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JUNE 17 1941 _

asked is to lend

YINAT WOULD YOU GIVE FOR VICTORY?

Your life? Your home? dearest possessions? All you are

and help ﬁnish the job!

Help Finis BUY VICTORY BONUS! EASTERN SECURITIES CO. LTO. Investment Dealers W. H. V. DUNBAR, Manager Charlottetown St. John Montreal Halifax

Your

your dollars -—-

h the Job’

The Provincial Depar Pa?’

and receive approval fro Boars must be eight mon Registry dams. Further

ed up to July 12. at the DEPARTMENT

BOAR BONUS POLICY g

a substantial bonus on boars. placed for service,

that meet the requirements of the in the Boar Bonus ths old. and from Advanced particulars may be secured

on request. Applications for inspection will be receiv-

tment of Agriculture will

Boar Bonus Policy, Board .

OF AGRICULTURE, Charlottetown.

Advertising Rates

. Mlmimum (‘barge tor Any Central Guardian locals, 5c per Word; W

2o per ivord; All" Classified 3o per word; _ ‘ Floral and Spiritual Oitcrings. Ca Condolence '1_0o per inc-b

and 10 cents for every ad

ouniein-nb and Coming _ I In lvlemorlam Notices 70c per inch; Lists of

Wedding engagemcn tlitir-nal 3 words. Notices of Thanks and

Payable in Advance

Advertisements 25 Cents

cstcrn and Eastern locals Events 3c per word:

per name; Letters of

rds. etcn. 5o t 40 words for 51.00

Appreciation, 70c [er inch or 4c per word. Lists of Subscriptions 49 cents per Inert Addrcz: and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on application.

For Sale T0 Let

FOR. SALE — SEVEN RQOMED dwelling house and lot in 200d repair. suitable for store. on cor- ner of Gerald and Orlebar Streets. Apply on premises to Mrs. L. MacDonald. 11-552-6-17-2.

Eon. sate-can. TITAILER 1N good condition, DWI“! 118m. 1T5 ROCIG, Mlli0I1. 11-513.

FOR SALE-JO?! FORD TRUCK with 10 ft. steel dump body. In good repair. Cash. H. A. Acorn. Pownai. L-533-6-16-21.

SEED BUCKWHEAT FOR SALE. Peters a; Gallant. North Rustico.

L~53l-6-16-2i.

FOR SALE — DRIVING ltlARE five years old; also drait ﬂllie one year old. Wm. Halliwell. Spring- torl. 11-547-6-17-11,

~_w_____ _ iﬂ-éi FOR SALE — CHAIRS, BUFFET.l

Beds. Range. Squares. Hallrack. Pictures. odBavfield. L-554-6~1'I-1l.

TO LET —- LARGE FURNISHED house. Apply -1 Hillcrest Avenue. L-525.

. FOR. RENT JULY 15th. 6 ROOM heated apartment. centrally loc- ated. continuous hot water. Garage Phone 1413. L-509-6-16-6i.

T0 LET -- TWO ROOMS WITH fire place. Phone 253. L-539-6-17-2i.

>__-i__» i? T0 LET -—- NEWLY DECORATED bedslttlmz rooms. Apply 8 Grafton Street. 11-470-6-14-17.

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Wanted-

WANTED-FOR 11141-1942 SCHOOL

for principal at Parkdale School. W. A. Burns. Secretary. Charlotte- town. R. R. 6. L-573-6-16 . ‘VANTED —- YOUNG MAN 0R boy for light work on farm. State wages. Apply Lloyd Vessey. York. L-551-6-17-1i.

Female Help Wanter‘

WANTED-GIRL FOR House- work. Phone 1014. 11-511.

WANTED-GIRL F03. noose-v work. Apply 10B School st. L-532-6-16-2i.

lVIiscelleous

SPECIALS —- MRS. JOI-INSTOWS Beauty salon. 011 etc.. 109 Kent. opposite Rix.

11-521-6-16-31.

Wanted WANTED — BARBER APPRENT- toes. No former experience neces-

aarv Write for infomiatlon Moler Barber Colleze. Halifax. N-133

Professional Cards

YI|HF¢MW<HN Joseph MacDonald, B.A BARRYSTER. SOLICITOR. ETC.

Over Telegraph Offlco 150 Richmond Street ChariiLtteto .-

INORRELL 8i CO. O. F. ARCNIBALO

Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

McLEOD 8- BENTLEY W. IL BENTLEY. It. C. .1. A. BENTLEY. It. C. C. F. BENTLEY. LL B. Barristers sold- Attorneys-st- w

MONEY T0 LOAN 154 Prtnco Street _---—--.

