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Mt’l. Stock _ MINING Ex¢/Hinge an-151,. 3%..;

ments in the mining mar blue Monday slant todsy sad the close was definitely lower with the

(Quotations tarnished by Joanna. turnover a little better than the ne-

and Ward members ol the llontreai cent sversge The drop was blamed stock Ex.-hangs. ssomnai Curb asaa on the delay ln handing down the de-

ket, |504 lllchmonrl Street. Charlotte. town.)

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cision on the sgold clause appssl at Washington, anior golld isauo|:h\ve;e

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not sold in hong vo lua w e -

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Air R041 ... ... .....

4111.111 chem Allis Chaim ... ... ...

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Auior nn . . . Am Car Found .. .. Aux . .

ii‘ur Pon' .. ..

Aux Pow Light ... .. ..

Aux lui Alu A111 Alu Aux i

Smolt lifr ... ... . Sugar .... ...

iconila Cop ... .. ...

Arlilsun ... . . .. 'liaiii Loco ... .. il:1lt Ohio .. ... ..

liaru A ... . ....

linu Aviation ... . li:-th Steel . ....

llriggs . ...

liyers A M ... .... llurr .\1l1i Mach ... ..... l'1il| Uil ... ... l`:1u ll1:y Gln ... .. i‘11u l'1|4: 1':1s~~ ’l‘h1csh l`\'i ('0\‘l\ . . .- i'o11\ Suu .. .. 4'lu\s Ohio . . .. Chic North .. ...

1‘i1r_v.~\lcr liiot . . .. ‘ rl

loiulub C11 1 .. 1'olu1u Ga14<l~ilcc .. vom Sol i'1\1\ this 4'.1u Lili ... l'1»u \'1\u ... .... ... .. |‘orn i’ro1l ... . ._ licl Hilti ... . . ..

Rui] . ... ...

Toi Tcl .. .... 'l‘ol\ li

111 134% 10;/5 1533? 11 “' 1 '-'54 1414 3-i"/11 0-iii: 103% iii 11144 4314 5 ‘id 111/1 111/, 15% 20’/11 20% 1(ii,~§ I-'I 17'/"11 I4 I2‘_{4

ljliifil . D_ ‘ 'ES 42% ~i’_il :N5

7-151 11111 20% li)

7% au 11114

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Ii I Dupont .... 0%, <2: . K l k . Ilfl

l 1ut1u'1u mn ._ ._ lil.-c Auto Lilo Cn llli-1' l’0\\' lilglii ... .,, I-`irst Null Stores .. l"rcc|mrt Tux ... .. lion Asliluilt . . ... livu l'Zl~_4' . lion i<‘o11lls ... . lion lilo( . . . ... liold Dust ... . .. lioo1iri<'l1'Il\1i» .. . lioollrczir lluii . .. lirnlnuu Paige ., lin-ni West Sugar ., lilul Mot .. latl liar . . .. lull .’\`i1~itcl 1.. .. ..... I11tl Tcl .. ... ... .. Iluliuu Milli ... ~ . .. iiclvlnnlnr- . lion L'op|1cr ... ,_ l.aml1L‘rt i‘o . .... i.i1_' ily.-rs Ii . .

l.i1|11i1l 1‘:1r|1 l.n_~\\-s lu:-1»rp .. ._ .\1111~1¢ 'lu-111-lr _ . ._ .\1=1111 A111111 .. ,_ _\liss Kun . . .\il>'s l'11c ... . __ liout \\'1|r1l .\':|:1ll .\int ..'. .. . .,,, Natl lil:-1 _ _ Natl liulry Prod Natl l’u\v Light .. l\'c\\' llnvcli _ _ .. ,, New York Con North Amor North l'111.‘ __ l’111‘l»; .\l41t ... . ._ i'c11u liail . ' .. l'11|» :~'.~\' N .T __ I‘l|ll l’~'l .. l'ullu|:111 i‘u ._ _ ,_ 1:11.11.. <'.»1~,. ," 1:11.15.. 1;.-1111 <1.-|11. __ |l~|» lrnu i~`t<‘.\l __ Sai.-\v:1_\' Sloifs ._ __ _\' _1r» lim-i1\1\~l; _=...-..»._\- vac .~'..n1i1 l"a.~ .. . .. _<1\|11i1 liuii .. . .. S1.1111i lirl\1:1i14 _ __ \'i:11|1i fi.-is ills-c ... __ .\1:1111l illl 1':1l ... __ s1.\|..11>i1N.r __ __ sl.-\\'.11-1. \\'11rucr .\"t111l1~l111kcr ,_ _,__

