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n [earlier gain‘; “(e [IIEIBU B

be qlnnfidellt l-lllyllll’.

prices ult- is lack- Rlldltl v11! will 4mm" Chemical, which were g, there were no Bonds continued to It, sceula to us the g-tiug well and until we think a constructive p; maintained Laidlalv and

' prnalanx

‘COIDDSIJY-

N Y. Aug 17—-I‘e,opllrl ' lared- regular quurn g5 cents on common. m; tlccruased $330930" ended Aug 15th to $321.- gp-btukbl‘ loans decreased

‘ileaerre Srstenl ratio 7t) 1 ' "inst 70.0 week ngu and | ' 71.1 ag- ml C05 respective‘,

.'fn‘Tglgllilflllfi and dell-graph

llug int-ollll- $11 t4.-

rules legal interest D,‘,,,,u . l-f their employ- collrrtive bargaining.

Ernuolll Ministry has pro- m of copper nnll nickel for m of various household

ur 1m

MARKET coss P i

goods due to scarcity of baggqngtall Commercial investment Trust Co

declared 25 percent common flock

dlvigend of a0 cents on common story

to e outstanding aftex- lvln

to stock dividend, ‘ g ' "h" Delaware and Hudson]! R June “g

loss 823.1235 after h -. against $305,070 in ‘ildldgpllilildild m“! lll h L (1 l so llla llfsl flit‘); 0160!)" ‘all 2o ltllus 3.1.40 a4 14 31.07 all L") lftll 20.70 20:2 204a .20 40 Bonds 92,73 ‘g4 Don" Jones.

BANON SAYS

MONTREAL. Que. l7—Thc- mgfkgl yesterday added another fraction to its crecllin! advance. Prices were shaded near the close, volume showed R 19549110)’ t0 Dick up llllrlug periods 0f advance. The llnc nf least resist. nnco continues up and indications still favor soluelvllnt higher price; fl-nnl the current |i'\"']. Maintain long positions on reactions Buy stocks recommended.

Banon.

FINANPIAI, SERVICE

MONTREAL. out». All‘! lT-The Montreal Stork l4‘. llullgl- announced .\'(‘"1°r'|ll.\' lilllf 121m luuullunlu t-nnl- lnnn allure without llillllillili ur par vlllue of (‘orksllult Plow llull been listed. 'l‘llin is the slot-k thllt was uf- fercd shareholders of Frost and Wood "ll "M" "lll! "llllllvuuy" null llequirell by (‘uvkshlllt Plow ill iililil, the basis of Exchange was mic Silnr-I fir gm-g. slllltt for lno shares of Frost and Wood.

Fin Service.

'1. Stock

_ change

,.,___._. tu-alallstl by JOYII-lloll , members of the Monti-ell hmn", Montreal Curb Mur- lllrhmonll fltrect, Chas-latte- . town)

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Opened

p . .. 1.11mi B . l Cola .

Wart-s '. _

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n» rril '.'.'.' 15s,‘, .101 m2 2m M15014 157

___.___,___. (faaadlllu Press) and Montreal-industrial liulnrly lll er. l lll linl_v onchangd. olk locks closed lower. -ll‘heat rlnscd doom 1%

lurk-Potion. rubber ‘ er; cnffvc unchanged.

ELECTED HINES

- C. E tiscKenzle) conversing with one of our Filters of Charlottetown, the llmarlted "that. we grow suf- lllllas and small fruits in ward island to supply all '~ alone those lines." llvve is true, but as the same remarked that he could not "1 first-class apples and is to supply demand and r part of what wm offered Were poorly harvested, and ‘ lll culled or packed. the varieties, the statement ' that frllits were of good Ind as to flavor, P. E. Island - a flavor that could not be “ llllllorted stock. In apples ‘ rt varieties there were no lavenstcills, Macintosh Reds, Rllsscts that could compare hm?" Erown article, which Wilkins varieties Wealthy, vAmbkfl and other varieties flavored, but that harvest- Wkllls was neglected with " that it was very difficult lmarkcl. for what offered. l‘ not very complilmntary to l‘ ' is and means should be I Iheteby this valuable side K should be put. 0n a . ' Could not something be t l lll’ this state ‘of affairs I 11M. have demonstrations ~ "‘ - “Praying, top-grafting. x Ind packing of fruit i Wllllg farmers and older ~i ., could get an insight in- v.‘ methods of growing and l. Mu fruit, 1f we have the .‘ varieties needed for our ap- ~ ' "l6 as this grocer states,

