QQTOBER 21, 1942

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MONTREAL, Oct. 26—(CP)-O. PR. irzis a strong spot in trading today on the stock exchange and curb inzirkcl and golds as a group

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I , _. . a 1¢5_ 1:35 Raw“ 11111144‘ ‘r1 good shoiving.

l“ ,1"m-““'.64 11,0503 onllgqfflm‘ DD 10_f_i4_s'f'f_131_ CPR. moved up a. major frac. >j1““k"‘5 Phmnmc" mo‘ . tioii on the stock exchange to its 1ft 1.1mm AND ALMOST ANY l’ ﬂ‘;1“‘?1 51.11?“ M".- 19413- 1“ 9“-

1'i‘ll\' condition immediately‘ rc- 1'1"“ s‘.““m‘g“n 117mm a “me

l‘.<‘\'<'(l with‘ "D.'\\'lS' Pruritus Mafkets A mPiii-ilitlies. t1 ‘ 1e

Cronin". J(‘1lltlll5 Pharmacy izuiir- ,_ .119 n {lllegas ‘lere hi” r a

flltt(‘l‘< this. 60c. 51.00 and biz iar into, siiizi ieccmonf ins r98-

for $165. Follow enclosed dlBL. Glance iii-vied bv COH-wlldabd Smelters.

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Professional Bards

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l Barristers and Attorneys-al- Law

MONEY TO LOAN 154 Prince Street

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Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust llulldlnl

Charlottetown

ALEX W. MATHESON “Altltlbililt. BULIUITUR, liliiiiey to Loan

M. ALBAN FARMLI LLB.

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PALMER 8. HASLAM A. J, IIASLAM ILA. LLB. BARRISTER, E'l‘(‘,. Bank o! Charlottetown . “MONEY TO LOAN

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Fennell & Chandler

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Iludson Bay Miniiiiz and Interna- tional Nickel. International Pet- roleum worked into new high ground in oils but backed up and Imperial W35 in arrears.

Dominion Tar was higher in iiidiisirinls, touching its 1942 llll-lll. and Asbestos and Niagara Wire ivsro also out in front. Can. adi-in Ciir preferred was softer.

National Breweries. in odd lots edged nvray from the 10w it es- tnblishc-rl last week ii-i miscellan- eous and Zellers advanced a min- or fraction. Down were Bruck silk and Dlstillers-Seagrams.

Total sales: 14.400 shares; Indus. trials, 8.600; Mines, 5,800.

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(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Oct. 26-

(Canadian Pressl Toronto-Gold and iveslem oils higher; other groups slightly lower. Montreal-Papers and golds high- uiiciiangcrl; other s lower. New York-Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged.

Auciiin SAL

AT MOUNT STEWART

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27th AT 2 I’. M.

I am instructed by Mr. William Taylor to sell b) ruoiic Auction all household effects of tlii: estate 01' tLc late Mrs, U. A. hlacDoiiiilri, inclutl- 1m: 2 smalhdiiiiiig room tiiblts, 1 hard wood iliiiini; room tiiblc aiiitl ii’

