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YESTERIIATS

(Received over Pltfieid and Co's Private Wire) r new YORK. April 341W“- national stocks in the London market are about the some as lest night's closing ‘stocks. The New York Times analvt reports that for the week ending March 28 bus- incss index line is estimated at 94 compared with 90.6 the previous week and 94.8 on March 14 be- fore the floods. so that the esti- mate for week ending March 2B is about back to the level before the floods. Estimated that carloadfngs by the same magazine for the week ending March 28 is 821.000 com- pared with the corresponding week of 1935 of 617,485. Yesterday was the third successive day of ad- vance for the Dow Jones indus- trial averages with the probability thnl. this average will work higher today some profit taking could be expected. However, we think stocks will work higher and would favor Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, New York Central, Southern Paci- ficc, General Foods, Standard Brands. General Motors, Chrysler, and Std. Oil 0f Indiana.

NEW YORK, April 3—'I‘he voi- lune of transactions ls picking up again and tho expansion will probably end in another period. of speculative activity. Until this happens there is not apt to be tmythinfin the way of setbacks

more _‘ temporary trading re- actions. .-trend remains up- ward with _| responding to improving b news. General

Motors may meet with a good deal of resistance around 70 but this point should be passed and the 'stock is still probably ya purchase on an setbacks from present leve . Gen: Elec is probflbil’ starting on a fNBh “Willi 199W’ mcnt after a long period of small fluctuations. The oils face a Per- iod of" months now which should be very profitable to them and all good 011 stocks are Probably a purchase at this time. According to reports department stores are showing good increases in a 800d many section; of the country. De- partment store stocks should do better.

TORONTO. April 3-4pm- Nickcl—Noranda Mines — While technically outside the world car- tel, Canadian copper producers will benefit from the 6118MB 0f the world agreement which was reaffirmed early this week, and

20,000 tons monthly in the output of producers outside United States will be extended for another year. It was learned in upper circles yesterday. In comparison with the improved condition which the leading copper producers have placed by the renewal of the agreement shares of Nickel and Noranda have been active during the past L‘ days. On Tuesday and Wednesday Nickel shares ad- ~ anced sharply for a gain of two points. On Wednesday and yes- terday Noranda recorded a sim- liar advance.

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r ‘Larnon, though 100 years old, alked all the way to the grave- cle in the funeral of her 74-year- ld daughter when the latter was uried in County Carnlough. She

offered a seat in a carriage ut refused.

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(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, April 3- Wheat, nor no 2 88 1-2- Barley C W no 3 46 1-2. Oats. feed no 1 85.

Flour, spring wheat DBtBPLS firsts $5.50.

Flour seconds $5.10.

Flour bakers $5110-

Flou": winter wheat P9161155-

choice 83.90-84.00.

Flour white corn 34.40-54.50- Bran ton $20.25.

Shorts ton $21.25.

Middlings ton $26.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $2.90. Hay no 3 per ton carlots $9.00. Cheese no 1 Ont col 11. Butter no 1 22 3-4.

Eggs in cartons A large 24. Eggs A medium 23.

Potatoes P E I mts 90's $135- to $1.40.

P E I mts 80's $120-$125.

I mts 50's 75. '

mtg 10's l6 1-2.

cobblers 00's $l.30-$l.3.. cobbler-s 80's 31.154120.

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0B. SALE - FARM AT YORK. Apply to Lemuel Crockett, York. 11-3540-4-4-81.

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" BALI-DRY WOOD SHAV- ings, baled produced, and stored last summer. 2hr ‘ for hed- ding live stock and poultry. ls- mcisliy suitable for m: Ranches. Special rates for oarleed lots. lloncton Lumber Company. Lim- ited. lloncton, N. B.

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WANTlD-A TRAVELLER 00V- ering the Island to carry a line of AQ-iirin Tablets or cards. Apply Box K. cue Guardian. L-3409-4-3-8i.

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ingest name.» company, needs ‘live representatives in each coun in territory ,not already oeeu . Attractive proposition and pmousl assistance assured.

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Eloy loose, ewt 35¢ RETAIL MARKET Celery bunch gqc Unions lb 4,7‘. llccts pk 1;“; Lnrrols lh 4c ijciery beurts ,5, i lrcnl lb 19,1“. Potatoes pk 3,1,3 I Apples doz 3540c lpplcx pk 30-21-11.- hplnllltlh lb we Parsley lrcmi 10c 'l'lll‘lll[lB 3 for 10c : Cabbage liflilil 1549c r Honk lb 1540,, iloaat hcef 14.390 lleol qr 91/414014,‘ Mew meats 19.13,. (‘hlckcn $1 99,5135 I\‘<'1\\'l ' 55.5100 liluttnn 154's" [hitter 25,, Cream 40,. lrlgga (ion 29133,. FISH Cod llry lb g,- (‘ornuil Mackerel rsch 15.- limidock lb 1g; Mt ’l St k e O C ,

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MONTREAL, April 3--British and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian doil:r as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follower- Argentina peso .2781.

