UNE 112.1942 — —~ “

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STOCK QUOTATIONS MINING

The Lone Ranger carries on. IIe is Scout Peter West, youngest and last

remaining member oi a. Camberwell,

Inndon, troop, all the rest being now

in the Forces. So Peter is carrying on the troop’s salvage work all by him- self, Neighbours named him "The Lone Ranger."

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Advertising Rates -—Payalilc in Advance Minimum Charge ior Any Advertisements l5 Cents

Central Guardian locals, 5o per word; Western and Eastern ioeeis Announcements and Coming

2o per word;

Condolence 0o per Inch; We Appreciation, 10o per inch or 4o i9 culls per inch. Address and application.

Events 3o per worii:

Classiﬁed lie per word; in Memorial Notices 10c oer their Liate oi Floral and S lrituni Offering: Cards, etc.. 5o oer name- Letters oi

ding engagements e0 words ior $1.00 and 10 cents ior every additional 3 words. Notices oi Thanks

d word. Hate oi ptllanne ntetion $1.00. Other rates en

For Sale "_TITA'RITWIFYD~A °,'.‘.."?.%§n. M. r. Walsh. 0-9-31. INKS FRORI BLOODTESTED, ‘"11, 0. P-Slred" Flocks are best. 3g producers. Write Maritime

mick Hatchery, Saint John. 1111-7.

roii SALE-SET or "BOOKS 0F Knowledge”, Twenty volumes. AD- ply 116 Brighton Road or Tele- lihorie ass. 6-10-31- IOR. SALE — DRIVING WAGON. auto seat. Periect condition. New

' t. Also quantity hoards 2 x 4 lmlcn5 etc. Pndham JOllg-SCOIIF.

New London, 1l-11_. Miscellaneous

Male Help Wanted

WMNTED — MAN FOR FACTORY. No experience required. Dun- staﬂnage Cheese and Butte; 1010.31

TEAMSTER WANTED - R. E. Mulch and Company. 6-11-11.

Agents Wanted ______i.€__. scams ro ssu. noivrimir

Enlargements big money maker. United Art. Toronto. 5-14-381.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED — MAID FOR GEN- eral housework. Mrs. G. L. smith, 79 Hlllsboro St. 6-11-21.

NEWEST 01L PERMANENTS- Mrs, Johnston's Beauty Salon. Bargains. ‘ ' "

QUBSCIHPTIONS TAKEN FOR newspapers and magazines. Qgorge H. Deacon, Freetown.

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WANTED-POSITION A5 CLERK- An v "X" 1n (‘are 01 Glnldlll“ WANTED — LIGHT CAR F?!“ cash. "Tires must be sultaB e. Reply stating price. 01.0-- l° g?‘ “G." Guardian. 5'10’ l‘

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SPACIOUS DUPLEX APART- v MENT, excellent situation. on the Esplanade, overlookinl tiie Harbour. 1 rooms. 1111111111- ing 3 bedrooms and Bllﬂfmlm- I-Iot water heaillll- Fir-evil“- Iiurdwoorl iloors. Continuous hot water- Janitor servlor- Rental $55.00 (which includfl water.

il-li-S- llemming & 0o

I42 ichmond ' Street

For Sale

I933 Ford l-ton truck. llllll wheels. 121-inch wheel base. at!“ 5°57. Truck in good condition.

lliliiy Jimmy Wade, 95 Edward llreet. Telephone I387.

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NOTICE

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lﬂllll Tenders will be receive: the undersigned till ‘l p. m. Fri- lly. June l! iroin patrons wishing It llllrchase butter-mill: from Stan-

WANTED-GIRL FOR IIOUSE- woiir. Apply 296 Grafton gt. f _ -5-t .

WANTED — CAPABLE, EXPERI- enoed woman tor housework. middle-aged preierred. 122 Upper Prince Street. 0-11-lL

WANTED — SALES LADY FOR Shoe Store. Write “I-I." Guard- ian. 6-10-31.

