MAY 7. 1936

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rSTOCK QUOTA TIONS

lTIt’l. S to ck Exchange

1. >PItfleld and Com- (ngflmmhgrn or Muulruui unlock oxehuun Ind are market)

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imp "0! ' 3 llll Nickel 45%. 40 4 luccnll Front 16% III flout Pow ill‘/4 .'ll‘/,1 ' 42 '.l in‘ H II p 13!} 13% n 21 Juli‘. .\‘..u (illi l'u\v i.'l 13 SI. of Can 112% (iii BANKS ilk of (‘an III; of mm 11!; or ml 121'» ms 1”; of N. S. 2'32 282 Royal Iik

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‘ Morning Stock Letter

(Received over Pitfield and Co’! Prlvlle Wire)

NEW YORK, May 6-French Banir increased its rate to 8 per cent from 5 per cent. Foreign ex- changes were about the same this morning as yesterday. According to P. J. Phillip, of the New York Times. the present French Gab- inet will conform with the usual custom and remain in office until the end of the month. We would expect another irregular firm market today with further strength in some of the rubbers, farm im- plements, nail orders, commercial isvestrnent Trust and Commercial Credit.

TORONTO, May l$—Advice has

June 12.

been received from Quebec Gold Mining Oorp, that shareholders of record May 23 will have the right to purchase 3 shares of Pamour Porcupine at 75 cents for each 20 shares held by them. Rights to be exercised by 4 p. m. on June 30. Quebec Gold will sell ex rights on this exchange on May 22. -

MONTREAL, May 3~—Proposai | to merge Mloshcr Long Lac Gold Mines and Elmos Gold Mines was rejected at the annual meeting of the former Company yesterday.

NEW YORK, May 6—Coco Cola declared quarterly dividend on the common payable July 1 record

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Per word: Announremeniu nnlil Comirdng ::\"€-!l:lrn24I-rltflf hull.‘ 1. 2.3 prr Wflfllx In III-rnorlnm Non-.--. ‘lilo par lnch- um. m'r«-rm... ml hnlmunr Ollerlnzl. cm-an. elr.. as per Iu|rm-- r.en'm. ul CIIIIIIKIIFIII‘ “'10:- uer im-ii: Notion of Tbunla and A|I|'|M‘l'|lalI'Iln, 10¢ nfr Inch or 4: per

word. Oiher min on uppllmlfon.

Minimum Charge for any uflrertiu.-men! tvrenly-five’ cenu, S

For Sale

FOR SALE — QUANTITY SPLIT hard wood. Apply N. A. Cutclifie, Fredericton. L—446’l-5-5-3i.

_T’__ FOR. SALE -— NEWLY FRESIIEN-

ed cow. Apply R. E. Conneily, _D'.*nstafinage. L-4489-5-5-3|.

1'-‘Oil SALE—Kl'l‘CflEN CABINET. A_pply 322 Fitzroy. L-4524

FOR SALE -— AUCTION "‘0ll.'l'Y- Five, Bridge and Wills: score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery.

MAIDEN HAIR FERN PLANT. I00 postpaid. Joseph Aiken. Shan- n_on7,_Queb(-§_ N-634-4-23-14i.

FOR SALE — 1930 BUICK COUPE. Perfect running condition. Apply Guardian. L-4457-5-5-Lil.

24+’ ' 1" . ,

FOR. SALE MAY B—I2 GOOD work horses. A. M. Wright, Mon- lulzue. L-4547-5-7-3i.

K S. ’ ' * ,. 7 _

I-‘Oil. SALE-—IIl-IGISTERED DUAL purpose shoi-thorn bull. 2 years

cold. Ira Rodd Milton. L-4525

F0 R. S A L E — STRAWBERRY Plants (Dunlap) 80¢ per 100. $4.00 per 1000, Wallace Whertlcy, East

‘Royalty. L-4405-5-6-3i.

