SEPTEMBER 2s. 1940

Civic Tax

3rd. instalment on Civic taxes now due, discount ullowable on same until September 30th, 194m JAMES A. FULLERTON,

Discounts

City Clerk.

Advertising liates-

liinlmum Cblrll for Any

Centrll Guardian locals, p61‘ word: Announcement

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classified 3o per word; In Memtérilrn Notices condolence 70o oer inch. We ding

and 10 cents for every additional Seiflgzmrildtietr‘: zfriiirNi-‘Aihi

Floral and Spiritual Offer

Boperword lelnd

Pflltllle in Advance

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W515"! Hid Eutern locals Evente lo p" yo“; 111v oer men; um or =11». 6v per name; Letter; ot

Apprwlllltlll. 10c oer inch or to per word. Lute of Sub; l | 5 cents oer inch Add!‘ and Pruentutio 1.00. th u m m“ {punt-salon " I ° ‘1 "1" ‘"1 ,7 ‘ M, 1° 1&1 For Sale

('0 LET —UNFURNISIIED ROOMS PLUMS AN

sultaole tor light ITOUSQKCtPIIIK. more 3,0,3 gflgieeg: c131)"

Apply uualdlan. L-eua-tl-zo-rl.

'*—'i I0 LET-NEW BUNGALOW BE- cmily occupied by V. A. Aim- worih, 36 Villa Street. Entirely mfltiPfll. Apply 34 Ambrose St. or phone 1440. L-fill-il-ti-tf.

Wanted

ANTED - QUANTITY GOOD veal calves Island Cold Storage. L-‘JGU-ti-ov-tt.

WANTED BY BUSINESS GIRL furnished room. Central. Write A. B. C. Guardian. 11-477-9-24-1.

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WANTED T0 BUY PLANER FOR sllilill factory. Apply Guardian 9,1105, L-493-9-25-2i.r.

Male Help Wanted l--———

WANTED AT ONCE — MAN FOR farm work. Apply J. Walker. Central Royalty. L-474-9-24-3l.

WANTED — MAN FOR. FARM work. Apply to Richard Heu- dersou. North River,

11-486-9-24-31.

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FOR SALE Fully Modern ilome

$8 l-2 ucres oi lond 4 l-2 miles from Charlottetown. HERBERT NELSON Murshiield.

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MAMMOTH CLEARANCE

AlICTlON SALE

I am instructed by Peter G. Sutton of Dunstaffnage. P.E.l., to iell b1 Public Auction on Wednes- day, tober 2nd, 1940. one o‘clock I‘. iii, the folowing Stock, Grain, Farm implements, Ilarness. Furni- ture and Pro erty. 2 Brood Mares and Foals, 4 lilk Cows, 2 11v, year old Cattle, Cali, Brood Sow with litter. d5 hens, number of Cockercls and Pullcts. 2 Truck Wagons, Disc iiarrows. Spike Harrows. blowers,- llflv Itakc, Disc Seeder, Walking) Plow, Potato Scuffler, Potato Digger. Box Sleigh, Wood Sleigh, (‘W.. Double set Harness. Exprcss liar- ness, Driving set. all custom made. Cream Separator, 2 I-‘ur Coats, Household equipment, 250 stook 0t Mixed Grain, Broader compete and Ill minor articles on l well equip- ped propcrty. Consists of 75 acres. 50 In r good state of cultivation, bal- lncr uudcr wont! and lumllcr, near in Station, Churches, School, Stores Ind Markets on paved highway ‘l mill-s from City. This in one of the lnnst enviable properties, being cen- Eraih- located. A lucrative invest- ment for intended purchasers.

Terms, Cash. A. A. RAMSAY.

FOE saua - LARGE aunuau. A 17519111- APD-l/ 121i PIIIICG.

Fall‘ BALE-NEW BUNGALOW.

modern conveniences. Apply

1° B11111: at. L-243-9—1ti-tt.

‘Muntrealfiuck N. _Y. Stock

THF CH AR l,( )'l ‘FETOWN

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

GUARDIAN

Market Alt A Glance

(By The Canadian Pres) Toronto and Montreal-Stock

e . New Ydrk-Stoehs lower.

WlnuiKg-Whelt futures eloeed at f ed minimum prices.

MINING

—-___-__ con SALE - THIRTY TWO F001‘ 191111“ B0111 equipped with a up.

