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. This offer h in efiect ‘°"‘“"“‘ "°"’ m7»:- for a limited time only! sma- Cloae ' Bell rel 14.8 1-z Brazilian 9 5-8 Gan Nor Pr 5 l-z EDDIH BROS 9 Can Car Pfd as 1-4 a a» ll-l -. _ 33* .§‘°‘.'. e c me 0% coal Pfd 1a W" 3&7‘. "a D e . fi Textile 1s Dryden 4 1-2 Auction Sale n no Int. Nickel 31 1-2 Mtl Power 21 7-8 B trial: SBtIFeEeYCu g Wednesday, June 17th, 2 P. M. Norands 44 r-a Quebec Power 12 1-2 Desirable Property on Upper Prince Street Montreal flurh The double residence property of Mrs. Margaret. _ Oliver, 75-77 Upper Prince Street. Excellent location, (Canlf-‘fflln Pm‘) “ extensive grounds, house in good order, generally; plumbing and heating in good conditionavrliiille) bifiéler Stocle! I Close new; one half of house newly renovated. l e o er- B A on m b2 ed at public auction on the premises above date and goeaéuxmals 1:54; ll°‘"‘- m; Walker 44 For particulars, apply at No. 75, or_at the office of finmglzg“ 93g 34 K. J. 8: K. M. Martin, or to the undersigned, 1m pm 12 3-4 W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer. Toronto exchange

6424547’ TORONTO, June 16—(CP)—The

stock marker, was inclined to await

. ,_ .- *1‘ developments in the various war 1* 7811895000811?’ and tréflin dwznodled

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~ Advertising Rates-Payable Ill Advance can... Th. coda... h... m.-

000 on Tuesday of last week. Walkers common gained a. point to 44, Industrial Alcohol A was up

Minimum Charge for Any Advertisement: 25 Cents

Oil gained 1-4 to 8 3-4 while trad- ing in substantial volume. Other senior oils were unchanged and the miscellaneous group harbored a few more gains than lcsses.

aha-dish locale. so oer word: Www 1M Elm“! "m" 1-4 to a l-2, CBJlBdB Malling firm-

lwlri" ":"':l"'.l"::l:..::il. §:.;..-'l:..'§';::'.:"..l*u.:".:: a 1-4 a =16 M we Cal-ade- o .

gmfiflnld "smtm 077%: on“ ‘m 5o “we; Lem" a, Breweries firmed 5 to 1.35.1m.per.a.l

l amnofumiiu w wfrihhaiiurifl»: f ddit nal or o ea e H1 fgrglifllii: 1'5‘; ‘Jf-"ihih orotc ‘Lord. List: of Subscriptions Jcents pa: tnch. Addrcsa and gfeaeutnlion $1.00. Other rates an application

Condolence 70c per Inch;

For Sale

51 um: - i SIDE DELIVERY

Bell Telephone, Distillers-Seagranls, the Gat-ineall issues, Goodyear pfd, the International Metals issues United Fuel A. Union Gas and Sfmpscns pfd.

Wanted

WANTED-MEDIUM SIZED USED

t i b it bl f electrical McIntyre gained l-2 to 41 l-2, Rml l‘ Ema‘ fimflslhilsf-‘iti. rgfrigeliitiglill. Aplgly 321ml?!‘ Elec- Lake Shore firmed 10 and Dome Mom ' ' ' tr .. - -31- and Holllnger “were unchanged. 11 51111; ._ 5500M!) l-MND BIN Losses of 5 cen or more were {$2, Apply P. J. Sentmilé: Agents Wanted giggled gylggfgilgrrgffianllorelrdamb

Gold Fields and Wright-Hargreaves. smelters weakened l-2 to 36 7-8, Ontario Nickel was down l-B to l3 3-8. Steep Rock lost 2 to 150 and Pend Oreille 5 cents to 1.25. Inter- éiaitlonal Nickel gained 3-4 to 31

AGENTS T0 SELL PORTRAIT Enlargements biz monev maker. United Art. Toronto. 5-14-361.

