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N. Y. Stock MonirealSiock .___ (Canadian ~ ha!) (Canadian Press) .___... m“. Stocks P,“ Close 3911 '1“ - Brazilian AmRAdlMAI 153-4 BQRWNA Am Tel TCl 1M b: Bu“ Emu“; All} Wilt! 13 3- can Cantu; Anacalga g: g-g can g: p; | M611 - c . Immd Atl Rciin 21 1-4 c" m, v n ° ' Can Pacific 4 7 Advertising Rates Payable in Ad an fi3wlm°w 1m °““ h“ “ ‘ Bendix A 25 3-8 Minimum vim-so M Any Advertisement u Cents. Beth Steel 1o at’ g‘? ‘f: 1 Brim Mm i“ 1-4 Dom Coal rm 1v 1 vwtniwiirmtlilfld_ Mmmell-mumggr wit. Wesicrn and sum-h 10631] 0116s Ohio s1 1-4 Dom 5m, B u l» P" - W‘ cwlna Events so per word- ch aler '19 v-s classified 3c per word- In Meinoriam Notices 7 . ry Dom Textile 64 0t her inch um cl Con 011 e 1 z Floral and s iritual dump’; Cards m. st l... ngmp 11mm o, Co so 1 a-B en s Condolence ‘i c per lndi. eddi en; ement 40 words icr $100 mmon ' Foundation 0o l0 and l0 cents for every additional Ivor s. Notices oi Thanks sin; ' c“ C“ 41 Gen Steel Ware 8 3 a lailon. 10c per inch or 4c per word. use. of Subscrl 110m 0°“ mm“ 33 11m s '1- 4 cents par inch. Address and .. 11mm $1.00. Other ra s on c“ a“ °° ‘l 8-4 How Smith 13 1 application. Corn Products 65 5-8 q“, CurtWrhtA 2414M” 1H YL 18 - Int Nickel 51 Du ont 152 1 4 ma: mm» m» as ' umkesmfixmwmam, m ‘w’ For Sale isce-“ineous 35.,“ gnrecuw 1g l-g WWW,“ “m ‘in t ' r rt - WE QUPPLy BROODER STOVES Gen Foods 4i 7-8 NM; Brew n m s.<.=::::::. %‘.“,‘;;,;;".,i*"c t»- a: s...» as @- == '» . - C " i-zlllthitljtii- ucfntgt. Wlgitc to usuftsrazlxlls $5.‘? gmigearpgire 33 1-2 Bcwer bow T: 1.4 g n restcn Tocinbs, Ken- dsor M t c 25 3'4 Shawinigan 21 1-3

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Wanted WANFTSTEESMAYG- CVXTIETAE- Murllrav Ororu 5211-2 slllnoflflqegnAnd 1031-2 ECG

=;§—~*m.Mw%%%%Hm$h d“WMB M wANTgp-l-‘URIQSHED uousr: "w Good Cvmmmicn pflld New York 1v 1-1 1-5

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”°‘ ’ °"" m 112-: 9W c" "Yb . aby Chicks Paramount 1o 1:2

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ably a c y - ’ 8- e. cat-growing chlckg; ma; will, Cc 40 5-B stock-

ucuiers. BOX 132- make Ytwnev for vou call or phone Pub Ser N J as 1-4

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1 d ' ‘a c“ ?é’ii““t"eii’.in‘€é “fir” " Mm ut- cm» a a t 3"“? Si?" - - . r ver. ‘ ‘ rece et To Let \ N-924-3-18-1i. g 3-8 glm?oall ghare ‘ United Corn 3 m’

m tar-noose: m RILLSBORO. us Se, ,,,.;";R,,”2,}1?,E“.°, $1‘ ohm-u Drug '1 1-s ‘figlgdmm

ifhfililli Just 0811 0i‘ phone your order and United G88 IXilD 12 3-4 N188 Hud ' gallalxizgk rplfltlsgvalgrtacgettlfir writ- g g lsitubbfl 47 3-4 PM‘; Q11

Male Help wanted bcr to a=k usisbaut our fgalgtxlzld U 3 3.11021 231"; ;':_.—'_-| chicks Bur Cockemls add our v - .. ' . ,. dium 2e 1-2

wsuran - caraaus MARRIED Daily S/Dsciul prices. Arthur 11. m"

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wchain in the City. Finder leave MEN! "E35 l5 G009 PAYING sunk‘

M me Impemal Sam“ station work with a large manufacturing

and receive Nwmd concern of 200 daily necessities Afton Oil

~ used in every home. Sure and Afidgrmac

L-12M-3-17-8l. icmale fielp Wanted“

v WANTED IMMEDIATELY EX-

perienced maid for general housework. Apply 105 Sprint! Park Road. L-l205-3-1'l-2i.

