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WHEN IN HALIFAX

STOCK QUOTATIONS

N. Y. Stock

Stocle Prices

Montreal Stock

Mining

TORONTO. May 18- Acme 011

i ‘l '°" c E emu ' om X l1 A on r Fort C 611 E Trend Higher EXChéIIlgE £525....- ‘ . and Economy --_ In M t l mm,“ ‘ . Arntii 1c l ROOMS $350 ‘QMIM Pm» on red (Cnnsdinn Press) fizzy: ' ALLWITHBATH 5m“ 01m 5m“ ("W gz-Wmd " 4m For Pr (By The Canadian iseu Tel “n” .14.; av Pmn) 16s Base Metal hu/"w-“flgdflflgcg-muf Dislsl fl-‘Z. Tel 11y: sufffgigfgmlhfmeiy iii-Most is- giaéilgv“ A 11'/41B€att1e I — Water 129"“ crate‘ imam“? Jricfinwy u‘ Md‘ Can cerllent. 22:1 Bldg“ gal-ls‘ “moiety odl 11-min, Anaconda fig change wdov. Q ‘wok ex" Can Nor Power 1m 1gb clam“ alum. "mm! '""""' 55°11 28% Them was little bradint in the 90h Oar Found 12v. ‘Brooms 1-1 Re! 21. nooers. Howard Smith was 1 z can Oar Pfd use Brown on Belt Ohio 54f higher at 15 and Bothurot sh ' Can c A1 A m Buff Ank Bald Loco 7Z7“ no change or, a 1.4 Ram °w°d Can Pacific 5 Burg can Bend“ Av 111?‘ also heizlected Canadian c Wm ca" Bteflmshln - av. Bunk 1-1111 ' Beth Steel 47.9‘ Fblmdzy udvzinced 1-4 t, ‘iii; and <1“ BWBIII-Bhlp zw- [cs1 Edm 112 so we"? as 21:11.. .‘-‘.“.‘.i°"‘° 43 on o 1n - .- as e New Yflfk Cufb W“ 0 8Y1 eral list. most issues weretllgsfifgu Dist s83 13% Cent. Pat - Commonwealth s 114 fractions. Canada Steamship D°m 19% Cen Porc 8:: “if ear,“ w» e == with? $121121”. =9 iCflnadmi. Press) C011 Gas Co a?‘ ‘Dogxfrigiiig “E1512 ailrdmooei 1- ~ 9°11‘ Textile 611i 033 $1111. Stocks mo" Corn Products 64 was unghanged B Gen Steel Ware 5o; Davies ‘A: n11 In“ 51:11:01.?‘ Wright 2W, Total saiesflndustrials 20.400; $333113“ 41/. Denison Am Bu Pow 1,5 Else Auto Lite 1.135% mines “p00; MM‘ $1035“ Imp Tob 3:22-21 Assoc as E1 A 11,4 Elec Pr Lite 1M Int Nickel 47 East, crest Brown Co Pfd o“ Gen Etc: 36% Lake Woods 13% East Mal Std ‘l?! i“ S: $21: | n d u t ' | t€F°.‘-‘...“°“‘ m» l’ B l Emma?! Share ‘ gt N ch s S l’ got Brewr files/Z, awn C0 35% 0X‘ Pfd 16% at Steel Car 42 Fernland Humble Oil rludso M t 0s N d m; 1A p... on 6o, ... execs... 1 Stocks Hold elem"... 11:: mo... refifiééoi?‘ 9* » e? it“ 81%“ 3 €“2.‘.°“L‘;t“° ' W _. P111106 Edward lfignrtawigéi g; MarkEt Flrn] gigeueféflcinwr-r 151% ggldale e - i TBJI B tlsland Hospital 111135» 1%‘; ageing-ac‘: IWA gouge-fang; __ u Cosh 8.1‘ l. -. Annual Meeting gawk: 0°1- ‘ZZZ m, wmm 6mm“ we. liilec e l“ Ilhogrger —-- zo Iotioo n hkrob given that in wk?“ it mmrvieodiii-vlvfiiir) Ewing" pursuance of the ctof Incorpos- “Mo? 3% selegnve buying’ or mammal “M; M t » I C H°m° nttcn a public meeting of ull ccn- m“ 7V, gave the markets mm IEO Howe tributoni to‘ the wlilrlinos Edward - PS0" ‘l: R 10% foundafon to stand L. todnl mm __ Hallicelaay i935’ m: mu. 3.118??? h m‘ ab}: gt 0o 1%’: sefiwtmnmwfmflqflwmbblelminly (csoccnn Press) Jmklawfll” E0 KM. rol- 131N333; as“: Rm r J absi and g‘ mfimmltégfl". 