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` oes Your Will express your wishes now? _ Time alters every rnan's plans and obli-

;gations.__¢ Because of the changes that come in; ieveryone'a life and responsibilities, the safe-~ iguards you have provided for your depen- (denta may no longer be 'a‘dequate. O Periodic rrevision oi your Willis oi vital importance. ls- iit not worth while to have competent trust

There_,la ng_¢gb|I%|¢in In doing so._ ,s a a- »_ E/\sT1,|»_ri‘-1‘|>_u si 1 C -Q M P A N Y

cHAn.1.o'n'a'rowN nliaivcn-c. N. 1s1ssr:'1'r, Manager.

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Miscellaneous

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Press)

\|i\N'i‘RE Ti, 'N V 10-

\\'lwnt nor no 2 80

inn-\.,v 1: w no :i ni. 0:|is_C W no 2 Ii0_ ilrits C W no ri 475 Unis feed no 1 40. Flon; spring wheat patents firsta

[5 00.

i-'ionr seconds 15.10. ~

i'i|»nr bakers $5.00. l-`ionr winter wheat patents choice

\i 50 i0 $4.00.

I-‘lnnr whiio corn $5.50 to $0.00.

llran ton $26.25.

Shorts ton $26.25.

liniled oats bag 90 lbs $3.20.

Huy no 2 per ton carlots 315,00.

Cheese No 1 Ont 9%-10.

Cheese No 1 Quo 9%.

Butter rio 1 21. in 211/__

Eggs in enrtmni A 1 liirge iii.

Eggs A 1 medium 40.

Eggs A large 44.

Eggs A medium 41.

Eggs A pnliets. Eggs Ii large 28.

Eggs B medium 26.

Eggs C 23.

Po atocs Que 80's 35-40.

N. B. We 40.411. I’ E I 80's 45-50. MONTREAL, Nov 10-In light deal-

ings, silver futures held steady on the Canadian commodity today. Only 22 contracts were transacted as com. pm-ed with Bi. lots being traded in yesterday*

Tho codiness in London resulted in

ii lower tone nt the opening with prices down 40 to 00 points. A bettei- feellng was experienced later in the session however, with prices at tha riose 10 points higher to 30 points

;‘ov\\;€r_ Investment transactions were g _

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Conan( qgpdlan locals, ea. per wordi Western and Eastern 'lsoala, to par word' .lasenlleemsata ald Co-ing lvsnts_ lc pre wards Claasidsd ra. per wordi ln l»$,oriam Notices, 'loc prr Inch; Lists of Floral and Dpllitlai Ollerilall. @l’ds, oto , Io por nnmel lnttara of Condolence, 'iiio. pi inehs Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 10°. per inch or do. per

nerd Dtlrr rates on application

§ liaimlh Ciaargs for ally advertisement tvventg-flvs cents.

l.\'1‘.li:--2o per word, three laur-

tloas for Qhe price of two. strictly gafabla tadvbucs. _

Help Wanted

To Let _

T0 LET-HOUSE ON BISHOP ST. Apply 122 Prince Street.

. L-2133-11-8-tt.

E: `fT_;°-_-Y-_'_-_f.-_~

o ner-nnarau it`66ii7a's. ar-2 Ply 88 Pownal Street.

1.-2454-11-11-ii.

T0 RENT-HALF OF A DOUBLE tenement house, ,centrally sit- uated, modern convenience. Apply tghis office. 1-ms-11-is-oi.

Miscellaneous

isas'vas,`§o0rriron' 'if 11611!

Nursery Stock. i P 1.-1429-10-F-S-M for 15 wks.

GET YOUR PRIVATE CHRISTMAS Cards from *Tha ‘Guardian ' Job Priniery -- exclusive designs at reasonable prices. L-2012-11-2-ti.

‘IOW TO BIT A`GOVEBNMlN’I.‘ Job. Free Booklet. The M. C. C. 1.ui.,'roi»onxe lin.; N-iosc.

WILL EXCHANGE SILVER. FOX!! for Car, lord or Chevrolet pre- ferred. Write or call 182 Queen St.

L-2458-11.-17-Si.

