Aucusr 1. 1941

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1| reserved [or new! ol nlkunmwut, but advertising oi m"; usto e may be inserted :11 cents s word. strictly PI!- lm m sdvnnon.

. cMswELL for Photoirmbhs.

l EnI-IRATION curs INSUR- ‘$3,’? L-svse.

NS. Charlottetown nav ﬂmexllent Domains mums: 35$“ mm ‘m lgqbazflgl-a-li-N

ABRIVES OVERSEAS - Mr. and G_ M. Schrader received a ﬁg...“ last Friday mornina fmln lllgll‘ son Sergeant Pilot R. A. F. ﬂowﬂfd Schrader. telling of his safe rl-lval Overseas. Saturday they rlad I miner message from Kinlcss. ilcrayshm, scotland, saying he was an have and feeling line. Mr. and W5 schrader had the pleasure of W15; their son receive his “wings" mo, 9 Air Training centre, Surn- ‘el-slde. on Mav 27th, and he en- “gym two weeks furlough at nome lglm saiIinlL-New Glasgow News. ,_5¢l-geant Pilot Schrader has mm; irlends in Sumrnerside.

BUY A SEASON TICKET for Old H , w). ma.» $ﬁelvﬁmlil " w‘ °" “‘

15th

m evening Auruslellui w and is trans ersble. Price 82.00. On sale st all drug stores.

T0 TAKE POSITION IN 0T1‘- AWA-Miss Constance Williams, dlllihter of m. Edwin G. Williams Olty, lelt this morning to’ take s ibeitlon in the office of the Comp- troller of the Treasury at Ottawa.

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HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE Services on Bands . Aum-lst 3rd as follows-Bonshsw 1 A. M. DeSsble 3 P. M. Hanvnton 7.30 . will also be a service st Anpin Road at 3 and at Victoria at 7.80.

L-ll98-0-1-1i.

YORK UNITED CHARGE.—RAV. J. A. Nicholson. Minister.

ation. No service at Pleasant Grove. Service at York at 7.30 L-ll97-8-1-1i.

POLICE COURT- There were no eases heard in the Police Court yesterday morning owing to the ab- sence from the city of Magistrate KM. Martin.

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STREET DANOE OIIIOKEN SUPPER BINGO

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llJAFuulZ Rates

, lvilmlmum (‘large tor Any

spplication.

WHEEL OF FORTIINE MODERN and OLD TIME DANOES

S O URIS ORCHESTRA’

(with Godfrey Sound System)

BAND Ill ATTENDAIIDE slllclllc cv cllllnlrs emu:

Short addresses will be given by His Honor Lt. Gov- ernor LePage, l-Ion. Thane A. Campbell, Premier, Hon. D1". W. J. P. MacMiIlan

Proceeds in Aid of Bombed Bristol, England

H. H. COX, Chairman

Central uuardlan locals, 6c per word; Western and Eastern locals 1c per word; Announcenrnll- and Corning Events 8o per word: Classified 3o per vol-d; In Melnorlom Notices 70c per inch; Lists o! lloral and Spiritual Oltcrlngs. Cards. one. 0e per name; Letters of Condolence 70c pcr inch Wedding engagement 00 words for 51.00 and l0 cents Ior every additional 3 words. Notices oi‘ Thanks and Appreciation, 70c ler inch or 4o per word. Lists of Sllbscrlpilonl i9 cents per than Addrrtn and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on

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BRISTUI DRY

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MORE LL TUESDAY, llucusr 5th.

Beginning at 5 P. M. (Standard Time)

Blii ENTERTAINMENT

ON PAVEMENT BOWLING ALLEY

Payable in Advance

Advertisements 25 Cents

__Male Help Wanted

IIANTED - MAN FOR. FARM work. married or single. Phone lellz-(i. Frank McKay. East Roy- ﬂllv L-1l55-7-8l-3l

For Rent

\______ ____ FOR RENT - rmvsrs oslruca Euston Street. Write "B. o." Gumm- Is-ISOI-B-l-iil.

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER-ALBION SCHOOL No. Minimum Supplement. Rich- lrd westawsy. Becretarv

L-rQ-v-al-zl.

