THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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New York Stock MINING Exclian ‘ ge (Canadian Press) ioRDNTO, April 1— i shill-l (Canadian Press) l! O1! Sm" ch" ‘Alderéizlao Ang n ‘A: gefnilel" 1g’; Amtfieid torus“ it 1'1 wnllii‘ Baldwin Loco 14 ‘i-B Be“ Beattie Bendix Av 33 1-3 Bid Md Beth steei ‘l7 3 Bobjo Chrysler 53 1'5 Broulan 21:111.... a 1a 5°“ E1“ 31 cent Pat ght weeks. Up to 35. Ge“ M°°°" 43 3'4 cent Pore 000 Italian troops had defended that place and positions to ti. gout], Gt N” PM 25 5'3 Chester that _|Il tected Asmara, the capital city, and Massawa, thee chief frﬁﬁlelagrd {f cochemam‘ lwlt What preparation of these were cr-ptured M; not been dischmed N y Qentm] 13 _ cmllal?” Apparently the British on either side of the railway clnggd m “um Nor Am Co 14 5-8 conmmm of Koren, capturing gmng mnunmn ha...“ m, cum ‘n’ Penn 1m 24 1-a °°§,,f;"°“ escape of all the Italian troops to the izorth. On the aclilgmpual, u“ Phil Pet Co 38 3-8 game on map of Eritrea, the battlefront as it existed two day; befu- .11’: Sm o" NJ 35 ' Dorval l: will I!!! lﬂmb“ by ' ha“ blm‘ ""°' Tl" he"! eoblvnn 6X1? g3 l‘: Emlmﬁrmi s W e r h ' as a Koren toward Asmuras. ma’ h‘. ‘o’ M". the “no o’ “hi.” from ll g glubCbgr Francoeur . " Vanadium Corp 26 ggfidsmléakl’ . West Union 211-2 Gold G t, P s vvgggliwlglig 245-3 QpnIiKbBé-Olﬂ aya c in Advance Hﬁfww - Mlmlmuin (‘lvirgc ior Any Advertisement; 25 Centp Ir-lgrdqohock Central Guardim locals, 5 d c ' Harker ~ 2i! her viord, Annuumi-irazitgerarlliol-Climvlllazlel-Evgilli: Eager“ local? Homnger gglsgizdfg per‘ word). ‘In hlemorlam Notices 70c per llfﬂlrcrlnlgvtgrg’ gome o“ I ll' .u. i . - ‘ ' e Condolence 1'1,» pol 1.11.‘"lli’.i.rl.l§"i;.il”'g.§.i..‘l°5..““'“°' Lem" °' NEW YORK A ril 1 (AP 113g in. Min i" llllcflﬂi! $61’ vvery additional 3 words Notices :1? '-l~1’..'.§'.{,",1',‘,’ Canadian dollilr tank 5e JIJItE: Illipml‘ k pprec a on, s | ' d ‘ “ I N 1 49 “ms p" ‘nclnlzldarsli éirrldteprizgiénvgacl. Lists oi suhwrhlﬂun, glIBEGf-iliest/eps 101111118111 1n months in Jgck ‘Ignite application.‘ ‘on sum other "n" ‘m an‘; larndgexd edit: it)???» mﬁgﬁt “on __- with a. gain of 2 1-4 cents to a dis- Kill: ‘mg count of 12 9-16 per cent. (Ottawa gm I119 . For sale Mn. He... wan... fftii‘iir§"o.°rii‘“.lii.n'l“i‘.ilwﬁii’“ .