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CANADIAN SILK PRODUCTS CORPORATION CLASS “A" SHARES AT THE MARKET T0 YIELD 4.84%

F. J. BRENNAN & COMPANY LTIl.

E. M. BAGNALL—Mana:er Charlottetown

I42 Richmond St.

Telephone 1470

Advertising Rates ' —

Minimum Charge h“ Any Advertisement t5 Cents Central Ulliifdlall locals. 5o piir word; Western and itastern locals ti: pei word, Announcements and Coming Events. 3c per word: Uiassiflfll. Jc per viord; tn Mi-nlnrlain Notices, 70c pn inch; Lists of Floral and. Spiritual Offerings, Cards. eti... 5o per name; Let-

ters of Condolence. 70c per int-h; for 51.00 and l0 cents for every

[hanks and Appreciation. 30c per inch or M. per word. Lists of

subscriptions. 40 cents per inch. Other rlitci on application.

Payable in Advance

Wedding rrlgflgtmfllls, l0 words additional 3 words Notices of

Address and Presentation, $1.00.

licip wanted rur bale T¢6lllll.~ll ~ DIAID. FOR SALE _ is ITIOIISARI) lziree zidurls tlouo v-agcs. luven- trap lath a; ltuss Mills, nrloge lug..- lrec. Apply 21o liillsooro town. Rhone lJ-o, Cardigan. $11113“ i. 15-30-31. iOtTsEiu-liceiziltvroii coil in? FOR SALE - HAY PRESS. ERN home. for summer months, PR1“, PEDGBYZB-Si. Hazelbrook llJili "i. " tll:'..u.-.i.l ‘i - 328-2 ' -3l. 1‘ Q]; 110L514} zFOR SA ‘ -—- CHOICE GLADIOVLI

ul [W0 :90 U1 ailton.

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RIANTEI) _'inlnlisoi.\'ri:l.i'

imiiress. Apply P. K. l 110591131- Ii ' J31. '

l. _____~__.._...________ {FOR SALE — LOGS. WOULD SAW

IVANTICI) -- CAPABLE GIRL FOR light htllirewflfk, Apply Mrs. llal. Bohnker, 8 Greenfield Avc

3 30-1‘.

IVANTEI) — HOIJSEKEEPER FOR Summer mouths in cnuiliry. ll ‘rite 7 R. GUflTdlP.1l_ 3- - . _____i_

'TEI) — AT THE MARITIME

Home for Girls, Truro, S-

supervisors, eitlher permanently

or for summer supply work, for the Cookery. Laundery and Sew- ing Dcparcments. Applv to Super intendent. 3-3 ~ »

BE A IIAIRDRFSSER. MA I ivomen wanted Learn Hair- dressing Greatest opportunity. Better paying positions Pleasant work Catalogue Free Write Marvel Hairdressing Schools Bloor Street. Toronto. Branches Hamilton Ottawa 6-4-Sat.-l3i "Loadinr Hons for DEVI: and

Fraser Ltd. Tu- ~~ runner

further nollce Dinuwcll rod 3

We" Morrll ‘A

Business Opportunities

GOOD RAWLEIGI-l DISTRICT available of 1500 families, No ex- perience needed to start. Large sales mean big profits. Perman-

(joyd uulos tulle for price list. , . l

“i ' 1 . ~ ~ _.._ ._.~..... ___._.__ A l FOR SALE — 1 COW’ JUST

W, B. tireco, Bridgetown, P L l.

3 “ -3i.

freshened and 2 Bulls R. Dodds, llarrlngton. 3-29-21.

about. 3500 ft. of Boards. James MacCallum, Brackley Point.

9-21.

nld_ Sleighfwagor. harness and

saddle. Apply 41 Elm Ave. 3-25-27-30. FOR SALE — A FEW LARGE

choice lots on Brighton Place. Phone 929-1

FOR SALE —- HOUSE AND LOT about ‘l; mile from North Wilt- shire. Wm. E. Clow, North Wilt- shire, 3-29-21.

