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PICKET GOLF COURSE WELLINGTON. N. Z.,-Demand- lug on increase of seven cents a rwud. caddies n1 the Mirnmar Golf (‘Iub [zickotod gates to the course ulicu t-Iub officials ordered them off ihc links. They were getting 43 cents :1 round.

AN INDIVIDUAL SERVICE

Since no two pair of eyes are alike, no one pair oi’ lenses can bring the same hoped for relic! to two per- zions. An eye examination is individual. Great accuracy is demanded, and results are secured by the um oi In- struments that can be de- pended upon to n-vcal eon- ditions exactly as they exist.

G. F. H utcheson h

ECONOMY I It is cheaper to buy the BEST COAL

Phone 583 for a trial order o! Diummout‘ or Shore.

Hughes &,Edmonlis

llrofessionalw Bards

IEGAN & c0.

Chartered Accountants

I40 Richmond Street i Phone 41. l’. O- B0! l3-

McLeod & Bentley W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. [Barristers and Attorneys-at-IAI MONEY Tt_)_i._qi_\_u

M. ALBAN FARMER

BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. ETC MONEY TO LOAN

Bank of Canada Bldl- Charlottetown

Alex. W. Matheson

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Morning Stock Letter

(Received over Pitfield and Co's Private Wire) NEW YORK, Jan. 21—The Lon- don market is firm this morning including

stock. After a long conference in Washington yesterday between Sec- Yellfy Perkins and General Mot- °l5 exwulllffi-i. no definite an- nouncement was made of any pro- sress. Dividend meetings today are Louisville and Nashville, Sim- mons Company. and U. s. Pipe and Fmlfldry. Sears Roebuck will re- enter the tractor field some time this summer. The undertanding is

ture the machines. In spite of the l fact that there is no overnight settlement of the General Motors situation and in vew of the action today.

TORONTO. Jan. zi-Darkwater —Shafts at Derkwater has reach- ed depth of about 380 feet and depth of 375 feet. has reached depth of slightly over 300 feet. officials reporting noth-

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TORONTO. Jan. 21--McI.ntyre

SUNGLO JIREEDING RATION. 1N CUBE OR MEAL FORM, IS

)W AVAILABLE AT YOUR NEARES’ DEALER.

Mortgage Sale

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NOTICE-S

Our Stores will close every

evening except Sat. at 6 p.m.l ‘

GEORGE STEWART N. AUBREY CUTCLIFF

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At Cape Traverse, desirable dweli- ' ing, born and garage. Conveniently located. Near Churches, School, Store, etc. All in good condition. Electrically lighted. Apply to MRS. KENNETH CAMERON, Capo Traverse.

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For Sale _

lwnnl-zn ' GOODS or EVERY description. mailed in plain urBP- = per, postpaid by us. Write for] mail order catalogue, suvinil 59 l percent. P. O. Box 91, Dept. W-lll. Rliomilion. Ontario. 840-1-11-121-

STAMPED BUGS. ALL DESIGNS. Island views and homes a spec" iaity. Mrs. West, Newton Cross.

t? . L-2946-i-21i-3i.

TWO SECOND HAND RADIOS,

reconditioned and real bargains. Cash or credit. 9 Park Terrace-

J- E. Oamhum-free trial for two days. b2950-V1-22-3i. _T0

T" LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. Also part of furnished house. Central. ADnly Guardian.

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{till Rozt of 800 lamillm. Write teddy: Ruwicighs. Dept. MIL-l

no-aA-M. Millllmli w‘

Porcupine—Deve1opment in lower

good. Operating co ts are up some- what, resulting from deep develop-

that. Graham Paige will manufac- ‘ 000 monthly during 1936.

of the London market we would level. expect a firm and active opening l

. cast of J. M. Consolidated has un-

station is being cut for level at. tion of 12 feet. averaging $12.

Frderal Kirkland-Diamond drill . Operation in April 0n a

horizons of mine are continuing uous ore has been indicated aver-

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merit» work. Income from invest. merits are higher.

Madsen Red Lake-Company en.

international issues. “larging plant. Electric power will Warner Bros. eXpects to one; new not.

be available until June or

July. Central Manitoba-During the fourth quarter 9.183 tons were

treated average $13.12 per ton com- P81!!! Willi 8.802 tons. average $11.- 73 per ton.

