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1-1 By STEWART JONES a co., Charlottetown ll Correlmudents of Greemhiclds a 00., Montreal ,;E-==:-:§:-:§:~zgz-zsz-:s:-zarcflx—xmzrq;g l

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(Spools! to Johnston s Ward) 0p lfilxhlliovv

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The Montreal f Stock Exchange

(Special to Johaston O Ward

..., rnanNtCh Stock lalll-vw B!" MONTREAL illfmlllglfllnthbetweeu last year's quota- Bad‘!!! 3:56 99% 85% 85% ‘Pull “l; II - - ,|1,||1|>| .. Come much arncillyvx-lelrnnl; ‘titular-la, 41?§h<-1§'p..120|Z1a1v/.1m%1m —1% - 19% ""6 15* ‘$95 A|||,,.|-|t,:m1-nciflc Grain of this year, sq comparinonjAl-Chsl , . 2’! 2’! 20% 2g‘ - 132% 81% 8 lb ‘lllililruor Alla-Gen! vlblch lhsmrllllrsuwlilrd ‘limllhh idmllallfi ti?“ ' ilg” 1|?‘ 133% 111w I :1% 13 l“ 12 “m IUIHRTO]! giant; sooun mm tthguiggga peak. The: sacral!“ 111,1!!!‘ c ray" 10 y m; — a‘ £54 gli- g}, g“ 11 re I . om llllt a t 20.4 A 1r 1* am so a2 - ulnvlllll" M‘, "l3 "m1 "as the lamest uinreifao reroll-il- ' P 1?rw.| 40%| M ' ' -' Ulla Gypsum l} lirltlsh American , . 1.1,,‘ ed for any month in the Company's Am '1' Tel lSOWIBi-SQIITSIA 110 -1lg Can Ind Alco . - lirlllllll lllllllllllll‘ 1°"?! - - 74% llllllllry in comparison with the pre-Vkm T-lmc .l2|i%12llllt1l27'l5|l2.2lb—3‘l§ ca“ PM” l"? ' Bunny“; Products . . . . .. ... ... lily, rious tear. . Hum cm, __ 31 31. 34w‘ 39% 4.11;‘ t‘an Steam .. .. "d7: m 21 my "n", .. - .- , -_ . - f‘ 1n (‘t-uncut 1 l ‘lull-l rlnl/J-‘ol- 173/013355 +11 C Pacific New 0V n 55108 4 ('|l||:|||:i1\i1l|tllif{ .. 1-‘! d h,“ 14 _ Cons bf Smelt .| D8 ti- _8 i - llluu Power and Pnuer .50 1 _ Do Bridge .. ..l 88 34% B-l 38/.- lium . t Ohio M o4 c1 o1 114 ||||1n|din|| gunk of Loluluerce .. _ Av m“ 19% 13% 13% _ y‘ go gteetl" Coal . £7; 7; 13% - |; rouze . . . . . . . .. ... _. v ‘_/ r _ o . -. ' (‘or and Foundry __, 13,14 ~figlzn3lf°li 5° 47% 475s _1* limo‘: may n 22 ‘ (‘anadlnn industrial Alcohol , ‘y. l M 140cm _| 11M | _. Fraser Co Pfd . 1 vnnau|ld11led Smelter: .. i. p u Me | 44m 44% 4 44 4.1% Gurds .. ... 2'1 llniillntun Bridge . . . . .. urb Mafket ‘<1 Puriflc .2 um 2st.’- 21% 21% —' it "am Brlllue . .. 0% v, 0 10% jhnulnion Tar and Ch l" do Pasco lfitljl 2i 21% 23 +11,‘ lat Nickel . ..|i|'i llllliilti l5 y“,-||110;1ac‘l“;:|i)ers ... ... l: nlrn . .|l2 I q - “ll ti“ ‘ l=§;'.'.'§.|| s|és1"1'vn'r1~} {m} QR!" ‘lillf, 3313i‘), '31.“ 2.1% I a lie-Front 14v,’ 1m. 141/. 14% nann- o|| (-1.1 0.‘... ' 7111',“ qniy‘ 711 74 .|. 1,5 Mont Power . 41m, 41 4s 4:114, lntoruntlnnnl Nlckvl tfineclssl to Johnston k Ward) ql q E1ec' 3|1,|,| 311,5 3116+ y) Not Breweries 28 231/, 27% 27% lutrrmitiounl Petroleum $780 ‘Pllri-tveriea '. o‘! 1 00%| 0741 (‘oi Graph fllitl _ lint Steel Car 22 23:6 2'3 23 "mm-pg 0|] ... ..,/,,, nla".tasnu1rl . -51! 22% .5 21m, m“ n“ _ mm 98 m 97% + n; i'ower Corp ... 45% 40,1, 45% 40% unrrrr ljnrrls - - (It'll Mn 0|! -l 11%| m4 11% 111's Pint Pnu .