EYES EXAIAINEII

crosses“ rum J. s. TAYLOR

OPTOMETRIST

New lnoallon Cor. Kent and Queen Ito- Opposlto Bis‘: 0mm

Evening! Bv Aooolntmﬂoll Phone Residence 1013

Permanents. ‘

WANTED — GIRL AS MOTHERS help. full or part time. Preferable to live out. Phone 1504.

L-540-6-17-2l.

FOR SALE BUILDINGS

with small piece of land one mile from City, on paved

highway. All modern con- viencies. Apply M. A. C.

Guardian.

FOR SALE

Meal. Grinder.

Bone Grinder.

3 H P. I. 1'1. C. Engine. 1 Pump Jack.

1 Disk Harrow.

1 Walking Hiller.

2 Single Plows.

1 Farmers Boiler.

A lot of good fox pens and fox wire.

SAMUEL KENNEDY. L3sTsTsTi1T2i_—"i___

antler time»:

There will be sold by Public Auction at New Glanxow on Mon- day the 23rd day of June A. Du 1M1, at the hour of 2 o'clock pan. the farm of the late Henry Pitro consisting of fifty acres of lsnd with buildings thereon.

' At the same hour and place there will also be sold such farm- ing machinery and fnmlturo be-

longing to the said estate. FIRMIN DOIRON. Executor. L-535-d-16-4i.

FOR SALE

30 Fox Pens with wire bot- toms or wooden. Matched board roof. Excellent condi- tion. Apply, P. E. I. FUR TRADERS,

182 Queen Street.

term an experienced male teacher _

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press) Stocks

Bell Tel

Can Cement Can Pacific can steamship Celanese

Cons Smelt Dom Bridge Dom Steel B Imp Tob

Int Nickel Massey Harris Mti Power Nat Steel Car Noranda Quebec Power Shawlnlgan Wps Elec A

Montreal Exchanze

MONTREAL. June 16—(CPl- Leaders in the mining and indus- trial sections on time stock ex- change gave a moderate ralivmg performance today.

Consolidated Smelters, 1n metals, jumped 2 1-2 pDinis and Interna- tional Nickel was a fractionaigain- er. Hudson Bay Mining moved back a. point. National Steel Car. Mas- sey-Harris and Algoma Steel were stand outs among firmer indus- nriuls. Canada Cement was shaved a fraction.

Elsewhere in the trading. Prices were irregular. In fuels, Imperial Oil slipped and. 1n rails and car- riers. CPR. lost an early advance and Canada Steamship was behind throughout the session.

Montreal Power was unsteady, dropping a fractional gain in late transactions. Winnipeg Electric "A" was also down. Canadian Catt/ms preferred and National Breweries preferred edged forward along with Osilvie. _

Total sales: 7.400 shares; Indus- trlals 2.600; Mines. 4.800.

IS CHARLOTTETOWN

A Real Outpost of Democracy?

If so. let’s| PROVE it I

Democracy his a Job to do that. is putt ng it to the test.

Here's Hitler, sneering at. the Democratic way of life.

l-lo pushes his panzer divis- lons and waits his luftwaffe across the world, with a ruth- less efficiency that takes no ac- count of human feelings or hu- man life.

Guile, o u ri n In g, treachery, contempt for moral values . plus a people drlvcn by com- pulslon to do his will.

Can Democracy meet this vhollense . on Its own terms?

It‘! for YOU to say. Char- lottetown and hundreds of Can- adian cities. towns. villages, must give the answer.

Make YOUR dollars talc democracy! Put Charlottetown on the map ss s fightln out- post for a democr-tic ctoryl

BUY VICTORY BONDS l

The Pure Milk Co.

Help Finish the Job S“

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to the wall.

A study stream of munitions of war . .

factories .

in speed and volume.

‘ is how you can help.

New York Stock

Exchange

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(Canadian Press) Studs

Am C and P‘ Am Tel Tel Anaconda Baldwin Loco Bendix Av Beth Steel Chcs Ohio Chrysler

Con Edison Elec Auto LIIA Gen llllec Gen Motors Gt Nor Pfd Kennecott Mont Word NY Central Nor Am Co Phil Pet Co Std Oil NJ Texas Corp United Air U S Rubber U S St Co vanadium Corp West Union Woolworth

MINING

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Juno 16- Stocks

Acme Oil Aldermac Ang Cdn Ang i-iuron Arntfield Aunor Gold Beuttie Bidgood Bonetal Bobjo Bralome Broulan Buff Anl: Cal Edm Cent Pat Chester Chromium Cochenour Con Smelt Dome Oll East Mai Eldorado Extension Falcon Fiernland Gods Lake Gold Belt Gold Gate Gunnar Gold f-lallnor Hard Rock I-lolllnger Home Oll Hud Bay Min Inspire Int. Nickel Jason Kerr Add Kerr Lake Kirk Lake Kirk Hud Lake shore Lamaque Lapa Cad Leitch Macassa MacLeod Madsen Malartic McDougall ‘ McIntyre

Wrt Harg UNLISTED

Mandy Pend ore Temlsk

VICTORY

is on the way!

