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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EAIIIALNIERS lluiiii-r Rlvi-r and Buidnlbuno. Diiv and Night Service.‘

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

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Bell Tel Brazilian Bruck silk B C Power A Can Cement Can Nor Power Can Car Found Can Car Pfd Can Ind Al A Can Pacific Can Steamship Cockshutt Plow Cons Smelt Dist Seag Dom Coal Pfd Dom Bridge Dom Steel B Dom Textile Dryden Gen Steel Ware Gypsum Ham Bridge II-Iow Srrgth i mp To g, 1m Nickel '\ Lake Woods Massey Harris McColl Front Mtl Power Nat Brew Nat Steel Car Noranda Power Corp Shawinigan ~ St Law Com St Law Pfd Sou Can Power Steel of Can Steel Can P Win Eiec A Wln Elec B

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Abitibi Com Abitlbl Pfd Asbestos

B A Oil Beauharnoig Bathurst A Dom Tar Fraser Fraser V T C Home Oll Ford A Imp Oll

Int Pete Price Com Price Pfd

Livestock’

MONTREAL. Aug. 3 —(CP)— Maritime livestock prices as re- ported to Montreal:

Prices on rail grade hogs de- declined 70 cents per cwt. to $14.- 50. Sows remained steady at $8.25 dressed weight. Prices on live hogs declined $1 per cwt to $10.15 off trucks with sows steady at $5.90. Veal calves were 25 cents higher selling up to $5.50 other kind of livestock were steady. Grass calves were $4.50.

Steers sold up to $6 and heifers up b $5.50. Butcher cows were from $3 to 4 and canners and cutters from $2.75 downjThe top for bulls was $4.

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MONEY TO LOAN

NEW YORK. Aug. 3—(AP)— Foreign exchange: Great Britain demand 4.89 11-16, 4.89, 4.89 1-8; (i0 clay bills 4.88 3-8; Canada .99 0-16; Belgium 16.91 1-2; France 244; Germany 40.12; Italy 5.26

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For Sale

FOR SALE-COW DUE T0

freshen in February. John

Picigeon, Wheatley River. L-56-8-3-3i.

FOR. SALE-NEWLY FRESHEN- ed cow, six years old. Apply Torquii MacNeill, Milton.

L-63-8-3-3i. FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT 33 feet long. ten feet wide, five feet deep ten horse power engine. Good sleeping accommodations. Rufus Clory, eorgetown, P. E. 1.

Stock Prices Drift Lower In Montreal

30001193141... Aug. l-(CP) —A light burst. of selling late in the morning sent the stock market coasting quietly downward today.

Aviation equipment issues led the drop as National Steel Car glided 2 1-4 points to wipe out yester- day's advance. Canadian Cardrilt- ed 3-4 points, Cockshutt and Can- adian Car Preferred a half point each and Dominion Steel and Coal “B" and Massey-Harris small frac- tions.

Papers followed with St. Law- rence Paper Preferred sinking more than two points; Price Preferred 1 l-2, and most others about a. half point. Constructions also dipped with fractional losses marked up for Cement. Hamilton Bridge, Steel of Canada. and United Steel.

Light Losses On NewYork Stock Market

BY FREDT-‘EICK GARDNER Associated Press Market Editor

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 -—(A PJ-- The backwash of a London gold rush tossed up ripples of buying in the yellow metal shares in Wall Street today, making cross- currents in the stock market's slow down drift.

The gold group rehearsed its familiar role in recent years of going counter to the main trend of stocks when capital in the world's money centres was moving underground to seek safety in the metal.

Reports more than 314000.000 of gold had been bought in the open market in London, supple- menting a recent steady flow of capital in to gold, while the Brit- ish pound was skidding to a new low shifted attention in specu- lative cunps from the business recovery trend at home to events abroad.

Final losses in most stocks were moderate. however, and trading became extremely quiet on the downside. The Associated Press composite of 60 stocks closed at 49. off .2 of a point. Transactions totalled 817.160 shares against 817.640 yesterday.

Th Canadian department did little. Power Corporation ad- vanced 1 5-8 points to 16 1-8 with Dome and Lake Shore Mines, Mciatyre and Walkers showing mild improvement. Fractions low- er were International Nickel, Brazilian and Imperial Oil.

Scattered gainers among in- dustrials included allied chemical. up 21-2 at 182, and American Smelting up 1 1-8 at 50 3-8. Down fractionally to 2 were U.» S. Steel, Bethlehem, Montgomery Ward, Anaconda Copper, Inter- national Nickel. Loew's, Western Union, Texas Corp., U. S. Rub- ber and Westinghouse Electric.