FOR. slam-:

.BI:rGI75lVTER.ED

Guernsey Cow to freshen last of G

5'l'RAWDER.R.Y PLANTS -— DUN- lop 75c pzr 100. 31.00 by mail: 8450 per 1000: also Vanguard early and Rupbcn-y Plants. F. S. Reeves, Bouthport.

4373-5-2-6i.

FOR SALE—Wl-ILL BRED DRIV- mil horse 4 years. We‘l broken. Reasonable. J. M. Johnston, Mon- tague R. R... P. E. I.

L-M80- -5-3|. :4 ——

FOR SALE Oil. To RENT "WEL- come Inn", Brackley. 6 miles from Charlottetown, suitable for sum- mer cottage or restaurant. Also cabins. single and double. Modern conveniences. Guy Rodd, Brackley.

I L-4496-5-6-‘ii.

Position Wanted

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Miscellaneous

Fox caviunrzn. ii-EL? ‘sail McDcugall, Nine Mile Creek.

_L;4_497—5-5-31.

FREE CLAY-212 GT. GEORGE Street. near Red Indian Station. L-4548-5-'l-ll.

BOARDERS ACCOMODATED ._ Central location, 135 Pownnl St.

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THE SUN LIFE HAS A NEW LOW przmium policy which gu1rtu'l- tees even in me event of your death the completion of things you had planned to do. Consult J. A. Moore, Currie Building, Charlottetown.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — EXPERIENCED farmer immediately. R. E. Con- neily, Dunstaiinngc.

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WANTED — MAN FOR. FARM work. Also horse to hire. Par- mcnas Hughes, Union Road, Int 33.

MECIIANICS WANTED. —— TWO first class nuiomobilc mechanics. MUSL be expcriericcd workmen. Apply Mr. Acorn, Central Garage,

L-4533-5-'7-Iii.

ISIIED SUMMER collage near Chnrloiictown. write 7 or phone Gunr(llnn_‘ i L-4484

Rio l:_,~o-.{zs~ro"r?r~" AT mi Kent Slreet. Suitable for light . h°“-wkesvlne--,4!e;45_°9;5:.§-A

T0 RENT — DWELLING HOUSE with or without land. Apply Mrs. George H. Kielly, Covchend Road.

L-4514-5-6-31.

WANTED —- HALF TON TRUCK. Apply P. N. Tucker, summerside. L-452’!-5-'1-iii.

WANTED GOOD SECOND HAND sewing Machines. State price. 0. B. care Guardian.

L-4491-ll-6-Si.

WANTED -'—_'r'6s'l"fIi)T4'—iI6iiil':T keeper with one child. Apply Ven- dome Hotel. L-4639-5-'7-3i

'08!-I YOUNG sun wrrn Nth school niucatiou want; 50?:

" 5°°|he9Ir. gardener or farm ht». rt. Smith. xnoyam. rt. a _ L-cm-s-1-ii.

Lost

LOST SATURDAY EVENING Bl- tween Cross Roads and Mom’: Mill. put of truck rack. I'll“!!! please leave at la. 0. Kelly's.

L-4408-ll-6-3!.

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Building Lots For Sale

Gerald Street, south side near Lougwortb Avenue. Ill ’°“ ‘NP. Frontage to suit buyer. Price reasonable. -

Under Dominion Housing Act money can be obtained " | 5§IIlIlI, payable in monthly installments covering 20 7:3] MI can build and own your own house for ion than

H. K. 8. BIMMING. Junk of Non Bcotla Buildin-

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Produce Prices

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, May 6- Wheat, nor no 2 86 1-2. Barley C W no 3 47. outs, O W no 3 37. outs feed no 1 35.

Flour. spring wheat patents. first 85.40.

Flour seconds $5.00.

Flour bakers $4.90.

Flour winter wheat patents,

choice $3.70-$3.80. Flour white corn $4.40-$4.50. Bran ton $20.25. Shorts ton $21.25.

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Middlings ton $25.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $2.75. Hay no 2 per ton carlots $9.00. Cheese no 1 Ont col 10 3-4. Butter no 1 19 to 19 1-2.

Eggs in cartons A large 24. Eggs A medium 23.

