1 5100515 were easier at $1.50 to $2 and ‘

‘AUGUST 12. 1930

YES TERDA vs STOCK AND Bozvz) QUO m

‘HE .. 6115RPM"

.5.;E:-:===="x§:-:==-!:-I§>:E_:-:-=;.;=,,== '

fi._§.--=- i

Market Reports A {,1}

By GREENSHIELDS c. co.. Montreal Special to Stewart Jones & 60., Charlottetown 5-: :;‘§;i;_?R%i-Z§Z'Z§2-Z%2-2%2-2%2-2%3€H€L;%;El

‘u

‘a457,, _ _-_.-:_-

Call Money 216 0-0- MONTREAL

be helped through ‘hon-speed - -- . purchases "l? F-"t. of industrial fifflfliillflfiung_ riaiiiu iii-luring equipment and nv,...s,.,,r_ °F Y"? thtsr hydro-electric undertak- lnks. Such companion ll llnsnlnlon Pin- QlYlPPYlYIL’ ll orks slioulvl rlcfinircLv share in contracts plaocvifor h_\ rlrauiicniaciiin- ‘ lvr WhGtlI- otr. Structural uteri

i- li-s will lie required to suppy - 51'"? lillh tension transmission "H". vliilr- olcvtriral Ptllliffliifllf "l

facturors, “irr- l egiiid , p well a». oozistrur-tinn orlllnlzzitinii. PXP-"fllfits will all figure.

ll 2th tlii- first mortgairc bonds of As. "Ml"! (‘"~'Dnratinri, Limited. now quoted at B0 and t_he general mortgage bonds liiintrd lit 201 the preferrorl stock at 8 and thr common at 1, the total rnlua. tloii of thr- svvuritlrs of the company a! current iuiirkn-t vnlucs is ii'ow uinuu to $.’t_|‘i.".0..'i-l.'l. it is iiitorestlug to ruin- pare this viii the balance nhcel as at Decoinhcr fllst. i020. Th:- figures shown in that balance sheet reflected a write- _off $2.77iv‘-.0l0. applied in reduction of "ill value nf tihsolote plant iinrl strip- ..." ‘Hill rli-vr-lopineizt work. (l: this the value of not fix» “an HfI-‘ltiflflflti. Aritlizir tho l assets of $700,009, a totni of

l0’) ls izidiratrd as against the m ct lillllG shown for the securities r.’ 83.030514.

Good progress being made in instal-

lation o! ton marliinoe at the Daihousie

a 5i‘

lXvw liruiiswirkl mill of lntornntlonai llaprir (‘nnipauy hives promise that thesc will he roaily tn produce news» print onrly in October. This will in-

r-rrase the capaciti- of this mill from about 227i to 4.30 tops rlnily. and raise capacltv of the three mills in Canada- lintlncnu. Three Rivers and Daihousle to 17.10 tons ‘dnilr-or over 500.004) tons PM‘ riiiiium. .

This advliti . n! two machines will o! coursr- atltl tho combined capacity of ‘n. (liar. iicwsprlnt mills. hut it is un- derstood that tc-iiiage wlll he cut down in tho Fnitt-tl Ftatos mills of interna- tional to makd up for thin-so that the r3110 of output to cnpacitv will not lie rr-rlucni as it is intrude-ti to run this mm i!ifl"' with four machines! right up to capacity.

“m” Rum“ acrivr. noxn PRlCES

llai-vcster

Aliitilvl .. 5 pc .lul_v 1.1051 R7

Emu Pow 6 p0 Oct l, "I30 iii

llvl! 'l‘el .. . 5 pt‘ .\i:ir l. .6 1M

B t‘ Pmvor . 1 pr Ma. l, F0 00

. , /‘i pt- Oct l. lflii 9-5

i», p!‘ lit-o iri. lil-H m

. i p: Dori. lllTi-i lM

Tin T (c t‘ ll pc flan l, i040 l0l Gar Power .. 5 pc June i, 105G 061:1 Cat l‘nw (l pc Apt‘ l. lfHl 99H

