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THE CHARLOTILZTOWN GUARDIAN

1Y's STOCK AND

Market Reports

By srawsnr JONES a 00., Charlottetown

PARIS LETTER

BY BOULIVABDIER

Greenshields d: 00., Montreal (British united rreu) . 1- Bii 1» 1 -- 1'1 - PARIS. July a-a. friend of ~ "°-“"h"1 - mine. a crouplcr in the casino at Abltihi Fiflh-c- G-mu... .... on _ 1111111 1w Pins. on the Riviera, ls Iligeszti-nr‘... .11‘ '.'.' II: .15 New Yo rk ' ’ Pmtutly in Paris and relates a re- gun: lhllzzzfsgot-‘i - ‘Q: " mlrkuble story of a woman gamb- III m“ rflavhou, I E h ler down on the miillonalreg- coast. (_ £57.11‘. dineriésn oil . xc ange n“ ‘my h “bwmfly “them”- srltlifili l'rl‘l)lall:7cltl. Pow Lo ‘W as I have discovered from various €2.’...i‘e...... "::: it 1 111111111111- 1111111111111 11 mom wen Clillllll stalling . 13 , have been taken from a Phlil O - Canadian llnwer null Paper 1.‘. (speck! ‘glgfilrfliwfilfivm: ‘rfltnNtch “h 1m roman x u.‘ p p. (élllln-II: 32:51:! Lomlneri-e M! Refine ‘Sam W12 83% an’: +1‘: i: e cc 0 e Cote d ails a ... ... ‘neg Co‘ ' Si’, m; ciiuadisu Car and Foundry . p J , , ' 5""! etisdliaintllndéinririigiasiesidi m: flxéillatilll-illlgllfln 1331/. 120x132 :11». m the gilded ganlbllng halls of E‘.’.'.‘.:'."....i ‘inn... ::: ::: ny. ill §1.1,.,--1;;11~111111111111111 +1 f,“ “11111111 i111 1111111111 11 1111111111 11 E§$§IL°“ri£§§r§““ c"°““°“' ...; A111 l‘ 110w 1111s! awn 37% 381/. 1111A u“ D“°h°“‘" she “y” s“ h 9°" rllser Cos. ...‘ ... ..d .... 1.00 i. IE2.‘l:?%‘lg:fl‘g§%|1g,:.i tugese’ the widow 91 a‘ canadhm liliteel Wares ... ... :i1,i M“ Co” _ ._.,,%\30,h1,| mm 3544i h wheat king and she loses a fort. nlerndtlcniil Nickel , xllilhhxzlftn une nlshtly at the baccarat tables. %ilI.8I'IlllIlI03?lI Petroleum . Bald 1mm 15% "l_ Bill; the bizarre, slightly mysterious IIIPGID e-e n o I Massey Harris . 1/» OAhIID _f i122 element of the affair is yet to plctjull Frontenac ... 131x. Both Steel 521,1, c394, 5.11;, _ ’ come; the explanation of why she lllontrelll 14- H. and Power .... 45% Bflggg _ 14% + 1A National Brciveries ...- ..¢ n 281i; u D G Me 42 42 42 401/ +1 “W515 9153's until dawn- Nntional Steel Cor . V g Pmflflc ._ 27% '27,”, 011/‘ 2;“: + ,1. ‘According to the woman.‘ Own 1401111111111 (Jheus Ohio l 311.1,] .is1,<,l a111, 38% +1 " lznri-er gorglhtlrntlcu m..." M” ‘l 23%| 2W‘. 23.x 24.1544,‘ statement she went with a woman roe M era ... 1 1 ‘ '1 “Mb” PM“ 1 ll ha“ MIMI 3* i 3W ills companion solne years ago to a for- ffln: this lili-ujgllmi Hull/Q nnifflfliy‘ tune-teller. The fortune-teller pre- ‘ ‘ ' 1v r-il/ w. gin...“ “..| u...“ . ca?“ If“); _l g1: dicted for her friend that she We! <1! Clo-WI - (2~\\'riglit 31/, I ‘I _ would die within the year while Steel of Czlusdil Pfd. ...‘ .. .. ‘l E Ilupont .