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Phone 105 Charlottetown

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0arter’s Farm Seeds

A large stock of: CLOVER and TIM- OTHY SEED, SEED GRAIN of all kinds at lowest prices. ° Book your orders with us early as some varie- ties of Seed and Seed Grain' are very scarce and further supplies will be difficult to get. A few eopies of our SEED CATALOGUE still on hand. Ask or send for a copy.

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(By The Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks closed lower. Montreal-stocks slightly higher. New York-Stocks higher. Winnipeg-Wheat down 2 5-B to

9 1-B cents.

New York-Ootton higher; swat

steady.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

49 15-'i 42% 42 24% 24

(By The (hnadian Prem)

Closing exchange rates:

At Montreal-Poimd 4.89 1-92:

franc 455; U.S. dollar .99 29-32.

At New York-Pound 4.89 1-2;

franc 435 1-2; Canadian dollar 1.00 5-04,

At Paris-Pound 106.95 fr.; UB.

dollar 21.85 1-4 fr.: Canadian doi- lar 21.95 3-a fr.

In Gold-Pound lla, lid; U. B.

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MORNING MARKET LETTER

Rumors in London of a possible

change in the United States Gov- ernment's gold buying policy go. gether with weakness in Inter- national commodlty and security prices at that point was an in- fluence in turning the New York Market lowtr at the opening _,thus more than counteracting any op- timism which may have sprung from the Chrysler strikeaggree. ment.

The market was forced to absorb

a fair amount of selling during the morning but appeared to have taken this supply relatively well as Pressure lessened in the early after- noon. Prices moved lower toward the close, however, on .selling which may have been partly in the nat. Q ure of a hedge against possible low- ] er London prices this morning. I Wherefore we think that the London market action may be im- P0rtant to watch at this juncture. London speculation- ln war mater-

ials unquestionably had placed the markets for these materials ln a vulnerable position especially gn any improvement in the outlook for Deuce which is indicated as a pos- sibility from some quarters, To such deflation as might be implied from such a. development there is also linked the recent expression of the Federal Rserve Board Chair- man ndvocating a sound fiscal policy for this country but up to now the administration has given little indication of reform from its

| profiligate spending tendencies a

parently placing reliance instead on its ability to stem. the rise in commodity prices through criticism. Nevertheless the danger of an un- balanced budget has been emphas- ized by the recent weaknss in the Government Bond Market and to some extent public opinion in fnv- or of a sound fiscal policy is cry- stalizing.

Therefore if the prefent deflation is any reflection of either peace 31 Europe or 9. return to sound public finance here or both, the longer term outlook for business should improve although at the expense oi some near term adjustment.

In general, however. the market

action may not require any one ex- planmtion since the market at the present level after two years ad-

,vance is .usceptible to profit tak- ing and at this time must recog- nize the effect on earnings of damage from floods and strikes. increased labor demands. possible higher taxes and the maiadjust- 'ment of excess forward buying as well as seasonal influences.

Laidlaw and Company.

BANON AFTERNOON LETTER

While the market is far from bullish in its action there is no doubt that stocks are very much oversold. A recovery is not likely to 'be long delayed.

In all markets few issues have

been so heavily pressed for sale as the coppers in the last few days. Strength has as a consequence been

able for a trading recovery in clude Anaconda, and Inspiration Copper. . The relatively small decline in the Gold division yesterday may be accepted as a denial of the rumor that Wa hington will cut the price of gold.

Incidentally American Govern-

ment Bonds continued-soft yester- day.

investors interested in a stock

appreciation should give some con sideration to National Distillers around 32.

Railroad circles expect to hand

out some substantial orders for rails and ties in the near future.

Banon.

NOON COMMENT

Market still shows hesitation but

the general tone is much improved over that of yesterday. The' market leaders appear to hold relatively well and on any further setback. probably would attract new buying.

The metal issues are better on

improvement in the London mei/ol market despite a decline in the do- mestic price to 15 1-2 cents. Return of the copper price to a

more reasonable level may in- fluence investment type buying in such issues as Anaconda, Kenne- cott, and Phelps Dodge Corpor- ation, which may have been post- poned while the metal was at a less trusted higher price. The Oils have taken the selliI1€ well.

Laidlaw and Company.

