THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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UNION GAS C 0 M PA NY OFCANADA,LIMITED

We have prepared an analysis of the Capital Stock of tllil Company. '

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Stores selling broadloom carpet- ing iiuve some- inteiesting point 01's for some woman customers: "A good th€ng to remember in choosing your carpet color," they advise, “is gr; select a shade slightly deeper ind more intense than you will mnt it to be eventually."

Currzwt size is important. If your rouui is l'I her small. wall to wall Oi'(i.‘(ii0Olll will make it seem larger, tuui will simplify the furniture ar- ‘ulmcllltllll.

l! you wish to show some floor 511.211’ be sure that the exposed area ls not more than a twelve inch ioiiiei- to the rug. The cool colors: Al; lllf‘ blues and greens and grays .r.ii make the room of limited sire win more spacious. The warm rtluiiq All the rods and copper itiuus and the light browns will iunuiish the apparent area of a Hiﬁlll.

Univ store l: showing four types of iimuizltinni at four different prices; llll‘ tor every budget. These include "iw ncw nubby weaves thattliave be- fume immensely popular, as they ‘ii'(‘ a little more practical than the niuui sitrfzice styles. They will not lllOW footprints or soil quite so wtizliht‘

Among the many colors available now are the following": Royal blue. Klllif‘ brown, Jude green. spruce rreeii. Niittier blue, walnut. Nor- mandy rose. beige. peach, biscuit, cedar rust. Burgundy. beaver, taupe, nid eggplant. c

FOX RANCIIERS l l FREE practical information by miting us for SUNGLO SERVICE .~ll..-\.\"l‘S Published 6 times a year. Lt-t us have your name and address. We do the rest. INTERNATIONAL FOX It ANlh Al. FOODS, LTD. Summcrsidc, P. E. Island.

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Centrnl Guardian loonll, lo per I0 Der word; Announcenien

and Coming Eventa 8o per word;

rd; Welter: nnd Iiinatern lnonla, 8e Olnanllied

to per word; ln lieniorinm Notion. 10c per Inch; Liata of Floral nun

spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc Der inch; Nathan of Tinanlia word. Uluer rntea on application.

4o per name; Letter: of Codolenee ‘lilo d Apptenintlllla, 70o per inch oa- Ia per

Minimum Charge for any ulvertilelnent twenty-ﬂu oenla,

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FOR SALE - GOOD DRIVER (Chestnut Dillon). Charles Gregor,

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tlENUlNI-I BUFFALO ROBES Priced to sell. P. E. 1. Fur Trad- BYS. Queen St. ‘__ L-4084-1-29-30-2-l-4- l-‘OR SALE AT HAZEL GROVE ON Wednesday February 3rd at one o'clock, large quantity of hard wood in stovelengths. Apply Mel- rgviile H. Weeks L- i

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"01: SALE — TWO DRIVING sioiglis, good condition. Apply W. Monaghan, Albany, R. R.

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FOR SALE — 3'-’_- HORSE-POWER iaasoline stationary engine, like new, 105s than twenty gallons gas used. 19114. 8 tube standard wave Vim-tor Radio, bnttcry, both p ed for quick sale. Arthur W d. Alexandra. L-4l18-l-30-3i.

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NOTICE

The Official Receiver of Farmer: "-

Creditor! Arrangement Act will be \t Mt. Stewart on February 2nd. ‘"37 (Earl Joya.) 0n February 3rd ll- St. Peter's Bay, (Leslie's link!)- On February 4th at Souria, (WNW!

lloiel.) WM. D. WRIGHT, Official Receiver.

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The annual meeting oi The Kin- kora Dairying Aaaoclation will be llclfl in the liitiiTFllilFdtfTeii in. February 2nd at a r. M.

J. W. FARMEE.

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Secretary. i

WANTED T0 BUY ISLAND BRED horse. Give description and price. Box H care Guardian. -2964-l-23-_8i. Agents Wanted

WANTED-COMMISSION AGENTS in different parts of P. E. Island. for an old established Farm Implement Concern. Address, Manufacturer care Charlottetown G an. '

furnished, about 1st May, the lower ﬂat oi the beautifully loc- ated Apartment House, No. 14

Dundas Esplanade. Apply D B.

