cyan B 17% Am Gas Elec 28

Am Sup Power 94 Cities Serv B" Creole Pet l9": 11:1 Bond Share 7'4- Guli Oil Corp 37

Lockheed Air 12%

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The undersigned will sell by Public Auction on the premises that desirable City Property known as 82 Upper Prince Street on Tuesday the 14th day of’ June, A.D., 1938 at the hour of 12 o'clock noon.

This property has a front- age on Prince Street of 54 feet and extends back to school street a distance of 205 feet.

Property may be purchas- ed by Private Sale at any time up to and including the date of sale.

FOR FURTHER PARTI- CULARS apply to S. Des- Roches, Solicitor, Canadian Bank of Commerce Building, Charlottetown.

HERBERT E. l-IOLL, Executor Estate Florence J. Holl

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, June 12 —(CP)— Prices remained steady in light trading on Canadian commodity exchange Saturday.

Butter spot -Que fresh (92 score) 24 3-4t. Que parch foil 25a. gages: 400 Que fresh (82 score) 24 Eggs spot —-Ont A-large 25 1-2a, A-medium 24 A, B-large 23 i-2a, C 21 1-2a.

Butter futures -—Weak, 5-8 cent decline. June 24 1-2-7-8, July 24 5-8-25 1-8, November 25 3-4-26. Sales: Two November contracts were sold at 26 cents. MONTREAL, June 1! -(CP)— Prices ruled steady on open produce markets during the past week.

Butter was 24 3-4-25 1-4 cents a pound for No. 1 In carlots or less with lots to retailers 28 for No. 1 solids. 26 1-2 for No. 1 prints 25 ior No. 2 solids and 25 1-2 ior No. 2 prints.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were 25 1-2 cents a dozen for A-large, A-medium 23 1-2. B 23 1-2 and C 21 1-2-22.

Cheese was 14 1-2 cents a pound for Ontario white and colored and 13 3-4-14 for Quebec white and colored.

Potatoes: Que white No. 1 80's 80-85: N. B. mts No. 1 80's 90- 1.00; P. 1L‘. I. mis N0. 1 90's 1.15- 1.201 Virginia. 100's No. 1 350-3.- 75; Virginia barrels No. 1 5.75.

Grain

“TINNIPEG, June 12 -—(CP)— Reports oi serious damage to the United States winter wheat crop and higher outside markets gen- erated a. buying wave at Winnipeg Saturday that lifted wheat prices almost the five-cent limit.

Renewed European demand ior Canadian wheat with sales placed at 200,000 bushels and five-cent bulges at Kansas City and Min- neapolis caused shorts to cover in late dealings. But before the final bell, profit takers got into action.

Final quotations were 3 1-4-4 higher, July at $1.05 3-8, October 36-86 1-8 and December 83 3-4 cents. In the last two sessions oi the week net advances were 4 5-8- 7 1-8 cents.

Top grades of Canadian cash durums spreads eased 2 1-2 cents wheat closed unchanged but for Nos. 2 and 4, and 3 cents ior Nos. 1 and 3.

Speculative demand ior oats and export and support in barley pushed those coarse grains up 1 1-2-1-2 and 3-4-1 1-8 cents. respectively. Flax closed 3 1-2 higher but no trades were reported and rye.

Speculative demand for oats and export and support in bar- ley pushed those coarse Brains up 1 1-2-1-2 and 3-4-1 1-8 cents. respectively. Flax closed 3 1-2 higher bu; no trades were r6110"- eri and rye iirfiwd l 1-2-1 1'5 cents.

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‘Iherewouldbemorebsnksthsngroewy A U Canada if banks could perform the miracle of "ccsfnf ' the means of payment out of

It is essy to confuse these two things:

(s) The business ofoommercisl and

(b) Control of a nation's

Commercial bsnkin has to do with the safe-keeping ml credit.

rnonetsryrystemissmntteofnsfionfl, P°"'°7- _

lending of money an

Control of s governmental

Chartered banks finance production and

Monetary policy in any country is a matter for the national government itself, either directly, or through s

central bank.

The Dominion Parliament established Canada's central bank in 1934 — the Bank of Canada. Its p clared by Parliament in the very first paragraph of the Act of Incorporation, as follows:

“To regulate credit and currancy in the best interests o] the economic life o the nation, to control and protect tho national monetary unit and to mili- inflrsence fluctuations