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10011 MARKET

MARKET ' '_ . 1 ’_-

__GOSSIP N Y Stock Mtl Stock

(By Johnston and Wu-d’s Special

Wire) .

MOBNUWG MARKET LETTER

NEW YORK, N. Y., July 26- 'llho market opened strong and active yesterday, but soon began fp feel the pressure of offerings. fri-use were absorbed at modest concessions until late in the day when further pressure developed. The losses on the day, however, were small for the most part -and activity only -&li8hi£y more than pn the previous- day. The utilities held un well.

The bond market was not much

changed and wheat prices was-ied ' little. f .

The earnings report of General

Motors was favorable but c.L'sely in line with expectations. If sales hold up ss well as present volume suggests, the second half could add considerable to the first six months total of $1.85.

The lest two advances of the

market into new high ground 'have been lesa than had been oc- curing previously and the supply overhead is beginning to show signs of increasing. There is little reason yet. however, to be- lieve that anything more than a normal technical correction is under way.

Laidlarw and Company.

WUMMARY

NEW YORK, N. Y., July 26-

No aruwimrement on bank ra-te.

Freeport 'Ilexas Co. declared re-

gular quarterly dividend of 25 cents on common. Electric Bond and S-hare Co. in 12 months end- ed June 30 net income equal to 17 cents a common share against 33 cents a share in previous 12 months.

U. S. Industrial Alcohol C0 and

suis in six months ended June 30 not income equal to 70 cents a share against 90 cents a share in first hall! 1934.

American Banu-, Note Co and

mrbs in June quarter net profit equal to 27 cents a ocmmon share against 16 cents A share in prev- ious quarter and net loss of $69.- 587 in 2nd 1934 quarter, six months equalled 43 cents a. share against net 10ss'0! 8258.132 in first half 1934.

Loose Wiles Biscuit Co and subs

in six months ended June 30 net profit equal to $1.10 s common sh-are against $1.15 in first half 1934, June quarter equalled 52 cents a common share ~:ainst 58 cents in previous quarter and 48 oenm a share in 2nd 1934 quarter.

Warner Bros Pictures Inc. and

auba in 39 weeks ended Maxch 25th net profit equal, after pid

muiremenlt. to_2 cents

a. common share against _net loss of $558,836 for like 1934 period. For 13 weeks ended May 25th net profit was equal to 11 cents a share against net loss of 3597.695 in like period a year ago.

Brokers Loans by member banks

in New York city for their own account in the week ended July 24 decreased $20,000,000 to $880,000.- 000.

Gold bars quoted in London

market at 140s 6'Ad vs 140s 9d on Thursday.

Dow Jones.

- BAN ON SAYS

MONTREAL. Que July 26-A

number of important leaders edg- ed up to fracoionaliy new highs in Dhe ealriy part of yesterday but

which developed in the

A few new highs are simultaneanxsly by botlh industrfals, a minor re-

may be regarded as normal behaviour. No voluminous pressure occurred in yes- sell off and in general in the ma.rket's action the prospect of higher Further irregularity this

may be used for picking

quantities of U S Steel

and Hudson.

recommend-

remark-

when

lluuidation broks lt in

Walker yesterday, for the continue tc hold Distillers

B58.

gold share dlv‘sion Pickle Orovv showed in selling while Little

at the low of the Dome, Miclntyre,

ther senior issues sold off a

Still see littin reason for bullish on the gold shares.

Boring.

of weak spots devel-

BABING LETTER 'rhnndsy Evening

N. Y., July 25-

up'2 cents Would still Bent. Com it does not

Cotton

and near buying s

up there. avenues sp- not rcs/oh, the and than re-

2 full ;;intl1.°'but full er

roundiE\¢ out s little longer I still main-

no time in buy

after have advanced y for over

are neu-ly 30

were sr-

10 on lfll )

gigs?

il§§=§a§g sara their

£2

-M ‘

portant buylna opportunity ar- rives. _

Exchange

points higlher after we told you. _

nd Ward, llehsrs of Mnptngl

to take Droflts. a great many are stock. nuance. ummcsi ours

lower and you lost.nothlng by il selling your Loews’ around 44. ' Wilson pfd 74, Standard Oil of New Jersey 50, Briggs 37. 'West- inghouse 60, Celanese above 28 and even Fox on which we told you to take your profits the day it closed around 176. sold at -15%

today.

American Foreign Power 7 per

cent pfd made a new high 32 while the six per cent pfd for wlhlch I had predicted 24, went to 25. Of

While a few stocks went 2 or 3

arket, IM Richmond Street, Char. ttetawls.)

