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‘Eninusron uonnnur nnclzs August 8th i934

rAon-runse $250.1»

MARJORIE M, 10754-01. Jabalee, North Sydney, N. 5. t 55ATHER BELL, lbw-Brenton Mclnnls. Charlottetown. 1.01464. M. Alexander, St. John, N. B.

t Lucky uNny. xii-c. m. Alexander, st. John, n, n, 511.11 corn. 2.10%—I’ower Bron, Charlottetown,

s, KING

QPRUCE. till-W. A. Baker, Dartmouth, N, s,

1 yATIJCII DIRECI‘, 2.l0—Il. L. Isnor, Halifax, N. 5. ‘f’ N oltArroN-Merrytime Stables, Halifax. ._ 1511A FRISOO-Mcrrytime Stables, Halifax.

2.15 VTBOT-PURSE $250.00

. CAPTAIN core, 2.l6%-—Dr. r. wsrr rmsco. 10114-6. ll-

Pr'9'$"P'-F"

T. Bowness, Remington. Chandler, Charlottetown.

ADDIE MCGRAW. 3-1°%—McNeiI d; Raymond, Southport, M3, SQUIBES. 2.I7—II. C. Jewett, Fredericton FRANK J. ORTOLAN, ZJS-Slmplon Grady, Summerside. "ELEM D, 2.l4%—Urb:n Glilis, Miscouche.

MISS MACTYRE, 216-14.. L. Isnor, Halifax.

DAZZLE STOUT-Merrytlme Stables, Halifax. _ /

s MB.

Ill PACE-PURSE, $250.00

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BILLY WTTT-Dl‘. P. McIntyre,

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THE WILLYS, his-Chas. Reardon, Charlottetown.

JOE THE GREAT, ZJSEQ-Chas. Ballard, Sydney Mines, N. B. WINNIE WINKLE, ABM-W. McNeil, Charlottetown.

HUSH. ZJO-Ray Clark, Charlottetown.

MAC VOLO, 2.l2%-0’Brien's Stables, Alberton.

JOHNNY MILES, 2.I4%—.Iames Murphy, Montague. _ STAR G., Zflilié-Merrytimc Stables, Halifax. -

2.25 TROT & PACE-PURSE $250.00

REAL GREAT, 2.l9%—A. R. MocKay, Charlottetown. QUAKER GIRL, 2.1.'f$4—Cha.s. Ballard, Sydney Mines, N. S. BESSIE HAMLIN, ZJG-Semples Stables, Kensington.

iVlR. SQUIRES, 217-11. C. Jewett, Fredericton, N. B.

ROY VOID, JIL, Z.15%—0'Bl‘lfll Stables, Albert/on.

TOTE, 2.29-H. E. Killam, Montague.

SILVER DOCTOR, 2.I6i3-0'Drien’s Stables, Alberton. TRIXIE VOLO, ZJBQ-Brenton Ramsay, Albert/oil.

Montague.

BARBARA MARTIN-I‘. J. Henry, Georgetown.

FIRE 01.0w. z-lm-w. A. Baker, Dartmouth, N. s. LACOPIA LASS, Elli-John McCabe, Iona.

MISS WORTHY DOUGLAS, LIB-R. L. Isnor, Halifax. MAYBIRD, 22214-15. W. Armstrong, Middleton, N. S. CLANCY TIP'ION—-E. W. Armstrong, Middleton, N. S. LENA BREWElL-Merrytinle Stables, Halifax. MILDRED K.—-I-l. E. Killam, Montague.

‘sr. rArruclrs ROAD SCHOOL CLOSING .

The closing of St. Patrick's Road school was held with thirty visit-

ors and twenty five pupils in at-- tendonce. The pupils were exam-'

ined in the several subjects by the Teacher, Miss Georgie MacDonald, assisted by Mrs. Michael Handra- han, Messrs Aubrey Hughes and Jamie MacDonald.

Song. between the different grades and subjects by Eileen Don- nelly. Mary and Reta. l-Iandrahan sdded greatly to the programme. Complimentary remarks were made by the trustees and ratepayers present. Following the programme‘ both pupils and visitors were gener- ously treated with ice cream and candy.

Alter the refreshments Miss Hel- m Grant on behalf of the pupils. came forward and read a very fit- tingly worded address to the teach- er, while Miss Eileen Dorinelly presented a lovely tea set, as a token of the many days spent smong the pupils of St. Patrick's Road School.

