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or allied lnd-Jap battle deete prescges one of history’: al encounters in the Bay of Bengal. Map shows prospec-

uve battle arena and target towns along the eastern cpqst of India.

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p Wanted

TVTAN FOR FARM m; Apply Wilbur Jones, auﬂcttewltll R. R. 1.

OR BOY T0 Will pay good Frank McRae,

4-22-31.

mrlknilm

york on Inriii. ‘ma. A9111)’

513501 Road.

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13¢; JOY KILLER. “ligtlgmlisiiiiai Remedy" 7805 is u 10y bringel‘. 04 (loses w-ith supply oi Vitamin only $499» 378mm“ yummy 4-22-1mo.

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For Sale

FOR SALE — FRESHENED COW. Apply Guardian. 4- -2i.

FOR SALE — ONE MARE 8 YEARS glgl. 1400 lbs. in foal. 314 Fitzrgy

FOR. SALE — DE LUX PRAM. Good condition. 84 School‘ 3L

FOR SALE — STURDILY BUILT

lobster type motor boat about 30 ft. Car engine. Apply 108 King St._ Charlottetown. 4-23-2i.

FOR SALE — NEWLY FRESllEN- ed Guernsey Cow. Harry Rodd, Harrington. 4-24-2i.

FOR SALE -- ELECTRIC WEST-

inghouse Table Radio. Bargain. Applv Guardian. 4-24-21.

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Tejnhile Help Wanted

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NANTED - CAPABLE EXPER- ieiioed maid for housework. Phone

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men - READY TO waym ‘ department experienced sales lady. X. Y. Guardian. 4-2443

NANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENC- ed maid. Phone 1728, 451 Elihu!‘ Street. 4- 4i-

EANTED —- lllilll) FOR LIGHT

housework and cooking. Most ev- etiiu s free each week. Rﬁfﬁfeilce! nqu d. Write MrsUT. M. SteeveS. l’! Queen Square, Saint JOh2.2lg-§l-

WANTED - GIRL TO ASSIST with housework. Good wagfs. Bundevs free. Mrs. .

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ii~ Work Wanted

WANTED woiﬁTnTf-nncricsi.

mule nurse. 23G King Street.

4-24-11. W a nted

WANTED — LESSl-‘E FOR SER- ! vice station at Montague. Apply '; Irving Oil Co. Ltd., Charlotte- .wwn‘ 4- 3i.

bcslrnhle s c l f-contahw! first floor apartment, Fitzroy street. Phone 40B.

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Professional Cards

McLEOD 8. BENTLEY

W. E. BENLEY. K. C. l. A. BENTLEY K. C.

Barrister: and Attcrueye-nt- Law MONEY TO LOAN I54 Prince Street

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‘ Morrelland Company ii. F. ARCHIBALB

Chartered Accountnnl: Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

JAhNH-HLNHF-F-F ALEX W MATHESON

Beluiisini: ﬁ(ll.li‘.l'l‘0ll. no ""9! in Loon Collection! Uillce: 90 Great George Street.

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Mltkisrnn SOIIPITQR no, “mdlln dnnli of Commerce II‘- "QNI! T0 LOAN.

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STORE TO LEIM-SUITABLE FOR Groceries or Meat. Central. 248 Richmond. 4-24-27.

TO LET — HOUSE 200 KENT ST. Seven rooms. Conveniences and Furnace. Apply 26 Spring Perk Road. 4-20412-24.

T0 LET — HOUSE N0. 77 UPPER Prince Street. Seven rooms and attic. Conveniences and furnace. Apply '15 Upper Prince, 4-24-31.

TO RENT —_ FIVE ROOM APART. ment. ground floor, heated, elec- tric range, continuous hot water.

pf) s, Home, 130 Elm Ave. Te ephone 321. 4-22-31.

Miscella neous

UNLOADING COAL $8.00 PER ton- Blsck Coal $4.50 r ton. Cash. Delivered. M. F. We h.

4-24-27-29.

Position Wanted Ydum; MAN WANTS POSITION c." can

es k driver. Write " Guardian. 4-24-2i.