Falconbridge NlclreL-Thi, mgnth treating at rate of 40.000 tons of ore compared with average of g5’-

Sylvanite Gold-Officials cou- sider that downward extension of north ore body picked up at 3,000

MacAulay Property-As miles covered remarkable new gold showings, drilling outlining at least two len es. One hole gave a sec-

Sigma—New mill had been in 300 ton (lolly rate. Ore results in drifting to the end of October at 100. 225.

ing of importance intersected a5 .350, and 475 foot levels gave 5.534

feet in ore out of 8.675 advanced wirh an average width or s24 feet

ITEMS FROM THE NORTHERN l an uncut grade of $12.32 and a, out, MINER

grade of $9.13 per ton. Since Oct-

ober some further ore length has i

been added principally on the fourth level. where 650 of contin-

aging $21 over a. drft. width oi 7 feet.

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Currencies

MONTREAL, Jan. 21 - (C?) — Pound sterling declined 7-32 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges I0- doy to 4.90 11-16. The French franc remained unchanged at 4.67 cents while the United States dollar ad- vanced 1-32 to 3-32 premium.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal- Indust- rial stocks steady.

Toronto Mines-Golds and oils higher: base metals lower.

New York-Stocks closed higher.

Winnipeg-Wheat 7-8 to i-t higher.

New York-cotton higher; sugar lower.

NEW YORK CIIIIB

(Canadinn Pun)

oats, bag 90 lbs. $3.65; hay, No. 2,

Sioeltl .... Clone Amt-r (‘you B- 34% Ann-r Gun Eli-t-

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Atloo (‘ow 17% t‘on ilnrconl

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[HE CHARLOTIETOWN GUARDIAN

$7,000,000 Nova Scotia Light and Power Company

Limited

First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds, 4% Series due 1957

n» be dated March m. 1981. 1M to “we lard: 1n. 1951. Principal and semi-annual interest (Mord n: and September lat) payable in lawful money of Canada at Halifax, Charlottetown, Saint John, Quebec, Montreal, mm“ “nnuv Hwllmmv “@3595 whlmlleg- Relllmvca-lkarl‘. Edmonton, Vancouver or Victoria. Coupon bonds, dfinm-l-l-lllwl $1.009. Ind $590» "m! Pfivl-lttl! 01 registration as to principal. Redeemable at the option of the CWIPIHY ll a whole or in part, at any time prior to maturity, on thirty days’ notice, at a premium of 5% ifmdeemed on o! before March 1st, 1938; the premium thereafter decreasing ‘A of 1% each year unfil March 1st, 196G, and fliarmftanhbaiatpromiunuin eadausowitharn-uedmmrastTnistaezThefiaswmTmatComaanmflaliggis,

CAPITALIZATION (Giving dim t» this financing)

1'4 Va Series dllC 1957, tllifl 168116. Zlmdudin‘ the Balm d an additiond $ILOGI pa: vying,

Authorized Outstanding First: MortgageBomh . .................-.-... ' 310000000 6% Cumulative Preference Shares . .. n”... .. .. $5,000,000 2,000,000} Ordinary Shares, of no parvaiiue ............... 50,000 shares 34.523 shame

‘Additional bonds may be issue‘! subject ho the restrictive pfOVL-ltnq. ,,- (in. Tm,‘ neat

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We offer these bonds for delivery if, as and when lkstwd and reccived by us and a-labject to approval of legal matters in connection ‘with the issue by Messrs. Stewart, Smith, lac-Keen i Rogers, of Bola/oz, and Messrs. Stairs, Dixon & Clazton, of Montreal.

Price: 99 and accrued interest, to yield about 4.07%

For more complete information refer tn the oflcriug circular. ct-pic- of Q

Royal Securities Corporatio

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" " fordelioeryalorabouldlar&ifl,j Subject to approval of the Ilozird of ctllllllil>>ltlil 0f Public Utilities for the

Province 0i Nova Scotia

which we shall be pleased to furnish promptly upon request.

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‘ MONTREAL. Jan. 21 — (CF) — Wheat, Nor. No. 2 $1.32, barley, C. W. No. 3 .90, oats, feed, No. 1 .60, No. 2 .59, oats, C.W. No. 3 .61. Flounspring wheat. patentsflrstsj $7.40, seconds $7.00. bakers 80.90;, winter wheat patents, choice $5.70‘ to $5.80; white corn $6.50. l

Bran, ton $34.25; shorts. ton‘ ~

835.35; middlings, ton $37.25; rolleu

per ton, carlots $9.

Cheese. Ontario 1R to .13 1-4.

Butter. .25 l-2 to .2...

