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o 0 ' - . “f ' Pommw" 0' l: t l6 il Gm‘ E c W lk 0 0 J i. 6'11» R New York . - y en ra uar lall m x 114F188 a s at n o n z ert Market eports Ex h Canada Bonds ' c DOT ifiJfhere will bechurdh ser- ' (Svrdnl to Mlle-Mn I Wlr-‘li ONES e00 ch 1 m: »--i »\ 1 “ma” By STEWART J .. u- 0 own (L m ‘ J h m“ . “mm vice in Lot 4s, Sabbath, 1s h at 2 m t m‘, L0,, L", - - = " P" " ° " . m. M21‘. Philip Bears. M - "yuhlg gfll l in! h I Ila-ion l Ward) l Bid Asked p - J 1 _____ M“ M“ M CorfllPMd"m 0' 6' w, a ca‘ "on" Mr 11.31111 ....-... "11 1,131‘ ‘flaallcglsgclv-Jlfi whi- L081! g lliggiili?ggu _- "’ nag my: ’ All-e Cm J“ "" W" ha“ - - - ' - ’ HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE s25. s21’. I . _ 1 1o 109i . s- 1033101151101» fiixtaixixt-xtxigixg . M148“ 1B0 —% ‘Chem? . 5/“1034 103.00 —'I‘he services for Sunday, March 1 ‘g 111mg 1*: s1 114 ‘,‘°,° y 1 ll ‘élilhfllllillil 5 b; M‘ 3,?“ ' " “"0" 4" ' - -' ‘ 15th are‘ Bonshaw at 11' De a e 06% 71 W d) C lid id c 10 11v 10 —% - 'l c! |lil.‘l'.‘|102.10 ,' ' ' llama‘ '° ""'“'"°" k " cgrnlllsralnl Solvae-ntl . manna’: 121% —% glezfrrilllug .' 412110101100. lioonu at 3 and Victoria at 7. Rev. Geo. M“ “m Dominion Stores ... ... . 585i —% Refunding . . l5 llliflllol-"lllllliiil A e" Minister 321‘ 32% Electric’ Power 11nd Light ... l... 52% 51% film-W: Refunding 400 o 4%1944ll00-20|i0ii.5(l y ' ' 331‘ 3-11; floral-Lilla‘: uni... ... a... 51% l’- liefuudlllg |-i'_§_l91ii|100.20,i(l0.50 .. 32-3 a: 351i, - n ll! a .. . .... - , ' - ' “Guam, Atom“ _ _ - MILTON, St. Johns Church, Sun- _Wl\1\ll‘1'-"1-“ h L", L.“ gloaiilenli- . day, March 15th. Morning prayer _wh,.,¢__ z and sermon, 10.30 a. m.; St. Mark's, £14 {icllllevoll flapper] . 771g Mflntfeal Rustlco, 2.30 p. m.; St. John's, Mil- 60;‘ .011 lllucry nr ... . 1\;ll\l:‘ifl‘i\ llulilznn l|'U\\‘\‘l' . 39ml AH“, km‘ 7'30 p’ m’ Prcacher' Rev‘ 680' 30,‘ H i-3.;‘.L'l“.‘.':.