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F01‘ 51118 Male Help Wanted OFFICIAL BASEBALL SUUIIE IVANTED — MAN FOR FARM Pads ten cents. Postage extra. Work. Writ-e WBEBS- A- B- (>819

Apply CF-QPIOItBtOWII‘Gilflrtltitl.

10R SALE — PURE BREI) WIIITE Pekin Ducks $1.25. Harvey Jen- _k~.ns, .\il.. Ho" crt 11-6276-97-8-31

10K SALE - \OLI.»ME 0F Barges Bedtime Stories, 20 books. Good as new, Cost $13. Sell $5.00. Iii Gerald Street. 11-6354-9-10-31. 111‘ '.' I; __i—‘j__i__.i-_L_ NR SALl-1— THREE SECTION Sirdai- hot water boiler in good contiiuou. Number 19. Write care G inn. L 6344-9-10-31 i‘ L. *“‘_“;

i011 SALE-NEW CART BODY or exchange for cow or young ilock. 161 Grafton St.

" 1 v .. ._ i0It SALE-J-‘INE RESIDENTIAL two npnrimcnt house, double KBrRzv. Good investment. James caliin, 20s Euston Street. 11-6322-9-9-11-12. Izzt. -i;~__; _. :-..: g. MAGNIFICENT G L A D I O L A S for sale. See the display and i make your selection at our office

Guardian, L-6277-9-B-3i. WANTED — MAN I-‘OR . FARM work. Write Box 370 Charlotte- town. 11-6309-9-9-11-14.

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ahnngu nnd Curb llnrlnt) ltocirl Open ‘Last Al Cliem- 232')‘; Z33 .1... Cnn ' 12011.. Am For i'r 7'1’. Ani Wntcr 90W Am Tel Tel 175% Anncondn 39": Air-bison 53% Ati Ref 35% Auburn 31% Bald Loco B": Bait O ‘J0 Bendix Av 2i) Beth s: 70% Briggs “an 60% Case w: Qiics O 07% fhrysler 116% (oni Sol 10% (‘om Sn 1W1 (Ton (‘tin 72 (‘on Gns Co 411,1 Corn Pro 68% Cur Wright 6% Deon 75% Dupulit 16.11’; Eloi- Auto Lt 42 Eicc Po Lt 15% Firestone H711 Gen Else 47% Gen Foods 30% Gen .\fot 68% Goodrich 24% (‘voodycnr 'I.‘ 2554, Gt Nor Pfd 41M H1141 “of. Cur I715 ill (‘on 291/4 Int Hsr , 70 Int Tel Tel 12 Ken .\font Ward 49% .\li1r (‘o 211,5 r1 v (‘PH (w, Nnt (‘iish Rog 20

New York N H 3% Nor Am Co 3.3 Nor Psc 231,‘ Pack Mot 13% Penn it. It 4n rhii iiinr ow, Pull Sen N J ,4‘; Radio Co 11

Radio Keith O

Sears Rue 0C 55% South Psc 431/. Std Oil Ind

std Oli N J’ ($314 studs Co 141,5 Tex (‘o 3m‘ United Air my, United Gss Imp 1on5 U S Rub .31 U S St Co 13. u s Ind .41 am Vanadium 241g IVnrnrr Bros 13' IVrst l'ninu p015 West Air B 44a‘ West. Eicc 143' Woolworth 5s

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- Boarders Wanted

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED— 224 Euston Street. 11-6297-9-8-31

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED— At 165 Kent Street. L-6288-9-8-3i

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED- 25a Fitzroy, handy P. w. c.

L-6289-9-8-3i

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Boys preferred, 82 Cumberland St, (near College). L-6294-9-8-3i

BOARDERS WANTED. REASON- sble rates, 23 Elm Avenue. L-6308-9-9-3i.

