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AUGUsT'zz.19ss V _ .un euARLo'r'ra`TowN GUARDIAN _ _e PAGE NINE
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The new paid for bu
for the past two months
ponding months of last
available.
Insurance. Company showed a 64 per cent. increase
policyholders of the company are invited to visit the
¢ompany’s office during exhibition week wl1ere full
information regarding your comp:1ny’s progress is
MR. R. H. McNEILL, Provincial Manager
10 Prince Street, C ____
chariottetowrr, r. a. r. (V-“,‘_i1§,,;,~_;,,_;,",_.'..','oi.io"§'§.  _ig
cE"'|-RAL Gugnumu ‘°°”"‘""”" ’°"’°"“"‘° ‘°°" '  '
:urine l.|i-fs Pirocirlass ` Sf°¢k Q'1°f0fl0"S _ -- 
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_ 4 This column in nursed for Queer J' A' and M'Is‘ Glmes* 167 Pfmoel  
- E County news of local interest but nu Sl-Not fell diUW'l1 5'l'.81.!‘! Ind fl' - `
siness of the Empire Life
compared with ilie corres-
yea-r. Shareholders and
' (Canadian Press)
Clo
Ain and li' Power __, ... ..._ 1::
Alu Tcl iinil Tel  _ . -- l`-'7
Aiiiicoriilu   .. .. 17
.iiohi-on   .. , ..  Il
Auburn Motor _.. . . .... bl)
Cnniidn Dry _.. _.. . - ... 31
C I’ R ... ... ..... .-- , ..._ 10
  lpearance, but damage to date is-(___ l`_1____d_  °' __ _  15,7
1. lu to  _ . . .. ai
=1'¢h-- Hifitsimi °f» f°i>“°° he ..:.“...:..::..  _ _  _ .. ..
commenced but due to reduced im Nickel  _  ilu'
..B€10W WU-1 17° fmmd 3 brief Wnfacreage planted this year and   ‘_‘_'_ `T!_°‘
opsis oi’ telegraphic reports reeciv- spotty growth on heavier lands, the ivorih ' Arr..-rwhir ._ .. za
ed at the Head Office °f the Bank yields of harley will be considerably §‘,§§,§°'__f`f f__";_ _jj ‘S
of Montlosl from its Branches. Thebelov, nom,-B1_ Tomatoes are ,_f;9¢;- stand oil N J   gg
B“‘“°h M“““¥°’° h‘“'° °°“‘Pl°*4’»l°d by dry rot and ii lisht crop is diioomgf-r.‘i21`e  ' . . 1.`.'.' 41
and intimate knowledge of each lo- ip_.edm_ed_ Tree mms ue m.°gw__  _gioigic .. .  12;
sal situation and are in close _touch_1,-,g favouably, with indications of ll s rrtrikirrfr- ff ff 1_9'
with crop conditions in a-ll sections_an avenge yield of ,ppgoo Th, us; _:Z _'_‘V': 3_2,
of the districts mentioned. lg,-apo mop show, good D,-om|,¢_ woolivorih  _  .  in
Harvesting is under way in the
Prairie Provinces, wh;ie threshing
is fairly general in Manitoba and
an. Conditions continue favourable
ln the northern areas of all three
'provinces with the exception of
corthwestem Saskatchewan. The
southern and central areas ct the
Q ‘ ' " " 'I li.-itil-_-ro iriiu limi  .. 3::-'
_ _ _ _ ,_, -f - ._ l-liiziliitiiii    . .. 11|'
I Cereals promise an average yield.
Potatoes are ve good in some sec
i 'Y '
_tions and below average in others.
has begun in southem Baskatchew- A good oy-op of applog both .5 to
I
lquality and quantity is anticipat-
ved. Small fruits are about average. i
Pastures are very dry.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH
province are still suffering from C0LUMB|A
dought and grasshoppers, while ‘
frcsts have caused further damage
in Albert-it and saw-flies are des-
tructive in sections oi' Saskatchew-
an. There will be s. serious feed an making gatmfacmry prog,” md 
avenge yields are indicated. Applesi
shortage over an area of 1000
V Hoying is nearing completion
_under particularly favorable condi-
vtions. Potato and other root crops
I-111-we miles °r'm°re in southwest -‘are progressing favorably and the
Manitoba.. where the cr is s
OP yield is now estimated at 85 per
total failure. In Quebec, harvesting
of oats and barley begtm in some
of the earlier districts, indicate
yields somewhat under average. In
Ontario thresh ng returns confirm
an average yield of fall wheat of
good quality, but spring wheat,
barley and oats will 'return light
crops. In the Maritime Provinces all
H0195 H0 badly in need of rain,
1-ack of which has already had a.
detrimental effect. In British Col-
umbia grain harvesting has begun
with prospects of an average yield.
