y, OCTOBER s; 1940

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mertising Rates Payable in Advance‘

lilimlmum Charge for Any AllIﬂl-llﬂlttntg g5 ca“. Central Guardian locals. 6o l!" WW5; Western and Eastern locail

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'1 -1 a d spiritual Offerings tfxfstlllfilllliﬂ 700 P" lllﬂll- Wed

pel- word; Announcements and Coming (jllissiiilrfl 3c lnr WW1; In Memorial» Notices

Events 3o per word: 10o per inch; Lists oi

Cl-Plil. etc. 5o per name; latter: oi din: u-lasemem 4o wlmu for tun

llllll i0 cents for every additional 8 words. Notices of Thanks Inn

Ap|ll‘l.‘f:1$lll1.l1l. 70c per luch or lo per word. l-l-liis D01‘ inch. Aﬂdleﬂ Ind Prggcnggtlon

Li!!! of Subscription» 81.00. Other rates on

Qtipiiﬂitliiln. F01‘ Salt? Female Help Wanted llflll-“SALE-NEVS’ BUNGALOW. MAID wsn-rr;|>_oNE Wm, .\il llllldelu conveniences. Apply can sleep at home. Apply 96 ill Fcillilg st. L-243-9 lo-tf. musboro street " 1 “so ncnrs NEW AND 1"1““°'”‘3‘- u ier and Crusher Hens M- lllleel-l 'l‘races. shipped pre- iscellaneous

Chilton Morrison. Freder- L-l01-l0-5-4i.

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AUCTION SALE 0F EMERALD Cheese Factory Building at Emer- ald on Thursday. October 10th at 1 p.m. (Signed) Everett Haslam.

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‘:01; ..\1.E COUNTER l3 FT. p»; ‘Nliil solid walilut. top, also l|lllll'll‘l' oak tlcsk. A Home

<Jll_ 14-74-10-4-3-8.

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lli the Red Urcss in aid cf NllLYlJl‘ of London's Fund. by over ilfiy outstand- ‘llllt ‘s and authors, l- llll . . Large profits. .- ll» enrol) perdov ttﬁrliy illade.

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lli and 30 cards $1.00 wily 402;. commission season including

s. Agents wanted You will find the graretl Christmas Cards .~l to sell bccause the cus-' l .211‘ illeii‘ choice of greet-

lii raised letters. Vor- iifnrcnt. box assort- 0t’ from with cvlr ill’. to the agents. Empire ' Card Co, i421 Bieur ‘. iilreal. A. . 10-8-10-1 . ‘ ' \\‘l\.‘\"1‘ED, PEI) E IVES! HERE IS YOUR do pleasant, profitable

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.'~\l. CHRISTMAS CARDS llv $011. The Premier line ~o lliiti has been shown ' the Canadian continuously ,\l. . Gorgeous new ilillt lll-Iight your most ex- liislniliors. Show the new line of Premier Personal . alias cards to your custom- l .l.i iilPll aitentinil to the lin- llilv lllrlgl: anti varied selection » aililiill designs - the charm- .t.tl‘.ll$.—-lll; distinctive styling is usive with Premier. \‘.:ll(‘il vour Christmas cord Jllii profits mount. The

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ll. \\llil customers own name. lair-hip is skilled and ml- " 4 Prices bri-tiii at 20 B01135 i ~1.l.0 lvilh printed iiamc and

- Willi inlcrclioilflfilble _ Liberal commission. 11L‘ book furnished free t0 \\"lIl1lL‘1l and the YOlIIlEBl’ N.) experience necessary. i courteous service. Write szliilpll- book today. BBQ- P.C‘ll1i(‘1‘ Arr Guild. C115“! ‘l.Cll:lili'iiie A: Stanley. Agents also waiirtlcrg in

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T0 LET -— APARTMENT T0 LET. Apply 177 Kent. Street

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ROTARY

"Broadly speaking, the Canada Carry On Corps should be prepar- ed to do anything at any time anywhere for Canada's war effort."

This was the statement made by the President of the Corps, Willi?!‘ S. Grant, Past Rotary District Governor, in addressing his fellow lgotarians at. the luncheon yester-

ay.

President Grant reviewed the many activities of the C.C.C. since its organization on June 14th, and explained the functions of the various committees.

He told of the work clone on behalf of the troops, the guest children, recruiting. national reg- istration, the Red Cross drive, etc. etc.

For the ambulance fund more than $700 was on hand, and he was confident that the balance of the $1750 objective would be raised.