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Brew (‘orp Bron‘ (‘orp llrit Allin-r Oil (‘an .\llllt . Dist Sear: . llnln Eng Work flnlll Stores tin-en Slzlllcll llrlnu- ilil llup Oil lnlp Tnh lut. I'M Nornllllll ’l‘crk Ilukh Walker (inn: Wright Harg

CAR LOADING-S ON CANADIAN RAILWAYS

Car loadings on Canadian railways during the wcek ending August 4 a- mounted to 42,196 cars. These were 1,535 fewer than during the previous week but 4,421 more than a year ago. Grain loading in the western division decreased by 822 cars from the pre- vious week while ore increased by 75 and miscellaneous freight by 134. Grain decreased in the eastern divis- ion by 257 cars, merchandise by 170 and miscellaneous freight by 156. Other commodities showed only slight changes.

w other essentials of frllit growing be ‘tlwght our people so that this valu-

abv; a-‘dsbne could be better devel- opeo‘

I am fully aware that in the past, either ignorant or unscrupulous nursery agents palmed off on our farmers varieties of trees, especially apples, that were not at all suited to our climate or the trade, but if the farmers of this province could get a few lessons On top grafting, the a- bove dcfect could be easily remedied, as one can change the variety of a whole orchard in three years, and as these of! type variety trees are good, vigorous g; s ~ they are all the better for top [ZHZ .

The ordinary orchard thlc.;_':"lut the country consists of probably fifty trees, seven-eighths of which are off type varieties, therefore, if with three years grafting, one could change these to some popular variety or varieties, what a difference it would mean to this industry. Another point in this industry is the fact that outside blueberries, there is not a fruit canning plant in the province. If we had a few Pill-ms where these earlier varieties could be canned there would be no need to import so much canned goods, as one sees in our grocery stores.

That this industry could be made profitable is only reasonable, as a few years ago we were imporillli; EV- ery single can of baked beans con- sumed in the province. Then an en- terprising Charlottetown firm put an article on the market that has the imported article beaten to a stand- still. ‘

The same is true with regard to our canned chicken, bccf, clams and fish, and what we have accomplished along one lillc, can be done with fruit. The same might bc said flbolli the pickle industry, as we all know that the housewives of Prince Ed- ward Island can nut up pickles ill“ are in a class by themselves.

Now. what arc we going l0 d0 B‘ bout it? We have the fruit trees, we have many young men and women willing to learn how to grew and handle the fruit, we should have a chance to develop this industry- ThCPEfOH‘, cannot we find some way to get this expert knowledge to our people. Here is a chance for our de- partment of agriculture to render valuable aid to our people, so that our fruit industry may be a 500ml! of profit. rather than a. loss to the

i “£92701”, wuld not these lhome market.

country. for, if ollr fruits compare favorably with importrd 801x15- l" should be lll a position to supply the

”5EADACl-lE$

i

wait headaches, with tired

talvillty tell of exhausted nerves- h If: living at too high a tulaion. ' "I I Nerve Food feeds the blood Wvca back to health and vigor.

feelinll

, mass s ‘UH/I: FOOD

YESTERDATS iUBAl MARKEE iIIHITATIUNS

Corrected-lite Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

-j-_-_ PRODUCE I

"av our: . h‘? Straw . .. ... “I; 40c

RETAIL IABKE‘!

‘Vhlte Onions lb New potatoes pk (‘elery hunch

Spinach 2 lba ,

Parsley .. bunch 5c Head lettuce 10c or 3 for 25c (‘arrots bunch . . Sh:

Summer Savory 2 for

Psrsnips 3 lbs Rhubarb per lb . , Blueberries qt tlooseber-rlcs uuart ,.