l.~\:1:- i‘»1 __ . ._ Tar Gulf' Sul .. .. Tim ilull licur |.'.11.»n 12111. Carb l`11ion l‘11c ... ...., ivllilvli Vorp _ _,_ liullcrl ilnu Imp ___ _ If s uuiiuer 11 s smelt .. ._ ' 11 s steel . Van Steel ... Warner Bros Co ... West llnlan ... _ __ \\'f-st lem- _ Woolworth Co ... Worth I‘ump Yellow Truck ... ... ..

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uw lug 1 1 11 14, 11 4 'itz 21% .. , ii" -iqsiy, las 1111?; :gil faof 14 44 11 111* :ug Zin I'

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.11_ 1' _ 90% Iii 101;, 11 1 mit. :1n\1,

17'/Q ip ....ii 11.155 18 3%

111 1:14 it 111% 2-11,1, 1141;, 11

4 :x 1-114 31?; 1111 30% 10151, _43’>i 1?-'}‘ 11-7 1:44; 201.; 214% 1111,; 1.1 17% 14 I2 as soy, I 4121

Ci .£2 2111;, isa. 7% no as xr.-44 1i’4‘i’Z 2-li.; :iii lilly, 22%

Ili 23% iii 1/5 an rg 1111.1, 111;. 2: as .

em vs :simi- h`f$<=~5=`fi!5

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Miscellaneous

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vN’.|.'RBlAL. Feb 11- hest nor no 2 80. Bu-icy c \v no s 114. Oats C W no 8 04.

all C W no 2 58.

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Oaits feed ixilggn

46. "Qs" spring wheat patents fu-sta

lrloo e d .90. Flon: I1acE?rs.$?80.

Flour winter wheat patents choice

li4oto$450.

Flour white corn S5 B0 to $0 00, .Bran ton S21 26 to $28 25

Shorts ton $28 25 to $20 25, Middllnga ton $32 M to |33 25. Rolled oats bag 00 lbs $8 25 H11! no 2 per ton carlots |14 00. Checasno 1 Ont fall 11..

Cheese summer 12. Butter no I 24% to 26.

Eggs in cartons A 1 large ali.

Hints A 1 -medium 32. Elks A 1 pullcis iii.

Iss A large 20,

ll A pulets Il. (gs B large 22 - £5141 16 passion 21. Pogtoes Que whites N B and`P E I rnts -P E I mts 00_’s 06-'I0

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New Y0itI{. FTE II.-.-Index of Ili

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I1 mmodlty prices. (Dec at.

08 mequals 1009 10211 average equals ready isa 1 om any me-s.

W 1: iss c a _ 15 15:1? ` im n E074; 1112140

( pyright 1035 by iioody's).

HT’L. CURB

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' (Johnston ind Ward) lleehs Dpened

sauna Assoc Brew ... . . .. Beanharnols ... .

B Co Pfd ... _. B:It"Am:l? 011 ... .

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sm corp com 2.2 H

Il .'. 1

Gan lllit ... ... -... ..

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Can Vins ... .

Con Psp :::".';. gilt Sea ... ...._

Home Oll,... .-1 Imp Oil ... ... ... ... lm Teh ... ... ...

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ord i.' A 0 ... "... 4

Greln Bt§E2ll ... ...... 28

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mi rat .` elchers A ... ... ....

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Walker Ifrew :...

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iviilif Har ... ... .,

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the secondary group were offered quita freely at ‘price concessions. Only a few of the s ver and bass metal stocks were in action and prices for them were irregular, .Dome and Hollinger lost 75 cents each while Lake Shore was off 40, Wright Hargreaves 10 and Tack Hughes 6 Little Long Lac was sold in quantity for a drop of 35 cents to $0.05 and losses of 3 to 'I cents were boarded for Conlalum. God‘s Lake, Central Patricia, Coniagas, l\l1.~Kensle, Pickle Crow, Suu Antonio, Slscos. (Canadian Press)

TORON'i.`O_ Feb. 11-

Stocks

Ajax Oil . .aiu Pac . . . . ..

