JUNE 1o. 1244?. Annual Meeting

1 Metlng of the m ri-iixllillrli Islaerld Silver For film's. ,,,,,| Exhibitors’ Associa- lmum be held in the Agricul-

THE_ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the l,“

STOCK QUOTATIONS

iflcifliy of Prince Edward Island Will be held in the Law Library In

F. G. llUTCllI-‘SON.

Professional iiarils

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Daily War Survey

(By The Canadian Press)

The weekend bonibliifl 9i 1931i“ is indicative 0i the 31mm"; ‘fl tiern-css oi the war and tiie V1891 of the French air force.

It. was a retaliation for the‘ Gar; | man bombing of Paris an _ Germans have notice now lliflt they continue such raids they can expect, the same thing iii ietuin.

sn intensification or a less-outfit. of this kind of warfare is atiliflr" ently up to the t zrmaiis.

The raid also indicates that de- . spite their attempts to homo “If fields. hangars and bases in France the Germans are far from pull- ing the French Air I-‘orre out ‘of business. France entered tiie Mr weaker in air power than either Great Britain or Germany but rapid strides have snlcc been made in building and buying planes.

One of the first objectives of a German blitzkrieg ls to put the .pposing alrforce out of action. It was done in Poland in short or- der. Ii. was attempted in France and is still being attempted. In the west. however, the Germans have been matched by superior alr- crafi. and fliers in both the French and British air forces.

A long bombing expedition. s eh

illferscy declined 2 l-‘l.

Whether the retaliation will mean‘

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Bell Tel I50 Brazilian 5 1-2 Bldg Products 13 Can Cement 3 3-4 Can Car Found 6 i-2 Can Car Pfd 14 Can Pacific . 4 i-2 Can steamship 3 1-2 Cons Smelt 30 Dom Bridge 24 Dom Steel B 7 3-4 Dom Textile 72 Founda Co 7 Ham Bridgg 8 3-8 Imp Tob i2 1-2 Int Nickel 30 Massey Harris 2 7-8 MeColl Front 5 1-2 Mti Power 26 3-4 Not Brew 2'7 1-2 Norunda 49 Power Corp 6 Quebec Power 14 Shawinican 17 st Laav Com 2 5-8 ,St Law Pid 1i l-4 ‘St. 0f Can 63 l-Z St of Con Pfd 631-2 Wm: Ewe A —— WW1 Elev B 110 MON'I'RF.AI.|, June 9-401’)-

Stri-rk market prices closed a shade easier in dull trading in Satur- day's abbreviated session. Sll€\\\'llllgf\I‘l sold off a point, while biotin-real Power backed 3-4. Canadian Car issues dipped 1-4

each While C. P. R. backed a min-

imum fraction. St. Lawrence Corporation retreated a point. l‘.‘.i(l Price Bro-

thers and Bathurst slipped 1-4 each. Steel of Canada. Dominion

Bridge and Building Products dip- ped 1-2 each while Hamilton Bridge gnve up i-B.

International N:ckel chalked up a small gain while Hudson Bay mining held stationary.

Other issues to finish on the don-aside included Imperial Oil, Canadian Ceianese and Massey- Harris.

Tr-t-al sales: 10.600: Industrlais, 6,100; Mines. 4.500: Bonds, nil.

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, June 9—-(AP)——In dea-iings that. barely kept the ticker tape alive. the stock market fiiinhcd fl war-hesitant week Sat- urday, poinung slightly downward.

Traiisieus of 199.270 shares for the two hours were the smallest for any session sizice July B, i939. They compared with 273.445 last Saturday. The week's turnover of around 2.500.000 shares also was l bet-tom figure for this period in about a yrnr.

The Associated Press average of 60 usues was off .i on! a point at 38.2 and on the week was down B.

Willy-Overland common and DTCIPITOII were a bit ahead. Chrys- ler and General Motors were re- .~i.stnnt.

U. S. Steel. Bethlehem and Yoiiiigsloirii ended tinder water. Olitci‘ lost-is were (JOOGYGII, Good- rich, RIPIRQOIIICIT Ward. Boeing. Santa 1W2. Westinghouse, Allied Chrinicol. Texas Cozp. and Inter- nal Ollill Papcr preferred.

