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Oats 45¢

l-lny, loose, rwt ... . . . 05¢

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Wednesday and

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"Corrected For Every

Saturday Issue

RETAIL MARKET

Celery bunch .. Roast bot-i’ Stow inents .. lfreaui . ‘Tllflllllll .'i for Lettuce bunch jnlfnmatoos 1h . . . Rhubarb lb .. Slrnu-horrlus Strawberries (‘suliflmvor uncle

ylnvs ,L 2025c

Onions lb Boots 2 dos . 15': ' e l0c Rona! Pork T-lfic Fowl .. $1.00 lirollt-r-s .. $1.15 (‘arrotu 3 lbs 10c udiah ,. lie liiint . . . lie Spinach .'i 1h fig Parsley i1 1h Butler Ef-‘Rl dos Pigs 1 weeks 1 FISII “Cod lb ,.... ... ... 5c niacin-rel 2 for ,.. ... .. . 25c. . . .. lic

Haddock lb h...

_.___._.____ Still Another Onc Insurance Ascot-But yousurely agree w taking out an insurance policy to cover your burial expenses? Wily Scot-No, na, mon; I micht

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[Johnston sad Ward)

“fig-h Opened Last Assoc Eraw ... 12% 13 Basuharnoia . . . , . . - 3 3 Brew Corp (‘om .--- 1i! 19 Brit Amer U11 .. ... l5 155i (‘an Malt . 33% (‘hump Oll Hal ... 7 1 Din Saag .. . - 20 Ford of Can A ... 21% Green Stabe-l ... 231/, Imp 011 ,.. .. 197s Imp Tub _.. 13% lntl Pet 85% iilelcliers A 9 Noranda 310" Teck Hughes. _ 425 ivslker Good .. 35V: Walker Brew .. 2i Wright Hsr . 7S5

snxaggamnz

(Canadian Press)

hI_0NTREAL_ Jul Ir-Brltilh and foreign exchange relation to the Canadian dollar as compilcd by the lloyal Bank of Canada closed today as followaz- -

Australia pound 3.941105.

Austria scbilliitg l.‘

Belgium helm i604

Brasii milrcla 1&1.

Bulgaria lav .0135

China Hon: Kong dollars

Czechoslvakia crown .0420

Denmark krona .2216,

Finland finmarlr .0220.

l-‘rance franc (‘i604

Germany toirhsmnrk .4048.

Great Britain pound 4505,

Greece dnaclinia Jioiki.

Holland flo-riu .6834.

Hungary pongo .2917.

Italy lira .0&’l

Japan yen .2920.

Jugoslsvla dlnar .0231.

New Zenland pound 4,0008.

Norway krona .2408.

Poland slotl 10%.

South Africa pound 4 0303

Spain pescta A316.

Sweden krona .2558.

Swltlerland franc .3284.

United States dollar 1-82 per cant premium.

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.5514.

"Can we play at keeping stone in here, momma?" "Yes, but I have a headache, so if

you do you must be very, vary quiet.”

“Oh, all right, ms-mma. We'll pre- tend we don't advertise."

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance’

sad Eastern locals, lo r word; Olsssiilrd ol Elorsl and Intters of Condolenea, 10c- lnoh or do. IQ

Central Guardian iursls. per word:

ta. per word; in lamorism Notices, 10a

Spiritual Offerings, Osrda. ato , do

par lnnh: Notions of Thanks sad Apprsrlsfsm 70s. p0

word Other rstss on application

lliulmnln (ihargs for lIlI

do par word; Walters Announcamsnts slid Coming Ivsntl lo I“

prr lnah| Lists pry mums:

sdvsrtissauat trusty-five sssss.

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ItATE:—2o par word, thres tious for tha Brice of two. nnynhlr In advance.

lnsar striotl)

Miscellaneous

’ ~IT IS OUR DUTY TO PROTECT our dependents. The dsy will come when our income eel-SES- Insure its perpetuity by B- 51in Life policy. Arrange it with J- A.

Moore, Currie Building. Char- 11-5825

For Sale

FOE SALE - AUCTION FOBTY- Five, Bridge and Whist Scorn Cards. Guardian Central Job

' Printer-y. Nov. i-t!

