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FINANCE

FEW YORK, Sept, 28 '- (AP)-

Forelgn exchange steady. Great Britain demand 4.94 7-8, 4.94 9-16, 1.94 7-8; 60-day bills $4.94 1-8; de- mand: France 3.41 7-8; Italy 5.26 l-4; Belgium 16.84 1-4; Germany 10.13; Canada 100.00.

WINNLPEG WHEAT

iSupplied by Pltfield and Co.)

(’.|nse:_ Oct-132 “1. Noi'-l32‘4.

D9@__127..___it‘_ lower; sugar and cotton unchang-

Msy-izona. c he-~

tlscelvll one Elmo

Ideal Cu Private Win)

NEW YORK. Sept. 28-Accord-

ing to Dow Jones t.h¢ london market opened about the same as New York's last nights close and steel was higher than lest night's close. Secretary of 'I‘ressury Mor- genthau says that his department

ting expenses. The primary reas- on for this is to try to balance the budget Metal prices have been weak for the last few days. domestic copper has been reduced to 13 cents, lead and tin prices were lower also. Dividend meet- ings scheduled for today are Al- lied Chemical, American Can, Hershey Chocolate and Link Belt. We would look for an irregular firm opening today probably some selling during the moming but yesterdays market would indicate that for the time being the long side would be the mo rofit-

ume indications and the drying up of volume on any selfmg wou`d have suggested that the market be followed.

TORONTO. Sept. 28-Mosher

Long Lac-Mosher announces that during period June 1936 to Aug-

ond drilling was performed on the companys property as well as a considerable amount of surface work. Drilling has now been dis- continued and detailed report of the situation by the companys consulting geologist W. Samuel, has been placed in the hands of the directors.

Paymaster-Is making ,very good

development progreg and in- creased tonnage poslbilities lie,

meeting held in .the mine offices was routine. Officers were re- elected. mill has been handling 500 tons or somewhat over and grade of ore is holding up. Gen- eral Manager Walker expressed confidence that when the con- solidated groups actually involv- ing five former Porcupine groups are advanced to their full extent in development there will be a pleasing result.

NEW YORK. S€Dt. 28-11/Iiarket

COMMODITIES

MONTREAL, Sept. 38 -_ lCP)- Butter tel\¢‘ed to firm on Canad- ian commodity exchange produce section today while eggs held l.- bout even.

Butter Spot- Que. fresh <92

score) 26 1-2b; Que. seconds 138 score) 25 5-ab.

Cheese Spot-Unquoted. Eggs Spot-Ont. A-large 388: A-

medium 36a; A-pullets 30a; B- large 26a; C, 31a. l

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal-Indust-

rial stocks higher.

’ Toronto Mines-Higher.

New York-Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat up 2 1-4 to

5-8 cents.

New York-Rubber and coffee

ed.

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Auction Sale of Household Furniture

Ut The Late Henry VI. Longworth

To be sold by public auction at 96 Upper Prince

Street, Charlottetown, on Tuesday the 5th day of Octo-.

is. making a survey of economlc‘-` And, if the market is eapabie of conditions for the purpose of cut- ‘L more than two days of successive

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able. We would be guided by vol- l

ust 1937 some 27.158 feet of diam- l

ahead. The annual shareholders‘

I Asbestos

llechnicians will be looking for the .familiar pattern of a secondary 'setback in a day or two. There is

i more likelihood that secondary setbacks will bg delayed a week or ., ten days, while bearish minded traders are fighting the upturn.

lstrength it is likely to 'mean that Sfinlsh has been written upon the remarkable down trend, and a worthwhile phase at recovery will take place.

MONTREAL, Sept. 26-St. Law-

rence Flour Mills-Fiscal year

1 charges, equal after preferred

dividend to $2 a share on 36.000 no par common. Compares with

l $107,655 or $1.87 in 1936.

