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Steels Marketa At A Glance

Oct. 21 - (O?) —

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i d aoseouuase:esmh'."°'“""°~“"III-:Iav Rvsfui-urunrwesonwswinniaes "' V" “*- ‘huhl "Glenna se ward‘ Groin Exchange Betunla rallied in ; Iutl-lldadlleeaurerevenadelfleaueaerle. Nofloll thelasthslfalmesessigntoerase . ""5" "II. 10v on iara er ee per ward. Lieu g early losses of-more than two cents.

_ suhsoflltllllflltlllaavhelAldsaseaaatreaaatalleagpg z "w" m" " mow YORK, Oct. 21 - (as; ... Buying t . 1 = the -___ Stock Market Saturday and enabled -.1nm_.,.,__ W For Sale illtico m retrieve a portion o! m-

.il~‘0l. BALE - XXX and XX 0X- ford Down lamb and yearling rams. Clare Hsslam. Springfield. 10-19-81.

FOR S

r. - ween oil-Peter Oiaridn, Emy- " vale. 10-20-21.

Kiru-zs roa sans - PLEASE‘

bring containers. Cecil Stetson. Marshfleld. . 10-20-21.

SALE — DOUILE TIN!- -- men; house. 207-209 Sydney

street. Write "L. K." Guardian. 10-19-22-24-31.

l-on sass -_ nmlfiT 1109M '“ table. Phone 1027-11. or a ply 78

Upper Queen Street. 0-22-11.

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cnglne, suitable for marine or

>~~~ stationary work. Lem MacDon- ald. New Dominion. 10-20-22.

~ i-on SALE - 2 mono cows. 1 newly ireshensd and one to

‘i freshen. llknerson MacLood. Glas- gow R0841. 1°-

. bur: smear: saunas s by, 2' 4'. one single panel 8 8 by z 9. One used fireplace, (Irons and Bricks). Twopairflashosfifixfii —-0lts. with Apply I96 1911mm street. I. M. MacDeflnl-nio-

IIYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed postgald in plain. sealed envelope wit price list. 8 samples zoc- 54 samples $1.00. Moll-Order Dept. B8. Nov-Rub- ber C0., Box o1, Hamilton, Ont.‘

1o2z-1n. Wanted

: mursn l- rarsssan 117111 arm straw. WE. Dennis. Rovslligl-IHJ

when» - c.0517 osso 1-4 ton truck with steel body. W. 1 R. Dennis. Noyalty.

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Furor: - us r0 '41 ssmm. Ford, Dodge or Plymouth. Phone 1096 between ll and 1.

10-20-21.

Miscellaneous on M11 Farmers smcr mu: Red steer, one year old. Owner may have 58MB by calling Warren Ferguson, Crapaud. 10-22-11. I

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold by publlc alc- tlon ‘l: from of the Law Cont: , _ is.‘ at Charlottetown"

j moon's County lu the frovlnce _ of Prince Edward lalaud, on Wod- riarcsday the 21st day of Nevtbol’. ~ ‘A. 0.. 1945, at the hear of twelve '~ o'clock noon, ALL that tract, or‘ .' parcel of land situate on the west 1 aide oi the Union Road, on Dot or _~ sownshlp Number Thirty-three, h ~_ ucen‘s County, aforesaid, bound- - ed on the north by land latex

_ sold by William Wright to Th I You, on the west by the farms of .1 Theophllus Abbott, Benjamin New. -aon and ltowe Hughes (fronting on the Brackley Point load), and on the aoath by land of Gaol-gel Jtfellctt, containing on; hjfiljfl‘ If"! filmy-six acrq of land a‘ httle more or lose, AND ALSO‘ I

ALL that other tnct of lead on Haald Township, flute o; g“ east side of the aald load. boaad. Jed on the north by lead at Georg éblw", on the east by the rear lme of farms fronting on the Crvcheud Road. and on the south ~51’ land of the bid George Abbott, containing thirty-four and one- quoricr acres of laud a little more ar lam. ~ The above sale h made under "d by virtue of and mum.“ g. l Dower of sale contained in a

