1-4; Belgium 16.08;

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FINANCE

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TORONTO, March 3-

Dull Trading

New (York Mart

or rnnimiuck canons; Aosoollled Press Financial Wm," nuw max. Maicn a -<n1=)- The stock market trail again “mm “WWQM May although 991MB Dremure was notably lack. ins over most of the routs, mxffllervolumc was slightly who", Sea“ 0t yesterdays slow-nmtlon est ‘of; i was still one of the 5mg“. a 5-110111 session in several months. Transfers totalled 4165,3130 shares compared with 406,314 weq_ medal’. Associated Press average 041420 issues was off .4 oi a point, at

Issues were the Canadian ifigeriiliiitlgerwefi fractional and included Distillers. Seagrams. Dome. International fiigel- McIntyre. Brazilian and

. Bell Tel h

ports W166‘ op one gained 2

DDTOi/fll of the House Naval At. fairs Committee of an appropri- ation of more than $1,300,000 for navy; expansion aided a few sbflckg A ll t in the price of export copper enabled the lied metal group to Dili- llb t1 Show of resistance.

The “W lwaliitalization plan announced by U. S. Rubber was without buoylng influence for tile common shares. They dlppgd 1 1'4 POInts to 32 1-4. although they were down more at the opening.

PROWGE PRICES

MONTREAL. March 3 —(CP>— Wheat, northern. No. 1 51,56; barley Canadian western No. 3 .70; oats, feed, No. 1 .54 1-4; flour. spring wheat patents" firsts $7.40; seconds $7.50; bakers $7.40; Willi/El‘ wheat patents, choice $4.- 20-430; white corn $300-$400;

26; mlddlings. ton $38.25; rolled outs, bag 90 pounds $3.25; hay, No. 2, per ton, carlots $10.50.

Cheese western current 15-15 1-4; butter N0. 1 .34 1-2-35.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 large .32; A-1 medium .30; A-large .29; A- medlum .28; A-pullets .27.

Potatoes -—Que whites No. 1 80's 52-53; N. B. mts N0. 1 80s .57- 02; 50'.» .40- 42; P. E. I. mts No. 1 90's .80-.8 ; 50's .45—.4'1; B. W. I. N0. 1 60's 1.75; Fla. bushel 2.-

50.

IVICNTREAL, March 3 -(CP)— Prices held steady today in light trading on Canadian commodity exchange.

Butter spot —Que grass regrad-

IUW YORK. Mfi-Nh 3 -(A_Pl-' Ioieigii exchange: Great Britain nd 5.01 13-16; 5.01 11-16 5.- 3-4; 60-day bills $5.00 7-8; de- mand: France 3.25 8-4; Italy 5-‘ ‘

Germany .416 l-2; .1 43-84. NEW YORK. March 3 —(APQ)‘E mt prices declined 5 points to the asis oi 3.10, a new low for the year and the lowest level recorded since late 1985. A sale W86 Wm‘ firmed oi’ 1.000 bails of Pww R1005 from store at this level. Final prices were unchanged to 3 points lower in No. 3 future with sacs of 8.100 ions. Close March 21Gb: May 2.181); July 2.201): Sop 2.21M; Jan 2.18M No 4 closed unchanged to 1 1-2 allot; higher on sales _of 2.250 I15. Refined was unchanged at 4.86 to 4.75 lor fine granulated with bii<lllP°5 ‘till limited to nearby re- qulrements.

BANWG (Canadian hell) l

saniu . Clone Canada ' 59 Nova Scoih

CH "nerce 102% Montreal

R051 Bank 176

ed 34 5-8-34 3-4; Que Znds (38 score) 34 3-821. Sale: Butter. 100 bores Que grass regraded at 34 3- .

Cheese spot -Unquoted

Eggs spot -Orii. A-‘arge 5 1-211; A-medium 24 l-2a; A-pullets 23

1-20.

MONTREAL, March 8 —-(CPl-- Butter prices ruled firm on Mont- real open pi-odu . markets todiw-

Butter was quoted at 34 1-2-35 cents a. pound for No. 1 in carlots or less with lots to r taiiers at 35 i-z for solids and as r prints-

Graded egg shipments in carlots or loss were 25-25 1-2 cents a dozen for A-liirge. 24-24 1-2 for A-

Session On gt“; Exchange

bran, ton $34.25; shorts, ton $35.-' F0

medium and 23-23 1-2 for A-pul-

lets.

