BEANS, Clarke a DA lath, 2 lb. SWDOWN FLO

. is " ea co ,1»: ‘sun . lb....'.45c "l1..Z1ltl?T..H...15.

PC! TOMATO sour, Quins’, 3.tina .... . ROBINHOOD mom, 9s. lb. bag .. $2.15 SH0RTENlNG,pe1-lb.12c sonn nrscmr, per lb. pkg. .. . . . . .. 15¢

Miss Owen will demonstrate Sheriffs Products lhursday, Friday and Saturday.

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2 for 11c Supply limited.

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Depeaaod btnineu condition dmngthaearlypartoflﬂlase- mam‘ in Jamaicawbieh reduoodhanana ta,anda (a-lliqﬂinllllirtmlnllilffect- od

__._ tho . . of the Canadian National (Vi/tog: Indie!) Btsamahigl Limited, anmI-l report dwhich was tabled

H ILJ. union. REIGlwQyIandQna-hlheﬂa-nn- dun fleauanillngtoand

comparative oparetinr manta for tho yearn HIS and 1932 an ahorm as followl:

0mm revanuaa. III. ﬂJlQIH-‘ll: i082, It 311.413

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ti??? 21% g §.

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‘Mm In dam m‘ m r - 11mm 2%.. 1- ‘ between ptargda- Irldanoaorcogwkwilllhi rna-inailalhin IQ-tbatbaarnltad limitl- emu mnmdgananruaa-droatatarod andowtlfladaaadolwhoiovca “wherein-wage: “If; urn nnu emu-on l1 nl°l""w"‘u, ¢ q,"""',w' manor-anoint!» annulus

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Fish Quotations

(Cnnndi BOSTON, April veaaola arrived at. the flah pier hero Br

today.

ll Proal )' ll-Jrwenty-four

Wholelale qnotationa :—

Ler cod as;

to 3K eenta. 4K.

Mar et cod 8% to

Cuak 3% to 4 Hlfidock-Scrod Flounder: 1L5

n. w m. to 'i.

Haddock 4 to ll.

Pollock 4 to 5.

Bile 4 to b. Lemon roloa 1

to I.

Gray aolen B to U.

.L1razs11>Zir

fl marlin: Inn) MONTREAL“ April ll-Offordnga on an" I

tho two Montreal livontock nlarketa

C0 % bogs.

There wal no and with only llllbl the trad ho a only.

today totalled $0 head. Receipt. were napooed ‘ii cattle, aeven eaivea and

oarlr aaiae of eattia asvau calvea and no

In: wan confined to

oga worn aboarly. About half tho aalea wen rIado at 88.5 for baeoua

on aalecta and

lllbh at 81.15 to $8. Tho tho hogs were aold for $8.15 inclndinl x

and aalecta, with t! par hog

with hutchorl and ballneo of

ell gradea. Born were from on to 80.50. All prices, fed and watered.

PRODUCE

(f MONTREAL In butter prlc

the week continued todny with a fur- m

nlldial Preaa) April ll-Tha alunrp

that stoned anrly in

thee dropwf more than a cent hein: recorded. Heavy oﬂeriTulolt dfrea n ro, hove

butter

rticularly from

rthea- down from tho peak of

eenta a Un dad

nnd touched‘ hat week. ntario or Quebec humor

aol at £55 to 20% eenta a ound

whilo no l

rode Now Zealnnd utter

or woatorna roulht 2'1 to 21% canto. Receipt: totnliad 1,57 boron.

The o" market held ateody with [radod alipmenta in enrlota on lone

botng quoted at A ll

ll cent; a down for

ll eonu for A medium, 11

eonta or I and to: 011$ I

CIIOI "II

10 cont: for C. A to- oftaml for

aa . 0n tho chooao market Ontario ehseaa

lold. for 11K to

rrnka. Arrlveia amo nted to 6i bcrea. s‘

1i coma for current

Quoboc pohntoerr continued at {Lﬁ

e $1.10 for N pound buga with New Irunawick mountain: at $1.10 to Lil for aimilar quantlrisa. didward laland mountain: In W pound

Prince

baga hronnt $1.80 to 11.40.

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foreign exrhonga in relation (hnadlan dollar, aa compiled by the Royal B:I( of Canada, cloned today

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air-in looted dollar ill nor out

m in

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WINNIPEO, April lb-Concentrated ~ purvhnaing in tho closing rnlnutea of truding held priced atnady on the Winnipeg Grain Ercbnnge. Quotationa finiahed 1A cent higher to uncharged.

enaineen rat (‘hicngn in the iato trarl- “guru and swelled my envdop“ ahem o! ﬂock‘ “umwd to nun” time to time the urnrkat showed rnark- l0!‘ waterfront 71011611 ed realatnnre.

