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2 Re}: Iron Steel l6 14% Ba ewny Stores til‘ Jill-iii Sear: Roebuck 75's 35_ Socony Vac 14 13:1. South Pad 16 15% South Rail . .. 13% 1W. Stand Brands . . . ._ 171/. 17%. Stand’ Gas Eicc . , . M’. Bland Oil (‘ai . 30% Bland Oil N .1 ., 42 Stewart Warner 73K Studebaker l! Thermoid . . . . . . 3% Texas (‘o '10 Tex ("n . 20 Tim Roll Bear 33% Il-‘W Union Carb Carb 5% 46% Tnion Par .. 104% 10h Phi-teal (‘orp 2h, 2V1 Tnltetl (in! Imp . l2 1i7/ ll h Ind Al . 94*}. 35% 1i Q Rilbhfil’ .. '5 14% I “l Smelt 110 I ‘l Steel . . . . . 37% \nn Staci .. 19 \Varner Bros Co It“ ‘Vest Union ... 31% West Eiee. ... . 518% ‘Vnolrvorth (‘n , . . . . . . . 5 ‘i

Iellorv Trunk ... ... .. hi’. 8% ______._.__ C. P. B. EARNINGS

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MONTREAL. Juufzl-i-Traffir earn- lngs of the Canadian Pacific Railway for the week ended Jan 2i “are $1,- 951,000, an compared with $1,075,000 In the corresponding period n! liifil. a derwnsc of $90,000.

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"lbs following lettor has been ro- csivcd by Mr. M. B. McKenzie, Fredericton RR.

Dear sin-On Opening a. sack of vegetables I was surprised tc find your letter telling me you had grown and picked this sack oi vegetables. They were in excellent condition when I got them and I cannot begin to tell you how we pcopie on the Prairie appreciate this generous gift. We have had six years of drought and the last thrc". years We had ths grasshoppers as well, and they are death on gard- ens. We have had some garden stuff each ycar but nothing like what you would call a garden. I think probart/ the reason oi this was because we have trees to shelter ths garden. We planted these in 1013. Quite s lot 0d’ them have tiisd with ths dry weather. but we still have faith in the prairies. We have farmed hers since 1910 when we homestelded this land, then bought more. Growing m» is our Inlln crop. We milk sight or ninl: cows most oi tbs time and feed up a few hogs each year.

frioss are getting a little better now. they have been very low, but ws hops the bottom has been resch- cd and look ‘for brighter times.

Well. on behalf of myself and the people around this district we stnd you our thsnh ior the vel- ctsblca hoping that some day we can so as mush for you people.

Muslim; you all a Merry Christ- Itss and a l-Inppyllew Year.

I remain yours sincerely, ' TIIO! AICIII

attinmn, sun, ' ‘ iii:- ’ roa sans At McNciIPs Stables, Lower Qussn St, num- ,bsr otWgocd driving

, llcrsss: also asats choice work ssrsss.

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' (C-P. By Guardian's 5P0!!! WIN) M Jill.

EXCHANGE

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‘strong closing, listings on theNon- tneal Stock Exchange failed to show

any marked price changes today

and at'~the final bslbgains and losses were about evenly spread ov- er the small list. The market lost support right at the start and pric- es slumped but a. late recovery ser- ved to Wipe out a. few of tha early losses and give the market a more "en appearance. Volume was still light with only a little more than 12.000 shares changing bands.

.Trading in paper stocks was con-

ducted 1n n cautious manner as traders weighed‘ news concerning the industry. FrorifQuebcc came word Premier Taschereau was pre- paring the introduction of meas- ures in the Quegec legislature to help the industry out oi.’ its pics- ent diffichlties. At the same time several companies were reported to have sent their price bark to the i934 level. Dcnials of this report came from sci-nral sources while in other instanics they were confirm- ed. Howard Smith lost 1-2 at 12 1-4 and Dryden gained 3-8 at 4 1-2.

Steels were also strong with Steel

oi Canada. jumping s. iuil point at , 46 1-4. At the close buyers wen: bidding 47 1-2 for steel against an asked price of 47 3-4.

Sales totalled 12,872 sharps, bonds

$1.400.

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(Vanadium Press) hi0.\”l‘Rl:lAl.. Jun. '.'-t--llriliah and

forcing oxflnuge in relation to the (Junadian tllllifii‘ as compiled by the Royal Bank of Canada, closed today as follows:-

Belgium belgu .2321.

(‘hinn lion: Kong dollars..43ll8. Czechoslovakia crown .0417. Denmark krone ‘H85. ‘ Francs franc .0655.‘

t‘ - Germany reichsnrnrk .3906.