Holly Sugar Oorpn.-Declares

regular uarterl dividend $125 on

' Build Proc

August :ll net profit sio'l,a'ls sitter' D13- SEHK

Stock Exchange

(Sup lied by Pltflcld Intl UO.

change and Montreal Curb) Bell Tel 164*/S Brazilian 22% Bruck Silk 5%

B C POW A

164% 22% 5%

34 34% 50 51

Cement. 11%( 1.1

Nor Pr Car FH

Can Car Pfd

Can Hydro Pfd

Can Ind A1 A li* Can Pac 9°

Can Steam

Celanese

Cock Plow Corrs Smeit

CNT C811 C811

10% 11% 22 N

5% 9*/i

4 41| N*4 22 10 10% 64% 64%

Dom Coal PM

Dom Bridge

Dom St B

Dom Textile

Dryden H

Eng Elec A Eng Elec B

H 36% 16’/4

51%

18 33 Va 16

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Preferred, U. S. Crude Oil output

l week Sept. 25 average 3.667.101

barrels daily off 8.905 from prev-

T ious week. according to Oil and Gas Joumal.

C. N. R.-August net revenue

l 3558.530 down nearly 22 per cent ~from August 1936, first 8 months

this year 58.185000 or 2 1-2 times net revenue for corresponding 1936 period.

steel lngols last vleek estimae

per cent of capacity Forecast

for balance of year may be 70 per ccet rather than 75 per cent used principally on rate at which teel is being bought.

, Steel Output--Production of

- ' td

75 ' .

Power Corporation-August pow- er production gained 8.2 per cent

_ over August last year each sub- ,sidiary contributed to the gain

but principally Winnipeg Electric Canada Northem, and Southem Canada Power.

Auto Financing-As reported by

Dominion Bureau of Statistics I shows for first s months la-mac l vehicles valued st s5'l.aoo.coo be- - ing gain of 31 per cent ln num- ber and 38 per cent in value over same 1936 period. For August the gain was 34 per cent in number and 45 per cent in value.

Montreal Curb

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Abitibi 4% 4%

59% 61

B A Oil 20's 20% Brew Corp 2 2

Beauharnois 6 6% Bath A 15% 15%

Can Vickers

Dom Tar 8 Don A 10 rrrser 25 . Fra-er V T U 25‘.» Ford 191.4

if... Wa`ker 42 42 Home Oil 120 127 Imp Oil 19 19

Int Pete 31% 31% Mel:hers A A

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Price Pfd

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Livestock

MONTREAL, Sept. 28 - (CP)--,

Light trading and steady prices prevailed on Montreal livestockl markets during today'5 early deal-l ings. More than 300 cattle werel received for export to Great Brit-l ain. . Receipts: Cattle, 524; calves178:

hogs. 1007; sheep and lambs. 157

Good vealers made $9, fairs to

ber. household furniture of the late Henry W. Longworth, V i“C|Udll\iZ a number of choice pieces ofold fashioned furni-

1’UF€¢_ also dining room, living room, kitchen, bedroom urnlture, rugs, curtains, carpets, pictures, etc.

Sale to commence at 10.30 a.m. Terms cash.

The Eastern Trust Company

-1. A. MacDONALD,

Auctioneer L54.9.29-1_4

MILK CUNSIIMERS NDTI-GE

Owing to an increased price for Milk Feedi, the scarcity of home

lfuund feeds, and the general increase in all production costs. the Milk Producers find that they will have to have an increase in the price paid to them by the Vendors.

The undersigned Milk Vendors agree to raise the price of milk one cent

DCI' lluart starting October ht, 1037. The total increase shall be paucd 0h to the Producers.

Starting October 1, 1937 prices will be:

medium from $7 to $8.10: drinkers from S4 up with grassers going; from $3.50 to $4.

Good ewes and wethers traded

from $8.50 to $8.75 with culls and bucks discounted $2 per hundred-

zveigit. Sheep brought from $2.50, o _

TENDERS

Tenders will he received by tile!

undersigned up to Nov. lst for 1005 acres ol' stunning lumber and l wood, at Brudenell Point, partly' -nml4g.n by rire-

Good proposition for party with

portable saw-mill or could be divided into smaller lots and re-

sold.