__ Demand. according to banking Lap“ Cad GOOD WEENER PlGs FOR SALE. ii/ANTED _ MAN F‘_—_—__ quarters was based on unconfirmed much Livestock Marketing Board. work. Apply to 31.3110“ HFARM reports ‘frrm Ottawa that B, my- um‘? u‘ 11-537-4-1-21. son. North River. EYQMEIIYFQ" elgn exchange agreement between x385“ __m___f_____>__ __________ . Leod rou sous - DRAUGHT HORSE WANTED - voimc m N BE. lilﬁietrjneimiritil-littﬁinmd cum i‘ Mm“ 1o years old. Apply Victor Friz- tween 1s and 22 with high school The agreement accordin to th “Mam” mn- Marsh d- L‘557‘4'2‘4- eduilltlii" l0!” Dermanent office circles would provide for agzceptail: ﬁﬁkﬁyrf ..______ ____ _,_______ . z rou SALE- AVY CARDBOARD ‘Cvllllarlottggg/lll R‘ T‘ Hf1.'5"£“4l‘“°§' i‘ P“ l“ ‘he ‘Timed Sm“ °f the Mewoxltels in slheets 11 1:1 22 inches suitabe ————-- ' '1", Dﬁlflggaflléafaffwl-‘d H K Min corp or nn out o .. so ts ii W! 0H8 hundred} Appllvwguardﬁl? p“ Male and Female Help dollars were d:wn narrowly in $12235 L-2B2-2-28-ti. Wanted ggeﬁhgggiiaigiao ‘ma’ Naybob _ l 1'8. WEN iifi- Nipis i Female Help Wanter‘ NOW is THE TIME TO GET s changed’ Norarsitilai -i_._____.. o" ___ . N‘ W£QNTED IMMEDIATELY GIRL Sigl/‘ienéxlxilglztlilﬂdvkblgk (getglrlo Pill; ' ‘Tania o ou k. O . h . Fl - ' O sir-fen llglellvgorﬂlgllls-rualﬁl‘vCgmlfell-‘I sinvge °£i.'}‘“l§’3rsl.‘.“°t~§§§%i,,£f§{‘ Montreal Curb Piildgilr land Street. L-54i-4-1-3l, M. c. c. Schools Ltd- Toronto 10f Pandora Oldest 1n Canada No Aizents Partanen WANTED - 11min FOR mm" ' c m*—~, Paymastgr time. References required. Apply Agents Wanted ( an an he”) Perron Gold Guardian. fh-saa-i-i-zi. _________,_______ stock! mo" Eek: crow WANTED - a cinnmETMAYiT. BE YOUR 0W" Boss- lF Y0" e5 °“ Apply by letter Russ Hotel. f3‘? ggﬁﬁltggg‘ l‘) 5°?’ milk“ Abmbl 9°"! — ZEmAQQ‘, L'555'4'z'3l- 20o of them) snglogceessil-ligil Pg? gbhublailrd a 5'8 swat" lex. Liberal Commission Repeat Don A 11% sherlm t business “ssured- Cvdneration. Imp 011 ... 515°“ fmgvlglet rllettégls and free cat-a- Price Com _ SlﬂilBnL k oz e r ; 1 _ - _ a a e CiementqsMgntrreafamlexNidﬁ Price Pm _ Stijeglei Boil! —-——————--—-— ' s raw La e . WOMEWS L B‘ R I . (Canadian Press) t Highest prices paid, our --_ m N Y .g§‘:,°;‘§, 159°" gylllll-ggli: cheque to you by return 1.01%: gig’? ATwgggl-ﬂ} by I- Commerce 150., Tqtﬁmugh mail for all gold posted tions warden. Mrs? ytml. E, ﬁlggtlgzgtla g3 ‘Towagrnao ' ' XlfT- l-li. Amer! W ' -' T to us, including gold mm“, igemcﬁ ggnmdufgllillfaiitfmgvzln Royal Bk 15g lug‘? R" leelll- 3:51:11 tori-martini; egos‘! in closte vermin: .r: on w i; Wa Am DAVID NEIMA, Fire Department. e cw M c1 y Welndiiigo Wr 111g

