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WILL KNOWN Hmmm D1!!

NORTH SYDNEY, N. S., ,sm-11 9 -William Langille, Port Pilot fm- - FII and die of Cape Breton's beat known marine figures, retina _this week end because of 111 health.

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Burn Inverness Coal in

the kitchen range, its clean and very satisfactory.

' Sold by

' A. Pickarcl & Co.

Phone 240

“

g Fanlvlnns

I all still Sellinl! TACO Complete line of Farm Implements.

also

MELOTTE SEPARATORS and HALL line of

srlulvnns. runnslts. _ nam. Tunnsnnks, OIL.

-We have no agents- For' prices and terms

Apply to

I. ll. llElliliS lar emi Gems Sim*

Order Now (_ 1-'\‘

fttiiiser Spreaders at 835-00 .

l

W Plaster

_ _

.li1reProof PiasterBoard.

'Hardwall Plaster. ' Starlirae

. _lamp Uma ' Pitta' Paris useieleslamer.

5-i lf _

_Gm Mom" 'H `. ... ..._

Pivotal New

_ York Stocks

(Uaaadlaa Irene)

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¢ou a ... ... ... ... ._

atgmeau... ... ._ _.I

Il RHI I ... ... eu ¢ . es Beth Bteeiolll ...... _._ . , Gmc- on " c P s _ get

Bll 0 ... 8?. f..‘°5‘__ .".’.° _'.1' .;; 1§_°:_:_:;°_frd__n-iu_ Gen Elec ... _,_ __"° '°" _,__ ,om _ .

S eil 20% nm It ni

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its it

M Hnmm .lst Nickel If Nat nlseolt

N Y ann] _-__ '.".._. North American ___ ___ ' "°' Pull sera J _ ` gaalad . . . . . .._ _I "

ml ll N J _ ` ' ' Tex Gulf ___ _' ' "' “G Union Carbide ... _ _ '° Union Pacific ... ... " ' ' " unless corp ._ .'.'° "` U s Runner _ _ U S Steel . ... "N 0 Vanadium ... _‘_ H vvemngllonse _._ " lvoelwerla ..,

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M7 "L_ CURB

21 ss ss ii sail as 1s rr

1% as 45%

6% 19 62 m as in

Stueka

B A Oil ... ... ... 1 Beanbarnols ... _ . _ _ U 0"' Imo oil ._ Int Pele Walker Pfd ...

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Markets AtA Cla n c e

(Canadian Praes) TORONTO and Montreal-industrial l k ir lanl

s oc s regu y higher.

Toronto Mines-Closed lower. NEW YORK-Stocks closed lowel.

Winnipeg-Wheat closed lower. New Yor -Rubber, coffee and sugar

higher; eootos lower.

EX CHA NCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, April 9-British and

foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar, as complied by the Royal Bank ot Canada clcsed today sa follows:

Argentina peso .ZH

Australia pound 41132 Austria schllling 1001.

Brasil milrcis .will

China Hong Kong dollars ON.

Denmark krone .%il.

Finland flnmsrk .0281

France franc .om0.

Germany neichsmark IDG. Great Britain pound 510%.

Hungary pengo .2’l4.

India rupee .$911.

Italy llre _08‘$8.

Japan yen 8154.'

Jugoslsvis dinar .DUL

New Zealand pound 41%.

Norway krone JDO.

Poland sloti .100l.

South Africa pound 6 IMO.

Switserland franc .$234. United States dolhr I-10 per cent

discount.

NEW Y0llK_ April 0-Foreign ex-

change steady Great Brftaln high 5 18; low 5.11%; close 5 18; 00 day blila 5 1635; Francs 0,00; italy SM; Belgium 28.45; Germany N58; Can- ada 1.00 S16. s

PRUDUCE

(tialadha Prana) MONTREAL. April it-Butter prices

on the lontraai dairy and produce market were easier today whl e eggs were steady to a shade lower and cheese and potatoes remained un- changed. No 1' grade butter in ear- lota or ima was quoted at I cents s pound, with a few- dealers giving a f"-° :=..r’l_.': “° ar"--_ "li parse was ‘s c oss at cents and the year’s peak at ld. cents. Receipts totalled 814 boxes.

