JULY 17. 1936

'l'H'E Cl’-lARLO’l""ETOW'N “GU ARDIAN

PAGE NINE

"S TOCK QUOTATIONS

V Morning Sto

s'i‘0CK Lanna (Received over Pitfield and Co’: Private Wire) NEW YORK. July 16-—Domestlc business continues favorable with first 14 industrial companies‘ to report for second quarter showing mm of 13.65 per cent in net profit ‘over some period of last year. May automobile tire shipments sained 19 per cent over April and 43 per cent over May 1935. Electric out- put showed last week an increase of 149 per cent over same week ,3“, year. some correction in pri:cs is probably due but subject [,0 reaction we favor such stocks 3,5 North American, Cons. Edison. Sears, Montgomery Ward, N. Y. Central. Std. of New J., Slccl and Beth, Steel.

TORONTO, July l6—Liunaque Gold: Production of approximate- ly $250,000 at the property in June establishes the Tcck Hug-lies sub- mdigry as Quebec‘s leading gold development exclusive of Noranda. it [ops Slscoe and Beaitie which me running over $200,000 monthly.

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Extracts From Northern Miner

TORONTO, July 16—R.ead Authier: A review of the Read Authier situation stating market valuation low and speaking fav- ourably of Lamaque, sigma, Aur- iac and Nllmaque.

Pickle Orow: Has ordered neces- sary equipment to increase mill tonnage to 400 tons per day.

Ovbiienz Continues to find high grade on fifth level may even go below ninth.

Howey: Costs down to $1.53 grade in second quarter averaged $2.35.

Numnque: Cuts good ore in sec- ond drill hole, no values available

lyet. two more drills going into L property. | Big Missouri: Mill dezision ex- pected soon. Piirkhiil: Work at depth has

definitely improved outlook of the mine.

McKenz:e Red Lake: Second quarter production established re- cord at over $200,000.

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Produce .."_-ices

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. July 16- Wheat. nor no 2 1.02 1-2. Barley C W no 3 64. oats, c W no 3 48 Oats. feed no 1 46. Flour, spring wheat iirsts $5.90. Flour seconds 35.50. Flour bakers $5.40. Flour winter wheat Ihoioe 53.90 to $4.00.

Flour white corn $4.60-$4.80. Bran ton $38-25-

Shorts ton $27-25-

Mlddlinss ton $31.25.

Rolled oats bag 00 lbs $2.85. I-Ioy no 2 per ton carlots. $3-$9. Checae. Ont white 13 to 13 1-2. Cheese col 13 5-8 to 13.

Cheese Que white 12 1-3 to 13. bheese col 12 1-2 to 13.

Butter no 1 23 1-4.

Eggs in can-tons A large 37 Eggs A medium 25.

Egg: 3 24.

Eggs 0 E.

Potatoes: Que new ll0‘s $1.40.

patents.

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51...,“ ‘mm Lune n A Oil 25% Dom Siorar Ford A 20 20 lmp Oil 20% 20% lntor Pole Mel:-hers A 1114 11% \\'nlkm\ oonii 3214 321,4

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lino-In open but Abitlhi 21.5 2 Baihurct. 13% 13% Bell Tel 140 {ii Bralllian ]'.’''/ii 129; Brew Co (‘an 214 2% Bruck Bill 71/: 7% B C Pr A 30%. 30% Build Pro 40 40 Can Cem 015 035 (‘mi Nor Pr 24 24 (‘nn Car Fd 71,5 71/_» (‘nu (‘cm 61/; 61/, (fun lnd Al 71/. 71/. Win l’nc 12% 13% Cook Plow 61.4 0% Dlnt Song 221,9 2'.’ Dom Bridge 33% 10 Dom St: B 4 , 4'3 Dom Tax 88 iii) 1-‘mac-r Co 16% 1.5”’. l*"0un(l Co 15“; l.'i-'11’, llnw smini 1.11/. 1:41.; l‘“." 3.°i‘. 1* 1* n .'c e 00 501/ Lake Wood: 23% 23‘ .\iauey Eur .\ir-(‘rill Front 141/. im Mil P11 307/. 3] Nut Brow 453; “at, Nat Si (TI! 101,5 l|l1K_, Nornniia I0 597’; Fr Carp Qiio Pr 10 15%. Shmvinigan WV. 101’. St Liiw 3 21;, Son (‘nu Pr l"fr ll1% 117;. St 0 (‘rm 051,4 li.'»11§ St (‘tin PM 3 3 Win Elec

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Bk of Can 3'14 Bk of Coin 1623‘ 152'} Bk of .\ftl 190 ‘I90 ilk of N S fill 25.1 Iloynl Bk 167 N17

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, July 16-Trading was light on Montreal open pro- duce markets today with all lines holding about even.

