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'!L\lUAR§f 25./ 1937
5- -f- - -~~~ ~ _ THE CHARl,0'I"I`F'I`OWN GUARDIAN 1
TURNO CADILLAC -STOCK UOTA TICNS
A low-priced s ec l t' - '
_ P u a we opportunity '_ T ' I ” '
in anrattractilre location }
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50'/ 7710#/u-oy 0
D/ill _ '
5,;c 196-Zllc 35;;
BUY AT TODAYS MARKET
Woods Reade & -Company
Sunimerside
Phone 166
Orders Executed on all Exchanges
_ temperatures have risen in Cali-
. and consequently we would 1.1¢;
$1.95 $10.00 for an irregular
Charlottetown
Phone 1477
_L
Strong spots. Metropolitan are in-
terpreting the Preri.ient's remarks
CUHCGFYIIUK the strike situation as
a rebuke to Lewis rather than the
General Motors Corpn_ Copper
Stocks acted better yesterday as
did also the oils. Both these
s1‘0l1D'>. we bell
market with some
iornia and in flood mea; snow md
cold have taken the place of rain
and waters have begun to recede.
There is no special news this mom-
ing which would help the market
eve. can work power delivery 27 per cent.
1-_
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' (Received over Pltfleld and Cod higher, s_____|_.
Private Wlrel I MONTREAL, Jan. 23_'r1i - “”"_
¢4plLL4C - ap/EN New YORK. Jan. za-Mr. Knud- ,sen crriiiiae-Acco.-.img to  Hr" _“Trl 
is . _ , 1 __ (Supplied by Pit-lleld & C0.. lsr-uziliuii --_
Sen, President of General Motors, eral Manager success hug been H,,,,_.k ,pk ui.
arrived in Detroit this mowing had in locating on the 600 mot member: of Montreal Stock B __ __:_w A
_ 1 - and will try to start production in level in the west, the downward Emma" md curb Muket) Hmm [Wd tv
the plants affected by the strike. extension of the high grade stopes'   lu- 2~".
'_1`here isdbetter news conceriuiig on the 150 foot level." Production "_°_ 111.. (wir l~_'.l__ __-""-
_ ~ he con it Ons throughout the f D be 1'.864 . ..» » .,.. Vo" "1" ",'. _"' * .
TU RNO ` ¢°unt1'v. According to Dow Jones. villa s1eac_iII:| 1; rgozemberfogelzirlge f§{,,“I‘-‘,§‘§," I'.‘II,”._'I l'i7|"f'; _-my lf_§_dA‘_‘§I "'_.~., 7".
A ber average grade was 55:10 per A... lr... Pr __l{§f~‘. _}=_i__f/S. .un |_'..~» ‘fi ljirl
C D”-UIC ton compared with sooo ..ver..ge -}{“ .,‘.§_‘;".,.__, "'1“ "'/" '=§,"_-j_'_‘_'_"“' ';.:__ 
Isince mill opened in late May 1936. §\.'.I \\',.|.-l- -_-:og 21?-. ,,j`I,‘ |»|.,w 1»:|._. 1|. _
I Mill now operating at 85 tons daily ,» ~\"""."""° f'lf'1. ":':’~ 11-- »"""‘|¢ 7f,_',;` If
[rate but will soon_be increased to `jffI'”,'{,‘_’_" -§','.,‘_.°_ f[__`_{_ }.‘_`_'f_'; PM ._.],"‘ ,'.,._
I 100 tons- OTE DOSIIJOH 01 the mine ,luhiiru 3;; il'-‘L |»..n. lirultfe 3'*
Yesterdays Price
[has been improved in both east
rand west parts of the property
since last May,
MONTREAL, Jan. 23_Electric
power output in Canada gained 8.9
per cent in 1936 over preceding
y€Bl‘- EXPOrts to U. S. increased
almost 16 per cent and secondary
WE RECOMMEND . .
6"! PREFERJRED
6‘,"ii PRI'.I`EI{Rl~.l)
I I Saint John
IRVING OIL COMPANY LIMITED I
I CANADA VENEERS LIMITED
SEAL HARBOR GOLD MINES LTD.
CAI'l'I`l\L STOCK AT 'l`IlI'I MARKl'l'I`
Irving, Brennan &_Gompany, Ltd.
