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V _ I _ ' THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE NINE

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' MARKET I

114. sn.. lomlm u4.'roo.»1..r... I _

John L. Cooley, Associated Press

r(,|::.n°||| Wrltif.)

. W y0R,K, April 28.-Stocks ra-

vegsgd themselves todsl, interrupting ,bg mild upward treu apparent In rr-vlous markets this week. < - pU,,¢il the last ho_nr prices msniag- 1 to hold within only hailing is- " “_” of the previous close but a brtbllk la wheat finally upset the equil- ihrlunl and llnlal prices nhowed all reraga loss that represented cancel- intion of gains made Tuesday and Wslluesdny. Boeonw grade railway honda had s flimsy market. whlc nv have exerted some influence, 'Kilo inability of carrier equities to “mlutain their slow advance doubt- Iess dampened sentiment.

Ooaspicnons soft spots included

' burn down noarl 7, and Alaska §,'f,,¢,u` off more tbsa 2. American pn" Case Santa ll‘o_ Union Pacific, A,,,,§¢l¢-an 'Teiephone, Ulzion Carbide, ,,,,| Consolidated Gas yi lded 2 to 8, ",111, Standard 0il_0 New Jersey, National Biscuit, U. S. llteel, New Terk Central, Du Pont, Allied Chem- ical and Westinghouse gave up 1 to

uéziaence of the Bethlehem Steel

en as a matter of cdlrss and declar-

ation of the csgulsr preferred divid- end seemed assured. resident Grace snid the declining trend in business

had been checked, a symptom which he viewed ss encolirlg ng; the com- pany's business-this month has been about on s par with March activity. Furthermore the new steel prices IN- holdings. ' _ lfoaey was abundantly plentiful, with cali funds again avaliable al low as 1 per cent in the outside market. Weekly foreign bank statements re- vealed a large rain in gold at .the Bank of France and a drop in circu- 'iatlon '\'1'h‘ the Bank of England Inst some "sul, but improved its ratio. ' wnA'r ami srocx sulllrlr, om

Thu. Wed.

,N , ,f ll ,.. 84 fill sldlii ‘Sr-i1.'eid.?.' ...' _ as or Stocks unchanged ..-. ... 101 120 Total issues traded ,.. ... 493 500

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1: ,i,,__ _

Montreal .V-iilarllet. _

» Siilelights

_._Q-

1lloN'rnsiAL. April 28. (By the Canadian Press)-A decline o Can- afllaa Pacific Ballway to a new low 191-el for the current year, and cop- tinurd domination of the list hy Ilon- trcnl Power, featured todsy's session of the Montreal stock exchange. The 111111-in-t was, generally weak with loss- ¢,. in 11 majority of_'l to_2._ _ _ _ , _iioutrcal Power, on sales of 3,214

sililr.-s, lost la to N while Canadian 1'.-u-ific_ with rading in 1,504 lhsres, 1lrn|.p<id 7/. to 12%, Canadian 'Hyde-

.Misoellenous `

___ _

MONTREAL A rll28 B le C

_ p .- sr y an-

sdlan western so 8 dl; oats Canad- ian western no 8 88: oats reed no 1 817"-flour spring wheat pteats flrstl 5.00; tionr seconds 4.40; flour bakers

£0; flour winter srheat patents choice _ 0-2.00: flour white corn 4.50; bran _ton 28.20: shorts ton 24.25; middllngs till 2*". """l°" °‘l' "“ l°.°‘i‘6’i»' .:ayno er oacaros .; chess current ls: cheese summer 12- 1255: butter no 1. finest 10|/5-17: eggs fresh specials in cartons 23; eggs fresh extras in cartons 22; eggs fresh iirsts- io'csrtons 10-20: potatoes new no 1 Florida 150 pounds 10.50-11.00; nitro “;1.'.:.‘:.f.”'ii'°i.“° ”°:iv‘-- . I 0 UB W Cl S0 pounds 80-40: potatoes old Que

liirctrlc Preferred ltontinlsell to drop _,na .N_ B; .,,“n»|h°unm," so pound'

40-50.

into new territory closing off s point at lu. Smelters, Winnipeg Electric and lull-runtinnul Nickel were .among is- 'slu-» to decline fractlbasliy.