Austria schilling .1888. Belgium belga .1899.

Brazil m1lreisp0587. Bulgaria lev .0138. Denmark krone .2232. France f 4c M6187. Germany reichsmark .4044. Great Britain pound 4.9776.‘ Holland florin .8820.

India rupee .3788.

Norway krone .2502. Poland zloti .1898.

Spain peseta .1372. Switzerland franc .3274. ~ United States dollar 13-82 per cer premium.

NEW YORK, April F-Iibreigll exchange irregular. Great Britain demand high 4.95 7-8; low 4.05 3-8: close 4.95 1-2; 80 day bills 4.9‘. 3-4; France 6.59 l-8; Italy 7.02.- Belgium 16.92; Gennany 40.- 25; ‘Canada 99 5-8.

t. osing exchange rates:-

At Montreal-Pound 4.97 3-4: U. S. dollar 1.00 13-31; franc 8.81 21-82.

At New York-Pound 4.95 l-2; Canadian dollar 88 5-8;‘ franc 8.59

At. Paris-Pound 7827 fr; U. S. dollar 15.18 l-2 fr; Canadian dol- lar 15.10 fr.

In gold-Pound 12s; U. S. dol- lar 59.32 cents; Canadian dollar 59.12 cents.

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Potatoes: P I I min 90's 81.88 to 81.40; 80's $1.30 to $1.38; 80's 78: 10b 18 l-2; cobbles 80's 01.80 to 81.38; 80's 81.15 to I120; N. B. nits

m. ciao to can; out mte so’; 3.121s» amt,- No a whites so’. as

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Butter

Que grass 32 5-8.;

Cheese spot-Ont col make) 11 to i1 1-4.

Eggs Spot-Sales: 2.5 cases Out A large 20 1-2, A medium i9 in 19 l-2, A pullets 18 to l8 1-2.

Currencies

NEW

ldion dollar today made the only advance- on the foreign exchange market. Th! dollar, in terms of United States funds, advanced 1-32 cent to close at 99 5-8 cents. The pound sterling lost 1-8 cent at 04.95 1-2 uml the French franc was down oo 1-2 at”! i-8 cents.

8.01 11-! cents The United States dollar Ill unchanged at 13-32 m. . .

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li/IINING

(Canadian Press)

TORG-NTO. April 3—After five successive advances, the mining section of the Toronto exchange turned b.rck today and lo.t l-2 to 3-4 of o. point in both the gold and miscellaneous mines groups as mcssuzcd by the indicss.

Nornntia. changed hands to the extent of 8,uu0 shares and took a half point loss to 53 3-4. It sold at 5-1 3-4 in the first hour. Hudson Buy held steady in small turnover while Falcoubridge lost 5 cents, Surlbury Basin 25 and Mining Corporation 3. Base Metals Cor- pcration added 2 l-2. Mild weak- ness predominated in the silver group. Eldorado dropped 4 cents, Cristi;- 3 and Nipissing 2.

Rrd Lake Gold Shore was again a feature of the gold group, trad- ing heavily at a net advance of 7 eznts to 1.12. Issues advancing 3 to 5 cents were Central Patricia, Bralcrne, Pickle Crow, Reno, Sis- coe; unrl Tashota.

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Receiving a total vote of 44,389,140 the rcmilitarization of the Rhine- in the referendum recently, Adel.‘ .ll"i\'I\:\r- had his policies, includin, laud and denunciation of the Lo- carno treaty, approved by the Ger-

abstations and 52,896 ballots against or voidrd. (1) Chancello Hitler, LEFT, speakingtoDr. Joseph Goeb- bcls. minister of’ propaganda, RIGHT, as Minister of Defence Blomherg, CENTRE, looks on fol- lmving a recent military review. (2) The tired-appearing gentleman with hand to head is Herr Joachim von Ribbcntrop. Reich ambassadorz zit-large, following his arrival at Croydon to attend the London meet- ing of the League of Nations and the Lcearno powers with Dr. Leo- pold Gustav Alexander von lioesch, German ambassador to London.

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Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Ilresg) Toronto and Montreal-Judas. tnal stocks lower.

Toronto Mines-lower,

New York-Stock; closed down, Wii1iiil>@.','—-Wheat down 1 to 5-3 cents.

