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P" Notices or '1‘ Wold. on: retee on so

Willis“ 01mins» can». w». In nu nuns; memo of I inch. hulls and Appreciation, 10c per lnub or do us:

. - llllilln villus to: any, advances-us twenty-live cents, I .

fifﬂrfilKl-le-IINJJ

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Advertising Rates-Payable _ in Advance

Oesluiuurdlssloululo wordwur no was“. pus word; Anooules-sstmsseluﬂoning‘ 1:11:11: i. ":33," huh:

0 100 Del inch; Lists u! Floral mu 100

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"-_%LT“' _ iiEMMiNE‘ Forsele

* Personal

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jREAL ESTATE AGENT B" ‘"53" TEN" W"

. é l igﬁgwfva» at new» £12m. "In-noel 33-61.

POI BALI — VACUUM CLEAN- er. Nearly new. Phone l4 . 14-509-4-20-31.

_._,_______________ " nxvsn ssu: maximum, Inst ’ m." you tor Electric Washer. m st. Jmniuonthlimc you m 3.3L

r -» ill‘ resid-

uild s home for "If in doubts play Como end see mg can sssiit you.‘ It ‘ ]4_n3é_31_

y‘ t you nothinx and-you wIx-"Ye be "ﬂimme- W" FOR sun cnnsr. macs non- with right of w y at rear of

1 gmno of the following a 111m?" 7°“- Argyle ‘Service Station, Maipeque Road. Apply 1'15 ivitzrog Street. L- 17-4-26-31

IEIVATE SALE FURNITURE, ding. household article-s. aar-

and trunk. 36 Kent. 1-511-4-26-31

FOI. BALE-ZS ACRE! 0F LAND, situated on the Mt. Edward Road one mile from city. Apply to

Wesley Dennis or Victor Shaw,

Mt Edward

' uaai-a-zs-ai

i-in- I ROOMS. ‘IATED AND i_ furnishqd. Oll range k1 en. $25.00. i “KMIFORTABLE prtmen ; Kin“

eh, in good locality, for

humiliate possesdion. $35.

]I%TED APARTMET. N]. nt t. max-u oreland. L-414-4-m-3d. TON

IALI —! CAI. ENGINE! and rcompletcl over-

_ 1 A1 well, QwitYR. eir567-4-27-3i.

NNAUGHT

dish Apsrbelk. d Q1 A “I SALE — 0N! MANURE-

soelllmﬁmbﬁwllw reader, also sprayer, Bil-min

not on 1 and hm m quick sale. Appi 1a upper

nndcsn be rented either c,’ 0; PM“; 1 ,

furnished or min-nixed. 14944-3541.

"iii "hi? l2.‘ ‘$112. '3; m sens “m.

D W l - YEAR OLD

and night. Immediate rent- sanmn Bunion on. mm; '1“ . wui trade for cettie- Rex

Talon l‘ " ' ' nLL-BBB-bM-ii.

Position W8 ﬂied

_- gosrilrntyoa 1T8 FDONTIIKFON MAL- housekceng 5m ' .. S ‘lungs; AWU ‘Q euudmnirw_4_n_m_ er b! ' - -

from C Road, twins to M331‘..- chosen.

ma: 50$;-

huf; IDTS a ONE "some: }“Eé3.'§ai"‘ﬁ§

Cornwall liouse

i

I. rolzornnu 511g; . ern “stocklgiugedilanle

US! All!) I401.‘ A1‘ KEN- ’ . Price $1600. Tcnm.

‘ TENEMENT. 100- : ..~- Street. ll v holding shop. Price, ‘$0.00. ‘ UTIFUL BESIDEOE North ﬁver lined cou- ‘ - -~ ‘i rooms sud bstb. Y. - U to-dste con- ... on applic- ion. Terms- I RESIDENTIAL P110- ’ , Ismgworth Avenue. "midst. m" 1"" - --= m ' "G m ‘Si’; noumlb articles. hnk u‘ . $65 .00. Tenns. en's‘: '2::u'°°dwr?‘; tkérsgdi . ouch ld ffects ems e i. . roorfizn loses Iitia litters 1:11.10 2 male f

. . lr furnace. -‘=="”*~*‘*=‘=i3""~ W .. are... our. ... nuncsmow AND ° l lotalnmﬁilﬁh-ig‘ Termsofhrmmsdeknownst

. .u|-' fumnc ' . priced

e. n, $3150. Terms. Mum

Isle. gmek, crop end movable: on 4 oaths annoyed Joint

m "m. $10.00 cash. u A. MscDONAI-D. Auctioneer.

