APRIL 11._1_9_40

NOTICE ’

llighviays lilosod to Motor Vehicles lit

ring _ CHARLOTTETOWN nmuznwo

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

. . o. ' I P‘ Commencing on this date until further N» - SLOlIk Dlflfltfefil CU!" U g i, a n notice, all paved and gravel highways 1n this Exclgan e Province are closed for motor vehicle traffic, ‘ g (Canadian no» except 1n such cases where the total weight ——- 'T‘ swo- cin- of vehicle and load does not exceed 5,000 “om (Canadian Press) cl-m Q8132, $2.3, 1% y: vOunds- . A n “I i: air" .. c r ' ' ' ° ' X‘ ' B H!‘ n

Anyone driving On provincial highways 2m 111.31%? 1g‘ i-a ennnefi l? 2

' m B e c vi k e contrary to this order shall. be duly pros- n. Water _ 10 a-a hill. »r§-°" '1 3-8 t d Anaconda 31 1-4 Don A 9 1-4 C011 e - 30111311111 2a Fraser 191-8

- s o s - F v '1‘ O "- Dated the day 0f April, A. D. galdivivinALoco 1 2 h; 1.2 , en x v - Imp O1 14 5-8 By order, P. S. FIELDING, gag; 5:331 4g; 1-4 {Gtlglete A 2% a-g v - _ ‘ E C 81' . '1- Clerk of the Executive Council. Chrysler s": 1-4 on... o3... 221-4 L_fl_4_5_“_ C011 Oil 23 l-Z , €°""‘l"-’12“°‘ 8° n‘ l? OX1 C 0D ' - Curt Wright A 28 7-8 N ‘ N0 Eloc Auto Lite as a-a 8W QI‘ "I1, . Elcc Pr Lite 5 7-8 ~ Gen Eleo 39 1-6 ' ' o F's d; 47 11-4 -i— ADVERTISING SIGNSION PUBLIC HIGHWAYS. ' G2‘; Mgtom 54 m (cuudun "m, The Act Respecting Advertisements Along the Public Highways Goodrich 1s 3-4 Sh“, m" and regulations thereunder require that each person, firm or corp- gf°g§“§,gu° fig M; y. oration, desiring to place advertising signs must obtain o license Hudson Mot Car 1i g7 8 2x1: giglsnm?” ' g: l 2 and pay the prescribed fee elf six cents per square foot. Ejngfclotfel 3., 5:8 gm Sula“. Sig," 307?: ' ‘ ' ' v1 w d i‘ 54 1-4 rown o - _ There _are certain regu ctions respecting the placing of these float Quail“ A 17 M Cm“ service 5 M IlgflS, and in IBQGN. to keeping them in good condition, and every No, Am m, g3 1.3 Creole Pei; zo 1-4 person, firm or corporation interested should send, without delay, Nor Perifle k 1H2; glugmgséisg 3g '11:: ior a copy oi these regulations, and for a license application form. ggffgmgflg 22 5.3 Humb1e‘Q1]_ 5g 1.2 Address your enquiries to Phil Morris ‘ g3 i-g rglggl-gialgtill-Illd-SOH THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TRAVEL BUREAU -~ $111‘. P651 C61, 10 2 Charlottetown. Radio 0°") 6 1‘ e o-M-ii - . i 3nd,’: 5,5,8... d iii MINING South Pilclllc 13 1-4 Std Oil N .1 42 7-8 Stude col-o 11 3-3 ”_' n n n ' - Canadian Press) ___ q» o 4s 1 z i Advertising llates Payable in Advance Ufiét-il 11*.“ l; g-g TORONTO» or“ w- Unlted Corp ' s‘ h c‘ Minimum Charge for Any Anyertiseinente 25 Ccnia ggglilmp 1g i: oc ose Central Guardian locals. 6o r word; Western and Eastern locals U S Rubber 35 1-2 giggmégld 3g 2o per word; Announcerncn s and Coming Events 3c per word: U s so Co 62 3-4 Anglo Cd“ 93 Classified 3c per word; In Memos-lain Notices 70o per inch; Lists oi U s 1nd A1 24 l-2 Arum 01d 10 l“, Floral and Spiritual Offerings Cards. etc, 5o per name; Letters oi vgngdiiun 36 3-4 Ash] 5 " Condolence 70c per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for $1.00 Wilmer Bros 3 5-8 A“ e-V 21,7 and lo cents for every additional s words. Notices of Thanks and West Union 2s 3-4 Bafiglield m H Appreciation, 70c per inch or to per word. Lists of Subscriptions rm,“ E19,, 113 Base Metal 2.7 i9 cents per inch, Address and Presentation 81.00. Other rates on woQhyQy-rh — 36mm m9 application. B, dgood 4,7 131% Miss l0 Banks 51.12’... .8 a-a 7P0 Lek Broulan 56 Lonst n; BYOWTI Oll 216 r0 LET - ROOMS. ONE MILE LOST ._ r Cal Edm 1o from City on paved highway. Ap- silver remggeergifigrtlrldgllsulillff (Canaflign Press) Cflllimm 4° ply X. care of Guardian. If captured advise E. J. Milcl Cdn Mlllartio 67 L-173-4-11-11- Milieu. North R1Vel'.L-l65-4-lU-3i_ ‘locks Close gOHbPPM m 21° - 10 FOUR-ROOMED APARTMENT F’? "imp e with loath to let. Alipllylflfl; fig‘; Agents Wanted 1% lg Ave. one 1218. - - - - . A‘__'——_—GENTS wANTE-~———-———— - Cochenom- 3,5 n , t- 1 2°? _ lgunproof Silk presgfder? 11533.1‘ ea 1B0 gzwessmene“ g: 1'4 Female Help Wanted yyglggrlclgyfid‘ g,f,‘,_’,“,fn£§§é‘; 53%,? NW“ 5mm" _ 33321011 2g l z -i——i———————~—- ~ - an. - 4.10.3; ‘

WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAID. ———— w ' Du nestle 71-2

h ~_ _ . - . . v _ Eas Crest 6

For sale I rodufie Pflfies 01...... s10

WANTED _ EXPERIENCED Milli). n: flora o so

Good wages. Apply 82 Brighton ALL TYPES 0F STOVE 01L j- Falcon 410 mat-L -L_131_4_9_3|_ burners serviced and overhauled MON-l-REAL Apr“ 1o_(OP)- Fed Kirk 4 5-3 ~**' Fred H- Tramor- 50 GFMl-Qll St ~ - ' - here tOGliV 1917111006111‘ 481-2 ‘WNTH’ “EXPEMENUED MM“ L'171'4‘1°‘3i'~ Prctfucctmdalliettllycegomiflion ne'- l Gillies Lake 5 l-2

001m"? Em Fefengd- Miler‘ "’—i"_—*_‘—_—*—~—~ 85.18pm e f X immune follow; iGods Lake 49

ences. Apply “ ." (n18 Guardian. FARM 90 ACRES lN NEW PERTH. Paiimcnl ° fade’ Creamery i Gqldale 19 L-iB0-4-11-2i. Oil/er S. McNeiuL as 4 4 6 u 13 Biiltcribbbifxlgs wit? 28-28 l“? Gcfden Gate l‘ L2

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wsurro EXPERIENCED IIOUSE- ———————————-~~- _ not nude sOhdr- JObb-“Z Wjf-rfi g{,,,§§‘?5‘1c.,°,d 5;

keeper for country home with F9“ 55“? 1" SETT‘ FANNERS 1-2-3-4: Que Y\°1,P“5‘°“"Ze i,- Havroiv 2 convenience. No family. Good aid 4193:1915 Elli/KNEW!“ 11111113’ graded. wholesale JOWVIQ PTWFg-l"; Halfiwe" 2 b2

1 oililnrtlinitv for the rlllht party. 5"” a“ o °£-_186_4_12_13 w 3-4; Que no 2. 27 1-4. Hc-eipts. o . Hard Rock 107

Apply letter box 412. Charlotte- __ ___"__' boxes. l d Hamel. 6 town. 11-143-4-9-31. FOR SAL|;_FARM AT BONSHAW Cheese: Ont white Egldq lllgfilie-z. Homnger 1414

'.=___:__-_-_--- containing so acres. Apéoly Cyedle current TOWN PYM- 1 ' ' Home Q11 362 , MeoLeod, Malpeque Roe. . RcccnPWI 114 bmws" _ 1 used Homestead 4 5-8 Professional Gard Lee-Hie ,,§‘1§g§,‘,.,i"“‘§§fih§“§’,?£§§“’ .11.... Hegel’ i 121g“