° '”'__*' PlilVA'l‘l HOME KINDIEGAB- *ml PGY. We start you. The Can- adian Kindergarten Instituto. Toronto (10.1

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slres representatives for Prince Edward Island. Apply Room 514, Dennis Building, Halifax. N. S.

N-1414-11-16-31.

MAN OR. WOMAN WANTED BY

old-reliable house to travel and appoint representatives. Yearly guarantee of $2,132. (being weekly average of $21. plus expenses.) Winston Company, Toronto A.. Box 32.

N-1398-11-10-13-15-17-20-22.

Male Help Wanted

APPBENTICE WANTED T0 learn Barber Trade. Short Course. expert training. Molar Barber Coi- legc. Halifax. N-350*

i;i_ BELIABLB MAN T0 SELL GUAR-

autecd trees and plants: free out- fit; new methods: pay woirly. E. D. Smtih & Sona, Limited, Dept. 8, Winona, Ont. N-1382-ii-10-1’l-24.

CALENDAR AND ADVERTISING

Specialty Salesman to start at once. Good territory. I-Iighcst commissions. Apply Box 520, Ion- don, Ontario. ,N-1415-11-17-3|.

For Sale

UARDDOABD SUITABII FOI lining outhouaes. ow.. is DG! sheet. Guardian Oifioa. if.

_ . Wanted ' 'Mauna aooomalobarm /rr C15'i‘1>i»inos sn-ees. L-me-11-is-ai.

waurso-masons on aoca Pulleia. John Twcsdv, lar-naoiiifs.

E - L-3024-11-18,-81.

FOB SALE 01! RENT--COTTAGE

Number 68 Bbyfieid Street.-

L-2126-11-ld-31.

l'0l SAL! - AUCTION l‘0l.'i'!-

rlve, Bridge and Whiat Bcoro Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery. `Nov. 1-tt.

WANTID - A. POSITION AS 1-lousekesper. Hove cus,cbild. Will Wrk almost, for board. Apply BOX 40. lfopofiliid, P. I. I. K _ -.1 L-2050-11-1'!-li. Female-Help Wanted

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xsmse. none creek. -

1'..-ma-11-11-ai.

ron sans-1 osnsaan rua- poae noi-se s years old, weight about uso ine., also 1 driving , hens weight about iooo lbs rue

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‘”° lalifuoicsn. More for a homo than wud A ' woasraian ognes ' -"ld-nu-n=1s-u

particulars apply B.. H. Duvar,

dress of the re ent e is

|Natlonal Conference on Economic

YST

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e Aimolt making s clean sweep of‘

(By Frndciak Gsrdnu-,‘ 'Aloclated i mu rieaesui wrissi-1 (A. P. By Gsardiasrs Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Nov. 16--A five-

Wint decline in American Tole- phona moderately unsettled the stock market today. I 56111118 was goneralfor s while in thc foreman. as telephone took the skids to,a newiow for the year, but the market recovered its ‘balance before the close. Final losses onthe whole were small.

Weakneu in American Tele- PIIWG, which spread to other communication and utility shares,

gr: eva' an aftcrmfsth of

OVC I 0;' gn

inquiry into the co1npany's affairs, announced yesterday. '

Industrial stocks on the average

'offered ataunchresistaxice to pres- sure. =lD°°lsliy after the news the Standard Oil of New Jersey plan- ned to retire $90,000,000 in debm. tures. Standard od New Jersey rallied for a net, fractional gain and scattered issues through the list breasted the lower trend tn finish higher.

Aliilwlllh trading was active

during the early decline, volume for the day dropped to 1,032,110 shares compared with 1.554.230 in the preceding session. The Stand- ard Statistics Co. average for 90 stocks was five-tenths of s point lower at 72.9.

In contrast with the rather er-

ratic performance of the share list. most markets plodded along a narrow course. Demand for demea- tic and foreign government loans brightened the bond market ,but corporate issues were mixed. Wheat reversed itself to close down 8-8 to 1 1-4 cents a bushel. Corn was off 1-2 to 1 5-9 while cotton futures in New York advanced 10 to 20 cents a bale. '

Better quotations for foreign

currencies hinted subsidence of fears over the position of the European gold bloc, with the pros- pect the gold flow toward New York would diminish.