STUDENTS 0R OTHER. BOARD- ers accommodated. Comfortable home. Verycentrai. 135 Pownai Street. L-6302-9-B-3i

(i; the ucw Currie Buiidii.g. 1 hone 835 or 865. Orders filled 1 8nd deiiverd. J. A. Moore, Sun "Unmgfi ASEVfIIMTVQeEATEQ 1,11 -. near egc. ra . 8 Offiic, Charlottetown. Kent st. L_6335_9_9_31 i BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED

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WANTED - MAID FOR GEN- eral housework. Apply Guardian. 1

lgfeircnce. Apply Cumberland é“ '"‘““ff’;‘.‘?f"£"

WANfriio-sr ONCE, AN EX- IéQIIBIICCd maid. Apply "M", c.o. unrdinn.

“ANTED -WOMAN T0 no housework for and take care of invalid woman. Apply Florence Mfl-md. Vernon River. L-6296-9-B-3l

at 20 Grafton 5t. Students pre- ferred, near business colleges. 11-6304-9-8-31

Wanted WANTED - SECOND . nsrm

Tractor. Maritn MacDonald, New Dominon. L-6370-9-l1-3i.

WANTED — PRACTICAL NURSE or woman to look after infant and assist with housework in coun- try. Write "B." care Guardian.

L-6346-9-10-3i.

WANTED - TWO 0R- THREE furnished rooms for light house- keeping. Write “K." Guardian.

L-6346-9-IO-3l.

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rkiiabic experienced nurse in “c010- Phonc 5-65-11. 34 Oriebor \".°l;_______> 1..-6366-9-l0-3i.

Lost to _ ' "‘“— nsnn WHEEL anon as- Mn“ KFmlnill-On and Charlotte- Mnfl Finder notify Box 203 _ “W- L-6345-9-i0-3i.

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MARRIED MAN WANTS WORK oti farm. Able to take charge. Good references. Apply Guardian 0m“, L-0342-9-10-li.

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SERVICE - REGISTERED Yorkshire Boar. Fee 75c. Hollis Jenkins, Mount I-icrbcrt.

L-6325- -11-i2.

FURS REPAIRED, RELINED- Reasonable prices. Mrs. Dlwlfifln- 170 Prince Street. Phone 1165-J.

L-6767-8-MWF tl Sc 28.

PUB COATS REMODWJJ-ID. ill-I-

Pllred, relined, glazed. Prices ren- sonsbie. 206 Euston Street, Cni- der‘s. 11-01123-9-10-12-14;

CAN ACCGMMODATE TW" illfiwngers, Charlottetown l0 Sydhly, Saturday morning. Reru- onabie rates. New cor.

sane-goat

pun! lnomhoro of Montreal otori and curb mnriioi) “MRI Open Lint B A Oil 235/‘ 24 Dom Storcc Ford A lino 011 201/, 20v. Inu-r Pele 31s‘ 341,5 Mcli-hi-rs A “l, 1,17,’: 39 3i)

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PRODUCE

(Canadian Press) MONWEAL. sept. '9-—Potato prices eased on Montreal Open pm. duoe markets today whjlq other lines held steady.

Potatoes sold at 90 to $1 for Que- bec no 1 $1.10 to $1.15 for no 2 and $1.25 to $1.30 for no i New Bruns- wicks. per 80 pound bag,

Butter sold at 24 3-4 cents per Pound for cal-lots or less of no 1 while lots to retailers were 26 for solids and 27 for prints.

Graded egg shipments in carlois or less were quoted at 28 cents a dozen for A large. 26 for A med- ium. 22 for B and 19 w l9 1-2 roi- C.

Cheese averaged 15 1-4 to 1-2 081118 DH‘ bound for Ontarios‘ and l4 l-4 for white.

New York Curb

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Morning Stock Letter

(Received over Pltfieid and Co's Private Wire) I NEW YORK, Sept. 9—In addit- lion to civil strife in Spain the lFrench difficulties seem to becom-

! ing more serious every dsy. In view i, f as though they were getting ready 1 to move forward.

