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KPRIL 22. 1938

Q Gram CHICAGO.‘ il 21 4am- React from ehf-iy brik uguma that 1 prices 1 3-8 can the

Chicago wheat market later today more than 1m advanceein relative-

A pause in te ealport buyind was a handicap to friends of bish- er prices. innipeg are- oessicn in mcmiimis for iopgradea and said new enport businws ap- peared to be confined to durums.

Wheat futures closed 8-8 lower to 1-8 higher. May 84 l-8-1-4. July 61 1-8-1-4com unchanged to 8-8 oif. M8 59 1-2-5-8, July 61 1-8- 1-4. an oats unchansed to 1-8 up.

MONTAEAIL. A1711! 31 —(OP)- Wheat. northern. No. 1 $1.42 1-4: barley. Canadian western N . 8 No, 1 .52;

wheat patents, choice $4004.06; white corn $4 004.60; bran, ton 831.35; shorts. ton $32.25; midd- llngs ton $35 25; rolled oats, bag, 00 pounds $3.15;°ohay. No. 2, per

.15 l-l-

P r: i1 nits No. 1 90s ao-as, new B. W. I. o. 1 60's 1.35; Fla. bushel 2.5.

' I Livestock WININTPEG. April 31 —(CP)-- Recessions in top-grade hard wheat premiums to their lowest

levels in many months carried Winnipeg wheat futures down t0- day. Although unusual demand for durums attracted attention, futures ended 1 i-4-i-8 cent off, Marv at $1.24 3-8. July $1.14 and Oot 90 1-4-1-2 cents.

Durum demand wag said to have come from France. Export sales, almost all durum wheat, were placed at 150,000 bushels. Durum cash spreads improved around four cents for Nos. 1 2. and 3 grades Local transactions neared the 300,000 bushel mark since Tuesday.

No. 1 northern sank to nine cents mium. a decline of five cents ay ow to lack of de- mand from expo crs. No. 2 grade was only two cents above the May future at the close. These low premiums contrasted with prices 89 and 22 cents albove the May future less than a month ago.

Small mill buying of oats and export undertone. oats closed i-8 lower to 1-8 higher: Barley ‘1-8 higher to unchanged; flax 1 3-4- 1 1-8 higher and rye 8-4 cents lower.

Secret of Cancer Nears Solution

BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Editor DALLAS. Alprii 2i —(AP)-New

