MARCH 19. 1940

iileoeniiaion on Turnip Seed

l. m: _ CHARLOTTETOWN gqargigilxiv

STOCK QUOTATIONS

| gffofigly advise that only two varieties of Turnip Seed be lonied with the ‘hope of selling theni as Table Stock Turnips for ‘hipment from this Province this coming Full, The R. V. Ditmar Registered Turnip Seed grown in Nova Scotia by for the rnost P°P"l°' ("Iii 4-5_ of your acreage should be lunged Di_tmar._Tlie Laurentiari Registered Turnip Seed, grown in Nova Scotia, this is a purple topped Turnip that we are trying re introduce but unfortunately it does not wax as well as the Ditmar Wyigfy and not more than I-5 of your acreage should be Laurentian.

I strongly suggest that our Turnip growers plant not more than l4 of their acreage for the early market and for the remainder do "i be in any INIIFY Pllmilflg but use 2-12-6 with Borax and if pos- giblfl have your land analyzed.

We have a limited supply of both these varieties of Nova Scotia [egistered Turnip Seed for sale, wholesale and retail. You eqn, "we thesoyarieties o_f Turnip Seed from any of the following; l George C. Kitson, Colville, Lorne _Coles, Milton, Harold Cudmore, liockiey, John A. McKinnon, Union, Melvin Jay, York, Irving! Thompson, Dunstaffanage, Frank McNally, Scotchfort, Earle lngs,

. Mr. Herbert and J. Lea Praught, Cherry Valley, Harold P. Smith, fgyllidl, as well as at our Charlottetown office.

FERTILIZER

.' The Island price has not as yet been established. Our price gill be the some as other distributors. Our business is expanding ' “eh month and indirectly through the above mentioned dealers or' iii our office we would appreciate a share of your Fertilizer require-

ts. Consider that you are bound to run into a year when prices on , Produce will be low and naturally when this occurs we will prefer buying from those who purchased their Fertilizer from us. We allow whole sale prices on both the above mentioned varie- sin of Turnip Seed and Fertilizer to Shipping Clubs.

FRANK B. CLARKE

' CHARLOTTETOWN, P. I. I. PHONE 111 e -

Advertising liates-l-Payable in Advance

Mhnlrnuns Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Ceute

0min! Gunilla loos-ls. 5a r word' western and Eastern locals 3e per ward; Announcemeu and oming Events 8o per word: Oll-rifled lo oer word: In M ' Notices 70o per inch; um of floral and Spiritual Offerings Cprdg, etc” 5e per name; Legge" o; Condolence 70o per Inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for $1.4m and 10 cents for every additional 3 wards. Notices of Thanks and Mlllfl-‘lfli-itm- 700 DH‘ Inch or 4a per word. Lists oi Subscriptions 49 cents per inch, Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on application.

For Sale Fa sane - TRAILER. REASON-

e ice f0!‘ quick sale. A l 36 Coliseum. L-IM-LIIPIN- .

Male Help Wanted

APPRENTICE W A N '1‘ E D T 0 learn Barber Trade short Course. Expert training. Molar Barber College Halifax. N455,

all salm-firnusawnatnoafir IQQQUO- _ X1 S . 11-134-3-18-81 Fmlfld

Yon SALE-TWO Biwoiysows l-‘ourm - TIRE arm RIM. AP-

d to tar-row soon. S. B. Gillispie, ply Guardian. 11-153-3-19-31. _ editors 14-166-8-19-11. ii ---- n ____ Ion SALI - s eoo aaanmcua- EsilaPed

B701‘ at a bargain. L. . Coles, Milton. L-115-3-16-19.

IOII. BALE — I JOIIN BULL GUR-

ESCAPED FROM MY RANCH two silver foxes. Markings right. ears L. U. D Left .ear resp. 1 T

my , a ovens. Apply, oflice. and a '1". fro; Roi an id , Sanatorlum. l Mlllview. o v irpiiijl-3f1gfy1vf_ 14-84-8-10-81. ' . mymlm BUY Position Wanted

them. Rubber Traces complete

nc . r- ienced. Apply Guardian. L-l65-8-19-8i.

Lost

end Rubber Trace lengths 1.75 and up per pair. Heavy and light belts. Cinton Morrison, Fredericton Station. - 29-3-18-31.

R. BALI — CREAM SEPAR-

s". film“ I 6. M11119 o - 10M LOST - BLACK a 808-1.. L-l52-8-i9-3i. brown and white

Bobbie. Finder please notify Frank Newsome, R0 valley. s£-156—3-18-1i.

