x851‘ ... srscrscnss m casn

(QXCBPIGTI) at 10.30 s. m. 2. i \ snd 7.00 P. m.

AUGUST. 16 1933-

lastorn locals, 3o. per word; Events, 2o. Nuueu. ‘m- w Inch;

per inelli or 4o per word. Other rater

Minimum Charge for any cents. i

. whv" ~ _ - - e - Advertising Rates-Payable m Advance Central Guardian loesls, so. per word: Western and per word; Classified, Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer-

c ds, to, (c. lie: name- hu’ u Notices of mm slid Appreciation, m. per mo.

use

‘A A

Announcements and Coming 2c. per word; 1n lifemoriam

Letters of Condolence, 70o.

on appli ertisernenl twenty - flvs

3515;...“ per word. i-hsns Iss- nmom gu- the price o! two. strict-l! payable in advance-

‘ To Let

BE T0 LET - 144 GREAT ‘Tgeorge Street. Apply 14B. 2B9.

._ HOUSE 0N BISHOP Apply 122 Prince Street. 2115-7-3l-tf.

I0, LET Street.

nsasos iron arm's-use rumor: opposite’ Boomerang Filling Sta.- tlon. 445-

T0 LET-DWELLING HOUSE, ‘I6 Great George Street, eleven moms, garage in connection, possession Oct. 1st. APPlY Mc- Lean 8s McKlnnon, Solicitors. 460

Boarders Wanted

a___

srunsurs sccoivuvronsrsn s1:

276 Grafton Street, opposite Col- ]ege_ 3B7.

STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED one block from College. Apply Weeks Grocery, 138 Hillsborough Street. 33°

STUDENTS ACCOIVIMODATED 210 Euston Street. 433. ‘DOARDER-S WANTED AT 16 UP- per Queen Street, City. 431. STUDENTS ACCOMJVIODATED Z83 Euston Street. 440. STUDINTS ACCOMlVIODATED— Apply 13 Passmore St., between Elm Ave. and Upper Queen

Miscellaneous

mwo GIRLS‘ wswr mus r0 Boston by auto. Call 82 Spring Park Rd, Charlottetown. P- E- I-

449 .__—-——-—-—-———-—~— TO TOR-

TRANSPORTATION onto or Montreal leaving Satur- day 19th. Accommodate several passengers. Apply A. F. Hansuld, 18 Euston Street. ' 393-

Lost

on or near Greenfield Avenue. Finder please leave at Guardian Office. Reward. 395.

Male Help Wanted

AGENTS, EITHER. SEX, FOB. fast selling Personal Christmas Cards. Money-making proposition. 1 Liberal commissions. Write for] Album, Britannia Agencies, Red, 4324 Clarke Street, Montreal.

N. 170.

Wanted

BOTTLES WANTED-PINTS AND quarts. Phone 1107. 1433-6-29-tf

WANTED - TWO BEDROOMS and kitchen with use oi’ bath. Apply Guardian. 392.

WANTED-TO BUY FARM WITH or without buildings within twen- ty miles of Charlottetown on easy terms. Box "RP Guardian. 357.

Female Help Wanted

I

WANTED-A WOMAN OF {LEAS- ing personality for subscription work in different towns of Prince Edward Island. Apply Box "Jfi Guardian. 379.

::'I'hers is no more effective ver- mifuge on the market than Miller's Worm Powders. They will not only clear the stomach and bowels of worms, but will prove a very ser- viceable medicine for children in regulating the infantile system and maintaining it in a healthy condi- tion, There is nothing in their com- position that will injure the most delicate stomach when directions are followed, and they W" be given to children in the f-ull assur- ance that they will utterly destroy all worms. 3-

Trains & Ferries

, Cur Ferry Leaves Borden daily. excel"? 31"" . lpy gt 9.16 s. n14 1.10 and 5.15 p. m. Leaves Tor-mention dnily sabSunrililily p.

Trains For Bordon snu Summersiile ‘I s.

For Sourls snd Georgetown B 0» ITI- For Murray Ilnrbon (daily elvciil Thursday) 2.20 p. m.

For Borden 2.30.

For Eiummorshlo sud Tlgnish 3.30- For Summersluo (jltncy) 7.3a.

