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A Glance

Toronto stocks mslnlyz unchanged. Toronto Hines-Lower.

housekeeping. l7 Upper Hiiisbm Safe.

Apply D. Livingstone, 177

arms Street. L-1987-ll-1-3i. rifint Street. L-i909-11-1-3i. dlgglltlgglrlgadtceflrrggfzué3%.” m can U so Lsr-raNaueNw N0. m ron sane-noose AND nor. "°““ ' Grafton. Apply Mrs. a. Bsilingall, m. of the lobe Sarah Large. wssmuc-cdrifmilgg. 1-min- Phone 183B. L-MlB-ll-B-Si. Cheap for quick I010. APPIY Olif- 5:51;. °:d5°°g;m”vv£'klglfiklglnrfigg t " ford wake“ Wu’ or 5' B‘ member bunks in New York City for T0 LET — A FURNISHED HOUSE Cutcliffc, Hunter River. ghhqwn lccoun. “mounted m m“, or rwm‘, Hag; wgggr 115M153, A9. L-1955.;1.1_31_ 000,000 during the week ended Oct 31 ply 66 Bayiieidhsaegtio 1 1 {agreaegii g s decline at $22,000.00 for ‘ ' ' '3 ' "N- Extm Mone Wvw-fll-fl y Clos ng exchange Lr:'r_ o “m! FROM, s: - - 14cm liar s-m; o. ‘Qooms sultm m, um “on,” ringworm-seam surnames Bkéioésr a; his, m... o.44._ H n o @531“; umued, 31° Dana“ ew ork Pound 4.98 . Cau- keenlnz. Rfifllfilllble- APPLY M s; w “l, w ‘m, mum dfli-lll‘ 1.0254; franc o. s‘, Gumlw- *--1~~=-1=-1-=l = ~ i sat‘. ca. °.'..-...'°...""'..; . ... ‘r ' - - s : nna n m L“. __ noghuumx $23,012:!“ “m of“ galls: 00.1: cents; u. e. dollar 59.88 s roomsand be - NEW roux. Nov L-Fcreign e:- ~ - - ha c a . o c. ‘m’ ‘"- “"’" %;$.“"“"‘*.......... "gfifloiggtgggghggnff 5:?" J1.:'°?.¥."i*§§2i"a§.?g"§l§§ uousr. mas-row orrsn queen “m l." 9°“ “mmmllll- “mo”; {gang-sill Riffs? 2H2; wém“; 40'”; 791*; 300d P55’; "t Promlmy- TORONTO. Nov i-diinlng shares

st. Modern conveniences, garage. Apply 11 Upper Queen as, even- ings. 80-81

Toronto A, Box 82.

N-HSB-IO-M-Zll-Tl

opened the m downward trend m-c bus several weeks. The b

sold very sparingly but

South Ali-lea pound‘ 4.8641).

Mdrkets At‘ A"

(Ollulhls Pres and Holmes-Industrial

New York-Stocks closed lower.

nntb carrying along the

ruled for

Iolds several of the

WBIO

hammered

shares

011a coninued

of another 20-cent div-

Boarders Wanted Work wanted ..°'d§'*"7I'5.“:."'. ea an e ass met. BOARD‘RS WANTEI» APPLY ciglgugvgtzrxsuuovsgwonx. AP-- “l. little more so. Guardian Oflice. L-iilflfl-if-l-di sh'n_lm_lo_al_ai_ rélérgdggngleggiledbltnbezd sol cents on 6 u I o bnl w» smu- . L... ‘ G r. s. canvas, ‘enormous son m" _ BETWEEN ‘Amsmu 2o cicii’ m '5' “"°"‘°°"

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cards from The Gimrdisn Job Prinicry — exclusive designs at reasonable prices. L-iiili-il-u-tl.

Male Help Wanted

ivANTED IMMEDIATELY - MAN m pull turnips. Appiypcrson to

MRS. HERBERT HOOVER’! - PORTRAIT MAY B! HUNG‘

rhNEW YORK, Nov.

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CHICAGO, Nov. 1—-Wcmen have drmandcd blue buck into the fash- ion picture.

A buyer in the shoe section oi’ a large department store recenl-ll’ reported persistent calls for the color, even though it was not. given foremost place in the early fall scheme, which took its inspiration from the rust, gold. brown and ercen of auiunm leaves.

