JULY 14 1932 `
_,::_ ....L _ -_‘ _ _ ,y ,_   gi , g THE cnAlu_orTi:'rowN GUARDIAN I -AGE NINE
 
tESTER    oC1<_ANDBo DQ o:"AT1oNs
#CII
I
was the beat rally.
and also the most
the period.
were gen-
s list which
in a narrow
refusing to
low of early
the technical
been. strength-
borne out h
y _
advances in a Number of advances ... ..‘~.‘v§ig5T;ieil
stocks, notably Number of declines ... ,,, Bd 123
Telephone, Peo- Stocks unchanged .. ... ... 09 120
Service of New Totnl issues traded ... ... 510 408
Can. Cora Products Americas 'Iebse
2° B. Sam vs_ drier Preise ua
liied Chemical were equally strong.
U- B. Steel Preferred rose 8%. ei-
"l°\lKh there were even better 'gains
in li few other senior wities. ran‘-
ssctioiis amounted to ,019 shares,
Silccuiators for the rise received
encouragement from several sources.
Adlournincnt of Congress, it appear-
ed, would not be much longer deisy-
ell and the market was plainly in e
mood to anticipate that event,
\\llA'l' _THE STOCK MARKET DID*
Stock Market
GQ
I" ri-' cvs W. 1...
3’/Q 3%
0 IJ
.wt
14-_-2
K
Bre\vei'll>s _ . _ _ 15
Brew l'f<l .. _.
pun' 3i'}i del: _ 381/Q 38
Siel-i l':ii~ ..  I
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l'i»u'i-1' ._ .. ll l'.",~§
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i‘ulin<I:|  13’/5 15 15 itil
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BANKS
more ._  __ X43 lil 1-iii gp.,
',f.,..,.I   ...~’iiii',l,l~.»s ii»=a'/_- si..
ia .\'oriiili ... ... 2" S
)‘.|I ._    117 113 1.47 'ft'
.
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Hr |,_.,},..,-N .|_li|i; ¢‘]..||r_ uillil-r \\'lii'nt
...Irs .»i..._.-.- -_'__-...~:_i:.»; flour, u-lille
.; Iii-nu, lun it~`.‘.J' li
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i..i_ l ii »--i .i<F‘-.z 1-gps, fresh,
...is ii. .-.-..-...~-- _‘J-\: rt:-..'». l‘f~‘~’\,
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",,',1jf_;' ’,,_j"“_f_{j,5"-,,ff}_ "E;,,,}i”",__,',f,?,§` the eve cf .iuiy lm, 1932, carl Rem-
....|.i.l,<, ~ 1:.. 1..-ig ...fi-_.'..’». /say Cndmore, age three months,
_ deal-ly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.
V _ ' J. A. Cudmore. Carl contracted a
"W ""1" 1"!" 13"' """" r"' severe cold which developed into
< nrror' _
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Q _;_.... i.il»-ii:`i~~l\. "“‘.-`_j"I'."' "mf Pneumonia. Eudded on earth to
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_-" ,_,, -..- ‘,‘." _-M. _\-,‘,,- bloom in Heaven. He leaves to
, ini
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_ irc] <~|i:;oi_ I Q lm vo Imourn, besides°his grief-stricken
_ ~ .-1 » n .'i _ _
'_'f`_f,.,,f,,`,',1",-,fI\',,‘,,_' ,.':f,',,‘ |,f |,..,¢...-_ parents. three sisters, Edna. Gladys,
.....|_ -i..|».-...-_-.i miriii.-=-... i'i-lu.-u il Haze; and two brothers, Earl, and
.|_- lui-_i-i-_ .\~..~-ri.-_-lu inliililing fair
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ter 50
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rcfiner
(Canadian
Stocks
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Ann Copper ...
A ... ...
li
iiigii Low Close Bal o uhig ,, ,_
._ -.. 78% 77 78 Bethlehem Steel _ ..
 ... ... 0% 0% 0% Briggs ._ ... ... ...
9 18'/S IB'/1 Can i‘nl:lfio ... ....
li _. ... 4 Case 'i‘bresh ... ...
- 5 4'/e 5 Chrysler lilo  ...
-- »- 12 Consolidated Gas ...
' Corn Products -.. ..
 '1‘/1 it-iv -  
E I Dupont ... .__
. 4% 4'/1 4% Gencriil Electric `. ..
 5'”/1 54 50*/ii Gent-rui Foods _. ...
»-~ --- 13 12’/S 12% General Motors . ..
Gen" itiili Sig _. . . B
tc Q*
(Canadian Press) Au ui-u Auto __ ... 52%
tinior 5%
Stock Exchange
rress)
High
48%
35%
ei
7-ing
4
22%
Low
54%
32%
7
71%
Close
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Smell: itfg .1 ... 5%
’1‘ei Tel ... ... 74%
-.u 3%
hison ... 2055
54\/4
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3%
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3%
4s
5%
8%
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35%
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50, for gains of Qin respectively while
Deéeniber improved M-to 07%.
th ughout the'sessiou and trade held
li sl It furtb liin 1.'