FOR. BALE - HEAVY JBOWN Paper suitable for placing under rugs, e“o. Guardian Oflicaz u

3- 7- .

wr: uavn ANYTHING sun everything in the small rubber lines. Order by mail direct from

manufacturer and save 15%. All orders are mailed postpsid b)‘ "5 in plain wrapper. Mail order catalogue sent free on request. Novelty Rubber Mfg, Company. . Box 353, Dept. K-ll, Hamilton. Ontario. - t!-

To Let

X0 LET - DESIRABLE ‘l 8.00M house, 40 Victory Ave. L-iloii-‘l-fi-BL

JIOLET-Zi, .4, ll 0B 8 ROOM Apartment $29.00, $46.00. One tur-

- nlshed. Tel. 288-J. L-8ii38-7-4-8i.

l T0 LET-PART FURNISHED

house. Large airy rooms. Good location. Apply 248 Richmond Street. 11-83-7-6-31.

Wanted

WANTED-SEISOND-IIAND CAR, light model. Apply Guardian. 11-8645

Help Wanted

, COUNTRY GIRL T0 HELP WITH housework. Apply Mrs, George

Dickendorfl, York Point. L-ililM-‘l-o-iil.

Personal

WANTED T0 START private Kindergarten school; in their own homes this coming Fall.

NOSE GUARDS FOR HORSES, retail and wholesale. S. L. Hardy

a Co. n-sm-v-s-si snmouzs non sans-c. n.

Kiely, Govehesd Road. n-ssao-r-s-u.

FOB SALE — BIKE Sill-KY. G001) condition. W. A. Delaney, Ken-

’ _,‘ - P. E. Island. - L-B583-7-5-8l.

FOR SALE — POWER SFRAYER in good condition. Apply R. Drake, Cornwall.

L-ilB12-7-6-8-l0-3i.

FOB. SALE - SEVERAL OPEN front stoves, small and large cooking stoves, 89 Rochford St.

L-864l-7-6-2l

FOB BALE — YOUNG REGIS- tcrad Jersey, lately frashened. Geo. L. Hsslam, Bradalbane, R. R.

L-BMB-B-Ti-‘l-fl-B-B.

FOR Cedar Shingles, different grades from $2.40 to $8.25. Apply M. F. Walsh, 49 Chestnut St. L-8202-6-l7-29-7-2-4-0.

BATI-IS. SINKS, BASINS, TOIL- ats, radiators, pipes, all slightly used at vary reasonable prices. Also new plumbing and heating supplies, Ideal Plumbing Supplies, 30 Craig Street West. Montreal.

N-33ii0-B-29-7-8-l3-20-27.

Lost

TIIE CITY FIGURED

L081‘ IN hand bag. Finder leave at Guard-

SALE - CAB-LOAD OI?

(By Johnston sad Ward's Upsclfl Wire)

_ MORNING IABKET LITTER

NEW‘ YORK. N. Y» July 5--\\‘e|1. nssdays mnrkt was a typical pfp. holiday affair. Volume was low and price changes for the most part were nominal. There was s tendency m. wgrd softness until late in the day when ilrlcas fir-med to show fraction- al gains on the day for most of the active issues.

Hope continues strong for a favor. abla upturn in ganaral business lh|g Fall but it is early yet to juqg. what tba actual developments are likely to ha. particularly with Cou- graas still in session. Technically. the next indication will-come 1mm’ a. braIsk-oaitdof the recent trading ares oun e h the hi

of last week. y ‘h. ‘m! m" Laidlaw and Company.

SUMMARY

NEW YORK, of England changed.

Gold bars quoted in 140s 11d unchanged. Brian Mfg. declared quarterly dividend.

The Bank of France discount rate has been reduced from 5 per can: to 4 per cent. Thirty day m. vances were reduced to -l . per cant. per cent.

Further discount rate ls 3 to 3% lilinneapoiis Honeywell Regulator Co declared an extra dividend of 2b cents and regular quarterly 75 cents common dividend.

Lehigli Valley R-R May net in- come 390.100 against not loss of S42,- 052 in Nay i934. 5 months net loss $44,004 against net income $90,802 in like 1034 period.

Bureau of liilnes reports stocks of gasoline as of liiay 31 totalled ill.- 483,000 barrels, decrease 2,010,000 barrels from previous month. Stocks of all oils decreased 1.1081100 barrels during like period.

