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- iv $011K. N. N». Jul! i-Tlla- “$5,; tipened dllar yesterday and rice! tended to lni rove further‘ until Y“ close when" o t" taking develop- Im m, which n; or rec one were

d. - “come estataheo of the market. to un- r

TM which" we‘ have ‘men-

000,41!) IMIIIIO of atooojlllo h.»

rnio week - sad . 00o a" 1 ‘at. $317. ._,000..-.0_ror High Low- I4“

30 ind . 00.92 05.10 00.4%

20 Rails 48.46 42.03 A330 .41

20. Utii 33.78 - 28.32 8.55 J1

40 Bonds i4. .05 Dow Jones.

mason san- '

bi news llullPd 1:0!!! til!!! t0 time rmently-spd KNEW YORK, ji’. ‘L, July ti-sjaee 90% indications that it ma! have dIICOI-llib‘ the market continues to Abdicate that l”

,4 the current recession in buslne higher prices will be seen I suggest 15% well illustrated by tho steel stock that weakness be-used for the ur o 3.5%

l. hla 14th low for U B Steel was of addin to ii e - i d p v "' -- b8

T“ agd for Bethlehem a2. Tha ed. ' n" H” 7' °°““"‘““~" i: C" Found -- 201

sra now Iyllini ,nt about these Buys: Dorns, McInt!ra,.Nnrth Am- Am For PM” " 9%

th ericnn. Am Gus and Electric; Col.‘ Gar Am Pow u‘), 25% Elnocté-‘lcb Honda lid Ssh-re, gm,‘ 9"’ Am Sm." R It ‘u: -

o acro m t; . .

g1; "iimlibgf go" .?org"ge‘iiliurglif igfi-T “mild 15.“

na . ou ern sci ... at- '

reduced. lzomery Ward. lnti Hsrvest:r,- (ggyi- ffiufff," " 75% in- continus our bullish view on ier sud Westinghouse. ' ‘wk, u °p 147a

‘h, mrlrket though expecting any “Mun _::hb“:_:nA;‘.‘a .. 541%

improvement toLbisdlqwtznsrséléllalé-n, IINAIMAL Qllvlbl,‘ “if; rudwln Loco I: : .

h suuaulrvt‘ uowrnnal .11 lgw, -' . laalrlltiadeliiloA. 2%,‘

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‘T _ _ ' _ lance ilrnin Company did-iigtzggn i" gzgrflllfhegflglllml‘ 15% >05“. - filidllfi’ l“ new " all: i innna iir m: an .. .ny n1 _, s undcstood th ti“, "rt . ’

Ki increased $52.00o.o0o to shoaimoo. eiiriiii statement. for the-ytei-"ezdtif; 555%,‘, M i? 221/,

gm, brokers ioana off 811300000, July 81st next will show to d n- gin , G,‘ A, 10% 10% “P.i"l*..:l"::...'::':. a" “"1 ii£‘.fi".2°"'2°"tl’i“ "uv- ~- P’-= " ‘ ll“ i‘ to a ~ ~_l u sao PM. swoudid _.

:51 iii 4 a year ago. N 1 Bank ratio improvement of anbroximsal $10.5“. 3;‘: gnu“ 0% d?! n02 against 71.5 and 58 3 respective. 000 in the earning power pg i Q ab“; Cb" N l... l.- . .. 2%

qyFiiltlioylnent index of Detroit ‘Board Plligilzlehdsr ill-IE‘: ‘mildly moIlth-i (jgegmtkmnhi fimonu lav‘ 2 . pg . ~-

,i( Pornnierce WI] b]. on June 80th to date and in view of the rgefleigfi Eiffmrifflin- " 3% 8%

rtvlullflfrd with o3 21th June lath and zwd ehnwine made for the ens-as Coco ciihi 9% 40%

90111“? {llgtgonaoiglgsmabs- in ti ‘ g {$55.33. Wm!“ 'ti,’p""tlllt the msn- Coluni Car lqlolu oil Y Qmcrs o W con nueta’ 'ug _