Cheese was 15-15 l-4 cents B wound for current western receipts.

Potatoes: Que whites N0. '1 80's .52-.53; N. B. mis No. 180s .57- ‘w; 54v; 40-411; P. E. I. tilts No. 1 90's .8045‘. 50's .4547: B. W. I. No. 1 80's 1.15; Fla. bushel 2.50.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE ‘Toronto —Stocks narrowly low-

"Mcntreal -Gold higher; other "- l “Q12, lama-Stocks lower Winnipeg —Whea.t 7-8

nts lower GEN", york _cotton and ooflee

‘mn- one . -~o+o++

b0 3-8

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spiritual oltnrlngu, Undo, 040., ‘egal- name; .

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T0 Li’! - CHOICE SANITARY house-keepinz ‘poms mun spur at very low rent. 2'13 vlillg? reet. L-SM-I-ZB- .

For sue

10R sou -- ma: noimn. TWO years old. Twenty-two foxes to his credit. Price gram. Geo. c. c- lean. North Wiltshire. » L-M-3-2-3i.

HORSES FOB BALE AT WALKB

par word; Clunifled

pogo”- ag Cnndnlanoo 70¢

pproolntion 10o par lnnh or do oer

uncut Inuit; Jive eenu.

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WANTED B! MAY 1ST. APART- ment or house centrally located, with all modern conveniences. Apply A B care Guardian. L-540-3-3-3i

AN ADVERTISER WISHES THE addresses of some Poultr Incu- bator men prepared to sh a few hundred day 01d qfiicks to Hall- mil. pply ‘Chicks care Guard- lan o ice. L-548-3-4-1i.

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AGENT-Si would you consider a. e

Montnzil ..

(Canadian Press) Mocha m“. Bell Tel Brazilian 1%., B C Pow A 311;, Can Cement 10¢, Can Nor Pr 1g Can Gill‘ Fd 10 CIR Car Pfd 221.1, Can 1nd A1 3's, Can Pac 1 Cock Plow 91;, COHS Smelt 5015/, DiSii $88K 141,’, D°m St B 134.3 Founda Co 14 Gen Si: W w; Gypsum q Ham Bridge 61,; l Imp Tob 14% ‘ Int Nickel 50-14, Int Pow Pfd g3 Massey Har 7 Mtl Pow 301:, Nat Brew 4,954 Nat St Car 39 Noranda 591/, Power Con; 14 Quebec Pow 13 Shziwlnigan 211,; qt law Com 4i, ' ' "‘d l4 St of Can 54 id 59 Will Elec A 211,; .W1n Elec B

Montreal Curb

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Close

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Beauharnois Bathurst A Dom Tar Don A

Price Pfd

Currencies

NEW YORK, March 3—(AP)— Major European currencies were on the offered side in foreign ex- change dealings today.

The Pound Sterling lost 1-8 of a cent at $5.01 3-4 and the franc .00 1-4 of a cent in terms of the United States dollar, at 3.25 3-4. The belga and gullder each drop- ped .01 of a cent and the Swis franc declined .00 1-2 of a cent. The Canadian dollar was un- changed at 90 63-64.

MONTREAL- March 3 —(CP)— The Pound Sterling declined 1-16 of a cent to $5.01 13-16 on Mont- real foreign exchanges today while the French franc held about even at 3.25 21-32 cents. The United States dollar was unchanged at 1- 64 per cent bremium

UNDATED Monififnox

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates

At Montreal —Pound 5.01 13- 16; U, S. dlr 1.00 1-64; franc 3.- 25 21-32.

At New York —Pound 5.01 3-4: Canadian dlr .99 63-64; franc 3.- 25 3-4.

At Paris —P0\mid 158.7‘? 1-2 I111 U. S. dlr 30.62 fix; Canadian dlr 30.61 3-4 fr.

In Gold —Pound 1k. 1d; U. S. dlr 56 95 cents; Canadian dlr 58.- 92 cents.