American Telephone shares clos-

|ed at 104 1-2, around the low for

the day.

Witli President Roosevelvs jour-

Gas droDped more than point to the lowest quotation rezordcd in

22 1-2. The preferred sold. off 2 pointmsisotosnewlow.

Western Union lost more than a.

D01l1t in tymplthy with the de- cline iri the telephone issue.

linvfblacd by additional indica-

tions of a trend toward improve- ment in business, traders were re- ll-l0i-wt io follow up selling in the industrial groups. ‘American Can. Bethlehem Steel, U. S. Staci, Chrysler, General Motors, Mont- 80me\‘Y Ward. General Electric ,and other prominent issues were unchanged or off only fractions at the closing gong.

Canadian gold mining issues,

weak during the past few days, re- covered. Mclntyne advanced 1. 1-4 to 42 while Dome Mines added a major fraction. Lake Shore was traded in broken lots only. With the exception of Massey-Harris, which picked up a fraction, ihe remainder of the. Canadian list was lower. Quarter-point reces- sions were recorded by Canadian Pacific, Intematiorial Nickel, Dis- tillers-Sessrams and walker. no- minion bonds were quiet and finn. Canadian funds were unchanged at 2 1-2 percent premlu_m~

Spiegel-May-stern. a mail order

issue, spurted 4 points to .a 1934 peak in the fairly active trading Most of the gains were in prefer- red stocks or shares with extreme- ly thin markets. Aircraft issues turned upward in late trading, ‘United Aircraft gainlngniore than a point. -

Freight car loadings lost week

topped the figure a year ago for the first time since early July. The total was 594,932 cars, a de- cline or 17,525 compared with tho previous week but 11,859 above the 1933 week. While the drop was rated as less than seasonal, rail shares made little response.

Sustained improvement in retail

trade was considered the most convincing evidence that business slowly was climbing the uphill road. Dun as Bradstreet, Inc., ea- timated retail volume for the en-

ney io 'Ibnnesseo Valley focusing attention on utility problems, pow- er shares dragged along bottom

tire country the past week was lil to 20 percent in excess of the like period last year.

MARKET GOSSIP ... ..... » (By Johnston and Ward’s Special

Wire)

_ MORNING MARKET O0BSlI‘

NEW YORK, N Y Nov 10-The nd-

P aid b fo the

Security was interpreted aa further evidence of tha conservative turn tak- en by tha Administration recently and judged as bullinb. in roeugnatlon of this most stocks were strong and active. Gold shares naturally were soft while American '1‘el and '.i'el wus weak on reports concerciinl the ln- vestlgntion of the Company- -U- U1? close the net gains were rather smal and the inability of the market to hold its gains batter upon advancing into new hllb ground, after a three day period of consolidation, suggests the supply of stock is too heavy to absorb at this time and a reaction or a further period of consolidation may

d l _ we W Laidlaw and Company.

SUIUIABY

NEW YORK. N Y. N'°V 15-T. T~

Case Co declined tdusnul quarter-ly

0

dividend $ on p _

Swift and Compong declared reil\l-

iar quarterly dividen of 12% cents.

American Sumatra Tobacco Co do-

eiared regular quarterly dividend of

20 cents.

Gold Bars quoted in London war-

ket nt 130s Sd against _.9011 4%d on '1‘l\nrsdny.

Weekly Cnr lnnding report around

noon,

lliokerir loans in week ended Nov

14 totalled $568,000,000 decrease of $8,000,000 from previous week.

New York Federal Reserve Bank

made no announcement regarding its re-discount roto of 154 percent.

Louisville (las and ldlectric declared

regnlut qunrtoriy dividends nf 31% cents on class A and class B com- 111011.

