OCT OEER 17, 1938

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CHARLOTTETOWN "GUARDIAN

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am For Pr 47% Am Radiator . 18% Am Tel Tel 147% ‘A? Water 131% Mlflfldfl. 41 A Atchison 38% £0383.“ " fl o 8% lBaieslcgivinAl-DGO 2% n V Beth Steel 84% Ches Ohio 3411s Chrysler Mm 81:2 CIIIIIIOIIIWB I Con Can 46 Con Eidison 33 Con; Products 69 C ' WI ht 26 Scasidehbandladyr '“All my boarders are gentlemen in the city," r g 143 Mabel. Ho, indeed. And whmt are they like here?" Elec Auto Lite 33 —Humorisi. Eiec Pr Lite 13V.- Gen 152cc 47% gen goods 37% . ._. _ en otors 501/.- ' ' ’ Goodrich 20% Goodyear Tire 3111 at Nor Pfd 2x1}. §ii:%n MooterCor 9V. Ii DIVE 85 A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE situated at {(1111 T81 £1111 10% ‘ ' ' ' . 1 c 1.1

No, Z BrlghtonRoad, containing 8 looms, 5 of Mmgwwgrd 2,;

which ale bedrooms. Heated by hot water. Murray corp 911.

Set tubs 1n kitchen. Modern bathroom. Ver- N Y Camel 191i

andah and upper balcony. Garage. Large lot. m? $011“ 2%.,

The house has been recently decorated and Nor Pacific 12c;

painted. This is one of the finest properties gm‘ “W” ‘m,’

that we have to offer for rental. PgllltilmRulg

1-1. K. s. HEMMING, SE1} $1325‘, 1,3,5; 8_8 Great George street Pub ser N .1 a4 Charlottetown grggjoogoxff y’

. . Radio K O 2%

_ i" Sears Roe 7111/ L-43a-l0-l5-l7-Z0 $11.11 11.10.. 011 1.113

Soutllaumcific 197i; S d N J 52% 5111119 00m s “m” are. e n r 32% United Corp 4 United Drug s94 gnisted Gas Imp 117i R4151)?! 55% , ___.._.._.._..___. g g IStdCXI ‘ 64% n 27%

The time Is long past since the Dog Tax should have ‘Qallr-jltgullér“ 33;?‘ been paid. There will be no further delay in this connec- we“ Union 30., tion. You will see your Road Foreman immediately and West Air Brake 25% get your receipt or action will be taken against you in ¥§§§w§1$1 1g? Court.

The R.C.M.P. are instituting Court procedure to col- I C b lect the 1937 tax and same will be carried out in regard Ontrea Ur to 1938 tax.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (Olnmhn “he”, “w”, _ MONTREAL. Oct. 4—Selected " ' ' " ' ’ ' mining quotations on Montreal Curb Market:- Stocks Close Ablgigi 00m 3% ' Alb i Pfd. 31 n P ' Asfliestios 00% Ad rtlsin ates- a a e 1n vance 1. 1 0.. 21v. B h Oil 9% 881i EH1 Central Guardian locals, 4c r word; Western and Eastern locals gm?“ A % per word; Announccmen and Coming Events 2c per word; F0" m 4 Classified 2c per word; In Memoriam Notices, 70c per inch; Lists o T3591‘ 1 Floral and Spirituill Offerin s, Cards. m. 4c per name; Letters v1 "W" V T ° 9°11 Condolence 70c per inch. adding engagement 40 words for $1. F014 A 23% and l0 cents for every additional 8 words. Notices of Thanks Ind P101116 011 115 Appreciation, 70c per inch or 4c per word. Other rates on spplics- Imp Oil l8 gm; Int Peta 26% Minimum charge for any Advertisement twenty-five cents. Price Corn 2i Price Pfd 60% + ———-———— To Let . Boafdefs Wanted p ‘ d p ____i_____.__i_ TO LET—ROOMS. MRS GAUDET IgARDERS 39 Valley Street. IL-QA-IO-W-fli. 3a . - - - - . " "..1~*"—1*.E1*".1~ occur" PROD-m BOARDER-S ACCOMMODATED. 100m. Hero y 0X‘ 8 8- MONTREAL o t m (0,, A15 b“ ‘m; _ App] man. Apply Guardian. - ° - — "' ongrdiun. n! lLgfib-IO-H-Sl’. L-4l5—l0-15-31. "if." lgtiillhielfll!‘ “L. ‘P Pmdiif; exchange Saturday.

TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BE AC- conunodaicd in private family. Apply Guardian. L-asi-io-u-si.

_Female Help Wdnted

WANTED — APPLY

M A I D 11-358-10-14-31.

Guardian.

Work Wanted

MAN WANTS WORK 0N FARM with experience. Apply K111 Edward H0181. 114163-10-14-3.

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For Sale FOR SALE T\VO USED RE- frigeratcrs ill lsinrfccl 00611111118 condition. Attractive prices. For

information coil 130. L-394-l0-l4-3i.

FOR SALE-1931 CHEVROLET sedan. Apply 166 Wcynloutli. L-45l-l0-l5-3i.

.____________i_.__.________ FOR SALE -— IIRIINSIVICK VIC- tmla with 25 records 512-00- AP‘ ply Guardian Office. L-359-l0-l4-3l.

_________,__,r,,___.... . _~. F011 SALE - REBUILT 'i'RAC'roR 1n 800d condition. Will tnkc I've stock on trade. Apply Mersey Harris Office, L-IiBil-l0-14-17-l9. FOR SALE-TWO DRIVING wagons. one stick seat. steel tired. like new. Gordon Wright.

126 Brighton Road. L-456-l0-l5-3i.

Wanted

_______________i_ WaNTgbi -1- s gnéiasmisogror 6K3 P . . . C. TOO ' field, W Ir-Iigg-l0-l4-l7-l9.

___________________ WANTED YORKSHIRE B O A R age 5 1o 8 months. Vernon Moore. Brsdalbone. 1391-10-14-31

Are You the Man?

RELIABLE MAN. BETWEEN 25 and so yours, with car, needed im- mediately to hand oilt Free Salve ond Medicines in nearby rural route and supply established de- mand for Everyday Necessities in- cluding Spices, Extracts. Bflkinlt Powder, soaps, Medicines. Min- rralimd Stock and Poultry Ton- 68. Farm experience helpful. Sell-

experiencc not necessary- Be: inner must be"‘sstisfled th 0.00 weekly at start Credit fur- n lied. Write immediately. The it. Watkins Company. Mon-

nl. Que. De t. z-c-1A l

mio-s-io-i-i-ai.

TO LET — NEW APARTM NT L-467-10-l -3l.

96 Prince Street.

FOR RENT —- SECOND FLOOR

furnished 5 room a artment — 6 months. Phone 9. L-412-i0-15-6i.

T0 LET — 8 ROOMED HOUSE. All modem convenience. 6 Upper I-Iillsboro Street. Apply 511511155 Grocery. L-380-l0-14-3i.

Miscelieneous

1 can sperm?‘ ssvsnsununn- red live Geese. Clinton Morrison, Belt Dealer, Fredericton. P- E- I.

L-313-10-l3-7l.

Mole Help Wanted

WANTED A MAN FOR FARM work. Apply in person to L. J. MacDonald, Mermaid.

L-399-10-l4-3i.

EXPERIENCED M A G A Z l N E salespeople, subscription crew dis- trict manager for Canadian, Eilro-

ean. West Indies. South. Cen- ral American. all British Em ire territories. Write Steele. 5 ol- llmbils Circle. New York City. N-265-Scpt_ 26-Oct. 3-10-17.