YOUNG PRACTICAL N U It S E with hospital experience desires employment. Apply F. care Guar- dian. 8-11-21.

WANTED-AT ONCE. CAPABLE housekeeper or experienced maid. Good wages to suitable party. Apply P. O. Box 1.47, Charlotte- town. 6-9-31.

WANTED — THREE ELEMENT- ary Teachers, duties to start September 1st. 1942. Apply stating experience and salary expected to

b id . _ . h"; r _ _ Ten

’ and will! Mr week. Welter S. Weekl. rotary,

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NOTICE

When requiring tonsorial eer- “re. consult The Charlotte-

In ilotcl Berber Shop, All conditioned.

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Ilcvl York Stock MEET THE “SEABEES ”—THE NA VY’S

OWN SPECIAL “CONSTRUCTION GANG "7

lllnntrcal Exchange

MONTREAL. June iii-w?)- trading today on the stock ex- change and curb market in con- 5m“ era's-in’; as?“ "m Brazilian on the stock exchange 2mm, touched e new high but. sllPFOd neck Base Mew s. little in late deals. Bel Tele- Be“ E giione was up 3 points and Mont- x real Power irectionally down other transactions in utilities. Oun- uLs Steamship preferred edged up 5°bl° e bit in carriers. mmlll International Petroleum, on the 3111101110 strength oi a good annual report, Brit Dom ImTrlB-l and McColl-Frontenac Broulan too oils into higher ground and ‘in Buii Ank lvotal metals International Nic- Cal Edm £01 improved and Hudson Bay cent p“ Mining moved back. Cent P01.‘ General Steel Wares advlmvﬁd Chester following announcement oi an in- gochemm- terlm dividend and other indus- Conlmum trials iirmer were Price Brothers Co“ 5m“ and 3t. Lawrence Pbur. iolt 1h an early tilt and down were - Dams” nation egg Ganéidian Broéidzie uﬁé- erred, co “ " recover e. s p. Dominion Textile was a point Duquam harder in miscellaneous end Can- ladian Foreign Investment was a. oser. Total sales: 10,000 shares: Indus- Falcon trials, 0,200; Mines 0,000. gfl K1111 Gods lake

Toronto txchangc com

Hard Rock Hollinger Home Oil Homest Howey

TORONTO, June 10—(CP_)-The gold stocks today posted their iirst reverse since May 30 dropping .95 Hud B in the index on m rate proiit- m5 1 a? taking. ‘Ihe base metal shares weak- P "l ened .85 and the western oils .06. 5m Nlcliel lndustrials opposed the mining K8800 trend, advancing. 3'1 in the index err Add in sizable turnover. Volume at Kirk Lake 200,000 was around last week's av- Lake Shore erage. Lana Cad

International Petroleum was 1n Lellich iavor as a. result of the cheering Little LL earnings statement published to- Mgcgsga day. Bell Telephone was cocispic- Mwuod uous with an advance oi 1 3-4 t0 Mad5en 149 3-4. other gains in points came Mam-m, to Ford B. Steel oi Canada, Tor- McIntyre onto Elevators and several banks McKenzie and iractions were added by the Manna“ Canadian Car issues. Consolidated Mm co Bakeries, Fanny Farmer, General Monetﬂrp Steel Wares and Loblaw A.

e cose

Dome W288 g1‘! 5-3500 tlirmlé-i ‘and lfnirzﬂssifgrorinsefid 20 d... to 0.0a, Nglfetal Ho-lllnger 1s to 0.50 and Bralorne 0 H111 was down 20 to 1.4.0. Losses oi s w Omega l0 cents were showing iinally ior 011i? Nickel Kerr-Addison, Hard Rock, Ma- Pwalta cassa, MaJartie Gold Fields, San Pamour Antonio and wright-Hargreaves. Perron

A iew golds including Pioneer, Pick Crow Bufialo-Ankerite, Preston, Upper Powell Canada and Sullivan, dlcsed nar- Premier rowly higher. Preston