Among the projects now under way is the division of the city into zones, each to be in charge of a chairman, who will oversee the collection of old magazines and carry on other activities. The big job, however, is to be the organization of Kings and Queen's Counties into a Disaster Relief District so that there will be some organization ready in the event of any national disaster. This or- ganization will provide all sorts of services.

The speaker also stated that C. C. C. had provided buglcs and drums for certain Island military units outside the province, and he referred to a meeting called by the Mayor to discuss the forma- tion of a Citizens‘ band.

The 30 C.C.C. concerts in aid o1 the Red Cross drive. the review at the Exhibition grounds, the dance at. Government House, were among other activities dealt with

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In conclusion the speaker ap- pealed to the Rotarlans to slip- port to a still greater extent the C. C. C.

Rolﬂriﬂn W. R. Large was in Q le chair and the guests were ..orman Watson of the c. N. R, Electrical Maintenance Division, ll/iﬂnlrﬁﬂl. Rev. I. J. Levy, the new pastor of the Charlottetown Bap- tist Church, aiid Rotarinn George Mcrlforth of Amherst, N. S.

It was announced that the Dis- trict Governor, T. c. MncNgb would make an official visit to the Club on october 215g,

FEEDERS LAMBS SALE

The annual movement 0f feed,“- lambs and ewe sbco‘: from western ranges to Ensftem feed and finish. ing lots, vlihill.» starting mrlkr in i0. 4o than in Dtvvious Years. is no: a. great. in volume as in the corres- pond rig period cl‘ 1939.

It is intcrdstln-g to note, however, that a hrse entry of both freders lambs. owe iam-bs and range brat-d- ing owes will be on hand m;- t-lle sale at. the Moose Jaw. Saskatche- vlmi, Feeders Show and Sale on Thursday, October 10th. says iihe Markcfnlz Service, Dominic-n 1);- plii-t-ment. of Agriculbure. ‘This ann- allline-yent hasfbeen a mecca for Ens

ceiers or ,1) {of years and those who Bil-ilgiqﬁfliiiies fc-r feeding and finishing lambs should find "his years Moose Jci-w Sole a-n excellent. source for purchasing fi-Qdhilg and brceding stock.

AFTER PROFITEERS

MANCHESTER-JG?) — It] the pas» eight months. 3.000 comp hints of "profiteering," ncarlv all in re- "flffi to hcliseilcld goods, have brcn investigated by a committee under

the Prices of Goods Act.

from $3.50 to $6.50. Good cows ivcre $5.25 to $5.75. medium $4.50 to

There were rio early sales on bulls. gainers and cutters were $2.50 to

. 0.

Calves were about steady with. last Monday. Veal calves were firm at. $8 to $10 for common to med- ium quality veais, Gccd veals were mostly $10.50 with a few up to $11. Drinkers were $5.50 to $7.50 and grassers had the bulk cf the offer- ings selling from $4 to $4375 "BF- aging close to $4.50.

Hogs were slow and prices un- settled. There were no early sales

registered.

Good owes and wethers were mostly $8.50. A couple of loads made $8.75. Culls and bucks were discounted $2 per hundredwcight. Sill-op were $3 to $5.50.

Banks (Canadian Press) Sioch Close canads. — Commerce 152 Montreal 190 Nova Scotia 277 Royal Bk 160 Market At A

Glance

(By The Canadian Pres!)

er groups narrowly lower.

New York-Stocks closed lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat 1-8 to 1-4 higher.

New York-Cotton higher: unchanged: sugar and coffee low- er.

