Rate of discount. 3 per merits.

CIVIC. TAXES

ind Installment of Civic taxes is now due.

‘ J. A. FULLERTON,

cent for prompt pay.

City Clerk.

lAuctlon Sale-Civic Properties t

There will be sold by p

ublic auction in front of

(he City Building on Tuesday the 25th day of June

‘» 1910 at 12 o’cloek noon, th . vizi-

l I.

, Parcel of land on Lower liig building formerly used as broom factory.

3. I.ot and water area

':iter Street carrying warehouse now

Li II

{I Associated Shippers Inc. For I flee of the City Surveyor.

l

L-4ti6-6-12'l8-20-22.

e following properties,

i 1. I.ot on the South side of Richmond Street Pi West with Civic I-Iot house or Conservatory. i 2.

Queen Street carry-

on South side of Lower occupied by

particulars and boundaries apply to the of-

J. A. FULLERTON,

City Clerk.

t

>

l

p, poi- word; Announcements and

lldvertising Ilates-‘IPayalIle. infllldvanee

Mtrnlmum Charge for Any Aiwrtisements 25 Cents Central Guardian locall. 5o ller word; Western and Eastern locals

Corning Events 3o per word:

classified 3e per word; In Mcmoriain Notices 70o per inch; Lists lJI Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc., 5o per nunie; Letters oi Condolence 70o per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for $1.1m and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices or Thanks anu Apprfltllttltln, 70c per illch or 4c per word. Lists of Subscriptions io mints per lnch, Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on

application. Lost To Let

LOST — BETWEEN KINGSTON T0 RENT - WELCOME INN Corner and Cass's l-iill, Number with or without. Cabins. Lilly Pinu- beurlng 4076 and holder. dd. L-IiZZ-ti-lb-zi. Finclci- please leave at W951» KPPI “M "' "'— sflitifll, city. Li-tiJJ-b-lb-Jl. FURNISHED ROOM T0 l. 1

LOST jIYFIVEEN C IIARLOTTE:

with or without board.

UenlrlL.

Gentleman prelerrcd. Phone loci

l0\\'ll and Eldon, spare wheel slid from 4 to 6. L-Mti-ti-iB-li. tire. Apply Guardian. Revert? ———-"—————~"—W~: i... rQlllrll. L-630-6-l8-2l. T0 LET-COMFORTABLE tosT 0N PRINCE STREET, house, nice locality, convenien- small i-hange purse. A0011’ ces. Bfille- P110!“ 9394- Gmn-(iifln, L-ti44-6-18-1l. L-o92-6-15-3l

LOST - LADIES WRIST WATCH between Holy Redeemer" Church and Euston Street. Finder Plea“ leave at 2i Eitston. Reward.

L-tilti-ti-lii-ll.

I.( ‘ -()N IIIGIIWAY BETWEEN (‘iccrgcloivii and Pownul, large Silfk of W001. please iioiliy JHIHPS shaw, Cardigan. L-605-6-17-2l.

Sulcsmen Wanted

FAIIILIIN QUALITY PRODUCTS becoming better known everyday. vie iii-ed more salesmen to insure the best possible service to sails- tled customers. Anv active and

honest man can make a livirlfl scllins 200 necessities which bring

T0 LET — TEl\

r-oa SALE—I937 ioiHFt-bi.

IIIENT NIT-ITIN-

das Terrace, No. 2 Water Street

Possession June 1st.

ADDIV 105

1.. M. Poole at 00.. cliai-loitewii ii, P. E. L 1..--l47-.3—15-tl.

For Sale

COUPE.

FOR. sou: cursor’. (‘IIEVROLET 77 Upper Prince Street

L-598-(i-17-2I.

Piano, upright sl._l'l0, first

FOR SALE — IIEINTZMAN A: l‘O. e ziss

condition. Will sell at a. bargain. Part terms considered to reliable giérchaser. For particulars apply

x J. Guardian.

N-214-6-15-3l.

CH.