‘. tlfiikr": " ,§*;,;;;_,_=l@<~l Stock Exchange *1" w°stbl°°ki L- T- H- ‘=1 Poor and Cu. if ..... . l: 1) (“l/tie I _—_ ' ‘l’ ' m. Pill-ilk: film,“ m Johmm". ‘_ ‘mmh BAPTIST cuuncu SERVICES, ul ~ a 0111 a -l a _ v d , ~- - _ (Writ?! 11.11“ m <>1»~-.ll_lsl-ltun-lug: 2"“ “Y PM?“ 15”‘, Pwlwher- R" MANY HAPPY RETURNS-Many u,‘ Farm“, . 11a .. . G. Clowe. 10.45 a. m., Central “lend: or m, Reverend Donald Mam (fvl l-‘uei _ Bedeque, subien, "A Study in the Lean extend“ m h-m “day their '1 i . Parables." 11.45 a. m. Sunday . ' rill 59"", 5'“ *.:"""ff -, “ ' - hear-lest congratulations cm his hav- v<>-‘"~"°" . Hill l-il.m'..'-" Suwol, no p. m., central Bedwlw- in; attained his 86th birthday Mr ._ ___- . . , " . -. 1 l. sub} cl, "J -. 1 T"il." . , , ' <“"."." I'm J .\l.\1:li1r'r lilivlnlv r011 11.111011 11 ‘.-',‘,’," ,',-',“,,.;,",' _' i" 111:“; c Cw; U] n‘ Llacua" i5 5"“ quite 3w"? and, ,_ 1min y: I “Him”, “i, ' _____ makes calls to the sick. Although ad-l _ -'~ ~ in" ‘iélrght ‘VIN-MICE _ Vick-S __ wmsloc lvanced in years, he still continues in l-jv It .l.\P\l.\Il~.‘\vvnirl‘:=¢l:i:vl<‘_r-_ h lfox Flllll ' Llllitotl Church services an Sunday, m‘ servl“ “Wfl-“d ‘he Mm" ""11 ‘('2 f‘ ..h..-'§.1""il'.'ll'.l..-s'illlfllfflf ,,,_‘.‘_‘,‘_“°__1',.,,§ {.§;°';f,','_}c m“ ~ 12111-1]; March 15th lvill be: lligilfielzi, ll a. hi” ‘mild-i 11°!” l“ “"1 i" able W ‘l ml"rill-Inf.‘Wlblj-uzalll-‘lhlm Tlflllilylrlsli ‘tlrmilll: (Len hllods‘ ' Ill-ll" f-i*'i'.'.l:..i“i"“s ' m-i Princctowil Rond. 3 n, m.; Wins- °arry °" f“ ma“ mm” Y‘""“' ‘c, ,§ _ .-...,,_',,,,,;_- i;.,,s...|,,_.,, $1114] _-, vfJlL-Illllny M “(and hiatus“- I lalko hr ‘Vtlilllfl ioe North, 'l p. m. Rcv. G. A. Grant, v '_“““ _ ‘ v _ , , no,“ “m, "LL10. (.4 m. UMMAmBr m“, _ ‘hpyflfllv l£l1l‘f“l',l(’.l,| I‘. A4m|5lH-_ MILTON-A very rfljqv-ablfl soslal ._ ___._________L,l ~ , Pow ; . . -. 1 1 .1, . , , , , 5 p ,, . "ff-z; l-i-llrr l-r [l rPffFtl 11111 illtllaigi\nii' vii llhni l. l1 lw-w . l evening, mid" the auspices °l the Hull“ 3m" l '1'i,\’ rm; 133111.113!) 