, iiRCH 26, #1935

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rYES TERDA 17s STOCK and BOND Q us A T107795‘

l MARKETjOSSIP

IQ Joe-sun mwuwa Ipaolll

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niar n pnlces Iatu dsy 1n s rs er quiet . 8 Btee re

is. however. gsnersliyamsli. The le-

i o rations in the a distric would be 5 r > fills may have n- tbie market for Steel. The psawsls, however, that some vsment huthe Industry will bo

. n . . ' of?» minor reaction was sb- ‘ intent have been expected tsnsltestoftiiemsr-

» ppsi ion‘ to be complete in the

"couple of days.

. Lsidlew and Go.

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\ you: u. 1.. mm. 25—Gold mesa st ne- me against 14e- on Balurd

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Youngstown distrie steel opera- tons begin week at per cent of r gsolty offii points.

sgasine ‘S eel any: Steel o er- atlons during past week decline 2 poglts to 46 pen cent 0t capacity.

enerai Electric Co 1064 earned U! mats d common sbsre vs 3S cents in

Geller-J otons. Corp a a anal... ‘liwi'f..';it°l“.°“"‘gz“ "w nscao o r nn s ha 1014 BIIIlgXQbGIDIG dep o ‘M g bl s share vs. net low $0.82.“? in

Can. racial‘ n‘ 1984 1 “ s ahhre on iardibsrv 3'53‘. a vcfnltl: in

fir: os the preiiercnee stoc ‘y of A ri ult Wells . 5d? s tiwtatbce 16m cents 1.3.3:}. l n holdings will be ex-

cotto nde beyond maturity dale of J i , As to 1 cro Allmlulis! etiou proposes to prov c dlt facilities to cotton farmers to It ordel-iy marketing of crop. ' uillnun 1nc., and subs 198-1 air-w

'52 fits]: 1:15am vs. net ioas

Hill Low least 0H

i 51".‘ $1’: ‘.33..

lllgh lnw~ Lust ‘Up % 30 .00 ow Jones.

OONI MINING AND QUILTING O0 I

MBondsu

it is said Le be making good re - as: with dcvelbplncnt work a‘; the

nsnlidnted Uhibougumau gold field: property, Wnlic work is being largely centered 0n the Cedar Bay group, whel-c a thrce compartment shaft is going down and has attain- ali s dept of over i100 feet, work sls0 is again under way on the Merrit ls- lsnd group.

Business presented to shareholder: _

of rion Autunio god mines at the annual meeting ne in Winnipeg was routine and approved without discussion. Directors vrcrc ss-cipctcd for the ensuig year. 'J.‘he directors

meeting hei on Saturday, declared 3 cents d share, pay- able any 1st to shareholders of rs- coul March 30th. Cine dividend will represent n disbursement of 150,000 for 103-1. Hervey paid flividen s to- talling l0 cciils u share whde net profit for the year amounted to 8.8 teat: s-shsre.

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BAN 0N BAX!

MONTREAL, Que. hlnr Z-Ubil- lilos marked resls nnce selling prcssuro 0n Saturday when prices in general dilped fractionaily. turnov r was excec iugiy low cvcn for a hnf session. Sumo irregularity and mod- erate shsdin of ricea may be an- ticipated dur ag t e early sat cf the week. Market action rems as bullish snd reactions may he accepted ss up o unities for adding to present

w d in the gold

e y a wave o sailln Saturday so than prices show- ed ii 1e progress on r e day. Trend in the gold shares continues bullish. 0a ctious buy Dome, McIntyre, nsko ore and Norsnda. .

Bsnon.

*' nanmo says Bstnrla! Afternoon

NEW YORK, N. Y., lilurch ‘Ziiwheat sud corn lost what they gained Fri- day, but l look for an early resump- tion of thsil- good advance. Cotton

Min-es, following a _

closed slightly lower’ and recent sd- v be od.

i vb k. If W hi t . fi"l°i“l¢ o: us on ever mod

ietiveness and

gives business golf s chance urrthe, we will getvs sl ball mar-

re it . 1 idusl issue: of Li?“ slim-bi“ £23311‘. ° ’ e: Pgeiflip Morris rpsgcted s

likely to'ssll below 84 sn may be bought if it resets to shat figure. American Woollen p recommended a few weeks rallied 4 point: from the low and rc- gfiins s purchssso whenever it sell:

Gen rai Motors may be bought n p and DuFcnt ncsr 88. In short a1 ncent advices hold g so

ood er s sli htly further setback the

g are! iia, ss stated above shoniil 5 points on an avenge. Baring.