New York Federal Reserva Bank

ratio for week ended Nov 14 was 71.0 agn-inet 71.0 on Nov 7 and 58.1 on Nov

,MUNTREAL

15 10314. System 70.3 against 70.5 and

MARKET GOSSIP

05.1 x-espectiveiy. ~

Daily average volume of Federal

Reserve Bank credit outsiiindin dur- iing week ended Nov 14 was %'.‘,4iiil,- 000,000 increase of $12_000,000 over previous week and decrease of $108,- 000,000 from like 1033 period.

Tho business planning council of

the commerce department including more than 50 of the countries' lndus- trisl leaders, has been invited to hold regular meetings with President Roosevelt in the future. so he can ham- what business wnuta; H. I’_ Kefidaii of tha Kendall Co., Boston rev-:sled in Washington.

High Low Lash

30 Ind _ _ . .._ 100.80 00.34 90.72 20 Rails ._ (ISS) 30.20 30.30 40 Bonds .__ 03.00

High Low Lsat

20 Utll __. 18.80 18.47 18.50 0.07

FLASH-Spanish Cabinet resllgua

Dow ones.

ALL-'Thomson Cadillac-After a

directors meeting here tonight it was announced Thompson Cadillac liiiues Ltd. has decided to go into voluntary bankruptcy in tho best interests of the Company and for tho protection of its assets.

The stock is being taken off the

lists of the Toronto Stock Exchange

and the Montreal Curb innrliat direc- tors stated. ln n letter pre red for mailing to shaiehnlders it wus stated ‘ that ii survey of the prnneriy by it_ G. \Viliiams, Toroiidn, iiiurioseil “ihnt the ore which they. (the directors) had reason to believe iind been de- veloped iind to be in reserve is not avril-lable. There is no stock left in the treasury of thu Compliiiy for fin.. unclng and no money nvniiuhlo in _your directors regret to any iiint iiiey carry on nperii-tloim. ilonin-qiiriiiiy lluve no alternntive but tn lmmcdlnle- ly close ilogvn ihe mill iii: once."

ALL-I unilerstanil there is very

good buying doveinpiuo in Steel of

‘Canada and higher prices are looked or.

UP 0.30 0.09 0.00

0|!

EXCHANGE

(C. P. Dy Guardian’s Special Wire)

MONTREAL. Nov. 16-Unsottled

by continued liquidation in Mont- 'rsal Power, Montreal Stock Ex- change prices today declined for the fourth consecutive session.

The sell-off on utility stocks in

New York combined with tho Montreal City Council passing e motion requesting thc Dominion mass buying committee to investi- gate electrical and gas rates in Montreal and the Quebec electric- sl commission investigation of ei- sctrioity in the province resulted in the selling of Montreal Power.

The big utility issue dropped to

s new low for the year at 28 1-2 and than climbed back to 29 9-4

comparatively quiet with Canada Northern Power and B. C. Power "A” off fractions and Shhwinigsn Power.. Power Debentures, Winni- peg Electric and B. C. Power “B” unchanged.

Narrow movements were the

general rule in the rest of the list although s few- issues recorded movements up to 2 1-2 points- Af- ter s ateadv opening the market feeling in the late dealings declined with a slightly steadier

Sales volume declined slightly with 10,401 shares olierisina hands. Transactions in Montreal Power were heavier but the remainder of tha issues ally had lisht declines.

Charlottetown Riding Club.

1.1-MN-11-15-81.'

'rheavoraaoofanriockaxeoordod

,strength in the common stock by

'hm U °]°°°d Wm* 51°" °f 1°2~‘ Canadian Car commo and prefer- The remainder of the groull waai;-gq_ Dominim 31-|¢|g:_ ggeei 01

Regular leaders moved into low-

er territory with International Nickel, Canadian Pacific Railway and Brazilian Traction off 1-8 aut: Hollinger down 50 cents.

Following the announcement the

company intended to retire out- standing bonds, Dominion Textile -advanced 1 1-2 points at 94. In a market movement Bell Telephone Iwi. 2 3-S points. National Brew- eries Preferred followed the recent

rising 1 1-2 points. Associated

but closed unchanged at 14. Na- tional Breweries held.

The newcomers to the big board

having been transferred from the curb were irregular, Imperial To- bacco lost a fraction while Can- adian Foreign Investment Prefer- red gained a point and the com- mon was unchanged.

