NOVEMBER 5. _1_9_41

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"Mk mo; liltsstock were steady.

$11M? quality cows brouﬂm $515 $5, and t to $5, Canners and cu tors

$8

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Ve Goad

Dill?‘ [lllhlttgrsslﬁiim t0 ﬁg: rlzrassers nee moving slowly

D§ m $7.75. Yearllngs were from

"w 54' " and wethers were $11. m°§°‘.l,§.l.§sln<l culls were dis- wunied $2 oer hundredwe‘ght. amp were $4 t0 $550-

Hw we...» $15 for B-l dressed ‘n.5, yo. 5-1 alive fed and water- ldjnd up to $11.35 off trucks de- lirered. Grade Aurclw $1 per hog

gum n-ith dscounls 0n off des. sc-u-s were $850 t0 $950

AUCTION SALE

AT BALTIC, LOT 18 “ilmooulii, NOVEMBER lZth

[ﬂying llispuseu of nly Farm, I lll sﬂl uy ptllﬂll.’ uuctloll on the ma» lllc icuuwlng: Clyde Mart‘, new; oiu; rercnelon lvlare. lilo “.5, til-cu; horse i4 yeals. 2 11A m» slu culls; a hulk Lows; 4 lieu- ﬂicalvcs; Sectional Beedel‘. l". h .; lllotlel’, l‘. a. W-i Hay Bake;

tlnlillllnc; sci mold boards; sci. ~ my Fork, Rope and Biooin; ml and Driving lip-nose; 3 eood n: coum; shovels and Forks; mo Fork: Velux Cream Separa- ,uearly new; Spinning Jenny; dwooli Bedstead; 3 Couches; ml Rockers; Stove. open grate; ter Square and other article: numerous to mention. Terdlps Cash. ll not fine, ﬁrst"

CHESTER SIMPSON, Gil F. MORRISON. Auctioneer.

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, , Nqv, 4—(GPl— ll°“§*§.l§“:iil cattle. 102 sheep Th“? b5 1961 hogs. and 9M Ind mt ‘s51;- on Montreal live- . arkets today- Pﬂ°°$ ‘m an

common butchers g w H25, Common bulls $4.50 w "en... ranged from $9 l0

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press) I

er industrial: and golds lower. New Yorb-Stock an nurhelc closed. (Election day). Winnipep-Whealt 1-4-1-8 cent higher.

Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL. Nov. 4-40?)- Traders were difficult to interest in the stack exchange today Mar- ket analysis suggested the closing of Wall Street was largely respocl- sible for the apathy. All averages except papers were shaved a little in the dull deals.

Metals perked up towards the end of the session and Consoli- dated smeltlers and Hudson Bav Mining posted fractlonal Hollingcr dropped back. In oils. fnternational Petroleum was a oser.

Industrials were topped b l/WO winners. Canada cement an Can- adian Car preferred, but Dosco "B." Canadian Bronze and Floun- dation drifted down. St. Lawrence Corporation preferred firmed near the end in nowsprlnts.

sagged 7 1-2 after being slxeni from trading for some time and Shawinigun was behind a fraction. Bell Telephone pushed uo a little. Wabasso was ahead in miscellan- eou-s but behind were Distillers- Seagrun. Lake of Woods, Imper- ial Tobacco and National B"e'we - es.

Total sales: 14.400 shares; Indus- trials, 7.300: Mines. 7.200.

STOCK NOTE

Daniel Dart of Dasable has re- cently purchased a pure bred York- shire boar from Walter Buntain of South Rustic . This is one of the pest Yorkshire boars in the prov- nee.

350-11-5-8.

lifll M III NEWPORT FLUFFS lollill

mahogany furniture, maho

coverings, mats, china, and

' 1f weather stormy sale lug fine days.

DONALD MacKINNON Administrator

1-

Auction Sale 0f liomo Furnishings

ON

THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHRISTINA C. DUFF l North River Road, Charlottetown 5

The entire household effects including some fine

mahogany occasional chairs, Governor Winthrop Desk, iieintzman Baby Grand Piano, round mahogany library table, electric refrigerator, blone mahogany bureaus, chests of drawers, curled hair mattress. single. three quarter and double, rare pieces oi’ floor

to be found in this beautifully furnished home.