5W4 emu Close Jelglm r 111mg; o . vo- J Con. u» Iiustltutionwin loco" viii: Rsdlb K 5Z2 "mnflvmt-hehvw ' would Abitibi Cam m0 Km Add the yo-Llws, sud for the trnns- 0o 55,; Wm 00¢ 0f its s1 Mo: 1n the Abitibi Pfd 15y Kirk Bud mo! such business so may be Bhcll Union on m Gulns ct I to more Asbestos 32 i Km‘ m“ beforelt. m‘ npgwmtweresenemlmmesciallou ieutukgh" 51°“ ~ “ha; 6 0 A s. minus. seusc OclpJ ‘I’; muss only more Iiaiinui-AMA‘ 32,2 Leee cm Jrressuzur. ‘runs Oorp a», 811cm, against 416.060 in the pre- Fraser v '1:- q l, I-sva Cap of muses m» Ai: m‘ ceding session. The Aseocintel Press Inser- lebel 1'4! lllllldllfllpltolfh Corp m, wmoositenriceoroostocirswesmdnl i" W111 11490-5-12-14-11-19-21-24-211. rm m“, m up .2 at 40a. m: Walker a, Little 1.. 1. ‘Lin; ‘fin’ w“ list Bell Tel Gmfldtlyflz] ed 3 1 3 1m e m 125 mfiolieod s f‘ - U s a Oo IQ’ points to 10a 1-2 and Mom-tyre 1 mtprete i}... Medwn u | Q M 17% 1-4to413-4.Domesnd1a.keBhom Melchers A _ E vuwm m lillines, Hollingdr‘ and mm-iretiocsi Price Cmn n Man mt 31cc Nifiwl lmipwwd slightly. Walkers Price Pfd _ WWW“ ' t 11mm 2%“ slipped s bit, Mclsenzls ...__ $1.1; Brass Gold Aimee eceoimureg slur/us Mcglittierp » buying- nW-lm I 0W5!‘ Hi‘.°“‘o.e“'.....‘°"& for...“ m‘ “mi,” "‘ ""“"““ *3" = Currencies h5g2“ DIOIIJ-to-llntz. “a -— _ t “d” ‘m , ih/Trg 11g ‘M'- - W"! ""1"" wc Tu Cnnndlnn “Y ll ointment, or farm slime. lllll Grain Ad/vances “m9 19: ( w“) 13_-I-he Yllziezbigold 1 mo; included. gwafked 1on1 g aouirsdolstggglg eolrxecegeifl 1-2 cent N§pmlng ‘dam-L (demons m- m“ - ' W ‘m 1 10161811‘ N c ‘ ‘uwum wimmnem. my 18—R)evivs1 of m“ m m "mhmil" W" "hue "w Fflnw Ngliagllgll owortgddemum “m; “l” e5‘ iii ‘ii-lg, Uattmdwagmgalagogr. N‘: can 50144-1141. mm: “h? Y1; flgf-ghefgg, ' - fingered pb-Oilpor cfllt in 15-10 ‘éfiiff c; ‘aye winm heat I _ rem 11m. 1 EBB n strong undpegtgivnewtioda . u NEW Y Rx‘ M“ 19"‘M°1°' gab-luau ‘ d“, chad firm’ 34 h“ European currencies continued to B“ ‘ u go 14 “m, low”. checking 8 d°_ move higher in terms of the Uni- om p13“, g . w,’ °‘ “"1"” “PP emylsfim Ltine “ I84,“ vt§‘£e§.mi.°§?ve$§i1‘§irie”§“ ’ “$1823 £3011" 1 guy-mu, wmch “who”, ‘i 1g eased slightly in heavy trsding on recently under pressure-foiled to 93133:“ I than’. 8mg Iiiuli bu i: Inuit?’ “n. $35M“ ommodluy m“ “fine. advanced 1-8 of s, cent Pauloarestn 1 giéanhml glloet at L ‘m! a’? a: 1;: Acegts,‘ July zsBlutatetg s atfQue fresh (92 score) i610 ‘IE8 and tthe French franc fiflfin 1» "I" Fm!" m- "m i" u‘ “mm” ° “l” mmd‘ 25 1:4 in 535x552? ilit- ‘iaiofiiil be m‘ logt ‘oicegr l” iii-riding PM‘ Cm it l! 3""! “i “W” u“ °d “d “d n“ m“ m“ ‘n of Que men (02 score) is o-e- zoo ilders added 01 of ' a“ “m” 0 “dud”, y 35M; g, s durums. The durum demand huh r he 3w. m 1 l w" 111d Powell 0 r m . l, ‘wad improvements o! boxes Que. (02 