Pressure was again.in.evidence s-

ainst Canada Cementrlfeferred which fort 0 points to 40. T e only gains nf the day were in Atlantic ugar which touched 25 s new 1082 high, ,,,. iii; ami B. c. Power up stat 1159.

'rotsl sales were 7,400 shares com-,

yoirl-<i with 5,208 yesterday. Bond ssl- " were $42,000 with the market'dull.'

Sterling closed at 84.0018 and Unit-

ed States money at a premium'of 11% per cent. ' »

MONTREAL, April 28.-The local

market today lost much of its recent- ly acquired improvement in tone and

influenced lnrgeelg by New 'Ydrk,‘ whore 11 renew softness in the grain markets proved vt!! tltllressirll, stocks here drifted irregularly low- er, led by Montreal Power, , which

lagged 1,( to 20, and by Canadian Pac fic, which got under 18 to es- tablish a new low level at 12%, where itil not loss for the day was 7| off s point. Cement Preferred, too, was wchiu-r, dropping 3 of its recent ral- ly, Nickel and Brasilian held steady. 011 tho whole, of course the market wi.. mari. less inclined to aiolr than the New lfork market but that is not' s new condition. The close here was irregular, showing losses outnumber- inr gains 1 to 2 and the index lower by 0:1. Hales volume showed a'mo1l- emts expansion.

PRUUUCE

MONTREAL April 28.-Butter and

egg prices advanced today on the Montreal produce and dairy markets while cheese and potatoes held steady.

The butter market today mnged

from 10% to 10 cents per pound for no 1 quality. lleceipts were B00 boxes lnrgcly made up of no 2 grade.

Eggs waregenerally 17 cents for

dozen for fresh extras; 15 cents or tirsts and 13 _cents for seconds, these prices being for rsded Ontario and prairie eggs. A beIter_ demand was in

rvidence. Receipts were 2,520 eases. 1*.-ices to retslers were steady.

The cheese market remained steadyl

at 10 cents for current receipts and 12 to 12% cents for summer makg. lirrci ' 581 b .

nts were oxes

Potatoes were unchanged. prices

bring: New no 1 Florida potatoes

810.50 to 811 per barrel ex track with no 2 quail _v at 7 to 7.50; old potat- lu-~_ New Brunswick green moun- illins 80 pounds no 1 42 to 45 cents: Quchcc Mountains 80 pounds no 1 40 1° 4-1 cents; Quebec Mountains 80 pounds, no 1 40 to 45 cents;» Quebec iinuntalns 80 ounds no 1 40 to 45 fonts- l’ E I m untains 00

. . . . green o I

hnnnrls, no 1 do cents. Local whites] F0 pounds no 1 30 to‘40 cents, with riirint prices 10 cents ner bag cheap-

Cf.

' SUGAR

NFZW YORK April 28.-llaw sugar

11-as unchanged today nt- 2.03 for si-1-ta with no sales reported.

Early stcadincss in futures which

filrrii-ri actlve»position1l 1 to 2 points 111-t higher .were lost liner with the ruarkot closing net unchanged on all iiosltions except September which was 1 point lower. Trrllliug was of ex- cf-ptionnily small proportions and pri- vcs were subject to srglll orders eth- rv way, with the dn,v‘s transactions lwrcgating only 3.050 tons.

\l11v closed H8, July 07 Sep 73, Dec 60 .Tan 82 nail March 87.

ill-lined sugar was unchanged at

lim for line ranulatod with demand liixzht and oaIy for nearby red\ll'°°

ea s. . '

Beyond Doubt I the Quality is Supreme!

I'.;i,';.i=-"°..‘.t‘.‘:‘:."..“' “.:°.°.‘ : healthful-nosaa as dollalousl.

` ' COTTON’

' new yoltxgaoril as.-cocoa fut- ures closed bsrsl steady, closing

April au; May Jane aol- July ill2l8=.A .i\20- Be ~ - 8": Desllau' . P 028. Oct 030. Nov

Spot closed qulat. Middliug 015.

