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I03 BALI.‘ - 8 YEAR OLD BEG- istered Stallion. William Gill, _§U;I[ton__Cross. L-.33_4_-_4-13-3i.

I03 SALE — 8 NEWLY FRESH-

ened milk cows. A pl to Alex pitg ggas-shfleld. f-oll-til-al.

IOE SHE-NEWLY l‘ HENID 00W. ROM. Weeks, Hi e . D33 4-13-11.

I08. SALE - TWO PUREBBED short horn bulls one two years and a calf. Mack McPhail. North River. 14338-4-18-15318.

FOB SALE — SHEETS OI‘ ABD- board size 18 x 23. Suit le fcr

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CLEARANCE

AIIGTION SALE

At Fa aharsonh Liver! Stable, April 14th. commencing at

'11 o'clock. cou- l oioe

MRS. It. E. IABflUIIAR-SON l. A. MacDONAL , Auctioneer.

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School. Neil Bslmond, Secretary, L-299-4-ia-2l.

midgets

COCKEREL CHICKS. WEEKLY While they last. M! each. Also mix- ed Chicks. Pallets. Phone or write Basil MacNeill. Elmsdaie.

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“BBAY CHICKS" SAYS G. C. Brown. “are the best money mak- em we have had in olll‘ ten years cf poultry raising.” Mr. Brown's "240 Bray pullets shelled out an aver e of 75% during top price mun last mil. You can make money like that, too. Buy Bray Chicks. Bugmthem now. Waldo MacDonald. hwell; or Lloyd H. Moliwen Rollo Bay. N-iS-Il.

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LOBT-BUITALO BETWEEN Vernon Bridge and Pow-rial, April 8rd. lseave at Everett Jen- kins. Cherry Valley. Reward.

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THE (IHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

(Canadian Press)

Con Can

Con Edison Col Gas Co Corn Products Curt Wright A Dupont

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Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt Nor P16. Hudson Mot € Int Har

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most

MONTREAL, sluggish trading leteta on

modlty exchange today. score) 21 score) 21 1-8a.

Cheese spot: 381m i‘

Un uoted.

MO C earner-y butter and edsed narrowly while other

ported. Creamery butter prints to ers sold for 22

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April 12 —(CP)—— s

prices

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ings held steady on open produce markets here today The Domin- ion Deparrtxnenl; oi Agriculture re-

retell-

8-4-28 1-4 cents a pound and solids for 22 l-2-22 3-4. Westem butter was unquoted. Que-

ded in

1 paste zvzhgilzsale Jobbing lots was 22 i-4- Ont.‘ colored cheese brought l0

used

free cases were odtered at 21 cents

a dozen for A-large, 10 1-2-20 for A-medium, 1B l-2-l9 for A-pullefs Potatoes: N. B. No. 1 nits 80's 1.60-1.65; N_ p. N0. 1 lnfs 50 1.00-1.05; P. E. I. No. 1 mts 90's 1.85-1.90; P. E. I. No 1 Wlaites 90's 1.65-1.75; Fla bbls N0 1 8.00; Fla No. 1 in 50 lb crates 2'11; Fla No. 1 "B" in 50 lb crates 2 25.

Montreal Curb

Stocks Close Abitibi Com 70 Ahibibi Pld 4 1-2 Asbestos

B A Oil 21 1-8 Ba/thurst A 5 5-8 Donn Tar 4 5-8 Don A 8 0 Fraser 8 Fraser V T C ,8 1-2 Ford A i8 l-a Bis- Walksr 30 l-2 mmmts?“ ‘i2 5 8 Int Pete- 28

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(Canadian Press) Stocks Clog. Am Cyfln B l0 7-8 Am Gas Elec 34 Am Bup Power 9-15 Brown Co Pfd 1o 1-2 Cities service e 1-2 Creole Pct 1o 3-4 El Bond share 7 7-8 Gulf Oil Corp 34 Humble Qil 5g Lockheed Air 26 5-8 Nlag Hudson a 1-4 Pant Oil 4 3-4 Pierce Gov 11 1-3 Lone Btu Gee ._. t CHICAGO. rii 12 -(AP)—

Wheat trading r urned to a slow pace today and prices were stabil-

to 1-4 finish, 88 8-4-7-8, July 88-68 1-8; 1-8-1-4 higher, May 47 7-8, July 49 3-8-1-2; oats 1-8-3-8 hlgher_ WINNTPEG, A l l2 —(CP)— Wheat futures prices held within a narrow range throughout a dull session at Winnipefl Todd-Y. Final

i lzed in a narrow 3-8 cent range.

Wheat closed l-4 lower

I quotations were 1-8 cent lower to

unchanged, with May at 60 1-2, d 1-8-l-4d ahead.

