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ST. JOHN MONTREAL IIALIFAX

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lfurnished by Johnston and W

stan. oll or New eirsoy 44% 1**

if Asbestos ....

$3.00 or hotter. The bulk of tho‘

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HALIFAX, Aug. 13.-Quotations

Members Montreal Stock Exchabgl.

New York Exchange |

Atch., Top. & San Fe Ry 18

tural Exhibition Worth To A

Province ‘

On August Twentieth the Char-

American can Co: 927_f_3_lottetown Exhibition will be open-

Am. smoltlng at Rez. c _ 1911/. led' It- is held this ye" “t °' seas” Am_ Bosch Mag Co_ 32% when it is hoped and expected that

An. cop. Min. co. ost. a

Hudson Motor Car Co I whose particular benefit the Exhibi-

Imen Paper Ca tion grants are paid, will be better

ble to ,m_end_ as me harvest Wm held of livestock lm rovement-

U. s. ind. Alcohol co. 113"/, “°” h‘“'° stmed “°’ "°°'"° digging

Westinghouse Elec. 941'. United States Steel 144

Ahitlbl .` . . _ . . . . _ 511;;

Montreal Power '_ _ _ . _ ._ _ 101 Winnipeg Electric _ 100 Brompton . . . . . . 37 Brazillian Traction ._ 52% Steel Co. of Canada _ 176 Abitlbl . . . . ._ 32'/i Shawinigan ._ 83'.-é Can_ Steamship Pfd. ._ _ 94 Dominion Bridge _ 75 Masser Harris __ 401;,

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Canadian Brewery ._ 30. Building Products ._ Power Corporation ._ 65! Can.Pac.Ry_ ....203-"fl British America Oil _ .. ._ 37 Imperial Oil . . . . . . . .. _ _ _ 60

WHEAT

Sept. 108%; Dec. 11354.; Moy 1197!..

CORN , soot. asa; Doo. vzw.; Mm-on 74. l | oA'rs ‘

Oct 110'/i; D00. 109’l'r,' May 463V

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Livestock Market if

_ Mantra" Stock Exchange 'case during the past number of

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a profitable bonus on the dairy, meat

that have been bred and raised to roduce the greatest quality of ten- f

loiii steaks and the ,lulciest roasts, ‘ now furnished by the modern beef t

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that has been. by a slow. careful and f intelligent process of breeding from t

carcasses were built for speed and 1

ccs ty, two-thirds of its weight onl

hicli, by having the small head, 5

s,_m__ 3,,,_;__ Dec_ 40,; May 41,/___ _r_l;°._c_l;:____an_::l :§_r_i;_ov<;c;. __l_.;_f>er;stEut;;;; by all farmers and their families to

WHEAT rcalizc toi some extent, what the'|Di"€°t°"~“ Wim have give" 5° much

"I breeders of what is known as “pure-

____.,>_& ,bred stock" have accomplished for

he enjoyment und wcll-being of ci ‘ or the patience and untlring efforts

lof such men as Booth and Bates the

-*_ lgreat demonstration which has tak-

lcilnafdlan Press) lon place in the Argentine, in trans-

MONTREAL- A\1E~ 13» _ Cam0.fomilng millions of useless long

receipts 1313. Tliccattle market was! hm-ned cattle' native to that Counjl SEURCU’ at U1-it Weeks ¢l°5e~ (3005 try, into millions of uniform short-l

steers sold from $10.25 to $11.00 with.;-, fairly plain to medium steers from d

orned grades, whose carcasses whenl isplayed by thousands on the Brit-l

900 L0 510-00» and C0mm01l llghllisli market, resemble the best oil steers do\vn to $7.70. I0

ur Easter displays in beef; had it;

Medium quality hcifcrs broughiinot been that numbers of good rc-i

from $8.00 to $9.00 with common presentativc males. of this char-ac-|

ones as low at $5.00. Good cows sold ye ,

hc Argentine breeders would hav»:lH-

for $7.75 with a few choice cows at_|_

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bologna. bulls from $5.00 to $5.50 d with butcher bulls up to $7.00. 'b

Quotations, butcher stcers good'fe

$1025 tc $11.00, medium $9.25 t0 $10- l H 00, common $8.00 to $9.00, butclicijt

$7.50 tu $8.00, medium $4.50 to $7.00. cniincrs $3 00 to $3.50, cutters $3.75 to $4.50, butcher bulls, common $5.- G0 to $5.50.

