MAR1<E__1_'_coss1P ‘Mft s¢..¢1.i1v.. Y. seed. - -

_ _ s "

_ ° “nge ° "fi-Ke Central Guardian ......... ......... ......... _

' “'*-“ ` Cormac, St. George‘s. _ 14') Richmond Street. Charlottetown I

Be- -e vw -°= aaa

.loiinstea and Ward‘a S

1”’ wire)

\l(lli.NINO IIAIKBI' LITTII _

"' ;l‘_:_°’°.':t:‘__i "::.°:°i-'__

\~1.;rv YORK. N. Y.. Iuna I6-

""','-l,,ly|a’;” recogimendntlous produced

rece

'giiiainutlal rcccssions'in the

1.-...l_-rs on the upside and more mod- _,_,,,,,. iicciillos gcliernily throughout 41|.-_ list. The trend continued down |.. ilio first hai( hour after which ill.-ru `\\';is a cautious partial

<'o\\-i‘_\'- `

,\n<liison's dividend announcement

,i miil~1lny was followed by buying .,f 1-iirrlor stocks. principally \\.».~i~rn roads, but these and g,,,,,.,-3| ninrkst reccilcd sgalri on |...ris from Washington :is to P.-.\i;r.\ss of tile Utility Holding Com p_||iv illii. Except for some special-

ii-\.<f including Radio which _ ctiv at th

...“ng :ind very a e s cl all .llvisloua showed losses on a _my .liodcrnto declines were record-

,_,| gn \\’iiont,, silver :ind bonds.

0.. inc wiiole the market display-

1-it 11 good measure of resistance to ru.-li selling pressure as appeared lun _-info this pressure was not g at _.lol as tho technical position |.~.-1; ii-iwilivncd by the recent advance wo think the situation calls _-_...tion on the part of buyers pend-

ing is further test.

Laidlaw ann company.

IUAIKABY

NEW YORK, N. Y., June $11. S.

1-l~~ir‘_.~ output up 0 per cent: in _lnn.- ‘.‘_! wot-k vs 4-10 per cent in

pr- rlous week.

_\‘.--.r York Stats Superintendent of lllmking orders reduction in bank lmorl-ei. rates to 2 per cent from

p.-rv.-lit effective Oct lst,

ilolli inirs 1411 2d vs 141s Md. lluirh rua rerinced_to 4 per cent

from .'» In-r cont effective June 27

liiiilu-.i Lids ltuproveinent Co.

rlli-vii log-ul-ir qiiiirteriy 25 cents

iuiuillmri rlivlrlcnd.

~'im.vi _-igc" says steel production

is imiiiiiig at 38 per cent of caps my unchanged compared with a

i if

\\' L* _ HIFI. 'v;.‘_~_'1t Northern R‘y May net oper alll-L: income $1,030,847 vs $042.17? in iii l\’ii 5 month 33,04 774 vs

..‘: '.- _ 9 ~~.'i""sa .' '

, _-... . _

_»\m<-rican Cer and Foundry

ami wholly owneii subs fiscal year rn1i~|i Aprl 30, 1035, net loss $1.068,- tii after charges vs not loss $1,800,-

Ki': in the previous year,

Southern Caflfolinia Gas Co plen-

nlnl: io rcfuufl $14,816,000 of 5%’l ami .'i‘s with a new issue of 815,000,- nnll ot :ist mortgage and refunding bon-lu. 4 per cent series of 1005.

Voiiins' and Alirmun Corp. and mln- quarter ended June lst earned $1 il is common share vs 28 cents a share quarter ended lilay 28, 1 _

liluuio ruiee,committce denies qu.-et of Rep. Roybiinn, Chairman

lniorstnte and Foreign Ceminer Pmiimttce, thot tivo motions to re- rrvmmit be pcrmittcd on the Utility iiili in order to force a record vote

3%

sg.

_ '_

934

evi- lid-

nt

“_

the the N. the

w

as

ose, th

rc has'

foo

d

Co

N. of ce

_ _ " "" " ' ` "0 " - \ w.-in rn., no ... pea... rr.. Prohibition Act.

__ ‘ ' or one month

issue. Bula reported will pe mit am- eudmsnts to all sections of the, llii sud limit debate to eight hours.

Hills Lew last-; Off

_5§¥f` oo; _Refi eos

UQ H “ o rg” ‘§a=§

1:23

M Ind . _ _ _ _ 1

20 Rails _. _ 2) Util _ _ . _ 40 Bonds ._ _og

Jon

V IAIINO lslllll

Tuesday lveliag

NEW YORK, N. Y., June 25-

Wiieat closed 1 cent lower and last advices hold good. Cotton closed about unchanged and would buy back a little December cotton it it goes to slightly below 11 cents.

