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AUGUS1 9 1935

’ CI-1ARLOT'l`E

THE TOWN GUARDIAN PAGE FIVE _

STOCK Q1 OTATIO

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MARKET GOSSIP *M¢’I. Stock MPL, CURB

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my Johnston )Ward'a Special

|l0BNll\'G “ARKET LETTER

NEW YORK. N. Y.. Aul- B-The

market was highly irregular and selective yesterday, The rails were the softest section of the list while | (ew industrials were persistently nought. General Motors and Chrysler rontianod strong. Montgomery Ward .nd Sears Roebuck were active and higher. The sviatious and copiiers were strong for a time. The selective af the market was .particularly not. iresbly yesterday but it is typical

li been oing on in a

of what as g larger way for- a considerable period. The action of the rails is in s little discouraging, but the industriala se:-ms to be adjusting their position ,pn-ing this period of fluctuations so that n general setback might be

|r\'oi|ic(|.

Laidlaw and Conipauy.

svrnsanv _

_\i-1\\' YORK. N. Y.. Aug 8-Bank

of England rate unchanged at 2 per

cont.

Goiri bars taunted in liomlon rnnr-

ket nt l4(ls 6 against 140! dd Wed- pestia_\'.

l`n|on __l'ncléi_e_dtlire_cl0ri; meet sf_1l

a_ m. or \' ent ' cion. Atal Powfler (‘o_ declared rcgular quart- erly riiririend_of_60 cents on common.

'ioisl short interest existing as of

opening of husiness_Juiy 31 as coni- piietl hy the. h\BE- was 870,818 shares against 840,551 shares on June 28 inert-sae of 30.276 sh|rc|_

Tidewater Als'd Oil (fo and subs

in six months ended June 30 cqn. lolldirted net profit equal to 26 cents

’| cumiuonhshare af_;ins§ 14 cents g common snre n o 034 erin _

E.;_tsniar_\_ lliodsk Co and aull)s ind?-i wee s en e _ une 15 net rnfit _. 048.951 including 897.788 'profit .gn

sale_of sgguggtiea and after charges tiliil 0 a common sharn _ sinst not profit including $531,752

profit on sales oi' securities of 36. 45-515 Pililli f0 $2 D1 a eommob share for '24 weeks Ended June 16 10:14. J. C. Penney Co_ J“|y "I"

§_l_;;»;i\l?i.li’.’-i uiminat li3.¥fi'l.iii.'f in Jnly

._ 7 innn s sale 108849000 _ sian $i0:i.oso_1s1 in 10:14.' ' "

llish Low Last on

0.03 0.53

- 0.15

0.04

Jones.

$283 s-5: 355° ._

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BIS;

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_ BANON SAY!

MONTREAL. Que,. Aug. 8-In ¢n¢

course of yesterday'a session l rg. ccnunemied that you accept hair gf your profits on the ground tn" stocks were apparently showing some riifficulfy in absorbing sales during periods of moderate strength 1'rstorilny`s ninrket action cannot be regarded as decisively bearish and any reaction on which may develop is not likely to he serious. Tempor- a_rIi_\'- however. some caution is de- sirable. I therefore guggosg (nn if ynir hare not already done so, that you _take about 90 percent of your l\i'0fi\_H i\f1\\'. Should thc market rt\i||i|:<‘ its action and show n strong shiiiiy to overcome opposition fur- the-r risks on the long side might litniii lin considered.

iiiiit-ite. recommended to you lr.

sunri 17 an strong in-hnigplly ""1 tun|iaiirentail_\'_ u\overl_ frmn~|||-d on vigorous demand. Gillette is in a position in advance substantially from the current area and is not likely to react a. great desi' during periods of general recession. I re- commend that you buy more of it at the market and hold position assumed during any periods oi’ general reaction which , may de-

_further good setback- I can only

velop. Remain long of Distillers Seagrams and buy more on minor dipb. Shawinigan shows a much better demand. the stock is still ina buying _area particularly for investors willing to exercise pat- ience. Gold shares recorded some further improvement yesterday. The gold group as a whole, how- ever, has not yet shown signs of staging a.n important advance in the immediate future.

Banon.

