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JUNE 28. 1938

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c ' " N. Y. Stock urrencies Montrea| Stock E h MONTREAL June 21 < XC tinge The Pound stéril a i _ OP)“ E h l?! l8- cent at $5.508 7:132 igreidlvigni? v .__._ vfgn 111161811 exchanges boday f) e the French franc held about i ‘ (Canadian Pres!) "e11 8t 2.81 9-32 cents. The Unit- (Canadian Press) ed States dollar advanced 1-33 "m" mo” Per cent at 1 per cent premium. Stocks m“, MNIEIWEUYORK, June 27 —(AP)\ Fm, n. y 3,, 0S ropcan currencies declin- Bell Tel ‘m _'_ 13g m “ma”, N?“ 13%“ f: taofigy lfrgrgfnns of‘ the dollar lgrflliflian 11% tm Tel m 14o ms 8“ m Base deal- Bigcp $11k s Lm Water 10% Smrun 1 t c "1" A 30 mawnda 29% u 95 l-zg or}! 3-4 of a cent at can Cement 1i his” 3M 00- l an the French franc an Nor Power 13%, ltl Refining 24 . -2 of a cent at 2.78 l-2. The Can Car Found 12%. “mum 3 Netherlands guilder was down .06 Can Car Found 12s,, m, Ohio w, <11 a cent. the Swiss (mic .04 ofa, Can our Pfd 2'1 dwm mm 8,7: cent and the belga. .03 of a. cent. Can Ind Al A 3 Ed”, Av 13 gihe Canadian dollar closed at a g5“ Pizwlc m 5?? km as’? 56% scount of one cent, off i-32. CQQngJAm-S l‘! 7hos O 28 I “"5"” 55”’ UNDATE 83h: 5332i, ti?‘ m, o“ so p MONEY nox Dm Se“ 13,: 7°mm°n 1‘ (B Ti, M Dom Coal Pf a Jon Can 46 y e Canadian Press) 1 , Jon gdisoélo 2614 §l°§{,‘,‘_§n,§§§‘,‘““§$°u§f§ no 7 18 gtrelglgeB 7o as 71’ — . - ; "' “Ill P'%€‘i°lf. 25.2: hi ‘eases: “it ‘ur ss rg 20x. w - - : Eco AutiiluL-lte 19% CimatgggsdkPgggdfafilnozifi 1'1 grielhndszittelgfilggrc lie: Pr e 101/ —_ ~ - : U. Z 3a,, me 39.’; dlr a5.91 fr. Canadian dlr 35.52 iIiyiSSIAQIb 147i: 5911 F°°d$ 32": t‘; G Int Nickel 4a" 3“l'i Motors 851»; d] n °1d _P°"“d 125- m1 U- 5- Int Power Pfd 78 50mm); 15o, 651' 59-16 cents; Canadian dlr 58.- Lake wcods 15., Boodyear Tire 201; Cents. Massey Harris 8' 3‘ Nor Pfd 18% McColl Front 101-; Hlidiigrl Mum!‘ 7% Mil Power 29% n arves er 35v N B i in‘. Te‘- Tel i0“ 5881's Roe Co c5 Niii. aim oin- iii/z Kenneoott 37,‘ Shell Unlo'_§_Oii 14% Noranda 881/: Mont ward 39% SOUIJIHPBCIIIQ 14% pa“, Con, 14 Murray Corp 7 Std Oi N J 52 Quebec Power 16 N Y Central 14% 5W“ °°1P sis ‘Shawinigan u Cash Reg ma, Texas Corp 4a st Law Com 4v. ew York N H W, United Air 281/4 |St Law Pfd 15 Nor Am Co 21% UIIIWI 9°09 3 sou Can Pow - Nor Pacific m United Drug 5% Steel of Can 861.4 Pack Motor a 111111“ Gas Imp 10w. Steel of Can p _ Paramount 9,’); U S Rubber 3214 Win Elec B 2% Penn P- R 1B U k4 Si. C0 53 Win Elec A - Phil Morris 103g; U S Ind A1 20% M a reissue... 1; Pub Sel‘ n .1 s01’ is M I C b Pure Oil o. 111i: west Um»- 25% ontrea ur Radio Corp on $31; gigclmke 231s . . _ i! Radio K o 2'5 Woolworth 495 I (Canadian Press) m -1 I .oss Algitilgl 21d 215% We Recommend 2922M om 691,4, B A Oil 21% FAMOUS PLAYERS CANADIAN B°‘“"“““°“ 3"‘ gathurlst A o a 4 CORP., LTD. D0,?‘ A r w, 1 graser v T C 113% raser 4 /-7i% Ford A0“ ulgli Fmsr MORTGAGE s. COLLATERAL TRUST nouns 33%,, 111/, MATURING JUNE 1st, 1951 Int Pele 26 To YIELD 140% $212222??? 3-». Price a"; Pr ce IRVING, BRENNAN 8i COMPANY LTIl. ~ E. M. BAGNALL-MANAGEB. Banks Bank of Nova Scotia Bulldinl Charlottetown - --- ~-_ ~ _ ‘NIH!- I- (Canadian Press) Banks Close Dog Tax - - - -193 7 Canada n Commerce 165% Montreal 210 _ _ Nova scotls. — To owners of dogs on which the 1937 tax Royal Bk 116%