Agents Wanted

AMATEUR ARTISTS MAKE MON- ev at home colourinii chfi-"mfl" Cards. Catalogue of 100 desiflm in block and white. free: with actual samples 10c. Write Tally 5m! Asrés ggopntlgjvellington and

. 1'0 . m ' ri-zai-o-za to Oct. s1.

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEO- pie. Big profits now. sell the most complete Christmas Card line- Make big money every (All! 511W‘ in; season's largest selection. Printed to order Christmas Cards. with sender's name and sddresls. Designed by leading artists, vs - ues unequalled st our 10W

r1 attractive lines $1.00. Per- sonsls, Also many differ- ent boxed assortments. l“ bill’ n11" r"‘"".~.t.u:zlz'*.i".ii"'.'iéi

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sells for 01-90- Yml’

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Oh m . Start now. Cash in 0n these fast sellino ii es Dllbliilllgg by the largest company of its at in Canada. Branches from 00R to coast. Get easier orders. {N0 experience necessary. Write ‘can;

' e it. Aunts. a I “nun |n gmnligr gowns. 1.17915: commission. Friendly "W"; Premier m Guild. 618 <1" Bldg. Monti-cal-

N-RN-l-ZQ in 00%. I1. .

Butter spot -Quo. fresh (92 score) 23 1-4-3-8: Que. fresh (37 score) buyers inspection 22 1-2 asked.

Cheese spot -—Unquoted.

Eggs spot -Ont. A-lsrgo 42s; A-medium 30a: A-pullets 81a; B- lnrge 26a; C 21s.

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MONTREA Oct.

Prices held firm and some sections featured gains on c en produce markets here during e week end- ed Oct. l5, the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture reports.

Creamery butter prints to retail dealers sold for 24 l-2-25 cents s pound and creamery solids for 24-24 l-Z. Western butter delivered in Montreal was offered at 23 l-2 for fresh and 23 1-4 for regraded. Que_ No. 1 pasteurized in wholesale Jobbing lots was 23 l-2-5-8.

Cheese, sold at l4 5-8 cents a pound for Ont. white. l4 3-4 for Ont. colored. l3 7-8 for Que. white and l4 for Que. colored.

Graded egg shipments in used frce cases were offered at 41-42 cents a dnzcn for A-large' 39-40 for A-medium, 31 for A-pullets. 26- 26 1-2 for B-lnrge and 21 for C.

Potatoes: Que. No. l 80's 75-80: Que. No. 2 80's 55-60; N. B. No. 1 e011 80-85.

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Shelf! 91°55 C ado — 033m...“ inv- Montresl — Nova 500th $10 Royal Fink -

MARKET! AT A GLANCE

(by The Canadian has) ‘Toronto —Mlnlng shlrcs ond industrisls higher; western oils low-

"Montresl —Utilitlsc unchanged: other industrinls higher; golds low-

er.

New York -8tocks closed higher.

viinnipeg -Whost 7-8 to l-s c9“ .5.

New York -Ootion and sugar lower: rubber higher; coffee un- chflnilcd-

New York _..Osnsdisn dollsr down l-B to 06 15-52.

—_-'-—-i——— NEW YORK. Oct. l6 ._'(AP)— Pbfhifli exchange: Great Britain

. J2: Belgium 16.01: Rance 2.64 8-4: Gannon! 40.0’! i-l: Holy 6.28 I-i.

Mining

WINNIPID. . Winnipeg wheat futures 7-8-1-8 cent Boturdsy influenced by relative firm outside markets