5,: l". __ “aim "m- ) ivllffi ‘nfn 5911111112“. r H,“ 51",,“ Lin-iv Qgulyu-H 0p g(~O-|'LAND__RP‘._ St. John's Women's Guild, was hcldl _ _ _ ' I i] It.» ' » 109:1" Will-l Mtirgilk-l: ‘I m‘ . lump Mum" O trier; ‘r2211; _r Elven MacDolwall will Preach Sab- M the home of Mrs. Stephen llol-I “ma BPS" hmuwu‘ "whh I'd‘ "dam!" ""31""! ""1" 7911""! l?‘ ‘Ulla.’ \ W‘ ""“'"';>‘ MIME 1mm“ Tnmm‘ ill Kline‘ Sift?“ no“, ~ bath, 15th at Cape Traverse at 1i :1. myd’ on Wednesday’ Feb' nth Des- rcsftcwgulnxaxflhlll r99!” “it'll” nlmmm by ‘he firs‘ b”! h run”! 5W" ' l" ihmlrxllii ' ll l “w” lzliillsalsll-llil" ’§~l,.','l' ("lillrfl-Kv m. and, if the travelling ls favour- PM bad mads- a 5°95 “umb” °f PM‘ n n ' M" M m“ m‘ 51.1w - H“ 57-1 - F" "l- "-’ "‘ m,“ “H; *"" l" " "I" - 3131p n; Dcsable M; q m . 1 people attended. Chairman the Rev. ~—-—' - " -- '.._____________.___.__. ' ,,. FIRM] 411w‘! colls-tqiu-ili. ulmn N1». ro- ;'- rilivl Po l‘.~|1l l’f<i '1 P- ., R50 ' _ I The pa“ hemp", “TH, M .5‘ J‘ P y _ ,'_,. p plllvflllll-llt hr fililllvtl 111-1.: (if w". .1711) l»; i-'|"""“"'§ ‘fln- v5.1 Illa lu-n. 1,1 nlonclziy 16th at Argyle Shore at 7.30 G‘ wcsmrwk" Umje“ the d“'e°“°"l . q R .., I. .,, n 1 10mm "uttendance' _ norm“ 5 w. nll lnflili‘ of‘ 2.000.001) 11f‘ 5 pcr 1- t’_|llllII|~l Ijrftmfsjuijf \\ llllllpr; l-Jlci: '11 IL m. of MIL L‘ H. Cores. The fonowinglGoldoni E- D' 'rlp*"" f)” ‘Nhmx '- M!" , Laura TJECDOXIHlG, HlllY M1118, 3161p“ Irli-Jfiflvlii"121E013‘Th‘?lll-finl-mllirillcf-l‘lllivlpl‘: ‘i w B u; 1'1 wnnvn-e Program was rendered: Solos Mrr. J‘ A‘ Webster‘ E‘ u Nmmkm‘ “M! R50" "Mills. AIBX- MMIDOIW-ld. Haul < ' - “ . 4 1.1:" - .. "_" ' . . ~.. 1. m: t "p0 '. M1310.“ "l:HfllnillllllilcllSanta?‘iilLhrvtlur-illlinlflzllkl “m” wail‘); Qllllfllrsltllnl LONG DlSTLNCE CALL—M'§ ‘vents’ M155 v' Rodd’ Mn Lindsay tilted“ cgiclfgllcldp h\-T:=aZ-T11q1l;;l.: to Minx . ‘ Ah 11a against illfiliiii. '11|.l-= 11-» will: w." .\‘_iu-l1 ruin M. W. Real-don had the pleasing Q1 a C°]°5- M“ Jim Cues? Pm" 5°|°» h ‘ ‘ ' " , 1 Rm“ MmsJI-eache" l dllhvrglu p” “mm onmmgu 13:411. in}; . chat over the tclcpllone Tuesday ev- M35 E" OM95; Duct’ Miss D- Smck‘ s erwood Comma}, ‘hem humncnt

