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Currencies

MONTREAL. June 23 -(CP)— The Pound Sterling advanced 3-8 of a cent at $5.01 1-8 on Montreal foreign exchanges today. while the French franc held about even at 2.81 21-32 cents. The United States dollar declined 1-16 per cent at 1 per cent premium.

NEW YORK. June 23 —(APl- Major European currencies ironed out early irregularities today and finished with moderate advances in terms of the United States dollar in quiet foreign exchange dealings.

Sterling turned in a gain oi’ 5-8 of a cent at $4.96 1-4 despite actively higher securities markets, indicating, according to banking circles, that foreign capital in Wall street had increased only moderately if at all.

The French franc was boosted .00 8-16 of a cent to 2.78 7-8. The Canadian dollar was 1-18 of a cent. The Holland guilder was up cent higher at a discount of one .08 1-2 of a cent. the belga gained .02 1-2 of a cent and the Swiss franc .00 1-2 of a cent.

Grain

WINNTPEG. June 23 —(CP)-— Gains of more than a cent in Winnipeg wheat futures were re- versed into declines at the close today when a minor selling flurry found support thin. At the final bell prices were 1-2-1 cent lower. July at $1.07 1-2. October 85 7-8. November 85 and December 83 1-8 cents.

Plurries of overseas selling drove values down 3-4 cent at the start but rallies occurred on southern support and reports Canadian ex- port sales today totalled 200.000 bushels.

Slow demand for Red Springs in the cash wheat market resulted in spreads for top grades easing as much as three cents. Coarse grains were steady.

CHICAGO. June 23 —(A P)- Responsive chiefly to upsweep of securities Chicago wheat values bulged 1 3-8 cents today. but then receded under profit taking. All gains were more than wioed out.

There was a. lack of follow up buying of wheat futures on the price advance. Selling then broad- ened in volume. especially during the late dealings.

At the close. Chicago wheat futures were 1-8-1-2 lower com- pared with yesterday's finish. Jly 76 l-2-5-8. Sep 70 5-8-3-4. corn unchanged to 1-2 higher; July 57 1-2-5-8, Sep 58 3-4-7-8, and oats unchanged to 1-8 off.

MONTREAL. June 23 -(CP)— Whaat, northern, No. 1 1.23 1-2: barley, Canadian western No. 3 flour. spring wheat patents. firsts 83 3-8; oats. feed, No. 1 .53 1-2; 7.30: seconds 8.80; bakers 6.60; winter wheat patents. choice 3.- 05-3.75: white com-4.30-4.80: bran. ton 23.25; shorts. ion 25.25; iniddlings. ion 31.25; rolled oats. bag. 80 pounds 3.15: hay, No. 2, per ion. carlots 10.50.

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Exchan e § mm» M =- ' a g urge Upward Exchange i°‘1’>‘°c3t‘ - ___ . Alderman 5g (Canadian Press) ‘ —i An; cshsmm ‘f?

limb ciss. t cmfi“ ‘Ml $4 11;“

w; ‘rel 1n B‘! r-aanaaicx GARDNER Am m” lin. ' f?‘

Brflilllln 11% Associates Press Financial Writer 1"" Pl‘ 4 riunisiism ,1

mick silk ass NEW YORK, June as —(AP)- '*°1' 1s rsssueisi 3;

Cement 10% I'm‘ the fourth successive session Am T“ T“ 140% IwGti-lc 117

pm Nor Pr 17% stock market ‘leaders Bilrggd up Am Wa l0 Bldgood 34;

