AUGUST l2. 1936 I

.TI'IE CHARLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

"STQCK QUO 7Z4 TIONS

iisiiiiiirs iucii MARKET lilltlllllilNS

Corrected For Every Wednesday & Sat- urdays Issue.

RETAIL MARKET

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Butter lb

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CIMI fresh lb 4c limitlock Iii Sc lilili-kcrel 2 for 25c Salmon lb 26c

MTIL. CURB

Li (Supplied by Pltflrld and Com- puny‘ member: n! Montreal ﬂock QXCIIIIIIIQ and curb umrkel)

Stork: Oren Lnnt n A oil 24% 2.1% Dom St

Ferd A 21 20% Imp nu I1 20w. Inter Pelt

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New York Curb

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Block: Cloun Alum Co Am 1311 Amer Cyan l3 35 Allltll‘ um. ma 41b3,‘. Am Sup l‘r g. Awe (his ldlec A ’ Jililb of.‘ 1 141.; Can Mill‘ (‘it Serv 414 Creole PM 22% 131cc Bd Sh 24 'Fnrd (‘an A 20% Gulf Oil Penn S7“; lluiu ﬁll Ref 17 Imp Oil 2081 Int. Pete 351,1; Ning Huri 10% Std Oil Kari I012; Un Light Pr A 7% Tin Light Pr I'M lil-‘i;

STATESVILLE. N. C. — (GP)- Mrs. J. N. Gofcrlh successfully un- derivent an operation for blood poi- sonlng resulting from a snake bite

Morning Stock Letter

(Received over Pitfield and Co's Private Wire) j

NEW YORK. Aug ll-News from Spain l5 conflicting but there (1025 n°i 53°01 l0 b3 anything in the news 17°"! 11115 wince which wou‘d have any unusual inﬂuence on the mar. k“ Tm‘ Briggs report. for six mmiuls is favorable. For the June quarter company earned $231 3g. 8105i $1.26 in lhc March quarter and $1.67 in June quarter last year. For the six monihs C0lllptllly re- ported $3.47 against $3.31. DLvidend meetings scheduled for today are National Sugar, Congoleuni, Hazel- tinc. J C. Murphy and J. J. New- befry We would look for an irregu- lar oprriin: this morning‘ and be- lieve the market wi‘l do better this afternoon or tomorrow‘.

TORONTO. Aug. l1—Sisc0e Gold Mines—A new program oi develop- ment will he opcncd up next. month. The objective is to estab- lish the potentialities of the con-

out through four new levels below the tenth. The zone has been dis- closed from the sixth to the tenth

LIVES TOCK

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Aug. lL-Cattle trading was at a standstill in early dealings on Montreal livestock mar- kets today while calf. hog and sheep and lamb sections remained steady. ‘ Receipts: Cattle 639: calves 413; hogs, 901; sheep and lambs 154. Good quality vealers brought $5.- 50 with mediums around $6 and fair to mediums from $5 to $5.50. Grass- ers sold from s to $3.50 with a few tops at $3.75 ‘ Good lambs sod at $7 with culls at $5. Mixed lots brought $5 while sheep went from $2 to $3.

Bacons sold at $10, fed and watered. while selects drew the usual $1 premium. Butchers, heav- ie; and lights went at $0.50 and extra hcavles $9. Son's sm‘ from $6 50 to $7.25.

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. Aug. l1—Maj0r currencies followed mixed trends today in trrms 0t ‘Ilnitrd States funds on the foreign exchange market.

Canadian dollars closed unchang- ed at par while pounds sterling declined 1-16 cont to $5.02 7-16 and French gold francs gained .00 5-16 cent at 6.58 7-8 cents. _

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Aug. ll-Lrcading currencies improved moderately on Montreal foreign exchanges t0- day. Pounds sterling gained 3-32 cent nt $5.02 19-16 while the United states dollar wins up 1-32 cent at 1-32 premium. The French franc remained unchanged at 6.59

l5 years ago.

pai- ward; Io per wnnl; In lilcnunrliun Notices,

Spirltnnl Offcrlngn, Curiln, rte., 4o per nnmc; Lctlorn nf (Znnnlnilrneu 70c per Inch; Nntleen of 'l'l|i\nkn nml Apprcclulinn, 70o per inch or 4e

word. Other rate: on upplltlntlull.

Minimum Cliurgu for any nrlvertilemcnt Willi-n" "ml.