Up ii shade were Siperry, Consol- idated Fiaizsnn. Anaconda. Stand- ard Oi oi N. J.. National Biscuit and General Electric

Only Drnic Mznes and interna- tional Nickel. among Canadian ls- surs. irnzietl on the lilg board. the latter gaining 3-8 whiie lkme drop- ped 1-4. On the curb 130 shares of Bell Telephone sold down five at 98. Imperial Oil and Lake Shore were oft fractions and Shavrzziigah up 1-4.

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Montreal Cum

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Cit!" Abitlbl Com 5 7-3 Abitibl Com — Asbestos 1'1 Beauharnois 4 7-3 Bathurst A 8 3-4 Can Vlckers 2 1'3 Dom Tar 3 7-3 Don a 5 Fraser '7 fiaser V '1‘ O 3 3-4 Ford A l5 {mp (711 l0 1-4 Int Pete l5 l-li Price Com l9 1'3 Price Pfd 61 “IINNTPEG, June 9—(CPJ— Good rains in sections oi the Canadian and United States

spring wheat areas failed to 1n- flict more than fractional losses on wheat futures prices during Sat- urday's abbreviated Winnipeg grain exchange session.

With fight offerings and moder- ate export support aiding resis- tance, quotations finished only 1-2 -i-4 cent down. July at 74 1-2. October 7'7 1-8-1-4 and December 78 1-2 cents a bushel.

CHICAGO. June 8——(AP)-—The wheat market Saturday yielded practically all the ground gained Friday es prices snagged a cent o. bushel.

Other gains sagged with wheat, some oats and rye quotations re- turning to the minimums, which resulted in virtual cessation of ac- tivifly in these pits. Wheat was off as much as 1 1-4 cents at one time but closed 3-4-4 cent lower than yesterday, July 80-80 l-B, Septem- ber 80 5-8-3-4. Com finished 1-2 —7-8 down. July 62 3-4. September 6i 3-8; Oats unchanged to i-2 lower; Rye i-8—-3-8 of! and Lord 2-8 lower.

Market At A'

Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto -- Industrial and gold stocks lower; other groups steady. Montreal and New York-Stocks closed lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat l-i to 1-2 cent lower.

New York-Canadian dollar down l-Z cent to 78 l-Z.

Banks

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Canada. -- Commerce 154 Nova. Scotls - Montreal 197 Royal _ ST. CATHERINES W. I. The monthly meeting of St.

Catherine Womens Institute met at the home of Mrs J. Inman on May 8th Wit-ii an attendance of zeirzht members and five visitors. l ‘The President. Mrs. Shaav presided. t Meeting opend by singing song service and Island Hymn, followedl by Creed ln unison. Roll call answered by sing-song. play or nay. Minutes of previous meeting was rend and approved, also signed by President. It was moved and sec.- onded that the secretary put $65 in the bank.

This Institute has done a lot of Red Crass work. ‘They knitted thirty pairs of socks, four pairspf

onles; ‘Tunisia and Jibutl i0 Italy 9W" military operations.

rifle mitts, eight pairs of wristlety

sznve all their reports. Mrs, show

ing. The ls a debate, That afford better opportunities ror the W85 iiifivelflpmfint. of the mind than does 1 the city The business of the meet- . ling been over the folio tor-Wm was carried out. Duet bv Mrs. Whiter Show and ‘ liforrorv. Reading. Mrs Reacting by Mrs. Lamont. Instru- imentai Music, Mrs. David

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tau TAKES SHIPS on HIGH_SIEAS

Puts Armies on Alert But Holds Back from Conflict.

ROME. June 'l -_(AP) -Itoiy, apparently drawing closer to par- ticipation in the war, put her ships at a standstill today and her arm- ies on the alert.

Italians heard without. surprise the widespread reports abroad that the scheduled sailings of all Ital- ian merchant ships had been can- celled and that those in foreign I waters had been ordered to take cover in neutral harbors.

While there was no official eon- flrination here o! these reports. s reliable source said the Italian liner Rex would not sail on June i2. although the line still accepts reservations.

Other departures likewise reported secretly called off.

Armament was speegad. Th; n,-

ian air force was granted $330, 000.000 for its expanded program m lib“ lifXt three years. The navy not. 380000.000 for armament a- board and ashore.

A 74-year-old veteran of manv a "eieiil-il campaign. Marshal Emilio De Rona. vras put in command of lialvs southern armies -— the for. ces which would he expected to do much of the fighting upon Italy's elitism-e into the war.

