iuuigli-PZ“ .

flsisds and. Salad, Dressin¢l—Sandvviche|—

(Central Guardian

WIDE CREPE-DE-CHENE Scarv-

,.

. at... . .,. :~--~

comma-x

Cheese and Egg Dishes — ‘Home-made u’ u" coma‘ sped“ ‘L95’ ._ Pi¢lll=s and Reiishes. "'°‘"° 3"“ M‘ 13"“'“" .. . LADIES Silk Knit Bloomers. - Special $l.50.--I'rowse Bros. Ltd. a - eqpe QQ . ' MEN'S FEATHER WEIGHT

telling how to make many of these delectable

dishes. Mailed free on‘ request,

BEN (Canada) LIMITED, Dept. 9 I000 Amherst Street. Montreal

l I @lnl§£l.’sM'lisig..fi...

l); ugh-wt.

‘W.

Panama Huts all sizes at $6.50. - Moore & McLeodpLtd.

JUST ARRIVED~Another ship- ment of Indies felt sport hats. — Prowse Bros, Ltd. 137-6~24~3I

A FEW LOVELY new Felt Hats 1'or women just in by express $7.00 —Moore 8t McLeod. Limited‘.

A srecuu. line ofuladies m)... med hats to clear ut $2.00~—I"rowss Brim. Ltd. 137-8-24-31

LADIES Satinette Bloomers, all colors. Very special $1.00 ()_ s,

t/iortolliiy hard it) pleat-to A short time ago t

It's metoi til‘!-

and nn\v~‘they're wisliT (0 lny the (Iuet.

on Tuesday lug-l [hp school met-ting took $175.00 for

plnniout vote(I.

sill. John A. McDonald

expcltsnfi.

IVciIirsPIIny afternoon

Iiilllaitt ‘Douglas. The meet opencll with (he regular (Ievntio services.

nrsu was fully (Iiscusm-d and (i rfllluod to the satisfaction ot’

ocrupilul the t-Iiuir.

ladies. The rcgtllm» lll-Pflflflg (he W. .VI. ‘S. wits held ininibziiat

liirlfi-nzie in 1h;- i-Imir,

eii l". fl delicious cream and cake

lunch ol‘ was served

pilri woo kn hluiitugiitn-(ho m) or hcr dnu-ghior, Mrs. Ilnrry Ln \

“_"“ FBI-trot to say ‘that Mr. Fred Slllllll- ilTPlllRll; C. N. IL. is conflu- ed Iohnmc with a vcry snri- finger,

t

i Y INSIDIOUS EYE‘ ‘ STRAIN ‘ I We use this adjective so-

‘ visedly. .. - q. .

i‘ ' . ,

Qufforsrs from Eyostrsln msy have perfect vision snd therefore do not suspect the presence of any syo defeat.

Tho motive power of the sntlrs humsn organism Is iflsrvo Energy. " Normal eyes. It Is computed utilize shout 20% of this Ilorvs Energy, but when Eye- strslnirpresent. a much In’ 9" Proportion Is required. Hence dsfootivs syemthrough their consumption of sn, ex- ossslvs smount of Nerve En- "I110 mly seriously affect tho functioning of other organs of tho. body. snd produce Iil Ilositil.

HAVE ‘voun ‘eves EXAMINED

.. ._..¢.-.x-=»-.~..>,.,,<. n“, ,...

Optometrist .,

Chiffon Silk Hosiery $115 . a pair

Made Byonc of Canada's best Hosiery Mills, beautifully shaped snd true to- colour- cach pair put up in separate envohmmiiiolow Is Qllntoi‘ isshitfflblsii filsilh. ‘Infislzes W. to 1o.

MOONLIGHT. ATMOS- PHERE. PEACH. CHAM- waioul.‘ ILADK. ‘ouusef. GUN-METAL. -

‘LAAAAL

i- I I~ I

Outsize ~ Silk. Hos)» iery. A Boon to , Stout People. a"! qlllillty silk hosiery. outslss shaped sizes 0V; to

“W” "W"! Airdslm- snd Mist.

