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m garage in rcilr. For further particular

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iiSALl-J - AYRSIIIE COW DUI-J l- ilcsllcn. Geo. Motheson, ' nail Rmcr. L-684-l0-16-3i. it SALE SET 0F DOUBLE riullg harness at I"£11'qiilltil'S0ll'5 I very Stable. L-646~10-15-3i.

R SALE - ENTERPRISE MON- rcll Range ill good condition. rganl. R. H. Coulson. Mt. Ed- ud Road. Phone 664-L.

L-626-10-15

I SALE — RECONDITIONED illd one llliif (1%) ton 1930 ‘ Truck dual wheels. All good .Priccli for quick sillc. Ralph t‘ Burns, Freetown, P. E. 1. ' L-493-10-12-6l.

Yes, if you take me

to “ROMEO

fiflentrally . Located Residential i Property

we have been authorized by Mr. A. E. McNeiii to oi-

The Eastern Trust Company

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FINANCIAL NEWS BRIEFS

id and Co's Privllc Wire)

NEW YORK. Oct. iii-One of u“? 1995i lmDOrtant pieces of news “"5 morning ls that Italy has flilreed to a partial withdrawal of "W95 from Spain. This news comes from London and follows a 5999911 by Wfeisn Secretary Eden Warning Ital that Great Britain “W14 flilht or the life line of the Emplrfl The London market is not "W" @0451’. The Amsterdam mor- ket is slightly easier with Ameri. can stocks below New York par- lli’ levels. The federal reserve board met yesterday but no spec- ial news came from this meeting. We would expect an irl-eguiar 1011181‘ Owning and would be guided “"5 mmiiiiii; by volume. A rally in small volume later in the morm 1X18 would not be very encourag- ing factor. A rally in large vol- ume would be favorable.

TORONTO, Oct. ,16— Abitibi-

e premises on Friday, October

4,11 2 o'clock in the afternoon residential property No.

This is zl fairly large residence with all modern con- llienccs and was used as a doctor's residence and officc' rmilny years, and it is suitable for private residence, for eping‘ rilomers, or for conversion into apartments.

s surly

154 Richmond Street,

per wurll; (Ilnxsliii-il l ltk. pi-r inch; Lists of l-‘lonll nllll

lillrecilitluil, 70c por int-u or ~lc per

Sales Help

ONE 0F OUR AGENTS MADE $75, in One Week

our: DEPOSIT SYSTEM wlu, enable Yo". #00. to earn largo commissions. Christmas Card Agents, desiring the highest qual- ily personal greeting cards at moderate prices, should .nvest1. 5'3"“ the lliiDerial-Windsor and Connoisseur lines. ‘ Wms gloom 749, British Canadian Publishing, 51 Wellington West, Toronto._ "25 YEARS THE B00513; op Quality."

Salesman Wanted

OUR MATUBING POLICIES ARE pouring thousands of dollars into P. E. Island to living policyhold- ers. You too. may participate in the spendid returns of Sun Life

ALL FOX RANCH, REGISTER- iiilc and Female, Pups and your oids. Registration records how sonic oi‘ the following: tanhope lilN-Sex Female. Sire- ‘ililty River 25 J. Dam-Stan- be l3 .1. Sthnhope 10 N-Scx mile. sire - Stanhope 6 K- m-Stnilloy River Lady 35 K. x Show mm please notice that tanley River Lndy 35 K was also edanl of the winner of the rand lVinie Championship i934. sson for selling, owner visiting me ill England and present rm in Nntoilal Park. Small "nk Ranch-A few very choice loyal breeders females imported l- Ontario last year from = nch that obtained 4th, 5th and prizes rlt Ontario pelt show. lso a icw male kits. Prices rea- nable. Sydney Ranicar. Stan- lie- 11-628-10-15-31.

_ Wanted

twin-PASSAGE FOR TWO Boston by car within next three reeks. Apply-Guardian. ,

L-640-i0-15-3l.

