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big returns is less disease and higheryieids"

-"'I‘his dust,” says a Division oi Botany report, “effectively controls the smuts of oats, covered smut of barley, and bunt o1‘ wheat. It also improves seed germination." By such - isease control, New Improved CERE- AN generally increases yields-in t8. an actual average of 6% on ariey and wheat and 18% on oats. et it costs as little as 3¢ per bushel f seed treated! No dust in drilling, o "drill damage, no change in drilling te. Write now for free Grain Pam- hlet and circular describing inex- elleive. entirely automatic treater.

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if “ w, Winnipeg. Men. Calgary, Alia. . Nsvv Wostililllw. I. 0.

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coin BBETON

A new black ielt hat in ‘bold ton" style is shown with a easant quill in natural colors ought round the crown.

k so Minsrdk ior bites. {Mortgage Sale

I BE SOLD by Public Auction ont of the Law Courts Build- ' in Charlottetown, 1n Prirtige e

THAT parcel oi land sit- lying and hein on Lot 54 in a County, 1n ince Edward d bounded and described as . COMMENCING .0n the side oi the Elm Road and Western boundary oi One red acres oi land now or - rly i; possession oi Roderick Leccl, thence South by the et oi the year 1764 along said ' em boundary ninety-six (96) _, = or to the rear line oi iarms ting on the Dingwell Road, ' ce South 69 degrees West -.: said rear line to the East oi land now or formerly in sslon oi Edward Poole, thence to the Elm Road aforesaid. cc along said road to the e oi commencement, contam- . Two Hundred acres (200) oi

,. a little more or less. 3: above sale is made under - by virtue oi a Power oi’ Sale tained in a crriain Indenture i ori/gage. bearing date the t, day oi Februar A. D., 1897 made between urdock Nich- ' with his wiie Euphlmla Nich- - oi Elm Road on ‘Township ber 54 in King's County. Harmer, oi the one part John G. Cameron. oi Murray 3 r North, in King's County ,» aid, Presbyterian Minister, undersigned Mortgages oi the - part; deiault having been - in the payment oi principal

interest hereby secured.

iurther particulars apply iiice oi Palmer and Has tors, Bank oi

- hers. Charlottetown. ted téiae thirtieth day oi March

at

-| t H. K. S. HEMMING. . d. b. n. Estate 0i John G. -- eron.

- L-1357-3-81-7-14-21.

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Chartered Accountant I40 Richmond Street

‘one 47. P. 0. Boa IL

Nova Scotia. R0

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

N. Y. Stock

Exchange

l (Canadian Press) Stocks

Am m- Pr ‘Am Radatnr |Am Tel Tel Am Water Anaconda Atchiton

Ati Reiin Bait Ohio

Commonweafth Con Can

C011 Edison Corn Products Cuniss Wright Elee Auio Lite Eec Pr Lin; Gen Elec

Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Till Gt Nor Pid Hudson Moi: Car Int Harvester Int Tel Tel Kennecott Mont Ward Murray Corp N Y Ccn

Natl Cosh Reg Nor Co

West Elec Woolworth

(Canadian Press) Stocks Abitibi Com Albitihi Pid.

bastos A Oil Bathurst A Dom Tar

ete Melchers Pid Price Com Price Pid _

Banks

(Canadian Press)

Commerce

Montreal

Nova Scetia. Bk

yal

5 21% 28

76% 41%

Montreal Curb

160% N0 291%

Drop In Santa Fe Rail Shares Xtalls Market

(By Frederick Gardiner) (Associated Press financial Writer) NEW YORK,

in Santa thioughout the rail division oi stock market today and put a dam- per o-n reviving in iaitionary senti- merit

Caught oii guard by overnight anxiouncement the road would de- ier bcnzi interest usually paid May l until directors could see how earnings go later in the year, the market for Santa Fe tem- porarily was thrown into confusion.

It was two hours before a trade in the roads preierred iinaLy was arranged at 43. oii more than 10 points. 1t closed at 42 1-2. The common rallnd a point from the paavs low to close at 25 l-8, oii 3

Inrlustrials. riding a new wave oi inflation talk emerged with a ma.- iority o.‘ Rains.

Inactivhy marked Canadian is- sues. Dome advanced a point to 51 as International Nickel, McIntyre. Imperial Oil. imperial Tobacco and Lake Shore steadied. Distillers- Seagram was easy.

Transactions totalled 641.220 shares. against 600.30‘) yesterday. The market coasted a tame finish after the early scion. The

Associated Press com ite price oi 60stocks iinlshed o! 2 at 9.

