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N. Y. Stock Exchange

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GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL

AND

CORPORATION BONDS

usmn ‘up uuusran 5560311155 BOUGHT —-5OI,[) _. QUQTED

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l. M. BAGNALb-MANAGEB

Bank of Nova Bcotia Building

Charlottetown

Advertising liaise»-

d oellte i’ n" lnmadditl nal an or every Annotation. ‘loo per inch or04c

, Bill-Imam Char-re lol- Any Advertisement as Cents,

Central Guardian locals, do pel- word; Western and i: st | I Classified 80:90! worc-‘iiieiiitlimdﬁmchgﬁ ill?" a: ‘c’: "w"; "yr-I M Brain's-I dvmgy- wo- w». e7» nﬂiflsiifhttﬁii °

- Milling engaslement 40 words for $1.00

per word. Lists of Subscri lions :9 vmwlal‘ inch. Address and aresentntion $1.00. Other ra on

Payable in Advance

of 3 I I‘ . Notices of Thanks and

For Sale

FOB BALI — TWO CHOICE MILK Cows, one Holstein. one Jersey. Due to freshen now. B. A. Mallets, York. L-1208-3-21-1l.

Currencies

MONTREAL, March 2o —(CP)— round BW\’JK advanced 7-22 on Montreal iereign exchanges today and the United States dollar show- ed a gain of i-82 at 5-8 cents plemilun. French francs followed the enersl trend and closed slight- ly her at. 2.66 15-32.

YORK, March 20 -(AP) -'I‘he Swiss franc plunged .13 of a cent to 22 50 today in nervous foreign exchange dealings. The drop was in sharp contrast to the behavior _of most other European currencies, which were held in line by action of various official stabili- sation funds.-

Slerling at 4.68 l-4 and the beiga were. unchan ed while the raider advanced . of a cent to 18.10. The French franc advanced l-B to 2.64 13-16. The Canadian

0o You llesll Money $50- $500?

e lend money to pay

ll bills," to purchase necessities. to take that needed vacation or tor any uaelul purpose

No embarrassing ques- tions to borrower or en- donors."

GENERAL FINANCE EASTERN LIMITED Phiili Building

. n Street Cba ottetown. P. B. L

Look for Conﬁdential Loan . Sign

Professional taro;

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Chartered Accountant 140 Ilolimond Bu!“ Piloaa t1. P. 0. no: ll

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A Male Help Wanted

APPRENTICE WANTED T0 learn Barber Trade Short Course expert training. Molar Barber Col1egc__ Halifax. N456.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED — A MAID. APPLY Guardian. I7.l-l2 -3- ég.

WANTED-RELIABLE GIRL FOB.

housework and help in storelunlm; corp

Mum be a good crok. Mrs, H C Muttart. Marshfield. L-1252-3:20-2i.

NOTIC

Notice is hereby given of

a special general meeting of

the shareholders of The Charlottetown Curling Club Limited to be held at.the Curling Rink, EustonStreet,

Charlottetown: on‘ "Wednes- '

day, March 22nd., 1939 at 8 p. m. for the purpose of con- sidering rte-incorporation under the Joint Stock Com- panies Act and of the in- crease of the capitalization of the Company. Dated this 14th. day of March_ 1939. R. R. BELL, Secretary. L-ll63c3-l5-3i.

ll ivlilNEY MAKER

FOR A WOMAN-MARRIED OB SINGLE

BRAND NEW MODERN BUNGALOW with all the latest improvements, One acre of land on Maipeque Road, 8 miles from Charlottetown. 'l‘wo tourist cabins, Ilp to date in every way, electric Light. modern conveniences.

. lioorn for lots more. Could also use the land (or chlckew, bees, etc. Price moderate.

First come, ﬁrst served. n. x. s. lraMMlm a co. 8d Great George §treel Charlottetown

Chancery Sale

OI‘ PERSONAL PROPERTY AT HAMPSIHRE. IN QUEENS COUNTY MIIOI’ FRANK TIM

NOTICE is hereby given that t to Order of the Court of Chancery of the Province of

mic and effects of Prank Tre- herc in Complainant. and llayden Tromere. an infant. la Defendant.

lly Public Auction on tho or "IQ late Frank a mere.

0N SATUIDA

No. D. liti- l will set Io and aell premises

Y Till FIRST DAY ‘or APIIL. A.