Rocky Point Ferry

Weclr dsys leaves ouch morning st 1.80, 8.30, 0,30 snd ll o'clock. Eiltll afgsrnoon st 1,30, 2,30, 4.30 ""1

"Sundays-IMO s. m-ynfirrnonn It 17.45, 2.00 3.00 und 4.00 o'clock.

S. S. Harland

Sailings from this port "M" change of time in October ns follows; For Orwell-At 10 n. |n., everv gl- tv-rnnie Monday. 0n the intervening tiorulnys st I p. m, Tucsilny lnllllli!"

1 Novelties-Orchestra - . - - ‘o rose“ Door Prize For sale Admission 25 Cents

OABBOABD SUITABLE TOD lining outhouses, etc, 1o per sheet. Guardian Office. tf.

FOB. SALE - AUCTION FOBTI~ Five, Bridge snd Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. I-tf.

FOB SALE — AUCTION PORTI-

nflia» 1» » s. ll E N 0 9 R E OPEN AIR DANCE

Upper Queen Street a Tennis Courts '

Thursday 8.80 to 11.30 _

_____~_-

mu SESSIUII

Five, Bridge and Whist Score , Cams. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. I-tf. FOR. SALE — 10 ROOM HOUSE,‘ first class condition throughout, hardwood floors, sun parlor, music room, hot water heat. Double gar- age. Excellent location. A bar- gain. Benjamin Heal Estate, Phone 633. 445.

FOR. SALE - 52 ACRE FARM with buldlngs at Stanhope. Ocean and Bay frontage, saleable as re- sort iots. Owner moving to West- ern Canada. Will sacrifice at $1500. Benjamin Real Estate. Phone 633.

' 445.

FOR SALE - NEWLY FRESHEN- ed cow. Shorthorn. John Mc- Manus, Bonshaw. 339.

FARM FOR SALE CONSISTING of. 100 acres situated at New Argyle with or without crop. Ap- ply Wm. GllllS, DeSable. 430.

IILNTRAI. GUARDIAN»

0

This column is renewed for Queen's County new»: of locul Interest but Id- vertlsing of a newly nature may bl lnlorierl ut 4 cents n worll strictly payable in advance.

VISITING SYDNEY - Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Strickland and daugh- ter, of Charlottetown, P. E. 1., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flynn, Forest Street, Sydney.

LONG canon-chores of Eng- land service in St. Thomas’ Church on Sunday, Aug 20th at 7.30 p. m. Solo by Captain A. E. Wlttig, C. A.

CASES ADJOURNED - Three cases came before Magistrate Don- aid MacKinnon on Monday. Two were prohibition cases and were ad- journed. The third was a Customs case and was also adjourned.

SUSTAINED msunrss _ m, Henry Gmudet. employee at the Maritime Electric Co's lighting plant received injuries on Saturday, which will necessitate his avoiding active work for some time. While at work Mr. Gaudet fell on a pole with the result that several ribs were fractur- ed. His friends hope to we him soon book at work again.

EQUIPMENT TESTED — The shriek of the siren shortly before 8 o'clock last evening led many citizens to believe thatthe firemen were responding to a. call. Such was not the case. The ~men had only taken the pumper to the Marine Wharf for s test.

WILL ENTERTAIN "THE JOL- LIES"—-'I‘he cast oi‘ “The Jollies" is invited to be at Pickard's Wharf, at 6.45 p. m. ‘Thursday, August 17th, to attend a two hours sail on S. S. "Harland", given by the Gyro Club of Charlottetown. Those who wish to do so may invite a friend, rmd the.‘ kiddies may be accompanied by par- ents, if so desired. The members of the Gyro Club will be present and will provfde transportation for the junior members of the Cast from: the wharf to their homes at the conclusion of the sail. A private. dance will be held at Beach Grove‘ after the sail for the older "nembers of the Cast. An invitation is alsoi extended to the Cast of the Ice Pageant to attend this dance. As transportation to Beach Grove is limited, those attending the dance are quested to arrange their own transportation wherever possible. children who were in the Ice Page- ant will bc welcomed on the boat

soil.

WALKS FROM CALGARY-—Mr. Allan Murray, a former Islander, arrived in the city last evening having completed s journey from Calgary, Alta. on foot. Mr. Murray, who is a native of Montague, has resided in Calgary for the past el- even years, snd has been engaged in radio service work there. He left Calgary on July first and since then has covered s distance of 1,000 miles on foot, having re- ceived some lifts_ from automobiles, etc. However, Mr. Murray reports it is impossible to get a ride on an automobile in the province of Quebec, and New Brunswick is nearly as bad. He had many in-

ss usunl m R p. m. For Vicloria Thunsriny st 7 n. m» For East Rivcr—li‘ri:lnys at 5.30 li-

ni nu|l~£l p, m. For Wv-si, furor-Saturday st 0 s.

