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'l‘urn on your electric fan 1n the laundry the next. rainy wash day and sec how big a help it ts in the drying of the clothes.

Eastern Guardian

..‘I!UY ROBIN IIOOD FLOUR nmv. you will not regret it.

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Notice is hereby given that the Board of Appeal has this day ‘fixed ltcdnesdny, October 14th, 1936, at iL-ifl .-\. M. in the (‘lty Court Room m the City Building in Charlotte- innn, as the time and place for hearing appeals from (‘ivic rates and assessments and valuations.

Charlottetown, September 29th, 1936. GEO. I’. NICHOLSON, City Clerk.

11-6863-9-30-101.

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I cm instructed by the Exeeutors ni‘ the late I-Elizzihz-th Iiurnett to nfll-i- for sulc by publlz- auction cn he? lute premises on Wednesday, October 7th, 193G at 2 P. M. the 11m! Estate consisting oi a Lot of land with residence, store and out- jiuildings at Fort Augustus Corner and all the household Iumiture. utensils and efforts of the deceased. Terms made known at sale.

J. P. BRADLEY. Auctioneer.

L-6868—9-30-10-1-2l. ’

Bonshaw Investments, Limited

NOTICE 1S IIEREBY GIVEN that Bonshaw Investments, Limited will make application to the Soc- reiory of State of Canada for leave to surrender its charter as and from a date to be fixed by the Secretary nI State. '

CIIARLOTTETOWN, 28th, 1936.

September

W. ROY DILLON, Asst. Secretary-Treasurer. N-767-10-1-1i.

Stanhope Investments, Limited

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ihnl Sianhqie Invcsinvcnls, Limited Will make application to the 5Q!!- "llflry of State of ‘Canada for leave in surrender its charter as and from a date to be fixed by the Secretary nf Slate.

CIIARLOTTETOWN, 2am, 1930.

September

‘V. R01’ DILLON, Asst. secretary-Treasurer. N-766-10-l-1l.

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LAST DAY

2 FW)RLl SALE

All)’ Two 25C, 50c or $1.00 Articles for Price of “One

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Stock: Open Lnt Abltibi I 3-8 2 1-2 .Asbesfos 69 67 lBathurst 14 7-8 14 3-4 Beautharnois 2 1-2 2 1-2 Bell Tel. 150 150 Brazillian 14 3-4 14 7-8 Bruck Silk 6 1-4 8 1-41 B. C. Power A 30 30 _1-2 Cen. Cement 7 1-2 7 1-2 Can. Nor Pr. 26 1-4 26 1-4 Can. car & Found 9 3-8 9 3-4 Can. Hydro Pfd. 43 1-2 43 3-4 Can. Ind. Al 6 1-2 6 1-2 Can. Poo. 12 1-4 12 1-8 Celanese 27 1-4 27 1-4 Cockshuti. Plow 6 3-4 6 3-4 Cons. Smelt 59 59 Dist. Seagrams 24 3-4 24 3-4 Dom. Coal Pfd. 17 17 Dom. Bridge 47 1-4 42 Dom. Steel B 6 6 Dom. Textllle 71 71 Donnaconna. 10 5-6 10 3-4 Fraser Co. 19 3-4 20 Foudation O0 19 7-8 19 3-4 Gen. Steel Waresli 1-4 4 1-4 Howard Smith 13 1-4 13 1-2 Imp. Tobacco 14 13 7-8 Int. Nickel 61 1-4 60 7-8 Lake Woods 33 1-2 34 5-8 Massey Harris 4 1-2 4 1-4 McColl Front 14 1-8 14 Montreal Power 33 1-8 33 Nat. Breweries 41 1-2 41 Nat. Steel Car l7 19 Noranda 65 64 1-2 Power corp 16 3-8 16 3-4 Shawlnignn 2i 7-8 21 3-4 St. Lawrence 3 3-4 3 7-8 Steel of Can 68 l-2 68 1-2 Winnipeg Elec. 2 1-4 2 1-4 BANKS: Bk. of Can. 58 58 Bk. of Commerce 157 1-2 158 Bk. of N. S 2B1 1-4 281 1-4 Royal 1'77 177 MONTREAL CURB: B. A Oil 22 3-4 22 3-4 Dom Stores 9 3-3 9 3-4 Ford A 23 23 Imp Oil 21 1-4 31 1-4 Melchers A 9 1-4 9 1-4 Walker Goodreham -40 40 CHICAGO, Sept. 30 -— 0W1!!!

