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we are , ' a booklet on tourist “d widespread distribution in Canada andfigmllililfeldugltialg lumen."

1| e cate to tourists

ofllce. Forms wi en be

i particulars oI the accommodation you on“,

you e.r ring “sling it ls imperative that ou lend lmmqll;

and wish our panic Included in the

iynyour name and afldretl

Hr"- vrr to in and return, giving

Hotels, Boarding Ilousea Cotta es, c bl , 1- m interested, should write uo a once or thée ‘farm: u "m" “d "the"

IMPORTANT: less of data having previously been

The Iorsn must be colndplettd and returned regsrg.

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Prince Edward Island Travel Bureau

' OHARLOTIETOWN

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Advertising Bales-Payable in Advance

Mlmlmum Charge tor Any Advertisement; 2s cent;

Central Guardian locale, 6c

2 Classified 3o per word; In M

WW5; Western end Eastern locals

per word; Announcemen s and Coming Events 3c per ward;

Notices ‘10c per inch; Lists at

Floral and Spiritual Offerings Cards, etc., 5c ; pen, Condolence 70o per inch. We ding enga ernenllulwmlvnilfds foreldfllllil end I0 cents for ever! additional 3 wor s. Notices of Thank; and

Appreciation, ‘10c per i9 cents oer inch, Address and application.

Female Help Wanted

"m! 0i’ 40 licr word. Lists of Subscri tions

Presentation $1.00. Other re M,

For Sale

ii'AN'l‘ED--HOUSEKEEPER._GO0D mg SALE _ TMPS no“ ‘arr.r....*.‘. °“““‘°‘*- sacral... "w ~1- Buw- l» =--'--d»1~-r

IYANTED CAPABLE EXPERIEN- ccd maid for general housework. Must have knowledge of plain cooking, Write "A" Guardian.

L-326.3-lZ-6I.

\\'.\N'l‘ED IMMEDIATELY PRAC-

iiclil llllfefl or experienced maid. write giving age and references to "i"‘ Guardian. L-9-3-l3-3i.

_ “Malenhelp Wanted

Emil-lb - AN EXPERIENCED Cook for Lobster Factory. Lloyd Cox, Morell. L-68-3-l5-3l.

WANTED -— I-‘ARMER T0 WORK on small form. An elderlv man referred. For particulars write to "red E. Richaur. Bras’ D’or. Cape Breton N. S. L-29-3-l4-4i.

Agents Wanted liru- WOME ' rolive been waiting for! A steady lll(‘(‘.lll€—fii1Bl‘lClfll security for life --2iiarnnt2ed vou with a Familex AFPHCY 0f . our own. Inquire today u-llliolit ob lgation, The Fgmllex products, Company, 5'10 St. clam- _ out, Mo 1, N_

Farm For Sale

5i) acres, 1 mile from HUNTER RIVER All new buildings. \‘l‘ill sell cheap for quick sale.

J. A. BERTRAM

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WANTED FOWL mo CHICKEN

Wanted before April lst, 25,000, lbs. fowl and chicken. This amounts to only a ton per day, and as our prices are un- changed you can profit by selling your poultry this month.

THE ROYAL PACKING CO.

J. D. JENKINS Prop.

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How Are Your Eyes‘!

If you are having symptoms of strain-headaches, sore eyes gndlzalnesl — consult a epoc-

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i M your service with years of experience and a thorough retracting service,

l Cell in and discuss your dil- fleulilee.

ll. F. ilutcheson

> o. r. nurcnsson E

F. G. IIUTOHESON.

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Professional Bards

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Chartered Accountant I40 Richmond street Phone l7 P.0. Boa I! Z

McLFCD d. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, 1L0. J. A. Lilli, 1L0.

C. F. BENTLEY, LL.B. Barristers and Attorney-et-Law MONEY T0 LOAN I80 Richmond Street

ALEX W. MATHESO

BARRISTER. SOI-ICITOII. ITO. Mono“ to Loan Collections 0t ce: 90 Great George 8t. Charloitelcwn

' ' ~ "~—‘_———-— i M. ALIAN FARMER B.A.. l-lnll. BARRISTER. SOLICITOI. ITO. MONEY 'l‘0 LOAN

Benii of Canada Building.