He interpreted this consistent desire for blue as an indication it is an ail year round color fsvbrite. The new blues, which have Per- isian endorsement, range from s light shade throush midnight tones lo s rich violet-blue. One new blue, dubbed "stain sisss blue," cells in mind the Cobalt blue in the color-i iul pattern in church wfiidcwa. l A number of stores are devotins" considerable display space i0 aporie scar. street garb, accessories. dresses and wraps, especially 101‘ evening wear. in tho new blues. but i: is in evening clothes that these new blues are most striking.

week.

wives.

VIOLINIST

NEVER

tour.

Buy a Good Male

Less Risk- Quicker Results‘ 3i.".i‘:.i‘7?:.i'ai';"..i’.i fs"‘.’..2“..‘.’..?“:°.“.i’l..'i".:.."’.i man; of {In leading prlle limes 0i to-day.

The forms t of a ma: of seven and nu produced different 1w .31»... two of them cumulus one I "I"! Clllfifi.

n; ctbsrhaswon m» llrliprises and sired ales whloln was Grand champion for two Consecutive years As well ll Reserve Grand Chlmllon o! lpi 1MP‘: lbw-

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msasuassbnamvléflilflllm" sshls Grand Dun, GnGrInl gulls 0n Gr. Gr. Grand

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D. Stirling MacLean

sunfish-o

IN was warn: nous:

1-101. _ D. Roosevelt wants a por- treit of ma. Herbert Hoover for

Stanley Foster. 83o. the White House, It's virtually ‘ L-1910-10-8l-8i. finished. Mrs. Roosevelt disclosed lasi: nightshe had asked Mrs. Hoover

the Girl Scouts Convention in Boston last

"I asked her when we were g0- ing to get her portrait ‘for the White House," Mrs. Roosevelt said, "and she laughed and said she had spent. o great deal of time "hiie she was in the Whiia House try- ing b0 get the portraits of wives of former Presidents and now appar- ently I was doing the some thing." The portrait was painted- by Miss Lydia Field Emmet of New York, and is to be the gift of the Girl Scouts’ organisation in recol- nition of Mrs. Hoover's interest in that body. ‘rho Der-trait is to be hung in the gallery of White H0086

MEMOBIZE! AIRS NEW YORK. Oct. 31~Misoha E1- man. the violinist, disclosed today ;he never memoriues s composition. "1 simply play it until I absorb ii. and in p ing it inter ii: is no: from mem ry but s. sort of instinct he said as he sailed for a Eufflifill"

gbes gained

__.._

C M Nrnniz'.'.'_"1~?<'»'v“'1'l'°"’ W est nnr no Z 82. Berle

I5- . Flour seconds $5.00. Flour bakers $4.90.

Bran _ Shorts ton 825. 25.

Cheese Ont col 10 Cheese Que no 1 nag. Butler no 1 1954 :0 1p

Eggs 24. Potatoes Q 30'; 35.49,

"30 4o 's _-45. 80 -50. roux. my

ample commodity prlggg

(Canadian Press) mainly unchanged nu the produ l7‘ wns ugain quoted at cents l

for solids and 21% -Arrivcis were 10 bo l On the egg market, _ ments in

MONTREAL, Nov L-Px-ices

pound. Small lots to isil trsde brought 2054 cents rpcnnd cents for prints. xel.

was the result. H01].

Inger lost 10 cenis Dome Eli, Pioneer 8.87.

2h

Rolled cots bog 90 lbs $8.10. H!!! no 2 per too carlots r153, to 10%.

n: m4 by messy-l). ______________

mom/cs‘

Miscellaneous

» 12311111’ wrlnr wbéa arm:- mm

‘£58m’ van-gar wheat patents choice on w t . l‘ m. I6 40 to ram.

“Ell! fresh specials in%clurtonl A 1

. A 1-inch“! 15 31

lgglmlllllllll 19°; 192B average equals

' 1...‘, 14s.: rev day 141.1 w»: 143 o ‘ m4 uric? 1w.‘ 1i§i'.3.'.°1i§‘.‘$' (Conn

1 were ‘ ' Montreal C cc and duiry market icdny. (3 resh no 1 buiier in csrlots or less

l0 the

10% [In

graded ship- E cat-lots or less were i2 to '48 cents a doses for A. large. 80 i0 60 90m,

cents for A medium, 8i to 85 cents for A pullers, 22 to 23 cents for B and 20 cents for C. Arrivals totalled 2.4231 eases] nts o pr cos were uncbsn , us. becs bringing b6 to 40 contra N? _ nits i0 to 45 cents and Prince Ed- ‘ivsrd Island mountains in to b0 cents per D pound bog,

GRAIN

Canadian Press) WlNNlP C, Nov i—

GLO!

