fir, iialiiox.

evereaux ’s Grocery

~ Holiday Specials

l PERFECTION BUTTER. 2 lbs. for . .. ‘ARROTS, 10 lbs. for

for lbs. for oz. BANNYXS and 1 p.“ uyLAhb . illinu

5;. your next order tr)’

d rcpiifcd by Major Robertson, Mermaid. We also carry a complete line of pork and fresh fish.

- PHONE 1210 __

‘crarntttrit. 3for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

‘ SURPRISE, SOAP and 1 pkg. RINSO . . . 4 lbs. for HOME MADE COOKING

47c 19c 25c 25c

63c 25c 35c 25

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our choice beef, specially fed

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l ‘l v Hull“ ‘Allin-r ruin on spoilt-Minn

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O LET-HOUSE. L-563

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F____,_,_> p; our: -- AUCTION roan!- nre. Bridge and Whlst Score ‘Cards. Guardian Central Job ‘NW3; Nov. i-tf.

m; BALE - AUCTION FORT?- m, Bridge and Whisr. Score ram, Guardian Central Job - Nov. l-tf.

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,1 ClllCKS 511.00 PER 100 EX- glelpiild. Leghorns and Rocks. ilereit Howait, Carleton. L-Sbilo.

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platens (swarms) FOR ' . L. Douglas, Stanhopc,

‘ L-5622.

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lipply Albert Keys, Phone i280.

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I1’ IiCOlIE PROPERTY PRODUC- inzlilf; not per annum. $400 will ‘indie. Apply 195 Grafton. ' 12-5638 =i::-____.______..- Ill! SALE - IIALF TON FORD ind‘, Toledo Scales, Platform ideal-s, Cash Register, McOaskey iiyrtenr, Express Wagon, 2 H. P. ll ppl’ Guardian. 11-5573. r=—— - its SALE-DOUBLE ‘ITNE- nenthonso-Nos. 31 and 33 Wey- munn Sircci. and two cottages on zrigion Arrnuc. Apply to Palmer mcr. - 3 lr—' s» _. o “IRYTIIING YOU NEED IN lazily and light Belts. Clinton limison. Altrerican Rubmr and leather Belt Denier, Fredericton

' P L. I. L-5581.

70B sun _- CHICKS, PULLETS. it; prices will be high next win- J0. s tho time to buy high fyvwiu n: stock. These birds are fiovt-rntncnt Inspected and Ap- liW-‘rd. We guarantee safe arrival. llartiimc chick Hatchery. Saint John, N. B. r N45 _

0v RU?!‘ (J0 RJOAI) BLUE Edfittmt Finder please notify 60h Chandler, North Milton. L-55il8. mw _ PLATE. N. S. Chi-l also tail lamp-between m-toiyuten-rr nnri souris. Return ni. rnrc Guardian. 11-5574. §~_ W Iziiinie Help Wanted

iigttrwrca w a n r a p 'r o , Ylillarbrl‘ ‘Prado. Short Course. ‘flint trnnnng. Molar Barber Col-

14-356.

Qsaiesnrenawsrnrted In‘ IiUiNTI-Ill FOR RAWLEIGII

par Ivurll; Wo- fr-ru ullrl Elnora Ioaalg, g; rtcenu-uts and Com n; Events, 2o Momorlunl fyotlccl. 700 per Inch; L Ill of Ilornl and om- ~. i-‘ifliln; clu . lo on lulu; 141mm of consul"... 1g|,_ r NulirL-s ul ‘thunk- and Appmocintmn. We. pu- inch It h‘.

fur any ldvcrtllcmonl (annoy-Tn nah,

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a r word. Clnnrlflcd

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hand ra-nscs. Cali early and get first choice. Fred H. ‘Irainor, Grafton Bt. L-ssoz

PRIVATE HOME KINDERGAR- tens pay. We start you. The Canadian Kindergarten Institute, Toronto (10.1 10-957.

