__,--

' 1 1

es as

all 1 28 21 " » sit

._ 2% ' 2% no

. 214

' 4

:l

5'/1

3

2% 11.11 2*/1 :loo 4 av, 314

_ .. _. ._ 114. 1% ._ _. 1:1111 1:1011 2211 cos

so

._ _ 214

Hi h Lo Close 14' 131;, 1:'/S 'I --

85 Sit 11 a 5% 2 J; ics 2'/6 :len 4 :lit 1%

1 305 205 80

as zu.

.. .. 21 _ as

22

'...' :... '... 33

°,::v,f,'_.. ... 21

Inuit. ._ |,,¢3-_ge ... -.. “nn corp

1 1845 lil 104 :lm/, 1 4

... ___ .. 185 __ ... ... 2125

illl ..._ .'41 ._ ... 17

... ... 57

o ..._ .. (iii

is

.. nz . . ._ 80

2'/1 1

_._ --_

... ._v 10

... ... ._ 82 . .__ ..._ 711

... _-_ 11/, ... .. 325 ... _... G,

Gas ... ..._|10 ._ ... ..._ 28

Ark ... ...._ 00 llang ... 295

UNLIBTED

... 1... 15%

_ _ . _ . _ ... _ . 84

llul l'}il . - . . _ ._ 50 liilll ... ... 7%.

quill-scii rch _ . . . . . . 100 it i'ri-st _..._ 10% )]ldor:u|u ._ _ ..._ -.,\ 1-40 Goniliisll ._ _... ... ‘ fi llilille (lil ... ._ 52 ypiilsnil Bay . _ . . . _ 430 lilcklc _ ... ... 1115 liiri' llud ... ... .. 55 llrl.ei»d . . . .. _ .. . . 4% lfnrrlnll ... ... ..._ 7% fra Pete ... ... 12 ll/i_\'ailt0 ... .1 ... 000 Trntiircs ... ... ... 87 _Vickers __. _... 14

CURB ‘

ligoliln ... _._ ..._ 0% Alynnqllin _._ _._ ._ $2 livllljil ... ... .. ll lrett ... ... ... 14 prillviiless _ -.. ... 2% Iinnl Expl . ... ..._ 5% llillinp ... ... _... 1

Rr-ora ... ..¢ ._ Kirlr 'I‘o\vn ... ..._ lallrl Oro ... ... _. lisirnbic . . . ._ . . . _ iiuliiili (lil Select ... ... .- lisllsrfl ... S-l\'4nr:l ... ...

_, is

H I5

a u*»M Mfrs x

.140 23'/1 05

22 32 29 25 20

1 isis 10 14141 111115 1 4 128 :ooo so _.iz :11- il.-1 is no SB'/s 2% 7 la so

15 ' ii' .-2 0% za on 290

salcs-314,000 shares.

15'/1

si

so 'll/1 loo io iris :i 52 420 lioo rss 4% 7% 1114, ooo as 14

0% for ia ew,

i

liao., :F _

2% 1140

211.141 oo 1 1141 in so 1/.

isa me ‘/I lnll Nlelrls ..

is on so 2'/. 1 rs so 1s 1%. :mo .114

il'/ii 'is

20 21'/1

1:1'/. sl no 1% loo in 1:10 rl

Q lv. s. steel __ 000 ss

0% '71

13 2% 5% 1

z 1 2 1'/_i _ - 24 lu. a

k *ffm la when Chicago support fail

higher.

5 1% 5%

ll'izile Lake ... 5% 5%

_.Modest Issue, ” ' Says Ottawa

~\'l'l‘.\1VA-Canaria will probably is-

inan this fall for a' modest sum. » no definite decision has heen suggestions are that the loan

--re

- for about $50,000,000. loan would be an internal on

l lvrlble in Canadian money. `Th

5%

l .,» ._

_ _._ _ . _

‘s

_

I v

THE CHARLUPTETOWN GUARDIAN

1932' ~ A ~' -_ _ _- 1 - 1- _ I ‘ Baci; Five

M Ei _L W _ _ _

area I recalled the wsr aiseov 3

_, QUoTA1'1oNs liucloul s___:i_l_§{_4_§__ __,__,_,_________;

~ .Stock fzcchange

Aia'Reduction ... ......_ ._ dill( Allldtl

Chemical... ... ... _..._ Ki

Amer Can ... ...._ 57% Amer,Puwer and Light ... ... .. 14 Amer Smelting- ... 2% Amer Sugar _... 27 Amer Tel and Tel ... ... ..‘110 Amer Water Works ... _._.. 19 Ansconda Copper ... 1... .. l4& Atchison ._ _... ... _... ... .. Atlantic Refining ._ Baltimore and Ohio ... _ Bethlehem Steel ... ._ Byers A. M. ... ('an Pacific Ry _ ......_ ... ._ 17% Chrysler Motors ._ »._. ... ..._ 20%

26’Y 35%

53% 17% 18% wi( 101/11

Chesapeake and Ohio ... ... .. 4 Columbian Carbon ... ... ... . Commonwealth Southern .L_ ._`. Corlir Products ... ... ... ... ._ Coils Gas of N. Y. ... ... ..~.. Curtin Wright .... .` ... ... ._ Davidson Chemical ... ... ... .. Drug Inc ...‘.Z. ..._ ....... .. Dupont ... ... ..__. Electric Power and Light ... ... Electric Auto Lite ... ... ._ Fo! Film A ... ... .__ .-.. General Food Products General Electric .'..

