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WANTED - rnvFroNs Poussin

y Radio and Heafilihilalfalie. straw. W. R. Bot/Yer, 11133323316121. . AL _ i———— - _. . . __ (iordou DlllkfDfCl, South Melvile. Irmgbqfélezll‘ L-IZG-H-G-ll. ' Miscellaneous l Male Help wamed son-m ".‘J§§.'i”.r.é‘.‘.’.¥.. will.

Lumber and Firewood Fbbruary 8 h, one o'clock. Everett MacKin- nous. UDIOII Road. Alex McRae,

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_ O1’ 77 acres of land near Milton, m Queen's county. ln the Provlmo oi lninie Euwaru island, being “jg Linus 01' C. ifrunk McKenzie and o! tilt: estate oi’ the late Charles E. alrlicnzic, lice-eased,

NOTICE is hereby given that pur- suant to the Order or the Con", of (iitintrery made in the Rolls Court int-rent on tnc 26th uuy of January, iii-ill, in a cause therein pending n-hcrrin the said C. Frank McKenzie nus Complainant and Robert. c, Mo- Krnlli- was Defendant. No. D, 543, 1 l\‘lil sci. up and sell by public flucfll)“ ill iront of the Court Hollflg in t iniriottctown in Queen's County mu said, on Monday the 19th nay 0; Blllllll’. 1040, at the hour of 1:6 orlork noon:

ALL that tract. niece or parcel o! land situate, lying and bein ln llllllllllllli numbered 32 and I53, in sum Queen's county. bounded and dcsrrilicil as follows: 0n the north by the road lcuding from the Rllstlno lloud to the Winsloe Road; on the south and west by lands in seesa- inn o1‘ Hammond llooper, lrllomal io-trr, Leo Blake and Thoma; Dia- mond; and on the east by 581d '1 lmnrts Diamond's land and land in nn of A. B. Seller: containing l_\'-h('1‘l.‘l1 acres oi’ land, a litte ‘c or I958.

- obove lands will he sold free, cit-o:- and discharged oi and from all cm umbranccs.

Such sale shall be subject to the approval of the Court of Chancery. mixture this 2nd day of February.

R. ll. ROGERS. Master in Chancery. DONALD McKINNO (‘mnplainanfs Solicitor. ' -‘.i—6-l2-15.

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In Memoriam

TIIE LATE- MRS. PURDY

Many old time citizens heard with regret of the passing of Mrs. E.,F'. Puldy at Victoria. P. E I., on 31st ultimo. She nos Emma YBBILIIOIBIHBW. daughter of the late John and Maria Hobbs and was born at Mergaie, P E. I. on Feb- ruary 24th. 1845. She moved with her parents in early childhood to Charlottetown. where in 1862 she maried Mr. E. F Purdy, monu- mental mason. Of eight children four survive, namely, E. I. in California, Dr. A. L. in Alocrton. P. E. I., G. G. in St'..hroy, Ontario and Mrs. E R CZIJIICLUII of Victoria, P E. I., with whom iifizéeased made her home since

Nephews of the deceased are Mr. Benjamin Simpson and Mr. G. F‘. Hutcheson, Charlottetown, and Mr. W. H. Slackford, Summer- side.

Mrs. Purdy ‘was a devout Cl-iris- tian, and for many. many years a member of the first Methodist Church in Charlottetown. Although nearing her ninety-sixth year Mrs. Purdy was abie to be up and n- boui. the house until a week before her death and no anxiety was felt regarding her health until wiihin the last two days. About ten days before her death she had a visit from her pastor, the Rev. D. J. Morrison, and enjoyed singing with him the hymn, "Blessed Assur- ance " At her funeral on 'I'hurs- day this hymn was sung together with “Hock of Ages" and "Jesus. Lover of My Soul." The Rev, Mr. Morrison in a short address at the funeral service based his remarks on the last verse of the 23rd Psam. Interment was the Peoples Cemetery, where the Rev Mr. Murray oi’ Trinity Church conduct- ed the service at the grave.

The death occurred in St. Boni- |face Hospital. Winnipeg. on Sun- ;day, February 4th oi Lffllls Samuel Lowe. second son of gin. Lowe and the late Henry C. Lowe o1 miarlotietown.

