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nan nun iuuunns.

Corrected For Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

There was little change In market prices yesterday:

Produce

Pmlfllilv“ _.. Riiuimfil ner 1h - ,\'~>\\' (Tnhbilga ..

lb. Atehisou

qt. Auburn lifotortlxi... ..., ' . Canada Drv .. . C P R ... .

itrispberries . . _ Dairy and Poultry Products

Ezra ... ...

FtvWl . 13-11 Tongue

s Crciuu . . .

Roast Bocf . itoust Pork .. (‘hops Pork ,.. ,.. tort-r lb .,,

ii-‘arts lb ... l.., ... Tongues each ... .. ilnuad ‘Steak

Fish ll2ll‘l(t‘l'l'l . 5c and 10a Fresh rod 4c and 5. ilntidock Sc 1nd 10c “"11 .-- . . 4c and 5i.

MEG

(Canadian Pro/la) TORONTO, Sept 5- Ftlwka

a. 1:. m

{wt t‘ .\l

‘it (Iii .. 1.

Pit-near .. 1235

l'itllilt‘l‘ .127

Pros Air . .. 00

itond‘ Auth .. 45

liinu Gold . 1'25

' .. 110 1i

s... Qs-LL! , §LIUI

bylvnnite .. .. 'l'~*k Hugh ... 'l'hn1us (‘ad .. ‘lknvnnmnc l'ait hirk , Vin-ulna ..

’l'i~t.il lining m) 0pm UNLISTED Altlrwiflflt‘,

Algoma .. 2mm on _

1% 1a lat (‘hr-m Res . . . _.. 1'. 100 Fluvrchiil 0% 2

vpnr" n" sol Kirk Tlunt ... . Kirk Town ... . liakr- Mama Label .

(‘oltcvdtwnl ilihnga . ,

SEPTEMBER 6. 1933

Stock Quotations;

5c. Stocks ' Allied Chem

. Gen Electric ' Gen Foods

‘ Int Harvester" 1i ic .

Pub Se!" N J , llftdio _.. , Stand on N

2 lluion Carbide.

- ll S liubher _ Vanadium ...

THE CHARLOTTAETOWN GUARDIAN

Montreal Stock Market

(Cllulian Press) Stocks

uthurst A .,

ll Tel ... .

Bralilien .. n Car

Massey Harris 0% McCall Front 12 Montreal Power 37:2 Nat Brew ... ‘.. 20 Power Corp ,.. 0 Quebec Pow .. 19 fihnwlnignn 181,5 tr-el of (‘an . ,. . ,.. ,, __ . .,, ,.. ,.. s. 8

Winnipeg E1 ..

Piootal New ‘York Stocks

(Cnnadlln Press)

Am and ll‘ Pow Am Smelt . Am Tel and Tel Anaconda .

Atchison

Dclnwarcjnd llud Eastman .

,.... .<, Gen Blotors

lut N -kt-l _ Nat Biscuit

Tex Gulf

Union Pacific llnitcd Corp .,

,..

“Westinghouse Woolworth ...

PRqQz/CE

(Cmzudlsn Press)

MONTREAL, Sept. 5—Cheese pric- cs on the Montreal dairy and produce market moved buck to the levcl they held sirverai wi-cks ago tminy when they advnnreil 1A to half a cent a pound. Ontario willie cheese became 10 to 101,3 cents a pound with On- tario colored at around 10 to 10% cents. Qucbevs remained h f a cent uutlcr the Ontario levels, Dcalerl at~ tributcd the strength in cheese to lmprnvt-il ileunintl from England. As a result. of the better tone tu the market, country boards nil moved higher over the iveelr-eiid. Receipts totalled 5H boxes.

Thc hatter markit held steady at last week's closing levels, No 1 be lay qnoicrl 11117-73 to 18 cents a pound for cxtrlnls nr less. There has been some improved inquiry from, overseas lint reports of hcnvy stocks, in Western cities have counteracted strength given by export sales. A total of 101 boxes was offered for

sale.