E. ill. BAGNALL - MANAGER ,,
f Batik of Nova Scotia Building
CIIARLOTTETOWN
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Stocks
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PAVED HIGHWAYS CLOSED TO MOTOR VEHICLES
TICE ”
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Commencing on this date, until further notice, all pav-
ed highways in this Province are closed for motor vehicle
ti'afi`ic, except in .such cases where the total weight of
vehicle and load does not exceed 11,000 pounds, and except
in the case of regular passenger' bus services and in other
ister of Puhlic‘Works and Highways.
,_ cases where special permission is obtained from the Min-
Anyone driving on Provincial highways contrary to
this order shall be duly prosecuted. .
Dated the 31st day of December, A.D., 1936. -
By order, '
I’. S. FIELDING.
Clerk of the Executive Co
uncil.
I FOR
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.ANH-law
w . \_,__
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P. I* airbanks
sho pc.
Samuel
Reconditioned Machinery
P. upright International Engine
Mogul International Engine
H. l’. lntcrnationiil Engine.
P. Fuller Johnston Engine-
ruck waggon practically new.
Ic(`o1'n1ick-lleering Manure Spreader
only out four years. _
I i\Ic(`.orn\ick Manure spreader' ln
SALE
Morse Engine.
good
Kennedy
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‘Cocoon
Advertising Rates-Payable in Adirhnce I .
Ce||¢r||| qu“r¢|||||| |0¢N|' 40 par word; Western and Eastern locale. le
, ' _ 1; | I er word; Clnaalrled
.ser-eyvoril. _5“"""h';';"'w:|“s “xl tfzmllifle ve:-Ilholihbllta or Ilonl and
D wo 1| mo um 0 e I D »
Spiritual Iirinrihrnfcnrun. sie., to in names l»¢¢\°fl el 0°ld°|;":.° 7°'
por im-lr; Notion of Tlluuln and oprwllllvll. 70° I" Ili 0 9°'
word. Umar rules on application.
lllnlmum Charge for any advertisement UWDIIW-U" "U"-
 EM. 
For Sale _
___ . ._ _“__ _ 
RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY
description, mailed in plain WMP-
Dcr. postpaid by us. Write lol'
mail order catalogue savins 50
poi- cent. P. 0. Box 91, Dept. W-10.
_Hamilton Ontario. 1149-1-11-_l2l.
STAMPED RUGS, ALL DESIGNS.
Island views and homes a SPN'
ialty. Mrs. West, Newton Cross.
L-2946-l-22-3L
¢_ _ _____, _
TWO SECOND HAND RADIOS
reconditioned and real bargains.
Cnrh or credit. 9'Park Terrace.
J. E. Garnhum-free trial for two
Coors. L-2950-1-za-ai.
lon 'sans-wrcxan BABY
carriage, good as new. Apply 13|
Grafton St.. City. Phone 1009.
L-3002-I-23-31.
_-_.___ -_-_
FOR SALE-SEVERAL COOKING
ranges. one' hotel range, several
heaters. 89 Roclilord Street.
I..-3000.1-23-2|.
EUR SALE _ RV() DRIVER H50
lbs. Apply Guardian.
1.-zoos-1-aa'-ai.
Honsas I-‘on sA1.1~:--1Nc1.uD1NG
3 mares, 1 horse, 2 years, 1 perch-
eron horse 4 years, l work horse
$60 1 blood foal, 1 farrow cow
lJcrscy1 several (Junks) D115-
walter S. Weoks, Kensington.
Miscellaneoul
Accrncurs WILL HAPPEN;
why not protect yourself a.gal.nsl.
loss of time occasioned by sick-
ness or accident by insuring U1
me Mutual Benent Health and
Accident Company- -*Bemis
war d. Consult J. A. Moore.
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MONTREAL, Jan. 24 _ (CP) -
Wheat, Nor. No. 2, $1.30; barley, C.
W. No. 3 .89; oats, feed, No. 1, .58!
N0. 2, .51; oats, C,W. No. 3 59.
Flour, spring wheat patents. flrsts
_$7.30, seconds $6.90, bakers $6.80,
winter wheat patents, choice $5.70
to $5.60; white corn $6.50.
Bran, ton $34.25; shorts, ton
$35.25; middllngs, ton $37.25; roll-
ed oats, bag 90 lba. $3.65; hay No.
<2, per ton, carlots $9.
Cheese, Ontario .13 to .13 1-4.
Butter, .25 1-2 to ,26.
Eggs in cartons: A-1 large .32.
.A-1 medium 29, A-l pullets .2'l, A-
`large .29, A-medium _26, A-jullets
.25, C .25.
Potatoes: P. E. I. No. 1 Mts. 90's
81.90; N.B. No. l Mts. 80's $1.45;
Que. No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.35.
