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Service

Central Guardian locals, 5c

Floral and Ssiritllal one Condolence 7 c per indl. ed and l0 Agra-isolation, 70c per inch or 4e

cents per inch. Address and application.

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For Sale

‘FOR SALE — 3 NEWLY FRESH- ened milk cows. App] to Alex scout.Marshae1c.__1.-2lh;4-11;;n.

SHEETS 0F ABD- 18 x 23. Suita 1e fcr lining outhollses. Special rice 50 cents per hundred. De very charges extra. Apply Guardian.

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FOB SALE — board ’ size

De Laval, Apply John McDonaJ gEldfJli. 11-308-4-12-21.

TUB SALE-TWO NEWLY FRESH- ened cows. Alfonso Bryentzn. nmglrley. L-264-4-lk2i.

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FOB' SALE-THREE EEC ON light barrows, almost new. ply Elvin Mchure, North Milton. Ll24l-4-i0-2i. FOB SALE — TWO REGISTERED Hereford Bulls one year old. Frank Sanderion, North River. L-gag-t-lg-zl.

FOB SALE -— S H. P. TWIN ACAD-

ia Engine with Coils Propeller and Shaft used only one scagon. Apply Mctiowans

sr, , Kil . L-236-4-i0-lfl-l4llii. Wanted “film”; ~1.l.lll"”1°“1“"il”°1. ‘is l:_ _-' _ccl1. re‘.‘." p Ig-"flr-“Hl- Work Wanted

MAN wsms wonx av nsv on week. Apply 102 Malpfiue Road. l.- 4-12-11.

Male and 11.111111137111115 Wanted

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Poe Clerks, Cus m; iiblam - ers. Clerks and Stenographers. e . B et of inform- stion. M. C. C.-B0hools Ltd. Toronto 10. Oldest in Canada.

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TENDERS

Tenders will be received for the construction of New Science Rail at St. Dunstan‘! Collefe Charm“. town, up to May 1. ado. Plans and a liloatlons may be "on at the o tice of Jam. E. l Architect, Charlottetown.

Lowest or any tcnder not neces- sarily accepted.

Tenders should be seal-emu ul Board of Governors, St. Damian's College, P. 0, Bagiflo, Charlotte-

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52 Acre Form oi‘ Mcrshileld on Si. Peters Rood, paved 4V1 miles from Charlottetown, W5 miles to York Station. Apply to

HAROLD MURRAY.

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of cultivation, siiuotsd within c mile of Charlottetown on ‘the Mount Edward RoodL. It hill large ncdsto- buildings, house Vi?‘ lg ‘modern cslovgnlsnciss in ou u I11 in repor- iheellr inhumane power, and i-‘lty water, alto o city milil routs If desired. * »

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To Let

T0 LET-ii HEATED ll/OOMS, 2 adjoining, one single. Write F. p_c_lo Gugljgli L-294-4-11-2i.

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rooms. Furnished or unfurnish- _ed.7'I\el._288-J. L_-Q25.._4:1_2_-21.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. TEA-

cher. Protestant, for Bonshaw

School. Neil Salmond, secretary. l'.l—299-4-12-2 .

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WANTED - MAN’ AND WIFE FOR farm work. Apply in perscrl. G. Cooke, East Royalty.

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MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) ‘Ibronto, Mono-cal and York -stocks closed lower.

wvvvvinulipeg -Whealt 1-2-1-4 cent

er New York -Cotton, rubber and coffee lower; sugar hdgtler.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exdlange rates

Alt Montreal —Pound 4.70 3-4; glh S. dir 1.00 9-16; franc 2.66

Art New York-Pound 4.65: Cdn dlr .09 13-33; franc 2.64 7-8.

At Paris --Pound 176.77 1-2 fr: U. S. dlr 37.76 fr; Canadian did‘ 37.52 fr.

In Gold —Pound 11s, 5d; U. S.

