MALE», 1942

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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GUARDIAN

Finance

NEW YORK STOCK EXGIZPJIGE

(Canadian Press)

jtockl Close ‘Am C and 1" 22

Anaconda 23 1-2 Baldwin Loco 10 7-8 Bendix Av 31 5-8 Beth Steel 53 3-8 Cities Ohio 29

Chrysler 57

Con Edison 12 3-4 Elec Auto Lite 26

Gen Elec 23 3-4 Gen Motors 34 3-4 Gt N01‘ Pfd 23

Kennecott 27 7-8 Mont Ward 21 3-4 N Y Central 7

Nor Am C0 8 1-8 Penn RR 20 5-8 Phil Pet Co 34

Std Oil NJ 33 5-8 Texas Corp 83 1-8 United Air 25 3-8 U S Rubber 161-2 U 5 Steel Co 46 3-4 West Urioh 261-8 West Elec 67 3-4 Woolworth -

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

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THE ISLAND FERTILIZER COMPANY LTD.

Stocks Close gsbestos 1-4 A o1 Beltaiuharnois l: 3-4 B . NO I‘I(IE - 5215's“ 12123 Home Oil 24 During the week starting Monday, May igippgtii 1H1‘: 18th. we shall make deliveries of fertilizers to -. prlcg com 1 3.4 trucks on only MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and PIIW‘ Pill — FRIDAY. No deliveries to trucks will be made Currencies

Condolence 70c per inch;

Appreciation, 70c oer lnch or 4c i9 cents per inch. Address and application.

Advertising Rates —- Payable in Advance- Minimum Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cents 909.991

Central Guardian locals, 5o per word: Western and Eutern locals ic per word; Announcement: and Coming Events 3o per word: Classified 3c per word; in Memorial Notices 70o oer inch; Lists or l-‘ioral and Spiritual Offerlvrlvgs, Cards, etch 5c

eddiug enga emeu s 40 words for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional 3 wor

m’ “a” "m NEW YORK, May 1a-<c1=>- Tile Canadian dollar closed 1-16 of 4-; a cent higher in today's foregn

exchange dealings at a discount of 11 3-16 per cent in terms of the United States dollar. (Ottawa For- eign Exchange Control Boa-rd rate . . per cent discounl.) Dur- ing the day's trade the Dominion currency hit the 11 per-cent mark. high for the year.

Unchangcizii at $4.04 was the

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name: Letters of pcund S“; g

Notices of Thanks and, word. Lists of Subscription: ntstiou $1.00. Other rates on

Toronto Exchange

Personal

TORONTO. May—-18-(OP)—Min- ing shams, boiu gold and base metal, were in the spot light today

ISTHDIA IS A JOY KILLER- " vrs‘ Asthma Rrlnsriy" 7895 is a joy g0 04 doses with supply all 1mm A" only $400- Jellklm Pharmacy". 4-22-1111!)-

ECZEAIA AND ALMOST ANY llchv condition immediately re- cd with ‘Davis’ Pruritus Cream". Jenkins Pharmacy guar- l1l'.‘.‘2S this. 60c. $1.00 and big jar tor 8105. Follow enclosed diet- 4-22-lmo.

Agents Wanted

IGENTS TO SELL PORTRHIT Eilinrlzclnonls. bigimoney maker. United Art. Toronto. 5-14-361-

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Lost wsr-c-uiihis‘ anus ru sa. Pironc Frill-J. 543'”-

ll {ILL ‘EREAMERY

CREAM HAULING Starling Widely, May 22

‘Montague Route same as Iss1 year.

Hauler, Reginald MacAdarn.

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é. "YUUR

SPECIAL MEDICINE-

That remedy your doc- tor decides you- should take- should be com- lluunded exactly right from absolutely pure, “bendable drugs. Bring your prescription lo us. u will be put up

"t as ‘your doctor Wanis it —as you should have it,

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Prescription Prices Al- "llila Reasonable Here.

JMIESOIPS

DRUG STORE

Female Help Wanted n the stock exchange and these

GIRL WANTED — 244 Kalgngsg. Emu? rpcqgfcd lndiexngarins 1:135‘!

"-cr JSem-Scsan. or c.