Black currents qt . ltml Purrants qt Raspberries box . Ripe Tomatoes 2 lbs .. Applcn doz . . . Ralliahes

(Johnston and \\'ur(l) — stocks Oncnell Last Bu“ _ ) ___' I‘ isé_,_, Aum- I 1m lloast Beef 12.14,; Aslsfipnflrg“. _ m0 glhlckrfi tbrolle ggpglpo llcllllllurnois “w "i" ' ~ v 1

Pork (‘hops .,_ Roast Pork Fowl Lamb ..

ss-svco 18-201:

Fresh (‘orl Haddock . (laspereaux . Mackerel ... ...

EXCHANGE

_ (Canadian Press) BIOATREAL. Aug 1'l'—,Briliall 1nd foreign exchange in relation to the (‘anadian dollar as compiled by the Royal Bank of Canada, closed today as follows.

Argentina peso .2054.

Australian pound {l 9602

Austria scbllllllg .131“

Belgium helga . Brazil mllreis vzol-hoslorakiu cl-lma llt-nlulrk krone, .2223. Finland flnmark .0221. France franc . Lleruulny reicllslnark .3870, Great Britain pound 4 0181. Holland florln .6703 Hungary pellgo .2037

India. rupee 3766.

Italy lire .0840

Japan yen .2050

Jugnslavla rlinar .0227

New Zealand pound 3 0780. Norway krone .2502.

lloulnania leu .0102.

south Africa pound 4 9633

Spain pescla .1353.

‘ ""119" krone .%l6

"itzerland franc 3227.

Fnitell States dollar 2 7-l8 percent discount,

.\ll:l\' YORK. Aug l7-Forelgn l-lulngc fir-m (lrel-lt Britain high 510 “it: low 5.00%; close 6.10; 00 day llillll_ 5 0f): France 6.86%; Italy 8.70; llelglunl 2153: Germany 30.65; Can- nlla i 021g.

PRODUCE

(function Press) MONTREAL. Aug- lr-Butter and cheese were frsctionally lower in ]1l'lr"‘ on the Montreal produce and dairy nlarkct. today, eggs holding steady at yesteralaafs lower lcvels. Butter declined 1/4 cent ll pound, he- lng quoted at 18% cents a pound for fresh no l In carlots or less. Small lots to retailers were 20 cents a pollllrl for solids and 21 cents for prints. Arrivals were 6W boxes. 0n the cheese market, prices were l6 cent a pound easier. Ontario enl- orotl cheese brought 10 cents a pound while Quebec cheese was priced at 0% cents a Iaund. Receipts totalled 5,230 boxes.

.0411

ex-

shiplnenta of Ontario eggs in carlnts or less being 2ft 24 cents a dosen for A large. 21 to 22 cents for A medium, l0 rents for R and l8 cents for C. \\'cstcrn rags brought 211,4; to 22 cents ll dozen for large, 201/, to 2i cents fnr ‘A medium, if) cents for B and lll cents for L‘. Arrivals totalled 2,725 cases.

Potatoes held at 45 to b0 cents pcr 80 pound hag for new Quebecs no l willie no 2.bronght 35 to 40 cents per R0 pound bag. Old New Brunswick mountains remained at 20 to 25 cents per S0 pound hag.

Miscellaneous

(Cnandlnn Prell)

MONTREAL. Aug 17/

Wheat non no 2 02

Barley f‘ W no 3 66,‘

Oats f‘ W no ‘.3 50.

flats FlV nn 8 47

flats feed an 1 40.

l-‘lollr spring wheat patents firsts 5 04). Flour seconds 85.30.

Flour bakers $5 3"-

Flnllr winter wheat patents choice $4 4o t» at m.

l-‘lollr n-llltc Porn N 00 to 15.10. llrau ton $35 25

Shorts ion $37 ‘£5

“irldllnl-I tml Silt) L‘!

Rolled oats bag 00 lbs $3.30

[fay no 2 per tna earlots llli 00. (‘hens- Ont col l0. ,

Rutter no 1 18%

Eggs fresh specials On cartons A I 31 cents‘ I "q

lr. gs nrrP -

EL.- A medium 211

Eggs R 24.

