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THE __'_CHA§LU'I'I"ETUW'N GUARDIAN

STOCK QUO TA TIONS

‘AC7. S to ck Exchange

Qtsnpdiaa Press)

Bloch

Dlihurlil A Bell '11’! - prniiisn Can (‘or p0 Pfd - Clil Ind

Dom int Nicki-l . . .. Mugoy iiurria

_\|.~t‘.vll Fruni _\luut Pow ... .\'nt lira-iv l'l\\\'l‘l" loril - l'o\v

Coul B

Steel of "u" . iviniiiiuv: P" ~-

uvEs T5c1<

(fiinndinn Pros!!!

_\lll.\"l‘lll-IAl.. Hopi lh-Offorlngsi nil ill" l\\'lI .\ltilill'i'lll iivosiovk liiur- w. today loloilcd 1,157 iiciid. lii-- ...i|.|.= \\'1'l'l‘ compound of 11ll i-nlllv. yii 1‘|ll\'I‘i|. 215i hogs iiiid ill-S slim-p ind luiiilis.

’l‘iir~ vrillln offcri-il m-ro morally coils. Prices wnn- iitciiilyz nil!‘ loud

or \\‘1'Hll'l‘ll aim-rs iiud iiclfern wiia Jud i‘l‘t'l‘l\'l‘(l and won lint sold. The llflllillflt of llio vnllir- ivrougiit iii-- mind 8i for good vows, from ""' $3.511 for nicdiiiiii kinds Anti S. g1 In!‘ vnmilltlii hull-her i-ows. nera rind cutters \\'(‘I‘l‘ $1.50 to 5 (‘onlmnli hulls riingr-d from $2

all

pr:l1-tl<::lll_v gross- rrs nrl were aolii mostly at. $3.511 to i3 Tfi. nllli n iaiiRc of 3.1.2.1 in $1.25.

Grill!‘ owr-ii nnd irn-ihr-ru brought $11.50 vvlth liuck lliiiilm nt $3.50 iiml riillr nt H.511. Shi-cp iroro from $1.51!

to S100.

.\ ri‘\\' curly anion of hogs ivcrc made nt $9.1M) for hllFillll fod niid vrritrrcd. with $1 pi-r hog prp|n|||n| on SPlFIlS Willi tlic iiniiul cuts on off lfdlll’ Sou-ii worr- from $7 m gs NEW YORK CURB ... .:. . . . . . .-

(Canadiuii Preps» ltorhs Anier liyun B .. AmorSuii Pow . . . All 1i and El .

(‘an llnrroni (‘luvs Nr-rv ., . El Bond und .\‘li:ir

Fold oi‘ Fall \

Mark etsl At A Glance

‘ (Canadian Press) ‘Poroniu and Montreal-Industrial clot-ks IJlOLNl firm nnd higher. 'i‘oroulo Mines-irregularly higher. New York-Stock continue rising

trend.

Winnipeg-Wheat closed 1 to 5S cents higher.

New York-Sugar and cotton unchanged; ruhher lower. coffee higher. ~

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Preys)

.\lON’l‘lll'lAli. Scpl. ll—llritlsli iiilll foreign exchange in relation tothe (‘uiiiiiliuli dollur an llfllllllllvll by tin- Ituyiil Ilunlt 0t Uanudii closed todiiy us folloi\'s:—-

Argentina DFSU .2703.

liolgliiui lielgii .1003.

1'hiii:| Hung Kong iloliurs

licnnlilrk iirrnil- ,2'.'lli.

France firiiil- .1i1iiil.

Great Britain pound 4.9551.

Ilollund fir-rill 11781.

liidlii rupee .3154.

ituiy liro .0815.

l‘nltcd Slutea dollar 0.32 per lint

..'iU06

prr-iiiiuiii. (Viiiiiidiiin Press) (‘liming o.“ gr» ‘illl‘NI——- At “trill -l‘ouiiil 4.1555; U. S. dollar LIN) '.i frolic 1i.l\1_

.\l New \'iirk~-l'l>l|ll1l -l.'.l 4'_ iidiiiii ilullur llll ll-lli; fl<lii1' 1i. ,, (‘lliiiid-

w.

