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YESTERBATS liiiilil MiiiiiiEi illliiTAiillNS“

Corrected-Tor Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

PRODUCE

nu reused cvvt .. 80c llln one, cWL, . . . . . . . 060-7111: 0am .. 40c

RETAIL MARKET Potatoes pk . . . . .. 12c Celery bunch . . llnnrt Bee! . .

(‘hicken each Stew Meats ... ... ... Pork Chops .,, . . Veal lb .. . . . Roast Pork .. . 100-111: Reef, per qaartl . . . l-‘lnvl lmek .. Parrots 4 ii: . Unions No 1 10 ills Pnrsnips 3i it) ,.. Apples daz IIm-ls do: lmbbaga Bull?!‘ . (‘rt-om

Eggs do! . Cihlrnlps R fn Cranberries lb

Dried COd lb ,.. Smelt! lb ,,,

PRODUCE

(Canadian Prenn) ,.

MONTREAL, Fell. I>—~.\'o plies rilunges were recorded on the Mont- D‘i'1l dairy and produce lllorket today as trading turned quiet The buitor market was generally quoted at 211/; to 7H2 cents ll pound for cnrlofs or less bf I10 1 grade Solids brought £1115 to 20 cents and prints 201,5 to 27 (Put! Receipts were 12-1 hoxes

(‘heose prices held nnrhnnged t 11 will! ll Found for lute-fall lnn c of l0. 1 Ontnrios and 11-1,’ to 1?. cents for summer‘ lines Arrive s totalled 2'.’ boxes.

On tho egg luaekct A-large Nvntlnil- od :6 20 cents a dozen, A-nwdlnul 23 rents. A puilots 22 cents, Ii 1S to 181,5 cents and C 17' cents, fur graded shipments in carlots or less. Offer- inrzs were 2.222 eases.

Tho potato lmlrkct held steady at recent advances Quebec whites sold at 50 tn G6 m-nls 115'!‘ ho pound imp. New Brunswick luonutlllus if» in 410 cents nnd Print-e Iidlvuril Islands an to 01'» cents. Priuec l-hllvard Island's in ilfl pound bags brought 06 to 70 cents.

Miscellaneous

(fimllllllllv Freon) .\l(\.\"|‘lll'l.\l.. l-‘llv .34 Win-ill. uur no 2 Ilariey 1‘ \\' nu Unis (I \\‘ nu ' Oats t.‘ \\' no (lain t‘. \\' Illl -l . (hits feed no 1 1-

Flour spring ullvut It-‘lllliliti firsts

'1 Iii). I-‘luur seconds $1.90. lPioul- tlukoru {i 7o Flour winter wheat patents choice H ~40 to $4 4'10.

Flour willie rnru Si‘. Sit to $0 00. llrnn toll $27 3.1

Nimrts toil $25 Mlddllngs toll $ - Rolled uilis lIllK iii) lbs I lllly no ‘.1 per ton cal-lulu $15 00. Pin-rue no 1 Ont II.

Fheeso nulnlllvr 111i, to ‘l2. Butter no 1 211,5 1o 2111.

rings ill ttllritllln .\ 1 large ild. Idlzzs A 1 all-diam m:

Eggs A 1 pullers 112.

Idggxv A lard» ‘i0 Egon A Iiltlsllil . Eggs A pniiets - . Iiglzs l! iurire _i ldlggil It lnl-diunl Eggs t? Bl Puintuos Que 140's 511-711. N‘ ll luls Mo's 1.‘. u.

1' I-.' I 1111's iifrilt.

Lit/L Lmclec

(Flllliliillln Pjeill) ,‘.lfl,\"L‘ltl-i.\l.. lH-ll. Uriel-inns on ill- Iwu Mnull‘ i ih aim-k nmriv-tn today ininiivrl ilifi i . itw-eipts wt re (‘Ulllllinlvil 0f I'll l-ul-‘ie. ‘Ziii lvllreB.

1'.’ ||n;_’.~‘ [Hill l4) slump and

- \\'-re \l':- luluzze-l

7 ufi .1:- .. the l-nli; be- 'r'.-.-.-.- new no 1 rloNl f . ' A" 1.1.’ ri-d Ill

Mn. or _1 l: plain ililfllll)‘ .. '1 w m. .-r~~~lv um’ .'i ~

Imus new» i 1.11.1 at ' . fsd and unlit r u.

prelulluu nil n-lvl-t: t1.

