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SEPTEMBER zo. 193s

"s: MINUTE RALLY IN "PE " lxculitl

(Canadian Press)

wiNNiPE-G, Sept. iii-A last- minute upturn at Chicago, revived priciest on the Winnipeg Grain “$511538; and, brought wheat fu- my“ prices up from the low points to close it-to 5t cents lower than the previous finish. .

wading had become dull as in- terest in operations waned and wpport dried up, but with the southern market turning decidedly ' stronger ln late trading, prices here ' took heart and climbed up about one-half a cent from the low points.

October option at the close was qt higher at 70, December was unchanged at 71% to '12 and May, the weakest option tluoughout the day was ‘A’: Cent lower at '77 cents.

i‘

Early Session Dull

After a fairly active early ses-‘ . -ments has been prepared by the

[British Red Cross Society and it

sion, trading turned dull after mid- moming and operations were rollt- ino ln character. Hedging pressurg| and purchases for export were no» ticellbly light.

Dining the first hour gains oti nearly one cent were scored, but support dried up and values slip- ped back, to hover at levels around the previous close for most of the_ day. May, the distant option, led: the way to lower levels.

Volume of trade for the day was quite small. Export purchases made during the first hail hour were disappointing, and traders estim- sted the movement for shipment lbrozld at about 250,000 bushels.

i Liverpool Higher

Further rains in Western Can- ada exerted a bullish influence on early trade, but had little effect as the session wore on. Liverpool, however. took cognizance of the Canadian weather map and closed iii-ltd higher.

‘Illerie was a lull in demand for cash grains and few sales were made. Spreads on No. 1, hard and

i TRAINED IN FIRST AID

q LONDON, Sept. 18. - (C.P.) — A

Wheat Advances _ Briskly In Chicago Market

(Canadian Pres)

CHICAGO, Sept. lw-Wheat ad. vanced briskly in late dealings to- day, much more than overcoming the effects of’ sinking may); m“ with earlier.

Eastern busing support which developed on wheat price setbacks was associated with persistent ef- forts in various quarters looking toward currency inflation. Notice was also taken of Argentine crop damage advices and of injury to Canadian wheat by continued rains over the Prairie Provinces, as well l! N90"! 01' "Did progress of signing of United States wheat acreage reduction contracts.

Wheat closed firm at virtually the day's top point 176-254 cents above yesterday's finish, corn 55-7. up, oats ‘Al-Til advanced, and pro- visions unchanged to 5 cents de- cline.

I luimucalvca rmoor

‘scheme for air ambulance detach-

having been approved by ‘the Air Ministry arrangements have been made by the Society for recruiting.

Detachments have already been formed by the Surrey and East Lan- caslllre branches of the Society, both of which own planes, and oth- era are being enrolled. Every mem- ber will be trained to give first aid, and more particularly to load stretcher cases into and out of aero- planes.

zzFor Scalds or Burns - Dr. ‘Thomas’ Eclectric Oil is s. standard remedy for the prompt treatment of scalds and burns. Its healing power quickly soothes the pain and aids a speedy recovery from the injury. It is also an excellent remedy for all manner of cuts, bruises and sprains, as well as for relieving the pains arising from inflammation of var- ious kinds. A bottle 1n the house and stable saves many a doctor's and veterinary's fee.

No. 1, durum were ‘A -1 cent better. Coarse grains were-indifferent with values following the action of ~ wheat futures. .

Advertising Rates- Centrai Guardian locals, Eastern locals, 2c. per word;

Events. 2c. pel- word; Classified. 2c. per word; ln Menloriam Nat-ices. 70c per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- . Inga, Cards, etc., 4c. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c.

per inch; Notices of Thanks a or 4o per word. Other rated

Minimum Charge for any cents.

BATEr-Zc per word. three ln~ lertlons for the price of two, strictly payable in advance.

