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.__.__. {Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal-Industrial stocks higher. _ Torumu iilncs-Jrlegularly higher. New York-Stocks closed higher. \Vinhipcg—-\Vhcar. 13g cents. New YOIli-C0lllm. rlibhcr and coi- tee lower; sugar higher.

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NEW YORK. Sept. il-illld irra- gulnrlty devflopcd 1n the rarcign ex- rhange markets today.

The Canadian dollar was quoted at Ldiscuunt o! 11-21:.‘ per cont against i!‘ per cent yesterday. The pound sterling sold -}§ ni’ u cent higher at S-Liliéf; while the French franc. clos- ing at 6.59 3-8 cents showed a loss, .00‘); u! a cent.

MONTREAL, Sept. .'>—’l‘he pound sterling declined iructlunully on Montreal tort-inn ctchnnges today as lho United States dcllui- and the French Ir. Yield steady. Thepound

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(Canadian Press) _ MONTREAL. Sept. (t-Brlllah and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compiled by the Royal Bank oiCanadacioaed today ll tolinvvlfi- irgrnting peso .2100. ustrslll, pound M1650. Belgium bclga JUS- Ausir-ia schllling .1001’. Buikarla lev .0189. China Hang Kong dollars .4060. Denmark krone .2216. - France tnnc .0662. Germany relchltnlrk AMT. Great Britain pound 4.9645» Holland florin .6138, Hungary pengo .2981. India rupee .8150. lira .0817. Japan yen .2020. New Zealnnii pound 4.0040. Norway krone .2005. Poland zloti .1905. Suuih Africa pound 4.0412, Spain pesem .1312. Sweden krona .2561.

was all hall’ a cent at $4.01! 7-16. The franc and the dollar remained at 6.112 cents nud 11-31: n! one per

can i: premium respectively,

Switzerland franc .3268.

United States dollar 11-32 ller cent prclnlum.

NEW YORK. Sept. m-Forelgn ex- change easy. Great Britain hlth 4.94 ‘i5: low 4,04%; close 4.94%; 00 day 0.513%; Italy

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PRODUCE

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RIONTREAL. 50M. n-Stendy to firmer pl-ices prevailed on the Mont- rcal dairy and produce market tu- tiay. butler. eggs and potatoes all showing small gains.

The egg market was quoted at 32 to 33 centsa dozen ior A-large, 30 cents for A-lncillum. ‘l2 to 22% cents (or i3 and ll) i0 20 cents for C for graded shipments in ellrlots 0n lcae. Receipts were 1.414 cases.

No 1 grade butter wns 21% to 2':

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MINING

TORONTO. Bent. 5-fl‘ho bl: said

shares came to tha rront o! the Tor- cnto minin market ‘today and reg- istered uni orm strength while pror- lt-taking held tha- secondary said group in check. Base metal ruled stronger and the silvela were hampered by a sharp break in Bear Exploration. The exchsntfl lmlfl 1°’

the gold group advanced a llllllll- and the nliscellaileouh mines inllfl eased back .32. Volume held UP ll

h . fight? llireaatllluin Bear came M: Elm opening on top oi’ a loss or l1‘ can‘: on Wednesday. From ‘l0 cenis ‘M

rice unread 1v “- Lm}; “MW “y l; ptruggled hack to i- l0 ll

‘n uct lnss ni’ 2S i-cnls. The turnflvfl‘

in the issue was ifllillllo Fllllmf- m" ilurado li‘-lll'""l l-Lmmgb“; Ldaplfl“ light turnover. Lnstle ti! d Wm“: Nipisslngtflillllled ‘l w“ 5 a" - l . mg“: 0s (bill-salsa Prev) TORONTO, Sflll- 6'“ Close

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rents a pound for curlote or Ices with small lots to retailers at 221/; cents tor solids and n rent lulu-e fur prints. Arrivals were ll2l) boxes.

The cheese market was 10% to 107i. omits s. pound tor no 1 Ontario and 1054 to 10% cents tor Quebec. Otter- ings totalled 2,004 bores.

Quebec potatoes 1n SO-pound hugs advanced slightly, sailing st 36 to 42% cents.

New York Curb (Cnnadinn Press)

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals. 4o. pa: Iard| Western and Eastern locals, In per wordy Announcements 5nd Coming Ivanhl lo. _ ls. per word: In llamorlam Notlsea. ‘ma. pet lush; Lina o! Iloral and n. par name; latter: o! Condolence. 7W-

Bplrltunl Oilarlngs, Cards, uc., per huh; Notices o! Thanks word. Ozher rates on application.

Minimum Charge (or any advanlaannat twaawdva cans.

