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.57 OC K QUOTATIONS 11 . I ' r I ‘ v ‘ ‘ > > - F _, 1 t i ed 1n tf M itl rd l 1.111 H ll N Y "St-Q n (f N y“ k c b t ' tgc t Prince Edward Island l’ i‘ 1 us arrv rec rom ar me urr ers ., a ~ k " ‘ _ 1 ‘ fax, N. S., a shipment of the most beautiful fur coilts itfs . ' . c ew or ur . d 1051M“ ‘° i Exchange .......fi--—,..., ..........—".-..... ' Exchange 1 “g ~ “are Such as Mon-mun. nee. a-autter ' . and cheese prieq firmed nsrrow- “"5 h" ""‘_ ‘ i ‘i; 1 Am B .. -. 28 7-8 . DIRECTORY INCLUDES: Seals, Muskrats, Brqadtalls, Caracule, Caracule Paw, 31115111111 193311.113? 1111]‘ 1:35:11: gufi,“‘,gd,l§°gfig,‘;l,u°",“wuw,°4gf $ gyagnlllcc .. .. as s-e 3111131111 Il-rtlmlm-ll 5:.‘ $3355: , , Ermine, Lapin, Mink, Marmot, etc., etc. Such a gorgeous 1.31" c°.i:1."r1...1'.’l'1.' ' w ° ' ier snd potatoes held-uric . m" 5"!’ 9°“ -- 3 1'4 ....'.i" c5131. °......1.-1> ' Ahflmbetical u" °_f Nam” ...-.-.._v, 1.1 1.11 the latest styles. Make this .1 real 01.11.111.11... N» 1 111m 11111111 1111111111 so 1-4 A" "*5 m" A -- — " o ,, m," Complete Street Dlrectorv. 1 . "wk- °W= 9"" u, Atlas corp. 12 ‘1-8 Mock- w . by giving her her heart's desire, purchased from m “WA? Elia! tzlrnm t: cmfiuconfj _ m! TM m - gusting-titling fist 3f Fig: Ranchers, “i? 1 . '. s1 _ __ Cities Serv 27-8 1. 111.. "" 1m 11H 181s v 01m es '_ 111.1110 ruiiiiriis .. ~ 11% 11'11#1-1='""""""* 11-1-1 11-1 1:11.11... =2 ' I 1 ii... 11.11 2a . 2'1 ' Cheese 111'... half a oent a pound, m” 5°“ 5m" 1- 15 1'3 c... Cement o y A '1' 11.111 r 151., 1m no 1 Gum.” mo,“ mm ‘t u rbrd If Can A 941-2 c111. lnd 111 i0 _ _ 2s 28 t‘ l hm t 1 l gm; 011p,“ n2 5-8 c1... 1111c ll. 1o The New Directory for Prince Edward 165 Kent Street 37 “hi? :1’! ehitiminte-t in cer- m“ o“ m’ " " “o M‘ iii’? .351“??? if Island is scheduled for publication on February _ Charlottetown’ P_ E. L $2 iois m- isss gold at 4o u, 41 mo", Ifillrgg §f§§§,,9',',°r\§fift _ ,2 133 lst, 1930. All listings close on January 6, 1936. . - reel 3g Llglld iflnhflllgsomfifl :1 3:11:01’ A- m“ and“ ‘ glgptnrrégvw - 82);; g5“ If you intend to change your listing, your ad- - _ - o2 to M23; B “d 34%,, c” t" a5 std-oil Ken . 1.11.1 Steel c ' 15 dress, or your business and want to have it in We dress and make up Fox Pelts on the premises. ‘.1"1',T,,GX“ 1,11,, w?‘ Potatoes 111.90 pounrhbags sold U“ us“ PM’ A " Lfidhe-imtgfif," _ 1,1‘; ‘ thfl next Directory you should inform us not “Irv B $111111 at $1.80 to use for Prince Edward U“ m“ 9°" P“ " >111 111111 1'1 12' later than January 6th 1936. Phone 1177, 15:1,: {lug-Ara 2g mud momma‘ and “a to Steel of c1... so Th N Di t . b f h . q, 1,1,, pmf 3, $1.30 for cobbler-s. n. ail-pound e ew rec ory . . . ecause o t e Remodeling, repairing and relining of all fur garmeiits. $3311.18.