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2 .

f' . MARKET 5055"’ N' Y' 5‘°°" I . 183 7535 S* (B, ,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,. wud. ::_,",_' A ExChange '__ __" _ if V ‘ “ri

1' iii " -STOCK QUOTA TI ONS

_L -9 ., I D American Power and Light and

‘Z ' W f. __ WI", luiil year e ded July 81, net in

DENTB ACUOLIMODATED 238

“gint Bti-ee_t_._ L-8588-8-81-3i.

5:;-'(1,411-DE!-S_A.-C'O_i;MM0DATED 177 gaston Btreet. L-8573-8-30-ai.

WANTED - STUDENTS, BOARD. ,rg wa transients. Mrs. Roald, 50 Grafton St. L-847'!-8-28-ai

'_,_f-fs--”` STUDENTS ACCOMIMODATED- 2'lo Bydnoy Bt. Reazoiazgle rates.

6 B-27 di

- T g1'UDEN'I°8 ACCOMMODATED AT

33 Upper Prince Street.

L-8577-8-30-01.

g T Il D E N T S ACQOMMODATED

near P. W. C.. Apply 306 Kent Street, L-8829-8-31-Si.

*Qi* 5 T Il D E N T S ACCOMMODATED

near College, 140 Hillsbom Street.

_ L-B594-8-31-31.

es ep- .- . _

WANTED -- AMBITIOUS TLALEB

900912. mon and wcmen, .spare time. to handle our line of Per- sonal Christmas Cards, featuring the following outstanding item; fourfold pastel tint parchments, gravure etcbingm many cut-out style cards with tip-on _ pictures, atractive calendars. humorous cards, envelopes with wallet lisp SWIG, fancy lined and decorated to match cards. Elaborate use of Bold and sliver designs with brli- iisntly coloured inserts. Dainty initial cards that are new and dif- ferent. Seventy exquisite numbers I0 °1\°°lo from styled in case form equipped with handle. Prices stan at one dollar per down. Liberal commission. Write Premier Art Guild. 202 Castle Building, Mon- treal. N-3535-8-10-tl. 9-10.

Miscellaneous

g 'Y - --- STUDENTS CAN BE ACCOMMOD-

ated in private family near col- lggt. Apply 101 Weymouth Street.

L-B560-B-30-31.

‘ BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED

Apply Mrs. Malcolm Matheson, 4 Hillcrest Ave. L~8580-8-30-31.*

'-_-*i4-*-_‘°.:_*’”'-_*_ .*_T°_1r.i--_'-'_ COLLEGE STUDENTS ACCOM-

moduied, 103 Great George Bt.

L-8582-8-30-31

”` STUDENTS AOCOMMODATED 237

Grafton Street near College.

L-8627-8-31-31.

WANTED - AN ELDERLY MAN

in board. Comfortable home. Ap- ply C. Guardian. L-8642-9-3-31.

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5 T U D E N T S ACCOMIMODATED near College. Apply 9 Birchwood Street. L-8609-B-31-ll.

;__..L WANTED-STUDENT OR. BUSI-

ness girl to share furnished apart- ment with young lady. Rates reasonable. Apply "-l". Guardian.

L-B653

=-;_-i

Artists’ Supplies _

amraun Anrisrs semi ron

cdtalogue of Christmas Card dc- Slsnr. ir_ black and white for hand colouring. A profitable pastime. samples and catalogue ten cent- or catalogue free. Tally Hoi Art Shop, Wellington ds York, Tor- onto. 8-10-S-T-T-tl. Sept. 20.

RELIABLE MAN WANTED T0' supply famous Watkins Products to established customers in Char- lottetown. Good weekly earnings. Experience unnecessary. Apply R.. Scmple, J. R. Watkins Company,

2177 Masson Street, Mogtrcal.

APPR!-:N'f-ICE W A N T E I) T 0

leam Barber Trade. Short Course expert training. Molsr Barber Col- lege. Halifax N-356.

___ For Sale

FOR SALE -' AUCTION FORTY-

Five. Bridge and whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job _.Fi‘1_‘°LY»_ ron ssaa '- naavy snows

Paper suitable for placing under rugs. etc. Guardian Office.

L-3-27-ti.

FOR SALE ._ TWO SELF-CON-

tained apartment house. Good in- vestment. 205 Euston street.

L-8590-8-31-8-2-5.

JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF

Plums. B. Dunning & son. New London. I..-8641-9-3-ii.