wl a‘; Q3" £14 gegrsdiltpday in the speedlest deal- fix‘ £11 B as

fi ma A1 a 21/. from 1 iomfrrlillqiiii 16:13:11 Ya?“ A“ m‘ 21:11 Bmlgrne m?“

W! Pwm‘ 6% ally. with one or two isolate? u‘ But ohm W’ 3mm o“ 4456

gm Steamship 4 gwlng; o; 18 m, m "P" glallbgléliln _ Can Malari-ic 5

iltllnes” ' 19"‘ Frightened shorts ran to 1M0 a Gem‘ P“ 353

utt Plovi 91,4 early when th “a cover Bendix Av 1355 Gen Porc 11%

gltsssmm 51;“ leadership of tlieriisinraifit! fin, 55

mm on PM m a‘ brief nirli-ios of profit selling at ghrysler 5m ioonlmm 12g

mm Bfjdgg 31 d 9 0P6 8 had failed to shake C0" 011 91,1, n ghgb m

pm 5m; 3 13 “ixlwn favorite industrials for moi-s ogmmonweslth 5 w. con smelt 5,,

Dryden 6% an fractions. C n Can 44% Vie, 3a

ygundatlon 0o i114 The Canadian list was mixed to 0°“ Edi-we 20v. Denison ,5

w, 51,391 w". q generally steady. lntemational Co“ c“ 9° 71,4 Buff Can 3%

‘Mpsum 6% Nickel and Walkers gained around Cm Products 87% 31ml! H111 1o

m. Bridge q 1 1-4 points each to 47 7-8 and as m j‘ wfliihi- aov. {Cal Edm 355

m Smith is r , ctivel_,. Marconi. Fiord and w“ ‘m’ u“ 1111/. Calinont a1

iiiiil Tab 14% Dominion Stores steadied fract- gee g1’ u“ 11% 'D°m° Ne" z;

int ckel 48 ions. Dome Mines dropped 1 1-4 as: ma?” 33% lD°m E1 5

int Power Pfd 78 points to 27 1-2 and McIntyre a Gen Mt 31 ‘Dorval 10% e ilvl-larris 151'?‘ point to 40 1-2 as Hollinger and Goodrich o" f?“ fiffgb, 5%

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“coon “om 10% $12; Shore held losses under a goodyear Tire 30% ‘Elma-ado

i!" "w" 39 While u tati ii ed f atoll" PM m‘ 'm°°“ 585

g“; 2:33 c" top mark: in tlliaglclgsigig llbilfrglxi: Inll; ‘Iqilal Thllalwr c" Kgmfifik 5 his,” s,» dffifiéil tss."izi"z.ii “as; iodide“; 12:23:12" i»

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“mil, m“, 15,, s points at 44. ‘mrnover of 2.4o3.- mat wg 38.; Gillies ma. fix

mawinigm 3o 270 shares compared with 1.7l3.- N Y"? Pp 94,; Gods Lake 49

at Law Qom 31/, 050 yesterday and was the largest N t Central 14% Goldala 27

B, w, pfd 14 since Dec. 2s. last. “g; $351!: Re 111/. Geld Belt 40 m] of Can g3 Mounting freight loadings help- or Am CON 1% Gad Eagln 13

steelcCan P so ed leauoyltthe rails. llopeadtrfor [a1 Nor Fume 2;?! Gr pousq 31,4

an —- Wflg C comprom 5G 1'8. Pack

All; Elec 2% unions continued. Paramwtt” 4% Gunn“ 5°“ 890

Win Elec a w, Pm, R ‘l, 1:14 Emerson; m

B k 5E5 ilffii‘. ‘t’ Sim” 33“

UNDATED MONEY nox an $ 11:3,, Se, N J ggv- H0151} “gee; (By The Canadian Press) na§fio°é1o°° 11 Home Oil 11:4 Jlosing exchange rates Radio ~_; 5% ggwwt 57 s: Moxtreal -IPound 5.01 i-a; (Cllleflllfl PH") Sears m, q, 6g: Hudfi, m 2'! U. S. dlr 1.01; franc 2.81 21-32. Shell Union Oil y as Banks Close 14y, Nickel 4a