Following is the address: >

Miss Georgie MacDonald,

regret at your departure. During the time you spent with us, we have lesmed that all your work was for

our good. Your pleasant manner '7

has won the esteem of us all. Such is the way of life, we make friends only to part with them, but our loss is anothcrs gain.

Please accept this as a souvenir, to keep in memory the many pie“-

ant days spent together in St) Pat- g \lis

rick‘s Road School room-

Wishing you all the good things :

of life, and still many nerd, to teach the young,

We sign ourselves The Pupils of 2'

St. Patrick's Road School. KEEN 0N Nsw r-"nocks

LONDON Aug 6 —-Even the Sultan of Johore is appreciative of his wife's desire to be well dressed. When he arrived at Southampton for a short visit to England he was asked what had happened to the Sultana, who Joined the vessel with him at New York.

The Sultan explained that she was “rather keen on getting some new dresses before appearing in London " Therefore she landed at Cherbourg t0 make s short stay in

Dear Teacher z-Having learned that you are about to leave us, we, your pupils, cannot allow you to go without expressing our deepest

Paris."

I7:s Millard’: for Stiff Joints

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Advertising Bates-Payable‘ in Advance

Central Guardian ioc:l:, 4o. per Iord; Western and Intern locals, l: M! word; Announcement: Iltl Coming Events, So- prl‘ ION! chum" In. ner word; In llemorlam Notices. 10o. Der inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, no" do. per name; Latter: of Condolence, 10o. per lnnh; Notice: of Thank: and Appreciation, 10o. per inch or to. pol

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For Sale

CARDBOARD SUITABLE FOB lining authorises, ctc., 1c per sheet. Guardian Office. t!-

FOR SALE-SECOND HAND BIKE. Good as new. With or without 118M. 150 Dorchcster. 11-8331.

FOR SALE — AUCIION FORTY- Five, Bridge and Whist Score i Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. i-tf.

FOR SALE _ 1% HORSE POWER Electric Motor. Apply Mrs. Ben]. Rodd, Brackley. L-8299-8-4-3i.

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FOB SALE-A FORD LIGHT DE- livery at a bargain and in- A-1 condition. Cali Thos. Michael's store or Phone 1107. L-tl200

FOB SALE — AUCTION IPORTY- Flve. Bridge and Whist Scorn Cards. Guardian Central Job Printers. Nov. l-tf.

FOR SALE-I TON G.M. C. TRUCK used. We have a few new Oars in Stock. 1t will Pull you to get our

Nflposition before buying your new Car. MoGowans Limited, Kflmulr.

FOB SALE — ONE HIGH-CLASS Btylish Modern Buggy, like new. “'11- Roomy Seat. Square Box Body. Wire Wheels with Rubber Tires, also Electric Light. Rare Opportunity to buy a buggy in such 80d condition. Price 896.00. Apply a» Mr. Thomas n. Flinn. Amherst.

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Ion SALE - EIGHT noon! dwfllius. all modern conven- lmlc". garage. large garden. on 0t 119 x 93, comer Hillcrest Av- fgue and Orlebar Street. by suc- H '1 °h Auzust 14 at 12.30 s.m. “not sold prlvstely bsfore that

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SHINGLES FOR SALE. $2.45 PER thousand. Apply 0.11. Klely, Cove- head Road. L-8277-B-4-3i.

WANTED - s YOUNG LAnm-s for circulation work in. lar80 Pub- ngmng co. Apply 7-8 P. M. Mr.

McOue, The Regent HOW- L-B295-8-4-3i.

FOR SALE-I TON o. M. o. rnucx used. We have a few new Cars in Stock. 1t will pay you t0 set 0111' proposition before buying your new Car. McGowans Limited, Kilmuir.

To Let

T0 LET -- sEVI-IN ROOM APART- ment house. Central located. Phone 1583-13. L-8300-8-4-8i.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED - A CAPABLE HOUSE- keeper. Apply Box 40, Albany. 11-8306-8-6-21.

AFPRINTICE WANTED 1'0. learn Barber Trade. Short Course. expert training. Molar Barber Col- lege, Halifax. 11-356.

Help Wanted

wANrlm -- YOUNG MAN wlrll Csr, 10-24 to assist usnsser 111 Sales Dept. Apply 0-1 P. M. Re:- snt Hotel. IrB296-a-4-3i.

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CAR GOING BOSTON LEAVING Thursday, August 9th. accommo- dstlon for two Plmngers. Apply

Dundersve more. cardina- I1-

Boarders Wanted Eflifili-j ET’

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Gold Dust . Goodrich Rub Goodyear Rub ... Graham Pnige .. .. Greut West Sugar ..