_ General Motors ._ 1914

Goodyear Rubber 24% Gold Dust ... ill Houston Oil _.1 __ 10% Hudson Motors ... 8%

10% 2'l'l’1 l-1% 5’Y1 15

4 M'/s 11114 :i 11 411% 4.1% is all 4% aim 'lo

Intl Harvester ... ... ...._ lntl Tel and Tel ... ... ... .. Kelvonator ... ... .._.. Kennel-att Copper ... ... ... ._ Mack Trunks ... ... iiclteesport Tin ... ... ... Missouri Pacific-Pfd ... ... ... Montgomery \\'ard . ... _ ..... Natl Cash Register ... ...._ 14% National Biscuit ... ... 43 Natl Dairy Products ... ... _._ 22 New Haven ... ... _.._. 23 New York Central . Ili’/it

37% 4*/4

27 52% 14% 15%

North American Co ._ Packard Motors ...

I Paramount Publix, ... _._ ... .. _ Pennsylvania R. R. ... .. ... ._

Pullman Co ... _...

- Radio ... ... ... ... ..

Re_ars Roebuck ... . _ ... .... Simmons Co ... ... ... ... Southern Pacific ... ... ... ... Southern Railway ... ... ... ._ St. Oil of N. J. ... _._ ...- Standard Gas ..._... ... ._ .Texas Gulf Sulphur ... ... ... Texas Corpn ... ... ... ... Tlmlten.-..._ ... ... llnitcd Aircraft ... ...__ ll'nited Corporation ... ... ...._ Iillion Carblile ... _. ... ._

rv. 21% 'lil 10% 24% 11% 31% im,

MM 23% 23% 14% lilly; il-'Wil ll"/s

52 20 ‘2"' lv iw/

0 nion Pacific ... ... ... .. .1

ill :11 4%

%‘/il 33% 7 W1' 45'/A 135# 41% 30% aw-

l7'l-llicd Fruit ... ... ... ... 1'.-S. lrirlua Alcohol ... ... ._.. 17.' R. Rubi’ier'... .. ..._ ... ._

Vanadium Steels... ... .. _..._ Western Union ... ....L Westinghouse Elec ... ..‘ Woolworth ... -..

____i1-1- _

Montreal r .

iStock Market 34;. ii

_ Quotations

(Canadian Press) Stocks - High Low Close ahiiibi Power Psp _ 114 115 1% Bell Telephone .. _ 1021.5 102 102%

Stocks _‘ Ti1efNew. York`_`

Can Car Pfd ..

t“an Wir-o Cable B _

Cons Smelting .. .. Dom Bridge Dom Steel Coal B .. Eastern Dalries Howard Smith Paper llamllton Bridge .. Hollinger Gold Mines intl Nickle ... McColl Frontenac ._

Brasillan T. L. Pow lilg lllg B. C. Power A .. .. 25 24%

Can Ind Alcohol ... 211; 2%

Can Pacific __ ._ .. 20% 20'

11% 11.

11% 14% 17 2% 12% zo M 10’/; 1% 61/rl 3 5

540 11% 10 M!/s

2 Montreal Power ._ . 37 00%. ~ Mont Pow 3 p c deb 45114 42!/s

»= il ‘H ““'l""‘°“°'l "‘“"'1 °"fY Nstisrnil nrrwerirs lei.; liz

u _-t at 4% per cent.

i~ur-` of this loan would be large- _

_,if for tile purpose of taking rare of _qhlwmtnn ____ 19 15%

$'xi_f\00000 reslduunl nf a war ina

rnnsria has treasury notes totallin $i0_0il0_000 coming due in New To

ii iiwic decision. ,

Nlilcllril lluilson Power ... ..._ 10

_ - .. 0

‘Swift ... _._ ._ 1

dnllsr closed today as follows: im-nilna peso 0.2384. ,

Australia pound 3.0700.

ll'-_11_il luilrcia 0.05140. _ Franc-.1 franc 0.0435.

(la-rmiin_v reichsmark 0.2041. Great Britain pnnnd 3.8489.

india rupee 0.19%.

.\en' Zcfilland pound 3.4044. Sauth Africa pound 5.3410. _ initrd States dollar I0 15-10 p. llfsmium.

('|n:liln 00%,

' Grain Market

(Canadian Press)

\'fli!ius sales ness the close brouit

'P' l"illlv‘s short weekend inlsii buying from Chicago .early‘ llc session had built up advances In even cent. Late hedging

Ind the market closed 54 to 14

CLOSE

Ill.: lilly ml/,.1/,_

CASH PRICE!

Ni: .\'n. 2 nor 48% No 8 1,2' l _"cr 4014: N... s 4114; N m‘f'i ~i_l"A1: Track 1101415 No “',\;-_ ho. 2 dnrum 48%.; N0. ' 1- 0. 4 diirilm 38%.