A luv to Andrew M D ld c NPR-Wants. BII-IIlI-‘ll-filgl:

L, Cfldmh- U186 and medium. oyd Cox, Morell. L-68-3-15-3l.

Work Wanted

erence wants housework, P, Q. 13o; 132, Alberton. 1,704-15

Salesmen Wanted WANTED: MA . able Rawlelgn 8:51;; 15394 Wlih flood living at start. sales WHY 11D this year. Write Rawlelslfs- Dept. M-L-470-10l-C. Montreal. Canada, '

A MomingSmile

A small boy called on the anew;- one evening, "Say Doc, I guess I've

L sot the measles" he saldfbiit 1 can

keep it quiet." The doctor looked up puzzlgcL Aw. get wise. Doc" Suggested the small patient. “Whaflll you Bive me to go to school and scat- Ifiiéslgma/RIOIIQ al] the rest of the

"Wotfis all this about Mrs. A. mgeégr hemmed paid to the

“That's right. she's going as a delcirate from the guild."

"Delegate. hiridecd. She ain't err as delegate as me."

FLOWER]! CIIAPEAII

NEW YORK -(CP) —Il'lowers are gOIIl-B to bloom on lots of heads this spring. one hat design here showing pale pink blossoms and wing-s.

CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND In the Probate Court, February

Elisabeth Dinwoodie Sherren, late of Charlottetown in Queens Coun- ty in the said Province, Widow, dc- ceased, intestate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable 1:1‘ literate person within said Conn-

y.

Greeting:

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- ticn on file of William E. Bentley of Charlottetown ln Queens County aforesaid, Banister, the admin- istrator ot the above named est- ate praying that a citation may lie issued for the purpose hereinaf- ter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge pro- sent at a Probate Court to be held in the Court llousc in Charlotte- town in Queens County, in the said Province, on Frida the 29th day of March next com n , at the hour of eleven o'clock forencon oi the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts oi the said Estate should not_be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of William E. Bentley, Esq., Proctor for said retitloner.

And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper publish ed in Charlottetown aforesaid oncr in each week for at least tour consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy here- of be forthwith posted in the fol- lowing public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court Ilouee in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Charlottetown aforesaid. and at or near the Bank oi’ Nova Bootia in Charlottetown aforesaid. so that all persons interested in the laid Estate as aforesaid meY have due notice thereof.

WITNESS I-lis Ilonour llarold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforesaid, the day and year first

above tten. By the Court. (L.S.) (Sgt) MURIEL C. LOWTIIER. Registrar.

11-532-2-23-3-1-8-15

Sealed Tenders

Will be received till March 28th, by Kinliora Dairying As- sociation for Cheesenioksr for the season oi i940. Applicants must stats wages at per I00 lbs.

cheese J. W. FARMER Secretory.

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STOCK QUOTA TIONS

- N. .Y. Stock Excliange

(Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am O and Ii‘ 25 1-2 Am F01‘ PIP 1 3-4 Am Radiator 9 ‘1-8 Am Tel Tel 1'12 7-8 Am Water 9 Anaconda 38 3-8 n 22 1-2 Bait Ohio 5 - ldwln 16 s-a Bendix Av a3 Beth Steel '15 3-4 Ches Ohio 89 5-8 Chrysler a5 3-4 Con Oil 22 3-4 ChYY-Slea‘ 88 3-4 Con Edison 30 1-8 Curt Wright A s1 7-a Elec Auto Lilo 38 3-4 Gen Elec as 3-4 Gen Foods 4'1 7-8 Gen Motom 54 Goodrich 19 1-5 Goodyear Tire 23 3-3 Gt Nor Pfd ‘i, 23 3-4 Hudson Mtr 0a: 6 Int Tel Tol 4 3-8 Kennecott 35 3-4 Mont Ward 54 3-3 N Y Central 1s Nor Am C0 20 3-4 Nor Pacific 8 Paramount '1 3-3 Penn R R 22 1-2 Phil Pet Co ' 38 3-4 Pure Oil Co ‘.- g 5-3 Sears Roe Co " a4 1-2 South Pac 12 5-3 Std Oil N J l 44, 1.4 stude Corp ~‘ 11 1.2 Texas Corp ' 45 3.51 United Air 47 1-4 United Drug 5 3-4 United Gas Imp 13 1-4 U S Rubber 35 5.3 U S St Co 56 7-3 U s Ind Al 22 3-4 Vanadium 34, 1.4 Warner Bros 3 7-5 West Elec _ West Union 23 1.3 Woolworth ._.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. March 14-—(CP)— Produce Market prices here today, as mported by the Dominion De- PBYI] cut o.‘ Aflfliiultuie, follow:

Butter: Iirst g-nalde creamery prints, jabbing price, w-JAB l-2; first grade solids, Jobbing price, 28 l-Z—29; Que no 1 pasteurized re- graded, wholesale Jobbing price, 27 1-4-3-8; Que no 2, 2'1 l-2.

Cheese: Ont white and colored, current make, wholesale Jobbing price, 1'1 1-2-3-4.

Eggs: graded shipments in used Iree cases, selling price, A-Jarge 24 l-2; A-medlum 22 1-2; A—pui- lets 21 1-2; l3 2i; C I9 1-2; B- large unquotecl,

Potatoes: Que no 1 75's 1.00- 1.10; Que no 2 75's .80-—.90: NB no 1 75's 1.15-1.25; PEI no I 'l5's 1.25 —l.30; Florida Red no I, 2.50-2.60; no 2, 2.40,

Farmyard Manure

(Experimental Farms News)

On many Canadian farms much

of the plant food value of barn- yard manure is lost through 1m- propcr handling. states G. R. Han- na, Division of Illustration Stations. Experimental Farms Service. One of the greatest losses is due to the failure to save the liquid manure which 1r. an important source of nitrogen and potash. In i935, a oompl-slson was made st two Illus- tration Stations in Prince Edward Island, with liquid manure and chemical fertlllurs on the growth of timothy hay. Practically the same amounts 0i’ nitrogen arid pot- ash were supplied by the sulphate of ammonia and murlate of potash application as were contained in the liquid manure. The yields from these plots were approximately equal, the liquid manure giving a slightly higher yield. This would indicate that the value of the fertilizing ingredients in liquid manure would be similar to that of the chemical fertilizers and every care should be taken to conserve this important source oi plant nutrients.

Other losses oi fertilizing inmd- ients are from leaching end ier- mentation. Leaching is the result of the drainage from the manure pile carrying off the soluble ele- ments of plant food. Fermentation causes serious losses oi nitrogen by the escape of ammonia. Deprecia- tion due to these two factors often amounts to nearly half tine original value of the manure Ila-Rife ll l8 finally incorporated with the Boil.

To prevent the loss of liquid ma- nure. the floor and gutter of the stable should be t'B’ht enoush W prevent seepage. Plenty 0t straw spread In the stalls and gutter will absorb the liquid. The manure should, if possible, be piled in a shed where it will not be elmoocd to the heavy rains. If this is not possible. there should be an 1x119912- ious bottom provided for the ma- nure to cut down the amount of seepage and the loss of soluble ln- grecllenta by leaching, More straw in the manure will reduce the amount of leaching by rain and drainage water.

Because of its loose. open tex- ture. there in a FEM" 1°" 1mm fermentation in hcrae manure than in cow manure. Mixing these ma- riures uniformly and keeping the manure heap comrpact and same- what moist retards the iennento- tion pluses. sulperphceuhric M’ peat mixed manure will reduce the amount of nitrogen that escapes as ammonia gas.

If care has been taken to con- serve the urine, there will be a fairly good content of nitrogen and pota=h in the manure, but phos- phorous rcct this condition. superphoslphate is sometimes mixed with the ma- nure or put on the land as a sup- plcment to manure. Prom 300 w 50o pounds per acre along with 10 tons of manure make fairly well- balnncea fertilizer. ‘llheee con- ducted on various Illustration Sta- tions in Eastern Canada to deter- mine the most suitable aipptlcatons of manure and commercial fertil- izers showed that the lighter alp- pllcatlons of B tons of manure used with 600 lo 900 pounds of a com-

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2-12-0, give 111M161‘ yields 1M In

is usually lacking. To car- ,

New York Cure

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, March 14-—(AP)—- Foreign Exchange:-

Great Britain demand 3.74. Ca- bles 3.84 3-4, $3.72, 3.72, 60-day bills 3.73 1-4, 90-day bills 3.72; France 2.11 1-2: Germany 40.25; Italy 5.05: Netherlands 53.12; Canada 82.00: "(Ottawa Foreign Exchange Control Board rate 9.09-0.91 per cent dis- count). generally-regarded as bemg more effective than the heavier applica- tions of manure s'one or manure with superphosphate.

