MAY s1. 1931

THE __(IHARLO'I"I‘ETOWN GUARDIAN

bles us ma good quality

Milli WOOL! WOOL!

' HIPPING DIRECT r0 THE MANUFACTURE S to pay HIGHEST CASH PR1CES ll:

unwashed wool

N0 GRADING REQUIRED

we pay all freight charges on iOO-pound lots, or more, or our trucks will call, Buying daily at 257 King Street, opposite Railway Station

A. BLOCK and SON

Charlottetown

u. n" out t y, per W!"

Anllllullueluullln lulu Lfulmug hhontn Iii yo: wunll

iivertisllig hates —Payallle in Advance

UIJIIII] Uuuruinu ivculn, lo pa: Ivuni; tour-urn nun lhlllflPl-I locale. II

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ti; in Meururlum Notion, 10a pa: inch; Linn uf flog“ u; wiriiulil Uriel-nigh, Lllflll, etch, to per music; Letter: u! Uundnleuoo "m;

,0 Lrl-lllixsiilalifrfiafwffi ,,,,,“,,., All hiosciii cuilvlilllClll-‘ldé. “pm ills WC)illQL1\.ll_sl.

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Hglp Wanted

'77 5175' GOODTPLAINtALiL nd cook for up-to-date res- taurant. Apply stating wages. Mrs. w. p. Reid, Cape ‘Poi-nicotine. L-771-5-26-6i.

Lost .-—-—-*-—*‘,___' - "i LOST -— BETWEEN SUMMER-

nilc and Albany, cover of Ford P111101‘ notify Roy Pidgeon.

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glelliiierslde. L-894-5-28-3i. Miscellaneous .. 7 . _ _ -..__

£5CAPED FROM MY RANCH silver iox, marked. Please notify Claude Sinith, East Royalty.

_L-993-5

LiSUltE lN THE SUN Lllllt. PAR,- llclpate in the profits of this great Company Last year policyholders received an average of one and one half mllllOn dollars a week. See J. A. Moore, Currie Building.

9 -3_L_

Wanted

WANTED —— CHEAP HORSE, IS- ialiu urea. uive descilptloil and plicc. m»; hi. car's uuaralaii.

L-bbb-o-ZU-hl.

VfAHED-JHAN FOR. FARM lwiii. ltussel Jenkins, Mt. 11er- Dell. __ L-sal-s-za-si.

Work Wanted Eats. LsUUnREEIPEN ATTE- aleiiogi-apilci: Wallis work. nest

itleleiiccs. App.y uuardlan. L-ioO-l-o-ui-(i-l-Zi.

CRAIG-TE IDEAL l N 0. Z6598

o“ mo“; aunt-en of lluuikn and Alwrooustiun, 10° n, u,“ a, u u" ‘Mo, ville! rulrn on application. “mum” Lhurfll IUI’ lolly iuwerlnnmtlll twang-flu QQI‘~ U, g, 414x41 in-nnnn-n-r n- xmns- -_,:.>"—' " '7 _r‘u—mfl~_ lo Let For Sale lyr-WJB. l-ha svMMER "~~~-——_‘_ w onfilg furnished house in TALKING PICTURE BUSINESS ‘“, “M, Appiy to box all. for sue. Apply Yeo, Sourls. M’ ll-bzu-a-Zli-Lil. g h-ui-rtzlilqi.

FOB. SALE — SHINGLES. M. F.

BABY CHICKS. GOVERNMENT Approved. If it's quality you want write, Maritime Chick Hatchery, Saint John, N. B.

BABY cilicicsfi-"olfiiaiifinilr; red Rooks, government approved, blood-tested. Reduced prices for June. Wm. M. Stavert, Bcdeque.

L-els 5 21 4i.

FOR SALE — BOARDS. SCANT- ling. Shingles and Wood by truck load or car load. John Devlne,

__§eakes.___ 11-927-5-213-31-6-2.

BOAT FOR. SALE-m FT. WIDE, 33 it. long. large cabin, no engine. Must be sold. Make offer. Apply J. B. Gay, Pownal.

4 L-909-5-31-6-1-21.

-einale Help Want£d_

WANTED — CAPABLE COUNTRY girl for general housework in fine home. References required. Write "N.” care Guardian. L-074-5-29-3i.