Etigine. 150 Traps, 500 Lbs, R0 a) Fyeuty bound Anchors, several tn?" 11R and Smelt Nets. Ever-y. 11111 111 Rood shape and TCEAy to use. J. F. Lord, Albany, P, a‘, 1, L-423-9-24-2l.

nted

TEACHER WANTED FOB PRIM- ggylogelié- of Sttreéers South ~ 11139171911 $5.00. A 1

to George Mclnnis. Sccrctalpy? y L-422-9-24-2i.

Wanted

NOW IS THE TIME T0 GET A Government job as Clerk, P051- man. Customs Clerk. Steno. etc. Four Dominion-wide exams held $111611 war began. Free Booklet. M. C. C. schools Ltd. Toronto 10. Oldest in Canada. N0 Agents, t!

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FOR SALE

Parlor. Kitchen and Dinin room Furniture; also Organ. Raoo and other household effects at Mal. Mac- Manus. New Haven on Saturday, September 28th at one o'clock P. M. If not tine will be held Monday ut same hour.

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s Exchange Exchange (Canadian Press) ‘f (Canadian Press) i ‘ Block! Close s. h oc Bell Tel 155 1-2 mo" ,Brazlllan _ 5 1-4 Am c and 1'1 31 1.5 Can cement ,, s 1-4 Am Tel Tel 155 Can Car Found " 8 3-4 ,Am Water a 5.3 Can Cor Found \_ 8 3-4 ‘Anaconda. z; 3.3 Can Car Pfd 18 1-2 Bendix Av 33 Can Pacific 5 1-4 ‘Beth steel go 3.3 Celanese 82 Chrysler 79 3.4. Cons Smelt 89 3-4 Con Edison 37 1.4 13°!" 113111189 28 i-Z Gen Elec 35 3.4, Dom Steel B 9 1-2 Gen Motors 49 7.3 Dom Textile as Gt Nor Pfd g7 3.4 Dryden s Kennecott 31 1.4 Founda Co 12 Mont ward 4g 1.3 Gen Steel Ware: ‘I N Y Central 14 5-3 Ham Bridge 5 I-4 Nor Am Co 11; 7.3 Imp ‘Ifob 14 3-8 Nor Pacific 7 3.3 Int Nickel 39 Radio Corp 4 3.4 Massey Harris 3 3-4 South Pac 17 Mtl Power 29 1-2 Std Oil N J 34 7.3 Nat Brew 20 1-2 Stude Corp 7 7.3 Nat Steel -_ United Air 40 5.3 iggranda 57 i-2 U S Rubber g1 1.3 wer Corp 3 U s st co _ , Shawinigan 1o Vanadium corp 2g i: st Low Pfd 1e West. Eicc I08 l-I St Law Coin _ Wocl-lvorth _. it of Can 74 o Can Pfd '14 I MONTREAL, Sept. 24—(('7P\_- ,,.,,d,,_, m, to tummy mum m Montreal Curb teresi lrl late stock market proceed- lXAE-ihKOGHICSII-IIOLlQII the list closed -———- ° i? 111151 5» Can i l Advances of a point each werel ( ad an Pres!) marked up lyy Consolidated Sme1t-» Stocks Q10“; lei‘; and Hudson Bay. ckcl finish. ‘ed 1-2 point higher u Norauda Abmbi Cum advanced 1-4. St. Laumerme Colpor- Abmbi pfd i; 3 4 ation preferred closed 1-2 oint, - -. ' higher and Price Brothers 1E1 to y: m” gooch l Beuuharnois - Montreal Power closed off 1413mm...“ A 51" but‘ Power Corporation gained a 1 can Vick, 17 similar-s aléiount. In rails and sc-n- fFnspr rs a or (ll , PR. and m‘5~ri. ' , "‘ cased 1-4 and 1-8, ré;>é)¢l13Qlt-,OH‘F‘CSP‘ V T ‘3 12 3-3 Advances of 1 1-2 and 1 uoinl lnllfi A 171-2 gore éicordcd by Nia "era Wire and ,1 E1111,’ ‘gfdllker 1 4 and inn Bronze Mule an nddi- ‘ - tlon of l-2 “as noticed for Massey 1m P919 16 l-Z Harris. Price Com l4 1-4 {Fatal soles: 18.500 shzlrcs; Indus- P11" P111 — 1171*. 6.000; M11195. 12.500; Bands, "mi $200. Banks F t (Canadian Press) _ -- . Stocks C105; (Ely Frederick Gardner) Canada _ Associated Press Financial Writer Commerce 15g. . Royal Bk NEW YORK, Sept. 24—(APl- Nova Scotin. ‘is. lix-adillg stocks bogged down under |prcf;t_sell;u_1 in tcdolis lnrvkct af- _. Q; fer eight successive sessions in which prlfes gtéuerally hart been L 0 k up or unclzlnge . I In the Col-radian list Dlsfllcrs Seagram. Ford and Lake Shore ‘lg/fines wetllc ‘fractionaly higher razllan rac on was easy The Assolatcd Press avlrrlge of {EAL Sept. 24 4GP)- 60 stocks was off .2 of a pom! at ‘c 1(‘.(i¢,11.1.1¢_31)15hr.@p and 45.1. 111*.‘ first minus sign for this 1.037 lugs our s43 calves

