Aucusr 1a. 193s

I STOCK QUOTA TIONS A

THE cuminorrauiwiv

inn. cums

olohnston and Ward) Owned

Itorkl hat ' “will. . .... _0 100 Alt-ut- ilrcw ... ca]. I.‘ 12% lli-uuliurunla 4% 4% m,» Corp com :54; 21,4; iirii Arum.‘ Oil 10M 10% (‘un Muir .. $35’: Sill», Uiunup till llm 11% u‘); Con i-nv - 11° 11-‘ ,1»..- Neill! 2m 2m, ln-iu Nun-vs . l) 0 27 201,3 01h 0 l 33% 31H 2i! 270 135

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

timu, lkllg. lo-lbo pound - was up 0-10 t to e In! ii-lu out tor-ergo uiiugea today

LU uni-cu AJLaI es uomil‘ gaini- ~ 0l' one per cunt ut i m) 3-10. llu- l cut-u iruhu iieiu uuuliuuguu at 0,01 cents. (Cunadian Krona)

,\'l:\\' Yuan, .l..,. J0_ul.t.‘I'IIIIL' and lhi- Illlllltflllll tlulull‘ were slightly tiluil’. llu: llltlllul foam: illgotr, in

in.» inrelgn exchange markets tuday. iJu-niuloil

iallur chloride-u llrl

to d-lu per cent. y, of u ucnr ut liriuu, closing ui ., tents, snowed u guin or .009. u will.

Miscellaneous

(Ctuladlan Praia) BIOXTRI-IAL. Aug. 15- \\' at, nor no 2 88 l1: l‘_\‘ t‘ W no 3 4B unis f? IV no l.‘ 53. mus C W no 3 46. 0.11s fPFlI no_1 45.

‘lull! spring rvhont patentl. firsts in n" Flour seconds $4.00. l-‘lmrr linkers St 00. Flour winter wheat patents choice

..fl Mum 0w hag so lbs us. linv no ‘.' per ton csrlotl 11.00 to W). Phlurfl no 1 cur (int

10% to 105i.

(‘hr-r-sonn 1 Que 0, to l)“.

‘ilior no 1 20% tn 20%. _

"a in cartons A 1 large 88.

A 1 mr-dlum 30.

A largo 32.

.-\ uimliuni 30.

25.

ll

I-Igga C L"). Poiuincs new Que 80's I-SO,

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press "IONTREAIA Auf. lii-llritiah and 99min: exchanls n relation to the (anadian dollar aa com led by the Royal Bank o! Canada closed today na folluw|;_. Argentina peao .2103 Australia pound 3.0855. Austria achlillag 1010. Belgium bclga Jfllfi. llraail milreis 0580. Chins Hon: Kohl: dollars (‘aeckoalovakia crown .0418 Denmark krone .2230. France franc .

.49”.

Germany reichsmark 1055 Great Britain Pound 40013. Holland fiorlu .6801

Hunnry more .1091

India rupee .3777.

Italy lire .0827.

innonzveln .2054.

‘cw ea d ii .

Poland 113?: 4M“

South Africa pound 40063

Sweden krone .2570 '

Switzerland franc 3285.

United States dollar 3-10 pfl- cant premium.

(C dl

NEW’ YORK},- AhlgPlri-Jlgorelgn u». change atendy Grout Britain high 4,93%; 10W 4 B8; close 4.08; 00 day biis 407%: Frnnre 0 04%; “My S J5: Belgium i0 D2: Germany 40 41;

Canada 90 13-10 (Canadian Press) Clflllnii otchaoge rates. At Montreal-Pound 4 00 8-10- éruaic 0.03 cents: U. H. dollar 100 I .

At New York-Pound - 0 041A eeutsfCanadinn dolllrurgdimtlflirlll.

At Paris-Closed. holidny.

In gold-Pound 12a, 2d: U. hi dol. lar 60 23 ccnta; Canadian dollar 50 14 cents. ~

Markets At A Glance

Canadian Pral

Toronto atocka irregularly higher.