$2.00 A PAIR‘ ALLEYi-iiiiii A

tenures-armpit)

"Mini-unav-

Mount stewiartwNot-esllbtit hope to ego him ulblc Io be "on

iron» wisiing for the‘ rogg-‘ggo (Ira; r {a

nnnunl plaice hero, (‘litiries dVlcDoIraIiI In lhi-‘cbair. Sun-

principal and $150.00 for the assist- elected rsuleli. 8250.00 voted ffif<flllllldlig

the June net-ling of the Presbyterian Inidies lid was hold at the llOlllie of Airs.

Then followed‘ the busi- pom meeting ‘in ivbiirb nil tho busi-

l‘: Tho president. Mrs. George. (‘lurk A Sunday

Scho l was‘ among Ilif‘ chic-i‘ ill-ms M“ Dan);- _\1.D0 (d l... r .. .

disrlgfm“ and n w“ (wmlod m mnslmm- rlovuwnzd Il%uésdl;“v.t(l]n':t p. in. Silver collettion. 158 oil‘ m‘ ill the pour future. ill fro (Boston, ‘V1,.- _, l 3 , <

connrcticn with the churrl) ‘sPP-‘lirrvcrll vmployeil l‘IlsClil'v(ll?(IIri.e0l‘lriiV(l\l'l: hllflzsleilsl-llfiwAfiistffgiiagfilNil-lf hi);

"lW-‘i- T0971’- “’(“l‘(‘ Iiltlavnt slxtcelllyir. .\Ii~DonnlrI rrports times not s0

aIti-r. w'th thr- prrnideni, Zilrs. iVni.

, _ All" tllflfcriui on the stile for a tiow gilrzige ordvi‘ oI ibllsllltlvsg hull been at“;-

lirs. Douglas assisted by her sister lllF-i Milly Pllfoii. Savage Hzmltoi‘.

Airs. Ariemzlu Cooke, spent thinur. Sunday illil 20th inst ;.--,.l won,

(i. lidlaioiiesoii-

_ size $l.25.——Prowse Bros. Ltd. 137-6-24-31

WARM DAYS CALL for straw ll8iB——ill9 Iieet range In town at the Men's Store, Iiantlt-iomt- huts $2.00 to $6.50.

tho 10h“ soon ztgni-n,

(hi!

- Now that tho work on the It. hcy R’

has moved along the lines from Mt. Stewart. n number qpthc nit-n hrs boarding at the houses ‘heart-st thcir work, it. being too far to walk (ll zllld from home.

LADIES BROADOLOTH and c0tt0fl taffeta princess slips, all colors. Special ;1.25.—Prowse Br0s.. Ltd. 137-0-24-31

Mr. H. F. Feehnn. general mor- t-hnnt is installing a new up-to-dnto. Iilllnir; station for the convenient-i) of the motoring public.

SPECIAL SALE OF WASH Goods. worth to $1.50. clearing at (i!) cents per yard. —.\Ioorc & Mc- Leod. Ltd.

the

Some very good catches of cod- lish nro reported, but lobster (llllvllfis sill remain umnil, though possibly the (extension ‘gfitfllfll may Improve the, sittiation.

TIME'FOR YOUR NEW Straw 1181-4108 the new “llalloon" edge flats at $‘3.00.— Moore at McLeod. Lituited. <

illFI

I Tho cimictcry aid committee hir- “l!

ed the services of John Mcfiulrlt, DFOIIIOTP, to remove the stumps ivhich were where .1 row of‘ trees stood Iii-tween the former Engllgh cemetery and the new addition. which has been bought.

SEE THE FIRST COMMUNITY BUILT RINK on the Island and enjoy a good supper. Cornwall M‘ Rink. July 5th. 179 uII.