Close

Ashley .. ... . . . . ..... Astorn ... . . ... ... . .. liagnlnnc ... . . ... ... ... Barry B ... . . . . ... .. ... lloar ... . . . . . ,.. llrniilc ... .. . ... .. .... Big illss ... .. . . ... liobjo ._ ... . . ... . .. Bradiau ... . . ... Iiralomo ... . . . ... . . IIIIX .. .... . .. .. liui'fAr1k .... Buff L‘l1u ... .. . . . . . Iiuuk Illil . . . . . ... .. Can .\lal . . . . ... Carillon .. . .. . . .. Castia 'l.‘ ... . . ... . ..... Ceul'ni:... ..... . . .. Chem lice . . .. . Chiboug . . . . .... 10% Cleriry ... . . . . ... . .. 211, Coluuiario ... ... . . . . . .. it (?oui1\|:1\u ... . . . . .. .‘iil.' (fonlaruui ... ... . . . . . .. 225 1) lilluce ... ... ... . . il‘.'10 illdorrulo ... . . . . . . ... 120 F Iirl(l|:0 ... - .» . ... Jill' Gtid Lillie . . ... ... ... ._ 150 (lulllnlc ... . . . -.... 10'/Q (londflsli ... . . . .. il (iraundn ... . . 1‘.' Gruniloro . . . .. ii (ircclio . . 4 . ... ‘JS (luuuar ... 4 . . . . ill

Ilalrrow . ... .. IIurkcr_ .. . ... . . Ilolilngcr ... . . . . . .. Ifowcy .... J .\I Cons .. . . ... ..

Kirk (Ions ... ... ... ..... li Kirk Cons ... .... 10 Kink Ilurl . . . . . .. -_

Kirk Luka ... . . . . . .. I.:1kc1a111l ... . . .. I. Shore ... . . . . .. Lot' Gftfd ... . . Llitlc I4 L . .. .\i111~1u1s:\ . .\luplc li . . . . . . ... Mclntyrc .. . .\icK1-1w.Io .. . . . .\Ir.\lili11n . . ... .\lc\'iiilo .. . . ... . .. .\lc\\'all.;~i's . .. in-rl 0;l ., .., .\Ioi'f llull ... . . . .

-\lurnl1y . . .. Nipissiig ... . ... ... . . .. ,\'nranriu ... ... .,_. ... Olga Ull ... ... ... ... .... l’aymasLt‘r . . ... ._ ... Pct Co . . .. , ,... Pick Cro . . . .. Prcmlcr . . . . . Pros Air . . ... Iiiblld Auth ... . ,_ ltcno Gold . . .. ._ Roche ... . . . ... .. San Ant . . . ... ... Sheep Cr ... . . ... .. Slierrlkt ... » . . . .... Siscoe ... . . . . Sou Tib`... .. ,... St Ailtls

"iv 11,5 11_1__/R 15]. 1.11/,, III' 151/, Ii-'i 225 1005 Ill 271|

15g -1 534 115 'l'| ‘I lil 200

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1750 102 li

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9% 411111 121 :is as '11 111 . '-"A 1

225 (FV. 17% 2711

250 150 140 (I2

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Sulli\11|1 .. . . . . .... 45|/Q

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12ii 230 IIUII 78 12.1

Sud Font .. _ “ _ _ Suli Iiusln . . .. .\'yl\'a11ilu _ __ 'l’N‘k ll . _ ____ Texas ... . . . . Toburn ... .. . ._ \‘cuturou ... .. . . . Wnitc Amu Wllyslilo ... .. . .. Whiic l-Jag . _ \\'iltl0y C _ W1-lirht II ... .. Total sales 280,000.

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Alrlcrmac ... . .. Assoc Oli ... ... , ._

iJ‘.' 55 3% 4 -'U14

805

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fi'/£1 in

lilumiloo .. __ (.'a1\ Kirk __ Ccn liiau ... ... ... ... ... . . Church ll ... ,_ cimoii . .. Dal Oil ... . . ..... Dom Kirk ... ... . . .. .. mature... . _ . . , mines . Home Oil ... . . .. . .. .. Ilud Buy ... ... . . ` . . .. Kirk Hunt ... ... .. . . . .- Lake Mar ... ... . . . ... ... Lebel Oro ... ... ... ... . . . . ueLq0a .. . . . 11111-it um _ . . . . .. Pawnee K ... ... .. ... . .. Pore Cro ... . . . . . ... Illicllla ... . . ... ... . ltobb Mont ... ... . . ..... So Kcors ... ... . . . . . ... Siads . . . ... ... ... ... ... .. Sud Mines ... ... ... ... ..... Vickers

