00191211 29- 1941--

l’? TO CK QUOTA TIOlVS

rk Stock Montreal Curb Montreal Stock ew Exchange 1 ﬂ- (Canadian Press) (Canadian Press) Stocks c105; _ j: . Close B A 011 17 1-2 ills P 51011.5 _ - (Con: n rest) Am g and F a; lgigégyainols 9 5.3 Am Tel I‘cl 26 i 2 Fraser VTC —- Stocks Close Anﬂgullllll 14 1:8 F‘ d A 11 1-4 1 31111111111 Loco 31 5m or 17 1-2 .3411! 11¢! 150 Bendix Av Home 011 m iBrazilian '1 1-4 B6111 Steel 6% 3-5 Imp 011 a 1-2 ma; Products 1:1 1-2 Che. 0111c 1;; _ a Int Pele 15 can Car round o 1-4 91.1 -1- .' l4 Can 1nd 111 A a l-4 Con lgxilliulimte 13:8 - (Clan gaoificm g g4; Em 11o __ P d P an ams p - Gen Elie Cons Smelt 8Q Gen itlvtors I 4 t- Sea: 23 1-4 o: Noi" Pid 3g - ____ Dom steei n '1 Koilllﬁtbtw 39 1 2 MQNFREAI“ Qct. 28_(CeP)_ ‘Dom Bridge 23 1-4 w 7Q,‘ Procuce Market prices here today 113117511" 5 H 74; as repclled by the Dominion De- Gen 513°] wire! 6 2., 1_., pa1't1i._;t of Agriculture follow: ¥1°W $181111 14 1'2 “ “ Boner: 14st grade r ml) 0 12 3-5 i; 7-“ prinﬁ, jobbibi,’ price, a4; niiiiiﬁﬁi Intk Nickggd a4 s..ic'.'-. 1cm 1g price, 33 1-2; ue La e W s l7 2131‘ no 1 teurized curzent recgpt lMtl Power 23 i-2 “i; T8 prce . 1-2; no 2. 3i 1-2: no 1 Nat Brew 26 E1 1 P j 1111;}: Miilpylc; Iiggéilégio 2 1-8‘; jlgorandiz: 51 L: -; -' j .-~ c :1 _1.sse1 11a ower orp 35- 1:1 l t; 111.111 11 ;_, _ j ~ ; -— 1 . aw om 2 _ n) f 3 3 DBOIG-DESZ ﬁayvhltes no 1, .85—'5t1,nw Pfd 16 1.4 \Vuc.uc..1 hgdngs 1.05 . . NB mountains a; ofE€anA 6613 "‘"“_“_ f‘ > - pg ec _. BA atitin-Qiigp- '36 Drifjanaprd 73 \ .t1c1~ spit: Que 192 score and pg cc _ iieshl 32 3-4_33. “ii-i Ens spot: Eastern A-largcg 49 ~ —' "— 1-2_50; A- Edi 4'1 1-2-4a~ [Caiizulilin Press) A~p1éllet;53i';II_35u1n.12; 3-3 36_37'; E-C 5- -2. stocks C105“ _i__ (C dl P ‘ ' ~ was’: 10101133" 61l- “"3” cn-gn l"t"P —. 1'? 0 ' ‘t? .6, s. e p Roy“; m; 155 and lambs, 7'79 hogs, and 390~$¢°ch ch,” yo“. 51111111 —— cplvets 11121" sulekortis tltiedtwo jvlolntgyal I “Imﬂrval - ves oc mar e_ 2 av, ncu rig Amermac 15 112::1:,»:"?.:11:1: 1"“ W11- cd- <1» Steers were 25 ccnis or mm-eﬁﬁﬁulfejﬂf“ 26g lower ihaii last week: other kindshwnor 1o of livestock were atout steady. ,3“: Ex 8,7 1 4 .. Fresh recc’pts were made up of - 1 common t.) medium quality CCWSJBeltue 105 heifers and bulls. Fair to med-‘Brﬂlorm 1014 1E '- 1 - 225 - s, -. _ ‘Bmulﬂn 68 bllllztfgizsgig? t? $531131 cCglfllwtgfgjgaglfllﬂAﬂl mg l . d L! 3.1 t 4.25. C 1 blilllscglggst: $5.50? s mmonlcﬂl E4111 125 I? One Yeul i0 RQPGY Veal calves ranged from £0,911“ M311 49 :1 , m. Drinkers $6.50 to $8.50 and Chester 181 ‘ *°°"'° "°°""“'°""‘° grass calves were slow at $5.25 toﬂlomwﬂlltllz 30 | s6 averaging aZOLllld $5.75. Heavy C011 Sme 39 "YE calves were hard to sell. iDome Oil 19 5-8 1 ‘(road ewes illltli tWFiLllgl£S12VlI€l'9B Slgiﬂllquesncl l0 ,3 W1 t1 ﬂlle Fmﬂl o a .5. 11c East. Mn 212 11 n” M“. lambs and culls were discounted $2 Eldorado 40 ‘ H, m. 12 Monthly rei- hundredweght. Sheep were Falcon s55 is...» um»- 0.11.1111» oi from $3.50 to $6.50. Fernland 3 , d, g 5591 s soo Hogs were unchanged at $15 for Gods 1,1114; 3'7 sine sionvo tvoo B-dl digssevd. $11.25 for B-l alve 301d 5am 51.3 f ‘m’ ‘w’ V‘ “SOD lfuvkﬂnocdvrvqctreerdd gudafewoglGunnﬂr Gold 22 ' i640 $505.54 $45.00 n; 5 1 ‘; ~ ~ f? _ Halcrow - 41.2 l 17.1 hog pl-illllllll with discounts ‘ Oihn! Amounts u! _ A _ Holllnger ll 1 ~.......1......1.1.1s.n..1- £1515 (p-iltlvgzfilz-ightsow» were $850 to Home on 224 _ ' ‘ " Howey 24 f — __ Int Nickel 34 l-4 Have 1111 ulan NEWPORT FLUFFSl Island M 130 ' y m” Jack Wélé 411 1-z ,__ Kerr A 50 Kirk Lake 66 '- 1 _ Lake Shore ‘hi, 7-8 ' '. lLamaque Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance h... C84! i. p; Leitch 4 - lllinimnm Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cents Little LL 160 ‘VI 3'5 Ccnli-nl (lllllflllzlll locals. 