WE CAN BEBUILD THAT BAT- tery of yours and guarantee the work at asurprisingly low ‘price. Call, we'll do the ditty work. Joe's Garage, corner Prince and Dor- chester Bis. Charlottetown. 11-5401

To Let

ROOMS T0 LET-FURNISHED or unfurnished. Apply 199 Hills- boro 5t. L-oaza

T0 LE1‘ — 3 FURNISHED 11.00015 on first floor. Apply Guardian. __ 11-5553. T0 LET-UNFURNISIIED FOUR. room apartment. Apply at Eldon Hotel. 11-5487

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T0 LET-JULY llt, MODERN l0 room house. No. 266 Kent Street. Apply lfiEwlm Ave. L-5557.

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BED SITITING ROOM FURNISH- ed. first floor, with or without board, with fireplace, Also two front bedrooms. Apply Guardian.

14-5578.

T0 Ll’! — ONE FURNISHED front bed-room, lovely and airy, suitable for two. Also use of parlor if needed. Without board. Add. 243

Richmond Street, City. 11-5587.

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___________.._<_ WANTED T0 BEN‘! 1'03. SUM‘ mer months in country. house with modern convenience. "F." care Guardian. l.

Senate Decides Against Changes In Merchant lflag

(or. By Guardian's Special Wire)

UITAWA. May ill-The 8111179311! 13111 was given third reading in the Senate yesterday alter the Up- per Chamber decided emphatisaily against the proposed change in the flag flown by Canada's merchant ships. The shipping committee had recommended that the Canadian coat of arms on the flag of the merchant marine red ensign be changed to a. green maple leaf he- cause it could be distinguished fur- ther away.

when the amendments come be- fore the Senate yesterday Senator Ballantyxre moved to leave the flag as it is. A debate followed with Senator nsndurand supporting tho

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Emit-l tn Kings County. Write wmiddll". Ptawleigh Co, Dept. i- '95~-.B, llotrtrcnl, Can. S. W. N-‘ITI. s :-::.—.—~=r--*—.: female Help Wanted igyij» - its cannula-sata- (‘Umrhlfiillli girL Appyy H‘ M_ kfiiiflian Office. L-ssov ‘gill-ll - PRACTICAL rzonsa mbmiiivht work. Steady employ- ‘RC. Role-r Anmy

gggii L-5596

' if ‘> °fnK¢rfoiflliL HEUMAT” _

change. Senators Ballantyne and Senator Griesbach took the view that s. new mercantile marine flag should not be adopted before a dis- tinctive national flag for Canada was decided upon.

Rt. Hon. George P. Graham said the discussions had shown many members in favor of a Can-

‘Stock Quotations "‘

NESTERMTS

imninnun uuniliiuis

Corrected For Every

Saturday Issue

PBODUOE

RETAIL MARKET

Carrots {libs Ifarsnipsd lbs _ Squash lh __

(‘nhhngo 1|: . _ .

White Onions. Ih.

Iierl Unit-inn lil lhs . Potatoes pk

k Pork Chops (lucumbera cnch Snlrify hunch Leaks hunch . . _ ghullrnlnl) yo; ll» , ants ons . Daffodils down’? 'I' Radlahea '

