i‘; Exchange

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STOCK QUOTA

Roms

Iozvs

liltll. Stock

t; rum-ta and Co. ma

Chaslettetown) "a" Open Last l. Tel 130% tau w‘ 1 m 24 4% 5% 8 9% I3 801/; 30% . -- -- 30% Nat Brew .. - 341 Nat. Steel (‘ar .. 12 131A Power (‘nrp 71/ 71,4 Shawlnignn , i115; 17 so (‘an Pr . . . . . . . . . ., 12 12 steel of Can 40 48% ~,. Bank cf (‘an 52 Bk of litl 154 3k of Nora Srotia 25o ‘Royal Bk ‘ 1341 Ban Bk of Commerce 125

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 27-All lines werwgcncrally steady on the .\fnnt- rrni dairy and produce market today.

Butter was 2.’! cents per- pound fnr curlots or lcus‘ of no 1 while small lots to retailers were ‘.25 cents for solids and 211 cents for prints. Arriv- als totalled i105 boxes.

Ou the cheese mnrjrct no ‘1 Ontailna

were 127/; to 13 cents por- pnnnd and no 1 Quehecs 121A to 1215 cents. 11c- rciptg were 6,317 lions. _ (traded shipments in carloia or less ofrggs were 3'.’ cents pcr dnaen for Alungofi-‘lit cents for A-inedium, 241,1, to 2S cents for B and 2i cr-nts for C. Becelptsdotallcd 1,1|44 cases.

Potato prices u-crr- steady at 75 to 1'1 cents pen Bil-pound hag of np 1 Quebec-s Mountains and (i7 to tlil cr-nts per Ill-pound bag of uo 1 Quebec cnhbiers were 45 to B0 ccnts per S0-

-3 15%; Belgium 16 81); Germany 40.25;

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Sept. 2'l—Britiah and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compiled by the o! Canada closed today

aa follow

|__ Allentiua peso .2759. Australia pound'8.9titl8. Austria scbllling .1912. Belgium belga .1707 Brazil milreia .0556. Bulgaria lev .0141. dollars ‘.6000.

China llong Kong

Csechoslovnkia crown _04l

Denmark krone .2218.

Finland flnmark .0221.

France franc .0000.

Germany rclrhsmurk .4000.

Great Britain pound 49031

l-loliand florin 0525.

Hungary pcngc .8002.

India rupee .3751).

Italy lire 0H3

Japan yon .2910,

New Zesland pound 4.0068

Norway krone .2491,

Poland slotl . .

South Afrira poumi 4.0436.

Spain pest-ta .1381.

Sweden krone .2503. '

Switzerland franc .8284.

United States dollar 1 1-10 per cent premium.

_ ‘ (fanadian Prsaa)

55W KIRK. Sept. 27—l1‘orelgn ex- change steady. Grcnt. Britain demand high 4112; low 401%: close 4 01%; '1" My hills 4.00%: France a so: ltsly

Canada 118 ld-lil.

At. Montreal-Pound .1011 31-32; U. tlollnr 1.01 l-lil: franc d tltl cents. At New York-Pound‘ 4.91%; Can. ndinn dollar 06 15-16; franc 0,51) cents.

At I‘aris—I‘nunti 74 B4 fr; Cnnnd. lan dnllnr 14 90 1r; U. S. dollar 16.17 5Q francs.

in gold-Pound 12s: U. S. dnllnr ctleizh-l: cents; Canadian dollar 58.73

MT’l.. CURB

(Supplied by Pit-field and Co. Ltd.

Charlottetown) Stocks Open Last Br Am 0n .. 1.5% _. Dis Sengrnius h’) 25% Inn» 0H . . 1x11, is»; Inter Pet ..... 84% 34 llfeichers A 31,5 g

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For Sale . i011’. SALE — AUCTION FOE-TY-

Ffve Bridge and Whist. Score

' Ca Guardian Central Job Printery. _ J. B. BRBHAUT, MONTAGUE,

' Potato Digger for sale. L-B093-9-17-19-2l44-26-28-10-1-3.

FOR SALE-REGISTERED GUBN- ~ sey cow and horse. William Hanna Young Street, Gaytown.

