ali' |80

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1082 10.11 1031 1030 1030

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MARKET “GOSSIP

Press

was the

‘ a tween a hish of 115 and a low of 108%, It cloned at 11014, off M4, net. Case dropped to 48, thsa ciosad at 52, off 4 net, Auburn fiuctuated over n 10-point range, closing off 4. lilis- cellnneous issues losing 2 to 3, net, including Santa Fe, Yackawanna, Eastman, Iiomestaks, Johns Manvillo. Lambert, Union Pacific, and U, B. Steel, Such issues as General Electric. American Can, New York Central, and Sears Roebuck were among those fia- ishing off a point or so.

Some of the motion picture stocks

closed higher. Bulls turned to this group, on the theory that the season of increasing theatre attendance was approaching, and that the companies

Loews rose more than ,it points and closed up 2’/5, net, Paramount finish- ed up about a piont, Among the early strong spots in the utilities, Ameri- can Water Wbrks retained half of an extreme rise of 3 points.

WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID*

Wed. Tue.

Number of advances .. ...2iR 401 l\'umhr.-r of declines . .'i-is l2.'i Stocks unchanged .. 138 121| Total issues traded 704 740

(Canadian

QU"r o 512

Q

E322

2 5-53

F4 I-I n§ess Q-Fam:-I

1-4

5'? e..

reg- __. reg-

Market Quotatiom

rl-ess) High Lo\v Close 07%

08'/1

10*/1 22%

5%

' 2%

0 ‘/1

0'/s

. ... 34 deb . 40%

lol/.. 10

0% 14 15

BANKS

. .. -.2 2‘L

k Averages

..---

llli, Btllldlltl ltllllikl

15.7

06.5 150.7 121.8

80.8 13.2

100.2

30.8 41.0 80.4

Gov’t.

Quotations

1021-, 103%

101

_ 10015 100%

PRODUCE

Press) 17-Butter climb- lll. level on the

market today. at the weekly

Borad of Trade.

were offered to the

Aatotal of 185 boxes t. 1

%c. tho wholesale but-

carlots or less was per lb,, which rep- llgc so far this

to LW, for the month to

jobbing houses announc-

llnall lots to retailers would, tomorrow morning, be 221: and 231: for prints. we-re posted for the da! ronlpared ith 8,700 box-

dsy l st year strik- the rop in produc-

rsaged from 401: for New Mont-

Eaoflsson

ll

_ S8 N 'Og

1-I ee H ‘ o

,_e;;:2§Fse$e3 -sm'¢.»wo'oa'ei-¢'»o`an°Lao

also strong. extras from

as high as 2.'ic

less than csrload lots. market for fresh eggs

2.7¢: for extras, up lc for

for firsts, and 14c for

western eggs, held, at prices under the were 1,213 cass, market was s little ess- snid exporters were not

into advance entirely, taken the edge off tha

weekly suction, tho Mc. while the no. 2 Mic per lb. Offer- boxes, tho cheese market l0%c to 1n'i(.c for

10c for Que-hers, down from the

were 2,532

01*/. 1'/1

0% 10*/.1

111V

22% ‘-"lt ' 5*/1

111

5% 5%

1.1 0 as

21/. 2-.1

1‘.i 5

14°/. 1

no 011

ls*/. of 10

50

12% Us ‘

an $1-

5

05/, 01'.. 33% 33% 40% 40 ‘il my, 10% 070 1"

20

0 100'. 14% 111% 3%

9 13% 14%

107

o

pee? w`.>'a“'

1

82 117.4 111.0 51.5 203.0 02.8 281.8 205 140.5 11

Bid Ask

00% 01% 941 00% 0114. 01% 001.4 09% 111114 00%

Stock ' Exchange

(Canadian Press) `

Stocks High Low Close

1

have effected drastic economies.

Montreal Market

HONTRIM-,_ A", 11-(ly the Can- adian Press)-P1100 °\'“¢°' 'mf mixed on the Montreal Stock ll!

change today with leaders holding an

1 _ Gains and

35:3 £30 .ftair'i?° aseorify distributed throughout tha lst. Trading gras at | 1°” ahh ss thc total num er o |l,“-eg was nearly halved when com- pared with the Dl’°'|°“' “"-

lnternstionsl Nickel wal U10 IDN"

leader with a turnover of 2,080 siltsrlgz, dropping to 8741. ft-if I 1°” ° ; Canadian Pacific RsilwaY WI! “H in activity with 1,440 shsrea changinit hands, The rail issue reached as lam ... 14% in the afternoon -erase. ut recovered part of its iosfs be§0r: three o‘clock, closiaa’ It 15 °l' ' °' of 1%, M t I Brazilian Traction and oln ren Power were both fractionnlly olwer. B.-...lllnn at 10*/. W" 0!! %» H 1°' H" ing tquchad 0% earlier in the day. pnw" W" sf. lower at 33511. Showin- lgn.. P01111- sem firm. "°1“r ur 'A

"01ti1?1: changes included: B. C. POW- er A, up '14 st 221/4 Canada Steam- ,l,lp,_ up 1/, at 1%, hicColl Frontenac, up 14 nt l'l1,g,_ Power Corporation, “ll 'it at 0%, Garda, down % ll 1-‘-5 ""0

Steel of Canada at 18% and Cockshlltt

sc

Plowat7,0 14 C - nnnlnt were auu. only the Bank of Nova Scotia uitlltilllfllll lil b°l"| 1°" t 202, 1. nge . ' n lilontrelillie Iilower debentures st 40% were unchanged.