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NEW YORK, April 8-According

to Dow Jonas the London market shows no decided trend but is ln- cliried to be -firmer. The dollar in London in terms of gold is slightly higher this morning. There is a lstrike in the Generol Motors plants

l in Ontario. The purpose is to bring

in line same agreement as reached

,ln General Motor plants in the

United States. The Polish Govern-

:ment has announced s. series' of

decrees designed to halt price in- creases. General Motors sales will be reported at noon today for -Mar-ch. The stock market' is now in what m.ight be called new terri- tory. The severity of the decline

| yester y ma attract some bu n

de y vi s

this morning but we would be careful about making new commit- ments at this time, because of the

lrlsk involved. Some stocks ‘which

can be bought from an -earnings figure standpoint such as some of ithe oils, rails, rayons and amuse- ments, could be bought with some assurance, but will probably not go against the trend. We would rather pay higher prices for stocks and be certain about the immediate trend

iilian try to pick the bottom at this me.

NORTHERN MINER ITEMS

TORONTO. April 8-Kirkland

Lake-Diamond drill hold has re- vealed very high grade ore on the lGro=elle property at 3.800 leve,l 15 1-2 feet of core running $121. True vein widths probably 8 feet. On the .same level, extending west from the Teck Hughes line, a south branch vein has yielded remark- able grade.

§e_attie7C'urrently milling 1650

tons of ore daily compared with 1936 average of 1550 tons. Greater net recovery expected from rooster installation should result i.n an important increase in earnings over 10.64 cents per share recorded ln 1936.

Mc-Kenzie Red Lake-iiiiamed 7.65

cents per share for 1936 after all

charges. MONTREAL, April B- Export copper foreign price drop- ped under 15 cents a pound com- pared with ihe recent peak of more than 17 cents. lead prices in New York down to 6.00 at 6.50 cents a pound from high of 7.76 cents. g

Montreal Power-March output

up 7 per cent over March 1936. and first quarter shows increa~e of 2.34 per cent over semi! P°1'1°d Wi- ¥¢ll'-

Vgntupgs-Ndi pfbfit for 1930

equal to 12.1 cents per share M!- alnst 10.1 cents in 1935 and 25 cents in 1934.

Meuod Cockshuiit.-Irie ceased

$30,000 damasc to camp quarters.

Bherritt Gordon-Net profit f0\' year me was armor against 1-

loss oiDae1°2e.B0l for the six months ended mber 31, 1935. President says "Everything in reodlneii 1°? resumption oi °i>mM°11= U |0011 sg sufficient. power is available and calmed mttmumwbewi later than June.

roiwerro. Anvil a-Mosher um; in oem mms-M Www*

has approximately $185,731 cash in hand, and only small current liabilities. a report to shareholders advises. Drilling is continuing and 9. crew is engaged on surface ex- pioratiori; Hole No. 52, fifty feet eastof the west boundary. has in- dicated exteuslon of the mineraliz- ed zone on the adjoining Elmos Dl'0P€1'ty asfuys now being taken.

TORONTO, April 8-Old Col-

ony-Shareholders at 'a special meeting approved the reduction and subsequent increase in capital from 6,000,000 to 3,500,000 shares. The exchange basis one new for each ten old held. Directors were re-elected with other business ap- proved.

Shawkey Gold-Production at

Shawkey Gold during February was valued art $42,000 it is reported. with March output valued at around $28,000. The decrease is aid to be_due to the fact that the company was enlarging the shaft dining the month and therefore drawing u lower grade of ore.

MOiN‘I'l'i|‘§AL, April ’B~Bathurst Power and Paper-With sales for 1936 up 13.7 per cent over 1935 and cost of sales up 15 por cent gross Profit at $258,929 compared with $248,794 for the previous year. After depreciation etc., net profit was equal to 12 cents on class A shares as compared with 26 cents in 1935. The company had exten- sive replacements during the year which were reflected in moderately lower working capital at $2,200,000 from $2,400,000 though the full benefit of replacements will not be felt until 1937. President forecasts larger earnings with higher prices for news`pr'i'i`it`."§i`x1.'phl'ie"'rind"`§r6iinil-` wood pulp and kraft and cylinder board.

NORTH RUSTICO SCHOOL

Honor Roll for North Rustlco

School for the months of Feb- ruary and March:

Grade X (sr.) 1. Miriam Wool-

ner; 2. Margaret Doyle; 3. Vera Warren.

Grade X (jr.)-1. Ethel Hynes. Grade IX-1. Sadie Hiscott; 2.

Hazel 1-Iiscott; 3. Mau;-een Doyle.

Grade VIII-1. Irma Toombs; 2.

Colin Warren; 3. Gregory Fleming.

Grade VI-1. Shelton Warren;

2. Tom Doyle; 3. Emard Court.

Grade V-1. Gavan Doyle; 2.

