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THE CHARLOTTETOWN

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PRICES :

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The established recordland phenom v , of LIVESVTOCK AND ESPECIALLY FOXES need no elaboration.

See any of

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

By Frank Macltlillen. Associated Press Financial Writer (By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, April l2. -— Silver shares again dominated a quiet stock nrcrlzi-t today and were able to get a little responsive firmness from some other sections of the list.

The price of imported bar silver for commercial use continued to steam ahead to new high for the past nine years with a lift of 2%

roughly similar-amount in London. The current price is nearly three tlrues the depression low of 24% ‘cents an 0111109 in 1932. . . Illollowirlg. as in the previous ses- sion. the price of thc metal. some of the silver shares were able to get ahead substantial fractions to as much as three points each.

In today's session, however. the firmness in the silver shares com- municated itself in some degree to other portions of the stock list and to the medium grade and lower pric- ed bonds.

Among‘, the secondary rail and utility loans a number of issues pro- gressed 1 to 2 points and fractional advances were the rule, the highest grade bonds, however, were barely

summer resort on land. Several 1n- Charlottetown _ , _ _ _ , I _ ,_ 5339 novstions have been arranged on g Mm Roland Easter, New the “Laldy" liners which will make wnggmra _ _ _ _ , _ , _ _ , _ h 7455 _ _ the e111» vroemn the veer or a. Mrs. a. r-r. McPhail, New and will address a public meeting exccvllwa! “Qtem” to ‘well’ vli- Haven ................ .. e252 ~ ~ ' rcn. Canvas athlng tanks ore be- 4 3, _ d] (,0 _ ' ing installed in each of these 511.30,, 3053 In the FQR THE WEEK OF an: 5r m;- .5.- D- Wrlrlet» ‘ . w . D a. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 669.5 ' ' ' ' p l r. ' .\ ' l.. lli * b11310 beernmfrarmedhfzﬁm alrlrlcgllgytnri 5 wem Brown, wood Board R001“ 1811 Building‘ at pflllTéuRhil Flu“ l i! 5 P5 00 "Y W W I Islands . . . . , . . . , . . . . . .. seas 0 C 0C (. ¥".~"" , Hy,“ __ ‘dllrliiiciigrtrsyalfltdaiilhlrﬁiseaffgiarldshs 5219i 7' gigilrtT/Zﬁfslh station 9 l k h' d ".'C:“"‘Y‘."“"“" I ‘ as for dancing each cvenins- Weekly production 14.5 ' > Between 8'15 and 9W0 0 c 0c ‘s a ' -’.'.'.‘l.-l"."".l..'.511'. - - W“ ‘N "mum W" e1 dress will be broadcast over C. F. C. Y. c‘ " ~- v -~ -~ "-“""""“' l‘ a Montreal for departure. combined 1.0mm; "m, y, p.19 - - r sl..\l>.i\' Alnlng}, - _ with a. scenic voyage on the Ht. > Wlth thﬁ ur 05C Of ivsn thB farm- ....-....| u..." V . .. ‘lino-nun . Lgwrgngg Rive;- gnd Bu" and the Pen H n E P 1 t ° ' nus-lilo" Service . “TJIIJ- tum Tobacco co. LTD. ,,.,.,.,,,,.,.,, ‘mum, pm; Mme, , 2° 5g‘ 1,11,; ers of the province and others lnt_er- t.;._._..).K,r.l-_._.'.‘._..5“...i. ,.“_,6_,_~__0“ canton-crown P-s-l- Qlﬁhfrfiytfrriiiﬁry iii ‘$331181 g 91 13g iii": ested who calmpt attend the meetmg "'"“"H‘Y l“""‘"'* - - ° ‘ ' .» ‘ru 1 ‘ -7.|m pr m of the Canadian National 4 3 113 104g H. explanation Cf thC principles ‘.:'.':.,.'.._,.'§.',.l|“.;',,.|.-t 11.0 - lmo Sieamshi-s to the delightful co1- g 9 gq 1035 d ‘vorkin s of the Act "h" "'1' "'1' - onies of the Caribbean Se: and p, A. m1 l, my; g - an g ' ""5 9""",“- “_"'l.- mainland wlu provide B holiday st- ‘col “or o con ’ liriiri-l l&j>‘.\'“i\r-‘l'|nl:hr:"l‘l'|l.‘tg~ “on which cannot be excelled X10 mB-l- Dr. J. A. Clark. Superintendent. wowww +wv+o++owwuow+w+w+uou+us Mo.‘ Fumllllssillll, ._, , ter how fu abroad one may go. . L-5m9-4-l3-li. . rug-urns»; r -- _1l“-"- "M" ----- --—— n null . .. . ~ - ' '|' l\l‘l inn-ruin inn _ ‘RINGING UP FATHER -BY GEORGE MCMANUS Iii-k: ~I|g_-'II»I1_I‘-'-1 ' 1m q ‘n - . . .- . ltln-m s u». ‘1II.lI|I-i|.||<" apron obeyi- " 1/ n," "H" "ii ~ ~ =34). 1;: A ﬂ um am Hl‘.l'\il'f. 7. o- u. n 333g; "pews, E ‘m M" M" W? ,‘i".1':"..,“.‘f"'.‘ ,.;;;.. l v I ' ll '. . - I \ \\ I a M“ m m Rue" "l" 0'3». fmomll-ri- rnrl at sums- . B‘ ' W '.'§Jl'.’.7.'...?'?.2"‘ iiiilfinl 3575-“3-3“ _“ “h! n u ‘h! ‘Ifilfﬂx- .. ..- ..r ‘t. O1 TiWQRK Q’! rsdlgwls High shaman: lief "iilrlsg}i‘r:h':un.lf.'km... "mo-um ' \“;gk toner loses much eniny- rnmav APlHh m u. , _ merit. Tubes should be l'~"l"M'"lW"' . M“ M5 mmwxgml: lllllﬂ periodically andv-‘rr- mnf“, h", -,;.,.._ W, mﬂwwgn‘ 56w!‘ \ v1.6“. when “om u“. “h” umlhfirlbve erul of lime , _ v - . 0 . V, p Westméhouse ~ cw‘ ~ - - e~ v ~ l 0 R N s ,,,,,,,,_,_,,,_,,,,,___,,,_,,,,.,,,,_.... _,,g;§ii*'1.,-¢tug§3;,,,,,q < ﬂour/n, R A 0| T O

