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ANNUAL Queen’s

B. I.'S.

(CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

(Third iloor Bunk o! Commerce Building)

MEETING County

New York Llock Ex..2.'ange

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I The Charlottetown Guardian.

All other "Help Wanted" advertisements, however, must be submitted by the advertiser to the National Selective service officer, Unemployment '1. 0. 0. F. Hall. Richmond Street, and on receiving the of- ﬁcers approval the advertisements can then be inserted in

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BANKS

For Sale

SALE — MOTOR. BOAT.

8-22-31.

F011 _ _ Applv Guardian.

1101b soul-POWERFUL TRAC- tor. power unit for belt. Work ex- cellent. Motor reasonable. pp l-i. C. Heartz, East Royaltyé m 3i

FOR SALE — 1 REMINGTON NO. 10 Tyixwvritcr. one C. C. M. Bicycle (new). Apply “V" Guardian.

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F011 SALE —- 1938 DODGE COUPE. urrfr . 1111111112 order Good tires. Low uriccd. Apply “GP Gusrggiagr-

Female Help Wanted

IVANTED Q 1111p roe (inhale/ii. hnus "ork. Mrs. J. D. Jenkins. 1'13 Lilstqil Sirelt. 9-21-31

\I'Al\"l‘l1l) — MIDDLE AIGE D womnil n< companion and to assist in housework. Apply “Y-" 5113M’ lan. 11-22-21.

ITIGED-GIRI. FOR. nonsu- work. Apply 1'1 Douglas Street} 9-21-2

1121x1151) - woiualv T0 $121.1. Avon Products. Apply “E. G." Guardian. 9-23-11.

MAID WANTED -— APPLY 25 Longwcrth Ave. (Eilgllsh family‘) 9-23-2

IVOSIEN, PREFERABLY OVER 35 who wish to earn in spare time. Box No. “L. M." National Selective Service. ‘ 11-23-11.

Position Wanted

PllllCTlCAl. 11.13%; naswilu-zs

position care of elderly patient

or cill-onic case. Apply Guardian. Q.

Public Auction

A1‘ unnapamssns VILLAGE ON ruaspny. sarr. 2a, 1942 AT 2.30 r,

llousrhilld furniture including Eiillrilrlsc Rainlzc. nearly new: Prlroilcn suites, living room suite, Itlldio couch, run. dishes. etc. ‘hi: it rains postponed until next

(‘A511 SALE. illlih‘. GEORGE COUSINS.

_ Brcndulbanc Villain 1111.11 MORRISON, Auctioneer. 1.

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FOR §ALE

Fuller & Tohnston Gasoline rvlslltylc, 0 11.1’. in good working order.

I LYMAN TREMEREL E New Wiltshire. 1111-1111112 ior young cattle.

AUCTION SALE

. AT NORTH MILTON lurranmsn 21, 1e42, AT 1 r. M.

1 8m authorized by Edison Uhandier to sell by Public Auction 11“ 111$ Ilrcmises-

FAR‘ _

Dnmvaillonotl acres In good state oi

STOCK-Mare 8 years. tllly 14 "Eihe- 3 Young cattle, 12 hens.

OP-A quantity oi hay grain Ntntoes (red) and turnips. ' ' mIMrLnMsNrs - Disk uni-row.

assey Harris), Spike liarroy (in-

Ylllationai). S ring tooth barrow,

In seeder i assey Harris), iron ".1111 1911M’. hav rake (Massey liar-

» 1 team wagon, l express wagon,

zﬂﬂlhl, 1 light wagon, team and . "lie harness, Ren-irevv Scales. rnirew cream separator, gang

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Household Furniture.

TERMS-Sums up t S1000 csah a9; that amount 8 mllnths credit 9111""! Jblnt notes.

1i the weather I uniav rable at; will he held on iollowinguMon:

,- ALl-IXANDER MellAE, ~44 1W4}. Auctioned.

