PAGE EIGHT

ANNUAL

Prince Edward Island Division Canadian Red Cross Society

MEETING ii

ZION CHURCH HALL _ Friday, Feb. 18th at s=oo P. M. h Exghangg Bring your filled V-card with youi Close Eh?‘ "l i‘? .. . . 1m ' L n6 27 4" Bldg Products 12 Can 0cm 4 5-8 Can Car Found 5 1-4 Can Car Pfd 23 1-2 _ _ Can éiad Al a g ' C n c - Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance Ci. some... t 3-. Dom Steel B 6 1-2 "‘ ' um Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cents Textile 7g 1-2 y en Central Guardian locals. 6o per word: Western and Eastern locals Imp ‘Fob 12 2o per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o per word‘ Int Nickel 34 Classified 3c per word; in Memorial Notices 70c per inch; Lists ol McColl Frontenac 3 5-3 i-‘lorlii and spiritual Offerings. Cards, etc. 5c per name; Letters oi Mtl Power 21 1'4 Condolene 70c per inch; Wedding engagements 40 words for $1.00 Nat Steel Car 311 1'4 and 1U cents for every additional 3 words. Notices of ’I‘han1is and Noranda. ~13 , Appreciation, 70o per inch or 4c per word. Lists of Subscriptions Sliawinlgan 13 3'3 l9 cents per inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on St Law Pfd 14 application. - -7-—-——-—-—-— Toronto Exchange Wanted lleiiiale Help Wantci‘

PIGS “vL-qTfin _ 1-0 p155 FEOM IVANTED --‘C APABLE MAID. TYJRIONTD Feb. 12-10?»- 30 to 1901b; Agply yveuingtun State experience. Box 71. Char- _Nervo_us holder; offered 5900115 It hIcNcLll. L-244-2-13-3i. Wtlfmv". __. I-QZZB-Z-liliil- divnpms, Prime WW1 Wdfly and “l

"- -~ '_ _._ of "-_"——_ [our mq1¢e5 were divert dOWll l0

y- ~ l, _ ‘yjuu. BARN”, \\.\‘.\ HID-MAID FOR GENERAL new low l€V€l5 tor the year. The

Ruth, New IIitiIllJbllllU llOllSi‘\'.'01‘l€. Apply 77 Prince st. golds closed at their lows ‘since

c‘ n. s lo for hrecd- 14-216-2-12-2‘ 193a. taking a. loss for the My v1 pinposts. ‘ill. Canadian .~_~_____.____.__-~ " .69. “Iliie industrlols weakened .87 _L-209_-2V-i2-3i. st in the index, oils .53

~——~~-— — - L0 h b . .

LMBER 0F l-‘Locxs up as prices

sex barred plymouth LOST-TIRE CHAIN IN CllAIt- muched new lows and the day's

gilt Sussex type hybrccis for blood testing to ‘ "_ hlammoth Hatchery. _ stating number. Sivlit Canadian Co, wn._ L-170-2-y1-3l.

l\'\\"I‘I-‘.D-T\VO FLOCKS BLOOD 1rd "it

lottetovrn Malpeqiie Road. Leave blurring Garage Oi‘ Mac-

OI‘

heaviest in a. 111010-11-

turnover o»! 101.000 shares was tile Holllnger was off 15 cents to its

QlLvPCX hens sultnbl‘ "-

Lenns Store, Winsloe. L-222-z-12-2l.

To Lei

€€

AFIIHZY ‘Jill

YOUR 113181110X IVITII A9 Mniiy women ‘icndid incctnrs in their ' over 200 easily sold. hoiiie ties. large repeat orders as- ocl by Fiimilcx Guarantee ~11 oii how to obtain the best For (lEiTiLS ziiid calnlcgue to Miss G. St. George. CALllliLYll. $2.. Montrczil. No. 5.

\V0 rk Wanted

_ WOMAN IVAN-TS Cooking or practical nurs- Aimll,‘ Guardian.

. ....1-.-23.1:3;1.3;1!;

Agents Wanted

Ill-IN “KINTED FOR RAWLEIGH Route nr 800 families. Write tw- <l.'_‘»’. Ravalvilzlrs. DephlviL-tffb- S.~x-B.. Montreal. Canada.

s Qt. __-

1 Professional Bards

Awliorrell gidvidhjhiifl n. r. inciiiiiiiin l

(Thartercd Accountants Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

McLEOD d. BENTLEY W. E. BENLEY, K. C. J. s. BENTLEY. K. c.

