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ill Re .. nle of John A. Moreslde hie of Miliiin ill Queens County in the lflni i'l'l\\'lil"“.(i>:4f€.'l§t‘l1 testilto.

liv the Honourable HAROLD LEO- .\' illl’! lfl-lhlll-Zll, Surrogate Judge of lN-ihilie. alt‘. etc.

in. the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Constable or iii-rote person within said County

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Wherctls upon reading- ths petition on ills nf ltoy Coles o Milton afore- said. farmer and miller, the executor or lilf‘ tlhovo named estate rnying thrlt If i-iinlton niny be issued 0r the pur- pl-se hereinafter set forth: Xou are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to he 11nd appear before ms at a I'ro~ imit- Court to he held in the Court; Houst- in Charlottetown in Queen's tho suid Province, on

tile fourteenth day of lids! coming at the hour of Eleven r-'i~ ck foreuoon of the some diiy In shew cilnsn. if nuy they eiln why the Accounts of the said Estate stiould not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Donald McKinnon. Esrp, Pros-tor for said Petitioner. And l do hereby unit-r that n true copy hon-of he forthwith publisher] in some IILWVSIIIIPPX‘ published in Charlottetown nf-misuid once in ouch week for at least four consecutive weeks from the dnto hvrcfif rind that a true copy hereof lie forthwith posted in the following pullc pillNEB respectively, namely. in the hull or the (‘ourt House in Charlottetown

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stint all persons interested in the snlil Fslnle as aforesaid may have duo (‘in-n nntler niy hand and Beal of the ICoiirt, this 10th tiny of April A. D. 1. 7 11nd in ilic first your of [lie hiojestuv rcllttl. (L. S-l

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FOR SALE

Building 1.01., 90 u. Front

165 ft. Back. Formerly’ 14""

Garden, situated Kent St. iirnlv

L. M. POOLE & CO. L-267-3-6-if

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l offer for sale m. my premises on the Braekley Point. Road on May 3rd At the Hour of 1 O'clock

t draft horse 4 years old, 1400 lbs. 1 blood colt. 3 years 01d KWMW" Peter).

1 work Dim.

ti miilt cows. (iurnsey grades.

1 due in freshen.

2 (lumscy calves

1 brood strw.

25 hens.

Also all farm machinery, n. quan-

liiy of seed oats, hay and straw.

s. quantity of harness.

1 kitchen range (new).

Tenns cash.

1f stormy the following day.

ALEX. MacRAE, Auctioneer.

IMMUNE G. NEWSON. i

NOTICE Paved Highways Biased t0 Motors Until Further

Vince are closed to motor vehicles when the combined weight. of load and vehicle exceeds 4,000 lbs.

Dated this 18th day of March, A.D., 1937

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Fluids nt N. Y. 7.72 lu 5-32 till- count. V Sterling at New Yuri. Hit-j‘; to 4.02 ,.

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At. Riverton nil Friday, April 30th. ( at. 2 o'clock sharp, on the premises, containing 75 acres, 40 clcur, hal- ance in wood and lumber. .Als0 l

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Terms at sale.

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m-zw Yours. April 204m. spec-

ial news developed over wee: end

which might have any unfavorable influence on the market. A strike has been “‘ s-tened by steamship

clerks. might hsndlers end ex- press and station employees or railways serving the

President Roosevelt will be asked to intervene. The first seventeen railroads to report for March

showed net operating income ol-

New York harbor ants. It; is believed that,

336-153-009 seminar $14,104,000 in “fish 1M veer. s grim of v1.0 D91‘ cent. Economists of ab: gov-

Pmmm" dfillirtmgm; agree s re- ‘

Huston in industrial activity is hldhly probable befone the end of this year, but now expects the dill! Period to be more than tem-

POPBYY- Saturday's market Wm not f: 11in

Pfiulurly favorable and we W 00k on tll f m . s lrsi: thing this

(Reminder: Wab- lends

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lvooai COMMENT "

NEW YORK. April 26-1710 mar- ket was off sharply st/tlle opening on accumulated week-end selling

orders and failure to rally during‘

the morning encouraged n selling wave around midday. Since then there has been some recovery but the action is not yet convincing. However, we thought the midday selling pressure was fairly well taken undel- the circumstances and if on another selling test, such as may develop befole the ciore, prices show more resistance the prospect of s. finding rally to foi- low would be improved. In that event, such market leaders m; GM, X, C, KN, JO, M. S, GE, WX, CN and Atchison should we believe. be able to show enough shsrpback for a trading turn.

Leidlaw and Co.

SUMMARY

Supreme Court convenes at. noon. Peoples Orig Stores in March

quarter earned $1.10 on ' common l aganst 9'! cents in Greet. Northern Ry March deficit after $802,740 deficit year months deficit after charges $3,- 702,275, against deficit of $4,128,- 899 year ago.

