rue CHARLOTTETOWN ouniuimn

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ATLANTIO WHOLESALERS LIMITED

liliituring April 1st. 1907. m, 1st Mortgage-Collateral ‘irust Bonds Price-wt) and Accrued Interest to Yield 4%

F. J. BRENNAN & OOMPANY LTD.

Mmnbcrs invi-stmciit liciili-rs’ Association of Canada E. )1. l§.\(iN.'\LL—.\T&\ii'-Igt‘l‘ Charlottetown

1A2 Richmond Si

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word; illissifii-il 3.: pcr word;

inch;

for $1.00 mid

; .\iilitl.\~lll per nnrtii, Uid Pri-sviitzititiii. 51-00-

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w. Reeves, 11110131111 1i. 1i. N0. ‘ EEfiSATJi — liiil PLYMOUTH-

in good t’(\l1"l.i.' r: Write Box 3M. Guardian.

r01: SALE“- cin}. ' AL STORE in country. Agi, j. 110x 330. Guardian.

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IOR SALE-JOZS DODGE SEDAN- Vigtpry s11; 1.00m? Jenkins ltiilivleiw.

RTEFXTEI 6.15 iBiEEiEEiT mq; units, sir».- l0 and 18. Rhone 1284-11.

1167mm _ a sows. no: m furuw May 3rd. Albert Raven- hlli, Union Road.

hmnrouis or QWALITY- LIM- itq quantity o! extra largo or jimybo 913e, Order early. P, L. knoll-wood, Chnrlotteidwri.

Fnawmziznrmiiflfirs. (DUN- igp) $150 him-tired, Postpaid. $10 thousand. LR. Bnldcrston, south- port >_€___

Fl; XII -- TRKYSSEB SUIT-

roq Congo or Warehouse. M spun, 10 loot. post. R. H. ygvn, Ohoflnttetown.

K slips-Torin rnnn v-s 1 TON

stoke body. Good condi-

Apply Gordon F. 1.9a, Ver-

non lives

K DALI -_ FISHING nos-r l it. tom. used One season. Cum- Itn with Nash engine. Apply t6 Sllliker. Port Eli-gm, N. B. ____J_____.1

K QALR. oi rm»: m:

y“, no e bred 01y osdoie ‘gallon? re tered. Work M11819

double. Percy L. Onfl‘. gggwortih Street. - Ki slim - which: nut. s

wood. Dwelling house. out- 35-3-1- in good condition- flgqgy my. Katie Mac- Fudiytn, St. Cttt-‘herinos.

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I05 BALI -- PRIZE WHTNING Holstein bull, ago 14 months. _'I‘w0 nowty freshened young cows. Geo. A. Godfrry at S0118, North Wilt- iilrc. ‘

FOR BALI - FEW BAGS CRUSH- ed poultry ahcll, (‘IPHTIHZ to imierohams 50c p»: bnz. The -1~ W, Windsor C0,, i.id., Charlotte- tmm.

iFifiAiLiTbfiFcT-Fcfii Tibia, (‘olrinlal Side-board and

Buffet fliblni". All (11:15; Cabinet for dishes, Library ‘Fnlwlc. I111 solid mahogany, also 500.00 Ccdar Ghost for half prtcrn (‘all 495. r7A1i§i~i¥difFa\i.t: Ar ‘FARMING- ton. cnnsistincz 0f hwuw. Z barns. 135 ,\_ m ,\ ii out liimbcr. 1-91713111-(107 cic , c0011 state of cultivation. -0 mint. .‘-:1'."1' Fu-mington. i-‘on, gfilfqflllznco 1117111113 Foiindaiirn .\ (ittip Mountains. This stuck icsirti hi" 0V1‘ 1 it grcviihtilut‘, siiiinvs 111i" 1

one pcrccnt mo-“nc and posr-lbli"

some airnount of irnf r011. 171111 Roberts. kiixkotwi. 7 Machinery i-itivitirimimiuI/iwrs. i... . 01.11712,‘ driven for construction i005. camps and (‘OIIHlFV hnmcs from 1000 wait tip. Duke Equipment v Company Limitctl, 207 Tiukc Strect. Motiirmil. 2.