Bank-of Canada was steady with

Banque Canadienne Nationale up 2-1-2 -points, Steels were lower,

Canada and Dominion Steel and Coal ou fractions. Cement stocks _were higher with agricultural im- plement issues irregular, Cockshutt Plow rising nearly a point and Massey-Harris easing slightly.

McColl-1"rontenac and Celanesc

declined with Lake of the Woods and Canadian Bronze up fraction- ally. St. lawrence Corporation and ltmoua Players in one of its 1-are appearances were imc d

levels for the year. Consolidiiid

more than 10 years. It finished at

1-_

Corrected For Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

rnonooz """

Hay _._ ... 90c Oats ... ... .__ ,_,. 4041

IETAIL HABKET .

Potatoes pk _._ .__ ,_.,. 100 Celery bunch ... ... ...._ 10 to 15c Spinach 2 lbs ... .__ .__ lik Parsley ._ .___ ... ... bunch 50 Carrots 3 lb .'.. ... .,_.| _... 10| Summer Savory 2 for ... ... __ 154 Pnrsnlps 3 lb _-._ ._ 10c Apples doa ..._ 1‘Z~1Sc Beets doa ___ ». __ ___ 10-lfic Cabbage ... _ _... ...._ B-101' Cauliflower _ ...._ 10-201: .Butter ___ ... ...-..._ ....___ 25-281: Cream _._ ..._... ... ... 40c Ezra doe ___ ..._ 40-42s Turnips 2 for ..._ _ _ .__ be Roast Beef _ . _ ... ... 12~‘iiic Chieken each ... » . _ __ 85-$1.25 Stew Meats ... .. ... ._ Iilc Pork Chops ... ... ... 16-186 vesi in .__ ,_ _ _ _ e-no Roast Poi-k _ ... .. _._ __ 154: Fowl . _ _ _._ _ _ . ... __ 05c-$1.00

Geese each ... ___ __ $1.25-$2.00 Duck ___ ____ . .__ 054:-1_15 Lamb . . . _ . . .__ _ _ ._ 18-201* lied Peppers 3 for .__ ... Green Peppers 3 for .__ _ ____ Onions No 1 10 lbs . ... Onions No 2 10 lbs ... . Red Onions 10 lbs ... ..,... Broccoli per bunch .__ Brusael Sprouts 2 boxes 51: Snmiuei- squnsh each _._ 5 to 10c Pumpkin lb .-- _ 2’/ic Cranberries qt . _ ...... 10c

' - sian

Dried Cod lb ... .__ Bc Fresh cod 8c Fresh haddock 10c Corned Mackerel each 10-15c Smelts 3il» .__ 25c Eels lb ._ 8c Fresh fillets lb ... .__ ... 12e

101: 51: Zilc 1.00 45c 101: 2

GRAIN

(Johnston and Ward)

CHICAGO NOV 10-

\\'beat;-

High Low Last

me ...:|0115 1001;? 1001,;

iniy . . . .._ ioo/_, no, iam _nny ,_ 96% wife ni'/1

('orn:-

neu _ , sir; 112% asv, May ._ ___ S41/g S3115 84 July _.4 . _ ... S37/a 82% 83

()iiia:--

Ui-1; . _ . . .__ 52% Mun' ._ ._ ._ MW. July 4111;,

:i2‘_'§ no 40%

'lofi

. WINN1PEG_ I\'0v 10-

, \V1ient:-

Bill! Low

Def' _ , ._ 781/g 78% 78’/_ !\Iii_v .__ _ ___ -‘iiiild 820;, S234 July _ *S4‘,§ 85% S3%`

Délatsz- 2 -

' ._ -_ _ 4 inny .f.'._f 44% July _.__ 43%

EX CHANGE

(Caalsdan Prcaa)

MONTREAL, Nov 10-British and

foreign exchange in miation to the Canadian dollar as complied by the Royal Bank of Canada, closed today as follower-

Argentiua peso .2408. Be gium beiga _2274.

Denmark krone _2178_

France frnnc .06-18. _ Great Briinln pound 4.8182.