Toronto Mlnea—Hlghcr.

New York-Stocks closed lower.

Wlaolpep-Wheat higher.

New York-Cotton, rubber. coffee, and sugar higher.

IIOANI TO BROKER!

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15—Loana on securities to hrokera and dealers held by vveekl reporting member bsnka in New ork City amounted to $878,- 000,000 dur-lng the week ended Aug. ll, representing an increase of $13,- 000,00 for the week. The loans for

the u-eek ended Aug. ’10,,1034 were 8668

t

§

(‘antral nnavliaa larala, 4e p" ward: Western and Eastern laeala, 1e per word: Announcements and Coming Ivents 0e. r Iarl| Olaaallel

2o. per word: In lleraoriaaa Notleea, ‘Ila. per Ineln

aaa or Ileral and

spiritual Oilerings, Cards, eaa., lo. pep lame] mean of Condolence, 10a.

per Inch: Notloaa of Thanks and Appnriafaa, 70a. par I word. Other rataa an application. ' llnlimam Charge for any advertisement twenty-live aeala.

gldvcrtising ilatcs-l-Payahlc in Advance

nohndmll

FURNISHED ROOMS ACCOMMO- dntlons for three or four, exhibi- tion week. Apply Guardian Of- lice. L-Bltiii-Iii.

i-‘Oit RENT — DESIRABLE FUR- nlslied house, centrally situated, all modern conveniences. Phone 1344. L-9l6'l—3-l6-3l

‘FOB SALE-CADILLAC CAB, IX-

cellent condition. Mileage only 17,000. Apply White Bros. and Smith Garage. L-iilil-B-ld-Ei

IOB BALE -- 1931 SEDAN IN good repair. Apply Guardian.

L-DHA-B-IB-SI. T

f0 LET-ROOMS FOB LIGHT housekeeping. Apply 57 Prince Street. L-9159-3I.

EThsr-ooivrrsor savau noon

house. radiators, grate. Apply Quurdlan. L-9I30-3l.

T0 LE1‘ — NO. 11 CHESTNUT Street, furnace and house in ex- cellent condition. Rent $20 per

Jnonth. Phone 40B. L-9133-tf

l‘0_ LET-ONE 0F THE MOST DE- slrable apartments in the City, i6’!

Prince St. Apply Dr. Heath Mc- Intyrds Oflice, 140 Richmond 8t. ____ - __ L-ii995

;.____._ “m.

511105 Help- Male or Female

AGENT‘

CANADA'S CELE-

. brated “Royal" Eer- irs, admitted the fastest selling

Personal Christmas Greeting

Cards. Dollar a dozen and up.

secure orders even in spare time.

driivcr later. Big profits. Ex-

perlcnce or capital unnecessary.

Five dollar sample book free to

workers. Bradley - Ciarretson,

_l3rantford, Ontario. N-BSiSB-dl. WANTED - AMBITIOUS SALES- lvccnc. men and wmncn, spare

11ml. to handle our line of Per-

sonal Christmas Cards, featuring

the following outstanding items

fourfold pastel tint parchments.

grnvure etchings, many cut-out

riylc cords with tip-on pictures.

atrhctlvc calendars. humorous

cards, envelopes with wallet lisp

style. fancy lined and decorated

to match cards. Elaborate use of

sold and silver designs with bril-

liantly coloured inserts. Dainty

initial cards that are new and dif-

fcrent. Seventy exquisite ‘ -

. to 0110059 trom styled in case iorm

equipped with‘ handle. Prices start it one dollar per doaen. Liberal commission. Writ; Premier Art Guild. 202 Castle Budding, Mon- treal. N-SBBD-d-lo-tl. 0-10.