Ill. lliil 0 D. In '

teresting, and some possibly not very agreeable experiences during his extended trip. but appears,

Stocks Drop Fraction-

ally in Listless Mar- ket — Commodities i Are Steady.

(B! John L. Cooley Associated Press Financial Wrltor.)

NEW YORK, Aug ii-nespm a long weekend. the stock marketi emersed today sleepy-eyed and; fatigued. barely able i0 drag itself i along in another d-ull and listless session.

Interest in aoquirim stocks seemed to be negligible and the 11st as s. whole dropped fractions to a- round a point. The so-mllcd “wet" shares. as well as the gold issues, were more ales-t than the rest, clos- ing stesdy. Bonds were irregular in a narrow and sluggish market and the dollar showed a firm tone in foreign exchange dealings. Most commodities were fairly steady.

Net Decline

Transfers totalled only 1,222,280 shares. ‘The Associated Press-stand ard Statistics average for 90 sel- ected stocks showed a net decline of one point.

‘Iihe few stocks that did change hands todaywere largely among floor members of the hange. By and large, the trading community, and the general public appeared content to remain on the sidelines, with one eye on the recovery drive of the administration, and the other on developments in the grain markets.

The Chicago Board of ‘Trade is schedu- led to remove the "pegs" which have limited fluctuations in grains, doubtless accounted for much of the hesitation. All grains closed unchanged, but wheat lost 1 to 2 cents a bushel mt Winnipeg. Cot- ton was fairly steady most of the day but closed 95 cents to $l-i5 a bale lower.

Still Unchanged

A general levelling off process apparently was indicated by re- ports from soune of the basic trade centres. Steel production, as esti- mated by the magazine "Steel" re- mained unchanged, with new buy- ing mtssded by uncertainties sur- rounding the industtryb code and its possible effect on future costs. The Department of Commerce in its latest report for the week end- ed Aug. 5 found business setivity showing a moderate recession, s1- though this was atributed in part to seasons/l influences.

In the share market some of the gold stocks were in moderate de-

lmand as s result of the Govern-

ment's ruling that gold concent- rates might be exported. This means that American companies heretofore limited to the domestic market wits its fixed legal price of $20.67 per ounce, can tap the world market at London where refined gold is quoted around $30 an

Just what price the unrefined metal will bring, after allowing for all charges, has now been author- itatively estimated.

Lose F-sctlonally

Stocks which lost fractionaily to around a point or more included American Can, Santa. Fe. Brook- lyn Union GM. J. I. Case, Lima locomotive. Illinois Central. Great Northern Preferred, Du Pant. New York Central, Peoples Gss, United States Steel, and Westinghouse. Homestake Mining spur-ted 18 points and Allied Ohemicsl gained 4.

What si/Jcim did Aug l4-

Mon Fri Advances -.. ... .. 133 203 Declines ... ..... 403 299 Unchanged ’ ... 132 140 658 072

Total issues ... however, to be none the worse for them. Mr. Murray intends to work in this city, and it seems probable

that anyone with sufficient ambi- n

tion to begin such a journey as the above will make a success in

OW, 90011010193 v .' ,

NNEii YliRK" lSTiiBK MARKET

fact that tomorrow the “

113E CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Stock Quotations

Montreal _ Stock Market

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Buthurst A — Bell Tel 2 Erillllllii 1315;, ‘an 3y | Do I 111,»: Can . . 18 Doui Iii-idle .. ... ...; ,.. 81 How Suiit ... .,, ,.-. ,.. — Dom Steel snd Coal d ... an. Int Nickel ... ... ... . 20

Massey Harris McCall Front

Montreal Power 331/, Nst Brew ... . 21% Power Corp .. 01/, Quebec Power 11W.» Shnwlnigan 151/, hire] of Can 2s i Winnipeg El , ... ... ... .... 8 J

1v. Y. CURB

YESTERIJATS illliii MARKET illliliiiilliiii

CorrectedTor Every Wednesday and

Saturday Issue Raw fimgufi. 85o Oats . ..--m.- Turnips bunch _, 5.; New potatoes 30c pk

lihlbnrb .

