F, MARGH 1s.' 1942

‘Fl-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDlAh

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General Finance

m. so! 454- rhulnl

not. . ow- - “W -

Machinists

' for portion of assembly

» accepted)-

ly payments. l

Blip, Grafton Street. Charlottetown, P. E. l.

IF INTERESTED REPLY DIRECT T0

TRENTON INDUSTRIES LIMITED. orvrlvo EXPERIENCE, AGE, NATIONALITY, arc.

to $500.

ll you require money to pay Bills, to buy Necessary Supplies, to buy extra Livestock for your larm or for any usetul purpose see the General Finance Eastern Ltd., and arrange a loan you cap repay in suitable month-

Eastern Limited

Phone 260.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY

TRENTON INDUSTRIES LIMITED Trenton, Plctou County

Experienced machinists and fitters required who are qualified to carry out precision machin- {pg and assembly operations.

Good garage mechanics may be acceptable

work.

(Men now employer! on war contract work will not be

~ Gen Elec

_ Kennecott

4-‘

l

1., per word;

condolence

l ti , 70 per inch or 4o 311$: noel; inouh. Address and application.

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals, 5o per word: Western and Eastern ioculr Announcements and Coming Events 3o per word: Classiﬁed 3c per word; In Memorial Notices 70o uer inch; Lists oi Ilorsl and S iritual Offerings, Cards, etc. 5o per name: Letters oi o per inch; Wedding engagements 4i) words for $1.00 5nd l0 cents for ereryiadditlonal 3 words. Notices oi‘ Thanks and

per word. Llsts of Subscriptions Presentation $1.00. Other rates or

Male Help W anted

IANTED IMMEDIATELY ex-

sii i Clerk {or iilltiﬁile Cgrllgelllg Warehouse.

l‘ enluie Help Wanted

WANTED curl. on WOMAN no} hOlISEWOPK. Apply Mrs. A. For. qullarson, Mermaid

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cools ARE WANTED URGENT- ly (or R. A. F. Station. Cilarlotte- town P. E. I. Applicants should .1 plv’ in writing m the Oﬁicer m ° sei“°i‘lin“’.ff.fsi=“n i" F"

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Miscellaneous

Agents Wanted

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR Bueflzetc man or woman to travel 811d oouolnt distributors for old established. ﬁrm. Large earnings guaranteed. Excellent opportun- itv for advancement. Apply Trav. eilers Debt. Box 32 Toronto A.

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To rontq Exchange

TORONTO, March 1‘l—(OP)— Encouraged by the strength o! the New York market most groups were firm on the Toronto exchange today but the golds moved along on the downward course alone, dropping .50 in the index to close at a new low {or eight years. Sev- eral golds, inciuding both firm gnd weak issues, traded 1:1 quite heavy volume and segregate turnover for the dav was 146,000 shares. the heaviest action since February l9.

Industrials were practically un- changed in the average at the close.

Several oi’ the medium-price golds hit new low levels. ‘leek I hes at 1.87 was down 6 cents, right- Hargreaves set a new low at 2.10 and closed at 2.12, off 8 cents and losses of 3 to 8 cents were netted by Kerr-Addison, East Maiartic. Kirkland-Hudson, Preston and sen Antonio and losses of 10 w 15 cenm were netted by Lake Slore, Bui- falo-Ankerito and Aunor. Upper Canada weakened 4 cents to 7s for small blocks and Beattie was rlcwn 2 to 70. Coniaurum closed at 70. off l2 cents for board lots

The market was a bit stron r for Little Lon Lac, Chester-vii. MnoLecd-Cocks ut-t and Outle- Treatlrway.

Mast of l-he base metal issues were 1:1 dull trade. Smelters and Nickel added small fractions and the other senior issues held un- changed. Among the cheaper issues Sleep Rock sicod out with s gain of 5 cents to 1.07 on good volume. ihclrrétt weakened 2 1-3 cents tn

7 -.

Calgary and Fdmonton came up 5 mo. to 2.01. Home 0'1 gained a lo 2.42 and Anglo-Canadian filmed 3 cents to 43 for smell lots. Foot- hills closed 5 cents dawn st M.