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a8 "m (Canadian press) w" Stocks Close Al Chant 31 1-4 am c and l‘ 1,0 11-4 Am For Pr 2 1-4 Am Radiator ll 1-2 Am Tel Tel 1491-4 Am a 8 7-8 22 1-2 Atahison 28 Altl Rdln l9 Bait Ohio 4 3-4 win 10 1-2 Bendix Av 18 3-4 Beth Steel 55 7-8 Briggs Man 18 3-4 es Ohio 2B 3-4 Yllkr 57 5-8 ' n Oil 7 1-4 Comlmorlwea Bo l 3-8 Con Can 33 Con Edison 28 5-8 C01 Gals C0 6 Com Products 56 3-4 Curt Wright A 21 1-2 Dupont 131 Eloc Auto Llth 24 1-4 Eiec Pr Lite 7 Gen Elec 33 1-8 Gen Foods 3B 1-8 Gen Motors 38 3-4 Goodrich 15 1-4 Goodyear Tina 23 7-8 Gt Nor Pfd 18 7-8 Hudson Mot Car 5 H" 50 1-4 Int Tel Tel 6 1-2 Kennecott 29 5-8 Mont Ward 43 3-8 Murray 00m 4 '1-a N Y Qentlral l3 1-2 Natl Cash Reg 17 Nor Am Co 20 1-4 Nor Pacific 7 7-8 Pack Motor 3 1-8 Paramount '1 3-3 Penn H. R. 16 3-4 Phil Morris 84 Phil Pet Co 32 1-4 Ber N J’ 32 1-8 Pure Oil C0 71-4 Radio Corp 5 3-4 Radio K 0 13-4 Sears Roe C0 64 1-2 South Pec 11 5.3 Sid Oil N J 44 1-8 Studs Corp 5 7-1; exss Corp 28 3-9 United Air 38 United Col-p 2 1-8 United Drl; 5 3-3 United Gas in» 11 1-8 U S Rubber 35 U S St Co 47 U S Ind A11 A 14 3-4 Vanadium 1a 1-2 Warner Bros 4 1_4 West Union 1'1 1-2 West Air Brake 19 l-2 West Eiec as 3-4 Woolworth 32 3-4

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Abitibl Com 65 Abltibl Pfd 4

bestos 74 B A Oil 20 Beauharnoia 3 1-2 Bath A Dom Tar 4 D011 A 3 1-4 Fraser 3 Fraser V T C 8 1-4 Ford A 17 I-Ilr Walker 33 3.4 Home Oil 31o imp Oil 15 Int Pate 22 3-4 Melchers A 150 Price Com 9 1-2 Price Pid _

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Local Market Quotations

CORRECTED FOB IVBBY WED- NESDAY AND SATUBDATS ISSUE

Blr-ITAIL MARKET

. CO j H1 I). .- - 1111-5946 rutsCadlsdlrili) Rcastbee 14 08MB, CTN-m Celery bunch 15-2511 1‘ Pots p! gill; 304.55g Illllll U! Mortgage Sale 533,?“ ggggg 3133f? "$51. “Sill en - . sold by public auction in ions 1b 5c front of the Law Courts Bulldi in Carrots 3 lbs 10c Charlottetown on Thursday We m1 Beets 8 l 10c d y 21'. Ma 939, at the hour of 30d 1b 5° LWQIVC 0'(‘ll0Ok All thdi? RICE} Am)!" 0k 3o_5o__ of lend tuate, Lying and beini 011 3mm 331mg. .. €»‘;t.‘!'“l‘é‘l°...%‘ l» >- eens 5 nbgn» Island, bounded and desc a 9" m!" °t “fa”- follows. that to as : CO C- “.0041” ma°niill°b°rmli°°f“m°k°’aluseehlcewistcts 45c stream od’ water r into mum", u, m 0111*" c“: 1.2.0.1121 l1»- w a o a .

a m Grant; thence North six Mmhmml 3 5°!!! 45° degrees thirty ulinlltes west m - N “rm 3 Wwwe 11¢ m“ loan.“ ...1.1."t-:...°"°' ° “ “‘"° mar e farms; thence West lo said rear 319N173“ (W35 line until it meets the t lint 0f "i land now or form , in on (Canadian l) -

John‘ 5,. thence southerly u i-Seleotcd s said Ha Eastern mining quota on Montreal boundary line the line of road curb Market today : runn Geolumwfl mid untlllkfl I l. stream o1 ywir sum Close running into the said Mill x0114 . . thence fo the course of}! 3mg“- 1e strearrrliiasteri and Nor q g"; 3 the-p commencement con_ on; o“ m o s ~ ' iiafitlit ‘fit-‘Jt-‘rflhfi t1 4 and rving dlercout all t, % c“ l: of way granted to Olles H. I

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l. . dentureof ortdlakdstcdtheliitllt dayol 5e ember, i005 made - m... Benjamin n. Mitchell _ Mount Albion in Queens Oolmtt’ ---—- Prince B11115 - - ' 1mm Mitchell 11h vile. <5! our Car horses Juat arrived and .sndlheundmign ofnel ,'l , ‘up-write. default‘ flagging‘? are or. sale at Larges . . W,“ m, mum, mum, Livery Stable, Charlotte-

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Montreal Stock Exchange

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Stock Prices

Close Strong In New York

(By FREDERICK GAIIDINEB

Associated Press Financial Writer)

NEW YORK, April i1—(A.P)—-

bu power cams into

the stock mar t today and reduc-

Bd or converted info modest ad-

vances early losses running to more than five points.