"but offerings were li

(Canadian PHI) TORONTO, Oct. 16- Stocks r Close Acme Oil l Afton Oil 6 Aldermac 66 Aimm 15 Ashley ll Moons 3% Augite _ 34 Bsnlsiield 36 Base Meta-l 37 Bidgood 29 B1B Mia 34 Bear Ex 27 Bcbjo l9 Brwlomc 925 Brown 31% Buff Ank 14% Buff Canadian 2% Bunk Hill l0 Cal Edmont- n 228 Ca .cnt 33 1 “clan Mmobic 8! r Treth 105 Cen Porc 8 Cent Pat 250 Chem Re 65 Chester 128 Chromium 63 Commoil 60 Coliiarum 137 Con Smelt 65% Darlcwatcr 7 Davies 84 Denison 22's Dome Oil 33% Dorval ll East. Mairobic 218 Eidorado 225 Falcon 660 Faulken i8 Fed Kirk 8 Fernland 20 .F1"ancoeui' 25 lilies Lake 12% Glenora. I56 Gcds Lake 41 Goldale 23% Gold Belt 49 Gold Eagle 12 Goodifish 3'4 Cn- Bo Granada. 9% Grandom , 6% Gunner Gold so Hard 30.1 l-larker 9V, Hedley 115 H1811 $ar 12 Holiinger 15 Home Oil 113 Homestead 23 Hvww m Hlud Bay Min 34 Nickel 56% Jack Waits 40% Jacola 15 Jellicos 24% J’ M Con 9% Kerr Add 105 Kirk Lake 127 Loguna l5 Lake shore 50 Lam Cont. 3 Inlpfl Cad 89 Lelbei Oro 8% Leitch 76 Little L L 815 Mbcasss 535 MacLeod 840 Madsen 46 Molar-tic 45 Man 828st 1% Mar 9 McIntyre 49% McKenzie 130 McKinley '10 McVittle 14 McWatters 70 Min Corp 230 Monarch l2 Monets I37 Morris Kirk 7 Murphy 2 Noybdb 44 Newbec 5V1 Nevlmld 20 Norandc 79 Normetal OBrien Okalto. I28 98l- 64 Oro Plats 46 Pacalta. 6 Pomour 440 Pandora 23 Psymaster 6i Payore ll Petro Oil 50 . Pick Crow 515 Pioneer 260 Powell W2 Premier 230 Preston 138 Read Auth 840 Red Crest 7 Reev MacD 43 Reno Gold 36 Roche 10 Royalite 45 San Ant 140 Sand Riv 18% Sherritt 170 Siscoe 163 Sladen 6'7 S W Pete 3 Stadacona 48 Straw Lake 10V: Sud Basin 815 Sud Cont 101i Sullivan 96 Syivanite 320 Teck Hugh 400 Texas Corp 135 Toburn I20 Tow 60 Uchi 154 Unit O11 l2 Ventures 575 Waite Am 730 Wendigo 11% West l0 Wilisey 8 White Water 6% Wood Cad 20 Wri Borg ‘I75 UNLISTED Brett Tr — y I Pond Or 832 Temisk 2%

GRAIN

l6 --(C P)- advanced

and the unfavorable moisture situ- ation in Australia.

At the end of tho uiet session October sold st. 62 1- . November 61 7-6, December, 61-61 l-B and May 6i cents.

Cash wheat demand continued fair tsnd sales small. Bpresds c unchsnged-

Coarse HD1118. "will 110K. W0" stem in routine operations. Flax clos unchanged to 2 3-4 cents lower due to lock of intsrsst.

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“Montreal Stock -Exchange

Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Bell Tel 165V: Brazilian l2 B C Power A 30% Can Cement 9%: Gan Car Found 16% Can Car Pfd 29 Can Pacific 6% Cockshutt Plow 10 Cons Smelt. 65!: DLst Seag 19 Dom Bridge 35 . Dom Steel B _ 12*..- Dom Textile 64 Foundation Co 14 Gen Steel Ware 10% Gypsum '11.;- lm Tob 151.. Int Nickel 561,. lnt. Pow Pfd so Lake of Woods l7 MH-ssey Harris a McCall Front 10V.» Mtl Pow :11 Nat Brew 411', Nat Steel Car 62 Norsnda 79 Power Corp 15 shwwinigan 211,1, Sou Can Pow _ St LBW Pfd 5014. St Law Com __ Steel of Can 74 Steel of Can P - Win Eiec B 2 Win Eliec A _ I Currencies

NEW‘ YORK, Oct. 16 —(AP)_ With foreign exchange operations reduced to a weekend trickle, changes of major European monies in terms of the United States dol- lar were narrow Saturday.