Toronto_Minin¢ ﬂock; higher; industrials and Junior oils- wqe were mostly common to sli ht lower.

f quality cows and hula. Mon Papers unchanged; oth-

Motreal Tramwuys in utilities’

QUOTA T ONS

i Montreal Stock

Exchange

(Canadian Press)

‘ stocks ch" commodﬂ ‘ Bell Te! l“ 1-] y Can cement 4 8-4 Can Car Found 6 1-4 Can Car Pfd 22 1-2 Can Pacific 8 1-4 Can Steamship 6 Cons Smelt 39 Dist Beag 23 Ll Dom Bridge 23 Dom Steel B ‘I Founda. Co ,- 15 1-2 Gen Steel Wares 5 3-4 Imp Tob l2 3-4 int Nickel 33 1-2 Lake Woods - Massey Harris i 1-8 Mtl Power I! Nat Brew M. INoranda 50 1.! Power Corp 3 1-2 Quebec Power 12 1-4 Shavrinigan 1| 1-4 ie- st Law Com - St Law Pfd 16 8-4 St Of Can 67 1-2

'St of Can Pfd —

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Nov. 4-101’)- Caziadiun Commodity Exchange.

Butter spot: Que <92 score) 32 1-2-32 3-4, sales. 100 boxes at w 3-4, (fresh) 32 3-4, sales. 100 boxes.

Eggs spot: Eastern A-larpe 51- 52~ A—medium 48 1-2-46; A- puiLeli-l p940; E-B aa-ao; a-c no

MONTREAL. Nov. 4—(OP)— Produce Market ices here today, Is reported b e Dominion De- partment of riculturo follow:

Butter: first grade creamery prints, Jobbing price. 34 1-2; first grade solids, jc-bblng price, 34; Que no 1 asteurlzed current receipt price 2 1-2: no 2 31 1-2: no

2 32__3

388s: graded shipments selling alt. A-large 52: A-medium 49; pullets 39-40; B grade 38-39; C grade 25-26.

Potatoes: Que whites no 1 .85- .95; no 2 .70-.80; NB mountains no 1 .95-l.05- PEI green moun- tains us; whites 1.10.

Grain

Nov. l-(cm-

l

0N THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THE 6th AND l pom“ 7th 0F NOVEMBER, 1941

‘ at 12.80 P. M. each day.

gany dining room suite.

all other nunlerous articles will be held on the follow-

W. H. BEATON Auctioneer

L-185-l1-3-2l.

Filllcrtising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cont:

. Central Guardian locals, so per word: Western and Eastern locals per uurd; Announcements and (Joining Events 3c per gold‘; 0

qiaslllll-ll Llc per word; ln M

ilolul llnd Spiritual Offering Cards. eta. 5c name; ending can emen 40 words for $1.00

udolcnce 70o per inch‘ W Ind 10 ccnil for every alldltlonal lllllireclallon. 10c oer inch or 4o

l’ wu- DH’ inch. Address and .

llillllcation.

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Notices 70o ner inoh~ L ‘l-s Lenten m

I nor s. Notices of Thanks and word. Lists of subscrl lions ntatlon 81.00. Other n on

Agents Wanted i-‘i

For Sale lllmrs r0 suu. roar-nan AIlllI-Blavas’. BOUIIIOIT. . L-815-10-tts-12i

"llwemelns an; mone make: "ﬁlled An. Toronto. n- o-ao-acl.

lemme Help Wanted

“Qfgl-‘B-wolvlax on. nun.‘ w“ some experience in cooking. h?! 0r phone Borden Hotel,

en- L-lﬁl-ll-l-Zi.

__l_‘leeded at Once

“u-lkfll-E mu r0 TAKE oven ten-nor for lar e Intel-lla- ‘We Olsﬂnzatlon. ust be be- h‘ n 35 and 55 years of e. Must

"° 0M or means of gett one. T0

ggllglllfflul opportunity for the man. sales experience not

"it Charlottcm “imam,” ﬁner?” goal. mil!- ' - . . Ask I01’ - "Welsh. n-u-l-m.

WINNTPEG.

Minor southern buying and routine operations held wheat futures firm on Winnipeg grain exchange today. Final values were 1-4-1-8 higher, December at 73 cents May 76 5-8 and July 1a 1-8.

OORYS€ Brain deahngs were fea- tured bY 800d mnltster and eastern buying, believed to be in connec- tion with actual sales of barley to maltstcrs and for feed at. eastern

Near the close oats were 1-4 cent higher, barley and flax a cent or more above yesterday's close and rye about. 3-4 cent up.

Closuig grain futures:

Wheat: Dec. 73; May ‘l6 5-85; July '78 l-BA.

Oats: Dec. 44 1-4: May 44 7-88.

Barley: Dec. 55 1-63; May 56 7-813; July as 1-213.

Cash prices.

Wheat: Nos. 1 hard and 1 nor. '72 3-8: No. 2 nor. 69 1-2‘. No. 3 nor.

l6? 1-8; No. 4 nor. 65 1-4: No. 5.

63 1-2: ho. 6, 62 1-2; feed 58; No. 1 durum ‘l5.