Wsnrrn- TEACHER. MILLVIEW School. Supplement $10000. W. Secretary

C. Smith, _ 11-1189-8-1-21.

____ WANTED- EXPERIENCED FIRST ‘ll Second Class Teacher for Bon- li-r School. Supplement $100 00. can MacDougalL Secretory.

11-1195-8-1-21.

WANTED - rescues. KINGS- Eago School. Supplement 8100.00. 1 Kennedy. Secretary L-1l01-8-1-1i.

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Female Help Wanted

WANTED — MIDDLE AGED woman lot housework. Earl Foster, York. Ll-llm-s-l-Ql.

WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAID for housework. References re- quired. Apply R. Guardian.

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WANTED GIRL T0 HELP WITII housework. PlQle 1014. LJIBD-‘l-Sl-ﬂ.

WANTE!) EXPERIENCED GIRL for housework. Apply 87 Pownal Street. L-8-8.l-3I.

WANTED AT ONCE A MAID T0 go to Ottsws. References re- quired. Apply Mrs. H. R. Stew- srt. Box 403 Charlottetown.

L-l17l-'I-8l-2l.

WANTED — CAPABLE MAID FOR housework. Apply Mm J- A- Gillies. l4 Water Street.

11-1200-8-1-21.

WOMAN T0 COLLECT MONTHLY enis accounts in Charlotte- wn. Write Mr. Ullock. 100 Preston St. Halifax. N. S. L-llel-l-l-ll.

__i__i___, Male Help Wanted

gherry 1-1111 School. Harold “m”. Secretary. L.;.,.;.;1_ wlsmrzn - EXPERIENCED son sgséierhﬁailoiimwagle: stegvhwolk. , O an C, F" 55h Saint J0EE. NAB. gL-lM-d-l-ili. ‘QX FOR sane nltan soul WANTED -rwo MEN T0 narvn l Dan Dart. . milk delivery in city. A&%ly "o." ‘OM 1-1179-8-1-11- duel-elm. 1.-1 4-1-21. II SALE - . ' ﬂxul! u. RMAEONENEEF“ {£9 Female Help Wanted Z- Guardian. ultsc-a-l-l. ormvmo ron WOMAN wno l

ssta - mo Nssn SEDAN. Will-m n. Weddell, Kelly's Cross. L-lli2-7-30-8-1.

5(- 70x0‘ SALE - ss scar FARM, s Cress from Bradalbane. Well wat- . George Bilzgsr. Bnldalbsne. g LY-IISD-T-SO-B-l-l. &___________

SALE — CIIESTERFlILDa.

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7°11 SALE-nu)" _ 0G P WITH m "i=0"!!- Also a Both

"lsorlabi . .4 . _*' Kenzmcwn Merlin Iiur

canusecer! to 0% days oer week on Rnwieigh Route your city‘ Write today. No experience w. s . Good awn-once and» knowledge of ho ewives‘ needs helpful. Products well known. Write today. Rswleighu. Inl-ﬂo-lae-H. Montreal. Cans .

