-..~_._i...__-___- _ ’ POI BALD-l HALL Tlllllﬁlliillk

aspects of faded romance between

Reid. After suing for divorce and part of her fortune entrusted to Reid suddenly changed her mind,

Lady Louis Mountbatten. Mrs.

Gare of Fiann Woodlot Brings Good Results

Grazing by live stock and burn- ing probably create more damage to the farm woodbt than any oth- er agencies. and therefore. fzrcst- ers recommend fcncing off the woodiot from cat-tie and taking particular carc to see that fire dces not burn over the woods. By follow- ing certain simple rules farmers can get good results out of the care of the woodlot. These ru'es are: 1. Keep the llvc stock out oi the woods; 2. confine annual cutting to a. definite area oi‘ the lot; 3. exists: 6 cut inferior trees for WJUdZ 4. favour the thriftiest best-formed crop trees; 5 remove some of the larger crop trees where CTOYvGiDg

exists: 6 cut infrrl" trees for wood; and 7. protect the woods against fire.

The reason why live stack should he kept out of the wocdiot is that their presence tends to have the litter trampled under the trees and packs the soil so that the Wltilél‘ run-off and consequent erosion of soil are encouraged. Further the admission of live stock to the woodlot prevents the proper growth of the n-ew crop of trees which comes up under normal conditions to replace the trees that are harv- ested. The actual growth of the standing trees also is reduced through the abnormal cand tlons thus set up. By keeping live stock out of the woodlot. norms‘ c"ndl— ticns prevail and with proper thin- ntnglf the s§tand§_by_c_lilling_ih§

Annuaijjetitlng

The Annual bloating of the East- ern Klnrs Exhibition Association will he held in McQunids "n". gentle. on Tuesday, March 15th at

' President-EDWIN nan). Secretary-J). F. MncAULAY.

Britalnb high society circles are intrigued by the financial

nually for life. But she is still asking for the divorce.

fathers one-time secretary against iami‘y 0pp0s1ti0n_ pctuxed together in a rfeciniphotograph,

§-'l68-3-12-2i.

“Advertisingllatevsi-Payalile ill Advance

Wefiiliy Mrs. Ruth Mary Clarisse

Cunningham-Reid, and her husband, Capt. Alexander Cunningham.

asking for an accounting of that her husband, Mrs. Cunningham- guaranteed him $25.000 a year an- Sisier oi Ounninsham-Reid married her They are

inlferior trees. the timber crop will

be improved.

It is estimated that farm wood- lots. especially hardwoods. will produce at least 50 per cent more umber if the lots are protected from fire and heavy pasturing avoided. the increase in produc-

tion bcin-g realized by the greater‘

number of standin trees and by the less defect in e lumber that is grown. Another essential in the production of full lumber crops is the ems oyment of methods of cut- t.ng trees which favour continuous

growth. Although farm woodlots do '

not require the same attention as orchards. at the same time. to ob- tain profitable returns. some at- tention must be given to the con- dition ol‘ growth.

Following good woodlot practices of cutting will not result in a. change overnight but the property can be expected to develop gradually to the point of yielding highest re- fihiiii-d. One advantage lumber has over some other farm crops is that it does not have to be sold immed- iately in order to keep it from spoil- lng or deteriorating. If the market for fuel. fence pasts. and lumber. or pulp. 1S low. the t/rees can be a‘- lowed to grow and increase in value.

FASHION FLASHES

Again the coat dress pops up Easy to don. easy to wear .t is a “natural” for both misses and wo- men. This season they are import- ant again in button-down-the-front treatments. in slide fastened fronts

but those that loo-k newest swing.

over to one side. in a revival of the old wrapover line. with light- wei ht. woollens so important in spr ng collections, the coat-dress qualifies as une of (he straight silhouette fashions.

FASHION FLASHES

Low-cut evening gowns topped by blouses for dinner wear. the lat- ter copied from men's Waistcoats in Van Dyci: paintings are featured in a London collection. The same dc- signer is showing three-piece sports suits consisting of jacket and skirt with alternative slacks. all men's worsted suitings.

Central biuunLun tut-nil. 4o per ward; Western and huulern locals, 2c

par ward; Announce-menu and Uunllllﬂ Events 2c par worn;

2o pa: wot-u; ln ineniurnun Notices,

bpllllutll Uliurinus, turns, clan,

Classified mu pa: inch; Lin“ of klurnl nnu

do per numo; Letters u! Condolence 70v

uor inch. Notices of ‘Ailnlllm unu Appreciation, 70o per inch u: do par

‘word. Other run-n un application. Minimum Charge

m: any advertisement twenty-five Quin.

