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JULY 21, 1940 ' l

THE CHARLO'l"l'l£'l‘t.lWN GUARDIAN

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STOCK QUOTA UONS

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ExcEange

(Canadian Press)

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strayed This and Female Help‘

fin‘ ‘T31R13 one year 01d. NOW)’ J- F, Andrews. Hunter Riv"- 1-"- Now ls was Tutu; To ug-p A

‘JG l, rotten suous

Z” For Sale

W X?" - _ curse. sums. mo hi“. - .

Borden Fold. H“1Tm31‘fi1?8_1_27_u_ i516, cuemuns sum 0N THE m*"“'“" F‘ S‘ fiflso-"i-zttzi. __._ u; _ CHOICE MJLCH .1. d J1 30th, Stan] llllixl.‘ ‘Ctll-llsvall." ‘v L-774-1-28-__. f‘? ‘Tfusen rams. nonv mwllulilsfhFord Or Chevr et. EBAY (611115. Pass Ho n a‘ Co" ‘cl?§‘fi'.~...f‘li.’~’ll A‘ 5-254-111-111- __..__---—————-i——-e f“ rmsnr or usszn M“ toilets. lavetorles,

s EllfIlIRILEEIQldH grloes. Satisfac- iiollqgglkhrlllgnsnpplles, 84 Craig S . w“ ‘Wmlrea’ ‘lltiglfl-‘I-IS-QO-M.

_V_Vanted

,--c,______ use. {jg " ' L-ze-v-za-ai.

fwlurufo Let F5 LET onomvn upon 1-111-

m ix room apsxfnlcnt with ol- ectrlc range. Phone N6-

Personal

ou CAN ll A IOII Kindergarten with our h . Can- adian Kindergarten tutc, Toronto 10. Ontario. N-Pu. “I"“““"'°§.E hlfJdfii 5.2 r Bar - E“ nrt training. Mm gas-bar I Ccxllgzo Halifax. 14-456.

DEFENCE IOAD ____.

am FRANCISCO. July Ii - (OP) -— America's defence PYOSTam has revived lans for sn Alaska-to- irgentina hghwuy.

‘lherood long has been advocat- sd by western motoring organiza- tions. lt again has been brought to the attention of Congress by Thomas P. Henry of Detroit, pres- ident of the American Automobile gsiwlliltlgll, who points out it Imllg

VB llli .8 Ui‘ moving "DUW In munitions. misttrmlglvwuys form port. of the route. u!’ the long- est routes yet to be developed ore in Canada and Central America.

l-iziivmcr‘ r PRINCE no ARD ssumn

IN THE PROBATE OOUI‘! The 10th day oi’ July, A. D, 1010

1n re Estate of Hammond B. Vcuey late oi Little York ht ’s County in tho said Provinoo, arm- ex. deceased, testaie.

To Lhc Sheriff oi the Coun of flueeifs County or my 0on5 n:

tcrate person within laid ty

GREETING! I

WHEREAS rosdin‘ g . 0a on lilc of bner Vescy l} m. "k flflwlld. Farmer, and Elmer own of the same place, Butcher, the Exccutors of the above named fi‘?.‘f.1.l'?l.‘. ethauixsso‘ " “hTThllil let forth: You 8:6 ere m Itqllircd to cite all persons inter-

lpgeur before the Judge present at a robsto Court to b6 held in the‘

nurtvllousc in r“ ' * in Q0001! s Count)’, in the said Province, °“ Mimi"? the 19th dsy of August M“ “mills. at the hour

63TH“?! the some 5w so any "W! van w the Ac- "Illltis oi the said Estate ould not

h" um Petitioners,

1t a true copy hereof be forthwith "It (‘hurt no

said,

tillilfll Plllmef. Jllti e 0f the said “"01" Court at harlotteto

‘MW! written

Registrar.

Ethics-as.

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° 9"" . Trslnor property.

Anal! The ens-rent: mus-r co. C rlottetown

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$8§5$ l 3| o3¢8888§~'$;@8= T???‘ Au

Government lob as Olerk,Post- nTils-zne.‘ Customs Clvefk. Bteno, em.

inc be _ s In a so $18 Pres Booklet. (l0). Oldest in con Wed do

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Work Wanted

WORK WANTED — RELIABLE woman wilshes prfitigal nursing to e

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8B Great George St. Day Telephone 1376 Night Telephone 344

WANIID-A LARGE FARM. An American client

Montreal Curlj

Good land and buildings. If y will buy adjoining farms. Owners are requested send particulars

(Canadian Press)

(It! Building Lots in all puts of City and Suburbs. Lowest price $125 and up-

Bununcr Houses - Cav- endish, Keppoch, a Grand

Houses-great variety, from 81600. up to $8000. some newly listed for

Yesterdays Local Market Quotations

' connrcrcn sou EVERY wen- nnsnav sun sarunnatrs ISSUE

Out of Town Houses, Prices S0500

Oiiy and Country Stores.

