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word- Western and Eastern 1on1; and Coming Events 2c Lllissifiod 2c 1m‘ W011i; In Memorlarh Notices, 10c per inch; Ugh u: 01'8"" l» clfflfl. etc, 4c per name; Letters of

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Rzillllllolid St. 1141534-24-31- k __

lilm of Beauty Parlor Equipment J.>12i'S Electric, St. John. N. B. 17-93-8-26-29-31-8-2-5-7

Wanted

,- fixlllco-rmlvrcorswcur run- lllslled house. A9011! "'1'" Guardian.

L “Willi-100 cows 'ro rmzsn- (“.111 not later than November 1st, must be lame and ewd l l lsgd.) Nicholson Bros, L-682-8-25-3i.

qlul .1 Hilnter Diver.

,_,. 1i.~\\\'|.E1GIl.'S ROUTE NOW (on-n. Rcul opportunity for man all.» lalants permanent profitable slari promptly, Write Raw- . Dept. ML-470-K-1-L, Mon-

i- " ' 'i‘ i\'.-\\Ti-‘.i) - MAN wvrrn out lro s-llll subscriptions in rural dis- trillis. Two months emplflYllll-Pni n» iglififl commission. ‘Salesman’ care GuardiIeQniFM-M‘

flBoar-ders Wanted

sr ll l) r; N T s ACC0llVlMgDA1Tlffi his rooms to ren . p y P111101‘ Street. L-d43-g-24-3i.

Atom!a1tinAT1iiN_A§0ll“TW0 $'ll(1f‘11lS in out"! home, one block

lufnl P. W. College. Apply ‘D" ("are Guardian. L-832-8—24-3i. minivans Adéoivionsrsn. Apply 1177 Richmond Si. L-653-8--24-3i. s'rl'!lE.\l'l‘§ AFCOMMODATRI) l from College. rates mas- : 11c. Apply 250 Grafton. L-648-8-24-3i. B0111" {S APCOWIMODATE" s,

0V Street. L-55-‘l-B-25-3l. ‘rum r1101. STUTll-‘NTRV ACCOM- ml mar Collette Annlv 1 Sqilill _ Id-666-8-25-2l. rflucxrs Accmvllwophtrl-Ifl '~’ P. W. Coll-wr- Ann 14-701-8-26-31. -——i--t

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'llJl4"$ fr“?! c-“Phlglg; , _ G ~ son. . J J M 154167-8-25-31.

~T __ NEW HOUSE WITH L» corner Kent and Rochford at present occu led by .( tober

Apphl Eastern Trust Co.,

L-708-8-28-3i. _. FURNISHED uousc 112s

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GRID L-sva-a-zs-si.

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Apply box‘

For Sale

P011. SALE — FRESH BOLSTEIIN 00w 7 years old. Calvin wood, BOUlhDOrt. L-63l-8-24-3i.

ron SALE - lrwo YcAn our" Filly. Walter Gregor. nl-acklev Beach. L-628-8-24-3i.

rou SALE - coma BUSINESS. Groceries. Candy and Ice Cream. New building and ail fresh stock. Will sell for cost of land, 111111111118. stock and fixtures. Box f?" 491 Guardian. L-GM-B-fi-Si.

FOR sALc-rrvc NEW MON- aghan combired threshers at reasonab‘e prices. Monaghan d: Keefe. Kinkora. L-469-8-17-4i.

Work Wanted

WANTED - MALE. STUDENT wants work in part board S cs. L

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430-8-21-81.

Currencies

MONTREAL, Aug. 25 —(CP)— Pound Sterling declined a cent to $4.89 3-32 on Monrteal for- eign exchanges today, while the French franc held steady at 2.- 74 8-32 cents. The United States dollar declined 1-18 per cent to 1-4 per cent premiumFINANCE 1-4 per cent premium.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25 -—(AP)— Leading foreign currencies tipped backward in terms of the United States dollar today Sterling lost 3-8 of a cent to $4.87 1-4 and the French franc .00 1-4 of a centlto 2.73 5-8 in rout- ine exchange dealings. Unchanged was the Netherlands guilder, while the Swiss franc dipped .00 1-2 of a cent. The belga gained .01 1-2 of a cent. The Canadian $11?‘ was up 1-18 of a cent at

Finance

NEW YORK, Aug. 25 —(AP)—

Foreign exchange: Great Britain demand 4.88 1-4, 4.87 7-8. 4.88; 60-day bills 4.87 3-8; Canada de- mand .98 3-4; Belgium 16.88; France 2.73 5-8; Italy 5.28 1-2; Germany 40.11. ' . - OTTAWA, Aug. 25 --(C P)- Chartered bank deposits with the bank of Canasta in the week end- -ed Aug. 24 decreased $101,000 while the Dominion ' Government deposits increased 84,327,000 the weekly statement of the bank said today.