ANTED AT ONCE QUANTITY

illioorl quality pressed hay;

158d.) Wellington MncNeili. L-55i-10—13-4l.

5T It men mlvl AND rum lllWfvii Charlottetown and Blin- Please notify f-lynes "WW- * L-650-10-l5-3i

'l'"*itlsiv tiller“;

eluEW-MAN . FOB FARM coub- ADPlY in person, Ira Mc- Wi’. Cavendish. . ____ L-sso-io-ie-al. "EPIERIANAGER T0 narnas- kr “(ling publishers. Exclusive nghegii. Crews. car, office fur- experl qllniiflcants. Write, giving “mb "m. M. A. Steele. 5 Col- lil Circle. New York City. N-178-4-1B- -l5.

E75? - rila SERVICES or A ,0 M5086 trustworthy» caretaker

dd,“ ‘"11 charlie o! Fox Ranch. n, ° 888d. married, not afraid £27001. willing to give a. square kmflimd wages. Application by

0" ‘mill. Rosebahk For Farms, ' 430x 4. Charlottetown. n-esi-io-io-g.

Personal o T“

mflglln-YO can all: FINAN-

M h“ . dependent. We have help-

‘of Canadian women

i’ Operating kinder-

Egglbiil their own homes. Illus-

.xll'i(k'_‘ "Oklet free. The Canadian

it “mil Itistltiite, Toronto,

N-Bnt. t1.

Assurance Contracts. See J. A. __l)/_Ig<1if¢.___Ciiljry _l-3uilding.

SALESMAN: WANT T0 BETTER your position? Then write us! Start with $25.00 assortment and realize a successful, independent, profitable living. No Risk Under Our Conditions! Outstanding pro- fits for the willing worker. Choice territories available! Act Now For Results! Free particulars. Familex Co., 570 St. Clement St, Montreal. ' N-IBQ.

To Let

T0 LET -- nousa s3 oliu-Jlhut _5'l’°_'-_€'.'°"° 1324 I-"75illi?9"'l:

T0 LET-TWO FRONT ROOMS. 19B Sydney Street. V L-til 1-10-14-31.

T0 LET-LARGE SUNNY ROOM with hot and cold water. 212 ' Kent St. L-690-l0-l6-3l.

idiilirificffisfiiilxlfic‘ s-r.‘ six rooms and bath L-646-l0-i5-3i.

ibrm imrsilnhL-iidilflfla. Large pleasant rooms. Good loc- ality. Central. Apply Guardian. i-fliniiiifl

APARTMENT TO LET 1N RIVER- side Apartments. 24 wflWr slii-‘Bl. 3 bedrooms, heated. Janitor scr- vice, western view. Rent $40-00 P" month. Immediate 1105885510"- Apply DeBlois Bros. L-sao-io-u-g

Escaped ESCAPED FROM MY RANCH‘, one dark male pup. mnrkiliilit Right ear L-29. on left ear 7-19. Any person capturing some 1910959 notify Max E. Lefilrgey. Niillh Tryon- l-"llfljlfllfm:

Male, Instruction MEN TO TAKE U!‘ AIR CONDI- tioning and Electric Refrigeration. and better themselves. M115‘? Pei mechanically inclined. will“! W tran in spare time t0 qualify- Wrlte. Utilities Inst, Box 491. care Guardian. N-228-l0-1il-3i-

b 1st 1937 .:'"..:~:...-l:::..i':l*"'..§1.to- M" w- basil! only. and no Iur er will be extended-

RUSSl-IL c. CLARK W. L. McLDOD A. n. FE IIAN

Bondholders of Abitibi Power and Paper approve plan of reorganiz- ation as advanzed by bondholders protective committee of which J. ‘P- Ripley is chairman, and .which has the approval of the preferred shareholders protective committee.

NEW YORK. Oct. l6-State- merits of first 22 industrial con- cerns reporting for three months ended Sept. 29, 1937, show an aggregate net income of $14,847,- 530 compared with $11.242,878 in -the corresponding period of the

previous year. o. gain of $3,604,652 or 32 per cent.

