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i turn mail. Samples daily except Sunda . Bcx lllggd gllIAIrSIO Nctgtwear Company. C." Guardian. L-61 -10-21-3i. t _T ron . I 9”‘ 58 o N-io-zz-Aw. To Let __________ ciiitisflhls CARD SALESPEO" T0 LET-NEW 11-111 EN s ple- B"! 9mm‘ “°“" Se“ ‘he mm Prince st. L-ag-IO-{é-gl.

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T0 LET UNFURNISIIED FRONT P001". 0n first flow‘. Apply Guard- ian. L671-10-22-3i

i dl tist , vaI- ‘ oeslalyljrééuglwlf“ 2 “Tours low T0 LET - rrmmsnap FRONT “elves. Four attractive lines also tapartmenli. two liarae 1“°“““““ 25 M ‘I'm .1153?’ m,‘ Apff-gsglld-rzfill:

,, Also many firrlimhqnxcd assortments. all bill

mom nmkera Canaan mvoum, T0 LET - FURNISHED HEATED

- or unheated house.

"21" ("W1 v-Smmlmm L‘ Q5139“ "33; Central. Mlllichmorfdsgtllggllw- prcdillrd- Sells m‘ $" ' y; L-645-10-22—3i 11101115“ Mo"; b1- ggeg“, 3,: w. __L__L " Christin" s“? “°“’- 5 ' T0 LET - a R00 W? these m“ scum! “Hes Bath, Furnace. ll2mlfgilCgiggiFe€l bltlllc 107K959 comnllny o 5 t . L_68g_10_24_3l in Cnnnrlil- Bmllfihes fr“? “mg ZMLWWL. ' to coast. Get easer ordalsit f‘; T0 LET-FOUR ROOM APART- élXllPlgilillfglellccbfgglizr-l’"Agenfienlgo merit. unfurnished. nlso izarziize. cc - - ‘ . .,, _ . _ _ “Tam, h, Smam, m...“ hulk“, l77.Kent St, L c2510 21 a1. co‘ nus-smut glllfilcldlyma sggsai, --i‘ii__ _i___. Premier Al‘ . ' F 1. emale Hel Wanted Bus" Montrlirions-n-zn to Oct. 31.l _~_ _-. . p -—————-——'—'~ WANTED - WOMAN OVER 25 LOST l _ for important position with larne .. .__.___-_ manufacturing concern. Apply “TIL NEAR L-557-I0-20-3l.

LOST-ON ocr. Albnulv Station, 101 dollars. Re-

-. z-i (S d.) Mrs. Samuel lglaims, g L-624-l0-21-2i.' Found ,__ ___

FOFND-JOILI) V EIGHT I-Illll can. fiwucr may have some by czillluv a: Guardian nnd paying for nd. 11-659-10-22-31.

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N-2G6-10-24-31-11-7-l4.

rnillrlmsilimzli-Vrnv-i-rsi? QUALITY nuirk from. prize winning par-

ents, f-‘crzusoifs Mink Ranch, i. Ekh l Phone F011 k .15 -— TOULDUSE GEEFE

Aim u Bcwvcll, L-6Ll8r10-22-3i. Al’ . .. AT F. S. REEVES. Southport. All grades. L-543-l0-l9-12i. FOR SAIE — WHITE LEGIIORN. , birds fioml .1‘. . res, or R.O.P. dams and. both. Special prices Mrs, J, F, EastOil. NPW l. .

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L-639-10-22-3i.

Are You the Man? RELIABLE MAN. BETWEEN 25 and 50 years, with car, needed im- msdiatcly to hand out Free Salve and Medicines in nearby rurnl route nnd supply ertablshqd de- mand for Everyday NCCSSIIIGS in- cluding Spices, Extracts. Bnk ng Powder, Soups, Medicines. Min- eralizcd Stock and Poultry Ton- ics. Form experience helpful. Sell- inxz expericnce not nccrsrnry. Be- ginner must be satisfied with $30.00 weekly at start Credit fur- nished. Wrlte immediately. The J R. Watkins Contpalnx. Mon- treal, ue. Dept. Z-C- . Q ' N-352-10-5-l0-17-24.