' '4 tlllll lights were S.“ lllll t_‘:\

flows u-vr~ from $0 o0

(Inhnlton lulu wunll “My. (lpz-heil

D E IiUnMI. Z30 viii-ll oFiIZanDAE-u

Storm:

Aelllc Oil

(‘lltllll lfes‘ '. Plliimilg ...

(Turfllgils .. . ll blillvs . Ilnnl lfixill . Elllllhlilfi (tolls Lake Uuilhllu iirauzlda tirl-enn ilillvru ilarker lfnilingef Howey

.1 .1! Form ..

Kirk Lake

Markets At A

Glance "i" "P

stocks lowoo

WQL.

W1 n1 g—W'hodt up 3i to Ne ‘ark-Cotton, rubber, and Ina-Ir higher.

Currencies

Supreme Court, expected next weak.

rats yesterday was 1:32 below par

was $4 581A, M, of a ceot above yel-

4- tcrdsfs figure The. lfi-loh franc

was uachan ed at 1106 cents.

gains The pound was up

cents.

GRAIN

(Johnston and Word) CHICAGO, Feb 5- \Vh9flt1—

SHIV v0- ". .... ... IN 03 1H July ... ... -.. .... 88% a,‘ M‘

80% 877i 8T 80% 81

m" aux; s2". 78% 77% 7R1 7.1% 14% 751/,

4n rm Iss4, 421 4m, 42 401/, ram 401,4

WINNIPEG, Feb 5_

Wheat:-- High Low Lu! May a214, om. R21; July ... S? 811A 81% Sea: .. Outs- lilny 40% July 40:53 Sept

(Canadian Prom) TORONTO, Feb. lS-Tho shorts in

Wttle Long Lac were started on an.

drill-r round-up today in tho midst of u sluggish nnd barely firm mining market Covering operation which

appeared mainly in tho last hollr pushed the price up 40 cents to 0 00

and the trade expanded to 10,500

shares Tho rest of the lnorket was comparatively lame with the golds up n Iihitlo and other groups narrowly lower. Voluulc was neul-Iy 50,000 shares heavier than that of hlonllay,

During I quiet morning session a kle

little polling cropped up

Crow. McKenzie, Central Patricia. itfncasoa, God's Lnko and tilllmar nnd there issues were lnol-ked down u few vents I."l\.'il Miter in the Gay 1.11111» Long Inn's leadership was aer- "ple-i nnd lsreiii’! in the price dyke lwre nlended. Ila-awn "ruling hllek from ll low of 2 :10 to close 5 not up

t 24-1, while Central Pat finished

ll

with a new gain of 1, and the others reduced their losses At the clone Sis- eno was off 4, Syirauite 1. Hall An- tonin 5, (lunnnr it, Coninvges d, Reno 1 nnd \v'cutures 1,4,.

(Cunnlllnn Press) TORONTO, Feb. 5~—

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Y, Nnillvnu . i) $00k l1 .. (m. Texas _ nlnlrn ‘l.’ . 37am amtllgmao e . . -_ rel . Wllklr 00d Pfd 11‘i P“ ‘I W her Brew

Wright llal» . ..

uflothing as Good for Asthma. Asthma remedies come and go but every year the sales o! the original Dr. .7. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedi’ now gluten and greater. No lur- ther evidence could be asked of lt-s nlnlrkable merit. It relieves. It is llwfll 0! the same unvarying which the sufferer from u-

Wrllhi. ll . , .

Silver . .

Totlll idle! 206,000.

USLIBTED

Bnitnc ... ... ... ... .... 215 I'm: Kirk . ... ... . 2% (‘en Jinn ... ... ... ... ... .. 5% Voila]! .. ... ... ... . . r ... 2 hull) Klrlr ... ... ... .. 2 lflllec 1

learn: to know. Do no: suffer another lunch. but get thu aden- dittmnody to-dly.

