‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

"we rrvw.

MAY 13. 1940 i"

mediating Rates Payable in Advance

pmnirnurn Churn for Any Advertisements l5 cent}

m.) uuurdlan locals. 6o per wnrd- western and E,“ l

5:“ _,-_ word; Allhglrlaliililflalllggnlilld Coming Events 3;; Classified 3'-'_9l'l_'l‘t“ I 01,3111“ a‘: mm“! 70° P" IllI-‘h; Lists o! l-‘loral and all "I ' h w ad‘ '- ‘W- 5" P" mime; Letters o] Condolence 700 l!" "llama Ill flllllflrlent 40 words (or 514,4,- lnd l0_ cents for ever!‘ 0:11 3 words. Notices or Thanks snn Appreciation, 70c per dnch or e per word. Lists of subscrilmun, p, conic ncr inch Ad resl Illd Presentation $1.00. Other rate; m; anpIlPIlLll-tn-

4i‘- " For Sale

~ _ Almlvluc iuA! 13th F2501“: loud oi good work horses.

Abo u“) reg. Clyde MHTES. A. . wnght, ltlOiltf-tglle. L-298-5-10-31.

FOR SALE—DRAFT com" runs-e; years. Well broken. wand“). Rodd. Winsloe. L-33i-5-11-2i.

“u” .°1‘ Stick seat. steel or rut. be; tire. _P1‘iCE $135.00 and $155,910,

U15 Riven. Manulactured by J S. Francis d: Sons Ebrguné Biidfle- L-‘aza-s-ti-oi

. ~, lot situated Kep ggmtflaggfitliport. Apaplv A.l ison Toit. 1" 4

f- ~""*"-—‘ ‘ _ iM bushel. Accllmltted - . . - ‘ PLANTS 60c PER . - Rustl- @T,§,?“.?3'i-‘§.‘.‘.§ by mail; $4.50 Der 1% ‘xnroq/initeralreodooleairtiei-fri dick?‘ ‘ - ' 9 . . thousand. F. B. Rfltilllfgébfiillflsll Walter Jone; gummy wt- ' L-367-5-13-3i.

._---—<-i‘*“" " . WAGONS VERY DURABLE “titles, capacity. Delivered $98.00. Tflriih civcn. Manufactured by J. 5 pruncis d: sons, Fortune Bridge ‘ L-328-5-11-3l.

WANTED MIDDLE scan WOMAN '

M; s, 1 - SPECIAL! srnnr- Hood‘ (mmwm -L‘267'5'1°'3"- ed Chicks at day old rlces. Misceuanenus

» » 1 . free with two und- fefliwfivfnsbmoaerc. feeders and qqulpniciit on hand. P. E. I. C0- °°°“““° Cluck Hatfigzls-n-ai.

Tioncn sue

wl-IDNESDAY. MAY 15th 0i Stock. Mat... y, Household Furniture _

STAMP COLLECTORS- R551“;

far ltoose-leaf stump albums 3 cts.‘

B 6e . Guardian Job Prlntery. L-337-4-18-ti.

Sale Postponed

Sula Fsrm l ' glrfivesetit W53? 521-21»: Niger-MK”)? e u or In 15, 1e40, h be» wtronea untilylater date. a’ l“

in i I 1 , IZ Id ( 9a )1

,,,‘,,§‘,.“.f".-.,..-,yiflilisgy cow, 1 heifer [yells old. 2 rear oids. 2 foil nisi. lllisc. drill. 1 set disc harrowsul sit light inlrrovs. l Raul! nflow- 1 "351: plow‘ ‘l "m": hnlindhfitalg: ‘saw. driving wall)“. 1 M! “up 1 wt llcilfrew scales. 1 hwll nw\r¢|-, bushels barley- 1 "W" uigli 1 farmers boiler. 1 cream It-ponlo-r, 1 parlor set. 2 bflililll" ‘m, 1 (lining room table. a numb"

Farmers Attention

m.

