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ECEMBER 2s. 1937

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Tvﬁvczal. NEWS BRIEFS

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ﬁllet 22--News—

I [lllknle Journal

wail Street

foilowiuB appeared ln

under

lit or December 21st. Cumming

u" Gowrnment is probing news-

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w" PM . moron. Dec. spat-

| Cummings has ad- ltflliyssjsarra James Pope. Demo- , Idaho, that the increase 1n

“ y i newsprint

e; intensive tor P0P‘?

. pnrtment

l5 "already investigation." urged upon the Jus- “The advlsalbll-

“ o‘ investigating, with a view l

u mprinte action, the ‘ -p%i- enterPPl-l“

en ter-

l esponsible

m‘. continual increase in the e o; newsprint" "l-“fom Ill-mil

‘, lime" Senator POPB

. hligliers , u, of Idaho. bOlJh

me. stating thﬂl

urged for m mp reasonably

wrote- of newspapers in the great and haw urged such action up- the price newsprint is higher be Justified

lcr-ounled for unless it is sub- to monopolistic practices.”

RONTO. D90- Qlltpllt-Prodllcers ‘output oi 353.836 rebel‘. avcordinll

22-—Canada's

reported ounces 1n to Dominion

"my of Statistics. In Sqitem- . 348.109 ounces were produced hm. in October 1936 production minted to 335.683 ounces. Dur- .. m» ten months ended October

gold outilut M 1.316.121

in Cénada aggreg- ouncos compared

3.0954115 ounces a year ago.

mwmb, Dec. 23—€Minto— myimis practically at stand- _l due to lack of funds. A main-

nce crew will be kept at the in view of the possibility , a HlQl-gnniratlon being effected m in the coming year to make

eible reslimlJl-llln officials Sllllei

of develop-

cntoaitv. Dec. zz-miynli enn-

No, 1 ncidized Monday eve-

_ but no report was available "i-(lay. Sunset Oils and ‘W98!- ink have now completed drilling. ‘depth vrells production tubing

nos being run and

gaswas

ipeclefi to be used last night to

_., me holes of heavy rotary “d The two are exlleﬁled °ll liclion today. Sunset Oils

.. leletl at

1.41s feet. 45s feet in

,B0tli stopped drilling about

WIrl-ontroal

Exchange

.1 l by Hllllelﬂ Ind

in. rlionlrui Stock [Q an‘; Montreal Curb)

Gnu: Ciao li"i‘el , »- azilinil i8 18 ‘a {It'll Silk V C poo‘ A 1H ‘c 3-1 ‘-.' ~ ll Cciilelli 10 ‘i 10'?» uildlng Prod ~ ceiilcill 10% 1'9 i» Nor Mlvrr v "i Cur Fd 10 10% 0m Car 1‘l<l 2i 11b Z2 °lfl livllrn Pill v- 1nd A1 A 4'41 4ft Call Pill‘ B tan Steamship 2 ‘i 2""- Celanese l6 "w l6 l» Wifshllll Plow llll’. 8'» ll " Smell. 59 58% ti. Sea: 15W l5 Dtm Coal Pfd It Bridge 29H 31 Dim Sl ll l57i 16 Dom TCXIHB I _ en 7% 7 ‘é h: Elec A lilg Ell-c B Iiiulldzl Co Ben St Wlileg Elf. 87!» (lliodlrnr Qiiiblilit 7'5 7% llam Bridw 8 B ilow Smith 13V. l3 111111 Tcb 13"»: 13W irll Nirkz-l 46% 46% Iill- Poll (‘I Pld ll? 0f _ Woods ssel" liar oii F‘; lltni Pnller 29": 29"; Brew 39 39H llili Stet-E Oar 34'". 35 Notation 54 54 Porter CfllTi i414. 14% Qu-he.» Plilrer l8 l5 Hlalrlniutlli 20 20 It l..'l\l i'(‘1l(‘f‘ 4% 4'4 If Lall Plzl 14% 50H Can Power llecl oi‘ Cllll 70 89'". I’ of (‘nil Pfd " “ ‘"' ‘ ' will Flor‘ A 2N 2h I'm Elﬂ‘ B

Montreal Curb

apnea l», Pltfleld ml Oun- lllute and Montreal Curb ll: members ol Montreal Stool hi‘ Open Goa Iblllbl g 195 gills-Wis 58 salt

A 011 21-4. 21 kgllllllilllﬁlS 5 6

"llli! Crrp glllllllrhl a’ loll. loll all Vlckers 5 5H m" Tﬂr in. w. m“ A 6% a ﬁsher 14 14

"i" V T c l4 m: “ill 16% 10v. m‘ Walker 421.5 421.’.