Ing this tax. than once. Have your tax be destroyed.

has not been paid, the R.C.M.P. are now collect- They do not expect to call more

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

ready, or the dog will

per word; Announcements

or worui in alumni-ism Notices.

I 2o - Spiritual Offsrlugn, Cards, 01s., 4o per Ilsllwi per iuob. Notirss of Thanks and Appreciation,

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I Ion SALE - CHRYSLER SEDAN Good

tires. Bargain for quick Phone 1500.

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due to freshen July lst.

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SOWS To farrow between Auiillsl- 15m “d

_ lli 11,5 in ton. “m” Wm H“ wi-Nlgffi-gii-ii.

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to freshen. G. E. Wad- dell,

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Guardian locals. 6o psr word! and Coming Events

for any advertisement twenty-fin coats.

r0 LET - SUMMER corrsxfi‘,

Western and Eastern locals. k ‘be per wordi Classified inch; Lists 0| Floral and Letters of Courlolsnrs '10s 70o per inch or do M!

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To Let

COTTAGES T0 BENT AT INKER- man. Apply D. M. Cass. L-1915-6-25-3i.

TO RENT — STORE 173 GRAF- ton Street. Apply L. A. Haszard, 81 Fitzroy Street. L-l758-6-22-0i.

TOIIENT-UNFURNISHED SUM- mcr cottages at Langley Beach. Apply 82 Fitzroy Street. (Phone 409-J). 11-1924-8-25-28-30

partly furnished, on the Hills- ouglh Tidal River, seven miles from e City, near Mr. Burnett's bungalow. Seven rooms and en- closed verandah. Ideal sandy beach and bathing for children and young people. Apgly to Guardian Office. L-l77i- -22-tf.

Baby Chicks

IRMVI TIME TO TIME WE HAVE special prices on day-old and started Bray chicks. Call or phone, J. H. Campbell. All‘ston: W. K. Crater. R. R. 5. Kensing- ton; or Mrs. Basil Mac-Donald. Tracadie Cross: A. H. Brychi-Oii- Princeton. 23-27-29-

OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION IS given to all orders. Order Bray chicks today. from J. H. Camo- bell, Alliston: W. K. Crafer» RF»

Female Help Wanted Ivsimm - EXPERIENCED mun

new tires, one licensed. Almly 137 ,

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Eon SALE - HONEY GIRL. sum H. Brventon. lei-inceton.q_u_m_u_ by Colonel Aubrey- D81" Mu!”

Direct“ pgjd up in (he Puturity- M}. -—— AW“ mmbmon Grf-“iiibils-as-ai. Male Help Wanted i ma anus _. SEVERAL ooox- WANTED - 1mm ma. FARM

ing Ranges. also Stoves suitable work. Apply Gui-firm

for Bummer L ‘ F‘ ‘time $5881- 1-1961-6-28-31.

, g m - -§—--—-——-—-——~— -~ wroi-WIIRIRRQ of awves- 119 srrnsnrrcu wsmup so hford Street. b194l-s-27-2i. 1mm Barber Trade smm Cwrso ~_.____-_--—--——————— emery, m; in; Molar Blgqar wanted College. Halifax. - - WANTED EXPERIENCED WAIT- ressss for July first, also maid for Lost snersl housework. Apply Basal *'"'—"_"' m‘ m“ 1"“ a" ' ' msr - BETWEEN CHARLOTTE- wwn and

ericion, bi of (Royall Chick Feed. Notify esth

iThe Central Guardian

_ (been settled out of it court it was

This column is reserved for news of local interest but stlvertisipg of s ncwsy nature may be inserted at 4 cents a word strictly pay- able in sdvsuoe.