Other crops are ripening rapidly in
act. dry weather. Details follow:
V PR-AIRIVE PRDVINCESV
Alberta Northern Area-Cro-ps gre
hintllring rapidly. The sumtnerfal-
10W Y-010 15 fair. but stub-ble crops
and coarse grains are poor. Alber-
ta Southern Area-Light yields are
indicated. Pasturage is poor and s,
feed shortage is probable. Alberta
Westom Area-Graiiis are progres-
sing satisfactorily in the north, but
in the south crops have suffered
further damage. Pastures have been
burned and hay crops are very ight,
Sugar beets continue in satisfac-_
t0ry condition. Saskatchewan Nor-
thern Area-Rains in some sections
have assisted in filling late crops
and have improved the feed situa-
tion. Extreme heat has been detri-
mental, but good average yields are
indicated in the eastern district.
UFODS vary from fair to very poor
ln western districts and the feed
'h0lBZo will be acute. Saskatchewan
Bouthem Area-The wheat crop is
uneven and yields will be 1igh¢,‘
CM-5° Grains are poor. There will|
be a. feed shortage in many districts. `
Manitoba-Early threshing returns
show a wide variation in wheat _
yields. but the average w.ll be lowl
rxcapt ln the northern districts,
where a reasonably good crop is be-
ing harvested. Coarse grains are
DP-tchy and much of the crop is be-
hg cut for feed.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC
Favourable weather conditions
have improved growing crops. Pro-
lmbilltles point to a large crop of
kwtatoes in some sections and_
much under average in other-s.1
Other root crops are coming
cent of average. Estimates of other
ee fruitsare: pears 90 per cent,
plums and prunes 70 per cent.
peaches 75 per cent. A lieavy crop
Vol’ hops is expected. Pasturage is in
_good condition.
_Rotary And Gyro
:Boys Health Camp
I .On Wednesday, August 16th, the
‘Rotary Gyro Boys' Health Camp
completed their annual visit at
Canoe Cove. This camp is financed
entirely through the generosity of
the Rotary and Gyro Clubs.
5 Forty~three boys were transported
by automobile to the camp on Aug-
_’ ust 5th by the members of the Rot-
Eiiry Club and after twelve glorious
ldays which passed _all too quickly,
‘were brought back to the city by
fthe Gyro Club.
I The Camp Staff consisted of Miss
I Jessie Fullerton. Miss Ina G. Gillan.
‘R.N., Mr. Glen Partridge and Gor-
» don Hyde, representing the Boy
Scouts.
The daily routine was as follows:
7.30-Rising whistle. -
8.15-Breakfast.
9.00-Tooth br-ush drill.
0.30-Flag raising and short scr-
_ vice.
I 0.45-Bedding aired.
I 10.30-Hut inspection.
11.00 to 11.30-Sun t1'en'.1ti“i1i.
11.30-Swim.
12.15-Dinner.
1.00 to 2.00-Rest period.
2.00 to 3.00-Group instruction.
3.00 to 4.00-Games.
_L00 to 4.30-Swim.
5.15-Supper.
0.00-Tooth brush drill.
6.30-Flag break.
6.45 to 88.00-Base ball and arch-
(‘n|l Gus    _.. .. _
i‘nrii 1‘i~mllir~|s  _.__ .. bil
ueii Lleilric ’4
16
Beth Steel  _ .» ... ..  /1"’
V Miscellaneous
(Cannilims Pi-ul)
MONTRE
Mil
16
tb
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smoke __l°l sm-ks
Allied Chemical  ..._ ... ...13._S__lB,_¢|,u,,,_
Cf
Pivotal New Montreal §,°,'i§,':i",:,i",1,°,,‘i_?f"f_ii'-"""i"'°i 'ii'i°'i~° “’°" “" ’°“ '“`”‘ ‘°°”"’°'“ °“° 75"”
and the elbow. 'rhe iitrie reiioo had °n listed 9100149 01' 0111421'
York Stocks fun finished hir lunch and was
Stock Ma,-kef TASTY HOT MEMS _med ____ securities acceptable to i
' (Cs.null_sn Press)
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'ff-Cali Cnr . . . _
1-_no 1-nl
’/-l Can lnd Al  . ... ...
'cr iv.      
’>4iDom Bridge _..  ... . 
if. now smith  ._  _ ..
1, Dom Steel and Coal B ... .__
Ilit Nickel  ...._ ... ... .--.
16%
._ 29%
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Vassey Ilurrls ... - _ .-__ -
Slrswluignn  .. ... ... ...
'-‘<-‘lilovoli l-‘rf-nr  _ ..
‘I .\l1~iitreii| l’rr\\‘er  _-- --
-=|!\`sI Br:-iv   _ ._ ...
‘s - Power 431-13   ... -.
'Quebec Power  _.___ ... ...