351i“ ti t*r'.1i iii.aIr'.“ ' 0n Air Port

SEALED TENDERS will he Itceivrd b the Clty Clcrk of the Cllv of C arlottetown up to noon of November 3rd, ma, for the nur- llllse from the City of the following ltructuri-s now standing on lands on the llracklcy Point Road acquired by the (‘ity from F. T. Mcllae, part of airport site, viz.

ill llwclllng house l?! Main barn with addition i3! llen house l4! Fox shed, about B4‘ (51 8 I-‘ox pens, 5‘ x 15'. Tenders shall give offers for each llem separately, and each offcr ahnll for acceptance within ten days lllrr November 3rd. The highest or "W lrnder not necessarily accepl-Bll- With each item will be Included lllih fixtures, lf any. as are found Wllhln or on the structure or its l0llndation_ Each purchaser may take secu- n on or after November 20 . I938. 0n complete cash payment and must remove structure purchased lore December 31st, I938.

Charlottetown, Oct. 19th 1933. GEO. r. NicnoLsoN.

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Keep Minardo 1n the home. Goes T0 CHESTERFIELD

KWIESTTIILFIEID, llmgland — M. 1911i’. Glenavon goalkee r who Paved for the Irish reolsenii Lea- Iue laainst the Scottish e all?!" this season. has s ed th

“Sflléld of the Englie League.

lllartment To Let

GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT in the Cavendish. Heated and faniished. Six rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Recently climaxed and beautiful- ly decorated This is one 9f THE City apart- merits.

ll. K. S. HEMMING

38 Great George St. Charlottetown

____» __________________i7______iil Mortgage Sale There will be sold by Pullllv

Auction in front of the Court

House ln Sourls ln King's Count?

In Prince Edward island on Satur-

day the fifth day of November

D. I938 at the hour of tvl/clve 0-

clock noon ALL THAT TRACT

piece or parcel of land situate iylnl and being at New Zcalnnd on Lot or lOWIlShlP Number Forty-lo!"

In King's County in Prince Ed-

ward Island bounded and described

as follows that is t0 Nlyi- Billmd‘ ed on the North by land of Ed- ward E. Manning; on the East by the New Zealand Road; on thfl South by laind of Alphonsus Mc- lnnls fonnerly land of Janus Frank McDonald and on the West by Iv"! of the late Gertrude Mclaaac and

containing SEVENTY-‘FIVE “T”

of land a llttlc more or less.

The abov. sale is made under and by virtue of and pursuant to a power of sale contained in andln- denture of Mortiflle lmlflnl 5 ¢ the twenty-fifth day nf Novemlifl‘ A. D. I931 and made between Ed- ward Vlllard of New Zealanfl l" King's County ln Prince Eilwvfil Island, Farmer, and Catherine a lard his wife. of the one Ill": "l The J J Hughes Comaawn Llm- lted a body wrnornte I l" Head Office at Souril In llll’! county aforesaid, of the other P!" and ‘ of default havln! been made In the payment of the

rlnclpal and interest secured there-

tl l n lv W Arthur r. Mitts-Ilia? lend!"- Sourls. l

P. E. . Dated this Twenty-ninth a»! v! September, A. I). 1938.

THE J. J. HUGHES COMPANY LIMITED. fl u

Mo g ee 1r-9-10-3-10 17-24

yiior further

Standard Bred mares and colts. Registered.

Margaret Aubrey- b)’ C89‘ taln Aubrey. Bred to Calu- met Budlong, 2.02%. Real Great, by Captain Aubrey- Bred to Abbe Worthy- 2-95- Doctor Budlong, Alma Buil- long, Ada Worthy, b)’ Ab“ Worthy, dam Margaret Au- brey, broken and entered in the P.E.l. Futurity, 1929-

Also two Poneyi-

FRANK McKAY.

East Royalty

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STOCK QUOTA TIONS i

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Irene)