_____l_§gel1f's_ Wanted

WANTED —- CHRISTMAS CARD Agents. Spare time work. For years mell and woincli have earn- ed good money handling our prlntcd-to-ordcr Cllrlsllllas Cards. Up to three dollar value for one dollar a dozcll. Smart-looking,

- dignified samples ill piltellt case ‘- form sent free to responsible peo- -~ pie. Then our boxed nsrortments

of cards plly agents one hundred per cent profit. Investigate, conl- pare. Deni direct with manufac- turer for best values. Premier Art Guild, 1070 Bleury Street, Mon- treal. l-A. W,.-N-239-

Extra Money fort‘ nvrrlnn sax. NO limrrslz wllcthcr you are employed or not you can earn extra pocket. money by taking orders for Canada's greatest values in personal Christ- mus cards. Portfolio frcc with cX- pert assistance. Wrckly advances on Commissions. Representatives wanted in amnll towns also. Mas-

ter Kraft, Toronto, Olltllflo. \ N-SZB.

To Let r0 lair-moors. 104 humorist: 1209

.....__ __. _

T0 LET — ROOMS. ALSO FUR- _ nished house. good location. Apply , ‘guardian Office. 1176-

ro LET- TWO ROOMS F0

light housekeeping. Apply Gulagzda-

V!*2_'ie§l__€

BOTTLES WANTED-PINTS AND quarts. Phone 1107. 1433-6-29-tf ii__.____ ___

___7_,._

Female Help Wanted

work. §~._

Houselrsaran rvammn. Mm- dle used Protestant lady to go m cmmtry. Comfortable homo. Fam- "Y of two. Light housekeeping.

Guardian, 1200.

éiliiiifi

"MB wAlrrr-zn - our: who w!" 51°60 at home preferred. AP- Ifly 93 HUISDOTO St. 1245

m” raspberry is easily tllc most

hipommt bu h f it in mm,“ 5 v ru KTOWH ' I

ayahie in Advance dc. per worn; Western and Announcements and Coming

nd Appreciation, 70c. per inch on application!- mlvertlscmellt twenty - flve

FOR. SALE-ANTIQUE PICTURES, etc. Apply Guardian. 1209

FOR sau: - PONEY. APPLY s‘ Stewart Street. Evenings. l/fhlll-lvllliu SICTAlmLI‘. lining outhollses, em. sheet Guardian Office. SALE-BEATER POTATO Ira 1239.

FOR Digger ill first class repair. Rodd, Milton.- _

FOB. sALE-FOURTEEN CHOICE sheep, also express wagon. An- tllony Cllnlkmgiairtsvllle. i220.

FOR. SALE CHEAP-60 WHITE? Leghorn hens. Apply at this of- fics. 1215

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORT!- Flve, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery Nov. l-tf.

l-Ult. SALE. — AUCTION FORT!- Flve, Bridge and Whist Score Cams. Guardian Central Job Printery Nov l-tf.

SHORE FARM FOR. SALE-SO acres, all clear, buildings in excel- lent repair. Near railway station, school, church and mills. At a bargain. Arthur G. Heaney, R. R. Emerald, P. E. I. 1204.

ILost fifii Road, Jade bracelet, five medali- ons, gold clasp with Chinese em-

blem. Lurgc reward. Apply

Guardian. 1207 Miscellaneous

FUIIS REMODELED, RELINED

and glazed at reasonable prices. Mrs. Davison, 170 Prince Street. 1152.

KT? iTfiiiI-Eliuossan, MONO- grnnlcd personal Christmas Cards. ‘ $1.25 dozen, Excels any dollar line on market. Also albums with high- er priced cards. Highest commiss- ions paid. Write Britannic Agenc- ics, Reg’d. 4334 Clarke Street, MontrcLi. "-441-

F or Sale

FACTORY NEEDS CASH. SACRI- iice 2000 high grade range oll burners $8.50 llll- 300V" 011 Burner 00.. Bridgeport, Conn.

visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Nicllol- son, North River Road.

Mass, is visiting his sisters, lvlrs. J, A. Messervey alld Miss Wade,

B2 Fitzroy St.

has returned to Prince of Wales College to resume her studies in rec-

Ofld year.

painful and irritating. Remove them quickly and surely with Douglas‘ Egyptinrl Linlmont.

