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DESIRABLE APARTMENT,

REAL ESTATE AGENT

88 Great George 5t, Day Telephone 1316 Night Telephone 844 Charlottetown P. E. I. ‘WHEN YOU BUY A HOME FOR. YOURSELF

You Do Four Things; I. YOU 0018B plying rent,

l lit-u invest your money safe y.

3.You\ earn a high rate of interest \\n your savings.

4-" J0 pay instalments. tygiinirncolrage the habit oi r .

The Wise man buys when {prices are low. sells when 11¢)’ are high.

Are You Wise’!

FOR SALE

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HOUSE AND LARGE LOT situated on Malpeque Road.

Jnfrmedialcfly outside city limits, 7 rooms. House re- cently painted and in good repair. Garage and work- shop combined with elec- tric iighting. Price $1800.00. Terms.

in good locality, containing 9 rooms. Hardwood floors throughout. New hot water furnace with Jacket. heater attached. Fireplace in liv- "IB-mom. House newly painted. Large us“, p‘. Ill’: sdgoin ng. 42' x '- fie S .800 or .000 without extra lot. u

59801.15 rooms. Propert may b1 purchased on small mlmthli? Dlvmenis covering seven years without hater.

An excellent invest- merit.

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large lot, Brighton. rooms and bath. Reason. ably priced at 53150. Terms.

22 Pleasant Street, 12 rooms and bath. Garage. Price $3300.00. 'l‘erms.

veniences. Garage. Large Terms.

tare. 80 Highland Avenue. Large lot. $2800.00

room cottage. Large lot. Good location. Reasonably Price at $2000.00.

TENEMENT. UPPER. HILLS- boro, containing 8 rooms. Hot water heatln . t bed- rooms Ind but . Price

2 F"

aington. 8 rooms. garage. Good Price $1600.00. Terms.

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Finished in Douglas Fir, panelled. Reasonably priced.

Pleasant Street,

Verandah. Double Garage. Price $3500.00. Terms.

Spring Park Road. 10

two bedrooms for immed- iate possession. These

ed. Continuous hnt water.

92 Brighton Road, Grooms and bath. Sun-porch, Fire- NW-P" "i living-room. Heat- ed. S2500.

LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS I-‘RONTING ON Molneoue Road. I to s

bescld In lots for building or bv the acre.

DUILDING LOTS IN‘ ONE of the best residential sec- tions of the city. Prices from $250 to $400 each. Tenn: to suit purchasers.

LARGE 1.0T FPONTING on Admiral itreet, 673108‘. Price $550.00.

ONE ACRE AT M‘. AV- ard's frontlnv on St. Pet- er's Road. 8450.00.

B1717 DING ‘I 0'7‘ FRONT- g on we" "dc Isher Street. 1500.00.

HEATED finAfiTMlNT. 981 Kent "re-t. Onflosite

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omcss Ion nlmnr. the centre of Victoria flow. heellent situation. lent "uiovnshlg,

tan-s situated at Re!!!)twil- l-snh containtns I roovnsJ h mom. bathroom." Inn- nlnl‘ water. Plreslsee. Pos- wutnn tvnsnedla

SOCK UOTA TIQNS I The Central Guardian

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Pres) Stocks Close Am For Power t 1-8 la 60 3-4 Am Tel Tel 14 1-4 Am Water 11 5-8 Anaconda. 35 A n 35 5-8 Atl Ref 25 Bait Ohio 7 1-4 Baldwin Loco 0 1-8 Bendix Av l4 1-8 Beth Steel 60 1-4 Chm Ohio 32 Chrysler 62 3-8 Con Oil 8 1-8 Commonwealth 8 1 1-2 Con Can 9 3-4 Con Edison 28 1-8 Corn Products 65 1-2 Gurtlss Wright 5 Elec Auw Lite 21 Elec P1‘ Lite 12 3-8 Gen Elec 41 3-4 Gen Foods 33 3-4 Clen Motors 3'7 1-4 Goodyear Tire Z1 Hudson Mot CI‘ 7 3-4 Int Harvester 68 3-4 Int Tel Tel 10 1-2 Kennecott 39 7-8 Mont Ward 43 I Murray Corp 7 3-8 N Y Central 16 3-4 luau Cash Refs; 2o ‘ Vew York N 1 8-4 Nor Am C0 23 Nor Pacific 10 3-4 Pack Motor 4 7-8 Paramount 11 Penn It R 19 1-2 Phil Morris 102 Phil Pei. Co 41 8-4 Pub Ber N J 32 5-8 Pure Oil Co i2 Radio Kenn Or 2 6-6 Roe 06 5-8 Shell Union Oil 1d 3-8 th Pac 16 8-8 Std Oil N J 56 8-8 Stude Corp 6 1-4 Texas 14 . 150?. Ac..." 2' ti. 3 United l5 7-8 United Gas Imp 11 U .5 Rubber 33 1-0 U B Steel C0 59 U S 1nd Al 21 3-4 Vanadium l8 1-4 Warner Bros 8 3-8 West Union 30 1-4 West Air Drake 24 8-8 est Else 90 l- Woolworth 20 3-8

