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ANNOUNCEMEN

wishes to announce that he has taken over the practice of

"an g Company. Charknd under the name of

D. F. ARCIIIBALD Chartered Accountant

B. COM.. C. A.

Accountants, and will practise

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IWSTOCK QUOTA TIONS“

New York Stock Exchange

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AIM.‘ 311;; Dul't'll(‘>.(‘l Silti! .| WANTED — E X PE R l E N (,1; y) Goodrich _ 38': 37". L-ll0-i-7-29-3l. Tmwher rm- Smnhom, schuoL Al} Goodyear Tire 40".» 40-‘. __,....__- f _, P1)’ RM’ C1111‘. Secretary‘. GL No PM 51"‘ 5.0.x‘ P’ H 1 W t d L""”"7'29-3'- '.*i.‘.'.‘.’23.°§‘ C“ 1M . . . -. .- ,. fi-» ' Fcnl-lll “F P,“ 0.0.9 ._ M ' I; " Int Harvest/cl" 114". 11s’. = ' ' "" "" _ ~ | nt Tl Tl 12 11'- -I.\I'.\IIIDIATEI.Y MAID. ..-. en “ten ' JdllllseMall Co l ._ _ nlnzxirnn.V__L51076-7-28-3i. COULD NOT A NINE YEAR 0'0 Dlflgilllfgiilfill/Ry 61 60% C Canadian firnl lnanufv-t -i '1' \ ‘ . - .1». . . I IMMEDIATELY ("n ‘ g V _ . _ ul .ng -0!) Mont Wdld 63 1. 62 nlalllTllrcllsa-lvrlrk. Allhly‘ Box 4Q’: M: holme necessltleslnteresf qual fled Murray Co 13'.’ 13 '5 vfie-speople? Maintenance of 111.: N Y central 40's 391..

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H. K. S. liEMMllid

REM. ISTATE AGENT S8 Grellt (leorge Street Tel. 1576

There is an active immed- iate ilrlllllilil for llouses to Rent at from $12.00 to $20.00. lie Liali tnvncrs to list their liftiiivliivs with us at once as ne i1.iv<- a number of tenants uniting to be satisfied.

\l'e also have several would he [iiil'(‘llii.\(’I'§ for houses ll from Sliitltlto $4000.

liOlAl-Js '1‘0 RENT Enrol: BRICK noosdao rmnm. iiot water heated. Sllbillile for boarding house. 50...». I

IWO HOUSES, KING square, 8 and l0 rooms. 8171.00 and $35.00. In excel- lent order.

1\I'.-\ii'l‘iiIi:lN'l'S TO LET TWO AI‘AR'I‘1\II-IN'I‘S, FITZ- rny Street East, $30.00 and $411.00. I-‘l'li.\'l. lilfil) 6 ITO U M llllliflillCllt, Fitzroy Street. $153.00.

TWO APART ‘l ‘, FITZ- ro_v Street West, $37.50 and 515.00. All of the above healed and very comfort- ullie.

S FOR. SALE

l2 noon noose‘. urrm Prince Street, $1800.00.

TWO ADJOINING HOUSES on Orlcbar Street, $500.00.

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DOUILE TENEMENT, ELM Avenue, $1800.00. 6 Rooms each side.

Three Bungalows- Felling Street, $3650.00 Upper Prince, $2300.00 Upper Prince, $1300.00

TEN ROOM HOUSE ON Euston Street. 2 separate Apartments. Steam heated. Sun-porch. Large Double Garage. A good invest- ment.

——-—-—_\ EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, 92 , Upper I-Iillsboro Street. Sun- Pvfflh. Balcony. Garage, large Lot. Ideal location. Beautiful grounds with valuable perennial flowers and shrubs. Can be seen by tllnphoning to Mrs. D. C. Schunman. Phone 108. Price an application to this of- co.

APARTMENT TO LET

FURNISHED G II. O U N I) Floor Apartment. Heated. Dundas Esplanade. ‘i rooms. $60.00. Electric washer Qnd all modern conveniences.

Ideal location. chore fronl. Same apartment, unfurnish- ed. $50.00.

