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DESIRABLE MEDIUM SIZED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN BRIGHTON

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We have listed for sale a very nice medium sized residential property situated on North River Road; house contains large living room, dining- room, kitchen and pantry on ground floor and four bed rooms on second floor;

fairly large lot of land. This property is situat. ed in one of the most desirable residential sec-

For terms and further particulars apply

The Eastern Trust Company

BANKING SERVICE

Kerisington St- Peter's Victoria

SALE

hardwood modern conveniences;

154 Richmond Street

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Central Guardian locals, 4c per word; Western and Eastern 19ml; 2s: per word; Announcements and Coming Events Classified 2c p_er word; In Mcmoriam Notices, 70c per inc : Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc., 4c pei- name; Le i-s oi’ Condolence 70c per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words m» and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks end Allllrwlltlon, 70c per inch or 4c per word. Other rates on applica-

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TOR SALE-A SET OF HOPPLES. Apply to Power, 1'73 Queen St. L-30ii9;f1-_l9_-§l.

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voa SALE-200.000 CEDAR shingles of different grades. $2.75 and up. M. F. Walsh, _51 Chest- nut st. Tel. aai. L-Iiihfi-7-l8-3i. ‘CARDS — SIIINGLES — SCANT- ling for sale. Clark Bros. Mi- Stewart. L-Zill14-20-2245-27-29-8-1-3-5-8

Save—50 p. c. to 90 p. c. Guaranteed

BUY USED PARTS FOR ALL makes cars. trucks, bosses. Satis- faction guaranteed or refund. Iavy Auto Parts. 735 Queen West, Toronto, Ontario. N-llfll-‘i-lli-ti-

Lost

LOST LAST EVENING ON POW- nal, between C. N. Hotel and Eus- ton Street, brown Italian Wallet containing sum of money and railway pass. Return to Guardian. Reward.

WANTED T0 BUY COTTAGE QR small double tenement house, Terms" cash. Write stating price to K- care Guardian.

L-3079~7-10-3i. WANTED - PASSENGERS FOR. Boston. Leaving Sunzmerside

July 39th. Return September 3rd. Apply P. O. Box 163. 11-3114-7-20-21.

Baby Chicks LET US PLACE YOUR ORDER for Bray chicks. No bother! No writing! No money orders. Phone or call J. l-I. Cam bell, Aliiston; W. K. Crafer, R. . 2, Kensing- ton; Mrs, Basil MacDonald, Trac-

adie Cross; or A. H. Bryenwn, Princeton. N-20-23. Salesmen!

IF YOU ARE NOT EARNING 33. A B to mis

day. you cannot afford this opportunity Over 800 men make from $18.00 to $50.00 week- to ability with dis- 200 guaranteed bro- Sal its. Lib-

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war — BETWEEN “TON "ML $7.1‘. to wfiianmiliilini?!’ r9552 and Rocky Point, purse contain- “amounts “mom obujunm in $10.00. Finder please notify m n ' ‘hi; om MW m m ex C0.. 570 St. Clement, ' 5 Ce- BL_~a09a_1_m_n_ Montreal. N-l-S. To Let Male Help Wanted FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAG- WANTED — MAN FOR FARM es for rent. Apply David White, work, Gordon MacKaig, New York Point. HBVBH. L-3l00-7-20-3i. L-2204-7-6-9-13-l6-20-23. WANTED ~i——~————~————- — MAN FOR FARM- POR RENT - FURNISHED. BED work. Apply C. W

room and . Ph 561-L. garage L-‘giliiil-7-2o-3i.

'10 LET - TWO LARGE SUNNY front rooms suitable for roomers. Apply 136 Elm Ave.

L-3116-7-20-ii.

SUMMER corraor. APE-oa- tune Bridge to rent diir ng Aug- ust Amly navel gfiliieldgh-ZO-M.

. Robertson. DiinstaiIna-ge. L-3011-7-l0-19-20.

WANTED -- MAN T0 WORK AT hay. Apply W. H. V. Dunbar. 146 Richmond Street. Charlottetown.

11-3115-7-20-21.

