. lStock Prices Hold Firm Drl Montreal

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

MOMREAL.“ Oct. ‘l-ll-Ield up mainlybyafewfirmissuesinihe bank and steel divisions. llflfles on Montreal Stock Exchange today managed to maintain an even keel.

Opening irregularly the market reacted to s somewhat firm price trend in Wall Street, erasing some earlier losses. -

Interest ‘was amused with the sale of a block of 150 shares of Bank of Montreal at 150, two points above the previous close. Royal Bank advanced two to 180 and Commerce three at 125.

Steel of Canada and Dominion Bridge were main pointsof inter- est in the steel division with the former gaining 1-2 at 48 and the latter picked up 5-9 at 28 1-2. Do- minion Steel and Coal at 4_ 3-8 and Dominion Coal new were both down minor fractions.

International Nickel was forced by profit-taking from its five-year high of 82 and finished of! 8-8 at 81 5-8- ~‘

Bathurst, Canadian Pacific Bail- way. and Montreal held un- chan ‘ previous closing prices.

Sales were 8,883 shares and 08,000 in bonds.

Livestock

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Oct. 7—-0fl’erlngs on the two Montreal livestock Niarkets today totalled 8,880 head.

Cattle rcgelpts were 1,007 hcad. (fattls vrcro moving slowly at prices ranging from 12.50 to $4 for common steers. $4 to $5 for medium and $0 bid for a few good steers. Butcher cow were mostly ".25 to 33.50am! can ra null cntlcrs 81,50 to S2. Medium quality heifers were around 84. Common bulls ivem from $2 t0 $2.75 and fleshy butcher bulls $3. '

(‘slf recl-lnts were 1.428 head. Med- lunl good to good quality were ab- out steady: Other kinds steady to 25 centl higher. Good vcsis brought $8 vriih medium kinds from $0.75 to $1.75. Common light veala and drinkers rnnKiI-li from 14,75 to $0.75. Grassers were from 83 to $4.25, moat-

.75.

(loud and cholco veal l8: common alld medium $4.75 to $7.75; grasaers all w $1 2a. '

Snoop receipts wcrc 3,588 hcad. Lambs were steady. Good elves and wcthers brought $0.50. Lambs weigh- ing between 100 and 110 pounds brought $5.50. (Julia and bucks vrcro $4 M). Sheep were from S150 to

3.: oo. Quotations: Ewes $1.00 to .83; lnnlbs good 50.50; common $4 50 to

no, , ..

. ling rccclpis 2,2707. , Hogs wore steady at 25 for hacons fcd and watered, w th $1 per hog premium on selects; Butchers brought $8 75 to l0. lienvias $0.75. Extra llcnvles $8.5. Light hogs from $8_ 2.1 to 81.75. Bows were from 8.110 to $8 25.

Ma rk ets A t A Glance

-- _-_ (Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal-Industrial stocks irregularly higin-r. ‘ Toronto Mlnss-Highnp. New lfork—£<itocks closed higher. Winnlpcg-Jvheut down 11,5 to 1%. New York-Cotton higher; rubber.

"\ coffee and sugar lower.

771E113 I3 ONLY one possible Premier-Bennett. __

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Miscellaneous

MONTREAL, Oct. 7— $100. Barley, CanadlnlnagVpstcrn no 3 44. Flour spring wheat patents, firsts $6 l0

Flour winter when 20

$9 llliddlings ton $118 25. Rolled oats hag 00 lbs i3 . Hug no Z per ton carlots $10.00 to $11.0 ‘

(‘irccse no 1 Ont 111% to 13%. Chccso no 1 Quc 121/; to 12%.

Eggs in cartons A 1 largo 4i. Eggs A lmedluln 42.

Eggs A medium M. Eggs A pullcts 33.

ldggs B medium 28. Potatoes N B min 80's 7.‘- Til.

Que mu- 80's ‘to io 1o. Que cnbhlers no 2 80's 50 lill.

Crirren cies

provement in tcrnls of States dollar in the foreign exchange

The Canadian dollar discount from 1 0-10 to 1% pct. cont.

franc, closing at (l 50, cons, slrulvuli l6 AL, Oct. 7——i.cudl|l|; cur-

' Montreal ‘foreign Tho pound ‘sterling all pod 3-1l.l"of a cont. to $4.80 3-10 Wllllhfliil States dollar was off 0-33 of one per csnt. st 1,01 6-32. The cascd .01 of s ccnl. to 0.07 cents. ___.__.._._s.