LIVESTOCK

(Canndian Press) s

hf0N'I‘Iti':.\l., Feb il--Off.-rilurs on

thc two Montreal lhestnek markets to1'11_v totail»-.l .1_450`hca1i_

Cattle receipts were 2,1000 head,

Cattle sales were slow in sniffing, The few cnriy sales made were of common to Just medium cattle ln- cluding eanners and cutters. Can- ners and cutters ranged from $1.28 to $i.75_ Plain to medium butcher cows fmm ll--T5 in 88 00 and fair to med- ium steers around U4 25 Calf receipts were 075 bead Calves

were sallinf slowly st prices estimated to be burcy steady to 25 cents lower ia spots eala ranged from $0 to

$1 50 with an add top, at $8, the bulk making 31 to S7 80. all fed calves ""0 ION fl'0lll $4 to 80 (irassers rilhied from il to I3 20 Most of the salcs were at $2 'lo Good and choice veal $1 'ld to $9, common and medium 04 to I7 50: grassers $2 to $7 25.

SIIMD Ncsipts were all bead Lambs

W0" Practical all bnlks and were sold at 86 to iii 60. Sheep ran sd from 88 to I4 lwes OB to S4; lsmllas, common I0 tojii M.

Hog receipts were 1.508 head. iliarly

sales were made It I8 for bacoas fed and watered. with li per hog prem-

ium oa selects Butiahers, iiaavies and

30 1% 0 1%

»‘»‘.s’.»¢=»\==.-»’§»_===» 533 if as .11-:said

dllfhts were 87 50 sa extra heavier v

Bows were from Q25 ¢ so 75,

About 000 hols Ware’ still :nsold at time of writing. -

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EXCHANGE

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(0. P. By Gus.r1lian's Special WIN)

MONTREAL, Feb. ll-Further

uncertainty made itself felt in to- dsy’s trading on the Montreal Binck Exchange and traders adopted s waiting attitude, declin- ing to make commitments. With support at low ebb, a narrow de- cline in values resulted and at the close losses were spread over the whole list with a few gains scat- tered here and there.

Decision of the United States

Supremo Court to further withhold its decision on the gold clause cases, added to the uncertainty surrounding the market as traders took the postponement to mean that the Supreme Court might be considering an adverse decision. Expectaiion was freely expressed the decision would be given tomor- row, when the New York market will be closed in observance of pl`..incoln's birthday.

Consolidated Smelters and Do-

minion Textile were strong lead-

H lJ0inl: at 81 following the strength shown by other members of the textile group during last week's trading. Smelters gained 7-8 at 134. Canadian Car Common was up 1-8 at 7 i-4 and the preferred 1-4 at 14 3-4.

Dominion Coal -Preferred, last

week’s strong leader, was subjected to pressure of profit-taking sales and declined s point at 131 H011. inger was also sold fnirly heavy and lost 1.00 at 17.50. Internatirmsl Nickel at 22 5-8 and Cnnadina Pa- cific st 12 lost 1-2 and 1-4- respect- ively while Mon`real Power was also off 1-4 at 30 3-4,

Total stock sales 7,102 shares

bonds $12,600.

Mar"ets A‘t A

Glance

(Canadian Pfam) _

Toronto nutl .\ioutrral-I111l11strlal

sto;-ks ii'rogui:\rl_v lower

Tllrnnlo Mllios---l.n\\'er, l\'c\v York-Stocks closed slightly

lo\'.'4‘l'

“'i\'\¥1ii‘i‘i!-\\’l1o:1t clusfil lnwcr

New York--Bar silvrr, lcmi and

lil\¢ unchanged. tin Iowan.

EX CHA N GE

lclinmlilin 1-1-1-as) -

liIOI\"1‘RI~l.\l._ Fab. li-Ilrltlsh and

fori-lgu ext-iiangc in rs-lation to the (‘n11adinu dollar as co111p‘~\1l by the lluyul liank of Clinaiiu, . I :cd today as foliuwi4:--

Australia pound 3 9028' Ausirln srl1iiiiu;>: --~.

llolguiul hclza 2330. Ilrazll lullrcls 0(iSl. (_`l|iua lluug Ka. _ .inllars 4409. _ (.‘zrcl1nsio\':1k1a crouu 0415.

Dcumnrk lzrunc ‘_'lS.'i_

l~‘ 1 fr - 01:."

rnico 11111. .s

ill’-rat llriialu |»o111\1l 4.8853. Ilolianll flaring 11712 Ilungary peugo 2078.

