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TIIE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .

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Market Reports

l» By ‘STEWART JONES ('3 CG" Charlottetown ' ggn-“purdenta or Greenalttclds & 00., Montreal

The Montreal Stock Exchange

l0pen|lllgh|Low|Lust ] I 100,’, {l0 3F)’, 30 ll‘

fllgixjita—z~caataxiiuc§xss==szafi:ci=z

510g“; ' Ilnniml stalt-IIII-Itt of the z-Iltuuauy “III Pun. Bronze .

rI-t-tiril I-stuIIIIsItv-tl -A showing for the

Alnssey »l it-rlt-I . . . I .\I 1111 t. u , All-Cull

Iii-lee lirus (IIIcIII-t: P011 Slunvlnlgan Sim-l of l'nn. \'I:Iu Hint-tilt .-

\\'ln l-llec. .... .-

pt-r vent. on ll dlvltlt-nd this lat-lug I ~ t ruli- 1vI1l1-I1 1:1 Hm-liv-I n. lilt‘ r100 per shares prior to '. lln- I for 1 split.

iX.\'l‘l(l.\'i\ i, NICKEL:

snIIi1-\\'lI:|l |1I\\‘<‘l‘ l-nlll ln ml valui- than lII the 1>l‘01'1-1l- . 1111- I||I|I|'1>\'1-I1I1-Ilt li\'l.‘l' Nu- nott-tl. Aside front 1' total»: were lowest

tlfll Power ,}_ _ _ llA TS: "Pa," i1rn""\“:|c _ .II.-_I...I..I l'\l\t1lt~l n!‘ IIIwI-Inirhniui ,.ofln‘,,___u i I I ,_, National Breweries -_ Llnlll-"l. I" hlouirenl _,.- |:su

xstlnnpl Steel t yqmnth ...... .._. m“; (‘onstrilctlon

lluynl .1 .- s

.1115 MONTREAL CURB MARKET

Stocks IOpL-IIIIllglrlitnvllan-II lllg Alissotirl ... .. ~l-l | -Ili it ~ltl In-It .1111. ou .. .. 1104111.", 11s.; (Fuhtmnt .. .. ..|'_'0 l

(‘an lllalt. ....l "T.

(‘I111 Yitrkera .. ..| 4 | IIonIIII. l-itig. W l5 I |

sin-ml‘ -------- ~' Winnipeg l-iit-ctric Q," ym-k stark Ex Iiange um! Iiirket closed today.

1 BANK§ unmet-Nova Seotlu .. Rink of lio Bank 0t Commerce . 34ml Bunk .................

XovI-Iulnur. EXpuflS nl Inatte, which junip- rply In llet-I-ntlu-r den-lined sinuo- . Inst Inonth l-ut: were i'tllISlIll'l'-|lI]_\' Light-r than ill Son-Inner. NII-kt-l Oxide shiI-IIII-Iits were u! the 111110211 Iluint since lust Juno.

3,1,1; t70lll’Oll.\'1‘lO.\' l\'lit.‘L'lll'l‘ll.-;S:

| i: - . .. - _ ,_ lI - Oil . .. I00 I10 "

.3 i-tr‘llillllylllv“.nss s pe 10.0 10x0 ,,,‘,’,'f“n" 1' l J“ P") Inn! Rzvmw rmt snnntzuu’ n C ]_~"“_--- , l: m")! 11x15“) llnp Tub 10%| 1014, 1014.1 101,5, .- - n‘ "m" ttur (‘e111 iii. l F‘: l H55 I 11%|

