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53:; t . .. > Q i,‘ Morning Stock Letter Wall Street Mirror Says:- Speclai to Johnston & Word "r :§:-:§-.:-:%:-: i-ifixfizcsxtxa. 35w YORK, March Ito-The market continues e site on the rallies. Where luppiifi. Wu: rxpecteil in the eioek market on Wedneedn, only feeble rallying “Minn-lea made their uppeerane The industrial section closed vreil below itil u. meusilreil by the Dow Jon" "Whine and support was conspicuous by its manor. Tiia next nolnt where support may losieeily he expected is I'll, This in a“. loiri at which It powerful i-uttle was stared on the ailvenee last. month. With

H“! .,x|l‘elj‘lfln of a fe\v specialities nlliuh were unaffected by the generul selling h, lmlil lniluetrinis nnd rails the whole market suffered from a leek oi support on

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lialls with pupil, look lower. |

Am...“ the industrlaie issues which look lower at the present time ere Amn w, sin-i Vanadium. Il/uetiuglluune, Auburn, Poster Wheeler, Lowe: and the 0i!

. u i‘. fITlZnnd from good aonreoe that large seals buying order have been plas-

|n Warner Bros. Pictures. This buying ie declared to have its origin la W18". d ion. This information should not be taken to mean t Warner is recons- glglailad as a Illwhu‘?

A q, p...- is making e gallant battle against the selling tide but leeks lower. chm’ h”... pm e price of sii-al on Byerl. l

ati f th W lln def l I declared to w,u::::e:°ad:o:tlru:: llnrziokzllfzr 1h: stahipirg of lTotel-‘lairzel bath tub: , .

huylg‘ which rnnde its appearance in United Corp en Wednesday was be- If}, hv workers who. in the peat have acted for Morgen interests. inl l - .

. d s of decline finally induced selling in somewhat larger

1M ¥r::..f:‘ye:iae,rdsy with the rails lending the reaction against strength ‘alum’ "illtles News on the business situation varied. Some further increase in i" ‘ilaprlsduqflfl; was reported but ‘oer loadings and elertrio power iilnltput show- ii" ‘ a

iVew York Exchange

(Special to Johnston k Ward) All‘ Rodilc . . . . . .. ifill 071/; IOH-FJK’, ‘Ailog Corp .. ioi M‘. iol +14. Allied Chem ... 102i 1.1K iIl'_’|-l-2l',§ Alli: Chaim ‘FEM flux. align-ii’, Am Cun '

Am Cur Found Am For Pow Am Loco ... . Am Am Am Am

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ll t Mill ‘ " ed iintilnel. lltlmilaxllggizrpovoiunie o‘: in pronounced dnliue: in lnfilnafqcdnys ot the reaction volume decline: while spas l strength is ehurn m, r f. a - u _ g- "‘ "mm! i-‘Mki-‘oiiilnéhzlirnex in reached. Irlrnit to the ext-int of the reaction "M11" l‘: “dvmwe. We would continue to watch volume. the rells and the mu K‘ ' ' ' ‘

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WRQLLO BAY ‘THE MONTREAL- CURB MARKET

w e frequently during

lMiss Marguerite MacDonald, teaoil- " a; East Point, spent the week end n hor home in Souris West.

(Special to Johnston 8 Ward)

OpcnedIHigh |I.ow Last

Ilrli Am Oll ... ...|13%| -i4| 18k 1 (‘an Melting .. . 10

“E55,. Harry Mallard and Dolphie Conway, Gowan Brae, were to Rollo

guy West Saturday on s. business D C a": :_ 12 mp Dom liing Work: .. 3138] ' Peter Maccomac‘ ‘Ono B”, 3on1: gorlnghem .. 1255:1255 12 12

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" - ...! il0 uii 10o 114 was a visitor to Souris rover recent alogesegiir ‘n _ 29%|! i). Iiupnrial Oll .. 10% 16% 15% lm Tobacco . i P i .

Miss Minnie Chaisson, teacher at I: Jim; 1o 1 u Goo: River. fiat g2; week eud st ‘Ifzandier-idé- __ ‘léz/‘é gig 95% 9:?’ ii ome n . Si: ... ..- ..

n. Sisocoa Mines ..: .| 45A 43 41‘ 43

n. John w MacDonald Little “'“"‘" mm“ "“ ‘l w“ I . I

' Nash Motor: .....'. 4 Nut Cash neg-L.