Slowly but surely, Hitler is being pushedi

supplies, mechanism, . a mounting ava-

lanch of the tools that bring victory . . . is pouring from Canada’s mines,

mills and

The flow must go on . . . must increase

Your fighting dollars, put into Victory Bonds, will help to provide those tools of victory. Every dollar is

needed . . . this

Help Finish the Job BUY VICTORY BONUS! L. M. POOLE & CO.

SIMON PAOLI-MANAGER. LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES

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' Toronto-Gold stocks lower;

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

mo“; Close Abitib Com - Abltib Pfd 5 Asbestos 17 1m 1t i =4- ImD Oil B 1-4 (Canadian Press) 5km“ Close Canada - Commeroo 146 Montreal - Nova scotia - Royal Bk 153

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, June 16—-(0Pl— Produce Market prices here today, as reported by the Dominion Ile- partlment of Agriculture fellow:

Butter: first grade creamery prints, Jobbing pr1ce._ 32 1-2—-3!: flrst grade solid. Jobbing price. 32- 32 1-2; Que no 1 pasteurized. cur- rent receipt prim. 31 1-4: no 2. 30 1-4; no 1 wholesale price. 31 3-1; no 2,

31.

Cheese: Western white, current receipt price, 15 5-8-15 11-10; west and Que white wholesale price 16. which price is applicable to cheese 1941. fcr shipment to the United Kingdom

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases selling at, A—1argc 26- 26 1-2: A—medium 24 1-2-25; B grade 22-22 1-2; C grade l8 1-2-

Potatoes: Que whites no 1 75's .90-l.00; no 2. .80-.90; NB moun- tain ’l5's 1.00-1.15: PEI mountzvn no 1 15's 1.10—1.20; South Carolina whites 100's 3.25-3.50: 50's 1.75- 1.115: Alabama whites 1001s 3.65-

ICURRENCIES

l6—(CPl-

YORK. June

to $4.04 and the Canaifan dollar 5-16 to a discount of 11 1-2 criits in foreign exchange dealings. (Ottawa

rate 9.09-9.01 er cent discount.) Foreign exc ange traders de-

cllned to give even a. nominal vnl-

uation on the German mark and

urdav "freezing" Axis funds here.

Other currencies which were slightly higher were the Shanghai dollar at 5.50 cents and the Argen- tine free peso at 23.77 cents.

‘The Poriuizuese milrei was up a shade to 4.02 cents “subject to licence." on the ayumpﬁon author- ities would later permit licences for payments to that country.

M-czjkets At A

Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

oth- er groups higher. Mnntreak-Utilities and golds low- er; papers unchanged; other in- dustrlals higher. New York-Stocks closed slightly

lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged at pegged minimums.

New York—Cctton. rubber and su- gar hlzher: coffee lower.

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO. June iii-HIP»- While the gold shares lagged other listings of the Tcronto stcck ex- change moved forward to register moderate gains today. Volume was

_ heavier than the recent average at.

130,1!» shares.

The depressed note in the gold share trade carried Kerr-Addison back 15 cents to 4.20. Kerr Lake 11 cents to 30 and Lamaque 2o cents to 4.55 while losses of 3 to 5 cents were netted by Moneta, Pamsnir and Ban Antonio, McIntyre was up 1-2 to 47 1-2 for broken lots and the close was up a few cents for Au-

nor. Buffalo, Ankerlc, Mad en and Omega. A gain of 1 5-8 was registered by

Smelters in broken lot trades, Nic- kel added a minor fraction and moderate gains were held 11y Pa]. conbrldge, Steep Rock. Waite-Am- ulet and Pend Oreille. The bid for Chromium was dropped on the news that the company proposed a. revis- ion of the capital set-up. Noranda

u n-u-n- “n-u-s-sn-n-a-u-s-nn-u-u»,

lilo“. o Royal TrusLCm, BIRGMANN

manufactured on and‘ after May 2G.-

NEW v The pound Sterling gained 1-1 cent

Foreign Exchange Control Board '

the Italian lira. c-n the heels of the T United States treasury order Sat- »

ANNOUNCEMENT

CHANGE OF ADDRESS June 16th, 1941 Bergmann Construction Co., Ltd.-

NO. 8 CURRIE BUILDING New Address:

Eastern Trust Co. Building

156 Richmond Street (Opposite Post Office)

safekeeping of

3.

and Hudson Bay closed unchanged.

