‘Iilln aforesaid. and at the Si"! 1'7

=FEsRUARY 1o. 1940

4

To

“the Electors

tanned AND onus-neuron

‘lug/aw IIim-muiotivs for m.

im ihle for uui to

pm '°"°""‘ 1°" i" "1" 111111111: 61m Election.

of Wadfiinc

¢—-_-p-_

debt nan. make

If ‘elected I will do all in my power to safeguard the City Interest,

and espfllllly Ward 1.

l remain, L-219-2-9-4i.

i0 iiii-z izuicions or wins roun

As I life-time resident of Ward Pour I have consented to run for a Councillor in that Ward. |

l do not believe in canvassing as‘ the ballot is sacred. but if you see‘ lit to clect rne I will do my best for Ward Four, and the City in general. l ‘will not vote for any higher tax- at on.

WILLIAM THOMAS SELLER] L-220-2-9-5l.

Advertising Rates-

Mlmimum Charge for Any

smmsw s. nsmvnssuv.

To The Electors 0i Ward Two

LIIGIERIIIIIIGC1IIIEIIIIEII;_ agan o ern . date for Councillor fr: dish Bail I ha" 111111 i011 years’ experience an the Council Board, and tee] “I "'9 Iillilwlfidle 1 have acquir- ed in civic affairs qualifies me as ""11""! vour further support. Yours sincerely. DR. CHARLES DOUGAN. L-236-2—9-51.

Payable in Advance

Advertisements 25 Cents

Central Guardian locals, 5o per worci- Wesiern d E t I - 2e per word; Announcement, and Coming Evgills 338:3‘ IIIIIEHIIEI

Ulilssiiltitl 3t: per lVUitI; In Memoflgm

Floral and Spiritual Offerings Condolence 70c per inch. We ding and ltl cents for every additional

14.911113011111011. 70c per inch or 11o per word. 1v vfliis Der inch Address and Presentation

application.

For Rent

Notices ‘liic per inch; Lists or

Cards, etc., 5c per name; Letter. n;

ellsfllemcnt 40 words for $1.00 8 words. Notices oi Thanks and Lists of Subscriptions $1.00. Other rates on

Saiesmen Wanted

i.» RENT, Vii-"Ourtlvlsirrizp HOUSE, good residential district, very moderate rental. i Apply Box ,

y cure Guardian.____ _1'..-2l0-Z-9-3 .

Nursing

WANTEIF-NURSING BY TRAIN- eri practical nurse. Good refer-

MAKE A DECENT LIVING SELL-

ing 200 Farnilex every day neces- sities. Guaranteed quality. Low Price. 900 Famliex salesmen live with this agency. Company's suc-

cess depends on salefimenks. Twelve ears of increased business rove t e possibilities buying 1n

amilex Plan. For free details and catalo ue: Famllex. 570 St. Clem-

ences. Phone 104-1.. L-203-2-9-3l. em, onus“ N_3_ Female Help Wanted Personal EPERIENCED COUNTRY GIRL vuu can rum A not"; Wanted for general housework. Kindergarten with our help. Con- Rviefenwi- EDP-v Guardian. adian Kindergarten Instizuze, fiw‘ L-194-2-8-3i. Toronto ltiigntario, N-Per. WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL lqrLm-ncx" ._ iron, 53m 51L.

housework. Good cook. One that slee home preferred. Must have g references. Apply 189 Great George Street, between 7 and 8 P. M. L-243-2-l0-3i.

Male and Female Help

APPRENTICE W A N T E D T 0 learn Barber Trade short Course. Expert training. Molar Barber College Halifax. N455.

80W TO GET A GOVERNMENT Job as Letter Carrier. Postal Clerk, Customs Examiner, clerk, etc. Free Booklet. The M.C.C. Schools Lid. Toronto (10). Oldest in Can- ada. No Ailents. N-1l57-l2-S-W-tf

Agents Wanted

BECOME A JITO INDEPENDENT Dealer-District exclusive. Handle hundred necessities — Tea.

C fee, Food Products. Medicinesi

Toilet. Articles. etc. Start now]

iiiuicr our Thirty Day Trial Offer

wtliout risk. Free Catalogue and

inionnniioii: Jim Products, 1435

Montcalm, Montreal.

A. W. 2-10-121.

1W0

:Distrib~tit0r yoga

mcnts-is sold in two strengths- Medium and Stron . Heals Ecz- ema Psoriasis, Ery ema. Impeti- go; tch etc... while you work. 50c; 1.00~ $5.00. Recommended and

sold by Hughes Drug Company, Charlottetown; Foley's Drug store, Summersideumd all Drug - N-‘i-A.