Land not for Sale.

HENRY MCLAREN

Montague,

L-968-9-25-41

Yr-ldny, October lst at 2 o'clock, of

I Noranda

Founda Co 14% 16 Gen St W l1<‘i 12

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How Smith 21

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St of Can Pfd

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ANNOUNCING

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STOCK QU OTA TIONS

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I"owe'sT priced C'ammzmd'e1:..Iowest priced Pre.s'fa7em‘...in Studebaker

history..-.And a great new low priced 15311:!

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Crain

‘ or-ncsoo. sem. as _ rsri- Wheat climbed at some stages tn- day about two cents a bushel, but failed to hold gains in the ab- sence of aggressive new eXp0rt buying.

The best uptum for wheat was

in July delivery, which was ofTic- ially quoted today for the first time at $1.03 3-4.

1 At the close, wheat was 3 _3-4 above yesterdays finish.

108 1-4 to 3-8, May 1.08 3-4 to -

July 1.04 3-8. corn unchang j 1-2 higher. Oct. 73 1-8. Dec. to 1-4, and oats unchanged

up.

WINNWEG. Sept. 38 _ (CPL-

Buliish sentiment induced by sharp advances in cash wheat pre- mlums and a good export busi- ness in barley and wheat sent f'u- tures nearly three cents higher on Winnipeg grain exchange today. Profit-taking and hedging sales

l pared gains at the close to 2 1-8 to 5-0 cents in the futures mar- ket but cash wheat premiums re- mained firm. advancing two cents to sell 12 and 8 cents respectively for Nos. 1 and 2 northern wheat above the October future which 'closed at $1.32 3-4. Other wheat futures ended the broad-trading session, November at $1.32 l-4. De- cember $1.26 1-2 to 5-8, and May $1.26 3-8.

Sales of 500.000 bushels of No. 1

garnet cash wheat to rl large ex- porter was a bullish market influ- ence because it further reduced quantities available for delivery under the October contract.

There were less than 7,250,000

bushels of wheat listed under con- tract grades at the Canadian lakehead Sept. 24. of which only approximately 2.000.000 bushels were gamets. Since then substati- tial ca-Sh sales of No.1 garnet have

been connrmed.

Hedging sales of new crop oats

led to prices unchanged to l-2 cent lower while other coarse grains advanced in sympathy with wheat. October barley moved 5.3 cent higher, nax futures 1-8 to 5-8 cents up and rye l to 1 3-4 cts

above previous closing levels.

MONTREAL, Sept. 28 - iCP)-

Wheat, northern, No. 1 $1.46 1-2; barley. Canadian western Nc. 3 .73 1-2; oats .feed. N0. 1 .60 1-2; flour, spring wheat patents. ilrsts 88.20; seconds $7.8(r. ivkers $7.70; win- ter wheat patents. choice $5.20 to $5.25; white corn $4.90 to $4.95; _ bran. ton. $25.25; shorts, ton.i $27.25: middlings_ ton. $40.25;roll-l ed oats. bag 80 lbs. $3.25; hay, No. ` 2. per ton. carlots $9.00.

Cheese: Ont. whites .14 1-Bzcol-

ored .14 1-2; Que. whites .13 5-8; colored, 13 7-8. Butter: No. 1 36( 1-2 to .2'7.

Eggs in cartons: A-large 33; A-

medium .361 A-pullets .301 B-large

.25 to 36: C. .20 1-2 to .21.

Potatoes: Que. new whites No.1

80's~.b5-to-.60: No. 2 80's .40 to 50:

f§3-3* £5.89. 8

YOU'LL see and try more wonderful

new things than you ever hoped to

find in any new automobiles in the three great new luxury Studebakers of 1938!

