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Chancery Sale

0F TIIE STORE PROPERTY OF

THE LATE COLIN R. MACPHAIL

AT LONG CREEK IN QUEENS COUNTY

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Order of the Court of Chancery bearins 11W the twenty- first day of October A. D.. 1938 in a cause wherein Myftle Mﬂphl“ is Complainant. and Aulden Mac- Phall and Others are Defendants. No o. 501i, 1 will set up and sell W Public Auction on the premises

WEDNESDAY 711E Nﬁlrn DAY or NOVEM- stsn a. .. 193s’ At The Hour of Two Oclock In The Afternoon

ALL THAT PARCEL of land gﬂugk, lying and being in Long Creek aforesaid on lot or twonshlll Number Sixty-Five in Queens County. in Prince Edward Island. hounded and described as follows: COMMENCING at the corner of a certain forgo and following along the Arzyic Rear Road to a Ml‘- tsin stake fixed at roadside. thence in an easterly direction to L0"! Cr ek Stream. thence in an North- crly dirrrtinn alone said Strvﬂut. thcncc in an Ivcsterlv" direction to point of departure and containing one fourth of an ncrl- of land a little more or less. twill: thus dcs- crlbcrl in a Conveyance bf said premises from one John Louric to Joseph Stretch. r 1d being the land conveyed by the said Joseph Stretch to the said Alexander J. Mr-Phre and Georzc I McPhr-e by rim-d dated the 18th day of Srpt- ernbcr 1906. ALSO ALL THAT OTHER PIECE AND PARCEL of land situate in Long Creek. afore- said. bounded as follows: --COM- MENCING at a stake fixed on the Road leading from Long Creek to New Arrlye at the west corncr of a plot of land in possession of mid Alexander and George McPhec. and thence running South alon: the west boundary of said plot of land ninety feet to a Creek. thence southwcstvrardly alonr said (‘reek fifty-eight feet. Jhence ..North- tvardly one hundred .and Jvrenty feet to the aforesaid Road. and thence along the-same Eastwardlv sixty-two fret to the plane of Commencement containing on r- clghth of an acre of land a little more or less.

The above lands will be sold free. clcar and discharged of and from all encumbrances including the Dower rstatc or interest of the said Myrtle MscPhail. Such Sale to be sllbiect to the approval of the said Court of Chancery.

Conditions at Sale.

Dated this twenty-fourth day of Ootobﬁ A. D., 1 .

8 CLAIR TRAINOR. Jn-Chancsry.

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(Canadian Press) Stocks Close Abltlbi Com 8% Abitibi Pid 28% Asbestos 114% A 01] 217i; Besuharnois 3H: Bsthurst A 9% Dom Tar 7 Don A 7% r 18%| Fraser V T O 19 Ford A Z136 Home O11 114 Imp 0'11 17% Int Pete 27 Melchers A - Price Com 19% Pfd 61 (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Canada -—- I Corruneroe 30's Montreal 216 Nova Scotia — novel Bk 190

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates At Montreal -—Pound 4.78 3f- 32; U. S. dlr 1.00 5-8; franc 2.67 7-8

Ar New York —Pound 4.15 v-a; Canadian dlr .99 3-8; franc 2.66

1-4.

At Paris —Pound 178.76 fr; U. S. dlr 37.58 fr; Canadian dlr 37.31 r

'1 nGo1d —Pound 11s. 8d; u. s. dlr 59.44 cents; Canadian dlr 59.- 07 cents.

RUSTICO CONVENT

Honor r011 for Oct"_be'r:—

Grad.- X—Ade1ina lsairin; Eileen Douoet.

Grade lX-Louise Doiron; Mel- anie Gallant; Evelyn Douoet; Corina Gallant; Louise Gallant; Aubina Gallant.

' Grade VIII-Edna Bouin; Leona lDoucet; Alyre Pinesu.

Grade VII-Frances Douoet; Cecile Dulong; Rita Doucet.

Grade VI-Gerard Plneau; Bere- nics- Dolron; Elmire Gallant.

Grade V-Meivin Dolron; Geor- gina Doiron: Rita Blanchard,

' Grade IV—Bertha Gallant; Stella iDoiron; Lorraine Gallant.

Grade III-Noreen Doiron; Marie

Grade 12f—A1y1e Pineau; Rita Doucct; Edna Blanchard.

Dolron.

Cheese Ont. 13 1-4-13 3-4. But- ter No. 1 solids 23. Eggs in cartons: A-l large 56;

A-large 49; A-medlum 44; B 32, C 24.

