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THE cumztorrcrownm GUARDIAN

lsro CK QUO TA TIONS

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id and (Iris Privuic Wire)

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l‘. lining

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nor-i. Other rtitea on uppiivutmn.

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fizivertising Rates~Payahie in Advance

lII-uiriil i-unrnliiiiu iuvliin, do uer vtitril. per wold; 411111111111 villi-iii» and turning inn-nu ‘to per “out; :1. u" mini; ln Mrftiilriialll hut-rem, "an. pr-l- lm~u~ bpirituni tutu-ruin. turd». l'|\‘-, u. pl‘! 111.11.»;

p»: iIIPII; moth-en n! Ihilllkh umi Appn-i-nnl-in, 10o per ineh or Io pal

AIQNTREAL. June 26—Po\ver t‘ -.-\11 niicrim dindend s pit‘ strlrc has been de- ("llillilltlll stock payable siilrclloideizs of record . tilvltiend was paid 3t". wlrch was first

v Ill-tl-nlli .

Cor-

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rNLIFTI-ID

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Minimum Charge for any iiiHertltwint-ul tul-utyJiu-p ceuta,

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iv 1 x1" r: n-rlnsi" CLASS SCHOOI-

mrt-hcr suppietncnt $100.00. Aliilli-

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"on n liNT-RHOBIF

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L-1975-6

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H11- Mntnr Boat "Endeavor" 32 It. ‘1-111: in li-ugh, 8 it. beam. Recently

-q11y1p ti ".11 h 1 v.1 i.- nun-.- years 01.1. Anrlv t" .\. u. .\It-IiIN‘.'()N. Montague.

t. 13116-31-28-7-2.

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on MARKET SQUARE Trash/iv. new. 29111

m..- tm Seven Pnasenl" new" Sedan.

J. A. Mac DONALD. Auctioneer.

L-innr-e-zs-alf

Business Stand i‘ Z-l SALL

For quick sale. one of the heal

light Groeeriefi. Fruit. 5°" Itnnits and Ice Crearn ltlndl in the City. 600d N€W9 stand in connection.

APPLY-E. D. Care Guardian.

(‘hry icr 75 motoru

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Hale Help Wanted ,

-— .\ .\I.\.\' TO “TIRK I Aplllj. .11 [iwlhtifl Char cs ‘ '. Juintslons inn-r.

I.-l96il-5-25—3i.

For Sale 1

TOR .\‘.»\l I-I - 193.’! FRONTEN:\C y l Sedan. Apply 50 Elm Avenue | l L-Ifllil. 1 1 l

FOR .\'.\l.ii—.II'l.Y 1ST i934 FORD

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tiitlon. Apply Josvph Pctcrfl

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spruce sh1ntt1es.»$200 per square. i

wicbeodis Mills. Bellcvue. [1-1962-6-25-31

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E0]! FAIJI OR TO I.ET—S.'VI.-\I.I. hfiIISE and barn 11--111- tillage. Will t;.l:c port payment. l'f‘:~I in month- lv payments. Will ss-l. cheap. Ap- ply Guardian Oflicc.

L- 450-6-25-28-30.

Salesman Wanted

WANTED —- C I T Y

SALISMAN

also account collector. State age. y Box

experience. L-20I

education and "KL Guardian.

‘for: marked right ear CSN. left 15.1, Reward. W. J. Jenkins Frenchfor L 97 3|

ENSURE IN Till SUN LIFE. PAI- ticipate in the proflta of Lhil great Qompany L551 year policyholder! received an average oi one and

one half million dollars a week See J Atioore Currie Buudin|

WE ARE BUYING LIVE FOWL every day. Bowman's Store, Hun-

11 fiiillt .\i.1y 1932. The six‘

-medium 22 l-Za; B-large 20 1-2a:

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Montreal 1 Stock Exchange

l l (Supplied by Pitfieid & Co.

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Republic Rt $5 35

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R 1| Iulnn Oil

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL. June 27 — (GP)- Ezg prices firmed on Montreal open produce markets last iveek while butter eased fractlonailyu potatoes moved five to 10 centsl higher and cheese held even.

Graticd egg shipments in earlots or less were quoted at 24 1-2 to 25 cents a dozen for grade A-large; 22 l4 to 23 for A-mcdinm; 20 to 21 for B and 18 1-2 for C.