Calf receipts 2,713. Calves were

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“ Q’ After Me abd I Will Make You to

Become Fishers of

Menl” Mark I. 17.

Is the Dlvine'Master calling you to become a Franciscan

Missionary? No matter how

poor you may be, or unworthl'

you may dee yourself, God has something for you to do.

Let the I-Ilzanelscan Frlors

of the Atonement help you to

realize your wonderful and sublime vocation, whether it be to the Priesthood, Brotherhood, or Sisterhood, in that glor- ious and illustrious Franciscan Family.

Those interested can eithe

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Rev. A. Francis, S. A., at the Bishop’s I’alace» Tuesday, Aug. 14th

or write to the

» Very Rev. Paul J. Francis, S. A.,

` Graymoor, Garrison, N. Y. .

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"**‘._*._.,+‘4‘*._.+.+‘ 'vvllirlrictlon of the ultlmlltc coiisLln1ci'.}m_SL in me fourth elimination hem,

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SOUWIS LINE ROAD SOUTH. was read on Bcwnrc of the I‘_ The July meeting of the Instituto by one of the members. Next montli

met at thc home of Mrs. Allan J.

roll will be answered by "MY IHVOUW

McCormack. Thirt/eeen members and Vegetable, and ho wto prepare it".

I?rofessionziT Cards

norman s. muvr ll Chartered Accountant |

/' Audits, Systems licome Tax I

|30 Edward Street, Halifax, N. S i

(Making frequent trips to l

P. ii. island.) §

Bell & Mathieson

R. R. BELL D. L. MATIIIESON L. L. B. Barrlnters, Attomeys, Etc. Money to Loan. Camerlm Block, Charlottetown 8933-7-19-lmo.

*Mark R. Mocoigoo

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BARRISTEB, SOLICITOR. ETC MONEY T0 LOAN Uemeron Block, CharIottetown,I'.E.l.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Gmio-it of N. Y. root or-sum Medical School and Hospital l’nctleo_Llmlted to Eye, Ear, Nose

` and Throat

T°°"llI°§yel and supplying Glasses

loo, Bayer Building

great George Street

Ufflce llrl--9 to 12.80. 1.30 to 5.00

McLeod & Bentley

W 1- LEBENTLEY C . .B NTLIY. K. . Blrrister and Attorney-at-[Aw Ollleo: 180 Richmond Street l

Mona! ro mlm Charlottetown, P. ll. i.

McDonald & McPhee

l- A. mooongii sir. tr, nares:

Mrs. P. A. Mclsaac invited the Iii- stltutc to hcr home for the next meeting.

NOl`t'1‘}{AM. Sevciitccii niclub:‘i's

and 'six visitors iiict at the lioiiic of Mrs. Edmund MaY¥mI'd~_ '1`hf‘fC interesting readings ws-rc _given by the members. Plans are being made lo hnvc a bazaar and loc-cream social. Mrs. MacLean McNeviii will entertain the members for the next meeting.

Carter’s

Leading departments for

Summer are

Sea Shore Goods Souvenirs Newest Books Magazines

"Ill-§'niul, Nrrolrrns, arc.,

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_Prices always the lowest lilsto. Every ton we send out is of,

'high quality. l

¢lRTE|l 3* 3°- l w. D. GiLLis & co.

strong. Grassers sold mostly for $6.- .50 or better. Good veals brought from $11.50 to $13.00 with a few choice veals at $14.00.

Quotations: Good veal $11.50 to

$14.00, medium $9.50 to $11.00, com- mon $8 00 to $9.50, grass $6.00 to $7.25. Sheep receipts 3657.

The lamb market was steady.