PREMIUMS llECEIVED-INFORM-

ation given and new business written on plans to suit your every need at our new office, Currie Building, Charlottetown. J, A. Moore. Sun Life.

FUR. COATS BEMODELLED, RE-

paired, relined, cleaned, glazed. Delivery when required. Prices reasonable. Calders Expert Furicr, 205 Euston Street.

L-8599-8-31-9-3-5.

__..___.!é_’._s';F+=..E.:. __

WANT*-GOOD SECOND HAND

car. As Yord Andrew, Milton.

_ _ L-aooi-a-31-si.

WANTED - UNFURNISII ED

room. Apply Guardian.

L-assi-9-a~si

`-“T.°_’.’l WANTED - 1928 CHEVROLET

Sedan. Must be in good condition. Bargain for cash. Write A. B. C. Guarci_irl'. *__ __Ii_-05g-8-31-3|.

WANTED - TRANSPORTATION

for two to Boston this week. Ap- ply sae Euston st. 1..-seas

WANTED T0 RENT FROM OC-

tober first, furnished or partly furnished Apartment. Apply Guardian "B.” L-8580-8-31-31.

*_°Ti_’T°* LADY T0 BOARD IN WIDOWS

home. Comfortable surroundings. Mrs. F. McLean. Ocean View, P. E, I. L-8612-8-31-41.

Male Help Wanted

MAN WANTED FOB RAWLEIGR

Route of B00 families. Write to-

day. Rawleigh, Dept, ML-470-SA-I.

Montreal, canada.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, CAP-

able man for farm work for two months. Apply Charles Gregor, Brnckley Beach L-8654-9-

. 3-31

W-ANTED - CAPABLE MAN FOR

funn work. Apply D. C. Guard- ian. L-8625-9-3-31.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED - EXPERIENCED MAID. Reference. Apply 181 Kent Bt.

L-8622-8-31-31.

’ Lost

iron saaa ar Noirni iwsfico, _ house and lot. Also blacksmith forge fully equipped. Apply tn Herbert McLeod, Hunter River.

L-0563-B-30-31.

r--_...__ .__..'_._-- -_- _-

LOST-FOX FROM MY RANCH,

dark silver female. Finder please notify Bertram Lane, North Wilt- shire. Reward. LIBGB4-B-31-31

LUMBER - BOARDS, BIIINGLES.

scantling. lathes, lobster trap _oils and bows, lowest prices. Clark Bros.. Mt. Stewart. L-8-ll?-7

WANTED - MAN FOR HARVEST.

Bert Warren, Comwall.

L-B805-8-31-Bi.

FOR SALE-ONE THRESIIEII. AND °I°l“\¢l'. one grain separator, one lllfnlil Dulper, one express wag- S°“- Apply J. B. Lewis. we.-.t Royalty. 1.-3644-9-a-si

__`I`9_2_: ____

3-?"

ro i.m-aooms. 194 ramen sr. -_.___ ’;“_*}_5_'i'3li’l°

ro ar:N'r-iwolus wrrn on._

board. Apply at Guardian.

‘Io wr-'ruaaa Usruamsuao rooms. Apply 325 Fitzroy Street.

L-aeci-s-si-si.

louse 'ro LIT. eo l.oNaw0a'ril

Ave. Apply 60 Longworth Ave.

1.-sein-e-so-si

1=roi.?°Ii"»i'i>Tir>_'iiira“ro*rtii'r‘<»r=”‘_

146 Great George Street Rent moderate. Apply on premises.

L-sm-a-so-si

_ .-J'-=.'*='_-"'=.“l N I-E1' _ Ar.4s.'riasN'h, s, s, s

rooms. 'ileiephone 28|-J. _ I..-ease-a-si-ai. U wr - 'oour_i\c'r 1 moon home. aaciaton. nm. Ani, oumuaa.

_ 1.1-“ll~l-3'l-20-ll-9-I-0-'L

los nsN'r-ruaxézimn uousl. _ good location. trai. Aoolr ~_Lusreiai. Quin. i.-sais-e-si-si

r---ea-T__a-'l1T‘L".°".?l

ro in-naar arose. carer- nininiuintaasinnt . i______ .' 1rUlS~l°\l-QI. .'f"‘}_M'~:_'l‘__-‘I Almost; 4 303 §g],*“g||“\ “_ y _ _.,= .i.-au-s~a-ai |11' - aesiosscrs.

£‘v's‘s.'¢nisriottet5iii ..-` 100 D- "\~

Bird Sanctury

Please take notice that shooting

is prohibited on the marsh adjoin- ing Glenfinnan River from Sherries Bridge to East River.