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Briggs ... Bur Add Much l) G Ale .. Csn Pacific +1.4 Chess Ohio +14 Chrysler Mot ‘.'| +Mi gofofloi: . Hit-l +11. o far on ... -. gall gueinlron flfliitl-HM. o as i . . .. itllffl-i-iilf. Col Graph 1J| li-ioii-lzi. Consul Gss +3 C01! Csn ... .... Jfli/yl-i-llll. Corn Products . . 821/. .4 “1.(,| +1’. n. I. Dupont . 01%| l)ill,’_-| :|.-'.4.]+i'/. Ellie POW Light 503g Silzg-si-IM re ... . 1:15?“ Mahdi/a 40%! fiiiiizl-i-ltk - - - “.4 ‘s 3201520‘, .55". i‘. sag/m 4W. 48%: +1‘. ri§| a1 mu 41/,

50%| “'4 56%| +7»: 7| (KW. llfl + Jewell Tev ca! 52m 52.01 Johns Manvlile ... 70| (31% IOH-lil. Ken Copper Kreuger Toll Lambert Co . Lig Myers B Loews In . W B Co Muck Truck .

Mont Word . . .

Nwt Biscuit

Nat Dairy Prod .. Nat Pow Light

North Am Co Puck Motors ..

Psrli Publix |

Penick Ford .. 4m. .

Pen Rail ... . .. 00X. .

Phil Pet .....|12a;.

Pull Ser N. J. 88-7’.

Radio Cor ... ... 24

R K O ... ... . 21%!

Rem Rand 141/,

Re Iran Steel . 22%| “ll

Rock Island .. 60%.] . I "

Sears Roebuc 571/. 14 h. fll/fi Sinclair Corpn 13%| 1271.] 1333i +‘li “' C0 . 2i)‘, 13%] 2H4’. +5.’. South Pacific ltilli/fllilflbfliiiiiy, +1

Pond, was a recent visitor to Rollo Buy. ‘Itfiifi-WUW ’ kinnon, President: A. 1". Pete". 86¢- Ope of the oldest residents 0! Bear “gm-y; Tgmplg Whanlan; Directors, River South, Mr. Alexander Mac- Jgmgl MeoCormeok, Rollo Bay; Isaac, died at his home Thursday. Jpmes Kickhani, Alec White, Souris ml, 26th at the advanced age of wast; William Hewlett, Gowau eighty-two. He leaves to mourn his m”, James It. Manning, New Zes- wife, nee Hannah Moriarty, and an 1mg, _ ‘ adopted son. Interment took place Saturday from his late residence to st. ‘Aiéxls Church, Rollo Bay, where

Mrs. John MscCormac, New Acad- ia, was a visitor to Rollo Boy twent-

Requiem High Mass was celebrated |y_ by iiev. A. l... Sinnot, who also con- . _- ducted the services at the grave. The M1; gown“ Mullely, Souris River,

pail bearers were Messrs. John Mac- w" p, vigltpr to Rollo Bay West. _

Donald, Peter MacGough, Dan Fish- ‘ er, Peter and Hugh Shcean and

Stephen HughcsI To the bereaved

we exipnd sincere sympathy.

The Annual Reports of the Rollo Bay Egg Circle, No. 63, for the year Pndiill! Dcc. 31st, have been distribu- ied in the members. The eggs fur- nished by seventy-seven members amounted to 16,798 dozens, and the m"! 01110111111 rweived for eggs was Mr. Harold Macliwen, Rollo Bay, $4,223.38. The following are the of- was s. visitor to Fortune Saturday iitfirs for the year: John H. Mnc- night.

His many friends in Rollo Bay will regret in learn of the illness in Bos- ton. of" James Cshlll, formerly of Rollo Bay East.