NOTICE

A S cial Meetin of Patrons and

‘ghilsre olders of T e New Glasgow a Glasgow liail on Monday. February 12, 1940 at 2 P. M. to discuss the ad- . visabiiity of making cheese for the summer months. If not fine meeting held first fine day following.

rying Co._ will be held in New

MRS. HAROLD DICKIESON. Secretary.

11-92-2-7-9.

'FOR SALE

Two adjoining 50 acre farms,

one, good buildings, four DISTRIBUTOR WANTED son A atlas. wood‘ The “the” m’ Point Product repeatelv purchased buildings, seeded out for

by large steamship Lines, Indus- triiils and Contractors. Must be financially responsible and able to

curry stock. Apply Odac Mariu- int 111111.11 Company (oi Canada) 430'» lx-laiiuuciiere $1.. Montreal, >Qllth N-ZiOii-2-l0-17. For Sale £51100 “Qrncrs GALVANIZED

Stool Roofing ordinar and Coun- cil standard. Send ri ge and raf- icr lengths for e timrite. Eastern stccl Products Limited, 1385 De- l0 Montreal. _

IIOIIIINION OF CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT January 25th, A. D., 1940

Re Estate of CAROLINE Mc- ISAAC late of Cardigan in Kings County in the said Province Widow (lei-ca crl iesliiie.

To the Sheriff oi the Conuty oi Kliiils County or any Constable or liu-rute person within said County.

GREETING:

W u on reading the petition on flie of Le gh C. Alle of Cardigan aforesaid, Merchant, II... survlvinl Executor of.the above named estate

Yllyiilg that a citation ma)’ be ssueii for the purpose hereinafter set forth: Yon are therefore hereby required-to cite all persons inter- esied in the said Estate to be and “linear before the Judge present l! 11 Probate Court to be held in the Wllrt liouse In Charlottetown in (luccifs Count , in the said P1111’- iru-c. on lVe nesday the twenty- Plkhth day of February next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock fore- noon of the some day to shew cause If any the can why the Accounts nf the sai Estate should not be liassed and the Estate closed l! prayed for in said petition and on motion oi ii. F. MacPhee, Elli» Proctor for said Petitioner.

And I do hereby nrder that a true

"my hereof be forthwith uiflshefl some newspaper ub shed in Charlottetown aloresad once in t-‘irh week for at least four consecu- tive weeks from the date hereof and that a true eony hereof be foflhvlih Pflfled in the following public 117"" "Flirriively. namely. in the hi" "I "1" Court Ilouiie in Georgetown 3'11"! Cflllfity aforesaid at the I111’? "i J. A. McDonald m ($0.. in Cardi-

R- .i. McDonald s. Co" In Cardillll aforesaid m that all nersons inter- "fiierl in the said Estate as afore- "9" vow have flue notice thereof. IVITNFSS Ilia Honour Hlfllld leonard Palmer,‘ Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown lhreald. the day and year first iihnvr- written. BY ‘rm-z COURT (9rd) MURIEI. C. DOWTIIER. Bu!!!

l- s.) - 44$‘ Annual-IL.

B

11-182-1-10-17.

claims on Monuny tiie day of February, A. 1)., 1940 at the hour of Eleven o'clock forenoon, be- fore the Master oi the Rolls at liis Chambers In the Luw Courts Build- ing, Charlottetown, otherwise they shall be exc _ of said Order and be barred from making an oi the sai DA

mean sunshine, but sunshine. sk. g and glittering snow.

pasture. Fifteen acres wood. Can be sold together. Apply on premises, t0 Mrs. Martin B. MacDon- ald, Nine Miie Creek.

separately or

L-11-2-3-l0.

NOTICE

The Annual Meeting oi the share-

holders of the Crapaud Creamery Company will be held in the Crop- aud Iiall, February 20th. (Tuesday) at 2 P. M. All interested in dairying are welcome.

B. C. WOOD. Secretary.

- ' . _:_

i

PROVI NCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN C HANGER-Y

BEFORE TIIE MASTER OF THE ROLLS

NO. D. 543 ' C. FRANK MCKENZIE. Complainant, S. ROBERT C. McItENZIE, Defendant.

Pursuant to an Order of the Court

bearing date the Twenty-sixth day of January, A. D., _ llEltEliY notify all persons having claims against the Estate of Chorus E. McKenzie lute of’ Queens County

mo, r nu

Milton ill in Prince Eduard land to come in and prove their Nineteenth

luded from the benelli

claim against the Estate deccase . TED this Twenty-sixth day cf

January, A. D. 1940

irrr ii. BRECKEN, Registrar.