Totnlbsnlies were 8,070 share! Mid

Si-1,550 on s,

Sterling closed at 33.99% llld Ulm'

ed States funds at 14 15-10 per cent premium.

Al Chemical B01/1 75 Aulericau Can .. ... 65% 51% Alu Snlelt. liig .. ... 1111/4 17|/¢ Alu 'i.‘el T91 ... 115 1081/1 Anuconda Cop- .. .. 8%

77’/¢ 541/4 17"/s 110'/1

Tile Montreal

1.5% 1%]

Atchison . . _ . . . Auburn Auto . . Illllti Ohio

Faso Thresh Chrysler liiotors,

E I Dupont ... Fox Film .. .. Gen Electric .. General Foods

Gen Rail Signal

lldflsou Motors ll M

int Telephone ..

-... ... 711/£1

more . ...

licihlehclu Steel . .- Briggs .. .. ... .. (inn Pacific ... ....

Col Gas Electric Consolidated Gas Corn Products .. .. C-\\'ril;llt ...

.. ..

General llotors .. ..

... 16%

llno<l,\'e.'lr ltllh .. .. llohsiou Oil ... ...

. ..

llpp otors .. ...

int Har\'l‘stcrs .. .. lilt Nickel .. .. ..

9.'/s 50%

13% li] . 5'/Q 1-1 1 50% 14 15% 58%

1'i1 30 ‘/.1 4%

. 10'/4

23% I5

"We 21 7'/A Zi’/1 30%

. S’/¢

Ken Copper ... . _ . Lambert Co . . . . . . M Pacific ._ M Pacific Pfd .. 0% .\inntgomcry Wa rd .

121.1 11% in 5%

Nash .llotors ._

Packard Motors Paramount Pub

South Railway . Stand Brands .. Stand Gas Elec

Tim Roll Bear U Carb Carb Union Pacific .. ilnlted Aircraft United Corp United (las lmp U S Rubber ... U S Steel .. ...

New York Cent

Radio Corp ... ...ii Sears Roebuck .. ... South Pacific ... ...

stand ou or N 'J' Texas Co ._ Texas Gulf Sulph

ffl 1001 014

11V. lov. 21% 4 1% 0% 23% 201/.,

_ 11 _ 1011 . 201,; _ 114%

18%

.. 21%

. 17'/5 . 25%

72751

. 10|/4 11

. 43%

_ tltiolliin Corp ... |2000 iiioff Hail

20400 Siscos ... 11000 Stndnoonfl . .

Van Steel .. .. ... 17% Warn Bros Ca .. au. Westinghouse Elec . 401/¢ Woolworth Co .. .. 37 Worth Pump .. 20%

TORONTO, Aug.

close)-

Salss Stock , 1000 Acme .. .. ._ .1514 100A.is! .. ..- .. .80 5000 Alex .. .. .. ,MM 2050 Amulet .. ... ,17

.0155

.0099

000 Base Met ... ,75 1200 Bidgood - 1. .03 5500 Buff Can ... .0215 2000 Canuss .. .. ,031/, 1000 Castle Tr ... .10 2200 Dome ... 12.25 212 F'bridlre . .. 1.15 ` 1000 Fed Kirk ... .0l'i§ 1050 Granada . ..- 1,11 050 Hollinger . . 5.55

1200 gomestd . . .23

owey .. ... .55

200Keeley .. ... .20 2000Kirk Lake .. .35 10500 Kirk Prem .. .0151

110 Lake Shore . 20.25

19200 Macsssa . .. 6000 Mslartic . .. 1500 Msn Basin ..- 100 hfclntyre . . 3500 Merland . ..

High

5000 Arno .. .. -.. 55011 Hollinger .

.2810 .0-il( .01 18.25 ,15 1,30 .0201

11000 Moss .. .. .. .30

1000 Nf-whcc .. .. 1500 Nipissing . , l7S_.'i Norsnda . .. 10,40 1000 Olga .. .. ..- ,20 2100 Pet Cobalt .. .0ll,§ V100 Petrol Oil .. .17 200 Premier . .. ,02 5103.1 S Antonio .. .47 L'."»00 Sherrltt .. .. _R514

.R5 .0215

240 Sud Basin .. .50 R000 Sylvanite . . .741/5 1000 Tashots . .. .04 4N)0 T Hsghes .. 4,00 2000 Thoms Cad . 1000 Towagmac . . 5000 Van Gas . .. 2510 Wright Har .