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(Canadian Pnu) Toronto and Montreal-Industrial 303mm; "A331", “TTIB Torontlr Minco—l m mini hi h . New York-Stock: c osed ’ llightefy

“fir”; Volume, however, at ovon the wee end n21! Ill

but stocks did not res Wheat was sharply certainty over tho

adverse to ths Government's lltlnn (Canadian Pun) seamed be be the m ’

NEW YORK, Feb. li-Tho foreign exchange markets remained quiet L0- day as dealers awaited the gold clause decision of hhe United Btotel

Whether the delay in the down of the dee mun t-lls an ficaliee witihrespect in the no ore can say. but it that the ensc f0- llot h clear rut oas

Apparently the inal-

The Canadian dollar closed slightly lower at I-lfl percent discount The

Sterling developed moderate strength at times and during the forenoou was

Gold Clo . selling a cent higher The final rate n“ ca"! “a meme

the mcnnitlllne if a r, stocks probably would

Lllidluw

mourns L, Fob. ls-yarcign cur- “"1 Compuw’ reueies moved narrowly higher Ou Montreal fol-alga exchanges todly, the pound sterling, tthe French franc and the United States dollar s11 lhowing 1-56 cents at $4 881,1; while the American dollar wna 1-10 of nae percent higher at 1~1li or one percent premium The franc til-med 01 of a cent to $6 51

NEW YORK. N, Y.. London market u: s 11/;d against 142s 1d

President Iioosuvelt signed bill do. he second Liberty

illlllrterly dividend ay Dec net oper 1i

$2,030,002 against $1,408.21?! 933 nths $13,000,358 ag- e 011 output during

barrels daily, on 11.1 [according to "Oil a

Donald Richberg, following confer- ence with President Roosevelt stated that (lovrrnnlene offlcinls

isintiou are in gt

Illlh Low Lust

proposed NRA leg» nernl ugreculent us lo tlhc general content of regulation that will be presented to Conizreos Ilescrve Boards condition statement of weekly reponting n: I :-r bunks on Jan 30th shows increases for tho peek of 8111-0001100 ill net demand deposits, $6,000.01!) in the time $38,000,000 ill reserve lmlanees reserve hanks, ilecreilses of $1Ii,000.000 in loans and lnveslanents nnd $00,000,- 000 in Government deposits. Iteprcsentatlve Stcaguil, of House Banking and Currency (foul-

MARKE_T__ oosslP

(By Johnston not! Word’; Ipgdgl Wire)

Bank Act of 1935, containing for reaching changes in fedsnl reserve system and granting the Government sweeping Dower: of banking regulation and credit control. More tihnn fifty DNPDIIII l are la- cluded ill the program.

High Low Lu! 0f!

30 1nd 10217 101 36 101M .64 20 Ilnlll .. 311.38 33 05 33.13 .30 "0 Util 11.10 10.98 17 37 .09 . . . 90 37 .04

Dow Jones.

BAKING LETTER Monday Evcnlnl

NEW YORK, N. Y., Fob. 4—\\'heat sold n fraction lower than last week. but. for the day, it shows n loss of 1% cents from Saturday's clan A similar loss took place in Coru. I still lla not think they will go much lower Canton closed slightly higher and last advices hold good.

Stocks were extremely inactive and slightly lower Small traders and their fears account for the drlbllrig iiqul. nation, but important holders do not seem worried. If they were, the la- dustrlal averages would not hold above 1m, but would be down near or below 00. Today they were low at ioi 3o i told you Thursday. when they closed at 101 00 that: they could Bo slightly below 100, but when Kiley have not dolle so yet About 110 75 is 111° “lvfflt I eltiwct and it may not be reached at that

The delny ill the gold decision seems to lu-a rather favorable than other- wise All unfavorable decision would not require a very lengthy opinion, but a favorable decision will require lots of explanation. Ilenee, the do. lay Is favorable and the decision, breaking ‘another precedent, might even coals before Monday.

J C Penny, of which yoll were told to sell your remaining half when it was 72, sold near 6-1, buy some around 0'.’

Corn Products closed higher and should be bought around (i2 Phillip Morris sold at 41% and should he nought at this level, though it alight go to 40% It will moire a new iligh soon Ii S Steel could shill go a frac- tlon below 35, huy if it does.

Any weakness thin week would ho utilized, if not already long to buy stocks recommended last week n2 the prices given last week. Johns Man- ville 40, Case Threshing 51 to b0, At- chisou below H, Loews {i2 to iii, Montgomery Word around Z1. Sears Ituobuck till, Am Foreign Power 7 per cent ptd 17, General Electric 2211,. Baring.

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MONTREAL, Feb. 5.-Values 10l- lowed a. somewhat mixed course tn dull trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange today and in its main characteristics the market followed the lead of Wall Street, Volume was lighter than yesterday.

