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APRIL 16. 1931

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Inquiries Invited

T.M.BELL and Company Limited

A- BRIEN MCBEATH. BOX 651. Summerslde bx

Sold — Quoted

Mcnctcn Fredericton

(HE CHARLUVYIEFIIWN GUARDIAN

‘Lsrocx QUOTA TIONS

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word. Other, rates on npplientiun.

For Sale you’, SALE-ONE TON CHEVRO- let truck. Good condition. Cheap. G. C. Green, Emerald. E'_1,599'§tl“;3_‘-

FOR SALE-SIX JIJNKS OF PIGS. 5150 two biégegdldsnws. Henry Tuentcr. Mar e .

L'15.'i7.9.TQ4_.T!I1ji:

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you SALE-REGISTERED san- lyiuun and Pekingese puppies. ivirs. N. D. Walker, Mt. Edward Road. L_~_1632_-_4-15-31.

you SALE- 0N1; NEWLY iroshencd cow and several feeder cattle. Apply to At-hol Roberts, WIIIS.OQ.V_ 1049 ' r ,__.

FOR. SALE - GOOD BANNER Oats. Also year old pure bred dual purpose Sher-thorn Bull. Mack MacPhail, North River. L-1647-4-16-3i.

,1 FOR S-ALIk-GLADIOLUS. LARGE blooming size. 22 varieties. $1.50 per 100 postpaid. P. C. Bowness,

Albany, R. 1%., P. E. I. 11-1648-4-16-21.

90R. SALE-JUST ARRIVED tlvo ca/rioads choice work horses. some mares with foal. ‘good brood mares, also some Island horses at, Wellington MacNeilPs sta-bies, Buntain and Bell's wharf. L-l606-4-14-6l.

Fbifsfita Tmuza wmmue Gladiolus Bulbs. Picardy large Salmon Pink, one dozen seventy- flve cents. Second size Picardy Bulbs, fifty cents a dozen. Mixed colors, three dozen for one dollar, all postpaid. Extra bulbs for early orders write Mlrs. Gordon Mac- Millan, North River, P. E. I.

14-1450- 10-81.

Female, ifigiip Wanti

I A N T E D — IIOUSEKEEPEII. Family of six in country. "S." came Guardian.

wan-ran 4 MIDDLE noun housekeeper in country. Apply

Guamii n Oct-ice. L-l592-4-14-16-19.

Mortgage Sale

To he sold by ui_ilic niiciion in limit of the Law (‘IIIITH lini-idiug In (‘imriiiiii-ioivii on hfonuiiy, the third (iliy of Mu)’. A. 1)., i037, iit tlic hour oi livulvt- dolor-k uooii. ALI: THAT‘ 'l'lt.-\L"1‘ of iliilli iiitinile on ’i‘oi\'uiililp Number Twenty-tour houniicil iiuil iioscrilieil by ii lino coiiiuu-iiciiig on iIiu West aidu of the Riisiico Iiuiid iiiid iit tho South-oust cqrncr of liiiiil now or Inicly Iu [IUNXWNHIUII of .\ili|ii Aifiiilllllili ioriuorly liruno Dom-o ti-‘ii lniid thence Wi-et along snid hind of Aiinii Ali-Donald ioriy (i0) cimiiiii t0 Innd iii possi-sinou oi‘ Anilrow Al. Pct- ors; iiIUlWl,‘ South nioni; ihc EiliiiBl-Ii liilillillili‘)! of AIHITIWV .\1. Pelt-rs siiid lnud Fiyi- (Til ciiiiius or to ililiii forni- ('i'i_\’ in 1niaaossion of Ellifliilillt‘ lion- i'i‘iil‘ now or formerly Aiiilroiv Dou- iu-iil-‘s lniid; tiionvu EIIBI iilong the Il"l‘iiii'I'lI Ill)llIl(iii|‘_\' of Andrew l)oii- ~ i-‘a snid lnnd Ii‘iii-i_i' (310) i-iinlns to siiid rond; thcnoi» North iliung the

imid Iioad to the ('1' of coili- uwio-i-iiioni coiilninlng ‘Fivouly (2

' iilllii ii little more or less nud iuiiu: piirt oi‘ iili‘ ’Iui~nt_v-tivi-

doy of Non-mixer, A. D.. i, nud duly ri-glaii-rod on the ‘Pweuiywi-iziiiii (I:i_\' of the following iiionth in Lihor 1.": iii [Folio "Hi3;