At l'lll‘lfi——l'lllill1l 711115 fr; lull llollilr 15.13 fr; U. S. llullur 15.17 L; Ii-uiimi.

golil~l'oiiiiil 1's- (‘liiinillziii

In - . S. ilollur 511.121

dollur 59.211 cciils; U.

routs.

i\’i~l\\' YORK. Sept. ll——l1'iirl-ign Pxfliililgl" steady. lironl llrilriin liigli 4.04%: low 4 11.1.; i‘io.<.- 4.011;; 1m

(lfl,\‘ mu.- 4.n-.-.;‘ noun.- 11.50%; Italy 3.13M: Belgium 16.87: tlerinliny 40 25; (‘nnnilii lifl 11-10.

Currencies

.\li')X'l'I1i-l.\l.. Sept. l—'i‘rilding iviis light on litontrcul fort-lull (‘kflillllflfifi toiloy. liiil llic pouiiil ntcriliig iiuil tho lliiltoil Stilton tlfillllf‘ liotli vloscd wlvi tillillll gains,-

"iio pound rusc H. of n i-i-llt to $4.0M‘, iind tho doliun wus up Hi2 of oiio per cont iit 0-152 pcr i-i-nt pre- liiiiiui. 'i‘lii- Fronch from: held lin- Pllillltlfll at 1l.1l1 routs.

NEW Ytllth, Scpt_ 11—L‘liuiigcu n! tile IlllFfIHVPIll proportions uiily were fi‘l'lil‘ill'tl iii thr- foreign exchange ninriiola lni|:i_\'.

The Fnnniliun dollar ciriiwil iii n dis- i-oiint. of 5-11‘. por cont, ngiiiunl li-ll2 poi- ceut yrcnlordni’. The French franc hclrl ilnciigngi-il at 1l..’S'.Il’, i-ciiiii wliilo the, pound sterling. clout-g iit 91.94%. ahowcd a Inns ‘of ‘A oi’ ii cont. _

Slip-on pumps are stressed for afternoon; they are of antelope de- corated in appliques of patent lea-

Centrai fliiarlius locals. 4c per word: to prr wordi

word Other rates on Ippllvntlnn.

____ Agents Wanted l’

lliiiimnm (‘harp for any advertlunani twonty-Ilva oonts.

ther or dull kid; these match the heels.

Advertising Rates-Payable in Aiivanc

per word; Wanton: and Eastern locals, In Announcements and CoIlnl Innis lo per word; Oiasslilvd In lierimrlani Notices, ‘mo. pr! inch: Llltl oi Floral and Spiritual Oiiarings, Carlin. sin . 4o per Iinmri IAN!!! of Condolrnca, ‘ilk. per inch; Notices or Thank: and Approelat on. 700. IGI Inch or 0o. pq

A liieirzfieli; Week-d ._

CANADA'S CELE-

brated “R.oyal" Series. Personal Christmas Cords. Dollar dozen up, Liberal commis- sion and premiums. Experience or capital unnecessary“ Five dollar Sample Book free to workers. Giirretson COIIIDEIIY,‘ Brantfoi-d. Ontario. A, W. N-7-l2i.

.__ For Sale

.___i_________._ FOR SALE — AUCTION FORTY- Five, Bridge and Whist Score

Cards. Guardian Central Job ___Prlntery. __ FOR SALE — HEAVY BROWN

Paper" suitable for placing under rugs, etc. Guardian Office. L-3-ii7-tf.

mini-r ofiirmrtoouiiié housc, 32-34 Weymouth St. Apply J04 Richmond. L 8867-9-11-31

FOR SALE-COTTAGE WITII large garden space and double liarage. Apply Guardian.

L 8863-9-11-21

FOR. SALE — IMPORTED REAL deer skin fur coat. full Jeiigtli. reversible. Size 38 to i0. value $300.00 for 825.00. Apply 165

Jfiorchester Street. L-ilBili-B-li-Qi.

FOR SALE -- I-‘IR SHINGLES. Good quality $1.80 per square. McLeod Mills. Bellcvue.

L-Bllill-ii-ll -3l.

FOX IIOUND PUTS FOR SALE from the best hunting strain that money can buy. Reagh Coles. New

_\_Vilt.shire. P. E. I. L-8858-9-ll-3i.

FOR SALE-YOUNG BOARS AND sows out oi registered and quali- fied dam. W. J. Jenkins. French- fort. 9-12-31.