. 10’/. Phone 1440. 481
Steel of Can  ... .. .- --
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g\\'rnnipeg El .e.. ... ...  .. -  m- _hog
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GENERAL  ivuurrrlma rnovruoas z“'
AL All 21-
Wheat, nortlrernzno 2 14, §¢°¢h
Hurley Canadian western no 3 50. Amer CY!" B ~~° --' ~'°f' -'--
ohfe, c lv no 2 4:1. A111
tl:its_ C W no 3 41. AS
Outs, feed no 1 40. C5
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A Fielding General Manager of
Exh
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24s ____
WESTINGHOUSE LAMPS, ap-
pil
25 your service, Chappell & Co., Elec-l
§_3.V_ _:rio-11 contractors, 113 Grafton sol
HERE FROM ST JOHN-M1' A l a
ID ELLl0TT'S RYTIEM KING! Haus
The Highlands, Wednesday night ‘to h
. .th
or/_ ances,al1 kinds, fixtures, estim-'31,
- ‘__-;_"'» fates given on wiring jobs, etc., at. i
I
capital where the arm was X ra
_ ' 1 1 to 1 »
____ ____ ser the grime stead during the lf_;’e"§__£_“____  He 5_3  . us as collateral. _
ibiti b P. E. I, 1-1 itl ' ‘ _
c,_____;_ Lad_esV‘;’;___ Y °’P_‘;_ dimly taken to the P. an Island
112 .___
5” ~ Y- JOHNSTON e~°W D
ed and set by Drs. Seaman andl
I-oh. after which he was taken 1-hor.. 1 ,_.,_ff_‘foff1ff_‘§_‘:"" 5""* V_
is home where he is now rest- ii. nomms, Jr. :lint-nge.-. 0 K ' 0' U" as
fairly comfortably. He will be Mmbm, Mum.; 3,". g,,5,,, ‘
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lmi--sed by his lime play meter Mo.:-..1c»f|1l1..s.r. se'
whom he ass d his `
p e tme so lil u
gli: lilly each day, _______ _ "' " ""°°'?
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 W ;“*'°'¢~0°'*°¢: rtvoo-&§¢-6-Q00-O-04 eo so-coooooo o v --. . . » oo +000-1.
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holiday visit.
I L U lille 1”- G- Spencer Thea” C°-- Mr. soeweu Jenkins is visiting at
Saint John, N. B., came to .the Non
M’.CRB
(Claudius Press)
B A Oil      ._
Be.'i\rh:ir.:ols  __
_illom Eng  . ..
'nip Oil  . . . 1 l.
lm
city yesterday aftemoon to visit Mr-,_
gmt., eio-e.thoVPrince Edward and Capitol
~  §Theatres. He expects to remain for_ M1-_
h Lake, the guest of Mr. and
Hudson Morrow. ‘
Neil MacKinnon. Winthrop.
_ 22 V .Va few days, taking in the Exhibi- Mo,g__ an-ived on the Island Toes.
N. Y. CURB
(Canadian Press)
er Sup Pow ... . _ _
G and El ...__ .. . . -
n Marconi ... ... . _
0,\¢g_ food no 2 gg_ Cities Serv  _.. ... , . ._
Flour, spring wheat patents, flrsts :_
`_’0_
l-‘lour seconds 4.00. lm
I-'inrir bakers 4.50
l~‘ltilir, wlrlto corn -1.20.
1 llraii tori 21.75.
.~'liorts ton 23,75.
lflddliiigs 1011 81.76.
Rolled oats beg 00 lbs 8.210
lilly no '.3 per ton carlots 14,50.
|‘hcesc Ontario 10-10%.
Vlrcesc Quebec 11'.-Q--1%.
liiitier tio 1 10 _
l-lgcs _lii czirioiis fresh sporgi.-rig 21,
Eggs ln cartons fresh extras 20.
, liggs in cartons fresh flrets 21.
l‘otnloe.<_ new Quebecs B0 lb brig
\'l-00 cents,
(Canadian Press)
` NEW YORK, Ally; 21-The New
York eottoii ex--hfiirgo service esti-
iiiirtes that .lapuii iii July oxpor-tell
\ll7.000.I'00 yards nf mttnn elotli
1-ciupnreii with 170,000,000 in June
and 105,000,000 ln July, 1032. "Tar-
lffs' recently imposed by India and
China" says the service "have cut
sharply into imports cf' .Isruiuesir
cotton cloth 111 tliesa countries."
(Ain F t il I’ _
not-ne rem)
NEW YORK. Alig 21-Iiirlex of 15
siuple commodity prices (Dec, ill.
1931 equals 100).
Today 130.0 prev dey 180.7.
\\'eek ago 120,11 month ago 13-1.1.
1i).'l3 high 148 il 1033 low 78,7.
1033 high 103.0 10.12 low 'l0.8_
-Vopyrlglif, 1033 liy Moody's.)
LIVESTOCK
(Canadian Pr:-ss)
.\l0.\"1‘lll-I.\l._ .-lug ‘.31--<n'tv~rlrigs on
iilil- im- .\ioiitr'--,al li\'esto¢_-k uiiirkcts
_ilfrlly fuizllli-il 115.3328. I
_ Cattle receipts were 1,497. Buver::_
| were devoting tlielr ellgly attention tu
'the purchase of small stock and up)
tn liiiic of writing only 53 heed of
eiittlc had been sold. Of tl1ese_ ueiir-
ll' *I0 lic-'Id \vI-rc caniirr-s and cutters
nr Sl to $1.50.
i'ali‘ reel-i|ir.-' were 2.475. The eiilf
iiiurlrct wus eslilulited to be about 25
|i-ents higher ou good quality calves
iinrl grrissers were slow at 15 to 25
lceuts lower on the ceminoner kinds.