Barristers and Attorneys-at- Law

MONEY T0 LOAN I54 Prince Street

_.._.

M. ALBAN FARMER 13-5» LLB. B/litiilsiiill, souurron ETC. Canadian dank oi‘ Commerce Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN. its. -~—~———-——-

A EX W. MATHESON

BAliiIlNlIiR. SOLICITUR. ETC. lilimiiy to Loan Coiiectlnnl Office: 90 Great George Street.

Give the CHILDREN

A ll en bury ’s Pe rfected

COD LIVER OIL

Each Ts-aspoonful contains VITAMIN A 8000 Units VITAMIN D 800 Units Full 10 oz, — — —-75c

Full 20 oz. - — --$l.Z.'i

JAMIESOWS

DRITG STORE

4 hatching etzgs. r . . l v _ L.Suil;(.u_ Cnnflone, ivlih fn -plncc, ground floor. Lit . . ______ _l._-_l92-2-12-3i. grills’ Guardian, _I_..;2§0_-_2;1_Ii_-2_i. Saleswomen Wanted Escaped

ESCAPED moi!‘ MY RANCH female fox RFGBV. Rcvtard. Gor- don Macmillan CQrnVJQIL

L—243-2-13—3i.

NOTICE

10w for yeans at, 8.75 and other s losing 10 to i5 cents were Lake Shore. Chestervlllc. Dem“. flalhior and sigma. The close was down 4 to 8 cents for Aunor, La- m-ique, Lit-tie Long m0. _ 114841415511. MacLecd-Cockshuti. O'Brien. Per- ron, Pickle Crow and ‘Peck liiisllei Preston sold in voluzne at. a loss of 4 cents to 2.73.

Nlolml. Hudson Bay and smelt- er; all finished unchanged and Ncranda was down 1-2 for small lots. Steep Rock 501d 1n quality at o. loss of 8 cents to 1.37 and Sher- ritt. Norrnetai and Aldeimac had small losses. .

Food, utility, liquor and steel issues supplied the losses that. tilted the industrial share index down. Declines were mainly in

small fractions for i1ie__ . leaders, including Brazilian. Kindly send your second.

hand clothing for Polish Reliefip

Room 4 Heiirtz Bldg. Gt. George Si. or phone 1102 Hillsborough Chapter

hol A, Cockshu Foundries. Fanny runner, national Pete Laurie Sewrd. law and Walkers.

minor losses. Anglo-Canadian, gary and Edmonton.

‘OX4 §_‘¢

L-197-2 12 2i CTEI

PROVINCE 0F m wb PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND '

Fitting and fiéiwlfllll Glasses

il. J. MABON

OPTOMETIIST

lnicrllstecl

Can -

ners A, Canadian Industrial Alco- tt Plow, Dominion Inter-

Lob-

Hcnie Oil tumbled 17_c.ents In 2.35 and other western oil; posted

Cal-

Common- we ti; Pete, Delliousie and British- Dorriinlon displayed mild weakness.

Feb. lz-tCPl-Clos- ta tions :- Close

IN THE PROBATE comer 23.5.12‘; 3'11 1.2 The 3rd day of February A. n. 1m Qligtifgfi

In Bo Esta _ Aunor 1.14 c" w...“ ‘**-‘l’-1'-""-"°l1 °“"" swine n

oun the _ use e . - cdideglclased, irfillhlfimvmu’ Ram- gaftflx 5'5

0 c Shcrill‘ of 5- 19 - K2"!!! County or flllvthétlsglgxllilg N: lggdglfd ‘g3 1': "'31? Person within said County Bral-lonw 830 cnnurnvci ggmm f,

win-m]; 5 _ Brown Oil .06 3-4 tion on Hi2 or"??? li§§.'."i~§i‘§.l’."li "If A“ 15° Charlottetown in Queens County in Bu“ Cd“ ‘m 7's said Province. Barrister. the exccu- a‘ Edm 1'02 tor of the above named estate. priiy- Cent PM '98