largely to a month-end tumble of corn prices. weakness developed in nll grain today toward the last. De- spite transient rallies that in some cases lifted wheat a cent a bushel the wheat market afterwards reacted with corn. Shrinkage of demand for cash delivery of corn was a. late bearish factor. _

Corn closed unsteady down ‘l-B 1 1-2 Dec as a-4 v-a, May a9 a0 1-s wheat unchanged to 5-8 off. Dec. 112 v-a us. MW 111 8-8 1-2. om 3-8 3-4 down, and provisions vary- ing from 5 cents decline to 25 cents advance.

WINNIPEG, Sept. 30—Wide and frequent price fluctuations were the rule on Winnipfil 5mm EX- change today, wheat futures clos- ing with net recesions of 8-8 1-4 cents despite 500,000 bushel export

sales. irregularity prevailed throlilh-

out the session, though trading

volume was not large. October

closed at $1.06 7-8 November 31.- 07, December 31.05 1-8 and May $1.06 3-4.

Weakness in outside markets prompted selling that found the pit bare of support. with most of the offering credited to Chicnsv interests. Cheaper Australian of- fers on new-crop wheat at Liver- pool was a bearish factor.

Liverpool was off 1 3-4D to lead a general downward trend in world wheat prices. Chicago dipped fractionally and Buenos Aires was down a. cent. Coarse grains prices followed wheat to lower levels, but cash-grains spreads held quietly firm.

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Notlcg lg hem; lven that payment of n11 taxes duo the Provincial Treasurer of tho rl-ollnoo of Prince Edward hum In realm w MM- Pcmnai Property and Income assessment is immediately required. Other- wise h1g1); Wm b, “My, n, provided under the 14nd Assessment Act, 19M. and the Income and Personal Property Tull"! M?» 1'34, f0!’ Wllwu"! "T

Al] Pom; | Pfgpgfly and Income ‘faxes romalnl _ unpaid on the 24th day of Oc-tober, I936, will be subject to interest at file rate of t"! Mr cent per grumm ffom date of default until Illlll

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Dated n Charlottetown, 1'11"" 54'1"“ ""“" m‘ m“ a” °' 5"’ c. J. srewuer,

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to take place in Washington and