Graded shipments in cariots or less of virus bald stcqdy at 21 to 23 cents a tlOZ"II for extras, 17 to 18 cents for firsts and 14 tn 1.‘. vents for seconds, llfflulpifi were 1.7118 tanst-s,

New Quebec pntatoi-s weakened to itcil at T5 to 80 ennui per S0 pound llliz_ off five cents from Saturday. Offerings of new Quebec potatoes are increasing as Maritime stock will he offering from now on la increasing quantities.

LIV1:'._5:1_'0CK

(Cunuiliun Press) .\lU.\".l‘lii.ii.\|.., Sept. Zx-Uiferings on the lion l livestock markets today lutulicd . tattle receipts were 1.71.00, receipts of livestock were mode up of Mon- days and Tuesday's offerings. Cattle wciu around 25 lo (i5 cents lower, good cons and mcdiutn quality hut- cher steels mostly ‘ to $3.50 and couunuil steers around ' ‘.0. Good cows were from $15.50 to $2,75 and common to medium butcher cows from $1.50 to $2.5, The bulk of the runners sold from $1 to $1.25. hulk of the bologna hulls sold $l,50 to $1.75 lnltcher bulls lgfttlll $2 to $2.25 with the odd top at Lilli.

an

Steers up [n 1.0.30 l1>s._ good snd choice $4 to $425; medium $3 to $3.75;

common $1.75 to $2.7m Steers over 1.051! ibg, [Coil and choice $4 to $1.25; medium ss to $0.75.

Common $2 to $2.75; heifers good and choice $3; medium $'.' to $...50; common $1,213 to $1.75; cows good

50 to $2,731: medium $1.75 to $2,-

common $1,710 to $1.75,‘ canners and cutters $1 to $1.25; bulls good $2.50: common $1.25 to $2.

Calf receipts were 2,l_70.

Veal calves were in good demand and prices fully 25 cents higher. tirnsacrs were barely steady. hood quality calves were $0 to $0.25 and common to medium quality $4 to $5.75. Common to ftllr drinkers were from $2.75 to $3.75. Grssers ranged from $1.75 to 82.50 with the bulk he- tween 82 and $2.25.

Goo and choice veal $0 to $0.50; common and medium $2.75 to $5.75: grnssers $1.75 to $2.50.

Sheep receipts were 5,055, Several loads of lambs were delivered on form or contract at .75 for good ewes and wethers, with culls snd hacks out at $5.75. Fresh sales were 25 cents off, bringing $3.50 for good ewes nd wcthcrs, culls and bucks were pic ed out at $3.50. Sheep were steady at $1 to $3 according to Quality.

Ewes $1 to $3, Lambs good $5.50: common $7.50. Hog receipts were 2,- 0718. Hogs were 10 cents higher than the close of last week. The standard quotation for bacon: and hatcher- wvas $7.25. Select! broukht l1 per hog premium, Heavies $0,711 extras hrnvlea $0.25; lights were selling for $7, and feeder hogs from $0 ‘I5 with light feeders sellln $0 to $11.50 tench. Hows were from .50 to $5.75 with the hulk between $1.50 and $5.

Markets At A

Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto and itiontrvsl-Stocks weaken in quiet soiling. Toronto lillncs—lrrcgalarly lower. New York-Mild well-down near

0. ‘amalgam-Wheat closed lower. New ark-Sugar higher; cotton, n_|bher and coffee lower

cl

_ As G'snd lul ..

$6.50 to “-

Brit. » Currencies Hold Steady In Exchange

(Canadian Press). NEW YORK. Sept. 5—Britlsh currencies held their ground 1n foreign exchange transactions to-

“ day although early advances were

not held.

Early strength in sterling was ascribed in part. to operations by the British sterling equalization account in selling United States funds against francs in the Paris market.

The pound opened 8% cents higher at $4.58, rose to the day's high at; $4.59 and then turned eas- ier. At noon it was 4.58%», at 3 o'clock it, was down to $4.56 while the closing rate was 84.56%. up two cents net.

The Csnadx dollar closed. un- changed nt 95% cents. It had open- ed 9S higher at 951G. The final rate represented a premium on United

33 ' States funds of 514 percent"

The French franc was weak, clos-

’ ing at 5.65% cents, down .04". of a

cent. PEARLS BY THE TON

MONTREAL, Que, Sept. li.—Aus- tralian pearls have gone up $25.00 a ton over last year's price. The total quantity exported during the first nine months of the current finan- cial year (July to March) amount- ed to 1,250 tons valued at approxim- ately $921,315, states a bulletin of the Canadian National Stesmships, which provides direct steamship connection between Australia and Canada. The average price per ton was $740.00 and there was an in- crease in production of 207 tons.

