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m} Y A c ll T OWNERS - sPEClAl.

NOVEMBER 8. 1938 %¢———I—-——,_.i_ L: 2

“i; llldbrid accid tell hwlygtuim: "ti: uni. inmates

WE OFFEBrt

. CITY ior

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834% SCHOOL BONDS DUI DUI‘. ll. l”! AT 96.23 AND ACCBUED INTEREST TO YIELD 395% DENOIMINATIONS $1000.

1 CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN 4% BONDS DUE NOV. lot, 1955 AT 101.50 AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO YIELD Uﬁﬁ. DENOMINATIONS $50, $100, $500, $1000.

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F. J. BRENNAN & DDMPANY LTD. ll. M. BAGNALL-MANAGEB ‘Bank of Nova. Scotia Bulldinl Charlottetown —

- Clearance

Auction Sale

l will sell by Public Auction oa Wednesday, November 9t stock, Crop and clear, hr.

implements. Farm consis in good state oi cultivation. bala-nce covered with wood and lum- Good dwelling and cut buildings.

at Union Road North, Queens County h, commencing at l2 o‘clock china;

Farm,

ing of 100 mores, acres

Brook through centre of farm.

STOCK-3 work horses, 20 head of cattle, 2 Reg. Shorthorn cows, 4

ssrs old to freshen in Spring, 2 fresh cows, l i 1 dry cow, 9 ycrgg cattle 1% to 2!’; s

others in Spring, rslves, 2 pure bred Shorthorn Reg. months old. Poultry-GO pallets Bra

cow to freshen in February.

‘ears, 3 sprin

‘:1 brood sow red. 5 ping h. 25 hens. Crop-ii stacks .

quantity oats. buckwheat, straw an turn ps.

IMPLE ENTS-l Massey Harris

mower, almost new; 1 ralie, 1 set lever

barrow, 1 gan plow, l single plow irncii wagon, f drivin wagon, l. roi nip pul Daisy

articles too numerous to mention. If not

llwing day at some hour. 'l'errns made known st sale. ALEX McRAl, Auctioneer.

houses m

FURNISHED AND

Day 1376 —

H. K. S. HEMMING.

l ler, rlset Benrewltonsoalenl uni, a few Fox pens and houses, harness and a _lot oi

Having recently placed many rentings we now have a number of excellent NEW LIST- IN GS in some of the best localities in the City.

In all cases the rental rates are favorable. Call at the office for particulars or tele- phone

binder almost new, l Massey l-lsrris 35in‘. tooth barrows, 1 light ri g lller. new; 2 carts, 1

1 box sleigh, l wood sl Debavnl cream separator, l small fine. sale will be held the iol-

VERNON PROUDE, Owner.

APARTMENTS T0 LET

UNFURNISHED

Night 344

George St.

88 Great s . - ’ ._ “it

Central Guardian locals. 4o

Classified 2c per word; ln iiiorsl and S irltual Oiierin . condolence 0o per inch. and l0 cents for every ndditio inch or

Appreciation, 70c per 49 cents per inch. Minimum charge for any advert

Boarders Wanted on

______________ WANTED T’ BFQARIgtTZRtS roome _ z 3 '. ree . r is uoyL-‘Hl-IO-DS-ti.

To Let

inn Ofllce. L-1380-1l-8-3L __,_, ,____ ___________ T0 LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. Board if required. 249 Prince Si. L-i321-ll-7-Si. MODERN HOUSE T0 LET — Pumice. Fireplace. Apply Robert

Cotton, Park Terrace L-l350-l1-8-li.

i Misééiiéuéus

Prices non-corrosive turnbuclrles, giiesgnderlslorzoliliaﬁh. d: Elec. Rie-

r , u, . s. on c L-l328-ll-7-5i.

m_______ CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON Fofurdcy morning. min accommo- d-nto 3 or 4 passengers. Apply Prank Sutton, Dunsioffnnge.