Montreal Stock Exchange EL. “i1 (Canadian Press) 8000i! mo“ Bell Tel - Brazilian “g 1 2 Bldﬂ Products 14 1_g Can Cement 4 7-3 Can Nor Pr 5 Can Car Found 5 1.1 Can Car Pfd 3a Can 1nd AI A 3 7-3 Cln Pacific 5 1-3 Celanese 37 1-3 Cons Smelt 39 1-4 D0111 Steel B 7 7-3 Dcln Textile ~15 ow 1= ml? ° 12 3-8 Int Nickel 34 7_3 McCall Front 4 3.3 Mtl Power g1 3-4 Nat Brew 24 1-3 Norands. 55 1-3 Quebec Power 1o 1-3 St of Can St Law Com ._. St of Can Pld 63 1-2 W Pld __ New York Stock Exchange (Canadisn Press) Stocks Close Am O and I‘ 82 7-8 Am Tel Tel 154 Anaconda 28 7-8 Baldwin Loco 15 7-8 Bendix Av 39 Beth Steel 78 Ches Ohio 38 1-8 Chrysler 57 3-4 Con Edison 1B Elec Auto Lite 28 3-4 Gen Elec 31 3-4 Gen Motors 39 Gt Nor PM 27 3.4 Kenrlecott 38 3-8 Mont Ward 34 N Y Central l8 5-8 Nor Am C0 181-2 Penn RR 24 1-2 Phi] Pet C0 45 7-8 Std O1] NJ 44 3-4 Texas Corp 44 3-8 United Air 41 1-4 U s Rubber 24 3.4 U S St C0 58 5-8 Vanadium C011? 26 1-4 West Union 28 7-8 West Eiec 92 3-4 Woolworth — Montreal Curb (Canadian Press) 5mm Close Abltibl Com ‘l5 Abitlbi Pld 5 3-4 can Vickerl 4 Dom Tar 4 Don A 4 Fraser '- Fraser V‘!!! 9 3'4 Im_p Oil 9 1-3 1m Pete 13 3-4 Price corn 1° Price Pfd - (Canadisn Press) 51M“ Close Canada '- Commerpo 135 Monti-ea '- Royal Bk 154 Nova Swill _

OIIRRENOIES

NEW YORK July 31—(CP)—'I'i-.e Hong Kong dollar rose to a new 1041 high at 25.32 cents in retake- tian to the United States dollar in wdgy‘; (oreign exchange deahnis- other foreign currencies were 8811- erally quiet. strength in the Bri- tlsh-controlled Far Eastern 011F160- cy was associated with political de- velopment; aflfecti the area. The Canadian do or llnished un- changed st a discount of 11 8-8 oer cent while the pound Sterling was 1-4-cent lower at $4.00 1-2. (Ottawa Foreign Exchange Control Board “m 9.09-9.91 per cent discount.) ____i_-

Toronto Exchanzﬂ

‘Tglfgrltlrwceiochanli- QM" “u” “mm; in the golds resulted in II-

regate via-saver tor the ‘N’ l!‘ 249.000 shill!!-

Dome was fairlY active and 11b; pfICO closed only 1-8 lower at 23m- 3nd other senior issues remﬂ m‘ umhangedlnoeesolitomoe were netted W “"55” 5mm‘ Kerr-Addison and Se“ MW“ m“ ma; Mglartlc, selling ex-dividend 1o an“, was down 21 cents to 235. Gains were held by Minlns Carl”!- gtlon, Central Patricia, Hard Rock. 151%‘ “W233i. Pickle Crow and Wr Jim‘ -

Smelters nmslieo s-s sthl: 7-3, nickel and Hudson a? T! minor gains for less-than-bosr - lots and Aldermac. Non-netsl, Sher- rltt and Steep Rock firmed sliahtly while the close was down narrowly for Norsnds, Pend Oleille and Ven-

urea. International Petroleum and Bri- tish American. posfed more 58.1115 than losses. The Canada steamshv Lines issues posted fractional gains and the close w» “P ""10""? 1°: Brsntford Cord . Csnads Cernen pdd‘ Canadian ‘gunners B. (JP-R. 9051mm; steel 3, Dominion Tar. Fleet Aircrait. International Metals A National Grocers old. Steel of canada and United Steel. Osins of s. point or more came thro l1 101‘ Canada Melting Canadian Ce snese Md. Consolidated Bakeries. D0-

Miscellaneous

1 8o BUY! BACK DATE MAGAZ- ines. New Books terse. vivid sel-

Bank. Gstinesu Power 111d 1c

d‘ Iﬂectrd SIKQI “(Ninmw 11:4 scallion weimeo

s cent to 1.82. Home 2 cents to 2.1a

tension.

actions. Illustrated. unlllllll all‘ u‘

. Free. Book 811W! ‘ﬁt-EYE. m. Toronto. '

and minor nine sqlesrcd for Dav- snd In!

IIHIIIIPIMIIIIIIR.

yourself io c1 50%

Montreal Exchanze

MONTREAL, July 3l—-(CP_)—- Continued demand _for C.P.R.. which $0M it to a now high at 6 1-2 was the feature in trading on the stock emohs today.

