MARCH 25. 1931

f ES TERDA YTFS TOCK AND B

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Ruin ~11 -'..|.‘,._»,- _ . .\|nn 1‘ .\1 in llll'l'_\ uuni .. .\||I||| IH-u in! | unit-on i'u\\\~\‘ . ‘ . ||| railnuinf Puhlix _ --: _ if-ilklliln-l Ytuluk llifliliflfii ... _ ‘ ‘ ‘Nor Your umi in, l) . w," ln-"m _ 4| Vi lp’ t you)...‘ ‘.1 111m Pow . n- » *l.\'in~rrltt urn ion-pr: ,-|_ . l. . ‘ -‘ _\" -,. _ uunnnm m1 ul’ cw Jcrsc. . .- In _ ""“'- m‘ ‘if! filer-ilk m, Sterling ‘u-nvilivs A . m,“ 3W“,- QN. PM» “Mum ,‘ Wuliu-r. ilmun alllgtlifxiifl]; IJOZIINIOS or‘ ianzanu “mm, 1-0,‘, (lmhlium __ ‘l I v (-'_\.\ll.\.\‘*rl-;1~1li noxn- [g 1; 0 _ __ n; t"... . out! __,' ,,_,- 4,539 ggg-vg :31?’ 1<~'--‘"-.~-" THE w RKET illiillunvgr .. .. .21. u >1 u . .. 4'“. -...'.j.'.': twin’; 111?.- liizlttfill i.‘ l A S . __ , _ ‘ t: .\' 1: . .. 4v |u' mum unon s f. c. . fl. . i‘ lWM-T "hllliillnallo" til-UNI! 21.1‘: . .. pf‘ 210.112 mum ,<"'l;,,,.1,‘,',:f; [PM (Canadian Press) , _ .. .. .- :.- t; uat: my: l; .. Qw-WA- 0-»- Mm- M-m khd';l'$“*':l“‘m_.“f;:\f:"_';)1fl:“itmllialc-fnn" v i: . .. npc 105.00 nwnnn s mn-im- w 1; firmer tone cn‘ the Toronto and '- ’ ' lu- ' ' P . t - . ’, uuutol th-vuluprng u. bu!“ cur-Wu. m,“ 1; N l: ' " :°'!"'r':m‘::‘"' 1+ Montreal egg markets continues and ‘mm-ft '1' ‘fjffffml’ "m! 1"“ il-I-t W" c .\ l. . mn- 1011.00 who s t; 1.30,. |_ prices are expected to advance fur- Wllhll l-Iwls by 111v iliulvur=ulv non: w 01-‘ L\‘\‘ un lmvnu c ( - amp n1‘ ‘Ufwlvllliiiuill nnd Alnniclplli ~|*_\_\ p ‘HMEIT ruuypag.) ‘ ‘ ‘ h‘ dlf lift" M than a, nit: u ill! mlllslnnce from hu- 3,‘... m.“ Hm 0 w‘ m , ! \ . ‘ TORONTO This n k t l 1M WM!“ utility issues. U1’ lulu, imw- ' n‘ N f “i313 \ f» '. ‘ f‘ ‘ x ' c"g nmr e S fly-re iunc been lllllllifililktllbil.‘ 3|:w1_'|g;;7 lffflgg,‘ [Pmxlintlwrr firm and unchanged today but it i8 u rm" . . _ . ' '.'.‘»...;.":.';“.$.'r ...'.'::.:.';“’“’ titzizbztf‘ “Elev” that "We wt" hm" “*- iialllfillug Imnlis. ']]‘hnn fur Hm muvculunl NorlJiiirl 1112.31 To; n ‘uni ther. Brokers report $111125 Of graded "(Illi I b s x '1 ‘ ‘ v u ‘ flr nor ti... iilcuuzllélitty Y~§i.‘.::§‘|§:-.|‘§ir.§ $3,’)? it'll‘. “ iiiififf {imfmj}, If“; ‘WM flhipuwnts at extras Z1 1-2 to 22; "WI"! vellum-l list. u. unu been uunfiucrl Uvllfvilii-ili mum u pm-lfk- _ ' n“ firsts 19 1-2 to 20; seconds iii, de- glfiiiliflil; Hlwl or l\\'o of [he more pruur on '- Hiil . I'm; (‘m-p “vexed neu mnnlruls. it is nutlcrii lilill u-lu’ p13 ]'.('|I1‘ Ill-ill i0. [I u Imp ' m" "‘“"‘"“ "i W" m’ "- the wnruni- .. .. Ortmuw v1.20 91.110 u s l m“, MONTREAL-Egg receipts here -*-~ ~. - . '6 today were 3,909 cases as compared ‘Vnn Steel to 4205 cases on the corresponding \' ll l‘ “.11? “m; day last year. The market; is steady u a ‘Vt-v! iiivv ' today. A car of prairie eggs is rc- \\'- '~ .. . 1 T" _ I ' wot',‘“;." . _ “,2: Wm‘ h l‘ ported sold on the basis of extras Agents and Guardians m case of illness or ‘Qjvghvl; l; 11137;)‘ 15%|] {fiat} 1L mm. 23 1-2; firsts 21 1-2; seconds 11. . u . -~, -, - absence from business_ _ ’ Montreal for shipment. The spot w . . . . market is unchanged ILLS filed safe] ad mister ' y’ m ed" ' - SAINT JOHN-Stocks of eggs on 11].} '”"' _ ARTIFIFI" "“=\Pl"TE hand here are heavy but current re- " u. . P r _ T T i -—— ‘"1 »~n' QHWI ceipts from country points are below ‘ Artificial gru, . un electric fur- the corresponding pergod 15st yo“ Pmfuci- 15 made m" Niagara Storage eggs are entirely cleaned up Head Ofllcez-lfll Prince William sf. Saint John. u. n. l “ - o“ “‘°- with some enquiries for new cuss iilinnrrlfiu Llnlment for Lummlenn. {or storing’ but there has been no - inward movement to date. Paying

