-Hilm0ﬂ8t.

' .7‘). .

THE _ Cl-LQRLOEETOWN _ GUARDI

srocx QUOTA TIONS

N. Y. o...

Advertising Rater-Payable in Advance

Minimum Charge for Any Advertisments 25 Cents central Guardian locals. 5o per word; Western and Eastern locals Announcement: and C gluglﬂed 8o per word; Iu Memoriam Notices 70o Der inch; U!!! 0| Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards eto.. 5o oer name; Letters of Condolence 70o per inch. Wedding eulllﬂllm‘ 4° "W" i" ‘W’ and 10 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and 70c per inch or 4o per word. Lists of Subscriptions inch. Address and Presentation 81.00. Other rates on

2e per word:

Appreciation, 49 cents Der application.

' | limits 8e oer word;

IF or Sale

LAND LUMBER FOR. BALE. IsClark Bros, Mt. Stewart.

L-177-9-26-3i.

I O R. S A L E — COIVBINATIOIN l-l t and cooking stove.

14? ng St. L-B85-9-27-v2ll

t_ THBESIIING BELTS, CRUSHER Belts, Rub Traces, Grader Canvas. Clinton Morrison. Dealer inﬁnew and used Rubber Belts, Fredericton. L-842-8-28-4i.

To Let

T0 LET-FIVE ROOMED 3on5!- Appiy 77 Beyﬁeld Street- TO LET — DESIRABLE NEW SEV- ‘en-room cottage, hot. water heat- ing, modern. Apply M. A. Farmer, Solicitor. Phone 28. L-IO-lil-ﬂi‘.

TO tar-nearer) FURNISHED room. Gentleman preferred- Phone m, L-834-9-27-3i.

Wante

W l? Nd!‘ E D - SMALL Sltggg: an mm]: good con . Telephone 1068. L-880-8-28-il.

WANTED — SCRAP IRON. BRASS. Copper and Aluminum. Batteries and Radiators. Frank Hopkinson, 29 Edward Street. L-887-9-28-8i.

ANTED - Acrrva ranrmm to invest $500.00 and operate chem of Automatic Phoncgraphs in P. E. I. Chains now operating in New Brunswick and Nova Scolie *"=°%:s‘"&“' 51515593.“? 2"" O 0 , . . m“ ° ” L-176-9-20-3i.

Professional Bards

McLEOD d. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, It. O.

J. A. BENTLEY, K. C.

c. r. BENTLEY. LLB‘- u rri t d Attornerl - I

B‘ 5 MONEY TO LOAN a 13o ichmond Street

II. F. ARGIIIBALII

Chartered Accountant 14o Richmond Street Phone 47.

P. O. 80k l!

It ALEX W. MATHESON ARRESTED». BOLICITQII. ETC “also? oW€ M. ALBAN FARMER e/maisruii. “skills-Tm MONEY TO Lo

Ba f Canada Buiidinl n‘ ‘Charlottetown '

I19-

ilorreil 6 Company Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust Building Telephone I447

2

MncGUlGAN & TRAINO MAB GUIGAN l. C. c. all.‘ Chili's” mama's s; s.

hrristers, olicitoru, bu. MONEY TO LOAN

Office: Over Provincial Bani. Richmond street, Charlottetown

H. F. McPHEE 8. A., K. C.

NOTARY. b0. BAREISTEB. BOLICITOB Illey Building Charlottetown

i

Professional Fumigator And Exterminator Guaranteed nntcrmluatlon of all Vermin Rodents, etc.

GEORGE C. WILDE Phone 55 or Write 141 Greet George stree ‘ZQLPJQIE, ‘°,'m;:l’-_li- ._. ___

PALMER s. HASLAM

nsnarsrlin arc.

of Nova Scotia Chambers, Charlottetown, P. E. I. MONEY T0 LUAN Phone 86

CUTCLIFFE 8. ANDREWS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Banter lliver and Bradalbane

Day and Night Service.