And your biggest thrill of all will be

the low price for which you can be- come the proud owner of one of these glarnorously beautiful, superbly built Studebaker masterpieces!

Despite rising prices, Studebaker hal

sruonskirs c. A. c. auoon r

spared no effort and no expense to make these new 1938 Studebakezs the greatest dollar values in its history!

But only by seeing and driving these

finest Studebakers ever built can you do justice to them or yourself! Do so now! Be one of the first to know all about these great new low-priced luxury cars that are destined to be the motoring sensations of 1938.

LAN OFFERS LOW TIME PAYMENTS

T. G. I V E S

Distributor for_ Prince Edward Island

3nd Pomwes ruled about even* word. Other rarer on application.

88 ~ ‘

0;- less were quoted at 38 C6111-S 8 dozen for grade A-large, 36 ior

= ' ` '_ ' _ ...-.fc ._-».~r.-l.ruQw.z-.fs.lf.n'¢_ u-Q91:-Gnaa¢uoo-ooouvuooovzi »..~o_.u1

Produce Prices Iffhdvertising Rates-Payable in Advance

1' - is - .-A uno r.u»rel-li linen. xr .

MONTREAL. Sol” 2” - ic?" 'T S5.”I$E..i'."'iI.§‘.§‘.2'.1..ZZ§.?ll.."...‘1l"r-...§’.l.‘Ii. 13--'f-f"=-» to -»-4. ol---lo--» :-

Butter 111`II1€d O11 1\/10lll.1`€8.l Open to per word; ln llumorlgm Sutlnrl, 700 per Inch; Lists of Floral and '

. .111 ,-,.5 l sulrlruul Offerings. Louis. etc., do per name; Letters uf L`nndol\'u\'.e 70°

P’°d“°° markem “mal “ 1 9 4"’ ‘ per incl.; sont-es or Tlnmln .lull Aunrooi-flora. 10° nr Url: 0| M1 oe!

Graded e shipments in carols minimum Chun roi any nflveftllemenl Neat:-lin Mull. j:

ze for a-large and 20 1-2 1° 21 For bale for g_ ;;;--.s;_f~____-_»

Butter was ¢1“°l'~‘d M 26 1'? ‘° ron SALE-loan axonal. .4 I-‘ORD

27 CCDIS S POUUG for 0511015 or Coach. Apply Guairilaii. less of No. 1 while lots to retail- l _L-1-9-28-3i_ ers were 27 1-2 to 28 for solids f - -'-5 -f Ind 28 00 28 1-2 f0l' l)l'11ll-‘- FOR SALE - HEAVY PAPER

Cheese was QUOIGG H! 14 1~3 C15 suitable for placing under carpets

a pound :or Ontarios whites and ‘ or oilcloth. 5 cents per roll. Alllllil 14 1-2 for coloreds. Quebec wlilves #Guardian.i__L-1498-8-11-ti were 13 5-8 and coloreds 13 T-8. '_"" _ “__""""‘

Potatoes: Que. new \\'lilte_< No.1 1-OR .\`.»\LL - A l("l~l0I€`_l~. I-Alllthl

80's .55 to .60. N0. 2 805 .40 to 50; ll<J1'><‘ ‘ll 591115 Of- _I _‘-`_0_ -‘"1 “‘f`= N. B. cobalt-rs No. l sos _$5930 I P-5* G- E W“d“°H' 1f_‘11;,1:i_2,_(.:.§,'f§,°' P. E. I. new whites N0. 's . _ -----_-_==_-______._-3--__ '.__ `

1-2' ‘FOR SALE OR RE.\'T-(`»E!\`l'1RAl.