PARENTS AND FRIENDS of Boy scouts will be welcomed at the Scout Jamboree and Rover Moot, which will be formally Open- ed by His Honour Lieutenant Gov- ernor DeBlois on Friday, July 1 at 2.30,prompt. No charge for sq-

ion. L-2032-8-28-3i.

RECEIVE CERTIFICATES-The followinil pupils of North Milton School have received their Grade Eight Certiicaies: Olga Moreside, Dorothy Gillespie, Marjorie Coles, Rhett. Smith. Much credit is due pupils and their teacher Miss Ella MaoLean.

I POLICE COURT-A woman charged with being drunk and dis- orderly was remanded until Wed- nesday in Police Court yesterday. A man charged with obstructing a police officer was also remanded un-

itil Wednesday. Two drunks were each fined $10 and costs or 20 days in jail.

| SUPREME COURT—Set down on the Supreme Court docket as a civil jury case Mabel McNeili vs. the Yorkshre Insurance Company _Limlted. an action for debt, had

announced yesterday morning when the Court met after the iveek end adjournment. Mr. Justice A. E. Ars- enault was on the Bench. As mere were no cases icady to proceed with Court adjourned until July 5th.

WRITE ENTRANCE EXAMINA- TlON-Prince of Wales College matriculation examinations opened yesterday in five centres in the Province. 757 students are writing the examinations wh.ch continue today and tomorrow. The number o. candidates ior entrance to the College has remained fairly con- stant for the past three years. Last year's IIZLIIG was 748 while in i936 it was 754. FbllOWlng are the num- ber at the various centres with the previous year's figure in brackets: Charlottetown 35b (375); Summer- side 184 (1701; Montague 93 (108); Alberton 8.1 (65); Souris 42 <30.) In previous years the examinations were written the first iveck 1n July but were changed this year on re- duest of the teachers expressed through their organization, the Prince Edward Island Teacher's Federation.

DESIGNATION SERVICE CAR- DIGAN-A very dignified and im- pressive service was held ill the Presbyterian Church. Cardigan, on the evening of Wednesday. June 22, under the auspices of the Pres- bytery of Prince Edward island. The occasion was the designation of Miss Florence MucNelll, Car- digan, a graduate of the Presby- terian Deaconess Training Home, Toronto, to the sacred office of Deaconess. Rev. T. Owen Hughes. Moderator" of the Presbytery of Prince Edward island, presided and designated. Rev. Wallace Wadland offered the designation prayer. Mrs. David Brooks. President of the Women's Missionary Society of Prince Edward island, decorat- ed Miss MacNclll with the Deacon- ess pin, the badge of office. Mrs. (Rev) T. Owen Hughes presented Miss MacNeTll with a Bible don- ated by the members of the East- ern Division of the Women's Miss- ionary Society; and Rev. A. S. MacLean and Rev. R. Hensley

Profit - taking]

Curbs Rallyi

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In New York 1

(By The Canadian Press) MONTREAL, June 27--After I. firm opening, buying slacken d - later to clip of!’ much of the orig- inal gain on the stock exchange today.

Noranda was the brightest spot. setting a new high of 67 1-8 in the morning but closed at 8d 1-2 for a gain of 1 3-4. Smelters was up 1-2 but Nickel slipped 3-4. In the papers, St. Lawrence Pap- er preferred climbed a point, Bathurst 5-8 and Stliawrence Cor- poration 1-4. Price was fraction- ally easier. Constructions were strong, Foun- dation rising 1 1-4, Gypsum and Cement 1-2 and Dominion Tar i-4. Montreal Power was fractionally better while Brazilian was a shade off. Rails were also mixed. CPR. firming nearly 1-2 with Canada‘ Car ofl‘ 1-4. Imperial Oil, General Steel War- es, International Pete, and Massey- Harris were traded at from 1-4 to 1-2 higher. Dominion Steel and Coal “B" and Lake of the Woods dipped slllihtly.

Total sales: Industrials 49,300; mines 52,700; bonds $1,500.

I Grain

VIIINNIPEG. June 27 —(CP)— Winnipeg wheat futures sagged 2 cents today in tless trading with threat of rain in western Canada the dominating influ- ence. At the final bell quotations were i 3-4-1 lower, July 1.05 1-8, Oct 85 7-8-88, November 85a, and December 83 i-8-i-4 cents. Failure of Chicago to hold early advances of more than a. cent and the rain forecasts discouraged buyers and only a few selling orders were required to push prices down from early gains of 3-4 cent.