Good lamb brou ht $13.00 and mix e _om$.to$..cry common lambs were sold for $11.00. Sli(-cp brought $4.00 to $6.00,

Quotations: Ewcs $4.00 to $6.00;

lambs good $12.50 to $13 00; com- mon $11.00 to $12.50. Hog receipts 3078. The hog market was strong. The standard quotation was $13.50 fed and watered and local butch- ers paid $13.75 for mixed lots ili- cluding shops and lights. Sows brought $0.50 to $10.50.

DAll.Y Lessons I

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED2 D0_

not say “I had drank several cups? of coffee." Say "I drank," or “I` had drunk.” OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Ger- aldine; B as J, e as in “bet," a as in -'arf' l as in win."

OFTEN MISSPELLED: illuslvc;

not io hn confused with clusivc.

SYNONYMS. Obstruct, ilnpcdc, hinder, check, repress- rcstrllilhl counteract.

WORD STUDY: “Use :i word three times and it is yours." Let us,

increase our vocabulary by master-J ing one word cacii day. Today's word: VOLITION; the power of willing. “In choice and volition we have the two factors of the will_"»- Hopkins.”

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CABLE HEAD EAST. Eight mem-

bers and eight visitors met at the homo of Mrs. Capt J. D. MacDonald. A vote of thanks was tendered a

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An ioe-cream social and dance to be given on August 3rd. Next meet- will be held in the Institute Hall.

Sporting. Goods greater improvement. By this

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UP ' t° ' a e ° _ Stings and Bites Stationery 'nie pain or insect bites

OEICC Supplies TE;--‘ga-I 'B nu I. umm, 4 cation of Minard‘s. School Supplies oar, .oo mmm, moo mol "°"’°'

,ny una oi inform- mem, mon u',

hcifers, medium $8.00 to $9.00, com-'e

r, could not have been secured,

coil compelled to go through hun-4 reds of years of slow improvement.. y mating the best of their own in-T rior type, in an endeavor to bring’ bollt some measure of ini rovem l

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hat has been so much more greatly` 1581 A- A. A.. swimming in the 100 xpcdited by reason of their aIiilityf1Yl@U”95 fF0€'SlYl9 and Alfred Phu'

hat IS An Ag-ricul_ millionaires nor wealthy exhibitors

beneficial competition. It is an in-

larger number of farmers who are €_l_l|l‘8ti0l1 Rnd education to all of

N_ Y_ Cen & Hud_ Rh/_ R_ R_ 16255 most directly interested and for em. as the Exhibition ls also an

_Which now constitute such Marge value of breed improvement that is proportion of their farm lobor~wlll being S0 successfully carried on. not be in fu" swing as has been the Every farmer, and livestock breeder,

in this Province, should visit thel

yea,-s_ Show and sec. especially that his

We are living in an age ln which l9°YSda1l_fl_£¥i1'éS HFC Dermitted to

-_ ,the ver highest remium is laced 5Pen_ B GHS 000 OF Hwre days in-

Mls Kan' & Tex' Ry' " ‘ 244ion quallty oi farill products. R dis- Sliecilng lhc -*LOCK and in Wamhing

criminatiiig public will alwa s a th ' ~'

The date of the Exhibition has been.

poultry and other products that are Changed fm' U10 SD0CiH1'DllI’D0Se Off especially well mod, from animals Permitting the busy farmer. who

may formerly have been prevented r

P 0 der gesh 0,, me most valuable and potato season, to share in he

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parts of the carcass, and when we pleasure ‘md b@"§’f1l5 W be f01Ul¢l consider that the clioicest tender- at °“f Imf""l’1‘0VUlCiHl Sh0WS~ The

mb. ,Emote ,mC(,_,wl._,i whose b0my_Sliow, with the many other attrac-l

defensive ,,u,pUSL_s_ carrying of m_ i eyer been fixed. for a Show of this

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its forehand legs-when we considerl that is paid 10 See the average COUU- I

that this useless quadruped has beenl "Y h°"5° "oh alld We Would 0517915' l t,-,,,,,,fO,-med into 3 type of amm,,1_;ally request for the above consider-I w