Military experts believed am M-"Slifli De Bonds new command included the troops 0g 1,1bya_

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Significant Moves

v Among the day's significant do- ‘Plol-iments. foreign circles were told that diplomatic relations be- “Wefl Italy and Russia _ who has understandings with Germany — xvcre being improved.

Italy's ambasador to Russia Augusto Rosso. is expected to rel turn to Moscow, which he left several months ago after Joseph Stalin recalled the new Soviet sm- "oassatlor. Nlchoiai Goreichln. from Rome because of hostile demonstra- l-ZOIIS over the Russian invasion of Finland.

Goreichin's return to Rome

Made."

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Sold by Reliable Dealers Everywhere

_"$mg,even alter lest night's storm. But they're all Branifor Boots. That's the reason."

BrEntiord Ana-Lock Slates are I stormprool u well as lire-resistant

. made to qive enduring sar- vice, you altar year, with the utmost in Roofing value. Y And best ol all they're "Maritime '

When it's time to re-rool, insist

Brantford PPBs°n===iKZ 2?“

Brantford Roofing (Mu-Rimes! ‘Limited

IOiDmLI-Y fill IRLNTIOID CARRITTI CO. LTD. COLDBROOK. N. 5

All Brantford Products Stocked and Sold In

Summerside By

SINOLAIR & STEWART, Ltd.

shortly was predicted.

All branches of the Fascist par- ty _stood in readiness to hear Mus- solinis long expected trumpet call to war.

While big bodies of troops "Quarded" the streets of Rome a- zriinsi. student demonstrations in 1119111013’ 0i "we founder of the pro- Iialian Maltese Nationalist party. the "liberation" of Malta. -the vit- al British naval base in the Med- itcrranean —- was demanded by Fascist groups. ‘

Italy's Suggestions

Premier Re ad's gges in a speech thgafianeemis r9251"; to discuss all questions peacefully ivos answered by one newspaper .

Distributed In

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

FENNELL & CHANDLER

BY

Ii_ Riesio Del Carilno of B0l0gng._ with the declaration that the first essential would Q for fiance to make an immediate peace with Hit_ ler. and then:-

Restnre Germany's pre- war eoi. Dflv Germany her war ex-

glve Corsica, Nice. Savoy, -and cost of her

P911505:

Dov her. too, for the

Your night shirts. The committees

invited the members for next meet- Program for next night the county

For Sale By

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Mrs, Reading. Mrs. James

Annie Inmaii. Sherren.

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McNevin. The meetin

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served s lovely tum);

i The Institute made $29.45

Wiead of $9.45 on their Auto any Qllltit as reported in the April?» Do ' l

The re-

_ _ evening was spent em Askimz a quest-ion. Mrs. Hector l in social eonvorsnnon,

closed b i g King. Th‘;

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UP FATHER

By George McMa n us

WELL- QJR SON SAYS 5'55, HOUSE BURNED

PAIZLOQ GOT CLOSE TO Hi5 CIEARETTE “

trading and a mildly weak tone marked the Toronto exchangb c-p- crations in the final session cf the neck. Indusinais weakened .41 and the golds closed .3. down in the hid-ex while the base metal atid wcstern oil groups were practically unchanged. Volume was 81.0w shores.

Steel of Canada and Dominion Foundries lost fractions and Page- l-lamlton Bridge fzrmed i-2. C. P. B... Inter- national Petroleum. Walkers com- mon and Loblaw "A" were Baltierl.

Of the senior golds. Dome and l-Ioliinger were narrowly weak and losses of 3 to 6 cents were netted in the secondary group by Con- iaurum. East Mnlartic. Kerr-Add- iron. Malart-ic Ciold Fields. 53F vanite and lent and Wrllm- Hargreaves weakened i0 ceiitl. lures Lake drc-pptd 2 l-I

International Nickel improved 5-8. Steep Rock was fairly "ti"

the Law Court Buildln i Ch - N Y S k

rfldflom. Prince of Wales Col. louemwn on ivlsondav thi 12"., ‘Ely ' e , o n, cuariotteifi“nmeganfeilliillg- of June. I940, at the hour of a - llhe 18th, A [u n _ oclock pm’ emd‘ w. n. SHAW. w. E. BENTLEY,

Secretary. secretary-Treasurer, L-351-6-7-4i.