‘Oats: Dec .0 Barley Dec

CASH YBICEI Wheat No 1

I Wh t,'D 7d 31:81. "' °° ’i..'.i'...”i... z May blilAA.

13;No 2 nor Th; No 3 nor 709i

nor em; No ii 00' No 0

57:1‘ kvfli: gun-meow

m) . N0 lfliurlnnkflflfi.

80%; No l nor M

N04

N. Y. $tock . Exchange

Winnipeg-Wheat up 1% eenis. a ‘i. .A in-‘ ‘a A -s - T; gloupruai-dgcomber silver higher. "W" ' Y ,-.. - 1' ‘.1 ' '-v' "J ‘nlélztgzligwallbi-liixllnlilm hi ll- “n” chm A1 gen-Is pa: wall, three lassr- ‘ 3 I‘ - hi. mo» ww 4 "- MW‘ F0! 381%. i3 5...???” nnylhlr - "M'- . ' " ‘ gm Tali Tel lo ‘ DECOR l u. ._ I, ‘ QABDBQQRD QUITAQL: [QB Atchllon u? KI (Canadian Press) Wanted lining outhouses. etc. 1r per . Q???‘ ‘P’ “f”; “W” - , _ sheet. Guardian Office. ‘ . ti. ' i, °',," ' m" c,“ 3 Wbluwfim ‘ENT 00'!‘ HUNTER?” N ' u " s“ °' ' 2g: ,,,*'g,,*?,,i*g“g-g“,,,"°",,,,;”‘° ma. sans-sass aonssa. Ar- QT: Es“.§£-'§°S“c:-Jpz :9», ‘Si’: c """ I‘ §,:,=;G"§:°"‘ ' 1,.1g5g_w_31_31_ F1713 Chestnut Billet. Roy's] flank of Canada closed today m gougnshhy. L-IMO-iil-Sl-Si. "A "llewh-‘mo m‘ Ford of c". A "' ‘ imp Oil . . . . .. T0 L8? so; agar - AUgTION rolu- éurti'§ii'ri‘i'i‘i"_§;fg7°' 1,§*,l_§§3,,--- - . wnm gem. rsuim | . . ' r0 w: - aooas u as UPPER c364. $47.“. Central m. 313g: ulllil-alfcnzlidsoilsrs- .3901, Prince. Phone ass-n. . Priniery. Nov. x-u. m“: ,,,_,{,_.“°o,~,, - . L-1965-10—31-iii. _ Germany roicbhms. .3030. N y can ' ' ‘ ' " Cflffeflcle‘ ', ' i 1 For: SALE NEW Moron BOAT ‘PM FIRM" r051“? 4.8m- m"... Améir. ,' ~ . house T0 LIT 0N BISHOP 5's. Monarch can be seen m; Ferry }f,‘},',‘§‘§§m§§’"_§‘38_f‘““- Pub s“ N .1 AIUU l” P113105 557999- whiff. A181 A. Dixon. 11;], [in 333g ' R (Canadian Prose) "L-im-io-io-ei. n-aorv-n-a-ai Japan yen .2 . MONTREAL. Nov. i-rbo pound N" "ll-I'd vvllnd 3-9035- glyg==ggggg,,gg=n=l=,g;,ggc fiffnwfl: uofouiio ‘fir’ F61 —‘“"i.1cn'r son BALE-l cssn secretes. 1 §ZI.‘.§.'..’....I"1L'§.‘ iii?" uncheunged on Montreal currency c:-

Woolwortb . , ,

Commerce .. Montreal . va Scoi

N0 Royal .

Mt’l. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Bnthurst A . e1

QM

Dom Bridge Dom Brill-e Dom Steel Coal ti Nickel . . . . .. Massey Hlihfi! McCall Front

Power Corp

Quebec Pow ..

Shnwinignn 17% Steel of Cun . 385$ Winnipeg 151 ., 2%

MINING

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Nov b-Atterl s steady opening, siiveo futures firmed as trading advanced on the Canadian commodity exchange today and st tbs close were up 10 to 50 points. Boles were 30 contracts, covering 800,000 ounces. '

December was the future month that attracted most attention, The opening bid was 52.15. but the first sales were n! $52.25 and st the close it hnd 11101011 up to 62.40. Eighteen contracts changed bands.

May contracts sold near 54.00 throughout the session. the closing trnde being at 63.99. Total contracts for tho month were 11. One September contmct sold st 54.$.

Silver was stronger ln London to- day sud that bad a stimulating effect on prices here.