HEEL 8| MATIIIESDN

MONEY 'ro was Cameron Block. Charlottetowll. mu. l- l- hell. o. L. llathieson, l-h-B.

_ thence No

Teachers W anted WANTED —- TEACHER FOR

l-‘iethel School No. 125. APDlY ’ Walter Wood, secretary, Mt. Herb- ert. . L-882-9-28-1i.

Female Help Wanted ____._________?___, wmsig-rsn-usrn. arr-u avenu-

Help Wanted

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — RE- liable Canadian Company can use ﬁve people (male or female) as representatives in Counties of Prince, ueens and Kings. Prev- ious sei experience an asset but not essential as we train you. - earnings assured producers with chance for advancement. Write Mann er. Room 7, Dennis Annex, Hall ax. L-i34-9-23-5i.

FOR SALE

At Winsloe, 5 miles from Charlottetown on paved high- way, 16 acres choice land with dwelling and out build- lugs. An ideal location for tourist cabins.

Annly

SAMUEL KENNEDY My

Mortgage Sale

A. D. 1939 at the hour of Twelve o'clock rioon_' al-ll-‘EIIAT Tract. piece, and pal-gr] ‘I Inn". lpln and being on

Lot Twenty-one n ans-en's comm. I

In Prince Edward Island, bound“

t the South-east angle of farm 11,0 Num, liar Thirt Jive) formerly In possess. on of Jo n McLeod thence accord. lb: to the magnetic meredlnn o; u" year 1764 running North for the dis. tance or Twent -tivc chains along P“ 5'," 15°“ ry or said land , .

14°47. thenlice East rglielolllxl Millvsle Road Ten o s to land in on of Malcolm A, McLeod, euce along Malcolm A. NcLeods hum n to the Milivsle 03d, alone said no Ten to the place of commence. anent containing Twenty-live acres of land a little more or I635 and belhr the ﬁouthern One-half of ru- g aem described in Deed from the ommissioner of Public Land; 1o Kenneth Corbett, dated m, m. with h: or June .4. n., 1m. so all that other Tract of land on TWIIIPIP Nllmbﬂ‘ Sfﬂ-Wsevcn In Queens County in Prince Etlwgrd Island bounded and described a; fol. I011. that Is to I!!! COMMENCING on the South aI e of the Brads]. bane inthe North-east bound- Irv o! Forty-sores of land in the lloeeenion of Thomas Bigger, thence ll“: said , need No -ei\si/Wardly Nine Chains and Sevent -two Ilnlls", thence South Forty-five egree; East b! the sonnet of the year 1704 Ten Fhllllnl and ZPwenty-nine Links, euee South Forty-ﬁve degrees West Nine Chains and Seventy-two links to the North-east boundary cf Thlllllls Bigsfs said Forty Acres, Forty-live degrees Welt all)? said bounda Ten Chains an Twenty-nine L ﬂkg to the place of commencement eon- telnlhs Ten Acres of land a. little “hi: “I l?" Sal u o.

e a ove e to d under and by virtue of and pnnﬁni to a Power of Sale contained in a certain Indentnre of Mﬂﬂlﬂgg dated the Sixteenth day of Janus A. D..

35. made between Alice cLeod, of Bradalbane, in Queen's County, "crew-hi- widow of tbe m. John

. of the One Part and John n- of Fredericton In Queens County aforesaid Farmer, ct mo Other Part. and default havine been made in payment of the principal lllgélll-ereltéhureb‘ selc-ured. sigma of midli- fe? nllolirifgolli

DATED tllilltuglxﬁy 5 y 5 TIMBER, s. n. lose. " ° E"

J n. wens, Mortgagee,

E‘

s-eoe-e-v-ri-si-se

House To Lot

Medium sized Residence in one of the hast residen- tial sections of the City.

Apply. ‘ THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY

lL -_ Till-Fr?» _._

m”. w.