The egg market was 19 cents s

deaea for A large, 17 to 18 cents for A |uedium_ 16 to 17 cents for B and 15 to ld copes tor C. For graded ship- ments in caniots or less. A total of 1,242 eases was oksred for sale.

The cheese market continued at 111(

cents a pound for current make On- tarios and 11% te 12% cents for sum- mer white and colored cheese. Offer- ln amounted to Ili boxes.

grease potatoes sole for Sl 05 to

gpm per N pound bag and 81.10 to

tc imiisr \1anli;.t> __ _

1.18 r I G ~` l were rslsas neaatslas la 90 »°\=l\iI‘

Stock Markle?

_-___

(Canadian Ines) Steaks Ulslt

Dom Bilge ... ... s.. 1 ......_ 8 Bell Tel ... ..e »-s ... -.. ..._ 110 Brssilian ... ... ... ... ._.. 11% (ku Car ... ... ... .... S Call (hr Pftl ... ... ... ... ... 10*

Can ind Al ... ... ... ... ..._ ilu C P ... ... ... ... .ss 1| How iknlth ... ... ..._ I

Dom Btel Coal B ... ... ... ..._ Int Nickel ... ... ne ses e...

llsssely Harris .., .., _,_ ,_

lcCo Front ... ... ss.

alontresi Power ... ... Nat Brew ... ... ... "... Power Corp ... .s_ ... .__ Q“°b0¢ Pisver ... ... ... ...._

Shswiniigan ... ,__ ,... Steel o Can A ... ... ... _... Winnipeg ll ... ... ... ... ...

N. Y.CURB

(tiaaadhm Press) Stoeks qs”

§'~3E¥“»lU;'E$ gli

Am" Cilu I ... ... ... » _ 20% Amer Su Pow

p ... _ at; period ¥¢l~\'» ” .41 o and Ill .-. ..._ ._ 211,; sixth consecutive monthly inure __ cs 11 __ 2%

n arcoul ... ... _ ._

Cities Serv _ . . ___ ... ... ...... 2% Ei Bond sud Share ... . . ...-_ 10'). Ford oi’0nA.__ _..,.... M Imp 01.1 ... ... ... ... .__ 'l , Ill! Pete ._`_....-. ... ..- .ss ... 34

Ning Hnd ... ... ___ ... ... .. G sl ll Isa ., 115

_.im

L_ April 9-

Whest my no 2 75.

Barley L' W no I B0.

Oats C W no 2 47. Oats C W no I 44.

(his feed no 1 46. Fl°\i» lnrins wheat patents time

5 00.

lfiour seconds 4.0. Flour bakers 4.80. Flour winter wheat patents choice

Shorts toll $8.3.

Hiddiinga ton 04.1.

Boiled oats bag 00 lbs &.$_ lla! so 2 per ton esrlots Kid M.

P- ll- I- mg lim to slao. NEW YOR Aoru o-nas: or 1s

staple commodity prices (Dec 31 1031 equs1L1oo:_1oza average equals 250.5).

gwkr “li '-iayrgv der 131.7.

. Bl

losl nu' 140 4 llieazlgfa su

was hlgl. uso me ls.. 1232 high loss lass loe-

_#fi -°’ .°_

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

'EW YORK. Avril 0-British cur-

rencies recorded alight advances ln mg fvfeltn exchange markets otdsy.

The range in sterling exchange was

narrow, but the pound closed at $5.18 its top for the day and hs!! g egg(

hiker than Batnrday\ final race.

e Candalan dollar closed at a pre-

mi'“I 0! H6 sement. an 1-lc 'ras French franc remained stationary throughout the day st 6.00 cents.