"l" Oll s 14s “ll °ll nu 17"!- “l Pr!" 2o - as”. htlchers A 2'4. 2v. hi" lsll i4

t» Pfd 50 w Mllallte 47 461,‘

BANKS

‘sllflplil-d by Pltfleld and Co-l h" Open Close a o! can

f

:3; similar

o N“. "ll" Blim ace“. 185 104v.

Jllpﬂulnl; this morning

(Received over rismni lino on Prints Wire)

A p. m. Monday.

NEW YQRK. Dec. 22-American stocks are firm again in London and Amsterdam especially glee] mlw- Congress has adjourned without passing any major 19515- lotion. President Roosevelt in his press interview yesterday charged the press with fostering fear, few business men are blamed. The utility men with whom he talked yesterday apparently favor the present valuation as the base o! rate making. Iron Age continues rather optimistic about the steel businem after the first or the year. American Petroleum Insti- tute reports an increase of gas stocks of 27.750 barrels and a gain in crude oil production of 25,500 barrels daily. Yesterday's close was rather favoralble and an up in any volume would suggest that the market be followed especially the steels. coppers, oils, chemicals and aviation stocks.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22—The mar- lliet has now developed into a quiet trading affair with prices of lead- ing industrials probably well to- ward the top of the current move- ment, in fact, the most important buyer we lmow or who accum- ulated several hundredl thousand shares of stock since October has been taking his very splendid prof- its and hells but a fraction of his holdings left. He did very well except on one of the leaders and. 0f course. B5 llﬁilhlly the case has some sleepers on his hands. That the market could so readily ab- sorb such selling speaks rather well for it but at _that leaders seem tired at the moment and would be prepared to see steels back track. S0 f0!‘ close trading we think o. shot at Steel and Beth Steel for short sales on strength might not be a bad idea. We are not bullish on mall order issues after their advance, especially Seals Roebuck and would seem to offer short ‘ sale opportunities. Johns Manvllle has soared since we urged buying for a turn and think short selling on strong spots might no policy. Aircraft stocks have done very well and We might as well call it a day as far as they are concerned for the time being though later we feel that we will assuredly want to re- enter these stocks.

Livestock

MONTREAL, Dec. 22 —(OP)-- -Pi'ices remained unchanged on all sections of Montreal livestock mar- nets.

Rail grade hogs went at $11.20. 0M cars $8.70 and off trucks $8.- 30 while sows brought $8.20 rail grade and $6.25 ‘Oflf trucks.

Grain fed steers traded all. $7 and other kinds at $5.50. Butchers oows sold at $4, cutters at $2.50 and canliers up to $1.50. Bulls ‘bmug-ht $3.75. .

Grain Prices .

WBNNIPEG, Dec. 22 ~—(OP)— Wheat futures traded at lower levels throughout a quiet and drab session on Winnipeg grain ex- change today closing at the day's low points, l 3-4-7-8 cent down, Dec at 1.26 1-4. May 1.16 1-4-3-8 and July 1.10.

Apathy on pant of buyers to oilf- set light offerings induced by shailply lower Bucnos Aires wheat resulted 1n the wiping out of yes- terday's gains.

Shortage uf hard led spring whcats and slow shipments from the western prairies influenced the cash market. Though spreads on Nos. l and 2 northern advanced l-2 cent to 22 and l8 cents albove the Mliy future today's salm were restricted to odd lots.

All coarse grains were firm ex- cept rye. No trade took place in flax, oats ended unchanged to 5-8 lower, barley unchanged, flax un- changed, and rye 1 5-8-1 i-2 cents lower.

