S-PTTIMBER 11, 1942

THE (IHARLUTFE I L WN

STOCK QUOTA TTONS

MONTREAL STOCK

ltcw York Stock

EXCHANGE Ex-..ange til? -___ ' dl (Canadian Press) can“ an he") St scam or... m‘ m" A C d . Bell Tel 127 AN TelmTelF 1Z3 A 4 575111911 l0 Anaconda 25 5-3 C ower A 21 Baldwin Loco 11 5-3 5&1! gill‘ {PM 26 1-2 Bendix Av 34 1.4 can acl ic 5 3-3 gem SW91 53 22:. “awr- .2 éi§;.?.'"° a: Dist Seag 23 con Edi 13 . gm going Pfd 10 Eiec Autssnldte 27 1 a in e 20 l-2 G El . Guile" A- E‘ ggrlmlG-‘fn, Dom streelg B 7 1-2 egg Mgfiors llrs. 9"" ‘he “lions, ovsrggu, Fcunda Co i4 Gt Nor Pfd zz 1.3 fliglliicld, now n steel Wares 5 1-2 Kennecott 39 3.4, Int Nickel 29 3-4 Mont Ward :9 7.3 Massey Harris 3 5-3 N Y Central a McColl Front 4 Nor Am Co 7 1.4 b31533" its) H igiriinrréiico fi‘ 5'8 l 9 1-4 Power Corp 4 Std Oil NJ 35 1.2 Quebec Power 12 3-8 Texas Corp 35 1-3 Shawinigsn 13 7-8 United Air 37 1.3 St Law Com 1 U S Rubbeg 19 3.3 St Law Pfd 9 U S St Co 45 3.4 St of Can 00 Vanadium Corp 15 1.2 It I Oln PM Q West Union g7 3.4 - West Elec 71 1.4 ‘h’ Woolworth _ "Olltrfial Curb (Canadian Press) ———- \ (Canadian Press) - Stocks Close s‘ k "C s Clo e B A Oil 15 l-4 s Fraser VTC 8 l-2 Cliillldil. ._. Imp Oil 9 3-1; Commerce __ Price Com 6 1--i MI-‘iiirclil 126 Price Pfd - llflyul Bank 116 LAWRENCE CLINTON Nova. Scotla -

5.," o! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

Clr-rlottctown who Is algultczl t4 llio R.(‘/.N.\'.R, and

rzn on activi- service for the f.n' _vc:irs, His fzVEir-r ls a, t; of tho Merchant Marine

(Hilton v!

SPINNING and ivEAVlNG

Fond iis your wool to be spun into yarn nrr] “oven into blankets. The choral-s t 27 cents for single yarn, t-i-nls per pound. Blankets xzndcrcd. is live pounds oi‘ wool per

It llliln t

Wool Il'll‘-_l be well washed. all burrs illlil riirt pickcd out.

Tilt- sill" oi‘ single yarn is medium: lhc tlniihlliti

vorn, is fine, medium

cc for well washed, cl

n.

Amt. rt‘ lllflDkGAS, and fancy brd llll‘l|\‘\ lcr sole.

William llondon8t$ons

P. 0. n“ :19;

65 Queen Street. irloiictown

titration Sale A i" KINKORAA

FRIIHY, SEPT. 11 AT z r_ M.

G" irremises of John C. hclnlul.) Will soil all the house- Mll‘ vlllttly, of the late Francis dgvltit. tl-o the following: 1 an“)! KlP-‘ill. l driving wagon, 1 f "dllultlioso more, 8 years old, Ihf_°"“"',' lfllllillse horse, 9 years r l Mllllvn no Belle Jr. IIUGII MORRISON,

lllontreal Exchange

MONTREAL, Sept. l0—(CP)—In- mis- cellaneous issues gave a firm dis- play 0n the stock exchange and curb was larger To,-0,,;°_Minh,g groups nanomy APPLES FOR JELLY should be higher; other groups slightly low- 59115 W Rfid 511755 m“ week

dustrials, utilities and some

market tcday. Volunic than the recent average.

Pointed upward a bit on the stock _ exchange in industrials were Niog- gt1u,,ll-ea|_uyuiuesl

alga Wire. Price Brothers, Dominion Bridge. Massey-Harris and General

Markets At A

Glance

(Canadian Press)

El‘

golds higher; other

unchanged.