Fulton Rollings.

Grade IV (sr)-1. Walter Mac-

Liire: 2. Lome MacLure.

Grade IV ijr.)-l. Gertrude,

Fleming. `

Grade 111 lsr.)-1. Marion Doyle; 2. Olive Bulman; 3. Maynard Pur-

NY.

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2. Awls Bulman.

Grade I tjr.)-1 Elsie Doyle. Highest average: Miriam Wool-

ner 96.4 per .ent.

Perfect attendance: Margaret

Doyle. Ethel Hynes, Sadie Hiscntt, Shelton Warren, Gertrude Flem-

lng, Maynard Pursey, Mollie _Flem- ns.

Teacher: Dorothy E. Toimbs.

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VVINNIPEG, April 8 - (CP) -

Wheat prices slumped more than four cents below the high points on the Winnipeg grain exchange today, wiping out early gains. Atf the close futures were 2 5-8 to 3 1-8 cents lo\ver with May at Sl.45,| July $1.39 5-8 to 7-8, and October' $1.43 1-2. 1

Good export purchases estimat-,

ed at 1.000.000 bushels-failed tol rally wheat values in the face of weakness at Chicago. Lower quo- tations in copper and other com- modities togetlier with excellent conditions in the southwest win- ter wheat belt were the major fac- tors which iiidueeci heavy selling.

Coarse, grain activity was gen-

erally confined to profit-taking operations and prices moved lower in sympathy with wheat. Oats prices were fractionally down. Other coarse grains lost ground ranging from 1 l-2 to four cents.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, April 8 -- (CP) -

Wheai, Nor. No. 2 $1.59; barley, C. W. No. 3 95 1-2; oats, feed. No. 1 68: No. 2 67; oats. No. 3 68 1-2.

Flouizspring wheat patents. firsts

$8.40; seconds $8.00 bakers $7.90; winter wheat patents. choice $6.20 to $6.30; white corn $6.50.

Bran, ton $37.25; shorts, ton

$38.25; micldlings. ton $4-1.25; roli- ed oats, bag 90 lbs. $4.05; hay. No. 2, per ton, carlots $9.

Cheese, Ontario .13 1-4 to 181-2. Butter, 28 1-4 to 28 1-2. Eggs ln cartons: A-1 lar

28; A-1 medium 24 to 25

lets 22 to 23; A-large 24 to

medium 23 to 24; A-pullets 21.

Potatoes: P.E.I. No. 1 Mts. 90's

$1.50; N.B. N0. 1 Mts. 80's $1.25; Que. No. 1 Mis. 80's $1.15.

MONTREAL, April 8 - (CP) -

Butter and egg prices remained fir-in on Montreal open produce markets today.

Graded egg shipments in carlots

or less were quoted at 21 1-2 to 22 cents a dozen for grade A-large, 19 1-2 to 20 for A-medium and 18 for A-pullets.

Butter was quoted at 28 1-4 to

1-2 cents a pound for carlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 29 1-2 for solids and 30 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 13 l-4 to

1-2 cents a pound for Ontsrios while Quebevs were unquoied.

Potrtocs: P.E.I. Mis. 00`s $1.50:

N B. Mrs. 80's $1.25; Que. Mts. 80's $1.20. '

MON'I'R.EAL. April 8 - (CP) -

Butter and egg prices held fairly steady on Canadian commodity exchange produce section today.

Butter spot-Que. regraded 28

1-4 to 3-4.

Cheese spot~»unquoted. Eggs spot-Ont. A-large 21 1-2a: A-medium 19 1-2a; A-pullets 17 1-2a.

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por Inch; Notices of Thanks alll Appreciation, 70d per inch or por

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INSURE IN THE SUN LIFE. AS-

.sets $777,000,000. These are great- er than the combined assets of the four next largest Canadian Insurance Companies. Agents wanted. Consult J. A. Moore, Currie Bldg., Charlottetown.

TO LET-TWO HEATED P`lt().\"I‘

rooms, 187 Prince St.

L-12110--1-ll-31.

TO LET--lll1iA'l.'Ell I-`1R.\"1` l"l.()()l¢

Apartment, 101 W¢~_\'inun:h suit. Newly decorated, Apply (»u.\i<;.n.i,

l..-1270-1-6-.il.

_ For Sale V*

1932 CHRYSLER CAR FOR SALE.

Apply Guardian. L-1220-4-7-31.

FOR SALE OR RENT IN EXCEL-

'gut localty 10 room house, 149 Ei.i.i.on Street. Apply 257 Queen 5t_ L-1300-tf.