Oats: No. 2 C.W. 45; Ex. 3 C.W. 42 1-4: No. 3 O.W. and Ex. l feed 41 3-4; N0. 1 feed 39 3-4; NO- 3 feed 36 1-2: N0. S feed 36 1-2

Barley: No. 1 feed 51 1-8; No. 2

50 5-8: No. 3 feed 49 5-8.

CHIOAGO._ Nov. 4--(AP>__Gralu futures trading dallled through AYlOlgf session today. Betting no- whe slowly. The volume was ox- tlremely light. Price changes held within narrow limits lust below the previous close, except for soybeans which drifted around one to two pentls a‘ bushel under Mondays ma pr ces.

Wheat closed unchanged tn 8-8 cents lower, Dec. 1.13 7-8-3-4. May LIB-l-B-l-li; July 1.3) 3-8-1-2; corn was 1-4 to 1-2 off. DN- 77 1-4, May 88: oats 1-4 to 3-8 low- er; sovbenns 1 to l 3-4 dﬂvm- WlllW rye closed 1-8 higher and lard ad- vanced 2 1-2 to 5 cents a hundred pounds.

BANKS

(Canadian Yfﬂll 5mg, Close

Canada —

L. C. Smith typewriters. A,pp.y Guardian.

roa SALE-WOODSTOCK uni. 1. 388-10-15lf _

Commerce - Nova Scotla 3'70 1'3 Royal Bk — Montreal —

'ro|: SALE-NEWLY FRESIIENED cow. Mack Vickerson. Cornwall. L-1lM-ll-4-2i

FOB SALE - MARE FOAL, GEN- eral Purpose.

David Inman, S‘ Catberines. L-asc-u-s-I

To Let

LEI‘ — FURNISHED 1800M. Central location. Write '8." Guardian. L-355-1i-5-2L

ro LET -- Lanna room‘ aoom. Aiwly Guardian. 1-351-11-5-11.

m an - smite on evsrow Street. Apply to Bhamas Groc- ery. L-ZM-ll-h-il.

vmh- land Men Wanted

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ll“‘i.%l?‘3ll§%..'2.'€l. Willi}! llfhé’ "m" money. Welllzgstab- m] Elgar-increasing business

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T0 LIT-I-IIOOM APARTMENT Bath. apply to 77 Ba ﬁeld St. P110110 3 -Il L- -ll-4-7i.

T0 LI1‘—0NI HEATED FUR-

nished bed sitting room. "R." Guardian. L-Sﬂ-ll-s-ll

Nola and Female Help Wanted

sow fro: rm: to on ' Government iob

twig; (wanna! uni

rt time. It! E... '°"""‘"..'£:;..li;l to ill

o‘ All-elk

WEST INDIANS’ WELFARE

IDNDON—(EJg: t. N. 00n- stantine. West Indies test cricketer. was appointed by the Ministry 0i Healn to take chafﬂﬁ of welfare nrrahgemcnts for the hundreds of

[West indies engineers in mllland

to aid war output.

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Canada must have more than ﬂags and phrases to check the mad dog of Europe.

Britain must have more than cheers and words. She must have tanks, ships, guns, planes and shells. Not next year!

Not next month-But NOW!

Should defeat step over our threshold it would he too late.

can understand.

Hasn’t the fate of Belgium and Norway, For Canadzfs sake-for your own sake slop talking. Get your dollars out.

Get them busy, NOW.

Buy More War Savings Certiﬁcates.

Begin to do something. 'All You Have Is Not Too Much To Give.

We are faced with the greatest army, the bloodiest

gang of bandits the world has ever known. Honour your pledges.

The help of every Canadian is needed for Victory. In these days of war the thoughtless, selfish spender is a traitor to ollr war vjfori. .4 reduction in personal spending is now a vital necessity lo relieve the pressure f... goods, to enable more and more labour and materials lo be diverted to twinning the war. The all-out eﬂort, which Canada must make, demands this self-denial of each of us. Invest in War Savings Certificates the dollars you don't need f0 spend. After Victory, they come back to you with interest. Spend loss now so thal- you can spend more then, when labo

and materials will be available for the things you need. There is no price too high for ﬁeczlons.

SUPPORT THI ‘WAR WEAPONS DRIVI IN YOUR

Published by the War Savings Committee, Oman.

PAGEnl-IXLE“

A

PANZER DRIVE

We would lie fools to think that cheers will cliecli I Panzer drive—that patriotism is enough.

BRITAIN NEEDS YOUR DOLLARS, your dollars

hammered into irresistible weapons of war.

These are the only things the foam ﬂecked Nazi dog

Are you so dead to danger that your country must plead with you-must entreat you to save yourselves?

of Franco

and Denmark awakened you to your peril.

COMMUNITY

SPEND LESS-TO BUY MURE

WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES

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