NEW Yoglllcwlfllsvzllzcl 30 Th will probably help the utility . - e , "—-'— P11111121 Bemledl debating the mfrlgjnom-o Sept so Big m; LTZZLY.‘ o?’ air-Trill“ i": T’ ' ' i ' I It‘ . I Devaluation Bill and approval 1s court-Vancouver says _..Re¢em, change nun Curb Ilrlilj " tllfllocted. The French bourse will extension of option on balance of ’ Probably not open until Thursday. treasury shares indicates that Big Stocks again in Amsterdam are Missouri hopes to raise sufficient All Chem 327 324 Stroll: and the American issues fundsby this means to maintain Am Can 125 195 “WW1 and swfldy- Domestic news its 40 percent equity m the Buenva. Am’ For Pr v 1 4 v I" continues favorable. Iron Age vists Mine which ownership of the Am‘ R diator ' zz 5'8 "1"" °Pll1nl5ll°a1lY wnceminx Bis Misourl Mines is vested Am‘ Tel s. Tel 114 1-4 l2 the 59961 industry. Gasoline stocks Work at the property is now con- Am. Waterworks 25 1-8‘ 25 1 3 were down last week 814.000 bar- centrated on preparations for Anylconda. 39 39 713 rels and crude oil production was mill. Atchlson 79 3.3 73 3'8 down 6900 barrels. Electric Power Halilwell -High grade material Atl. Refining 27 3-8 27 1'3 “"91" W" 315° fflvvrnble at Halliwell has intersected good Auburn 35 3-4 3'5 Twentieth Century Fox declaredan mineral conditions in diamond Bald Loco 3 7-8 8 7 a initial dividend of $1 on the oom- drilling and officials state that; re- Bait. 8a Ohio 24 3-4 24 1's mon. American stocks in London suits justify shaft sinking and Bendix Av 29 5-8 3o 1'3 are either a fraction above or a underground development. Beth Steel 5g 5.3 5,, "Balm below 11151’- wccks‘ closing. BRALORNE _ September pro- Briggs Man as s-4 5s 1 a W6 would 100k 101' an irregular ductlon is expected to be about the Case 155 1'5 "n" mark“ i" New York lOdB-Y- same or better than Augusirwhen Chesapeake 8r o7 67 1-4 ‘The P°W°Y 601118181101 1s scheduled a new high reoord was established Chhrysler 122 a-n 121 1-4 at $209.m0. Com $01. 15 3-4 15 3-4 Com dz So 3 3-4 3 7-3 Con Can 71 11 Consol Gas Co 4s '42 s-4 Curtis-Wright B l-Z 6 1-2 ____ Ovlsmtc ‘ 15 15 a-a ___i. Deere p0 g2 MONTREAL, Sept. 30—'I‘rading _ 9111mm 1°? l-B 1611-8 was light on Montreal Livestock p13? aggfivltllrafiitiiilag Elm Auuhmte 44 1'8 43 34 “Ike's ma" l" earl!’ 498111188» the mining list of Toronto Ex- Elm‘ Pr‘ ‘s’ m 15 5"‘ 15 5*‘ with no sales on the cattle section. change dgvelopgd irregularity later Firestone 28 5'8 29 1'4 Receipts cattle 75; calves 244; on selective buying and Scum‘ Gem m" 45 3'3 5 ' a » ' » hogs 256; sheep 18. Al; the close golds were off about Gm’ mods 40 4° " T =- . . - Veal calves were steady at $6 to a h,l1;-_po1nt m 13344 and other geiolarygmrs 59 5'3 63 7-8 .' ‘ " ’,. . ' $8 for fair to good quality. Oom- ‘ ' _ ° c 23 1'3 3214 ‘ . . p ' " mon drinkers traded at, s4 and §§‘,’,§‘§’§,,“f,f§ Q23? Goodyear '1' 24 1-a 24 _ y slightly higher while an °dd 5319 000 shares was the smallest for h Gt’ NO‘ Pm‘ 4o 1'8 39 3'4 l‘ I I ‘ ' ‘ l ‘ ' ' was made of