Miscellaneous

5 - NICE CORNER LOT Fiiithsilivlczlilng. APPIY at 20" °Y' mouth St. '

it SALE-PURE BRED SHORT: “item Bull. 15 months. Ham San

delson, West Royalty. 6-17-20. [NEWEST on‘ PER"MANENTS_ Calgary and Edmonton advanced M“ Jmmston! Beauty $810,, 5 to 1.05. Vermileta gained 3-8 to llCKEREL BARRELS 1G Clark Ban-gums 64547‘ 11 3-8 and other western oil is- git!“ ggmtegwfglntfa °- 64.747 - sues held unchanged.

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Female Help Wanted

WANTED - HOUSEKEEPER Folt elderly man in apartment. Refer- ence required. Apply 10 gllndfis

n SALE - 15 ooims nann- wood. 8 ft, lengths. P. Doreth . Iona. 6474K‘

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- _ 16- . ———— Ml COW Ambm” Doylejialeiafl. Esplanade (cahadlah Press) \ m G’°"°' To Let "mnolrro, June 16- SALE _, 0N5 '31 FORD llrht delivery truck, tour 6 P13: TO 1m‘ - ADJOINING HOUSE- Sleek: Clm lies, practically new. Apply Jen keeping rooms. Phone Big-ii; 20 A on 6 kill; Bros, summerside. 6- - l; time 5"’°‘5"”'°" ... £3552“ 1,1,, , ._ ERY BUSI- t 15 WeymouthStreet. Recently A cu 4° B HALE trade, mod- ienovated inside. To be painted 1111:3011 300 m‘ “$5333? G00d location Ex- outside Rent $22.00. ADDlV J- Aum, G071 118 “ll E ll - ' ' _ _ gllenill“="mil,°iflié‘““lllhf.i.‘ii.‘é gggamac . °°““ q ' - _ ADJOINING 11 company 8-17 ll. ‘IO LET TWO Bonetal u {mm- rooms, ground floor and three 0n loll SALE - rwo yuan OLD second. suitable for light helllfie- gggfgy,” 7:3 led Shorthorn bull, Eligible for keeplns. Apply 17 Upper P115 g7- Bu" can a ltllstration. A. n. show. boro. 6- - - ca, mm m ..._____:————1 cream Moms SCHOOL gggg fig; 1°; Male Help Wanted Honor roll for the month 051W‘? ggtfliger ur go __11 D0'6; . I10 o ANTED _ MAN FOR FAxM malaise Bfacquiwlvlezlgurgfnlreng Le- Denison 51.3 work. Apply Mrs. James Blake. clam Dome 15.1.3 WHMWWWH W" R°Y°"y' Grade lx-1. rhhma neucetle: l. East Crest a 1- Phona 808-1» ""45"" Regina Gallant; a. Evelyn Gauth- E715: figs-l lei o a - FOR SMALL Fun‘ MUST lerGrade VIII-l. Marion Doyle; 2. Fed rKifk ‘:1, i} b’ 5mm‘- reuable‘ experienced’ Roseno Buote- 3. Freda Gallant. Gcldale 9 74; Write S Bradshaw. Oxford Junc- Grade vI_1‘ E118,“ Leclalr- 2. Gold Gate 3 mrraine Doucette; 3. Matilda 'Pin- Gunnar 3 1.3 d. - IEN ED SHEET Bflll- Holllllger 850 Iuilldiznwciirfi? stegdv employ- Grade V—1-_Mv-r1I<>fl¢ giallanltlé Home oll ass mat. Apply D. A. Cumminizs Noel Gauthier, 3. vlilnc $041k 2- Inspire 39 , .. 27s Upper Water Street.“ Grade IV-l. ‘$181.9 iklllfl 7- Int Nick 311-4 N» 8- “biiiiiiladi °."..§‘.§“E“%i.2i.i..§.‘i* ,J$,<;",,,,, v - - - 43s 2. Alvlre LeClair; 3. Norman Do.l- L111, sh NO l “Si... 1r f) l Frances Pe-e-c L‘“iz‘l“°oro a’; . r a I - - - - Lena Cad 7 and Elizabeth Doyle: 2- 1965mm’ itch 57 _ Gallant; 3. Isabel Blacqulere. h Mme u‘ m5 Ansel Meeting .‘.‘i.“..i..3‘aiiii.;t1 ails... Mme- ..- e Annual Meeting of P. E. l. nnggfsfgc 5° taut Orphanage will be held Mex “n. 175 lion Church Hall. Prince Sta Mensa“! 51 euelhwh, r. .., 0h rrtdar mwnu" l Pin , June 19th. 1942 at I o'clock Mm Corp "g 1-3 umber of trustees are to be ggaybo: 13 1'3 minted to the hoard and all eon- 037"“ "- 45 tors present will have a vote; P] 7:58 m "Wlete. printed financial report! Pigneelfow m) be distributed and the work of P: to 141 institution freel dlacuaaed- m” god 315 u meeting la wde open to the n° l 3 3'4 llc and all are cordially ln- gfimAt/‘Ql’ "5 u. attend; the Clergy are 57m 68 to make thla announcement n 35 Slave Lake 3 "l! Sunday prevloua. Steep Rock lilo IRA M. BROWN. ‘F !ec'y.-'l‘reaa. $73.: Hgi: 13g 1' ._ e-io-lz-lli-ii-io. venture‘ m Verrnilléita l1 3.3 Wend o ~_ l7 Wrt Harg , [40 FOR SALE w ' wit» , vrmsnul _' Ueveral s . Pend Ore iaa k G7 helflsldof Englm; rbbl enamel Gala of Vancouver, 'I‘otal sales 00.000. _ . ass. ns e and ou 0.1.“ been appointed to the "I