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CHABT-OTTETOWN GUARDLAN

Stocks Push Upward On MY. Market

(B! Frederick Gardener. Associated Pres: Financial writer)

NEW YORK, March. 13-(AP)- Af-tei‘ a week of general droopineas. the stock market ended Saturday on a gentle recovery note.

War tension. as a result of File latest Austin-German devel cnts which touched off a late ide in the list yetzerday. a red to have lessened considera ly although buying forces were still timid. incline "anything" could happen m the present nil-ocean set-up.

‘Iihe turnover amounted to 229.850 shares compared with 1351, 53h". days volume of 222.000. Transfers for the week were about 1.000.000 alléages ahead of the preceding

Canadian stocks were inactive and generally down. with McIn. tyre the only one to gain even fractlonally. Disillers Ssagrams. Dollie. Brazilian, Canadian Indust- rial Alcohol and Ford were down skghtly.

The Nsodated Press average of 60 stocks was up .1 of a poin‘ at 42.3, although showing a net de- Icllne from a week ago of 22 points. the most sizable setback for |any similar period since the last ipart of January.

Gains running up to a point or yo today were held 11v U. S. steel ‘at 51 Bethlehem 545-8, General (Motors 3312. (ﬁlrysler 50 1-2 and Westinghouse 90. Wlimt Stocks did

Sat Fri! Advances 145 58 Decline“. 228 553 194 182 Total Issues 567 773

GRAIN

WENNTPEG. March 13—(CP)—- Despite European political diffi- l cultles and possibility of a rush for I bread-stuffs Winnipeg wheat, brok- ers appeared content Saturday to l take profits out of recent price l bulges

' Unchanged

Gains of almost two cents were lost with closing values 1-8-1-2 cent lower. May future 1.20, July 1.11 i-8-3-8 and Oct 92 5-8 cents.

Only a. moderate demand was reported.

Failure of Chicagc to follow Liv- erpool advances of 1 1-2-1 5-8d caused nervousness at Winnipeg. Buying ceased scattered selling followed.

Only a moderate demand was reported in cosh wheats;sa.les were mostly at unchanged spreads. Coarse grains moved ahead with wheat early but closed irregular, oats 3-8-1-4 lower, barley 1-4 high- er to unchanged; flax 3-6 higher to unchanged and rye 1-2-7-8 higher.

CHICAGO. March 13 —(AP)-- The wheat pit hummed with trad- ers’ talk about the European paliti- cal situation Saturday but it had no lasting bullish effect on prices.

Wheat quotations rose as much as 1 1-8 cent at the opening to a high of 89 5-8 for May delivery. Later. however. the advance was wipcd out by scattered profit tak- ing and commission house selling. inspired partly by a JEBCHOH at Winnipeg.

Wheat closed 1-4 lower to 1-4 higher compared with yesterday's finish. May 88 5-8-3-4. July 84 5-8-3-4. Sept 85-85 1-0; corn was l-il oft to 1-4 up. May 50-59 1-8. July 60 7-8. Sept 62; oats 318 up. ‘Ma-- 30 1-8; rye gained 3-4 to 1. Mav 69 3-4; laid unchanged to 7 higher.

boowo-oww- . . . v . n- . v 99mm“ n“? wauwd 1° L“ MONTREAL cons WANTED — MIDDLE AGED‘ TO LET -- GARAGE. APPLY 63 (Canadhm he“) housekeeper. Cook for one. ‘B- Ubner Prince Street. MONTREAL. M l. h 13491601” Gilﬂidlln- L'7z°"'n““' b66°'3'9'u'14' mining quotation‘; c on Montreal WANTED COUNTRY GIRL FOB w Curb Market today were:- " . nnted housework. Apply v£if§g;§§_-12_M_ _ Stocks Close WANTED“ "Mme ivltisw an wgrfg ¢’~$’p-'3~'3i§§.’°'t33"?é5 139mm" ﬁll _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ d . “tr “i”. 5%°l‘.‘l2.il.%‘%.l‘§.°€“' °"“““““" ” 3 ‘i 1' - Olly ' t M1 . e h-iﬁii-Ikll-iii- Help Wanted 311......“ 5% _________.._______ ~- ——:——————— Theme cad 16 . WANTED — LIARRIED COUPLE. For bile Farm, "A.” Guardian. ______ 14-726-3-11-31.