score) at I6 is nc jum .04 of i; Prawn 0 -‘ 1.3 1 “m, in can markets 3-8; 200 boxes Que fresh (92 cent. The Canadian ollar sold at Que Mm x n g, gmqpgngon, Qum- m“, ham unchanged ' score fresh (92 score) am 26 3-8; s discount of 15-16, off 7-64. Rem Aum ,, Seontnry-TNIIIINI- in them sections oi’ 1°" b°¥°$ Q“ m” m‘ “m” “ MAMEIW Red mire > _ M‘ “ l _ V. _.AA the three Prairie Provinces ggus- ggorgfiatiiilag w" Q“ 7°35 (33 5T A GLANCE Reno Gold _ .5-1c-a1 fig,‘ ti‘: m" °' m" Cheese spot-Erich M 1 u téclllfillllélrw i $3,251.” mm; Ea pot-On we - . ‘Ibron . on 1 o 1r “m” -°° ‘ ‘° ‘°" °’ “ 1.118115%." 1-" B 1"" " "éfiiptfi"w°i°i°é‘e’l“§’e "I it-“itt Ryufuturcsslsomsd - ' 5 T ‘° ‘ F" sh l: sons] lows but minor’ “$1.112.- ic‘ P‘ b Guumm" 8%“) “i-ebmilmfifmw 21g‘: e301‘ boosted prices to close -1 lower Mflfontm; °°' coffee hiolxiu- mun“; mbb" "*4 Sherrltt -___. in 8-8 wolgifihfgdribsélges neg; $116330 eflligiatllymonmdmy open B . lower. gmmzloe Qoud 1110i! ' 0X1 gum c1 Peukdl tntim 1n Lot narrowly. Outs ended 1-4 higher “m” W" ‘t 3° 1-’ .- 51,” m. 39 h Kings County. oo W11 to 1-4 lower, barley 1 lower to urr- gnfgu‘ vfiggnilou hm‘ 1 181:3“? Liv t kl Sou lmd P 1*"!- "f |'-“fl°,uh"',‘,,,“n,° “f”; ‘wndagd n“ 1" “m” t° 1-2 to 2a for solids, 1-2 101‘ no. es 0c 33:5; m‘, i. and “oh, I flaw“, 5m “ ' ‘Imprints and 27 1-2 for no. I _ IRE. ' gi-iemwrgz, 1,1“....."....“*“.i“: “W” 110"" m ..".r:s=zl.zsi.zhleers.laszlzr 1m... were ggugggh (Cgngdlgn new for A large, 2a 1-2 toi- A medium, fluehgde firmer ct $1.30 rail grade, Tens I. K. s. HEMMINGH (liming exchange rates:- Z2 1-2 ior B large and 21 for O. gfl- wegahed off cars and $9.65 Town-nu sa cm doom IM- At Montreal-Pound 5.01 io-sz; Cheese was 15 cents s round m‘ - 5°" remained steady Uchi . g5 s. dollar 1.00 15-11; franc raz nomlmin for Ontario white and iieitgfg ogre-ism agglchté Quasar; Ventures - , CO . . 4-17-2145 M New York-Pound 4.0a 1-8; otamesr Que whim n0 1 We Wig“- ! “$213M?” r Canadian dollar 09 1-16; franc 55 to 60: N- B- mie I19 1 80's 65: tolzrkices on all other kinds of live West c d 2.10 3-4. N. B. cobblers no l 80s 60; P. E. a wwgreo unchanged. steers sold wood Ca PIOIQSSIUIIII Ir 3 At Paris-Pound 111.04 fr: u. a. r. mts no 1 90s as-oo- Fla no. a new‘ t .5 with heifers up to so. wfl Borg dolls: 85.72 1-4 fr; Canadian dol- 50 lb crates 1.15; south Carolina. 4112 er cows were from $2.25 m ymjr y ——J.._- 1“ 35.42 3-4 fr. bbls new $6; S. Carolina new no 13M: Bgidd canners and cutter-s 1 ..ii..@1:.-rzi:1-1s.:1t.."..r- a. Fiel- 121 . ' “"1 u» w “"5"” n F isr 58.92 ‘cents. ' 000; 'Bermuda no 1 crates 2.00. “Venld calves sold from $3.75 to £~11 ' ' m»... aztmr M......-.I;.m.r.:r..r.:. E. ““ “LAW” “° ‘° “"5”- $5.131... chartered Awomtlni _..___-_-_-- MEXICAN Pom; (mops Mandy DEPARTMENT 0F PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS _ 5:10:10?”