Ratio of net reserves to notes and deposit liabilities was 55.23 per cent. Last week it was 54.86.

Montreal Curb

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Montreal Stock Exchange

j- ... . (Canadian Press) "’ gimp‘ Close Bell n1 165% Brazilian ’ 13 Bruck Silk 4_ B C Power A 30 1-3 Bid: Products 5'1 Can Nor Power 1'1 Can Car Found 16% Can Car Pfd 3111f Can Pacific 57* Cockshutt Plow 10“? Cons Smelt 591,5 Dist 590R 16l- m Coal Pfd 13% ' m Bridge 37 1'4 Dom Steel B 14% Dom Textile 54 , Gen Steel Work 3;‘- Gypsum 5/1‘ Ham Bridge 5 , How Smith 1512 rm. Nickel ‘ 50% Lake Woods 141% Massey Harris . 5'4 McColl Front l 11 Mtl Power 3411f l Nat Brew 471$ mt Steel Oar 64“- Nomnda 74%, Power com 157‘ Quebec Power 18 Shawinizan 30% Sou Can Power —- Stel of Can 7° Steel of Can P — Win Elec A 2 Win Eiec B '- I Banks (Canadian Press) 5mg; Close Canada '- Commcrce 175 Montreal 211 Nova Sootta — Royal Bk 189

Grain

MONTREAL. Aue- 25 —(C P)-_- Wheat, northern, No. 1 .77 1-8b. barley, Canadian western No. 3 46 3-4. Oats. feed, N0. 1 .33 3-8b. Flour, spring wheat patents, firsts 5.75; seconds 5.25; bakers 5.05; winter wheat patents, choice 3.- 10-3.15? white corn 4.70; bran, ton 22.25; shorts. ton 24.25; middlings. ton 29.25: bag, 80 lbs 2.70; hay, No. 2, per ton. carlots 10.

Separate produce

Cheese Ont. and Que. white .14 Ont. colored i4 1-8-1-4. Q119- colored 14 1-8. Butter prints .24 1-4-2-4. Solids .211 3-4-44 1-4.

Eggs in cartons: A- large 41; A- large 35; A-medium .84; B .29; C

25. Potatoes Que. new No. 1 80's 55—60; Que. new No. 2 80's 30.-

WTNNIPEG. AuB- 25 —(CPl- Winnipeg wheat futures establish-

} ififhanr . 1 EXAMINATION

Fitting and Supplying Glilel . lite.

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l OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. P I. l. I Office Connected With Drugstore _____ . f’ ._

' ‘ Professional Gard?

Stocks Close Abltibl Com 8% Abitibi Pfd 26% Asbestos 801A B A Oil 21% Beauharnois 3% Batllurst A 9% Dom Tar i 7% Don A l‘, 7% Maser 18

- Fraser V T O 19% Ford A 21 Hir Walker 42M Imlc Oil 17% Melchers A l 5v. Price Com 18% Price Pfd 54%

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Use Minurd's for burns.

Mortgage Sale

There will

be sold by Public

ll. F. ARGlilBlLll

Chartered Accountant 140 Richmond Street Phone 47. P- 0- B" n-

’ in front oi’ the County Court House in Souris in Kings Count in Prince Edward Island on Satur a thc tenth do oi’ Septem- ber A. . 1938 at t o hour twelve o'clock noon ALL T TRACT piece or parcel of laud sit- uste lying and being at Souris in King's County in Prince Edward island bopinded And described as

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McLeod & Bentley

‘. w. c. BENTLEY, 1c. c.