Union Road, m Thlrty i: _,Queeu's County, in Prince Edward 781M111. Farmer and ‘trader and MRYKarm Elizabeth ibq-y: m, ~' 21$; '2' "W "M out. and urs Wm“ "ll-M mum-nu of the r part. and because of default '21:? ‘been made in the pg,- hm u the principal Ioaay and r “f”, Wzlyrusaoarel. ~ "l? office of pBfllnrn Solicitors, cgmgmn ma‘ chu,’ ulollgetowp, ' sted thla 1M it ‘L611’ h ‘l, d DMOOC- “ EOE-GE AIBOIf" I-BIGII nowsnn, ’ Muir-nu. 10-89. N: 11-0. 1:41

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Mfli ‘B!!! Wanted .WANT|~:1> - ‘ww- Jza-n- "8’ "°"' ‘$15k?

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| famous Watkins Prod t4, _ i m" "MINING. Derm:§1ent%:1 "f! profitable. Investment un. amt?!’ — we nuance you. No l my?!” " chin“! 1°!’ nromotion. I oo details write prmnpfly; . mblrtmem zc-c-la. m, m“ M! Burst. Montreal s4. 10-1-41

; A remu: Help Wanted

WANTED - 0111.1. on MIDDLE “ed "mm 1'01‘ housework. Good

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NEW YORK, , _ _ KIWI" Rushes, gftcollllmbllxptln. lvgrslty professor and author 5n’? 3150111) It e grelilrggnriri"lnn°“v' ; died last mom. ‘m’

; cnmasa srur Pans-e. lihe plain weave, wild ilk

in ancient

4i FOR SALE

House, Lot and Garage, No. 4 Hillcrest Avenue. Apply-

S. C. MATHESON 48 Prince St.

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DESIRABLE TWO-FAMILY

APARTMENT FOR SALE

This ls a corner property situated in residential sec- tion of the City. Good ren- tal vallle. For further par- ticulars spply l, THE. EASTERN TRUST

COMPANY 184 Richmond Street

day's losses.

The short session opened with widespread declines running to a point or more in fairly active deal- ings. Prices then stiffened here

upward in the final quarter hour and. while losers were plentiful at the close, advances had the best of the argument.

The Associated Press OO-etock

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raonmarin, ‘Olct, 21 _ prlduoe prices Saturday reported by the Dominion Department of Agr-lcule. ure follow:

“G51 °M- and Que. A-large 45:51:45 A-medlum 48%; A-pullets

c. B. 45%; c, 4o m 4g,

BUTTER: Wholesale Que. 501;. bins pasteurized No. 1, as w 3515; "0- 3. 36% to 36% warrant receipts Que. No. 1 paste _ 35 1/15 deL gm; N0- 3. W/r del. Montreal;

rot grade creams prints, ob

price 38; f1 pflce MW Wt e solids. ob CHEESE: Current white and

Western 20 F.O.B. F.S.P.; whole.

$33.“3.‘§§‘€.-§I”m“;i')i,“,‘;°,,“ "

mm“ ‘an... ' : '76 lb.

B" a E‘ I" L76. bill Qua, N.

New York

Burma DAILY AT soums uvn and oosssan

FUWL and BIIIGKEIIS

Crates Supplied

EASTERN PACKING C0. Sourls

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AUCTION SALE

At NORTH MILTON

0n the prernlaea of Holden McLur-e

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DIPLIMINTSZ 1 ‘I'll!!! wllon with Pole and hay rack.

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lhayralqatoolldiasharrow. l swine tooth barrow, 1 Ilooth-

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BLOOMFIILD AND VICINITY

_ Mr. and Mrs. Fred McRae were visitors recently at the home of Mrs. McRae's sister Mrs. Robert H, Hunter.

