Jluminion Stores . . .

MAY 14.1931

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international Petroleum ..

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lllclrlinrty ... ... . tmerivan (‘an ... - lunrnndn Lleniiix Aviation ...

[jnflillifln Pacific ... jhryaer ... ... ... jonsolldated Film lad. Consolidatco Gas ... ... jomtnrrclal Solvents

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Electric Power and gh .70: l-‘iiins ... ... ... Liana-rill ruin!" lent-nil Motors Joodyrsr

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international llarvester ... ...

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Business of National Breweries

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ite4l_ has ‘Igor; holding on s y", ‘Auk mom“ M n: "aria: the first r..." vnmngo l" It; current year M“! the n]. m,” “I'm 191:0?! Irowth attained durint: - _ _- is bring fully retained. Th“ ‘mlmllly l! Just new entering the: 't'€;'"":‘r‘“£ ‘he Fear when it may expert "mnmqs acceleration 0f the "mm," holwmuian already it is feelinl: thr- illls trend, which later will

"0 Mina-l along, 110i onlv by n", u... :|'I'Ll"‘:§ll_£-|tg:_l; ‘talc incoming into its bras): summer rtouristliaiu“ In" num- A 1 1 Ill-Incl o t]; 4- “ | _ Mutiny satisfied will? tlibliliilile‘: slltilhltitiln "' '9" "lifts"! year. Particularly in

gig £22.15“? the fact that general business m!“ Mrmflvous are so unsettled and "h; "no eness 0f most businesses si: this - i" tinte is l1cing lessened. However, Ns- lh tirlnal Breweries enjoys g pgquh" mm ‘m a: 0,11 in that. its business is fairly well 2w“ 2'11 ‘tilled. and can normally be expect- 1“, '4 o'sh0u a’ certain ratio of growth 11 ha"? lralrlto year. [he company is also lmstoti today where it can realize

|1| greater ratio of profit from opera.

7% tlivnl: through the colmpletion 0f its m“, Dan and equipment os-eiopnlen pro- ‘n gram. as well us from the fact that

-' nffnrtrli by the price w" “mph

unit-rat operating and commodity coats have been lowered during the past year 91' 5°. in some cases quite substantially.

In reporting profits heft)“; llgpfgqflu. "9" "l" Year of Sl-ifiihiiilii the company showed an increase of about 20. 0V" the precedilill’ year. and at the same time established a gain oi‘ nearly 98 p.c. as compared with the 192i level. ln other words. over the past ten years profits have shown an nrcralre increase of more than $121,000 Der snnum, or about M’, |1.c. 'l‘his calculation. it should be noted includes the results for the your i925. when profits were sharply rlctwliuwrl. llntl it not been for thisqlhb‘ tan your show-lag would have been more impressive.

Royal Securities Corporation ' Limited Riley Building, Charlottetown

Telephone B22 Ollless In principal cities throughout Canals

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‘ DOMINION OF CANADA

1931 Conversion Loan

E offer our services to bondholders in connection with the conversion of the following issues:~—

5% War 101111.... .due Oct. 1, 1931 554% Renewal Loan. . .due Nov. 1, 1932 5}¢§% Victory 1.01m. . . .due Nov. 1, 1933 5}»§% Victory Loan. . . .due Nov. 1, 1934

Copieslof the ofliciai prospectus and

application form, with any additional

information desired, will be furnished promptly upon request.

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(‘an Cent l‘fd ...

C1111 Gypsum . .,

(‘an 111d Aleo . .. 21V.

C Pacific New .. 21151, ‘ _ , v (‘one ill Sntait. . ilil

llo llridze ... 33 ' llo _ Steel (‘cal 4 "i (inn S Wares t . (lords ... I Ham Bridge .. i ' lut Nickel .. 141,1 ,1!

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Mont Putter . 541,1. r01 511-5! 01-1.; Nat Brow ... 2U 201,15‘ 2i) i 2th", .\'at Stccl (‘or . .. I23 Powcr Corp .. .. 50% 605$ 60 _ ml Price Bros. -'.! Que Power .. 3'! Shawinigau ... 43

BANK!