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c. r. BENTLEY. Lb- l1- iiarristers and Attorney-ai-Law

MONEY r0 LOAN

\ Phone n. 10-22 n 1-22.

m» ._~_.-.. w~41 Alex. W. M iheson mlmrsrcn. BOLICITOB. I10

11m,“ w u,“ Collections

Office: so Great 090m 111N01-

i at is to saw-COM- MENCING at a point on the South- ern side 0f North (now Church) Street on the Western ‘

land sold to along the said Western a southerly direction for the . ancc of one hundred feet thence by a line parallel to North (Church) t Street aforesaid fifty feet thence by a line allei to the said West- ern boun ary of land sold to the said William Boyle for the distanss of one hundred feet to North (Church) Street aforesaid thence u- iong North (Church) Street afore- sai for the distance of fifty feet to the place of commencement be- ing marked as Plot 75 of the Mc- Laughlin est-ate on Meaoham’: Atlas and ‘being the land otvvfivoyeud

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” b Patrick Hughes ‘and I da-tzythe sixthbday of Septmlla?“

FfEd,,fiC A. ‘Lflfgi 33.18238 and registered in Liber 88 9111151": humbg ‘w The above sale is made under and Succecfiawtuflbé tllll‘ by ‘PM, M “a “agar; go a‘ '-

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v 90118111011!- ml‘ 55"“ Prince Edward Island. Sing: W0-

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Clarke of iouris in King's County

M. Alban Farmer in Prince lidwarm Island. Widow e1

BARRIHTEII. SOIJCITOI. I MONEY T0 LOAN

Bank of Canada Builrgllziho

' MARITIME Arlmstuneni Bureau cncmr - COLLECTIONS CREDIT REPORTS PERSONAL LOAN! Pesrdsn Blllill" Cirtown

Phone I218 ‘

th th rt; and because of de- 113131.311? been made in the psy- ment of the principal and interest

red thereby. ' f rth rticlulsra a 1y t0 Axial-Ir“ f." cQuaid, gisicitor,

Souris. P. E. Dated this A. D. I838.

r. third day u Aunt MARY A. CLARK! Mortals

Q0 At the" same time and place I 0f- fer for sule a lot of land on Prints; Street in the Town of 801"" "l; of the proper: sold b! --\¢ 1° w‘ cph McDon..l . mo lot Minn M"

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-prices since i933 today before sell- ing petered out and rallying pow- er developed in the nervoustrade. Final uotations were 5-8-1-8 higher, tuber 65 1-8, November g5’ 11%. December 84 3-8 and May

Good export buying. increasing sales over the 500,000 bushel mark, counterbalanced splurges of mid- session seliin which carried prices down e. ost two cents.

It was the fourth successive day prices closed lower with continued talk of the United States subsidy plan’ breaking confidence in the market.

Cash wheat prices firmed fol- lowgni yesterdays drastic setback of more than ive cents for some grades. Offerings failed to dc- velop in large volume though No. 1 Northern spread was quoted 1-2 cent better. Other spreads were unchanged.

Coarse grains steadied. iilxdport orders for barley offset he ging pressure while volume in other commodities was light.

New York Cu rb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks C10" Am Ovan B Z114 Am Gas Elec 37% Am Super Pow 11-16 Cities Service 3'11 Creole Petrol 3314 El Bond Shore '15- Gulf oil ccro 45% Hlmible Oil . 6B

Nlsn Hud 7% hut Oil 475 10m Btdr Gus -

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Toronto and Montreal dustrials stock lowre.

Toronto Mines-lower

New York -6tocks closed slight- ly higher. .

Winnipeg —whest down 5-8 to 1-8 cents.

New York -Coffee and sugar higher; rubber lower; cotton ir- re or

sw York --Csnadian dollar l- 14 higher st M 3-4..

lll BANKRUPTCY

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1N ‘I'll! MATTE]! of Illllfflpldy of Aden MoCarvule s! Carleton in mass County Prince Edward ls-

AUCTION IAII There wll be sold by blic auc- the promises

the ‘I841: thy of o'clock, the iurm Aden Mc-

AIIQIIICbIUSI, at I h 87% acres with

former occupied Carville, couta ing good buildi Terms . A. I‘. BELL official Receiver. Farmora Creditors Arrangement Act 11-808-8-28-31.

Near Close On New York Mart

BY FREDERICK GARDNER Associated Press Market Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 25 —(AP)—- Stocks generally played shut-eye until the final lapof wdaysmar- ket when motors and steels a- wakened and led a. quiet rally that put selected issues up fract- ions to more than a point, some to new tops for the year.

While several rails, utilities and specialties displayed moderately forward trends throughout, many of the recently strong leaders showed a notable lack vigor until the last hour, with most a shade under water.