. L-986il-9-28-3i. FOIL SALE 0R T0 RENT PIANO» . good as new. Apply Guardian. L-BBGB-E-ZS-ilB-Sll.

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FOB SALE Olt. T0 LET-COT- - tale at 34 Oriebar Street. Apply P. J. Sentner, telephone 565-11.

L-988B-9-26-3i lifl 11011. SALE AT A BARGAIN-

“Furnacettefl and kitchen range. -.Both‘in good order. Apply 142 . "‘ L " Street. L-9818-9-27-3l.

FOB sans-too ACRES 0F LAND i‘ together with house and out- buildings in good repair. on Cove- hsad Road near school and

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Payable in ildvancs

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WANTED — AMBITIOUS SALES pie, men and women, spars time. to handle our line of Per-

gravure etchings.

attractive calendars, humorous cards, envelopes with wallet flap style, fancy lined and decorated to match cards. Elaborate use oi gold and silver designs with bril- liantly coloured inserts. Dainty initial cards that are new and dil- fereht. Seventy exquisite numbers

at one dollar per dozen. Liberal

commission. Guild, 202 Castle Building. Mon- N-23-7i

I To 1ft

T0 RENT - HEATED APAltT- ment. Apply Guardian.

Wfluardiln Office.

sonal Christmas Cards, featuring the following outstanding items fourfold pastel tint parchments. many cut-out style cards with tip-on pictures,

to chose from styled in case form equipped with handle. Prices start

Write Premier Art

MtII.

111-9867-8-20-31.

TO LET — HOUSE CONTAINING eight rooms. Conveniences. Apply

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Prosal MONTREAL. Soot. 21- Whrat, northern no 2 06.

Barley. Canadian Western no l l6. Oats. Iced no 1 38.

l"!our\ avrlnl when ill ‘ . rims

currencies moved downward on Mont- rcal foreign exchanges today. The pound sterling eased 5-16. of a cent to 4.116 31-32 while tho United States dollar was of! i-lti of ouc per cent at 1.01 l-ltl. The French franc yielded .01 of a cent at. 6.00 cents. NEW YORK, Sept. ‘IT-Leading currencies fluctuated narrowly in the foreign exchange markets today. A better ionc was shown by ster- ling. the pound closing half a cent higher at $4.91. The Canadian dol- lai- reduced its discount from 1% to 1 1-10 per cent, but tho French franc, closing at 0.511 cents, was off .0054 of a cent.

Mark ets At VA Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal-Industrial stoclra irregularly hlgher_ Toronto Mines-flights New York-Stocks changed. Wlnnlpeg-Jvheatdown 1A to 1/4. New York-Cotton, rubber» and cof- fee lower; sugar unchanged

___.-_-___

New York Curbl

(Canadian Press)

Vclosed un-

Stocks

Amer (‘you B . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Auicr (ins Elec . Amer Sup Power. Assoc tins E121: A

Eicc Bond Share Ford cf Can A, Gulf Oil ifurp . Hutu Oil Re! llup Oil int Pete .. . Slag Hud .. Std Oil lutl .. .

Std Oil hit-u l'|\ Light l’u\\' A .. l.'n Light Pou- pfd

lrregulai T r e nd On Market

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) MONTREAL. Sept. iii-Discard- ing their» cautious mood, traders bought heavily during the final hour of today's session of the Mon- treal Stock Exchange and values shifted forward.

Disregarding an irregularly low-

'" church the property of Mrs. To LET_.1 390mm) HOUSE ’ Wiluain Jenninas- Apply A J- Modern improvements. Apply B015 glgyhy,‘g'g‘;,,,*gpgi,‘gg‘gg,lifjl fill-slam. Barrister. Oity- Hillsborough Street. Possession gamed’ the mum hm “ma, b-oaae-s-as-ai at once. L-99B7-0-25-3i. M m “m we he $11G", m, _ , _ , Slightl irregular a ope s Miscellaneous Position Wanted the mzrket improved as the ses-

Ifll-BA APPI-IS AT F- B-IEEVES- "wsurhb Z ‘av nanny wo- Heavy loser of yesterday‘; weak L-9B78-9-264l- man, position as housekeeper or session. Consolidated Mining and " g o L D companion. reasonable W18"- wdsflfltlni! ‘Wkd m”? elgléfifgsgiilgh °fi

PUItS RBPAIBED, REM DE Ll , 1 he guardian ay‘s orwar mov ; pony coat and sable fur for sale. A?” t L-9800-0-26-3i gain of _2 1-2 points to close at 1'10 .01 Elm Ave. L-8043-9-28-ii. i-z. International Nickel. which followed the higher-priced stock

sion progressed.