Li
steady tone of the Winnipeg market
Dil
w eat continues slow.
was
th less than 200,000 bushels of wheat
r
r
the
h
at
r
supplies on ocean passage to Europe
the
tent. '
ence at ttaws s re re s a
fa or iii the quietness of market ac-
ti _ Cash wheat and coarse grains
re u
Ui’
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57%.
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MARKET GOSSIP ‘ I Graf.. M...-an iiumai inrm I  | V E S Tn BK R I `
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*'°"_J°"¢v ium ii 2 t a lvl
nt group somfvlhat tire betfer ng! tg: (Canadian Iron) ,I 
“_ Y m°"m°a¢. However, cm, Amvrierul »'
il _ i
Wlllllld
helped ‘to bring values out of
rut they hive moved in for sev-
dsys. Prices at the close vnre
July and- October closed -at 58 and
ood support entered the market
o
m ag n er se I rom
south, Considerable volume of
edging ou'the new winter wheat
rop is being placed bers.
Broomhali said futures prices at
verpool were influenced by the
Tuesday hut demand for actual
reported today, It, was estimated
ad been sold abroad'and Broormiisil
ew attention to the fact that while
decreased 11,000,000 bushels in
past month, importers were not
uying for future needs to any ex-
h
No export trade of any consequence
nil
ct
The forthcoming imperial confer-
0 i fer d to a
0
snmed their indifferent trades at
reads generally unchanged.
cnoss
irert: July san; oct, `iuis`;' Dec.
Oats: July 339513; Oct, 28%; Dec.
Barley: July 30l,4;_ Oct. 32; Dec.
CASH PRICES
WINNIPIG, ,UU ll-ltlilgtk It '
srpool gave s firmer tone to wheat ,
plrices hare today. A lack of offerings
il I0
the
the largest turnover since June 15. _ 010|
3 lil; M, cent higher than yesterdsy‘s
n s _
Int
e
iii‘/3 i_iim»er ...
14% Miss l‘fll ..
'-'5 Mont Wnrli ._
9 i’al'k Motors
i’iir.iniount i‘nl.
U
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.vis Co ._
odyeiir ltub
Harvester
_ ... ... ... IL H ,,
-~-- 2% 2% 2% Houston 0il ...
3% Iliidson Motors
520 Int
Nlckci ._ ... ...
n Copper ...
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sii liioturs _
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un, CHICAGO, July i3~iieported max-
gi,l_, Imuin temperatures of 100 degrees in
3%
ill!
lol); l“
25%
Ili'/A
ilfls
,.
_,Ia week :culling only :is2,ooo iiuriiele.
31%
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4
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121%
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8%
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18%
Till
5%
0%
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Wheat: No. 1 hard 53%; no. 1 nor.
53; no. 2 nor. 00: no. 3 nor, 48; no,
4 or. 40; no. 5 43; no, 3 30; feed 34;
track 53; no, 1 durum 57_;,no. 2 dur-
iiin 51; no. 3 duruni 41; no. 4 durum
38,
Oats: No. 2 C. W. 33%; no 8 C. W.
so-ig; er, i for-fi :io'>i.:_uo_ i. Iced 29%:
nu. 2 feed 28'/si rejected 10%; track
335', -
ifnrlcyz No. Zi C. W. 30%; no.
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.a
an
c.` w. -.-1-,t,, 'tru-ir `:i<iu.. -
ciiic-_ioo
the spring whelit lioit had a bullish
effect un grnln riilues iniluy.
