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Bend your own mesaasc this Christmas. Our reasonable prices make it possible in re-

Quantities. ,clinod en Montreal ‘ ' |Saturday. The cent at 84.8‘! 8- ii while ‘dollar was down 1-16 of one

at 2 l-lfl percent discount

Guardian iicniral Joli Printenj

IN ened in the last hour to wind up un- changed at 3% percent premium. The

—'—'*‘ French franc kewise closed un- IBANCIS J. MMDONALD changed at 000 cents Sterling's

range was fractional

with Q19 P535193 01 nun“ J-icent lower at l4 MacDonald in the City Ilospital last Sunday, Nov. 4th. the city has lost an upright and honest citizen, an excellent tradesmen and one who tools a keen interest in all branches of sport. 30m in west St. Peters sixty gin-cs years ago he was bereft oi his parents at an early age. When quite s. young man he removed to Lynn, Masts. where he learned the trade of plumber. He later return- ed in this city wherei he accepted a position with Shaw d: Bearisto. and later with Bruce Stewart s: for the following month. Sick, Mrs. Co. He later entered into partner- Basil Sherry and Miss Beatrice ship with R, T. Morrison, Sum-‘Tbfliey- 34111001. Mrs. Harris Boul- mmdg liter and Mrs. Lorne Cameron. Pro- After the dissolution, of this gram. Mrs- Jack Walker and Mrs. partnership the late m. MBCDUC-‘Eflllllcb Croken. Meeting H1100!!!- ald was employed for five years as cd and a delicious lunch was serv- ensineer at Fhlconwowi Hospital ed by thehostess. Next and subsequently in a rmilar posi-ithe home of Mrs. Henry Cameron ticn at the Victoria l-ic ei until its on November 15th. Roll call to be destruction by fire. H‘. then ac- answered b! 1187198 diltl. cepted a position wivi stanieyu ——————- Shaw a Pear-don whl =n he held wmsnv KNOWN CAPTAIN nras until about two years rgo when ill] -—-—— health forced him to retire. ‘ VANCOUVER" Nov. ll-Capt. Of excellent physique,‘ his scrv-Iiioward 5- Mliflhell. 74. Widely ices were frequently rught as, an, known in the Maritimcs and New- oziisisi at, athletic evertfi‘ (anther; ioundianei at the turn oi the cen- ticiilarly as a member oi tug-of-f tury as builder and skipper of war teams, Boating was one of his; schooners. was dead hare tonight. pleasures, and in the days of yacht- 1 He was the first captain to arrive lfig on ,the harbor, if not sailing a with rellcf supplies at St. John's. boat, he was one of the officials. Nfld.. after the fire which wiped Possessing a pleasing and kind out that city. He had lived here disposition he_ snloyed a large for 29 years. circle oi friends who will in - his passing’ at a comparatively father. The family are Joseph M. , ~" ' with Stanley, Shaw dz Peardon. He was rdevoted and consistent Teddy, Winnirred, atenosrapher member c! the ongregntion oi St. with Palmer d: ‘Farmer, and Rita, Dunstan's Basilica and s: riiembcr a pupil at Notre Dame Academy. of the Knights oi Columbus. to all of whom the Guardian cir- .About twenty-nine years cs0 be tends sincere evmmthv- . married ‘Mhr-gerct lidacAulay, who The large number of mass cards, with two sons add two daurhtersl Spiritual Bouquets and floral of- arc left to mourn the passing oi fcrings testified in the popularity a kind and loving husband and of-the deceased. _

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President, Mrs. the vice president

Mt’l. - ‘Stock

men" ""7 mu‘ “d I sociati ui told the annual general ‘dud’ Cllrfefldltzs meeting '01 that organization here $1.50 _ , Officers were reelected grad a - v n lSecretary- reasurer appoin e .

and up for iii cards. , (o"“‘u“ hi") Since the Great War, Mr. Dodds special Price on Large I stonix-gilffigdLviilgevd gatemohedollszoeinisq stated, it had become the fashion to

exchaii ea ouad eased ‘l-ltl a a the American percent

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French franc held unchanged fat 0.4a cunts -

NEW YORK Nov ll-Fcreign ex- change rates showed few changes in Saturday's quiet trading. The Can. lsr yielded a minor fract- ion in the esrly dealings but strength-

_ and the pound finished the short ‘zesslon 5i of a J9 .