.____._____ NEW YORK CURB (Canadian Press)

Stocks C1058 Am Cyan B 3,5 Am Gas El 26“: Am Sup Pow 13-16 Brown Pfd 26 Call Marconi 1'1 Creole Pet 25_ El Bond Sh '1»;- Gulf Oil 39% Humble Oil 68F Lockheed Air 8ft Nlag Hud '7"; Pant Oil 6"- ,________ CURRANT TARTS ARE SUB-

STITUTE FOR MINCE PIE

These form an excellent substi- tute for mince pies for those who cannot digest the latter. Cover half a pound of currants with boil- ing water and leave to soak until they are plump. then drain 1m a hair sieve and dry them in a cloth. Chop a pound of cooking apples and mix with the currants, also 1-2 cup of soft brown sugar, hall a tepspoonful cinnamon. and 4 trble- spoons of melted butter. Make some short crust in the usual way roll out and line patty tins with it- leavi enough for the lids. with t currant mixture, put on the lids, cut slits in the centres End bake in a fairly hot oven for about twenty-live minutes until the pas- try is well cooked.

Better results are obtained by putting soap flakes 01‘ Piiwdel‘ 111W a, dry tub or. in the case of dished. the pan, before adding water. Whisk up a flood lather before puttini!

the so ed thlrigsjnto it._:_

_ National Steel Car

. real stock exchange today and re-

Stool!

Aldermac Alexand Acme Oil

ate Rallies Fail ToOffset. ‘ Early Losses?

MONTREAL. March 3 —-(CP)— Prices tended lower on the Mont-

ooveries at the close failed to wipe out losses entirely.

Papers turned weaker, and St. Lawrence Paper Preferred sold down 2 1-2 points at 38. St. Law- rence Corporation preferred drop- ped a point at 14 and Price Broth- ers common lost a. fraction.

Construction and rails were quiet. lost 1-2 and Canada. Cement sold off a small fraction.

Off small fractions were Domin- ion Steel and Coal “B", General Steel wares and Massey-Harris.

Total sales: Industrials. 12,700; Mines 257.300; Bonds $600.

\ “ l . Con Clilb GRAIN Con Bra-it Pa‘ kavater N... Davies WDNNIPEG. March a —(OP)— Wit“? °i1 Winnipeg wheat quotations eased 72mm?" a cent in dull trading in sympathy r-‘gliflial

with Chicago despite a. minor ex- ‘_ port business which steadied fui- " ures in the 1111411 hour. .

Advances of l-2 cent posted af- Quorado tel‘ Liverpool and Bueiics AIYCS showed gains was short-lived iviili -' . _, final pltces 1-8-3-8 cent. down, - ' May $1.26 1-8. July $1.18 and, ,- Octolcer 96 1-4 cents. l F. n,

Canadian wheat sales were esii- “a ' mated at 150.000 bushels. part of which was believed to be covering of old sales. United States export trade was small.

Top graft: of cash wheat closed ‘ unchanged although only mnall quantities were sold today for ship- ment lifter opening of navigation. ‘ In coarse grains futures oats closed 1-8 lower i0 unchanged; barley 1-4 lower to 1-8 higher; flax 1-4 lower to unchanged and", rye 1-2-5-8 ccnt lower. - Home 011

WINNIPEG, March 3 —(OP)-- Hnmesi; Grain quotations. wheat close. May Ilowey 126 1-8b; Julv 11Gb; Oct 96 1-4b: ‘Nickel May 47 1 ‘b; July 44 1-4b; Oct 39 1-2a; barley. May 64 1-4-b; July 6O 1-8-1-4.

Cash prices; Wheat —-No. 1 nor 141 l-8; Nu. 2 1101" 133 l-B; N0. 3 nor 119 l-8; No. 4 nor 100 1-8: No. 5 wheat 95 1-8; No. 6 wheat 86 l-B; feed 76 1-8; No. 1 garnet 120 1-8; No. 5 special 92 1-8; No cw 48 3-8; cx 1 feed 48 3-8; No. 1 6 specially; 1-8; track 139 "l-B; screenings 450

‘Oats -No. 2 cw 52 5-8: No. 3 feed 4‘. 3-8; N0 2 feed 39 5-8; No 3 feed 3'6 5-3; track 50 5-8.

