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___.__. ' ' . r0 rties against net ion 84.808882 — - ‘°.‘.‘l'..'2.":...'..";.‘.‘:'t.“. 5.’. 12:51.: mgggy 308K“; Y; ~,1=,-,-- ,=¢,-—rg= '- 5r- ' as q an M! ne o e

(quotations furnished by Johnston "°°" ‘"""'"- ""‘"“' "‘"" soft Saturday, with dis nsii leading Ill n Lo 1m on god Ward Iiiemblrl of (ha Mont ‘tffi-f)“ mflmw" I"'°"' chflfl“ the way, bonds however, were gen- ‘ w real Stock Exchange, “out”; emily firm to strong. Possibly mono Ind 103.01 10240110150 0.80 an" uu-“L 153 mchmond ma“ weakness in Rail stocks Ind strength» Ilails 94.80 s4 1D 34 80 0.82

Charlottetown).

"u," I...“ as a“ hedge against the _ _ , . "n" on.“ b" poaaibélity o the goid dec lion be- High Lovv Last Up OONFEDERATION LIFE INBUB. _ (__ ng a evrseito the- position of the . mo; b579g.7-13.313i_ _ Government. Shifting {or this pur-40 Bonds 90.19 0.02 v L o pose, however, la not discernible am- Dow Jones. u - . cough stocksia t b fl t H BEE HOPE RIVER on the 851703- - ,< . A t ' , _ - s mar seema o e. no ua n: 11" M0 d J nun, 2 _ M __ Am r C“ ___ g; aimlessly finding tho-outcome of the BAIING LETTER en Tm n ay’ a _ W9_ _ _ 1 ' ' ° decision on the Gold Cla a s: ds A! I‘ 331 1 26 2' g“- g; 313"“ ~ , I; ... .... ..."... ... ....“.‘.’..'.“ .52‘ ’ “"'°°“ --- ' » i ' ‘ ~ ~Gl¢nce m o . . ‘ . ‘ . .. . - ::.=..“::‘.';‘::.:.-".."' "ii. "a r s": N Y .. . . . . °°“"°"°"~“=~ WW °‘ ~ ~ l c -' ' “m m" 1m" pm dividend nhllfi? is sechednledtfeoerwhefgvclcgedxi lower‘ My; i: “m” and McLeod,‘ Emma’? “l” isiovrnhgciflr in” 1' I ' Am R d ' tomorrow. _ I lower, and Dec cotton 2 or 8 points ‘burl Rllwen Mam“ and not ‘Mrs’ Wheat nor no 2 To ontizriLludhltrlal ' Lnldlnw and Company. lower. Former advices hold good. PMnrliLla as announced in yester- Barley c W m0 3 64 “u”. d, Altbought stocks vrith- n few ex- day} 155mg, dis C W no 2 54 Tm,“ y; NEW Yonxflllgllxbzli-YJ I irxcpitionpwacted aomiawgiut ‘heavy, tlltit _____ Qutts If‘ l: no 3 41. 1 A T b B ___ . . l. an. .28—God n uairn averages no go qii o ,__ Oils ec no 1 M. _ us, down m Among“ Co’ ___ gglfl 142s 6d against 1i1a‘8i_l Satur-as low as yesterday. I lee no reason‘ WATER KATE1b.n\y8lCT‘ltB-k91‘5 _li:iour spring wheat-patents firsts 1.1m; ls-flffQr 1| ‘L 9s Amhmm _ D d’ T anion"! C a o‘ t ‘i d x to chaxnge my view” that they wil who have 110i; pi! d ell‘ ra es I01‘ $o ‘i0. N“ ymg7q,mn_ rum", .