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(By The Canadian Prose) SYDNEY, Australia-An electri- cal storm salve an electrician here such s shock that hair literally grew on his heed. After touching gully?“ wire s. bald patch started to o .

lied Gross Crippled Children's Summer Camp.

Plans have now been completed for the holding of the third Red Cross Summer Camp for crippled children. This time it. will be held at the home of Mrs. L. Mill. Marshtleld. which is next to the Ludlow Jenkins farm where the children spent such a happy sum- mer two years ago. There will be nine children in attendance in the beginning and it is expected that. a few more will come a little later on. Miss Jean Thompson, R.N.. who has so capably cared icr the children at the previous camps will again be in charge and will be ai- slsted by Miss Bessie ivtsolcod of the Red Cross staff. '

Most of the equipment for this camp such as towels, sheets, pillow- slip-s. toys. silverware. has been se- cured ln exchange for the many coupons which the members of the Junior Red Cross in all the schools on the Island have diligently saved and contributed. Quite recently the secretary 0d the Western Young People's Union. Miss Elma Irlman of Augustine Cove, forwarded the splendid sum od‘ $26.00 u s donat- ion from this organization towards the cost of the camp.

At this camp the children. most oi whom have never been able to attend school, are taught a few schgol lessons as well as handwork such as knitting and crochetins. etc, so contributions of yarn for this work or toys would be most acceptable and would be thankfully reczreigled at the Red Cross Office. L- 1

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'01-" rnorosso CHANGE or NAME

CHAMPION MORTGAGE COR- PRATION LIlMlTED. Intends t0

aapciv to the Registrar of J01!“

Companies, to dim e

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name to C CORPORATION LIMITED DATE

n Edmonton inn 15th s.

D day of June. A. 1).. I98

crimping MORTGAGE 001l-

P RATION LTD. M. FALCONIR. Secretary-Treasurer. N-iM8-8-25-2-9-16.

HOUSES T0 LET

114 PRINCE CTR-BET. l0 rooms and bath. Furnished or unfurnished at. 845 and $30. respectively. Electric wash-u‘ and range. Gum!!!-

This column is reserved for news of local interest but. advertising oi a newsy nature may be inserted

Leading issue's At llew Highs *"‘° "' “Mr

av raunaarck caunnsa M°3§'““"1°" “nwslm Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK. July 1 —iAPJ— MALpgqUE pmsbywrhn chm.

The stock market turned on the wommp and gamma“ o; $2,

rallying spigot in today's marker Lord’ Bu» t 2.30 . . and leading issues were washed up s n" i‘ P M 1 to more than 3 points, many w

9!‘.

A revival of strength in most Rustico at 11 A M. Stanley Bndse major commodities apparently was gérlm P-M- GW- W- Elfih M12111?- - - - - 1.

the‘ principal spur for the stock - list

Canadian issues mostly were on the u p s i d e.

at l cents a word strictly pay-i

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news highs for the year and long- CAVENDISH CHARGE. - Wor- l shin on Sunday. July 3rd in North‘

Distillers-Seagram. lg°w 11 l-m- and 730 Pm; Caven-

_.,.Annoances NEW LOW Terms On Any Genuine 1938

Dominion Stores,

Nickel, Brazilian, Hollinger andf Imperial Oil pushed ahead fract-

ions while Mclntyre, Ford, and Lake Shore were behind fractions.

