SEPTEMBER s. 19,; f _

At Mrs. Arthur Miller's, 240

lncludin 2 mahogany cano pieces. A lot of steel en of Currier und Ives prin liric-lt-iirac. all very valuab day of‘ sale by applying to pointment. Terms cash,

1.11151

0f Antique Walnut and Mahogany Furniture

tember 9th at 10.30 deloek.

A "M 10¢ of malwruny furniture in chairs aarai rein‘

‘ I I In Cana n. chests of drawer‘: mp bed,’ ‘he most valuable gravings 5- A lot of rare old le. Call be seen any

I. A. MACDONALD,

on ocnvoceeaouoaortcsctctco: o-zt . 41-0-31

SAL

Euston street on Friday, 59p-

er beautiful "'4' l Blllendid collection

the owner. Phone Zglfmiol-lpapg " |

Auctioncc '.

flAdvertising Rates-Payable in Advance

ventral Guardian locals. 4c oer word: Western and Eastern locals ‘is per word; Announcements and Comin fied 2c per word; in Memoriam Notic

l-‘l and Spiritual Offerin i (ouiltil

j imum dmrge for any advertisement twenty-five cents.

gs. Cards. et:., 4c per name; letter; o! encc 70c per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for $1 iiiiil l0 r-euts for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and .\oiii't'ci=\iiull. 701v per inch or 4c per word. Other rates on applica- ti:

K Events 2c per word; cs. 70c per inch; Lists of

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litmrders Wanted For Sale

NTS ACCOMMODATED: FOR SALE _'. coon WORK

l\t"zll‘ Huston. 21 Elm Ave. Horse. Price $60.00. Apply Rgy

. L'975'9'3'31- 0195171’. Cornwall. L-1064-U—7-3l.

(Gilli. STUDENTS ACCOMMO- VESSEL FOR. SALE-MOTOR wimp '1 King gqimm Vessel 23 ton. Twin Engines. Bar- L-103-9-6-3l, eth, Alberton.

rtutmpsinr: - refit P. W. C. Books. 60 Kent Street. L~1029-9-6-3i. Jl.\l.lf SPUDIENTB‘ ACCOMMO- dltti-ii at 170 Sydney Street. L-l005-9-3-3i. _ 'l\l'0 S'l‘lYl)I-.NTS ACCOMMO-

uiiied. 98 Upper Hillsboro. . _ L-894o8-3l-6l.

_ ‘n nctroiimofirso iii .i Uppiu" Prince Street. Bcys pre- ferred. 14-909-9-1-3-6-8.

“ANTED BOARDERS-ALCOM- inodnilon available for two busi- TIPrS men or students at com- fortable private home. Phone 104.2 or 610-J. 11-1041-9-6-31.

ROOMS FOR STUDENTS. RE- n~-unl>le rates. Apply 122 Upper Prince Street. L-1043-9-6-31.

Mole Help Wanted

w fwrioiiwsraiifi A. C. Dutfctt. New- . 11-1046-9-6-31.

I'D — BOT FOR FARM Apply l-inrold Glllispie.

writ.‘ tlnirltittctoivii R. R. 6. L-985-9-3-6-8.

——T§T.ei

. T0 . APPLY ‘l0 =l Slrtel, L-il23-9-8-3i. 5011?: nooiuisn arr. iill.ill'lll~llt‘(‘l, 177 Kent St.

L109 8i

— TIVO ADJOINING 139 Hillsiboro. 1.-l047-9-6-3l T" l.l'I’l‘ —- IlliA'I‘l-ID APARTMENT. .~\;~l1i,\" 11 Grafton Street. L-ll24-9-8-8i.

LET

urillf.

89 Sydney St.

' ROOM IIWUSE. ouvenit-nccs. pipcless rent. reasonable. 149

Lll36-9-8-3i

. u are. Avenue. — IIEATED APARTMENT on first floor. six rooms and bath. Centrally located. Phone ODS-J. for appointment. L-424-8-16-tt-s-tf

T0 ltENT—5 ROOM APARTMENT furnished. Centrally located. Mod-

e; ' ~v me ts. Phone 60. ll 11111110 E‘ II L_1l34_9_8_3‘.

T" LE1‘ — DESIRABLE HOUSE with living room. dining room. new kitchen. three bedrooms. re room. garage Rent reason- able. lwrs, John Bymc. Regent imiel. L-1008-9- -3i.