Chancery Sale 0F PERSONAL PROPERTY IT HAMPSHIRE, IN QUEENS COUNTY

ISTATI OI‘ FRANK THEMED-I

NOTICE h hereby given that uani. to Order of the Court oi Province oi

filial, and as Adminisiraiix of the Gillie and effects cf Frank Tre- lim in Complainant, and Hayden ‘hcmere, an iniani, is Defendant. No. D. 521, I Will set Illl the! sell by Public Auction on the pramises 0i the late Frank Trernere.

ON SATURDAY ‘I'll FIB-ST DAY OI‘ APRIL, A.

D., 1080

‘T THE HOUR OF 3J5 UCLOCK l’. M.

The following-d. Mllch Cows; g

r cattle (ahnoai l year‘: In. l ears old; l Binder; Ila!

Mower; Ilay Bake; 1 Seeder; 1 Potato l-liiler; 1 Cream Separ- WI’; 1 llarrovva; l

D Blade Plow; l Box Sleléth; 18pm‘-

Wagon; 1 Box Cari,

l Track Thresher and Cleaner and a mun--

b" oi Isa pens. hrms: Cash, and a fair hid III be obtained on all articles. lbluicudthiallihdsyofhiarchl. C. l1’. CLAIR TBAlNOI-v hIasier-in-Chauc 1 ‘Nara. Bell I hlathescn iliwlainsni

PALATIAL BDTTAGE F0ll SALE

"Eh: n “hnrlallilan. l . Wharf

kg mu ms ma» Iieaiins sn- h ins in every room.

hileaisanaseroetiasei apbarslin ioths

t. n: so

m.

»; .1. mammal-war at

Building. der not n

Chairman b1l00-8-l7-8i.

viva Ten

13%?- sq, 144451.! _. -

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quick repeazers.

needed. active,

N0 experience Good pay every day if Whtwi and permanent business

certain if persevering. Investigate Winnipeg market today when

our Plan at once. free: Famllex 00., 570 St, N

ent. Montreal.

LONG RIVER. SCHOOL

bong River Sclwol for the month of Fiebruauy: Grade X—1. Juanita Campbell; 2. Artthur Jchnstone.

Grade VllliI--l. MargueritzePggbn- mun-es;

MELBO handed bowler wok seve for nine runs in a minor match here.

TENDERS

will be nceived at the

ierk an to Thar!-

y MAN]: I8 1M9 ior rc-fllli rooms in the City

Catalogue m1 m; Clem- _gm.

cricket

ecersariiv aoccp F. C. DOU

AN, l , Tender Co miiiee.

general r/lilng.

cago dipped l-2-7-B cent.

. March l6 -(CP)- iuturee prices registered an‘ new lUWs in all positions on the Amtfleld

in cash wheat was Bwwn Oil negligible. Operations in thecoarse Buff Ank

M --Pctato juices irmed five cents on open uee markets here ta- Howey Mfg: day while buttar and eased The lowest Muir nun-owl!’ m. i" l"! “‘ ment of Agriculture reported.

m’ Creamery butter prin to re- tailera ecld for 28 i-4-24 cents a Kerr Add pound and solids for 22 8-4-23 1-2. western butter delivered in Mon real was offered at 22 8-4 for fregh m“ Mk,

Canadian

E Augite optimistic viow of the mgemw European situation and lack of ag- Ba wield 3- greasive export demand brought n

Clcsing quotations were 1 1-8 33PM‘? cents lower, with May at 55 7-8, July 59 5-8 and 00004281‘ 00 3-8