FOR SALE - NEW TRAILER FOR hauling horses, Apply R D. Mc- Fadyen. Hunter River. Phone 26~5. 3~29-30-April 1.

FARM FOR SALE -— HARRING- ton_ 100 acres. 38 acres land. Bai- ance lumber and wood. 7 miles from Charlottetown Write "D. F"; Guardian 3-27-30-21.

FOR SALE — LARGE QUANTITY best quality (hay, $15.00 tun. Albert Thomas, West Cove Head,

3-$0-April 1.

FOR SALE -—- ONE 8 H, I’. UP- right Steam boiler with all fit-

ent. Full time, Write Rawlelghs, tings. A-l condition. Tennazfs Dept. MI.—4T0-104-C.. Montreal, Tasty Ice Cream Limited, 3-25-28-30.l Amherst. N S.

d" ron slum. - PURE BRED pflsmfi“ iilglsteinJtRetglwBull, 161 months finauoon rAiscf-zrs nun: EF- 2...]. “m” ‘ “cm” "qfigfij

fective.‘ 2 weeks’ supply $1.00: 1.2 FOR SALE — 194i MERCURY

weeks $.00 at all drulzgists 2-19!‘ .___,__i__~_____ IYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed postpaid in plain. sealed envelope with pricelist 6 samples 25c: 24 samples $100 Mail-Order Dept. B8_. Nov-Rub- ber Co Box 9i. Hamilton, Ont. 1-28-241.

TAPEWORM — STOMACH AND thread worms often are the cause of ill-health in humans all ages. No one immune! Why not find out if this is your trouble? ‘Interesting particulars Free! Write Mulveney‘; Remedies. Dept.

1. Specialties. Toronto 3. Ont. 3-2-16-30 “DAVIS ASTHMA RE. DY NO.

7N5" has proven helpful to hun- dreds of asthma sufferers -- why not try it today~$300 for 3 weeks’ supply. zit Jenkins and all drug- gisis.-N.

Sedan. good condition Write “Z,"

Guardian. 3-30-21. Miscellaneous

FOR SERVICE — REGISTERED

Boar. Sterling Clow, Meadow

Bank. 3-30-21

Teacher Wanted

TEACHER WANTED _ MAY m for Dunstafflnage School. Mrs. Wm. B. Dover. Secretary. 3-29-31.

Wanted

W A N T E D — ALE Phone 1107-2

BOTELES: Michael Bros. 2-19-tf

WANTED ALE BOTTLES. Phone 2208. Maurice Block 8r. Co 3-2-sst-l mo.

salesmen Wanted tlacizsnmlv WANTED: asran- llsh your own permanent busi- hPSs without capital investment Ilandlr- a guaranteed line of roof material. Forty vear old reliable firm. Bliz demand-Jame earn- inzs. Merchandise sold direct to consumer-factories, mills, ware hvwses and farm nrooertv Write: ‘The America,“ Oil & Paint Co.,

Cleveland 5. Ohio. ll S. A. 3-30-11.

lARGE MONTREAL WHOLESALE l Druizzist renulres salesman to cover gtnrekeeners throughout P. F7. l’ Will consider nniv a re- lirihle man now on the tlerritorv with a sustaining line. who can sell drulz merchandise as a side- Il"-~ on commission basis State "resent. end all past r-rnnlovrnent. full oarleulars in first letter. (‘orresnonrirrce confldetu“ “ox P P (Iiv-wdhn 306-211-1113!‘

I Miv-hinerv

_. __ _.___...._.__ ._. IEWAl/I‘ QAWQ 4ND WOOD- wbrlrirw machines Newest lvoel Iviitlnbla from direct fwrtorv rm- revntatlven for Canada No gl-lnrltv now necessary Wire or

‘ Air Mail vour nl-d-ra trdliv al Qdelivnflei are heinv ‘made hv Miter of date iii-Welt Dhher Commotion. Ltd 402 Wort Ponder Ht. Vancouver Capwda

l-‘illlld ron site

"' A!‘ announc-

av 1st. Near school. C - Jflol acres. 00 clear lul- and lumber. nllliliilip , "hi! '

yum-u coaxed.

wan-ran _- GOOD COOK ron morfh of April only. Apply Marian Morris. Phone 229. 3-29-2i.