MONTREAL STllllll EXGIIANSE

(Canadian Press) limbs

Bell ‘n! Brazilian 8 1-8 Bruck Sills

Can Cement

(in-n Car mind Gan Car Pfd Gan Pacific Coclrshutt Plow Dam Coal Pfd Dom Steel B Fouuda Co

Gen steel Wares

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL March 17—(CP)- Canadian Commodity Exchange.

Butter spot: Que (93 score) 85 14B; western (92 score) 35 l-RB. Eggs spot: Eastern A-lsrm 30 l-2—3l; A-meditlm 29 1-2-30; A-Dullet! 27 1-2——%; E-B 27-37; E-C 25—25 1-2.

MONTREAL, Mlsmh 17—(OP)— Produce Market prices has today

Ba repo m on - pertinent o1 lcuiture follow:-

‘On Orders

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WALL PAPERS

226 NEW SPRING PATTERNS

We Pay Shipping Charges

of $5.00

Eggs! graded shipment selling A- iarge 31; A-medium 30; pallets 33

~36 l-ﬂ; lrst grade solids, Jobbing price 35 l-2-30; who esale, Que no 1 pa-s-

zed 35 l-4; no 3 stor- B-Ke 34 1-2.

Cheese: current receipt western white and colored F.O.B. Montreal shipping point 25; Que delivered in Montreal whlto 25, colored 25 l ' wholesale, western white 21- col- ored 26 1-4: Que white as l-ri; col- ored 25 3-4.

Potatoes: Que whites no l l.ﬂ0— 1.65: I10 2 1.30-1.50: NB mountain

no 1 1.65-1.15: PEI mountain 1.15 Duulleme 5 _-1.e5: whites 1.70-1.80. East Mel 136 Elaorado 35 Franco 26 1-4 Gillies 3 M Gcldale - a Gold om z . Gunner 8 EXCHANGI: How-ow Z mm sock 44 Hollinger $1493 MONTREAL. March l7-—(CP)— H°m° 0“ 16 Leading issues drifted over an lr- gag?!” m“ 24 b2 reilllar mute 1:1 tradlnl may on I o“ 8 H, the stock exchange. = and "19

gains were practically on a parity. Int "WW1

Brazilian, Winnipeg Electric pre- K9" Add ierred and Ottawa Electric Rall- Kirk Hud way were weaker in utilities but Kirk Mk0 -- shawlnigan recovered on ooenme Lake Shore p. Lamsque ' Massey-Harris, Cockshutt Plow Leitch