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VANCOUVER. Oct. 7 - Italian maiden‘ oi Vancouver are offering themselves for service in the arm- ies of Italy. Pietro Cllbertaldo, act- ing Royal Italian vice-consul here,

MINING

(Canadian Dress)

TORONTO, Oct. 7—5ereral of ths big gold stocks swung Into action today to racord siasble gains onset- ive trading whilc base metals wars held back by profit~tsklng and the silvers were moderately heavy. Base metal issues bulked in the trade through tho morning, spurred by new gulus for metal prices but afternoon, resuliin in cancellatio stocks were in supply in the late of some of the gains, The gold index registered a gain of .74 to 101.14 and miscellaneous mines .02 to 08.28.

Wright Ilnrgmavas fea the golds by advancing 05 cents to 7.70 ull improved volume, and Holiinger, lllao trading quito actively, added 10 cents to close at 12.10. Brsicrne ad- vnnced 30 cents while Dome dropped a point. and other issues of the group closed unchanged.

Noronda was the strongest of tho base lnetuis, closing at; 40%, for a gain of M. Cheaper issues at the group closed up a few cents.

TORONTO. Oct. 7- v

Stocks Close

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"About 15 men have so. far requested me to take their names as volunteers to fight". he said. "It is not the practice of Italy to call to the color! reservists esident in foreign lands; but they I-Ie said he had had similar.- requests from English- bom Canadians.

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Five, Bridge and Wllist Score Cards. Gllhfdiln Central Job Printer-y. ____' roll sans-é our: rm roan Coach. Cheap. for cash. Apply Guardian our“. L-1l48-l0-5-4i.

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PBIIIUMS RECEIVED-INFORM- given and new business written on plans to suit your every need at our new oflice. Currie

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19' men 5nd .W0l1lBl'1, IPIYO our, lino of Per- gqjifl Cards, feaiurinfl- the following cutstsndins item! fourfold pastel out parchment!-

Si,» cards with tip-on picture-1- ards, envelopes with wallet nap c fancy linsd and decorated b cards. Elaborate use o! gold and silver dssisna with bril- inserts.

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TALLAHAUBSEE, Film. Oct. 7 ._. Th9" 15 "Probably no greater cruelty which may be inflicted" "Pi-in a man “than that which is illmcied by a contentious unrea- sonable and nagging woman," m, Florida Supreme Court said yes- terday. .

It affirmed a Cauntv Q-u» n‘- cree awarding Bu! W. Nolan a divorce from Mn. Sarah l. llrlfl Nolan. However. tha court reversed the lower com)‘: awarding o: p"- manent alimony to ma. Nolan,

Justice Rivers Duford, who wrote the court's opinion. said a "flag- sins" woman mabes a man's life "well nigh unbearable. by a con. tinuous indulgence in fault-find- ing, nsggins’. threatening and false- ly accusing her husband of im- proper and disgraceful conduct, amusing him from his sleep at all hours of the night, solely to en.

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Stocks Surge Upward On N.Y. Market

(By Ira-uh MaoMillen. Amoclnted Press i“ ial Writer) (L l’. By Guardian's Spool-II Wire)

NEW YORK. Oct. 7—6tock D slanted ,. today in n. stra trading. The rails and a few specialties got" the bulk of at- tention from buyers.

Cautious advices from brokers to their clients on account of the international political situation, and the fact that the day was a Jewish. holiday, combined to hold dealings down-to the smallest pro- portions for a. full session since Bept. B. ‘nu-never was 946,810 shares

Ariseofhofapointwassliown by the Associated Press average of 80 stocks at 48.7. The 15 carriers equities in the compilation ad- vanced .5 of a point at 28.9, while the industrials and utilities shaded upward. .

\U. S. government securities ds- veioped strength.

Mmi 01 “U! metal leaders were "D only fraotionally. but the ad- vances. were sufficient in view of

mike I number or new highs for the Ytar or longer for such issues as ' aconda; American Smelting, Kenneoott, Phelps Dodge, American Metals and St. Joseph Lead.

Up about as much elsewhere in the list were American Telephone at 188 8-4, Sears Roebuck at 55, Chrysler n. 7a s-a. Allied Chem. ical at 167, Standard Oil of N. J. at 44 1-2 and Monsanto at 84 3-4.