,\' l‘ Stork Exchange against coliater- 1W 0f paying the pfd diripfiritndl.‘ M‘ gbnunqsfia‘ m“ 14%

l] ml July 2nd were 3.1i percent of Shareholders o! Dominlondfosl pfd. Can Can 341/5

in nllmrkct value of all shares listed "ill lenrn with interest of the fact Corn Pgqrjflég" 79% |gllllilil £i_percent on June 15g, that production at the eornpanyi E.l palm“, Mia riuise hntlonni Junk declares div- mines in June totalled 319,403 tons Eastman Kodak’ 9°94 91V.- Miiiil of a‘! cents on common, hen. which compares with 221,844 tom- fr} Eieq Aim, L“ Y,” 935$‘ resenting payment of four months at the same month of last year and 378,- Ekc Pow Line; o J“ 2i ippglliflr quarterly rate of 35 cents. 662 tons in May of this year. Ihstniis First Ntsl Stor " ' 5 6% pli-iarnda hereafter to be declared in connection wittr the Compnpy’; Fpx pilm " * m 135% suni-rinliuul '. plan to liquidate pfd. dividend arrears’ Fre " ' 13 13 ltflny average volume of Federal which amount to over 8T0 a share sra Gencpxzt ha?‘ 32% 33% ii..."- aiinlr credit Olltltllllilng till?‘ expected shortly, ‘ Gen Elke" 18% 1w. Ink W"! ""19" Jill" 3"! "iii! WAT!- Finnnclni Service. Gen .l~‘oods ' 3W Ge \f _ I ,- , “""“ (ioglirtit-‘ht Bub ..~ ...'.'».. _ > H ... ... . Ml L. CURB EXCTIANCE i3¥2§l§.‘“r§}‘}’- *' - ‘an ,. . » ~ r3322”: .23.’. ": ~~ 2W- =3; inc-v" m“ , , = - lat. in...- ( stnsd Press) y ' ' ~ ' - ' -- i, 13 MONTREAL, iily $~Britlah ".4 JZSMTQHD 12% s ‘ __ a 38% éonolgrécxsblalngc in-rclstllilla t‘? --the Kn", m,» 51i5£ ' '—‘ ' _ ana n 0 ar as comp e y tho ' I . girfifiiilgufigr’ Fun.‘ ma? 88”‘ aw" m" o! Cloud- closed tom- itgngos s c 2"“ Con“), ‘mpflj " 2Z4 as follows;-_ Kym", T6“ ° 10% m" CW w, ~~ 1* I‘: Argentina peie .2310 Llmhm c, all ' " -- 5 animus llound 3.9738. ‘m. M -- 2e 144 Belgium bel I .2315. kg w, ha?" B mi, l" Btolll mil-re s .0034. i u, T“, k “ 18% i“ 3§l'-’il<§§l°§'-‘ii"°“‘ “°“‘fi'iii“'"’- t 2'25’; I o a crwon . , ' 1%,‘ gelimilri; lireiie £232. it?!‘ PAalcka“ 3g“ - rance ranc .0 . , 3g t 2-45 Germany ltelchiiniirlr om. rem, ix?“ 28% 48 great Britain pound 4.8045. Natl Bis "l4 llelcbrrs A 1g Hangs?’ flog-lg‘, 1135i“?! Prod lielchcrs B 6% lndln n1 e5 31115“ ' I t Pow Xnrnndn 4M5 hm n é: _ , Newjlarell .1. l‘. khiii .. . Y ii -- - hevr York C: _ 3e11,; Antonio 58g gzfwazellkllifl D0"!!! l-08i72. -_ rth Amer n Stiorriit . s3 s y“ rone 151g » berth Par: . . . . .. Sisroo iiincs 23o aye‘; {its bound Lasts. m: Mot nit Hugh 10o lie-luau 'i°"r° ‘m’ .- . _ , Penn Rail v-iiliin-s . 82 82 n vane .1224. Pub 8th b‘ l’ ,,,,,,., 3",,“ a, dlgllllfzil SIM-s dimer 1 percent ghlllilips Pet _ “Pr, u‘ _ ; - - v Ii In-an Co “ " “z m“ s“? YORK- Jill! d-Forelzu er- Radio Corp l? "i189 RMQY- Great Britain demand Radio Keith Or h ~ "P!" 5-056: blah ll-Oilii: close iLfli- Re Iron Steel“ . ' ' " = m 28.38; ' ' .' ‘ “ " i, ' 3e. ; ciiiedi 10iu.00. Gem.“ §l.’..'.;,..§°‘3‘,,°"_~- = . 208?’? pVac . (Johnston and Wlrfl- ' ' L50“ “c cmrnoo. w: o- CUTTGIICIBQ §?.“.§.'i §§,§‘,,,,",--_ '- - Maud Gus Elev _ (Csnsdlsn Press) $12“ gm‘ i£5ifi.“§.?“§f”'ii..?.“.‘..ii T32. ‘"1’! ’1ii.‘.l"i’.‘.“'"“" vhrinrci today while the Uhlttdeystfllcl bu: “ti? , _ riniirir null the French franc remain. Tex Gulf siil