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Livestock

MONTREAL, March 20 --(CP> -Rleceipts on Montreal livestock markets today totalled 555 cattle. 021 calves, 39 sheep and lambs and 828 hogs.

i There was a light altering of cattle and hogs

l Cattle ices were steady to 25 cents hig er. There were no early (sales of hogs. Calves were steady to 25 cents lower.

Good steers made from t’! to 7.- 75, medium steers from t0 to t’? and common mostly $5 to t0. Good heifers sold from t0 25 to $7 with medium heifers from $5 25 to $6 and common up to $5. Good cows were $4.50 to t5 and common $3.- 75 to $4.25. Canners and cutters were $2.75 to $3.50. Bulls ranged from $4 to t6.

Calves ‘were steady in 25 cents lower than the close of the week. Medilun good to good veals in mixed lots made $8.50. The bu‘k of the calves were of common to Just plain quality and sold at t6.- 25 to $0.50 with fair kinds around $7.25. verv common light v"als

idown to t5. Grassers t8 to $3.25.

Buck lambs were sold at $1 and sheep from $3.50 to $5.50. I Hogs were unsettled. Prices high- er. There were no early sales made.

MARKETS A TA GLANCE

Toronto and New York -Stooks ,clo=ed lower. , Montreal —0old stocks higher; industrial; lower. t Winnipeg —Wheat 3-8 to i-4 cent higher.

New York -Cotton. rubber and coffee higher; sugar lower.

pound and solids ..for 22 Western butter delivered in Mont- real was offered at 22 0r regraded. Que. No. 1 ed regracied in wholesale Jobbing lois sol dior 21 5-8-3-4

broug\t 11-11 1-4 cc ts a pound.

Graded egg shipme ts in free cases sold at 22 ch21 for A- edium, 20 e .

o. l 80's i25- . . . . ‘ list: 1.85; Fla 50's in crates 2.25-2.50.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates At Montreal --Pound 4.'7l 8-16; . . dlr 1.00 5-0; franc 2 66 15-

32. At New York -Pound 4.88 1-14 Calllgdian dlr .99 3-8; franc 2.64

13. . At Paris —Pound 170.85 fr; U. n. dlr 37.78 fr; Canadian dlr 3'1.-

m cola -Pound 11s. 5d: u s d'r 59:1 cents: Canadian

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, March 20 —(CP) —Stea.dy and generally, unchanged prices ruled in sluggish trading on the produce section adian commodity exc ange today.

Butter spot: Que. (02 score) re- graded 21 1-2-5-8.

Cheese spot: Unqyilated. ch 20 -(CP) -—Butter prices eas d slightly on open produce ma: ts here today while other offe ngs changed, the Do inion Depart. ment of Agricult ' po

Creamery blététezra prints

f the Can-

held lin-

rted. t0 retail- cents 1-2-33 .

1-2 for trrsh pasteuriz-

ch eese

used ts a dozen

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NEW YORK. March 20 -(APi --Foreign exchange: Great Britain demand 4.68 5-16. 4.88 4.68 1-4: 60-day bills 4.86 Canada .99 3-8: France 2.64 18- 10; Germany 40.14; Italy 5 26 i-4.

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DOIMNION OF CANADA

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names: nnwasn ISLAND T9 Bl’- 501-9 BY P"

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“ chum” second ‘day of Mlroh a n. lass at

the hour of Twelve o'clock noon,

MacKinnon late in Queens County in the said Provlncueii Wiltlloymmiilaéwﬂ-ledue “an” BY ° “m” ‘ 3H,“, el m land situate o Lot y-

