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Currencies

(Canadian Press)

IEW YORK, Aug. IQq-Thﬂ pound sterling jumped 1-4 cent on the foreign exchange markets t0- day to close at $5.03 5-16 in terms of the United States dollnr while the Canadian dollar hcld unchang- ed at par.

The French frarc cent to 6.58 5-8 cents.

MONTREAL, Aug. iii-Pound sterling firmed 1-8 cent to $5.03 5-l6 on Montreal foreign exchang- es today ivhilc the Unitcd States dollar at par and the French franc at 6.59 cents remained un-

dropprd 3-8

-Morni'ng Stock Letter

(Received over Pitficld and 941'; Private Wire)

NEW YORK. Aug. 19~Ncws “Writing We Spanish situation is conflicting and thcie is no evi- dence of improvement. DomcstL cally, business nrivs is rather good, Iron Age is still optimistic about the llldllslYy and the electric pow- " Output for last ivcck was good. Oil statistics are not as favorable

as they have bzon for the last few weeks. Gasoline stocks were down only 67,000 barrels while crude production increased 106,000 dnlly. Dividend meetings today are Am- erican Tel. and Tel, Beneficial Loan, Commercial Investment Trust, Douglas, Intrriiational Cem_ en-t Mat-hieson Alkali, Motor Pro- ducts, Rnybestos and U. S. Foil, We would look for another quiet and selective market today.

LIVESTOCK

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MONTREAL, Aug. 19—Tradlng was inactive on all sections of Montreal livestock markets in early l dealings today Wlilh cattle again‘, zit a standstill. while hogs prices lowered slightly.

Receipts: Cattle 3; calves, 110', horzs 366; sheep and lambs 10.

Good vcalcrs sold at $6.50 with fair to medirms from $5 to $5.75. Grmascrs wcnt from $3 to $3.75.

Good lambs brought $7 with diills out at $5.

Bacon sold at. $9.85, fed and ivatered, with the usual $1 premm ium on selects. Butchers, heavies. and lights were cut 50 cents a hundrsdweight and extra hsavics; $1 a hundrcdvvcight. while sows sold front $6.75 to $7.25. l

0n Maritime markets hog prices 1 were down 25 cents on rail grade at $12.80 and down 15 cents on , live grade at $9.50 off truck and $9.85 iveighed off car. l

Steers were $5.50 down and cows $3.25 down. Connors sold frcni SL- ‘ 25 to $2 and cuttrr. frcin $2 to‘ $2.50. Bulls went $3 down.

Vealcrs brought $5.50 down and grasscrs sold $3 down.

Lambs brought $6.50.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Auu. 19-—Butler prices firmed naircwly on Canad- ian market exchange produce sec- tion tociny. Butter Spot-Sales: Que 25 l-4. Chews." Spotr-Uitqtiotrd. Eggs Spot—Ont A large 29A; A

500 boxes

changed.

I UQQIGG~QGOG<§D QQGQDGQQDOG QQQDGDQDC D ' Advertising Rates—Payable in Advance

Central (iuarillnn lor-nlii, 4o per wordi nor word; Announcement: and Coming l-Ivenlu 2n per ivnril; "in per \\'lII'l|; In lllcmoclum Notices, 70o pur Inch; Llnta of Iflorul nml Bvlrllﬂﬂl Offerlﬂiin. CIIPIIN, em, 4c pl‘! mime; nor inn-h; Stiller-u of Tlmiilu unil Appreciation,

. wnrll. other rule: on uppllcutiun.

Minimum Churn fur uiiy udvurtlucmeni lu-cnty-llvu ccnll,

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For Sale

SALE — ANTIQUES

FOR . L-6l25-B-l9-3l.

Prince Street,

OFFICIAL BASEBALL SULHE Pads ten cents. Postage extra Apply Charlottetown Guardi-m.

FUR. SALIw-I‘ 0 DODUL Apply 181 Wcymouih Street, city. L-ti129-ti-l9-3i. FOR. SALIL-BIIOOD 50W DUE to furrow September 5th. David McDonald, Union Road. L-till0-8-l8-3l.

MASSEY BINDER. NO. 5 FUR sale or exchange for cattle or Stationary Engine. L, Ryan. Lot 40. L-till56-8-20-li.