BARON’! “NOON LITTER

MONTBEAL,»Que., March 25—-'1'his mnrning‘: selioff on low volume and activity suggests It last week's

s s final bottom. Some

,r F1110“, however, will likely be teen be ore the market Ad: impurtsrlt

factor in the development of recent opposition to the anti-Utility Bill has een the and comments

published b newspapers through- out tbe Uni ed Hts es. A: it new stands, Rayburn insists he will not withdrew his bill, but the measure is likely to be al sl

not an impossibiitly.

Technics 1y, Utl ty shares continue to sct better than avers e. On dips buy Cons. Gss, Amn. ater Works, North American. Am. For Pr. Pfd., United Corp Pfd.

Bookib s for Westinghouse Electric durin t e first quarter of 1035 re- porte 40 per cont to 50 per cent ab- ove some er-iod of 1984.

Psmphle report of the Canadian Pacific it’! for 10M skews total ss- sets of $ ,878,008§ safdnnet work- ing cspitsi of 1.080, earnings show notable gsln.

Commercial activity in Canada cur- rentiy shows more stable ac-

DIW . cording to Weekly Mercantile Re- view ‘

Uneven moment in United States business during peat week, with de- cline in some areas offset by ins in others reported weakness in chenle and Nat Distillers, companies whic re orted excellent 1034 earnings is at ributed in part to the fact that lower price conlpciiiion could follow Canada's plans fer excise and tnrlff reductions.

T e present upward trend in Chrysler‘: sales will result in s good first quarter for the company. Satur- day's report indicated Dodges pass- vngcr csr deliver-lee fn- the second week in March at 11% per cent over the first week. . .

Bsnon.

(Custodian Press) _

MONTREAL, March 2l~firitlsh and foreign exchange in relation i0 the (‘nnndinn duilun as compiled by tho Royal Bank of Canada closed today as foliows:— irgentinepeso .2151. ..ustrnlis gonad 3.8.503.

uatrin ac iliing 1002. .:eigium beige .2251.

rasil rniireis .0030. (‘llinn Hon Kong dollars .4859. Lscchoslova in crown . ..

Denmark krone .2 55.

France franc . .

Gerlnun reicbslnark .4050.

(ll-cat riiuin pound 4.8241.

gollnnd florin

ungnry pen o . ,

India rupee .1118.

Italy lire .0820.

Japan yen .2828.

New Zesiand pound 8.831.

Norway krone 2421 .

Poland aloti . .

ltoumania leu .0104.

South Africa pounA 4.7984.

Swcdnn krone .2488.

Siviizerlnnil frsnc .3201.

United States dollar 2 7-112 per cent Dremiunl.

MONTREAL, March 25—Montr-:al foreign oft-bungee bnd s strong tone

today as the pound sterling, the re

United States dollar and the nch franc all showed gains. The ound rose 2 3-111 cents at H R3 7-1 and the franc was up 01 n cent at

c 605 cents. The dollar gained 7-32 of

‘one percent nt 21-82 of one per prem- um. .

ward Other rates on application

ILATIx—'Jc pcr word, three IIIII lions for the price of two. strictly Dayable In advance.

Miscellaneous

ESCAPE!) 7100M MY RANCH medium silver female fox. Notify Robert Howard, Brodclhene.

. 11-5569-5-29-31.

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'l‘0 LIT -. HEATED APAITMIN’! live moms and balcony. Janitor ‘ service. Rent $85.00. ‘ml.

» Lost

roan-sex. rlsusn rtsssl notiflPetrtck can. 17bit answ- tus. Reward. n-am-a-n-al.

tosr “m: paint suntan firs: linen mo. riodar view

vs at Guardian. . ~ n-ma-u-ae-ll.