Professional ilarils

II. F. IIRGRIBALII

Chartered Accountant 140 Richmond Street Phone 4'! P.0. Box 18

Valuable Property

FOR SALE AT KEIISINGTON

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am O md I‘ 2t 1-8 Am For Pr 15-8 Am Radiator 8 5-8 Am Tel Tel 171 7-8 ' Ain Water 8 3-4 i Anaconda 27 1-4 Atchison 21 3-4 Bolt Ohio 4 7-8 Baldwin Loco 14 alt Ohio 4 7-8 Bendix Av 81 1-8 Beth Steel 72 3-8 Ches Ohio 39 Chrysler 84 8-8 C011 Oil 22 1-2 oniwes. S0 1 1-8 Con 81 Curt W 81 Bloc Auto Lite 87 8-8 Elec Pr Lite 5 n Elec 87 8-4 Gen Iibodl 48 Gfll Motors 52 7-8 Goodrich 18 1-4 Goodyear Tire 22 1-8 i Gt Nor Pfd E 1-2 Hud Mot Car 5 7-8 Kennecott 34 5-8 Mont Ward 52 1-2 N Y Central 15 1-8 or Am Co 20 5-8 Nor Pacific 7 5-8 Penn R R 21 1-2 Phil Pet Ca 38 l-il Pure Oil Co 0 1-8 io Corp 6 Sears Roe Co 83 i-4 South Pacific 12 Std Oll N J 48 8-4 Stude C011) l0 8-4 ‘Texas Corp 44 7-8 Unit Air 44 1-4 Uni C0719 2 1-8 United Drug 5 1-2 United Gas Imp 13 1-8 U S R er 34 1-4 U S St Co 53 7-8 U S Ind Al 21 1-4 ium 81 8-4 Warner Bros 8 7-8 West Union 21 5-8 West Eilec 110 8-4

GRAIN

GI-HCAGO. March 18—(AP)—-

Selling based on peace talk and trade uncertainy following the meeting of Hitler end Mussolini lowered wheat prices u much as 1 5-8 cents at times today but the market recovered most of this lou later. Whea. closed 1-4-5-8 lcvwer tihan Saturday, May 1.01 1-2—6-8, Jly 99 l-4—3-8; Corn unchanged to 1-4 down, May 55 3-4—-7-8, Jly 50 8-8; Oats 1-4-3-8 lower.

WINNTPEG. March 18—(CP)— Liquidation, which followed rumors of pence moves in Europe, estab- lished an easier trend on Winnpeg grolnwxchange today and wheat futures prices closed 3-4-5-8 lower.

finished at. 87 5-8 with Jly 88 7-8 and Oct 90 l-4 cents.

Hesitancy in American wheat and security markets gave a weak un- dcrtone to trading in the Winnipeg Pit.

Livestock

MONTREAL, March 18—(CP)— Steers were easier but other live- stock ciasses were steady on the two Montreal livestock markets to- day, the Dominion Department of Agriculture reported.

Receipts were cattle, B55; calves. 904; sheep, 121; hogs. 1,698.

Good steers sold from $7 to 87.50 medium $6.25 to $7 and common from $4.50 for rough oxen to $6. A fe-w baby beeves of fed calves o1 fair to medium quality made $7 t0 $8.50. Heifers ranged from $4 to $7. Good cows were $5.25 to 85.75 med- ium $4.50 to $5.25 and common $3.75 to $4.50. Oanners and cutters

were $3 to $3.50. Good bulls were. a

$5.50 to $6 common $4 to $5.25. l Calves were about steady with last Monday's quotations. Good

Owing to ill health 1 am offering b‘: private sale, my farm, of twenty. t rce acres of good land. with small orchard, buildings in good- repair, house fully equipped with bath, electric light and steam healing; also the following-one hcnvy farm horse, three cows (two pure bred| Guernsey and one grade); Binder and Mower (McConnick), truck wagon cart light wagon, hay rake, horsc hoe, harrow, plough, grain crusher.

Open for inspc ion any time. HAMMOND J. TOOMBS.

Kensington. L-317-3-14-1-19.