VACANT LOTS FOR. SALE

ELEVEN LOTS ON UPPER. Prince Street. $300.00 to $500.00

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BUILDING IDT, IUSTON

“Pfd. at n reasonable cc.

FARM FOR SALE

FARM AT ARGYLE snoas, o ""8- In first class con- dition and with full equip- ment. One of the but p“. lmll" in that locality. ffrticulars on application.

Fears 01?. filTlnTnFilT-s. ‘$24 acres fronting on t)“; west side of the Mt. Ed-

Ird Rand within 2 miles of Charlottetown and on the "llln Waler line. Land in '

°°'l condition and under

x cnltivatlmg

"Psllllfrlm" quality with lowerl prices created Fnmilex reputatlorul _ 0 active men earn their living; ll1 reserved districts of 1.000 fam- llies Our success 1 depends on theirs. More consume-rs create de- mand for retails. $25. brings complete DlYfiipFllv nnrl 50'] rm- cash. No risk. Succeed or return goods. Ambitious men ask for free catalogue. Fnlnllex Products Cnm_ Dilly- 570 St. Clement Street, nt l.-¢4.)

or 9'1 e ma SALE—TWO 103s DODGE Coupes. Nash Motor Sales Co.

L-l047-7-27-3l.

FOR. ‘sau: NEW " Majssric Range practleallv new at a bar- Gain. Apply Mrs. Glover, Mal- reque Road. L-1070-7-28-29-3l.

ioiFfsiiEfr/SERKTFFAF)

Range in good condition. App'y Box 464 or Phone 289-1, Summer_ __slde. r L-l054-7-28-2i.

FOR SALE — A SQUARE PIANO Chicker 11g. Apply Guardian. m L-17ll0-7-29-2i;

FOR SALE-A IQUE MELOD- ian. etc. 194 Prince St. AfL-10B6-7-28-3l.

FOR SALE-YOUNG MILK cow. Apply Ray Curr. Slanhope

FOR SALE - SIX ROOM FUR- nished Cottage. one acre land, ex- cellent bathing beach at Orwell Cove. Brush Wharf. Apply R. E. Muteh, Charlottetown

L-l386-6-1

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noolvls T0 LET—16 orran

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'-:'055-T-?"-3'.~. TO LET — NEWLY DECORATED 7 roomed house with bath, pipe- lsss furnace. Apply No l3 Spring __P_is_r_k_ Road. 1. 1100- -20-a1 s a

'ro LET-HEATED FLAT, six moms. Upper Prince. All conven- iences. Immediate or September ist rental. Apply "J" Guardian.

L-10l9-7-23-24-26-28 9-31.

TO RENT-NEW SIX ROOM Apartment with Sun Porch, at Dundas Apartments, Dundns Es- planade. This is a particularly at- tractive Apartment beautifully situated west side overlooking Harbour. Rent $55.00 per month, including Janitor Services. Also two six room Apartments nt Riverside Apartments, Water St. Rent $42.50 per month with Jani- tor Services. Apply DcBlois Brothers, 45-4'1 Queen Street.

L-1054-7-24-27-29-3l-8-3-5-7-10.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — MAN FOR. ..FARM work. Gordon Ross. Carleton siding. L-l057-7-27-3i

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto and Montreal - Stocks closed lower.

New York-Stocks lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat 1-4 cent low- er to s. cent higher.

New York-Cotton and rubber lower; coffee and sugar steady.

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lave two ways! Did you ever con-

lldcr the fact that only $20.00 per

month Isn't amounts to $2400.00 ill

ten years. and interest added very much more.

This is absolutely necessary. own a lot, pay for it. and have a deed. and the building part is easy t0 finance.

One way to save is to secure a I01 to build. The second way to save ls-

wc are offering to the first reliable party purchasing a building lot from

10% discount off our very ""8 9'4"‘ VON CLURE GAY. Upper Prnee Street.

this date to August thirty-first. a mxchange easy-

Charlottetown- L-IMO-‘l-fl-I-SO.

Natl Bi-euit

N11. Cash Register 34

New York N H 4% 4". Nor Am C0 28'. .