I-‘einale Help Wanted

\\’.\ .\'l‘lu'll ‘EXPERIENCED MAID

ioi- general housework. Apply Box c-o Guardian. Ll002-9-7-3l

WAYFPID-COUNTRY GIRL FOR

llflihpwofk, family of three. Hipiy Guardian. L—l095-9-7-3i.

Wanted l) --A BED SITTING

ll‘ .»\ .\' 'l‘l'-I l" lientcd and furnished. Cen- locntcd, Write Z. Y. Z. care

1-‘. FOR RENT. FIVE ROOM! Q

L-1085-9-7-3l.

non sou: omen, WALNUT dining room set. Almost new.

Write “D" Guardian. Ll09l-9-7-3i

FOR SALE-PURE nrmo SHORT- horn bull, three years old. Price right. Wilfred Pickering. Clinton.

L-lllii-Q-B-Iii.

gain. G. C. MacB l. E. I.

THE CHARLCTTETOWN GUARDIAN

snxxrouonrnoms

i . _ Montreal Stock

' eitoeh

Exchange

(Canadian Preu)

Apply 314 Fitzroy St, Ll139-9-8-3i

Byrne Bros, North River.

roa SALE_— 1 DINING ROOM Suite, 1 Library Table. 2 large Wilton Rugs, 1 Sewin ' Apply Mrs. G. R. Kee e. a Rich- mont Street.

Miscellaneous

KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE STUD- orit work 25c. Student Perman- ents $1.50 L-I1l0-9-8-6i.

(JAR LEAVING FOR. PORTLAND Friday. accommodations, two passengers. Phone 1199.

L-l099-9-7-2l.

Lost

LOST-BETWEEN RED INDIAN and Roy's Service Stations, $12. Finder leave at Red Indian.

L—ll03-9-7-2i

Currencies.

NEW YORK. Sept. 7 —(AP)-—- The British pound weathered a midday sinking spell today to close at $4.82 7-8. 3-4 of a cent United States dollar and close to the (law's high established in ‘early dealings.

'I'hc better sentiment in money circles. apparently engendered by reports the Czechoslovak govern- ment had transmitted an ac- ceptable basis for further negoti- ations to the Sticletcn minority. seemed to disregard the chilling effect of late cables indicating negotiations had again reached an impasse following an incident involving Czechoslovak police and Sudeten Germans.

French francs ended .00 8-8 of’ n cent higher at 2.70 3-4 and the Swiss franc gained .02 of a cent. The guilder remained unchanged while the belgn-which has lately advanced counter to the trend of the marketr-dipned .03 of nccnt. The Canadian dollar was up -32 of a cent at 99 3-4.

\OO-O4O #900 GO+QOOO §-O~§#O-§§1

Apartment Wanted

Heated in centre of City, three Itedrooms. living room dining room, kitchen an bathroom Immediate posses- Irlril. Rental $40. Phone or c . .

Wanted To Rent

Cot e containing 6 rooms, lnelu I 3 bedrooms and

‘on L-1027-9-6-3i. bath. Nice loentlon. Price ren- —— sonable. '.\\l ) — TWO FURNISHED H K s_ HEMM[NG' ~01 1 C ttl location. A ply ‘ ' g, cuarliiaiicgrlilee. L-ilfltl-B-g-Si. as Gm‘ Gm" s “'\.\'TED—ABOUT SEPTEMBER f,_'1i14.i;.g.3i_ " "" '

15th, pnsslllle to Boston by car for tun ladies. Applv to Mrs. Merle Shears, New London. L-1132-9-B-li.

L"-

GIRI. BOARDERS WANTED 27.1 Fitzroy - Near College

iquiet Home - Low Ratea

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J

DOG TAX ’

All Road l-‘oremen are uk- rd to mmplele their toxcoi- motions and have return: made not later than Sep- tember 30th. -

In making returns to the "Plltlrtment of Public Works lor lnlmr performed by men Who have not paid their "o: Tux. specify same on fvjzulnr forms of the Public “orkh Department and not on separate sheets of paper. This (loos not imply that dog (tuners are asked to pay

their tales by statute labor. ""1""! that we are re-

"1""!!! the amount of dog

l" due the Government

from the parties who have

Ilcrfnrmed lnboh

DEPT. 0F AGRICULTURE.