‘ . h . l ..'I‘l ere Excellent condition, Apply Don- lf".i°§“i?i‘_.‘ltersw'i’l’i.t grill“ gTIsCCCSIlSIUI aid J. MacDonald, Augustine Flldll Ask tor greelfatalézigue {arid Cove. - L-610- -l7-2i. n oi-iiiai on: am ex 0m "-—'————;-—*-~"*""*

, tr all FOR SALE — WELLINCTON $70 st clement st“ Mon e N-S. Rink covered with Council Sland- ard Corrugated Roofing 190 ft. by _ 90 ft. Roof can be bought separ-

ate. See Committee. L-973-6-15-l8-20

iii-it

II. F. ARGIIIBALII

Chartered Accountant no “climona Street Phone l7 E0. B0! l3

MCLECD 8i BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY. K-C-

.I. A. BENTLEY. ILC.

(I. F. BENTLEY, LLB. Barristers and Attomeys-st-Law

MONEY r0 LOAN =-_—ll'.". _."_'.‘l'.““_'"‘. "___S"°"

ilorrell 8i Company

Chartered Accountants

Eastern Trust Building Telephone I447

BELL 8i MATHIESON

MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown. I‘, E. Island

MocGUIGAN 8i TRAINOR

MARK a. M GUIGAN. 1L0. c 8T. CLAIRGERAINORLK. c._

Barristers, solicitors, Eto- MONEY T0 LOAN Olllce: Over Provincial lllnl- Richmond street, Charlottetown

ll. F. McPHEE l. A K. C.

NOTARY. m. Bitnnisraa. souclroit

"$111152; Chsrlottetoln . PALMER 8i HASI-AM

ll. J. PALMER. n.0, A. J. IIASLAM, n.1i.. LLB. nnamsrrtn. ETC. “i of Nova Scott: Chambefl.

neaday 19th day ‘at 1 o'clock. nl in

ISLAND noaans $1.40 SHINGLES

$1.50 square, scantllng prices on

a plication. Clark Bros. Mt. B wart. L-424-6-11-tt5-l0i. Miscellaneous

North River

NOTICE- COW LEFT AT MY

remises, Lurch 30th. 1f not called for and board settled will be sold

June 24th. F. E. Cass.

L-635-6—18-1l.

Wanted

work on farm. APDIY ward Hotel. L-61

WANTED AT ONCE NEWLY freshened cow. Jfirsey 01' 0110m-

WANTS King Ed- 4-6-17-21.

. Fr d M ttart, Summerslde. my e u L-539-6-14-3i.

WANTED T

APPRENTICE

0

lam Barber Trade Short Course- ExBei-i ‘raining, Molar Barber Co ego Halifax. N455

OLEARIIIII IIIIT

AIIIITIIIII SALE

Peter Stewart, Mlflhfleltli to sell on Wed- June 1040. stsrtlnl his stock, crop and ements. consisting of 2 Horses. s IIIIO, so liens. 2 tiiii-ii wiironr- I Driving W110". 2 (farts. llfl"f'“'*- Ploughn. z Driving slelahs. 2 Wood Sleight, llsniess, quantity of Grain and Straw. Also all household fill’- nitura and all other articles.

I am Instructed by Mr.

'l'enns:-AII gums

discount of 6% for rllll. Sale positive an property Is sold.

JOHN P. BRADLEY.

up to $10.00 oash, over that amount ti months "edit on approved joint notes, with

Auctioneer.