MONTREAL, Oct. 16—Stocks of newsprint in Canada and the United States at the end of Sep- ifi! b are expected to reach a figure in excess of 755,750 tong as flilainst approximate total of 510,- 667 tons as of Sept. 30, 1936, in- dicating in a. large measure the extent to which production in the industry has advanced over con- sumption and also to the stocking of newsprint by U. S. publishers in ‘anticipation of a price rise in

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MONTREAL, Oct. l8-Ai'tm- a weak opening and an eleven o'clock rally the market milled around erratically yesterday until the last hour when another wave of sell- ing carried many issues down to new low levels. In spite of an of- ficial announcement by a group of Ileading Canadian newsprint man-

ufacturer; that the $50 price would 1 be maintained paper stocks drop- ,ped further although. in the ma- - jority of cases, losses were confin- ' ed to fractions. The series of dras-

tic breaks that has occurred over ‘ the past few weeks have weaken- .ed both the nerve and the purse ‘of the average trader and some ‘major development of a highly . constructive nature is sorely need- led to stem the tide o! frightened selling. -

Montreal Curb

" ’ by Pitfleld and Com- Pimy members of Montreal Stock

nxchan c and Montreaf Cur i Markeh b ; Stocks Open mo” i i Abitibi 3 2i», Asbestos 53 55% B A Oil 19 18% Beauharllois 51,6 51/, Brew Corp Bath A l1 11% Con Vickers 4% 4-‘; Dom Tal- '7 ‘l Don A 6% 7 Fraser Frnscr V T C 17% 171/4» Ford Hir Walker 3412 34% Home Oil 100 _ 91 , Imp 011 1m 1'1 Int Pete 29 2gp, glfchers A rce 18% 9" Price Pfd I " i Royalite 343i; 3on4, RObl. M 9n; 914 Sher Wms 15 15 C ' HITGIICIBS

(C.l". Ry Guardian's Special Wire) MOIYLREAL, Oct. 17 — Gain of 3-32 ccnt was sllovm Saturday by Pound Sterling at $4.95 5-8 on Montreal Foreign Exchanges. The United States dollar advanced 1-64 of one per cent to 3-64 discount WllllC the French Franc held even at_3.:i7 cents. (AP. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK, Oct. 17 -— British French currencies tended- lower against the United States dollar in foreign exchange dealings Saturday. At the close, the Pound Sterling wits off 1-16 of a cent at $4.95 7-16, French Francs dropped .00 1-8 of a cent at. 3.36 3-4 and the Canadian dollar was unchanged at 1.00 3-64.

(('.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

Closing exchange rates:

At Moontreal — Pound 4.95 5-8; US dil- .99 6-64; Franc 3.37.

At New York — Pound 4.95 7-8; Cdn dlr 1.00 3-64: Franc 3.36 3-4.

At Paris—Closed.

ln Gold-—Pouncl 12s, 2d‘: US dlr 59.39 cents; Cdn dlr 59.43 cents.

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wire) Toronto and Montreal — Stocks

irregularly higher.

New York -- Stocks slightly stronger.

Winnipeg — Wheat 1-4 cent to a cent lower.

New York — Cotton and coffee higher; rubber lower-

New York — Canadian dollar lin- chlmgcd at 1.00 3-64.

FOR S. iLE

Nearly new Massey Har- ris Gang Plow. Second-hand J umbo Engine, 2 heavy horses. young and sound. Also boards, scantling, shin- gles and laths. Pressed hay and straw. House and three acres land for sale or rent. JOHN DEVINE,

Peokes.