"- t‘:In Sit-Inn In: lilll 1-" l‘ ' ' . | - l lhTER-Q! _ 1 . . _ 50111111111 . ..| 171/_-| 178th 171-’_-l PS.» jinn outstanding strength In the stat-x i, l", 11-, ----- 4:»: i" lflfi Slat-on 111111-11 .. .. I ~11! l 41S I42‘ | 1:; g1 consolidate‘ Mining 11nd Snioltlnl! ; , ‘ f”: Ill’ l-"Itl “qnkcr, 111mm _ ,| 31/“

gqflwbleh II01v slnntls snuu- lit) points ‘_ 1 l‘ -_1 Ill‘ -~ ‘ ’

slain the Low for the year tlltlll, was u ‘,""~ I -' I"? ,

'touts Incident In the history o1‘ llll “l” l_"“' ‘ V l"' '

Alma favorite. The Inovo In vlcwt-d 2:""t'r-“_L° '- I"? | only as a reflection oi’ hem-r |bl'l'N< - 1'" 1'“ - M: G ° Ex h tor the base metals (copper, lend. {PM ,|_l:f' - r i" c

“d It“) but of n feeling 11f groan-r ~ m‘ ,_l*"" - 1;‘ 1'"

tohfldenee nmnug (‘anntiliuis III the \\'II- 51"" ,|,""'" - -' I 1"‘

lllillltls to take llll a detlullo lmsltlt-II 3:3" PIF-‘llll - H: l"‘ 1 a - '

L 1- 11\\' ... n |n~ ‘ _ , _ _

"'..§::,|,"',:.;l‘.° h, addmm, m ,,,,,.,,|_,,,, show l‘o\v . 114M..- 100s 111.51» 011.00 » : “““‘“'1"' _ ientl In output, and the installation of -‘_|'"“‘ l'"“' - 5 l"? W70 102-50 100.25 m?“ I'm‘ m“ m fertiliser plant, has been ltlisy "up, lnlt Seeur . 51,1; p0 111.1: 00.00 100.50 I

In] the rant year on ‘the exploration 0t N’ '31,?“ f,“ I number of prupertles- throughout. It U3? 021A (£114

_ [DOMINION 0F (‘.-\.\'.-\llr\ Ill Columbia and elsewhere. At the ni-

GUARANTEED BONDS

m , t", . , >100 II (‘out 1000 104.10 100M int-firs; ..:*;':.::.::":i°..?. ...::. 1.21:‘. -- - ‘ms opened up and IIu-amtnutlt: ore 11- :_ ‘Jlf-ll" 99-541 Isms were substantially InereasI-Il. Ae- v ‘lb-m "1159 gliding l: pap‘. fizViézlllglélilll nap-Ins, re; y, 11115 e n ,. I . .. .. -.. uihvtitro nnliaelmbzlongnlet‘rt-am?- ti; ’.'.'.'.'.- ", = 1'54 100-75 105-541 “PM: 51 YEARS 0.115

on onhotly. Diamond tII-lllltvg is slid ‘ £21m 1015-5" Y pc I I .00 100.50

to luvs proven the ore to extent] to at C “no 105.00 low-m SOMERVILLE’ Mass” Feb: 23,4‘).

hut 2,001 lent, measured III the till‘ "f fimdspotit, below the 3,000 feet ut- 10w- ir lml, 1nd a winm ls llfillli.’ sunk 0-1

pc Y OF CANADA BONDS

x new“, 1mm") PJ-Chester F. Colwell has a 51-year

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‘n “M, 1mm m“ law] w "m," m, L: lprc centli-l..~00‘{Ieptimpishpagpvemlfaip Old apple. It was preserved in 610V-

- , _ _ - .. . t . . . l 3:'1:.::i.::‘13;:.'::::11r 1 *1 ‘=1 h“ ="“°-"°"-"-M-=-1-=--- 1- m Con" n”! I'm", ,5 H, t] . .. 1101-. 1 10.117 1011.115 100.10 Pluynmer m 133m north of sud ldlolnlult lho .r- "/3 1'" " I""~'~ 119-77 103-"0 199-35 Company-i Copper Mottutaln ho 10w}. DOMlNlON 0F CANADA BONDS