Just afflvfd. car of Northcr O -| glzzlio “Seled. Ii‘ you need an ~ kIlnd In a “He: “"3; Ywilwseulléltvr it and nt oi lIIIIIILE chairs and rockers. 1 side- on Nm l seed. mun Cul-rxltle llljxlllrhy

. I I board. l <illl°h~a3 nsgggrnf" 3:35; izlfldehyde and Corrosive Sublimatp

several tallies. so in stock and I . t ‘ l “menus nan Mr. Mac- gdnllzllilnrfiiulllllrld artlc es too n I laviillgrlet-o come and inspect. my Snell

LESLIE BRYENTON.

wlnsloe. P. E. 1. B- J. TROWSDALE,

L m 5 n 3i Westmureland, p. 1;, 1,. L+*+*+++_337_5_11_£_+e++++w vo+0+++

neuron;

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Auction at Albany

man 01mm? nu §s '

2-5-11-21- Elmo:

101' Hfllléékeepc)‘, Apply Mm R!

STOCK QUOTATIONS

l N. Y. §tuck Exchange

(Canadian Press)

1 Stocks m“, N" C and r a1 a-a Ain For Pi" 1 1.3 IAm Radiator 7 1-3 l Am Tel Tel 171 7.3 ‘All! Writer g L2 | Anaconda 3Q 5.3 IAt/chiscn 21 1.3 Bali, Ohio 4 5-8 Baldwin Loco 19 1.3 Bendix Av 34 130th Steel g3 3.4 Chcs Ohio 39 34 C1185 Ohio 39 3-4 Chrysler 81 1_2 Comnionwea So 1 1.3 Con Edison 39 1.- _C0l Gas Co 5 7.17 Curt Wright A 2p 1.4 Ellie Auto Lite 37 3-1 Elec Pr Lite 5 1.4 Gen Elcc 35 G611 Foods 43 Gen Motors 5g 5.3 Goodrich 15 7.3 Goodyear Tire 19 3.3 Gt Nor Phi 26 1_4 Bud Mtr Car 4 3.4 Int. Tel Tel 3 1-4 Keniiecott 36 MOnt Word A5 5-8 N Y Central 14 3.4 N“ AmPQ . 20 a-o Nor P301114; 3 Paramount , , (5 7.3 Pelm R P? 20 5-8 Phll M01113 9.; 7,4 I Phil Pet Co 3g 5.3 Pure Oii Co l0 5-8 Radio Corp 6 1.3 Radio K 0 1 Sears Roe Co 3g 3.3 South Pat; 11 Std Oil N J 43 3.3 Stude Corp 9 1-4 Teiffls C017) 45 3.4 United Al; 51 b8 United COPD 2 b8 United Drug 5 7 a United Gas Imp 1g 1L3 U S RillJbOr 27 1.4 U S S! C0 61 3-4 U S Ind Al 24 3.4 U s h?“ A1 24 3-4 Vanadium 41 3.4 Warner Bros 3 West Union Q3 1-4 West Eicc 103 Woolworth _

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

1 om Instructed by Mrs. Samuel At Union “Ml; North on lllonday, Stocks Close Francis to sell by Auction M} 13th. commeocirlr at One ' 4 m, 1m- prernlses on gnepuclg‘, $32k stock ontl Abitibi Com ' - » ~. mlIch onus. Abitibi Pid 1.‘. 1-2 vuzoxi-zsuilv. may 15th 4 You": cattle. 1 brood sou. to lor- Ar-bcstos 2o i-2 row last o! “av, 4 chunks of pigs, 15 A Q1) g0 1.2 ‘. At 1.00 I’. M. 25 hcns- Cmlll F0 bus. seed oats, 3 Bfllhufgt A 13 1.4 i _ n on ""15 ha)’. 1 nus. buckwheat. a D3,, A 3 All IU"'"‘""'-. °.°°kh‘§ “tensrgom quantity seed potatoes and other Fraser __ pfrlllisrs ctmslslln: oi "V"!!! i _' articles not mentioned. 13,181", v T O n b2 bcdrlmm iuul kitchen furniture, n“ Terms, A" sums of sumo nndhnx-i-{oil H n8 rluiliir: How ihlllgl‘. 11-50 l!" 9m“ under-Cosh; over that amount '1 1m‘ P“, 2‘, Q4 lrtirhw fnuml In an old home. months "mm on approval 3mm vuplnypl?‘ A 6 ' ‘form. rush. notes. Usual discount for cash. i,,.i,,‘e‘(.€n‘ 1,, 1 4 If liar is unfit sale on next fine "ERNON PK0b2,E'er_ Price Pld “It?