Other grntles of calves were selling
ut nlioiit stcnily peices. Good quality
'\l\e~1 ue 1- stl\ 'S ".-
|'. ‘_ ' 1' urn. _- $...', with meil~
lriiii cowl klirrls around $4 to $5 anil
4-oiriniuir to iiieilluin qlinlity culves
fruui 8.2.50 tu $4.50. Cnnitnuii to fair
ilrli1k1‘.l's rnirged from $2.76 tn 33,25,
iiud griissers from $1.75 to $2.20 se-
currllrir: to qiinlitv.
Good and rlrolct- veal $3.25 com-
mon niirl iircrliiiin $4 to $5. Grssscrs
$1.75 to x2.°.'.'._
(lrwrl :tml vlioivr- veirl .\.=i'.'.!5, com-
niirii null iiilrliiriii Sl to $5. Grnssers
$1.75 tn $2_25_
Sheep rirci-Iitts were 6.017. Between
700 and 800 lnirihs were delivered on
frirmer cniitrnnt lit Qflll with cullx
nut lit $3.7-I. Frcslr snles consisted
of soiiic S00 go/-ri lnmhs at $5.50,
.\lwliiiii\ goml trr_ good kinds solll
for $.'i.'_‘.'- culls were dlreorlnted $2
perl clvt. Mixed loin of fnlr to mell-
iiini qrinllty lliiiilis hrfiliglrt $4.50 to
$~'5_ Sheep were rrnrhungcd at $1 to $3
according to qrinlitr.
Ewcs $1 to $.'l: lnmhs good, $5.25
to $5.50; coirlriioii 3.1.2-'i to $5.
Ifng r-r»ceipt.~ ir-orc 2,.'l.'i0_ Hogs were
strniiger. lla:-oils and hirtehers
liroiizlit $0.73 in $11.55. Selects drew
S1 per hnrg premiuln_ Ilcnvles $0,L’.7
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Sufi Mines
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(clnmm P,,,_,_, V ‘subject was "Some Aspects of st R
wi:\'.\'1raG. -we 21- lceriirel sonic and what it can do fa
cnosa _for Canada." He outlined the func- M
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slker Pfd .__ ... ... .-1 ~.- AT R0,rARY_At the Rotary .canoe cw°_
|Luncheon yesterday the speakerl
,was a distinguished young Prince Mrs. Able Block and daughter
lEdward. Islander, Prof. Mark In- _ Evelyn leave this morning on a trip
man, who is spending s. vacation to Boston and New York. While ir.
th his parents, Mr, ond M;-g_fNew Yonk they will visit Mrs. Blocks
u. Peter Inman, Clyde River. Profes-'dl
,sor Inman is ai graduate of Acadia
an
ine
‘wh
Harvard University. At. present
is Professor of Economics and
itlcai Science in the Western Br
versity of London, Ont His "15
when oor 11 nee 'rs ir.. 0°” °f “Wh 9- U9-nk 01° Br - an
: : : _ 1,- Ts » UU
ur. ments for and against it and drew
: 3S&B; D 3916 : M. .' _ ’
-2’|;'_° O” ec M _the conclusion that this bank
Rrirley. Oct 42‘<§B: Dec 43%: l\l.1_v 1 - L_
CAs" PMC” Rotarian Walter R. Shaw was in Wa
_‘_V_i1°_1‘\_¢o= 2520: _l_1_f_;¢iV  l‘_ig__1_k_\}2f the chair and there was one guest, li
'o 4 hor assi.: No s ss. so c si: Rotarian Ernest Everett of Saint S
(_e_ei1 52; Track 60%; No 1 duruiii John ' _th
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417,; mx 1 r.-ed sane; _:_\"o 1 neu sal.; __ ____ H _ ` i
o 2 feed 32%.: Rejected ~; Tru#-l-1 K___k  --- -.._-1-. 3254
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Buff Can  . _ .. ..
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Clriboug  .__ . . ._
lenlcy  _ . _ . ...
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luuiurlo ._
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Foil Kirk ... . ...
oldrlle ... _ . . 
Oldfield  . . . . ...
rlinlida ... _ _ . . ___ -...
nlcrnw  »..
Harker  ... . . ..
ollliilrer  . . . ..._
omciltend .. _ - 
owey  ._ . 
uruiilnn _ . ._
eeley   . _.-_
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irk Lake ... . .. _..._
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Ln keland  _ _ . .-
l..'tke Shore .
_ Gold . .
ery. in
songs.