Red 1481. For Pr Dfd' 33

0h*31'\'\ 157 Chaml 261.4

Atl Ref ._ 23's

er Can .. _ 141

Cnr Found 20%.

Loco . 16% Pow/Light ._ ._ 4‘§

oourse,, when I first recommend- Am RM

ed it around 12 or 14, Lsaid the 7 per cent would surely go above 40 later on, but I thought by gettin; out near 29 you 'might get a chance to buy it back around 23 or 22 ag;in. That may yet come.

Baring.

_- . ._ 16%.

Smelt . ._ 43 Susar ._ 55 Tel Tel 127 T0b B asm Copper . 1554

A hlscn ._ 54 Auburn Auto ,_ 21-'-4, Bald Loco 3

Air Am

Allied Allis

Am Am Am For Pow ._ ~\'.‘§ Am Am

Am Am Am Am An tc

ri A 8'.. C 35

Mishap Turns _ B-'t 011° we

To uccesses

Deftly Fixed

STORY OF AIR MAINTENANCE

MAN REVEAI5 IMPORTANT PART PLAYED BY TECHNIC-

i IAN IN AVIATION. ' By Gordon Bateman, Canadian Press Stllil' Writer

WINNIPEG, July 26, _ When a

well-known Canadian pilot pointed to meritorious service in aviation outside of actual flying he may have 'l

Siers, maintenance superintendent

hSteel ._ .. EES ._ __ 36‘.L-

Byers AM 16

Con Oil _ 2051

Dry Gin 1041 Pac ._ .. 9?..

Case Thlesh 657..

Corn _ 25)-;

Bar Be Bri

Bfur" Add Mach 1654.

Can Can

Sou _ . . .. 1%

ong Nairn 36“i Ches Cilllo 4.3%. Com Sol _ _ _ _ ~.. 20% Colum Gas Elec 7

nGas 26% 11011 7%

Con Can ... ... B9

of Canadian Airways, Limited, who Com pl-ad __ 70

has a national reputation of being able to fix anything in airplanes anywhere. 1

In 1929 col. o. D. H. Macslpincf me AW, me _ and his party of six, flying in the| Eec Pow Light Arctic Clrc.e, were missing for :nany Erie 9 weeks. Six airplanes were despatch-| F., °°

ed to search for them and Biers went along. The essential skill of the alr- craftsman and the resourcefulnvssl exemplified by Siers are betokencdl in a watch presented to him by Col. Mscslplnc after that historic in-|

venture. G°d Dust

Early freezeup compelled the)

search party to change their landing

gear from floats to skis at Baker Gt North Pm

' G

La.‘.:e, 1,000 miles north of Winnipeg Somehow Siers managed thc trans- fer, making some of his under-cai'- riage fittings out of anything avail-_ able.. ]

Then at Bathurst Inlet, 400 miles'

northwest of Baker Lake. one of the search craft broke through the. ice. It looked like a hopeless task to get - it out but not to Siers. The machine was hoisted by using two long poles and empty gas barrels to support wings atop rubber ice, which shifted as the tide changed. Gradually the huge bulk was moved to firm shore

cult task of restoring soaked mag- news to normal and balancing a

Cel Com

Co Co

been thinking of T. W. (Tommy), Con Can _;_ _,_ gg

Pre Gen Ge

Loose Wilss bis

ice. Then came the equally diffi-| Mack Truck

Ma ‘

11-Iud _ 3114

E I Dupont ._ 107% East Kodak 107*/4

2414. 3%

rst Natl Stores ... 54% eport 'Dex .. ' 25%

Asphalt . ._ 18%

n Elec 28 Gen Foods 36'/4 Gen Mot __ 28

` _. ... ._ 16%

Good ich Rub ... ._ 8% Goodyear Rub .. .. 20'i Graham Paige -_ ._ 1-ii

21’/s

t W-est Sugar 29 Hud Mot _. 8% Intl Hai' ._ ... 50141 Intl Nick-el 27"i Intl Tcl ._ ... 9“i Johns Man 61% Kan City South 5% Kelvinator 13 Ken Cop ._ ... ._ 20

mm Cc .. 33%

Llg Myers b' .. 117 Liq Carbonic 32-?i Loews In-corp ... ._ 4056

21%

hh Alkali 30%

Miss Kan . 2“l

bent l“'0P¢l|9l'~ Miss Pa: ...._ 1*-41

On the flight from Cambridge

Bay. where the searchers finally picked up the MacAlp1ne party, to Great Slave Lake, William Spem‘.e's machine was forced to land. Siers, Spence and Grahame Longley stop- ped at Muskox Lake to make repairs while the other planes continued southward.