Butter “'11s quoted at 24 1-4 to 3-4 cents a pound for carlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 25 l-2 for solids and 26 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 16 1-8 to l-4 cents a, pound for Ontarios and i4 1-2 to 3-4 for Quebec.

Potatoes: P.E I. Mts. No. 1 90's 1.10 to 1.15; N0. 2. 90's 1.00 t0 1.05; N.B. No. 1 Mts. 80's .85 to .90; Que No. 1 Mts. 80's .75 to .80: new stock. Vlrglnias. No.1 bbls (approx. 170 lbs.) 4.25; No. 2. 350. "

MONTREAL. June 2'7 —- (CPI- Prices remained steady on all div- isions of Canadian commodity ex- change produce section Saturday

Butter spot - Que. fresh 192 scorch 24 1-2t. Sales: 100 boxes at 24 1-2.

Cheese Spot-Unquoted.

Bags Spot-Ont. A-large 25a‘, A-

C. 18 1-211.

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vault»- praying that 1| cituliv-n may l" 1111-111-11 Iv-r 1hr pllrpnrlo in-rl-iutiftvr

y.,ru,_ \..u url- lllr-ru-luri- IIFTI'II_\' 11-- .|-n1-».| in 1111-1111 iIt-ififllntl iull-risll-ll iu llit .~.111I i-Istau- n» Irv 111111 nlilu-ur tw- Il-r" 11m 111 a sum-gut» lfuurt Io he tar-hi in tin- Fourt Huulir- in Phar- |,.1|.-|1.1v||. 111 Quin-lug Bounty, i|i the

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Anni I rlu hurl-h; order lllut l "HP copy hv-lvmf ha fnrthwtth puhliahcri In mllni- lll'\t’i|ltl|ll‘f published i|1 (‘biih IIIIIFIIIWII ltlurmtnlii uni-v in t-urh week

r 111 ll-ni-t tour 11-11111-1-111111- m-eiil fr...» n1.» 111m- 11. n-"r 111111 that 1t “true

pun:- in

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(‘curt Emm- in ih-r-rgirtovrn in Kinr (“minty lfilro-nniri. u1 frnnl of la IIIii 1n Moreli nfuri-auivi and iu front n! the achooi lion-w In -\ior1-ii afore- naid And l do hcrvhy furtin-r order that 1i true ropv hereof he forthwith earn-d on the Attorney General of thll Province In that iiii persona in- nmum in the 1min lmitc Ila nforo- laid may have due notice thereof. Given tinder my hand and the lcll of the mild Point thin 10th day of Junie] tun] 1M1 andlvtn the flrnt year

o! ll . out ‘l re . hurl.) n. L. Irunirvcn. surrogate. (Soul)

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Montreal Curb y

(Birppiled by Pitfieid and Co. mem- bern n! Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Market]

Stock; Open Cinae Aiillllli ll‘; 5'» Asin-sll-n it) 50 H A (til '.'-'l ‘J3 Ilr-nulmruoia NM N9 Ilrmv lmrp

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Don A , I" run-r ‘

l-"rzlr r V T C $3M 43% I-‘nnl

Hir Walker

H-une Hi1 23" 240 1111|- Ft] ' 30% Z0 Ilil Pole 34% 34H .\I.-|vi1o!'s A . 1H1 H; 1-1- ..- 40 3B Prlco ffrl

Kuyzlllie 12% 4i!

Banks

(Snpiled ny Pitfieid and Co.)

Bank.»- Open (‘Inna ‘Coin 1W1 1'00 I-t. .\i|i 2-10 Lott w: 202 MINING

TORONTO. June ZT-JCFI-‘Fhe Toronto market came under the influence of a weak New York board in the closing session of the l tveek and final prices were irregu- larly lower for the day. A rally in the westem oils on good volume introduced a cheering note in the proceedings and. more than 01T- settlng losses in the base metals. caused a rise of a point in the mis- cellaneous group index.

The performance of Royalitc stood out. Royallte pushed up to 48 and closed nt 47 1-2 for a gain of 55 l-Z.

Rrports from Alberta favored the oils and gains ranging up to 20 cents were showing at the close for Calgary-Edmonton. Southwest Petroleum. Dalhousle. Home, Foot- hills. Calmont and Vulcan. Nornntla held steady and the close was down narrowly forWalte Amulet, Alderman and Chromium. Hudson Bay and Sherritt firmed

slightly. Silver were practically unchanged. Opening prices for the golds

were moderately strong but prices were shaded in the last half hour. giving thc index a drop of .64. Senior polds were unchanged and O'Brien lost an curly gain of 35 cents.