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Japan’s Chemical In- dustry Inter-Related

1,3“ l lecturing in Japan mcmtly sui- iered a depression which in turn $1

With Textiles

The textile and chemical indus- tries o! Japan have become inter», dependent, due to the requirements‘ (or caustic soda in the manufact- ure or rayon. Any set-back in the output or rayon is reflected in the chemical industry. Rayon manu-

has curtailed the soda. industry in that country. Japan's rise as a chemical producing nation has been phenomenal. In 1931 she imparted nearly 100,000 tons oi soda ash and caustic soda with no exports. whereas last year imports had been reduced by more than halt and, in addition. 28.000 tons were export- ed. according to the Industrial De- partment or the Canadian Nation- al Railways.

Revenue Shows Steady Increase

(Special to the Guardian) ONTiIEAL. Que. 5911i. 4—'I'he

gross revenues ot- the all inclusive Canadian National Railways aya- tem for the ten day period ending August 31st, 1935, were $4,949,726 as compared with 84,886,852 tor the corresponding period oi 1984, en increase of $62,873.

Vagabond Cruise Proves Popular

(Special t0 the Guardian) - MONTREAL. Que, Sept. 54m “Vagabond Crulsef’. ship Colbotne. Canadian National. Steamships. leaves here tonight on a 38-day

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(CI. By Guardian's Special WIN)

MONTREAL. Bent. 5—-A repeti- tion on a. smaller scale or a. session in days before 1929 was elven b! the Monti-cal Stock Exchange 00- day when interllaicd lawn 19d a general narrow recovery.

mlegated to the background in late weeks by activity in dliiorent selected groups. The interlisted stocks moved to the lore behind the leadership of Consolidated Bmalwra today once again to occupy the limelight. A number oi’ losses scattered st random throughout the list held in check what might have developed into a. broad rally.

consolidated S ‘ Jumped 2 1-2 lull poipts to 171 1n its first sale ot the month while Canadian Paciiic was up hail a point l-t 10 1-2 and Holllnger Gold Mine firmed 35 cents at 12.75. Interna- tional Nickel showed promise 0d joining the remainder oi! the group in the upswing but was depressed later in the day by pressure o! profit-taking and closed with a small loss. Shawinigan gained 1-4 at i’! 1-2 and Brazilian was un- changed. -

Traders took their pattern from wail Stibet. where a general ze- covery was. experienced but the ad- vance here lulled m reach the pro- portions struck 0n the New York market. sales totalled 8,205 shares; bonds 0,300.

Tryon

Mr. Vlclor Oldfield o! Miiiorvi, Mam, spent the weak and in Trvon the guest o! his ‘mother, ms. Sarah MscKenaia.

Mrs. Brent oantlald oi Saranac Lake, New York, spent a. week with her mother, Mrs. Sarah MacKanais, ‘rryon. She returned to her home last week.

Mr. and Mrs. sted Green or Gharlowwn are visiting in Try- oothe guests u ma. Green's moth- er, Mrs. Sarah ManKenalc.

aistalla and mama Thomas a! Boston are spending the summer lnirrym the guests o1 their-sisters. Mira. Christie Lord and ma. Burpee Carr. ma. Everett Hawaii. and Mrs. Fred Cross-man.

In d u s l r i a I Shares Lead N.Y.Uptrend

{By Frank MacMilieu) (Associated Press Financial Writer) (AP. By Gunrdiank Special Wire)

NEW YORK. Sept. 5 - Traders and investors rushed to buy equities today. The trading pace swung up to near the 2,000,000 share mark in the sharp contrast with the recent- ly prevailing dullness.

Many active pivotal issues regis- tered gains oi from one to three paints each. The improvement was well distributed throughout the list. Utilities overcame early hes- tancy to join the parade in the a!- tcrnoon.

Industrial shares had a shade the best o: the gains. Steels, motors and auto equipments. chemicals and can stocks all gave good per-

Mias Mary Crassman. ‘Iryon, is visiting in Charlottetown with her aunt, Mrs. Gonna Hermes-say.

Mr. and Mfrs. James MacKinnon. Armenia, Calm. and son. Norman, and wile motaredwo the Island and spent last week in ‘ll-yon. It is}? years since m. MscKinnon visited his native province. His sister. Mrs. Maud Nimno o! Sal-mac lake. New York. la visiting bar old home. Tryon. It is also 2! years since she has been home and all their friends and relatives were delighted toaeatbemallscain. Tbflyall

romances. New Y0rk Traction: mummed m Olnpioflggppwu 1,5; WW8 R fllffins IHWW- Wednesday, aoconlpanled by their The 30 industrial issues used in sisters. Mrs. Bush MscKenaie and

the Associated Press averse! of d0 stocks reached a. new i035 peak in! 611.9. up .7 oi a point, replacing the top of 65.3 made Aug. 26. Tim

Mrs. Christie Dawgrn, Ma! Dawson. Mrs. Horn Thomas and and Emma Thomas. the day the guests oi

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Canada wE-ung Many Plans For Better Selling

OITAWA. 500$- 6—-(C-P.)—'1_‘wo Years in Operation, the Dominion Marketing Board has guided pro- ducers in every province o! Cans ada toward regulated marketing at their products. The Board has con- sidered 45 schemes and recom- mended 20 im- approval.