Bargain Sale

DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY

W. E. BENTLEY, ILC. J. A. BENTLEY. KL‘.

C. F. BENTLEY, LLB. Barristers and Attnrncy-nt-laiw MONEY T0 LOAN 180 Richmond Street

h=.—-.-_.-——~—.--- '~—..— — - - MocGUiGAN 8t TRAINOR MARK It. ltIncGllIGAN, 14.0. C. ST. CLAIR TRAINOR, K. C. Barristers. Solicitors, Etc. IVIONEY T0 LOAN

Olilcc: Over Provincial ltanli. itichmnnd Street, Charlottetown

; McLEOD 8i BENTLEY

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, NOTARY. so. . miiinisran. soucnore

i Ella Building Charlottetown PALMER 8. HASLAM ' I-I. J. PALMER, K.C, 1 A. .1. IlARLAitI, on. NIL-B- BARRISTER, n-rc.

i 580k of Nova scotin chambers. Charlottetown, I‘.E.I.

Due to the owners leaving the province wc have been authorized to reduce the price

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u... 8,91" T° ‘$5,’? ,,,,, ,, iii. =1 tuifrtin-i‘. Jiiiifii’. . is now one of the most out-

==—' -_ _. . . standing bargains available. curcurr: s. ANDREWS .~illiii’r.c%iiigzaiiiflg‘SIT.’ o x ee . u- Alf-Cd in the vIery heist, resizin- Iiuntcr liver and Bradaibane Qal-‘l-ege ‘L? ,‘,l‘,,,°|,,',§_‘“"q~fi Vi"! and Niirht Service iii-fee at which It is offered ni-

iows for any necessary repairs ind such improvements as the purchaser might desire and after aliowln, for such the cost would be much less than iuiiding a. similar residence.

Anyone considering building this year we save consider- able money by acquiring this property.

For further anal!

The Eastern Trust

seu. aiMsriiirsoIii MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown. l’ E. Island

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liorrell 8r Company

Chartered Accountants

Eastern Trust Building Telephone i447

particulars,

iionipany

154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown. P. E. l.

vcals made 811 with medium good veals around $10.50 and common i lght veals down to $8. The bulk of the offerings were made up of com- i mon to just fair quality and brought mostly $8 to $9.50. Drinkers we? $5 to $7.50 and grassers t4 to

'I'hree early lambs of fair quality were sold at $8 each. last year's lambs were mostly bucks and brought around t9. Sheeip were 84 to $6 mostly $5.50 to $6.

Hogs were mostly $985 to 89.40 for bacons fed and watered. Selects drew $1 per hog premium with the regular cuts on off grades. Saws

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were $8 to $8.50. Hogs sold an rally .

grade brought mostly $12.40 hot. weight.

FINANCE

B Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writ"

NEW YORK, March 18-—(AP)— A lew aviatlans, particularly air- (.1168, along with e handful of specialties, pushed up in today's stock market but most leaders in- clined to lag.

Canadian stocks were fairly steady. Bell Tele. hone advanced 1 3-4 point-S to 1 1-4 while Die- tillers magi-am and Dome end Lake Shore held steady. Interna- nonal Nickel and Ford were easy.

Transfers totalled 512,520 shares

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press) ltoeh Close Ahittbi 185 Abitibi Pfd 11 1-8 toe B A Oll Bathurst A 12 3-4 Can Victim 8 Tar 7 A 7 5-8 Fraser V T 0 15 7-8 I11 A 21 1-8 Imn O11 14 3-4 Int Pete 22 1-2 i Price Corn l8 1-4 Price Pfd 76 New York Curio (Canadian Prue) 8 Close Gym 87 1-4 Am Gas E1 Am Super Power 8-8 Brown Co 21 Cities service 4 1-8 Creole Pet 20 5-8 El Bond Share 5 5-8 Gulf Oll COFD 85 Hiuimble Oll 60 Lockheed Air 27 7-8 Niagara Hudson 5 1-8 Pant Oll 5 7-8 (Canadian Press) '10. March 18- Stooke Close Alderimac 28 Amm Gold 3 A118 Cdn 87 Ans! Huron 2:2 Amitifield 8 Aunor Gold 210 Begalm 5 1-2 Banlofleiid 18 Base Metal 20 Bear Exipl 6 Beattle 108 Bldeood. l8 Bobio 8 Bralorne 10 8-4 Brit Dom 11 Broulan 47 Bfvwn Oll 16 Buff Ank 665 Buff Cdn 8 1-4 Cal Edm 195 Celmont 33 Cdn Mal 81 Cent Pat 212 Cent Poro l0 1-2 Chester 75 Cochenour 61 Coniaszas 160 Conlsrum 155 Con Chi/h 12 Cons Smelt 43 l-l e Oll 2i 3-4 East Crest 5 1-2 M 860 Eldorado 91 Extension 25 Falcon 490 Pbrnland 8 Francoeur 41 GOds Lake 50 Goidale 15 l-4 Gold Eagle 14 Gold Gate 14 Gunner Gold 49 Haicrow 1 1-2 Hallnor 700 Hard Rock 101 Harker 5 1'3 High Sar 15 Hollinger 18 1-2 Home Oil 240 Homestead 5 8-4 Howey 88 3-4 Hud Bav Min 39 1-2 Int Nickel 42 1-2 Jacola 4 Jelllcoe 235 Kirk Lake 125 Lake Shore 23 3- Laba Cad 1'1’- 3-4 iecitch 72 1-4 ’ ‘ttle L L 810 ‘iacassa 420 ‘act-cod 19" ‘irdsen 43 lalartla 105 ‘iaralgo 8 ‘licKenzie 120 ‘fin Com 100 Moneta. 70 Morris 5 1-8 avbob 20 Niplssing 121 Noranda 70 Nor Metal 50 rlen 135 Okaits. 112 Omega 27 Oro Plato, 45 1-4 Pac ta 4 1-3 Pamour 166 artanen ti 3-4 Paymaster 85 l-2 Perron Gold 1B3 Pick crow 370 Pioneer Z17 Powell 135 Premier 125 Preston 204 Reno Gold 35 S Anth 13 San Ant 22E senator 3'7 Sherritt 95 Slscoe 7'7 Steep R0 242 Straw Lake 4 Sud Cont 7 Tack Hugh 870 burn 150 Uchi Upper Can Ventures 405 Waitr- Am 555 Wendigo 11 Wiltsey C Wood Cad W11 Han: 715 UNLISTED Daihorisie Kirk Town Mandy