Steel Wares preferred. Steel oi Can- m“, !'0[‘|(—-S‘Qcks dosed 10w", . “rllllilli0fl——\vllfilt unchanged.

ada slipped a little

Gatineau and Shaivinisan each Tgrqnm-ggu-on

icked. up d fractional gain in util- ties and CPR. was a modest win- ner in carriers. -

In pivotal metals Consolidated Smelters was a stronger spot and international Nickel ivorked l0\\"l'. Imperial and McColl-Fibiitenoc did better in oils.

Roval was down 4 points to a new low in banks and in miscellaneous

hogs (dressed)

firmer iit $16. New York-Cotton higher.

Toronto Exchange ‘

TORONTO. Sept. 10—(CP)—'I‘he t, Tu d Ogllvie Flour touched a new bottom mining groups netted. small Mane on on e5 a

index

and Distillers-Searrranis and Gurd )',l1.lLS and minor index losses were

ilOt. lifts.

ines, 2 0o

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Sept. Canadian UOIHIHOUILY Exchange. wsutter spot: Que x94 scoic/

40 ‘In; A-mcoiuin art-as it; A-pui- IgIsWJZ-Sli; E-n 29 w-uo; E-C 2w

MONTREAL. Sept. lU-(CPJ - Produce prices today as ieportecl by the Dominion Department oi Aori- culture foliow:—

Eggs; graded shipments soiling A-lorge 59-40; A-mcoiuni ‘o; A-pullets 32 ‘/.i——33; B 29 '.=—;>o

' 25-25 ‘Jo.

: first grade creomery prints, Jobbing price 36 ‘ll-EV; first rade solids. Jobbing price, 36-56

; current receipt price, Que no 1 pasteurized 35; no 2 34; wholeslle, %ue no 1 35 ll-35 to; no 2 34 ‘ll-

Cheese: current receipt, tvestcrn and Que white, 19 ‘A. FOB Mont- real, wholesale western and Que white 20 first grade PAS Montreal.

Potatoes: '75 lb bolls Que l.30— 1.40; NB 1.20-4.25,‘ P.E.I. 1.25-1.30.

" Allclloneet- Use Mlnard’: for dandruff. i ___ 9:9_-_11__ =."__.__ __. K_

Advertising Rates s

Minimum Charge for Any

z“ llcr vlurll;

Hui lU cents for every additional tppitlfhlilllll, 10c per Inch u- ‘q J cent.- llcr inch, Address llld llllpht-atluu,

Payable-in Advance

Advertisements 20 Cents

UllilrAl uuurdino loclll. lo per word; Western and Eastern locals, Cum“ _ Announcements LOO Coming Events 3c per word; "unlit" -"~'_ our word; ln Memorial Notices 70o oer moli- Lists of cum‘! l'_""_l Bluritual Offering: Laldl. ole.- 50 per name: Letters oi u tutu 70c oer inch: We ding engagements l0 words for 81.00

I words. Notices of Thanh sod word. l-lltl of Subscriptions ntntlon $1.00. Other rates on

iizcd by the

industrial and west-

,. t 8,900 silmrcs: Incius- t i oil groups in todays tracing on

tr . ‘ioronto stock exchange. Turn-

totziiled 81.000 shares zllzaiiist

4o,l.'t0 for the previous session. Liquor issues ruled higher and

senior oils and utilities were a bit

suit. Canada Malting added l 1-2

closing at 34 l:

and gains ol a Doint

or more tverc iicid by Dominion Tar

10__(CP)_ pd, and Simpsons pfd.

papers and industrials

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for ne-vs 01 local interest, but advertising of a newsy nature may be inserted at

five cents a word, strictly payable is

in advance.

TONFEDE-EATION LIFE ITlSUR. AN CE. L-978

COOKS for Photographs.

9-10-31.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES.- Sunday. Sept. 13th. Clyde River 11 A. M. Churchill 2.30 P. M. Canoe Cove 7.30 P. M. Nine Mile Creek Wednesday 16th. 8 P M. Rev. I‘. W. odwill.

ATTENDED CONSECRATION- Among those present at the con- secration of Most Rev. Norbert Robichaud as Archbishop of Mone- ton and Most Rev. Camille Le- Bianc as Bishop of the See of Bathurst which was solemnized in was Prof. J. H. Blanchard, of e Prince 0! Wales college staff, 61W-

FIRE IN CAR-Fire in the back eat of a car parked on Great George Street opposite 62118611 Square School caused a bit of ex- citement while it lasted WSWMBY afternoon. The blaze was confined

the seat cushion which was hastily pulled out of the auto by some men who were ncarby- $01116 water was dashed on the flames

Hclliiigci" advanced 15 to 7.30 on and me fire was extinguished be.

were held by

Sl lva te.