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RGAIN FARES

T0 MONCTON

.60}!!! FRIDAY, SE EMBER l6

and SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l1 Return 1.1m t Mona-y. senteéngar 1% 1°"

t

From OIIARLOTTETOWN Proportionoteiy Low Pare: Ifpm other nation: "

gmmrm aTL-téi.‘ and under Twelve year: o! one BALI‘ FARE

Tickets Good in DAY COACHES ONLY

For Further information Gomult any Ticket Aden!

cnnmmmv NATIONAL

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IN r-nvana

omooo-ooooo-Q L-IMG-O-fl-IL

FOR SALE ONE GUERNSEY COW.

FOR. SALE GENERAL PURPOSE mare, four years old, Island bred.

L113B-9-8-3i

Machine.

(Canadian Press)

New York Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Am Cyan l, 24% Am Gas Eiec 26 Am Super Power v Brown Co Pfd 24 Can Marcond 1'9 Cities Service ‘"4 Creole Pet 31 _ El Bond Share ‘in Gulf Oil Corp 421v Humble Oil 6'7 , Niag I-iud '1'»- Pant Oil 4‘ - 11%

Lone Star Gas

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Scot. 7 -(CP)—- Receipts of top-grade eggs were not sufficient to cover the demand on open produce markets today according to Department of Agri- culture reports nnd rlces forclnss "A"’s firmed 11,4 cent. Ontario cheese prices were easier. losing the previous day's 1-8 cent gain. Others remained unchanged. Creamery butter prints to retail dealers sold for 24 3-4-25 cents and creamery solids for 24 1-4- 1-2 cents a pound. Quebec No. 1 asteurlzed butter in wholesale obbing lots was 23 5-8-3-4 cents. Cheese sold at 14 1-B-l-4 cents a pound for Ont. white. 14 1-4-3-8 for Ont. colored. 14 for Que. white and 14 1-8 for Que. colored. Graded egg shipments in used free cases sold at 36 cents a. doz- en for A-large. 34-34 1-2 for A- medium. 25 for B and 21 for C.

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 B0‘s 50- 55: Que. No. 2 80's 30-40; N. B. No. 1 80's 55-57 1-2

MONTREAL. Sept. 7 —(CP1_- Demand for butter cased off on the produce section of the Cau- adian commodity exchange today. prices slipped 1-8 cent. Scarcity of medium-grade eggs sent prices 11g 1-2 cent. The market for c eese was quiet and prices tend- ed t odrift lower.

Butter spot —Que. fresh_ (92 score) 23 1-2t. Que. seconds score) 22 3-8-1-2. Sales: 700 Que. fresh (92 score) at 23 1-2. Que. seconds (38 score) at 22 1-2.

Cheese spot —0nt:. white Aug. 18 15-16-14 1-8. Ont. colored Aug. 1.’! 15-16-14 1-4. Que. white 13 13- 16-15-16. Quecolored l3 l3-16—14. Sales white at 13 7-8.

"CAP" STUBBS AND

I TOLD YOU NOT TQ

IN TH' NEW HOUSE' IT'S YOU WEREWT K|LLED'

KEEP AWAY FROM THERE —

[Stock Market Trend Reflects Pea ce Hopes

i (By Frederick Gardner)

Bell Tel (Associated Press Market Writer) Bmzllifl" NEW YORK. Bent. '1 - Visions Bruck Silk 0f a peaceful solution of the Ger-

' B C Pow A man minority issue in Czechoslo- Bldg Prod valtla interrupted uie stock mar- can Cemem iicts slumbers today and sent prices can No, power tgJher in a short-lived buying rush. Can Car Found t “F82 buying orders swept pivo-

p .81 shares upward for Earns rung-

Can Car fd . can Ind M A 11115 klovnkorc than 2: points. The ca" Pacific tnxgd fllicfgleallintme dvagrooverd ca" Sieamshll in arrears e minutegsciraxttwo We 3g? Sig“ C1 (Fvéiillisq angered 3 biftr before the

t. 1c ociu e ass com-

Dom Coal Pfd posit " 1" so m»- gtom grldgeB ofTzjfiorllllltflehlgher tats ens; '5

ee i sac ons o. A60

Dom Textile ilharcis against 414.5%‘: yesterday, Dryden ca!‘ Y i1 tlird 0f the day's dealings Fbundatlon c0 gvsrehggmigrfissecli wltgln ‘about half Gen Steel We. T ° 0W T18 6 life-UP 0f Gypsum Pence hopes.