The natural prod ‘ maximizing act was enacled at the 1N4 aes- slon oi parliament and t-bo board held its first meeting Aug. 1!, 108i. The first scheme. regulating Brit- ish Columbia tree iruit marketing, was approved Aug. N, 1088.

Sheep, tiah, apples, dairy pm- ducts, berries, rhubarb, lnmatoaa, cuclunbers ism, bsana, potatoes, milhwbaocoaxwd " luarosomo o! the pmdltcla which have lined been brought under marketing schemes in various sections o! Oah- ada. '

0i the 20 schemes approv ’ all are in active operation except two. The Eastern Canada potato mark- eting scheme came into being in January when the potato market was disorganized. It has now been suspended but may be revived this (all. Tbo British Columbia. small fruits and rhubarb marketing schema was approved but docs not coma into lull operation until a vote o! the producers is taken.

Twelve-schemes srs now under considaratqlmifi‘, ey _ plans to regulate ma oi liva-

stock m Prince adward" Island, m- tla in Ontario. livestock on the

primarily ariscts the provinces or British Columbia, Ontario and Q

O! a diiierent type is the British Columbia Halibut Marketing scheme, which contemplates order. ly marketing throu,n Spreading the halibut fishing season Over g longer period. Under the British Columbia hothousc tomato and m. dumber marketing scheme the an. pool! o! these products within and wde British Coliunbia la Nsul. a.

fiiha Ontario cheese patrons mar. keting scheme is aimed at lmpxw. ed marketing conditions. It is p» posed to keep a representative in England to develop the nmrkct.

The Dairy Products Market ' equalization schema is another I: fort to stabi the dairy mains-y and maintain chews production and sales. It was sat. up.by i115 minister o! “lculture under tile power given him in the act and thus diiiersJmm other schema which originatedwith the produ era. It will be administered d1 1y by the Dominion Marketlilg Board. which has a. fund not which to pay a bonus on cheese ‘ induce farmers to produce it ior export. instead of butter, for wmo. there is little prospect o! an egr- port market. .~

Another immaterial scheme is tho Processed Berry Marketing schema which became operative on June as. It warclesigneu w meet an comment?‘ out oi a heavy, strswberry""pcrop. Three schemes have been approved m Auguswthe Nova Scotia Apple “' ‘ _ scheme, the British col- umbis Sheep Breeders‘ Marketing

combined everag was .6 r 1m their ni . Mrs. George Henna . P“ ‘mum - l‘ gigging‘: i; ifgxshfgi high" at 4812M “m0 AI 1:; ‘ mkmrgfast‘ my gzrsllziystmce: 3:231 om "S; (w m!” and the Grand Man“ B__M~_MW__- “l, c l“ C 3%“ Guadeloupe in the French West PW" below the high o! 49.1 regls- . products generally as well u a la- smoked Hem“: laoduc“ scmme‘ oarders anted sales He! M“, o, ppm“ llprrotl ... fl Indies and n“ Brmsh colonies o. med Aug, 21, Rgymgnd and vmm Henna“. vised sukawhewm u] m‘ The first contemplates regulation l'l¢ll C", Flmo _B baa “mm d and British ' Corporate bands, ggpecjafly mi]; haw returned to fljgk 110mg m u’ ‘me’ o! the sale c! Nova Bcotla, ripple;

-STUIJENTS ACCOMMODATED a1‘ ""'__‘_""‘"‘“‘__-""'_ 121°"? -- 4,, '“ °5' ° t M t a, and secondary utility liens, iollowed Charlottetown hevlne spent the 5 1110MB“ 2a upper Prince Street. l . WWW" - 503mm“ ""35 m” ‘e .'.'.' ‘ as 6mm- wlll‘ "Wm ° °“ "° alo in t . a in m N“ A“ ‘l’l"°"‘ m she hr a '

, um Auth 3 ng he wake oi the onthusi ilmmer ‘ll-yon wi their aunt. Bu er m scheme sup-