Eggs 3 22.

Potatoes P E 1 mt; 80's $1.65 to

$1.70.

P E I mix 50's $1.05.

P E I mts 10's 22

P E I cobblers $1.80-$1.65.

N. B. mls 31.55-$1.60.

N. B. mts 505 $1.05.

N. B. mis 10's 22.

Que mls 80's $1.50-$1.55. Que no 2 80's $1.40-$1.45.

N. Y. Stock ' Exchange

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MINI '3'

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. May 6——'l‘radin8 hit a fast pace on the Toronto mining market today sending BSETEBIIN5 volume to 2.995.000‘ Shares» “"3 hcavic.t turnover since Jan. 24.

Volume figures were up mamli on the buying rush in the 131195 se.ling around 50 cents to 32. Hard Rock was again 9- star performer and it held a gain or 17 cents to 1.79 on a turnover of 128.000 51111" es. Howey had an even larger trade but profit-iakisg was in evi- d;nc¢\and the price weakened 8 cents to 78. Other out-standinfl traders were .1. M. Consolidated. up 4 cents. ATEOSY. up 5 °°m5- God’: Lake, up 6 cents. Paymtuter up 12 and Ventures up 5 to 1.96.

Dome led the bill ROMS With 3 gain of 2 1-4 cents to 56. followed by Lake Shore's advance of 1 3-4. Iloliinger added 1-8. McIntyre 1-4» Pioneer and Wright Hargreaves 20 cents each and ‘Peck Hughes 15 cents. Little Long Lac added 5 cents and Pickle Crow was un- changed.

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EXEHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, May 6-—-Britl.sh and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compu- ed by the lmyal Bank of Canada. closed today as follows:-—

Argentina. peso .2753.

Australia. pound 3.9636.

China Hong Kong dollars .380.

Czechoslovakia crown .0415.

Desmnrk krone .2217.

France franc .0659.

Great B.itain pound 4.9628.

Holland florin .8789.

India. rupee .3757.

Italy lire .0791.

Japan yen .2909.

New Zealand pound 4.0035.

Norway krone .2496.

Poland zloti .1990.

South Africa pound 4.9395

Spain peseta .1365.

Sweden krone .2561.

United States dollar 1-32 per cent premium.

NEW YORK, May 6—Foreign exchange irregular. Great Britain demand high 4.96 1-4; low 4.95 3-4; close 4.96; 60 day bills 4.94 '7-ii; France 6.58 3-9; Italy 7.87; Bel- gium l6.90; Cvcnnany 40.33; Can- adn 99 31-32.

Clcslng exchange rates:—

At Montreal—Pound 4.99 9-32; U. 8. dollar 1.00 1-32; franc 6.59.

At New York-—Pound 4.96; Cau- adian dollar 99 81-32; franc 6.58 3-8.

At Parls—Pound 75.38 fr; ‘I15. dollar 15.19 fr; Canadian dollar 15.20 ir.

In Go1d—Paund 11:; U. S. dol- lar 59.19 cents; Canadian dollar 59.23 cents.

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If you haven’t yet entered the Congo- Ieurn Gold Seal Lucky Number Contest-

hurry up! This content \ will definitely close noon Saturday. (I_Here’u all you 57

have to do: visit your dealer-’s where this Prize Rug ison display -—guees the number hidden under the Gold Seal which identifies the rug as genuine Congoleum . . . then,if you guess the carrectnumher or if your guess comes nearest to correct number, the 6 x 9 feet Prize Rug-or your choice of any pattern this same size is yours absolutely FREE. No obligation to buy! No tiresome con- ditions-—and this beautiful,long-wearing,labour-- caving Congoleum Gold Seal Rug as the prize.

CONGOLEUM CANADA LIMITED - MONTREAL

If you p a genuine Con- goleum Gold Seal Rug during the of this contest and than prove to be the winner of the Prize Rug. you‘ have the option of the Prize Rug or of having the full purchau price of the rug you have already bought refunded. Tbh in your opportunity of get- ting a rug of larger size FREE.

The Gold Seal