These trials generally indicate the practicability of wing l‘ght ap- plications of manure. supplemented by a complete comm-areal fervllzer with a relatively high phosphorous content ta meet the rrquuiemenu of a general taming rotation. -T-l_i_ Zi-ilijiii-ii

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EYESIGHT i. EXAMINATION

Fitting and supplying Glasses Etc.

ll. J. IMBIIII

OPTOMETIII ST

Monialuc. l’. F1. l. Office Iloura: i0 to l2 A. la. I to I P. M.

llolidiiye etc., hy appointment Office Connected with DRUOSTORB

‘ EXTRA SPECIAL

EATONS SUNGLO

"icon FIVE

FOOD VALUES

Moulrealfiflck Friday, Saturday, Monday-March 15 16 l8 Exchange ' ’

Stocks 91m Am Cyan B 33 1.4 ._.__ u. =3 2-: . ..... .. COFFEE Fresh Ground Lb ° gfgwn Rubber 2 I-2 I m. m’ ' e5 4 8-4 nhe " ' ' - can. Pot 31 P‘ °'°"| KELLOGGS 1:1 Bond sum s l-a Bell Tel 10a i c Gull 2:5 00m as l-2 Brazilian a 3-4 3 klilckh Alr 29 3-4 Bruck Silk s 1-8 a r pafiuauaudw“ g 1 2 ma“ Pmdum‘ l6 1'2 -~- - — ~——~ ~ —~—--~ - ---.. . - C" “mm 6 3-4 EATONS HOUSEHOLD BLEND 8”‘ 8" till it an or M 1 0-» PM» 1 BULK 'l'EA 1 l.b Pk -- c OI1 I133 ur can Steamship 1 1-4 I I ' Celanese 34 3-4 _ , __ , ,____ __ 33;»; 1333,, ,.,l 411M EATONS ORANGE ,_ (Canadian Press) . l Dist Seag 24 l 4 i; Bloch Close an a1 Ablllbl 0°11" 155 Dom Steel a 14 a-a I Qggletlbtgamd l2 5-8 Founda c l3 s. ._._ B A50“ it: gen 815% Wro l2 ftgl CANADIAN NO. 2 Bathurst A l3 3-4 ugh-l‘ small 2i 1 0 C l °m T" 7 1-8 dmp not: l5 'i-a c I Fm“? v T o 1g Int Nickel 4a l-4 ‘ ' . 3310a,, 3 3-; $.31? DOMESTIC OR JEWEL " c ‘i r- 62 SHORT 2 t m“ Cm“ 2° Qhebcicnfiowg 12g a 4| 1 l-b- ll’ Shaw an - ‘i St Law Com 5 h " -~ Banks 5€1i,,,é PM E1312 AYLMER 16 OZ- TIN EACH 10c S o an - a w.» GOLDEN WAX BEAN LAC.“ 25° Wpg ElBc s z 3 '1 INS - sh h (Canadian Press) BULK , ' —» ~~---~ ----.. __, P Close Can-a - MINING . mm- SEEDLESS RAISI l- - C Montreal 210 _ b 2 flab/ill Scotls mi s - --~ - . . Owl-lore: ' “W” “RAN” c Stocks Close c 3 T " ’°‘ PORK d BEANS T‘ 9 2 Acme Oil s T“ ~ - or " i Sw d w CAKE F Associated Press flnanclaleiWritet gifgeixgnéfm 3g ' o n c NEW YORK, March IA—(A.PJ— Aim’ 1mm“ m _ s . Aintfield. '1 1 2

pecpiativi targoir cooleev dust the Aumr 5 d 5'4"? ml" t‘ 8y a-s a leet 334mm‘; g still appeared coniuscd over Eu- B knew 1a F H ropean possibilities involved in the Bible Metal 22 , can... as“. 12% M" ‘"0"’ 13c NEW C

e , n oo

list, lost. 2 points to 126 I-2 while Bobfio a CORNED BEEF, Lb- —— —-— ARROTSY Lb‘ _'_"* International Nickel, Walkers, Bralorne lo 3-4 ‘$32: Brazilian Traction. Marconi, Fold, Broulan 49 Fresh NEW B

golllnger and Lake shore Mines Cal Edm 199 PLATE R|BS Lb 13c 2 Lbs ll EETS clipped fractions. Dome Mines, Mc- Cfllmiml- 35 ' ' ' ' Bunch 11c 2 foy .0 int-yre and. Imperial oil w-cm gdubolgfllflr 2g?) RQAS-HNQ PORK Lb ' '_ — '— —

gnegdu arl r - '- i

f A-Sliit} from lively dealings in a. gggtpiv XD 3 4 c FRESH SPINACHi Lb- ""‘""—- ew ow- ric d stocks, th " c '

was relatllvcl; sluggish. Trzrefsllefi-g Chrglluum 42 RIB BEEF: l-b- —" H amounted to 601,880 snares com- gézghfélolfér 123 TOMATOES, Lb.—- -—- _._._

pared with 025,790 the day before. Con ca“) 12 ,

The Associated Pres average oflcon Smelt 43 5 8 ROUND STEAK, Lb. -— ——

60 issue.- was of: .l of a, point at » Cosmo 2,, ‘ c Sma" size E h 7

50. The lengthy stalemate was ex- Davies‘; ,_ 2i; ac c- empllfled by the fact. this ccmpo- Dome on ll 23 74, Trimmed QRAPEFRUIT 4 fQr .__

site a month ago stood at 50.3 and EH Mala,- lg 360 c

a year ago at 51.4. Eldorado ' 9; PORK CHOPS, Lb.—--—- Sunkist M d s. ,

Seaboard Air Line was the speed- Exam Q11 2 e ' lze . lost stock of the day, piling up Falcon 490 Breakfast QRANGES Dozen _ __ _ a 53,000 shares on the half dozen or Gillies Luge 5 ACON S - d c ' ll. so transactions. 1t was off 2 l-2 I Gods Lake 53 B IICQ , Lb.-—-———-— L E, cents at 25 cents a sflare. RadiolGold Eagle 13 FRESH F|LLETS Lb arge Corp. second fastest mover, turned Gold Gate l4 1 -—"'" 21¢ 5pAN|$H QN|QNS Lb _ -‘ l’: (we; 34.200 shares at a gain of 3-8 gunner Gold 50 1 ' i; at 1-8. a row 1 3-4 .

Douglas Alpgrgfl and Amenmnlgagiweli 1031-2 WEEBALL HERRING HEAD LETTUCE “,1 Can were down around a point a 11°!‘ - —

‘Each Les-e;- dwjlnes were posted gargefloglg 104 l JfQl"'-—-——————————--———— Each 136- 2f0r—--—--——— or U. s. Steel, Chrysler, General l"

Motors. Western Union, Sears Roe- H11“ Si"

buck, Kennecott and U. s. Rubber. Hgglfflgl

Uurtiss-Wrlght “A" was an ex- ception among aviation"- edging ggmwwad into new h>7h ground for the year. Huga m Up also were Zenith Radio, Allied m, Nlcklgl l‘

Chemicals. American Smeltlng, Int Pete iears Roebuck and International Jemcoe , m ____ _____ “W95!”- Ken- Add "i ' 23o ‘gun-grip m___umh 93 i‘ --M--~X§—~ -- ' m"? " ---~ _ -.-_i_ > ,. . " . Cockshuti‘ Bean“; “mam -————;‘-~2-._._..-. .- Kirk Hud - 35 Siscoe . , “$5, _ '

MONTREAL, March 14-(cr>>- - 1 - Mc-v-‘nzle- Plum-vi and Pres-

The stock market ceded ground to- 13g gtggnRock wgéve 1 G N day with losses of fractions to a Lake shot, 23 b2 Sud Basin 1B6 i 1 dill Denny B0105 Wcre T195111’. l

point or more being chalked up at Lam Cad 13 q-Eck Hug“ 370 15C l1 J18 VGOIK! Eflllli’. UPI)?!’ (Am-

the close. Volume continued on the {c}, '74 Titwagmac 20 a a‘ TO“ “m” all“ Vl/Tllfillsfl. ——— light side. Little L L 310 Up Canada 64 Wr-ghl Hllrgrcavcs added 5 cclit. CHICAGO, Mill's-Ll