if 1 lil tl result
ciirs l <-rn| tniuge ns
of ¢-xccsslvc iicni. were persistently
volt-cll. Eiirlipoiili licinand for wheat
from North Anicricn \\'i\s disappoint-
ing, with siilpinenis overseas this
against 2,158,000 the wr-ck previous
ilnil '.’.8i`i1i,000 n year nga,
Whent closed unsettled IA-M shove
yesterllny’s finish, corn 1-ll/, up_ nnts
IA-’,V| advanced, and provisions vary-
ing from 10 cents decline t`o`10 eerits
gain,
BONDED \7’HEA'.l‘. _
. (Canadian Press)
MONTREAL. July 13-Encouraged
by I greatly improved market in
\Vsii Street, contiuueq buoygpey in
the bond market and A better tons in
"W °°|1\|1l°UIf¥ markets, the local
market in tudsy's dealings again ex-
hibited I strong price ¢qn|_ with
volume for the duy's session holding
up to the greatly increased level ea-
tablished on the preceding day. While
demand converged on a number of
leading issues, with bank stocks again
prominent among the strong spots,
interest in the market hers showed s
tendency to broaden out. At the
close gains were in excess of losses
by lk to 4, while the average price
' Montreal Power was again an ac
tive feature here and closed 46, better
Thp debentures improved 55 at 3856
local list were National Breweries
Shawinigan and McColl-Frontenac
sliian Press)-L.uld and sliver pro
duction of the Hollinger Consolidated
first six months of this year as com
half yearly operating statement is
sued today
was 85 S, up to June last year
Added to the production value was
other income of !0>20" against $310,
this year amounted to $305"270 ieav
lug u mei profit or ;i.o1's4:i:i ot
which dividends absorbed sitsoiiooo
-leaving-s surplus before depreciation
and alilustinent of $300,433. At. the
same date last year a debit balance
of $05530 was shown after dividends
The operating shows 842,810 tons
milled with recovery of metal por ton
at 30505
MARKET
at 31, after having sold up to 31%. /
Other active and firm spots in the David Axwamhy
Gold Mines, Limited increased in the K
pared with 1931 it vi-as shown in a Matheson,
Valile5é1f5Dg7oid and sllier- produced pl-esmn N51", 3 Jack cudm°1,°_
W Why 3 Miriam Younker
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, July 13-There were
40 cattle, 105 calves, |512 hogs and ut
lambs for sale on the two Montreal
live stock markets today,
‘There were set enough cattle to
make a market,
434 cattle were received fo rexport
for Birkenhead to .leave tomorrow on
the Manchester Brigade.
The calves and lambs were not sold
at time of writing.
Hogs were slow. Three or four loads
were sold at $5.75 with some sales at
$5.50 for selects, bscons and hutch-
ers, Saws brought $3.00 per cut.
WHEATLEY SCHOOL
Honor roll for the month of June.
Grade IX-1 Eoasmond Neill, 2
Grade V'l’i'I-1 Johnnie lhthesoss,
Grade V-i Doris Maohure, 2
stherlne MacPherson, 3 Gordon
Grade V-1 Daniel MacPherson, 3
Grade lv-1 Vema Cudmore, 2
Grade III-1 Mhblo Smith, 2 John
AIT.
Grade II-Giennas cudmore
Grade I-I Isabel cudmore,
Grade I-1 Susie Ford, Cora Ax-
° . _
Public school Certificates _
E
Y _ I
IIIW PRICES
-  
1 iiiniiuilI.iz-nuiicfsizfi
plus Sc bottle deposit pina le hottie deposit
CANADA IIHY ;:‘..°_".‘_“;';‘;::
sussax BEVERAGE CDMPANY Maritime Distributor.
canvi-:LL Baos. LTD., 'Local Distributors
of loans of
2 when tile
issued, and
of last .\‘el|r_
lii0` REA
, .vr
.Plat no 5 4 \\-_ -32%, no. -n.d|,m -|»r,_.,
ia h
popn 1' er
h nbc
oc
lin proreine
the lirivrint-c.
l s
Scotia adriin
CB
MONTIKEAL, July 13-A decrease Jo
.Stock Exchange on Canadian secur-
ities is shown in the current report.
Th total at Jul 7 1032 at li t ,
alia, tvrenty stocks showed a gain of
._
Hil
o y _ oo a
$i3,S65,5"3 agninst $15,130,523 on June
_.
CLO
London buying and n firmer bond
iniirkct were contributing factors to
inliklng l\snes were t o strongest,
Montreal i’<iwcr, lit-li Telephone, Na-
tl B B (‘ 1’ C ~
Diinl rl-ivcrics, _ ,, ower, an
niln - (.'e|nciit,- Couktihutt Dominion
Bridge, Massey llarrie, Power Cor- lil
t l sh ini all vi
Bank u \iontre wen to B new p
high at 1001,; up 11/, while Nova
Commerce and Royal gained 3 points y
cii. `
The iiiterlisted group was mixed an
Canadian Pacific advancing 1,4 while
hiclrai. and Brazilian were off a like
members of the Montreal
215. liixpensos for the first half of da' Mmquanie' 8 Aim. 05"'
RD
li, July is-(ay ii., Cai.. Lure, Jack cudmore, Daniel Mac-
s)-Stocks were agan
U many on R tumour Pherson, Vema Cudmore, Isabel
muc \‘e the average practically Ciidm0i'9_
all issues to appear oil the Montreal
St k exchnn ih d in
ge owe gn s.
nt iii the Wall Street list.
Utilities, .inilustrials and
li
cetl 7 points to 247 and
MONTREAL, ._iuly ia-(By the Cru- 2 Mmm Home 3 Robert Cm,
I C
, ric
ans
hnnie Matheson, lolths Home,
bert Carr and Gladys Macquar-
last pre\_-ins report was Perfect Af-'M143-m`¢-5433881053
$5-i,90i,ii.» on October 3 N¢111_ Johnnie Matheson. Dom Mhc_
Teacher-Annie Bruce.