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The Montreal Curb Market

(Special to Johnston k Word)

Stocks Opeifllligbiimwiliani. British Am Oil .. 10% 10% 10%| 105;‘; nu CugiiSel . .. £01.‘ 1074 1001112“. llolne ... '...

imperial Oil . .. 1ft I13 12% 127» imp Tobacco . .. 0%

int Petroleum . .. 12 I12 12M 12% int Utilities B ... 7

Nornada .. ... ... 23% 24 %% 24 Hherritt .. ... St

Slscoe ... ... 481/, Walker, Hiram ... 6

Dominion 0f _ a Canada Bonds

. (Speeisl to Johnston b Ward) Bill Asked

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War Loan .. .. “J5 Illlillilol-“i “H! Loan .. B IIBSTHOBAIHIOBJE Victory Loan 5',l;|liJ.'l.'l|i04.iXll0l.tl0 Victory Loan 1%|1934|194-99wf<99 Victoryloan [5%i1llil7|l12. 112.111 Zlfllfilffil ,... ... blflilitillliliiii 106.15 Ilefuntlllilng .. .. .

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‘i A To Holders of Canadian

Government Bonds

Owncrfof Canadian Government Bonds of the issues of 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 may exchange their bonds for those of the 1931 Conversion 1

Loan by advising any of our oflices.

Application forrps furnished on request. Alldetsllsoftheexchnigewillbeartendedto

without charge.

Jormsrou mwARD

Telephone Nos. lib-Oil.

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A three act comedy drains, "The Winning of Joy" was playcd in Mnl- pcque Hall, Thursday evening, May 7th, and is considered the best of its

kind ever given in this place. The play was listened to with wrapt at- tention, the hall being filled on this occasion. ‘The Winning of Joy" is true to life and those representing the different. characters could not have been better chosen, each did his or her part in such a way as to make it very real. The training was under the direction of Mrs. E. M. Aitkcn and Mrs. J. A. Campbell, who are to be congratulated not. only on the sel- ection of the drama, which was of a. splendid moral type but also for their part in the SllCCBSSful carrying out of the nmole affair. Their part, ros- ponsible though it was, would not sumce, if it were not for the hearty co-operation and untiring energy of the participants who each and all contributed a splendid part towards the evening's success. The Rev. E. M. Aitken, presided. .Mr. and Mrs. Russel MacKenzie added very mater- splendid violin selections with piano sccompaninmit. The other numbers on the programme are as follows: Plano Solo, Miss Alma. Woodside, Flower Song-Lange; Vocal Solo, Mr. Bruce Stewart, "Unconsciously”; Pi- ano Duet, Mrs. J. A. Campbell and Mrs. Aitken; Miltaric Gelop, J. Lablis- sky. The singing ‘of "God Save the King" was the closing number of a successful ent/nteinment. The pro- ceeds amounted to $83.00. The fol- lowing is the cast of characters in the three-act comedy drama: Uncle Joe Reeves, “Rich, Miserly and Mis- anthropic," Oliver Burns; Dove Reeves, His fosterson, Frank Beatr- sto; Pa Vernon (Jim), His brother- in-law, Bruce Stewart; Bill Vernon, His nephew, Fred ‘Donald; Joy King, The orphaned step-niece of Pa Ver- non, Thelma Woodside; Ma Vernon, Joe's Sister and Jim's wife, Hazel Hopgood; Kate Vernon, l-ler daugh- ter, engaged-to Dove, Constance Mac- Nutt; Mrs. Sims, An inquisitive neighobr, Margaret Waller; Bettie Sims, Her daughter, Alice Fraser;

Benjamin Assafetlty, Home's gentle- man friend, Rslph Brventon: Rw-

Phlneas Booker, A badly rattled din-

ine, Preston Green. It is understood that this play will be given in Ses View I-lsli, in Stanley, in Port l-liil and in other places.