:22. _ ‘ . Artists‘ Supplies

ah-ioorvirariE-rsmsrrvirror lfllvsue oi’ Ohriatmaa one de-

l ima in black and white for hand

A

colourinl- profitable pastime. Blulilles and-ea e tan cant: °\‘ “lllwue tree. Bel Art

Blwn. w ton a m, ru- vnw. a- o-a-r-r-tl. sect. 2o.

L: Male Help Wanted

"glwnca ..waurao ro d‘.?..';.a"§lo‘"‘»l".."tifl.‘l°3‘;i' bag: sauna. ' ~ . a-ai

FOR SALE — PIANO. APPLY 20$ Eustorl Btreet. 11-9145-8-16-31.

EVERYTHING IN TIIRESIIER Belts and Traces. Clinton Morri- son, American Ru ‘ Belt Dealer, Fredericton Station, P. E. I.

L-sloo-B-lc-Gi.

FOR SALE 7- 84 ACRES LAND east of County Line Road, South of Murray River Road. Price rea- sonable. Anyone wanting to buy apply Guardian. L-9l48-3L

FOB SALE CHEAP-BUILDING Lot on Upper Queen Street. Ap- ply 40 Valley Street. 14-81.

> FOB SALE-COMBINED THRESH-

er and cleaner "l-lallh”. Apply A. G. Meliett, Union Road.

L-9125-3i. '

FOE BALE — HEAVY JBOWN Paper suitable lor placing under rugs, e‘o. Guardian Oiificae.”

- -t.t.

I03 BALE - FORD OOAOII. 1030 Model. Price $80.00. Apply Guard-

ian. L-llfi-Sl. FOB II LE - AUCTION FOBTY- H", fldld and Whilst 500M‘

Cardin Guardian Central Joli

Printer-y. Nov. l-tl

Miscellaneous

PREMIUM! llECEIVElk-INFORM- ation given and new business written on plans to suit your every need at our new office. Currie Building. Charlottetown. .1. A. Moore. Bun Ll!!!-

COUNTRY GIRL WANTS ‘IOU!!- work. Apply '12." Guns-Ian.

WANTED T0 BUY OI. EINT, second hand chairs or actions.

Write W. ll. Largin. Gan. Del. guy, L-Oliis-io-Si.

Help Wanted

nan on woman r0 ritavar. ml- 01a established house. Year]! guarantee 01.009. 1811- weekly "W" “t. °.""5,“‘$;....¥"“ o ., . . .. wmm ° pu-asas-a-r-it-ai.

=r~oefis5hei==n

wha r4 a a u 7orsnglrnblmdagi

MIIAIBUPQI

Country. Small wnw- MP1! "l" ear; Guardians V9159”-

AflTID-KYDDLI AGI WOMAN wrap iwuaekeqm Small famlli. A’:

P" “"4” °m m$

IIOAIID PROM RANCH-dill “Illa f0! tlttned lettering-g?‘

Mt'l. Stock Exchange

(Qaotatlona ' - -

I and‘ Ward members cl tbs M g ".1. arr. “~0- ghr|lml‘l"°¢n.n. Richmond Street

( a) v and liloutrenl-Jnduatrial

not!!! Parr. 1M4

1U-l-M-I_

ltoeka Opened Lut Bathurat A . . . . .. 7 Bell Tel . 131%: rail/f Braa T L Pow 8v, 3* B C Pow A 35% Bruck Silk 11 Build Prod guy, Can Bronze .. 31 Can Car com 1 Can Car pfd 14% Can Cent com 1 Can Com plil :57 51 Can HIGH! Elec pfnl $5 M Can ind Al A 3% my, 7% 21% 3% 11% 8V1 105V; 4 30% 1AM Dom Tex Cum 01% Gurds 0 lily How Smith Pup . . . . .. 10 I0 I-iolliuger Gold \lincs 130.1 lntl r .. zen, Inil Pow pfd 40 Massey Huirls o llcColl Front 13 Mont Pow .5390 Natl Brow ,,_, _ 37 Natl Brew . 31 Nut Steel Car l7 Power Corp . 9% Quebec Pow 15% St Law Corp 135 St Law pfd 0%, Shawinigau 18% Sher \Vll . .. 12 12% South (‘an Pr.“- i2 l2 Steel C0 (‘an tum 30% 50% Steel Co (‘nu Lfll 48 48 BANKS Commerce 142 Montreal . .. 185 1B1 Nova Scotla Royal .. 145 Bunk of Canada , . . . .. M 58 (Canadian Press) TORONTO, Aug. lit-The Toronto