Mining

(Canadian Press) ‘PORDNIYJ, Oct. 23- Stocks

Stockl on Am For Pr 20% Am Radiator 18% Am Tel Tel 148% Am Water 14% Anaconda 40V. hlson 39% Ati Rcfln 23% Auburn - Balt Ohio 8% Baldwin Loco 13% Bendix Av 24% Beth Steel 67-4. Ches Ohio 36% Chrysler 34% Commonwealth S 2 Con Can 45% Con Edison 31% Con Gas Co 9 Corn Products 69 Curtiss Wright 26% Dupont 144) Elec Auto Lite 34 Elec Pr Lite 12% Gen Elec 46y. Gen Foods 391/, Gen Motors 57v. Goodrich 261/, Goodyear Tire 331i Gt Nor Pfd 341/, Hudson Mot Car 911 Int Harvester 63% Int Tel Tel 10 lit ‘ Kennecott 4935 Mont Ward 53s.; Murray Corp 10 N Y Central 20-71’. Nail Cash Re! 271i Nor Am Co 233i. Nor Pacific 13% Pack Motor 51/. Paramount 125;. Penn R R 21% Phil Morris 138% Phil Pct C0 395s Pure Oil Co 11-1. Radio C011) 31k Radio Keith Or 3% Sears Roe C0 73 ' South Pacific 20% Std ou N .1 as»; ' Siude Corp 9 ’I‘exas Corp 43% United Airlines 11 United Corp 4 United Drug m United Gas Imp us; U S Rubber 53?". U S St Co 655-’. U S Ind A1 261i Vanadium 247i- Warner Bios‘ 7'1 West Union 28% West Air Brake 25b.- Wcsit Elec 121 Woolworth 50% Montreal Stock Exchange Canadian Prose) Stocks Close Bell Tel 1655i Biazilian ' 11?.- Bruck Silk 31a B C I-‘ow A 29'».- Bldg Products 55% Can Cement 911 Can Car P 29%: C1111 Incl A1 A 31.» Can Pacific 6'51 Celii niese I3 1;. Cockshutt Plow 97.. Cons Smelt 66h Dist Seag 21% Dom Bridge 34 Dom Steel B 12% Dom Textile 65 Foundation 13 ‘i Gen Steel Ware 90 Gypsum 7th Ham Bridge 7% How Smith 5V: Imp Tob 151/4 Int Nickel 57% Int Pow Pfd 80 Lake of Woods 18% Masey Harris 81s McColl Front i0 Mtl Pc-virer 30 Nat Brew 41 Nat Steel Car 81% Noranda 78 Pwoer Corp l4 Sou Can Pow - Shawinigan 20% St Law Pfcl B0 St Low Com -— Steel of Can ‘I6 Steel of Can P 69 Win Elec A —— Win Elec B 2 New Y ork Curb (Canadian Prelll MONTREAL. t. k-Selected

mining quotations on Montreal

Acme Oil - Afton Oil 4% Aldermac 62 Amm 151/: Ang Canadian 120 Ang Huron 340 Arntfleld 14 te 37 3589mm 15% Bankfield 39 Base Metal 35 Bear Ex 34% Beattie 126 Bldgood 2B Bis Miss as B01110 201s Bralorne 950 Broulan 56 British Dom 8 Brown Oil 30 Cal Edmonton 251 Calmont 37 Canadian Mal 85 Cas Treth 111 Cent Pat 245 Cen Porn 8 Chem Res '15 Chester 127 ‘ Chromium 63 Coniarum 136 'Con Smelt- 66 Davies 30 Denison 19% Dcme Oil 32% Dorval 10 East Malrobic 220 Eldorado 212 Falcon 825 Faulken 19% Fed Kirk 9 Fernland 18 Fire Pete 11!’: Foundatcln 13% Francoeur 23 Gillies Lake 1316 Gods Lake 40 Granada 10% Gunnar Gold 74 Hard Rock 203 Hacker l0 Holllnger 15 Home Oil 116 . Homestead 23% Howey 32% Hud Bay Min 335i Nickel 57% Jack Waite 40 Jacola 14 Jellicoe 24 Kerr Add 190 Kerr Lake 45 Kirk Hud 60 Kirk Lake 134 Itaguna 16%’; Lake Shore 50% 1.11m Cont. 2% Laps Cad. ' 35 Lava Cap 90 Lrzbei Oro 13 Leltch 77 Little L L 280 Macassa 506 MacLeod 345 Madsen 50 Malartic 41 McIn-tyre 50 McKenzie 136 ‘McVittie 12 McWatters 88 Min Corp 240 Moneta 134 Naybob 45 ewgold 17 Nipissing 175 Noranda 78 Nomietal 85 Nor Can 44 OBrlen 805 Okalta 124 Omega 86 Oro Plats. 40 Pacalta 5% Pamour 460 Pandora 23 Paitenan 7% Payimaster 58 Payore 11 Perron Gold. 135 Pick Crow 600 Pioneer 2'10 Powell 238 Prairie 22 Preston 137 Read Au 365 Reno Gold 37 Ruyalitr , 43 S/t Anth 15% San Ant. 120 Sand River 20 Shawkey 4% Sherritt 164 Slscoe 165 Sladen 6'1 Slave Lake 7% yhill 47 Straw Lake 12 Sud Cont 10% Sullivan 99 Spyhill - Sylvanitc 315 Teck Hugh 470 Tobum 215 Texas Corp 128 Towagmac 48 Uchi 155 Unit Oil 10% Ventures 570 Waite Amu 765 Wendigo 1315 White Water 6 Wiltsey C 814 Wood Cad l9 Wri Hal-g 775 UNLISTED =1 w? Brett Tr T 2 Coaat Copper 300 Dal Oil 39 Malrobic I Mandy 20 Pawnee K 1% Pend Or 230 Tlemisk 8% WINNIPBO. Oct. 29-40?) — Winnipeg wheat futures closed

583-8 cerlturllower Satturm clue sappo n g nuppor n- different action of outside kete. At the final bell Oct rested at 61 1-2. Nov. 61 1-6 Dec 6O 1-2- 6-8 and May 63 7-8-64 cents.