lSLoi‘c» Colliilry bilsilicw stand

\\.1h fixtures. Wailcl' S. \Vc\'il-\'. -- liclisiiigloll. L-69-9-LIU-lk

(By The Canadian Press) _-_ _

T0*‘U*"*`0» °"`P“ 25* *"’°’“° 1 roi: .~'.»\l.l-; -_ BL'.\'(;Al.0\\', .ii7.~"1'

mining exchange listings nlarclivd ‘c0,m,;€.‘{,d_ Wim 6 ,.O.,m_\ Au farther along recovery road today. D0,,g;a_, Fu- nm,h_ 135; gp.-_ug While in some instances the ao- p,-_fic Road. Apply .\i_ F. \\'i\l.<li, vance was .shadoued by l\ionfili_\`s 51 Cill~.~liilllStreel, L-070-il-Ll'i-ui. more spectacuiar rise, ouch oi llic ;--- »

Dome was 5-a higher at 4l 'l-ti _ L"’“'9fJ'3i' though it closed near the dliy's . , _ low. Lake Shore and 1\/lclnlyre. “L1” Rcgligrnl improved more than a point and Cen: each' Spedm SMD pnCe_100 :;°;bl°u)3‘““5L“'°r°S r°3‘5t°\;,°d gt” for 50 cents. Splendid for lining ° n3 ac- '°“`°e' "3 ' outhouses A pl Cllardian.

Hargreaves, Bralorne, Macassa and D y '1_,.1543.a.19.r,1_

TU F1 i-'

N.B. Ccbblers No. 1 80's .55 to .571

new whites No. 1 90'; .17

Pasteurized Milk Wholesale 9 cents per quart V

Pasteurized Milk Retail 10 cents per quart

Raw Milk Wholesale Raw Milk Retail

Victor Mcwlllloms

Earlene cullen

Cecil Wood

Wendell Wood Frank I-I. Roper

I-lkrold Blend

William Gregory I- Wendell Mntoh

5. ll Douglas A. Mackae A Bon (per !'.‘l'. Melee) Pero Milk Co.. Ltd., lper c.iu. cox) Percy 0. Gay

Lorne Kelly '

Alex Agnew IL C Roper

George Munn

.lohn I. Aylward

8 cents per quart

9 cents per quart

Wallace Wheately

John Walsh

A. Allison Holmes , Health Pnstcnrlzed Milk Co., (per ll. C. Hearts)

Sidney ,A._ Simian Mn. Alex. lhynea Inland MacDonald Roderick McDonald

L. M. Beaton

Joseph I. Drlaeoll

Everett llovyer

C. J. Wood

Wllllam Bmsllweoll

.l. '~l. Walker G. C Smith

John Dlekleion

double tenement house, almost new. 104 and 106 Euston Street, fully ap- pointed. llwnyl rented, two Itory work shop. t.uml_ln_ a revenue of $40.00 per month or 8480 per annum. Also Cottage 102 Euston Street, ul- jolnlng will be ollered at same time on same terms. Will be sold pri- vately up to day of sole. Apply on y premises to

"UMPIIRBY ARTHUR,

FARM F011 SALE

T9' 3> ‘." r? N22 7': 29 ` Z

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Currencies

MONTREAL, Sept. 28 - (CP)-

Pound sterling declined 1-8 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges tu- day to 4.94 3-4. 'lne French franc was unchanged at 3.42 cents and so was the United States dollar at par.

NEW YORK, Sept. 28 - (AP)-

Deadlng European currencies work- ed generally lower in terms ofthe United States dollar today in .or-

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A¢unlmru»u,oml|s¢rmmchu-l loitctown. 140 acne Including build- . inn. lumber annul. Aho valuable stream ol water and mill light. A991! ‘ PIT!! A. STEWART.

eigrl exchange dealings.