‘ "zastq mupfiftfeamzfitagiio “ha”; EXE ‘gk o,’ c,“ _ , _ _ 4 _ , _ _ H 5&1‘ m“ extensive field which it covers and the fre- . ‘h1g1’: u "Ii-lip" T315 $1.15 for eobblers and New Bruns- _ Blkr ‘i1. "11;c;.;..'.»'.;.‘f . ion quefwy of “in” by the P“Pl_‘° ‘s Yflqglllzed as Phone 1177' 21w. wick mountains, 31cc, $1.95 gm- lloyul Bk . .. 11111 111a, an ideal medium for advertising. Limited space g1 Quite}: mougitlsihssnd 85 to 85 to II rm.) U“ m‘ m" *9 “m” in the New Directory is now available for this 33v’ De or co em Closing exchange rates: ’ Purllose- _ 11-11.. At Montreal-Pound 4.11s is-az; L B . . " _ :_ v . “mmm v . _ m a don" 1m 2543. ham, a“ . For information re rates, etc., apply to. ; y , 1ve.11..11.c....c 94% 1111/. L] at New York-Pound 4.02 a-ig _ _ _ _ | n d u 51 r13 | 5 Dre Holiday ________ . 7 _ y _ gym“ 11°11" 1*" =-1°- "m" Provincial Business Directory 4 » - ‘ M MFPWM "m i‘? can‘ ‘s"”"°d "' Pmm“ “d °°‘“""' Box 177 195 Grafton Street Charlottetown . n“. Membbrs of Stock exchange Move Upward Lethargy Grips MINING (Canadian 11.... :;",:*3£‘:‘};’ “-°° "1 "' 5- “° - ‘ ' KNTREATJ. DQO- 23—A4!blVO in ‘olfipound 12'. Canadian gunk. on,“ I“; buying in cattle, calf snd he p - _ '_ _.. 0H N.Y. Mart Mflntrea‘ Mart (car-u... m... and u...» divisions boosted 15111:” “u” ‘m “m” U s “Ml” 5° i." L3850-12-17-19-21-24 u. ts mronoivro, Dec. 28—’I‘l'ie big 11138311110 1111x1121 111111111: wly dsel- w‘ ‘(Canadian Press) “i; _____ ues displayed lethargy 111 t0- on onresl hvestock mar- MON-I-REAL_ Dec_ 23_..3;1g|5h 194 (c r n1 Gusrdisn‘: Speolll wire) gglslktyntltxdcmk: filth? 12:31”; kemceu “i212. ggggtextieldbyknlgomlnion ,‘§“‘,.,1°'é,““,di*°“$“i1° m Nlatlfin “elm” __._____' i‘: my Fm“ Mwmuw» “'°°""°" ' ' i a brln volume u u, 1 A11 Livestock Bureau were‘ Osttle m- “ “n ° t“ u “m” ' P's" P11111901" Wm") MONTREAL Dec. 98—Pre-ho11i- gmuti, Wm mfng 1,, “fifil,” ‘m1, calves c1111 hogs 1111105 sue-p and “t by t” my“ 3m‘ °' mmad“ M’ ' - 1 1 r l d tod a followsz? _ . (a. r. By Guardian's spcciai Wire) d“ mhmy “PM m” Mwmf; 19111111111: but there Wm lenses 111 18ml“ 557- - coasfceiitiuiypezo .2101. lscellaneous . 11111 11-11- 11 “lists: 111.111.. 151.111.1111.: as @1111 *.r.*."‘z':.*:... em some 1......“ a... SILVER FOX PELTS 1c t i i l- - 1. ecoseizo ' - tis 1111111. .1899. . fro tions o 2 or more P°nts n 1i r 8pm appmm "ck of Interest’ ‘on and good 8mm m“ 1mm $5M steel“ ‘gau- MOMREAL’ Dec‘ 23_Pflces