3 2. :Z Z

2"/7 lar 1 me 21 - N<1'i

iiarirv- \iaiting grades 0 w ex

£\;_|il_;\i4__\¢;‘_'i 21|; Ng 4 ““ . ho. I G

which is payable on November 1. This smonnt is the remainder of a 1022 rsr refunding total.

r

sn ilccember 1, at 4 per cent. The

New York Curb

Amer Super Power A ... _. 0%

Flrriric llond anrl Sham ... _._ fi7_/|14,-,,,|||,,, TMC __

tt nil of indiana ... _. ... psig (y¢,|,,m|,|“ p0'w

'Building Products'

.Foreign Exchange

MONTREAL,-British and foreign mnvlnlrl- in relation to the Canadian

ilrlclum 13.81%: Germany 2380:

n'l>:sli-eo, sept. 24-nelsml

rhlzlt prices down from the high

mints io close with fractional gains

session. »

' prelluru

Wheat: Oct 50%; Nov 52; Dec.

0.ii.~: Oct 24%.- Dec 24%: May 211%. ufzlfitv: Oct 211.5; Dec 28%; May

nor 4154: _ o 37%: 1 dniuin 3 dnrum

o_2(‘.W.2il1£'NoilCW.

f il209£t _

mighcsiz No. 1 hard 01%: No. 1 ntl? _ ; .

‘ o

3,, i, ' 'lin . rr !W__' *Wi 10%: Rejected 15%: Track

c__\\'. no]/.2 2 row a c_.\v. M12: other v - -- ' c tv 21111.:

W 20541

27V

Nat Breweries Pfd ._ y

10% lil till

Quebec Power _

“ St. Lawrence Corp _

South Can Pow ... 10% 10 Steel of Canada ... Steel of Can Pfd ..- Winnipeg Electric ..

_ _BANKB

nu/_ lov.

E 3014 k rv.

whblc question of the renewal of this _

l»~» in New York iii to be considered

T- ilu- Dominion Gilvernment with

‘ 'ksllhood n act on along these R | __ __ 5 i` but at the moment there is no on ' 1 1 MMA

i"0Il'il'|\4’Pi'B 1-s .4 -.__

170

Montreal ... .. l9ii 101 107

100%

Returns On

8% 11% 800

sg-

4‘ Br »Amer 0ll ..

A £00 25 800

Bell Telephone

Canada Melting .. . 13541001 Can Nor Power ._ .. Can llronle .. ... __ Can Car Fdy ... Can Converters ... ._ Canada Vlnegars Dom liilncs ._ ... Dom Bridgs .. _ Dom Glass .. __ Dom .Stores ._ _ . ._ Dom Textile __ ._ ._ Charles Gurd .. lloillnger .. .. ...... imperial Oil ._ ,. .. Imperial Tobacco (incl extras) ... ..._

lnter Petroleum .. . Lake Shore ._ ._

f- llrcoll- Front __

Mclntyre Porcupine . Montreal Cottona

iilont L. H. Power .. 150 Montreal Tram ......i000 Nat Breweries .. 100 Nat Steel Car .. ... 080

Ofilvie ._ ... ... 800 0taws'L. Bi P .. .. 150

Pennlans ._ .. .. ... Pgge Heraey ..

Quebec Power .. outh Can Power ...

0 15% 046

Calgary Power ... ..sti00 110 545

150 080 500

150 100 200 500

500 100 075 IR

100 _'itll DM 150 000

Teckdiurhei ._ 0410 Wright Hargreaves ._ 015

in ' ” rllrlsltlln

of _

Can _North Power ._ 700 75

ed Canadian Bronte .... 700 00

Can_Can 1st1Pfd ._ , 000 00 Can _Car Foundry ... 175 17 Cana Celsnese ;. Can _(ibn Electric ... Can Hydro-Electric . Dom iiiass ...... llglm Textile ._ _._ . (looiiycar ... ... ._ liiofltresl (Inttona ... Nat Breweries ._ Olgivie ... ... ...._ Ottawa' 1.. H.<'1'ew ._

Penlgana Powr Cor .. .. .___ lihenwln Williams ..

Iputh-*(?an»/Power ... lieel of Canada _... Tuclrett 'i'ohacéo‘..._ Visu _... ..._ ._ ._ Wllker Gooderhsm _

T00 05 350 55 000 00 700 102

100 0-1

175 700

000 $5 000 50

700 '|00 700 ‘I0

28 108

050 00

700 00 17ii 700 '|00 100

- _BANKS -

3 Bank of Montréal .. 1011) 20 Blnk of Nova Scotia 1000 Banque Can -Nationale loo

can lack Commerce .100 lesai~lsak~UaU _-190 W

v

Investments '

` stocks » ~ 1 1 mv Price Yield,

.lou '1<1.»

. fooled oeo A 14

is 1211 is 'lei ooo 1 ss1 :oo 2o___1%

1 iliac oss lou loin ve 4141

leo 11 -mn

sr 1111 lo moo :no mn mv, iss

0521/S 8 M0

12|/4* H10 2i`\_'iiJ S17 11 ‘ 545 1825 _ R22 45 13.14 37 405 110 009 17% 9.14 11% 0.00 135 503 10% 800

500 55 ll4|l

ii’-i"_".i1. 232

100 18 550

lit Steel of Cllildl ... . 176 21 8.30

32-'i 1R40 @0» 517

a_:l:i f ml

looo- 10211' 1011 1 ssc 'loo

» 'isa into 41.211 M8 112 _iii

2:14 _M ... 13 e4 11104

04 1004 9* 105]

‘é§

NEW YORK-\\'ilsl1lllgton 11,119",

'the first foreign loan floated In the

Ullited Btstes for some time “~||| he made soon by the Csnedinu Govern- ment.

