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GRAIN .I-IAY MOWERS

The following used and reconditioned machinery ;_. BINDERS

HAND rowan SPRAYERS ENGINES DRIVING WAGONS -

MOTOR TRUCKS

SAMUEL KENNEDY

_l34 Kent Street, Charlottetown

SALE

SAILS 3 TIMES WEEKLY

(Mandayaflhu ndays and Sam rdaya) ACROSS COOL SEAS FOR

BOSTON

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.|.

‘16 up ‘29’°u.-

ONE WAY ROUND TRIP

Au. summer long you may enjoy the convenience nnd luxury of this di- rect sea service. The Saint John is a cruise-ship. and her many cruise attractions are yours to enjoy during her regular-service operations. Deck sports. Dancing. Thoroughly mod- ern staterooms. The clean, cool, sen- sible way to travel. And the least expensive.

n..ui.- salllnaa every Monday. Thumi-y and Salanlly II 7x30 I’. M. (A. TJ. irorn Iloed'a Point wimi. sum John. Una-way [an inn: Saint John. .10. Rail connorllon Io Saint loan from all poinla. sumam... ciao up, good for two people.

I Apply any cu...-ii... National Railway- Company "rniu,-u mm... or nmr. suing Wharf. s.im John.

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spiritual Oiferlnxa. Cards, Itch. Ie per name: Lettara of condolenfl 79° Ilur int-Ii: Norm. oi Thanks and Appreciation. 7”“ oer incl! 0|’ *° F"

word. other rule: on application.

Minimum Charge for any iulvertiaeineul treat!-"V0 “MI.

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Advertising |lates—Payali|e in Advance

TOURING BY MOTOR NOW LESS COSTLY

NEW YORK, July 28—(CP)— American automobile tourists spend s-1,000,000,000 a year according to a report from the American Auto- mobile Association. There are 40- 000000 motorists touring the high- wn.‘y's in the country this year. and they spend. en route, an average of $100 each.

This is one 01’ the diversions that have gone down in cost very mat- erialy It is only about one-hall’ of what it was 15 years ago.

The incrensc'in motor touring during the last few years is in no small part the result of the re- duction in the cost of car opera- tion. It is estimated the average motorist with cm) to spend, can now iiravel more than twice as far and see twice as much of the country as he could 15 years ago.

LIVES TOCK

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, July 28—Calves were 25 cents higher in early trad- ing on Montreal livestock markets today while other divisions held steady.

Receipts: Cattle. 116; calves. 186: sheep and lambs 30; hogs 404.

Steers ranged from $4 for com- mon to $5.25 and $5.50 for med- ium good to good. Good cows sold up to $4.25 with plain kinds ar- ound $3. Butchers sold at $250 while canners and cutters were frmo $1.50 to $1.75. Bulls were steady at $2.50 to $3.

Grass calves made from 53.25 to $4. Plain vealers sold around 35 and medium to medium good up to $6 with a few stood veals at $6.- 50. Lambs were S8 for good kinds with bulls out at $8. Sheep W978 $2.50 to $3.25.

I-logs ranged from $8.75 to $9.85 for bacons. fed and watered. Sel- ects drew $1 per hog premium while butchers, hcavies and lights were cut 50 cents per hundred- welght and extra heavies $1 per hundredweight. sows were 66-50 150 87.

locals. Ie Clasaiflsd

Miscellaneous

THE SUN LIFE HAS A NEW LOW premium policy which guaran- tees even in the event of your death the completion of the things you had planned to do. Consult J. A. Moore, Currie Building. Charlottetown.

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BEWARE LOW VITALITY IF Easily Tired, Nervous, Exhausted. Take ostrex Tonic Tablets. Con- tain raw oyster invigorators. Put new life in every part of body. If not delighted. maker refunds few cents paid. Call, write Jenkins Pharmacy.

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Found l"0UND—-HUNTING DOG— AI’-

lly Guardian Office. L-5382

Wanted

WANTED—BOTTLES. PINTS AND _,quarts. Phone 1107. L-5128-8-17-ti

WANTED TO PURCHASE. HOUSE in Charlottetown or suburbs. Please write G.'c/o Guardian.

L-5405-28-21

BOARDERS WANTED—CENTIlAL location. Phone 537. L-5411

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For Sale

nssraannms mesa DAILY AT Cudmore Bros. 1..-4596-'1-29-61.

