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BRONCHIAL SYRUP (Guaranteed)

For quick relief from coughs and colds take

Red din's Bronchial i syrup. Large Bottle 50c

PARKE DAVIS IIALIVER 01L CAPSULES 50 95c 10o $1.55, one capsule equals 4 teaspoonsful of Cod Liver Oil.

For children who are un. able to Luke Cod Liver Oil we recommend IIALIBOR- ANGE .790 and $1.35 sizes. one teaspoonful is equival- ent in vitamin potency to two teaspoonsful of Cod Liver Oil and two teaspoons- ful of Orange Juice.

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Minimum Charge for Any

2c pcr word; Announcements

application.

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Advertisements 25 Cents

Central Guardian locals, 5o per word; Western and Eastern locals and C i E l t ' < - Classified 3c per word; ln Memorial 1o.‘§'..',‘,,‘f§,,‘?°[,§‘,§";',; l-‘ioralillund SpiritutiIlOIIeIlngs, Cards, gm, 5c per name, Letters m. Continence 70c per iich‘ W ‘-" l,

and’ l0 cents for every flIlllilltlflflinif etiitifogsime“ s 40 words ‘or sum Appreciation. 70o per ineh or 4c per word. iii cents pe: iiich. Address and [Tesentatiou $1.00. Other ruteg on

Notices of Thanks sml Lists of Subscriptions

For Rent

Miscellaneous

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RE-OPENING SPT-{XVLS —MRS.

THE CHQiLOTTETOwN GUARDIAN

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Montreal Stock Exchange

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5111411" Close Bell T‘el 15a 1-2 Bruck Silk 7-3 Can Gem 5 Celanese 3g Cons Smelt 39 1-; D0111 Bridge 34 Dom coal Pfd 15 1.1 Dom Textile 7g Lake 0f Wood; 16 3 4 Mtl Power g3 1:4 NM Brew 3-1 POWC! Cor-p ‘ Shlwinlggn 15 b‘ St Law PM 151-2 5W9] 0f Call 68 1_8 Steel of Can Pfd 75 Wps 121cc A 10o

MONTREAL, Oct. 14 —(CP) _ finders merely went through the "PM" l“ today's post-holiday m- Zion M the "m1! exchwsc. Turn- tg" w" 118M and not until near

e end of business did ary octtv. ltv enter the market. Price changes were narrow and “regular

Consolidated smelters and Inter. national Nickel pushed up a minor fraction tn pivotal metals and Im- Pellsl was hlgher in oils. Bathurst. w“ “l” 11101165111’ better in papers and Montreal power in utilities.

In lndustrlnls Canada Cement and Steel of Canada Preferred were harder and Agnew-Surpass and DQ- mlnlon Coal Preferred slipped, ca- nada Steamship Preferred advanc- ed in transportatlons.

National Breweries Preferred Gained a major fraction among miscellaneous issues boarded and the common recovered an early loss. Lake of the Woods tacked on a minor fraction gain and Bruck $11k Wofkfd backwards.

Total snles: 15,000 shares; Indus. trials. 4.300; mines, 10,700,

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Oct. 14 --(CP) -- Canadian commodity exchange. Butter spot: Que (92 score) 32-

. V - 13. ~11 id st. Ph lie Johnston's Beaut" S] . Pl Q3 n e L. 321-111-1131 103-1. 1 LFPnIO-ltlfifllfi 3-8-32 5-8- l»————-——-—'*“"—"*" EYFS-IIEP‘IRED ‘in,’ ‘ '* 335,59“: Easter“ 5'1"?’ 425i Wurk wanted ’ Mrs. Brown, Tfmgnbcrgititli) A-puuets 30A; E-B wan MAN WANTS LEV MONTREAL, Oct. 14 _(cr» -, “ o" mm Apply 112103 N “g mu. MRS. DAVISON tots Pmdllce market Prices here MW 1"" ' ' loi- all kiiius of E'ur_l§cpa'ii'1ng.itt7 11s reported by the Dominion De- . . Kent Street, L-2oo-10-10-i4-15. partment of Agriculture follow:— I0 Let Butter: first grade CFCiLIXIQYY Boarders Wanted pr ms, Jobbing price, 34-34 1-2;

riliuzia nouns rowtrxr. APPLY "ll ‘I Guardian. - L-ZBB-ill-ii-iii L TEliWrI-PTIFPBIENIS Apply llox A. 11.. L llLl-ltl-itl-Ll. Tupi/twitch “FRET room. ‘ire ace. Also furnished bedroom. E19 Bfl)'.l(‘l(l Strut; ' L-li-itl-ltl-ia-H.

