MAY 6' 1941 A THE ciinigcorrlziog: GUARDIAN

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WWA L o B L ' ' ' ' Exchange

The R. W. Grand Orange Lodge of P. E. I

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only a free press can assure! . . I “But certainly,” you. say, “of course, of coursell

Island will meet in Annual Session in Boyns _-_ Lodge room. Charlottetown, Thursday, May 5th, m“ (Clnudlsn Press) i 1941 n 10 A. M. Standard Time~ slur?‘ 1%,}: , 1 Lt. Col., T. Aslimore Kidd, M. W. Grand grﬂllkllsn 5 M ‘ Master and Sovereign, M. W. Grand Secretary 8“(‘,°P§§,L§ A a: Loflus H. Reid will be present. ‘Can CEI Found 5 The R. W. Grand Orange Lodge of the L- .8?! fr; PM 21 1-4 1 ~ ' F . . . , 0_ B_ A_ of p, n, 1, will meet 1n me 0d,; g our; m M A a 1-8 soms. or as acitizen in a democracy, ou have h lfic 5 1.5 y fellows Hall, Charlottetown. Thursday. May lghn Stem-imp 4 l-B _two great rights: l"°n‘*.'.“.lll.‘.““tli“ll.ii“‘°'l.“ i -. is ress . a e y wl e gggsznh 3f; ﬁfﬁ PM ‘Ill; M ‘l. You ore free to speck your mind, to have your A Special Banquet for L.0.A. and L-0.B.A. B2;‘,‘,,§““'° 31 1'3 roico heard end your opinion counted, lo soy how embers will be held in I.0.0.F. Hall at 7 P Imp ‘Ibb hi, Standard Time, when addresses will be. {glmiiliflkgdl i: s-s 7°" "w" b. gwm“ “d b7 Wh°'"- , given by the M- W. Grand Lodge officers. gower é; t: ‘l. You are free to choose your wey of personal lifef} . Mgslhepuﬂ-Eg, ggivgéifincu 1:3 A your iob, your clothes, the style of your house, the er My’ ' ‘RA WP: mega B g 3'8 s r community in which you live. G A. MURRAY, WW B!“ A u ‘“““‘ rarueeretarythOl A‘ ~ . v In short, you have both political freedom and ' T~2§f;_ff3_,“‘"" ' "* New Ydfk SIOCk N h b economic freedoif? , _ _'-' Ex¢hange e r Q Q ' l And they BOTH depend on the FACTS which (-