Ti-TF CHARLQi IEIQWN GUARDTAN [According to the provisions of the Stallion S I 1 A I I W Enrolment Act, all tallions two years and over standing for service in the Province of N_ Y, Stgck powe r [Ssues Montrea] stock Prince Edward Island must be enrolled in the E h records of the Department of Agriculture and XC fiflgE §i1OW Strength EXChBTIgB undergo inspection by an official appointed ‘ (elm-mm ) On N Y Mart m.“ Bl for this purpose. Owners of horses that have atom or... ’ ‘ (Canadian u...» not previously been inspected are asked to s... m. Pr ' 3% —— swi- vim , , Am “may.” I 12% By Frederick Gnrdnerev . notify the Department immediately so that m rvpétgd -_ _ uw. Mm 1;¢o§,f=~§g3-;',-'_ gggl gpmnigl ‘h arrangements for inspection may be made. it AIiHGOIid-fl i all. sire-uh in “i-iutleflmifieilt m; is... B C m, A ,8 ' ' ' Manson 26H‘ ihiiiei>ifeiflxl§tciier niiiIdEgacfiiig- can Came“ 10V‘ is expected that inspection services will be Butaghlo 2;; m, nudge,“ o, mdusum, a gang 3;; 1% gain conducted about the first week in May. Bud 1m W- ..lil‘°...“°il‘.°."éi.l‘€i.fi“wiii 3.33553 can 1nd A1 A an Beaiflxtmi u, ception of power company issues, 3g: 3% ‘ , Stallion owners who use horses not en- giwzlhiio 33-? g}§.,.§,'_°“?,,.§§2‘; “;§,‘,‘;~‘“,,,§§,‘"“§3{g 331.35.“, " .31». rolled or inspected will be prosecuted under 83.3 so lf§l’“.lgtiligfiily“létti“ié‘gull° 3g;- gg-u 53W II o i ieuinsurcame * the provisions of the above mentioned Act. o... o... a... just before ti. “sci”... 1...... Dom PM u Con Edison 20% were reduced or cancelled in many 13°F" 59W B 12% 1-‘5744745- v Con ca; Co a cases. with the result that the As- Dryden 5% , Corn Products 62% sociated Press average of a0 stocks Gen Steel Ware 6% Curtis; Wright 18% finished up .3 of a point at 393. GyPsum 5% l Aunt-r é.§i“.if.‘%."%‘.".ti5 "use: s: as“ l2 as; Es, 311?; compared with 777,540 yesterday. ' Int Nickel 46% . 6°“ Fwd‘ 32V‘ rmiiciiamm wit” ..il°“”‘i‘€§.il if“ wglodali 13/. l.’ rec o on a ner ve arr ‘ !IIGHWAYS CLOSED r0 MOTOR VEHICLES 333.5153"- 2}; ge..v....é:.;r 1.5.... “dim 133.. Dom; fifiw. p“ h“ ‘ ‘(Mb-a - Nfififiq?" igfi Mines comprised the forward trend. NM, Brew 3554, _——_ nsnrlze; ' Commencing on this date, until further notice, all 111:1"??? and symptom“, ' lggaifldzow l; paved and gravel highways in this Province are closed for gamma,“ 34g WHAT STOCKS Dm gggmlizolwer igvg motor vehicle trafllc. txcept in such cases where the total Ilé/luiutélefgtrdal THURS WED m, a“ C“ 62 weight of vehicle and load does not exceed 4,000 pounds. N,“ Cm m; 15.. Advance‘ 284 m Steel odh p 5a N01 Am 0O 17% Declines 164 soc will m" A "5 Anyone driving on provincial highways contrary to N... P5431115 g1 Unchamed m m Win Elec B ills order shall be duly prosecuted. ggilémlglfnigr ‘if! TOW iutuefl 50° 67° _ D_ 193a Penn H. R. 16 \ Dated the 19th dgyy oofrtlltgarch, A. gm ggngo 32% Broad Gains New Yorkcurb Pub Ser n .1 P. S. FIELDING, Pub Ber N H 381 a - e Clerk of the Executive Council. m" 0“ C° 10/“ If! Utllltl€8 land“ PM‘) gal: A M I ...... Close 51851-83141 shill; Union 2m 139/. t 07117811 Am Cyan B 9° South Pact c 11% Am Gas El 23 Umt“ ’ , m.“ MONTREAL. Alpril a1 —(OP)— "v Seed 0a Wanted 5-333 3%’- 54’ “mm” Sh“ m“ “M w“: gegiiglih 23% United G115 Imp 91/. °“ ‘he “wk "mhfimile W" b“ Gulf Oil 35% L B Rubber 56% he rest of the list, was easier. Humble on 68 rv_ U S st Co 45% Bell TGlCPiiOIiG gained 4 1-2 Lnckheed Ah- 5% . U s Ind A1 16% points at 157 in the first sale in a ma; Hud q ’ 'Ail parties having Seed Outs for sale, send in a sum‘; wnadiung igz,‘ weseaa of Canada Slipped a pom pant on 51/, i»‘;'..£§".“.i':.‘“;$i..‘ii°.‘l‘i.i r3.‘ .:?."."..‘.:“::: .31. P d P ' grdered, please order early, as we must have all orders in agllwigik m e gzfillidiéltléellaaéilfxlcuitiinfilligngflg, r0 UCE FICES by MOIIIiRY, Al)!“ 25“!- F RICULTURE adian Car down a SlTl8lifTBfCi10é1d NoNmEAL-TE m __(GP)_ DEPARTMENT 0 AG f - gfgedfiwrflfebufagfihufie Q5... Prices‘ ruled 'iirzn on Montreal . u!» Brctherspand Dryden lost fractions use markets wdav- Dominion o... gained 1-2. There Butter was quoted at 81 i-Menta ‘ ‘ p ‘MA _-——— was a ma" 105s 101- Dominion a pound for N0. 1 in carlots or “ " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ A ‘ - “m” w“ “"31 216; ‘ti? 5”“ “d °°°‘ i°?.?“§.1‘l?.'§.‘.‘.’..'§§“l‘§.“ iii. a‘ Advertising Rates-Payable Ill Advance Y’..;':s?"...;“s... W3 Mlziaitféifisibliilfilsi‘. ”"°°- ‘envied on: .u....... F.’ carlotu reported, except one concluded or .ess were Z! cents a. dozen for W"!!! "flfi-"l "'°'“'- 4° 9" """*‘ w""’“‘ “u "“""“"' "mu" ‘w late yesterday when an operator A-large, 22 for A-medium and 20