,. feuowmen Had It not bocnl tiinly dc-scrve the support and pat-

winning money on animals purchas- ed-the result of others' skill. Our provincial breeders have been in- Vefllibly self-made men. who have worked up from the ranks of ordin- ary farmers to the present positions of qualified breeders that many of them have now become. 'I‘he Ex- hibition brings together the best of these breeders in keen, friendly and

inspiration-especially to the young man who has never entered the

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learn by watching the judging, the

e placiligs of thc various animals.

m attending during the harvest]

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trance fee has been reduced atl he main gate. to 25 cents, especial-}

steer. are iroduccd b an animal ly fo" mc I’U1‘PUSU Of €llC°\1l”8§illE‘

armers nnd their families to seel he livestock and great lnclustriall

‘ons, at the lowest figure that *has

iaracter - `ust half the amo

tions, that a holiday be arranged

,visit the Charlottetown Show. The

,of their time and invested so much ,of their money, with little compen- lsntion_ for such a worthy cause, cer-

li- nage of both the city and the gcuulitry people of this Province.

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Walter Spence Is

Making Good At

Olympic Events

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 11.-(By W. Ingram, C. P. Staff Correspond-

ent)-Two Canadian representa- tives will be in the important final in the swimming championships at the Olympics tomorrow aftemoon. Walter Spence, representing Mont-

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f-'<1 and the awards won by such men.

-ol - are bonuses paid for painstaking

`\ _*_ ' . ' improvement that is of inestimable .~ . ., ' \

0 secure improved animals from the

,British breeder. l The present day scrllb and mongrel lclairy cows and their offspring could. ‘by being maintained over periods of lliundrecis of years, be developed into ia greatly improved dairy breed, but it would take ages longer and a great Ideal more time and experience to laccomplish this improvement than :by purchasing a. pure-bred and im- ,proved male-one of the better

_ types. _ _ The purposes of Exhibitions by _the offering of prizes, premiums and

d lots fr 5 1250 12 50 V fvarlous _monetary and honorary!

awaids, is to ciicourage those who mlikc it specialty alid uriclcrstfmd the breeding of animals for n. defin- ~ite lilic of iinprovcnir-ut, to grezitei' lcffnrts, the jllclging being zioiic by |nii expc-rlciiccd and qualified iunii. The new boglluier is taught as lic lcould bc iii no other way, the neces- lsary points to empliaslzc, the correct typo to produce, and the reasons why such awards are made. In the case of moat and flesh producing animals, the awards are always made with the definite purpose of encouraging the prodliction and quality of that article which com-

lN 'mands the highest price acrossvtlic B W L_ Gqfdqn cculitcr based on the rllsciiininatiivrl

It has bccli lcariicd by cxporiclllzu. limi, tho more open and wider thc, compctitioll and tlie higiirl' the nwlirds offered, tlic gi'f‘.ater the stim- ulus that is cl'catc<I. wiili a result.- ing improvement iii the nliimalsi

raised. I The Exhibition or the small Show that is confined to a limited i'i\dlll.‘:,l lit which only fl very small mollc-_ tnry prizes can be paid, rarely crc-1 rites slliliciclit competition to cn-' courage or stinullalc improvement-. the pri'/:cs generally being snrzllrrdl by those in the immediate tcl'rllory‘ of the Exliibitioii, with animals thatl clearly sliow iibsciicc of any spccinlf care, pi‘cpnratloli or fitting, and in

:i large measure defeat the purposes] for which Exhibition grants from the Government or the Agricultural' Department, can bc justified as al proper and worthy expenditure of* public monies. Tlic Intel'-provinciall Exhibition conducted for manyl years lit Cllnrlottctown, has in ourf opinion, done more to promote live-‘ stock improv(-ment than nll other' agencies adopt/cd by the Agricultural Departments, as the best and liiost improved breeding animals can al- ways be secured from the herds that have been regularly exhibited. and whose owners are compelled- through such keen competition-to continually strive for nnnunllv

means. through the male offspring sold by our best breed exhibitors., we have been able to reach the pre- sent high standard of our dairy cattle. our hogs, sheep and poultry

