EMBER Z6 1931 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

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Market

Reports

5 By STEWIAWI' JONES & C0., Cliarletiotewl

gm-fvapondertia ol Grsensliields & Co., Montreal-

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MDNTBEAL

“‘l.“.‘.'.'.“'2...'.;.'.i.'.'.; on ::: ::: ::: Iirmp, volumliin Power ... ... {.m.\§l“ Cement ... ... ‘.fm,,,||m| Fur and Foundry ... (-1,-pioiiiiatcd Baielters ... .. 'minion 'rar and chemical

Qgminioii Textile ... ,,,,,,.,, oil ...“Tl Iatcriiatlnnnl lst' E --- Jnieriiatlonai Petroleum

]mpi-rial 0lli..- ... ... . . . liassey linrrii ... ..i_ ... ,... pontrcnl l.. H. and avier ... qcutlonsl Steel Cai- ... ... ...

§`»g:,{`,.I;- “Corporation ... ... . .. yi-ire Brothers ... ... . . ... ihnwiiiigxiii ... ... . -. . . ... s,-.i or canada . .. v,‘inull>vg Electric ... ... . . ..

NE\V YORK

05 li

2-*l 32| 21! ll

-ngglsny ...- ... ... 4:4

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iinii (‘:\ii . . . . . . ... ...

fq`::§;Ii»-iii 'i‘cl. and Tel. ...

_,-niulii ... ... ...

(A‘1:`ii:illi:i|i Pacific ... ... . -

valor , . . ... ... ... . .

Qilhsfilliliitcrl (Tift ... . . .

yloniliiiaii Stores ... ... ... for l-`iliiis ... ... 1.. ... Generiii Motors ... ... ... liiitcriuiiiniini Ilydro Electric Kciiiirri-it Copper ... ... ... limitcoiiif-r_v Ward ... ..

'Xivicrira lliidson Power .>. }‘:iramniint Publi! ... ... .. .. jipnlrk :iviii l"or|l ... ..» . . 1.. jinar nilil Co. ll ... ... ..~ ... liiflin ... ... ... ... ... if-:irs llnrbiick ... ... ... Smihlaril nil of New Jersey -i.,

' - S Pills A ..» ...

... 'lil 130 ... lil' ... lil ... 14

13 12

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42 82

Stcrliiii. ccn 0 ... l Sliiiichiikcr ... ... ... ..- ...

115. .\'iei‘l ... -.. ... ...

1931

|l0§"l'llEAL LIGHT.

HEAT AND POWER

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Thi- remarkable increase ni’ over

lou, 07| 21 5% uv, rv ou’ to 0% lun

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:i :ai izii in sfiig

‘/1 . ii- 'mu io iii;

... 2R‘/i 15%

“ii 8% 14'! 21 DU;

14%

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raw,

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1|.lRi'il‘."l‘ REVIEW FOR SEPT. 25th, “‘

or some 33 1-8 per ceut.

The initial unt of Montreal Island Power Company commenced operating in November 1020. The project now onmprises six hydro-electric units of 0.200 ii.ll. each, with provision for the addition of four other _units of similar capacity. Total capacity of the site ron, however. be increased up to 150. 000 h.p. Delivery for the past year has been 30,000 l'i.p. and this will he liicrenseil at the beginning of tlie month to -10,000 hp.. lu step with the

me-

terms oi’ the contract

Montreal Light, Heat and Power

Consolidated has agreed to ,take all the power produced by the Company ull ie tho capacity of the plant. with additional blocks hc-ing delivered from time to time. Delivery at the present tlmo is about double the amount for the greater part or 1030. The Company is approaching a time where it will probably desire to anticipate further i-oiitrnct increases by arranging for

ndditlonnl units for which subet tion has already been completed.

NNGRANDA FINDING EXCEPTION- ALTA' lll(Il[ GRADE ORE-RA-_ TIO OF GOLD T0 COPPER GRli$i\'l‘ ADVANTAGE

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indication it gave that the mana

in tii ti el

nnnoiinceiiient; for the sinking of num iicrs3 and 4 shafts to the 2,500-foot level is that it will permit the com- paiiy to iiinintain the present gold tttthe rio farxim

is

oiipii n some a o ppo ately $5,000,000 Dcr annum for some time into the future. Meanwhile, the shitcmcnt informs us that 60,000 tons

ton and 2.4 p.c. copper has been i ilirnted from work done between the 100 und 400-foot levels since the a nunl meeting. This is an exceptionally high grade.

