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STOCK OTA TI ONS

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Light Trading N. Y. Stock " Brighter Pe

Prospec Steadies M

Un Montreal Exchange

(C. P. By Guudianu Special Wire)

MONTREAL. Sept. 24-Trading

interest narrowed down to p, small group Of Blues On the Montreal Stock Exchange today with no par- ticular pressure either to buy or to sell apparent and stocks moved ir- regularly within a narrow range. Volume expanded considerably from yesterday with more than 12,000 shares chsnslns hands.

Power stocks provided the sole

market feature as they moved sharply lower in the face of sud- den sharp selling. The remainder of the use displayed no particular tendency in light turnover. Cau- tion, engendered by such widely separated innuenoes as the foreign situation and the iuicertainty sur- rounding the political situation in Canada, was still in evidence and traders seemed inclined t.o remain aloof from dealings pending clari- fication of the situation.

Consolidated Smelters was a

strong leader, showing e. gain of 3 points at 178 while ltnternational Nickel advanced 1-3 at 30 1-2 and Canadian Pacino I-8 at 10. Small gains were also shown by Domin- ion Coal preferred and a few more while Canada Cement preferred. Brazilian Traction and Dominion Bridge. among others, were lower.

On the stock exchange asies were

12,017 shares; bond( $6500.

EXCHANGE

' (Canadian Preis)

MONTREAL. sept. 24._ariti»a ana

foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar- as compiled by *M Royal Bank of Canada closed todas' as followu-

Argansina peso 3180.

Australia pound 8.914-i. Austria :chilling _1009.

Belgium beige/ _1'iii_ Kraail ilreia .0.'i'Ii'i. Bulgaria lcv .013ii.

china Hone Kon: rlbllars Czechoslovakia crown .0410

Denmark krone .$21. Finland flnnxark 0221.

France franc .064iii.

Germany relchsmark .4064. Gr-out Britain pound 4 V174.

Greece' draclima _0's'5.

Holland fiorln .liS2'§_ Hungary pengo 3000.

India rupcs 3758. Japan yen 2017.

New Zealand pound 4.0145 -

Norway krone .2502. Polnnd ziuti .1ii07. Iiouumnia leu _(|080.

South Africa pound 4 9581.

Spuiu poaeta .13R2_ Sweden krona H1561.

tiwitnerisntl franc .$287.

United States dollar 15~lii

premium.

A plebiscite is to be held soon in

Greece to decide whether the Mon-

5055.

per cent

Exe

hange

adian Press) \

(Cala

Stock!

All Chem Am and i" Po

' Close

... ... --. .. 1801,.) 'c . . ...

Am Smcitiuc . . . . Agia Am Tel and Toi . _ 1331;, Aunt-ands . .. 20%. Atchison .. .|p% Auburn iiutur _ ,

Beth steal __ __f Canada Dry C I' B. _ Cale .. ._ Chss and Ohio Con Gas __ __ Cora l"roduois ___',

Dil and limi _ _

Eastman Kod

Gen Elec _ __ Gen Foods _ Gan Motors ____ Int Harvester __ Int Nickel ., _ Nat Biscuit . . . _ . . .__ N 1' Central ..T _,_ Norlh American Pub SerNJ._. _ Radio `

Bid Oil N .I

Tex Uuif . _ _ __ Union Uurbido _ __

Union i‘s|- _

lntiml tmp U S liublr~;~ ._ _ " U B Stool "

Vanadium Westinghouse Wooiwor-ih ..

Ma rk ets A f

Glance

3.' 3852: S"/s 10% ,n _ 4 20% ii3'/s 30 150 33 if 31 % 45% 56 30% 30% 25 'to

an

io-it

Tis 43% 32% tiiii.. 90'/4;

4'/1 13st lair ISL;

1" oil:

A

Toronto and Montreal-Industri

stacks irregula

Toronto Min

(Canadian Press)

al

rly higher, ea-Steady. New York-Stocks closed higher. ' ‘Vlaams-Wheat down % to %_ New York--Cotton and ri ber

higher; coffee n. changed.

lb

lower; augur u

Miscellaneous

(Can

MONTREAL.