Iiulia rupve 21703.

Italy llrc 0818

.lapliu you 28.9.1)

.`Iu1:nsla\'ln dluar 0227. New 7.c:\l111\1l pfiund ii 0420. I’ In d Ll l I

O i'i ' 0( H02

South Africa pouull 4 B038.

Hpniu |11.-spill l.‘i'l.'.

Swollen krone 2520.

Swltzorlaiid franc 3231 'Unilmi Status della! 3-32 per cent

promiuul.

iflosluit cxchnngo rnlrs:_ At Moiitrl-1|i-I'o\11\1l -i i~`.‘l1§; U. B.

dollar 1 00 ii-32: franc li 58

At New \'ork-l’ounil 4 39%; Can-

adian dollar iliilfii; frauc 0 5'1'~'}i

At Paris-l‘1\un1l 74 ‘.'.’i fr; Cariadlan

guild! 15 20 fr; U. S. dollar 15 21% r, In gold-Pound lla lid: Canadian

_dollar 50 48 cents; U. S. dollar 59 ill cents.

(Canadian Press)

NEW Y0liK. Feb li-Foreign ex-

ghgéisic clasy 4G81ée;1A1zt B;'ltnin4 S<l;1;‘nar:11(l)

I ow . : coso 1

day bills 4 STM' Fraiice ii 57%; ltnly 847: Bclgluni E3 27; Germany 40 03; Canada 09i"a.

ers, the latter showing n gain of.

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(By Johnston and W1ar1l's lpaelsl Wire)

MORNING tL\dKE`l' GOFHIP

NEW YORK. N, Y.. Feb 11-The

market was firm and uaiet Saturday with ‘l-nm; |»r.1-as generally vary slightly bigl~. Tho l.alls did 11-1* carry ii1rou1¢h with the strength of the prcrzoua dev Bomls were fixun an-I wheat was 11I11»u1 a c---it higher dur- ing the mornings irndllg The haha prevails thai the Gold decision will be handed down iomy. If no an nounccment “has been made to the contrary it presumably will bs.

The market has rallied about as

much as might be expected- for the time being and without the lmnetuu of tho Gold decision will pribably flattcu out at least.

Isldlaw and Co.

BUMMA BY

NEW YORK. N. Y.. Feb. 11-Gold

Bars quoted 'in London marlret.at 14211 3% against 1425 21,51! Saluriluy.

Cream of Wheat Corp and subsid-

iauies yenr_1i)34 net profit equal to $2 20 h al ill in l03.'i

a s are ng ust $2

Shipments of finished areal products

by U S Steal in .Tanuary increased 115.435 tons to 584.066 tons conlpared with December

Libby Owens Ford Glass Co year

1034 uct profit equal to 31 2-i 11 com- mon shnrc against S1 (ill in 1933

California Crudr- Gil output during

wcck cnllctl Feb ll averaged 531,500 iHil'\'0ll tially. UD 50,700 over previous week _

l’00Iilcs Gas Iiighd and subs \~=pnrt

for your 1034 not income equal to $1.28 a share against $2 D0 in 1038

Liquid Carhonlc Corp quarter ended

Dec lil. 1034 not loss $68,147 after all charges against net loan $l7i0.ilfi0 in quarter cndcd December Ill, 1033

Judgment delivered ln British

Ilouso of Lords, dismissing, with costs, the appeal of British Ceinucse against the Court of Appo-iis decision ia favor of couxfaulds in connection with two cclnncso patents for the manufacture of rayon

lllgll Low Last Up

:io 111.1 10': no 1112 as 102 so so 111114 _ :fo :11 :rs o1 as is

ca 3!

M/_11e1<E_[_ coss1P

20 Utll 1001 1008 1080

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40 Bonds 90 51' 0.18

Dow Jones.