Total borrowings against collateral by members o! New York Stock Ex- change on July 1st wara 2 3 per cant of market value o! all shares listed against 2 zo per cent on June 1st, de- cncasa of 0.06 per cent. Average market value of all shares listed on July-lat, was $2118 against $29-50 on Jana 1st and 825.00 on July 1.

MI_1_\_/._i_NG

(Canadian Prasa)

TORONTO, July fa-Tha mining market of the Toronto exchange piled up a sineabla shara turnover to- day without any spcctacular display in any section of tbs oard. Both the gold and the milcellaneus groups registered small declines and all met- lal groups bad their slow and their

fast traders.

Mining Corporation cams to tho front in the basa metal group, changing hands in good volume on a gain of 5 cents to 1 50. Faiconbrldge lost 8 cents, and Sherritt-Gordon 2 11g. in the silvers Bear Exploration traded in heavy volume and touched 56 but closed at 53% for a half-point

gain,

Action held up in Piokls Crow but the selling was better than the buy- ing and a loss of ‘l cents was noted. ban-Antonio dropped 10 cents in small turnover.

ileck Hughes was the chief trade "Y "In bis sold swan lad u closed 2 cents higher at i 20. Hollinger gm] Bralorne were off 15 to 20 cents and Domo added l5 cents. Noranda re-

N~ Yv Jilly 5—Bank rediacount rate un.

London at

reSular

illlllflfll quiet. TORONTO, July 5.. Stocks mo" Acme Oll . . .. .. i; 53 1% 410 B 4 agauiur 4 Barry ll 3 Base llot _ m Boar . 53% lleatila ' 140 Big nu 55* Bobjo . _ 19% Bradian _ 130 Brslorne 475 n n x 9% Buff Auk 21g Bunk Iliil 1 (‘an .\lal g1 Castlo '1‘ 103 Uen list 1M Chem llo 1g;- Chlboug 13% (‘let-icy 4 Conlaruui 13.3 D Mines 3990 Eldorstlo 13g ll‘ Bridge . _ 375 Gods Lake , 1.19 Gold lielt 31 Graham . 4 Granada 4 Greene .. 231,1, ilunnar . n3 Hollinger _ H35

Homestead

Mun East

Maple l. . ‘ McIntyre McKenzie . _ l“ .\lc.\fillau 11 llcvitlle .. |3 McWnttcrs

.\lln (‘orp

um Hall w,

IPree Bookit _ . - , H » ism Kinderigsrggnrllimuteqallzvg- m‘ 0mm Rewmipmb-bhu $5111.... .. onto <10). Established 1on1, ' syn-Hg?‘ - __ “'“m'"1'5lt'."- LOST-TIN 6;]; rnlmarl, ran: ill-lunged. - of asses. er passe asva a rt Co - Salesmen Wanted Imrferisl Bislctiit onlilcwismi-ez-l ‘railroad- ‘ r'-~——~~—~————-— i war . - - - " l sstnsnsu T0 snu. noor cm m $12331. .. " " w ‘ u i t. l . - ;,,,'§‘,°“y,,1" $1"? ll" '19P. ‘l Male Help Wanted iiffzjlfgfén, 5,7‘ (jnd! dl Sh‘ e me... T,‘,‘,.O",,,,‘,““T.,'IL‘U°,,,M Bmfgerfg: wsrrrnn - mu ron raksnr gag“ Gold 600’! Euclid Ave, Cleveland Ohio ma’ Apply mom o“ m. Iloyalite u s’ A ihaoxhbbu: dorfl. York Point. Irma-La.“ ”““ arraaunoa warn-nu ‘r0 .. learn Barber Trade. Short Course L E i axpart training. Molar Barber coi- lags. Halifax. 456- " “T "EI..““.“‘"DE&.T$“Z§‘$1‘ ' a rou e. a - One Tenement in Ter- 1m. nwne-guuciaklgo 331:1“:- nfll en W ~ 11906 H0089, N0. 2 nuzamimriut 00.. st. Paul, Minn. Minter Street. Super- v """°°'"""' --—'-"-—"— l “uuuflneflkdiuclvglusefli“BIL ' - a uuficent VIEW. Apply t0 ’ in: Customs Examiner. Y“: Y a ' * _ "i .0 apher, etc. Fran m! - - - m v . o I sfi. ~n..... net \_°°"m' -~ . ‘afiflfififi; m" -- W ~- <=- <=~ W "tut-n» 9".‘ Iahfl, (10.) Aidermse , I fll',@lr"iusouonanefis i