$5.25, and common $2.75 to $3.25.,

Toronto-Gold shares higher; oth-

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MontrealStock N. _Y. Stock c. ' . Exchange . Exchange (Canadian Press) --, , ‘Stocks mo" (Canadian Press) Cl Bell '1I1‘el 15g y: 5m“ °’° Brazi an - 14 3"“ Sm‘ 4 1'2 2i: gelmrfqelF 1g; s-a Bldg Pmduct‘ 15 3'4 Anaconda 22 1-2 c“ C" F°““d 8 "z Baldwin Loco 16 1-2 iflc 5 1-4 2:: tram... . sl- l» , 3,1, sails". l: 2:2 Cf‘? 5m“ 24 H Chrysler v9 1-3 D S $5,555, B 91 Con Edison 2s 1-8 D°m Tee“, 85 Baldwin Loco l6 1-2 Dflllé ex ° 6 Bendix Av 315-8 Bil’. genteel wares 6 1-2 em Shae‘ 79 a" 1m Tob 14 14 Con Edison 26 1-8 IntpNickel as 3-4 m“ “m” U“ 5 1'4 Masse Harris 1-4 Ge“ Elec 351's Mu Pléwer 29 b2 cell Motors 49 1-4 Nat Brew 2o 1-2 Gt m‘ Pm 28 ivlll Steel car 4s Kenmwt‘ 3° Shawinigan i8 1-8 Mont Ward 42 3'8 st Law Com 3 b8 N Y Central 14 5-8 St Law PM _ Ivor Am Co i8 3-4 Si of call '16 1-" M" Am 6° m 3'4 WDB‘ ail-e A - u Pm“ RR 22 3'4 st of Can Pfd 2a m“ P“ 0° 36 wp mac B South Pac 1-1 1-4 K ~ — Sid Oil N .r 33 1-4 “TR ‘Nxas Corp 34 7.3 sixlgmarlzgeﬁimgcdhealzisctzrzatiayrhag United A" 39 3'4 session-long light selling knocked U S Rum)?!‘ 19 7'8 down prices on favorite issues. l s s? C0 59 1'8 Montreal Power sold ofl’ 1-4 to ‘anammn Corp 3214 29 1-2 while Brazilian and shewilll-j ‘Vfsl "nlml 19 1-2 gan dipped 3.8 each. National Steel We“ m“: m3 Car fell a. point ll» 4s in rails and \’l'°°l“‘°l‘ll\ — C.P.R. and Dorco were fractionaily IDWEé‘. Cagadian gar resisted the trcn an addc the minimum fraction. Montretll Curb Dryden was off 1-2 and St, Law- “m- Stock “Canada Cement. Canada Stkllaam- 5 61°" .»i G rd i‘ . htl '2 - . :1- piviiitile Disuiiﬁresfsgagranlrs land Abll-lb! 90m 70 Massey-Harris backed small a- Abmbl Pfd 4 3-4 mounts Asbestos _ Total sales: 11100: Induslrials, 5,- B A 011 19 1-2 300; Mines: 5.800; ‘Bonds: $150. Brilulirirnois 5 5-8 ma‘ Bathilrst A _ Don A 5 1-3 ' Fraser 11 zvestoc r c ll . 17 _ Hir Walker 4,1 5 8 MONTREAL.Oct.7—(QP)—There 1.1.15.0“ 111-2 were no early sales on hogs and Imc Pg?“ “ prices of all other kinds of llve- Pace f,“ 16 1'2 stock were about steady on MOllL- — real livestock markets today, Re- ceipts: Ckéitlfbl, 966; ocialves, 2,089; hogs, 2,39 ; sleep. 2. 3. There were no tops steers. The best stcers offered brought $7.50 to $8, medium were $6.50 to $7.50. and _ common $4 to $6. Heifers ranged By Frederick Gardner

Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-—(AP)—In. dllstrial stocks turned downward at ‘the last. in iodajgg market;

In the Canadian sections Distil- llers Scagram. Brazilian Traction. Marconi and. Lake shore Mines moved forward. Intemational Nic- kel and Walkers were easy. Dome Mines held stationary.

, The Associated Press average of .60 stocks was off .2 of a point at; 44.8. TrﬂHSfPTS totalled 392.290 (shares against 466.080 last Friday, lowest turnover for a dull 5955101] ,sin.~e September 20.

l U.S. steel and Bethlehem gave ground notwithstanding a gubsglm- liai lint-urn in this week's estimat- ed flllcraizons fcr the industry. Out- put was placed at 94.2 per cent of vllivavltix an increase of 1.6 points over the previous week and a, peak since last. November.

General Motors and Chrysler ivcre off fractionally in the {ace or forecasts of expanding sales and factory activities. Santa Fe was up a shade and other carriers regis- tered minimum declines as better Operating l-evcnuse for the princi- pa] roads were predicted.

On the offside were Sears Roe- buck. Douglas Aircraft, Montgom- (‘TY Ward. United Aircraft, Consol- idatrd Eklison. Du Pout, General I-‘Ieotric, Westinghouse, Texas Corp.. Anaconda. American Smelling and Western Union.

Senior Issues of Pei-e Marquette and C-cxlcl-rll Steel Castings retain- ctl tﬂlllCl‘ gains. Up also were 10ft, Jchns-Manviile, J. C. Penney, U, S. Gypsum and Union Carbide.