T

JUNE 1s. 194p

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

N. _Y. Stock Exclfange

bl i (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am C and 1" 25 Am Radiat r 5 1-2 Am Tel Te 155 3-4 Am Watei- 7 3-4 Anaconda, 31 3-4 Atchison 15 1-2 Bait Ohio t. 3 1-2 Baldwin L000 15 1-8 Bendix Av 29 Beth Steel 77 3-4 Cries Ohio 34 5-8 Chrysler 53 7-3 Cori Edison 26 1-4 Curtlss Wright A 24 7-8 Elfic Auto Lilo 31 Elec Pr Lite 4 1-2 Gen Elec 31 1-2 Gen Foods 40 Gen Motors 44 Goodrich 14 Gvvfllcar Tire 16 Gt Nor Pfd . é g0 1.2 Int. Tel Tel 2 7-8 Kennecott 28 1-8 Mont Ward ‘r 38 1-3 N Y Central 11 Nor Am Co 1B l-2 Nor Pacific 5 3-4 Paramount 5 3-8 Penn R R. "' ' 17 3-4 ' Phil Morris '12 1-2 Phil Pet. Co 33 Pure Oil Co 7 1-2 Radio Corp 4 3-4 Sears Roe Co 69 1-2 south Pacific 8 Sid Oil N J 36 1-2 Slude Corp 7 Texas Corp 39 1-4 United Air 39 United Corp 2 United Gas Imp 11 U S Rubber " 2i 1-2 U S St C0 53 I-2 U S Ind A1 17 1-2 Vanadium 32 Warner Bros , 2 3-8 West. Union l7 3-4 west Elec 91 Woolworth -

Montrleal Curb

(Canadian Press) Stocks

Abillbl Com Abitibi Picl Asbestos

B A Oil Bcauharnois Brttliurst A Dom Tar Don A Fraser Fraser‘ V T c Ford A Ilnl) Oil Int Pete Price Com Price Pfd

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PRIME .111 TER MAKES DONATION 'I'() WAR SERVICES

OTTAWA, June IS-"Canadian Authors’ Series," a library of books bring formed by the education (ll- \'l.\'l0ll of the Canadian Legion War Scrvicrs. has been increased by tivo autogiaphrd volumes by Prime MinistcrtMnckcnzie King, bloat.- Col. Wilfrid Bovcy, national chair- man of the division, said today.

Mr. King's books, "The Secret of Ilcroism" and "Industry and‘ Hu- manity." ivill be sent this tveek, zilong with 200 other volumes from thc pens of ivell-known Canadian ivrltcrs, to the CLWS. education headquarters in London. The books ivill form the basis of a large lib- rary being uiabllshed for men of thc Dominic-it's fighting forces who are siurlvint: trades and professions under the Legions wartime scheme.

In presenting his books Mr. King congratulated the Legion "upon its cducatlonal services, and upon the novel idea of obtaining copies of works by Canadian outliers."

Included in the shipment leaving Canada this week are works by Can- on F. G. Scott», Sir Charles D. G. Roberts, Mazo de 1a Roche, Law- rence J. Burpee, L.M. Montgomery, Hector Clip sivorth. A. S. Bour- inot. P. D. Ross, Lloyd C. Douglas and many others. Most of the books

bcar the autographs of their au- thors. INDIAN SABOTEUBS SIIILIDNG. India. — (CP) -

Three cases of suspected sabota e of ftiillvily’ lines were reported int e province of Assam within three montl-s. sir Mohammed Soadullali. the premier. told the legislative as- sembly here.

WANTED

t/‘ifExperienced Mechanic l’: Permanent Work

.':1@;;.as.."~"

lTeasdale & Foot l‘ Limited Dartmouth, N. S.

liucrioii SALE

I will sell by Public Auction on Tuesday. June litth, 1940 at 12 o'clock noon. my house. corner of Gerald and Prince Streets, con- tllnlng ll rooms. This is l line property and in good repair. with n garage and all modern conven- lenccs and ln first class location. Alan my other property at 206 Graf- ton street n suitable corner for business, eonllllnlng 22 rooms, 2 births. 2 fin-places, hot water heat- ing, new furnace. one of the beat Ioffluflllg |n Charlottetown. Can he bought privately rln to date of s e.

Apply to

JOHN P. BRADLEY. Auctioneer.

L-WO-O-IS-lfi-IB.