Lost _________, _______ 501:3: CASE coNrAnNrwNo . Pl ‘ es s NmtTBTlOE DGDCT’! PM! Alb"

n Amric . new d. t Jlgllent, ° m n-iibi-u-v-si.

A Agents Wanted

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KEENTS! SEND TN TODAY FOI- Olir Profit Building Build Your own b ﬁnancial Independence B: for vourseiii ducts sell on sight. ness sure. Start esrninl Without obligation sslr for lotzue and prices. Pam lax. b Clement Montreal. N-ﬂ-AW.

Male liel-{Wimted :6

§L________ IPPRENTICE WANTED 1'0

Advertising Rater-Payable in Advance Minimum Charge for An! Aiﬂwlﬂlﬂllm‘ P5 cw“-

‘d’ gddztroniing Events 2o P" WW1‘ 2o per word; Announcemltamorhm Nam“. we u" g

Other rates on splint?!" isement

L-isoi-ii-s-si. -* ______

Bel Plan. ' n u 0st

Western and Eastern locals inch; Lists

For Sale sou SAl.i-. - rum.- BRET! rur-

iiiuihii aw.» Nlml-W- "- "'~ “mm “w” wy"“§|“~ g"A£n'Iu'AA'\l‘~Ai mu s“; ._ i931. ciuivirouir apecm ceuan G00“ UUAlUAhAV-M- riiuiie iwo. ___ h'l-ffl°_"“r_"_‘_'i" FORTSALE - ClllLDS Dim lN good conuitioii. APMY teen-ism“- Ioht-li-d-Ji.

Eunnsn slurs. iiiausuiia ﬂﬁﬂ UHILTIGI DUN Iii IWUWQ prices ior ins-lance 0i season. uiin-

ton ivioi ison r-reuericwii. ‘ ' aria-lo ii-i-u.

FOB SALE - Nuamsu or USED Separators and twisti- MW n" gwmggw separators and MAW"-

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THE CHARLOTTETOWW GUARDIAN

. SHOCK QUOTA TIONS

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press) Stocks c1 F01‘ Pl‘ 4% Am Radiator 18% Am Tel Tel 140 We 14v. 31V: Atl rill. £22 Belt Ohio n, in o 14% Bendbé Ari mtg 71% Ches Oh-io 34% Chrysler 35% Con 011 954, Commonwealth l 2 Con Can 4,135 Con Edison 3g Con Gas Co 3% Corn Products 571/, Geri-is Wrtzlvt 2m Duwﬂt 14m Elec A1100 Libs 341,4‘ Elec Pr Lite 111/, Geri Elec 45s.; Gen 401,; Geri Motors 5g Goodrich 25 Gmillear Tire 3314, Gt Nor Pld 261;, Hudson Mot Car 91/, Int Harvester 35;; Int Tel Tel 9y, Kennecott 41 Mcnt Ward 51 Murray Corp W, N Y Central 21w, Natl Cash Rel mtg New YOIK N H 1i: N01’ Am C0 243/5 Nor Pacific 13-14, Pack Motor 51,’, Paramount 11o, Penn R. h‘. 231,5 ‘Phil Morris ,3...“ Phil Pet Co 4mg, Pub Ber N J 3-1 Pure Oil Co- 1m Radio Corp 5n. Radio Keith Or m, Sears Roe Co 131g, South Pacific 27,-, Std Oil N J’ 54.,‘ gtude gore m, exas mp 1 United Air United Corp 4 United Drug 5% United Gas 1g U S Rubber 7;, U S Sit. Co 931,4, U s Ind A1 29 Vanadium 371,5 Warner Bros 7 West Union 33c; West Air Brake 34] West Elec 12g Woolworth 501,5. (Canadian Press) 5100i! Close Abitibi Com 3% Abitibi Pid 28V. Asbestos 1151/,- 211/. 35-.» Bat-burst A 95/. ‘l .A 7v, Fraser V '1‘ C 19% Fraser _ I'd A 23V. Hi; Walker 53 Home 10a Imp Oil 17%’; Ink. P614 2'1 , Meichers A 0% om I054 Price Pfd - Auction Sale 0f Farm Machinery, ISTATE C. ROI-SE! KOOPEB We offer to sell by ‘public auc- tion on the o the Estate late G. llo y Hoe r, Mount Edward Road. Chariot town ltoy- alty, on Monday, November 14th..