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5mm] (illurlllllil locals. 5c per word; Western and Eastern locals Stocks Close _ fulﬁll-hull"pﬁnfﬁlliii:cﬁﬁmiviigsfhiiii?» iiil°ﬁ i3§ss"§'u§'£"i.i grime-affix?! Iii 1-2 hOnly why the fuss? We’ve got a free press” . . L,» 5;";§1,,§:.‘§.s.l.‘.‘"i“.“.‘3ii.“"hi?siﬁldiai§liisl°ilﬁlféffﬁfll.33 %‘§‘:d€l§“l‘.>§° i3 iii . e . , l 011d 5° Y0“ have! Be grateful for it But don't‘l h N““‘.“‘:.“‘:‘°£§“.‘i"e“hhhhh hhhhhgahhhhht _pl,,,,,,,.,,,, ' °" ggfgslégissn ggﬁ Yes S1’ 3.3" e . a)’ beflilfe! gravest danger you and I and all of us face . . .1 :___* gig 21.x m. g; M _ . Ask him if he realizes just how -p J: For Sale To Let ggiiNllo/lrotgiti; g; m h important his newspaper is to his r QJ: ‘lsllehhix. muses n33!’ hi. h; iiffil°lliid a l1: evewday “e? a ‘ z? Tghhmpson. iaae-sls-ai. go}! 52%?) “on WJHVCHANAN Ask him if he recognized the de- x?‘ , LET — FURN] ED , 91m RR 24 1-8 ' ' "iiniAifacTni-eililfr. 15133555???“ °° sgziiéliiiﬁi giéilgliictgg° _ ump-riflilfifi: Committee Zesgsggftyhls Farm?‘ ‘hwy when Let some vain loud-mouth stride out on a bal- lilifwélil? T%§i:§g§;g1l_5%?£_ Ellllggigfig? gngwiguiiii- ii 1'2 F01‘ the very price of his liberty. and of YOURS! gg;yoilzlisjhoutzs.‘Zigmoﬂigw Ongou do What, Ii illileat. n. saw... lvﬁlésgésllglgls. ; 3s§s§iu§°com 2i i1‘; . . . is bound up in the right of our newspapers to 1,3 " y run 1m out’ fast‘ _ hhhrrh hhhhihh.h@h.% eh hhhh hhh hhhhhhhhhh hh hhh hhhhhhh h he ....‘;i;‘*§§..3Z 5.22122? “app”? “i” i”. iiiiiii. iiiiiiliiy-Rev‘ glhﬁlhligggt-h ptiiiimbeliEdicl-iinlzbgiigeli £23 nauom. . The ﬁr; surrender}; of liljgferiilhsdyrp auslble. lagigjywo sows To FA,“ 538515;; 13h- A- P1¢Llr31jg_g~=_6<_>§i: Is this exaggerationil, No . I . because the ﬁrst of emergency are often vo1unt2ry_ 2215131512153;

row 5001i. Ryan, 1.0L l4.

.--——-———————_'-"—¢—"—i WE HAVE A LIMITED QUAN- liiy low priced sedans, Ply- iiiouths. Durnnts, Oidsmoblles. Ulievrolois, eic. A bargain in a '31 Chev. Coupe for someone vrho can do their own repair work Now boys is your chance! T. G. IVES. L-345-5-3-2l. 10R 5.»\Ll~I-QL'.'\NTl'l‘Y 0F SEC- ond hind [ox ivire in excellent

coiidilioii. iarank B. Clarke. L-364-5-5-3i.

FARM FOR SALE, 50 ACRES AT

Lower Freetown. property of the laie Jciiii C. Delaney.

FOR tilled Kadiihdin Seed Potsboe

8 year old mare. E. 11-385-5-6-11.

l Montreal Exchange Female Help Wanter‘ " L MONTREAL. M s-(crhi- WANTED MAID. APPLY s NORTH waders moved. dowpgud m “gm

Apply l0 Mac-Loin and MZDCKlIlHOII. Char- L346-5-3-4!

.c - 20o BUSIIELS ccu- U S.

River Road. 14-286-5-2-11

WANTED-A MAN T0 WORK ON farm near city. Apply Guardian. 11-363-5-5-31.

WANTED I- BARBER APPRENT- ices No former experience neces- ssrv Write for information Moier Barber Collette. Halifax. N433,

Agents Wanted

AGENTS TO SELL PORTRAIT miglaraements Bil: rnonev maker

ulted Art. Toronto. A. W-4-22-36i.

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hm SALE —H(‘AN:~\_l—)lAN isoivru- I

ei-n 1510i‘; Cl er 5e d. Prices k110i"! w thiluimds- ADDIY l-O ggllt. ‘Sfllplllyllmlteé. Roland 30X 305- Mmlcmn- N- 3- N4949- eclioii, Wliisice. L~380-5-6-5i. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY__RAW_.

l-_§- -- e -. 'T*' Ii FOR S.~\l.l-I—.-\B.OUT 150 BUSHELS Cllii Potatoes. 35c per cwt. liil Fhrdal". Apply Emerald Storage C0. L-389-5-6-li.

Professional Bards

MclEOD 8. BENTLEY

W E. BENTLEY. R. C.