5c per word; Wi-stern and buster-n locals M221?! £2 ‘lo 1m- 1.11m; nniiouiicoincins and Cunning itvenls 3c per word; Quads“, 61 b2 Class-nun 11c per woru; In llicmurinl Notices 70c ner inch; Lists of Malamc 223 liiurni unil spiritual Ufirriiigs, curds. etc- 5c per Home: Letters oi Mclnvre _ Colllillileillc lilo per inch; Wedding engagement; 40 words for $1.00 y K 3 1 102 nnif l0 e011 or cvcrv additional 2i wiirus. Notices of _'lhanks Ind ‘Mic “we 133 ilpprrvinlloii. Ttlc nor inch ui" 4e pcr word. Lists of Subscriptions M 11 C0113 o I11 L't‘li\.\ nor inch. Address 11nd rrcscnuitiun $1.00. Other rates on -M0i'ieta 3 ulmlii-utiuii. gggabgga 12 ' Normetal 81 OBrlien _ 1% ‘ . _ Oka ta Miscellaneous L05! Omega k I 11p 1.2 ___~_.~ __--..~------ ‘ 0 t Nic e CHECK Ill‘ 0N YOUR BlilljfS. IVAXTEP — POSITION‘ DRIVING 9Q, p“; 2 1-2 Now 111111 ilsoti riilibcr belts mid deliveiywngon in cll-l- W111 1}}!- pamguy 105 traces. TllflkﬁiiCl‘ nlltl liiimnicr 1111.1» 111511 lwlie- Apply A- 13- c- Ullﬂ-d- Pandora 5 loss mill belts. Clinton Morrison, ion. L-tll9-10-28-2i. Paymaster 39 Fwdelicim- L'3‘7'1o'28'41‘ warned Perron Gold 150 “i” 91¢ crow — F0!‘ Stilt? ii Pioneer 215 ._ _..- ____- WANTED - 11011110 GENERAL Powell .- ~ pg“ c051‘. purpose horse, Must be sound anu p-emiej- o9 b l_._8'.‘u-10-27-2l. quiet. State price. Applzy Qlglifﬁ- pj-eswn 32p "Whhvss ..*_...__~____A_§n, 18.11. 1.1-3 -10- 9- . Rocha“ 2g FOR SAL .—WOOI)STOCK ’“"‘_"_‘_’_“_ '—' Roya .. . G‘“"‘““"- l‘ 3B8"°"W 169:1 r pL-2a-1oJ29-11 311mm “ __ ‘ sigma —- .E OR EXCHANGE FOR 1 53 P11111..., c111 v1.11: incubator. apply Wgaglfognl? :nB‘;§s'§‘)f?o1§r i"? 231%?“ 28 __G“?“f“,‘.“'," Pi°_2_"°'27.'.i°'i" Guardian. L-ie-io-z Pillslave Lake "Z 1'3 r011 $111.1: - 19:11 BUICK COUPE} i-‘i-iw 5*"? 3°“ _ 1111.1. Sterlin8 Wailllllezjll. loKglvns Agents Wanted gﬁﬁznjw‘ f 1' Cross - " - ' - ____'_______ _.___. Teck Hush 250 smy AND LITTER 01c; NINQAFO“ “giiglﬁmég sigzibnmtwliugy 11:11:13‘ 3mm“ M “i: 1 2 ore ivn. - ‘ " owa m - s“ °- C- 11 Bllvltl- Lf17€1o_29_2j‘ United Art. Toronto. n-io-zo-asﬁuchj 9 15g 34 ii SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY UP? C" Wom. i and Men Wanted snow our: "SELL-TIIEMSELVB‘ Willi Am" ‘*5 - ,, _,__# , ,~_,_____________ chi-mm“ card; Up to 100% pro- Wrl HUI 3°: 14 51M“ EJRN|NG M"; 9301.115 ﬁt. Bonus to producers. We nave Ymll‘ Y9 mm no,“ Jfq nm-r an 0p orlvn- finest variety highest values in NLISTED u.» u, mm“. nmney‘ we] .Q5P'_\h-- . Boxed Assortments, also inouvy- U lishcd ever-increasing business. mukiniz Dollar personal cards Si.“ d“, Hundwd Household Npc- Write today for free details, “mm B 8-8 emu“ mcmdmg Tem com-e, samples on approval. Experience ._ h t llsk unnecessar . British Canadian irty Dav Trial Wit ou ii’ T , For catalogue. dot-sills. apply ll"- B°°m a- ‘ ma‘ Wat" °'°n'°' mcrlintolv: Jito, i435 Mnntcam NJO-l-Ws-m Montreal. N494? ~--— Male and Female Help T‘) B‘ , Oct. za-(oer-Mid-