1034. Illlh Low Last Up so Ind 1114.09 111.so 118.81 .12 '20 Ral , 32.41 '00 32.31 .01 .10 um . .25 nsa 1a i" Bonds 91.01 .os

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BAKING LETTER Wednesday Evening

NEW XOR-K. N. Y., July 5—Sepi. wheat sold again above 88, but c1“. ed $4 lower than yesterday. 1f you b01185! it. below 80. as repeatedly advised. you might sell your remain. lug half around S8 Cotton closed a few points higher. Last advices hold "i?" k e u

. oc s reace a little a rallied, with most c,‘ them “$10213 fractionally higher. The market shows no signs yet that the advance has culminated and I still look for. 3 further advance of about ii points in the industrial averages.

Phillip Morris closed half point higher and I advise you again n0; g0 taka profits yet. Those not air-pad). inns might even buy a little on re- action. l! any. until it has mode a considerable higher lcvcl. Chrysler holds up well and l still expcc-t 54 for lt. industrial Alcohol sold [lg- aln at 43 and ought to go st least t or 5 points blghon before we get s general setback. But you should be long around 37 and 40. Col. Carbon cloaad 1% points higher. and if you bought it back st 8i keep long for U1 or 08 Wesson Oil closed at a new high and if you bought it at 33 as then advised hold for ~12 or 43. Aiun. Waterworks which I did not mon- tion when I reooininondt-d other, util- ities such as American Gas and Eire- trlc and Nor Amn.. Am. Foreign Power 7 per cent pfd Cons Ggs and Am Tel and Tel has probably seen its low and ls reasonably cheap ar- ouud l1 now.

Beneficial Loan made another new high, koop long.

In short. there is still no change from recent advices and if you foi-

lowed these letters you are still long of most of the stocks bought around the low levels of March l8

and June 1st. gnd all you have to do now is to await the additional ad- vance that is still due before ‘any important setback need be apprehend- ed.

Baring.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. July 5- flheat, nor no 2 81.

Barley C W no 8 44

Oats, C W no 2 63.

Oats C W no 3 46.

Eggs C 21_

Potatoes Ont new bbll $150. Ontario New hamper $1 50. Que new 30's $1 26 to 31,50 Que 80's 36 tn 40. '

N B 80's 50 to 60 PElS0‘s50toil0.

To cussu letti- GLASSES

Before you begin to maks jelly or jam. wash your glasses and covers in hot soapy water and scald them well. Let them drain on s folded dish towel and they won't need drying.

ARTIFICIAL RINK FOB. REGINA REGINA-Hockey officials. here have started a movement to build an artificial hockey rink in Regina. in readiness for next season. This would insure good playing ice for season-end finals which have been handicapped in the past, by early spring thaws. i I HARE A HUBBLE]; T00 OiURNE-Durizig a hurdle event in the Australian v speed coursing races the hare leading-the dogs vaulted a high fence and es- caped leaving, the canine competi- tors to follow their own noses over the Jumps.

(‘oluui Gas Eloc (Toni Sol _, (‘om Sol (Jon Gas

(‘on Oll

Con (‘an Corn Prod Del Hull l-l I Dupout East Kodak Else Auto Lite Cp , Liar: You‘ Light First Nntl Stores FlPPllort Tex Gen Alllllllilll Gen l-ilu-

lion Foods (mu Mot . Gold Dust Good Rub Goodyear. Rub Graham Pgjgo Great North pfd Hud 11o: .

Kelvinntor ,.. Ken Copper Lambert Co .. Llg Myers B Liquid Carh Loews Incorp Mclieesport T .\lack Truck Math Alkali Miss Kan llont Ward Nash Mot . Natl Bis . Natl Dairy Prrrl . Natl Pow Light New Hdvrn . New York Con North Aiunr

Pub Srr N J Phil Pct. Pullman (‘o Phil Morris . llaillo Cor-p .. .. llndlo Keith Orph Rep Iron Steel . .. Safeway Storos Sears Roebuck Shell Union 0; Sim Co .. Socony Vac . South Pac . South Rail . . Stand Brands Stand Gas Elw- Stand Oll (‘nilf . Stand Oll N J