-___ (Canadian Irbi Al Ohamb s3 1.: Am 0 and 1" 3a 1-8 Am Iibr Pr 2 s-a Am Radiator 10 1-2 Am Tel Tel 161 1-4 Am Water 14 1.3 A “ 88 1-4 Atchison 3a a-a ti Rlefin 33 1.3 Bait Ohio .3 1.3 I Baldwin Loco 2o 5-3 Bendix Av :9 1-3 t Beth Steel 92 1-4 , liriaas Man 24 a-a case a9 1-2 Ches Ohio 46 Chrysler so 7-3 Con Oil :9 3-4 Commonwea Bo 1 1-2 Con Can 49 Con Eldison 30 3-4 Corn Products 63 8-4 Curt Wright A 27 1-2 Dupont 134 J Elec Auto Lite 301-2 Elec Pr Li 9 3-3 Gen Elec 42 1-4 n Foods 41 1-2 Gen Motors 55 3-8 drich 28 3-8 .Go0dyear Tire 29 1-2 Gt Nor Pfd 82 3-8 . Hud Mtr Car 6 8-4 Int liar 69 1-2 Int Tel Tel 5 1-8 Johns Man Co 771-2 Mont Ward b5 Murray Cor-p 6 3-4 N Y Central 22 8-8 Natl Cash R183 18 l-li Nor Am 0o as 1-4 Nor Pacific 12 1-4 Pack Motor 4 Paramount 7 1-8 Penn R R. 2'! Phil Morris 83 1-2 Phil Pet Co 45 5-8 Pub Ser N J 38 l-4 Pure Oil Co 101-4 Radio Corp 6 Radio K O 1 5-8 Sears Roe 0o 78 South Pac 18 l-4 id Oil N J 49 1-8 SIZUdO Corp 8 7-8 United 11 1-8 United C0117 3 l-B United Drug 6 United Gsa ImD l3 5-8 S Rubber 44 1-2 U S St Co 77 l-8 U S Ind Al 26 1- Vanadium 37 1-2 Warner Bros > 4 West Union 86 1-4 West Air Brake 98 West Elec 47 1-8 Woolworth _ 86 1-8 w, .., .. - (Canadian Inn)‘ Stocks Clo» commerce ’ 155 Canada 145 Montreal 185 Nova-Bcotls. 39° Royal BB1: — Very desirable office central location, over Hughes Drug Store. Apply MARITIME TRUST COMPANY

156 Richmond St.

NOTICE

We are open to buy Men's Suits, Overcoats, Leather Coats, extra Coats and Pants and all kinds of Foot-

ear. EXCHANGE STORE 108 Richmond St. Phone 869

L200-26-3i

Notice oi iillliiTiiAiiE SALE

be sold by public suction in front of the Law Courts Bull iu the 18th

day of October A. D. 1 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, ALL t certain parcel of land situate, lying and being in Charlottetown ill Prince Edward Island, and being part of, Town Lot Number Seventy- two in the Fourth Hundred 0f Town Lots in Charlottetown, bounded and described as follows: COMMENC- ING on the east aide of Great George Street at a point ﬁxed at the northwest corner of the dwell- ing house now or formerly owned b" William Peardon thence north along the east side of Great Geor Street a distance of forty-six ( ) fect to the south side of Fitzroy Street thence east along Fituroy Street ei hty-four (84) feet or to the west undaryhline of Town Lot Number Seventy- rec thence south alo the west side Town Lo num er Sevent three a distance of forty-six feet l 6 thence west by a line parallel to l‘! Street ellhtﬁ four (84) feet to the place of colu-

The above sale is made under and by] Vlrtre of Ia ‘er of sale eon- tancd n an n enure lnorteage dated first September 1 made be- tween Nelson Batten ol r- loitetown In Queens Count in said Islandn Grocer and if. Ill! Martha Rattenbuly his wile. or the .lrst part, and Caroline Amelia “dimer of Charlottetown in Jounty aforesaid. ihe second pull. I 0 divers mesne ente a In the law has ome the undersigned. default having been m“, 1n payment of the moneys secured bv the said .