Rocket, rorgetmcnot, Iceland and Oriental Poppy, Canterbury Pom Pom Dahlias. Gladiolus Col-ms mixed, fifty cents

THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN

insulates-aria‘?-

' == - PAGE FIVE CENTRAL GUARDIAN Stock Quotations Pivotal New m“ m...» m. rovu.

This column in unnerved for Queer CW"! IloIl of local Interest hut nu Iertillig of n nanny suture may b; Inserted It l cont! u word strictly Dfllblo la advance.

HADDOCK AND FRESH FIL. LETS at Hoops. m);

TWO ICE CEESTS are among the many useful articles for sale at the old Hospital Auction on Thurs- day. Also Dining Extension Table,

» i225.

uaunur AND SALMON fresh .

today at Roops. 1206

Evensong, 7.30 p. m. Captain Whit- tig officiating. Harvest thailksgiv-

ing service will be announced lateni

sans or rnoranrv-"rhe sale‘ iiilw-r- of the property of Mr. J. A. Mac-i Donald, Upper Queen Street, soldi

at noon yesterday for $3,800, Mr, W. A. Ready being the purchaser, J. A. MacDonald was tllv auction-

PIANO TEACHING AT WEST KENT-Piano class teaching is be- ing introduced into West Kent School this year. Prof. L. D. Thompson is the (cncllcr appointed for this school. Prof. Thompson took the Teachers Normal Course in piano class teaching at Sackville this summer and has received his certificate from the “Canadian Bureau for the. Adwillcrrrlozlt of Music." Toronto.

DEVOTIONS CLOSE-Jlllc Forty‘ Hours Devotions at the Cilurch of the Most Holy Redcclncr closed last

iCai-rots bunch ,.. ... ,.. lLcttuce bunl-‘h-

.Porsnips hunch ,..

evening. After the Rosary had been ,

recited, a sermon was preached by Father Fleming, who also imparted the Papal blessing to the entire congregation present. Solemn Ben-

ediction was celebrated by Father.

Johnson, with Rcv. Dr. Murphy as deacon, and Father IvIcQuiiid as sub- deacon. inking part in tile Proces- sion of the Blessed Sacrament, were the flower girls and the members of the Holy Nnrlle Society, who car- ried lighted candles. choir was directed by Rev. C. 0‘- Hara

NEW GLASGOW - The Grace Bishop Mlsison Circle held a thank- offerlng service in the United Church, New Glasgow, on Sunday, September 3rd at 7.30 p. m. The Church was tastily decorated with

beautiful cut flowers from members‘ 4m Wheat: Oct 70A; Dec HE'S-Tl; Afny. . 7611-77,

of New Glasgow and Maylield Mis- sionary Societies. The President, Miss Florence Laird had charge of the service, Miss Bernice LePage,

organist. The Circle members were 7

seated in the choir loft. The fol- lowing program was well carried out: Prelude: Largo; Doxo1o8l’; Hymn. “We Have Heard a. Joyful Sound”; Scripture, Psalm 96 read by lVIlss Mildred Brown; Prayer, Rev. W. J- Mclxod; Solo, “Tile Beautiful Gar- den of Prayer, Miss Bernice LcPage, accompanist, Mrs. Georgc Dick"- son; Stewardship Dialogue, "Dollars and Diana," Misses Florence Laird,

i Vivian Howatt, Bernice LePugc; Of- ‘

ferillg, received by M18565 Rhoda and Lynetta Brown; Dedication of offering, Prayer Hymn. "We m" Thee Bllt 'I‘lliile_0\vn; Hymn. "0 Master Let Me Walk With Thee"; Missionary Play, Hanging a Sign"; Presentation of Medical Missions, Graduate M. D. in costume, Miss Margaret Howatt. Six representa- tives oi‘ Oriental countries in cos- tume, Chinese girls: Miss Rhoda Brown, Japanese girl, Miss Vivian Howatt, Missionary to Africa. W55 Thelma Smith, Korean girl, Miss Florence Laird, Mollrlmlnodan girl. Miss Jennie Smith, Girl from India, Miss Lynetta Brown; Rwlmllflll. “A cry From the East," Miss Vivlull Howatt; Chorus, “wily Didn't You Tell Us Sooner," Misses Elva, Mar- garet and Inez Stevenson; Hymn,

