_ _ ___

'“ n UNoAl.ow, rmalmsca.

_ Phone 633_.__________________

iw x'-_-------'*”“"

tion, di -

._ Euston. Street. 8 rooms. All mod- ' ern conveniences. Apply J~ -1-1%?

`00L'0`l`IR'U}lRlS'I‘MAS CARDS IN

oc'r0H§Bj3.1933 __ _ _ ____ __________,__, _ ___________ _grin cHARLo1"rl:1'o_wl~1 §g_ARnlAl~.

W

WEINSIST A .Stock Quotations. 0|-031115 111111

4

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' |\ rg 1-ly fusing your Radio when making l _ _ _ I

I _ _

repaina? It? for our protection as well as yours. We - _ _ _ ' I unconditionally guarantee all parts we install for Markets At A Manfred] _

i ninety' days- _

Esumam FREE_No S_"___ C_______ G I a. __ c 8 Stock Market

(C MAI P )

VI ol (Canadian Prcell Stocks < pn N" Close

Toronto and ilulltreul-Stocks close Igntbllrst A .,.. ... -.. ... ,..... -1% ' ell T l ... . ... ... 110

l . .. ..... ..

°"I‘"cnt Mines-Generally higher. Brazilian .....°... ... ... ......

' ' rt River Road l _ D P1 _.. ...

122 N0 h m{Vin lpe -When! rinsed lower Cgn Ilsld AI A-'. . _ ._ . . _

l===i=='f , ' Nowuvofx-colds lllgher. rubber. c P n _ . _ .._ .`.,. .. ..._ :ffl

O-0-O-0-0'9°'***'*‘*°*°'°°‘ cotton and sugar lower. gg: Q2-_i_¢_1_ge _._

, I ... ...- ... .-

Advolrllslllg sales-Payable "1 Advance

can".-I Guru” hed* “_ Dm, 'ann wuum um I Illt Nickel ... ... -.. ..

'mum locals, 20. par word; Announcements and Coming |;,,,,_.._ co. pe. vom; cluuiaed. ze. ner 'writ In Memrllm N°¢g,°,_ 10a- per Inch; Liste of Floral md Spiritual 0Rer~ mn Cu-gg, ew., sc. per name; Letters of Condolcnce, We. ~ (_-nah; Notice; of Thanks and Appreciation, 10c. per inch

2:44. pet- word. Other rates on 0111101150119- '

Ilnimum Charge for any advertisement twenty - Bve

D

“Bl I.

nsra -/so ver "°“'- 1"” '“ “mam 1.; ¢ gnc price of two, striclll' ,goals in advance.

gi

Agq nts Wanted ____

1-'4 -"` " G ‘

IMART 'NEW STYLE b.\C¥P_:E - of primed-to-order i‘ case cB__d___ gage is dome fasteneg and ellll 11111911 Wlth h““‘_¥le_`i_t_a‘:£e surprise you. Sent free c re n) salesP9°7)J9 ‘men .md womgolf Largest une; forty numbers. lar a -dozen. Interchangeable g,ee¢,m¢g;, Also higher-priceg “_-d5_ 0m- boxed assortmen __ one hundred per cent profit. giy sellers. Premier Art Guild.

5 . t Montreal.

107° B’1'““' atm ` A. w. N-sal.

if To Let

ro nm ..._ puaulsllan uouslg.

las

M1S°¢i1eeeo_\l§___--

BOXING LESSONS - 6 PRIVATE

lessons two dollars 212 Great Geor e Street 1407

8

____-__-_--~ FURS REMODELED RELINED

and glazed ai. reasonable prices Mrs. Davison, 170 Prince Street.

‘ 1152.

Lost

LOST-BETWEEN HUNTER RIV-

cr and Fredericton on Sunday, a , headlight rim and glass. Reward; for return to G. H, Buntain. 1413

Male Help Wanted

BECOME EXPERT BARBER through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Molex' Barber

College, 573 Bin;-ringf;;n, Halifax;

. H. . ,

' ...,.,,,_ ‘Am e s .- .. ..

,‘*4-990-')-9-ro-O4-0'0"**'°'*'°‘°"°°"""| H" I nscouda . . ...._ .....

‘i A Mt .__ _ . ......

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x - - -_'l_ ... ..... ... . ._

- - - . 7 ' . _'.1

Y.

Apply 5 31951” °f’¥;‘2°. _.___ .4

RENT-PHONE 115.

osas mm _ ____

I Female Help Wanted_

Q U.;-g._Al>An'rMENr IN nrrz

Apartmlenis. Immediate posses-

sion. Miacklnnon .ir McNeill. ig;

1clw_.___=rs' :_________-_._;i="- go uric-orrlcs Fonlvlaltnli occupied by the Mutual Life 0

Canadll.. 1113 Kf’

i

NEW hal-dwnod floors. 111'-1-“‘1fY Wim, stotlomly tubs. hot water bf;-_i___

T0 LE’]‘ - IN BRIGHTON SEC-

oublc house, Nos 5 and 7

KmD7 _'

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FOR, RENT-DUYLEX APART-

ment, 91,5 Elm Ave., 3 bedrooms,g Bath 'noon-l, mvlns R°°m. Dlninsq room, Kitchen, Pantfy. 5011 Tubs.; Back Verandah. A111011’ -1~ P- Koopler. 1522' _ _,_ ._ _---

}@"*‘@i“;‘l_‘3.‘f_.Y_,___*_

sparol time, Send ten cents for in- form ation, catalogue and samples. Tally Hoi Art Shop, 120 Welling-

t0l1 10/6-Sf., TOI'01lt0. N~535.

it lr-_--'-I-’€‘i"_" '

FOR EITHER SEX. N0 MATTER

whether you are employed or not you can earn extra pocket money by taking orders for Canada‘s greaisest values in personal Christ- mas Cards. Portfolio free with ex- pert assistance. Weekly advances; on Commissions. Representatives wanted in small towns also. Mas- ter 1¢’¢raft, Toronto, Ontario,

FM. N-530.

