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._.______-- TrTiiTirFi-rss 65 cam-s EACII. Black Currants 20 cents. . . R/zeves, southport.

21101011811 knowledge of these lines. Apply. stating 88%. experience, lalary expected to. The T. Eaton 00.. Mafltimes Limited, Employ-

Clerks, Grade 1, lA. and 2. and Census Clerks. Open to men and women l8 and over. Shflrthimd and 'I‘_\'pmg not. required. Applic- nzions to reach Ottawa by Mai’ 22- Severni hundred appointments to be made. Our advice has helped hundreds get jobs as Clerks, Post- nien. Sic-nos, etc. Information and Booklet Free. M. C. C. Schools Ltd. Toronto 10. Oldest in Can- ada. "4393

Male Help Wanted éijiv WANTED AT ONCERMAN FOR

fnriu work. W. Godfrey- iiiarsliiield. L-423-5-7-3i. IIEN WANTED AT ONCE.

ages per hour. Island Fer-

W 40c tiiizer C0,, Charlottetown. L-{M-S-B-Bl

WANTED — FIRST-CLASS BAR- ber at once. Nconans Barber Shop, Summerside. L-459-5-8-2i.

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price, Apply “D." Guirfilgr-XS-Lg‘

Agents _ Wanted

AGENTS T0 SELL PORTRAIT ‘Iiniziarsements Bin monev make!

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NOTICE

lilr. Jimmie Bruce has re- signed his position as col- lector with the firm of H. R. Large & (10., coal dealers to enlist. in the Army.

W- E. BENTLEY, K. U.

J- A. BENTLEY, K. C. C. F. BENTLEY. LLB. Barristers and Attorneys-ut- LII

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» Charlottetown

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l-ill" Collection ill

Iv Croat Georg;

for guaranteed necessities 200 of them). succeed with Fami- lex. Liberal Commission, Repeat business assured. Cooperation. Complete details and free cata- logue first letter: Familex. 570 St. Clement, Montreal. N-540-2.

Female Help Wanter‘

WANTED —- CAPABLE EXPER- fenced maid. References. Gocd Write A. 3., Guardian. L-449-5-8-2i. WANTED — IIOUSEKEEPEB. Kimble Sanderson. Grand View. L-482-5-9-2i. WANTED GIRL FOR, HOUSE- work. Must. be cook. Country l preferred. rite immediately rs. W. R. Dennis. Mfirshfield.

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general housework. To sleep out preferred. Aprply 289 Euston St. Phone 1130. 11-454-5-9-11. WANTED-AT ONCE GIRL FOR. work in house and tourist cab- ins. Write X Guardian. Phone 1586-3. L-5i4. ARMLESS GERMANS BIIRLITN — (AP)- German sol- diers who lose both arms can be. made "self-reliant" by artificial limbs tied to muscles. say German

surgeons. (om of

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It takes at least five high-grade alloy steels to build a big transport plane or heavy bom- ber.

Switzerland has only about 21,- 000 persons entirely unemployed.

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold at Public

Auction in front. of the Law Courts

umberland Strait, at the South- eastern boundary of land formerly in possession of Neil McEaichei-n. now Mrs. Alexander lVfcEachems land. thence rurinin on said boundary North fifty-ax degrees thirty minutes East for the dis-

THE CI-LARLQEEEWN GUARDIAN

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STOCK QUOTA TIONS

tance of one hundred and thirty- two chains, or thereabouts thence, south for the distance of four‘ chains or thereabouts. thence, South fifty-three degrees west for ‘ the distance of one hundred and! chains or there- abouts or until it meets the said, shore, thence following the vari- ous courses of the said shore west.- wardly to the lace of commence- I merit. contui one hundred , acres of land, a ttlu more or less. ‘ The above sale is made by. vir- tue of a Power of sale con ined in on Indenture of Mortgage dated the sixth day of April A. D. l923_ from Henry Taylor of Rice Poiml in Queens County, Farmer. to Frederick Roberts of Charlotte- town in Queens County, Merchant. default having been made in pay- ment of interest. Dated this 16th of April A. D.

M1 . FRANK AUBREdY ROBERTS nn

WILLIAM WATTS Executor: of the Will of Frederick lleberh.