Wanted (Canldihp "m, WANTED -_ coop HAND nay Stocks gim Press. ACIVEB B. care Guardian “ 9-‘1-“41- Canada .__ Montreal 135

when. - iii/anvil c. .1 no a C . Run double and sintzie barrel. Get. Rggyeggg, in touch with us now. Exchange Nova scum, Store. 108 Richmond Strecft.

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‘MTV-TED — OCTOBER 1st. UN- furnished apartment or small house. Apply "D." Guardsiian.

Montreal Exchange

- MONTREAL. Sept. 32/10?)- FOI‘ Sfllt-r-MEICIIIIIOFY Pens in the averages were moved _l upwards today on me stock ex- TWO 24o 11.1’. AND TWO 180 11. r. “elﬂlleﬂ and our» nlurket- Fairbanks Morse Murine Diessl Must 11mm meta-s boarded on Engines, Model ass; c cvlinder t1“ arm exchange ShOWBQ trac- direct reversing. With uuxiiiarlzs. 111111111 1111115- 11111111111113 N°1'“1111B- 111- Excellent condition lmnlcriinte dP- bcrnumna‘ Nlckﬁl 111111 K111151111 511V livery. A. G. Schnonnlakor. 50 M111111112ﬁ11£1111111°11a1P9111 511999“ 9'

L, at. "SN bit in o1 _ Church st’ N w Yen‘ c‘ 1N_21_3,_ miicii ieiephone was down in util-

es out with the dividend palcl to- FOR SALE

2 horse-drawn ilcnrsr-s: i drivlm! ivaﬂon: 1 drlvinlr sleigh: 2 sets‘ double harness: l set lirzllt lrlr-

l/ower was fractionauy harder. St. Lawrence Paper preierled.

with a jump of more than a point. -

was harder in industrials, also a-

head being Building Products, while

Mafseyirlarris sold at its year's . i . ' '

nrss, horse collars, and other fix- 2mg‘ onumml Glass Dremned lost‘

tures: 1 pitch boili-r with fire box. 'celanese edged a little higher m A1l_ the above are in perfect con- miscellaneous and 1n banks Na- 011mm llonaie dropped 4 to a new low.

Total sales: 10.500 shares; Indis-

THE A. l. IIENVERQEY trials, 2,900; Mines 7,600. FUNERAL INVITE

76 Kent SL, Cllau-lottl-tolvn MINING

9-10-21-23. (Canadian Press)