Io had been 1n falling health for some time and underwent a serious operation last June from which he nevcr fully recovered.

He has byn a resident oi’ Win- nipeg for the post 34 years and had been employed hv the C. N. R. I-Ie last visffd Charlottetown about n. year ago shortly before his father's death.

Mr. Lowe who was o man of splendid character, a veteran of the Great War and served over- sea/s leaves to mourn a widow (nee Mary Bradley of Chnrlottetotvn) .two sons, Louis Vernon. oi the O. P. R. and Arthur Gerald who is enlisted in the Fart Garry Horse of the First Division, al=o two dv""*‘ers Mrs. Fred Hobbs and Mrs_ S1 """ey Cheskey of Toronto.

Om eon was killed in nn auto accident about four years ago. His mother who ‘is at prewnt in delicate health. one brother Wes- ton, and three sisters. Miss Else Lowe. Mrs. Parker Ritchie and Mrs. Earl Prclwre all of Charlottetown also survive.

To the bereaved relatives sincere sympathy will be extended.

REAL DUTCH TREAT

AMSTERDAM (CPI — A Dutchman in sympathy with the British cause gathered nil the Eng- liah currency he possessed. and col- 1 what he could from his

a - friends, and sent London's Lord BELL a, MAfl-"ESQN |Mevor a war gift of £9 17s 10 Il-td El‘ _‘_"“'"" ' "' ' Cm moifiv r0 moan ‘"4’- on _ nu‘ mlouflftn’ Keep Minard‘: In the homo. .1

N. Y . Stock (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am C and l" 24 1-4 Am For Pr 1 7-8 Am Radio. 9 1-2 Am Tel Tel 171 Am Water 9 7-8 nda 28 7-8 Atchlson 23 1-2 it O 5 1-4 Baldwin Loco 14 7-8 ndlx Av 30 3-8 Beth Steel 73 3-8 Che-s Ohio 39 3-4 Chrysler 31 Commonwea S0 1 1-8 Con Edison 32 Curt. tvright A ’ 29 7-8 Elec Auto Lite 36 Elec Pr Lite 6 1-4 Gen Eiec 38 1-4 Gen FOOdB 47 Gen Motors 52 1-3 drich 15 7-8 Goodyear Tine 22 1-2 Gt Nor Pfd 33 Int Tel Tel 3 7-8 Kcnnecott ' 35 Mont Ward 51 3-4 N Y Central 16 l-8 New York N H l6 1-8 Nor Am C0 21 1-2 Nor Pacific 8 1-4 Paramount 7 1-8 Penn R R 21 8-8 Phil Morris 91 Phil Pet Co 39 Pure Oil Co 8 3-8 Radio Corn 5 3-4 Sears Roe Co 83 1-4 South Pacific 13 1-8 Std Oil N J 42 7-8 Stude Corn 10 Texas Corn l0 United Air l5 3-8 Uiried Drug 5 l-8 United Gas Imp 14 5-8 U S Rubber 35 1-2 U S St Co 56 3-8 U S Ind Al 21 5-8 Vanadium 30 1'2 Wamer Bros 3 3-4 West Union 23 7'3 West Elec - Woolworth --

GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Feb. 5—(CP)—Al-l' sence of sellinfl Dlessllle- mgemil: with light buying held futures prle.» “yell above the PWVlml-s c1059 on Winnipeg gram exchange. Qllolll‘ tious ended 3-8-5-8 cent higher. MM. a; 84 3-4. Jly 85 1-2 and Oct 86 l-2 cents.

Chicago writ values climbed a- bout. a cent while Buenoa Alres trad- grs were on holiday.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5-—(AP)—W'heat and corn price 81-1115 of a cent B- bushcl or mOIB 10GB)’ llllllallled

strength to the entire 2181a ml"- k- .

Alguying Based on unfavorable re- ports of winter crop conditions in the northern hemisnhere bOISW-"d wheat while the corn market. df- rlvm strength from export busines-

Whent closed 3-8—-3-4 cent high- or. Mcv o1 3-a_1-4. Jlv 94 5-o_a-4; corn 7-8-1 1-8 up. Mav 56-55 7-8. Jly 55 3-4: Oats l-B higher.