BABING LETTER Wednesday Evening

NEW YORK, N. Y., Aug. 'I-

Wheat, Corn and Cotton, closed practically unchanged and lust advices hold good.

The general list was again very

irregular with a few specialties making individual advances, while the great body of the market was again more or less reactionary. I have not changed my opinion that n substantial- setback is gcund 10 occur before long. This refers, of course, not to the stocks that have already sold off 20 points ur more during the plot month- but to those that are still near the top and have reacted only a point or two from their recent highs.

Douglas Aircraft will resume

dividends in about 2 weeks and

the stock should have a further ~

rise of 3 or 8 points.

Amercian Power and Light 6

per cent pid will also resume divi- dends this month snd purchases from 36 down up maybe 35 should show a. substantial profit during the next few weeks. _

Bohn. Aluminum. repeatedy re-

commend around 44 recently clos- ed at 45% and I expect to see it near 50 again- Manhattan modi- fied rose 2 points more to 24%. Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit rose 2 points more, while Interboro got up to 17% closing at 17, These three stocks have now had the six point advance that I predicted about three weeks ago and on any further bulge would sell out half of them. I would retain the other half as a surprise announcement. about unification is always pos- sible which would put them still higher.

The rails were again reactionary

and my prediction of over a month ago, that they would make top near 36 in the averages, seems to have been correct. they could react 3 or 4 points further.

U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Steel.

Union Carbon, Johns Marlvilie. Intl Harvester all closed lower ag- ain and it did not duplicate the high of yesterday. 1 _still think they will all react considerably further. Sears Rioebuck and Mont- gomery 'Ward advanced somewhat further and may be sood tw' eh- other point or two but are t00 high to start buying. Col. Pictiu-cs and Spiegel May should have a

repeat again that it is better to be ssie than sorry and I would Still

await s lower bul/ins 19/01-

Baring.

' _Mlivuvc

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Aug 6-Inegulsrly higher prices were showing for the mining stocks of the Toronto exchange at the close today but most of the gains were narrow. A few of the golds swung up and down erratically, suggesting cover- ing up of positions by shorts while in the base metals the trade was light with prices fairly steady. Mild weakness ruled in the silvera- A gain of .20 was registered in the index for the golds and mis- cellaneous mines added _3’I. clos- ing at 06.08. Volume was again above the 300,000 -level. Wright Hargreaves and 'Rok

Hughes traded in considerable volume. the former at a loss of 10 cents and the latter at a gain of 2 cents. Other high-price golds Were slow.

Pickle Crow churned about, ris-

ing 10 cents to 2.50, dropping back to 2 40 and climbing again io 2 41 for a net. gain of 'l cents. (Cansd'an Press)

TORONTO, Aug Ii-

Btccits Close

Acme Oli ... ... ... .. 19 Afton .. . 06% Ang-Huron . 400 Ashley .. io

Astoria _ . , .__ . . ._ Bagamnc ___ ,... Bsrryl-I...-...

Base Met .. 60 Bear' .__ . 02%

165 95

3% 4% 3%

Beattie .. . .. Big Misa ... .. .

Bobjo . ,. 20 Bralome _ _ . 545 IRX .. -_ 9% nuft.4nk.__ ._ , ._ ...asc Buff Can . 1% Bunk l-llli .. . .. dit Cal Mm .. .. .. 50 Can Mal .. ._ 61 Castle T 99 0entPat... ._ .. ,.174 Chem ma ..._ . .. 112 Uhiboug .. .. . ._ 15% clarity . ._ an

Dome .. .. 9114 rrsnruin _.L ._ ._ asv. lidorado 110 Phridge .. ._ ._ 997 Ped Kirk _ . .. .. |14 Gods Lake .. . ....109

Goidsle .. _ .. Granada ._ . .. Uonne... H N _. .ni Ciruli .~ ._ ....