Silver .2R.

.03 1 .3 0

M5102 ei”

40% 01% 19011 1701 5'/Q 12'/s (SM 13 14% 55%

431,29 -i1’,\l

" 1%

3211/I 3%

l7|Ȥ 27511

la-li 101.4. 100'. ls‘.'. lil. 3% 21%. 7'/. my,

10% 3052 5%

014. 101; 14% 24% 3%

_ 0 sal 20% lsl/, 10 15 10 :121/. 1:11/, 2014. 111-1; 231.5 atm 141.1. 0'/.1 mf. 5% -io ' 101,; 2% 85% :aug 10%

Mining Stocks

' (Canadian Press)

17-(Mining

Low 15% .S0

.0151 17

.oiy .0011 .75 .03 mv. .0311 .10 12,00 1,15 .0111 1.05 5.50 .23 .0414 ,co .35 .011/3 20,00

.24 .04

,D1 18.25 .15

1.55

.0219

.30 ,03 1.25 19 B5 ,18 .01

.11 _ac .411 .:1.-nl .sz .0211

_45 .WA .ol :1 0: _oi .21

.04 2,85

lIiԤ 11

121/, 1% 3-‘iii ii'/.1 fell. as 14% 15*/1 lol; lsll 0%

8% 47% iii 13

laid 1-iii; 10%

Curb Market

tflknadinn Press)

Stocks High Low C:osc Benuhnrnois A . . . 00 S5 S5 Big Missouri L. ... "

British Am Oil ,... Canada .\ialt .. ... Dome Mines ...

Dominion Stores 18%. imperial Qii ... 1014

imp Tobacco ... 3% 3

int Petroleum .. ... 12% 12%

liiosa Mines .

Noranda 1575

1. 10‘.~i 12% 12-i0 18'/.1 lol/,

101/S 10%

1s‘»€. 10%

- 8% 12% 30

1050 1800

Page~Hcrsey Ltd .. 54%

Sisroe liiiues .. 85 81% 5* T091( ffiiililél .. ... 405 305 305

Walker, Hiram . .. 7 6'/5 "I5 \v..ll<er_ H rm _ 0/1

3% csv. 174. 11|/, ' 101;. 30-11 5'/1

014. mcg .__

14% 25"/3 3%

101.4 15% 10% 331%. 15% 21 11% ‘2i".1'\ 08’/£1 15 101/4 18% 5%

0 8'/a 21% 10%

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG

WlNNlPEG, Aug, 17-Increased

hedging pressure and a sharp decline in wheat prices at Liverpool depress- ed wheat values today, Despite a fair export trade values slumped in the last hour to record fractional losses- \'alues st the close were 'V1 (0 511 lower, October closed at 50; December at 50% and May at 04,

Pit trade reflected little in the wal'

of foreign demand but shippers nlxidc heavy inroads into cash~1vhent and substantial lots were sold for shill-

ent to seahoard presumably for

t seas

in . Illi’\\'eiD¢I\ 0\'PI' .

It was estimated foreign business

Gola

401% amounted to 750,000 bushels, some 12# oxportgs believed a much lar!" U55! _ I 38%

11001. f '

-10%

in Cnnndisn wheat was in progress ban appeared on the surface. Hedging pressure increased some-

what with deliveries uf new wheat in the country and this selling in the pit together with other scattered of- ferings proved a little too burden-

sales i

1/ i 000000 last year,

.154 .

.80 'm"15 h n ed _17 Prices generally were unc I I - .0l’9'

_"W: cnosn

'75 iwnen. 0.1. rss. ne. mt; lm then wu moral only. 'realy lr. le

.os . .0201 .0:1% .10 12.00 1.10 ,met . 1.011 11.50 .21 .5414

(HB

‘ , 0 ._ 20553; Dee. 25'AA- gtiiiey: COM. 335055 D59- 32743'

- ' la ti 58 1 . 1 U"-

..‘,1_'1--:.:,;1°.:._ s.. ...

mm- N.. 'rv W. 20'ii1:nn 8 C, W

.20 . ._ _ _ :|

20 : _ 1 f <1 20-11.. no. 1 feed 25%-.mingles freely in the life around

'H noliszeireed rejected 17%: "“°klher? In gettins her facts at first .

27%.

Bi:N.3C_W.34%:no.4

'Z' y11z§f.;° nn. 5 rx W. 29%: no-

Zhi-/. 20 .25

<=.-1 9

-°‘ lv cw.; track salt, lact intelligently when remedies are m ` iproposed. If there be risk to her

18.25

.15

1.5.1

.0251

` lliitllt. ' Stop loss selling of wheat accom- 1'” panied the tumble. sffwk mnnt '°¢' mm hacks wers. an unsettling influence

CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Allg i7-Wheat fell late

today to the lowest prices in a fort-

plus was in excess of the world's

W probable tskings., ',-,.1 Au tlellverl.-1 of nm urnnnvd 2" I -' on, 'RZ 1 ~Mi:’hl;lii 2it:s;den?r,i'!f>lls “'50 llndfl' .0.‘m vcstardsy‘s finish corn unchannd 10 "5 lower. oats 0". U10 i7\‘°"\' sions at 5 to 10 cents decline.