NOTICE -

Si. Peter's Starch F111-

tnry ‘lock Close will start taking b s 7 1 z Aidcrmao - POTATOES 211E gdno 233 n1 ur n on Auiior 110 Base Metal 5 FRIDAY, SEPT. 25th $131,115., 5% - Bob o H- H- Cox» Braiii 1° 3'4 Manager B A 011 l5 1-1 _ grit ‘Dom 1-4 - - ro an CANADA Brolin Oll 4 r110 VINCE or 551111 13:1,‘ ,§ 3" riulvcr: EDWARD ISLAND Gem Pa, 70 1N rue: PROBATE counr gent P0111,‘ 2g omwea 31st AUGUST. A. p. 1m Con Smelt 1 4 In Re Estate oi John Alexander 595319515113 '1 1.2 illcuoilniu 1111c o! Pisquld ill Queen s Dam stores 5 3.3 County ll'l the said Province, itctircd East Crest 2 1-2 Teacher. deceased, testaie. Eagyua, '1 To the Sheriff oi’ the County oi Eldm-ado 54 Q1198"! Cﬂllnty or any Constable or God‘, 1mm 13 1-2 hierate person within said County Gold Gate 1 GREETING: “if 1111" 733 WHEREAS upon reading the peti- Home Oil 230 tlon on lilc oi Jenn Damien Mc- Hud Bay 22 1'1 Donald or risquiu aiorcsaiu, warmer, Imp Oil 9 1-2 executor oi tne aoove named dec- Int- NICKQI 3° 3" eased, praying that a citation may Kerr Add 365 be issued ior the purpose herein- Kirk Lake 41 alter set forth: You are theroiore Lake $110M 500 hereby required to cite all persons Lamnque 335 interested 1n the said Estate to be Lapa Cad ,3 and appear betore the Judge pres- Ileiich 43 1" ent at a Probate Court to be held Lobiaw 19 3-4 in the Court House 1n Charlottetown Macassa W0 in Queen's County, in the said Prov- MacL-eod 1M ince, on Wednesday the seventh day Madsen 40 oi October next coming, at the hour Malartic 106 oi eleven o'clock lorenoon oi the McIntyre 401-3 same day to shew enuse it‘ any they McKenzie 53 can why the Accounts oi the said Mcwatters 9 Estate should not be passed and the Moneta 2'1 Estate closed as prayed ior in said Nlpissing 90 Petition and on motion oi M. Alb- Noranda 43 1-4 an Farmer, Esquire, Proctor ior said Normetai 66 Petitioner, Nor Star 50 And it is hereby ordered that a Oknlta 20 A true copy hereoi be forthwith pub- Ont Nickel l8 ed in some newspaper published Pacaita ‘ 3 in Char ttetown eioresald once in Paymaeter " i4 l-l each we ior at least iour consecu- Perron Gold , ,1 66 tive weeks lrom the date hereoi and Pick Crow 141 that a true copy hereoi be iorthwith Pioneer 115 posted in the ollowinr public places Premier 3'1 respectively, namei . n the ball oi Preston 149 the Court llouse Charlottetown 5t, Anth I in Queen's County aioresaid, at the San Ant 1t! store oi A. Feehsn at Mount Senator l5 Stewart in said County and at the sherritt 5'7 store ol John Devine at Penkcs Sta- siscoe SI tlon In Kings Count so that all per- steep R06! 186 aons interested in t e said Estate as Teck H 148 aioresaid may have due notice Tmurn thereoi. Vermiiata WITNESS Ills Honour Harold Wenditlo ‘l6 l-I Ieonard Palmer, J oi the said wre Harg 115 . Probate Court, Charlo tetown afore- said. the day and year first above UNLIITID ‘r By the Court. 13pm A 1-4 (Signed) FRANCES l. IIEAY. Foothill 6i

Acting Registrar. pend ore

1 1'21 Total sales 91,000.

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today showed a net gain. Montreal ,

I STOCK “QUOTA nous

MONTREAL 8106111 EXGIIAIIGE

(Canadian Press)

SEPTEMBER 29th, 8.30 P. M. 51°“! 51"" 171°" Election of Executive and routine business. Am c and r a1 a-s geil “Tel 12a Each Poll is entitled to _five delegates. It is re- ﬂuﬁdz“ 113:1 3151,0113" A 58 1:4 quested that each District hold a. preliminary Bendix Av :14 l-e Bldg Products 113-4 meeting at P. M. in the same hall to select their 311,21; 81,1121 i: 111:: 8:1: gill“ 2g representatives on the Executive, so that the Chrysler co 1-11 gm 1511': A1 no :14 regular meeting can begin promptly on time. g3‘; $1,?” g L‘: aTmmm‘ 1" ,4 H, Ge Mm a7 -s co smlt at P. J. ROSSITER Secy. P. w. TURNER. Pres. Gﬂnofpfg ,2 2-, s03.‘ will... 20 1.1 p9 3-5 Int Nickel 3i - a0 3-4 Massey Harris t 11-: rare. PM“ .1 1-: 3. _ wer - Phil P t. co a: s 4 111311121111‘? i: 1-4 g 1 I e 8 - Help Wanted Advertisements alleging g: 1-“ St“.;‘i.‘%‘“el. i311: Under the new government regulations which became ei- g: 1" s1’ Law rm " lective on September 4, it}; still permissible to ublish ovcr U a s‘ Co 45 , 4 l“..i'§.iii'ii"iil'~..‘l’"lilil?“ti.iiifli’-wlillﬁl’ifi°"'f.fli'iiii‘li.iii veeedlum ca» u 13= '|' nghing arid trapping help. and ‘for students enliployed aitei- %‘Zf,1t 1317123“ .2’? 7'5 whwl‘ Woolworth _ 1-‘