‘;Bium has about decided to call a l MONTREAL. Sept. ll-Francoeur

|_of the spread of labor trouble in (France it is reported that Premier

fspecial session of parliament for i a vote of confidence. The Radicals have been pressing the Govern- ment to aid the Loyalists in Spain. |The increasing difficulties in France no doubt caused the ad- vance in sterling yesterday and i there will probably be further pres- ,sure today. In spite of this, how- lever, the stock market has acted (rather impressively although in iview of the three day advance, . and the uncertainties in France, it 115 very probable that the market ‘will riui into some profit taking (during the day. Unless the sit- uation in France grows worse, do-

‘ mesticaliy news is sufficiently good -

to maintain a. strong market at least for several days. Dividend , meetings are Aid Reduction. Cream

of Wheat, Gsnerai Printing Ink and IIILBFIIRLIOIIEI Shoe. In addit- ion to the sicels and rails, which lcok higher, also believe that all the merchandise stocks will do better and the rayon stocks look

1 —Dccii.ne in Francoeur due to over lbuiicd market condition and to ‘unconfirmed reports that drill

hole between number 69 and 70 I "In 011131 $3.85 over 8 1-2 feet and detest hole 100 feet. west of num- -_ber 60 ran $7.00 ore over 4 to 5 lfeet. From surface down to 5th 1 level of mine grade averaged $7.70 , to $14.70. .

i TORONTO, Sept. ii-Pascaiiis lGllbec—Advici=s received from the ificid tho new find recently made atPascztiiis Gold is d high grade one running approximately two ounces a ton. No widths mention- ed. The discovcry stated i0 be =c1ose to the Gilhcr line south of the spot WlIPTF‘ work was previous- ly done on Gilbcc.

‘ Profit-taking Sets Montreal M a rt B a c k

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Sept. 9--New fav- orites appeared in today's stock market as profit taking depressed leaders of the preceding bullish session. Volume expanded.

Closing trends were irregularly lower as realizing brought losses to most metals, utilities and rail equipments banks and construc- tions advanced.

Buying interest centred in Gyp- sum Lime which jumped to 10 1-4, highest since 1931. and closed up 1 3-4 points at 9 7-8. Sales reach- ed 4,000 shares. Brokers said buy- ing was inspired by a vast increase in production of Gypsum.

Among other building supply stocks, Canada Cement Was a. firm spot, advancing 5-8 to 7 1-2 while the preferred icst a. point at 87. Steel of Canada gave ground while Dominion Steel firmed.

International Nickel met profit taking throughout the session and the close of 56 showed a. loss -of 1 3-4 points. On thebiher hand. Smeiiers jumped nearly two points higher to 56. Hollinger and Nor- andd sold lower.

Canadian Hydro-Ecciric pre- ferred led the firm utilities with a three-point gain at 45 while In- ternational Pete firmcd 1 1-2. Brazilian, Quebec Power and Can- ada Northern Power weakened narrowly.

Selling continued to depress Can- adian Car issues and the preierrcd and common lost around 1-2 each. C. P. R. declined. Sherwin Wil- hams preferred dropped nearly five points while Famous Players and Ogiivie Flour firmed about three each.

Sales 29.247 shares; bonds $5,400.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Sept. 9- Price trends were steady on Canadian commodity exchange produce sec- tion today.

Butter Spot:

Sales: 350 boxrs Que 24 3-4.

Cheese Soot-Que white 14 1-4 to 5-16.

Eggs Spot-Ont A iarSe 28 l» 29; A medium 26 to 27; B large 22A; 020A.

LIVES TOCK

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL Scpt. 9-A 2s to 50 cent drop cu gloss cnlvcs featured

"k markets today.

Trading was i . tlons with prices about steady.

Receipts caiilc 50; calves 1561 hogs 31B; sheep fiiid innibs 275.

Cattle offered were ivcst/crn cows of medium to good quality selling a‘. $3 to $3.50.