LE

[1-920-1-27-2-3-10. THIS MIAMI HAS

GLITTERING SNOW

Manitoba, is gaining in

MIAMI, ularit as a skiing centre and

wi h con itions ideal, Miami's man practice slope; and runs are places. with special Can

b11111’ adian ional snow trains opzrating

f Winnipeg. so when Winnipeg people

uggest a. trip w Miami. it does not olf and palm trees.

has

En land‘ Milk mrketing Board balms; the raising oi milk

. l _ .1. _.m._....c._.

Stores. i

[HE UHAKMYVFEWUWN GUARDIAN

sT0c1< QUOTA nozvs

Exchange

¢____

(Canadian Press)

""'"'""""-] N. Y. Stock Moiitrcallitnk

It will be pods taking this opportunity of soliciting you, sulgpgglonal canvass, and am

Exchange

(Canadian Freda)

mo“! Close Bu!“ cm“ ‘A $3.." ” 1432-5711». “l 1" iAm Te, n,‘ 9 743 Bruck Silk 5 1.2 Am Water 117(1) I13 B c 9°“? A 28 Anaconda m .31“ Products l6 1-2 Aiichison 24 s-s c“ Cemen‘ 7 1-a “larva. BehdixnAv c0 b8 C811 C8!‘ Pfd 25 '4 Beth Steel 1,, H I an 1nd Al A 2 r-s Ches Ohio 4, .9111 Pacific a 1-2 Chrysler so 1-4 Safinsiflm 7 s-a Con Oil 24 a-a Ce “e so 1-2 COIIIHIOIIWGB so 1 b8 ‘D0115 Smelt 46 1-4 Con Edison 31 7.8 °m 9°11‘ PM 22 gin gvlttloEhl-tl A 2s 7-8 ' Dmi, 335,, ° p} L, l‘ 3g 5_8 loom Textile 9., I" Gen Elec as 1-2 5M1“ 1o 1-2 IGGII F0065 47 34 69811308- CO 13 3-0 Gen Motors 54 a-s H '1 Bwel Wrs 1o 1-2 year Tire 2a s-s “m “d” 1 1-2 Gt Nor Pfcl 24 1-2 How Smith 20 1-2 Hudson Mtr Car 5 3-4 1m T“? 18 Int Tel Tel 4 int Nickel 44 7-8 Kenncz-“i. 36 1-2 Lake woods 25 Mont “ad 54 3_8 , inigassev Harris 5 7-5 N Y Gen .51 17 14 CCOII FIOIIC g 1-4 No, Am co 2134 Mtl Power 31 Nor Pac s 1-s N“ 3"“ 2': Paramount 7 1,4 ,1 N“ 39991 C111‘ 65 1-2 Penn R R 22 l-2 I POWer Con; 10 7-8 Phil Morris 941-2 we” “w” 16 ‘1-8 8 Ol _ 1 - Radio clog? ls: 141w Pfd 9 I-ll Sears Roe Co M 34 I Sou Can Power a 5mm, Pa‘; 13 34 i Wm Elec g Sid o“ N ‘I 44 l-‘ilwliihmec B Feb o-(tnz) (‘l C _ ' - - P — Telica: C22), l: Prices maintained their advancing Uite 485,, Way-sin was took n; n d Air _ ys s ma et sea. g’? 2 3_a sion although their mmpo w“ R 5 l-B s“ m‘ United Gas Imp 14 5_8| Imperial Tobacco, liloundation U g Istélbbti‘ a1 3-4 (7011101111 y. Distillers-Seagrarris, co 5') i-4 Gurd. National Breweries all show. gqgagfd Al 22 5-3 ed minor additions Other issues i 11111 321-2 1111110171111 11180161" at the close were Warner Bros 3 7-8 Hamilton Bridge, can“; Caner“, West Union 25 National Steel Car. Price Brothers vie-ail, Eff 113 and McColl Fron OctwO h —- Dominion Bridge. International, Nickel. Bell Telephone, Shawinlgan, International Pe-troleun and Do- minion Steel and Coal "B" were s off fractions while Canadian Car, ""ward Smith, C. P. R., Bathurst, f uck Silk. Imperial 0t] and a yew (Canadian Press) “llgtlil §§iif§1§i>liii<iedindu=uisis stock! mo“ 50.000; M11165. 42.700; Bonds. nil. Canada _ ° — I C b Meggigggge ,,,., Montrea ur Rvyai Bk I83 Nova. Scotia _ i _____________ ‘W i MONTREAL CURB (Canadian Press) MO tCanadiarfivbPregsl t d stock‘ ch" . S61 mining quotations on Monetfrezl Abltlbl 0°11“ 150 Curb Market today werez- é-g Se“ c1»- szirizsrtr r: Be l u Can Vickerg 7 Cegll glad i7 Dim‘ T“ 6 7-8 Duparq 2 A 9 l-4 Joliet-Que 2 1-2 page?" T C f8 17-: Iml) Oil l5 Int Pete 23 5-3 ‘ Price Com 22 1.3 ‘ Price Pfd 80