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iucualvccleiz BEFORE rm: MASTER or run nouns m. o m WILLIAM ussunv. Surviving Executor. s... - COMPLAINANI‘

VB. JANE WHEATLLi AND OTHERS -— DEFENDANTS

NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant ueorge v. Essery. Whose address ls unknown, that lllitlLi‘ and pursuant to an Uruer mane by me Master of the ltolls ln this suit oll the thirty-first day oi August, ltlat’, the Writ of Subpoena issued llerrll. on the 29th day of August. i940, re- quiring the defendants herein to cause an Appearance to be entered for them in the Court oi Chancery at Charlottetown in this Province lo the Bill of Complaint tlleo ncreln, shall be sufficiently served upon the defendant George V. Essery by pub- ilshin a. Notice of such Subpoena in the Charlottetown Guardrail newspaper once a week for lour weeks irom the date of the llvst gubllcation 0i‘ such notice, lllllllfll“

eptember 4th, 1940, and that the for Appearance by the said ur- has been fixed by said Ur-

L'2a7_9_21_2§_2& Auctioneer. gm? ‘ I Professional Cards

MORRELL & CO. ll. F. ARCNIBALO

Chartered Accountante

Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

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der at thirty days from the date of such first publication. Dated September 4th, i940.

LEITH E. BRECKEN, Registrar

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AUCTION SALE

For sale at MT. ALBION FARM, Stock. Crop and Forming Imple- ments of

MRS. IIAVILAND HORTON on October 2nd

composite sju a Sept. 13, Transfers 101" Sole 0n the tnvo Montrea. live-

totallcd 710.510 shares, lstock market-s today. All classes Phcips Dcdgp was lip nearly a were steady. point and other covrpcrg uvrr,» ro-I Caltlv lvcre mostly cows and

‘bulls. A fclv good cows made $5.50 ‘Willi mczlluln kllifis from $4.50 to 155.25 and common butchers down ‘to $3.75. Connors and cutters were and common bulls nlostly $3.50 to $4,

Veal calves ranged from $7

si-"tant as the price of the red met- fil was .if'c'.i 1-2 cont a psuud to 12 cents h} ltldlllg pxrdur. '

On the offszde were Doug . Air. craft, Wcsunghnusc Du P071‘, Ens’- mzlu Kodak. Wcsmrn Union. N. Y. , Central, Dcw Chcmcial and Unicn|

$10.50 with o few tops up to

Crrbidc.

1 Senior stccks of Gancral Shel ‘Medium vcnls frcm $9 to $9.50. Castings, Auvr-rcian Rolling A1111, Drinkcrs $5 50 to $7 and grassers Certain-Tend, Otis St." 1 anrl Au=trn frcm $4 to $3 mostly $4.75 to $5 Nichcls were among gamers of i to Good ewes and “comers were 3 points, but some recent prefcr- $8.50. buck lambs $7.50, and (111115 red climbers faltcrcd, $6 50. Sheep were $3 5O to $5 with

a foIv ycnrlinzs up to $6.

Bowl hos-s were $9.15 fed and ' cl and up to $9.35 off trvcks. 1S, s (lrcw $1 per hog premium wzlh the rcglzlar cuts on off grades. lFcxvs were from $5.50 t0 $6.50. |Hozs sold on rail grade brought $12 ‘Z0 hot weight.