DAIILIA TUBERS. NAMED EX-

hibition varieties. Eight for dollar. Mrs. Crawford, 56 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown. L-1281-4-8-li.

FOR SALE - GOOD QUALITY

half dry Hake and Cod. HB-ke 414c1b. Cod 5‘~;c lb. Delivery charges paid. Apply Neil S. Mac- Phee, Elmira, P .E. I.

L-1243-4-'I-31.

P ENGINE MASSEY HAH-

on the London market. The af- ternoon witnessed a sizable recov-

llanln 090° Cl°l°~-- ery in the base metals but the L_12g4-4-5-31. Bk Com rebound was not suf1'ioient‘to erase -- -

_ 1 ' the day's losses.

ll: mu B 2", 2,5 Hudson Bay reduced a point Found

loss to 1-4. Noranda was down 1-2

now ,mms Av!-_"ms .finally and Fslconbrldge, Sul-ibur_v

Basin and Ventures were down 30

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(supplied hy _\\`°\?¢1"-“'l'|° Ind Ce-1 to 35 cr-nts each. Qlwrritt gained . '.2:.'.‘::'.u'i:. ‘.::‘.~.`-.-‘z'f ° “- 11 111 11--vw 1-1111- \ utintil-i an ui up ova. Only ia few or the cheaper oils

were active and these were down moderately. Calgary - Edmonton, Calmont. Aiax and Home were off

Café I 5 to 10 cents and Dalhousie lost. 3

58 200 230 3715 215

in active trading. Royalite drop- ped four points in slow action.

Dome. down 1 1-2, was the only

Shore posted minor losses and Mc- Intyre and OBrien closed higher

if . . . _

S I rl in \\'oo|lu Reade and fn) I-05599 Of 20 I-0 50 C9111# WNV E* “A”-` ' _ A

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1fl’\‘i'1°l‘U1l'|i» Wedk S1701 in U10 bil WANTED BOY T0 WORK ON gold group. Hollinger and Lake farm for Summer. ni-ar City.

trade for good milk cow. Axel Rasmussen, Wood Islands.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-EXl"l:Ilt1l-§N('l-ill .\l.\ii).

Apply Guardian. L-12-ll--1-'I-.;i. WA7\%'rr~`T`T-{"i'iii\'li\'t; liomi taint; Apply by lclicr to lines lin ul.

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WANTED _ H0lI.\`l~IKl-Il‘Il’i-Iii l`()l{

country homo. Slain qli;liill;'.-‘.:o:l- and wages expected A;|pl\ ‘Je-1

_ll\Lsti>ri._______V___»_ L-lin l -i-0- 1. 1.

WANTED - (`.Al‘Alll.E W(l.\l'\\l

between 30 or 35. Good plain vo.-1;. Steady einploynivnt' ii \\11‘..\`1-.l~. State wages, .\'i'r.~ W. lf.. Il.».l, *Cape Tornleiitinc. L-1303-~l-0-11.

WANTED-(7APABl.E W0)i.\.\' 'l`fl

look nitci- faintly oi .<;.\:, n~ - eight months lo 15 _\'cui~:. .»\;»1 stating reference and \\~;\.~.- .,2-

pectcd to W. E. h'1nEafrl"\l‘. '-`- bany_R.._R. V__V -1i':S-4-§»-.u

l ' Wanted

FOUND-A PROVEN REMEDY

for Distemper, coughs, colds, ‘flu in dogs, foxes. cats and poultry ZEV, made by the makers of Buckley’s Mixture, positively stamps out these maladies. Your money back if tt fails. Price 501: and $1.00, at Hughes Drug Com- pany. N-3_-_l§;t-1.

Male Help Wanted-

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‘ WANTED - NEWLY FRESIIENI-ID ` Cow. Alex. Rliyncs. R R. 7.

i L-12113-1-ll-Ii.

WANTED-IN THE NEXT .\l0\`TII

200 little pigs. A. C. 7`u1<"»i N111"-

boro. l.~l3;\.'»--i -u- ai.

Lost W~rfsEi 1-oxz

Anybody knowing whci‘r1nbouis of same. Please notify Jock Herman, Pownal. Reward. L-1289-4-B-31.

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L_1S_1<1;-:11-21-

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, BOARD!-IRS ACCOMMODATED 102 1 Fitzroy Street, L-1246-4-'I-31.

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w - ura~\-<:i:N1‘r.i1.1w/in mann- I ser as Kim street. L-1215-4-7-31.

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