The Presideht's recommendation

that the practically conflscstory taxes on the higher incomes should he enacted immediately caused I further setback off 1% points in the lvefllel. but it won't change tha trend of the program. The maiorlty ot stocks reached very little and quite a number closed unchanged or

higher, while only the high priced issues. auch as meoicsn Can, Air Beductionand Int'l Business hlaeh- ine reacted sharply. thus accounting

_for the 15% points drop in the aver- ages. I st l expected these averages to go to about 124, though it might

take a day longer than I expected. Therefore, all ' ormer advices hold good and profits on half your hold- ings should be taken* when the aver- ages get to about 124,

The silver stocks. considering the

sharp break in the metal this week, hold remarkably wall and I leak ter s good advance in them shortly.

Phillip Morris reacted less than s

pointand it should be held until I tell you to-sell it. Bear in mind that while the cigarette industry as flurilll Ml! over Ms! 1034. sales of s whole increased about 5% per cent Phillips during May increased oven 100 percent over May. 1034,

ltsdio pfd B. made another new

high, opening at 52% and closing at 5554, I still advise holding for n sr

.

I0

e

tid.

Celsnese made s ‘new high 20%

but sail out around 27 to 28. Ameri can Foreign Power 7 per cent pfd reacted a point and the 6 per cent pfd over s point. The latter should make s new high. When both can be sold, as 20 for the 'i' pen cent shows s good profit. Chrysler sold helow 48, but I still think you'li get 54. Otherwise there is no chsu from recent advices and I still con- fidentaiiy expect about 1.34 for the industriais and 80 for the rail aver- ages.

' Bering.

[LASIK

President Roosevelt sees two prim- sny purpose, revenue and s better social order. lays matter of schedules left entirely to Congress. he denies any word from White House that taxes should be passed this week.

Dow Jones.

I

GRAIN

A

/.

(Johnston and Ward)

i"IIIC_~\h`0, June 30- Whcatz-

Dish ht 83%

.Tilly ... .. .. ..._ Fvpt ... . _.. .__ Duc ,__ ._.. ...___

Corn!-

luly ... ... ... Sept. ... ... . _... Dec . . ... .__

gig'/G ...lt

0nts:-

luiy _._ ... ... ... Sept .___ ._ , . ._ llcc I.. ... .. ...

iii

WINNIPBG, June 26- Whcst:-

llsh

July ... . _ . . .. 81% Oct ... _..- ... . ._ &‘)§ Don ... ... ... . ,

Sept . ._... . .

0nis:- V July ... . ... 1-. $0 H'-i»t ... ... Sli lice ,.. ... ...

Low

'I0 01% 81%

81% 75% 54%

39% > 39% 845(

Low

80% 31%

88% 34%

_.._;.___._-.--

M T’L_ CURB

(Johnston and Ward)

Stocks Opened

thitlhi Assoc Brow _ ._ Brow Corp coin _ liruiiibnrnois .. . _... lircw corp phi lirlt Amer Oil 4‘zin iilalt _. _ 4'|lnil1p (lil pfll ,... l`rvn I‘sp ... ills S1-ng . l`|\rd of Pan A ilroevi Ntnlwil lioluc Oil _ liiiil Oli . imp Tub Intl Pet . .\i:~icbers A Nr-rnmla

no 12% 3'./1 1

in mir. :im 1 oo in 211 so no 111% i:i ri.-.14 lil :-nm

'l`~‘i‘k liiighcs _,_ ___ ._ -ilo

\\;.1ilrr-'r Good liaikcr Good phi

2l‘-ii

_ IH

Walker Iiro-_v 3100

Last

last

sol; sm 80%

82% -nm 05%

86% sa 84%

91% 32%

88% 34%

Lass no 12% 3%

se§eso§§§w

ll) 13 34 10 $500 410 2-1 lti 900

PRODUCE

‘ ga-l

- (dana-dtaa Press)

MONTREAL, June 20--Price move-

lncnls were generally steady on the Montreal dairy and produce market today. At the weekly auction. of bat- ter. spd cheese 1,110 boxes or Quebec butter wen sold. sms 1.094 hoses of Quebec cheese went - for 91( seats.

llnttrr market was mostly 101( to

105% cents por pound for carlots or l<‘» ct no . uniio lots to retailers “'L'f0 qiuotril al. 20% cents for solids ami ii/, cents for prints.

Choose has itelily It 10% ro 10%

Nil!! for sie`l current Ontsrios an 10 <1 is for no i Queirers.

more unchanged with gated

*Ili nte"tir\ cariotsmr less ng IH li -cents a ooasn for biarga. lilly to lil eanrror medium. 10 e §_°.~_¢=m,_;;ra¢, _-aan mt in mi

he po&s. ‘siarlm = was _sorority *". “mn-‘f.“.':‘:’f.:.'“‘.:. tl.