Credit Jeweller, New Glasgow, N. S.

Mortgage Sale

Sealed Tenders

will be received by the undersigned up till Tuesday, April 8th for cheese maker, season of 1941. Applications to state wages per hundred weight of cheese and also by the month and ﬂnd his own help. Also for hauin milk and delivering whey on rou e same as 1940 or any other new route. And for 30 cords of hord- wood in two foot length to be deliv- ered by June lst.

“ KINKORA DAIRYING ASSOCIATION [1499-3-20-4-2-5.

Professional Bards

McLEOD 8. BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. J. A. BENTLEY. K. C. C. F. BENTLEY. LL. B. Barristers and Attomeys-st- Law

MONEY T0 LOAN 154 Prince Street

M-ilililELl. a 1:0. u. r. ARGIIIBALII

Chartered Accountants laltern Trust Bulldin] Charlottetown

M. ALBAN FARMER

B.A~ LLB. BABIIISTEB, BOLICITOB ETC. n Bank oi’ Commerce Bldg. MONEY 1'0 LOAN.

ALEX W. MATHESON IAIBIBTEB. SOLICITOII. Ilene to Loan Collection!

0t’ lee: I0 Great George St.

EYES EX AMINED

and GLASSES FITTED J. S. TAYLOR OPTOMETRIST

New Location Cor. Kent and Queen Sta

Opposite Ma's Grocery Ivenlnp lly Appointments . ‘_ . ‘Hume Residence 1018

There will be sold at Public Aue- tibn in front of the Law Courts . Building in Charlottetown in Queens County on 21st day oi April, A- 0 . at the hour of twelve o'clock noon.

All and singular the lands follow- ins that i1 to say, al that tract, lllece and parcel of land situated, Ill"! Mill lwlnl on Lot or Township Number 85 in Queen's County in Prince Edward island bounded and described as follows: that is to say, wmlllellvllll at a square post fixed In the west side o! the road leading through the Milicove Settlement at the southeast corner of land former- ly in the occupation of Bryan 0’Neiil _ chains to the line dividing Lots thirty-four and thirty- ﬂve thence south along the said div- lsion line a dl tance that will admit of nine chains at right anpes with the last mentioned line thence east- erly 80. chains to said road and thence along said road to the place’ of commencement containing 72 acres of land a little more or less.

No writinq. No money No bother. on m. Charles l! on I

chlChl ks di I

Francis Gardiner, pa Plane

I _ I! _ I PIIIIINA FED H0015

described as follows. that is to say, commencing at the southern ex- tremity oi the ea tern boundary of_ one hundred acres of land conveyed|

Philip Hughes and running thence east amif the northern Chick time is here. Why not get ‘ ‘ y line of and now or lor- your R. 0. P. sired Chicks new. We’ meriy in the possession of William carry n full line “Jamesway”

llealey three chains and forty-four links to the southern extremity of the western boundary of land now! or forrneri in the possession of' Richard Re d thence north along the said western boundary 04 chains and 20 links thence east along the said Richard Reid's farm one chain and fifty-six link thence north three and ue-haif dc reea east thirty-ﬁve oaths and charity links to the shore Bedford y thence westerly on said shore to the Northern ex- treni ty of the said eastern boundary of the said Philip Hughes farm and thence loath along the said eastern boundary of the laid Philip Hughes; farm one hundred chains to the int of commencement containing‘

y e tiniatlon forty acres of land a. little more or less exclusive of the public road running through the same ulreeably to a plan showing location thereof on the margin of a deed from the Commissioner of Pub- lic Lands to one Patrick Morris bear- in date the 30th day of April i898. I'M above sale will be mldeunder. and by virtue oi and pursuant to al Power ol Sale contained in a certain Indenlnre of Mortga e bearing date

L-49l-3-I9-4i.

honey

Including

The Canadian

FOR

the fourth day of sy. A. I)‘ 1034.1 ~ you “Ag iﬂifilffn"f.f"'i.'ls.llf"eﬁani§“li n’ m" RWY” mo." “°".-1‘..'§‘3‘§ Prince Edward land. widow. and malls“ if‘? 5 , lferreil s. Arbln of the some m. u g “an , Farmer, of the rst rt and erb- l“ 134'” n

ert N. Platte oi C arlottetown in l” 179*” m Queen's County in Prince Edward m "o" a Island. ‘Iioabecranclierf, 3f‘ ‘all: mum! 4” “d” I

an ause o e s ‘ men made In payment of principal 1'0“ L000“ w

money and Interest thereby iecured.