Plus signs =were in the majority in the Canadian list. Distillers- Seagrams. Dome Mines, Dominion Stores, Imperial oil, Lake Shore and Hiram Walker were fraction- aliy higher.’ International Nickel and Ford of Canada were off slightly. ’

What Stocks Did

Mon. Sat. Advances . . . . 387 340

Declines 192 131 Unchained . ms 14o Total issues, .. s94 ago

EXCHANGE

\Cansdlsn Press) MONTREAL, Oct. l7-~Briiiisll. urlcl foreign exchange in relation to the Csnndlsn dollar as compiled by the Royal Bank of ‘Jnnlldu midst-d today as follows :—-

Argentina peso .2778.

Australia pound 3.9020

Austria achiiiing .1913.

Belgium belga .1100.

Brazil lniirels .0002.

Bulgaria lav .0142.

China Hollg Kong dollars .5115. (‘wcboslorllilin cnown .0410. Denmark krone .2217.

France fisnc .0007,

Germany rclchslnark .4011. - (lrcllt Britain ound 4.0017.

Greece drllcllliln .0005.

Holland florln 1mm,

Hunssry nenxu .0005.

India rupee .3750.

ltaly lire

Japan yen .2800.

Jugoslnviu dlnsr .0232.

New Zelllnnd pound 4.0m). Norway krone .2405.

Poland sloti .1012,

South Africa pound 4 0384.

Boalu beasts .1382.

Switaerland franc .3295.

United States dollar 1 6-82 per sent

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Chll"! exchange rates:

At Montreal-Pound 4.00 340' U II- doll-r 1.01 5-32: m... 001 .5.“ '

A: New York-Pound 4.00%;- cs5. ruin. dollar can; rm... Mn cs1,“

t Peri —P _ . ' duller 14.421 if?“ I“ 32 l" C""‘d"“ Minn-cola].

n R” “I'm-ma 11"; Canadian dol- ggtgfiw “M8: U. s. liUilill‘ 50.51

roaaassmxn FIND5_— snswsn m rlronunu xrrcrmma. Ont., Oct. 7—H':re's "1 unemployed man who had a novel idea. He lives in a gas.” month house. and his rent is paid 52123.3?‘ "ml" 12-“- Iés so»

Th8 man. 011 Miler‘, fgund g, um“

imam! out of town who owned a rouse here that was gradually go- lins t0 nieces. He told the owner that he would "overhaul" the house if materials were supplied. He fig- ured out his time on an hourly rats.

The understanding was m“ l“ W" Mi to be mic in cash but that his work would apply as mm; on the homo he was to renovate. lAgrsement l ” ’, he started work on the house several months ago.

"W the dwelling has been re- papsred throughout, a new garage built. the buildim painted. a stuo. co finish liilt on the outside, a new runroonl, a new porch, a new con.‘ m“ driveway. new sidewalk. and new steps all added.

The grounds have been improved and what was formerly s. neglected house is now a thoroughly modern and attractive little home.

tenant is satisfied. Ha doesn't have to worry about the rent until some time next summer.

U. S. doll" 1547

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the recent rise in the group to

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Stocks

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Bait Ohio . Ben Aviation Both Case _, Chrysler .. Con Gas . Elec Auto Light llilec Auto Light 1~llec Bond Nhllrc .. lien lllicc , Gen Motors Gr Nor pfd . . lnt T and 'i.‘ Kenneco L Mont Ward 1 Niel Hull .. ‘ N Y Central .. .l'aramouot ..

Vanadium ... Westinghouse ...

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imp Oil 137/. inter Pet . 34 Mclchers A 3

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Oct. 7—Narrow ad- vancen in cheese and egg prices were recorded on Montreal dlliry and pro- ducs marker todny.

No 1 Ontanio cheese became 13% to 13% cents a pound with no 1 Quebec M12115 to 12% up 1,5 to 1,4.

Gains of a cent a dozen were shown by top grade eggs, graded shipments in carlots or less brought 33 to 34 cents u dozen for Adnrge, 31 to 82 for A-lnedinnl, 27 to 28 for A. puliets. 25 for B and 21 to 213$ for C.

No 1 grade huttcr remained unm- lnsiiy at 23 cents l1 pound for car- iots or less and slunll lots to re- tailers were 25 for solids and 20 for prints.

Potatoes in Boiponnrl hugs were 7d to 80 cents for New Brunswick moun- tnins, 70 i0 75 for‘ Quebec moun- iains and 50 to 00 for Quebec no 2 cobhlors.