F-rit Pow . . R pa" June lllfill lfifl llou- Smith . Sh, no Junr i. ilfili .\!nnt Pow .'i pr Oct l. 10:» 10".!- “out Povv 7i pr liar l, i070 ltlfllA

i “out TFO!“ . 0 lit‘ 10in. i041 101 ' ,\v,iiht Tram 4'5 pt‘ Apri. 10T- 87%

“(int ‘(fin-mi , 5 pr. Apri. if!“ 00 Ilfjpg 1'; _, ti pr Feb 1. iiNR 103%

Que Volvo: .. 7i pc- Doc i. ifll\= i0i

Sh“... pn-r .. 41-; p!‘ Oct l. i907 97

i shiiw- Pow 41, ni- iiiir l. mo: m Shaw Pow .. 5 p0 Fob l. i010 105W- l l'nlt Secur 5“: Pl‘ "M" 1-1955 loll“:

. . . 7 ‘G's ii.‘ . “ARK” “""".‘§..'°“ Ar ‘ I DIDHNION oovznssmxr nosns

t mat hr the Royal ' Wiii- Loan .. .. 5w 1"?“ "'93" e thtitkplannrd hydro-e!» ‘Wm Lnan .. .. 5W‘ i931 ll“ 9 at in the Dominion ovo!‘ Victory Loan -. 5*’: l" m?“ m:

. y-cars will involve eX- \lt‘l0l"_\' Loan .. 51-‘: 1"‘ m“ lo?‘ about S100,000.0(if\ is at- Victory Loan .. 5'10" 3931 ins-M rrrzid interest. .\iar.,v in- Rcneoril . . . .. file l" 193- "W75

rndustrinl corporations Refunding .. .. 41o!" 1M0 99-15 3 assisted by this sltu- Rrfunrling .. .. 1'1 l" 1943 "n17: ltirr such as sti-cl, i-np- Wofundin: .. .. ii- 4V1 W 1944' 991-) aluminum. textile will Refunding .. .. i": i" "l" i

-. " ll Late Market News E ‘I :-;§:-;g;-9§ g:-:§éZ§i-Z%Z-Z§Z-I§Z-Z§Z¢ if-‘anadiu hen)

were slow sellers and were mt want.-

mTR-‘J-t-L. Que. Aug. lL-Catfle pd. A few alias were Bil-dB as icvw “*0: or: the two Montreal llve- '35 $7. Buck lambs were discounted stock markets today totalled 115. The $3 pei- cwt. According to quality sheep cittle rmrket steadied to lshlde eas- [trodi s: to $4.50. Elves s: to $4.50: 1o. m bulk of the offerings W621! iiombs good s10 to c1050; common s1 3m Phi: to medium quality. Steers [to $9.50. Hog receipts were 1992 h0g5 “ileum 1 couple of loads o! good ‘we easier. There was ii big mice "fr: sold up to $7.50. Medium good ‘between grades. Prices ranged from

“WW quality steers brollzht $0.75 to @1175 to $12.40 for bscons and but- i m,“ with $1 prenaium boi- hog on sel- l REPORTS

‘l “we weighing between 1025 and

i DOMINION

OF CANADA BONDS

(Special tu Johnston d: Ward) Bill i

. .sketl \i'nr Loan .... llll-‘iiiloofio \\'|\r Loan . lin .101. Victor!" lman ‘ l ma. Victory Loan ... . ' i103. Victory Loan .. Renewal ... . ltefuntllni: .-

Rofunrling ... .. . Refunding ... .. Refilnding ... ..

Ewen MacDougal, B, D. will preach in Kirk Glasgow Road, on Thursday

10D.

CONDITION VERY SERIOUS- Mr. Harold McDonald, who was ser- iously ixijured in an automobile ac- cident on Friday, was still uncon- scious at. a letc hour lest: night. ‘mere was s slight change for the worse.

VISITED ISLAND—lVl.r, and Mrs. Norman R. MacLeod. 109 Charlotte street, after spending two weeks in their native province, Prince Ed- lward Island, have returned home. "They were accompanied by Mr. Frank Bell, student at the Prince

go! wdies College there, Mi- Mac--

fLeods brother, Henry. and his wife. jalso returned from P. E, Island, and left on Saturday for their home in Foxbury, Mass-St, JChn Telegraph Journal.