Butter was quoted at B 1-4 cents per pound for carlots or less 01' no 1 while lots to retailers were at for solids and 24 1-2 for prints.

Cheese averaged 13 to 18 1-2 cents for Ontario white. 13 1-4 in 3-4 for colored. while Quebeci were 12 1-2 to 13, all prices nom- inal.

Graded egg shipments in car- lots or less were quoted at 33 W 24 cents a dooen for A large. 21 10 :12 for A medium. 31 10 31 1'7 5°’ 13 and- 20 to 21 for C.

New Quebec potatoes were quot- ed at $1.40 per 80 pound bag.

EXCHANGE

MON'l‘R.BAL. July 10——BritJah and ‘ exchange in rotation to the Gnnndinn dollar In compu- od by the Royal Bank of Canada cloud today as followa:— Argeniinn peso .2136.

Australia pound 4.0180

Belgium beige .1004.

Denmark krone .2248.

France franc .0064.

Germany reiohamnrt .40“. Great Britain pound 51338. Holland florin .0838.

India rupee 3800.

New zealand pound 4.0605. Norway krone -.330.

Poland aloti .1900.

south Airica pound 0.0000. Spain peseta .1377.

Sweden krone .2690.

Bwitnerland franc .3382.

United States dollar 3-33 per oen premium. NEW YORK, July l6—P'oreign

exchange easy: Great Britain de- mand high 5.02 13-16; low 5.02 7- 16; close 508 3-4; 00 day bills 5.01 3-4; France 0.03 3-4; Canada. 99 7-8; Italy 7.90; Belgium 1691 1-2: Germany free 40.38, registered 21.- 60; travel 2036; Switzerland 32.76 1-3; Argentine 36.00; Brazil 8.72 1-2; Tokyo 3937; shanghai 30.20: Hong Kong 32.50.

Olosing exchange rates:—

At Montreal—Pound 5.03 9-32 U. 3. dollar 1.00 3-32; franc 654.

At New York—.Pound and 3-4; Canadian dollar 90 7-8; franc 0.63 3-4. At Parls—Pourid 75.82 fr: U. 8. dollar 15.07 3-4 fr; Canadian dol- lar 15.06 tr.

In gold—Pound 133. 2d; U. 3. dollar 59.10 cents; Oamdlan doi- lar 59.10 cenu.

MINING

(Canadian Press)

'I‘0ROiN'I‘O, July l6—I4te profit taking bumped most of the gold stocks down on the Toronto stock exchange today but base metal shares were in demand and held the tone fairly steady. Gold index eased .42 to 143.17 and miscellan- eous indicator ruse about half a point to 136.04.

Weakness was shown by Central Patricia, Hard Rock, Mlcassa. Parnour, Perron, San Antonio and Bidgood Kirkland all losing from 59 to 10 cents. McKenzie dropped 16 to 2.04. O’B.riion reached 3.44 3. new high and stayed at that fig- ure. Sullivan hit 1. peck of 171 but eased to close unchanged. Read- Authier touched 3.23, a 1986 top price, and held nearby. Mcbeod was up 15 on a few sales.