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NTREAL, March 18-—(CP)-— Stocks closed irregular today with P8111685. a few constructions and mrscellaneous issues showing louver Price trends while the other sec- tions an the list were steady w slightly higher‘.

St. Lawrence Corporation issues. Bitilllfsi. Dryden and Howard Smith slid small fractions 1n the papers and General Steel Wares, United Steel and Hamilton Bridge weakened in the construction group.

C. P. R, actively traded, tacked on l-4 and Consolidated Smelters ‘W88 11D HHTWWIY in metals. Brazil- ian. Montreal Power and Winnipeg Electric “A" firmed small fractions in utilities,

Canada Steamships issues, in light liquidation, gave up minor amounts. Other losers intruded Do- minion Steel and Coal "B." Canad- iarl Car. Massey Harris and Canad- ian Celanese.

'|I_‘otal sales: 24,700; Industrals, 15.100; Mines. 9.000: Brads, $500.

Produce Prices

March 18—(CP)-—- Produce Market prices here today, es reported by the Domznlon De- partment of Agriculture, follow:

Butter: first grade cneamery prints, Jobbing price, 29—29 l-2; first grade solids, Jobbing price, 28 1-2-29; Que no 1 pasteurzcrl re- graded, wholesale Jobbing prxce, 28 —28 l-8; Que n0 2, 27 1-2.

Cheese: Ont white and colored, current make, wholesale Jobbing price. 17 1-4.

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases, selling price, A—Izirge 35; A-nriedium 23; A-ipullcts 22; B 2i: O l9 1-2; B-large unquoted.

Potatoes: Que no i 75's 1_o0_. 1.10; Que no 2 75': .80-.90; NB no l 75's l:15—1.20; PEI no 1 75's 1.30 --1.35: PET vthites 125-130; Fla lid £10 1, 2.50, no 2, 2.40,

MONTREAL,

Q11 BCICC 2 5-8 rid Ore 170 i ‘TORONTO March 1&—(CP)—

. After eight consecutive dcclnes, the gold stocks chalked up an un- important galn in today's ‘Toronto exchange market while other groups continued to drift donn- ward. Gold shares firmed .14 1I"i the index, the industriels 105i, g3 and the base metal arid western oil groups closed .12 down. Volume held around the month's average 177.000 shares.

Lake Shore firmed 3-4 to 23 8-4 for broken lot trades and the other

of 4 to 5 cents were netted by Mac- Leod-Cockshuit. Anglo-Huronian. Little Long Lac, O'Brien and Wright-Hargreaves. Tcburn weak- ened 10 conts and smarer losses were netted by Hard Rock, Pickle Crow and San Antonio.