“_°°‘_ Auburn ‘uh _ ry n aper . ru s I on pu ur ngmost finely’ make o om somewhere the current quaywr are reminded l<_lour seconds 84.90. f” 19w“; "n; uu¢h“‘,q_ H‘ m,“ L,“ Dom Bridge lvlvueklouded Jan. 20 avenged fib/zoohetueen 10'. and 101.70. that shut o" 115m Wm be ready for hiour winter wheat patents choice ~' I .. "u" W" 33;‘; €32."r25°".‘.. . l». ‘will?’ ‘M’ °" "m “m” "'°"°“’.=i$‘Z'.f'l9°’ii§1’f€’€l§§Z"’§..“§.n.l’.. me street on Wednesday we rwih- “Jill? iiilfi. 8180 o i *--'~r--- --‘ ' Dom Steel Coal B . 57,. Bangor anil Arocslooii 1034 net in-a purchase below 18. Dcrpcct to see L-ZIMB-l-ZB-Zl. Flour white corn $5.80 to $6.00. . ,_ ‘ ... . Be u, Gen steel wliffifl 5 5 coins equal $4 90 a common shnrs og-it: very inuoh higher. . 3n...- mn $99.21 __ ‘mu! __ _ Gurus . ‘.. . 6% 0% 8111B! $5_48.in 1933 . Paramount recommended inst Mon- _ shorts ion $30.2?- ‘ ' mm, Add Much _ How Smith lap 12y, 121,5 ‘Nciv Iork Central December net Ogl-diiy at 3% below went to 31A a day or MARRIAGL-Ai’. Canoe COVE 0H lilldllllnga tori $2.26 to $38.28. ,_., m, m, _ v__- (liorliéiginn I .. ll 1515M ‘gyiiglifig ‘Arcana rilzgiinst sK-two lalier alnd oiosod ii/f today siiii a Baturday evening Jan. 19th inst. by icoiisd oats bng o0 lbs $3.2m. (cu-ma 2"") "‘"‘ U" m“ n’ -- lntl Nicki-l e o» 336151 10a s oinnsltelsiicooiezi" mom ‘built “i W ‘hi i I id t b t m“ D-K- 3°55’ BA- Fmdermk l-my no "' m! m“ “m” “ML CHICAGO flu "- m“ PM ' ‘ 3 13 Intl Pow‘ . n‘ ‘illlklillllfi alulteel" anya’ steel worksfl nilimlé ‘v1.01’ Ihrilild mot ‘If; 4:20;; Mlfilbflliflle MocPhail of Argyle 25:33,‘: §‘,,",,,,,,,,?"'§1§f".§°i§'_1" Wham-J- '- ~ w“ w]: PfltbigvPfll 57 last hweek ‘continued to incrensc inthan 2 points lower and Lthink the Shore to Sarah Edith macCanilell Butler no 1 24% to 21%. m!‘ 1°11!“ . d l ' i l , , " " I . insib? rail...“ ‘F’ 332M271 “$131.3lé“‘t.fs.l°°°l“.li‘i.“’fi‘sn'ifi3'“§Ji..’§“l§%.1f° '"§‘n§'.”"'" ’° ‘m’ m’ dmmm" °’ M” “d ms‘ N“: $1555 l“i°“fii‘.?o’li'...;‘bfi.