THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Wanted vl IVANTED Tl) BUY A GOOD USED car. Apply Guardian. 11-6823-9-29-31.

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PIANO PRACTICALLY NEW FOB snlc or to rent. Write Guard- mn, L- 58-26-31.

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FOIL SALE DUMP BOX AND hoist for truck. Apply. Chesley Hughes, Brockley Point.

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FOR SALE - LITTLE PIGS OVER. 3 weeks old. Apply Daniel Dart. Dc-Suble. L-6753-26-3i.

FOII. SALE-LADIES FUR COAT. ' Hudson Seal. Good as new. Call __224 Fitzroy Street, City. 6757: FOR. SALE — PURE BRED YORK- shire hog not. registered 3 years 01¢ A150 1i‘... your old ﬁlly, gener- al purpose. Apply Geo. Watts. Yor L-6826-9-29-2i.

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MAGNIFICENT G L A D I 0 L A S for sale. See the display and make your selection at our office in the new Currie Buildir.g. Phone 835 or 865. Orders filled and dcllvcrd. J. A. Moore, Sun Life Office, Charlottetown.

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NEW YORK, Sept. zit-Import- ant. international developments continued over the week end. The Iibderal Council at Borne, Switzer- land decided to devalue the Swiss Franc about 30 per cent. The Government of Holland decided to abandon gold standard temporarily and it was reported at amstcrdam than an announcement would be made today of a. twenty percent re- duction in the gold value of the Guilder. The French Parliament is meeting today to legalize reduction of the franc and some opposition is 9x11901911. Gold stocks are strong in London and Johannesburg. Sterling

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FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR bed-sitting room. Apply m, this office. L-6783-0-26-3l

To LEI‘ "NEWLY 1811051181. Heated Apartment. Nine Rooms. R: Mutchvw" 11-6825-9-29-11‘.

IIOUSE TO LET-CENTRAL LOU- ation, seven rooms and bath. _ Living room heated. Apply 90 Syd- ney Street. 11-6707-24-26-29-31.

TO LET—TWO FRONT ROOMS for light housekeeping. Apply 7 Wild-Vince St_reet. L-6836-9-29-3i.

ROOMS T0 LET. HOT AND COLD running water. Some with private bath. Reasonable rates. Hotel.

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T0 LET — DWELLING IIOUSE Number 124 Elm Ave. Reasonable rent. Immediate possession. Apply A. Pickmd d: Co., Coal Dealer.

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Aucrrozv SALE

ON ‘TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th. AT 2 P-lllv

Public Auction. Will be sold date of sale.

Auctioneer, Rlcluﬁond street. House consists of seven ('1) in

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remain in the form of n ﬁrst mortgage. FRANK B. CLARKE.

I offcr m; desirable residence

Can be inspected any time by Immune!!!- Phonc Office 212, Summer Residence 1076 or J. A. McDonald,

hardwood ﬂoors throughout and all modern conven-

at 53 Upper Prince Street by privately if desired before

rooms, bath, hot-water host-

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(Supplied h: Pltlleld. and Cunn- pnny members ﬂ \I0ntrcnI_ siork sue-hangs and ts-n mnrketl .

Stocks Open Lust Abitibi 2 1-4 2 1-8 Asbestos 62 1-2 69 Bathurst 14 1-2 15 Beauharnois 2 3-8 2 3-8 Bell Tel. 150 41-2 150 3-4 Brazlllian _13 1-2 13 3-8 Bruck SiZk ' 8 8 1-2 Building Prod 48 48 Can. Cement, 71-4 7 1-4 Can. Nor. Pr. 26 1-4 26 1-4 Can Car & Found 9 9 1-4 Can. Hydro Pfd. 44 43 Can. Ind. A1 A 6 1-4 6 1-4 Can. Pac ‘ 11 7-8 12 1-4 Celancse 27 27 5-8 Cockshr‘ 6 7-8 '7 Cons. 51...“. 59 1-4 58 Ilvi Dist. Seagrams 24 1-4 24 1-4 Dom. Bridge 46 1-2 46 1-1 12m. Steel B 6 5 7-8 Dom. Stores 9 3-4 9 3-4 Dcblaconnn 8 1-2 8 3-4 Fraser Co 19 1-2 19 1-2 Foundation Co l9 1-2 19 Gen. Steel Wares 4 4 Howard Smith 13 3-8 13 3-8 Imp. Tobacco 13 7-8 13 7-8 Int. Nickel 61' 1-4 60 3-4 Lake Woods 32 3-4 Massey Harris 4 1-2 4 1-4 McColl Front 14 1-4 14 1-4 Montreal Power 32 1-4 ' 33 1-2 Nat. Breweries 41 1-2 41 1-2 Ncramh 65 65 Quebec Pr. 19 1-2 Shawinlgan 21 21 3-4 lSt. Lawrence 3 1-4 2 1-8 Sou. Can. Pow 12 12 Steel of Can 68 1-2 68 1-2 Steel of Can. Pid. 54 54 BANKS Bk. of Can. 58 1-4 58 1-2 Bk. of Montreal -200 200 Royal 1'18 11a MONTREAL CURB: B. A. Oil 23 1-8 23 1-4 Dom. Stores 9 3-4 9 3-4 Imp. Oil 21 3-8 21 3-8 Inter. Pete 35 1-2 35 1-4 Walker Goodreham 39 39

LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL. Bbpt. BIB-Prices were steady on all sections of Montreal Livestock Markets today with fairly heavy offers in all but the cattle division.

