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STOCK QUOTA TIONS

StocksICIcise Higher On N. Y. Mart

BY FREDERICK GARDINER Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 31—(AP) —- For the first time in nine con- secutive sessions the stock mar- ket today finished with the aver- ages behind plus signs. with selected steels in the lead, air- craits, rails. coppers. god mines and miecialties posted grains run- ning to 2 or more points generally.

Whtle dealings were exceptionaly quiet the associated press aver- age oi 60 stocks emerged with an advance on .7 oi a point at 42.8. Transfers amounted to 757.980 shares compared with 1.1893330 last Friday.

Gains predominated on the Can- adian list. Dome advanced 1 3-4 points to 60 and Lake Shore a point to 56 l-2 as Distillers-Sea- "ram. International Nkkel. Mc- iniyre. Walkers, Massey and Marconi improved slightly. Brazilian and Imperial Oil ease fractions,

Steel pushed up as it was an- viounced new orders for the metal had been received from the Navy and private consumers.

WHAT STOCKS DID

88 Great George St. Mon Sat. Advances 37B 187 Charlottetown P. E. I. twllnes 171 253 ' Unchanged 180 1B2 Total Issues 729 c A,.___...__.._._.._._. Falcon Fed Kirk NEURALGIA MINING no.1... . . . Foun a tdiT§==i%'*‘-“~'~="i==~%i-'=ii closer... 311i ii-Iitf...’ m" °" IC“"""‘“‘ Pm" Gods liiake G Id 2’ gelwonderfulrollofl maoivro, Jan. 31- G3; Eagle GOOCIfiSh HOOK] clogg G1. Bousq ' Ajax Oil 30 grmggg, -\' ‘ ' A P don 2c m“ c id a2 w “ u mdermac w Gunnar o H d l: 154 Alemnd 254 Hgikléac H. - “ “mm 20% High sai- l4‘. . > H u IN MEN e a - i_ _ . Arntfield l8 B33155, 21 1- _ Ashley '1 Howey 3 a ooiiiuioiv or CANADA gflglt? age‘ ivlcléelwn 44g‘ PROVINCE OF B J8“ PRlNCE EDWARD ISLAND, Bafififglf, 21 Jewis- "w. 1h the Probate Court 3:56 Metal gelll/lpoéon i‘ R2ii.i George VI. A. D.‘1938M _ Emma 135 Ker; Add 192 c <~>l.i.c of Alexander P. c B, 00d y u . d3 3° Kirk l-iud 119 Lrxrun. Litc of St, Andrews in mg Miss 45 Kl k L k 14., l."."1i.::.*§...*"e:" Bob» 1» silk nae, nrisi r s , ~ B. 1 _ [Mi H bl ii Id L nil-I'll Bxlganim 82g (5301:? I‘ B_' Ill‘ OllOUYh Q aro B0 I / PzIhlil-r. Surrogate, Judge of Pro- égg XD 2:8“, (6%: “Ely; 9"“? fw- m‘; » C t " Bunkhill l8“; Legacy; 91 ..'2.d‘"efiilflltll".?‘liisio°ltxl 335311;,“ . 2g; we i- i- < ggg ion uithiii said County can Mal 103 Mucus“ 33 v GREETING: Cent Pat 225 $615503} 2i “LPIKTIS upon vending the petlt- Ce pol-c 11 Maude“ 157 loii ml lilc oi Gregory J. McLellan ch omium 53 Ma“ East 3-,; oi slvllfilllfrlfillflt‘ in Prince County comwealyh 32 Maramo 10 Ill Slllfii Province, Parish Priest, the Conm-wn 156 Mcnnyre 44y; exvlulor of the above named estate con gmb 29 Mcheime 100 orurnif: that a citation may be con Smelt 50 McKinley 55 l>~i.l~.-l [or the purpose hereinafter Dafkwatgr 14a‘ Mcvmie‘ 14', so‘. iorlh: You are therefore here- Davies 441 McWatters 35 by required t0 cite all persons in- Dome ; 597i; Min Corp 203 tUlWJsILKI in the said Estate to be nmmm 34 Mm“, 3% ind appear before me at aProbete Dorvai 1611, Mo“; 35 gourt 1L0‘ be held in theQCourt East crest 13h, Monarch n-lse ll Charlottetown, in ueen's East Mhlrobic 147 Mom“, 223 ii the said Province, on Eldomdo 330 Man.“ Km; 15 ' the twenty-eighth dny oi M 1 2h ry ncxl. coming. at. the hour “um 1y 33 Zi...