| m ggn: 90W 9W +0,‘ ' Winnipeg Electric l1 rzlee r 1.; | azv/il 411/:| dill/fl szil/Ql-iiii, the Dmhess named that 8h‘! h"- E 11 -.-l 24%| - self would meet a gory end at the . . Fox Film .| 201,41 2114i 20v 21 + 1/. new IORK pm, Tex _1 23%| 1 '1 _ hands of an assassin in her apart- 1Aneflmny _ ‘ klgcls-ll 3:1‘: if!“ x5 merit one ‘night. ‘The seer's Prophecy t§n1ftlfi11l1ac1111 - tlcln! lgimds lam 30%| ngigfl ggn/‘pklll/i was partly fulfilled when the wo- Bendix Aviation i311‘; lililib 414111.’ 4s 41y] 4;; 1W man friend died as predicted with- F11111111l1111 Pflvllh‘ - rirlzshv ' ‘ in twelve months From that mom- Fhryslrr ... ...- lions 'Oll' ' 40y 41w my’ 47,, $055 . - gnnsnuipllelilnlallm lint Hill] Mo 151}, ‘ 1‘ 1"‘; ent the spectre of fear began to OHIO (IIQI III iommércml S01v0“. _ Hallo“ 31/.» wit‘ 431,141+!“ haunt the waking moments of the nmlnlon Stores "'1. 1m; Nickle “m my 1137" my l. rich woman’s life. iloctric Power iinll flight .' 1m; ..| qT-fl,‘ T.‘ .13.)‘ m,‘ +14.‘ Tux Films cl 1.1,“ 'm'.."| 3gp“, 55%| '.;;..~', '...;~1. l‘ ,‘ Thr°ugh°hh ‘he “"15 she will“ eneral Asphalt --- --- 2-“4 Ken ct... old/l non/l 11.51. tflllgdt A a. means of passing the night hours Jrneral Motors ... ... ., ... 3M’; Kn-“g 1101f | 1131a 5‘ ‘| 53 SQ.” u‘ “ otodyesil- ..i fi.]...él..‘.i. Lnm (‘o . P11141718 7131/, ‘i-“AFQZ in excitement so that she could II BIIII 0nd ,\'I r0 4 8C I‘ C I ’ "temuunnm Hnrventer Ininiwsllyh: l lav] 1K4‘ 13,14 _1I,/? banish the shadow that darkened ~i§'r'.'i'§§‘r’il§r§°'l$Ihi" ' ‘l ""‘“"‘ l1‘-'1/.-l:i=l1£1 #1111 adult " h" hi“ "hi1 hhahY “me h’ ‘he I l i _ ‘ Niagara Hudson Power . wzlfd I 3H5“! 2111;’): ‘if: H1111; Riviera and discovered the casinos. $330213 linrlrllllx .... ... gush Mo Irili Film Emil 51x11" My croupier friend tells me she ' oust “cs0 ‘on 1 ' I goof BIIII Co. B ... . ‘ 5:: 3'15“ gé"‘1'|"“g’/‘-1l|f;l.}lel|fil — ,is the last to leave the baccarat 0 . . . . .. .. ... ' ." - sf". Rfiehmk I’ __ 1 gum i»; l ‘i. rooms after the nighyg play. Some. Ftllnllartl oil of New Jcrst- it. 51W‘. 5. i ‘ times at nl e o'clock In the mom- Sterling Securities A - 7!,‘ 211,37 n i h I u“ f 1 l Studebaker ... ..¢ .. I"lf‘k Mo , t 71;.’ ' ‘ “g 5 e 5 5 ac “B hm 9157055 gknr-mmi“ ~-~ Ixlnr rnh .. 2cm ego. g1 .5, the green table, cards in hand. fast ... ... ~ . Yellow Truck .. l-T-‘linhililu 'l“il.'ii'|'§,f,'..‘gi'|fl,‘.’g'| asleep He wakens her to ask if C!" "they --< ---. Phil Pet. ..| still ’| “a "l: she wishes another card. when sh‘. r s ofNJ RllT/ srw s: ,._ ' ACTIVE noun rmcrs Rndlw 0CD 2052’ mum 26W 114 finds h’ "5 “lrehdy dawn She 3°“ ~ - i 1111/ lulu 101 Rem “and “will 1W] m?‘ 12bit % to her feet and goes home. CORPORATION SECURITIES: Earp l s .. anvil anvil a". " gniZL ’ This is her way of outwittirig the 1 1 1.1 .- , r 1 ' liilrln 50.21.’