'|‘|io nhovc siiii- in mndc under a [uni-cr- ni‘ siiio cniiiiiinoil In an indeli- lnru of hiorigngu iinti-il iili‘ lltli iliiy oi‘ Juno. A. 1)., i012, niiide hoiwocii Andri-u l’ Peters of Oysirr licd IiPiiiLl‘ lfnrmcr. nud lbillicriiu: 1'0!- vvs. his u‘ oi’ tho oiu- pnrt and APPIIIIHIIII Iii-ll of Wood lsliind of ilic

oilu-r piirt, which hiorliziiizo luui boon n-siuuod hy (In: Iilxocutoi-s nud Ail- in ulsiriitrix of tho Eutnli- oi‘ Archi- luilil iii-ii to (‘tirislinn Anilcriion by .\.~.~i1lIlIIii'III. dim-ii the 2nd tiny oi‘ .i-'iIllliiI",\‘, A. 1]., 10110. iir-tniilt Iinyiiig i-_<-<-i| uindc In piiyuioul of thi- prin- vll-nl iiiid luicrost tItoi-oiiy secured. l-‘or [urtIii-r 1mrlii-uiiirs npply i0 Ruin-oil nud Bentley, Solicitors, Charlottetown. _|‘\t0l Iii let day of April, A. D., GIIRINTINA AN IIIIFON; Aiielgneo of’ Alcrigliigee.

FOR SALE

Building Lot, 90 ft. Front

165 ft. Back. Formerly Lowe

Garden, situated Kent St. A0011

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

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Pet Stock

FOUND-A PROVEN iuuimny fer Distemper. coughs, colds, ‘flu 1n d095, foxes. cats and poultry. ZEV. made by the makers of Buckley's Mixture, positively 500-0195 out these maladies. You: money back if 1t fails. Price 50c 811d 91-00. 0t Bullies Drug Com- Pa-“Y- N-8-12-ti

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T0 LET-NO. 152 niLLsnono Btmt- Apply 154 Hillsboro. Rec- ently renovated. Hardwood floors.

3-1163511-15-61

T0 LET - CHOICE HEATED Apartment at 175 Fitzroy Street. First floor. Private entrance. Centrally located. Apply 175 Fitz- "Y- 1,-1!6°7r4:.1§:,17-'-’°-

Wanted

TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE room and board with private family, central location. Write G. Y. care Guardian, - .

Found

PAIR BIFOCAL GOLD-RIMMED Biases found in St. James Church may be obtained by paying i0;- Yhifi fldvt- Apply Guardian.

Miecelianeoul _

iisifui: m mi: snu LIFE. AS- sets $777,000,000. These are great- er than the combined assets of the four next largest Canadian Imuvance Companies. Agents wanted. Consult J. A. Moore, _ Gun-la Bldg., Chiuilotteto u.

Boarders Wanted if EIT-TEUS ETOWIE excellent room with board, cen- tral, apply Guardian. -

L-1605-4 14 3i;

M-aie Help Wanted ===_—.~;—_ . ..--_.__,._. .-..-.-__-—;;.-;;_-_ MEN WANTED FOR. RAWLEIGII Routes of 800 families. Reliable hustler should start earning $25 weekfy and increase rapidly. Write today. Rawieighb, Dept.