- 2'. a ' _ _ °

llllias !l,esn_ta tot.” , $4 rs. 0id Kgetlioil WU" ._'. _ fi ta" que , 81 to 4! ~.__.~,,, 9. _ tl nswieas and 40 to

u».~* l*~N“““ ._ F P“*”"‘“ u SLHJLRJ 1-wvmmemame -»- in _»_ _I 1 i-_ ¥%Hh.".n1.“~."." ,_

' d _jj ‘ , J-.Ist 11- no ses union nm- _ _ _ . \

Ma rk ets A t A Glance

(canadian Press)

Toronto and \iontrvsi-Industrial

stocks lower.

Terf.|\~n Mines-Lower. New York-Stocks closed 'lowsr.' ' wlnniper~Wfh¢l¢ uv 54 to 964 New York-Cotton and luslf

higher; rubber lower; cotfes nn- changed.

._.__.1_@-._¢--

LIVESTOCK

Acaraadi Press)

MONTREAL. J.:ue 26-Offerings

on the tivo Montreal livestock mao- kets today totalled 2.67 hesd.,Aom- posed of 189 calves, 8 hogs and N 1 bs. ‘Tesurdsy afternoon cattle Wgre moving slowly at £1.50 to $3 °l' canners and cutters. will Wmmiag boiogusfbuli: ssliiltllwllm 1°* U 33'

O » . “2;l:es"v'v0l’°'li/DIC! If $3 1° “'25

for grsssers arid common light'

drinkers to #.26 for medium cull-

nT..sei;li:s"were sold in mixed lots at

*argggzlmers sold at $10.25 for bac- ons, fed and watered, with ll PGY hog premium on selects. Butchers, heaviea and lights were I9-75 IIN! extra heaviee $0.25. 3°" 1"" from $0.75 to 37-50-

EXCHANGE

_

(Cassadllll Press)

us foilews:-

Argentins peso .2-052. australia round 3 04-S5.

Belgium heisl -1094. China Hong Kong dollars .5565- Donmark krone _'$210.

Finland fininark .02i0_

France franc .0064.

Germany rsichamark .4040- Grest Britain pound 4.045.

Holland fiorin .0801- Hnngsry M1180 Nm-

lnrlia rupee -3789-

ltliy lire ,$20.

Jgpan yen 2011.(

§“‘°"..3'iI_..‘.“‘}.‘_.'.__'_i”‘l‘l..... ew a . -

keona .$488.

Norw Y neural africl ywnd * °‘°"~ spain peseta . 81|

Sweden krone .2058-

Switserisud franc _$268.

premium.

Miscellaneous I

...___-

(csusdlsn rresll

MONTREAL, June 20-

wnaat, nor- no 2 81. llsriey, C W no I 46. 3:2’ % ‘$6 'A2112' '

I .

d no 1 43

Q 10.

d “T0-

ETS l.°i°\l'§`..'sl.s¢\_

111°" a so

'hog white corn #ii 50 1° 5-09-

lraa toe 26.25 to no le.

lllllll ton M5 to 21.25.

lllddiinaa ten aero to Sligo. am'=o?;“' “{o:0esl¥i:»i:`i1i'se.

g ~_r'us Ont 10% 1° 1091 :ft 1" iw.

U ~

sus A large 20

an

O

“-er' .

` l

W ., y. _- _ .--_-..-,>.~. 5'- _ I, _ v__,v.. ,_ __

/steel on

iiiorvriznai.. Juno 26-Britifh IM

foreign exchange in relation ta: gs Canadian dollar as compiled -I d H Royal Bank of Canada closed to ay

mm-.i sum sonar i-is wr wif

g1.§f,fr".`}rlu| wlnie palms. time

winter wheat patents, choice

llisll

ss. '

Bathurst A ... 554

. _ 121

B011' Tel _

Bruek Silk

Can Can Can Can Can Can Can Can Can Pan Cock Plow

Ca r Cas Cel Cam

Ind No

Pac .

Dryden

Dom Coal

Gen Steel

Holi Gold

Mont Pow N B

Power Co

Sbawinlgsu

\Vin I-llcc

Commerce Montreal _

oya _ Bank of

currencies regular on

es tgday.

of one

st 0.64 ce NW currencies

while the

from 1-32

TORONT

exchange closed at nay at 104

compared within the expanded Selling

net.

Silver sb

property until s` mo

was assure

Sylvanite

2. 01. befo

was 5 een Gains incl for Lake

Stocks ‘

Afton Alex _._ _ Aigoid Anglo H . Ashley Astoria Bagumac _

Bear .