- Potatoes P. E. I. No. l whites 80's $1.30-$1.40: . . 80's $1. 41.20; Que. No. 1 whites 80's $1.00—$1.05; Que. No. 2 whites 80's .70-85.

MONTREAL. Nov. 3 —(CP)- First grade eggs showed slight gains on open produce markets here today while butter prices eased somewhat, the Dominion Department of Agriculture re- ported.

Creamery butter prints to retail‘ dealers sold for 23 1-2-24 cents a pound and" creamery solids for 23- 23 1-2. Western butter delivered in Montreal was offered at 22 3-4. Que. No. 1 pasteurized fresh and regraded 22 1-2-5-8.

Cheese sold st 13 7-8 cents a pound for Ont. white and colored. i3 1-2 for Que white and 13 5-8 for Que. colored. r

Graded egg shi ments in us free cases were of ered at cents s dozen for A-large. 38-89 for A- medium. 30-31 f r A-pullets, 26-27 for B-large and 21 for C.

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 80's 1.00- 1.051 Que. No. 2 80's 70-85: N’.

B. No. 1 80's 1.15-1.20; BWI N0. 1 90's 1.30-1.40. MONTREAL. Nov. 3 -—(CP)—-

Prices were steady to a shade eas- ier during dull trading sessions on the produce section of the Can- adian commodity exchange today. Ontario A-large eggs showed a gain of one cent a dozen at the offered price of .48.

spot —Que fresh (92 score) 22 1-4-3-8. Que. seconds (38 scorei 21 1-2-3-4. Que. re- graded 22 1-4-3-8. Que. 3 percent salt 22 1-8-1-2. No sales.

Cheese spot: Ont. white and colored 13 3-8-3-4. Que. white 13 1-4-5-16. colored 14 5-16—7-16. No sales.

Eggs spot: Ont. A-large 43a, A- mediurn 38s. A-pullcts 30a, B- lorge 26a. C 21a.

Currencies MONTREAL, NOV. 3 -—(CP)—

Gain of 3-8 of a cent was shown on Montreal foreign exchanges to- day by Pound Sterling at $4.78 31-32 while the United States dol- lar was unchanged at 5-8 prem- turn. French francs firmed slight- ly to 2.67 7-8 cents.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3 -(AP)—- Sterling and the French franc showed minor gains in terms of the United States dollar today.

The Pound advanced 5-16 of n cent to $4.76 and the French franc .00 1-4 of s cent to 2.68 5-16. Un- changed were the Swiss franc, the guilder and belga. The Canadian dollar was unchanged at a dis- count ofy_.'>-8.

We offer the following:

Province of N. l. Guava

W. H. V.

Saint John

Trustee Investments

Province of P. E. i. 6% Bonds to yield 3.50% Province of N. S. 3V2% bonds to yield 340%

Eastern Securities Company Ltd.

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nteed bonds to yield 4%.

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GRAIN

MONTREAL. Nov. 3 —(CP)-—- Wheat. Northern, No. 1 .69. Bar- ley, Canadian western No_ 8 .43 7-6. Oats. feed. No. 1 31 7-8. flour, spring wheat patents. firsts $5.15; seconds $4 65; bakers $4.45; winter wheat patents. choice $3.- 00-4305: white corn $4.10; bran, ton $19.25; shorts. ton $21.25; mlddlings, ton $26.25; rolled oats, bag, 90-1bs $2.80: hay, No. 2, per ton. carlots $10.50.

WINNIPEG. Nov. 8 -—(CP)—- New five-year lows were estab- lished for the second successive session in the Winnipeg witeat futures market today on light selling induced by good rains in dry United States winter wheat areas, demorallzed export market 111m}: excellent Argentine crop out- oo .

Final values were 7-8-1-2 cent lower. November 5'7. December 57, and May 60 3-8-1-2. July come on the board at 60 1-4 cents and closed its first session at 61 cents.

Price declines came during the initial hour in sympathy with weakness at Chicago nnd Liver- pool. ‘Trading almost ceased as the session advanced due to lack

terest.

Cash wheat demand tell to s. low ebb ter yesterday's im- proved business Spreads yrs-re firm. Coarse orain futures ensed insympathy with yhent.

MONTREAL. Nov. Ii -(CP\»- lncrease of $790,000 was shown today in Canadian Pacific Roiltmv Company eranincs of 55.501000 for 10 dam ended Oct. S1 compar- ed with $4.R01.000 for the cor- responding ywrind inst your.