heavy western calves m“ session since April 23 Hud Mm“ C“ 13 5'3 13 1'4 ‘ ' ‘ ' - T ' > v " at $3.75 to $4. Grassers rangl-‘d The big sows wmmueg, go play m central 26 7'3 26 1'4 ' a n ' I ' l ‘ [rum $315 to $3A75_ minor role trading lightly at Int. Harvester 84 1-4 84 5-8 . ' . ' V. '_ . ._;_ . “ " good ewes and wemers were 151m‘ dy price; wright Hargreaves Inter. Tel 8r Tel 13 12 7-8 _ . _» .. "I ' ' $7.25, buck lambs $6.25 and culls and Ted, Hhghes showed comb Johns-Man 6cm 11B 11a 1-2 '5'?‘ sheep were unchanged M? $3 derable volume with Hargreaves fiinnefitizp R '8 3&8 47 3'4 l m 4_ ssour ac. y 2 -8 2 5-8 . Bacon hogs fed and watered fisflgenéilltllorlllisfihup Mom" Ward '9 3' 1'2 H l S I'l( R U Fl S S C h 6 d U l 8 were $8.50 with selects drawing a gqm of 4'5 cents m 3 90 in trad: y“??? Cm? I 3° 1'3 2° 1'5 $1 premium. Butcher and heavies ‘ ' 1 ~ Ce" l“ 45 451-4 - - - ___ were $8 and exrym; heavles “m gills}???zllggmbjxieskhilagidvlzgz: gut, c.1511: Reg! 34 5.8 25 1-3 . . . and so does his life msurance a schedule that Sows remained frm at, $6 to $7. h ‘d b m4; k1 Th 6W Yo!" . N- H- 3 7-8 3 7-8 ' hance His 01k.’ .5i Hog. prices were 15 Gems low“ ggzeowggkgs may; £131) atazélg. e Non American o 31 H, 31 M protects, and leaves nothing to c t . ' I: u. _ n s: giggle arliéinlo ceéltstlogelii‘ other golds w move up Smaruy ggzélgjg gift“ i": if The Great-West Life are fitted to lllS family s specific e.. ‘a grae rae ‘ ' . . . . at $11.15 and live grade $8.50 31,§§§§,,f,§'§m° “Zfigfiewpmffif; Palamlmnt 13 1'8 13 l-B needs-and to his lncome. Knowing that he has done weighed o“ cars‘ sows were 5°1d O'Brien but ‘the last. two dropped Pa?“ R' R‘ 38 7'8 38 5'8 ' ' l f 1 d ’ v k fm- $8 m1 gradg and $6 weighed their gains before the do“ ghllalllilpsléloxgrls a9 1-4 so his best for his dependents, 1c can ace t 1e ay snor off cal-g ' 11 C rvoe N. J. 45 34 4G . r - - steers 501d from $6 down and TORONTO Sept (C?) in: on Co 16 v-a 1'1 without worry. lou, too, can find m this company the cows from $3.25 do . C ’ ' R '0 COFP 101-2 10 1-2 - _ ' > ' ' 1 were a m ‘L50 and “Litters-natal; Alder Highlfggse sears Roe 0° 8., b2 8., exact policy you need Family Irotectlon, Children s to $2.25. Top for bulls was s3. Anglo mo She" Um“ o“ C“ 23 3'4 Education, Endowment for later years, or for any other Grass calves sold up to $3.50 Astoria o6 5913mm PM 43 7'3 43 1'4 _ _ ., and V9111 $7 while lambs were also 35g, 07 5H 51¢ o" °l-' 1nd 37 3'4 3'1 1-2 ob]ect1ve. Get to know a (neat-West man. at, $7, Barry 34 gitzdaOigof N. 11121713-88 6O 1-4 ' . B-fuM-l 1- 3 Telylpl: ¢§§§ 37 {.2 ‘at, f1: mun. MAN & c0. LTD, Provincial Managers c Bea e .33 ‘ Produce Pnces Bid Km‘ m,’ éggaft 247328 n; (Iharlonelown ---—- $21” 8-2: United Gas Imp 15 1-2 1s s-a § . . MQNTREAL’ 599p 30 __(cp) Bu“ C M L8 U. S. Rubber 34 1-4 34 1-4 THE when; mm m, 2 $143 1-2 Cal (k Edm - 1 40 U. s. Ind Al as 1-4 a4 1-2 u n fi Bark-ya c_ w_ no_ 3 4g con Mal 1 30 Vanadium 23 3-4 23 1-2 ‘ 0mg c, w, m, 3 49 ’ 0am) _ 1'85 Warner Bros. 13 1-2 '13 1-4 --- ,____ Feed m1 1 47 CR5 T 1-33 west Union 37 14 36 34; ‘ J Flour, spring wheat, patents, Ce“ PM 4'00 W955 All‘ Brill“? 