According tc Charles P. Sh it special writer for the Asnnlgntgr' Prcss_ Canada has fiftil millions in obligations maturing Novelnilcr 1 representing the ceillniluler of thé refunding loan of' 1922, bearing inter. est at the rate of 5'/, per cent.

"Washington advices," he says

“state some portion of the indebted- ness will be met by 11 freshly int-nr.

ExP0C_t Canadian Issue Of Bonds On U. S. Market

__W°5hih$f0n Looks For Refunding Operation On

Behalf of Canada-Ba1gn¢¢ Qf 1922 Lgan lmuch better in mind and body as

Mafudnc On Nov. 1 'rife Year

______ - Rev. R. Moorhead Legcte resum- ed his duties as Minister '01 Sil- James Church yesterday after a vacation spent in Mbntr_ea.l.~~'Tl1ere were large congregations and the reverend gentleman was in excellent rom. He intiri-ated that he felt

is a. result of his \\':ation, and invit-

’ ° _ ed the congregation to go enthusi-

astically into the plans for the fail

red debt with the balance dependent on the rate of Canadian exchange lt_ai'id wfnter W0i’k. The Choir \1ildBi'

(h;)u!l!inrl_;' ‘illem:lk‘1{i'1lily..lanua'ry to Aug- Mrs- Reymond and with Mrs' K‘ S' ust, ths year, Canada shipped $44,- Rogers as organist rendered an EX- 700,000 in gold ta the United States __ Th s‘_O\°_ srnl imported 5211.000 in gold. 06116111 SGVW 01, h\“§. - °

Duning the first cight months of

/

re _ `

I ery thot. submarines could be 141-' l` ' __

s / /

..._ Q

teresting an eoque sermon

ST. JAMES CHURCH ' '

_ ~ d 1 nt, gn ._ v »._ fu. d M3101-

Thai s con me

"The 'I‘rB»E€d¥ 0f 51”" Evening Higgins. “We have located liquor music included an impressive quar' caches gh" Wayg'

tette by Messrs Quigley, Calder,

The seeplnnes cause more un-

DUIEWCH "id 5°°m’ “nd 5 WW' essirless to the rum runners than shipful rendering of Brackett‘s » anything they hgve pnvmugly. "Fah“t I-'°i'd ~7°5“5'" _ |i¢nown_ -The plane swoops down: SUWPY S¢h°°l had °“°_fh¢i` di? out of e. clear sky. sweeps past the

of encouraging and interested at~ Buspwted ship; ,_ mm", cling md tendance, with the announcement me suspect-is in me mguy, 3,1- that “Rilliy DB-Y" W°“ld b' the, iery. Recently one ship threw a feature of next Sundays session.;m»pau1|n over me m,m¢ on its All fl‘iehd5 Uf the Ch"-"Ch °“d_st.ern_ The battled plane went: up congregation were earnestly lnvit- and disappeared in the ¢lo“d5_ soon _ ed 10 B-S5151 by lheh’ Dffseme °“ afterward she came back, out of j thi! 0¢¢H-5l°h- ' sight over the clouds. The pilot.` Attention was called to the meet- shut on ms engmh and with 5’ mducnons

OBINIE ` FABRICS -

Ord “..._°"%'I"’**="'--‘~°'~...I"'°°‘_.‘ if-32 tion and Dursi::ii.i.y. N Dhum' ass Youll 'ralnon sa .aw

P11121: Wonneo Sultiuos

Br t ish Z-nlplro

' s -1-=v-- tr -#aa

the ycar_ the United Snates lost $022,-I 770.000 galil mostly tn Europe.

lets were, in the moming Miss Frances Wood, in the evening Mr.

ini! 01 the B03’ 5°°“t5 0" Mqnday noiseless dive swept past. the Gi/ehihg B-ll 7 °'°i°°k and the mid schooner before the crew knew she “M

risst°'i'lfe ‘izziteii ¢‘l'i'i_“§i.l.l"'lfii" .lam R°°“1 R'°y’“°“d' i lt i o Wednesdwi 11 'rn l t into HEATHER Mll.l.s r>..,,w |

|W€€ Dl'Hl'@1' SUV Ce H was t ere. e p c ure went “bd oo Search

00. Tl1ornproof_Chevlot, Saxon

li 1 t lal in 1 r

ith? metal 1:11 4lJ"ive¥tg°':‘° gf THE BAPTIST CHURCH Pt 7.30' the files and that same schooner and worsreasuninsa y

and

‘§'¢‘:,',°,h,_w°° M °°° "nm 4" th” Unmd "`_'°“' _ was carefully watched thereafter.

At the morning service yester- jCENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thirsty souls ashore sommmes

C. N. Il. IIONDH

\'ork_ since the pubiiciltlnn of the Royal (!oml11lssion‘s rf-port on rall- ivilys, lt is speclflcillly urged lil the report that ill _future Cpnmlinn Na- tional Railway deficits on account of interest charges, for which the cash is not available from the companv's earnings. shall be defrayed directly b,v'lhe Government rnthcr than by direct public borrfllving on railway sc'count_ as has been the practise for severabyfiirs past. 1

lt is not quite clear ns yet whether

this provision extends to requiic- ments on cnpltal nccoiiilt as 1v1'-ll, and if it does thcre may he an curl to cllrcct (‘. N. Ii. public financing.