Grr-aLYBritain pound 4 (‘F840, Holland ilorin .6721 Hungary pea o .2077.

intliu rupee .

ltniy lire .05.“).

New Zeulaml pound ll 0041. Poland zloti .1886. lloumunia ieu .0i00.

South Africa pound 4.87M. i~‘.\\-ni|<~ii_ krone 24.

Spniu pcsrtu Sworicn krone . Switzerland frnnt- .3221.

United States dollar 1-32 per cent.

discount.

(Tlnsiirg cxrhnngo rnica:- Closing i-xnhango rutrsz-v Pound 4_.8R'il;; U. S. franc 0.56.

adinn Ilflillll’ m: r. m- franc o 51:4,.

At. Paris —I'oiii'ltl' 74.70 fr: (‘anudian

dollar 16.27 fr; h. S. dollar 15 J7 francs.

in gold_-l'ound IZmGCanuIlian dol-

lar 50.50 cents; U. .. dollar 5i! b7

CPlliti _

NEW YORK. Jnn. ‘lb-Foreign ex- change. easy. iii-out Britain high 4 Bil 1/4: clnac and. low 386%: 60 day bllll 4,870.3: Friiiire ll M2,; ltnly 8.48; Bnigium 2318; Germany 39.06; Can- ldn 05 15-10.

Railway Board _ Dismisses Application

(C. l‘. By Guardian's Special Wire) OTIMWA, Jan. %——A7lDi,i‘lQl‘

mile-post in the fight of the dairy

farmers and poultrymen of British

Columla for lower freight rates on feed grain and mill feeds brought in from the prairies was reached when the Board of Railway Oom- missloners dismissed their applica-

tion. It. was a close decision for

three members oi’ the board favored dismissal and two were for granting it

Under the rate schedule 100 pounds of grain or grain products is carried from Calgary or Edmon- ton to Vancouver for 2O cents if the product is to be exported. 1f, how-

ever, the grain or millfeed is to be

used for feeding purposes the rate was around 40 cents per 100 pounds.

Following a protest against this

variation, the case was argued be- fore the railway commission in 1929 and an application to have all du- mestic grain ratios from the prairies to British Columbia the same as the export rates was dismissed. “ The appeal was carried to the

Cabinet Council and although the

appeal was dismissed, a Dominion- PIOVlIICiBi Conference took the mat- ter up and the railways agreed to put l.“ lower tentative rates, making the rate from Calgary and- Edmon- ton tn Vancouver 30 cents as com- pared with the 20-cent export rate. This was accepted by the various provinces.

Contending that the domestic rates were still too high, Thomas Reid, MP. for New Westminster ap- pealed on behalf of the dairy farm- ers and poultry farmers of the Fraser Valley to have domestic ralcs on feed grains and millfeeds the same as the export rates. This was slightly different from the 1020 application which ‘ncluded all grains. Alberta Joined the can, urging that the domestic rats be not more than three cents greater than the export rates.

The case was argued this summer in Ottawa and lasted several days. it resulted in three judgments being written which were made public over the week-end. The majority Judgment dis ing the application was agreed to b! Assistant Ohisf Commissioner B. J. McLean and Commissioner Stone but was dis- sented to by Commisiortcr T. C. Norris. A dissenting Judgment was PNDflrrd by Deputy Chis! Commis- sioner F» Nan. Osrceau and con- curred in by Commissioner non-ts favbffld Granting ths lower rates. This left the standing even and

r- J. A. Btonsman wrote

s Judgnrsnt reviewing tho two for-

mer Judgments and supportinl the crity j at.

Jfldliflent took ths

view that no nswcvldmos has l, Iss8 "It's hearing that warranted (submission from rc- vsrsinl diction reached in

{my ass-stirs and wasn'- span-r m m...

ssonnmd Mann's‘ Lntnnn

NEW YORK. N’. Y., market was Irregular all my "D

80 Ind

era] Electric continued to be a (suture it failed to generate active buyiuglin. tbs balance

pointly. No spec during tihe day to RM flllllarently‘ I dull trendieaa mar- lifil "If? be expected until ths "Gold Clause’ decision la handed down and the tmceitalnty over the Auto Code

date of expiration. we would defer new cornmttsmen . dlaw and Comliany.

csurbei- Cotton sold no eaterdsy and closed 6 points higbsr. izilgas buy it! it reacts again

Again ~ths murkct was very inactive grew csssa slightly reaction- ary» I do no , until after ths old dselslon la out General‘ Elect s mas 9n aging ira- at M“. l export to ass much bgber this yea: but would not buy it unlsss it reach sear again. You should already bs long of it near i0. 20 and ‘ll.

wearinghnuse should also sooner oi- later. but would noly buy

NEW YORK. N. Y.. Jan. Paper Co» rescinds. advance-or taco ll (on ttyths l9 lirica level cLgg a ton for tbs first

Reading Co December net operating income 11.082306! against $1,008,066 in ‘ii. closi A reeuscnt reached bctvwen- offic- ot Cntenpiilar Tractor Deere and Co for joint utilisation of denier outlets throughout tho United B‘ ll B!

