(o: Jolsnstfllalhwlla’! lswisl ii ' goamuo hangar ans-ran

pew volui, n. 1.. June “wmme I.hi‘:st"iu“ht.he°pfei:ilt“ bu; prices wera'=rslatlvely weifmain- taint-d throughog that nremainxder 00f the day in ant: or u mnilet. i "d uoppdl s ms gore 11c ued t softness. evidently“ om Lars otf a price cutting at. esehlcommodilos. The statement hst C cago horth- western would“ sdtsrt ‘reorganisation pIOCOCOiIIIId s a hwe; ciao to the second gra e rs on s. heat sold (IOWII at one time,_ but recovered by the close.

The industrial averages held above m, previous support point. This fart and the absence of selling pressure are lcoustguctive. but as no spcciili stimu us or much higher prices is apparent and as there may be some further aggravation from Wnshlngton. the market may not get far ahead orer thedlfinmtliiate tcgulé

a aw an o.

BUMMAIY

NEW YORK. N. Y.. June 28-00111 bars 141s 316d unchanged from Thursday. ~

Brokers loans during week in- erenscd $46,000,000 to 004,000,010.

Alaska Juneau declared usunl extra, 15 regular quarterly .15 cents dividends.

Dniiy average volume of reserve batik credit outstanding during week culled June M, $2,477,000_000 off N),- 000000 from previous week, but $9,- 000,010 above a year ago.

ltcserve system ratio on Jun-i 20th n-us 74.2 vs 74.0 a week ago and 000 a ycsr ago. New York Bank

Non brokers loans June 2o $151.- 000.0ili) vs dune 5751000900 and June 21. 1034, $8d4.M0,0iI)

General Cable Corp reduced cop- per wiro prices i cent s pound. Pan-American airways declared I6

cents dividend, same as previous quarter. lllgls Low last Off 50 116.01 111.50 .18 .8’! $.40 3203 .13 2150 31184 21.58 .1! 91M .28 Dow Jones.

IAIING LITTER Ihursdsy Evening

NEW YORK, N. .J'.. June 21—Be9t.

. Keep ioug.

18th, when the -_....._.-

averages made a

iullllllllls Press) ' roaorrro, Juno 28—'l'radinI ll the gold shares brought an extension ,of~ the recont decline on tho mining market section ‘of the Toronto ex- change today and the group closed at its low point for the year. the exchange index standing at 103.00. A drop of .24 for the day. Other groups generally steady. Noranda pushed ahead Witlwlit ll- tracting any bnso metal following and the slivers, after displaying strength during the morning eased off lat in the day to close slightly down. oiume was about 80.000 shares under Thursday's turnover. Norsnda's rise of 50 cents was ac-

' complished in fairly heavy trading.

Fnlconbridgc. Bass Metals Corpor- ation, Sberritt. Waite-Amulet and Hudson Bay closed unchanged and lillning Corporation lost b cents. Volume was ngaln fairly bulky in the silvers. Eldorado, whose anuunl meeting will he held tomorrow. swung between 1 00 and 1.08 and closed 4 cents down nt 1.00. Bear lost a cent and (Jsstla and Premier held steady.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) NTBBAL. June 2§—

Oats. feod no 1 43. rllilaaup spring wheat patents. firsts J

Flour seconds $4 70. Flour bulters $4.00- Flour winter wheat patents, choice 13,40 to $3 50. Flour white corn 8550 t0 55-60- Bun ton 23.25 to $25.

I-isy no 2 per ton csriots 11.50. Cheese no 1 cur Out 10% to 10%,

No 1 Quebec 10. Butter no 1 10% to 10%- Eggs, in cartons A large 30. Eggs A medium 24.‘ 4 s . Pgtgstoes Virginia bbl's 450 i0 d . Que W's 88 to 38. N. B. 81 to 42. ' .4 ’ Pllm‘s40toad.'_ .‘--@—--—w—-—- 1 . > i. " (Johnston and Wsgd) oulcaco, Jnns arr- Whcatz- ‘ aigh 14w Last i .. i... ... 34% 50% 545' an’: ..'. .. sou em ma‘ Dec ,.. ... .. es 88% 55 81 83* W“ ‘R om s1 Jl ' v 81!’ $5 3T n ... .. so’! ...' v2 not u Dee .. .. l4 I