75% and dipping

I

ed ullvlillngcil. Sterling lost 1/‘, vent lit 54.1 -ili The French flunc remain- ' at 0 53 cents and the Uri. dollar continued at one I h’ iliscount.

.\l‘.\\ lUllk, July o-lrorelgn iii“. rencles moved within a jriiggjonn range today on foreign exchanges, Pound sterling ragged s trifle, the Canadian dollar was unchanged and the French franc got up n hit.

The pound closed st its high for the day of 6.04%, after opening at 5.04% to 5 04%. it closed Thursday at. 5.05. The dollar showed no cbsnga at one percent premium while the French franc advanced 1/, cent to 6.50%. v

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Mr word; Announcements and 5° her word; In

vrrlnch: None» of The Wrd. other rates on application

ItATEx-to per word, slurs insu-

iidvertising Rates-Payable illilliliaililil

Central Gnsrdlsn locals. 4a. per word: w-mri ind Ihitdriflooili; If"

tlnlritnsi Offerings, Cards, ole" 4o. par usual lath" of Condolence, 10a. and Appreciation, 70a. per inch or Minimum Charge for my sdrertislemsnt twsnty-livs cents.

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yalndBOND QUOTA TIONS i

N. Y. Stock . Exdidnse

s, --1-

.11. s

‘Mill.’ Staci: Exchange

t p; and Ward member aim lllhsnle, nli-TQ-Petfiffliiiff ket. 1M Richmond SQIGQO,'CIIIIIOHO- town)

Owned

Inst

73"" Rniifir Boar’ ililluil (‘orb Carb

Union Pee I United Aircraft . United Corp -~ United Gas Imp i“ ll: w. ' Jeni 39,, \ansilium Steel . on“ Warner Bros (‘o '55 Wrat "Mon H, ‘Vest Eiec 35% 37% Woolworth Pump ,_ _ 50% '50 Xellow Truck Coach .... 4% 4% s M ' ll ' 1663 GIIGOIJS‘

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, (Csnsdiln Press) liIONEREAL, riily e__ W~beat nor no 2 Si.

.-Barley i‘. W no 8 M.

98in (‘- W lin 2 46. l 'O'a't.sCWnn34-4. ' - Fred no l 43.

Bran ton $32.25. Shorts ton $23.5. liiiildlinga toll $16 25

milk cow- Pearl Newson. Mt. Ed- ___‘}‘§_!<l Road. L-eola-v-l-ai

FOR SALE - IIEINTZMAN d: 00., Plano, also Radio, will sell either Q2: Q0316 at a. low price. Apply Box

¢~_T ~l*0n sane - AUCTION rome- Fiie- Brides and Whisr. Soon Guardian Central Job Nov, l-tf.