L-8575-8-30-31.

LONG CREEK WOMENS ‘ INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of

the Long Creek Women‘s Institute met at the home oi' Miss Annie MacPhee on Wednesday evening, August 7th, with fourteen members and six visitors present. The most- ing opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed, roll call being answered with a "Grab Bail-" Tho minutes of last meeting were ap- pmved as read. There was no re- ports from the committees. Ars. Donald Macliiachem and Mrs. Neil stewart were appointed on the School Committee for three months and Mrs. Ralph Darrach, Mrs. Earl MacKenzie and Mrs. Dan Maciilwen on the Programme Committee.

There being no further business.

the remainder of the evening was pleggntly- spent in conversation and grnmaphone eelctions. Lunch was served by the hostess and the meeting closed with sinzlns- Mm Donald Maclliachem' kindly IDVIWH the members to meet at hor 1101110 for the next meotllll- It Wil 'MM' ad ui have a miscellaneous roll enli or pay a fine. Receipts of evening were one dollar.

_==_'=s,

0EOIIOETOYlII BIIS SERVICE

__-..

mgnwperthrw

v|a0ard|gol““°

` ' qmgetevn asa it. ai. m 9.00 s. m.

Ghgrlottetown .. 10.00 a. m-

-mg’ ¢¢, parcels carried.

i ll- _

.‘i'.:'..'f.‘:."'Il':‘: °°'..:.'.:.‘: ... ._ ..

MORNING MARKET LETTER

NEW YORK, Aug, 81-The markgt

was 'strong in spots yesterday. The utilities ss I grouii did rather well while the rails-were inactive. Based on closing prices tha market has mn changed much in the last four days and little change should be expected in the short session today. The mu. lret is working itself into an inter. eltiug position however. .In tha ro. cent pllt when prices have flatten. ad out and volume declined a good rally ensued. If this does not occur in the present instance, it will sug- gest that Tuesdoy’s reaction was was of a temporary nature and that an irregular decline of some dur- aiioa could take Dlsee.

Laidlaw and Company.

SUMMARY

NEW YORK. N. Y.. Aug.| 81-Gold

bars quoted in London market 140|

1%? va 140| Friday. Borg Waner dec ares a dividend of 50 cents on common. In two previous quarters dividends of 37% cents a share here paid on common. National Power anii Light Company and subs in 12 months ended July 31 'net income nfter charges equal after $5 Did dividend requirements to B1 cents n common share vs 04 cents in prev- lous year.

s ahsre on combined $6 and lil pre ferred stocks against 81.80 on com- bined preferred in 1¢'eviou_a year.

lligh Low Last UP

e'12'1.as .so 6 84.82 .00 25.21. .

asf? 325' ifrfé re*

30 Ind .. 20 Rlill . W Util 40 Bonds h0N8 40 Bonds . 05.00

BANON SAYS

MONTREAL, Aug. 30-Demand for

shares in general continued low Bild

nothing occurred to altcr thc pros- pect at further correction. ' t is doubtful wheth-r the Industrial average will extend its minor N- covery more than another point. Con-_ tinue to reduce holdings during lie!- iods of temporary strength. Par- amount Pictures offered quite a contrast to the general lethargy, Persistent demand carried the issue u oer oit Rte tl of Par

.10

Dow Jones.

p v a p n. e n on - amount and additional purchases on minor dips should prove profitable.

There was nothing in yeatnrday's movements to ind cate au immed- into advance for the gold shares. Dome, however, continues to show steady resistance during periods Of general weakness. Purchases of Dome

some scale down should prove prof- e e.

- Currencies

(CI.ri§d|an Press)

IDNDON, Sept. 2- (American .stock quoted ln dol-

lars at four shillings per dollar).

Am Tel and Tel $137 1-2.

Atchison $49 1-4. Brazilian 'Fraction $7 8-8. » Canadian Pacific $10 1-4. Eastman Kodak $148 1-4.

Hydro Electric $3 3-4.

Intl Nickel $29 ex-dividend

Intl Tel and Tel $10 8-8.

N. Y. Central $28 1-4.

South Pacific $18 South Railway $9 Union Pacific $101. U. B. Steel $43 'I-8.

-cs | I *Pi*

23s Bd.

Anglo Dutdi 195 6d.

Associated Elec had 34s 3d. Babcock and Wilson 50s Sd. Boots Pure Dnig 49s. Brit Am Tab £5 3-4. Brit Celanese 12s Bd.