Good vealers brought $6.50 to $7.50 while fair to from $5.50 to $6.75. Grnssers went from $3 to $3.75 with the bulk around $3.25.

Good owes mid weihers sold at $7 while buck lambs went. at $6 and culls at $5. Sheep sold from $2 to 4S.

rnvly dmllnfzs on ,

mediums sold 1

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Sept. 9—The pound sterling reachcd the highest level in two yenvs iii world exchange markets today, influenced by the French political situation and the , consequent flow of funds to 1on- ’ don. -

_ In New York. sterling rose 7-8 , of a. cent to $5.06 1-4, then eased ‘ off in late transactions to close at i $5.05 3-4 for a net gain of 3-8 cent, still the best price in two years.

Th:- Canadian doilor for the first 1 time in several vireeks. closed at a. premium of 1-64 of one per cent.

The French franc gained slight- ly on control support but ended unchanged at the equivalent of 6.58 3-8 cents to the franc. just above the nominal gold point.

MONTREAL, Sept. 9—-Pound sterling advanced 5-16 cent to $5.- 05 11-16 on Monti-col foreign ex- changes today. The French franc zit (1.58 cents and the United States dollar nt. par were unchanged.

(Canadian Press)

IVINNIPEG. Sipt. 9—The urge to4takc profits weighed heavily on Ivinnlpcg grain exchange trading today.

Nibblino away at more than one cent n. bushel advances built up an export of 1,500.000 biishris over- seas. selling whittled dollar wheat in all three futures down to close the scsilon with prices 7-8 to 5-8 cent. lower. Octcbcr finished st 99. DICEIlllYi‘ 07 l-Z to 5-8 and May $10 1-2 in 5-8.

Liverpool suppiicd the construc- liivc ilifiucnce in early dealings.

l malid flilfl strong shippers‘ offers. The Etirirh tmrkct closed 1 1-8 to 1 l-4d hichcr. Bucuos Aires at noon was 7-8 to 1 cent. lower.

Movement of wheat from Prairie farms contiuiicd to exceed the S,- 000.000~bu.=h~i mark. Tuesday's marketing: (otailod 2.386.000 bush- els against 3.235.000 bushels on the corresponding thy a year e-go.

Cash ivhcat rind coarse grains trade was slow 0nd ivithout fest- urc. Fractional gains wrre record- ed for the top grades.

MINING

(Canadian l‘rcs_

TORONTO. Scpt. ’9—Irreguiariy higher prices wcr.“ bozivdri on the Toronto minim: markct today and volume ivas tlic hcrivicst in nearly n mouth. The indicator showed a slight drop in thr- price ievci of the golds but ihc miscellaneous mines 1 index recorded a new high mark ‘ for 1936 n1. 15D 23. The former mark ‘stood sitter- Juiy 2'1‘. ‘ Heavy action on pricc advances

in tlli‘ junior golds and base met-

(rnising tho gcucral level. Moneta lcouiiniiecl in demand fiiiCl a gnin l of 23 cents was ciinlkcd up on top ' of Til-ssdrtyis advance of 35 and the -prlcc closed at. 1.08. Among the higher-price issues the big volume ivns iii Ivrnncortir. up i3 cents. Mc-

i Bacon hogs sold at $9.25. fed iand watered. Selects drew the us- urtl $1 premium whllc biitchcrs and hcaivcs sold at. $8.75 and extra hcavirs at $8.25. Light hogs went from $8.25 to $8.75 with sows sell- ing from $6.50 to 7. .