` The routine of the camp life is '
mapped out to give the children ev-
n
ri
weight, and to return home with al
knowledge and desire to live as they
have been taught. The diet is care-
fully planned and rigidly adhered
to. The boys soon learn to take A
pride in their personal appearance
s
and coming into meals with clean
along satisfactorily. Corn is pro--
F’°~“l-“B favourably and a good'
"UD is anticipated. Apples looki
P’°m1S1h8- Pssturage is fair tel
vood in most sections. `
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
General rains have improvedl
DH-SI/ures. tobacco and root crops'
00m is showing rapid growth. wth
l"'°5P°°1~! for s. fair to average
°1'0P- The borer has made an ap-
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I
3 Gash Registers
IN FIRST CLASS ORDER
1 suitable for Garage records.
1 suitable for small Grocery
Or Confectionery bnsiness.
l large register suitable for
number of clerks, etc.
Prices very reasonable.
'l‘EBMs or cssnjaeeeptea.
Write Box 600
Cl" Guardian Office.
*--
faces and hands and hair neatly ”
brushed and there is considerable
rivalry between the huts for first
place in hut inspection. _
Sports Day, sponsored by the
Gyro Club was held on Monday,
August 13th. Dr. P. A. Creelmnn
and Mr. W. Scantlebury represent-
ing the clbb, assisted with the sports
and generously provided the prizes.
also ice cream and candy.
The thanks of the staff and boys
are due to Mr. J. A. Gesner, who
very kindly installed a radio for
their -use, also to Mr. C. Bissett and
Miss Mona Wilson for treats.
Here are some schoolboy "howl-
ers": I
The Mediterranean and the Redl
Sea are connected by the Sewagel
Canal.
One mineral found in Canada is
conundrum. _ I
Guerrilla warfare means when el
l
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B-0° ¢° 9-0°-Camp fIf°= =i°f1°= 'md i?ll'.‘.T'?.»..“"E$2.i§l§”1..‘.2'l'.Z.I.§`.i.i.“'f`.T .ti
nfferliigs. These were slow nt $0.25
QI .- _ _ .
til.:t'. n-rim `hr-.mos :-5.15 to $5.a'.. M
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.Sn '£0 wltli hill ii few onrlv sales _\|
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clntyre ... _ . . ... ..
iiimr  . . . . 
ittla _..  .».. .. ...._ ._
.\lcWiitters ...__ . _  ._
(`nrD ... . ...._
Hitll ... . _ --
. ii.'ill pigs sold hy the rlollrir hroriglit.
I V’ 7' It \' wo fr
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ooh as, keeping their teeth clean C';_____ __ A _._ __ comp, , S
Royal Bank of Canada closed today S
premium
_(‘irii:iill.1i\ il.-‘hir in Pnrls 17.0.1
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he sides get upto monkey tricks. i°ifi".1_»ir~"ii-liiis lifiiinit/i4;Mii-irniirion 
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MONTRH.-\L Aug 21-British and R
reign exebnrige in relation to the gg
rlln 01111 led b the A
s follows:~ S
Argentina peso .3li0l$_ St
Austrnliir [iounll 3.711.115. gg
Aiistcin si-hllliiig .1iiiN. so
eno Gold  . . 
n Ant  . _..._
rnla  .. 
herritt  . . . ...
lscoe  _ _ . . 
adarc-us  . . --
en I‘ac ._ ..
rl ni-sin  . ` . 
Bclirlriiir lr-111:11 .I1ll__ Sud Coiit  _._ ... ..._
Briizii inilreis _(M19. Sylvnnite  . . . .-
Ilulglirln lei' _lIl.`ill. T
vliiiiir Hong _'tang _dollars 3372. T
l'zechoslo\'i\k|n crm-,_ .0-130. To
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homs (Ted _._ ._ . ...
wagmsc .. ._ .. 
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l-‘iirlaiiil flrilii.-ii`< .tl'.’22. -VI
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tl-iriiiiiiiy r.~lll< iiinrk _flHl. I\\’
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Ilulv lire ,0T1'!_
Japan yen .‘.'.\T2.
.fllgnslnvln slliiarr .02l2.
New Z#-lilnntl |iiiuiid 3.8llIil_ A
Normiy kroiic .2-10.1. A
Rnirmiin’a leu _00ilS. lA
South Africa puuiiri 4 7004. B
Spnin pesrtn .120l. B
.\‘rw-rlen krone _‘$407. B
Srvltzerlnnri fwrrir .27l'|2. B
United States dollar, 5% per cent Bri
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101;. rents :r pmiii-I for rm 1 grade. b
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St oss. cc pts were light
totalling 3-14 crises for the day.
mould be established in Canada at
on a visit to his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Ewen D. MacKinnon,
ughter, Beatrice.
d Harvard Univo,-smog and Wm, Miss Margaret Dillon has arrived
1- of the 1_Q_D_E_ scholarship from Brighton, Mass., on a three
loh gave him 5 term m_Qxf0_.d weeks' vacation which she will
nivov-sity in London He is also spend with her parents, Mr. andl
ner of the Austin ScholarshipiM"'~ Wm- Dimm-
aintree, Mass., after a six wc;-1.
it with _relatives and friends li:
ollo Bay. I-fe was accompanied as
r as Charlottetown by Mr; nm!
rs. James Coffin, Miss Mildr:-‘
d Master Guy Coffin.
A motor party consisting of Mrr.