International . dlshlagwg-sl-Qfiihglfégl Rev.

CREDIT UNIONP-Hear Prof. A. B. MacDonald Walkers, Canadian Marconi and lvnions at Prince of Wales College

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RIGIDAIRE

Dome were unchanged. Hall, ssturday, July 2nd 3 p

Coppers, steels, motors, rails, Meeting broadcast Station'C.F.c,Y: P M. 11-2083-6-29-30.

separate whirl and the majority TRYON CHURCH SERVICES.- ended at. or only a shade under. l§g$w"$“ndgg lilwA-lé/l‘. 50W . es -

The Associated Press average oi gferelmi-geulgdg gIWIl/IQ-Qrllnlzgnhd. 8, or .4 of a point under the year's 75g‘? 16x0 ga-sal; Eglfscgi-ljlagi "l" Triles. L-éo17-"i-2-11I

new high since Oct. 30, inst year. ANGLWAN SERVICES, sum]

rubbers, mail orders, aircrafts, olls 8.30 . and specialties were each given a best levels of the session.

60 issues was up 1.2 points at 4'1

best. The composite of 30 dustriois was up 1.5 points at a

Transfers totalled 2,024.82!) shares day 3n; M1190“; 5L Joh Ch h. against 2,581,350 Thursday. 10 a. m., Sunday schoohnll Profit taking tendency in stocks morning prayer and Huly Qgm.

was evident at the start. in view munlon; Rustlco: St. Marks of the 2 I-Z-day holiday beginning Church 7:30 p. m, evening prayer. ,

at noon tomorrow but the ease Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, Pastor.

with which offerings were taken L-2095-7-2-ll.

discouraged sellers. —"——— Rails were buoyed by a slightly CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-The

more than seasonal increase in Sacrament of the lord's Supper last: week's freight loadings. The W111 be dispensed in the Kirk at Dun and Bradstreet estimate of DeSalble oh Sabbath, July 3rd, at ,

returning optimism in the retail 10.30 am. and 7 pm; on Thursday

field was inspiring to stocks in all an. 7.30 17-m- Mid Saturday it 2 o‘- .

departments. clock p.111, I..—fl)06-6-20-1i ' CORNWALL UNITED CHARGE. r1‘ -Oornwa1i: S. S. 10 . M. Servi " Cu 11 A. M. and 8 P. MAEvan

NEW YORK, July 1 —-(AP)— Bette will be mesent. Kingston: Ser- Leading freight currencies stood vice 2.30 P. M. S. S. 3.30 P. M. New S. S.11A. M. Service '7 ,

dollar today‘ in listless foreign ex- P. M. Rev. E. R. Woodsid-e. l

di r. a ——-—- Pound "§...1‘.‘.'.’§ gins wg-rlf. VIBCENVTHRA: lfligllsfild-gillivyulfyfiftré

- es e un y. “em” m“ “‘ H“ 5 8- “'9 as follows: Churchill 1o A. M. Clyde Mile Creek 3

still in terms of the United States DOmlH-imi change dealings. Ell

belga and the guilzier. Swiss francs arlvvmmd 0" of a oer-l The mver n A‘ M Nm”

at a discount o1 (ihaz.

MRS RICHARD L. PILLMAN James -_-- MacDonald. Bemetary

'I‘here entered into her eternal rest on J1me l8 in Castor, Alberta. Amanda Harding. WldOW of the late Richard L. Pillman in the Wesday evening, June as, the mg- 'l2nd. year of her age. The de- ular meeting of Alpha Rebekah

ceased lady was born in Norborc, D0089 “'88 held. T7116 being 131961‘- p. m, 1, she married (he me national Goodwill Night, tlhe de- gree was conferred on one mandi- French River, later moving with 00W- An lnvllflllim W35 extended her husband to Castor, Alberta, to Acme Lodge. Montague and some 32 years ago. where she re- Maple Leaf Lodge, Summerside, to m at the meetlm. After