HEMMING

REAL ESTATE AGENCY

88 Great George St. Charlottetown Day Telephone i376 Night selephone 344

FARMS FOR SALE

A WELL EQUIPPED FARM GOOD SOIL

DeSable, Lot 29. on the South Shore Road, School and church nearby. 97 acres. soiL 80 acres 18 acres sawmill timber and firewood. Well and pump. Wire fences. 8 room house. Barn x 80. Worshop. Pump house. Pic- gcry. Pricc $3000. Half cash. balance 5% mortfiflile. Will sell .. ' ‘ and liv ‘ ‘ Everything ready for Sprint! operations. Come and see us or write,

sralzrmcivrs T0 LET

Ground Floor, ii rooms — $25- Gronnd floor, 6 rooms — $45.

HOUSES TO LET

Elm Ave., 5 rooms — — $13. i ilighland Ave; 6 rooms $16 | Water Street, 6 rooms - $16. Brighton District, 6 room $20. Pownal St., 8 rooms -- $20. Brighton Road, Bungalow $Z5~

Brighton. 7 rooms —- — $30. Prince Street, l0 Rooms (some partly funi-

hed) — — — — —— -— S30.

CITY HOUSES FOR SALE We can sell you a House in an

, part of the City at from $100 .

and up — small Bun alows. comfortable private Res denees -Tencments which are ocd money - malring proposlt ons. Several may be bought on terms.

our LOTS sort "saw

We have a great variety oi Building Lots for sale in all parts of the City and suburbs .._ upthorne Ave.. Green Street, Spring Park Road, U31- ni-r Prince Street. West Street, Douglas Street, York street, Echo;- slroct, Mnlpeuqe Road, North River Road, Euston ‘in-ct. Sidmount, Lower Queen Qtrect at nrici" ranging from $125.00 Io $2000.00.

OUT OF TOWN HOUSES FOR SALE

At Somme side. Bayview. Central Bedeque, Bristol. Rradalhsne. Covehcsd, Eldon, Emerald, Georgetflwll. MI!- courhe. Murrav River. 5i-

Peter’; Bay. Prices ranking from $175.00 I0 ‘3-000-00- Th", 5r.- game urcellent

lgnmcg In the above. several “t which have all 111009111 equipments — drainall. I111’- naces. bathrooms. ete-

i COUNTRY STORES

We have several for sale throughout the Province in good trading centres It vet? reasonable 11111?"-

_____{_____ Lists on application.

of these propertirl

l Produce Prices

I i

MONTREAL, Fell). 9—-(CP)—Pro- duce Market prices here today, as reported by the Dominion Depart- ment. oi Agriculture. follow:

Butter: flint grade creameiry prints. jbJZng 1311c 28 l-2; first grade solids, Jobbing price. 28; Que no 1 pasteurized rcgraded butter. wholesale jobbmg price, 27 1-4; Que no 2, 26 1-2.

Cheese: Ont white. current re- eeipt price, 19-19 l-8; Ont colored, current receipt price. 19-19 1-16.

Eggs: graded shipments in used iree cases, selling firlce. A-large 23 1-2; A-mediiun 21 l-2; A-pullets 20 l-2; B-lsrge and C unquoted.

Potatoes; Que no 1 75s 1.i0—-1.l5' Que n0 2 15s _so-1.oo; NB no I 153g l.25—1.30; PET no 1 75's 1.30- l. .

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer

‘ NEW YORK. mo. ii-iAPi-El- forts oi the stock market to dupli- cate yesterdays upswing met with profit selling resistance today. .

Canadian issues improved. Bell ‘ophoite advanced one point and Emzilian, Ford. Lake Shore . and Massey Harris gained fractions Distllers Scagrnm, Dome and Walkers were easy

The Associated Press average oi 60 stocks gained .1 of a point at 50.- 5. Ilt was the fourth successive day's advance in this composite ‘Transfers totalled 1,099,740 shares. largest since Jan. l2. and compar- ed with 867,820 the day before.

New highs ior the year or longer were posted for Cluett Peabody, At- las Power, and Studebaker.

Up 1 to more than 2 were West- inghouse, Dow Chemical. Du Pont, Union Carbide, Allied Chemical and Phillip Morris. .