Gold versus Copper Ore-The an-

nouncement speclically stated that

the nliikiyig of niiiiihersll and 4 shafts to 2,500 ect would be only the in-

?" ,.,,,,¢ gn nm oumug of pow-¢r fm- itiai stcps iii the general developme t

fo th xt ral v ar

|h,. mst seven months of the your ,lioivn by Montreal island l‘o\v

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(`tl'Il[1.'lii_\, 1[l ‘W C DWP! 0l‘\`|Dl`i`l' tina of Canada is siibstantlally inter- ,iu/-|l. The figures for the periods at 1n'll and ili.'l0 are respectively 80,077,- h‘_‘il liwh. and 02,090,000 k.w.li. This nxpaiisioii is ivlinlly iliie to the ln- rrrow-rl deimiiid for and consumption by the electricity iii ilientroai since

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lilonti-col Light. Bent and Poivcr Co

ililatcl n rbs all th wer deve

niat nn Octolier lst delivery from thi plant will he increased by 10,000 h.p

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prograiii r o ue save _e s.

r Gond gold values were iiidicatd in

els. The drilling suggested strongl

lf Norundu can mine orebodiel high in gold and lniv in copper values llltn the body mentioned on the upper lev- els, its copper production, even with copper at these prices. should not

H, , bm 0 no |_ prove to be a serious problem. This apul at the Back River site. It is of pertinent interest in this connection

may be the reason why the directors were able to say in the announcement that they considered that the copper

H sales position was finite satisfactory.

HAMPTON

AND VICINITY

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Dominion Of

Canada Bonds

The farmers are very busy now. _ ,

some are digging' potatoes an

others are heulins in 810111- The

that potato digging time has arriv-

ed before the grain has all bee gathered.

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Messrs Chas. Willis_nnd Everett Holmes, Kingston, were visitors to

Hampton last week.

The many friends of Mrs. Ethel

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(Speolnl to Johnston li Ward)

War Loan . . . . . .lil |li'l3l‘l00.0ii _

War Loan . . . . . .Ili lllJ.'i’l ii\4.0.'i

U victory Loan .. ._ .'.l,4|m:iaiioi.o0

Victory Loan . . . . -'»"/£|i1DIl4\101.00‘104.00 Victory Loan . . . . `li‘,€iIi037il0.'i.2.'il Rt-llcwlll . . . . . . . 5\;§ll1l32\liKl.\i1

§t‘§ililt“lilI . . .,f . . . |g@1R12|`%.£|100.00

ciiiii nl: ... ... . .

llefiiniiinir . . . . . .1-i1£.llil44| 97.50 Rcfiiniling . . . . . .\4‘/_\\l0-10| .fi0i

t"onvcraio`iis:

10.59- 100 1050 97.508

Bell and Miss Grace _MacLean of

Desabie, who were injured on Sun- . day last when their horse ran a- `

ul'

way, will be glad to hear that th

are both recovering and hope to'

be out again shortly.

Our school closed Friday la-St for two weeks fall vacation and we *“l"~ ~- -- trust the teacher Miss Grace Ack _ land, and pupils, will have a nice _ _

rest and return again ready for hard winters work.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McQuarrle, .. -- Mr. George P. Dunsford and MM- M y 1, _I ter Elton Dunslord, were amonll Orff’ __ __ thc many in attendance at the may -- -. -- iiartsvlie Presbyterian Church on ` " "

Sunday.

Wc congratulate Mr. and Mrs- Blsil Holm, Deoabie on the arrlv- and Mrs. Dunstord many years o al on Sept. 13 oi' a fine baby boy.‘

Rev George Ayers, l-lemptsii ir. l'v'»vif.ing a well earned holiday vLs- liinl: friends in parts of New Bruns-

wick

liirsa Laura Mcli”at‘iu"i9, Providence Mrs. Jack Gills andsfm Wendel I l, motored to ine Island and il

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(Special to Johnston R: Ward)

(.‘ll'lCAGO

High 48%

40 53

30% Ii'l’}li 41%

“ .. . . 33%

a .ar. .. .. .. ._

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Illzli 76%

Mi noté

28% Ziii'/,i

Dec. . - 3%

all

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Whcnt Sept. .. .. .. ... Dec. .- .. . ... Mar. .. .. . ... Corn

Low iii? 511/I

3774i :itll/_.

40’/ii

221.0 25%

48

as 31% 41%

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Last MM 55% 50%

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wheat Lo-v

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Tilli- :into as

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nt new orc averaging $35 lu gold per wt C Reg 20,2 21 V _:mm gg]/I

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_ an ee . 'iii 20% 11& 10

Warn B (‘o | Bw 1 ‘ 5 %

New York _ '

Exchar e

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Arn¢i.ni1i1iii 11- ::: avi,-' :si ”‘ 1°* .im i-uw 142/f ion ml, is `

Am Lt . Am S Re .

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$25 ...

eu ‘£535 agar: #ei E Q2;

e~S3< tt 1513+* is

_ness :::

m obsc liiil. D2 88% 81% ._

Aria Cop .. 15 lid 15 16 Atchison . . 112 110 110 110

Bald Loco ‘i | ‘ 5%.. Balt ohio . saw any slit: 321;- 1,5 semi Av .. 11%- xml rel 11%.. Ben. steel 32% 341,; ai az -._ 1_4, gfilis . .. 11 , on , il?-

yers .. .. 1 ,. 10% 10 -4-2% c in ci aio i iw. 181111/,.|1s '-1 C Pacific . 15% 10?, 155;, 10';;,l+1iA Chris M0 . 14% 14% 1395 IMQI-1 coi carb .. no so in im -..2i,g,