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Work Wanted '

EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS work on farm. Anvil‘ Gliﬂrdml- L-41l9-l-30-3l.

iacellarieiiua your dollars. Now make Y0“! d°l" lars work for you. Double 01' 0111MB your income by Pilfchﬂm! a“ Annuity in The Sun Life. Con- suit .i .11 Moore. Currie B1118» Ch letdown ‘F;

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SALIJSMEN. FIRM DOING BUSI- ness in Marltimes for 30 years i188 niii line wrapping and Prim"! papers, etc, to ofiei‘ at current prices. Other men to sell well known Piibi-ico refractories and practical knowledge building of gumgwg required. Also specrial Paints. Waterprooflngﬁ. 9'4!- M!’ pun-its and Contractors. Only reend ‘"7"’ .."‘“‘ ‘iilﬁﬁlﬂiisitl-r apply an will‘ ' “i, Beveridgl supply 00» Ltd- 7°? 5t. Paul St. West, Montreal.

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In residential distrlctlulllli? mediate possession. Apply

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Morning Stock Letter

(Received over Pltfield and Co's Privaic Wire) NEW YORK. Jan. 30--News till-E ' morning is not particularly favor- able. Secretary Perkins and Mr. Sloan of General Motors conferred Yesterday on the strike situation and Mr. Sloan promised that he will give a decision on the points covreed not later than 10 o'clock this morning. The fact that the

day tin the statement of Governor Murphy of Michigan that a break would come in General Motors strike around 3 P. M. has not ma- terialized and may have some in- fluenoe on the market. In addit- 1011 t0 this the decision of Judge

market apparently milled yester- i

,Ma.ck upholding the registration (plan of the Public Utility Act of i 1935 may bring some selling in the (utilities. On the other hand U. S.

Steel has agreed to collect the un- ion assessment in the "captive" .mines thus allaying any fear of | trouble at this time. Republic Iron and Steel reported earnings for 1. 6 of $1.74 as against 49 cents in 1935. As pointed out in yesterday's

begins to look as though the mar-

ket may break out of this line on

the up-side. However, we iexpect irregularity today.

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Currencies

NEW YORK, Jan. 3i — (AP) - The more active European curren- cies fell of! narrowly in terms of the United States dollar in Satur- day's lorclgn exchange market.

The pound sterling closed l-i8 of a cent lower at $4.80 3-4. The French franc loot .00 1-8 of a cent at 4.66 1-8 and the Canadian dol- lar gained l-04 of l eent to 99 88-04.

MONTREAL. Jan. 8i — (OP) — Found sterling declined 7-82 cent "on" Mann-en" ‘foreign entities Saturday to 4.80 8-4. The Frenlh franc remained unchanged at or? cents while the United States l- iar declined l-32 at jper.

Produce Prices

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MONTREAL, Jan. 31 -- (OP) — Potatoes advanced sharply 0).‘ Montreal open produce market last week while butter and eggs remained unsettled.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 24 cents a dozen for grade A-large, 22 for A- medium and 20 for A-puiiets.

Butter was quoted at 25 1_-2 to 26 cents per pound for carlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 27 for solids and 27 l-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 13 to 131-4 cents per pound for Ontarios while Quebecs were unquoted.

Potatoes: N. B. Mts. 80's $1.70; Mts. 80's $1.65; P.E.I.Mts. 90s

MONTREAL; Jan. so -'<cP> - “fheat, Nor. No. 2 $1.28, barley. C. W. No. 3 90, cats. iced, No. i 60 No. 2 60, Oats, C.W. N0. 3 61.

Flour, spring wheat ptuents, firsts $7.10, seconds $6.70, bakers $6.60, iviiiter wheat patents. choice $5.70 t0 $5.80, white corn $6.50. '

Bran, ton $311.25, shorts, ton $35.25, midcllinga ton $37.25. '1'Oli- cd oats, bag 90 ibsb. $5.65, hay, No. 2, per ton, carlots $9.

Cheeses. Ontario. i3 to 13 1-4.

Butter, 23 1-2 to 26.

Eggs in carious: A-1 large 3?. A-i iiicclitun 29. A-i pullets 2-7. A- large 30, A-mcdium 27, A-puilets 26, B-inrge 2'7, C 25.

Potatoes: P. E. I. N0. 1 Mts. 90's unquoted. NB. No. l Mts. 80's $1.70 t0 $1.75, Que. N0. l Mtll. aos $1.40 to $1.45.

MONTREAL. Jan. 31 - (GP) - Prices remained steady on Canad- ian commodity exchange produce sect-ion Saturday.

Butter spew-Que. regradcd 25 3-8 to 3-4. Que. buyers-inspection 25 3-8 to 5-8, western rcgraded 2G 3-4ii

Cheese spot—iinquoteti.

