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Canada Bonds

(Special to Johnston 8' Ward)

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(Special to Johnston a ward) . wan. sTnsa-r anemon-

Wlth activity Increasing as stocks show an inclination to move ahead the financial district once more ll Iettlnl’ -rc1|dy_ to revise Ila opinion on tlan stock market. It was disposed to stand maids land wait for important news be-' fore taking u position either way but the news from banking quarters at the nlnrt. of business on Tuesday was that the market was In for a rally of fire or nix points. To help along the more cheerful] feeling the Steel Corporation nnnonm-stl n alight Improvement In production in the face of declines by the independents. Further It was ru- moved that constructive operations had been undertaken hy one of the for- mer bears In half n doaen Issues. Pro- fessionals showed a willingness to buy stocks and the market moved nits-ml confidently. The news today from

Lumlort may change the complexion

The Montreal

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so far staged are now being fever-

‘flishly prepared. What is the next

move? Mr. Ciynes 1s contemplat- i11g, on the one hand, a more string- ent enforcement of the law, on the other, the appointment of a Select Committee. The web of futility and cynicism In which he finds hlrrlself enmeshed make; his job a most un~ enviable one. Mr. MacDonald, meanwhile. sees civilization rocking to its doom; while the hospitals are proclaiming in advance their fear of the Greek, for, rather, Irish) gifts with which they may presently be seduced. I.n one respect at least we are better off than America with her Prohibition-we have not got an 18th Amendment round our necks-

The lollcrwing answer was given

lVIor11ing Stock Letter‘

Special to Johnston a Ward

-of the situation but the fact remains that business can hardly get vvorse.

Mr. (Ira/ca of Bethlehem Steel says- “It la humping along the bottom." and it la not n time to he short of the market.

Among the Issues in which the for- mer hear leader la sold to be on the buying side are Commercial Solvents, Woolworth, Vanadium, Dupont, Am- erican Woollen Pfd. and‘ Lorllllanl. Vanadium and Dupont are In the doubtful clans.

Efforts are being made to plclr I111 Chicago Great Western Pfd. by priv- nta sale.

The shorts In Eastman Kodak have been most stubborn nn1l any sharp ndruncs- elsewhere in the list might see Eastman Kodak staging 1a_sensa- tlonal advance.

Oil clocks as n group are vvell liked in aoma quarters.

~flt. Louis and Ran Francisco Pill. la one member of the rail group which ls w__eii___l_ilt_ed.

GRAIN RANGE

(flpeclnl to Johnston & Wild)

CHICAGO Wheat High Low Last 5-1 53% 54 1 :11 53% n4 c .1’. 671A b8 o a July .. .. .. 581i om. 11811.- ‘Ficpt. .. .. .. . . 521%. 511,1’. 51% (but. . .. .. 451;)’. 44% t.» :1 s .1n1_v . . . 2.1a’. 251/, “lent. .. .. .. 211% 2151A, Dec. .. .. ..‘v.l "87s 39/11 Whcnt _ Ili 1 l’ oww Lnsi .1 uly -'l_'1"'/.t 57% i1

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(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, July 2i.-A ten per cent salary cut for all Can- adian National railways employees whose annual salary is in excess of $3,600 was announced today by Sir Henry Thornton, chairman, and president of the railway. The sal- ary cuts will be effective August I and will be in force for ten months, at the end of which time the de- duction will be restored unless the Board of directors otherwise orders. The paring of salaries was approv- ed in a resolution passed by the board of directors today. At the same time no salary in excess of $3,600 shall by virtue of such a re-

duction be reduced below $3,600 it was agreed. The ten per cent will not be applicable in cases where the rate of pay and working conditions ar egoverned by scheduled agree- ments, lt was announced.

ARGENTINA IN OLYMPICS

BUENOS AIRES, July 21.—(U.P.) -R.aul M. Ollvares has been named to represent Argentina at Los An- geles In connection with prelimin- ary anangements for the Olym- pic games. He will visit there shortly and advise the Argentine Athletic Federation regarding the necessa yarrangements. It is ex- pected that 10 or 12 Argcntlnes will compete.

Election Agent: "That was a fine speech our candidate made on the

' Court yesterday morning, a man,

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BEIVICIB I03. OBWEIL. Ver- non,‘ for Sunday, July 20th are as follows; Cherry Valley, 11 a. m.; United Service of Vernon River and 5t. Andrew's at Vernon River at 7J0 p. m. H. Pierce, Minister.