Sol G giiec 20;? 21%; 20 - 20% - $4 ‘Oils S . 71 5 71 . I

Cont ("liil\ 30 1 % T21/"il

De H d .. tl _.- E l)nl1‘c:nt . wig 00 may 53% Elec I' Lt "24 lgflrg ZW, 25 | Ei-ie 12%. 14 .nag 14 i- Fox Film .i -01.6 Digi il l pw

ares 'rex . ia 10 11 ie' 3;-1 sea une sou. :i2 ao +151,

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lat 'rel io it =i¢, 5;, Johns lilnn 30 -il 30 4

bien téop ._ 12?/2 l3%.12%'1;% .am o ... 55 bil Loews Inc 38% 302;/gi 32% 23% M T lr A

ruc ., 21 21 20 i201

Moa Wai-d 12 is l ii-/,, ig

Nash lilo , ggi H3;/Ji

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N if cent | ai - ai N am co 12"/,‘ 4is‘

gnck PM?) .. ‘ij

ar u .. lil 14 Penn Rail 32% 34%

Phil Pet ..

P B¢0fNJ 81 64 Radio (‘p ,i 14 i 15 R K 0 l 0% 10*

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gaclféc who (i2 l ran e . 15 lil (1 Elec . 30%.! 412? 0 of Cal 31% 3 4

8’ otNJ 32% 3

gl arlgr . 10% eras o_. 0 lli iy 1gly_. Tim R 11.25-/. can milleni-

li Pacific ._l.l(i;2‘12l ‘|1015 121

Unit Corp .. 14 11% 14% ~]5al,‘

sss__ E=§&.’§E§ Sftiilfill 4535*’ *SK -i-++

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QUITE

-li S Rub . 8 0 8 8

U S St I . 78. 79 V 9t0¢` mit gi 15 vsu.

Y’l‘Co

25, seconds slow ai: 16 delivered-

lr t is v ‘runs on xtras and

salers on spot at 81 and 26 respec-

was served by the ladies, all return- ed to their homes after wishing Mr-

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hsplii' married life.

Miss Janie Ferguson. Boston,

Mass.. is spending her holidays vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- lan I"er8u.son, l-inml>i'-°\\-

'of New Argyle were kuwts of Capt.

I enjoying 9, ghqrt visit with her Els- and Mrs. Dimibl F€T$“5°“ °ve" th°

ltr. Mrs. walter riocersvn. Hump- lon ind her brothers, Messrs Wil-

liam and John D. Maciuarian Desablc. ' `

‘ week end.

The friends of Mrs. Johanna How- att will be sorry to learn Oi! h¢\’

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Air Reduc .MK 08 ‘Q-11,5 31|/,i+aiA st k 2{l~5__§_;r» 8; ` opal' 8; °3v.i+ 3/all h.§‘..°.»i....ui. A .. ALCMI . --_ ny- -l' Bill' Missouri

De Stores .. Home Oil ., Imperial (Jil . ._.

'erm .. ff 50_

.sub ahh- .iismziu 11 +1'/i §i?li£§r."n".`. '.`.'$‘§1‘i/fl 1 |

Speed Essential

+_i~+ +-E

3 Gi

#ers er .ass

The Montreal'

Curb Market

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ispedlal to {oh3;termH?‘l!‘\'Ir;w\L“t

3** .li is 4o iou loot. init io'/_, iifg im 0% Wi w

in-lush Am oii"f

Int Petroleum int Utilities A int Utilities B Moss lillnes . Noranda .. ..

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4% #SV I

is 'iisu 14,401 15.0.1

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‘8 0 5'-“_ ` waiisuen uhm savo-

, -7 _ --- ‘ speelozioroiviam-.oiv¢ra~

tsheeiai to seamen sv wore; . ‘i _ _ Tv __ _ I _ ,M - ,' ,___ ___ _ .£33313

lit .Ih tnlwsrdi

Nlée\?w;0h:& ‘gestuta-!estrrdsy'l ‘

grossed is precipitous reaction get ull vlumi ilny‘s recovcr¥» Til’ “Uh

ilnpaireil during the last two ti YI which may account ln part at least for tlie suildennels of the decline.

’l‘oiluy's market would determine

wlietlirr or not the decline In merrlll the secondary rs-mriion or a resump- tion of tile doivliward trend. There is u fair chance iiiat lt will prove to be the farmer. .

‘ \\'.\LL STREET MIRROR BAYBI

In A e ri al

Photography

aerial mapping operations as car-

mst lam must be employed. as 110 only must the speed of the 8-810 plane be taken into account but al-

the plane does not, eliminate. A5 9- general practice. lenses working at

t lants that

4,796 pounds in value, of w c

lThese figures, however, do not in

mar e ery sv e _ _ ilrsts end these are sellin8 to whole °l“d° punt bmshfs’ W:1;'h _:ri

.classified under th., hes Z m

Winnipeg-Dealers bers have ad- the Jamaica” “"5 °ms rc U l;{“‘:f't° M- vanced their prices on the liigheri :3;’“knP;)’;i;° ‘:‘;;l;‘;ic;E:g; bglrnf; <1‘)§;§s;::i'(1gsci.1v‘ii‘ .1 grade! and are now paying pro. hav been on the market for sev-' “"“ “""'°é. --.- ducers and country shippers extras 5 ilu* N-fuki --

Y ai, first. 11, seconds 11. Poultry °'“1 Years- "Pm "°m i"“"r‘ bmshg §`i'L‘f‘.’I-‘2.,,,"‘fff“’

prices and conditions remain un- es’ Jamal” imports at pesentom ` "I

a . \\ .- ., 1.

