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rmw YORK. April 22-—Dow

Jones carries aogtorykthis mugging g ohrysler rp. expec

$011 more earnings for the first mm; “- ending March 81 mm shown for the same quarter mc year when 02.12 a share was reported. 'I'he story states that its ggmings will exceeds year ago by as much as 15 per;ent. If tilts es- timate is correct, eamings should be $2.44 or better. General Motor report expected to be published this afternoon and this report is also expected to be favorable.

Dividend meetinse scheduled for today are Bristol Myers,'Armstroug Cork and Ligett and Myers Tob- acco. As stated in yesterday's smmoon letter that in view of the fact that presidents talk Sat- urday night in New York and the trench elections Sunday we would not expect yestel-day's rally to make much further headway at this time. but as long as averages hold above the lows of March we

would not give uphope. As 1;: as the House Tax Bill is concerned it will need more careful study as to its influence on the stock market but in any event it will probably 50 ¢‘-l1ll18€d in the senate.

'IORON'I‘o, Bureau sa Street rumors indicate that Silo’; (Fold Mines may increase its div- idend rate on the next quarterly payment due July 15 from the present rate of 20 cents per share. ’I'hisisinfsceofea.rningsof28 cents per share in 1936 with cur- rent production not exceeding the 1985 average. Strong liquid pos- ition oi the company makes a ,bonu-l feezlble however.

Stadacona R.ouyn—Has ordered new mill equipment to be installed on their Rouyn township property with construction near. according to a ncrthem wire service.

MON'I'R.EAL, April 22—Do.mln- ion Coal pfd dividend noy quarter- ly instead of semi-annually next dividend record June 15 payable July 2, 38 cents.

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MON'I'R.EAL, April 22—British and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follows:—

Argentina peso .2770.

Australia pound 8.9600.

Austria. schllling .1889.

Belgium beige .1699.

China Hong Kong dollars .8270.

Czechoslovakia crown .0416.

Denmark krone .2216.

France franc .0661.

Germany relchsmark .4044.

Great Britain pound 4.9568.

Hol fiol-in .6822.

India V ’ .8754.

Italy .0791.

Japa 152905.

New nd pound.-8.9999

Norway krone .2498}?!

Poland zlotl .1897. ‘

South Africa pcund 4.9352.

Spain peseta .1372.

Sweden krone .2560.

S itzerland franc .3276.

United States dollar 15-32 per

cent premium.

-NEW YO!-‘CK, April 22—11‘oreign exchange easy. Great Britain de- mand high 4.93 7-8; low 4.93 1-4; close 4.93 1-4; 60 day bills 4.92 5-8; France 6.58 3-8; Italy 7.88; Bel- gium 4022; Canada 99 1-2.

Closing exchange rates:—

At Mcntreal—Pound 4.95 11-16; 11. 8. dollar 1.00 15-32: franc 6.61.

At New YO1'l£—Polll’ld 4.98 1-4; Canadian dollar 99 1-2; franc 6.58

At Pa.ris—Pound 74.97 fr; U. 8. dollar 15.18 fr; Canadian dollar 16.10 fr.

In gold—-Pound 125; U. S. dollar 59.39 cents; Canadian dollar 59.12 cents.

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For Sale

POE SALE — TABLES. E10. I84 Prince street. L-3874-4-21-31.

HOUSE FOR. SALE — APPLY 47 Ghesmut street. L-3725-4-22-31.

FOR SALE — AU(.'1‘l0N roun- Flve, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Prinwfl '

FOR. SALE — COOKING RANGE almost new. Apply Catherine Gas. Churchhili. L-3958-4-22-4i.

FOR. SALE — CHOICE BRIGHT seed oats harvest without rain.

Miscellaneous

WILL rill! MILLS swr MACH- ines. Please send Serial Number and style. Toronto Coin Machines Agencies, 1 Sheppard St., Tor- onto. Ont. N-621-4-21-41.