. s“ dire prophecy. she had been warn. 1052K 1011-50 Ellno (‘orp | ll ’| 1111i ‘ll "l in; ... r4. ed that sl-le would beassassinsted 1111-50 1112.110 sin. C0 .'.l 101,41 18-2; 1m. 15".... m, I)? 1mm s Home _| N. ‘ I h 52 by night in her apartment. By play. n". ‘(i713 + 0i. ing cards until dawn in the cas- . ,. i _| m W.‘ m‘ Iggyl-ii ,2 ino she is dodging destiny. When I “mil zfiriff; 7:1" ||+°'/s dawn comes she can so home and - - ,- . 0 _ _ ' l. __.r1/|,"|‘111i$|.' 1A sleep tranquilly. 1 2 _ u‘ ~41!-dl_% -.__. 5 » __ ‘ I 01,5; 1051.3: :10y,i+ I read the other day that Paris . . ._ shnwhngnn _ f 1. |.'i11,1,| 36%; 37im+ is the most wooded city in the Fhflwhflgnn _ 5 m - H M‘ law y it”... world, with more than twenty mil- Unit Scour ..- 51/. 190-3 osso 100.00 K ‘£3.22... jlflilflw ifi.,l'élil,gq.;_,nf.‘,,’filliih cs of streets and boulevards lined ll .or _, _:'/'1l,1g_v- 11 n G “WP J “ma! Mk5‘. 5M ‘I 311% ‘Lie with grcaeful trees. Domyloy o, mum ll s l Alcn l;114il .'t.'l1/,|:il-'i',l anvil-tug As well as affording shade in GUARANTEED nouns g .lilmiihxy/ihafziéhégufllw the hot summer days to the New . ' 1.4 - .i‘ -1s c N n 1 I _ Inll Riv-cl .l:i11=14i| u1-1<.|"n1'|:i0'~< 11, ll i ' C N n 13;‘: “m... n "m. Exp-Ell‘ 8M1‘: I2 ill-lids lfar sian. not to mention the s .1: is: 51.1.1.1. -...-11e.'..1:11'..1l.11 - 1- 111111 1111-“11 1111111 1111 - '1l ,. , 1 .-' ' C N n 111.11; “f” mm [H]. H [Hui _ ‘HM trees lend a special charm to the g g y‘: m.“ ]‘m‘75 c; I?“ '11:; sereets, although it is annoying at 1on0 -,r ,_ -- 1~‘—,~ e ~- i‘: y‘: m“ igiflé; i l Cnncll l iml lull 015i 01,~;|+ 1/, srlfiscwgeh 19"” d"? T°Wh1nt° . . 10110 01:0 _"*——-—'§-— o e cu MM‘ h- 195° 1°75 CQIIN RANGE terrace of o. gag: ixdgthgs its); ti: nosllmoN or‘ CANADA nouns \ hour or two in the afternoon. (TAX EXEMPT ISSUES) (Special to Johnston A: Ward) A staff of 50mg 5'00‘) men are .. loyed a-il the year round on the one . . nrtmnal 100.10 100:0 m, cmnhf’ emp gtgclwc f. 1.: _ m “U! task of keeping the trees in good ...~ .. nr . - . .' . ’ m pl: Dec 1.1031 111.10 1111's ‘ 3:115 Icnonlgitiotxhgheitmcreu” ‘l’: mm" ’ O G I'D C ‘THAN’! “Rum, h" 1y harmed the 1.2155: Bristle asasfillafi . 111/, pc . N 1,1012 402.15 102ml “"1 5% M a t: N1‘: 1.1m‘ mum 104.75 4M fumes having stifled the growth of it.“ - -~ mails: ififiifi =11 111 “"111- 1111°111111111 11111 111111 '-' r l! ti 1 .- . g N '_ "h: 0ft "m" “no 1mm made to find out which trees zest 1 4 oc ..~ ... l-ellhinlll 101ml 102.15 withstand the effects of petrol and “’° '1" “"11"” “h” “a Iii-t the plaintain is awarded the (ml coNmlisloN isarms) palms. so go speak :1‘ he - . lion‘. 112440-50 iolm 101.1. “"11 Most of the trees in the Paris ' . ‘I 0 4- ‘.22 t: nfilihnilii’. ifililfi ‘£31112 i: “m "11 11°11 1111111l111111- 11111011 s» pc . . NuvLlMll-lll! 104.05 sous 55 have deplaeed many of the sturdy