IBIIIIIMS RECEIVED-INFORM- ,, sticn given and new business . written on planslto suit your every ,. need at our new ofllce. Curtis g Building. Charlottetown. J. A.

Female “Help Wants?

experience.

WANTSm-MAN WITH OFFICE seeks position, city cr country. Good references. Whole

qr- pnrt. tints work. Apply A.B.C.. Another of the main brlsht spots Guardm, Quiet 1,;9908-9-20-4i was National steel Car which ad- ’ vanced to 5-51-“1111 Ilia-gnawing

while in m tls cou w waned Montreal Power with s. loss of s-t

down yesterday, also improved and finished with a. gain 01-1-4 point to 30 1-2.

of s point at. 30 3-4. erasing yfillfl-

WANTBD — MIDDLE AGED 1‘ gmaAn for hmekcerggiin coun- -' . ' y Gu an 06.-

' - pp n-soos-o-av-ai.

WANTID — A MIDDLE AGID

w woman to help with housework in small family. Apply Mrs. Hector MaeNcvin. De Sable.

L-flillltl-i-il-fll.

FOB [ABM ‘framers. L-WIS-D-il-tii.

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Room "F." Gua

mom. Apply

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bust us.» 12.1?“ “ n»

Iitaro Street.

WANTED —- TRAN SPORTATION

New YorkorBoston. Phone B-l-r- Tom 5am we" M” ‘hum; - x"'m—-—-'°T”'m' bonds $1.3m.

BOOKKEEPEB. aar- wawran mumm m. "of, L-QBS-D-Ti-fii.

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f i . y t '1. . with private pm yply T. Guam“ u-s-av-ai.

moon-ran in mun“! ‘we L-osu-v-zv-s JL1--——1

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day's ssin.

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"yqs," boiastful “i015!

, -- ca race - mini-atlas: toy William the Con- queror." 1'1 suppose," remarked his friend. “gown he telling usflthat your nn-

a

@3102! were in Ark with Noah! "certainly not." said t-hs other.

"My people hsd a boat of their own."

ETHIOPIA-CONSCIOUS

IDNDON-Jritain la bscominl mhwpis-consolmia. publishers stai- inl they have bGQlI IXlIIDGWBdIWitYi orders for hooks and maps °~ ti" African kingdom.

i.

roomsrn iii heated um and airy.

“_ Awly "x," Gllllililllr

._ a 0 s a n I I I 0n "mun house. Moms two with menisc- L-ssvs-v-as-si.

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A naaaou IIOI ‘I'll bl- cai-Is s Civil Servant-

_ Examiner. din-k. cgraphsr, stc. ms Booklet “Bow to est a Govern- ment Jolt.” ll. O. .-Civil Service

‘ibrohto (l0

in Plrklt‘

Hel the price for

Stocks Acme Oil .

Franklin Pildorudn 1*‘ Bridge (lnlvriclltr .. Gods Luke Granada ... tirrenl- .

Holllncrr Howey , ..

J .\l (‘tins . Kirk Lake

lfrnw - gain of 15 cents to 2.80 Hnliinlzer was quite a senior golds and it closed unchang- ed at. l2 05. Bralorne firmed 15 cents and Wright Hargreaves 35. Although the base metals held a prepoudereucc of gains. Noranda turned soft on the late transactions to register a

Homestead

' (Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Sept. '.‘7—-.\iiulng shares closed higher 0n change today group despite a drop of nearly twu points for McIntyre and lbuzeuts for Pioneer. Trading was groups with no suggestion of a gen- ural price trend. marked by heavy selling of McKenzie lied Lake for s set buck to 1 01 and a close at 1 03 and by active trading uccmnpunicd by n

the including

silver,

The [wit]!