WHAT STOCKS DID WED TUIé

Advances 310 24

Declines 199 3C0 Unchanged 152 184 Total issues 670 710

Stocks Follow Steady Course In Mo n treal

MONTREAL, Alprll 13 -(CP)— Listings iollovwed a strady course on the Montreal Sirck Exchange today and some issues improved as much a5 two points or more.

In the construdicns there was only one weak ape-t. Carmda C m- ent firmed 3-8 but the pre‘erred slipped a point. Steel oi’ Canada advanced one pOlilt, and the pre- ferred gained two. Dominion Bridge was up s. point and Foun- dation firmed fractionafy.

There were fractional wins in the rats tor Canadian Car and Foundry common and prsvierred. but Canadian Pacliic and Nation- atl Steel Car held unchanged.

Pa/pers presented a firm front with advances of 1-2 each for Price Brothers common a “pre- ferred, st. Lawrence Conpo ion preferred and St. Lawrence paper preferred. Bathurst slipping -4.

There were fractional gains in the general list for general steel wares and. Dominion Steel and coal "B."

Total sales: Induslriels 20.500; mines 81,000; bonds $2.400,

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press) Closinr exchange rates At Morfrea‘ -_Poun.d 5.00 27-32; U S. dlr 1.00 1-2: franc 3.15 9-

16.

Ai. Ncvw York —Pound 4.98 3-82 fixuadian dlr .99 1-2: franc 3.15 At Paris -—Pound 158.30 fr; U. S. dlr 31.79 ir; Canadian dlr 31. 54 1-‘1 fr.

In Gold -Pound 12a. 1d; U. S.

172%

dlr 50.4.1 cents; Canadian dlr 50.- 07 cents.

n I

v For Sale

BBLiISvBXH-‘l.

_________g___. ._.. _____. FOR. SALE-JERSEY MILK COW. Jack Moreeiue, Nurtn

. isters Ind ilttnrncy-nt-Law ‘ MONEY 1'0 LOAN

'1 cGuigan (S. Irainor

ARK R. MacGIJIG-AN, K. O. . ST. CLAIR TRAINOR, B. A. Barristers. Solicitors. Etc.

' MONEY TO LOAN iiice: Over Provincial Bank. » inond Street. Ch-rlotieiown.

almer 8- Haslam

ll. J. PALMER. K c. . A. J. IIASLAM. B.A.. LL. BARIIISTER. ITO. - nu oi Nova ricotta C‘ ' Charlottetown. P. E. I. MONEY T0

LOAN. p.35. P. O. B01121.

it r. a Menace. a. A.

K. C. ~ uorsnv s... nsnnisrsn. soucrron . Building. Charlottetown

uirliiie A Andrews Towenlu. mnsc-rons 1ND IMBALMIRS . In tee liver and Bmdsihnno. 5n and Niel-t service. .. Iii I ‘l-Il.

0110 R 10-21

Bell‘ 6. lMathieson

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n SALE .- SINGLE TRUCK

f '9...» and out. M sprangdlaefylii , Lend 8. Bentley W E. BENTLEY. K. C. FOB SALE AYRSIIIBE GRADE A. BENTLEY. 14.0. we, to ireshen April 17th. Earl BENTLEY. LL. B. Nelson, Marshiield. L-ZZ-i-IQ-ii

FOR BALE -

mixed fled.

110B. SAII Range with otl burner.

four scantlinl s and Island .. Mt. Blew"

b! wise Bros

Wanted

wsivrno T0 nonwow

“sand d ll rs on mo . Six tholisand

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up ... ninln wwArril-k on isrm- Anni! M. Cornwall. .

n1 housework Elected.

WANTID coun and MN

150 LOBSTER A» D11’ 11-33-44 -3l.

FOB. SALE — SEED OATSMQ-Irafhi! grain. John Mtliirlfi_4_la_2l_

_ BELANGER. “M” 112.22%- ‘n’ m“ wwniL-oa-n-ls-ie-ial

traps, rope and buoys- Guardian.

Phone

SALE _. ‘PIISSED HAY- Fon planed or otlzlerallguilgf

ghiinles. Clark. Llsar-a-a-rhu-si.

THREE First Mort- dollars new n, m»; per cent.

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W ‘te H-pzxhre uuarcililgiolé_u_u_ll' Male Help Wanted MAN T0 H. 45-4

Female Help Wanted

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locals. 4o per word; Il/estern nud Eastern locals, lo gs: worn; Announcements and Coming Events 2o per word; Is pol worn; In iisomorinm Notices, ‘we per inch; Lists 0i Moral and lylrllnnl Oltorlnls, Cards, elm, so per numo; Letters oi Condolence 70o per Inch. Notions oi ‘thanks nun Appreciation, 70c per inch or so per word. Usher like on application. Minimum Charge lot any uuvertisemsnt twenty-lira cents.