mining market hestirred itself today and rolled uP it volume or 460,000 shares to let a new record for the summer months. The fact: that the expansion o! trading attended a general firming of prices was heart- ening to the onga and the broker-

aga fraternity. The turnvoer in- creased in al metal groups and at the close the old share index was

up .10 to 102. t and the miscellan-

eous mines index 1.10 to 02.87. Although the general tone of tho

Tack Hughes was

“m. w" "mlbwt prices Nine r .

in supply at

ltbouaand shares wore sold and the

prics lost 0 cents to 3.04:. Against this loaa McIntyre had a gain of y; Lake Shore ‘V; and Braiorne 2t mats. Pioneer arid Wri hi: klar- greavea closed unchanged. he buy- ing became active in Little Lon

Lac and caused a pr-ice advance o 15 cents to 4 85

Trading at high speed illcwattera advanced to 1.7-1 hut fnilml to hold. the close at 107 leaving the price unchanged, (Canadians Preaa) TORONTO. Aug. 15-

“remier- ‘ros Air . lead Auth

u so ayinhm . . 2m rathou sa Tack a .. .. .. am v 1:. l are 1 ea 1 l .- 75%

an urea . .. .. . . o: -WlItI A st

one I -- . ... at. . ». ,.. ... ... ... '0

IIOQQ-q v.14 ta a... »evv. no n". u‘; n.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Aug. 15—A slightly easier tone prevailed on Montreal dairy and produce markets today.

Butter ranged from 20% to mix, rents per pound of No. 1 rilrlots or loss while lots to the retnll trade v

and 22% cents for prints. Arrlvuls totalled 10 boxes.

Cheese was 10% to 10% veiits" ior no 1 current Untarlns and 01/, to rm cents for no 1. Qucbera. Receipts were 2,320 boxes_

On the egg markcl gruilvd ship» manta in oarlota or less wen! 27 rents a dozen tor A-lnrge. ‘J3 rents fnr A medium. 21 cents for B. and lil

cents for C. Receipts were 1,0511 cases. Potatoes ranged from 25 to 30

cents per 80 pound bag of new Qua‘ her stock

month last year. according to a re- ort issued todn by the Dominion ureau of Siatiatca. Production by

last year's figures in brackets follow:

Provinces

Prince Edward Island 377.1130 pounds (370360); Nova Bcotia 040.430 (7ii0.- Illgh Low Lust Pp 0B4); New Brunswick 000.040 (825,-

ao ind . .. 12x04 121.35 12x21 as

ore). 2o rum sass soar new .10 40 Bonds 00.00 .04

LIFE on MARS AND III-l- l" 1c" °" VENUS l! SUBPICTID m m“ n” 5H5 273" g"

how Jones.

BERKHEY, Oat, All]. 10-0! all the heavenly bodies only Kara and Venus may have possible hab- Itatisn, in the opinion of iiobert G.‘ Aitken. internationally known aa- tronomer, who has begun private

ector of trick Observatory on an. Hamilton.

balance of the market ing its pnsitl

of England rate unchanged at 2 per

were quoted at 21% rents for solids l

rents extra and regular quarterly cents common.