Gunnar ..... .. 69 H°lli°s¢' .. me Hour .:...." U.. ... n -l\¢Cons ... ... .. .. 16 *if* i-lin .. .. .. at

1| 19% 28 4%

r . °

L h ,_ 50%

B on .. .. SV:

Ice Gold . Little L L ~ - - --- 450 Macassa 143 Man East 4 Mclntyilv McKenzie

._ aw. _ .. izo

McMillan .. 18 Mcvittie _ . 13 Mcwdttéfs ~ _ . . . . - - - 145 Mill Carp ._ . ....134 Mon nan -- 1’/= Moneta ._ 13 Morris .. . .. .. ._ 71 Nipissing . .. .. 246 Noranda - . . .-- 33 Northern .. .. . -- 19

O"Bf‘lel'i .. . ._ 32 org. ou ._ 24%

Payma.ster.._ .. -- _“_

Pet Cob . - - Perron ._ _ . 57 Pick Crow 347 Pioneer . .. 1025 Premier 143 not sir ._ .s---108 Rhd Lillie ~ - -~ 32 Reno Cold _. -- U3 Rnche.__... .. - 5 Rcyalite .. 28% San Ant ..- _.

S1106 -

° _ an

Sherritt . . _

§§§3

Biscoe ._ .-

Boiith T.b . Stadacona _

st Antn . - il Bylvanits ~ - -- IW Tashots .,. ... .. 32'*-1 Teck Hugh ... -.. ...._ 404 Texas - -~ 9° Toburri ._ 710 vanson . -- 3 Ventures ... - - »- 99 Wayside ... -»- IW' Wilt O ..... ..- 3 wrigi-it'r-I _ 'F35 silver ._ J .. 07% Tqtll alles 314000

‘ UNLIETED

Aldermac . ~ ~. 5

BNN T1’ ... ... ~ -as :if

..._ 3%

Cen Man ... ... .- ~»~-- Churchill ... ... -.. .-

gobm .,, "... 1% ;.irie_Oaa ... ... ._ 5

Home Oil ..... » -- rnurasy = Iiebsloro _ -- Norden .- 011 B91 ... ... ~- .I s- Park Hill ~- -- “av/nes .. - --- Pflld Q' ... ~.. ~ ~ nv P0fC`°l’0 .. ._ -n o -- NDW 510114." -~- -r 'll- lud Hines u- Woodxirk ... #--

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GQOWBORDUOH. suasei. IM-_ land Aug 'i.-(UP)-lin. Annisii Martin, a great-grandmother. VU ‘

50 18% 4 14 8% 20 2% 57 4% 2% 5% 7%

| I

Ekrhange

(Quotations tarnished by Johnsen. alld Wlrtl lhemiilrl of the Mont real ltoek ltchangs, lignnn-¢| Curb Market. 156 Richmond str-¢¢¢ Olsarlottetawssl.

Bathurst A .- 6%

Bell 'Rl ... 130 Bras T L Pow ._ 'Fl Bruck Silk . 16 Build Prod 30 Can Bronze 80

Can Car Corn '71/1 Can Car pid 14%

Can Cel com ... 23 23 Can Cel pid 119 119% Can Cem com 6'.i 8% Oan Cem pid ... 54".; 55 Can Hydro Elec 49% 50 Can Ind AlAf.. 9 8% Can Ind Al I ~.. . 'lit 7% Can North Pct? ..._ 21%

Can Steam pid _... 'l

Can Pac .. 9% 10 Cock Plow ... "_, . B B

168

130

7 94 16 30% 30 7% 14

21% 7

Cons Smelt ... .a- 1o8 Dryden Pep' ._ 3

Dom Bridge ... 4.- 28%; Dom Bridge -.. 297-1 Dom Coal pid -17 Dom Glass Com 114'-1

28% 28 % 17%

114'/1

DOm Steel C031 '.2 . 4’/¢ 4'/a Gurds 4% 4*/1 Huw Smith Pap . _ 10 10 H011 Gold Mines ... 1350 1360 Intl Nickel ._ ... 23'/3 3355 Lake of Woods _ 8% 8% Massey Harris .. 4'.; 4!/4 McColl Front ._ - l2is 12'/4 Mont Pow _ . 31!- Natl Brew 351;. Nat Steel Cdr l6'_i Power Corp - Bti.