Barber Wanted

riAniiEit'_Ti§{vi‘i:ii srnfiiii job to tho right 'J£11‘1)f’1'. Apply Fred Ltimbros.

Male Help Wanted

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OWN YOUR OTV HT'QINESS— you can do in=t 1.11.11. if wu lift‘ r-ncrpetic. ambltinuc and nrnnt m Mt nhcnzl by iolvilnc Famous Products (‘nrpniriflnn Tvrni. PET /(‘./1 .770 City Strm-I, Mnn. lrml.

LONDON - (OP) - Andrew Wilson. assistant rrcrettirv of the

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Rainer-Payable in Advance I Minimum Charges Fur Any Advertisement 25 Cents.

Central Lluurdiuu luciils 5c per W011i; _

mm], 2c pui- ivord; Announcements und Coming nvents 3c pi:

U,“ U; iipmi 11nd spiritual Offerings, Ciirds._etc.. 5c per i.\'l11i'S 1.1" (‘uiidiilirlice 84c per Inch; Wedding Engage-

‘lliainks nnd Appreciation, 84c per inch or 6o List.- 0i’ Subscriptions, 49 ccnts per inch; Address

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36 WANTED-ALE iiorrms.

‘h-icphona 1470

Western and Eastern

in Moinorlam Notices 84o per l 10 cents for every additional 3 1‘ I

' tes on application

Miscellaneous

GFYTLEJLAN, NOT HARD TO 15c, desires room and board in ‘ c. private homo. Write Box lane Guardian.

‘mLvruc .\:\"ii iirzcoimrmt. linruce 1). Alziciiueii, ‘.120 l-‘itzwy’ Street. Phone liillti-L.

Help Wanted

l-(‘OOK FOR LOBSTER l: iii . \\'::!~- 0r phiiiic Stcwziri It... , l-‘lzii River.

y \\ TE1)—4JIRL TO HELP \\‘1TH , liouseirork. Apply to Mrs. Lest c i '1'1‘.’1l110l‘,E1"fi€1‘Z11(1. ‘

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“lAXTED - A SINGLE MAN T0

, work on farm. Must have exper-

' ience to handle tractor. Apply Box 384, Guardian.

i WA nn-iiimn IN HOME ivrrni children. High wages to suitable person. No washing or baking. Apply to Mrs. Alex Miitheson, 96 School Street. Charlottetown.

WANTED - GIRL FOR HOUSE- work with some knovidedge of cooking. Write stating experience. wages expected and i-efcrencfls, to Mrs. K. I. Campbell, ‘J3 Seely

Street, Saint. John. N. B.

w Wanted

WANTED -- USED CAR. PHONE SSS-J. After 6 P. M.

WANTED -- TO RENT, A HOUSE. outside City limits, Phone 989-1..

YOUNG MAN-wxursfiivfiorixfi carpentry. Phone 1806-J.

WTnFim 12111256- - 1306511,“; or 4 miles from Charlottetown. Phone 151-1..

WANTED - RANGE STOVE, IN 200d condition. Large oven pre- ferred. Phone 1225.

WANTED - ROOM AND Bo/mr) by gentleman in central part of City. Write P. O. Box 306.

WANTED - r0 BUY. HOUSE outside City limits. \\'ritc Box 331. cam Guardian.

wliu-mn-Lionr ournolnn

motor in working order or re-

giialrable. ivrlte Box "M", Guar- n.

WANTED - ALE Berni; Phone 2542. Michael Bros.

Phone 2208. Maurice Block.

Personal

BLENDOB TABLETS Al!!! EF- foctlvs. 2 weeks’ supply $1412

weeks $6., nt all druggists. 5.

HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER mods) mailed postpald in plain. sesled envelope with pricelist. t1 samples 25c; 24 smipies $1.00. Mail-Order Dept. B8. Nov-Rubber Co. Box 91, Hamilton, Ont,

Sales Help 8. Agents

AGENTS AND HALESMEN ivantcd. Agents: Sell SlipNot Ties in your spare time. A fast #9111116! repeat article. Write Station K, Box '37.. Toronto, Ont.

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PRINCE GEORGE. ‘B. C. ~ - (OP)

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-Becausc 0f a bcliizerent turns- pector whom he wishes to avoid WlllFc-tr Moycsc. Indltm, hm to go 125 miles nut 0f his way m shop. Police movn-l the human road block

' ‘and Mons». new can trawl the

,c0mpamtlvcly short 75 miles in iFort ivrirc lnstcad nL 200 miics to iTcivirrnpii Crcck for his groceries. .._. _. ,._._.. . .. ..

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Wanted

Davina Live and Dressed Fowl for the next two or three weeks at our plant on Grafton Street.

Daily Remittances.

The Rtlylil Packing On.

J. D. JENKINS (Prop)

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g on roa Minin u a i TORONTO. April 16_

Sales S u

200 “"1"” 1" 3 W Acme - Asbeslo.‘ ‘ ~ 28 24500 Alger B A 0" < - 25 5-8 3200 Am mm B"! Pr?“ - 3' 1-7 3000 Am Yell . 3"“ 5"“ - 3° 1'3 3300 ling on». Be" T“ - 15*

1110 Am: m1.- ca" Brew - 33 1-11 1100 Am; Rou B“"““'$‘ - 3* 2700 Armis ca" Cement - 13 1'3 95m Ashley C P R .. . 1.’! 4900 Astoria 963"" - - 5'1 1-? 3000 Mhmm Can Car Fnd . 12 3-4 5300 Aumaq can C“ Pm - 13

625 Aunor _ Can Steamship . 14 1-2

7m Am“ Noph Con Paper .. . 47

5o Bk M“ __ Cockshutt 12 1-2

160 Bk NS .. g“ igciiff" 1;: l

203k Tor. 0m "39--

7600 Em. _ Dom Con‘ PM 14 1-2 6150 Beaulieu Dm‘ A - - ~ 15 7'3 4500 3M“, y Dist Stag 15 1-2 3000 Bldgond _ Dom Stl B . 14 1-2 1200 Bohjo Dryden . 1D 1-2

Fraser . 47 1-2 Ford A 21 1-2 Fdtn C0 . . . 24 3-4 Gnl Sil Wares . 17 1-1 H Smith . 26 1-2 Ham Bridge 7 1-4 H Walker .. 22 7-8

' 3311mm, Cdn Ind A1 . i2 1-2 1520 Cam R1 Int Nkl . 34

12s Bk Com Imv 0'11 . 13 3-8

159 C Brew I111. Petc 14 3-3

700 Carib Ir Power . ~10

+00 Cris Trot . 10w T01» 15 12:00 Cent Pat . B 0 Power 21-1 1500 Centrenig . Cvii Smelt . 84 1000 Chem R55 42 Lk wOOdS 34 1-2 13000 Clieskirk 1R M11 PW!‘ Z4 1-2

400 Chcstv . , Massri’ Harris 1T 1-4 7500 Chimo McCnll Front .. . 25 1-1! 2500 Citrai Na! S11 Car . 23 3000 Colomac Can Nor Pfd 9 1-2

200 Cnnlagas Noranda . 44 3-4 1500 Con Boatti-e Price Bros . 53 3-4

115 Con Smelt Que Power , 19 1-2 2500 Cnnwcsi SDWTHZTI . 24 1000 Crestau Do Pfd 35

200 Crolnnr St Law . 10 1-2 2100 Crowsho Dom Textl 90 1-2 2000 Daragon Dom Tar . . 27 3-4 7500 Denlson Sil Cdzi . 77 1-2 6000 Dvtta Brazilian 21 Il-S ‘I700 Dicken 2500 Discnv 2750 Div Int 1001-01-1- New York 2400 Duques 2400 E Mal .