WINNIPEG WHEAT

{Supplied by Pltfleldand Co.) Clone:-

I Dec-loch‘. May-lift ‘l. it. July-HOB.

MONTREAL, Dec. 22 —-(OP)— Lale selling, at the heels of a mid- session buying rilsh, weakened stock market prices today.

News-prints led the backing ix- S1186, st. Lawrence paper pre- (erred dropping five points to 43 willie drops of a point or so each came out for Price Brothers com- mon aiid preferred and St. Law- renoe Collp. preferred. Bathurst eased narrowly.

Constructions. however, made the grade despite late profit tolli- ing that reduced gains. Fractional- ly ahead were Dominion Brld8e. Dominion Steel B, steel of Canada and United Steel.

Canadian Car issues advanced but Steel Car and O. P. R. lulled to hold. _

Total poles: 105.400 shares: In- dustrial: 30.900; Mines 74.400. Bonds $1.550.

MONTREAL CURB

dl Press) M°Nvrg:%i 22-Selccted mining quo o s _ Curb Market wdRY Weie-

Sloolm Clone BOUBCUd 1% II Btownlee 7 Cart Mal I3 Montague 33

Thonip Cad

New York Stock Exchange

‘Euppllcd by Pltflold null Co.

ru of Montreal Stool I:- clunlo and Montreal Curb) Stocks Open Clone _ Al Chem 186 168 Aim Can 75% 74%‘ Am For Pr 4 4 Aim Rad 14 13% Am Tel ‘Ilei 1481/- 148% Am Water 13% e127; Anaconda . 33% 32% Atchison 4-1 40 Atl Ref 30% 20%." Auburn 3% 8% Baldwin Loco Bait Ohio 12 11% Bendix Av 12% 12% Beth Steel 82 62 Case 95 91% Briggs Man 21% 21% Clies Ohio 38 37% Chrysler 55 ‘A 54 ‘Al Com Sol 7'»; 7% Com So 2% 2 Con Can 40% 40% Con Gas Co Con Ed ' 24% 24W Corn Prod 611‘. 61% Cilrtiss Wright 157i 15% Deere 25E‘.- 25% Dlipoiit 118 118".‘ Elec Auto Lt 17%: 17% Elec Pr Lt 13% 13% Firestone Gen Elec 45 44 Gen Foods 32 32 ' Gen Motors 33 ‘a’. 32% Goodrich Goodyear '1‘ 20 20 Gt No Pfd 26% 25'4- Hud Mot Car 7% 7% Ill Cent Int Har 70% 68% Int Tel Tel 6R1 . 6% Johns Man Co Kennecott 39% 391/4 Miss Pnc Ry Mont Ward 36"; 95% Murray Co N Y Cent 19% 1Q Natl Bis Nat Cash Reg 16% 16% New York N H Nor Am Co 21M’ 30% Nor Pac 12v. 12v. Packard Moi 4% 4% Paramount. 10‘; 10's’: Penn R R 23% $71 Phil Mor 83 825$ Phil Pet Co 40% 397i Post Tel Cab Pub Ser N J 33".’. 32%‘ Pure Oil Co 12 10% Radio Corp 6'4 61.4 Radio Corp _ Sears Roe Co 63% 63% Shell Union Oil 0o South Pac 22% 22% Std Oil Incl Std Oil N’ J‘ 46% 4694 Stude Corp 5 5 Texas Corp United Air 9511 251; United COTp 3a; 3a" United Drug '1 6.1; United Gas Imp ‘IO-iii 10H’. U S Rub 271i»? 26% U S S1 C0 607k 59a; I; S dIind Al B0“; 205;.

aria um 16-1; 1' ' Warner Bras 16m West Union 26% 261-’.- West Air B 271g 27a; West Elec 111 108V; Woolworth 36A; 751,3

PRODUCE PRICES

WNWFPEG. Dec. 22 --ror>l-- Olwllls future quotations wheat- Dec 126 1-4: May 116 i-a-a-a; Jilly 110b. Outs -Dec 47 5-8b; May 4s l-4b; July 43 7-8. Barley -Dec 57 l-lllli Mail 58 l-Bb: July so i-ah.