cents. Liverpool dropped 1-2-8-8d. Ohi-

ter; 2. James Brown; 3. B ie Dilml-l-"B- grains pit were featureless. Bunk Hill Grade VII-L Eunice Ca-mpbell: moumnan. March 1e -(c1>) Cal Mm 2- Jean Campbell; Jeanette --Wheat, Northern, e1 e-a. Barley. OaJmcnt BWWTI- Candaian western No. 3 46 3 a. 0d“ Maul-t», GM» W-i- M tt Pewter: Oats. feed, No. 1 as 3-4. Flour, as... PM 1 1115M PBYHW; 3~ Willltfd COH- spring wheat patents, firsts 4.75; gen R-rc 5W5“?- seconds 4.25; bakers 4.05; winter mm“ A. Gmde V-i- Verne Pwnter: 2. wheat patents, choice 2.9a; white chaste, Billie Campbell; 3. Andrew Camp- ccrn 4.80; bran, ton 23.25; shorts mmmmm bell- ton 24.25; middlings, wn 26 25; oonwmm Grade IV—1. Jean MacLcod; I. rolled cats, bag, 80 ds 2.45; can smelt Gerald Johnsinne, S. James Fitz- hay, No. 2, per ton, caxlots l0. Dun“ simmons. m 1 m1 Butter No. 1 solids 23; No. 1 Dome Grade — - ph Fitim- prints 23 1-2. Dam m mime; 2. Lloyd Br . Eggs in cartons: A-i large 32; Du Heme Ill-l. Margaret Campbell; A-large 27; A-mcdium 20; B 26; Dogvm 2. Harold Profitt. C 23. Bu“ c’ t Grade I (aJ-l. Liloyd Pr flint; 2. Potatoes: N. B. _No. 1 80's L15- Eut Mich“, Earith Dunning," . llslworth 1.20; No. 1 mts 50s 75-77; P. 12.1. md o Campbell. No. 1 mts 00s'1.30-1.85. ‘P. E. I. Fmmcown Grade I (b)—~l. Jennie Brown; No. i white 90s 1.25-1.30, Florida mum 2- Muriel Paynier. crated 50s 2 25. F“ 911 Grade I (c)-—1. Ralph Cole: 2. ‘and Ralph Thompson; 3. Gladys Pnflvn- , Fnmunildatlon m. Johnson, teacher. pl OdUCEE prlceS mumm- (Patrict please copy) gag?“ 5m“ mmm“ MONTREAL, m; 1c -<cr) awflflm“ URNE_ (C?) _ A ‘em -.Buttcr and butter future prices Gold fume

f it ht lling pressure on the n wickew piodulg secaaon of the Canadian GNnw“

commodity exchange today and Gnmmm "gelled “".'°"Q‘i; (c2 ) 21 ammu- u er spc : e. score 3-4-22. Hard Racck Cheese a t: Unqucted. _H¢d1!S' Eggs : Unquoted. m!!! 3Q!‘ M0 , arch 1e -<om Home Oil f-lomest

Gill Dominion Depart- Nlrtei

reg mded. Quebec No. 1 t- EDAR pus-rs 123.1”; regrsded 1.. mom. “my...” Jobbing ‘lots sold at 22-22 l-BL m” sum

run SALE

llet-s. We-licve on hand and to cr- Furotstces: N.

dli‘ 1.00 iii-M; franc

hand time ecr- “Alba... FQggg: 5,...“ um, 3 _e. as nan at‘; Canadian at; n ohm s. Owen

We have on

loads oi No. l and 4 it. long, is! traps. lsatyacr.

Thousand Quebec -I Csdcr Posts, 7, 8, 9, and l2 it. ~11 wit; 00's i26- Prices Moderate.

L. M. POOLE l1 CO.

Prices

Ontario white and colored

brcétight ii l-4-1-2 cents a pound. o“ r

aded egg ipenents in

used free eases wemcifered atfll-I-n cents a dosen for A-iame. 21-21 l-2 for A-medium, 20 i-I for A-

B. N0. l 80's 1.15- 1.201 N0. l mid 50's '15-'17; P. E.

; P. l. Florida WNW

No 1 mts 00's 1.80-1.85 1.80;

50's m crates ms. mimics-ii ———i————— llcKensie MCWIMGII UNDATID NONI! aox gm, _ -—- M 10h (By The Canadian Press) M339; m” Closing exchange rates “my, A9 Montreal -Pound 4.70 9-16? mung, a“- gopher‘ A N Y k —l>ound 4.68 8-8: "m canines? ma.» n-sa: irane z.- “W”

suitable icr lobs- u mo,“ t - s . _ lower. than‘ gpmgfi: 1lddu-uso

L M- PQOI-i It ‘IQ-mush raisins

Nbrmeial i 11cm n; c. “°' “l”

GUARDIAN

TAKE A |.°0K—Floar is clear for real comfort for three in front compartment. New Hardy-Control Gearshift is con- vmienily located on the steering column right below the wheel. Standard equip- ment in all lines except the Dodge Six. \ Nothing new to learn!

BARBOUR Ea’

lllildl—dnd learn how the new Dodge independent from: wheel suspension smooths out rough roads——how the new steering mechanism makes for easier and more positive steering than ever before. The new Handy-Control gearshift clears the driver's compartment of floor

DODGE “IX ° DODGE DE lUXE ' DODGE DE LUXE Special ° DODGE CUSTOM

of interior

obstructions. The new “Saf S ecclometcr is s. quick spec warning er dark.