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Montreal Stock Exchange a (Canadian Press)

'lfl blofultitdilllllleedbf ~ ‘mjllfflffnxihlfs! maawde iyta debuiP-oi u lPQQdTeflg fnznll; T? Sim“ c!!!" co i mm, M, hour. Lockheed Aircraft culls ill P-38 Interceptor, glygn n; Bell Te] w,’ “m, pllhlll! demonstration brloro 50.000 Illeotulore at an air show n Brazilian 5 h, Angeics, the worlds farleoi. fllhting plane. Teal, Pilot, Burcham Can Cement 4 3-4 “n; m,» plane so fut on u level course over the municipal airport, gin Car Found 5 3-4

u, ,, m, ,l,,.w, that is (iIlppQl-Ild into m IIDIIIOII before the 0:2 ggnfufifd 2g p: ‘Mc,,;,,,-,_l,¢srd the Ihundnr of its ‘gluon. gggnaggamshlp 4 1:4 {'7 C

' i Ii t r Ill ' ilii “*3? *1 llilveriis ng a as aya e in vance ggpdan... ,0 _ n a . Mimimum (‘bargaini- Any Advertisement: 23 Cont: glen aicgowgrs; l: 14 l I Guardian local: Bo word- Wuiern 1nd Eastern lo l; mi) ‘lbb l: 1-4

gap: word; Announocircnguuud Coming Events 8c per W131: ‘Int Nickel . 301-2

Qlggsliicd 3c per void: In Memoriam Notices 70¢ m, (M1,; u“. o; i McCoil Front 4

no"; and Spiritual Offerings. Cards, etc. 5c per name: Letters of i M“ p°wer 33 1-4

condolence 70o per inc-b Wedding eugo mcnt 40 word: for $1.00 y N“ Brew

mo l0 sent: for every additional a wor Notices of Thank! and i gmzjfis 4c a-4

Appftclllilhll, 70c [er inch or 4o per word. Lisle of Subscription; l h“ 581m

I eenfe per inch. Adda..- and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on at L!” P“ --

qlpilratiou. St Law Com 155

' gécelr of Can _ j o can Pfd o9 (i? For Sale To Let STRAWBERRY Pillhlfrbg ma!!! T0 LET - c ROOM BUNGALOW, ontreal Curb log-cps "straw... P-“3-rB-4I- ___.. 1- Tguédwl‘ - Tvrvlgt Juplfiglgp (Canadian Press) rooms. a . Nil SALE - woanigkflglfs‘ a“!!! for 11am houcakeeptodlé, A p1,, 1% Stock: cim ii, Buss!" i“ '1 b4,5_5_-,'_,,_' Km: Square. L-m-g-s-ai- WW- °°"°““9-» ' *"““°‘ °°'“ - ~ “W _ - RT- b c - son sans - cimwggilwgrfi. ment. Central location, May 15th ‘Qssdlifgc A lg l-g em KW"! Clllvfimm‘ Roland I0 October 15th. Write S. 1113591‘ vTQ 71-4 51:25,, filial... Ii-SBO-b-fl-bi. g1“, ,g H ' zoom T0 LET. urn! rims. " m; illLly-PLAYEB PIANO IN mo“, Robin on’ mm A _ D111) Oil 9 3-4 dancer condition. ncrflilg‘ a Lqagfgfgflm. 1n: Pete 151-4 Toomiis Music Store. L-B - Pr ce Com — ~ — 11R APART- FOR SALE — SEED BARLEY $13!!) merit. 8 rooms and modem bath- Junl rPosto. A-Peifififl H‘; room. Electric stove. Continuum "'""“ ML L- - ' - hot wow‘. 830. I-Ienirni 500m’. (Canadian Precl) -———-'-7 XDI. - - - - nuance 110mm mo?‘ 9 1' Stock: Close plete Ifmces. Clintonw‘ 64.3, riederwion- 1* ' - Salesmen Wanted Canada 1;; o ei- o myve§i3§;1*gn1;§,g,,,5'*$li,?§§ WANTED - A SALESMAN on Fiorllfiedl: l 11s uri , - l ' g __ Horton, Bunbury. L-45°'5'5'm' iiififlfinfipfilfiie§iied lin Tillman“: gglilgl SE1‘: ‘ 1.51

Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL, May B -(CP)-Con- tinned liquidation of Bell Telephone highlighted dealings on the stock market. today. The issue fell three points to 137, lowest level reached since July, i940.

Another stock to seek low ter-

ritory was National Breweries. whgch sold at its deepest level since 193 . Elsewhere, quotations were irreg- ular, with mlnuses having the lact- ter of it. In papers, Howard smith Preferred sank two points and Bathurst “A" was weaker. st. Law- rence Corporation was a few cents higher. In utilities, Brazilian did better but. Canadian Northern Pow- efi fell back. Imperial was softer in o s

Losses ‘were general among mil-is- trials, Massey-Harris. the Camd- izin Car Issues and Canada Oe- ment pointing backward. C.P.R. in r. , took a. loss. while in mines l? undo and f-Iollinger slipped and Iii emotional Nickel recovered an early 10m.