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MonlrealStock Exchange

(Canadla Press)

Stocks

Bell Tel Brazilian Bruck Silk

B C Power A Can Cement Can Nor Pi- Can Car Found Can Car Pfd 1i Can Ind Al A

Can Pacific

Can Steamship

Cons Smelt,

Dist. Seag

Dom Bridge

Dom Steel B

Dom Textile

Dryden

Founda Co

I-low smith

Imp Tob

Int Nickel

Lake Woods = Massev Harris McColl From l’ Mtl Power

Nat Brew

Nat. Steel Car Noranda

Power Corp

Quebec Power Sliawlnlgan

Si. Law Com

St Law Pfd

Sou Can Pow

St of Can

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5-8

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3-8 1-4

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115

MONTREAL. June 17—(OP)— The stock market closed on the dOWIiSlClfi today as losses ranging from fractions to sevenal points were posted.

Nickel and Hudson Bay Mining sold oit'tivo poinits each. Price Biol-hers backed 1 l-2 points and Batnurst l-2.

Canadian (Jar preferred tracked more than a point while the common issue, C P. 1%., and Dosco posted fractional declmes. Asbestos marked up a. loss o! 1 3-4.

liwaciional declines were chalked up against Montreal Power, Brazil- inn. Imperial Oil and lritematzon- al Petroleum.

Other issues to finish on the downside included Canadian Cel- anese. Distiiers-Seiigrams and Can- ada Sleamshtps

Tc-tal sales: 33.400 shares; Indus- trlals 17.700 shares; Mines 15,700; Bonds $200. ‘

FINANCE

back-

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, June 1'I—(AP)— The stock market suffered a brief selling s-hock today, but subse- quently rallzcd to reduce extreme losses running to more than 5 points and post a lair-sized assort- ment of gains

Canadian issues showed losses from a traction to one point. Iri- tci-national Nickel lost one point and Ford. Hollinger and Imperial Oil. fraonons. Distillers Seagram was up 3-6 and Walkers 1-2.

The Asociated Press average of 60 issues was unchanged at. 49.0, after bezng off .9 at noon. Trans- fers of 1.208.330 shares compared with 948.310 last Friday.

U. S. Steel and Bethlehem tin- lslied down 1-2 and I 5-8. respec- tively. General Motors and Chrys- ler each emerged l-8 lower. Doug- las Aircraft dropped 2 5-8, and United Aircraft lost 2 3-8.

In arrears fractions to 3 at the last were Dow Chemical. west-ing- house, Allied Chemical, Sperry, Glenn Martin, Anaconda, Kenne- cott, American Telephone arid Gen- eral Electric.

U. S. Rubber retained an ad- vance fo 3 5-8. [lesser improve- ment was held by Goodrich. Good- year, International Harvester. Con- solzdated ECIISCII. Union Pacific, Standard Oil of N. J.. Itoft, Texas Corp., arid International Tele- phone.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. June 17-40?)- Producc Market prices here today. as reported by the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture, follow:

Butter: first grade creamer-y prints, Jobbing price, 23 1-2-24 1-4; first grade solids. Jobbing

price. 21 3-4-22: Quebec no 1 pasteurized, current recept price. 21 3-4-22; Quebec :10 2, 20 3-4- 1; Quebec no 1 pasiteurimd, whole- sale Jobbing prtce, 22 1-4. Quebec n0 2, 2i. 3-4; western butter fl 1-2A

Cheese: Ontario white, current receipt price. 13 11-16-7-8, oolor- ed, 13 1-2-13-16, white and color- ed. virliolmnle jobing price, 14

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases. selling price, A-large 24; A-meoium 22; B 20-20 1-2; C 16 1-2-17. (Govemment inspect- ed lost 1-2 oem, higher.)

Potatoes: Que whites 30-100; no 2 .65-.85; NB no 1 75's 1.05- 1.211; PEI no 1 75's 1.15—l.20; whites no 1 75's 1.15-1.25; Ala- bama whztes 100's 2.75; 50's 1.50- 1.601 South Carolina. 100's whites

A 2.65-2.75: B 1.75-2.00; North Carolina 1-B. 1.90-2.15; £31m; 5- i

whites 100's 2.25; bby A 3.75-4.25.