Recepts Cattle —7B_~‘I, Calves 1614, Sheep 3837, Hogs 1645.

On the cattle section steers were $5.50 to $6.25 with a few top lots up to $6.55. Medium were $4.25 to $5.25 and common butcher $3.50 to $4. Good heifers sold from $4.25 to $4.- 75 medium $3.25 to $4. And common light $2.50 to $3. Good cows were $3.25 w $3.50, medium around $3 and common butcher $2.25 to $2.50 with canners and cutters $1.50 to $2. comm/an bulls were mostly $2.25 to $2.60 although a few butchers bulls sold from $2.75 to $3.

Veal calves were in good demand with prices firm. Grassers were easier while good quality veals- brought $8 with mediums $7.50 to $7.75 fair to medium ranged from $8 to $7 common drinkers $4 to $4.25 western calves sold from $3.50 to $5.

Goods ewes and wethcrs brought $7.25 buck lambs $6.25 8nd culls $6.25 sheep were steady at $2 to $4.

Bacon hogs, fed and watered, were $8.50 selects drew $1 premium butchers and l. vier traded st. $8 and extra. heavies $7.80.

Light hogs were $7.50 to $8 while sows, with few cxceptio were $8 to $8.75.

JUST KIDS

the franc although the unknown quantity is whether the American

‘leaders will probably do better al-

"high grounds for the year.

is 4.94. A bullish interpretation is being given to the devaluation of

stocks will be attractive to those countries devalulng and whether there will be some liquidation from those sources. American stocks are a. little higher in London than they were at the close Saturday. D1vi-’ dend meetings today are interns», tional printing ink and holly‘ sugar. We would look for an ir- regular firm opening and market

though we would still restrain enthusiasm until the market itself shows the ability to carry into new

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Sept. 28- (CP)—- Wheat nor. no. 2 $1.17

Barley C. W. n0- 3 '74

Oats C. W. no. 3 51

Feeds ,no 1. .49

Flour spring wheat patents, firsts

Bakers $6.30

Winter Wheat Patents, $4 70 4.80

White Corn $6.50

Bran, ton $22.25

Shorts ton $27.25

Mlddllngs ton $33.25

Rolled Oats, bag 90 lbs $3.35

Hay no. 2 per ton, car lots $9 $10

Cheese, Ont. whitc and col. .14- 1-4 3-4 _

Que. white and col. .13 3-4 .14

Butter no. 1 .24 1-4

Eggs 1n cartons a-large .35

A-mcdiiwt .33

B .26 ‘q?

C 23

Potatoes: P. E I. no. 1 90s $1.30 $1.35 Quc and N. B. no. 1 80's $1.05 $1.10 Que. no. 2 80's .80 .90

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Sept. 28—(CP) In quiet dealing, slightly firmer prices ruled for Eggs on Montreal open produce markets today. But- ter, Cheese and Potatoes were steady.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 30 1-2 31 cents a. dozen for a large, 29 for a- medium, 20-20 1-2 for C.

Butter was quoted at, 24 1-4 cents per pound for carlots or less of no. 1 while lots to retailers were

N. Y. StcTck Exchange

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25 1-2 for solids and 26 1-2 for prints. Cheese averaged 14 1-4 3-4

cents pcr pound for Ontarios and 13 3-4 14 for Quebecs.

Potatoes: Que no. l. 80‘s $1.05 $1.- 10; no.2 80's .80 .90; N. B. no.1 80's $1.05 $1 10; P. E I no. 1 90s $1.30 $1.35.

New York Curb

Alum Corp Amtr 131 Amer Cyan B 34 1-4 Amer Gas 8c Eiec 40 1-4 Amer Super Power 2 3-8 Atlas Corp 15 1-8 Cities Serv 3 7-8 Creole Petrol 25 1-8 Elec Bond A: Share 22 5-8 Ford of Canada A

Gulf Oil Penn 99 5-8 Hum Oil & Refir 62 Imp Oil 21 1-8 Int Pete 35 Nlag Hud 14 7-8 Std Oil Ken 18 3-4 Un Light 8a Power A 8 7-8 Un Light 8t Power Pfd. 57 3-4

