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IBRUARY. z, 193s

0A Iii I 0 ll S TRADING 0N MTL MARKET

MONTREAL. Feb. l-A cautious mood continued to dictate oper- ations of security market followers today and volume on the Montreal Stock Exchange was the lightest in six weeks, only slightly more than 8,000 shares changed hands in the five-hour trading petibd.

Unable to gain any sllpport as traders displayed a lackadsisical attitude, listings drifted slowly within a narrow range th. ughout the day and losses were in ‘the majority at the final bell.

selected issues, many of them making their first appearance of the year, held the spotlight throughout the day, Hamfimn Bridge Preferred jumped six points to 31 and Viau Preferred 'i 1-2 to

' c . a new high of 20 while Montreal filmy “mum ‘ammo "t

Bunk i,'i-l"'i'.! nuisinndlur iu work on".- od Jun .'i0 was ‘K400000000, off $20,- 000,000 from previous week and 114,-

Telegrsph firmed two at 55 and Wabasso Cottons 2 1-2 at, 25 1-2.

The inter-listed group was ne- glecied throughout the day. Can- adian Pacific recovered an early’ loss to hold unchanged while Holi- inger eased 10 cents at 17.00. Brazilian Traction and Interna- tional Nickel were unchanged to slightly lower. Shawinlgan was the only member of the group to show a gain, closing with an advance of 1-4 points at la 3-4.

(Culsdisn Prsss) Toronto and Montreal-industrial Iincitl closed lower. Toronto Mines-Loner. New YnIi£—~Sioclfs closed slightly lower. WinnipQr-Wdarst closrd inn-er. _.\'cw York-Cotton, rubber and cof- lec lower; auger unchanged.

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l SHERIFF'S s11:

h virtue o! s Writ o! listsis Incofllcl to mo diroctsd iccusd out of His Iflocifs Supreme Court of Judicature at the suit of Bruce W. llsliwcn against John llelloussll (Br) Ind loll) Mehougsll (Jr) l have token 1nd soiled sll the ocinte, right, iitle Ind lnhrest of the said John hic- DOIIIII. (Jr) in and to ALI: THAT TBAOI‘ glccc and parcel sf land situsic hing and bolug on sownshlp numhzr dl in Kings County In Prilec Edward lgllnd, boundcd and described ss fol- lows that is to soy: Commencing st o‘ sifls fllod on rho wsse side cf the ll sh at the northeast slush v! gym" _ Q perms of [and conveyed to llcorgs A. Icllonslll h! Infill"!!! dated Iovcrnbcr 4th. llflll thenes run-

ohnlns Jhlcnoc east to ihc Ian-h Road ufcrunld ihcnoc south olonl “In same l0 chains to the lace ::)O0fllm¢1\0¢;

“my; q sores o 52223.1... mac mess. ALSO ALI.

g sn Township uurnbsr 40 sforc-

ne; bounded ssd described as fol-_ m,“ 45

bog, New Brunswlicks so to 52% ccntn north-by ll» Milli"! Ulilllfll" '5 i" and Prince Edward lclandc pens or lsnd ocsvcrsd by 1hr 9"" cents.

46 Nations Ac- cept Invite To Olympic Games

choc is to so!» Bounded on tbs

nos- yl Public Loads to Pntrlck %hsn on the south h! ihc Bans" land on lhc wosc hy the rear 23': abs Icllosdd or lctflemlnt llosd soc s- m sue or tho III-ll sorsiclnhs by ucimcrion One ulscd cod tcn (no) sons of Inlld I iltfls Ilors or lfll-

And r do hereby [N0 public not!“ will on Wcdtcsldy lbs Nth dsy of c rssry A. D. llfl st tbs hour of hos o'clock In tho forenoon s: ihc 0c! lousc in Oeorsolown in Kings flout; sci up and sell sl Public Auction flac sold oroolrtr or II "we" lhcvccf as will cslisf! "I. l": marked cs ssld Elsoutlcn belnl 1M Inn of Your Hundred and light Dclhvc bcsidss ilhcriifc vbusdsgr. ol-

fecs and all other expenses of ozcolsiion. ‘a

D- I. KIA lcrlff of lingo Ooulh‘ m8‘! Olflec. llingc flonsty

c list dq sf December A. I). 1N4 I. I. IAcPhoc

1i N

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MARKEL cosszp

(By Illllhshln sud Ward's lparisl Wire)

IOBNING MARKET LITTIB

NEW YORK, N, Y,, market recovered c bit further dsy with _s moderate increase The Rails developed otresgth for a time, but there. was no follow through tn rho more.