2 Lumber Mills.

General Agency Business at Hunter River.

Beauty Parlor Business at __.__. RETAIL MARKET

FAR-MS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE ISLAND

Ask for our catalogue Rlfilbmb 2" lb-

Beets, 2 bunches

Doves-s! Apartments- some furnished $37. to $15.

City Houses. some new- $40

Comfortable Rooms.

lummor Houses. some furnished, Brighton shore, Cavendish, Keppoch, Langley, Full-view, Stanhopc.

IRE! SERVICE T0 shrchasers and

Strawberries box Gooseberries qt.

New turnips per bunch New potatoes d lbs.

Head lettuce each

Green onions bunch, 2 for Cherries per box cucumbers 2 for

Peas in pod. 4 lbs

Peas, shelled per qt.

$100k forcnoon (Daylight, “Fa-LE:

Celery Red Currants. b0!

be lmswl ltilfi the Esme cloud ,, 111cm will be sold by Swiss Chard, 4 lbs

Drama f0 h, m u“ d tion in front 0d the motion olr R. lat‘.- He l, Eng‘: gout‘: Building A Queen's County, in the Province of “u”! l! is hereby ordered that s Prince Edward Island, on Tuesday “finite! hereof be forthwith ub- the 18th day of August, an, 1940, 1,, . .‘“ “m” "will"? “b lllfli at the hour oi twelve o'clock noon, (hsrlottctown nforesal on“ in

inch neck for at least lonr oonsecu- Q35 1w ..

til‘ “(m5 "m" m‘ “at” new”! “"1 eight in Prince County aforesaid,

Charlottetown in

Produce Prices

rcel of llatd Taltuute in n t enty- g o CM d‘ Cotrrlmodit llosiflli u f || bounded as follows: _ one um t

nsllevlitl/‘clytengmtlvi? Pfglhhfilfifi} ING on the Northeast side of the n _ use l‘, ghmqouewwn Bedeque Road at the Junction cf [‘"$‘>==Id. at or near the Rnygj 134mg said Road with a Road leading at 0 tanads in Charlottetown flnre- right nnglw northeastwardly there-

2223-4. 31.4 (9 score -. Chemo spot: unqwwl

medium 22 1-2-23; B 1-2; c 14 1-2-10.

Li F“? i" front of the Hail in from thence Mme] lurk aforesaid so that sll wardly along the Bedeque Rood for ,,, .,."§"}‘°"‘§'=d In the said Estntrthe distance of two hundred and u..,',.‘,§’,"”"“' my he" due notlwltwmty-seveh feet to land in I “Tlx-‘Ess m. Honour Ham“ sisslort ‘at Joseph Rodgerson thence c a rg along Joseph Rodgersorrs land two llorrsnlfl, the day and you hundred and ninety-five feet thence at right not to the eeaeque Road two ty-seven feet to

Mortgage Sale

. B)‘ the Court. PET

(WI-i MURIEL c. low-rum, htmdxcd and tweh (SEA said road leading northeestwerdly Lfly-Ll from the 0h

_ 05-7-13-20-27-8-3. soui-hwestwardiy along said road “ " " leading northeostwardly from the Bedq ninety-

BE 0

Public Auction in front of tho C0 lionsc in Charlottetown, on Tuesday the 13th day of A at tho hour of Twc ALL THAT TRACT piece and

cel of land situate l on be on aownship number

foll that is to say: theolllgrth by the shore of Hillsbor- ough River, on the cost by

d ont ssouthbylsndlww

Donald and on the w islon line between Kings and Counties contslni and Thirty-Four (

ue Road two hundred five feet to the place of men . “mallow sale is made under and by vlrituc 10f Engmlilxil-lédillflfll; to o power o see co certain Indentttum ofnwligofilsgg-ge n Dorothy P, two and one ha" §§’“$‘5>se°§1”a. 1%., ‘fella, and madl; ‘eat " ' between James A. Chisholm. A1008 l "‘ "id "1 ‘Filming. Stflflil- MncWillissns and Jose lrd Bred and Registered all o ' Countyxund dogma Dswgggv ting rlmnh ape e s , d C irns d A gustus Wed- B“ 453- gelllebothaof Nollllt Trllon and John Charlottetown, P. E. L ‘Arlbert Rnserson of Gambles Com- ‘ shfil of the tint part and ' Prltchard of Msrshfleld in Queens County in Prince Edward Island. risn Clergysnnn, and Eliz- lwharxl his wife. 0f the t. and because of default de in the payment rincipei money and interest