PIANO RECITAL liy pupil's of Miss Rona Wood at. Heurtz Memor- ial Ilall. Saturday. June 26th at 3

hoysAsniooth pluit rough brim. fancy buulIs—-anlurt—~trim, attrac- tive $l.50.- Ziloore & McLeod. Ltd.

0t’

‘brisk as they were. cly

.\Ir. ‘l-I. W. McKay has th- mut-

MEN'S SAILOR ‘HATS In plain and fancy straw $2.00, $2.50, $53.00 and $3.50.-i\loore & McLeod. Ltd.

- 185

nd-rivhich ho intends "building u). Iii-s iccyprctty home on lt-ivcrside D ive, in bylthe near future.

Tho ‘Priesbytcirian 640I'Vi('I‘;: were

iI(‘l(l In tilt) Reading Room. ut 7 p. EDGAR MCCARRON WAS KILL‘

EDv WHY l3 N0 ACTION TAK~

. EN’! ltcv. Nnll Herman will l!\ll\\'f!ll nttcntl-d. Th. o 'h . . . . ,

“a m" Dflckelfwwls 1,1305” ‘lg preach on sunday evening In the

Central Christian Church on tho above subject. Strangers visitors cordially invited.

lllrtsbic coating capacity. .\’lr, (l, II. 'l‘unt<)ti icd thn scrviccs. Qrgan- ist and choir ‘loath-r, .3115); Mal-pm Nii-lit-nzic. y

S('l'\'l('l't4 morning and i-vi-riing In llll’ lllriti-ll Church were uninitiated “Y lWV- li- ll. ‘Pruwnrdien a) ~l were largely trite-oiled. it‘.

.M-o~~aa ~‘

Notes by the Way

and

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS —-'I‘ho attentional: at. the market yesterday was up t0 the average. The (‘oiitiwing prices were listed. Fowl $1 tn $1.40, illuttcr 35 vie hcr lb. (‘izizs 1E2 cts. pcr (lo-s, buy 60 to (l5 cls per cwii, straw 40 iris per cwL, oats 60 etc per Ib., pota- toes 50 to 55 cts, per bus-he], ynullg Digs $10.50 I0 S13 per pair,

__v____ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN " _

WlhW (422) Cincinnati. Organ Con-

MUHiCZIl Program. 9.30 P. M.

gram.

Tyme Gang. » 10.15 P. M.

Musical Program.

‘Fymc (Jung. 10.15 P. M.

Musical Program, 10.40 P. Mt,

Elhscmbie.

10.50 P. M. WI-IT (-100) Chicago. Quart.

11.00 P. M.

""—_—-—*— SHOWN m wiNnow ti . (Continued from page 4,) of m

Men's Store u wonderful rnnizc of the very newest straw hats-from rliiizland-atitl from everywhere that good straws are made. special (Iisplny at $3.00 included practically every popular iilli\l)0.—~ Monro S; McLeod, Ltd. -

L_

‘has for mouths punt l)t'.t'll Inquiring 1 into llli‘ nffuirs of the (‘ustomt-i l)!!- liillrllilclll. 'I‘Iuit report llllfl the ovi- ,ill'l.il'f‘ lulu-n llflffil?‘ Ibo committee yhuvi- uudoubiif-llly shocked tho mor- yul sensibilities of the people of the country. The shtick in not Cnflfilletl

ivithlu iii.» limits of any one Ilurty. fflgvlflgfi,y',,"liflf,r,f,l,l"alfiicllfgeiflhffii 'l'l1l*i l“ Wflll- "Vi!" li llflfly Dflllllvlll lug sermon. Early prayer meet- ‘ililIilFi-l and pitrty allegiance shrill in): ill 9.15 u. m“ Sabbath School at

Iiiivo some effort In deciding the‘ “""l"°k~ Anthems hi’ ll"! 1 “mm "Ow pending‘ choir morning and evening. soloist