Frying-pan handles and other

oddsand ends came in handy as

Siers mended broken fuselage and P

two cracked engine tubes. Ironic- ally, when the machine was thus made ready for the air it was found it had insufficient gasoline. The party was stranded.

Then followed 14 days of nerd- ship, without adequate clothing or, camping equipment in weather 38 below zero. They were near starva- tion when, on the iith day, Siers killed a plarmigan. The next day a fox was contributed- to the meagre rations.

And when they were rescued the

plane which picked up the trio ws the one Biers had pulled out of Bathurst Inlet and put back mto condition.

Started On Farm

North Amer .. 18

North . . Pack Mot . ._ Penn Rail ._ 25% Pu

Mont Ward 1 Nash Mot . __ ._ Nat1B1s _ Natl Dairy Prod Natl Pow Light ... ~

N ' .

aw 13% 297;; is-1. 9

Haven . 4

Pac . _ . 19%

475

b Ser N J 37 hii Pet _ ._ 20%

140 32% 15'(

26% 2352 141’/4 21 4'/0 10% 4% 16Z 437': 54% 128 98% 16 54% 22 3% 12% 8’/4 34% 36"/ir 15% 16% 21 10% 10‘.4'r 65’/1

1')-il 36% 4°. 1': 20% 7*/4 27

7 26. B8’/a 88% 69’.": 32 107 14'] 2.21 3% 9 54“i 25‘9-2 18

28 $5 38

' s

ans is -' all lass if.; ai'/. 29 sv. 51 21%

9% (r`l“\ 533 1274; 20'!- 3375 11714 32% 40 3951 21'/I 30% 2% 1‘4 31% 13 30% 18%

9‘.i 4

S Q

4% 25 ‘.0 37711 20% 45

Pullman Co 45 Phil Morris 48% 46% Radlo Corp 616 6%

Radio Keltii Orph _ 2%

Iron Stezl 16-‘.1

Rep 39'/1

Safeway Btclres 39'-4 sears Roebuck so-ll sou Shen Umm 011 975 9‘§\ Sim Co 12 1211

:ny Vac 12% 125

South Pac 18'.. 18'..

soul/li Rall 613 6'-A

Stand Brands -_ 16 Stand Gas Elec 4

Btand Oil Calif Stand OilNJ ._ ._ 4611 Stewart Warner

Studebaker ._ .. ._ '1‘her'rnoid ._ _. 4‘.€»

Texas Co --

Born May 13, 1a95,at Leeds, Eng-3 Tex Gul, Su, __

... 33%

12%

2*/1

._ 181': ._ 34%

land, Siers moved to Canada with' .nm Ron Bear _, 49

his parents 10 years later. While) working on his father's farm near|

o an interest in air mechani

PM cs.| studying intemal combustion en-l United CGW "

I United Gas Imp

gines and airplane theory after his U S Ind A

United DNS -- ~~

United Gas Imp

eymgg-|en¢g_ U B Ind A1

Blers served with the Dominion U S Rub' `

Air Board on govemment fire patrol, U 5 Smell'

survey and photography. and later. U S S0961

in New York, was in charge of as- Van Steel . _ .. . sembly of az'\:raft for a corporation Warner Bros Co 4“l building United Btates army and West Unicn

chores were finished. A post with the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1919 brought him his first practical

Union Carbide

Uni n Pac _

Unic.u Point, Man.. he early devel-_ Unnfed Ah, '_ 16%

Carb 63- 104%

..-_ 3'/1 14% 42

14% ..._ 42% ... 13% ..-. 10655

40% .. 14%

39%

navy planes. West Elec _ 60%

In 1027 Biers joined Western Can- Woolworth Co _ 61%

ada Airways as chief mechanic and Worth Pump 17%

four years later was called to his Yellow Truck _

present position.

EXCHANGE

- (Camulim Press)

MON'I‘E.\“AL. July 05-British

__ 354

New Zealand pound 4.0067.

Nonway krone _2400.

South Africa pound 4.0435.

Spain peseta .l372. Sweden krone .2564 Bwttlerland frnnc .$272.

United States dollar 8-82 per

cent premium.