FLOW T0 CEAHE

The steady flow of C, _\', ll. lssuce

into the New York mnrkct lint only scrvcil to progrcsriivcly ruler- the dcbi burden of the C. N. lI._ but cmpbrl- sised tho inability oi' thc systeill to pay lie way. The fillill result was that the C. N. lt. had to Nly a bighcr rllto oflnterest for its capital rciluire-

ponding Government financing. n this case the _bonds were fully guaranteed ,both as to interest and 'principal by the Dominion nf Can- ada. and therefore had an identical investment rnling` with Governlnent aeciiritfch. The chock to new C. N. I!- financlng proposed in the Commlil- slnn‘s' report will thcrcforc relunvc the throlit of yenrly ilicrcnscs to thc ,C. N. ll. di-lit total. ’l=\\ inilrkct posi- tinn of the hnuds_ accordingly, as- sumes‘:mor_e.choe_rf|ll prospect_ while from the_ nationoi standpoint the promise of opcrritlng economies and lower_ed dcfiots, together with the ability of the Government to finance 0n‘n m'?»rc`attractlvc basis than has the C. N. ll..iu the post, represents li cnllsiderahle potential saving. Cana- dian National Railways issues, listed on the New Yni-it Stock Excbangc. were depressed for out of proportion with the rlccline ln Canadian Gov- ernment issues in the late recession entirely bccnuse nf their railway ns- soclatinn_ A growing appreciation of the filll significance of the Govern- ment guarantce behind these bonds hss appeared latter-1_1' and the group is now selling nt a "acc levi-l corres- ponding in that of .nvernment is- sucs. Long-term Gm-r-rnmonts and C. N, l't. are non' soiling on a 4.00 to 4.75 yield basis, the loivcet. rate in a year. CIN. ll.'s are payable in New York as ivell as Canada, while (lov- ernment lssues_ with one or tu-o ex- reptinns_ are payable lil Canada onl,v. The C. N. R. issues nniv outstnnrllllg therefore are assured of a broad mnv- kct in this countny and in the Unitcd States.

Eskimos In Can. Total 5979

OTTAWA. Svllt- 22-Canadian

Press)-There are 5.070 Eskimos in

ments than in the case of cor-res-_ ' I

Investment ballkcrs report an fi-I

vrlikeniiig of ll keeper llliercst in the' _

obllgnliollii of the (‘nll:l|iilln Nation- al llailwaye, both lleri- iliiil ill New

(Canadian Preaa)

ili0N'l`REAl._ Que., Sept. 25-"It iii

impossible at this Qltc date in the season to increase l-litter production to any appreciable extent," stated a letter issued over the week end by the Montreal butter and cheese ex- porters association and the Montreal' Produce .\Ierchnnts Association. dairy branches of the Montreal Board of Trade. _ The question of C:lliii<la'l1 butter*

prmlllctinll camo to thi- hrefrnnt last week. At thc beginning of the lvcck ii statement was illlsilcd from Ottoivn that butter woillil have to ho import- ed this coming lvintcr nppnrcntly un- lr-as production ill Clilludn is incrclis-` ‘Nl \'°\\i!hi3’ fi\‘c million pounds_ from Scptcmllr-r 1, to March 31. Tho- state-

per pnullll.

Illiring the week the Montreal bili-

icr market iii-vllnc-4l about half a cent. bccotuinlr 21’/1 rents tn ‘liili ccilts per poiinil for cor lots of No. 1, and n contnlbilllng reason given by _somi- dcaiers was that public revelation of the statistical position vvnuld tt-nd to increase prorluf-tlou_ thereby rcrlilclnir thi- strength of tho mnrkctouilnnk.

The scconrl feature of the week was

tho sharp :lr-cranes- in cg: receipts. 'l`bc_i‘ fcll alailv and for illo week io- tlillz-il only 53110 crises, compared with ilililfi cases in the preceding vvcck. This is bclow r-ilrrcnt rsnr|ir.emr-n(s_ rind ritnrngr eggs should he making an appearance on the market Oct 1. ERB' llrices firmcd as the week ad- vnm‘cil_ closing levels for car lots.

en for extras lil in 20 cents for firsts "Wi 13 in 1fi‘/1 Prints for seconds.

Butter r-eceipts were just sligbtlv

under a week rico, being 13,010 hi-1x..,_`; week ago 14.0%. The market curled the week at 2il,{, 1-nts to 2i`<'V_ cents per pour14'l_ For carlnts of No. 1,11-hilc

lnent pnlllfcd ol|t_ is :irouiiil 25 cents,

the Rev A C VWCCM I"'°a°h'i ` get impatient about the norlsp

7 ‘day . _ _ _ _

- V ed me second of ,_ se,-ies 0; ser- . Rally Day at the Central Christ- penance or the mea! booueggen

; S A N A D A “ e fruits of the abld- lan Church yesterday was success- _ and sau out and buy their own “_ c~E~R0Bm50N &C0-» Montreal

mons on Th ing life," speaking to a large oon~

' _ _ - ceded the st-

l gregat.o'n. The theme of t.le morn- _ S0h°°i “W¢“d°“°° °x°_ ,fallen mm th., cagegory of m,py¢“_ _ .mg was based on me words of Sf" - terldal-ice of last years Rally Day. iam evenm A plane sweeps down

I . iJ°hIl. 15. 3. "Now Ye are clean be' t During me Suimay School hour iand Photographs the scene. and I i t restin rogram -

cause of the wvrd whim 1 hav” ~ mm W” “_” m e K P _thc thirsty one may ister have to