Cash prices:

Wheat No. 1 hard 138 1-4: No. 1 ml‘ 133 l4; NO. 2 nor 1344 i-4: No. 3 nor 118 1-4: No,,4 nor 103 1-47 No 5 wheat 95 1-4; No, 5 Wheat 86 1-4; reed 7s 1-4; No, 1 Bll-Pllet 121 l-4: N0. 2 garnet 118 1-4; No. 1 durum 89 1-4; No. 4 spec 104 1-4; No. 5 spec 90 1-4; N°- BV-“lliec 81,14; track 135 1-4; screenings 500.

Barley —No. 3 ow 55 7-3; 1.1m 4 aw 55 7-8; No. 5 ow 54 7-8: No. 6 ow 53 7-8: track 5B 1-2. fI9.X—-NO. 1 ow 171 7-8; N0- 2 ow 167 7-8; No. 3 cw 146 7-8: No. 4 ow 141 7-8: track 170 77-8. rye —-N0. 2 ow 74 7-8. . '

MONTREAL. Dec. 22 -—(OP)—- Prices held steady today in light trading on Canadian commodity exchange.

Butter spot -Que grass regmd- ed 29 3-4-30.

Cheese spot -Unquoted.

Eggs spot -Ont A-large 31a; A- medium 27a; A-pltilets 25a; B- large 22a; B-medium 21a. COMIVIODITTES

Mourseaunw. .22 ﬂow- Trade was quiet on Montreal open produce markets today and prices ruled steady.

Butter was quoted at 20 3-4-30 1-4 cents a pound for carlots or less of No. 1 with lots to retailers at 30 1-2-31 for solids and 31-31 l-2 for prints.

Potatoes: Que whites No. l 80's 55-60; N0. 2 80's 35-40; N0. 1 N. B. mts 80's 63-652 Nb 1 P E. I. mts 90a 80-83; 80's 67-70; 50's 4/1-50.

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction on Friday, the 31st day of December. 1937, at the hour of twelve oclock noon. in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown, all that tract. piece or parcel of land sit- uate, lying and being on Township Number 22 in Queens County ln Prince Edward Island. bounded M follows. that is to so)’: 001mm- cing on the south side of the Old Prince Town Road at the north- east angle of land formerly leased to Montague C. Irving, thence south to the New Road leadin! l0 prlncq Town, thence outwardly along the road twenty chains, thence north ﬁfty-five chains, thence north eighty-null shill“ west ten chalnl, thence north to first mentioned road. 9118M! B10118 the road to the elm bl’ "Illlllllll- containing one hundred and gov‘; enty-three acre; of land. In

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Frigidaire is the Only Electric IhFrigor-niol called “Frigidaire” and is made by General

Special Spoi Cash Price as a result 0F our Bargain Purchase o‘ this Brand New I937

Model Frigidaire.

Super-duty llydrator . . . quick-cube trays . . . 9-way adjustable interior ,, . Qlﬂnmgac: ‘int reset defroster . . . inferior light . . . 5-way cold storage troy .. .and the FRIGIDAJRE 3, Meter Miser. Full 5-year protection plan with printed warranty- ' F

NOTE THESE FEATURES!

lTHE GIFT 0F CONVENIENCE FOR MOTHER‘

AND HEALTH FOR ALL THE FAMILY.

PAGE FIV B

No Down Payment or rnllnr no Paylnonh at all until next Hay!

I8 Manila In Pay Iron and May! 5-Year: Guarantee under {In GJLC. Prehe-

Qlhgtg-"éigléidi i .

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the Old Prince Town Road. on

the solltli by the new Prince Town

Road. on tliv west by the lurtns of

William Stevenson illlfl Jaliics Hill,

and on tllc ellst by the inrnis of

John Ferris and John Bertrnnl.

and is tlie sutnc larnl as was for

many years in possession of the late James Pound.