Markets At A

Glance

(Fn-Iiadlnn Pull) Toronto arr-l .\lonirc:|l~lnr1nsirini stocks rlnsorl lower Tiornnto Minna lrrcknluriy New lork Nicolas Inn-er. Winnipcg- Wheat vluscll low",- New \o -—l“ntton, Hflvbnr wffee higher; stlgar uhchnngml. (Quarodlnn Pren) ‘WINNIPEG. Juno L-Whcne “ma; uruhlerl almost four com; 1mm we MEI! boinis on ihc Wiuulpr-g Gmhl Exchange today swept. iloivnrvnr-d by 1W9"! Profit. inking null stop loss “villus. Tho m» selling loft the Tgggtt léurirt; into r-nrli. owor, (lt-gplfc nor-r :|;.'|:i'l"g:|li||;: 1000. 000' bushels of (‘irg-riiun wheat.’ ’ _(loaing figures ‘brlil\\'9ll July wheat hi. 8U; Bull Dotobw nt x311,’ Weather Qllfldlflbll! lhoworl liltlc change- 11m- fho batter but froth-rs appr-nrpr] en ‘a? at; market urns rnoring upward takm-s and profits werc promptly . Pentatlro estimates of fin. hum,“ Int European crops. those of Franco n“? Hunlfflfy Ruunmnia and $110111, ghow a rctlurtimr n’! iikltitififlilfl bushels irizm n your‘ ago. This doors uni ml;- "l; "(‘n:;";:'l|:it“f;|lli>i' ‘Ilnlkrin (‘Ollllirlri I I,’ ‘IFTQ tuTfnlrfi crop toil. ‘rung’! ronnmws rn nit at Wirrnipr-g wan fictive throughout. although Ibe- Ynlumg n; fratlc e-nillrl um. b" classed us hoary. Thtrc Frau a consirinf. getting In and “ll fl tho ruarkgi on quofnfionsi ""1"! up nnrl don-r 'l'lrt-rc was nu improvement in r-n-| grains ilPlllnllrI, rmri conrm- grains lollmvlily n19 ormtic rnnrno chm-toil ‘ They finished on u... rlirlvllsldm

PRQUUCE

(fiunndlun Proms) BIONTREAL. June iwflrcoso mnrlo. n alight atlrnnr-c in prior: on the. Montreal prorlur-r- nnrl dairy mrirknt today, thorn lining llu rhrrnga In the Drives of other rulllnlmllllcs. No Ontario rninrcrl lrmnmu l0 cents nor l‘°\"\<1. ihc quality ahmviiu: u lllllfkml improvement. Ifficclpts were 1,410 boxes.

Exits were irnrlulngcd, griltll-d abip- ments being quoted in carlois or l"! it 99% tn 2i cents a doze-n for A lllrlc. 10$; to 20 cents fur A nic- dluln. 18% in 10 oonin for Bum‘. ,7 lo 17% cents for L‘. liecoipis n. tailed KN bores. The butter market rolunlnotl sionrly. being quoted foam 21% to 211,5 rents u poupii for fresh no 1. Arrirna m. mounted i0 2,811 curios. Tho lmfniu market was 30 u, n", cents for .\' ll umuntnins per M! pound IIIHZ, 77» in so cents for Qnn. b"? llor 50 pound link. 11ml Prince Edward island mountains $100 poo 90 pound bug. With the exception of biriicr in bonds, stncltn in Montreal ns of torlny wt-ro higher than m. llny 1. (he Bonrrl of Trade announced. (‘roalnsry butter stocks iuiullcrl 22,721 hoses ugulnst 5.4.15 inst Pitmih and 16471 this time us! ytjirr. Stocks of dairy butnior were eight hot": na compared with firo nu .\lny 1 nnrl l5 on June, 1033. Iluiior in ltontl n- mounted fo 1,181 lmxou in comparison with 1M0 lust month anti none inst your. Stocks of uhnrso us com nrcrl with f riurl 511.16 a _vor|r- ngn nmnunlml tn 7711i with ‘£4,030 on . uy 1 June I 1935i. Stocks uf_ fresh r- lnlleri 11.5115 r-rranr: ngninsw 3.24:; month ngn nml 21.891 n your ago.

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and

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o M711 host-s 7 Inst. month Slump» Pggrl Jami r-ulllpzlfuel

l1

Currencies

(Pnnaeliim Press) MONTREAL Jim!‘ l--‘l'||r' couiiliuwl its rlnunuartl

adian flag. He was convinced a Canadian flag would confirm Can- ada's position in the l-lnpire. There was no idea of doing away with the Union Jack to plac: it on a. distinctive Canadian mark. The representatives of the Department of Marine had said before the committee that a nag was wanted that could be distinguhhed.

Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen said no question of loyalty was involved. If the Canadian flag was to re- main a5 it was there was no rea- son for a change in the mercantile marine flag. The change in 1931 was made in include all the prov- inces in the crest. ff there was to be national flog it should be d0- cideq upon first.

___._._____.... AEROPLANI LANDING TESTED

srssuoao, (CPA : New methods

aeroplanes to land in thick fog

England. Jill“ 1" for enablin8

bfnrrvronl ouircnry~ r-xohnngrs

'l‘hn Front-h fruur- nt i\..'ni r-vnts i Uniicrl Pltzlltis rilriiill- :|i Jr-ili of one ‘wort-out (liar-cum, \\'l'I‘l' lmtlt unr-lrirng- rrl. Tim pnunrl lost 1-10 n! n cont n1 $5.01 25-172.

EX zgazvcrz

ilanuilhnu Proust MONTREAL, Jun-i l-liriiislr nrni foreign r-xolmugc in rolnllnn m tho Canadian dollar as v-unpllcrl 1-)‘ 1hr lioynl Bani. of i‘nn 1,1, vlttSPil i~<i~.\_\' an follows: -

Argentina prim 1':

Australia potlrrd 4

Bralll mllroiu .0.‘>so

China llnng 31mg dollars Franco franc mm Germany relchrurlnrk 1N0. Great Br loin pnunll 5 nilil Holland orlu .6740. India rupee .35. .

Italy lire 0&7.

1111i!!! 1H! .3011.

New Zealrrnd pound 4117M Norway krone 323311. South Africa pounr Npntu pcsaln .1300.

ill?! i

fl (HUI

are being tested by Royal Air mes pines at the central rlvlnl School am.

.. rBuvv-G- o.‘

iiwitrerland frrrnr I United Staten dollar discount.

FEET. 51¢; per wnl

Wednesday and "

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN _GUARDIAN

Pivotal New York Stocks

(Ca-Indian Press) Stork»

Allied (fluent Pow Am Smelt . Aiu 'l‘r~i unrl Tc-l . Auuvuuilu Afrlrllorl .,.. . Aulnlrn Motor . . . . .. Bath Steel . Punmin Dry l’ It

(‘a u

(‘urn Products ' ‘. . . H

lleluuutro and II Eastman lien Electric (ion Foods ... .. . flan lfotors

ud If, “If. '.

I901]

‘ N \' Central

North Aluoricon l‘ui> Scr N J . lifillln _. Stand Oil N J . Tex Gulf .. Ilnion Carbide .. Union Pacific . \'.1nnrliunl .. .. “Wutiinghnuse _

‘ Wurrlyvolilr

Montreal Stock Markefi

(Canadian Bren ) S1 ork

Batburst A Bell To]

~_ Brazilian . (‘uh (‘or

lfrln Ind ‘Al

1t .. . Dom llrliige .

' Dom Steal Coal B

Int Nickel Massey Harris liIcColl Front .. Montreal Power liluntrcal Pow Nut Ilriw mvnr I'll, , Qur-in-r: 1m .01‘ tilinwiuigziu __ , ___ Pitt. Can ... Winnipeg El

Miscellaneous

I _ (Paladin: Press)

LALVIRBAL, June l-

Wheat uor no 2 8'1.

Harley f.‘ \V no 3 51

(lots l‘. W no Z.‘ 48,

Onill if \\' 4.5.

Fred no l 4-1.

Flour reel-undo $5.20.

llllourr Dfllkflffl $1330,

‘ our W liter ivheai, | out $100 to $5.10, p t ' chm"

Flour n-hiie corn $4.40 fo ii 60. Bran ion $20 25.