.l. A. BENTLEY, K. C. C. F BENTLEY. LL. B. Barrlstrrs and Attorneys-sl- aw

illONEV T0 LOAN 154 Prince Street

Mllklll-Ill. a co. ll. r. ARCIIIBALII

354119?“ Accountants Eastern Trust Building

most popular Canadian Made Automatic Coal Stoker. already

leiph Dealer in Queen's County en istixig. Splendid opportunity for an ambitious man to step lri an business. Retiring assistance.

inform- ation, Th W. T. Rawlei h 00.. Lttid. NIL-HO-IQ-h, Montrea, Cari- s s.

For Sale or Lease

APPLE TREES as CENTS EACH. F. S. Reeves, southport. 11-366-5-5-61.

i--__- WANTED MAN T0 WORK ON farm. If married house provided. Apply Athoi Roberts. Hlllhfleid. L-367-5-5-2l.

FOR SALE OR LEASE: THE COLE Block (2 stories) concrete mn- struction. frontage 67 feet on Main

Cabins. Cape Tormentlne. tqi cabins and cottage near beach and cal-ferry. F. W Cole. Sackville.

N-955-5-5-2l.

ESCAPEOTMALE FOX. ALLISON Bryenton Brackiey. L-347-5-5-2i.

Wanted

Charlottetown ___

' * r WANTED-IN NICE LOGALITY. A ilggniL ____7¥ __ ___ large heated upstairs unfunisped pALMER HAsLwm-i room with grate Applxl-‘r-ggllslgrlg?

A J. IIASLAM, 5,5" 1,1,3, _i_-___--_— -~-~-— --~ lL-VRRISFER, ETC. WANTED -- USED PLAY PEN

Bsnli of Nova Scutlu Chambers and commode chsir. Write X. Charlottetown, P.E.l. Gtllllllll. L-370-5-0-1i.

m glossy T0 1.0m Jest-h r.o. Box i:

m1 a MATHIESON

c MONEY TO LOAN sinernn Block. Charlottetown

Lost

LOST — SUM 0F MONEY. FINDER leave at Guardian. Reward. L-384-5-0-1l.

P E. lslsnd. H. .. hﬁalfrlﬁiyllkik. t. c. Farm For Sale a U. Wrvnihiliiifu" 5355911533.... At Suffolk, in good location,

__ _______i.__ ‘lltAticGUlGAN 8| TRAINOR d Sykes) Mr-GIJIOAN. L0. M I .111 TRAINOB. K. C. "stem. Snlloltors. gm,

OmMIEtTONEY TO LOAN MQMBﬁGOver Provincial Bonk.

Stmt. Cr-s-lstmon il _

EYES EXAMINED

and GLASSES FITTED

J- S. TAYLOR UPTOMETRIST New lpcstlon 0'"- Kﬁnt sud Queen Sts. oltlwslte um. Groggfy

Emhll By lhltolntrusnts

"m!" Residence 1013 L

I02 ucrss about 82 acres clcur, balance hard and soft wood. Wall watered. Good land and

Henry Mellick, on prrmim. or H. F. MocPhoe, Solicitor, Riley Building, Charlottetown.

L 301-5-3-6-8.

COR SALE

by Public Auction on Satur- day, May 10th at 2 P. M- Farm of 60 acres at Auburn, ' the property of the late Ambrose Boylan.

W. H. BEATON.

l Auctioneer. - L-siz-s-s-s-l. .. _. _.

Street. Sackvillc Also the MicMec.

good buildings. Apply to Mrs.|

' trading on the stock exchange to-

Male Help Wanted “

ay and a. number reached new low levels for the year. M or loser was Bell Telephone.