Wanted

UOTITLES WAN TED--PINTS AND

quartls. Phone 1167. 260.

W

ldioarders Wanted FlW>.

dailad, 148 Cumberland St,, near

Coll ege. 1553

W

it

For Sale

W DABBIOARD SUITABLE FOB lining outbollses, etc., ic per sheet. 'Guardian Oilice tf.

W 35 FOOT BUILDING LOT. UPPER. I-Iilliaboro. Bargain. Phone 833. ’ 1557 l FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Pive, Bridge and Whist Score

iUar4?is. Guardian Central Job

Prlllllaery. Nov. 1-ti.

EOR .SALE - Alilf-'I`l0N EOREY-

Five, Bridge and Whiet Score Cams. Guardian Central Job Prllatery. Nov. I-tf.

W FOB. SALE OR RENT, BLACK-

smilth shop. Good stand. William _ Clarkin, North Wiltshire. 1476.

WT; GRAVENSTEIN APPLES, WIND-

fails. 50c per bushel. Bring your

‘° packages. F, S. Reeves, south-

DUIL 1538.

is

IDE SAI.E--REGISTERED

Ciluemsey Bull. Senior Yearling. Gllly Rodd, Bracklcy. 1470.

l F011; sau: - nuonv 1% 'mu

Ti‘uck. Ovcrhauied. Cheap for cash. Harding’s Garage, Bum- m rslde 1525.

1

I! .

I0 ACRES. MAIN HIGHWAY, OR- IMH-rd. UV1118 stream. timber fox

gms costing 81.000. snap at tooo.

1

hone 633. 1410

F01! SALE -» 25 ACRES WOOD- la nd (softwood) at Declros Marsh, Lot 56. Apply to John D. Mclean, _ Dedroa Marsh or to McLeod dt Huntley, Charlottetown. 1423. =__----_

il

l)_llSlRABLE RESIDENCE, 54

.Mayfield Street; nine rooms and bath, modem conveniences, on llrse lot with garage. Apply Picksrd. Box 12. City. 1495

`end'ng 14th of september, 2,194,350, hoes

A LADY IN YOUR COMMUNITY

for Sales and Service work. Must be _over 28, neat, reliable and will- ing. Opportunity to earn up to $35.00 weekly. Apply B. Box 116.

now' LAND xml:

In Palestine. renowned in ancient

times as a country of herdsmcni and shepherds, the native types of cattle are being superseded by pe- digree stock, from which steadily improving milk yields are being obtained, says the Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage News letter. Ten years ago 600 cows of good strain gave 2.724 lbs. of milk per cow. T0- day there are 6.000 cows cf impro- ved breed with an average yield of 6,810 pounds per cow, while the to- tal production from all smlrces, ln- cluding native cows, amounts to 27,240,000 lbs. Some settlements, notably Kirlat Anavim, show s',n avel~age.milk_._vield ,oL.as _much as 5,000 litres (13,168 lbs.) per cow.”

LONG RIVER. WOMEN!! INSTI-

TUTE

The regular monthly meeting of

the Long River Womens Institute was held in the school house with' eleven members present. The presi- dent Mrs. Emest Dunning occupied the chair. Meeting opened by sing- ing the Institute Ode, followed by the Creed in unison. Roll Call was answered by each member giving a. pickle recipe. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The following commit- tees were appointed: Blchocl, Mrs. I-Larry Payntcr. Mis. Everett Payn- tcr; Sick. Mrs. Alan` Campbell, Mrs. W. E. Johnstone; Program: Mrs. Elmer Paynter, 'Miss Carrie Woodside. It was moved and se- conded that a ccllectihn be taken at each meeting. A paper. "The Work of Womcrvs Institutes in Ce.- nada" was read by one of the members. The Progm-m consisted of a contest, “Things 'Used in the Pantry", won by M-rs. Alan A. Campbell and Mrs. Hieath Ca-ml* bell. Next meeting to be held in the school house at 'I p. rn.. Roll Call to be answered with "Different Ways to Use Apples". Meetmg closed by singing the N‘stlona1.Antheln.

MEN T00 INEFFICIENT

AS PHONE OPERATORS

LONDON, Oct. I-Despite the

public clamor that has arisen, the Postmaster-General ltoday refused to change the recent regulations which requires the ‘il'lello" girls to undertake night work in the tele- phone exchanges. Thls applies only to newcomers, tlioas girls already on the staff being exempt. up to now all tile night work has been done by lnalc operators and there have been loud complaints about poor service. '

ltejecting furthqr representa-

tions from the workers' union, the Postmaster-General offered the girls a morsel of compliment when he said, "It is not 'tc be anticipat- ed that any system of training would produce e. part-time rnels staff equal in eiiciency to the regularly-employed women tole- phonists_"

Ihr the first 8| weeh of 1033.

.common and n\f~"--lu $2.75 to !~'l-75:

Of 0 New York-Lower in moderate sell-

Pzvotal New

York_ Stocks

(Csnlxdlan Press)

Stocks Allied Chem ... .__ ... Am and F Pow ... ... ... ... Am smelt _

Ti nd Tcl . 1 ..