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WANTED — AMBITIOUS IIUST- ler. Sell Rawleigh Products. Needed every home. Easily sold. Pleasant work. Should Sifgt eam- ing $25 weekly and increase rap- idly. We teach you how. _ Raw- _ leigh's. Dept. ML 0 5

MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGII Route. Real opportunity for right man. We help you get started.

Write Rawleiglrs, Dept. ML-470- Q. D.

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EXPERIENCED MARIIIED MAN

wants farm work. Write G. I... care of Gu_a_ifd L -__1_67_2-4-16-3i.

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NOTICE '

Fishing and boating on Millview Mill Pond are strictly prohibited and any- one violating these rights will be prosecuted.

PALMER 8: HASLAM Solicitors

NOTICEW

All taxes due Dromore School District if not settled before May 1st will be but in court for collection. __ By Order of Trustees.

PHILIP COYLE,

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NOTICE

Paved highways Closed tc Meters

Until Further Notice all paved HIBIIWBY! ill "Ii! P"- vince are closed to motor vehicles when the combined "lxiit of Ned and vehicle exceeds 4.000 lb!-

Dated this 18th day of Marell. A.D., i937

l1 Order P.

S. FIELDING.

Clerk of the Executive Council

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OI-EOAGO, April 16 — (AP) - Late declines o1’ Chicago wheat prices today carried the market down about 3 cents a bushel. Pom- demand for wheat was re- ported both in Great Britain and in European continental countr.es. Indications were that importing nations had completed their buy- ing program, at least for the pre- sent. At the close. wheat in Chicago was 1 3-4-2 7-8 under yesterday's finish, May 1.34 7-8-1-35. Jly 1.22- 122 1-8, Corn 7-8-3 1-8 off, May 1.23 3-4-l.25,-J1y 1.18 5-8-34. Oats closed down 5-8 to 1 1-4, May 49 3-8-1-2. Jiy 46 1-8. _ Winrrpeg May and July wheat fell the extreme limit allowed 5 cents. WINNTPEG. April 15 —(CP) — Wheat prices swept downward on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange to- day with the nearby futures, May and July. failing the full five- cent lirnlt allowed in one day's trading. At the final bell values were down 5 1017-5 cents with May at $1.36 3-8. July $132 1-4 find October $1.20 3-4-$1.21. Threat of a mnr‘ne strike tying up shipping movements in thc United States was the major bear- ish influence in late trading. Early liquidation featured the

MORNING srock LETIER

(halved 0m- Ittliellenlflobtrintolflm

those first qiiarter last year. sales contracts for 1937 were con- siderably higher than gm- 193g

Hudson Boy Company for yggf ended January 31 earnlnfls were 226.095 pounds as compared, with 144.717 pounds and 40,931 pound; g)!‘ the two previous years respec- .."a1:..?:z's.~=;.:* "we mee-

rs arre . ference dividends. u‘ o‘ pm

Newsprint production in Canada duylns March was 301,110 tons 5nd filaments 290.453 tons. Production b91118 ten per cent over Feb- “Wy and 24 March 1936. w “M W"

MONTREAL, April 164301151111 Sales up 39.8 per cent in Much 1937 over March 1936 and for first quarter increase 22.5 per 0mg over first quarter last year. Earnings 0n common afwr incune tax 16.. 662 in March against; 5,030 1n March 1936 first quarter earnings “me “we 29-915 BSaInst 11,016 same period 1936 stop working cap- ital March 31. 1937 $1,037,219 com. ""94 WW1 81.041314 same date last year.

MONTREAL, April 15——R.0ya.1ite Oil-Reports 1936 net profit equal to $1 14 on each of 702.391 shares outstanding compared with $1 o5 in 1935. ’

Stadac0na-—Mlxie manager Ken. Iwdy vlsualizes 1.000 ton mill in the not distant future as a result of the rapid improvement in ore reserves in recent weeks. March production reports at $45,000 with larger recovery indicated now on a 300 ton daily milling rate.