WANTED — IHODEL A ENGINE in good repair, Vvrite "D." Guard. lan .. ~21

oiiiisIsEoWBuIrIiiivCwXNEiETI Bronkfleld Creamery Limited. Truro N. S I-B-Satltl Apl. 30.

vWiiTEn - FORTTOOACH 1088-

1939 Other makes and models considered. Box 332, Mowague, Phone 71. 3-30.3l,

_L0st. Found. Strayed

LOST - ABOUT rwo WEEKS alto. double strand pearls. Finder please phone 12631.. Reward,

3-30-21.

LOST -- AT OR NEAR THE Forum silver link bracelet, with blue stones. Finder kln-llv chm-la Hunter River 5. Collect 3-29-21.

ESCAPED FROM "NY RANCH, standard silver female fox, Marked. Sterling Rodd, Winsloe.

3-30-11.

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CITY PROPERTY eon SALE

Double tenement house with large lot of land situ- ate at Nos. 271-273 Fitzroy Street In excellent repair. Apply to:-

JOHNSTON 8r JOHNSTON Solicitors

' strong at the close‘

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llontreal Exchange

MONTREAL —Stock quotes: Abitlbl . Asbestos ' B A Oil Blug Piodu Buck Silk .. Bell '1‘el .. Bathurst Can com Can Pac . Ceianese Can Car Found Can Steamshipa Carl Car Pfd . Nonkshutt Can Vickers Dom Bridge Dom Coal Pfd Don A Dist Seag . Dom Steel B Dryden .. Fraser . Ford A .. Founda Co ..

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.s— wv-a-ALK -_-a=a~i~i.>i~;m$

.1 Howard Smith 113 1*- am Bridge l0 lliram Walker 13L’ Can Ind Al A l0 imp Oil 15 5-3 Intl Pete . 23 1-4 Power Pfd 5U Imp Tob i5 B t? Power Jill l~i Non Smelt . 88 Lake of Woods Ill‘- Mtl Power 24

Massey Harris .. . . McColl Front Nat Steel Car _Nan Nor Pid Noranda . .. Price Com .. Que Power . Shawlnigan 5t Law . St Law Pfd Dom Textile .. Dom Tar . . Wpg Elec A . Steel of Canada . Brazilian . ..

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Stock Markets At A Glance

CHICAGO. March 29 —(AP)-~l\ moderate demand for oats and May rye was flattened by profit casll lug and other liquidation on 111-, termittent bulges today and prices swung within narrow ranges most of the time.

WINNIPEG, Marcih ‘J9 — (CID-- Rye futures prices illsplziyeti an easier tone today on the Winnipeg. Grain Exchange with local sellirl; finding support thin.

TORONTO, March 20 —-tCP)-— Socks rounded out the month on a‘ bullish note today. osting sub-- stantial index gains or all groupag The mining groups firmed there,- than a polnlt and the Western OllS gained .35.

The junior gold issues held the spotlight. Armistice gained l0 cents! to 1..10, Beaulieu gained l6 cents to 1.45, Goldcrest added l0 cents. Osisko 21 and Lineman Lake 8 l

NEW YORK, March 2Z9 ~<AP)»—-l Stocks rallied fractions to ll or‘ more points on a selective basis in‘ todav‘s market although buying urgency was lacking and top marks‘

were reduced in most cases at the close.

The Associated Press ayerage was up .5 of a

GO-stock point at; Canadian stocks were ~gernrally with - liiram Walker up 3. Canadian Pacific un| l-4 and Distillers Seagram up 3-4.‘

New Yon-Ir Exchange

NEW YORK lswca quotes; Ailacoluda . . ‘ Aln car and

Beth Sleel .