in)‘. - ; _ 3,750}: ALEX llIacRAE, m“ u F Monmlctioneer. Auctioneer. L-eii-s-io-iri-ei. L-27°'5-1°-31- gz-W ___- *.-——*-———_-——__._..._€.______- v ""?—“_“

_____ (By The Canadian Press) Fifty ocre form of the lute Miss Catherine Gillis, Glen Vol-

R/c-porls from the ricw trzir zozic in The Netherlands and Iiélztllllll

indicate the Germans are employ-Will Allfil

TRANS-CANADA AIR, LINES REVENUES GROIV

MONTREAL. May 10—Gi'c.=s pns- f c

O scn. . I‘(\'t‘ltIl0 oi the Trans Can- War Survey ndn Air Lines in April was more

than double that oi the corres- ponding mrrnth a your ago, accord- ing to flgurcs l‘i‘I(‘ll_\£‘(I today by B. .13 Cnlvlr. Vicc President Inst month The tunouii rccrivcd $IIIL4ITLTB paid by 1989. the f

'°Y' ing different tactics in the two TmHs-Cviitliieutol Mrvlrc counmesh Itiassengers made fliuhts and the Apply. In The Netherlands we amp rcvcuu-e ivas $51,753.29.

batic warfare which wnrkcd so well in Poland and Nsrwity" is bung used extenivclv \v.l-h pivot-nutt- troops dropping cloim in citxs rind "Fifth Coltunil" Nazi supporurs throwing eff thrir d rqruisrs to ein- bark upcn intensified sabotage and eplsnagc.

In Belgium the attack is on a. more orthorlox pat-tern, the enrmy advancing In force over the fr n- tlcrs and attacking the Belgian dc- ferice lines.

Two reasons probably account for the difference. the greater de- lzrco of prcfi-nrntion hC"Om[)llIl:‘d by the Nazis wthn Holland imd a

NEIL NICHOLSON Hurtsville. t. otti-ri-iii-ia-ia-rii. : ' "t *.'._..__.

‘nun SALE

Stock, crop, Ill. J. Mcilzinus. New Haven. Wcdncstlzrv, May 15.

.-.-.-.--.--.---.-.-.-.-.-g L-352-5-1l-3i.

implements-

Belgium. having silficrerl acutely than any other country in the last war, was probably more resistant to the peaocfvq _penctra- tion oi’ enemy agent: pror to the

Fm’ of hostilities thnn ma‘ The quicker the Crcrmaiis can

occupy The Netherlands. hcwev r. the quicker tiiev can shorten t-Iiell‘ frcnt and prepare to rcs‘=t the m- evitablc counter-blows of the Bri-

151101135 of land containing III acct-s of woodland and 5

chum-w] together with ‘six tlsh and FrcnchnTlwc main pur- ""““""~'-"- romvoieotlv Io- ‘L’§.“.$..f"..“l°. .i‘~".‘§t...“?€‘.‘l{’2$»i 3i v" ‘i ‘=1 licppoch Shore. cttzrin‘ n» fife...‘ for stint-its‘ on , Gre .t Britain. ADI"? i" s; the aim is necmuiiy to ex- GAUIIET & I-IASZARD tend German control of the coed - - ' southward from thc nnrtmcrn bor- Sohcltors der of The Netherlands. (‘iinndinn Bank of Commerce -——-I-———-— [;|dg_ MAPLE cmnvs w. r.