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Cock slow, 16G $111110‘: Si. L-Li40-10-i5-li.

FOR SALE-JVOODSTOCIK AND L. C. smith typewriters. APPY Gulirtliiiii. L 1188-10-15}

FOR SALE —- “ES EY" PIANO

eased. ti octave Organ. l),~“‘11¢l\1~\~-y nod condition. Bargain. tel-ling Lord Album‘. R- H- N _ E, 1, N-lO-ll-Iii FOR. SALE — l IIIeCORMIFK Decrlng N0. 8C two Sod Tl‘£'l(§'Ol' Plow sllgghtly’ used. first Shut: s still on. Price New Slillillll- 511F501 Price $115.00 idelil for sninll 1211c- inrs. 1 International Engine 1% H. P. and Pum Jack $45.00. Mc-

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Salesman Wanted

We want a real live-wire Salesman to sell our very popular line of Calendars in i‘.ill.l. Liberal commission paid weekly. Truro Printing & Publishing Co. Ltd. Truro, INS.

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J. A. BENTLEY. K. C. C. F. BENTLEY. LIAB-

Barristers snd Attorneys-at- Luw

MONEY T0 LOAN 154 Prince Street

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Mcrrwell and Company i Il. F. AIIOIIIBALII.

Chartered Accountants lantern Trust Building Charlottetown

M. ALBAN FARMER

ILA" LLB. cERIIRISTBII. SULICITIIR ETC. "Milan iinnli of Commerce Bldg MONEY T0 LOAN.

l ALEX W. MAIHESON

"RRWTER. SOLICITOR. arc "'9! In Loan Collections

BOARDERS ACCOMMOIIATED AT 7 King Square, L-lllli-lu-iw-Lli.

Male and Female Help Wanted

sow IS_'FIIE rims TO__GE'I‘ 1 Government tub as Cerk Post-

nian Customs Clerk Steno. --'.c Sax Drluiiiion-ivlde exams we] since war bcunn Frcc Btmklet

M C C Schools Ltd Tnrtmto l0 Oldest in Canada N0 Agents

Agents Wanted

SPLE DID OPPORTUNITY

SIIJ .1 Uri‘... "SLoL-siiiitttioiti. vLS" billiStlllils Cards up to 10o... plu- lit. Bonus to producers. we lirite iiiics. variety highest values 1n boxed ASbUllllittlitS,l1iSu IIIOAII§I_ iiilikiilg iJtlliill‘ ptrsuiiiii 0311b. write Loony for lice dc . samples uli upprcvai. Lxpc e nliiitltusliiy isritlsh bull 11.111, Ronni 2.1, a4 King wtst_ ‘Toronto. ,

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Wanted’

WANTED T0 RENT‘ —- THREE uiiiunhsiicu rooms Ui‘ siX luv-twi- housc. write ivi. t... utiifltniilfl.‘

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iv A N "r i; u - HARDWOOD IN stove lengths, rensoiilioic. Apr. Uuuidlziii. 14-J4l-10-li\'4i.

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Salesmen Wanted

WANTED — LOCAL REPRESEN- tatives to take orders in your own community for Saturday Evening

Subscription Agency. Teachers Wanted l ___________

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AIIOTIOII SALE

1 sin instructed to sell b Pub- lic Auction on the p-em see of Raymond Myers, Hamilton. 0" Friday, Oct. 17th. at. 1 o'clock, DJ"- thc following stock:

B. milk cows, 4. heifers to fresh- en. 2. pure bred short horn cows. with calves, t. pure bred heifer!» *5- nteers, l. calves. ‘l5. pulletfl. 1- brood sow. 4. young pigs. 11. fattinl pigs, l. horse.

f day not tine sale will in "l! following day.

Terinsi-Cosliable notes st Bank of Nova flcotia, Victoria.

331-10-14-31

Office: 00 Great George Street. 1

l. R. MYERS, auctioneer. l

first. grade solids, Jobbing price, 33- 1-2-34; Que No. 1 pasteurized cur- rent receipt price 32 1-4; No 2 3i- 1-4; No. 1 wholesale price 32 5-8; No 2 31 7-8.