_...._.

Among those in ttendsncs st the

plsy on Thursday evening from other parts of the country may be men-

tioned the following: Mr. sud Mrs. l-l. B. Harvey Ind dough‘ Miss Audrey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schur- nun and Kenneth and Mildred. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Clark, Mr. and Mrs. 0.. B. R0191‘! and son Wentiall, Mr and Mrs. Hubert Agnew and Mr. Irs. Huestis.

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football team.

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Mrs. a. 1.1. Aitken and m» 1111.111 Ramsay, left on Monday morning for

~ rmlt r".||/\R|.i.1'|'r

Conference of which convenes week.

players the exodus of stick handlers the capital increases. it became known three of Ottawa's premier Knights of the Stick and Blade are leaving for other parts.

aTQwN cmamarv

DURING THE C. N. R. TRANS-CANADA BROADCAST “This Time Made Available 'l‘l1rougl1 the Courtesy of the C. N. R." I

Sydney, 0.8., to attend the Branch

the W. M. Society. in that. city this

Mrs. Harry Scott, North River,

spent the week end with her cousin, Mrs. Lee Owen, Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Ramsay,

Miss Catherine Rogers and Master Dugald Ramsay of Charlottetown, were motorists to Malpeque and Hamilton on Sunday.

Mrs. Alcx Sinclair has returned to

her homc in Hamilton, after imving spent the winter in Boston. Sinclair's many friends are glad to welcome her back.

Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sheen, Ken-

sington, were guests of Mrs. Sheen's mother, Mrs. J. H. day.

Woodside, on Sun-

Miss Mattie L. Ramsay, Hamilton,

spent the week cud the guest of Mrs. John Crafcr, Baltic.

Mrs. Frank MscKay and daughter,

Miss Louise, of Sea. View, spent sev- erai days with Mrs. Paynter, Bl-lllilig- ton. ‘

Mrs. John MacGougan, Kznsiug-

ton, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Campbell, Sea. View.

Miss Mary MacNutt, Denney. ivas

a recent visitor with friends m Sea View.

The stock belonging to Mr. James

Brander, Baltic, was disposed of by auction on Thursday to good advan- tage. formed the duties of auctioneen-M.

Mr. R. H. Abbott capahly per-

Ottdwa Seniors

On Way East

OTTAWA, Ont, May 11.—As May 5-the last day on which hockey may migrate-approaches, from Last night

Gordie Peterkln, left wing for Ri-

deau Seniors, district senior finalists this year, left last night for Niagara Falls where he will with Hockey Association outfit. Monday Bill Walker , star Ottawa Shamrocks, leaves for Dai- housie, N. 3., and within a few days, it is expected, Arnie Butterworth, brilliant centre of the local Rideau uuniors, will follow him to the New Brunswick town. hockey star, Walker was a half back with the Otpwa Senators

probably play

the Intermediate Ontario

defenceman for

Besides being a

rugby

Increases In

Savings And Demand Deposits

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Ont, May ll-Sllght in-

creases in both savings and demand deposits in Canada are shown in the bank statement for March 3i, as compared with the month before. An interesting feature is that the sav- ings deposits at the and of March isre almost exactly the same 11.1 at the tmresponding date s year sgo. Both call sud current ion-us in Cul- sds are down slightly as compared with the end of February and slmllsr

BOND QUOTA TlONS

N.R.B.BENNETT

Will Speak Tonight, Thursday, May 14th, at 10.50 p. m. ' Atlantic Standard Time, on the Subject of the

FAG I‘

12.4010 TONIGHT

Prime Minister of Canada

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loans outside Canada are higher. A marked increase was shoxvn in Do- minion notes.

When so many come at once, how- ever, we are able to spot the hand- writing and the stationery.

