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Keep Monday; the 27th ol April, open; it is Plobisclio Day and your opportunity to answer tho following qitastlgn;

"Are you in favour ol releasing the Govern. merit from any obligation arising out ol any past commitments restricting the lnothgd; 9f raising mon for military service?"

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Al (he Auction Warehouse. Gmii1i1 sin-rt. lfriilirv, April 24 hi» 1P. .\i. quantity linu-ai-ituiil furni- tnie and sliflp fixtures including: iilrnp head Eatotiiu sewing ma- chine, chests drawers, bureau. beds. inrlnr s mattresses; Chesterfield‘. rhtsierilrlri chair: electric radio: biliary radio; chairs; tables; hand ivprrutril can scaling mn~ hes: hrd screens; smoker; side- lllliils; bully cribs; floor lamps; 4 ttrilon bookcase; si-ttee 11nd 4 ilnlrs ilichnlr covering): bed- ioum rocker; lint tnp desk: set riilit-linmi gait clubs‘, electric inner; (‘omlllilniiliit electric 11nd ml sinvc; chamber sols; pictures; lmantlr clocks l8 day)’. b00351 llsiirs; 20 lb. scales; sliding drink ml"; 7 restnurnnt booths; time and ltfltitll‘. 1 organ BI"! lllwl. and nthrr articles too num- @1011: to inr-ittlon.

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Weekly Live Stock Market ilciiort

SUMMARY

Cattle marks-tings were moderate throughout mist of the Dominion during the past week and while some buyers weze endeavouring to lower prices, gOCd supliwit W85 gll/Pll the market bv small butchers and this served to hold rlccs steady to stronger, notably at or0nto and Mhtreal. western markets. with the exception of Wlnnillw. were active and also stead!’ 5° gtyongejj Winnipeg, however, had a heavier run and on advices of weak- er prices to the south, the market inst some ground. There Was lime or no change in prices P8111 1°!‘ calves, hogs, sheep and lambs.

Eastern Cattle Markets

The cattle run Was vqrv llklll at TORONTO and, while sflme buyers made lower bids. most sales were made to small butchers at prices steady to 25 cents higher. weighty steers reused from $0.75 to $11. butcher steers from $9.75 to $10.50 and some down to $9. MONTREAL also had a good cle- mand from local butchers to SUPDly the fresh meat trade and steers acid up to $10.80 and practically all butcher cows between so and S. with an occasional $8.25 0r better, In the MARITIMELS. sulfi- plies were below requirements and

cod to choice steers were quoted at $0.50 to $10.

Western Cattle Markote

The cattle run at WINNUEG. was a heavy one for the season and on advice oi weaker Prices on United States markets, the trade was sliwer and good shipping steers were 25 cents 0r more lower. Few export steers made $10.75 all above, transactions being made at $10.50 down. suitable replacemen rattle held to firm levels with fleshy feeder; up to $9.50 end above. CALGARY was active on a light run and had most classes Iteedv to as cents itronsor 800d to choice butcher steers $9.50 to $10.50 and an extreme top o1 s11. EDMONTON paid $9.25 to $10.25 for best steers on an active market and the high at MuvOST? JAW nnrl REGINA was $8.75. SABKATOON $8.35 and vmoovvm $9.75.

United States Market

Numerous loads of Canadian steers were add at Buffalo ranging all the wey from $11.50 to $13.75 with other loads of lesser quality down-to $10.75, At St. Paul. there Vie"! 85 loads of Canadians on of- fer up to Wednesday, the bulk of them steers. Most steers 1nd lrmttiea were weak to 25 cents inwe- and bulls 25 cents to 50 cents lower

Medium to gnu-j siai-gltler steers‘

moved at $10.75 to $10110 cutter to good eowe $7 to $9.15. medium

w 1200a bulls $0.75 to $10.25. while stockers and feeders were llrm With medium to top qualtv feed- er steers $10.75 to 512.75.