€:-_'._:_'____€._*_ _ --——:

HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENTAL. Plpelesa Furnace for sole. Paints at half price. Tontarrs Accessor- ies. n-san-a-io-ai.

Miscellaneous -L

PREMIUM! RECEIVED-INFORM- ltlon- given and new oiislneu vn-ltwn on plans to cult your eWfY heed at our new oflioc. Currie Building. Charlottetown. J. A. Moon. Sui-Lilia. -

KIM: LEAVING Ioa MONTREAL

to Tuesday. iieptoinber 17th. can accommodate 3 PM- lfifllm comfortably. Phone M0.

l L-UOIO-O-IO-tii.

\ Work l Wanted.

r Work. Reference. A . . "n of GIIIMMIL r.- -i-i-.~-ii. Ixrlamvcso come-ray om.

WANTED — A MAN T0 WORK on farm. Apply Roy Crosby, Corn- wail L. 8840-9-11-31.

WANTED AT ONCE. MAN T0

work on farm. Apply Asher

I-Iowatt. Carleton Siding.

L-8875-9-12-1i.

A LESSON FROM THE DE- pression-Be a Civil Servant- Postmun. Customs Examiner. Clerk. Stenographer, etc. Free Booklet "How to get a Govern- ment Job." M. C. C. Civil Service School. Toronto 110.) M. H. W.

Sales lEp-flinio or For:

SPARE TIME MONEY. APPLY for on agency today to sell Prem- ier Art Guild Christmas cards. We equip our salespeople with a smart portfolio complete with handle and dome fastener containing '71 exquisite Christmas designs. Pric- es start at one dollar per dozen. Better cards at vnrious prices up to four dollars per dozen. You need a complete range to be suc- cessful and earn large commiss- ions. Write or call in today. no obligation or charge for portfolio. Premier Art Guild. 202 Castle Building. Montreal. Agents also wanted in smaller towns.

N-KIOB-B-ll lo 21.

To Let

T0 LET-UNI-‘URNISIIED ROOM. Apply Guardian. L-8820-B-l0-3i. T0 LET - l) PARK STREET. CON- veniences. Apply 198 Cumber- land Street. L-B800-9-l0 1i.

TO LET - ROOMS FOR. LIGHT housekeeping. Apply 212 Kent L-BBIB-iJ-IU-Bh TO LE'1‘— COMPACT ‘I ROOM house. radiators, grate. Apply

Guardian Office.

‘ L-BB31-9-l0-1I-14-1'1-l9-2l. -—--""—*"'_ T0 LE1‘ - 8 ROOM DWELLING—

modern conveniences-barn and

large garden, at St. Aviirds, the

property of the late George S.

Tanton. For further particulars

apply George J. Tweedy, Char-

i°l,@wwn_ L-8873-9-l2-4i.

y Artistsl Supplies

AMATEUR ARTISTS BEND FOR catalogue of Christmas Card de- signs ir. black and White for hand colouring. A profitable Pull?!"- Blmpies and catalogue ten cents or catalogue free. Tall!’ 34°! A“ Shop, Wellington a York. Tor- onto. B-IO-S-T-T-tl. Sept. 2o.

.. ..______L_(EL

mar - BLACK smr PURSE Bag. Finder please ill"! I'-

Vlnts hounwork. Apply Guard- "h- 1.. am-o-izoi

Guardian Ofiico. L-OOW-Q-li-li-

imvuvc

[Canadian Prus)

TORONTO, Sept. 11—I’rli-es felon‘- cd an upward tiend on the mining section of the Toronto eiclllingc to- day ss iialea reached u toliil of 611,- 000 shares. highest of the week. In. dex for 20 golds stood at 101.118. corn- pared with 104.38 ycateniuy aiii-l the index for 20 iniacelaiieous iillnes was 01.44 against 00.311 yesterday.

Golds after a slo_w atari. began to more in lute lrudiiig hilt lnost action took place among lJlliie iuetril issues which recorded considerable vuiiccs. Bear Exploration with poliit. gain at (l1 featured the group and had a turnover of shores.

(lain: and losses among tho unplug golds were mixed. Little Long Lili- 510d the guiiia with u IO-poiut ud- iviincc iit 5.40,

lu tho hose II1PlRli'l_ Sherrlit flor- drln scored an eight-point ndvlincc. Nornnda won 1% aliend at 380i. Ulla‘ ivcrc quiet iind geilcrnlly film.