The market seems to bo pursuing tho generally expected

Fob. 1—/.i‘ho Olflk-

speeial '

of

time

NEW YORK. N. Y.. loadings report around noon today. Brokers ion-us in New Yer-k in week 192

decrease $20,000,000 from week

Geuerii Baking (‘u year ended ‘i934 not profit equal to 7! cents n c0 nmun share against Eli some lu i033 Judge C010 of U. S. District Court

iokcs announced nlloiulout of $3,780.- ire for foderul-uvrneli and our-rated power plant

Attorney General (‘urumings stated e hnd discussed with offlclu s who-t sot-ion is to he ikeu in r-nco Supreme Court reverses the Gov- ernment in tho pending Gold (linusc hut added that tho nature of these discussions will e main cloaked in mystery" for the pre-

lietblehcm steel (liter-tors d quarter not profit equal to 44 cents :1 rcen p loss $2,411,120 in previous quarten and not protitflcqual to 01 cents on pfd in final quarter 10.13. Yosr 1934 net

profit 3550.371. cqlmi in M) cents nn percent pfll ngainov not loos 88.73532 in 1033.

PRODUCE

l MONTREAL, Feb. 1—Bui-ien prlcfis

Montreal dairy and. today while eggs, choose and potstoe were unchanged to slight-l! stronlwf- Buttor prices ranged from 24% i 24 84 cents n pound for cnrlots or less of no. 1 grrnde. Solids became B 6% cents and prlnds 2B in 201,1; cents. ceipts werc 2'23 boxca- Thc egg market was steady, graded shipments in mrlnts or lee-s cl ct 20 in 27 conic a down for A large. slug wast d0 chains thence lorih 1o 23 gvantl for A pulls“ while B brought J8 to 18% cents null C 11 to 1115 cents. Arrivals were 00o cost-c. Cheecc held unchanged at 1i conts a pound for late-full make of no I On- Illll‘ 0T5‘!- T‘5°T 7"" 5"‘ tarlo and 11% to 12 cents for summer aroci c! loud dill“ lrlll’ l!‘ V" make. Receipts were 40 boxes. L the potato rnnxkct Qugrahecs be- I

l0 ll-til ... 11.40 11-17 11.3 ouch m... Low m: or: 40 ‘Bonds . - . 96-21 0.02 Dow Jones. a scl- I'll!!!

BABING LETTER ahnrsds Evening

at ube prices given by us.

curly Spring this lesson.

dip and l advised buying some of around this week's low.

buy more of it should it I0 ncor 48. 44, would buy a little more. General Electric will sell consider

it reacts sgulu below oumi l6, Fairbanks Morse 18.

issues recommended th-ls week.

wise recent letters hold good. Baring. I

Airsirnlio pound 3.0004. Argentina peso .2847. Austria achiiling .1881. Belgium belga .2324.

China Houg Kong dollars .4359. Denmark krone .278. Wnnre franc .0001. Germany reichsmsrk A0002. (irent Bnitai-n pound .0138. Hungary pcngo .0980. indlu rupee 3888.

lively lire .0848.

Japan yen .2848.

New Zesloud pound 3.8043. Norway krone 2461. Poland bloti .1 .

South Africa pound 4.8068. Bpaln pecets .1 . Swltserland franc .3225.

(A. P. By Guardian's Spools! Wiroi YORK, Janylii-llbrty-six nations have accept"! mviilum‘ m the mac Olympic 0W1“ German Tourist Bureau announced today. This is six uloro than pflriiviPfliitd i“ ‘he 1932 games at Lake Placid and

Pinlntlil’: Atiovulr. ulcr-r-ls-ic-sc-c-c

, lpirliul Offcri par inch; Notlo f ucrd. Other rstsc os lblllflflfll- llnlnsin ilhsrsc for cl! Illlfli

gA'|I;_.2q per word, ihrcc lfll‘! lions for ihc Irioo of two,

pgyilhll is ndvoncc- CABDBUAID SUITABLE ‘on i

Lost

m" - "Twn" "n" s" son. S/kLIk-MAB-E 4 Yams om. (Bound). Good driver and worker. $100.00.