Little Long Lac. ConiarumMon- eta. Pickle Crow. Premier and Byl- vamtt- rtcorded minor losses and the advance was extended by Mac- lcr-d-Ccdishuit, .. .11.... Reel Crest. Reno. Tcck Hughes and Tobum.

Currencies

NEW YORK. June 2'7 _ (AP)- The pound sterling lost ground in foreign exchange dealings Satur- day following a government re- quest. for strengthening of the stu- btlization fund.

Pound sterling lost. 3-16 of a cent to close at. $4.93 11-18. The franc gained .00 i-B of a cent to 4.46 l-2. Ninety-day francs were quoted at a. discount. oi .37 of a cent. Holland guilders and the beiga gained .00 l-i oi a cent each. The Canadian dollar was unchan- ged at 99 55-64.

MONTREAL. June 27 — (CPI- Pound sterling advanced 5-32 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges Saturday to 4.94 9-32 while the franc hcld even at 446 cents and the United States dollar strength- ened l-32 at 5-32 premium.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal - Stocks irregularly louver. New York-Stocks closed lower. Winnipeg-Wheat 3-8 to 1-8 eta higher. New York-Canadian dollar un-

m Rivavoa-o-ai-aa-ao-IB-BO-I-i-

L-IIM-O-II-Il-‘l-l-IZ.

I

"\\"eli, I did it Mother, I

car we looked at last night. let's hurry through supper and take the kids out

before dark."

Jim is bursting with pride

possession, and Sally is bursting with pride in jim. It's a big moment in their lives — it's taken a good deal of plan- ning and saving but they've done it at last, and they're happy. jlrri may not know it, but his purchase, like the pur- chases of countless other jims, brings happiness to thousands of Canadian homes. It means continued employment, to Canadian automotive workers, stccl

. . . and thousands _ of Canadian Workers />/ will profit by his purchase

IM MACDONALD comes beaming into the kitchen where Sally, his wife, has biscuits all ready for the oven.

workers, rubber,

bought the

in his new

IYNDATED MONEY BOX

tBy The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates:

At MOi\li‘(‘flI-~— Pound 4.94 9-32; franc 4.46; U.S. dollar 100 5-32. At New York-Pound 4.93 11-16; franc 445 l-Z; Canadian dollar 99 55-64.

At Paris-Jlioseri.

In Gold—Pound 12s. id; U. 5 dollar 59.54 cents; Canadian dollar 59.46 cents.

.\I'.“' YORK CURB m“,

1t anudinn Pren) Stocks (‘lone Amer (‘you B 3M1 t‘it Scrv to 2", (‘r-wile I'M 311R; Ifim- Ito-ml Sh F1535. x111: till-l 11-1, Gulf ml Penn f»: IIIIIIIIII“ (Ill

ten by a tourist in the Bahamas-An a coo-pound crankshaft, sent, from Miami to Barnnqulla, 001111111111. and thence to Qulbdo, Columbn Transportation bharges irom Miam‘ to Baranqu1lia--1.300 miles-data’.- ied $450.

It. 1s in this particular "hurr_\'-up" business that the planes are en- Srflged. For the most part they carry freight the steamship llneswouid consider a nuisance" queen bee: from Flor da in tiny wooden con- tainers with screened windows; _baby chicks to preserve the fertility of west Indian poultry strains; rare orchids from Trlnkind to the Nctv York market; oil snmplcs-- a can of oil sent. north by plane may be the fore-runner of a ciant tanker heading north from Port oi Spain

OUT OUR WA ’ 1 i ' '-

l was’

It’s All “Rush" ' For Air Routes 0f West Indies

PORT OI’ SPAIN. ‘Trinidad. June 26-tOP)—It is a questicn what Columbus would think. ‘The old Genoese raised 'I‘r1n'dad in i498 when sharp-eyed Alonzo Perer sighted land just as the adventurer: of the tlvrd voyage had given up hope of finding anything where they suspected existence oi South America.