N . ‘L. central 5 8 ' Chcs u.» Lllio . i‘. i . ' Can Luicon 3.4 ' Elec Auto Lite . 3 1.gl s den lslcc . 14- ‘ .

General Motors Great Nor Pid ..

llI-IEUACHARLOIIEIOWN oualwiau y _

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Attention‘!

COUNTRY DEALERS IN P. E. I.

I

I have on hand a big lot. of new and used furniture. For information ‘apply

W. LACASSE, 3184 Ste. Catherine St. E. Montreal, P.Q. i

Sad Oil N J .. Kennecot; . .

1 a and 1 4, lNotices 1-3

filigiltAllll/ard lAgggNgétalijTALl. u our‘ CUBS, Hm PM _ I M, s A. o Ixl-‘JERS l’, S- Himbc" 3'4‘ Mr. W. L Currier Jr Domin- ' 105i Assistant r Comnfssioner for Umwd A" _ M; TIHIAUIIF wll. be in Charlottetown “est [lmou __ _ _ L4 pint“ lst. and 2nd. and lt has ‘W5, m“. . H!» lfen rcided to have a moss rally U S Neel _ 82 34 il all Scouts and Cubs arid their Banks lmaiiers lllv Si. Peters Hall. Tues- (fonulleruc day‘ Apnl 2nd’ at 7 dulocl“ yllqonq-QJ] “,I'-T~“3g:1@1'5 filcase note cheap».- of

NH‘. ':;..‘.l ' .' ’ Rimglb It is expected that Commission- ‘ _______ .___., P1" Currer will otficiate m the presentation of the Bronze Arrow- hi-atl Badges which will be

awarded at this rally to those Pal- rol leaders who successfully con‘.-

_ Pivtetl course vrlven by Scout- 'rollo>."ru, illfliLul :9 --ici»=l- "ime" . 1'"? Wm" and A5- Siuik quvgahonb. _ |s~slant t'.'Ci.ilm8Si0I' James Train- osillzlllll lei , s". t°"- . bobtinpcx . . . . 16 Tile!‘ “"11 =15" be 01M" are- mscthvulgalnatcd _ L, ‘SCIlIBIIOIlS to varlc-us Scouts.

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FIRST CITTOWN

lot 'o.\lld ltou TROOP Jltllt; Ansley (5% Duvet-Rn‘: Bullion 17700 Arjon V IBIWUUAFIIIIS . The first Charlottetown (st. 7000 Arntfl . Dunstans Basilica) T-oop exceed- jtqglg Ag l-m ed its quota for m I "crship iiur- 58000~A;hc a In»! the March drive. At the pre- lagtltlualllls sent time twenty-six boys are en- sasrtizlillhrl . rolled in the troop ivhich (‘O11- ltltltltlAunlziq .. sisls o-f those Patrols. the Owls. 1:00 Aunor .. Foxes and Robins. The policy of IiOllL-Launlac . the Troop in the future will be 1T5 Bitilk N b that new members will be enroll- 9400 Beat ed during the month of September

207400 ileaulieu 9000 Bldgood 8700Brit Dom .

only. In the fall, it ls hoped that the mover Patrol. disbanded some time ago to till out the other Pa-