Eggs: graded shipments selling at A-Large 42; A-medtum 40; Pullets 30-31; B grade 31-32; C grade 23. Potatoes: Que Whites No 1 .95- 1.C0; No 2 .75-.E5; NB Mountain No 1 1.00-1.05.

FOR SALE

Thirty-three acres of land, in a choice location situated on a iivd‘ highway, live miles from Char utte- town, a pretty country home, build-l ings almost new, titted with electric‘ lights and running water. If inter-I csted please write or call MRS. ROD MacDONALD. Southport, R. Ii. 1.

L-342-l0-15-18-2l.

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Farm in South Freetown 69 acres house, barn and gran- ary, mill shed. Buildings in fair repair newly shinizied. Mixed wood in plenty. Lum- ber for repairs 45 acres cleared. Price Reasonable. CHARLOTTE H. L. FOLEY

South Freetown. Mull Address g Emerald R. R. 2 il-szilio-ii-zl

How Are Your Eyes‘?

If you are hsvlii lltoms or strain — hes ac es. sore eyes or diszinesa — consult r

Post nnd Ladies Home Journal.

Highest commissions. Wrilc-igie “Milan-fl-

Dflvls 58cm!" 92 Aqehlfide. At your service with 70ers

West, Toronto. Cniiadas lo-Bllrflfza of emu-hm" ",5 - ‘human, N’ ° ' refrsctiul service.

Call in and discuss your difficulties.

G. F. ilutchescnv

I’. G. HIITCIIISON G. I. HUTCIIESON

Puhlic Auction

To be sold by Public Auction on the premises at Mount Stewart on Thursday. October 1c, 1941, at Twelve o'clock Noon, sli reel estate of the late Cornelius l. Mclnnls.

TEMPLE MURPHY, Administrator of Estate.

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Grain

WZNNIPEG. Oct. 14 -(OP) Wheat prices suffered losses o! a1. most a cent in early trading today on the Winnipeg grain exchange ,hut rallied late in the session and ‘closed 1-4-1-8 cent lower, October

73 7-8B, December 74 7-88 and May 76 5-8 cents s bushel.

At the start light hedging pushed Prices down 3-4 cents. Prom then lon trading was tight with scattered llilllfchases by mills, eastern and southern firms lifting prices. Buen- os Aires continued at unchanged levels.

Closing grain futures:

Wheat: Oct. 73 7-88; Dec. 7-8B; May 78 5-8.

Oats: Oct. 47 5-8; Dec. 45 3-48; May 44 1-2B.

Barley: Oct. 58 l-BB; Dec. IT- 8-88; May 67 l-ZB.

Cash prices:

Wheat: 1 hard 78 7-8; 1 Nor. 73 7-8; 2 Nor, 71; 3 Nor., 68 7-8; 4 Nor., 67 7-8; 5 Wheat 66 3-8; 6 wheat 66 3-8; feed wheat 59 7-8; amber durum 78 7-8.

Oats: 2 C. W., 48 5-8; ex. 8 O. W.. 48 1-8; 3 C.W.. 8 7-8; Ex. 1 feed 44 7-8; i feed 43 5-8; 2 feed 41 5-8; 3 feed 40 3-8.

Barley: 1 8t 2 C.W., d Row 5B i-s; 1 dz 2 C.W., 2 Row 51 1-8; 3 C. W., 6 Row 561-8; 1 Wed 54 i-4; 2 feed 53 5-8; 3 feed 52 5-8.

Toronto Exchange

‘TORONTO, Oct. 14 -(CP)—Mi- or gains for the gold and industrial shares and small losses for the base metals marked the action today on the Toronto stock exchange. West- ern oils were dull and unchanged throughout. Trading volume at 144.000 shares for the day showed little change from the recent aver- age.

Active bidding for Howey Gold nn the news that the company had acquired a property in the Porcu- pine district, moved the price up to 30 cents and the close at 28 show- tid B gain of 7 cents net.

Trading was on a fairly small scale in the base metals with min- or losses showing at the clove for smelters, Hudson Bay. Normetal, Sherritt and vVaite-Amulet. Ven- tures gained a cents. Steep Rack 3 and Noranda 1-4

Utillfes held to the up side. Bell Telephone gained 3-4 to 1.53. Con- sumers Gas ivas a point up at 131 for a broken lot and gains of 1-2 or more were netted by Canada Stcamshins Pfd, Moore Corooratlon and International Milling Pfd. Western oils were unchanged but for a 105:". cf 2 cents for Dalhousie for broken lots.