M0 TBIIAL, Apvil 0-Movements

were narrow on ilontreal foreign ex. #Muses willy sud currencies mm-so in no definite direction. The pound and the United States dollar both "led fmtionsllv while the lrmnfa franc was unchanged. Th* Pound was firm at the opening

ot! 0-16 cent from Saturday. The dnl' lar slipped back l-lil oi' one percent, to 3-10 percent disc aunt sm gh, .mm continued at 0.50 cents,

Fish Quotations

_ (Canadian Press)

BOSTO , iilass April 0-Seventeen

vessels sl'..vrd at the fish ples hers

Wholesale Quotationa:-

Large cod 4 to 5 cents. Mar at cod 4 to 5 cents.

Haddock 5 to 0 centa.

Lemon soles 0 to 10 centa.

Black backs 'I cents.

Pollock 51,( to 555 cents.

Yellow- tall flounders 454| to BM.

Cuak Bla to 4% cents. Dabs 8 to 4% cents.

Haddock scrod 8% to 4* cents.

BANKS

' (Canadian Press)

laaks Clase

Commerce ... ... ._ its Montreal ... ... ... ... .. 13'! Nova Scotia ... ... -

noni 1;;

21'.. sm". also 1° ti-4°-_

Successful fox

1>r°nsssii°n-

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_f`u;) IMPERI LS

IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS because A they contain food elements essentlv-1 for health, strength md wwweful

IMPERIALS should be fed uber- . new to as they supply ele-

ggles neowtoensure

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however. to react to

tnicity output

an increase

over the same

of last making the

asc.

Traders found nothing constructive in the news and the stock attracted no special interest. Canadian Cei- anese Preferred was strong on re- ports the company is considering establishment of a new plan for settlement of arrears of $25.50 per share. The stock advanced 3-4 point

...._ Miscellaneous ‘°,;,,,’,‘,;'__,”“‘”,,2f ‘2,,,,,_ ,, ,__

opening but weakened on the face

14

MONTMLU-wa rum of light profit-taxing later. open-

ing at 18.75 it slipped back to 18.00 where it held a loss of 25 cents. International Nickel closed with a gain of 15 cents at 28.05 while Can- adhn Hydro Electric Preferred firmed 2 1-2 at '15 to equal its pre- vdolis high for the year. Dryden, McColl Frontenac and others also

” 3° "’ *°°°- mowed small gsuu. steel or cm- ifill' J.§"',‘2,°§T "‘°° ‘° “ ‘°' aaa Preferred flrmec s point sf.

38

and bank were also Muller.

On the other hand Bruck Silk

was one of the weak léaders with

§ ..§ii§§ii§§- eggiiag lggliiii _ . il illiii

'. (LY.

EXBHANGE

ii

co

tohav lookedl former ware

ziiiili

sion with rwpect hill, a good rise in

stronger metal prices

that Governor Eugene Black Reserve Bos-rd said he expected. some modifications tl the ssc1u\ itlbs ad.

On the other hand. labw dii!i'|»-

culties IBN!! moved into the bead- Lines. Automobile stocks. most dl- rectly affected by such develop- ments, were soggy douhtiea because Wall Street was wondering bow much production, now at the top of its seasonal stride, might be held back. News of the Nash Motors dividend omission did not reach here until the market had closed.

In contrast, non-ferrous rneml

shares rallied ss quota-tions on oop- per, lead and sine were advanced slightly. Anaoonda, Kenneeott. Hows Sound, Cerro do Pasco, Phelps Dodge, Magna and U. B. Smelting rose fractions to a point. Inactive Chile Cooper came to life with a rise of more than 3. Silver representatives also strengthened as the price of bar metal was lift- ed to within a traction of its but level since 1930.