(‘lhtxuhle Issues

which sure examined by Consolidated Based 0n the handling of 3,000

N12 1110a: 101s: 102st 9"’ "'"'°“" 5:112] 10:11 111110."; 10000 W“ °5 °r° 9- day, the Hudson Bay _c 1011s enema nanny-av: - -"l"~1""° "ll-i" 11,01]? mine at IFIIn Flon will produce so

0 utntnc importance ls the 11n- aooncement made by E. W. lit-ally, Kit‘. pnpldtnt of (‘nnsdiau Purific- ltullwhy,‘ ‘ -Convluy, to m effect that tho 111001" l"

. Oct. ‘l5 IIHZI 103.70 . . Uri. 1.’: lfl-H 00.00 100.20 . . . Fol». 1 Ill-ll} 00.00 100.22 .-.-...... 01.1.1 1900 015.117 93.50

million pounds of copper and 50 mill 'Ion pounds of zinc a year.

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flu Batu-n Fall: hydro-dam): ~ I . satin of Ibo Manila Elam? 01pm, Asruiafal GA! and Blank-Spun, uw in operation.

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the new Botocan Falls hydro-electric

606 percent more power available

station.‘

This development makes available to the island of Luzon, largest and most populous of the Philippine

group, 66 per cent more power than is produced by the present steam plant at Manila. Operated in con- junction with the Manila steam plant, the new station will enable the Com- pany to give its customers more eflicient and more dependable elec- tric service than ever before.

RILIPPINE standards of living have risen steadily during the put two decades. Ali-early they are {If superior to those of any other country in the Orient. To meet the increased demands for electricity mused by this advance. the Manila Electric Company bu just completed

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The annual Gpltity of the Botocan Falls plant is 61 million kilowatt hours transmitted to Manila and other points by 55 miles of the highest voltage (110900 volts) transmission linc in the Far East.

To Invest or for information, writs

Associated Gas and Electric System

~ I I nth-In’ the r1- :I1In_r dIvIIII-Iitl of l0 per cent. (‘illl- l‘ "l"! Pill" - '3 -- 3% 13% _ {in Money—1|,,\ p c. 11111 ll‘Ill‘l|. 'l his tier-InnpIIshInI-III 1111s (‘1111 (‘hr 11nd l<‘ -.-l 15:71 ‘will 135‘: ‘. _ lllt II- l1_\' III-astlc uI-ullng down of Pan I'm: .. .. .. . I l 45 V . , , . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . ...... ill-b. o: Altvlllivtl lll the luttt-r Ilinnthu Fons Ml 11ml 3 --|1-\“1‘/-'_-l 10" llfilWifil-“l mm {it-Ins GruIII . ' vii-oiling t: an. important llillll- I'll!" - - --| 59%| 5050149 i413 lltfmzu ____________,,, ~llno lll 1:111:13 revenues, 11ml tit-n StI-I-l Win-es I l I 5 1"“ ‘ ‘Q II» of "spI-I-IIII lnroIne" tn t1 lllll- Nlvlil-‘l 15".“ will 13TH ".51 rill-r lll'\\' l|i| ortl Inlfll. The Int Luke. of‘ \.’0o1ln .1 | I ITH/l‘ ‘ - nnt III-rouse It 11111‘ lilndsill’ .. .. ..

,_ ‘ bet-Ituse the Inurltt-t

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This slot-k 1111s strong 115. '

1: atop lo-m tnrtlt-rn 141 prulH-t l1 recunnnt-Iniullunn of Inuny

won't-rat. stop loss tmlt-rs 11111-11 they Inuko DllIQlllHlPN.

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sleuth.

‘ The 11111111111 Milli-Inert! of Dominion St illtbltlvfll sun-no mulls t-III-t-riui mining.

