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THE CHAR IDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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TENDER FOB SUPPLY AND IN- STALLATION OF STEAM HEATING SYSTEMS, N0. 32 APB. NAVIGATION SCHOOL, CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.L EALED TENDERS, enclosed in en- velope marked “Tender No. 10-02-9 —-Stea|n Heating Systems, No. 82 Air Navigation School, Charlottetown. P. E. l.", and addressed to the ‘ retary, Department of Munitions and Supply, Ottawa, Ontario, will be received up- til 5.00 P. M. (E.D.S.’l‘.), July 9th, 1941. Tenders will not be considered un- le_.aa made on the tonne supplied by the Depsrtmen and in accordance with the condit ona set forth therein. These forums, together with the plans and specifications and form of con- tract, are on exhibition at the offices of the Department of Munitions and Supply, Ottawa, Ontario, and at the offices o: the Officer Commanding, Eastern Air Command, 11 South Street, Halifax. N.S., at which ottlces plans and specifications may be obtained upon the deposit of 526.00 in the form o! a certified cheque, made payable to the Receiver General of Canada. This deposit will be remitted when the plans and specifications are returned in good condition. Each tender must he accompanied by a certiﬁed cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, payable to the Re- ceiver General oi Canada, or Bearer Bonds as specified in the form o! tender for ten per cent (l0 per cent) ‘c! the amount of the tender. The cheque or bonds o! the success- ful tenderer will be forfeited should be decline to enter into a contract for the work, or should he fail after ac- cepting the contract to complete same in sccorlance with the plans and specifications. The Department does not hind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. G. K. SHEILS, Deputy Minister. Department ct Munitions and Supply, Ottawa, June 21th. 1041. Tender No. 10-02-0. ‘

FOR SALE

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(Canadian Press) ‘IUIRQIO, July 3- _ Stocks Close Anglo d0 1-2 Anglo Huron 26b lrntticld d l-2 ilunor 170 Base Metal 8 tats *2:- zone Bob t) 8 I-Z Br orne 990 Broulan 79 uﬂ 400 CB-i Ildm 110 Cdn Mal 52 Cent Pat 171 136 conisrum 130 Cons Smelt 86 i-2 Dome 21 1-2 Ju uesne Falcon $0 "ernland 1 1-8 ‘rsncoeur I8 Gillies Lake 8 Gold Gate '1 Goodllsh 1-2 I55 0'1 8 12 188 31 l-l 18 40 e25 69 14 1-8 465 l0 45 190 380 155 67 . . p9 10s Mcneis 82 Murphy 8 [-3 Nnybob 21 Nipissing 110 Noranda. 53 1-4 Negus 86 OBrien 65 Omega 14 1-2 Paymastcr l6 Pick Crow 290 Heston 297 Si. Anth 7 i-2 Ban Ant 235 senator t0 Sherritt 08 Siscoe 52 Sieve Lake 7 Steep Rock 125 Straw Lake 2 Sud Cont 2 3-4 Svlvanlte 250 Teck Hugh 285 Ci 1 1g Unt Oi Unp Can- 1B4 Wendigo 17 Wood cad 4 Wrt Berg 400 UNLISTED Pcnd Ore 138

Montreal Exohanze

MONTREAL, July Z-(Cm-Is- sues which have connection! Wm! Brazil advanced on the stock ex- change today and were the most l0- tlve securities in trading.

Brazilian ‘Traction went to a. new high and closed slightly under its best price. Canadian lore - vestment. which also has Brazil associations, duplicated its lugh oi’ the yell‘

Shawinigsn and Bell ‘relephme picked up s. irsctlonal gain, and Montreal Power and Winnipeg Elec- tric "A" were slightly easier

Consolidated Smelters was u}? in moderately active trading but oli- ingfr and mica-national Nickel were ess er.