WANTED-MM" AT ONCE- AP- Elli. 2‘d-‘.'.1§1r“‘1iai‘.~?"3‘2§? 2'1‘; ‘iii

ply 5 Eusm“ Si“ " 545413 ircsterluoils held wzven witthtgatu?‘

d ' 1 "e. Due to leavy ra ng 1n

WANTED "‘ EXPERIENC E D otiiytjricooiqickel, volulme was boosted country girl for general house- £05901"; shares

WOYK- 19 Weymputh street. ohhh-ro Nickel graded 10,000

5-18-21. shares and firfmlcdz 1-2 gent to 1g

1-2, A gan t‘ - -1)C;11 appears

f0 International N .-l in quite

For Sal? acilve trading and Ncrnnda closed

FOR SALE__ELECTRIC wAsﬂif k8 :5) git git-l: 1-2. Waite Amulet

Applv Guardian. -1a-21. ‘m ° 5

! cl the close ClllCKENS IN rm: BACK-Y pm?“ f“ m“ g° d‘ a“ . 3y We“ stun now‘ Bu???’ showed gains 0f 5 ‘cents or _m.re

i- We Multim- wék .‘<'°é.-.Bl‘ffa"1‘.%n ‘Bfﬁiﬁii. “$312551? Hatchery, Saint John, N. B.—-4. Gad Fgldsli pioneer, Preston any sraswnaanr rnsur 51W?!’ Y“. -

a- »; ma?’ lilo’??- 11.11:: polqasmd. E ' mews‘ 89m“- ‘Siael of Canada closed a po“nt __.._ loo-er a; 60, Canadian Locrmolive FOR, 5.1L]; ._. 35m; was dc\vn 1-2 to 8 1-2 and Carrd-

3 years old, welghlnlgzAlf4£iolvijsdEl inn Car pfd. 1-4 lo 25. Pacalia and

broken, 11mm“ R Hughes Em_ Vermliata weakened sma‘i fractions

erald Jet. 5:194; and Calgary-Edmonton was up 4 __; cents at 90. non SALE—1941 ranoo 1 TON

truck. Apply Pie. P. A. Mac-

Dmlﬂlli. Beach Grove Inn.

5-14-16-19

Desirable Property Wanted

WANTED -- BARBER APPRENT- toes. No former experience neces.

For Sale 0n. Outskirts, sarv. Write for information Muier Jierbepqcllerellglger

(Lilia Estate late A-GMLIBIIJIMUKZSBII: WANTED CHILD'S Tlugy Lu Mt. Edward Roe. . W8‘ n8 "l!" an a . b . Ab t th - Salesmen Wanted 332111;, Lféf: olamland ‘myth; trad; t f t. f hng smca 19:1 nsnuusx oaauuns htii: rgswounfiiiimaomotoi. have signed their "Declaration 0f If not lirst sold privately, will Independence" with a business of b, one,“ m, n], l; Publlc Am. mel-‘Tvwll and T913764 all t-llell‘ u m; the remlses on Wednes- unbitions with a. Familex Agency. d“ M 210',’ n m, l, n, I! you are exem t from War Ser- ‘y’ '7 M,‘ M A gfaﬂfm n- vice. leli the 20 roducts backed Apply to u, ' h' Mfg“- by the Famous Iigmilex Reputn- “men” Mr’ we M S ‘w’ ' tion. No risk. Advantageous terri- ""5 “Mm °' H‘ F‘ Mmrhe" K’ tories. Established clientele. Leaf- C.» sllllcllﬂr. Riley Building, Char-

m illustratin products. Write lellmwﬂ- l" l!" "'"'""¢““"

Familex P1’ 110M, 570 BC. Clem- n}; a l], BEER,

‘m’ Mam“ 5'19'5'3'15- ‘.- ‘ Estate Millicent To Let Matheson)

FOB RENT-HEATED APART- ment. furnished or unfurnished. ADply 113 Bayfleld street or phone 5704. 5-18-31.

WO OL

AIIGTIUN SALE

t i d b th executors ﬁlth? c.1112“ core they us; a. Miller Matheson to sell by Publm Auction °" ‘¥.‘““ii““.h.iii1 iiils".i‘..fnli'i girlish’! "r151... and bath, hog/water

b t lore We are buying wool daily mfallﬁulfjg; 1:?“ :|,‘,',",u 11mm. washed and unwashed. hold effects inclndtlng. ‘hall mﬁnll . S‘ ['00 Prices for unwashed wool is mflfslﬁgiicgjgf flfajffsfﬁ ‘on m, 21c to 33c a pound according mum's; commode; oil stove and 19 grad; oven- kitchen range (Ffoﬂpllc) ﬁlli- ' lug-doom table. ollllll’! ""3 “ma” ' Prices for washed wool is 37c “mgr mirrors; writing desk‘; m! n‘ ' . _; tan an to 43c a Pound depending on ?rzi-esrtioegl;.pli=cllliul;l:;l;nd°$ Banjul,“ quality. , of

tornnns; 5 piece settce; tables All wool must be clear of all n hell“ "m?" "mm “"“"" dirt and burrs.

