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(Johnston and ‘Ierlj

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Liquid Cerb Loews Iucor-p .. Loose Wiles Bls McKeelport Tin .

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DAB-Ill) BOOK CHICKS IOI Juno. $11.00 per 100. Express paid. Everett Howatt. Carleton.

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Miscellaneous

SAVE AND. BI 8MB. ‘IBIS l8 best accomplished by buying 1on1 term endowments in Sun we. We have {policy to suit your every need. Bee J. A. Moore, Currie Building, Charlottetown. 11-7640.

WI: HAVE ANYTHING AND everything in the small rubber lines. Order by mall direct from -------‘ ‘ end save 1W». All orders are mailed Postpaid by us ln plain wrapper. Mail order catalogue sent tree on request.

slilfllfi that new purchases o! in- dmtrials be deterred in until sell- lnl has run its course.

R4115 displayed pronounced re- sistance and " ed to ‘show sians oi lcoumukstion. 0n reactions buy-Alchlson." C’ eat Nor Md and

urdsy. Fractional dips insenior ls- sues were countered by fairly strong purchases oi’ some of the medium priced issues. Little Long Lao was in active demand. I should. however await a dip before doing any further-buying in this issue. ‘Nothinr has yet developed u, rug. gut that colds are about to stake m advance. Market action, however, still suggests that ., ‘ l aocumulatio o! sound oil shares should pmvs profitable. On dips buy Mdllntyre, Dome. Holl- inim’. ‘Deck and Little Long Lac. Damn. BAIING LETTER Saturday Evenlng

m. YORK, n. Y, May l6-—-'I‘he Industrial swam went one point lower. I still

(Cnnndlnn Frail)

NEW YouK. 11s h-drorelrn c!- change irregular. real Brltaln hills i M‘ w 4.90%: my slur $49115: France ass: vltaly R2134; Belgium 16.02; Germany 40--

25; Canada B0 614w. ~ av" - ‘ ' (Canadian

MOMFEAL; Ms!" ill-British ‘

and foreign exchange in relation to "the Canadian dollar as compiled by the Royal Bank-o! Canada closed today as Iollowsz- Argentina peso .2610. _ Australian pound 8.9201. ‘ Austriawchllling .1088. Brazil mllnls i560. (mine Hon; Kong dollars .6106. Denmark krone .3196.‘ France (rune .0066. . Germany relchsmark .4026. Great Britain jflllhdl‘ D151. Roland florln .8166. . Japan yen .3896. . New zealend pound 6-0606. Norway krone M70. . Poland aloti .1891. South Africa pound seats. Sweden krona .2636. . . Switzerland franc .3280.

United States dollar .146 Dfl‘

cent discount.

(Canadian Press‘)