Bl which touched the lowest point. for _

1941. Brazilian and British Colum- bia Power "A" advanced frac- tlonaliy. Montreal Power lost an jeai-ly improvement and Shawiiiigan firmed after a slight dip. 1 National Steel Car saglged 1 1-2 and lesser slips were registered by Building Products. Canada Cement preferred. Dominion Bridge at a new low. Dosco “B" and Dzminion Coal preferred. Steel of Canada posted a modest advance. International Nickel sank to s ‘new low. minuses were also tacked on Noranda. Hollis-liar. Buiol, Price Brothers and" St. Lawrence Paper preferred. Imperial Oil was frac- i tionally stronger. i National Breweries finished in v new low ground and others to cede fractions were Canadian Celanese preferred. international Bronze Powder, Lake of the Woods

and

Ogllvie. ' Total sales: 7.700 shares; Indus- trlals. 5,500: Mines 2,200; Bonds.

$1,100.

FINANCE

By Bernard S. O'Hara. Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK. May 5——(AP)-It was a two-way trail in the stock market today as scattered rails made new highs for 1941 and a handful of industrials slipped to the lowest levels in nearly a year. | The Associated Press average of |60 stocks W55 unchanged at, 39.4. Transfers totalled 415.130 shares. Among stocks at new year's tops were Santa 151e, Southern Paclfzc, Atlantic Coast Line, Continental Baking "A" and weferreds of Pere Marquette and Nickel Plate, each of which rose better than I points. In the "new low" class were Gen- erai Motors. Chrysler. Westinghouse, General Electric and North Amer- icsn.

ii am instructed by Isrues .1. Smith. MAPLE PLAINS. nor 21

to sell on his premises on SATURDAY, MAY 10th, AT ONE OTJLOCK

the following: 8 work horses: 5 cows; 1 Deerlni Binder; l Deerlng lls Mower; Deerin l-lsy Rake; Gang Plow tslmos new); l sugls Plow' Spring to th lhrrows; Smoothing fisrrows: Cresrn S , ‘ (Anchor Holt); set. F. trbs-ik Scales: 1 Myers Pump snd Piping; 1 Threshing Outﬁt (Mon- s’ l; Double Truck Wsgon: S n le Truck Wsgom Cut: Driving ‘Sic (h; Bold Cart; l!

Cultivator: Sectional Seeder; Singer-

Sewlng Machine: Work Harness: also numerous articles usually found on s well equipped fsrm.

Terms cssh. unless otherwise sr- rsngod with the proprietar-

lf dsy be uuﬂt, solo on followlng Monday st some hour.

H. I‘. MORRISON. Auctioneer.

X 4- l1 L- 88-5-6-8.

FOR SALE Fully Modern lloilis

68 l-2 acres of land 4 l-2 mllss from Charlottetown.

. move of an aspiring dictator or demagogue is to ,seek control of the press, to try to ﬁx things through a succession of plausible little restric- tions so that you soon know only his side of the ‘story, believe only what he wants you to believe! Is this selﬁsh? No . . . your newspaper asks no favours, wants no special consideration. We all have our shortcomings. We know that if enough of you and your neighbours do not approve the way we serve you. this paper must mend its ways . . .

But we do urgently want your active under- standing of the vital part the newspaper plays in protecting your freedom!

More accurately, in protecting both your free-

Livestock

MONTREAL. May 5—(CP)—The Dominion Livestock Branch reported today that hogs were 5n cents h gh- er on thq two Montreal markets.

The" better end of calves were 25 cents higher and other kinds of livestock were firm. Good steers were mostl $8.75 to $9. medum $750 to SB. 0, and common $6 to

$7.25.

Heifers sold from $4.50 to $850. Fed calves were from $8 to s9 Good cows were . to $7, medium $5.75 to $8.25, and common $5 to $5.50. Canners and cutters were mostly! $4 to $450.

Bul ranged from $4.50 to $7. The bulk 0d the good bulls $6.50 and u

: cattle 736, calves 1.1M;

590.

For to g quality calves were fully 25 cents higher, while com- moner kinds were sieady. Good quality were $8 to $850 with meri- tum kinds mostly $7.25 $7.50 and very common vesls and drinkers $5 to $5.15. The bulk c! the sales were made between $5.75 lo $7.