St Law Corp . 90 Bt Law Pfd .. 5 Shswinigan .. .- 17’-3 Sherwin Wli _ 11'/1 South Can pow 11%

Steel Co Can com .. 50 Steel C0 Can pfd .. 48 48

BANKS

32 3572; 18% 8% 80 5 17% 12 11% 50

Commerce _ _ Montreal __ __ . Nova Scotia ._ Rnyal ._ Bank of Canada .. 58*/s

145 144%

185

145 55

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GRAIN

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG. A08. 8-Wheat

prices hei-' comparatively firm on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today against weakness in outside markets.

The August wheat future clos-

ed Vi cent lower at 84% vent!- Liverpool declined 1*-id, and Chic- ago was off 7-A cent nt the close. while Buenos Aires dipped 1% cents as reports indicated that drought that for weeks has grip- ped Argentina was brcakiris- All anticipated 1.600.000-‘bushel 111- frease in Argentina's wheat ex- ports this week also was bearish- ly interpreicds _

The grain trade here, however-

paid little attention to outside news as operators awaited thc re- ~--lt. f' f"iv:rnm'.°nt U”

at Ottawa- _

Pr-ivstg reports that Inited

States mills may purchase 50.- 000,000 bushels of Canadian mill- ing wheat also had no affect loc- ally.

Spresds on cash Brains iml>!'°V'

fri frnctionally in quiet tradins. and coarse grains futures eased with wheat-

Currencies

‘ (Canadian Press)

MON'I’R.EAL, Aug. 8 - The

pound sterling advanced li cent to 4.96 13-18 on Montreal foreign exchanges today while the United States dollar at 1-00 i-16 and the French franc at 6.03 cents both held unchanged.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-Few

changes of any account were re- corded in the foreign exchange markets today and closing quota- tions were practically unchanged.

The pound sterling finished tht

day it of a cent higher at 84 96%- The French franc, closing at 8.61 iii- cents, showed a loss of 00% of a cent. The Canadian dollar was quoted at s discount of 1-16 oe: cent against 3-62 per cent yester- day.

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Miscellaneous

ion§E;f;nu>

MONTREAL, Aug. 8-

soo*-E =se°§ 52223.

s"‘un°: SSS" "~ $3

Barle Oats Oats

Oats f Flour sp heat patents.

flnts $3.30. _

Flour seconds $4-90. Flour bakers 04.60. Ilour winter wheat patents. choice 00.30 to $3.40. ' Flour white corn 05.10 to 06.80. Bran ton 3 .as.

shorts ten ldiddiings Rolled oats I-Isaac 2

613-59- _ _

Uheessnolsur Ont ioitto

1014. ~ -

signs ni.

losers

3 §_a" fir: tif.; Q55

11151 5* ii #life

fused tion ord IMI if.. -...‘l..1.?l’ifi... ......Ei '...- eeuri.. sho siieoed assertion atm as years mai-ri; ith

iii! s“' §

(Johnston and Ward)

Siotia Opens!!

Beauharnois 3% Brew Corp com _. 211

Brew Corp pid 19

Birit Amer Oli _ 16!Il Can Malt __ 3314 Champ 0.1 pid 0?; Con Paper - '15

Dis Seag ...... 2334

Pbrd ci Can _,_ ._ 28

Green L shell ... ._ 22‘_~'.- Imp Cl ._ ... .. 19% Imp Tob ... ... ._ 1311 ' Intre Pet 34 Melchers A ,... ii Noranda ... 36 Teck Hugh 409

Wa.1E`~r Good '|`»-`& ._ 17-71

Wright Har 140

(Cha-adilis Pl)

Last

8% 2% 19 18 33% 8% 80 23 56 38 22 19% 14 34 9 87 Vi 4-00 17% 740

New York Curb

Stocks Close

.Amer Cyam B .. ... Amer Gas Elec --_ -- Amer Sup Pow ..._ . Atlas Corp _ Cit Serv Co .. -. Creole Pet ~.. .. ... Elec Bond Share Ford of Can A ... _ .. Gulf Oil Penn ,... Hum 011 Ref ... .. ‘.- Imp Oil Ltd ... ... - -s. Inter Pet ... .- ps Ning Hud ... ... ,~-. Un Light P0\v A sn. _.1 Un Light Pow pid .