‘All Chem 224 226 Am. Can 124 1-2 125 1-2 Am. For. Pr. 7 1-8 7 1-8 Am. Radiator 22 1-4 22 3-4 Am. Tel 8a Tel. 175 174 1-2 Am. Waterworks 24 5-8 25 1-8 Anaconda 39 3-8 40 Atchison 80 l-B 80 1-2 Atl. Refining 27 1-2 27 1-2 Auburn 33 3-4 34 1-4 Balt. d: Ohio 24 3-4 25 3-8 Bendix Av. 29 1-4 29 3-8 Beth. Steel 89 1-4 69 5-8 Briilks Mm. 58 5-8 58 1-8 Chesapeake 8r. O 87 1-2 67 1-2 Chrysler 122 1-4 123 5-8 Com Sol 15 5-8 15 5-8 Com 6r So. 3 3-4 3 3-4 Con Can 70 1-8 70-1-2 Consol. Gas Co 42 42 1-4 Curtlss-Wright 6 5-8 6 5-8 Deere 78 78 i-4 Dupont 161 7-8 182 Elec. Auto-Lite 44 1-2 45 3-8 Elec. Pr. 8e Lt 14 7-8 14 7-8 Firestone 28 7-8 28 7-B Gen. Elec 46 45 1-2 Gen. Foods 39 3-4 39 5-8 Gen. Motors 69 3-8 69 5-8 Goodrich 22 5-8 22 7-8 Goodyear T 23 1-4 24 3-8 Gt. No. Pid 40 1-4 40 3-4 I-Iud Motoq Car 18 2-4 18 i-2 Ill Central 27 1-4 27 1-4 . Int. Harvester 83 83 3-8 Inter. Tel 8a Tlel. 12 1-4 13 1-8 Johns-Man C 118 1-2 118 Kennecott 48 1-4 48 5-8 Miss Pac. Ry 2 5-8 Z 5-8 Mont. Ward 49 49 1-2 Murray Corp 20 1-2 20 5-8 N. Y. Central 45 1-2 46 Nat. Cash Regi 4 85 1-4 2.5 3-8 Nor. American C 30 5-8 31 1-2 NorLhem Pac 27 7-8 27 3-4 Packard Motor 12 1-2 12 1-2 Penn. R. R. 38 3-4 39 3-8 Phillip Morris 89 89 8-4 Public Ser N. J. 45 1-4 46 1-8 Pure Oil Co 17 17 Radio Corp 10 7-8 10 5-8 Radio Keith 7 1-8 7 Srars Roe Co 86 1-2 87 3-8 Shell Union O C 22 3-4 23 1-8 Southern Pac 44 44 1-8 Std. O11 of Ind 37 7-8 37 7-8 Std. Oil of N. J. 1-2 81 3-8 Siude Corp 14 14 5-8 Texas Corp 36 3-4 37 3-8 United Aircraft 25 1-8 24 7-8 United Corp 7 -2 7 3-4 United Gas Imp 15 5-8 15 1-4 U. S. Rubber 32 7-8 33 5-8 U. S Steel Corp 71 l.-8 71 1-4 Vanadium 24 1-2 24 1-4 Warner Bros. 13 1-2 13 1-4 West Union 88 88 1-2 West Air Brake 44 1-2 44 l-2 West Elec 141 1-2 141 Woolworth 53 5-8 54

MINING

TORONTO. Sept. 28—(CP) Enthusiasm for the advance in the Mining share market waned con- siderably today and, as holders at- temped to take down their profits, prices slipped off rather easily. Senior as well as secondary golds were a bit heavy in late proceedings and the index converted a noon gain of about a point into a. net loss of 1.71 and the Miscellaneous Mines index fell back .47 from Saturday's close.

The market's performance in the

confusion still exists as to the pro- bable effect of a swing away from a. hard and fast gold standard by France and ‘ other European countries.

The big golds came out on some increase _of volume. McIntyre lost 1 1-2, closing at 40. Lake Shore was

and, and Income Taxes

Personal Property

To Whom It May Concern:-

Notlro is hereby given that payment of all taxes due the Provincial

Treasurer of the Province of Prince Personal Property and I

Edward Island in respect to Land.

assessment is immediately required. Other-

wise steps will be taken as provided under the Land Assessment Act, 1924. and the Income and Personal Property Taxation Act, 1924, for collection of

All Personal Property and Income Taxes remaining unpaid on the 24th day of October, I936, will be subject to hitcrect at the rule of five per cent per annum from date of default until psld

Tax-payers in arrears will piesse

govern themselves accordingly.

Dated st Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, this 25th day of Sep-

tember, 1936.

L-BBOG-ZB-tl.

C. J. STEWART, Supervisor M Tslstion.

last. three sessions suggested that’

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a Free survey of the lighting in your home. Adequate light and proper lighting can help greatly in reducing eyestrain.

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off 1-4 for broken lots and Pioneer lost 25 cents. Bralorne. Wright Hargreaves and Teck Hughes fin- ished. unchanged and Dome and I-Iollingcr had fractions on the up side. _

A trail-down new producers and prospects were bumped for sizable losses. Trading actively, Hard Rock, Central Patricia, Pickle Crow, Pamour, O‘Brlen and McLeod- Cockshutt declined 15 59 25 cents each and recessions of 6 to 11 ceuis were chalked up for Canadian Malartic, Siscoe, Fracoeur, Kirk- land-Hudsou Bay, McKenzie, Mc- Watters. Premier and Perron,

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