Stewart Warner . Studebaker

Thu Roll Boar .'~- - - Union Carbide Curb

Stool . . . _ .. War-nor Bros (‘o Warren Bros

\\'cal 1'niou

West Elec . . Woolworth Co .... fill/i Worth Pump ... .. 10%

(‘an Kirk 11,4 (‘on .\lnu .'i East (‘r .. 5 Lnko .\lnr . 3 Imlfibl Oro 4 Nordou .. 7 Oll Sol . 4% Park Hill 20 Pawnee K L‘ ’ Pend ilrt- . 50 Robb “out 21/; Sud Minna . 6 \\'oml Kirk 1

Yellow Track

N Ma rk e ts A t A . Y. Stock - SH OR TS clam (Canadian Press) Hliiironlto arid] llontreal—lnduatrisl S l’ (Quotations furnished by Johnston ror-@u|_f>e8iiii.1§_1',§,l3§§j In ard, Msmhera of Montreal New iork-Stocks closed higher. Stocks Excha-llle. Montreal Curb Winnipeg—\\'heat about a g-ug r135“. 150 Richmond Street, Chisr- lower. i vitetown-l New York-Cotton, rubbgg 5nd sugar ion-er; coffee higher. 21r- Rod n ni For I’ Id ' ‘Allied Cher; FHPGWGII F01‘ ills Chaim Ati Ref Lady Bessborough Amer Can .. Am Ca F‘ .1 in: Foi- lfoli: ' Ax HZ," Women of Canada to Presmt Ani llnd .. ,_ Memento of Years Spent in 2m Smelt llfg This Country. in l tigar .. Am Tr~l Tel tqs" in: ‘Tob B Allchifofif“ ' _ Women of Canada will be given Aub Auto 3-H opportunity to take Did-ft in pre- Enid Loco seating a. farewell gift to the Count- fign “All! S"! ess of Bessbnrough. At a meeting B?“ M|a-(~mn-~ held in OttaWniecenLIy over which m“, Sm, - yLady Pericy, Willi of Sir Georg: Briggs .. .. ,.Psrley, presided, it wasnmiounced Byers A .\l , Etbat Lady Bessborough had can. (llgilri-Oiiiluti .\lnc_h I seated to accept e mEmentQ Of the PM DUy-(HH- happy years she has spent Can- pm, I.“ v nus. A movement to present such u False mmsh gifthwas launched at the meeting. (‘e Con; T e naional committee includ ((3,213: sziflmh- wives oflllieutenant Governors i; . * the Prov nces, wives of federal cab- - ' lnet ministers, wives of other privy (‘hryslrr u»; councillors and presidents oz

Theriuoid This brings about some extremely T°"*G 5-1 original results and as far as T“ u ‘u fashion history gees, gives the

women's nationally organized soc- leties.

The following telegram has been received by Mrs. DeBlois from Lady Perley:

"A preliminary women's national committee with Lady _crley as chairwoman was formed in Ottawa. June 12th to arrange a. farewell gift for Her Excellency Lady Bess- borongh. As in former years the committee asks that the wives of the Governors be responsible for securing subscriptions in their re- spective Provinces. Owing to the departure of Her Exellency in September the committee ask the matter be given your immediate attention.”

Would all those interested kindly send their contributions to Mrs DeBlols at Government House within the next week. No one is ask- ed or expected to contribute more than one dollar.

DOTS IN VARIETY

How will you have your dots this season? They come every size from that of the head of an ordin- ary pin, to the circumference of an average phonograph record.

And. colors? Any that you name. Fabrics? We ask that. because dots are no iespecte a of matieriah Be- cause the background of a. frock. or ensemble is in silk. wool, chiffon or organdie, does not mean in any sense that the dot is of the same cloth. Dots these days are entirely independent. They may be of straw on oilcloth; mirrors imbedded in or- ganza; or sheer fabrics in wool or leather in laoe.

But that's why they're different, and that's why people one wear- ing dots this year who would never have s. dot in their wardrobes heretofore. There is another thin! too. All the dots on one piece of material-in one dress of coat or blouse that is-are not the some cclor. You can have o. dotted frock with every dot a different dip into dye pot!

chapter on dots n unique distinc- tion-

Lucile Mangton makes a mod- est evening gown c: black taffeta as to backg-mund, and. white as to dots. Dots are quarter size. and there is an adorable white collar that fits closely around the neck. The skirt is gathezed on bcuffsnt at the waist and miles around the bottom, and the sleeves are put on in folds so they stand out too Lovely!