Queca: land

ALFRED PEARDEN, Henry

t and former mistees oi’ Presbyterian‘! Churclt

fi‘n's"s'u' Plies , d Donald H.- M by“ Orw ll: Queens County afore- said, Farmer, of the other

fault having been mad

Farm For Sale illielfdll" I of thep

Ito Acre I-‘srm 10mm, km" u thereby w

d ortpge. iulrtlnr particulars ap N. c-o

the office of H. P. MscPh

v Build , (Ilurlotlstown.

00d lhil 11th til! 0t III! A. D- CIIABLIS McDONALD, LEO M0 N 0

(Executor estate Dolilli I.

Molloualll In-Qrl-U-U-fl-d-l.

se ured. r er particulars apply at i . P.|'.Td"'"“" " “o” ‘bu’ an!‘ thlicllafal-‘soefialteron Block, Chur- low for immediate solo. 15°‘; H my par-no this mh. dsy of July,

A.D., 1940 HJZABETH PRITUHARD Surviving MMKIQ.‘

N. _Y. Stock MontrealStock Exchange

Mach

-Bcli ‘rel Brazilian B O Power A Can Cement

Stocks

Anglo Cdn Aunor Gold Bankfield Bear Exnl Bidgood Broulan Buff An! Cal Edm Calmont Cdn Malrobio Carlboo

Cas Treth Chester Coohenour conisrum cons smelt Davies Dome Otl East Malrobio Falcon Pkancocur Gods Lakl Gold Eagle Gold Gate Hallnor Harker High Bar Home Oil rlomestead Howey Hud Boy Min Nickel Jecola Kerr Add Kirk Lake Lake shore Lamaque Lepa Cad Leitch Little L I» Macassa. MavcLeod Madsen Malartic Maralgo McKenzie Min Corp Moneta Morrlsb Kirk

Paymaster Perron Gold Pick Crow Pioneer Powell Preston

Dalhouste Kirk Tbwn Pend Ore

Stocks Canada Commerce Montreal Nova scotis Royal Bk

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto-Mining snd 'ltoclil higher;

study. Montreal-Utilities unchanged; pa- pers and other tndustrlsls

h Hg Yorku-Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged

pegged ces. New York-Cotton, rubber, sugar and coffee lower.

GRAIN

_ July M-(GFU-An-

TIMELY NOTES ON TOPICS . BANISH EARMITES = Wills CONNECTED WITH , , o P E x

S: , . * t

llver Fox Farming . ature cl the Seattle, Wam- lnglon, Fur Exchange Sale 18th. Blue fox declined 5%. Prices for Muskrats, mink, red fox, white fox, beaver, marten, otter and cross fox we're about on n par with the previous month. There silver fox offered and 92% was said. 35'1"!‘ quality full silvers brought $65. to 3'10. Good color halfs, three- quauters and fulls brought Q9. to

$37. Weak or slightly off color $02 $24. Quarter slivers $19, elghths

siomnce of a port time helper could i (Canadian Puss)

often prepared feed for as many t as 2,70) foxw, but at present are m» lwnrlng lnluml. Many m:

reduced to some 1.543. we are con- ltrs-rllvri on. u.» can. in n {mm}, ma; with urge buying pow- ‘ sltlliatl: solution tu prcn-nt chew. or and proper method of propara- 1 " , ‘ . _ . . __ 0°11 M fwdms. wee/t sevmsei Tflfhfl ..'.‘....'L ‘..‘.'."."‘.'...l,'°‘.'.‘.'.i.'..... could be effected. , tom. mo»: from your nrux.

6,100 nti-nk were offered ccsnatst- ing almost entirely of wild-caught P‘? skins. They were 82% sold. Ordin- ary ranch mink brought $8. to 010. B€-»l. selected Alaskans end interior British Oolumblzms Upped Yukons $10. to $18

There were 1.640 blue fox peltrles offered and only 18%

meg; and lngfgnggd 911C435 179mg (‘VANAIHAN ((l_-tll'l'lll \'I"I_V_B Pa“ f" W“ 1*"- Wwhe“ W“ “..".‘T" .‘.'.!.‘"‘§.T:.'i;‘....‘.:"‘25.5.51... have been in the habit of ftedlng ""‘ "‘ ,‘__.,,,,,,,:,,,,,., ,,,,,_

grain exchange today left

fut/um rioes at their government

evels of 71 8-8 cents a

wheat, ‘l3 5-8 for

5-8 for December.