FOR SAL!-1-1930 DODGE SEDAN. Apply Guardian. L-5393-7-29-31

OFFICIAL BASEBALL SCORE Pads ten cents. Postage extra. Av

FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGE. Apply W. B. Prowse 8.; Sons. 122 Fitzroy St. L-5379

FOR. SALE — TWO NEWL freshen:-d milk cows. Apply J- Cairns, Dunstiiffnagc.

L.-5L5-'7-29-31

FOR SALE-—STORE AND DWELL- ing at Canoe Cove. Good business stand. Neil Mccnnncll. Box 444. Ch'towii. L5376-7-27-31

‘FOR. SALE — PRESSED STRAW and firewood $3.50 per card. P. F. Laiferty, Peakcs.

L-6293-7-2.2-29-8-5.

Tb'i;et HOUSE T0 i.ar—Arri.v 202 EU _ ton sir:-gt. L 01 '7 29

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SUMMER. COTTAGE. MOLLAND Cove. Low rent for August. Apply Robert Cotton. Rocky Point.

L-5497-7-29-ll.

TO LETM

Dwelling No. 247 Grafton Street. Lately occupied by Dr. Keeplnl; AIM!

L. M. POOLE its 00.

1.-soon-7-o-tr. .

O-O40-GO-O4-

Soiitliport Property

For anle privately 15 acres 0' choice fans land on the pawl! highway on the west aide of the llonlmry Road. Southpo .. Shelter- edonevcry side by birch trees. ldeai for names home. Three miles from town. Apply to owner.

M18! 3888!! STEWART. loath *‘

Fem-ale Help Wanted ¢mWmt

housework, one who can sleep at home. Phone 1187. 14-5412

Lost

Cavendish Beach on Sunday. July 19th. Finder please com-

‘ to with Box 304. Summer- side, and receive reward. L-5407

WANTED HOUSBWORK BY l-:X-

perioaoed girl. Telephone 496. 5505-7-29-3i in: wound

The district engineer and his

wife were entertaining at dlillli‘i'. suddenly a chi‘d‘c voice was heard from the floor above.

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"win/s ii it. Archie?" she sskrd. "‘I'bere's only clean towels in the

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!l'HE_§CHAiRL'0T"'ETOWN _ GUARDIAN

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

Morning Stack Letter

(Received over Pitfieid and Co‘: Private wircp

NEW XORK July ‘.'8—Corpor- ate reports again reveal a sharp upturn in eaniings over the pre- ceding quarter and the same per- iod in 1935. Dow Jones reports that crude oil output in week ending -71111’ 23 averaged 30,000 bbls less per day than was produced in the preceding week. Cram's i'e-port show that automobile output rose over 5,000 units over preceding week. Dividend meetings scheduled for today include U. 8. Steel Pfd. Borden Company, Deere Pfd. In- land steel, National Lead and Union Bag and Paper. Although some correction may develop in the stock market today or tomor- row we do not expect any pro-

longed reaction and feel prices are going higher. Favor such stocks as U. 8. Steel. Beth Bi-eel. New York Central. Southern and North- ern Pacific. General Electric. A1- iis Chalmers, Montgomery Ward. Sears Roebuck, *American steel Foundries, Noniih American. Col- umbia Gas and Am Waterworks.

TORONTO, Ont., July 28—East Malartic-—Cross cutting on the first level in No I shaft at East Malartic has intersected the two veins north and south of the shaft at a distance indicated by diamond drilling. The veins are 15 and 30 feet wide and people close to this picture are bullish. Well informed calibre of buying in market at present time.

Produce 1",-‘ices

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Jilly 28. Wheat nor no 2 $1.04 1-2. Barley C W no 3 63 1-2. Oats C W no 3 50.

Oats feed no 1 47 1-2.

Flour. spring wheat patents. firsts $8.10. Flour seconds $5.70.

Flour bakers $5.60. Flour winter wheat

choice $3.70 to $3.90.

Flour white corn $5.20 to $5.50. Bran ton $25.25.

shorts (on $27.25.

Middlings ton $31.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $3.15.

I-lay no 2 per ton carlois $8 to 39. Cheese Ont white and col 13 1-4

to 1-2.

Que white and col 13 to 13 1-4. Butter no 1 23 1-2 to5-B.

Eggs in cartons A large 31. F7285 A medium 28.

Eggs )3 25.

Eggs C 23.

Potatoes Que .new 805 $1.45 to

$1.50.

patents.

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, July 28—With at- tention stili riveted on the Spanish revolt, foreign gold currencies softened against the United States dollar today.

French francs, Holland guilders and Swiss francs yielded ground. The pound sterling edged forward a minor fraction. Spanish control agencies maintained the peseta at unchanged levels.