'.105

.04

21 . ' W YOR1\, Aug, 17-Bonded ‘MM wliift closed easy. Clillilili 0¢¢. 533

Dec. 55%.

.17 .03

nosplm WHEAT

2.85

some. h H l A E P" mpmagsinst thell- -pl-ogressiveness: con.

Broom a DM! ‘“'° nw" at ,,,7_,m0o0 ,,,,,\,,,,_ O, :,,;,,:tir1ue to look asksnce upon the 4.000.000 h;1n1.telsm1\el.~.x" th‘svthm_nniefreedom come to women and seized iigiii-enwior mhlng iowa.-`nn.-..'n f....§.)1.-1;-‘uv-'iiih svidity by the more youthful 1... left 1f{.;haL1g;alrinf‘\t.l§.fl<ll)f;-0%", ‘;)',c'members of the gentler sex. It may

il '

:llli'.e(i1I; se.t the Russian surpiliswatbe 01795 t0 que-5ti°n if the m°1'¢ 10,000,000 bushels compared with .-cl°|5g¢,-ed women of pas; gm”-5-

lialr to indifferent .lemnnd feafiul-oszltions exerted an influence for bet-

.-nsh wheat and CMN” lm" "° °“ -terment greater or less than those

CAS" pmt-E, ,what is going'on? And how else ' ` can she inform hlrself of the short-

o. 4 nor, 110%; no. 0 46: nv. 0 __40..propose changes in enhancement Pet” N’ "‘°k “Wi “°’ 1 dum” 58': of the common welfare unless she

1 I `

1*? ;°.s::l':.=.ur..:.:ss"::::..1'l;‘.: ”:::‘:-Radlo Stations

M500 Aigoms .. ..

Total sales 875,000 shares,

UNLISIED

100 Absna . . .0-i .04 2100 Assn Oil ,05 .05 000 B Missouri . ,li .11 500 Dalhousie . .14 .14 R220 Fildorslio . 1,30 1.30 1100 Iilld Bly 2.73 2.7.1 '.3071 Nickel .. ... R75 0.00 3500 hiciénd .. .. ,|1411 .(94%

,0.‘i .tif ,N11/| .0.'1’\i ,M1 .50 13% .1311

.:'S"l".'l'°'=»=-~“`~"3fi #si §ec1**

200 P-Orville . . 0000 Pen Pete . .. |1100 Ventures . .. 3000 Vickers . ..

CURB

17iiil\Iiobjo 12008 tt .

,111 .14 .15 ,o1v. _om .ov/. .0456

.mu .ml - .oar/, _neat .0891- .oz .02

M00 Baldwin . ._

P0 . . . . .

1100 Brownlee . . -02 1000 Can Kirk . . . ;0I11§ .0235 .0255 1500 Cent Pat . . . .12 .11 .12 2600 Gem Lake . . ,0i 1( .01 1( .ill K

1541 Groaelie . . . . .00 .00 17iW0 Hilltop .. .0l§{

1000 Kirk Town

li00l'l Mairohic . . . 0500 Oil Select H00 Pawn Kirk .. 0000 ltihago ._ .. 2000 Wood Kirk .

.00

_om .0114 .10 .10

.ol .01 .oar/, me/. ,01 .oi ...ii at

. .10

.0110 .0495

1111

tioatreal Market

Sidligilts

_,___-

((.‘anad|an Press) While the market in Wall Street

moved in irregular fashion in s ses- sion characterised h_\' fl decidedly hesi- tant mood_ volume of tradinit 01| 01° local exchange todo! !\|°W°4 l 'Uh' stflntiai contraction, with the move-

f oi mixed the leaders in

(Canadian Press) Stocks High Low Gnu Amer Cyaasmid B . 4% 4& 6%' Am Super Power .. 5'/5 4 5 | Also Gas Elec A .. _ 4 Cities Service Co .. 5% 5 Cord Corp ._ .. I

Elec Bond Share ... Gulf Oil Corp .. Hum Oil Refin . .- _Imileriai Oil Ltd .. int Petroleum ._

Nia ars 1:1 d

0% 3%

24

aa'/£1

0 0

% 11

g u son ... 15% 14% 14%

Std Oil indiana ... 24% 24 24

Std Oil Kentucky .. 13’/1 18% Un Lt Power A ... 8'/| 7%

52%

Miscellaneous

(Cnnadilsn Press)