nd c . ; 11b rel' roller Iomoknd W511i». budierfseyzlll; There is no restrictions on mm moweridlllg‘ l?“ 3;‘; Lg? washed wool. avllferbﬁliiés: ligmll-egnd .m..“ and Wm a several ot er a w. ii‘ BEATON‘ I S hltuctlonfrﬁ Pr ertv can be boll! ill‘ l" " Charlottetown, p. a. Island “.33....

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The final hour brought strcnger 45

NEW YORK. May iB-(AP)- Prices turned spotty in today's stock market after early stain‘; ten- dencies nerolly toiled to ollcw through t the list on balance managed to finish a shade ahead.

De ings, sluggish from the start, were further attenuated by the

MONTREAL STOCK EXiiliAlltiE suspension of trading from neon w 1 .m. in order to permit mem-

iclmm“ h") hers celebrate the 150th anni- verse of tho stock exchange by

"eel" ch" put paling m a big Wall Street war bond rally

Bell Tel 144 Transfers for the four hours to- Brazilian 8 tailed 216.620 shares compared width Bldg Products 13 1-: ﬁat-lay}; 54110111} aggregate of 257.- Can Cement 4 - . Assoc ate ess average can 1nd A1 A 3 of 60 stocks retained s, net advance can pgcjﬂg 5 5-3 o1 .1 of a point. to 34.1. 0f 541 ls- Can sleamshlp 7 sues appearing on the ticker tape cemnese 25 $117 her; up, 150 down and 174 un- Cons smelt 37 a" 3:115:31" c nadl n stocks Inter- DOm 6°51 PM 12 nationalg Nlgkel aaired 5-8 an" Dom 5"”! B 9 Dome Mines 1-4 gwhile McIntyYi-l PM" “m” '4 and mu b: Canada A 1w. 1-4 Ge“ steel Wu" 5 "a US. Rubber preferred was up 3 Imp Tel» l? 3-4 1-2 and Eastman Kodak z 1-4 both 1m Nickel 313" on scanty volume. J. C. Penney Massey Harris 3 gﬂlfled 1 1-3,

Mll Power 20 1-8 clinging to minor advances were Nat Steel Car 29 US. Steel, Youngstown Steel, Un- Noranda 44 1-2 ion Pacific. Southern Railway, Tex- shawinlgan l3 as 00., Pepsi-Cola, American Can st o: can pm 11 Goodrich, Woolworth, Internation- st, h; can _ cl Nickel. Allied Chemical, Johns-

Manville, Caterpillar Traction, Omens-Illinois and US. Gypsum.

Union Carbide backed down 1 1-4 and lesser recessions were shown for Bethlehem Si-cel, Chrysler, hm- gican ieleqégionril Pﬁ/Innstylvenia, .___ csalpe e O 0. 0n acmerv

MONTREAL, May 18-(OP)_- Ward, United Aircraft, Oliver Farm. Leading utilities and metals staged Standard Oil (NJ), General Elec- a. modest rally on the stock ex- trill. WQStlIlBllOlI-iﬁ. A-llacﬁllda. and change and curb market today. P1191115 D6629.

Other issues boarded were on cv- erage é! little improved or held their groun .

Shawlnlgan was always in front A among utilities On the stock ex- change and Brazilian and Montreal Pcwcr came from behind to re- ‘Canadian Press) covier early losses 1n late dealings. Toronm__mn;nz stocks higher; in- Bel Te ephone was a. bit easier. d Ha l _ l .1, ggilq“ was hall?“ m cm-rlerga srélayls ower, wes ern o1 s

N . mormiiirarineia. poigiﬁreandorelixrlitein? Mmnnal-GM‘ "ha"! will“? m‘ tlonal Nickel. Hulison Bay Mining ,d“5"'“| "W95 ‘mchamied- L reverslertii a. Slip and finished ahead. higghxgrk-smcks vlllsed Sllshlls 52215.0. late smeleis was a slight wlnmpeg_whmt unchanged‘ q-rends 1n 011s were m1xed_ In” New York-Cotton lower. perial moving up fractlonally and International Petroleum dipping. m .» Banks (Canadian Press)

Asbestos and Building Prod is d d 111g. Total sales: 9,200 sir-am; Ihdus- 51""! m"

Montreal Exchange

better in industrlals and. United Steel dropped a fraction.