Dealers again paid little nttth- tloll to the encouraging news from trade and industry, remlullng aloof from operations and allowing prices to drift slowly downward beneath their own weight. Shnwinigan Power Company reveal- ing an increase in earnings during 1934 o! 20 cents per share was ig-

Further intimntlons from Quebec governmental source that legislation is being drafted to clear muddled nmvsprint. situation failed to have any effect; on paper stocks and only one or two appeared 1n board lots, holding about the same as previous closing levels.

Among the former market lead- ers, Holiingcr firmed 10 cents at 18.00 and Canadian Pacific, heavily in the late stages of the ses- sion, declined ‘iii at 13%. Brazilian was ofl 1.1 at 9% and International Nickel and Montreal changed from yes/today. Stock sales totalled 6,033 shares;

WHEATLEY SCHOOL

Following is the report of Wheat- ley School for the month of Janu-

urade X (Sr.)—1, Robert. Carr. Grade X tJr.)~—1, lsitila Horne. Grade VIII-l, Doris MlwLure; 2. Katherine MacPherson;

Grade VII-—i, Verna Cudmore; 2, Hilda MacQuarric; 3, Daniel Mac-

Grade VI-~I, John Carr; 2, Mabel ith

uradc IV-i, Isabel Cudmore. "e MacPhcrson; 3, Mu-iom Youn-

_.:adc II—1, Cora Arzwortuy; 2 Donald AxwortilyY Gracie I (Sr.)—1, Robert Mathe-

Grade I (JrJ-l, Joyce Cudmore;

2, Horellce Younker.

Perfect attcndsnce-diernicc Ax-

worthyt memo Cudmore.

Alice MacLehnsn-Tcacher. (Patriot please copy)

NEWTON SCHOOL The foiewing is the standing of Newton Qchiooi for the month of

Grade X~1 George McKenna 2 Adele Mofvor 3 Adele Greenoll.

Grade VIII-l Dorothy Greenan 2 Margaret McKelma 3Vin1an Mc-

Grsde VII—1 Raymond Smith 2 Ita McIvor 3 Wilfred Smith.

Grade IV-i Evangeline Orcenan. 2 Tana McIvorl- 3 Mary Melfenns

Greensn 2 Ivan McKenna . Grade III-(Jfl-l Justin Smith 2 Mary Mllrtogh 3 Wllllwe MK:-

Mt’l. Stock

Exchang e

(Quotations furnished by Johnnie- nnd \Varl1 members of thu Ilnnirool Rtorh Exchange. llnnlrrnl (‘m-h Mn! kct, 150 Richmond Street. Charlotte-

town.)

Stocks Opened Lu! Bolhunst A ..... 01/;

lieli Tel 135

Bruz '1‘ I. Pow ..,.. 0%

B L) Pow A ... ... 2S

B l.‘ Pow ll .... 5

Iirnck Si ' .

can Bronze

(‘an Car (‘em .. . . a 7 (Jun (‘.01 Colu . . 21% (‘an ('t‘lll (foul . . . 1.4a 7

(‘all Ind Al A 111,4. (‘nu lnrl Al B 8'11; (‘an North 1w 181/. Inn l‘:lc . .. 121,, (‘oekshut Plow 7 (‘or Sluelt 130 llrydeu Paper 51/; Dom Bridge , 2751; Iloln (Ginsu Coin .. 118 1min Stet-i Coal I1 . 5 llypsllnl . . ... . "H lluw Sluiilh Paper . .. 12 Hull (inlll Mines . 1800 1800 Illtl Nickel ... WV: Intl You’ . llltl Pow Pfd 5R Massey Ilurris 4% McColl Front 1.‘: Mont Pow . 307, Natl Brow‘ .. .13 xlu Steel Car 1111A Power (‘orp . . 10 fit Law Corp .. 17F» Sllau-lnignu . . ,.. 1V5 181,4, Steel (‘o Can Com . .. 47 47% Steel (‘o Clan Pfd .. 42 4'.’ \V|\b (‘at . . 25 22 \\'ill E104: 2 L‘ (‘animal-cc . 103 “out Iv" 197 ‘.5 Nora 391 Itnyol . 170 . Bank of Canada 55V;

IN MEMORIAM

MR. P. l1. WATTS The death o! Mr. Percy Hubert.