Shorts ton $21.25,

hlirldllngn fun hiiflfi.

ltolictl outs bug ‘.10 lira (lei $3.00. Hill‘ no 2 per ton t'nrlrlis--. l!" 1w ‘-‘ hen um cnrlots s10 0o. (hr-ear: Unlkcolnrcrl l0. flags in cart A blag-n A medium 24. Eggs R 23.

kings t‘. ‘.‘l r-nnis Potntocs (luv 7?» in S0. N. ll nits MI In 35

1' E l mm $1.00

MTZLQUR

(Canadian Press) Stork»:

R A Oil Fieatrlrnrnois IfIl|| ‘Fob lmp uil . Int Pcto Walker pftl

1v. Y. cuR

(Canadian Preps) Stocks

Arne-r Fyirn ll

Ainor Sup . _, __ _ _

As i} llllll I'll ... . . . . ... ... (‘an linrcnni . . "RIPE fivrv Shara .

Ford of (‘nu A

(Canadian Prranl

TORONTO, Juno. 1—-.\linlng lbnrrs only mildly reflected the day‘: weak irmc on the industrial short-s boards. inane-s in no instances nxccrding half n‘ tlnllrlr. Mont of tho recessions worn unrlcr 5 cents, and against these lanai-a were n number of sharp ad- vnrlr-os in ihc mrrliilirl-prived gold group and the day's volume was well up nround the recent nrcrugc.

Tho new month uyened with the seninn gold shares continuing the sumo lurk of pep they exhibited prac- iir-niiy nil through May. Douro. Mc- Intyre nml Luke Shore cornhlnell iurnr-rl nvcr loss ilrnu i100 shares. llomn lost 35 ot-nts, Xicluiyrc '25. llnilingor l0, Plunder Ill and Tack ifughrr, Wrigh il-Iargrooros and Bra- ltlruv‘ F» rants ouch

Interest centred in San Antonio rind Llitiv Ln“: Lew which climbed trading Sun An- tn ' nll-filno finialwrl- at». 5.71) for u gain

cunts. TOIKONEU, dunno l—— Stork!

Clue M .. 132% ‘W: '-

Nortlr i‘:ln . . . Olga Oil Pnylurrstt-r . I‘?! i‘ ,\I C Pioneer

Premier _ Renli Auili

Rono lloid . Sun Ant. .

‘Thorns Cad . ‘Powngluar: . _ _ Treadwell ..

Pond Ore . . . Pow (‘In .. . Poiirlnni

Preston . _ Ritz-pie .. Rnlvh Mont . Stlrlacona .. White Lake Wood Kirk .

THE BACK STRETCH

(Continued from Page '1)

whose members pilot their trotters against fellow me b and often enter professional com- petition on the Grand Circuit. Groups are being fomred on var- ious rau track sections on the east, west and far west sectors of the U. S. oomprild of young men and: women too. who share owner- ship in trotfers and pacer-s, help train and take turns racing them.

OWTI

Among the more prominent wealthy amateurs in the ‘harness game are E. Roland, l-Iandman. Goshen, N. Y., William H. Cane, Jersey City, N. Y., W. N. Reynolds and Dick Reynolds, Winston- Salenr. If. 0., Thomas B. Hogan and Henry H. Knight, Chicago, John L. Dodge. Lexington, Ky., Dr. O. M. Edwards, Pittsburg, Allan J. Wilson. Boston, David M. Look, New York, L. B. Shepherd, Hanover, Pa.

'I'hc tremendous popularity which the motion picture David Hal-um has attained in which Will

Rogers, the comedian, drove a trot- ter in a race has led to arrange- ments which may materialize in Will Rogers driving J. E- Vonian 2.02 against Dick Reynolds 1.59 1-2 with Dick Reynolds up, at the

"‘ Ohio Stale Fair, Columbus, Ohio.

Golden 2.12 owned by C. F. Kertney, Susmmerside, has been placed by that gentleman in the hands of Mac Steele for training and campaigning, Mac has a great facility for improving trottzrs and do not be surprised if Golden in his hands registers 2.10.

North Sydney races which were to have been held on May 24th but were postponed ovring to weather conditions were run off last Wednesday. Joe the Great,

driven by Bteen Purvis, won the nmed race from Worthy Set. ‘Ikurrpunug and I"lo Abbe. best time 1.06 1-2.