H°w 5mm‘ =1nlgggugliililauigtlinsqtoeviggrerwitenigifsal Imp Tob - .. . - " it, uuu iilifil“i'°iu°féiii““nclti’l‘fe titties

a e Woods . " ' . ' j- Massey Hum 13 dillil-lltléttlisilzlolgiiiglililyMaségliaftlliin 1g“. (Ielgélélcisirial Alcohol and Hollingcr M“ POWH‘ 30 Trade news. IIOWEVEI‘, continued Nat Brew 4g to tnke a back seat while the fin- Nat Steel Car 53 ancinl district concentrated on Noranda 73... European dispatches.

‘Power CQfp 13 Up 1_ to more than 2 points at] Qugbec power 17%“ the finish were U. S. Steel. Beth- smi can pgiwe; _ 1911611. General Motors. Western shawtmgfln m U110“. Santa Fe. Standard Oil of S; L“, Com 5,. New JCYSOY. Chrysler, U. S. Rubber s‘ Lww PM 18 ‘ Drefeiucd. International Harvester.

Westinghouse Electric, Goodyear ggeiagf Peg“ and _A_I11E‘l‘l(‘l3l1 smelting.

steel of can P, _ Utilities mostly lagged.

31;: g5 211 wuar srocxs mo

WED TUE

» Advances -- - -- 468 131 Declines —- 115 337

u I’ Unchanged 143 126 Total Issues — 726 594

Bullish Trend

Stocks Close Abitihi Com '3 fag... m, w, On Montreal = stos 88 B A O11 21 Beauhaynois 3 Bathurst A B16 Dom Tar 7 _._._ Don A 6".» MONTREAL. Sept. 7 —KCP)—- Fraser 16". Rumors concerning the Czech- Fraser V T C 18 Sudeten negotiations sent the 0rd A 211.5 stock market soaring during the Hlr Walker 42': last hours trading today. Imp Oil 1674. Equipments. papers and metals 1m Pepe g3 were the first to reflect the buil- Melche-r; 51;. ish tendencies. Traders chased price Com 171.; National Steel Car up 2 3-4 Price Pfd __ points. Canadian Car and Do- minion Car nnci Dominion Steel and coal “B" nearly a. point,

Massey-Harris about a half 11nd

General Steel wares 1-8.

Norandn shot up 2 points to 73

Bay 1-4 to 30. Smelters recovered from an enri- icr half-point decline and closed 3-8 point higher.

Papers snapped out oi.'- their opening enslness -with a 2 1-2 point advance for St. Lawrence Paper preferred. about a point. each for St. Lawrence Corpor- ation prefcrrcti and Price Broth- ers. and 3-4 for Butliurst.

Among the constructions, Do- minion Bridge climbed 1 1-2 and Dominion Tar and United Steel small fractions while Cement and Gypsum (iriftcti lower. Utilities were steady.

Totnl sales: 76.600 shares: 1n- dustrinis 25.300; Mines 51,300; JIDOIKIS $3.050.

e I Livestock

MONTREAL, Sept. 7 -—(CP)—

Montreal markets:

Receipts on 1802

Cattle 141. chives 276; hogs sheep and lambs 253.

The receipts of cattle were made up of medium to good quality steers and of cows. Prices were unchanged. Good steers sold from $6.25 up with medium kinds from $5.25 to $6. A few good heifers sold up to $5.50. Good butcher cows were $4.25 to $4.75 with mediums from $3.50 to $4.25 and common butchers $3 to $3.50. Cgmmon bulls brought $3 to $3.- 5

Chives were firm. Good quality veols sold up to $9.25. Medium to good kinds in mixed lots sell- ing at $9 and common light veals

down to $6. Grnssers were $4.50 to $5. mostly $4.75 to $5. Good ewes and wethers were

$8 to $8.50. Culls imd bucks were cut $2 per cwt. Sheep were from $2.50 to $4.50.

Hogs were unchanged at $9.75 for bncons fed and watered. with truck hogs selling up to $10. Sei- ects drew $1 per hog premium. with the usual cuts on off grades. Sows were from $7 to $8.50. Hogs sold on rail grade brought $13.50 dressed weight.

On Mnrltime markets hog prices were unchanged. Hogs sold on

rail grade brought $12.50. with sows at $5.75.