crafts, motors, oils and scattered industrial; helped the stock market move up a notch today.

Th4 rise was interpreted in mar- kct circles in terms of continued favorable sentiment and hopes for quickening of the general business pulse following the tum of the resin. Some chart analysts pointed out. that the tendency of the trad- lug volume to contract declines had attracted demand. This type of

consistently since. stocks reached . the highs of mid-November. ‘The Associated Press average of

to 54. ‘hansactioris totalled 1,928,- 030 compared with 1,446,120 on Fri- day.

The silver issues were mixed Cerro de Pasco lost 1 1-2 at 52 and American smelting declined 1-4 to 58. Anaconda at 28 1-8 and Ken- iiccott at 28 3-8 were fractionally higher.

rhanged at 97.

The financial district's spotlight remained on the somewhat im-

iiidustry’, and hopes of a, rise in the price of crude oil in the mid-con- tinent region. Phillips Petroleum at 38 I-4, Continental Oil at 33 and Standard of California at 3'7 1-‘3 had gains of fractions to more than i1 point.

Lake shore was the stai- perfor- mer in the Canadian list, advancing 3 points to 55 3-4. Pmctically all other Canadian issues. including Canadian Pacific, Massey-Harris, llLstlllers-Sengfnlns. Canadian ln- dustrial Alcohol. Ilcllinger. Canad- ion Marconi. McIntyre-Porcupine,

international Nickel, Dome Mines and Dominion Stores. were frac- iionally lower.

ADVISED T0 THINK OF OWN CHILDREN

MONTREAL. Dec. 23——"'I‘liink of your own children the next time You drive a truck though school roiirs at high speed." Recorder l?" ice Plant; told Joseph Sauve in T1‘. "is Court today. Sauve. fnhcr of two children, pleaded uuilty to driving at 40 ml‘€s per lmir through o. school zone 11nd was

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action, they recalled, has occirred -

80 stocks advanced .2 of a point -

U. S. Smelling was un-p

proved statistical position of the oil P“

however, gains were dominant and the strong appearance held by the market was affected only slightly by a, lateselloff.

Milling stocks started off on e narrow upward movement as buy- ers took heart from the weekend announcement by the Arsflhtine Government the country's wheat crop totalled only 144,000,000 ‘bush- els compared with eziohwnoi-lret season.

St. Irswrehoe flour. making its first appearance in more than s week, advanced 8 1-9 points to 89 while mks of the Woods Milling Company advanced to a. new peak of 18 1-9 ~ before receding to s closing level of 18, up 8 points.

Aside from milling issues, special- ties occupied the centre of interest. Wabasso cottons jumped 8 points at 80, Woods Manufacturing pre- ferred 2 at 47 and Montreal Tram- ways 2 at 102.

Paper issues declined fractionally behind the leadership of St. Law- nenoc Paper preferred, of! 1 1-2 at 20 1-2. St. Lawrence Corporation lei-red eased 3-8 at 8 718.

Sales totalled 18,985 shares; bonds $3,100.

Rescues Deep Sea Di vpe rs

(A.P. By Guardian's Special Wlrel HAMILTON, Bermuda. Dec. 22- Flour men who make their livlns fighting the perils of the ocean's depths owed their lives yesterday to a r llceman who rescued them from drowning. - They are deep sea divers who. rowboat capsized 200 yards off shore Friday evening in Hamilton

harbor. Two of the divers. oddly J

enouth. could not swim. Constable Hubers Edwards of the Bermuda police heard their cries. swam out to their rescue. got them back into their boat. and got them ashore. He will be recommended-foi- the

‘Tdvrrd to pay court costs.

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Royal Humane Society medal.

Advertising Rater-Parable in Advance

(‘riilrrll nundtun IMMI. 4c per eIui-di Wurst-r: Ill Euscn hauls p. m-r vuml. iiniiouiir-rminlii and (‘q-sin ‘ygnll h '

ph word! Classified

were down about half a point in the index and base metals up only

finn throughout the session.

London except for gold had little or no effect on share prices. Nor- isnda. held s. saln until near the close, Sherritt closed 6 points higher. Amulet up 11 points and Base Metals Corporation up I 1-4.

Short covering was reported in Eldoi-ado and the price moved up 8 cents to 1.13 in good action. Nip- 155108 811111.911 4 cents and Castle weakened a. cent. Among the sen- ior golds Hollinger and Teck Hughes were. the only active trad- ers and these closed. Holliziger down 20 cents and Teck up a cent.

(Cnnufliiiii Press) TORONTO, Dec, 23-

Stocks

Acme fill 1 Aux Ull 5

Ill!!!) .. Ariiiflolil Ashley Anions . liiigiiiiizu- .. Hurry ll ..

s. quarter point. Silver stocks were Lower prices for the metals in

to $6.25, mediumstcers‘ $4.25 to $5.25, and common steers $4. Good heifers were $5, medium kinds eb- out $4, and the odd common light heifer at $2.50. '

Good cows made $8.50 to $8.00,

helfei-ish $4, medium quality $8 to $3.25, and common butchers 82-50

‘to $3. Connors and cutters brought

about $2 while bulls were $2.50 to $8.50. Common bulls were $8.