-°“°““°"- ”°“°°‘""-“‘°'° ““ “°*’ Y” ‘if "`i."'°°“ “I;‘.’.".§’..‘?".‘i...`i'. _ .-".f..€.i.v-:1:..-

been much change in the situation rgglm 2: iirigéeuoe abéut 25 P; ‘mn mee W, -__ I _ on this egg market and dealers ‘ _ "-\,"“" _ °fW9-WF f0theSu1’fuce ofthe earth, food supply and stressed how

are paying producers for eslls at

let extras lil-19, small seconds 10.

duce and dairy market here today.

_ Capt. Sneigi-eve, docked at the Ms .

so any vibra/tion that may °¢°ur i0. me “am” whim "5 mounting in snippisan, N. B. f'M""a“ S” Level" is °‘ tem' ‘“"

it ‘piements and Tools, Artisans," in

no ,, tively, seconds continue slow at 18. t t ms' can

I -\notlisg new low closing prlee for lille he-nr market line been registered lJu~t as is lot of people were gettin: inrounil to rlie liclie( tliut tlie lows for ltlie decline liuil been seen on Holiday. '. Closely on tile heels nf an ex-iteil nil- innce in prices the Thurnilny sslllnr

me \“““““u°n °! °"° °" p“M9° ww C-Wright 2% 30% 38% 32%.’ siioweil more clearly tliun ever thhf '° *M 1|* '"'i||\\l' cumlrll|ll\ TIIIIPIGG

Ilia market response to the events earlier in the week was ill advised.

. Morning Stock Letter ,

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lr t b ith no more than nur-~ impairment of technical strength due

'::: 1rre:i:i.:sI:'lt:' but ss trndllll’ ll\'°' ¢° “I” W¢||Nldly rilll¥~

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|_\ c rs in in buyin sons hut this

der “my n mecmcuh" M to nlirieaI\£=y1ng'“r|iust has |lul\e'eautiensl_y and htrengili or tiia market no doubt in not all at once. lt in s time for pa-

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iii-as liquidation. and found the mu-lrrt in s vulnerable position due to the

ln ix number or cases stocks s

tlenee and clenr lieurled thought. It is is question whether support will put In nn appearance today. Stock tlint _wins bought for support purlwlus \\\\ Monday wius liquidated on the rnl|.Y uviil those who did the lupportinl li v nt of I ml with which to

and December.

iss ple y is s resume tlieli- buying.

Tlic market has roaelied the stan

wlirro it blows lint or cold with every wlnd and some load news coulil sas- , _ily turn it upward again because the

Time is no liner conservative investment than our Guaranteed Investment Leriiiicales. Tiicy have the double secuiiiy ol gilt-edged lint mortgages and our written guarantee. Issued in denominations of ons hundred dollars and multiples thereof, and lor periods of one to three years, they return 5% per annum on the amount invested. Cheque for interest sent in June

The EASTERN TRUST Company

Sain' John, NH. Hssd Olleei HALIFAX, N.S. Si. Joiui'|, NIJ. Charlottetown, P.E.i. Moncton, N.I. Montreal, Que.

C. N. BISSETT-Manager, Charlottetown Branch.

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overcrowded. The fact tllut the legio l il al t a

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nu gone on recur ng ns s rn bonus isnil for I proliibltlon rrfvr- '- endiim 1-nulii very easily be construed an bulli-iii factors. The llnnnnlnl dll- trlct luiil rumors of lmnlilng troubles

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nulie ii sizeable drop in loans to

brokers $0:,000,00D has once again

Tliursilhy selling, while it ivnii lielpril

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I the camera equipment mr, along by rcnewitl of beur pre su c, - _ ll _ ______ ___ _ .._,..._..________l_

liroiislit iii ss item to iinoilirr new low record

'rhrt fibii: rfiii '- 163W-‘ s

stntc‘1nci?tH;1ie Ngranilg liginlgs visas other ge" Fh‘l°°d' 110% “M 40% '.w"`(‘“' ned an by the Topographical ur 4

i t I ge- of.; ,’{u|;" £3 §‘f§ §I%' £59 +112 vey of the Department ol the In- g

co r fi e ev o - - " - ‘ -"--

iigfiflal tb;wil.'it.].e‘5s g'i>‘itrl oreboaios 1-io nf," - WZ 2° 27% §g_‘2‘~i- lf. terior through the coxaipergtion os BAYFIELD IN P0RT__The Hy_{ Elevati S

s ice ic ii vi' it cnc urs n " ‘“ 0l`0€,

sg:-cess. vfheu igiinlif reason ivelii ingthg rgfffl 'J 23%,' 2,; _l 2g%‘li1 the R'°ya“Canadmn r tl dwg,-Bphic Survey boat oBayne\d'--.