At New York —Pound 4.98 1-4; and‘ _ South Poe 14 39,61; WM“

Canadian dlr 98; franc 2.78 'l-8. comma...“ m4 Std Oil N J 5°54 JQIIIQQQ At Paris -—Pound 111.92 fr; o. MOW“; 20a Bwde Con» 5y, .1 m Con m.‘

s. dlr 59.27 cents; Canadian dlr Nov; 9-011; — ex" 0°11? 41% Kerr Add 13o

58.86 cents. Royal 3k 173 gpirp 3 Kerr Ilialés 46

United Drill 212% Kirk 113k! 71 Ullllfifl. G85 Hnp 1°“ Lggun; 1g: WI 08er- B Ru 33 Isake shon 49 5 O0 Lam PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 1.5.5113.“ -* §g°§ as; 93E” g?‘ 6% nouns $531,355 2p. mlh 75». MATURIISG FEBRUARY 15th. 11m west Mlcsm“ 12-111 “m” l. I’ 34$ YIELD OVER 5% Woolworth n“ n5 MIG-SQ!) 351A _ MODOUIRD 15 IRVING, BRENNAN 8i COMPANY LTD. - . . 521215.?“ up. a. m. BAGNALL-MANAGEB. Steady figtgiia 41 Bank of Nova Scotis Bulillng chumuwwn C . Mcvfmofl 1hr; ontznizes On‘ “Wm” =0 Mlfi COYp 19o .. I MOIIQl-S 187 vwvvv~v v v vv wvwv v v - - - Montreal Mart some”. ‘ Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance geyg “i: --_- ‘ l‘ iao Central Guardian locals. do per word: Western and Eastern loeaia. Ir HALIFAX. June 23 -(CP)— Noland“ 66 w words Announcements nnd Coming limits 2o psi- wnrdi classified Unemployment insurance was au - Nomad 4 lo nor word; ln blainurlnm Nntltul, 700 Der inch; Llata of Floral Il-Ill seated b Dr T H t 3 NTOPIHBNI 7o Biilrltiial Offarlnla. Cards. aim, do pas uainai Letters of Condolence 101 y ' - - 13359 t o’ 0t‘ N01‘ CAD 35 oar inuh. Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70o psr inch or 4o pa! laws’ “day u m9 mean! b)’ OBrien Word. on.» m» on application. which the state might’ discharge Okalta 365 Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty-fin canto. 1L8 "public responsibility" 101‘ 0188- 011 1531/ M» - ~ e e e v - ~ ~- $5921.“; one: 122.512.511.22: s‘ brackets." Paoalts a Female Help Wanted To Let wsiirllls uiililvoigigmoiiuilis 11ml: P111113: "8 owing to illness, may be filled Pawns-im- w,

WANTEIL-WOMAN OR. GIRL TO LET-- SEVEN ROOM BEBID- through unemployment hum-gym; YO?! 12% for cook in restaurant and bakery 61106- ADDlY Gilflfdlfl-fl- on the plan of pi-spsygnsng gm- Perron 133 It once. Mrs. L. P. Wells. Alber- 11-1718-6-21-61- the requirements of living” the Pm‘ 0”‘ 485 ‘ml- 11-1793-5-33411- Past President of the Csfnssisn Hm"? 305

~——-———-—— ‘torts. Mew-l i- h- 532d‘. m

F01’ sale Street. ' ppL-isaa-e-za-ai. fiakdlflm’? 35*"! '0 l1" "milk Premier-my ,3;

roii. sans - VICTROLA AND 17o‘ tar é- wamaa HOTEL in: "gel-lo Wgoglligleaefipaoiltbllglsgrllglgl Erslslsmliu a‘ Records. Apply Guardian Office. Richmond Street. Apply Freq- STOCK JPRICES llro aNtiou Red 15k,

. I..-1B53-ii-24-3i. mo]; Rioperts, 3a vmguglvlsé n 31 A. MacKeniiie of Halifax. 1159mm, 45%

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an 811d. B081‘ - APPY 9n TO LET -- SECOND FLOOR I 535 Am;

Mclaren. Brudenell. tment Roclaord Square. 5h l“

14-1786-6-22-3. ltf. Mrs. Gilbert Ioiiigziileté 23 a produce prlces 5.3.213? “:15