Imperial Tobacco was higher a.- mong miscellaneous issues appear-

s , - ' Canada - trl ls 0.20), Mines, 3.00 commerc. 141 Royal Bank 147

I Nova Scotia -

Mont-real —

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WINNIPEG, May 18—(OP)—In L t k listless trading on Winnipeg grain exchange tcday only minor mill demand and local transactions were -——-——-—

21.22%" "ii?““.‘“r%"iil‘°i°“ .3“ 1. “°r.“‘“‘i"“ha.“ii‘in.l%5‘$5é$é2ll ' . - ranc es o . - s bushegle and Jilly! at 80 34A?“ a market were st-rcng tcday with Only activity in the coarse grain call’ receipts heading the list at pit included a few minor purchases 2.312 head. Cattle were reported at of cats and barley 1:1 the October 565 head while sheep listed 231 and Eﬁiiiigmsniisri“ mum“? through- ho Etta“. rices were strcng to 25 >95. , .6 . 1 Graig futures close: cents higliir. Gcod steersscld from 3 tlziighea-t: May 79 1-4A, July 80 2H7?) “$15725 Ivlllﬁflgl chciced 5:52: - ., , . um goo s s " Oats: May 51 1-213, July 5i 1-213, were $10.75 and medium $9.25 to Oct 49 7-8-50. $10.50 with common $8.50 to $9.25. Barley: May 64 3-4B, July 64 Odd fed calves sold as high as $12. o.“ a has" *1-2°.1~.i1°*°..1:;: as prices: c cice e1 ers - , m: . Wheiat: 1 hard 79 1-4; 1 no: 79 $8.75 to $9.50 and common were as 1-4; 2 nor 76 1-4; 3 nor 73 1-8; 4 low as $7. Gocd esws were $8.75 to nor 71 3-4; 5 wheat, 69 3-4; $9.50 and common were as low as wheat e 7.2-4; feed “ma: 65 1-4; 1 $7 Gwd wivs were $8315 to $950- garnet 73 1-4; 2 g-amet 72 34; 3 medium $7.50 to $8.50 and cozrmon garnet 71 3-4; 1 amber durum $6.25, bulk s5 to $6. Common hulls 82 3-4. from $6 to $8.50, good bulls $0 to 1 gaias: 2 w‘? 1-2;l erx 3 g1 a ‘i/oiplof $1105‘). t mg Om -; gw .;ex ggdﬁ -_- ea caves were src . er 1 feed 51 1-2; 2 fesd 50 l-a; a feed kinds barely steady W1lh_ the close 81-2. 1 a a cw o e 3fr§"%1¥§3kvo°§i§ rgggiiitrir

arley! an row 4 e . . l - 3-4; 1 and 2 ow 2 row 64 3-4: 3 $11.50 to $12 and common 1121M 9w 5 “m, 54 3.4; l med 53; 2 (sea veals down to $9. The bulk of the 5g 3.4; 3 fe-d 5g_ veals were sold between $3.50 and ————-—— iii’.ii’.¢..”g’li .¥.£f‘§.y.°“.?1‘.‘..“’l“ NOT REAL PIG mil 9 ' 0' 11m 511mm, 91g, not from gum“, ferings and these were sold most-- and not a pig is a South American 1y between $8.25 aNl $8375. G1H5>

(IN/y, distinctly related to the rab- calves or yea-runes $6 l0 s7- bit, The few spring lambs offered

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IMPORTANT

Air Force Recruiting ANNOUNCEMENT

Attention is drawn to the new regulations whereby transfer to the Air Force is not possible after recruits have reported to an army training cenrtre.

All those within the age groups subject to call un- der the National Resources Mobilization Act who wish l0 apply for air crew duties, R. C. A. F. pro-enlistment: observer or pilot academic courses, technical aeronauti‘ cal courses, or who feel that their qualifications would be more useful to the Air Force than the army, should apply to the nearest R.C.A.F. recruiting centre.