Canadian export sales during the weekend were ated at 150,000 bushels, includlig durums.

Cash wheat wss neglected today with spreads on all grades of Red springs unchanged. Durums eased a cent.

Coarse grains declined s. cent or more. .

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GIRL OR WOMAN T0

v work in kitchen. Apply Star Cafe i" Iluswn Street

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Clo". Person finding snmeélifflifi nomy gay Bernard, imier River. ls-ittl-(i-flb-Sl.

Stavert addressed the newly desig- nated Deaconess. Durirlg the ser- vice a solo entitled “The Oid Rug-

HON. W. D. EULER, M.P., Minister

for Canasla . 1.‘.

Trade Commissioners In Foreign Mas-Insist To make business grow either at home or abroad, more goods must be sold at a profit. ' To extend export trade, the Canadian Department of Trade and Commerce has located Trade Commissioners in every major market with which Canada can profitably do business. These specially trained repre- sentatives are constantly investigating foreign markets and energetically promot-

DEPARTMIENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE y

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S a Canadian you are a partner in a four- million dollar a day business, for in the calendar year 1937 Canada exported goods valued at more than a billion dollars. $l,i24,960,000 to be exact. Out of that huge sum came part of the wages you were paid, part of the profits on your business, part of the professional fees you collected. You, therefore, have a very selfish interest in this great export trade and in the work that is being done to promote it.

How lIae FesIeraI Government! I ' seeks Greater Business p

02y. epeveloping. gxpovl: Gavsule

ing the sale of more Canadian products. Through the Canadian Government Exhi- bition Commission, Canadian products have been shown to millions of possible buyers all over the world: in Johannesburg (S. Africa), in Paris, in South Australia, in England, in Glasgow and at numerous other major fairs. Co-opcration has also been extended to indi- vidual firms who wished to exhibit Canadian products at some forty fairs where no official Canadian exhibit was scheduled.

wot-Is Thai "as "eIpesI Expand] Canada's Trade Alas-oar]

The extensive and intensive sales promotion work conducted by the Department of Trade and Commerce has played a practical part in Canada’s rise to a high position among the export nations of the world. It has helped expand the national income and

provide

employment.

g’ Inquiries are Solicited from Firms or Organ]- zations Interested in Export Trade. I

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, June 27 —(CP)— Prices ruled firm on open prod- uce markets today.

Butter was 26 cents a. pound for No. 1 Quebec in carlots or less with lots to retailers at 26 l-2-27 for solids and 27-27 i-Z for prints.

Graded egg shipments in oarlots or less were A-large 26 1-2 cents a dozen, A-medium M, B 24-24 1-2, and C 22.

Cheese was 14 7-8 cents a pound asked for Ont white and colored

ged Cross" was verv beautifully rendered by Mr. C. Nickersonw Boston, Mass. .4‘ the close of the, service Miss ‘-.'ICNPIII received‘ many hearty congratulations from a host of admiring friends. Later a dainty lunch and ice-cream was served at Miss MacNe-illfls home for‘ the ministers and elders and oth- ers attending the service who came from n distance. Just before dispersing a hearty vote of thanks was moved by Rev. A. S. Mac- Lean and spwnried by Rev. Wall- ace Wadlnrv. and extended bv the Moderator to Mr. and Mrs. Ma"- Neili and Miss MacNeill for hav- iniz entertained the friends so royally. 'I‘he vote of thanks was very graciously acknowledged by Mrs. MaoNeill.

::THE ROSS-MILLER Seasonal Feedini- Schedwes give useful Im- fnnnation on the diet of Foxes. They arr fres- on request in Ross- Milli-r Biscuit 00.. of Napanee, Ontario.

Sto c k Prices

Dip Following Firm Opening

TORONTO. June 27 -(CP)— The industrial list was again pace-maker on the Toronto mar-

et today as prices climbed to the highest levcl reached since March 15 last. The advance in the index was 1.49 and the gain was the seventh for the group without an intervening setback. Mining shar- es registered a minor advance and the western oils weakened slightly

Volume at 625.000 shares was down a little from last week's average.

Steels, utilities, implements.

papers, foods and building stocks were predominately on the upside at the close. A few issues, Abltlbi common and preferred. National Steel Car and Dehaviland in- nluded. sold at new high prices for the year.

Senior oils yvore moderately act- ive and all narrowly higher at the close.