FOR. SALE — REG STEREI) Scnlyhani and Psklugcsc pill!- pies. Mrs. N. D. Wulkci", Mount Edwin Road. L-Glltiil-lil-Ili

FOR. SALE—"TIIE STORY 0F Old Abcgwcit" at Carters and Maritime Stationers.

L-6l17-8-18~4l

0R SALL- Binder fully repaired and in good working condition for $65.00. B. Compton, Ltd. Belle River. L-Gl1i8-8-l0-4l. \. _._ . _

‘ :l‘0 RENT~GARAF

FOR SALE - IVL‘ PASSENGER Sedan. Ton Truck and Tractor. All in good condition, For further particirnrs apply L, P. MacKiu- non, North River Road, ClrTown. P. E. I. I 6103-8-18-31.

Sales Help-bible

MEN T0 SELL LOW PRICED home electric Trouser Presser. Right mnn will be Charlottetown representative. B. 8c F. Distribu- tors, 206 Montrose Avc.. T010100- Ont. N-5l0-ll-20-Ii.

Lost

LOST—.IULY 18th ON EXlqBl- tlon Grounds, to car keys on chain with marked tag. Reward. Leave at Guardian. L-6155-B-20-3i

Ssilesmen Wanted

NATIONAL FARM PUBLICATION has openings for two experienced salesmen with cars. Write L. S. Rltﬁeld. Gen. Del. L-eioa-a-ia-ai.

Male Help Wanted

LARGE ORGANIZATION WITII 0W1‘ 600 dealers has openings for men with cars to distribute food and household products on route 0i 900 home» in your own local- "Y- Experience unnecessary, we "M" You. Steady work. earnings

about 824.00 weekly. Write im- gliilffely for full information. R" cue-rum. u-w

medium 27A; B liujgr- 22A C 20A.

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Miscellaneous _

CASII FOR OLD GOLD. GOLD teeth. Gold coins and Jewellery. Mall or call 133 Kent. Street, Charlottctoivn. L-6047-8-l5-6i.

ESCAPED FROM OUR RANT“. one female silver fox marked S.M, ilght car; T3 left ear. D.‘ N. McKay and Son, Bixitialbanc R. R. L-iiiio-a-is-ai

_____,_ ___._'_.._._..._..ey- -- —--_t ruuiis DEVELOPED, PIIINTLII). ,

Double size! No extra cost! t Gainsborough Studio, Brace i Building. P. O. 130x 251.. Chm"- ; lottctow 126 3 19 6i

Grocery store in prosperous com-

munity, A going busness. All clear stock. Quick turnover. Everything up to date. Will stand thorough investigation. Will selli reasonable. Write Box 491. 52-8—I5-l8-2i.

TO LET-JIESIDENCE IN A VEEY delightful locality. situated at. 50 Great George Street. Allllly SAG care Guardian. L " 3i»

FOR 2 CARS.

257 Richmond Street. VL-0102-tl-1B-3i.

T0 RENT I“ ROOMS AND _ bath. Six furnishctl suitable for 1 l

roomcrs or boarders. ‘Good refer- ences. Apply Lluardian, L-Gl63-8~20-Iil. l

Board

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED 77 Upper Prince Street. 14-61213-8-19-31.’

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s '1' U n r. N T s AeeoiiiiiinATi-io nem- College. Very reasonable rates. 270 Sydney Street.

Ii-GlOH-B-ltlv-rili.

sir u i) E N T s Aceoiiinitimvri-zn

near College. 237 Grafton Street. L-6098-B-‘l8-3l.

s T U o r. u 1‘ s Aeooiriitinxrnn

Near College. 146 Hillsboro t L-G093V-B-l8-4i:

noAnnggg _- MEN STUDENTS accommodated. 238 Kent Street- L-Gﬂllll-B-IB-fli.

WANTED-STUDENT IIOAIIDERS. 26 Victory Avenue. r0111? "P!" College. Moderate rates.

L-6l20-8-IB-3i

BOARDERS WANTED. REASON- able rates. Phone 537.

n! T U D E N T S AC(‘(It\Il\I0llt\'I‘I-2D near College. 157 Ilillsolwire. L-fiifil-ll-ﬂl-Ill.