Mortgage Sale

_’!‘l1-.1re will I)!‘ solu by public auc- tion in front of the Law four s building at (‘harloitctovin iu (Queens County‘, III lne l'I‘lr\|l.(‘l‘ at l-rlncr Edward lslllnd, on Friday, the 25th day M’ October. A, D.. 1910, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. ALL THAT parcel of land situate, lying and being in Charlottetown Royalty in Queen's County aforesaid bound- ed and described as follows, that ls to say: (IOMAIENCING on tllc cast side of the Mount Eowal-n Art-all an a point twenty feet southward from the north sine of a tract oi laud urchnsed by "Eastern Black Foxes lmited” from Henry Swan, thence easterly parallel to the northern tboutndaryhof sgslld ‘tractr and tllvcnl_v' cc sout war hero roln sxteell . . . . . chains and tweNLv-nine links or to PFAMTHLTL “hoxiule Jobbing a tract oi‘ land sold by said Eustcru gain‘ 23 1'2“5'8' Quebec 1'1‘) 2» 22

Blat- o'c imc ‘n11 '- k F x s L it d to the ll Illl-I cheese, western white

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Produce Prices

1 MONTREAL. Sept. 24-—(C’P)— P10111129 Malkct prices here today, as rrporicd b_v tile Dominion De- pari-lllolit of Agrhulture, follow; Bui-Lcr: fll'st_ grade crcamery prints, jobbalg price. 24 1-2-25; first grade solids, Jobbing pnce, 24 --2~i 1-2; Quebec no 1 pasreurzzed. currclli. rectum pIZCB. 23 3-16, Que- boo no 2.112 3-16: Quebec no 1

_ current IPCCZDL prlcc, l3 5-8-3-4; colored, current. rrcclpt price, 13 543.4545;

Edward Silver Block Foxes Limited, thence at right. angles southwardly dong thc wcsiern boundary of sa.d_ , lust mcntioncrl tract to the IIOPIIICHI j 11111118 H1141 Colored, Wholesale job- boundary of land nmv or formerly 1. 111111.! l11'1@t‘. 14. QOPDPC 1V111t€ and in tho possess on of John R. Irv-mo. "Clofad. current recezpt place, 13 thcnce at right angles wesiwardiy 11-16, wholesale jabbing price, 14.

(Canadian Press) .11.! ‘IORDNTU. Sept. 24- Btoeh . Close A P Con i’! lAldermu g;- 1o ‘Anglo Cdn _ 64 Anglo Huron 1 175 Astoria 8 lAunor Gold 1B0 (Bankfieid 0 lBase Metal 10 Bear Expl 5 1-2 Beattie ' 95 (Bidgoolrl 1'» ;_ l2 1-4 B M s: . = 4 1-2 1B0 h s 1-2 1Broulan “Q '10 'gr<;wn Oil ‘:1’ . 11f A1115 |Cal Edm 158 Calmont I1 2G Cariboo I15 Cas ‘Hath 60 Cent Pat 195 Cent Pore 7 Chester 96 Coniarum 137 Smelters 39 7-8 Davies 15 Dome Oil ' 23 1-2 East, Crest 5 East Mal 345 Eldorado 86 F631 Kittie 43 Fe Pee FTancoeur 40 1-2 Gods Luke , a1 Goldale ' It Gold slash _ 1 Gold Gate l1 Gra Bousq 1 i-I Greening i2 Hard Rock 96 Harker 6 I-Iolllnger 13 Home Oil 206 Howey 28 Hud Bay Min 2'1 Jacola 2 Jelllcoe 8 Kerr Add 275 Kirk Hug 1' 1&4, K rk Li! 0 i‘ Lakeshore ‘3 22 5-8 I G . 211.12." 77%‘. ‘F u?» Macassa 11 360 MacLeod 240 Madsen 1 _ 43 Molar-tic "-1 113 McDougail ‘K 11 McIntyre Y 48 McKenzie 1._ 95 Mining C? ' 30 Model 20 Moneta 63 Morris Kiri: 3 Nat Pete 5 Naybob 26 Nor-ands 59 Normetal 30 Nor Cdn 62 OBrien 94 Ckulta. 99 Qmega, I9 1-2 Pamour 12° Partanen 4 Paymaster 24 Perron Gold 180 Pick Crow 295 Powell 97 Premier 100 Preston 206 Roche 4 Si’. Arlth 10 1-7 San Ant 199 San River '1 senator 3'7 Sherritt 76 1-2 Siscoc 6° Sladen. 4'1 sou W Pete 20 Straw Lake 4 1-1 Sullivan 54 Sylvanite 233 Teck Hugh 325 Towagmac l8 Uchl 4'1 ,Upper cda 96 Ventures 350 Waite Amu 370 Wendigo l1 Wood Cad 11 1-2 Wrt Harg 645 Ymir Y G 5 UNLISTIJD ‘Foothill Pehd Ore