Grain

WINNIPEG, Aug. 3 —(CP)—- Winnipeg wheat futures advanced more than a cent today due to higher Liverpool prices and politi- cal tension in the far-east. Final values were 5-8-1 higher, October 76 3-8, November 76, December 75 1-8 and May 77 3-4 cents. The initial buying flurry, most- ly nervous covering, followed re- ports of warfare between Japan and Russia along the Siberian border. Later dealings came al- most to a standstill as Winnipeg brokers awaited the Canadian wheat board minimum wheat price announcement, expected tomorrow. The Canadian export sales o! 250,000 bushels, favorable inter- market spreading, and comparat- ively firm cash wheat prices off- set any bearish influence caused by beneficial rains in western Canada overnight. Coarse grains averaged fraction- ally higher near the close in sympathy with wheat. Trading was quiet. MONTREAL, Aug. 3 —(CP)— Wheat, northern, No. 1 .95 3-82 barley. Canadian western No. 3 .53 l-8b, oats, feed, No. 1 .40 3-8, flour, spring wheat patents, firsts 8.85; seconds 6.15; bakers 5.95; winter wheat patents, choice 3.- 20-3.30; white corn 4.80; bran, ton 24.25; shorts, ton 25.25; midd- lings. ton 30.25; rolled oats, bag, 80 pounds 2.90; hay, No. 2 per ton, carlots 10.00. .

Cheese ——Ont. white .14 to l4 1-8, Ont. colored 14 l-8 to 14 l-4.

L-17-8 2-31.

FOR SALE — Z0 FT. V. BOTTOM Speed Boat. Ford engine. Apply Joseph A, Bell, Murrayflilfibgil.”

RASPBERRIES FRESH DAILY AT the Cudmore Stores. F. Séoftaegvia}.

r-‘on SALE - UNUSUAL ANTI- oues and Gifts. Beautiful designs shown afternoons. 4 Young St. off Upper Prince street. Char- lottetown. 11-51444“-

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Apply w Guardian. L-74-8-4-li.

STORE.

Que. white .13 5-8, Que. colored 13

3-4.

Butter prints .26 to 26 1-4, sol- ids .25 1-2-3-4.

Eggs in cartons: A-l large .38 A-large .33; A-medium .32; B .30;

c .26, Potatoes —Que new No. 1 80's g5; to 70 Que. new No. 2 80's 45 to

Currencies

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 —(AP)- The Pound \crling continued downward again today, andplum- meted 2 1-8 cents lower in terms of the United States dollar.

Continental capital. frightened by a belief the British govem- ment will let. the und decline to around the od gold-dollar

arity of $4.86, flooded the mar-

et to convert und balances in- to gold and do lars.

At 84.80 1-8 t_\' pound dragged down most other European mon- ies. The French franc declined .01 3-8 of a cent to 2.74 cushioned by action o fthe official control, and the Swiss franc lost .02 of a cent. The Hollan dguilder, aften a weathcrvane in money circles, slumped .17 of a cent. The Can- adian dollar was off 1-20 of a cent at 99 0-10.

MONTREAL. Aug. 3 —(CP)— Earnings of the Canadian Pacific Railway for the 10 clays ended July 31 were 83,750,000, a decrease of 3292.000 compared with l4,- 042000 in the corresponding per- iod last year.

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N. Y. Stock Exchange

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Stocks

Am For Pr

Am Radiator

Am Tel Tel

Am Water

Oil Commonwealth S Con Can Con Edison Corn Products Curtiss Wright Dupont Elec Auto Lite Eiec Pr Lite Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt Nor Pfd Hudson Mot Car Int Tel Tel Kennccott Mont Ward Murray Corp N Y Central Natl Cash Reg Nor Am Co Nor Pacific Pack Motor Paramount Penn R R Phil Morris

Radio Corp Radio K 0 Sears Roe Co

Stude Corp Texas Sorp

United Corp

U S Si. C0 Vanadium Warner Bros West Union West Air Brake West Elec Woolworth

New York Curb

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Stocks

Am Sup Power Brown Co Pfd Cities Serv Creole Pet

E1 Bond Share Gulf Oll Corp Humble Oll Lockheed Air Niog Hud Pant Oil

Banks

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--i- Close 174 214

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Stocks Canada Commerce Montreal Nova Scotla Royal Bk

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Aug. 3 -—(CP)— Medium grade egg prices dipped one half cent on open produce markets today in view of the surplus stock which has ac- cumulated. Butter and cheese prices held steady in quiet trad-

ng.