Cheviot and Saxony 0v°m¢n¢|¢',_

_ Siwlfhissala 1\a'irads0slySq|EJ

Solebislribulors

iul in every way- The Sunday quo, _.over the bm. This has also _______7__4»r- --__-

.. under the direction of Mrs. Out-

'/er ‘d ome x iaining to his wife MONDAY

spoken unto you. In this chap _he other _“_gt_ o s e p

as 1 those immediately preceding

ing is only possible when abiding

llii

l`l _ b , lr t -

and f°l1°wlH€ are ¢Xl°l'¢SS@d S°l“° “mg “um eiiB1iii;rlhewl:1sisa&i

of the deepest truths M me Mas- dom," which was as instructive as

tel"s earthly ministry. The key, __ V _ M Fr d

i "bid fruit bear' it was en er am ng` r' e The new preventive service

word here S 5 en" wright addedi mug? 23: 538:; only in its infancy, but the result;

i’ ""1 ‘md "M1" We must bi-For 1'riee."and"1 would Be True." grafted into the Ville. ihill EUC - stmns momma ,md even_ sourcefulness brought to the J

| The pa °

l 7

urli0ll may be Peffwf and “um” ing memes were designed to keep When General MiwBrien wanted to _ advertisements of __ news charmwr

s ' l ' .

the knife °i Preparaww tacmce t the forefront the Railying Spirit, “dd an au arm m his force. ht; i may be inserted at the rate ot 4c.

, O

‘is 7‘°°°55‘”`V' The mm for mn" the subject at the morning service Came UP 88BillSi5 the Stone Wall

siderBil0rl i0 dill’ is H°“h¢S5» "“°W was_ --C,-usamng for Ch,-|51;_~~ B his- Government economy. He cast

Ye are dean", Jesus expects _dh toric sermon calling attention to 9-I'0U!ld 101' WHYS Bhd means-

hlis__cbran_o_l;s 114:-_lsin;ss of__l§fe;__a(;§; the zeal of the cruseders of old. He f°“"d the M“f8nre; the Gym) DANCE at Beach Grove w h g y 0 2 SP '

<1 find exruesslou in °“’ “Hi cis lin its

itz :gd work out in our dauyk f_"C§_(§;1chth‘;( thi yHolyySe_?_1chre_.. some notoriety during the famous

_ customs probe. Consulting his _ __

living. Holiness involves health or A, this S°“’i,°°' Miss Nan MMK” nival adviser, General Masai-len CAPE “WTO” LADY ""s”'“5”

soul. consecration, dedication, C0' by-ought; an appropriate message in

operallfm. purity- song, entitled: "1 ome _

The Church ol God progresses a.S_ In the evening ML George John, much to keep in commission as its individual members are able 140 son delighted and inspired the con- Warship with 5 Crew twice the Si” recommend the 5051391 Of the Mas' gregatiorl with a solo, "The Mas- _Spent twice 95 m“¢h °h 3l'°l'€5 ter ln its effects upon their 01111 ters call! set to Rubensiienxr bees- ahdesifuver. 8-l1d_ WHT “°°h’“_:e“‘_;’;; Well known no Island horsemen and

d 1 V Ilg. .

aTi”le music of .the m0i'IliIlg l-Wi theme was "Participatior1,” based on her Ordered Ollif Of C0mmiSSi0Il. eluded a very beautifully re_hdered_Paui's words "Ye are laborers to- with the money saved on the greatly missed by her large Circle 0, ¢h°T“ie- "J°5“"‘i5 `°“m“9" "'(st°b' gem" with G°d-; ye ax? God sdimsi, Margaret. General Me.cBrien has ! friends and aCfi\1HihfHhC@S~

bins) with soprano' amd-tonor»'so10S. bandmen, ye are Godshbuii nz. “named his “__ pat__o1_ Command

fi 2 _ . . _»- » - - , one

gr.. Nl, ming ri to ze 1-_r-nts per use as wepdas Br;vn,~; anthem, Mol-n During the lnvitot on ymn er Ohmd carried the economie

’ ing an even g."

To 9. large 'evening congregation fessiorl." naval basis, squadron Leader Hig- ing first, year, Prince of wales gm.

house and among

when the picture ls published. ,L30 __ Wmmg Circle of King-S

' Daughters-Montlily meeting.

act drama -

Tw°lv°`M“° “"1" N°°d°d g lmportentf-Ladies' Parlor.

with two so os, .

are seif~evident_ Tllere's a. new re-

b _,,-

Thls is reserved for news. but

0 per word, strictly payable in ad-

vance.

Wm attempted to ‘West imm the handsome cruiser which gained Inn tonight. Tickets, $1.00 eaihé __

5 5 -

as News was received in this city yes- a payday afternoon by E. F. Acorn, e of the death of Mrs. Catherine .Q Lewis, Reserve Mines, _C.B. Mrs-

Lewis is the mother oi Allie Lewis.