UPHER AMOUNTS "gated this 11th ill! 0K March A.D-. PROPORTTONATH-Y LOW RATE

HERBERT N. PLATTS. IYOUR EBTATI I! PROTECTED Hortense. BY LIFE INSURANCE WHICH 14-138-3-19-20-4-2-9. THE BANK ARRANGﬁ Jl

Just phone, or E. Worth. 223 Euston St" rlottetown.

y! Launching

Breeders, Feeders. Wsterers. eto.

DILLON 8i SPILLETT

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

PERSUIIM. LllMlS

For Any Useful Purpose Payment of Taxes Seasonal Needs ONE YEAR TO REPAY APPLY TO NEARIBT BRANCH OP

0i iicmmorcc

Y DEPOSITS PROVIDE MONT,“ REPAYMENT

April

display

d or e" general 1n the list traded.

fractionally.

er and Canadian Cations. On th

trial $2,800

Bank

Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL, Quebec utility issues staged a par- tial come-back on the stock ex- change today after being under sell- ing pressure lately. Leaders in oth- er grlu-ps were stimulated by their and increases were fairly

Montreal Power firmed fractions. Montneal ‘Iramways recovered 5 1-2. Shawinigan finished with a profit, Bell Telephone went ahead

Gains were displayed by C.P.R.. Canada Steamships common, - den, Imperial Oil, Wilsils, Rolling- e downside were: Distillers- Scagram, Celanese preferred, Emotional P.wer preferred and

ll!- 1 . Total sales: 15,780 shares; Indus- a s 9,800; Mines, 5,900; Bonds.

til-ted by a oirele, is shown wsyi inents were removed when she entered the naval server. patrol duty on the Canadian oout when she suddenly 10.11

I11-

he name o! Non mzbal, This n; to friends ushers. 0n tlie

35c 25c 23c .

New Cauliﬂower New Broccoli sweet potatoes. 2 lbs.

Banana Talk

Young Child: “Look at that funny man across the road." '

F ther: “What is he doing? ' Child: “Sitting on the pavement , talking to s. banana skin."

into a patrol vessel and

commissioned into the Royal Csnedlsn picture (LEFT) shows the trim little ship on

RlGliT is an aerial view Ber glerming hull was panted n du tire and sank in heavy seu.

I l Livestock dlontreal Stock MONTREAL. ltnru 1—(C'P)—'1‘he Exchange

Dominion Livestock Branch re-

ported today there were ‘l5 cattle, ---—

Close 1,021 hogs, and 1,49’! calves for sale (Canadian Preu)

on the two Montreal markets. Stocks Close

i2 1-2 Calves were firm. other kinds 0i Bell Tel 155

11 livestock were steady. Brazilian 6 1-4

67 The few cattle offered were most- B C Poi?" A 33 3'4

4 ly cows. Medium quality cows were Dom Bridge 26 210 $5.25 to S6 and common butchers Int Nickel 34 1-4 8 $4.50 to $6. Canners and. cutters Int Power Pfd 85 1-4

i1 $3.50 to $435, Massey Harris 2 1-3 114 Calvm were firm at prices rang- Mil Power 23 l-3

10 ing from $5 to $1.50, there were no ‘Nat Brew 25 3-8

'1 tips. ‘Ilhe bulk of the calve: wergshawlnlsan l5 92 oi common to fair quality and these st oi Can Pfd -- 375 were sold between $6.25 and $6.60. ‘Si; of Can Pfd -- 120 Mediiuu kinds were $1 to $7.50 12g Grasers were $4.50.

Hogs were $11.50 for 3-1 dressed, v

144 $8.50 for B-l alive, fed and virater- Gralﬂ

75 ed, and up to $8.75 off trucks deliv- ﬁg eredEG-rade 61A” éiirgw sis per hog ,

prem um wi sun on rif CHICAGO Aji.

_ , pru l-tAPl-Wheat g8 1 2 grades’ sow: were $550 to $050‘ futures rose and. fell nervously 33 throughout the 5€58l£DI5 tadayg Ex- 3 tieme osses amoun e a Cut s. 1 _ cent a. bushel. A sharp break near

37g a 4 F the close carried prices in most

42 ' cases to the day's lowest levels.