NARD ALMER m give, in Queen's Codlnty, bounded

etc. , . I» m- eow“ o1 the “use °’ déséiﬁlifti. ‘ti. Liiifi“... “SE1

Queens County or any Constabe or uwmw Dem“ with!“ “(d 3rd‘ Bay at the Northwest a . laie John Bau-hLgaaDoLdd of Ml‘!!- ' e u. cove now or y possess on when” “ﬁfyﬁﬁ” gm: or ’of JohnPlcadwell- running thence “Oman-L om, 0r South along the Western bound- me Exeoums o; me above nmmd arv of said fann Ninety-eight (98) estate praying that a citation may Chains until it strikes the North- be issued for the purpose herein- ern boundary of the Farm former- af-ter set forth: You are therefore iy occupied by Thomas Donghan hereby required to cite all per- and now or formerly in the poa- sons interested in the said Estate session of i John Haley: thence b, be and appear before me at a West alone Haley's Northern Probate Court to he held in the boundary Ten (10) Chains: thence Court House in Chariot-tebcwn. in North Ninety-five (95) Chains un- Queen's County. in the said Prov- til it strikes Mllldum Creek: Friday the fourteenth day thence Northeastoriy along the of April nextfwming. a/t the hour sail: Creek and the Shore of Bod- ’ forenoon of the o Bay to place a commence- d elwen_ odock any ment and containing Ninety-seven they can why (the Accounts of the acres of land, the said property gala Estate should not be passed being now in possession cf borne and the Estate closed as prayed Quick- for in said petition and on motion The above aale is to be Illlﬂl

LEO P Judge o4 Probate. etc

same day to shew cause if

was ale-so >- I in

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i t gtxnagsnsafggllaeifi may have due the office of Palmer & . notice thereof. Bank of Nova. Seotla Chambers,

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Om Pia/ta 2?! ‘- Pacoits. Pamour 35° “ are...“ l Mc rtgage Sale

ALL THAT tract piece a

farm formerly occupied

Proctor under and by virtue of and

of N_ W. mwt-her. Esq. ‘ for said Petitioner. And I do h - ant to a Power of Sale con ained by order that a true covy hereof In a Certain ludenture of Mort be forthwith published in Char- role ﬁlled lotteiown aforesaid once in each day or Avril A. D- 1W1. med» b week for at least four consecu- tween Robert Young of Donald rom the date hereof ston, Township Numbe 85, in and that a true copy hereof be Queen's County in Prince Ed- fortlhwitil posted in the following ward Island, Farmer, with his public piecm respectively. name- wife Charity Young of the one lv. in title hall of the Omirt House part and Louise C. Longworth of in Chariottetnwn aforsaid. at or Montreal ln Province of Quebec, near the Bank of Nova Scotta in Widow. of the other part and de- Charlottetown aforesaid. and at fault having been made in pay- or near the Royal Bank oi Canada gent‘ ugh principal money and in- ttctown foresaicl res ereby secured. m charm a -‘ in ttslg said For further particulars aaply at

Given under my hand and Charlottetown. Seal of the said Court this 4th day of March A. 1).. ary. A. D 1939

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(Canadian Preaa) MONTREAL, Marc-h 20-5elected mining quotations on Monti-gs], Ctu-b Market today were". Close Besufor 10 1-4 19 i5 Jollet Que 4 3.4 20

Chancery Sale

OF 681-2 ACRES OF LAND A’!

AMPSIIIBE, IN QUEENS

COUNTY ESTATE 0F FRANK TBEIZBE

NOTICE is hereby given l-hbﬁ

estate and effects oi Frank Treme- ere is Complainant. and Hs/yden Tlemere, an Infant, is Defendant. No D. 5G1, I will set up and sell by Public Auction the

0N SATUB-D THE FIRST DAY 0F APRIL A. 1)., 1938 AT THE HOUR 0F TWO (YCIDCK - IN THE AFT RNOON

the Twenty-seventh

DATED this 27th dlY of Febru-

MONTBEAL CURB I

COMMENCING in the southwest side of the New Bedeque or Wilt-' shire Rload and in the North bound. ary of land formerly in possession of John McNelll being now or Late- ly in the occupation of H. F. San- derson and running thence accord- ing to the Magnetic Meridian or the year 1164 along said North boundary south eighty-nine de- grees west to the division line be- tween lots Nimbus thirty-one and tilirt -two, thence north along said di on line ten chains and four links to the south boundary line of land fonnerly in possession of James and John McLean and now or lately

said south boundary to e Road aforesaid and thence along the same amltheastwu-dlv to (he place of commencement containing sixty- eght and one half acres of land a little more or less and being the land converted by Neil Matileson and John Th-emere to one William healers father of Frank ‘Framers by deed dated the 711th day of De- camber, A. 1)., 1878.

The above lands will be soﬂ free, clear and discharged ed and from all encumbranca. including the dowel- and other estates or in- terest therein of the said Vera 'I‘relnere Scott.

Such sale to be subject to ﬁle approval of the said Court of Chancery. Conditions at sale- Dated this Sixth day of Marti!

in , “on of Hamilton thence eastw-ardl along

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14 Judge of Probate. Mortgages:

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