REDDIN’S l; STOCK QUOTATIONS

APRIL 15, 1942 ' _

u pY GANG" H" rims: new vonk stock 11011111211 STOGK i "m" t 1r crulcr sxcnnn ‘m; purchase o ‘ Colgatil! Tooth Brush v BABIES NEEDS ‘emu’ n“) (Canadian Press) d Foods m“. Bela: Stralne smu m,“ Heinz Junior Foods m Clo» P-u-m non... a =- “l, 1m 1o 1-4 -4 N'"'51“g Baa" Nipipl“ 531135“ as 1-2 gm‘; @131‘ a 1a 1-2 Talcums-Baby 0| Beth sud u c“ cmfxft 131-4. Vitamin Preparations clrea onto 2e 1-4 cm c“ Wm“ "=- gwiiii... i‘? ‘*‘ C“ w PM i“ EN; Auto Lilo 2o 1 2 S“ mdl-‘lil A :1 1-4 t Size Mineral Oil Ge me, 21 a-a a“ PM" s 1-2 Quar 79¢ Gexd Motors 2:1 1-2 go“ iwﬂlflshlp e 1-2 ___ at Nor Pfd _ ' =1 7-8 m“ m" 3B Kennecott 3° 1-3 m c”! “d 13 1-3 35¢ Noxzema - - -19c d ,5 3 m Bridge o3 1,... 15.7.2.1... a... Eiijﬁiig-l 1 1-1 5'2: 1521i.‘ ,3 0i‘ O 5 Cakes 23C Penn R-R. 90 7-5 gryden 4 Phil P t Co 83 °“' 3mm‘ 11 1-8 Std 011 11.1 as 1-: 1'1"’ '1,‘°b a s-a Barrington Hand Cream Tex“ can, a, b, Mgslgolrg 30 15-25-50 United a11- aoa-o Mu P1; 1min 2 1-0 U .5 Rubber 14 1-2 t w" . Z) 1-4 if‘, ' S t u s st co 41 1-a N“ Brew 24 1-2 Wlldroot Speed e vanadmm m,‘ 16 1,2 gat Steel Car 39 5.3 Wave Set West Union 2 Qflgggc Cgru a 15c West Eiee so s-a sh i l owe: 12 1-4 Woolworth - B‘ £38613!!!‘ ! 1-2 St Law Pld 13 llillillii BROS. Toronto Exchange Finance L. M. Dowel" m t, Alprrild lhtcriggno m8 6 W85 l’ B-Y, R- M- 511mm"- m-oo. u - oo-“o onwmzztaeonrﬂulni-art; mentts in France, and all four in- w the lowest average level since

dex groups lost ground Both min- ing groups set new index lows for

the year, the golds going to their

‘laoiweat i: 1o years. Selhling increas- ou e and t e aggregate turnover ocdiggooo sham was the

h itsin M 124

To 1-0551" Packer-i “"1 The gold group declined 1.1a 1n

Fishermeln when in need 9f the index to 62.19 compared with

the previous low o! 63.23 set on

herring f“ l°b§ter ha,“ March 14. rake Shore and Dome please communicate with toudled new lows for recent. years.

~ v the former closing 25 down at $7 Egrnont Ba Y F1$h°""§“€ and the latter s-a down at 1o a-a Union, our telephone No- 1 - Losses oi’ 1o to 2s cents were net- HH, ted by Buffalo-Ankerite, Chester-

ville. Hollinger. MacLeod-Cock- shutt, Macassa and Pickle Crow ____ and other golds down 4 to 5 cents N... (cp)_. 11-11mm y". were Wright-Hargreaves. Upper

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h 1d 1;; f F;- k- Canada, Central Patricia, East ma’ °ou§§§§§1§g “goopsﬁuei Malartic, Kerr-Addison, Malartic m; was fo11nd drowned near a 501d Midlands town where he wa- sta- Plggeer and Took Hush“.

-1 h 12.11.11‘. J t 27, h Alggeilritvetg rtvifh Nortrichustlity an?! Prbes were dtcwn 3'4 1°!‘ 1111550“ Crystal Palace as s forward.