Steels responded mildly to word

that operations had expanded to 47.4 percent of capacity against 433 percent last week, the figures be- ing those of the American Iron sr Steel Institute. Utilities and rails were inconsplcuous. Austin N ols,

caan out colored 1154. s decline of 3-4 point at 19%. ‘,;:,*;§'°A“{_“;§'_°'2,,“‘»4 *° 12%- Montreal Power decunea a-a at A medium 11 |.,'1g_ 37 1-4 and Dominion Bridge, Do- g E 3 5 tw'-I. minion Steel and many more clos- ,°__,,,__ q_§°';‘1*,,5 __ ,_ __ ed elm minor :mtl-mal deficit..

N. s. mes $1.10 ei. a1.15'_ ` Sales 12,200. Bonds $14,990.

Corp. and Dominion Stores

market since March 28.

P

anticipated because of the

Alleghany Preferred, Chess

progrwl, 'I`ra.nsactlon.s iotalie 305 shares, the smallest fiv

ich

Curtis Publishing, J. J. Newberry,

peuke made d 886,-

e-

A ickup in steel output had

impulse

hour

been

but eased later to dose at 35.16 ll-lit :ood and choice $0; cows good Sl to

LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press)

M0.\".i‘H.EAL_ April li-Offerings on

the two Montreal livestock markets today were 2,050 head. Cattle recall!!! were dll) head. The ,mall run of cattle was mode up mostly of steers

and cows contuinirg repreeentlltivc lots of pruci.<-:lily l grades. Good steers sold 1-/ Sli to $6.00, the latter price being for a straight load of well-finished Onhrlo steers averngin 1,210 lbs. The bulk of the medium steers sold bc-tween m and $5.50. Common steers ranged from S3 50 for the thinnest k.nds to 476 or hetterfo th f io dium lir Cow

8

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sold regularly at $4 to $4.25 for good lots, 33% to $3.76 for medium kinds and ltlfai to S3 for plain butchers. Cancers snil clatsrs were from $150 to $2 25. There were but few hi-ifers and only gight-:en hulls Bulls si-id from $2 50 to $4. Steers up to 1,050 lbs good and choice lil to til 60; ine- dium 85 to 50.60; common $3 50 to $5.75; steers oror 1,060 lbs good and choice $6 to $0 50; medium 35 to $5.50; common S350 to |415; (nfl c:1ives_

4.2l'|;u1ed.um $3.25 to $3 .:i; common

?2.50 to Sli; callners and c\lit"rs $150 o $2 rl; bull; good $360 to $4- com~ mon $1 50 tu 83 i‘.'i.

Calf receipts were 1,217 head. Cal-

slowiy lt prices estimated to b steady on good calves with common kinda selling Ai cents or more lower than the close oi’ last week. A fe good calves averng.ng around 130 lbs sold up to $5 50. One lot oi’ mcllillln

good to food calves brl-vein 54.75. (hives we ghing between 1l\ and 121) lbs of Qiir to lneliluul av:=':\,- quality

brought iyetween $4 and $1511 Conl- mon iigh veaia were ar--will S3 50. Common thin lvlnkerg vi--~,»l.i|\g lc-as than 100 were sold for $2 15 tn $3.21 with the hulk st $3. Hood and choice veal $5 50; common and nlcd.um $2.75 to 5.00.

Sheep receipts were 80 had A few

yearllngs of just fair quality brought UH) to $6. Sheep null rams were weighed up together at $4 to $460 wlra a rew laps sl ss. lowes $4 to to; lambs, common Sli to til

Hog receipts were 1_1r.:'i head. Bac-

ohl and selects were $8 25 with $1

per hog premium nn selects l<l\|t<~h_ ers, lig ts and hesvies were from $1.75 to SS. About one-third of tha hogs offe d sold t o

re a $8! $.~l'.!5 including

almgrsdes. Bows were from ed to

ves were unsettled. Sales w r madc-

.°° _lnentir1Congreestolnake

W

eases

but

provided by the price incl' which soon become effective, the actual rise was iarsrl' than some had expected with specifica- tions increasmg rather sharply, it was inferred that consumers have been carrying small stocks.