Wheat, northern no 2 $1.00. Barley, Canatliun Western no 3 41,

l__)_i:ts feed _no 1 41.

our apr ng wheat patents, first

$i.ao.

Flour seconds $5.50.

Fioun bakers $5.40. Flour winter wheat patents, chol

SLM) to Iii 00.

Flour white corn $5 00.

Bran ton $21 Z6. Shorts ton $22 25.

Allddiiuga ton $28 25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $3 05.

Hay no 2 per ton cnrlota $10.00

1.00.

Cut 13,

12

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adian Press) Sept. 24-

Sl

Butter no 1 Eggs Eggs Eggs i_-lass 'ln 333|

Cheese no 1

Cheese no 1 Quo 55.

"ii to 23%

in cart A i in A larg

A medium 30. A puliets 34. B large 30.

léggs B medium N _

ggs C 25. Potatoes Quo no i mls 80's Sli. Que no 1 cobblcrs S0`a 50-70,

ous A 1 lurgc ii. edium 42.

38.

archy should be restored.

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Advertising ilatas-Pavaiils in Advance

Central Uaarlha locals. 40 pn warm Western and Eastern locals, le par wanlg Announcements and Calla] lvonta 90 pr! was-di Ciaaaiiiel lo. per ward: In Ialaoriam Notloea, 'its pu inol| Llasa of Floral .nu Spiritual Offerings, Carda, aid., de. par aamn Instore of Condulrnoa 10|-_

_ par inch; Nasloes or 'thanks and Apprefiasol. 700. pas iooh or se. pq

word. Other nhl on application.

liullnnls .Charge lor any advertisement twaaQ~flwa salts.

Agents Wanted

G§§§§

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i_Saies

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CANADNS CELE-

brated "Royal"

Series Personal' Christmas Cards. Dollar doaen up. Liberal commis- sion and premiums. Experieiiceor capital unnecessary. Five dollar Sample Book free to workers. Garretson Company, Brantford, Omtario. A. W. -7-lil.

For Sale

ioE sans - Auction ro 1-

Five, Bridge and Whist ore Cards. Guardian Central ob Printery. t casxars ron sans. rs' a Walsh, Mt, Stewart. "

L-9918-9-21 ` i.

- AMBITIOUS SALES

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WANTED

people, men and women, spa time, to handle our line of Pe sonal Christmas Cards, featuring the following outstanding items fourfold pastel tint parchments,

chings. .many cut-o

with tip-on pictures calendars. humoro opes with wallet fia

lined and decorated

o

gravure et Ut style cards attractive

cards, envel style, fancy

to match cards. Elaborate use gold and silver' designs with bril- liantly coloured inserts. Dainty initial cards that are new and dif ferent. Seventy exquisite numbe to chose from styled in case for equipped with handle. Prices start at one dollar per dozen, Liberal commission. Write Premier Art Ciuiid, 202 Castle Building, Mon- treat. N-23-'li.

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FOR SALE-ONE DRIVING WA'

on (covered), two driving sieig , one wood sleigh with box. Ap y Nelson Bell, Mili.on.

I.-9890-9-25- i.

Miscellaneous PREMIUMS BECEIVID--lNl`0l»lb

ation given and new business written on plans to suit your every need at our new office. Currie B\.iildi!lK. Charlottetown. J. A.

Wanted

_orders ______

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WANTED T0 BUY, SECOND-

hand car, closed, cheap. Write Box XYZ, c.o. Guardian. . L-9960-9-23-Si

Z3-*-2 WI WILL IIAVI A SALE Ol' Adding Machines and TWU' writera, including portable type- writors at special prices on those

datq:_d:t ogr éhov; roomisioglam-

, _ . .. o .

~'Ii.i:sday and Wedngday. 2830

and Sith. Dan Mclieilie.

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ree.

or utaiggsgnmn __ Ju* _“___

222.' I-.m~s-'r-'r-u. sin 2°-

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OP. CENT- ond Street.

8-9-25-ai.