IIQIsi -:-—- Stewart Jpnegs 3e Co, 1 ' drag; Greepahigl __ o Q; hCQ, lfvbiiérsotthe. llq-gingqlllsleerillsiiilih“ <

old oaks which could not resist the poisoned atmosphere of modern city life. There are also quite a few , locust trees, which are now in flow- er with delightfully picturesque of- feet. The‘ care and upkeep of the city's trees must cost ‘the Paris Municip- al Oouncil quite a lot of money, but this is considered well spent in conserving the capital's personality, if a city can have a personality.-

Thanks to the vigilance of the Prefect of Police, M. Jean Ohiapptl,

. To Bo Wltout Insurance

business if you are a car owner. Have you ever thought of the consc- queuceu which might follow an accident? A little forc- thought will convince you that tho wise course is to insure now. cc won't pre- __ not an accident, but it. will

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louu should one occur.

tliilllls a llrllilsv, Limited

- _ ‘ Insurance Underwriters ‘ Charlottetown‘

Isdango

who halls from Corsica, gangsters are unknown iri Paris. Ivlost of the I llkly gpots in the night life of the f city have likewise been wiped out, i places to which in the summer gul- lablc tourists were taken and fleec- ' ed. out of their money.

l On occasion, howsve . one learns of escapades by the remants of the crooked fraternity who still m“. ' age to eke out a precarious exist- ence in the Paris Underworld. The 1 latest exploit of which I have learn ed was related to ms by u young Canadian living in Paris,

with a friend he was strolling o- 1 lone the Rue do las Psi: lsto at night when I car with two well- drrsztfc and attractive young wom- en drove up tmthe kerbside. The

‘A. _ ""5 m‘ | young women explained that they lie-Mt nllmooiglosirilouvpscscnssmeiitsem 0.111. o. r. had 11m some 11o from the country m Tuesdays at m: sad rrldm at us 01am. ' and did not m“ thair way.

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The Montreal Stock‘ Exchange

(Special to Johnston a Ward) Stool-is Opeiifiiigblhoivlhllut AIJIIIIII .. .. ... w.

At Bu Re ..r l... 25 Bell ‘telephone .1395‘; I40 I30 H0 - as lasv. =11 asli . 2a 2i -- 1 - II

Mont Power ... Nut Breweries ..

Nut Steel Cur .. i- Pow-er Corp . .. 4B 4B 471/, 471,3 Quebec Power .. till 31 ll 36 Steel of Cmiluln ii0 s of ciiniidii viii iilli.

BANKS (‘cminerce .. ...l'.’ll. I l liontreul ...~ . "H7 i207 lfitlll 206 Royal .. ... o I-Ei |'.'4Sl,’;l‘.'47?j’ilZ-I71'§'i

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LONDO , June 30. (Brlitsh Unit- ed Press)—A comparison made by some medical experts between two African tribes, who exist on total- iy different types of diet, has rc- vealcd much interesting informat- ion on the relation of food to physical health.

The investigation, which has been made over a period of five years by Doctors J. 1B. Orr and J- L. Gilks, shows that the Masai, one o.’ the tribes, who live mainly on meat and milk, are on an average five inches taller and 23 pounds heavier than the Kikuyu, who de- pend for the most part on cereals with some roots and fruits.

It was found that the two trib- es are prey to different groups of diseases. The Masai suffered most- ly from rheumatism and intestinal disorders and the Kikuyu from bone deformities, dental trouble and anaemia.

After some conversation, the girls invited the young men to get into [the car in order to point: out the way, since it was late at night and the girls explained they were a 11¢. tle bit afraid.