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction in front of the Law Courts Building; In Churlottctznrrt in Queen County on Friday the eighteenth day of November, A. D. 1038. at Utc hour o! twelve o'clock noon, ALL THAT parcel of land situate, lying and being on Lot Number Sixty in Queens County aforesaid. hounded and described 1w follows: (‘mn-

I-‘lat River Road at the Southwest angle of the I-‘ist Rlvcr School Lot, thence Northeastwnrdly along the Southern boundary of said School Lot and along the South- ern boundary of Damon Roofs land to land formerly in possession of William Ross. now Wellington Com t ‘s land. thence Southeast- wardlly along the Western bound- a‘ of Wellington Compton's land to the Southwest anglc of said Wellington Compton's land. thr-ncc Northesstwardly along Welling- ton Compton's Southeastern bound- ary to land formerly in possession of Donald D. Ross. now John R. Rosa's land. thence Southcastvvard- ly along said John R. Ram's land to other lands formerly in poe- session of Donald D. Ross. now John 1t. Boss's land. thence Sonthwestwsrdly along John It. Rosa's Northwest boundary to the l-‘lat River Road aforesaid. thence Northwestwardiy along said Road

to the place of commencement. Sixty-two Acres of land

mr-ncing on the East sldc of tho.

IVITH a right-of-waf along Northern boundary land of Iington Compton from the Flat River Road to the shore of Flat River, and the use of the shore- front as enjoyed by one Donald Ewen Ross under the terms of the will of his father. Ewen Ross. ALSO ALL THAT other parcel of land situate on Lot Number Sixty aforesaid. bounded on the North- west and North by land formerly in possession of William Ross, now Wellington Compton's land, on the Southwest by land formerly In pos- session of Donald D. Ross and Donald McLeod, now John IL Rosa's land on the South by land formerly in possession of Alex- ander McDonald. now Alexander McPherson‘: land. and on the Northeast by land formerly in Possession of William Ross. now Wellington Compton's land. and Seventy-five acres of land in pos- session of Angus Ross. containing Twenty-one Acres of land, a little more or less: TOGETHER WITH a rlght-of-way from said Sixty-two acres to said Ttventy-one Acres. as

land of the said John R. Ross.

I-‘lat River at the foot of the pro- Ptﬂ! 0i 511K115 Ross together with t-lw_righ_ of_lacccss___there_tb as

has been used for many years over l

ALSO One Acrc of Marsh land on I

the‘hci-etofore ienjoyed ibyatliewafore- Wei

said Donald Ewen toss. EXCEPT‘ ING ANI) RESERVINGfrom the said SIxLv-two acres a plot of land in the Southwest corner thereof now in possession of John R. Ross. be- ing the plot on which is located the dwelling house of thc said John ~11. Ross. . The above sale is made under r power of sale contained in an 1n- denture of Mortgage dated the 31st day of July. A. D. 1929. made between Alexander McLeod ot Pawtucket in the State of Rhode Leland, United Stat-es of America. then of Flat River in Queen ‘County in Prince Edward Island. installation foreman. and Annie M. McLeod. his wile. of the first part. and "Registrar of the Court of Chancery” of Prince Edward Bland. a corporate sole. of the second part. default having been made ln payment of the principal and interest of the said mortgage. For particulars annly at (i... M. lice of K. J. 1t H. )1. Martin. liar- fbirrs. 156 Richmond Street, (‘hor- Jottctown. Dated the 19th day of (ktober, .A. D. 1938 Registrar of the Court of Chan- ‘very.

MORTGAGEE. i-57l-l0-20- '" 1 .

HOG PRODUCTION

In order to assist the farmers in regard to 110g pro- duction we arc makimz the following offer:

We are ship-

] ping: a younursoyv of the bacon typo. not registered and of

‘I brooding {HIE 1o farmers who order sumo. accompanying

order with sixteen dollars to partially cover ihc cost of

SHITIQ.

The Government will furnish crates and pay express

charges to farmers nearest railway stations.

ore not brcd.

Those sows

i You will kindly direct all answers to the Provincial

iDcpartment of Agriculture.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

l.-l 271-114-511

Notice To

g n......r.

country Justices of the Peace

R. C. M.

November 2. 1938 ' Charlottetown. III-LI.

We have decided to institute legal proceedings against all owners of dogs on which the regular tax has not been paid. Proceedings will be instituted before the local or

in order to save time. Thcre

may be time if you attend to the matter at once for you to have your dog tax reach our office before summonses are issued for you to attend court.

J. FRIPPS_ inspector

POLICE

Charlottetown

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