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Advertising ates-Payable I

can“! Gugﬂllgn loenll, 4n per word; Wei-tern and Bantu-n lncall. 2o Announremcntn and Corning Events to per word;

cents,

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Clnnlflrri 10c per Inch; Llntn of Floral nnil

par

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For Sale

5516176. BASEBALL‘ st Pads ten cents. Postnse HXWI- Apply Charlottetown Guardian.

hut SALE - SEVEN ‘ house and lot, nt Murray River. J. A, Dbwnp L-5Bl5-8-ll-4i.

to» SALE - our: cow. T0 freshen within a. week. Apvly i0 F. A. Wattonlctoria. L-5794

FOR SALI.—I-IARLEY DAV ‘ON Motor Cycle in good order.

running Apply 55 Fitzroy Street. L-5i352-8-l2-

in good condition, owner leaving province. Apply Box “S3” 0111111-

jmt L-5B50.

hm snub-rile: POPULAR AND Critical Bible and Encyclopuediﬂ. Illustrated. Complete in three volumes. Apply Mrs. Bruce Muir. care Mrs. James Machean, 242 B3 i.

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ZERO PRICE 0N NEW AND USED Thresher Belts. Also Rubber Trac- es. Clinton Morrison, Dealer in new and used Belting, Frederic- ton Station. P. E. I.

L-5860-8-12-3i.

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TIIE SUN LIFE llAS A NEW LOW

WANTED — OLD CHINA 0R wooden dolls. Apply 194 FY1060 Street. L-‘ilill-B-B-Bi.

Miscellaneous BEWARE LOW VITALITY 1F Easily Tired, Nervous. Exhausted. Take Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Con- tain raw oyster invlgorators. Put new life in every part of body. If not delighted, maker refunds few cents paid. Call, write Jenkins Pharmacy.

N-425-7-29-W F M ti. Oct. 30.

Double size! No extra Gainsborough Studio, Building. P. O. Box 251, Char-

L-5780-8-10-4i

A COIWMODATION FOR. TWO

boarders at shore cottage, ilvc miles from City. Apply Guardian Ilice 5810 ll-Zi.

premium policy which guaran- tees even in the event or your death the completion of the things you had planned to do. Consult J. A. Moore. Currie Building. Charlottetown.

Wantgi

ionmsaielqiidisriry Liiimrnii stakes, posts and anchor posts.

E. V. M cLeod Albany. L-5847 =i_ _,____

Dwelling No. 247 Grafton Street. Lately occupied by Dr. Keeping. Arab’ L. M. POOLE & CO.

vvooovoooov>ooooovvwow L-5008-7-8-ii

l..l‘jll‘i'lllil(l |i\li(‘ll(‘l‘ (i0 P‘ I Now, (‘lliItll'I-ll_ if

dull the 113"» l. xiii points in the north.

“-~‘~’I'I‘ fin s hi. lill $112.11 buy Irnund_ miss

print to?

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ACCOIVHWODATION WANTED IN ‘ auto going to Montreal or Toronto, this week.

Apply “A. 13' caret L-sim- -ii-."u.

WANTED — CIIILI) T0 BOARD-

Box “S? Guardian. - L-5835-B-ll-3i.

Male Help Wanted

IYANTEI) -_ AN IdXPl-IRIENFIII)

tact zone. The work will be carried]

levels already and is regarded as highly important for the life of the mine. All indications seem to pjint to definite continuity -with prob abilities of enrichment with depth.

Preston East Dome-According to ofiicial announcement the company ‘has sufficient cash on hand to take care of present developments pro- gram and purchase of an up-to- data mining plant. Proceeds from outstanding options will be suffi- cient. Dmspccis depend entirely on the verification of diamond drilling ﬂndications by the underground iwork which will be started prob. {ably some timc in September.

TORONTO. Aug. ll-Red Lake Gold Shore-The crushing end of the Red Lake Gold Shores new 125 tau mill is now in operation, several days ahead of the original schedule and by the end of the week. it is expected, that the whole plant will he in operation. accord- ing to Dr. Brculle, Secretary Treas- urer of the company. Pouring o! the initial gold brick is anticipated early in September.

Produce Prices

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Aug. ll- Whcat. nor no 2 $1.16 1-2. Barley 0 W no 3 7i.

Oats, feed no 1 54.

Elour. spring ivheat patents, firsts $6.20.

Eloui" seconds $5.80.

Flour bakers $5.70.

Flour winter wheat patents.

choice $390-$400.

Fllour white com 35.20-55.50. Bran ion $26.25.

Shorts ton $28.25.

Middlingrs ion $32.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $3.45. Hay no 2 per ton carlots $83-59. Cheese Ont white and col l4 to

14 3-4.