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Houston Oil ., 141,1; 14% Houston Oil ... 14% 14% Hudson Mo: __ 7 7“ Intl Bar . 24% ‘)5 lntl Nickel 23% 24% lnti Tel s!‘ 9 ohns Ms 40!’. 401,5 Ksn City 7% 7V. Kelrinctor 12% 122% Ken (‘op ... ... 17% 15' Ilnmbert Co .... 23% 231 Liggetts Myers B 94 n4 Loews lneorg .. 21% 241,‘ Loose Wiles is Co 40 40 Mckeesporr Tin Plate . . 85 85 23 23% Z0 5% 3% 21% 135i; Kati , 33 33 \utl lJnll-y Prod ... I6 157'; Nail Light Pow .. 8% 8% New Iluveu 9% New York Cell 2014i horlh Amer 111% North Pa: fi Park .\Iot . 3 2V; Penn Ruil J2 22 Pub Sor N .1 32% 82% Phillip; Pet 16% 15-, Pullman (‘n 43 fl Iludlo Corp . _ ., , f.‘ Radio Keith Orph 15$ Rep iron Steel 1254- Sufeway Stores 4-11 Sears Roebuck 3! Sim (‘o 10% Sncony \'uc 1334. South Pnc 10% South ltnil .. 13 Stand Brands 18% Siam] (ins Elec . 7 7% Stand Jill (‘a1 33 83 Stand Oil .\' J . 48 42')‘ Stewnrt Wsrner ... Ml 5% Studebaker ... 2V. 27's Tex (‘n . . . . . . .. 22% 21% To! Gulf R111 . .1114; 31% Tim R011 Best- . 4 25% Uniorr (‘orb (‘arb 401,3 i'nion Pac 114 United Aircraft 15% United Corp 4 14% 30 13% u s Smelt .. 130v, 1i S Steel ... .. 311% 331/9 Vanadium Steel . 1o 10 Warner Bros Co . 8% 3 \\'arren Bros ti 4 West Unlo_n 3.3% \Vest Else .. 20% ‘ociworth Co 48% ‘Vortb Pump .. .. 16 Yellow Truck Conch 8%

Dalvay-By-The-Sed A

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Psoli, .lr., City, are spending a two weeks holiday at Dslvay.

Mrs. J. M. Scott of Calgary, Alts., whq is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Paoli of Char- lottetown is st present a‘ guest at Daivay.

Mr. Harry Philips, City, won the Billiard Toumament held at Hotel on Thursday night, eliminat- ing the following players: Misses

Audrey Dicks, Katherine Dicks. 5

"Dickie" Dicks, Cliff Mcfluigan, Vic Chalsson d! Bummerside and S1 Paoli, city. A fair crowd sat in-on the game. ‘Thrilling plays took the fans from their seats time time. Most exciting was the game between Bi Paoli of Charlottetown and Vic Ghalsson of Summersidc. the Western boy getting a. big hand when he emerged the winner.

. scales to weigh letters are includ- ed in s new refillable lead pencil.

BRINGING UP FATHER

9g week's support level.

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nu: < cmmcorrfrsrowlsr- GUARDIAN

ssarsolvo QUOTATION

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(By Johldton- uuLWndh Special jWlre) . . ‘

MORNING "IAIKIT LITTII. NEW_ YORK, "N, 'Y., _Aug 0—_Th6 market showed a iareoonnersnte - of small declines ,:t tbs/openin - on__ 8st- urdly hutrilrquict trading or‘: time gave sum: indication of holdilil- Al Q ‘ progressed. moftness in the nil. brought out more lug with Chrysler -in the industrialrag-

. sin.showing welknsu. The rsil :ver-

:3: closed Just ,:bpve its” former ow. " The industrial: showed ‘a greater margin but, with further weakness would be in s Dosition of teltinglast. I ‘Lack of,.bu_ylnl interest rather than selling pressure :npe:red to contribute most of Satur- days declines and we would expect more active interest today.

Lsidiaw and Company.

' SUMMARY

NEW YORK N Y Aug it-All Lon- don msrketrclosed today because of holiday. '-

llfsgssine “Steel" says steel operat- ions, durirg past week declined 8 points to l}, percent.

Csiifornia Crude Oil output during week ended Aug -4 averaged 500.1000 bbis daily, off 17,900 from previous

week. .

Strike of livestock handlers iu un- ion stock yards retried. Workers re- turn to work pending Jfbltfltlflll.