P. Tanton. Miss Eleanor Tanion
he next revision oi' the Bank Act M55 Helen C"'““'3.‘.'- M1? Half-V Ed-I
.like Maron  . 'a ,Il ‘... 17
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U  120
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PRQDUCE __
llOl\"l`RlI_\l._ Aug '.’l-lviriirnerls was Of
spliiylll hy the eug market oil the
ontreirl dairy niid produce market
day while butter- was quiet and
ly Bhd chiiesu uiiri potatoes held
iichnligell. Oli llio egg mar-kcr_ grad-
Slllllineiii.-* iii vurlots or less rung-
t
trtis. 161-_ to 171-5 cents for firsts
rl 13’--Q to 14 cents for seconds, un-
angerl to liiilf -lr cent; firmer than
wcek‘s cl R ei
The hillton mnrket was :encrnlly
uotl lit 181/_ rr-nts n poilnil for un
;:i'u-lc in riirlois or less, 1/, ni' ir
‘lit les.- iliiiii .\'.1Iiir.-|.'iv's fliinl prim-_
errranrl lr-ns quiet null receipts li-
Oritlirlc snrl Qirnhrn wlriin and col- W
rr-fl cheese fiillerl tn register any
New Qiioliee pntirtnes in S0 pound
Markets At A
Glance _
M 0
(Cnnntllim Press)
Toronto and .\Ionlrr-irl-.\‘|-.rks clos-
rds and Mr. Edison Tanton left: _
St Wediiesriav for the United
arrived to join Mrs. Prowse on
cents.
BATES--to per worm' three ln-
sertlons for the price of two, strictly
payable in advance.
To Let
____ ____ Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance
rn Pmwse’ U’ Bostlm’ _ Central Guardian locals, ie. per word; Western and
Eastern locals, 2c. per ward; Announcements and Coming
Events, Ze. per word; Classified, Zo. per word; In Memoriam
Notices, 701:. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- -
ings, Cards, etc., ic. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c.
per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch
or co per word. Other rates on applications.
Minimum Charge for my advertisement twenty - five
0 G§O+§ %§**'*9O¢f&
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TAXI
-*_*
STOP, LOOK & LISTEN, H. & M.
Taxi, Cor. Kc-:it and GL. George
St., Phone 120. 512
Mr. Frank Dixon has returned ic `
T0 LET - SELF-CONTAINED
flat, heated. 205 Euston. 526
____
For Sale
STORE To LET_m Gnmmcannoaan sulrsnha ron
George Street. Apply 146. 289.1 11111118 °“l‘h°“.§eS' cu?" 1° Pe’
_ , sheet. Guardian Office. tt.
1 1. _ ovsn on Brsuor V ' ` """`
lgtreitli Algply 122 Prince Street *fm SALE "' AUCTIUN FOBTY'
2115_7_3l___ '-ive, Bridge and Whlst Score
___ _ ______Y__ Iwrris. Giiardian Central Job
'T0 LET - T\\`O SUMMER (T0 l`~
rages, D, W. White, York Point. _ H `“_* W' W
1': i:iici‘y_ Nov. 1-tf.
5% ici-.GlsTERED G.Ul-;nNsl-:Y CAT-
_ _ _ _ tie of various agu for sale.
vo Liar rrva lrooiir uaarcrr Ph°"‘° 59"" 53°
, 63 U .: H
    -  
_ F;-.r-, Bridge and Whist Score
_' .xii-ls. Guardian Central Job
ro Ll-:'r-New house. Bmcin- _._.___,__,y_ . Nw 1__,_
on Road. Hot water heat. Fir.-
place. Available September. Ap-
1.
_ _ nm sau: -- 1-Levi-:rr Primo 
ply Robert Comm' ao" fxcelleut condition. A bargain.
__ __,_______________..l__._ »\pplv J O. C Campbell. Bank of
Nova Scotia Building Charlotte-
Boarders' Wanted io-oh. ` ` szil.
be While' STUDENTS ACCOMMODATEIL- ' -:gg SALE ... 1% Tgy pggp
IDA MYRTLE CAMPBELL
mpbell, on July 27th. Miss Camp
8 S' ll”-C" ‘hey ‘V111 1°” 219 Euston st. ssc Truck. apply Box 117, George-
e guests of Mrs. Tanton's daugh- _.Y___.-l_~_;---_ town. _ 373.
r. Mrs. W. singleton. lvaireiioie _;;o_mparrs Accomnronsrap. 102 ___--___-_--_-
, Mass, Fitzroy Street, _ 510 r`<)R SALE-NEW 6 ROOM COT-
tage, hardwood floors, large cor-
BOARDERS QMQDATED __ ner lot, paved street. Best buy in
222 Fitzroy treet, 527 _ Charlottetown at $2800. Phone
There passed pnacpfully away 3- ;.i'L'DEl\`TS AC ONIMODATED 140 '
‘ F5
 _ ‘  lf, her home in Keiisington,1da. Myrii-» Hlusbom Street' 437' » N
4TUDENTS ACCOMMODATED 2»l}
Y INTUDENTS A(`(`0‘\‘IODATI"I)
I
spite of every attention, God in WANTED-BOARDERS. 237 GRAF-
Her sufferings were nntigateci byl Hillsboro. 559 ____
L_. the loving care of the faintly. but. `“°_*_l*" 1;.