General Motors Corporation re-

ported the largest March saim to dealers for any month since last June and for any March since 1031. Sales to United States consumers were more than double those of a year ago. Chrysler reported n larg- er export business in March than for the entire first quarter of 1933; with the exception of 1933 it was the best March irl the history of the companys export subsidiary.

The bond markets recent be-

havior has quickened interest in the matter of reviving the capital mar- ket. Recent offerings have been confined almost exclusively. to the municipal category, and demand for the best issues is lively, ss the low yields 1nd.cate. Recently, there has appeared a more definite move-

some

changes in the securities act. Most bankers feel tho-t "liberalization" of this measure would be quickly re- flected in the volume of new fin- ancing.

What Stocks Did

Sat.

237 238

Mon. 247 285

Advances _ _ _ . _ _ Declines ._ ... Unchanged _ _ ._ 171 147 Total issues 703

MINING

ffanarllaa Preeal

1‘0}10,\"rl> April 0-Tlronto Exrhnllgc \| 4 given a shsilo-dow

Stork n to-

,____;

he

part ol

~ GRAIN

in the nature of

the various deliver-

( ll with

o spree s

little ln the

cs-plinns n|il.|lly in the silver

several stocks Volume was

tom

slight-

tna deal-

""°w nm s.-\.~m and lilo volume wa

The in-ni -1 rasnaitlea in the

Inke.

(Carnelian Press)

'l‘0RONTu_ April 0-

ltooks

te cause stand on

Ajnk Ol' __ \ » -

Al” ._

Amity ._ Anglo H Area Ashle! _ Aigosua Bagumao Barry ll I Udall Bear »

Bi$l(l._..... .. BoJo._._... . ._

lralerue Brx Bra ... ... _ . . ... ._ _ lst! Osn ... _

... ` --

on the wheat bash

. s -

(ksPst._.s .. . __ Chiboag ... _._ ._

ricy ... ... ... _._ ._

(IMA.

CAII PIIUK

closing lmv=r Some of the hal ing nrounii the suspicion of the change management committee s

i ol n en nir is

is uullers o 1 s il I mnlle into the day's' operation

\- . were Coniaurnm

f,:..'..‘lf§_"_.f..|»'l`;"' near sas mr

Bunk Hill ._ _ . ._ _

tiny the nlmie list, with a few

' group,

vmer-

lmnle ilro|\p.»~d 8l_ Hollinger 40 ff lilrlntyre i_‘.'» Trek, 20 and \\ Ilnrgrmvva li llralorne gained

ascens-

C _ \

Acme Oil ... ... ... -... Aconda .

Cal and Edu: _ Qi Oil . - -.. . - Canaan let ._ . _ . ... tkriboo _ _ ._ _

l)stleT... . _ ...-

s in heavy,

4..'i97_000 shares changing hands.

|.mu.\s in the big gold group

ex ml it being

was

iight.

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DOWN through the years- since it was .

-well

QCZ

established in 1832-The Bank of Nova ’ Scotia has steadily kept pace with the advancing needs of Canadian industry and enterprise. Today, as in the past. it offers to sound business not only complete f

facilities for the performance of every

banking function, but more _ an individ- »

ual attention to the needs of each client. =

|Vorld-widefacllitiestnevay

departmentofbanking `

‘lhe of NUVA SCOTlA»

OVER A CENTURY OF BANKING SIKVICI

III

12 % 130

as-o me ass

0% 41

Common W P ... .. ... ... s.- Conisgas _ ... Uunisurulu . s ... _..._ li hlines ... . . . -... Eldorado ... .. ._ . _ F Bridle ... ... - ...._