‘;'°‘;f" ma: ron sun: w - iiy o sie ca they can why the Accounts oi the NIPISS n8 57 Norando. iill(I Estate should not be passed Nordon and the Elstatc closed as prayed I oiIer for mo‘ my farm 01$“: Normetal 9% tor In said petition and on motion hundred and r y- wo acres. Norgom cl‘ ii. Francis M -Phe , Esq, Proc- leave hnli the purchase price on N C 70 tormigr lsuid Peiiltfiollelfid n‘ t farm at 5% CAHIIIiAgE Qffrienm‘ (i0 h ‘b l l. - i k 1t true copy hggoi, Ibre erfort-l-lwith RWIIW- 81.33;: I 38 p {iulblishcd iii some newspaper pub- L-3°51-1"25'39'7'1- Oro Plate. 538E‘ l.."‘...§.“‘.‘v‘§§ii“i.§?‘".‘i ifitfitlfiti $305.1‘.- egg .".%*::2l"‘tl:.":rilrelzeolliislsli HARDWOOD rears be forthwith postfd lin the follow; Pilatliéllfih in: hi!‘ - l _ , P ‘ gr i..l°sl_h'és"lfimtil..t“"tilnit FLOORING piers... 1;; stilt ffiméifiiioittlsdfi 5311235‘ THREE GRADES wan. ‘$1230.. o. 4 w a1 ihe store oi W. L. McLeod and MILLED KILN 1) R I E l) Pick CYOW ‘sill-Kilt iffiiilfiiill‘ ‘$5M’; “.5313? YELLOW BIRCHR IélgPT fiftfii‘ =1; stud. so that all persons interested [N HEATED STO A . Prairie w, m" GUARANTEED eases: filiilder my hand and 22h)? LOW PRICES glared 425 day gr Jgitiltlgi??? (if? I012}; and N“ I’ u“ “$1 “m Io I” m“ Red crest 34 iii the second ydar oi His MaJ- M“ 22d ma?“ 34971,; m“ ‘fiddly ll i. PALMER B RJCIQ.) 15'= L q g I IIudIge oi Probate. I mm my“ gffiililttg 1:2 4 ‘;~II_5?_-_I;-%5—2_-_l;8->15 San An‘ 144 §-Q-Q‘.A_A_AAAAA . . AA AvAégAAA l - - a “Q shawketg! 13g" I v _ _ - s sheer!‘ ‘l’ 145 + Advertising Rates-Payable Ill Advance ; gggg» aoo sladen 10° f.“.'".§~".,‘..fi“Rlfi3i..l3§l2;1‘Zntoliiti’olfiifirieh“t'éj"ftfi§“r§ll§lhgg t 3x355‘... g ‘lo per u-unli ln nleinorlnm Nollcol. 10¢ ll" "c i " ' o“ 31 h‘:jlulfilllllz:'.;."lrl=,.:'f;..rr;;..':IT&r»-P‘lt='t&‘ 5-‘1-i“-'-'-°“3 3- gliiitnaréi... age wore. I ier mien on nppl cu on. u n § ii nlmum Charge. for any ailvertllomout twenty-NV! "llh- sud Com l1 ' . - . .‘.l_ 105 we‘ weeeeeeeec‘ ‘* “~“ e ~ . v v v v gfiizlilo 333W‘ o , 550 For Sale “m” “i” W“'“°‘I—= ggéfugh ti? --x~l-¢-—i-'i"=f_“ ‘ __=— ' " ’ "ABLE Gnu. FOR ibwagmac 47 QE_S__S&Com Saivedilc a5 llrurgllu. app“, “x.- Gufl-dmm cm 122V ‘mriw b22'l3-__1-_Ii__1-§}- Unit Oil 673/" For. sou: - s PIECES Fuam- --'-'"~“ . xeiliturw m turne practically neiwlzzglliyrile 140i. WANTED T lnnfidriaggaraagEa vxifilellAm no _________._-—_=_- - - ~ gamma; £1; repnsenwmm o; wendigo g Fon sans-newer nasinm- in Cdnldian public- Wwtflwk ,_. ed cow A M Mackenzie i-onii °“i' (in ‘Char tetown) Bal- Wilmer "’ cml gIvmilor smell quot; weeklia-ao wgfdugg Big lager noon noose nun tor. s“ I' Johxhfl-“ILWW “m” x a’ a5 aware for sale in Kensi ton. To Leg Uyugq-gn Ideal location Mrs E M ue- ..__—_-_—== IW- Kemlnolon. P. o- "P. i r r t-aaeo . ro mar-noose. 332%‘. coo aeo ofleh" §E'.-._-—_.._-:h " -'"‘ Hud Bl)‘ a“ I Mendy ANTED —‘ IIOUSEKEIPIB T0 3% Wanted . wteke one 2 llnbal $115353. State Qggfi“ 203% Inmen .- worms aeolsran- ma‘ ' iraaaa-i-aii-Bl- 9°“ °" 1 ed Ayrshire Bull Anni stating T°““"‘ s vrlce Allan Muodohald eather- ~ TOMXHU hit. ll —(CP)— W1- L-ilfli-l-fl-fl-fl-l. Fmlnd The uoronfiglourdimnlret“, ed . ‘ the week a Ieobe Vance “m.” '- u‘ ofinma [on AN in which the goldl led in volume