FOB SALE OB TO LET

SIDENTIAL PR2‘

m 1mm. Euiltsrooml. ‘hum’

V ssed on smgl mgaqi i‘ " bout interest . so u.» investment- ro m’! we»: "we ‘ gligstlon. lune‘

t.‘ ‘If,

11km

TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS,

' TO LET - a noon: muss. Au.

TO LET — ‘I ROOM COTTAGE.

.

BORE FEET BOB YOUR. TIME, usrsthsmm- ""-°"e“..?;"= Ind all Drug Counter: H

Miscellaneous

PRIVATE SALE I-‘UBNITUBI, l2 Uwet Killsboro 11-48-4-14-21.

To Let

312 Kent Street. L-5il6-4-36-3i

zro nor-roux soon’ FLAT. Apply 111 Kent Street. ~ L-sw-i-m-ai.

m LET - runmsnsn ROOMS. with or without board. lggpl Guardian. I..-4I3-4- -a.

newly decorated. Also store. Apply Emma's Grocery Store. L-551-4-24-3i.

GAR-AGE TO LET-IN VICINITY City Hall. Apply “N." care Guardian. 11-586-4-26-31.

All conveniences. Corner Ambrose and Villa Street, Brighton. asp! 164 Queen St. L-383-4-23- 4g.

Wanted

house or d fl f . Phone 1320mm

ANHD-(LOUNTRY GIRL FOR. “m” “WK 517171? Mrs. Amos Rbdd. MiitOll. Ir533-4-Z6-3i.

wanrm GIRL FOR. nonsu- Work- Apply Guardian. L-602-4-38-8l.

WANTED-MAN T0 WORK 0N farm. Lem MacKinnon. High- field. l..-528-4-26-3i.

North Rust! 0. Wﬁiﬁ P11 Peters 8r Ggllant. L-5(’\1‘0-4-28?gi!.

ANTED-JIWO YOUNG MEN free to travel. Selling experience

F. sheblb. North American Hotel, FY1511? 29th» 9 to 10 s. m. L-GM.

Baby Chicks

IT'S NOT T00 LATE 1'0 GET IN on hig/h Fall egg prices! see us ‘about Bray Started chicks. J. H. Campbell. Alllston: W. K. Crafer. R. R. 5. Rensinrton or Mrs. Basil MacDonald, ‘Pracadie. 7-14-21-28.

Currencies

Afiiril 2'! -(OP)— The Pound Staring advanced 5- 32 of a cent in $5.01 1-2 on Morit- a1 foreign emhsrﬁges todsywhile

s cent. The Oanediazndollnr was changed at .99 7-16.

Grain

um, closing lower for the eighth consecutive session, finished at 1.- 10 3-8. July at 1.10 1-8 and Oct an cents.

Despite a. disappointing export business o: only a few loads durum wheels. prices moved enatically within a uu-ee cent rense- The May position at one time was 1 1-3 cent higher due to oversees buying but offerings increased near the close.

No. 1 northern cash wheat con- tinued to decline, the spread eas- ing a cent to six cent premium a- bove the May future. Durums averaged 1-2 cent better st the

close.

Ooarse grain futures showed lit- tle change. oats closed 1-4 lower to 1-4 cent higher, barley 1-4 higher to 1-8 lower: flax 3-8-1-8 higher and rye 12-3-8 lower.

MONTEEAI... 2'1 --(OP)— northern. No. 1 1.38 3-8:

o.

wheat

wink corn 00-4 l0: bran, ton ﬁ. z dun-ts. tcn 30.5; mlddiirﬂ ton 83.05; rolled oats. be; 00 3.15; hey, No. 2, per-Jon, carlcts

11.0). Obese Ontario colored 16: hit- ter N14 solids 2'! 1-3; No. 1

medium 71: A-Ipullets 24: B-lsme

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

1v

srocx‘ QUOTA TIONS

wsmm - EXPERIENCED AZ

Exchange

(Canadian Press Stocks , Bell Tel

Brazilian

Bruck Silk

B c Pow A

Can Cement

Dom Steel B Dom Textile Foundation Oo gen Steel Ware

Ypﬁllm Ham Bri e How Bmit Int Nickel

Massey Harris . McCall Front Mtl Power

Nat Brew

Nat Steel Car Nor-ands.

