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(In The Canadian has) _____ no") Stock! 0 Ci“, (I1 T“ °"“‘.‘""' cum asmm 0am 1o 158 Asbestos 11 ,0 T! s 1-: BA ou l1 1.; p Pl n A ﬁ 34 githurst A‘ l: m vrodlw" s om A 5 w 09"‘ Wm“, 8 3-4 Fraser Vio g can 0" pm 25 3-4 Fond A 15 1.3 ti? 533 it? 1W»? 12%‘? c..=..".~"*'"" =. .. “cm” 1* ' nutt Plwo ' 3g BANKS Steel wares j _____ Tlgtldve 1§ i: (n: The Canadian Press) u . -.pN.ck¢l ,_ 3g 74; Stocks on" WY mm’ s 1-4 wail Frcntemc 2., ,4 Montreal 135 yll 191:1‘ 26 Nova Sec-tin zal l1‘ -' so da lqglé 91'}? 12 t: P d - L “yo,” 2 1-. ro ace Przces s, W, PM 1e 1-4

MONTREAL, Jan. 2'1—(CP)-— Produce Market rlces hcro today, as reported by t. ‘ Ddhinion Dg. Pagtlmteerit o1 ‘ggilcultge. follow:

: s gr e creame m. rnltsble tor sggcégrs 023$; prints. Jmbblng price, 34-34 1-2,; nlrlnl- “l” ‘w “n'lu'm-n car-o first. grade solids, Jobbing price, 33 gunlllll 01‘ W‘ 1-2-44; Quebec n. 1 pasteurized. 1 4 regraded. wholesal, price, 33 1-4; wzl-l-IB-Z- - Quebec no 2 regraded, s2 1-4.

Cheese: Western white and col- ored. wlrolceale price, Ll- export, l4,

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases, selling price, A-large 3; A-medium 20-21; A~pullets

Potatoes: Whites no 1 15's 05- 370; I19 2. -45—--55; NB mountain no 1 75's .70—.75: PEI cz-bblers no 1 75's .75—.80; PEI mountain no 1 .80-—.85 Bermuda reds no 1 50's 1.50-4.65.

FOR SALE

Gm] road horse bv Colonel Aub-

i Your Eyes ‘7

ll you are having svmlllﬂm! oi strain —+ headachel. 8°" m: or dizziness — Willi"! l , Qrcilllsi. l

m your service with vein .1 uperlcnre and a thorolllli retracting service.

mil in and discuss 1°"! dllflcllliltl-

p it. F. llutcheson E

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, Jan. 27-(CP)—-'I'he gold stccks sold dcwn for an index 105a o! 1.28 tcday on the Toronto exchange.

‘turnover £01- the day was only 196,000 shares. the smallest for a full seaslcn since Dec. 31.

Lake Shore and Dcme were high- er and l-iolllngcr and McIntyre slightly lower. Kerr-Addison back- : ..-.. ii ‘ ed 10 cents to 3.10 and losses of 4

G. llUTC HESON i. ﬂ

r I. ‘ (i, UTUHESUN

to 10 cents were netted by Aunor, , East Malartic. Macassa, MacLeod- PfﬂfjgiSﬂ] ‘QI 6;", C ckshutt, McKenzie. Pamour,

Perrcn. Pz-wlell Rouyn. Prest-n, San Antono Sylvanlte. Tuck Hughes and Upper Canada.

Weak istues included Zlchl, Brou- lan. and Madsen.

Closing prices found Smelter-s.

McLEcD b BENTLEY w a scum-Irv as; .|. s BENTLEY 11%

v d Ail Law Nickel and Hudson Bay narrowly mmoﬁy 1-0 “trims; lc-wer and Ventures 25 cents dowzl hi0 Richmond Street at 3.75. Steep Rock weakencd 2'

cents t. 1.53 Irrternaticnal Petroleum fell back 3-8 to l4 1-2 and losses for Imper-

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(By The Cunndlan Press)

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By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writ/er

NEW YORK. Jan. 27-(A.P)- The stock market today managed to emerge with a. 5118111; average advance for the second time s-nce Jan. 10. but trends. wwnllv. were highly irregular.