Creamery butter prints to re- tail dealers sold for 26 to 26 1-4 cents a pound and solids for 25 1-2—3-4, Western butter delivered here was offered at 25 cents. Quebec No. g risteurized whole- sale Jobbing pr ce was 24 1-2- 5-8 cents.

Cheese sold at 14 to 14 1-3 cents a pound for No. l Ontario white, 14 1-8-1-4 cents for Ontario col- ored, 13 5-8 for Quebec white and 13-3-4 for Quebec colored.

Graded egg shipments in car- lots or less sold for 27 1-2 to 2B cents a dozen for A-large. 26 for A-inodium, 24 for B and 22 for C. Potatoes -Que. No. 1 new 80s 65 i0 75, Que. new No. 2 80's 45-

5.

MONTREAL. Aug. 3 --(CP)— Tlie general tone of the produce section of Canadian commodity exchange improved slightly today. Second grade butter and Quebec cheese uicre in demand. priccs gaining about l-B cent each. Butter spot ue. fresh (92 score) 24 3-8-1-2. Que seconds (38 scorei 23 1-2-5-8. Sales: 200 Que. fresh (92 score) at, 24 1-2. 200 Que. fresh (92 score) at 24 3-8. 50 Que. seconds (38 score) at 23 5-8.

Cheese spot —Ont. white 14 to

14 1-4, Ont. colored 14b. Que. “mu..- 13 s-ao. and Que- colored 13 ll-ltlb. Sales: 400 Que. white at 13 5-8 400 Que. white at 13 11-16. Eggs spot —Ont. A-large 27 l-Za, A-medium 28a, B-large 24a and C 22a.

uubarnn Mortar BOX

(By The Canadian Prull Closing exchange rates At Montreal -Pound 4.01 1-8: U. S. dlr,1.00 7-16; franc 2.75 5- 16

Ar New York --Pound (so i-s: Canadian dlr .99 9-18: franc 2.74- At. Paris -Poun<l 178.28 fr; U. S. dlr 30.40 fr; Canadian dlr 38.-

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lnr Gold —Pound 12. U~ 3 59.43 cents; Canadian dlr cents.

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CGreat August Sale of

MEWS SUITS

We have ripped the lid off for August on Men’s Suits and will give you prices so low this sale will be talked about for months to come. The prices are startling.

I00 MEN’S SUITS TO cuzan at $11.95

Those Suits are regular $16.95 to $19.50 Values

' .MEN’S WEAR

25 per cent off Higher Priced Suits This includes all our best Suits worth $25.00 to $38.00 Hand tailored by Fashion Craft and Hyde Park.

25 PER CENT OFF ALL SPRING AND FALL OVERCOATS. 25 PER CENT OFF ALL SPORT PANTS. 25 PER CENT OFF ALL SPORT SHIRTS.

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Premier Press Met Preston Read Au Red Lake Rt .he Royalite Reno Gold s1, Anth San Ant Shawkey . Sheep Creek Siscoe Staden Slave Lake Stadacona Straw Lake Sud Basin Sullivan Sylvanite Teck Hugh Texas Corp Uchl

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TORONTO, Aug. The Toronto market suffered from periods of liissitude today. possibly‘ because brokers and traders werei distressed by the heat and prices were marked down as energy wilted. All exchange indices were off at the close but the base metals and the western oils had the only sizeable losses, Volume, mainly in the cheaper golds, rc- actcri 1,064,000.

For the first. time in about a. week n Preston East Dome finish- ed the session without a gain. The close at 1.81 was unchanged. Tracie in the issue reached 100.000 shnrcs and the price swung be- tween 1.76 and 1.90. Next to Pres- ton Kcrr-Acidison was prominent in the action with a turnover of 47,000 shares. After registering a ncw high at 2.50 the price backed to 2.3a and closed at 2.36 for a net loss of 9 cents.

The junior gold list harbored a few strong spots. Bankflcld ad- vane-ed G to,clcse at 75, Bidgoori- Kirkland traded 100.000 and fin- ished 6 cents up.

Dome and McIntyre closed at new high prices for the year. up l-2 to 7-8

Nornnda held a minor gain while Nickel declined nearly a point. Weakness in Waite-Amulet ilvns renewed in the last fciv min- utes and thc close at 7.65 was down 30 cents. Silvcr issues. F.1- dorndo rind Castle dropped n few cents each.