Power Corp Quebec Power Shawinlgan

St Law Corn St Law Pfd Sou Can Power Steel oi’ Can Steel Can Pid Win Elec A Win Elec B

ﬁ I Mmmg TOR/ONTO, April 11.; (mu unwwo)

Stock Acme Oil

3 hell! but not necessary. Aodiv 30b

East Crest East Mslrobic Elldorado ‘Falcon Fed Kirk Femlsnd Fire Pete Foundation Francoeur Gillies Gods

McWatters Mercury Oil Merl Oil Min Corp Monarch Moneta Morris Kirk M hy Nay b Newbec New Gold Nipisslng Norands Norgold Normetsl OIBrien Okalts.

Omeim Oro Plate Pacslte

'MontrealStock '

Modest Gains On Montreal Stock Market

MONTREAL. Ami! 2'1—-(C'P)—- Interlisted stocks marked up mod- est gains in light trading on the stock exchange today while the tone was fairly steady on the curb.

Canadian Paciﬁc firmed a small fraction and other rails. Canadian Car and Foundry and National Steel Car picked urp 1-2 each. 5t. Lawrence Paper preferred advanc- ed 1 3-4 at 32 3-4 in the late trade zvdith other papers about unchang-

_ .

Fbundation ﬁrmed a minor frac- tion and in the general list. Dom- inion Steel Coal "8" was s- head 3-8 and General Steel Wares

Total. sales: Industrials, 17,000; mines 146,100; bonds. $2,450.

Slow Trading On New York Stock Market

By FREDERICK GARDNER

Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, April 2'7—(AP)'-— The stock market shook 0i! its spring drowsiness today long en- ough to rally brieﬂy, then resumed its sleepy course.

The upturn on an accumulation of orders at the opening d most shares fractionaily to more than 2 points, interrupting s slow decline from the April recovery tops. After that the market idled and prices were shaded toward the finish.

Aircraft, steel and s. few other industrials suutted in front of the rally. When the upturn stalled. traders lost interest in these

81911-176. U00-

Transactions were only 426,010 shares, compared with 444,730 yes- terday. The Associated Press com- posite price of 60 stocks ﬁnished .3 of a point higher at 39.5.

General inactivity prevailed in the Canadian list.‘ Distillers In- temational Nickel, and Ford stem- ied fractions. Down slightly were

Dome Mines, coni, hnperislOil and Massey Harris. McIntyre was stationary; others inactive. r Siscoe 2O Slsden 1.23 Slave Lslos 10% S v Hill ' 7 S adscons '_ ‘M Straw Lake '1 Sud Basin 245 Sullivan 103 Sylvanits i» 310 Tashota

Teck Hugh 4'15 Texas Co 120 "owagmac 40 Uchl 5 166 Ventures J 500 Vulcan 91 Waite Am 140 Wendigo 9% Westflank

West Turner 12% White Eagle 1% Wiltsev C 4% Wood 0nd 30 Wri Harg § ‘I30

UNLISTED

Brett ‘i 8* L‘ .1

Foothill 74 Malrobie 1% O11 $91 3% Pend 0r 165 Ritchie 2% Temlsk l4

220

9 1% 15% 2%

20

1'74 571/4

LEARANCE

Auction Sale AT BANGOR.

FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH Farm, Stock, Crop, Farm- ing Implements, and Household Effects.

Sale Starts at 10:30 s. m. _

Estate 0f The Late

Donald MacDougall

Clearance Sale

n‘ HUNTER mvsa

All farm implements, crop, fumi- ture and stock including horses and cattle will be offered for sale on the premises J. H. Beaten, Saturday, April 30th, starting 11;‘ 1.30 P. M.

ng o

1f not line, follow nday. J. A. hlscDgNALD.

uctioneer.

1r672-4-28-3i.