commencing at 1.00 o'clock in the afternoon, ilrrn stock. crop snd im ements.

ivestoek includes 4 hnrles oi which 2 are farm horses weifliing from I300 to 1400 pounds. Dr. Britain gelding registered, six years of age, suitable either as driver or for general re. so 1 mare five years old b Kalmuek from lms. Guy. Also foal now five months old, sired by Calumet Budlong. 4 Holstein cows and 8 calves.

Crop consists o! about of hly. about 8 tons oi straw, about 000 bushels of oats, ‘upwards of 500 bushels oi turnips.‘

Machine y and equipment iri- cludes 2 dump carts, 2 truck wag- ons. 1 driving wagon, 2 wood sleighs, 1 pung sleigh; 1 box

horse hoe, 1 manure sprayer, 2 plows, harrowu, - mower, rals. 4 Buffalo rill. and other articles too numerous to mention.

1f stormy, sale will tsks plnee first fine day followln . For further particu apply,

THE EASTERN TRUST CO.

' Charlottetown. J. A. MCDONALD, Auctioneer. L-lﬂi-ll-I-Il.

P. w. Robbins. Mtiifliia-ud 14¢‘ Found FOUND-SILVER Gilli! FOX. marked. Robert Cairns. Stan- mr, li-1341-l1-7-iii.

Work Wanted

OQUNkTBY GIRL wANrs nous: m ' ‘my n-ibii-n-i-zi.

Female Help Wanted i

MAID WANTlD-AAPPLY D8 Hiilsiioro Bi. L-1047-1i-74i. ____i..__. UNDATID MONEY BOX (ly The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates At Montreal —l'-'ound 4.70 l0- gﬂ; U. B. dlr 1.00 0-0: franc 1.08

-8. . At New York --Pound 4.70 i-l; Canadian dlr .90 3-0: irsnc 2.-

5-0. At Paris -Pound 178.78 fr; U. . dlr $7.56 fr: Canadian dir 87 -

81 fr. 1n Gold -Pound 11s. 8d; -

ZTJFuBﬁAiuT“ “hi? “i335 mum sun's a-m

U. B dlr !\ N Lntr, Canldisu dlr 50.- 00 cents.

0-00 You ilood Money 850-5500?

W lend money te p” 2.1.2.02. t‘; ca... needed vacation or tor In! useful purpose, N3ru°Zhmm'A' om: dorsers. k V t _ GENERAL FINANCE EASTERN LIMITED

llll ‘ Pia is lluildlng Charlottetown, [,1], Lees for Cianlihdentlsl Loan

Oﬂles lIours-Olt-uo Ultlrdn 0.00-1.00

t is man's .

l 10 ions

sleigh, 1 speed sleigh, 1 sprayer, 1'