Holding minor advances were Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Bears Roebuck. International Harvester, Glenn Martin. Sperry. Western Union. Union Pacific, Johns-Men- ville. Kennecott and Texas Corp.

Easier were U. S. Steel. General‘ Motors. American Telephone, Santa Fe, Anaconda. Eastman Kodak, U. S. Rubber and Canada Dry. |

TORONTO, Feb 9-—(CP)—Iiiler- est expanded in the lndustrials to- day on the Toronto exchange and dwindled in the mines. With the action concerned more with the higher-price issues the share turn- over was a little smaller at 282,000 shares. lnduwtriais closed .55 high- er in the index and the base metal group added _30 while the golds and western 011s netted minor recess-i ions. ' i Canadian Breweries pfd advanced‘ 2 1-4 and the common firmed 20 cents to 1.90. Canada Melting add- ed l 11-4 and fractional gains were netted by the Hiram Walker issues, Distillers Scagrarm and Canadian Industrial Alcohol A. Gains of a point or more came through also for A. P. Ora-in hid Canada Wire B. Montreal Power and Mercury Mills

rid. Iiellomtnionwoouiaiseinl

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The Canadian Leglonfi War Services are under- taken with the approval and active eta-operation of the Canadian G-u-rnment

C.M.G., D.S.O.,

ILC C.M.G..

~-

Campaign Director.

Col. The Honorable

C.B.E.,

COI. H. D. Johnson, M.D., Director.

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CANADIAN

Major-General John A. Gunn. V.D.—President Brigadier-General Alex. C. Ross, D.S. . V.D., A.D.S.-— National Campaign Chairman LL-Col. E. A. Olver, D.S.O., V.D.—

G. V. White, VJL-Honorary Treasurer.

‘WW1 m ~ s» 4- M4, 1n.

4 now/Ink», 111%- h: 1

pa’,

TIIAINEIJ iii iIAilllY UN?

Yesterday he was a promising young citizen of his community. Today he is in the army-loaned to the Empire for a few months, or years, to do a vital task. Will he be trained to carry on in civil life when peace returns again? Will he be able to earn a living and climb quickly to success?

It’s up to you! Your contribution will help give him the start he needs. The Canadian Legion asks Canadians to con- tribute $500,000 now. These are the tasks for which this money is urgently needed.

1. Education oi Strrvlce Forces in the Pursuits of Peace. The Canadian Legion War Services, in collaboration with the Canadian Association for Adult Education, is making it possible for members of the Canadian Forces to continue their educa- tional studies. Our men will be able to carry on their studies in agriculture, tech- nical subjects, various trades, bookkeeping, stenography, etc. Advanced courses leading to matriculation and university degrees will also be available. Canadian universities and departments of education are cooperating actively. The assis-

.D.,-—

NATIONAL APPEAL $500,000 FEBRUARY 12th

LEGION iviin SERVICES

EDUCATIONAL AND PERSONAL SERVICE APIPFALJ

tsnce of British and French educatiouists is assured.

2. Personal Services to our Men. Through Legion representatives among the forces, and Legion branches throughout Canada, problems of a personal or business nature will be investigated and corrected, thus relieving our men of much worry.

3. Entertainment and Recreational Services-The establishment of leave hostels, assistance in training soldiers’ concert par- ties, and help in the organization of sports activities will be undertaken where necessary by Legion men in the field. The Legion will also assist the I.O.D.E. in placing libraries of selected books at various places, as well as libraries of motion pictures.

Every efiort will be made to keep alive the interests of the men in the activities they left on enlistment.

IIELP Wilt THE Wlil Will you help to give our boys on active service a leg up the ladder of success? Every dollar you give is an investment in Canadian manhood. Give generously to this great new cause. Send or take your contribution to the nearest Legion branch.

were again active and the common

firmed 3-8. Canadian Celanese and Cosmos Mills firmed slightly. Wright-Hragreaves sold down l0 cents to 7.80 and the closing tone was soft for MscIeod-Cockshutt. Powell, Preston and Sylvanlte_ Ma- caitsa firmed 10 cents and Little

W Long Lac 5.

A gain of a hall point for Smelt- ers was the only change ln the base metal seniors. Bend Oreille ad- vanced 6 cents to 1.05 and ventures added 5. Steep Rock closed at 2.46 for a loss of 5 ("1I.5.

Homestead Oil and Gas traded in volume at e. gain of 1-2 to 6 3-4. l In the western group Calgary and 1 Edmonton droped 5 cents and Home Oil a Cent down. Anglo-Can- adian also weakened a cent.