Fed 5111 o.. ... . . Good sh .. ._ Gods Lake ... _ . . . Goidalo _._ ... _ ._ _ Goldiield .,. _ _ ... ... ._ Graham ... ... ... ... ... ilran Gold ... ... ... ... ... ._ Greene ... ... ... llaicrow ... ... ... _ Gunnar ... . _ ... . . _..._ lisrker ... .. . . - lloiiingefr ... ... _ Homestead ... ... .. Howey .__ ... _ ._ ._ lurk Hua ,__ ._ ... Kirils ... ... ._ Kootenay ._ ... . _ Lakeland _ ... _ L Shore .. ... . .. Lee Gold . _ .__ Lowery P ... . _ _ ._ iinpie L ... _._ . _ ...__ McKensie . . _ .. , ilacssas , ... ._ ._ ilelntyre . .. ._ Mohliilan . _ -. ... _ .\1cVittie ... . ... ... ... iicwatiers _._ _ _ _. ... Meri Oil ... ... . _ Mid Oil... ._ _ . . iiin Corp . .. . . . ... lloff Hall ... . _ ... Murphy ._ _._ . Ncrwbec ._ ___ ... _ Nipissing ... - . _ _ . . ... ... Noranda ... ___ .. North Call ... . . . ._ olgs oil _ _ _._ Paymsater ... . . ._ PetCldC.._.... ._ Pioneer ... ... .- . . __ _ Premier' ... .. .. . Prol Air ... . _ _ _

tiuemont .. ... .. ._ . .___ lead Auth ... ._ lt Gold ...

eno . . _ . .. ._ San Ant ... s. . _

155 16% ll) 14

W 122 49

1'-'l 70 00 ->

M 81 112 275

30

2-il -H0 H o

1401 110 50 15 104 106 400

8

242 135

Sarnia ... . . __ lilacoe _ . . . _ __ Sherritt ... .. ..._ S0llth Tile ... . _ . ._ St Anthony ._ _ mad Basin ... ... . _ Bud Cont ... ... _ . _ _ ___ Sylvanite ... .. . . . __ T60 H -a ... Thorns Cad .. ... Towsgmse - . . Vacuum ._ ... Ventures _ Wsin WM ... _ . ._ ._ lvslte Amu .. ._ Wayside ... _ . ._ Wh-te Fag ... ... ._ “'iliF9! C ... ._ _ Wrirht Il _ _ 'fetal sales ¢,:|s1,ooo.

11 M IQ”

21) 740 M (li .

10 145

UNLISTID

idermse _ _ ... .~. ... ... _._ .issoc (Jil ._ _._ _ _ . __ l~|’dwln ... _ . ... ._ ,_ __ l::ll::lc ... . . -- ... . ._

iirrit T' . ... . _ I ""o\1lle» _ ._ HA Can Kirk . ... . _ 13 Cap Rouyu ... . _ _ _ ... _ Cen hlan __ _ . . _ 1 Chem Iles ... . .. . -. __ 200 Churchill _ . .. _. ii

Clifton ._ ._ C Copper ... _

Cobalt ... .. . ..

Dal0il..._.... . Dom Erpl ... . . _ l>om1i..__.. . _ ay; Els! (`l’l ... .. - _ 21 Erie Gas _ ._ .V2 (iilbrr: _ . . . s . ... 5% Uroselle .__ . . _ . _ 18 Hilltop . .. . Z

Home Oil . Had Bay _ . Jack Msn ... _ -

Kirk llulat , . .

Kirk Town ... ._ ...