For ~ Rent

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

(Received m". Woods- luau

MARKET BULLETIN

and Company Special Wire)

BANON MORNING narrate

llorwllv hither. while the ability of the rails to hold above the ex- treme 10W 0! 56.81 is very encour- llslng- A market increase in vol- ume must occur before the 115i», in general is in a position to move forward on an important scale, Reactions may be used for add. 1118 to present positions in An. aconda. General Electric, General Motors. Kennecott. Inspiration Copper, Montgomery Ward, Pure 011 0o. American Rolling Mills, gillllbllfi sleel. 11nd Simmons and

In the Canadian division, Paper stocks were the star performers of the day, moving up sharply on very heavy trading. Fraser Voting Trust recommei.ded in recent weeks from 34-36 llDWards rose to high O! 45 7-8. Probabilities favor an

Blocks in New York crept frac- I

MORNING STOCK LETTER

(Received over Piliield and Co's Private Wire)

early swing to the 4a-50 level. Buy _°ll _"lll'l°l‘ dlPS- Papers still in a

buvms range include st. Lawrence l Preferred, Howard solideted Paper Price Bros. .

Brazilians dip to 24 3-8 yester- day does not alter its prospects of further advance. Buy at the our.

Company and

lily Common. recommended lower 0W"- rflll up u» a. cloe of 17. Still a bliy.

In Home O11. a mark up to 215 was followed by a dip to 195 where an additional committment may be considered. ‘

Golds sold off a little further yesterday. In this division, prob- abilities favor continuation of a trading area Reactions may be "W1 for picking up East Malilrtlc. Fralicoeur. Siadgc0n3_ (TBI-jen’ Sladen Malartic and Moneta.

MONTREAL, May 29—-Canadio,n Car Loadings-Week ended May 22 up 7 per cent over previous week but only 9.6 per cent ahead of same week last year.

Winnipeg Malartlc-Net earnings April $238,883, down four per cent slid for the four months period ended April up only 9.5 per cent as compared with the corespond- 1118 periods last year.

East Kooteiiay-April net com. lngs at $33,000 show substantial Elli" °l 43 Der cent over April 1936.

Mlnlns Roads-Dominion and Provincial governments plan to Spend $2,100,000 on new roads in the milling areas.

Stadacoiia Ptouyn-Jvlanager A“- derson states daily milling rate advanced from 225 to 275 tons, with the 300 ton objective to be reached in a few days. Extracts

‘from daily assay sheets show underground work continues to de- velop better than mine average

0TB. on the 300 and 450 foot levels.

Powel- Corporation - Combined output for April of the six affiliat- ed companies increased 11 per cent over Aprlll936. chief contributors were Winnipeg Electric up i0 per cent, British Columbia Power up l6 per cent and Canada Northern Power up 10 per cent.

Holliliger-Regular dividend of one per cent declared payable Jllne 17 to record June 3 together with an extra of one per cent per share, the thira extra this year.

LB-lllflque Contact-Operations to be discontinued at company's property at Bourlamaque town- ship, Quebec. President Stoddart states no further expenie warran- ted at present.

C. P. rt-Nct earnings April m- creased ilearly 40 per cent and for the first four nlonths this year

were ahead 3i per cent over the l corresponding period last year.

r0 RENT ‘frunnisncrrilousn for summer months. Phone 1267. 11-1003-5-31-8-1-21.

An alphabetically arranged ad- dress book has been invented that opens automatically when a finder is set at desired letter and a re- lease pressed.

Mining

(Supplied by Woods-Bends

All Eyes Should Be Examined

No authority claims that an eye service will cause ALL eyes to see normally.