Some improvements cropped up among miscellaneous securities. Im- perial Tobacco, Alcohol "B" and Celaneso all posting small advances.

Total sales: 15.100; industriala, a,- 800; mines. 6,300; bonds $11,000.

n

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, May 8 —(CP)—P1‘o- duce market prices here today, as reported by the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture, follow:

Butter, first: grade creamery prints, jobbing price, 31; first, grade solids. Jobbing price. 30 1-2; Que No. 1 pastr-urlsed, current receipt price. 29 3-8; No. 2 28 8-8; N0. I wholesale price 29 3-4: N0. 2 29.

Cheese: Western white, current receipt price, 14 13-16-16-111; col- ored 15 5-16-15-16; white and col- ored wholesale price, 15, which price ls applicable to cheese manu- factured on and after April 1, 1941, 1101‘ shipment to the United King-

om.

Eggs: Graded shipments in used free cases, selling at, A-large 21 l-2-22; A-Medium 20 l-2-2l; B grade 20; C Grade 18.

Potatoes: Que whites No. 1 75s .50-.00: No, 2 .40-.50: NB Mountain No. 1 75s .6540; PEI Whites N0. I 75s .75; PEI Mountain No. I 75s .80- 90; California White 100s No. I 3.65-3.75: Florida and California White 50s 1.80-1.90.

Markets At A

Glance

By The Canudi

TORONTO - Gold stocks other groups lower.

Press firmer.

MONTREAL- Utilities. papers and golds lower; other industrial! un- changed.

NEW YORK- Stocks slightly Inw-

Cl‘. -

WINNIPEG- Wheat unchanged of pegged prlcel.

NEW YORK-Cotton, rubber and sugar higher; coffee lower.

For common. ordinary ION

Currencies

NEW YORK. Ma B-(OPL- Arflfiut-inc peso galnzd 1-‘10 ofrh: cent tcda in its relation w the United B ates dollar to establish a now i941 high, leading various om- =1" for-Ian cin-i-eiwics m higher $55,525‘: Edna" 10191811 exchange

e Canadia d 11 ..

u cent at a‘ disrdougitadfrlgpafléapg; cent. (Ottawa Foreign Exchange Control Board rate 0.00-0.91 l- "!!! (“mum-l AdVflhMe were 15:0 "1859 by the Swiss franc and the H9"! K0118 11nd Shanghai dollars. “$115331 ti? 535"“ ‘it

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Toronto Exchange

‘MR-ONTO. MW a —(CP) - Movement 0f prices were irregular :35‘? 011 U16 TMOnto stock ex-

ge.

New individual lows were show- lflqeat the end of the day. Bel! ‘Ile phone closed l I-2 down at 137, its low marl: for nearly a year, Fanny Farmer tumbled 11-4 w 22, a new low for the year and other m" $00!: in the food groups were Canadian Bakeries Pfd (new), Lob- law A and Canada Vinegars. Build- ing and senior oil stocks lost around. Building products dropped l-I to 13 I-2 and Canada

n GYNIIIII Cement weakened minor fractions

"Id Imperial and International Petroleum weakened 1-8 w 1-4 Mo. Coll Pfd dropped 4 points to 90.

N99 Quins were recorded by Ma. c9555- Plckle Crow and Sylvanite Bkainst minor losses for Ooniaur- ‘ém’ 1m? 14ml IM. Maicheod-

Ocklhi-tt and Presto .

Nickel "m NOTE-lids. weakened 1-4 and other senior base nmtals held firm While Falconbridge drop- ggd 210 cents and Waite-Amulet 5. mfiéiltyfm! 5W6!) Rock were up

l. soft ts 011 liltvwere dglsardn d? dififili? I?!“ Gal-WHORE, Anglo-Canadian, ome Oil and Dalhourle.

Cnfin

CHICAGO, M 8-- _. Wheat market's givandeArl-ghicli fi added s!!! w 918M: cents a. bushel t0 P1106: since the first of the apart-h was halted today b profit-

hg touched of] by we; n35; of Oi-lagiecompiodéties. a cose 11-8-15-81 , May 96 3-4-1-3; Jly a4 7412f;- °°m “chanced to s-a down, May 79 1-5-1-4. Jly '10 z-s; Oats un- chansedIg-imllsqfiwer.