Canadian issues were quiet. Dome Mines, Imperial Tobacco and lake Shore gained rractione. Internation- al Nickel and Bell Telephone each lost. 1-4. _

The AssLciated Pres ccmpcste or 80 issues was up .1 of a point at 43.8. Of 675 stocks traded-about hall the number lLsted on the stock exchange-EEG advanced, 202 de- clined and 217 were unchanged.

Transfers of 357.920 shares WLIG the smallest. for a [ull session since Sept, 16 last, year. They compared with 411,960 Friday.

Du Pont and Allied Chemical were among the widest nrlvancers. Min’;- ilnprovement was retained b Bethlehem Steel, Youngstown S eet. General Motors. Santa Fe. Great Northern, Pennsvlvaula, Marshall Field. Anaconda. Kenne- cott. Boeing. Bendix, American Alr- iine. Consolidated Edison, Interna- tional! Harvester and Standard Oil 0f N. .

On the crrside were Republic Steel. Chrysler, US. Rubber. Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, West- inghcuse. General Electric, U. S. Gypsum, Douglas Aircraft. Almeri- can ‘Telephone and N.Y. Central.

MINING

i 151 32d Bftfhlgfa wgrgrd A (By Th9 Clllldlﬂ-ﬂ P1106) Ill YB ODS. . . .. O 1 & no’ $10 Dlltsblillerﬁseagrams wenkencd TORONTO. J3" 37- i 1-4 and sfceable losses were board- l u F ed by Canada Maltlng, Gatlneau Swirl‘: 9°" l s s Power, Great Lakes Pepe!‘ cfd., Im- _ penal Tobarco and Western Can- Acéne Oil 1'3 i “mo” ~~=¢~--"-=" ﬁr“ Ziidirlffil “etﬁfﬁﬁl? “rlltliii .%"“€€rd In ‘ curl-m Trust Building gsutsgll (in?!) 11-22 axrllétni-lléezqlr-lfotliayvkgs- gpgépieﬁn g m Chnrloltetown Q1“; m 11 ' g y p Aumr 1 2 Om _ ___._______ Arqlx-Cnn d! n firmed 4 ent Bﬁﬂﬂlmﬂc - ' Dalhous‘e w: “down several gent?‘ Bﬂﬂkflﬁld if PALMEk a HASLAM l0!‘ bTOlWﬂ lOlS. gig? g9‘ :15 A. J. HASLAM, an- '.L.B. --—-—' -—- -— eat-tie 115 BARRISTER, ETC. BLC-gmd .11 Nnvlr Senna Chamhen- F U x M T Bobjg .09 1-2 Charlottetown P.E.l. Bmlcnle 10 rlolvcr r0 LOAN Brit Dom -09 4. g B!» no Bu: u H M B. “m. p: c lm. t . - m. , MAHHBON Boneless orse eat 0;“ ,3, 2,, MONEY 'I‘0 LOAN _r1bc0 ~- Clmerun sum (Zhnrlottt-town 50's 5c c: nt. Pat 183 r lllllﬂ - Cent Poro .11 1-2 “- - ~~i - Q; :--_= 1.54 n r McPHEE a A x c slam Meut sow - - 5c tb g§€§§§§u._ 13H N015" M, Beet Trips 50's — - 4 l-2c lb D2131, us usnnrsrcn SOLICITOR Coll Trlpe 50's — — 3 l-Zc lb. 131-1119 24 3'8 v Building chm-lama,“ Duquizn? —-——--- E. t a - mwwammﬂ mmmmummmxﬁwo m . R. MacUUiUAN K17 ‘ ' c s1‘ -. Fad 1 in: .06 3-4 wig-lg‘;- srgllgmon Bu” c Island Gold Storage ,,e,n,;,,, _,, om M%NE‘ T0 LOAN D galncceur N! € HOPE. ~ Ilchmomi v§h=f{°'[-'§l'.'|',.3w:5 ‘ (gods Lake ~34 - Golzl Belt. 27 — c ld ma“ 111g m“ .__, Gclcl Ga - ' M‘ Ccorifls-h 401 B Halcrow ~93 3'4 .": k ~95 UYI NG PIT - PROPS ,l*.§;.:.§°° .05 _ , Hcllinger l! 1-8 “a Wlll be at Sea Breeze Hotel, Georgetown, Tues- f gjfvlgyou “f; Th)’ and Wednesday, Jan. 28th and 29th and Cardigan l “(m 3a.. as 1-2 "Tsdﬂy. Jan. 30th. Will interview anyone with pli- Jzrk Wei 1° 1'3 IP01)! for salt ' Jaczla ~93 t K;rr Add 3-79 H A H I K‘rk Lake '95 . . ENNESSY, Manager palm» g? f “' 2.00 BERGMANN CONSTRUCTION C0., LIMITED 4.10 Charlottetown, 9.12.1. léggggf egg ~ uzltlt: 1:81 fr.‘ . - - “d _ _ ' Mcwatwrs a vertlslng 00...: Payable In Advance -g;;-g Murphy - ' c. Mlmlntum Chirp m an, summon-m u cum glyfﬁga . Q 11; nt. - o ~ t. ‘:1 isoﬁfﬂlxgnglC-llilol‘, 0o r word; Western and Eastern Ionic No,- ‘gdn c""'“°¢ Iv '00: Words urges-ﬂu otlocl :31: “inoh- um d 3.25;" l4 A I ‘ c-~-="r-“='»‘:".... ...... .21“ "c "...'.".."r.l.":::".:: "it ‘u. -'~~...-;:.-":.'~:.-" ...... "eerswrlt: ill-r‘- 12: "m, oer inch Address nu 9.1,“, u m a. Paymaster - .,m"u"0m a n0: on 01.00. 0 er n on “mm m Pick Crow Powell 91 m Preston "5 - Roche ~04 i‘, Male Help Wanted gg-“AXIEL 7°! l - l Senatwr ~51