‘PLIASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of Pleasant Circle Institute was held home of Mrs. Elmer Gamble. 1n the absence oi the Arthur MacKay. presided and Mrs. John Dawson acted as sec- retary. Seven members responded t: the roll call by “Menues for Po-

to Pickers." Committees report- ed mid new ones were appointed

"ng at

illll HAVE Fllll iiil-IIPERAHUN

Canadian Bankers’ As- ' sociation In Annual Meeting Promis e Support.

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

establishment of a Central Bank in Canada was destined to make, a . Canadian banking system there need i be no fear Canadian bankers would

ada, Jackson Dodds, Montreal, Pres- ident of the Canadian Bankers’ As-

oentral banks and Canad- ians had been led into thinking a central bank would be a chief factor in bringing a return to desired pros- perity. "This advocacy of the cen-

ted in the Canadian public forget- ‘tlng the record oi Canadian banks in the past four or five liters when they withstood the shock of depres- sion with auoh firmness, as contras- ted with the TNOGdSIltGd upset in banking service and stability experi- enced in the United States with its federal reserve banking system functioning under central bans‘ prin- ciples.

“'I.‘he fashion oi establishing cen- tral banks may or may not work out to the advantage of those countries which did so. But in Canada, for better or for worse, we are now to have a bank oi Canada set up, to be a bankers’ bank. Bankers are mal- ists: They are ready to make the best possible use of the materials at their hands and when the central bank is established the bonkers will cooperate with it in the interests of the country at large."

It was to the creditor Premier R. B. Bennett and his colleagues that although Canada is separated by an imaginary line only from a country (the UnitedStates) where such un- usual projects are undertaken and experiments made entailing lavish expenditures to execute “the govern- ment of Canada was not influenced by such example but adhered to the r iiciss and functions of government heretofore obtaining in this country. "Notwithstanding this we are still a long way from that summation devoutly to he wished-a balanced budget."

This was not said in any captions spirit. The diiiiculties were great but a resolute determination to pal- ance the Canadian budget would do much. he thought, t0 quicken busi- ness activity and enhance the imbue credit of the country.

Officers Elected

MONTREAL. Nov. a. _ (on) - Headed by Jackson Dodds, Joint 8911- eral manager of the Bank of Mon- treal, as President. the slate of ol- iioers of the Canadian Bankers’ As- sociation was re elected here today at the annual general meeLiDB.

- Other officers are as follows: Hon- orary Presidents, Sir John Aird. T0" gantry, President of the Canadian Bank oi Commerce; Sir Frederick.

Advcrtising-liaias-Payahlc In Advance

“Farsi a, Ac per Ianii Wesarrn and lantern locals, to M easements and Con!" Ivsnlc, to ‘our sverdi Classified h per wcedi n llemarlam Notices. 10a per lnoll| Lin: or. Ilanl and iipllltilll orrei-iags, oases. are , 4e pes- mam Iaettlva or ccnaoissee ‘Isi- liar loch: Indiana of ‘

nos-d Other rates on application

and Appranlafol. 70a par Inch II do III Idniaiam Charge for my advertisement Malay-dive acntl.

lATli-za per ward, three laur-

’ s10 CENTRAL BANK

MONTREAL, Nov. 10.—Althougl1 sharp break in the evolution of the "I

< not cooperate with the Bank of Can- R

tral bank idea," he declared, "resui- ‘

were T. M. Murray, Chatham, 180 votes; Hubert P. Leger, Portage River. 150, and W. W. Bamford, Doairto

possible by an amendment to the Elections Act, passed at the last ses- sion of the Provincial legislature, permitting women to offer for elec- tion to the House.

ingithc first woman admitted to the NovaiSdotiifBar (in 1918) and the first woman to take a law degree at Dalhousie University. She is the sixth woman to be admitted to the bar oi New Brunswick.

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Ches Olilo Con Gas .,, Corn Prod Del Hud .. Eastman . Gen Elec . Gen Fuoila, . Gen Motors . int Harvest at Nickel N Y Cen ., Nat Biscuit North A Pub Ser

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“gOMREAL, Nov. 1i on the Montreal Stock h advanced in '

the early dealings fect the

advantages over losses. On St.

5-8 at 8 1-4 on active dealings.