‘.2700 E Sull .

m] Elder Exchange 8100 Eldoiia .

“gig gigs}! Anaconda .. . l 36 5-8 2°” Fm" - ggllfasltearld F " A; a 4 800 Frnbish e ‘

RM Giant N Y Central . 15 1-8 M350 God L" C and 0 43 3-4 1000 Goldnle‘ cm‘ Ed . - 26 "2 2600 G0 Cr”! ‘ Eliot: Auto Lite 52 _ 63m Go m; gen Elec _ as a-8 2000 G0 Hawk “l MM“ - 55 3's 1000 Go Am“, h “Std 0.1 NJ .. 64

2m GO M“ Gt Nor Pfd . 40 1-8 4500 Hard R v' Kc-nncvntt , 43 3-4

m0 nasal“ Mont Ward 53

900 “Huey N01’ Am . 25 1-4 820., Hm, Phil Pete s1 1-4

2000 Highridge .. U s, Rimh" 4"

210 Hailing _ “"01" -

900 Home v 3g Texas Corp .

3500 Homcst 07> 1-4 Umd An‘

5000 HOS", 45 Vanadium 4000 Huch Mal . 0e Wm 11'1"“

3000 Indian i2 U 5 51"‘

32o Int Nick s4 1-4 —~—'-—~——*

l500-Iacn1a . 0:1 BANKS

1500 Jason .. 33 i}

3200 JOHN 55 lilrintrciil .... .. 2'7 5000 1mm] :15 N S I

1320 Kerr Add 13 1-1! cmllnwriIe 3000 Kirk Gold 2s Rvinl Bank

4700 Kirk L . l __ 1800 Kelwren 200 Lahrarl ' 300 L Wasa . ...,..,.... ., ‘Stocks Edge lip 914 Lomsq | 1500'Lapi1s1u . I 2000 Lebel iOii N. Y. EXtiIiflligt! 700 Leltch . i _ 2900 Llngn-iim . 110 _ -—-+—N 45o Lit 1.1. . . 184 ' my T- E- Aii onto) 2000 Louvic .265 I NEW YORK. April 16—fA.P)—- 1600 Lunwsrd 28 SI-Odts edged forward under leader- 800 Macaass .. 370 .ship of steels and motors in io- 3230 MacDonald 305 ‘day's market after four successive 900 Nlaclnod . 180 declining sessions. 1600 Madsen 825 Gains ranging from fractions to 2000 Magnet 39 'mOi‘F than 3 points were gcored as 4100 Mnlart 177 ‘the list enjoyed its third upturn 2000 Martin 1D of the month‘ Transaction; fell 5200 McKenz 66 below 1,000,000 shares for the first 7000 McMsr .. 40 ytlmo this week to total 900.000 2000 Mid Cori 07 3-4 compared with 1,450,000 Thursday 2450 Mng Cor-p. 900 Support was accorded all arc- 1000 Moricts 55 tl-onii of the market as short cov- 3500 Negus . 210 ei-lng and bidding in anticipation 150 New Oslu . .. 10b of s technical rebound from recent 2000 Nib . . . . .. 10 lows nf tho year produced s, moder- 310 Normdn 45 ate demand for shares. Restraint 2590 Nvfbln 4 54 was imposed however by comlr- 2000 Noritold 08 ued concern over labor difficulties 500 Nrirmet 160 foreltzn,,offal-rs and price dispar- 3000 Norse 11 R195, 16600 N Irwi- 43 The Associated Press Ito-stock 200 NOT 5MP 225 composite advanced .6 of s. point, 2000 Norzons 3'1 it; host rise since March 2'1, tc 1000 Norplrk 32 31,4, I000 OBTiPH -- 295 i Dome Mines was off 3-! among 4000 088ml! 175 mixed Canadian issues. McIntyre 400" Omoiiri .. 07 ‘closed unchanged. Distillers Ses- "OOO W18" -- 45 gram was up l-i while Canadian 17009515110 .Pnciflc added 1-8. On the curb, 900 811111111‘ - ‘Lake Shore cased 1-8. 1000 P81011180 13 1 American Telephone closed up “i100 Pnrlivc 0R 3-4 m. 164 tlcnrille the deadlock in 65% 11:00 Rrv is; 1'4'sirikc negotiations 0100 Oil was 4 "m" ahcnd 1 1-4 at. 22 3-4 after declar- 1030 S“ C1‘ lotion of nn extra dividend. Trans- 3 l‘ 0Y1?" American Corp. climbed s point 400 Sigma 905 in 1a 1-8 A! dismissal of n tiellst- 3100 515F110 5° ing casi- hro-upht by the securities 4465 Starla 55 and exchange commission was re- l-ifit Carroll .. 81 pnrfed_ .1400 Sum» R0 =07 ~ u. s. Steel gained 1 i-ii. Both- 1350 5U111V 110110111 1 3-4, General Motors 1, 1'15 31111111349 - Chrysler 1 1-8. Norfolk and West- 300 ‘Perk H . 340 1cm a, m. Pont a 1-2 and Bsnts n 1900 Thom Lund ‘a1, '1 3-4. Other prominent gainers !n- 200 P0111911 VB Jludezl American Cari, All-ed 110" P1951011 157 Chemical. American Woolen. Schen- 509 P1011111‘! 143'41ey, Western Union "A", Dow 2209 Q00 M!" - 5° ‘Chemical, International Harvester, 250 Quvmont . 1-8 o. s. Rubber, Phelps Dodge, Ar.- 1700 ilrccrt .. ‘scnnds and Aim Reduction. 8500 Tlviwn In late sctlvlly after an explos- 550" ""0118 #1 11011 was reported to have wrecked