(Canadian Presr’

TORONTO, Sept,

Stork! Acme Oil It

(‘iii iiiid i-liliii Fun lilzii . Uuriliiio ll t) (‘usllc 'l‘ I'm] Put l‘ln~iii lira‘ . .

' 11> l'1illllll“lllii lloiue .\lllll'.~ l"i'iinkllii . lilllririlrlu l-‘uli-oii . .. liodhi luikc ... liriiliuiii (irnniidu . (lroi-iiie Stu . llulilinr

.\IPrl (ill .\ilii (‘nrp Muff Hull .. Morris K Noivhc .. Nipissliig . Norundn , .\'ni' (‘liii tilgli ()|l l'll,\'llllirillt l‘ol (‘nlii , l'l‘i‘il)li

loans (‘nu 'i‘oliiirn _ . Vr-iiturcn Wnynido \\'rl;:iil II HilH-r . . .. ,... 'l‘ntnl solos 011.0110. l NLIBTEI)

Aidcrninc llir-tl ‘Fr

l‘iirk Hill ,

Pond Orc

l'nr|' (‘rn i. Rnliii .\ioiil ti‘; Sud ililnoei . . 1?,»

PRODUCE

(Punndinn Prose) .\lO.\"1‘lIl~l.-\L. Si-pl ll—lloiii:liid was i-iirtullvd mi llii- .\l0iliI‘1‘lll llilll‘_\’ uiid prmlui-iv rnnrkot today oiiil i-gi; prices i-uscil iglitly u-hiio utiu-r ilnoa \\‘1‘l‘l‘ nlinilt tho suiiu- nu prov- ious qllfllllllfllill. 0n tlio egg iiiiirkr-t giudod uliipiiicnts iii curlolu or loss \\‘l‘l‘l‘ quoted iit Ill <..-utii ll dozen for '11.’, u. l- llllii. , lo "' vciitii for l‘. Iii-roiplu \\‘i‘I'i' S50 I'll. At tlic weekly liuctlivii hold toi no I Quebec biilti-r iiolil Ill centn illill no 1 u|l1\‘(‘l' i-licellr iit lii Ii-ill cents n pound. No l irolorcd Qllftbftl‘ chi-rec brought 111,5 cents. Butter priccii were quoted on tho nlurkot nt 23 ccnts ii pound for i-nr- iota on lNlR of no 1 with sinnll loin to rr-tuilrrx nt 23% to i-unlii a pmimlrfur snliils arid n cent iiiori- for prinni. ileci-ipta woro l|l0 lmxcn. The r-hccnc market. Ivar 111,3 11% cents ii pound for no i tliitlirln with fin 1 Qlicboc at 10% to 11- cciils. Arrivals iolnlled 2.770 lions. Quebec pouitoca in Qty-pound

23

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Nickel Leads Uptrend On Montreal Mart

(C. P. By Guardian's Special WIN)

MONTREAL. Sept. l1—Interesi'. centred around International Nic- kel and several selected issues on the Montreal Stock Ebichange t0- day as the market milled in the face of continued encouraging re- ‘Pflfl-S from trade and industry- Trading was only average and vol- ume failed to touch the 8.000 mark.

The market again took a large volume of profit-taking in its stride to move into higher giound. >De- mand for newsprint and textile shares again supplied the chicf im- pulse for the forward movement. International Nickel, however. was far in advance of the remainder of the list in the riwe to attract attention.

When it sold at 30 1-4 nickel touched its highest level since June 7. 1930, and it was heavily bought to pmvide the feature. Easiness a few minutes before the close de- veloped. however, and the stock fihlshld theday at 30 where it held a gain of 5-8.

Newsprint and textile issues were also in fairly heavy demand. Bruck Silk jumped 7-8 at 17 1-8 and Can- adian Celanese was up 1-2 at 21 1-2. St. Lawrence Corporation firmed 5 cents at 1.30 and the pre- ferred stock was up about l-i. St. Lawrence Paper preferred firmed 1-2 at 13 1-2.

Total sales bonds $13559.

‘Stocksfl-"llleach New High On N. Y. Market

Frank MacMilien, Associated Press Financial Writer) (A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Sept. ll—Racing stock tickers rattled out a story oi the share market today which re- called some of the rousing sessions of the late lamented bull market 0i 1929.