WE HAVE HELPED HUNDREDS to obtain positions as Letter Car- riers. Postal Clerks. Customs m- arniners. Clerks and Sienogreph- ers. etc- and can neln vou. Writs us for proof and free informaton

ALOC-Shislitd. , Jremale Help wamed 10 Oldest iii gciinade irriintiir WANTED — MIDDLE AGED s man m housework.’ Small Miscellaneous

wo family, nets Cit . A 1y Guam- ian. r y L?3p075-7-l9-3i.

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CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON July 23rd can accommodate sev- Applyglls. Guard-

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N. Y. Stock -_..... (Canadian Press) -' Stocks Close Pr 4% Radiator 16% A.ln Tel Tel 142% Am Wa 12% Anaconda 37 Atchison 39% Atl Refill 3'7 Auburn 5 t1 Ohio 10% Baldwin Loco 10% Bendix Av 18% Beth Steel 62% Ches Ohio _ 82 Chrysler 72% Con Oi 10% Commonwealth 5 1% Con Can 48% Con Edison 20% Corn Products 66% Curtiss Wright 23% Dupbnt 128 Elec Auto Lite 26 ieo Pr Li 12% Gen Eiec 43% Gen Foods 35% Gen Motors 42 V: Goodrich ' 20% Goodyear Tire 27% Gt Nor Pfd 23% Hudson Mot Car 9% Int Harvester 6'7 Int Tel Tel 10% Kennecott 42% , Mont Ward 48 ‘s _ Murray Corp 8%‘ 1 N Y Central 20 Natl Cash Reg 25 Nor Am Co 23% Nor Pacific 12% Pack Motor 5% Paramount 131/. Penn R R. 221/1 Phil Morris 120 Phil Pet Co 44% Pub Ser N‘ J 311/». Pure Oil Co 13% Radio Cor 71,1 Radio K 3% Scars Roe O0 74 Shell Union Oil 18% South Pacifi c 19% Std 011 J 57% Studs Corp (m 48% airs s" M n e o 31/, United Dfll-Ipg '7 United Gas Imp 11% U s Rubber 44% U S St Co 32y, Vanadium 201,4 Warner B106 3 West Union 33% West Air Brake 27% West Eiec 104% Woolworth 47y,

New York Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Am Cyan B 5% Am Gas Elec 30 Am super Power 13-16 Brown Co Pf 29 Cities Service 9% Creole Petrol 23% E1 Bond Share 9% Gulf Oil Corp 46 Humble Oil 71% Nia Hud 8% Pan Oil 5% Montreal Curb (Canadian Prom) Banks Close Abitibi Com 8% Abitibi Pfd 33% Asbestos 79 A Oil 21% Beauharnoia 4 Bathurst A 9% Dom Tar . 8% Dori A 7% Fraser 19% Maser V T O 20% Ford A 20 Home Oil 135 Imp Oil 17% Int Pete 26% Melchers A I50 Price Com l9 Price Pfd - Banks iCenadiaii hen) T Stocks Close Canada — Commerce 172 Montreal 215 Nova Scotia 303 Royal Bk 182 Stocks Reach New

Peaks at Montreal

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, July l9—8wi.i'tiy moving construction and metal is- sues paced the stock market list to 16 new 10M highs today, bri up the stock exchanges llsttotheh estpoiiitthisyeer.

Heavy b ns. at the opening rocketted the constructions. Five new peaks were registered es Ham- ilton Bridge gained 1 3-4 to 0 l-il, Foundation 1 1-2 to inion Brldgg 1 1-2 to 3'7 3-4, closing st 3'1 1-4, steel of Canada Preferred up a point to V! and the common up 1-4 at 70.

International Nickel was oiis of the favorites. ris nearly two points in active ing. Shelters rose about the some amount while Noranda joined the iqrig-oupiiiel-I pointjurnp

in the Aircrafls. Canadian Cer Common and Preferred broke gm to new levels on fractional t National Steel Car diP- peii a More

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interest wes shown in the papers than there lies been for saveral 8t. wrence Paper 2'11"“