|:1:|-~.|:140t m c114 + l6 ll'll'*~‘ ll"! - -- ll" - ||‘-~.;-'~;..-. ~ ..|:'":l...;"::a ---' l3 l... ' ..| ‘s, ~ W or row-l £.'.':.:..”'.1:.':£“ - 0., ... . ,\ || It'll l. . -. .. , M _ 4 ... .. - Nlltlnnnl Breweries 121.11! Work! 1R I l l‘ ‘ Dav rfshevu 12M 13% 12%| 13% +3 sl-lilwllllltilll .. .. (ll/bl 40%| 41% Niltlcuuiil Steel Cur F“: at?" . galxrtl 22 1-1 Dunont .| b0 |01l/,| 011.5! 51% -1% §l“’l' ‘Vlllllllllll --l - l l\ur:|||dil . I‘ H" rs . 1-, I I I lac 0.1.: l-iilfil 400/1 421.4142 - Jaw" fir"! - -- j- r yon-or (‘oruorntlon ‘lllllfifril ‘Oil H3011“ 13V. 1314i 1mg p“ Fm" _| 217;‘; 23% 9",“ my‘ _ 1y. Stool of (‘nnndn . d0 710 I’ - u l'r|v~t\ runner, 1...“? torilcv" .- 03y 0v.‘ 0% 0y. Geu Aaph 14111.! 4111c 44%! 44% — V‘ s.“ l"'""l" l'l"l l" ‘ll ll°~' ll°~ Quohvn lnuer ... Int rlznrlolouru .. 11~..l1i=./. 11% 11f», non Foods 14113150 40mm - \\_ln Eire .‘. 1:1 I Roy“! mm]; ___ _ In ‘ tos A .I 35%| 35%| 35 I35 Gen lilo ...l 30%| 40%| 313w 391% _ 7;. “in Elcc lfd .. b5 annn-nuann . n: ltllltles B .| I I ‘W. uen n an: i110 H5154! m |51l,', +2 Sliiluu linll Sons .. Nvr-llvln -- -- --l3l‘-’|B| i’! P-"Ml 20% tlllrr Rub I42 I43 |42 I43 +114. BANKB 9| 1t of Pnnuvlu ~lli‘l'l‘lil. .. ..| 75 |8l 75 |7il Grigahy . .| _ l + |<|.»|-| n! (‘aunda Pfd. Slscnr .. . . . . ..| 4 [411 11m“ 0| J 4:v| '44; 11 =1 Royal .. .. ...|2-t7 I248 I247 [248 _ ‘v l~ 41-151 /S44.s'l'0 wanna-r; Electric "I'm. 111mm I 11%| 0% a lad Had 11G 12km’ || I -1,5 —— _| upp A o i - xsw worm y lns (‘on 0m m1! - 12-14.! 1w. - 1/. RANGE lnt linrv | 40-31! 43M! 45%| + 1/, Aiiazhnny . . . - - - - ... Int: Nickle 111 lfll/i l5 l l5 — l!’ j Auiorican Cnn- ... . lnt Tel . 14%| fllli|l 3a lss - u: 1 Anacolitlll ... ... .. Yphnn Mon |.7 lmngi 5g |5||y|_ s l“ J h no a ward) llv-ildix Aviation p _an Con .. 24wm|g|2a1t| 2:102» u. < P“ l° " l‘ ‘l (‘numllun luciflc .. . -,-_- lwotigcToll 7° M7034" ‘ti? CHICAGO (‘itrifscr ... . dim ,0 -’ .. - |~.n|...||.|nn-n Film lnti. .. MRS- 393" 5- ""5509 Lin lily 10%| 79%| 1||1,Z| 1w, + 04'.’ ‘ m h I W H" (‘lnmnilllaiturlllSaracen}; ... . lglevrrs line 45%| 4;; | + as aYllllsllli firs,‘ gum‘ 517% ' c r ... _ _ _ _ .. ,.- -.r .. , . |1§||||||||§n Stores The" P's-led ilwllY l“ Qllllwy- u Pgtl-‘llic 24l§/Z|35’5|a4%|34l“_ sent. .. .. .. 50% 551% 58% furor] llmver and L Mass, June 1st, 10:11, Anne Nfohol- gltllhllly-"l 2gb‘, 23$‘, Z-Zlsfifl, 31,25; " fi 25$}. " " " M M’ 62% 91x |‘i 1n ... ‘as o - - _ , - - "Inna": Qlaqnnn son, widow of the late John A._Mac- 11:11: ‘p1; 22%| mo, 4% .. .. p" raga r; 1'|‘li . uoro . , n . BR 21y,- - - -- -- -- mflldwnr _ __ _ i] Leod of Mt. Buchannan, P. E. I. Lin‘ “mm '37,‘, "m, an’? 35,4 4% use. .. ..., 011,5 1101/. 0i 1|.|....n.;||.>n:1 Igélri-‘ocgfilxcctrlc . 331.1, Mrs. MacLeod was born in Belfast 11;“; rc 1.: |§a1|5~3 ‘l gin $121 — 5 53,‘; ..., 21% - a on .. n . .- ..’ , < " l" ' llllilllrot onnnrr 201'. l“ m" lllld W" lll°l°l°l° l" h" N Am poo |11/'|11ll,|-|0%|10l/Ii V: 3"“ " " 50'“ Biimtizoineéll “.