1936 quarter.

charges $881,006 against ago. Three

Spiegei Inc. March quarter net

income $545,593 or 36 cents a share l, on Q, WUT, YTI common shares ‘F ‘vs. $449,934 0n $1.52 ' common shares in 1936 quarter. Penn Railroad March net; operat- lng income $6,847,453 vs $3,750,403 in March 1930, three months $16,- 602,390 vs. $13,719,190. Walgreen 0o. six months ended net profit, $1,980,719 or 97 cents s share on NQ, WOW, UOQ. com- mon shale vs $1,190,789 or $1.29 on 998,961 common shares for month ended March 31, 1936. Nu- tonul Steel Works remains at 9f 1-2 per cent of ca.- pacity for the week, states Llvlagazinc Steel. He-

011 253,000

March 31

sixth operating rate fourth successive

nlovai of price uncertainty by im- rlouncement of third quarter prices at second quarter level is expected to remove incentive for speculative buying.

30 Indurtrlals 177.81, 176.01, 176,- 99 off 1.65.

30 Rails 59.99, 59.80, 69.54 off 70.

20 Utilities 30.11, 99.77, 29.94 01f 35

' i0 Bonds closed 101.35 off .14. _ mile: v0.2a off .10. Dow Jones.

MORNING ‘ MARKET LETTER

The market opened with only moderate losses on Saturday but. ran into s. selling waveduring the first hour which extended the re- cession. From this there was a slight recovery and the general list llcldnveil in the last. hour. At. the closing, the Dow Jones Indus- tria. Average was holding. The abrupt decline or Thursday and Friday which erased all of- the preceding weeks’ gains added to the apprehension which has been induced by lack of Governmental economy with its implication of higher taxes.

Rumors persist

price of gold must be lowered to stop the heavy inflow and em- phasis L= given to this possibility by the rapidly mounting "inactive” gold fund of the treasury in this connection. It. might be worth mentioning that the prices of Commodities and stocks already have been 1n- fluenced lower on gold price fears to the extent: that the actual de- velopment; may now be fully dis- counted.

looking at the individual equit- ies ln relation to probable earn- ings and dividend payments, we cannot subscribe to too much pos-

simism although we likelihood or market irregularity until some of the troubling uncer- tainties can be clarified.

also that the 7'5

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Produce Prices

MQNIREAL. April 36 -— (OH- Butter ruled a. little dimer on Montreal open produce markets today while eggs were about the same.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at n l-2 to 23 cents s. dozen for grade A-lsrge, 20 for grade B and l8 1-2 for C. Butter was quoted at 94 1-4 to 1-2 cents a. pound for carlots or lees o! No. l while lots to retailers were 25 to 25 l-Z for solids and 24 for prints.

Sharp advances in the price paid for cheese at. country boards left the market; unsettled in Montreal and there were no definite quota- tions.

Potatoes: P.E.I. Mia. 90's Ne. 1 $120 b0 $1.29; No. 1 Cobblers 90's $1.15 to $1.30; NAB. Mfrs. No. l. 90's .99 to $1.00; Que. Mts. Ne. 1 90's .95 to .95; new stock, Florida; No 2 50 1b. crates $225.

MONTREAL, April 26 — (OP)— Wheat, Nor. No. 2 $1.35 l-fl; bar- ley, C.W. No. 3 .77: oats, feed, No l .59 1-2; outs, OW. No. 8 911-4.

Flour, spring wheat patents, firsts $7.50; seconds $7.10; bakers $7.00; winter wheat patents, choice $5.75 to $5.90; white corn $6.45.

Bran, ton $35.25; shorts, ton $86.25; middlings, ton $39.25; roll- ed oats. bag 90 lbs. $3.75; hay, No. 2, per ton, csrlots $9.

Cheese, unquoted.

Butter, .24 l-4 to 241-1.

Eggs in cartons: A-l large .28; A-l medium .26; A-large .29; A- medluxn .35: A-Pullets .93; B, 28; C, .22.

Potatoes: P.E.1’. No. 1 Mts. 90's $1.20 to $1.25; N.B. No. 1 Mts. 90's .98 to $1.00; Que. No. 1 Mts. 90's .93 to .95.

MINING

TORONTO, Apr. fltk-tOPl-The old rumor about s cut in the price of gold was trotted out again 0o- day and, lac-operating with other depressing influences, broil g h t about another sharp decline in prices. The decline was just about. unanimous. The small wes- tern oils sounded about; the only cheerful note of the day.

Base metals were depressed by declines of $12 t0 $14 s. ton for copper. Noranda. fell three points. Hudson Bay 1 7-9 and cheaper base metals were down 90 to 39 cents each.

Golds were lower from the op- ening and heavy selling in the higher-grade issues at out prices spread pessimism among the med- ilun-prlce 5nd juniorgolds. Wright Hargreaves was down 90 cents to 0.50. Lake Shore dropped 1 5-9 and fractions were lost by Mem-

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