FARMERS:

our duty to advocate the

1° You.

one prominent grower

You cannot offset the present low values of farm products- except by de- creasing the costof production and by increasing your yields. Therefore, it is

mixed chemicals rather than factory mixed fertilizers, because of the saving of costs and the higher yields it means

If you buy chemicals you can Purchase the same amount of plant food at. $5.00 less than you will pay for a ton of mixed fertilizer. and have from three hundred to five hundred Pound: less material to handle.

Home mixed chemicals ifcneraiiy Bive better yields than mixed fertilizer, Particularly in a dry season. Last year

n IZEIi! FERTILIZEIH!

hundred ncres with mixed fertilizer, using 1800 ibs. of a 4-8-12 mixture per acre. He reports: “the mixed fertilizer cost me $50000 more than the chem- icals would have cost. and based on the average yield I obtained with the home mixed chemicals during the same year 1 wa short three thousand bush- els of good potatoes.”

use of home

Mr- Farmer, are you work- ing for yourself, or for the manufac- turer of mixed fertilizer?

This Association working solely in the interests of the farmer, advocates the purchase of chemicals, and home mixing. Manufacturers advocate mix- ed" fertilizer. The choice is yours.

We can uppiy you with either or both. Write us for prices which are the

planted one lowest we ever issued.

r. s. I. romn ionowzns’ Assocnnon

INCORPORATED

MONEY AHEAD

Puts Worries Behind

_l5.929' investor: are now purchn- mg Associated accuriciu 0n tho monthly investment plan.

Thfiy realize the value of a reserve --a backlog for n time of need. Runner caving, and investing ind lP\1n¢|_ wfiurity paying an attrac- tive yield is a sure way lo build l YCSCPVC- I

Associated Gas and Electric Com- PBHY $6.50 Cumulative Preference Si“? m!!! 15¢ Purchased with u fir“ Payment of $10 and $.10 monthly. Pncc $100—yicld 6V2%.

In r/u! a! Ibo nearest Assmrialed S 11mm nfin.

Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co., incorporated Ufin n]