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‘m MARKETS AT A GLANCE

5 (Clanadian Press) ' Toronto and Montreal-Indus-

trl?) stocks higimg er. oronto Mines-irregularly high- New York-Stocks c105“ 1O Winn-‘ne1z~wn t <1 Y” 5-8 cents. 9a Own 7 H to Toronto-J; , h "llvhaliized atic8ég5 t3“; o” truck London-Bar silver. COpper and lead "W": zinc higher. Montreal-Silver lower,

New: York-Rubber and cotton lower. ccffe: higher; sugar “n- changed. _

EXCHANGE

linflucncrti by a fair milling de-_

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Sept. 9—-British ‘anri foreign exchange in relation l to the Canadfan dollar as compil- r-d by ihe Royal Bank of Canada cioscri today as follows:-

Argentina peso .2857.

Australia pound 4.0379.

Brazil miircis .0601.

China Hong Kong dollars _3120_

Czechoslovakia cdown .0413.

Finland fiumark .0225.

Francs franc .0658.

C-rcat Britain pound 5.0568.

Holland florin .6775.

Hungary pcngo .1980.

India rupee .3829.

Japan you .2965.

New Zcaland 110mm 4.0704.

Norway krone .2543. 1

South Afdica pound 5.0322.

Svreden krone .2609.

United Slates dollar par.

Closing cxchanue rates

At Moutroai-—Poiind 5.05 11-16; U. S. dollar 1.00; franc 6.58.

At New York-Pound 5.05 3-4: Canadian dollar 1.00 1-64; from: 6.58 3-8.

Al. Pn.i'is----Poilnri 75.89 fr: U. s, dolUir 15.19 fr; Cnnadinn dollar 15.18 fr.

In gold-Pound 12s. 4d; U. s. dollar 59.50 cents; Canadian p101. lar 59.43 ccnls.

.Lcod Cockshuit. up 25 conts and l Premier up 18 cents.

‘k Psrkhlll was iu stroll: dcmnud 1 and the price shot up 13 1-2 cents ' to 39. Bobjo gninccl 8 1-2 to 33 and

oth-sr prntiy issues up 3 to 5 cents ‘ 011101‘ SN‘- , als playrd an impnrizizii. part in wore

Barker. Mcvittlc. Morris- ‘Kirkiand and Temiskamlng. Tow- sgmac added 12 1-4. GOVERNORMEENERAIIS _SON VISITS RADIO SIGNAL ROOM

((‘.I‘. By Guardian's Special Wire) WINNIPEG. Sopt, SI-A student of radio. Hon. Alastair Biichan, son of wrd Twcodsmuir Governor General of Canada, visited Winni- peg police hcndqurirtcrs today to inspect fhc mocicrniy equipped sig- nal rcom. I-lc is rcturning to Eng- land to enter Oxford U81‘ ersitjy.

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Atlns Co IfW-i Can Mar 11's (‘it Srrv i (‘roolo I'M 211G Eicc Bond Sh ‘J.')‘1'r For-d (‘an A 1:15 Gulf Oil Pr-nn 1H) Hum nu iiof 1W6 Imp Oil '10"; Int Polo Iii‘ Ning Hiid 10% Std Oil Kon if)“; IIn Light Pow A 7- IIII Light Pow pfd 011/;

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5...... 067110.536 Lower On New York Market

1 r . l (By Frank Maciilillen) ;‘ (Associated Press Financiaii Writer) . 1 (AP. By Guardian's Special Wire) l NEW YORK, Sept. 9~For no lparlicuinr reason, aside from profit inking. industrial loaders back- 1 tracked in today's stock market for . declines of fractions i0 around two points. There was a. little more nervous- ness cvidcn: over European affairs. ‘(but whether this influenced react- tent was said to be questionable. The list “'11s ragged from the be- ginning and fniowcd devious by- ways throughout the sosslon. Tilt‘ Associated Press rivcragc of 60 stcoks lost 3 o.‘ n point a‘. 68.0.1 just half of its yesterday's advance.) Transfers totalled 1.571.870 shares‘ against 1.716.000 Tuesday. i‘ .Th;. (‘Oplivlfis ivcre not $lilTPd by 1 nnotlicr advance in ti)!‘ 111199 01‘ the export metal. A tiotcrrcut may have been tho announcement that

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