L.g517.g.3p.gg_ peopm, men and wrancn. spArB mu L t; s due Oct. i. , u h M" o.“ For various reasons l8 schemes

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time, to haéldle ten: linux01" Pf: 1mm 901.1 The vessel. and her sister slump “We U S government division submitted were not. approved but I on the he“ boardme add

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gyfilélllégrg‘ wuflhl tipmlwqjn Mame“ ggsfcpm; igation season closes. Each sailing moderamyn tflpmuuw o; u“ 33m Palm m ducts as defined by the act. or on,“ Mum and adjacent W

BOABDERS ACCOMMODATED so ier this season on these pas Sm ‘L. . the 005mm, of a mm, 5h, _ the schemes were not considered

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‘mum's ‘°C°MM°D‘TE” l“ to mm“ our“ mmnfimutl ll: lyllln” ' zoepsslsengerscrllvhicnmfsxzn lit libel: fiafl§§,‘f,.h“““ ‘"1’ l“ W’ “mm” Miss Florence board mun, at nlchtnwwairwllxinillialrohoz “m” l”‘°°- fill-lam" 5m“ "e" C°ll°5°- {‘,§‘,,“,,"“‘°,“"°§, diunuwmn, 931;,‘ v2.63‘? .'.' vessels canaccommodatc. wmcf, his claimed buying otdm Crapaud spent Friday in Charlotte- tum ‘to decide they had not. suf- i?"

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a o tla Buildin Mon 27o Sydney Street reasonable Gmld- 2° “ 5' ,. ' on Nov. 4th, ma. 1t was um oc- Commercial Alcohol at 2'1 s-a. Case “mum” "0" 5°?‘ “u”. W11" "W"- PP°°°°¢I W"! "1 don't rightl know" stunned rates. l..-872'!-9-5-3i ""1" N'sm'a'1°"L Mo’ Brett r.- Y“"‘.“_T',“_" w, cupied by the French in was, and at 1a 1-2 and Central Railroad o! PJ-"rl" BMW limit in the distributes between, producers on m, m”, "my Qwneé her, "bill _____ ;____==L____ c... xm. n; alter changing hands with the u. .1. at 5e. brilliant 21:1! were! Bobby Jones the basis oi the quantity snipped. she's a good natured critter. and

donned]? s-rimsms acfif _V_Vgntell r gantry?! f? English aria Wench in n. aellilea oi porn the“ Canadian list, MQmtyfQ- :1! Pill l M M" 5°“? "M" The Fruit scheme mul- she'll give all u» mounted at 151 Cumberland St. _—_""" """"'“"""* u," m, H 9M later engagements, was tlna y re- rcilpi-lu. Lake Shore and 31mm - ales the export oi fresh apples and > Boys preterred. L-8726-9-5-3i WANTED - 50W W73 YOUNG Enst Cr .. s stored to fiance in 1814. Walker showed advances ranging mllllllllllllll °l lll‘ 33'7"!‘ "m" pears from Canada and the load --—"-~'—*' "'

or litter; also wit. Merton Bag- ma» u“ 1s 11... Colbcrne will 81.80 carry a. 1mm one m two points. FIMSNOITII Ml-lll" "Mr- BOWY "will! Iln- board represents prudlrcgrg m4 Q. nail. Hunter River. b870t5-0-5-3i. Huber! 41's good mgo o, aummobu”, 1mg”; improvement was recorded in such Bled "ill I 114ml putt im- s tie putter! in Ontario. Nova acetic. —————" F" 58k '—-—--——-—-~*-—"_‘“"-' fiifiilffil '5" ' 5”‘ Hour. hay. cheese. nan products. wars as Cfllildlan Pacific. Massey with M Flame-l an the lui men emu. Columbia and u” mm. __._____._._- WANTED — TFfimYolTATlou l-luri Bay 15% fads, puking-house products and B17115. Dome Mines. Hclllnger, No- 0i Q16 3011MB. mlmd in the i020 wlgjg 1g, h“ nhd “m” a” B, D E%_R SALNiVROLET COACH- in auto for two adults and child Kirk Tnvul , 14v, _- mndg Dgst-memse, 8 gnmq gum n n a large variety n1 Canadian man gr ms and 9P9 Wlfllfll 1034 APP‘? °“"‘“°“- L‘”"“_--'°‘5'3" ‘° B°‘~l°“' PM“ “°"’°’°' “'3” u“; ‘“°' -”“ uiaotured articles m the various Canaan-n Indirtnsl Alcohol. Shaw- WM u the an» make o! them nu British Columbl ma Cedar A rats” bm°'m"'3l ltflhrllflrlh? v ll“ southern ports llllllllll and Illlerngtlong] “mm .11, shingle export schem- into