Goodyear. Goodrich Tire Companies will raise factory workers and salaried workers in similar pny brackets. nn average of about six percent, creative next, week approximately 300,000 workers. December cigarette output

against 7,700,034,723 in December 1931i, against 276,800,240 manufactured tobacco 2,022,913 pounds

k oi England rate unchanged at Gold Bars quoted in London inur-

ciorsd a dividend of 2.? cents on com- mon,‘ previously paid 30 cents quart-

erly. Plymouth Motor Corp has received orders for dealers fcr

GRAIN

(Johnston and Ward) CHICAGO, Jan 24_

Toronto and Itnriis irregularly‘ lower. 'l‘omnto .\linea—Lou'er. > New Ynrk~§4i0clts closed lows ‘ Winnipog-lvbeai: uep to 9Q blontrenl—-Silver st ndw.

.\'t-\v York-Cotton higher: lower; sugar and coffee unchanged.

“WXNIPEG. Jan 24

. . . . . . . . ., 4.‘: _ .. 421., 41-h 4m

lllOI" irt-ciy of Cunlilr ' ‘ p Alhhll-hssqiw’! [Hellenic 3th; 00 lbs S3 Itlsy 0,‘.- t- ton csrioia (‘noose no i Ont tail 10%- Cheoso Bummer 11% to 12. Butter no l 24.

in cartons A 1 largc ill.

l.

Wheat prices on the

Grain Exchange rail

9Q to 1.4 cent higher, t

a ca wcrt- tho heat in

pport uhsurlirtl willi- y the selling tiint t-nwrvtl

fairly airiivc throughout d by occasional flur-

ea. _ Further stiles of Austrnliii to Jupnn and a rcpnrtcti inrprnrcd 0 tniucs Q whrnt prices to hold st F"! unt-hnngell to lid lower. wna unchanged to 1/. (‘hit-ago was weak, one ccnt lower- aliipmonts for this war-k worc estimated

fairly active on ths ‘inotiiiy cxchnngt- tcdny and futurrn remained steady with unchanged to 20 points up from yes-

in

213.000 iiuulicls of “hi-lit. not n busbrl was rloarcd. ' Cash wbcnt was quiet.

July. cf 64.40 and a low of closing at - tity of malting bar- d Rtntra for shipment

grains futurca showed nu ruaicr tcn- dency most oi‘ tho sosninn.

Noun! yvnrsnmn CHRISTMAS comer-mu

The North wiltshire Christmas concert was held in the hall on Friday evening. Dec. 2i. The accom- evening was Mrs. G. B. Noye. Mr. Ed bly acted as chairman durinB presentation of the following program: Chorus. Santa Claus is coming to town; recitation. Campbell; pantomime. Away in a Manger; recitation. Bernice Camp- Austin Bow-man;

Doreen Campbell; solo, Wanda Mc- Lean; recitation, Shirley Mctoan: recitation, Jackie Johnston; logue. saving his bacon; recitation. Arnold Godfrey (enmred); rerita- Peggy McLean: reading, "Miss Maioney on the Chinese question Mrs, Gordon Mactom; rscitation, Gordon Godfrey. chorus. school: dialogue. A dream of Mother Goose: solo. ltilds 010w‘. mcitstion. Vernon Clark; Merry Christmas: recitation. ROY‘ mond Berrigan:

Bells (pncorsd): recitation. Haggis Clark: recitation. Dorothy Toombs; Flag Drill: recitation. Nslsorvlisth- crley; pantomime, It came upon the mldnlsht clear: exorcise. C ads; chorus, Good mm children. Atitba close of the wogrsm Santa arflved and distributed all and baaflly laden tree. each pupil receiving a sift. and treat. of candy from their toioher and a treat or fruit from the Warren's Institute.

