JUNE s. 1931

THE “CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE NINE

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unit set‘ up, including its own pipe line. It has in thisterritory seven producing wells and also holds an interest in two others. This is entire- ly separate from its Oklahoma (‘Ilia

Market Reports B, s-mwsar JONES o 00.. Charlottetown cmumndcllh of Cmneblelda s 0a.. Montreal

,;_x—a—s—a_u—a—x—x conronanon sscunmas

weel. the company broug itial flow of 30.000 barrels daily. ing out its physical equipment. In

thus Reviews mention has already been made of the new refinery at

“oh-racer. srocas

31 Abltibl ... s 105a 44.1 .5 . t . b Bu“ Tm ' an?‘ m.‘ mam!‘ 101L115 Montreal. It has three boats B c Power . lllgpo woo 100.111 102.13 (‘anudu Com ~ 551.1111: 1047 98.25 10275 _ (‘no steam day morning, the first of three lake ((1: l; l; boats arrived at ‘roronto from Mon- (3 p u _'__' txeai, these replacing tank cars prev- Gut Pow I 30,50 lonely used in connection with its 5;, l}, C" 5 m6 . . shipments. At last. week end the com- ‘r. wot . 1 ,1“ “w w l 1m" 10M“ Deny announced a new non-Premium an,“ ultlnoi an] .I..;p;_.r. J 1?’?! ‘M1’; I:19,-‘,lm"'.'.'. p?! 131119;‘; 1&2‘; gasoline product made entirely from 11 "f Cfimulorm 2m Mon Trnln . 5pc 105,-; 1mm o4, its own crude. This new gas, green " ' "n1..- . £1 gylllswlhlxlrvuv... .1313 1315.111; 13%;?) in color, is being marketed under the . v 5 _ _ _ ‘v ... c . .. , _ n ...: o». l... ‘m. "=1" "a" "a- hmllinn n‘ kmcner! ' m Shaw I‘olv . 5pc 11170 102.50 104.221 fpfldllllllflffll l 28% United Se ... . lilbpc 1052 00.25 100.50

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m. (‘.111 .. .. sine! Warp! ~

New York ' _ Exchange

DOMINION 0F CANADA GUARANTEED BONDS

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Dominion Rloros ... I]1l;l[r|r|‘|\\\'l‘I' Llgm - i", Ff‘ Nov 1 11ml 1o 101411 lol at . '~ < -~ Pom . ..1/l2- _-'._»/ ggrlliflllhvillhflvll 1:11p?“ Kw; 1112.10 111ml n,“ q,,:“m° Haj. “£12: "‘,’,,,', . V _ NW y ‘ .. . cowl hllliora . . . 41;,“ A.“ 1 ‘muqflu 2:11“ 131:1“ ...|‘o"14lfl<;l‘4sl"/.“lt lac/n‘ 41K,‘ Ii nation llrrlro Flor-trio . 191/ Iluv (‘homlonl ...|10'1| 11l 10V] 11 1l.§l........ loom-u»? lat‘: MARKET llsvraw sou JUNE s. r- lA “page .1113“), 113191’ 1:11?‘ m (‘l . 1 fl... ... . . .I 4 i::l:::::..~.l-"£El 15:. ll“ i" “.11” 1.1‘: ""“I“'“‘l "i?" s1. .. u l. - '0 -@ 1.- “ m l" lav 1111' 1 1' 1-.“.§‘m'2....“‘.-..I.1. “ r 2.1 BRITIS" AMERiCAN 01L COM- om Asphalt .|1='lil1<l'.'l1slll| 11w: mp1, “v.1 1mm: s21‘? PAN! 11in Fvigciglc 1 I\ fl I a "W1 Important developmenw have been m" M"'°:' ' l 35' 3'“ 3”)" 3",“ ' and continue und f m“ “m s“ ' ' I ‘MW’ Jersey . . . arm. B!‘ Way 0r British Good Rubber .l arm! Sill/J .'i.‘W,| any, s 21/. American Oil Company. its refine;- glllill not: 131m l1: o or! , . .1 l ,

9W ies are now obtaining all crude oil - "l requirements from the company’; own wells in East Texas. In this field

Hum! lifoiors In Combustion In Nickle . . .