Close 134

24% oi 461/;

13%!

can cor .._. _... si/_

15”; IW 1:.; 6 it 2030 5

Dom Steel :°° U

- .. .

MMM! Harris ... _.. ... ,.... McColl Front .__ ... .. . .. .. Montreal Power ... . ._ . . ,... Nat BI~~w .,.. ... .-.. Power Corp ... .-.. _ _ ... _.. Quebec Power . ... .... Shawlnlgllll ... ... ___ ___

Steel of Cnn ... ... \\'ll1l.\l|»cg El

MINING

12 35% 201/_ 1:1 11

21% _

ubum o or .. \ .

t"nm\dl\ Dry .

F P R ... (‘nse ~~~ Fbeannenke und Ohio

Cnn Glls

Corn Producst

Delllwllrt- and Bud

Eastman G°ll Elec

Gen Foods

‘iiotnrs

13 ‘il suv, 401% 40714 Rl'/3 001!-

10% R6

Gall ~ -'10'/1 Int ffnrvestcr ... .. . . 30141

ins;

ln! Nickel .. ... . .... .

40

30% 1716 35

/

7l_,_

30 64.

Nut Blscult .. _ . ... N 1' Central .. North Amr-rl:-nn 1- . ... Pull Ser N J

lllldio .. Stlnlld Oil N I Tex Gulf . . . ....

lnlon Fnrllille -ll

llnlon Pllciflc _I :_-_ ‘.

C . . |\‘<.

16". 20"; 34

llnited nrp .. . . .. . . ll S Iluhher _ .. 1... Vnnflditlm . \\'0silllghollsc . . ... . \\'nnlwf»1<til . . Roth Stool ... ... ... _.. U S Stool . . . ...

PRo_1lUcE

(Cnnatlian Press)

ll0.‘\'TREAI.. Oct 2-(Sllensc pl-iron

flrnlell slightly while lluftor and eggs were easier on the lionireal dnlry and prnllllt-e lllllr-kct today. ‘Thr- oheese nlzlrkci recorded nu udvancemf 14 ccllt fnllllwlllg strength in country boards over tile work-onli. Quotations wcrc pllornlly 11% l~r»nts n pound for Ontllrln \\-ll‘t.-, 1112 for Olltllrln colon-

R171, ‘HW

Graded shirlllcllis in cllrlrltn nr less

of 0n|.~rlr> eggs brought 82 cents a dozen for nxtmll, 20 cents for flrsts and iii cents for seconds. Arrivals ll-

lnountcd to 818 cnses_

The potato market vlns unchnngml

ni 10 to 75 cf-ntl: for Qui'-llccs and F0 in M cents for .\'o\\' llrunswick gr:-cll mollntnins pon 90 pound img.

GRAIN

(('|\nn.d1nn Press)

WINNIPPIG, 0l't 2-

. CLOSE

Wheat: Oct 611/38; Nov 617/53; Dec

02 B; .\l.n_v 071,(-"lA.

Outs: Oct 30: Dec iil§§l3; Slay 84.

ssgurley: Oct Ii(l~?§1i; [loc 35; .\lny

gB`."" W _

msn ralrns

Wheat: No 1 hard 0714: Nc 1 nor

61%: No 2 nor 59; No 3 nor 571/gc No 4 nor 54%; No 5 whcilt 511132 No 6 47- */42 Feed 45%; Track 61 ; No 1 durum 0-i1.£_

Outs: No 2 f' W 30: No 3 C W 27:

Ex 1 Iced 27: No l fl-cd 15; No 2 fccll 23: Rc-rctfd 10: 'Frllck 110.. Burley: No 3 t' W 33% 3031: Nc 5 C W 20'/3: No 6

Track 33%.

Mnfuka

AQ

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ali

$0 3:2

-mf.,

10"

aw, 101 '

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i

| (Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Oct ‘.'--

K cl

Stor s 9" Acme Oil ... ... 181,-g A_|.x~oll , ral :.lll. me . _ zo | IAN! . .. .. 2 | Alllity . . . _ ,. 3%

'.-gnlulci . ,,.. -is ' rea . ... ... .. .. 4

gear ... . ... ._ . . .. 73% llgunlnc ... _ ..~ . . 4 Barry II . . .°..... . . _“__ 14% |B».\Ir>i.lls . .. __ 204

'gulljll __ ` 24

rlllorlle ._ 111 'Bull Van _.. .. . ..... 61.2' Bunk lllll . . . . tug Cnn .\l:|l

(‘e|l i'llt __ _ ___ <'hl|»f»~r.- .. . ' ' .

111211'-y ... |(‘llllllll:|rin __ ,__

i‘r>|ll:\llrlllll _...

llflllll- _llines ...

- .~~ . 1 ..-.

40 os ‘Wil

. ... 2

._ _ 1:.