Bailey —No. 3 cw 62 3-8; No. 4 cw 61 3-4; No. 5 cw 60 1-4; No. \ cw 5’ 1-4; track 65 1-4.

WEEBl-édifilrol

iExperililental Farms Note)

As spring approaches, the great majority of cattle owners will no- tice tlie development of lumps on the backs their animals, a1 least. on those that were on pas- ture in 1937. Each of these lumps contains the larva of the heel. god or warble fly. as it is known in diiTerent localities. Few realize that this pest is the cause of an lminense loss to the cattle indus- try through reduced milk produc- tion, lower gains on beef animals, aild poor quality of hides.

Control measures are simple. cheap and easily applied. but there is only one time of the year when these are effective. This is when thfise lumps bare develéitging. which ta es place ctween e ruary rind June. as n general rule. A warblc- gigggxfister free district can only be obi-allied PH, Crow through the co-operaiioil of allipibneel. cattle owners. since one untreated |P°wen herd is a SOLIPCO of infestation for ‘premier nglgllboilring farms. Individual ipreston farms may reduce the infestation lpms A1,- mntcriz-illy. however, if a. district Q will not oil-operate. 333d Aum

' Grandoro

"cKeilzie McVittle Mcwatters Min Con) Monarch Roy Nloneta i/lorris Kirk Murphy Naybob New Gold ‘liplssing Ncranda _ Normetal Norgold OBrien

Pamour Pandora Fayore "artenan Paulore

‘ clean herd in 1037. while another

$555k; uv i-Krurn

» the number

In 1935. the Dominion Experl- Red Crest mental Farill, Nnppriil, N.S. under- Rod Lake took to interest the noigliborlili: Reno Gold

farlilcrs iii this work. Over 250 530cm; head ivcre treated that year. The -st Anth

following two years, a number of son Ant the farmers continued the work. Sliawkey Sheep Creel:

and those men have all reported marked success in reducing the {Sherritt number of infested animals and ‘Siscoe

of uni-pies present. S‘aden One farmer. who had ten head in- Slave Lake tested in 1935. with an average of Stadacona seven wnrbles per head, had a Straw Mk9 Sud Basin reduced his average from twelve 15ml Cont ivrirbles per llczid iii 1035 to less lSul lvan than tllrcc iii 1937. All those who followed up the treatllicnt report- {Tcck G

ed that their cattle are much Tel“? 0°?” quieter during tlic summer months. ¥°bum resulting in t-l direct improvement ‘agfgmac in milk production. U“ t

‘The material used for treatment gm‘ Q“

is derris powder. and this may be v5? mes obtained from any of the livestock vyictmmnu co-operatives; also most feed delil- wgngi o 'ers or drug stores. One pound will wesmgnk treat from tell to twenty-five head west Turner for the season. (three or four treatments). the number depending upon the size of the animal. the thickness of hail" and the number of warbles present. Directions for treatment are given on the powder containers. The cost is from three to six cents per head per year. For this outlay, this pest can be prac- tically eradicated in a very few vears with the co-operation oi’ all cattle owners. _

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(Canadian Inn)

merits of increasing may need only sound

SMALL BUSINESS CON- CERNS — independent, well- managcd, established on personal ability, honesty and industry- fortunately abound in Canada. Many of them have all the ele-

assistancc to make them even- tually large and important contributors to Canadian

BORROWING Ar Tar Blink

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enquiries from cerns regardin success. They manager of our

financial

you may coniIr/Miz/e

BANK OI‘ MONTREAL

psrAulsr-rlsia l8 1'7

"a bank where srmzl/ arm/ml; are welcome”

Charlottetown Branch: A. I. B. BELCHER, Manager

i MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVICE . . . the Oulzomi of r20 Years‘ Sucaufil! Opnnllil

prosperity. Conservative borrowing may be a ronstrurlive step.

The Bank of Monttoai wolcomee

in: glad to discuss with you, ill strict confidence, any plane

t;

such business con- g loans, and the nearest branch will

have for taking a step forward.