“d?” .‘§.'".i“‘.?‘°".... .5171;

I I111 M:

mills u. new... mu. mm pious notify Bert were. metalli- _ ". L-iiocl-B-N-li.

fieiieuifdi 'i=“‘r"“l“.’i§§§l‘i§§»i l? - . t . . ' ill Nil Bland cameo esrrinl- rlnsnr p and w n»: m Immersion, and receive reward. 1

‘.50-Feral n

’ NIW Great llrita .n

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Ooltralunnrdinn Inn-all, 4c per Iorul “Ualtfll and Eastern locals, lo per woril- Announcement: and Coming Ivonts_ Io pi-r word; Clsasifled 1e per word; in llemoriam Notices, 70o per lnoh; I. rs of Ilorai and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, clo , lo pcrmlllcl [otters ol Condolence ‘I01-

psr inch; Nolloes of Thanks and Appreelsfol. 70s psr inch or do. IQ

Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty-five sense.

loan 4-791?!

i 1o ,4 "- o . ‘ : Ii a qiflluvazasal .11.

FOB SALE — AUCTION FOBTY- Five, Bridge and Whist Scorn Cards. Guardian Central Job Printer-y. NOV l-tf

Nit SALE-YOUNG PUB! 888D Jersey Cow, newly freehand.

Howard. Schurmsn, , Central Bedequc. L-5570-3-23-4i.

PIANO BARGAIN — PM)!!! make in first class condition.

P1100 fifty dollars. Apply prompt-r

ly, 2i Greenfield Avenue. Phone 015. n-aooa-a-aa-sl

Wanted located. ardian. n-sm-a-za for young mm. write particu- is-rs s»: sol, City. t-uu-a-a-rl

Extra Money l

s 2 E E E

finwfinlfulnflsm Oleonednm with a dnmp eloh. Durable; won't wrinkle. sell on sidit. Bis lififlil

in n =1‘ it 32E y ; .5?

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MEI. ‘Stack Exchange

Ifildas

Ioalrcd Wlnnipe Wheat ill

b Isa New ork-Cov ee and

hot, Ill Itch-old Itreei. Clarlattr sugar higher; rubber lower. ' ._..__?..__._

LIVESTOCK

Itoelr Exchange. Iontrsal (Mr

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d repeatedly alto has

SW01 (It) C511 1'1“ -- 15° fl.%' bulls, good 50 to

d the producing mines are not to save much money its

u mining depertmenk-cf than“ ‘ com _

M “i532? Miscellaneous

aiderabie tuunover in gold issues wer-e not ut a largo quantity of som

il- 91469! (Canadian ‘Pro ) 1H5: BIONTREAL, hlllufvll 2s

The market for. the

EXCHANGE i,

5 ~ uqgg”

bglil shies 552.000.“ '~

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Md rltetle At A Glance‘

Toronto Mines-Lower.

New York-Stocks sllgtiimlowor. ll I co

IQ ‘ it's-m‘: ...... “a two Montreal livestock msr-

th fgutgday totalled 4,311 ll

"7 1c 614' a com srsivei light run c! cattle u for the” thi'rd cyonsecntive week. trad- “ ing was active at prices 25 cent: on 47 more higher than last Monday‘: ~9 Common to just medium but- 7 cher steers made the greatest ins. 1° Good steer! sold from 5 to .75 i’ with the bulk of m med nm s eers between .50 snd $5.5 snd with l” common steers ran in!‘ from 85.75 to w $5. Heifers sod om $8.50 to 131 $550 according to ?aslhy. Good 4* cows rsnged from o $4.50 with 7‘ the bulk st 25 sdinm cows were 4 $8. to 88. and common butchers 174° from $2 75 . Csnners snd 3&5‘

t choi $8 to$ 75; medium 5.25-

2932 $5 1 common $5.75 to $5.25: steers

050 lbs., good snd ehoiee

to $4 mon

t I5 75 t choice veal Ii 75 to $7; common snd medium to 5. .

Sheep receipts were 45 head. Buck

lambs of the 10214 crop brought $11

U wth the bulk b tw $4 and $4 50. Ewes $8 to Q5; lambs, common $6.

Hog receipts were 2,277 head. Hogs

fed and watered. es and lights were $8 snd extra

announced in heaviss $7.50. Bows were from stocks cg!‘ in $7.5. a e

Wheat nor no .. . Barley C W no 3 5i. Oats (1 W no 2 58.