Auction Sale

At the Auction Warehouse. Grafton street. Friday, April 24 at 1 P. M. quantity household furni- ture gm] shop fixtures including: 1 drop heed Entonia sewing mn- chine, chest: drnwere, burenu, bcdl. Sgring l: mattresses; Chesterfield; c estcrﬂeld choir; electric radio‘; battery radio: chairs; tables; hand operated can sealing mn- Bhlllﬂi bed screens: smoker; side- boerds; beb cribs; floor lamps; l section boo cue: eettee end chain (Mohelr coverinll: bed- room rocker; flat to deck: eet right-hand golf cln s: electric ironer: eombinetlon electric end cool stove; chamber sets; pictures; 5 mantle clock: (8 do ): books: dishes; l0 lb. scales; ding drink cooler: ‘l restaurant boothl: l pleno end bench: I orgeu cud stool. end other utlcle: too num- erou: to mention.

W, ll. BEATON. Auctioneer. 4-22-31

Public Auction

All movnbles and effect: cf the personal end reel estate of the lat: Annie M. McLeod. Mollvillc, Int d0, will be eoid by Public Auction on Wednesday, Mny 8th, 1.80 P. M. The property coneiet: of tlfteen ncreo fertile cultivated lend, nicely eltueted, near to Rnllrood diction. Poet Office. Stores. cto- lanvln e room we cultured wit. iiyritninin mall fllrnnoe In basement, numb porch "I! barn, gangs, hen hone: oml 33% ""° '°" "film" ‘i; torney. Cher-

. c on n: om 1hr let to ctli. A. A. IAMSAY,

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GUARDIAN

[Osrocx QUOTA TIONS

MONTREAL STOOK EXONANOE

(Ceundinu Prose)

Stock:

Bell m m"

143 1-2 7 8-8

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‘i 3-4 23

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Int. Nickel Mtl Power Nat Brew Nat steel Car Noranda Quebec Power Shnwinigan 8t Law Com 8t Law Pfd

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Finance

NEW YORK. A9111 23-(Ap)_ Price freezing and tax gloom envel-

NTD oped Wall street today as the stock Stocks closed

market resumed its after e few rallying sessions. Clos- 1118 losses Ktneraily ranged from fractions to more than 2 ints.

International Nickel an Hiram Walkers were the principal losers among Canadian stocks. On sales of 2.300 shares Nickel declined 3-4 while Walkers fell 7-8. Walkers pid stock picked up 1-8 while Ford o! Canada mined the some e.- mount. Unchanged were Canadian Pacific. Distillers Seagrams, Dome and Luke Shore Mines. Brazilian Traction and Imperial Oil were steady.

Penetrating last Friday's bot- Wm Wilde the Associated Press 60- stock composite dropped .8 oi’ l ‘Point to the lowest since April 28. i933. It closed at 32.5.

Shim declines totalled 420.413 shares compared with 257.030 yes- terday.

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press) Stocks

Abitibi Com Abitibi Pld Asbestos Beauharnols Ford A Imp Oil Imp Pete Price Com Price Pfd

FARM FOR SALE

For sale farm of the late R03’ Ford, Glasgow Road. Consisting of 50 acms in high state of cultivation, well watered and fenced. New house, outbuildings in good Tellair. Apply to:

MAYUS FORD.

Administrator 4-18-21-24-25

7”‘? '." $@$ $

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NOTICE

Starting May 131 gul- store will close at 6 P. M. on

M0048)’. Wednesday and Friday until further notice

R. L. DICKIESON, New Glasgow.

AUCTIO

I will sell on the Market Square on Tuesday, April 28th at 2 o’clock:-2 driving wagons in perfect condition.

.. . .. L-S. BIGGAR, Auctioneer.

For Sale

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2000 bushel Oats, portion lng small barley.

Oarvcll Bros. Ltd.

Choice contain- percentage g

EXAMINATION lilting end sggirh: ("II"-

ll. J. IMBON

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Grain

WINNIPEG. April 23-40?)- Export business end mill buying 081111 ceme into the tmlc on

Winzii sin nod“. Whﬁimtigee cl engcd. Grain futures close:

3 ghee/t: May 79 14A, July 8O Oaieclvic 5i i-IB. Jul ‘l-dli 4c s-eli y w ’

Barley: Mn st s-ua, 3-43, Oct 03 14A. Cash

prices:

Wheat: Nos 1 hard and inc: '19 1-3; no 2 nor '76; no 8 nor 73 1-2; no 4 nor '72 i-4; no 5, ‘i0; no 6, 67 3-4: feed 65 1-4; no 1 garnet. ‘l 1-4; no 2 garnet 72 8-4; no 3 gar- net ‘ll 3-4; i durum" 1-4; no l A.R.W. 3-4.