concur-m, Nov. 1- Exchang Acme Oil e Afton Oil 4% Ajax Oil 1a ~ Aldermﬂc f3’, Clhlllilll ei-i Ana Canadian 131 9 An‘ Hum 315 Shell those A5010? 12% Am” my‘ Bell ‘hi 105% Baum“ u Brazilian 13 1914 35 B C Power A 28 Bu" Me“; a Bldg Products 58 Beu- Ex. 33% Csn Cement 9 gum, 133 Can Nor Pow i024 3m a Can Car llbimd 17A Bob o 3m Can Car Pfd 30% B n, m Can Ind AlL 2h Broulan 53 n P m 5*; Brow-n Qﬂ 35 Celsn 13% Bu“ Aug My‘ Coclishut Plow 9% Bu“ can 3% Cons Smelt 65 , Bunk Hill 11 5°" 33*‘ ca; no Dom Coal Pfd 16% Calmcnt as Bﬂdﬂe “l? can a», Dom Steel B 12.. ca; “Bu, m5 Dom Textile 35% gem, pa, M5 Dom Textile 65‘ ghem m 18 llbundaticn Co I 14/. cham- 139 Gen Steel Wars o. 101 Chnomium 6;, Gypsum 6/- commou 55 How Smith 15 Coniarum 152 131119 T00 15% Co“ chm 27 int Nickel 57% gm Smelt w,‘ Massey Harris 7v. Daykwawr 8 McCoil Front 8W Davies 25 Mtl Power 30-‘? ever... o ome 3% Quebec Pﬂwer 1m nor-v,“ , n‘ Shewlnigsri 20%. Ens; Crggf, 9% St Law Com 5". E35; Man-ohm 220 St LﬂlW Pfd 18

do 240 -S0u Can Power 12 mlmn 590 Steel of Can 74 mmkm ,7 Steel of Can P 67 Fed Km; 9 Win Elec A 2% p. m Win Elec B 2% Fire Pete 9 -__- gllllies Lake 13% k

enora 21/,

m. as Ban s Gold libel: 11v." Gocdt 31/, G1- Bo 5 ‘ (Canadian Press) Gfﬂllﬁdﬂ 11% grungy-Dan“ 5 .112 Stocks Close 113?: M‘ 1%) Canada - Barker u Commerce 1B0 Hedi I no Montreal 180 Hon-mg" 15% Nova Scolds — gnu no Royal Bk mo gomesteﬂd 2'1 owey a g5 Hud Bay Min am - d ’ 1.... .., Di 0 uce Prices Nickel * 515g gwirlwiite as i 3°?“ 13% MONTREAL, Nov. 7 —-(CP)—-A gemwceon “V! good demand for first grade eggs Kerr Add 35 boosted the offered price o! Ont. Kirk m,“ is A-large eggs one cent~ on uie Lwuna 26 produce section of the Canadian MR Sh“ 12. commodity exchange. Other pro- Lanf Cont‘ 51 ducts moved at prices that were Lam Gm 3g ‘generally steady to a shade cas-

. e13. gage‘, C” ﬁg,‘ nutter spot —Que. fresh (92 Latch.» 7o score) 2i 7-8 traced, Que. (38 Mp8s“ 535 score) regradcd 21 l~4-l-2, Que. Libae L L m (38 score) fresh 21 3-8-1-2, Que. Mad in 325 (92 score) regraded offered at 22 Madam w Sales: 50 Que. fresh 92 score) at Malﬂruc 5o 22; 100 Que. fresh (92 score) at Maralizb 7 axCqi-igese s i. -—Ont willie and Mcmwe 51% c lored 1%%O-8 Que ‘white 12 3-4 M°K°PM° “'5 sic Sal - 456 u' whtc at 1a Mnvlttk u 100. QueescoloredQ net 13 i-ld gévyag?“ 8g Eggs spot —Ont. A-laige 44a; Mm 00m m, A-medlum 38a. A-pullets 81a, B- Mmiiﬂ‘ a ‘“i;i8£i¥1au%f“‘s 1 (c?) Moneta 125 R ~ ' hov’ “t '- Morm Kink 7 eceipts were lig i. and rading Nlybob 45 quiet on open produce markets “when 4% here today forcing prices in some Newmld u sections to ease slightly. The Do- Nlmmm "3 minion Department oi Agriculture Noranda. am "Wiwd “d”

Nomad B“ Butter p.....o' were easier while Nmmém 85 potatoes and eggs remained steady Nor mm Mo and unchanged. Ogden 295 Creamery cutter prints ot retail- okmm n5 ers sold icr 23 l-2-24 cents a 018‘ on 3% pound and solids for 23-23 1-2. on“? M Western bugtereéleliiéeraezd 1111: Mant- rea wssoer a -. ue. o” m“ 4g Nah l1 D8.Sl.€\.l2l‘zlZ€1d‘li'€5i1 and re- Pamour 470 3m e w“ ' ' Parmmm 5% Cheese was 13 1-2 for Ont. VERA

more 5% and colored, l3 1-8 for Que. w e “Wm”, w and 13 l-4 for Que. colored.