Dated this 13th day of her,

' HARRY wmcrresrsn, Assi ee of Mortgage

m by

lull

J

n e woman, of '

ow»...- o. »,,-..-“-. .

lrﬁ-l-M-Ii-N-igb. '

L _-_- (Canadian Press) ‘IORONTO, Sect. 2'!- ltocls Close Acme Oil '1 ermac l6 .32.: Oil 29 Aug Cdn 108 Aunor 175 Bankfleld 19 Base Metal 22 Bee: I: 6 Beattie 100 Bi 12 Bob 6 1-2 Bra rue 10 2-8 Brouisn 27 Oil 24 Burt Auk 755 Oal Edm 227 Calmont 42 Oariboo 175 Cas ‘Broth 55 Cent Pat 215 Chester gg Commoii 40 Oomwealth 27 Coniarum 130 Con smelt 49 1-2 Davies 82 Denison 12 Dome Oil 27 1-2 East Crest 7 1-2 t Mai 215 Ekioredo 125 Falcon 480 Fed Kirk 8 l4 Pire Pete 10 Franco 36 Gillies 5 Gods Lake 36 Gunner Gold 48 Hard Rock 90 h Bu- 22 1-2 Ho linear 13 Home Oil 272 Horn 8 Howey 27 Hud Bay 30 1-2 Int Nickel 47 Kerr Add 170 Kirk Lake 117 Lake Shore 35 Eamacue 62g 943d Leitch - 70 Little L I. 265 Macassa 395 Mulleod 160 Madsen 29 artio McIntyre 58 8-4 McKe 10o Mcwtaters 68 Min Corp 122 Model 32 Monets 85 Morris K 4 1-2 Nayboh 11 Noranda Nor 8th: 65 OBrien 180 Okalta 126 as °" a Poem 7 our 175 Paulore 1 1-8 Psymaster 81 Perron Gold 165 Plﬂ 406 Pioneer 21b Powell 185 Prairie 21 (on 127 Reno Gold 47 elite 40 All 180 h"‘°°'o 1i?» 90D 1' a do?“ iii Slscoe 90 Sladefi 25 slave Inks 7 B W Pete 50 Stadmoona 85 Straw Lake 3 Sud Basin - 225 Sullivan 75 ﬁanite 286 MHaE-‘l iii ¥ibum 1% owagrnao Uchi 75 Ventures 425 Waite Am 606 Wood Cad 10 Wri Bar: 730 UNLIBTID Delhousio thills ‘I2 dy 16 Penal 810 Temis

New York Curb

MINING a

'M'0ntreal Stock

Exchange

(Canadian Press)

‘L.’-

T- Tss-ersradh! est- N) sBNNNNsb

| 1177' 7T7“ cue-p moors-s-

.-_- giaﬁgﬁmgwﬁa§§wm§=55wa3w5a5$§:$553m#§$4=§m4§ TI§ all‘

Montreal Curb

-___.__

(Canadian Press), Stocks '

Albitibi Com Albitihi Pfd Asbestos Beauharnois

Bathurst A Dom Tar

‘$8

FINANCE

MONTREAQ, Sept, ﬂ-(clnqn- "@159 01 $111139 was reported to- dB-Y by Canadian National Rail- Wlyl in operating revenues of $119,- 600,624 for eight months ended Aug. 31. compared with $112,481,805 in the corresponding period a year

ago.

019611151114; expenses totalled $119,- 252,922 against $117,604,498, leavin net revenue of $347,712 compare with net deficit of $5,116,693,

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-(AP)- For- : Great Britain de- . 40o 1-2, 4.0a 1-4, cables $4.01 7-8. 80-day bills $3.98 7-8, 90-day bills $3.97 5-8; De- mands: Canada .90 3-4; France 228: Germany unquoted; Italy 5.06; Netherlands 58.33.