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To Let

r0 tar - lfsii ieooiu near-- menu by may the first. Apply to Everett Dover, ‘A3 Upper Prince btlefit- L-].'I-4-iZ-6i.

ro LET-HOUSE CONTAINING 12 roons. Al 1 ~ “gqmg ADDiY ‘to 70 Isgngllvloll-Ltlllilellvé. l L-444-4-l3-3l.

10 LET - noose NO. 29 30?- ch_st-r Street. Five rooms and bath- Annly 2o Dorchcster Street.

_P_'none mo. 1412. ___1,-75-4-14-;,|,

FOR RENT AT 245 QUEEN street. 2 Hlmrtments, One having 6 rooms and one having 8 rooms heated. Continuous hot WBEJ‘, Electric range. Apply Mrs, Home 130 Elm Avenue. L-43-4-13-3i

Miscellaneous

PRIVATE TUTORING OF PUPILS Grid“ I 1° X by exDerienoed Teacher. Apply Guardian.

PRIVATE, SALE FUllNlTlallltib ‘I: ‘

lilgber I-iillshoro irom ursday and _I*'rida If“ 4 1 - - 4-21.

l Axlg gltllllCTlNpdnl 11w MEN a omen Certified Ggnseil-laly Good education necessary. Write Mr. Mahsr. 303 IPitsroy Street. Charlottetown. L-1100-4-l2-14-l0.

Baby Chicks

IT'S NOT T00 LATE ‘ID GIT IN on high Fall egg prlcesi See us about Bray Started chicks. J. H. Campbell. Alliston; W. K. Crater, 1t. R. 5. Kenslngton or Mrs. Basil MacDonald, Tkacadie. 7-14-2140.

m" caress.

s- IKIIPIB ‘FOB m. afdilimu . Reierence

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Work Wanted

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Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Bell Tel 154 Brazilian 9% Bru;k Silk ' 3% B C Power A

Can Cement 9% Can Nor Pow 8% Can Car Found 9% Can Paciiic Pid 221i Can Ind Al A 31/.- Can Pacific 8 Can Steamship 2V.- Cock Plow 9H Cons Smelt 54“ Dist sea 13% Dom Coa Pid 16L Dom Bri e 27 Dom Stee B 11”’: Dom Textile 60 Dryden 5‘.

Foinrlation Co Geri Steel Ware

Gypsum How Smith

Imp Tcb 137* < u. Nkkel 47 Masscy Harris 6 McCo‘ Frrnt 12 Mtl Power 29 Nat Brew 33 I Nat Steel Car 38"» Noranda 54“- Pswer Corp ll": Quebec Power l4‘, Shawinigan 18‘) St Law Com 3% 5t Law A

Steel oi Can 63% St Can Pid 5° Win Elec A

Win E‘ec B

(Canadian Press)

Bwcks Close Am Cyan a I1 Am ‘Gas E100 73* Am Su er Power 94 Assoc as El l‘ Cities Serv 1% Creole Pet , an Bond Share M Guli on Corp n Ni Hud 6» Pan on 5%

r11 1.3 —(OP)—

Pringg held stead today in baht’- mmmg m; 0s. n comm i111’ Bulltlaielpot 34 5-3“-

ch -Unquo Em aim —0nrt some 22s: A- medium 21a: s-aullete 20e- MomEAI-h - 13 —(CP)—- Prices ruled firm on Mammal qpen produce markets today. There was no quotation (or N0- 1 huttevin car-lots or lms but 1W5 to retailers were 36 cents s. p ior solids and 36 1-2 i0!‘ l» t ' Graded esa ehimnenfe n W1" or less were 22 cents ior Ada-x. a1 rm- A-meditnn. ac m: A-‘Pllll v B 20 1-2 and C 10 nominal. chase was 15 1-4-3-4 681115 l» pound ior current western mil-lest pgtatpes; Que whites No. _ 55-51; N. a. mts no. 1 8P5 58-“; P. E. I. mils No. 1 '90s till-WI. new B. W. I. No. 1 60a 1.50. Fla. bushel 1M.