N. Y. Staple Exchange

(lnpnllsd '1»; Pisfiald and Co. Lla-

35 - Charlottetown) {Hour zsckondausliiabm. our a era - . Stocks o 14st Flour winter wheat patent], choieq n. .00 to $4.10. _ Am For Pu ,.. 614 d Flour white corn I500. Am For pfd . . . . .. 31% 82 grant totn 0,2225 i: Waterworks 101/; lil Mlglillngbn ton 25 Am Rmllsior H ' 13m‘. Mm!‘ ~ Boiled oats bag so lbs sacs. Am Tel Tel "Illayo no 2 per ton carlots $1000 to illgfllnd. . . u urn CIICCIOJIO 1 Ont 12% to 13. Att-hlson . . . , ._ Cheese no 1 Que 1214 to 12%_ Bait. Ohio Butter no 1 28. Beth Steel .. Eggs in cartons A 1 largo‘ 44. Ben Aviation léggs A'1 medialgm 42. (‘are l... . ggs A large . t‘ rysc .. Eggs A uiedlum 36. (‘on Ga‘; .. -_ it‘, Eggs A pullats 34 Elec Auto Light duty, any,‘ gggs glands‘ 30 ,4. Elec $011!] Share . 12-34, 1g ggs me umzs G911 re a Eggs C fi. ', Gen lintors . . . . . . . .. $152’ Potatoes No 1 Que lits 00a 75-77, G1‘ hor I'm 2614 251,5 No 1 Qua hits 81's 01-00. Int T and T , 9% 10 No 2 qua Cobblers 80's 45.1“ header-on. 2n; 24y, ' . .\i_un_t W 33% 321i: .\. I Central 35% 241% ' Fnrunount 111,1, 115;, C is o 7% 7% IITYQIICIdI x -- 1m 1o id Oil N J _ . . , , ,_ 43a; 43% ti‘? sisu" '4 If,“ MONTElgfiIvltfilggelinl-IT-lseadinit ‘v"““"h°“’° '3' 7°22

Toronto ex-

thc gold

potty in. all

ctlve in the

net

_loss of l4. Hudson Bay held a hull point advance. ped by mild improvement of stock white metal group fir-rum, Action was off in th TORONTO, Sept. 27k.

SDI

oils.

‘txitilrlwlifigggni. .' ' . day. and with the exception of buy- Cities sci-v . lng in a few specialties, ielt the Urcnlc Pete majority of issues but narrowly

llnmc

Uunnur .. l-iaicrcw

Fr-U

were

the

non mum uuntuiuis

Corrected For Every Wednesday and r Saturday Issue

IBODIJOI Oats 50c Hay. loose cwt . . . . . . . .. .. 50c Straw, pressed cwt . . . . . . . . . .. 40c RETAIL IAIIKIT (‘elery bmu-h . . 100' Potatoes hus . 40c Plums 2 qts .. 25;; Blueberries qt 12c Squash lb .. 3c Apples (in: . 13g Annie-s uk »- uh-nnc ’l‘.nuaiues pk . 2048c Puulifiower each . . 10-15-20.-

Onions lb .

Quebec Drench

Sqihlsli 1h .. Pllmilklus 1h

ltutirnl 01110115 ‘iii

Preom

1175:1111 d111, _ Brussels sprouts lmx Crab upping pk __ _

Cod lb

Iiackcrcl each‘ '. u 5c Haddock lb 7c P125 ti week's per pair . . $748.00

DulTSejssionCtn N ew Y0 r k Exchange

(By Frank MacMlllen, Associntgd Press Financial Writer)

(A. P. By Guardian's Special-Wire)

NEW YORK, Sept. LIT-Stock

market traders were generabu; not-

ably cautious in their dealings to.

changed from the previous close.

Most equities churned idly with small gains or losses, though Stan- dard Gas 8o Electric issues were under pressure as the company ap- plied for reorganization, with the common dmvn nearly 2 points. and thevsrious preferreds of! around 2 to 5.

The Arsctdnted Press average of 80 stocks. at 49.4, was unchanged, with g. small advance in the indus- trials offset by an equally undecis- ive loss in utilities, while rails held about level. The wariness with which traders were approaching the making of commitments was mirrored in the continued relatively small volume. 1.123.710 shares in the stock exchange.