and railway rorossing on Kon- isington Rood, a Saskatchewan , buffalo robe. Finder pic-II 1H" at 191 Greet George 8t. r L-4000-i-8i-8i

wmqg

WANTED - 0132153 (L! good clean food - . 1'96 " ton, Braokley. L-ZiNB-l-iil-fl-

in good ropair- Write full PIT" tioulars Box 141, Charlottetown- L-IOIO-i-l-Ii

Gouge bbott. Uni . A Tv-llifl-fl-i-lil.

wlxTfi -- AYBIHIII BIGII~ QIJyAI‘ n0

tend Bull 1% 2 year old. AP- ply Allan Mflgald, Hcsthcrdslc, stating price and

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arc-ran ... amoourssssmo ‘outfit. Non-electrical. Write cist-

Work Wanted

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fitcnogrcphcr, ctc.

I. alas poalti cs housekcepex: Apply "ll." 22m Guardian. , . ' n-acac-i-ai-al.

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Advertising lites-Payable in Advance

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scant twenty-rive sonic.

lining outbousos. etc» sheet. Guardian Office.

I0! SAL-l -- AUCTION I031‘!- rivc, Bridal cud Whict Cards. Guardian central Pflntll’!

Salesman Wanted $5355 — ADDING Mlcilfii luau wnrnn ma nawmlon

Route of 800 families. day. Rcwlsigh. Dept. M l. B400- BA. llontrcol

N-ilil-fl-i-I-IO-I.

rt you. The Olli- sdlcn , Tormto (10).

Mole Help Wanted “m” ”’,,,m‘“°°'m_,;,',§§j arrssrmor wears» ro heel mum "

United States dollar 3-82 per cent premium.

NEW YORK, Fob, l—li‘oreign ex- change steady. (great Britain demand high 4.31M; low 4.88%; close 4.8T; 00 day hills 4.85%; France 6.50%; ital»; 8.47%,- Belglum 28.28; Germany 30.98; (hoods 99.9055.

Closing exchange races:-

At Montresb-Pound 4.81 9-16; U. B. dollar 1.00 8-32: fro-m: 9.51.

At New York-Pound 4.87‘ Csnsd-

doiiar 16.21. fr; U. S. dollar 16.23% fmucs.

doiisr 69.0? cents; U. H. dollar 50.01 cents.

v0.1.1.1 sat:

To be sold by Public Auction in front oi the Low Courts Building in Charlottetown in Queens county on the 1st day of March A. D. i935, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon,

land situate lyin and be on Lot or 1 wnship umber Bxty-five, bounded and described as ‘ollows. that is to say:-

Oommencing at a square post fix- ed in the South shore of the Hiiott River; thence by tho needle in 1704 running South three degrees East liilghtysseven (Vi) chains: thence East three degrees North five chains

North three degrees Woct Fifty-nine “ ‘ and fifty links; thence West three degrees South meaty-live (M) links; thcnoc North thres degrees

six (46) llnh to the said shore and “- following the shore to tho place of commencement containing forty-nine acres a little more or less. Also all that other tract, piece cr parcel of land on said Townmlp bounded as followu-Oommsuelnl at a stake set in the South shore of Elliott River at the Iiastern bound- ary of land now owned by thc said Thomas I. Burdette formerly own- ed by Malcolm McDonald: thence south (by the maloet of 170i) clung said bound , thrac dorms not. twenty-four chains and forty-six (d8) links; thonoo last three do- grecs North twenty-five links; thence South three degrees cast fifty-nine (b9) chain-s and my llnh; thence last three desires

links; tbcuco North three decrees west fifty-uinc ohoinc and fifty linkstotbsshonof stcr crock; thmos following the var ous courses a the shore riorthwestwardly to the lacs of commencement flontdinixll gurty-one acrcc of land s little more or loss. ‘lhoabovescloislnsdcundera Power of lcio contained in an in- dgntuys of Mormon dated the twenty-sixth day of March A. D. 189i, made between Thomas l. lur- dcttc of Ictrview in Queen's Oolmcy and Harriet Harriette his wife, of the one part and George Frederick Younker of Kingstm in the sold ty, Fanner, of the other part.