Favorable intermnrket spread- ing gave Winnipeg wheat a firm undertone in the initial hour but seaboard buying and ex rt in- terest were slow. Offe rigs sp- penred alight heavier than in previous sese one to cause late easlness.

Cash wheat dealings were quiet and spreads unchanged at the close. Coarse grains drifted frac- tégnaltlv lower in sympathy. with

ea .

.____i..__ NEW YORK. Oct. 22—(APl - Forelgn exchange: Great Britain 4.76 7-8; 4.75 3-4; 4.78 7-3: 80- bilis 4.75: Canada 99 1-16:

Curb Market:-

Stock; Close Am Cyan B 27 Am Gas Elec 33% Am Super Power 1% Can Marconi 1% Cities Service 9 Creole Pet 20% El Bond shire 13% Gulif 011 Corp 10 Humble Oil 63% Lockheed Air 19% Nlag Hud 9% Pant Oil 4% Lone 80m Gas —

(Canadian Prue)

5 Clone Abltlbl Com 395 Ahitrlbl Pfd 51 Asbestos 1W B A 01.1 21% Beauharnoic 3% Bat-burst A 8% Dom Tar 7% Don A “zit Prue:-

Fraser V '1‘ 0 I) Ilbrd A 339i Imp Oil 17% Int Pete 2'1 Price Com 31% Price Pfd 60

..i._.. t, (CanulM PIS)

Stock: Clone Canada. — Montreal _ .- iuml B! -. no Ion Infill

d: ‘gelgium 16.91: France 2.66 3-8; "“"'"\v 40-00; li-lly 6.26 1-6.

The Central Guardian

This column to reserved for new: ol local Interest but advertising of a newly nature may he inserted at 4 cents a word strictly pay- able in advance

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CRASWELL for rnowgrapm.

CONFEDERAT-UA LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-6789-7-2l-3l2

KING'S COUNTY RESIDENTS ATTENTION-The Auction Sale of Ilhnn Machinery and Equip- ment. and Household Furni- ture, scheduled for Tluusdfly of this week on the Droperty of estate of the late A. Stewart. Mor- son, Morsonls Mills. Upton, King's County, will comimenoe at i1 o'clock in the forenoon instead of l/t 12.15 o'clock noon as previously advertised. 'l‘hl.s change has been deemed necessary to permit ade-

quate time for the sale of the lame number of articles to be offered. L-703.

ooivrnruNi-riTcoNcan-r. —-Paul Althous Tenor Metropolitan Opera

Co, in Recital Monda 24th Oct. 8.15 P. M, nce ales College Hall. L-694-10-24-1i.

NOW FOR A REAL BREAKFAS’! with Robin Hood Porridge Oats China, Silverware or ain.

CANON MALONE speaks over C. F. C. Y, tonight an. 8.15 on behalf 0f Charlotte own Bible Society.

L-69Ii-l0-24-li.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- NCE. ' 17-3789-7-21-312

RED CROSS Crippled Children's Clinics conducted by Dr. Acker. Town Hall, Summerside, T'_ll€SCli1_\', November 1st and Red Cross Office. Charlottetown, Friday, November

Lh. L-640-10-24-26-28-29-31.

SEE DR. CARSON for Chiro- practic and osteopathic treat- ment. foot adjusting.

11-617-10-21-31.

GIRL GUIDE ANNUAL MEET- ING, Government House, Wednes- day October 26th at 3.00 P. M. All mothers of Rangers. Guides, Brown- ies and o.hers interested cordially invited. L-647-l0-22-4i.

KING'S COUNTY RESIDENTS ATTENTION—'I‘he Auction Sale of Fann Machinery and Equip- ment and Household Furni- ture, scheduled for Thursday of this week on the property of the estate of the late A. Stewart Mor- son. Moi-son's Mills. Upton. K1083 County, will commence at i1 o'clock in the forenoon instead of at 12.15 o'clock noon as previously advertised. This chance has been deemed necessary to permit ade- quate time for the sale of the large number of articles to be offered. L "I03.