CPR... Massey-Harris, Imperial Tobacco, Ogllvie and Dominion Tar earned a profit and Canada Steam- shipe. International Petroleum, Cel- ancse , International Bronze wder and Dominion Bridge were losers

1pm sales: 8.900 shares; Indus- trisls, 5,300; Mines, 3,600.

Toronto Exchange

‘IORDNTO. July 2-(OP)-Indus- trial stocks advanced etronll! to- day on the ‘mronto exchange while the base metal shares recorded moderate gains and the golds and western oils weakened narrowly. Turnover was 168,000 aim-es.

Duquesne traded 25.000 shares on

againotacenttolllM firm- ed 8-4 and Gunner een . Steep Rock advanced 8 cents and Waite gained 2 cents.

Szneliers and Noranda added

minor fractions and Pond Oreille tinned 8 cents mmatﬁét. “RS3 753' t’; 2;‘ cent years ile Dome and Hell-q $12324‘. “$.22” :‘é‘.“£l‘.‘l“1..e""°

hu , Pickle Crow. San Antonio and Senator nouyn ﬁﬁ°iolﬁaéifm’°m'“"nnmttiniﬁ Ankerite. Kerr-Addison, Little Long m mda?ayl"mbenedm' 1 a Utilities lootis and miscellaneous issues were hlgxalloqﬁirglizn and Home Oil were mildly soft spots in the weat- cm

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(Canadian Press) ﬂtccka dose Am O and I aconda 2'7 i-8 Baldiwln Loco a: g-g M,‘ v - Ches Oh o 3d l-2 Con Edison 18 sler 56 3-4 Elcc Auto Lite 2'1 1-2 n Elec 82 1-4 Gen Motors 37 3-4 t. N01‘ 25 1-2 Kenneoott 37 1-8 Mont Ward 34 NY Oentr 12 Nor Am Co 12 1-8 Fidel?» 23 "” Btd Oil NJ t2 1-1 30 1-2 United Alr 40 U5 Rubber 28 3-8 U S Si: Co 55 7-B Vanadium Corp 25 West Union 2t 1-4 Wes lﬂec 94 l-Z Wooworth — Livestock monurmam. July 2-03?)- ‘Iihere were 581 cattle, 191 sheep

and lambs, 422 hogs and 909 calves tor sale on the tlwo Montreal mar- kets today. Cattle were very slow. calves 5o cents to $1 lower, lambs easier, ooze firm.

‘more were 850 cattle held over from muddy. Mostly medium good to good steers, these were not mov- ins. A iew cannexs, cutters and common to medium cows were sold at $3.50 to $8. Common bulls were $450 to $5.50

Calves moved slowly st 50 cents to ti lower than Monday. Good quality vesls were quoted at t9 to $9.50 with an odd top up in Medium kind; from $8 common light vesls down to Drinkers ranged from $5 to so. mostly 550 to $6. Grassers $8.50 to $450

lambs were again lower. Good lambs were $11 in e12. Buck lambs were cut $1 per owt., and culls $2 per owt. A iew sales were made on a fist basis around $10.50. Sheep were easier at to .

088 were firm st $14.66 to $14.75 for B-l dressed, mostly $11 for B-l alive led and watered and up to $11.25 oft trucks delivered. Grade A drew $1 per hog premium with discounts on m: grades. Sows were $7 to $9 with an odd young sow up to $9.50 live weight.

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Grain

CHICAGO, July z-(AP)-'1‘he wheat market managed to tack on fractional gains today

Wheat closed 1-8-3-4 higher than yesterday, July $1.04 1-4-1-8, Sept. $1.06 1-8-1-4; corn 3-8 off to 1-8 up. July 73 3-8-1-2, Selpt. 75 8-4- 7-8; ca. s 1-8 of! to 1-8 up; soybeans 1-4 lower to 1 1-2 higher; rye un- changed to 3-8 higher and lard 18- 20 higher.