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1| 111,1‘ 1‘ 1v 11l<l 11m 111/. 1w. Q-‘il ill < ‘l

fellow TIIK‘ ... ... ..- ... ... 7'2.’- rul llonry t. 11,413, British American 110W hasaoompleto ill Telephone 2111i .1 __ Johns bInn .| ml srll 41ml 11m Kan Popper 10ml 17ml 10ml 11w, / _L . __,_ _ Lambert (‘n . 11.1141 11ml |H| 04W, r J me Myers I3 Ml mll 11511.1 11.111, Loews In 4014311,! ml 451v. Muck Truck . . . . .. 27%| 277M 27%| 27"?- t J ln-z Scahnnrd ...I 1211.1 1am 1214i 1:114 r 01168 O. "out 11mm .I1s1l~I10',4l115l.li7% vm-n hlntnrl .| 2rd l _ | - New IInr-an .....| 731 74J7215l72V- ‘ 69774511071481!!! 0! v v (‘entrnl . .1 Roi/J saw 11114.1 m , ‘I A "n (ll-Ml M] outlaw, Gr h‘ I'm-k llfnirlrs . nv/sl om am 1114 _ eens 1E S O. "l" I'll": new 21w 2-2111 IIWn lam! | | 3g ‘en nllrml 481M 51%| 47%| h" Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange r- a 1»: n .1 . sol m» 1n 7a Pullman (‘o .1 34ml 1:141 n: . gull]? (‘or 11M 10%| 11W, 11W. fl . 1a r14 11w 11W- aa cm: George so. Charlottetown u... 1.... . . . " ‘i °" 1v. . n I nod am-l .. 1214 12111211. 1211. Iiurni llllich . i 21w,

. 501M 1111M 51w, mil. 1114i 13%| lav, 12v.

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DELCO - LIGHT

N01 "II cXpense but -- A Sterling Investment

DELCO~LIGHT

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For full information

W. R. DENNIS

187 Great George Street _ Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Distributor

For wear with a knitted sports suit, thervs a soft beret of natural linen straw. Needless to say. this nat- ural linen shade goes with a suit of In!’ color. And for wear with a suit not so definitely sports, 1pm‘; a N“!!! 8""? 1h Qlllheli tint with a scoop brim -

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lt’s time to Ike-Roof». See your “Brantlord” dealer

He will show you roofing treatments of impllessive beauty. g0 will tell you that Brantford

oofs are fire-resistant; that "is? cost less to buy, less to lay, ""3 "W"!!! for repairs.

u He will advise you in the selec- l

°fl 0f the Brantford design

anost suitable to your type of ome and its surroundings.

H9 Will Iadly Ive a FREE gllhiglle of how ittle it costs d“ V0 a Brantford Roof laid .1221‘; "$2,111". ""' "of.

a e muss, “W lime and money.

Braaiford Canitta Co. Limited m

m; Futon: Cellinok, 1|. l. , ""'*"""-','u"'e'1'.'.l',i:='-.'§'|"¢'.""' "" . I ' F s 1 B I ' or a. y Limited, Montague;

_ ‘Donnell & Chandler, Limited, Charlottetown; Poole & Th ompson,

. I . °°°1 hmdm“ on “m”; °m m 1.11m nusu SOCIETY are requested East ‘Iexas well with an estimated in- to meet in their Hail Sunday morning

British American is steadily round- 0mm pmcmtolh

now Liberal Convention for the Third running on the ocean. and is addinz District o: Queen's held in the Board another in the near future. On Tues. o! nude Rom‘ m m” (my us“?

07 toi, Edmonton. Dr. Newson, who is a.

41 ness.

q, by Rev. E. A. MacKenzie.

Bell Tcle ... .....ll.'i0% 131% 1301411311,’. B '1' I. PWQI‘ illstllill-l 14%| 1w, B c Plver A a1 {M35131 luv. C C Foundry . 12 12 llqil 12 (‘on Cement 10 101,5, 1i) 10% (‘an Com Pfd 00 ' (‘on Gypsum . 8_ 8| 7M ‘W, (‘an Pow Pup 80

day, Mr. Mark R. McGulgan, K. 0., was nominated as Councillor and Him. Russel Clark as Assemblyman. Both nominations were unanimous. Hon. David MacDonald was P101108-

did not desire to become a. candidate.