‘;|;|‘rdP.o.‘._e;.. .. l4 93rd year. All her life with the ex- g" glllld gjlrlill 4% °°' ' " ll‘ Kazan: Ill \ ... ... - - an or . i . . . — Ilrnrzirultnirntl Igiblix ... ..n ...= .. , of‘ thehlast five 3'95“ 5P9!“ gens RrngJII g2 l‘ a“! g1“ ill; WINNlPEG w“ "ll "l" - w er au ter i i M ' - ° ' - or l ...... ...‘... ‘.3152’ 353;. '““ pat: 0o. 120:. 12v: no a“ us. 1.0: mm ... . s .‘ . . -. ~ Fears Rorbllflk . _ Rem Rand 1011i 11 | myl mo, 4. 14 fll- 01% Standard on of New a rs 3°“ w“ l“ m“ ‘“‘°"°°"l"¢ P" m» l a ..|1:112| 15% w ' mu +10’. “ll giorlllrgjzkfiecurities A . sonality. Being always an intelli- gnflqoléiaoreks 115% fits 1g - ‘A m tulc a er ... ... ... “r ... . t reader she w“ co t ur l - ' 1'. s. Steel ..., . . . ... ... 5°“ “Vera” Rllw Porn 10%| + l" Vanadium .. . . with past as well as current events sllll C" 15%| + l’: m” Yrllow Truck ».- -.. .. ... M’. _ S Pacific W85 '85 St M — 1/ (‘nil Money .... .. 11,9710 and to the last hours o! her life SBrnnds . 10 1s 1n 1m - l§ retained her faculties. in a, marked "ll" -l "ll/d 10%| 01%| "nu-m r r ACTIVE noun rmcna - s 0 of chi :10v.| 301/. as 11s |- 1x. ofnlnlon degree. A true Christian. She al- s o ofNJltlll/jl 41=|§| 40%| 401V + lit - conronArioN sucvmrncai ways stood m, “The “m” "m g gagrfglf-l 115%: 18%| 181,9 181,71: ‘it and a on s , . are most worth Vlmile," holding a Thermoid . o | — l - C d B d .-. sum h k lilllt 10 10 10 - 1 ‘ll-ll “ti? “""";:,",;'““ '"‘:"'- zcllfisli ca‘ 1000 ere are e mourn" wo sons ' " ~ 4 - - — - --—- 1- 1mm _- Tim n 1; loo .1055 :10 n01; +17 - m, Wm ___1W’ m" ' Angus in Los Angeies, CaL, and ll Pacific n22 172 11o mW-l s ‘slmm '° ""'"'"°“ &B‘,‘d°ml,k,,, r... Steam .. a 0n -- mu A. in Milton, Mass, aud two "l" m" --" 25% 1W Wt- ll War Loan ...|1 |10.'|11oo. | . l‘ l1 -- »- "6 W4 '- d me ll f lml‘ 3W “"4 “W: -""%+ ‘b War Louu ... ...r1 10:1110r.ao1o1.0o t‘ ‘l’ Tl} - w Pr‘ - “"9 '3' M“- L- 5- Mllmllhllll- g a k3!“ I $3.”, f2’, '12:“ i,“ h? Victory Loan .. "cl/j 10111110415 105.00 Ga on‘ ... 5 _ rs s -. - u M _|) _1 .\i0n t‘ M‘ C0 lllg, 1041 Quincy’ Mm" and Mm‘ Ne“ M“ l1 S "ml "lflllllll"? "W1 "méPl/l . Mont Pow .. i1 10m Leod also of ‘Quincy. Mass: llw {dfflllmslf ‘fltlllllllall 1;?“ “lg; "112 lieuewal .. .1111, 10:12 102.05! Mont row .. ll 1070 _ . ' - Refunding 4551040102210 102.20 mm Tram _ n m" one sister Mrs. A. Gordon of New If?“ 1%»: “a 1 _ nemnulux IWHWAE 1mm 1:11.01: rTrnm -. l; _ York. Wm ""1? Pun?‘ N12 log“ 1,1,?“ - 54 lieguudin: 1A 10111109001002: m1‘ . ' ' - " . l .. -.. Ntn-whflmm _ m‘ 1970 The funeral service in Belfast ‘west Elcc om 70 001/, o1l|g_ u, 13321331: 1mm mum o 0010‘ "0 Shuwiulpnn . r1 101-0 Presbyterianchurch was conduct- .-' m‘ ' ' “l + ll‘ c1 102.50 10‘.'.80 l'nlt Scour .. nit 10s: ed by the my L A Rodger The x-fifilh "f, " £2“ gilt 2:55 22., i Z4 as 104.30 104.110 - - - - . -~ 4 a :10 104.30 104.50, Milli-WON or PAN-wt remains were laid beside her hus- ‘ T “M” ” W“ l’ “ll 1‘ '4