Miscellaneous

WW ‘r0 on a oovanmvmm Job. Free Booklet. The m. c. c. _Ltd.. Toronto £10.) N458.

llAMrsullt nscnool. TAXES ‘r0 be held at once. Lyman ‘Ireriiei-e. =___\__ » h-aeea-l-t-it.

PRIVATE nOME- KINDERGAR- “n-l My. we start you. The 0m- adinn Kindergarten ‘“ ‘ “luv Bu. Toronto H0.) , rz-aiv.

nxrnn rANrTiiIcfKL-‘rni? 01rd to messu e suits, 821.80 up. A “i” days only to iesvo your “"1" t0 receive the extra pant-s l i" shiilbed an? ants. July mu ii October m. s. v. "rel-bush. i" human-sh.

ti »¢'."-'».1"=.'*:: 22:; ~' '"- "m Help wanted 2m ‘:1... " . t‘ eeac Ont col 10% to 1015;, ‘ flutter no l 10. F“ 5”“ “Eiuliflflrliiiai? {-2522 mints. ~‘.»§".§“2i’.“ *0 CARDBOARD QUITABLE p93 immediately. awegh 0., so . 3n" p 3: to 3r lining Quth _ at _ CN-DG-SB, Montreal, Can. "F" ' ~-' 1° --'l» shrct. Gugfign orfiée 1c 3- w- N'777- ghnliwtgligtli?! I‘??? m to w" w" ' ' -... r n r int! ‘$1.00 10' 81.05. ron snu: - AUCTION ronrr- §trayed five, Bridge and Wm,” 5C0" I gurus. Guardian Central Joil gmAygp_1,|(,-,}{T 55y QRLDQNG Ano- :""°..::" “u: :l=:ir".;.;'r:~ - ny crnia n n y no . (Crud! r. FOR Sana-newton ransuaurgo w. Bell, Comwali Exchange. nnsriuiii. 1.7;‘ e573’... tended

L-66l6-7-6-3l.

Male Help Wanted

FOR WORK. Cornwall. L-BGVO-‘l-‘i-Bi

WANTED — MAN Apply Fred Hyde,

APPBENTICE WANTED ‘IO learn Barber Trade. Short. Course. expert training. Molar Barber Col- lege, Halifax. N-dbd.

farm. H. Pierce. Brackiey. L-MiW-‘l-‘l-M.

RELIABLE MAN _'I‘O TAKE CARI store route. Distribute and collect. Newrrotiucts. Protected territory. Earn excellent weekly income. Ber- isnd Nut. C0,, St. Paul; Minn.

N-tafl-‘l-‘l-li.

In Bout ‘ . mlillid, N66“- inng an empty packet from an automatic machine in which he had deposited a shilling, s sesman smashed s ahcp window with his mt and was fined, s shilling and ordered to ply til-maul-

WANTED — BOY TO -WOR.K ON

t-ltsirr snrl trlidl l _ hlomrgnl "R was ipht on the togny. n in“ ‘en Ill rk t. ' 40"" ‘A tn on: ceent “fir?! lrrnilerl Fllllllflrnts in ciirlnrn balm! ‘ll in 27. rents s tlosen for A

dill?!’ and produce market were rlnzen,

iarmc, "W5 to 20 cents for B and lil ccnts for C. Receipt; ‘wars 1,485 ma" Bum-r heirl steady, fresh no i be- illlr quoted at 10 rents a pound in carlotll or less. Small lntll to retali- ers llrnilgiit 20 to 2i cents n pound for solids and 2t to 22 ccuiu for pt-inis. Arrivals were 3.6m hgl-yl, 0" "it then” norm. oriuirn, col- ored was unchanged being 10s,’, ti, 1094' (“nil s pound willie Quotin- l0 i0 l0!‘ cont, n pr-uml,

r.§l....."‘..t..";.";,.:.."M Potatoes remained unchanged in

W169. N- B. mountains tirlnlzlns’ fin tn -85'»"llll P" F" bound hag. Quebec whites 70 to 76 rent; y" m “mum ha; lnfl Prince Edward island mollu- islns ll to $1.05 per m pound bug.