MONTREAL, Aug, 17-Barley, Can-

adlsu western no, 3 .4ii; oats, Can- adian western no, 3 .40- oats, feed no, l ,38: flour, spring wheat patents, firsts 4.00: flour, seconds 4.30; flour, bakers 4,20; flour, winter wheat DI!- ents, choice 2.75: flour, white corn 4.30; brnn_ ton 10.25; shorti, t00 21.25; middiinlzs, tou 20.25; rolled oats, bag (I0 ills, 2,00; huy no. 2, _per ton, csr lots 11.00; cheese, Ontario ,101/4-,10’}§; cheese, Quebec .00'$’a--10; butter, _20-20%; eggs, fresh specials in cartons .Lil; eggs_ fresh extras in cartons _20: eggs, fresh firsts in car- tons ,23: potatoes, new Quehacs, 80 lbs. .40-,50,

COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug, 17-Cotton fu-

tures closed steady; closing bids: Jan. 700; Feb, 773; Mar. 780-81; APP. 7811; lifay 703; June 700; July 805; Aug, 731; Sept, 730; Oct, 7-11; Nov. 7491 Dec. 758-50,

Spot closed quiet, middling 7-15 Liverpool: Cotton, spot good busi-

ness done, Prices 1 point lower. Am- erican middiiug, fair 0,70; strict good middling 0.30; good nliddiing 0.05; strict middilllg 5,85; aliddling 5.755 strict low lniddiing 5,70; low ralddiing 5,00; strict ordinary 5.40; good ordin- ary 5.10,

Receipts were 17,000 bales includ-

log 10,500 American,

_ snosn

New York Curb 'D

d

drops of oil of rose, bitter almond or

and let stand for a week or two be f

remove the cover of the Jer for a few moments.

gro en stick cinnamon, csssia buds dr _

asy Exercises Eliminated That _

Tired Feeling

This exercise is so shhple it may

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Raw sugar

[was quiet today but the tulle was steady. The rect-nt heavy purchases h.\' refiners had apparently satisfied their more immediate requirements, si-, though they were still believed to bc~ interested at 3.18 for spots, with hold-| ers askinir 3.20, the only sales report- od were 18,000 bags of Philippines for, Doc.-Jan. shipment at 3,10 to sn op- orator,

Approximate sales were 20,050 tons,

,including 8,100 tons in exchanges, from September to later deliveries. \‘npt, closed 1.10, Deo. 1,15, Jan, 1,13, \inrch 1.10_ May 1,13, July 1,18.

While refined sugar remained un-,

changed at 4,15 for fine granlllatofi- as previously announced all refiners advanced to 4.25 at the close except one which advanced to this level at opening. Withdrawals against old contracts were- of moderate propor- tions, with a fair new business ge-

ported.

EARNINGS

MONTIIEAL, Aug. 11'--(By the Fan-

alliun Press)-Earnings of the (fan- udian Pacific liailmlys for the wel-k ended Aug, 14 were 2,112,000, Earllings for the same period of 1931 were $?,- .’.7R,000, equivalent to s decrease of $400,000,

PRAISES WOMEN FOR

GETTING AT FACTS

MONTREAL, August 16.-The

Herald says editorielly: "0ld-issh- toned folk, and not a few who would resent any imputation

who take liberty equal to mans today. But women's responsibility

legal. Can she exercise that res- ponsibility if she be ignorant of

comings of man's government and

hand she equips herself to talk and

in this procedure, it is a risk that must be run.”

.

_ To Educate

The Indians

POONA, India, Aug. 17.-(By The Canadian Press)-Ferro-concrete radio stations. built to resemble, Hindu temples, are to provide edu-i cstlonsl talks in the highlands of' the Deccan. under a scheme ini- tiated by the Young Men‘.s Chl'iS' tian Association here. Two wealthy, Indians have provided $40,000 for the purchase of 300 wireless sets, which will be locked in the sts* tions and automatically switched on and off from the Y. M. C. A. broadcasting studio in Poona. Loudl speakers will enable 1,000 or more

i

villagers to listen at each staa0n.'

mont o v ues the main easing in reflection of_the erratic performance of the New 1ork_ market, At the close hero in a fsirl!, hroarl list, gains were in excess of' losses hy 12 to 0, while tha arenas. price of twenty stocks advanced . .I Declaration of the relraisr dividoadj on American Telephone brought in a. fairly large volume of Profit-takilll, sales into the Wall Street market. The action was generally construed as s hopeful indication of better business ahead, although thus far the rise ia security values has received

mu n arsgement from the current pq; ggpglmmg mg News ‘n im- aswzebgltrsdeandiadlltll kninml

llliteracy places the vast majori-

ty of Indian villagers beyond the

reach of the printed word, and the ,

Lothian Committee in recommend- ing recently the extension of the franchise to 36,000,000 indians. ¢K' pressed the _view that broadcastins

impediment of illiteracy. The Dec-

'Lean backward. New count ten.

sees nowadays!" remarked the tall

as it develops will overcome weimm-

friend. "It's the ones we dont see

seem too easy to practice. But it. will do wonders for your posture if you keep repeating it. You may not see how the few simple direc- tions you follow will lead to perfect ease and grace. But then, when you first started to practice scales on the piano, you didn't understand just how they would help you play sentimental ballads. But they did.