32 335 2O 50 B50 355 46 OHNSTONS BEAUTY ed. ‘Please notify A. Johnston. I nd Canadian Car preferred were Lime 1,1, 104 . “on. ‘Pro-Easter specials-ﬁll mldriuillylcld. L-1035-3-i8-1l. Ba as Ahead ln lndustrlals and in arrears Mum; 2,40 I pcrmanents, linger-waves. etc. "“"" ‘_~—— were Car common, Foundation and Mmuod 134 . - 1.4191 a la-al. Women and Men,Wanted Hamilton Bridge. Madsen 85 ' _ _ r ---~--~~.- MM. ._.._._-._ (cﬂnndlm h...) canadenﬂtelfumtilpdpigerrvd yo» Mglutlg 14o I» w “u more.‘ .. wires: M-w- lllljlesljsrelllz lllgllglgligegnllirltselmlg stocks mo” lillltergatlorlalg Nlckell did betler in MESS? Q ' t 591 ‘ IQLIT- TWO ROOMS necessities. Our proposition c-ftgrs Canada __ metals and McCall-Frontenac was $2263}: 75 hilt nnusekee-pnlz. 011° l" a real opportunity. No risk under Commerce I 15¢?!“ l" °ll5- 555mm“ BTW‘ Mcvgm _ l Guardian. ‘Thirty Dav 'I‘rial. Cotai _ cries was also down in miscelisu- ° m‘ M)” 1003-8-17-31 Detail. nt Fr “we “ml my“) 31"" 15° ous “a?” l“ 1" _;<=: Jlto. 113§eMontc€tlmuy§xAnirgrllest' NW“ 5cm“ - e Total sales" 14500 shares; mdus- “@5513: ' _' _ '_ M ntreai - . z‘ ' . 9.700. Norah Wanted? M I d F N 3 l} m" o “m” i“;_h‘_i1‘i'f___ giBgieqri k I 5g ‘m ﬂ e an emale Help ‘ ° ° 3 , "ANTED — TWO OR THREE e ‘ - v P8108108 w 101-0 lgnr, ‘nxausekeeplng, Wanted FTIIGH..B L i G 55.011022" 2% yA_ . uame- . "r , —————-— L-llilﬁ-S-IV-Zl. 50W IS THE TIME T0 GET i Premier (l) 1-4 -~—- Government lot- as Clerk Post- NEW YORK Mann 17 (Apr P1955 M“ 3 1'2 . — - (Canadian P1189) w 313 F01‘ Sale gin Dgrlllllllinns wllllgrkefiltmo. 51',‘ Today was a grand day lor ltie TQRQNw, March n..- ‘"5 '1 ._____-- - a Queenston 24 — ' ‘ " - 3 ~ m" arm A yo], 55m pURE BRED JER- llllncg‘ gaéchlzitbllgnmdm%lrgrliljgllil market as we“ u ‘or the Stocks Close Rmhe t l; #181111 1 veer old. Edism‘ Mm“ oldest l“ cmd“ N” “m” mlltllzfiayxﬂltlilllll glib ieznxrggam later a senate? 0 Nut-h River _I-1°12-3'1"'3}- _-.-~_. and closing advances or fractions A-‘tfgugﬁ 5 m sherritt '11 1-2 '==——~—-~—~ " i r. . s1 n- un» m- m; §‘.'..’.'l‘§°.i2“l..t 1* an». 9g .. complete ‘ITMS- black ‘will, save a1] meal Skew-er; m, 50mm Canadian stocks were uneven. Aim" 513v, L“; z 1-2 “m” and mice lengths‘ Pram ' house cleonln rlm- T- - Distillers Seagram gained l-tl and Emklleld 4 5 E Pew 4 1.2 Clinton Morrison. Frederlvw" " “Y a" ex‘ nonnl m k 13.4 m1, om. Base Metal 1 1-4 - -14-4l ceiient for c nnln corn <1 1mm“ ° Q W w Pete 15 M10“ ‘"9625; "I? grooves in woociworkg em an adieu Pacific and McIntyre Minds Bath A 13 3-4 g aw‘ l" IOI ants -—GENERAL-PURPOSE ' Were unchanﬁeg- dBeu ‘Pa? 86:3" ‘"1’ m“? m, m more. Sow due to iarrow April 6th. and‘ Dtme 06¢ 1W 1-2 lu Bl‘ l u “m. a" 4o Newly-lreshened pure bred Gurn- »e4+»+¢++»++~»+»++ Sm“? Mm“ I'm mun“ mm; 5n 2 7-8 sey cow. Mrs. l-i. Murray. Marsh- 4 ‘Illa Associated Press average o! Buff Ank 210 U Om 82 i“ ‘°‘ FOR SALE a *;*§r.“.i:3fi€i.‘lil ‘crews-c earn ‘ll wit». ___... ...._.__.__ o - 1 a on . .' ite since Jan. 9R 5 1-2 walker P l8 l-Z Escape §“’~’E-‘°'=-"‘.r°°?i§’3‘a5 .1...“ were ° r n 14 emm‘: ‘ 5:1."- ~ ___ d... 32%?“ since mm. s and 3,133?‘ 10s $731183] a1: A IAIKED SILVER MALE rox compared with sumo yesterday. chum m, lllaped 1mm ygngh, Reward Property consisting 12 acres of A010!!! stocks Btttlll! 18W I19! cochenour 54 Nelson elm-k, Hung-m. R1ver_ ‘cjhgﬁire lilndfllltllllglflli! riweliiinlnaltlt gilklilallligélndagclrerallhebiytgxra m Conmrum r11‘ M z c rb _ ___ u ngs,oxsc,ranc. ._ . L 1023 a n 2L water. cirer-trir- lllzllts convenient ill CUFYSIPP- 0111975 Prcmlllﬁli 0Y1 the oonjmen‘ as a Airport 1'-’ mllcs from cit wing included Great Northern Dav-es l‘ '1' ' ‘A b edy-t son l5“3§i‘§““‘ azghlmgnlgn Emmi: Dom H H ___ rms can e arran o B o cm. l. rs , .. ' - TTITESSlDRIl cITdS nurlllsm. I ogre. Anacoléda. Pgtﬁpderdpet r311 glam‘ warmly cement o! ‘l! ‘Oman’ h“, 0., - . g___ Apply "D." Guardian. Qffffﬁmhcusg All}; ghgm. Oils were elrurred by the dlsclos- Stocks Bgh" "t lcslvEestman Kodak J C. Penney 11M W!!! 00- had P101"! 1H I941 Abmbl cm“ 3 4 A >0+0oe§4e¢40e004+ee0§6+¢ . . . o; "71 l shafp using]; $2.90 mg Abitibl PM 5 - n9 McLEOD a. BENTLEY n-sva-a-a-u-ua. ‘mﬁhﬁ p115,“ ended up , 90mg; year before and his belief the pet- a A 011 1a a-s l‘ W E. BENLEY. K C. m pgﬂeqﬂm] u; g gpgglnl g3 dlvl. roleim gtrpu hullmarneétryﬁllotm Beauhmols ggﬂ ‘ _ _ l scanned n r s Dom ' I A BENT! ET K. C. s dend declaration in addition to the “mm “alumna “mac?” “g Barristers anéiawkttnrneys al- - I H” n 14 MONEY TO LOAN ___? , lsr Prince Street At. the warehouse Grafton Street. ' I , Frida , March corn at 1 r .M., '1 a e — Gram 1 pine booth and tables suitable for AT