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MONTREAL. Jan. 24 -- (CP) -
Montreal open produce markets to-
day.
Graded egg shipments in carlots
or less were quoted at 24 to 24 1-2
cents a dozen for grade A-large, 22
to 22 1-2 for A-medium and 20 to
20 1-2 for A-pullets.
Butter was quoted at 251-2 to 26
cents per pound for cailots or less
of N0. 1 while lots to retailers were
27 for solids and 27 1-2 for prints.
Cheese was quoted at 13 to 131-4
cents per pound for Ontarios, while
Quebecs were unquoted.
Potatoes: P. E. I. Mis! 90's $190;
N.B. Mts. 80's $1.45; Que. Mte. 80's
$1.35.
MONTREAL. Jim. 24 - lCPl -
Egg prices declined on Montreal
open produce markets last week
while butter and potatoes held
fairly steady.
Graded egg shipments in cnrlots
or less were quoted at 24 to 2-1 1-2
cr-nts it dozen for grade A-large:
22 to 22 1-2 for A-medium and 20
to 20 1-2 ftor A-pullcts.
Butter was quoted at 25 1-2 to
26 cents pei' pound for carlols or
less of No. l while lots to rctnilers
were 27 for solids and 27 1-2 for
prints.
Cheese was quoted at 13 to 131-4
cents per pound for Ontarios while
Qucllecs were unquoted.
Potnloco: P. E.I. Mis. 90's $l.80_
to $1.85; N.B_ Mts. 80`S $1.40 to
$1.451 QUE. Mts. 80's $1.35 to $1.40.
MONTREAL. Jan. 24 _ (CP) -
Prices held steady on Canadian
commodity exchange produce sec-
tion Saturday.
Butter spot-Que. regradcd 251-4
to 3-4; Que. buyers-inspection 25
3-49.; Que. ircsh buye1‘s-inspection
24 3-4a.
Choefr spot-uuquotcd.
Eggs spot_Ont. A-large 24 1-2a:
A-medium 22 1-2a; A-pullels 21a.
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cHIcAGo_, Jan. 2a_<AP>-High-
er _wheat prices formed the rule in
CI"¢`&80__ I»0dHl’. quotations showing
an various stages ah overnight
gain of about a cent a bushel,
_ Reiilstaieinent of sold-out hold-
1 ings ofwheat futures was done on
a coilsidemble scale. An gf1'i¢i,;,1
estimate that commercial and farm
.stocks _of wheat in the United
States totalled but 209.082,000 bush_
els,_the smallest in three seasons,
attracted notice,
Wheat cloned 1-4 to 5-8 higher,
Moy 128 i-8 to 1-4, .July 112 5-3 to
3-4, corn also 1-4 t/o 5-8 up, May
108 3-8 to 1-2 up. July new 104 1-4
to 3-8; oats unchanged to 3-4 ad_
V-1110011. and provisions unchanged
to a decline of 2 cents.
WINNIPEG, Jan. 24-(CP)_
Confidence returned to the wheat
marker. Saturday after prices h ad
declined to 11 cents a bushel u nd-
el' the seasonal highs established
last month.
Ofi sharply at the opening, val-
ues rallied briukiy on the Winni-
peg Grain Exchange to close I-8
cunt higher to as much lower on
the dry. May at $1.21 1-8. July
Sl.l7 1-H and October $1.06 3-4,
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Badminton
Related To
FR.EDERIC'I`ON, N. B.. Jan. 23._
Tennis may be a parent oi modern
badminton but older pa.crlllty be-
longs to an ancient Chinese game
which, in coiljunctlon with tennis
principles, has become a popular
oitspring, according to sports side-
lights revealed here by Dr. Chen
Han-Song, noted Chinese econ0misL_
h1.<Lorian and teacher.
Ancient Chinese invented the
forerunner ot the modern badmin-
ton bird. The original one. as still
used in the Orient, consists ol a
coin weight in a small bundle with
a large feather attached. Using
only ills leet, a sing e Chinese play-
er keeps the bird in the air s. lung
as possible, The usual stroke is _
dealt with the inner side of the
foot,
Oihcr native Chlne.»e sports, Dr.
Chen said, are "Big Sword" and
"Twin swords," similar to occiden- .
Lui fencing, with the contestants;
using either one large sword or il I
shorter one in each hand. Popular- ;
ity of these sports was said to be '
waning in modern China. ‘
Boxing and wrestling were devel-
oped in China long belore their
recognition by younger nations. Ol
all athletics introduced to China
by western people, soccer is by fax
Helping f.o rally prices were ex-
port. sales of 300.000 bushels and I
confirmation of thc recent pur-
chase by Germany of a cargo of
Canadian and one oi' Argentine
wheats.