The stock list pushed ahead again into new high territory for the your at a trading pace which was last surpassed at the climax of the market break in the mid-summer of

were 7.927 ahares;

1 By

lll‘,','§,,,,(,‘,'° _liist. year. Turnover in the stock ]'fp]\|l|'\r . . ‘exchange was 2.577.450 shares, the lino] A\lr“~- _ »~ greatest. volume since Jilly 26. 1934. Pill A II l v

lu-u 1.1: s when 3,337,620 shares changed lloiio Gold’ . hands-

Klwlit‘ L, l. . As measured by the Asszciated {toy-ruin} . Press average of oostocks. ‘the day's - i f Ii. ,

Sfflrrm maikct advance was inf a pfilélt S"""'lii“ goal ‘lvhlcli ill“ 13g: 2.31.33 o: Ho! " l . 9S CV6 I‘

Plllllll‘ -- Poi). 5 of that year. at 51.4.

i‘ ‘\""'- ' ' ' ' " A number of active issues rose .lii| Rosin .

silo m... from 1 to 3 points to new peaks

for n year or longer. but it was n-table that, a. good many of the shares ordinarily looked to in Wall Street for leadership churned ab- out rapidlv with little to show for their velocity.

The flame of buying enthusiasm which rushed through the stock l'st. however. foiled to spread to nny degree to cthcr markets. With the exception of rails. most corporate liens in the bond market. were hesitant. U. s. government obliza- tions mostly shaded lower.

Stocks ahead about 2 to :1 points ' included Westinghouse at '19 l-8. U. 3. smelting at 95. G~llins a. Alk- man at 32 1-8. Howe Sound at 51 1-4 and Electric Aiitfl-Llte at 3i l-4.

Some of the issues up only srghtly at. the close or showing small declines were U. S. Steel. Standard 0i] of N. J.. Scars. Snn- in Fe, General Motors nricllnlcr- national Harvester.

Principal gainers in the Consid- ian li=t were I-Iirnm Walker and Nornnda. both up more than a point. Frncti-nal improvvmcnt wn< recorded bv such lawns as Dome Mines, McIntyre-Porcupine, Inter- national Nickel. DisVllers-Scwrramn and Pcll Telephone of Canada. Canadian Pacific. Dominion stores. Brazilian and ‘Ford of Cnnada wcrc slightly lower.

MTZ. CURB

(Canadian Press) Stocks

l! .\ (lii . ... ... ... . “Pllllllliflillln . iiriiii Mill; liiip 'l‘nii

imp oil

llil l‘r'l1' .

Wnlkvr l'l'~| .

Durirign. recent ton vigeks one fatal road accident was

re- ported in the square mile of the

PAGE FIVE

Th6 C;

~

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYs. A Great Agency of Public Service. A

N. _R: is_oue of the_worlcl_'s greater: transportation systems; Its length of track alone entities ‘I! to_i.hat distinction, but its chief claim rests upon the nature and extent of the services it renders; While entering practically every important centre in Canada 1t also serves widely diversified and distant areas, and in very many instances is the sole agency providing railway facilities;

o.“ rbib t- .,, ,_

The C.- N._R.- is a large direct emflployer of labour, and indirectly, by virtue of the nature of its freight and other services, also enters importantly and indispensably into the commercial and industrial activities of the Dominion . . . creating new wealth . . I distributing rawuind manufactured goods I . I enabling more employment and wages to be provided.-

, wean“

Notwithstanding the sparsely Populated condition of much of the territory from which the C. N. R. obtains its freights of grains, minerals, forest products, etc., its charges for baula e are very low . . . Canadian railway freight rates are probably the lowest in the worl .- On an average the C. N. R. receives less than one cent for hauling a ton - of freight one mile. '

Of every dollar of revenue received the C; N. R; pays more than one half to its employees as wages, and it purchases every year many millions of dollars worth of Canadian rnade or produced materials. million dollars in various taxes.

The C. N. R. also pays in the course of

These facts, although thus briefly stated, are of tremendous importance to Canurlu. and Cana- . dians; Thev are here presented in the hope that greater patronage will follow a wider ' - -- appreciatioh of the part this great railway system is performing in the commerce and development of the Dominion . . . and of its vast potentialities for future service. Stand- ing as we are at the beginning of an upward swing in business generally, renewed and enlarged opportunities to use trans ortation facilities present themselves. The C. N. R. is ready and anxious to serve . . . e cicutly and economically. Iis departments embrace passenger and freight transportation, express, tclegraphs, steamships and hotels.

