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MARCH 23-193* 'rue cHARLo1"1‘l~:'rowN GUARDIAN __

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J Morning Stock Letter Mt’l- St0Ck

(Unlladlln PMI)

‘f ` 'l0aoN'ro, mares an-and

---_- - .- Exchange

(Received over Pitfield and Co's

' Private Wire) NEW YORK, March 21--The ar- rangement of an alliance between four of the great European Pow- ers to ect against Germany is an important development and it is impossible to forecast what the ultimlte outcome will be. The bourse in Paris this morning B in- active with prices lower. In New England flood damages are in- preasing this morning with in- creasing rains in that territory. In Pittsburgh territory the water is receding. Presumably many oi the railroads will suffer losses with the exceptiou of New York Cen- tral which may actually receive additional income through hand- ling business for other railroads. western Union reports earnings of 3203 per share for 1935 which com- pares with $2.15 for 1934. Dept. Storee sales in the N:w York Me!- ropolitan area for the first 2 weeks in March showed a gain of 11.1 pea' cent over a. year ago.

NEW YORK. March 21-Except

for a few individual issues the flood news should not materially effect the stock market. Even in’ the case of those companies most directly affected there does not seem to be much stock market nervousness. However, so long as there is il possibility that the sus- pension of operations at some plants may restrict earnings mat- erially over the next month or so. it would seem advisable to look in other directions for speculative opportunities at this time of greater fundamental importance to the market ir the steady im- provement which is offering in the European situation. The evidence of a powerful demand for motor cars, the .strong statistical position of o number of basic industries and the prospect of heavy and contimlous Ciovt. sinndlng for the

remainder of the year should keep the market from getting very far on the reactions and sooner or later effect its entry into new high ground.

M T’L. CURB

(Supplied by Plifield and Com- pany members of Montreal aim-k exchange and curb rmarllet)

Btocin Dpen Clon

B A Oil 23% 23%

Dom Storee 0% D;/2 Ford A 25% 25 Imp Oil 23450 "3 Int Pete 37 37

Blclrhrrs

\l'nlker Good 20 20

New York Curb

(Supplied by Pltfield and Cum- puny nirmirnc oi Montreal glock exclmngu uml Curb lllurkef)

Blocks Open Last

Amor (ins Elec 1171!, 371/Q Atlus Corp 13'), 13% Clt Serv ` Elec Iiond S 23 22% Ford A

Ning liud

(Cnnadllln Presl)

(Supplied by Pltfln-id and Com- pany members of Montreal aim-it uxchnngo and orb market)

ltookl linen Last

Abltibi

Rell Tcl Bmzllinn Brew Corp Can Il C Pow A i‘nn Nor Pr i‘||n Ind Ai

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Cock Plow Cons Smell:

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0% 1311, is

L’T0 ‘£7

38 'T2 14 49

ny, 101;. 32% vu,

10% 15%

131/S

Miscellaneous

Stock:

Amor Cyan B Amor (ins Elec

Amer Sup Pow Assoc (ins Elec

Atlus Corp ('an Marconi (lit Serv

Creole Pct Elec B Sh

Close 30% SFU/.\ 27's

.. [-1 EU.; '.' gigs!

gulf Oil Penn .'

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Imp Oil 22% Int Poic 1103;, Ning Ilud ll~'}(, Sid Oli lion 10% Un Light I‘i\\v A 'Il/¢ Un Light Pow pfd 52

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UmW&§§§§§§ WG" Advertising iiates-Payable in Advance

Olltrll- Guardian locale. 40 par ward; Weltern and Eastern locale, Io por word; Announcements and Corning Events to per word; Classified It Der Word; In Memoriam Nntieel, 700 per inch; Liste ol Floral ,ami lpirltllsl 0ff rin C d cle. 4 name- Letters of Cunrlulenre 100

G Il. llf I, | U |061' ¢

por inch; Notice; of-Thanks and Appreciation, 70° per inch or do per

word. Other rain on application.

lllimum Chlrlo for any advarillement twenty-five cents,

For Sale

Miscellaneous A

I0! SALE ,IN BORDEN, SIX _ room bungalow. Apply Ray Mac-

Kenzie. L-3247-3-20-61.