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CONTRACTORS for the

The Department is _ of all parties owning suitable

All parties are requested to their name. address the type

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office of Dr. P. A.

1’ Mr. J. M. Hunter, Areiiitoc < Buildinl

Thousand Dollars to

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_ TENDERS 1 Sealed Tenders for the erection of a Nurses’ Home ‘ for the Provincial Sanatorlum will be received st-thc 1 Crecimsn, Medical Superintendent, . up to Wednesday, May 25th., 1938.

Plans and Specifications to be seen ui. the oilics of

to be erected without extras will be allowed. A certified cheek for Two accompany each Tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SIMON P. PAOLI, Chairman.

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IIDTIBE T0 TRIIGK OWNERS

bituminous paving work ln

this Province will require a number of diump trucks sult- able for the hauling of gravel and asphaltic mixtures.

therefore anxious to obtain a list

dump trucks in the Province

who are desirous of obtaining labour on these projects.

register at the office of the

Deputy Minister of Highways, before the 25th day of May,

of truck that they have and

the place in which they are willing to work. L. B. MacMILLAN, » Deputy Minister of Highways

CHARLUPPETOWN, May 16, 1938.

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6 loin pork chops

1 medium onion

2 tablespoons butter

2 talblepocn brown sugar 2 tablespoons vinegar

2 tablespoons lemon juice

1 121E cotsuip

3 lespomis Worcestershire

sauce 3-4 teaspoon mustard

TORONTO. a1 stocks closed today the Toronto exchange highest retiniz since

1-2 cup ‘winter -I cup opped celery

Method: Rub the chops well with salted flour then brown quickly in hcrt. melted shortening.

‘Transfer the chops to a shallow‘ bakinv. dish in which they can be}

HIIADACH!

(Canadian Pressl May l8-—Bo=o mel- at 77.63 ln_ index. their- April 2a. Gains of a point or more appear- ed among the seniors of the group snd Waite-Amulet shot ahead 6B

1% 162

cents to close at 233. Waite-Amulets sharp ‘nth/MICE resulted from new: of tho discov-

ery cf a new ore body in the mine.

Trade ln the issue reached 111.- nnoshores and the day's high price w: 2.35. Noranda sold st a new 1.111‘ price for the year st 63 1-8

and closed at

of 1 7-6. Sherritt, Budbury

ns. Dcme. Lake Hcllinger and all closed higher Wrizht Hargreaves

Shore, Bu!

W“

they looked a little around the close. Okslts

cum-S and . Royolite closed a wn.

Banks

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(Onnndisn "~11 Banks ' Canada Commerce Montrssl Non Rem

t 7.75.