rgq1.nr_iio11§i§: nibjjlrnhijsngtllt) iiaro. A 111110511 s r0 - p 3 L-6-l0-29-3l

Dates fills-cl with (noose or nuts make a vorrl n"""1n"1a11imcnt t0 seive on fruit srlads.

Erolessional Bards

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McLEOD s. BENTLEY

W. E HENLEY. K. C. J. A. BENTLEY K. C. C. F BENTLEY. LLB.

Banister: and "Attorneys-al- Liiw MONEY T0 LOAN 154 Prince Street

FBMM“

Morrell and Compail; ‘ Ii. F. AROIIIBALD

Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust Building

Wanted mnomo i.______.________. d“ gains 1n the gold stocks were OW I8 Till! TIME TO GET \ trunmed before the close, when Government lob as Clerk. Post- the bu ins £8991“ 0" ""1 "W man. Customs Clerk Steno. ew group inished the lily only J19 Six Dominion-wide exams wet lu in the index. Western oils since war ocean Free Booklet 90591111 higher and the indus- M C C. Schools Ltd Toronto 10 trials and base metals dropped .17 Oldest in Canada No Agents jam 43 respectively. ﬁnding was ————-—————--——v———— (11111 mmugh the greater part 0f l-cnmle Help Wanted ‘the session and turnover was only 113.09) $10"!- u v f ‘mm PHQNE 79L lfrce rnovemen were or 1,.11.1o.39.31_ un form. Wlhile Lake Shore. La- maque, Tech Hughes, Sigma and

WANTED

WANTED MAID.

WANTED -— EXPERIENCED saleslady for coimtr store. Apply "H." Guardian. 858-104 -2

1 WANTED IMMEDIATELY HOUSE j maid. Ap ly Mrs. O. D DCBI-Jllv West street’. t-aM-ro-wa-al.

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WANTED -- A WOMAN 0R GIR

POULTRY yo, housekeepmg, Two adult, DEAD 0R ALIVE Write A. B. C.. Kensington.