1 t

o

. “gangland, Jusls

Maaxslcossu»

naw low of 06,06. l have been looking for 124 as the final top..wlth s pos- slbiiity that. they might go near 127. Last week 1 made the mistake 0f trying to figure out the exact day when that 124 would be reached, which is just as foolish as fixing a definite time of arrival when you start on a trip in your car, as you might have to make a detour and thus be delayed. I ssld

that 1 still expected 124, ordeu to gusrd

more thsu 1% pol lower than ‘they were yesterday. To- day the averages went less than 9i lower than yesterday and you should therefore still letsil your long com- mittments, except that you should have sold your half Radio B fd. which o ned around 50. and slf your Co umbia Picture; which open- ed at 61% and ou bath of them your profits should amount to over points each. Bold the other half. Fairbanks Morse sold no lower than yestesdsy snd as long as it does not break 50, would keep long of it. Wesson Oil of which you should be long around dd, closed B‘! and i still lhluk you will’ t over 40 for it. Ceianese closed sud would hold for near 2B, Am For Power 7 per cont pfd has reacted five points. which ls enough. It should rally ag- ain to near its last hi h.

at B0 he at

I

ICVBPIi (IBIS! but closed 50%. I should not all surprised to see it 58 be-

fore 48 and possibly before 40. Be sure and keep long. Cerro de Pasco. as well as the

other silver stocks_ acts if they were about ready to start on their move. Would certainly keep long of them.

Case Threshing also should have its move from b4 to over . short, stay "long as the industrial

averages do not go over a point be-' low today's lows. but sell half of it when they reach 124.

. Baring.

BULLETIN

TORONTO, Cain-Distillery stocks led the Toronto industrial market. upward today. Oils gave a good group performance. Distillers was in demand yesterday on vreport of sales to a United States affiliate and an expansion of its operations in the republic. It featured s strong section today.

Mining stocks on the local hoard turned slightly better. although st midday the strength was not ea- eral. Canadian Wineries net earn ags increased to. 841,141 cq lvalent to 4d cents a share in the year ended April 30. Mscsssa Mill. first three weeks in June is reported treating approxi- mately 220 tons daily. or above the rated mill capacity of 200 tons. Pro- duction for June is estimated about the same as hiay. above 800.000 of which something close to half is estimated as working profltéx

Slllilll RISE INMARKET AlliE_l_l_YllliK

,_..- -. i...

(a, Frank MsoMillan) (Associated Press Financial Writer) (A.P. By Guardian's Special Win)

uuw Yocut, June 2e - Share prices edged ahead a psoe or W0 in moderate trading on the New York Exchange today.

markers ssld demand originated in widely scattered quarters and from diverse causes. Some cited the pies of reprercntptive George Hod- dieston of Alabama before the United States House of Represents.- tives. for "regulation and not de- struction" as a stimuli! to the utilltfies. Others declared thatt-he spectacular rise in wheat on fears

to trading in equities which other- wise might have been lacking.

In the background of these specific developments it was re- ported there was continued quiet shopping for equities by those who feel the worst phase of the de- pression is gradually receding into ‘the distance. Measured by the As- sociated Press average of 60 stocks the market rose a of s point to 441. Sales totalled 755.680 shares compared with 730,538 on Thursday.

Utilities which gave a good sc- eount of themselves wen’: American Telephone with s gain of 1-4. Brooklyn Union Gas. up i 1-2, Commonwealth and Southern pre- ferred up 1 1-4 and West Penn Ei- ectric "A” preferred, up 3 1-4.

Changes in the Canadian list were or fractional scope. Canadian Ps- cific, Dominion Stores, McIntyre- Porcupine and Hollinge: averaged slightly lower. Dome. International Nickel. Canadian Marconi, Distil- lers-scagraml. hora or Canada and Hiram Walker were fraotionaiiy higher.