1B5 TORONTO. Sept. 2t—(CP)—All groups on the Toronto stock ex- change pushed into higher ground today. Volume was 226.000 shares. Fumes/t were belle metals and western oils. Colds were mostly hilzher. ' Among the active golds which re-

tallied their beet gains were East Malartic, up l0, Macassa, up 10, Malaitic Goldfields. 11D 1. 811d Pickle Crow. up 16. Upper Canada advanced a cent lFederai Kirkland ained a frac- ‘tion. Ahead 15 cen were Buffalo Ankerite and Cariboo while ‘- Brien Jumped 9 cents on a late sale. Central Pat made 7 cents. Kerr Addison made a high for the veal-

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ploughing, planting, reaping, conserving, marketing-AGRICULTURE commands all sea- tons. The farmer is ever working and managing t0 secure the gifts of nature and their profits.

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. I , ..1/ I. . Al/fl The Bank of Montreal at all seasons is .ssl'~rr- ing thousands of farmers throughout Canada,

by furnishing at convenient branches the v1- rious kinds of banking services they require.

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Sen-mg Critic/did!!! and their industries in ever] section 0f lb: zammurlfty, w: mvlle jnu Io discuss YOUR banking requirements uiilb us. l

BANK OI‘ MONTREAL

"a some wulznr. SMALL accouu-re an: wrtcouz"

Charlottetown Branch: A. I. B. BELCHER, Manager

MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVICE. .... lbe Oulronu 0/12: Ymrr’ Tureen/n! Oprrulion

Canadzfs East Coast Defences Strengthened

(By E. L. Williams. Canadian Press Staff Writer) HALIFAX. Sept. 23—<CP)—1nt0 the Maritime Provinces and Ncw- foundlandvthc nczvlv-formcd

H. P. Elklns-is concentrated hv far the major portion of Canada's eastern defences. Many of them have come into being since the outbreak of the Second Great War. many more are planncd.

Much of what has bccn donc is an official sect-ct. It is common knowledge. houicvcr. that existing coast defence batteries have been strengthened and ilew ones set up. Anti-aircraft defences have ilcvcn established around important cltlcs or communication lines. Infantry units, now to be rclllforcc<l_ by the 3rd Division. Canadian Active Scr-

in Nova Scotia, stand guard. Royal Canadian Air FOYW 18nd and seaplane bases dot both coast and interior with IIIZIQZIZIIWS and stores depots at central locations. The navv has its dockvurcls. con- voy-assembiy ports and naval con- trol stations.

Peacetime industries have been turned to war work. Stcrl plants are or will be cngagrd m muni- tions manufacture. shipyards ilvc constructing corvettcs and auxil- iury naval craft. Airplane produc- tion is promlscd for other inclus- trial plants.

Sailors of more than one navy rub shoulders with soldiers and airmen nlonl: the streets of the cities and towns in the new com- mand-so many of them that it seems like an armed camp. Convoys loaded with precious war materials sail out of Mori- time ports. shcpherdcd by de- stroyers. Vvarcrnit of all classes come and go mvstcriouslv. Occas- ionailv giant liners embark thous- ands of cheering troops and at an

are area probably will be one the most strongly fortified North America.

After a your of o'er-and start- ing in most cases with little or nothing in the vvziv of dcfcnccs- the region's most important cities are ringed with searchlicht. anti- aircraft and coast defence hatter- ies. R.C.A.F. planes carry out daily reconnalsance patrols far out over the Atlantic, patrols supple- mented by naval craft.

Infantry units arr- held at key points from which they can quick- lv be transferred to danger spots. Positions at those spots already have been prepared carefully. In the fortresses and mlllmrv camps thcmselvcs continual training is being carried on by offlccrs and men alike.

Much of the traininc covcrs possible methods of attack and means of defence against such as- saults. In almost cvcljv instance the "defenders" have won hands down although the "nttnckcrs“ were just as fnmillnr with the ground.

Whatever may come. officers and men say, they are pretty tvcll ready for it. ‘their chief hope is that some Nazi raldcr will make an attempt to put a landlnl! D111" ashore or exchange a fcw rounds with the shore batteries.