1-4'1°'"'31- Reward yourself by receiv-

R 5,151- wnn ing the high prices now be- obollhmgtTanllggyA-“l: °Y°¢""‘*"1 ing paid by the Royal Pack-

Avenue or Phone sfhudo_ga_m~ ma Calinzany t“: heavy to“ -i—--———~-"'" ""—‘ an 0 0 QII, ll Ell! 0i‘ I111- “'$.ZT.§”n;7. £21.‘? Q¥Q|T1ieLIIlfa|bllE 11.11.11.111. Buying daily Ship

for light housework 111 modern six by bus, [rug]; 0|- “Pr”;

room flat in Halifax. Two adults a

good home for right party. THE RQYAL PACKING .

_ olic prefer-rest but not eaten . Co. J. D. KENKINS, (Prop)

Charlottetown

Apply 30;; 9,1,, Charlottetown "Guardian. 11-3-10- -

References State waxes Wﬂﬂlﬂi ‘I 157 A. u n .l4I-nmn_»._.

THE CHARJLQTTETOWN

QUARDIAN _

PAGE Fivigf

STABILIZATION,

Your Country asks your loyal supp

necessary Wartime Measure

TWO NEW CONTROLS have now become essential in Canada's wartime design for living. These are:

(1) Control of Prices

Commencing November 17, 1941, there may be no increase in the prices-of goods and services generally unless absolutely necessary and authorized by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.

(2) Control of Wages

No employer, with certain limited excep- tions, may increase the basic wage rates paid to his employees unless authorized by a Board on which the Government, em- ployers and employees are represented. But after February 15, 1942, every employer, with the same exceptions, will be obliged to pay a cost of living bonus and 1o adjust this bonus every three months.

' Action Necessary to Stop Inflation

This Government action has been taken to prevent the inﬂation we knew in the lust war, 1nd its subsequent depression, unemployment md suffering. Every housewife knows that prices are rising, 1 nd rising prices, unless controlled, will make ‘it more costly and difficult 1o ﬁnance the war. Rising prices, unchecked, will spread confusion in in ustry and trade; will hinder production and proper distribution of supplies; will makc the cost of living rise more rapidly than wages and salaries; will lessen the value of SﬂVlfIgS; , will result in hardship for almost everyone, and especial! those with small incomes. And the result o uncontrolled inﬂation, after the war, when prices drop, will again be (lCpfCSSlOﬂ and unemployment. Prices cannot be controlled without control of wages. Excess proﬁts are, and will continue to be, under rigid control.

Coverage of Wages Stabilization Order The Order is applicable to the following employers: . 1——Every em loyer normally subject to the

Industrial isputes Investigation Act. 2-—Every employer engaged in the manufacture

of munitions of war, or war supplies, or the

construction of defence projects.

or PRICES AND WAGES

1e“- , W k,‘ rt of this,

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3—Every building trades employer with ten or more employees.-

4—Every other: private employer with ﬁfty o: more employees.-

The Order does not apply to emplo ers in a riculture or ﬁshin , or to hos itals, re 'gious, c aritable or educational associations operated on a non-proﬁt basis. _ _ —-

Wage Provisions

Except on written permission of the Nations: War Labour Board, no employer may increase his basic wage rates. This permission can onl be given in cases where the Board has foun the wage rates to be low. Wage rates which are unduly high will not have to be decreased, but in such cases the Board may order the employer to defer the cost of living bonus.

Cost of Llvlng Bonus ‘i Every employer covered by the Order must p: to all his employees except those above the can; of foreman a wartime cost of living bonus.

Effective November i. S, each em loyer nlresd

paying a bonus under PC 7440 ofkcember 1 , 1940, shall add to such bonus an amount based on the rise in the cost of living index for October, 1941, above the index number used to determine the current amount of the bonus. Effective February 15, 1942, each em loye: who has not been paying a cost of living onus must begin to pay a bonus based on the rise in the index between October, 1941, andjanuary, 1942, unless ordered by the Board to base the bonus on the rise in the cost of living over a longer period.

The bonus is calculated on the followin basis: For each rise of one point in the cost o living the amount of the bonus shall be 25 cents per week, except for male workers under 21 years of age and female workers, who, if employed at basic rates of less than $25.00 Ber week, shall receive a bonus of l percent of t eir basic wage rates.

These bonuses will be adjusted regularly every three months.