There were only three spring lambs for sale and they brought $6 and $7. eadi. Yesrlln were $7 to

q $8.50 per huridredwcig t and sheep

$450 to $8.50. mostly $5.50 to $0.50. There were very light receipts of hogs today and prices made s gain

AUCTION SALE

I sin instructed to sell by public suction for Mr. Fred Henderson, Union Rood on Thursday. May 8th. st 2 P. M. teudsrd Time. 5 choice milk cows. l tmriosr old heifers, 2 one year old hel ers. t (all pigs. l sow, l filly two years old. l we horse. 2 work mares, 1 due to foal

mixed groin.

Benson for sellln liss lolnsd the Afr

Terms of Isle. cosh.

Mr. Henderson ores.

HERBERT NELSON ,,_ ,,_ ,,,,,.,,,,,_ Murslilisld. Aurthur"- ITf-fjﬂplll

Inns 1st, 2 calves, about 150 bushes d

of 50 cents per hundredwelghTsevll-I

‘mg at $12.25 for B-1 dressed, $925 for B-l alive fed and watered. Grade “A" drew $1 per hog pre- mlum with discounts on off grades. Saws were $5.75 to $7 live weight.

‘ Grain

CHICAGO. May 5—fAP)—An at.- tempt to extend the sharp grain price advance ran into heavy pro- fit tuking today.

Wheat closed 1-2 lower to 1-4 higher. May 94 1-4. July 92 7-11- 93; corn l-B-S-B higher. May 69 1-4, July 69 3-8; oaks unchanged m 3-8 lower.

WINNIPEG. May 5—(CP)—l"iax futures held the limelight on Win- ni/peg grain exchange today. closing 6 1-2-8 1-4 cents ahead in Lght trading

Wheat futilres rlces remained at slightly

their egged portions of 75 7-8 cents or May and Tl 1-2 for July wheat.

Buenos Alros values were uri- changed.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. May 5—(OP)—P1'0- duca Market prices here today, as reported by the Douiinlon Depart- ment of Agriculture, follow:

Butter: first: grsde creamsry prints, iobbtng price, 31. first grads solids, Jobbing price, 30 1-2; Que no i pasteurized. current recent price 2D 1-7; no 2.28 l-2; no l nhslcssle price 30; no‘ 2. 20 1-4.

Cheese; western white. current receipt price. l4 13-18-15-16; col- ored l5 5-15-1540 white and col- ored wholessle price. g5, which price is applicable to che se manu-

I’! lectured an and after April 1. 1041.

for shipments to the United King-

om.

Bus: graded shipments in used free cases. selling at, A-large 21 1-2 -22; A-medium 20 l-2-21i grade 20-20 1-2; C grade 18-18 1

-2.

Potatoes: Que whites no 1 15's .50 -.60: no 2, 50-5’): NB mountain n’) l 75's 05-110: PEI wli te; no 1 75's .15; PEI mountain no 1 75's .80 ~80; California white 100's no L

- restriction seems so necessary. Most people pay ,

little attention. But these things add up! Others

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have suddenly found they no longer had the‘ FACTS to keep them free . . ‘l

So we repeat, don’t take the freedom of the. presshfor granted!

We publishers, reporters, editors will stick by

a what is our plain duty. But your own future . . . , and ours along with it, is really YOURS to guard! ' Where‘ can you begin? With equally easy, ample things . . . As we’ve said, ask your neigh- Show him these advertisements. Make

bour!

sure Iie’s awake, too . . . Keep tabs on how we

do our job. Above all, d0n’t be lulled into a

voluntary surrender of your children’s future!