The Maple Plains Women's 1n- stitute met at. the home of Mrs. Fred Walsh on Monday May ‘ith for the regirnr monthly mot-line. with the President Mrs. Parnell McCarvllle In the choir. I'll!‘ meet- ing opened with the slngini: of the Institute Ode. followed by the C ("d In unison. The minutes of the me- vlous meeting were read and up- nroved. Eiwht members nnswcrctl the ro'l call with two pcnttics rnch. There wore five visitors present. The sick commltlcc reported no culls made. The school committee re- quested that the school grotmds should be levelled oft‘ ad some flowers and trees planted. 'I‘h‘s suguestion caled for o. urcnt. deal of discussion. 1t wns moved by M s. Fred Walsh and seconded by Mrs.

LJIII- I-Ihvgm if

sional Bards ll. F. ARGIIIBALII

Chilfltrvd Accountant N" Richmond street

Phone 4'1 PD. B01 i!

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Prote

McLECD 8| BENTLEY w. l; uaiv'rl..rzr 1L0.

J. A. BENTLEY ILC. John Cairns that. all bills be pnld B“ (I. F. liENTLl-ZY. LLB. and contributions of rmc dollar t-"vh Irish-rs and Attorneys-ut-Lsw be sent to the YMCA. for war

nurnrses and PEI. Tuberculosis Lewue.

The p1‘0"l‘llm conshstcd of two contests. Prizes were won b" ‘We. John flnlrcs and M‘s< In"? Welsh Mr=. Freeman Welsh Invite-i the members to meet nt l-cr hou-“c on June 5th. M s. Fred wakh sorrel a dainty lunch In hcr usual he‘ -~l- t-lbie manner assisted ‘av Mrs. Alva lll-flsh 11"" N": 0W1 W"l~h Tic me~‘In~ clcwl b the singing of the 1\'nt'""\' A"‘l~'m.

MONEY ‘I'D LOAN l!!! Richmond Street

i: . _ __ _____ a‘ eta: w. MATHESON ‘Ismail-lit. SOLIUITOR. ETC alt"! tn Loon Collections llrc: 9t) Great George 8t. ifhurloltuumvn

M Ateltfiliimrn 8AM‘.ls1'l§|r‘?'A§(:iIl'glT(lR. ETC

MONEY r0 LOAN ~- "w: oi Canada Bnilrlilll,

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Use Mlnurd JAY-Luis.

So for. cvcry month oi’ 1940 his broil bitter than the one pr." ~: :l- inf: ii, the I tires show. lit .

‘ . tins‘ crs were (‘\‘.‘1

. Jiiinpcrl Io 2.893. In March it as 3.169 with 3.94 April cx- rccdcrl August, the bifgcst. mouth of 1st. vrnr. by 411 tinssw" "

Il\’l\ 1.. pointed out. A . ‘continental flight was Inst month there is mic lOIlIld trip betw-ccn Montreal and Toronto than at this time last vicar: one more ‘ocilvcrn V.l1l"f)ll\'(‘1‘ and Scuttle: and the T C. A. mu \

tree.

[Use Mlnardll Tor sprains.

cvé- HY

FLEEING NAZI SE

iour days the

‘vats,

my, n shnrlcr nvnth. the ,

New York Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Am Cyan B 37 7-8 Am Gas Eleo 34 5-8 Brown Rubber 2 a-a Am Super Power 5-16 Cities service

Crcloe Pet 23 3-8 El Bond Share 6 Gulf Oil Corp 3'1 1-4 Humble Oll 59 Niagara Hud 5 Pant Oll -