Holland florln _(1591.

ludiu r\ipea__36‘J0.

Norivny krone 2451.

Swollen krnim .2113

Switzr-riniid franc 11108. Unlteil S-tutes dollar 2 7-10 per cent

discount.

Inst

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PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Nov 10-EES Drives

declined on the .\iont.re-ul produce und dnlry market today wiib other lines unchanged.

Graded slilpuiciite of eggs in enr-

ioin were nff 1/_ in two ccnin ii dozen. A large selling nr 31'.” io Iii rents, B at :£1 cents, A niillum nt Ziii to 37 renin A pnilots at 30 io 37 cents, A pnlleis nt 32 to 34 cents, and C at 10 cents ii dozen. To reiailcre prices were reduc- ed three cents is dcseu on top grades. liecelpis w}\'f- 2,307 cases.

Fresh no 1 butter wna firm ai. '21

io 21 cents a pound for cnrlots or loss. ¥1`o retailers solids were 22 cents and prints ‘Z3 cents. Arrivals total-

led 1,228 boxes.

No 1 Ontario cheese was unchang-

ed at OK to 10 cents a pound with No 1 Quebec current make off ‘A at

0%. Receipts were 2,010 holes. b

Breweries winch win noni in an-‘,mf_’°§_=__'_;';‘_§__ ’}§_“‘____°‘_2_““_>;; °‘_'_2}_’_'§'°,.,_';,; 'UUUI m€Etf\nil in VBUUUUVET 011 D95' Briinlwickn at '40 to 45 cents andi 4 established a new high at 14 3-4'i‘r»in¢e Edward menus at is to so

locate, per S0 pound bag.

M T’L. C URB,

(Johnston and Ward) 1

Clown

13% -li

22 15

Stocks

Assoc Brew ... .___ 14 Bcuuhowois ___\... ._ 0 Brew Corp Com ,__ ... 4 Brew Corp Pfd 21 ni-it Amer on ... _ _ ._ 14% Can ifud Brew S 8

15 14%

175

Dist Song .__ __.__.

Con Paper ..._

Dom Eng Works _._ 22 23 Ford of Can A ... ... 24% 24%

Green Stabell ... ... 36 Zlil Home Oil .__ ...____ 00 50 imp on ... ___ 11 11

Imp Tob ... .__ .___,, _._ 12 Int Pei: .__ 81% Molchers A ... ... ... 32;; Noranda_._. ... .__ _ 2

300

26% 16 075 825

12* 31% 13 8250

Tack Hu hes ,__ _,200 Walker Gzood ... 26

Walker Good Pfd waiter brew

Wright Ilar ..._.810

a loss' of 0.8 at V1.0.

’one_ foxes. and. took. twenty-one

.twenty-two years and is pr-obab§

` _ __ sz. f.‘:,':.‘:.,°.‘::.'°°...::..“s_ ima) Silver Fw Fumfins .

Howiarl, second largest user of '

in uiseiovine.,

_ andalltboreaervc Championships

took all the adult. Championships

withonecxccptiomdttbcclosaof . the show, ho refused $1000.00 for two Champions. Ho exhibited twenty-

prizes. .1 'I‘he grahdcbsmpion of the show,

reserve grand champion, champion male adult. reserve champion, championfeniaie adult, and champ- ion adult fox were' all his.

The 'champion male adult, and

champion female adult of the 1933 show were also champions in the same class this year carrying off The Dominion Silver Fox Furs Ltd. Trophy, and the Canadian Bhred- ded Wheat Co. Trophy, the only two cups donated st the show.

Mr. Warren refused 8500.00

apiece from a buyer from another province for these two champions at the close of the show. ' .1-Ie claims that his success ln the ,fox industry is largely due to Shred- ded Wheat as it is 90% of the cereal ration given his foxes.

Mr. Warren has been ranching f _

the ilrst ussr of Shredded Wheat in the Province. it

Mt ’l. S to ck Exchange

(Quotations furnished by Johnnie.

and Ward members of the lifontrrsu

alas

Stock Exchange, Montreal Curb het, liil Richmond Street. Charlotte- town.)