.. .. '.. sa . ._ :mo

. . _,.300

..

l"'liri<il:o _.. _

l<'0il Kirk , _ _ __ ___ Gnlflllle _ ____ r:..l.lrl»lfl .. . ` . .. Grllnrlllu . . ._ .__ __

Hllll-roll' _ __ _ ,_ 42 lifll-kvr .c. . ~.. lily, iiolllllgcr _ __ __ jpgll 1\¢‘~~l\~.\' _ .. sl

Kirk lilld ,_ _ ____f Kirk Luke ._ ___ ___ __ Kirk Pre _ _ _ ,_ ___ Kool#-lilly _ ' __ ____ lull..-lllrlll .. . . _f, _, i.:lke Sllnre . ° __

ll Gull

NNEW Yllll

small lllllllrr'

(By John I.. Cooley Associated. Press Financial Writer.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Stodls bade

good-bye to September and the third quarter with a smart closing' 1-ally Saturday. although prior to'_

the late trading prices had declin-_ ed I

Short selling earlier this week.‘ however, appeared to have given;

the market a backlog of potential

support and presumably it was cov-g

ering by recent sellers that in large) measure accounted for the final upswing Grains ended their day virtually unchanged, while cotton here was a shade higher.

Unsettled

Sevrl-cl leading sl:rl~s_; bogged

down no iccably as the market rounded out its first hour. Con- solidated Gas of New York made a new low for the year, under 40. New York Central and American Telephone both gave up around 2 points. But the latter rallied cas- ' ily when pres.ure lifted, rising from 115 1-8 to 120 1-4 for a net gain of 2 3-4. Central got back all but a nominal fraction of its loss and gfs was up more th: ll n point

Spl culatlve Buying a

.V 12"; ,

20 _ _

sl | Metal shares received a hlgl;{pol- day w__h _'he herd of Ayrsmre cat' 1-

I

Is Your R

of winter- '

We recommend.-

wiadow frames and akyiights.

roof leaks.

up asphalt and rubber roofing.

ELASTIC CARBON. the block

Shingles. Everything For The

R.

onli illlil. GUARDIAN

--..-- _

This column In reserved for Queen's 9011111! news of local intcrelt hut ad-1 rvrtiaing of a uowny nature may inserted at I cents a nord strictly vurable In advance-

ATTENDING EXHIBITION-Mr.|

Earle ings Mt. Herbert, left Satur-

Ready for _Winter-?

I! YOUR R00! READY FOR WINTER? Now is the time to inspect your _roof and make my repairs necessary to withstand the ravages

FIBREGUM for cuking around door frames.

ing fiashlnse, cracks in masonry and stopping

LIQUIGUM, roofing in liquid form for preserv- ing nnd repairing roofs of galvanized iron, built

-`€,

\\.‘.i1\.t\.‘\

'Tl

oo

Also for repair-

_paint for pm-

tecting exposed surfaces of metal, wood, stone or concrete. Dries quickly and won’t. chip or peel. \_

Also Sheathlngs-Roll Roofing-Slate Surfaced '

19

Baal' I 03% .Q

T. HOLMAN Limiféd

_ ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS ‘

SUMDIERSIDE - - - CHA.RLOT'l`E'N)WN .

--- " W" ` v""**~‘~ :.:__:' --€_~_;;-r_+_:-_...___._:_v___

R00!!

1

F

G

PAINFUL INJURY-Bel-nice, the has lost one of its landmarks. and

three year old daughter of Mr`. and it can be tl-ul_v said he hath dom Mrs. Ray Perry received serious in~i his best. "Well done tltou good ang jurics to ller rght leg while jump.; faithful selvzlri., cnicr thou into 1118 Off a bam roof Sunday. l~ler_1~h€ JOY 0! thc l..ol'd prcprlrcri for glandnlotller, with whom she I-C.f them that love Him."

sides was absent from home .lt thc; -----_--

ime.

My _

_ML | ELITE BEAUTY sAr.oN SPEC-_ 1 IAL. Turn to page three. 1626.'

~ ____ 1

PERSONALS

pQL|(_-E COUT _ _-_,_______,_a_ __ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur small yo.

~ 1

drunk who failed to am.____a_. had ____ turned Saturday evening from I

ball of $5.00 estreateci. One vag- "EW pleasant vw” V’ BMW” ‘md

Ht Ms elven 20 days in lsll. A

lsll from speculative buying, ome _le for Ham” Exmbitionl case of unlawful possesson oi’

stake jumped 10, American Smelt-

58 ing more than 7, Kcnnecott, Mc-I 8 35; Intyre, Dome, Alaska Juneau and _ _ _ ' ,__ cel-ro De Pasco 1 to 3. U. s. steel, _°° “ed °‘?f"~d""b'° “mag” in “, 20 l » Ge al ‘head-on collision on Prince;

_mm American Can, Du Pont, ner __ 19 Motors, Western Union, Santa Fe, Street shwuy an" 11 °°‘°°k' One|

CARS COLLIDE-Two cars ne

ce l ,.. _ .I ,.. un in-_~l .. . _ 1" 1 » car was pulling out from a filling

K‘l

.\lllll llllsill .. .__ . __ \l<>l||t\'rc

.316 Union Pacific, Chrysler, Case, Tex- _ __ I

cd nnll 10% to ll cents for Qllcbecs_ ;_(_;\.____B ~ ~ -~- 35 corp. 01137 Ou Ind S9515 R09* , This T' _End tlgldothegtrfeai travel-1 Rc ‘ t trlllel 8_04i boxes. " ~~ »- »~ -~- Ol' On i'lCe e ~ -

63 ptlic lqlllte: market no 1 grlldP"\I"‘v"“"r5 ' ~ 55 ibuck improvel “actions to about |

w..- s....~...\l» qllolea .1 lay o-...... M1" Corp - - - . . » 280 e- Point and lt half. Rails as e| ir' ll [;ouu;lh f"r_‘ca_rlotn _slr lc_s:_ 1‘.5Accl;ts Qmghlgull ... . .. group were du»1 and s_eady_ sales RECORD LOADS--A COI‘!‘eSpDI'lCl-

lv .s ce" he, ~ '_ - ' ' . . . . ` ` . . .