Activ ty in other issues was’ dull with prices confined‘ to frocuonal adjustme ‘s. In missellaueous sec- ticn, Cele ese and Canadian Al- cohol "A" advanced to slightly higher ground, while {Imperial T0- baoco, International Bronze and. Lake o! Woddl Milling slipped factionslly.

In base metals, Ncranda was in arrears while Bulolo and Nickel

ed held their ground. Moo-est buylllﬂ

0d’ Hudson Bay failed to move it Ottawa Car gained a point in rails and carriers, while Canadian Oar preferred and Canada sieamshlps perfened were unchanged. Construc- tions showed a little activity while pa/ﬂers and utilities were generally u t.

“Tutsi sales: 10.300 shares; In- dwlstrlsla 6.700; Mines 0,600.

Finance

By Bernard S. O'Hara Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. July 3l»—(AP)— Stocks acted a bit weary txday as the marker. closed the books on July, best recove y month. in more than s year.

Canadian stocks went through an active session with issues gcneally showing fractional lossss. Distii-ers seagram lost 1-2 oillt. Iniezrril n- a1 Nickel 5-8, e Shore 3-8 and Dolne and Ford 1-8 pint each. walkers gained 3-8 p0 nt, Holl llger 1-4 and Canadian Marconi 1-10.

Dealings attained a fair amount of speed on the morning p11 h. then slsckened in the {incl h urs. ‘Prrns- fers amounted to 853.940 sh~rcs n-

gainst 745,690 Wrdnesdav- Associated Pres: average o-f . ‘my 1M unchanged at 44.1 but

saving. Then. that you may get the maximum Make lower and shorter trips: shop on loot. or goll club,- rnake one car do the w in accompanying list.

THE HONOURABLE C. D. HOWE, Minister o/ Munitions and Supply

It is also vitally important that you reduce the use of domestic and

com m ercinl fuel oil.

REIIIEMBER: The slowe you drive, the more you saw!

The Government of the DOMINION 0!‘ CANADA

Acting through: G. R.

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on the month was up—2.5—point§ widest advance in this composite, emeilt for June s year ego, since September, 1939. The month's acllv. ity also was tile largest since last Decemlber.

Consolidated‘ Aircraft and LCCII- heed were ulp better than a point. each. lvilnol- improvement was re- tained bg NY. Central, Southern Pacific. outhern Railway. North- ern Paclilc Illinols Central, Parn- mount Pzctures, American Cablx Union Carbide. Wheeling Steel, American Telephone and Du Pout.

In the losing bracket were U. S. Steel, Republic Steel. Crucible General Motors, Goodyear, U. BI Rubber, International Harvester, Santa H’. Pepsi-Cola, Celrlnese An- accnda. Montgomery ward. Eastern Air Lines and American Airlines

Markets At A Glance

(By The Csnadian Press) Toronto-Industrial and base metal stocks higher; western oils steady; golds lower. Montreal-Utilities unchanged; oth- er industrial; and golds higher. Neva York-Stocks closed unchang-

e . Winnipeg-Wheat lower. New York-Cotton lower;

coffee and sugar higher.

rubber.

Prodllcc Prices

MONTREAL. July 31—(CP)—- Produce Market prlces here t day. n5 reported by t)»; Dominion De- partment of Agriculture. follow:

Butler: first grade CTTSIIIWTY prints, Jobbing price. 3'1 1-2. l-l‘.\'t grade solids. otlbing price 37; Que n01 prlsieurzcd current receipt price, 36 1-0; no 2. 35 l-B; no 1 uncle-sale prire 36 5-8—26 3-1; no 2. 35 7-8-38

Chcese- wedern and cistern

Canada today is laced with an acute shortage of gasoline and fuel oil because of the diversion oi tankers to vital overseas service.

You are therefore asked to step into the breach “msllmpllon 1N HALF—so that our fleets o! corveiies our mechanized army, our huge munition Al: Training Plan may function all-out. There are mcmy practical wa

—io cut your car's gas

s plants and the Commonwealth without interruption.

ya in which you can help. First, pledge have your cor tuned up regularly so ol mllecrge irom your gasoline dollar. Never drive solo to the office ork of four. Other ways are shown

Oil Controller for Canada

57.2w for. vilcrtomli. l

white, price to factory, Montreal

and auxiliary ships.