I Finance By Bernard S. O'Hara Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. i4 -—(AP) — Brief and tentative recovery shifts in the stock market today faded be- fore another wave of apprehension regarding Russia's abil‘ty to pre- velit the taking of Moscow by the Germans. Canadian stocks were dull with active issues ranging mostly frac- tions lower. Distillers Seagram com- mon iost 1-2 while preferred was up 1-8: International Nickel decPned l-4; Walkers Common 5-8 an‘ Pre- ferred 1-8; Ford gained 1-8; and Bruzllkin Traction and Imperial Oil were unchanged. ‘The recovery stalled near midday and thereafter the list paced out a slow retreat to finish with most of the leaders under water fract- ions to a point or more. Certain coppers, rubbers and specialties re- slut-xi the downward pull. A closing loss of .3 of s point in The Associated Press 60-stock com- posite after the rather steep slide last week carried the market to the lowest average levels since July 1 at 41.8.

Transfers were small throughout, totalling 435.000 shares compared

What stocks didt

with 485,02) last Friday. I

Tue Sat Advances 163 cot Declines 849 127 Unchanged 211 165 Total issues 723 498

MONTREAL. Oct. i4 -(CP) British and fore‘grl exchange. Nom- inal rates between bans only:

France. franc, unquoted.

Great Britain, pound. 4.43-4.47 (unch)

United States, dollar, 10-11 per cent prem. (unch)

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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct. 14 —(AP) — World sugar futures declined I l-I to 4 1-2 points today on sales of only 3.550 tons. The domestic mar- ket was inactive, quotations rang- 'ng unchanged to nominally 5 points lower.

A cement. that the British ministry of food believes its current Miser reserves are sufficient for the time being caused a lessening of buying interest.

World contract close: Dec. 2.3715, March 2.38 i-2B, May 233B, July 2.33 i-ZB, Sept. MEN.

LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL. Oct. 14 -(CP) — Today's nrort 0f the Livestock Branch of the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture stated:

There were 538 cattle. 553 sheep and lambs. 768 hogs and 817 calves for salc on the two Montreal live- stock markets todsy including some 200 cattle held over.

Common quality cattle and grass calves were about 25 cents lower. Other kinds of livestock were steady.

Ye-ilfirdflyis sales were steady for good kinds of cattle. Common and medium kinds were weak to 25 cents lower. Canners and cutters sold. from $3 to $4.25 mostly $3.50 to $4. Common cows were $4.50; $5 and medium cows mostly $3.25 to s6. Bulls ranged from $4.50 to $0.25.

Veal calves ranged from $12.50 to $13 with a few calves up, to $13.50. Drinkers S7 t0 $8.50 and grassers $5 to $6.25, mostly $5.75 to $6.

Goor‘ ewes and wethers were $11. Buck lambs and culls were $9 per

lsiéindiedweight. Sheep were $4 to Hogs were firm at $15 for B-i

dressed, $11.25 for B-1 alive fed and watered and up to $11.35 off trucks delivered. Grade A drew $1 per hog premium with discounts on off grades. Sows were $8.75 to $10 live weight.

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(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Am C and F 26 Am Tel dz Tel 152 3-8 Anaconda 25 a_a Baldwin L000 l4 1-4 Bendix Av 87 Beth Steel 62 1-2 Chrysler 55 3-4 Con Edison 15 7-3 Elec Auto Lite- 27 1_z Gen Elec 3o Gen Motors 39 3.4 Mont Ward 3g Gt Nor Pfd g4 1.4 Kennecott. 33 3.3 NY Central 11 1-3 Nor Am Co 1g 3.51 Phil Pet Co 45 Sid Oil NJ 41 1 a "X8! Corr 4o 1Z2 US Rubber 23 3,4 Us steel Co 52 l-8 , Vanadium CM’ g3 q_,8 , West Union 29 s-a ‘ West E'cc 31 7 8

Currencies NEW YORK. Oct. i4 -—-(CP) —

The Cnmidlan dollar advanced 1-16 of c cent in today's foreign ex. Change dealings‘ to a discount of 11 3-5 Psi‘ cent 1n relation to Unit. ed States funds. (Ottawa foreign exchange control board rate 9.09- 9.91 per cent discount.)