that a citation may be issued m’ PM ‘o8 3" 1'" 111° llllflwse hereinafter set Chester 1'01 forth: You are therefore hereby re- Wham“: ‘n quirerf to cite all persons interested cwkshutt’ 5 7" in the said Estate to be and appear Comwealth 2Q before the Judge present at a Pro. Comalfim" x81’ bate Court to be held in the Court Co“ smelt ‘is 1'8 House in Charlottetown in Queens an“ '16 Col-wt)‘. in the said Province. on Delmbe '50 M01151!’ the 9th day of March next Dom h; 5-8 ‘ 11171111115. at the hour of eleven o'clock Emlffifif 1'90 forenoon of the same day to shew Elagorado '40 @111“ if any they can why the Ac- Franco I32 counts of the said Estate should not Gunner .10 1-4 be passed and the Estate closed as I-ialcrow .02 prayed for in said petition and m; I-lallnor 2.25 motion of J. Plus Callaghan, 3141,, Hard R9 ~45 Proctor for said Petitioner. Hahn‘ 8'75

And it is hereby ordered that g H°me on 2%: “"9 1'00)’ licreof he forthwith pub- §°§'efi'g '25 1.2 lishvii in some newspaper published Inlipira y Z5 1'4 in Charlottetown aforesaid once in Int Nick :33 3-4 each wcck for at least four consecu- JaSOII .29 iive weeks from the date hereof and Kerr Add 3.65 ""41 I live wily hereof beforthwith Kirk 1- ~59 posted in the following public places L- 311°" 9'7“ rcsnevtivi-liu namely. in the hall hr Lamml“ 3-75 the Court House in Georgetown much Ilfflrcfiiliii. at the store of Charles Ii. L“ L L 2'45 Iiorinn at Murray River in Kings mgm} 1'45 Pviirity aforesaid. and in front of Madge“ I40 the School at Caledonia aforesaid, so hisihrtiq 1.60 that all Persons interested in the ivieinryre 39 7-8 said Estnte at aforesaid may have Min Corp 1.17 ilm- notici- thereof. Moneta. .25

ivirwess Iiis Honour Harold Nflylwb ~13 Lennard Palmer, Jllflgg of thg ggid “UP-"ldl A’ b2 rrdhrts Court iii chsridtmowh N°"“°“ '2} aforesaid, the day and year first 9g?” '10 above written. 0 ran '

Ont Nick .07 1-4

By the Court Pamom- 39

(Sgtl) Mvnnai. c. Lowmm Paymast .14 l-Z Registrar. Pcrron 1.20 1L5.) Pioneer 1.75 L. 81-2-6-13-20-27. POWEII =_—_-_- - remler C. N. R. EARNINGS grliastonwn 35213 eens

MONTREAL, Que., Feb. 10.—'I‘he Reno 4" cross revenues for the All-inclusive "film"! 1.8 Canadian National Railways system $9" 4m 13° for the week ending February 7. 511E111“ '31 i042 were $6.430.000 as compared Slums 5-60 with 34.906000 IOI‘ the wuOIDOIIII- 915C" ~44 mg’, week of 1041. an increase of 51°" 1' '03 s1. 34.000 or 31.3 Del‘ wit. S EDP” l}?

Mucii Qnirzreit Si"! Bu“ 15'”

A vault ivns made for the. body 5.111%}, of George Washington under the Ueckcan '93 dome of the Capitol but it was de- .55...." m; cided to lnier him at Mt. Vernon. vmcm ,17

Waite 4.50 Wri HUB CURB 2.50 EXAMINATION D“m°““° '18 Mandy .24

Montague. P. I. I. ' mo“ Office Hours: I0 to l! A. M. Asbestos i8 l-2 3 to A P. M. Bathurst A i3 g-g

Holidays m. by appointment Helge o“ ,3 ' Offici- Connected with Imp Oil 8 l-I DBUGSTOBI t l2 l-4

Keep lllnaril’; in the horns.

THE CHARLOTVIETOWN GUARDIAN

MontrJal Stock Markets at a Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto-Stocks closed lower. Montreal-Utilities. I" golds lower; other

Ngyncllorki-Stocks and commodity’ markets closed. (Lincoln's birth-

day). Winniper-lvhmt l-S cent 1l1iI1"~‘|'~ Sabbath next at 2:30 pm. Rev. G.

BANKS

“use istei".

COIIIIIIGFCQ Montreal 1B8 Royal 153

New York Stoc Exchange

Closed-L1nc0ln's birthday.

MONTREAL

E gglfgligrlnwlltlllgdpxl-Zfiljlnaszigl if need

MONTREAL. F611. Favorites were shaken down losses u dation change.