The 88th Annual Association of the United Baptist Churches con- vened with the 'I‘ryon Baptist Church on Thursday evenins; these sessions‘ will be carried on till Sunday evening. The Moder- swr, C. Brsdon Jelly or Summer- side, was in charge of the session. The devotional services are in charge of Rnv. A. G. Crowe. 3666' que, whose theme is "The ONO-t I Am'a of Christ." “I am tho Breed of Life,‘ was the opening theme of the session. Rev. Dr- 1"- W. Patterson, President oi.’ Acadia

it prose ted very. mn- .?‘.“.'°.’l..'... .1“... l... a u. University. Rev. Dr. E. S. Mason. .Qupt., of Home Missions addressed The meeting on the subject, "Wit- nesses besinnins In i" W14‘ jimfi," aev. 'r:~ 0. De Wolfe closed the session with crew.

day momins.

‘ opongd by Rev. A. Crow; speaking on the text ‘I. Am‘ The I-isht 0i’ The "WW"- rns noting Moderator. Rev- A- °- vlnosut, than named the "W"

“ - Cmnmlttes, which pre- sented the ‘list of new 01110"!-

Moderator-Boss Bethune. 91W’-

Vioe-Iiev. Chas. A. Britten,

“gauche of. ‘lemon-RM- T-

of crop damage lent ‘a bullish tinge -

nu: cmtawrruroww -ousaouw ' " " ‘

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vlsitnnmrs lncli Minn uununnus

Corrected-Tor Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

PRODUCE

Oats Hay, loose, cwt .

I-ITAIL IAIIII‘

Potatoes pk . Celery bunch st beef Stew meats

smlwberblel (cultivated) box . 80c > ‘Cauliflower each 30.25,; Piss 7 weeks pair 88.50-80.00 FISH

Codlb s Mackerel 3 for .... 5c

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, June 28-1111; (one of

the Montreal dairy and produce markets held steady today with trading on the quiet side.

Butler sold at 10% to 19% on“

per pound for carlots or less of no 1 while lots to retailers want st 20% cents for solids and 21% cents for prints.

The cheese market was 101,4 to 10 cents for no 1 current Ontario; 5n generally 10 cents for no l. Quebec. Receipts were 5,031 boxes,

Egg prices were steady to firm, with graded shipments in csrlots or less mainly 22% cents a A "In, 2i cents for A medium. 10% to 20 cents for B and 17% to 1g coats for C.

ew potatoes were 14.60 to 54,75 s barrel for Vlrglnias while old potatoes sold at 33 to 3S Quebec. 81 to 42 cents for New Br nswicks and 40 to 40 cents for Pr nce Edward Islands, pog 3o. Pound hag.

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. June 23-31111“ "d foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar es compiled hy n“, Riiyal Bank of Canada closed today as fol'.o\va-_ Australia pound 8.0407. Austria schiiiing .1007. Brslil miireis 0565. China Hong Kong dollars

Csechosivalris crown ,0421 Denmark krone .2210. France franc .0006, Germany reichsmark 400a

Great Britain pound 4045s Holland florln .6345 Hlmsory penlo 101s. indie rupee .8142 Jlliln you .2018. Italy lire .0831. Now Zeaiand pound 33305 Jugoslavis diner .0232. Norway krone 2480, Poland sloti .1010. * I Soutlflmfrita""DoMMWBBZS Fipain peseta .1378 . .2562. Switserland franc 432m. United States dollar 3-32 er cent premium.

Sweden krone

Leave For Scene QfQaoddyPower

Construction

(A P by Guardian's Special Wire)

BOSTON, June til-Major Phil- lip Homing, United States army engineer who will supervise the construction of the great Pssams- ,uoddy tide power development in Maine, left Boston by plane to- day en route to Eastport.

He was accompanied by Dexter

Cooper, author of the plan to turn tide power into electrical energy, and Ralph Brewster. Maine represen‘ ‘lve in Cou-

gross. -Before leaving, Brewster de- scribed plans for ha President Roosevelt inaugurate e 030,-‘ 000,00 projem July 4 by set- ting off n dynamite blast by pressing a button in the White House. Brewster expressed the opinion that the increased in- dustry resulting from the project ultimately would wipe out unem- ployment in. Maine.

Major Fleming issuedga __ws_-rn- m; against; any migration of ish- or Wlisotpcrt, asyhlg it would be at least a year before any lsbor from outside Maine could be em- ployed, if in fact, it were needed st all.