` eil is 11 ` 11 ' “ ~ -

[ripe Wharf at 7.30 Thursday eve ling. She is at present taking on coal and will leave Sunday .iight for

HOCHELAGA DELAYED - The

B m°'x`mum\apenm°e equal to one SS. Hocheiaga was delayed over two! ed by instruments Placed at ‘th

_ quarter of its focal lensth. are emé Hours m her cmssmg yesterday from I Seashore and read over a period of pioyed. Leases or this speed B" ,Picton on account of the heavy seas i years. This gives when might

having a fairly iurze`°°v;flf‘f and high winds | ceueo e basic equipoteauai some er are now obtnlnab e. o u er ' - or an equal elevation surface fro

1° t lning '_' l

item Rana v 4 - i _ speed up i-he u¢fi°“ °f °b° IN ED Am) ‘SLAND . which to measure elevations o

oiaaa-ao ri.-iiiiag. at ua-so lower lov; ‘§§§ §,_§ch-'l_1'{,:,€l‘ ._,'f,‘5l} ‘QQ 2;* £122 the aerial photographic record. the 3;: ref; Elica Edward Is_ l points on the continents of th that an ai-ebony rr big an-i as i-lea _ §“'§,_;§§_‘§'c"-,:,_§§','ii>| ily# 23%' -':1_;%l\~ :ii emulsion with which the nhoula- land is expected to leave Quebec I-earth. The shape of this means sea Cunnan, in his presidential address; rtion of children renders it more "" H °"°"°"Y """ ‘“ ""*‘ “°*"’"' sine corn .` ' H % ii f /° graphic film is coated. is specialy this morning for Charlottetown' i level suriace is that of the spher-

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P"°p”°d by the manufacturers Zo _ where extensive repair work will im- °1d' B' sphere °°mP"°55°d Ui th

4g’iy,|+1i,¢, as to be super-sensitizeg hte t e` mediawly be begun by Bruce Stew i direction of the poles.

image-iormilig NYS Of E - - - art and cm The accuracy oi’ the elevation de-

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MARKET FOR' BRUSHWARE THE SMNATNN ARMY Wm depends on two things; first, the trouble of unemployment. "It wil

JAMAICA 4, _ accuracy of the tidal gauge which provide more rather than less rea-|ance of the existing standard.

` r Though there were eminent dis'

hold an open air service on Queen

U S I Aivo l 20 20 25;/, as-vi- 1 fixes mean sea level; and second, Suu fur Pf°m°\\uS mubiliill Oi 193°

‘ A 1-0031 l“`°°m5 “nd bmshes made, and Grafton streets at no D' m' the degree of accuracy with which in plane and -occupation and weisentients only a. few years ago, sta-

, shall have to take more care. iam'

and a public meeting in the Citadel

of palm and oher P ` th In

_ _ _ _` std ,ht ¢_3_m_Th,, eeng eercanrurihlslineso

:vest UAM°i‘3‘ as ‘°°%- 9°” lu; ‘ui-1 -aww plenwuny in the mlwntllgi dtiliel ;Ii]ind;.yursi:vi<l:1eE will bepconducted levels- The mst °f the”-the “dill er than less' than at present to

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lllglt Elec 48% 5050 44 - +1 tug; arerksstgd orfggglnxggwn audi by Adjutant and Nu-s_ Khumbu' 58.1136 8.CClll‘&cy-ls p6l‘hB.PS th worth lin' 201% 23%- eg 1 20 ‘+3 pu c ma and there will be Harvest Thanks- "mst imP°1't9-“t and Bl the Sum

“ii” ether WWW- and “fe “I” P°d,~‘”°d tim., the most uncertain. A ion

giving services. 9031-9-26-ii

THE g°mv:°‘;;s:;_ h‘;;u:;dT:;te5Tr1;§é ____ .period is necessary in order t

ve-.ther has not been very good w _ ma .oven "“" C' mmfmom Q” K,ngs.m m me rnesavruaiaa cannon 1,, strike a reliable mean. short i/am

(Canadisn Press) ‘ith mm issue fthe éommep C,m,,da_ g,mday_ 2»m,_ There Wm of gauge reading are very unsafe.

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QTTAWA. Olll.. S6171. F5. (E585) gal (;;teu?gcnce goumal' Another be service ln the Protestant Hana P€!';l.8.pS 8. mflre l!l'|.p0l'l.8.l'Ll'. likm Still or an ev” turn in human hisgm-y'