Durm

the present season t/ae C. N. R. i: providing . specia fare: and excursion: between point: throughout l Canada. These are exceptional travel. bargains. The neareil C. N. R. Agent will be glad Ia gwe full Imrliculars.

a year over six

_ ._ ~ .-_=—_—.-...aiaiai

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Proms) .\l0.\"l‘Rl12All. ' ' Whcut iior no ' ilurley t.‘ W i\1l ll ~13, 1min, iced no 1 i0. _ Flour apr-liig wlicut patents. firsla

$.40. Flour seconds $7.30. l-‘ioiir lirikl-ri-i $51") ‘our o" tor win-zit pntciilu, clioivc

Shorts toil Xllddliiigs lnii RS271.

lloilod i»!!! ling till llis $3.05.

llny 111i 1 |\l'\‘ lllil Ullfllilq 511L019 to

$11.00. (‘lirzvio- iio 1 lint lit; to lllq. (‘hcoai- ii oi Que ill". lo 111,.

iullcr no .1 ‘J3. luflflil lii cilrlona A 1 iilrge 4i’ ‘ A 1 iiu-diiiiii it},

A lnrqzc Iill. gr A Illl'lllllIlI 3T.

FRUIT INDUSTRY OF SOUTH AFRICA IS IN . FLOURISIIING STATE

Fruit. h; one of South Africni» up rmd coming industries. and lllllUll pilCll headway that it! will soon be in the postllon or the Unl0ll'.\ acr- oiid industry, ranking next to wcol. Gold is the chief export, cillircly market for fruit paliicillarli- villus. Sugar and maize. llOl‘.'(‘\'(“.‘. zirc ilic LWO main commodities-pinch Cun- ndn takes from South Alma. uni- cr products arc wacl. pcriiimes. sheep skim. monuazic c, noon-ding to the Industrial Department of the Canadian Notional Railways. Canada took 36 per ceili. of South Africa's exports in 193i and movccl from sixth to fourth place as re- gards imports. an increase of over 100 per cent as compared with the pmvius year. As regarde total ox- ports from South Afzicu. Britain‘ is in first place followed by Franco. Belgium. Germany, Italy. Holland. Canada, the Unitrd States. the lat- ter taking goat akins‘. shccp skins, diamonds and chrome ore.

Rises At. Six

Cheery At 90 IV, X StOCk

(By Tho Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG. sum. 11 — Though she is more than 00 years old Mrs. H. 0. Ncss of Dawson, Minn. who 15, paying a visit to her son. Oscar Ncs: in this city. is still as spry

(fnniulinii P711!)

.1 '11

and cheery as most people half her ‘ "' "

agm .\ll win»... I ... Sllc rises at a a. m. every day- “; 33:1,," W‘

Silo docs ari enormous amount of i M" .1,‘ 1,.’ work each day. kccping her own‘, .\.....»~.i.i¢. home and managing her own busi- l -\'"l"-"'" iicss affairs mid incidentally being; il“_‘t',‘|‘"\“ a great church worker and active in , 1 all community affairs. Every Pve-l nlng, with very fcw exceptions. slit! ‘ ‘I takes a brisk ivnlk. It is this cx- l .~_ y“ erciae, she sitys, that keepr. her , l‘. |\l'i"1i1lll|'i~ body so remarkably supple and ‘ {r-"lqfilid llllll stralzlit. s 5;" “,!;.‘,’.‘,.'

She ivris born in F1128". Nofwflll- ui-u Firml- Sho L: an inveterate traveller. In

tli‘li .\llll1~l'\ .. . lhc 5G0 mile motor trip with her 1 l\l"““‘l"*“l son from Dawson to Winnipeg. she l m, ‘H would not let him break the trip 1X v 11 in- un overnight stop, and \Vl’1(‘I’1l ~\_">"l", lll"_\' ai-rivcd lli Winnipeg, she ai- l.""

most insisted on helping to untie 'r.»\ on]. i the luggage from the car. Pub-H '=Iv'|~\ l'iiinii l‘ii-- . . .. iwiimi 1'Hl‘|\ . . i1.» l‘ s uni. .