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n Iuztltt-r 0| Iiplnlam lint I11 tln- ruse of very tuluohlt- Inset. blind-an \\‘ill‘ll one t-on

|lt\'l'l¢lt‘|| tnnitul. u return |‘ll' unmi- nnr Inset n! nlmul IU ln-llintl ll('|l 0i’ the 2'11 ,\'t~Ir.r. ,.\I'u'r m-llin In its IIrt-I-t-III pri 1t:- rnsli tllrltlentls nltllultglt l|lx' tllrt-t or

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Morning Stock Letter l;

l"l.\'.\.\‘(?l.\I1 SERVICE SAYS

Tl-o Ioeul nturket was uzulu strong 11ml aI-llve fintunluy with Nittlonal Brew-

iha ifltifLl-i 11'

'l‘l1vy Imu- III-t-II iuhlslng clients \\I|

Ill! l11~l<l wrll ll|lll\‘l' the I in tztltuluolrilo tllv-t-Iitmts Info the Al-Iltlr shares un tln- ‘fornltto fitork Exclaim; high [or lllill with llurunt utlvunving ulmut u point 11nd Russel 310101‘ (‘ur ltoldllll

‘ lt is intt-ri-stirug to note tlmt tln- (‘mnpiiny curries ltn good 1vlll ut the nominal ‘ sum nl’ $1 Iunongt-I. Ilm Insist-ts. Tim nulue

.1l1l.~ to show not t-ilrnlnpzn in llllll) \'l|lli\ll|l'Ill tn Iunn- tllnn 1'.’ per cent n! the not nl

0 urn ml Iii lust lull

tlm (‘unmutrv pnatl t1 two In-rt-ertt. dividend unnl lave 1111111 nu 111111o1I111-t-nu-nt rt-gurdlnu future policies In this 1-1II1I11-41i0I1, It. is gt-llr-rulLv unth-rnttiutl tlmt u sinillur lmnun will be declared this . your.

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Wall Street Mirror Saysz- "1 Correspondents of .

i: S ecial lo Johnston & Ward “Damion or CANMM figygsk“ G h. ‘

l" " iii: .':.".".:' re@ns 1e 5 8‘ C0- ? Zifi-Iiiiilsli} YIPWPI‘ 11011" ‘

t. the punt few days have nnln. This prncllt-o In In cum- on lmutu-s 11ml conservative olr- t-slri- to outer the murkrt In use ‘ho nltlpn ltnre not. lit-en uncovered its llxvtl.

0r duly purposes brought strength ford 0E (‘zmutlu mandi- 11 new

tlu-lr ennnu‘

ores Limited recently forwarded to nhnrc-

I11 he Ilsslgnt-Il Iu gmul will la u! course Dominion Stores good will la ecrtniuily 11 I-ltivru the tnrt illut the (‘unnmny has been

The lmltnlt-o nllvt shows net tangible Jl.» shnrrs Ulllhillllllill}! ut the end of the 1 11- slot-k hus ntctnllly utlvunt-od Include 11111111! 0.03 percent. u!

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Th: Public Forum

This column Is open for the discussion by correspondents oi’ questions of Interest. This Charlottetown Guardian does not ccessarily endorse the opinions of correspondent-s.

(Continued from Page 4)

prayer, reading and work. .

day. Until the monk was ordained, work , consisted largely of labor in the iiclds, reading, to which four hours a day were given, was the monks! spiritual reading. It; was to the monk at once a spiritual education, a safeguard of the faith and a- prayer. I As soon as the Church made- known her desire that monks should be ordained, then work and read- ing coalesced. They are both essent- ial elements of the monastic state and they have their Influence upon the soul of the monk; but they are no longer the Instruments solely leading to monastic perfection of the laymen living under rule, but form part oi’ the training that is essent- ial to the priestly life of the choir monk and are the sum of the dut- Ies that obedience finds for him to d0. Work and reading of the Bened- ictine monks have passed far be- yond the clolster into the cviilizat- Ion and the secondary education of Europe.