Que white and col 14 to 14 1-2. Butter no 1 24 1-4.

Biltter no 1 24 1-2.

Eggs in cartons A large 35-36. Eggs A medium 85-36.

E225 B 28-29.

E225 C 23-24.

Potatoes new Que 80's $100-$110,

Stocks Decline

In Irregular N. Y. Session

(A. P. Ily Guardianh Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Aug. 11—S€llerS had the final say in an irregular stock market. today.

Measiued by the Associated Press aileragc of 60 shares, the market was .4 lower at. 69.0. Vol- ume (lcclincd to 1,103,820 shares from 1.334.770 on Monday.

Losses predominated in the Can- adian iist. Lakeshorc Mines, with a downturn of 1 7-8 led the de- cline. Othcr losses were only small fractions Wllllf! on the upside Dis- tillers Sengrams advanced 1 1-8. Power Corporation 7-8 and Nickel and Canadian Industrial Alcohol 3-8.

The market opened mixed, slid into a rut and after stiffening at mid-afternoon dropped back as selling quickened in the final hour.

Brokers expressed encourage- ment at the ready manner in which the market absorbed the late liquidation, however. Virtually i111 lenders vrcre in good demand on the decline.

Demand for motion picture equities gave a bright spot. Warn- er Bros. the most active issue, was up 1-8 at 12 3-4. Loews turned ahead 7-8 to 55 5-8.

A star performer on the advance ivas Briggs Mfg. up three at 54 7-8 on buying stimulated by the com- prmys earnings improvement.

Down fractions to a point or so were U. S. Stvol at 66 7-8. West- inghouse Electric at 144, Chrysler at 110 1-4, Consolidated Edison at v43 3-8. Douglas Aircraft at 73. General Electric at 47 3-8, North American at 33 3-4. Montgomery Ward at 46 5-8 and Standard Oil of New Jersey at G1 3-4.

Resisting the downslide with gains of fractions to around a point were American Telephone at 176 1-2, National Biscuit at 33 1-4. Union Pacific at 146 1-2 and Am- cricnn C1111 at 123 1-2.

Under tho influence of lower crop estimates selling handed the farm implements c. set-back, In- ternational Harvester losing l 1-2 at 82 and Case dropping 3 1-2 to 1ss,1-z.

Mt '1. S to ck ‘Exchange

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EXCHANGE

(Canadian Preset

MONTREAL, Aug. iii-British and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follows:-

Jsrgentina peso .2781.

Australia pound 4.0127

Austria schjlling .1891.

‘Be7gium beige .1687.

China, Hung Kong dollars .3125.

Denmark krone .2245.

France franc .0659.

Germany reichsmark .4025.

Great Britain pound 5.0259.

Holland ﬁorin .8796.

Hungary pengo .1981.

India rupee .3801.

Japan yen .2941.

Jugoslavia dlnar .0231.

New Zealand pound 4045i.

Norway krone .2527.

Poland zioti .1891.

South Africa pound 5.0008,

Sweden krone .2593.

Switzerland franc .3262.

United States dollar 1-32 per cent premium.

(Ulnadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal-Jndus- trial stocks irregularly lower.

Toronto Mines—frregillarl_v low- er.

New York—5t0cks closed loner.

wmllipeit—Whe-at down 2 a-s u» 2 7-8 cents. _

New York Cotton higher; sugar unchanged.

Narrow Gains On Montreal Stock Market

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Aug. ll-The stock ma-Pket had little chance to get 911mm @0405’ as bill/ﬁrs alternately raised und lowered their bids.

Volume expanded near the close as a selling wave carried r1105), papers, utllitles,'.mils and liquors lower. Metals and constructions al- so came down from iheirpeaks but still hold narrow gains,

C. P. R. slipped 3-8 to 12 while Canadian Car eased 1-8 to 8 1-4. Cnr Preferred, however, held a minor gain at l9 3-4.

Nickel finished up 1-2 at 52 3-4 after reaching 53. Norandals top oi.‘ 64 1-3 was the highest level since 1929. Late selling brought the price down to 63 3-4 for a gain of 1-4.

Dominion Bridge advanced to 42, new high for a year or more, before closing at 41 7-8. up 3-8, liquid- ation depressed Sengrams. Alcohol. National Breweries. St. Lawrence Paper Preferredhmd Howard Smith Preferred.

Late demand boosted Quebec Power to 18 3-4, ahead 3-8, ivhile Power Corporation improved 1-8. Stock exchange sales 20,795 shares: bonds $1,850.