W" 1° Graded eggs shi ents in used 99mm Gold "5 free cases were o fered st 43244 Pick crow M5 cents a dozen for A-large, 38 or “on”, 246 A-medium, 30-81 tor A- ullets 26- Powell “o 27 for B-large and 21 or C. Heme‘. m Potatoes: QueuNc. 1 80's 1.00- pmm m, 1.05; Que. No. 2 cos fro-as; N. B_ Que M1,, 56 No. 1 so; 1.15-1.20, P. E. 1.

A“ 3m N0. 1 90s 1.30-1.40. Red Crest 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 7 —(AP)— Qﬂem“ 2:“ Foreign exchange: Great Britain Mame 4, demand mo 1-2. 4.1a ii-io. :5 Ronda “y, 76 1-2; 60-day bills 4.75, deman . s; Am}, m Canada .99 3-8; France 2.60 5-8; gamiAﬁng 125 Germany 40.07; Italy 5.26 l-4. ver 1a —— She-Willey 4% Pend Or 313 Sherrltt 155 Robb MOM 1 lscoe 152 Sladen '13 Staducona 55 gtréwBbiiike 9% u , asn | ud Cont 10 . Sulllvg,“ m ~ ylvaziite 335 $11 Helen iao ———

xos orp 141 ENCE Ucm 15° A BEAUTIFUL RIJSTD v bums 5,10 gtluiitedc s!‘ Miscouteilliie llfl

gwawAm m nee ouny oonss go we“ 13 rooms. which ere bed- We-i em w ‘.223? ..';‘;.‘l.."ii.‘.‘.'..°.‘"i‘a..‘.'r2f wmsey C 9V’ tion Hardwood floors e °°d 15 lot 'm' x ooo‘ nous.‘ located ' w“ “Pr” 73° 50" from e ‘main hlghws v Yrrilr Y G 11 m, un::¢g.u_ 135ml, oi the i olnes e UNLISTED minty. 000 Terms ii Bu“ T: n“ required. gglretou no n. x. s. nsmumc, mm", f) as Great George Street. 14 l7 L-lﬁ-ll-il-l-l {M

New York Curb

(Canadian Pren) Btods Close Am Cyan B 27% Aim Gas Elec 85% Am Super Power 1% Brown Co Pfd Cities Service s76 Creole Pet- 22's Bond Share 13 Gull Oil Corp $14 ecd I Nlag i-fud I Pant Oil M6 hone Star G15 0% , V. Livestock

MONTREAL. Nov. ‘I —(OP)—

Receipts: 1,100 cattle; 1,078 calves

4,253; hop 2,773.

Cattle: steers were stesdy to firm. Cows were just steady. Good steers made from $5.50 to $6. . medium the sales between 04.00 and $4.50. Medium heifers sold a- round $4.25, $4.00, medium cows were around $3.50 and common cows 02.70 to $3.00. Csnne-s and cutters made $2.00 to $2.00. Calves: Calves were 25 to B0 cents lower than last week. A few

A PUBLIC MEETING

WILL BE HELD 1N run

OITY NALL BOARD ROOM

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th“,

AT 8 P. M.

in receive the report of the Free Gardens Com- mittee and to consider proposed important de- velopments for the Unemployed of the City in a “back to the land” movement.

Mayor E. A. Foster will preside.

Hon. Mr. W. H. Dennis, Hon. B. W LePage, Mr. J. 0. Hyndman and others will address the meeting.