N. Y. CURB

(Johnston UNI Ward)

Opened Lani

Amer (‘ynn R .. 181/, Amer Sup Pow .. '1

Assoc Gila Elec A .... N,

lilec Bond Share .... .. 151,4 Ho’,

Cities Bert -. 21,4, iItini Oil Rcfin Co 4w,

inter Pet .. . . . . .. 2755 211,’, Oil m .. .- 1s

—-———-—r~—-—l-w-. W841i- I

- Fleur Irvin: wheat patents firsts 'li‘io'ur seconds $5.00. l _ll‘loui- bakers 84.80.

‘Fggur winter wheat Mtents choice iloiii- rrhitc corn at 4o to $4,641,

or- iesa g

20 Io 2i cents for A medium. T

and Ward

smut. we

the close.

net loss 1,!

Stacks

Polumario l...

Merl Oil .\llu Corp Hoff Hull .. Monrtli . . Murphy Newilei-

Vnc u u m . . Ventures Wfl lV \

' alibi-oil . N Hawk ~15

Stock Exchange and

ahnree were‘ out in more than usual summer force t0dly'and “m, of the most recent listings icnhilllfiilllk lfitiond of a n c me th r attention Vol. ume was hes l tbs .' ‘ 801g srcgul-l 3d “small medium "iced B“ I. t h ers. Pric: e§:§,§'§°','.1.',,'$f,,"'§,,'jf,§ 1532:: hlhaed leaders and on the whole - s margin over gains at

such iesdole as Mdhlyre. and Hollinser traded fewer than 300 share; each Braiorne ' Teck Hughes changed hands in heavy volume. the former cents to 15.35 and tho latter 5 to 0.. _. dropped 40 cents. ‘.\ic otyre 26. Dome 20. Pioneer 10 and Hollinger a . (Canadian Press) TORONTO, July 6-

umhvu eabziirllssgn: n ' l‘ d ‘ Illlffih I! Bu‘ Btclusoul ltrset Chsr- y an en “""'""",, t,“ ‘Almost evarytown and. city m

lniatlhum a “if Prince Edward nlanii who ii forg- 3 (i p,“ .254 lng his way bottle front-in civic,

, -- ‘A . 14%,

3335;; gorp‘ o the me ‘ave: of last. summer are sbawmlgaiivxw . .. . 120M 126156 still fresh in their minds. Bouth Can Pow 1s u . '__'“' Steel Co Can Com $15 34x6 Speaking 0f Old. pQOpIG. East ails“? . , Boston has a. rentarkable old lady, ‘uonmfi’ ‘I513 Mrs. Amelia r. Slmorids, of us Nerii Scnti 2,755 Sarstoge. street. She will be ninety- Roy .. __ u; six (96) years old on August 22nd. ____‘________ She enjoys excellent health, reads '" the daily Palm's and. trips about her , M house like a of half her years. She is a. little deaf but has a - very good memory and can recall _ mum“ pa", events that happened nearly a cen- wgogofm. Jul! ik-tlndeterreii ' h, tury ago. Mrs. Simonds was born in °' “"°' ""4"" i" lfllfllne Morell, Prince Edward Island and

the

on the

the Toronto Ex.

Donald, of East Boston,

in the big

Lsh Shore.

"d her native country. It a gain of 15 ll l

Lake Shore

Mowntt the Liberal premier

tlon of Caxladak greatness.

gwllvilurum .. leaders, the Honorable B. B. Berl- Ekinrflffn ~- -- nett, Canada will move on to great- rn an“, _ _ _ ' er heightsyand with burning elo- qnrie Lake re-r quence. Mr. Bennett pleading for ggigililgfl, m4 Canada for the Canadians, will qnidfiem ‘5 always avoid the "valley of humil- miodrliin 2m lstion."