Su arior Oil Corp June quarter net proft 874.433 after- charges against 874.604 in previous quuter.

Republic Steel Corp fortha quarter ended Juno 30 probably wil report net earnings of somewhat morsthan

8590.000. as compared with net loss of {B8 682 fos the first period thi: year an net -io:s of-401,45l. for Julie quar- ter llist year:

Senator Thomas of Oklsiioma sn- nounees ‘completion of plan: for nat- ion wide esrnpslgn to bring about further depreciation of the currency.

e1!’ the poor third quarter- thnt hus- lness is experiencing.

The golds were a bright contrast to the selling drive on Saturday. This group remained practically neutrul throughout the period of shut-p weak- ness that stock experienced generally In New York Dome and McIntyre were well taken and actually closed higher on the day. Continua to buy 801d shares on reactions.

Banou.

By Frederick Gardner, Associated‘ Presslfiuancisl Writer lBy Guardian's Specie-i Wire)

NEW YORK, Aug. il.—Overshs- doweci inspeculatfve interest by the rising grain marketpstocks resumed s quiet course today‘ after a short- lived early burst/of selling.

Most of the earlylosses were re- gained on a moderate rally led by non-ferrous metal shares. After the close of ‘theimarket, General Motors directors ordered s 50 cent extra div- idend. ‘ ‘

grain prices.

' Strength 1n with

‘wheat climbing 3% to about 4 cents

a bushel, resulted in lively discussion

cial community although the rise was~attributed to growing compre- hension 0d the extent of United States drought damage. Nevertheless, s run-up in non-ferrous metal stocks soon developed.

U. S. Smelting, American Smelt- ing, Cerro De Pasco, Howe Sound, McIntyre, Alaska Juneau and Dome Minesroseltonearlydpointsirl active trading. '

Early general selling and the later flurry in metal shares contributed chiefly to an lncre in theyolume to 783,950 shares compared with 485,910 Friday. _

Santa Fe, Union Pacific, New York Central, ‘Pennsylvania. and other important railroad shares de- clined about 1 to 4 points to new 1934 lows after the opening, as the Satur- day decline aaextended sharply. Rails recouped most of their losses before the finish, however, New York Central rallying to finish nearly a

Stocks Resume Quiet Trend 0n New York Exchange

Wall Street, in view of the fact that earnings for the first half of the year covered not only the full $1

regular annual dividend, but 5i cents in addition. But since Chrysler di-

rectors failed to order an extra. last week, there had been less assurance as to the action of the General Motors board.

The 50 cents extra by General Motors, in addition to the regular of 25 cents, was the largest extra since 1929, when 60 cents was paid in addition to the $3 regular annual rate then prevailing. General Mot- ors stock dipped to 26%, then rallied to finish at 2'1, a net gain of 5t of a

of inflation prospects in the‘ finan- poln

t. »

Final prices on the whole were lit- tle changed, thc Standard Statistics Co. average for 90 stocks showed a loss of only one-tenth of a point at 69.3.

Wall Street continued to look to commodities for speculative action and found plenty of it in the grain market. May wheat in Chicago sold above $1.18 a bushel. Corn, oats and rye advanced about 2 to nearly 4 cents a bushel with wheat as drought conditions in the middle west and crop reports from abroad excited heavy speculative buying.

Cotton was firm, closing 10 to 80 cenas a. bale" higher, and rubber, sil- ver and other staples" showed strength. The Moody daily index of spot commodity prices touched a new peak, for the year at 147 compared with 144.6 Friday.

International Nickel advanced to close fractionaliy higher after direc- tors had voted an increase in the quarterly dividend to 15 cents com- pared with 10 cents a share previ- ously.

point higher. » Some extra disbursement of Gen- eral Motors had been expected in (Custodian Prssu) MONTREAL. Aug 0—Britlsb :nd foreign exchange in relation to ths

Canadian dollar as compiled by tbs RbyAl Bank of Canada, closed today ss follows:-

Argentina peso .2041.

Australia pound 3 9382.

Austria‘ scbilling i874.

Brslii lnilrsis .

China s-nnifliorlfdolhrl .8704

(‘seebo orskis crown .0400.

Finland finmsrk .0121.

Frnnco franc .0049.

Germany reicbsmnrk 8813

Great Britain pound 4.951s

Greece drnchms .0098.

Holland fiorin .6058.

Hungary pengo .2920.

India rupee .87 .

Japan yen .2940.

New Zeslsnd bound 3.9539

Norway krone .2400.