Big hiiss _ Bobjo

Braloene

Buff Ank Bunk Hill

Castle T _

Chem el Chiboug . Coniarum D hiinea _ Eldorado _ F Bridle Fed Kirk

Gabrielle _ Gods Luka

Greene _ _ _ (iunnnr . _

Hollinger KOWAY . _

Kirk Lake

Bit

La`msque

Man East

Maple L _ llc ntyre llclfenale Muvittie _ llchliilsn llic\\'stters Meri Oil . Min CMP lioness Morris Norsnda _

gigs Oil _ ayiaas er Pet Cob _

Premier _ _ Preis ~Air _

led Lal!

locus -1.

,__

lon Tie _ Beads' *lt Auth _

gud Basin nd Cent iioilivan

O TA TION 0 ‘we

Qiiii- §§§;E fill E

Bras '_l"L Pow ...__ .. B'C Pow A ...... B C Pow B

Build Prod

Cln_Brou1p _ . .. com pfd

Com Com Hydro Elec Pfd _ 40 Ind Ai B ._ T

.ai A sy, a

rth Pow ._ Na 10

Steam Pfd __ ._ il

Cons Sniolt

Pop

Dom Britlgc

pfd

Dom Steel Coal B

\Vures ._

Huw Smith Pop ._

lliues __

Intl Nickel

McColl Front .___

D

Quebec Pow St Law Corp

South Can Pow __ __

Can com _..._

Novo sco¢ii'.._ .`.. R i __

Canada ._ . _.

Currencies

C il Th

French 1' sri: was up ,01 of s ce

n s,

14 cents- to

been active vrsa 'less il

till late in

W

r

low for th

Acme Oil ._

Barry H

Bradian n it x

cal oli Can Mai

Cen Paé

Graham Graunds ._ ‘... -1-

Hall-row . _ _ . ._

L ore _ North Lak

Is\f_tlO In I4 liiacsssa ._ _

Patron, Pick Cro

PWM' "'_ ._ lea

ggtrol ...

sd Auth _

Rane Gold

Opened

_ 0 24 £1" nl;

_ 1%

14% 24% 'ii%

io-ey,

3*/1 eo

1:42

4% ow' ...‘ii 21% lcv,

_ _ __ 23% 29

35 Z5

_,.. ... ...

lil POW . .

Nat Steel Car

I’

10'*

':1_'. _‘ii _.32 _ _.100 _ 15%

12%

49

_ 110

BANKS

-_-_i

tflanadiaa Press)" MONTREAL, June 26--Leldin

were inclined to be Montreal foreign exehan The pound 'sterling eas

YORK, .Time 26-Leadin moved narrowly in th

foreign exchange markets today.

The pound sterling, closing 84.94%, showed a loss of 55 of a ce

French franc lost a smal

gain to wind u the session n changed at 603; cents. The Ca sdisn dollar extended its discou

to 1-I6 per cent.

MINING

(Canadian Press)

0, June 25-The Toron index for the gold share

a new law for the year to _T5 off rom 106 24. Weak

ness developed mainly in the me ium~price poop. lidacsssa drew!

close at 1,52 s new lo

with a high price of 2.

last six months. Volum

to 368,000 shares. of Noranda which ba

thrqugh several session reasing today and th

price closed at 36.15, “D 55 0'1"'

e year. The close at 2.05 ts down for the day. ded 1.21 for Dome, 06 shore and 5 tor Pioneer.

Cldao

. ... . .. 19

. . ... 52

._ ... _ , . _...__ 1%

. e... 45 . . . . .l 460'

.. , , . -... 14

.. 3%

... ... ..._ 4%

._ _ _ a _. _ ' _ ei

... _ . ... ... l; ` I .°'II1uo

.. .. ... . 8%

284

. ,. .. ... ...._

._ ,_ ._ -in

._ _ a _ ei _,.,.._ios ._ _ ..._.1111 . ._ ._ 111

_ _ . ..___1oii

.. __ ._ me

. . . . , _ .__ 101

_ ... . . . 375 . . ... ... ... ._ 2

_ _ _ _ ._ ._ zo __ _ _ _....1111 ._ ._ _ is

........

1.' ' _ 'rs

' ' ie

.I M Cons _ 35%

51W

_ ._ an

... . . . ._ 4

L" G°m` __ _._ me

_ _ _ . . . __.iso

._ . 5 ' " _._:: .tit

,. , ._ ..120

..., _ ... IH

1

__ . 1 ._ _ .--ig* _` _"ras

_ io ._ _ _ __ sei

,.._..._.. “gg

.. ._ 4

._ ....IMI

,_ __ _ xo

ug

malta ' 300

Ant _ min

._ . . ._ _.870

. ... ... ... 57

_ "_: :::'°l

l&§e§§3$

.. , ... ».. ~~~~-

ll" tawa).