CHURCIT ARMY SERV!CES—-On Sunday, August 17th, sci-vices will be conducted in Cherry Valley and Long Creek, Anglican Churches. Christ Church. cherry Valleyn 10.30. morn- ing prayer and sermon. Subject, Life's Supreme Choice, Joshua 24. 15. St. Thomas‘ Church. Long Creek. 3.00. evening _pray~er and sermon. Subject, The Confidence of the Saved, Ps. 23. 1. A special address and hymn for children izi both serv- ‘lces. Come and brlng'your friends ‘and your children and make these .serv'ices alive with congregational Iworship and praise to Almighty God. iOur Heavenly Father. Capt. F‘. M.

- lBelt. Church Army.

TUBNIP SHIPMENT INSPECTED -The first. car-load of new turnips in the Province was inspected for‘ Hhlpment on Saturday, the shippers ,be*.ng Messrs. Clark Brothers. As an

indication of the advance of the

present. season's crops. it is interest- ing lc riot/e that. the date of the first ca: load inspected last year was IAugust 27th. The shipment impacted on Saturday was nicely graded. rang- ling in size from 3", to 5 inches. The inspectors point out that. 1t is es- fsential that gi-owers pay careful at- ftentlon to grading and trimming of .these turnips, as the ultimate con- sumer usually buys single specimens. ‘and invariably gauges the quality by

‘ tho appearance.

SERIOUS DEPRES-

1100 lbs of fflirly good quality were ‘acts. Heavlu brought $10 to $i1.,s10l\'-Mr. Roy Holman who has “lghefi ‘in with heifers at $6.25 to imghts and feeders around $13. sows . been away for the last two weeie on

' scan. m ‘clllk of the heifers brought iiroi-o from ss to s9. Only s0 pQrC/Sfilli

‘a busines trip. returned to the city

bftween $5 and 6.25. Good cows were ‘of m; h0g5 were weighed up early i last evening. In Hamilton, Ontario,

g will‘ a‘. sacs to $5.15 p111!) to med- m. mm-nlfg,

i=0 wot-iv cows lXOUIid $4.50 to s5. ,

bulls were about steady at $3 to $5. i - .' Quotations-Butcher steers good $8.75‘ n/IONTREAL, Aug. iL-A teaturo "337-59- medium $6 to 80.50, common ‘c; m; trade in all lines of cash grain $1 lo $6 Butcher heifers medium 6 .here today was the weaker feeiini,‘ 3555751 common $4.50 to 35.50.13“; depglgpgd 5nd VlluCS were reg‘ a-‘Jkher COWS good $5.25 to $5.15; jducod no mm per bushel. This w». mtdlllm s4 to sis. Clnfierd $1.50 to s2. iagmbutgd to the weakness of the Outliers $2.25 to $3.50. butcher bulls iwinhipog and Chicago Markets. The Md 95 Common $3 0o $4.50. Calf ldam and produce markets were; iezeipk were 1524. Cali-ea we" stemyygenérany “u” 5nd firm, Eggs were‘

to ti,“ _ v Y . l w.“ TILT‘? ‘bulk of the offerings adv-priced one cent per dooen a’: fore .Provise, who has recently returned , Toombs‘ Fitzroy streetnclm - ~- noii to mi qiiuity 811:6 ices‘. ri-idoy. mounts 1"" l“ ‘Hi-H- . from Halifax. N. 5.. met: with a very , mum m the“ homes

“vi-lies. Good veal brought t9 to $9.50 n"; dgmgnd toi- butter was good and “m “its up to s10 Ol‘ better. Com- iodides were steady’. Reoelpfg were ii

m" 1-1811! veals 1 d: - fractlonaily th t, i; 1i o5: ‘ were sod aroun bong 049$; prices we: d RA-ihurrying down e s a case, s pp a Mus Reta Mom,” o! wanhamflca ‘ “mum. some “mm: min" under ‘ 3°“ ma” ' i1“ “me m‘nmr' badly fracturing his llvfusd. who has been \1.slfi.“3 heri

i” l‘) $7» Gocd grin-oer; sold up 00' I And the bulk of the plain to ‘l’ 0111110 botwmi gins chd $0.20.