Ooun Default havinc been made in my- mggg h: the wincipsl and iptlrol

thereby

N. Y. Stock Exchange

__._-_ (Quotations furnished Jchnsisl sod Ward members c lion William Grccn, President of Ameri- can Federation of Labor declared tu- day that labor protests against the Auto Code, “will not recognise it, will fluctuating aimlecsiy pending tho out- "f, 1mm 1*. Ind will not yield Iv coma of the “Gold Clause" case. We il- haro been cuggectlng foo some that new commitments b nmi continua to feel that Yesterday's rally probably has carried the recovery about for cn- h for the time being even though it hss been very small. Lsldiaw and Company.

c, lloniros Richmond 80ml Lssi 53k

Dow Jonas.

NEW YORK. N. \'.. Jan. lib-Wheat Ind coon closed 5i to ‘A higher and isst advices hold good. December cot- ton olosed slightly lower. Buy it be- low 12.40.

The market rallied further ‘today and the industrial Averages got up to , closing at 101.00 sgsioct last night's close of 101. There is s bsro Doeslbility that these averages may go down once more slightly below 100 especially it there should be any de- lay in the Court decision beyond next Monday, tbe stocks recommended by us in recent letters should b: bought

Amer-icon Forcing Power 7 percent n pfd sold 18% and remains a purchsss uenr l7. I oxpoct to sec it l5 points higher this Spring, and I expected an

.-,, B l 201': whole trade that such large quanti- sg ‘

Burr Add Mach Con Oil . . .

('orn Products sold neur 02 yester- dny, closing at 63 today. Ou Friday, Jnu 18. I wrote so follows "Corn Products acts well nml if tho market has snoiiler dip of a point or two, as it should before long. it should be bolllht." Well. the ulurkct ilsd first

it

1313/“ We have received a summary of ' 1,3 discussion number one of the Sunglu {His Fox Breeders Club meeting, held at

312;: JfilllllYy 23rd. _It was presided over 42a’, by l... W. Hancock. A discussion on 4% the definition of breeding terms and Johns Mauvlllc, recommcndad ar-

ound 40, closed shove 50 and I would 4% other “n95 of “ye stock was carried 7

Atchlson gave you s chance to buy it around 45, nud l! it should go near {,2 Bunglo have also_lssued service my, slants for February and March dis- 02% cussing mating problems, kennels, it handling of foxes at pupplng time, 4;; examination of litters at birth, etc, 1,5 etc.

ably higher, sod can dill be bought if Allis Chalmers should be bought cr- Radio

B pfd should be bought if it reacts again near 40. and the common re- m“ mains a purchase near 5. In short, while stocks may go a fraction lower F ihnn they were Tuesday, pun-house are advised in that event of all the

Q ... ... . ... First Natl Stores . .

‘ 23,.‘ Shelton Sharp with reference to his ma, recent trip to Saskatoon. On the way back the party stopped ofl’ at

,4‘ Wmnipez. which city Mr. Sharp 2'1"} was quite taken with. Discussing

The trsooious went higher cgslu. and should not be cold yet. Other-

Yj/l the West with us, Mr. Sharp is of “a the opinion that they are all set for

EXCHANGE

MONTREAL, Fob. L-Brltish and foreign exchange in relation to the (‘snsriian dollar’ as compiled i-y the ltoyal Bank of Canada closel today a as foilorvsr-—

“Jlligi: They have very consider-shield- W,‘ vantage on us in that they get larg- ys; er litters through the generous use 10m of rabbits and a. heavier feeding

‘Ho system. The theory out there is that “M! heavy feeding produces better re-

5% one and one-half cents a pound

25.,‘ per cent lower than in Prince Ed- 161/, ward Island.

as of a fox for a your, pups and adults

to a litter, add sire and dam makes 9'5 four and s. half, multiply that by w, $7.40 and you get $33.30. Divide by 2514. two and a half and you have your 14% feed cost per pup which is your 5% product for sale and would equal

4W- In the West the figure would

149g advantage over us or their bigger

In Ioid-Jkund lie us: Canadian “m

Warner n.3,; i

and was particularly prevalent in

All that tract, piece and parcel oi’ Y

Miscellaneous

and seventy-five links; thence ' 0m h” no 1 “I

any?" "m" “ma” "m" ‘"3’ from those of distemper in ‘the dog. flour seconds $4.00.

.00. we“ twentyqmu. duh“ ‘m! 1°ny_ u “wheat patenu choice

stools I 1H1 cquslc 100; 1026 average

North flvs chains and seventy-five w" _ Today 108.5 prcv dcy 1M ‘l

(Copyright 108B by Moody's)

Currencies

(Otlld NIW YORK. Fob. 1—)linor chunk" only won recorded in the forv-ig-u ex-

ltnlc. closing It l-id percent disc s ycstc y. Qtv-rilng 6.81 while the French costs, showed s inss

(‘nodal Prccn IONTRIAIA Feb. ‘l—-I'oun|l clcrl- secu . I n 8m"

“til d“ 0f Jllilll‘, u‘; I

313*». rasosasox rormxss ‘PM rem sic-c‘ " Mofllagec.