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. - Ilov. fir. ftumsay preaches at both

llt "Vfilllllll. Mrn W. E. Fletcher. Visitors cordially invited to all services of Church and Sabbath

Because the fate of the Govern-

ment ls at stake. no other bilsiness School.

rliil bu tukcu up qr coitilnuced uuiil I I I

thlii Issue is decided. The voting

of supply must stop. although muny PERSONALS ..L._._

millions of tho main (intimates. and suppIr-moutxiry lsntitnatos required (he my ycfltordayn the publit‘. sot-vino for t, the currotit year have yet to he vot- od. And prorogution which had been uupposoil to be near may be (lPl-‘lylill by the present crisis. 0r by others yet to come upon which wc need not speculate.

Dr. ilovyur. Crupuiul. motoroil to

I'm‘

Mr and Mrs W. IQ. (Itilbock uud little duughor. Myrtle motored to tho city yesterday.

(Mr. .l. .l. -Duvies, Cliff Hotel, was In the city yeflterdny and was heartily welcomed after bis recent illness.

Personally we believe that Mr. Speaker Lemieux was right Iu rul~ iii-g us he did that Mr. Wnodwortlrs amendment Io the Conservative amendment WftR In order. although Mr. Meighon field that it was not. Not that we have any regard for the objpct which woodworth sought to gain, but because his sub-amend- ment container] new and different propositions from those) contained in the Conservative amendment. l and was not ‘a met-c negntivoihere- F

l t

Mr. J. E. Cousins oi’ Brndui-Iiano. rcpresr-utivt) for Nugnn Clothing Company wzrs in the city on Fri- y.

‘s?

Messrs Preston and Stanford ‘Pickering of Sea View, Mr. Hume ilopgooil, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ‘McNutt, Maipoquc, motor- ed to the city yesterday, returning in tho evening.

6-0 O0 OOO§O4§§§¥OQ§§O§ 64-0-

GOOD l-IEALTl-lr‘ ‘

For half s cent ths nay.“

WAMPOLWS GRAPE SALTS \

The world's fsmsd oooilnl. Invigorating health-giving sf- tsrvsscins ssilns. Try s dose svsry morning snd note the Invigorating sffsots. Ws hsvs It In 60 osnts sM 01-99 bottles.

f Harold L. Worthy

17s qussn Qtrsst Phons 271.

. . -. snip... ---:.‘

lion fiut that by the way.

Mr. Woodworth did not spare the conduct or the Government In some whys while seeking to save it from) defeat. Referring to Mr. Bureau he said; "The wort-it thing the Govern- ‘uiontfihasi done Iu connection with. the whole mutter was to put that man In the senate. I What Is the pcnnlty fnr debauching a Govern- Rnoni Department? AGonutorshIIIY" he added.

The Alberta election will take ) -pi\c‘e two dsys hence, on Monday next. The result of that contest ‘will doubtless have some effect up- on the attitude of the Progressive members of Pflrllllllwlll- 09(1)"? ll"? ‘prorogstlon Is reached. But whether (in. effect will be to make them mfi"! or less favorable to the Kim; Government in its future trials will depend upon which party shall wI >

ti) t-l

WOAI (305) Houston, Baseball. VISAI (326) Cincinnati. VII-BM’ (176) For? Worth. Sunday KIOAC (Z80) Corvallis. Book Chute. WMAQ (448) Chlcag0._-Radio Photo-export trade in cheese continued

WCAE (462) Pittsburgh, Police Itc-

WEBH (370) Chicago. ll. W000 (417) St. Paul-Minneapolis.

., . 10.00 w. u). _ KTIIS (sits) Hot Springs. Illtrlialllill

ice-o (s61) Ohkisn-d.

WI LT

VWHAB (400) lnuisvilie. Cardinals. woo (s00) Atlantic City.