“'5” °°mm0n g-rassors so low as

Qgjpfg were 2185 boxes. W91‘? quoted it es to '10 Cétifé per 60 pound bags for new locally grown Sim!!-

Zzs: 9°“! "911 $9 to 810; medium $8 --—————— “gs-WI oonunon $6.50 to $7.50. grass Age a‘ '0 $6. Sheep receipts were 2.-

17‘ Limbo were only of common to . visitor-And what sort of man If! i?“ m’ ‘li-l-IJUY- Good owes 1nd you going ho be when W‘! 1"" “a... brought no to 010.00 with iii-mm '

"£0115 It s10. no quality idmbs "rihojiioi-vih toi- twenty rem)- “md_$9.50. Gammon light lambs An-oid one. luv-London mimorist

M l; '

Stewart Home: 8: Co. i

Correspondent: o! I

Qreenshields 8: Co.

Men-om o! cu modem: semi Exclumgl

-._

I8 0m: Gown u. caonouuoioii

DAIRY PRODUCTS iDUSlXiBSS depression;

Ohio, BIiCl other parts which he vis- ited. Mr. Holman reports a general unemployment is rife and the stifling heat has con- tinued so long. that in many parts the crops are pretty well burned out. The people of Prince Edward Island,‘ can hardly realize such conditiorii so that it is no WOTIdEP that Mr. l-Iol- | man is glad to be once more in‘ "Gods Country." l

PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Mr. Earl|

painful accident while staying at the Lord Nelson Hotel. Mr. Prowse in~

right leg in two places. l-le was im-| medioteiy removed to hospital wherr he was confined for several days. Earl's many friends will hear with regret of this unfortunate accident. which will perhaps force him out of next season's hozkey. ff such proves the cumthe "iron man" of P. E. 7s- Iand hockey will be sadly missed by fans and team-mates alike. eunsomms

Miss. Ruth Tcombs and Master Lawrence Toombs, City, are visiting at Augustine Cove.

Mus. and Mia Hazel Ema-cit‘ of

wast Newton. Mass" ave spending

their nations s‘. their homes in sunk! Bridle.

‘ -- l

um Helm oroiioh left ruddy";

morning c: return to Summsrviiie.

Genital Gliolilliani

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. i

14th, at. 7.30. p. m. Special collect»

lfrierids in New Brunswick.