Mrs. Fred Lesrd who has been a patient in the Western Hospital, is at present convalescing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Profltt of Rosebank.

Mr, Amon Birt 01f Malpeque and Mr. Frank Sutton of Truro were recent visitors at "Hunter-r Lodge" at Rosebani.

Master Freddie D. Horne, Bloom- field, spent a few days at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Hunter of Rosebank, and also with his great grand arenta, m. and Mrs. stopher ether- all who reside also with their daughter, 1m. Robert Hunter of Roeebank.

Mr. and lillrs. Winifred MacAus- land‘ of: Suinhmegside ozpmt ‘tthde wee -en at, e one . we. Edward lhoafla-d d Bloomfield.

Mr. Dennis Bo

ue has return- ed from Sussex .B., where he has been conv return from overseas. now at his wife's home at oomfield. Mrs‘. David Home of Bloomfield spasm Tuesday last in Summerside v iting her friend Miss Geo is Schurman. and her aunt. s. Fred G. McRae. ‘ 1

The many friends of Pinseu are sorry to recent illness. All speedy recovery.

Mr. haul Petrerewof local-field was a platonic

day. He plans to visit llItIt-Il-llfiofllf.

rtln Paul returned heme overseas.

Ilsa Marion ‘Birch was a pea

on the bus on y §.1;._.,'~..a:1aé% Inrne c! d.

llrl. John her

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of following officers for coming year were el -

and themTrenda generally turned 11d

comm", w“ up _, o, . pom a, Whitesido. pending levy. Mrs. W. l. Trfiwfifi §’Z‘.!i““.é’.§i‘§u"li m‘ "if Bmiisbwv- ' first m _u m‘ m u m“ - Tr sumr, . l. T. Holman. p p °° e 995°‘! ‘m!’ Art 00mm. airman, Mrs, P. A. ed Sept‘ 15' Creelman.

Am Car Am Tel 1s‘: t: Am Smelt 60 7-8 Atch as 112 ha?“ =-

° 20 3-4 Bedlx 60 gglh .

sing Egg“ 26 7-8 es and Ohio - ,

Chrysler 1% 1 a guns Ed 3g

“"186 m s-a Douglas 90 3.4 Ellec Auto Lite e3 1-2 Gen ll 4g Gen Motors 74 3g Gl Martin 3g 1.3 Goodrich 7g 1-3 Cit Nor Bid 59 Iflslflrln 15 Int Pap 33 1-4 ,~ Harvester 91 11,-‘

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Kennecott 44 3-4 Mimi .v s’! 3-4 N Y Cent 28 1-8 Parznt Pic 42 1-4 Penn 40 1-2 Philllpl 63 1-2 Radio 15 3-8 Republic 2'7 3-6‘ S Pac 60 3-4 Sry 49 1-2 Sperry 34 1-4 Texas 59 3-4 United Air N 1-8 U S Rubber 'l2 112 Vanadium 2B 1-4 Warner i9 3-4 West Uniov b3 1-2 Youngston 83 7-8

Observer were especially glad to see and hear Dr

choir wssathe chorale "Give m Our God Immortal Praise."

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Ts-J CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Local School - Improvement . League Meeting

111s meeting 0! the School Improvement League met at the home of Mrs. R. R. Bell on Oct. 19th with a, large number present. A most encouraging renori o" P". year's work wal Elven by the presi- dent, 1m. Gordon McDonald. Mrs. E, Lents brought in the report the nominating committee and

eotcd. nesident, Mrs. Gordon McDon-

lsc vies Pros, Ira. J. s. m- Millan. Ind Vice Pres, Mrs. Harry Cud-

more. Recording Secy., Mrs. G, l.

Telephone Comm. Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. Alex Math , Mrs. J. A. leardon. QB. Don Camp- bell. Mra. Geo. Tweedy.