STUDENTS /\(‘.(‘0l\lbIOD.-\'l‘l‘.l)- Low rates, near College, int-w house, 47 Edward St.

L-6149-B-l9-3i

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EXCHAIlICﬁ

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. A112. 19—Britlsh and foreign ﬂxCllilllgl‘ in relation to the Canadian dollar ns compil- ed b)’ the Rqval Brink of Canada closed tiizliiy as follows: Argentina peso .2788. Australia pound 4.0190. Austria rehilling .0585. Brazil inilreis 4249. France .4025. Grrai Britain pound 5.0331. Sweden krone .2597. S\\'iLZ2ll8.ll(i franc .3200. Unzterl Slates dollar par. NEW YORK. Aug. lib-Foreign (‘Xvhanze strady. Great Britain

. demand high 5.03 7-18; low 5.03 1-

8; close 5.03 5-10; 60 day bills 5.- 03. l-4; France 6.58 1-4; Italy 7.- 87; Belgium 10.88; Gcimany 40.24‘; Canada 1.00.

Closing (‘XClllllllli- l'lil,t5j_.

At D/Iorit l Pound 5.03 5-16; U. S. (inllar 1.00; franc 6.59.

At Nrw York-Pourd 5.03 5-16; ilollar 1.00; franc 6,53

l-4 Pound 76.36 fr; Cllll- 15-13 U‘; U. S. dollar

(L-Potinti 12s 3d; U, s, 46 cents; Canadian dollar

Produce . a" ces

(Canadfan Press) lvlONTRl-IAL, Aug. 19-- Whcat, nor no 2 $1.11. Calls C W no 3 54. ' fc:d no 1 53. wheat patents,

Flour 1nd; $0.00. Flour bukers $5.90. Flour winter wheat patents,

choice $4.40-$4.50. Flour whit» corn $580-$600. Biaii ton $27.25. Shorts ten $29.25. b-Iiradliiigs ton 333.25 _ Iioled unis bee’ U1) lbs $3 9.‘). ("Jlircse Ont wlii mid col l4 3-4. Que white and col 14 l-Il. 13- ttei no 1 25 3-8. iu cirtzms A large S3, A medium 31. .\ B 26. Potainjs New Que no 1 $1.25. Nctv Que ito 2 $110-$115,

PRODUCE

(cillllldlilll Press)

MONTREAL, Aug". lilwﬁllllﬂl‘, and circcse prices zidvanccd nar- rowly on lvltmtrcnl open produce niarkrts today. Other lines held steady.

Butter was quoted n-t 25 1-4 cents bet‘ lwuhd fcr ctirlois or less of were 2G for solids and 2 61-2 for prints.

Cheese average-ti 14 l-i for Oii- tario and 14 3-4 for Quebec.

Graded egg siiipnituts in car- lots or less were qutcd mound 20 c-cnts a dozen for A large. 27 for A uisdium. 22 for B and 20 for C.

Potatoes sold at. $1.25 for no 1 Quobcrsaurl $1.10 to $1.15 for no 2 per 80 pound bag.

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Flat 78'; Huston Street, lately oc- cupied by George J. ‘Directly. Apply 1m. AYERS, 78 Iiuston St, L-57GO—1l-8—Stt ‘if

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TO LET

Dwelling No. 247 Grafton Street. Lately occupied by Dr. Keeping.

AFN)’ ‘ L. M. POOLE 8t CO. L-5908-7-8-tf.

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DECISION

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UOTATIONS

‘in late stages. Light profit-taking

, was small.

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(Canadian Press)

CHICAGO. Aug. 10~Corn fut- ures‘ droppxl late today after new soaring ‘of 3 5-8 cents a bushel to highest points reached in 16 years.