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17:1! doors. Also brick and gflk"'g}"ucl"l'"'" ""1" "l" ‘h’

onorary Captain. It waa

' M. hhcedahl b ill r1 l- —-- r "'i'°ch-..h...-I $75.. yet ‘v.35... Up to and The her diamond ‘w lama "e" M“ or". leer... renters; ... II II d to flcadqnartcn ll 1e W G ~95. t cox HOTEL rhenjlie will ‘diitlectbifllitreziorltrorlill flilu€1eWi-efteti§irce'w h" today-Jot 7‘ soums iewnh Dntdflflflllel In the cahhdlah o? year-Papa; vedvgélia- _ rlnyurrth dl 1| fth ovens-CO nw! n- “ n 1' """ " Principal Protesting rzlthatiallnfii. e Three years-leather I.

Slightly lower prices ruled for 7

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lieu York Stock

Exchange (Canadian Prue) Bloch Close Am ‘Del Tel ' 114 a4 Anaconda 24 Baldwin L000 10 5-8 Bendix Av 29 7-8 Beth Steel 51 8-1 Ches Ohio 80 Chrysler 00 1-4 Con Edison 13 1-8 Elec Auto Lite 26 8-4 Gen Elec 26 Gen Motors 3!! 3-4 Gt Nor Ptd 20 l-ll e00 27 1-2 N Y Central 7 1-8 Nor Am Co 8 l-B Phil Pet Co 3'1 - 7 l Std Oil N J 37 t ' Std Oil N J 34 3-4 Doris McEwan, British Colum- ggliadcgl: 32: a a bla's first girl ship welder, show! , - ti h t t l . - u s Rubber 1r v-a fiuime-ifl e—~———l - 3sdsi°°<= TWP sri S ar "‘ ana um o 6 7-8 :" Vvzllest Union m 25 re e v ug ' est Elec 71 1-2 WWW... _ Is Permitted ___________ _____ m one. l": t a in us n l1 '1 pffr-wtxti gar ration, brinzlY-B coiown ti) gill’ a pound Del‘ neck l!“ person, doesn't affecgnthe clinging "'“__ ti d some me MONTREAL, June 16—(GP)—- ;§%,‘f‘*,,,‘;{,‘£,,l3§ etumiflagt-ime Prices ‘Illllditlgidual issues registered new and Trade goal-d, h‘, n;l..s.:"sall ‘°;‘?§.‘.i..§§“°" one crew... "W ‘i: t, din wd ‘ ' _ each pound of r canning ' chafing: 1,1111%“? mtjffkefm ex Preserving.