A few of the penn golds re- . bob “no ‘yum “all m, Armstrona. Much c it is advance and Gillies Lake

38.690 shares and sdvsnced 3 1-2. Western oils had a dull day but

the top for a gain

Basin

placed flat on the bottom A small

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it in the mflled butter until it is tender but not browned. Add all

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fraction

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Life-Saver Tread Gives You Quickest, Safest Stops on Wet, Slippery Roads

HEN you're driving on slippery, rain-drenched

roads think what you'd give to turn the wet road under your car into a "dry” track. That's exact- ly what this new Siivertown Life-Saver Tread docs . . . because every inch of this new wider, flatter tread is specially designed to DRY the road . . . give you the quickest, non-skid stops you've ever seen i

And remember, this new slid-protected Goodrich Silvertown also has the famous Golden Ply blow-out protection. Thus you get twain-eat life-saving features

—-at no extra cost!

Get the thrill of a lifetime. Come in today for n free safety demonstration. Ride on this new Goodrich

Safety Silvertown. Feel the amazing Life-Savor . - , doopflccvco-nnbe TrcadinoctiornSeewhatitmosnstobcsavodby ; ldrrtrnokfortiae a Silvertown stop. " _ rubbu- so pip.

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Ind wear. with the following

“'5'”? Tread

"di ch ~ "igficeose tires

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ACTS LIKE A BATTERY OF WINDSIIIELD WIPEIIS

Tia nova-ailing spiral burs of the Life - Saver ‘hood .- sweep the wstor

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SKID-PROTECTION or LIFE-SAVER TREAD 01;» GOLDEN PLY BLOW-OUT PROTECTION

T. G. Charlottetown, Distributor.

FENNELL 8r CHANDLER, Charlottetown L. S. DUNNING, Kensington BRACE, McKAY & C0., LTD., Summerside D. O. CLARK, Mt. Stewart

MORRIS-BERNARD c0., LTD ,.Tignisl1 MYRICKS LIMITED, Alberton n. n. CAMPBELL, O’Leary

DUNNING BROS. New London CENTRAL GARA E_ Montague C. H. HORTON, Murray River

Eastern Guardian

. .'Thb column Is reserved for news of local interest but advertising of o newsy nature may bc insc a) 4c a word strictly pnysbio in ad- vanes.

‘SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Charlottetown Guardian ma‘; be handed to their Rent. Archie ume.

..'PAGEANT ENJOYED-A po- geant entitled “A Mother's Easter Faith" was presented by the Ster- ling Y. P. U. of Lower Montague in their church on Tuesday, May 10. Eighteen characters were needed and every port was well taken. Miss Elizabeth McEwen, Alice An- near, Leah McLeod. Mr. Alan Nicholson and Ellsworth Edmunds deserve special mention as they wok the leading parts in such a splendid way. Between the first and second acts the number "Jesus is Dead" was sung by Beth Cowon, Alice Annear. and Barbara Vaich- er. The same eveniniz a sun a- lojue with pantomime entlted "Mother's Crown" was also pres- ented, with Elizabeth McEwen as Mother. The render for this part was Miss Claudia McFarlane with Miss Vivian Armstrong as soloist. The pantomime was in seven parts and was as follows: 1st. Tribute t0 Mother. Mnrizaret McKenna with 2nd. Marizaret Lamont, and Albert Aiken; 3rd. Elizabeth Mc- Ewen and Stanley Attken; 4th. Mother's Crown and Cross; 51-h. Delia Rosa Gods Way (in two parts»; 6th. Ellsworth Edmunds‘. 7th. Rev. Arthur 14mg. As Mother Tauzht. Marcella Taylor. with Em- ily Edmunds. Jean Poole, Phyllis Cownn and Mary Altken. Hymn of Freedom. Alan Nicholson as a soldier: Alice Annear as Red Cross nurse; Parker Altken as s. sailor. Steal Awav to Jesus. Leah McLeod and Ralph Coulson. The crowning of the Mother was a very lovely ceremony and with the special lighting efiects made a very beau- tiful tableaux. Alan Nicholson as the soldier. and Parker Aitken as the sailor stood with crossed floss behind the Mother. Miss Elizabeth

' Mcliwen, while Miss Alice Annear

as Bed Cross Nurse placed the crown on her head. The benedic-

tion was pronounced by Rev. C. E. red duo Mr. Hector Schurman and Mr. Stanley Hlcken wthc had ‘ 0f the iiahtim and did their work so well. Also Miss Agnes Annear. who directed the pageant and song- alogue. Few people realize the work involved in presenting a pag- in a church. and the results achieved in this cue were sureiv worthy of sceciol mention. .._.___.____.