5% steers ‘ 121 su sea _ ° Am ire.-,Pr i-... __ __ on 34 allied t.-lieu. _ _.152

an ner ._

Amer Can Am Car Found 10

.iii 20'

Am For Pow ._ Aui Loco . .‘ 14 »

13?.

61/Qi 3° am 7 Am % Am 6 Am

& An C _

~~1°‘/1 10% Atchison

in ...rf -

asia Lace __ __

3% B` _ '

zo'/1 132

4% :l;<,

-ill S?/2

Beth Steal . Briggs __ Byers A 11 - Burr Add lincb 17

Con 011,.. _

Can Dry uin Can Pac ._

gale Tliresh

al Corp

1% Com Son ._ __ 1%

Cong Nairn 36%

14% nes om.. _ 4:

100%

15 15”’

o u n K

11° Celum Gss Elec __ 73

Con Gas 25

gon %and__. orn lo

144% Del Bud __

% li_I Dupont.

181 270 150 01%

.‘ First -Natl Stores .L

3 Graham Paige -

1'* Great North Pfd 3' Great West Sug

cd

1,4 o a .cut to 41141,; wail. the §,‘§§"§,‘f,,°"

United States dollar advanced 1-32 Hum, Motm " ’

P" "lf ' 1-°° »1-1°- ° intl Hai- _ff'._'.' 45 1’ ‘it mi Nickel __ ._

Intl Tel

I

° Kan City South ... ... t Kelvinator ... ..._ 14% 1-i ‘t Ken Cooper _ 18 “I Lambert Co _ 27 27

Lig Myers B

“' Liquid Cnrh D; Loews lncrp ° Loose wine his

Mack Trunk 20%,

to Natl Dairy Prod s Natl Pow Light - N ‘H _ .

d- North Amer d North Pac _.

e Pub se. N11' _II

W

T5 Penn Rail

d Pullman Co .. .__ I.

9 lladio.Corp ._

ares were on the up sido Safeway Stores ,_

the day when Castia sold

off on the announcement that the

quid not be reopens

he stabiiised metal msrke wr; a -oo Izootiia £1.

dar coup. Out! 6

“con ’ ezomeetfng support. s new Stand Gas Elec

Shell Union Oil __ ..,

d Sim Co .

t Socony Vac

0

d Stand Brands _.

._ 2 14!

aCobait _ _. ... ._

_ f’."”°"..1-it

1.1

m Pow Light 8% 3111 in ltad ._ __ 14%

Suiclt Rfg .__ .

Sugar _ 581.: Tel and Tel 19764

1."-it 47 21

Tob B

11% 8%

erin

oppeo

Auburn Auto ._ _ 21%

. 11%

srn A __ ... 8% Ben Aviation . 14%

. ..._

14%

21% ._ 10% 10%

__ out _- 26%

£106 ill 36 42% 2 % 43%

blc North ._

2%

Chrysler hint 48%

Com Sol.___ __ 19 gpg Con Oil 8% 8%

5255 sl 75 75

31 20

102% 100

East Kodak _ 1;; 145

Elec Pow Light __ _ 3 liiris .. ._ .855 8%

54% 54%

Freeport Tcx 24% 25 Gen Asphalt _ __ 26% 20

..._

2332

so

Gola nose __ 17 15 oooorici. nun' _ s a Goodyear Rub 1! 18

11,4 114 2114 201.4 14% 7%

...._ 20

20

. _ ._ 14%

77s

44% mf.

10 50%

.° I 21101?

5212

.Tolins Man

_ _ ._ 110% . ._ 31

. . .. 41 40 ...... 41% 41

Mclfeesport Tin ._ 114%

Math Alkali _f. _ . ._ 30

Miss Kan . _ 3 3

Miss Pac. ._ Mont Word 28 27% Nash Mot: 18%

sat 4% 17 lcv. 101/1 4

_ 8%

ew aven __ 4%

New York Cen ,., 17%

17% 20%

2132 23

. 37% 37

Phil ret ._ 21% -211,4

4 41 51?; 50% til/4 015 2% 2% 18% 13 391( 30 42% 421/.

Pack Mot. _

Phillip Mor

Badio Keith Oiiph ,... Rep Iron Btcel

Sears Roebuck _'.1

_ . _ _ 0%,

. ._ _ 13% 13

outh Pac _ _ _ ._ _ 18'/, 18 South Rail 10 0

.»..

Stand Uil Fniif ..._ Stand Oil N J.