11-550-10-13-15

Far Sighted Eyes

' ‘, pet-coin cl hr night-ed eye: are weak ro- fraotlvely. Discomfort from thll condition lhowl moot]! n our work and "maybe heulnchu, col-c use. oer- voiuncn or even upset 1n- ncli. Cor driven in this clan may stiller oonsiderati- din- comfortt OIIIOI relic" u" ltnin.

a M haon DOUGLAS LED. TIMMONS-

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8. F. llutclroson

I I Mihmg TORONTO, Oct 17.-_ $100115 Close Acme Oil 10 | Aiax Oil 3o A P Con 18% Alderman 58 An l-luron 405 Ara y 2o Arntfleld 201/1 Ashley 6 Astoria. . 5 Bagamac 19 Bankiield 58 Base Metal 16 Bldsooci 46 Big Miss 39 Bobjo 12 Cal Edm 156 Calmont 32 Cdn Mal 105 Cariboo 140 Cas Treth 60 Cent Pk; 205 Chem Re 55 Chromium 45 Coniagas 110 Con Chib 24 Darkwater 15'»; Davies 24 Dome 39's Dorval 32 East Mal 32 East Cr 10 Eldorado 190 Founda 18 Francoeur 43 Gillies 14 Glenora 4%} Gold Lake 48 Goldale 18 Gold Eagle 26 Goodfish 8'») Br Bousq 36H: Granada 13 Grandoro 4 Gunnar G 68 Hardrock 92 Harker 11% Holllnger 11% Home 91 Homestead 38 owe)! 26 Jack Wai 50 acola 28 Jellicoe 87 J M Con 22 Kerr Add 175 Kirk Hild 80 Kirk Lake 118 Laguiis 25 Lake Shore 46% Laps Cad 46 Lebcl Oro 12% Lebei 12 Lxlitch 48 Little L L 445 Macassa 450 Madsen '70 MacLeod 9.9 Maralgo 9 I Mclrltyre 3374 McKenzie 105 Molllttie 14 McWalEters 30 Merl Oil 6 Min Corp 166 Minto 5 Model 33 Monarch 33 Moneta 174 Morris 13 Murphy 3 Newgi 35 Nipisslllg 186 Noranda 45 Nordon 19 Normetal 95 Nor Can 35 OBrien 3'75 Okalta 30 Omega 35 Oro Plato. 13° Pacalta 11 Pamour 350 Payore 20 Parkhill 1° Paulore 9 Psymaster 41% Perron '73 Pick Crow 599 Pioneer 33° Powell 118 Premier 39° Preston 63 Pros Air 120 Read Au 31° Red Lake 17V! Reev MacD 3° Reno 77* Roche 9% Royalitc 9° st Anth 15 Ban Ant ‘ 141 Shawkey 3g Sherritt l3 Siscoe 395 Sladen 9°, Studs 53/’ Sud Basin 375 Sud Cont i1 Sullivan 19g Bylvanite 393,, Tashota. I Teck HuBh 47° Texas 125 Towa c 50 Trea well 30‘, Uchi 55 ~ Ventures 49° Waite Amu 140 White Eag t Wri I-Iorg "5 Ymrr 3° UNLISTID , Brett r 4'"

t groups net gains lITBPlCH, Siscoe, Sullivan.

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THE CHARLUFFETOWN GUARDIAN

Montreal Stock Exchange

(llpgleled by‘ Pltfleld uni Co. Hem n of Montreal Stock Ex- change and Monti-cal Curb)

Stocks

Bell Tel

Clone

183 17 '/i

’ 32w. all.

Open

163 17

32% 8% 8%

16

4!‘.

$ .,-.

um Ham Bridge How Smith Imp Tob Int Nickel Int Pow Pfd Lake Woods Massey Har Mccoli Ft Mont Pow Nat Brew Nat St Car Noranda

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PRODUCE PRICES

(CI. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Oct. 17 —- Wheat, Northern, no. 1 1.47 1-2; barley, Canadian Western no. 3 .60 i-4; oats, feed, no. 1.5r 1-4; flour, spring wheat patents, firsts 7.90; seconds 7.50; bakers 7.40; winter wheat patents, choice 5.10-5.15; white corn 4.90-4.95; bran, ton 25.25; shorts, ton 27.25; middlings, ton 38.25; rolled oats, bag 80 lbs. 3.25", hay, no. 2, per ton, carlots 9.00

Cheese Ont .14 5-8-3-4: Que .14 1-8-1-4. Butter no. 1 .28—-.28 l-2.