an“ . u- C llllll‘ hiventa ‘In: per word; Uhalliiittll ',':',f,"',‘§,‘,,m fffiflfilffl...“ "u 40o per lmeli; Lin: n1 lmmu and spit-nu: Ullulnga, one... 0K0», do per menial l"’"°" "l billllloielluo w» pol inch. Rubies 0| ‘imanln um Appreciation, 10c par lnsh ur to pal’

th t Multivi- m; ‘Jail? 2112.331 Advertisement twenty-live coulo-

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Miscellaneous

.__._____-__- PRIVATE SALE FURNITURE, 72

Hills a a. s.

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uouss r0 LET-NEW BUNG- plow B rooms with sun-D°T°hfl°:°:' water furnace. APPW 53 gt

s“; _. mTEBNATIONAL - wiiuok with hydraulic brakes. (‘ind

fpn) 1988 model. Stake bofxlgunwr

durlnn bi“- mdm‘ 5°§ l- worth Ave. wzia-a-zo p a I’ Wanted muddle. steel box. hvdruggfiapgflilgg ____,_____ 3 5W“ k mglaaa-i-zz-at WANTrp-sEOONDdHAND - plank. City Wood Ygig.‘ ab“ A“ p. o r. smug: L" ' ' ' '03 5 _ ' See mmmlfulliitéirfhiiiiii 3.3. i: Agents Wanted - . e- - ircié eablimgif-stidr'%ii%zg§i MAN on woman RAVE!- wil hire. - '

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quarantee m” weekly averergéexlaéixd eiwengdubepc.

Female Hei? wamed

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P .‘..

bought 25.000 bflls 0‘

cubas for

2nd halt May shipment at 2.90

0i 26000

gin as soon as ihe final products on cesions may quested is drawn up by agreement section of the department. _

dedlcatedttlgg the t equlpmcn an asse hold interested in s effects a material the proper care of prevents deterioration.

provided in

hockey sticks. skates. of stout

wear with rust.

Final prices for No. 3 futures were 1 to u: points lower with sales , ns.

NEW YORK. April 21 —(A.P)— tgn exchange: l‘? o0

day bills 4.9a i-a; France demand

3.18 3-4; Belgium 16.87 l-2; Cer-

many 4027: Canada .99 7-32. WAm-IINGTON April 21-40?)

._Informal exchanges of views have been undertaken between United States state department and a special Canadian delegation preliminary to formal negotiations for a new trade

experts

agreement. tiatlons will be- list of which tariilf con- be granted or re- bhe trade state

The for-mail

STORAGE SPACE KEEPS SPORTS GOODS INTACT Now that winter is over it is a

good idea to provide adequate stor- age space sporting equipment tion during the summer and fall months.

winter

in which to keep condi-

in goo

closet or small room storage of 5901'?! to the house- ports and als0 saving. because such equipment

should be

i) large

Racks. hooks the storage space t0 clubs, tennis rackets. etc. A series wooden hooks. like 01d- hat racks. sloping down

hold Rolf

fashioned

toward the wall make a good place to hold the golf clubs. Shoe shelves

vescanbearra dful‘

QTOO skates. Wooden peas wt in t a We“ hold tennis rankets without strut“-

th

blue. and Havana red: entire nous. light beige with

frame or dalmflfilllfl the

cast. to smart hazy rose

reds. greens and browns; tangarne, red woven 1° marine blue.

wear with the

tonw

French c r, white and bladt; amlbemse. l t brlflhli WPDH. '-° wear with townblu. cabana.

color aridwhite; rubyi trim!’ wne, to wear with townbu. back beige. grey and brown; red fox. brilliam. red copper. to wear with

beige. navy. grey and

zed, brown. black; ‘tnkay. light mac-brown. to

wear with beige. blue dark green. win-e reds 001111181

- gr; $100k; with 0.

ldwi . WET WW3‘

gmmngmgginei-blufi lpfifll 0010M. black and white.

TAKE CARE 0F YOUR SKIN

The first layer of the skin is composed of myriad cells fed byIthe lands and responding to sunlght n small doses. This layer Ls filmed with a protective acid. The second layer is a net/work of oil glands. capillaries and pigment cells, on which reliis ur natural coloring The circulat on in these papifarias reveals Yhur pailor or

a lovely skin coloring. and is partly reirponsibie for sallowness and freckies

The third layer is malinly fatty tissue, 5upportilig (he first and sec- ond iayers, and on this depends hol- lowed cheeks or softly-rounded ones.