C to Theen found that. the Margaret cost

tiful “Melody in F The DBSli01"S t an an expens ve uxury sportsmen here. She was kindness

itself to everybody and will bi

s sums-:c'r.i:n 'ro MEDICAL 1:x~

“ ma” mad” the "G°°d Cm' a alvl1Na'rioN-"me students .meno-

'y°u 5 _ further. I-Ie put his ships on

° EFFEGTIVE

girls also found the pinch lrl many lege, are being S\lbiPCi€‘-d W 1* med'

through New Brunswick to the need____ _h_nBs_ _“___ dewsed or_g_n_ _“_ exam_______0__ _____d____ me su___w_s

_iohbinz houses were ti 1| lots of retailers to 2.1 ce?-\lt‘r)1 £5' siirllyds ' “"4 '14 fcntl* fvr prints f‘ln~i-se re

ffif *hr “"’°k. szslssi 20,5419 boxes in thc preceding, week.

Cheese exports d4‘»clln4\d_ Tntallinrr

9° th* lillililfl Kinuflonl from the por-t nf .Vontrcnl 30,531 boxes ncrlinst 30,. 070 boxes a vveck nm., Th.. mn,-k,.¢ rndcrl the weck nt 101;, ,.,_n¢H tn 1| cchis l1er.ih. For nninrlfws and lor/_

rent arrivals. will-h . ' down for the week( pric`:l¢imbei:1l'4g\:,§l,,: ed when business proved pm,-_

Potatoes were viiiict with \'l-W Brunswick G1-een llmliirriins ~.¢` 1-; vent wr nn lb. h - ~ ` ‘_ wick cnblllo "4" 'grid “qv Bums

their orders by wireless.

S0 lh, brig.,

'often he got ashore.

Gasoline

Prices Cut

said. “It.'s a’ strenuous life."

Canada according to the census of 1031 and they are located as follows: \Ul¢0l\, Ni. north west territor-les. 4_i11o_ Qln~i»e¢_ 1,1.10_ lllsiiiroim, 112, ai- herts .'l. There are 3,110 males and 2_8ii_'l females, says a report of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics issued ¢0fiI15'- It is impossible to any def- initely lvhether the Esirimoa have in- creased or dccreaserl during the past decade as no census was tnircn in 1921. but thc inlpreiision of the Do- minion llurcilii of Statistics is ihnt they are increasing,

Fur Breeders’ ‘ Group Plans _ Market Centre

The American Fur Breeders' Mar-

keting Associatian_ lnc._ an orgsniga- tion representing 2,000 breed;-|»g "ml tmppcra of fur ht-nl-lui! animals throughout the llnitcd States and Canadn_ has ieascd 21,000 square feat nf space ill in We-at 'i‘wrnt_v-seventh Street. The lense contains an option to _purchase the building, a tvvclrc- stnrey structure.

The sprlcc will be used for execu-

tive offices, auction rooms, reception rooms and for a refrigeration plant. The tenants plans to spend about gm. 000 to pllt the quarters in rggdtnsu for the first. suction sale. The Rosen. Nfl-Mllffhl' Compnnr, ns broker_ ar- ranged the lease with the Peoples Cooperative Property Company.

Bond Issue Is Oversubscribed'

000.000 bond iseuc_ offered to the Canadian market _\"_-stcrdily was 1-...

were offered at 00.7-'l nlld are selling

carry 51/, per cent interest.

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Another Low-

A Priced Auto

DETROIT,-W, R. Angell,` presid-

poration, which last. Winter purchas-

ar-prir-ed" passenger automobiles.

T551... Iss

was.rleflniti-ly and energr-iii-niiy in

i

WINNIPEG, Man.-.\ianltoba‘s $4,-

ported tndny cv'ersi\l1svrlbcil_ The hon] t-

at 08. They will mnluro in 1055. They

ant of the Contlnctal Motors Cor-

eii the assets of the Devaux-Hall Motors Corporation said today that his company within ninety days would introduce a new line of "low-

"'Tl\ia confirms an earlier statement ibilt Continental .\lotors Cornnrlltion

the automobile business." said Mr.

Although not entirely unexpected

l in thc oil industry, the drastic cut in

‘Mi .Itl o longer a.

|StBte of am 5 n d land sl methods of communication

--*W ' ‘ ' ' rum road. The shore an ____ _M ____ ____ ____ _

_ _ __ _` 1 Pe 31 " 11 lt.c_M.P_ ee to that. P if 6 W 9°” 5 Pan”

mini- lnnri-1-1-ii. 1..-ine :ls an 1..., ,. (Continued vom S0 patrols of t e S needed but could not __m___d_

The greatest need of the new

$35; d'1;gveB' ». ,V A Bame if wi" preventive service lust now ls the which has 011595,-yy-ars;»|,-¢m m9rg.'»-»-:mé Maritime mm runners aretwelve-milt limit. Canada agreed famous for rum runuluiz *ihlln Canadiens, and, generally speaking, *D the twelve-mile limit Whl°h her;

cents to 1006. cents for Our-l»r¢'s rar- 1 oysters. The Largesse is in Picton' ‘$555 -sp0,~¢Smen__ They will tolerate

Harbor, and the Acndie is coming no American gunmen in the game, d0Wil !i'0m Chiliélll' BW- All T““'° so that there have been no shoot-

ing affrays between the runners

,... ,, , _,,,,,_,_ _"___", They nrioulv little Ships and ll and the preventive officers. Rather

nfiisisi-1 were at 40 to on ei-ni.. N..-§ promises to be a wild night; no it is e beetle of wits they are play-

m00n and SCl1ddih§ Cl0\1dS- I asked ing, Formerly the rum runner held the engineer of the Pursuit how me high cards, but General Mac-

Brien has drsvlm e. couple of aces

“Three times' in a. month," he by adding the navy and air branch-

es to his operations. ~

The Sally Ahh iS Off Maipeqlm I met an old rum runner off the

Bev before mldnlshr- The Marv S. Gespe coast. 1-le had rum to sell. has Veerfrd l'0u!‘id the end 0! l»h€_ I was not interested in his rum.