KUW (I91) Portland. Musical Coti-

WCCO (417) St, PsuLMInnQapOIIs. WLW (422) Clnci. Cniico CatMusic WDCO (416) Si. Paul. Musical Pro-

‘ICMA (252) Shenandoah. Ye Olde

WOCO (117) St. Paul-Minneapolis.

lie Olde WOCO (417) St. PauI-Minilcnpolis. WGN (303) Chicago. WGN studio Avalon Four

W000 (m) Grand Rapids. Studio

RADIO PROGRAMS °"’° P" "" Wilt} (300) Aliulltii: ('Iiy. (llirilon —-— Pier. DATURDAV. JUNE 26 \‘\"l‘l(l (176) Hartford. Paiaia Royal WDW (I23) Cincinnati. Castle EKSTERN STANDARD TIME Farm. . 10.00 P. M. EVENING CONCERTS WKilI/C (I23) ‘Cincinnati. Swiss Gardens. 6-00 P. (ML \V.IZ (455) N. Y. Maylluwcr also WIIJO (226) Chicago. WIHO Trio. WlltC.

Ciliseum.

e . . (Copyright, 1926, I)y lnternationa ltudlo Programs, Chicago.)

THE MARKETS

in Iilontreal today was the demand

itoba spring wheat and consider- _ . 19-40 P- M- able business was done direct with WOC (184) Davenport. Musical ivinnipeg, and sales of a few Ioada| iProgruni, ‘ KMA (252) Shenandoah. northern at sixteen cents

seven cents over, c.I.f., Montreal. ‘Canadian western outs sold at 6 1-4 cents per bushel over, ‘No 1 feed

and No. 2 feed oats at 1. 1-4 cents per bushel over the Winnipeg fu-

(real. tiier weakness in the Winnipeg fu- tulre market for oats, spot prices for car lots were easier at a de~ cline of 1-2 cent per bushel. The

W-ILIJO (286) Lansing. Speed-Wag-

IBIONTREAL, Que, June 25.-~Tll8lR9ll18l‘ feature of the export grain trade-‘l-rlendk

from New York eXDOFtBPB IOl‘ M811-

III-flu» Happenings of The Week

(Continud from page 4.)

Thompson, who spent the past yea) in Annapolis Valley with (laughter. Mrs. Keeping. have rc- turnod to take up their former rc- Mrs. Keeping‘); msny friends will be glad to know that Elli! l! much improved Iu health. D O I

The closing exercises of Notro Danie Academy were held on Ines- tlle graduating prizes were presented and a very enjoy- able program given. The drama

, Murray in the character of Fabiolu

cert. , on Serenaders. $.45 P. m. WTAM (390) Cleveland. m. Joneir“"l°“°° hm- WOC (484) Davenport. (fhiznes and ‘ills Gang. ‘Concert. ' 111111.18 (315) Hot Springs. Meyer 7.00 P. M. Davis Artists. WJZ (I55) N. Y. ‘Congressional 10.10 P. M. Forum. KT-IIS (375) llot Springs. Meyer, WQX (517) Detroit. Goldkstte En‘ ‘Davis Artists. soluble. 10.10 P. M. day. when 7.20 P. M. KT-llS (375) Mot Springs. New Ar- WhS (3-15) Chicago. Program. llllI-itllll. 7.50 P. M. -CK.AC (I11) Montreal. Windsor W-SAI (326) Cincl. W. S. A. l. lilotel Dance Program, ‘Chimes Concept. 11.00 P. M. “levefl? I've“ 8.00 P. M. KIFVE (240) St. Louis. Wltssckers WMAQ (448) Chicago. Daw and 11.05 P, M. Pratt. WCCO (417) ‘St. Paul-Minneapolis. ML