Dominion funds eased 1-64 per cent to 99 63-64 cents, pounds sterling gained 1-18 cent to $5.01 13-16 while French francs lost .00 1-4 of a cent to 6.61 cents.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. July 28—Trend of butter pi-ices was easier on Mont- real open prcduce markets today while potatoes advanced. Eggs were firm and cheese quiet and unchanged.

Butter was quoted about 23 1-2 cents per pound for car-lots or less of no 1 while lots to retailers were 24 for solids and 24 1-2 for prints.

Graded egg shipments in car- lots or less were quoted at 2'1 to 27 1-2 cents a dozen for A large. 25 to 25 1-2 for A medium. 22 to 23 for C and 20 to 21 for C.

Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 to 1-2 for Ontarios and 13 to 13 1-4 for Que-bees, all prices nominal.

New Quebsc potatoes were $1.45 to $1.50 per 80 pound bag.

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(Canadian Press)

Toronto and Mi:>ntreal—Ind'us— trial stocks steady to strong.

’I‘oronto—MZines lower.

New York—-stocks closed changed.

Winnipeg—Wheat up 1 3-8 to 1 1-2 cents.

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Prices Sag on Montreal Market

(C. I’. By Guardian’: Special Wire) MONTREAL, July 28. — Prices sagged in today's stock market as volume decreased to about 18,000 shares compared with more than 30,000 in the preceding session.

Most liquors and a few utilities held up fairly well, but easing ten- dencies were exhibited by metals. rails, papers and banks. Construc- tions were mixed.

Canadian Car Preferred dropped to 19%. off 1% while the common eased slightly. C. P. R. closed even at 13.

A minor gain was shown by Gan- ada Northern Power at 25% after publication of a favorable report of earnings for the first six months of the current fiscal year. Canadian Hydro-Electric Preferred jumped more than a. point to 40%.

Minor losses weer posted for Ehawinigan, Power Corporation and B. C. Power, Brazilian and Montreal firmed to finish even.

Light, demand sent building pro- ducts up a fraction to 51, new high. while Dominion Bridge firmedl a little. Cement and Gypsum declin- ed narrowly while in metals, losses of about 1/. went up for Internation- al Niokel and Noranda.

St. Lawrence Paper preferred lost the maximum fraction at 37. Dry- den advanced a. bit to 6 while in liquors, Canadian Industrial Alcohol issues and National Breweries im- proved fractionally.

Stock exchange shares; bonds $2,800.

New. York Curb

illlpplllfl by Plllleld and Cons- pany merniovs of Montreal I'M-I exchange and Curb Ilarlseti

sales 18.179

Stocks Clnso Alum Co Amp! 135 Am Cyan B 311 Am Gas Elec 44% Am Sup Pr 3 Assoc (ins El:-c A

Atlas (‘n Iil,§ (‘an .\iar 1,5

(‘it saw 4% (‘rcole Pct 2i Eli.-c an Sh any. Ford Can A 101,5 Gulf Oil Penn hilly, Hum (‘ill Ref

linp Oil 201;, int Peta 'i.';l,., Niiilz Hull i/4, Std 011 Ken nu,‘ (Tn Light Pr A sill. Up Light Pr pfd 6355

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. July 2B—F'o1-eign exch-'I'ge steady. Great Britain de- mand high 5.01 13-15; low 5.01 11- 16; close 501 13-16: 60 day bills 5.00 3-4; France 6.61; Italy 7.89; Belsium 16.87; Germany 40.27; Canada 99 63-64.

GRAIN

(Canadian Press) WINNIPEG. July 28—Heavy ex- port demand and buying credited to mlus and outside interests ent

N. Y. Stock Exchange

Co. as-

ilippllad by Pltllotd III Ilembers of loan-cal steel alanine and Club Inlet)

A1 Chl‘Ll.l 218 221 Am Can 13%‘/2 134% Am Fr "r ‘M4 Hi am Rad 23-,5 '.r.xv.. Am Water 269$ ‘£854. Ain Tel Tel 1713/. 171% Atchlson 35% says Anacnntla 39% 311i; gill lief 338% ||)I|I’l| Bald Loco 3 3 Bali Uliio 21!’. 213’. Br-iiiilx Av 291/, 54 Beth St 51 57% Ittflilils Man 55% 55 ‘list-

(‘ties Ohio I57-fly‘ 1.9;” L'lirrsler- 133% 1:_._.V . (‘uni sol 14% 141:‘, (‘rim so 3,,‘ 3% (‘on (‘an -,3 77% Con Gas C 42 “,4 Corn Pr 71% 60.” Deere 3055 79% Iguimnt 1ii-its min/. ll_3]lo-- iautnL L: 41% 411,; .m~ ‘r t i 1