“‘"° ” u» Mi w. wuss - . MeColl llrqnt Oil 15 tncturers for delveries raising the Loews closed a fraction higher and Mcoanneu- The marriage was 6' loggs A 1 puiiois 30. Jill! --- --- --- Q 37 ,3 _ ‘i? é Kigolutnrorv ago/u ‘ates-é works ‘operating rate two liointssblréulfl ha hoillaghlb bong-tau. 6 d the hour of 7 orloctk PMuénggllc isggs a Large so.” 5'9‘ --- -~ -~ -- 37 .__ 56% ‘ mryulcr not 3D I,“ ‘ rew ,5 o percan at 0 caii e otig near an presence of fifty nvi ed gueg _ a lilggs A medium . ' n \ (‘illumb Carl» W’? i $3L5.‘*‘2'.“°' 1x71 341M?" °".°“§.?, nsalflffi$x§§t u “thilf, “m u i‘ 1"“; “@114” d 2a room was charmingly decorated. *1?“ B if?“ 25- n ~ s: "““““ m" m“ ‘W! at fnn- n“: 1 u‘ liCUBBBBI-H u U’ l m" rut?“ "ffli. f1 o“: firm“ with silver and pink crepe trlxn- M“ c '4' . so 1s "m" “l 21% s: Law rid“ . . . o? wllglasouri irons... lines was net ......“"‘.‘>o.;$3.°i22 recifitt 2.12312 hold gooil 11111135 and the marriage altar and rlvlutixsltgfiils ‘lg-emu?’ m“ Y“ 20 Sher Wll 15 82.790030 iifter all charges including though I look for -llttlo activity until why“ hens fox-med a picture frame P lil I 80's 60-55- u... M Show . . . . .. ll! adjustment bond interest against net next week. ' dd, _ South Can-Pow 1m loss $1,510,008 in ioos. Baring. 0f charming beauty. The we n! s . u so 9m uteri Co Can Co 4o ‘ march was played by Mrs. AK. Mac C v u! _ 4a gglntmxnt Kwztxm C. : “lob COtEOn 21 I ' I, I ‘ > _ ' pheeglggnaharlotgemhvgrLffigbgiis 509C - s n. "f ... llfi A l1 “cc uo 4e a. ‘ W88 WBy 2‘ ‘ i ' a,_ _ , Iuue row Lin»: “N” 41 VL 0613 PRU was tastefully dregsed in silver blue _ NEW for“; J m lléfiim’ m - ‘Ir-o . an. ZS-A r an N, First Nail Stores . §‘:.:?§':?°__"‘_ "‘ I'm/l - - ' wrded crepe Satmflth boqueh o: curly drop to ‘it 84%, sterling steadied m“! h,‘ h.‘ lfm°p°fi T“ - Nova sooasfil‘. many“. Ilrqpgl c I D514? Dink chrysa erniimfi. Th5 iu tiio_ foreign exchange markets to- U m“ 311%‘. g3 I lp-ii Asphalt . M", _ g __ _ 172% MONTREAL_ Jm, 28___o'“,,,n" 0,, ‘mvrklufuffluijz: Prflllmi s l groom was supported by Archie iluy and oiosnd iriti. s small net gain. , _ 3g 31;,‘ g1 :11?‘ 1,1155‘, Bunk of Canada 5.7 2m- twotlfioritigeziflo iiilnwsock markets ,,,;,,,;. m, ,5‘, ,,;,,,,.,,~’8“,,,,,,e,°‘un "f, Motlanricll and the bride by Miss ‘xrigloduosirrrs no: also... up u m . "‘ today too ed . - ea. o