IM f°i'6|811 ¢3°°hll\8¢ ill 19109100 NEW YORK. July M-Foreign to the Canadian dollar as com- steady: Crest :Britain

GXNXDKG

plied by the Royal Bank of Can- demand Oda cl»o.~.ed icday as follows. 4.08%'

3.# 5.5 Er §

Argentina pccc .aan e orz-' m

australia pound soosv.

Behlum beige, .i700. China I-long Kong do1'ars .$270. Olechosiovakic crown .04l6.

Denmark krone 0221.

France franc -0062

Germany resdunsrk -4086. Gnu Hitsln pound 4.0700.

Holland Morin .074l_ Hunnrv ameo -2978-

India rupee 3186.

|-I

may um mo. Pound

aqua yen .ms sugousvu am- .om

S "' _ " _

g§e§§:E§e§§s §_ “ii” is

_:gil

ucnmu_c¢-me 7

10.2! R; Qlltdllll

406; close $4; France u _ :

York-Pound 4.00%; cents: Canadian doi-

Parb-Polmd 75.00 11'; U. B.

'ILM fr; U. B.

fr; Naudia chili.:

4 as 46'.; mv. zv. 4'/. 1a~'w. a-ul ' 49 sz-v. los mu ay. is 41

15 41 13% los (0-.4 isa 5 40 six si-_s ms a 'L

10 97 20-33.

3 -20; 601111'

dollar

Exchange

(Quotation furnished by Jchnma and Ward members 0! the Mont real Stock Exchange, Montrea Curb Market. 156 Richmond Street Charloti»elov|si_

Stocks 0peusd Last

Bathurst A ._ 6%

Bell Tcl .. 130

BCPow..... .. 23% Build Prod _ ._ 30V:

Can Car com .. 7 7 Can Cel com ~..` 23 23 Can Cel com ._ ._ 23 23

119'/1

Can em pfd 53%

Can Hydro Elec pid 50

can Ind .41 A sv. Gan' Ind Al “b’ 7% Can North Pow 19% Can Pac . 9’/s Can Steam pid 6%

.'. Pac .. ... 9'/|

Oockshutt Plow 7% Cons Smelt _ 169

Dom Bridge __ 29% Dom` Coal pid 17’/4 How “mith Pap 0 ) Holi Gold M' ‘S 1380 »Intl Nickel ._ 27% 27% lmassey H2;-_.S ._ ._ 4% 4% McColl Frou; -_ 13 I3 Mont Pow .. 31% 31 Natl Brew 36*/.1 36% Nat Steel Car 15 15% Quebec Pow .. 1351 St Law Corn ._ 75

Shawiniglln .. 16% South Can Pow 11% Steel Co C-:ln com _ 49*/r

130 23% 31

Clin Cel pfd

11 ‘A 53% 51 8% 7% 19!/s 10 6’/is 10 7% 169 29% 17%

1395

13 53 75 16 ii 11% 49’/1

SANKE

Commerce . _

Montreal ._

Nova Scotia 260 Royal.. ......146 145 Bank of Canada 59-91

MINING

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, July 26-The min-

ing section of the Toronto Ex- change showed more action in the iast half hour today than at any time previously in the session, the result chiefly of a rally in the metol group of the New York borad. The siivers came out of their state of lethargy and moved up on good volume and trade speeded up in the cheaper golds also with prices holding. Previous lcsss-s in the gold group were suf- ficient to give the index a final drop of .26 to 103.39 but miscell- aneous mines registered a gain of I .38 to 92.44.

Features of the senior gold

groups was a loss of 20 cents for Braiorne to 5 40 and a gain of 20 cents for Hollinger to 13.05.

Base metal shares were inclined

to sit back and pnce changes in the group were of little import- ance.

ToaoN'ro_ July ze..

Stoeks - Close Acme Oil .. ._ 18 Afton ._ .. _ . . ... 68 Ajax Oil __ 52 Alex ._ _ 1 _A‘gcma _ .. . ...._ 3% Ashley . 10 Astorla_... . ._ 4*/4 Bagamac .. .. . 311 Barry H .. ._ 3*/i Base Met .. .. .. 62 Bear ._ . 66 Beattie ._ _ ... -.. 157 Biz Miss ... 56 Bobjo .1-sf. ..,. 20 Bradian .. 225 Bralcrnc .. ... 540

BRX ._ ..