` uvxnroor.

V ‘Cotton oplgt fair demand. Prices

.5 points - wer. American middilng

fair 00'- strict ood middli 545; good mIddling B05; strict 1:Iddiiug 4053- middlllil* 4002 strict low mid- dilnk' 486: low mlddling 415; gg,-|¢¢ ordinary 455: good ordinary 425; re- icelpts were nil.

Foreign _Exchange

MONTREAL, ADI 28. (B th C -

adian Press)--BriIiI‘h and fbreIgn exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar, as complied hy the Ro al 3:1: of Canada, closed _today as tbl. Argentina peso ...-,sr ... 0.2008 Austraia nouns . a.zs1o Austria schiliing not quoted

Bla lnm bei

I ll ..._... ... .. 0.1500

Brasil hilreis ... ... ... ,.. 0.0172 -Billthris lev- .. ,.. not quoted China Hong* Kong I not quoted Csechorlovs is crown ... ... 0.0382 Denmark krone ... ... oaials slhlaml anmsrr I o.o2o1 France franc ... ..., ... .2 0.0441 Germans reischmark ... ..-.- 0.2062 Great' ritain pound, 4.0918 Greece draehma not quoted Holland florin not quoted

Holland flprin ...

Hungry nengo not quoted

Intlin rupee ... ,.. ... ... Italy liro ,.. ... ... .1 ...

0.4588

0.8082 0.0570

Japan yen ... 2.. ... Jugoslsvla dinar ,.. ... -.-.. N al - ...

0.3078 0.0202 8.7108

ew lea nd ound ... ...

NEW YOU.; N Y A alll in dollars: otbers"'la cents. Great Britain demand 3.05%: France 3.03%, ltaiv 5.14: Bel~i1lm 14.00%: Germany ’.'!i.’f0; Canada 80%.

*Hilti

New -York Curb

Stacks High Low Close Amer Cyan B ... ... 2% 2% 2% A B Power ,.. ..._ 1% A G Elec A ,.. 2'/1 Bras Traction .

Can Marconi ... ... (lit Ser Co_,.¢ ..... Cord oCr ... ... ¢ E ll ilhare ,.. _ Ford Mo Co Ltd .. Gulf Oil Corp, .

E 0 I%efin_Co ...

W order Worts .

Imperial Oil Ltd,... in Petrol ... ,... . Mid West Utll -,.. . Niagara Hudson_... B 0 of Indiana ... _ S 0 of Ken ,.. ... U L Power A ... »

of id

,... .--

4% all Si# :l 21; cv.,

14% mf, 121/Z

:sea as 2% lv.

88% 38

7% 7%

10 %

4% 4% 4%

10 1043 10% 12 1 12 8 3% 3%

Curb Market

:Q89

As Breweries ,.. ,.. Besuhsrnols A ... . Big Missouri ... . Calldda. Halt, ... Dom Stores ... Imperial Oil ,.. lm Tobacco ... ln Patrol ,.. .- loss lines ... Noranda ,.. ... 'Bherritt ... ,..

gisctohl Laine! ... ee ug ... .... Walker :item

no ,..

an . e ... .- no

IEE;

TQOBIDH 'NUI' Tbmmfr

rr-gy ,y

\lli#O",

“I2 (lst

8% 8% 8%

- Montreal,

Stock Market

.':::...'..:i:.:; i'i.."..". in-.i':°:'...':,.r _Quotations

Stotgs Blfli Low Clost- A Paper . . . , . . 1 At B B . '

ugsr e ... .

Boll Tele ... ... , B T L Power ... 0% - ‘B C Power A ... ... 17% 17 ,C C Foundry Pfd -. 12% 12'/,

'Ili 4 4 40

2.. shi.; 11'/1 11

12 li

4 in so

so 11.114

U75

Can Cement ... ... Can Cem l"fd .. . . Can In Alcohol ,.. . lcon Pacino 1.1% ian, 1,:1f. C M Smelting , 3015 30 :lu lo s w ma Gypsum ... ,.. inter Nickel ...

Masses Harris .....