The pound sterling was un-

changed at $4.04 7-8, the French franc lost .00 5-3 of a cent at 3.41 7-8, the Holland guilder was oi! .04 of A cent and the Belgium beige. .00 1-2 of 11 cent. The Can-

Bylvmite. ___i_;_____`_=

Biosood led Junior sold activity r6l¢”s74'l§r:Zz 'ilo'r¢sr;s'“i'ooon

and marked up a 4-cent advance workers) $5000 each. 20 cattle. 1 to 52. Premier jumped ll to 2.26. newly freslieiied cow, 1 mullle

Norsnda closed unchanged at 51 Leaf 18118 Pl0\1f1h $15 00. 1 VH-\<oY

higher, especially Hudson Bay. Fal- conhridge, Ventures, Pond Oreille. Eldorado, Mining Corporation and Nipissing advanced 10 to 15 in the ‘silver group. Among western oils ,Calgary and Edmonton, Horne, ‘0kalta and Foothills made the lbest showing with gains ranging :up to io.

Closing exchange rates: At Montreal-Pound 4.94 3-4;

franc 3.42; U. S. dollar par.

At. New York-Pound 4.94 7-8: f' ' ':.-f=;_.'___.

franc 3.41 7-8; Canadian dollar par.

At Parts-Pound 144.53 fr.: U_S_

dollar 2922 fr.; Canadian dollar

29-21 "'39 lf- »wais'ri:n- Two Avro amen-E In G91" T Pmmd 125- M5 U- S - anic.s_ State experience etc. Box

boards $8.00. walter S. \fVi‘»=k.‘.

L-69-9-29-ll.

MJAUTIFUL GLAnrol.lf‘_ v_6U

can leave your order or get your reouirelnents at our office in the Currie Bldg Ofllce telephone 835. Home 865 We also issue pollcys to slllt every purse. J. A. Moore. Suu Life Assurance Co., Charlotte- town.

Male Help Wanted

WANTEIL- MAN FOR. FARM

work. R.. E. Connolly. Dllnstaff- ni\89- L-989-9-27-31

A-medium, 30 for A-plllleis, '.25 to ` i g

exchange indices guilicd more than F.\R.\1 FOR SALE - 115 .\('lll-LST two points. \`ol'..liie was h.giie1‘ tical' Cli.li".ol:eto\\'ii, A1-o trick; daspiw 5 dun C]0ge_ wauoli. nianllre spl'cnclel:. Willysl Senior gold .stocks played rl lead- Kjflglli 5¢‘fW‘»_-"*l)l2l.\` 0'* l_“>‘_;,“‘_"“"" , ing role in the broad adl'-ance. Mrs. J. B. L€W\5- “V51 R."‘“‘_'_~‘l‘ l

10 Let

T0 LET -LARGE FRONT ROOM

187 Prince Street* L-246-9-28-31

P-I O

LET - .\`.\I.-\LL HE.\'I`ED

.»`~.pai'.iiiciit '.\;1li _-.1-we and oil l;'.ll'lier. Apply 23 Lfppcr Prince Strccl. I..-975-'J-2'?-3i. p

l-‘on Rr:N'l`-“H|l.l. _\P.\R'i'.\ir;.\"r"

lat-ilig Eli.-lliii S111-lu, 'iifiiieci six ;-li.\in.~ lllicl lillili. im-p..lr».-. gur- ailo. 'l`eLc)ililii‘.t itil!-J.

L-TL!-9-lil-31.

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D0['BT.E - B.-\RREl.l.l-ID. llA.\I-1 iiiei:Ic.\s. 12 gaillll- .~ii-.ituxiii urlntcd to buy. Apply (il.lfl;ci:i\i‘..

1.-fi-9-28-lil.

.1-mule Help Wanted

\\'.\.\"l`ED - (`.\I’_\Bl.l'I .WIIDDLE

a.:el` \\'oll‘..lii ici '.\:i;‘.l`i`. Greg- __oi"s Hoicl. Bi‘ac.`<.<=_\' Bfauli, >

\\'.-\.\`Tl~lI') - EXP!-1RlE.\'(`1-ID

cl:.liii'.i'y girl for gciieial lioiise- \\ork_ Write .\ll'.s_ G. P. O. Box_ 147. Cliai'loiteio\\'li. L-005-0-28-31. -

Agents Wanted

CALE.\'DAR AND .-'lD\`ERT1Sl.\'G3 Specially Sale:-mall. 1-`.xl'lllsivc teri‘iior_\'. higlu-.sz cnniilllssloiis..