Winnipeg Electric preferred em Three-quarters of a pound th

Dcnded Monday's stock market and p tionally to a new and stronger 1n the Montreal Power and per cent preferred. The Canada Steamship issues were both Lrrner ill carriers, the common reached its bzst level since 1940 and the preferred acquiring a. major fraction advancement. C.P. R. was alhead at. one time. International Nickel was 11 SHOWN‘ spot m pivotal metal but Consolidated Sznelters and Nor. anda slipped. Imperial and Inter-

e ed for making jams and jellies. Requirements for purchase

Gatineau 5

och lot of sugar is needoci. Weght of fruit means

as picked.

In order that no more sugar than necessary be used. canning should be pianned carefully. so as not to

House Flies And

easel. at" e - Canadian lironne led firmer in- <_ dustrials with a jump cf 2 points .__. _ and others in the division pointed “pwml we" mmmk" Blldls- Al- Now is the time to kill the house

gems Steel and Cockshu Canadian Car and Dosco osers.

Canadian Foreign Investment was WP B major fraction in miscellan- eous and Dominion Textile fell back more than a point.

tfqpmw- fly. One authority has estimated ‘B’ W" that a pair of flies beginning opera- tions ln April may be the progeni- tors, if all were to live, of sufficient flies to cover the earth 47 feet deep by August.

Total sales: 5.800 shares; Indug. 7,1311: g ‘fifesmfflcfiflfigufi 222611112: trials. 6E2; Mines, 6E0. germekntlng and llileglectecgdlgarbige ‘Tm urnis es an exce en m um r

fly breeding. To prevent such breed-

Gr ' in every household should have a

sufficient number of garbage cans

to take care of the daily output.

_€_ They should be tightly cgvertidl and

wmwlygg J 16_ _ at sholtintervals tiley nou De pqllowmg an '1meveu:§u1 sessggfnon thorqughy cleaned with hot water winnjpgg 5-1-1111 exchange ma,“ and rye. says G. Allan Mail, of one the July wheat future zcnlained D°mm°n mmm°1°31°a1 Lammwly

unchan t8 - t KBIIIIOOPS-

1n mfiail, 2,,§.§,°°,{,‘,‘§,f,,bf1§§§{ Instead of pllng garbage in dumps pers took small quantities of lo. 1 Wm“ rms- ‘HF? “F.1d, “h” ‘mac's and 2 nm-1he1.n_ Spreads were “m, multiply, municipalities should 1n- and 11115111955 1n other grades w“ clnerate waste materials that have 115911311111 no salvage va.ue._

m“; and 101mm, transactions Heaps of decaying onions, other made 117, bushes 1n the come vegetables, grass clippings and frul.s grain 1L 1118M 01191-11185 awed rye as well _as ‘decaying straw and 1n P051113 11111111011111 ‘£11m weeds will also breed flies. Such

Q1111“ 9111111135 close; breeding places should be sprayed

Wheat: July so s-as. “m” 0" °1.' "m7"- 01115; July 51 1,33; Oct 5o 3: The chief importance of the Barley; July 54 3_4B_ Oct 33 5_8_ house fly ls as a. carrier of disease. flush 11°55; Not only do its hairy less Dick 11D W11”; 1 hard a0; 1 no, m; 7 disease germs but its filthy feeding 11°1- 76 7-3; 3 no, 73 54; 4 no, 71 habits result in contamination of _4_ 5 “heat 69 74;‘ 6 when 67 everything 1t touches. Typhoid fever, 7-3; 1951-1 “ma; 65 34;; 1 "met 73 eye diseases, parasitic worms, surn- 1_3; 2 game; 73 1,8; 3 gamer’ 77 mer complaint and tuberculosis ale 1.3; 1 amber durum 82 3_4_ some of the diseases carried by the Oats: a ow 5i 1-2; ex a cw s1 “m” ill“- 1-g; 3 cw 51 14; ex 1 feed 51 14; The Proper protection and d17- 2 feed so i-8: a feed 4'1. PW“ ° “image L? l‘ Pllmuy °°“' Barley: l and g 3w 6 row 64 34: lrcl measure. All windows and doors 1 and g Cw 2 1W 64 34; 3 Cw 6 should be screened. Fly traps, sticky ma, 54 3.4; 1 feed 64 34; 7 mm papers and fly poisons all have the: 54 3.4 place. A very satisfactory poisoned bait is made of two or three tea- spoonfuls of formaldehyde to a pint of milk and water mixed half and Pfoflucg Pflcgs half. a small piece of bread or a small sponge is placed on a saucer and saturated with the mixture, -—--- leaving a little liquid in the saucer. M , June 16-fCP)- Itxposed out o: reach or children o1 Canadian Commodity Exchange. pets this bait will kill many flies. Butter szpot: Que (92 score) 84 ----i---___ g-tz-St 1- , sales, 100 boxes at