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Miss Florence Gillis, St. Margsreis, is visiting in Souris River. the guest of her sister, Mrs. Angus MacCor-

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i‘ For March Funds i

We recommend and offer the following:

Price Yield Dominion of Canada (Guar. C. N. R.) 4a.’. due 1954 . . . . . ...............Market 4.50% Dominion of Canada (Guar. c. N. n.) 455's due 1908 . . . . . . . . . . . “Market 4.150%- New Brunswick (Guar. N. B. dz Seaboard ll!) 4's duo 1940 ................................. 05.25 4.02% Quebec (Province of) 435's due 1955 ............................... 00.50 1.50% Saint John, N. 11., City and County 4H‘! diic 1971 ............................... 97.75 4.02% leiut John Drydock s. Shipbuilding ‘ ' lDom. of Canada ubsidy) Ewe due 1957 ...- 105-75 6.10% l’ ' ‘ .. Telephone A Telegraph ‘ 5'.é'sdue m! Market 0.40% British Columbia Power Corporation 5%’! tllia 1060 .............................. 108.00 5.30% New Brunswick Power Co. 5's due 10:1 00.00 5.00% Braniford Roofing Co.. Ltd. ‘ 602's due 1950 . . . . . . . . . . . .................... 99.00 0.58% Industrial Acceptance Corporation 3'! lille 1040 ................................. 00.00 8.15% n: Oil Company Ltd. 1% Preferred . . . . ...................... Market 0.82% New Brunswick Hotels Ltd. 3%‘! title 1048 .............................. 100.00 6.50% ‘"1"! Glaser Ale Ltd. 7% Plfilviillliils Convertible Preferred 40.00 1.00% Sidney. n. s. 5'! line 10M . . . . ......... ................ 101.00 4.05% County oi Cape Breton ' 5': due 1031 101.00 4.80%

Orders may be telegraphed or i-Bhiihoned at our expense.

Eastern Securities Company

Limited w. n. v. ounssa. nanaosa. gal?" casnwrrsrowu sr. sons \ °T°N sulmiisssma rasosarcrou

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Stand Brand: Stand Gas El

Curb .. Union Pacific United Corp . Un Gus Imp

U 8 In Al . U. S. Rubber

U.‘ S. Steel .... . Vanud Steel ... . War Bros Co ..

11ml . will l-iiilfillsi-iwllrillil; out elm 00h +30 14% ' ' "r

Goodyear . . ... an . lutormliionui Iiyriro Elcc . ....... international liurvester ... ... .. - Kcnnt-cirtt Copper ... liiontgoulory Ward ... Niiigurii lliiilsnu Power Paramount Publix .... ..., ... ...

Penick Ford ...

Poor Co B . ..

Radio . . 5i

Scorn Roebuck ... .. l

Standard Oil of NewNIcrUe-y ... ...» Sterling Securities A

Studebaker . . . . . . . . ., llulteil States Steel Vanadium ...~ . Yellow Truck . Cull Money

ACTIVE BOND PRICES CORPORATION SECURITIES:

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Warren Bros

W A Snake-... .I Wes lectric .... Woolworth Co . . 6114',’ 59%.‘

Worth Pump .. 951,-; l)i 05% +31}.

Ycl Truck Cosc .'.' 1am 121,4! my; +9. -._______

BEADS OI‘ SISTERS VIOLENT DEATH DINING IN CAFE

MOINOION N. B. March 5.—An incident in connection with the tragic dssth of Vivian Gordon, who was Mrs. Benita Franklin Bicshoif, divorced wife of a New York busi- ness man, who, it is claimed, was murdered ‘in New York to prevent her from giving evidence in connect- ion with the inquiries into the activities of New York Court and police officials, relative to an alleged vice ring, occurred here when viv- ian Gordon's brother Pierre Frank- .lin, o Commercial Traveller of Montreal, read of her mysterious murder in a New York Pictorial paper while having supper in a local cafe. lie immediately tele- graphed the New York Police Com- mission for particulars and took the first train for New York, where he identified the body upon his arrival there.

A conceited youth who was not~ too conscientious about his work had the temerity to ask his chief for an increase of salary.

"Hm!" commented the big man.

'“And what are you doing now?"

"Various odd jobs, sir," was the reply.

"Odd Jobs?" queired the chief, who knew the iad’s true worth. Then you'd better make a bolt for the door.