FOR. SALE-RUBBER TIRE WAG-

on. Parker Wood, Southport.

L-3249-3-20-31.

FOB. SALE - AUCTION FCRTY-

Five, Bridge and Whlst Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery.

FOB. SALE-100 ACRES FRONT-

iog on Hillsboro River, Tracadle Crime. Lot 36, formerly occupied by John Leo Smith. Apply to Mc- Leod Gt Bentley. L-3179-3-1'!-til.

ITIIDNG RUBBER. TRACES, NEW

and used. Complete for horse. Clint/on Morrison, American Rub- ber Belt Dealer, Fredericton Eta. P. E. I. L-3236-3-10-71.

FOB SALE-PLYMOUTH SEDAN

1080 model. Apply Guardian Of-

‘nce. _ L-3261-3-20-Li.

S P E C I A L PRICES AT ART

Wortlfs barber shop, Gt. George St. L-3302

THE BEAUTIFUL THING ABOUT

saving through Life Insurance is that if you die your family is pro- tected by the amount you expect- ed to save had you lived. Consult J~ A. Moore, Currie Bldg. 27-tf.

AUTHENTIC "LIFE OF KING

George", contains the story of the development of the Empire during his reign; as well as the romantic story of the Bachelor Prince. Over 350 pages, profusely illus- trated. only $2. Enormous demand, liberal commission. $5. to $10. per day easily made. Credit glven_ Do not delay, send at once l0c to cover cost of mailing free-cloth- hound sample book, Winston Company, Toronto. N-435-3-20-Si.

To Let

IEVIBAL FARMS FOR SALE,

odicel to let, wanted small cot- tage to purchase. Appiy McLean & McKinnon, Royal Bank Bldg., Charlottetown. L-3250~3-20-31,

FOB BALI!-JERSEY COW. NEW-

ly freshened, rubber tire bike wheel wagon and Harley Davison Motor Cycle. Sterling Lord, North Tryon. L-3251-3-20-31.

FOR SALE-33 ACRES A‘I‘ NEW

Glasgow, Lot 22, occupied by Cyrus Gallant. Apply to McLeod dr Bentley. L-3266

ron sean -T or..4n1or.us

blooming, size 22. Varlet’es mixed. $150 per 100 postpaid. P. C. Bowneas, Albany, R. R.

1:3273-Zi-21-4'.

BABBED ROCK CHICKS, BLOOD

tested, bred to lay strain. Order early. Prices reronable. J. H. McPha1l, New Haven.

L-3253-3-21-35.

FARM 100 ACRES, MOST DESIR-

able pr-ope:ty, excellent buildings, location, conveniences, sacrifice price for immediate sale. Full particulars write XYZ Guardian.

' L-3215

|01 IALE-DRY WOOD SIIAV-

in¢e. boled produced, and stored last summer. Excellent for bed- ding live stock and poultry. Ee- peoialiy suitable for Fox Ranches. Qecial rats: for carioad lots. Moncton Lumber Company. Lim- ited, Moncton, N. B. M

N 434 8-20- .

M0'l1)Il. VIBSIL- e"_ Length st it., 12

e 20 horse power.

line and hoist. All condition. Apply L.

Bonshaw. P. ll. Island.

L-3289-8-21-Bi..

liz*-='”' '- _ Male Help Wanted

Woodside, Tryon.

m _ L-8200-S-21-21. ll.tAl.l MAN wamm 'ro lllipiy famous Watkins Producti

_~ lo lltohlislild eutiornrs ia Cher-

iottttowiu Weekly earninle WUT' ll #.80 at start. `l“!D¢i'i°1'|N viIi\Ii09@l . Crefit furnished. Amir 'i\.r1empi¢. J. rr. witlrim

arg:-»,;¥w za 'giggél

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WANTED - MAN OR BOY FOR

farm work. Apply John Leo Mc- Guigan, Hope River.

L3337-3-23-21

T0 LET -- TWO BRIGHT ROOMS

with or without board, fireplace. Central. Apply Guardian.