“MOTHEIP I11 all this love

HOSPITALS NEW AUDITORIUM Than that which wells from out a mother's heart

world there is no sweeter

. 80nd afferlng‘ USED >And even doth envelope her own i - s ' St David's Choir Presents “In Lotusi part} ' Land" for Patients’ Enicrtainmcnt in” lonug child; her very flesh and __ 1 blood. .?_._ isaint John Telegraph Journal iLOng lcngups" by circumstance’ may (Special to the Guardian) May g) | W911 difld? ' TORONTO. Mall 11-1719 3259-‘ St. Davids Church choir presented E one Iowad 9m from the other‘ but 999-999 W°TU1 9f 139M919" 9f CB9‘ its entertaining program, "In Lotus; more Wm ' 999 99995 9931919293 l9 b9 155999 w Land," in the aiutlitorium of iholnemam u?“ 1°” and prayers that _. holders oi’ victory bonds. the biggcfii Saint John Tuberculosis Iiospitnl last W" m1 I S19E19 90nd Ollcfillfi ill U19 113119113 evening, affording the patients 01-010.?“ tcndcr_ mm “ham true lave history has. already been ovcrsub‘ pleasure. T110 new auditorium givcsi mm ablde’ _ 59119841. ill U10 Olliiliofl 0T fill 91519911 rmpic space for platform prrform- 1T1": so“ in malice Steep“ is no‘ 0f a prominent T010010 bond com- anccs and those taking part in 11101 °,“‘°“S‘1 . Pany- program last night appeared in the i Nor ls the one behind stone walls’ All 9 ,5--m- 99933’ 99nd 1199595 from costumes which they wore when “In; alone coast m Co”; opened their doors Lotus Land“ was given m ,st_ DaVHTSEFor mothers prayers, as, at. our Memorial Hall last wcck. As thci cub‘ is pa“

ready for holders of victory bonds to subscribe to the new issue, which carries the lower rate of t": percent interest. At 10 o'clock the tellers windows of the banks followed suit. A preliminary canvass of all insur ance trust and loan companies was conducted last week.

auditorium floor is not. finished it iwm guide our Steps where“! they

was not possible to move out. for the chanvce l? roam’; t 1 entertainment. as many of the malc 1AM :5S“red‘_ m ‘My ova W1 1. 5

women patients on the upper floor, footsteps 11'1"?”- while unabie to sec the performers. D’ Augusflnc Maccorma‘ could hear the tuneful music sung with fine effect. One of the patients J. E. Cousins of Park Corner, P. E. I. ya patient in this hospitaL My stay expressed to the performers the dc- ihere has been made very enjoyable “gm “'1 “PP"°°“‘“°“ °l the" 18"“ ‘due to the m: that the citizens of audience and thanked them corcliolly- saint John have been thoughtful Mr. Cousins in his remarks said:- {enough not to forget we convalcscntsl v "on 9pm“ U‘ m” Sta“ and Tnls evenings entertainment is matieuis of Saine John Tuberculosis another proof of the Same 5pm‘. of _____ Hospital it affords me great pleasure isenerosimn (Special to the Guardian) ‘to extend a vote of thanks to you for I am ‘Sure that I am voicing the TORONTO, Ont, May 11—Nearly the evening's entertainment whlchrtpntimerlt o: 811mg patients here , 10,000 people in Toronto who have we have all enjoyed. ‘when I say that we are ‘my numb tickets haven't a chance m the “loud Fm nlyself‘ I would like to Saydful for your kindness. 02min, we of winning the Irish Free State Hos- that my home isyon Prince Edwardmiank W“; pit-ai Sweepstakes on the Derby. Island, (God's gift to the Dominion,» ‘ Their tickets have been stopped in and 1 have spent the past winter as Mhmny- Lhmnfln g...- Lumlmgu. the malls. Between 400 and 500 of ‘ them were stopped this morning. A total of 10,000 has been taken from the mails in Toronto and sent to the dead letter office within the past month, post office officials stated today. Since lotteries are illegal to Canada, the transmlsicn of anything‘ pertaining to them through the; mails is also illegal and lynx eyed officials are on the watch for them. The tickets always come in plain envelopes intended to look as much as possible like private letters. The‘ \ addresses are usually hand written. K