His wisdom decreed that she could t°“ street' 545' _ `-‘il
_ --- _ ir.
“"3" be spaled t° he' ]°l€d|srL'DENTs Accoiulvionarrzn AT, ...
ries. who have the sweet consolation [05 Hmsbom Sb 509 1 V
. 633. 522
RM B.xirGA1N_ 22 Af'r_i:s ON
gl\way_ splendid 8 rooiii house
with new hardwood floors, 70
. _ _ ....______  be" had been _U for mm, manth__V Upper Prince street 499V_ foot barn. 'Owner leaving for
--  and bore her illness uncomplain-l_____. "__
.. ' _'ff lim"-ingl . i ‘ . _ _ . -15’-'
States. Prlffd at less than value
holisc alori-7. Phone 633. 523
R 5.11.12 - Sl'IVI.\1F.R HOTEL.
argon, ‘."c!oi'la. Tcii room
oxise. six room bungalow, bath-
om.<_ electric lights, good out-
iilriiilcs, nine acres land, splen-
ri sitiiniion. Charles Howatt.
ictoria
knowing that nothing had been -___ ._ |__
left. undone to stay the hand of BQARDERS _.\CC_0;\n|01)_.\TED_l
death. She is survived by her mo- Rates low. Apply 113 Pownal
r, three sisters, two brothers Street
he _ _ 541.
Her funeral, which was under the LADY q`___UnE_`_Ts w___NTE'D _ _ ki
dhiectmn °f ML Roy Phillips' was ‘Private homc, central, 221% Quee
largely attended. Streep”
After a short servif-6 at the h°l_1S¢  - Lg
by Rev. G. T. Spriggs. asslstedby MALE STUDENTS ACCOMMOD-
R/ev. Mr. Rhode, the remains were ated. 200 Kent Street. 539. _
_ i h '. an .'---°-' ""`
iiiiiiriixohtorrsiihtoi-riip ocin ivhiiiii oiiiol' STUDENT* »"‘"""“""“’f‘TF'"“ | "0
' b ' Rleasonable rates, 114 Prince St.
M B mem ef- Phone lass. 492
The floral offerings, which were _ _ _______" I
oautiful, were a tribute of affection l TWO STUDENT BOARDERS AC- I
or
...
_"57
om family and friends. commodatcd, 26 Victory Ave. _
_ | Reasonable rates, 522_
' I'V3I1l,I I
0_1;  i_;;‘2nahi;ef_,r§sS;,eMh_ I s'rUDlsN'rs Accoiu.\1onArEn-I
R bl . St m heated rooms. I ll'
‘"5 he happened °° 1f°°k °°w"d mei .agiiigniizse curiiiooriancl st.
pew whcre the negro was seated.
i and could hardly contain himself asf STUDENTS __`(.V(-0-`D|0nAT|=_n A-[-
e saw the fellow, who could neither l 391 Kong, 5(__ go;-05; the street
eerily nor write. scribbllns llidveifl ggge ;’2:_°_li° ‘*‘°““ " ’ 482 ;----------
- - C l' _ Re 1 bl ates. _______
us .
After the service, he said to the
.mlm _ mndaleri in private home. hall
ed high-r.
Netv York-Stn--ks firmrd in quiet
trading. C
Wiiinipeg-Wlieat closed lower.
New York--Cotton lfilver rubber
coffee and sugar higher.
Trains & Ferries I
Cnr Ferry
Leaves Borden daliv, event Sun-
s.~ 9.15 _ .- _ "` '.1' .m
'tygt nm_11.vir1irloo[l _
Leaves Torinelltinc :lsily (Suurlsy
excl-pied) at 10.30 ii. ni. 2.55 p. m.
and 7,00 p_ m_ I'
I
Trains ‘I
For Borden and Suinmersidc 7 s,
m.
For Soilrls and Georg-etorvn 2 11. m.
For Murray Hnrlrnri (tially except
Tliiirsday) 2.20 p. ui.
For .Borden 2.110. V
For Suiumerslrie and Tigiilsh 3.20.
For Suininerslda (jitircyt 7 S5.
Rocky Polnt Ferry I
Week dnys legves eiich morning ntl
7.30_ 8.30_ 0,30 and 11 o'cl<ick. Each,
tif_t_ernoon st 1,30, 2,30, 4,30 al1il_
0. 0. I
Sundays-0.30 ir. nr., nfiernonn st,
12.45_ 2.00_ 3.00 and 4.00 o'clnclr. I
8. S. Hnrlnml l
Ssillngs from this port lintll
change of time in 01-tohcr ss follows!
I-‘or ui-well-At in rr. m. ei-erv al-
tcriuito lllondny. 011 the intervening
Mondays at 1 |r nr. 'i'ucs1in_v siilllngs
its usunl st 3 p. in.
l-‘or Victor-lir 'l`irrir---lay irt 7 ir. m.