i, - c 107 peels and the present warm wea- fi In the pennies, Mlnto, shawkey. &l‘:oIc‘l 3:‘; 211.5 ther is beneficial. Fall wheat is and Oentrai Manitoba Ill lost 6 Ggdb 4 “lung sausfacml-my and spring cent-s. L1-maciue Contact sold I-1 M_,_',,,, "}§‘0 grains are well headed. The Marl- . high H 45 and Amifleld. K111131111 lfcLd Cock 3110 time Przvinces have been favoured Lake, Sheep Creek and Granada Man East 22 with fine growing weather and were higher. Senior golds were 149"‘ prospects are favourable for good more active with Tech I-Iughesand m,§‘,.,f,,"_ 20; crops. In British Columbia grains Wright l-1a.rg-i-caves up and Pioneer Moltllllan «lg are heading out well and the _ Biscoe and Hollinger softer. ,{[1€“(.‘m;|_l If; growth of the crops generally has . Noranda dropped 1. bit of Wed- fin COW W, been aided by fine weather inter- nesday’.s gain but Waite Amulet. llinto do SD91‘-595 WW1 Sh°W€1'5- D"~““5 ml‘ Sherritt-Gordon, Ventures and lggggikirk 3 1°W= mm mm Falconbridge improved, the last M,,,,,,,, , "‘°' ' Do you know that thousands of women gddlng 2.5 to Run 935, silver; i....i,.... 3,. A14>e1“1—A11 “"0115 1“ “)9 §°““‘ were better late in the day and ’t‘\','1’‘''‘d'‘¢ 730, er; and °“t’i_°:snt:;]bac'l:l:(; mg: now enjoy the cleanliness, speed and con- Nlpissing advanced as to 2.60 ,\-,‘3;‘'‘':.,,“,, gjefgififné‘ gfguém hot Weiuhfiand ' ' through 38”’ ca5tle'Tr°m°wey Ovnm" 3'“ . hi h winds. Rain’ is badly needed. f I t k Th 3 venience o e co ric coo ery. at they also and Mining o°,.p°,,,_,o,, Wm mgr on ‘an. Crops in Peace mm the “WWW - ' - d°"’“- 0”-5 W9” ‘mu 3-“d 3 “W9 and west central districts are satis- enjoy cool, clean kitchens with spotless rower. TOROMO J I 16- iggymaier ilgiulz factory at present. Coarse grains ' - '1 ‘ . .".S. , walls—bi-ight shining pots and pans— I. K ’ G ;’,l1l'(“ll(m:;1'O om 1k?);1t1t°‘:r“1:¥m;19&1;‘;;;-ge5“9" '-‘° ‘“‘ 00 I BIC ' ] Pl'l‘|lllP1 24E Saskatchewan—Prolon;zcd lintdry tastier and more healthful men 5' AC1110 011 10% ¥“""|"“ 2°‘ weather has intensified droiigiit da- fifig“ IV! N‘('.‘;".';‘;,,d 1..-. mage to crops. Rains are urgently Algnma 314 Que Mng 70 needed as wheat is heading short. Anglo H :23 §P1(|i1l(‘t:)1l1$l1 with light straw. Crops in the cast Automatic models of electric ranges free 33;,-‘aid -93 “W ‘Gold ,,_.,, central and northeastern district-5 “me, 1, Rock, ".275 are more satistfsaizégry. (lgsgiinge you from the kitchen. §;‘,‘},',},f.,c ‘-115, ill“-$35 --,3, zrasshgipefiy rea . m,‘iiJF in (Minna . 3 non 4% Sheep‘ (‘.r 18!?‘ Mann°bE_Cmps are suffering 32:: MM :5; §‘T;:,r,."' 339 from intense heat. and rain is - ‘ . ' eded the entire rovince. In And, finally, electric cookery is economical. givgll;-gm 1161; glfuilrugb ‘*3 gfme dégfgm in the Sogmem m_ 3°”«‘° 7‘ 3""" "3 tion serious damage from drought Tun‘ in Y0“? “Id cook smve towards . 1 3:3 i?; gthllxllttirflln 4:-Er has occurred. Light rust infection , May we call to GXDIMI1 h0W Chi’-390' you mitt (‘an or sun ('oni. in is reported as becoming gencrzil. the purchase price of a modern ‘ Bunk iiiii 13 Siilllrag M 31?] p,,5._,,,e_. ,.,qu1,.. ,,,o,\.,re. _ . can cook electrically. g1'l1K'g*]'1 .l'E§:|:1H’“"‘h 555 Prnvini-e of Qurhec auto maiic electric range. C}, 0.2"‘ 13.‘ mm. ios In the Lower st. Lawrence and Can Mal in Tnhurn 1-'18 Lake st, John district: grain crops uni-ii... 130 vi-niureu '19“ 3,115, making gond progress under fa- ((‘.‘:"‘t“’l";[ §“","“f:,,,’§,""' “;:u/, yvourabie conditions. Hnvllliz has . n ' - _ . ,. ‘ :l1- commenced in some districts and A Small dmvn payment pmfls any model General Ehctnc Hotpoint elec ((ll:‘l'‘|‘r‘\§‘ 5‘ W; ‘r‘\'i|imt?nl.i" 7‘; ‘an excellent yield is in Vrospeci. ' Pnnlniznl ,‘:‘|’l'_‘1"" F‘ I ‘ 5% lcrass pastures are very good. Small : - ' » ' - - - ' e— a the balance over a er- ‘I""‘"".‘"! "‘ ‘- ‘"' "“""""" fruits are promislnir. in the East- tric range in your kitihen ii-.idy 10 0091111 P Y P in... cm 102‘ 'l0tlil am. l.lil.'i,000. I .m_n Towmm § and Om“ val.” llornc 53 6 i P‘ am .\lnl in’ t'Nl.lR'1'BD ’ ‘following several days cf cool wea- jod of years. Flllnrndo 99 I 2...,‘ lther. rains and higher t0mp(’ri1tlll‘- F B"“‘.‘"' °“',;,/ si/, ‘es during the pr’-.‘ work have con- (E:(fll}\I'lri¥(l ii: ' (‘out .\lnn 491 slderwbly lmprovvd growing condi- iinirini-' .".-‘I (‘omit (‘r iiions for all crops. Hfl\’lng is un- fiflld 11111 -"‘-' “"""“l"‘° ‘ der wa in most districts illlfl good I “"°‘”"" '1';‘,/‘, ‘},,“.,, 2; ‘yields ‘are reported. Potatoes and" I I 3?; ‘ 1‘, Hi-iron 14 other root craps. while lriio. are n -"-‘ H1111 11111‘ 5"" making satisfactory progress. Grow- I “i:Ie1:.1‘1‘1Ie1’ “'3 """""““ 5”‘ ers of small fruits are marketing an I ’ . d Q3 (i}i]i°i'i~‘:l.'.. '7 ¥i".:iuyn ‘M average crop of fair qlmllty. The ‘ H 1.3 0” gr 4 ‘yield of il]J!Dl(‘S will be light. To- gills?‘ 1‘ lg”: $11“ Flu‘ 2'-N .bacco plants were set out under . 1 1 1/; awn ’ 7‘ 14 . CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. g‘,',';,;‘:,‘;','m a; :.,,,,co,.,. E," favourable co‘r:|iliii;i'ns(.m“rh P0 ‘ "°'“’ °‘‘'‘‘ a2 lllirrhlo nu. Fall wheat is filling satisfactorily J’ M Conn . Kirk nud :2 1:01?“-‘I100! 9,‘,/‘ and has commenced changing col- Km‘ 12”‘ “' ‘ "M "" our. Spfinz Fmilns. though short “""' ”""“ Ml‘ x-[\‘3:,'.‘,'k%-i.-i. 1:5»; in straw. are well headed with ii‘ Lunaqno N 1 .§,,~——-—.——-— _ _ ————-—-._.__.._—~ —==7—‘-'4“--"--= . . 3 Bob Moore and ohn Holes GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune A M¢d111¢111 9 T"“'°°" V I