TORONTO. Sept. 22—-(CP)—The Toronto stock exc e run today and 110i show- ing slight lmprovenlent. ‘Volunae at 1,000 shares was 3,000 below Mon- day's turnover.

Among e. widening list of indus- trlals. Fbrd A touched u. new high for the vear at 19 but closed at 181/1 olf yesterday's close by ‘it. Bell Telephone, ell-dividend today, dip-

a. point to 129.

Kerr Addison. yesterday's mMt active gold stock, attracted little trading attention today but man- axed to advance l0 cents bolero closing at 3.65. up 5 cents for the day. Wendigo closed. at 101/1. up ‘Ii to a new high for the year.

Okalta sagged 2 in 20, a. new low for the year. but other western oils were featureless. Among base metals Steep Rock gained 3 and Eldorado 2. International Nickel was up ‘A and Hudson Bay down 16. Ontario Nickel attracted late attention and dropped 1/5 to 13.

Keep Minnrd’: in the home. _

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WTHF (‘IIARLQTTIQTQWJV GUARDIAN

Yesterday ’s Market

CORRECTED FOB EVERY WEDNESDAY 131:3‘ SATURDATS

1kg; do! 40-430 -- .""1Zé’€2‘°- = "1 .. - as - c Cream qt. 40c c d Ar y wibme, ana lan m f _ - I

steak lb. 30-361: c L t Bee! qr. 13-141:

Fowl, each 110-8150

Butter dairy 3840c i

Corned beel’ 15-160 CZITAWA" Sept. 20 - (C?) —— New potatoes, per peck 2s: National elenoe‘ headquarters to- Ceiery, 3 ior 2oc nlﬂhti. issued the 150th and 160th Onions, l lb 30-391: arr-my coslmlny the war, con- Tomatioes, 4 lbs. 25c t the mime; oi 112 men pre- Isiand head lettuce, I ior 15c vlously repainted m and now Chltlkm each $1-10-$135-$2- 0 reported prisoners oi war. Six oi New 01170125, 4 lbl. 25c gm wan qlileerg

Potted plants 25c Pigs, six weeks old, per pair $13 New beets. hunch 5c

Turnl , 3 ior 1

Caul lower. per head l0-15c Broccoli buns 12c New onions, bunch 5c Cucumbers, S ior 10c Ben-n. lb. 10c 11%.“, .1 ‘$2

ue rr es, per . Lamb r lb 80-38::

Swiss Chard I lbs. Vegetable Marrow, pel- lb. Squash, lb.

Red CabbB-BQ. 2 1'01‘ Savory Cabbage, 2 ior Melons, 2 ior

Corn, dou

Red Astrakhan apples, dos 20c Red Astrakhan apples, 1-2 pk. 25c Pumpkins, lb. zvie

c 4c 4c

25c 25c 2:10 30-800

Island Pears, basket 79c Island Pears large, doz. 40c Gravenstein Apples, doz, 30-390

SUCCESS W. I.