New Y0rk—Cotton lower;

higher. sum" _._______.__._ aowums CIIALLENGNE

Hockey's rosrrrou

(By The Canadian Press)

i REGINA. April L-Despite wide “wrest i" hwkey. bowlers after a survey of winter activities chal- lenge the ice sport with the chum knocking down the pins is Regina's greatest winter sport.

Pete Gottselig. brother of the fa. mous Black Hawks player, 15 re. sponsible for the claim. Pete's prowess in tnmdiing the bowls is attracting almost as much attem tip" locally as his brother Johnnies progress in Big Time league 110(3- kcy.

Fire leagues with a membership 0i iififliil’ 3.000 have operated throughout the winter months. In six years, Gottselig says, only (we R8310" bowie“. Russ Peacock and Bill childs, have mode perfect soon: in ten pins. During the peri- iod he estimates 80,000 game; have been played.

In live pins not one perfect has been recorded since organised lea. cue play started the years ago. Around 750,000 games have been played.

SHAKESPEARE WITHDRAWN FROM NEW YORK SCHOOLS

Nlsw YORK. April s-Jrhe New York Sun says that Shakespeare's “MowhI-nt of Venice" his been quietly withdrawn 5Q 11,; of texts available to New ' city's

school children.

Associated superintendent wu- lilm 0PM! said Jewish "groups pro- tested the clmneter “Sluice? cre- ated an impression unfavorable to

their race when Iudiod by school children. " _

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Stock Market l

By Frank MacMilien, Associated Press Financial Writer (By Guardian's Special Wire)

_ NEW YORK, April 3.—The stock market went through the profit taking mill today without suffering

too much damage.

While the filial assay found 418 declines against 281 advances, the former, on the whole, were confined to fractious and the latter also were

, generally restricted.

The list today reverted to its dragging tendencies of the past sev- cral weeks by turning in a volume of only 1,709,270 shares compared with yesterday's moderate total of 2,284,510. The Associated Press aver- age of 60 issues suffered a net de- cline of .2 of a point at 83.8. The industriols and rails were each .3 in arrears while the utilities, dull throughout, were .1 easier.

Net. gainers of fractions to a pail‘.

or so at the close included Johns-'

Mnnville at 114, American Chain at 52%. Du Pent at 149".» Crown Cork at 52, Consolidated Edison at 341i, National Biscuit at 35b2, Woolworth at 50 and Union Pacific at 134. Among losers of us much were U. S. Steel at 677k, Alliccl Chemical at 205, Chrysler at 90L. ‘iftiilcrs Corp. at 26%;, General ."<-ors at 69%, Bethlehem at 59 Monmompry Ward at 44'»; and Santa F»: u! 77. In the Canadian list Ford of Con- ada A, up 1T». at 2C"; and Intcrnn- tional Hydro Electric Prcicrxwxl, up] fractionnlly bnardcd the only ud- vances. Distillers scacrams was all 2h. at 26‘; with the balance of the i list moderate fractious lower. ‘

PICK CLOTHES TO SUIT YOUR HAIR. SKIN AND FIGURE

Now is the time to think about new spring clothes and beauty in the same breath. Regardless of ad- vise to the contrary, you'll find it more satisfactory to pit-k clothes to suit your hair, skin and figure than to buy them without fore- thought and spend months trying to make yourself over so they'll be flattering.

Before you get a suit with slim. straight skirt and nippcd-in-at- the-waist jacket. you should con- sider the size of your hips. Before you decide on a blue drcss in a hard, bright shade, you must analyzb Your skin to see whether 0i’ 00L 511th a tone will be flatter- mg

Don‘t buy the new shoricr than short gloves if your wrists arc large and not especially pretty. Doni. let any one sell you an absolutely backless, halter, neck- line evening gown unlm: you have

a lovely back and perfectly dc- vastating shoulders. Very low front nccklines arc anathema to

the hollow-chested. of coilrse. Large figures should steer clear ni‘ divided sports skirts

In other words, \?.-‘*, hopping, Keel) in mind your hcst features and your shortcomings if, between now and Easter, you diet and ex- ercise enough to slenderizc your hips, go ahead and buy a tailored suit with a straight skirt that reveals every line below your waist. Otherwte, find something with a skirt which doosn‘...

If you know good and well that your skin is too sallow for contain blues. either sec your doctor and iiokesteps to get rid of the yellow tones or forget that you are partial to than blues.

Don't attempt the impossible. Se .

honest with yourself. If you have defects that you can remedy do it If you can't, or i! you don't feel the like, don't worry until you spoil your disposition and make linea