10f) iy Bk 1500 San Ant 400 6500 Scnator 4O 30435 Slicrritt 395 1803 Upp Can . 235 400 ventures .. . 940 725 Waite 17100 Wokuii 2000 Wiltscy 4500 Wiiignit 3995 Wri liar 2500 Ymlr .. CURB 200 Fouilil . 265 200 Yukon HO

Total sales 653.000.. I

?21'4‘lts Texas City, Tex, plsni, Mon-

santo Chemical dropped s point to close at. 54' Johns-Msnviile and

American Tobacco "8" also de- clined. l CONSIDBRABLE "HOT All"

OTMWA. April 16 ~(CP)-—Thfl isn't s. weather report but the Bit- eou of Statistics cum up todu with an eatimntia of ttis smoint of

|“hnt m" in Csnsds during 194s. when it reported that more than 3,210,200,000 ti.‘ r“ gonyggug. ions were carried on in thst your.

Exchange Explains Discount _" -~ 0n Canadian Dollar

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Exchangs Ioiird

(B! The Canadian Prod) OTTAWA. April IB-I-Ttie Ibr- eign Exchange Control Board to- day issued a brochure designed to explain why the Canadian doi- lur in selling in the unofficial

market. in New York st 7% pert

cent below the United States (fol-l lar and at par in Canada.

The Board said the discount 1n! New York did not represent the American vicw of what a Canad-l inn dollar is worth. Canadian do1-| lars bought and sold in New. York are “1nconvertib1e" dollars] which means that their uses are; limited. .

"A dollar that can only be used! in certain ways is obviously likely! to be quoted at a discount below a dollar that has unlimited ap- plication." said the Board.

Canadian dollars bought in New York can be used chiefly for only two purposes; 1

1. By non-residents of Canada to make investments In Canada.

2. By American tourists who, plsn to visit Canada and can use them to cover expenditures in this country.

These “inconvertib1e" olnnot be used in United Stu to my for imports from Cana the Board insists payment for any cxport; to flu- Uniied States iiiust be turned over to it in the form of United States funds.