21% 33% 3% 13 1'/s 16% 14% 28% 03 58% 19% 33’/s 7% 2% 19%

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Aug- 9-British

and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compil- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follcwsz- Argon-tina peso .2863 Australia pound 3.9660. _ Austria schilllng .1903-

Brazil milreis .064l. China Hong Kong dollars .52l3. Czechoslovakia crown .0417.

Denmark krone .2220

France franc 0663.

Germany reichsmark 4044. Great Britain poimd 49681.

Holland florin .8779

India rupee 3700-

Italy lite .0823-

New Zealand pound 4 0065.

Norway krone 2499. Poland zloti .1902. _

South Africa pound 49432

Spain peseta _13’i5.

Sweden krone 1563.

Switzerland franc .32'_l8. United States dollar 1-16 per cent premium.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-Foreign

exchange steady; Great Britain high 4.96%; low 4.96; close 4.96 1,4: 60 day bills 4.95%; France 662%; Italy 831%; Belgium 16.- 90; Germany 40.38: Canada 99

15-16.

(Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rafcsz- At Montreal-Pound 4.96 13-18; franc 6.63 cents; U. S- dollar 1.00 1-18.

At New York-Pound 4 96%; franc 6.62% cents; Canadian dol- lar 99 15-16.

At Paris-Pound '14-94 fr: U- S-

rlollar 15,09*/1 fr; Canadian doi- ls.r 15.09 fr. In gold-Pound 12s, id; U. S. dollar 59.28-cents; Canadian dol- lar 59.24 cents.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Aug- 8-Further

gains in cheese prices were re- corded on Montreal dairy and produce markets today. `

No 1 current Ontario cheese was

soiling :li 10% to 10% cents per pound while no.i Quebms were D94 to 9% cents. Arrivals totalled 2.185 boxes.

Carlots or less of no l butter

were 20% to 20% cents per pound and lots to retailers were 21 cents for solids and 22 cents for prints. R/eceiots were tive boxes.

The egg market was quiet, with

graded shipments in carlots or less generally 27 cents s dozen for A-large. 25 cents for A-med- ium, 21 cents for B, and 19 cents for C. Receipts totalled 1.097 cases. ‘ _

New Quebec potatoes held

steady at 40 to 45 cents per B0- pound bag.

Heavy Damage To Al be rta

' lV5eatCHop

OAIDARY, Aug. 7. - Lets July

hailstorma laid waste 300.001 sores of wheat crop from Gleiohen to Cremonate. east of Calgary, Vaug- han B. Klmpaon, Liberal candidatc for Gleichen in the Alberta uections, said here today.

Strioken farmers. he said, would

apply tothe Alberts Government for scme measure of relief that would enable them to carry on their farm- ing operations. First reports of the storm said

only 3,000 acres of crops had been destroyed but Mr. Kimpton, today told of the much heavier damage. Ha aaid the hail. driven by a high wind, was piled is inches deep in places. Trees and hedges were

L" §w»n aaa- l0£gR0§5"“”`f"m m"" nmg'

llllslh 150 llehmalll lattatowls-)

Am For Pr Pfd Allied Chem Allis Chaim .. Atlftei .. Amer Can .. Am Car I~‘cuni Am For Pow ... ,, Am Loco ... Am Pow L.;ht ... ._ Am Rail .. ... ... Am Srnei; Rfg ... ._ Am Sugar .. ._ Am 'I‘el Tel Am Tob B ..... An Copper ... _..._ Atchison ...._ __ Auburn Auto .. Bald Loco ... _..., Bait Ohio ..._ . Bam A -.. Ben Aviation .. Beth Steel Briggs Byers A M Burr Add Mach Con Oil Can Dry Gin ... Can Pac _,_ Case Tiireslr Com Sou . . Cel Corp __ _ ._ Cong Nairn Ches Ohio .. _ ._ Chrysler Mot __ .. Columb Carb __ .. Colum Gas Elec Com Soi _ Con Gas _. Con Oil ._ ... Corn Prod ._ Del Hud .. ._ E I Dupont East Kodak Elec Auto Light Elec Pow Light . Eh'le __ First Natl Stc"cs .. Freeport Tex ._ .. Gen Asphalt ._ Gen Elec . Gen Foods _ Gen Mot .. Gold Dust ._ Goodyear Rub ._ Goodyear Rub _ Graham Paige _ ._ . Gt North pid ._ Gt West Bug ._ ._ Houston Oil .. Hud Mot _ _ _ Intl Har __ _ ._ Intl Nickel Intl Tel Johns Man __ Kelvinator . ._ Ken Cop-__ Lambert Co Liquid Carb _ Loews Inccrp ._ McKeesport‘ Tin . . Mack Truck Math Alkali ._ Miss Kan .. ..