The 2.25 class was won b_y Lucky B. owned by M. ;e McAdam, ‘Glace Bay, and driven by Charlie Sweet, best time 1.08. Independence Girl.

from Maine,

here u a two-year-old when it was trained in the stable of Peter Con- toy.

The most speed displayed at the Charlottetown Driving Park track so far this season was a demon- stration by The Willis yesterday morning when he paced a mile in 2.27 with the last half in 1.171 4-5 and the last quarter in 32 1-2 sec- onds. As he had to go very wide all up the back stretch. upper turn

".- and home stretch and there was a

_ equal to 1.05,

i';|i nml Ed | . \‘.'n| Rial . .' (‘iiriiroo

Hon .\lnll

w" Pat (‘hilmug _ (‘icrivy . . Folunrrrrio Uolrlluon ~_ . Fnnlngnli Voniunrulu

Hull! Luke rirnnnrloro . iiulrlull- iirnhrim ... (inroads ...

lirull .. firm-no . tlnnnnr . .

llnrker . Hfilllngfir Homestead

very cold wind blowing it was but the best part of it was the way he did it, perfect gutted we would say.

The 24th of May saw some good racing up in Ontario. At Mitchell over 3,000 people witnessed the harness horse meeting and spirited competition was displayed in all three events. A atal of 24 horses faced the starter. The Admiral

in straight

The 2.20 clan was won by Jack Grattan also in straight hearts with Mable Grattan second. ‘dheerful Grattan third, best time 2.11 1-2.

Tia 2.16 mortality tho

redcubiabls l-l,

46° ztumsd out

winner of nineteen nus last year with the hotter Norman Peter 2.0’! winner of twelve races second, but than 210 in the third heat. A rc- markahle performance for so early in the season over a Gwadian track.

At Bamia, Ont... a big crowd to sec the races despite o. bitter cold north wind. The 2.11 class was won by Grattan Bars‘ Jr. best time 2.16. In the 2.22 Bay June won the first heat in 2.10, Dorothy Grsttan the second in 2.15 3-4 and Miss Crummer the third in 2.14 1-4. Nettie G. full sister of Star G. 2.09 1-4 in the Merrytime Stables, Halifax, was 3, 3, 2 in the summary.

The Canadian Standard Brel Horse Society has issued a list of the trotters and pacer-s with their owners that have paid up the last payment which was due on Mo? 15m for the Canadian three-year- old trotting futurity, purse $3.000 and the Canadi n three-year-old pacing futurity, purse 83,000. Winch will be racer‘ at the Canaddan Ztlat- tonal Exhit I on, September 5th. A total of twenty-four three-year-old izotiers are entered in the trotting event and no less than forty-four pacers are entered in the pacing event. Twenty-three of the pacers are sired by sons or grandsons of Grattan Royal 2.06 1-4, ten of these by his son Grattan Bars 1-59 1- vrinner of four $25,000 stakes.

The three-year-oird colt Junior Bars by Gratmn Bars 1.59 1-4 in the stable of Vic Flecnixrg at Syra- cuse, N. Y., is shovrixrg some dazz- ling speed. In a recent workout he stArtied the rail birds by going

“i: the rm quarter in 2a 1-4 seconds.

It was Vic who drove his sire in his great ca-mpaign a few years ago.

Hank McKay, East Royalty, has a two-year-oid trotter by Captain Aubrey that appears very promis- ing, Several horsemen who saw it step around at Frank's place say it is a real wonder for the chance it has had.

Charlie Barrett, Park Hill, Ontz. has experienced some wonderful good fortune in his horse ventures. particularly when he purchased Grattan Royal for $100 as a two- year-old and sold him for $5,000 1n the fall of his three-year-cld form. then a few years later bought him for 8100 and made a fortune with him in the stud only to lose him by pneumonia at the height of his popularity. He has had. another bad setback in the death of his great young sire Grattan Direct (3) 2.13 1-4 already on the thresh- old of fame and popularity due to the performance of Ginger Grat- tan 2.07 sold a few months ago for $2.500 and numerous other good pawl-s. His loss will be a severi- one to the horse industry.