The pound sterling finished 1m. Changed at ‘$4.03 3-4 but Uruguayan and AYéentme Pesos were firmer‘. Uruguay currency advanced .5 cent to 46.25 cents and the free Argen-

‘FOUND NO CRITICISM

Ron. R. ll. Hanson heard "abso- lutely no adverse criticism of Can- ada's war effort“ in his month-long tour of England. The Conservative House leader made this statement in blontrcul to newsmcn just after he backed his way neatly through the tiny door of a giant Liberator bomber here and piantt-d his feet on Canadian soil for the first time since Sept. i2.

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TORONTO-Gold and tntlust‘ ' sftekl higher: base metals low- er; Junior oils unchanged.

MONTREAL-Geld stocks utilities unchanged: , , other industrial: higher.

lower : and

NEW YORK-Stocks closed lower. WlNNlPEG-Whest. 1-4—1-I cent

lower. NEW YORK-Cotton and rubbei higher; sugar and coffee lower.

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of Mrs. Ellen U'bl‘i8I1 was field fro.“ her

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The annual meeting of

North River Rea

ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE 29th AND 30th OF OCTOBER, 1941

at 12.30 P. M. each day.

mahogany furniture, maho mahogany occasional

single, three quarter and d

If weather stormy sale ing fine days.

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Auction Sale Of llome Furnishings

ON THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHRISTINA C. DUFF

The entire household effects including some finc

chairs, Governor Desk, Heintzman Baby Grand Piano, round mliholriiivv library table, electric refrigerator, blame

bureaus, chests of drawers, curled hair

coverings. mats, china, and all other numerous articles to be found in this beautifully furnished home.

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the Charlottetown Curling

Club will be held in the Club House, 8 P. M.. Monday, October 27th. Annual Report, Election of Officers, and transaction of regular business.

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mahogany mattress. ouble, rare pieces of floor

will be held on the follow-

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

Children's Clinics for children only conducted by Dr. Acker at Town Hall, Summerside, oii Tuesday, October 21st, and Rcd Cross House Charlottetown on Friday, October

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ENTERTAJNS FRIENDS — M155 Mildred Hunley of Bras d'Or cli- tertalned at. her home one evening last week in honor oi Greg-thy Lewis and Wilfred Corrigau c1 Prince Edward island and blllll Mc- Kabe of Quebec. An enJoyabie etc- nnig was spent ln singing and playing cards. Later ui the eve- ning lunch was served by iiie hos.-

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late residence liayiiela 5111c, on Saturday morning to tile Ciiurtli

tine peso was .11 cent higher at 23.66 cents. L369 10 15 22 27 l, g. I ._ l. Montreal Curb 'Th E G OENTRAL GUARDIAN e astern uardian (Canadian Press) _-_i_ Stacks CIOSQ This column is reiterred tor nun‘! of This column Ia reserved for rmsrl of Abltlbi Com 199 Iocul interest, but advertising of a im-nl Interest, but advertising of a Bathurst A 13 1_2 iieivsy niiturc niiiy be inserted nt o m-n-ey nntiire may in; IIIsFYIPAI at I Frag-r 11 cents n word, strictly pll)Hl)I\l tii cent.- li \\'lll’(I, strictly payable in pragm- v-pc 11 uiliunce. IIIIHIHPI‘. FCrd A 17 1_g =___.g.___.____i_s.._ 1111- waprer 45 14 CRASWELL for Photographs 13.31MB“? 1g); TAT’! OhN i Léieuk. H ougas c ‘owan o e . Ome on 230 NFEDERATIQN Llpg 915mg- who was on a short leave to his Imp on 9 1'2 Aggy, 1, 97g; home in Klililllii‘ ltrir. entertained tn Lri-Icepectgm 15 1'8 ‘ ' _ I the Hcathcrdalc Hall _b_v his young ‘ 10 3'4 POLICE COURT__No cases 5p. friends “froru slurrourlidiiig (IISLTICLS, maxed in me PM,“ qou" yes-e,“ and duinlg the eteimig an addrss ggvdblll’. a drunk f0rf€lted hi5 can :33 1%? gghli/{rb-IOIE: g-sMgglls-égfif; n ' _____ him with a ring and a sum of RED CR 0 5s CRIPPLED money. Lieut McGouan thanked his many friends for theii thought-ful-