and loe inn. The id share indexwilrns a polntsonnd the other index group; gained abut u hall point ecch.

Several new highs were register-

New York Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press) Stocks

Am For Pr Am Rad Am Tel Tel Am Water Anaconda Atchison

All Ref

Ail Ref Auburn Bait Ohio Bald Loco Bendix Av Beth St Ches Ohio Chrysler Com So Con' Cun Con Edison Con Gas Co Corn Prod Cur Wright Elcc Auto Lt Elcc Pr Li. Gcii Elec Gen F0005 Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear T Gt Nor Picl Hutl Mot Int Hnr

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Ankerite and Uchi gold sold at record high prices and Dome and Pnmorr set new highs since 1936. Dflmg sold up i0 59 7-8 and closed at the top for a nct gain of 1 5-8 and Bulfulo-Ankcriie. closing at 17 l-fl. wn; higher by 3-8. Lake Shore added 2 1-8, closing at 56 1-2.

Inltercst centred in a group of the cheaper golds and some of these turned over in Iiezivy vo‘ume at higher prices. Gains of 5 to l2 cents were liclcl by East Malartlc. Hard Rock. Kerr-Addison. Mac- Leod-Cockshiitt. MCKENZIE Red Lake, Uchi and Wright-Hargreav- es. Macassn lost 25 ends.

Base metal stocks made their best showing at the tail end of the Ncranda netted about a

session. point and the close was slightly higher for Pond Oreillc. Waite-

Amulet and Coast Copper. Eldor- ado added 5 cents in comparative- ly quiet trading. '

From n weak start the western oils tightened up and net gains were held flllillll’ by Calgary-Ed- monton, Brown. East Crest. Home and Ckalita, Royahte closed un- changed.