Noranda. took a less of 3-4 to 44 Queemton 1-2 and International Nickel, Hud- Rmyame son Bay and Sin-alters weakened San Am smaller fractions. sand my“, Calgary and Edmonton end Home senator Oil declined 5 cents and Vermilata

was down 0-4 to 11. ggjjfnf’ Siscoe , Sladen Produce Prices 81mm- Sand River Sullivan u gylléaiilte ec MONTREAL. June 10-(CP)— Tobugml“ Canadian Commodity Exchange. Ucm Butter spot: Que (92 score) 34- Upp can

34 1-4; sales, 400 boxes at 34, 1,200 venture‘

at a4 1-8. Mm” s1 vermin“

t: m: pﬁgsgsponwnedinffin 2o i-z-ao; Waite M111

A-pullets 27A; E-B 2'1 i-z-za; W" Hare e-o 22 i-z-zi.

MONTREAL, June 10—(OlP)— Dalhousie Produce market prices here today Foothill as reported by the Dcmlriion De- Pend Ore partment oi Agriculture followz- Mend

Eggs: graded shipment 32; A-medlum 30-31 1-2, B 28-29; C 23 1-2-24.

(Canadian Prose) Group averages were bettered in 1030p“), Jung 1o_

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Y $111113 Total sales 200,000.

Exchange

Another World War II innovation is the o. tron by eh; N“, d u. "a Wruman ‘um- "h".

lama" Pm" task it n to build, repair and maintain everything- from berraclu to‘ roads-tint the n» iighten no.4

Shelia 31°" for their shim station: outside the United States. Construction battalions now tom some 20,000 man, .- Am C and F 23 b2 Although they are technically noncomhatant units, the Inen are trained in military fundamentals, in.- Am Te, Tel u»; 1,3 eluding use oi arms. The Navy hasn't iorgotten the civilian construction workers who took such n val],- Clogo Anaconda 23 5-8 ant part in the deiense oi Wake Island, Some o! the varied activities oi the “Seabeeﬂ are [how]; m. Btldwl" 1~°°° 1° 3* low in photos taken at Cam Brandiord ed irainin b ' u Bendix Av 3° H; - 11 I VlI-IIOI g eee near Little Creek, Va, 3nd g can‘ no gem 5g“; 51 3.4 Alien Construction Center, near Noriork, Va. Ches Ohio 30 1-8 3 1.1 Chrysler 60 1-2 75 Con Edison 1a 1-4 7 Elec Auto Lite 2o 1-4 n 1,4 Gen Eleo 25 1-8 1g Gen Motors 8'1 1-8 no Gt Nor Pid 20 1-2 13 Kennecott 2'1 7-8 4., Mont Ward 20 1-4 185 N Y Central ‘l 1-2 m5 NOI‘ Am co a 1-8 no Phil Pet co as 1-2 7 b3 Texas Corp 34 United Air 24. 1-4 7° U S Rubber 17 7-3 l‘; S Co 40 3-8 _ ana um Corp 15 3-4 i; l} u as 1-: 5 b: West Eiee 7i

3 i-4 41 Livestock g a . . . reg 1 4 -..._..-.. - v - - In steel helmets and liie presences, Navy “Seabeee” leap ashore from n powu-ed landing barge whlq; l: 1-; There were lfcagtllgazi Isl-ﬁlm} ‘h’? “"1" lmmlm“ i;

314 lambs, 39 hogs and 284 calves ior ._.__ -. _ . .. . 315 sale on the two Mowcal livestock $5 markets today. Prices on all classes 85o 0i livestock were unchanged. m5 Veal calves ranged irorn $10 to a $14. Good veals $13.50 up, mediums 9 '4 $12.50 to $13.25, with the bulk or 15 the commoner veals between $10.50 211-8 and s12. Drinkers mostly $8.50 m

$9. 81 3-4 Cl-ood spring lambs made $16 per 16 hundredweight. Sheep were 5'1 to

430 $8

55 Hogs were mostly $15.75 ior 8-1

905 dressed. Grade A drew $1 per hog 7 premium with discounts on off 59 _rades._Sows were $9.50 to $10.50

105 ve weight.