BABING LETTER New Yoax, N, Y., res. 11-satan

dny niltemoou. _

Wheat and corn closed about a

cont higher each If there is much delay in the Gold decision _ they count reaction about 2 cents, if so. buy them December Cotton ‘gained 7'polnt more and I expect to see it above 13 cents before vsry long If there is delay in the decision. it could go to 12 30 or 12 26, if so buy,

The Industrial averages got up to

102 00 which is s gain of nearly three points from hhls week's low I expect to see these averages at. least 15 points higher within the next two months, but if there is any undue ds- iiiy in the decision. they could Ko a trifle below 101 once more Stocks bought around recent lovro .should be held even if they do sell off once more _

American Foreign Power ‘I percent

pfll rose 2 points to 10% closing nt 1014. This Company, ns repent.-diy pointed out. is not affected |1_v the pending bill against utility holding companies as all its properties are in foreign cnuntrdes I hope you are ‘ang around 13 and 17. keep long. if not long yet, buy if it reacts to IS

Phillip Morris closed a trlfl" higher nt.4l. keen lnnir and if not alrcnriy long buy if it dlns to or below 40

American Wnolic-n pfrl, repeatedly

recommended Iii! to 38 closed over a iiolnt hlghc- at 40, still a good pur- rhaa <1 80

e n ar

Altchisnn got up to 45 still a pur-

chase if ii 1-cncts near 43

Corn Products repculrully recom-

niendcd near 02, rnsc another point closing at 06%, should go 10 to 12 points hivrher.

lilack Truck is vary dead. hut

should he good for I0 points during the next six or eight weeks

Columhin Carhdn. recommended

several 1l:1~~s nrro. 1:11" \1l about 3 iiolnts 1”’ "-k and l expect 00 for ‘lt this Bpniug.

First `.» l Sf0r0s went sll'!l1ily

lower this \'.'c1~\r than I expcctcd. but I am confident lt will sell again ib- nvc sixty, would huy`lt if it gnc-s ho lnw 40 again and \vr1uld keep long of

all lgtbcr recommended on recent set- nc

SCUUTINBA FUR BUYS

The following address was deliver-

cd by the Provincial Scout Commis- sioner, Wm. Warren, over the rad.o:

I would like to put before ycu, in s few words, the alms and ob_c. si o. ..:.‘ -oy bcou.; movement.

Flrst_ to give the boy the chance

of making good use of his spare time, under selected leadership.

Second, to make of the boys, good

citizens by training in habits of ob- servation, obedience and self-re.i- ance - ‘inculcating loyalty and thoughtfulnes for others-teachlrxg them to be useful to themselves and to others, and promoting thelri physlcal, mental and spiritual de- /ciopment. f i To the boy, scouting is a game, and one to-be payed for all ii;‘ ls` worth. Scouting is full of the things the boy likes, the animal or bird names of his patrols, with their calls, its ritual, its games, its study of nature, all appeal to his love of ad- venture and to the better side of his nature, and when wlsely used, lead to good and lasting results. I Tne Boy Scout movement, far

from being of a military nature, is working for peace, through bettcri understanding of ourselves and of others, and by the fostering of the spirit of good will and brotherly

love-the scout being a friendéo all and e brother to every other cout, no matter to what social class, what creed, or what race thalrothcr be- longs. Picture for yourselves the influence of thousands and thou- sands of boys, growing to manhood, imbued with a feeling of love for all mankind, and filled with a deter- mination, :not only to promise, but to practice friendship for others “ll the days of their lives.

Religious Policy

No attempt is made tn take the

place, in any way, of the Home or

the Church. Combined church par- .ides sro forbidden. The Scout is :minded of his promise to do has ;uty to God, and he is encouraged, .n every way. to attend divine ser- .loe in the church favored by his nrents. We believe that in his .seping of the Scout Promse, and the Scout Law, and Lu his study of nature in the woods and fields, the Scout comes to realize, perhaps as never before, the Eternal Majesty, the Love and Tcnderncss of God. In his daily good tums, in his ei- iorts to be of use to others, the Scout is making Cluistlanlty a practical affair of every day life.

In order to carry on the work to

the best advantage, and to make provision for boys of different ages, the organization consists of three sections:

Wolf Cubs-'Boys of 8 years to 12

years.

Boy Scouts-Boys of 12 years to 17

or 18 years.

Rover Scouts -- Boys of 17 or 18

years up to any age.

Bo, any church or other institu-

tion sponsoring Scoutlng. may have a. complete Scout Group conssting of Cubs with Cubmsuter, Scouts with Scoutmastcr; Ro\'c;'s with Rover Leader, the work in each sec- tion being of a nature suiiable to the boys of that particular nge.