Livestock

MONTREAL. Feb. 5—(CP)— Lambs and cows were steady on Montreal livestock marktfl today but. other kinds of livestock were lower. Receipts were 601 cattle. 7,- 116 calves, 1.145 hogs and 182 sheep and lambs.

Good steers were $7.25 to $150 medium mostly $6.35 to $7.75 B-llll common $5 to $6. Heifers rand“ from $4.50 to $6.75. 200d butch" cows were $5.50 with an odd top at $5.75, medium kinds made from $450 to $5.25 and common $3.75 to $415- Canners and cutters were $3 to $3.50, common bulls were $4 to $5.25 and butcher bulls around 55-50-

Calves were 50 to 75 cent: or more lower. Good vczfls made $1150 Wllll common thin 2'12: veals own to $8. The bulk c! the sales were made between $9 l 519-50- Dillllielsl were $6 to " Grassers made the< bulk of the oils-rings and were sold‘ from $4.50 to $5.25 mostly $5. Lambs were steady at $8.50 to $9‘ for mixed lots of mostly bucks. Sheep were $3.50 to $6 averaging close to $5.50.

o silbstantlnllv from the like period the pear before.

Use Mlnard‘s for aches.

(Csuldlln Prue) r‘ Montreal etc-k wwm w» r- E l1 580a] clflll xc ange u Anlmcfiold a; Arntlleld l3 (Canadian Prue) ‘Afilxlllemy 253 3-4 Bonk: Clo“ 22 Bell Tl llg 8-4 0 188 zi 8 3-4 Bl! Mil 10 Brock Silk , 3 3-4 Bobjo 8 B C Power A 28 1-2 Bralorne 10 8-4 Bldfl Products l6 1-2 BrOuIan 62 1-2 Can Cement 7 Buff Cdn 4 1-4 Can C81‘ Fd 13 ‘ 4 CB1 210 Can Car Picl 34 76 Can Pacific 8 3-8 Cent Pet 240 Can steamship 7 1.3 Cen Pom 12 DOm Coal Pfd 21 1-2 Che-Ell’! 9° Bridge 31 Chromium 60 Dom steel B 14 1-8 Cochenour 6n Dom Textile 89 1-2 Conlanun 179 Found: Co 11 3-8 Con Ohlb 46 Gen St. Ware 10 1-4 Dentson 1 8 1mm Tob 15 5-8 e 27 1-4 Int Nickel 43 Duquesne 7 Int Pow Pld 93 t. Crest 6 1-2 Lake WOOda 23 1-2 East Malmblo 385 Massey Harris 5 3-8 Eldorfldo 99 Mwoll Front 8 1330151151011 25 Mtl Power 31 1-4 Fflkion ~ 4.10 Nat Brew 86 i-2 Perl Kirk 4 Nat Steel Car 64 1-4 Francoeux 48 Quebec Power 17 Glllles 7 Shawlnigan 22 5-8 Glerioru 1 st Law Com 4 7-8 Gods mire 56 1-2 St Law Pfd 18 Gold E3210 l7 1-2 Sou Can Pow l3 3-4 601d Gate 20 St of Can PP 80 Gunner Gold 57 WW Elec A 2 Halllwell 2 l-Z Wpg E380 B 2 gfieP/ock 12g MONTREAL, Feb. 5-—(CP)—St0ck Hollinger 14 3-4 market prices were steady today and HOme Oil 275 advances heldla slight. margin over ggréléeiiead Si; 1 4 losses at. the c ose. Hud Bay Mm 3o Asbestos and Steel oi’ Canada. 1115mm 35 tacked on small fractions while Int Nickel ~13 1-8 Canada Cement and General Steel Jacolu 4 1-2 Wares eased narrowly. Jelhooe 16 Gamers of minor fractions lnclud- J M 9°" 4 ed Canadian Celanese, DOIIUILIOII K?" Add 242 Textile, Shawinlgan. Canadian Cot- 23 ‘ions and International Petroleum Lak aha‘ 12% while off narrowly were Foundation, unfmue 66o B. C. Power “A”, Gurd, St. Lawrence Lam Cad 15 14 Corporation and National Steel Car. Label Om b2 Preferred issues of St. Lawrence “d, 73 Corporation and Price Brothers ad- Lime L 1, 295 ded fraction-s. Wabasso Cottons Moons“ 435 went forward 2 1-2 points and C. Maclyeod 223 P. R., in brisk trading. was up l-4 Madscn 45 1- polnts at the finish. Noranda back- Malartic 100 ed 1 1-2 points McIntyre 53 1- Total sales: 70,200 shares; Indus- 16016521316 l-ig 1 z trials, 17.700; Mines, 52,500; , 0 e - 510g Bonds Mcwotters 49 1-2 u" ‘l3 one a 3°32?» Km‘ 2g H ay FINANCE girl-y,“- 1g; oran a. Nordon 6 1-4 OBrlen _ 151 Okalta 112 By Frederick Gardner $221111,“ 5‘ Associate’ Press Financial Writer pawl“, 4 3.4 Pamour NEW YORK, Feb. 5-—(AP)—A1- Partanen I? though selling was exceptionally Paymaster 43 light, and scattered isiues exhib- Perron Gold 159 lted quiet. strength, the stock mar- i Pick Crow 395 ket today generally leaned to the ; P101166!