Ohble and Wireless A Q Cable and Wireiem B . Carreras Ord A £7 7-8. Gelanese Corp of Am £5 3-8. Central Mining £21.

Courtauli 545.

De Beers £35 1-8. _ De Haviland 58s iid.

Distillers 92s.

Dunlap Rubber 41s 4 1-2d.

lf! _N2

l-‘DO .. -ie

'9d.

Ford Ltd aaé. General Electric Co Ltd ills

'I-»ld.

Handley Page 28s 4 1-2d.

Hawker Aviation 28s 4 1-2d.

Henleys Tel Works £8 3-4.

Hudson I y 16s 7 l-2d.

Impl Airways 46s Bd.

Imp Chem 34s 9d.

Imp Tob 1355 7 1-2d.

London Midland Ry £17 3-4.

Lodnon Psgr "C" £100.

Metal Box Ltn 71s 10 1-2d.

Mining Trust Ltd 55. Rand _Mines ,'27 1-2. Rhodesian Anglo Am Rhokana Corp £4 7-8.

Rio Tintos £16 3-4.

Rolls Royce l45s. Royal Dutch £25 Crown Mines £12

Egeduid £9 l-2.

Belfridge St Bpc pf 27s 9d

Shell T and T £3 I-2.

Trinidad Leaseholds 655.

Unilever Ord 29s 3d. Union Corp £7 7-8.

Unit Moiasses Ltd 18s 3d

Vickers 165s 9d.

Woolworth 109s Bd

108.

»-on » I PS”

BONDS

Brit 2 1-2 per cent Console

£83 3-8.

Brit 3 1-2 pi cent War Loan

£105 .1-8.

Brit Fund 4s 1960-90 £118 1-4. Argentir~ Recission 4s £100.

Brazil Funding 5s £67. French War 5:. £29 3-6. German 'ls 1974 £59 1-2.

ONE CONSOLATION

Dauber, the artist. "and going in to a laundry concern."

action," said his friend.

seeing your work hung."

§_'_|;lF_fNE$S

§'§.£.°‘.£.'.'.‘.2 "J

umibalssovoi

ll. vefllmirqt

_|~1|NARo'5] ‘ |_lNw.rNl

rustic lions:

Electrical, and ll! Ind Ord 25s

AUSTRALIA

FIRM IIBIIINST

(C.P. Cable By Gu.ard_lan's Special

Wire)

CA.NB1"`ftA, Australia, Sept. 2- Impositlon by the League of Na- tions ot sanctions against an ag- gressor nation-Italy for instance- tonight became a virtual impossi-

Anglo American of Bo Africa. bility.

The Australian cabinet. willing

it is to back up Britain's ef

forts

to solve the Italo-Eilrlopian quar-

rel by peaceful means, tonight was imderstood to have reached iihe decision it could not go as far as

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Stock!

lense,

Opened

Air Red ... -.141% Am For Pow- pid ... .. 35 Allis Chaim ... ,.. ... 30% All Bef ... ... -~. 22% Amer Can ... ..... 1381.4 Am Car Found ... ... 21% Am For Pow ... ..... 6% Am Pow Light ,... 795 Am Smelt Iifg .__ 45% Am Rnd .. 17’/1 Am Smelt Rig ... ... 450;. An Copper , . ... ISV.. Am Tel Tel .....13li% Am Tob B ...100 Atchison _,... 48 Aub Auto ... 85% Bald Inco ... . .... 2% Balt Ohio ... 15'/1 Barn A .. .__ 0% Ben Aviation _ . .. 9% Beth Steel . 37% iBrlsgs . .. 42 Byers A M .. ..._17% Burr Ad-1 smell 111.5 Con Oli . .. 21 Can Dry Gia .. 0% Can Pac ,. ___ 10% Case 'Phrcsh . . . ... .. 60% Cel Corp .. ...t 20% Com Sou , ,, 2 Chee Ohio 40 Chrysler Mot _.... 01% Coium Gas Elec .. 1'.: lfoiu Sol . . . ... . 111 4' G . :eu

.on ss . ,

(fun Can . . . . . . Con Oli _ 8% i.‘ol~il i‘rod . . .. 00. nel Hou ._ :i:.\/, E I Diipniit . ll'I l-Inst Kodak ._ iili I-liec Auto Lite Cu .. . . 27 Elec Pow Liglii _ . . .. .‘. £5 First Natl Stores _ . .. 50 01 _ Gen Elec ._ . .. . :hilt Gen Asphalt 18 Gen Foniis ,.. 31% Gen Mui .. 415% Gold Dust _ .. .. 1.715; Liooilrich iiuii H1); (iocdycnr iiub ... lil*/I Graham Paige . . ilg Houston Oil . ..