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i‘i1o |Nlli\li(‘l‘, shoot fiirllros auinniiterl ill lilo prclilulnnry stnlouicnf ilppcnr tn he quih vnnlplelv. ‘They indicate l1 slinrp ll|||l|‘1|\'Plll\‘ll[ ill financial position. v-urrclit nusots lacing 2511.011] in exi-esil nf cllrrr-llt liabilities at lilo end of 11130. \\‘li('l‘(‘<'l5 ill iilc rhino of 1925i they were 522.756 loss lllilii current iubilitlcs. A clivrl-llt llo of $1.37 to 1 \\'ilS nilulvll.

Tile new -ii.~l<-ul _\'(‘fli" hnn npnllcll up with :lll ilicrnlluc in cllrllillgli ill Jnnu~ Grows nliinunieii in Tfilllil 11-1 nuuiunl $7 ‘O7 .11 lilo like poriml of lflllll. Not \\'llN ilIL-ili l1~l against 3741.397. nnvl Fill“ pills lifter vLilr-gci $2533.55 against $25,-

Eli OX1‘ ('.\.\'.'\l).\: Till- liililui-izli stnielnout of Steel (Yo. 0i (‘ilnmin for iliill) reflects, na wils inevit- niiie, lin- siulrp rl-llllq-linii in activity in nh‘ steel liullllls-ss iii this country. I'm- l-zliilv uni- of lilo 111.1111 questions’ of Nli.'ii‘l‘lil|l(ll'l‘!4 lvnulll i11- "nrlililgs iii re- iullon I11 dividends‘ lfilillill, lilo collililli- ell liniillil-r of shill-es n! plcforro-i null Till, .. iiii-re in shown 11s . This culupnreil with lnus \"‘fll‘_ 3,87 ill 11728. ' in 19:1 llini $2.11 in ii luring prnlilw ale-ml n! pnrcll \\'ll|l Lllirllllil 11ml 1v1~ro also l0‘\'(~i' tinlll in 1112-“. wiioli lilo Int-ll “n1 1.0711,- Tlrl, '|‘|m lllilfl earnings [rum ul-i-rlllioun unro, l1mvnv1~r_ nlizllily lnvgor llrln in 112:1‘, \\'|il'il llln loirll lvlla $-i.ilil" ‘ . 11-1111 n llri-yl. |l11-\'r'\'"l'_ in ui rmm nllztlsil fur iiflfi m ti.’ Ilwunli- volnpnri-il 1m i. ’_l'li11 l‘lvlll|lllll,\' - - lion 1mm ~11 i..~,~lli I11 l,'_'4li.llli1i. l--fi<<lin-_:

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HEAD OFFICE

11ml Bank Building, MONTREAL

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‘W Stewart Jones 8a Co. Correspondents o! Greenshields 8a Co. Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange 88 Great George St., Charlottetown

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JOHNSTON WWARD Stocks and Bonds

Mullen.- Mame! Stu! Lrrbagv. Mollnul Cnl Maid, Toroluo Stud Exrbmgr, lVilm/pq Grail lnbngl. Cbiuga Bond o! Tull.

Nev Yer! Cub (enorim)

GORDON BLDG. Charlottetown, i’. l5. I. Ben]. Rogers. Jr., Manager. Telephone 041-842.

We recommend and offer-

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07 $100,945.

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Moirs, Limited 615% First Mortgage Bonds

due January 1, 1946

Price: 100 and interest, to yield 650% (Pius transfer lax)

Founded in 1830, the business of liloirs Limited has expanded Illltll fthe largest and best known manufscturors of “Uh-grade chocolates and confectionery in Canada. NetflclrnlIIl-‘a available for bond interest and depreciation, for 1930 amounted to . over $303,000 as computed with interest requirements on this issue

Ark for complete details and ' information.

Eastern Securities Company

. Limited 1v. mv. nunaim, MANAGER. I "MIFAX cmnnorrsrows flT- JOIN “QWTON sulmvlnnrnz FREDERICTON

‘George Poole; 3, Franklyn Cheverie.’

Nut. ll1lir_\'-l'rod. . .\':lt Pow ulld lit. .. N Y Cent . Xuth Anl Co

Puck lilot . . Pllru Publix .

Penn lillilronii ,. , Phil Petrol

Pub Ser of A p0 Pllilulnll Co. 5, .

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llildiu Keith Orp lleui llallli . . Repub lroll, Steel . Sufewll yblturell . . Sour: Roebuck . Siuclulr Curpll

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htiilni tins and lulcu Stiillll llll oi’ (‘ill . Slum] Oil ul‘ N J . Ntlllld Oil n! N Y . Stewart \\'urner . ’l‘hl>rmoid .. Studebaker . . 'J‘o.\:1q Co. .

\\'nrn Bron 1'0.

Willy's-Over . Woolworth Co. \Vnrlil Pump ..

771a Montreal Curb Market

‘Stock; l0pe)1IlIHlgh]Ivow{l‘ln-t ll. rew ... ..... Bl‘ 9 gill?“ are t .. Iii‘ 13 12 12

I I . 45 45 Bfft. 4:. 011 . 1:1 1:11,; 1s 1:11,; Can. “fin. 5% 6% 15%| ii- Dialiil. Corp-Bell . 12 | 12 110m. Eng. Wk! .| 2K3 llj iii East. Duir. .. .. 1L1 |