THE NEW z YORK cums

l (siiooidfto .1 i. ' (soociiii to Johi-iitoii c v" di (Sperinl to ilnbnston A Ward) a “an g wad) Bi? Asked A c I B B750 Askgcd Air Aeduc $531 Brew . . . . . . . .. i-l -0!‘0 - " " . a r . . . . . . . .. . "Y Amii. (Jixylgil-‘lliid ~s 201,4 Beitifillllistéitlxlai .. 0:4 51: giilllifllllllgfi Marconi . ‘a At Refin . . l Rritlshcsmerican Oil .. .. 10 vs Service 27, A t‘ (‘am .t l (‘ostlen Oil .. 3115 A: Ivan)?‘ 1" (‘an lilnrerlize $.- Dork f5 East Flutes l‘o 28% Am '1‘ 5,, 1* I,‘ (‘anarlinri hiiiltinir 17 1T‘. lllcv Bond d.- aha 751$ An; (‘rip - n.1,‘! “an 4n i| ‘m. . ("an Vlrkers . . . . .. -i G‘; Forrl of (‘auridn “.- -21’, Atoms“ |fl‘lsj"“lpvy,xqlq‘l""i ,, Fnrlings Brew 2 Ford of Plngiaml .. 23-16. Auii Am“ _,_*;ogr6n'“ai1'03 i?“ P; (‘osgrove Brew 73 100 .- . 7' - ll:.‘.:'.':...“oi:‘~i'. o? L“ I - ‘o i-= 3.“.‘.""‘.‘:‘:.: ms . .. 1o lmvierial Oil - ' Jlom Ping Wiirks .. 50 on,‘ _ Doni Tar k (‘hem PM 04 n11,’ f9, ‘.0, Eastern Dairies 1'1 '“ ‘,;,.. Homeflll... .. . '50 __ i , imlugiil piiiio-‘ioil out)... . .. 223i l ‘. i mesa oacco .. .. 1»- Uia {m3 mllllfflé,“ a‘ lntll’ Petroleum . ~ ‘i - F‘ I t1 Utiliti "A" . _ l-kifycil: ' '1 2min“ mllhfwf 5‘ lgtl mum: "B" . i; . . U .; I s i c .. . ° ' ‘(Izllislcrfis m "“"i" 57%,’, “""'."_»"* Sfilkffhclllfpelgnrlffltfo?’ co 12L; 2o Regllldld Déflfly toiii t’... '- tii"i'°‘ii‘”9l*i‘9".'f ‘i ilontrtfll Exhibition -- - 7 . mm I, ' ,‘. ‘I’! 5-,?‘ "Vi" smiooiii Distillers is; 2 v-wfl hrlo u.’ 84.1’ 8i iSLql Sill; '1, Xomnda H fly; g3 ' “ ,. "P - P t i In Great Comedy m, am,‘ ‘i . l j ,2?‘ lo lvtffle-Ilellucllitd §.‘,.°,‘,’";"* ‘Pmfilm 1mm” . ' l4 R8025?!‘ ozlloudli’; \!ill| . a 4 a Pirie .. .t "l 2:. ma‘: H‘ Reliance Grain o . . . . .. 1g vii/d =At T716 CCIpItOI 1,1339 FTILQ . 3% 3c»; ml“ u $521"..‘?°ff‘f’“,,1"_,i",,jj ‘o. ' . - - 1/040 ' '1' i~i< iiimie . . 04a lilifl lien Fl . . 071/ 5g i i ‘f _ " ' "' " ‘ _ m,“ §g§du A .5574, ‘A “dlkflf. Hiram Bi/i 9 (ii-ii lifo .. 44 44w 431*‘ ' ' Fdyr Rub . e1 '55‘ - ' "Good Momma. Judge." which .3.,,_..,,,, _ _ , _, f6, opened at the Capitol Theatre Yes- xlrlnllllvOll l 15 ‘raw n94 teray is a typical Reginald Denny hm 6021f: II.- lv l ‘i - vehicle made by Universal; it has 1m! “m! T714 ‘rah-n ~ . ln hackle . . 21%‘ 211,5 311,, ./ rapid action, excellent comedy and .191"... M“ __< g; “W, ‘ ' ' ‘ i, pmasing yomgnflg gng1g_ glam. b14794}; WELLILGTON FREDK. BURJNS ‘ ti t, - .. .. ' ‘$3,150; tail-ate“; “m: iii-loving. .= The death of Ml’. Wellington Fred- l‘ y Mont Ward - lime when brought before a judge‘ Xm... W, _ __ erick Burns occurred Aug. 4, 1930, at -\' ..l ‘m ‘ma; 7n 6.30 p. m. at his home, 177 Euston

iafter participating as an innocent ibyitfllidél’ in a fight. Someone has istoien his wallet. ,

l A beautiful miséion worker who believes that hardened crooks can be reformed advances the sum. Denny falls in love 01th her and,

772a Now York Stock Exchange

' 42 ‘ 4st»; s1 ‘52‘l‘ we. isiigi isfliiunn u

w." 45-3 ' vi 517i lfitl . ' {I35

in order to become an inmate of her

crimes. Later he saves her from some of the criminals whom she thought she had reformed, She ‘flu- aliy learns 11L; real identity, but this doesn't halt their romance.

“Good Morning, Judge." is the best picture the star has made. William-i A, Seiter. who has weilded the megaphone cn most of Denny's hits, directed it.

i Mary Nolan plays opposite Denny and Dorothy Gulliver. beautiful heroine of the "Coiiegians? has a prominent role. The hundreds 0f laughs are partly due to Otis Har- lan. In the role of an unshaven bum whose specialty l3 crashing the gates ‘at prize fights. Harlan dem- onstrates a super skill at comedy. Denny. by himself, however. provid-

pany includes William Davidson. William Worthington. Bull Mori- tana, Sailor Sharkey and Charles Coleman.

Mrs. Fred S. Wood, of Glace Bay, arrived 0n the spend a month visiting her relatives in Charlottetown and Souris.

Miss Caroline Neill of Klniey, Sask. end Miss Martha Neill oi‘ illtaitham. Mass, ivho have been visiting relat- lies on the Island for the past three weeks, have left on return home.