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Mining

(Canadian PreI) ‘I 7012401110, July l0-

Btoeks Close Acme Oil — A P Con 19 Alder-mac . 67 Amm _ 31% Ang Canadian _ 140 Ani; Huron 335 Aato 3 Augite 139154 Bankfield 72 Base Metal 37% Heattie 120 Bidgood 30 Big) 33 Bo Jo 10% Brazil 134 Brown Oil 40 Buff Ank 16% Buff Cdn 3% Bunker 12 Cal Edm 255 Calmont 35% Cdn Malroblo 90 Cariboo 250 Cas 'I‘reth 90 Gen Pat 252 Cen Porc 10% Chester 159 Chem Re 50 Chromium 60 Commoil 60 Comivealth 30 Con Chib 26 Con Smelt 61 Davies 34 Denison 20 Dome 30% Doryal 11% Dome Ex 4% Dist Crest ill/z East Malrobio 184 Eldorado 281 Falcon 655 Fed Kirk 4% Fernland 18% Foundation 17 Franco 37 Gillies Lake 16 Gods Lake 50 Goldale 2'7 Gold Belt 45 Gold Eagle 21 Goodflsh 8% Gra Bousq 4% Granada 9 ruli 6 Gunnar Gold 75 Hard k 366 Harker 11% Hollinger 14% Home Oil 132 Homestead 19% Howey 2'7 Hud Bay 30% ickel 52% Jack Waite 54 acoig 17 Jellicoe 3'! J M Con 11% Kerr Add 176 Kerr Lake 50 Kirk Lake 134 Lsguna 28 Lake shore 50% Lam Cont 3% Lapa Cad 61 Lava Cap 96 Lebel Oro 6'6 Leitch 80 Little L L 345 Maeassa 455 MaoLeod 350 Madsen 39 Man East 2% Maraigo 9% McIntyre 48% McKenzie 112 McVittie 16 Mcwntters 65 Meriand 5% Min Corp 205 Monarch Oil 13% Mone 100 Mur hy 2 Nay Newbec 6% Noranda 7~1 Norgold 4'/s Normetal 63 OBrien 390 Nor Can 39 Okalta 153 Olga Oil 2% ega 52% Oro Pfata 75 Pacaita 9V: Pamour 375 Pandora 33 Partenan 20 Paulore 7 Payrnaster 12% Payore 12% n 150 Peterson 1 Pick Crow 460 Pioneer 300 Powell 226 Premier 270 Preston 89 Pros Air 52 Quemont 10 Read Auth 260 Red Crest l2 Lake 9V: Reno Gold 46 he 11 Roysiits 47 St Anth 11% Ban An 128 Shawkey 10% Shawkey 94 Sherritt 142 Siscoe 235 Siaden 117 Slave Lake 14% Stadacona 66 Straw Lake 13% Sud 290 Sullivan 95 syivanite 330 Teck Hugh 45o Texas Corp 135 T “m '22 owsg-mso Uchi 211 Un Oil — Ventures 555 can 05 Waits Am 670 Wendigo 16 Westflank 11 est 10 Wllisey O 16% Wood C 20 Wri Harg 755 UNLISTE Brag.) Co 803,16 PP" Cobalt % 1 4'7 Foothill 76 Mandy 17 Pawnee Kirk 1% d Or 232 Teinisk i0 .___.._.___ MONTREAL CURB M , July lfl-Jelected mining quotations on Montreal Curb Market today were: swan film 2% Bseufor l? Bousc '7 Cert Mei 9% Cent 3,1.

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@111 ‘a (Canadian Press) 7- ‘ Stofis (m; Bell Tel 1s; Brasilia _ 131,5 Bruck Silk 41,5 C Power A 311,5 Can Cement 11% Nor Power . m Can Car Ibund 10% Can Car Pfd 3914 Can Pacific 1% Celanese Cockahutt Plow 13 Cons Sme 1t 61% Dist S063 1g Dom Coal Pfd 1314 m Bridge 3-114 Dom steel B 15% DOIII TBXUJO 84% Dryden a Foundation Co 15 Gen steel Ware 771,5 Gypsum 7% Ham Brid e 9% How Sml 16% Imp . 15% Int N;ckei 5314 Int Power Pfd 79v, Lake Woods 131/, Massey Harris 9v, Mccoll Front 13% Mti Power 29s‘, Nat Brew 41% Nat Steel Car 551/, Noranda 10y, Power Corp 13 Quebec Power 11; Shawinigan 33 St Law Com 5 St Law Pfd 17% Sou Can Pow 111/, Steel of Can '10 Steel Can P g1 Elec 2% Win Eiec B ._

Yesterday's Local Market ._ Quotations coaaecrzfiba even! wan- NESDAY AND SATURDATS

ISSUE

RETAIL MARKET

Sharp pUpswing On N.Y. Market

By FREDERICK GARDNER

Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, July 10—'I'he heav- iest buying waves for many months hit the stock market today. sweep- ing leaders up 1 to more than 4 points to new highs since last Oc-

r.