The ticker tape lagged from the start and attempts to install a little recovery vitality into the list during the forenoon usually met with scant success. Lack of im-

ed new seasonal lows and bottom-

rtant offerings in declining per- ods encouraged recovery‘ forces and buying was resumed on the theory the direction was still up- 1 ward.

Turnover expanded in the con- eluding period and transfers total- led 826,570 shares compared with 1.235.180 the day before. The As- sociated Press average of 00stocks advanced .2 of a. point to 49.8.

Canadian issues were steady. Bell Telephone gained 1 7-8 points to_165 while gains of 3-8 of a point and less were shown by Distillers. Dome and Lake Shore Mines, Ford. McIntyre and Inter-

national Nickel. Walkers and Shawilligall were easy. Establishing new 193B pcaks tn-

_ day among others, were Chrysler,

Electric Auto-Lil. . Rrd‘

Lbiby-Owells Meu e 1 1e lo

goudallle-Herslley and c r g, né o.

Prominent on the u id U. S. Steel. Bétlllifhfillrlf Esfiifii Mill-OPS. U. i. Rubber, Internat- ional Harvester and western Union.

BROP"REPORT

Below will be found a brief 5 _ 017515 01 19198111111110 reports leceilllxeltl l l" the Heed QUiCe of the Bank of i Montreal from lls Branches. Ourl Managers have knowledge of each! local situation and are in much will! "011 conditions in all sections 0f the districts mentioned.

General

with 2611019111’ favourable con- dltlmis wutillulng as harvesting Proceeds. fulfilment of earlier hopes 1 1°!‘ E0041 610115 of the main stnplesl in every province of the l_)0l1'11i1101‘l Seems assured, In the Prairie Pro- vlnccs harvesting is well under way i in Saskatchewan and southern Ai- berta, while 1n Manitoba, where wheat Cutting is nearing complcb‘ lon, threshing returns indicate that Yields genera ly will be rmr w good, R1151 damage to non-resistant wheat has bcccllle more serious eastern Saskntcheivadl, causing‘ a further decline in pr "pectivgi Yields. Grasshopper dalnage has.’ continued in Saskatchewan. andl "0115 in affected areas lie beln c111 curly to avoid further less. Hag i 11111111186 is heavy at scattered I 11011115. In Quclbec grain cutting is general with indications of good Yields. and fodder corn, roots and tobacco are all dCtlllg well. Tomo- wes are a large crop. but the yield 0f apples will be light, In Ontario, where frequent rains have delayed harvesting o crations during the past week. tie prospects are for 800d average yields of ‘all the main crops,- with apples somewhat below lll/Wise. In the Maritime Provin- ces crog prospects generall are favoura le, though in New runs- lwick and some lflrts of Nova Sco- tie excessive moisture is causing some deterioration of yield. Apples are sizing well, with indications of good average yield. In British Coi- umbia yields of gain will be below EVBFBKE. but p0 toes are growing well, tomatoes are of good quality, roots generally are satisfactory, and tree fruits are promising.

Prairie Provinces

Albcrta-Recent rains were bone- ficial to late grains, astures and root crops, bill. have claycd wheat cutting, whicll should ge general this wcck. Ailcruge to good yields of good grade are anticipated 1n all districts except in the noltllwest and southeast, where the crops are light. Recent hail damage in scat- tered areas was not serious. Post- ul-es or n good condition. Saskat- chewan-Cutting is well advanced in the eastern part of the province and oud progress is b61112 made elsew ere. Rust is prevalent over a lwide area and its serious dvveloil- ment in eastern districts on non- resistant. wheat, Will further de- crease prospective yields and grades. Grasshoppers are numerous and crops in some districts are being cut green to Prevent further dam- age. Pastures and late crops belle- fittgd from recent rains. Manitoba although harvesting has been de- layed by rains, wheat cutting is nearinlpcolnpletlon, except m 111° northern districts, and threshing is becoming general. While rust ms caused some damfltle. Yields 801191’- ally will be fair w good- Early rust-resistant 7118101101‘ as sown to a larst? extent. this year. is yielding and grading well. Coarse 81111115 8611"‘ ally are satisfactory. Pastures are in fair condition.