F"°°"”° “Nc” "°“""""" h-" 'h°` island and lssomewhere near Sally. but how he got. it ashore. It was

Standard Oil Cnnlpany of New _lcr-1 86)' throughout its territory more nr

-_ lcss took the financial colliinlllilty by |sur\prisc. lt rcplnccd thc highly colu-

petitivo condilioiis in thc retail ills- _tribution of gasoline null pr4»b:lhl_v_ _means that profits ln the oil inilils- 1 tr_v in tho flnill quarter of this your iwili bc siunll unlcss prices are ro-. _ smrril wiililn fi i~<»inp:ir..iivi-lv -lmri limit, so cannot be seized.

New Jersey company are more or lt-sas

Cufb Mafket the line and streaks for shore.

__..._.__

Br. Amor Oil . _ . _ _ . _ .._ _._ .. 10'/4 Hiram Walker-Gooderhilm

Worts ...

inter Petroleum ._ ... 12 imperial Oil ... ... ... ... 10*/4 Nnranda lliines ... 21

GENERAL ELECTRIC PAYS DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Sept_. 23-The Gener-

lar quarterly dividend of 10 cents s share on the common stock.

The usunl qunricrly pnylncnt. nf 15

cents rl share of the special stflcli was also \-oisil. Both dividends are payable October 25 to stock of record September 30.

Scholarships “i“°f~

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que., Sept. 25-A

son of Quebec City and e.daughter or Montreal have been chosen to receive the 1982 War Memorial bur- saries of the Imperial Order Daugh- ters of the Empire for this Prov- ince. The students are John Don- aldson, Quebec, who will enter the University ol N/-v. Brunswick to study forestry -ngtrreerlng, and Miss Ann Margaret Sweeny, Montreal who will enter McGill Unilclslty.

But; bootleggers' luck is out to

night. The Quarto hes left her liquor she's in sacks and all tie to- quiet anchorage at Msipeque and is gether wid rope. A long rope is tie thrashing under every ounce of on wld a buoy. He go out and pull

She wanted to land her cargo off easy, he said. This was ln the Rithiblwto. but the Pursuit 1185 .days when the preventive cruiser h°h°halHhily 8-Dpenl-ed and ls L00 de luxe Margaret was the flagship close for comfort. Both rum run- of the preventive service. hers are outside the three-mile ‘ “That Margaret," he said, "she

don' know nodding. We go out,

tiinc_ ivllicli now lippcnrs unlikely. sally Ann turns mu and sails t_Wenty_ thirty launch to the X-“ml

For the last few \\'ceks_ the Stnlldaril, _ oil cmiipsnies ni' Indiana and o1.if>|northwsrd, feinting to draw the runner. We load up, then all to-

llave llr-cn 1-eililcillg gasoline prriccs to . _ meet _om mmpmme mnllmowi Pursuit off shore, so Mary can gedder we go lek h for shore. The reeling is that conditions ree- unload. With a. quiet smile, the The Margaret. she chase us. We go

" “"“'m° 1°' "W ‘"'°°"° M" by H" skipper of the Pursuit seemingly twenty way the Margaret she only nation wide find that v¢sicr<i".\"s Ml- falls for the bluff. Mary edges in- go one way."

| Iirilipgililh‘t.n(L‘;‘m”p_»ilii-1:2." cms by other shore, and ll. fast. motor launchi "Oh, sure," he said casually. “But

spurts out. There is no time to be lt don't do her no good_'Whoever lost. Alreadythe Mary has loaded.

The Mantreal a. dory with liquor.-It slaps dowrlioverboerd, and the Margaret sho

to the water, the motor boat. grabs can do nodding."

she catch up wld throw the liquor

“But he ioscs the liquor." No, he don'- lose noddih8. The

power to cut. ‘off the motor boat. her up." Hampered by the dory, the launch "Well, why doesnt the Margaret is being overtaken. ‘With n 'curse, find the buoy and pull up the ii- its crew finally cut. their two and quor?” streak for 'saf`cty., Their speed gets "When de Margaret she‘s dere.

,ai Electric Co. today declared a regu- _hem Ewa” but the dory _____S a .de buoy 5he_s not when We _row

prize io the Quarto, Next morning, dc buoy overboard we tie on de flying with the sir patrol, I saw sack of salt. That sink the buoy. the Querto standing out to sea to I`w0, tree dey the see. she's wash take a look et another suspected ,away the Sell. the buoy llh¢'S come

` schooner, and the dory was perch- DP-"

' ed on her foredeck, full of precious DOWN hi’ Mlilhefille B85’ they

throw the liquor over with thc

ships must, submit to ln United’ _States waters, but handicaps her own preventive force by maintain-

tp lon of the Dept. of Public Health

and Education. Dr, B. C. Kecpins Provincial 'Health Of_fi<`f?l‘- Slat* that thus fer about 200 studenti hsve been examined. About twcnt! are examined each dey. At. this :ati it is expected that most of the work will be completed by the cud Cf th' week.