Fins W001) p03 gun-nay ____ gfiwdeg, 335 well seasoned aid and sort s-oa RENT-FURNISHED SUM- MONTREAL, June 2s -(cr>- Slave Ink 1°‘ w°°<l~ 0- ‘WW1’. 511811101 Ph°n° mer cotwse. w rent from now Butter prices were easier on the a w ° l‘

i94- 1-‘35345’ until July 15. Phone lag-J. 3 31 produce section of tha Canadian Stsdacona if,

m“ _T—"-—"—_—-_'—SALE_CAPHOL RANGEDI L- 4-3 - - commodity exchange today. Straw Lokn 9% new l 0a m“ —i—-—-———————— Butter spot —Ont white and Sud Basin emit’ “"- APPY l "1 a T0 LET — PMPERTY KN°WN colored 14 a-a-s-a, Qua white 811d Sud omit n

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m“ “m " cllmws cum‘ Wm‘ 14 “m” “"1 i“ “m °°“' Eiiifimlpillt 1-2a ‘B513? $1.5‘. Tack Hush 3f

ARMY 145 Elm AVQ- veniences. A 1y to The Eastern me ' 3 ' Tack Hugh 14-1333'5-7z'3'3l- ‘rrust 00.. Richmond Street. c 21 1'3" Texas Com roit SALE - cow nus r0 L'1a2a'6'23'3" MONTREAL, June as -<ce>- will" 21s

freshen July 1st. Geo. F. Mae- To LET _ gunmen, 3011.465, Prices were steady on open prod- U u} 178 mm. Milton. 14-1750-6-22-31. m, mmighod, on the Ii-lills- uce markets today. vfintugg 16%

'*———i————i—- ii n Tidal River, seven mlles Butter in lots w retailers was yum 545

FOR SALE - SCHOOL DESKS from e Cit , near Mr. Burnett's quoted at 27 cents for No. 1 soi- wflt“ Am 104 and Black Boards at bargain bungalow. Seven rooms and en- ids’ 3'1 1-3 cents (m- 11m 1 pflnfls. Wong, o 430 Drives. Secretary of Fiernwood glued verandah Ideal sandy 26 can“ m, Nm g w“; 5nd g9 3 18 Bchooi L-iaii-a-u-ai. m... 331d ba. hin forAcliildretg H, ,0, m , m,“ pwfféey C 15:2

roa sass: - zs-roor moron axllirdllgllllngfllwp L-lllll-ag-Nii-tf. Iogjgffasififerghgaflijfl Pdgfe‘; agfdflfild a: Cruiser. complete with motor. in 25 a r r A mach Ym ll’ 745 Rood condmon. Wm” “My c“, for A-large, cen o - r Y 20 gun-mm m. phone 155g uaneou‘ ium. 24 1-2 for A-large, and 22

¥ Lmm-Enla" see celdtiileil’: Si» 14 a-a-s-s for Ont mil

use, . - . _ Brett '11- Male Help Wanted Aliliillhl-Nmwrligslilgialiltlllégafl lghllfi-lgzafgrsguoioxwhwee 3111M? m ‘mm-m - — - . _

"mall — MAN ma rm! '“ l‘ P‘ M‘ i’ "i»2.‘i.‘is§§'w'§l‘§ siflflfii cents 4... Foothill ii

work. Cars Guardiaitmm a a a, BADIN 131112135553 3x30‘; Que whites No. 1 80's. 75 cents — ' " '- wdw l ° ' to85centsforN.B.mtn No. 1'!

"id 5* l‘ w" - m” “Wm” 80's si 15 in 81.25 for e. n. 1. “W” K 1% Lost "m" “l7_u_'°'___n'3' mts n6 1 90's s4.'is for Virginia §j%°' 190

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m" m m L 5m‘; srunams AOOOMMOD h d b mm m, up” w a my, Pinder pisses leaggnatilnl W. Tiir- 47 Mn“ Bu,“ Elfiadola-fl-ii. 30 for 311a Eew No. 2 80's.