-canadian egg markets are firmer mel in Weunigh ‘mwersal use is Borden at 11 an ma in me Pres_ is he choice of position of the Professor Carman sam 1-But th today on the lpgher grades withl Qhe fcoconut b __ made merew -bytemn Churcm Tryon at -L30 tidal gauge. It is found that if the umltauons of economics and pe,-_ 5°"‘° P’i°° °‘i"““°°S takin! Plfwv- _ _ mn “K me fibrous end of B p. m. Preacher, Edwin White, gauge is Placed in a he1'b0r or buy mpg of human nature prevent um’ Seconds. however. contnue slow. - °“ t 5 a d in the piece so-Student. Well Sumlunded by lu-Hd the feud' straight answer bein! Elven. Na- Toronio-Eteal fresh extras and °°°°”“ _"'t‘h 'tug Ls a tough and -- ‘U55 “fe ‘lime diferent f1`°m _lhwe tlonallsls in each nation want their iirsts are much scarcerion this egg "’m°"ed' e 1; d brush umm, BRADALBANE-There will be a take” °“ the 999” °°°»5t- A mlm' own nation to increase in compar- market and prices on these have d‘”'“b1° °°n°'s ape d tar many service in the Presbyterian Church. ber °f very rename "dal -Stl1W°115 lson with Uthersi if they iY1\ni"° advanced sharply, particularly on fm' s°r“bbmg mms 1; calendari-Bradalbane, at 3 p. m., Sunday, MV* bee” eSl“b“-shed by the Hvd- the others' interest at all. they Sa the srude 0! extras. Brokers report °“‘°’ P‘"'P°‘°"" mu ° I nbmoms y sept, 21, isai. This will be the tori msrevhic Survey of the Department and believe that ii wui be Pr0m°i sales of Ontario graded shipments yea' 193°' imp°m" ms ° service of the student year. stu- °f Murine und these have been used ed by the predominance of the

to wholesalers at extras 29. fixsts ‘md brushes" mm Jamalcaniohmxig dent Pastor- Olive’ NUKCN- by the Gmdetiu Survey of Can-lawn nation. We can get no furthe

ado, Department. of the interior, that way. since the pretenslon 01 affect the rest of the world. S0 thu"

0pcii|lli;:h|i.oi\'|l.!ii\t 10% 10% 10 10-'il 5-‘iifli

0'/4; 0'/3 01/, 1i‘Y|| 15% 14%

5%

till 50

l'oivcr A ..

ivan c r i-‘i

.fi i _v ..

C Fily l'fi1 . l‘cniciit. . .. ('ell\ Pfil .. .l'ow I'np .. \V Callie A

| can i ('aii

| Fail (‘nn ‘ (‘an

io-34 11

lv i_i‘=,11l| lou, ov, ii-/.I 22

5 i

t H

In Cahada Assoeia ion oweve

plied to the average level of the sur face of the ocean and is determin-

hiaaer than mobility.” he said- g "It is inevitable, 1 suppose, th

Last Dealers up quoting producer, gm) Unmd Km3d°‘" is credmdg wg; ' as the starting points for level iiries.!¢u°h IS Wntfadicted by the pre'

tr

V _ 2351 Pmmdsf Canada Wu Havin he 0 ‘tensions of the others. If we

gg: xt; ;;°:;‘1i§E 5; pounds, the United States with 1.- me M on t f ea l level “gat n\;1mbl;,t:ai;11?dp01:)¢,:n 3:; = to avoid this obstacle by ssyins

iivered. Wholesale prices to retail 099 p°““d5' Germany “th ML assuming that the engineer is cap-‘that we will iK11°1'e HBUUUHI an mm are “mu loose' 30 nrsm 37' pounds and-Japan with 144 pounds. ‘ Stock Exchange able of running ws level lines with racial differences, and assume eith- monds “_ Mmu_eM_Egs receipts the insignificant residue being div- primary accuracy, there should ,.e_ er that somehow the generally im.. here mday were 1091 ,gases as 'ded betwem A"-‘t"’“' Belsmm' --- suit a net of level lines which will “st Wm gm” at the expense M th compared as 1,737 cases on the China, France, Hollind, H\ll'i§i\\'Y--qt Special to Johnston ai Wai-iii th corresponding day mst yean The* Panama, Poland and Switzerland. §:__‘;2mnn

give reliable elevations of points °thers‘ or that each as wen as

there Will be discrepancies in el- we S A e ce

“I/‘ our conception of the distinction

114% evations for any point with une; between economic welfare and vel- regarded 85 hui/1118 010116 S0 in U18

in past."

‘ll the extreme, and that it it Wu!-

1o1,1| 10'/ an intricate ble hi h ill _

gi.-5; ‘ ' not be discussggomngmw cu ww ,cieai-er, we should not know l 9;; S at ° ' think we never can know-how - There is. however. another mat- much at the one Shomd M regard.

10 ter which should be explained. In ed as enum to ,_ given quantity Di

run from different directions which, _ Wm require adsustment’ but that is fare of other kinds is nefbuious

the first paragraph the shape of .me ¢the1-_-»

Cent °l/9’ the Wm °f me Yea” Nm" smu" ' "uw | I there would be created a new mean wrong these had been proven

l

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph no-isioril uf’ seeth, which wok niece 011 Tues' Eeuiii Melville were the guest-S ol dn! at the mime °f Mr' “nd Mr" honor at a past nuptial shower on _ George Villet, South Melville. The dug. 28 at their own home. Abonll funeral took Dil” °“ Thundsy :evenly guests were present and n _ and the remains will be laid to rest most enjoyable evening Weill- Muni! -_ in Crapaud Cemetery.-H.