L-3293-3-21-31.

T0 LET-SEVEN ROOMED MOD-

ern heated tenement. Possession April 10th. Phone 798.

L-3259f3-20-31.

T0 RENT - DWELLING HOUSE

with or without land, desirable locality for doctor or tradesman, near bench. Apply Mrs. Geo. H- Kieliy, Covehead Road.

L-3284-3-21-31.

" LET US LIST ANYTHING YOU

have for sale. If you need any particular article write or call City Sales and Service, 202 Rich- mond Street. L-3212-3-10-21-23.

_____1V_e_9fe1___. - WANTED ._ COTTAGE TQ RENT before May lei. ADP4' "A- Guardlan. L-3251

_______.____

flrsts $5.70.

(Canadlim Press)

MONTREAL, March 19- Wheat. nor no 2 90 1-2. Barley C W no 3 46 1-2. Gam, C W no ‘3 37 1-2. Oats, feed no 1 35 1-2. Flour spring wheat stents,

Flour seconds $5.30. Flour bakers $5.20. Flour winter wheat patents,

choice $3.90 to -4.00.

Flour white com $4.40-$4.50.

Bran ton $20.25. Shorts ton $21.25.

Mlddlings ton $26.25.

Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $2.75.

Hay no 2 per ton carlois $9.00.

Cheere no 1 Ont col 12.

Butter no l 22 1-2 to 23.

Eggs in cartons A large 35.

Eggs A medium 34. Potatoes P E I mts 90's $1.35 to

$1.40.

ts 80's $1.20-$1.25. ts 80's $1.20-$1.25.

ts 50's 80. ts 10's 16-17.

obblers 90's $1

obblers 80's $1 -

ts 80's $1.10-$1.

ts 50’s 80.

is 10's 16-17.

Que mts 80's $1.05-$1.10.

Qu: no 2 95 to $1.00. MONTREAL, March 22-~'I‘rad-

ing was at a. standstill with prices steady on Canadian commodity exchange produce section Satur- day.

Butter Spot-Que grass

to 23.

Cheese Spot-Ont col

make) 11 to 11 1-4; Que (Nov-make) 11 to 11 1-4. Eggs Spot-Ont A large _26 to

28, A medium 24 io 26; A pullets 22 to 24.

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EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, March 22-For-

eign exchange easy. Great Britain demand high 4.96 1-8; low 4.96; close 4.96 1-8; 60 day bills 4.05 1-8; France 6.62; Italy 7.99; Canada 99 3-4; Belgium 16-94; Germany 40.43.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, March 22--Egg prices d:c1ined three cents a doz- en on Montreal open produce mar- ket; Saturday while butter was steady to firm. Cheese and po- tatoes were even.

Grdded egg shipments in cariots

or less were quoted at 37 cents a dozen for A large, 25 for A med-

lum.

Butter was 23 cents a pound for

carlois or les: of no 1 while lots to retailers were 24 for solids and 24 l-2 for prints.

Potatoes: P E I mts 90'S $135 W

$1.40; 80's $1.20 to $1.25; 50's 80; 10's 16 to 17; cobbiers 90's $1-30 T-0 $1.35; 80's $1.15 to $1.20; N. B. mts 80's $1.10 to $1.15; 50'; 80; 10's 16 to 17; Que mts $1.05 to $1.10;

shares held their ground but base metal and other groups skidded off moderately in r. slow session on Toronto mining market yesterday- Most of the higher grade stocks indulged in narrow swings. The miscellaneous mines index was down -60 to 135.78 at thi close. Among the seniors, Braloi-ne» Hollinger and Teck H\l8be.s re- corded the only price changes, the former two advancing while Teck declined 5 cents.

cents were boarded .for Buffalo- Ankerite, San Antonio, Pickle Crow and Mcwatters.

A moderately heavy tone ruled

in the base metals. Hudson Bali dropped 3-4, Falconbridge 10 cents and Sudbury Basin 15 cents. .