Lie down on the floor, perfectly fist. Now draw yourself to s. sit.ting,‘ position, without moving the lower` Part of your body. Do this four times the nrst and second nights. The third night. increase it to five. Follow the practice of raising your score one every other night, until you have reached 20. Keep your score there ever after.

Don't think that you will be help-

ed if you perform the exercise 30 times one night and forget it tho next time. Constancy is as import- ant in this as in anything else.

Breathing Exercise ~

Here is another exercise, equally

important, that should start off with four repetitions, and increase in the same way until the 20 mark is reached.

Stand barefootcd in s wide door-

way. Place your hands on the sides ,of it, at a level with your shoulders.

=1°w11'. lnhellns ls you oo, and pul- ling yourself forward on your toes. Your body should be leaning for- ward on the tenth. Now exhale,

swing back. Your chest will expand 1'°ll~¥. lil! younm It is worth the elort it takes.

Practice walking around your

room with your arms flopping and Y°\“‘ b°d¥. 110111 the waist up, as limi? as a reg doll.

The hectic rush of modern life

has s habit of making people tl; themselves into knots. A few simple exercises will untie the knots and' bring relaxation.

Don't think that you are goo tl.-¢d 10 Perform these exercises every nisht and morning. They will take “WHY till! Welry feeling and put you in tune again.

Senators May

R e o rga n iz e

(Canadian Press)

BOSTON, Aug. 17.-The Boston

Bruins of the National Hockey Iclsue today announced that Cooney Wciiand, a reglcsr for the past few years in the Bruins for- WB-fd 11112. had been traded to the controlling interests of the old Ot- tawa Senators. This was inter- pret/ed to indicate that Ottawa may be back in the National League next Year.

Weiisnd, who showed a complete

reversal of form last year as coat- parsd with other sparkling seasons. went to Ottawa as part payment for Jos Lainb. who comes to the Bruins by way of the New York Americans. ` `

“What a lot of motor cars one

"Yes, thank_hsaven|" returned his

ir»ecti(i"li11§ii‘ose Jar v 0 P A P Bouki-:iil1Irildi1Pr1?0nGaspe

lor the rose jar, nrat youll need MON’l'R.laAL, Aug 17.-(By The

1 - 1 _

a pretty jar with a_lid. An old-fash- Canadian Press)-.Making p. new to I _

ned pressed glass sugar bowl, with bid for greater tau.-ut trade, Qu, a handle on either side and I. top, bee ls to aid ln C,-gallon of 5 mule. or a. candy lsr will do. The rose verd from Florida to Gaspe. petals should be gathered after the The Department of Highways ew has dried in the morning. Ii and Mines has _accepted the sug- ey are slightly damp, toss them gestion made some time ago by the

11 11. --_

1§“ llzhtlv on Paper and let them stand Dune gulf coast Highway Associa-

alllilia

“Dill flfy. A few tiny buds are also (C n Pres” tion, s non-professional organiza-

nretty in the lu. After the penn , tion. to lengthen me none Gulf U0 \'-VY they should be arranged in “£32218 ;“u:chi;_;cd:;m2:au:;' Coast Highway up the Hudson and lil-lf-IUCN livers in a. covered dish, the government of Chancellor on to the st. Lawrence river's °’““k““‘ °“°h 1”" “sm” "“h 11°.-one von rape.. by Adolf Hitler "’°“°h‘ un' Add layers °! petals duly' leaderyof the National Bocialistsli At present me highway “ms sprinkling each layer lightly with the strongest pany m the mu0n'| from Pensacola, Florida, to Athens, salt, until the _lsr lg full, 1,,” “and md by Em” ,rhaemmnn chief] Georgia. The new road would con- 10 days. stirring daily. Theumix to- mm of German” 3500 00;) Com_|tim1e through North Carolina, vir. :ether one tablespoon mn of mm,” ’ ’ gin*-LJ Mvvlgnib ;’;;=“°v1v°n’1;;»

tgd nutmeg’ ground mace' bl-ok- HH ' OW ersoy an y lny I i

I as _‘;e;;h‘;;5';f::gigh*:‘io 5;’l;;;’f_m;rT;.Plu1t-burr, New york. in the st.

led lavender blossoms and pow- declared that never would he wm_, Lawrence river opposite Montreal, tiered orrls root Place the petals ln prom,” ,mn ,t I the" “W” "° G“5l’°' . the rose Jar, sprinkling each layer Thmmann’ vcmmng on the gow' de';‘;nf“;’ll; ]i:§§°;t;"iId¢‘;o*‘;rx;§ 3:1; tgliegplce mm‘";_A when th” ernment and the I-litierites ailke,i Quebec and New Brunswick and'