Home Oil ...I0l) i110 I00 1110 lHydroi-lliligilsec "H12; l] 1s l I inpcr u .. .. ,' f)’ 15%| 151,’ imperial Tobllc ... 073i 1012 11%| i0‘ 111m. Petrol. . . 12% is 12%| 12v, int. Utll. A .. u. 44%

nter. Utli B . .. 11%| Norllndl u. I'M/l 17*)’ 17.3] 17 ’ Page-Hersey .| 0i.‘ ‘I h ttherrlltu.‘ . . 1|lg1 I117! I116 lllll Nicene A nel ... . " 4i) i! Walker, Hiram ..| Tl/al d5 l 7§3l| 47f};

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SOUBIS HIGH SCHOOL The following is the standing of Suuris’ High School for the month of February:-

Principal’: Dept, Grade X-l, Billie Acorn; 2, Doris MacDonald; 3, Jessie Bushey.

Grade IX-l, Daniel McCormack; 2, Bernard Mooney; 3, Ernest St. John.

Grade VIII-l, Stewart McAuiay; 2, Ian MacDonald; 3, Percy Cheverle. Miss Lavle’: Dept, Grade VII—1, John Beamish; 2, Philip Paquet; 3, Jack Matthew.

Grade VI-l, Jimmie McInnis; Leo MacDonald; 3, Gus Gallant. Grade V-l, Stirling Dingweli;

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Miss MacDonald's Dept, Grade IV —-1, Grace Poole; 2, Audrey Bymc; 3, Camille Cheverle; 4, Reggie Pil- qllet. '

Grulo IIIA-i, Mervyn MacDonald;

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Pauline Richards; ti, Harold Cream- or

2, Danny Malone; 3, Billie Cheverie; 4, Robert Poole.

Miss O'Donnell! Dept., Grade II- i, George Paquet; 2, Paul McNeil; 3 Joseph Harris. I Grade I 110-4, Barbara Poole; 2,

‘aha 1 (b)—l, am Harding; 2,

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Sllnmuug g0, weekly. A man earning $1210 thus 2311:: gun- - loses 36 cents. l ' 1 ll ll .. .

5m“, ;,,.,,,,,|,,_ The cuts, however, do ilot end

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Flllli: I'll‘; T: . u? lSunday rates are cut eleven and a IljIJfuPvYIl! linlf per cent.

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U h“, Al“, _ A working clay of eight hours may ll s 111111111»: be spread over 12 hours which ve- l? 8 fitvi

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BRITISH BOARD LOWERS WAGES OF 450,000 lilEN

LONDON, March lL-Reductlcns in railway wages and salaries award- ed by the national board cover 450,- , 000 workers. For wage grades all

earnings shall be subject to a. reduc- tion of two and a half per cent. with a further reduction of two and a half per cent. on earnings exceeding $10

rates, Sunday rates and overtime here. There are reductions of night rates, which will have a big effect on the men's earnings. Day over- tirnc and night cluty rates are cut ten per cent. Night overtime rates ore cut sixteen and a half prr pent.‘

overtime rates. There i: provision for maintaining a mlnilnuni wage at $10.25. _ ' Salaried grades suffer a reduction c! two and ahalf per cent. with a further reduction of two and a half per cent. on earnings exceeding $50!) a year. Figures are not yet avail- able to show the total earnings that workers will lose and that companies will gain. At a rough guess the re- ductlon in earnings of wage earners will average five per cent., but men like shunters and drivers and guards cf goods trains who do a good deal of night work will lose a bigger per- centage.

The award of the national board is ‘ unanimous and though there may be loud protests, it is likely to be accepted by both sides. The men have the comfort of knowing that though they Iuffer fairly severe re- ductlons, they are, not nearly as drastic as those which were proposed by the companies.

The men retain a guarantee of n week's employment and week's wages. They have no fear of short time, such as is experienced in other in- dustries, and their retention of the guaranteed week is hailed as an 1m- fportant victory.

nlfisfockfiklilrknrs

1 joyed themselves.

suing from her brother Ml". Joe Doyle of New York who is well known in this city.

man and Mr_ J. Coles; Recitatlons, Mrs. A. Coies, V. Horne. Refresh- ments followed. Tne President, Mrs. Roy L. Coles thanked all those who assisted in providing the programme and refreshments.

WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, March 15th: Services at the usual hour: Wood Islands at 11 a. m.; Wood Islands East at 2.30 p. m. Christian Endeavour at ‘I p. m.,

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of tile late Mrs. ’Pearl E. Cook Wylie,

subject, ‘Salvation.’ A. 1:>_ Yeo, Stu- which was largely attended. dent Pastor. took place Sunday afternoon from the residence of her

MiLTON-Mr. C. K. MacKenzie gave a very illuminating address on the history of St. John's Church to the Anglican Y. P. S., March 4th, stressing the devotion of the early settlers to their church. Mr. Mac- Kclizle called upon the young people oi‘ Milton to emulate their example.

son, Mr. Edwin H. Cook, 154 Euston street, Charlottetown, from there to the Baptist Church, where funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Dr. A. C. Vincent. A solo “One Sweetly Solemn Thought" was ren- dered in a most feeling manner by Mr_ Roy Quigley, and the hymns, "To

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, ' 0N FOUR. HOURJS SLEEP HOWE BAY SCHOOL

The following is the report of hm Bay School for the nlonth of Fbbruaryz-

Grade VIII (Sl'.i—l, Laura Mac- Donald and Florence Mills iequzill; 2, Clara MacDonald.

Grade VIII (Ji'.)-—l, Russel Mills; 2, Janetta McKic.

Grade VI—1, Clement MacDonald.

Grade III-l, Alex Ma: ollnld: 2. Billy Mills and Hazel lvlills lequnll; 3, lllols McKie; 4, Roy Mills i, St ley Keefe; 6, Aus. MacDonald. Grade II-l, Joseph Lnnvlcss; .____s__-_i--— Lgrgy 31591419“, spite is a little word; but it repro- Gmde 1 15,-»- 1, pl-mq Mama scnts as strange g, jumble of feellup

ROCHESTER, Minn" March 11.-

The average man sleeps too much for his own good health. Four hours a day is enough for anyOne to cnglgcd in a business or profession- :11 pursuit. So said Dr. Wilson A. Allen bi Rochester, who hu not slept more than four hourl in t-hl lust 58 years. He mentioned this yesterday u ho ct-lcbratcd his 97th birthday, Ind pointed out‘ that he is still active hi iiii-lliis medical practice, to whth ho devotes 14 to 16 hours daily,

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All the Saints" and "Peace, Perfect Peace" were sung by a full choir.

REV. DR. NELSON NOMINATED -R.ev. Dr. S. Banks Nelson, of Knox Church, Hamilton, who is well known llcrc, was unanimously nonzlllated by the Maitlnlld Presbytery for the ol- iice of luodcrator of the general as- sclniily of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The assembly mects ill Knox Church, Toronto, ill June.

Greater

Friends in this Province will regret to learn of the serious illness in Saskatoon, of Mr. Garfield Ellis, for- merly of Montague, where he con- ducted buslness as a drugglst for many years. Mr. Ellis is a brother of Mr. R. Heber Ellis, Charlottetown, who received word of Garfield's ill-_ ness from another brother, Allison, now residing in Lashburn, Sask.

SOCIAL EVENING-The ladies of the North Wlltshlre W_ M. S. held a delightful parlor social at the home cl Mr. and Mrs. Walton Toombs, on March 2nd. Considering the condi- tion of the roads, there was a large gathering and needless to say, all en- An interesting programme consisting of choruses, duets, readings, ete., was well car- ried out, after which games and con- tests were lndulged in. The ladies then served a dainty and substantial lunch, to which all did ample justice. A snug sum was reaiized, which goes to the funds of the W.M.S. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Toombs for the use of their spacious home and all dispersed to

(Canadian Press)

MONT-REAL, March 1l-—'I'liCl‘C were 2 cattle, 54 calves; 75 hogs and 4 sheep for sale on the two Montreal livestock markets today.

Hogs were firm at $6.75 for lllCOlZS and butchers and watered. Selects were paid $1 premium pcr hog over bacons

Calves were sold mostly for $8. and were of fair to medium good quality.

There were only 2 cattle and 4 sheep for sale and not enough to make ally changes in prices.