All Citizens are invited to attend.’

good veais made $0.50 with med- ium kinds selling up to 09.00, and common light veals down to 87.00. Drinkers ranged from 4.50 to $0.- 50 and grasssrs from 3.00 to $4.- 00 with the bulk between $3.5’) and $4 00. Sheep: Lambs were steady to strong. Good ewes and wethers were $7.75 to $8.00, mostly $7.- 75. Heavy lambs were cut $1.00, per hundrediwelght ' Cuils and, bucks $2.00 per hundredweight. Sheep were from $2.00 to $4.00 according to quality. Hogs: Hogs were firm at $8.50 for bacons fedand watered, and| uptc $8.75 off trucks. Selects drew $1.00 per hog premium with l the usual cuts on cff arades. Bows were from $6.50 to $7.25. ‘Hogs. sold on rail grade brought $ll.- ' 65 to 11 75 cold weight. '-

GRAIN

ov. 1 _rci=>-i

WINNIPEG. N Winnipeg wheat futures failed tc climb out of the rut of recent ses- sions and closed listless operations today with prices off l-2-7-8 cent. It was the second successive ses- sion of small losses.

November dropped to s. new five-year low of 56 l-2 cents but finished the day at 56 7-8 cents. December raps 56 5-8. May 60-60 1-8 and July 60. 3-4 cents.

Cash wheat operations thinned with _Canadian Mills taking small quantities of Nos. 1 and 2 North- ern. Spreads closed unchanged. Lack of offerings kept coarse grain futures firm at the close.

Dominion Fox Illustration Stations

FIELD DAYS

p at the ranches of Dan Smallman, 0’Lcary, P. E. I. 0n Nov. 10th. at 91in. and Capt. Allan A. Masher, Montague 0n Nov. 12th. at 9 a. m.

Conservative Meeting AT ODDFELIDWS HALL,

MONTAGUE

A meeting ‘of the Conservative electors of Montague North, Mon- ‘ﬂille South. Whim ROI-d and Vic- toria Cross Polls for the purpose of organization etc, will be held at the Oddiellowh l-lsll. Montague, on wedﬂﬂlhy. November 16th st 8 P. M. The meeting will be m. time by Dr. A. A. McDonald and others.

BY ORDER. OF CONVENOR-

and continuing throughout the day

Ranchers are invited to bring foxes for dem- onstration purposes conducted by the Super- visor.

The Provincial Fox Fieldman will also con- duct grading demonstrations at the above Field Days. Fox Study Club Members are invited to present foxes for gracing. Please consult your Club Secretary for details.

A large tent will provide shelter

J. C. JACK, Supervisor

iioc Pnooucriou

In order to assist the farmers in regard to l-iog pro- duction we are making the following offer: We are ship ping a young sow of the bacon type, not registered and oi breeding age to farmers who order same, accompanying order with sixteen dollars.

The Government will furnish crates and pay express charges to farmers nearest railway stations. Those sows are not bred.

You will kindly direct all answers to the Provincial Department of Agriculture.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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* IMPORTANT PIIBLIO MEETING

Under the auspices of the Prince Edward Island Travel Bureau

‘ BOARD ROOM, CITY HALL,

I Tuesday, November 8th, at 8.15 P. M.

Mr. Leo D. Doisn_ Chief of the Canadian Govern- ment Travel Bureau will deliver an address on the’ Tourist Industry of Canada. Mra-Dolan is interna- tionally known as one of the best and most fluent speakers in Canada, and has an important message to deliver to all interested in tourist business.

LADIES CORDI ALLY INVITED

ON

LAMPS

SPECIAL DEAL

COLEMAN and LANTERNS

We allow you 81.00 for an! 0|‘! lump or lantern on the purchase of g new Coleman lamp or Lantern-

Qoleman ,

sills 1178' MANTLES

‘ADI ITIOIGII e LAST LO s QIVI IOII AND IITTII LIGHT

I‘! l]! In! egigi-tlgehkiqszrolﬁbgnb T80. ﬁll XIII Dﬂlnv-t ' “I

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