GUARANTEED BONDS

r x n . . 102.00 o N n 1 . 102.00 r‘ w ll . ; 102.00 o s‘ i: . 102.00 r t»: n -. . 104.- c N n . 101:». v x 11 . .. 101.1141 t‘ N ll . - 107,50 r .\' ll .. c 10 10 1041.110 101m lint 11 c .. c 10110 1011.50 10150 DOMINION or camma nouns (nu nxzurr ISSUES) firs . ortLinrn 100.15 100.15 0'4,- n1‘ .. NovlJil-‘ifl 10:11.1 101.10 no Mnrl.1i\fl1 101.55 10110 ill-ipc .. Dccljilil? 111.35 111.00 lnxannn ISSUE!) ill-lav vr .. Nnv1.10.'|2 102.00 10am 5'40" .. .. NovLlfifit 1011.1 1mm ‘ll-w! . .. RrntLlIIJO 101.10 102.10 001- .. ornnuuri 100110 100.10 4'41"‘ . .. OvtllSJn-tl 1mm icvulri 4'11 0r .. .. Frh1,10-u| 101.0: 10-2.“ 41w- 0rt1.lilii0 00.10 00.7.1) (10.11 rouvitnaioy LOANS) ll-l-rr . . .\'ov1,1|‘I-lIl-.'Vi 1mm 141cm “Eva . NuVLIDH-Ii’! 102;" 102.110 ll-r-r . NnrlJil-iR-illi 101.45 471w- . . NovlJMil-liil 101.40

MARKET REVIEW ‘FOB. JPN!‘ 2S lltfll

INT ERNATPONAL PAPER:

in connection with this company's rocrutly announced him-hole of tho Tnanu-andn book pnpr-r mill‘ it is tn- l“l'l‘l"lllil to nnto that tho contrav-t to mmply until 1042 hli the rnttwrr-rurv illllwr used by tho (‘hlcnpo Trliiuue and the Dally News, Now York's pir- lll" "twlllnper. and all the news- print usnrl by tho Dally News and the I'll-trait Mirror. will inroiro total Still‘! "l run-r excel-din: 81151111011410. rnr- flllllc of thn mill uieutlonrd aimw- fol- lrfllll "It developments of International "her In various fields in tho past l"? Fears. inrludinir the establishment 11f IPVPHII manila nnm-r mills in tho snuthr-rn states. which barn boon sun- Mnafui in using southern pins clam of spruce and halsnm which are law-n used by such Canadian. Tllllllllllos as Wnyagamacic. Bramp- 0n and Dryden.