WILL PARTY WIIO TOOK SHOES from wagon at North American Hotel. Saturday, please return and save trouble, to ‘‘A.‘' cure Guard- ian. L-3926-4-22-3i.

THE SUN LII-‘E HAS A NEW LOW premium policy which guaran- tees even in the event of your death the completion of the things you had planned to do.

Herb Dennis. M&1'51111e1d- Consult J. .4. Moore, Currie 1--31E1;4;22_-5_1; Building, Charlottetown. MAIDEN rum FERN PLANT. 10o , tpaid. Joseph Aiken, Shan- wa§_t§‘i_ non, Quebec. N-034-4-23-141. ‘ ‘L: _.._..___._——_ WANTED _ .100 can, phone FOR SALE — TWO srunnsaxsn 847-11 L-3869-4-21-ii.

Engines. one Chrysler 70 Engine. Jim Lund, Condensed Milk ‘Fac- tory. L-3730-5-22-3i.

HIGHEST GRADE NOVA SCOTIA shore gravel and sand for sale. Call Weeks Coal Yards. L-8738

FOR SALE — PEDIGREED PERE- nese Pups 2 months old. Mrs. White, 3614 Kent Street.

L-3729-4-22-3i.

WAN'1'l:}D — A SMALL uua'lE' Apartment. Write “B.” care _(}uardian. L-3832-4-18-5i.

wAN'1‘ED—l-‘URNISPIED ROOMS suitable for light housekeeping.

Apply 177 Euston Street. L-3773-4-23-3i.

Male Help Wanted

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ltoska open last Air Red Al Chem 100 190 Am Can 12714 12714 Am For Pr 8 81,5 2:; W1 M I ‘.'2 22 Am Tel Tel 1011/, 1041/, Anaconda 37% 311)“, fitlv.-b!i‘so‘n 77% 78 i E 31‘ 32 Auburn 4334 4:114 Bolt Ohio 10% 19% §:.“'.“‘.. “:1 “1- g a an 1, an Poe Ily 12?: 3% se 4 Ches Ohio 12.10%. Chrysler y 93 4 14 Con Gas Co 32 32% Corn Pro 7'5 70% Cur Wright or); 5% Dupont 14% 14491, Gen Elec 33$’, 39* Hell i<‘oods 333; 39% (ion Not as 31 Goodrich 21% 21% Goodyear Tire 20% 2095 llud Mot Car 1714 17 int liar ‘lg 331,5 ‘llnil Tel and Tel 141/; 141:2 0 ns Man 031 10 Kenllccnit 301% 3?)” Mont Ward 31/‘ 417 liiur Corp 17% 17 11:0: Am Co 2‘! 27% ‘or me ill . Puck Mar 10% Penn It It 32% 3115 Phil Pct Co 45% 451/, Pub Sen Co 41 40% Pure Oil Co 21%, 21% Radio Corp 117 11% Radio Keith Orph 5% 01,5 Sears ltoe (iii 06% Shell Union Oil 11 171/; South l’llc 311 34% Std 0'1 N .7 tun/_, .3,-1 l'nitv:d Air 3 24 United Co (la (1% Un“.2lI Gall imp 16 155.4, 3 S ltull 31% my, Ht Cor in r Vanadium D 21$‘

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LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press)

M0 . April 22-—'I‘r-iders, lnfluenrrd by the dearth of high mde Offerings. .ere reluctant to 3”” 11111’ 111111118 movement in 61111)’ dealings on Montreal live- stock markets today. 'l'here

were not enough cattle to establjsh prices and other divisions held

steady. '

Receipts cattle 24; calves 149; sheep 12; hog; 158.

Calves were firm at $4 :0 34,25 for mixed lots of common to plain Quality. A few medium made $5.

Sheep ranged rrom $3.50 to :5.- 50 according to quality and bacon hogs, fed and watered. were steady at so with the usual premium 0': $1 on selects. Butchers, heavier; “"1 “EMS W919 $8.50 and extra heavies $8. sows at $6 to :7. were unchanged

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Pres)

MONTREAL, April 22-—Values W919 3593115’ and unchanged in 113113 i-1'11-d-1118 today on Canadian gglglmodity exchange produce sec.