MINING

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. May 11- Stoeks Close Alderinac 22 Anslq Cdn a0 Astoria. 2 Aunor 1'72 Bunkiield 15 use Meta-I 20 ear Ex 6 1-4 Bidgood 34 Bobjo '1 1-4 Bralomo 975 Broulan 44 Buff Ank 495 Cal Edm 183 Caimont 30 1-4 Cent Pat 205 C"chcnour 60 Coniarum 157 Cons Smelt 36 3-4 Davies 25 1-2 Cons Gas 1'10 Dome Oll 20 3-4 Dcrml 3 Eflst Crest, 5 East Mal 330 Eldoraclo 65 Ext O11 21 1-2 Falcon 335 Fed Kirk 4 Fruncoctir 35 1-4 Gods. Lake 35 Cloldnlc 15 Gold Gate 14 Giillllfli‘ Gold 46 Hard Rock 87 Hollingcr 13 Home Oll 225 Homestead 3 Hmvcv 34 1-4 Iliid Bay 2'1 1.2 Jacola 3 Int Nickel 36 Kerr Add 231 Kirk Lake 10'! Lake Shore 23 Ilflllifilfllll‘ 635 linpa Cad 11 1-2 little L L 240 hincassa 350 iviacbcod 1'73 Madsen 39 109 88 4 1-2 6 1-2 2O 1-2 63 45 98 101 1'29 Ii‘) 155 Z105 22o 111 210 25 26 3-4 23B 92 80 42 ~ Steep R0 24'! 3 3-4 R0 275 360 IP25 16 92 300 530 13 1'1 1-2 Wri Hart; 665 TINLISTED Pond Orc 188 TORONTO. May 12—(CPJ-'I‘he Toi nto stock market closed the

\\'("."I>Z “KID l1 ITIIICII F-IPDIIECT T101155

.in the mining groups urd 1' rinness

moi" ‘

i133‘ I9 5mm” m“ mum“ fist‘ now cxtcnt-‘s cnst oi‘ ltioncfon. with , m” connections to other Maritime crii- i

in the infin.~i.i . Wetcrn OlIS wcrc oil‘ silightly. Volume was down to 105.17.!) shores, the sinalie-t turnover since July 8 last ycnr. Base metal stocks registered the widest. advance, mOVIhg up 1.56 whlie lhc golds added .56 and the induitrieis .02. Western oils eased clf .16. Int-crnat-iotial Nickel added 3-4, Smelter: 1-4 and Nerandta closed a point up at 63 for broken lots. Hudson Bay was unchanged. Fnlconbridge gained 35 cents. Pend

AIREN sinricd fires fore and nit as they took to ihe'r bouts.

British cruiser ‘IgM ihc flames. The llannover, trying to run the blmkade with ynrsllipq battled heavy sen to

bring her’

1'4 Southern Pacific,

(Canadian Press) slam‘

Bell Tel Brazilian Bruck Silk Bldg Products Can Car Fd Can Car Pfd. Can Pacific Can Steamship Oelanese

C0115 Smelt Dist. seag Dom Coal Pid Dom Bridge Dom steel B

Nat Brew Nat Steel Car- Noranda Power Corp QuebecPower Shawinigan St Law Com St Law Pid

B)‘ Frederick Gardner Associated Press NEW YORK. May

second worst week of the you urday with a. rally iin vrar and a further decline in

peace-time shares.

last Sa-t-iirdai’. 0ft‘ ‘l3. when a fall of 2.1 was r ‘ed.

Transfers totalled 671,970 ‘against 316.880

FINANCE

Financial Writer 12—tAP)— The stock market emerged lrcm its

The Associated Press average or |60 stocks was unchanged m. 455 ;ircm yesterday, but, compared with 1.3 paints, big- 1_2 .gcst drop since the wesk of Jan,

Montreal Stock Exchange

Close

fi >- tar-eh! >4 | r-

w a: u >->- I I r I a: MM M an» u;

r Sat- 155.1195 many

ECOHI-

shares i

last Saturday,

Prominent on the upéide were U.

.S. Steel. ‘craft. Boeing, ILQcKheed. Anaconda,

Dodge.