Stewart. Warner ... ... 10 Studebaker 2% Thermoid ___, Texas Co 20% 201.4 Tex Gulf Sui 34% 33%

so :init 617|

1°* 35:2 34% 48% 47

10 2%

Tim Boll Bear Union Carbide Carb 60%

n ..'_ ___1§>a:2 1%*

United Cor .. ll- Unitea Dru; _` M W’ United Gas Imp ,__ 14%

42%

Union Pac U ited Ai

14

E 2 §1dhbAl 42%

u es _ . .. 12% 12

U 8 Smelt ;.. _ _ ..._ 101 10012 U s steel _ sei; say. van steel las; mg Warner Bros Co __ 4 4 Warren Bros _ __ 4% 4% West Union _ 34% West Elec 52

Woolworth Co MIA

Worth Pump ..._ Yellow Truck _.___ 3 2%

`

33% 50% 62

Toburn _ . . . . . . .._ 113

¥euturas ... ... ... ... ... 2% owagmntl ... .. ... . ...._ 10 Wayside ... ..: ... _... ... ._ 13

Whlia Es ... ... ... ...

Yniir Y G 3.1 Silver _ . _ _ . _ . . . . _ . 00% Total sales 845.000.

UNLIBTED

Alderman: ... ... ,.. ... ... ... 4% Brownlee ,__ ... . . ._ 1 Cen lion ._ ... ... ._ 3%

Co Cop ... _.. 172%

Fel _Oil __ , . . ... . ..._ - Home Oil ._ . _ _ _ Hnrl Bay _ . . Kirk Town _ _._ ... . . ._ Lake Pac ... ... ... . . ...._

gehei Oro _.. _ . . . . _

Bawk......... ._

~|»-“E23

£21 SS

was accompanied by her daughter

_ Vivian and joined here by hcr son

10% lglxi Archibald who has been visiting his '

uncle, A. B. MacDonald, Vernon, P.

I. wMrsii MacDonald and family,

_ 75 p an sa from Halifax on Satur-

--~. 15% day for England on the S. S. New-

3% fouridlurid_ There they will join Mr.

MacDonald and spend the summer (Experimental Forms Note) nt Worthin-on-the-Sen.. - Truro Bees are kept primarily for the NEWS- honey and wax which they produce.

I

wi-len n'___ _,_ ___Iu»fly‘

Oil Bel ... ... ... ,.. .. Park Hill ,__ Pend Ore ... ,.. ... ... .Pore Cro ... . . ... ...

_SSA

-Ritchie ._.. ... ... ... , lud Mines _._ _

7=°'£§

rteaifsu ,'.. __ _

when xirr

_ MALE PUPS

ey seinisrss ____ ' `

“° “°'“ ' .|"|'£'e'§.1°‘{'."¢1'.'.'..§' ».T.'i'°'§§f»§2'1'.i..¢"'1I Mrs. E- M-

einaeue sum §2;°¢~4°-wmv “_r..»..1»s»a‘m “1.{“aw»m__Q:‘ .z :::&.-_-:fm -nam... 1:3351 3 gireiisgi 1;; gzamgivymeé ma

i3I"‘15“°u“.T.‘f.i..?:..'.i°'2.'!.2“.., °é".'.Z..¥_’.'lL° “"°"°°~ summer- vim we wr- wen-

'rim venus-Balance or our Mil L°‘"°“°° M°”‘”|*» D°'°“°°

sag; stock gl lladies tsp;-1:11? suits and Street'

In °°°"s ce” a V-B' pr W' Rev. Joseph Campbell of $1* L'°27°"""2°'“’ Panic college, winnipeg, who

K

.4'iis |:l=ii. _ _ ._ ci 211' b n viaitin his mother ‘ " ' _ £12 mi New rnunsric long nun snort E" hem, Ca' ml -¢,,,d,5,'_,, le

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NEW SPARTON RADIO was

141'.-_, $89.50. Now $51.00. Toombs Music m_ H C Hodgson vice preside ‘lah swre' I"`8347' of Modern Paving Ltd., who li

"__" been o the Island- for the p

'run vooun-clearing for noi- week' 12,, ymemw mommg 4 1”' days' Spwial gmup °f dresses Western Canada. in connection wi

at $1.98, $2.95, sans and $5.00. C d Ln

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111;, THE VOGUE-Special discounts M,-,_ R_ Q Hong; and “mi

gijii on all mlllinery. dresses, knit suits Wlsh to exp,-ess their deep app; ,;?§ ‘und Skirts on Dvller Days-_ _ clarion to their many friends

L 8275 6-26-21

16% ' '