Enjoy thc 1939 Dodge riding sensation of relaxed comfort and the feeling of safety and security that is yours while drivingXour Dodge dealer will welcome the opportunity of having you drive a new 1939 Dodge. Se: him today.

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9 Dodge Crlstom Four-Door Sedan

THE DODGE SIX IS PRICED RIGHT DOWN AMONG THE LOWEST PRICED CARS!

See the 4 Dodge Cars for 1939. There's new beauty both inside and out- side. There's s new luxury a pointmenca. Take a look at the PRICE

AG—-thea Choose! All four lines of 1939 Dod e ms are built to the rigid high scan ards of manufacturing that over 25 years have earned the Dodge reputation for Dependability, Long Life and Low Operating costs.

Signal"

YOU CAN BUY ADODGE

,_,, $92

SIX COUPE

Delivered in Charlottetown

License and any local taxes only extra

—1|—-—

McDONALD

DODGE and DeSOTA DEALERS Charlottetown, P. E. I.

i2) Fitzroy Street

raymaswr 48 Perrcn Gold 185 Pick Crow 535 Pioneer 257 Powell 190 Prunier 216 Preewn 154 Rand; 13 l-2 Raye-lite 39 1-2 8t Anth l3 1-2 Ban Ant - 160 Band River 16 Greep Creek 110 Sherritt 117 Sigma 700 Siscoe 120 Sladen '11 Stadaccna 73 Strum Lake 6 Sturgeon i9 Sud Basin 2A1 Sud Cont l0 Sullivan 93 Byivsnite 340 ‘Deck Hudh 450 Tame Corp 95 Tcburn 190 in 28 Uchi 140 Ventures 5&0 White Am 720 Wcmllsb i3 Wilts 5 Wri 8'75 Ybnlr Y G 7 UNIJSTED Ibcihili 85

Pend Or i6 Patrons of the stock market were

able to get their minds cfi Europe today and stoclu were per- mitted to go their way and the wa was mainly downward. Base m al and western oil stocks rallied, but gold stocks and in- dustrlals closed down. Aggregate turnover was down to 383,000 shares. Bmeltcrs came back to close at M 3-4 for s net gain of 1-8. Nickel reduced its loss to 5-8 and Ncranda. and Hudson ‘Bay finish- ed only 1-4 down. Waite-Amulet finished l5 cents off, Ventures lost l0 and Fslconbrldge gained 20 cents.

Losses of 5 to 10 cents were netted by Coniaurum. Lamaqire, llscassa, McKenzie, Mining Cor- poratlon. O'Brien. Powell Rouyn and Wright-Hargreaves.

Steels s ain led the industrial dec e and recessions were silos la till the rallv reduced them in the last hour. Burlington, off l 1- was the only heavy issue at the e se. The Canadian Car issues and Bteel of Canada closed down lltiust small gains for Dominion Icundaries and Dominion steel. Weshrn Oils opened week and slowly proved to close practical- ly un anued. Home lost 7i cents and Anglo-Canadian gained 5. mum was off l-2 fro broken lot

sales, Banks

sum ca» Olnl& ‘ 160 consume m meanest 212 Nova Bcotla 310 Royal m ‘s: 1-4

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

stock; Close Abitibi Corn 125 Abitibi Pfd 9 Asbestos 99 B A Oil 32 8-4 Beauharnols 4 Baihurst A '1 l-2 Don A 4 5.8 Fraser V T C 14 Ford A 21 3-4 Hir Walter 46 1-4 Home Oil 262 Imp Oil 17 Int Pete 26 8-4 Melchers A 6 i-Z Price Com 14 3-4 Price Pfcl 49 a Currencies

YORK, Marc—h 1e -(AP)

NEW -The Swiss franc took the steep-

est dive ln months in today's for- eign exchange dealings. closing .06 1-2 of a cent. lower at 22.67 1-2 in terms cf the United States dol-

lat.

Other European currencies held their balance ccmparativcly- well. Sterling declined l-4 cent to 4.68 3-8 and the French franc .00 1-4

‘of a cent; m 2.64 1-8. The Nether-

lands guilder was down .02 of a cent at 53.08 d the belga un- changed. Cana ian funds closed at a discount oi 15-32 compared with 1-8 yesterday.

MONTREAL. March i6 -(C'P)— Pcund Sterling advanced 3-16 to 4.70 9-16 on Montreal foreign ex- change today while the United states dollar firmed 3-32 to 1.00 to 100 15-32. French francs were up about 1-8 at 2.66 1-4.