‘ 214 o“51de_ I Powell I35 Declines were mostly in small ,Pl‘?5l?°ll 315 fractions, but a handful oi’ "blue l mchfiw 3214 chips" conceded 1 to 3 points. [gfygnth n International Nickel. up a frac- ‘sand River 1o tlon, bucked a general back trend ‘ senator 44 among Canadian issues. fiactlonaliy ‘ 3116",“ 99 lower were Distillers seagram. Dome, l 5mm 830 Marconi, Ford. Imperial Tobacco 515cm 31 and Massey Harris. 313mm 45 The turnover of 413,045 shares Slave Lake 6 1-8 was the smallest for any lull session s Pete 5 since July 10. and compared with ‘Steep R0 233 514,330 last Friday. The Associated Straw Lake 4 3-4 Press average of 60 stocks was off Sud Basin 185 .2 of a point at 49.2. a new low for §llll Clml- 5 the year to date. bl-llllvllll 90 Steels had to contend with o. Sylvan“? h sharp drop in this week's mill op- ilsecl‘ Hg“ 60 oration»: to a new bottom level since ‘ U527?‘ ‘I'm 90 last September. The decline of 5.6 l 0cm‘ __ points. houlver, at 71.7 per mm of Unit on 7 capacity. was about. what had been Umwr can 6a looked for and U. S, Steel, Bethle- wane Am 579 hem and Youngstown kept reactions Wendi“, 9 1.3 to minor amounts wood cad 23 General Motors was off 3-8 at 52 wri Ham 790 l-2 and Chrysler unchanged. After the close "GM" directors voted a UNLISTED dividend oi’ 75 cents a common share. Brett, Tr 1 1-2 Easinmn Kodak sloughed off a e l5 points. Losers of 1 or so included Pawnee g Douglas Aircraft. American Can. ggltfbkore 17.7 1 2 Dow Chemical, Johns-Ilvlanville and GD‘ Monsanto Chemical. Loft was a soft shallggqilrlultedo’ zach?" 10$? l spot. Loews eased as 12 week's est ‘ nee level 5m“ below Chrmp earnings as of Nov. 23, were ff p

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mas and the industriala posted moderate declines today on the Toronto stock exchange. Base met.- al stocks closed slightly above Sat-

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GOING T0 TRUBO — 'I‘ra.1nmen Jack Court, Claudejlowatt and Earl Paquette leave this morning for ‘rruro where they will take up their duties on the Halifax division.

POLICE COURT —In the Police Court yesterdo a man charged with hav possessor: o! stolen goods was Ined $50 and costs 0r 60 days in jail. A vagrant was given a sus- pended eentenoe of 30 days in jail provided he leave town immediately.

FUNERAL SERVICES —'.l‘he fun. eral o! Mrs. Nellie M aid was held ywterday morning rom Frank Hennesseya Undertaking Parlors to St. Dunstanls Basilica where Requ- iem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. P. McMahon, D. D.. who also conducted service at the grave. The

fill bearers were: Messrs. Harry urphy. Vincent McQuaid, Guy Scot . J. Peter McDonald. Frank

Eden, and George McQuaid.