L-Sfl-fl-Q-D-M

tho dollar ct 8-01 o! one percent pre- sa!—

‘ms CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

STOCKand 301w)

TIUELY NOTES 0N TOPICS CONNECTED" WITH

I Silver Fox Farming

§

for silver fox pelts at recent London S.

merits, it came as s. surprise to the

ties could be so readily absorbed."

Summers-he, Wednesday evening,

principals of breeding as applied to

on_ It was very interesting with points brought out by illustrations.

We had- a short talk to Hon, G.

the Silver Fox farming industry in

a good future there.

suits. Rabbits are very cheap. about Other fox feeds are probably fifty

Taking the average cost of feeding at 87-40. and allowing two and n half

$13.32.

Probably be $6.66, therefore their

profit per pelt would be $6.66. Labor costs would probably be about the some, certainly not any more, as there is a. tremendous lot of unem- ployed labor that will work for very little more than keep.

In a paper on distemper by Dr. Norman J, Pile, lbedcrle Laborator- ies, New Yonk. occurs the following: “According to reliable information fox distemper was a serious problem in Prince Edward Island in 1930-31, where it demanded s. heavy toll on numerous fox ranchers. It appear- ed in the cast in the summer of 193i

both foxes and mtnks in the New 1932 and 1933. Additional fox ranch-

es in this territory reported the in- foction in the summer of 1934.

Apparently distemper in fur bear- ing animaLs is a European as well as North American problem. A prominent English investigator has thoroughly described its symptoms. ‘Ilwo German scientists have written upon the subject. One of them has observed it in both foxes and minks and is of the opinion that the symptoms do not differ materially

One of the German scientists makes s similar report but in hasn- ing the diseases of Silver Foxes m order of their importance, places parasites first, para-typhoid and food poisoning second, tuberculosis due to custom of feeding infected carcaces third and distemper last. in minke he found round worms

with infectious diseases running a close parallel. chief among them being distemper."

The reference to para-typhoid above should- mokc us think when spring and summer comes around.

to the ions through polluted drink- receptacles of which have been washed in wafer containing the terms. The para-typhoid epidemic

ago was traced to that source.

well or source of water supp1y_ If para-typhoid. Should it get into a

and will aflect practically the whole herd.

The next Silver Fox auctions in Landon will be March 18th and last receiving date for Ruth's is Febru- ary 25rd. Those having w ship would do well to get them away early this month so that they will arrive in plenty tlmc to be cleaned, graded. etc.

(X the 80,000 Silver For pelts on the January sale in London, 30.000

Our congratulations to Captain Fred Peters, Col. F. I. Andrew and lilrnest Mills for big prices received

The report of the Hudson's Bay sale, January 7th. received yester- day. says, "The Company's collee- tion of 24,992 skins was the highest silver fox offering they have ever made at one sale. The quality and color were both good and included a. fair proportion of very attractive skins but the colors fell below the exceptional standard of the collec- tion the Company sold in December.

The combined offerings of the London brokers amounted to ap- zqy, proximately 80,000 skins and while 3% new uses have been found for silver

f: Foxes in the manufacture of gar-

uf norvt-s rolurnoil to the ruining HVL" (i011 of tho 'i‘\ir0lr(n exchange toduy and the luurkot. closed iowrr Willi ruiuluc. nroului Hus imv [Willi l"? ‘i pguplfi hr yours Appurrnily iilf‘ uni)‘ dmressing fin-tor uu-ls the uncertainty 0 surrounding tho gold situation with n IIPUlSiIPII on Hm gull] olnunc llivprni b)‘ the u. s. Suprciuc Court oral-civil R curly in tho week.

high-prion gold group. Took llugiics ramo nui in (‘0liiiiii“I'ilbi(\ §’i)ililill' at u loss of 4 cr-uls. [mason included '.'.“ vents for lioliingnr, Ills‘ for ilruiorno. 7.1 for llomc. Z15 for ilirlntyro nml ill fun Pinnofll". IKIR’! Nllom finished nor- rowly highyr