'mu' °v°’ ° t'°°“ ew laid down B nrvsremme of exits-, return to the southern state.-.i

11°" fe culminate in 1 senvrelwhrn 1. portland Maine- Bose/on

orange bio Th al h ug ' ’ ’

“°‘“ °“ ” ° ° -1°’ some ln all clue... iand 1.-0,. _;,,,v.,, N, _._

` "W0 must place the masses 0! rt is understood 1-lon .1 E. Per-

l _ ' ' me open ng To perfume the "mm the P90910 in the H8111? 118211150 thc' rault, Minister of Highways and

Government and the National So-I Mines, will be chosen as a Cann-

cialist hunger offense," the Com-I dian viceprtrideng of the Associa- munist leader said in an appeal to’ tion, and the mayors of Montreal.

his followers. [Three Rivers, Quebec, Levis, Ri-i ulcers statement was his first vie-re du Loup and Rimwskl will

public utberance since his interview* be directors. _ ,' lust saturday with President Pauli ----__ Q3, Von Hindenburg in which he de- ` manded the Chancellorship for Greater London . himself and was denied it, where-i Grgwingl upon he refused to take n second- ____ | "Y PIM* 1” the Cabinet- l_oNnoN, Aug. lv.-.lay The cn-‘ “My f°u°W"5 W°“ld “EV” have' nadian Press)-Nothing illustrates understood it if I had accepted the more cle.,-ly the gwwgh of G.-eater. compromise suggested by President Londcn _-,lyme the wal- than the' v°“ H1”d°n.bl1!`B." ihé N821 leader manner in which the outer su- said. His statement, issued at the iburbs are receiving charters of in-

Munich headquarters of his partyicorporstion, and becoming inde-

M

Church, Aug. 21, 1932. The serviou Will be at 3 p. 111. The Sabbath Bchooland Y. P. B. will be held at the usual hours. All welcome Rev *UW-ff Murray. Minister.

VALLEYFIELD - ORWELL H936

P°5"°’“| ChH1'8c. Services August

gli; H 3- m-. V3U€Yi'ieid. the Rev. 0 A- Macleod, B.D., of Pier- 5°Yl. Manitoba, will preach; 3 p, m Kilmuir; 7.30, 0.-well Head

D. MacLean sth 1 1, ister* Ca . M.A., Min.

clllmcu or ENGL vices in the Pa,-,Sh of I;-';DL;Sder.

n on

on the 2151, in,-,L Wm be as follows; Ff’€IlCi'l River, S¢h0ol at 930 Service at i0,30`¢ m. B` 11:' m-. school c ' " ur F-’i°n. 2.30 n. in _ 1120 P' '“'- sefvlfe al 7.30 D m" cnsmgbon. Service at

' ` G' T' SPUZBS. Rector.

POLICE C0 _

ers _ URT Five dog 0wn_

8PDealed at gh p 1

yeswfday morning echsliéiil C0515:

lv

non-payment ,of dog ¢ax_ .rhree Paid tax and court costs. One was fined Sa and costs or ten days, an. other $2 and costs or five days. A men Uhersed with being drunk and incapable, had $5 bali cstreatcd A man Charged with brc..l.l..g .....1'..n. '-@1”iH8 was sent up for trial at the next sesison of the Supreme Court A case of unlawful posscslson of in- t°xi°*1Uf\S liquor was adjourned till Friday.

VISITING NOVA SCOTIA-Rev,

Robert Johnson, DD., Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cim- ada, is returning to their summcl home at Pictou Landing, where he and Mrs. Johnston and two daugh- ters have been the past six weeks The eldest daughter, Miss Molly, who is engaged in Social Service Work in Montreal. is motoring' down with her father and are cx-

W0 ' '

on “LANDS Presbyterian

we are going to continue the fight.

Asserting that his lieutennnts al-

ways would forgive him if he made

was notification that “we know how-i pendent, towns. Hendon, on the

.. I _

.north side, has just become. a. mu niclpality, and will have its own mayor. aldermen and councillors.

n. mistake, but never would if he H6040" in¢i11d€S the Wen im0W“] renounced hi.s.p1-inclples, Hiller residential district, of Goldersl declared, “1'll nav" sell my m°ve_1C.reen, where, but a few years ago,-

ment, for a mess of p0l,f,age_ Onia five barred gate led to it farm- matters of principle there .gan belyard through which one could fol-

pcctcd to arrive Tuesday. Dr. Johnston's numerous friends will be relieved to know that the accd- erlt to his cycs, when lragnimts oi glass of thc windshield of his car, which was broken by a' small s-'_cnc_ thrown up by B. passing '_':.:, loclgcu in his eyes, is leaving no serious lc- sults. Dr. Johnston will prea:l1 in

no compromise. One cannot expecti10W H f°°t'Pafh 1° EdKW°"°~ “i°“g'\ he.-0...., from a map., if th, .,,,,d_`slae 1. lively brook, its hunks, er; make -ben,-ably c0mpmm|ses_.. spread with wild flowers. The com-Q The communist attack was ex,,ct_ ing of the "Tube" soon altered all

ly as ne,.y_ Declarlng that the as_ this. In 21 years the population Sault on the government must be ha: grown from 22.000 to 120.000

non the widest possible basis," and more is being added every'