The Associated Press average of 00 stocks, down more than a nt at mid_day came with a decline of .1 425. Transfers tots. shares against 1,646,080 the ay be- o

re.

In the Canadian mtment the mid afternoon ups failed to wipe out completely the morning losses. McIntyre dropped 1 1-8 goints to 49 3-8 while International

tokel, Brazilian, Ford, Hollinger and Imperial Oil and Lake shore finished slightly stronger.

Under fractions to h, int or so at the finish were Chrys er, Gener- al Motors, American Tele hone, Douglas t, Kennecot , Du Pom, Union Carbide, J. I. Case and

w advances of as much U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Sear; Roebuck, Spergr, Johns Manville, Consolidated E lson. N. Y. central Great JNorthern and Ntandard Oil

of . . What stocks did

Advances Declines

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Produce Prices

Arprll 11 -—(CP)-—- Potato prices firmed from 10 i020 cents on open produce markets here today, the Dominion Depart- ment of iculture reported. Other offerings held steady.

Creamery butter prints to retail- ers sold for 23-23 i-2 cents apound and solids for 22 1-2-23. Wesrrn butter delivered in Montreal was unquoted. Que. No. 1 pasteuJzed regraded in wholesale Jobbing lots was 22.

Ont. colored cheese brought 10 3-4-11 cents a pound

Graded egg shipments in used free cases were offered at 21 cents a dozen for A-large, 20 for A-med- ium, 19 for A-pullets, 19 for B- large and 1s for c.

Potatoes: N. B. No. 1 mLs 80's 1.60-1.65; N. B. No. 1 mts 50‘s 1.00-1.05; P. E, I. N0. 1 mts 90's 1-85-1-90: P E. I. No. 1 whites 90's 1.65-1.75; Fla barrels No. 1 8.00; Fla No. 1 in 50 lb crates 2.75 Fla No, 1 "B" in 50 1b crates 225,

MONTREAL. AlPrll 11 —(CP)-- Wheat, Northem, No. 1 70 5-8 barley, Canadian western No 3 48 7'51 0535. 598d. No. 1 37 1-2; flour spring wheat patents, firsts 4.75; seconds 4.25; bakers 4.05; bran, ton 25.25; shorts. ton 26.25‘ gllddllngs, ton 20.25; rolled cats’,

as. a0 lbs 2.35; 11a , o. , tlm. osrlots. y N 2 p"

Butter No. 1 solids 23; o Prints 23 1-2. N l

in cartons: A-l large 29 1-2; A-lalge 25 1-2: A-medlum g4 1-2; B 23 1-2; C 21, : N B. No. lmlts 80's 1 1-65; N. B. No. 1 mts 50's 1 1.05: P n. I. No. 190151.- 85-1 S110: P No. 1 whites 90's

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MONTREAL.

Losses Are Sustained On‘ Montreal Mart

MONTREAL. April 11 -(O‘P)— Nervousness over unsettled cori- dltions 1n Europe set off another selling session on the stock mar- ket today and forced most leaders l0 give ground -

Losses rs from fractions to more than two points throughout the session. Alternate buying and selling near the final hour reduc- ed some of the losses but extended others.

Back after the long Easter week- end. trade-rs sold Canadian Car preferred down 2 2-4 and Steel of Canada two points. Consolidated Smeliers gave up 1 1-4 in the me-tal section and Hudson Bay followed closely, with a drop of o. point.

National Breweries reduced an -ear!ier loss but still was ndf 1 1-2 at the close ue.Powe1rs eased a n‘ in the utili y group but frac .. a1 improvements showed for Bell Telephone, Brazilian and Shaw- indgan.

Amo small declined-s in the balance of the list were Dominion Tar, Intemational Pete, Massey Harris, Howard Smith, Price Broth- ers and Baltilurst.

u Total sales: 123,200 ailares: in- dustrlals, 48,100; mines, 75,100; bonds $20,050.