Chicago and Buenos Ail-es stayed

close to previous closing levels.

|Jlli1y 61 l-211nd Oct. 5-8 cents. Liverpool close

Currencies

NEW YORK. April l2 —(AP)— The foreign exch e market to- day tried. to get a ong-range view of the recent swift sweep 0d’ e- vents abroad and business was con- siderably slower than in recent sessions.

Sterling advanced 1-8 cent to 84.68 1-8 in terms 0d the dollar and the guilder as a. trifle ahead. The- franc was unchanged at 2.84 7-8 while Canadian funds picked up l-64 cent to 37.64 per cent. dis- count. Others were unohan .

Future rates got a little cfoser in line with spot prices although the 90-day pound was still quoted at a discount. 0d 2 7-8 cents.

DUNSTAFFNA GE SCHOOL

1"0r t.-he month of March.

Grade X. 1. Nomin- Jenkins; Margaret Webster.

Grade IX.—1, Isabel Jenkins; 2, Graham Boswell.

Grade VIIlL-l, Clinton Cour-t; 2, Wilfred Thompson.

Grade. V11 A-l, Winston Blew- art; 2, Barton Boswell; 3, Joyce Moore.

Grade VII B-l. Cheri Jenkins; z, tllollis Thompson; a, Helen Stow- r

Grade v1 a-l, mun. Vesse ; n, Ilfgthleen Roberts; 3. Wilfred .

Grade Iv, B-i, Guy Btowart.

rsde II. A—-1, IoRoy Vessey; 2, lian Thompson; 3. Sadie Roberts. Grade II. B-l. Wilfred Stewart;

2. Verna Boswell.

John M. Eliis-Teaoher.

MONTREAL CURB

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, A l2—Selected mining quotations on Montreal

Curb Market today were:

Stocks Bea-utter

Cent Cad 'I‘homp Cad

3.

Close

10 17 11

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto. Montreal and York closed higiher. Winnipeg -Wheat i-B cent low-

undhanged

NEW

er to . New York -Cotton, rubber and sugar lower: coffee unchanged

NEW YORK, April 12 —(A P)‘ Foreign exchange: Great Britain demand 4.68 1-8. 46a. 4.6a l-(i; 60-day bills 4.08 - , 0e .99 27-64; France 2.04 v-s; Ga or 40.10; may 5.2a i-4.

3WD Mllllfdh in the home. ..

. veals made s1, medium

Livestock

MONTREAL, April 12 -—(C?)— Receipts on the two Montreal stock ds today were (i0 cattle, 574 caves, 640 hogs and five dleep and lambs.

Hogs were firmer, other pines

The cattle were mado of t/wo ioedsofsteersandwere wt oft! cars and not sold.

Calves were steady. A few kinds rom 86 to $6.50 with fair kinds around s5 50 1o $5.75. Common to lust fair veais in mixed

drinkers as low as t4.

The few spring lambs offered brought $9 each.

Hogs were firm at $.25 for bac- ons fed and watered with one lot at $0.50 and at 18.50 off trucks. 8e1- ects drew $1 pel- hog remium with irhe regular cuts on f grades Hogs sold on rail grade brought $17.70 cold weight.

All live stock prices on Mari- time markets were unchanged. Hbgs sold at $11.45 hot we ght mil grade and at $8.45 live grade oft trucks. Bows were $7.00 dressed weight and $5.85 weighed off trucks

Choice steers mode $7.25 good $6.50, medium $5.75. fair $5.25 common $4. Choice heifers made , medium t5 25, fair

Top cows sold for $5. 800d cows 75, medium $4.25, fair $8. 5 $3.75 and canners and cutters t2,- 50 to s3 25. Boning bulls were $3 gr; $3.25, butcher bulls $3.25 t0 84.

Banks

Stocks Close Canada -- Commerce 181 Montreal , 20B Nova Scotia 304 Royal Bk 1&1

WEST ROYALTY W. I.

The regular monthly meeting oi’ West Royalty Institute was held on March 26 at the home of Mrs. Cyrus Plckard with fourteenmezn- bers answering roll call. The pre- sident, presided. Meeting opened with the singing of the Ode and repeating the Creed. The minutes of last meeting were read, approv- ed and signed,

Biol; committee reported sending fruit to one sick since last meet- ing. schcol r d the success of their cake sae and a visit from the Inspector who suggested that they get a physical training book for use in the school. This mat- ter was carried over until next meeting. Many letters of thanks and appreciation were received, al- so a. letter re cancer control work

hook a mat for to lottery, pro- ceeds io go toward cancer control work. It was moved and seconded that Mrs. Athol Roberts buy the mat and yam for hooking. and arrangements were made for part of the members to meet at the heme of Mrs. Roberts’ on Thurs- day, March 30, to hook. ‘The re- maining ones to meet on Monday. April 3rd.

It was also unanimously voted that the members and their hus- bands hold a banquet and card party at Old Spain. Mrs. Lem MeoKinnon was appointed to ar- range with Mrs. Milton Bell as to the date. etc.