L-7680-5-16-6l. Novelty Rubber mg. co . about 11s, arisi- cl n» .1.‘ e =- _ Box ass, Dept. x-n, 8am ton. w“, mu,“ ;f,“°*‘;*§,g;;';§ .n°'srr;'nilxl;1“_f'rf;in.l“ 5210,24; u. s. roe new - QUANTITY oflolvl who». i-n-m and m. that sum s. nu m. “$965.1”. "instill... 4 01v, Can- umouiy nay. sls-Oo 1m wn- 1 ther ' will take p1”, udlsn dollar on sisa- franc Easy, . L-TBN-b-lbsfll. ‘ CG. Pictures-J! m4 when m At Paris-Pound '14 80 fr: Canadian . > To L“ w" w“ n“ w m’ m“ My!“ 1n 20 to: U. s. dollar 1s Iss4 fiwzgt-‘tl-Ewfilaslgii? Ogmym Riga? it‘ Am. melting closed at rlniolitzlad-Potund U12“! Clfifilgllllfiglgi - - . ' . can s; . . _ n brook. Iv-‘lflil-fi-lll-Sl. m u-r-unnp 1101155, can. mtgofgiam” :n§§§ef“'£fl’: Jllm. - " - “my ‘ J M?“ a“ 9"” to buy it around s4, where we m. roll sour - s nlscu lmmlo L-rzoe-l-is-si mmmmd k ma when W“ m“ v mm ‘"1" P"'°“°‘“Y 1%“ t‘ " have bought u 1m Monday and PR baa-pain. Apply ~10: rcheltsr nooius T0 -I'unrns “may Bu, on my mm _ _ 5m"- “'7m'°"a"" °B"t“'.f‘t_‘"'“"h°" *wllf_fifl'§§"f§ Home nouns closed a point niches -_ ' m; “m _m“ “u, m“ “ v ' and shouldbehold andsemcmiefl (car-angry truck. in lood condition. Mrs- 1-0 u-r - nousn, es vlorol! l" “m 4° "M- Phllllol-iorrio- uomanan, sir-nutter mum, ma“, 3mm“; . A“ no“ "ht Input my advice that it can still prices were narrowly < lliaher on L-‘lsaa-s-al-li. ~ L-‘nsb-b-ll-si. l" "ma"; m: g; iltzwfitywrag- firhlgontrvfl Wm‘ M "mu: ""1? . - Wily time! I rou sans - m nusnn. sun 1° pn- .... m: nau- or 1 whtimk very bull- slilhtli. em un- oats. Hscleansd, 1 Sectional Sesd- 40mm Mu,’ fimn and“ ‘p. ieh on it Paths A closed un- changed and potatoes easing. No 1 or. P. l". Laflerty, Peaks. P. E. .1. ply m m‘, ;__ p_ D ma‘- chanaod Buy some around made butter in carlote or less was L-lass-ii-"al-li. “m; Avgnug; . 1,13;q.5.gq.g| genial-gel glean-iolngluaulzuy nous: quoted ‘xinostlylu: 20 8-4 in 3mm v _ v - e. a rs o apoun up-centfrom‘ ur- 70B. BALE - FORDBON TIIAO- 1-0 fnj 33pm“; be held {or a turther advance. u. day.’ small lots to retailers brmlant q;- m ‘W; working condition wm”, ma“; 5mm y.” 6. Indusirial Alcohol oi which you h cents s pound tor’ ‘hlids and 8160.00. Austin A. , Pns- duwg 1°“ 1, ma. ehoilld be long around e1 and s1, 26 cents for prints. » town. L-‘ISSQ-li-ill-ii. gem; _ y. 33.54041 :0!!! ebovgdts and should be hold No 1 current Ontario cheese ruse - '- _@MlP -- l-fltol-toiaoentlossllatli-s III-swarm? rI-ANTB. ‘we P“ scone r0 an wrrn aun- ‘nu rolls min am nothine. but u. s 1-: cents e. hundred. 61.00 by mall: 04.00 r m“ ‘man mmmigq q- uflur. last slight’: advice mill holds loud. Grades ls inflcarlols or v-housmd- l". B. Reeves. Sou - anneal-Anni! l5 xss%si.g - ‘rheyehouid moveuemelonrpoess lees or sue rs go quoted b-‘lilii-fl-"ni ~r..- n-s-so-ei. m? boueva $21? below 6T. 1o an’: dcoen l‘ +14 1': . . . _ "In r Simmons lflll find! , i -» Work Wanted Help Wanted mmmutmfiqwrfi", u ‘Qfdmaef- ‘Qgwi w" ‘fi u m k “M310”. Nun‘ w“ board 011 around so. ' .135 5E n" gummy; in so. work. Night or dsy.~l\stes reeson- WANTID Al‘. once-scars!“ Bsrinl- nouns cranial-Is w .es.so vicr able. only Gulfdlsm. Imsn lor rename. she. . south .No,1.in barren 7- . - 973355.31.” minus, , .' _ IANOIPI “NOON LIHII” am 62. to 63.76 fir 100- , v v L-NNrl-lI-OL v bvapollio-llndsfltoel. ra- roumwomuc WITIONI . ...v IOlfmIlsL, qlsayso-newfloridssiuicoqumdbsgs. ‘gvehlldwantsbouslwilk. wmtd». lsnssvnciasisuiyna use: Oldpotebosl broillht. also: - "L-lsst-s- . ‘Mic/vol, ls. ‘nine in new? Ill-wound bee v or Que- . “n” 10.3“. ‘um; mnuasulaoosorsem m “lambda-flaw. — “d . . . New . unis _ es - ...’ . lvllvhh. cattle. _",”." euvsssszgggiissnt Roosevelt's ward; * l .\ . . _ "“__"