44 44 ‘-~ _._ , --,-A-A- , . .. .. . . .,..__..._ss.-__.,__ . . . flrsts $6370 can Par 38 was? 141 5?‘ 1 3:0 14 v~MCuJJu DQCOQDQQQQD¢HQQQDQQQQO .2:.1u.,..vi..:uu. .1»- l‘ x ¢“ L s d $6.110 ‘ ccwo - s4 - '1 ' H - Baeclijgssssio 1% ])‘~1'y\'l'l‘ Inn. .lL_lon:il._ W111‘. I winter wheat patents’ choice Con!“ 1'90 ‘ . ClflTkln,]'liill.~T\'lli4". l4“t.).rlllf'l\l'l' .1 “'70 $4 8° Czns Chi 1.11 Md Lake M“ twill..fi'"fi'i‘tl'l'i.nililfiiivfiui; E3315 ‘-'lll'l,"..'v”"'-- “"3. ““-“"}'." t7i“'l"lilf.'i V '1‘ 1 ~ ' White Corn $6.50 ‘Bum’ Mal J5 Reno 1.38 Zupvr wurul; In fllumuriiun hutirua, 10'» o" 1.1.7.”. T15R11‘ i~1.....‘l“';...u ._ 0 ‘Ct .. . . , 3m“ w“ $22 25 Elrlor ‘ 1 37 gochgm 1'31 gfirll-‘flil-05551-1?Llxlf-ll-ilflfiv-g’ lffu-Millllo: fl~l1"' M "lmi"ml""qr' W '5 imWTk-rwi 1' lil‘\'l)\'\li r shorts to“ $2725 _ ' an 80 ‘ ' - A . l 1 1 1'1‘ , | u per Illl'l ur o per Q ' ‘A ‘ _ . . . ’_ .11 Mlddlmgs gm $3315 . ggawk .92 liiilihftmllufilli'rfr"uiiytfwiffiktmuu. twenty-live cents, c» gmlgd“‘\l'f‘nn'm"'l_li_' ’ '1" Rolled Oats bag 90 lbs $3.35 . e" 1-65 ‘aunmmunnun __ ,_ 0 - ' T “M” "" i H“ m‘ z p” ton’ c“ 1m $910 gllelgfll: 515cm 4 4'5 ___—~- . gunman“ _ n?“ 3'9"“... s. s. Q To LET TWO FIZONI‘ noun, Ont Cheese white and col 14 1-4- Good‘, . m, 1-2 Slade" 1-10 , " _*_' ' _ "" "'" ' "'- W W. )]L]u‘l\€\k‘\; - 1-2 Grandom I08 Stada e5 1-2 Male>He|p Wanted Mlsggllanepus i,l.imf‘,'S,_,f,,,,. ‘ , Que. white .1s 1s 1e; Que. col. 6mm, _-, Sud Basin 5-30 —'—'_————-"-~ —~‘ _-_'—=< ~ - ~ . ' 44 1.8 Cm“ J3 Sud Cont .20 wniwnn - MAN ron FARM 0x1: nu Egg-s in carbons ii-large _3a Gunnm, L00 Sulliv z 00 work. Apply Guardian. every order oi 2 doz. Drug Suud- running uni A-medlum ,34' Hard R 2 B0 -5Yll/l1l‘l 3.05 L-6862-9-30-3l. ries at $1.00. Price 115i, on request. lmlh. Ill-um: 3' g5 Hark" 16 Teck H 5 85 “'““—" "Sure 757.‘ The Nuihvlozio Rllll- 11mm. O l; Home“ '35 Tobum 3.90 WANTED -n MAN T0 no am. bcr Mfg. co, s3 Pflfk lVlOlW- Butter nu 1 24 14 Howey ‘75 glfbwéag ritlizildtsl of farm wogk 0o lurcsby the inn N. B. L-Gilfiil-{l-Bll-Ill. v _ ' 9n [1195 _ _ 1 I OI’ yenr. fllllPS ZIVCIT, g . aopgltam P E- T “°- 1 9175 $1- £1111: 1Com wane Am“ L70 R_ R_ 3_ S,,n,,ne,._.,d[._ issrzireu mom IIIY ruxcn ox y ‘ _ - w”; m 14 L_678l;_9_Z6_3- L-iniurdny. Septemlr r iwunr l fire‘ and N B no‘ 1 80s “'05 2:1!!! s: t’ wrli H T75 :1 ' . sixih. one iezunii- sliver ' n . ,;-~ '~ i. c.-.\_. Que. no. 2 60's so .90 L13; c no Tm“ 581°‘ 79T°°° H, h c] fldnied. .._ _ Xrxllrlcifiléigifmfl M“I"G9‘él;_‘1§,'_b°1‘f' Lebel 21 1-4 ‘g “e "w __vgg_g__v__‘ ' " Lee o... .0. s-4 33311,, g; g3; wg3;"*'“;pf;>,*g,g3n;§ng0<>v v51» ----- ~-- - ~ Little m. 0.00 Lake M“ J0 M . ' ' ‘ L_¢8-,3_9_.9_3, For Sale Mm 4145 N Hawk o4 —~ ~ --—— - ' i T r ~ ' — ii M811 8: E .15 1-2 ' W511i,” nAn-A r r- c -_‘ I. . _ MONTREAL, Sept. ao-Eszs Mup L .23 1-2 gfkc“ *9 ggh1;5@1¢g_ T'.1.,‘,fi.,,§’.".