531"" °i1 Oats C W no 3 43.

Oats feed no 1 41

ll W" Flour spring wheat patent: first: 2%. 4

or a

111 i. seconds 500. Flbu: bakers 81.90

91°" lonr winter wheat patents, choice‘

F 4 30 to $4.40. ‘ Flour white ego I564! l0 Iii-W» Brsn ton h} to $27.16. Shorts ton $27.5 io $28.25. iddlings ton $30 ‘J5 to 31 25. Rolled out: bag 00 lbs .. . n 2 er ton eariots $14 50. O fail 111a t0 11%. 2%.

Eggs A medium 22. Eggs A pullcts 21. Eggs B 20.

E i‘

00 to M rents. B mts 85-70 P E I mts 7% to 70.

Currencies

was higher, the French

.. l‘ 1A. 410D 21 g: (Johnston and Ward) g i6 Block: 017w"! L!“ 7 we

D6 i‘ % 10% 1035 £2,111 16 12 3O 31450 iinfiflfilii .. 2s mimi- ilnnll 18 Walker llr~w 320 Wright Har . . W5 __._._

a w c) gnlcsldyiiifrgni " butt-

m; .. .. n as 0a so o: ‘m’ ‘_'_' .512‘ so to

‘"1112. lisrch '31-

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.-__.__..._._~..-_ ANOTHER D ANGIE.

Dear Oid Soul: "' i: *- ‘thisisgoingtomsite m. .. yonacsr, how do I stand or?" my ole-Q pension?"

(Canadian Press) ' snd ‘gleaned-industrial r.

esd. receipts were 7N bead. With Am

cutters were fr? 8 to $8. . Good bulls sold om $4 to $4 50 snd 10V! common bulls from $2.50 to 33.50. l: ccrs up t3 1,150 lbs, good arid 0

5 to $

7 and choice $5 25 to $5 50; me h5g1 m r5010 l5: common $850 to $4 125 ed calves, good and chocie $1: 17 inm $5; cows, i800

medium $525 to 75: common $2.75 to $8 25: cenners and cutters .50 to $4 to $4.5 g com-

Calf receipts were 1.14.0 bead. w. v~ss were lower both in price and in average quaigg. Afewssles weremnde s o

era up to 87 ooéhomr grades sold at W . >8 sales between $11 50 and $5. Good snd

One common light tmrinl’ lamb sold for $4 ngt wel ed. Sheep ranged f 88 e een

(Canadian Press) ‘ ' were 5 cents higher than the close

TORONTO, March 25-'i.‘radcr| evl- of last week. Bncnns brought $550

vi that mm 8i per hog

ggin remiuvn on selects. Butchers. heav- su o

50-00. Que no 1 mts snd N B cobhiers

the Canadian dollsr n little lower. in tho foreign exchange markets tods, . rling devcio ed modern e-

t stige: th to close U‘ cents higher at $4 7855. The Csnsd an dollar closet: a

M T’L. CURB

nigh Low 14st

iii iii ii 5::- iii

n 1gb low but

N. Y. ‘Stock . Exchange

i lei-loss furnished ohlssbol as? Ward members ofhth‘: Iont c?» 112?... us m ........' u?“ Charlottetown). ° '

u. .\l l-iaid 1.». 2

Bait 01.5.. . g: u L. ' £4 20

Gold Dust

Goodrich Rub

Goodyear ltuii .

Great Wen} Sugar l ..

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ui n13 13% uil 21-5 141% 1k New \ ' n 1:111. 18 North 1114 11 North ' 11% 14 Pack \' 4 3 4 Penn ii ‘|\V 18 Pub s” ~ l l), 2e Phil i‘ ‘i; 151 Pullman (‘n Radio 4

i‘0i‘n . , .. Radio Keith Or-ph Rc iron Sinai .. Ba evrny Still-cs

$51515 ..i

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Soars itnchuvk .,. .1...