. 98% I .. oer/n 0am osi-i-zs "Ivil +0’. ,

ii is reported-to he quite heavy, it -in the nenr future. It has been pointed

. time in May, nrd that no further gold

meat. Structural steel activity was fair but the aeroplane brliucb did rot prove profitable for various reasons. It i: ex- pected tbst in the latter case better re- sults will be shown this year, Taking operations as a whole, however. the months. and expects that the new your on which it has Just entered will work out favorably.

NOBANDA:

Foreign buying of copper is New York with the result that it is believed that domes- tic user: will have to pa! inure for ii

MRS. GEORGE MCLEOD

Mrs. McLeod, widow of Mr. George M%od, Cape Bear, died at the home ' of her son, Mr. Joseph McLeod, Mur- ray llarbour, Thursday morning, February 20, 1931, aged 79 years.

Mrs. McLeod had been bedfast and in failing health for about a year, during which time she was nursed with tender care and splendid devo- tion by her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLeod. She bore her sickness with beautiful

out that Nommls would not receive any revenue from copper refined iiutii some

would be mid for until intor. ln the case of copper this is probslilf I 10")" able development. In the inst. Willi" copper has been eolii throngb liritlsh Metuls Corporation which pdiil for it

TUCSON, Aria. March s. (U. P.)- Intercollegiate athletic activities are benefiting boy students at the expense of the girls. in the opinion '0! Miss Ina E. Gittlngs, head of the depart- ment of physical education at the University of Arizona.

Miss Gittiugs advocates that there be athletic competition among girl students, not so much for the spec- tacle as for benefit to players.

"It should be emphasized." Miss Gittings said, “that girl games be coached and officiated by compeflmo women only."

FIGURES ON COAL BLOCK

LINTON, Ind, March 5.—A block of coal, mined 30 feet below the sur- facc by a stripper machine, but bear- ing the figures "3", "9", “8" and "X", was found by Clint Ramer, liv- ing near here. Tile figures were plainly visible in two rows, one un- der the other. Origin of the numer- sls was not known_

slvirrll T0 TALK ON SAFETY

(ITIICAGO, March 5.—Former Gov- ernor Alfred E. Smith of New York. will’ address the second annual Greater New York Safety Confer- ence to be held Feb. 25th, at the

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Pennsylvania notel, the National Safety Council announced today.

Allltibl lic 11.00 132g; ‘ t d n I m race," at n" n " . ' -- - S l 6 ' Ilzoiic 11:33 " M 102.25 3;”; n": u" bu" o, n" ‘Vern, Tim Christian fortitude end manifested (‘on ‘(Jeni 5%: he 1;’; ket price for tlliie mouth ioiigwinsrguriré sincere child-like trust in God, as "““ “W” " “ £3 who 1?.’3.2.1232..l.”...f$;f£3f".. ...-ll. .... her row-r and Jou- ch-m o- ho pc C» he sold through British Iiiitals mdgemer, p159 loud in he; praise; "£55 ‘grflflflcfiz; Zfiiffbg ‘m; of those who devotediy cared for her m! “l” up in filiins the i-wkl l! "w reiflwr-Yi‘ in her lnfirmities and sufferings. I {Ii 333123 3:132."$."‘§f.“.i:::.'l‘;.i‘.“2..";?:§.§.i. 51w raised I- lerse family. eleven in uc 101.00 gig-eluding to iriidicutiilga. l: 3113f: number. The following survive: Jo- 60 t , an e \' 3.“, ‘Jioo EJ521215. ”r‘.°.2.‘ of." ...... o. 0»- u- w“ and MM- M Mvmv Harbin". ' he 103-90 fir-err; burns-till»: ‘i=0 Billions? ilflsxgillf: Allan, a sea. Captain; John and Geo- . . v 6.50 llil IIPI B1611 ill 11-1,’: _',' 4:16 1010 10m."- 13425 fildmioi-r ti.» rgnor. initial income re- r80. 01 Boston; Mrs. Jane Eleven-B. irn Scour .. 51/, pc 1032 08.75 100.25 ceipts will be later. . Mrs. Jessie Bencabaugh and Miss t‘ »- Roda of Boston. ARIZONA TEACHER URGES ' ATHLETICS FOR (“m5 The packed church. despite diffi- , cult travelling. at the funeral ser-

vices, conducted by the Rev Allister Murray, Presbyterian Church, Cale- donia, and Murray Harbour, assisted by Rev. Mr. Goudgo, United Church, Murray Harbor, testified to the high esteem in which this dear old mother was held by the whole community and all who knew her. Alex Wm. Matheson, Esquire, of Glen William, is a brother of the decease‘.