§.‘f1j“““ m, 5,1,. 5 ‘.1 .,§'.';}.","’ 1 prices displayed firm trends on M. 5p .45 r m ‘o9 1'2 I_,_6g(;(;_{;_3 _< ,. .' _ . ,_ "w f‘ ‘f d? Ritchie 436 __ _ __ _ ____ _ - 0 31- nhlke your sol ' n. our Ullltf! Montreal oven produce markets Mcxell 1-73 Robb M 06 1-4 ‘k ' ' ' in the new L a lluildll 1' day while other lines ruled quiet McMm .07 sud Mines o3 14 WANTED '" TRANSPORTATION phone 83;, o, 34,3, on,“ hgfulj 1'1".) I.11'l'—I..»\l{(ilI 11min Iilriml and SWBdY- McVltt .20 1-2 Temlsk '16 1 2 by car to Boston around October ‘mu ‘jchwrd’ J4 A M L“, Sun l 4' f-Cflllfltl llllivj‘ ' - v. - Butter was sold at 24 [-4 cents Mcwnti; 1.25 w ' ' 5l/h- APPTY 13-91111‘ UllillTllilll- L119 Ofncg‘ Q1H;-;;,UQ;Q-,\1I_' V rnvl couple “till l)l. ,‘. .3 i per pound for carlots or less of no. Min corp 2.58 L"? 74' '31 " I , 1 ‘m’. l.-u_‘ l<-"-l v. 1 Wlllle 101$ W rel-fillers We"! 35 1-2 Moneta .54 _ _ f“f'_'—'*' ‘ _ r01: sl\I.I5-(7IIE\'I{()I. r (‘Ul'I‘i-J ‘ ‘ ' for solids and 26 for prints. Monlg ,67 THE “OMB CABINET MAKER wANTu7"§( 0H" (“T-Lu PUT’ i Sn: m good rmzixluz: t . j Graded m; Shipments in carlcts Murphy .05 1-2 Malc- slflhnn are and mo‘. An- m 1311011114111. 1.011;: ii:\~ = B or less were quoted at 33 cents a Nowbgg 03 1-2 PTY J- C- m" Ol Gllllfillflll- V _ dozen for “Jame, 31 for mmedium Nip.“ 2 4o If you have Colonial flmniture _7___‘fl_.-6ill9-9-30-3_i m.” Hui" w M 25 for A-pullets, 23 1-2 for B and Norando. 64 5-8 Wu are probably annoyed with the ‘W ‘ ' FUR Mm‘ h mk- 5a.‘. ’°o1l§§e§°'.‘§;ngui 1a 1s 1e ts l??? 1' slag know m“ o" the bum“ dm“ Lost -——-— gflllliolloltlllgnlidlilgkvllr Eihhmn" Mhvfi-wumuhvno. e ' - oen ' r911 . b}, H‘, d I h 1d ———~——~-~——~-—-—- v - - - _-'_ 5|, - per pound for Quebecs and 14 1-4- Olga 0c s-4 Tseimujylfifcezmmwh ztikwm LOST -_. BLACK non - T/uhnn _ _ h L-ollfil-lfi-l-lz. n " "u. "M" 3-4 for Oni-arlos. Pow Ron 1.05 ‘ ' Kitten. Finder P105150 return to ;§""""f' " “ _ _ 4 _ .- Potatoes: Que n0. 1 80's $1.05 s1.- Pamour 3.45 “l” h" °l “he 121°“ “d “Peak l” MMBPIH Glwrrv- Rvnnrrl- o? y “u” TH“? l’ , mmf“: 10; m, 2 go's m m; N_ g m, pama, m; off even with the knob. Then place ri-onnzz-in-i-ii. g-"Uqlljl" ‘gflg-“H-llljli‘ l~°--‘g~l'l*‘; 80's $1.05 $1.10; P. E. I. 00'; no. Perron 1.12 u» knob on the screw and holding '"' Trhi‘ ‘@0113; (iljnrd “If..\.,,. "‘,',‘,‘.I. 1'31 3° 51-35 Pick O 6-50 the screw taut. with the screwdriver WOIlC Wanted rc-uqv {OX-Hp}- 1 war}; (dilute $40 '1 MONTREAL, 509t- —~'*IO (CP)— Pioneer 7.85 ‘ mrr-'________ ' 1 .‘ , ‘ tun-n the kmob until it. is tight to Belgian mole 10.11. 1 ldunl pd.- Es: Prices firmed nominally on Premier 3.34 AN EXPERIENCI-‘D woman - - . . 1m @9559; you w“; find it mo“; 1 pose) Sholthoin e0“ Rx-glsn-ud Canadian Commodity Exnhlume Preston L” “Tint-l? lwll-‘lfiwfllk- Alllllfv’ 139 $40. Waiter S. Weeks Kcnsingion. produce section today. Read Auth 3.72 “cu-Ye than 1T Bllwd TMN- Kent Street, City. L-6980-l0-1-3i. LL5g3].]()_]_1i_

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