On the way to the destination the

suggestion was made that the partymlght have a drink before Sella-rating. The auto was stopped at a cafe in Montmartre and they all had several drinks at a table set for supper. Finally the bill came along. It amounted to 89'! francs, more than $25! In reply to protests 0! the young men, the proprietor explained that there was a cover charge, that the girls had eaten some cakes and that there was this that, and the next thing to be paid for. . Happily the young Canadian knew what he was doing. Leaving his friend, he went to the nearest ccmmissariat and explained the sit- uation and learned that there had been other complaints about these same young women who worked as decoys to get tourists into the cafe in order that they might be fleec- ed. In this instance the commiss- ariat sent a. police agent along and the cafe proprietor was glad to accept four dollars in final set- tlement. which shows one must watch one’: step in Paris, just as in any other cityi

. lillslu for n rally extending into

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Wall Strcet_Mlrror_Says:-

54 s. _ Special to Johnston & Ward pi - ... .... .. "' ' a; ' %'-Zi ‘sueclfl u, Johnnhm g wk," There is now u u-rll grim IFKI bells-f, NI-HV YORK. July ii-Ilrrtnln re- lllllt In mluly rluiirtcm Ln \\' - plllll on the course of negotiations cn-Illut the murlict is lit-i l‘ mom llillll lllllIir ll l

the moratorium were reflected In an lrrcluiur market yesterday. Herfrlll lnlluce showed a burnt of uirenitlh at times but ut the clon- wrro K'1"\"""3' lowrr. The meeting u-ith the Fro-rich scheduled for Thurmlny ccrulnir hill hrrn pasty-oiled untll sumo IIIIID Friday. Pending the outcome of (his conference the market is likely to remulu quiet. If u satisfactory agrn-eulcnt on thr moratorium In rcslchsil toiluy or cvrr tlir week end It should provide (‘an c lircvlonn highs. The int-reuse In aulilltuntlnl unrl IIIIIIPBI‘! that public. Intern-t In the rnurkrt min bc cnull)‘ nliruuluteil with the proper Illlflt- ground.

Broker! Looms war

\\'.\I.Ii STREET MIRROR SAYS- Very little can In: cxurrtell of tn- llliyfiu nclllon. The murkt-t II nlilllll)’ lu u wnltlug mond and will continue to inurk time until aonu-llllnlr limit-rote (‘lllilfl out of the mretlnlg between sr-cy. lllcllcn null the I-‘rouch Premier. Tlilli view is not llkrly to make III unnrlsrniicn today hilt will lie music uulillc ovoi- I'll! linlltloy. For tliin relia- on professional oprrntora will tonal to nlInw the market to tulie cure of It- nclf pending definite lieu-n from Purin-

A Dietetic Dlal-ogue

"Did you see where some of those doctors at the American Medi cal Association sald that the only‘ reason fat people are fat is because they eat too much?” '

"No. Here try on of these wonder- ful nougais." -

"Well, just one more. They are wonderful. Yet, that's what some doctors said. Oi course, it simply isn't true. Why, I don't eat a thing; even my husband says 1 eat like 11 bird, and look at me."

“My dear, you're not fat. You're .7‘

just right."

"I'm gaining all the time. though, no matter what I d0. Jim says he doscrrs understand it, either. I hardly eat a. thing at the table. Is that a cherry? 0h, I'll simply have to have one of those.”

“My husband gave up eating breakfast a. willie ago, trying to cut down weight. But he make 11D for it at lunch and dinner. You ought to see him."

“Oh, I eat breakfast. I have t0 01‘ I feel faint. Nothing much though- Just coffee and a. little toast and some marmalade. And I never ilx lunch, when I'm alone. Just some- thing out of the icebox. Sometimes I forget all about it till the middle of the afternoon. Then, when I'm cooking. I always taste things so much that when 1 sit down to the dinner table I just dont feel like eating."

“Bridge spoils my dinner all right. Honestly, the way every-one serves sandwiches and salad arid ice crcnn and ccifce—"

“I know it. And when you're R way from home everything tzis“ so good. Remember those ch21"; muffins Emma served yesterday" I got the recipe . . . . ch, the was maple. Mind if I take another. I never like the taste of maPlP-I You know I've told Jim positively‘ not to bring me any more candy,‘ but he goes right on. Says I havcl to eat something. And it is ilice to have it around, to offer to people

Well. all right, one more, and IIIEIl‘

you really must put the box away." f

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AGED NEGRESS DEAD

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NOR-TH WILKESBORO. N. 0., I July 3.-(U.-P.)—Sarah Thomas, of negress, is dead here at the age of 110 years. l-ler birth was recordcl

in 1821.

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