NEW PRINCIPAL — At a special meeting of the Sourts School Board E James MacDonald was appoint.- Bd Principal O1 Sourla High School to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Ernest J. Reid now vice-principal of West Kent School. Mr. MacDonald enters upon his duties not only with special recommendation from the Department of Education, from the many names of worthy applicants received, but also with o. teaching experience of eighteen years.

DAIRY NOTE-The Department of Agriculture, Charlottetown, P. E. I, has just received a Record oi’ Performance certificate from the Dominion Dept. of Agriculture for Falconwood Etta a member of the purebred Holstein herd maln- tainecl at Falconwood Farm. As a senior two year old on three times a day milking she gave 707 lb. fat from 20682 lb. milk. This record is the fifth highest for milk ever made in Canada in this class. “Etta" is by the R. O. P. bull Island King Kerk who is out. of a daughter of Jean Abbckerk Pontiac famous Worlds Champion lifetime producer of Milk and fat on twice-a-dav milking. Her dam. Falconwood Dokteress Bell has a. seven year old record of 709 1'2. fat from 21669 lb, milk.

Montreal Curb

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Stocks Albltlbi Com Abltlbi Pfd Ashes‘

5 B A Oil 22 Beouharnois 5 Bathurst A l4 Can Vlckers 7 Dom Tar g

Price Plcl __ ed no improvement on last week's dull tempo and turnover aggregat- ed only 251,000 shares.

Most trading was in the cheaper golds. Industrials and base metals were dull. Steel. food and utility stocks 01051.1 down. Point declines were netted by Canadian Brewer- ies pfd. B. C. Power "A", Lang and Sons and liatlonal Steel Car C. P. R. came through in considerable volume at an advance of 3-8 to 6 3-8. Ford A, Massey-Harris, B. A. Oil. Fanny Farmer and Loblaw B were weak.

Gold shares shower! an index set- back of .51. Wright-Aargreaves fin- ished 15 cents down at 7.90 and losses of 4 cents or more were net- ted by Central Patricia, Little Long Lac, O‘Br1cn, Monets and Siscce. Minor gain; showed for Aunor, Con- iaurum. East Malartic. MacLeod- Cockshutt, Malartlc, Sylvanlze and Teck Hughes.

Steep Rock advanced 7 cents to 2.33. Sherritt gained 2 cents and waltc-Amtilet 5. Fnlconbridge lost 5 cents, Senior base metal shares held steady.

In dull trading the western oil group eased off slightly. Home firm- ed a few cents but failed to hold the ga1n_ Royallte at 33 1-2 I01’ a broken lot was a. bit. lower and Anglo-Canadian slipped a cent to 93.

on and after Monday, period of two weeks.

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Produce Prices

MONIREAL, Feb. b-(Clil-Pro- duce Market prices here today, u reported by the Dominion Deport- ment of Agriculture. follow:

Butter: first grade creamery prints. Jobbing price, 28 1-2; first grade solids, jabbing price, 28; Que no 1 pasteurized regraded butter. wholesale jobblng price, 27 14-3-8; Que no 2, 26 1-2—5-8

Cheese: Ont. white and colored, current make, wholesale Jobbing price. 19 5-8

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases, selling price, A—-large 23 1-2; A-medium 21 11-2: A-pullets 20 1-2: B--Large and C unquoted

Potatoes: Que no 1 75's 1.10- 1.15: Que no 2 75's 90-400; NB no 1 1.25-1.30; PEI no 1 75's 1.30

RUSTICO CONVENT

Honor Roll for January-z Grade X:

1. Rita Doucet.

2. Corina Gallant.

3. Louise Gallant. Grade IX:

1. Leona Doucet. Grade VIII:

l. Frances Doucet. | 2. Reta Doucet.

3. Cecile Dulong Doucet. Grade VII:

1. Elmire Gallant,

2. Gerard Pineeu.

3. Edouard Blanchard. Grade Vi:

l. Rita Blanchard.

2. Georgina Doiron.

and Harold

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