Oats: noiOwbi 1-2: eXSOW 49l-2;no3CWisndex1i 48 3-4; no 1 feed 48 l-l: no 21c 1-2: no 3 feed 44 1-2.

Barley: melting grades: 6 nos i and 2 CW 64 3-4; 2-rorw

-ww nos CW 64 3-4. Others: no l feed 60 3- 8102 teedeol-Z; nodieedbdi-

Toronto Exchange

April behind minus signs

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1°11! 40401119 in the index today after compar-

atively light trading in the med- ium and higher price issues. Tum- over of 53.000 diam of Ontario Nickel lifted the IEEPOSatQ to , O00 shares.

Mining shares were the weakest 8101015. the base metals dropping .34 and golds .28. Ontario Nickel dropped an early gain before the close end narrow ziet losses were showing for Inter-notional Nickel, Consolidated Smelter-s, Not-ends, sticrrit-t end Steep Rock.

Bralorne took a loss of 20 to 7.10 and (Zhestervilie was fairly active on a drop of 10 cents to 80. Con- iaurum was off 8 to 60. Lake shore weakened 10 to 8.90.

Industrial: Renerelly were in dull trade and prices were steady in the average. final prices show- ing for a. loss of only .08. Steels were a bit stronger.

Western oil stocks traded quiet- ly and the close was down narrow- ly for Home, Calgary-Edmonton nad Anglo-Canadian.

Banks

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Canada. — Montreal 1B2 Nova scotia 2'13 Commerce — Royal Bank 150

Mining

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. April 23-

Stocks

Acme Oil P Con Aldermen Ang Cdn Ang Huron Aunor Bear Ex Bralorne Brit Dom Broulan Buff Ank Cal Edm

Franco Gunner Hollinger Home Oil Hcmest

Howey

l-lud Bay Min Imp Oil Inspire

Int Nickel Kerr Add Kirk Lake Lake shore Lemnquc

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MecLe Malartic Massey Massey P McIntyre McKenzie McWetter: Moore Nitybob Noranda. Ont Nickel Pick Crow Pioneer Premier Prcstont eeris on glxn Ant

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Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL. April 23—(CP)—- Metals, industriais and utilities figured in light transactions wday on the stock exchange and curb market, and price fluctuations were narrowly irregular.

Hudson Bay Mining end Norsn- de. were prompted to higher levels in metals and Consolidated Smelt- ers and International Nickel slipp- ed. Imperial was down In oils.

Stronger industrials were Can- adian Car preferred, st. Lawrence Paper referred and Howard smith while sco “B." Foundation and Notional Steel Car were in the milllli CBIITP.

Bell Telephone was firmer in utilities but Canada Northern Pow- er lost its opening rise. Gatirieau and Stiawinigan were in arrears. Montreal Power was fairly active but failed to more.

Imperial Tobacco was a modest wLnner among miscellaneous issues traded.

Total sales: 9.800 shares; indus- lriels, 7.800; Mines. 2.000.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. April 23-—(CP)— Canadian Ccmmcdity Exchange.

Butter spot: Que and western (92 score) 35 1-4B.

Eggs spot: Eastern A-large 29 i-2-30; A-medium 2B-29; A-ipul- leis 23-24; E-B 25-26; E-C 23 i-Z-PA

MONTREAL. April 23—(CP)_ Produce Market prions here today es reported by the Dominfon De- pertinent of Agriculture follow:-

Elgsr graded shipment selling A-lﬂrite 29 1-2: A-medium 2s; pul- leis 342 B 2'7; C 24.

Butter: first grade creamery Prints. Jobbing price. 36—36 l-2; first grade solids. Jobbing price 35 14-36: wholesale, Que no i pas- teurized storage 35 i-4, no 2 stor- age 34 3-4.