N. Y. Stock Exchange

“T. rluppiind by lltlldd all 00.

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Utoeliu Open Ian Al ‘Iran: 207% 211% Am Cup 136 180% Am For Pr 8% FA Anr Bud 2155 21% Am Tel T01 17]. 171% Am Water 2056 N5 Anaconda 37% 3'! Atcliinoc 55 82 Ail Ref 30% 20$ Auburn Bald L-JCO 3 356 Bait Ohio 29 Bendix Av 27% ZTV. Beth St 63%fi 53% Briggs 53% 03% Chen Ohio 6896 08% Chryaler 115% 1155; Cool 80 3% 31,4; Con Can 70% 701,; Con Una 41 411,5 Corn l'r 74% 74"/. Cur Wright 6% 6% Dupont 100 100 Elec Auto Lite 36 30 Elec I‘r Lt 17% 17% Firestone 287/; 28% U011 lilec 40% 40 lieu Fuoill 40% 4054 lien lint ti9% 601/1 Goodrich 19% my‘ iicoyear Tire 23 231,5 Bud Mot Car 16% 17% Ill i‘-.-n 24 2.; Int Tr-I Tel use 14% Ki?nn(-vuf.i 41% 411,4, Miss I'nc Ry 21,; 2‘ Mont \\'urd 4-1'15, 441,4, .\lui- (‘u 13:)‘, 171,,‘ N 1' Con 33';/, 401,4. i\_al Cash Reg 25% 25!); Neiv lork N R 3% 3% l\i.r Ain Co 323/. 32 Nor i'ac 211% 29% for-k ,\ll{otR 11 11