EXPlJPts r01- the week totalled 9.454 beef cattle, ‘J80 dam. and 3,. 193 calves. Experts from April lst to 16th. under the sec-ind quarterly quota amount to 20, 186 head. SiilD- ments from January lsl: u; April 16th. with corresponding tiqures for 1941 in brackets, amount to: beef cattle 67,756 128.3031: dairy 4,822 (3,779); calves 16,836 (139401.

Calvfis Mostly Steady

There was little change in the calf market and Toronto continued l0 118v $14 t0 $15 for cnlre veftls. While Montreal lost 25 cents at the beginning of the “'00s! on com- mon to medium veals this was lake!‘ retained. Good veals were fairly steady at $12 with tops to $12.50 and an odd $13. Winnipeg was unchanged with best veals s11 to $12.50 and the high price at Edmonth and Regina was $11.25, Moose Jaw s10 and Saskatoon $11.50.

Hog Prices Continue Stead

3°11 Prices again contlnuedy mostly unchanged with Toronto paving $15.15 for the basic grade dressed, While Montreal was on a basis of $15.25 tn $15.40 but closed mp5“.- at $15.25. Winnipeg held in; Dre. vlous level of $14 to $14.10 and Calgary was mostly $13.75 with one load $13.85. Edmonton was steady at $13.75, to $14.25, Moose Jaw $13.75. Regina also $13.75, 5899190011 $13.60 t0 $13.75. Van- couver $14.75 and Monctfin $15.25, Lamb Marllet Steady

sheet) and lamb Prices continued on an even keel with Toronto Pity- ills $12.75 for best qualify lambs and Montreal selling e. few aged lambs up w s10. A imall supply at Winnipeg sold up to $11.50, while Calgary paid as high a5 $11 and Edmonton quoted $10 to $11. Morse Jaw had a lot at $10.50 and Regina quoted the same price, while Saskatoon had some handy- Wilighl. lambs at $10 to $10.75,

Livestock

MONTREAL, April 2l—(CP)\ There were 76 cat-tie, 3 sheep, 1,012 holzs and 1,985 calves fcr sale on the two Montreal livestock mar- kets today. Calves were 50 cents Eizher other kinds of livestock

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0n‘ Monday. by late afternoon calves were around 50 cents higher, and tC-dui’; 11rd 11g was firm at $3 for common llsbi veals to $11.5’) for good quality veals. The bulk of the calves were scld in mixed lots between $9.50 to $10. Drinkers were to $8.50.

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Hogs were steady ct $15.25 to $15.35 for B-1 dressed. Grade A drew $1 ‘err hos premium with dis- Cvllills on off grades. Saws were $9 to $10 live weight.

CANADA PROVINCE OF‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN 'I'HE PROBATE COURT ‘Ihe 4th day of April A_ D., 1942

In Re Estate of Ellen O'Brien late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, widow, de- ceased, testate,

To the Sheriff oi’ the County oi Queens county or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on file oi Agnes Higgins of Charlottetown aforesaid. Single woman. the executrlx of the shove named estate, praying that a cite- tlon may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You ere therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said mt- ate to be and appear before the Judge present at s. Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens county, in the said Province, on Friday the 8th day of May ncxt coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same clay to shew cause li any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be pass- ed end the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. P‘. MacPhee, Esq" Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that e true copy hereof be forthwith ub- llshed in some newspaper pub sh- ed in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date here- of and that a true copy heicof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively, namely in the hell the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the Bunk of Nova Scotla and st or near the Royal Bank of Can- ada bot-h in Charlottetown afore- said, so that nil persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS l-lis Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court st Charlottetown aforesa‘d. the day and yvrnr first fllwve written.

BY the Com-l.