(Canadian Press)

- TORONTO, Nov 1-

Stocks

Acme Oil ... .-

.a. 1.’:

101.500. .., ... .. - ... w, “.- ass "a - ... s" 1-. not n.

.. pr- ‘ was 0P V4 at 84.08% while the French

am“ ‘Isa

MTT-LQURQ w MACHINERY 1e

' GASOLINE ENGINES BIPAIBED NEW CRANK BEANS-GEARS CUT GRAIN GRAINDEB ROLL! EECUT

ACETYLENE HALL & STA VERT

changes today. Sieriln role-Q‘ of s cent in $4.87 3-16. '.1‘ e franc de- clined .01 of s cent u! 0.44 centraud the United tilates dollar was again quoted at 2 7-83 discount.

(Canadian Press NEW YORK. Nov 1-? absnr

were confined to fractional ran s in the foreign exchange odsy. The Canadian Llnlinr closed unchlng- ed nt ‘"4 emium. Sterling

franc. closing at 6.58%, showed l 09%

loss of . of a cent.

Halifax Port Arrivals

Air-rivals:-

New York City from Montreal.

Dominica. from St. Johnu.

sencff from Sea.

Sailings:-

Dominice. to New York.

Bencff to Nfld. Poi-is.

Vessels in berth:-

Barge Nb. 2 berth.

Benet! discus-reins.

Nubian loading.

New York City loading.

Dominica dis. and loading.

Acedian berth.

Vessels due ho arrive:-

November:-

L-Trentino from New York.

2.-—Ma.rie Horn from-Momma].

Sonia. from Gt. Lakes.

S-Lsdy Hawkins from B. W. In-

dies.

' Magnhild from Si. Pierce. Kcsciuszk- from Copenhagen. Ciss from Jsanaioa. v _ s-United States from. Copen-

hagen.

Pennland from New York. Chedabucto from E. C. p011!-

Pwtiu from Nfld. Pwla.

Man. Citizen from Monk-cal.

Capulin from U.. 8.90M. .

Cordelia from Montreal. '-

ii-Comwaliis from Montreal.

Dominica from New York. Caledonia from New York. Cairnglen from Montreal.

o-A steamer from Halifax.

Salacia from Montreal- ‘I-Sllverwcinut from For East.

B-Fernfieid from 11011168.

Winona County from Halifax. ‘

e-Ncwfpundland from Liverpool

Gitano from Hull.

‘"\—Koeciusnko from New York.

Wesflernland mm Ancwem.

11—Chedebucbo from E. C. ports.

Man. Producer from Montreal. iii-United States from New

York.

Dominica from Si. John's.

Man. Hero from Phila.

Cairnmone. from Montreal.

BOY GENERAL BETAINS COII-POB-ALS "UNIFORM

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Nov. 1- Eiven-year-oid King Peter was playing "soldiers" with his little brothers today when he was in- formed that he is now commander- in-chief of the Yugoslav amy- Peter, on his 10th birthday, was made a corporal in the army by his father, the -===- ‘ ‘ ‘ Alex- under-

Whiie Peter's elevation in the army came about automatically through a provision in the consti- tution which mnkes the King the head of the armed forces of the nation, the youthful monarch Md not been aware of this.

better but gains

M QUEEN 8'1‘.

EPAIRS

WELDING

OIABLOTTITOWN

(C. P. By Guardian's Specie! Wire)

Nov. 1—Aftet a stesdy 1o firmer display in the mor- Bing session issues on the Montreal Stock Exchange softened in the later trading and at the close los- ses outnumbered gains more than two to one. No encouragement was forthcoming from Wall Street where stocks lost ground in slight-

iy heavier ‘

Canadian Pacific declined 3-8 to 11 8-8, a. new 1934 low. Ihbema- tional Nickel advanced 1-8 to 23 3-8 and Brazilian Traction was un- chanfld at 11. Miontreal Cotbons at 80 was seven points lower than its former board lot price although ii’. had been traded in oi: that level in odd lots recently.

Steel of Canada lost a point at 38 1-2. Losses of one point were also suflerod by Asnew Surpass and

Losses Outnumber Gains On Montreal Exchange

Canadian Celanese preferred, the former st d 1-4 and tbs latter at 117. Hollingor was of! 20 cents st 10.15. Bank of Commerce was 1-2 lower at 157 1-2. Canada Cement preferred wu also a weak soot, de- ciining 1 1-4 at 46 1-4.

Moving against the trend, Bank of Montreal advanced two points to 200 while fractional gains were scored by Canadian Car, Canadian Celenese, International Power pre- ferred and Lake of the Woods.