Today Port of Spain is a clearing house for the shipping oi the Or- lnoco region and ong of Pan Am- erican Airways‘ most important div- lsional pointg for the line of flying boat; that serves the West Indies and c'rc1cs South America.

Weekly two gwat planes roar north ‘from the base nt Cocorlte Just outside Port of Spain. while two of their sisters fly south tc Georgetown and beyond. West ac- ros; the Gulf of Par! separating Trinidad from Venezuela tour am- phibfiin, carry oil men over the Andes to Maracaibo and Baron. quills and hook up with the nir fleet carrying the northward at: commerce or Ch=le and Peru.

‘Phe- buttinesn o! air express-war- ried out with the matter-of-tact- ness peculiar to shipping men-J“; some curious and romantic angles for the layman. Goods carried by this frfleet that. serves the West Indies and South America have

changed at 90 56-64.

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ranged from a angle tooth-forgot

workers and the men and women in scores of other industries.

So jim bfacdonald is really a big em- ployer of Canadian labour. And a large part of the money he paid for his car will come back to him in his weekly pay because his firm sells goods to many makers-of automotive parts. Thus it is that each thriving Canadian industry helps to create prosperity in all other Canadian industries. Automotive Industries of Canada put millions of dollars Workers’ pockets each year in wages and through the purchase of Canadian produced supplies and materials.

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paint and textile

paid

The

into Canadian

. dairy,

Information

Automobile Manufactur- ers and Parts Manufac- mrers in Canada paid $7,881,614 in 1934 in Federal, Provincial, and Municipal taxes. They

ration systems $5,306,- 528 In the same year for freight. Substantial in- creases in these amounts WOI-lld flpply t0 succeed- ing years.

For rlalisliral and fur/b" br/omaian about rbi: in-

I ndmtrier, 543415181 Toronto, Onlari a.

JUNE 28. 1937

Canadian transpor-

u/rite to Aulomolivc I006 Lumsdm

The air 11m; i5 11, modern version of the old rural mail driver. Transportatlon of liviriS 0113"‘ isms 1n which sPRd I5 required 1*‘ ordcr to prevent high mortaltv 1"- cidcrlcc. is one of the most notable contribution! 0f U19 915319 W W95‘ Indies intercommumcR-tlon. ifhroiiih the Lixophaga fly. introduced from Cuba. the sneer-cent "will 1'93"‘ 1" 5g K1145 has been reduced to a min- or pest, says Harold Box. entomol- Cjlst in charge o! moth-borer 1n- ve5tlgat10n5 in Antigua. Plane ship- ments from Cuba yielded nearly 90 per cent, living flies on arrival. Similarly planes were used by 171' J_ (s, Myers in his campivgn to iri- troriucc the Amazon fly as a moth borer purge in British Guiana.

We.- vtrgtrisiouun Ji-Lii". -

WHV MOTHE_I_Z§ QET GRAY, a.

uTS'-"5J,T\lo.' “ 1r: Just

DROP ME OFF AT TH’

thought it all pretty s11‘

iDEE OF MINE TO KEEP HER FROM QNEAKINUQWAV ON ME "I TOLD HER TO

W 1i shipmcvlts being flown 250 milfl from St. Lucia. Tile Atuigurt sit- uation has not been cleared ulmflnd .t is proposed to introduce another parasite from Trinidad. and t0 1n- vcstlgate an insect nnllvo to the Peruvian coastal belt.

Meanwhile tllc bouts fly nOrtl and south and wcsl out of Port 0i Spain. Drer1pc=r11111111n in the harbor lvnere for two years reclamation work has bc.n gnu: on to bring the jcttics out. to ginpaitie in deep water .401- ycars stcamships have had to lighter their curl-mes. but wharf-

slde loading fiiKl discharge is in sight. Probnblv Coiulnbus would havi

rt.

- By WILLIAMS

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win

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mill. “that tut "I we "Gooq Ind reared or. 1P6!‘ and new; I! he 118d ever not have new

b11115. I'll Jul: the horro-

nd-ltt gitnwhlilve’ am e Auu: bu" the tor- "mp her brats ElUlOpe, um I16 mzzllng m 3C8 OI 511843011. TY. And, be. fling tears uul

‘rites anothci mnly. quietly tentionzuli I61‘ I would b} iereens, 1111s hung, ou- rd OI In ycflfl a of our 1am. ma that tiuim Within tilt; fendl and they IBMmare I set e who get out