Gen El\C ' , 4-1% 441/4 (:0!) Foods ,0 38,, i;'L'11 Moi 7-_. -mg (Poorly:-ar Tire 235. 23 - or .\'or i'fii 40;’; 40.1 flint .\ini i'nr 175.1‘ Jilin

(‘vii 2.3 '.’~ii_1 Iiit li:ir 1’ I ixiitl 11-1 '11-] 152'" $1}: . 0 ins Man 2 i Keiii-colt 1] ‘A 117/‘ .\luiit Ward _\iur Cu N 1' Con

Nat (‘nah Rog Nun Am Co Nor l'iii-

Sears line Smith l'ac Sill 051 N J Stiiilc (‘u Tex (‘n United Air United Gal U S St Co Vaned Warner Bros “'11! l'nion ‘Vest Air B ‘West Elec Wuoirvortb

MINING’ '

(Canadian Preu)

'.lOROiN'I'O, July 28—'I‘he min- ing market was unable to absorb the run of profit-taking today without price declines and at the close both index groups were down, the golds narrowly while miscel- laneous mines took s. loss of 1.66 to 145.34. Trade in the medium-

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Corrected For Every‘ Wednesday & Sat-l urday’s Issue.

RETAIL IA 8 KI‘! Celerty bunch

Onions hunch 5c (.'arrota 2 lbs 1.'»r- Oalona lh Tr Nen potatoes 11. 65c New turnips 2 bunches 1.‘-«- Veal lb 12-iic Rhubarb lb Sc Potatoes pk .'i(_i<' Bnillfl-.‘.l 4 lbs. 2ac

Fresh radish hunch Raspberries glass (‘urrnnls box

Parsley bunch Cabbage bead Strawberries cultlrntv--l Gooaehervriu qt

Lettuce hunch Ac l.rsiiiiL-c head so Bliicberrli-s qt 204- 1‘ens lhellflil qt 40¢- (‘aiiliflnrver oar-in 1.‘.'Iu- fiienk lb iii 2'.'c lioast be! 14-15:: Stew meats to-12¢ Pork chops l5~1ilc Pork rnasi lilt- Lnnih chnpa lh 19-'_”.’L‘ Lamb roast 20-23c (‘.lili-kt-ii in-.>ilc-rs each 0.’:-75c Butter lb 22-2.'ir Mutton lb 15-17c Cream inc lligga doa 18-20-22c Fish Cod fresh lb ic Haddock iii Kc Mackerel L’ for '.'.'n: Salmon lb V '.’5c PRODUCE Hay cwt (X5-70c Potatoes bus $1.30 (Canadian Press) I.ION"I'R.EAL. July 25- British

and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follows»:- Argentina peso .2781. Australia pound 4072. Australia pound 4072. Austria sohilling .1893. Brazil milrels .0585. China Hong Kong dollars .3160. Denmark krone .2241. France franc .0661. Germany reichsmark .4029. Great Britain pound 5.0181. Holland floli-in .6799.. Hungary pengo .1991. India rupee .3797.

ium price golds was featured by a turnover of 81,000 shares of Hard Rock on a decline of 23 cents to 3.28. The day's low was 3.2; and the high 3.57.

other leaders down were O'Brien off 15 to 4.60, Beattie, off 6 to 1.44. Macassa, off 15 to 4.65 and Pres- tor‘ off 8 to 1.75. Read-Authieir also lost 8 and other mild losers were Buffalo-Ankerite, Canadian Malar-tic, Coniarum. Coniagas. God's Lake, Gunnar. Mcxengie Red Lake, Mining Corporation and New Gold rose, Red Lake and San i Anitcriio. 1

Narrow gains were showing at the close for Mclntyre, 1~1oliinger.3 Dorm, Tuck Hughes and Wright. Hargreave. Bralorne, Pickle crow.‘ Pioneer. sylvanite and Premier, were all up, and in the penny list ‘ cios2\‘: prices were higher for} Bhawkey. Biclgood Kirkland. Cen-l tral Porcupine. Greene Stabeli. . Manitdba-Eastern. Quebec Mining.‘ sladen Malartic and Central Ma.n- l ‘W. ( i-’' in sympathy with markeu.