::It Testifies for Itself—Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric O11 needs no tes- timonial of its power other than ii:- seif. Whoever tries it for coughs or colds, fit cuts or contusions, for

» sprains or burns, for pains in the

limbs or body, well know that the medicine proves itself and needs no guarantee. This shows why this Oil 1s in general use.

AA 1€t§LUQ£i

(Canadian Press)

Stock! Amer Cyan B ,,.. Amer Sun Power

Can Marconi Cities Serv ... El Bond and share Ford of U317]

(Canadian Press) WINNIPEG, Sept. 5

("LOSE \Vhcat; Oct. 701,}; Det- 72: May Vw . 6.... on sin: no man: my 4021B

arley: Oct 4114A: Dec 4814A: May AHQA. '

GA SH PRICE!

Wheat: N0 1 hard 71%; No 1 nor m; No 2 nor 07: No ii nor ‘M; n 4 nor 08: No 5 5R i No ti 5o Feed

17A

53%: Track 00%: No 1 durum 07%.

Oats: No ‘.2 C W FE: No ii CW at; Ex 1 ford am: ‘\- 1 feed 32%: N262 fccrl 3014;; llojtfi d 27%; Track 37

Barley: 0 row ox it f‘ W 40M: f! row zflrow 0x3 CW 448i: " row ex ii C W 44AM : No 4 c w 3114-: No No 0 C. W 35%: Track

The 4°

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, sepr, 5—British foreign exchange in relation to Canadian dollar an compiled by Royal Bank of Canada, closed today as follows :-

Argentina peso .3844.

Augtrqllfl notiud 3.. H4.

Austria srhillln: .1730,

Belgium helga .2112.

Brazil mllreis 11870.

Bulgaria lev .0157.

China Hon: Knit; dollars

Czechoslovakia crown .0150

Denmark krone .215".

Finland finmark J5.

France franc .0592.

flermnnv relt-hsmark 1100!.

Great Britain pound 4.780.

Creel-e drachma .0090,

Holland florin .0005.

lluuunry poplin [$074,

lndla rupee 30.54.

ltaly lire .0707.

Japan yen, .2802.

Jugnslavln diner .0220.

Naw Zflflqflcl pound 5.82M,

Norway krone .24 .

Poland lsloti Q1700.

Roumnnis leu .0007.

South Africa pound 4.7731.

Spain past-ta .1204

Sweden krone .2475.

swnshna franc .2021-

Unitcd States dollar 4% per

“r'm1um' (ch-mum Prcnl

Exchgngn mics at the close today

7.2m stwliag n. Montreal 4 "i896- IY S doll " -

n. . out.

h f: . - ‘Qffffy l; XviWlI in New York 4.190. annual" .141" in New York 05K.

.3435,

cent

i i N _ Y k 5.00%. gn-ililldllavlrullollgr pill (Prarls 10.85 francs.

1' s dollar in Paris 17.00", francs. NEW vouvc. ma. rs-utm-ver- olgn exchange irregular, Great llrlt-

i dnnarl hlqh 4.50; low 4.701%? 31L‘... 0.5012: no ,1" ibiii» mien: France 5.04M: ltnlv 7 05' Bflilllllfl

34.50: claim» sacs.

Af77L~(§llRUB

(Custodian hen)

20.107 ‘lermanv

Robb Mont ..e

lioyalita . -- -

‘$1212.55? .' . :1... .1. :1 m we» LI u, .. .. liW. W000 Kirk u; n1 u; s_» ‘Q. ll "I15" P“ ed 0- irfl us; u 45%

I province. The some can be said of

‘é TIST-Rev. P‘, S. Cosmsn, cf Tyron,

‘Baptist; Church yesterday in the [slabsence of Rev. Dr. H. R. Boyer. Rev. Mr. Gasman 1's an excellent

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

--¢ n:

This column la reserved for Queer‘ 171""!!! news of local Interest but n- IOIIIIIIII of n newly llture mly be Inserted at 4 cents n word strictly payable In advance.