- l’ 8 -—(CP)—-Re- vival of export interest in Cunad. ian wheat stoic the show on win-- nlpeg grain exchange today. Trad- ers est mated that as much a; 3 - 000.000 bushels or wheat had been sold for shipment Overseas and a1. gwelgh till?’ business failed to in- u c; du ure prices here, Upeyg,

ons a a more optimistic tone

Wheat values held at their mini.

for May and 77 1-2 for July.

Buenos Aires quotation - Ohimsed to 1-a higher all n

MINING

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. May 8-

st”!!! Close Aldermac 7 1.2 A118 Cdn 53 Ang Huron 300 Arntfleld 5 3.4 Beattie 193 BldBOOd 8 l-4 Brouian 32 Buff Cdn 4 3.4 Calmcnt l5 Cariboo 24p Cent Pat 17 Chester 136 chromium 3g Cochenour '10 Comwealth 20 Coniarum 115 Davies 14 Dome Oil 31 3-4 Duqueshe 9 1-3 East Malart 22a Eldorado s5 Falcon 230 Fwd Kirk 4 Fernlarid z Fire Pete z 1.1 Francoeur 33 Gods Lake 25 1-2 Goldale 12 14 Gold Eagle Gold Gate '1 3-4 Hard Rock 74 Had Pap Hollinger 12 5-3 Home 041 171 Homestead 2 HOWGY 21 1-2 Hud Bay Min 24 i-a Inspire. 22 Int Nickel 30 l-2 Jason 37 3-4 Kerr Add 380 Kirk Hud 40 Kirk Lake 82 Lake Shore l8 3-4 itch 48 Little LL 180 Macassa 380 MacLeod 156 Madsen 59 Malart Maralgo l 1-4 McIntyre 47 McKenzie 10a Naybob 24 Noranda 40 3-4 Norrnetal 35 Omega l3 ‘Pacalta 3 l-4 Page Her 9B 3-4 Pamour 107 Pandora 4 Puymaster 1B Pick Crow 235 Pioneer 200 Preston 2B0 Roche 3 l-8 St Ant 9 l-2 San Ant 275 senator 41 Shawkey - Sheri-iii: 67 Siscoe 56 slave Lake '1 l-I S0 Pete 2 l-li sleep Rock I03 Sturgeon i5 sylvenite 250 Uchi i0 Upper Can 130 Ventllml I00

mum levels of 75 7-8 cents a bushel‘ -

‘New York Stock

Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Stock; Close Am c and F 26

Anaconda 24 1-4 Baldwin LOCO 13 3-4 Bendix Av 34 1-2 Beth Steel 69 3-8 Ches Ohio 36 l-2 Chrysler 56 7-8 Con Edison l8 7-8 Elec Auto Lite 27 1-4 Gen Elec 2B 5-8 Gm Motors 38 1-2 Gt Nor Pfd 26

Kennecott 33 3-4 Mont Ward 82 l-4 NY Central l3 1-2 Nor Am Co l2

Penn RR. 25

Phil Pet C0 40 7-8 Std Oil NJ 36 l-Z ‘rexas Corp 39 1-4 U 8 Rubber 22

U S Si’. Co 52 7-8 West; Union 20 l-2 West Elec 88 3-4 Woolworth -

Coffee Used To Be A Drug

(By Peter Taylor)

Just three centuries ago, in 1841, tbg Englishman had his first op- portunity of tasting coffee. For a good many years after that only small supplies were brought to Britain. You bought it at a chem- 1st’; shop, from u drawer which bore the imposing inscription “Caff. Arab." If you were so inquisitive so as to ask the apotliecary what this inscription meant. he would tell you that. it was an abbreviation of "Caffee Arabian." This was the first English variant; of the Arabic name "Cahve," which in due course developed into its resent forms.

Infusions o! “ca fee" were pre- scribed for a score of ills ranging from drunkenness to consumption, dropsy to smallpox! People soon be- came aware that these infusions were certainly toothsome, 1f not health-restoring. Wealthy invaiids. real and imaginary. persuaded their physicians to prescribe large doses of coffee and. in time. other‘ shops entered the coffee trade, selling the beans for their taste rather than their medicinal qualities. 311'. cof- fee drinking began to baa popular pleasure only after the advent of the "coffee houses." the most char- acteristic feature of London in the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. They certainly, at one time, outnumbered the City's inns and taverns. England's first coffee house was opened in Oxford in 1850; London's lfrst such rendezvous was opened two years later in one the many alleyways that lead 111w Corrihill. The coffee-man, as the keepers of these houses wcze always known, was a Turkish manhunt who had probably crossed to Fing- land from one of the Continental capitals. where the coffee-house had long been a familiar sight.