cert. 11.15 P. ML . svir (one) Philadelphia. Bed Time Wimc ((22) Cincinnati. Lum- Mir» Lilian McKenzie)» pupil» “r%tgr(e$9) w m l minke. 1200 Mid were beard to special RIlVBIIIBKB nn as ng on. Congress . . T 1 ,_ Work. WFAA (476) Dallas, Gardnefs. “em “y Evening l“ a nicely “Mam 830 P_ M; 1145 k M_ ell program of instrumental and WSAI (326) Cincinnati. Bicycle WDAF (366) Kansas City. Night- "(will music, which was gnjqygd |,y ICard sexmtte, halvkg, an interested audience of relatives 8.45 P. ‘M. 1.00 A. M. and fffgnda_ WSM (283) Nashville. Bed time KGO (361) Oakland. Dance Music. , , , t i . 190W 2 t . di ‘ Ill. s or es 90o E M U9 ) ggglrfdmfn an Gr Mrs. J. W. Callback, Sllflllfiflffiltll}, WMAQ (4-18) Chicago. (lhicflgo KPO (428) San Francisco. Hal- “Prlved ll°lll° (hi5 "(Wk from vi-‘l- Theatre Revue. 'steud's._ ‘iting her daughter, Mrs. McDonald, WBAL (246) Baltimore, Musical 2.30 A- M. ln Munclom (Program. 10H.) (405) Les Angeles. Lost Ang- ' . ‘ 9.15 P. M. is

I

jiiotel lest Sunday given by Mr Ralph Windsor and Windsor In honor

with a

The mlirrinigo took plncc in the ‘Anglican Church. Alberion. at birth

were made on spot Including No. 11mm" Tlillfsiliw- "l W55 Allllellfl DBfyHorne. daughter of Mr. and hire. bushel "er- alld N“ 3 “Willem M" Robert Horne, Bloomfield. to Rev.

George Seymour, of Windsor. N. S. (The ceremony was performed by

outs n1. two cents per bushel overly); Grace Archbishop of Nova

“Scotia. assisted by the Ven. Arcti-

ture market July option, c.I.f. Mon- 49am“ "l P- E~ lslalld- Rev- Mr‘ (In sympathy with the fnr-lseymour will bc remembered as the

‘popular pastor of the Anglican church in Alberten a few years ago.

Rev. W. A. Thompson and hire.

their

Cold no. and

SHREDDED

r FEE rm“,

ma) with

"Fsbiola" was very effectively snril With Miss Aileenl

which she very eflectively portray

I

Amen): the pleasant social events ‘o! the week was a dinner at Shawfl-i

iifiss Evelyn of bliss llelen Mathicson and her bridal party, to- few Immediate‘

THE UNCER

Husband: “Faithless wrctch. I

.Wlfe: “Bossier! Then tell me marrow."

Peters Road

Taken all over Ihc crops look‘ promising In this locality. Tho new hgly crop is’. especially good, with an‘ abundance of clover. Win-in crop is very good. while the out crops not yet so developed. '

hertn meagre shows (tome Improv-

menb and (no, extension will be very bencflcizil.

The Animal Si-Iiool Met-ting In Peter's Road .\'o 90 Wits held as. usual. In nil $210 was voted, in-

yrogranlfl 1120 P M (Iemund was moderate. No. 2 Can-l Professional mannequins and glmlxllll-fvsmo m" s“lillll°lnl;i“_§_-rgllt'pg-

' _ ', - _ adian western oats were quoted at , , 1, . c mnon WIIS c ec o) s .

won) (s03) Chicago. LIlJEYiY o2 cent-h, No. a c. w. at m cemcl“°°l“iy m“““°““"“‘ ha“ '§°“"“e and III-r ‘Georgo MncDonaIii was at»

Studio klnseznbie. and Nu 1 feed at 55 cents pa‘. so mixed up In London iashlm) point,“ ghL-mlary Mr ,\[_ .\_ lleamh

v 11.30 P. M, bushey ewstol-EL Another high ghowg that It In impnggilllc tntollfirenchcr who did excellent \v_ork(

WhB-H (310) (lineage. Popular. spot of the export trade Was tho them alllll‘! \'o afternoon “my (Spurn): llli‘ your is reported torn-inn.)