:ff fr 1_f'l'.o lfoxolv Koi. cur.-...ll lg. f,:,_°_p_g§_cn... _ _ _ ._ __ a‘ | totalled 1,003,380 _harm “omg ent Writes- In reading Tuesdays sal.-_ I N d__'F__~_~~ _ Z: -0_3 the volume mr recent Sa_u_d__ys_ Guardian, I notice an item re heavy

Urn"

&\)'_l.gr_:l.0t_l..l__,, _ _ _ Markets heud vanous reports as loads in Kensington. Here in For- Pormnsler -. :ff 24 to what the administration plan- est Bm "'15 3' °°mm°n °°¢u"en°e' . . . . _ _ 12140 ned ,D do about the United States For instance, Arthur R. MacDonald. Pros All-`f .. ' ' . ' ' 161 1 dollar; one' suggestion was that the °f F°re‘“ lim' with his teamqzf 1131""

S1111 Ant . 155 » -“’\f"|" . . 121:. slmrrllt . _ ...12s" Siscoe ... .. _ . .. -.. 140 Stall-1l'onll ... g .. ... 81.6 Sl Anthony ,.. . . _ .,,__ 35 Sud Ensln . _ _ _ _ 150 SH" \0nt .... ., .. . 111.5, Svivllllile ... _ 121 'l`l‘¢'k Iiuirll ... . . - ... .. H010 '|`llrlllls (‘1ld ...- ,__ ,'\___ 15 'l`rc»lldrvcIl .- _ ' _ _ __ 151 White Engle _ U 25 lvnlt xl.-k 24.1; Vncllllm ,_ _ ' pl/_ Vilwmi . . . ... 54 Waite A M 43 ‘Ville-~.v if . . .' '__' 11: \\/right ll »..-~..-... .. -.. 815 Wllysde ... ._ 40 Silver _. -io

Total sales 1, 320,000.

_ UNLIBTED

Aldermllc ... 24 .\log'n\a . ,_ 2 Allrlulqlllll , . - » l Assoc Oil , __

Arno liig Mies Brett Tr iirowlllec

6

24 01;' 21 l en ,

313 I 3"’ Isl!

(‘l ull Ros 19,1, I Uculclllll u1,_, ,-

Cap linllyn Cell \lnll '

(Clnndinn Press) Stocks Clase B A OQ ,.. ... ... . ,... -- Bcnuhnrllols . . . .. 41/g Dolll Eng ... _

Imp Oil . .

llllp Toll ... . ii Int Polo .. 101.4 ini Pots _.. .__ .. lil Walker Pfd _... ... 15

N. Y. CURB

(Cnnudlln Trees) Stocks Close Amer Cyan B . __ 10% Amer Sup Pow _ . 3% As G and El . . 1 Cnn llinrcolli . _ .. . 354, Cities Serv . .. 3% El Bond nlld Shure . _ 17 Ford of Call A _.. ...- 11% Int Pete ... . .. lil Ning Hud ... ... . ... 7 St. Oil ind _.. 00

LIVES TOCK

(Canadian l’_ressl ’ MONTREAL, Oct 2-Offerings on

the two Montreal livestock m1\rk°ts today totalled l.'»_i`>32. Cllitlc receipts were 1,3152.. There wus some slight improvement tn the enquiry for cnttlc. At that sales were slow in starting nlld up to time of writing loss than 175 cattle hlld been weighed. Till-so were cnnllers and critters nt $1 to 81.50 and medium stccrs at 8! to $.'i.75_ with s hnlf loud of' mm-lillm good steers nt S3_R5_ The c.-ltllc of- fcicll included some 000 llcnd hold ovcr from last week.

Fllif receipts wt-re )__ri78_ Vt-nl calves wore in annd dcmand at

firmer prices. Gl-lull frllvl-ll were just stendy. Good vt-nil wore mostly $8_ with medium good qunllty cltlvcs from 85.50 to $5.75, (‘om1uon to medium quality calves brought fmln $2.75 tn

.. .__ 13%

thc offerings and these wen- sold mostly frrgn I9 with n range of from

$1.75 to 8.-.2tl.

Good sud choice venl. SR to 50.25:

grnllsers $1.75 lu $2.21.

Hhcep rocnlllts “-1 .. .a_so1. ‘There

who aavnrv sllglzt incl-‘-lee of thc rr- celpts of lnmbs nfi'cr'_d_ Tho most common .price for gfuul ewes llnd wetllere was S-'-_7li. Pulls and hurks were dlscountoll $2 pr-r vwt Shrvv; were unchanged nt mostly $1-50 if' *- with 1| range of Si to 8.1, Between ?.~ 500 and 3,000 hmhs w~re still ull-

sold.

Ewell, ll to I3; lrnllbl, good S-7475i

common $3.75 to 84.2.1,

Hog receipts lwrn won. floss “"‘l"‘

no rv-nts to 75 cents lower- tllnn Inst Mnndlly. Between 1.500 nml 1900 hors were sold for $0.25 for hm-ons Mid blltchurs. Selects h'-nwr"' Xl por hog brc|nlum_ hrnvles 81.75. Extra hm:-~

word graded ill Utllldb.

les til 26, Lights 8'* and sown wort*

Carl Kirk , ___ ' _ _.:::

1»'~ °° _ . .‘._;-; Dr irk ... .. . _ , _,_ 1'1“~ f . . . . . .