Mont Ward Nash Mot .. Natl Bis __ Natl Dairy Prod Natl Pow Light ._ _ New Haven . New York Cen . North Amer North Pac Pack Mot Penn Rail Pub Ser N J - . . .__ Phil Pet _ . . .._

Phil Morris Radio Corp Radio Keith Orl'Jh _ Rep Iron Steel - _. Safeway Stores ._ __ Bears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Sim Co Socony Vac ..._ South Pac South Pac ...- South Rail Stand Brands .. - Stand Gas Elec Stosnd Oil Calif Stand Oi1NJ Stewart Warner Studebaker Thermoid . Texas Co ....-

Tim Roll Bear .. Union Carb Carb

United Air United Corp United Gas tmp US1ndAl U B Rub . U S smelt ._ .. USSteel _ _- Van Steel _. .. -- Wamer Bros Co ,_

West Union West Elec Woolworth Co Woirth Pump ... '-.. Yellow Truck _

nUnEAU

today.

Tex Gulf Sul

Union Pac __ ._ ._

Warren Bros

lilflle

143% 37% 158 25% 23% 144 23 8 $1 16% 7% 17% 4375 55 132% 99% 17'/9 50'/a 25 2% 13 ‘fb 8% 177'! 34% '10 li 18 18 21% EVA 9'/a 6515 2 2854 3611 46 58% ` 89 %

9% 18'/0 30% 8% 71'/4 33'/1 107’/41 147*/4 24% 5 9% 55% 25 19*/5

28% 36%

42 18 9% 19'/s 1% 19% 30 14%

9%. 50% 28% 10% 62 12% 19% 22'!’s 32% 39%

119

21% 26% 3’/s 1% 33% 15% 81 15 10% 5% 19-'ii 2001 17% 5 26 40% 23*/(- 43 48'/1 6% 2% 17 38% 55 10'/s 12'/a 12% 18% 18% 7 __ 14

8% 35% 46% 12% 3%

5% 19’/4 34% 494/a 62% 93 17% 4% 16% 40'/it

_ l4"G 104% 41514 15 5 4 45% B4 41% 17%

. 3%

Ma rk ets A t

Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal-Indus- trial stocks slightly off.

Toronto Mines--Nan-owly high-

in tba communication

ntreal Curb Chas-

143 37% 157% 28% 23% 143% 23% 6’/a 18’/4 'I'/1 17% 43% 56 132 99’/i 16% 51 25% 2'/s

13% ‘

8*/i 18% 35% 40% 18’/4 177s 2092 9% 911 67 V. 2 29 ii 36% 46

58'/1 89’/r 9% 18% 30% 8% 71% 34% 100% 147 23 4'/a 9 51 55 25 19 29'/5

36% 42'/‘.1

16 8% 19% 1% 19% 30 1432: 9’/1 52'/1 28% 10% 63 1254 20 22 %

32 39% 119 21% 39'/1 3'/s 1%

34’/-li 15% 31’/i 15 10% 5% 20'/4 20% 17% 5 26% 41 22'/s

42% 48% 8%

2% 18% 38'/1 56%

10"/s 12% 11’/a 19% 19% 7% 14% 6% 35% 46% 13'/s 3% 5% 19% 34% 49% 03% 9851 18

4% 16'.-'.i 40% 14% 104% 42% 15% 5

4% 48% 64% 41% 17% 351

“new York-stocks closes ingntr. WinniD¢l_-Wheat. slightly low-

sr.

New York-Cotton lower; rub-

ber, coffee snd sugar higher.