I111‘ __ ILHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MINING

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. June 1.7-

Livestock

MONTREAD. June 17—(CP)—- The daily market report o! Livestock Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture stated:

Calves and hogs were steady’. Cattle ouLraly oows were s- rourid ' cents lower. [lambs W818

$1.50 to $2 lower than last Monday. Good grass steers were $8 to $9. Medium steers were $7 to $7.15, arid common from $5 u: $7 with o, few o1 the poorest down to $4.50. There were no top heifers. Good heifers made $7 to $7.25, medLum $6.25 to $6.75 and common $5 to $6. oows were $6 w $6.25 vritn odd tops up to $6.50, medium were $5 to $5.75 and common $4.25 to s5 Canners and cutters were $3 to $4, bulls were $6 to $6.85 and medium from $4.50 to $5.50. Qslves were steady. Good veals WEN Hw-‘Iily $8 with a few tops at $8.50. Medium to good veals were $1.50. Fair w medium kinds 1n mixed lots were mostly $6.50 and common light veals clown w $6. Drinkers were $5 to $5.75 with the £13; of the sales between $5 and

Lambs were slow and lower. Good lambs were $11.50 the bulk of the lambs were sold on a fiat oasis at $10.50 to $11. A few small lots of common light lambs brought $9. Sheep were $4 to $5.50.

Hogs were about steady at $8.50 to $8.60 for baoons led and wat- ered, arid up to $8.75 oft trucks. $616015 drew $1 per hog premium with the regular cuts on 01f grades. were $4.50 to $5. Hogs 50d

no rail grade brought $11.30 to $11.40 hot weight. Banks (Canadian Press)‘ Stocks Close Commerce 152 Canada _ Montreal 190 Royal Bk 159 Nova Sootia -

Waite) Amu 300 Wendigo 5 Vermlliita 8 Westflank 3 Wood Cad 10 1-4 Wrt Harg

UNLISTED

Foothill 35 Pend Ore 136 Temlsk 3 3-4

TORONTO. June 1'l—(CP)-'.t':ie stock market broke under the strain of reverses in the war and new ioiv prices for recent years were board- ed by a long list of issues repre- senting all groups. The gold and western 0L1 l-ndlces closed at new lows while the iridustrtals and base metals were little above their lows at the end o! today's session. Tuni- over for tilie day was 258,000 shares.

The close was down 3 to 4 points for National Steel Car, Steel oi Canada comon, Canada Steamsnips pfd, Crow's Nest. Ooai, and Massey- HBJTII pfd while declines or about. 2 points or more were netted by Bell Telephone. Dominion Found- nes, Page-Hersey and Walkers.

International Petroleum fell back 1 I-4, Imperial closed 3-4 down. and British American Oil lost 3-4. Ford A and C. P. it. also dropped 3-4.

International Nickel closed off

1 -2 while Norarida closed 2 1-2 down. Hudson lost 1 l-4 and

stock] Close Amm Gold 1 1-2 Anglo Huron »_ 100 Ashley i 2 Aunor Gold I 97 Base Metal 10 Bear Expl - 4i Beattie -, 88 Bldflwd. _ . _ _ ' i2 Bobjo “J t 4 1-2 Bralqmo ;, ,'_ 785 Broulan ,3- 31 Bull Ank __ . 325 CalpEdm ‘i 100 cariboo l . 1B0 Cdn Mal 40 Cas Treth ,_ 56 Cent Pat 150 Cen Par 5 1-2 Chester 45 Chromium 18 Cochenour 35 coniarum 1 Conlarum _, 103 Cons Smelt , 31 Davies ‘ 13 1-2 Dome Oil 16 l-Z East. Crest 3 1-2 East Malrobic 198 Eldorado 44 Ext. O11 , 15 1-2 Falcon .- :10 Fed Kirk 2 Found P 7 Gods Lake 27 Goldale . 10 1-2 Gold Gate _ 8 Grandoro 4 Gunner Gold $5 Hard Rock t‘ 64 l-lollinger . 950 Home Oil ' 135 Homestead _ _ 2 3-4 I-Iowev 25 l-lud Bay Min 20 1-2 Int Nickel 31 Jellicoe r » 5