A Large Farm Wanted

I have a request from {reliable

li t i. h I him ll o."a."..."*...."'. ...-....::: sm- w» farming, including c tlvntion and Abitibi Com 1'75 grazing. Some bushland required. Abitlbi Pfd 15 also buildings in reasonably good Asbestos ‘ 50 shape. Farm desired will be direct- B A 011 20% ly on the shore of a bsy or hsr- Bgguhgrnqﬂ 41,5 I ' hour. will boy two ldjollllllg farms guy-mm», A 1m I if neeessaray. Owners are requeat- Don A 4% ' ed to sen particulars and price “as” __ _ without delay. G 11115-33811; T q 151/, | H. K. S. HEMMIN or Charlottetown, L's. l. Hir Walker 14-588-4-28-30-5-3. ' Home Oil 139 I Imp Oil Into Pete 25's ' Meldiers A Price Com 11% FOR SAL .- 91 acre farm, 54acres clear Brook running through pas- Banks ture. Land and buildings 1n first class condilizion. Willi (Cmnnm p"... sell with or wit out stoc um and implements. I Sm” Mrs. Albert Ravenblll, 33%,“ 1:: Union Road. Mﬂﬂtfﬁsléu t. -- Quecns County, P.E.I. ggwel B“; m

14-594-4-29-41

N. Y. Stock (Canadian PreI)

Stocks ﬂoss Am For Pr 8% Am Radiator 12% l Am Tel Tel 1N Am Water 8% Anaconda 8% Atchison my. All Reiln 20% Auburn __ Bait Ohio 5% Bald 1.000 7 Bendix Av 111,4. Beth Steel

Ches Ohio

Chrysler 4354, [

n Oil Commonwealth S 1% Con Csn 35% Con Edison , Con Gas C0 6 ‘ Corn Products 63% Curllss Wright my, Else Auto Liic 18% Elec Pr Lite at; , Gen Elec 34% zGen Foods 261/2 Gen Motors 31 Goodrich 14% Goodyear Tire 19% Gt Nor Pid 15“; Hudson Mot Car 6". Int Har 59%; Int Tel Tel 8 Kennecott 34 ‘.2 Mont Ward 3H1 Murray Corp 5% N Y Central 12% Natl Cash Reg i6 New York N H '54. Nor Am Co 11% Nor Pacific ‘H’. Pack Motor 4 Paramount 8 Penn R. R 16% Phil Morris am I Phil Pet O0 34 Pub Ser N J 26 Pure Oil O0 10% Radio c m. | Radio K o 2»; , Seals Roe 0o 51% South Pac liil Std Oli N J 4'! Stude Corp 5% T Corp 30% ifiid 3%.‘... “W n

United Drug 5% I United Gas Imp 9% U S Rubber 21% U 8 Bt Co 44% U B 1nd Al

Vanadium 15% Warner Bros 5% West Union 12% W Air Brake 30% West E100 75% Woolworth

O i Livestock

MONTREAL. April 2’! -(@)— On Maritime livestock marks-tuto- day hogs advanced to $13.50 rail w 50 cents cf the

Bows remained st m weighed of! cars and 06.90 off trucks. Prices. on other livestmt - ed steady. steers sold Llp to $0.00 with heifers up to $6 and butcher cows from $3 to $4.25. Campers and cutters were from $3 own and the top for bulls was $4.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Alpﬂl 2'1 -(G')—- Prices ruled firm on ope. produce markets today.

Nb. 1 butler in csrlots or less was 26-261-4 cents a gaunt! while lots to retailers were 1-2 cents for solids and 28 cents for prints. Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were as 1-2 cents a dosen for A-iarge. ill 1-2 for A-medium 301m- A-puilets, 31 1-2 for IB- large and 20 .

Cheese was 15 cents s pound for

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110m

$9.00 DOWN , $10.10 MONTHLY-

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Ontario colored.

Potatoes: Que whites No. 1 80's 80-85; N. B. mis No. 1 00's 50-63; P. E. I mts N0. 1 90's 80-85; new B. W. I. No. 187's 1.35; fie bushel 2.25; Jamaica. 50 ms crates N0. 1 2.00-2.25.

New YorkCurb

1-i-

Stocks Close Am Cyan B 1.9% Am Gas Elec

Am su Power 13-16 Assoc as E1 A —-

Cities Serv

Creole Pet 21% E1 Bond Share 6% Gulf Oil Corp 3'1 Humble Oil 68 Lockheed Air 8% Nis. Hud *1 8% Pen Oil 5%

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110m

$9.00 DOWN $10.10 MONTHLY

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