Tho acme iii the corn market for at least the time being" ivas reach- ed by a puichnsc of no 2 white at $1.37 a bushel, l8 crnis over the SP-litcmlaci- price. Big profit-taking sales of futures, together with es- timates that. vessel space for 10,-

GUARDIAN

000,000 bushels of Argentine corn had been chartcrrd in the last two , weeks to move north did much t0 catisc the drop at the last hour. l Coin clos/rrl nervous. l-ﬂ lower] W 7-3 liiither coiripnrcd with yes- terday's final transactions. Sept. 11G l-2llo 3-4. Dec. 100 1-4 to 3-8. wheat 3-8 off tn 5-8 up, Sep 11_

4 3-8 to 1-2, Drc. 113 to 113 l-i-i. oats '

1-8 to 1-2 advanced. and provisions vriryxng from 2 cents decline to 5 cents g-ziin.

WINNIPEG. Aug. 1l)—l<‘zilling to hold mid-rersion gains of two cents, wheat futures prices closed out an erratic session 3-4't0 3-8 ‘ cent lower on the Winnipeg grain exchange today.

October finished at $1.02 1-2, Dec. $1.00 3-4 and May $1.02 3-8.

The mirkct was influenced by strength at Chicago. but fell again

and scllii": on thin suppoit forced values brlotv previous closing lev- els at. the finish. Export business

Chicago displayed similar irregu- larity and at the close ivns 3-8 cent lower to 5-8 cents higher. Liverpool elcsei 3-4 to l-2d hiehcr.

MNIPYJK‘ lausiutxxs in cash wheat showed the lowci- grades finding attention but top grades were quiet.

Coarse gratin wtvxe active at times in cxcsileiit- speculative sup- port. Sonic r e advances in- fluenced by st in coi'ii at Chicago were t u late ‘lav-cs.

and

trial stocks higher. _ Twonlo Miucs-Sliulitly lower. New York-Stocks closed higher.

Toronto Alontrcnl-Indus-

Winnipeg~\Vl~.eat. down 3-4 to 3-8 cents.

New York—Ootton and stigm- lower.

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GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune

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VERY PRETTY BUTI WARNED YW

SUCH A HURRY" ..

NON WE'VE GOT OUR HEADS IN A NOOSEMAND THE QUESTION lS, HOW T0 GET G1

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“DROWSY BILL,” they called liim——u listless, eternally tired, old-young man. He tried luiril

‘ enough, but his energies always saggcil before ilic job ivas done. One day Bill was missing . . . ﬁred.

. In every walk of life yoifll ﬁnd men and women who are handicapped by being below par pliyx-L cally. Often the trouble is common constipation —caused by lack of suﬂiciciit “bulk” in the. (lit-i.

Unfortunately, too many people treat constipa- lion too lightly. They do not realize it is u nicnatrt: lo health until much harm has been iloiio

Thank goodness, there is a pleasant, easy and safe way to correct this type of constipation. Kcllogg’s ALL-BRAN is a generous source of “bulk.” ‘Yitliin the body, it absorbs moisture, and forms a soft mass. Gently, ibis exercises and cleanses the intestinal walls. Two tablespoonfiils daily are usually sufficient. Stubborn cases may require ALL-BRAN oftener.

ﬁMiiv N8

(Fzuuiilian Press) TORONTO. Aug. lib-Moderate orlzeti at only u. minor" imp. .l‘lll£‘2‘.i. on the mining section of tho Toronto exchange tctlti 'l‘hc golds hisld better than roups, Dome advanced l 1-2 arrl t . t>l".~" nus higher for Mc-

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Scientiﬁc tests have shown that ALL-BRAN is safe. anti uffciriivv. Also that its “bulk” is often more cileriivi: llian the “bulk” in fruits and vegetables, us ii (loos not break down within the body. ALlslillxN also supplies vitamin B and iron.

Dom-sift it seem reasonable that yon should get

. iliis “bulk” in Ibo meals you cal? I511’! it better

to regulate yourself by ii natural food rather than by unnatural drugs?

Kelloggﬁs ALL-BRAN corrects only common con- ‘ slipiiiion, makes no claim i0 be a “cure-all.” It is guaranteed by the Kellogg Company. Enjoy this natural laxative food regu- larly for regularity. Either as a cereal for cooked info tempting recipes.