Bonds likewise turned in a rather colorless performance which left most issues close to previous closing levels. U. S. Government obliga- tions. running from 2-32 to 7-32 of a. point lower. provided most of the contrast to the steady tons of the corporate division,

International Telephone stock re-

ancial year. Such a large margin --= is more than counterbalanced by

‘the fact that expenditure, totalled 2.991.250 pounds, included many new items, involving an out- lay of 344.136 pounds. important item or expenditure was

tions for more than a decade into all phases of the industry, indica-

which

The- most

PAPER. PULP INDUSTRY

Following extensive investiga-

tions are that the manufacture of pulp for paper-making purposes will be commenced in Tasmania during the coming year. It has been announced that the Derwcnt val- ley Paper Co. Ltd, one of the three organisations interested. in the venture. hopes to commence operations by constructing mills. etc. near Hobart, early next year, and that it is proposed to send the company's logging engineer to Am- erica this month t/a design and specify the logging equipment re- quired. The establishment o! the industry, it is believed, will mean the creation of a new community of more than 2000 perrcns, and. with subsidiary enterprises. which would follow automatically, will partly solve Tasmania's unemploy- ment problem.

‘THE WINTER SEASON

Floods, heavy falls of snow and violent gales ushered in Tasmania's winter season, nnd although the ef- fect on some public utiiitie", not- ably bridges, was disastrous, the damage was not so widespread as that occasioned by similar visita- tions in the past. Ski-lug enthus- iasts have welcomed the heavy falls of snow on the highlands, and each week-end finds hundreds rev- elling in winter sport in the snow. Tasmanias West Coast region. which is famed for it: prolific rain- fall. as well as its rich mineral de- pasitf, has enhanced its reputation in regard to the former attribute this winter. In that area rainfall is not referred to in terms of points or inches, but feet and even yards. So far this year the recording has. reached seven and a. half feet, or two and a half yards-a. record, even for this water region.

REVISION OF STATUTES Tasmania, in the words of the (Mr. E. Dwyer

New Argyle; 3 Eric Elllis, Donald- ston; 4 Sadie Stewart, New Argyle; 5 Rhea MacMillan. head; 6 Leith Macmillan, ‘West Cove- head; '1 Rena Cudmore, North; 8 Florence Richards. Abney.

Earnscliffe; Eamscliiie; 8 Arnold vessey, York; 4 Edison Macmillan. Covehead Road’; 5 Preston Neill, Wheatley; 8 Ivan Prinell. West Royalty; ‘l LeBert Pridham, Montrose; s Fred Bulman. Anglo

North; 4 Leith MtwMilinn, West

lliamscliffe; 2 Alex Irving, Beach

ing and

- Listed and Unlisted Securities, ‘ MINING and INDUSTRIAL _ BOUGHT A SOLD a. QUOTED

Underwriters and Distributors of

“CLARK GOLD MINES, LIMITED

COMPLETE

BOARD ROOM FACILITIES AND TICKER SERVICE '

1:. M. McLllIIN s. comramr, LIMITED‘

Investment Securities Head ornbe

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CANADA

BB-ACE BLOCK, Charlottetown Phone 1122

CentraTSchool

Cornwall, Ont, Branch

Fair Prize List

West Cove- Winsloe

Sec. 2--Wheat: 1 Helen MacInnis, 2 ReZElG Miwlnnis,

ticc.

Sec. a-Barley; l Arnold Ves- sey. York; 2 Erie MacPhail. (Hyde River; a Keith Cudmcre, Winsloe

Covehead; 5 Jean Frizzell, West Royalty; 6 Clifford Enman. Vernon River.

sec. 4--Com: 1 Reggie Msclnnis,

Point; 3 Clair McCallum, Cross

Yvonne Arsenault, Minnie Sellar, Argyle Shore; 3 B- telle Lea, Vernon River; 4 Claude Mellish, Union Road: wigmore, Pleasant Valley; 8 Nor- een Brehnut. Alexandra; '7 Gillis, Eldon; B Richard Brehaut- Alexandra.

Mint .. 360.197 pounds on social services

l; r-n-r- - and medical institutions. That _.__