SAW MILL, SHINGLE MILL. Planning Mill machinery for sale. W. 8o R. Walsh Ltd. ChﬂJIB-m. N. B. N-4hc-o-l1-3i.

DAIRY FARM FOR SALE OVER. 100 acres, near Charlottetown.

Write care Guardiailliqas-adzd“.

FIVE nonsas FOR. saLu-ffrwo

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — MAN T0 WORK ON farm. Guy Rodd. Brackley. L-758-3-12-3i.

Lost LOST-BLACK nanonac cou-

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction in front of the Court House. Sun}- merstdc. Prince County, Prince Ea- ward Island. on Tuesday the 29th day of Miarch. A. 0.. 193B. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being at Clifton in ‘Township Number Twenty One in iQueens County‘ in said 181M16-

L -' -' and described as follows:

Cllws- Walter 3- wee“: “Fmifﬁ taining small sum of money. ton. L‘ 10°44 ' ' Owner's name on bag. Finder re- r-‘on SALE cannnoann “"3,” l‘ B““h"°“ mdtﬁ ia“i.i‘.’-‘°.ii.‘.l‘éa' w“ ' I ou O S. - ' Aoolv Guardian. L-095-3-l0-tL _Meﬂ|S FOB SALE — AYRSHIRE COW v D AT g4 K11“; due to freshen First Mar. APPiy “Egg. SE“ E 1143941-12- . to David Edwards. Hiiflllff ziﬁliéfié-l ______ _______ _____....' Personal son BALE - runs. BRED ______.c_____---——— ?“°‘d“°°” 3"“ °§a$§i.o?§°“§“i° 51"?“ “U” “C‘""§..'§.‘."..'.°s“u';." 0r UQITJQV Or - ' ' 1% ,- Mallott. York. L-773-8-l2-8l. gg"g,l2:.,“‘ft R.eddin's. wdnhys

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Rnohfor: ma. n-na-a-ia-ai.

I03 BALI — CHOICE CAR 0F hot-solo m arrive Thursday at Morel Hotel stable. W. Hennea-

. ' L-714-3-11-2l.

New. no. 4.1 star busine- i no.1 greater-m “Apply John ﬁk; y .

y b-vsa-a-il-ai.

Men Wanted

Illﬂl Jncomc of 095.00 {be flnvftmllant.‘ ihogt

Tonmv. AMI

i . . ‘I0 CY I NXNTI $532332... w.

1nd all Drug Counters. Man With Car

WATKINS DEALER

immediately tn supply est

Extracts. B cleansers. Medicines. Block and “Poultry, £8 repute on. . iftaift be satisﬁed with weakly at start-

nica. dealer S30 fence helpful. Credit wlggmf gcgnany, Mon- °,',_3,,_3_g'.1-14-2i.

7he JR. treat. Q11!»

‘RAY _se ed §§ﬁ=i“‘i§'“a‘. 'ir'fiiisrii3gef.q°§iiist§n=

w_ y_m,,¢,.- R, v1.5 Kenslmton: or Mrs. Basil MacDonald 8" adlo Orou.

(restraint; ably between 2s and soia§f§h§d|

Famous Snices. Powder, Bowl.‘ A Mineralized pursua 70 tained a.

00 May. selling exper- stanley Brown of ience unnecessary. Farmuﬂegﬂligga County aforesaid. rltzht narties. Write immediimqY-i in favour of

'1-14-:1'.

Commencing at a. 00in! 0n the

north side of the, Road leading ‘ from Clifton to Stanley where the

west boundary of lands in posses-

sion of Estate John McKay inter- sects the said Road. thence north-

wardly along the said west bound- . ary to the short of South West Riv- Ier. thence westwardly along the "various courses of the said shore

to the east boundary of lands iformerly owned by David Mac- Gregor but now owned by R4159" Carr and Dunning. thence south- wardly along the said east boundary to the Road aforesaid and thence eastwnrdly along the said Road to the place of commencement. con- tatninl by estimation TW - FOUR. ACRES 0F LAND.

The above sale of land is made to l. bower of sale con- ‘“ ‘ twill‘ ‘dii“‘.l"° °i Mortgage do e ﬂy °

An, 1088 and made by J. Clifton in Queens uﬁ his a rown of the some B mm: i‘.