HE'S, Quggn sfifggt“ . a L'"°3"""”' moo" MaePHElI-Sfi 813;]; . FITIGITCE “Proper fitting s all wfifitéd rnadc-to-measure ones at avflfl- t I C b

m___________ 1 do 11 my own messurlna and ———

LAD! why-pg PAQBAGE r0 fitting‘? J. P. MacPiieraon and “Igelllw YORK, June 23 —(A.P)- mm“ Jul _ m. Maw-m gu exchange. Great Britain p, "° m“ m“ °l K, L-1887-8-M-3l -— demand 1.0a s-is. 4.9a s-s 4 as

on“. m. him-M‘. w ed mum“ m.) ldeman‘: widgy7glllllb"lglll.abl a’???

IIUNDI G PIGS - ' 3 ' - i mien at oug highest wmk ‘mt shah W“ 3013311: gm; Germany 40.20; market . a crgenoen. o"! - -

GIRL WANTS WORK 1N STORE. 55mm 50m Q54 , ma ' P‘ I‘ iJ-iass-s-si-ai. Avalv to Qllfllilw- “WM-it'll Abitibi Pfd 108 -

Inn-so inn. A c Personal B A 0" g" n l‘ m“ o‘ min niaii_t Emm- mo watt eao- BIWW" *1‘ (By n. Canadian m.) "is. Parties hnvlrig used planil DON»;- "All IIIJINDI WITH ‘Eu? C“, PA a“ ‘Toronto —Oo1ds lower; other l’: first c condition write w" mt, Use Crass corn or Bun- 5' '1" .1 groups up.

u“ "Ii-b In to P- °~ F" 3" ion Solves. at ReddinT. Worthy‘! m‘ A m Montreal —Utilitias and golds

_gahaue. IUO-B-M-li. and all nrusoounm-a m”, m‘ lower; other industrial: hisiisr.

. Frau v T o 15a‘ NOW Y0!‘ —OlDCNI OlOIQC Dllll- Agentsl Baby Chicks min-A 1014 ar- .. ,

u '0 3m, on H“ Winnipeg -Wheat 1-2 toa cant

U l. AOT- AND 1m Oil ' iva and gdtjablilliiul ‘on ,,,““§‘,f,,,,,§§_"“.$‘.. your my’ pa» New york -0otian and rubber "l" Wu profitable biisinearwith 55y dilcire from J. if. Campbell. Meichera A l higher; coffee and sugar unchang-

loofovei- 200 nisrantaed , is - w. K. Crafer. R. R. 5. Price 114 d-

id oroduoia. Act now Safe and pawns..." o.- M ,Basil Mae- p11“ Pfd 4s v ~ Q1,“ "In for elm ~ Q“ Donald. Tracaidln Cross; A. B vary is s uiins of m. That in "ih"! Wh- "0 °°"' "°" ‘lrvenion. enuresis. Listen. ll m voifld learn: N of which is masculine. and

Kill! ng m; mi details hf offer. . 0434M‘- ailent if you would in c. that endurance, which is femin- ‘nlflltltoo. m at. 01w‘ _ qsnlarmfl-hs.

eese Que .14 colored and white 14 3-8-1 . Butter No. i solids 2'1: No. 1 prints 27 1-2; No. 2 solids 28; No. Rink I 1-2.

I aao: Dec

l Eggs in cartons: A-l large 34; 1 A-l medium 31; A-large

medium 30; B 2s: c as. 31' A

Potatoes: Que whites No. 1 80's 65-75: N. B. mts No. 1 80's 75- 85: P. I. mts N0. 190's 1.15’- 1.25: Virginia barrels No. 1 4.75; Maryland barrels 4.50-4.75; Que new 80's No. 2 2.25-2.30.