ations receded mildly

steady and U. S. Government oblig-

Most important stock classifica-

cents an ounce-in New York and s,

wish to announce that they have been appointed distributors for

PURINA PRODUCTS

for Kings, Queens and part of Prince, Counties

enal success of these feeds for all kinds

Consultation on feeding problems are invited.

the following:

GHARLUTTETHWII HIB SALES LIMITED

H- J- KENNEDY, travelling rep resentative Purina Mills; MacKlE 8‘ COMPANY, Charlottetown, local distributors.

tions gained moderately, and the Associated Press averI-Be for 60 stocks ended .5 of a point higher at; 38.1. Turnover in the stock 93,. chimes was a little better than m the previous session. amounting to 840,210 shares. Some of the rails gave an encouraging performance, and takers were available for many utilities, steels, motors and farm "llalliplmnts, at slightly higher lev- e . In the Canadian list Intemation- a1 Nickel. Canadian Pacific, Nor- undo. and Distlllers-Seagranm m. corded fractional improvement, Small losses occurred in Ford of Canada A’, Lake Shore and Hiram Walker.

Increase In'G.N.CP.. Traffic Business

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THE ROVER CREW

(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL. Que. April 12—A review of the passenger traffic business of the Canadian National Steamshlps covering the first three months offhis year show an in- crease in passengers from Atlantic ports of 73.8 percent to British Guiana and 28.3 percent to Jam- aica over the similar period of last V9111‘. according to Victor E. Eke, passenger traffic manager of the

wmvsny. "These increases are in- dicbtivo of the romantic and glamorous appeal which the West Indies hold for an increasing num. ber oi’ people and of the popularity of our all expense cruises in which passengers have been accomodated at the best hotels during their my at terminal points at a slight increase in cost over the regular steamship fare stated lvlr. Eire. This increased business also shows that a much greater number of people consider a longer ocean Wyﬂge of distinct benefit resulting in more time at sea and ports en- route in which they can enjoy the many attractions characteristic of each colony which are so different from lcoustomed scenes in the north.

Arrangements have been made to make the cruise program of the Canadian National Bteamships for the spring, summer and fall sea- sons with sailings from Montreal and Halifax via Boston, the most attractive of any yet offered, and at low summer cruise fares which make it as economical to travel on these cruise liners as to go to any

The Rover meeting held last Wednesday evening was an unusu-l ally interesting one. Mr. Charles Butt of this city addressed thei crew and told of his experiences in the north at Port Churchill and on Hudson Buy. He described the peculiarities of the climate and. told of the dangers and thrills of the ice patrol on Hudson Buy. He astounded all by telling of the, magnitude and extenslveness of the port of Churchill and. took the crew on an imaginary journey across Churchill Harbour to the awe-inspiring ruins of old Fort Prince of Wales. He then took the crew on a. journey from Churchill to Gaspe by sea towing a. dredge. and had everyone excited when in o. storm their charge broke away and was for a. time thought to be lost. He showed the crew innum- erable photographs and also es- kimo harpoons, walrus tusks and many other interesting curios. Ev- eryone preseht was astounded at Mr. Bath's interesting revelations of Canada's great northern seaport and all heartily thanked him and expressed their hope that he might be able to visit the Rover Dell again sometime.

Egg Laying Contest

Report of the Prince Edward Is- land Egg Laying Contest for the week ending April 10, i935:

Pen Owner Points 1. Experimental Sta. Ciﬂown. 1. Experimental Station,

ions exclusively, has given super- or results wherever fed. The cost is owest.