Canadian Malar tied.

Eggs spot: Eastern Adarge 4O_ Mncnssa. Preston, San Antonio on

Turnover in Ontario Nickel wid- ensd to 17.000 shores and the price \\'liS off ‘.1 to 12 “l. steep Rock gain- ed 2 cents. Waite Amulet 5 to 3.55 and o small fraction was added by Consolidated Smelters.

The action was dull

in western

oils. British-Dominion weakened ‘A . _ to l9 ‘é and Royalite was down ‘l. weaiherbiet Grafton streel" cud

38*“ to 1G 1'1. Other

steady

junior oils were

MINING

(Cnailinn

Press)

TORONTO, Sept. 10

Stocks

Aidernirtc Ang Huron Aunor Gold Eankfittld Bear Li: Bertram Bldgood Bonetnl Bralorne Brazil

Brit D1111) Broulnn Cdn Mill CPR. Cai-ibcn Con: Pot Cont. Poi‘

Dome Oil -—-‘ Dom Wool I . En l: Ma Emilie Help Wanted Miscellaneous oostis Lake llt-‘illlll-l-l A run array iao CAPTURE!) rox. OWNER may gfilttllllgflleooid fllllllic- W I 9-9-31. have same by proving property Hard Rock WANTED _ CHAD“: MAID. andRpgying for ad. Frank Honim. gilt-Clitor- "N906 ivllgeg [0 yjght Dex-SOIL Apply ' ' ' i‘ HON)“; er MR5- G- D. DcBiols, West Street. SPECIALS ON PERMANENTS. Home E011 9 i Mrs. Johnston's Beauty Solon. - . My _ _______ _ _ 9 m I“ Holley ltaxrizn IMMEDIATELY M D ————-i--—-i—' ' f,” PM -- ._, ., _ oson fiddl- Atcélilllehousework. 8 Male Help wanted 166g {Ada ' ‘ , u au ' itn‘f,,‘—?":*=” WANTED - LIST nor. APPLY Lnmaque an t0,- ,,,,,,'.‘§,§P',’,,',',',",fiw§fi'5fl Guardian. 9-ll-tf. Macsasa iii New Glasgow in a home Mflcmm all modern conveniences. “looted Mlldslan - rat snlflw (o the fight party _ ______ ____,__,,.,_ Mlllfllllc C w Hex 12. New Glasgow, WANTED n ones, QUANTITY M°l<*’"fl° 9-11-°l~ pigs weighin from a0 to 100 llagzirlgi-f" MAID FOR GENERAL Wm“ w“ m“ “°*,ifi,';,,_,._ Moore A "pin [Saint John. Small gaybotlii .1’ pp y, sa n ex. orim a ' religion. tJMrs. Teachers Wanten Okiiltn 36 Mecklenburg ———- Ont Loon . ...1iit John. N. B. O-II-Zl. TEACHER WANTED —— PRINCI- Ont Nickel ' "rm pol Csrdlw School. Supplement ppypon gold strayed 125.00. s. D. Scrimgeour. pm; grow m - “L-.. _ _ . ___ 9' ' ~Pionccr STRAYFI) rrmg My RANCH Premier vut l wit» “H, 01¢ Any- Preston ;‘.‘;firl-;o‘.yy-lilil w mrcnbcuts nl-ase Reno (‘wold at Gretna: NOTICE senator All arrears of School Taxes due filljmtf’ Mlllvale School District to he paid 3H1“ {Eek by the lilth of September. By ord'r *1 l" . ‘ Syiiuiilie ' M “nakedness-i: s. Munriiv. T?“ ll Secretary. Texas Corp 9-10-3! U1 “yjgmee l1 r.

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35 sizable turnover and smaller gains fore n Could do much damags The

car was a recent model.

RETAILERS COOPERATFF Among the Charlottetown retail- ers who did outstanding work in the selling of War Savings stamps in Charlottetown during last month were the following: the Hughes Drug C0.; MacPhee Bros. Prince street, W. A. Rix, Joseph

more Bros, The Gloria Shop, The Grcendul Co, Henderson and Cudmorc, Ray's LePage Shoe 00.. Wright Slice Co.

TRYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST CHURClL-Sunday. September 13th. Centennial Sunday. Services at Albany at 11.00 A. M., and special anniversary services at Tryon at 2.30 P. M. and 7.30 P. M. The Ann-Hill Roll Call service will be held in the afternoon. Rev. Earle A Kinley will be the special speaker at both after- ncon and evening services. The ser- vices will conclude with the Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper. "0 Come, let us worship and bow down. ictnus kneel before the Lord. our Maker.

_11. JOINS C. W. A. C. - Amonl those leaving the Province last week to Join the army to fisht l0!‘ King and home was Miss Mor- garet Farquharscn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Farquharson, souihport. She enlisted with the Canadian Women's Army Corps stationed in Halifax. Margaret has the proud distinction of being the first young lady to Join from her native district, Southport, Lot 48 and her friends wish her every success and safe return.

FAREWELL PARTY-On Thurs- day evening, Sept. 3rd, friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor to bid farewell and t0 express best WlShQ-S for the success of Mr. Houlton Mc- Innis. one of the community's very popular young men who left last Tuesday for Montreal to take u duties in the R. C. N. After the reading oi an interesting address the youn man was presented with a valuabe pen and pencil set and also a beautiful ros_ary.__fn_a _fe_\v

can 65 323C111?! 850 Vermilata 8 Waite Am 355 Wri Harg 199

UNLIBTED Pound On l0

Total roles 81,000.

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GUARDIAN

Bill Will SAVINGS STAMPS

Every Day . . . Bu! Especially

. ATllRllAY, SEPT. l2l ,

Encourage The Ladies Selling Stamps

. . . Bad: Up The Stores Thai Are Backing

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words and in his usual pleasant way Houlton thanked all for their kindness. Music and dancing were enjoyed by the younger people for several hours.

TOMORROW SATURDAY has been designated as War Savings Stamp Day in Charlottetown. 'I'h‘.s a patriotic effort to prove to the rest of Canada that Charlotte- town and Prince Edward Island are going to "show the way" in re- spect to war savings as they have already done in other notable fields of endeavour. Every indivi- dual can help by purchasing one or more War Savings Stamps es- pecially on Saturday, Bright young ladies sent out by the Canadian Legion Auxiliary will be selling War savings Stamps on the streets and elsewhere. Nearly all of Char- lottetown's retail stores sell War Savings Stamps and proprietors and clerks alike will be helping to assure the success of the under- taking, It is confidently expected that a new record will be estab- lished on Saturday. Those not asked to buy a War Savings Stamp on Saturday should ask for them at a store or bank or post office.

Personals

Mrs. J. Winston Mayne left on Wednesday morning to rcJoLn Lieut. Mayne, Brockville, Ontario.

P.O. L. D. MaeDougall has ar- rived in the City from Nova Scotiu. He is taking over duties on H. M. C. S. "Queen Charlotte."

Lleut, Ernest McCarey left yes- terday morning on return to On- tario after spending his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCarey.

Mr. Albert McLellan, ticket agent at the C. N. R. depot, with Mrs. MacLellsn, left yesterday morning on a visit to Montreal.

Lieut-Com. J. J. Connolly leaves this morning on return to his na- val duties after spending o few days at his old home, He is ac- companied by Mrs. Connolly.

lldrs. Louise MacDonald and Master Ellsworth MacDonald of this city have reutrned home after a very pleasant visit. to River Hebert, N. 8., the guest of her son Howard E., and Mrs. MacDonald.

Miss Alice Byme 0f Davis 8a Fraser's office staff, Halifax, N. S. mtumed Monday morning to re- sume her duties after spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Annie Byrne, Souris.

Master Arnold M. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Brown of Billerica. Mass. returned home last ending a very en- Joyable vacat on with Mr. and Mrs. Stanle R. Dingwell and their 5011115 Kenna h and Russell of Mid- Be .

Miss Mildred F. Brpwn of Billirica, Mass, was the guest this summer 0i’ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Ding- Well 0f Mldsell. While there a party in honor of Miss Brown's birthday was given. s delicious dinner in- cludinu n. beautifully decorated cake. being served by the hostess.

Master Donald Murphy, little son of AC1 Kenneth Murphy sta- tioned in Saskatchewan and Mrs. Murphy, Cross Roads, Lot 48, has returned home after s. successful operation for tonsils and odcnoids in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital, Charlottetown.