(Canadian Preu)

' 'ron0N'r0, March 22.-

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Anon 58 Alex 2'/s Algonla 7% Arntrlel-1 '15 Ashley 15:6 Bagaulac 3/.\ Harry 3% Base lllct 23’/I Boar 30’/0 Beattie 140 lilg lilies 00 Iluiijo 19

" lirniorne 725

li R X 20 Buff Ank 505 Buff Can 0% Bunk Hill 11 cal nam 113 Cen l\|i\I 113 castle '1' 130 Cen Pat 93 Chem It 110 cuimur: 40 Clerlcy 4%, Conlurum 220 Dnme 45% Eldorado 112 li' Bridge 910 Fed Kirk 5

Franklin

Gods Luke

Goldale

Graham Grnnnda

MINING 'N. Y. Stock ,-

Exchange

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(Bupplied by Plilicld and C0. Members of llontrenl stoelr .ex- change and Curb Market)

Stocks Dru Lost

Air Re

A1 Chem 193% 194 Am Can 121 121% Am For Pr 8% B5( Am Rad 23% 23% Am Tel and 'rel 1011/, ‘ 1001;, Alu \Vn!0l' 22% 22% Anaeondl 35%

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Recessions ranging up to 7,

Atchison Atl Ref

Balt Ohio Bendix Av

Beth St - Briggs Mun Can Pee Ry

Case

Cher 0 Chrysler Com S01 Com So Con Can

Con Gal Ca

Corn Pro

Cur Wright

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Ill Cen Int Hur

Kennecott Mont Wnrd

Nor Alu Co

Nor Pao Pack Mot Paramount: Penn R R Phil Pet Co Pub Ser Co Puro Oil Co

Radio Co

Sears Ros South Pac

Std 011 Ind Std Oil N I Studebaker Co Tex Corp United Co

_ra um ge Hot Hud blot Car

Int Tel and Tel Johns Mun Co

lllur Corp New York N H

Iludio Keith Opph

'ns ani 10'/. 24 it 55% 00% mari rss

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Millions of

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Pick Cro Pct Cob Pionu-r Premier Pros Air Preston Iicnil Auth' lied Lnkn Ilclm Gold Itoclu-

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St Anth Sud Ilnsin Suri Cont

Sullivan Hylvanitn 'l‘llshot|a :Fork Hugh Fexlls

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Ventures Wnlic Amu Wnyside \Vhiic EB

5 B0 10

Goodfiab 12’/5

22% 21

02% 8*/I 147| 37 59

45 41 oi 0 ‘A asc ‘ii-.5 11 140

sei 20 13s no in 121/. 081.0

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3% 10% ees ern 16 Lil 210 9054 103%, em ‘ 111 :leo :xo 2.1

435% 1 00 » 241 40 410 415 20 :ns ws ..

‘waters took a. further toll in to-

sam/° sf, Zi85§ 38% 03%

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United Air 27512

Warner \`rol 122/2 12 West Un 39% 93 West Air Brlko 42% 42%

West Elec Woolrvorth 50% 50

' Glance

T #Canadian Press) orono and M tr l_ _

trial stocks lower. on ea Indus

“Toronto Mines-Irregularly 10W. New York-'Stocks lower. Winnipeg-wheat 1-4 to 3.3

cents higher.

New York-Cotton higher; Rub- ber 1°Wer; sugar and coffee un. changed.

Flood Damage Reflected n New York Mart

(By Fl'i\.l1k MICMHICD) (Associated Press Financial Writer) (A-P By Guardiarfs Special Wire)

Realization that some of the

allen on my l ° ° -5 Little Savings Ma c

BH INSURANCE ASSETS-large in

the aggregate-actually consist of

the “little savings” of more than 5,500,000 Canadian policyholders. The great majority of these 'policyholders are men and women of moderate means. whose thrift often involves personal eacrince.

Sharing in the protection and inandal security of Life Insurance, are people from every walk in life-including thou- sands upon thousands of wage earners whose savings are necessarily small. That is why Life Insurance is rightly regarded as Canada’s greatest co-operative enter- price.