T0 LET - MEAT SH

ral._ Apply 243 Richm

_ L-983

RENT SALE.

Appl

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,;_ Wednesday and

YESTERDAYS liiilil Miiiiifi iilliiiiiiliiiii

Corrected For .Every

Saturday Issue

raoncon '

Oats . . _ _._ . ._ ._ Hay, loose cwt _ _ _ .._ .. Straw, prrsaod owl

Bile soc me

sara | |. an uxsr

Celery bunch Potatoes hun Plums qt Blueberries qt

Squnlh lb ...~ ._

Apples doa ._ Tomatoes pk .. _ . i‘uuliflo\\-or \-uvii __ Onions lb .. B if

10c 406 151! 12|: Bc 1012 l Sc 2 0c 'lc 301: l0c 150

20

10-15

ects p Veal Ilt . ... Iiuust beef ..‘. Stew meats

Fowl _

Broilcra _

Lamb lb _ _ (felony hearts

Pours doz . _

liipe Tomato(-s -l lbs

Cranberries qt ,_ . . ..- Peppers green 2 for ... Peppers red 3 for . ... Squash lb . . Pumpkins lb _ . . ... Button onions lb . . . ,... lladiah _. . . ... Mint . ..... Carrots lh . . .. Turnips li for ,_ . . . ... 10c Spinach ii lb .. . 50 Parsley hunch _ .... . Dc B oil ,_ ... 0108

12- . 10-12s

'to-ssc 15-$1.25 .. is-iso

use asc

Zio 10c do 101: 30 2c Idc Bc 5c I 0c

rocc .

Cucumbers each ~3e Butter _ ._ 250 Dream __ .. 40| Eggs dos _ '.526-281: Brussels sprouts box lbc Crab apples pk .. ... 40|:

FISH

Cod lb ._ .. . 51: Mackerel ouch . . .. 206

Haddock lb 'ic Pigs 6 weeks per pair SI-$8.00

PR UDUCE

and produce market today with other lines unchanged to narrowly lower, No 1 grade butter in curio!! or less was quoted nt. ‘lit to 23% cents n pound uith small iota to retailers at 25 ccnts a pound for solids and 28 rents for prints. Receipts were 005

boxes.

On thc egg marked graded ship-

ments in olirlota or less were gen- :-rully 83 cents a dozen for A-large, lil rents for A-medium, '_‘4\,~} to 26 t-ents for B and 20% to 21 cents for C. Arrivals amounted to 1.814 cases.

The cheese mapket was generally

quoted at iii ccnta a pound for no 1 Ontario and 12% vents for no 1 Que- brt-, Receipts totalled 2,035 boxes.

(lu thc potato market no ‘.2 Quohnr-

coltbit-ra sold at 50 to 70 cents and no »i Qiiolu-tr mountains at 80 cents per S0 pound bag.

C urrenciea

_ _(Canadian Press) I\i'I\\' XURK, Sept. '.54-Substantial

aiivunvos were rt-rordcd by leading currom-lea in lata trading in the fore- ign oxvlusugo markets today.

The Canadian dollar reduced its

discount from 1% Per vent to 29-32 i\¢‘r rent. The pound sterling ad- vunvod 159 cents to a \-losing rate of $iiiIi\,4 whiiu the French franc, cloa- iug at ii 00 cents, showed a gain of .001/, of a cout.

__ (Canadian Prose)

l10hl'REAi/. Sent. '.'i--Currencies

again declined on Montreal foreign 1-xtiiiungt-u today, the pound sterling thc liuiicd Stntca dnilan and the French franc displaying smell longs, Tho pound was off 5-lii of a cent at $4.070; and the dollar eased M of one p_vr cout at 15-iii per cent prom- ium. 1‘bo franc lost .02 of a cont at

Livestock

_ (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 24-Offerings

ou the two Montreal livestock mar- kets today totalled l,11tl iuvi. Re~ reipts were composed of 4.10 cattle, li.'i culros, 540 hogs and 31 sheep and lambs.