Sterling maintained its balance after Friday's rally and ended un- changed at 4.73 1-2. The French franc, however, dipped .00 l-4 cent to 2.64 3-4, idle be ga. lost, .01 3-4 cent to 10.90 and the guilder end- ed .01 cent lower at 54.43. Swiss francs were unchanged at 22.65. The Canadian dollar softened l-B cgngztc finish at a. discount of 1

MONTREAL, Oct. 16 —(CP)— The Pound Sterling declined 3-16 cent to $4.80 5-8 on foreign ex- changes here Saturdsy while the French franc held about even at 2.69 1-32 cents The United States dollar moved up 8-32 per cent to 1 17-32 per cent premium.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates At Montreal -Pound 4.80 6-8: g. S. dlr 1.01 17-32; franc 2.60 1-

At New York -Pound 4.1a 1-2; gznéaciian dlr .98 15-32; franc 2_-

At Paris ~—Ciosed.

In Gold -—Pound lls. 7d: U. 5.

ldlr 59.48 cents; Canadian dlr 68.- 66 cents.

Lansdale Plus Carnation Stock

Th blood f ti: grea herd eintcnsifigd nxfd “ma: tho blood of Carnation Milk Farm

world's champion cow d t1; g hishest ggoducing sire‘ I: the ‘.3515 Sir Ink ay.

WARRENDALE MILK FARM, liowisn, R. R. P. E. Island.

Own cs0 n. WARREN. Lrazffio-ia-di.

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w“ . ward Island bounded and described Matador Segis Onnsby, iii-e o: the‘

1ST CHARLOTTETOWN PACK

. The 1st Charlottetown Pack! icongratulates Cubs Roy Chills-writ 1nd Huddle MacAleer as new,

2ND CIIARLOTTETOWN PACK

3nd Charlottetown Pack

The regular i all

has resumed their and winter activities under _ the new leadership of Miss Vinni- combs. Several Cubs are ready t0 "Go Up" into the Scout Troop.

CHARLOTTETOWN SICOUTEIPS CLUB

Scouiclfls

,. The Charlottetown _ Club has again commenced their iactivities for the fall and WHILE?‘ months. The following offlcersl have been installed for the ensu-' ing year:

Honorary President _ J. J. Morris.

President —— S. R. Rowley.

Vitae-President — C. Connolly-

Secretary —- Miss Acorn.

Treasurer -- Miss Haywood.

Alt a recent meeting of the Club it was decided that s Saint John Ambulance Course would be con- ducted ln the near future. It was also decided that the Club should conduct .. Toy Shop this year.

Any leaders interested in tflkinfi the Saint John Ambulance Course are requested to notify Provincial Headquarters as soon as possible in order that no time will be lost in commencing the course.

1ST CHARLOTTETOWN TROOP

The 1st Charlottetown Troop is endeav-cring to keep the out in scOlUTing; Friday evening the troop enjoyed a hike when they cooked their own supper and had s splendid evening full of Scout- ing activities.

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ATTENTION FARMERS Near Charlottetown

in order to have sufficient turnips on bond duiiy for waxing and to keep u stuff of over thirty men working this year we prefer to buy truck loads, opproxmioteiy 200 bushel, from each grower at one time and have our trucks haul from your farm.

We do not wont to hcindie turnips in bulk but we supply you zitii old bugs or you con use old fertilizer bogs which you hove of ome.

The weather is unusually worm for this time of yeur ond i would strongly advise the turnip grower not to clip his turnips be- fore he hos mode on arrangement to move them either the day that they are clipped or the foiowing dciy.