Mrs. Whitlock of Charlottetown. Marriage t0 take place at Kitchener, the latter part of June.

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BRILLIANT YOUNG DOCTOR - A recent issue of the Edmonton Journal contains a picture of Miss Dora Allison Newson, M. D., who was recently appointed to the interne siaff at the Royal Alexandra Hospi.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Newson, formerly of Charlotte. town, had the distinction to be the only woman graduate in at the University 0f- Alberta this year. .

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DIED A’I‘ NEW HAMPSHIRE - Chestcr Ewen MacKenzie, Jr., died at the New Hampshire Memorial Hospital, May 20, after a long ill- iie was born in Concord, N. I-L. May 23, 1927. ‘son of Chester Ewen and Marian (Gordon) Mac. Kenzie. Besides his parents, he is survived by one brother, Gordon Leslie, four grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon. Concord, N. H., Mr. and Mrs. Ewen J. MacKenzie, North Rustico, P. E- 1. The funeral took place at the parlors of Kiikenny and Calkin on Thursday, May 21, Rev. Ernest A. McKenzie pastor of the Pleasant Street Baptist Church, MYMHURB- Vocal seleotions were rendered by George w. Philbrick, Leslie N. Andrews. Clifford, Eugene and Theodore Gordon acted as pali- bearers. The above mentioned be- ing four uncles of the deceased. In- terment was in the family lot where committal services were conducted

The Montreal Stock Exchange

Special to Johnston h Ward) Opened lliighl Lowlnmll Ab Pw Paper . ‘F51,

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ELECTRIC | WATER g9, swl 21w. 1112111111311, w"; grape - 1o aalaavlesv,‘ ‘

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R C of (‘nuuda 27 27l 2G 211 Win Elec ... | 10B

BANKS

Nova Seotie i i | mo Royal ... | | | 33g

The Montreal Curb Market

Special to Iohnlton b Ward) Opened IHigh| LowILnaf ...|l\‘/,|B ‘M’; 0'74; 9%

1MB 1155A 11M. 10% 10%

Imperlnl on . evh m’, o c

lmparlnl To ... In Iltll A ...

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Dominion Of Canada Bonds

lpoelal to Johnston I Ward)

Bid Asked

War Loan .... . 5 1031 War Loan ... - 5 11737 Victory Loan .. - 5% 19144 1°4- Vlctory Loon ... 1W; 1037 Victory Loan .

until this is com 1e e ls dv s to withhold “ l d i‘ a h‘ llaililuside. Short selling was resumed l‘, n ere-la (h? Inltktr. but. the bear is not going to have he same success from th time on that he has had for (hi! out two years. After the secondary 211113,! is completed it would be logic- r ed as Councillor but he said that he nad hold to some of its mo, 111,111 more facts are known regarding sw- ond quarter earnings. When thev he- Iln to out in the r appearance many ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT irlflgv“; Iiilhti n n h m

' zroun -. owevrr. s ou “M351 3- 3- Mwnmllld a-mullmc” be borne in mind. from this time an

the engagement of her daughter. 51%|" are coin: 1o Carmelita Katherine, (Rita) to Mr. hwm-h.“ and much M the forced Harry Hlbbett Whitlock, or Montreal sew-l: ba- been oomnletl-d

son of the late Mr. J. c. whitlock and H“, m,’ h,“ M ‘h, bu,“ m “m,”

Y_E_$ TERDA Y’S sT0c1< AND BOND Q

. I g‘: Central Guardian human“ 5T“ “NW0- ‘Waii Street Mirror Says?- n 9.1a to am pm in the Corpus 5051-64 1:13”

NEW Yomi. June 5—The stock LIBERAL colwalvnoN-At the “HIM has had about all the rally

to which It is entitled to at this time. Secondary selling ahllillil make 11s Illpcarance in today's session and

hie commitments on the directions in the Thurs-

the market to stegdv down

o he sold down i11-

be moving for

definite and specific. reasons. The

The action of the brokers in follow.

inr margin Pflllllrémcflls should go

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Morning Stock Letter m,

Special to Johnston & Ward ;.;

l! lhclllfle Dominion Stores.

a. Ion-r way toward stimulating bus- inru in the stuck market.