Base metals had the call in the eariv session and under active buying prices were wcll un at noon. Profit-taking howevertrim- med the gains before the close. Norsnda was the feature, holding a net gain of 2 nolnts at 67. Smelters touched 58 i-I and‘ fell bark to close at 57 i-4 for a net gain of i-4. Shcrritt wrl Pend Oreillc advanced and Waite-Amu- let and Ventures weakened.

Senior golds stenned into the spotlight after sovi-roi "Whips in the background. fluke Shore ari- vanced 1 1-4_ Damn a. mint and Fclllnger 3-4. *'"'nt_vre lost a noint or more. "hey were trailed bv several mrciium-nrice issues and two w-nny stocks, “aybob and Goidaie, were bought in hesvv volume at advancing vwicos. Nnvbob rinsed 8 rents iin at 40 and Goiriri» advanced 0 l-fl in R7.

Stocks Class Am Gas Elec 29% Am Sup Power 13-18 Brown Pfd 2454 Can Marconi 1 Cities Service 9 Creole Pet 31% El Bond Bhli‘! 3 Gui! Oil 40% Humble 87 Incl: Air 13 Ln: mid , 896 PM P08

Grins of 5 in 1n Pep": none-Wad 1m- ‘lngoayrnv any-m» (‘q ~~Hnvt_

O'Brien, Read-Ambler, Teck

Bushes and Wright-Hargreaves.

and 14 3-Ba for Quebec white and colored.

Potatoes: Quebec whites No. 1 80's 55-60: Que No. i new 80's i.- 75-190; N. B. mts No. l 80's 60- 701?. E. I. mts No. l 90's 85-901 Virginia barrels No. i 4.25-4.50.

MONTREAL, June 27 —-(CP)— Prices were steady on produce section of Canadian commodity exchange today.

Butter spot —Que fresh (92 score) 25 3-4-26, Que seconds (38 score) 25t. Sales 500 Que fresh (92 score) 25 3-4, 500 Que fresh (92 score) 25 7-8. 50 Que (38 score) 24 7-8, 100 Que (38 score) 25. I25 perch foil 25 7-8.

Cheese spot —-Ont white and colored l4 3-8b, Que white l4 i-4-5-l6, Oue colored 14 5-l6t. Sales. 1,300 Que white i4 1-4. 200 Que colored l4 5-16, 500 Que col- ored l4 5-16.

Eggs spot —Ont A-larize 28 i-Za. A-medium 25a, B-large 24a, C 22a.

Livestock’

27 — (CP)—- market re- calves 1.497‘,

MONTREAL. J1me Montreal“ livestock ceipts: Cattle, 1.5702 hogs 959. sheep and lambs 630.

There was a sharp decrease in the number of cattle offered. early sales were slow but at steady prices. There were not enough cattle weighed, however, to form a basis for complete quotations. Good steers ranged from $7 to a top of $8 and medium steers sold around $6.50. Heifers ranged from $3.50 in $6.50 with the odd top heifer at $6.75. Good ‘butcher cows were $5 to $5.50 with tops at $5.75. Mr-dium quality butchers were from $3.75 to $4.75 and can- ners and cutters mostly $2.50 t0 $2.75. Common thin butcher cows made from $3 t0 $3.50.

Calves were steady with the close of last week. Medium good to good quality venls mode $6.75 to $7 with tops up to $750 F811‘ to medium kinds from $5.50 to $6 with common light venls down to $4.50. Grassers and common drinkers rnnlzed from $3.50 to $4 with the bulk at $4.

Good lambs were sold at $11.75 for bacons fed and watered. with truck hogs selling un to $12. Sel- ects drew $1 per hog premium with the usual cuts on off 81711195- Feeder hogs sold un to 513-501 Bows were from t7 to $8.50.

Finance

urzw vorik. June 2'1 -(AP)—‘ Great Britain,

Foreign exchange: demand 4.85 5-8, 4.95 3-8. 4.95 1-2; 80-day bills 4.94 3-4: de- mands: Cannda .99‘. Bolillilm W‘ 98 i-2; France 2.78 l-2; Gannon)’ 40.30; Italy 5.26 i-t.

MARKETS n A oisncu

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal —Stocks

closed higher.

New York —Btocks narrowly lower

Winnipeg -Wheat 1 3-4 to s cent lower

New York —Cotton. coffee and sugar lower; rubber higher

(Canadian Press) ‘TORONTO, June 27-

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Ang Huron

Arnifield

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East Crest East Malroblc Ekiorado Falcon

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Gold Eagle Goodfish Gunnar Gold Hard Rock Harker l-Iedley Holllnger Home Oil Howey

Hud Bay Jack Waite

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