BUSTICO-St Mark's Anglican 601mb. 3 p. m. Afternoon service. E. O. LuIlCBSlAl‘.

CORNWALL CHARGE Sept. 10th

D. K. R055. Minister.

PRESBYTERIAN cnuncn IN iCANADApservices Sept.

Ewen MacDougnll will preach ‘Thursday 7th at Birch Hill at 7.80, and Friday 8th at Argyle Shore at: vso: Also Sabbath 10th at Desable‘ at 10.30; Stanchel at 3; and Cape Traverse at; 7. i

CHURCH SERVICES Sunday: sept. 10th: Milton, st. John's mo‘ ilicsn Church, Sunday School 10 am. Morning Prayer, 11 am. even- ing prayer, 7.30 p. m. E. O. Lan- caster

"__— i sonoon OPENING _ The City:

schools opened yesterday morning with the following enrolment - Prince Street 550; West Kent 476; Queen Square 620; Rochford square 540. Total 2186. This is 66 more pupils than were enrolled on the first day last year.

ROAD IMPROVEMENTS-A very great improvement has been made on the Pleasant Grove Road. It will compare with the best in the

Stanhope road leading from Stan- hope Beach Inn topDalvay.

REEJRNS TO MONTREAL.— Miss Annie Buffet, R.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buffett, Cameron street has returned to Montreal to resume her duties on the staff of the Royal Victoria Hos. pltal. Miss Buffett. spent the past two months, the guest of her par- ents. Enroute to Sydney she spent pert of her vacation visiting friends ‘ at P. E. 1., and. also spent a week at; Pictou, the gilt-st. of friends.—Syd- ney Post Record.

WELCOMED AT FIRST BAP-

P.E.I., occupied the pulpit in First

speaker and his sermons yesterday made s. fine impression onthe con- gregntions and were greatly ap- preciated. Large congregations at- tended both morning and evening servioes-Moncton Times.

ISLAND LADY BEREAVEII- Regret was widespread throughout

Halifax at news from Ottawa of the death there early Friday last of Hugh McPhee, for two years Chief Clerk of the ' Pensions Board in Halifax. Mr. McPhee had been stricken with a heartntttnck. He was a. native of Sydney and while serving oversees during the Great War sustained severe gunshot; wounds in his head, arms and legs. He came to Halifax in 1918 as an official of the D.S.C.R., and re- mained in this city until i920 when he was appointed Chief Revising Oflicer with headquarters in the Federal capital. His wife and two children are at. Peter's Road, P.E.1.,_ where they have been spending a vacation-Halifax Herald.

PERSONALS

Miss Vera Andrew, R. N.. left by the S. S. Fort St. George Monday on s. visit. to Montreal.

Messrs. Hazen Howard and Mil- ler McFadyen were visitors to York Sunday the guests of Herbert and Mrs. Lewis.

The Guardian regrets to ieam of the serious illness of Mr, Alex. Stewart, Marshfleld.

Nb‘. Daniel McLean, York, has tmstment. m. John O. and Mrs. Hardy.

Pleasant Grove spent Sunday at Valleyfleld.

Mr. Lloyd Crocket, City, spent Sunday at his home at Pleasant Grove.

New Dominion at l1 a.m. Kingston . at a pm. col-swan u mao. Rem]

I CHURCH OF MSCOTLANIL-Rev.‘

‘To the asters blue by the water's

entered the r. s, 1. Hospital for‘

Mrs. Philip Coyla has returned from Truro where she was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Owen MeoDom,

aid.

weeks in P. E. I. Hospital.

i Mrs. Clarion Morrison. Hampton. British West, Indies has entered the P. E. I. Hospital for Guian," art-operation. Her many friendsf

hope for her speedy recovery.

Mrs. Annie West Saunders, City,i

’ Mrs. 0. A. Hyndiman 1s visitAng ‘her son and claughter-in-law, Mr. Justice and Mrs. Hyndman. Ottawa. She may visit Montreal for a. few|

days before returning home.