Hud Mot .. intl liar _

14 iitg :iii/,

Intl Nickel :im lan Tcl . ._

. 1014,

Johns Mun ..

. lI.'i\,{|

BS Kclvinriior I

Ken Cop . :::\»§ Lambert Co .. .... 2i% Liquid Csrh lint., Loews lncorp 41l,g Loose wilt. nic .. aiu Mack Truck 223,;

to approve sanctions as provided in }\_!:_'Q_‘ §f,;‘_"'_ _ ' "_' iff?

the league Covenant-measures

a ainst a nation which the council

of sail lm

a financial and economic nature Natl 1>ul\'.\' Prod

:sl/i . inzf., _ ii

lil/»

_ 22%

Natl Pow Light. .. New Haven . . _ ... .. New York Cen . N rth A -

Despite the British govemment's -

has deemed an aggressor.

firm decision to demand sancti

in the last resort. actual voting of Penn mm

sanctions was always considered only a remote pomibility. The rea-

son is that it takes an unanimous ~~

vote of the League Council to im- pose sanctions-other than the votes of the parties to the dispute. Australia is the only British do- minion with a seat on the council at present. _ '

It takes only one vcte. or one ab-

stention. to block imposition of sanctions. It had been generally agreed an unanimous vote was al- most lmpcssible_ France, for ln- stanre, facing n most difficult po- sition should sho favor sanctions and thus incur the enmity of her great ;\eighbor to the south.

Britain herself. while ready to

take the strongest stand on the basis of the Covenant when the council meets at Geneva Wednes- day. hss consistently stressed that if they are imposed, it must be

'collectively and jointly by the oth-

er members of the League with Britain. British spokesman have re- peatedly atfirmed Britain is not going to shoulder the burden of a "lone policeman."

IIE VIIIEIIA RE-IIRITES BUNSTITUIIIIN

_ Wil_l Incorporate Of-

fl-ce of Governor- General In the Pres-

....'.`."3..lf.l.l§" ».ff§if...‘Z`?»“°'f.’LZ.i§.’.»’§.§ 23* Execlltive C°““'

"'I‘hat's a stop in the right dir- By ,mph Dennmm

Canadian Press Correspondent

"Do you think so?" ' _ (C.P. by Guardiarfs Special Wire) ‘Decidedlyl You will be sure of DUBLIN' sen 3_(cP)____E___m°n

de Valera's forthcoming new con- stitution for the Irish Free State will contain a-surprise for the other members of the common- wealth, according to well-inform- ed circles here.

He is to abolish the office of

govemor-general but that will not mean that the Free State will have no representative of the Crown. The new constitution will provide for the merging of the duties of the office of governor- general in the president of the ex- ecutive council.

As the President of the exec-_

utive eouncil is Mr. de Valera, it will as seen that he himself ‘win discharge the functions of the gov- ernor-genersl in the signing of blllspsledbythebsiiandap- proved by the new advisory coun- cil which is to take the place of

the Benste.

In the new order of things, the

Notice is hare ng 0. 1 to .......r_a3.'ii. .....i. .'::.';'.i.:'..t‘:..°'.::.‘:°.':: ... ,... ... ... fill' IQIIDUI I ` 1, hs the ably extended. lore-always leo Buckley Paige' 551 3|. while me other mica or tae lid- “N-»v~n"’~\\ tri” N 13° an _ - commonwealth _are _busy with elec- *W ‘VII

for collection te fb “ lofi: of "°“f,,,§_‘§ ,,, _,__ m,m_h mmgg =I'a‘~»‘\l»'»s.¢_=.¢

0' “ “nd” d schemes io capture lar |55”

gh, gang, °“ dj anis aunt a ... ... .......i.<.'......% .‘:'.~.:‘.i.“.i.‘°':..:.'.°:‘.’“.“:..°.:i.f°:.. w --

1935, _-_ ‘_ _ ‘mating constitution. it has ai-

By 0"!" may Mm`m“=i°:en° "wgiilirliziix "°*‘°’ I Pareolsearrieoatits

ss time-11 ti by m'm

’ onsgrave during 10 years of office | md' Bu will aio# W Ill”

5 1

. _'nil . 111%, '. 2122

o uioi _ _ .. . .