Eggs l‘ 22 emits V Potatoes new Q"! ll“ 1 45 1° m~ | Potatoes new Que no 2 85 to 44) | Potatoes old ls B mta 20 to 25. 4

Juvsms onmouszcrs rswsa

There were three per cent fewer cases brought before the juvenile courts in 1033 than in i932. Prince Edward Island. Ne" 9min. New

:Brunswick and Quebec bad increases ‘ but the charges in the other provin-

d li d in number. ceglltlectg; number brought before the courts was 8,862 onlpared with 9,154 in 1932, 9,047 in 1931 and 10.905 in 1930. The number has hem de- clining steadily for four years. The magi; ommon offence was theft. The repeaters in i933 numbered 1,357. ‘There were 334 of the delinquents

Mm U! a.‘ ...“:

Egg prices were ulpllsngerl, graded Hip,

THE CHARDOTTETOVlTN GUARDIAN‘

M1.v_ NG

[Canadian Pull)

TORONTO, Aug l7—Hesvy buylnl; in some of the gold shares kept the mining section of the Toronto Ex- change headed up stream today des- c mild weakness on the industrial boards. Bolllnger was the bpllwetller. the bl producer passing the $20 mark or the first time since 1027. More than 16,000 shares of the stock changed hands. Base Metal and sill-en stocks moved along quietly, develop- lug‘ few price changes.

uch of the buying in Eollillger was for New York account and was said to have been stimulated by un- expectedly rich showings in the com- pany’s Hislop township property.

The top price for the day was 20.10 and the c‘rse at. 10.85 lvus up 40 cents. Holllugefs all-time high lvss 22.75. let up in 1027. Other big gold stocks were slow. Dome lost 1.0, Wright Hargreaves 15, Bralorne 10 and Teck llughes 5. Pioneer gained l5 to 12.86.

Slscoe assumed the leadership of the secondary gold group and moved up to 2.67 0n u trulle of 21,001) ghflrgg, (Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Aug 17-- Stocks

‘l

Clnle

Amity . Anglo H . Aren . . Ashley . . Aelorln Bagamuc, .... llarry l-loll

Base Metals Bear .»..-4 as Brlldinn ... i...

Dome Mines , Eldorstlo Falcon ... ., ...

Gods Lake ... ... l... , _ , . Goldslefl.‘ ... . . 23f Gold Belt Graham Granada

Greene Sta Gt<ull . (iunnar Halcrow ... ,, Barker .. ._, . Hollinger ... Howey

Kirk Cons ._ {hf Cons s. . illllflue ..- . Kirk L ’

... i.-

Nclvhcv ... Nlpissing . Norantla .. North (‘an Olga Oil Paymaeter Pet t"

Pet Oil Pioneer Premier ., Pickle Pro _ ' Read Autll Reno Gold Rorallte San Ant . Siscne .. South Tib St Anth ,, Sud Basin Sud (‘out ,. Sylranlte .. Sullivan Teck - .. , Thoma (‘ad Towagnlac Varlluul

3 “Wilts. Eng ., Wiltsey t.‘ . Wright H . Total soles 841.000.

IZNLISTED

Alllernlnc . . . Baldwin ..

Park Hill _ Pawnee K . Pnrc (‘l-n

Pottdnlll . Preston

Illbago , Ritchie , Rollll Mont

S0 Keora Stadacnna Sud Mines

—-____ FOOLPROOF ANAESTRESIA HOPE OF BRITISH MEDICOS

BOURNEMOUTH, England, Aug. 17.-Hope of a fool-proof anaesthe- sia for maternity cases which the patient could administer to herself was referred to at the British Medi- cal Assoclation meeting here.

Speaking on the administration of drugs and anaesthetics by midwives, sir Henry Brackenbury said that the i taking of precautions against the dangers of the wider Opening 01 the door wee solely in the interest of the patient. Until the administration of chloroform and ether could be made fool-proof, it was necessary that those who administered them should have a full medical education.

__ .. FRESH FROZEN

Beef Tripe 4 cts. lb.