For l-Inst River- Fri-lily: nt .'»_.'l0 3.
in. and fl p. rn.
For Went Illver-Sfiiririlay nl 0 il.
nr_ :intl 3 p_ m_
John: "Is a chicken three weeks
old big enough to eat?"
dim: "Why, of course not!" 1
John: "Then how does it live_7_"
--Tom, what were you d0lhs In hiork from College. Anvil' ‘mi
hurch?" Cumberland. St.. 487
'"I`a.leing notes. massa; all de gem-
"Why, Toni, this is all nonsense!` Fair Week. 494
“I thought so, massa, all the time -_-'
you was preaching it." rejoined; Male Help Wantgd _
Tom. l - - `_\\'.wrr;n _ srzal. Fra. .array
    
"Bring your notes here and let nie _ F ~» ~- - '
53 B f' ld St. 524
see them." _ _l if W
T°’“ b'°“gm mi 'mes' whlchl GREEN l.Ai\'Ts:lrN-Rooo.\nNG
_ _ looked more like Chinese than Eng-_ house 50 Queen Street visitors
ish
528 i
Lost
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LOQ
T - FALSE TEETH. FINDER
iidly leave at C-iiardian Office.
ST - BLACK KEY CASI.
indcr leave at Guardian office.
532
ST l\'E.\`R .\I`lS(`.0l.'CHE, RE-
turiliilu from Northam Night
Race, August. l’lii1, ri. Gas Engine
Electric Generator. Will finder
who foliiid this please notify R. T.
Holman Ltd. 515
Employment VVanted
OMAN \\'ANTS HOUSE WORK
for board. Apply to 133 Dorchester
Street, City. 530-
Help \Vu11tcd
TTENTION’ - GREATEST Dl-
asinahle dcniniid this si~nso_i_1 for
our cel/=l1i'oteii, incXp1‘n.”l\'r‘ R-fl.\~
TWO GIRL STUDENTS ACCOM-
accomodated at reduced rates for
BECOME EXPERT BARBER _
ch1o_.mda_--so were was some through our special low cost
course Hundreds of successful
s
Esmeralda-"YNY U“°1° Gem” college, sis Barrington, naiinnrl
The reason we never hear of wo-
men after-dinner speakers is that
they can't wait that long.
gills
iii?
ii.. E
his
1
got too near' tlic gas jet with his H. H. W.
celluloid collar.
i__..____l€.__.;__ _
sonal Christmas Cards. $1.00 per
dozen and up. Also boxed assort-
menls. Agents being appointed
now. Write British Canadian Pub-
lishing Cc., 426 Patrick Bldg.. Tor-
onto. H. W. M.-154.
‘MEN WITH CAR WANTED T0
- sell 160 guaranteed home necessi-
| tics in their own district. Also
. local dealers for cities. Products
known through big advertising
and in great demand. Big profits
for active men. Cash proposition.
No risk. You try your luck and
make money or return your good:
after a trial. Ask catalogue and
details. Familex Products Com-
pany, 570 St. Clement St., Mon-
ll_N_l_l~f_l_lf;l~l_1.
ul' Series Cl1i'i.=i.ilin< G1'eei.lh2
Carrls Scriii'/~ 1\rrlf~i's lion' "VB"
in gprirv time, ficliver Inter, Tre-
ineiirioiis profits, FIxl'>I’fl"“”f` 01'
my-,ifni imp--rc,s=:1rv. Biz five dol-
lar sample book free to workers.
B_._._d],,_\._(~,M,-,-¢_<|-,p_ Brantford.
Ong N211!
_._________.__`__
Wa nted
nor'r1.r;.- \v.»ixran-rrwrs Arm
warm neckmg al’ ym" hmm’ eh?" raduatcs. Write Molcr Barber ii
EARN MONEY SELLING 'lMPER- _ ‘
‘ ial Art' and 'Windsor' series Per- i
quarts Pholic ll07. 1433-6-29-t!
170 Prince Street. 455.
V.-\NTED - '1'\\'0 ROOMERS. USE
of partly furnished sitting rolihi.
Apply Guardian. 5-10
\'.»\NTED - SAW MILL SIGHT
water power, handy Sunrmersxv
or Charlottetown. Apply Glififfl-
ian. 514
Miscellaneous f
FUR COATS REPAIRED, RE-
lined, remodeled, cleaned, 819205-
Caldcr`.<. 205 Euston. - 525
The cmiiieiit alienlst ret‘0S¥\*9.°‘1
the thug who was holding him UD;
"Look here." he protested. -"lim
vom. bcnofnornr. Don't you recall
pmt 1 once savcci iou from fi. life
sciitcncc bl' DYUVUTE X011 Crazy? ‘
"Sure: I remember you n0W:" 1-110
thug said as he continued his work.
_ treai, Que. A W--245-
tumram nnimm umm' ll"-
"Ir-rt holding im 1'°\1f b°“°f°¢.I'»°f H
crazy thing to do."
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