O Gram wnnmuio. Aofll 13 -—<°P>-' Absence oi bovine we" in "1"-

. us... oti wuuupes min w- eight; tiadin8 today ellwed wheat iutures to settle alter scor- ing gains oi more than a cent. Late reports rain had iallen in Ely, relieving 6101181"- Wndetmm’ and that recent heavy Bfllll-‘h bu?’ at; had not been vwmvted by 8W- gmmeiltt orders, caused some 1m-

sasinm. ‘

Final quotations were 14-1-2 09m higher, May 1.24 7-5, Jilly 1.1a r-a and Oct as 3-8 cents-

A better demand ior cash wheel feglftsd 1n scattered transactions with Nos. 1 and z northern grade-i 1 1-2 cents better at 17 l-i and ‘l 1-2 cents premium above the Ml!’ ‘“§;',‘§°5&.-t demand ior durum grades improved, the No. 1 Vi!“ my; gpmd invprovin three ceni4s-

Coarse grains closed. . ca. 1- - a-s higher. barley 1-8-1-4 higher- flax 3-4 higher to unchanged and rye a-s-s-a hiaher-

IICNTRF-AL. April 13 _ Whert. nor‘he1'n N0. 1 1.57 3-4. barley‘ Caflfllllilll western N. 68 1-42 rats, iced. No. 1 55 12f. your‘ spflry- whgql, pPi/‘hlfi, Ill‘ l 1.10: seconds 1.90: bakvrs '10"- wirvter wheat intents. choice 4.01% 4.06; white corn 4.40-4.60: b1“ "~ ion 31.25: shorts. t0n 92 U: midd- lines. ton 35.25; rolled oats. bflfl no ‘be Sdoéohav. m. 2, per if“

1 s 11. . mégheese western current i5 1-4- 8-4. Butter unouotcd. _

Eggs in cartons: A-i lame .28. 11-1 medium 2'1: A-laiw! N! _A' mgdium as; A-puitets 24: B 25. 0

—(OP)——

4. 2 Dvsl-elrv-ef Que wlVies No, l 80‘s '

55-57: N. B. mil NO- l W!‘ 55' 63: P. E 1., min No. 905* 89-35? now a. w. r. No. 1 00s 1.50: I'll- hushed 2 76.

Currencies

MONTREAL. Afrtl l3 -(oP>.—- The Pound Bier r3 advanced 'i- 16 oi a cent ~o $5.00 27-32 0n Montreal iorofln ‘B11896 "trdev while the Hench Irene held shout oven at 3.16 9-10 cents. The Unit- ed Steins dollar declined 14 D91‘ cent at 1-2 w‘ w» armin-

MABKITB AT A GLANCI

(By The Canadian Prod) ‘Poi-on o and Montreal -Sto& clo-cd higher. - New York 410d: slightly low-

‘Wimripeg -Wheat i-s to 1-2 sew lumber

New York -Cot.lon lower: nit- bsr, oodles and sugar higher.

GUARDIAN Mining TORONTO, April 13- (Csnndisu Press)

Stocks Close Acme C11 10 Ajax Oil 30 Alex Oil

A P Con 2 Aldermac 51 Amm 20 Ang Canadian 135 Aug Huron 305 Arntiield 17

BY 53H

Astoria. 3 Aukite 35 Bagainac 15's Bankield 89 Base Metal 34 Bsattie 118

id 32 Bobfo 7% Bra trne B50 B1": w.i Oil 55 Buff Ank 14 But’: Can 3

i liill 16

t "lmonton 239 Caimont 45 a Juobc 95

[Gun Pat 360 l -"\- Treth 60 ' C.n Porc 10 LL ll RB 38 5., (Jliromium 58 ' . Ucmwealth 35 Coniarum 134 Con Chi-b 26 Con Smelt 54'. Davies 59 Denlson 22 Dome 51!. Dorval 151,-.- Eest Crest 111i East Malrobi: 155 Eidorado 243 Falcon 575 Fernland 22 Fire Pete 8 Fbntana 7 Foundation 17% Francoeur 88 Gillies Lake 8 Glenora 4 Gods Lake 42 Gold Eagle 35 Glrandoro 6% Gunnsr 1CD 76 Halcrow 8 Hardrock 20B Ha 23 Holl ger 13 Home Oil 134 Homest 22 Howey 33% Hud Bu! I Nickel 47 Jack Wsi 36 Jacola 231/.- Jellicoc 56 J M Con 6% err Add 178 Kirk Hud 95 Kirk lake 108

una 37

e Shore 50% Lam Cont; 3'1 laps Cad 45 Lava. Cap 91

l o 8 Leitch 84 Little L L gig MacLeod 355 Madsen 30 MCDOUC 23 Man East 1% Maralgo 13% McIntyre 38% McKenzie XD 98 McVittie 14 MoWatt/etrs e2