Posting modest advances

Standard Oil of N. J.. W

Bethlehem, D nglas Alf-l United Aircratt, Kennecott, . 3'4'Amcrican smelting and Phelps

W01? -

Great Northern, I

CSTPTTL

Union, Chrysler and Montgomery

Word. On the off-ode

were General

Motors. Goodyear. Sears Roebuck, Int-ematlonal Harvester, American]

Telephone’ Amvrwan Twmmo “Bin iSIti-UTCITVS shcrr. srs. on on W.nni-

DuPont, Allied Chemical. Eastman

Kodak. Westinghouse, and Lc-ft.

Canadian issues were easy. tiomtl losses were

YTHC-

resistered by

Canadian Pacific, Dome and Lake

Shore Mines and Distillem.

Can-

ada is, among bonds, dipped 1-8 point. Banks (Canadian Press) Stocks (‘lose Canada — Commerce 1'73 Royal — Montreal 203 .5?!“ '- IOYCIIO advanced 13 cents and

‘Waite-Amulet and Aidermac Ia, few cents.

added

‘ Dome dropped 3-4. while Bollin-

gcrs dropped 5-8 and Lake 3-4

i The clcre vcas higher for Long Lac, Butfaio-Atikerite, Iral Patricia. Maoassa, Mu lCccicvhu-tt. Marleen, Pickle

‘Powell Rouyn. Preston, San Anton-

and Sylvanlte. Texas-Canadian spurted Caimcnt dropped 1 3-4. dropped ‘l 1-2 and Royia-hte

i0 90

_._i1

Gei Genuine Gyproc —I|IsniIiy It tllsse two vvoysi I. Look for the name GYPROC on the back ofevery board. ZLook forthc Green Stripe on both side edges. Accept no

subsrirures.

noun-s ousuu was

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FIREPRUCIF.

WALLBDAHD-

In choosing a wallboard, whether for walls and ceilings of a new building, or for renovations, alterations and repairs, it will pay you to consider these outstanding reasons why Gyproc is superior to ordinary wallboards:

0 FlREPROOF-ihereforo safe 0 PERMANENT and DURABLE-therefore economical 0 WILL NOT CRACK, WARP, SHRINK or SWELL

0 INVISIBLE JOINTS-panel strips are unnecessary 0 SMOOTH, DUST-FREE SURFACES-easy io keep clean I TAKES ANY TYPE of DECORATlON—no monotony

0 The LIGHTEST WEIGHT gypsum wollbocrd mode In Canada

Gypsum.

. vx-wcot‘

Gjproc i: sold everywhere In Canada. See your local Dealer Ir

I I

I

WINNIPEG, Mtiy—l'3——ICPI-—Un- expected selling by export interests

and

or "xii wit: ye. 5mm yelp i, bin l C\( 111

Fhnnl

ccrftcd loss:s in

. gm .11 pit I unintcrc

Plains S

March: Grade

Inez Wu G

rode Leo McC Grade

Marion lticCnrville.

Grade

Lumber and Builders’ Supplier.

Write Io our nsorni brunch lo! he: Gyproe Book/cl Gr

_, 0 '~ ' 0 ‘ _' Lune-and Alahastlne f Canada, Limited _ j CAIiL-(RY WINNIPEG TORONTO MONTREAL_