As Ineniioned on several nrrqalnrla this ls a time for the Ions: pull buy-

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ers to begin laying In his supply of the class selling below $25 a share stocks. There are numerous issues is I

nre still naylns dividends The hllzh proceed issues should be dlsregardel from now on. except as trading med-

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A half doren Issues which fit info, the cateworv mentioned above would’ Monsantll Chemical. MeivPle Shoe. S. S. Kroc!" i Russia Insurancp and Flu-Huck. All of these stocks carrv dlvdo-lds and, latest reports are that th~ dishursc- merits to stockholders are helps earn-

ed. ,

This is more than can ha. said nbnll‘

some of tho hizher nslrrd lssufa which are still lyivlnl! dividends and w-Ilinz at prices to vield 8 to l0 per cent. I-‘urlh-r ca'"'lr of Flflrka loam-d h 1b:- shorte will be sol-n todav. This was one of the biz factors in the Tb-"ad-lv market

Another dron of S.“ 1W1 i-l io-me to "rain-re hrlnl-q that New to enofhPr hrnvd new lflrv. ‘rile nIY-lrf u! the new rnawln rrlv-lrrm-luie ~11 l""\ affect hv "l1- banks elmuld be reflect-HI in out wecks report from The Federd‘ Reserve.

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when I was going to school-forty years ago-there was a little book on scientific temperance, and the

meqlclne question my hon. friend talked about

the other night was one of the ques- tions we had in that little book. ls that keeping abreast of the times? There is a very great differsnct- betlvecn telnpcrancc conditions now and forty years ago, in every country. We are a little more advanced; we are more progressive; and I submit that if you want to’ induce proper temper- ance conditions» most efiectiva way is by proper training in the schools. Even the Temperance Alliance, by formal resolutions, has impressed upon this Government the necessity of temperance education in the schools. My hon. friends say they have done everything the Temper- ance Alliance ever asked for. I say flint there is one'thing they have made no attempt to comply with. ll you want a solution to the problem of liquor drinking, you will have to get down to tempe nhCB teaching 1n the schools. '

AGRICULTURAL TRAINING NEGLECTED I asked i! there was any agricul- tural education in the Prince o! Wal- es College. What will the answer be? We are told that the inspectors are

Renewal .. . lofundlng . Refunding .- Refunding l Refunding . . -

NIW BOND! ’

AVE. Tomlin; Representative, 3 Kent Street, ‘Charlottetown r » . . . l .

180 Grafton St. P. I. Ne! Ilmier 111m

Lea Government

paid out of a. grant which comes to us from the Dominion Government. We know that very well, because it was our Government that went to Ottawa and made the arrangements that out of the technical grant there should be paid a certain amount for agricultural education. But I would like to know how much agricultural education is given in the Prince of Wales College, or anylvhcre else, at the present time.

I suppose the whole thing is going to be remedied this year, when we got this wonderful referendum. This summer, or some time “between now and March" you are going to ask the people to vote whether they will tax themselves in order to give the teachers an increase in salary, You know that was tried before in this Province. It was tried in the elections of 1919, when it was proposed to increase the teachers‘ salaries by $75,000; and what do you think my hon. friend the Premier used to SB)’ about the referendum? He said the farmers would have to pay the whole thing, that every teachers In "N? Province would benefit at the cx- pcnsc or the agricultural classes- Tilat is what happened in the re-

Money

complete purchase, we. will

Conlluii us ai

Saint John, NB, IlPflll Offilo: ll ChrIrl1l1i1:10u'|1_ I‘.I-l.l.,

on first mortgagee

I? you contemplate buying improved property free from all encumbrances, and desire money to

loan by way of first mortgage.

Till EASTERN TRUST

COMPANY

All-union,

.-\I.II~‘.\.\', $.14, Ft. John's, Nfld. 55.11., Iloillrcnl, Que. 52C

h: glad to make suitable

any time. i

and next lvlarch." The statement, for some reason or other, was recalled. Perhaps it was not deemed adVlS- able to publish it at that particular time. Wornen’s Institutes