The cdvice that we have is that turnips ore not fit to bl harvested for Foil storage until they ore touched with frost in tho field. Picuse remember this. »

Our business has increased tremendously but we ore not going to buy your turnips and huui them from your farm and let some other Produce Denier get your Seed and Tobie Stock. We circ Opt-n to tuke on many new customers but we hope that you reuiize cui position, we ore not in the turnip business exclusively. Our price on Seed, Tobie Stock ond Turnips wiii not necessarily be any iiigilfii than your lccoi deoicr but it will be no lower. We assure you of that, we prefer formers living nccir Charlottetown to contact di- rect with the office.

A little icter on when the weather becomes colder we shcii be loading curs of Turnips and Table Stock ot Hozeibrook, Scotchforf, Suffolk and Vernon through the rcguiur ciicnneis through which we loaded lust year.

While transportation by water is open of Charlottetown we prefer to haul your Seed to Charlottetown with our own trucks. Later 1n the winter we shoii load ot stotions oiond the line when the

roads break up. foctured by Hoii 8. Stovert for sole at $65.00, equipped with chain sizers.

Two or three formers club together and buy u grader ond if that does not suit you we will rent one to the formers of c set rate per day. Why toke chances of having your stuff reflected when it reaches the cor on account of size? it is more economical to do the grading properly oi home.

We have u new style hcnd grader monu-

Aii our customers ore cordicily invited to come ond inspect the v Turnip Waxing Piont. We ccinnot afford to advertise frequently,

therefore keep this odd in mind. J

FRANK B. CLARK

New York Curb

stocks Close Am Cyan B 26% Am Gas Elec 36% Am Super Power l

- Cities Serv 3%

iEl Bond Share 1:11;. Gulf Oil Corp 40

‘ Humble Oil 511%

~ Niag Hud 91» Pant Oil 4*»- Lone Star Gas —

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Court House in Souris in Kings County in Prince Edward Island on Satur- day the fifth day of November A. D. 1938 at the hour of twelve o'- clock noon ALL THAT TRACT piece or parcel of land situate lying and being at New Zcaland on Lot or Township Number Forty-Will‘ in King's County I11 Prince Ed-

as follows that is to sayz- Bound- , ed on the North by land of Ed- ‘ ward E. Ma/nning; on the East by the New Zcaland Road; on the South by land of Alphonsus Mc- Innis formerly land of Janus Frank McDonald and on the IVcs-t by land of the late Gertrude Mclsaac and containing SEVENTY-‘FIVE acres of land s. little more or less.

The nbovi sale is made under and by virtue of and pursuant to n power of sale contained in an In- dentilre of Mortgage bearing date

Furnished Apartments Wanted

We have several calls for heated, furnished s rtmcnts with onc or two edrooms. Parties having same please telephone particulars to

II. K. S. IIEMMTNG l Day Phonc—1376 e Night Phnne— 3“

the twenty-fifth day of November A. D. 1931 and made bctwecn Ed- ward Villard of New Zcaland in King's County in Prince Edward Island. Farmer. and Catherine Vil- lard his wife, of tile onc part, and The .1 .1 uughcs Company b1111- ltcd a body corporate having its Head Office at. Souris in King's County aforesaid. of the other part and because of default having been mode in the Payment 05 11W principal and intcrcst secured thfrfi- 1

b . i yFor further particulars 811111." mi Arthur F. hlcQuaid, SOIIPIIOL‘ . Souris. P. E. I. ' . Dnted this Ttveiity-iiinili dny 0f September. A. D. i038. i

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’ POTATO STAR

blight can be used. For at the nearest factory.

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The Potato Starch Factories at Hunter River, Murray Harbor and St. Peters, are buying potatoes for starch purposes. Potatoes slightly touched with

1:11 FAGTORIES i

further information apply g Q

CIVIC TAX

All persons in arrears of payment 01 Charhife‘ town Personal Property and Poll Taxes are notified that commencing Monday. October 17th eitecutions ! will be issued from the City Court and levies made 1 therein fortwith by the proper officers.