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Honey Dew 45 | Hud Bay Min 27!: Kirk Town 20 Mandy 16 ‘ Oil selec 4'5 Pend Or 200 - Ritchie 2!: Robb Mont 2 Iemisk 15 TORONTO. March 1i —(CPi—

Trading tempo stepped up to cross. the two million share mark today l on the Toronto exchange boarti. l the fastest clip recorded $11108 April 21, 1935. ‘Turnover including Industrials reached 206313.000 shar- es and more than three-quarters of it was 1n the rhodium-price and junior golds. Profit-taking increas- ed as the session advanced and prices weakened [or a half pcilit loss in the index.

The rush to accumulate centred in a gioup of the juniors and these movd up for gains of 4 to 10 cents but all the advance was not held. The last half hour of the session was maliked by a weakening ten- dency and the gainers lost position along with others that had been under selling pressure throughout the day MaoLeod-Cookshutt, Hard Rock, Oro Plata and Eldorado closed 15 to 25 cents down on heavy volume. . _ _

Dome posted a fractional gain and other senior golds were steady.

Losses up to 10 cents appeared for Coniaurum. Caribou. Central Patricia. East Malartic. Qcllicoe. Kerr-Addison, Ltlguna. Lapa Cadil- lac, Moneta. Pamour, Preston, Pioneer. Cchi and Sylvanitc. Sulli- van advanced 10 cents.

Hudson Bay dropped a small fraction. Ventures weakened 20 cents. sud-bury Basin 5 and Sher- riti; 3. In the western oils the big trade wiis in Brown Corporatlond an

Brown traded 131,000 shares firmed 7 1-2 cents to 55.

Commonwealth. Firestone. Home. and Anglo-Canadian were up nar- rowly and Okalts. and Dalhousie lower.

Original Swain Telegraphs Fried Egg" Valentine

MONTREAL. March 1—L0ve has many languages. There is the lzlil- guage of the sweet notlllilgs. of coos and kisses and baby tlilk.

Crooners on tile radio and in he movies murmur for lovers in will EIIQPIJQEnRP§-_YI1I€.!'Q_1§. “w "i"-

§-O~O-§4-O-O-§~“OOO-f§O6§-00bo64

The annual meeting of ihc P.E.I. Poulilgv Association Inc., will he held in Agricul- tural Hall on Monday. March 7th at 8 o’clock P.M. QO-QQ-OO-O-O-Q-‘Q-‘NNFOQ-QQ- lL-stio-a-z-i-l.

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There is the language of tho cycs. i i arrange Morlqagelnansflecure Tenants

Chum‘! Rent“: and Ma-iaflg Properties

Annual Meeting l

fashioned language of fiowers, each| bloom carrying its message, and the language of ilosuiuc stamps-AI tile stamp is stuck upside down on the envelope it means one thing~ kitty cornered. something else. and so soil.

Queerest of all lnvc languages is the one which came to llgilt on St. Valentine's Day, uihcn a sivairi ill a New England town wanted to send all effcctiomitc greeting to ills sweetheart in Montreal. It is the language of the egg.

This original lover senl a money- 0vl'§i_§_1_‘_lQ__‘ih€__Cfll'i8(lii1I1___NflLlQIial

Telcgruphs to cover the cost-bl I lulolltrilm and the delivery of one fried egg.

It seemed made to the telegraph people, but they are used to hand- ling strange communications and they were not to be stumped. The ego was bought. a. restaurant fried it and the telegraph messenger started out with his precious meso- ugc. He pedalled his bicycle as rap- idlv as his fearfulnes would allow balancing the egg in one hand. and delivered 1t unbroken and sunny- side up.

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CASH P We also have in stock

Meat, etc.

Island ‘Gold

FOX MEATS

Boneless HORSE MEAT — — — — 5748 Beef TRIPE — — — — - — — — — ‘ll/zfi

RICES other fox meats such

as Beef Cheeks, Boneless Beef, Ground

Storage Ltd.

Offering to the Pu brailclies 0f

City and Counlrv.

88 GREAT GEORGE ST.

Agent and Manager. To BUY. SlfLL, RtNl Properties in

. and Estates. z NO CHARGE UNLESS DEAL EFFECTED

Owners of Land or Buildings are Asked to List Tlicir Properties