From the days of St. Gregory the Great, one of the first; Popes of the order and one of the greatest in the long line of sovereign pontlffs,‘ the

were devoted to the civllizing and Chrlstianizing of various European peoples-from the advent of St. Aug- ustine and his forty monks Into Great Britain, the conversion of the peoples of that Island not only be- came a most glorious achievment of the faith and a great credit ‘to the Pontlff who prompted It, but result- ed in the training and Inspiration of native monks, who became apostles and evangelists in other European countrles._ In Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, the Scandina- vian countries the monks of the or- der labored to reclaim the soil, to preach the gospel, to teach, to build and the monuments of their genius and ability cover the land.

For many centuries Benedictine ab beys were the centers of elvilislng Influences, of all social endeavors. They built churches, schools, hos- pitals rtlmsliotiscs and bridges. Their sound went forth Into all the earth and the times in which they lived have come to be called the Bene- dictine centuries.

Thc mustard seed has Indeed be- come greater than all the herbs; It has formed a forest covering the whole of Europe and the names most ltmilllar to the dark ages are those 0t monks and‘ their motiasterlcs- Gregory, Bode, Anslcm, Dunstan. Cluny, Bec, Glastonbury.

But the first instrument mention- ed by St. Benedict for the perfect- ion of his sons in the Inonnstlc state is as much a part of the Inonks life today as In the days of the holy Pat- riarch himself.

The Opus Del, i. e. the community- prayer, the voca] liturgical adorat- ion of God, the Divine Office is as characteristic of Benedictine life to- day as In the sixth century-

SB Benedict doubtless did not for- sce or contemplate the solemn chanting of the omce and the daily singing of the solemn Mass that is now so characteristic oi’ the order, but his solemn pledging of his sons- to the Opus Del, that nothing should be preferred to the work of God has ‘given an impetus and a

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life to It, that the centuries have not

Work. and 191101118 811d wmmlm‘ Is, it: tiormnlly should be done by a thy prayer-they 06611130611 1115 Whme monk resident In his monastery and [should be felt to be the work of one ‘

pilgrimage, e. g., Einsieldelm in Swit- zerland, Monte Verglne In Italy or- Monl: Serrat In Spain.

ion which has been an accepted Mon

form of a great school Including a preparatory as well as a public school

practical and spiritual advantages. It; Is a work for religion carried on within the monastic enclosure. It: is essentially a community work and gives scope for many differing char- acters and abilities. It is a source dir- ect and indirect, from which

work of the monk and his reading membem

and suitable that it will in all prob- ability continue to be one of

' of last meeting was then read and

;bcen given to Plain chant and the other elements that: go to the due aolcmtuzation of the Opus Del than ‘in our own times. i t l Thus the Benedictine Community .\vIIl devote Itself to the aims that history and‘ modern practise show as characteristic.

Victory Lonn

the Earnscliffe Women's was held at the home of Mrs. Laura McInnls, on Wednesday, February 11, with ten members and five visit- ors present. on Wednesday, as Tuesday, the reg- ular day for Inecting, was stormy.

wered by paying aldime, each 1nen1-

mcmbers of the Institute and that.

Report of school committee was then heard and a new one appointed, Mrs. J. W. MacKlnnon and - Miss Stewart. Sick committee then re-

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Joménion Of y

Qgada 30nd,, Stewart: Jones 8a Co. W

Illembers of (he Montreal Stock Exchange

Victory 1.01111

ltl-Iit-wnl . . It)‘ -i———— Refunding .1 4lillll-l0l l '

on n turnuu-r nfulmut 25,000 cultures and lit-funding I l.» /|l-H:i_HIIL§IIHHJU 88 Gfflllt GQOTQC Chflflflttftflll?" l-‘rnuteiutu- mus also notin- untl firm whilst ltt-ftlnillng ..'-1'/-,|,llll<l'll|l). Illlitlo Iv mnull lrntlln 1-1-11 about two points. ‘ltcfundltig .........i 1l'/;lIUitll ‘JILSIIlIUUJZO |