A fcw cattle were sold early today

at. $2.85 to $4 for steel-s, with fair _quality lieifers around $3. Common ,butcher cows from $2.25 in 82.50. and onnners and ruttcrs from 81,50

;o_ £2. ‘Couiulon bulls brought $2 to _ |.»_ i‘nlv|~s were unchanged at $2.50 tn

$3i..’»0 for grasaera to SB for good quality voail. '

tional owes and vrcihors brought

Sli. Buck lambs $5 and cuila 84. Shoop wr-to from $1.50 to S3.

Bnvou hogs brought Sli to mln foil

und waters-ti. Solocia draw $1 prem- luiu. Butchers sud' hearica were ltl..'iii to $8.00. Extra heavira and light hfik! were 38 to $810, Sows more from $0.75 to (7.75.

MT’l.. CURB

liarka Close

B A 01| ,.. . ... ... ... _- Iienuharnois ... ... .. 3% liom ling .., ... . . ... ... - imp 'l‘oi| .,. .... ... .. -» int Pero ... ... ... 83 imp (ill ... ... ... ... ... ISU Walkcr pf _ .

New York Curb

-___- cctin ua. rmei ltoelts . CIMO Amer Cyan R ... 20%

P was iv.

_.Amer Bun 0 »-~ ... ..... A1 G and F»l~ . ... ., _ -

"l\\ Serv ... ... ..... i*i T. Llonti and §l‘»nrs ... .... Hit

-fordof t'nm:.is A ,.. ... .'.... 25'/1 mp itil .. ... isl- lat vpn __ .. :un

-- » ,....

tin liiarroni ... ..~ ... ... 1- t

(ly Frllia lllollllloi,

'NEW YORK. S9912. 24-A

business combined with lkhtening of anxieties European situation today to stock market quietly higher. ings in the stock exchange

lied Chemical was outstan lifts in active shares were

softness.

Thendvanoc of .5 of a

stocks to 49.3 was limited dip of .1 of a point in the used in the compilation.

ment. up 7 of a point,

as well as by general

cautious attitude because there seemed a general fee

conflict. _ Italian bonds rallied

share market which ad

of N. J. at 40 5-8 and Ge

Advances . . . ... ._ Declines Unchanged Total Issues

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Sept. 24-A fe

and losses were registered

giving the section a alight tha up aide. Volume was off ah res.

Huro an, a a. vnnito and Ventures.

St-nlor golds displayed in

to thc days developments.

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Sept. 24-'

lioelu

Arino Oil _ _ .

Afton .. Ajax Oli Anglo H

Bagamac Saury II

Base liict . . . ...

Bear Beattie . Big sus.. Bobjo .

Bralurut- ..

Buff Ani; ..

Cal and l-Idur

Cal Oil . . . ... .

Can Mal _ Castle 'i‘ Cen Pat

Chem Ros ..

Chibuilg ,

Clericy .

Uouisrum Franklin Eldorado

F Britlgo . Fed Kirk . tioda Lake Gold Belt tioodfsih iiranstia

iiraruioro Greene .

tiruii

,

Gunnar Hlrker- Studs . si Auth __ Sud Basin

iiylvsnite _ Talliota ~. Tick Hugh . . Texas -

'rsburu

Ventures .

\i'||ito A\1\\| wayside __ Sliver .- - Total sales 388.000.

Fisiiinler Hcvrty..._.. . J hitfons

Kirk Lake -

l. Shore ..

Little L I. . . Matisse - Maple L . . .

Ilclntyre iieKena.s ifclfialey llclliiian iievittis . . .\icWatu~rs

iiin For

llonein . .

.ilorria _

.\1urphy Nipilsing ._

~il’1i»’.li‘i ..'.'f..'_",.:::.' _“~

lforaada ...__ _ _

of optimistic feeling in reg

the same restricted scale as previous session; totalling 1,

With a few exceptions. of

a-gain uf more_than 4 points

5111!

mostl

industrlals had the beat im

. w

utilities advanced .4 of a 1|

Stock 'market bulls were ished by several helpings of ing dividend and earnings

india

of an accelerating pace in trade.