lion Mot liold Dust . llooil Rub lloodycor Iliib

llraiinm Paige ... .. 2%

lireal West Sugar .. 27

Iloustuu Oil . . . . .. ..

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inii lInr MONTREAL. Jan. 28——Brl¢llh and inn Np-knl foreign exchange in relation to the intl Tel . 54, Canadian dollar, as compiled by the Johns Mnu 601A, Royal Bank of Canada, closed today Iizin cuy South 1 H followu-

Keivlnator 171A Austria achiillng 1801.

K9,, Cgp 135/‘ China Hons Kong dollars .4411. .

Denmark krone 2176. -

A 85

y,‘ z Norway krone 2448 N,“ M," H 29 Poland lloti 1801 n, m, _ 29 32g giéiluimagia lieu lgiggl v j ‘u ll SC!

I'll“ 125- grinder] X20119 2512.”

New Haven ...‘ 1'! .21 w ‘Bran tn" 3-0‘

North Amer .... ... 12 a‘, pi-Eigllaeizdi sum. don“ 3'32 p” “at N (i v.1 .. rm 17 . -. . , “Arlyn”: A‘ 4 ‘Mai-Yang’: . . I94 chrlfw 20gb. dlnn. its-Foreign ex. p0,," l.“ 2;» 31% ‘mm, c n a M to aural)! rent l-irlluin demand mu. Ser- N J 2m ao wry,“ a B m, d“ blah-Ha‘; Ugli- cloeool 811%: m1" P“ 15% 15 QUWB‘. . . . . . .. l 82409‘ 3 y Bvlarliini '““<°i§r§i§5§ lltlgly g‘iqilll§iigsrzlrg% “d 4'1? 4E4‘ Toni Ialoa 867,000. 1o; Canada on iii-m. '

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nil. olrone sled“... 14 14 . "LIFT!" NEW manor: P011001. Safeway Start‘! 4M; 30% Aumuon CUNCLRL‘

‘txlcurs Roebuck F621; 7's‘, grown,“ _

.822”? Vie... 1% The New Ahrgflc Chrlsmm school “W”, he my, concert was eld in the schoolroom Rouili Rail 1b fi Wednesday evening December 19. Rtmul lining: 11ft’; with a large number of parents and m, _ 3;,“ visitors present. A well rendered Rtund on N .1 .. 41:2 programme was mrrled out by the Stewart Warner . 'i pupils assisted by the young people §'\""“','"*°' ~ 1%,‘ 0i’ the d‘"trl't. At. the close of the r5; of... so an mums-gm concurs slew-oi Tm, m," B," _, _ s: .~.:z.i an some; while Daniel Map iznion (‘urh Curb ‘all: Bachcrxi presented the teaches- with jig?“ 13f“- - ~ 2% a pocket-book. posits. Claus made nnum m... m, 1c Biipcarancs and distributed ii s Ind Al 30:2 Presents. candy and fruit to the

i1 s Rubber n lLSinelt , n s Steel . . . . .. or} "ck", x9n"rngi_¢°llirb-l- d; an‘ Vickers ... ... ... ... .... 19¢ cat Union 510% ‘ ______________ 31*". “J3; C 31:: \\'l(\‘i?iil‘i'0l"iiiiir\° . rim 553573 1.1 "535 Yellow Truck . .. , 8K . . , » _ - _ URO. South Africa '*—"'_‘““' "‘ tqPl-When-hor sweetheart com- FBINCI WRITES SLOW‘ Iii-Mod liilelfl in 1010, Anni! Bwanepoel vent into a trance and

MARCH FOR. BAGHTIG

LONDON, Jan. 28 - The news that the-Prince of Wales had writ- ten a slow march to be played on the bagpipes caused great surprise in court circles today. Ony his closest friznda previously vnm lot into the secret.

Pipe-Major I". MnoDsnrld of the ems Guards arid, the slow march had an "invigorating sou impirlng lllt." He said the Scots Guards plum! the Princ"a tune at the ‘rower of lnndon a few days I180. No om knew who the oom-

hadanunhroken slaepof 11 ‘s. Sheewoke b11921 but socn fell‘:-

ieep again.

a Miss‘ swancpoom l some?‘ an _ , new y rs old, sleeps only for weeks at a time. Rocantl, ahe remained ._601I80l6lll for two weeks. . .

Extract from a letter to s Milk ilarketing Board's Regional 0f- ficer:-".-. . . and please inform win-Bead Mioopoatop botliering

‘I'll-is Ne‘: for the ma:

g1! ll advance.

as. -, ‘ plausibility of yourvnobla profession.