GORDON rrrn, aolaler or rorrune

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UNLISTED Aldermac H Brett Tr 12% (‘en min ‘lﬂ (‘hureh H i mum: .1, ml oil 1v. East (‘r Tl-Q Rud nay 2/115 lnke Slur ". \fnlrohic W, nanny '2'. \ Ilawk 2'; nu Sei i Park II '_‘l Pawnee T‘; Penri Ore is Pair (‘r0 l2‘ Ritchie Rnhh Ifnnt ll Sud Vine! R": Ternislzii ill IDUISE PITTMAN TO TRAIN AS A NURSE] i ATLANTA. Ga.. Aug. 9—I{azcl-' eyed lonlse Mldeline Pl“m?il!- Garner has decided to become a maternity nurse to help pros/inf‘ birth mixiyps such as that which brought on her own troubles. Graduaillniz imtancling the, of her life. cnnfi ed when i __LL- 7 _. .. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

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years zigo, the ‘o vmrkcd out her own - problem which has 1110111375 since the d

Last nizlit- the i. the first time since ilw- _ ed her pireirs were Mr. John C Until-gr" u hint-u: of 1.1105(- wlio reared her. .\ . Mr... Daniel Pittman 0i A:l The dispute l)"ir\\'O(‘Ti the moiners resulled from a contention that their baubles wcrc switched in a hospiznl niixup.

As the l\\'O mothers shod‘; hard- imd chatted, Iﬁlllse Madeline sn d. -’ "I'm going to divide my time bc- tween the two homes "

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of great m: l. 1st tackle» a

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Pittmans bcfort" com: back to b, mam”:

Macon to begin her new iiic ivizh , __ b , heard l!

the Gamers.

“I know the Gamers real parents," siiid the spending a. week in tlici.

COMBINED STANDING FIELIISW AND THRESHED GRAIN (‘OMPETITIO @1936

(‘ASII PRIZES FOR FIELDS (IF O TF4. WIIIHT .\,\‘Il I‘..\Iil.l.\'

patient heard the pro n l that all uzihiz. the offic-

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RYLES AND RIEGIWn-IH-FOW S

]_ A Fipld of OATS shall consist of at least ﬁre acres, nf IVHEAT and HARLEY three acres. _

2. An entry fee of‘ 1.00 shuil he charged for the first and titty reniq for each additional entry nf Grain. v _

3. The entry fee slmll accompany the ariiiilrﬂililll- ' _ ‘

4. Entries shouirl he mnrle to the Department pi .\grie".ilture not Liii 1 thnn August 17th. I0 ti.

5. ELIGIBILITY OI" S IID: The ﬁeld oi’ Opis euicreri fur inflict‘- ticn must lie seeded with Registered Oats or with ‘Wed from helm "my ha‘... 1,0,.“ rqvvj] with Regiiterezi \'ee<l nuzl inuiieeieil uurl up- proved while grim-Ill.’-

IV. R. SIIAIV, Deputy Minisirr uI Aurivuilnrv. I- 811-8-11-3!

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The West River Bridge will he closed to vehicle traffic commencing 'l‘ursd:\}'. June 23rd. until further notice, _ L. B. MacMInLAN, Deputy ‘Minister of Public Works and Ilighways

i Charlottetown, June 20, 1026. | i i

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son if possible. Walter Clerk- __North Wiitshirca n-san-a-iiy-zur

Work Wanted

WGRK WANTED BY EXPIR- ienced reliable fox rancher. Apply 11-min»- Lssza-a-ii-aii

on rarman, wur mo YOU mo: nus tut CHANCEL-JIIEWLL mu. You

“The Good Earth”

For over fifty years, “BLIiCK 'l‘WlS'I‘" CHEWING has been a. favorite Cll(’\‘-'.:llQ‘.l0l)11-.‘CO of farmers. The leaf is grown in Ontario wlizrc . the good earth is especially suited tor glr-ivnr"? the finest tobacco. The leaves are cund v1.1.1 s processed right here on the Island by our f zillions ; methods which add extra flavor‘ and nenurul . goodness, Try "Black Twist" Oiieivinggmen I go back to another brand if your taste ivili lei i you.

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By Bob Moore and lohn Hole

WHERE or contort mo Au?

BOTH GONE, POOR CHAPS......VICTOR GOT THEM lN THE TOMB.

A vent TOUCHiNG LITTLE SCENE......NOW smtcu um"... rue ooc MAY HAVE A WEAPON CONCEALED BENEATH THAT ROBE.