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, surname uovlimen ma. rm Stock EXChRIIQQ T0 new llnovr amt, ___ _ a (Canadian Press) lllvllle, liliEliIiAll a collrlllv no. t... ...... x. ll. IAGNdLL-IANAGIB Am roi- 9;, Am Radiator 13% Bank of Nova Booth Building Charlottetown Am Tel. 137 I Am Water 9% Anaconda 32v, Atchison 33% Atl Re 231,5 Auburn 4 Bait Ohio 9% . d o 10% Bendix Av 12% . Beth Steel 5a Chea Ohio 35o; Chrysler 53% e83‘ Si‘ Si‘; If! Co Ca 43 Boneless HORSE MEAT — - — —- 5l/4e 00,‘; ma,“ 2m BeetTRlPE----------4I/;c, con GasCo w. Corn Product-s 645i CASH PRICES g1“; ‘Xfliglohlrm lg}? — /‘.i We also have in stock other fox meats such 5,,“ 5,, 418.? as Beef Cheeks, Boneless Beef, Ground gen lavage 31% Meat, ete. fliidrigh t.‘ iiilif. Goodyear T 22% Island Gold Stora e Ltd iii."t.f.'ai “t... I Ill Cent Int Har 68% Int Tel Tel all, Kennecott 33y, Mom Ward 36% Murray Corp 31/. N Y Cent 18% Nor Am Co 18% i“ if“ °° iii’: ‘ O1‘ BC . Nor Pacific 12% Pack Motor 4% Paramount 10 Per... R R 22% - Phil Morris 92% 5"” “Si. s: ~ “do lll‘9 . The residence of the late gggig ‘I? Co ear: 0e 64 e Shell Oil 15% W. B. ROBERTSON gggnalrécd m ll . 21 Upper Prince Street Std Oil N .1 as Stude Corp 51/, _ Eaiiffiii." i3 out: ~ at N: CANADA miiiegii under my hand and the gngeg-llglggrl PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Seal of tht‘. sail‘ Court this 28th.. ggxsrfdcgl w‘?! in the Surrogate Court 2nd day of February A. 1)., 1938 and n vanadium 18 ceoi-ge Vi, A. D. i938. th, second year of His Majestys w 7 In Re Estate of Donald n. sniitli reign. wggiglinlllcf 22,2 Eliini’; liioiiiio ETINl-‘Pgvlllegeeilz-l n. 1.. (Emilia. $1,‘ B av m] | “page, Judge of Probate. 9° 1 xguiiiitzn uoriliiiiviiliii "Suliigglig m’ 8') 15-479-2-1-8-15-22 Woolworth 43% . 1 ‘ Judge of Probate, etc, etc. T th Sheriff of the County o! e0 Qugn, e§oumy m- Qny constable . gr literate person within said g‘ “W”. . ' wmmrac. Feb. as —(CP)—- figggagiwgnlamdfi, glatgeoi wlim futures ended a. dllll and on on e 0 89

Hope River aforesaid, Widow. the Adniiilistratrix of the above named estate praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose herein- after set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before me at a Surro- gate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetow , in Queens County, in the said evince, on Wednesday the thirteenth day of April ilext, coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any alley can why the Account.- of the said lis- tate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition slid on motion of J. A. Macdonald, Esq., Proctor for said Petitioner. And 1 do hereby order that a true cop" hereof be forth wltli ublished in some newspaper publls led in Charlottetown afore- ssid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the daze hereof and that a true copy eieof be forthwith posted in the olloiring public places respective- ly, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid. in front of the School house in River aforesaid,

said Es te as arr aid ingy have due notice»

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spiritual Offerings, Cards, elm, do per none; lntteea of Condolence 70c our ineh. Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. 10o par ineh or do pai-

uni-d. Other rasea on application.

Minimum Chargai for any udvertilement twenty-five cente-

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listless month of tradin on Winni- geg grain exchange Today with rokers e new orders for grain shipment a ter opening of st. Lawrence navigation to provide action in coming sessions. Wheat and stock movements, declined more than a cent today and then mapped buck on month-

end ven up operations. July future led closing rally but all futures cl lower for the day,

3-4-1-4 cent under Saturday's close, May 1.27 3-8, Jilly 1.18 1-2 and Oct B’! cents.

Cash wheat continued in a rut. No. 1 northern closed unchanged while No. 2 eased i-2 cent to seven cents premium over the May future. Other trades also showed an easier trend.