chairs, 2 sniiill lillll 1 ~ l till _- » I marble top table-ft‘; inis n Zllghcdn 4gb” chairs, I si ‘Ill .t'oliiiii1: choir, 2 Alma‘. a) straight chairs, 2 iyoodi-ii rockers, 1 B1,“, Vi“ '07 leather cuvcrctl rocker. 2 Chesti-rtii ll 3am‘. :52 chairs, I bed and spring. l single Bm-rtilid 05 spool bed. 2 beds, 2 bureaus. 2 (‘lit-p =’ '06 1 a of drawers, 2 wash stands, I Singer ' ' Seiwing Machine (drop head), I large Brﬂphv“ 1'2 Tclllﬁ‘, i‘Q15311311031135‘;.l.l‘§;i‘.lif"i Bu“ £11k 170° base‘ burgers, i Tit-train. I Kildlll, I Elillnﬁil‘? wrtng e.kid hi',l~ -, i, - sliding coliclilig, l lllllrlflﬂcbﬁllellll, i Ulrlbm’ ~60 floor lamp, 1 built-t, nilsc. floor rov- C~1’1 PM ~50 ering, pots and pans, lintr-l dishes. Cllihl" $0 If not fine, Sale uill bc held tnr C‘*L'11"“°u1‘ ~59 nezilft day. l)l‘l‘|l:Oll .03 crrns Cash. Dome 15 W. ll. BEATON, 101st Mal .83 Auctioneer. Ehliorado 2.55 F11 con .46 -~_____._ ___._-_-__. - ._--_. Gods L .11 Goldeng ,02 1-2 Hrnie 2.28 Jason .10 Kirk L. .33 AT FRENCH roar 1% MncLeo .94 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31st. Madge“ “as AT ONE OTLOCK P. M. M-"llllYllC 1.15 —-—— ~ McKenzie .47 Two Gcnc-rzil Purpose llorscs, four int-vii; .03 an¥ ﬂvilsryearsdiltl. Mqm-m ivo arm ares. N - L _ One newly freshcned Cow. Nglméan ,1; Four good milch Cows. 031-19“ A1 Two Heifers two years old. 0m Nick J3 Two Heifers one year old_ P1191111" ~03 l‘: One Sow and litter of tiiclve six Pilllllllﬁt J3 w?“ 0111' It 1i $111101‘: w 113(4) our s ac s . C 1'0 - Terms-Four ‘irlontlis credit. Dls- Powell 34 count for cash. Preston 1-15 Reason for selling, ill health. H/eno D5 If stormy, the following Monday. San Ant 1.12? Senator - l0 24 27 30 WALLACE W. OWEN. slicrrllt ' ' - - Simpson P =-_______r"—-— J S E Pete .03 straw 1.. .00 3-4 Sulliv .40 Sylvan 1113 a a Teck I-I 125 Public A ti i" u n Ventures 3-90 Wftltqg Am 8.50 Having sold my Farm. I will sell by UNLISTED PUBLIC AUCTION Odo Mm ~75 Pond Ore .99

AT SPRINGFIELD 0N OCTOBER 28th, AT ONE OTLOCK

All my Stock. Crop and Imlili-mciils consisting of 2 horses, t1 cows. 1:! hens. All my farm marlilnrrv and harness. l3 tons of hay. Forks. shovels, horn and other articles. Alrn my household eﬂerls.

lien, Women liver 40 Feel Weak, Worn, 01d?

Wont Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality? luws iwnk, rundown. exhausted conrll. lion make you feel fainted out, old?

Try (intros Contnl 1 t | Terms Cash. _ riliiiiiiiiiivs, OHPII "iwTiT-a KIEKITPKQKU S: GEORGE BIGGER. aiiitl-lcs lriin_ calcium. phosphorus.

vlmiiiln Ill. Help; you p: nnrmnl pop, vim rlinlltr introductory also Ostrcr 'l‘niilr ‘fiililr-ls only 85c. For sale a; all ii...‘- W"! “"8 "em Irena-hers

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Montreal Stock Exchange

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Stuck g] Bell Tel o“ 05-11 013m 3 7-8 Can Car Found

Gen CM 11rd 2s l-4 Can Pac 1 1-3 Cons Smelt 35 Dist Seag 34 Lg Dom Steel B 7 1.2 Gen Steel Wares 5 3.4 Imp Tob 9 3.4 Int Nickel 32 1.2 Lake o1 Woods 16 1_z Mtl Power 21 Nat Brew g2 1.2 Nat Steel Oer 3g 1.2 Norarida 33 1.2 Shﬂwlnlsaii 13 1-2

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, Oct. 26_(CP)\ Stocks opened the week with a stronger price tone on the Toron- to exchange and after lagging a bit in the afternoon, again tight. "led "D to close around the day's best level. Trading was concentrat- ed in the golds and the group add. ed an index gain of .58 while west- ern cils gained .14 and liidustrials

and base metals were steady to slightly lower, Volume at 105.000 shares was a little under last week's average.

Several golds moved in quite heavy volume. Malartic Goald Fields traded 11.500 shares and

advanced 8 to 1.15 and Kerr Add- ison on turnover of 4,000 shares gained 15 to 3.25.