Home Oil moved in considerate volume at a gain of 1o cents to $2 The days high was 2.07. Calgary an? Edmonton firmed a rent to

‘Dominion Steel B, Steel of Can- Bdil Did. C.P.R.. B.A. Oll. Canadian Cyféaiéescelé Unicn GasBzilrlid slome of

N11‘ " W078 l1 . T h lost 1-2 o; 142. . p e c m) one

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Finance

By Bernard S. O'Hara Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. June iii-MAP)-.. Th0 ranks of stock market skeptics were pretty well crouderl today and, while most exhibited no great sell- ing urgency, buying abstemiousness was pronounced.

Moét Canadian issues were un- changed with a few stocks frac- tions lower. International Nickel and Walkers 10st 1-4 point each

In loom! s suite of ofll in ti; m I. ‘aha loge! a Cu o Bulldlmhauﬁ: “d to CONuﬂaglllCTlqﬂ CO" L

oonlen vsoo f I i Bast-em Trust 00., nulidin: 0:61:11? iollllnlllgfeiignd m0" I“ u” ginning of including In the above lease, the office

a Ion term 1 wish to ilmrab. who have kindly .

Living me the tely occupied

FRANK CURRIE.

“LET use co FORWA

BUY VICTORY BONDS T0 HELP BRITAIN

IN addition to equipping its own ﬁghting forces, Canada will provide Great Britain with $1,150,000,000 this year to purchase in Canada the goods she so urgently needs. The Dominion must borrow to pay for these pur- chases from the producers of Canada. The eople who buy these bonds are not only helping Great Britain, but are making the best possible investmenu

The Canadian Bank of Commerce will carry out at any of its Canadian branches ' all transactions necessary for the ﬁnancing, delivery and

VICTORY LOAN BONDS

Iftimc is required to pay for Victory Bonds this Bank will lend you the money for a period of six months at low rates, the cost of carrying the loan being covered by the interest on the bonds.

This Bank will accept delivery of the Victo Bonds on your behalf whether you pay for them in full orlde against them. Simply tell the authorized canvasser with whom you place our subscription that you want to take delivery of your bon s through us.

Safety Deposit Boxes, or adequate safekeeping facilities, aro- available at alibranches of the Bankfor protection of your Victory Bonds and other valuables, at low cost.

THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE

RT. HON. SIR THOMAS WHITE, O.C.M.O., CHAIRMAN OF TIII BOAR.

S. H. LOGAN, ' Prnidnnl

and Imperial Oil 1-8.

The Asstciated Press average of 60 stocks slipped .1 o1‘ a point at 41.3, its third successive downturn after the len-glhy recovery swing. Dealings were negligible, transfers of 338.130 shares compared with 443.320 Friday. It was lowest, gurnover for a full day since June

us. Steel and Bethlehem finish- ed up 1-8 ‘of a point each as this t . o a l 00M of capacity. pun to per

erican Car and Foundry ccmmon and d. senior issues of U, s, Dis. ml?“ In! and Certain-Teed.

_ On the losing side were. West. mghoiisc. Santa Fe_ Great North- ‘Pgfl $15211 glvlotors. U.S. Rubber,

RD

Prominent. gainers included 5111.]

sire to borrow

A. l. AISCOTT, Golan!

J

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Dow Chemical, American ‘rele- phone. Youngstown Sheet. Anacon- da. Allied Chemical and Standard Oll tNJ.)

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it} Sale or Rent

Cottage, seven rooms, motl- ern convenience at 129 Ell" Avenue. (Inquire at 125 Elm Avenue).

L-453 -6-l4_-17-l9-2l

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tary co-operation. Let's show him that

I Give HITLER

i a Big Push! Show him that democracy can do it OUR way . . =

Equipment for Hitler’; panzer divisions and luft-waffe ls-sweated out of the peollle by compulsion and regimentation.

He sneers at democratic methods of yolun’

democracy can be!!!

him by its own methods . . .provide ti"! tools that will bring victory!

[To do this, your dollars are needed-Nowzi

Help Finish the Job BUY VICTORY BONUS! l

A. PICKARI) &C0.1