Omly s. few trades wen reported in Qitcber wheat.

CHICAGO, July z6-—(AP)—Com prices axllvanoed as much as 1 1-8 cents and wheat 5-8 cent. at one stage wdary but these gains were reduced before the close.

Corn closed unchanged to higher, Sap 61 l-4—-3-8, Dec 50 1-2 ; =n unchanged to I-B lower, Sept 74 1-8-1-4, Dec 75 1-4 -3-8; Oats 1-4 higher.

FINANCE

Ire-sh meat ore having diffcul-ly _ in goofing supplies. This season we ‘ r ' "W have fed less fresh meat than any “niflgflng of foxes. T1115 gadget Wm‘ W 09-" Nmembfi‘. bu‘ have l makes ll. clam that it is not neces- llml empefif-‘nfed B"? bad Teiulls a5 ‘, sazy to hang costly water dzshcs on 1x04 from the change to more cold ' “ales whore the foxes can paw lstoragc meat. Our principal reason me wipe Quy M13 Hancock's wanes 101" buying the flesh 1116M 1S B0 He‘ ' dish is an ordinary round shallow bone to grind in with “he feed. (1.511 that can be removed, emptied. However, most fox feeds contain a ‘$8531.34 and gecurqky replaced with certain amount 01' 190116 meal which . fresh water in live. seconds. Of the llglbfilllty ‘$512.? 051W to a COnfldPX“ various iced flllxilllflg which Lowell

'i"_' _ 4B 0 9 8i! 680111111 IEQUUWHEIWS outlined, wizh rtmarlcs on the re- 390 91°55 1°?‘ P5195 “'9Y§o§% 801.0. fund then agam a lot of ranchers l 5.111s org here pzc cm two that he

i! WIOT-Jced fish which has a Very 111811 says he found satisfactory;

b h 16. . . . nhgggflhdfllwoswtlsgé wMlflfl moved ‘wlcwm Wmenlfilie. Feed combinations used on grow-

77'" nos-s

3S883S5c8§i3

$55. Early and rub- bed pelts e10. to $15. Northwestern ranched pelts ones and twos $16.‘

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MINING

(Csnsdisn Press) ‘DORONIO, July 2

“i They The undo“ nwmet‘ do“ n” up‘ I breeding extensively 1n England. pear to be a very favorable spot ‘ no; as pew’ howeve,’ but

for future sales o! silver fox, at,“ “mm,” me mm Supp“,

least not for domestic use as the British government niaccd a. tax of 34 t-zw. on furs. issued by the Pfard 0d Trade for the importation ri furs from dollar countries such 11'" United States and (hnadop ds are required for re-

lbulletins on rabbits have been issued and they include lull lpartlculars on the marketing of §

x \ By Frederick Gardner

Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, July ZIF-LAPJ-Se- ‘ ’

looted stocks enjoyed a pint-sized

yin today's market as Wall

Street EXhlDlIGd o little more D

a VII-III

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ma:

hand,“ intended M J11 made to study the habits 0d’ n‘.

it of a general - cme to con inue lion of Britieh dollar resources for: rrmamenvt purchases. any, on cimsign- mom; to London fur houses we are

' 1n a position to state. n-bly they will not be interfered ‘filth is l1 8Teat deal of that class goods is rte-exported to the Ema- ‘ European mnrkettfi will . nitely out, however. will curtail sales very ntoterially.

a DOI@

less nervousness over the Etiropeaxi

W31‘.

Most isvues in the Canadian sec- l inactive with a stocks showing gains. Internation- a1 Nickel advanced one point and

, Intiperial O11 and Lake Shore ~.. fractions. In the bond market C871- mde. h gained 3-4 point. ,

Volume of 272.810 shares was the . largest of the week.