M F Co ... ... .. 9% 0 M L H Power . . 29% 20

Nat Steel Car ... ... B C of Can-ada' ,.. . l.'» S C of Can Pfd ,.. _ 2:11., Win Elec ... ,.. 1 2|'

9:01

=> 14...;

U*/S 5%

Will Remove

Minimum Price

MONTREAL, April 28. (By the

Canadian Press)-The minimum prie- es on Dominion Bridge Company, Ll- mited, National Breweries, Limited, Preferred and Windsor Hotel, Limit- ed, will ba removed on Monda _ May 2, it was announced here tolily by the Montreal Stock Exchange. ‘ With the removal of these three

'pegs' there are only fifteen minimum prices still in effect. The minimum prices were-imposed when Great 'Bri- tain wcnt off the gold standard last September. The issues that aro still 'pegged' follow: National Breweries, Common Ogllvie Milling, Ottawa ation, #rice Brothers Common and Light Heat -and Power Power Carpor- I’referred_ Shawlnliran Power and al- so eight bank stocks.

bids- Jan 060:.%§_?: 001; March 015; C. R.

MONTREAL, April 28.-Canadian

Pacific Railway earnings ilgures, as

issued today, five evidence of dras- tic economies n the system: Where- as grosl aarnin s fog the mouth of Marsh decreased' by $2,030,070, from the some 'n1onth'in'103l_' net pro.its only decreased by $106,258 due to a cut in expenditures for the mouth `of nearly two million dollars. Even more striking are the figures for the three months ended with -March, which show s gross decrease of S0,- 508,0o5 in ‘gross earnings, when`com-‘ pared with a year ago, while net profits only decreased by $441,831, expenditures having been' reduced by over six million dollars.

Gross earnings for the month of

March totalled 810,272,186, which com- pares with $l2,3i2,003 for the month 3456 March, 1931_ a decrease ot |2030,-

Working expenses for the month

decreased bv SL874018 from 810,070,- oos for nan., loaf, to so_m,2e4 lo March of this year.

Net profits for the month amounted to ll,'i0,502, a decrease of $105,258 when compared with $1,835,760 for the same month last year.

For the three months of the year

ended with March gross. Earnings reached $28,520,080 which compared with $35,028,001 for the correspond- lug period a year ago a decrease of $0,508,065. Not ‘profits for the some grind decrease by $441,831 from “$25,240 a yesr ago to $2,017,415 in

Working expenses for the three

months showed a decrease of 80,000,- 224 expenses for the 1032 period ho-

gag $26,002,112, as compared with 5$32,-

,8ii'$ last year.

eign exchange' ir1:el1l'-r.Dr(’ilre?1It__griI: Ma

_*_

WINNIPEG. April 28.-Responsive

to lower wheat quotations at Liver- pool and l brighter weather map ov- er winter and spring wheat lands in the United States and Canadn, grain values dropped p°\‘C°Pll\ily t0dly~ Prices at the close revealed losses of 2% to 1% for thc day.

May eased 2% to close at 50%: .'luly

2% to 0111. to 02 and October 2 to 1’/s

to 64% to 04%.

Export trade was s ml.nor quant-

ity.

The market showed considerable

activity and the long. dull puusca which had characterized previous trading sessions this week wore ab- sent. Ostenslbly the main factor in the decline was the weather condit- ions, The trade, however, inclined to the belief thot these conditions did

not justify the break.

Seeding conidtions over the rairic

_ wheat ilelds were reported- tnrray as

`favorable. Similar rl-ports were re-

Icelred from Southern Russia and a

lfnir Aurplus of wheat was reported in Aritentinr

fractionally better spreads featured

ts-gay 84% July 389§B Oct

54%”

si s. ' '

Barley_.May 4055, .T¢‘y 40!iB. 0¢¢

87%.

Wheat-‘No 1 hard 02%: no 2 nor

00%' no 2 nor 50%: no 3 nor 52%: no 4 00%; no 5 41%: no 0 42%: no feed 00%: track 00; nn 1 dllrum 83%.

lizlno ii c w 30; no 0 c w 35, truck 0%. _

w r crop anim e o . hnsheis for 1002. some authorities

od g ult f in th A rii ll ores.