Brokers. a little stunned by the breadth and speed of the upswing. attributed the resumption of the mid-year "boom" largely w the re- cent sharp Jump in steel mill op- erations. building construction, freflht loading and signs of im- movement in many industrial lines that recently ha/ye been on the sick list.

The Associated Press average of 80 issues crash marks since Oct. 29. net advance of 1.3 points at 50.2. ‘nansfers of 2.942.210 compared with 1,557,300 yesterday and were the largest since Oct. 20.

Canadian stocks headed by 1n- ternational Nickel. up l 1-2 at 52, were generally improved. Walkers added 1 3-8 at 43 and Dome one point at 30 3-8. while Distillers- Seagrams, McIntyre, Canadian Mar- coni, Ford of Canada. Imperial Oil and Massey Harris all gained frac- tionally. Brazilian Traction and Imperial Tobacco eased.

Overnight orders swamped com-

the ticker tape, inundated with biccils of 1,000 w 0.000 shares, was behind as much as 6 minutes dur- 111g the greater part of the first two hours.

Steels led the start and were fol- lowed by motors. mail orders, rub- hers. fe-rm implements, oils. 00D- pers and specialties. Rails uitlni- etgjy joined the excursion end N.Y. Central turned out to be the most active stock of the day, up 7-8 of s point at 31-

Consoicuous stocks on the up- swing included U. S. Steel at 62

1-2. up 1 3-4; Chrysler '72 1-2, up 3: Beers Roebuck 74‘ u? 21-6; U5. Rubber 44 3-8, ; . I. Case 96

3-4, up I 1-4; Un on Pacific 85 3-4. up 4 3-4; Standard Oil of NJ. 5'7 3-4. in) 2 1-3.

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At NOW York—Pound 4.91 15-16;

Canadian dollar D 54' franc 276.

st Paris-Pound 110.11 n; u. s.

dollioar! 3622 fr; Qnadisn dollar I

6. . I id doilner ‘:14! 50.12 cents.

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t4.” 11-32 on Montreal forei ex- changes y. while the ench franc held about even st 2.77 i-32 cents. The Untied Slates dollar de- clined l-I per cent at t-l pee sent pemtum.

Broccoli Bunch 10c Celery bunch 15-200, Old toes Turnps 3 for 10¢ Steak lb 18-250 Stew meats 12-16c Roast beef 16-22c Cream - Cauliflower 20-256 Butter dairy 25-21» Chicken broilers 3541.00 wl 75-3125 Onions lb 6c Spring lamb lb 20-25c Sweet pep ers 4 25c New carro 3 lbs 25c Cauliflower head 25-30c New beets bunch 10c Rhubarb 1b 4c New beets lb 6o New beans ib 18c New pt 18o Radis bunch 5c Lettuce bunch 5-10: Halibut lb 20c Fresh cod lb 6c Mackerel each 15-200 Haddock lb 6c Wild strawberries. glass 2040c Strawberries cultivated box 15c Eggs grade A large 28c Eggs grade A Medium 24c Eggs Grade B 20c New Potatoes pk 60c

mission houses at the opening and‘

prices.

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low prices

car NOW.

ROM the day it was introduced, the Firestone Standard Tire has more than lived up to its name by setting a new high stan- dard of tire value. Thou- i sands of car owners in all - i parts of Canada enthusi- astically endorse it as the greatest tire Firestone ever built to sell at low

Firestone Standard Tires give you everything you

mileage, extra

safety, carefree, depend- able service and economy. See the nearest Firestone Dealer today. vantage of Firestone’s new

Take ad-

and equip your

Livestock’

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, July on Nioiitrca; iriaikets: calves 444; hogs 932; lambs 1.034. Comments:

Fresh arrivals of cattle were made up of cows and blliis of common to Just fair quality. Trading was very slow and at time of writing there were less. than 5O cat-tie weighed up. Prices were about steady. Cattle held ov-er were mostly steers fair to medium good quality.