__ T” _ ~_ L1, i lone 24: A—-m9\_1- Hu Bay M“ ' w" i-"— Miscellaneous %1A1_g:§;aA-pgiielts 2o: no Ear; llgigel if H 1-2; c 18-18 1-2: —srse 11 - . A n WOULD BOARD HORSE summon 30.9.1, Receipts: 2.011 oases. ‘$2.?’ 7 a n F l, ' for farm work. Guardian Ol- r, r e: Que n01 75's 1.00- . n o n“ L_175_4_u_n 11130 Pkg 52 75's 80__90_ NB no 1 jelllcoe 1g ‘ ___ _-_ ___' - 1 > ' - . . l4 con Chartered I ‘ r‘ ‘ ' ~ 75's 1.15-1.20: PEI no 1 75s 1.25 K . Add, 0 25., Low mucus 0N RECONDI- _ . _. _ elr s n

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Phone 47 P-o- 5°‘ u nwmr’ m GrafmnL.s1%'1-4.1o_31 Bcl-nlude. bushel crate no l, 2.50- Lake’ shore 3-4 Lope. Cad

Escaped lflebttzlhOro 74 1-8

McLECD 8r BENTLEY _-_----»--w -———- L5,’... 1, 1.. aoo

W. r1. BENTLEY, ILC. ESCAPED FOX l7C-RM. PLEASE _ “yams... 42o

_|_ A reiglfy Robert Mutchn ‘bliilerlba- Magsmcd 23g

cans . -- - - ' ~ i P)__Mi1t’n

Barristers and Attorney-when ——--—i—i"—"——“'_ WINNIPEG- AWN 1°49 , Malnrtlc 136

MONEY T0 1.01m ESEEAgEg-gilrlilglfblisfligff “Qgfjge Reaction to ycstervibals irogtl-rc‘ McIntyre 49

uio Richmond Street - - F - " buying set in on wnn res z _ Mnxenfle 130

__ 3°“- xemmgmm R‘ E137 4 11 u exchange today and wheat filiil€e5 cvitfle 1o

z—..~——.—~;——:-——.——:_—:— ~.— i - - - - . : ' _ 1 1 “Q a. _ ti. F. McPHEE B. A. K. C. 223:5 “eéiléevdlgkgi cefxfsbiéifovf,‘ pre- Mgilllieiltig. corp 1g NOTARY- "- a a-axv violls 01051118 W515 gllvlfxlzd 153mg -_ Morris Kirk 01-2 BARRISTEB. soucrron H 3g if; gleirilvmw '1' - i Murphy 2g’ 1-8 Riley Building chnriotietown Modflm illiiti 0mm, worm when mm...“ also | 3 H - -, t (l ' ains with ~ ' g PALMER 8- "ASLAM 68 l4 w" °‘ '°"‘ 4 "2 "‘"°‘ 3.le..‘}”l{‘e%h§°i§5uf’ese€ne n. the I $30,131,’? ‘i : ii. .1. PALMER. n.0, from Chorlottetowfl- final llour. leading the WBY- B“E"Noral1da, 131-2 . A. J. IIASLAM, B.A., I.L.B. HERBERT NELSON n05 Aireowns 3-B—i-2 cent lower Nurmem 5g BARRISTER, ETC. . at the mad-day reading flom the Nor Empire 850

Bank of Nova Scotla ChamlWII- Marshfield Argentine. OBrlcn 135

Charlottetown. P.E.l. ____ % Okulta, 125

MONEY T0 LOAN _____-— ' omega 29

Phone so P-°- B" 1' ruivrms RETURN ro Pia 53

_---——-—— .-_-- i“ ~ Mortgage Sale Pflwlfw P6" 32

" ABTINGB. England — (CP) — Partanen 8 3-4

Fearing a two-foot turtle they found 1i Peymaster 39

on the beach here woS dvlnfi- '“’° T0 111-: sotn by Public Auction in Perron Gold 11s

a "ivacua boys "m" mndon pm’ n front of the Law Courts Building l" Preston 220

back in 9 595- The ‘mime w“ ex‘ Charlottetown in Qllfiwl cmlml "n -Piekie crow 345

hibitoa st a flslwwnie" 1°‘ 0 "w Tucsdai‘, ihe 14th do! “l M", .03.); Reev MacD . 2o

Chartered Accountants hours. got-lg,‘ al-Atlhfi liyfiiivtrawtflif gmougold gig

4 " I ‘ . 8 . . . | | a ituatc iylns M"! "Y

Eastern Trust Building rnyfiefirvnilrilflps nuyilahc; ylgdég ggnlsgghgglyo 2;; ‘ Quwm crbulsl‘yiliaggl‘las;l ‘moguls to Shawkey 2 H‘