Losers in indiistvi-als were

ay on the

lion's-prints. Batiiiirst and Dryden-

and National Stool Car, off a point

ferred were slight timers. Brazilian ceded fractions in utilities and

carriers CPR. slipped and Can- ada Steamship moved up while the

preferred Was S011"-

MC ll-F 1i 2 ‘ as a bit low- er lrci glls £5,181 ehrillle“of the Woods Murdock MacKinnon. Grflltml 5t-

took n loss ln miscellaneous.

Total sales: 11.307 shares; 1115115‘

trial, 6,500: lvlines. 4,500.

sans

m; srocx QUOTA TIONS

it"! In Burns! industrial: A_ 3L

l2—(CPl- _Mr. Jo

which followed the following resolu- tion was p ssed with one dissent- ng volcezgliesolved that a street

titliliiAI. iiuiiiiniiin , light be aced at the northwest

this column is noes-ind sur new: in comer o! mmmecuon 9‘ Queen loci but ‘

sdsmziillihiw

en e o . "ab" m and Mr. H. R. Bell." It was moved

by Coun. Butler and seconded by Coun. McKee. Coun. Chandler voted against the resolution.

IIII, nature _ll cents a word. strictly advance.

._.___ __ .____.____.___, CBASWELI. for Photographs CONFIDIIIAIION Lil‘! INIUI ANCI. L471

coon s-rumo where amsri In MGITIOfiGM

people are being photographed

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15th.—- DR- IIOWARD DALTON do Church. Clyde River 11 WOW-l W“ Nflelved yeiiterdfly by c 7 ghiichlll 2.30 P. M. Canoe Eg-WKidC-CDO I glue lgassiggog’ °v° ' ____ deattlll/i efiuired at) his hgniiéin 80m- CALVIN CHURCH Mermaid- 9"’ e~ 555-» "TY V135 l‘ BY 1110171- Divine worship will be held on E3133] laéfgjgfhxnaltgl “gggthiivl: ciiriyie Webster, Minister. lgglggfigfnfiggglgig gfirffilgéfled sr. sous-s rausnvTIiwN 11011051212 8011i of rhuiieisliswsgrcliisarl: Church. R119“. 51111551’ February les Dalton. a. former Lieutenant 15. Morning service ll a..m.; Y. P. Governor of this province, and Mrs. 8., 7 P. M. Rev. E, C. Evans. 13121;; gallon. afid striker ‘intriguing n", 1°. . cioo c r , ' Urilllizeiiislty. Wthgieelie ézraldueltxeiditans e o t " . tlon he Kid: hi»? clog: gwielgldlfs. not only nmongaghe students but in the city of C lo tetown, all of whom will regret to learn of his

8. After izradualiiiiz from S. D. U..

L-ZMG.

PARISH 0F MILTON AND RUS- TICQ-Chure-h of England. Services Sunday. February 16th, Qutnquag- calms. Milton 11.30 A. M. Morninl Prayer. Rustlco 3.80 P. M. Evenins Prayer. Parishioners are asked to

note time change. All services on . . . I with» Tim- w. wed-sir» i: '£.§§'€%..§‘.§‘3£éi“éivifillllilfli

Service February 18th 8.00 . . , ‘. Rev. J. a. McMahon. L-245-2-13-1i. giggle; “ollefi 11f Kradumd W11 He shortly after left for Boston

AN OLD SUBSCBIBER —- Mr.

Alexander MacKenzie, Loni: Creek. gggqglnléeaxtfiokb§ulélgge lzgeaxfggfi ff was in the city yesterday tin busl- business and I-fleafiibg adlsmsmog

iiess. He has been a subscriber to emovcd a lame nracncc The Guardian for over 50 years. H‘; leaves w nlounfbeside his and. though seventy-five veers old. widow [we sisters, M" Ortsfeten 1' "-1 ""1" l“ l YWM 11"“- H° hlcago" Mrs William ' Cox and two sons in the last war. and M" Walter: Spillane Belmont - . . being " Mass: Mrs. Paul Murray and Mrs. iDr.) F. C. Dougnn, City, to all of whoin the Patriot extends sincere

. . .' sympathy, FOX BUSINhSs bTILL ACTIVE Dougan

reunion 13,199

“Light Up The Beacofi

_ Light up the Beacon! Blue hllh this Victory syn-um] Prom crag to crag from mountain top burst out its flamq To arms! The clarion call sounds loud the warning, To all Canadian homes across this vast domain.

lsightuptboBeaconlTillshiningtliroughth 4mm

Ofwerslflmniaht-allseoalongl-hewsy.‘ u. nnblsaonod within its depths, each spire and rmpk; Bach home, each hamlet. all ready for the fray.