leauiiii ilu, hi-:ii were opened --°-*"”“‘

u 8 W l women in Paris are wcarinl

cheese declined the same amount’ caption o.’ the herd in 1908 have ‘at 11 1-4 to ll 1-I cents a pound. been phenomenal. From an orisui- Receipts _were 2,810 boxes. Eastern el herd ot less than 800, the total townships No. 1 pasteurized`butter increase has reached over 20.000 ld earlots dropped ii. quarter of sl including animals shipped to the cent at 19 1-4 to lil 1-2 cents si Northwest Territories and other- P°“1\d- T° H5550" 5°“dB Uidmise disposed of. A census taken in

of harvesting At one time the mn-

ithe elevations of points inland rise ' “ec W _

toda the m,.d,m ho ewue ts correction caield the 0rthometrlc'p°p ' p y

_ Y ~ U5 E0 'Correction must be added to the el jpeared in the Western countries,"

_ ‘evmom ohm d b _ Professor Cunnan declared. "Econ-

the p-“ducts °‘ the “p t° date °““' ne y me engmem' mists do not now require to tall:

her winter supply of fruits from

“'“8 f“°f°’Y- as if tn ii n a i r and

, ` 5 _ ' E rs U y O men

ned ex vw°ns‘ there "mm" the, women was to refrain from propa-

Drovide that canned fruits and ve!-iadjustment t° take “"9 °f d"°°r°p` gating their race, ond the need for

ianciw resulting from field work insisting on me desirability of SBv_

The pure food laws ol Canada

etables must be sound products

by Miss Dorothy Dixon and the ae-_ Many

°°mnanving verses read by M1" T`“’i‘i-lm t"°““"'

Minnie Dunsford amid much mer-‘ -"-h' M mv

rlmeiit, were received by the bride Girls of Scotland ave a SP

ina groom. /um a delicious lunch nisvins erm-

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11-1-

Correspondents of

lima ' r ua uuamai been aromas- '

prints were unchanged at 22 and' 2:1 emu a pound respectively. Re-' oeipts were 1,100 boxes. Oni-lot pric-` es of fresh Ontario or prairie eggs were mainly higher, extras and firsts both gaining A cent at 31 to 32 cents and 30 cents, respectively whole seconds were unchanged at le cents a dozen British Columbia.

_fresh extras in cariots advanced a 'cent at 83 to 34 cents and firsts

March showed about 8,200 head in Buffalo Park. near Wainwright, Ai- bcrta, and B00 in Elk Island Park, Alberta. Gver 12,000 butlaloes are in` Wood Butlaio Park, near Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Bear. deer, moose, big horned sheep, Rmky Mountain goat, clk, and anteiope are also noticeably in- creasing and it is estimated that the number of these animals in

made from sterilized, clean, sound. properly matured and prepared fresh fruit or vegetables by means _uf heat, and kept in suitable, clean coritainfrs, closed automatically or 'otherwise and marked as to con- iform in name to the particular fruits or vegetables used in their preparation. No adulternted preser- _vative or artificial coloring may bc used in ccmmercially canned fruits

Havins made this correction to the 0

l.

m°:h$1’;?1d;b‘;‘;e'm“es ot mei Eing has become less pressing. A

- cse

i0V°l 111105 hi?-Ve been run by the engineers of the Geodetic Survey -

e the British Asociation for the Ad-

vancement of Science today, stress- ed thai; a stationary or declining improvement of conditions, but it population would not remove the need no longer be insisted on al

l neeesary for the mere mainten-

E secure that-, arrangements which expected change, the increase E seem superficially desirable do uvi population in Ensluud and WINS

at

Z the question win be asked, wheth-

er cessation of the growth of p0p~ uletlon is to be regarded as a good sus announcements that the WP'

9

8

- whole will have stationary nurnhere th'°ugh°"t th' °°““t'y' O' °°““° tin h v w hi the fee., that the been of subsistence' in the

the mean sea level surface was de- pmfessgr Cannon dismissed the

Smbed BS limi Uf the Sphefvid. !\`0W,‘old theories that increases in DOD- if one could add a large quantity ulation would endanger the worlds I son of an optical element’ no mah

`repldly increasing population re-

EdO

._ Sees n f Increase

In Britain’s Populatzon

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Prof. Edwin Canaan Tells Section of British

' ' r Stationary or ile-

ciining Population Will llot Remove Pro- hlem of Unemployment

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" (canadian Presb quires a rapidly uwfeuslus numb”

of tools, machines. Ships. h0U5¢5»

be LQNDQN, sept., 25-Declaring and other articles of material ¢ii“5ll

9 statlstlcisns were agreed that lfi\€_ 4 ia in lmcrme in population of Englandiwiinout improving its cconvm 1-and Wales Wold end at an earlyicondinon, while at the same tum 9 date. Emeritus Professor Edwin|the maintenance of a larger pro'

ment in order merely lu main”-in

P0 I .

to the economic science section oildifficult to make the required id

lditions. To a stationary population saving will still be desirable for i'-hu

tlsticians are now agreed that in the absense of some great and lm-

0!

Iv/ill come to an end at a very earl! date. Even the lay public has been' to some entent enlightened and rather shocked by the recent cen-

.ulation at Scotland has actually de

e ‘creased in the 10 years, and that of

England and Wales has increased only 2,061,000, as against 3,543,000 in the 10 years from 1901-11, though the emigrants have been 324,000 less.