______________

T0 CLOSE EMPLOYMENT

SAINT J01-EN. N. B.. AUS- 8 -

.Ths provincial government contem- plates closing the @miDi0Yl\1€l'if bureaus it carries on in conjunction with the Federal government and the municipalities, Hon. Dr. W. F. Roberts, Minister of Health and Labor, said in a letter received by the Saint John common council

An expression of opinion from

the council as to the value of an employment bureau here was asked

' N. Y. stock ”` a . .

Ehchange

(Quotations furnished by lohaatan lltl Ward. Members of aio

Stocks Exchange, lontpqgl

i I

""' _ II.-Home £7 _ 7 '>”" " .

£363

Vaudevilie

PROV|NC|Al. EX_|'|_|B|T|0N, Qh3_|‘_[g_t{gt0yv|j_'_ All g IIS1 20-2 1--22-23 Ai'i¢tn0u.ii_‘__&_f__Eyening_c_

presenting to the public their offering of VAUDEVILLE A' ' ""`

- - ._ .- _FQR THE

3,133 fédllirr; behllreldtgk CHARLOTTETOWN the week of August 19th believe had arle usd: d isnt? greatideal of mms ’-m`.select what- they inf*

- vine agent io be tlie by gorge A"H““‘id’ A”‘".'”” Ufeafesi Wide-

audience_ 1 e est ever offered to a Prince Edward. Island __ _

The acts will appear afternoons and evenings as above on the new ' 4

Xa“d9Vlll¢ Stage in front of the Grand Stand, The stage will be lighted ` y four 1500 candle power flood lights which will make it as bright as day. _Ii, together with the lightning of the show ring-_-\vl\icI\_ hasfbeen z_i;_°si;1>_';i _an :ff 2_2,00_% candle power-will be the greatest iiirnninaiinnj acts~ th t "n lea; 0 ePfll¢§i1S_e has been spared to bring to the public

“O0 stare U“_:<lU9. illrllllng-and captivating to watch. In the after- _

ltib e _\f'tt;_en t e heats of the horse races and in the evenings in con-

nec ion ui the Horse Show the Vaudeviile program will be fitted in. __

1 ‘ '

riir class _

siaiisiirioii __-1

The management of the Provincial Exhihitlomtzilreyfpleasure in ‘

One of the rare thrillers of

the world. An attraction - performed on the most orig- _ ina] and oddest rigging ever' constructed. Th 1' i i l i n g,

lie)-VC-1-a_Cl§lIlg`, death-defying _

feats originating at the dizzy height of 100 feet, where four areiai artists combat nature’s law of gravity. Just returned from Europe where “WY _were the sensation at the Cirque de Paris show of 1934_._ and ‘other capitals, Positively the finest out- door act in America to-day.

I Brought here at very great

expense to please our public.

-1

A ~'_lliE.;_.F.1lll_R_ _

F'Aiir|iiiis

- 1

two ladies and two men who have rece`ntiy`arrived in the _United Statcs'_afte1: a long

‘ and " sut?ceSSf‘tl_i “ t‘0`iI1" of - Europe and South Amerie

This wiilbe their first book- ing in Canada. Miss Mimi Fzrnio is one of the world’s

greatest lady athletes, Her " work on ihe flying rings and ‘M her gymnastic feats on the Sil1ll1iSli web have won the f\dlT|ll'31-1011 01 thousands. She holds fhe_wo1°l<_l’S record of 125 kick-overs while sus-

pended by one hand.

This quariette comprises i

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nEoiicErrv's

iiouvwoun __ _ _ unions _ .___ ._ ___ ._ -_

Will take care of ihe fun _ - _ _

part of our program and Y _ _ _ _ will present i1 most novel en- 1. ~_\ ` `° ` “ ieriirinmcnt in (hai. they _ _ k _ dance on their hands wifi » _ _

tw* 1/- \ -`-at il

their bodies upright. Their' __ ,. __ __ _ _ boxing act in which tht-_\' _'_ 4. - _ ` ' box with their fcct instcnf f.1?°;"§-1., _ _' _ % of their irnniira. car'ryii'ig ou? __ __ Y _ '*`r l _ ` 1 _ "

ali ihe rules and reg'ulniion.\ =:k_-,,._‘ _} , _ __ of the nomo. is it “knnul '* " `“)"_' _-

out" act in more senses than .__ \ " ~_.___.`.-\'

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