quarter earned 34 vents share va 30 cents in Previous quar- ter and 31 cents Iu illn- lllfii quar- ter

program calling for repeal of the l0 per cent silver tradini: l‘"‘m° l",

"N

istration to natinnnilzc silver and re-

peal nf the authority in the 'l‘rei|sui-y

to ban sliver trailing in this country. II

OTTAWA. Aug. l5—l’roductlon of sa rider to the Tax B I vrmnerr but!" during July nm- First National Stores declared re- ounted to 37,110,468 pounds, an ln- gum- irartorly 62%, cents dividend. ma!» of 5 B oer cent compared with Preai ent Roosevelt All!!! Social 35-1435“? hounds in the same Security Bill. U. S. Trenrurry yea-

terdny purchased in 25,500,000 mini-es of silver. or more than the total domestic with 1934. that more purchases would be made.

day the market ound on heavy turnover and showed

llttls progress on the da ,

astronomical research following re- a ad remcaglns‘ wiplrgguzmzy (algal: . an an rea o urement ‘t u“ "e o’ w’ u m: ia not lkely to eaetnd beyond minor

proportions. stay eon lane to bu!

35 Qgyagpq flqubfi m“ Na York Central Del and iludaon,

. , h r. u t -

w» ww his - we will? g:'..i:z. luv... .12. "i: 9km“ networks

Ilnct ligha of resuming its liptrelifl. PIINhIIQI

is consolidat- on. Laidisw and Company.

SUMMARY

NEIV YORK. N. 11. Aug. l5—Bnnk

ent. Gold bars quoted in London at 40s 8d unchanged from Wednesday. U. S. Gypsum (‘n, declared

lnti. Nickel Co and hubs in Juno n common

Senator iilc-Carrnu offered iris silver

of tho power of thr- Admin-

world markets

output in

Secretary Itiorgenthanr hinted

BANON QAYQ

MONTREAL. 00s.. Aug. 15—Yester- again churned an-

lnng and on dips Pennsylvania R R,

Distillers‘ Seagrama showed Ilia-

here and on reactions

hvn letters, the general list might react a rnupie of points. after which the industrial averages ought to g0 somewhat near 137i. Lilier- this fall

they will probably go well above 140

hlcngel Pfd whiz-h I said a few dnFs ago to buy around 32. which price was reached yesterday, roac 4% points today. Rhnuld he good for 20 points more but it. coirivl react s couple of points first.

Texas Pacific R R is a Brest har- gain around present prices, and I do not think it will sell below 20 even If the grnrrol list rcnrts sharp- ly. Expert to so:- it considerably hlilhcr anon.

Simmons mac over n point more to 101/, and. while it might react front l8 should go uear 00 inter. (‘oliina and Ailrrnan got up to 2s, keep long.

Douglas rinsed nfractlon higher and I still expert an early resumption of dividends, viz. next. week. iluy below 20 Amn. Power and LlilhtJi per cent Prefer-red which l anid tvns high enough when it sold 40V; is dawn nehr (4 If it roar-ts Its-low 40 hlly rt for another more of 20 or 30 points.

Dome Mines la dormant, but pur~ chases near 30 will pay later. lin- lntyre Mines should nlsn he bought near 36 tor the inn: pull,

American Woollen preferred re- acted to where w:- tniri you to hu,v laat week and will sell murb hlirher lbla fail (‘are mnv he hnughi if il mints near M. United Fruit around 7i. Philip Morris is aalgcp, but all former advices hold goo

Western

ilnlon holds up and remains a pur~ charm abound 40 for M. in short. after a possible setback of 2 or ii

points in the industrial averages. the advance should roeeed till they R0 tn about I33 l Chrysler goes to 57 All‘? United Aircraft if it reacts

niar i Barinl.

Maritime Girl Gets U. S. Scholarship

(Oanadla Press)

HALIFAX, Aug. iii-A $1,600 scholarship has been awarded Mlsa Ruth M. Egan oi’ Halifax by Man- hattsnville College, New York. Miss Egan. a, brilliant graduate or the Oonvsnt of the Sacred Heart, Bal- ilsx, leaves for New York in lap- tcmher. At. graduatim last Spring

rit . “is irregular with a

she was awarded 10 rataea,» melod- tagthegeaaalnsallaasaatvard.