Potatoes: Que whites no 1 1.85- 13710: no 12 1.25-1.50:

n-n no .5-l80: PFT moun- tain 1.80-1.90: whites 1.75-1.80 -

Market's At

(Canadian Press) T450000 and New York-Stocks

osed lower. Mgillrﬁp-elltilllliiieie; and "golds low- ‘ r - _ "in. a 5 I er. o er indus

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Glance

Currencies

NEW YORK. sprii 23—(OP)— The Canadian dollar tinlmec 1-1s of e. cent higher at a discount of P 1r? P91‘ Cent in today's closing tgfelﬂll exchange dealings. (or- B"! Foreign Exchange Control

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icurist Accommodation for this Summer

GENERAL TRAVEP INFURMATIBN

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_ We again intend to issue a. booklet giving information regarding Places to Stay on Prince Edward Island. Forms to be filled in and rc- tiuned to us are being mailed to all those whose names were listed last year. If you intend to offer accommodation during the summer months and were not listed last year will you kindly write us immediately and the necessary forms will be sent you. We can only list the names and particulars of those who actually complete the forms. Even if listed last year it is necessary for you to send us the form for this year if you wish your name included. -

From present indications, based on the number of inquiries being received and other information, we believe that the tourist prospects for Prince Edward Island this year are fairly good.

GENERAL INFORMATION. Owing to so many rumors being circulated regarding transportation, which have no foundation in fact, we urgently request you when writing to your friends to get the facts. The following information is the latest we have received from govern- ment and travel sources-

AUTOMOBILES. American tourists when entering Canada, if staying for a. period of over forty-eight hours, receive a permit for twenty units of gasoline, which on the present basis of ﬁve gallons to the unit equals one hundred gallons of gasoline, On the ordinary automobile this allows approximately 1,800 miles for driving. We have been in- formed that there are largo numbers of automobiles still with good tires on them, also that some people from th Unitd States are doubling up on their automobile trips and two families coming in one car. Write this information to your friends.

BY RAIL. Our latest official information is that United States citizens will be free to travel to any part of the North American con- tinent. There are no restrictions on rail travel in Canada. We expect heavy rail traﬁic to Prince Edward Island from the Maritimes, Quebec and Ontario. The special twenty-one day excursion rates will be in effect from June 14th to September 1st from Port Arthur east. The through daily Pullman service between Charlottetown and Montreal has been resumed. This Pullman at present leaves Montreal on the "Mar- itime Express" at noon. When the summer timetable goes into effect on May 25th it will leave Montreal every evening, except Saturday, on the “Ocean Limited". The Pullman leaves here every morning, except Sunday, at 7.00 a.. m. Connections from Summer-side and West are made at Emerald Junction. This is a splendid service and we ask you to give it as much publicity as possible.

AIR SERVICE. The Maritime Central Airways is providing a splendid twice daily service from Charlottetown and Summerside to Moncton and Saint John. Connections are made at Moncton with the Trans-Canada Airlines for Halifax, Montreal and points West, and from Moncton to Boston via. North Eastern Airlines, connecting at Boston and New York with American Airlines to all points. This service is becom- ing increasingly popular.

BUS SERVICE. We have been informed that SMT bus service on Prince Edward Island will be the same as last year with a few minor schedule changes. Improved Sunday bus service will be in effect. Other local bus services, we understand, will be resumed as usual. Bus connections to the mainland will be the some as last year. There will be two daily bus services to and from Boston and Sa-int John during the summer months.

WOOD ISLANDS FERRY. This» splendid service will be re- sumed May 1st with some slight schedule changes. The S. S. “Prince Nova.” during the winter months was put in excellent shape for the summer service.

THIS YEAR PEOPLE WANT AND MUST HAVE THE ACTUAL FACTS REGARDING TRANSPORTATION. We have available in this oﬂice a great deal of trsﬂic information such as sched- ules, rates, et cetera, on the various services, and we will gladly assist you in any way possible. We do not sell tickets. These are obtained at W. K. Rogers Agencies Ltd., Queen Street,

WAR EFFORT. Owing to the fact Canada. needs every dollar of American exchange that can possibly be secured for the purpose of paying for our vast war purchases in that country, end that tourists bring in American dollars, we urgently request you to send us the names end addresses of your friends and relatives in the United States to whom we can send our literature and the exact facts about coming to Canada. this year. Last year we received a. large number of names. and many came here after receiving the facts we sent them. Now we want any additional names not previously sent in. We again repeat this is an URGENT MATTER IN THE WAR. EFFORT. We should also like to receive names and addresses of your C anadian friends and relatives.

We ask for your cooperation along the lines mentioned in this advertisement.

T0 THE ARMED FORCES. If you will send us the names and addresses oi‘ your friends and relatives we will be very glad to mail Prince Edward Island booklets to them.

FISHING LICENSES ARE FOR. SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

The Prince Edward Island Travel Bureau B. GRAHAM ROGERS, Supervisor, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

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