zaonauri/ihil. l-l, lll h ltd’ zgon our: m .. . Til9Ots)p,wB0 illeatlietlwiltl elllef.“ “E2? - slst of four Patrols. _ Lyasqc BMW - v q thgltathleilegdois olf the‘ First feel 14638110 Rts . . -15 h m, m” “s 5 °w" E‘ "°’3" r100 (‘rut m I‘ - -°a Y 3mm‘ l" inembfrthil“ ;OOOC“’B Res 75 since it was re-oraanized about gsnilvlilcgti- ' """"""""" " two yea" aw‘ small “mm” M“ 3:100 Cl. .\\"\ll 214-, been enrolled from time to time, limo vnllmmc so that no great changes were T's (xix-men _ B9 needed ln the set-tip of the Tilnop. 8Jl50(.‘or.'vcsl . .52 A‘ " ream "mm"! °1 The 41:00 Crrslunl . 68 "" llfintrLelnilc .50 BZOOlI-losco . '36 lflMlDlckt-n’ . . 8200lHowey 51 “l"l’f~ll‘3‘.”...§“'“ t. 3-4 .i33'li‘§.“é’l.§‘t 2% 1*’ QlJIOO-Dollal .20 540ilnlt Nlclr 42 1.4 4100 Duriues If‘) 26700_I.nt Ur .50 4m 0 lluval- ,0 7500lJacknife 1441i? Fast M 242001Joliet . nets .- s" r assoc Iflltltcllllflm sdiiaaoxiint '. lllfl Falcon 115L Shore . 4rlpO‘I“Cd Kirk ZZBOOjLuguerr - 40 Lifliiiqiilnt '80 138359;“ new 15 ."' , ‘ s .._ , Hitlfi Cleilvctvra . .. l0 300llig£ilaitf .5’... "700 (‘oris l. .. . 7600 Liinward Bfilnrrcold Cr . 9200lLingmah .

4500 Go illiwk .. ABOOILynx . G000 Go Arrow . .. 1150{Macassa .. 2100 Go Man 700|MacDonald . Q/ISIIGCIGVUQ 1400 MacLeod Jltlrlrlflnodfl 2300 Madsen flflrlllT-r Bous . B100‘Magnet noon IIZIITIC slrlollvlaiartlc F'~"f‘ “eve. 2500lMarcus i0m0lMarlon

llfldflllonler . .

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Dome Mines lost 1-8.. l ~—-—' 1~2 MONTREAL, March '29 “(CTN-W 1'4 Rallies by leaders pushed up all I the key groups to higher spots in‘ o‘ -1 the indices 1n transactions today a 1-2 and iéie bMfintrlelatl Stock Exchange . u.r lvl ,,f§_e_'____ A c E 5700mm . . .. GRANTi-IAM, Kent. England -- f I N ‘ 340|N0randa 1-a (CPL-Joe Bland, 71. claims tr, be U» Hi9 2766lNormet' the first. British subject to go to 17400 N01’!!! Nice as a tourist since tlhe war. i ligawfgfféhl Inca . c o 1700lO’Brle.n . 3500lO'Leary . 1~2 n same: | 6000EiVlonita ....23 9500‘Oranda . 44 l H xhigrhwit i: r l-"u. aca a D-30-39 International two- “AM,” _ _'_-.‘.rileil lmlggéimag- W" 1110101" truck. dunl 54800|Oslsko . .56 whee s, K-5 motor, spare ; Rte 20 tire-with box or stake | 1 C’ ' '20 ~ Pioneer .. .90 body. Never used 0n gravel | R"! ~33 Job. Ceiling price. I jm ‘ . ll r "“" . 75 c. MORRISON I .05 Hampton t1 l" 3i-27-4i. ~34 _ 49 1-2 M_ .... .. .41 | | 2;) 1~2 l 0s 54 ADAMS 6' CQ- .. ’ N ~ r f sectarian REAL ssmr DEALERS ~ 1,1, 179 Q1100]! st. rllllllll-nlly i828—Night s37 j 2,2 g - A ~ ' 75 ' l so ' F F S I I ' " i . 311118 ill’ 3 8 l i: ' . .U . l-‘RENCl-IFORT —- 9 mile; from Charlottetown 130 acres. l5 m l under qultlvatlon, balance mixed firewood and shrub growth. Ten- ~33 roonled lioulc. Barn 36’ x 25’. Other outlmllgln" mum“: - a“ stream. Pump outside. New apple orchard. Near School and Z55 Cbnreli. One-half mile from Bedford R. it. station. Pelee $3,“; 30 NORTH MILTON - Four miles from paved llilgliway. on '11‘; Itiutico Bond _- 50 acres level land in good state of cultivation. 00 Well fenced. Seven-roamed house, two barns, 30' a 2|’. 24' a l0’ N - m 1'3 slaughter house, and other out-buildings. Near School III ‘ Church. Priced law for quick lulu. Particular: on application. m » wouses eon s.-.- e .»