If candidates cannot be accepted immediately in the R. C. A. F. those qualifying in certain categories may enlist and be posted on leave without pay until re- quired to report.

THIS NOTICE ISSUED BY

DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE FOR AIR

1 ' "r . brought $7 each. ‘Ihere were no {'31: no 1 1 85 Pm mm“

tops. sheep wereofrmn $5 w $150. Mainel ‘§T¥£1°‘a.“r‘§l°§_1i;“°,§,§g§5,{ Prince Edward Island

mostly $7 to $7.5 .

Hogs were strong at $15.40 to $15.50 for 13-1 dressed. ‘Grade _A drew $1 per hog premium xvith discounts oh of; grade; Son's were from $9 to $9.50 live weight.

new crop. White 50 lb bags, US. no 1 grade, 2.35.

TO A RED CROSS NURSE

God sent them to earth with His blessing

To help in this terrible fight To ease the pain of the suffering To brighten the darkest night.

God knew how our soldiers suffer I-Ie knew of their dark despair,

v Hospital Annual Meeting

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Mo)’ Canadian rncduy Exchange. “rel-Cy (gliullsuéflésB Q11‘? 811d “Tslefn With their smile and golden hair- 1. .cor . "s25 SD55! Eastern A-lalge Llkeﬂthe" sunbeam that shine brought before it, 0; A-nlcdiuzn 28-28 l—_2,' A- through the portholes, ADA E, HARRIS, pu s 23 1-‘.I—24; E-B 25 -2o 1-2; Of a cellar that as dark and drear, Secretary, E-C 21 1-2-22. ¥ht1€e_ smile oi a. nurseutlo a soldier _--- a 1s su ering over ere. MONTREAL, May 18—(C~'P)— Produce market prices here today Like the touch of his gentle mother as reports-d by the Dominion De- As he thinks of the days gone by pnrimsnt of Agriculzure follo\\':-— IS the 13011911 0f all A0291 0f M61617 liggs: graded shipment selling To 0. suffering 50161161‘ b0)’- -1. r" 0; -. d1 28—28 1-2; Q 2§i°25314§¢m§1f§Y 1-; God sent His SO11 to stiffer Bump one “my frzassasrerrzyssat 1:1 s. prints, Jobbing rice, 36-37; first ' e ‘ §§§°1§R1‘§f,;.,i°§ﬂ‘§,%, ggwgjgiui-i And iéilznhh the cross to die. pnsicilrided 35. no 2 34;’ ‘wholesale, Gud sent the Angels of Mercy Quc no 1 pasteurized 35, no 2 34 1-2. T e m ff ' f Chrsser current receipts. Weilem wohgrzistheyre gglleriiligyiaurmairioor for and Que, while, 19 5-8 FOB Mont- our Oriel-in; real: wholesale nwtern and Que Just jg down and “we yylml», you white 27 first grade PAS Montreal. (gm-L Potatoes: Que n-hiic; no l l.'i0— _H, B, O, 1.75; no 2 1.35-1.80; NB moun- Kenslngton,

5-8-tts-61.

Local Beets and Pars- nips. Carrots. Apply: J. Pope Clark,

Warehouse. Queen St.

BRINGING UP FATHER

e5 1 . Mam" - LCNGDAUC-Il-ITEQ- i%g1-QE|_A'$1-i' §FIRES RIDE DOWN TO on MY can CHAINED/ THE OFFICE THE1YD worrr 25,412.55’? 0o THE care! BREAK CHAINS- uo-srz ./ ->(

esp. 1m. Kim 11-32mm, Wen“ his» mnrviﬁd

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Notice l: hereby given that Q pursuance of the Act of Incorpor- ation a public meeting of all con- tributors to the Prince Edward Il- land Hospital will be held in St. PauPs Parish Hall, Charlottetown, flan Thursfdnyihiilay 21st, 19:23:11!

rus ees or e governmeu o a IFWP)“ So He sent them "The Angels of P. M. for the purpose of electing Institution in accordance with tho Bye-Haws and for the transaction 29 of such other business as may be

Board of Trustees.

OUT OUR WAY

NOW Dor~1"r 91-112mm AT ME LIKE THAT! I'LL

_ By. J. R. Wiiiams

With Major Hoople so now 11's A RQaoTIQlEl-L,

Our Boarding I-Iouse __ i

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TAKE IT OFF THERE 500M A5 -WE TALK lT OVER " YOU CAN COME / TO MUCH BETTER OF A

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