Eggs spot-Oiit. A-lnrgc 24 to 24 1-2, A-nicdium 22 to 22 1-2, A- puilets 20 to 20 1-2.

Ulc Mlnnrll‘! for coldl.

letter, the market has formed a i linein the last. three week= and ln ‘ view of the fact that is holding j I well in face of unfavorable news ,

would ‘

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‘(Continued from page four ) V made through Canada on Thurs- day. This new issue will be

sues are for refunding purposes and

There seems to be a ‘arge amount of money available for investment at present at a very low rate of in- terest. The City of New York re- cently sold $50,000,000 bonds zit the lowest rate and on the most favor- able terms ever beiorc realized. Charlottetown has also touched the market with an issue oi’ $9.750. at 3 1-2 per cent, 20 years which were sold at $1.31. This was a good sale and will give the chairman of Fin- ance a. nice premium to place in current revenue for last year, but there will be many who believe that it would have been much better in the long run to have made the in- terest rate 2 3-4 or 3 per cent.

There is something new in the power situation almost every week bu; this subject will have to stay over for another letter.

I am, Sir, etc, J. P. W.

Brooklyn, Jan. 27, 1837.

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NEW YORK, Jan. 30 —- (AP) —— Foreign exchange steady. Great Britain demand high 4.89 3-16, low 4.87 3-4, close 4.89 3-4. Gil-day bills 4.83 3-4, France 4.66 18, Canada .99 15-16.

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MARE’): AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal-indust- rial stocks steady.

Toronto Mines—Higher.

New York-Stocks chm-d higher.

Wiiiiiiiicg-Vifiicat 1 l-B to l-2 cent higher. ‘

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New York—Cotton higher; sugar

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates: At M0ntrezil—-Pound 4.89 franc 4.66, U. S. dollar 1.00. At New York — Pound 4.89 3-4. franc 4.66 i-B, Canadian dollar .99 15-16. At Paris-closed. In. gold — Pound lls, 11d, U. S. dollar 59.44 01s., Canadian dollar 59.43 cts.

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TORONTO, Jan. 31—(CP)—G0ld listings of the Toronto exchange closed at their V-years high today alter a session of speedy trading.

Other groups also rebounded quite smartly. Turnover for the two liour session was 1748.000. the heaviest Saturday trade in more than a year. The golds advanced about 2 1-2 points in the index to 163.87 and the miscellaneous mines index more than two points to 196.03. i

Central Patricia. and O’Bric were features oi the action, the former advancing 55 cent.“ to 4.95 and O'Brien 30 cents to 9.90. Mac- assa gained 30 cents and Pickle Crow was up 20 cents to $9.

Big golds were steady and penny list mainly strong.

Scattered gains were posted in the oils along with some losses. Homestead advanced 8 to 73, Acme 2 3-4 to 18 while Home Oil took a loss of 20 cents.

Base metals boarded more gain: than losses and trading was com- paratively light in the silvers.

the

Shall toqucs of satin and also o.’ straw. inspired by Spain. are worn ' oif the face to give a suggestion of height. A niantilla type of veil falls ui soft folds around the shoulders. Those hats are intended for the

at 2 1-2 and 3 per cent. Ali these is- .

will effect a large savingvin interest. ‘

cocktail hour and informal dining. V

Raging Floods Rend er 500,000 Illomeless

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SUMMERSIDE Phone 166 Summer Street

WOODS-READE Co. STOCK BROKERS

Complete Board Room Facilities and 'l‘ickcr Service to Toronto Stock Exchange from both offices ' 1

Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Market Broadtmst CFCY 12.30 and 7.00 PM. Daily

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Summerside - Phone 166 Orders Executed

‘VEDDING SUPERSTITIONS

Married in January's hoar and rime,

Widowed youll be before your prime.

Marred in February's sieety weath- er

Life you'll trend in time together. Married ivheii March winds shrill

and roar.

Your home will lie on a foreign shore.

Married ‘heath. Aprils cliaiigL-"til skies.

A checikeredpatli before you lies.

Married when bees o‘cr May bioss- oms flit, Strangers round your board will sit.

Married in the month of roses- June Life will be one long honeymoon.

Married in July, with floivers abfazc Bitler-s\vi.-ot meniiues .n after d.i,\'.~..

300-35‘: BUY AT TODAY'S MARKET

Woods Reade & Company

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eniiig the whole area. At lenft 200- skiina. of Ciiuxnnnt . l." Ari M’ "hall-W" s " l" i

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