Hand Dom iinin 111.111 llnnl llolll lunn 1' \'

Can ... Cnn ... (‘an ... Cnn ... ('r|u Coll

. It ... . .

(` N II 1' N R

of of of nf of ... of

fi \' ff: ,.1 Nut Scrrlre . Nut Scrrlce

Mining

Sales Stuck

s -e4 ... 5 -III ... 45-46 sr. 5-43 ,.. -i‘.§'~"3 ,.. 419-50 ... 4'/:'51 ... 4%-55 5.

?‘=?' .'5§32

Bid Asked

ill'/1 ou'/, lu nl '/1 sn’/I, 91'.. ol 11'.

ary, 05%

100% 100%

105 104;' Si.. _i , High

1/.

11:14 no 11;. 112'/, li.-. no

08 ‘£1 07 ‘A

Exchange

_.__-_

liiirb

01% , os 011/, 111

1000 Acme .. ,.1 ... 1511.0 Alex ... _ ,.. S00 Alnlllet . .,.. . 1.100 Arno ... ... a 57.10 B Ilulllngcr ... 200 iiaae Metals ...

250000 Blllgood , 1600 B C Pio

necr

3500 Buff Can ... . 4500 Clericy ... l000 Fed Kirk ... _

50 Granada ,.. ,..

1000 Harker ... 52.1 lloillngor ... 500 liomestcall ... .

05141 32.1 20

01%

02 80 01 iso 25

2‘.’.'10 ilolvey 1 il K le

1000 Koot Flor

250 lllnylalul . 00 Mvllltyre 100 M<~l'nt,\'rc 47101) McKinley 2000 lioffathail 800 M085 .. 2055 Noranda _ 2000 Pet Cobalt 100 Snnuuionlo 2215 Sllcrrltt ,. 1800 Siscoc ..

_ 450 Sylvnnite

200 Trendwell 1300 Vipoud .. 1000 Wrighthar

i Silver 27%.

20B A Oil

ou. e

2.100 Filrlorniln il45lu1p Oil R05 Nlckcl

000 Kirk Hud

100 I’-Orellle -|000 Pen Pets . 1200 Ventures

1000 Algonquin 500 Bolljn ... 3000 Brownlee 8500 l')on1 Expl i000 Gem Luke -I00 Gold Hill 1000 .Taclr lifaln 400 Kirk Toll'

500 Oil Sclcct

here asain

0 0 ee y , .. .. .. 2500 Kirk Luke .... 5000 Kirk Prem ...

100 St 'Allillu1ly".'.‘: lsso '1'r¢u1.ogl.es"1 f

R00 C~l`tes<~,'~1ch . 100 Dnlh sl .

-no Int 1-rt ..."III

22000 McLeod ,.. ,.. 1000 Nordon ,.. ...

2000 1.1-hcl Oro

1000 Sud Mines ,... 1000 \Vhlle Luke .fs

..». _‘S

21 3-I 02

,.. . ‘fl

85 Lake Shore ,.. 21750

.. , on

’ 1.190

]5l)0 :lo 011;, alia 15511

‘Fil in

, , .HJ

MMV,

07 4il

...,. ...i .

. 1..

.. »

380 1 75 28

240

. ...

Total sales 104,000 shares.

UNLISTED

300 Abana ,.. 000 B Missouri _

00|/5 pon 00

ns 1111 .xiao nun 1100 so 03%

04 1115 02%

-ai .a°

_-1.

CURB . . . . '.0

11W’ 0412 UI 1/4 1/. OI

... .

".'.'.'.` n .. 08%

.-... 03;:/(1

oil

SPRING

Low

01% .5-T? in-A

50 05 315 28 01 02 ‘so 01 -|80 25 -. al

32*/5 01% 1/.

205|)

il()

1500 1s§3 .. 1485 ii. 40 30

5ilfi/,

fltlll 170 21 230

04% 00": ooo ao

08 110 SUIS ll2.'l 1 100

fi 0

03 S6

04 1 65 02 27

I 03 IZ

0 l.