The questionnaire on Home Eco- 170111105 was tilled in and read.‘ An interesting contest was put on and prizes given. New committees were appointed as follows:

Si , Mrs. Edgar McArthunMrs. Wiiibur ‘Prainor, Mrs. Gordon Stet- son; school, Miss Dorothy Toqmbs. Mrs. Stewart MacKinnon.

Questionnaire on Legislature to be till-ed in for next month. Con- venors: Mrs. McArthur. Miss Toomibs.

Next meeting to be held at West Royalty school on April 24 at ii pm Hostesses. Mrs. Earl ‘Thomp- son and Mrs. Mc-Artiqur. Roll call name a law you would like tohave

Meeting closed with The King. Lunch was served by the hostess.

followed by a social hour.

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Gaowsns say it's amusing-how SEMESAN BEL quick dip treatment of seed increases potato profit by re- ducing disease louesi Costs as little as S} per bushel of seed; is eflective a ainst seed piece decay, seed-borne sca and ltilisoctonia- has increased the avers yield isn't’ in practical tests. o soakln , e1 lo seed. Ask dealer for free S M SAN BEL pamphlet. or send a postcard request to address below.

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income . . . Consult the manager o! our nearest branch. You will appreciate his helpful attitude co your problems.

to 10 cents showed for Battle, Central Patricia, met Malia-tic, Irittle 14mg 1M. Mllwl!“

(Ynnerr, Pamour, Pickle Crow. | Preston and Premier. Wright-Har- greaves edded 20 cents

Nickel, Nos-ands. Hudson Bay gained about d 1101M b0 11-2 and Vultures, up 45 cents, was the strongest of the cheaper issues. Waite-Amulet posted a 50-cent lmin bvut held only half 0d it at the close.

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Olga O11 291 1 2| Oxoeqiglato 25 ta 5 1-2

Pamour 330 Pandora 5 Paulore 4

Pa for 88 Person Gold 162 Pick Crow 480 Pioneer 245 Powell 137 Premier 185 Preston 127 Pros Air 40 1-4 Rona Gold 33 Roche 6 1-4 Ronda 7 Royalite 33

5t Anth 9 7-5 San Ant 137 Sand River 12 l Shawkey 2 1-7 i Sheep Creek 105 i Shenitt 93 Sigma 575 Sisme W5

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lgud (ileum 195 Sullivan 52 Sylvanite * 30° ‘Ileck Hugh 40° ‘Texas 73 Tdourn "5 Uchi 11° Ventures - 475 Waite 5°° Wendigo 10 wn l-Iare 78°

UNLISTED Coast ow 15° Dalhousie :2 Foothills 10 Mllldybr 135 m” , 1r 4c?)- Rlendered technically EWWE mm three days of selling on declines, the ‘Ibronto market was ready at the 09mins today w “will”

prices forled 511E941 an Mm“; fi line, on investment b03108 l5 we as short coverinl- Bid" M “ palm to 2 l-2 points were silowin8 at noon. The sins were incr later and deslp te a moderate sell- off in tiltedast halt hour. the 11st was up on the day Vb E W" comparatively small at 428.090 mares.

Notional steel Car. Bteei of Can- ada and Dominion Bridge helg gains of 1 1-2 to 2 winks In fractions were added by flit? CED" adian Oar and 05h" "Wu- 331*" ish American on firmed s. Point- mtomational Petroleum added 7-8 and Imperial on s-s.

western oils higher in- cluded Calrnont. l-llolne. Okaito and Anglo-Canadian. Rovalite flflmd l - int. poitdiclntyre finldied I 8-4 u while Lake Shore and Dome added 7-8- Gains

PROVINCE OF PRINC DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

materials at the bridge site:- 200 cords poles in l6 ft. le smell end. 200 piles in l7 ft. lengths

end. 100 pieces 6" x 6" in I616

marked, “Tenders fer Materiel." and sound.

Lumber to be spruce or lle wane and shakes and sown to the Iivered on or before May l5, I939.

any tender.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward I

All lnotericl to be inspected ct ‘the site and The Department does not bind

L. B. MocMiLLAN, Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highways.

PRJO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND In the Surrogate Court 3rd George VI, AD. 1939

In re estate of Elijah Beck, late of White Sands in Kings County in the said Province, deceased, tostate

By the Honourable Harold Leon- ard Palmer, surrogate, Judge co Probate, 620., 6w.

To the Sheriff of the County oi’ Kings County or any Constable or literate person within said County

GiR-EEITN -

Whereas upon reading the - tion on file of John J. co Murray River in Kings County aforesaid. the administrator of the above estate, praying that a cita- tion may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite ail persons interested in the said lllstate to be and appear before me at a Surrogate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen's County. in the said Province, on Wednesday the seven- teenth day of May next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock fore- noon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts o! the said ELstate should not be passed and the Btate closed as prayed for in said peti- tion and on motion of Malcolm McKinnon, Esq, Proctor for said Petitioner.