29 .___... Wheat closed 1-1 3-4 cents un-

4 1-2 By Frederick Gardner rile; yfsterjialybagiréailgvgb. May 89

8 -2 Associated Press Financial riter ' - '5. ll ' - @0111 W35 23 1 w 3-4-4 cent. ower, May 66 1-B-1-4,

9 NEW YORK April 1—(AP)——'I‘he Juli’ 55 7-3-67. and oats were 3-3- 500 stock market today took another 5-3 10W?!’-

s snort step on the rallying trail. WINNiTPEG. April 1—<0P>~—

3 1-2 While gains for leaders were con- Wlleﬂﬁ “miles 1771665 ﬁlllibed dur-

13 fined to small fractions and mmC-r 1H2 a dull 59551011 OIKWIIHHPEB 8111111 195 declines were well distributed at, exchange todav- Final r111 iii-Lion:

2'1 the close, a number of specialties, were 3-8-1-4 lower. May wheat. at

26 1-2 including Canadian securrties, were 75—1-2 11nd Jilly 73 1-5—l-4 Will-S

33 pushed up 1 to more than 4 points. a 11115116-

34 1-2 The Associated Press average of 31161105 A995 Value-i We" 1-3 69115

1s so issues held a. net advance 0i’ .1 hls-‘wr to unchanged.

44 of a point at. 41.6. Transfers of 433.- 33g 730 sihanisﬁcompared with 435,610

the ay ore.

91 Canadian Pacific was cne of the n e 475 fastest movers, up 3-8 at. 4 i-4 at a g

5g a new peaike. Ottier 0111111115 ‘were poﬁti- .

ed for In ma ional 1c e_ Mo - —‘—"’. 135 tyre Porcupine and Chicago Great TORONTO- Alml 1‘“(cP)—Th° 40o western prefemui goldvst-ocks swung into a faster 190 Batm- man average performers trading stride this afternoon on the

65 Outside the Canadian group were (T014100 market, encouraged by the 110 General Steel ‘Castings preferred. ‘mpmved w"? C’! u“ New YWK‘

43 Union Pacific. Cerro de Pasco, Am- boardi and 95°95 mvalwed 3° W" 115 erican Telephone and American all‘? ﬁg? a“ index Kain °1 3-13 it

22 Can. e . -

80 Holdin sli ht 1m rcvement were clwmg Pll°°5 We" "l? l°—l5

5° U.S. Steegl, Beglihlehéllgi, General Mo- “m5 l“ Am“. Cwllﬁllfum, Per-

8 tors, Chrysler. u. s. Rubber. Santa “m Pwkle CP-W- Pres-WWI"! UP-

37 Fe and N_Y_ oentmL per Canada while Wright-Har- 108 Consolidated Eidlson and North mam Pm“ 2° “m! Ind M-

54 American, climbers of yesterday mam” “med 35 “m5-

35 among utility ccmmon stocks, took nsteep Rcck “Se 6 “mm Vemim

5° s. rest. behind mnus signs. On the mnled 15 and Smelter-s and NW1!‘

17 (ffside also were Glenn Martin, e1 were “l? SW11 fracmms-

133 Youngstown sheet, Great Northern, Hm"? O11 filmed 5 Mme- Answ- 4 Kennecott Sears Roebuck, Gener- canaman added 2 can“ and Cal‘

s; 1'2 al ElectricandMontgomery Ward. gig?“ and Edmmlw“ closed 2 "I" 152 , ——————-—

i l S Heartless

12 It was their ﬁrst pay parade and 323 onevérgilinégglgineikdrewiiiiiilfullliirilay.

7 . e . sa e o c-

72 _ er on duty. "I see you're married.

g7 Arent you coins to make your wife

27 CORRECTED rou EVERY wEn- an“ allotment?’

12 NESDAY AND SATURDAY'S N0. sir; not a. penny!" was the m; ISSUE ﬁrgn reply.

3 34 RETAIL MARKET “an "

22 Eggs do, 22.356 Look here. sir; I allow her $15000 2,15 cabbage 3 h,“ 25c ayear. she must manage on that!" 320 Beets. a lbs 10c ~___*F‘°"il° ll@_@_PPi5.8- _