H I I

I ` . ' ,. _ l tl _ . .. . ..

l

$5 (10. Grnes call-as lnlldo thc hulk nfl

ollwli 5 D \l Ui] . . -. 1 . . 55 on E pl _ .',l_ .lu K 1.' _ 1 ol-1-ln ._ , _ 33" l.'tiorlltlo . . . . _ _ 400 l'lrll> tllls ____ 25 t.lll.l»< 1-lg; oollfisll _ , _ Ili)

Grozeiic . . . . . . .

olue U31

Hull Buy . ... .\lckel .. ... .. .Tuck \lo .. _.

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20! 1050 2010 __ .

hcorn . - 11?; I\irk Town ... _... 38

Lulu- Maron Lcllcl .. _ . Mzlimhlc _.. . _ Mundy _ . . . .. liotrc .. . _ _ .. .. 1Il'I.cod ... .. .._ - ...._ .\`|gllt. Hawk .__ _.. ... ...

15 16 41.31 10 ‘

44% -1

40’

Nllrlloll ... .¢ _... IEW: Oil Select. . . .. ._.. 5% l’nrk I-llll _.. .. . ... 461/5

Pollll Orc .. _ _... INS Pore Cro ... . 2 Rlllllgo . ... _¢. .,.. IRQ Ritchie ... . ._ ,. ...- 3 'Iloyullte ... . . .. . .. ]5lT0

‘So Kcnrs ... . . . . 1... .. 4 Ventures ... ... ..... .__ _-.. 07 Vlckvrs ,.. _.. -.. ... ...... 2% Wood Kirk ... ... . 9

EXCHANGE

(Clmndinn Plzclul) 5

| MOl\'TllEAL_ 00|. 2--British and foreign excllllllgo ill rollltlon to tho Uallndlan doilnr as compiled by tho ltoyni .Bunk of Cunudll closed today

as follows :-

l Argentina peso .4t7li).

Australia pllullll 3,8721.

_ Alllltrill scrilllug 1800..

| Ilclgiuul llclgn .22\S.

lirllzii mllreis .0f&'i0. Blllgllriu lev .0204.

Chinn Hong Kong dollars .(1521,

_ Czechoslovakia crown .047I_

Denmark krone .2173. Finland flnmark .0221

Franco franc 0019.

Germany relchemnuir .$730. (ireut Britain pound 4.8074.

, tlrcct'-.‘. rlracllmll _(|1\_~li)__ Holland floriu .$185. Hungary pengo .27l}8.

Inrlle rupee .$724.

Itelv llre _$828. Japan yen ,290i. l -Tilgbelavin dlnllr AWD. | New Zmlnnd pound 8 8870. - Nnrwn! krone A464.

Poland zlotl .1821.

Rollmnnln lou .0|00..

South Atllcn paul-lrl 4.8572.

Slwln meets .l.°410. Sweden krone 3515.

Switzerland franc 3067. Lnlted States dollar 1% per cent

llromium.

Exchange tutes st the close today "‘I§‘§

' ontrenl-Pound 4.86%: U. S.

11011" 1.o1%_ miles 0.10 eelm.

A1 _New York-Polln_d 4.7754; (xn-

edlun dollar 08%; franc nm cunts.

At Peril-Pound 78.07%: Cenedllm dollnr 10.13; franc; ll. S. dollar 10.41 "IMI: in ole-csmaloll aollllr

from SLN to 8.7.50 according 10 quality,

N-21 cents; If B dolls: 61.47 cents.

,GRAIN MARKET:

matters soon. perhaps next week, but nothing definite developed

Stocks Decline

Stocks declined during Septem-

ber, thus moving counter to the trend which had been anticipated by those who .were looking for post Lalbor Day demonstrations of bul- ilshlless. The standard statistics- Awociatfd Press composite lost just 10 points. ending the month at 78.1 compared with the July peak oi' 96.9.

That market performances re- flected disappointment over slack-‘ ening business conditions, problems incident to code operation and the waning hopes of currency inflat- ionists is obvious, brokers are pointing out. The situation this Fall lsllnusual ln that ll'enll»r.lc- es so vast an experiment as N. R.‘ A. and the confusicns which have arisen from monetary uncertain- ties. '

What stocks did.

Sat 174 276 146

Frl N5 247 171 713

Advance .. .. ..

Unchang-ed .. Total issues 505

PRICES STEADY IN WINNIPEG

(Canadian Prem)

, Oct l--Wheat fut-

ures prices rallied almost two cents from bottom levels on the grain exchange Saturday but closing quotations were 1-2-5-8 cents und- er the previous finish-

New York and Southern interests

entering the market on the pur- chasing side shortly after mid- scsslon lifted prices to previous closing levels, but selling was xo- newed at the high points and the fllll gain was not held-

October wheat finished at 61 6-8,

November at 82, Dec. at 02 1-2 and May at 67 3-8 cents. Weak Liver- pool cables and lack of support ran the market in stop-loss selling at the start with a consequent dovm- tum in values.

Trading Actlve _ |

i

Tradlng will quite active at the!

start, but thinned appreciably on- ly w revive around mid-session gg the bllyllls f1“l’1’Y storied- The close was comparatively quiet.

ooisdo markets were easier.