Light up the Beacon! We falter not nor weaken; Let every hand add to its burning light;

Swift be the fat that hasten ever onwards

The blazing ingots-the wealth of Canada‘; nfigni,

Light up the Beacon! Pile high the Bonds of Victory: Across our country loudly the voice rings out.

Bring dollars; silverl gold! wealth of the nation; Build high its scorching fire our foes to rout.

Blazing from every summit through the darkness. The Beacon fires of Victory fiercely bum;

Heap high the fuel to add with awful vengeance Our only answer-“till the Down of Peace retum."

Light up the Beacon! Till Heaven's above reflect it, O‘er mountains. forests. rivers, homeland plain; Till in the Beacons light sll read the answer; "Ibrcver burning! till the boys oorne home again."

IPron-i this fair Isle amidst Atlantic waters.

O‘er torrents, mountains, canyons, plain and hill, Towards the great Pacific ever growing.

The Beacon fires grow ever greater still.

Light up the Beacon! To burn with flame imquenehablg, 'I'lll far across the waves o'er England's way.

‘They see within that light terrific 1n its greatness,

From shore to shore all Canada's vast iirrn)".

Light .up the Beacon! True Patriots know the danger; Let there be kindled bright within each heart,

The never dying flame of liimpire greatness:

In which all we of Canada take a part.

JOHN "The Lilacs", p.51

hn A. MacDonald. So

“if portuioxt tux-mills d te d f my, in lat liq - man ac urer. pose es r ay o to a p0 stccek gx- some 250 klyns to

me S. McLure. Mr. McLuve stated that

Asbestos and Canadian Car. N188: are Wire and Canada Cement Pfe-

and Gatineau bot: MacDonald w“ Sm

and fox biscuit “m”

sliver fox s a veteran buyer of furs, W. Chester at me tuner“ the skins were a fine lot and pur- chased for the account of Fritz Weissler, Montreal. who was the largest purchaser of silvers this season in this province. The price must have been satisfactory as Mr

loeisi interest.

Personals

Mrs. Ann Porneroyis visiting Mrs.

cents is Wllfil, uilvunr-o.

by the

Mr. Raymond Kelly and Mr. week at [he h

Ralph Smith. Kinkora are attend-

uuh Mrs. Murray and lVLrs. 1e _ by last F‘l‘1dl1y to be at

their brother's bedside. Dr. Dougan and Mr. Paul Murray leave this morn

MacDonald. The

lng to be

EASTERN GUARDIAN

1111151}, pleased" This column is relorvetl for news of advertising of is nevniy nature muy be

hut

strictly

‘sficilft _EVE—NI bluish; first in a series of soclals was held United Church choir last _ R. G. evening grassed

oiiic of Mrs.

present

inserted nt ll puynliie in

worth presiding. The h n Jesus Saviour Pilot Me, open the meet- lniz. The Scripture lesson was read bv Mrs. Lowell Poole. and prayer was offered by Miss Catherine Ciir- rie. After the business meeting was concluded lunch was served by the hostess. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction-L

..'W. M. S. MEETING -- The monthly meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary Society mt; at the home of Mrs. J. A. Machelll on Feb. 4. In the absence of the president. Mrs. .1. G. Duncan Dre- slded. “'I.‘lie Vision", was the theme of the devotional period led by president. The topic "Mission Work Aliionl! our New Canadians". Inter- esting papers were read by the dif-

...'Miss Martha Poole, Char- lottetown. is spending gfjme “m, at her old hcrne in Lower Mon. {R8110 oivlntl to the illness 0f he; mother. Mrs. C H. Pcolc. who underwent an operation in tin Kim's Cfllllity Hospital, her many friends are pleased to hear that she ls making a good recovery. 4.

rm rode Ficnrmo rung

LONDON _ <0 P) _ Iiiindredi of ice-cream converted into huge "urns" and Ii P A FT stations steaming cup; o1 W! "l! Passed out to airmen re- lltrlllllig fvnzn long flights om enemy lf.‘1l‘ltOl‘_V_

wnggons have been .