A Dominion-wide effort is being

made to increase the number of Scouts in Canada-to bring Scout- ing within the reach of every boy of Scouting age. We believe this to be a matter in which you are vitally interested. Any organization which sims at the building up of an hon- est, loyal, decent and useful citizen- ship, is one worthy of your help. An appeal will be made to you for moral and .financial support, in the carry- ing out of this great project. I have that confidence in the people of my native province, that I know the ap- peal will not be made in vain, that the people of Prince Edward Island will not wish to be behind the peo- ple of the other provinces of Can- ada, but that they will make li: poss- ible ‘to extend this great movement to every part of our province. ` Let your slogan be, “Boy Scouts 11 every town and village in P.E.Ii"

'I'l1ank_l£\i. C.H.G.S.

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GARDEN OF EDEN T01 FLOWER AGAIN!

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By Central P;essTCh:nadia1; IDNDON,Feh. .-- moot. am- ous gsrdm in all the history 0! U10 human race-the Garden of Eden- B desti-ned to flower Islin-

Tho lnhd of Eve and Adam, the

gardenoftiiesziakeandiiilefor- hidden fruit has been desert waste iq 3,000 years, W.f»hil\ .tha next tiles years' it will blossom forth. not with u-ees aaa ___f1o_v1ers. .Wi with wheat, mains ani'l'oottca. ' British engineer# by building n barrage across the River Tigris at Kat (see map- will chan-ge the face of vast ares of waste land. The project _will c:st $5,000,000. Neerl: l0,000 lguare miles of Iraq will b "_~ leafs".-ixtarrezi thc Tigre anti

.,lQi_\1\tes.

Hap indicates site of Garden of Eden. Picture shows area reputed

Site ol _*lla Guida

In that area, according to both

modem research and Hebrew tradition, lies the site of the Garden of Edson. ‘

To-day it is tnckless desert,

J:-mpieteiy without vegetation ex- :spt in occasional osses and half- nilo wide strips by side 01’ the nain rivers.

But it is potentially nlch sail. when the irrigation scheme is in ;>ei*a.blon the Bedoii will be in- .ted to abandon the ° caravans od sent-lc on the lan _ To some n:<m.ad Ara will fall the uclr ol cal_ti_va_t1_n_3 the land where 'Sam and Eve welkzd before the fail. \

loi1avehoenlamIo1AdsrnsI1dEve.

Archaeologists have discovered

that this region was fruitful until about 3,000 years ago.

All the trees were cut down, pre- sumably for fusi and bllildine by the Babylmiinn inha»bli1o.n-is of that day, and thus there remained in natural method of conserving, the soanty rainfall' and river supply-

The Bahyloniam had an irriga- tion systexn. what happened to ii nobody knows. .

The Kat barrage will divert part of the waters of the Tlilfii in me dry season into the River Shatt-el- Gharrad. which is probably the :‘r<::-.m which Genesis says "Went :og of lid_en to water the garden '~.n'.i from thence it was paxted and

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Licensing of all slanghtm- houses

supplying meet to the city, inspec- tion of whole carcasses only where important organs are attached, and proper milk house facilities for all vendors of rarw milk, were among the points emphasized by Dr. f. E. Croken, Food Inspector, in his sn- nual report at last nlghirs annual meeting of the City Council. The text of Dr. Crokon's report oi' food inspection for the year 1934 fol- lows:

There are fourteen licensed meat

dealers doing business in the Mar- ket Building on market days, Tues- day and Friday of each week. There are thirty-one meat dealers doing business daily in the City. A num- ber of these sell fresh and cured fish. A number of fish dealers sell fish in the fish market on market days.

There are four slaughttr houses

in the City.

Number of inspect-ions of meat

and tlsh at Market Building. stores and slaughter houses ._ 5306

Number of slaughter houses ln-

spected outside city 17

Condemned as unfit for food and

destroyed during the year;

Tuberculosis 3 portions carcasses. Pyuemia. 281 portions _ca1~casses. Parasitic 715 portions carcasses. Hemmorhagica. Septicaemia one

vrcsss pork. _

Bruised 4 portions carcasses. Dirt one carcass and 10 portions

Hrcasses.

Sp:l‘ed 150 lbs. mackerel. Miost of the uncurcd beef, mut-

ton and lamb sold in the City-is killed in four oity and seventeen country slaughter houses. A con- aiderab‘e quantity is killed by far- mers on their premises,

Most of the parasitic and I1' Bemis

notlions of carcasses were beef and lwmb livers.

I strongly recommend that all

slaughter houses supplying meat to the C‘tv be licensed, aiso that only whole carcasses with important or- --ns attached be inspected.