COTTRELLE,

AgAkGl-l FIVE_

delivery, for current make 1-0-"5-4 FOB; west and east white whole- sale price 16, which price is appli- cable to cheese manufactured on and after Mny 26, 1941, for shipment to the Uniwd Kingd:m.

Eggs: graded shipments selling at A~lnrge 35 1-2-36: A-medium 34 2B grade 27-27 1-2; C grade

Potatoes: Que whites no. 1 75's cs-cs.

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CHICAGO July ﬂi-(APl-After fluctuating irregularly most of the session, wheat PTLCES turned defi- nitely lower today and closed near the low point oi the session although net loses amounted io less than s con: a bushel.

Wheat closed l-8—5-8 lower, sepi. 1.06. Dec. 1.08 1-8-1-4; corn 1-8- 1-4 off. Serpt. '74 7-3-75; oats 1-4— 1-2 down.

WINNIPEO, July 3l—(CP)- Only minor trades took place in the wheat pit today and bulk of lia- activity on Winnipeg grlrn ex- change was made up of everllng-un trades. Prices closed 5-3 lower. with July wheat at 72 1-2. OCtSbCT 74 1-8 and December 75 3-4 cents a bushel.

Coarse grains were generally low- or ml mattered liquidation. Mallstel-s sllnpori. was rervrried in barley as prices fell oil‘ and lhcrc was a sug- lzesiien oi‘ mill buying in oats. Flax was irregular. while rye trades wen unimportant.

Bucnos All-es quotations about unchanged lust before close.

Minsrrl’: kills pain. ,

PRIVATE SALE OF BUILDINGS

Apply Mrs. W. B. Prowse, 45 Upper Prince St.

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Lsmaque MINING M»- w Label Oro Mitch Lzlllc LL 1 8C3 (Canadian Press) $119125‘; TOR/ONTO, July 31- Mﬂdsen Malzlrfic 5W9" Close McKenzie JIcVl/ulzels

Alderman 17 1-2 i Min Corp

M1310 311F011 265 l Niollslin

Ashley 4 1-2 ; Murphy

Aunor Gold 190 l ,,_,_,-,,Q,,

Base Metal . Q‘\\'bfc

Bfaaml - ‘nude

Bld8°°d 9 1-2 .‘§f‘1il'll‘i.ll

Eonotal 50 n

Bralorne 10 3_4 on)“ _ Q ___"_ Brolllan 77 _ NW...)

Buff Cd“ ,. 2 1-2 ...llllulr

Cal Edn-l 132 . PJYIZIITQII

Cnriboo 235 f rhlylnrlster

Celli- PM 182 Prrroll Gold < C011 Por 13 Pick Crow

Chem Rel 19 j Plollcer ' 91105101‘ 152 I l'l)\\'ull

Cos-honour 7s K premier

Coniarum 132 l Preston

Cons smelt 39 7-8 1 Roche

Davies 10 ‘son Ant

Delulte '75 ‘ senator

Dome 011 23 1-2 sllol-rltt

Dorval 2 SiSCOG

Duquesne

East Mal

Eldorado

Ext Oil

Falcon

Fed Kirk

Fral-lcoellr

Gillies Ldkd '7 gllvzlgilte

Gods Lake 35 Tcck l-lugh

9°71 E3513 5 l ‘Robllrn

Gﬂlil GEM 7 1-2 i Towggmgq

Gunnar Gold _. 26 1111115 Res

llalcrow I 5 13cm

Hard ROCK '78 Um) Can "I Hclllnifer 12 1-2 Vrllillres

Home Oil 218 Wnlw Ami!

HURT! 22 1-2 wllnll (7nd

Int Nickel 35 wry 11mg

lllt Pole l4

Island Mt 100 Uprugnn Jack Waite 15

JilSOn 38 Kirk Town

Kerr Add 470 pend Qrg

Kirk Lake ____i_-_- Lake Shore 15 8-4 , Use Mlnard’! m dandruff.

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