Coarse grains followed wheat. oats finishing 1-1 1-4 lower. barley 3-4-1 lower; flax 1 l-8-1 5-8 low- er; and rye i-o 3-8 cents below Saturday's final prices.

Currencies

MONTREAL. Feb. 28 -(CP)- Pound Sterling eased 1-4 cent to $5.02 on Montreal foreign ex- changes today while the United States dollar was down l-64 of one par cent to ar. The French franc firmed sligh ly to 3.27 1-8 cents.

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STRAIN ON YOUR EYES

10c par inch; Liata of Floral and

5' emaie Help Wanted

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Eyes used -for close work — particularly if llllllllll ll M! correct — are sublet! $0 I mater than normal strain. This liflllll the uatleut dia- eomfort if there |l present

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BOABDEBS ACCOMMODATEI). Meals served. 85c. Burke House, 171 Queen Street. L-li7-2-28-si.

WANTED — EXPERIENCED maid. Protestant. References. apply Guardian. L-l72-3-1-3i.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED MAN T0 WORK 0N farm. State wages. Ramsay Auld, West Covehead. 14-443-2-28-21.

APPIIINTICII WANTID T0

learn Barber Trade. Short Course exflert trailing. Molar Barber 0o eae Halifax. 17-850.

'r'o BENT AT us ocean or. a six roomed apartment, on und floor, heated. continuous

m water, electric range, jani- li" “iii? sill? are’: My ' ' n-lae-a-aa-aiI

WANTID - CAPABLE AND IX- parienced man for M i’ ooiin Stole dolna iarse n i1 and fie nil business. 0990""!!- itv will be Riven to lnakedlixggli;

dd. (Xi lottetowu. m iT-raos-a-ae-a-l-s-s-u-io.

my er- ror and ahowa itself in head- aches. sore eyes. etc. A per- son has no way of knowing lilo degree of strain on the eyee until they are exl-Illlflfll-

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53 Grafton $1..

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and Auditor

Bookkeeping systems installed or revised Profit and Loss Accounts Computed

Trustee under the Bankruptcy lot

Company By-Lgwl- Minutes, Annual Statements and Reports Prepared.

Administration of Estates i a Specialty. MONEY TO LOAN.

88 Great George St. cliiiilotatowii, P. a. l.

|down to the required vvheslghtxgt

Partenan 1d Paulore 21 Paymaster 00% Perron 172 Pick Crow g5 Pioneer - 5 Powell 322 Premier 230 Preston 123 Pros All" 70 Read Auth 380 Red Crest U Red Lake 35 Reno Gold 52 Roche ' 20% Royalite 46 San Ant 139 San Anti: l8 Shawkey 77 Sheep Cr ~ 115 Sherrltt 145 Biscce 2'74 Sladen 133 Blave Lake 14 Spy Hill 19 Stada 24 Straw Lake l1 Sud Basin 310 Sud Cont 14 Sulliva 101 Sylvanite 325 Teck l-lllgh 540 Texas Corp 140

obum 355 Towogmac 53 Uchi "136

' Unit Oil 15% Ventures 559 Vulcan 100 Waite Amu 1'73 Wendigo 14% Westflank 16 West Turner 10% Weston 11 White Eagle 1% White Water 5 Wood Cad 40 Wrl Harg 800 Ylntr Y G ____ 35 UNLISTED

rett U Dill Oil 9| Hui. Bay 77% Malrobic 1% Mandy 13 Oil Selec 3 Perid Or 305 Temlsk 11

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_ A SLOW HEART BATE IL UBUAIaLY A GOOD SIGN

Just illdi id beoom alarmedubecaufie “tirwnrill e

ffltmlwtolitinateadcfflto d,» there are others that find the heart ghee slower than normal, that lsreo

In examining well treulned box- ers a few hours before their pom; we find that the heart rate may be aalowaswtodo. 0f couree,in some cases this low heart rate is due to the fact that in t to

2 o'clock of the day of the bout, they may have eaten food since the mldda meal of e previous

day. or at least have eater no breakfast or lunch on the day of the bout. But as-ide from this doing without food the well trained box- er has a slower heart rate than the

average.

What about a. slow heart rate in those who are not boxers? Is a slow heart a good sir". or a bad sign?