or tea-room. Would also

llcrrellnna Company? l). F. Allilllllllitl) '

chartered Accountants lantern Trust Building h-nottelown

M. ALIAN FARMafl a no

u dank ol Commerce INI- ITONIY TO LOAN.

lrx""‘w Miirlrzsfn?

mlllllill aour-rrnlt gm

(‘nllestlnns

Ill" 9mm Io Great George sum.

maire excellent breakfast nook: I electric light drops with globes: 1 pair swinging doors: 1 Ener- cnttlr (3 sizes): 1 chulocate r case: l loose candy case; [(11) 20 lb. bradford scale; 1 fruit stan t 1 biscuit stand: I table with drawer; 1 biscuit dis- play st nd; l sltdlng drink cooler (lot) kettles‘ 1 electric bean cooler; 1 electric hot fudge sundae ma lee; 1 cooler (Ice): 1 core hostel‘; -ectrlc hot do; or hamburge- grlll; 1 electric 2 pot steamer: chairs and setlee; 1 combination desk and bookcase: 2 kitchen ranles. 4 kitchen tables: l baby's crib. brown iron: l lsno and bench: l organ and stoo : i dropslde couch: 4 wick- er rockers. 1 wicker chair; i w-cker flower stand, 1 ice box: beds. sprln and mattress, 2 mattresses; 8 nserl lmls: chestarﬂeld chair: bed- roonl suite: l eieotrlo sewing mach- ine (Singer) 1 mantle clock 1 end usu also quantity of bed clothlnl.

W. B. BEATON. Auctioneer. Il-tm-S-lt-ld- ll. __

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NINE mu: annex. _ THURSDAY. lvulrcn m AT 2r.

m instructed b! Ml‘- Cilslaes Maollillill" l9 u“ l" I Public Auction on bk IPIIII- i ises the following:

3 milk corn. 1 far-row. I10 freshen In May, 3 two year old steers: 1 two year old heifer: 3 one Iyesr old l one year od helferli (l at 00W cashlivl 0 Illﬂﬂ‘, I

years old. l W004 drlvlnl sleigh; 1 cream aratonli Dsls! ﬁlmy“! ' ni u er: I!!!