Eggs in cartons: A-large .40; A- medium .38; A-pullets .32; B-large 26-26 1-2; C .21.

Potatoes: Que new whites no. 1 80's 50-55; no. 2' .35—.45; NB Mts no. 1 80's .60-—.63; PEI whites no. 1 90's .75.

(C.l'. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Oct. 17 — On light sales. butter prices ruled narrowly higher on Canadian Commodity Ex- change produce section Saturday.

Butter spot-—Que fresh (92 score) 27 34—28. Sales: 200 boxes Que fresh (92 score) at 27 7-8.

Cheese spot-Unquoted.

Eggs Spot—Otnt A-large 40A; A- medium 38A; A-pullets 32A; B- large 27A; C 21A.

(CI. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Oct. 17 — Steady prices ruled- on Montreal open pro- duce market Saturday.

Graded egg shipments in mlriots or less were quoted at 40 080w 8 dozen for A-large. 38 for A-medium. 32 for A-pullets, 27 for B-la-rge and 21-21 l-2 folr C

Butter was quoted at 28-43 1-4 cents a. pound for carlots or less of no. 1 while lots m retailers were 28 1-2-29 for solids. and 29—29 1'2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 15 5-5-41-4 cents a pound for Ohtarios with Quebecs at 14-14 1-4.

Potatoes: Que Whites no. l 80's _50-..55; no. 2 80's .35—.40; NB Mts no. 1 80's .60-.83; Pm whites no. l 90's .75; Mts no. 1 90's .65.

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BANKS (Supplied by Pitfleld and Co.) Stocks Open 010w Bk Can 57V: 57% Bk Com 167 167 Bk Mti 197 197 Bk Nova S 818 318 Royal Bk MONTREAL CURB (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Oct. ill-Selected mining quotations on Montreal Curb Market today were: Stocks Close Beaufor 30 Bouscad l4 Brownlee 3 Cart Mal 12 Duparq 5'6 ‘Ilhetooiesi 3" Dal on 48 Hud Bay 31 Kirk ‘Down Malrobic 1'5 Mandy 17 Oslsko 9 Pearl!‘ Or 17g Robbxltont 1% Temisk

21 (C.l'. By Guardian‘: Special Wire)

TORONTO, Oct. 17—-The ‘Toron- to mining market closed the week with on indefinite display. golds firming moderately while, the mis- cellaneous mines index dropped to a new low for the year. Trading was active.

Base metals display ‘ moderate strength. Noranda added a. point, Falconbridge 35 cents and Mandy‘ and Chromium 2 to 3 cents each. Sherrltt was again heavy and Pend Oreille closed with a loss of 12 cents. Eidorado firmed l0 cents. Except for a gain of 3-4 for Mc- Intyre, big golds recorded no chang-

es and in the secondary and junior pffid0mlnuimd. Anglo- Hurorlian. Ilrancoeur, GunnanKirk-

New York Stock Exchange

(Supplied by Pltlieid Ind Co. M m en of Montreal Stock Ex- change and Montreal Curb)

NEW YORK CURB

(Canadian Press)

Stocks (3999 Amer Cyan B 25% Amer Gas Elec

Amer Sup Bow 1 Assoc Gas Elec A

Atlas Corp

Can Marconi

Cities Serv 134 Creole Pet , Elec Bond Sh 3*»; Ford Can A , Niag Hud ; Un Light Pow Pfd 19% Un Light Pow A 3"“ Gulf of Penn 43": Humble Oil 55"‘ Brown Pfd

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Modern Railway (loath Latest In

ilomfort Ami Luxury

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MONTREAL, Quit, Oct. 17 First of 50 which will soon go intfl regular service on Canadian Na- tional trains, two new air-condit- ioned coaches were delivered to the railway today by the Canada Car and Foundry Company. I-im‘ ited.