Dr. Philip W. Morgan, Emporiu- tells in the Journal of the Kansas Medical Socie of communicating with 26 life insurance

th a slow heart rate to those with the norma rate and their life expect- ancy-how long tl-"v "r-v» lively to liviee-as compared with the normal T8.

Dr. Morgan found that these life in- surance companies accepted appli- cants withbradycardia. (slow heart rate) and ocmsionally even with a marked bradycardical. In 700 young men with medical histories remark- a/bly tree from serious ilness, heart rates-with individual resting -of less than B0 were found in three percent .and rates of 00 to 65 were found in i6 percent, making a total of nineteen percent with pulse rates of 86 or less.

Dr. Morgan's observations show that a fair percentage of apparently normal healthy individuals have a slow heart rate and that they can expect, a ‘rig to medical statis- tics, about an 18 to f8 percent bet- ter death rate than the average.

Thus those with a. slow heart rate who are otherwise healthy may now feel assured that a slow heart rate is an asset, not a lia/bility, as it means that heart and blood vee- sels are doing work in an effluent manner

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction in front of the Law Courts Bulldlnl‘ in Charlottetown on Wednesday the 23rd, day of March, A. D. 193e, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, all that tract piece or parcel of land’ lltiIli-Q lying am bellll at N" 7 aland on Lot or Township Num- ber ld in Kings County in Prince. Edward Island, bounded and de- scribed as followl. that ia to say: Bounded on the north by land of Samuel Gre ry; on the east by the line di Lotaddand than the south by land of Gordon Mal-

. mica rrvg ‘i FOR SALE BY TENDER I

ASSETS 0F J. l-LIMYRICK & 00., LTD, IN RECEIVERSHIP , ‘ Deceiver allure for sale by tender fie following

The ’ anela: LOT lk-Ti llilh Sin Pro t uric, Buildings

lure‘ and all Warehouaef longing to the laid iioceiverllilp.

LOT Zi-H ch dine in Stor :— from Tlgullh e

Flxturel. Store Furni- in Tlguuh Viillgebe-

Th l "ma" s: v"."r"""* eaove merc an o‘av ue {upwards fswdiiiiiiscl

stock, the yearly tunic being conailreraniy mot: than four time; ‘fir: value of the inventory. ,

U07.‘ h-Accounts and Biilaiieceivable (List available fo: lnppeotlon.)

LOT Propefltirz- I 22 a Iywoo ‘arm o 7 acres with good buildings and ardm g

mlii situated three mucs from Tlgnluh, r‘ _ propugccu n“ highway and in good state of cultivation.

(b) lfarln of 12M acres with barn, less than one mile from Tlgullli

(cl ram of eishty Mm (stepneuson Farm at uttle Tignlsh-

no bull s. at Tignish shore of approximately 800 acres with large

111118 (d) harm barns, ggpezalsenal wood lots and small properties. (List available for

LOT fL-Farm Machine y and Equipment. (List available for inspection.)

LOT Gfigiimiliiifidiliiiiiliteiieiiiiolory, factory equipment large flah stage mimgifllililtsmgzhictglicliildlifigkgaps, anchors etc ap I l5 complete gears (4,500 traps.) ' I’ PNXMEN’ mt“ Boats and Motors, upward of 40 complete units of boats and

rs. LOT 7.—Tlg'nish Shore Store life- chandise therein.

Sale of combined Lots 1, 2 and 3 or Lots 6 and ,

Goodwill of an active business where the Retail and PrlildmrhusfigxlTa-av: been continually satisfactory for the past several yeara, and where me fisheries business include in addition to the lobster business, a cod gm Hake business, which has been steadily expanding during m; p"; my“ years, employing upwards of cnethunllrefl iii-id flfly men, and when ‘u; of Cod and flake last year were upwards of two million pounds.

Sealed Tenders will be received at the office of the undersigned up m glootlaeofbialtéuiidoilty, the 5th of March, i938. for the purchase of all or any

Stores will ti i ti ual ' of inventories, ca’: uiilllebenaggiiagedjnasfifudate’oitniscallniulimfn‘ o‘ "h"

A deposit of 10 per cent (certified cheque) of the amount thereof must accompany each tender. Mark envelopes "Tenders for Aseeta of J. B. and:zslelollsazntt-i."~~""~'='~-' "W" - m

madlel-ma; Although Cam to Receiver, special arrangcnouta may be

TNE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY, RECEIVER Charlottetowm P.E.I.