Buff Ank .... .. 205 Buff Can _ . . . _ . . _ _._ lil Bunk I-1ill».. .. .. 751 Can Mal ... . _. 63 Carilboo . . . 105 Castle ._ 107 Cen Pat .. ._ ....170 Chem Rm ... .. ._ 122 Chiboua -. .. ._ 15 C1e1‘.»c'y __ . 4’/5 Coniailum ... . .. .. ._ 163 D Mines .. . _ 38 Franklin ... 36 Eldorado 190 F Bridge .. ._ 390 Gabrielle ... .. 12 Gods hike .. .. 168 Goldale _ _ 13 Goldfield ... .. ..... 14 Graham .. . . ._ 3

Gmnda .

Greene _ _ . Gunnar ,.

Hollinger _

Howey __ _ _ J M Cons Kerr Lake Kirk Lake ...

L Shore ...

Lee Gold

Uittfe L . .. .. . ._ Lee Gold . . ......

LittlcLL .. ....-150 Lowery ._ ._ 7% Macassa .. ._ 155

Man East .... gtk

Maple L ._ . ._

'McIntyre ... ._ .. 3854

122 15

145% 185

. _ ..._ 22

..._ 20

.. 74 . .. 2% .. .. ._ 1395 .. ... ..- 71

.. .~ 17% .. .. . .. 75

. .. . 50%

.. .. ._ 4

50% 4

McKenzie ... .. .. --

McMillan ..... 15 Mcvittie . ._ 13 Mcwatters .. 130 Min Corp .. 138 Moffffali .. 1% Morris ‘__ .. 70 Nomnda .. . 3884 Nor Can .. _ . 20 0’Brien , 30 Olga. Oil .. _ . .. ._ 4% Paymaster .. ._ 25% Pet Cob -. .. 4 Pot U1~.. ... ... ..._ 08

.. .. 225

.. . . ...150

_. .. ...150

.. .. ... -...... I

nga tat?

I 5

... ... ... .. 80%

-li

Corrected For Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

Pl.IOUllCl

Oats ‘gc Hay, loose, out ..f. c Straw, pressed L-\\'t 40:: su~.'|'/ul. ||All|ilf.'r New potatoes pk 25c Celery bunch .. 271:-25c Ilonst hevf' _ _ __ . ._ 13-lbr: Stew meats .. _ _. 10-140 Cream _ _ . 401: Tunnipa hunvli _. ....5c»8e Lettuce bunch 2 for 15c Tomatoes _ _ _ . . . .._ 20c Ilhubarb lla _ _ __ 41.' Strawberries (cultivated) box 15c B-lueberrles qt __ _ ._ 20c Raspberries box .. ._ 25c Gooseberrles qt __ 15c Strawberries |\\'.l\l| glass 15-25c Cauliflower each 20-2.5¢: Onions lh .. Sc Beets 2 duz _ 150 Veal lb _ l0c Roast Pork 17-18: Fowl .. . ._ 900 Brollers .- 75c-$1.10 Carrots lb ._ 10c Rnlliah 5e .\Ilnt ._ ._ _ 5c Spinach 3 lb ‘.'_*.’>u Pnrslt-y bunch .. _ llc Broccoli i(lc New potatoes ll). __ _ (lc Peas qt _ _ . 30c Cuvllmirlz-rs . , __ l5c BUY-lei' . . 20-22c Eggs Lloz .. _ 10-ISL*

1-‘rsn

Cori lh Fu: Macke;el3 for 25c Haddock lb __ 7c

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal-Indus-

trial stocks irregularly'1ower.

Toronto Mines~Irregular1y high-

er.

New York-Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat up 11.1 to 1%. New York-Cotton higher; rub-

ber and coffee lower; sugar un- changed.

“ ‘Ere you are, ladies and gentle-

men." shouted the raucous-voiced tlpster. "What did I tell you yester- day?" Nobody answered the question,

and the tipster resumed his shout-

ing.

"Didn’t I say ‘Broad Bean' wasn't

a runner?" he yelled, “And dldn‘t I

' say ‘Water Tap’ would still be run-

ning, and that 'Dusty Carpet' would take a lot of beating?"

Still there was no answer. But

the powerful-voiced man was not dismayed.

“Now," he cried, “I've got a cer-

tainty for the next race. Back 'Loose Button'; 1t's sure to come off."