L Maron _._ ‘__ ._ _ been _ _ __ llsirobie ... . _ Handy ... .. _ lclnod ..,... .. N Hawk Nordon ... ... . _ Oil Bel ._ _ ... . -~. Oslsko ... ... ... ... Part Hill _ . . . ._ ._ Peud Ore ,__ ._ _ _ Park Hill... _ _ Pawnee K _ Psnd Ora .__ _ . Pore Cro ... .. - . _ Potidosl . ._ Preston . .-- llbago ._ . _ _ liichis .., . . . . . llohbblout ... . ... _ lloysliie _ So Kaora ... _ _ _ Stadacarla ... ... _ . ._ Sed lines ... .. _ _ _ ._ Vickers ... Whihte fake Wood Kirk

25 .1 Iii/|

.....

M 120 M 5

120

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100

9%

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iii szulo ny,

4:50 oe N -lily,

is ‘B0

7 3%

6%

0 CARDBOABD SUITABLE FOB

.0 :il 3%

ills l

2*/1

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41 we 16 1785

3%

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-$5 i:'e’~‘

loc uno 10 4 84 111,; 24'/_ s 1s 5% 0% 1| 0% 2

1'/s 2%

s 1 i 1130 ` 4% all ".41 3%

to

word Other rates on application.

lA'l‘lx-lo per word, three laser-

tlona for the price el twa, strictly

--in l’

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

C tralG dl I ala de Der word; Western and laassra leeaiqla. 9:: ..e.a;"ls'aa'°naa:fe-.ills sua realms lvente. ls ser werll Ulvlllll to per word; Ia lemnrlarn Notices. 'lee par tselst Lllta nl l'lar\\ eil Spiritual 0fferlngs_ Cards, ate _ 4s per aalse| Lettars ed 0andaloaaa,4'|Os. per lash; Notices of Thanks and Assraciatma. fee. pc innh aw sa. pr

Ilnlmuna Charge for any advertisement twaliif-flve oath.

Wanted ‘ -_

For Sale

FOB. SALE - AUCTION FORT!-

F1v¢_ Bridge and Whisi BCOYS Cards. Guardian Central Joh pr-l_m,¢ry_ Nov. 1-tf.

BOTTLES WANTED. FHONI 1

Will call fur. Bill Michael. L-1 waN'rr.D-noanp arm ltooar.

Preferably one with fireplace. Ap Ply "A" care Guardian L-175

FOB SALE-SEED OATS AND

barley. Joseph McLeod. Darlinge ton. L4753

FOR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Five, Bridge and Wills: Score Cards, Guardian Centra! Job Primer; _j9Y.3:=f-

lining euthollses. etc.. lr PH sheet. Guardian Office. tt;

\ll0USE FOB SALE-MODERN

self-contained flats. Hot water heating. Good location. Double garage. Apply Guardian. 1.-l’l4_7_

To Let

T0 LET - MEAT SHOP. APPLY

243 Richmond Street. L-170|.

l FOR RENT-APARTMENT. FEBS!

floor Brighton Court. Apply span. ment 3, 92 Brighton L-1771

it T0 LET -_ LARGE SUNNY FIONI

room without board. Good lou ation. Apply Guardian Office.

1.-1101'

_F_e;maie__l'I_e_lp Wanted

r-‘on saul- 4 Goop FARM

Horses 7-8-12 year old. Also i Hoe Drill and Cultivator. Apply

to J. W. Patterson, Hunt.crIJRi'y;e;".

100 FARMS FOB SALE, STORES.

Hotels, Dwellings, Timi.el'la_n:is, ¢f,¢_ Free list. Hugh McCall..m, "The Real Estate Man,” Truro.

)‘_°3"i<

Fon saLs-ls GOOD FARM

horses 1 brought from Quebec. Mostly mares. Also see Beisill-H Stallion King Albert II, when ln M°E?“€-_i‘.°E‘_Vf".'?SEF1 __ ‘:'1_7B°; Farm Fon s_s1.r-: - INKERMAN,

1,0; 29, fifty acres land. iZ00<1 house and bam. Appiy MUEHNL Hagen. Comwaii, l>_ E. 1. L-1_'i73-