165 Roast Beet 16-240

1o Boiling Meat 12-140

30 cream qt. 40c

17 Fowl each 90-3115 340 Pork lb. 16-20-220 345 spinach. lb 17c

21 Beef qr. 10-llc 580 steak lb 16-250

Butter dairy 35c Chicken each $100-$150 stew meats 12-140 corned beef 12c Potatoes pk. 18c Head lettuce, z for 27c carrots. 3 lbs. 10c 1-(01>)- Ap les. eating, pk. 85-790 On ons, 4 lbs 25c Parsnips. 3 lbs 10c Turnips. 3 for 10c Celery Hearts. bunch 15c island Honey 18-35-550 Eating apples, hamper $2.50 Island Celery 10-150, - Tomatoes, lb. 23c New Mushrooms. box 24c’ New Rhubarb, lb. 22c, New iégdislnls buknches $3’: Russe Appes p. c New Beets bunch 12c l New carrots bunch 11c

off the Canadian coast. Ordinary

Flora Laurin, lives on St. Joseph Blvd, Hull Que.

missing. was a son of Rev. and Mrs

with s. trust company in Toronto. Before joining the

Walker, the former Joan Nutall of

mlssioned before the war. Liieut. Walker was among the first cnﬁtd for active srrvicc from ‘iii o

N. V. R. Stoker Dudley H. Mason

wife and three children. Before enlisting

Nineteen Canadian sailors lost their lives when the

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SAILING EVERY FRIDAY T0

BOSTON

(via Vermouth, N. S.) *1

Ono Round War "mp i A modern American liner sails from Reed's Point Wharf, Saint John. to Boston. every Friday at a A.M. (A.T.), via Yarmvuth; due Boston Satur- day at 8 A.M. (E.S.T.). Passengers holding through tickets to Boston may occupy staterooms Thursday nights -‘ without extra cost. ’ v l! any Canadian National llsll.

:- "lil k t m Y! l l! Eli, ' Whirl. Sllniniuiin. o’ n Rm“ HM

EASTERN

STEAMSHIP LINES

OTTEIFS MA Sid-Ill. SLYED

.' l Oiie of the 22 snnafvors oi’ llht == Cosiociinn naval 11:11:" which sank of! i1‘ __ ‘ Scoiln in 11m‘ ' 1 LE1‘. Ll“ll!. L

Uttlh Sierra Leslie Shipncd 163 511x Ilc tons of gingcr to the United Statics" . omit 11:1 in a recent month.

When 22 navy men in from death in a turbulent sra ofi‘ lluiiiax lost wee-k. one of ihr- lit-roe;

s. 5 E = 7Q 9- _. 5‘ l1 El P! '1 l! T i: =- , i‘. .. ... Q r P z '1 .1‘ G s .5. J _. 1 - i 7 Ia .25 5.. 55 ft‘

. "v .1»

I 2 D‘ : i? ‘o’ Pi U 9. z: a

so he tied a._rnpe_ about 11's ivnist, and wont over ,- gﬁmldlﬂ-n Bflllvrs in a capsized lifeboat. One by our, 11¢- tii-il the lull- l owned men to ropes and watched them hauled to sziiriy.

. , _. _ patrol ‘vessel, HMLCS. Otter, took fire m1.‘ Laurin (LEFTi is listed as missing. His 1110" Lieut. Alon M. Walker or 111121110

From 1929 urtil lie was csllct? w 5o: Otter, ls-c served on a ship of tuc Ito l Toronto, moved to 11.111111): when her husband nos ‘11'.1".r.i 1:

Seaman J. A.

. W. W. Walker.

of Paris, Ont. (RIGHT), is ieportcd t-o have lmt, his liv lli‘ last. sum mar lie was employed as enziilrv~z' 11¢ :1 P :

Navy.

of the yacht, showing

B-M-C-B. Otter was ﬁne oi hcr

a luxury yacht. (inc of hcr owners was Yinrcna plcrsurc rruirrs in rrc-ivur ilays. Prrsldrnt Rnscvrit, Indi- linrs and luulrl 11s equipnge. I-I'.p1‘i‘s-\'e fillings and oznm- against lurking cnimy submarines. She was on coastal