O. DeWoife, Tryon. Alternate-Rev. Mr. Quigiey. Cavendish. - Ordination Cmmcil-RevsCrcwe. Vincent and Dr. J. A. Clarke. Boys Work Board-Revs. Wil- son, Wshsling, DeWoife. Federation-Wm.

W.

ston. Montague.

Clerk-luv. J. B. Wilson. Sum- merside. "Digest of Church letters. Sun- day School Reports, and ‘Yours! Peoples‘ lleports presented by Clerk and disc‘osed favorable pro- INI-

Ilss liaasau for Babes \

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Lord Hsilsham (lefl) who he-

N. _ Y. Stock Exchange

(Quotation furnillsod by Johnston and Ward. Members of Montreal Stocks Exchnnge, Curb

Montreal

illnrket, liSd Richmond Street, Char- Nlttstown.)

Air Bed . . . . ._ 141% 142% Am For Pow pfd . 24.1% Allied Chem 153V;

.. 22% 20%

137 3% 13% 3% 14% 421/5

50 1251/,

iii 13% 41% 24 .

2 1114, 8% 141i; 207/5 331/4, 14% 21y, 107/; 10V) 101/,

50 201/4, 1%

Ii 1/ Chas Ohio 4,232 Chic North ... ... . 1.3;, Chrysler Mot .. 431,5

Columb Cnrb ... _90 (c201 Fuel; iron . .,

‘o um as Elec 7% 7% Com Sol 19% 19% Con Gas 25% 2,; Con Oil .. 31/, 5% Con Can . . 31y‘ 31% Corn Prod ... . 75 75 Del Hud . l.. ... 30 30 E I Huron ,_.. ... 101% 1011,‘ ETst Kodak .. 145% Eco Auto Lite .. . 21% 22v, Eiec Pow Light . 3 3 iiiii. "r..l"s..;.".'. ' d" ,2 greepAort Tex . Y‘

en spbuit .. Gen Elcc Gen Foods 39% Gen Mot . . . . .. 33% Gen Pub Ser '

Gold Dust 17 Goodyear Rub 31A Goodyear Rub 1gp, Graham Paige . 116 Great North Pfr my! UNI! West Stlg 39% Houston Oil 15 Hull ltiot _.. g HuppHMot

l!‘ - 44 45

Intl gilckcl ... . 272% 21:52

s -. ... 10

Johns Man ... . 51% hi“ Kan City South Kolvinator Ken Copper Lambert Co Lig Myers B y LiquidCarb . 31% lb 11°"! Incorr- mg 41% Loose Wilcs Bis ... .. 801/, 40 iifcKees ort Tin ... ...

Mack ruck . .. 30 go histh ‘ Alkali 30% 3o

1V1 1% 53.’? f?”

Natl Bis 29y, 29512 Natl Dairy Prod 111% 10% Natl Pow Light .. o 9% New l-Isven- . . . . .. 4% 4% New-York-Ceu .... 171.4 17% North Amer , 11

10 s

22 ..., ti?» . _ 1 Pullman Co any, 40'), Phil Morris _,, _ 50-33 51 Radio Corp .. n95 n); Radio Keith rph 2 2 lls Iron Steel 13% 13% 5s way Stores . use, Sears Roebuck . i2, Shell Union 0 105g Sim Co 0 Sooony Vac .. 13 South Pse 1845 Stand Brands

Stand Gas liileo . Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil N I Studebaker ..

Thermoid Texas Co Tex Gulf Sui

United Corp linltod (ins Imp . ii ii ind Al ,.. .

U S Smelt . I! S Staci

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lab comes Lord Chancellor and Lor win, leaving No. i0 Downlllg S4,, Halifax who succeeds the former as fter s conference.

Secretary for War in the new Brit

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s

Bain Stewart Nuptials

One of the lost June weddings of 1036 takes place this morning in the Central Christian Church at 7 o'clock, when Miss Marlon Eliz- abeth Stewart. City, will be united in marriage to Mr. Waldo Emmer- son Bs-in. York Point by Rev. W. l’... Outhouse. The bride is s. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stewart of this city. and for several years has been a valued teacher 113 Prince Street School. The groom, who is a son of the lute Mr. and Mrs. Fracia Bain, York Point, is one of the prosperous farmers of that district.