R. v Gold 120 R/oche _ . -_ 7 Royalite 23 San Ant . ._-348 Sherrit-t 50 Biscoe .. ....267 Sou Ti-b ._ 4 Stada _ _ _ _ _ . ._ . 24 St Anilh 16 Sud Basin . 140 Sud Cont .. .. 5 Sullivan ._ _ 83 Svlvanite _ _ 285 Teck H _ . _. 405 Towagmac .. 14 Ventures _ _ . . .._ ._ 87 Wayside _ . __ _ _ _ . 14 Wriirht H - _ . .. 780 Ymir Y G ._ _.395 Silver __ ._ 67

Total sa`es 283009

UNLISTED

Ca.nKirk __ ._ 11/, Cen Man ._ 4% Church H .. Cobalt . _ . . . ... Home Oil ._ Hud Bav 15-W Lake Mar ._ 3% Lebel Oro .. 4'4- Ncranda _ ._ 14% _OilSe1 4 Park Hill 18% Pmwnee K _ ,, 2". Porc Cro .. _ ._ 411 Robb Mont .. 251 Sud Mines .. 5 Wood Kirk 514

Power Through Air

of my

79th York

discov-

ery, s mechani- cal of globe

and as indicators wealth. Impul-sts

5'/a 2% , 53

; . 1 __+ - ___f y __irua,_cuAk1xr1,'1'a'1'owN GUARDIAN " PAGE NINE-

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EXCHANGE

(By Frank Macs/nucn, Associates Press Financial Writer) (A. P. By G\ll.rdian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, July 26-Stocks

poked their' heads above the profit takin! wave today.

Utilities, metals and 5¢,gtte;-9,3

ind-ustrials took the lead. The

éirrnest tone was in the final hour, ut throughout the day the com-se Of Prices was steady. The trading pace slackened to below the mil. lion-share mark.

Bonds were about even. The only

notable feature was a sharp rally in the recently acutely weak Ital- ian government issues. Italy 'rs rose 6 1-4 points to 69 3-4.

The Associated Press average of

60 stocks was .4 of a point higher at 46.2. The 15 utility issues uggd in the average rose .8 of a point to 33.2. c shade below their best for the year at 33.4. Turnover in the stock exchange was 989,480 shares, the smallest full day since Julv 15_ Profit taking was in cvlacnéc in

a few recent gainers with losses running to 1 or 2 points in Sum issues as Allied Chemical at 157, Hazel Atlas at 114, Amerada at 63 and American Safety Razor at 94 1-2, but in many more ¢,-15.35 gains of a point or so prevailed. In the latter group were American Can at 14 1-4, Consolated Gas at 27, Public service of N. J. at 37 3-4 and Westinghouse at 61 5-a_

In the Canadian list Canadian

Pacific, Dome and Hiram Walker were slightly higher. Dominion Stores, International Nickel. Dis- tillers-Seagrams and Ford of Can. ada showed small losses.

C urrencies

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, July 26-A tone

of 1Fl`9S'l118/‘ily characterized lead- ing cuixcncies on Montreal for- eign exchanges today. The pound Sterling picked up li ccnt at 4.01 3-32 while the United States dollar eased 1-32 of one per cent to 1.00 3-32. The French franc held un- changed at 6.62 cents.

C. N. E. RENAMES

ONTARIO BUILDING

TORONTO, July 26.-Inaugurat-

ing a new type of industrial and trade show ,the former Pro- vince of Ontario Building at the Canadian National Exhbltion now- beccmes the National Industries 1 announced last night.

Plans for these special displays'

are now complete, it was stated 1 including exhibits on rl more elabo-rate scale than anything pre- viously undertaken during

eixpos¢ton's_ 6 past years of opera-

.On.

ee 3" rs

"If you are tired of dancing, let

us sit down 'and have a little tote- a-tete."

"No, thank you. After such a big

supper I really couldn't, eat 9, thing"

"Tho darling! What is her name?" “Daphne Cynthia." "How perfectly charming; And

what do you call her?"

“Pongo."

"And the 'vacation resort over-

looked a. lake?"

"Yes, and it overlooked comfort able beds. good food and everyfhivlgl else besides!" ,

viction

gate. Judge of Probate, etc., etc

said Count.

GREETTINGZ

art of Union Road aforesaid, Single Woman, the Adminstratrix of the above named estate, pzay- ing that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hel\°-by required to cite all persons in-lor-I csted in the said estate to be and » appear before me at a Surrogate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens Oolmty in the said Province on

'Iuesday the i/wen-ty-seventh day!

l 4

uf Arugust next coming, at the hour of eleven o`clock fore-noon of the same day to shew cause if any they- can why the accounts of the said Est/ate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of D. Edgar Shaw, Es- quire, Proctor for said betiioner.