WINNZIIPDG. July z-(CE-July wheat siipped 5 1-2 cents from its old minimum price or 77 1-2 cents in the wheat sutures pit on Winni- peg grain exchange today but man- aged to hold at 71 5-8 cents abushei at the close. 1 5-8 cents above its new pel The new wheat future,

tober, was 4 1-8 cents over its minimum at the iinnsh

Biuenos Aires prices were admit 3-8.

Finance

By Bernard S. O'Hara Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. July 2-(AP)—'l‘he etook market. mubnudened itself o1 some war worries today and recap- turedapartot tbeiomesyieldedin the slow decline of last week

Recovery, although held to med- estlimits, brought a sizable list or gains in such groups stee rails, iarm implements, and industrial specialties

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around s. point at the finish were Us steel. Youngs- town 8h da, Du Pout, International Harvester, Santa 11c. New York Central and Pennsylvania Standard Oil (NJ), Pepsi-Cola an: Wdonweaigtnsnd Bouthﬁn resc e new highs. e ﬁrst named soared 5 points on m. ntmceulxlént g1 plans for its retire- m er e company's copper- ate simpliﬁcation pwsram

Markets At A Glance

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Toronto-Industrial and base met- al stocks higher; other {soups

Montreal - Utilities unchanged: ‘aide and rs lower; other in-

New York-S n‘ closed so».

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GIIRRENBIES

NEW YORK, July 2-(OP)-'l‘he Canadian dolls; advanced 1-8 cent to e discount ed, 1i 5-6 cent

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COMEDIANS and

REVUE FEATURED WITH GOR SETTINGS AND MOD

LATEST MECHANICAL OVER 100 of the Best Horses in the 4 afternoons with VAUDEV

REVUE with Magnificent Lighting

Charlottetown, PRINCE EDWA

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ioreien exchange declines. (Ottawa rpregn Exchange Control Board rate iLN-OOI per cent discount)

AWARDS

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MIDWAY

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ROADSTERS CLYDESDALES PERCHERONS and DRAFT.

CATTLE

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BEEF BREEDS

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Other Beef Breed.

SWINE

YORKSHIRES

SHEEP

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POULTRY

PRODUCTION CLASSES

o Kong an an at 24 and 550 cents were a shade lower, gentine tree peso

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to 2580 cents

Other major iorci n currencies, including the un Sterling at $4.03 1-2, end unchan in re.

lotion no the United States dollar. ST. AUGUSTINE CONVINT PRIZE LIST

B38116“ IBIPBIIWI Grade I-(a) -A1ioe Dulong. Grade I (b) -- Edward Douoet. Grade II Edgar Doiron. Grlde III- Marie Gallant. Grade Ill-Rita Doiron. Prise donated by Reverend C. J. Pit-m. Application, Dorothy Doiron Pierre Gallant- Deportmcni. M. Therese Doucct. Christian Doctrine. Aiyro Pin- csu. Helen Gallant. Jean Pinesu, Edgar-ind Itioiron. m N l8 l- : Grade V 020m Ddilﬂlle _

OLD 110mg; WEEK

PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK EX- CHARLOTTETOWN

AUGUST 12, 13,111.15, 1941

THE MARITIMES GREATEST HOLIDAY

UPWARDS OF $10,000.00 IN PRIZES, PREMIUMS, PURSES and

AN OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM

.12 VAUDEVILLE ACTS including 2 of the WORLD'S GREATEST

GRAND GALA REVUE with Beautiful GLAMOROUS GIRLS, SINGING BEAUTIFUL LADY SINGER‘.

INTERNATIONAL STAR DANCING TEAM

GEOUS COSTUMES, ATTRACTIVE ERN LIGHTING EFFECTS

WITH NEW ATTRACT RIDES ON MAIN FAIR

Maritimes battling for honors on ILLE ACTS interspersed

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“rovincial Live Steele Exhibition

Featuring PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDS finest

HORSES

Plan this for your Holiday Week. Write your friends. Come. “'1

LT. COL. D. A. MacKINNON, D.S.O., President J. W. BOULTER, Secretary

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