13 I EXCHA dial;

from nu. cold indifference, and 1m ~ of interest on our part, you labored

‘ was sorely tried by our inaptncss

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Mt’l.. Stock y Exchange

France franc Grout Bi-ltaln Holland florin Hungary pengo India rupee 3

pound I 8058. .0102

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pupils. Following is the programme. Welcome -- Mary MaoKlnnon; Chorus-School; Bielllbhllfln-qflfchle K500110819: Recitation — Ralph . n: Dlalozue-An Unsuc- cessful Advance-two pupils; Reci- tstlon-Jlmmy Hepburn: DrilL-two Pupils: Monologue-Sadie Stewart; Recitation-Billie Da-rrsch; Song- two pupils: Heading-Daniel Mac Eecheni; Recitation-Stewart Mac Eacbern; Dialogue-Help Wanted— four pupils? ‘Recitation-Catherine Dsrrach; Recitaizio -mlle Stewart: Recitation-sum. Dazoiach; Dia- logue - Colored Honeymoon -- six Pupils: Reading - Lloyd Smith; Recitation .- Archie MacKinnon: Dialogue-Another Goose; Closing LOhorua. w - Following is the address: New Argyle. PEI, December, 1935. Margaret MacArthur, Dear Racher.—At this happy

(u Jbaat awws 70 oaankflarapocial

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GOSSIP-

market refloctafifl Util

New_York. New Haven and Hart- ford year I984 net loss 853533-114 aftep taxes and charges.

guarantees on separately operated

17.70 17.53 17.58 0.01

Cattle receipts were 1,601 head Cattle were moving slowly at prices on tizirnvi-rnire about steady with inst week's quotations of cows were reported a shade firmer. One louil of top steers averaging 1,- (iin lbs mode $0. The bulk of com! steers aoiii between 852d and 8.7 7:1 Common steers were from 8 to 8i nmi medium steers from $4 25 to S5 Heifers solil from {8-00 in $4 50 One r-holco baby beef madefi? with a few of lighter won-hen pr M were mostly $3.25 Wltlrhipl of $3 50 Gunners and Hitters sold, from $125 to 81 75 auil plnln to medium butcher cows.from $2 to‘ $3 Rnlomis hulls to g5 76 slid butcher

to~1.000 good and

: medium $4 25 to S5; to $4; steers over 1.050 lbs good and" choice Ill to $6; medium

2. : common $3 to 8i: heifers hood and choice S1 to $1 50: medium to $3 '15: common 5".’ I50 to $2 15: fed mnirea; izootl ond- cluvce =00 to $1; cows. gourl 4.‘! ‘Z5 to "i F0: I1!""""Ii 82 50 to $3: common $1 75 to 82 25; runners n'"l cuttcrn 51% lo $175: hulls cool] 83 lo $3 50; common $2.50 to 9-75

/€nlf receipts ware 840 head Calves were aolei early at about ' ‘steady Good quality venis brought $7 75 tn 88 with medium kinds from

$726 to S7 50 and common liirh veiils down to so all fed colven ranged from S4 to ill Grass calves

were stcaxiy to n shade easier mngihg from $2 for yeuriinizs to for an odd sale with the bulk of the sales between 82 75 and $3 '

Good and choice veal S7 ‘l5 to SR: common and medium 4 to $7 50: grnssers $2 to $3 25

Sheep ~ receipts were 117 bend Lambs ~ were stronger Four good heavyweight ems iiiinha brought 87 25 The balance of the lambs ere wprac- tlcolly all bucks and were sold ha. tween $6 50 and $0 Sheep were from 83 to $3 60. Ewes $3 to $3 50: lambs good 87 25- common $5 d0 to $0

Hog receipts were 1,763 head There was ii firm undertone to the hon mar- ket but a: the time of writing no prices had been estnbiiaheil

Athenian. Women Bored to Death In Olden Days.

MCNTRIETAL, Jan. E.—(OP)- Domestic life in ancient Athens was recreated by Prof. E17. Boothrayid of Bishop's University, lyennoxville, in an address to the Montreal Women's Club. Stories chosen from Athenian writers were retold in present day language, indicating that husbands and wives in that fer-off time were not very different from those of today.

One story from Xenophon gave a picture of domestic felicity. The husband lwd married his wife when she was i4 and had trained her in

The better kinds '

Montreal dairy and produce iunrltet today while potatoes and chccss re- mained unchanged '.l‘lie batter market was generally 24% to ‘til/y cents a pound for car- lots on lcss of no 1 grade. up V; cent from lust week's clnsc Solids were 25 cents and prinlu 26 cents.