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GRAIN

WINNIPEG. April 11 -<0P>L Scattered selling late in today's session at Winnipeg erased earw 881115 "W16 171! wheat illnres P111185 8nd Pushed the market be- low the previous close. Final quot- ations were 1-2-1-4 cent lower, with May at e0 s-s, July e1 1-2 and Oct. 62 5-8 cents.

Operations in the coarse grains pit indicated barley and oats were 801118 into strong hands whilecash whealt trade uncovered a little surp- port for the lower grades.

WINNIPEG. NPrll 11 -(GP)L. Closing future quotations wheat?- May 80 5-8, July 61 1-2b, Oct_ 62 5-8b. 0111-. -May 29b, July 2s 5-8a, Oct. T, 1-4b. Barley -May 37 7-3, July 3.. 1-2a, Oct. 35 1-2a.

Livestock

MONTREAL, April 11 —(CP)- Receipts on the two Montreal stock yards today were 90 cattle, 52 shee and lambs, 819 hogs and 2147 c vas.

Cattle, hogs and sheep were un- changed. Calves were steady at 25 cents lower.

The cattle were practically n1‘.

‘ ulls and were Bold at yesterday's levels. Good cows sell- ing around 2525 and the bulk of the canners and cutters $2750 to $3. Common bulls made from $3.75

to $4 75.

The bulk of the calves were corn- mon to Just fair slow to start An od good veal made $7. With medium kinds from $6 to $6.50. and commoner kinds from $5 t0 $5 75, with the bulk be- tween c5 and $5.25 common light celvm sold down to $4.50.

Spring lambs were I to 88 each according to wedght and ggality. S-“lheep were from.“ to 35- pt

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Hogs were $9.25 for bacons fed and watered. Selects drew $1 per prcnillm with the rcgillal

e roug . _ $1l‘.‘1".l°’i. “$7453.? $91.33 cold weight.

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fluctuating nervously within a 1

11-2 .ccnis reuse, wheat prices to-

y_ new lows for the year toda as 1-4 lower to f-8 higher compared with yesterday's finish, May 68 5-8-3-4, July 88-88 1-4; com unchanged to 1-4 off. Mo; 47 5-8-3-4. July 40 1-4; oats anged to l-4 lower.

ingiurnloilinmllopeAmlly a- round noon reduced the losses by about 4o per cent and st the close the golds were down 1.88, the base metals 1.03, inclusrtials 127 and the western oils .81. Volume was i3; heaviest of the month at 891,-

Imperiuf Oil Internal: 1 a , olw Petroleum British American Oil netted declines of 1-2 to 3-4

Distillers-Scandals C. P. R. held un- changed to her. Royallte dec a point and the close was down 2 in 3 for Cal- lnont, hwood gavies.

Currencies

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ECAUSE,” Farmer MacDonald explains, “the chain stores are selling more of my potatoes in the Upper Provinces every year!”

Docal producers of such products as potatoes, fish, pork, poultry, butter, fruit and eggs fully appreciate what the chain stores are doing for them. They value their opportunity to sell to the chains increasingly large amounts of produce for cash.

Local consumers, too, appreciate their opportun- ity to get at the chain stores fresher, newer mer- chandise, later styles and a thousand and one helps to a higher standard of living-all available at a price the average family can afiord to pay.

We think you'll agree that provincial producers need the hundreds of thousands of dollars annual income they get from the chain stores; and that consumers need the opportunity afforded by the chains to live better and at the same time, spend less. Any special chain-store taxes are really taxes on your every-day necessities. They tax YOU as both producer and consumer.

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PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

TENDERS FUR MATERIAL

Gillion's Bridge, South Kildore, Lot 4

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, will be received oi this office until noon of Saturday, April l5, i939, from any person or persons willing to supply and deliver the following moteriols oi the bridge site:-

200 cords poles in l6 ft. lengths not less ihon 4 inches of smoll end. _

200 piles in i7 fi. lengths not less illon 8 inches oi smo_ll_ end.

lOO pieces 6" x 6" in 16% ft. lengths. 200 pieces 2" x 5" in 16V: ft. lengths. ZOO pieces 4" x 5" in 6 ft. lengths.

Parties tendering may tender for the whole or any portion thereof submitting o price per cord for poles, c price each for the piles and u price per M. B. M. for sown lumber. Tenders to be marked, "Tenders for Material." _

Poles ond piles to be of spruce or fir, straight, well cleaned and sound.

Lumber to be spruce or hemlock, square edged, free from wone and shakes and sown io the exact size specified.