ﬁrmer. default

l |

of the same Place. havinlr been made in the payment cflgriacipatand interest secured by or e. For er particulars on!!! to - ll-rrlﬂ M. Boliﬂiioiilil‘. 5 B1‘-

OIIICKB- *'"“""'°m" "daisies this ma m 0t Ibbﬂllfy»

. D. . A ‘ Jossrn neawau. Executor

lrHl-ﬂ-Bl-Il-QJ-ll

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Preu) Stocks

Bell Tel Brazilian Bruck Silk Bldg Prod Can Cement Can Car Fd Can Car Pfd Can Ind Al Can Pac Can Steamship Cock Plow

Pounds Co. Gen Steel Ware Gypsum

Ham Bridge How Smith

Int Power Pfd Ma“

Mtl Power Nat Brew

Nat Si: Car - Noranda Power Corp Shawlnigan

St Law Com St Law Pfd,

Win Eleo B

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press) Stocks mo" Abitibi Com 150 Abltibi Pfd 14 Asbestos g0 B A Oil 30g‘ Beauharnois 4 Bathurst A g Don A 5 Fraser V T C 15 Fraser Ford A 17 Home Oil 115 D 0 18% Int Pete 30% (Canadian Press) TORONTO, March 13- ' Stocks cl”; Acme Oil i. Afton ._,_ z A P Con 21 Aldermac 52 m _ 25 Ang Canadian 125 Arntfield 21 Astoria 3 Augite 3Q Aztec 9 Bagamac 19 Bankfield 19 Bankfield 37 Base Metal 35 Beattie 13g Bidgoqd 3a is M158 42 Bobjo 9 Brown Oil 541 Buff Ank 14a; Bunk r1111 15 Huff Can 3% Cal Edm 253 Calmcnt 42 Cdn Mal 108 Caribou 300 Cent Pat 3'15 Cent Porc 13 Chromium 50 Comwealth m Coniarum 135 (éon Cshiblt 26 on me 53 Darkwater 16% Davies 55 Denison 35 Dome O11 53% Dorval 131,; East Ma] 148 Eldorado 285 Falcon 59o Fed Kirk 9 Francoebi" 39 Gillies Lake 12% Glenora 4 Gods Lake 45 Goldale 20 Gold Eagle 23 Goodfish m, Granada e Gunnar Gold 88 Hardrock 194 Harker 12 High Sar 12 Hollinger 131,4, Godsliake ~15 Goldale 20 Gold Eagle 2B Goodfish 7% Home Oil 113 Homest Z6 Nickel 48% Jacola 31 Jellicoe 31 J M Con 10% Ken- Add 10 Kirk Hud Kirk Lake Lake Shore 52 Lam Cont 3% Lapa Cad B0 lava Cap 101 Lebei Oro 9% Leitch 90 . Little L L 475 iilacassa 450 MacLeod 835 Madsen 30 will“ l? A o yre McKenzie 88 Mcvittie 17V. McWatters 68 Min Corp 187 into 8% Model 30 Moneta 217 Naybob 22 50% ‘I6 00 300 166 3% 100 11% 306 40 10% 14% 50 17% 1M 1% 400 305 103 212 106 quemont I

sTocK QQpTA TIONS

Shore Prices g Recover Some Lost Ground

e. portion of their Friday losses in the final session of the week as confidence revived a. little. Base metals improved slightly. Western oils finished on the down

side. .

About a. half dozen of the med- tum-price were especially vigorous on the rebound. Macbeod-Cock- shutt led with a rise of 35 cents to 3.36 on a turnover of 70.000 shares. Hard Rock advanced 24 to 1.94 and other issues up 10 to 20 cents on heavy volume were Oro Plato. O'- Brien. Uchi. Pamour and Read- Authlecr.

‘The base metal market dragged lbut showed a firming tendency in the final stage. Ventures closed 25 higher and Waite-Amulet and Sherrlill. posted small gains. Fal- conbridge dropped 15 cents. Eldor- ado recovered 15 cents of its Fri- day loss and other silvers were quiet and steady.

Western 011s lagged with losses

“Ty Model s, Anglo-Canadian and Brawn corporation closed with i

l i

moderate gains.

DOMINION 0F CANADA "“°§’é§°f..>$?l.u> mo...» PR! G11; m‘?! ﬁgalslh Court 2nd.

eriirliie {as Estate of John Mc- Kenna late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the‘ said Prov- ince. Retired Merchant. deceased tests

t .