Ollilod LII

Bell Tel .____ _.123 122 Brilz T L POW ... _... 11 10% B (i l’o\v A ____ 25% 251,! n 1: now B ._ ‘~ 4%' Brurk Silk _ 13 13 anim 1'/i ._ 2:1 i_\1n Bronze ._ ,_ 25% 251,; i‘nn 7'/2 7 ('nii __ __ , 15 14% Cnii (fel Cum . ... 20 20 Clin C91 Pfd ... __ 1.9’/Q 110*/_ (Inn (‘om (‘cm _ -.. ... 7% 7% (‘1ill Cuiu 1’fi'i _ .. 51 50|/_ Cnii Ind Ai A ___ 811,' Gun lnil Al B __ 7% (Tun North Pow .__ 10 Cun Pac .__ _ _ 11%

(Wi

130% 32’/~} 103

4‘/1 84

iinr ifoui .__ __ .. i‘ur I‘f|.l _ _ _...

lil

ll’/a

Cock Plow ._

Cor Smell: .__ ___ 130% Doiu Bridge ._ .___ 51211,,

Dom Foul I‘i'1i ____ U9

.Dom Steel Foul B _._ 4‘(, Dom Tex i`uui .__ Nt

Lien Steel \\‘nrl:ei ... ..» 4 4 (lurds ... 51,19 5% Honi Bridge ., f... 8 3 Holi Golrl Mines _._ 1035 1900 Inil Nckei .__ ___ 2211, 22% intl Pow . ._ 31,* 314 imi Pow Pm :ui gn' Luke of \Von1ls ._ _... lil _ Massey Harris _... :ily iicuoii Fi-ont _ __ 141/_ ii .\innt Pow _ _ __ 2111/ 231,;

301; 30%

Nail Brew Nut Steel Car _... ...__ 10% 16:54

874; S54.

151%

Power Corp ._

Quebec Pow '_ 111

-‘lt Lnw Corp _ __ 150 15| Si. I.e\v I‘fd ri-2; “iii Shaw .. _ . 1111.; 1g‘ “Pri P0 f`-an f'f>m _ 30% ; win ai-C 25:_. 21,5

1"

_,_.:

BANKS Uomnierve _ _ _ _ _ _,_ Montreal __ _ _ Nova Scolin _._'°_',f__. Royal

N. Y. Stock Exchange

203 272

(Quotations fumiahed by John to and Ward members of the Mani!! ssh Sitfi-01:.: 1E§°l1't7“if°’ §I°'i"°'" . c Charlottetown). mon Sud'

Opened

Air neu . . . ___ _ Allied uiiein _ Ania vnnlin _‘_ .L_ A Ref __,,_

Lust

.00 ]2i~i\,§ 15'

11 "‘

Auier i`1i|i . 1|

Ain Am Am Am Ani Ain Ain Ain

100 1:1-ii/_ 141/_ 2514, uw/_ 111-;/_ 4%

_,... 1;-»;

-_-_-_¢=1=t;=_z __ 1 _f #ras

Cin- if-»ii»..1 For I'o\v ,__ _ ___

Loco _ _ , ._ . _ _ . 13 vow Light ._ :if/_ liiiil ..._ _ __ 1 10% Siuelt lifg ..._ $iil:<_ 3";/__ -\`ugni- _ _ ui' oi Ti-I Trl ,__ __ Jun 10411,

Ain Toi: ll __.._ 311,; 3;; An comin 1‘<»|i may “|;,¢‘ Ai is 5411,,

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Warren, Howian, winner of Grand Championship for sdulia ei Alber- ton fox show. We were not fortun- Mv clwuah io be present io seo the many beautiful "animals on dllillly but from those who were them we have learned that it was 9- "Olly worth while show. During the exhibition. Mr. Whrren was thc "°°1Pient of a splendid offer for

he 1>l’€f81’I'od heaping thgm_

we notice the name ez pave'

M08-S0. 0'I.»clry, among the list of Prize wriiners frequently. Dave is an old friend of ours. The last time we saw h_im was at the Silver Fox Exhibition, Charlottetown, 1930, and he was holding a magnificent pup owned by John A. Isa, which afterwards won the male pup championship at Charlottetown, Amherst and Toronto. Mr. Moose will very shortly leave O'Ieary for Summersido where he will take CM-T80 of John A. Lea’s ranch, and boys. you can be sure of find- ing Dave at the 1935 Exhibition at Charlottetown handling some beautiful foxes.