J. W. MacKenzie

REPRESENTATIVE

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUlTlES

7 Brace Block Phil"? 153° Queen Street — ChaFI,".‘ES.I"_W__YL__

II. F. ARGIIIBALII

Chartered Accountant 140 Richmond Street Phone 47. P. 0. BOX 13-

McLeod 8. Bentley w. c. BENTLEY. K. c. .i. A. BENTLEY, x. c. u Burrtstcrs and At fflflY-M- W MONEY r0 1.01m

Bell 8. Malhieson

It. It. Bell IJ. L. Mathieson, LL-B. Barristers and Solicitors MONEY T0 LOAN Cllrleriln lilock, charlotletowlhlf-II-l-

Palmer 8. Haslam

H. J. PALMER. K. C. A. J. IIASLAM. B.A., LLB. BARIHSTER. ETC. Bank oi Nova Scoila Chambers Charlottetown. P. E. l. MONEY T0 LOAN. Ithaca "-____.-__J’= 9291 ‘FT-

n. |=. McPHEE, a. A. K. c. NOTARY &e. BARRISTER, SOLICITOI lllley Building. Charlottetown rcfneii'riéla5andr”avi FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS

Hunter River and Brlihlbane. Day and Nigzht Service. 0- 3 ll

MacGuigan 8i “Trralnor mum n. MloGUIGAN K. o. it an.

C. 8T. CLAIR TRAINO Barristers. lite. MONEY N

Professional 0a_rd_s

‘l 42.

Eardly I Gains Wiped Out By

L a te Losses

MONTREAL. Jan. 31—(CP)— Late losses nullified an earlier wave oi‘ fractional gains in quiet trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange today. The softness failed to budge some oi.‘ the interlisting Ysues from higher levels reached early dealings.

Metals showed optimism. Smelt- ers closed a point higher at 60, in- ternational Nickel held a gain of one halt and Noranda finished 5-8 higher. Hollinger yielded a, minor fraction. Rails were magnant and in papers fractional losses and gains were evenly distributed. St. Lawrence paper preferred was a. bright spot with a. two-point gain

at 3'7.

Late weakness cut deeply into comtiiction shares. Steel of Can. ada sold down more than a point at 63 3-4 and building products gave up a point at 51 1-2.

Total sales: Indust-rials 19.300; Mines 133.300; Bonds $1,350. I Livestock MONTREAL. Jan. 31 -—(CP)—

Today's livestock receipts totalled

_ 1,430 cattle, 712 calves, 1B5 sheep

and lambs, 1.573 hogs.

Cattle were moving slowly at prices estimated to be between 25 and 50 cents lower than last Mon- day's sales. Good steers sold from $5.25 to $6, medium steers $4.50 to $5.25 and common steers from $3‘. 25 to $4.25. Heifers ranged from .26 to $5.25 with an odd top at .50. 000d butcher cows were to $4.25, medium butchers $3.- to $3.75 and common $2.75 to Canners and cuttrs were from to $2.50. 100 more steers were sold for export to Great Britain and a couple of carloads of steers and cows for shipment to a Can- adian point.

Calves were steady quality eon- sldered. A few good v_eals made $10 with medium good kinds selling up to $9.50. The bulk of the veals were sold in mixed lots at $8.50 to $9 and common light veals down to $7. Drinkers ranged from $4.50 to $7.50 Grassers were from $3. Lambs were practically all bucks 50 to $4.25 with the bulk between and were sold on a flat basis at $6.50 to $7 with the bulk at $6 75 Sheep were stronger a/t $2 to $4. 25 with the bulk between $3.75 and $4. ‘ Hogs were 25 cents higher The bulk oi’ the hoes were sold at $9. 50 for bacons fed and watered. Selects drew $1 per hog premium, with the usual cuts on off grades. sows were from $6.25 to $7.25.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE Toronto. Montreal and New 'York -5tocks closed higher. Winnipeg -—Wheu-t 1-4-cent low- er to unchanged.