mg the egg grading course in l u . _ _ ‘ , ‘y _ ..._.________ Ciwrioiwiovii 33525232.!Efiiliffiieiiéhififdiv? é°éi°..‘l1“tl§§“‘..‘?§li'éllis°tilii°'lé’fifilill "MPM T" ENGI-"iis cl a small fee charged and a. denomination is doing to make __- The mariv friends of Mrs. Don ieryaléood t L d I _ t v TER __ (o p», _ A 8w <>i virrwiiib-Rhd WWW on. ‘ ‘l’ w” m" "““‘°‘“ lfifidfiléhmfétnii°flowflitfiihefi res-Him- haiwin rum i»-

, _ —-———-— the MCNTREAL Feb. w_(cp)__ recent operation in P. E. I. Hoslitl Heavy-LB “IEETING __ The Cantu“ dolfilnoany Exgdanga - 3x13311611! Woman}; Guild of Sralnt An- Roll 131111131‘ W111? Q11‘? <92 590w’ 34 05190191 391w" Dmmmd- Essex lllfill‘Sffllllfilsl‘sméllifihlycgligfilllilhehq.

3-4-34 7-8; x92 fresh) 34 7-8A.

mg.) spot: Eastern il.-lame‘? afgrextended leave to Scotland.

i-2A; A~—me~f.lllll‘ll 31 14A; pullels 2am; E-B 28A; E-C 26A-

MONTREAL.

as reported by the pcminion pal-uncut, ()1 Agfltlllrlllfe I0ll0WZ—

Butter: first grade prints Jobbing price, 35 first grade solids. ioobzng 1-4-35 1-2, wholesale Que

wihiie and colored 23 1-2. F

factory shlppltls oeipt ue white i-s, de vexed Moritre . Wlh ese.

“resin-n wihite 25, colored 25 1-4— 35 1_z, Que “mite 26; colored 25 1-4.

Eggs: graded shipment we as l-2--34;

'Potaloes: Que vvhites no 1 1.60-— clllors and the members of the 1.65; no 2 1.30—1.50: NB mountain Water Commission were sworn in no 1 1.70-1.80; PEI green mOun- by His Worship. Mayor B. Roy I-iol- ‘i.

tain 1.75—1.85; whites 1.73-1.80. 1 I Grain

WINNIBEG. res. slow trading bfflkfn only port business which

slightly in the wheat pit. wheat “Id futures closed on Winnipeg grain F"

elcchanize today 1-8 higher. Grain futures close:

Wheat: May 80. Jilly 81B. press“; May 50B, July 49A, 00$ The following committees were - - hinted: Fin nce, Coun. . C. B8116?! May 64 l-BB, July 33 Chandler (chairhian): Coun. R. . 7-813, Oct. 00 34A. Stems and Ooun . B. Blanchard. Oaslh prices: Police. Coun. Bterns (chairman): Wheat: 1 hard 7B: 1 nor 78; 2 Coun. Chandler and Coun. 1'. C.

nor 74 3-4; 3 nor 73 3-8; 4 nor 72

1-4: 5 ivheat 70 1-2; 6 wheat 6B E, Blanchard (chairman). Coun. A. l-2; feed wheat 68: 1 garnet 73; T. MacKihnon and Coun. J. T. Mc-

2 garnet 72 l-2; 3 garnet 72; 1 am- Kee, Fire. Coun. MacDonald (chair- ber din-um Bl.

Oats: 2 CW b0; ex 3 CW 49; 3

_ - . - Coun. 'Mc cw 47 3 4‘ ex 1 m.“ m ‘Meacgonald and Coun. MacKlnnon.

feed 4'7 1-4; 2 feed 45 3-4;

43 1-4.

Barley: 1 8r 2 CW 6 row 64 3-4: 1&2CW2row643-4;3CW row 62 3-8; 1 feed 46 8-4: 8 feed 4B 1-4

B0 THAT'S IT

i- her There are no snakes or toads on yggy

the Isle of Man in the Irish sea.

OUT OUR WAY

12-(CP)- mother in Ontario said he had met Produce Market prices here toga! Swagger: d°1"(e1:‘1)1;~;11g m’? F111“ gwd

creamery 3-4-4362 price 35

no 1 pasteurized 34 7-8; no 2 storafle 34 l-8

Cheese: current receipt western

.O.B. . Are named

59111119 pointed at the first meeting of the A-medlum newly-elected City Council held g; 1-2: bullets 2s 1-2-29; B 28: C last evening in the Council Chamb-