Blocks Amer Cysn B ... ... ___ Amer Sup Pow .\s G and El _ (‘on Mnnsoni Pities Serv El Bond an Imp Oil _ Ning Hud ,

Closi- l!‘

Miscellaneous

NEW YORK. Aug ilk-Index of 15 » lule couuuodity prices (Dec. 31, ii equals 100.)

Today B15 prev day 129.0.

Week ago 133.0 month ago 145,3, i033 high 148,0 1033100’ 78.7. . i032 lll h 103.0 1082 low 70.0, (Copyr gilt, 10.33 by _Moody's,i.

EXCIZANGE

MONTREAL, Auf ill-British snd foreign exchange u relation to the Canadian dollar, ns complied by tin- ltoyui Bunk of Canada, closed lousy as follows 1-

Argentina peso .3041.

Australia pound 3.7210.

Austria schiliing A000,

lieltium beige .1988.

Brazil milrcls .0880.

Bullurin lve _0l33. -

(‘bins Hong Kong dollars

Denuinrk krone _2l 4.

Finland finrnsrk .0223.

France franc .0556.

Germany reichsmnrk .3308.

Great Britain pound 4,6840,

Greece dl-richma .0080.

Holland flroiri .15”

llungury pengo

India rupee

Ituly lire .

Julian yen . .

Jugosiovis dlnar .0205.

New Zealonrl pound 3.7368.

Xorwny krone ,L.‘i09,

Poland zioii .1070.

Roumnnia lru ,0000.

South Africa pound 4,0019.

Spain post-tn .1180.

Sweden krone [£422.

Switzerland frnnc .2750.

United "Stmtes dollar 81,5 pea premium.

NEWV YORK. Aug lo-(APJ-For- sign exchange easy: Great Britain de- mnml high 4,41%? low 4.32%: close

.' : 00 tiny hills 4.42%: 5.24%; Iiniv 7.05; Belgium 18.75; Germany 32.00: (‘uumln 04%. Exchange rates nt tbc close today

.3270.

cent

‘ere:- Pound sterling in Montreal 4,68%, ll S dollur in Montreal 1.06%. French frnuc in Ifonireal 5.56. Pound sterling in New York 4,39%. (‘uuadian rlollnr iu New York 04%. French from‘. in Nob York Paris- boilnso closed.

(Panudiuu Prue!) IVINNIPEII, Au: I5— l‘

ILOQE “ghost: Oct 71%; Dee 710.0%; May ' oaks: Oct asst; Drc sags; May Barley: Oct 42B; Doc 1315A: May

' cssn mucus Whont; No 1 hnrd 71%; No 1 00%: No 2 nor 07%: ' 3 nor 00; No 4 nor- M54; No 5 5n No 0 54%: Feed 52%; Truck 00-7,, .'o 1 durum

Outs: No 2 C W 87, ‘\'o 3 ‘ii; Ex 1 fccd 35%: No 1 foeil 34%; gar; 2 feed 32%; Rejected %"/Ai Track

.41, Barley: 0 row ex 1i C W i5: 2 row ex a c w ma: No a c Willi/n No i (‘.\\'47:Nu.'|CW' 30; No 0C W 35: Traci: 40%.

PROQUCE

(Canadian Press)

CW 34-

_ Gen Motors

MUNTRPJAL, Aug ill-Jvholesale butter prices on ihc lloutrenl dairy and pr-oduce market were slightly ens». ier during Imiays trmliug. 'l.'lin hut-i ter mark! Ins quoted at 18% lo 180,-, cents per pound of no 1 grude in curlots or less as ulrulilst 181/. eonta a pound yesterday. Iii-collars totalled‘ only 217 boxes.

The cheese market wns firmer nl, l0 to 10% ccuis a pound for Ou- turios uud iiié to 0% cenin for Quo- hecs. Arrivals were 7,401 boxes. was sunouurcd hero today that. the weekly suction of butter and PIIOESI‘ would not bu bald wiuorrorv due to the present unsclilod condition of the markets.

Egg prices were slightly hotter to» dnv. Graded shipments iu carlots or less of extras brought 10 Io 2i cents s dozen, firsts 16% to 10 cents a dozen and seconds 1214, tn 1.’! cents s dosen. A total of 1,271 cases was of- fared for sale.