International Power Preferred in this “Vi month mounted 15 l-li points to a new pea-i: for the year at 42. Canadian Hydro-Electric Prefer- mss three points at '16. Interna- red advanced 8 1-4 points at 69 3-4 while Howard Smith Preferred rose three points at ‘l6. Interna- at McColl- Iirontenac, Steel of Canada, Bank cc, Dominion Steel and Coal “B" and Canadian Car up

the second board lot sale

tional Nickel was 1-4 higher 23 1-4 with Hollinger,

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small amounts.

Leading issues were subjected to profit-taking and Canadian Pacif-

Contest New Brunswick Seat

(c. P. By Guardian's special Wire) NEWQABH-E. N. 5-. Nov 10.—Dr. Francis L. Fish, Newcastle barrister and first woman ever to seek a seat in the New Brunswick legislature, led the vote this afternoon when Conservatives of Northumberland County met to choose candidates for the next provincial. election.

Dr. Fish received 100 votes. The three other successful nominees, chosen from a slate of l8 names,

wn, 115. candidature of Dr. Fish was made

She also has the distinction oi he-

Nova Scotians El e c te d To U.S. Congress

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) KENTVILLE, N, 8., NOV 10-De-

Scotians, running as Republimns in New Jersey and Massachusetts were re-elected by large majorities Hon. Dr. Oharies Aubrey Eaton native of Cumberland County and a graduate of Acadia University was elected to Congress in the firth district of New Jersey for the

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lc Railway at ll 1-4 and Brazilian Traction at 11 1-4 both eased 1-8. Montreal Power declined 8-8 at 3i while Bathurst Paper, Winnipeg Electric, Shawlnigan Power Can- adian Industrial Alcohol, National Steel Car and St. Lawrence Cor- poration were off fractions. Among the issues to hold un- Doniinion Bridge. National Breweries, Canadian Car Preferred. Dominion Textile, How- ard Smith, Massey-Harris Dryden Paper.

Sales 12.750 shares; bonds $7,500.

, MINING

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Nov lb-Tradiiig dwind-

led with prices maintaining a balance of lessee and gains in the closing aes- sion of the week an the Toronto min- The higher-priced issues were decidedly slow and in the cheap- er group interest centred in the act- ive selling of Gunnar Gold for a loss iiafugnceiits etc ‘Iii atnilhin the accumu- 0 s vcra o o nn issues Silver and’ bass metal W y ' slow and barely firm.

stocks A lain of 5 cents for Wright Har-

greaves, 80 cents for lieke Shore and a loss of 10 for Bralerna Teck Hughes, were the only adiustmeats in the list of llil. Among the secondary producers

iscoe was strong at an advance of San An-

and 8 for price gold veter-

cents. sYlvanite gained 8,

spite the Democratic victory in the A1 United Hates elections, two Nova A

Williams-Taylor London, director x. rm H M _ . mg L of the London Advisory 32w cmmtgulsceooo_ m‘ by ‘ m‘ n Committee o! the Bank of ill: (- - . -

lthe board of the Dominion Bank and

l‘ General . Mona! . I Bank of Comm

T011311“) and M. W. WUSOII, MC!)-

q, A, Bogart, Toronto, chairman of

John R. Lamb, Toronto. Vite-lifeli- dent o (the Bank of Toronto. , H. B. Hengvorgil. Gen Maria . the Bank o - ronizrlalndmiglg Dawson. General manager. the Dominion Bank, all of

i2;:..':'.:":..'r::t:.. " ""'- """" For Sale 3W“. 3°3§{,‘§..,‘_‘“““‘°" “‘° m“ cum? mggélnfn-tk-a, m; ,3; ‘$.i‘.'“i'.° I i? . . l- Announcement was made of the 5c 5mg" - Granada. 2o 1.0 L“ , J OAMBDIOAID SUITABIJ . so: “mam”, o, Hem, .1. m“, Km v yi-up “(ligand Walter rr. Julie, vs, 83.51’; .‘ vile outhouscs. etc. if in: “cum”. ML m“ Wm was comp may. H I sheet. Guardian Oflioa. ‘ ‘ti. by Arm“, w_ ma,“ The couple were married in the Hilrfifivv" ‘r0 LET-HEATED noon. AP- 935;‘, " M» secretary-twat“ w- gmgj““g‘_‘,“°h h°'°“°"td“y“-';° ,1,‘°"i"ii'" - - D1)’ Ullltdilli. 11-2275-11-10-31 FOE. 5%?!“ m". was. A n-uve o! u£én}€:rs"tt_lel*1.b5fl-,r!lg. £85.- flvandoz-sen: Bzoahwtherfir feéihieir. ‘Ircxivgeyrohi. . ... . ‘. ‘"911 I iflilifli ue 1 ro tar-norms on manor sr. Mills. North River. n-iin-i-ii-o-siq$.K'§n°,9op,nd u... Ontario s“ save her in man-lace and Mrs. Occil- h ‘