24 On the Maritime market rail

0 grad hogs $15.50, rail rad sows 1g number one up to 270 goings $12, 175 number one over 270 pounds s11, 4o H, Isiiiémbér two undesirable all weights 57 Choice steers $11.25, good 310,54; 2 1-4 n medium $10, Ialr $9, csrnmon $7 3o dowln. Gioiu heifers $10.25, good, — - - -- -~ — - , 15 ﬁénlwmgglliliirn $9.25, ielz- s7, wm- n! h n ‘ > 441-2 medium‘ ﬂslawtlnﬁuge? vcsowcszolgiggé m m m‘ W u’ " human‘ in ‘ﬁg-um,’ Mum’ nun‘ my“ ”“'°°mb“m"' “M” "m m“ 89 $5 down’ outta“ $5 25 ddwm Bork "It! ll" lni-O Place the skeiton oi one wall o! e m“! like wildcate i! attacked. Flhirsomo above is et biw- ‘I13 ingobgligtgtioiigvivzrraslsleirshveolt, building. onet practice. , u. er u. 1-4 down- ' 3

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29 Inﬂuenced by weakness in Ameﬂ. 180 08:1 Telephone, stock market prices 180 today receded a little more from

i the recently stabiished Ma -J " a 16 rally peaks. y me W" , 7B elephone iell about 4 paints in

'11 the ilrst hour and retrieved only a 45 snail part, o! the loss in the later dealings. Westinghouse, Eastgnan

1 1.3 Kodak. Philip Morris and Union 153 Carbide closed l to around 3 low-

er. Elsewhere the declines were iractional and s. iew issues had 185 small ilnal gains,

The Associated Press 60-50001:

average declined .3 oi a point to

9 35.8. Transactions totalled 313,300 5 shares agains

397.680 th - v 4111(1) v10“, day I . .°.. $9.... .. Varied activities o! Navy "Seabees" ere shown above. In foreground, a group starts comets-notion nu 405 a huge water tank. In background, other: build send-circular Iceland huts. Group standing at. ion,- 250 ROCKFORD SQUARE SCHOOL rear, is getting instruction in camouﬂage. i HONOR. nou. ‘

l: wgggg» >,5,-,,—,§,,,,n-i-m Pow.- -. starts. “°““"”‘ " °°'°"" noszzdsnllszsashch..Pasr.:..* racist‘. as: “some 130 Trainer, ML 3' 10mm; AnGIIII-“gdéaxllbgﬁ Marl’ 931153115315,- Grade IV.—1, Paula Perry; I, Rose M. Brown? 3, Shllroley klleasfelcy.‘

Grade I..—1_ Phyllis MacMiilan; M31181“ Davey; 3- Blﬂnche 0111- Grade Ito-i. Doris Goody; 2, Col.

Grade VL-l: Bethany MacDon- ald; 2, Muriel Troinor; 3, Betty

Beagan. Grade VL-l, Rita. Gallant; l,

kin. Grade IV.—1, Mary Doucette; 2, Mildred McEacl-iern; 3, Teresa 14mg.

lette Hogan; 3, Bernadette Rossiter. Grade II.—1. Muriel R0 h; 2 Phyllis Costello; 3, Gladys IIZZTKG. '

2. Ethel Treinor; 3, Marie Keefe. Grade VIIL-l, Frances Mac- Millan; iheeliorraine lvicNeely; 3,

Butter: iirst rade creemery M" M P h, prints, Jobbing pr oe, 35 1-%6- Gxyadec vm. 1 Mary Roberts; 3_ Noreen Connolly. ap e. made 1___1' Bemadetu MMDO ,1 g 11m W f; 3i --_— Joan Sherren: I. Gr d V.—l, 1m 1,0 h - <3 de IV.—I, Jean Larter a. aid: 2. Doris Smith; s, M