01 of

05 ‘fb

03%

‘.4 03

'roii<JX'l‘0, April 28.-Mining sales

close:

01 ‘Q

01% 00%

0554. 315 28%

oz so ol 4K0 2:1 as 21 1121,; 91%

‘ri elmo

1590 1575

Ili)

01 ‘A

1550

‘li 4 0 30

59%

07 40 300 175 82 230

001/1 D00 00

08 1 10 S50 025

-1100

03 '14

0-1 1 05 02 28

g 3 S2 3 3#><2.><2;<z<><2..<.~.'<

Days are growing longer. SPYDIB I5

Birds are singing love songs to 01°

old refrain!

Zephyrs softly blowiriiz sin! Of D10-S'

0! D7'/.x `

0'i t

- ____ _Quotatlons

Close 5.11.1, 41% 01,4. mqip

Low

all .1 ,.. 51% 65% An. 1,... wie. -11% Ain Siniit Ilfl; ... 35-s .nh T.-1 'lt-i 101%

0'/(1

5% 08’/av 7/9

All i'..f\ur ... » r < ‘J ," Al--i1i.<.l.1l1 ,.. .' 40%' 42% 4%,”/1 Auburn Alito . . ... 371% 33% 3-by ll.-lu ohio 0% 9 ,U 11.111 slncl 114% 13%? 102/1 ilrigos . U54. lib "34 (full I':l1-:fic ,.. ,.. ¢ H05 U _nib Fuse 'l` .. , 24% 21% -'lflff Cary. out . 0% 0*/1 fil- Col Fuel iron ... .- 6% c G rzii-c S Con Gns ... _ . .

Corn Pro ... . - Curtiss \V ... . I-1 I lillpont ... ..

(len Elec ,.. , .. 15% 14% lieu Ifnolls ,.. » 32'/it 31’/.1 Gen Iiloiurs ... ... 11% 10% G ll. Signal .. ..... 10% 15

sit 8 lu 1111/1 111% as arm aan

28"/r 141.9 3114. 11

11% 3019;, 25’/r

Goollycllr Rub ,. - Houston Oil ... _ . llullsnn Mot ... . . in llnrv ,.. - in lizlich Pfd ..... lu Nickel ,.. `..._ , Ill Tcltpliono _.. ... Kell Copper ... ... Lambert Co ..' ... .. lills Pacific ... ,... Mis Pac Pfd ... ... Mont Ward ... .,.. Nash Motors ... .. N Y (`

entrul ... ,..

l’ncknl'tl nhltura

10 1/. nf/.

fu/ s so al 7 s

11% 2111/, 2%

13%

11%

'lit

gi?

Q :N

»“-‘§x..=.r.l<f:~.<

18 1/, 2 '/1 3 1,5

1.1

10% I3*/(1 4% 171/

11?.

:.w

5.113 7% 35%

0% 7% 11

isii 01,1

some sweet

‘ soon will vines be laden with swd

things to cot.

Soon will Mother Nature weave her

garlands fair,

greatest care:

Making earth an Eden Wvndvfflll

to see.

Like o. fresh rose-bud bursting on

its tree.

Let us all be merry now that Sprint! i is hcrc, Pack away you: troubles, sing li

.song of cheer;

Give your friends a. hand-shake,

Decking fleld'erld forest with f-11°

Par luiulir ..'. 1-sorN.l

51,1.

45% 4-I 4-1

Radio oCrp ,.. . . 5 4%

Sears Roe ... , - . 21% 10% 10“_i| South Pac . ,.. 14% 13% 1Zl’i.’. Stn\d Brands ... . 11% 1l‘_f(t 11% S rl Elec . . _ 17% 101/, 101;. S O of N .I ... ... 24 22'-Q """ Tcxlls (‘n . 11% ll'/Q

'l‘exus Glllf Sul _ .. 'l‘llll Ilnl Ilcur ,.. . U C Curb ..._ . Union Pac ,.. ... _ llniteil nCrp ... ,.. United Air ,.1 . . li G llnp ... ... 1.. Il’ S Steel ... ... » Van Steel _... _ Warrior Bros Co . _ Wes Elec ,.. . Woolworth oC ... _

111( su, 14~"1 1 lov, 53’/.1 ov, 11% lay, '_-sul 852 1’/(1 22-ii

21 *A be 1/, oi-A 12

1 11.6 30%

1!"/, 52‘.~1 0*/1 ilu. my, 281/,,

1% 2.1114, asia sap;

“I want s. return ticket. please"

said the little boy to the booking clerk in the office.