n“ Protecting

Eggs f2 EflSl A-lt! , , gg 1;;j;-f~ngp-;,°%f_-,=g,g%i H Furniture To Aid

War Effort

CARE WILL ADD LENGTH TO

LIFE OF WOODEN FURNITURE

AND AVOID Nlléllilil: FOR REPLACE- 7'1.‘

, June 16—(CiP)- grtoes here today as reported by t e Dominion De- partment of Agriculture follow:- E235: graded shipment selling A-large 33 l-2; A-medium 3i l-Z; B 28 1-2-29; C 24 1-2—26. first ade creamer!

ing , 86-86; first

grade ids, jabbing price, 34 l-2— 36 1-2; current receipt, Que no 1 pasteurized 84 l-B; no 2 33 l-B; wholesale, Que no l pasteurized 34 l-2, no 2 33 3-4. Cheese: current receipts, western and Que, white, 19 5-3 FOB Mont- real; wholesale, western and Que, white 20 first grade PAS Montreal. Potatoes: '75 lb

Better care of wooden household furniture to make it last longer and avoid replacement, thus easin the strain on strategic labor, mach nei-y and transportation is recommended

y the Consumer Information Service at Ottawa.

Chief enemies o! wooden furniture are slimmer moisture. and the dry heat of homes and apartments in 1 a5, winter. They cause loose joints, _ "Pm loosening of veneer, warping and

lb cracking in tile furniture. Best pro-

1 . : loo W "B- M 1 "m" and 80'1"‘ fiir“.‘>‘l“pfili‘.i"ii..‘i°tiii‘.§ii'iiie ‘i335

c"°um' “Mel 5"’ 3554m- face of the wood and preserve it

There are good furniture polishes on the market, or a good and inex- pensive one can be made at home by mixing one part turpentine with two parts of boiled linseed oil. .___. Polish that is bought ready mix pmw ylguug Jun, 1s_(qp)_ should be used according to direct- ‘Iltle oanadlah dollar eased l-ic of 10M-

a cent in today's foreign exchange The turpentine-oil mixture. should dgflln‘; to close ,1; a (lucoum of be used at least twice a year on lo l-le per cent in re‘sticn to the furniture which is varnished or Unmq 5mg“ 5011411; (gnaw. oiled. The turpentine in the mix- pbl-elgn 31.1mm“ gomml 30nd tune will loosen the dirt and grime rate lib-Ml pq- cent dlgcgunl) which collects on fitrniture, and the Th, pound 59mm; 113mm; un- oil will penetrate the wood pores and mam“ u; _o4_ keep the wood in R006 condition l Not only will this mixture help in Five years-Wooden weddlnl- TOIOHBIH! the life o! wooden furni-

Currencies

Seven years - Woolen ddlng. ure, but it will add to its beauty Ten years-Tin weddi . and lustre. Apply with a soft doth. Twelve years-Silk or nen wed- Wipe off the excess with a clean

ng, cloth. then fold this cloth over and Fifteen years-Crystal wedding. use it to rub the wood surface until ‘Pwenty ears-China wedding it is P111111?!’ 111'!‘ and finsflfl will Twenty- ive years -- silver wed- leave no marks.

g if the wood is badly soiled. it liecfs wo lllTlV before polishing. To wrrh. us»? u mxill e of three tab?- g-“N-Q (‘r |.-t'~l |-».

n .

Thirty years-Pearl wedding. Florty years-Ruby wedding.