Some of the active imues

van

tions to around a point or more included. American phone at 138 1-2, National

at 30 3-8. Westinghouse Elec '16 3-4. Union Carbide at -ii, Chrysler at 'Il 5-8, Public vice

ian Pacino. International McIntyre-Porcupine. Distiller

___ game. Hiram gvalker, Ford of

a and Impe al Oil shared'

aioN'rnl=f§i.',“§el;: girrxfiuter prices Tlimprovement. Lake shore

sin-ngtht-neri on the Montreal dairy ,-slightly lower.

WHAT STOCKS DID

Sullivan .. » - -

'i`bwl|mac _ . . ~ .

BC

(A. Y- By Guartiialvs Special

M102'

li!!-t Deal

were in 02')

less than a point. They were, ever, well distributed exoe the railtgroup, which showed

point

the Amociated Press average

by 15 The prov hlie th oint.

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' t wa._s still highly confused. mini’ market experts were taki

Hhs

chances were brighter for sort of solution not involving

around 1

2 points in the bond market. other foreign issues were mostly steady to firm.

wg _

While the European ai

an

armed

Biscui

neral

¢¢ ectrie at 33 3-8.

Fractional advances were

eral in the Canadian list. C

Nlcke s-Be

'l'ue.

. . . 418

196 189 711

MINING

w b

mining set-tion of th`s Toroa change today while most of t sues reflected the uncurtal outside market influences by re ing steady. Gold issues recor drop of .26 in the index and cellaneoua mines crept foru-n

Qi to

Ender a wave of profit-taking

trol Patricia lost some grou close at 1,85. having halved its day loss. Ban Antonio were 1 for sale and the price weakened new low for the your at 206, cents net. Little Long Lac i similar loss, God'a Lake came o quantity at a final drop of li s and recession: up to b cents or boarded for Buffalo'Anlrorite, Anitlff- ni ii casa McKenzie.

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6 position of the tramways is sound _ and constant improvements are be- t ing made in the Sydney services.

I

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Il COUNTRY

385.000

Us 51

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1200 Bherrfit . . . 00 a '

99% 108 40 125 is

211

Iii Ubud Mines

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Exchange

(canals. rms)

Stocks diese

Bathurst

Btii'1‘el _ _ . ,__ 130 Brazilian ... ,. 15( (lln 1'ar . ._ 5

A... .. ...,.30

Do Pfd ._ _,_ Can ind Ai CPR...... ... How Smith _ _ _ Dom Bridge . . 28% Dom ilterl 1‘<»||| yi _ _ 4:4 Int Nickel . _ _ _. 3011, Massey Harris ._ 4% McColl Front _ _ _ .. 12% Montreal i’ower\ ._ 81 Nat Brow . . , ... 25

'R X0

Power Corp _ _,_ Quebec Power' Shawluigan

Steel of Can ..

Winnipeg El ... -»

14 16%,

_ ._

New South Wales

GOVERNMENT! PROFITS ON TEAMS AND BUSES

With tramway earnings in the sYd“°Y m°iPNP01itan and the New- castle tram systems (under Gov- emment management) of £3,321,7'l4, the net profit for the year ended June 30 was £51,272. Government buses running in the some districts earned £295,924, and the not profit was £9748. __ The Government gratified by the success attending the change or P0llcy- This is the second year of prontable working, and sufficient money was available at the end of June to clear all liabilities to the Treasury. so that in future. it is I>'I0mi5ed by the Transport Com- missioner (Mr. B. A. Maddocks) that all surpluses and amounts set aside for depreciation will be avail- able for development or the servic- es. The repayments to the Treasury of advances to cover losses in the years 1930-31 and 1931-32 absorbed

4 'practically the when or the profits

of the last two years, but the lia-

s

now been paid oil’ The flnancil

1

PORT Ol' SYDNEY RECORDS

The amount of shipping which

entered the port of Sydney during the 12 months ended June 30 was the highest in the history of the port. Tonnage entering aggregated 17,586,164. '1‘he figures exceed those of the previous 12 months by 1.231,- 945 tons, The previous highest re. cord was for the year 1927, and was . exceeded by the record of the year

just closed by 1,059,366_ Increase in the size of the vessels was particu- larly noticeable. Taking for com- parison the year 1929-30. the num- ber of overseas vessels which enter- ed was 1380 and the aggregate ton- nage was 9,706,330, while last year the number was 1389 vessels with an aggregate tonnage of 10.767186. a difference of more than 1,000,000 tons, although the number of ves- sels was only slightly more.