Mrs. Louise Frizzell. City. retum-_ eri home Saturday after spending a most enjoyable holiday motoring with |

Two young ladies from Alberton‘ Miss Mary and Miss Lucille ivic-l Quaid. had an enjoyable visit with' Miss Marion and Miss AUQQJ O‘-‘ Donnell of Vein-Ian River. Thev are now on a visit in their friends in! ‘Redford.

Mrs. W. M. Ch“f-‘l'l‘.i'1i'ili. of Rock- IC-lf Ii). and our i-iieco, M- Muriel htclienzie, of‘ River Rouge. ll xhigan. ivho has O’..“l \"‘~.i»'i', Mrs christ- manrrs rarcritr. Mr and ‘rs. E. left on]

morning. |

parent: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McLurc

i

Forth Milton. has left on retiu-n. She Sought ho gain lilies among other‘

was accompanied as far as Cape Tor- meritlnc. N. 13., by Mr. and Cecil M. Simpson and daughfanl Lois. Bay viw. and Mus Rood 3.! Neill. North Milton '

A HAPPY g _ THOUGHT

Employers who wish ‘to show recognition to their employees for good work done. are offered I happy thought in the special tlckets which sre gotten out by the Exhibition Association at 53.00 for the aeson. This given entrance to grounds flares limes doll-r and to all the rzcns. ii is 88.00 value for $3.00. 5751-0414!

mission. confesses to a long list of;

ed enough funny scene; for an or- dinary picture. '

Others of the supporting cast were also outstanding The dom-'

ll K 0 .. . item Rand . fir!‘ l ti.- S .. S Roebuck . S l.' Oll- .. .. Sinc (‘or . .. ..-- _i

‘.14 l lllli Ii ‘l!!! Fills F ' 10 i F ‘ 0w‘ . s ‘ "i F _ ma‘ F O of .\' \' . i | Studchnkz-r . 29% 290,’, ‘Foxas (‘o . .. i. 5H4 .. Tex G Fui 51 i. Tim R R ~ i . _~ ' 1011, '40 1

| l s; _ . I . .. ~ .1191. , a'i-i._ r .= i ail-ii .. - ' 00-, l‘ F. Neel ...l‘l59"ngllfillgll5$fi ltifl ° lg Van Ftcel . . S1 IFS l8’! 588d‘ 2-K. War Bron (‘n l 26% 261/, ‘l5 West l'nlnn .l ‘ ‘ Wcst lilac iVnnl (“n , Worth l’ ‘I T i."

British Troops ' Repulse Africlis

PESEAWAR. lhdlfl. Aug. n-sris-I ish b00316 battled with Afridi tribes- men almost at the doci- of Peshawar

Island yesterday m on the riofcbwesc frontier of India

today , The battle was still in pro- grms a; night fell.

The Afridi‘ guard had penetrated the extensive orchards near Pesha-

iwar, Whfle they lay hidden during {the day. A party of Poona Horse, s. ‘native Indian cavalry unit, patroll-

ing the orchard rode past and the Afrfdi opened fire, Several troopers

ifeii from their saddles ht the first.

volley.

The Afridi warriors moved rapidfl

l_v towards the military supply depot. as the Poona horsemen fell back. Th; supply depot is a stone's throw from the Peshawar railway station.

British cavalry. g-ailopcd tc the szcrie and attacked the tribesmeii. Six Indians in the Poona _ unit. were reported shot by the Af- ridki. Two Afridl dead were left at the mobilization barracks when the iilbdsmen retreated after the fight, Three others were found dead st the base of the city wail.

The Africli sought to capture the headquarters of the British civil, and military administration of the‘ North-west Frontier pwvizioe. 1t is fierce trlbssmen. '

The audacity o! the attack has the, warriors may have more strength,‘ than they infiifod. ~ ‘Hwy M"

t. besnen in did wild rocky districts Pesh-swar is city of iiboiit 100.000 persons. n. is I. men: ‘frontier out- post. defended by about 15.000514:- ish and mtlvc armored train-Ind mother iwrlzuig v.1, from wererustisd t: labors to the defen- ce cf the city. -' -