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Penny Pinch

The Newspaper Publisher: Committee I \

A message from -

HON. W. A. IUCHANAN, CHAIRMAN

ET’S say it costs "your grocer $25 to open his‘ store each morning. With that he can pay

his rent, his light bill, his clerk hire.

I How your grocer gets that $25 is important to. If he has ﬁfty customers today, he must ﬁnd some way to make a proﬁt of half a dollar from each. But if he can manage to ﬁnd two hundred customers, he can break even if he makes only

you.

12 % cents on each one.

i This may seem like pretty simple arithmetic.

ing‘ , <

market reports, the happenings in Ottawa and Fort William and Quebec and Vancouver.

Except for those advertising pennies —which, you

remember. saved

,.1nnnunwlnr

you money on your grocery bill-

this newspaper would cost you two or three or ﬁve times what you paid for it!

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There’s no “magic” about all this. It’s just an example of modern penny pinching. A long time ago we learned that one automobile made by hand cost ﬁve or ten thousand dollars, whereas hundreds of thousands of cars-if they were made and sold _;-cost only a thousand or so apiece.

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Making and selling all the things we need is a sort of growing habit here. A rather good habit.

But in all this thinking about helping you to get the most for your money, let’s not forget about your very right to earn and spend and live in free Can-

ada. You keep that right through your ability to

However, there’s an if in it. If he can ﬁnd the extra customers. He could call them on the telephone-

at a cost of a few cents per call. Or he could write them a penny post card or send them a letter.

Some will respond, some w0n’t.

Then he discovers a way to send a message to a hundred prospects for a single penny! He just buys a newspaper “ad” and tells you and all your neigh- bors about his plan to save you money, give you

better values and better service.

Now the funny part about all this is that the penny per hundred he pays the newspaper is what

pick the right men and pass the right kind of laws.

And, since you loam who to pick and what laws’

to approve through the newspapers, you can sec how necessary it is to have good newspapers. ‘

Ff If you want to deﬁne a good newspaper, you can“

say it is one which is free to bring you all sides of

every question, free to give you both the good and the bad news about what is going on around you.

Trying to decide how much such a newspaper is worth to you is like trying to put a. price tag on

your liberty! And I think you’ll agree that our

makes this newspaper and every other paper possi- ble! Advertising pennies pay the salaries of reporters in Europe and Asia, the bill for newsprint paper and ink, the cost of wiring you the hockey scores, the

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liberty and our right to govern oursclvcs is a big pcnny’s worth in a. 1941-modc1 world.