p p p Tori

months credit on IIIIIW“

joint note. 6% “"1"” S“ °""‘ w, n. sesros. Auctioneer. l

L-928-3-13-3l.

lnsoll lollls e A Fllll SEASUNAL NEEDS

ONI YEAR TO IIPAY Apply to the neural hermit el

TNE IBANAIIIAN BANli 0F lllllllilllii

WINNIPIIG. March 1’l—(OP)-- Fair volume of business was noted on Winnipeg grain onohanle today with shiwer and mill demand bolosterlng local and routine trades.

rain close:

Wheat: May 79 14B, Jub It) Oats: Hay s1 1-4, July 5o 14B. “rtfni- m e112 Julyta 1a -51. Oct as l-as. '

‘l! i4: 1 nor ‘rs linol- 7814's nor t. 00 3-8; 0 wheat 0'1 wheat 66 l-42 Rim“

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P. M 5.15 ‘London Calling.’ 5.30 ‘Women of England.’ '.l‘slk by Mrs. Margaret Biddle, .6 45 ‘Front Line Family.‘

6.00 London Studio Players, di- rected by Albert Sandler. 6.45 The News and News analysis 7.00 War Commentary: ‘The War

at Sea.’ Talk by Lt-Crndr. Thomas Woodrootfe, l-‘t. N. 7 10 ‘Listening Post.’ 7.15 News in French 7.30 ‘Canada. Calls ircm London‘ (in collabcratfon with CBC). 7.30: ‘Topical Feature Programme 7 45: ‘Khaki Scrapbook.‘ .

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EXAMINATION

Fitting and Sélalllyllll Glaser

N. J. MABliN

OPTOMETBIBT Montague. P. l. L Office ﬂours: l0 to ll A. M I to N P. M.

Holidays etc. by sppolntrnenl Office Connected with DRUGSTOBE

“COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVlC ”

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Phone 540-541

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10 45 Ihe News. 11.00 Variety: ‘Starlight.’ 11.15 ‘Britain Speaksz’ Twentieth

Century Jsp.’ Talk by O. Y. i-lsleh. (Repeat). 11.30 Radio News-Reel.

A. M.

12.00 ‘Sinews ad War‘ (Repeat). 12.15 Talk: ‘Inside Nazi Euxope.’

Repeat). 13.80 The News. 13.45 Close down.

A PECIAL y FARES y

When laundering a lace or an my To I embroidered collar basic it care- M 0 N C T 0 N fully onto a piece o! muslin or other soft material. Wash and "I'M"!- rinse as usual and mil up in a FRIDAY. MARCH 27th AND

SATURDAY. MARCH 28th g Monday. llInrch 30, 1942

$ 3 .3 5 mm CHARLUPTETOWN

(Govt Tl! additional)

Proper-minutely Low Fares Mm other stations

Ghiidren of Five and under Twelve yearn o] age BALI’ FARE‘

Tickets 000d in UOAUHEI ONLY For further Information Consult

side. Remove the collar irom the cloth, lay it face down on a. dry WW1 and mess until dry.

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For Sale

Elma of Samuel Loch gt

, consisting o: M ‘cores with buildings. any Ticket Agent A0011. m, & MATHEW“ CANADIAN NATlDNAL_ Solicitors. Use Csnsdlsrl National Money Orders . ty and Convenience.

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SECOND NOTICE

ESTATE SIMON PAOLI, Sr.

This is the second notice given to all per- sons and firms indebted to L. M. Poole & Company as at the date of death o! the late Simon Paoli, Sr. to make immediate pay-

vlllllrlibrg/JJIJLIJIIIII:

rnent at the office of the undersigned.

It has been necessary to hand a nunibe! of accounts to the estate solicitors for action, and in a reasonable time those which have not been paid will be treated similarly.

TNE EASTERN TRIIST GUMPANY

154 RICHMOND STREET CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I.

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L-933-8-ll-lii

E. R. Brow & Son

Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness‘ and Plate Glass Insurance

at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summersirle. Lloyd Lewis 144 Richmond St. Charlottetown

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