T°"Ph°"° H47 “M- ggllmcucilvo on the ohraivi- ShceP Creek 11°

iid; ilnla between {Irnwnsthige n33; gigolo 13g

' c cs oun oe -—— ~' "O —“= Bllnlll 2132:: rig ‘ztheiogzmfiigi’ Siaden 4; ll 0 '

ssu. a. MATHIESON $1230, tilt-Z‘ 5.301. in... said line gig’; 13015, m MONEY T0 LOAN to the boundary line between :he straw Lake 5 3.4

Cameron Block. Charlottetown. Lnwton and DesBrisay estnlel. sturgeon 19

’~ '" """" “"712” "’1‘.l"‘.li“l‘l!.i. "incident: so eel» 1w

,=,-}--——..—~= ——- —=-—- i" ° ° V’ ' Sullivan 75

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MGCGLHGAN a TRMNOR lheinhce lgzgwillrtlilymignglllgemcht con- BYWB-nlll 31°

mum it. MiicGUlGAN. mo. ‘ghmfgl’ on, “nndnfl (m; acres Tack Hugh 339

C. ST. CLAIR. TRAINOII. If. C. or land a little more or less saving Towagmac 0

Barristers, Sol tors, Eto- and exceptin thercout 8 MN! l" UDPBr Can 35

MONEY T0 1.0m land sold to emucl wood by Dew Ventures 400

Office: Over Provincial Bl hcarin date the 28th ds of OVMII- Waite Amulet 550 ltlohmond Street, Charlottetown h" g ha: ‘Ltadfluhllc ds eross-' ‘vfimmoc 1g oe-o-eoe-uwe-eoooon “The 11in: sale’ will be routine‘ 13f: Wood vcad 18 l-l

d b. vlr n; q n 9 Wrt H81‘ 730 TENDERS

age om - _~ salilenltfeoiglleirn 31‘ilieei:i:n(l;:u1l‘l€eyn:“lifn l UNl-“TED

. _ his ‘wife, of the one part, an the’ Con‘ no

“non-n ncd rnortmim of the m". 45

Tenders will be received at the office of the under- m, pxllnmw? gataeasccnm gydgi, ggtiitigllifle 75

igned up to noon on SaturdaYr ADI-ll 20th, for installation xiii‘ “VI-fig hu-n m“, in time“, Mandy l,

of Police radio equipment. This equipment to consist of o; m, yrinriniei and interes mane?‘ ggeiilevlowo $14 one transmitter in Police Sttztlion endtreceiving islet l" P“??? "i-‘iiidreilifi. ylilftlcillagnh an}? so T3non%. Utortl 10-401’)- r an n ers no necessar y accep e . tn fit of ii. F. Mire cc. . .. A 5mm mum d m. by y,“ iiatrol. The lowest o y soelcomrireml" Bundm, chnmw mam. kalwedayod$ “mm o’

J. A. FULLERTON- Clty Clerk

l0 . 1 Bleed this 10th m of Avril M»-

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' THOMAS snizimv. Mortgsgoe l L-lat-t-ll-ia-os-s-z.

the Toronto stock exctianle. A firmer tone in general was noted throughout the market at the

_ close and rfh the exception of lil-

dilstrfais all indices closed higher.

Montreal Stock Exchange

The stock market again displayed‘ irregular tendencies on the ex- change today with the seiiziig forces having a (“UFIID upper hand. Paper issues start/rd the session srtong with fractional gains re-y corded for a. number oi news- prints but prOflt-talflng seeped in towards the close and gains were erased and in some cases lower price trends appeared. In the lat- ter category were Prici- Brothers, St. Lawrence Corporation. Si. Lav."- rencc Pa-ner preferred and Dryden off l-4. Others held evcn.

Algomn. Steel and Foundation both firmed 1-8 in constructons while Steel of Canada. 11nd Gmcrai Steel Wares slipped snlzlll ZllflOlit‘tS.| Smeiters gained 3-4 in the metals but Nickel slid a mint and Hud- son Bay’ has off 1-2. A few rails were slightly B05191’.