A0911 122 Prince Street. - . . _ , __ L-2133-1l-8-tl. FOE SALE 0R T0 LIT-LARGE house, Number i0 Grsftonltrcst.

Miscellaneous “W” m" a‘ "m"-

, -- under ‘ oi Gerald Richardson, native

editor of the Milford Evening- News, Elmer C. Nelson of Milford N. 5.. wm re-elected . , ‘ blVt gimthe eighth reprwentative dis-

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n ,, 04's“: mu . . Sydney. N. s, who is managing gffimggf; Giriboo lCastle T ._ Cen Put ;._. Chem Ros

ma»; l 1931, he was deputy L-QHT-ll-I-lfl-li-ld-lfi. ‘m’ ”

_ Ontario Security Commission.

lla Halldorsen was matron oi honor.

the Yea-r foilowlns- "Wm"! w m! - The bride was attired in navy blue

‘Wommmg .3 assistant secretary- tmlwv =01 "it °“““‘"““ B““""‘ fern. The siisesioom wore a -

wmmmm" “d ’°"°“°' °' ‘m Dliment to his bride.

and her boquet was of daffodils and ,1 tonniere oi Iceland poppies in c - i‘

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Elli‘ YOU! PRIVATE CHRISTMAS Mr. dukes as bo in Dorsetshire. Cards from The Guardian ‘Job - ~ Eng, and served inmsea vessels from M Pi-intsiy - exclusive designs at a, “m” Y- _ - _ in early age. a widower, he twice reasonable prices. L-aoir-li-I-tf. 'b_am_u_gpu_u_u~du_ won”; Dgcgrgnnoltasrufla bicvight thligdwiiife to gonadal. ant

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warrrsn-aooia son prom‘ Cards. Guardian cairn: Joli wmtiinc iniaht mitt m 3:11;“ m Norm mm, muomng h“ housekeeping. Write o. care of mam. 1M. l-tf- alof some movie but 1” d , m“, m mved- to m wmmd vi» Gamma. bmhu-gmllbl lAll-SIINO ll-ll l0l vocriontls‘: acnl-rvisogy ' ‘ 0f Saskatchewan Vandnioved

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VA IYHTY COMMODITIES

; , , . ,1 school ,.rcmises w stun " wanna-Iowa roan on m; “y; - rlolal. BOUND m. neiii lifldllel’ mom camps gm auiisi-xnoiguiiridlrznsioi-vice. aii- works!‘ all‘? EIYII‘: new“ . “m,” ‘m, mwlavia impair: a variety"?! i .., . n-nia-ii-v-ii- onto. n, EH30. l. ~_ m had witnessed and ma you: mmgmmmmmm; ,,f,,,,,,,§ _ L-Ill-li-iii-Oi. w,» in int audit!“ m“ "u" machinery industrial llllclillles *‘ wanna-rut nos, as ‘f0 ill, m,“ m sis-q head off" and other m, “n50,” mum plan" mm m! H "- m” '55. 093F179” “u” '9. "m" “nu” states the industrial Department of llliilltllmbf‘ W- 'andIbxImmdCioasIi.feur.%.ei-yingfcrblcodisdeplor-m ‘ r . EmLHJDJL ‘uh “wand” “w, ‘u.’ m m“ ‘m c Canadian National rizsllwaya dose. Guaranteed. 3w- p§_ is, cum, chairman of tbs mmfvmmwiunmg: aste°dflg Rama]. H l wantefl nq, R. 11. No. s, hoard oi education, then entered u“ “m, ‘mum. mm“ mm.‘

l P. I. island. i.- li-li-li- m discussion with the statement m" . siim _ . . .., .. vii-sun ... moms acre A mum 1M iv "Mu?" ‘f; is; ‘ mm" ‘fit "ii-midi; m“ ""' ‘PM - , w . .