' Sold by all grocers. Served at reo- tauranis and hotels. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

Serve ALL-BRAN regularly for regularity

Jpfrorrirvthe use of fish meal, which is ‘one 01' ili- p.111 ,-kt.~t-pt-r's most )va1ua.l>lo aids. But. it does mcrm l t

In Jlli effort. to push is zilonz a: f». i ‘ "l a‘, c‘ "i; l'.'tl.~l‘l‘.\ creuslii 1' niiioiillii; c who have your: i)?“ ll 1"!‘ ~ tor low eiiziugli to ensure that the

' ' ' minr~rails will remain below fivc per tccnt of the whole ration.

that it should not be used. in ex-

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iriznc. is ciilicd bv . .. al tenrlotis, (if 1E‘! ‘ETHIOPIA!’ PRINCESS TO

BEGIN NURSING CAREER

LONDON, Allg in_r r i n c e s s

Inty-e. Lake Shore. Wright Hiir- “V; t -' V‘ _ _

;.:~.i~.t-. ttift lltnlorne. Hargreaves “"0" ‘-‘"*' ‘i l T-al .. datizhtcr of Enrneior hail‘;

m“ T00 Much Wllliélwl‘; ‘f: mite: r1111.

islied changed. , _ ' "- _ f, i s,‘ sgcnpdj-lqx. gold ~33,“ , h‘ _ L ‘ The princess will bzciii her nurs-

. Gains of l to

for blows Let's. inau, Kirkland - Hudson Utlli Auihier. and Ventures.

th... uclard for poultry. Iii r t‘ substances have re‘ : ~

as a, mutter of wit» Th» ' no ‘adavs i.» to u ‘ . like fish inrril u‘ hadlv needed pro .

Bay. Sullivan added l0, Siscoe 10 and

Pﬂlllﬁlll‘ l5. l.l t of 4 to 6 were litiftalc Ankerite, McLeod- ‘slriil, Macassa .Ah'—.

irile. Pickle Crow

__ , _, _ ‘(IS well as niii1ri'.~.l». .~ : dreppid 2.1. O Biicn 15 and Hﬂlti ism,“ 1S oxcrcifp mks , ,0 n Rmk H" i possible sou .1» o: ll‘(ll1i'.‘

New High prices for the year

in: stiudiew at- ii \\'l'.\t enrl hospital ‘shortly alter her nriival in Lon- o w.i:. or“ of the do“ \[_]110!~\-(}1_1_‘

‘1 <15" l The. Ethiopian lccati ‘ unabie to say u“ Yvfcncn w.ll come to Jerusalem. It inns l»

on here was ~ s

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ll 1M. t. lit... (ll s vrn and ei"h' m IJ/vryﬂpn u.

l‘ i? i." t he his he n abic to pro- has h...“ (-1; \“\II(‘(I this" 100 p r cent. d: zrinitv. 1mm“-

'l . c (\. lriice .-.lio'i'.tl not’ detitiut.

were pnstctl by Norrinda and Min-

ing Corporafv-n. Noranda went to 1 65 and held a minor gain at 64 3-4. Mining: (7f‘l'l)tll'flll0ll and Falcon- bridgc added 10 to 11 ocnts each.

New York Curb

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o ' r1 Bin-oer t We sell the Celebrated “Silver Leaf” Twine

_ AIAIWI llY Tut»: llrantfiird (‘:ir;l'i1§t- (ti, Limited IN’ ('.~\1\'\l).\ 'l'\\'i.\'l<l

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Twine

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up ui ll\'\\' niitl i-hl ~l_\l<~ bulls i.

CARTER Q? CO., Limited

cuss of zen per cciit. of the ration '

(lei our lll'i(‘(‘.\' before buying. Wholesale & Retail i

iBy Bob Moore and Iohn Hole:

WAITMXOUR OWN MEN ARE LOYAL....WHY NOT

TAKE MABKHAM AND THE GlRL AND MAKE b RUN

IT VWULD BE DEATH, lF

MUHAMMED CAUGHT U5..

....AND SUPPOSE THE ENGUSH WERE UNWlLl; ING TO GDIIIITHEN lT WOULD BE IMWBSIBLE.

lHfYtL 3F. GLAD ENOUGH TO co AS WE SAY....I'LI.S€ETO TlIP\T......NLlW YOU souuv OUT YOUR MENWBUT BEQAREFUL THAT NO ONE _ , . susvecis. ~' ~ ~ -