Butter Bpot—-Sales: 125 boxes Que grass (buyers inspection) 21 $3.1-ggl-e fresh (buyers inspection)

Cheese Spot-Ont make) 10 1-211.

Eggs spot-—otnt. A large so so 20 1-2. A medium 18 1-4; A pul. lets 17 to 1'7 1-2.

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bis 3110, Also 31101-mom bun 1 locality. Reasonable rates. Phone Am G‘,’,'_ E, 35%

36:1‘. Walter 3. Weeks, Kensinfi 537. L-3080-4-23-iii. sug: Pow 2

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Produce Prices

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, April 22—

Wheat, nor no 2 90 1-2.

Barley C W no 8 46.

Oats C W no 8 38.

Oats feed no 1 36.

Flour seconds 35.10.

Flour spring wheat patents,

firsts $5.50. Flour bakers $5.00. Flour winter wheat patent, choice $3.90 to 84.00.

Flour white corn $4.40 to $4.50. Bran ton $20.25.

Shorts ton 821.25.

Mlcidlings ton $25.25.

R/oiled oats bag 90 lb; $2.75.

Hay no 2 per ton carlots 69.00. Cheese no 1 Ont col 10 to 10 1-2. Butter no 1 21 1-2 to 3-4.

Eggs in cartons A large 23. Eggs A medium H.

Eggs B 21.

Eggs A pullets 20.

Potatoes P E I ln‘.s 80’s $1.70 to 1 75

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P E I cobbleifs 80's $1.80-$1.66. N. B. mts 80's 11.60 to 81.65.

N. B. mts 10’s 22-23.

Que mts 60'; 8155 to $1.60. Que no 2 80's $1.50-81.80.

MINING _

(CI.lIf:Illll Pres)

TORONTO, April 22—I..osses on the Toronto mining market today

' were more than balanced by gains

and aggregate volume improved on that of the previous session by more than 200,000 shares. Interest was concentrated in the golds and a few of the secondary issues pushed forward vigorously on heavy buying. A spurt in Beattie to 1.52 reacted in Nipissing and Ventures, two heavy holders of Beattie shares and all three re- corded net gain; of 6 to 20 cents. The exchange index for the golds was up .39, to1'z9.84 the miscellan- eous mines index .34 to 134.23.

Senior golds continued firm to strong but showed nothing of con- sequence in the matter of volume. Dome added 1 1-4 closing at 49 1-4 and Bralome, Wrighrt Her- gxeaves and Hollinger registered model-ate gains. McIntyre closed unchanged and Lake shore drop- ped 1-8.