But they all recognize that oy no other means can the

Enrollment N0. 37

Tilt Registered Clydesdale Stallion l cliltle ideal will leave the owners‘ “jllllea. Hampshire, ‘fllesliuy, May l-ilh for Michael McManus, New iiuien noon thence to Malcolm llthlllfs Long Creek night. Wed- "Pllllly by New Dominion ~to Sey- nuiir Murphy's, South Shore for llfhl. ‘thin-satay to Daniel Taylor s, line Mill: lireek for noon thence to ilbllll A. liciiuugait Canoe Cove for ‘"0" Frllluv A. A. lilcllougnll’: for E0011 tlicii to J. W. lllcDonaltPs, ‘uiiiliaw ior night. Saturday Hector “"0"! S. Ueisablc for noon thence l0 iuhii ll. Myers. Hampton, re- “Pllllllk there till Monday morning 31st, till-nee to Keith Boswalfs, "tturia for noon, thence to Hamid rll-‘Pllh. Augustine Cove night. "filllly Arthur Campbell, Cape Cllllrsc “.0011, Hudson Lowther. ‘lilflnli. night. Wednesday Daniel lltarlllc noon thence to Fernwood ail", Thursday L. A. Schurriun, mlyral ‘licdeque noun thence to T gllr (filrlllllitf. Lower Freetown l‘ “lllllvy. Colby Lewis, noon ,,,,‘,",°° l“ hearse McNclIPs, Ken- ,‘~,_“" "Y" nlizlit returning to the mlulls, stablcslly the Highway on n‘ ‘l; 4y inliritirig June 5th. remnjn- Imlflfl till the following Tuesday. 1, l flllnl‘ will be continued fort- ‘illll! for ihc sermon, nallilihfi from a distance will he ‘Uhml lllllsl‘ two diys when he ll Folllaymers stables. h “my ‘nor pmiicullll II IOIUOII

(‘EVIL srawitwig.

or (y), Owner.

desired results be secured, and they assert that the ideal plan would be to have every pair of eyes undergo an an- nmlnation.

You would be wise to agree with them.

ti. F. Iluteheson “

Professional Cards EGAN & CO. g.

Chartered Accountants l,

Richmond Street P. 0. Box l2-

I40 Phone I7.

McLeod & Bentley

W B. BENTLEY K, U.

J. A. summer, n. o. Barristers and Attornoys-lt-IAI MONEY TO LOAN

Alex. W. Matheson BARHISTER. SOLICITOR E11

Mon” u, M“; Collections Uiffm: 90 Great George Slice!

M. ALBAN FARMEH niiiutisran, SOLICITOB. mo money r0 tom

mini n Canada am-

Ba/‘TEMAN. ln Charge.

M

Chariottel nu

F. I l

Bookkeeping systems

Administratio a Si: e

88 Great

ll. s, llElllllllllG, a.l., G.P.A.. c-c-l» Certified Public Aczlisntsnt , and Auditor

Profit and Loss Accounts Computed.

Trustee under tlie Bankruptcy let

Company By-Laws, Minutes, Annual Statements and Reports Prepared.

MONEY TO LOAN.

Charlottetown. P. E. l. l

"flwnwd?

Installed or revised

n of Estates cialty.

George St.

For (‘rlnvn Poll-oil lliiilyn Preston l-l D lloll Luke lloiiri (‘- Roche

Suit Antonio .\'hll\rkv-_y~ Slirrrlil (tor Slam-o Sllull-il .\i.'i1 Shire l. Stiuln

Still (‘on Stlllivlili Svlviiiiili- Thoulii (‘ad Tohurn Tmviigiimr “Vitic- ,\iiill “Uiliil (‘nil Wright linr

Banks

(§\\“|\“Q(\ by Pltflelll nnll Co. mom- bern of’ Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Market)

gm,“ Open Clone

i -1 f‘ min l /n ("Iclilillinierre lllll Xovn Svolla f5 Royal bill ~94

FINANCE

l (gumilml liy woods-Reade and Co.)

(‘an fund! lit New York 1-18 to

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EXAMINATIUII .

Fitting ma SIIPPIYmI filme- m.

ll. J. IMBOII ,

OFTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. l’. ll. I-

EYESIGIIT '

Montreall-Ctirb

(iiiplilll-ll by Pilfir-lll fllll] To. mem_

""1 60-) viii-h .\lurlu~t) Stocks 471"" Stocks Open Close §:.‘:,‘,',?;.‘““ Alilii ‘tin 11/, r isms.‘ “-

till” “Pu” llPlIllllllPlllIlS

llaliguhilss

(rilililsliiii 151:5 l?‘ Liar Nlllvl‘ ,,,u ,;,,é Llistle lr w, my" Cent Pitt ,, 1 ,,.,-1 l;‘,::l'"'"" - c a.“ “m” llir \\‘iili.~.-r H u‘; 1'3"" “M lloiir- (ill 1'!’