Watts, of Charlottetown, which oc- curred on November 29, i934, at the early age of 3B years, caused deep regret and gloom among his many friends and relatives throughout Prince Edward Island and Bridge- water, N.B,, where he was we?! known. In s much greater dc;ree

is this felt in the home circle o. 11.5 loved ones. where deep sorrow iliis the hearts of those tor one so dear and so fondly cherished Lu the; memories. The bereaved wife, father,

sisters and little children all feel

the pain of ,his possltliz- A 11¢"

previous to his death, the deceased

was stricken with a paralytic Stroke- For some time hopes were held for his recovery and although the best

medical skill and constant core and

attendance were provided, all these

means proved unavailing. Just as the eventlde was falling, he P1155811

peacefully as if in sleep, his spirit returning to his Maker, God. Honest and uprnul. with all hi!

feliowmen, it. is indeed sad to sea

one so young and in the prime oi life, taken sway from loved ones and home, but God's ways are be-

yond dur finite minds to compre-

hend, and in their sorrow may those who mourn bow humbly to His will, believing that He doeth all things well, according to l-Iis, eternal pur- pose, and confide in Him, who hears and will help in every trial and sor- row.

The departed was the only son o! Mr. Aeneas Watts, of Rocky Point,

Grade 1I-1 Madeline Greenau. Eileen McIvor Teacher.

P.E.I., and leaves to mourn, besides

his serrowlng wife. nee Lillian Dor-

othy Whynoti, of La Have Branch. Bridgcwatcr, N. 8., five children, Muriel. Victor, John, Ralph, Jean,

all at home; two sisters, Mrs. Char- les Lightbourne, Hamilton, Ber- muda; Edythe. in Boston, Mass.

A large attendance of relatives and friends congregated at the

home, where the funeral service was

conducted by Rev. G. C. Webster.

Pastor, who spoke most fittingiy on --.- (‘HIQYDD “$13101. "the following

N. Y. Stock Exchange

d Word members 0|’ out roll Hindi E ‘ ‘ Curb Market, .156 Richmond Street Ch-ilottetown).

Col Fuel Iron

Colulzl Gas Elec i114, Coln 5101 20 (‘on Gas 11) (‘On Oil . 71,5 (‘on (.‘lln 41.5% Cora Prod . (12% D91 Hull . 3-1 11 I Dnpont .. l iiil Eastman Kodak ... 11?. Elec Auto Lite , 271M; 101cc Pow Light 21A Erlo .. .. 10%

First ‘Natl sléiléif ..'I Gen Asphalt .

(ieu Yilec 1.. .. 231,4, lien Foods . .. . . I14 Gen Motors

Gold Dust . Goodrich Ru (loodyear Rub Graham Paige (ii-oat Wes/t Sugar Hudson Mot Intl Ilnr .. lull Nickel Intl Tel Johns Mao Kolvlnlltor

Ken (fopprr . Lambert Co

Loews Incorp Loose Wiles Bis itlcKeesport Tin Mack Trill-k Math AlkhLi . Miss Iiau .. . Mont Ward ... Noah hlot ... . Nntl Ills . Nllll Ilia . Natl Dairy Prod . Natl Pow Light ... New York Ceu .,. North Amer . North Pnc .. PIIOX Mo: Penn Iillil .. Pub Ser N J’ Phil Pet . . Pullman C0 Ilullio Corp . . Radio hoith Orph . Rep Iron Steel .. .\':ifl.‘\\“ll_V Stores . lioeiluck mm Co . Sncony Vac .. South Pzle South Ilnil . . Stand Brands Stand (ins 111cc Stand Oil (I'll Ntand Oil N J Stewart Wllme Studebaker Thcrlnoid Texas (‘n . Tex Gulf Hui .. Tim Roll Bear .. llnion (‘orb (‘orb . Union I'm: ... - United Corp . . . United Gris Imp ... li S Ind A1 . . . . ..

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11.8 llnbber Ii S Smelt

Van Steel . Warner Bron Co \Vnrrcn Bros

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\\'est Elec . \\'oolworth (‘o ..

Has» 51 Q- .1-

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REBESSIUNS 0N N.Y. MART

By Frank MDCMIIIEJI, Axociaicd Press Financial Writer (By Guardian's ibsclal W41)

IYTZW YORK, Feb. 5.-Securitics continued to drift along today in the “gold clause doidrums" and me pre- ference oi’ most traders for the side; lines was generally reflected in mild price recessions.