Fields, McKenzie, O'Brien, the senior group closing

index loss 0d .89.

Dominion Steel B fell back 1-2 to 8 and Dominion Stores weak- ened l-2 to a new low at 4. The IitgBSGY-Hﬂfﬂ; issues weakened 3-8

Home Oil was fairly active and after touching 2.48, sold back ~o close at 2.43, off 2 cents net. Okal- ta weakened a cent and Dahousie was a fraction higher. Hogtcgtead

Oil and Gas weakened 8-4 9|: cqmmgngg Montreal Curb Monthly Dspoilts Provide

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Stocks Close

LOANS

for Taxes, Fuel Purchases and other Seasonal Needs.

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Asbestos l8 B A Oil 13 1- Beaullnrnois 9 5-8 Bathurst A 13 3-4 Othor Amounts oi P711597 v11“ 1o Proportlonutsly Low lam d A 15 1-2 YOUR mars 1s rnorscrro av j H11’ Walk" 41 urs trtsunmcr. WHICH THE ~ imp Oil 7 7-8 um: ARRANGES Price com 7 1.4 Price Pid -

Advertising Rates — 111E110 in Advanc:

Minimum Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cont;

Central Guardian locals. 5o por word; Western uni Eastern loenla l0 ill!‘ Word; Announcements and Coming Events 8o be: word: U ed 3o per word; in Memorial Not-ices 70o per their Lists of Floral aao s irltual oils-We, Cards. m. 5c per name; letters oi Condolence ‘l c per inch; adding engagements l0 words for 81.00 Ind l0 cents for crcry additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and Aaliilfwinlion. 70c per inch or 4o per word. Lists of Subscription: hpclilrclitaopker inch. Address sud i ntntion $1.00. Other rates on

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Plélirurmc]; RUBBER “w. now 15-1‘!!! rm: r0 on 1 ro edges. cllnto Morrison,

Ihdcrlolon 1.40 ton SALE-GENERAL PURPOSE be m

girl?“ gaming four. H. Nelson, M O O. Bchoois Ltd- Toronto iii

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ﬂmlles, two small stoves. open culation oi’ words. Teaching, Miss

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Wanted ssaarno raou m: lumcu 1 Silver llbmslc Fox Marked Ro-

lMNrsn - anvoua navmd ward. Notify Archie moboaalo. mm‘ . 4-14-11.

shortly ‘"1" 150x 2. Charlottetown

e1 nuns or expecting same 3 mm anywhere in province. mo ‘Lot 61

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HARDY PIBINNNAL ch"""°¢ Awmmm" Wild roses grow in every province

Intern Trust Building l" cannu-

Cbarlottelown CUPS m COFFEE A pound of coffee makco approxi-

‘WNH-a-n-a-ms-aw-vn-a mmly 4o cum.

April, 1933, under selling brought 011i by the news of Pierre Lavalks return to power in the Vichy gov- erlément.

y con-tract with recent sluggish 505510115. the market. was fairly ac- tive but it still was relatively thin with total transfers oi’ 556,980 223105 ocmpared with 237.710 Mon.

The Associated Press 60- t k wmvosile moped .1 0d a will at. 334. Qf an average 01f 789 issues

Canadian stocks showed a gen. "a1 IYRKII-iﬂnﬂl decline. Information. al Nickel and Hiram Walkers lost 1-3 D011". lake Shore Mines, Dds- t-illers Seacram 1-4, Canadian Pa- cific 3-8, Brazilian Traction Ford 01' Canada “A" 1-8. Quoted for the

Youngstown Sheet, Boeing, Doug. las. Anaconda, Kennrcott, west. inghouse, N.Y. Central, Sculhgm Pacific. Southern Railway am South Puerto Rico Sugar,

Down a point or more were Am. 911C811 Con. Chrysler, Sears Roe. buok, Harvester, Eastman. Philip Morris, DuPont, Santa Fe, Union Paciﬁc. Atlantic Coast Line and American Sugar.