_____ A_I sourn ’:\1l:r.\'n.1.a‘>scnoo1.

Pound Stages Firm Comeback t

l Honor roll for l Grade L‘? 1 I

light l)l‘l,l.IL-t- Jig, clipped, GT?“ V} 1- M1111‘ NEW YORK_"FY 1,, (A?) __‘G'CéC1Oi1l D1601‘; 3. Joli ‘ “ — . i x 1 ‘Srn- i. The pound stcili g advanced baiur- . l-q-Iq, ._ , ' L‘, > - .3 5_g_1 . _ ‘I __ 4 y __ . U“, ‘Quaiu, ... (xmc Mat cont l0\t‘l‘l('l.klg‘lzfilugalgllfv' g9 3-H, Jlv f‘{=?,r‘,,,,‘,‘,$“‘,l,{ Tfiemfsrenlgnlb ‘ Gade 1V; tJiuiz 1. ' 90 7-8 and Oot 2J3 1-4 cents a bush- market IITWU- 91- Sterling Jumped 12 cents to l2 Garade IITfsr“3_1' ‘ma’? H‘. A“ FY1995 but chase oftnax m‘ $3 28 I11 terms of the United Stat- ‘Oi, am“ lamor- 3‘ Joan ie arse . .» ' . - . Cash utlalcntqutratleco We“ fg‘\'gftunfii"iiccf-leiii me pH-ade n m“: 1 Haze] Mncxm’ l- .. ‘ ‘ ." I . '. ‘i ‘ izic; 2. JOsfiililllle Trainer. 11-.- T11R15‘, irns n.i\o whowuchand t Grad? I ‘Si, |_ L Auym “RQUTG pm?“ SCHGQL [gllllglflfigfémzsqsfljgot g‘pann1;_lj;n(;i1lh; and Jeanette T. nor. nu exam-y A i -%—- Iunti‘ the niarketphntl further time I Gmde I mt" 1' F"‘m"°'” (7'"r‘ .- 1 t f V; 19) ‘, ‘ ‘ ~ ._ man. Fono“‘Cnhg00I1sf0TEp[I¥16 lglOhi/Ii apof ttfrrwiligotétlhc effects of the ma“) Pom,“ attendance’ svma Flow‘ ‘The Swiss franc finally broke un- Domfld B" zuacxm" flame" X: 1. Imulsc Calms; 2. hm- mc 1171-03.“, ' ‘sh. idcrmincd C1110!‘ 211-"? ' ' 1= T- 1- 31in“? 311111311}? 3- imonir-s long ago Tn ai u. ‘cliiicd to 22.35 cents. vii: 1 Elsie Walsh: 2- "The Canadian dollar rallied a-o BRINGS INSTANT U“. of a cent to 82 3-8 cents. (Ottawa VII 1. Edna BTUYPIWI ZIFnrcimi Exchancc Control Board Ralph mic 9.95%. 9i nor cont (‘Il.<<"0Il!lII.

fond hicCnrvillc; 3.

Aiullins. Carvllle; a

‘ I In"\t(‘ .\iCCar-

i. Frances Cairns: . O ii.

2.

511°“ Murphy, _ 4 Grade HI (Sr): i. Francis Camp- Litte m; Ccnt-, Grade ‘ll r r i" ‘ l “inc Mur- cLecrl- phv; 2. .\'I' cc IWUFDIIY. Crow, . Grade 1 111.1» . .lIl'll5', Georg." 311C 1'-. ‘ I Grade I: 1. Elwin tvnlsh. cent‘. Teacher, Mary Keefe- Davies , .

weak-

I

mncd a fraction. Home Oil closed’

4 cents up.

ed up in the paper. steel. ‘liquor groups. Utilities

A sprinkling of gains were chalk- food and I weakened I

I

"lightly and the senior oils were 3

SiPfl dy.

E Gnrnrrs of fracfions

lBrazilian, C. P. R. Ford A, British

tlllers- Seagrarns dropped a.

In hanged

‘AITICTIGIIH Oil and Loblaw B. Dis-

small

SMOKE SIGNALS

SYDNEY, Australia. _ _ (GP) --Tiie Mvali ztboriflillrfi

TO

AID DEFENCE

May 12 — and

their svstcm of sntokc sirn s. may

lnghldpd . nYnV :\ part. in Australia's

. dcl ‘Ill’? | The

Iloliely n ltralla w

iractlcn and Walkers common was He‘

NlyaIl irihcs

miiist surprise rflflnrk. inhabit orthcrn coastline oi licre they The Navy board is sc

' F!

—World Copyright,

Here the crews oi the Aslrllmirvc and thr- nnnanca 6,000 tons oi ore and lumber. was a rich prize. l-‘or i940, by Star Newspaper Service