B ethe Honourable HAROLD LEONARD PALMER. Snrrvsate- Judge of Probate. etc.. etc.

To the Sheriff cf the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of J. Carlos Mo- Kznna of Charlottetown aforesaid. i Engineer. and M. Alban Farmer o1 the same place. Barrister-at-Law. the executors of the above named estate praying that a citation may be issued for the Ypurpose here- inafter set forth: ou are there- fore hereby required t0 cite I11 persons interested in the said Eh- tate to be and appear before me at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in said Prov- inc on Thursday the seventh day of pril next coming at the 110111‘ of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as Played for in petition and on motion 0i

. Alban Farmer. Esq. Proctor for said Petitioners.

And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- llahed in some newspaper Pub-i lished in Charlottetown aforesaid‘. once in each week for at least’ four consecutive weeks from the. data hereof and that a true co y ' hereof be forthwith posted in e , following public places respective-I ly, namely. at. 0r near the tem- l

rug Probate Court Re istry in. Elie ameron Block tn C arlotte- town aforesaid. at or near the Royal Bank of Canada and at or near the Bank of Nova scotia both in Charlottetown aforesaid so that all persons interested in the said Ihtatc as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

Given under my hand and the Seal of the said Court this 5th.. day of March A. D. 1938 and in as‘ second year of l-lta Majesty's

‘n’ or. s)

PALMER. .

- l0 Judge of Probntml i L-618.

New York Stock Exchange

(Canadian Pnu)

asrre- “a Mo’: m“ °‘°" p1‘ 08s recover some 0s mind in the short Saturday ses- ‘A: IRE-also, 1g}: on of the Montreal Stock Ex- Am Tel Te] 131 change. The trwbled European Am water ab‘ situation faild to depress the mar- Anaconda 302% . ket- Atchison say. - Metals moved up. Rails were Re; 23% quiet and steady. Canadian Pacific Bu", ohm as; clung to the new alltime low of 6 3am Loco M, established yesterday. but. National gem steel 541,4, Steel Car gained 1-2. Canadian ch95 Qhlg 33% Co: common was unchanged. but (3111-5519,- 501/, the preferred wd half a. point. cons Q11 31/, Papers were s y and unchang- com s0 11/. ed. In the general list, thew were _c A can 41w, small gains for Dominion Steel con Edison 201/1 and coal “B" Imperial oil and Con Gas Co '1 National Breweries. . Curtiss Wright 16 Total sales: Industrials 8.700; Elec Auto Lite 18 Mines 74.500; bonds $1.250. Elec Pr Lt 8V... i Gen Elec 37% NEW YORK CURB Gen Foods 27% - Gen Motors 33%‘.- (Canadlan Press) Goodrich 15% Goodyear Tire 201.2 Stocks Gt Nor Pfd 19% Hud Mot Car 71/. Am Cyan B Int Harvester 611/: Am Super Pow Int Tel Tel 7 Cities Serv Kennecott 35% El Bond Share Mont Ward 33% Niag Hud Murray Corp 5% Gulf Oil Corp N Y Central 15% Pant Oil Natl Cash Reg 15% New York N H 2 Nor Am C0 18H’; Nor Pacific 10's Read Auth 345 Pack Motor 4% Red Crest 161,. Paramount as»; Red Lake 25 Penn R. R. 19 Reno Gold 50 Phil Morris B7 St Anth 15 Phil Pet Co 36 San Ant 135 Pure Oil Corp 11%. Shawkey 32 Radio Cor 6h’. Shcrritt 131 Radio Kei 3V1 Siscce 20.3 Sears Roe Co 51v.» Bladen 122 Shell Union Oil 13% Slave Lake 11 SoutlrPac 151,1,- Spy H 1g Std Oil N J 49 stada, 26 Siude Corp 51;. Sud Basin 295 Texas Corp 391/: Sud Cont 12 United Air 23 S livan 114 United Corp 2% Sy vanite 305 United Drug 6 Teck Hugh 520 United Gas Imp l0 Texas Corp 136 U S Rubber 30 Towagmtw 43 U S St Co 51 Uchi 155 U S 111d Al 17% Unit Q11 17 Vanadium 16 Venture; 575 Warner BT05 5% Vulcan 95 W85 Union 24 Waite Am“ 158 W851. All‘ Brake 23 Wendi 0 n W951. E186 9O West urner 10 W°°1W<L"ih !_1_ Wood Cad. 34% Wri l-lar 7'10 Ymir Y 20 UNLISTED Brett Tr 5% Cobalt 1% Dal Oil 52 Hud Bay 2514, Ckisko 5 Pend 0r 1'15 TORONTO. March 13 —(CP)— ‘Ilhe dleaper gold issues recovered.