'.l'i-le pail bearers’ were: Messrs. Nathan Irving, R. W_ Penny, Blair White, Wallace McKay, Wallace White and Luther Jierring. ‘The in- terment was in Cape Bear Cemetery, beside her husband and those of her children who passed on before, “Un- til the day dawns and the shadows flee away." We extend the sympathy of the entire community to the fam- ily and friends in the loss of e. be- loved and beautiful type of a mo-

Mr. Milton Smith, Miiiview. was a recent visitor to Orwell.

Mrs. N. McLeod snd son Murdock, Orwell, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McLeod, Miiiview.

Mrs. Albert MGLBOG, Sr., was a re- cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MacEocilern.

Misses Elinor Jenkins, Lois Smith and Mr. Kitchener Smith, Miiiview. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ings, China Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ings, China Point, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Morrissey, Johnston's River.

Miss Olive Smith was a. recent guest of Mr .and Mrs. Ambrose

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Miss Edna. Taylor spent Sunday afternoon, the guest of Miss Olive Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wood. Cross Roads, spent Sunday, the guest of Mr. and ‘MYLIIQDIY Wood, Vernon River.

The many friends of Miss minor Jenkins, Miiiview. are sorry to learn she had the misfortune of breaking her arm.

Mrs, Norman sheidow, Millview, who has been visiting in Charlotte- lotteiown for the past week, return- ed home Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. George MacEacilem and Mr. Gordon Sheidow, spent a pleasant evening, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.. Jenkins.

Mr. Percy Acorn was a recent vis- itor to the city.

Messrs, Cyrus and Lester Jenkins, Millview, have been spending e few days in Souris.

A umber of playmates of Miss Dorothy Weatherbic, Miiiview. were entertained at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Weath- erbie on Monday, Feb. 16th, on the occasion of her birthday. Games were enjoyed by all, after which a delightful luncheon was served.

____.__.____ CROSS ROADS SCHOOL

Tile following is the standing of the pupils of Cross Roads School for the month of February:-

Grade IX-l, Hester Wood; 2, Guy Kenechl; 3, Frances Reeves; 4, Mai- colm Reeves; 5, Edgar MacCallum; 8, i-lelen Wood and Katie Molyneaux

Weatherbie. ‘ “——' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MacEachern, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Lea, Vernon River.

Mr. Harold Rorebtson, Mt. Albion, was a recent visitor to Miiiview.

Miss Chrstine Bruce was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morri- son, Orwell Cove.

Mr. George Weatherbie was a re- cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carrier, Cherry Valley,

Mr. Elmore Weathcrbie has return- ed to U. S. A.

Mr. Samuel Masters, Vernon River, was a recent visitor to Miiiview.

Mr. Gordon Sheidow was a recent visitor to Vernon River.

The many friends of Mrs. Wallace Drake are sorry to learn she is not so well as usual-M.

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Grade VIII-l, Mary Jenkins: I," Margaret Farqulisrson.

Grade VII-l, Wallace MacKirl- non; I, Keith Kennedy. -

Grade VI—i,- Reta Molyneusx; 2;" Isabelle MacKim-lon: 8, Winston Jen‘;

kins. _ Grade V—1, Austin MacCallum. Grade III-l, Madiyne Stewart; 2, - Paul Fold; S, Gladys Large. Grade II (Sr.)-1, Louise Mac- Neill and Robert MscKinnon, (equ-

al); S, Ernest Large.

Grads II (JrJ-l, Norma MacCal- -

lum and Don MacRae, (equal); 2, Russell Benton; 8, Peter Fold; 4,~ Blair MacCalium.

Grade I-l, Alecia Jenkins and Daphne MacPhee, (equal); 2, Beryl MacPhee.