Nor Pac 20“. 20'. Pnck Mot 9'1. 9 Paramuont 22". 22's Penn R R. 38"’. 38'.- Phillip Morris 92 93 Phillip Pct. Co 62% 60'. Postal Tel Tel

Public Serv N J 43% 435.’. Pure Oil C0

Radio Co 9'4 9 Radio K O ‘ 83's 8'4 Sears Roe Co 93’.- 94 Shell Union Oll C0

Southern Pacific 43% 47% Std Oil Ind .

Std Oil N J 71"‘.- 70 Stude C0 13W 13% Texas Co 64's 63". United Aircraft 29 30'“. Unlted Corp 6'1. 6'4. United Drrg 12% 12's United us Imp 14 14 U S Rubber 58 “i 587i. U S Steel Co 116 114% U S Ind Al 33% 32".- Vanadiuln 29 29 Warner Bros 14".’. 14'.’ We’, Union 50 48-". West All‘ Brake 41’; 41".

\Vestin'_'h0llsE Elec 153 151 I Woolworth 49*’.

Livestock

(By The Canadian Press) MONTREAL. July 28-—I-Iog prices increased to $12.75 rail gradc.$9.90 weighed off ears and $9.50 off trucks. Sows were unchanged at

$8.05 rail grade and $6.65 off trucks. Other kinds 0f livestock held steady.

Steers sold up to $7.50 and but-g

cher cows up to $4. Cutters made s2 to $2.75 and canners from $2 down. Bulls went at. $4.

Good lambs went at $8.25 while calf prices were not quoted.

Produce Prices

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, July 28 — Butter

tended to ease on Montreal open produce markets today while pots- toes also went. lower and eggs held firm. Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted nominally at. 32 cents a dozen for grade A-lnrge 30 for A-medlum, 23 1-2 for B- large and 2i for C.

Butter was quoted at 26 1-2 to 27 cents a pound for carlots 0r less of No. 1 while lots to retail- ers were 28 for solids and 28 1-2 for prints.

Cheese wns quoted at 15 to 15 l-8 cents a pound for Ontarlos with Quebecs at 14 1-2 to 3-4.

Potatoes: New Que. Whites No. l. 80's .70; No. 2 80s .55 to .60.

Grain

(By The Associated Press)

OHICAGO,_-luly 28-Wlth con- siderable buying based on war de- velopments in the far east, wheat prices late today scored a maxi- mum upturn of 4 1-4 cents a bu- shel.

A majority of wheat handlers. however, indicated that the"! had been relatively little new export business in North American wheat wclay, for the time being. Eur- open"; apparently refused to fol- low price npturns, and bulges in values applied chiefly to July 0°"- tracts in which speculative deal-

(l d today.

mllahgteclosed unchanflfid '0 41‘: cents higher. July 1.24 to 1.26 3- . Bop, 1.1a a-a m l-a. Dec. 1.00 1-8 .0 3-3, corn 2 3-8 of! m l-i up. sq), 07 1-2 to 5-3, Dec. 12, and oats at 3-8 down to l-B advance.

Finance

(By The Associtsed Press! NEW YORK. July Bil-Foreign Great Britain de- mnnd 4.91 s-s, 4m a-s. 4.97 l-fl: m...” but; $4.96 1-3; France de- mend, 3.74 s-a; mlv H0 1-4: Belgium. 10.88 9-4: Gem»! 4°39- Osnnda l I48

FINANCIAL NEWS BRIEFS

(Received over rt-fielu and Co: PIIVHW it ire;

MONTREAL, July 28-Power Corporation-June power produc- tion of six companies in power 1555151) up 15.65 per cent over June

North American (Jo-Net earn- ings for 12 months ended June equal w $2.01 a share up from $2.52 in previous year,

Canadian Nickel and C0pper— For 5 month to end of May nickel production at 90.4 million pounds up 31.6 per cent and Copper 201 million pounds up 15.4 pet cent over corresponding 1936 period,

TORONTO. July 28-M¢Vit,t,ig Graham-Holding controlling in- {crew in the Shaver MeGarry pro- Peri)’. Larder Lake. adjoining the Cllestervllle has completed 5 Diam- ond drill holes. A5 yet the drilling has given nothing definite and it is the llk0ly intention of the Con- m-ll management to complete close to 10.000 feel of drilling before de- termining the extent. of possibjl- itlc- and the future undertaking. The structlue has been encourag- mg.