” C. of E. Mission

Work Discussed

PORT ARTHUR, . 0- Can- adian churchmen are fellow mem- bers with the Christian peo in of Ohlns. and India. and csnno turn l. deaf our to their urgent and ln- sistent up a for help to build up and ex nd the church in those lands. Rev. canon Leonard A. Dix\

.D.. Qfeneral Secretary of the Missionary Society of tie Church of lniglancl in Canada. declared in his annual report to the Board of Management, at Port Arthur.

Canon Dixon recommended that the church of England in Canada provide funds to assist in the re- placement of a hospital, connected with the Church cf England's mis- sion at Kangra, India. The need for assisting missionary societies in Britain and Europe which are pzevented from sending support to

heir missionaries abroad was pre- sented ss an urgent appeal by Can- on Dlxon. “What is the Church of England in cnnoda gong to dn to heln them in i942 and in 1943?" he asked. h t

I1 “as t an wo en's two million dollars has hceny m-t-‘w-w-q go

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STAMP BAY

Boys . . .

these orphaned missions by church- es in China, Burma, India, Ceylon, New Zealand, Samoa, Australia, Britain, Central and South Africa, parts of South America and the United States and Canada. ‘The missiona work cf the churzh is one, whet ier its lrrmediate concern be our next door neighbour, our dlcesan missions, the people in the frontier areas in our North and West, or people on the other side of the wzo d," the General Secretary told the board.

Rev. H G. Watts, field secretary for the M,S C.C., told of the need for workers among the non Anglo- Snxon people of Canada. He also pointed out that there is a most urgent need for men for parochial and missionary work in general. "Ours, is a Missionary Church. Wherever one goes from the Il-Shlllp villages in Nova Scotia to the shacks of the beachcombers along the British Columbia Coast, one is never more than a few minutes from a missionary opportunity."

"It is a matter of great concern that we do not seem to be reacvrng the under-graduates in our univer- sities, those to whom we must look for future leadership in missionary enterprises. The University youth of’ today are of one mind in the desire for a new world, and wish to make their own contribution, And we cannot wait until the war is over before making srme definite ap- Droach to that problem," he said,

In his report to the Board of MilllflvCml-rtlt. the General Treasur- er of the M 5.0.0. said, "It is with a deep sense of gratitude that we are able to report an increase in the receipts on the General ap- portionment; of $l9.391.27 over those of 1940 with an adiitiorial sum of $61,459.93 for replacement of Eng. lish grants. The increasing interest in the work of the Church h“ bean manifested not only in relation m "5 mlsslfllllry undertakings but lllrmlghout every branch Qf 115 work. This is as if, should be and is most encouraging.

Total monies received by tho M S C.C during the calendar yenr of 19%_lhwa6sV$763.383.97.

e omens Auxilia . ceiveri, $245,424.34. w “l” N

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Mexican Student Killed Four ilirls

B J h Ll d Associated P2051 stag wrun-

MEXICO CITY. 56M. 9—(AP)~. 51101191118 mtn and women tried to m°b Mexlw Clty s student strongiter “my t» five-Hire the slayins of four ylmng women he garrcted while cll. vertinrz their attention with test tubes and books. and tonight, police said his victims may actually nun-l. beHix or more.

e 37-year-old slayer, Gregorio Cardenas Hernandez. honor student l} chemistry. already has Qgnfessed klllmil four women in less than a month, one of them his "0n1y love.‘ He said he kept her body for hours before burying it at dawn 1n a shallow grave in his Harden.

New-spoilers Quoted Cardenas as

coloring "1 don't know what hap. Pens to mo. A vviive of hatred comes over me the man in me dis- flDDe-"irs rind Ls replaced bv_the

AUCTION SALE

WEST COVE HEAD MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14th At 2 0’Clock in the Afternoon

I am instructed by Mrs. Goldie Court to sell the following: mare 17 years old

l milk cow 8 years old

1 milk cow 3 years old

1 heifer 6 months old

1 goose and gander r Cream Separator

‘,4 sore potatoes in rows

3 tons of hay

8 tons green feed

Quantity oi’ fire wood

Wood Sleigh, Barrows and other

articles.

Terms ouh. ALEX. MMBAI»

Auctioneer. 9 ; l 0_-3i.

AUCTION SALE

Thursday, September 17th at 11.30 a. m.

Six room dwelling house at 68 Bayfield Street

Electric lights and sewerage.

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

chesterfield, 1 radio, 1 oak

glass, mirrors, floor lamps,

mention. If day not