‘run 351,5, 35.); Put) Ser N J 47% 47% Radio Co 12 119; Rtidio Keith Orph 0 6 Sear: Roe 7895 1935 Sid on N J as 53;; Studebaker Co 11 11% Tex Co 30 3D United Air '25 25 goiter! Drug ,6 E ii toil Gal Ilnp 17 111’ U S Rub 3* 233/: U 5 St Co szig 017.. U 8 lad A1 3314 am Vanadium 191,4 191/‘ Wnriii-r llrol 111,4 111,-; West Union 881,41 3915;. \\'(1ui Elna 1321;, raw. Woolirorih 5315 535.; M ' zscellaneous MONTREAL. July 16—But-ter

prices ruled about even in lighter trading on Canadian commodity exchange produce section today.

Butter E/pot: sales: 126 boxes Que (93 score), 23 1-4; 450 Que (92 score), 22 5-8.

Cheese spot—0nt white 13 3—8A'. col 13 1-3A: Que white 12 1-2 to '1-8; col 12 5-8 to 13.

Eggs Spot-Ont A large N 1-2 to 24; A medium 21 1-2 to 22; C 30 1-3 to 21.

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‘ land Lake Camp. l j shareholders

TORONTO, CANAD/‘l

Telephone 1477

LOCATION srms OPPORTUNITY ' ED. IIARGREAVESKIRKLAND

Gold Mines Limited

A property of undisputed merit situ ated on the main break of the Kirk- III the heart Of Canada's richest Gold Field oe- tween Bldgood and the great prod ucers_ Work is being rushed on the 500 ft. level where B1D(;oo1) K1RK14AN1) are mining their richest ore. The Kirkland Lake mining area is where big producing mines are mining rich ore. making huge profits, and paying big dividends to

ACT NOW!

l Not tomorrow, or the next day, but Right Now is the time to in- ‘ vest in this promising Junior Gold, and the price of the Company’s ito ck is low.

Aline to any of our offices below will bring full information.

WOODS-READE AND CO. ' 1

BANK OF HAMILTON BUILDING Telepone: ADe|aide 3727

MARITIME OFFICES '

Charlottetown, P- E-r|- Market Broadcast C- F. C. Y. Sui1imer§ide- P. E. I- 12.3O Noon and 7 P. M. Daily

while the mine is in the making,

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Telephone 166

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Below will be found a brief syn- opsis of telegraphic reports received at the Head Omce of the Bank of Montreal i'r;m its Branches. The Branch Managers have complete and intimate knowledge or each local situation and are in close touch with crop conditions in all sections of the districts mentioned. Overleaf will be found an outline map of Canada.

General

In the Prairie Provinces, c;ntin- ued extremely hot weather without much-needed general rains has caused further deterioration of crops over wide areas. Severe drought conditions extend westward from southeastern Manitoba through southern Saskatchewan and Alber- ta. The wheat crop in general is now heading cut on a short stand. In Qudoec Province. apart from a section in the Upper Ottawa val- ley, where growth is backward,crops generally are making satisfactory progress and hay has been giving good yields. In Ontario recent rains. while fairly general, were in- sufilcient in the western sections of the province but elsewhere they have materially improved crop pros-

tciidmicy to pi-emoturiiy. Growth cf corn and other me crops has been retarded by cool weather and lack of m:isture. I-laying near; completion. Curing weather was ideal and a slightly below average yield of good quality hay is being stored. Berries and early tree fruits were affected by late frosts with ersultant below-average yields. Late varieties of apples continue to make favourable progress. Pastur- es are in good conditi:n but require moisture to stimulate second growth. Tobacco plants have made good progress and are in a healthy con- tiition. Maritime Provinces

All cereal crops, both early and late sown. are shswing satisfactory crowth. An excellent hay crop is 119111? harvested in Nova Scotia and a heavy yield is promised in New Brunswlck, where cutting has just begun. Potatoes and other root crops are showing continued prog- ress. Small fruits are plentiful and apples are developing satisfactorily.