B. and B. Royalties-Jt is under- stood this lvell 1s being acldized

today. Among the large t royalty holders which would start to bene- fit from an improvement in flow are Gaimont l5 per cent. Vulcan 10 per cent, A, P. C. 8 per cent and United, Commonwealth and Mac- Dollgall Segur.

g Canadian Industrial Alcohol-It; 1. expected that any consideration of a cash dividend must await the end of the ‘meal year September 30. Substantial better results in the current year have led to expecta- tion of a distribution but of course, this is a matter that directors must decide upon next fall when figures for the full year are available be- fore them. Cash position is being steadily’ built up as a result of the liquidation of the companys Am- erican Inventory Stocks.

WINNIPEG, July 28—F'air and moderately warm weather ha: pre- vailed in the Canadian West. T0- days forecast Manitoba and Sask.

Fair and moderately warm. Al- berta part cloudy and warm, light showers. Reports from widely sep- arated parts of Manitoba on Tues- day told of severe crop damage by Army Worms with oats being the chief sufferer but wheat and bar- ‘ icy also coming under attack. Var- ious official reports yesterday showed that stem rust si spreading rapidly clear across Manitoba. Statements issued both by Domin- ion Rust Research Labatory and the Minister of Agriculture for the Province told of alarming advance of rust in fields of Marquis and Ceres but Thatcher is holding out against the plague. Fields of wheat which are not yet cut and have two or three weeks to go will be hard hit, it is said.

MONTREAL, July 28—Ontar1o ‘ Steel Product;—Advised Montreal stock Exchange July 20 the Pfd Dividend declaration paying the‘ arrears in full hould have been l6 per cent and not 17 3-4 per cent as reported.

Dominion Steel and Coal-Share- holders to meet August 12 to con- sider increase of $2.000,000 in aulh- I orized company's capitalization in connection with purchase follow- ing four United States Steel Cor- poration Subsidiarles in Ontario. Canadian Steel Corporation. Oji- bay, Canadian Bridge Co. Ltd. Walkervillc, Essex Terminal Rall- way Co., and Canadian Steel lands Dosco will now enter steel field as maker and distributor of finished products.

C. N. Ira-Net revenue for June $435188 up from $9,442 last June fir‘t six months net $6.6 million 11D nearly 170 per cent over like 1936 period.

Dominion Foundries-Operating near capacity to date this year. Financial Counsel reports unoffic- lal gstimates of $4 per share on New Stock as against $2.49 previous year.

Ford of Canula—l"inanclal Coun- sel reports estimated earnings of $3 a share for i937 which com- pares with $2.02 in 1936.

lIRlJP _itEPORT

Below will be found a brief synopsis of telegraphic reports re- ceived at the Head Office of the Bank of Montreal from it branches. Our Managers have knowledge of each local situation and are in touch with crop conditions in all sections of the districts mentioned.

GENERAL

In the Prairie Provinces during the past week rains varying from light showers to torrential down- pours have been received over most of Alberta and in many points in Saskatchewan and Man- itoba. As a consequence crop pro- spects have improved in some sec- tions of Alberta and the moisture should relieve the feed situation in parts of Saskatchewan. In Manl- toba wheat is headed and filling rapidly. In Quebec good yields of the staple crops are in prospect, climatic conditions continuing to be favourable to growth and mois- ture plentiful. In Ontario crops in general have made satisfactory pro- gross to date. and harvesting of n good average crop of fall wheat is now general. In the Maritime Provinces fine and moderately warm weather has continued dur- ing the past week and conditions generally are favourable to grow- ing crops. In British Columbia crops generally are doing well. there having been a continuance of favourable weather, with mois- turc satisfactory for the present. Details follow:

PRAIRIE PROVINCES

Alberta - Heavy rains in north- ern and west central portions ex- cept the Peace River district have greatly improved the condition of wheat and coarse grains. The pre-

cipitation was received too late to benefit the east central and south- east sections, except the Lethbridge area, where additional rains are required to assure the crop. Ir- rlgated crops are in favourable

condition. The feed situation gen- erally is considerably improved. Saskatchewan _ While the rain-

fall should improve the feed situa- tion ln the southern, central and west-central districts, the wheat crop in this area is beyond re- covery. In the northeast, where some good stands still remain. and also in the east-central area. pre- cipitation was, light or entirely lacking and good rains are requir- ed immediately. Manitoba —Crops over most of the province are pro- gressing satlsfactorily. Rain has fallen ln some districts, but in the northwestern section further seri- ous deterioration has occurred from drought. Rust infection is fairly widespread. but damage is not. seri- ous at present. Some hall dam- age has occurred in a part of the northern district.

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC

Eastern Townships and Ottawa Valley -- All grains are progress- ing favourably and heading out nicely. Potatoes and other root crops are making good progress The yield of canning peas is vari- able but. as with tomatoes. is ex- pected to be up to average Fod- der corn is growing well. The hay crop is spotty but should average satisfactorily. Rains have retarded

cutting operations. Pastures are

MINING

(By The Canadian Press)

TORONTO, July 28—Mlnes and western oils weakened narrowly on the Toronto exchange today.

Losses of 5 to 15 cents were showing at the close for Calgary- Edmonton, Okalta, Vulcan and Foothills.

Changes in the gold share prices were mainly narrow. Kerr-Addi- son dropped 12 cents. McVittie 8. and Toburn and Wright Hargreav-

Montreal

Stock Exchange"

’ by Pitfield I O0.

( . members of Montreal Stitch

Exchange and Curb Market)

es 10 cents each. Macassa held a. gain of 15 cents and fractional gains were boarded for Holllnger and Dome. McIntyre declined a

in good condition. Tobacco plants

are showing good growth. Wild and cultivated berries are plenti- ful and apples and other fruits are developing satisfactorily. Lower St. Lawrence and Lake Saint John District — All crops 100k promis- ing and are making satisfactory progress under favourable weather conditions, I-lnying has commenced and a good average yield is looked for. Pasturage is excellent. Pota- toes and other root. crops are pro- mlslng. Berries and small fruits are plentiful.

PROVINCE OF ONTARIO

Rains in northern sections have improved prospects there and pas- turage has been benefited. Exces- sive rainfall in southwestern coun- ties has caused some damage on low lands. A good average yield of fall wheat is expected. Oats and barley are promising but some lodging has occurred. Rool crops. com and beans are making favour- able progress. Storing of n heavy yield of fair quality hny is about completed. Pasturage remains in excellent condition. Peaches and early apples are promising. Bur- ley and black varieties of tobacco' in Kent and Essex counties are showing adverse effects from ex- cessive moisture, The pl'f‘S(‘llt con- dition of flue cured tobacco in Norfolk, Elgin, Oxford and Brant counties indicates a normal yield of good quality leaf and an early harvest. --

MARITIME PROVINCES

Grains are making good prn- gress. Potatoes for the most part! are promising; other root crops nre in good condition. Rains in a few i localities are retarding the har- vesting of a bountiful hay crop. Pastures are good. A heavy applel crop is expected. Wild and cul- tivated berries sre plentiful and prospects for other fruits are satis- factory.

PROVINCE OF‘ BRITISH (XILUMBIA

Grains are making gond pro- gress. l-laying is well advanced and the cut is heavy and of good qual- ity. Raspberries are more plenti- ful than last year. Root-s and vegetables are progressing Sell-fl- factnrilv. Early potatoes are mov- ing to market ln quantity. Field tomatoes are ripening fast and a large crop is expected. Hops are a heavy crop. ‘Free fruits are siz- ing well and the following yields are now indicated: Apples and

peaches 95'! of average. pears 90'? apricots 8V1, plums and prunes 'r'r to vcrd. Water for irrigation is plentiful.