The potato marks-l continued to hold unchanged. Old stock from the lifsrltimes weno generally quoted at 01.25-31.80 per 80 ppuud hair while new Quabecs brou hi, 80 to 00 cents for slmiisr quuntit es.

uvrsrocx

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Aug lii-ilfferings on the two Montreal livestock markets todsy totalled 1,327. Receipts were

composed of 150 esitle, 220 enivcs, B00 liioff

hogs and b8 sheep snd lambs eluding shout 100 cnttle and 000 hogs held over from yesterday's mnrircis.

The cattle held over, including also the fresh arrivals, were onlv com- mon to just plain cows 3nd rivers and were slow sellers.

Calves were unchanged nt 82 to $1‘.- 25 for grsssers snd up to 84.50 fol- vssls with s top of 85 for s few good

brought $5.75 with culls out at n rut of $2 per cwt. Sheep were sold for $2 and Si.

There was s weaker undertone to the hog mnrkot, out of $010 hogs hold over fnoln gw-scirtllly‘! Iunrkcis, close tn were feeders. 'i‘<uin;s sales were slow. linronu Ilflll butchers brought 80,50 to $0,011 Selects vlrcw prr hog premium. Hrnvlcs $0 in . . Esims hcnrics $5.50 tn $5 00. Lights 50,25 to 80.00, Pow-tiers were selling slowly ni. from $0.50 in $0,571;

80 10

to £7. Son-s were 851.00 lo I»? accord- liil IA (liillltl.

Rherrlit Sisco o.. Sfmlncoun ,.

Sud Bnsln Sud (‘out _

Thoma l‘n<l . . Towngmun ... ... 'l‘rc‘ulwoli U

New (‘ahbsge

. Bclh 10 snd Ific 5c

New Onions bunch ...

New beets , . , ...

New beets bunch ,... use ...,, 10c Yew carrots bunch _,, ... ..., 1m; .\'o\v Radish hunch ... 5c wrucua Ill ... ... 8Q Lettuce hunch , (g; Raspberries lit. 25c floosoherries qt 15o Blueberries qt 10¢ Pens q ... 20¢ Black Currants qt . 40¢

Dnlry and Poultry Products Ducks ... .-.a ..... ..- 75—00e

Roost Beef Roast; Pork lions! Vasi (‘hops Pork Liver lb . lirriris ib

Toncues each

Round Steak .

lfuckrrcl . ,... .. ... .. . Ilurldock ," ' s: (‘oil Tongues 10¢ (‘ed 4.;

Pivotal New York Stocks

(Canadian Press)

Sun-ks q“, sun-u 11mm .... .. 130% .\lli Illlll F Pow‘ ., 13 Aiu Smelt ... , " Am Tel and Tel ..."... 126 Anaconda ,.. .., ... ... ... n, 16% Atcbison . . ,.. . _..- Auburn Motor g Caddaa Drv 39% I‘ 159g I19 g9 0 Con Gas . . 431/, Corn Products .. 35% Delaware and Hud . 74 Eastman ... .~ . 7B Gen l<liec ., n 341A Gen Foods . 30%

Nonth America North Amer

lindio .. ,. Tex Gulf . . Union Carbide . liuiou Pac __ Vnircll Corp U S Rubber tfi-iuruliuui Westinghouse . Woolworth Ileih Steel ., U S Siccl ..

MT’L_._(.‘URB

(Canadian Press)

B A Oil . . . . Benuhnrnois . Dom I-lug _

MI1_\_/_1_NG

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Aug 1L. Stocks Acme Oil , . V. ....-.-. 22V;

. n. 0e 1J5

Alh I’ac o5 Alox . g 4i}: T-I 4% 21,, I00 ].\il 4 Bnrry H guy, Bobio wig

lhlnlorue lluff (‘an , ll-ink lllll 1‘.-l-l .\lui ..

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“mo;

11cc Gold . q Mscnsss ... _ Man Basin ,,, McIntyre McMillan l. . McVItIio . iifcwniiors Mcrl ii , lilln Corp

.. .-. Moss lillnes .... Murphy .. Ncwbcc .

Ronni Auih .

Reno Gold ,,_ San Ant . Snrnln

.. ... ..... ... ... ....

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flyirnnin- . Teck llugh

u: Kin: .T.'.T .... ..;';......'.

PKGE FIVE

1

Thanks 1b Life Insurance-i 1.1.1 kept in force