Eggs in cation». A-iargc .29; A- medium 26; A-pullets .25; B-largel .27; C .24 to .25. l

Potatoes: P. E. I. No. 1 Mts. 90’sl $1.90. N.B. No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.45.‘ Que. No. l Mts. 80's $1.35. ;

MONTREAL. Jan. 21 — (CP) — Egg prices eased xiarrowiy on Con- . adian commodity exchange prod- uce section today. ,

Butter spun-Que. regraded 25' 3-4. traded; Que. buyers-inspection 25 34o; Que. fresh buyers-inspec- tion 24 3-411.

Cheese spbt—unquoted.

Eggs spot-Ont. A-iarge 35a; A-

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sales 2.870.004). TORONTO, Jan. 2l-—lCP)—The

golds and the oils set. the pace for

lthe Toronto mining section today

‘ and, although the base metals 1o.-

’ lsome ground, both exchange index

groups recorded gains. Volume was heavy at 2.870.000 shares.

The oils shifted about over quite a wide range and in the finalstage lost some of their gains under pro- fit-taldng. Foothills touched a new high at 2.95 and closed at 2.85 for a net. gain of 25 cents.

Pickle crow was a feature of the golds. gaining 20 cents to 8.70 in heavy trading. Peri-on advanced l9. Preston 12, Read-Authler 15 and Wright Hargreaves 15.

O'Brien churned about and clos- ed unchanged and Paymastcr was sold at a net drop of 8 cents w 1.26.

Soft spots in the base metals were Sudbury Basin. Sherritt. Waite-Amulet, Pend Oreille, Ven- tures, Aldermac and Chromium.

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates:

At. Moutrea1—Pouud 4.90 11-16; franc 4.67; U.S. dollar 1.00 3-32.

At. New York—Pound 4.90 1-81 franc 4.66 1-4; Canadian dollar .99 29-32.

dollar 21.43 3-4 frx. Canadian dol- lar 21.42 1-4 fr.

dollar 59.43 cts; Canadian dollar 59.39 cts.

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4 ‘Members of “antral Stock Exchange

nnd Montreal Curb Market)

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WESTMORELAND

At Paris-Pound 105.15 fit; U.S.‘

In gold-Pound 11s. lid; u. SH

land school to a large and 119911313‘ iatlve audience. The SCNOOlTOOm was taslily decorated for the oc-

; casion.

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, Henderson. _ ped with all modern conveniences and improvomt-nts.

Mir. Bert J. Trowsdale in his us- ual callable manner presided over the following programme.

Chorus: The Christmas Welcome by the pupils. _ '

Welcome, by seven 171119115- _

Solo: Iu Grandma's Day.by Lois MacVittie.

Monologue: Santa Claus, by Law- non Oakes.

Pantomime: Good Santa Claus.

Recitation: Christmas Gifts, by Frank Munroe.

Drill: Christmas Stockings.

Song: The Christmas Day, by four bOYs. _

Dialogue: The Day After Christ- mas.

Recitation: A htistake. by Ed- vvard Jackman.

Chorus: Old Santa Claus, by the pupils. _ Monologue: Christmas Shopping. by Lois MacVittie.

Instrumental music. W Lawson Oukes and Boyd Wilson.

Topsy Turvy Drill.

Pantomime: Christmas Eve. Recitation: The Les-on, by Pearl French.

Solo: Merry Christmas Day, by Morey Macvittie.

Dialogue: The Strike Claus Land.

Comic song: The Gloomy Gloops.

in Santa

The roads being pooxywhile wiazb ing for the arrival oi Santa. iht teacher favored the iluflilrliffi a reading which was entered. - ta then made his appearance a distributed gifts and candy to 1 t pupils from a well laden. Curr-t- mas tree. The teacher was zht the

recipient 0f many gifts from pupils. I The chairman coiled on M1‘.

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Moore to auction the box sale of which realized a net ». for school improvements.

At. the tlOllClllfllOll, a thanks was tendered Miss Dorothy Mayne, she fittingly replied.

Tea was then served and eats enjoyed b_\' all tars-sun. which the singing oi ti: Anthem brought the evening close.

INSURE ‘VOMEN ATHLETES

VICTORIA. N. Z.-The Victorian Women's Amateur Sports Council

has arranged an insurance 1min tot pay

women athletes. Players um) 52.50 a veal" are curried to mt or dental work and S5 ‘a w > 26 weeks ii mliued and unzllnc work.

WARWICK LIQIIIDATES DEBT

BIRMINGHAM. Ens‘ 527.000 ha.- been Warwlckslilre Count)‘

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This house is the property of It is up-to-date

For further particulars

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SCHOOL CONCERT l

22nd. a very fine programmc wa> lgiven by the pupils of Westmoro-

, On Tuesday evening. Dcwmb“?