The above sale is made under a power of sale contained in an Indenture ofMortgagc dated the 15th day of May A.D. 1931. made between George S. MncLeod of Fredericton in Queens County in Prince Edward Island, Merchant, retired. and Mary J. MacLeod his wife. of the ﬁrst part. ulid William E. Bentley of Charlottetown 1n said Island, Barrister, lllid Albert J. D. Martin of Montague in Kings County in said Island, Gentleman. Executors of tlie last Will aild Testament of Catherine Yllclleod. late of Montague aforesaid. tingle woman. deceased. test-ate. default having been made in payment of the principal und interest oECUTCCI by the said mortgage.

For particulars apply to McLeod

8a Bentley, Solicitors, Charlotte-

town.

Dated December" 1st. 1937. WILLIAM L. BENTLEY. ALEERT‘ J. D. MARTIN. Executors oi the inst. Will oi the late Citthcrinc McLeod. deceased.

_L-441-12-2-4i

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction in front cf tllc Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Monday the Seventeenth day of January AD- 1938. at tllc Il0li1‘.0l twelve o'clock noon, ALL Tl-iAT parcel of land being part of Town Lot Number Forty-six in Second Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottetown COM- MENCING at the Bl1l§l¢ formed by the Northern side of Richmond Street with the Eastern side of Rochford Street and running thence Norlliwardly along the Eastern side of Rocllford Street for tile distance of one hundred and ten feet, thence lit right an- gles Eastwardly and parallel with

"Richmond Street for the distance

of eighty-eight and two tenths feet or to the Western bouildarl’ of land ln possession nf Daniel Morrison, thence Southwardly l- long the Western boundary of Daniel Morrison's land fifty-six feet until it strikes the Northeast corner of a lot in possession of Mary Ellen Wise. thence Westwardly along the Northern boundary thereof twi-ilty-ﬂve and three-tenths feet to the Northwest corner thereof and thence south- wardly along the Western bound- ary thereof fifty-four feet to Rich mond Street aforesaid and thenr. Westwardly along Richmond Siren‘

sixty-two and eight-lentils feet u.

the place of commeiicent.

The above sale is lnndc 11ll(l(‘l‘ a pclrei" of sale coiltallied in nil Iiideiitllre of Mortgage dllieil the lst day of December. 1934. made between Mary Blanche Norrie of Charlottetown in Queen's County in Prince Edward Island, of the one part. and Annie Belle McLeod of Village Green in Queen's County aforesaid of the other part. default having been made in payment. of the principal and interest thereby secured.

For further particulars apply to MvLEOD 8L BENTLEY, solicitors. Charlottetown.

Dated this 15th day of Decem- ber. A.D. 1937.

ANNIE BELLE McLEOI). Mortgages.

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I). IIIZIH lli lln- lmllr n1‘ l2 Ifrlﬂrk iiolill l\ Inn-t of lim- linrillrl-li norm-ll ail‘ RIu-rllili II " II v llfl llcm-ri l

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(Tl; i." l-Zlhrnrll inland. Mnrlgligrl‘.

u Ill I'I‘IIII‘I' lliillrr-rilrnllinu-ll niilire nnie of lnnll la IIIIIIII‘ tn n plilva-r 0|‘ iinlc cnnfuillrll -.nlll mlirlunir ll-fllulf liuvinir mmlc In the pl IIIII‘I‘I"4I secure-c hereby. _

For InrIlir-r |I1lI'IIl'llIﬂl'l apply in (lie umll-rnlirvil-ll.

Ilnlo-ll tlilu 811i ﬁlly nf Dem-miner ll. II. l1!!! S. L.

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Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction In ‘front, of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Wednesday. the Fifth day of January, A. D.. 1938, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. ALL THAT tract. piece or arcel of land situate. lying and eing in Township Number Sixty-three in Kiiiig‘s County, Prince Edward Island. bounded and described as follows, that ls to say: COMMENCING at a stake fixed on the East side of Mink River Road at the dIalﬂHCﬁ of Seventy-one chains irom the Southern termination of said Road and running East Sixty chains thence North Seventeen chains. thence West Sixty chains to Mink River Road. thence South along said Road Seventeen chains lto the place of commencement