The Associated Press average of 60 issues held a net advance of .1 of s point at 41.4. market stalemate was gomposite s. month

Retaining portions of their mom- ing upturn were Bethlehem, Chrys- ler, Genera] Motors, Douglas Air- craft. United Aircraft, c, Texas Corp, Great North- 1 em, Western Union, Intemationall Nickel, Prlfsed Steel

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sEsu§§en§§s s5 H

c; Michigan will offer amtpmximetew , 1.1.600 silver fcx pelts at auction in . give as nuuoh milk as one cow. In New York sepwmoer 19th and Sudtwland Boat/s milk ls used 30th. They will be mainly full sil- , vrrs and of the grades most, mi demand. The Niemans are cousins]

sesuusisfinssufiisrs

Evank Ha-mm, Mt, Hezbert, whose

have been the comment in this column at various

hunch activities Underwater we're Du Pom, West- Steel, Anaconda. N. ikCentral, Loft and Eastmarvunique

MONTREAL. July 26—(CP)- Ileoxiers closed on the iilpslde today as the stock market met moderate buying that sent many issues up.the animal, but fractions to a point or more.

St. Lawrence Paper soured a gain of l 1-2 points while sizealble fraicttiontal ‘advances

whicih has been so well reported by

months ago when one of his white face sum 10st his tongue, mom, off by another fox through th wire. The ddtflfiioult

2§

ens, and st. Lawrence corpora-non issues, common and preferred,

Officers of the

silver fox furs 1n Detroit. Michigan, the night of July 6th. 'I'l1e 1:15pm.. tors follcwved a cruiser Launch over from the Canadian side and board- ed the bout when it docked at De-

Minlng stock swapped forward to silage a considerable rally in final hour today on the Toronto‘ market. Volume was 126,000 shares. i but a mlrd man waiting on m; Prices bulged on the risc and all. ' groups closed well u/p for the day‘ excerpt the western oils.

Gold shares had an index gain of 1.40, In flhe base metals, steep

East Molar-tic recorded an vance o! 20 cents other golds, including San Antonio. Tefl Hughes, Buffalo-Ankerite and Wright-Hargreaves, finned l0 to 20 cents. Hallnor added 50 cents and gains of 8 to 7 cents weiie netted by Mal-attic Gold Fields, Preston. Macassa. Kerr-Addison.

Lake, MacLend-Ccolvhuli, and Pickle Crow. lake Shore firm-

pol t Norah-do closed 3-4 usp and Nickel

large burlap bags containing sev- l oral hundred silver fox pelts. The two men 1n the boo/t were arrested

p181‘ with a car to receive the pelts ‘Jot away; scat free.

13311111’ J. IsBDUB is chairman an organization committee that is P10110108 H large co-ovperatlve fox and fur ranch on the north shore of Lake Swperlor, The tract of land consists of 640 acres and is only ttveniy minutes by auto from the city of Duluth. It will be divided, into suitable‘ lots for modem sized ranches and fur farmers who wish w Olierote on a le-rgcr scale mnty acquire additional savings are expected to be affecte- 041 lhmllkh the building and oper- ation of co-operative and food preparation plant, also as the result. of buying nnhnal foods 1n quantity. The simulation is exiceil- ent for the productzon of colour fur, and providing mere is inc-t too much overhead should be a paying proposition.

The industrial share index od- téanced .43 for the day.

gains of about a point came through for Burlingtcn SiecL. Canada ste-amships pf

Wire A, Canadian Celnncsc Dominion Foundries and Massey- Harris pfd. Ford A tighten-ed up 1-2 and CPR...

. Banks

(Csnsdlsn Press)

‘The writer has oftcn contended that Sununerside town, and in fact any large centre of fox farming, oookshutn Plow, oonauisn Cur and Home vo-oneretlve food preparing finned i plant where ClIORwl food could be

.mlxcd to take care Calgary and Edmonwn barked 111);l)8l.\\‘L‘0l’i 3,000 and 5.030 foxes. This firmed 2 Zwflld be sent in buckets by truck- tc [to the various meanber ranches ' ___ mpvldiing they are not at too great

By J. R. Williams

should have a.

6 cents and Home Oil guts, Dalhousie gained c cont

_ou'r 01m WAY

elrlnlle-l cur-ll). rln-nply nntl of~ it-othely. 0 n l Ippllvllllllll is usually suf- ficient. SOPICX Inn nn fliuul f o r Iroommg the rout of any

l

u tizsvtancc. Ono mnn Willi lite as-

Rrepare all the feed and distribute

In our own ranch we have quit/e

---— ! ||llI‘ll\\'lll’l', lrrll liltti set-d more. Owing to the demand for bologna t" \""~'

i mg pups from June 10th, 1930 are going in for rabbit-

Mixturc No. 2

Five thousand copies 0.! vaz-zcu;

rabbit men¢ and pelts, p Mame-n are on the road to ex-l {motion and intense eiforts are be- 3

Amount Per Pup July 1st. Amount PI Pup Aug. 1st.

8 E l;

Aug 1st.

tans little animal in order to en- 24.40 00m