The same change is observable

1 .. y in some degree in other Western

European countries and our over-

ir sea offshoots. The cause ot lt- r birth control-will doubtless in time

while we may expect considerebbie

y increase-even an increase much

more rapid than at present owing

d to decrease of huge infant mortal-

ity-to take place among the more backward peoples for another half- century at least, there is no reason whatever for expecting the popula- tion of the world to ‘tread close on

future, even if it may be correctly

CIIECKING OPTICAL INSTRUM- ENTS

in the production of high epics OPUCM upparatus, an instrument called an interferometer is used to reveal any departure from perfect-

ter how small. This departure is

' detected in a manner that makes

the fum ext,” 24_2_r,_ m.m_ 31 p“1_fuB0- CQMMERCIAL CANMNG sea level. This new level sur!ace|"Modern science has changed our

____ would be ol the some general shape outlook. We set. no bounds to the

i Chicago spot 20, November refrig- » I Commercmuy canned products as the old, but the compression at p0SSibilities of improvement. We ex

mm 19 3_g_ (p,°¢u¢e_)_M°m,,-“i_' Cana Natlona emhel. fruits or vegetables have an the poles would be greater, or in l>90t £0 make uuW_h°1°S0u'1¢ “F955

I th ¢ healthy, and to modify vegetable

Que., sept. 25--Chess, butter and `advantage from the t,echn‘cal stand ° er “’°"d5 he WU level °“ffu°¢S. H _ d t that

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_potato prices were lower and egg| Buf`falO Hef'dS point of being canned at perfect Wmnd be “°"°" °”¢ ““°lh°l' at the “S we as °'n mal Dm u 5 Sods quotations were higher on the pro-I _ ,maturity and within a tow hours P0105 than ui the equator, Thus as, 'hfI{'h“'“l bg"t°’h’;;'1"°`f‘;";‘;e‘;‘°°ecén0

, , _ ,, ,.,_ _

,it possible for that fault to be de- termined and its correction made immediately.

,GROWTH OF C/4NADA‘S POWER \ ni-:vuLorMi:N'r l Canadsis total water power in- .stalintions has grown from 71,515

_Z ' ' I ,, ` mists had fell; so strongly for n- _

ontario chem lost heir ii seat et' The increase or buffalo in can ‘ning of fruits and vegetables was “i’°"€ ‘he M 1°"~i- “Hd are north] Slsung on me due msmcuon of .horse haue- in isso to s.1zs,oi2

11 1-2, 11 a-4 cents and Quebec adn National Pai-its since the in-_almost entirely done in the h,,m.._ 01' Svulh 01' the Startins point. a. muon has com ,ml dis”

horse power at t.he beginning of l93l_ Over B5 per cent of the pros- ent installation is installed for gen- eral distribution by central electric station organizations while the re- port of the Canadian central elec- tric station ccnsus for 1921 shows that 98 per cent of the clcctricily d'stribut:d was produced by water ipower.

0! Cuuudu. Department of the In- iterlor, and adjustments made by the office stair, making available to the public, elevations of points scattered throughout the Domin- lon.

. 4-

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I A f / were steady at 28 cents s doom. the parks is as follows: bear, 4.500’ cr ve::`.iibic:. They may contain Undef this 5¢i'Vi¢€ f0ul' sfide-5 f°i '( Z* _

, 8' CG’ ‘Quotation to retailers 'wo-e oo- deer 25,000- mo°se,1o,ooo; b'¢ noi-a'oaiy pure water. sugar and can i-s|<iu»1iiv are provided, and those are 1| _ ff 1 ".-

chsnged and receipts were 2,091 ed sheep. t2,000; Rocky Mountain preservatives. YSSPCCUVSIY - "Fruity," “Ch°i¢¢. "

cr. 0 , eases. New Brunswick potatoes lost'gcat, 7,000; elk, 4,500 and antelope, All canned products manufactur- "Standard" Mid "B?~1C1\<i~' The

_ """'“ five cents at 50 to 00 cents per 80.300. ed in Canada are produced under term-li u-Sed i0 de-'-Cfibe BuCh €i'i'-de 'I ._

pound bl! and Montreal potatoes

the strict sup°rvision of the Com-

indicate clearly and concisely the ‘

-i_>_.§`”

‘_ ,_ _ iA\..`_`®t

8 Gear Charlottetown - ~ 8 and 0. st” were unchanged at 40 to 50 cents Scotland has an anti-Communist merciai canning Inspection Service nature and character of the P10 __

~Q par li poimdlhsg. _ __ _ drive. of the Dominion ri-uit ni-sneh.,_duot when qualities ur the glues. _

‘ Stewart Jones Se C0- I

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Giothes That Assure

We are featuring Clothing for tlis

Man who has learned that his Clothes not alone assure others as to hh position, but which remove; himself ss io his appearance. Clothes do far more than “make the man.” They help muon toward making possible his achievements, 'ihci' are the first factors noted in lil; contacts, and the last ol all for lzizn to neglect!