Calves were moving very slowly. Prices ranged from $4 to $6.40 ac. cording to quality’. Grassers brought mostly $4 1xi_s4.25. Common light veais and drinkers sold as low as $4.50. _

Trading on sheep and lambs was at a standstill

Hogs were firm at $12.25 for ba- oons fed and watered. with iiozs o" trucks un lo $12.50. Selects drew $1 per hog premium with the usual cuts on off grades, sows| were $7.50 to $9. Rai grade h0g5 f sold at $16.50 to $16.75.

Produce Prices

(Canadian Press) i MONTREAL. ,1'~.- 1'1 1'1 111"-

ter and ciieesc prices fell off io- ‘ day on the pro: , s .,_ L“ __

adian commorii airing; duo l0 i

_ L the usual decrcuscsi demand (iiir-i lng hot weather and vacation sca- I

son.

Butter S t~—Q\lG fresh i912 score) l 35 to 25 1 . Que seconds (38 score! i 24 l-8 tn l-‘i. sales * ‘ fresh <92 score) al '1 i-8_ Ch-ecsc Epci-Ont wliiiv l-l 3-8 m s-s. Ont colored l4 3-8 to 5-8.1

ue white 13 13-16. Que coiorcdl l ’7~8 to 14. Sales tyerc 1,350 Quel

whites at 13 3-4. 500 Que rliltc at 13 13-16 200 Que colored at 13 7-8. Eggs Spat-A large. 28A. A-med- ium 26A: B large 25A; c 22A l MONTREAL. J1) lib-Wheat.‘ northern No 1 1.08 1-4; barley Canadian western no. 3 57 3-3; v ms feed. no i 48 1-2; flour, spring atents. firsts 6.85: seconds

; ba crs 6.15; winter wncni pa- tents, choire 3.45 to 35;‘); unile corn 4.80; bran, ton 24.25; . ton 25.25; middiings, ion rolled oats. bag no Dounds 3.15; hay no 2 per ton, cariots 11.50.

Cheese Ont iii-him 14 1-2 in 5-11; Ont co.ore<: l4 3-4 to 7-8: Quc white l3 7-0 to 14 i-8I butter" 26 to 2'7; solids 25 1-2 to

sligiiiedi caiiioniiikl In“ '39; ' Um I - e 34-35; A- medium 83: a a0;

Potatoes: Que no 1 new 00's '75 to 65; Que no 2 new 80's 60 to 75; N. B. mls no 1 80's 65-75; P. E. I. mts no 1 90's 75-90

son 1m ANDWTIIOUGIIT RISULT- coon APPEARANCE

'I‘iis woman you admire- those creatures who always are neat and tidy and seem never to have a hair out of €lace—spend some time

p and though on their appearance. It's not so very difficult to break bad habbits —-if you care enough. Try working on some good ones - fresh underwear and stockings every morning, for instance. Ami a daily bath, nightly care of your

I . Grain (Canadian Press)

W EG, ul 19—_Today's session of the Winni e grain mar- ket was dull and lstess most of the morning being almost entirely local in character. At the close quotations were 1 3-4 to 5-8 high- er with July at .99 3-4. October 77 1-2, November .77 1-8 and Decem- ber .75 7-8 cents.

A suggestion of intsrmarket spreading was 1n evidence but was lmited in character. Spreads in- volved sales of Winnipeg October for purchase of Chicago September. Minor export business was report- ed but could not be confirmed.

Unfavorable reports from south- ern Saskatchewan caused marked uneasiness and short covering re- suited.

Casii wheat spreads mostly un- changed with durums IIIOVIIIQ down about a cent. Offerings were light and confined w odd car Ants.

Pit trade in coarse grains con- tinued in a listless groove.

________- WANT SWEDISH MAIDS WELLINGTON June. l9~De-, spairina of getting cnoiiglr E1119. lisli-spcaking domestics to fill _Ncw Zcalnnds requirements there is an, organized pinn to obtain Swedish. and Danish help. l

ARGYLI SHORE

Messrs. Donald McPhail, Areiind Murley and John McNevin, attend- ed Northam Races,

Mr. and Mrs, Chris Inma visiting tied

Hamilton, Ont, are formers father Mr. John Inmari.

Messrs. Bert Arthur and Mack McPhail, spent the week-end in Moncton,

Misses Jeminla and Irene Mc- Phail and Mildred Seller spent Sunday at their homes.