Export demrrnd tnpen-d off follow- ing the big aniea of 'l‘uearia_v. but there "mt custom‘ “nd Excise amen"

order-nth; the market Just unrlcr the 1h‘ fptal {qr the £3519 mqnth l.“ Louiaiann marshes curren. err-n

Offering: appeared in coma from yen‘ levaral nourroq lm-ludnu: the. gm-ern- J mrnt ayem-y. Trnrllng rearbed a fair- LOUD] 00116601’ Of Cliriibllil Clll-f- 359F911" n" hlmd-lTdl or 5131"" iy substantial volume.

Liverpool when was unchanged tn n-nuu‘ m‘ claim‘ o! the cum ye" u, Winn”. ‘h! ‘Decade

a large buaineaa in United States wheat. to England.

(‘aah grains offerings were rea- - n71“ tricted and only a limited buslneaa “u ca a‘ ‘t

grain; waa of a r-outine nature with pricea holding comparatively firm.

TORONTQ April ll-n-Enthualnam on the buying side appeared a bit flat today in the mining department of

pricea drifted Iowa-r na frfﬂ-rhtgl fell on a thinning ri-maml exchange nfiirinll rare recent rmnsar-tlnun in ‘Wnr-l- Luvf and i, RODOMI Stewart. Coiumbiq rho cheap iaoura are rotting along without the fir-yank: Moat of

the secnnrlrrv and penny ("HIS rcg- Maw!!!‘ Mummy’ iltered lo-rscs todny .1011}; u th _ft.e aenlora and the other groups \ol- Hlidn Mun-ray; 3, Hgrfy Pm-d_

The llrfrmrer waa amaii in tho big a, Dndd Benn“; a, Gem‘! Robln- bu“; from Inokauuon‘

id ﬁr! Hiring Wright Hrrrgrvrwea mm son; 4. Irving Stewart. ‘Leia Hbiore hglntyre livatkl 11mg‘: M n he and‘ 1 ll r centa, ,a a ‘ or» 5w‘ . issou y _ "hi-lo Tqsl‘ l“ "1" l"“""“" "d Berth‘ st n’ a’ Jennie Mmcﬂ- Nesta of ‘the, blue Irene were un- Wﬂﬁ lum.

C l t ll i i ih _ Inef- ."..'r:.::";..'r:.. vl-m PM day, and had lone bearish effect: on

other frnina. Bow- U t M p0,, m, m, n, "n, . 2‘ M d u _ rnnn Boy. on the northweat in llo.r't(;"l):lr:ln ill-a c» counter- ‘Yamde I‘??? 3P1“. ‘Axmwk M“? shore or Bnmn Lend. Mr. soper

bolance Washington new: that en- _ forcement of on addlilonalrluty on irn Callurn. 7- 5115"‘ poﬂa of Poliah ryr- Intn the Pulled Dgppthy Rite! bod

record low condition the Government

loo f . ";’yu.el::e?i njerrrlrzrea 1% to ‘iii under erdnfa finiah, wheat unatmdy lo o M down. .\Iay MK to l; rnrn 1,4 off tn IA up. oata at 9Q tn M dncllnq on

hock of l0 centa.

Miscellaneous

( IIOHTRIZA

Customs Figures Swelled as Ports - Business Grows

The Blue Geese Arrive on Time

iirara1r\r

(Cnnndlnn Proaa)

(By The (hnndinn Pres)

wheat cloned at 015.. July n as Ax- ‘Pm 11-45" 11m!!!‘ ‘Mmmm

previous rloae. ln the face of ter my: ahatwmd cugo tonnqe 11v“ ‘t m“ like dutrlct. mugs

and fairly liberal selling from b", mo" mm smxmm ‘ho &nmw_ mnouncemen; iy marked the return of spring. “Ever ainco 17:, April d bu been t | , ions for Mnrch gum-q gppfgxim- daynnwbic blue geese enmuto llrllﬂfirf rl-‘Fliirffifﬁnhll-lfﬁ; ately as per cent. or aromosro over from thﬂr winter quarters in the could be de- pended upon m reach Manitoba. The 113m“ '9" given out by Falthfultotbeir achedule they never

Now comes the

1g A, comm m4 they (“l-mu- wb. seen who travel 10m distances

i er am r00 l confirmed h n l B mtltnlldian and Allbhwity and the Canadian Nn- Ll" Y9", “MTV”! h"! 011 AD"! tional Railways rm Will/Cl‘ and B thwom the ma: had nezlected this DOrt have attention to their calendar as the m ma, h, com, created new all-lime records. day w" on without a sizht of ________ them. 141A in the afternoon, bow-

BIACKLIY POINT scrroor. We!» him 11w". in m1- forma- .__ tion, were seen in the distance, their

Rgpqrt for the month o; Mil-ch; clanzing notes siﬂulling their ar- Grade x.-1, Lillian Robinson, r1"! "on time!’ Grade IX.—-l. rmr Hughes. I" "115 “kc ma. 15 miles north- Qnde vn1___1, “nmd Hughes; went of Winnipeg. ﬂocks estimated i: rrriummnwremthan 600.000 rcst- Grade vn._1, Gem-jinn r ; 2 l" t m" z on their 1400- 0“! mile fillht fYOm the Gulf of Mex- Grade vf.-1, Heath Seaman; 2, l°° W "w" nmhﬂm Hummus Hounds. Potrola of game guardians Gmde Iv__1_ Anna“ azewut; are atrenrthened to protect the

trunaucteri.