POWNAL UNITED, Sunday, July 26th: Clifton, 11 a. m; Mt. Herbert, 2.30 p. 1b.; Pownal, ‘l p. m. Rev. T. R. Genge, of Murray Harbor, will preach at all services. H. E. Camp- bell, Minister.

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UNITED BAPTIST SERVICE.— United Baptist Church services for July 20, 1931.. Dllndfls 7.30 p. m., St. Peters, 11.00 s. m. Annandale 3-00 p. m. H. C. Morgan, Pastor.

POLICE COURT-At the Police

charged with being drunk and ln- capable was fined $5 and costs or ten days. A vagrant was given 20 days in Jail. 1

CHRIST CHURCH, Cherry Val- ley, Sunday, July 26th: Church School, 10.15 a. m., Morning Prayer with sermon, 11 a. m., Evening prayer with sermon, 'l p. m. R. Wheeler, Capt. 1n charge.

SPRINGFIELD, Saint Elizabeth's Church, July 26th, Sunday School, 10 a m., Holy Communion, 11 a. m. Special Men's Service at 3 p. m., Evensong, 7.30 p. m. This is the final day of the Church Army Mis- sion In Springfield.

ANGLICAN sanvlcas-crapaua, Saint John's Church, July 26th: Sunday School, 10.30 a. m. The, Annual Church Service of ‘lrue Brothers’ Lodge, Number B, A. F. and A. M. will be held at stand John's Church at 3 p. m. The brethren are requested to meet at

M ; Lane. All attending please meet at

the Rectory, Crapaud, not later than 2.30 p. m., Evensong, 7.30 p. m.

ST. JAMES SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Thursday, at Stanhope

i Sclwolroom at 1.30 P. M. sharp. Car. owners are asked to give their cars, as in the past. Parents and friends are asked to send their usual liberal ‘ donations. 7621-7-22-21.

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DUNSTAFFNAGE SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS

The Semi-Annual Examination of Dunstaifnaga School was held on June 29th, with thirty-three par- ents and visitors present. The pupils were examined in their various sub- jects by their teachcr. Marjorie Harper, assisted by Mr. Almon Boswell, and showed by their prompt and accurate answers that the year's work has been a success.

Very interesting parts of the afternoon program were two match- es. The Junlor Spelling Match was won by Suzanna Webster. The Geography Match was won by Ruth Cairns. The attendance prize was awarded to Ruth Cairns. A report of the year's work was given by the teacher.

The following pupils were suc- cessful in obtaining their Public School Certificates: Fred Thomp- son; Roy McCallum, Reggie Jenk- ins, Bertha Thompson and Douglas Rhynes.

A short program was carried out:

Recitation, Alex Rhymes.

Drill, Canada East and West.

A Mother Goose Drill.

Flag Drill by Junior pupils.

Recitation, Ira. Roberts.

An address was then read by Ray McCaIlum, on behalf of the pupils, and the teacher presented with a lovely gift.

The parents, pupils, and visitors were then treated to‘ ice cream. cake. oranges and candy. The or- anges were donated by the Women's Institute.

The entertainment was brought

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IN MEMtlflliiili

MRS.‘ G. GORDON HOUSTON

On Saturday evening, June 13,

1931, there passed from this world, one whose departure meant not only deep sorrow to her family, relatives and immediate friends, but also a very great loss to the work of God's Kingdom. Houston, (nee Minnie Ethel Dickie- son), eldest daughter Mrs. Charles Dickleson, of New Glasgow, was born in the year 1885.

Mrs. George Gordon

of Mr. and

On Dec. 22, 1914, she married and

came to Mayfleld to reside and there her death occurred on the above mentioned date.

weak, was spiritually t; tower of

strength, ever doing and encourag- ing others to action in good deeds, one of her favorite maxlms which throughout the lives of many of her friends will continue to echo was "let your light so shine, that others shall see your good works and glor- ify your Father in Heaven." By ex- ample, as well as precept, did she glorify her Lord, for where ever a kindly deed could be wrought, or lqving word »-nken—or assistance bestowed, tii- vue Christian dis- ciple graspi.‘ he opportunity and many of 11 , her friends, will never forget her beautiful life, and sweet personality.