[Southeast corner of lilnd above .(lf‘§(‘l‘ll)4.‘(I' llll‘ll('(‘ lust along lnlid oi Joiiii Clllplllll llilll William Kolliivlli‘ lliitii il iiil-i-ls JilillﬁS Dliiin. siild James Dunn's land tn land n1 flrilluililn Hillier. then West H7011: srllri Bciiykllnin But‘ 1's land to lilnct wow or formerly in p055- lv-‘lflil of Briigailiin Ciow. IIIPIICO Scull: 310111; the said Benjamin Clmlﬁ; lard and lhl- lnild firstly above de-"crlbcd to the Dlaco of coillmolicenlent. coiltaining Eighty acres of land a little more or 1C5‘; AND ALSO ALL THAT tract. Dlfitrc or parcel of land situate Lvlllll‘ filul brim! in said Township and (full-ﬂy bounded and described as follows. that 1's t-o say,- COM- MENCING on the Mink River Road lrliern tllc lvfiilk River Stream CTOSFFF, lliellco follnlviilg . of tllc snld Slrc-nin ‘ Solttliive-etlruzvlly: ti'1 it llﬁly ill‘ fnrlnrirlv in llfhsc-“sloii of l-Tdlvard Cilzlnlnan. tllvilr-o Flasl nliillc said Edljfafd (‘lizmnluilis land to tllc Mink Pivot‘ Road aforesaid. lllciivc Nnrlll alom! tilt‘ said Rnnd to the place of comillollcenlont contain- lllil‘ l"l-'l.\' ilf‘l'0.< nf land 2 little lilrlrc or loss lziiid lilrec tracts of lnlld roiltniiliila Two hundred and ll11l"\' acres a little nlorrl or loss m; lllf‘ Ffllllc \l'n.< in lilo zir-lllnl 1‘|1l.<.\0*'.<- lnII of John F‘l:<1lr-i', lllp mortgagor llerclilzlflci- liiriltinncd

The above sale is nladr llllflﬂl‘ n

llmvcl‘ of snlv fﬁillillllPd in mi I!“ (oiltllrc (if 31011;;

. ._ dilrctiuil. SIxlerilTh clnl- til NOVPIHIIFI‘ ‘Ac f)? 1891. llizlrlo hNiVlioiq JQAL] FISIIC!‘ of Crlmbrirlcr in Kitty's

Cpllllty. Fziriilcr. mid Ellen Fisher. I\l/%S‘Wll(‘_ of tllc one nnrl, and l rlcolm Mc-Lcorl lntc flf Char- lottetown. nﬂ1‘l'i$fpf.af_[_,n“i‘ o; lli“ oiller pal-t. u-liich MOTIQRLZP ls "OW duly vested in tllc llllrler- Sllfllffl bl’ vlrlllo of divers nleslle a-.<i;:ililir-lit.=._niir1 flCLs in ll... my “Milli”? llllvlllil bccil made lli tile Payment or tile principal and in- tcrosl. secured by the said M0115- gum.

For further pnrliwllax . 1' t McLeod and Bentleyxqslilirgltorg Clgrlottetown.

ntecVlhL 8th. d f De _ A. a, 1937" RY 0 cember WILLIAM E. BENTLEY. ALBERT J. n. MARTIN. Exccufors of the Estate of’ Catherine lllcLc-orl. . A5.

signee of Mortgage. 11-759-12-9-16-23.

TENDAERST:

TENDERS will be received qp f.» "Wit January s. 1038. nt the office of the undersigned for the uilcava- tlon and ﬁnishing of the basement underneath Charlottetown Baptist Church. Plans and specifl "

lcontalnlng one hundred acres o.‘

llancl a lift-ﬁe more or less; ALL Tl-IAT tract. piece or parccl of ‘and situate lying and being iii

‘old Township and County bolind- i

l-d and demrlbcd a5 folly-vs. that is to ay; COMMENCING at the

ALSO 1

ma!’ be seen at the office of the undersigned, but lenders must be addressed to Mr. Geo. P. Nicholson. Chairman of Trustees. Lowest or any lender not necessarily ucesplcd. JAMES Ii. HARRIS. . ' Architect. l L-l87-lll-2l-23-27.