"-40 P- "l- Igeneral improvement in the lie-l . , .1“ t (- ll 1Tb" lmwlm" "l m" Mimi"? l” “H

WKRIC (123) Cincinnati. Clasuicul mnnd for ocean grain room fmnliuo“ (“mp8 c‘ i‘ w“ i‘ "Slmliho pllllliml lllltllli! \'ll('=lll0ll~ (“'-

Music. - this port which resulted in engage-Tallow. liven men can be attractcdilhoulzh imqucn hnvo IIIOW cquzii

. 12.00 Mild, merits of about 100 loads at 2s 9d y y. t) _ h, l .. gr l. hm. riizllio in tho School .\ t-t-nnps, we

WSWIS (276)_ Chicago. Witching to 3s per quarter for heavy grain aligns: pagmegerarlvalslzl uentgitnilers noticed only I\vn prom-hi. Their nt-l

Hour. to United Kingdom Dvrts for Jul)’ l | fl d m “d Ev eflcnrlancc is rfllllllrvlltlllilllli‘ilv-llll ("mylil

123° A‘ M_ loading’ and at 2S 6d to 35 pel- are IlU ongc II 9 It . eryon (c, smnmh lhtlx-dliillliicil unlim- In)

KGO (.261) Qnklnml s“ 30,“, 0.1,) iluarter for oats. On the whole WIIIIIS to seo attractive young wo lllflvllllzs of llo llll". -\ “(illltll-‘M

. Institute |'I(‘l'(' would produce zond‘

Fellflwfl Bflllll- the mark“ W35 “w” active ma“ molt wearing the latest gasp in j 1,09 A, M_ any other duy this season and the clothes‘ result!‘-

W-‘YFD (Z75) Port Huron. Buster Club.

TMMWIIINY (259) N. Y. DX liouud Hour

WEAA (i715) Dflilflsi. Fourth Alllll versary All-Night ‘Program.

FEATURE TALKS-JSPORTS

bail Scores.

WIIDR (j73) ‘Staten Island. llibio Instructions. 7.45 P. M. WSIAI (826) Cincinnati. Children's Stories, 8.00 P. M.

15 P. M. Weekly News Review. 8.30 P M.

Sch0oL

logos.

8.45 P. Ml. ports."

9.1;!) P. M. it 1*}. News Flashes.

(Fireside Philosophies.

. ,_ choice white ll IIII-DlCKGIl were

mm (385) sggto“? lizsebfi“ “home quoted at $2.25 ger bushel, and ‘ ' ' b k I 2.35 2.45

WSOE (24-6) Milwaukee, Sunday-bfighillfaofyts at ‘ w per

School.

_ ssults.

Ether

5.00 P. M. \Vi"1‘i.‘\' I476) Dallas. ilascbull. Texas League. 6-15 P. M.

prospects for the future movement from this port are more encourag- ing. The foreign trade In spring wheat flour was fair, butthe local demand was quiet, prices were un- changed. Extreme dullness mark- ed the winter wheat situation but prices ruled steady. An unsettled feeling prevailed In the mill feed market and millers In some cases have cut their prices a further 50 cents to $1.00 per ton. A fair volume of ‘business was transacted.

KIIKA (309) East Pittsburgh. llascwManitoba bran was quoted at $27.-

26, shorts at $29.25, and middlings

7-00 P. M. at $36.25 per ton. The market fol‘

WTIC (176) Hartford. Sundny standard grades of trolled oats was School. quiet but firm, while the tone of Wil’ (509) Philadelphia. Spqrflg the potato market was steady at Corner. the recent declines noted. ‘Indi- 7,2p p, M, cations point to a further reduction

when (m) Stat-en Island, mo)» "l "W118i" ("Wm The "M18 W“ Qnggljqnm quiet. New Brunswick green L30 p_ My mountains white stock ‘were quoted