Total sales: 88.400; Industria-ls, 226500; Minca 34,900; Bonds, s4,-

NEW YORK. April

I Associated Press

(Canadian Press)

N010 "WW8 Bell Tel 165 Brazilian 10

B G Power A . 29 1-2 Bldg Products 15 7-8 Can Cement b’ 3-4 Can Nor Pr iii Can Car Fd 13 7-8 Can Car Pfd 25 Can Ind Al A 2 7-8 Can Pacific 7 3-8 Celanese 36 3-4 Cock Plow 7 7-8 Cons Smelt 44 1-4 Dist Se 24 3-4 Dom Co Pfd 21 1-2 Doin Bridge 37 Dom Steel B 14 3-4 Dom Textile 8B 1-2 Dryden 10 1-2 Pounds. Co i3 7-8 Geri Steel Wrs 10 1-8 Ham Bridge '7 1-4 How Smith - 23 lnt Nickel - 42 Lake Woods 26 McColi Front 8 1-2 Ml-l Power 30 1-4 Nat. Brew 37 1-4 Nat Steel C84‘ 65 Power Corp i0 Shawinigan 22 1-4 st Law Com 5 1-4 St Law Pfd 20 1-2 St of Can 78 1-2 st oi’ Can Pfd '10 Wpg E160 A 2 W ~ Elcc B 2 l

ON TREAL, April 10- f CP) -

Livestock

MONTREAL. April Cattle and calves

10—(GP)— were firm and .hogs were stronger on the Mont- lreal livestock markets today ec- |cortllng to the Dominion Depart- ment of Agncuiture.

Receipts were 49 cattle, sheep, 344 hogs and 338 calves.

two

One load of good Ontario steers ’

was ju-zt received and not sold Good cows sold around $5.50 to $5.75 and medium $4.50 to $5.25.

|Qdd canners and cutters sold a1 ‘

so to $3.75. l Veal calves ranged from $5 to $7.50. Good vcals made $7 to $7.50 with lncciiuhi kinds around $6.50 and common to just Jmllml $5.75 to $6. Common dust plain calves brought $5.50. Hogs were in good demand. Rail grade hogs made $11.75 to $12 hot weight. Truck hogs brought $9 for acons. Sows were $5 to $5.25, 0n ihc rail grade hogs sold at

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.$5,i1nd common $4. Cyocd were $5.50. medium $4.75. fair $4. ,Cili-icrs sold $3.50 down, and can. nclzs frcm $2.50 down. Biltcher bulls from $5 clown and boning bulls $3.50 down.

Veal calves sold uip to $7 and grasscrs $4.50.

Choice lambs were $9.

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardnre

NEW YORK. April 10—(AP)‘ Echoes of the blazing guns 011 Norway's beleaguered coasts rever-

berntcd through boardroomis today, , upsetting stock pYlCQS in an fictive, ‘

erratic session.

Early reports of Gelman success- ics, followed by counter c.a.lms oi Britsh victories, swept. quotations alternately up and dorm

When the fllinl bell rang, the Associated Press average of 60 sc- ie 101i stocks ivris .4 of a pollit lower at 50.6. ‘Transactions totalled 1,287,290 shares, a far cry from yesterday's 2.135.760.

Calladinil 1551195 were easier. In- ternational Nickel, walkers, Brn- zilian Traction. Imperial Oil. Lake Sllore and Power CO1‘ railon slanted lower.

Silzircs of paper companies first climbed to new highs for the year but then dropped as much as 2 points from their best.

Steels and motors rallied from their worst points. reached in the morning. to end the day within fraction; of previous closes. Other

10-—iAPi- Foreign Exchange: Great Britain demand 3.46 l-Qi; Cables 3.49 1-2, 3.45 1-2, 3.49 l-2; 60-day bills 3.45,‘, 90-414 bills 3.44; France 1.98 l-4;i Germany 40.20; Italy 5.05; Nellie;- lands 53.09; Canada .83 7-8; 10t- tawa Foreign Exchange Ccntrcl Board rate 9.09-9.91 p: 1115.). i

only 8,000 below "ouerdnyfis figure. Coast Copper and Pond Oreille featured with advances of 55 and 38 cents,‘ respectively.