in 187 Moneta 190 No. t “w. i2 Nerwhec 3% New Gold 24 Nipissing 185 Noranda. 55 Ncrdon 8 Norgold 8 Normetal 05 Nor Can 28 N01‘ Ehnp 3w OBrien 830 OKalta. 175 Omega 33 Oro Plato 103

calta. 13 Pairwur 365 Partenan 12 Paulore 11 p; 46 Payore 17 Perron 144 Pick Crow 430 Pioneer 305 Powell 173 Prairie 36 Premier 195 Preston 91 Read Auth 39° Red Crest 13 Red Lake 19 Reno Gold g

e Royalite 42% st Anth 12 San Ant 1177 shawkey 3'1 Sherritt 109 Siscoe 335 Sladen 116 Slave Lake 3 s w Pete 4° Stada M, Straw Lake 3/1 Sud Basin 35° Sud Cont 13 Sullivan 103 Sylvanite 399 Tashota 3% Tack Hugh 460 Texas 1% Toburn 709 Towagrnac 44 Uchi 148 Unit Oil 20 Ventures 490 Vulcan 194 Waite Am 140 Wendigo 13 Westilank - 15% West ‘Turner 11% White Eagle 2 Wiltsey 4% Wood Cad 29 Wri Harg 700

UNLIBTED Brett 4 Cobalt 7i Dal Oil 55 l Foothill 50 Malrobic 1% Oil Sel 3% Pawnee l": Pond Or 1N

chic 7 Robb Mont 1% Tsinisk 13%

. April 13 -(CP)—- Bullish iorcm maintained whip hand in the ‘Toronto market today and although trading d‘ stutineglmostrth: 1gp!-

Y WW0 n!’ P l“ was maintained till the . .

W oils the wid- est gain, adv 0 in the in- dex. The base l md the gold u. $0.“... "° '° alimllf;

e go from) i‘ group in the advance. Dome with a not gain of 3-4 and Lake Shore, McIntyre and ‘Buiialo-Ankcritc

th gntm d 1-4 to 1-2.

Msdiaod-Coddnstt came ior- ward leis in the (by rd s Pickle Crow, Pioneer and stude- com Permit gained 4 cents

I ' .

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Entomology THE CARROT BUST FLY

Young carrots are often observed tnturn areddish rusty colorinthe ' binning

e often in

stored for winter use, but the letter

5910mm to a later generation. The arents oi these

third week.

D§1$it their minute, white,

pitted 688$ on the soil about Plmlé. usually in pa. reason. unless the ilies am encep- tlvnallv pumeious the infestation is lwllfllly newly." The iirsi, genera-

fill?“ ‘“ 0i Atlaawt bouts all‘? . v . a e l third week and deposit eggs ior the ,seoond generation. These bore n11 lthxough the carrot, Inalk discolored tunnels in every _ There may bevvery little interior evidence or their work. through bad- lniested roots show brownish sunken areas and often small round P101138. for the maggots have a habit vi protecting their bodies m. hali ther length or more, straight, out from their burrow. Parsnips are also attacked though usually by the 59001111 generals en only. Celery is likewise iii-tested. result-mg in stunt- ed. worthless punts, It has been said that the inssct also attacks lettuce but verification of this is yet doulbtiul. Manv oi the remedies recommended have proved worth- less. and oven those munch“: in are not guaranteed.

9sfiuéfitiwfitil...

teloztoifllgals.

oi water a ied so as to at the Plants and t soil about thvelm, be- Elilnlflk when are about an

they

lmh high high and ocmtiriluing at iive day intervals until three nppii- cations have been given. has shown some benefit. Sodium flouride, 1 oz. WIKQJJriwatGrJIl-ltl-lliedinasimi- 16-1‘ mflnner has likewise shown pro- mise. The trial oi Bordeau oil emul- sion as recommended for onion mag- got is recommendecim

D8479 sowing will en e the plants t0 6601196 the first generation msg- Bote. as June planted stock is sel- dom attacked. However. this m1. ders it impossible to secure s. crop ior the earlv market and the roots are still likely to be attacked by mflflwts 0i the second generation.

The oar-m Apflle

These tiny. green plane lice oc- casionally become numerous dur- i": v we ma“ °’t.:“"°*'

T311 l) 8 91' P 0i’ par- sley 101111151. As a result the plants W1 hermd in severe cases, especial- ly drurlngldxy Weather, die as a re- sult: oi e inasxeots attacks. In lees 89140115 cases may be he checked ou- stureiyted. the presence o! innumerable green lice on the leaves also renders them unsightlv and even urilmarketable.