21% iw and. help in their recent sed 1051 FOXMEN.-Feeding sungio Rat- ,-,mvemenh 1,32 1°* ions exclusively, has given super- __

for results wherever fed. The cost is

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LATE CABBAGE PLANTS 30C

per 100 at Carter & Co's Seed MR5_ AL ERT C_

Coiumb Curiwn so 31% Store, Woolwortl-i’s or J. J. Gay do

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BEST SILVER FOX PELT. ‘arch

London Sale out of 80,000 skins, was e °‘ 9 Eg y ' from e 1934 Pup Fed exclusive on gommuggy °f Dur;f'§g]!;;g°ré;s£e Sunglo as cereal part of Ration ‘mom 'md we

.y ni d- ' For over o. year Mrs. Foster V: gom Wea Ef1gS_t%o‘;im_ng‘ ccor mg noi; been enjoying good health

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me” Am" mt" " 2;” 8' ues ` no one suspected that her condition

FUNERAL ronav.-The funeral W” Cfmcal- S“°h W” he' *Pm*

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THE SERVICES on Tryon Uni

committee of the Indian Carnival held at the English Inn. Deep Brook, N. B. Saturday evening, it

in charge of the direction of this year'.s pageant. I-Ie will be twisted by Professor M. C. Mo.cDonold.

written by Rev. Father Murphy.

VISITING TRURO - Mrs. J. J.

Doy e, Charles Street. She

VISIT P. E. I. -- MIS. John

formerly held a pnstorate_ to visit friends for p. short time before pro-

-New Glasgow News.

L43” where he will spend two months

fore returning to the West.

°°°d'“B °“ the h°meW°‘”d 1°“m°Y~ benefits of beekeeplng in that me

giéggilit E5 EEEEP S 5§e° Eirirgigg

toxicating liquor costs or three

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a neu-ruas._ _cons suaiatarf

sow :lv---_ 0.1.1121; ,‘

cases n-om some other plant alto-

ter gether. While -there ue some varie-

ties of plants that will produce large crops of fruit or_ seed when

St. fertllised by their own pollen. it is has n recognized fact that all would be Mrs. flowers set little or no fruit while

tt untented trees of the some variety ork produced a. ooumlcrcial crop. 111 the be- case-of black currents a. crop was

set without the aid of bees, but larger crops were produced on those

nt bushes to which bees had access. as Wind and bees are the chief agents est in the distribution oi’ pollen from or flower to flower, but the bees are 'Sh by for the most important. because in they depend upon the flowers for

life itself and as they fly from one to the other in search of nectar they

11' distribute the life-giving pollen as e- nature requires. For this reason it r has become common practice for

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their kind messages of sympathy growers to buy orc rent colonies of

FOSTER.

Foster which occurred on Sunday, Jun 9. t th e of 68 ears the

continued to br up and about

r _ _ t_ not to complain. Careful examin-

` 16 ‘|);;t111t,,T;'s%B'§,,eid1:/,IWS0f(§;{aB1?ad1§5a&\iational at the hospital. howev r.

. can meds 30% Howatt, will take place this 'I’hurs.5revealed e. condition that caused

Gen M02 .. -. % day afternoon from St. John's Ang- - nl ave concern to her relatives and

' llcan Church, Cropland. Servicclfrlellds. billi She 1191591! WHS Calm' 95 starting at two o’ciooi<. ‘ly and bravely ready for whatever

might come. Although. very week

if CLOSED Fon FUNERAL, _ she lingered for about a. month % Owing to the death of Mrs. Brad- the hospital, quick to recognize il!-id

ford D. Howatt, Cnrvell Bros., will glad to welcome any friends Wm be closed this afternoon from 2 to called to see her. and conscious un- 4 o‘c1ock_ L-8205-0-27-li. til within u few hours of her

pass

ing away. M

She leaves to mourn her -

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ted 'Church Circuit and at Borden band and two sons, Ernest in

14 on June 30th will be: Tryon 11 A_M_ Mm-shjgeld and stanley in Dim-

. 11% Borden 3 P. M. and Crapaud 7.30 Staffngge, 315° two daughters, Mrs. - $6 P. M. Rev. Claire Wright (returned spurgaon Jenkins, ghnrlottetown,

Iggy Missionary from Japan) will speak and M,-s_ Alben; Stewart of Maunt

5; at all appointments. L-B280-6-27-ii. Albxom one infant son, Albert “_

W

eased her e. number oi

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12131-4 PAUL iroi.LINs wiu. miu-:cr ,;§',,,sp ,,g,,_ Three brotha, also su,-_ MV* --Af, n meeting of the program l Vive' Eddy vessey, Dmqgteffna

Wesley and Herbert Vessey. York and one sister, MIS. Osberi. lhimim. Vernon The funeral service from

Nm 3,, __ 2,, 215;? was decided to place Paul Collins he, lap., msidengg in Dunrtaitnege

__ 121; mg "the strolling vazwbvnd of the air" was largely attended. The service

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was conducted by her_peSt01' Re - George A. Christie, assisted by Rev. George Seliars, East Fionericevillc.

who will have charge of the music. .N_ 13,, and Rev. Dr. Vincent. Inter- The 501191 101' Y/he D306!!-I1i» Will be ment was at Marshfield Oemet

ery.