Island Gold

Storage

N. Y. Stock Exchange

l notations furnished by Johnston and “ha-ll Members of the Montreal

Stock Exchange and Montreal Curb Market. 150 Richmond Street Chur- lotteiovvn)

Opened Lu! Alp l'-~-l 00% 00% Allivi ‘r 12D 126 Allis 13 13 Atl l 2st,’, Aurel" r Bil Am l-un- iHlw e94, Am Pow Light , 4% 6 Aln Smelt. Rig 37 Am Sugar 6s Am Tel Tel Arn Toll B Anaconda t‘ Atlhison Auburn A

al Ohio

Barn A Bendix Avlsti Beth Stccl Briggs .. Burr Add (‘on Oil .

Cong .\'alrn (‘hes Ohio (‘hrysler oM (‘hlu North (‘plumb (‘ar (‘alum flax

llllcc Allin Lift) (‘n hlee Pow Light Erie H L" l-‘irst Natl Stores .. ldreepnrt Tex (lcn Asphalt: (it-n lCll-e

(Jen l-‘rlotls (leu Mo; , (Sold llllst _ tioollrivll Rl , llomlyeur ltllll _," (lrallnnl Paige ,

Great \l'esi Sugar ,. linllsnn .\lnt . ,

Kclvinutor Ken Ctlppnr Lambert (‘n _ l-lltkvtts Aiyers B

Loews lnrorp _ 0114, Rfvliccspnrt Till Plato .' Tu» M11771 Alkali ._ .. __' ->,.l/ Mont Wald ' " _ E3" Nash o.\lt , , __ 14 Natl Bis _, 33% qatl llairy Proll , 17/ .‘llt lligllt Pow ... , .\‘l New Haven M é

.\.\v York Cell North Alnor North I'm; . Puck Mot , l'clln lfnii . 'uh S ~ '

.\ J .,, I'M ... l‘ulllllall t'o ,,, llalliu twp lllltlill Kullll flrph ,. llep iron Steel s" |'t"\\‘ll_\‘ Slrvrvg ll-a lloulluck . illlllllll! I'll

l l Pillilips

Stullll (iii . Stand Oil .\ . , , Slvlvurt Warlien _ _ Stulll-llllkor ... 'l‘ex:ls (‘n _

Tux tlult‘ Sui . 'l'ilu lloll Boar l‘uion (‘rlrlv (‘llrb _. lllirlu I'll-

Ynllcvl .\ir< raft. _ l'uilml (‘nrp .... Vuitell Gas Imp ...

... ... s...

... .....-

... ll" rren Bros .,, “est. Vnirlp H, ,,, wast l-llcc

W011i (‘n Worth P111110 ..- .

GRAIN

(Canadian Press)‘- PlrllCAfit), Aug 1'l'—

..-

Wuhan-

Hlgh Low Last vpt ... .. .. 0:1; llulli 1011i. ltw . luvs, lust, lmll/l \l.‘l)‘ . l....1t|tl-"~<ll)l‘2 1057s

WINNIPEG, Aug l7— Wbcat 1-

Illlzh Still; at". Jill ill l | b71514

. 44 lzl-‘g ‘mimic, All: l1—.<<~.-lllrrl~-|

433i soli- iug of only ulmlcrlllc vnllluu- nus suf-

ficient tn llt-prl-lrs \'l|lllf‘N ll»; in l-‘lf, vents on tlll- Winnipeg tiruill Ex- vllnugu today iu n lllurkct ablc t0

lnustun only a nlllllllllllll of support.

llllrvlltnrlls of 25y‘. to fi-flicl llt Lil-or- [inn] kept. ‘traders pff the buying sill:- llull tllcr" was nothing ill the way of

export demand to llllsorll the slack. Selling valllu l-hlcfly front (‘llirngo ill- lnrcsts, Plllllllliflfilflll houses and cnun~ try villi Il,.

nlliflili‘? lvllsat closed at. P473. D1» l-enllwr at 8111/4, and May at Bil-H; cents .

urrencies

_ (Canadian Press) .\'l-7\\ YORK. Aug l7-~l.earllng cur- rent-ios were strong ill terms of l'n-

i|“l| Slates fuuds today. However. n-ltll llll- cxccptlnn of cnnsiflcrflhlc l:ll>- uvtlvlty lll (‘nllltrliau dollars the