IRAZI LIAN:

Tl" unfavorable

cnmpnrlsovl o1 Urnsllina Traction

enrnlnms for .\ia_\' is Irrrntuated by the fact that tho avar- ‘v rate of exchange in .\i|1y_ lfI-‘lfi- "ns thr- hlghest for thnt rrnr and for "l" "m. the lowest thuii far this 2001-. The tin-runs in net earnings is ‘rain nrrotinted for largely 11v this "llfi- Rlnrn the beginning of Juno

re has been n considerable Improve-

band, a son and daughter who pre- deceased her many years ago. Patriot please copy.

MAINE LEGISLATOE HOLDS EIGHT UNIVERSITY DEGREES PORTLAND, Ma, June 25.—(U.

PJ-Rny L. Fernald, Maine igeisla-

tor, is only 30, but he holds eight

college degrees. He received his AB. from the

University of Maine in 1923; his

M.A‘. from Maine and an LLB. from

Boston University in i921; an LLM.

from Boston University in 192B; an

M.Ed. from Boston University in

11929; a RS. in Education from Bos-

ton Univeretty and M.A. from Har-

vard last year, and recently a PhD. from Boston University.

|. Besides being a legislator, Fer-

lfnald is an attorney and a full- ranking professor. ,

wuss LIVERPOOL Lntzs '

The Dominion Fruit Branch has just received a copy of the Empire Marketing Board report of its sur- vey of the apple market in, Liver- pool, England. It finds t at the Liverpool market prefers t e vari- ety Virginia York Imperial‘ best. then in sequence the more familiar Jonathan, Newton-Pippin and Winesap. In boxed apples prefer- ence is for Sp‘ 5e11, Delicious, and McIntosh Red. Barrelled ap- ples in general demand are z-Bald- wins, Kings, Gs , Blenheim. Cranberry Pippins; while in addi- tion Stark and Fallawater are gen- erally stocked by the retailers. Over 200 retailers were interviewed dur- ing the survey, and the Liverpool market comprises a population of about 1,300,000—Dept. of Agricul- ture, Ottawa. ~

w"! in the rollrais exchange. \\'itl1 s maintenance of this improvement

lllnstd’! Llnlmont for zimples.

Stewart Joneli 8s Co. Correspondents o!

Grcennhields 8e Co.

imam u flu Montreal star rump

l8 Great George

st. Charlottetown

.___i__i____ CHINA CONFISCATES ESTATE OF FORMER PRESIDENT

PEIPING, June 2sT-’<U.r.>-'rhe estate of Yuan Shth-kai, first pres- ident of the Chinese Republic, has been confiscated by the Chinese government and will be turned over to, the higher middle school of that city for educational purposes.

The estate includes fine build- ings and orchard lands, which the school plans to rent to present ten- ants, obtaining revenue for educa- tion. Yuan Shih-kai, after becom- ing the first president of the Re- public, turnedreactionary, and for a brief period made himself em- peror.

TWO MILLION BRITlSlIEB-S TAKE UP HIKING

LONDON, June 25.—(U.P.)—Hik- ers in England now number more than 2,000,000, according to a re- cent estimate by J. E. Walsh, editor of ‘The Hiker and Camper."

The steady increase in the num- ber of hikers is seen by Walsh as

conditions,’ the workers fleeing to the country during the week-end to escape the noise of the city.

‘The popularity of hiking, it 1a said, also has brought a better un- derstanding between the villager and the city worker.

flinsrdh Llolmont for llllfoses-

MR. AND MRS.

a revolt against modem industrial

CHINA'S JOBLESS m or-‘rnn PROBLEM‘

PEIPING. June 25. -- (UP)- Chinas unemployment problem is.

other country today, according to semi-omcial statistics in several North China cities.

A survey of Tientsin, the port of Peiping, shows that 400,000 per- sons are unemployed out of a total population of 1,450,000. Similar fig- ures for Peiping itidicate that more than 200,000 are unemployed here in a population of about a rntliion.