Province nf British Columbia

A gcod yield of grains is expected. The yield and quality of first al- falfa crops are slightly below aver- age but prospects for the second crop are good. All vegetables are developing satisfactorily and good average crops are indicated. Thei quality ct‘ early potatoes is good,‘ with average yield expected. Straw- berries are improving in quality but the yield will be only 50 percent of average. Cherries have been ad- versclv affected by rain. and furth- er splitting and rot have developed. Apples and pears are sizing well and the following yields are now indi- cated: cherries 65 percent of over-

age. apples and pears 75 percent. and peaches 40 percent. Pastiirage is good and there is ample water for irrigation purposes.

!illnnrtl‘n that grrnl Ruhlilnr Llnlmam

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in per word; In filemoi-inni Notion,

word. Oihr-r nuts: on application.

Rplriluni Oflerlngu. (‘nnln, run, 4: per nanir: holler: nf (fnnrluieni-a per inch; Notice: of Tiriinka and Abproriiiiion. 70¢ per inch or to

bllnimiin-i Chnrga for any adreriilement twenty-fire cents,

Cu rren ci es

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, July 16—iLeadlng foreign Clll'l‘EIlL'llS were virtually stationary in terms of the United States dcllar on the foreign ex- change matket today.

Action of the French parliament in adopting a bill designed to re- cognize the Bank of France, and publication of that institution’: we:-kiy stat:mcnt revciiiiiig further lliCl‘€iis(.‘.s in its gold rcservls, were followed by a slight upward move- ment of the franc, which ended in New York unchanged after being down a trifle most of the day.

MONTREAL, July 16~—Leading curerncics rcmziincd stationary on Montreal foreign ex:hanges today.’ Pound sterling at $5.03 9-32, the United states dollar at 3-32 prem- ium and the French franc at 6.64 cents were unchanged.

says Lannanon W mouns HAPPY

ST. JOHNS. Nfld , July 16-(C.

. P.)—Dec'aring Indians of Labrador,

although hard-pressed by privation and o’ a nomadic nature, were nevertheless cheerful, Rev. Edward O'Brien of Northern Bay left St. John's to return to his mission for the 17th year.

The missionary said that not once during his 16 years in the north had he seen anything like prosperity among his parishioners and attributed this mainly to the fact t-he Indians were too busy sup- plying the needs of their wandering families for food to be able to de- vote sumcieni, time to the fur in- dustry,

‘Advertising R§:tes—Payab|e in Advance ’

C-ntmi iiunniiim lllnllli, 11‘ pl‘? wuril; par wurii; Aiinuiinrcmr-niu llllll Corning l~Z\'antn 211 per word;

\\’rAii'rn iilld lirlloiirrn lllrally In Cliulifletl 70h per inch; Lluin of Floral and

700 per

To Rent

SUMMER COTTAGE AT APPLE Tree Wharf for July and August. J. R. Burnett, Guardian.

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Miscellaneous

THE SUN LIFE HAS A NEW LOW premium policy which guaran- tees even in the event death the completion of the things you had planned to do.

Consult J. A. Moore, Currie Building. Charlottetown. ‘ Wanted

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OF st. 1-«ling hay. Apply R. L. Bly- lii:a<‘klc_\‘. N L-til047-A7-15-iill.

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sitting room. Phone 594-L.

Modern convenience.

LET -— THREE Apartment. light and water free.

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ro 1.E’1’—l-‘UENISBED on UN- fumished rooms, 139 Hillsboi-o.

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RIVERSIDE APARTMENT To let. Ground floor available the 1st of August. Apply N. H. De- Bldg, L-G121

TO LET — A FURNISHED BED-

l._-_ql35 '1-i6-3h To l.E'l‘—H0l1SE SEVEN ROOMS Hot water heating. Apply 6 Upper Queen St. _‘L-61%-7-17-ii.

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WEAR EVER BRUSH

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tricts. Mus‘. have refereiicos. bond fee re uired. Druce. l06‘i 7, Halifax.

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Ti/laie Help Wanted

WANTED AT ONCE-MAN FOR Apply Earl Jenkins. 1':E‘}§i7~15_‘§‘-:

130.. Mr.- sale-S work in city and surrounding das- lio Wriio Mr. ranville St._ Room i6»-ii. “sir-tanai? Rawleigh Routes of 800 families. Reliable hu.-tier should start earn- ing :25 weekly and increase up- R.nwlelgn‘s. ML-470-SC-(3., Montreal. N-sol-7-3-10-1'1-3431:

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ucnranna round 1 1111' E wants work together. No Chll(ll'r!ll. Reference if required. AS11115’ "D " Guardian Oilice. L-0138-7-16-31.