CONSTANT RENEWAL

The work gom on all the time. a miraculous renewing every minutfl of the day and night. And that is why with care. you can change the wlliole texture and coloring of the sk n.

Keep your skin elastic and i‘ will be free from lines and puc" p‘.

You can keep it elastic bl ND yet gentle cleansing, regular stimu- ‘ation which will speed up the skin's natural proceses. and noiir- ishmen-t.‘ 1 ‘gm

A spec a ii even be used for iods during the day when the s n is ultra-dry. or worn all day as a base for powder. Stimulotions and a facial mask are more vital. for the oily skin than nourishment.

A blackhead condition of the skin betrays sluggishness-nevise your diet. correct elimination and check the over-acidity of the glands which causes them.

Cleanse the . Nmflve $116 du-t which dwel on the pore sur- face, men Qfgfliv a refining lotion to dose the pores.

Deep-seated blackheads demand more strenuoiu treatment. but be careful not. to bruise the skin when removing them.

An open-bored skin is a more serious problem. You need to exer- cise this skin and revive faulty cir- culation since the g'ande are under active. Stimulate with a, whine l0- tlon and a. mask treatment.

With sallow skins simulation is all iiilnm‘ ‘k l f th - e wa en o e tioii by means o?“ facial stimulants. Poor circulation as well as indi- gmtion are blamed for acne. While the healing prciotiss is gdinfl 0n-

extireme care w clean pads

antiseptioa will forbid infection. _____?___

Mlnard‘: Llniment .ellevee pain.

cream should

for A-puilets. Cheese was 15 1-4-1-2 cents a

pound for Ontario colored re- ceipts 1,152 boxes, including 1,- 119 for ex

port.

Potatoes: Que whites N0. 1 80's 50-55; N. B. mts N0. 1 80's 57-622 P. E. I. mts No. 1 90's 80-85; new B. W. I. No. 1 80's 1.35; Fla.

bushel 2. . MONTREAL. A. l1 31 —(CP)—— Prices ruled in IlGht trad-

ing on Canadian commodity ex- cilange.

Butter spot —Que fresh (92 score) 39 1-4-30 1-4; western fresh 81a; Que 3116s (38 score) N 3-4a.

Cheese spot -—Unquoted.

Eggs spot -0nt A-laige 22 1-241; A-medium 21 l-Za; B-large 31a; C

l9 l-Za.

WI . April 2i -(CP)— Grain quotations- Wheat-close May 124 3-8; July 114a; Oct 90 1-4-1-2: oats May 4'1 1-32 July 4'1 l-fl); Oct 38 1-8a. barley May 57 3-8; July 56 l-4; Oct 51 7-8.

cash prices: Wheat-No. 1 nor 138 3-8; No. 3 nor 126 3-8; No. 3 nor 116 3-8; No. 4 nor 106 3-8: No 5 wheat 5 i-4; No. 6 wheat 1e 1-4: feed e1 1-4; No. 1 garnet 119 1-8; No. 2 garnet 116 1-8; N0- 1 durum 00 1-4; No. 4 special 1010 7-8; No, 5 special 82 1-4: No 8

lal 73 l-i‘. track 130 3-83

5s 5-8; No. 4 ow as 3-8: N0. 5 cw 52 3-8; N0. 8 ow 5i 3-8; track

57 3 8 Banks (Canadian Press) smile film Canada - Commerce 1M Montreal — Nova Scotia 903 Rpypl 1'17

_________% MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) ‘mronm —Goid. Industrial and western oil shares higher; bale metals odlf Montreal —-8tnoka closed indw-

larly lower New York —atoohs alishuiy higher.

-Whett i 1-4 to 1-8

cent lower New York —Ootwn and rubber higher; sugar and coffee lower.

secrets of cancer and of growth. discovered through a new kind of chemistry. were announced to the American chemical society here today by Dr. A. Keith Brewer, of the United States Bureau of Chem- istry and soils.

The discov is a peculiar use made by the uman body of the poisonous metal potassium. ‘Ilhis may be a clue to the cause of cancer. Dr. Brewer said, or only an effect. But it is definitely con- nected to rapid growth, of the cancerous tyipe.