Liverpool at the close was off 3.4¢ and Buenos Aires was down 3-8 of a cent. EXPUH demand appar- ently md been Milled yesterday

hauled 10212 bus. of potatoes to St. Peters Station, a distance of 5

miles." I

keno Gold .. » ....104 ,President would talk on cunency ses, weigh ng less than 2. s.,¥

VISITS P. S. S.-The High

School pupils of Prince Street School enjoyed a very profitable period yesterday when Mr. Lloyd Shaw, B. A., gave 'an interesting talk on some outstanding historical points in London. Mr. Shaw has promised to continue his valuable1 reminiscences which will be a great help to the young history students.

WAS FINED-A man charged

with driving to the common dang- er appeared before Magistrate _

Donald MacKinnon yesterday and! was fined five dollars and costs or ten days. The defendant had been involved in a recent accident ,ln which a car had damaged a bridge on the Malpeque Road.

Bah out pain with M’1nud'l Llnlment.

as no movement of Carladlani

5101011 s00ds was adjourned by con-1

ic

8 . _ ~ _dii`fel~cnt parts of U, 5, A,

The friends of Mr. Frnnl-: Auld

em ml today The dpfendant in a, Jr., West Co\'ellcari_ will rruret tt

am of his illness and wish hlrl

case of unlawful possnsslon of 5t,o1.| en goods was remanded in Custody! 3 speedy recovery' '

till Wednesday.

from her late residence. 60 Roch-l

Ms Mary Collins, R, N.. lcfl _vos

LAID To RES,_,__Th__ funeral ontcrdny morning on return to Noll

me late Mm James L: _[men _wklY'f;l;r halter sptendllig a vzlcntlol. place on S t d _ _ ivvi er paren s Dr. J. T. and Mri

al ur ay mommg at 8`45iCcllins, Vemon River.

ford Street, to St. IJunstan‘s Basil-in Mr, and Mrs. Lemuel E _‘yay G "`“~ Where 5 R/equlem Hlgh Mass`Mt. Stewart, accompanied bv Mr;

was celebrated by the Rev. Leonard MacDonald. Services at the gl-ave` at St. Eugene’s Cemetery, Cove- head, were conducted by the Rev. Francis McQuaid of St. Dunstan's University- The pall bearers were: Gilbert Gaudet, George Nicholson. James Campbell, Howard Dingwell_ John MacDonald and T. L_ smm-._

ALLEGED ISLANDER FINED4-

Malcolm MacLean. who says his

home is near Charlottetown”

l

P. E. I., had three charges facing him in court this morning. He was picked up by the Canadian National police, who allege he was found begging in public while drunk, and that he had intoxicat- ing liquor in his possession. 'I‘lle man, when he first was called be- fore the magistrate, pleaded not guilty to charges of drunkenness and begging. .He was then remand-

ed. Later in the moming he was called back' and another charge was read, that of the liquor viola- tion. To this he pleaded guilty and was fined 8100 with $250 costs. l-le was given the alternative of spend-

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[chnills or in till- l'lv...l; tl rll .~l.llll 1..... l. .»_.,.lo~_._.l._\ ._ ,colllnlf-lll-f-lllont rolllfl will:

_nf l I lil ul ,all |ll:.l v...|-1-<1 lf |l:~li _=

mm l».l~lg A.. 1,... Tw.-~.f_. .mio l-..»..l.fl~.| ..- f~ll.“.,

i 'Eva Burke. also of Mt. Stf=l\'rl;‘t iw

l’85t€l‘d8y morning for the main. land on a visit to friends and rein. tives in Truro and New Glasgow

N. S.

Minard’a Llnlment cuts grcasr.

MORTGAGE SALE

To be .wld l-_l pelllllf nl=.,»mn ._

from of till- l,:l\\ 1‘..lll'.- l4,.;.y;-Z ,C (‘hal'i..:. .mllll an 'l‘l..,,-..;_,\, .._,_ _,,, cond ri:l_\~ of .\'..\~lllll-~ _l ll 112:' 5.( _the hmlr of :ll-.~1,\-,. ,,‘,~;.,.-l .__ _lpn _flint pfllcnl of inlwl » mlm., l._ , ,: “___ 1101115-T on Lo' 'i‘w»»l ll* 1 .lll ll |_» l 3;

|l`~llllly imllllllwl Ili ll <1. .nf l.~i _.. 1 _[_

lows lllzlt i.- to _=_1_\~; l~l'\l\l|_\ l_\.l nil ilu- ll-lrtlr .zlliw ..i vil.- 1.-wi. ll .ull ns 1-lzlr»vil= nr .\Ill1 llrf..»}; ,ll ¢|,.. _

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Andll w Bin:-qllloro tll~~,-:~ l: :" f`1"1¢jF-H5! the lin" rl-.ad rllw llll~~l"-ll 1-h-'luis or to lnl~1l_= nm. f.- f l-:_..-:lv ~;: l"“S“f_~'x1nn of .-\llri:'f\\v ill ln.: - -\ lvnsl nllull: said _»\ll.ll.l\\~ l>..\-’.‘. c -pp lu- .ll ' fw .»|, me 1.; ,

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ll-lllllllllry of tw -fly-l`_‘.. l -- »~-.W lvl' ff»l~lllr-r|_v in 1.ll_~.-1-- ..l| '~_‘ iarl, .f._lli:lrt thollvr- sl.-ull lllllrrv 1. :lllrl the ons: l...=ll,.l:l"\ ..l`r\\-r'\~__»

acres now or f~lnl¢=l~lv ln l `

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l.l'ah:llll ilol~f_-.-un ...ln ;....~.1r

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lcllco nlnlllr ill- 1 nllllw

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lflllrl 1 »» ...-. ..-

i`. 'lr .ni`.-ll.. vllv: 1-' H\

ing two months in jail in lieu oflsflrz fin lilo 'll-rtll'-'ls' hr if-f-fl~= ll

the nc:-|ly.a:ir.'; 1-.f ,\ll1l~v~\\ 4';':lllll~~~lr_

the fine. After this was done police .... nn- “..,, ...» mllfl ll. .l.. p___.-,, ..<,.-,

,.. A IJ: ' 1 .nl fi' pl U.

officers said that the man was dc-nf ,1,,_‘]1`,f“‘_,___',_ f',‘,_____ '__f,_,__ ,__"______h‘jf,’,‘_

P 1 l l i ‘ll l i

wheat was reported today.