Gare 0i Breeding Turkeys

Turkeys carried through the winter on a. ration of grain alone do not start laying until late in the spring, and the ems produced frequently hatch poorly. To secure good incubation results, breeders use methods and rations similarto those employed for chickens. Grain is fed at the rate of l5 to 2X) lbs- daiiy for 100 hens. During the spring months the amount may be d-ccmased slightly.

A suitable turkey laying mash consists of 200 lbs. ground corn or barley, 200 lbs. shorts or ground 165 lbs. wheat bran or cnrshed oais. 85 his. alfalfa meal. 115 lbs. meat scrap, 85 lbs. milk powder, 14 pints cod liver cii and ‘l lbs. salt. Where liquid, milk is available to replace one-half ofthe water consumed daily the milk powder may be eliminated. This mixture is hopper fed. _

Tmkey-aim granite grit and oyster-shell are kept before the bird's all‘ the time. _ t be

One v orcus young 0m may muted go about twelve ea

hatched pallets or yearling hens.

With older toms the number of

hens is reduced tc about ten. The males’ toenails and spurs are trim-

X11386! to help prevent injury to the ens. ~

In where more than one

male needed toms are alternat-

ed. to keep them fmm fighting. This helps materially b0 increase the fertility. Matings are made from three to four weeks before

eggs are to be saved for hatchmg.

The number of hens l) use for breeding depends on the produc- tion per hen and the nunuber of hatching’ eggs desired. The aver- age turkey hen lays only about 40 eggs during the hatching season. Frown these. under average condi- tions. 15 to 20 poults are hatched

Comi’

ortable nests are provided. These usually consist of boxes two feet square. filled with good litter

tc make them inviting.

Breeders desiring early poults

Stock Prices Close Firmer In Montreal

MONTREAL, March 16 --((71P) %tock market prices showed rallying tendencies as uneasiness over the auropean situation slackened late today. A few issues firmed as much as a point while others managed to reduce early losses to small fractions.

Bell Telephone attracted buyers‘ attention late in the session climb- ed a. point to 175. Other utilities, however, still leaned to the easier

side, with Gatinéau, Montrealrcw-

find the use of artificial lizht DPO- e1- and Shawinigsn closing fract-

fitable because of

the increased ionaily lower. number of hatching eggs obtained

Consolidated Smelters, down

M. very snfall cost. By this method more than a point on the metal turkeys may be coaxed to lay siX section yesterday, rallied to a 3-4

weeks earlier than normal. Egg gain at 36 1-4. production often befzlns after liéhts have been in use for three or four weeks. Where there is no electri- city lanterns may be used to gra-

Nickei, Noranda. and Hciiinger were unchangedto narrowly easier. Barring a 3-4 paint. drop for Canadian Ca: pre- ferred, raii issues generally held on.

dually increase the feeding day to evl/en keel. Dcsco improved l-4 to 1

twelve hours.

Houses need not be elaborate.

in papers, St. Lawrence Corpor-

satisfactory shelters may be built ation, common a;cl preferred Dry- from poles. bush, straw and old den and Bathurs. gave up 1-2 each.

wire fencing to keep the straw Small comfortable showed for steel of Canada at 76

in place. However.

housing aids in petting an enrliel"

onset of e82 prcduction.

LOOK UN-MADE-IYP TN MAKE-UP

Little

girl sulh’ and dress with voluminous skirts. tight bodice

declines in constructions 1-2 and United Six] at 5.

Total sales: 72,500 shares; in- dustrials. 23,000; mines, 50,500;

NEW bonds, H.200.

now suorvr 1s auburn Shorter skirts are’ quoted this

and round, childsih necklines call spring and while some authori-

fcrr a natural, fresh completely “un- This is a sprlnz tc m8 that scrubbcd. shorter," others mention

made-up" lock.

strive for a clean-eyed.

irerh-as-a-daisy appearance. Clean your face and

oftener and use a filmy, light-tex- tured fcundatcin. Choose powder that matches exactly or is one shade darker instead of s shade natural skin .vora»ble comment, and is . lnk- rhave a newer lock

lighter than your tones. Substitute a lighter,

ishlipstick for the deep scar et or basque we are

ties content themselves; with sa - “skirts look a llt e 17, 1B and even 20 inches from the floor

throat las prescribed skirt lengths. These

‘full skirts are wide and very

Iyouthful looking, it is explained.

l, With the short skirt comes the

basque bodice. This is brlnginf fa- sa

than the accustomed to

wine one you've been using. Match- ‘since there is a broken line undel

ing rouge will give your cheeks a