Richard Plilman and moved to

sided till the time of her death. b9 1111550 In her life she bore many fine the degree was conferred and many ualities. All who have enjoyed items of business disposed or dainty e pleasure of this estimable refreshments were served by a

lady's acquaintance bear tatimony callable OOm-Tnmfl-

of her sterling worth. Her entire -—-—--

life was devoted to the service of HOUSE BURNED-The city fire-

others which reminds us oi the men rfififiivflll B will 1T» 4.30 Thurs"

words of the Apostle John when day mornlnz frvm rfisidfilts 0i

he said "Beloved let us love one Southport asking their assistance another, for love is of God", To to battle a fire at. Southport thme who are left to mourn it can Comm‘- A Crew 0! B501" Bight men be truly said they have lost a true with Chief Angus McEaeher-n left friend. a loving mother and 55w; with pumper and on arrival found who has EFL an 6x31111315 of a the building. which was unoccupied CllYi-Stldll life for those who are left and contained some odds and ends behind. I1. is a great wnsciamn of furniture. a mass of flames. ‘The that. those who are 1m w mourn; bumper was placed on the Wharf mourn not as those who are with. and a line of hose. 2.100 feet laid out faith but as those who put, to the burniflll Slifllcmre- The m9" their trust in the Lord Jesus succeeded in extinguishing the Christ. she leaves r0 "mum two flames but not before the house sons. Elmer and Fulton or Castor was a total loss. Only one end re- Alberta. three sisters. Mrs. Janet mains standing, The building was Pickering, Clinton. P. E. 1.: Mrs. E’. owned by Martin Smith, south- J. Hall, of Sommerville, Mass" m5, port. ‘The loss is estimated at E J. Jenkins. Arlington, Mass. 5M1" $1500-

three brothers, Jan1e5 A Harding’ -—-———-—————-———— Norboro, P. E, 1.. David Harding Miss Hilda man, sailed from of Sommerville, Mags,’ Ernest J Halifax last night 0n a month trip Harding oi N. B., who is at present by the Lady Hawkins via Boston on P, E, I, The {Una-M and m_ to Bermuda, The Leeward and ferment. was held a; 0,5,0]. AL Windward Islands. Barbadoes. berta. ' Trinidad and British Guesna.

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Erlgland —- A fire, started m a dance hall here was 1101108 HAUL

out out by dance-band members mom COCKROACIIES

with lemonade wh p;- available. en W“ I was not While Durban Corporation auth- ---______._._ critics are consrdcriml a scheme fvr New York shows a new s» cockroach eradication estimated to clusjive in the raincoat line. It's 005g’ fi-Ooo- a“ Singown hob‘) has . _ . . e . $02130‘: awivthteh pllllytllf m‘ or” Con“ Dlhleggreitscbosgurban firm imported .011...- gm. b t, . 1° V” veiee“ 500 cockroach crabs. Some oi which the front u ‘Blds-hllgrlgrryaiwggx“ were exhibited in the window at the .. ‘ ,- - , {L h_ T are its lines, and the-res a box- fiymlgécesria itlfaifrs last remain-

W“ chalky “mt” Wm‘ Pl bliwk lie then look these 50 vsrds urns-s the model wvnrinu ll had a vage- them b0 the manarter at its each. For a sort of double prnfigcflqyh (mm; a scheme of "biz business."

You really should have one of the Purchasinlz several more he £00k

new polka-dotted ll h. _ hrvllns. . Cc m’ “e “m and returned next dav w the firm

ol ai rural teachers in the group goirg Wm;- secmts to youfgg

of ElIn-rntlnn on condition that two w; 01 cgmkpujgheg,

other incidental expenses. seas reoueetlmz the immediate dis- Apply to Educat 0n Office or to patch of several lhundred more Howard Court. P. W. C. today er cockroach trans.

m a _. -—-—-——- n-Ziog-Yv-z-rl. Us; ltlinard‘: m. dandruff.

POWNAL STREET O rooms and bath. PM“! furnace. 825.00.

PARTMINT T0 LET AT 201 Prince Street, third house below Fitzroy 5MP"- Prevlous occuirifll b! 9"- Archiba . Two offices on ground floor_ Excellent uni-ms for dwwr 1"’ dentist. For tuli partic- ulars apply to this office.

FARMS FOR BALI

We have abo levers] farms for sale at prices ran III from IIOOUJI to S". - Wood farms from £75.09 l0

Ila Recommend- FAMOUS PLAYERS CANADIAN CORR, LTD

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rms‘ armor: e COLLATIRAI. muss- nouns T “o zusrvnmo JUNE m. 1m

TO YIELD 4.40%

IRVING, BIIEIIIAI & BUIIPAIY LII.