0n tho egg market A grades were generally u cent o dozen higher, grad- ed shipments becoming 2G cents a dozen for A large, 23 cents for A me- dium and 22 cents for A pullets while B remained at 18 lo 18% cents and C at 17 to 171/; cents

No. 1 Ontario cheese, fall make brought 10% to I1 cents a pound and summer make 11% to 12 cents Offer- ings totalled only 12 boxes

Potatoes in 80 pound bags were to 4'! cents for Our-bees, 48 to 50 cents for New Brunswicks and G0 to o5 cents for Prince Edward 1a- lands.

Bringing Goals ' To Springhill.

(O-P. By Guardians Spcohl Wire) , N. 5-. JED. 28—-Iii

‘ was a case of “hrlnxing coals go

Newcastle" in this collierytcwn ov- er the week-end, as trucks River Haber: brought, in fuel sup- plies to meet a shortage cause" the strike of more than 1,000 Unit- ed Mine Workers.

Althouxh the three Dominion Oosl Company mines remairrd id‘r?. the employees received about $24,- 000 in wages earned before the walkout. and all was quiet. No de- uelcpments were expected until ‘omorrow-the deadline set by the U. M. w. for the ..'v*l Amsflgamwed Mine Workers to return to the fold.

'I'he strike was dirlored last Wed- nesday, when the U. M. W. refused to work alongside l2 A. M. W. or-

womb; tcwwcl a "c! ssd 'h"p" announced that. the U. M. W. nu week ago.

GIVES INTERIOR

MONTREAL. Jan 28.——(CP)—:—~ In the decoration and furnishing of a. home personality. simnllclty and consideration for comfort and con- venience are more important to ultimate race/em than expenditure of money, in the opinion of J. Herbert Hoziglns of Toronto who addressed the Canadian Women's

it's ways. Only once during his married life did he have to an

Christmas time. when all the world resounda with cheer and goodwill, we. your pupils in keeping with the spirit of the season wish to convey to you though in a very feeble - our

,, an Int-ltudc for your unbounded in- terest in oureducstionni advance- ment. Doapts scant‘ encouragement

on over mindful of the great res-

'No doubt by times pour patience anddaok oi energy. which you ai- Iays strove to overcome vllth n- aoutcafulness and determination.

016111-11. on behalf o! the pupils of new Amie school.

Serious Illness" of

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d the exercise she required.

' i bSenator Hatfield

himself. His wife pldined that she was losing her complexion ibrourzh lack of exercise. whereupon the husband informed her that walking around the house‘ and super- vising the slaves would provide all

In later times. when women had sufficient freedom to visit each other occasion my, one wife com- ploined to another tqat her hus- band had built their home in so lfo- mme a, rpm that she hardly ever saw her friends.

Press Club here

Every piece of furniture chosen slrnfd be comfortable. practical. of gc-azi line, solid construction and pleasant appearance. Character and personality ln the house were the expression of the needs and the dolly life of the family, Mr. " lna seld-

"Enpress your personality in the delightful. simple things," he advised. "If you cannot afford inohoguny or walnut, buy maple. If maple is beyond yourpursebuyun- pointed furnit/iireand pointltyour- self to h-rmonizc with the color

"me ordinary middle - class Athenian woman must have been bored to death in the seclusion which was her lot." the speaker commented. addiru that such thinks led one to tune down the picture of Athena as the height of human cul- ture and glory. Ordinlry lifewlson a much lower level than that of today. Unfortunately. we do not know what the Athenian women thought cf the Athenian‘ man," said Prof. Bocthmvd. '

m Anon:

, as serious toniiht. . r f bu been greatly ivsaksmd by oofllhiit hiyh temperature u- , from a blood diaordlr which tight on by a IQNPI attack]

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scheme of yum- choice." Maintaining tho present in an era of oobr. Mr. Hodsins warned lillnst the use of too many colors and, on the contrary. against the ciniauon of ooior contra-st. The sure test for color waaytoappiy constipation seen in nature.