“Jesus Shall Reign’; Benediction. Rev. W. J. McLeod. PERSONALS

Mrs. I". S. Wilkins, Halifax, is

Mr. W. E. Wade, of Rockland,

Miss Virtus Roberts, Middleton,

::Soft corrls and warts are ugly.

AL PLAT’?

Foxglove, Sweet

Plzllifil

Sweet William,

Bells, twenty cents.

Pconles and

N450. s dozen, Phlox, Iris, --"—~- others. G- ‘ ' Apples. Write Pogition Wanted phone or call. Supply limited. -.— :—-~"--- -———— BEECHWOOD GARDENS,

Aomr. WANTS rosrrron AT

housework. Apply Guardian. 1244 '

The mixed H‘,

uunllliniis

iiorrected For Every

' W e d n e s d a CHRIST CHURCH, Cherry Valley‘! y Sunday, Sept. 24th: Matins, u a. m.,i

Saturday Issue

Produce

Oats . . .

Turnips tW 5c Potatoes . 80c lillullllrll lb

New cullbnge 8c Onions l0 lbs Jilc

Beets do:

Greens

Summer Savory bunch Blueberries qt ,.. .. (forll dull ... Blackberries box llucklehrrrli-s qt . Green Tomatoes pk Ripe Tomatoes 8 lbs

k i‘ Arll Smelt a?‘ 3 Aul To] and Tel ,, Anaconda ,.. i Anbisnn H, Auilnrll Vomr . (Canadian Press) (‘llmllln Dry ,, "or!" mo... v l- R ‘ gfllllhurrrlt A _. u.» .. . r P -- 112i’ (‘hr-szlrvrlk him oli- Brarillan 1.114: (‘nu Glue P... . 1 Can Ca1- Q (‘rlrll pmdu,“ "__ no Pfd . . . . .. 171g IlvlililWffl "M ",.., can Ind A1 A 2114, ‘ Plrislmnll .. , __ c P R - - - . .. ; l: lllorfric ‘ Doln Bridge . Gm, |.~,,.,,1_., _ How Smith (mu Mum“; Dom Sh‘?! llllr . . . Int Nickel _ _\lwkp] ‘H Massey Harris \.ll Bhruf; __ McCall Front . \ Y (whim; Montreal Power Al|u.,.,,.,,n

‘Nat Brow Power Col-p _ Quebec Power

Sllnwiniglln Winnipeg El

Steel of (‘ml

YESTERBATS "loom! .00Iil MARKET

mlj 17

.... ‘I! f.

j Mllvlzvc

(Pnlllldilln Pym-s) TOR UN TO_

Supt. 10- g Clone 2i

York Stock;

(Canadian Press)

Stalks Allxri (‘ill-m Alli zlllil l" Pow

Slrllirl Oil X J |'I'"\' Gulf _ ‘ I'l:i.;n ltlrllirin

ijllloll Pacific Full-ll ("r-rp _, I‘ S Iiilhllor ,__ ___

Markets-It- A

Glance

(Cllnudiarl Press]

"Make friends and you win m“, peace. That is the purpose of all Jamborees." ‘These were the words of Lord Baden-Powell at the recep- tionextended him and visiting British scout and Glide leaders to

Ismde" during the summer's good- W111 muse or the Baltic pom.

i

I I I SCOUTS FOR. WORLD PEACE ,' ssvs us. mammal- I MM

"$11011 gathrelngs as ihLs- are ‘#1111008 the most important contri. Wilt-OHS to, world peace,“ wrote Prus- ident Roosevelt in a letter read gt;

LONDON $001M DIG SWIM- the opening of the World 5Com

MING P001. Jamboree in Hungary. "It stirs our —’i' {imaginations and kindles our emf).