Steel of Canada sold a point up to a new high but losses out- numbered gains in the group. U- tilities and foods also slipped back and the implements and papers weakened moderately.

Recessions of a few cents were boardcd by Calmont, Dalhousie, Calgary-Edmonton and Okalta. Royiilite lost a point in light turn- over.

Cardigan Head And Vicinity

Mr. Peter Nicholson, C.N.R. em-

ployee at Borden, spent the week-

end at his old home in Cardigan Head.

The many friends of Mr. Ari- drew Rcd/mondiregret to hear of his illness and all hope for this aged gentleman's recovery. His daugh- ter, Mrs. M. McDonald of Medford, Mass. accompanied by her three children. is s/pending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Redmond, Cardigan.

Mr. Charles Sharkey and sister Dorothy. also Miss Caroline McHale and Miss Elsie Mcl-lalc, Boston, Mass. who are spending their va- cation at Morrison Beach, George- town, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carter on Saturday ev- ening. also Mr. and Mrs. JC. Wis- ner, Vernon River. After a most

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elllflyable evening was spent in music and sociable chatting, all de- parted 101‘ their homes. Mrs. Wis- ner kindly invited all to V151], at her home shortly.

Mr. Thomas Gallant, Port Bor- den. was a visitor to St. Teresa's on Sunday‘.

Mr. Caleb Nicholson, hliiss clius- etts, is spending a short v‘ atiou visiting friends and relatives in Cardigan Head.

Mrs. Reuban McConnell of Lorne Valley left Thursday morning by rnoior to Boston. Accompany/nil; her ivere ‘Mrs. Alton Lohncs and Mr. Nichol of Boston, ,wlio have‘ been spending their holidirvs atl the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iicuban McConnell for the past ihrcc weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mona- ghan, city, spent the weekend a- mong friends and relatives in St. Teresa's.

The people of this viciniiy‘ were sorry to hear of the sudden pass- ing of a very old resident, J. D. McDonald, ai his home in Car- digan Head on Friday. ‘Fire fune- ral which was largely ritiencicci was hcld from his late residence to St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Car- digan. Funeral services at the house and grave were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Owen Hughes.

Mr. Huck Lawloi‘ and Di‘. E. J. Corrigan, Charioticioivii, were visi- tors to St. Teresa's and 48 Road on Sunday.

On Monday evening the St. Ter- esa's Dramatic Club presented their three-act play entitled "Civil Ser- vice," in Cardigan Hall to a large

and enthusiastic audience. The play was ivcli acted and eachl number received hearty applause. Affel‘ the ploy. the cast ivcrc treated to a delicious supper by the ladies of the parish, and the re- maindei" of the evening was 1il.1-~- aniiy whili-ci away in (ion Music was supplied by orchestra.

In Memoriam‘

DIR. HENRY E. BREIIAIYT

On Wccincrslay. Juno 22nd, . Henry E. Brchiiut, a \'(‘l ‘ esteemed l'0.\.l(lClli'Cl Whi passed away pcuccfizlly‘ i’ at the advanced age of 91 _\‘('i\l‘.\.

The deccascd lli\(l been in ii crui- dlilon oi fillllllil licuitli for quite .1 llllll1l)E1' of lll0lllll.~. .\(l 11w". iiie coming of the ('ll(l “'11s nu. pcclcd.

During his illness all that inedi- cal skill and kind friends c-iuld < “(l5 (lone. iii.- szrinuiii waned ilntil on ilic xi) \'t. ed duic iii.- gentle .~',>:i“ii \\"..'\ llt‘I\\'(‘llV\'il1‘f‘l flight.

Besides a sci-rowing \\'l(i0\'.','l\1i‘. Brcliaut, leaves 1o mourn their loss of a kind and loving faihcr, tliice daughters. namely: Win. Dar- by. White Sands: . Aliizzn Hoxvc. (‘iuerusnyv Cove, id Ali's. '1‘. E. Fiiruoid. Quincy. Afiiss.

Mr. Henry E. Brchaiir was one of a family of five brothers and two sisters. The other brothers. besides Mr. Brchaut now (ieceascd, were: Daniel Brehnut. Geucseo, N. Y.; Joseph Brehaui, Wakefield, Moss; Benjamin Brchaur. Wcilcs- icy. Mass: and James Bieliiiiit, Murray Harbor; and the sisters were Miss Mary Brchaut and Miss Elizabeth Brehaut, both of Guern- sey Cove. __All_of_t.li_ege_lii_iy_thers_and sisters