NOTE: This ls one of a weekly series of institutional messages sponsored by on Informal Committee of Publishers, and appearing ln Newspapers from coast to coqgij Clubs, patriotic socelies, business ﬁrms or individuals who would like reprints may have ihem by writing to the business oﬁlce of this newspaper

'_i'“__s.ss-4.oo; sos iﬁﬁsfoﬁ‘ Florid p whit, 50's 1.90-2.00. E MG , 5,331,323“ 123° Preston 292 San Ant 210 l Sand River 4 1 Tﬂrlllltﬁ Exchange (Canadian gperritt 7?? ‘ TORONTO. May 5- 535c“: 5,, TORONTO, Msy 5—(OP)—-Losses SM“ m“ Slade" 16 suffered 1n today's Toronto eir- Aw] PM S13v9 Li!“ 9 change session carried the gold Alderman 8 b2 SLEEP RR 190 group back to lite lowest, level since Ans Cd“ 50 ‘ 5m?!" Mk9 _3 last September. ‘Trade volume was Aug Huron 20° 1 Silllivan at} 115.000 shares. Ammeld 4 a“, Sylvﬂnlle 23o Kerr-Addison was offered down Alma, Gold no Teck Hush 300 10 cents and Wright-Hargreaves Beams m7 Texas Corp 100 closed 15 cents down at 5.25. a new Bldgood a Trans Res 25 low fcr the year. Losses of 5 to l0 I 30b1,) 6 Uchi 7 l-Q cents were netted by Lamsque. , Bwulan Upper Can 185 Little Long Lac. Mscbeod-Cock- Brown on B2 Ventures s20 shutt. Pamour, Pickle Crow and ' ca, Ed 7 I Wendigo l6 San Antonio. Uchi recovered siight- Cd M”: no ivestfiank 2 iv. Beattle added a csnls. C n, l‘ a’ 5° Wri rm, us International Nickel slumped a-4 ‘i’! P" 165 m a new low for the year at 2p 3-4 CS” 9°" 16 1'4 UNLIsr-lrn and Noranda and Smelters posted Chem" 125 _ , minor losses. Ventures weakened ggéggggfx’: fig Foothills (I Home Oil and Foothills weakened Cmnmmwcam‘ 2° iiiANKs slightly for broken lots and Calgary whiter: is __.___ and Edmonton closed s, cent down. Dome oil 21 1-2 (Cgnldlun Pregs) East M81 227 51m“ ma‘ Paglia‘ k 255 canada .._ Fe l’ 4 1'2 Commerce —- Montreal Curb all: *2 5311.3.‘ .122... » gold us: m 27 3-4 Montreal - ‘i- 1111 ar (Cs-nsdlsn Press) Hard‘ Rocko 73 , H k ster- cim 53.1.55... ,3 ,_, Mlllsaw Investments Home Oil 150 Abltibi Com - ' ' us... 151-2 pent g; ,_, Limited geomfll L‘ 1g Kerr Add 375 s srno -"-‘- . . ' Imp Oil a i-s g1?" ff, H Under the provisions ol Eggcfeézm l; 1'4 Lsmaquo 4:15 The Companies Act, Canad m“ H“ ' bu, ‘Z Millsaw investments Limite Muﬁs, hereby gives notice that it . Maﬁbeod 160 will make application to ths M Maykgtg At A Mglmc g3 Honourable the Secretary of Mcpoum; 1 4 H, State of Canada, for accept- Glance McIntyre -‘ 4s ance of the surrender of ltd léftlflflgzlapn 32-’; charter and its cancellation ___ Mons“ 44 on and from a date to be “r (By ‘are ‘gonlsdisnl Press) Iggggébklfk 2% l-g fixed by him. ' onto—- 0C Qﬂlld OIBI‘. ' . Mtitnérollrilltlllllu ‘higher; other minimal! 100 Charlottetown, P. E~ I. Apt‘ Ne: ‘gglr-BS-tiiglrstoclliisselzwsiiichans- ggigsna a.‘ ' 28th’ 19M‘ ' rd. _ Pamour 115 R BURLEIGH TAYLOR, l Winnipeg Wheat unchsnged s! Partensn 3 - versed minimums. Psymntlor is i-z Secrstaq