‘Trade in Canadian Pacific fea- tured industrials. On volume of 3,500 shares the stock advanced 3-8 to 7 3.8, its high mark for the year. Senior base metals held un- changed. Calgary-Edmonton ad- vanced 10 to 1.10 and Home Oil firmed 3 to 2.28.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Oct. 26-(CP)- Canadian Commodity Exchange, ltautte; spot: Que (92 score) 86

Eggs spot: Eastern A-large 48- 49; A-mediurn 47-48; A.pul1ets 45-46; E-B 45-46; E-C 38-39.

To arrive: butter, Linquoted.

Futures: butter, Oct. 35 14B, Nov. 36B, Dec. 36 3.413, Jan. 37 I-ZB, Ideb. 38B, March 38 1-88; Eggs, Oct. 47B,

MONTREAL. Oct. 26-(CP)- Produce prices today as reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture follow:-

Eggs: graded shipments selling A-liirge 50; A-niedium 49; Aépul- lets 4s 1-2-4/9; B 41 12-411; 42.

Butter: first rade creamery prints, Jobbing pr Ce 36 1-Z-37;

irst grade solids, Jobbing price, 36-36 1-2: current receipts, Que No. 1 asteuriacd 35; No. 2 34; wiioiesa c, Que No. 1 35 i.4-35 1-2; No, 2 35-35 l-4.

Cheese: current receipt, western colored 20 FOB Montreal, west- ern and Que white, 19 5-8 FOB Montreal, wholesale western and Que white 20 first grade FAS

AT Tip Top Tailors the word has long ago gone around: Clear production tracks for the most important customer any ﬁrm ever had-the Arrnecl Forces of Canada!

More and more, an increasingly great part of our facilities and growing hundreds of our plant personnel are giving all their time, knowledge and skill to this vital work, bending every efTort to see that uniforms in an increasing flow leave our plant for the Canadian Army, the Air Force and the Canadian \\"omcn's Army Corps. And these are uniforms as Tip Top Tailors knows bow to make rli era-with all the quality, good ﬁt and ﬁne comfort which has distinguished every Tip Top garment-civilian or military.

The result of all this is that our civilian customers-the men and women behind the men behind the guns-have, at times, been forced to wait longer than usual for delivery of their Tip Top clothes. All of these people understand the reason-that the goods of war MUST have priority ovcr all other production.

TIP TOP IAILORS

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Montreal. Potatoes: 75 lb bags No. 1 moun. tain Que 1.30-1.40; NB 1.30-1.40;

PEI 1.35-1.45.

Typhus ls Real Threat To Germans

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25-(AP)— The Nazi army and the German population have been "left With no protection whatever” against a possible typhus epidemic because a German army medical expert blundercd. the United States of- fice 0f Way information said to- day,

This commentary on the vnunt. ed efficiency of the Nazis was contained in an O. W. I. discuss- ion of typhus conditions in Ger- inan-held territory.

'I‘l1e report said information reaching the United States lndi- ads toy the prspziriitivii cf typhus rated that a “potentially dancer. vaccine lrccnnsc only me oo- ous__sltuation“ cxrslifor German solutcly bost___iiit_*tliiitls__ir_'gi~__ : 1

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yipd by VGTlﬂlll 11nd fostered by filth, is impossible uiiticr the dis- organized conditions of defeat and retreat.

"The vaccine situation of the German army ls traceable to Dr. Herman Egair, chief of the iii- smuie for typhus re. ch of the German army at KlTi on who H11- penrs t0 have (‘ﬁlllilllllllluﬁ 1111s- take iii handling this J01), O, W. I. said.

“Dr. Eyer adopted two vaccines, both of which proved so compli- cmrd in preparing tint mass prO- ducticn of the vaccines became impossible. As a result. he ‘was able to vaccinate oiilv the Reich- sivchr's medical and SllllilFlYY per. sonnel. Coiifrontzd with charges of mismanagement, Eyer claimed that he had picked irlmt lie con- sidered the absolutely best nit-th-

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