Grass calves were 50 cents higher scllinit at ta t4 and ~

cutter cows up 50 cents selling at $2 to $3. -. Pricesponunll other ggdes of

1-2. Nickel one to 50 and Hudson , Consolidated i

N. Y. Stock Exchange

t. (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am For Pr 37,, Am Radiator 1e Am Tel Tel 145 Am Water 101.; Anaconda, 34w, Atchisou 371,-; Atl Refin 231,; Bolt Ohio 7;... Baldwin L000 9'; Bendix Av 23-51 Beth Steel 59-", Chcs Ohio 301.. Chrysler 757,. Con Oil g Commonwealth 5 i. Con Can 40'... Con Edison g7 Con Gas Co 6.7;. Corn Products 70 Curtiss Wright. 221g DuPont 134'. Elec Auto Lite 325g. Elec Pr Lite 10w Gen Elec 42'. ‘ Gen Foods 357.. 1 Gen Motors 49 Goodrich 3141. Goodyear Tire 29‘; Gt Nor Pfd 21 Hudson Mot Car 9-1.. Int lliirtester 62".» Int Tel Tel a‘. Kcnrccvit, 415,5‘. Mont Ward 43 Mil"'ll\‘ Corp 9% N Y Central 19 Nnrl Cash Reg 27*; New York N H 1".- Nor Am Co 19". Ncr Pacific 12 Puck Motor 75 Paramount ll"- Pcnn R. R 19‘. Phil Morris 127 Phil Pet Co 40 Pub Ser N J 29‘. Pin-c Oil Co 10'» Rodin Coi-p 7‘& RIKllO K O 2‘ Scars Roe Co 73’. Shell Union Oil 15'“- _Soutli Pacific 18"- Std Oil N J 54‘- Stude Corp il‘~ Texas Corp 8'- Texns- Corp 45"- United Air 27 United Corp 2'.’ United Drug 5‘. United Gas Imrp 10 U S Rubber 47‘- U S St Co 60"; U S Ind Al 22‘-. Vanadium 19i- Warner Bros 6"‘- West Union 29‘: West Air Brake 23"- Vi/cst Elec 105'} Woolworth 45W D Finance

NEW YORK. Sept. 7 -(APl- Short-covering and Canadian wheat export business estimntvi at nearly 1.0000000 bushels swung Winnipeg wheat futures and most other gains more the. a cent high- er today. At the final bell whent prices were 1 1-2-1 3-4 cents higher. Oct. 59, Nov. 59 3-8. Dec. 58 7-8 and May 62 3-4-7-8.

A seven downward trend which placed futures at lows untouched in five years was blocked chiefly by unsettled European political news bnsed on the Czechoslovak- ian crisis.

The market tumbled frnctionalli‘ at the start in sympathy with lower Liverpool cables but selling thinned as the session ndvanceti.

Cash wheat spreads cased slightly with volume of business small. Exporters and Millers took small quantities of Nos. 1 and 2 northern grades.

All conrse grains except flax scored gains of a cent or more with southern interests buyers of barley nn drye. Flax which slump- ed five cents yesterday continued svenk nud near the close was off 1-2 cents.

Grain

MONTREAL. Sept. ‘l -—tCP)— Wheat. northern. No. 1 68b: inr- lcy. Cnnndinn western No. 3 42b: oats. feed. No. 1 34 1-8: flour. spring wheat patents. firsts 5.15: seconds 4.65; bakers 4.45; winter wheat patents. choice 3.05-3.10: white corn 4.70: bran. ton 19 25:- shorts, ton 21.25; middlings. ton‘ 27.25; rolled oats. bog. 80 lbs 2.- z i3; hay. No. 2. per ton. cnrlois

Cheese Ont. white l4 1-8-1-4. Ont. colored l4 white 14. Que. 14 Butter prints 24 3-4-25. solids 1-4-1-2.‘

Eggs in cartons: A-l large 47- 48; A-lnrge 40; A-medium 39; B 30' C 26

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 nos 50-55; Que. No. 2 son- 30-40; N. a. No. 1310;; gs-svv 1-2.

1-8. 24

live stock were steady. Good steers sold up to $7 medium steers $6. fair $5. and common $4.50. Good heifers made $6.75. medium $5.75. fair $4.75 and common $2.50 to $4.50. Butcher cows sold up to $4. Bulls were $2 to $3.50.

soThe top for veal calves was $7.-

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