Toronto Stork Elvhnugq and \\'hlir\ amok Iuuwvlpting

wna down to 2,000,000 abnrea

grouyy with err-option nf Pioneer west, in asknwhewazs and Albertn,

and! n!‘_1' ch" Sh.“ a‘ other flocks move north from the

in u as t n

lCAUaIr-niill- n-Yiltlvenl-rwk- Grade 11-1, miner Stewart; 2, wmfmfﬁzf "ﬁmaopef: and, I 5r__‘_ Joy“ snub an omcial of the departmentpf the on“ X Jr. ",___L Alfred “up interior, discovered them nesting at

. spent aix years in the search and “'°°""““" 3' l-rlvelled aosoo milea in his quest

Mbmsm“ before he was successful.

been officially rrfuneri. Tenn", Mudmd E Bran

trlde alao lrnor-ed the all limo

dEXBHAN§E‘

5Q and October at. 709g centa Low ml numb" o! ""89 0C6!!! Kl?!- groundl on km“ Ilnd- “V” h?" point: vnlueu were only lﬁ cent under hounds enwrlfig the part m1; Wm. EOd-ly l4) KQQP I "dill." Till!’ ll‘-

muurnrrm

(c. r. by aurunnYspoicrarlwu-ur

MONTREAL. Arr-u 11-$if_»en¢.n again nude itself felt on the Mmtreni Stock 1: ‘ w“, although traders failed tnexhibit. any market tendency to' enliven proceedings by taking a more ace. ivo interest, in the marketfTlfere was a firm undertone to tlﬂ mar- ket dupite n, weaknes in the .lat~ fer afternoon that. tended to‘ re- duce enriy advances,

But, although prioea were leneru ally higher, the market was ppm ‘ dull end almost totally devoid of features. Canada Cunent; stocks made a strong ma for lending hpn- ors in the morning witblfurther Slim being added to yuan-day‘; broad advances. They fell outed the limelight mm in the dey how- ever, and at the close were uh- ahanged to only slightly higher.-

The renraixlder of the list‘ suffer- er from a lack of interest. Jloiume. although considerably hea than yesterday, 16300 changin ands compared with yesterdaylfl-"IZLWO shares, was still substnntiﬂy be- low normal. With no furtfﬁr new: coming from Washington bn the impending stock exchange JTBllll- "On bill. traders continued Q show inclinntions to act slowly, njﬂging a lead from Wall Street why; act- ivity was again dull. _-_-_-

Cnnadn Cement common fquched 9 1-2 before easing to cloge un- changed at D while the preferred , shares fell from the day's high of ' 47 l-2 m close at ll [-2, up e point. from yesterday. Goodyear Tire pre- ferred, making its first broad lot appearance in tlrreo months. JURID- ed 3 l-ﬂ points at 110 l-2 and ln- ternational Nickel rosr 10 rents at

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PIISIDINIIAL OFFICE TIIIOIN OPIN’ TO NON- BIITISI SUBJECT!

VANCOUVER April 10—A r5011:-

To tion throwing open to non-British

subjects the office of jneaident of

my n, “M.” pm"; tho British Columbia parent-teacher ram/nu. April u-ui day of iederltm Wu allowed b! l 11m prayer to alleviate the thrent: of W335‘! "l"! l‘ m! "mull °°l\-

[rau in ion in Sankat- '9“ “'-

chewllrzp Thain?’ considered by re- Wm“ l" 7°" ""15 ‘"7" ""4

lirioua orgnniaationa in the pro- m‘ Wwdwh u"- 4 I 5°“!!!-

vinoe. The auuestlon was made by 3 ‘h’ 1°" m‘ °hklt°lm° 9"‘

$$ﬁmﬂ%$ﬁ%$“~w-»--mm» In April. i811. a day of prayer waa lucid throughout hlinneaotn to

provla a unchanged to a aet-

(‘nnnlinn Prone) L, April ll - - ‘l5

odtbofodorntlonwnadarwivingit- aa quickly. . lziftotihoaarvieoaofvaluablewurk

28.10 while National Brewerlee pre- ferred firmed I at 35. Gains were also shown by I)Oll1li'li0l"l Bridge. Canadian Celanese preferred. Clllldl Steamship; preferred, Can- ado Northern Power and others. 5t. Lawrence Paper preferred de- clined 1 l-l points ho 1'1 i-B fol- lowing reports of a heavy drfrctt fortheyenr 1903a: Tredwith the previoua year. Dominion Goal preferred lost 3 at 56 and Steel of Canada. Industrial Alcohol and seven! othern were also lower. Bales 16.816. Bonds 810.“).

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