NOTE: The Newspaper Publishers Committee, speaking through its chairman, will bring you one of these institutional advertisements in this space each week.

.,.

, business ﬁrms or individuals who would like reprints may have them by writing lo the business office of this newspaper.

Clubs, patriotic Toburn 1-75 Uchi 3° Uppcr Canada 1-85 verrulres 3-75 Westflank ~03 vvgodncad 6-22 rt arg - Ymj; .00 3-4 UNLISTED Kirk Town Telrusk

Currencies

NEW YORK. Jln. 27—(CP)- The Canadian d:llar continued its drop in the forelzn emchlnle ml!- m today losin8 more when l he" cent to 92.08 3-4 cents azalnct Unltcd States funds. (Ottawa For- e in Exchange Contr-l Board 11W 0.00-0.01 per cent discount.)

The Swiss lrsnc reacted 03 N!!! downward to 33.60 cents after last week's awn run-HP M5011“! hi’ report; the United States mlshi mew all f-reign funds.

Swiss francs were available for

commercial p s3: only 811$! could not be ha at any HIE or such cam u transfer o cup- ltnl. foreign excha e dealer: Mid- The free u-nd Stering clcsrd un- changed: $4.08 1-2 while the Hong Kong dollar a-l, 2895 cents and the free Argentine pea: at 23.70 cents were slightly lower.

Market At A Glance

(By The-Czn-u-lf-lnn Press!

Toronto-Mining and Industrial stocks lower: western oils sturdy-

Monireal-Uiillilea. papers rllll golds lower; other lnduslrlnls un- changed.

New York-Shocks closed hllhll

wlnnIper-Whent i-l of cm! low- er 4o l-l lrlgsr.

New York-Cotton and rubber low-

er; coffee higher; sugar un- cl.

Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. 27—(A.P)—Ill the wheat pit today. D1168! dropPW-‘l almost a cent- n bushel at one stage to the lowest point. ln mre than a month.

Wheat closed 1-4-3-4 lower. May 84 5-8-3-4. July '18 5-8-3-4; corn unchanged to 1-8 all, May 63. July 63 3-8; oats 3-8 lower. WXNNIPEG. Jan. 27-40?»- Scattered mill buying balanced light. hedging sales and held wheat. lutures pl'._C€'S steady throughout tday‘; Wmnlpeg grain exchange

quotation; were 1-8 , ay wheat. at 7'1 and July at ‘ll! 3-4 cents a bushel.

Little change was recorded by Ar- gentine prices at. Buencs Aires.

Graln clrxe:

Wheat: May 1TB, July 78 3-4A.

Oats: May 35 5-88. July 33 7-85. Oct 31 3-48.

Barley: May 46 l-IB, July 41 7-8 B.

aculon. Closln

Livestock

MONTREAL, Jan . 21-40?)- The Dominion Livestock BrL-wh reported today that calves were 25 cents or more h.gher on the two Montreal markets. Otlur kinds of llvtock wcrg abut study.

Good were mostly $8.75 to 09.20, medium 0750 to 0800. and common $6.00 to 8735 with very posr steers as low as $4.

Htifers mnged from $4 to $7.50. 00d cows were manly so to $6.25. medium lunged I 84.50 to $5.25 with. a few sales up in 05.50. com- mon $4 to 8450.

Gunner; and cutters s3 to $3.75 wit)‘. good k-nds a shace lower. Bulls ranged from 04.25 to $5.50. Good hulls canine 85-75 "D. and the bulk t’ the bologna irun $4.50 to $5.25.

Receipts: Cattle, 93B; calves 781; sh .306; hogs. 1.630.

Ca ves were 25 cents to 50 cents , were i

lrgher. Grod quality veals mostly $12.50. There were no tons- wlth medium kinds from 011.25 to $12 end common down to 010. The

Bank Board‘ Re-Electetl

At the 109th Annual Meeting of The Bank of Nova Scotla, held at Halifax on January 22nd, Mr. S. J . Moore was re-electcd Chairman of the Board, Mr. J. A. McLeod was re-eleclcd President and Mr H. F‘. Patterson and Hm. Wm. D. Ross were re-elected Vice Presl- dents. All the other direct rs were also re-elected.