The 4° X 70 Wt Qllili-lll‘ Y-Vitn- Wlons to contemplate the po<='?h'l mlng pool of the now London Dis- implications growing out of ‘thi- trict Scout camp dozmted by; s; pilgrimage o1 thfgg young men fir‘; William Duzlrte, 3-, 13.1mm “~35 boyg_¢gn,p§ng and “ping togcflm ‘X'*"'-'71l<<i ‘LY i-W S-iviu s 111'" ~'~.-ls. ‘ for two weeks in 200d fclioivstllfl

innd harmony,"

us. rsns scour E.\lI’l.()YI\lENT mm

iii MEMORIAM

MRS. W. D. livlACLAREN

Ono of ilic ll’? ( lfifllont w."

ii“ and .\f0ll'r"il]»-—.\'lrv'k5 m;

Apples peck . ... - I Squash pop lb . . . . .. ... . 2K0 I Burr, H Sllrspllrllla Barrios qt ... .,, h. 80,11 .\l1-i | "Y"! “"PI‘"I' Vegetable marrow ,.. .. 10w Ilnhjn ___ _ l'~ Y (‘ailllflorvrr . . . . - . .. 110-12161: Bran-rue ... . _ - "Ii v uvil Home’ Apple CiliPl‘ vinegar Ml‘ gal . ' liuff Fan " Wm; N "W, y l _ ; arm M - - .'&';.‘~'..£."*°;'. i“.

~ l - ll A l Ch lfvll

Red Cabbage Savoy Cabbage (lclcry (‘nltivnted Allis (‘m-ilulilrvs (ins Sir-ins ('ilill'(i bum-h Yollrlfl’ Peppers ‘.5 for . . .. Pickling Onions 2 lbs ,.. , ..

Dairy Arid Poultry Products

Salt Afnlrkort-l t Col

S. .. ... Fresh Cod ,.. .

GRAIN

(Canadian Press) WINNIPEG, Sept. 10- fillts: Oct 30K»; Der. MlAAI

31H . Bkllfiflyi Oct 3915A; Dec 40; May .-

May

(‘ASH PRICES

No 1 hrlrrl 73%; No 1 nor or 05:10» 3 nor M: No 4 o ii 5E1. No (i ."l(l- Fred 1H; No 1 durum 70%, ‘J C \\' 37; No 3 l" IV Bilfit 111.: No 1 iced 32%.: No 2 ford .1014; Rejected 2M5: TTIICR x714, Barley: il row ox 8 C W 45163 2 row . 43l5:l\'o3r‘w3ul/,:Nc4 CWflflllpY CWBTSIAfNoBCW

, f n 3W4} Trnl-lc 30H.

Ours: Ex l frMI 7i

524611.41 Ives

(Canadian Prams)

AIONTRFU, Sept, ill-British and furplpn o. _ul:l~ in relation to the (‘nllmllnn dlnv as complied by the Koynl Bunk of Cllllllila closed todny ns follows :-

Argelltillll peso .3001. Australia prlillrl 3.9881- llelglulu br-lgll .2201 Austria sl-hlllirrf! 3783. Brazil lnilrcis lid-ill.

.0301.

(om: dollar 11520, ffzocllrlsknr n crown .0143 Tlcnninrk krone .’.li00_ Finland firu-urk .0229. France frnne .0610. Germany relchsmark .3140.

Great Britain pound 4 8870 Greece dl-lvrhmlr Jlofio. llollrind fio l — ‘ . llllllgnrv prngo “i118. imlirl rilprc .l'i'l'l.<_ lilliy lire _0R2 Japan yon 3, Xugoslrlvia llihfll‘ .0210.

Non‘ zflillrlllf] pourri 79W‘-

Norrvrly krnlle .2400.

Poland zlnti .17§.'i.

‘llounirllllil loll .0112.

South Africa pound 4,8771’.

Spill" posr-til .1320.

Swwloll krone ,'.’5Z.‘7.