land of , lliclice Norlii zllvnr: i

h- il-r word:

“UNI. Curl-r ruiaii un application. llillimuin Uluuge

Ul-nli-nl linnrllinn lucu-lli. 4o pur- worll; Western luiu llinstern locnh, 2c pl-r uurli; Annunuccmunlu mill (lumilll tdventa Jo pcr ward; ' ln Blcmorium Notices, 70c per inch; 5lllflllllll Uliurlillzu. Cnrllsfeicu so per music; Letter: of Condolence 70c per int-ii. Notices of Thanks lmll Appreciation, 70o pa: inch or In pu-

for any advertisement twenty-flu canto.

Ciunuifiwd Lint: of Florin! anal

For Sale

Personal’

CHESS Corn Salve, 39c all Drugglstl.

FOR SALE — GOOD CHRISTMAS trees. Plionellli0. __L_-388-h1;_-_2_3-2£

WANTED - ORIGINAL POEMS, songs, for immediate coils-iner- at~l°ll~ 39nd P001115 to Collininiiin Music Publishers Ltd, Dept. 0-6,

08-12-21-111. ~-——}.n

__C1i_zi_r10tto FOR SALE — FOX IIOUNDS. AP- ply Roy Coles. New Wiltshirc

hi]??? 2

FOR SALE—CIIRISTMAS TREES. Phone 9B0. Delivered.

L-lfll-lfl-IB-(il. FOR SAllE-JWIRE BRED WILT- to farrolr lil .\I£\l't'll lei-ed Ydrk$1ii'rb Boar

L-“55-lLZ-22-2i.

For: SAL-E - our-z"? Dual Truck ClllllliS. used ill good condition. Rnyls Service Station. Malpeqllo Road. L-181-l2-2l-3i.

AGENTS T0 SELL PORTRAIT ‘Enlargements, Big Money Maker. United Art. Toronto.

A. W._§-4_8(_)_-ll-34-38i.

TO LE1‘ - HOUSE 53 ORLEBAR Street. Mbdcm conveniences. Phone 1324. L-100-1l-25-tst-tf.

T0 LET - HOUSE. Orlebar Street.

APPLY I7 L-818-l2-15-8l.

"‘"“l‘i\I(‘ HeID Wanted WANTED —— HOUSE KEEPER FOR family of two. Middle aged woman preferred. Apply to Nathan Ramsay, Kinkora. 11-270-12-23-11.

Work Wanted’

WANTED — EMPLOYMENT AS companion or helm-r. A11 or part

tl . Ap 1y Guardian. me p L-267-12-93-ll.

Toronto. N-l@l9i5 FOR SALE — ONE LARGE SIL- rer Fox Pup. Male. L-Eiggnlz; Wanted not. PuLLi-qsfiiiiitnlzn W"NTE” " PmT mlTTl-ER Tllll Rock. State price. Write Box 374. R°g"'r5 Ha"d“'a" Cmllixllll’

._I:i"ll.l.¢fl- .

WANTED YOUNG LIVE‘ RAH.- bits write Box C o Guardrail. L-2l2~12-'.Z1-3i.

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B 0 A R D E R S AC(.‘0l\Il\llOD.»\'I'I-JD, Reasonable- rat

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—- - — ....--.:.= WANTED-FIRST CLA. . EX- perienced teacher for pi-iliiary

dPDRrtImenL. St. Arards School. Silpnlcnlrilt son for hall term. W. A. Burns, Secretary Trus- tees, Charlottetovt-ii, R, R, r;_

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Miscellaneous

ANYONE WISHING T0 CONTRI- blzlc to the rhiidrcns Christmas at the Protestant Orphanage may send parcels to 158 Prince Stlviot

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FARM FOR SALE

Excellent farm of 116 acres 100 acres clear. hlllancc hard and soft wood. Buildings in ﬁrst class condition. Within l-2 mile of church, school, stores. hall and railway station.

Aimlv CHESTER J. WEEKS. Fredericton. L-zls-lz-ai-ll

5-55 carnal-lien anew-us...

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