Mrs. A. M. Keenan of Moncwn and daughter Betty 0t‘ Ottawa re- turned to Moncton, after spending e. very pleasant va- cation with lVLrs. Keenans daugh- ter, Mrs. A. P. Richard. Grafton St.

Dr. J. E. Blanchard snd Mrs. Blanchard ‘have returned from an enjoyable motor trip to Boston. They report the weather exception- ally fine, experiencing only one wet day.

Dr. Theodore Monaghan, Sher- brooke, N. S.. left by the Hochelsga on return after spending a few days with his parents, Weymouth St, City.

BRIDES PAID RANSOM

LONDON, Sept. tie-St. George's. Hanover squane, the church cele- brated for well more than a cen- tury on account of the many “fashionable” marriages, celebrated there, is changing its rector. The

‘Ven. F. N. Thicirnesse is resigning

both as rector of St. George's and as Archdeacon of Middlesex, and will be succeeded by his son-in-lnw, the Rev. H. C. Montgomery-Camp- bell, at present rector of Homsey.

Although St. George's has to some extent lost its popularity with brides and bridegrooms in recent years there are still a. fair number

of the younger section of the dwel-

lers 1n Mayfair and Beigrevia. who, like their parents before them, seek this church when they go e-marry- ing.

For many years when s bride left the church she was pounced upon at the church door by a motley collection of men of the district who called themselves, “Hls Majesty's Royal Peal of Marrovvbones" and demanded a sovereign in money as "ransom." An indignant mother of one bride refined to pay tribute, the police were called in, and the practice was stopped. It was shown that this method of collection had resulted in more than £400 being secured in s single year.

THE HILLS OF YOUTH

My heart goes back to the Hills of Youth

This golden autumn day;

To the scarlet woods where the maple flaunts,

And the chettring squirrels play.

Where the nuts lie ripe ‘neviib a carpet brown.

Where the netted sunlight glcnms: ’Mld the silver birch with its yel- lowing leaves.

And the glossy evergreens.

To the orchards that hang wit-h red and gold.

With their dead leaves drifting down;

To the golclenmd in its glory of bloom

Along the wayside brown;-

To the golden have of the noonday sun And the cricket's drowsy tune:-

edge, And the stresmleth dreamy croon.

Old friends come back to the Hills of Youth And linger awhile today:

dark night shades,

i011, haste from the Far-Away! 4am Evangeline Warren.

Picture Butte, Alberta.

SHINGLE TRADE PICKING UP

mill. But the upward trend is not. due to any increase in dtciplinarian measures. Many people are now taking advantage of low building costs to do construction and repair work and the result, states the In- dustrial Department of the Canad- ian National Railways. has been beneficial to the industry. A good

deal of lath is also being cut. a1- i though this commodity is not mov-

Mrs. Joseph Dover has returned to her home at Pleasant Grove after a stay of two and a half

is spending the summer with heriflawkms» to Bermuda M.“ M. daughter, Mrs. Athol Seller, Wins-

10th.- Brndalbane at 11 a. m. North Try- z he scum.

' 0n M; 7.30. Dr. M. E. Genge, Pastor. ,

Labor Day. l

To Mr. John Gillies, Charlottetown,

seven years has been of the most pleasant nature. This haippyoels- tionship was in large measure due to the affabillty 0f Wm‘ character, your good fellowship, your constant willingness w help out in any way within your power and your desire to cement more closely that. cordial goodwill and cooperation which has been s. distinctive feature of the Live Stock Branch, Dominion Depart/merit of Agriculture, in this

occasion to pass without giving some tangible small degree, to the high regard ln which you ere held by the staff of

collision.

"have you been doing since?"

Till the sweet light fades, and the

MONCTON, N. 3., Sept. 5.—The shingle trade in New Brunswick is looking up and about 40,000 super- ficial feet of telephone poles are be- ing converted into shingles at one

Oil to West Indies

l nanrsax. u. s., Sept. s-a eo- paclty passenger list features the sailing of the Canadian National ‘Steamahips liner “Lady Hawkins" Captain B. W. C. Manning from Halifax ‘Tuesday for Boston, Ber- muda, the Eastern group of the and British

Of those sailing from Halifax |many n-re Bermudians returning home. The following have booked passage on this voyage of the "Lady

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