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL. April 14—(CP)-_ Canadian Commodity Exchange,

Bum!‘ 990i! Que and western (92 score) 36 1-4.3.

. SD01: Eastern A-large 30- 30 1-2; A-medivm 28 1-2-29; A. pullets 25-25 1-2; E-B 27-27 1-2; -C 23 l-ZA.

Cheese spot! Que white 20-20 1-2, colored 80-20 8-4.

MONIREAL, April !4—(CP)_ Produce market prices here today I18 "P011811 by the Dominion DQ- mrtment of Arrictllture follow:-

EZSSI Itraded shirment selling A-large 3o 1-2: A-medlum 29: pul- lets 26: B 285 C 25.

Butter: first grade creazne y prints, jabbing price. 88-36 1-2: first grade solids. Jobbing price S5 1-2-36: wholesale. Que no l pas- teurized storage 35 1-4, no 2 stor- sqe 34 3-4.

Cheese: current receipt FOB. winning oint. western white and 001m“! 20 1-43 Que white and colored delivered Montreal 2i 3-4; vst-lolesalte. western white and col- ored 21-21 1-2 ncm.

Potatoes: Que whitrs no 1 1.60- 1.652 no 2 128-145: NB mountain no 1 1.70-1.75: PEI mountain 1.75 1.802 whites 1.70-1.70.

WINNIPEG. April 14-—(CP)—-In routine trading broken chiefly by purchases of May wheat in Can- adian wheat board adjustment , ntleart futures on Winnipeg grain exchange today closed unchanged, May at 79 1-4A cents a bushel and July at 80 8-813.

Grain futures close:

“ghost: May ‘I9 l-M, July l0

Oats: May 51 1-2, July 60 1-2.3. OOt 49 3-88.

Barley: May 64 3-413. July 64 1-8. Oct 62 5-8.

Cash ices: Whea : No. 1 hard and No. 1 nor

71 3-4; No. 1 A.R.W. 82 8-4. Oats: No.2CW51i-4:ex8CW 5o;8CW408-8:cx1fecd491-4: - No. 2 47

1-4! No. 3 feed 44 8-4.

Barley: melting grades-No. 1 It: 2 CW ti-row and No. l 2 CW 2- mw all 84 3-4: No. 8 C ﬁ-row 82 5-8; other grades-No. 1 feed 81; No. 2 feed 60; No. 8 feed 80 1-2.

Livestock

IIDNTTLEAL. A i l4—(CPl-— ‘mere were 62 cat . 4 8119611. 781 hogs and 1,804 calves for sale 0B the two Montreal livestock markets today. Calves were strons 1° 3° cents or more higher, other kludﬁ or livestock were steady.

toher cows ranged from $5 W

Iva and common 1111115 ssfso w 17.50

Calves were strong to 25111115 or more higher qualPy rotmtitr-“d- Veals reused from $8 for very "m" mun light kinds to e11 for wd vents. There were 11o tops. ‘Illc bulk

eraging close “to $9.15

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0i! the calves were sold in mixed tween $8.75 and $9.50 av-

Drinkers

W79 $650 to . Hogs were $15.25 to $15.40 for B-l dressed. Grade A drew $1 per

hog premium with dis-counts on

off grades. Son-s were $9 t-0 $9.75 live weight.

Montreal Exchange

AJXNTILEAL, April lh-(Ql- bcadens 1:1 all groups staged a re- treat. on the stock exchange and curb market today. Lcs_es W81‘: generally fractional but in places ran deeper. Tradmg volume was the heaviest since Dec. 9. Weak- ness of the mart was ascribed by hookers to mock from the .an- nounoement 011 the Laval appoint- ment ln France.