The pall bearers were Messrs S. O. Stewart, Herbert Thompson, Dun- staffnage. B- R. Brown. Horace Ves-

MB-0D0I1i1ld. Halifax, was in 'I-`l.‘\1r0 sey, York, W. H. Johnson and H.

giisvweek, lgucsl; of her sister, Mrs. B_ weeks, Charlottetown.

and when it is remembered that the normal honey crop oi’ Canada is

Henry. West- Side. who has been approximately thirty minion pounds very lil for some time had the pleas- y, year and me annual production ot ure of e. weeirs visit from her son. wax close to one hundred and fifty Rev- Gwrze Henry. of New Albany. mm. that alone seems to be surn- Indiana. Accompanied by his sons, ment fm- wi-grating those people Melbourne and Robert Lee, he made who are just ¢;-gzy enough to keep the trip by motor. Mrs. William bee_ The agvangages of keeping Gammon and Mrs. Robert Fraser bee5_ howey-e;~_ wnnof, be fairly ere sisters of Mr. Henry. It was at measured by the amount or honey the home oi’ the latter they stayed and wax they produce, nor does the while here> They left Friday -for beekceper himself reap the ful MOHWZUS. P-E-I-. Where MY- H@1“'Y reward of their labors. Fruit-

seed producers also share in the

crops of frult, vegetables and se are greatly increased because of t e bees’ activities. Before a. plant can produce fruit or seed, the flowers

growers. vegetable gardeners and

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Strawberry Boxes 1

R ep o rts from;

S T R A W B E R R Y Y C1 ro w e r s indicate that there will be a I arg e c r o p o f S T R A W B E R - R I E this year- `

We have just rec-

eived a large ship-

ment of

S T R A W B E R R Y B O X E S direct from the manufacturers reg- ulation size of the beet make. quarts

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~~,NlW -YORK, June M- erelgn ex- chan ,asap Great Britain nigh 4.0452? low 4 B5; close 4 il4l(l:~ 0 daysbills 4.021; raece 6.6813; taly l 8 li; Belaum ld 91; rmony 46.40; Casa so is-is.

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At New- York..-.Pound 40414: franc

0%? eantsl Canadian dollar 90.15-10 Nl _

At PII P'i\| 1|." fl U. S. 'dollar ls.;-i4°‘1’r; Canadian' doilor 10 00 ft. >

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illl_@tl| hlldlsn “Bar gag, ~ _

At aan Rand 490% frsncg

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and pints-

Better book your

order now, as there may be a shortage later on.

Special prices for

quantities.

Garter & Go., Ltd.

For Sale at

_ SEED STORE

Queen Street

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of that must be fertilized by their own pollen or that from some 'other flo\ve'~ of the some talent. 01' ill m0_St

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be- plum trees tent/ed ni: blossoming '14 time so that bees could not visit the

benefited from cross-fertilization. Experimental work carried out -by the Bee and Horticultural Divisions at the Central Experimental Farm. Ottawa.. has shown that apple and bees for pollinating _purposes alone.

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5°” ¥‘“d°“-“- L 8234 5 2" 5” in the death of Mn. albert* c. anvisns mms 'ro no snowmz

DHARWAR., Indio- (O. P.) -Pre-

an senting the Klng’s Jubilee medals. nt M. S. Desai. an Indian omciel, said had in u. country Like Indie.. where par- but 'iiaments were unknown for 2,000 nd years, it was desirable the advance

of democracy should be slew and caui:ious_

.iuniuasz Awasos nv?TT1`0a'§

poorza, Ioan.-co. P.)-.sevmil_»

arm omcere have received Jubilee irnecila in their military mpegs, and for civil services rendered muah dissatisfaction has resulted among others not mentioned at all

MB. JACOB SCOTT ' '

There passed peu.oeiu11y_ away ate the P. E. I. Hospital June 10th,

Jacob Scott in his 88th year. Mr:'7

Scott was born at Cornwall and was the last survivor of a family of nine, six boys and three girls His wife predeceased him titty years ago, In his early youth he moved to Charlottetown where he worked as n. tanner for many years. Loyal to his God and church and beloved -by all who

knew him, Mr sem -leaves 1. woie~~