Quotations: Steers

up to 1,080

pounds, good and choice-film to $0.95; medium $4.85 to $9.25; oom- mon $8.50 to $4.85; steers over I,- 050 pounds, good and choice $5.80 to ,$8.25;,medium-$4.85 to $526:

common $3.50

to $4.25; heifers,

good and choice $4.50 t0 $5; med- ium (3.50 to $4.75; common $9.75

~00 $3.50; cows, good $8.50 to 8.60; medium $8 to $3.85; common 2.-

5 50-83; cannei-s ,and cutters $1.75-

$2.50; bulls, good $950; common $4.25 to $5.

Trading was active in the calf division and good quality vests made $9.50, medium to medium good kinds $8.50 to $9 and common lights $850 to $8. Dressers were mostly $3.75 to $4.

Quotations: Good and choice veal. $9.25 to $9.50; common and medium $4.50 to $9; grassers $3.50 to $4.25.

Prices ruled firm in the sheep and lamb division and good ewes and wethers were $8 with heavy lambs cut. at $7. Gulls brought $8 and buck lambs $8 to $8.50. Sheep

were $2 to $4.

filvrlcy .w l1‘. 21,1, Quotations: Ewes $2 to $4; lfirlllrlllloiclhldfl 4132 Iambs‘ good ‘a: cosmmon ‘a h $7 Eldflrnqlg "3 Hogs were firm at $8.40 for hac- 11‘ llrhluc . con ons, fed and watered. with $1 pre- Ef',‘|‘|';k',‘j}.k - - ‘ - - > ~ -- 1,359 mlum on selects. Butchers, heav- flimflflgl, "7 les and lights were $7.90 and ex- "fllnllilu. tra heavies $7.40. Sows were $8.50 Greene .. to $7 ’ Gunnnr . ‘ l-liilcroiv . . Iinnl Rock --_--——-

nrkcn }{§’,‘,{.‘_{‘,F°f ‘ , _ _ _ _ __ says woman 11.411.

M 1.301111 IN READING NEWS Kirk {lulu- {,,t‘,,‘g‘]]§,",._; (Canadian Press) L... 1,101.1 , _ _ VANCOUVER, Dec. 23-41110 col- llllitllelmll. 1. . umnlst, J. Butterfield, writes in “' . " The Province: ‘§‘.‘l'!‘..,”'}f“__ "We have in the social column Mc _1111'1-1~ 1 1 of this paper a. wonderful piece of - evidence that P611910 its a rule do Mijvllflp not iced the important things In - a newspaper. If_ they did there ‘ ' ‘ could not possibly occur a report on that page of s lecture delivered Nliilnslus to a women's club by my friend 011111111111 - Professor sewimi of the University.

“The report reveals that the pro- fessor delivered himself of a pro- nouncement about the war in Ethi-

Brszil milreis .0585.

China Horig Kong dollars .9217.

Denmark krone .2220.

France franc .0684.

Germany reichsmai-k .4054.

Great Britain pound 4.9659.

Holland florin .6831.

India rupee .8757.

Japan yen .2904.

Jugoslavis. dinar .0282.

New Zesland pound 4.0072.

Norway krone .9498-

South Africa pound 4.9441.

Spain peseta .1877.

Sweden krone .2583.

Switzerland franc .3272.

United States dollar 25-32 per cents premium. - . NEW YORK. Dec. 29-Forelgn exchange irregular. Great Britain high 4.98; low 4.92 5-8; 8-4; 80 day bills 4.91 3-4; France 8.58 8-4; Italy 8.07; Belgium 18.85; Germany 40.19; Canada 99 3-18.

close 4.92

Markets tAt A Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal-indus- trial stocks irregularly lower.

Toronto Mines-Golds down; base metals up. ,

New york-Stocks closed higher.

Winnipeg-Wheat down 1-4 to 1-2 cent;

New York-Cotton and sugar unchanged; rubber lower; coffee higher.

vorstsss woman nave: INFLUENCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Dec. 26-—Th0il8h lacking the vote in the Province of Quebec, women here, as in other places, exercise a profound influ- enm on those who are charged with the responsibility of making and enforcing the laws, Claude Richardson, Montreal lawyer, told members of a local women's club.