Motor shipping increased also, 675

motor vessels enfering the port last year as compared with 472 in the

U pretious 12 months. Overseas trade

| i ~

yielded in warfage revenue £283,744 interstate trade £149,594, and intra- state trade £75,925.

BENEFICIAL RAIN IN DRY

During .lime and July rain fell in

Q New South Wales and Queensland

mida to such an extent as to make an

immediate change in the position

o for stock holders and Governments. I The acting Premier (Mr, Bruxner),

speaking at the beginning of July, said he estimated that the State _ Govemment's position would bene- tit during the current year to the

stock was being moved over the country from the dry parts to oth- ers where feed was available, but so quick is the growth after rain that tha trains for transport were can- celled in many instances.

BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY C0.'S JUBILEE

In circumstances which have

since become almost a romance the great Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. was established 50 years ago. It was originally formed to develop sliver mines at Broken Hill, a dis- trict out towards the border of . South Australia, and for many years having its communication through Adelaide. Its wealth vcry quickly became known to the world, and it was one of the largest of silver mines. Since its inception the company has mined 11,959,519 tons of ore yielding silver, gold, zinc and lead. In 1913 operations as iron and

dustries, now grouped around it

Olga Oil R Paynissicr ... --~. 2i% Pet Cob 3

Porrou Pick t’ro .. Plouocr

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Reed \ t _ _ Rod Lak* .. Reno Gold ..

lloyallic San Ant .

sum __ _ . _".`.`. ras Sou 'i‘ib ._ .

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Alderman Can Kirk

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steel manufacturers were begim at Newcastle, New South Wales, which expanded into an enormous busi- ness, and created many allied ln-

and close to thecoal mines of New-

., 3%

is 11% 4 12 21

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ALLISON MacLEOD

224 Great George Street IRESTONE WAREHOUSE

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castle. It reclaimed swamp land for its works and now has 1325 acres. Its employees and those of the sub- sldiary companies number more than 10000. the wages bill being £52,000 a week. Since the begimung the B.I{.P. Co. has paid nearly $220,000,000 in wages to its employ- ees.

EXPLORATION BY AIR.

An exploration aeroplane fitted

out by a New South Wales granler, Mr. Donald Mackay, returned to Sydney from an aerial survey of the centre of Australia, covering a great extent of country tracticaily ,_ unknown. Several new ranges of mountains and a chain of salt lakes 30 miles long were discovered. One new lake was more than 20 miles by 1'l miles. Mr. Mackay estimated that he had covered about 250,000 square miles on the present occas- ion. this being his fifth expedition. The last three were by air. He 1' said that sufficient of the land- ` marks had been recorded to enable ground parties to find 'their way with reasonable accuracy where the space on the map had been a blank. .

FORCE BULBS IN FIBER

Ncxt to the simpe task of forc-

ing into flower those bulbs which will produce blossoms when merely supplied with water, the easiest winter garden enterprise is to use bulb fiber in a bowl, rather than pebbles and water.

Bulb fiber is usually peat moss

with some plant food mixed in i.t.

d ishm t f

It provi as more nour en or the roots of bulbs than does water

dition to paper white narclssus (and iis yellow cousin, soiiel d'ori, lilies of the valley, Chinese sacred lilies and hyacinths, which can be forced in water only, when bulb fiber is used it is possible to force Duc Van Tholl tulips, large trumpet daffodils. French-Roman hyacin- ths, snow-drops, scillas and crosus-

es

Several lumps of charcoal should

be placed in the bowl in which bulb fiber is used. In planting bulbs all lumps should be broken ` up in the fiber and it should be slightly moistened. Fill the bowl about 'rail full of the moistended fiber, then place the bulbs in posi- tion and fill fiber about them, pressing it in with the fingers. Do not compact the fiber too much. A

ior`m roots in cool weather, an

closet until roots form When t

position until shoots become green Then give it all the sun possible

soaked but should be kept nearly as possible in the conditio

is moist. but contains no exoes water. The temperature of th

degrees is the most favorable.