WIPE OUT SLUMS ' BY FIRE METHOD

WULLEBDEN, England. Feb. 28- (OP)-A.l'l eiqaenmenm in controlled fire as a/n economic means of des- troying slump is to be tried out here. Willleaden borough council council is convinced of the haeannmlrtcedthalttwphouseain their proposal. The ho the South Kiliburn (fishnet would be brigade will stand by to ch

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Province of Prince Edward Island 5! w Department 0f Public Works And Highways Tenders For iisphaltic Bituminous Paving

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, will be received ll this office until noon of Tuesday, March 15, 1938, from any person or per- sona willing to contract for the completion of Grading Baae Cow Elfllilllfaldlfllllflfe and Bitluninous Surface Course on the following secti o way:

No. 1—'l.‘runk Route No. R-Summeralde to Tignllh. Section-Smnmerslde to lluverness School.

No. lip-Trunk Route No. l-Summorside to Tallulah. giectltoii-Iilvemess School to Eimsd ‘e, and from Eilnldalp to on rose. '

No. 3-'I‘rlmk Route No. 6-0‘ ‘ ttotown to Sourle. Secticn-Brackley Point Road to Morel].

No. d-Trunk Route No. 3--Chsrlottetowrl to Morita ue. ‘ Section-Cross Roads to Montague via Stewa '3 Corner.

No. 5—Trunk Route No. mt-Charlottetown to Borden. Section—North River Bridge, West, four miles.

No. ii-Trunk Route No. ii-Cbarlottetown to Souril. Seetlon-Souris West Bridge, west, four miles.

A certified che ue for $10,000.00 must accompany each Tender fol you. N1 toshudA6ce fled cheque for $3,000.00 lnlut accompany each Tender . or os. .

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Specifications and Tender Forms may be obtained at this office. The Department does not. bind itself to accept the lowest or any

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Tender. e u wa iii" BTMiTlTNiItIQLATlI on w rks d lll Charlottetown, Prince Edwali-d yislariihs r o u c o n‘ ‘n y‘ February 1d, 1938.

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Province of Prince Edward Island Department Of Public Works And Highways TENDERS FUR GRAVELLING

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the urlliersi nod, will be received ll

this office until noon of Tuesday. March l5, 1938. rom rson or per- sona Wlllllllll to contract for the Supplying and Placing o ravel Borrow on the f0 owing Sections of highway:-

No. l-Trunk Route No. b-Summerside to Tignish. Section-St. Nicholas Road cast-LG miles. No. 2—Trunk Route No. l-Summerslde to Tlgnish. Section-Line Road Harmony to Stewart Road, Mt. Pleasant. u Ne. s- ‘ Route No. 1—SilIiiInel'8lde to Tignish.

Trunk Section Port i-lill Road to Portage, 6.0 miles.

lard and on the weat by land con- veyed by Anne Longapie and John P. Longapie to the lllil Samuel G ry containlna 42% acres of Ian a little more or lell, t!!!" Zealand load

i3; Nflthe north line of laid Gordon llarila laud and over the 7%

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luivl been made in payment M? tbellllToney secured by"the' said;

no, icalara to Mo‘ lnoasiilinaoiiiioy. mCher-l

I Stock Drift Montreal 1 Downward On Stocn Exchange New York M rt —-— a (Canadian Pram)

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NEW YORK. Feb. all-Lack of Bell Tel 1g] interest rather than se prulrure Braailiaa a 10% resulted in a nerully lower drift B C Pow A 311/, of leading stoc in today's marxet. Bldg Prod 49%

The list slipped from the start Can Cement 10% and. at the worst. prices were of! 1 Carl Cai- I'd 101,4, to around 3 cen-ts. Them were mild Can Car Pfd 22% recovery periods. however, and ex- can Ind Al A 4 trame losses were reduced a cm p“ 7% number of instances near the close. gm mum

fers amounted to 560,610 gamma 18% shares Mamet 897.970 last Frida . cock Plow 9% The Associated Press average of mm smelt ‘ stocks was ofl .6 of a point at 45.5. Dom Con; Pm go The Canadian list tended lower. Dom BM e ,, Bell Telephone dropped z points to Dom at 29;,’ loo and International Nickel 1 l-8 Found, co 14w to 5o s-n as Distlllers-Beagram Mc- Ge s, w 14 Intvre. Brazilian and Ford listed n um a" 7?‘! sliiiht losses. Ahead fractions were Hg? B" 5f‘ Digme. Lake Shore and Massey Har- How‘ ‘m, ° 1;’? r . n