I-Iow this pioneer house prosper- ed we do not. know, but over ten years passed before the sccixid one was opened. This became one of the Londoner's favourites, under the name of The Rainbow. As these places became more numerous each one had its name, taker. either from a sign similar f-o those of inns or from the proprietors frame. One of the best. known was Wills, a Pet; rendezvous of the poet: Dryden. Once the coffee house caugh: on. it became more popular in England than anywhere else. Iietwecn 1680 and 1730, more coffee was consum- ed in London than any other my, and most; of it was drunk in these coffee-houses.

Probably coffee has had more in- fluencc on English life than any other drink. The coffee-house was the great, social centre of its time. Most of the eighteenth-century poets and authors met their friends n these centres, gaining inspira- tion for some of the greatest books from the talk andcxchange of ideas there. City business men gathered at other houses, and two of the “Square Mike's" most famous insti- tution: developed from coffee- houscs where merchants and finan- ciers mct to do business over a "dish of coffee"-never a cup, if

you please.

Lloyd's coffee-house saw the birth of the world-famous insur- ance exchange. while the stock

Exchange was formed as a com- mon centre for activity, which had, until then. been carr ed On in a score of coffee houses. One of these was the headquarters for brokers who dealt in Consuls, another was the home of the industrial share market, and so forth.

Besides being exchanges for liter- ary and political opinions and for business dealings. the coffee-houses were among London's favorite soc- ial centres. Most of them were vir- tually clubs. You could read the newspapers on their tables. beside a roaring fire, and remain sipping coffee or Just talking or reading for as long as you pleased. Coffee was cheaper then than it is today. and the purchase of a. penny dish of the beverage entitled you to the use of the place for as lorlg as you cared to stay.

How coffee was “brewed" when first, drunk in London, I do not know. The coffee-pol did not make its debut there until the beginning of the eighteenth century.

There was always a good deal of political activity going on in the coffee-houses; Charles II tried to suppress them, as he had a sus- picion. probably not wholly unjusti- fied, that some of them were cen- tres for what we would 001314,)’ call "subversive activity."

About the middle of the eight- teenth century. tea, which nad first been brousht over about the same time as coffee. but which nod ion; remained ridiculously costly. drop-

ped in rice to a level at which all could u ford it. After that its popu- larity increased rapidly. and the Waite Amu 325 Wandlgo 1a Waite Amu 325 Westflank 2 Wilt-soy 0 - Wfi H81‘): 506 Ymir YG 6 UNLISTED Dilher It! 110

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coffee-house fell from favour.‘ Cof- fee survived ass rich man's drink, to beenloved in tn».- privacy of his mansions, Cllibs, and luxury r95. taurants; and since that first long spurt of enthusiasm. Britons have never been a nation of coffee drink- ers. It ls drunk more widelv (U. day than formerly. but most people {iowadays do prefer their cup of ca.

Keep Minard‘; In the home_

iiuorioii SALE

I am instructed to scll by public Auction the property of the lam Allison Auld, Clyde River, on Thursday. May 15m at. 1 p.m. Standard Time sharpz-Farm con- sisting of one hundred acres of choice land, 85 acres cleared, 15 .acres of hard and soft wood and

ready for sawing.

STOCK: 2 work horses, 15 head of cattle, including 3 milk cows, 4 newly freshened. 2 to freshen soon, 1 2 year old heifer in calf, 4 year- lings. 2 calves, 1 brood sow, 7 young pigs.

CROP: Quantity of hay, straw and oats. ti bushels clean Coron- ation wheat.

IMPLEMENTS:1 manure spreader (MJ-I.) almost new, 1 hay rake (liI.I-I.), 1 binder, I hay mow- er, disc, spike and spring tooth barrows, 1 gang plow, 1 sectional seeder. 1 horse hoe ‘vith cart, I scuffler, potato marker, potato dig- ger, potato grader, turnip seeder, platform scale (Renfrew), 2 wood slelghs, 1 driving sleigh, I driving wagon. .1 single truck wagon, 1 team truck wagon, 2 hay racks, I cart, hay fork and rope, driving harness, work harness, ladders. hoes. forks, shovels, swings, 80 lb. cream can.