Casli-grains spreads held about
llllfhflllgcd. Coniru grains prices
rallied with wlicui. Rye was a
standout. up nearly three cents rt
bushel, nel..
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TORONTO, Jan. 24_tCP)-Min-
ing shares maintained a fairly even
keel in the closing session oi the
week. Golds registered it moder-
ate gain and olhrr metal.-1 werre
doum a little while the oils made
further progress towards higher
levels. The whole oil group was
active. The turnover reached I,-
641.000 shares in the two hour ses-
sion.
Home Oil was a heavy trader on
a rise of 35 cents to $4 and Roy-
alite added a minor fraction
Gains of about 10 cents were
boarded for Calmont, Calgary-Ed-
monton. Hargal, Nordon and Dal-
huosie and smaller gains appeared
for Pacalta, Homestead, Merland.
Acme, Highwood-Sarcee and East
Crest.
Senior golds were steady while
a few of the secondary issues bul-
ged undsr heavy trading. Bank-
fleld pushed up I3 cents to l.'l1_I
East Malartic added 13. Stadacona
8, Pamour and Pioneer 5cents each
and Wright Hargreaves 10. I
Losses of 5 to 10 cents were
nosted for it few of the golds ln-
fiuding 'rebut-n, caribou c|o1u|
Quartz. 0‘Brlen, Paymasl/er. Reid-.
Authelr. In the penny groups gains _
redominated over losses. '
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I nonklw "How in RH B G°vem-   I N U M E N _ . I you lo- 60 seconds of hcpp'nes§. _
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the most popular with young Chin-
csc, Dr. Chen said. The small ex-
penditure necessary lol' cqulpmcni
and simplicity of the game have
been important factors in making
it the principal team sport of the
Chinese and “midd e" schools.
Volicy ball ranks next to soccer
in popularity, especially nniong girl
students, Unlike the case in Japan.
Chinese ulliveizsiiy men play little
baseball. Golf and s\\'imn1ulg ure
unpopular owing L0 limited iacililics _
but the number of tennis player- is I
slowing increasing.
Ice hockey, Uuiicd Stuivs iootbal
and Englisii rugby are pri1c'1c.|lly
non-existent in China, Dr. Chen
continued. Skiing and skating are
becoming more attractive to Chin-
ese youth ol both sexes but little
yachting or riding are done. Chin-
ese woinenstiidents have become
enthusiastic basketball players.
Old Chinese sports are confined
to one or two persons, reflecting the
individualistic organization ot Chin-
eseese society, the lecturer said. He _
characterized sports team work as 5
a product ol industrial civilization.
Introduction of western sports
since 1905 was attributed by Dr. »
Chen to the influence of Protest-
ant mlssions. "Thus," he concluded.
“in China we have gained a new
element in athletics from the west-
ern natlons, namely the element ol .
team work. But in addition we .
have gained. with the increase in '
popularity of outdoor sport, ill 1
consequent beneficial results to the
youth of my country."
EXAMINATION
1|. .|. Ilaaon MONEY To LOAN. .
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Odleo Counee'te¢l Will (‘h:\rloll|'lo\\ n. l’ l~l.I.
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China Claim I
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Ladies’
Children’s Jersey dresses
in blue, green and red
check. Sizes
10-14. Price _ -. 
Ladies’ Housedresses,
ififf. 15”; _ _ 790
A line of Ladies’ House-
}’.ffSi“_“'i"`2"_ 590
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Ladies Crepe Dresses in
black, navy, brown and
iii-21;. _ _ _ _ 1.98
I-ladies Felt Hats
clearing at - 
ChiIdren`s A I I W 0 0 I
Overhose in brown, scar-
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§’;,'.§.’.‘.f°_’”";“_ _ 35.:
Children’s_ Fleece - lined
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\\'omen`s Fleece - lined
Bloomers. Colors, navy,
peach, pink and grey.
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Men's Heavy All
Wool work pants 
E I\lcn’s Lumhermen
Sox _ - - - _ 
I Men’s Heavy Grey Do-
I met Work Shirts 
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‘ I' it Work
S\£eale1's - - - 
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color, Blue, white
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Men’s Sweat Shirts. (`ol-
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White and Miiroon 
Men's Leather Caps with
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Men`s Fzlncy 3
Coat Sweaters 2| 9
Ladies \\'c.~'ls “ith ~I»f..'
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