Superficial surveys in other North [China cities indicate that at least

one-fifth of the population is un-

employed. The slump in silver ex-

change, and the world-wide depres- , sion, are cited as the principal ' causes.

Chinese economists estimate that men and women entirely out of work in Chinh today, or those work- ing for less than a living wage, may ttoal 50,000,000, out of a population of 45090090. In some provinces they declare it is possible that half the population is without work.

Peiping is better off than most Chinese cities, because 100,000 hand- icraft workers are kept employed making articles for export. But 50,- 000 rickshaw-comes are fighting for the privilege of hauling passengers several miles for a few cents, and 20,000 of these are often unable to get a single passenger in a day.

perhaps, greater than that of any _

i

Central Guardian

1%!

In! GARDEN CITY B01‘!!! in 10 lb. lots $2.60. 3 lbs. 55 cents. 1 ib. I6 cents. 581446-1141.

BAPTIST OHURClL-There will be service in the Murray Harbor Baptist Church, Sunday, June 28th at ‘i p. m. There will be special sir-eme-

25 PATTERNS 0F WALL PAPER for Half Price Double Dollar Days. Moore d: McLeod Limited.

5534-8-25-21.

FREE WHEELING - Yes, drive our new Marmon, Model ‘l0, built by the largest 8 cylinder manufactur- ers in America. Just like floating in the air. Come in and try it. T. G. Ives. 5849-6-25-31

SEE OUR NEW Model 6-11 Dur- ant, the greatest G-cylinder value in Canada. Style, readability, pep, etc. Really wonderful performance. T. G. Ives. 5849-6-25-31

FOR. ECONOMICAL transporta- tion, the Baby Austin has ‘em all stopped." 49 miles to a gallon of gas. If you enjoy publicity, buy one. T. G. Ives. 5848-6-25-31

WALL PAPER HALF PRICE! A special lot of twenty five patterns for Dollar Days. Moore 8c McLeod Limited. 5534-6-25-21.

AUTO CASES.— Several auto cases came before Magistrate Shaw yesterday including two cases of operating unregistered cars, the 0f- fenders being fined $5 and costs each. In a case of non-stop after an accident the accused was fined $10.

VAGRANCY- Complaints were received by the Provincial police that a poor and unfortunate man was wandering through the country begging and he was subsequently arrested and taken to Georgetown where his’ case will be dealt with.

CHARGE 0F TIIEPl‘.-A case of theft of money occurred- at New Dominion last Fail but was not re- ported to the police until late in the winter. Investigations were since undertaken with the result that an arrwt has been made and the accused was brought before Magistrate Shaw yesterday when he pleaded guilty. ‘sentence will be pronounced next Thursday.

BELFAST AND BELLE RIVER UNITED CllURClL-‘rhe Sacra- ment o! the lord's Supper will be dispensed next Sunday, June 28th in Belle River Church at 11 a. m. Preparatory service_ on Friday evening, June 26th at 7.30 p. m. Service at Eldon on Sunday at i’ p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m.

SAVE DOLLARS on your used car purchases. Some twenty odd cars to choose from, including Fords. Graham Paige, Hudson, Oldsmobile, Dodge, Studebaker, etc.,and the ai- ways reliable Durant. Many of these jobs arereconditioned and just like new only the price; also ‘A-ton and ton trucks. If you have some pecul- iar trade in, see us first. T. G. Ives, 219 Gt. George St.

5849-6-25-31

PERSONALS ‘

Miss lvlyra Murray, Linkletter Road, is at present a guest of Mrs. B. A. Mellett, York.

Mrs. H. A. Johnston, St. John. is visiting at York, the guest of Mrs. Laura West Bustin.

Miss Sophie Smidt. Wurtzburg, Germany, is visiting at York the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. G. Shaad

HGET READY FOB. EXHIBIT ION, August 17th to 21st. Arranlfl- merits are being made for the bl“- est show on record. Get. new arm list and commence fittin: yolll’ stock. .1. w. Bonner. Swlrhrv.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. .., ... s-‘t

Hollywood Film Shop

(By Ronald W. Wagoner, United Press Staff Correspondent)

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, June 25.- tU.P.)—-Ciara Bow‘s retirement- probably temporary - from the screen has the film colony all on the alert for the first appearance of the girl who will be dubbed "The Second Clara Bow."