Province sf 0B5“ Eastern Townships and 01181"-

Vailcy - Cutting of wheat and coarse grains 1s now general and

earl threshing results indicate 800d yiel of high quality. Harvesting 0f a better than average c1111) 01

hay of good quality has been com- lewd under favourable conditions n most districts. Fodder. corn and not crops have shown rapid Brew"! recently and have a promising 11D- rance. A large crop M Cunning mamas is being gathered and I1 good yield of swcct corn is antici- icd. Apples will be a light- 01°11- 15am plants are g.owln8 W911 and grass pastures continue in ex- cellent condition. Lvower St. Law- rence and Lake St. John District- Grain crops," which promise averafle and beugr yields. are ripening fast and in some pl-lces cilttill has commenced. Hayiilg in all llt- a few isolated sections was conliflPl-ed during the past week and a good ~ crop of average quality is reported. Potatoes, turnips and other root. crops are making satisfactory pro-

gress. Blueberries and small fruits.

Quiet RoHyl

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press), ‘~ ‘

MINING i

Stocks Close Am For Pr 4% Am Radiator ’ ‘ loli Am Tel Tel 1457i Am Water 1011 ‘ Anaconda 354i l‘ Atchisorl 39 l Atl Refill 22% Auburn — Bait Ohio 8% Baldwin Loco 91;. Bendix Av 24h Beth Steel 61 Clles Ohio 31?‘ Chrysler 76 Til Commonwealth 8 1% Con Can 48".- Con Edison 28 Corn Products 70". Curtiss Wright 22". Duporlt _ lss Elec Auto Lite 301i Elec Pr Lite lll; Gen Elco 427i Gen Foods 35% Gen Motors 49H . Goodrich 2s | Goodyear Tire 29‘. Gt. Nor Pfd 23‘. ' Hudson Mot Car 91.1 Int Harvester 60W ' Int Tel Tel 9 | Kenneoott 4‘ ‘1.- ' Mont Ward 48*. 1 Murray Corp 10"» N Y Central 19-71 Natl Cash Reg 29 New York N H l-‘l Nor Am Co 201; _ Nor Pacific ‘ 13H l Pack Motor 5M Paramount 10".- Pcnn R R. 21 Phil Morris 130“.- Phii Pei Co 3911. Pub Ser N J 30 Pure Oil C0 10X Radio Corp 8 Radio K 0 ‘.114 Sears Roe Co 731i. Shell Union Oil 161s South Pacific 20 Std Oil N J 55W Texas Corp j 451i Urlilctl Air g " 91.; United Corp 32-‘. United Drug 5-1.’ United Gas Imp 101i U S Rubber 47% U S St Co 61% Vanadium 20 Warner Bros 61.1 West Union 30 West Air Brake 25'; West Eiec 45E are plentiful. Gross pastures con- tinue in good condition, Province of Ontario

Harvesting operations are well advanced. Threshing of fall wheat nears completion, with above aver- age yields of good quality. Cutting of spring grains is practically com- Eleted and threshing outturns havel

oen satisfactory. A heavy crop of hay of good quality has been stor- ed ancl pastures have remained in good condition throughout the sea- son. Corn and roots continue to make satisfactory progress. Toma- toes of good quality are being de- livered to canneries in volume and a heavy yield is indicated. Apples are sizing well. but below average yields are expected. Flue tobacco ls ripening rapildly and harvesting is general; a eavy yield of a good quality leaf is in prospect. Burley and black fired varleies on low land have been adversely affected by heavy rams.

Maritime Provinces

Grain crops are up to average but wet weather has interrupted cutting over large areas and some heavy crops have lodged. Hay is extremely variable in yield and quality, due to adverse harvesting conditions. Digging o! early variet- ies of potatoes has commenced and

while rust and bll ht are re rted. especially in low- ying lan , the quality generally is ood. Apples

are sizing well and w th a favour- able autumn good average yields llaretlndicated. Pastures are excel- cn _

Province of British Columbia

Cooler weather with occasional showcrs has been prevalent throughout the province during the

est week. Threshing of rain at nterior points is prscticaly com- pleted and harvesting on the low- er mainland and Vancouver Island will be general shortl _ Yields in all districts will be beorw average. The second cutting of alfalfa ill the interior yielded o. ood average crop. Potatoes are grow rig well and are Bcnerally free from disease. It is now estimated that the onion crop will be below average. Toma- toes are moving to market and. cannerles in volume and are good quality. All other vegetable and root crops are Sflilslmimly- shipments of early peaches have commenced from the 011811981111- Apiplos are sizing well and recent showers have improved the colour- ing. The foilowin tree fruit yields are now indica d; plums and prunes 95 per cent of average, op- ples 90 per cent, pears 35 per ccllt.