McKenzie Red Lake—R.ecou'd bul-- lion production for first quarter or

0296-000 11D 9 4 Der cent over last quarter in 1936.

MARKET BULLETIN

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New York StOCk EXCIIGIIQG new YORK. April 1541mm. _.__ there is very little overnight news 4- - - h "m." ‘ o‘ _ which might have any unusual nieinben ofllcntnal ltcQ , effect on the market. Earnings lube"; m; c.‘ Ink“ 1 statements coming to hand for the first quarter continue favorable. - igfilTideiiVfltfrq3flfiibiit1sfliiéd earned - 888115 cen ' Standard Stock! _ Open Close g2‘ olitnggiana $2 w against ‘L98; ' 240 24o _ 1'0 son .33 against 8.26- miv. 1w. Mid-Continental Petroleum 2.5% R ,1 10% 10% against 1.31 and Federated Depart- Aui Tel '10] 166 t 10114, ment Stores 3 03 against 1 60. giiilffillilifr 58% use; fiwligend meetings “day mew“ Attrhlunn Rm; you, c- tyre Porcupine. The London an m»: an; 34% market, according to Dow Jones, fight-given 81% a». optened firm but imi- turned re- m," mm, 36% w“ ac ionary. We would expect an gg-Iaiiffln irregular opening In New York 1m é!“- M“ ghisl morning with ‘some strength gm w, 15.,“ u!‘ n: the day in oi.s and rayons. Qlw Ohio 61 A}; However, would look on for a few 117% 110i‘; hours before considering taking on :10", CS6 2% 2% additional commitments. (Ill {III }‘.;;','“‘§;-;_C° 140% 10% MNIONTREAL, April l5-—Ca.nadian ,-,,,. “Huh, aiconi-With net profit for 1936 mart-n‘ Wu‘ m‘ 40 per cent ahead of 1935 per I , . - ' ii: v “- i-i“.-2°.3i2‘f"€§%“f‘§:. 35:53 fihi-osiitn: on the 4,554,682 shares of $1 par §"" "31"" 5W; 54% against 2 cents in 1935 Working Kfffid“ ‘yo’; capital increased from $1,090,261 to ihmilrirh $1,387,072. film's (rpm 31;?‘ i1?‘ . .. .- “m, Mu, C" 20,’; Southern Canada Power-March lii (‘on - net earnings up 9.7 per cent over TM m 12% samehmonth iastlyear. For the six M,“ m“ mont s ended with March it was {fi-uuric-ni 501g 5951, 5.1 per cent and after payment, of - d“ ‘Hy Ry interest, dividends and proviaion §{§;f'(.‘:"'d ‘W5 6W‘ for depreciation, surplus for the v y (-9,, 43% 43 period of $17,453 compares with a, gmlglxigihkngga I" defcit of $9.091 a. year ago. ‘W i ’ Xiir AirirCu '\ 204' Asbestos Corpn-fiesideutsteele Pa?“ (‘$3M intimated at annual meeting some pnmnljnl", 25,‘ 25,’; financing will be undertaken to .re- onn u R 45 a move the obligation to buy $250,000 11m: m‘ of igicboms bonds a year, which 1. t T,‘ o b . mus e one before dividends can 113i» so‘, xaJ 44% y”; be declared. Though shipments for f v a: 17,134‘: first quarter have about equalled Riidio K 0 .1/4 0V, ‘W .. ______ _. _.__,. Scorn Roe an» 00 _ Rcpuiilic N 42": 42 Shi-II I‘ulo|\ Oil Nillllii riu- 511/, 571;, sm nu ind 471/, 4'15; ‘ 1111;. 110:4 ( w ll’ 11-" Benched u“. 5g“ gin Game‘ 01H’ w" Flirt": $0 6 y‘ 0% , ' ' 7n IN rii ‘Ijlniqtt-d‘ ignsglmp 13% 14 SUMMARY . 413-, na- » p giflttCgl 1.2:, 112% Libby Cwens Ford Glass Com- i . m . .9 pany des ared a quarterly dividend. xflflffffrmlQmfl 4 of 75 cents on common, same as iVest Union 12v, 12 . Diid 0n Dec 15. “gut MP B 46% WV. Mid Continental Petroleum 1936 12.2% 1g,‘ net income equal to 2.57 a shame

agalmt $1.13 in i935. ,

Chicago Steel Scrap market re- ports downward revision in prices last sale to a mill being at $22, but market is quoted at $20 to $20.50.