Elilurlillo ,,, ,‘ m, .;,".,

il‘lil('(iil m," ,.,,,,, 3,0.“

(ill-iiorii \,__,,_,, ._. \ ""

Gods Lake ‘ - ’ ‘ 4",,

Gill llil ' " ' ‘lmbfiell inn-null“! 7" m lliiiu lfock ilnliinii "a "a lliirker “U,” ‘mph ‘.',..,_. ",‘.,,y llxlélegjl“ minus-w. rot 2'73." If ‘ Jlivk Wllitc Jlteiiln

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Io coe M. Produce Prices

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52‘; (C.I’. By Guardian's Special Wire) 1H,,“ MONTREAL, lvlay 20 -— Prices 1.i'lI\'l'0l'0 moved a little higher on Montreal lfilflféllw _ open produce markets last week. ~,,,,,,,,,,,,, C m,‘ Graded egg slllpnlents .nlcarlots_ \llll‘lill.)‘1'i‘ Jilflii or less were quoted at 21 1-2 cents ::\“l,\',l,‘ll,"-l\‘ R l! a. dozen for grade A-.arge, 20 tori

l o ,'_ _ , - _ __. .

“mmupr. 5" A ihffdllllll, 19 19,1 2 fol grade B \iiii (‘oi-p my will 18-15 1-2 fol C.

Hum-fl! » Butler was quoted at 24 1-2-25 Kill‘ cents a pound foi-‘cai-lots or fem of ‘\.,,,,,,,,~,,, No, i ulhllcdots to retailers were (rlirli-o solids and 2b for prints. lluW-"l Cheese u-lis quoted at 14 1-3 :.i.',',',1"'_'\',,, criit= at pound for Oiliarios while p0,,“ me Quebec's svsre uilquoicd. Pllfflllll r‘ Potatoes: P. E. I. Mrs 00's 1.20- ... , _ , . . , lmlulllmlo, m" 2a, Cobblers No. 1 90s 1.15-1.20,

N. B N0. 1 Mts 80's 1.05—l.08; Que No. 1 Mls 80's .90-—.95; new stock, South Clirolilms, N0. 1 and No. 2 barrels lnpprox. 170 lbs.» 4.75; B. W.

1. N0 1 5B lb crates 2.25; NO. 2 2.00. MONTREAL . May 30 -- Little

chlinge appeared ill prices on Can- mhali C\)l1lll\\)illl._\' cvchailge produce section Saturday.

Butter Spot-Que fresh (92 score) 24 1-4-1-2.

Choose Spot-Ulllluoted.

Eggs Spot-Ont. A-large 22A; A- medium 2o 1-2A; A-lllll-els l8 1-25- ((_',r_ ny Guardian's special Wire)

MONTREAL, Mlly 30 -- Wheat. Northern, No. 2 1.2a 1-2; barley. Canadian Western. No. 3 .77 1-4; oats. feed. No. 1 .60 1-2; NO- 7 53 1-2;; oats, Canadian Western. No. 3 .62 1-2; flour, spring wheat poll-nus, firsts, 7.50; seconds. 7.10; bakers 7.0M whiter wheat patents, choice. 5.70-5.80; white corn. 8.30- iMu; bran, toil, 35.25; shorts. ton. 36.25, mlddiings, ton, 39.25; rolled oats. bag 90 lbs, 3.75; hay. N0- 3. per ton. carlots l9.

Cheese. Ontario 14 3-4-15; but- ter 24 1-2-3-4.

Eggs in cartons‘. A-lartr 232 A‘ medium, 22; 13-21. _

Potatoes: P. E. I. No 1 N115 908 1.20-1.25; Que No. 1 Mts 80 s. 90- 05; N. B. No. l Mts 80's 105-4-93-

MlNIN G

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wlrcl

TORONTO, May 30-1illerest lr stocks almost faded out on the T~~ rcnto market in Saturday's two- hour session, only 164,500 share: changing hands, the smallest since Oct. 12, i935. The gold indent iii-m- ed 3-4 of a point while the miscel- laneous mines indicator (iropl-Kvi blink two points.