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IIIIIIIIMIIIEWIIII’! win‘- txolotthslederelrceervufandtlae ) united miss t gmmmscmniy“ m Q l —-"" h A -' -' i woul ’ . _ HUWG HAIKIT bsdn$flllbh Qllflll‘ fig“ nz;v€1¢:hi!‘.“1;.y..mv 2-1.1, "up. .-“°_"_“, n 2m: m"! 0° Nloilflnlry Columbia Bus. endllsctrlo con- li-Nlly- Tho rswflon 1mm the 1118115 tinuu to fluctuate in 'e- .mrrow is»? . has been iairly substantial, conald- range, gradual "accumulation tor 77s v erlnlthoshurtthnmlnanumber fiielonl-pull-should uncvsvery lg,‘ _ _, l otlssilcel-hatwenleadereonflw pmflwbiq, ., . , _ .0 m, - - ‘ l; advanceflrha intentionot Duringlhcnoxtmmthorvwclt 1 .... .. ,-_ . _ t" 3 the President in deliver his ‘veto mlfhf, u, "11 gm- tuqm ‘w [gap 4s _ v v , _. v ._., < mfllllle on the Bonus Personally one eye rlvotedon lumps. :5‘ _ , v p .. dlmllwod inflstion and specule- o! gold bloc is bound to pron die- 13 ’ ’ ‘ / live sentiment somewhat. bu: did turblnz w securities. o... ... . . . . .. 111,5 . a a - 0S )2 ~ 110i ill-lilo 11H"! “limit 0f SWK- Bisel m. in tvhov United sum gocksbsult Plow 171v, . _ _ _, O s 0 v.. on "u... atzr~....z.hw m“ a‘. MW“ Mus "*1 T ‘ * 6 Y. consum - ’ ~. Friday with no real rain in mm burgh Absvli‘ ,- with raw material §§ * 11E POSITION which this Ban]: 7 s that a turmer- nmod o1 costs in the United autumn: 7?‘ ’ " ' - ‘" mud wow 1- m i» - mm many u... pmwuv . 4 holds today in the financial struc- " willow and Oomvony- power BM with “W! limos. Bosh Gurds "i, .. 1:14 3x52 v .~ . :1 (i 1nd uni, dgmgnlljjlg H W Smllh I , _, SUMMARY $614,, ' 1y ’ f0 N; ugu Gold slings 1m ture of Canada llOt Q Ififlult Of. ' _ _ m“ “glut; thewoumn. “Foam, glam . ‘all . .- . . . p, Gm‘ romtridrgl.‘ {a dMsyt m. m... o! mum». more sag“... é’... 1.27;! gig" .2‘ n“ merechance. It has been acquired " I o rs quo n on a e uipmem must s00 prove - ll"! l‘ I . . . . . ~l l l... , comm-red with i3»... n .1:S:"l..‘;.'°“‘ g, 33,, by meeting the needs of its cuss ‘ 59 "NI!" . lstlblo. mu nl-sw .'.'.' e514 65% .' l . Oalii’ crude oil cutout during _ n z s: 1 c 10'. WA l ‘ ' week ended u‘? 1a averaged 511,- _ gézwgercitrg“. ‘g ' 1g ‘P01116178 dOWn through 11116 yam-g... . 300 barrels dr against 515,000 in ' ' . ' . .1 nrevlousweek. . , =~1,;; w» P: "g Coast smco 1832—alwaya along the ~ Phillip M01116 Mid Com/pony ‘ Shewlnlzan ... ... 155's 15% w e _ __ , ' . _, year ended amen 31.1935,earned p _____ ghsglléayllvgow. i; lmes of sound banklng pracuoe. ' '3'” ‘ “"6" “'21 1n m“ (Canadian Press) ' tool Co Can s...“ 4155 C008! ‘ ‘ . .Y°"- ~ mnou-ro. Mav ail-mam: egg-hog‘; m P" l’; . 5,, - ' " » e v "f w .,, ,,. slowed uownlniodntaiely -911 "w. ’° ' . " ' " -" ‘fir; $10,115 fgdyflg minim‘ section ozsun Toronto ex- Canada World-wide facilities in every "" influence o! labor settlement m gl:%mhfnffivémfgm°mgf Commerce" .. . 1m m e ~ _ department of bank‘- f“ the auto industry and steel works . Mel-mu - - 1T4 1"" . - "8 ‘ 1118 to a fairly 6W“ 3N1 "d m9 N va Scotls Inwrourmurvn “mm” “w” u‘ Mvmxd m‘ golds eel-ling cit to snow s drop 0i ngyn 1m ' . \‘~ mint to 45 1-! percent of capacity. u m the m4“ 3,111,,‘ u; 3°11. Bank o! Canada on "m!"- lhdustl-lal Conl-mlssioner And- r was the ‘emu,’ mm. thou” :-—-—-—-——— CUBA. ' ‘ ' ‘W’ or New Ywk ma“ report's m‘ ab? shares of the cams out "73"" 31°0- ‘ " I ployment in retail and wholesale and u; mwhed a 10w of “t” m mmmu" establishments increased sharply 1 ‘m, the em, before wag“ - lzyunuc e o ... afulgffhpgrm “w” 15 W‘ m lslgvw. mm 0e cents . (cmdmxiilub . _ A . ' ' 4°" .1" l“ i"? - non-mun. m. 20-01mm ml *' nun Low m: on “m” h“ W“ m ‘°“’-l§°"m on the vwopuonlreal livestock ma: - ‘ ~r o! the drop in Holllnger Arum e “t. today mm“ w,” “ML . ., so ma 115 as 1141a 114 5a 12a w’ °* $"'°5' "°"‘”"°d 1”‘ W“ Cattle receipts were 1414 head mm“ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ther than the intimation oi some ~ . l‘. ' wlvnon. nnounn '1 .20 Rolls 30.48 32.22 31.38 a; o ks mwhfleholdusshould Cattle tradlngwasu. 11v n». ovnn s cnmrunv or assume eaavsca... 2o Utll . 19.51: 19.30 19.44 .20 w”: W; rmmn mm mm standstill. nnnv sales amounted to ‘ ' so Bonds 95.19 0'1 t‘; ""°;‘1‘1a:n d‘ flaenh-glfl - future. '15 head, made up of onecar of, I *" - - ~ m" M“ '..° m t bonuses hlavebeen paw “filfinizmr? "i? Z3313 u» at " ' ‘ m, " » .- -- rm|a'0 , y 8- .11: saMeaiumzQol-lto dLam--- "-1 nsnou save ffmfsffé‘ gfffjiumm jlulggg-g cows o1 dairy type at t4‘. wlilfidlum calves broueht $4.50. nu- lustre-i s12 §'..-“£i"}Z." tbopfl. “0011143100: 2;: ..'l"'°‘$.n'°°v§°§i.§?”?.§ . so qéntg Mme Domgmcm-Azve and uuallty steers sage: to S“; “sad I dlum kinds were. from $3.50 to light lambs. were not wanted. watered with. 81 p91‘ hos yemlulfl MONWEAL, Que. May 20-50 wright “airwaves 0.05m unchup ow common up . l $4.75 and common » kinds from. sheep were from $2 to $4 with thl on selects Butchers, heavl and vial" selling has shown no tendency CB1! receipts wen 855 head. $2.50 to $3.35. Good and choice ‘bulk between .50 and $4. Ewes ‘ ' 6 . ed and Pioneer gained 25 cents. .. $3 lights were $8.75 to 33,35 pjld e3. w. mend.» Priors reoede and in l . Deli prices were about. even with veal vss-ls u» e5; common and $2 u. s; 111mm, good e12; common 1.1a hwy“; g3 5 to a 35-" Feed“ "Rfiilwsl these u lime indication " ' "1'- W" °1°"~=~'1‘1w~l>"1¥.<=1 .111“; medlumfl-io w $4M. "' 04' t0 as each. hoes sold up a. em. "m. were mfsmnzlr.m...lm.zzttlsi EXCHANGE iiéiulilkffisvm...» his. i... elm. . “P” "o 1*‘ m“ H" WP“ "e" ‘M’ h“ m1...“ m no; m» - . ‘ e . ‘