Tomatoes, 4 lbl 25o 25c

Beans. 4 lbs Corn. per doz _ 25-300 Squash. per lb ‘__ 4c Cauliflower. 2 for 25c Apples. per pcck 86-400. Green tomatoes, pcr peck 25c Table squash. 4 for 2:’ Onions. No. 1. 10 lbs 39c 10f‘.

Parsnips. per bunch

l‘ on. o'clock EIOI-IOKthheIINBI-ANNN ‘$'i'.i“l‘1‘"h“ici§' frgggs: gradmlllislnpmfnm m used t 279 but closed unchanged at 0 E Illl W 03 80- 90356.5 -" B . MCI-ECU 8- BENTLEN “In wmhunl °1 "5 ‘i’ said and thence northwardly along 33; A-lmsedilfm ng —pr CeII-A- 184:. .75.

w E BENTIEY ILC. STOCK, _ 3 hon” (blah, 2 said road to the place of commence pllllcts 27-2". 1-2; a g6 112.47; ' Home Oil closed 13 cents ahead

J. A. BENTLEY iLC. ca," 7o 5cm mo ch|ckem_ ' ment. containing six acres of laud a c 17_17 1.2 151, 2,03, 01mm; gained 9, Calgary

C. F BENTLEY. Ll..B. 1 I mm. more or less. “Together “11111 . .1111 new, gmdg i, _55__ and Edmonton advanced 8 cents. Barristers and Attorneys-ut-Lal cnoy;_l5 "n, h, , 4M uoopthe fence thereon, the laud forming 3 _ NB 01d, no 1 753 1,09 Pcnd Oreille advanced 1B cents. MONEY r0 LOAN ‘rgln, 1% acre] tllrnIps, 3 acres the northern bouliuury oi‘ the uboie __1 , PEI 01.1, no i 75.- 1,oo__ Waite Amulet gained to and frac-

1119 1116111110110 511°" potatoes. “°’°"1"~‘11 -- 1111111311311 ~ 1111111119115 1.25; NB new. no 1 75's .65—.7o- tlonal gains were noted for Smelt-

a-lthough referred to in the oecu of PEI “my no 1 75.5 _80_v85v mom“; e“, Noun“ ‘m; Ntckep IMPLEMENTS; _ mug", n"- purchased“; the mortgagor as owned “rims are wholesale’) o mun“ m“, seed", smug, Enghrc by The Eastcrn_ Black boxes Ltd., ls ___‘_ ‘__ ’ M ‘HAN FARM“ ,5 it m, so“, 5mm flmq-gwgfprtsently owner, by Tile Lhorlottc- m Yesterday s B K"""'“." ""82"" s"‘i-"ll.."“.'.‘§2§' ifdfil.i'.‘.l.i.'.....‘y"iiil‘.. ..Y.‘K hi’; .5111; - _ ,, , , . , urn, o . . > ~ "Annlsrult. ASULIEIIIITOR. mt‘ 5:111:23; and other articles u» num- liormlns the eastern boundary 111 11003.1 MBIIIGI» clnlfllln Bonk of Commerce Bldg. erous to mention. 'igll:is"ggr:g?lcd,hprfla1iifiseil_ 111615.135‘ I o 11.111111 1° 105,1; u ..... u... sale will ... u... ... ,,..,;,,;.?=.....:.:.,",,,.:.. .., .... fishermen Quotations ALEX w MAIHESON first flne day. late John it. Dlnnis are now owned CORRECTED ‘on [any WED. ' Ternu Cosh. 11v P1111 11111111111 mason sun SATURDAY‘! llAllmgTp , Tc c" 1|, NELSON, The above sale is made under and 58m; at. soucrron c a e o _, I 111» 1» 1»- ov-u-u- ‘1111111-"1- 11.11.11": ".1 .:li....1;l".""1..:a.:: -— o" u: .90 are“ 11'1"" 8"‘ - Indeentiircsflfc Mortgage bgatin crate RETAIL MARKET "'"‘"""* "1 114534141‘ the 4th dav ofApril. A. D.. 19a . Ifitl '—-'—

, mode between Jerosiav B. Sevcik of CARAQUY-TF- N-Bu 5911A- 24- (C?) 118B! 4°11 3'3“

-~ ___._ __.___-_ —- ~——-—— Chanottetown Royalty n. Queens —E12hrccu fishermen who had been Caboose 8 held 25¢ 1 County. Prince Edward island, Bak- mlsslulz with four schooner-s since Beets, 3 lbs 10c