New Yank -Cotton, rubber and coffee hleher; sugar unchanged. :—i-—————~—— ——-——I—

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(Canadian Press)

PRIIIIIIIIE PRICES

M , Jan. 31 —1CP)— Wheat, ricrthrn, No. 1 163 1-2; barley, Canadian western N0. 3 .76; oats, feed, No. l .55 3-4; flour, spring ivheat patents, firsts 3.10; seconds 7.70; bakers 7.60; winter wheat patents. chome 4.50-

ton 31.25; shorts, ton 33.25: midd-

Ciieesc xvesiern current 14 l-Z. summer l5 1-2. Butter No. l 32- -2. azEIggs in cartons: A-1 larée 32; A-l medium 29: A-lflrse 30: A- medium 28-, A-pullets 25; B-large 25; B-medium 25. v

Potatoes: Que whites No. 1 80s 53-60; N. B. mts No. 1 80s 60-65. 50's 45-46; P. E. I. mts No. l. 90's 82-85‘, 50's 50'. W 1»N°~ 60's 2.75‘. No. 2 60s 2-50-

MONTREAL. Jan. si 4cm- Butter prices ruled firmer on Montreal open produce market-S today.

Butter was quoted 32 t0 32 1-2 cents a pound for carlots or less of No. 1 with lots to retailers at 33 for sohds and 33 1-2 for Prints-

Gradcd egg shipments in carlots

or less W'QLZ5.*EBP!I§_£LE°_ZQ_"IBE

Stock Exchange i

Stocks Close Bell Tel 165 £1.- Braziiian 1 B C Pow A 33*»; Bldg Prod 515-’.- Can Cem l0‘: Can Car Fd 9'1 Can Car Pfd 20's Can Ind Al A 4 Can Pac 73's Can Steam 8 Celanese 18h; Cock Plow 9% Cons Smelt 60 Dist Seag 137i Dom Coal Pfd 195-.- Dom Bridge Iii Dom St B 133i groan‘; Tex ' en 2s Gen St W 7'1».- Gypsum 6'. How Smith 12 ‘ Imp 'I'c~b 14": lwr Nickel _ 47"- LRKi. Woods 3_ Massey Har 6'41 McColl Ft 12": Mt] Pow 30 Nat Brew 40‘: Nat St Car 35‘: Noranda 57's Power Corp Shawinigan I St Law Com 4‘! Si. Law Pid 37 ISOu Can Pow 3W iSt of Can 607- St Can Pfd 59 Win Elec B 2': Win Elec A

4.60; white corn 4.20-4.30; bmll- -

lings, ion 37.25; rolled oats, bag so 1o..- 3 15: hay. N0. 2. nei‘ wll- _ carlots 10.50.

The Central Guardian

This column In reserved [or new-

oi local interest but advertising o! i

p nowny plturo may be inserted .nt 4 cunts a vrord strictly payable in ud- vunce. ..

CRASWELL for PhOtOETIDhA.

‘NOW FOR A REAL BREAKFASI with Robin Hood Porridge Oais. Ch.na. Silverware or Plain.

THE VOGUE.--C1earing the bal- ance oi our stock of winter coats at one-half price. L-2257-1-2B-3l.

T0 ATTEND FUNERAL — Mrs. J. W. Priest. wife of err-Mayor J. W. Priest. Pictou, N. 3., mother of Mrs. Johin Q. Adams oi CFCY, Dasscd away at her home early yesterday morning. Mrs. Adams leit Saturday by plane to be with her mother and Mr. Adams went over yesterday.

‘WHEN NEWS IS NEWS. - Lsteemrd correspondents are re- minded Zhht a daily newspaper is not a book or history. and are re- quested to send in news for ub- lication within at least a wee oi their happen-ins. The Guardian has unfortunately had to turn down recently several reports especially obituary notices, which have reach. ed us long after the event occurred. "News while it is news” is the s otzan.—tf.

i!" YOI-I want better foxes. richer

I pelts mid at the sometime, reduce costs. feed [toss-Miller Foods. Write I

the Ross-Miller Biscuit C0.. Lid, at Napanee. Ontario for samples.