Rails held decli es to small frac- Intvufcf, 14% tlons. on the w ole. although a E 50% handicap for this group was seen n“ 9°“ Pm 34” in the delay of the interstate com- u“ WW5’ 14% merce commission in handing dovm Muse!’ Ham-l 7% a ruling on hieher freight rates. Mccml n 12

What stocks did: M Power 30%

Mon Sat. "a Brew 39% Advances - - - __ _ 11a 14a Nat 8t Oar 40v, Deodnes - - - - - 424 25a Noranda 59% Unchanged — - — — — 133 l5’! 90W" c0?!) 14% Total issues - - i- - _ e10 55s Bhawiniaan 21% St Law Pfd 15 St Law tii..‘”ei"°“i “"' ec Metals Lead wii. not a Dec I in e O ll Montreal Curb Mt . ar et 1 ’l M k (Canadian Press) TrONfiEAhkFttebaflfl -d (Jeri-L 5m” °'°‘°

6 5 0 m5!‘ e T9889 m"! Abitibi a dreary month-end session today shrub; 1%,; with the main list generally flrm- Asbestos 33 er, though some prices pointed as B A Oil 20% much as a. point low . Beauharrioia 4v,

M ls piloted the decline, slip- Booming A m ping from the start as scattered Brew Corp lots were offered. Oils and papers Don A 5 IWCTIB quietflat unchanged to siight- F;

y ower p ces. 1.1mm

Also trading on a small scale, Homeflflr c 1H constructions and rails backed up. p o“ 19% Steel of Canada and National Stee In; Pete 31 Car held minor improvements ‘but PM“ 2:."'“s§..r.;::.l".’.2:.°s?"'" “o; we com 1c Call; tfzllieferlred R. 1 d

o sues: , s area; n us- trials 13,700; mines 79,300; bonds $4,000. MINING

Ii i111 NTO, . 28-

Feb. 28 —(CP)— gctlliicehOil m“. Closing future quotations wheat- Am“ g May 127 3-8; July 118 1-2; Oct Amo 98a. Oats —May 47 i-d; July l4 A p con a 1-4a; Oct 39 l-lh. Ba.rley—May Alder-m“ 53 65; July 60 i-la. Alexand 1%

Cash prices m n

Wheat-No. 1 nor 142 3-8; No. 2 Ang Cdn 115 nor 134 3-8; No. 3 nor 1801-8; No. Huro 355 4 nor 110 3-8; No. 5 No. 5 wheat Arntfield 29 96 3-8, No 6 wheat 87 3-8, feed 77 toria 3 3-8, No 1 garnet l2 8-8, No. 2 Augite 35% garnet 118 3-4; No. 1 durum 92 Aztec 9 3-8; No. 4 spec 10 3-8; No. 5spec Bagamao 19 9G 3-8; No. 6 spec 84 3-8; track Bankfield 93 140 3-8; screenings 4/50. Base Metal 39

Oats -No. 2 cw s3; No. a cw 4a; attic 134 ex 1 feed 48 1-2: No. 1 feed 44 3-4; 131118006 40 No. 2 feed 39 3-4; No. 3 feed 3'1; B18 M 45 Barley -No. 3 cw 73 l-2; No. 4 13°90 10 cw s2 1-2; No. 5 cw a1; No. e cw Bra vrne 890 60; track 66. BTW/n o“ 47

MONTREAL. Fieb. 28 —(CP)— Bu“ Auk 4'! Wheat, northern, N0. 1 1.58; bar- Bu" All! 16% ley. Canadian western No. 3 .77; gunk (3:31 3% mats. feed. No. 1 .54 1-4; flour. u" 15% spring wheat patents. firsts 7.80; c“ m!" 375 seconds 7.50: bakers 7.40: winter 631mm“; 45 wlieet patents. choice 425-4445; gdfllbf)" 112 white corn 3.94-4.05; bran, ton Cart P t 215 34.25; shorts, ton 35.25; middlings, 0:2 P I 261 ton sass; rolled oats, beg, so lbs Che ‘a 1 3.15; lioy, No. 2. per ton, Carlots chrznmmm a 10' 50' Comwealth