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“w” ch" Am C and I‘ 22 l-4

Am For Pr 1 1-8

' Am Radiator 5

Annual Meeting 2.. so... .3 m; m aer - .

Anaconda 20 3-4

The Annual Meeting of the Registered Nurses 23315;’; m“, ii it: Association irrll be held at Summerside, Tuesday, glfilgfilitokfiv zgi-i June 11,31 R I. M. The first session of the Refresher shrine, ° g7 M Course in Tuberculosis and Mental Hygiene will i'ol- gout Edison 24 1,2 [ow the Annual Meeting, and will continue Wednes- Xftighhtl’ i; if: d,“ and Thursday, in_Charlottetown. All Graduate G0,. e0 29 3.4‘ Nurses are cordially invited to attend. Transports. rhoggésm i?) 11,-‘; lion to Summerside will be provided ifmurses will Goodrich n H,

notify ine Prince Edward Island or Charlottetown igoodycar Tire i3 1-2

mo. m» oer than Salado- 1""? w» arse also: s. 1: is

who wish to attend the ‘afternoon session at Paleon- ‘Kcnnemi; 25 3.4

. d Hospital Wednesday meet at the Cundall Home iMOM Weld 34

M" . , N Y Central i0

at l. l-il - M- Nor QIIIUQO 15 1-2

Nor ac ic 51-8

Paramount 4 5-8

Penn R R i6 5-8

Phil Morris 7i 1-2

_ Phil Pet C0 30

' ' liates~ Pa ahle iii Advance o" C“ 11-2 Advertising Y Radio Corp 4 a-a Sears Roe Co 64 i.2

Mimimusn Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cents gtddoiic N J 32 1 8

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C “gt-oi Guardian locals, 6o per word, Western and lllastern locals T“ _ C 35

.¢ ‘M’ “tad; Announcemiilits and 03min! glovents sniper word. Unfit; :12.” 42 3_8

classified iv, w! “""*',l" ""1""? ‘ °‘ m l’ 9°.’ ""7 if"? "' mutt-o corn i a~a

Hum and blaming) t) ierings, Lau’ s. elc.. 5c per n-inie, e era oi Uni,“ Gas Imp m $8

Uoiiilalt-nee 70c per inch. Wedding engagement ‘l0 words for 31.00 U z.’ b} r 2

and w mils for every additional 3 words. Notices of ‘Thanks Mitt ‘ R“ ‘er 1’ 1'

wpltclillltili. 70c Der inch or lie per word. Lists of Subscriptions U s Si‘ C‘) 46 8

I‘, rpm. per inch Address and fiescntation $1.00. Other rates on sngaggiudmm 3'4

uwl"‘“"““' \Vrll'ner Bros 2 i-a fi West. Elec v B4

Woolworth — ‘m. i-eliitllc Help Wanted Wanted ..(

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m... pilllll cook. wages $5.00 i1 tan. L-385-6-10~3i.

nook. itctcreiices. A.so nurse WANTED is _ _ ‘ ‘ Canifa Pr

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Mmatkm, ‘Nukes-Ely, N, b, s Shorthorn year-old bull. Geoige TORONTO. June 8-

L-319-0-8-2i. Hughes, Brackley Beach. Phone

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l“ “m We Producw new i455 d“ Terrace. No. 2 Water streetJBlg Miss s

time to stiifl- ADPlY J 0' Possession Julie 1st. Applr to:'Bolio 4 1-2

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h ii-rufl Daily Necessities such as Razor Goidflie 11

M" K l lvllNDALL I-I. BI-IATON. rural route anrUGold Eagle 7

. . . . . (i (icmnud for (mid Gate 9 !:_lf§z'(i‘““"_.._.._~——:—;_. Everyday N- "itles_ including Halliu-ell 1 K h gglfir-s. Exclriiltvt Bakma P(l\\l'(lt‘l'l. tram Rock '10

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on a rise of t cents. lmiwiwriiliifl laddsd 5 and Shea-mt 2. Pend Or-

eille closed 5 cents lower.

Western oils showed no ehanQB greater thmi a cents. csiaflry and mmonmn and Home were loner

and Anglo-Cilnifidiw_lll'lnei':

qulred good aircraft and involves considerable risk. The mere fact

M Face still has a siib- lxfifilli kigk til it despite Germsn

ll as the French flight. w Berlin i-e-stwmpu to veiled it»

that it was attemplfil Slim“

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