EARNSCLIFFE W. I,

The regular monthly meeting of Institute

'y'l Leave No Stone Unturned"

The meeting was held --wrole Pith)’ the Younger to Cornelius Tacitus

The meeting open“? by singing "...in agriculture, if is not vine-

“Institute Ode," followed by recital c,,,,,;‘,,lf,j‘,',',‘.’,',‘,,,,, of Creed. Roll call was then ans- Djligksjkc-fnyf," yards or my Woods alone ma”

cultivate but my fields also; so

ber responding. Total $1.00. Minutes sPenhnsvlv/grilpn l" m)’ pleadings a’ H"? bal’: I °5“,‘,,f,{',‘,,,'l,";_ ‘ spread u large vczrIefy of mailer .

adopted. It was moved and seconcl- u"'°"_':‘““‘ like so many seeds in order that

9d that B- bvd 81116311 be 11111118 by AcvI1u|>r.1Lc||.:_TIl. I may reap from thence whal- a l! UNI I 1d‘

coma-haunt... ever mo ho en Io s rout.” Consolidated Gus y pp p ~ Cons. Gus lBaltJ Dltrait Ediwn no.0. Amer. Co. Pacific ca. 1 El. United Gen Imp. Wtlllrn Union

he Secretary send for material, etc.

VEN the ancient investor reu- ized the danger 0F placing all

his funds in one investment. Ho distributed his capital and his activi-

.-1~\t\¢—.

E 1—The solemn carrying out of the ported Mrs. Bernard Doyle and Mrs. Afl;§‘cdh“f,',‘fl;| ties in many directions, so that I Divine ornce. Roy Mutch appointed for the Iwxt ,§n-:-lc=;;-,<;; loss incurred in any one would not 2—The care of souls. three months. An interesting feature Ann-Radiator‘ Plevelli l‘ iillshdwY Pmfil 9" ‘h? This, like all Benedictine work of the evening was a contest put. on "°'."'.‘..‘.°' “a”? °l a“- Eflllmun Kodak

should be distinctly monastic, that

of the Community rather any Individual priest.

This may take the form of par- ish. work, i. e.

(a) Mlnlstering to parishes from the Monastery as centre, or from smaller priorles of two, three, or four monks according to the needs of time and place.

(b) May be giving retreats or In- structions, or (c) Mlnlsterlng to the needs, corporal and spiritual of a stream of pilgrims at s. shrine of

than of

tr

Zi-The work of christian educat- 1e astlc employment as far back as re-

cords go. This may take the usual B’

In

Work such as this last; has great m

the Community may hope to gain new

It: is a work that: is so necessa y

the chief employments of monks for all time.

These are shortly the aims and purposes of a young Canadian com- munity such as is being planned. There Is room in Canada for a com- munity to devote themselves thus '10 the service of God and a hos- pitable welcome awaits the Fathers when they set; up their Benedictine home In Canada.

It may be well to state that in the near future financial assistance will be forthcoming to aid In paying far- es to Scotland, and for maintenance whilst; overseas. This will be for those unable to pay their own way, and who are found otherwise suit- able.

I am Sir, etc.

ANDREW MacDONELL, 0. S. B-

HAWK BREAKS WINDSIHELD

RED CLOUD, Neb. Feb. 23. - A crash of glass-and James Hagman looked Into the dazed face of a hawk that had crushed through tho wind- shield of his automobile. It flew

Quinirza

combined p with a

laazzliva isfltiliteeadlyaest known

Ask for‘

Grove’: Lama...

BRQMO

by Mrs. J. J. McInnis, the prize bc- ing won by L, I. Young. Roll call

ute carol, and National Anthem, ai- ter which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Mclnnis.

FRIEND WOODPECKER AND THE

the red-breasted Woodpecker, who came tap, tap, tapping at our pear

ter. til we could almost touch him, then

on the other side of the tree.

on the ground under the tree. were frozen, to be sure, but: were

General Elac.

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