Values closed 1 3-8 to 1 1-2 cents higher. with July at 95 7-8. Oct- ober 95 3-8 to 1-2 and December V

other world

_ 94 3-4 cents a. bushel. i

In cash wheat. improved spreads , of 1-4 to 1 cents were reported on no 4 northern and nos. 5 and 6 wheat. while durunis were quoted unchanged to 1-2 cent better.

Pit trade in coarse grains show- ed all futures values at substant- ial gains at the high points. Mill buying in cats and export business in barley were recorded. Invest-

Now Zealand pound 4.0476.

Norway krone .2522.

Poland zloti .1898.

South Africa pound 4.9040.

Sweden krone .2588.

Switzerland franc .3270.

United states dollar per.

Closing exchange rates:—-

At Montreal—Pound 5.01 27-32; D’. 8. dollar 1.00; franc 6.61

At New York—Pound 5.01 13-16: Canadian dollar 99 31-32; franc 8.81.

At Paris—Pound 75.93 fr: U. 8. dollar 1513 1-4 fr; Canadian dol- lar 15.13 fr.

In gold—Pound 125. 2d: U. S. dollar 59.30 cents; Canadian dol- lar 59.30 cents.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) MON'I'R.F.AL. July 28—Butter prices shaded slightly today on Canadian commodity exchange produce section in increased trade. Butter spot: sales: 1,800 boxes Que 23 1-2. Cheese spot—Unquoted. Eggs Spot—0nt A large 2713; A-

J--5E NINE

KING'S COLLEGIATE SBIIOOL

Windsor, Nova Scotia 1786

“ Educates the Whole Boy"

Stands in about 70 acres of delightful and historic grounds. which include football, hockey and cricket fields. tennis courts, riding field, Manual Training and i3h00il!l8 Range, Cadet Corps.

Canada's Oldest Residential school, University, Army and Business.

Upper and lower Schools. September 15th.

For prospectus and further information aply to

REV. GERALD WHITE, M. A., Head Master

N0 TICE

RE LIGHTS ON HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES

Preparation for

Boys 8~18. Term begins

Public notice is hereby given that under the provisions of The Highway Traffic Act 1936 the Lieutenant-Governor in-Council has proclaimed August 10th, 1936, as the day from _and after which Section 21 (g) of The Hi,~.:hv.':i_v Traffic Act shall come into force. Section 21 (g) reads as follows :

(E) EVWY horsedriuvn passenger vehicle upon a public highway shall cari‘_v after siiiisct zind izi-fore sunrise a lamp or reflector iii the l)ll('l\ of sziiil vehicle casting a red light clearly visible lln(li‘l‘ the headlights of a motor car approaching from the felt!‘ of such vehicle with normal atmospheric conditions. at a dis- tance of not less than 400 feet in the rear of the vehicle. This sub-section (9) shall come into force on 21 dzite to be fixed by the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council.

P. S. FIELDING, Deputy Provincial Secretary.

1.6310-7-22-25-29-8-1-5-8

A TYENTION

District Registrars

The recent appointment of Road Overseers has no bearing whatsoever, relative to the duties of District Registrars and all former Road Masters, who were collectors of Vital Statistics for the Public Health Department, will continue in that capacity. Any recently appointed Road Overseers, who were former Road Masters, will continue in their capacity as District Registrars, but only for their own local district.

B. C. KEEPING, M.D., D.P.H. Deputy Registrar General

1.15422-7-29-31-8-3

CITY TAX DISCOUNTS

Saturday, August 1st is the last day on which the discount of 4% on full payment can‘ be allowed.

Discount of 3% is only available on install- ment payment commencing before that date.

FRED LARGE, City Collector.

medium 25B; B large 223; C 21B.

l7_I_e Mlnnrd'a for handrail‘

1.1533-7-23-31.

‘ DE RTMENT 0

The West River Bridge will be closed to vehicle traffic

F PUBLIC WORKS A:N’D_l'i|.(3il7\7\(7AYSm N 0 T I C E

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commencing Tiiesdny,

June 23rd, until further notice.

L. B. MacMlLLAN,

Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highwziys

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THERE ARE ACOUPLE /6 1=Aw! AsiM1=\_E 'P12OBLEM,TO ONE OF MY $TANDii\i6 in THE ART or: i-ioi2T\cu\:rurzE —... um: -'F—l'-ZUMF --You veneer My -n2|uMpi.i N cUL.TLi‘RiN6 A ‘POTATO ON A STRING BEAN VINE, AND vtzooucnde A vonrro 6-léiisl THAT COULD ‘BE ‘PEELED oi=i= ‘BY 5lM'Pi.Y '1>i.ii.\.Nc—.x ‘THE grains!

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