Speaking on the subject, "Laying Down the Law," Mr. Richardson reviewed the making, interpreta- tion and enforcement of laws in various parts of the world and traced briefly the development of the laws of civilized countries from customs and habits.‘

Women's place, the speaker felt, could no more be restricted to the

were narrowly firmer on the Can-

adian Commodity Exchange to- dav in light trading. Butter Spot-West regraded

closed 25 3-4 to 25 7-8. Sales-IOU Que grase 25 7-8.

Cheese Soot-Ont white closed 10 5-8 to 11 1-8; Ont col 11 to l1 1-2.

Bess Spot-Ont A large 89 to 40: A medium 29 1-2 to 80; A pul- lets 27 1-2 to 28; B large 25 1-2 to 26; B medium 24 1-2 to 25: C 23 1-2 to 24. g MONTREAL, Dec. 23-

Wh rt, noi- no 2 98.

Barley C W no 3 44.

Oats, feed no 1 37.

Flour, spring wheat patents, firsts $5.80. "

Flour bakers $5.80.

Flour seconds $5.40.

Flour winter wheat patents. choice $3.80.

Flour white corn $4.60.

Brim ton $20.25.

Shorts tori $20.25.

Mlddlings ton $28.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $215. Hay no 2 per ton carlots $10.00. Cheese no l Ont white 11 I-4. Cheese no 1 Ont col 12.

Butter no 1 25 8-4 to 26.

Eggs in cartons A 1 large 80-51. Eggs A 1 medium 41-49.

Eggs A I pullets 89-40.

Eggs A large 44-45.

Eggs A medium 35-96.

Eggs A pullets 38-84.

Eggs B large 30-31.

Eggs B medium 28-29.

Eggs C 27-28.

Potatoes 90's P E I mts $1.80 to

1.35. s 90's P E I cobblers $1.25 to $1.80. 80's P E I mts $120-$125. 80's P E I cobblei-s $1.10-$l.15. 80's N B rnts $1.10 to $1.15. 80's Que mts $1.00 to $1.05. 80's Que cobblers 95-95-

Currencies

(Csnsdisn Press)

MONTREAL, Dec. 28-Narrow gains were registered on Montreal foreign exchange today. The pound sterling rose 1-4 of a cent to $4.98 19-32 and the United States dollar 1-8 of one per cent at 25-89 of one per cent premium. The French franc firmed .01 of a cent at 8.84 cents.

ITEW YORK. Dec. 23—'I‘he French franc was higher sterling and the Canadian dollar slightly lower, in the foreign exchange markets today.

The Dominion dollar extended

are continuing in,

Unprecedented Demand

And are eagerly sought for wherever furs are worn. If pro- pgfly mgfkgtgfl the annual production can easily be absorbed-

MARKET TIIROUGN AN ORGANIZATION which. through its contracts with the LARGEST SALES HOUSES IN THE PRINCIPAL FUR CENTRES 0F THE WORLD has, prover: its ability to secure the highest possible prices con- sistent with quality.

Our system o!

CLOSELY SUIPERVISED AND PROTECTIVE MARKETING has always in the past, resulted in our patrons securing highly profitable returns. This season with improved econ- omic conditions, we anticipate entirely satisfactory results.

gardlesl of its value, thoroughly reeted where necessary.

Our grading and appraising facilities are unequalled.

Each pelt marketed

Two plans are offered :-

Our own exclusive POOL PLAN and the regular CON- SIGNMENT PLAN.

Cash advances arranged under either Plan at any time It only 5% interest. "

Full particulars, shipping bags, tags, etc., furniilicd 011' request. ’

Prince Edward Island Fur Pool

" Limited

P. G. CLARK. President and Managing Director. i Summersidc, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Throughout The Season Pelts Are Being Received at The

Office of

J. A. WEBSTER dc CO., 156 Richmond Street. Chariot-WWW" And By R. W. Stewart, at Clark Bros, Store,

through this Organization ls, re- prepared and faults cor-

Montague

use BRAHMIN TEA

EMPIBI GROWN 8014 only iii n! airtight pigs.

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home than could that of men, and each had a significant and unique contribution to make in the field

its discount from 21-32 to 13-16 per cent. The Pound Was off l-4

opla before the University Wo- men‘s Club. In the course of that

Certified Puplic Accountant

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