The new work isco-operativebe- tween Washington and Man- chester, England. The cancerous tissues are furnished by the uni- versity of Manchester cancer re- search laboratory. The chemical analyses are made by Dr. Brewer.

A new fol-m of chemistry is used, knownasthe isotopes. isotopes are atoms of the same chemical ele- ment having different weights. The differences. nearly infinitesimal were only discovered a few yea/rs and their application to chemistry has just begun.

Potassium, although a deadly poison when free in the human body exists there in large amounts "bound up’ inside of the micros- copic cells that form living tisuea. The new isotope chemistry has found that there are three differ- ent welghis of potassium 39. 40 and 4i The figures mean atomic units of weight.

Numbers 39 and 4i furnish the new cancer clue. In healthy-flesh these two "isotopes" or potassium exist in the ratio of about 14 to one. ‘Ilhem arr- 14 atoms of the lightweight stuff to every one of the heavier kind

But this is not true in oancerffn cancer there is less of the heavy- weight potamlum. The decrease is

six to seven per cont. Stocks Close A-bitibi C0111 185 Abitibl Pfd 14% Asbestos 58 B A O11 20% Beauhamola 896 Bathurst A 8% Dom 'I‘ar 7% Don A 5 Fraser Fnaser V T 0 M d 1i 16% Hir Walker 88 Home Oil 185 Imp Oil 17% Int Pete 3% Price Com 11% Price Pfd 40

5806B clap ‘IORDNID, April I1- Amne Oil Alltoii 3 Ala: Oil 37 Adermac s1 Amm 3p All! 155 Arndield 111,5 Ashley g Au: to a: Lnkficld 35 Base Metal 35 We 110 Bidgood 31 Bis” 42 Bo 11o g Bra ornl 310 I 1m Buff Can 41,5 Bunk Hill 11 a1 Edna 340 Calmont 45 Cdn Malartie an bOO 214 Cas ‘Ireth 53 Cent Pat 351 Gen Porc 1115 Coinwealth a5 oniarum 139 Con Chib 33 Con Smelt 551,5 Daviee 51 De n n Dome 54% Dorval I 14 East Cred w, East Malrobis 158 Eldorado 354 9°" 600 Fed Kirk 71/, Fernland m Pete l0 Foundation l7 609 35 Gillies lake 25% e 43 Gold Belt 3'! Gold Eagle 3'! Grandoro 81.1’ Hard 3m l-larker 11% Roi-linger 12% Home Oil l, 135 Homest a0 Howey ’ as Hud Bay Min 26% lckel 461,4, acola xiv. Jellicoe 54 Kerr Add 185 Kirk Hud 82 Kirk Lake 108 lake Shore 50v. Imps. Cad 40 Lava Cap babel Oto ,\' 7% Leitch ' 84 Little L L 110 acassa 425 MacLeod 355 iiadscn 30 McIntyre 39% McKenzie 95 McVlttis 18 McWattsrU 57 McVittle 80 Mercury Oil 12 in Corp 180 to 2% Model 88 Monarch Rm , 19 Moneta 220 Morris Kirk 10% M y ' 2 Nay b 15 Noranda 57% Normetal 84 OBrlen 365 Okalta 178 Olga Oil 2% mega 48 Oro Plate 100 Pacalta 10 Pamour 855 Pauloro 10 Payznaa 4'! Payore 1'! Perron 145 ‘ '1 4'70 :22 w Prairie novel 4a Premier ' 201 Preston 90 Read Auth I5 Red Lake 20 Reno Gold 56 c 12 St Ankh 14 San Ant 125 Shawkey M Sherri 112 S 285 Sladen 118 Slave Lake ‘ 111A S y Hill 6% 8 dacona Straw Lake 8 Sud Basin 55 Sud Cont l2 Sullivan 100 S lvanite 315 ota 8 Teck Hugh 480 Texas wrp 123 bum 310 Towagmeo 40 Uchi 156 Unit Oil 20 Ventures 515 Waite Am 144 Wendigo 10 Westflank l6 West Turner 14 Wri Harg ‘I40 UNLIIID 1 Dal Oil b5 Malrobic 1% Mandy Oil Seloe 3% Pawnee ' 1% Pend O1‘ l7l Temisk 13% Toiwrrro. Anni in -—(OP)— The ‘Income market had od of oheerfulneee today and ai index groups managed to creep forward moderately the base metals and these a. mild set- bait.