Fifty yenrs-Klolrien weddww. Seventy-file years-D.amond WC.‘- n3.

of sugar to one pound of fruit is aiiow-

WP 111 "unlit; sugar for these purposes are that each applicant, on each occasion. supplv the retailer with name. ad- dress and weight of fruit for Mitch e

weight. of

fruit as purchased, or, for those who have their own fruit, its weight.

L, Illlicrtf‘; rill:

Training of Army Tradesmen

One of‘The Most Vital Phdses Of Canadian Army Pffigmm

How does a soldier become a tradesmen? ,

He is first selected by an officer of the Directorate of Personnel Sel- ection in a. Basic Traning Centre. On completion of his basic military training, he goes to an Advanced Training Centre of the Corps to which he is finally selected by the Commanding Officer and proceeds to one of the trade training institu- tions across Canada. When his trade course is completed, he re- turns to his iralnging Centre or Unit; where he receives practical trade training and the military applica- tlon of his trade.

'I‘i-le economic depression which commenced some ten years ago

rlor to the outbreak of present

ostilities had a profound effect in the tradesmen situation in the Canadian Army, which effect be- came more pronounced with the very considerable expansion of the Amed Forces following the collapse of France.

FEW APPRENTICES TRAINTID

During the years of economic depression, few apprentices were being train-ed in Industry in the building and mechanical trades. It seemed that few jobs could be available for the apprentice upon completion of his service and it fur- ther seemed to the trained trades- mall that ii iva; unwise to trail. apprentices to complete ivilh lh-Pi. fOl‘ the limited illlmbel" of Jobs available. Funk fol" military train- tug were spnxcc and no peace time expansion of military forces was in sight which could have absorbed ally considerable number of trades- men ei-eii had the training facilities existed.

This result-ed in a minimum num- ber of tradesmen being trained either by Industry or the Army during the years 1929-39.

The strain W115 not felt, by the 1st; Division, nor to any considerable extent by the 2nd DliflslOll. But by the tithe thethird and subsequ- ent Divisions were mobilized, it was apparent that the rapidly expand- lng munitions industry had attract-

lut-ion. hot in a double holler. wash the WQOd with a soft cloth dippe in th-a sdutfoll. rub dry with a11- other soft cloth. Now the wood ~s ready for polishing, as described a ve.

Little scratches can be concealed by rubbing each with a nut meat as walnut, and there are commerc- ial ‘products which also do this lob we‘

Q.

If waxed furniture becomes spott- ed or scratched, it should be washed with turpentine before rewaxing.

White spots on varnished furni- ture caused by water or hot dishes can be l-cnlnved by rubbing lightly with a pit-cc of funnel cfampriicd with spirits of caniphor or essence Of peppermint; or you can use, _ but very sparingly - a drop or two of ammonia c‘ a dam cloth. Then cover the surface wth furniture polish.

Sheets that are too large will give longer wear than those that are too small. Measure your beds before build! sheeting. Allow for the thickness of the mattress. for n good irck-in nt sides. top and bot- tnln, and for shrinkinu when wnsii. ed. Average width for a siliulr- ln-(l RR inches, double bod lll to 90 inch. 9S

a sprain;

I

_j_________. ed most of the available supply?! wadewwn m the} more lumatlve (and safer) occupation of sllPP-Yglgg munitions and equipment i" “e

L!‘ p5. OODEVISED vast‘ SCHEME

It, therefore, became necessary i0 inaugurate a _ very wllfslderable scheme of training 1° Pmllde per‘ sonnet sufficlentlyr skilled to keep the “quads of me Army in motion.

when it is realized that the pro- portion of men to motor ears 01' lorles 1h the ArmY is roughly 511 and men to motorcycles 10-1. the problem of supplying tradesmen. in the automotive trades l0 T913111” and service the tens 0i thousands of vehlctes on estalisnments will be visualized as one of WY)’ wn-tlder"

. tions. abiiedgeftipi’; this problem of servic- ing Army vehicles lstlmt of the expanding use of Radio and Wire- less communications and electrical control system for anti-aircraft firs. The numbers of Wlrecss and Radio Technicians. repel!” m?" and 1"" isans to work on the more com- plicated type of optical instrumems. range finders. etc. grows with $110 passing months. _