TORONTO, April 22.-

Stoclu Close Acme Oil 2 Alex 21,4 Alumna 8% Anglo 490 Arniflt-ld 85 Ashley it Asioi-a 5 Arenas’ 132 Illllrnlllnc 7% Barry H 4 Bus’ Met 22% Bear 30 Boniiln 148 BIL’ .\I 00 Bolvjo ux,5 llrniurne 750 B If X 15 Buff .\nk 400 Buff Full 9 Cal I-ldm 124 Clm Mill 1]? Cnsilv‘ '1‘ 150 (You PM 328 Ch:-In lics 107 Cllllmug 140 Cloricy 714 (‘olllnruln 264 Dome 4914 Dom Ex 5% Dnnl lvlx: 61,5 Idlllurzlilo I05. l4‘nl:-on $5 lml Kirk 48/. Frllllkllll 5% Gods Lake 98 Glllllllli’ 24% floodfish 19% (lrnhnln 47’. Grilllllllil 20% (irrlmloro 81/; (llor-no 49% Gllllllllr 92 IIill‘il R 101 I‘Ifli'l<(’l" 11 Ilulllllgcr 14 llum-‘stead 39 IIfl\V('_V 110 J .\l (‘nus (‘:0 Kirk Hull 50 kirk Lake 45 Luke Sir 5:114 lillm Cunt 8119 Label 21 Lee Gold 3 Iliilo I. L 0130 Mm-llslul 7'3 \lnll that 15% M:uvll- I. liilé .\l.»lu:yn- 4:1 Ml'l\'cllzic 150 I\l(‘.\lllliIl\ 5% \lc\\‘l|iicr's 153 Merl (lll Ill IiIr'\'iitle 24 ill ll Corp 11.’- Iillllin 75 .\lnIl«-in Ii Mnrrln K ill’: liiurphy 3% Ncwbuc 3 Nlpisslng I60 Nornulln 61% Non (‘an 37 Olga oil 0% Olnt‘,':ii 5'.’ Pnnlour 415 Pnymllater S7 I’:-rron 10'.‘ Pet C ll C 2% Pick Cro 065 Premier 2215 Preston 28 Que lillnel 110 Road Auth ‘-305 lied Lake 11-5 Ilocho 1014 ~ Royallte 20% San Ant ‘Z36 Sh:-rrlit 13-5 slscoe 854 Sou T111 65‘ Sllco-3 M 854 sou ’l.‘ib 1154 1' 8'1 22% 107‘ 98 237 8‘! Hill,‘ M5 2'35 181 25 #15 126 \‘ ._. ' 5 . 1;; Wright 1! 800 'I‘u1n' selea 978.000. ITNLISTIZD fild""‘l ill‘ lg“ r»:I ’ '1 (‘on .\| n 19 Chuvch H 5

Motors Lead . Upturn On N .Y. Market

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(By I1‘:-er-1 Iluflllleu. Auoelsted

Preas Fiusnefl Writer) (A. P. By Guardian’: weeiai Wire) NEW YORK, April 22—5e1ective buying which fell to motors. spe- cialties and farm shares hoisted prlces1to2ormorepointsinthe stock market today.

The demand, ‘. kers said, hinged on tinned favorable trade and industrial news. It was described as developing to some ex- tent as an aftermath of more than a. week's decline.

Measured by the Associated Press average of 60 stocks the market advanced .7 to 62.2. Transactions totalled 1,837,240 sharu against 2,032,400 on Tuesday,

As evidenced by the brisk call for motor shares which put Gen- eral Motors up 1 5-8 to 67 1-2 and Chrysler 2 5-8 to 90 1-2, the fin- ancial community apparently took the same hopeful view of the in- dustry's outlook as Alfred P. Sloan. Jr., president of General Motors Corporation.

U. 5. Steel at 68 1-4 and Beth- lehem at 58 7-8, had gains of 1 and 1 7-8, respectively. Wall Street studied the advances in terms of the indications that the use of heavy steels stands a good chance to improve during the period ahead.

American Gan at 126 1-2, Allied Chemical at 191 and Anaconda at 38 1-2 were among issues which scored run-ups 1 to 2 or more points.

Speculative interest converged on the farm issues. Case was up 5 at 184, Deere up 3 at 82 1-2 and In- ternational Harvester up 1 5-8 at 83 3-4.

In the Canadian list Internation- al Nickel bounced ahead 1 1-4 cents to 48 3-8. Elsewhere fractional up- turns predominated with a few stocks off minor fractions and some unchanged.

Mt ’l. Stock Exchange

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(Canadian hem)

April 23- - sale butter prices shaded lightly on Montreal open produce markets today. Cheese, eggs and potatoes were unchanged.

Butter was generally quoted at 21 1-2 to 8-4 cents per pound for carlots or less of no 1 while lots to retailers were 22 1-2 to 23 for solid: and 28 to 23 1-2 for prints.

Graded egg shipmen‘ were quoted at 20 to 20 1-2 cents a dozen for A large, 18 1-2 to 19 for A medium. 18 to 18 1-2 for B. and 17 to 17 1-2 for C.