Another successful breeder that

we wish to congratulate is John Mclntosh of Kildare. Several years ago we visited Mr. Mclntoehh ranches and saw a very fine line of animals there. They trace back to high class stock, principally Magic.

The Dominion Fur Sales trophy

for Grand Champion of the show was won by George Warren, How- lan. The Canadian Shredded Wheat trophy for Grand Charn- plon adult female was won by Mrs. George Warren and the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, silver plate for champion male pup was won by John Mclritosh, Kil- dare.

Borden followed Alberton on

Thursday and Friday with another very successful show, although the climatic conditions were not quite as favorable as those at Alberto11_ The winners at Borden appear in another pert of this paper.

Now that the Silver Fox shows

are out of the way, attention will be centered on the pelt market. There is a. general feeling that

than last year. Not so marked with the fine skins capable of being made into scarfs, but a big reduc- tion on the poorer quality skins that will have in compete with other furs for trlmrnirig purposes. Well, there is no use putting up a holler. everybody is takil1¢ 5 beating these days, the farmer, the fisherman, the manufacturer, peo- ple in every walk of life except the munitions manufacturers, and that is just the reason why we are all suffering--too much money going into armaments and consequent fear engendered that PTCVBMS people getting down to the real- ities of life.

After all if you were a. lady liv-

'ing in Paris, Berlin, Vienna, ‘Buda- pest. Prague. Rnme or Milan these days, your mind would not be too much occupied with stYl¢~ YW would probably be watching ap- pi-ehensiveiy ine creat prenarailws for the renewal of 9. E\1l‘0'P¢i1“ conflict and would have felt ner- vous r. few weeks ago when King Alexander of YUSO S15-Via W” assassinated.

In these notes today we have

the pleasure of presenting to our readers a very fine review of the European fur situation by Mr. Jai-,im Roiior or Pans. who will make his headillllftefs With B' Graham Rogers, Summerslde. Read what Mr. Rutter says and realizc just what disturbing factors there are influencing our business thc same as other expoi-table products.

The representative of the Guard-

lan had a very interesting inter- view this week with Mr. Justin Roiter. of Paris, France. Mr. Roi- ier bought, many sliver fox Delis last season at. the office of B. Graham Rangers, in Summerside. and is again this season making his headquarters there. To us. th* interview was exceptionally inter- esting due to the clear views given ug by Mr. Rotter of the present situation in E\if0P° mmf” °f course as it related to the fur mar- ket. Hero on Prince Edward Island we are accustomed to doin! OUT daily business without very much difficulty from, or interference with Government regulations. one ___1<

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business in Europe today is

foci that the various

find it necessary so frequently change their import and export; restrictions duo to the fact that.-it

governments in Europe to look df ur ine importation ans exporte- tion of what are the daily neces--» ties of life thus at times making

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and exporters to handle s. business; in an article which is primarily a

Several European countries men-

tioned by Mr. Rotter in this con- nection were, Spain, Italy, Csecho- Slovakia, Rumauia, Yusoslaviat- Germany. Poland and Hungary. In these countries, furs are, of course, not s necessity, and the Govern- ment perrnisslon to import furs,, consequently, is becoming more _ and more limited. In consequence. today there is a large bulk of the entire last season's crop of furs other than silver foxes remaining unsold. 'We asked Mr. Rutter how the above situation would affect the silver fox market. and he stated that last year Germany was s large buyer of silver foxes, but that for this coming season Germany will positively be out of the mar- ket because of the restrictions im- posed on the importation of lux- uries iriio‘that country and. in his opinion, it is doubtful if Eng- land and France alone will be able to absorb the entire crop of silver fox pelts which will go on the

European mark:-:L this season- In a bad market suc as the present time where there are more sellers than buyers. the buyers are very

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