Fridays bulisli toni- of the hm

' nn well on scallered trading. Sen-

Ofiice Connected With [store

Smith. Con- ,

|ll‘l‘.\i of nluiitri-iil Stock Exchange and

rent level. Canada. Gar and Found- '

Stocks Open 01o"

B-ll 'I'.l

"will": 193* ‘ill?

iiiifl’? "

(‘lllll ‘Ceillm 1716 17%

(‘an Xiir Pr 33% 33174,

(an (‘iir Fd l7 1-,-

zil: tv..';.'"..... all at 1 d 1 " 11%, ,1, Sub Standar 0 ore Terry ‘ I owe s

‘ (Iij-lfiiii-si- gyzv 2,1,. . . o - .‘,,,§;.'.::g:l. W,‘ ,. ‘ Clearing Direct from a Large English Mill >9“

llllillll‘ liil-‘illli-grd ' Size about l6 x 31” On sale at 20c pair

1111111‘. ‘T-Zr“ lo 101/, Size about 16 x 351" On sale (It 260 Pllll‘

" 2" A 18 11% Size about, 18 x 30" On Sale zit fiilc pair . .

..-_._= a Sign about 20 x 40" On sale at 42c pair

(ll-ii Stall" Size about 22 x 4.3” On sale at 15c pair

‘.‘,‘{7,‘,‘,‘.-f,‘.‘,‘," Size about 22 x 4R" On sale at 48c pair

lrillll llrillgo

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l.'.':,.=‘;.i,-,1l‘.l,.. , Cannon Bath Towels-First Quality

ill fi ‘Hill y;

' Three big clearing lines in solid colors and white

s... in...‘ with colored borders.

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Ynrnlilln F _

£3)‘ |‘.,‘,’,,'" Size 20 X 40” 49c pair

i li'l\\‘

my m, Size 22x pair

1-'."‘-,'.;'.‘" P“ Size 22x i5" pziit‘

.‘t (‘xiii PM

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I I finance Three Big Values 1n I O (A.l‘. B, G,,,,,,,,,,,., W“, Wm, Irish Linen Glass Towels‘ NEW YORK. May 30 -- Principal gflililfggdglgtglsl“étiéilclilégmgiglglzgsrg A good weight colored bordered linen 16 .\ 28"

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Sumatra hy Pllfivld and Co. mun- gelrrlb 11;, ‘flgcelliarflll Stuck Exchnllgp and

lusua. Saturday but most security exchanges. wele closed in an early start. (toward observance or Mom- orlal Day holiday. On Monday com. modity markets will join other ex. ‘changes in remaining closed. the principal exception being Savannah and Jacksonville Naval stores. (A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) NEW YORK, May 30-Foreign exchange easy. GreatBritaln de- mand 4.93 7-16; 73 1-2; 03 518. 60- day bills 4.92 3-8; France 4.46 1-4; Italy 5.26 1-4; Belgium 16.8"‘; Ger- many 4013; Canada loo 3-6-4.

t Currencies (Al! By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, May 30 —- Foreign currencies moved domn in terms oi the United States dollar yesterday. notwithstanding the bolirse and dull trading York.

The Pound sterling eased 1-4 oi a cent to $4.93 5-8, French francs were unchanged at 4.46 1-4, while the Canadian dollar dropped 1-64 oi a cent to 1.00 3-64.

(C.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, May 30 -— Pound sterling declined 3-32 cent on Mon- treal foreign exchanges Saturday at 4.93 3-8. The French franc was unchanged at 4.46 cents while the United States dollar advanced 1-32 at 1-32 discount.

Lineup 0f New Cabinet

1n NEW

All.

LONDON, May 28——Nevllle Chamberlain, the new Prime Minister. late today presented his new cabinet to the King at Buckingham Palace.

Prime Minister-N eville Chamberlain. Chancel! of the Exchequer

—Sir John Simon. ’ Lord President of the Coun- elk-Viscount Halifax.

Lord Chancellor-Viscount

Hailsham.

Home Office-Sir Samuel Hoare.

Foreign Secretary-Anthony Eden.

Lord Privy Seek-Lord de la. Warr.

Colonial Office — W i I l l a m Ornirby-Gore.

Defence Co-ordinatlon-Sir Thomas lnsklp.

Admiralty-Alfred Duff

Cooper.

Wai- Office-Leslie Horc- Belhha.

Air-Viscount Swinton.

Secretary for Scotland- Walter Elliot.

Board of Trade-Oliver Stan-

Bonrd of Education-Earl

Stnnhope. Health-—Sir Kingsley Wood. Labor-Ernest Brown. TTBIISPOH¢—IIQS|IO Burgin. The above constitute the cab-

lnet.

slow.