1's fade s0 .10 J18 P 0°. K Teresa Bowlan, ,Lois Hennessey. TeregaeBiscquire; 3i,‘ I-Ielgg 1811111.‘, 2' Audlzy Lund; 3, Jean Thompson Beagan an?“

-3-5 -2; current receipt, Que no 1 pasteurized 33 7-8; wholesale, Que no 1 pasteurized 34 1-4; no 2 33 1-3. Cheese: current receipts, western and Que, white, 19 5-8 FOB Morit- real; wholesale, western and Que, white 20 ill-st grade FAs Montreal. Poattms: 75 lb bags Que white no 1 1.78-2.00: no 2 1.40-1.85; NB mountain no 1 1 90-225; PEI mountain no l 190-2 01: 100 lb Stocks

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Grade VlL-l, Shirley Slierren; 2, Helen Roach; 3, Mary Walker. Grade VIL-l, Barbara Doyle; 2,

Grade V.—l, Beverley Fitzgerald; and Stephanie Leclair, equal.

Grade I.—l, Eileen Connol ; l, 22, Flora. Glllis; 3. Marie Bernard. Grade LIL-l, Barbara Gallant; 3. Hy,

Marv Cheveric; 3. Joan Corina

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Th T b ll, S t , C r-Séiﬁf... 0&1 ‘ins. nﬁﬁFr-“iél. gsxssgvx-la-wnoa lmg-gg ggartgggg- w m '°'° Magdalen Islands. 6-11-11.’ 211720» ma! -‘_4'a5: 1312,11“ 3'65; Brwum 1g 3.4 To Let - - Can Car Ptd 35 14 --—- seq: = roll: nan-r FllRNISI-Iltiril), naar- G i Dom Brig“ 22111-2 ‘ ‘ . e spar men ., eec c range, -B , _ _ continuous hot water. Apply Mrs. n Dog getietlua 9 391119 séd V Horne, 130 Elm Avenue. Tele- ° 75 QHATM - phone 321. 0-10-31. i ggng a?“ 1a ,__ __,,.:-; '—€—-———— J-gn1,g,;<;=,§;;g; gm own- l.-. ,--;;,,,,,,, . Alébw ‘ Salespeople Wamed ﬁn; ‘(izllcchzligsmlodey July wheat “Kg if)“ 91-1 ALASKA c HAWAII; mans-Tam '10-" “We “t 1° m an“ h» Nu- sl l‘? "'°"*“"'='*‘" making features to interest men “gﬁggﬁw we" Mm ma m,’ McCall Front 31-3 n?l.::::l,°:g§f):n:, exempt irom war service who wish m“; mum; pwved ‘ﬁgment to M“ “w” 2i 3-8 g P to get established in en lndell- ‘we oats and bum, l Imn Net Brew a b3 endent and proﬁtable business o1 ran“ m the ‘louse gram pi“ Nomnda 451-4 . . their own. Over 200 necessities R tutu!“ averaged higher with Power Corp 3 3-4 'GCIIIC OCGGII A. B. C. Book a tremendous sales‘ yam buying reported Shawinlgan 13 , ‘ _ help. No 1'15 . Familex "if" m fumes quomiom elm. s, Law m, ma,” t Products, 5'10 St. Clement. Mon- want, Jul w 3_BB_ ' 5t o‘ can a b8 HAWA" -==-==-==“"‘" ' " the. 5*"- "d — a ar y: - . -\' ' léyelt‘ July 3-8, Oct 0'1 3-4A. l! 3 Wheat. 1 hard 10 1-0: 1 nor 10 B 1-0; 2 nor 78 3-4; a nor 1a 5-0; I. anks “or i‘o-l"€‘n°.”'.l°°‘n.§? 