"~- m" . so. was: ma": rs“.- o-ti» "r .'..".“f’..."-’.'..‘.'."°°"i.l‘.‘i.?$§£ "mm" '*-""-"-"* . m... IAN *.':'..'.:."dr':.f-..:"".'"'.":..‘P" cinch’ Mm“. '“5'.;.'e..."?.°i '-'-'- ‘ ~ 4/ ~ _ . ' . , n a . . ..- vairrro ~hiilbbl ACID farm and ranch ppm wafierbiaastgzsinsirenam Yugoslavian sx- g: mi: - -~ vniaa rocnouiimirk in itmilf- loll. Wiiiiill. m» ‘ m" "w" ‘ 3"" wits to Oanad are neglighlc. A . apqpgg-qsgsqwssii- - o .ArthurWood.A1cxa§ . . trustecs some earn o». service . -.-. ____._."_..........___ . . §’,¢,1,,°-,{,,~;- . t!“ vhf-" flfll-ll-l-Ii. w: application was snowi- Use iii-um. for can and leras euros .,. u m

exhibiting strength. securities obsess

gular fashion dur- ing Saturday's short session. Sales volume was heavy for a Saturday with approximately 18,000 shares it changing hands. = The market moved upward in only to have profit-taking appear near the close. Realizing, however, failed to af- whcle loss and at the final bell advances held s. small

Lawrence waterways ratification news from Washing- ton, Canada Cement Preferred ea- tablished a new high for the year at 82 1-4. It finished the day. how- ever, at 52 where it held a gain of two points. The common stock rose

and

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Nov lb-Brliish and forei exchange la relation to the Csnafiuian dollar as compiled b the Royal Bank of Canada closed atur. day as fo ows:—

Argo ti .88 . 1min? ‘.3322 isles.

i China Kong Kong dcliaaw. ll .

South Africa pound 4.8620. Spain peseta .1338.

Sweden krone .2512. Switzerland franc .8190.

United Btaes dollar 2 1-16 pen cent discount.

’ NEW YORK, Nov 11-ll‘orelga ex- change steady. 4.00%; low 4.00; close 4.00%; 80 day liilla 4.98%; France 0.80; ltriiy 8.50: Belgium 23.34; Germany 40.25; Can- adu 102.50.

GRAIN

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, - ov 11—Lehargy per- vaded fhe pit n a featureless Satur- day sessioa of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Wheat futures prices drift- ed to close i444; cent! lower Decem- bci- 78%, May 88 and July 84W. cents. Effect of moderate export sales of Canadian wlieat—-d00(000 bushels- failed to rally values. At times the pit was deserted and ions mot- ionless with many traders on the sidelines. The price range was only §§ cent. Firinriess at Chicago offset lower prices at Liverpool and Buenos Aires and outside news contained little cf note. Private reports indicated fur- tlier unfavorable rains in Argentina. Other advices said a full cni-gn of No 1 northern wheat had been sold to France and two cargoes from Mont- real. one of which was reported as destined for Ireland,

Fractional improvements was re- ported in cash-grains spreads. Oper- ntions in the coarse grain futures pit mirrored the action of wbest.

WEIQ

Grnzulln Home Oil . Iiud Bay . Keorn Kirk Hunt ., Kirk Town . ..

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MONTREAL, Nov 11-n a. butt” and cheese prices moved nto bill"! territory during on the , market.

Graded shipments of fresh eggs in less than carlots were (meted at 46 t0 4G cents a dosed for A lug, cents for A medium. 86 to cents for A puilets, 28 for B large, 21. to 21 cents fur B medium and l0 to cenu for C. Beeei cases and exports 4,875 cases.

Fresh no 1 butter in cariota or less. 20 to 20%

advanced 1A of a cent at centa a pound. To were 21 cents and prints 22 cents. A total of 7,314 boxes arrived and. the weakly exports were 160 boxes. Cheese gained functionally at 101A cents a pound for No 1 Ontario and 8% cents for No 1 Quebec. Exports to the United Kingdom were again heavy with 87,812 boxes of 8b pounds each boilli shipped last week against 44,010 the previous week. To date the sea- son's total is B50840 in comparison with 61 624 t e corresponding week of last year. Receipts for the