WINNIPEG, June 23—-(CP)__ Closing grain: Wheat-July 107 1-8a. Oats —.luiy 48 1-2b; Oct 1-2: Oct 85 7-8: Nov 85a; bee 83 35b. Barley-July 54 3-8b; Oct 49 3-4; Dec 48 1-2.

Cash prices:

Wheat: No. 1 nor 111 1-2; No. 2 nor 110 1-2; No. 3 nor 105 1-2: No. 4 nor 98 1-2: No. 5 wheat 73 7-8; No. 6 wheat 67 7-8; feed 65 ‘1-8; No. 1 garnet 102 l-4; No. 2 garnet 99 1-2: No. 1 durum 73 7-8; track 107 1-2; screenings 25.

Oats: No. 2 cw 46 1-4; No. 3 cw 44: ex 1 feed 44: No. 1 feed 43; No. 2 feed 41; No. 3 feed 37 1-2: track 48 1-2.

Barley: No. 3 cw 53 3-8: No. 4 cw 50 7-8: No. 5 cw 49 7-8; No. 6 cw 48 7-8; track 54 3-8.

CARLETON W. I.

'I‘he June meeting of the Carle- toh Women's Institute was held Thursday evening. June 9th. atthe home of Mrs. Norman MacWil- iiams.

The meeting opened with the singing of the Institute Ode fol- lowed by repeating the Creed in unison.

EMIS. W. E. Bell.

The roll call was responded to by ten members with “fl-low to Im- prove Our Institute". Three visit-

determined by custom, winds and 1 availability of locally grown woods z and price. The property owner should be careful to select woods , that are durable when placed in the soil. Also since heartwood is l usually most durable it should be chosen for posts.

When woods containing a large percentage of sapwood are used they should be given preservative treatment to insure a reasonable life time of service.

._._____-_-- DESTROY 830.000

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad- (CP)--It was quite a. nice. warm blaze at the Trinidad government railway workshop. and why shouldn't it have been when $30.- 000 in condemned "Trinidad cur- rency notes went into the fire. Col- onial Treasurer Errol dos Santos supervised the burning of the torn anb soiled notes.

“HUNGER. MARCHERS"

KINGSTON. JDIHBlCBF-(CP) -A deputation of approximately 40 un- employed men who visited the of- fice of the Colonial Secretariat here were ejected by police when they lingered on the premises after a hearing. Another group of “hun- ger marchers“ had been given work about l0 days before this.

FARM FOR SALE

l2 acres at Central Royalty for

ors were present.

Correspondence received was, a letter concerning the convention at Charlottetown, and the delegate chosen to attend the twenty-fifth ‘anniversary banquet and conven- ltion was Mrs. (Dr) A. M. Bell.

A letter of thanks was read from

who was sent flowers during her recent illness in the P. E. Island Hospital.

The ice-cream social was dis- cussed and decided to be held Fri- day evcning, June 17.

The sick commit/lee reported

|several calls made and fruit and “flowers sent to indisposed people.

The district convention was dis- cussed and the following committee appointed: Mrs. Nathan Bell. Mrs. K Muttart. Misses Mildred

.Mut and Dorm Gillespie.

The questionnaire "Canadianizn- i tion and Current Events" was dis- cussed and filled in by Mrs. Ken- neth Muttart. and "Education and Better Schools". l!!! Miss Doris Cvii-

iespie.

The collection taken amounted to 50 cenis.

New lunch committee is Mrs Gordon Ross. Misses Mildred Mut- tart and Eleanor Bell.

Mrs. Nathan Bell read an inter-

esting Institute paper "Chicken Feeding for Early Eggs." Next meeting is u» be held at

the home of Mrs. Nathan Delhi-oil call is to be answered by "Uses for old felt ha ."

Lunch was served and a pleasant evening was brought to s. close with the singing of the National Anthem.

_?_______.__ GOOD WOOD NECESSARY WHEN BUILDING FENCE

A fence need not be offensive to the eye nor costly to the purse. Wide varietyinwoods for both decorative and utility fences is of- fered and the designs are many and different.

The kind of wood bad h often