i i211; 12"; 11% 14 , Elli, 8 117}. 14 ".15 21): ‘Jil 29¢ “L”? ill 8 8 111i; 2% . E9 29% ' l)? ’ .1 . . (i7 37 femur: Vim-aci- 7 7 tilril-iini- - . L"! ‘l Texas m. 1s 1112i Tex Gull‘ xnl Jil-‘lfi 111% T Roll ii .11‘ 3101i 30 Un 0n Fnrlmll‘ W“ 43 Union 1'11 _ 37% 55 United inrp J 2 United (m! . 10% 11 n s 11m . r1114 31% U S Rnlvlw 11% l0‘): U S Sm lli 11516, U B Sim-i . 21F 291»; Van Stool . .. 115A 14% “flat-per iirns (‘n . . . . .. I ‘In wast Pan-n . ~ "'1".

Wear Elev . . .

. . '. ‘ 9 ‘ggllilgivfnallirlidk 2%

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, March 25—Hutter prlccs continued to rail from last

week's low: on the ontrenl dairy sud produce market today with No. 1 grade in carlcta or less gaining 1A of s ccnt at. 23 to 231.5 cents a pound. Smell lots to retailers were 24 cents u pound fol- solids and 25 cents for

prints. The market was unchun ed. Graded s pmcnta in cariots or esa

C.

The cheese market held steady at 111i to 11% cents a pound for fall ms e of no 1 Ontal-io with aumnleru a cent n pound higher.

No 2 Quebec white potatoes llffllllllli 50 to I10 cents per 80 pound bag and no 1 Quebec mountains and New Brunswick cobbiers iiii to 05 rants. New Brunswick mountains were d5 to 7p cents snd Prince Edward island mountains 67% to 70 cents.

Toronto Wins Most Poetry Prizes

MONTREAL, March 25—(Cl1’.)-- ‘liorvmto pasts won ilve of the seven prises of the 1085 poetry competi- tion oi the Canadian Authors‘ As- societion. Montreal Branch, it was announced st s meetins here 5st-

by a Oeusdisn author. Miss Monk- frvm the French s

by Mrs. Nora. Hsrvey-Jellie oi Mon-

reel.

nsneCbepman iensomoiwin- nipegwonthafiprlsegiveoby MmltIMseDougsilfoa-thebest

Omstsnce Davie: Woodrow, ‘ror- onto, won the om prise given h! MmRAJrhomsol-lfors short 150cm on s Canadian theme with "A Pioneer Wife."

t‘ ‘~~r prise winners:

1'.:s"by Dorothy o. Herriman.

Toronto.

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man poem entitled "Poplar oi the Plain"

a poem, no awarded w "or;

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Vicinity

lvlr. Elmer Sherry who is clerk in Mr. Roy Sheiryis Store Borden is spending a, couple of weeks st his homle in Femwood,

Mr. Emmet Mclsaac of Femwood gas s. recent visitor to Summer- e.

Mr. IelQh Simmons of Lower Bedeque spent a. very pleasant day in Fer-wood on Sunday.

Miss Margaret Kenny 5t, Louis is ct present working in Fernwood- ._.___.

The Misses Dorothey and Pauline Hamil of Freetown were in Fem- wood on Sunday guests oi’ their sister Nils. George Sherry and M11‘. Sherry.

Mr. Basil Sherry, Albany, was in Fiemwood, Thursday on business.

Mir Gerald Rooney, Mill River,

at Femwood guest of his sister Mrs. Arthur Sherry and Mr. Shem-y.

The Misses Ella. and Frances Mc- side.

Institute, held their

eleventh at at the home of Mrs. Alexander Anderson, there were sixty people present.

M. and li/frs. Arthur Sherry of Fbrnwood were recent visitors to Summer-side guests of Miss Annie and Mr. James Olisiloran.

The farmers of Femwood and vicinity are busily engaged in haul- ing potatoes to Summer-side and report the roads in very good condition.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sherry and Mr. James Sherry of Fernwood were guestsrecently of Mrs Thomas Renohcn Proprietress of the Fern- wood Hotel, Summer-side.

Congratulations ore extended to Mr, and litre. Ray Gaudet Fern- wood On the arrival of a bouncing baby girl.

Miss Doris McKenns, Femwood, was the welcome quest of her sister Mia Myrtle McKenna. of the Fern- wood Hotel, Suntrnerside.