Administration

The Order will be administered by ﬁve re ionﬂi Boards under the direction of 1i Nationa War Labour Board. Labour and employers will be represented on each of these Boards. Watch for the announcement of these Boards to which inquiries concerning the application of the Order should be directed.

Whole-Hearted Support Required

Your Government knows that this policy, as it aﬂects labour, industry, commerce, and agriculture, demands a (lcgrec of restriction to which Canadians are not accustomed, rind is ciircctly a wartime measure. It will demand self-discipline and self-control. It will nccd the whole-hearted support of every one who has the well-being ofhis fellow citizens at heart. But by loyal co-operation, Canadians can have much more itssuriincc that the fears, sense of insecurit , the suifei-ing and proﬁteering which inﬂation always brings, will neither inter ere now in the winning of this war. nor in the recovery and reconstruction of Canada and the Canadian way of living after the war is over.

Issued under the authority or Hon. N. A. McLARTY, Minister of Labour.

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lsglldaaliriﬁ-eﬂgrgirrgggryfgfrdggivgajiéi: in Industrials and Canadian 1n- 25 cents to 3.06 and more moder- and _ _ _ _ ge staged o. recovery gfslllle

2:‘; gzklgelagggeaégjld u; Add! after opening easier. United stool 1.} ii-Cocltshutt. Island Mountain ° Chesmwjue loss column.

and Upper

Mac-

Canada.

diistrial Alcohol and Dominion

and Algcma Steel remained in the Bell Telephone rettieved a print

WINNIPEG. Oct. 2B—(OPl—

colors. For example, purple tops

look better than an actual t-wo- more dramatic.

I placer, believing that it is more ,_

with reen skirts. rose with green, practical and "stays put". Two t. red wlh black. some makers llkelcoiors contrasting front and back ," the one-piece w.th the two-piecej of dress or bodice or Jacket is even .

featured the list with an advance oi i2 cents to 1.81 on turnover of 18.000 shares.

Steel stock leaned to the up side. foods were lower and other groups showed little net. change.

Base metal stocks were inclined lo dullness. Nckel held n minor gain and Hudson Bay closed l-l point down. In the cheaper group Sheri-m and Waite-Amulet were oft slightly and Smog Rock and Noimetai slightly hig er.

Home Oil zeczvered 4 cents to 2.24 and Anglo-Canadrun was up 1o;- brcken lots. Calgary and Ed- monton nl=o fnned 4 cents. clos- ln at 125. Other western oils he d steady.

slip in utilities and Bhawiriigan wns harder. Power Corporaton chipped a little off n loss. C.P.R. lost a little of an earl improvement and Canada Stenms 1p posted n mznu- sign all day.

Consolidirecl Smeltcrs \\-.\s ad- vanced in metals but Hollinger tiimed back. while Impeiial was also softer in oils. In pfpers. St. Lawrence Cnrtnration preferred d cpped a little.

Imperial Tobacco moved up among mLecellnneous issues and the majority of olPer sto~ks board- ed were unable to gel 1201111, one wu or the other.

1¥cvl sales: 10f00 share-l Inclus-

. 5.400.

11016-12151». .Oct. 20-10m- The stock market ended today an

an un~ertaln note, alter an eitortl

to shake oft the after effects of

Monday's weaker tone. A11 ever-

nges were slialltly shaded. Olhldil-Il

In I ﬂvnmn- m»

liinls 5.500; Min When menhmlriizﬂmus-“nmrw-t m lace. tack a "Sow" cf vt‘=sur pa-"r over the meteriel 9rd machln" ‘Waugh it.

inn MIhFIF-“J- 1.55..»

Wheat future; showed little change on Winnipeg grain exchange in ieatureless trading today. Final

1" ces wer - — - hi . 3113'“??? 1E. R. B T010 & SO11 Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness . 1

and Plate Glass Insurance

at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summefside. Lloyd Lewis l ‘i, Charlottetown I‘ ‘W; - j

Mmor mill purchases and a little southern buying offset tihc liglht ‘hedging sales.

A good cash wheat trade devel- ped with mllls taking No. 2 north- orn and shippers No. 1 northern as well as a sin-all amount 0f N0. 2 grade. Up to 503.000 bushels of 111m- wheats were said to: have rimmed hands, mostly at un- zlningcd spreads. Other cash wheat rlvivlings-were thin

Course grain futures averaged 111g. ,r in a spotty session.

‘m. COLORS

Two colors 've i: fresih Hanliog) a wo-pece . I

144 Richmond 5f-

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