MONTREAL, Sellt. 27- (CP) - Traders made an attempt to rally the stock market today but failed to follow through with the result that prices turned irregular at the close after showing early firmness.

Finishing with gains ul two ints were Algom. iona 8‘.\' Car, N Oockshutt slow. Sii hiy higher is- sues included Faun ..on Company, Building Products, United Steel, Canadian Locomotive, Hudson Bay, Brudk Silk and Canadian Alcohol. C. P. 3., so one time was up i. i-B points but closed up 1-4.

La sell brought a loss of 1 8-4 for Smel rs and point declines for Arsbestos, Dominion Bridge, Price Brothers and Howard Smi h.

Lawrence Paper preferred

8t. yielded 1 1-2. Total sales: 169,700 shares: In- 115 ' es, 52,800;

dustrials, 27- (GP) -In-

P r9-

ds, nil, Se dustrial stocks reg tel-ed s promis-

(Canedlun Press) Stocks Clots Am Ore-n B 84 Am Gas lilies 87 Am Super Power 9-18 Brown Co Pfd 24 l-2 Cities Service 6 8-8 Creole Pet 25 3-4 El nd Share 10 l-8 our ou Corp ea l-zl o Oil 88 i Lockheed Air 88 l-2 and '1 1-a| Pan Oil 6 3-8 ewe 12 ' MONTREAL CUE! ( n Press) ONTREAL. Sept 27-Selected minim: annotations on Montreal Curb Market today were:— I Stocks Close Beoufoa i: l Cort Mal 2 Cent Cad i3

l Ba

lieell ilonay $50 - $500 2

GENERAL FINANCE

Look for Confidential Loan else

Office lloura terds

lio You

lit ‘hi. ‘i’.“".-‘.‘:..".’. neeessltl tah that needed “in (‘or for any Iefal ulfiiosa

No banasaing ques- tions te borrower or eu- dorsers. -

EASTERN LIMITED

Phillip‘! IluiIdl-ug- Grafton Sibel Charlottetown. P. ‘l. l.

I-U-BM

y 8.80-8.00

5-8 trade .

ing display of strength in the early session today and wilted Just as rapidly in the late afternoon. Gold issues stirred up s. sircable rally around noon and they were hold- ing most of the pains at i-he close while base metals dropped all their early gains in the average and the Western Oils drifted downward for an index loss of 1.29. Volume pas- sed the 500,000 share mark for the first time in two weeks.

C. P. R... bulged to 9 I-8, its high

mark for IIWO years. The close at 6 8-8 was up 1-4.. Canadian Indus- trial Alcohol showed a net gain cf l-2. Gains of a int or more were still held at t e close b Algmna Steel, Dominion mun es, East- ern Steel, Great Lakes Paper pfd, Steel of Canada pfd and DeHav- iland. -

Lake Shore closed 2 ints up at 35, Dome added 7-8 an gains of 10 cents or more were netted by Ldttie c. Wriizht-Harbreavcs, O‘-

n Antonio and Tecir

upped 1-2 and Smelters 2 1-2 against a gain of 2 points for Noranda and 8-8 for Hudson Boy.

Home closed 16 cents off at 2.72 while Okalt; lost 9 cents, Dalhousie '1 il-4 and Anglo-Canasta: and Calgary-Edmonton dropped 8 cents.

>

Produce Prices

_ 11-,

MOtrPREAI... Sept. 27-(CP)-Can- adian Cornmodl Imchange.

Butter 5 t: ue (92 score) 27

Bales: 800 o <38

200 Que (92 score)

Tgnwhiie 13 l-BB; . A-lal can; A- mm 88.2; A-puirlgeete 24A; B- large 24A: C 16A.