Also higher were Aldcrinac, Nur- metai, Sheri-lit Gordon. Sleep Rock. Sudbury Basin and Ventures. Bidgood gained 10 cc11t= to 47 oil trade of more than 285.000 shares. Upper Canada was up 11 hi 86 at‘- tcr hitting a. new high at 90. Silli- ilar improvement was llc-iecl in Mining Corporation and Wam- Amulet. Broulan. Lcbcl Oro 'a:1cl O'Brien showed smaller advanos

Abitibi common touched a rriv high at 2.50 before selling oif m 2.25, up .25 for the dnv. Other 1m- proved paper; ivrre Howard Smllll and Fraser Voting Trust, tile fol-trier touching a new high along with St. Lawrence preferred and Great Lakes Paper.

er, Brazilian dropping a. fraction and C. P. R. closlnq iluclmilizccl Alrcrafts firmed, DeI-Iavillalld i11- tintz a new high for the year at 17 and Oub firming a fraction.

Western oils were slightly h‘gli- er in the index, a feature bet-mg Home Oil vifhioh cioeqi 4 cents hiprhcr at 2.68 after hnvlniz srigizcri to 2.61. Cnlmorit gained 2 carts rnri A11€l0-Ci\l‘fl"ll€il\ drop-nod n lice a- mount. Calizai-y nnrl Eflmiillttlil held steady and unchanged.

‘Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction in front of the La/w Courts Building

19th day of April 1940, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, all thai tract, piece or parcel of land sil- uate lying and being on Township Number Thirty-four, County, bounded and described as

cing on the North side

'I‘rcaadie Road, at the Southwest angle of the farm of land now or lately in the possession of Jellies Doyle, utd running thence North along James Doyle's Western boundary line until it strikes the South boundary of o. flu-m o1 land now or formerly owned by James Reid, thence West along said James Reid's Southern boundary nine chains, or to the north-cast angle of s picoe oi land now or formerly held by Thomas Reilly, thence South and parallel with James Doyle's Western boundary aforesaid to the Tracadle Road and thence Eastvrard along the said Road to the place of com- merwement, containing Eighty- one acres of land. s little more or lees, and bounded 0n the South by the ‘Iracadle Road end on the East by James Doyle's farm, and on the North by James Reid. and on the West by Isaac Hardy.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage dated the 27th of De- cember 1921, made between J Parker Hooper and his wife of the first pert and George Halsey Hooper of the second part, de- fault having been made in pay- ment oi the principal and inter- est secured by the sold mortgage.

For further particulars apply to McLeod d: Bentley, Solicitors. Charlottetown.

Dated this 20th day of March

i940. HELEN RICHARDSON IIOOPER.

and THE EASTERN TRUST C0- Administrntorii Estate of I816 George Holley Hooper. L-25l-3-2i-4l.

Total volume at 709,000 shares was}

Indus-trials were irregularly low- ‘

in Charlottetown on Friday the,

Queen's ‘

follows that is to say: Common-l of the‘

sect-ions of the ii 1t- trailed these two leading factions throughout the day.

“CARNS AGAINST IIASTE

TORONTO. April 10—(OPi- Dzzmlcl Gordon, Deputy Governor nf the Bank of Canada. warned in ml address to the Toronto Bank- er's Educational Association tn- lnight against “hasty or lmpstuous ‘tlc-ciszons" in will-tine financial loolicv.

Upon the WISGTTII of the Damm- inlfs amircnoh lnlvzlrd-v flnonciniz ‘its war cflort will depend

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GARDEN and OUR PRICES, mnsideratlon.

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rust yielder makes the hes of flour.

fair kinds 1

1.50 hot weight and sows at $7.50 _

$1.50. gooril 6-85. medium $6.25, m: $5.50, and ‘ ommon $4. Choice heifers were‘ 7. good $6.50, medium $5.75, fill?‘ cows Y

Financial Writer

SEED BARLEY SEED BUCKWHEAT FIELD PEAS VETCHES

LONGFELLOW FGDDER CORN SOY BEANS 0. A.C. 211 o»

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LADIES’ SUITS — Attractive military and man tail- ored Suits. Colors, Air Force Blue, Troops Sand.

gag lguloBgizliclLPrlces - —$9I95 to $1 3

COATS-Select the coat that flatiers you most. Ex- pertly tailored, fitted and collarless, Siraight iind

boxy. We have a style to suit you. $ up Sizes 12 to 48 1-2. Priced — — — — 1

HATS-New Spring Hats in straw or felt. The colors you're looking foi', too, are here in exciting styles.

Come and see for yourself. $1 to $3 I I

Prices —- — — — — — —

SPECIALS in MDIPS 8r BOYS’ CLOTHING

Fine Qualiiy MEN'S SUITS, New Spring colors and Styles.

Extra Special at — — — — — — — -- —-$1