South Africa pound 40405

Spain pesets .1345.

Switzerland franc .321

United States 110118! digioulnt. M" 'm"_

Olli PS4‘ . 0 -‘-‘

At Iiizorltreril-Pound 4R5 5-312 u. s. dollar 001%: trlur R t9-

At Neu- Ynrk-Pound 504%? Crin- ndian dolls! 1.01 24-72: frnuc fl 61%- At Paris-Pound . fr: CHIM- inn dollar 15.41 fr; U. S. dollar. 15 13

2. ill; per cent

(Canadian Pro-I) Montresh-Stocks 10W" hi" n“ ' close. '

Other Cnnsdliln market! slowi-

Chicsgorwhen u nearly five ants

to new high. hnldin most of gain.

New Yorks—Stbr n lower despite

lute rslly.

London-Markets closed.

New York-Cotton :nd rubber high-

er: ‘coffee lower; :ug:r unchanged. New York-Cansdlnn-dolisr up M

to 1.04 Ill-id.

_ sncs of the lambs were not sold by

LIVESTOCK

' (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Aug fi-Offerlngs on

the two Montreal livestock markets todn totalled 1,708. (‘sf receipts were 1,082 bead. There was n comparatively bcnry offering of western cnttle, which in addition to‘ a liberal run :nd to some 480 uttis held over from lust week. caused : very unsettled condition of trading. 17p to noon no basis for prices had been nstnbllshed and sales were practically nil.

Calf receipts wore 1,743 head. Tn- days trading on calves was slow. nt prices estimated to be steady i0 25 cents lower than the close of last

ed at 84 25 to $4 75. with one choice calf up to 86110. Medium quality rul- res were 837.’) to $4_ cnllilllon light reals around 83 to Drinkers rnlged from $215 to $3 25. (mm; ulres were selling mostly between $2 lllid 81%.

‘Good and choice rcol l4 25 to 84.75; common and medium $2.15 to $4: lrnnssers 8i 75 i0 $2.60

Sheep receipts were 2.387 bend Lamb: were held over from inst week. About 50 percent of the lambs on lo- dlly'A rnnrirot \\“.‘l‘i" sold nt $7) 50 for

good qunlity lunihn with (‘ilili-l ni $3.50 A couple of loluin were imlll in mixed lots fit-St m $4.50, The hnl.

noon. Sheep were from 81.50 to 250 -

$ . . Hog receipt, were 1,1261 henri Iiogs were lower. Early snles were mrulo

up of about 520 hogs xi $850 for

bacous. Selects drew 5i per hug pro- mium. Heavies. hiltriicrk nnd- lights were" I8 00 and extra berries $7.50

Sows were from 85 M tn $6 50.

l-lave you seen the candidate yet?

Propose; to forsee further issuance of Opened Last silver certificates u to $100,000 fur- ther dsvslustion o the dollar and .____. the issuance ovf currency against dz- B, 5 nlustion profits held by treasury. 551mg: “we Iluresu of Railway economics re- B,“ T L1)“, _ 3;,‘ ports class 1 rkilrosdl in June bad B c Pow _ ) _ _ __ my] net operating income of 841.836.1101 Bruck snk m“; lgllnst $50,881,203 iu Julie 1033i. Six Bum] Prod my" months $225,803.916 against $15-i,72S,- can Bron“ 22 " 9B8 in first hslf of 1033. can C“ Com 6% 9°“ J°""- ("in Car mu .. 1a»,- Cnli Cei \ll.l| 103' High ‘Low Last on C C, PM ' m‘ ao 1nd‘ .. . 80.14 ssao 3.2.4.1’ 1.11 {ff}, fem Com 0,,‘ 20 as 1| . ssno .11 ‘$4.2. 1.11 C“ Cm pm 3",“ 2o Ltii mes 20oz 1on1 no c," m, A, A 5,.- -l0 Bonds .. B3 SS .10 p“ PM n,“ D°w “m”; (for $111010"... 135" . Dom Bil ... ... 31 30v. 3AM)" 5A" Dom Siglggiful B _, 3-34 3J1‘; MONTREAL. Que A“: ksome m.“ grill godldflhlilles .. 1817i 1M0 ther extension of the decline is in “Hang; 11",,“ ' ' prospect. Demorslised selling how- iqpcalj From Offc ever, is not likely to appear since Q10", PD“. 0 prices hare probably discounted larg- fen] Bu“.

MP1. Stock Exchange

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and Ward members of the lllontre

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