New lows were recorded on the stock exchange International Nickel, Hudson Bay Mining, Na- tional Steel Car, Price Brothers, t. Lawrence Corporation, Gat- lnoau five per cent preferred, Do- minion Textile and gnew prefer-

ln utilities minor recessions were posted by Montreal Power, Bell Telephone, Quebec Power, Ottawa Electric Railway, Shawinlgan, Bra- zilian and Gatlneau common. Can- ada Steamship common was s loser in carriers and the pre- ferred lost an early rLe. CPR. was sbo down

In metals Conscrdated Smclwra and Noranda {oined in the easier tmnd and 1-lo linger was lower in mines. Imperial had s fraction sl in oils

in industrlals were Asbes- tos. Canadian Car, Dominion Tar, Baihurat, United Steel, Dosco "B“, Dominion Bridge, Hamilton Bridge and United Steel. International Bronze preferred. Alcchcl "B" and Imperial Tobacco ran against the general trend and

moved up q little

Total sales; 23,1100 slmres; lndus~ trials. 16.40 Mines, 6.000

Mlnardkﬁrc-‘ilevershsbr-lins

(Canadian Press)

Currencies

NEW YORK. April 14—(CP)—— The Canadian dollar at a discount of 13 per cent and the pound Ster- ling at $4.04 closed rrrxhanged in relation to the United States dol- todays final foreign change dealings. (Ottawa Foreign Exchange Control Board rate 8.08- 9.91 per cent discount.)

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CANADA

Markets At A Glance Auction Salg

(Canadian Press) ‘Toronto, liionircri and New York- Stocks closed lower. Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged. New York-Cotton lower.

There will be sold by Public Auction on the promises at

141 SPRING PARK ROAD, CHARLOTTETOWN, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 17th, 1942 AT l P. M.

ﬁe property o! the Est-ah of the late James Trainer, consisting of a six-room modern dwelling. large barn and about nnc and one-quarter acres of land. This property is de- sirably located on the edge of Charlottetown in a pleasant district and is suitable for gardening. W. H. BEAION,

Auctioneer.

4-10-13-15.

AIIGTEON SALE

I am instructed by Leigh Chap- pelle, of Stanhopc to sell on his prcmL-Cs Wednesday, April 22nd at 1 P. M. the following.

l Driving mare (Molly Grattsn) ago 8 yrs" I worlr mnrc age 7 yrs. i300 lbs. '

Also Lucky Guy ago ‘i yrs. with bike. harness 4nd all equipment.

l miich cow to freshen.

l truck wagon, 2 set work harness, collars and homes. traces (new).

l driving wagon, i trailer, 1 box sleight. 1 blacksmith: power drill also mechanic and carpenter tools (H. Dystant). 20 he 8 tom choice My. quantity oats, seperntor, I churn. i camn stove, z shot guns. l iron hoist 150 ft. steel cable, l csbin cruiser 4| ft. equipped with 4o ll. P. Acadia Marine engine, l truck good tires and other articles too humorous in mention.

‘lcrms Cash ~- J. S. IIIGGAR. g Auctioneer. ll |1nt fine will be held following duy- _ 4-13-15-11

PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

1N THE PROBATE COURT The 4th day of April A_ D., 1942

In Re Estate of Ellen O'Brien late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, widow, de- ceased, t-estate,

To the sheriff of the County oi Queens county or any Constable or literate person u-ithitt said County

GREETING:

WHEREAs upon reading the peti- tion on filo of Agnes Higgins of Charlottetown aforesaid. Single woman, the executrix of the above named estate, praying that a cita- tion may be issued for the purpose hereinafter sot forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in t-he said Est- ate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said Province. on Friday the 8th clay of May next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock forencon of the same day to shew cause ii any they can why the Accounts of

the said Esta?» should not be peso ed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. F. MacPhee, Esq, Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that I. true copy hereof be forthwith pub- Lshed in some newspaper publish- ed in Charlottetown aforesaid 011cc in each week for at. least four con- secutive treeks from the date here- of and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively, namely 1n the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aioreaaid, at or near the Bunk oi’ Nova scotia and at or near the Royal Bank of Can- acln both 1n Cimrlottetmvn afore- said, so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforcsnﬁi. the day and year flISA above written.

By the Court.

MURIEL C. LOWTlll-IR (Sgt!)

Registrar. L-l59-4-8-i5-22-29

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