Switzerland from‘ .3036,

United States dollar l 134R per reni

pronllllm, Exchange rates at tho close today

WMN_ Alolltrcnl 4.88 0i

Pound storPng in Il S (lollllr in llfontrcni 1.01 '. French from‘ in Moniroill .10, Pound sterling in New York 4,70%. Canadian dollar in New York 05%. French franc in Nu‘ Y0!!!- (‘llnaflfnfi Dollar in Pnrisi. - in Paris -—-. HI NEIV YORK, sent. l0 - 01ml oxrllnngl- firm, flrvii mllilrl high 4.80:

vlosr France 21.40;

afomg. lum- 2.0a: . Germany 30,85: (‘nnnrlil 0M4. .__________.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) AIONTREAL Sept l0- Wllcni, IIOIUIBI) uo 2 1d Barley Cilllllillnn nosctrn Oats, C W no 2 -H.

Outs C W no 3 42.

Outs fond no 1 4i. _ Outs, feed no 2 40. Foinlln spring wheat patents, first!

‘no 8 48,

5,- . Flour, seconds 4.80. Flour bakers, 4.5.0 , winter wheat patents, choice 3.50-3.50. l-‘loilr_ white corn 4004,80. Rrnn ton 18,25. Shorts toll 10.25,

Hay no 2 per ton csrlots 14.60, Cheese Ont 11-11%. Cheese Quebec 1055-1056, flutter IIIJW/g- Eggs, fresh specials ill rnrtoua .71. Eggs, fresh extras in cartons flfl. ‘Eggs, fresh flrsls in cartons 23. Pointers New Quebr-cs 70 nml 80c. NliliV YORIQ Sept. ‘lil-—-iAPl—ln-

xiv-x of ‘l5 slnpio commodity prices

(Doc 1, 7M1 equals 100). ’l‘ollny 1.10..’- prov (liLV 135,1.

Cornwall.

11H,

Wrrk nlzo 12.7.1 month ago 130,7.

mi: mph . . (Copyright 1038 by Moody's).

, Al.»

North Can .

Slscoe Stlldarnna

Star Pill‘ .. Sud Iinsin . .Surl (‘out Ifivlvnnlte . i Trek Illuzh Tnwnlrlllac i Treadmill White l-tllqie _ United ‘K iITllitt-rl K Vacuum

IVniie A )1 , . \Vll '05" C Wright-ll Wayside .

Silver .. Total sales 1

Algolnil .A.rno .. .

Bllltnc , B Missouri Brett ’l‘r . Brownlro _ Bllckilluilnln

N.-\ v .

II .._ ‘Oil $019M . Oaisko Park

were dairy and “are butter

boxes were for oversea s.

cents. This

tnrios. The lllfllll rl fl-rv (luvs lm

(hanged at. oouud MI

roll . Pilylllllster .. C

St Anthony

' Alllrrmllc . . .

C. Chilrcllill C Copper‘ ... Cohrlit _.

ilinvk "

was made lust port lair-ll have nlsn been IIHHII‘ lor-

port llushloss _ New (inciner-

... “ha, M;

llurks

(‘lllvkvll

Fowl .

Cream . _

.\lnllrl:l_v‘s

Iivll to low lnmliuln rivers were

£1102: EM§~ -- no 1.. s _ .- m. in.

(‘s-ix __I‘Tk - i-(l\\.\ $1 . (‘illlll<'l§

I1\‘:)L‘Il'fiI{\“r I i B f n"! ‘v s y.

'7 llL $1.‘ for grilss-j

Jlkilfifciigfléi I f ' (-1 go ll qilnlily. lll

""56 ‘Sb k i\.I\l15 sod all filfl uni‘ from

1W1" "1 v7.1 r~r thin drinkers to 5.5.00 tol-

n“ lrri- in the seasonal demand

w null rvvlr flrlu st $3575

Hrlmonk. , -. -- vvvvs ililll lvl-tin-ys u-‘ilh ll

“MM” ‘cut of i": per (‘W1 on hurl-u 11nd Pulls,

-‘ i \\'<'l'0 from $l ti: 57» W.