PERSONALS

..'Mi-s. Eddie Gcrnhmn and baby daughter Mai-worst Jean. of Char- lottetown. are visiting Mrs. Garn- hunfs parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MmGrecor. Montague. L

...'Among the Sunday visitors to Monuaue were Miss Jean and Miss Verna. Rodd. Miss Beatrice Mac- Nelll. Mr. Homer Nicholson. Mr. Tony Iillsms. nil o! Dim-lotte-

Aiivertieing liaise-Payable in Aiivancve"

Uontrni Uuantinn locals. 4o per word; Western lulu Lantern locals, z.-

pcr word; Announcements mu Cumin; Events Zn por- wurd|

ho pa! win-u; Ln Mourns-inns bonus-u,

V Ulnullleii W" lltu- inch; Lists 01 Floral null

BDh-ituul uliorluss one» etc. 4o p: unmo~ Lott. ‘ ' In! inch. Notices in Thniiks ‘m! Apzrociutlbn, vol-Hog mdtlfnx

word. Ulnar rotor on application. Minimum Charge

sor any advertisement twenty-fin.- oonu.

For Sale

To Let

HORSES FOR SALE AT MORELL Hotel Stables. Apply M. W. Wood

FOR SALE — ONE PAIR CHEAP work horses. Apply rarker A. Horne. Brookflelc. 11-560-3-18-31.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS 60c hundred. 75c by mall. $4.50 thou- sand. F. S. Reeves, Southport.

L-417-5-l2-18i.

FOR SALE-CHEVROLET TOUR- ing in good working condition. Wlliliun Coady, Hazelbrook.

L-575-5—l8-3i

FOR SALE — ONE GOOD DRIV- ing wagon. WU sell cheap. Also Rubber Traces and Belting. Clin- ton Morrison. Fredericton.

L-5U9-5-17-4i.

FOR SALE-SMALL COOKING stoves suitable for summer homes or otherwise; number oi water fronts of various kinds oi rnnizes. also izrotcs linings. grates to» and rings for larxzc John Bull Ranges. B8 Rochfcrd St. 11-574-5-18-21

FOR SALE—3 YEAR OLD FILLY. Sire “ArolaP Dam "Betty Mozart’. A0011’ M. F‘. Wu sh. 5i Chestnut Street. L-6l0-5-19-3i.

FOR SALE - 1921 FORD COUPE 4 izood tires. tlbOd runniml order. Cheap for cash. E. L. Royston. Charlottetown. R. R. 6.

L-594~5-l9-3i.

FOR SALE -— 1930 PORDSON ‘Proctor 1n A-l condition. Agplv care Guardian. 1.-591-5-1 -al.

FOR SALE - c9 ACRES 0A choice land. Handy Church urn. School. John L. Ford. Winsloe.

L-592-5-10-3l.

.€______i______ FOB SALE AT CARLETON SID-

lnz. comortable. six room bung- a‘ow. in nood renclr. Charles Doull. Carleton Sldln .

L-57 4-17-1941. Female Help Wanted ETmFiTirTeTwZrI-lPEFFE housowurk. Apply Box “J" cio Guardian. L-539-5-17-31 WANTED-COUNTRY GIRL FOR

housework. Apply Guardian. Lr-BN-Ii-IO-Iil. WANTID EXPERIENCED MAID

yood references. A 1y 30 Roch- ord Square. 416-6-10-81.

Lost uis-r on rAvnrsnr ss-rwssn

and North Rustloo l 1mm

Summe

tnrnsulln bocrlnf name “be y Transfer." Not iv Erskine Clsrk. Alba-tori. Is

T0 um - Bu» srrrmc noon fireplace. 1:5 moniord Square. L-soe-c-rs-al

T0 LET —- FIVE ROOMS, BATH

and nails. in ootzage. No other tenement in building. Apply 1141 ureat George Street. L-lB8-5-6-LL T0

LET FOR. THE SUMMER months, furnished cottage 1n Bflzhwn. Aimly to 46 ureeirfleid