ORPHANAGE MEETING-The ' monthly meeting of the badiesrAux- iiiairy of the Protestant Orphanage was field yesterday in the Legion building with a good attendance of members present. The Treasurer's report showed the ﬁnances to be in a fairly satisfactory condition. st present and "arrangements were made for the annual talent boll opening to be held in-May.

CONGRATULATIONS — Rev. W. J. Kirby. highly esteemed United Church, formerly Methodist divine. Muncton, was receiving fellcltatlons on the occasion of his 83rd birthday rnniversary on Thursday. He is a native of London, England. but he has been resident in the Maritlmes for more than sixty years His wide circle of friends in P. E. Islandwili be pleased to know that his health. which has not been of the best for several weeks, is now showing 1m- provement.

LOSES BOYHOOD FRIEND -—

29 of Mr. Samuel Donaldson, of Paisley, Scotland, has been received

News of the sudden death on March

VIUIORIA, 3.0., April 12. —- As spry as any of ,,two and a. ‘nail million Boy Scou under his leader- ship in all partaof the world, Lord Baden-Powell, Chief scout and founder of the movement 27 years ago, stepped on British soil irgain today. The 78-year-old Scout leader, one of the world’s best known and best loved characters, stepped from the Canadian Pacific coastal liner Erinciss Charlotte at L80 p. m. with Lady Baden-Powell. head of me Girl Guides organization, their two daughters, Honl Heather and Hon, Betty, Col. Granville Walton, head of the International Rovers Associa- tion, and Mrs. Walton. They arriv- ed from San Hancisoo by way o1 Seattle after crossing from Australia and New‘ Zealand.

Greeted at the dock by Scouts and Girl Guides and officials of the movement including Sir Frank Bar-

urd, of Victoria, representing the lanmdian General Council; William olway, Vancouver, executive com- Jissioner for 13.0.. and Mrs. Alan lei-kill, Victoria, Lord and Lady laden-Powell and their daughters hotored - to Government B8336. xrhere-they-are guests of Lieutenant- - Jovemor and Mrs. W. Fordhaln- Johnson. _

Seriously ill a year ago, mrli Baden-Powell showed no signs of it‘ us he landed here. The trip, uady‘ Baden-Powell said. apparently was. “just what he needed." They left: England last October and had a busy tour to Gibraltar, India. Cey-

the Malay Straits and the An-

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by Mr. James Paton. Mr. Dcnaldn B“. son. who was over eighty years of, tlllodﬁ-B- age’ was an 01d boyhuod fﬂgnd of‘ Scout greeteiii-KILOOO Scout?“ from Mr. Paton, and corresponded regu- IOTW-Sevm <1 9mm 6°11" l’ 111 B larly with him m the past sixty- i Jamboree held as um o! the Cen- two years. Regularly too, for B, per- ‘termini v celebration, whillo I iod of many years. he had supplied B5§1°TPP°W°l1 welcilmed a "w" l“ without fail the sprigs of heather Girl Guides durinz her trav- used at the annual St. Andrew's Day dinners of the Caledonian Clull). ‘The heather was gathered in Ster - ingshire, Argyleshire, Perthshirm-or cls vet Th3! will :6 gurgling Q‘:- wherever Mr. Donaldson hallilﬁued B4B OVET- K215i" . "c ° * 3 to be in August‘ the mm“, m whim x from now until May 26 when they i l

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Illor are the Chief Scout and his co-leader finished with their trav-

the heather is at its best. Mr. Don- B1111 for home- aldson, who was predeceased by his wife a. number of years ago.- is sur- vived by two sons and one daugh- ter, The latter communicated, the‘ news of her father's death by mail to Mr. Paton, the announcement reaching him yesterday ~morning The sympathy of the members of

DALHOUSIE MAYOR OPPOSED (C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) DALHOUSIE, N.‘B., April 12- With the closing of (3111:: nonrinai . t ns toda , Arsene airfs bi the Caledonian Ciubharijd the:- ‘Q0? reﬁlectfon as my“. m op__ friends will go out to t e ereave paged by F. x “mum Alder, ﬁlmuy- manic candidates in addition to ' ' six members of the retiring coun- cil are G. R- Balmer,’ R. G. Ed- wards, M. For-an. J. A. Mott, J. J. David and B. Synott.

STRAND THEATRE-ii- t —-THURSDAY; APRIL 25th

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(OP. By Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON. Ont., April 12 — Un- ‘der the scalpel of a. young London surgeon who asked that his name be not revealed, Alexander Walker. 3B year old farm hand. of London township, has had his "upside- down" stomach put in its proper place and is recovering satisfact- Il oriiy from the first operation 0i’ its kind in Che medical history of Iiondon.

MERCHANT or VENICE Under the distinguished patronage of

His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor: & Mrs. DeBlois,

The Honourable the Premier 8; Mrs. McMillan, His Worship the Mayor 8r Mrs. Kennedy. III!‘

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Superintendent under the Farmers’ Creditors Arrangement Act

will be in Charlottetown on the evening of

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