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Clggg Abitibi Com 170 Abitibi Pfd 5o Asbestos 55 B A Oil 201,1, Bathurst A 10 Dom Tat 3 Don A 5-1. Fraser 31,, Fraser V T C 5 Hir Walker 401.1,’, Home Oil 113 Imp Oil 13 Int Pete 30 Melchers A 2% Price Com 14 Price Pfd g4

A-largc. 23 for A-medium. 21-22 for A-pullets and 19-21 for B- large and B-medium storage. Cheese was 14 1-2 cents for western current receipts and 15 1-2 cents for western summer makes. , Potatoes: Que whites No. l 80's 58-60; N. B. mts N0. 1 00's 60-65; 50's 45-46; P. E. I mts N0. l 90's

82-85; 50's 50; B.W. I. N0. l 60's 2.75; N0. 2 60's 2.50. MONTREAL, Jan. 31 —-(CP)-

Prices ruled steady today in light trading on Canadian commodity exchange.

Butter spot —-Qu grass regrad- ed 32 l-4-t. Sales: 100 boxes Que grass regi-aded at 32 1-8; 200 boxes Que grass regraded at 32 [-4.

Cheese spot —Unr|uoted.

Eggs spot -Ont A-large 24 1-2a; A-medium 23a; A-pullets 21a: B- lzarge 21a; B-medium 20 l-2a; C 1 a. -

PAGE FIVE

ire-es rue WEATHER izr-‘rsc’: you: HEALTH

A ‘Physician with an extensivl hospital practice both in pnvau and public ward patients slam thatat one time he much disliked VIMPIIIB his rheumatic paiieng during cool clamp Weather as pr“. flcally all of them would be ieel. In-Z "IOW"; He later found that other: pauenm besides those afflict. ed with rheumatism leit worse on the damp days,

It was Chesterfield who said that an attack oi indigestion, a b-eflllless nigh-t and a rainy morn- ing could make a COWHYd oi a man who might otherwise have been | hero.

Vi/Llliat about weather? Does t-hq wee ier have an fiecl, . body? l! e on tho

Dr. J. Kuhman in an ilfllUIB in the Journal of inc American Med- ical _Ass0clation taken from a Pellfllg medical Journal says,

Everday experiences show that lgfvégolrlrlasiihe trcxéactiolns of i-lhc human ,,‘ ll aepace onyin cao of weather changes The manner in winch weather changes influence m9 59d! 0T 50d)’ Processes is ex- "Blnely Cflmplicaited. a poi-l or the effect of weather changes Oil the body-drastic changes of the Illfilb- ture in the air. teinqieratui-e and rate at which the wllld b]O\\';-Q3n be QXDIuined by the sudden de- mand on the body processt-s that refill-Etc the body's temperature. In individuals sensitive to weather chages however there are other body processes affected pesos; temperature. Sensitive persons may even feel chances in the weather in advance,

The weather changes aflfervt the/t part system not under will such as the beating oi the heart. breathing. and dicrstzun. Children and slender often irritable and restless i - and damip weather. but drouzsy" and 5199M’ during a_warm spell.

‘Ifhe weather in these sensitive individuals affects the blood pres surie, the rate at which body pm. cesses work and also affects or changes the chemistry of the blsod itself."

The knowledge then that weath- fl’ changes affect the body pro- cesses in weather-sensitive individ- uals should make us more patient with them. It should a'so help these individuals to understand that as the weather changes affect the body processes, they must ox- pect to have some bad days.

seem to 0f the nervous control oi the

Currencies

MONIRJEAL. Jan. 31 —rCP>~ ‘Ilhe Pound Sterling advanced 134 16 of a cent to $5.01 13-32 Oil Montreal foreign exchange.» today while the French franc advanced

l-ifl oif a. cent at 3 27 15-16 02-11:} United States held unchanged

i-M discount. ‘Z

Imoon.

shopping trips. I We were both worn out. Things have changed a lot since then, all right - and you’Il both be better off for it.