B. B. Power “A" and ".13" Massey Harris. Dominion Steel and Coal Power and Power Corporation were fractions lower.

Among issues to hold steady were Bathurst, Canadian Cs;- preferred, General Steel Warts". National Breweries. Alcohol “A? Shawinigan Power and Canada Cement.

Sales 7,546 shares; bonds $10,050.

Press financial Wriicr)

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK, Nov. b-The slack market picked its way hesitantly aivog e narrow path today. Paying little heed to a brisk rally in wheat and brighter business prospects.

Except for grains, a recoveryin rubber fixtures and scattered strength in the share list, the main drift of prices was downward.

Bonds felt the drag o: selling in United States Government issues. In contrast with the heaviness of treasury issues, the United States dollar continued w gain at the ex- pense of some of the Europe-n gold currencies and gold imports from France were predicted.

swan were indifferent in the face of Hcmwy Ford's buoyant views 0f his 1933 sales prospects, an ad- vance in tire prices and efforts fo stabilize the crude oil and gasoline market. NO: did speculative mar- wcts seem to be impressed after further study of the implications Vof the move to raise federal govern- ment; salaries next July in antici- pation» of rising prices.

Trading expended a little, turn- over totalling 641,09) shares against 415.800 yesterday. But most spec- uluinn continued to move cautious- ly. partly from a desire to await the outcome of next wceirs elec- tione.

The Standard Statistic; r‘ average for 90 stocks for the fifth

day moved within s, range of less than a point. It dipped two-tenths on a point 0o 69.1.

Wheat rebounded for net gains of

1 is 2 3-8 cents a bushel at Chi- cago. influenced by Canadian res- trictions on price fluctuations. Corn and rye ended with gains

up to 1 1-2 cents. Rubber regained about 1-4 of s. cent a pound of its previous decline. for further losses oi’ 25 to 80 cents s.

Cotton yielded

bale.

Rail and utility shares re nted

, De before a steady dribble of liquida-

tion. Industrial; did comparatively were smell.

ts o! a easonal decline in

Prospec freight trafii¢ restricted support for career shares. Central of New Jer- sey fell 6 points on l. few transfers.

Union Pacific lust 2 1-4, Louisville and Nashville nearly a and Boston

8K M81118 dropped s Point to a new

‘V

no uncle, Prince Paul. MM o! m, , IQflCy, officially informed Peter of-the fact while he was st play, He will continue to- wear the cqfpoffl‘! uniform, however, until he is 1e years old. Then he will formally be crowned kin: and sw- cralissimo.

nsNxen nIMANDID ON THEFT CRAIG! Tonomo, Nov. i-R-qv a. Lan- l sing, former account 0L! the . Bay and Richmond screen eh of ihe Canadian Bunk 0f 00m- msme, appeared in wort yelifldly for the second film! W l "11"" “i stealing $50,000 Mm the bank and was remanded until Nov. 5.

bail and was held in custody-

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PVheat Leads Rally On New York Market‘

...__...._ (By Frederick Glrdner. Associated

In Brisk

1934 low.

Other weak spots were Interna- tional Silver preferred, of! about 5 points; Beechnut Packing, down 2, Penick d; Ilbrd, down more than g. point, and United Fruit, of! 1 1-2.

American Can, American Teie. phone. U. S. steel, e;- and other leaders of the iisc moved m“. rvwlv. finishing with fractional changes up and down.

Standard Oil of New Jersey de- clared an extra dividend of 25 cents a share. but the stock closed frac- tioncliy lower. National Distillers and Schenley portrayed. with small gains. a firmer market for liquor stocks. leading rubber issues did little on the boost in tire prim,

Brice: ‘- us]; among auto “M1017 sham perked up onths Ford A micement that its i035 Production schedule would be set at 1.000.000 units or more. Copper shares were soft.

The weekly brokers’ loan stabs-

; cCenitdral i‘?

- u! local interest hit advertising a IIIIY nature nay be I nous a word strictly vlrnbh 1s alvulca.

iof heal interest but 'a_uwsy nature may he I out: A word advance.

ANCI.

BAD NEWS-Mrs. s. E. Arsensuit , ' received the asd news Wednesday of

the death of her sister, Miss May K.

Gallant. 1n Worcester, Mass. late Miss Gallant resided in Mont... tree-i, and was a visitor to the Pro- ' vince in the siunmcrdtbe guest of her siscer, renewingold friendshlill- ' V_

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reserved for new! . advertllilll ol- insertml at ll

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consensus-lea us‘: menu-f L-Blbe-‘l-IZ-Slli.

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