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SAMUEL ABBOTT

‘Ihere parsed away on the mom- ins of Wednesday October 2, ma, at P. E. I. Hospital. Samuel Ab. bott a well known resident of Com- wall in the 62nd year of his age. Hehad been suffering. for ~some time with spinal trouble and"eilt'-" ered the hospital for treatment on "idly. 5911i. 27th and ‘was operat- ed on on Monday morning Sept. 30th and did 0n Wednesday Oct. 2nd at 8 o'clock in the morning. His death came with a shock to all. He was cheerful and hopeful that the operation would be succersful in restoring him to health once more. His sudden passing has left a feeling of deep sadness in the home and community where he was

husband, kind and affectionate to

children and grand children, all of whom will miss him very greatly. He was a. member in full commun- ion of the United Church of Can- ada at Cornwall and took an act- ive intelest in all that was done in dlurch and state. He was born at Prlncetown Road, and removed as a young man to Quinoey. Mass. Returning from U. S. A. he settled in Springfield and later removed to Cornwall. He lived on his farm on the Cornwall-East Wlltshire Road for 1c years. He leaves to mourn his sol-rowing widow and three daughters all of whom are married. Mrs. Elmer Willis of King- Btbfl; Mrs. Colin McPhail of York Point; and Mrs. Godfrey at Corn- wall; also a large family of brothers and sisters, Fred and Frank in New Jersey; Theophiius in Maine; Gold- ing of Wynndel, B. C.; Mrs. Has- lam in Springfield; Mrs. Fred D01- lar, Brookield: Mrs. Rendle at Bells Cools, B. 0.; Mrs. Dwight Pound in New Westminster, B. C. The funeral was held on Friday‘ Oct. 4th at 2 o'clock conducted by

Rev. D. K. Ross assisted by Rev. Henry Pierce and Rev. Than Pale- thorpe. The large number a’. the funeral overlaxed the mpaclty of the Cornwall church. many com- ing from Springfield and Prince- wwn Road places where the de- ceased had spent part oi’ his life. The pail bearers were, Messrs Frank Howard, Walter Boyle, Mai- oolm McPhail, A. C. Sinclair, Leigh Goode and Robert Willis.

BLIND AS BATS

NEW YORK. Oct. ‘l-Fifth Av- enue's first woman president o: a big store charged the male sex to- day with "not knowing s darned thing about women."

"In that respect they're as blind as batr." said Hortense M. Odium, who as chief executive of a wom- 'en’s qieoialty shop.

The average man, she asserted. “doesn't think of a person's need- ing encouragement-he forgets how women like to be told, ‘m. you look swell!‘

."And he's pretty slow to say. /'you'va done a swell job’? llrs. Odlum thinks too, that men

posts.

"Ina ssiesgirl who says, ‘Madam, I ssrvs you?’ is as important a store president. because she ts the public," said the famin- e store head.

"rm beginning to leam by de- grees that women understand woul-

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all in the home, including his own m Queen-l OWHW °n Tile-ldav- 0°-

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CANCER PATENTS . OUST . STUDENTS

ICIZNGBTON, Oct. ‘l-Students at Queens University are hard pressed trying to find rooms here, it was

THERE WILL BE SOLD by pllb~

Courts Building, in Charlottetown

tober 29, D. 1935 at the hour of twelve o'c ock Noon, ALL THAT TRACT PIECE and parcel of land situate lying and being on Town- ship number 30 in Queens County bolmcied and described as follows that is to say: Cummenci 1, on the north side of the Green Road and at the east boundary of 40 acres of land formerly leased to James McMurrer and now in the posses- sion of Edward whalen thence running southeastwardly along the said road sufllcient distance to give s. rectangular width of eight chains or to the west boundary of 100 acres of land conveyed to Mich- ael McGaughey and from these two points running two parallel lines north by the magnet of the year 1764 for the distance of 100 chains to land conveyed to James Gordon, forming an area of 80 ac- res of land a little more or less being thus described s in a Deed from the Commissioner of Public Lands to Patrick McMurrer bear- ing date the 15th day of February Rim-ALSO ALL THAT OTHER TRACT piece and parcel of land situate lying and being on Town- ship number 30 aforesaid bounded and described as follows that is to say: Commencing on the north side of the 'l‘ryon Road at the southeast angle of land in posses- sion of James McGaughey and John McGaughey, thence north to the south boundary line of land conveyed to John Dixon thence south 71 degrees 15 minutes west to the division line of lots or ‘Iiown- ships rlumbers 20 and 30 thflwt south along the said division line to the aforesaid Tryon Road and thence easterly along the same to the place of commencement agree- ably io a plan thereof in the mar- gin of a. Deed from the Commis- sioner of Public Lands to James Palmer, bearing date the 17th day of July A. D. 1882.