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FOR‘ SAL: I

DIRECTOR. ECONOMIC RELATIONS DIVISION,

ASSISTANT LIBII-AIHAN, BONUS, SUPREME’

ins-ruler inst-acme, GRADE z (MECHANICAL) mic-assoc.

First," “'I‘wo Year" Service Star; were awarded to the following-l PPOOD Leader Abraham Zakem, Patrol Leaders Edward Mullins, Maurice Deccste and Frame Zakem.

Patrol Leader o! the Fox Patrol was also award-l cd the Cub Instructor"»bad:.'e for K551811118 with the "First. Pack."

The next regular meeting of the Tree-p. April - 5th. will see the vlilfn n: of a Patrol Competition WhiCil will continue for the imp ance of/the indoor meetings

INVESTITURE

Congratulations to Harold ',-= and H3713’ Simmonds who “h1g6: gassed their Tenderpad tests, and ave been invested as members of the 7thlCharlottetown Pack, St. ‘Pauls Church Packl hunting, boys!

2nd. CIPTOWN PACK I (St. Peter's Cathedral! Al the Pack meeting on March

22nd, instruction on First Star Work was continued with the foi-' Ion/ins CUBS passing their Ski -I Pint! tests: Robrt McKarrIasJ Abduliah Tahweel, Curl MacCal. lum and Rollie Diamond. ‘

The "DO YOUR BEST” Bonner awarded to the six having the most points for inspection, be- haviour, games. etc., was; won by‘ the Red Sox led by Second Robert McKarrls with a total of 106 points.

The meeting closed with the Red Flower and Prayers.

, Tina‘ FIRST cirrowN TROOPS HIKE

This report was handed in by one of ti: bo-ys from the First

Troop:

We started out IP11 o'clock without First Aid Kit, compass. road map and kit bails, etc., and when only six boys out of twenty- one arrived, we thought of the 8th Scout Law. We were divided into two aruups. 21d (Moon) Mullins in charge of the first group who wentvalong Kenxlngton Road and Maurice DeCoste in charge of the other group who went along the McIntyre Highway.

We hiked along and noticed nests of birds and traces of dog: etc, until we poached our destin- ation. Then we, had dinner. The first group did not have much trouble in preparing theq-neals hut Tommy Kays of the ‘other group could not not his potatoes boiled so he ate them raw.

When dinner was over, we cleaned up and ‘scouted around for a while. P. L. Frank Zaliem was in charge of the entire party for the rest of the day and laid a trail which the boys almost broke

their necks in trying to follow. Then we played some outdoor games.

Then supper time came. George Howatt had eggs and bacon, but forgot all about the bacon until we were read to pack. The eggs. which he had, stuck to the pain. Tommy Keys ate half of his sar- dines and would have drank his hot chocolate if Eddy Kaye had given lilm sugar instead of tea iehves.

After supper we cleaned up and reached home about ‘i230 p. m.

FROM WAR TO PEACE

SYDNEY. Australia -—(C P)- Every available coun munitions factory in New South ales now has been taken over by private firms for civil production. and ad- ditional factories. estimated tocost more than £60,000 6216.000) are being contracted.

PROPERTY FOR SALE

AT YORK

10 acres land, high state of cultivation. 8 rooiiied dwelling, barn and other buildings. Pump in house. Electricity available.

8 miles from Charlotte- town, 3 miles from paved highway. Situated at corner of four roads. Ideal business ‘stand. Apply to

WILLIAM v WATTS _ 2i Chestnut Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

villager/I l: