- itrze. Halifax. Z.’

mo; as, 19351

FHE CHARLO’! TETOWN GUARDIAN

EFL Stock _l5hr¢;llclllgrr2

ma.» furnished a: one»; u“ ...-s members s! the issued

P‘ w h.- Is tresl o a u» Lurdfcllsaosd and. ’=srienc

“IIJ '

'1‘ x l‘ ill .. £21?‘ Std-cl “gurus -i I din-Jr . -. -- gzir "‘{','f{'“'.';'.'.i.i'l\ii'néa"' ' rat?) all Nil: 23 latl Pow 46 Mk0 o! Woods Iii‘, unholy llnrris J7. “p00 Front .. 4 limit Pow‘ . 20% ball lir ‘ J23}; Nut Stool (or 14 Pouor Corp 8 ii ghmviuignri .. ‘ 10 10% liierl cu Lnn (hm 4-1 44$; o . . 154 gggzaerr U. 1005* 5 -= . My . 1m ank o! Canada . 57

PRODUCE

‘Ciumdlan Prels)

MONTREAL, Mufti! 21~A steady drrline which caused u .liecline in hum-r prices of liillltll cunts d pound in t\\'o wot-its wns chucked on tho lloiilruill dairy uml produce market today and a smllll gain was recorded. No 1 grnilc in curlots or loss ilrcnuie gent-rail‘;- 221,’, to 22-h ccuts a pound, |||l t‘, o a crnt. _ Tm- eggninrkct was firm with guid- m shipments in carloisjor less gen- erally 1'J to 20 cclits a :do1ru for A- hitrr. 17 to 1B cents for A mcifluun- l7 mus for A pullots, l7 coats for ll and

ill cunts r . (‘house riccs held at the work's dvunrc, Rio. 1 Ontutlo in cntiots ol- hss being quail-d oi 1159 w 11th s pound for full niukc rind 121,; cents for sninuicr lines. ~ Nu. 2 Quebec. white pntator-s in 80 mind hugs brought 50 to d0 cents 'iih no 1 Qucbou hlounlnilis at Ml to it’. cunts and New liriiuswlcka i-obl» li-rs ut 1K7 to (id rcnta. New Brunswick iioinnalna sold for IL": to Til vonls lillii

. routs V to Ilia

Miscellaneous -

-_-_. O

llaawarlafifiififlufi’

Berle: C w no a o1.

Oats C W no 3 41.

Oats feed no l as. ,

B2“ '9'“! wheat lltiesllv firsts

Flour seconds 85.00.

Floull bakers .90. “iglglltlo whose patents choice Flour white corn 86.00 to goo,

Brsa ton $2025 to '75

t Butter no 1 225$ tioéflgfl. in cglrltgapl; alsvlarge 29.

Eggs C 1.0. Potatoes no 2 Qua whites 50-110. Potatoes no 2 ue mts 00-05.

B cobbler:

N B rats 05- .

P 111 I nits 07' to 70. i

NEW YORK. arch 22-inch: of 16 staple commodit prices. (Dec. 31. 1.331 equals 100; 1 20 average equals

Today 148.0 prev day 148.1.

Wook ago 15 3 ear ago 137.8.

filial high 1M o our. low 14H 4.

1033 high 1481i lilliii (Copyright 1036, by Moody's).

Currencies

(Csasdlsn Press)

NEW YORK. March ‘QT-Currencies other than the Belgian belga were steady and inadomtulv higher in vthe foreign exchan-o ram-hots today. Pile hslgu ivcnkene about half a cent in tcrms of the United States dollar as Bel lur.u's financial sad political » ficu ties became more acute.

The pound moved llll l i=9"! i“ $~t.'i71,§ The Canadian dollar closed

discount from l 1-10 to H6 P" . French franc. closing showed a gala of I t. ‘ogllélléirlllllgclxil. .Mnrch Zii-Furtller (let-lines were recorded on Montreal forel n exchanges today as the pound United scrim doiilir 42g ' ff 5-10 of n cent Li. Si 50 li-lli and the dollar eased 0- n! percent at W; a! one percent premium. Tho franc lost .01 of a cent at i! 05

CEllll.

Markets _ At A Glance

(Canadian Press) , Toronto and Montreal-industrial stocks closcthhlgher. Toronto hlilioin-Gcacrully steady. New Yorlwbtocks closed iii hal- Winnlpog-“fhcst up l‘? to . _ Now \ork--L‘ott0ll, ru her lad cof- fise higher; sugar unchanged.

‘rinc-e Edward islund mountains for iii} to 70 coats.

h. per word: In llrmorlsm Notice-s.

ber inch; Notion of Thanks and Au word Other rates on snllllrstlhll

|;,,\1-|g;._u pel lord, three inset

lions for the brioe of two, ltricti)

payable in ndvuloo.

a Miscellaneous

iscaral) mom ivnr aarwli ' medium silver female fox. Notify

Robert Howard, Bradalbarie, . 11-5509-3-23-31.

r___________~. tstsran FROM MY RANCH nine English fox hounds. Plfilwv notify Raoul 11630110116. 501ml‘

h ma. Reward. pm on p one L-5585-3-22-2i.

salts-ants Folt FARMERS AND others‘. as cow stancheons, 42 steel stalls, 24 water bowls. 2 PTBQWW ' tanks. 2 power purans. 3. 1 H. P- electric motors, a my van. B hwfl pumps, 400 ft. pipe. 8 Bcatl! bmoder stoves, 1 incubator. All to be gold bQlOW {RCCOTY 006i). Preston Toombs, Bénlily 169ml" cntative, Keualnklflfl. ‘ “‘“"“'“l'“ -

Po Lei

T0 am - uousaéla EUSSTON‘ 8T- A l 4a U r ueen tee - p“ y p”

TO LET .- HEATED APQQTDIENT llve rooms and balcony. Jflliimi‘

service. Rent $30.00. Tcl. $952-$564.

-Y~ ' T“ nhvr-n. L-55l54l-2i-3l. ale wanted ---- ~—-:___.__

, FOB SALE-YOUNG guns BRED WANTED—EXPEBIENCED CHEF. JONQY 09W 319W “$119390- Appyy Box 334, chulotwpwy. Howe-rd Schurmaa, Central i-5456-fl-22-2i. _ Bcdeque. L-aslo-n-aa-si.

‘Advertising Raina-Payable in Advance

Uenmsl (ion-mun ‘will. a- ha Ivor-u: Announcements sud Cousins 5'1"". i‘ I!

Spiritual Offerings, (lords, M" - 4" Dlr numrl

' llullluum Charge for, say sdvrrtisunsnt twnntrflve oelts.

“uJvrD sud Eastern lfirlll. Ie r word; Classified

‘we per lncbl Lists n! lflorbi slid

Saturday Issue

IBODUUI

Flay pressed cwt . Hay, loose, cwt Oats

Stew Meats Pork Chops Veal .

Roast Pork ~. .. Beef per quarter . Fowl .

(‘strata 4 lb

Onions ih . . . . . .. . "arsnlua 3 lb ,.. Apples dos . . . Beets do: Cabbage Butter . Prelim , Eggs do: _, ’l‘urnips 3 for (‘ronhrrril-s ll» . . Rhubarb 1h

Dried Cod lb

_ (Canadian P MONTlH-lrilr Alli ch fort-l n uxcluingc n r.. (falin lull ilnllnr as compiled

itlon to

as follows: Argvnlinu peso

Belgium bcl u .."J0. a 0080.

on Kohl; dollars Czcrhoslovn la crown .0122 Finland finniatk 0214. Franz-c tmnc .06’ . Germany ri-ichsniurk -i0l‘.l. (‘rent Britain Duliurl 1.3070 , iolland florln .0813

dungnw in-uuo .3007.

ndla rupee taly lire .0831 Japan yon 28... Juguslnvln dlnar .0221). New Zonluud pound 3 8755. Norway krone 2420. Poland zlnti .1011.

Routh Afticn pound ~i 7810.

Jill!

.4811.

he 2474. fiwllzorlniirl franc 828° prnmlnin

NIMV YORK ‘Munch

d‘ q hills] 4 701,’.- Frunce 0.50% N _. : o lriuiu Canada (Yloslug cxclianirc rates:-—’ At .\loulrcal-—Pnunr1

Mrs. Doucettc, 131 Upper Prince Street. L-55Z0-1i-21-Tll.

0 FOR BALE-ONE OI-‘ THE NICEST Bungalo Homes in the City, Apply 162% Kent Street. L-5506-3-il1-3l.

FOB SALE - AUCTION FORT!- Flve, Bridge and Whist Scon-

Cards. Guardian Central Joli Printer-y Nov 1-tf BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK

chicks. Blood tested. Bred to lay strain. All males used from pedi- greed dams, J. H. MacPhaii, New

WANTED — MAN FOR MILK dsliverysnd farlu. Good wages. V." A. Dari-ash, Debt Royliili-

L—.'>508-8-2l-3i.

APPBEN on warts-an 'ro learn other Trails. Short Course "Rhett training. Molar Barbegggiaf

MAN warmia son uwaaion Route M100 tantlliés. Write w- day. flswieigh, Dept. lifliC-QSO-BA.

rlidontml. Csnsd

RELIABLE MAN 1'0 TAKE can: store routs. Distribute and collect. Now Products. No Seilinl- n" excellent weekly income. isnd= Nut 00., 8t. Poul. -

' N-dlbb- -2ii-ll.

l IISION IIOII, T!!! DI- lmilllun-Be s Oivil Servant- Pmmm. ‘ ma: _ Q1811. Btenogrspher, etc.

t "Bow to got s Govern- ment a." u. or o. Civil service i to $10

school, .) s‘ 1.1". H. W. i661.

r

l‘-

pmonal Ohio. o. s. a. imm-aqiaul. reward IIGIIr lmosaoas- work wanted "II w. w» om you. m Csn- sxrmrerrcsn ma: warn-s 14in: " mutate. housework. Apply Guardian. ‘Manta m». - Pen-illi- n-sm-s-n-u.

it

FOB SALE - BGABDS. SCAN’!- llng,’ shingles, wood. Also carry s full ling Funeral Supplies and Caskets. John Davina, Peakes.

a-ssaz-z-zmai.

FOE BALE AT GEOBGMDWN. l r-lymoulh Coupe, 1 Buick ‘rour- ing Car, 1 lbrd ii Ton Truck, l Chevrolet Coach i934, l 10rd Touring Oar, 1 Electric Motor, 1. H. P., l Grain Crusher else l 1a., 1 ‘turnip Pulpor, 1 Gang Plough. Glen L. Jenkinsl

L-567i-3-23-27-30.

Wanted

WANTED - IOU! OI FIVE room flat. centrally located. App! "A" Guardian. L-asol-a-zaui.

Salesmen Wanted

BALESMEN T0 sun. B00!‘ cement and paint. selling plan allows you to ‘best competition. Canadian made. Shipped from

‘The United Builders

‘fbromo. 00.. e007 Euclid Ava, Cleveland.

W lieu t .'—

Sfist .' l JHPAGO. Mntcli as to u parvnt row war in uto e had n

on grain vn use late t day. May when!

ltniivc denial of reports the iiuuni prior- for, new corn. ll"iu>:it clmlui firm tel-day's finish liurlian cd to g osts ~55 no. sad iagvn rise of 15 to cen lNNlPEG. March ""-— Closing [rain future heat:--. oY Bi B:

:11 38 z ulv 38 A Barley: llaY a; n

July 40%.. hllld 53%;

08 1f ofllirwk

s:

i d 84 ' d ‘their eglihgilo B . Spill“ o ii C W 881A: No 0 3 : Track 44%. EMYVALI SCHOOL

Honor roll for Febrile Grade X~1 Leo.

Hagan, Grade IX-l Oisra Clea-tin. uuy Coeds. a Marv Hens.

2 {sinus ‘rrainor, 8 J

and aM d.

Eileen Clarkoirl. Trainer, 3 Cecil Murray

Costello and Richard Clsrilin.

Donsld, i Rosalie Quinn. Grade ii-i Blsmhe Hagan. Irene Clarltln.

llelnorTralnorJ

‘(Potted rissn com

l 84KB.

Noreen Tremor. 1, ‘lbresrquinn. Grade lif-(Jrl-J Russell Mac-

Grade i-1. Dorothy MoGinn, 2 Lorelle Quinn

EXCHANGE

0

by lhc al Bunk of Canada closed today

United States dollar ‘*2 pet cent

22-—li'urelgn exchange irrvgulnr. Llrvat lirltaln high 4 78%: low 4 Tilti: closnx 4 77%: (l0 2'2 Th: ilorinnny’ i liitxiiiiv:

4 R0 11-16; U.

I; to f L‘ d i 10c. S (iollnr 101W; franc i! llli --~--~ =‘~"-3- h?» 19""? - hi’. mhltzir’ ":23 .*.~.’.’.‘l,= ""- At l‘nl\fs-—i‘ounil 7447115 fr; (‘un- fi délllllnlnnlb Oil fr; U. S. dollar '1“ ilnlrl~lkliliiri 11s 7.x: Canadian - —-——-——~—————— rlolltur 58 (H cents; U. B. dollar 5i) 32 (‘Ell 5. For Sale n Foa sans -' 10o scans LAND at New Dominion. Apply Guard- I N ion. L-ssiz-s-z -3. E-Q T I‘ Fflflrgfi “gag?” gfflfmflif: WINM.....=......... .....r w...» Cornwall. L-balii-a-iili. _ mu. Law Last FOR sans-ram ar YORK. gig; --------- ~ “it? WE B“ Apply Lem Crockett, York. s 0254 011/, 011a L-ssaz-a-zfz-ai, 7 m 12;‘ _ L0“ ' dun 1o LOST-FOX. FINDER PLEASE “W 44,. notify Patrick Duffy, Fort Augus- July '. no so tus. Reward. L~5502-8-28-3l. Sent - 311 311s roii sans - rTano. aren't wmxlrncr .\iilla'il 22-

Lust Slit clum that they need not be given

38

381% 2%~Tenslon Oval‘ preferences made in various quarters

lug chances of bullish influence o

At the days top. was nlioirt 5 cents a bushel higher than Monday's inside level. Contributing str-rngth to grains was o late slither-

Arsen- tinc liovctnllicnt hail lowcrd its min-

M m¢~< tiilillazt.‘ 7co- o corn hliyh-rr. .\lu\ revisions shaw- l.

No. nor H)‘ No 3 nor 70; No 4

glgqiaég MW: period tirnre is special demand for m Sfeed 28 ; ‘Qsracwuqnnoicw

c w

"a-neieh

' in t. 1 an“ “L4, on“ unbound’ yese this become a h ‘Hagan

Gem "Grade VI-l Blsnohs Milrrly sad 2 Genevieve

Depsrtmmth-I-Gruve V-

lllyrtle

2

‘The Pas,

rrusar ivoru on rorlos A ' "counsel-so mu __ Silver Fox Farming a

The University of Wisconsin‘ 1s slvlns a course in m» farming grader the auspices of the chief otf veterinary science dqpflrmygn Inthilwllrllitbfltlworyflulpa-w- tioe of the propagation of fur he“. 111s aniins-lswill be discussed and the methods followed by successful fur ranchers given in detail.

Mr. Eric love who has been sh- sent from the province for the Past five yelra flllflfild in fut farming on Mlngan Island and other em-

- vlavmeat with the Hudson's Bay _ Company, spent o. brief holiday with

us and returned this mommg to Montreal. Eric was very heartily welcomed by his amorous friends.

The Manitoba Government is

o leasing out a lot of swamp land for

muskrat temp. The largest, near contains about 75,000

acres and the lessee expects to

_ take off $25,000. la pelts. The agree-

ment wlth the government is to

- protect the rats for Lhe first three years without killing off any. Looks . to bequite an industry doesn't it?

The following are contracted

‘m, prices made by a western Canada

ranch for feed, all goods to he de-

' livered at ranch same day as ord-

ered in summer:

Plucks, liver on, . 4 c Tripe 314a Hearts ,, 3 e Head meat . . also UP meat ; .. ll/yc

alts lléc Uddcrs . 1%!) Tongue trimmings . 2 o Beef trimmings .. 2 o Eiecl liver . . . . . . . . . ‘l 6

Contract has been made by the same ranch to have fresh horse- meat. delivered at the farm for two cents a pound. Compare the dif- ferent prices with those paid here and you will be able to figure the diffezcnce in cost of raising foxes here and in western Canada. In addition to the above they have al- so cheap rabbit feed. Good large rabbits can be bought for 35c a dozen and are about the lowest priced feed a rancher can use and one that gives the best results.

Canadian Silver rm and -Pur. the official organ of the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders As- sociation, March number. has been received and is wry interesting.’

by Dr. Ronald G. Law of the Oa- tarlo government fur farm, Kirk- flelcl. Ontario. Dr. Law stresses tho necessity for the presence oigmin- erals in the feed of the pregnant female, particularly calcium and phosphorous.

We quote Dr. Law. “Calcium has come to be reoogniled as a sub- stance of outstanding importance. Particularly is this true to the preg- nant female and the growing young. Calcium has many functions tn pet-

The first article Feeding the Pneg-iodd M e d5, making a total of nanl- Female, is very ably dealt withl smozoawhscg added to i“, 2gb“

feeding time approaches."

Tho seoon‘ article in the Can- adian Silver Fox and Fur is “Scien- tific particulars underlying breed- ing." the author, Dr. J. A. Allen, 113N542, who was formerly in charge of the fox research station at Char- lottetown is well known to many of our ;. ‘ ranchers. A snap of Dr. Allen appears with kit bag and paraphernalia, all loaded up for a hunting trip among the wild lLfe of Northern Manitoba. ‘The Doctor ls in the employ of the Manitoba Government and seems to be very happy in his western environment.

A whole coat of he dsome picked mink is part ofthe luxurious ward- robe purchased in Paris by the Princess Beatrice, daughter of the former King Alphonso of Spain. who recently married Prince Ales- sandro in Rome. The mink skins were all of Canadian origin, per- fectly matched and the design of the gar-roent- was unique and orig- inal with the designer. -

The Black Fox Magazine says. “Because of so many inquiries 95 to the number of Silver Fox belts produced. in the United. States and the sources through which they are sold, we have made an intensive investigation. Here is the reenli- New York Fur Auction 29.000. Frederick Huth and 00.. 5.000. Am- erican National Association 69,000. Taylor and Blame 2.500. through other sources 20.000. total Silver FOX pelts produced and sold in the United States 124.500."

The same magazine estimates that the Canadian production would be about ten per eeni; more, or 137.- ooo pelts. looking a erlmd WW1 for the North American continent of 26l,5il0.' V

It is very difficult to set at the production in European countries. but we would put down Norway B-Ild Sweden total as 60.000. from 691'" many and Central Europe 10.009. Japan 10,000, another 10,000 for

equals a. total world production of about 350.000 skills-

Mir. .1. n. J. Forbes. MB-lwzer of, the London Fur sales. Limited 1n The Fur Market Review. says. AB Nggrq; prospects for Silver Fox. authorities agree that the will world production during the cur- rent season ls unlikely to exceed the quantity produced last yell‘. namely, from about 300.000 ‘to 350,- 000 pelts. If such i5 the case thew is little fear that Silver Fox values

form in the maintenance of a healthy body and when it is con- aidered that the structure of the bones are largely composed of cal- cium and phosphorous iii is diffi- cult to overestimate its importance.

During pregnancy the female’ must provide cilclum in develop tho ,

pups and during the nursing period the young are entirely dependent on the viwns milk for their calcium. Fortunately for fox rancherss. read- ily available supply oi calcium is found in the bones of animals and over 99 per cent of the total suilDiY of the body is found in. the bone.

‘Tissues like liver. tripe. maria and musclemeat are so low in cal-

any particular consideration as available sources. Blood is the only’ other tissue which contains calcium in any quantity. Among the staple feeds with a. high calcium content milk h; outstanding and provides a high quality of calcium which is readily utilized by the fox. The cer-. eels vary considerably with ground bone and milk as a. chief-source of calcium nutrition.

The exact calcium requirements for foxes is not as yet worked out. but sufficient is known of their needs for the substance to advise that liberal quantities should 3:0 fed daily in thn form. of bone and milk. It fresh milk is not available than one,of the dried powdered products osn be substituted with excellent results.

In the pregnancy and nursinl

Vitamin B and there is evidence that the animal body his little sbll- lty to store this vitsmin and if limited in the diet the reserve stores are quickly reduced. For these reasons s plentiful supply should be included in the diet of the pregnant female. This vitamin is found la the glandular organs such as the liver and heart, also Gil 701k. But. the ticket source is 800d prac- tice to insure that there will be no isck of this Vitamin by feeding tin pregnant female a. level teaspoon- ful o! yeast dilly. Darin: the g" tltioa period the addition of small quantities at cod liver on, s, m, svwofui per djy. is libel! ‘v safe precaution in order to provide “both the Vitamins A and D.‘ . '

---< "At the Experimental Farm." says Dr. Law. "the pregnant females are receiving five to six ounces of meat. one and one-half to two of cereal. dry weight. according to the else of the fox. one-half ounce of bone "Mil- °IW BIB to nverY three fe- males. three ounces of milk. one izeespoonful each of ood liver oil

skeleton pi the rapidly developlnzqn‘

will weaken materially this season and they may even strengthen, as the visible awoke get absorbed."

The same publication gives a comparison of Silver Fox skill-S 0i- fcred at Inndon auctions durinll November, December and Jailuary seasons 1933-34 and 1984-35, show- o total of 96,301 in the former and 97.120 in this season. Surely a very slight difference.

HAMILTON SCHOOL Honor Roll for lllebruaryz— Grade X-(Sl') 1 Patricia

Runway. Grade-Xhirl-l John Owen, 3 Harry Taylor, 8 Elva Stewart. Grade IX-l Elizabeth Ramsay, I Eileen Hamilton. e VIII-l Charlie etewart. VlII—-1 Rita. Rattles. , 2 Keith Ramsay 3 Janie Champion. Grade VI-l Earle Ramsay 2 Dorothy Woodaide 3 Lloyd Ramsay. Grade V--1 Glendo Crozier, 3 Marion Stewart 3 George Bryfiiton. ‘Gmdc IV—(Br)— Doris Stewart 2 Heath Brycnton. Grade IV-(Jl-Alton Ramsay, 2 Clifford Ramsay. Grade III-l Muriel Stewart, 2 John Champion 3 Aelle Ramsay. Orssle II~-l Ralph Brycnton- Grade I- 1 Clifford Craig. Most stalls for Arithmetic:- George Bryenton and Glendon

Croaler.

Perfect Attendance: -- Wendell Omzier, Glendon Omelet. Marion Biavvart, George Bryenton, Doris Show Heath Bryentoa, Clifford Crab. I

DIX POINT SCHOOL

Report of Rise Point School for the month of February: Grade VIII (Sm-l, Arthur Har-

low. Grade VIII (JrJ-l, Sadie Mac- Dougsli