New Miracle Ride with Iride- pendent Planar Wheel Sus- pension and finest Hydraulic

Shock A.bsorbers

New Flat Transmission Gears

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ExtreRoomy Luxury Interiors

Safety Glas; all around :

New Miracle Shift and Gas- F- Saving Automatic Overdrive on President and Commander

at slight extra cost ~.'

L Automatic Hill Holder stand- ' ard on President and Com- ._ mander.

219 GREAT GEORGE STREET PHUNE 1117

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W.-\!\"1'ET) - F0l'R CITY SALES-

riic-ii lor our radio ciepartniem ul;:;; C`lil‘:.~'_lii.ls \\'i'.li real possi- h;ll:y litrlilaiieiit tio.-Talon. Appl] P__T. 1-lolliizlii. Ltd., Cl`-1lrl0t¥€l0W!i

L-57-9-29-21

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e1<lei'_\' ladies. Apply 283 Elistoli Street. L-58-9-29-31.

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Fzlrrlfr ;~i»'>a.<c notify Cecil Wood, Cl-niral Ro_\'alt_v. L-60-9-28-31

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LOST - L.-\l)ll-IS WRIST W’ATCH.

F.nrir-l' ii<\i;f_v B_aliche Stead, \\'lll»:\Zlc_\' River. L-2-9-28-31

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\\`ll.l. THE PARTY \Vl{() PICKEI1

:ji oilli riorcli polaln baskets and nur cilllzl' at Btigiiallis Corner ii.i.<iI'l' :'<'il.i'ii shine in CutClB`e'S -.1 Flvf‘lf~i‘it-loii or Hlliiler River .-:iid rllrurl fllrlller action as they llrc kllfl\\1i. I..-73-9-29-11.

FOR SALE

3 1935 Ford V-8 Heavy Duty

Trucks

1 1035 Dodge Heavy Duty with

Hydraulic Dump

1 19116 Ford \`-8 Panel Delivery 1036 Drudge Light Dr-livery

1937 (l. N. (`. Light Delivery 10.75 Dodge- ll. ton Panel Delivery 1034 (`hcvrclet Light Delivery

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large line. I-Txpmietiec iTl‘<’ff‘l'l'e<i nth-r rl-fused,

li. A il wi , BL; L,‘,‘,‘,§,f,f,`,“‘O",,,, m y l Ht slrunsr Morons Lrimrln

-_-T <1-_I _T --A-I-_-_-N7-95?-“Lil” Form nnspcns

but other base metal shares were Harris new .~ilarr-.4 and mold “-5 HIWE m:_u~|_;n HINDREDS

lo obtain positions as Letter Car- rlr=l~.s_ Postal Clerks. Clisioms Ex- aminers, C erks. and Slcnograph- elxs. etc. and emi help _\'0li. Write| us for proof alirl fron ilifomiat-ion. l M. C. C. Schools Ltd., Toronto

10. Oldest in Canada.

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ARL *YOU ARTISTICALLY IN-|

clined? Send l0c for catalogue; showing over one hundred de- I signs and actual samples of| Christmas Cards in black and white for hand coloring. Cata-1 lorzue without .samples free. 1-lulidreds eiijoy this profitable hobby every fall, Tal`y Ho! Art Shop. Dept. 9. Wellington & York. Toronto. Christmas Cards for hand cn`oring and nrt supplies. Persoral

MONCTON, N. Bs

N-135-9-29-4:.

l-‘ARM FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale

hr-r 78-acre farm at Grandview, Excellent land and buildings. Buil- wny Station adjacent.. school ln( church near. About sixty acre; ch.” balance soft and hard wood. Now || full cultivation. Being sold ou ao. count of lll health. Snbstnntlgg amount may he In-It on mortgage ng Ion' rate.

Apply to owner on premises 0|

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