Howard Smith, down 1 l-t points Macaasg 4% Veiltiircs 400 ‘md Pmml“ gamed 2. lliurll’ ullvnt price g.i..1:- led a few ‘backward gaping indthe Matélleod 1'18 Waite Amu 560 Bgoirlalzldtikgoilvln 3-41 and giudsoq ilgrit g2) ed Lilli lflrgp l“), . retreat wh e C. P. ., ana ian Ma. sen 45 Wendigo n ’ - . ‘_ 1e oiiy won issue-if: “m 1"“ “will. CW1)

Car issues and National Steel Car Malartlio 105 wood Cad 2a °f the $93111" base mciai» Puid 100m 11am Kansas null lJl-l » gave up minor traction-s 1:1 the Magalt-go 3 7 Wrt Harlz 715 (‘hmlllium and} Normelul 11H; lcigpornturl-s lll lllt‘ so r5115, Mc n yre 48 -8 _ minor cssrs whle Falcon- “jPle s urply ilCtllltTd l-"me

LOW“. price “end, appeared 1n MgKenzlg 121 UNLISTED bridge llrnlcd 20 cents. ,Ci(‘.sf‘ of the gm n Ill.ll‘l{,§ the construction group for Al- Mvwtiiltire 9 l-2 Cgiiaélaan Canon-r..- A, although l ‘SW10 Frlluilz was l. goma Steel, Canada Cement, As- B 1's 140 008st Con 155 3X; l: full. fldiuived 1 -4 to 22 llUlElUll-Z Ilvsslbly ilglillll.“ best)“, General steel wares and n Corp 05 Brett 35 - unite the Cilllllll0ll weakened 0i wilt-alt that has billl u.‘ Hamilton Bridge. Brazilian and Mgna-{m 3°? 7 1-4 FtIvOT-llill '13 579. C-luncsc 1110.. also ox-cllillrl-rncl, l “ill-rat cio cal l-s- -l Winnipeg Electric n3» eased "ab lib/Ii ngog '13 1 2 Krk Town 10 l-g firmed 1-2 and the ccmlnon (ircp- May 1.01 745-102, - no,“ m we ummes and Nwke] Nityiwl 133 - 121i Scgc n? l- pod 3-4. Foods. ilzllzxv»; and PICCIS 3-4: Corn l-4-l-‘.! up. andthnorandfiswere down narrowly Nofxlgnél: 72 1 4 end re liolu-cl-l n1 liilri‘ (‘lose tllltl ‘Ti-B. Jlill- fill 5-5; 11-2: 1n e meta _ : __ -; o __t\‘rl.<l'( IPTICCI", lll- ; - inur-

1“ ‘he “mm” °l "w 1*“- Glll“ lIIIIgI-llrlelgal s: 7 a aglfimsggrrlgxl-cgzlblgd iIlII-Tfcsllllln Pllufml,“ 1§"“"“““~ B- A» 011. Boll WINNIPEQ liisrt-li l»l--i(.‘l‘-~- lost 1 1-2 points While smaller de- oBflen 135 consecutive decnhe rd“, on me on... Fanny FillTllPl‘ and Export Slllris m» CJFJHL,“ “I ‘It clings appeared for Canada Steam- okalm n3 Turomo “lame, m“; ‘back .10 m Fl Pr». lieélkflll-rfl Il‘flCll0llS_ (‘Gllllhi-‘illlfl-“(l at mim- m, 1111-1». Ship.“ Masseyqiams. Bruck silk. om ma” 50 the ‘nix A“ . on “gamed lbw" ly/lmsltllll Oil slmlvs ("llliLllllfl dull, 00f) bushels lllltl n Canadian cemnese and Dominion P0510111‘ 175 ‘the ‘lllailfiflflfib glralllllg III“ golds gllglbaChltlz-Igellldll it“ lllailflmi Tar’ t‘ _ v "n ‘ * ~ ~_ d" r i i l. . Tl ltlillo, 4m.