maritime Electric. C0,, L1,‘; fhurlutfcimvn. l’. F. I

prices to country shippers arc 1o\ver at extras 23 ‘to 25; firsts 20 to 21; seconds 15 to i6. HALIFAX-Receipts of local eggs On this market for the week end show a substantial increase over the past two weeks due to the mild weather conditions. There are no changes in prices over inst week oi- though lower prices urc anticipated later in the week. Dealers‘ quotations to country shippers for extras 24 to 25; firsts 22 t0 23; seconds 18 to 1'1. delivered. wholesale DTKCOS to rc- tailers are extras 3i to 32; firsts 27 to 28; seconds 22 to 24. CHlCAGO~Sp0t 1'5. \ ""5 2i, No- vember refrigerators 24 1-4. MONTREAL, Que, Mar. tat-Prices of eggs, butter, cheese and potatoes were unchanged on the present pro- duce and dairy market hcrc today. Cerlot prices of Ontario and prairie fresh eggs were quoted at 23 1-2 to 24 cents for extras, 2i 1-2 to 22 cents for firsts, and 16 to 17 cents a dozen for seconds. Fresh extras to retailers regained their yesterday's loss, being quoted at 28 cents a doz- en. RcceLpts were 3.909 cases. Re- graded eastern townships and fresh western number one butter was quoted at 31 to 31 1-4 cents a pound and to retailers solids vzere 33 cents and print-cu cents a pound. Re-

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LIVESTOCK MARKET

‘MONTREAL, Quc, Nlarch 24.- Therc were G8 cattle, i860 calves, 203 1105:; and 2i sheep and lambs in- cluding about 20 cattle and 40 hogs on thc two local livestock markets today, all held over from yesterday. The cattle were made up of a_ cou- pie of load of fat heavy steers and a few cows. There were no early sales.

The calves offered were practic- aiiy ail common to just fair quality and price quotations were corres- pondingly low. The bulk of the sales were made at $6. one load of fair to medium good calves sold up to $6.50 and a couple of loads of common to just medium veais at $6.25. Common light veais, including drinkers or pail fed calves, were sold as low as $5. Hogs were firm at $8 for all grades other than heavies and extra. heav- ies. When sold on grade selects brought $1 premium per hog over bucons. Heavies brought around $1.50 and sows around $6.

"TELL ENGLAND" GRIPS WITH ITS POIGNANCY

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, March 2i-"Tei1 Eng- land“ a film of Gaiiipoli, from the book by Ernest Raymond, well known British author, and directed by Arr thony Asquith and Geoffrey Barkas." cannot be coldly discussed as an en- tertainment or as an cxerciscin cine- matography," says the theatre critic of The TIMES. "Parts of it are pro- foundly, almost intoierabiy, moving; the audience, knowing the evcnt, is yet held in a t/czision higher than the tension of excitement; no man of im- agination can witness it without suf- fering. The story is of the Geiiipoii landings and evacuation-a story which when told with the screen's npprcocix to naturalism, cannot yet. be considered with detachment.

"It is remarkable that the illusion created by the film is always most powerful where Mr. Asquith and Mr. Barkas have either abstained from dialogue or have used it not. to con- vcy information or to illustrate char- acter, but imprcssionlsticaiiy as a form of supplementary sound," The TIMES critic continues. "Partly for this reason, the opening is very wcak. The two men, Rupert ‘Ray (Tony Bruce) and Edgar Doe (Cari Harbord), who are afterwards to servo in the some company in‘ Gali- lpoli, are here shown as senior schoolboys in the spring and early summer of 1914. The intention is to emphasize their friendship and their youth, to offer n peaceful contrast with the scenes that Me to follow.

for Miss Fay Compton as Mrs Doe. the mother of one of them. Some o1 this may be IlOCESSBAy, but how much better it would be l! these scenes of

Dominion 0f

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Th e Dio cesa n Church Society

held yesterday afternoon chair. The chairman welcomed Province.

George Westbrook, Captains

and Wheeler

Mr. Phillips’ absence. The usual routine

during the summer season.

out.

Wheeler the

Asked l4 lfilll ll0li.05ll(ll.10

The 87th annual executive meeting of the Diocesan Church society was in St. Paul's Parish Hail with the Vener- able Archdeacon White, n. 1).. in the ' to the meeting Archdeacon Watson of Halifax. a. former Archdeacon of the Other ciergymen present were Rev. Canon Malone, Rev. H. R. Coleman, Rev. G. T. Spriggs, Rev. Bell. of the Church Army and Mr. George Teuton, a Divinity Student at King's College, and now lay reader at Alberton during Rev

business m5 transacted and plans developed for church extension and mssion work

Divine service took piece in st. Paufs Church at 7.30 last evening. when a large congregation svas pres-

The Revs. Westbrook and Coleman read the prayers, Captains Belt and Psalms, Archdeacon

Stewart J orflues 8c Co.

Correspondents of

Greenshields 8c Co. i

Members of the Montreal Slack Exchange

Jill

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Morning Stock Letter

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