The Board now consists of:

S. J. Moore. E-‘q- Trrcmo Ont.’

J, A. Mcbcod, 13261.. Toront . Ont, .

H. F‘. Patterson. Esq, Torchto Ont ol-‘Ilon. William D. Ross. Toronto,

n .

W. W. White, 134.. M. D. sums John, N. B.

Hon. George Gordon, North Bay,

nt. Sidney T. Smith, 1341., Winnipeg, an

uighm McCarthy, m, x. c Toronto. Ont. Hon. J. Fred Fraser, Halifax,

N. S. A. L. Ellsworth. Esq, Torfnto. t

n Lin-Col. J. D. Fraser, Ottawa, Ont; Christopher Spencer, En. van-

couver. B. C. | Russell Blackburn, Ibo, Ottawa.’

nt.

F. P. Starr. mo. Saint John. N. B Hm. James c. Tory. Halifax N. S. W. M, Bil-ks, Esq., Montreal, Que.

I Ho? P‘. B. McCur-dy. P. C. Hall- ax, .

Jae. Y. Murdoch, Bu. K C. To- ronto. Ont

1.. A. r. w», m. K. o. anus».

brig-Gen. C. H. MacLarm. C.M.G., D.S.O.. Ottawa. Ont.

‘MONTREAL, Jnn. 27-(013-13- sun's tollc-wrd an irregular track on the. stock market today.

British Columbia _ Power "A". registered a small gain. and Boll: bulk .1 hto veals were sold between I $1050 and $12. Drmkors were 8650i to $0 and grassers frcm 85 to $6,. mcstlv 5.50 and $5.75. |

Lambs were mostly bucks rd; brught $8.50 to $9, mostly $9.‘ FEW» we-v- trcm $3 to $6,

Hogs were slow with not much

on the strength of the

i Telephone was unchanged. Mont»

real Power, Sllalvuugan. Clatlncau and Brazilian all lf‘$l. traction» Canadian Car pl‘G1(‘i'l‘(.‘d got u rise- announce- ment at its annual meeting that resmmption of dividends is being considered. Dosco “B" was behind 1-4 while in rails CPR. dropped

Asbcstcs was in (lonlancl and role : 3-8 and Building Products kept steady in the face of a 500d turn- over oi’ shares. Sanclters and N r- lllnzliﬂ- were weak but Nzckel firmed

Regent. Knitting prol-rrrrd plll on tilroc points. (‘m ~hllil. Plow 1-2, and Imperial ‘Prlmrco gave un 1-2.

Total sales" 18.200 shares; lnrlu- ‘ trlsLs. 101.100; Mines, 8100; Bonds.‘ $1000

WHY TEXTBOOKS PLAY UP BOYS

BOSTON. Jan 27-161» -Look through your child's textbooks and you'll find that most of the illust- ravons depict little boys. not little girls. says a wrltet‘. An editor of a text-book publislllnz house explains: "Wr- hlve to do it that wnv. Boys can't. bear to road hooks that m1‘.

full of sﬁssv stuff. nnd girls scent to '

like boy books bettnr too."

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1 sl-znnnu LIMITED

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that SERRAN LIMITED will make application to the Secretory cl Slate of Canada under the pro- visions of The Companies Act,

. I934, for acceptance of the sur-

render of its Charter on and

from o dole to be fixed by the.

Secretory ol Store oi Conodu.

D A T E D at CHARLOTTE»

TOWN, this 25th doy of Jon-- uory, 194i .

A. E. RUSSELL, Vice-President.

. l snoomaooooacacronmannoowwaoa change in prices offend. no egrly _ ~ » » - , - - ‘h, _ u»: ur-r-aa-rl.

VlVTOR-IAN ‘VITH \'

NEW YQRK _.|(: pl_v,clo::ia.n inlillenccis shuvn m a _l’l'oc\z 0f ical green printed with Vnv While lmw knots and olli-irrlrltrlrrl IYQP- skirted mills. A pi€lli0ri_ ruffle lmkN a V at the waist and gives a p611“!!! effect.

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JAMIESOWS

WHITE PINE and TAR

A speedy. safe and sure cough remedy. Get. a

bottle

today - — —

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A prompt remedy for

the treatment of colds,

Grippe and

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