FOR YOUR COMFORT

We have stored ready to deliver in your coal bin a stock of the very best quality Coal and Coke.

Produce Prices

WIINNIPEG. March 13—(CP)— Closing future quotations whack Mly 120; July 111 l-B-ﬁ-B; Oct III 5-8. ts --May 4o l-4o; July 49

3-88; Oct 39a. Barley -Ma.y 01. l-Zl); Jilly 58a; Oct 52 l-Ha. Cash prices

Wheat -No. 1 nor 136 1-2; No. 2 110i‘ 131i N0. 3 nor 114: No. 4 nor 108; No. o wheat 89; No. (l wheat 80; feed 70 No. l garnet 114: No. 2 garnet 110; No. 1 durum 09 1-2; N0. 4 spec 96 No. 5 spec 86; No. g 2890 7'7; track 136 l-ll; screenings

2 0w 51,34; No. S ll; . 1

. 4 cw 59: No. 5 .:w 57 1-2; No. 8 cw 56 1-2: track 62 1-2.

MONTREAL. March 13—(CP)— Butter ruled firm on Montreal open produce markets last week.

Butter was quoted at 35 3-4-36 1-2 cents a pound nominal for No. 1 in cal-lots or less with lots to re- tallrrs at S6 1-2-27 for stﬁicls {und- 87-37 12 for prints.

Graded egg shipments in carlots orl ess were 25 1-2-26 cents a doz- en for a A-lame. 24 l-22ﬁ for A- Iifiidiiimi and 23 1-2-24 for A-pu'- e s

Cheese was 15-15 1-2 cents a pound for current vrestiem re-

celpts.

: Que whites ‘N0. 1 80'" 55; N B. mts No. 180's 55; N. B. mis No. 1 80's 58-60; 50's 42. 45: P E. I. mts No. 1 90's 80- 85: 50's 45-47: B. W. I. N0. 1 60's 1.60-1.75; Fla. bushel 2.50,

Currencies

MONTREAL. March l3-—(CP)-- Prices ruled firm on the Canadian commodity exchange last week.

Butter spot -—Que grass regrgd- ed 36 5-8-3-4; Que buyers inspec- non 35 1-20.

Cheese —‘Unquoted.

Eggs spo -Ont A-large 25a; A- medlurn 24a: A-pullets 23a.

FINANCE C

NEW YORK. March 13-—(AP)— Foreign exchange: Great Brimin 4.99 7-8. 4.99 5-8; 60-day bills .4.-

HARD COAL

Scotch, Welsh and American.

COKE

Dominion Household Coke.

SOFT COAL

Yorkshire, Old Sydney, Springhiil, Inverness, Acadia and Bayview, also Slack coal for stokers and blowers.

Sold in any quantity at lowest prices. Prompt and careful delivery.

ii. PICKiiRD 8t C .

Phone 240

i

‘ Vitdlitl] altvts use

BRAHM IN

ORANGE I3EIQOE I

5.30 1-2 Belgium 15,35 qq; many 40.5; Canada .99 69-64. .3}

MARKETS A'I.‘ A GLAHUI

cent lowe. New York —Rubber. 811881‘ and coffee lower New York -0a,n down 1-32 to 99 59-64. BANKS (Canadian Prau)

don-i

Blocks

Canada

Commerce

Montreal goo Nova Scotia 3w Royal Bk 176 _;

CHEESE PUDDING

Grate or chop l-z pqund soft cheese. ‘roast and bugger slices of bread. Ln bottom or my. 1n! drL=h put 2 slices. cover with half the cheese. dusting lightly with 5B" "id Definer. Riepoat. Over all P011!‘ 1 pint of milk. let stand for five minutes. then bake in qulcl 21g‘? for twenty minutes. Serves

DEFINI/TE INFORMATION

Are you sufferln from un- explaincd headnc ca. 301-9 eyes or upset stomach‘?

A largo percentage of h9g4]- aches and sore eyes is dnc m cyestrnin. When fa severe or prolonged l: “use; the 800813011. mpy b9 obtained through an accurate ﬂlrtical prescription. Consult us for deﬂlnte Information on your eyes.

G. F. Hutcheson

New Address I! Grnltm St.