The overcrowded condition of West Kent School and the report that the School Board were con- sidering excavating the annex were subjects of lively discussion. It was suggested that; mom for the extra pupils might be found in Prince Street School. It was also recalled that at the thee Prince of Wales

College was destroyed by fire the -

students were all accommodated within a short time in various build s thro bout the city. It

was

with allot lashing many can pared favorably with y.-

'11- gialgglulotcey i... n, e 1h V

be viewed as the roof and h‘ trhn. Ire fielding touches on a financial structure which wm transform bh Lou“ p; new.“ comlcata it‘ ‘u, ‘WWW rem-rm lowing the war

.1 vacuums...“ “flung- the country can help

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was 1e that. the present proh- lcm was ut before the public this crisis co d also be met wlthoui- eaoessive expense. It was moved: that a letter be sent the School] Board asking that no money be spent 1n making additions to our present school buildings but that temporary accommodation be found and at the same time every effort be made to obtain a High Emhsol for Charlottetown. This motion was heartily supported meeting.

Mrs. Creelman reported for the art committee that '70 were now ready for framing and work on frames was beginning in the manual training classes.

It was decided to hold the next meeting on Nov. 5 in order to have Mr. Lambert. director of C. B. C School Broadcasts, as our guest speaker. This naming will be held at the home oi Mrs, J. P. Lantz.

At the close of the business ses-, sion the league was prlvilegoci m hear an address by Mr. D. B. Lusty oi Halifax on Maritime School Broadcasts. These broadcasts be-

by the

pictures '

gin Oct. 1st and continue until the 3"." who? in May with 10 bros - casts each week. ladi lesson s prepared by an authority on the subject and most attractively n10- sented. The part radio is playing, in the modern school program i"- iilustru-ted by the fact that every classroom in the city oi Chicago l5 equipped with a radio or lo11d- speaker and in London no new school may be built without ouiilets for radio equipment. We were interested to learn that the Kins- menk; Club in Summerside had “voted $1,000 for radio equipment ln the schools o! that town.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

The services in Trinity Church on Sunday were conducted by the minister who spoke, in the morn- 1118. of that vivid story of Moses challenge to Hobab to be eyes to the people in their l and haz- ardous journey irom t. Sinai to the Promised Land. The minister indicated the two methods o! ap- proach which are evident in die sto : , where Moses asked Hobab to go

with fliem and they would do him good-which request was rejectcd—but when, secondly, Moses appealed to Bobab to be- 60:50 eye; to eh nation, he re- rporlded with en usiasm. The min- ister pointed out that, if we are olng to appeal to the best that is g1 le, it must be on the basis of the ability to contribute to goodness and to lfl! will and our- pose of God in al 1111mm affairs. The minister applied the lesson o1’ the old story to the present day in which we are living and declar- ed that, while the military slfllfl- glc has come to an end. the war and all that is involved in it is just beginning, and there is con- stantly the necessity oi people, in- dividually and collectively, making their contribution to the struggle in which we are now engaged— such contribution is just as essent- ial now as it was at an time dur- ing the military strugg e. The morning them was: “rind We But Harken ” (W. ll. Dsvlesl. M‘1'. Roy Smallman taking the solo

rt. mThe senior, intermediate and junior Sunda School met as usual at 10 o'cloc, with increased at- tendances and a growing interest. The Primary and B inners De- partment met at l1 o’ ock.

The evening service was eon- ducted by the minister, and we were happy to have with us as guest preacher, Dr. A, J. Wilson, editor of The United Church Ob- server. All those who read The

. Wilson. The selection rendered by the

PAINTER IIILID

HELADIILPHHA. Oct. IO-MP) Jewell O. Wynn. . noted Am- erican painter. was killed today when e freight train crashed into his ear at suburban Ring Hold,

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OUT OUR WAY

6.0 EACK ABD WIPE THOSE-FEET AGAIN! AND,-

WHAT’S THAT DIIZTY LOOKINO SACK YOLVRE BE/INGiHG INTO

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