Any Canadian wishing to visit Unitcd Statcs can gct par in U.S. funds for his Canadian dollars through the Board and therefore is not forced to accept n discount ivhcn he crosses the border.

An importer of American goods

also can obtain U. S. funds to pay:

for them through the Board.

Whcn an American with Cana- dian securities payable iii Cana- oian funds wishes to dispose of them he can sell thcm- t0 ti rcsi- dent of Canada and izet Canadian dollars which he can take out 0f the country but 11c cannot con- vcrt them into American funds through the Board and if hc wishes in convr-rt tlicin lie hns to return to the New York market.

'Ii‘.1is same situation applies rcai cstnte held by Americans in Canada. They can take tlic pro- ceeds out of any sale in Canadian dollars but they are not convert- iblr- through the Board.

While n. non-rcsidcnt must take tnconvcrtlble Canadian dollars if he wishes to dispose of his in- vcstmcnts liPrt‘ and take the pro- cccds out of tho country. 11c pots ronvrrtiblc dollars at par for U. S. funds on n11 cap- ital cnrnings in this country such as dividends. or intr-rrst.

If an American wishes to buy Canadian securities or real cstntc he can usc the Canadian dollars bought. zit :1 discount in NcwYork for the Durposc.

Canadians nrc not pcrmlttcd f0 convr-rt Unilcd Slatcs dollars ‘c- rcivcd from ziiiv source into Cnn- 71.111811 dollars through tlic unnf- ficinl cxchangc markcl. Thcy must bc turnccl over to the Board.

Produce

MONTREAL. April 16 --(CPi- Produce prices (1116-1611 here today reported by tho Dominion Dc-onrt- mcrit of Agriculture follow:

Eggs. free cases: A large 36 A medium 34 1-2; A pullets 30 B 32; C27—28.

Butter: Wholesale. Que pasteur- ized, fresh and storage no 1 40 1-2; current receipt Que no 1 pasteur- ized 39 3-4, del Mil; no 2 3B 3-4. del Mtl; first grade cresmcry prints job price 42; solids 41.

Cheese: Western and Que" cur- rent receipt, fob factory, colored 22 1-16; white 211; wholesale, col- ored 22 13-16—23 1-16; white 22 3-4-23.

Potatoes: 7S 1b bsgi. P!!! 1.45- NB 1.22-1.35; Que 1.20-

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Urban Wages Causes Drift From Land

HALIFAX. April 15 -—(CP)-— Agriculture Minister A. W. Msc- Kenzlo sold in the lqlslntu-rs today tho spread between wane on the fsnm and in other occupations is: large factor 1n l movement to urban centru.

He and farmers. spurred by workers’ wages and hours demands, moved to the towns "seeking jobs with better pay-and get. it in good times-but later go on relief."

Fanners could not come down to "an eight. nine or 10-hour day" and as a result tum labor wns be ing drown to places where it was being held out to them.

Russell Cunningham (OCT- Capo Breton East) me- chanizatlonr and eiectrificstion of the farm to make it "more attract- ive" for youth drifting away to urban centres.

Ho noted s. similarity between drawing away of youth from farms and the mines where mechanization also was needed.

Mr. MacKenzts gold farms were able to operate on current low in- comes only becluse the whoio fam- ily assisted in tho wort: of the H1- terprim.

FORGOTTE’ TRADITION

HALIFAX - (O?) — ‘Ihote’: on old British Porliunenisry tradition that speeches no to be Illd and not mo. But Speaker George Rcmkey johed in the laughter following n statement by J1me: E. Rutledge (b-i-ihilfsx Centre) thlt public utility strikes should In banned. "Why." he said "politicians wouldn't be Ibis io give their apoechen it electrical workers walked out." It ..Wll tho on! part of hi: speech 11s didn't ready. \