CANADIAN MARITIME AS- SOCIATION-Assured. as in for- mer years. of the patronage of the detachment of Royal Canadian Mounted Police that will be in the city, participating in the famous new Horse Show at. the time, the first dance of the season oi’ the Canadian Marltlmers will be held in the Hotel Capitol, Eighth Aven- ue and Hrty-first StrI-et, New York, on Saturday evening. Nov- ember 5th. Canadians and British- ers living a wide area around New York attend these dances, and with the added incentive of the presence of the colorful Mounties it is expected that the coming af- fair will be the greatest. yet held.

PRESENT PLAY —At the final session of the Nineteenth Con- vention of the Maritime Religious Education Council on Thursday evening in the United Church Sackville, n religious drama en- titled. "Symphony in illusion." was presented by students of the Mount Allison School for Girls under the direction of Miss Evangeline Lewis. The following took port in the roduction; Mary Clarke, Woodstoc. N. 3.: Jac- quelyn Fowler. Halifax; Marearct Purdy. Amherst; Gwendolyn Warr, Saclrville: Lois Fahs, Ssickville; Ray Gullison. Yarmouth; and Marianne Rogers. Charlottetown, P. E. 1'. The play received high praise from the three hundred peo- ple present and may be repeated at a later date.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, Oct. 23 -—(CP)-— In quiet trading, prices for butter, cheese and eggs closed generally steady on Canadian commodity change Saturday.

Butter spot —Unquoted.

Cheese spot —U1iquoted.

Eggs sput-"c" ‘ ~‘-‘~' ‘\- large 41a; A-medium 38a; A-pul- lets 30a; B-large 26a; C 21a.

SEPARATE PRODLCE

MONTREAL, Oct. 23— (CP) — Prices for eggs. butter and cheese generally were steady to firmer on Montreal open produce markets last week. according to reports from the Dominion Department of Agriculture

Creamery butter prints to retail

dealers sold for 24-25 cents a pound and oreamery solids for 23 1-2 24 1-2. Western but‘er de- livered in Montreal was offered at 23 1-4. Que. No. l Pnsteurlzed in~wholesale Jobbing lots was 23 3-3. Cheese sold at 14-14 1-8 cents a pound for Ont white. 14 1-8-1-4 for colored 13 5-8 for Que white and i3 3-4 for colored.

Graded egg shipments in used free cases were offered at 42 cents a dozen for A-largc. 40 for A- medium. 30 1-2-31 for A-pullets. 2647C for B-large and 20 1-2-21 o

l‘ . Potatoes: Que. No. 1 80's 75-80: gang} 80's 60-70; N. B. No. 1 80's

Currencies

MONTREAL. Oct. 22 (CID- The pound sterling declined 5-8 cents to $4.80 1-4 on foreign ex- changes here Saturday while (he French Franc held about even at 2.68 23-32 cents. The United States dollar was unchanged at 15-16 per cent premium.

NEW YORK. 23 (APl— A week-long rally in the Pound Sterling nnd I-rench Frnnc spin.- tercd out in today's quiet Foreign exchange dealings.

Most other leading Foreign monies turned moderately lowcr in terms of the United states del- lar. Sterling lost 9-16 cent to

close at 4.75 7-8 nnd the French Franc .00 1-4 cent to 2.66 3-8. ‘The Canqdlen dollar remained

unchanged at a discount of 15-16 dlr 59.44 cents: Canadian dlr b8.-

oentu and the Beige. at 16.01.

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To these Canadian homes, Life Insurance guarantees price-

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Auction Sale

OF VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PRO- PERTY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT; HOUSEHOLD FLIRNIO-

TURE, FURNISHINGS, ETC. , UPTON, KING'S COUNTY, OCT. 27th 1

The Estate of the Late Alexander Stewart - Morson offers for sale by public auction on the premises of the late Mr. Morson at Lpton, Kings County, Prince Edward Island. o" Thursday the 27th of October next, the follow- ing:

(1) Farm and Mill Property, known us Mor- son’s Mills, of 181 acres including about nil acres of cleared lcvcl land. saw mill and card- ing mill; large dwelling house in a pcrfcfl Slflle of repair, barn. granary, ivoodshcd and ivihcl‘ buildings all in first class repair.

(2) Large quantity of household furniture II- cluding dining room, living room, hcdroom and kitchen furnishings dishes, plciures._ciii'|)cis. rugs, including fine old fashioned siuolmuril and some other nice old pieces of furniiiirc.