Tidewater Associated Oil 1936 equal to $1.11 on common against 73 cents In 1935.

Federal Dept. Stores year ended January 31 net profit $2,962,374 against $1,466,484 in proceeding year.

Standard Oil of Indiana 1936 net income $46,883,448 or $3.09 a share against $30,179,395 or $1.98 in 1935.

According to Washington ad- vices next organization objectives of C. I. 0. are American Tel and Tel. Western Union and Postal Telegraph.

Packard Motor Car C0. produced 14,827 cars in March against 12,780 in February and 6,869 in March last year. First quarter production 38.315 against 16.579»

Detroit Edison Company H months ended March 31 net in- come $10,495,409 agaimt $10,513,797 in proceeding 12 months.

30 InduZ-‘trials high 183.34 10w 181 27 last 181.93 off 17.

20 Rails high 6093 low 59.62 last 60.31 up .11.

20 Utilities high 3-1 99 10w 31.41 last 31 52 up .10. ’

40 Bonds 101 19 up .33.

Dow Jones.

MORNING MARKET LENTER Market strength yesterday was

more selective but the gains of the

two previous days were well main- tained. Business sentiment ap- pears to be improving but the re- storation of the market confidence on a broad scale is likely to re- quire more time in order to gauge the effect on earnings of the recent advances in labor and material costs.

This appears to be particularly applicable to the auto group which has not yet passed on the increase costs in higher prices for automo- biles.

The steel companies acted quick- ly in this regard and the metal companies appear likely to retain a good proportion of the earlier sharp advances in prices of copper. lead and zinc. The Oil industry approaching the heavy consuming season is in good shape with re- spect to profit margins.

Our feeling is that the market in general might continue to sell within the recent trading range _unt1i the budget message appears and until some further light 1's thrown in possible future policies o! unionized labor.

NOON COMMENT

Average prices have moved slightly lower this morning but there has been an accompanying shrinkage in volume. Metal and grain markets are somewhat lower abroad and probably the news item of another substantial shipment of Russian Gold arriving 1n England for transhipment to New York has tended to keep the problem of world gold movement in the fore- front.

In general the market seems to be in a waiting mood for some

and the President's relief message, the letter expected next week. Leidlaw and Company.

I

market at the open. ‘Inward mid- session trading becitme narrow and resting orders in the October fut- ure helped steady the market. Ex- port demand wag dormant and ex- port purchases during the session were believed to be of only odd

1 is. 0A1] flax quotations dropped the full five cent limit while other

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. April 15 -— (OP)- Wheat, Nor. No. 2 $1.51; barley,

C.W. No. 3 83c; oats. feed. No. 1 64c l-2; N0. 2 64c; oats, C. W. No. 3 65c.

Flour. spring wheat patents,

coarse grains moved sharply down- ward in light trading. It only took minor ceiling to depress oats. barley and rye M1096- 109665 ranged from fractional to more than three cents below yesterday's close.