Mm., ,,,,," Life Insurance

Insurance mean so you and your de _ dants, in protection and peace-of-mind

Then you can realize what millions o similar savings mean to the people o

Consider what your rar/ings in Life

pen-

Canada. . _

These combined savings in Life Inset ance, which total more than Two Billion Dollars, are safely and prodmbly in vested so that every obligation no policy holders and beneficiaries may be prompt ly and fully met. Day after day, year after year, the “little savings" in Life Insurance accomplish great things in sid ing the widows and fatherless-in edu eating children-in making older men

and women inmciaiiy independent.

22 s iff: Insurance

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Wiliscy tg 121% 1Vrlglit H |90

- Potui lniol 726,000,

UNLISTED

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Dill Oil East CI' Home Oil Hull Bny Lnko Blur

Malrhli: ‘ lilanily 25 N Ilnwk 2% Norllnn “ Oil Sei 6 Osisku 10 I’nrk Illll ggié Pnurleu I( 31,5

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Currencies

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, lldhlrch 32-Major

currencies gave ground on the fweisn exchange marker. satur- day in terms of the United States dollar.

The Canadian dollar dropped

1-16 cent to 99 31-32 and the pound sterling slipped off 1-8 cent to 84.96 1-8. French gold francs

@5435 $

1;s% 5 4%

No 2 whues 80's 05 to Sl.

held unchanged at 0.62.

major steel companies, railways and °'f~h@i' llldlwiiries may suffer severe inundation damages brought fur. ther moderate selling in pivotal is- sues

At the same time scattered stocks °f °°mPanies that may benefit by reconstruction activities in the stricken areas were in demand. Both buying “Hd 86111118. however. lacked vigor throughtout the two-hour session

Transfers totalled only 840,486

shares, the smallest volume since Dec. 14, last. The Associated Press

a point at 61,9

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Bonds held to a steady range _ -- -if _f 2

ed 3 Among others in arrears as

Motors, Bethlehem, and Standard

were off fractions

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Oil of New Jersey. _--

Among Canadian stocks Domin- (0.11. By Guaniim’s Special Wire)

lon Stores and some mines showed MONTREAL, March 22-Lack of

the only gains, the former 1-Biintgregt by buyers left Montreal slightly.

ahead and Dome up 1-2 point. |5i,o¢k Exchange list on the down- Quebec Power showed t-he greateeifside in the sma.‘lest volume for any metal leader with a drop of two decline at 17, off one point. Cana- ,saturday to date this year.

dian Pacific, Distillers seagram. Light demand for papers and

Intemational Nickel, Hiram Walker utilities gave them a steady lone while Noranda lost 1-4.

Ford of Canada and Lake Shore but liquors, textiles and metals

shares of J, 1, Case exhibiigd pol ;' " " " ' sazse:ii_as much 0-: 0:0 P°im5- Cm' gihlzwinlillgn gytim ] bed L th ith d A EIZIIIC ODS W€1‘e S 98 Y. B !l'iiIC . il 6111 B 1-38 “£8 W arg B Vance of A dribble of demand that boost- C. Power and Power 3 po ts to 138 1 2.

d b llding products 3-4 to 35 3-4 held even

American Telephone was among 9 U - the leading losers with s decline ' n was traced by vbeefver-'» to an ln- Sale totalled 5.205

average of 60 stocks was off .3 of '

V ' 'tai

of 1 3-4. American can also yield- e S S | 0

S Bi

crease in the companys dividend 52,650_ rate. Dominion Bridge yielded 1-4.

or so were marked up for National

A Industrial Alcohol, however. firmed Lord Provost John B

points while Nickel dipped a point he showed how to ba to 49. Hollinger failed to appear I tried to emulate h

Gains of the minimum fraction me beak my penny.

were ghown by Montreal Power and am a Bcoi'.sman."'

mucn as 9, min; Qi- more were U, M f M small gusts or selling swept the num snows now S. Steel, N. Y. Centra‘, General t I0 liquor division and losses of a point 1;

GLASGOW Marc

Breweries and Dlsiil`ers SSBEYOIHS- the King left Glasgo csoclated Breweries and Canadian London on the regula

Consolidated Smelters was weak man-so human that

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