AND I DO HEREBY ORDER

that a true copy hereof be forth- with published in some newspaper published in Charlottetown afore- said once in each wcek.for at least four consecutive weeks from the

The Reid St

‘W

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL July 26-Advanc ing egg prices and a continued firmer trend in butter quotations featured dealings on the Montreal dairy and produce markets today Cheese and potatoes held steady

Carlots or less of no 1 butter

were 201.1 to 20% cents per pound while lots to retailers were 21 cents for solids and 22 cents fori prints.

Graded shipm nts in cariots or

lessof eggs were quoted at 25 cents a dozen for A-iarge, 23 cents for A-medium, 20‘.- cents for B, and 18'.; ocnts for C.

Cheese was stoady with no 1

cuirerit Ontarios gc-ing for 9'!-4 9-li cents while No 1 Quebecs were 91.1 cents.

New Quebc potatoes were sell 1118 fOr 50 lo 55 Cents p21' B0- pound bag while old stock were 20 cents for a like quanlity.

Young Wife: "Plcrro is pcrfccil wonderful to mc. mother. He alvlss me everything! I ask for."

Mother: “’1’h:lt mcrely shows. nlv

dear, that you are not asking for

The Prince of Wales receiving apaper-weight from Lord Ullswaig

when he oiiiciated at the laying of home for Westminster' h0Sl>itf11 ill-

Mzscellaneous

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL July 26-

Wheat nor no 2 85 Barley C W no 3 4-’\

Oats C W no 2 53 Oats C W no 3 46 Oats fced no 1 45 Flour spring wheat oaicnin,

filsts $5 I0

Flour seconds $4 70 Flour Baker.. $4 60 Flour winter vlhcat outputs

cho1"e 3 30 to 3 40

Flour whte corn 5 40 to 550

Bran ton 2" 25 Shorts ton 24 25 M dd ll`2' ion 2

R. led L11, 11,, 901115 J 25 Hu no ’ p31 tor. cat lots 12 50.

“en 3 1 ou Ont 9 to

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gqs ll. nr ons A 1 large

Eggs l 'nod um 30

gg.. A lalgc 28

g‘;s 4 n°cl um 2|

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Old Q‘i B05 ’0

Sonic pLo11<= would iatllc rllml:

Enough-" high than be on the level

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Prince Lays Goluel Stone

the cornerstone of a. new nurs Ixmdonll-' -- 1 -1. fi

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Cemrnl finmdliui lomln, 44: per wnrrl; Wentz-rn and Eastern louis, le. ner word- Announcements and Coming Events tc. per nord; Classified Zu vu' word. In Memoriam Nnilcel. -"0 Dv! lllfihl L|llN 0|' F|0l'l| *Wd

Igite I Co dnl ue 700

Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty the cents

l§.\TE:-'ln per word. three inlet-

ilona fur the price cl two, strictly

g Advertising Rates-Payable m Advance

' Splrltirnl Offerings, Cards, etc , 4c' prrinamrl; rl o n 1' e, -

par Inch; Nntlnn of Tlrankl and Anvrociutioll. 70°. vol inch or 40. ll

nord Othl-.r rules on appllmtlnn.

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degree to se ure a. nrft degree con -__ _:1-

some peolye are given the Lhh'd_ pnyuhle In advance. For sale

FOR. SALE-PIANO AND COOK

D0M,,,,,0N OF CANADA T0 L9' mg stove ln good condition. PROVINCE OF Phone 4es._w _L-sans-a-25-ai

243 Richmond Street.

CAR I.E:\VI\'G I-‘OR BOSTON

Car, Albany. \L-86Ll8-7-

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wny Nor TAKE AnvA:~lr.m.u‘ of the much larger income .<-‘r'llr- cd ii_v` purchasing a guarnn'f:crl, annuity in the Sun Life. Cons you nothing to investigate. 500 J. A. Moore, f`l1l'rie Buil<iilm__ Chal'l0ttoio\vn. L-813.2 ,

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Male Help \Nan`te<1_

wslvran - nr/\N ron r|si'r.\'o.|

Apply Ira Rodd. Milton.

L-R582-7-Z5-32.

APPRENTICE W A N T E D T()

learn Barber Trade. Short Course expert training. Molnr Barber Col- lege, I-Ialifax.__ N-356.

A LESSON FROM THE DE-

prcssion-Be a Civil Scrvant- Postman, Customs Examiner. Clerk, Stenographer, etc. Free Booklet "How to get a Govern- ment Job." M. C. C. Civil Service School, Toronto <10.)

' M. H. W. 1651.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND . To Lai'-Navvny nacorwrun _“_" *_*-*"”“ "T

in the Surrogate Com-1, 25", l apartment. P. J. MacDonald. QUILT PATCIIEs,PRINT,Blt0AD.