MINING

‘IURONTO, April l5— (GP) - Following a week of declines. Q11 “Wu” "iiviuiig" "Iiiiiimémmotier- ate rally today but failed to hold all the gains. The closing period

h vy. Miscellaneous mince

S°°T°WYY dvxppeglliiaout 0 point in u» m- dex. "

1,.17q0.4.15.g1 A tone of uncertainty ruled

throughout the session. Even when the gold list were on the up- turn, tending was inc 110190 70 make the recovery appear immu- uw. dmlen wt unto 0.2a on the lolly and then slipped to 8.75 wiiemeitcioeedwithcnetloalcf l0 cents. A majority of the high- I-IJTIOE issue; held part of their gains. Momtyra dfopped 7-0. Leading base metal stocks, in- cluding Noniida and Bheri-itt weakened moderately and Chrom- ium and Aldermac lost 8 to 0 canto ouch. Bilvere were heavy. Cutie lost 10 cents and Eidorsdo 5. A fairly strong tone was display- ed by the oiie. Oaigary-lidmontzn. Cite-lie and Foothills advanced 5 to 10 cent: each and the other: were steady. ‘flexes-Canadian. Homelteed and Royaiitc were lower.

firsts $7.70; seconds $7.30; bakers $7.20; winter Wheat patents. choice $610-$620; white 00m $0.50.

Bran, ton $37.25; shorts, ton $38.25; middiings. ton $41.25; roll- ed oais. bag 90 lbs. $3.05; hay, N0. 2, per ton. cariots $9.

Cheese, Ontario l3 1-4-12 1-2.

Butter, - .23-.27.

Eggs in cartons: A-l large 29c: A-1 medium 25c; A-iurge 25c; A- ."!_°9.1¥i.11l 3.42;. .!.\.:i>.l.!l.1$‘-I§..93£i._§.fi°_i

C, 20c.

MONTREAL. April 16-(0?) - Egg prices remained firmer on Montreal open produce markets today while butter displayed an uncertain lone.

Graded egg shipments in cariots or less were quoted at 22 cents e. dozen for A-large. 30-20 l-2 for A- medium. 18 1-2-19 for A-puliets, 10 i-3 for grade B and 17 for C.

Butter was quoted at 26-27 cents a pound for carlots or less oif No. 1 while lots to retailers were 38 l-2 for solids and 29 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 cents a pound for Ontnrfos. while Que- bec; were unquoted.

POTATOES: P.E.I. Mte N0. 1 0i‘ Cobblers 90's $1.45-$1.50; N. B. Mia N0. 1 80's $1.13-1$l.15; Que. Mts N0. 1 80's $1.l0-$l.i2; No. 2 90's 900-31: Whites No. 2 850-900. MONTREAL. April 15 - (OP)- Steady prices prevailed for eggs on Canadian comodity exchange pro- duce section today wifie butter

graded 27A; Que. fresh buyers - mspeotion 36A; Que. fresh (82 score) 36 3-4A.

Chese spot-unquotied.

Eggs spot-Ont. A-large 32A; A- medium 30A; A-pullets 19A.

_______i._ MARKETS AT A GLANCE

By The Canadian Press ‘Iloronto and Montreal — Gold stocks slightly higher; other groupfl lower.

New York-Stocks closed lower.

Winnipeg — Wheat down 5 to 1 7-8 cents.

New York — Cotton lower; su- gar unchanged.

DOW JONIJR AVERAGER

.. 48nppIIOd-by-Wood0-Beulc no “cu- -~

Induetrlnln 191.10 off .71. Riiiiil 001R off ,i-'i. Utilities 3138 alt .14.

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BANKS

(luppileil by Woods-Rude and Co.) 5M1)“ (‘IMO i (‘amide 5* (‘MIIIIIPPPR 1"‘ Montreal -- Novn Scntil 335 Royal 3m

FINANCE

(Supplied by Wooill-Iionile nlid Co.)

Copper export 111.47- 5.

Fuiulii (‘nu in N Y l -i-Iii illiu-ount.

Sterling n1 New Yor 4.80% to 4.00 M.

WINNIPEG “WIEAT

(Supplied by Woods-Rondo and C0.) May-llllitfl.

.iiil_i'—iil‘l%

October-J?!

appeared a little easier.

Butler spot. - Que. Gran i0-

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