Losses of 4 to 9 cents were board- ed for Oknlta, Calmont and Home willie Dnlhousie and South West Petroleum firmed a few cents each.

l lor oils was missing but pr res holli

Only 60 shares of the new vent- ures stock. listed today. was traded slid it sold at $9 which was equiv- alent to 1.80 for the old stock. down l0 cents. There was little action in -lvers. Edorado was priced 5 cents ‘iigher at 2.85. ‘

Dome reg stored a point gain or. ‘nil action and the other higher- ,li‘lCP golds were unchanged and quiet, (lnlns 9i 5 i0 12 cents were registered for Hlliflilo-Ankcrllc. Central Pltlrii-ln finnlnuruin. ‘melt. Kerr AnllL-on.

.| for oils were slightly better but. Crovi, Pioneer and Sylvnnitn.

fr

ram: FIVE

M:

closed Paris

ley. Agriculture-W. S. Morrison. l

llnid MacLeod- Cockshlit. McKcpr/in. Pvrron, Pickle,

7 for $1.00

Typed Linen Glass Towels 20 x 30" 3 for 57c Plain white Linen Towels 24 x 34’? 3 for 69c

Imported direct from Irish Linen Mills and clearing ai-

Hcm-stitched Damask Bordered 'l‘owels (slightly soiled) 17 x 32" 50c pr. Old Bleach Linen Face Towels 18 x 30”; regular $1.00 pair - _ Tile pr. Linen Huck Fnce Towels-our most serviceable quality, 18 x 3B”, 79c pr.

‘nu- lush

Towel Bargains For

Thrifty Buyers

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Q_ "J ~-~.»-_~. .-_»:-,- :3, , Goo. Cole. Stoneham, Mass, TW" lllllell l"

, Speedway Crash l (A, P, by Guardian's Special Wire) INDIANAPOLIS. May 28—Tw0 mcll died in accidents at tlie In- (i iiilapolis Motor Slwedway today as drivers perforated at dizzy speeds in te>ts for mile race.

Two crackups resillied in the two deaths alld the injury; of five persons.

George Warlord 37, of Indian- apoli=, standing with a pit crew. and Albert O; alko, a mechanic of Gary. Int., were the two killed. Warford mot death as a car driven by Overtoil Phillips of Los Aligeles burst lllto flolncs and ran into a pit.

The blazing cnr collided with another nlacliine being prepared b‘. Vern Orelldorii for a speed test, sci this machine iillre and both were destroyed.

Monday 's 500

In Memoriam

MRS, JAMES JACK

There passed away May 4th at

Domlnions Office — Malcolm Mllfnllllald- her hnnle. French River. Mrs Illlllfl 0lll°°"‘M“‘l“°55 "l Jziiiles Jack after a short ‘illness of Zflllllld- pill-llinoilln. Mrs. Jack was a

tiallghtel" of tlie late James and 0l.il“.‘.1\l'(‘t McKellstry of Maylfirld She leaves to cherish her mcmorv her husband and daughter Lulu. ollo son Edward predeceased her a few years ago, three sisters, Mrs A. D. Cnnficld. Bridgeport, Conn,

I i

aichewan, John. U.S.A., Hammond of Bedeqlle. The late Mrs. Jack was a lover of flowers and kept a fell cared for garden. She freely gave or sent ller beautiful flowers. to any who wanted them.

A short service wlas held at her home, the remains were then tnkell to the Geddic Memorial Church where the lntc Mrs. Jack was a regular nttciidaill. The services at the home, church and grave were conducted by tho Rev. Mr. William- son of Malpequc. The pail bear- ers were Messrs Andrew 13min. Hall Burt, John l-l. Pidtzeon. Wm. Bern- ard. Srtriluel Bernard and W. Bernard.

In the pilssinlz of Mrs. Jack (he community has lost a good friend mid neighbour. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Jack and his dailizhtcr in their sudden bereave- nleni.

Toronto and Montreal —- Stocks h-rccularly lower.

New York - Stock market closed.

Winnipeg —- Wheat 8 3-4 to ‘J 7-8‘ ceivs lower.

New York --C."tlladirln dollar down. 1-04 in 1.00 11-5-1.

Clnsinfl exchange rates , At .\1(>iltrcal~l’o\lnrl 3-8‘. Pram 4.-lll_ U. S. (llr .99 211-32. l A’. Neat ‘fol-l; ~—P0l1lld 4.03 5-8; Frolic 4 lifi 1-4: (“(111 dlr 100 71-04. hi. Pllris (‘kt-rd

in cold -Polmd 12,-; U. S. ollr