-I-hmelm wld his , month. ,

mn !°n°wm -~ Heston and rsleworth, on the

Windsor ne:-zt Sunday.-New Gln.- gow News. ,

of sand which acted as icvccs t: detour the flow were placed at street lntcrseczlozls leading to the customs house and thc adjoining warvhouscs. Lighters and smali

"Economic strikes, agitation by

the unemployed, rent strikes and iastl a en al strik

-that's the line of fight. The par-

these weapons in a. battle against every capitalistlc escape from the crisis. This is necessary for the protection of the proletarian re- volution."

ment was followed up by 0. pro- clamation to his storm troops ls. sued by Captain Ernst Roehm.

"Our leader on August 13 declin-

count ten at the same rote and ed to accept something which pride,

ilikhity, and recognition of your sacrifices forbade him to accept," the proclamation read.

"Our further course is clear. Pol-

itical intelligence dawns slowly but the weight oi’ events will hasten its tempo.

"Tile line-up is clear: Here the

Nazis, there all the other parties and organizations, Our will be- comes more determined and our eonditions more severe in propor- tion to the increase in our sacl-i_ fices. `

"The storm troops 'now have a

brief furlough during which some ¢henzee in organization will be carried out. After this well-deserved rest you will return re-invigorated md feldy in carry out your tasks."

Assailed from both the right and

left, the govemment also encount- ered trouble in obtaining flhsmlal backing for its unemployment pro- gramme. The Rciohsbank was hold- 1118 5100!, giving as its reasons the limitations placed on it by lsw and the stringency resulting from gen- eral economic conditions.

The mini1try‘s unemployment

Programme will be presented to the Reichstsg, which is to be called in- to session late this month, when the fate of the Von Papeh govem- ment will be decided.

Paul Moder, National Boclallsf,

newly-elected to the Relchstsg, was Arrested today in connection with recent bomb outrages in his Schles- wig-Hoistein constituency.

T

Ephraim-“What yo' all doin'

wif dst pspah, Motel'

Moss - "I*se writin’ mah gal g

lettah."

Ephraim - "G0, 'way, niggsh, yo'

ltaint write."

Moss - "At's all right, Smoke, mild ima#

south Middlesex side, have been incorporated. with the town of

lation at the 1931 Census was 75.-

- d to receive authority from

co rate borough This district

. VPU -

Hitlers attack on the Govem- L, rapidly exkndlng as Une of Lon.;

don's better class dormitories. The present population is 57.000. A new "Tube" is befor pushed

out as far as Ccckfosters from the present terminus at Finsbllry

erected every year.

Rivers Of Rum

Run In Flames Along The Streets

PORT OP' SPAIN, Trinidad, A118.

17-(By the Canadian Press)- Wo11»: has begun on c0nstruc’ti0Ii of the 'lreasury building which with the Post Office Savings Bank and a bonded warehouse were des- troyed in s spectacular fire here.

In the warehouse were 365.0001 gallons of rum valued at $500,000-

It is estimated that the cost of

replacing the burned buildings and contents will be in the neighbor- hood of $1,000,000. Treasury vaults withstood thc terrific heat and the contents,-nearly $250-000 W0l'i»h 'nf silver, .. lime more than $2.000,- i000 in reserve note currency. the Colony‘s ledger and hundreds oi’ Government books and documents of vital importance-were found to be intact after the fire. The colony‘s birth records. all income tax fe- turns and assessment forms for 1932, however, were lcst..C<msider- able revenue loss will be the direct result of the destruction of these documents. and it will be six months at least before another as- scrsment can be comllleikd-

When 365,000 gallons oi' rum

poured. a blazing river, along the streets and into the sea, it Dfelenf' ed 1. brilliant spectacle. There were rivers of fire emptying into s ses of fire, for the biasing alcohol spresd over the Willie; in I bilinket of red. blue and crin%i fls.rn‘ » leaping nine and 10 feet in the air. The customs house, endangered by the flaming river of rum. was only 'Und iq daIil1'iM K H0- 311!!

ever; ay the Privy Council to become af

Park, and an average of 500 new' houses have for some time been-

craft moored near the wharf were hurriedly moved out to sea to save

y B er e in an cities, Hounslow as its centre. The pvpu-_them fmm Mills’ 0fl\'@1€D0d by Ulf

flames that covered thc surface oi

ty should facilitate the assembly of 000' compared with 45930 lg the sea. It was estimated the

years esrlier. Southgate, on the' northem heights. is expecting|

stream of rum flowing clown the storm drains was nine inches deep. '

The treasury was celebrating its

100th anniversary this year. I; was erected in 1832 as a residence for the governor.