1v. Y. Stock 5,000 or rrs WORKERS

and Ward. Iaaabera :1, Montreal

Stocks Iixohaage. Ioatreal Garb ' ~ lltarkat. ise Blehmand ltrnt. Clar- l . lnttetovvn.)

Stocks Opeasd Last

Air Rad . . . . . . . .. 1 142

Am Fro Pow pfd 81% 87

2mm (‘Charm .. . . . . . 1g 1'03“

l lfl Ill ~ . .

§kgéitffi 123% AFEW DAYS AGO, 208,528 shares of Imperial Oil stock were distributed to

u: ' ' '

n: iifJvOi-oo ‘u, ‘h Imperial Oil employees throughout Canada. The market value of the stock F] Ezra] iLii-t at e time of distribution was about $4,000,000. The stock was not given to the 2g 53%,}; l} ggg workers. They subscribed for it over a three-year period and under advantageous in e ' e 110% , -- . _ _ . ghérgppea p}? terms. For many years the Company s employees have been acquiring stock in this ' ' ' t ,

gglmnfgfztzun, if}: way. Consequently, of Imperial Oils 55,000 shareholders in Canada more than a...“ l‘ __ p? 5,000 are employees of the Company.

$phlapnllinn q‘ _ .

. N. D ' ' ‘ ~ . . t Eyed?» A. A“ . 4w. 111m Imperial Oil has encouraged and assisted its workers to acquire ownership in ,,,‘,‘,§' ,,‘},““_ -“"_"_'f y}, the Company for two reasons:

Can llry Gin Ale 11 (fan Pnc . 11y, ‘Igloo (LFIIPPHI! .. . 67% 67% _ _ _ _ _ _ yo“, _-_-_- 2" 25v‘? (1) Because Imperial Oil believes that labour is entitled to fair and

‘pm: In rn . . . . . . . . .. our; - I . . . , Eighf: Q0113. 4; ‘ yusr treatment, and the stock acquisition plan rs only one Phase zigigxgglij ‘tip; 6,11% of the Company s labour policy which includes pensions, sick- ,-?,,,,,,,“i1,,,"“,.',‘,,, 1%,,” ncss and death benefits, group insurance etcn and

(‘om Sol 19% ’ ’

8°" am '

0!! . . . . .. e e a a a

son ti... l 32%‘ (2) Because Imperial Oil, Limited wants its employees to have a

.orn ‘rot 57% _ _ _

gait Dépoht 1%“ real interest in serving you -- and all the Cc-zniasurws customers

all? lhilimiilit c 121% —to the very best of their ability. ’ gig: Pow Light , us;

gi..t".\=.irhz.'.l". ' iii; -

g,§§f"l,‘{_,l§§,,,§,*;*__-_--___~ _-’~_ 21y- fgg/g So when you deal with an employee of Imperial Oil, Limited you are, in many

sen nee . 32 32% - . _ _

g5?! gllljrglls 3%,; $3.6 cases, dealing with one of ‘the owners of the Company. l-ie is anxious to serve you figédlmflltinuh 1322 13% A well, to win your goodwill and continued patronage, because it is bis Company. g€Z§éL°“I-,Z§,;II"_H it? 2112i The men who drill for oil, the sailors who man great tankers on the Atlantic and

Xrirth p d 20% 20% - - . . . , '

gigalggir g;irn_rn.._._u__ §g§ gay, Pacific, the workers lfl the refineries, the chemists in the laboratories, the agents at {n}? $1,‘? 53* country bulk stations, the drivers on the trucks, the salesmen at the service stations ‘fi;‘in;r.l‘||::l, ‘Hz/a Eli, I --most of these are not only employees; they are shareholders too. They are E‘\-‘;‘,§'|",i,'§;,r -'__ _ 13a léit responsible people with an interest in thevbuslness and so we have faith ill their