"Yes, sonny, where to?" asked

the clerk.

"Back here. of course," replied

the boy.

1% 221;, aol/,

Control Raspberry Diseases

BY USE OF CERTIFIED RASP- BERRY STOCK'

(Experimental Farms Note) The diseases affecting raspber-

ries have been studied during 11. number of years at the Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology, St. Catherines, Ontario. Prom these studies it iles been found that the most; important diseases the rasp- berry grower has to contend with are mosaic and leaf curl, which are diseases of the virus type. Plants found to be infected with these dis- eases showed reduction in yield, impaired vigour and general un- thriftlness_ It was soon evident that great losses were being sus- tained by the industry through these diseases and it was necessary to secure some means of overcom- ing or controlling them. This has been accomplished by the above institution in its development of certified raspberry stock.

The Dominion Department of

Agriculture, through its Plant Pa- thological Laboratory nt St. Ca- therines, supervises and regulates

.the production of certified rasp-

berry stock so that the purchaser of such stock is assured that it is not uni): hcuithy and vigorous, but is lin: iwsl, obtainable 'for planting purpows. Where such stock is not

greet them with e. smile,

And you'll find out after all that

1ife's worth while.

F. H~ M.

Demand for no 4 and 5 wheats st {

. the cash wheat section. Course grains _ _

Al declined in sympathy with wheat.

ITIIQ MORUGGI wllegi-no mc. qui: on-es. on WOM- MUS; on wmmrm: as

IT USED T0 D0

Linen, accordfng to Paris reports

` ..._... caan rmoss on the new collections, is a fav-

ored material for spring in b0i.ll tolims and country clothes. Goupy is one of the important houses to

a1u,='§N1° ff»a°a1'Ic:ai?.'i;1"f?»cII :1'o=ii.`i'i"’°““ it' “nd °“° °f the °“"“°°“d`

-,loo 2 reed coat; rrlrccrrl mt; ¢roclr|ing costumes in her collection ls s n Mgarlev-Malling grades- ii row 1-x‘5U-t 01' IWRVY °°m'5° "ash une" in

aw, _

1500 1495 fr” "§“; °,f_ :Q35 2"; black, tile Jacket fastened down son so so -, '

ani

the front by white incinz drawn through white rings.

walker Hiram r'rd": 0'/I °m°*°° It was about two years ago that

‘ ' cmcaoo April za.-sooml.. a number of designers employed - rushes of 'stop loss 'selling swept I 1 1 limi tim d

000k (clkihlhl little boy In the wheat and corn prices rapidly down- Ing” fm; Eng); d it; lmamgtl

_ _ , mt ‘M ward today, wheat shout tllrre cents spr.ng suis an olln D \

'pmun °w:u,' 'ummm _V 9"? '° "‘° ‘°"°" “"1 “M” cal because it mussed and wrinkled '°I.‘.......“" --... ... ... .mo M ..:i‘:.:.°.-°..»'1',=:1i°.'i..1.u.°1i.'°;..':.=x: -° --no bn in hc" °-1'

. _ . h d 1

om” but ui” Us sm, .0 Imam.. mmllta imreil |t|'s:r‘1_satl\;nai4 quality that the Frenc es gners

are using tsiiors well and retains

ell ilk.

linen are L olene, well known for

the hard-1 ‘ 1 teh a ' Y

$32,," |,?_h_°s'£.°;1‘l¥:“1|1a'iI'¢::'.;'eIt:rdsva 3:1! her sports clothes, and Vera Berea, For full information rcgardng

a“a“_,,rh.‘mm unch.. ffm, §2,,'2,:,°,§=”},,,‘f,',',T,:‘i. fstfo ’§§”,§,,§f,‘ s comparatively new house but one raspberry diseases and the ccrtifl- ‘

