AyRIL 11. 1932

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writer-l

Monday

li 0n

respite from

u iilnld trullgrs o: . 1 quur

ht. 1°'d“:,t,3'-,l:|| ‘to subside

u “fired um They steadied a , “if the early Q1 ‘ a‘ been

‘ l rs lhurro ‘geulilianl-o n: pulni- Sales

nslderaticnl ‘plainly e

of that set-back little

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- MARKET GOSSIP

L‘ canny, Associated Ptlll

April 10.-Un- the senate baaklvl art its short

ket’: trend yea- ly [but provided

de-

riskiy at the 099"" ,5 soon apparent tllat

had

an and fter

ins of 1. to 5 lustl/qlqgifif slight- for ' or h more totalled 1,1453%

gov.

[ha session. Willi Em "E

nlines behind

What

COI“

it, brokers had s entitled to ln does a vi longer than

gor- that

corrceton.

i 'l t llnva flyngiettilllskcvnsllingtoa News

done without

WI!

. but brokerage houses

“boar mm-uny umru

r his W. credited with harboring

ital's runlor that n ' ball been planned ing's session. Nev- ; ills sluldvnt announcement of

. l A admittedly a lrlwseellllidhhrlf" it was designed to ‘ I mgrkcfl fall it served the

the

n m," positions responded with

sharp opening gains. ‘ erican Tele-

iw" Ihol i111 3% on a transfer of H000 aharns. -At the close it bad last .'. points of the rise. U. hi. Steel rai- lied 2% and cioscd 1% ilighcr. Alneri- can Can's advance of 8 was reduced by a third. lifeatingbonae, Allied Cheni-

lcal, gorilsoldatell Gas, North Aaieri- M‘, I can, at onai Bacait N Y k C . tral and numerous otheErbaZE-traiili- :20”? n ‘mnitmflch.’ ed a point or so from their tops. Un- B n “gal! ° "" "“'i I ion Pacific after making a new law “e;- pe: "' "" ' M! 04% fully recovered. Standgll (iii of Caili. 3 11'] "" "" "' 75 furllin. on an earnings report show- C x1 owe‘ "" 1° 9% 1° lug $1.11 a silare inst your against B 8S5: "' - log/é 82-03 in 1030. was hohvy- bu Pout hall r- c Fuundg" a late reaction and General Motors é c F0“ d "' ' 5 4% 5 was none too vigorous at any time. (um cflffmf," ' 11% 11% n73 ssocx avanaonm (Copyright loss. 6° 5W‘ 5W‘ Standard Statistics Cn.)~ 7: I 10 Today ...- . all; Mir-tail ' 1‘ ‘W! 1‘ w" day . mu. 15.1 rso | 1‘ 13% 4}; k ea 54.8 . . ' - ulffillfllfilr... 01.5 gig 1:3: §§‘,,§us-"L-,h- ---s~ 41 40 4i Year aco ..r 125.0 10.0 183.3 l:l0.:l Gyn,mm'°' "' , 1% a yrs ago .. 200.1 100.0 200.1 10.1.0 m, G°,,,"§,,,',;e'!"' -~ if - 5 3 o yrs ago . 110.5 lllls 101.0 1il..'i h, NM“, -"' - " 47-‘ 475 Illlzh 1012 08.0 aos 111.0 no ,, s F, , -- - W W: Low 10a: as 22.4 75.1 40.0 5,“? 0"?" 3 nigh limo 20-..; 131.0 m: curls N," m, i°c-“"'_"' 7 7% now 1030 112.0 s04 140.5 lll.1 one,“ “pom: >' “'4' 9;"; wrurr TIIE STOCK IIARKET nln §"°,-'; “gm 2 _ ‘l C of (‘an ‘ my, 1m; Number of advances 11;" a’; gleam“ PM ‘ 3',‘ Number of declines. I12 500 '." "‘ "" 3 Stocks unchanged . , . 1'18 177i Total issues traded ..., .. i500 751

O'LEARY

played in O'Leary Rink ., 4, between the O‘Leary .. and Old Sports. The ladies ... as always. a full demonstra lbility and sportsmanship,

______ u interesting game of hockey

on Sis- put tion but

d not daunt for one moment

. more formidable foe, and

8i-

ugh outclassed, put up a stub-

... battle to the final bell. .,. was 4-0 in favor of ;~-- Much credit is due

- l for lilo nlarked ability . I and evcryr player. Winfred

The the

both

of Mc-

usland refereed ill a most cap-

]; iiliiliildl‘.

Miss Flora Boulter, teacher I nitomcry. Spent the week-en

0i’ das

l guest oi Mrs. D. A. McPherson,

Dunblane.

There was all unusually large at-

tendance at tile auction sale

of

Ir. Philip OT-lolloran, Locke Road,

allllarcll Ill. A large amount lock and household goods

of

W611!

mdiiy disposed of and very good

prices were realized. It is the

in-

ieniion of Mr. and Mrs. 0'Hollor-

an take up residence in Colo the near future.

rndo

'11s. Prior McDonald of Rum- iuni. Me, and Mrs. Ed Bemlcr of

iiockland. Mo. arrived in

this

Province a few weeks ago on a.

villi ic their mother, Mrs. William Dillon of Burton. Lot ‘l, who has

W“ quite indisposed for "some

time.

‘Miss Mary McDonald. Locke PM. was o. recent visitor at the Percy McPherson,

Mae of Mrs. Dilllbisae. '

“i? regular meeting of the lillniar Branch of the Red Cross Bociety of Montgomery School was held in tile school on April 1. The President, Lulu Boates, presided, and there were 18 members pres- :i1l- Roll coll was answered by a. wntribution to the program." The Health and Cleanliness Committee live their report, also the treasurer "Ported having sent a donation as

iTONEWAi.

JRCKSON

CICARZ.

requested of $2.00 for the Crippled Children's Fund and 50 cents for a framed certificate for the School, to the Red Cross Society, Char- lottetown. Roll call at next meet- ing to be answered by “writing name with left hand blindfold." New committees are Health and Cleanliness, Dorothy Stewart and Myrtle Smith; Program, Lulu Boates and Margaret Stewart. The following new officers were ap- pointed: President, Helen Sabine; Secretary. Hester Boates; Treasurer, Dorothy Stewart.

Much has been written lately re fostering of home industries, such as tannel-ies. etc.. and we have had many stories this winter about the very small amounts received by dif- ferent farmers for hides. The lat- est one is—and mind you this is no Lowell Thomas “tail story" either- a neighboring farmer took o love- ly large calf skin, last week, to the nearest village store, and after a considerable amount of bargaining succeeded finally in bartering it off for just enough ‘leather to repair his pump. Looks as if we needed tanneries all right.

Her runny friends and relatives on the Island were sorry to learn" that Mrs. John Work, of Hamilton, 0nt., who has been a. recent visit- or to the Province, is at present in a. hospital with pneumonia. Mrs. Work had only just returned from visiting her mother, Mrs. James Dunbar, Alma, who has been quite ill, but is now quite improved. O.

Montreal Stock Marlee? . Quotations

Mining Exchdnge rumor

flgiellioxm. 0st. sprll 1o. (Milling

Sales Stock 200|AJllx _., _, lfiliiliAit-x _ 40UOArt-a 1025 iiillggnll

1 (i500

Forced To Curtail Sale Of Perfume

covering movement by shorts. provid-

tho trend of stocks o

dicted on a sound statistical back-

IWBI]? equally divided, while tbs av-

0 Biilthtiy as did Smoltcrs.

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Ambassador Mellow Arrives In London

LONDON, April MASH-Andrew W. Mellon took charge of the Unit- ed States embasy today. and lost no time in letting it be known he did not come to solve the war debt and reparations problems. Receiving British and ‘United States correspondents as one of his first acts, the new ambassador and former secretary of the United States treasury plunged into a world tilt with ifs guests. ' It was all incidental until s. re- porter for a large London Daily told the new envoy that Europe rc- gurded him g3 a special ambassador on war dobis and reparations. u; have no special instructions to deal with financial questions," Mr- Mellon said. "I realise I am fortunate in com- ing here at til‘: time. Relations between our governments were !nevsr better, and while we both face problems of a most serious nature, arising largely out of U10 war, these problems are not in- soluble and must disarm"! ‘l’ i" approach them frankly with an ef- fort to understand OM11 “he?! difficulties and a firm determina- tion to he of assistance when we (Elli. " t will be the greatest satisfac- tion to me if I can be of any help in promot‘ lg such a workins under‘ standing between this country and m own."

w. Mellon arrived off Smiths-mil- , tori last night and remained aboard the Majestic until the looming. when a civic welcome was tender- ed h'm.

These over. he boaflild I mm for Iandon and on arrivll It 911° railway station was given an gyfltion by a considerable. crowd that had gathered. Mr. Mellon was “bun,” by ropruentativss of thB Prime Minister and sirilohn Bim- on, the Foreign Secretary and at-

taches of the ‘United states em- ' baly.

NEWYORK, N.Y-.April9_. Perfume was so widely used by Greek gentlemen of fashion in one of the eras B. C. that the sale of aromatics to men was prohibited in order to prevent the ritual sup- DLV from giving out. The law did not apply to women.

This was asserted by Dr. Her- man Goodm , der toiogisl, in a pahphlet reviewing the history of cosmetics. “The Greeks," he said, “were partial to violet odors. but they used various mints. thyme, and other aromatic plants as well." The Chinese, he said, had a well developed system of massage and were the first to employ the blind as masseurs. They were also the first to use goose grease as an nnction. _ "And startling as it may seem," he said, “the modem scientific studies agree that goose grease is the best medium for compound o ‘ ‘ intended to pass their medical properties through the skin." "Sines as a general rule, cosme- tics have been a part‘ and parcel of culture, it seems likely enough that the Chinese had knowledge of a system of cosmetics of which we know all too little. But it may well be that their cosmetic knowl- edge served as a basis for that of the Egyptians. Of course. Cleopatra is held the most famous exponent of the art lat-cosmetics practiced among the earliest beauticians. She applied green paint bfllldlth her eyes; black pigment to hsr eyelids. lash- es and eyebrows. and henna col- ors to the fingernails and to the palms.

John the presentation of his om- dentials to the Kins. The British onus paid mai- lt- terltioa to the Ambassador's arrival. publishing nan-e about bun than it had about any United States Am- bassador since the Great War. assay panel! featured his snail wealth, and intern-start his long

After conferences and the w» reception, Mr. Mellon welt to "is Iloreign office to discuss with 31!

Montreal Market Slilllghts

ui-i 1

resulting in a good measure from a

ed an important aid to sentiment and resulted in a slight improvement in the local ex- change during the brie week-end ses- sion. Thero was little in the news developments of the day to effect the market mood in wheat prices, pre-

ground. Six _isaues found navy lows in the local list at the week-end, while at the close gains and losses were

"KB price of twenty representative stocks advanced 03. The three inter- listed stocks Brazilian, C. P. R. and International Nickel, all recorded fractional gains hQIQ_ pMmiTREAb. Qua. April 1o. (By the ~“"““"" Pffilll-For the first time "$114118 the uw-ek. security values stag- il! 5‘ rally Saturday morning. with the fiiikfiK ilillcl. such as International Pa?» Iirasiiaa Traction, Canadian “,1” RMIWIIY and Bell Telephone lilflfliil.‘ moderate advances. bcll-eral short covering at New Ynrll appealed to be tile factor This!‘ 1m. “ll 5h‘! local list our o'f its small i-ut steady decline. Trading was at a com. Y“'““'°1Y brisk Di'l'~‘i?-.1|.O'I1 shares i-‘iffiiil-‘IHS hands compared with 5.800 °-‘ "i" Preceding Saturday.

ifbile the leading Issues were vs. "Plmiilfe to a better feeling, a num. {liar of loss active stocks continues no Vi" Rr-iund and six new lows for 01,9 "Y" 0i‘ ltlnzcv- were recorded during 111"‘ X""-I"_‘“S- ARV-HI: weak stocks were ‘~ - ‘NW! t-ff 1 at 10%, Bulllilig 30'1"?“ M: 3% i" 15%. Canadian on,‘ l“ t 25h," 4%. Cement Preferred ‘mtodardil/‘l. Canada Stcnmshlps Pre- o“ v.2" i’ H! 01 Mglonal Steel Car, o" “int 3 55 and iilnnipeg Eiestric,

International Ni 1w] _,1

iii/l. on a iurnovercuf ‘zfgrhgnsilcrlelflcsusetg? olld ill nQi-iviiywvns lileColi-r-rontenn ‘illflhauceu llt 7 with sales of mined shares. Brazilian was tilird with '".'s;.".-..::"“"."'"r..‘/* v

an ac c h ll

Wu at 14, Steel of Caninianvsadldgzugiggz: "t 16%" BF“ Tflfillllone advanced

Bond sal ~ 1 besingnfcatliselgig.” $ 5,450’ the Minding M‘ ng closed at $41033 and Unit ed States li ' 10 n46 perlzleicly at a prcnllllnl of

The Montreal

. - "ca: “-‘°"ill.l"l°.“i‘éii."l£”i‘l<."’3l»° 2 ~ er a s s - ~ » lgrerllnslllifxihte ‘ || 7/’ 03s advanced and provisions 212:‘, Thcghugh}; l 4-," 4-..- y-l“ unchanged to a rise of live cents. aoonvnne A“ __'_ | jm, p,‘ Z0 ' dually rolrlr. ‘la-hyg- april il.-—Bond. r ' - ~ ea c osc . Igwvgrllfisiililill ... ..| 2i5| 210 24.1 gum“ Hum" w] e “ lligh Low Close “ ' ' .‘ "‘“"-°“' u . .... .. rsi/l o8 53Vr59 Total suit-s 120.000 shares, lit-uubanois A . ...._l 6-5 0 05 Jag, _‘_ __ H 513% go (myrqu UNLISTFD é gl-llllpg," I ov, 9 gl/i on . . .... ..'. 02-5-00 ll st . -" . 1A Oil ... ...| 02s! i120 n20 lnoiworislorfelil as; m4; pl», “mmflw ;,,,,,;,.f‘,§e“a'c{"é,-J~ ~ 123i fir’? 11*} ;1,§'t'r"!ff° ‘Qfd ‘Illfll jyl WINNIPEG. .\f:ln.. sol-u 0.—-ln- ;;np9']l;|,],,,.,,,|0 | 1.?’ v0‘ 1" I" y," n I 0"" 9/“ ‘IT/t financed by strength llt Liverpool and 1’7'_','| fir! 3'7?‘ Mon‘ Mme!‘ _ i “full substantial lnvcstlnent buying réttlri- l 8.15! was _.-. Nurllnlln . 1040i 1040 loin "‘"f," ,f° w,“ '{}'",',“,'L°'-‘,’,f',e§°'}§,§,¢,§'. filial 05o m0 Sherri" 4o “e y ° n °, “l m; m5 945' m“ gnu.“ “m” n‘ m‘ o0 M ment yesterday. gra n pr ees execu on m‘ n lvmk 11mm, _ _ l q uyslrxilart‘ about-gage andhclrzsed 19f, to I r " ' ' g or n o nr's a or season. ‘ma’? “ fight n“ " n5 May and July each closed 1% higher M1 Mi 3% at 02x alld 0g, respcrrtivelgéuzrhiieugé- tobr-r gain-ll, 4 to l; at to . - liuiiish nature of tile United States 1M0 nrowmce I u‘ o" H, government crop report which predict- mno Apex -- '4 I/s‘ 0 1.; ' NI a decrease * of nearly 300.000.6100 dllfililCap Body-n. s? s’; bushels in tllis year's crop compared mnmnnnmn . ..| vi‘ " ‘u with that harvested lust year broved 3,001,191“ Yuk-a - "I m,‘ o i ‘f; ‘W the main factor for the advance. 1500mm" fixm --l os/ol ‘Yll W1 DULTH, Minn" April 9_The The market was quite active from '" '" Vii o5] 05 Cm opening to closing hell. Exporters re- 958° ShBITlIOCkA captured the ported that everything offered over- (ha ' H" o‘ the American night had been taken. Liverpool was

H°°k¢Y M88116 here last night, de- Xeslins Duluth 4 to a in an extra Pfifibd game to gain three victories in the title series. The Hornets won only one garlic, healing tho 5mm- rots last night.

Colleges Filled With Ugly Girls

SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 9 _ There are those at Syracuse Uni- verlitv who are angered at a crack made by James Montgomery Flsgg, the illustrator, that "all the U811 girls are in colleges." The)’ are all the madder because he said it in accepting an ' ion to pick the six prettiest Syra- cuse juniors. The man who is fa- mous for the pretty girls he draws wrote he had been a judge or beauty contests at “salt water, fresh water and bilge water coile- ges. and I have had to galls on some of the most awful female mugs in this broad though narrow land" and added "I know new why there are so many pretty girls in New York-ail the ugly ones are invcolleges.

The girls have

kept discreetly tion is concerned. Not so Pro- fessor Hibbard V. B. Kline, of the

College of Fine Arts. He suggest- ed in a letter printed by the stu-

would be unfair to bore the artist

pick the fairest.

work. Laborer-Who's workinl?

Early to bed, early to rise,

MONTRAL. one. April 1o.-a gen- - oral rally in tho Wall Stratt market.

quiet, so far as talking for publica- 3

dent newspaper that the invitation should be withdrawn, saying it

and that it would be unfair to the girls in have 1"iagg‘s “jaded eyes"

Ibrahim-Yon must not smoke at

wt

Canadian Can't. ' Bond ' Quotations

as unfavorable crop conditions have prevailed since the government data was compiled, most traders assumed that the official report of deteriorat- ion would lnter ho increased. lt was authoritatively denied that the 0'0"?"- ment basis of calculating had been changed from either last year or the two years previous.

affected by the crop news and closed ‘it to 5d higher per 100 pounds.

In the cash wheat section No. 1 hard improved 1,5 while No. ii wheat gain- ed one cont. Trading in coarse grains was light and_ uninteresting.

01408! ‘Wilt-III! M“, July M“, t0 X.

t “ii-K. Oath-May 81%, July 52A. Oct 88A. hoglgley-May 41%. July 42MB, Oct

CASH PRICES

Wheat-No 1 hard 84. no 1 nor 61%. no 2 nor 58%, no 3 nor 54%. no 4 51%. no 5 40%: no 6 42K. feed 40%; track 02; no 1 durum 85%.

Oats-No 2 c w 30%. no 8 c w 28%. ex 1 feed 21% no l feed 201A: no 2 feed 25: rejected 22%: track 31. Bfl1oY~1tlaltiiiI Braden: 6 row ex 3 i! W 40%- 2 row ex 3 e w 43%. Other grades: No 3 c w 40%, no 4 c w 3756. 1111545 c w 35%; no B c w 34%; track

Miscellenous

SUGAR

NFW YORK. N. Y., April 10.—Raw sugar was unchanged yesterday with tho undertonp steady.

Spots quoted at 2.00. No males were concluded Saturday but all remaining supplies on offer at the 2.00 level were absr-rl-rll late Friday, including 8,400 hairs of Si. Croix for prompt shipment and 40.000 imgs of Phillipiacs.

futures wvre firmer on increased covering and Wall Street buying with final prices showing net gall-ls 0g g go

n n .

‘Afgrlgimye salsa 10,100 tons. May

c os u 1 , g

Jan ss srfu lrsieh no. w n’ D" 83' Refined lillnr was unchanged at 3.00

for flue Rfanulatcd with demand mod-

iglgtliz-aad confined to nearby rcqnlrg.

COTTON

NEW YORK. N. Y., April ilk-Cot- lflfl filltlrea closed steady. (‘losing bids: Jan 0P3. Fem 000; Dlarch 007: 2li?§‘»-°"l'li...“‘ll»-°‘§;.'lll‘;

-- . ; c ; Nov 665: Dee 014. Boot closed steady. missus;- m,

LIVERPOOL loillfllltl‘ hi"? “°'“'l’.€ll.""".' l“ . er can m r

ma. ng a

dli diiag 468,

don't advertise.

-iafyllfeasaarasseooai efihlbatingsodireetiyto

businsu and political career h grcatdataii. ~ -

But you'll soon be broke if you

middling 448: strict ordinay 428: good

‘ An Copper ..-

Atchisou . , ..| any, iri/l 5 Aub Auto ssiblpygl 551% 011% Hal 0hio_.. “- ..| 0% 9% Can Pal ... .... ... 121,4, 12% Beth teal ,.- ...< .. 10,-’; 14% Case 1' . 211/, 21% N Y Chrys Elliot .. . , H: i.‘ G ec a ew ork Curb vorh Pro .. any, 31% l-l I Dupout 57% 31% 1'0: Film 2 2 (lea Eiec 15% 15% Gen Foods 31,5 34 Stocks lllighllalwlffioae flea Mot 121511214 Am Cyan B ... .....l 3 JV. 2h t-oodycarll 101/, A S Power _. 1% ilouston Oil 157i} 14% 141/; A G Idlcc A I'M Hudson Mot , 4% 41/, 4% lira! Traction B] 0A liupp Mot . . 21/‘ Can Marconi ln Harv .. 181/ 17% fill-Q- C" s?!‘ C0 3% 4% In Match Pfd ... _.. 1- 1 ,- 1% 5°53 gglirs‘ llv/illsg 1173 i: Rigel " 6 W‘ t‘ - l II sol a a 1'2 S Power B . l 11A Ken Cop ..., For: téan 110d, . 0 8% m? Illllmivlicrt Co _. For .0 I .... 1 s ac Gulf Oil Corp ... 30", lilis Pa: Pfd l! Orltlcflln Co . ... 8% 43'?) llgistl“? gill - . n cro 4M hi‘ Niagara Ilud .. ... .. 4% 4% 4% Nash Mot S 0 of lndians . ,l 14 13%| i4 N Y Central S 0 nf Ken . ..l 10% 10% 105'; Pack Mot U L Power A _.. ... ‘Y, Par Pubiix I‘ S of N J’ Radio Cor K 0 c ' M k " l" .nuth ac ram or et ...... Rail , Stand Brands 0%, 07,, ,____ S G Flier 15% 15y, fi O of N J . Q0141 2010 201$, . . Texas Cn u. IIIWlI 10- 110% . - . 1 . nfilE-idi lilfljliil-rilfiiltil19fiyrnitll"Iiirltlrlfiiigg gaiansntyrfniz: ’ " 14:,‘ i.*".""".'l‘r; 222.552.12.25 v s ca» - w J19. - ‘ "i919: 7t‘ ‘m shot whent llnlnn I'm.‘ ... fifli/JSGI/h 5 lllestic uinterl \\ ealu/y seems l bushel United Air 1114] m“: my: Sorriiley. liiigdecgrsll uflqllibgii two cents. 1929' Profit-taking‘ o; a largo tflirgiiiiuilfx‘ ‘mi m" 10H r-rsr, prevcntol lo lllya o - v _ U ions being fully maintained. lnnslllucll m“ 3AM‘ T‘