Noranda sold at 70 for e loss of 1-2, Nickel lost 8-4 and S/meltcrs

added 5 cents and Aldermac gain- ed a cent,

Brazilian and C. P. R. posted gains of a minimum fraction, the big oils posted only minor changes and the steels. papers, aircrafts and implements were lower. Cub, Feet and DcI-lavlland dlsplayrd weak. ness and new low prices for year were boarded by several

steels, including the Canadian Car and Foundry stocks and Dominion

lBteel B.

ante out ACHES a " (p,

senior golds held unchanged. Gains i

1-4. Ventures and Waite-Amulet‘

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ed mining quotations on Montreal

Curb Market today were:

Stocks Duparq

| NEW YORK, March l8—(AP)— ‘Foreign Exchange: Gmat Britain

Close 2

demand 3.75, Cables 3.77 1-2, 3.75. 3.77 1-2, 60-day bills 3.73 3-4. 90- day bills 3.72 3-4: France 2.13 1-2; Germany 40.20N; Italy 5.05; Neth- erlands 53.12; Canada .81 7-8; (Ot- tawa. Foreign Exchange Control Board rate 9.09-0.91 pc dis.)

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN TIIE PROBATE COURT

March 7th, A. D., 1940.

In Re Estate of Galvin McDon- aid Bell late of Charlottetown in -Queen's County In the said Prav- litncf; Insurance Agent, deceased,

es

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

| eczema:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Ethcl S. Bell of Charlottetown aforesaid, widow, Jild Gwendolyn Henderson of Brookline in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. United States of

‘America, married woman, the exe- eutrlccs of the above named estate

ipraying that a citation may be

iissued for the purpose hereinafter set forth:

i You are therefore hereby requir- ed to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear

_ before the Judge present at a Pro-

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Q Life Insurance le the one certain means of cushioning a financial shock resulting from death, total disability, financial reverses or

Just as a careful pilot will not start cs flight without a parachute, neither will a. thoughtful man take on responsibilities towards dependenh

When a Confederation Life representative calla upon you, consult him. He is trained to advise

Confederation Life

NE OF TIIE WORLD'S GREAT LIFE N

BRANCH OFFICE: Bank of Nova Scotia. Building, Charlottetown-W. G. HOGG, Manager

i bate Court to be held in the Court Illouse in Charlottetown in Queens iCounty, in the said Province, on Monday the sixth day of May next coming. at, the hour of eleven o'clock iorenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why - the Accounts of the said Estate,‘ should not be passed and the i Estate closed as prayed for in saidl petition and on motion of W. Em Bentley, Esq, Proctor for said Petitioners. I And it is hereby ordered that e true co y hereof be forthwith pub- lished n some newspaper publish- led in Chariotettown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date here- ,of and that, a true copy hereof be iforthwith posted in the following public ginces respectively, namely, in the all of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near

‘he Ro at Bank of Canada. in

"harlot etown aforesaid. and at

or near The Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown aforesaid so that

all rsons interested in the said as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His "onour Harold Leonard Palmer, Jidve oi the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforesaid, the dey and year first

‘love written.

By ti‘: Court.

(L. S.)

Registrar. (SizdJ MURIEL C. LOWTHEB. L.-132-3-19-26-4-2-9.

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ANCE INSTITIITIUNS

TORONTO

Mortgage‘ Sale g

Notice is hereby given that there will be sold b Public Auctiondn front of the Law Courts building in Charlottetown on Wednesday, the seventeenth do. o April A. D. 1840 at that hour p 1 o'clock noon the following tract of Iandw-For- ty-two acres of land at Murray Harbor on Lot 64 iri King's County. This land is fully described in an indent e of Mortgage, dated the 23rd day of May, 1922, from Jannet Keepin of Murray Harbour afore- said, ed Woman. to Gordon Furness Matheson of Vernon in Queen's County in Prince Edward Island. The above sale of land is made pursuant to s. power of sale contained in the aeld mortgage, having been made in the rlncipal and interest secured there y.

For further particulars apply at ‘he office of Norman W. Lowther, 86 Great George Street, Charlotte-

town. Dated this 18th day of March A. D., 1040.

GORDON FURNESS MATHESON MORTGAGEE. L 162-3-19-26-4-2-9

Mortgage Sale

THERE will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County in Prince Edward Island, on Friday the 20th day of April 1840. at the hour of twelve o'clock Noon, ALL and singular the lands following that is to say: ALL THAT TRACT piece and parcel of land situate lying and being on Township num- ber 64 in Kings County In said Province, bounded and described as follows that is to say: By a line commencing at a. stake set an the north side of the Buell Road at a distance of 7 chains and 52 links east from the eastern bou-nda y of John Louis Wheeler's land thence north parallel to the said bound- ary for the distance of 55 chains or thereabouts to the rear line of the Murray River Farms, thence