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Bank of Nova emu BdIdIM "'l"°“°'°"

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Canadian dollar was unchanged fiegéfgnéwsggggf the Churchhili Congregation of the Central Parish will be held in the church at Churchhill on ‘Imusday, Julv 14th at. 7.30 P. M. for the pur-

lll Memoriam pose o. considernl the uniting of ado

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velveteen collar rmrl buttons. And the street to an hotel, where he sold hnnri hat and rubhrrs to match. With the proceeds ho embarked,

these down to the Beach. sold them,

- - .-_-_______ with orders for a further £5 worth, The net. profits totalled 220-; , wanted Teachers which was boo much for the hobo. ¢ housed a thirst. he cm yum. can be] His business enter-muse bovine‘, “ expected of a hobo. Sevegalxkhoxs “'"—" laternsrellinhiscuosxhe r e o ... Thocr ls room for a iew addltlon- q den flue or “by; bur51nes5"—keep l

to Mt. Allison Summer School on 1 0.x} h, r 1d 11 July 6th. Tuition and registration an? 2.?...€§§"“’.f."’l.’{‘. vrlenhslmrfre, i - ($25.00; will he paid by the Dept. hoboes_how w make easy m0ney|

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educational courses are tainn. A certain business firm in Durban ,

Twin-m must pay hoard ($451 and has now sent an urzent cable over- , l

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(BEING $3.92 MONTHLY PAYMENTS)

Per Week

Buys a New 1938 Frigidaire Guaranteed for 5 years.

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...Any New 1938 FRIGIDAIRE. Easy monthly terms as low as $3.92 (being only 90c per week)—the easiest terms at which we have offered New 1938 FRIGIDAIRE yet this season. Proportionately low terms on all other models. Come in and choose yours today.

SA VE ' ALL 4 WAYS

(i) SAVE ON CURRENT - The New Silent Meter-Miser saves to 25% MORE on current cost than ever ore!

(2) SAVE 0N FOOD-Yon can iseep larg- er quantities of food safer, fresher, longer than ever before!

(8) SAVE 0N [CI — Now you can naire lee cheaper than you can buy itl

(4) SAVE 0N UPKEEP-Geuerai let-

ofs 5-Year Protection Plan is your assur- q ance of long, trouble-free service.

NEW 1988 FRIGIDAIRES

Are Priced as Low as $119.00 Model illustrated $196.00

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NORTH BEDEQUE

Chairman Mr. D. B. Mscdonald Secretary Mr. A. G. McCall Trustee Mr. Brewer Waugh supplement $225. Improvements $75 School Fair $10.

NORTH TR-YON

The annual school meeting oi North Thyon school \\'.'\.= held on June 28m. with 2O ratepayers present. Mac Lvfurgcy \\'.1s appoint- rd chairman, The .5*(‘;‘f‘l.1.!‘§.', Mr

he hobo J W. Thomas, gave his report‘

which showed the" school in good

pleat in the back. The one noted (m; W0 shunngs he Durchflseq “u, financial (‘filldiiiOn huvmg a bol-

anc-e around $40.00 “"1111 all bills pnid w dam Vi". Fred ieard was rc-rlvrlrrl l,:;v~ 0-‘. Th‘ ilresent teacher. Miss M, ltlaclifwcn was rc- mzuqed [or annPrr term Slippin- warnt votcd $150. lt-inlnlig expenses $140.

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Mr. Ileon was elected national president of the ‘Federation oi One Hundred Clubs. at the annual meeting at McDonald Lalro House, Argenteuli Country, Quebec.

IDNDOfh-Cummentlng on a re~ cent suicide. Deputy Coroner C. G. Moran said if he hsd the (appor- tunity of bovine tea and a chill. with the woman she would not have taken her life.

F. A. STEWART JONES—

56, 58 Grafton St. Phone 602

CHARLOTTETOWN Representative

FASHION NOTES FROM NEW YORK

How about a silk wear this summer season?

enthused about them -tailored as they are in the manner more usual woollen affairs- but light and comfortable as only silk

grosgrain. shiny black pastel-colored canton. to add zest to your summer ensembles.

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