George V A D 1935 , L_B582_M cloth, Silk, separate or assorted.

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Stguft Eigwofof U1,;{2;g8§3,,tadm§§ V oorrsc-as To RENT Fort AUG- ..l'L"‘§9:_‘.- T°"°’-“°- N'3465""25'3’~ Queens County in the said Prov-5 USL D- W. Vi/hiic. YEFK P;1,§llé_ __ FOR SALE _ lu-A\~y. _mowg 225°;-wSi“€1€ WOUW1. d°°¢*‘SCd in' ____.__._;_ ___A___;:____-£292 l-f-2°-Ji' Paper suitablc for placing under a- F* i _ in ~_c Os. By THE HONOURABLE HAR_ non aaxr-FURNlsr-lEl_J LARGE! “gi C C Gm mn ‘§f_2.,_,, ou) LEONARD PALMER, surrc- “WY 1`_°°f“S- Gfmfi 1°C“U°“- 1*-P1115' _l_

FUR bALl'. - AllC1I()\' FORTY

'ro THE si-u=_'Ru-'r' of the __f___;,v_}:;‘l°_‘"‘.?fi`§l' pi.,¢_ Bridge ...,.1 wins; score

County of Queens County or anyl _ - card.. Guarann central Job constable cf literate person within | Miscellaneous r»rl~.f9ry M .y_-it 1-tr

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WHEREAS upon reading thc via Po1'llnlid Saturfi-HY. Fan Zukc house and gal'.1f:e_ Apply Zllpha

petition on file of Bessie J. Stew- two l>H1~'-i<‘llQL‘1`S. FMC $10.00- -"\Dllll'- MacQ\larrlc. Sllliilnolsirlo.

L-81565-7-13-31.

FOR SALE OR liX(`I{.\NGE FOR

Iirrn-'_v mare, cue Standard Bred r'1gistero:I marc, G yc.'.l‘s old. good clrivcr. Earl Inav. .\lr_ llcrbort.

L-S6115-7-26-21

BATIIS, i1Il\`l\.\`. B.f\SINS. TOIL-

cts, l‘ndlatoi';», pipes. :ill slightly uscd at very rcasoxmlalc prices Also new plumbing and heating supplies. Iricul Plumhinrr supplies, 30 Craig Sirrct West, l\'io‘.1tre:\1_

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Help Wnnted_.

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GIRL Vt'/\l\'TEl)-(‘()l‘NTRY GIRU

prrforrnd. Apply Box 116. Girard- lail_ 1.-R623-7-'26-21

WANTED - A MIDDLE AGED

woman as lioxlsckrcpcl' at once. Apply to thc Guardian.

I..-B338-7-27-3L

Literary

hereof be forthwith posted in the f llowing places respectively, nsm- ely in the hall of the Court House

dmc hereof and that a true copy

near the Bank of Nova Scotia. ini C'i1s-rlotetown a.fore.=aid_ and at or near the School house in Union Road, aforesaid so that all per- sons interested iri the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice therof.

Given under my hand the Seal

of the said Court this 15th day of Jiuly A. D. 1935 and in the 26th year of His _Majest-y's reign.

wmgnedl

Il. L. PAMEII.

Surrogate.

time of war to

anywhere

L-860|:-'I-U~l»4-ID-13.

in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or LOST-BETWEEN NUBAN/\ TEA,

SALESMAN T0 SELI. ROOF CEM-

Lost

Room and College on Maipcquc Road, lady‘s white purse contain ing sum of money Finder please leave at the Guardian office. Re- ward. L-8621-7-26-21

ent and paint. Selling plan nl- ` lows you to beat cmipctiticli. Can- adian made. Shipped from Tor- onto. The United Builders Co.. N07 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. Ohio.

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|:- " " ____ ~_~Arv- ~_':-- __.__ AUTHORS AND COMPOSERS-

MSS all descriptions, invited for puhlir-.ation by firms 36 years' standing. Fiction sprrially re- quired. £50 cash for Poems: par- ticulars frcc. Stockwell Ltd.. 30 Ludgatc Hill. London, England.

N-3492-7-27-li.

Personal

Male Help Wanted' 1-.1-.=.n-?_-_-_-~ “"~'_'~*:T" ' womzw w/\N'ran 'ro swam

private Kindergarten Schools in their own homo: this coming Fall. Free Booklet mi rc-quest. Canad- ian Kindergarten Institute, Tor- onto (10). Established 1927.

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