MONTREAL. Sept. 27-(CPi-Pro- duce Market Price; here today. as

score) 28 8-4; 27 -.

reported by the Do Aaricul-

PAQE FIVE

[uuumuuuuuuuuuu-uuuéuill

SHOWING DPENIS Thursday Atiernoon’ September 28th

3 p. m. to 5.30 p. m.

Stop worrying about that new Fall Hat. Come see them all here. Every one adorably smart-and every one the very last word in style,

PRICES $l.95 to $7.95

-.~

We are exclusive agents for the famous line of

LADIES STETSONS as shown in VOGUE and HARPER'$ BAZ A A R

PRICES $7.95 to $I2.00

ALSO ON DISPLAY WILL BE OUR

NEW FALL COATS

For Ladies’ and Misses

As vvoII as New Gloves, Hosiery, Hand Bags, etc. Don't Fail to Sea These New Fall Goods New Goods-New Stylus-New Patterns

STYLE SHQWING THURSDAY AFTERNOON September 28th, 3 p. m. to 5.30 p. m.

Coma One Come All

PROWSE BROS., LTD.

The Style Centre For P. E. Island

tural bureau, foi ow: l

"utter: f st grade creamery prints, job price, 29; first grade sol- lr... price, 28 l-2; Que no 1 pasteiriud, current receipt price, 27 3-8; Que no 2 26 3-8.

Cheese: Ont white, current re- ceipt grice, 12 9-16-44 3-16: Ont colore . current receipt price, 12 13-16-13 1-2.

Eggs: graded inspected ship- ments in used free cases, A-larlze 3i 1-2-32; A-medium 30; A-pul- lcts 24-25; B-larrzc 24-25: C 18 l-2-17. Uninspecied shipments l-I -one cent iessu

Potato»: Que no 1 7"" ' "R Que no 2 75's 80-95; NB no 1 75's: 1.10-1.15; PEI no l 7.».- 140-4-...

vm.

Livestock

MONTREAL. Sept. 27-(CP)-Re- ceipts: 89 cattle, 521 sheep and lambs, 244 hogs and 156 calves for sa‘e on the two Montreal livestock nlsrkets today.

All classes of livestock were steady. The Dominion Department of Ag- riculture reported.

Therc were not enough cattle of- fered to make a market.

Calves were unchanged at $6 to $9.50 for common to medium good vonls. The bulk of the valves offer-

6450 and $4.75.

Good owes and wethers were $9.25 buck lambs $825 and culls $7.25 sheep were from $3 to $4.75.

Hogs were mostly s9 for bacons fed and watered and $9.25 off trucks. Selects drew $1 per hog premium with the regular cuts on off grades. sows were $6.75 to $7.50. Hog; sold on rail grade brought $12 hot weight.

On the Maritime Livestock Mar-

kct rail grade hogs were $11.50 hot

l

iuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuﬂguluuuuuuuuuu

weight and sows $6.80. Choice steers were $7.25, good-$6.50, medium $6,

Ir $5.25, common $4 to $4.25. Choice heifers were $6.50, good $5.75, medium $6.50, fair $4.25, common $3.50 to $4. Good cows brought $5.25, medium 64.75, fair $3.75, crmners and cutters $3. Boning bulls were $8 to $3.50 and butcher bulls $3.50 to $4. Veal calves were $33 i4; $4.50 and grass calves $8 to $3.50.

Choice lambs made $8.25.

ed were grassers and sold mostly at

4M

-LIME --

For BIHICP and Better crops Government experts recom- mend fail liming, and now is the time to buy while price! are low. but tall- no chances. BUY HIGH GRADE BROOK- VILLE GROUND LIMESTONE for best results.

Special Fall Prices for I’.E.l. up to December 31st. i938: Bulk — — - - - — -$2.80 per ton Bagged — — - - -- — — 3.55 per ton

Car lots 30 tons or more delivered nearest Railway station Don't Delay — Bend your orders now to

Brookviilo Manufacturing 0a., Ltd.

Brookville, Saint John C0,, N. B. MRS. H. G. S. ADAMS, Prat

ill I