"The purpose of this new equip" ment is to extend the comfort and luxury of the most modern CH1‘ design to the nissengers at the head-end of the train." C. John- ston, general passenger traffic manager of the Canadian Nation- al Railways, said in discussing the coaches from the point of view of the travelling public. “It is in keeping with our policy to remain abreast of the times and givc the passengers the advantages of the latest improvements. The cars are made of light alloy steel and are air-conditioned. The seats. built to rotate and to be adjusted lii three positions, are cushioned in Dunloplllo, the new latex mater- ial which moulds itself to the body; and in lighting and other appointments. the coaches are dc~ signed for both comfort and smart appearance."

Recently returned from a visit to Chicago. where he made an in-

ited States railroads. Mr. Johnston said: "Our new coaches will com- pare with any of the latest type of coach equipment on any line in North America."

He went on to emphasise the fact that they were designed by Canadian National engineers and architects and built by Canadian workmen.

The wide. clear windows, sealed tight to keep out dust, noise and droughts and trimmed with alum- inum; the "turtle-back" roofs, and the light green color give the coaches s. strikingly new appear- ance as compared with the older style of passenger car. The inter- iors are also noticeably modern in comfort and smart appearance. The 64 seats, 48 in the main part of the car and 16 in the smoking compartment. are of the latest type. The smoking compartment. not enclosed as formerly, is div- ided from the rest of the coach by a glass partition.

innit-Hudson Bay. Moneta, Preston

A new feature, Mr. Johnston

Stock: 0pm Close Al Chem 171% 173 Am Can 88 B8 Am Rad 12% 12H Am For Pr 3i: 3% Am Tel Tel 151 151's Am Water 11 111i Anaconda 31".’. 32'“ Atchison 43% 43 Atl Rt! 20 20H: Auburn 85's 8 Bald Loco Bait Ohio 12-32 12'.‘ Bendix Av 12': l2": Beth S 56% 5676. Briggs Man '26 26 ‘w: Case Ches Ohio 4-0 40 Chrysler 70 '1’; 73 ll Com Sol 9 8'5.- Com So 1% 1% Con Can Con Ed 26% 26% Con Gas Co Corn Prod 58% 59 Cur Wright ' Deere . 85".- 86's Dupont 127i: 128': Eicc Auto Lt 24 23 E160 Pi" Lt l0 9% Firestone Gen Elec 39%. 40% Gcn Foods 31'.-'.- 32 Gen Mot 40 40H Good rich l8 18 i. Good T 21".- 22 Gt No Pfd 30's 3O i l-lud Mat Car 8 7% Ill Cent Illt Har 77 7651i Int ‘Pei Tel 55k 5% Johns. Man Co Kciinecott 37 l-l 38 ' . Miss Pac RV Mont W112i 391% 39".- ‘Mur Co 6 6 N Y Con: 20% 21 Nat Cash Ree; 197a 19in New York N H Nor Am Co 17's’: 17'7- Nor Pac 13's 133'». Pack Mot 5'2 5“; Paramount 131i 13% Penn R R 24!: 24% Phil M01‘ 75 75 Phllt Pctl ((170 b 40% 40% Pos Te a Pub Se!‘ N J " 35% Pure Oil Co _ Radio- Co 6 n '11s Radio K O Sears Roe Co 65% 66 Shel‘ Union Oil South Pac 22% 22M Std Oil Illd ' StddOil N J 5g€ii 52:9 S u e Co ‘i ‘l Tex Co 421i 42's United Air 20% 20'; United Corp 3 3's United Drug 714; 7 v United Gas Imp 10'» i0".- U S Rub 259x22 fight U S St Co a U S Ind Al. 19L} l9 Vanadium 167a 1'3 Warner Bros _ West Union 30% 31 West Air B 24% 24 West Elec 105 106 , Woolworth 40 39 ‘is