SCIENTIST SAYS U. S.

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Dr Wal

lace I-I. Csrathers. a chemist o

that the United States could pro duce all the rubber it need

sources of supply by war.

Society in Cambridge, Eng.

IUCCESS IN STOCKS

therefore in the dark.It"is best then to place the bowl in a cool, dark

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growth has begun in the dark closet the bowl may be brought in- to the light ln a semi-shaded

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Fiber shou`d not be water- iating in stocks sinoe‘l930.

as ‘ ‘ Saum

of ._a sponge which has been saturated and squeezed so that it

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room should rise in the day and fail at night. Between 50 and '10

n make that nfuch money the c

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CAN MAKE RUBBER

' H. shakrspval-:_ Parliamentary

the Dupont companies, said last night before sailing for England

should it be cut off from natural

An inventor of synthetic rubber,

Dr. Carathers will read a paper on his product before the Faraday

PBOVES HIM SAN

KANKAKEE, lil.. SSDI. 24--JB5.

A. Reisenhaus' success on the stork when 511° Came i0- She Wh manket, during depression years wo

_ e'om toda from the st

corpus issued by Circuit J

Claude Saum

Committed to the hospital

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__ -V1: if d him fr ed y _ l

when they are buried in the earth _insane hospital on a writ of has

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18 on petition of his father, a C cago glove manufacturer. Reis haus contended he was sane _ substantiation he showed Ju

aum he had made $75,000 S

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dl ri

No man, said Judge ,

5

on the stock market and be lnsa

IDNDON, Sept. 24--tC.P.)--

we could so marshal thc gr army to be rchouscri from sl dwellings in the next, five years would take them nine days. IDU* ing day and nigh: in co`umns Four. to walk altug Whitehal.l

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f retary for the Ministry of Hea

declared recently.

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- Triumphant Suiter: Well, W S yen: sister is going to marry :

How is that for news?

Willie: Huh! Arc you just N*

ilncllng that out?

time a msn scelng a woman s ing i.n n street cor with 1

E bundles in hor arms, got up

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The story has it that once up:

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offered her his scti

The woman promptly falnte

n Then he tainted!

Perhaps your ready answer

something into the savings ba each week or month. Fine!

But do you leave it there? At t

and of the year does your ba

year before?

ment Policy.

will most need money-you will

oalh.

rou wnlt. as otao you us The Imperial Life Assurance

bowl should be deep enough to ai

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low the fiber io cover the bulbs i Please send meparticulars of your Imperial Endowment __ i and leave half ah lh"‘i ""“ ` aolicles, without, obiigatlng me in any way.

in t '°‘°‘ In iocing all bu .. .......4 name ........................ ...

tions shoufd be veP\'°4“°'d bm: \ Ad . ‘ icloseiv _as possible- Outdoor _ ana- Ass ......"1

YOU YOUNG SINGLE ME

only and more subjects can be flowered when it is used. In sc- Do You, Save Money Regularly?

that question is "yes.'i You put

balance show an increase over the

Here is something that will give

you a real incentive to save money regularly. an Imperial Life E‘t1tlo'.v-

And when the date of mtmty comes-which may be a e you

csive 01,000, 82,000. $5.000 or what- ever the value of the policy is-in dress will ,bring you

thc man

to Or you may decide to ha*

monthly income for a certain ber of years or for the baian

your lifetime.

More than that. your Im

Endowment Policy will be ri'

' eve

:ik

he nk

importance'if you marry

case it will help you to achi

ambitions.

Think it over. You mai?

many investments . . _ will give you greater eatisn than an Imperial life policy.

re- are probably insurable now;

you may not be. Your name at

full iii

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i ation.

ED THIS I~‘0IlM-MAII. IT Co., Head Office, Toronto, Ont. ~