Volume of business worked in

cash grains was extremely small, with spreads on most grades eas- ler~ A moderate quantity of oats was sold for export out of Van~' couver. Destination of the ship- ment was not learned. With the ex- ception cf fair buying in barley by southern interests and rnaisters pit trade in coarse grain commodities was rather quiet.

CHICAGO, Oct 1-(A.P.)-Des-

plte a brisk late rally following material setbacks earlier, the out- come of grain trading Saturday proved to be virtually a. draw.

Varying action of securities had

much to do with the course of cer- eals, but the main factol- was un- certainty as to what unforseen de- velopments might take place rs- garding United States monetary plans. Under such circumstances, few grain spcculators were willing to leave any important risks open until Monday. Wheat closed nervous, 1-8 lower

to 3-8 higller compared with Fri- day's finish. corn and oats both unchanged to 3-_8 lower. and prov- isions unchanged to 26 cents down.

Currency ` ,

(Canadian Pl-en)

and had not understood thc other :Til iwf- __-§;_1_-'_ l_rnml~_1_l».

l l. .1 . lg-\; -.. '.' . . r. ln

two charges as read to previously’-I-_.ol .l-_-ml..-fl lflllllfl rl..-~. pl..l,.- .4

,lllr--l--l-lzlltlls of :lll llcrc nnrll rv..

The charges were reread and,W_ ___ ____ _________h Av B_w_“______ ‘___

he pleaded guilty to being drunk.l l_.»~-1 n<;.llu_ql\§__ .lnfcllll ll.-Jil-l~.; \._~ .1

. , .new l.. 'lllozlll .5 'l ~ .-ll~l._ ll.

He was fined five <i°11*11s- °f f1‘°|l,=._ loin. ...nl l_l~l.~,- lf’.“~.... ,... N...

gn he rl».'ld and illc .sllill Mill lll~~»-k \l_\'ll

days- on the charge °f begg E 1l:xt'l:l"rl_\'ll nl-.». =..-rn.. l- .._~. \-.».l 1..- pleaded not guilty. He was re-_llv lllllll .1f._=fpl. A nl...-....lm ll- l .-1

B. l -nfl flflvl-lvl.-1-ld"

lnanded on this charge-Moncton ____,"‘"_’l_f_‘3_"’;____,_’ °*‘ ‘ ’

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THE LATE GEORGE WES-

The funeral of the late George Ives, North Tryon, took place from his residence, Friday, Svptember 29th at 2 p. m.. where a short ser- vice was held at the house after which the remains were taken to

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the United cllllrcl-. ot Lower Try- f ,.,‘,"_.§

lofi this ';...l drlr of rl em..-» A li.

on where a full service was con- W. l=2.__RE.\Il.E\'.__ __ ____

ducted by the pastor. Rev. Mr.

and the Rev. F. S. Grossman of thc

of Christy )irl_...l __

Lund ably assisted by the Rev. Dr. :::_T:_T____,____,____,_, _ '_~‘

Genet °f the I’f°S1>Y"ef1*‘“ °““’°1‘, uavf;""#u=

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Baptist Church. Tile pall bearers' .B B were. Wilfrid Inman. George Cab" u S u S v

beck, D. J. Thompson. Martingil

Keough, Alexander S. McKay and Heath Strong, M. L. A. The large crowd from far and near bore tes- timony to the high esteem in which

the deceased was held. The de- \

ceased was born :lt Tryon eighty years ago where ho livcd until his death. His wife predeceased him some five years neo, I-Ie always

NEW YORK, Dol 2fTh¢ i`rllIod`

Stntoe dollnr resumed its del-lill»~ ln~ fnrcign exchnnga mllrkets today llftcrg n wer-k of coln|\llr1ltivl~ etcnllllu-n.=_ .\t one timc the vnluo of the dollllr ns lneasur-_-li hy the lfrellch gold franc. was dnwll more than n clllll it rlll- lied lifter the close of _tho l‘|lris nlflr- ket however and filliehml at |H..'.~< cents ugnlnnt Snillrd:ll"n tlnnl quota- tl f 05.35.

on o .`\'t|-l.lil\|r opt-nl-ll sl\\'~_'\rlll l-nvlle hlgllflr

and tollcllnd its top at 8-i_.\4l\._ llround ulllllllly. Thu flllal rllll- mls $4.751; where it, wall nn 3% ct-nts from :illi- urdny's closc. The Fr(-llcll frlluc flu- islwd nl 0.08 cents, up .07 oi' a cont.- The Cnnlldilin dnllnr wrnl us high

sl 08% and rloscd at its for a me gnln nf -'ig of ll cl-nt. The fllull rain was equal in rl prsnlluln on United States funds of I. 13-10 per cent.

product. of his mill was known all

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took an active port ln the enter-W;

pl-isc of the community, and theiw