001581; l when Z 66 W ' I ‘i’ Peorliiovberellnckel Jup sub siiellsciilielda mwi '11 1-1: 11 ram-t ‘l1 1-81 i "u", h,” 1 0 J .0 1.1m u.s. ,Fh.2.‘i it?» '11 1 1-9: 1 1W1" “"111 53 w“ l ﬁoalE-Inuléenioeo; ~ ma“, azrilk‘: "m; - ;tw Th ' c ' i- Oars: I CW 51 1'27 0X 3 0W1 5% amok‘ ch” boicilslhipssulllizlbse, l0 WelinMorcueIolded We oiier e special grading ser- 1-2; 3 CW 51 1-2: ex 1 ieed 51 J. - b, U_§~p,g_M,,d, ‘ vioe roi- ella. Special attention Ia 1 teed 5i 1-2; z teed so 1-1; a teed Cw“ — Q6001» rake». M. 11 _ ,,,,,,,,,_ “ma, i given to ldentiiled lots. Our ayatelll . mmmtm 14¢ - ~ -~ ' ' bettieJeL ﬂ-Merclil i eaves you time in preparing pro- Barley? 1 ‘m! i aw a “at” Momma l” . _ ‘ 4 .'.80i.0MON i3, x 1mm Mud 1-9’ dueers’ returns. Highest prices ere 3-4: 1 and I I row 0.4‘ 8-4, 8 Nova Bcotie. 3131-4 r \ - lope ialeetiseldea‘ ‘M; cw o rowtﬂa aI-eeea 1 do?‘ 0-4. a my Bank 14a _ N,,E',',,,,,,,,n,,,,,, “w; are located m: oi Veodom ‘"4 “jj_'_________ G""°“"°"“’YM"""" Rungeoniolle, um. to ° "1 111-11151- - aic/teialm». n x ii 0 .2: l MURRAY ii-cxaiyzia Mantra‘ curb Drive oui AC H ES mi ,.i.........1n. i... M’ °"' ° "" '° @i§§I'i"i°..‘.n‘.§§'.-’i‘..‘.li. '—‘ tniie underMeeAliiiuu Mﬂilll lure.“ ,2 ¢iiilsbombed,Ap is t 5.28-80-24.04. ‘ oleniecgxlebeseiqlzciied hmnmu l I I I I I currancis , (cm""'_m m‘. Zeoiend, indie and Chine _. ,, xa-azazmczmcg'vrz' Qromtonircipm u n ~---;,.. —-—x--‘ m” _// . - . - , New lrliein ioniinnzz Qfmémmmﬂ o I: m“ "w: ‘- " h’ i ~ ~ ~ use. um in " h‘ “hem "H. | "-1 _ an 1 ' m", -’.-ial‘N oiuciimlllilnafhli@°°"""°'“"'”’" l NIIW max, June 10-(091- 3 i," _. ~. ' . - n“ v . ' '- i The Canadian Q0115: and the pound B A my,‘ 1g Jep-ileld l-llld AIIG IASMANI w é§l ‘l. ~ N V m5'"9°'°" Ml" h‘ u growl?- gterulllng-looied lunchmgsd me] m. ggllillirst A I ‘l i3 lee-ll Id Weier Area @ A ' If“ ‘r’, Amboinelslren Darwin In?! oven new 0111MB‘ i‘ ay'e ore xcnsnge ea »-»--.-- ' . . ,5 m“ stem“: W5‘ 3m,“ n “m Home Op 23g 1H —--->_> —-—-—-— _7 W H g V base bemberLFsb. l9 n. cnslChmmMnyH | and the Dominion currency at e Imp Qll n H, “* ‘ ' ’" -~ -"-— ’ _ discount 0i 10 per cent. (Ottawa T111 P014! a b’ iii six swiit months since the treacherous bombing oi Perri Iizirboin. Japan has gained many victories and suiiercd some deli-ate in her muitls Lﬁigelloe-amanng. mlmillecgillllg Sig: — rt rcﬂliot with the Uniled Nations. Map spois highlIghtg ni warfare in the Paciiie.

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