J M Con; . 1 Kerr Add 155 Kirk Hud 5 Kirk Lake 70 Lillie slim ~' 16 1-2 Lamaque I-

Lapa Cad ,_ 8 3-4 Lebcl Oro _ \ ii, i 1 1-2 Lcltch ' 45 Little L L 190 Macassa 230 Macbeod _ 102 Madsen , _ 20 1-2 Malartic __

Maralgo ~ 1-2 McIntyre ‘I as s-4 McKenzie 85 McWatters 22 3-4 Milling C 50 Mon Roy 6 Monet; 42 Morris Kirk 3 Niybob 13 1-2 Nlpisslng i, ._ ,, M Noranda y 47 1-2 Norgold ‘. 2 1-2 Normetal _ 25 OBrIen ,_;- 65 Okaltn, hf ,_ 60 Omega rl 1 r. . 12 Pacaltl. f1, 2 1-2 Pamour _-l_ g 83 Partanen < 2 1-2 Paymaster 20 Pcrron Gold 104 Pick Crow _ _ 230 Powell _ 80 Prairie _ a , 12 Premier EA. ._ _ i . 75 1-2 Preston a. ‘i . 135 Reno Gold i _ 15 Roche . 1 3

Si. Anth _._ _ 8 San Ant 125 sand River 3,. 6 Senator ‘t. ,- 13 Sheep Cr ;_ i 85 sherritt. -. 61 s slgmfl A 1 405 Siseoe 62 Sladen 20 Slave Lake : 2 1-2 steep Rock i 106 Sturgeon 10 Sud Basin 100 Sylvanite g _ 192 Teck Hugh l 250 Texas Corp ' 100 Toburn 100 Uchl 30 Upper Can 58

CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION OF F. B. CONRAD d: CO.

AND DECLARATION or ,4. raarivsasrnr —-—— 1. "r r CANADA is

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COUNTY OF QUEENS

Notice ls hereby given that F. Benjamin Conrad of (Earlottetown in Queen's County in Prince Edward Island. Merchant, has sold his busi- ness as wholesale exporter and im- porter of meats, butter, cheese, eggs and poubiry In Clurlottetown afore- said to John W. Hot!!! of Char- lottetown. Salesman. and Patrick Doyle of Charlottetown. Shl per. who will continue to do bus ness under the firm name and style 01 F. B. Conrad Ji Co. All debts. owing In connection with the said business. are to ho aid to the 881d F. Ben min Con , who is retlrln: from t e said business. all claims against the said bail"!!! "P 1° 51"" 15th, 1940 are to be presented to l‘. B. Conrad, who will settle the same.

And we, the said John W. Hogan and Patrick Doyle. hereby certify :-

1. That we intend can’! W trade and bullnell as wholesale el-

rters and importers at Charlotte-

own In Queen's (Monty aforesaid in partnership under the name and flrrn ol F. B. Conrad d» Co-

2. That the said partnership has KIIIJSISECICB:.IIIOQ the 15th day of June

8. That we. the said John W. Hogan and Patrick Doyle are and have been aim-o the said 15th d!!! of June 1940 the only members 0f the said partnership.

WITNESS our hands at Char- lottetown In neon’: county In Prlnoo Edward Island this 15th day of June A. D. 1940.

(SgdJ PATRICK DOYLE. l JOHN HOGAN.

( Std. W. (SR4!) IRENE BRYANTON. L-649-6-18-1I.

TEIIIIERS FIIR CITY BARII

Tender will be received st the office of the City Clerk up to noon on Thursday, building of a City Barn. Plans be seen at the Engineefs office, City Hall. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.