Crucible Steel common and pre- fcrrcd, well ahead in the forenoon, backed away a bit at the finish. Early strength in these stocks was attributed to flip withdrawal of a stock holders‘ suit to restrain the proposed merger of the company with a subsldinljv.

Montreal-Utilities. papers and R0 (is lower other industrlcls higher, ' ao-sTiu. GIVING STRONG

MANCHESTER.-— (GP) —- An B0- vear-cld bachelor has given £50,000 lsmasool to the government for the war effort. At the start of the war he cave siX ambulances for service in France.

THE CHARLOTTMETQWN

[$100K QUOTA nous?”

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. _ , . . Canada Calls Up Physically Flt I out]; For y Trammt l, . - - ' \ . ‘b MINING (Canadian Press) TORONTO. Oct. "l— ‘ Stocks ch56 , ‘ A1‘i"l3 coll _

Arlitfield 1")‘ ‘

Ashley , i

ALIIiOI‘ Gold 133 '

Bankfield 7 1 2

Base Metal 19 "2

Biligllod 1g '

Bobjo

Bralorne w 1'4

Broiilan

Buff Ank 4*" q

Buff Cdn l 1-. :

Cal Edm 16% l

Caimont i: _

Cd“ M“ G3 l‘ Until-r the direction of llu-il. J. G. Gartiincir. nziill-iur l-f i

castt 195 national ivai" services. 30.000 physically ill. yliliiii; men iJf'l‘\'('l"l‘i

gffgste,‘ 101 , ‘ the 11!’,l‘2l of 2i and 24. inclusive, are bring called up for miililli-y

Cochenour 55 o i I " ling during the next few days. Shown allure arc SCQlll-Sltll

smelters 39 1-- l. i in the Montreal division. largest fltilﬂl rrltirl: liiYlr-‘lilﬂ

Eastcrest ,1? i in (‘-.lii:i<iii. In upper left, Mr. Justice A. Tr hail. chairman

East Mal 1 of the blhlrd 0f atiniiilhiiwilive division "E." UPllT-‘l llYl Plllllluifl‘?

Efﬁorado 265 i who asks that irainiile of his enlploycs be ilostponr-d lo a f]lllf‘i('1‘

gsdcolgirk 4 ‘ season.‘ Such boards clisurc industry against ‘(llﬁllillilfi-llgw-Ilz

Farmland 1 r upper llflll, Fernando Billilleau asks Raymond RJIIHI’, 118mb an

Francflelll‘ 39 l" rl-wlstrar. if he is l‘l3qllil‘0d tn answer the call. 11o tiirnvd ‘.21 ‘on

G055 Ulke 36 w ill and “$111M to know lllr with cl At bolt-um l.< a s""\tin

Gold Eagle 1g of ‘ll -.- FY1115; i<'.\'.'~1ll where dot: >4‘) medical ilpvlri .: kept for ::Ch

ggﬁimglalte I nllin called out for military trallllng-Ollieirll Pilfillilllilllii-l-h‘.

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Home Oil I

Howey . .

Nickel ill 3 Briefs

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Kerr Lake >____ _

Lakeshore

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Macﬁssa 369 i/lﬁlxl" l lowly higher were ‘l? lklit‘ iiohllli-fiiliw".

MacLeod 25D liner’ ahlaellcotl-Cccksliult, Pro (1.1 m ]-‘,l-.ll"li .\l

Madsen 46 ‘ ‘ ii XYhOllTl. S. nit and Coclll \1.C.;,,1,,1.,, U110

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r gold shares tcday. Volume of: - "m" _' ‘

C ‘204000 shares was well above the

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w of lnn-h-hour crowds in the city are: cithevls erhesd is written on. sect sf the most thrilling contest in hlllofi. and the chance to ohm

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tlle picture at their fneee. For all the sleep they miss Ind Ill the fhmnge suffered. their champions In the breath-faking Kllml‘ of ivar. RAF. fiizhlr" H V ' 9| Qhg gymgh Qnplhl feel themselves repaid by a grandstand give them plenty lo cheer for, routing iho Nazi bnnlhl-rs ill l-vl-ry day- light raid. Al. RIGHT 1| another study in l.\|llesSiUn§, in one of the i

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It was one of this throng who sllliuirll in l _ . .l‘~lrl~.l liver n pilp of urn-lingo: polite a g ' His majesty shouted back: And youre g great people,