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winner. _ . A ril 21—(C'P)— Total sales: 12,600 she

MONTREAL Canadian Ccmmc ity Exchange. trials, 4.500: Mines, 8,200

_Butter spot: Que and (92 score) 35 1-4B

Eggs spot: Eastern A-large 29 8—-29; A- 23-24; E-B 25-26; E-C 2s

1-2-30; A-medlucn 2 pullets -2-24

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GENERAL TRAVEL INFORMATION

We again intend to issue a. booklet giving informati regarding" Places to Stay on Prince Edward Island. Forms to be 111123 in and re- turned to us are being mailed to all those whose names were listed last year. If you intend to ofier accommodation during the summer months and were not listed last year will you kindly write us immediately and the necessary forms will be sent you. We can only list the names and particulars of those who actually complete the forms. Even if listed last year 1t 1s necessary for you to send us the form for this year if you wishl your name included.

From present indications, based on the number of inquiries being received and other information, we believe that the tourist prospects fori Prince Edward Island this year are fairly good.

GENERAL INFORMATION. Owing to so many rumors being circulated regarding transportation, which have no foundation in fact, we urgently request you when writing to your friends to get the facts. The following information is the latest we have received from govern.- ltent and travel sources-

AUTOMOBILES. American tourists when entering Canada, if staying for a period of over forty-eight hours, receive a. permit for. twenty units of gasoline, which on the present basis of five gallons to the unit equals one hundred gallons of gasoline, On the ordinary automobile this allows approximately 1,800 miles for driving. We have been i11- formed that there are large numbers of automobiles still with good tires on them, also that some people from th Unitd States are doubling up on their automobile trips and two families coming in one car. Write this information to your friends.

BY RAIL. Our latest official infonnation is that United States citizens will be free to travel to any part of the North American con- tinent. There are no restrictions on rail travel in Canada. We expect‘ heavy rail traffic to Prince Edward Island from the Maritimes, Quebec and Ontario. The special twenty-one day excursion rates will be in effect from June 14th to September 1st from Port Arthur east. The through daily Pullman service between Charlottetown and Montreal has been resumed. This Pullman at present leaves Montreal on the “Mer- itime Express” at noon. When the summer timetable goes into effect on May 25th it will leave Montreal every evening, except Saturday, on the “Ocean Limited”. The Pullman leaves here every morning, except Sunday, at 7.00 a. m. Connections from Summerside and West are made at Emerald Junction. This is a splendid service and we ask you to give it as much publicity as possible.

AIR SERVICE. The Maritime Central Airways is providing s. splendid twice daily service from Charlottetown and Summerside to Moncton and Saint John. Connections are made at Moncton with the Trans-Canada Airlines fpr Halifax, Montreal and points West, and from- Moncton to Boston via. Northwest Airlines, connecting at Boston and New York with American Airlines to 0.11 points. This service is becom- ing increasingly popular.

BUS SERVICE. We have been informed that 8M‘! bus service on Prince Edward Island will be the same as last year with a. few minol. schedule changes. Improved Sunday bus service W111 be in effect. Other local bus services, we understand, will be resumed as usual. Bus connections to the mainland will be the same as laetyear. There will be two daily bus services to and from Boston and Saint John during the summer months.

WOOD ISLANDS FERRY. This» splendid service will be_ rs- sumed May lst with some slight schedule changes. The S. S. “Prince Nova.” during the winter months was put in excellent shape for tilt. summer service.

THIS YEAR PEOPLE WANT AND MUST HAVE TH! ACTUAL FACTS REGARDING TRANSPORTATION. We have available in this office a great deal of traffic information such as sched- ules, rates, at ceterc, on the various services, and we will gladly assist‘ you in any way possible. We do not sell tickets. These are obtained ti. W. K. Rogers Agencies Ltd, Queen Street,

WAR EFFORT. Owing to the fact Canada needs every dollar of American exchange that can possibly be secured for the purpose of paying for our vast war purchases in that country, and. that tourists bring in American dollars, we urgently request you to send us the names and addresses of your friends and relatives 1n the Umted States to whom we can send our literature and the exact facts about coming t0 Canada this year. Last year we received a large number of names. and many came here after receiving the facts we sent them. Now we want any additional names not previously sent in. We again repeat this is an URGENT MATTER IN THE WAR EFFORT. We should also like to receive names and addresses of your Canadian frriends and relatives.