_ deellas- , - _ . that hs, sprung into recent prom- cation of stock, write the above oi-

' nu me ' Dolmlm whlas' illence. The latter house is using a flce or the Dominion Botoniat,

‘ying ia ase$sry to make a chic- gqw y0g|¢_ apr" 93,_.gM,,|,,| new Italian linen. very roillh and Central Experimental Farm, Otta-

used there is great danger of high percentages of mosaic and curl developing in the new planta- tion since these diseases are

I spread through suckers arising

l’rom,diseased parent plants. The inspection during the growing sea.- son of all canes for certification

purposes is e. guarantee to the pur-

lcheaer of such stock that the

plants are free of the virus dis- eases. The use of certified stock, therefore, ensures s healthy plan- tation which has o decided ad-

vantage in developing into _s pro- fitable planting, over one where ordinary stock has been used.

There is one point in the use of

certified raspberry stock, however. which growers should keep in mind. Certified stock is not lm- mune to disease and may readily develop either mosaic or leaf curl if planted Ill close proximity to diseased bushes. The diseases are spread from such bushes into the new planting by the agency of sucking insects, It is strongly _ re- commended, therefore, whcrcver possible, to plant certified stock at least 820 feet from nearby wild or cultivated raspberries as this

hnt said sssrrn o rs s eitsfreslmessagw aes ,will minimize the amount of

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spread winch might occur from auch sources.

mm,” _ vim* ¢l°l°4 wut- H, ,_ M' Cl' psttermgl w;i.h s herringbone line. ws, for copies of Dominion nc- ! __ ,,`m*_ "ur hm” _ » ~ gg chanel may also be_ ded to this partment of Agriculture Pamph- N ’ ’ I 'I . . * ' . - f '

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Throughout the varied experience of the past 63 years, with their successive booms and depressions, The Royal Bank of Canada has made steady progress to established strength. _

,Today, with 881 branches, The Bank serves every part of Canada, assists Canadian business in foreign lands, and has long been recognized as one of the

THE iLOYAL BANK QFCANADA

Capitol $35,000,000 Reserves $39,155,106 Assets over $750,000,000

-G. O. Chamberlain, Dominion "He’s your first cousin, ien't he? which Freddie was ver); 10116-` “I Laboratory of Plant Pathology, St. said the old lady to six year old had two cousins before he will Catherines, Ont. Freddy, alluding to a new baby of bom."

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lver 400 ft. long. Beam 61 fi. Dis- »|acemcnt 10,000 ions. Speed 22 .nols. Stateroom accommodations 'or 750 first class passengers-14 DeLuxe rooms with double or win beds end private baths. 70 spe- ial rooms with f/4 beds and Pull- uan folding uppers, private show- 'rs and toilets. Trans-Aliantic 'uxnrics. Terrace Ball Room, in :bony and silver. The great blue

.nd iold Dining Hall. Elizabethan 3mo ing Room. Music Room. Library. Glaesed-in shelter decks. Spacious promenade decks.

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EXCURSION ROUND TRIP

Tnod for this ah occasion. Snll from 'rlne jnhn, iednesdny, May 4, 7130 Nl. (Atlantic Standard Time). Due aaron I0130 next momlng. Returning, :uve Iloston,Thurndny, May 5, ur Mon- lay, May 9 5 P.M. (Daylight Time).

Due Saint ,Iohss 9130 next morning.

Music by Al Donahue and his famous Hotel Bermudiana concert and dance orchestra.

Regular Direct Service Between Saint John and Boston Will Bc

Lv. SAINT JOHN (Reids Point Wharf) _ ‘ `

Tue.~I"ri. 7:30 P.M. (Atlantic Time)

Due BOSTON

Wed.-Sat. 10:30 A.M. (Daylight Saving Time)

Lv. BOSTON (India Wharf, So. Side) _

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Due SAINT .I OHN _

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Staterooms good for 2 persons, as low as $1.50.

Automobiles accompanied by passengers for as IiltIo` as $7.50 One Way-812 Round Trip.

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