The entertainment was brought to s close by Milling the National

I! Obs feature oi the can was ""......."i‘“i'li."'.'.ti’. 1...... u o a . received

c. m, Hutch

i st wit»: no: sscslvsd at this tine of ysar. Blah Inn. 14st us 108.“ 18-18 1@.8 0.11 111th, Ipw Last 0“ g0 Bails . 84.70 l4

o mu '114s 11:1?“ 40 Bonds-i... ' v

IAIING Wednesday Ironing

NIW'Y01\K. N, Y» Jan. flk-lluy l5 lower, but my corn

chase at or bclarv B1. American Woollen pid bought below 40 ag in Radia will sell big l do not know what day it will st Buy-it around 5 and bolt

Glance

( Canadian Pr

. MisféélIuneous

(causal-h rims)

MONTREAL. Jim. 24- Whcat ‘nor -nc firm.

li:irii-y' v w no 1t c4.

Outs i? W no 2 M. l Outs t! \\' no l) 47.

Unis fncd no 1 44!.

Flour spring wheat patents

<5 3i

Flour seconds $4 90.

Flour bakers 84 80. Flour winter wheat patents choice

401:0 ‘Q1 . -~"*

l‘ Yo

ii litrgi- 2.‘: B mctiiuni ‘lit. i‘ 21.

S0‘! 4547.

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TRFQAL. ‘Jan. 24—Trsding was Canadian _t‘t|l1li-

Salt-a totalled l2 contrucls inunry. four liiurrii, irvu .ny and January aold at a higb 54-85 before ‘H35 hid ‘wtrllo March fin- isbcd st 54 50 bid alter tradin tween a range of M06 and

hilly trough-t hi‘; 15, closing at. M 10 and July omlctl at i’>a'i.7il bid soiling nt 53 S5 and 55 80.

NUDIST BABY IS PlCfUB-E OI‘ fiAl/IH

PARLS, Jan. 23—'I‘he healthiest child in France today is ivlichei Theiilet, the first 100 per cent nudist baby, who chuckled in glss yester- day as the wintry winds smote his naked little body.

Doctors Gaston and Duwillc. famed naturalists founders of the two great nudist camps of France, round Island of Levant. off the Riviera. and the summer camp-of Heliopiis, in the Bolus near Pans- declared that the ‘rheiliet boy is superior in every respect

Michel was born at midnight, Nov. 9, 1983. as ths chill winds of ths Mediterranean swept across the Issnd oi Levant.

During ths vess- and few months oi his nudist career, never lived under a roof nor worn a stitch oi clothing. He has never been sick. His hair is already cm-ly and his skin is the bronae.

A‘ Suggestion For Your Benefit

Jones.

IOWSI "Ill!

should be a . her this year, but

. B. 02,- and I listing.

Markets At A

can) Montreal-Industrial

fllhbOl

' firsts

3.’: 80 to $0 00.

one HIBWAHQs-S. a: to sss 2n.

.25. $15.00. 11.

the all-year-

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NEW YORK

Excgsgvcs

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after making some new hlahs in early dealings. ended with small loans. while corponta issues were mined. Power Company loans, how-

ever, intzoved.

' A bw utility prcferreds were able tcgstupmmttoapointseavh or a, little more, including Oom- monwealth and Southern at 34, and Unitedfiorp. at 20. Brooklyn Ufl- m ion gas lifted over apoint at 50 1-8.‘ D but most other utility fiquiflrs W!“ unchanged to s. shade easier.

Declaration of a $2,500,000 divi-

as dsnd out oi surplus by thc North- western improvement 00,, of which the Northern Pacific Railroad WIS the recipient as the sole stockhold- it in case it reacts below 38. Iii-st 91-, was followed by a. frlctltlflfll National Stores should prove a pnr- ‘aback m the “M5145 5pm]; to 11‘5-a. The payment. which has bean in varying amounts for sev- "t grgl ygflfg past, was only about hi1! _ ‘ the amount contributed to the par tfontainer a ms well Iltld i: you ent company by this sirbsidisi-y at acid halt when i; got to 18% keep the other half for l8 or . American Gas and Electric can al- ways be bought. around 10 and sonaiiy, l prefer it greatly to

{greatly the end of 1983.

Turnover on the stock exchange

was tsmoo shares, and the Assn- ldtd G M it d t h g:- cisted Press average fortléiselieurated srtu n e as n oeln‘ ave _ ,

City Administration hanging around “Oct lost‘ '11 o‘ a point a o” its neck. it pays tho same dividend as‘Cons. Gan also extras.

If you get. the chance buy Steel near 38. American iugar lit-public Steel pfd 47 to 46

PRODUCE

"(Canadian Press) ‘ MONTREAL, Jun. 24——1\o 17""

changes were shown in light trading

n the Montreal dairy and produce

market today with butteit holding at