Cheese sold at 10 to 10 1-2 cents for no 1 Ontario colored.

Potatoes: P I: I mts 80's 01.70 to $1.75; 10's 22 to 23; cobblers 80's $1.60 to 91.65; N. B. mu 80's $1.60 to 81.65; 10's 22 to 23; Que mts 80's $1.55 to 81.60; No 2 whites 80's $1.50 to $1.55.

'I‘ZZ.'} PROBLEM OF HAVING A PARENT LIVE WITH YOU

Father doesn’t live here any more. writes an anonymous author in the London (Eng.) Daily Ex- press. Although we have become the subjects of horror-stricken comment. we have sent my father to a home for old men. We could no longer keep him with us and prmerve out sanity.

We are paying-' for his room and board at a private establishment where any one can visit him, from which he can go out to visit when- ever he dcsides, and where his companions are of his own station in life.

I love my father, butlcannot live with him. It is better for two adults to face the issue than to lie in bed night after night. secretly. 1111- wlliingly dreaming of WBY3 W ‘N0 themselves from the outsider in their home. '

Father is 71 years old and sturdy for his age. When mother died five years ago he came to stay with us. Then came the slump, and father found that he had no money of his own. He stayed on.

It wm when Charles, my hus- band, took an old girl friend of his to a restaurant for dinner one night, instead of brin8l118 1191' home, that I began to realize that I had better do something about it.

WHAT WAS WRONG

What was the matter with father? He is affectionate and at» preeiative. He made little extra work, and was pleased with simple entertainment. But there were so many things that seemed trivial to us now that counted so (rightfully at the time. .

Being‘ slightly deaf, father does not care a great deal for other fo!"s’ conversation. but loves his own. Not hearing what others are saying he breaks right into the middle of a sentence with his entirely irrelevant. remarks.

Father invariably thought our visitor; came to see him. It would

Stocks Oven lmi Bell Tel ‘.145 1441/; Can Car Found 01,5 61;. Can Cement 71$ 7% Can Ind Al 8% 8'31 Can Pm: 12% 12 Dist Song 22 2'.‘ Dom Brillgn 37 3'1 Dom Steel 5% 5% Dom Tex 73 73 Iulp 'l‘ob 133,5, 13% nt Nickel 48% 48 §icC0ll Front 16% 16% out Pow 3'.‘ 3214 Nut Brew 4:1 43% Not Si: Car 14 14 Pow Corp 14 ‘ 14 Shawlnlgun 21% 21% Sou Can Pow St of Can 04% BANKS Bk of Can Bk of Comm Bk of N S Bk of l\l'l’l 185 185 Rays Bk 170 170

Montreal Follows ii. Y. Lead into Higher Ground

(C. 1'. By Guardian’: Special Wire) MONTREAL, April 22-—stocks took their cue from Wall Street to- day and pushed into fractlonaliy higher ground on Montreal Stock Exchange.

Strength of the New York board, brokers said, imparted buoyancy to the market here and utilities, con- structions and a few metals worked higher. Papers were mixed. lntemational Nickel fluctuated mildly during early dealings, but finished up about 3-4 in good turn- over. Better demand for Ncranda boosted the _price 3-4 while Smelt- ers gave up rt paint.

Active leader of the utility group was Brazilian, but the price was up only 1-8 on volume of more than 1.000 shares. Quebec Power, Mont- real, Shawinlgan and Power Cor- poration ruled fractlonaly higher. National Breweries got up 3-4 at 43 on demand that coincided with encouraging reports on the com- pany's financial positio at the an- nuai meeting here today. Associ- ated Breweries was even.

A firmer trend was shown by most of the liquors. Distillers Bea- grams, recently weak, advanced 1-4 while Canadian Industrial Alcohol also firmed that much. Alcohol “B" eased a little.

Foundation Company, though trading in volume of only 70 shares. improved more than a point at 16 3-4. Canada Cement Preferred gained 1-4 in late buying while the common and Dominion Bridge re- mained

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