Grub Erma “i5 _,___ ‘5,','_;';,,‘,;§'f,",~-- - -~ oils Montreal, Halifax and st. John Greene " 4,, never knew such prosperity on their

interchange made possible

riééilf as shipping. Even the Halifax Chron- Mék m‘, ",""_'_" "l9 lcle glows in the restoration for I ‘llcKjn _ 75 read in the editorial column of that xflllillfl“ 141/, paper some weeks ago the state- A,,:“._}"',:, merit that “we must take off our Men-m," I“. hats to BennetifiL-yes the’li have to

weather here for the

day.

involving tariff or

something equally important,

rluii .\li|l-_~s

it. . . .. Quiver-r» '.‘.'. 1.. .'.'.‘ is ieuiiasgsmmaaJa-ILE

illlsltnu

BiiSliiN

Massachusetts. sud. you might in- clude New England. has s native o1

business or professional life. They seem to fllldnlas leaders of men. Anion; the latest who have won 1 distinction, not only in the lumber

quent visits to their native province;

has bed six children, four of whom are living, Mrs. James MacDonald, with whom she lives, Mrs. E. J. MacDonald, wife of Dr. E. J. Mac- Mrs. William Burke of Everett- and Douglas Slrnorids of East Boston. Mrs. Bimonds has lived in East Bos- ton for the past thirty-five years and sixteen years ago she visited

(Dr. E. J. MacDonald who is e. practicing physician in East Boston was born in Bay Fortune and came to Boston about thirty years ago.)

I notice the Liberal press of Canada is getting some comfort from the recent overturn in Ontario and Saskatchewan. The province of Ontario has been governed by the Conservative party for ‘the pest twenty-live years. and quite natur- ally would expect a.‘ banaefof gov- ernment. As far as. he latter pro- vince is concerned, with her fann- ers discontented and the unusual drought, the expected happened. It is also well to i-ecnu that Sir Oliver

Ontario, shaped the destinies of that province while Sir John A. MacDonald WB-s laying the founda-

Let us hope the Dominion Gov- crnment. will not be too eager for a new mandate from the people. The loss of these two provinces mean nothing when you consider the Canada of today with the Carl- ada. of a few years ego; and under the leadership of that eminent, far- visioned statesman. that leader of

Ships salute each

y; shipping front.

112 other on the broad. ocean, the old l flag waving, laden with Jzrriiilre mm products, from the sea, from the

forest, from the factory end from the bowels of the earth, such, an and workable by one man without even s. brain trust. Halifax for example -has a. great pride in the revival of an ancient and valued industry~

take of! their coats loo to meet the unanswernble arguments and the burning eloquence of o. manly man, nurtured in the east, fostered in the west, with the breath of the west- ern plains still on his brow and the spirit oi the loyalist. in his heart.

We have had very unsettled pest two months with alternating waves of heat and cold. in quick succession, with rain falling almost every other

The problems among the leading nations of the world seem to multi- ply. When theymeach an agree- ment on some important question, reparation, or the result brings to the surface other matters of equal gravity. England and France have reached an amic- able settlement, of their tariff quotas which embittered their relations for the past few months. Lord Tyrell has well said "the commercial inter- ests of England and France are oi

it

house of Hitler is fast. crumbling; we are amazed that he has not been dethroned months before. Any ruler who tries t0 persecute a race or dlsqualifles a. body of men be- cause they bow the knee at a cer- tain altar ought to be branded as an outcast and driven from public office. I can only compare a. man of Hitler's type to the tiny one- celled animal, called the paramen- cium, which measures no more than one twenty-fifth of an inch in length. Looking into a. microscope, you may see this flny creature trav-