The regular meeting of Success W. 1., Graham's Road met at the home of Mrs: MacGregor. Tuesday, September 15th. President presided and meeting opened with Ode lol- lowed. by Greed in unison. Minutes of last meeting were read and ad- opted Roll Cali was answered by 18 members and one visitor. with “What 1 Like to Can and Why." Correspondence was read and dis- c he Secretary was appointzd to go to '1‘. B. league meeting. Post- ure on boxes sent since last meeting

.54. It was decided to bring Orph-

ﬁhose n who 11¢ took paint in the haimlougilt battle

outage money, to next meeting. $5.00 >

P By .1. R. WILLIAMS

PAGE FIVE

was passed in as proceeds oi dance. Convener was asked to let more work and to buy yarn. tor swﬂtteri for our own so ior Xmas. Articles on “Food ﬁght-s" were read by several members and an inter- esting demonstration on Canning was Riven by the president. Mrs. J.

. Campbell asked the members to her home ior next meetimz. Collect- . Special collection $1.00- Meetliuz closed with National An- them. Lunch served by committee

the mules in oi me

listed l6 died, all both lists were

cIDiepP01bstmlonthJIhe manwho died was Capt. Douglas Sﬁsillcy Simpson, or an eastern Ontario 1e- giment, whose wife lives at ‘raun- ton Eilgiand.

‘Ihe listens]: named three nblen previously as prisoners, wo . ieviouuly wcimlded is massing, and

one man as missing.

On Saturday national delence headqualriers issued its 150th army casualty 11st o! the war. In this six soldiers previously killed at the battle oi Dleprae now are reported alive. tlve oi them a.s priscnws, and twp men previously reported missing are sale. The list also re- ported cne man a prisoner who mleviousiy was reported wounded and missing and 43 as prisoners who had previously been reported

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Among those formerly reported killed tn action and new reported prisoner was Lit-Col. Douglas E. Catio of Toronto, officer command- ing the Royal regimen-t.

The three listed today as pre- viously rerported killed iin action, now prisoners, v/ere Lteum. Marcel J.-A. Lambert of the Canadian armored 007W. w! Edmonton; Lieu? William G. Cunningham of the Saskatchewan regiment, 0i Wey- burn, Sasie, and Pie. Henry Swnnky c’ the Manitoba regiment, of Win. xii-peg.

Keep Mlnard’! in the home.

OUR

WANTED

We need large quantities of FOWL and CHICKEN at. once, alive or dressed.

BUYING DAILY.

Royal Packing Co.

(J. D. JENKINS, Prop.)

PRICES GOOD.

Communists Gain In

Swedish Elections

STOCKHOLM. sent. 21-41191- Swedlsh Nazis lost their only live seats and Communists won 39. a 1min ot 1'1, 1n nationwide town and county council elections yesterday. a1 tabulation oi returns showed to- ng .

The dominant Social Democratic Party lost 34 seats but still main- tained its overwhelming majority with a total of 829. Conservatives were next With 266. losing 15, the Farmers Party 212, a Rain of 36. and the Liberals 1'10. an increase of seven.

The Gonna-ho pounced upon the Swedish elections as a cue for the most violent outburst yet 1n their current propaisanda compo-Ian anainst Sweden. the neutral across the Baltic which the Nazi Foreign Office has called “the Communist centre of Europe."

LIFIKlNCYQQSC in the number_of_

uoﬁzzololo noose _

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Communist mandates deserves in the opinion ol local political circles to be looked upon from the Euro- pean point. of view." the Berlin ra- dio asserted, "This development will have to be carefully wauhed by European powers ilzhtinlr atzainst the common Bolshevlst enemy.”

The Berlin broadcast accused the _Swed1sh Conservative press oi try- ing to"d1s£':tuse" the Communist Rams. but added it still was the con- viction of the Nazi Foreign Office that “BoLshevism has been able to establish new bases in Sweden and Lrirs to coilsoildated them by all means."

There could be one of any num- ber of reasons why the Gennans have directed their propaganda guns at the last remaining Scandinavian neutral.

On the surface. it would appear to Hitler's advantage for Sweden w stay neutrai- Sile virtuaiiv is cut of! from the rest of the world by the German occupation o! Norway and her mines ovide the German was machine w th vital iron ore 0i the hiirhest grade.

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