North I'l\c ,, Pack iliot

(qnotationl furnished by Johnston and Wald. lembon of loutrani lush lxehui Ieatreal Cub

Clu-

LII!

141% 35% 26% 22 138 21 g T 8 ll* '45& it 136% 100 48% 3|-'K 2% 15% 9% 9% 37%

-13 ag; _

1 0% 0 09

Wa 45"/s 81% 12% 19 28%

so aio'/S no its 21

5% 50% :ii

is :sv/, 42% io

8% 19% 1% 14 11% as

29 luv, 60% is 23'/J 241,; 31 411/, 37% 22% 34'/L isa. 2s=/_ 1-'ui _ 11% 1 23% :of/, 10%

BOBl'del'3 an H l mu. M ,mm crease after ‘Sharges equal to ls 62 -_.__ ._ *L 1, _

1 I ` I . _. _.

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NEW YOU cnicaco,

` BOSTON. IDNDON. ENGLAND

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EXPERIENCE is the

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‘g_y1"OBCOP6 "

which steadies business", helps hold it on' a true course. The

experience which this Bank has

gained throughout itsicentury of ` .

existence is available to those seeking a banking connection.;

World-imde facilities in every . _ "

department of banking

‘The of _ 'I

NOVA SCOTIA

span

4% 27% 41 211% 41*/I. (Wa 2% 18% 40’/s 55'/s

illm 0%

_ii-M, 11% . .ISM 18’/Q

9'”

l'uli Ser N J 401/1 nail Det um.

. 41%

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lindln l\ciin iii-pn __ _ ~_»i/_

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40|/,,

. 55%

nop Iron sit-oi ..f Suteivay 2510"., Si-urs llccliuvk ... _ Shell Union Oil Sucony \'ac .., South Pm' _, South liali .. ..._ 49]/9 Sstml Brnliiis .. 13%,, 13% Sinnai iiua iiici- .. lug 5% .\'m|i<| ull rw _ _ ;;.'.` 3|-,ya Stand Oil N J . . . .... 45% 45% -ii-..iil‘i. .~...'_, _ __ 1;” 1-1% Sliuicliakrr _ ._ .. Jil., ;l}`, Texas Co , _ 20 20 ` 'lfim Roll lit-:ir _ _ . . . .. 4iJ|_{. 40% l.ninn 1‘iiri» i':irl» __ ¢|=s_ 341% Union Pac ._ 100 100%

~ <`~"i 15%

iiiivil .\.- . .. Ulliied Corp _

1- .212 00'.‘i»

iliiirvil (ics liup U S liuli

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17 17¥:

ii S Shit-ii. __

ll .-1 s "

. ~ . $6.

\\ nrner lirus Co ..... 53? f'

_ __ 41.. init 13’/ii vii ~i:i '.5

-fool ._

Vim Steel . . . ... _ _

Warren Bros Co .. .. 3~

:rest Union ... . ,_

'ost Elec .... ’ \\’noin'orih Co . . . . Yellow Truck .... 5%

. Ml/1 46%

uag oily, a

C.N-lt. REVENUES

MONTREAL, Que., sept. z_.'n.e

Bfoes revenues of the all-inclusive Canadian National Railways Sys. tem for the week ending August 21st, 1035, were $3,139,888 as com- Porcd With $2,929,899 for the cor- responding period or 1934, an in- crease of $209,939,

EFFECTIVE

Customer: "Can you guarantee

this anti-wrinkle cream?"

Chemist: "Madam, it would

smooth corrugated iron."

amendments have become law and the remaining two. abolishing the representation of the Irish univer- sities in the Dail and abolishing the Senate itself, are approaching maturity. No complete copy of the instrument as it is at present is available as the stationery office considered it was too expensive to print one after every fresh amend- . ment. | One of the features oi' the new |oonstitution will he the preserva- tion of the special powers clauses which were incorporated in the old constitution in 1931 by Mr. Cos- grsve’s government. These provid- ed for military tribunals to deal with political terrorists who can- not be tried in the ordinary courts owing to the intimidation of juries and enable the police to detain suspects for 72 hours.

- Mr. devslera declares it is re-

grettable that coercive legislation of this type must be continued but maintains it is a necessity while arms are held illegally by private armies.

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-' Lmros. England. Sept. _2-(UH _.When South- Africa won thi second cricket test match again! England, Jack Hobbs, great interi- national batsman who retired thii spring, declared that unless thi Mother Country won the thirt test it was probable the Spring- boks would win the series. Hit

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