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In she - four years of its existence; lm rial Oll Limited has always welcomed legislation in the interests of labor and she basic industries. It has never had a labor dispute. It has always paid fair wages. To she greatest extent possible i: has provided continuous employment and i: has given its workers increasing leisure so as tvo en'- aad employment. I: has sickness and th benefits and old age pensions because it believes that the worker and hiedepen- dents are entitled so such protection.

length] Oil has always cried to deal fairly wi collateral induscry and with its ‘com Ellison. f lrs success in this connection is

dicated by the fact that it has never had a major lawsuit. It has always reco nized the principle that she only eerlsfsacro business transaction is she one which. m3 s fair pron: so ellpsrdee concerned. l: has fulfilled all in undertakings. l: has enforced no onerous claims on others.

lslrrinal. 1

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Tm rial Oil has always tried to deal fairly wir ' she" "consumer. Ir has uOlllinllOlllly improved rhequslity and steadily reduced the PIICB! of its products. I: has invested‘ millions to make those products always available wherever they may be needed,

' In 1934 Imperial Oil earned $3,025,400.12 from its Canadian manufacturing and mar- keting operations. This, you may say, is a lorof money, but to earn that amount

v Imperial Oil had so make and market goods

- to arvslue of 38234131145. The store- keeper who in the course of a year sold 68,280 worth of goods and snedea profit of $900 would not be regarded aseujoying an undue. measure of prosperity. Bug hi; rsrioof profit to the total volume of his bualnesewonld be the same as Imperial Oil's.

Iehee been Imperial Oil's racdos so "make

l wisely, measure truly, era e justly " f“; ‘hi;

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