, --- --_ W* A

Mlscellanglus _ “__ _

WILL EXCHANGE TEAM TRUCK

wagon one chesp horse or cot. Ed Ryan, Loft. 40. _“__ lgj179l;

that the convocation address would be given by the Rev. M. B. Davidson M. A., who graduated from the college in 1906 and who will iekc as hs subject "Bai dos of Bri<isP-<7' Ha will be honored during the con- vocation with the honorary d€8Tl‘¢ oi doctor of divinity, and at the i same time the Rev. G. Cameron. who graduated from the college ln 1901. will be granted this dosret-

At the convocation prizes Mid

other awarrh for suoceu in i-h¢ yes-r"s work Will 5° 85”" W " number of the sxty students who have rqrlmred at the college f°r ,¢_u¢;e, during me past session. All the gr1duai»i-D8 °l'“‘ h°"'° been located in pastoral charges for work following graduation.

Th, two graduates Of 10113 5954' mg so be honored with 1121101’ 4¢' gyms come il"0m Ontario chiafllhed. 'rneR.ev_ M.Dav1deon_sm cha-me of Central Church. GCR. 0D'*fi°- ana ls move ss hsvins been “wh mamma ln wma vwvlel Wri- 'rhe Rev. alr. Cameron cornea (Nm DUUYDIIUO.

________.__._- will SAF! 811;!" BUT N01* POI MAYUR

gaasrlon.. fff __ ppgggggrglgggps ¢0|_|,g,qg BA; ’___K"p_ -»- Ulm' WUAHNG CLAS! Xt., AW”

Barley: lay NMI: Jail 40'/lA: Od

aneu sate lor l»d°»\\"»°-“-‘ lulvlhili e

i liiigfii ;§,il§i,i;,i,. IEEE ,EE giiliiéii-» _ gg. 5; liiliifii

i

GIRL FOR. GENERAL HOUSE-

worlr. 17 Greenfield Ave. L-1103.

WANTED -_ GIRL FOB LIGHT

house work. Momings. Amiy stat- ing wages io Box 43, Charlotte- town. l»174d.

WANTED AT ONCE, CAPABLI

woman to care for aged couple, woman an invalid. Write stating wages required and giving refer- ence or cnll in person. John Hill- man, Bradslbane, P. E. I. L-176k

mil-"’-_l;" *__* i Work Wanted -_--.____-.;;-_l»-» ... - 1 EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS

position as housekeeper, Apply 280

_Grlaiton Street. L-1735K

Boarders Wanted --- _ -- _f___-;::;._»; :_ wa:~m»;n _ z seasons. .lrrtlt

177 Grafton. L-1728,

-__-__--,-_-,-;-----_--__ ~. ;

Male Help Wanted

WANTED _ MAN Y l"OYll.V

Fark. Apply Watson Livingston,

iyde River. 1,1139,

_1;1. APPRENTICE W AN Tl D TO

learn Barber Trade. Short. Coursq expert training. Molar Barber Col- lclzc. Halifax. L-356.

'_ _ _ _ 1;:-' ; ____3

PISQUID WEST SCHOOL

Report for March: Grade X-i, Mary Handrshan; I

Walter Jay.

Grade Vlll-l, Ida Handnhan; I,

Erma Jay; 3, Ida Coffin.

Grade P11-l, Martin Birt. Grade VI-1, Zita Handrahalil 31

Gerald Hughes; 3. Gora Coffin. Grade IV-1. Theirna Birt: D. Laura Kelly and Waverley ‘llyi I- Eimer Hughes.

Grade III-1, Junior Coffin: I

Evelyn Hsndrahsn.

Grade 1 ia)-1, Vernon Haskins

non.

cn-sde x (h)-l, Leona Hand:

han.

Grade I ic)-l, Georgie Biff!

Alice Jay. reflect attendance - leary BIN

damn. tvelyn ilandrahan, laura Kelly. rrlrllest ever-are-8%. Ida @-

drahsn.

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