'alue to the general livestock inter

lips in the platform diving event. ‘ Spence was second in his heat today to Johnny Weismuller, Unit- ed States star, being beaten only by a hair. His time for the dis- tance was one minute, 1 2-5 sec-` onds. , ‘ Phillips’ qualified for the .plat-I ,form diving final by placing thlrd| in his heat today. 1 3 Munro Bourne of Montreal, was; eliminated in the 100 metres free- style event today, faillng by one~. fifth of a second to reach a quali- fying place, 1

AMSTERDAM. August 11.-Wal-1

tor Spence, Canada, was second in the tliircl elimination hcalt of the ,100-metre free-style Olymlilif svrinimlng here today. He was de- feated by Johnny Wcismullcr Unit- ed States. by ii yard, after staying cvcn with him for three-qllarlclé of llic distance. l

Waltcr Laufer, Unltcd States.

won thc first elimination heat.

Takaishl, of Japan, was second._ Laufer's time was one minute, 4-5. seconds.

Wanic, of Hungary, won they

second heat, and Urgana. of Arilr. cntiua. was second. The winners time was one minute, 3 2-5 seconds.

Grcmsperger, of Hungary, W6*

and col-nollli of italy. secoofll Gl'clllspergcr`s time was one mln- utc, four seconds.

Zorilla, Argentina, won thc fifth

neat in one minute, one und four- fifliis seconds. Oslcn, Of Swedfm- was second.

Canadian Boxers I _ Out Ol Olympiad

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 11. - Yank

Laveron. of Holland, defeated DOV- iuc, United States feathcrwelght.` in the semi-finals of the Olympic boxing championships today. The' Dutchman won by decision.

In the other semi-finals. Peralta.;

of Argentine, defeated Bl2U0f-, Ui Belgium by decision. l

Four Canadians were eliminated,

in the first round: Frank Martin. Monircnl_ flywcight; Fred Volkert,, Montreal, featherwclght; Horne Chevricr. Ottawa, lniddleweiEhl~' and Prank Boltalz1lH~ Winnipeg-1 lightweight. These all lost their; first bottles. `Two more Canadians won their; first bouts and were eliminated ini the second, Don Carrick, of Tor- onto, losing to Avendano of the Argentine in the quarter-finals pi the iight-heavyweight title, and Vincent Glionna. succumbing to Isaacs of South Africa in the ban-

tam class.

Smillie, who won three battles

before losing to Landini today, was the seventh and last of the boxers

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You, more than anyone else, are entitled to know the pur- pose behind our recent acqui- sition of the assets and facili- ties of Dodge Brothers, Inc.

For upon that purpose de- pends the security of your investmentzin Dodge Brothers products.

In acquiring Dodge Brotl1ers,' Inc. for the Chrysler Corpor. ation, we have secured one gf the largest and most modem automobile factories iifthe world and with it an organi- zation of exceptional ability.

We intend that these facilities shall be utilized to increase the value and quality in Dodge Brothers cars and Graham Brothers Trucks and Motor Coaches.

We have secured, in addition, a dealer organization that has always been recognized as one of the finest in the industry.

It is our intention to deserve the continued loyalty of this group of substantial, prog;-es. sive merchants by making it possible for them to enjoy in- creasin ros erit throu h the Sala (gf l£)r:lg;’ Broghggg-3 products.

We have secured, moreover,

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that which transcends in im-

Bortancc ci ther Dodge rotliers sigaerb plant e uip. ment _or odge Brorliers iplendid dealer organization. or we have become the law- ful heritors of Dodge Brothers Good N_ame, with all the sol- emn obligation which that in. heritance implies.

We have become the trustees of Dodge Brothers good faith to their Customers, and_i¢ ig

our pu_r|_>_ose to execute that trust wit Hclelity.

The priceless identity of all Dodge Brothers products will be preserved- as well as the sound policies that have made the words Dodge Brothers

synongmous with Honest Val- ue an Dependability.

Dodge Brothers Works wi|| continue to produce Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and Graham Brothers commercial vehicles. Dodge Brothers dealers will continue to sell and service them.

The men to whose ca able support the success og the Chrysler Corporation is due, unite with mc in ledg- ing Eel-pcruation of Dodge Brot ers ideals, to the end that a Good Name may be made still better.

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President Dodge Brothers Corporation

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