The meat curing and packing

plant. of Rooos Limited was in- spected regularly during the year.

l\""< and Cream Inspection

Num;;er of raw milk and cream vendors ...3'l _ Number of pasteurlzed milk 1 and cream vendors ... 4

Total ...41

‘ Number of pasteurizlng _plants inoity... . _ _ . . _ .__ .1 Number of pssteurlzing plants outside City

Total .4 Number of vendors selling cream in Market on market days 13 Number of City ice-cream plants 2

Analysis of the milk and cream

samples is made in the Laboratory of the Department of Pllbllc Health which is under the management of Mrs. Campbell, Laboratory Techni- cian, who assists with all the tests and makes bacterial counts and ex- aminatlons. Ann‘ysis of milk for but- No. of ter fat, sediment. _ ssmillw-

Specific gravity acidity 451 Bscterialcount 105

Cream for butter fat, etc. 63

Five samples milk contained sed-

lmcnt.

Number orquarts oirasieilr-

ized mlllk . . . ... 2215

Number of quarts of raw

milk

Number of quarts of pasieur-

inedcreom 150

Number of quarts of raw

cream . _ . ... .. .. lm

The above is a fair estimate of the quantity of milk and cream sold in the ciby daily. The milk and cream sold in the City contains on an average a high percentage of butter fat and is delivered to the ggpgumer in good condition.

50 inspections of pasteurlzing

plants and ten inspections of ice- cream plants were made du‘ ing the year.

_ Dairy Inspection

Number of dairy :onus inspected

during year:

twice-spring and fell -- 40 ouoe-fall .. 80

Total . . . ... .. 160 A detailed report of each dairy

fa.rm_ and pasteurization plant on n printed foam accompanies this re- port.

The following number of milk

cows were examined physically:

twice-spring and fall . 390 once-fall . . . .._ ... 785

Total examinations 1566 With the exception of a few min-

or or temporary ailments, these milk cows were found healthy. They are of a high standard and apparently well kept.

More improvement is shownfin

the cow stables than in the mill: houses Many milk houses are not up to the' standard required.

All raw milk vendors have milk houses. _Manv of these supnlyilld raw milk vendors and pasieurizing plants have no proper place to keep mill; and cream. Tnsulcted 01' 00"- crete tanks are needed where the milk and cream could be cooled rapidly with the sid oi ice and wai- er at all times of the year, kept from fre:z'mz in the winter, and remain at a low tempmiiure until reads' for delivery. These tanks should

became into four heads."

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Inspection Of M t“A d M°Ik

tea, 11 1

Makes Progress

Further _Restrictions Urged By

Dr. Croken As Safeguard To Citizens’ Health.

where the cream separator and other utensils could be keiit. Con- siderable advencesnent was made in this respect during the year. Only two milk vendors selling raw milk have bottle washers, steriliz- ers. steam boiler and bottling ma- chine, nemely A. A. Holmes and A. MoR.a,e as Son.

Bakerlbs

There are ten licensed bakeries

under inspection.

Number of inspections during

the year 110

Some bakeries had to ‘Je advised

several times to eliminate flies from their bakeries. Otherwise the bak- eries were kept in a. fairly satis- factory condition.

I wish to thank Chief Of Police

A. Blrtvvistle and officers of the force for collecting the milk and cream samples.

NE W YORK EXCHANGE

(By Frank Macii/llllell. Associated

Press Financial Writer)

(A. P. By Guardlnn's ‘Special Wire) NEW YORK, Feb. 11-You could

have laid all the financial mar- kets end to end today and they wouldn’t have reached anywhere in particular.

Stock and bond tickers merely

drawled 14 awry of minor recesslofns or innocuous flatterings in either direction. A few friendly gestures toward the 'utility preferreds and some other senior issues gave the share market what little color it had-

Tiu'nover in the stock exchange

was only 339,147 shares.

Considerable attention was ai-

tracted -in market. circles by the weekly report of the American Iron dr. Steel Institute showing steel operations at 50.8 percent com- pared with 52.8 percent a week ago. This was the first sizeable set-back in ingot turnout since last Septem- ber.

Steal shares, however, seemed to have discounted the tidings to a considerable extent, and leaders were only fractlonally depressed. Power companies senior issues, lift- ing 1 to around 4 points each, in- cluded issues of Engineers Public Service, North American Edison, Commonwealth do Southern and American Power and Light.

Among Canadian issues losses

outnumbered gains. Fractional

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