The church auditorium has been beautifully decorated " with out flowers for the happy event. The wedding march will be played by Mrs. V. L. Dingweil, organist of the Church.

The bride who is unattended will wear a charming gown of blue lace and gorgette with accessories to match and will carry a boquet of pink roses. Her going away costume is to, brown sheer suit with smart ha .

After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bain will leave on a motor tour to Boston and New York, with the in- tention of proceeding as far as At- lantic City. On their return the happy couple will reside at York Point.

Previous to her marriage the bride, who is a very popular teach- er and worker, was given e, presen- tation from Prince Street school. a. shower from Church friends at the home of Mrs. H. W. Piatts, Ad- miral Sh. and a shower by the Re- bekahs in the I. O. 0. F. Hall. The gift of her class was a. beautiful silver rose basket. The Guardian jofns in happiest felicltstlons.

SEES MARKET FUR’ ERAIN

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

OTTAWA, June fill-Recovery in world trade sufficient to enable Canada to satisfactorily market her accumulated grain stocks was stat.- ed to be the confident belief of George McIvor of the Canadian Co- operative Wheat Producers Limited, in evidence given tonight before

s; the select House‘ or Commons com-

mittee on the grain board legisla- lion.

Circumstances at the moment. Mir. Mclfvor sa/id, "indicate pros- pects are for smaller crops in Italy, France and Spain. and other Euro- pean countries. I am reasonably confident that, barring unforseen factors. Canada's position for the next seven months will he sound.

Chief assistant to John I. McFar- land who carried on the govern- ment's stabilization market opera-

‘tions and who has accumulated on u‘ Rovernment account about 226.0000.-

070 bushels of wheat. Mr. lvlclvor tonight presented a statement in witch he declared that no other course could have been pursuedthat would not have led the market and industry to probable destruction.

RECEIVED BY PRINCE 0F WAL ‘

(C. P. By Guardian's Sotclnl Wire) ‘LONDON, June 28-(0. P. Cable) —-Sir Edward Beatty. chairman and president of the Canadian Pacific

Railway was NCSiVCil"‘i.CCd,7"'by-'C<ll&-"

Prince of Wales at St. James Pal-

Van Steel Warner Bros Wax-ten Bros ... .. West l7n'on Wort lilec . . Woolworth Co Worth Pump llow Truck

5331.5 I ##¥$ i

flcntral Guardian

This sainsnn is scsrvol In saws ~' m" m ..-."..~::.':: : : ans':t:,s ward I075.“ h advance.

TASTY CAKE! 0K1 S01! l.‘ Bazaar today. 1-4449

lOXMEN.—Start those Vixens on Siinglo Vixen & Puppy Ration 10 days after whsiping. L-Mfll-

TEE ANNUAL MEETING of the Central Pariah. will be held in the ohuruh at Canoe Cove on Tuestb... July 2nd. at m0 rm A-lfl- MM- K , Secretary. 11-8448 CONFIBMATION-R.t. Rev. Dr. Haclbenley will administer the Apostolic rite of confirmation in

Bi. Pam's Cat-hotbed tomorrow

night at 'l o'clock.

SPECIAL SALE OI‘ CAKE and other home cooking all afternoon and evening. L-8449

BEST SILVER. POX PELT, flarch London Bale out of 00.000 skins, was from a. 1934 Pup Fed exclusive on Sungio as cereal part of Ration, from weaning to peiting, ccording to owner, E. S. Collin. v BIiZ-TiISS-iil.

THE HIGHLANDS Dance Pavil- ion is available for Private Dances or Cards any evenings except Wed- nesdays and Saturdays. Write A. lvlacKinnon, Georgetown. for terms. L-WlO-S-ZB-IL

TRANSFEBBEIF-Frienda in the city will be play-sod to ieam that Mr. Louis Blanchard, recently tra cred from the branch of the Provincial Bank at Saint John, N. 13., to Montreal, has been transfer- red to Summerside where he has

’ m- ‘ of the bank

BAYHST OHURUIL-The $908k-

_ ers at the morning and evening ser-

vices of the Baptist Church to- morrow will be supplied foul among the visitors to the P. E. I. Baptist Association. Miss Eileen Dawson will sing at the morning service. Will all bear in mind that Sunday School is held at 12 o'clock _ immediately following the morning service.