SING EXEBCISES OF
ST. ELEANOB/S SCHOOL
The closing exercises were held
the school on e sftern of’
ime 30, with a large number D!
rents and visitors nt.
The pupils were examined in the
in-ions subiects by their teachers
d by their prompt and accurate,
were gave every evidence of
oxoush instruction throughout the, Gnd
CENTRAI. ROYALTY
The Central Royalty school clos-
and rate payers The children were `
first examined in their various sub- _ .i
jects by the teacher. 2
The Grade VIII leaving certifi '_
cares were meu uwurued in order or E
followed by the reeentation of "
prizes
Przes
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Agnew.
for General Proficiency A
rx-Andrew Macnee U
VII-Arthur Mn.cRae
VI-Kenneth Madftse
V-Irene MacLeod
IV-Eva Chowen and Jack
I’ lluui oii neiiu _ 
imperial Oli  _
New York Curb
D
IV-(Sr-) Jean MncR.ae_ I
siiurls, to g
iii I
In _Memorzam
CARL RAIVISAY CUDMORE
There passed peacefully away on
48
wheat closed steady. Closing: July
_ 51.
Canadian ‘G'o‘v't.
Bond Quotations
NEW YORK, July. 13-Bonded
; Ort
lnrge appreciation earlier in the week y
cnt the price of Consolidated Smclters
3'/ig points to 50. t
to ‘I/5; Dominion Governments were
ing mnlie for British and United
States accounts dealers striied ln
Montreal 'l`rnmwa_\', liloritrral Power
and Rimvvlnlgan issues were strong.
Total sales were 14,200 shares and tl
24,900 bonds.
amount each. l’rnt,lt_iakIng on it
E
about 01 higher, Piircbsses were he- be" were 55 f°u°W5¥
pnrlilon lint . siv gan mo ng J
up fractionally_
' ' f _ al t 8
- s th
the' utility' gro`upe Bell Telephone, R
Th
ar. |
e Maple Leaf Forever; Recita-
With Mr. Ceilings Creswell ss'
onds continued heir almost daily ch LCWIB B
improvement in price. The Canadian
National arovn scored n rain 0! ‘A carried out by the pupils. The num-
Grade I-Allison MacRae, Moilyi
Attendance-Norma Young.
History and Georgrsphy-Donald
e III-Heber MacAusiand. G
fi
alrmsn a short program was then e§i;I;aM;nc§1t;;,0°d veiopments today in the five month
° ol
(Canadian Prsss)
locks High
mer Cyaaamld B
mer Super Pow
seo (ras Elec A
an Marconi ...
ities service ...
ord Corp ...
merit to Arthur MBQRAB, D0nB.id fn” 3"’-‘d 55'" ~
ord of Canada A 5
M\°A\l¢lBnd. and Lucile Chowen were iuutor co __ _ as .
ulf Oil Corp .. _
30%
iagora Hudson _ . '
Stand Oil Indiana _
X-Alice Chowen stand on Kentucky _
evelopments
Coal Strike
ri Light Pow A _ _
COLUMBUS 0.. July 18-(A.P.)-
un battles, a. bridge dynaniitins. I
re and a near riot marked de
d Ohio coal strike.
One man was killed in s. Zim
W°I°°m°- R€¢i549i°n'-Ml1’y Clwlby _ M,BcAu5]and battle at chanoumgey Athens Conn
°°If°ti°Y|-U18 Peffyi Chorus - ' ty. s New York central bridge near
Progress-Billy Hambly. the same village was dynamif-ed. and
n-Alban MscDougsll l‘tec‘te.tion` Prizes for diligence awarded io- the Kanawha and Mi¢l11sa.n Rall
_,_,,.,,., ,,,,,_,| ,,,-,|,|u..g 5.09; sri-it-t Gordon; one brother, Ernest, pre- 
iiiilliliiiig ~i_.'»i; low iiiilllliiiig 4,41: deceased him six yea;-5 380, 389
or-il.ii:ir,\' -i.'.‘0 good urdini1l'Y, tour months The service was con_
“\'\"' l.“"0 b='li‘-“ I"""““"‘ ducted by Rev.`Mr. Brown. inter- 'l'
ment in P°°P1°'5 Cemewry' Hymm l\ioN'rnn.u__ July ia-iiuproi-ed ex-
-‘UI-Ul' Sling Were! "When H6 Cbmeth," port outlook us s result of imposition
,, .. f ii ti b Gr- t Britiii imp rts
.lilly |13-Il}i;i\v slilgalr S318 in the Aims Of JSSUB, row gmmll :ease ymlhtnvree lstinttan cursed
"'““3' ’“‘ ' ° “me ' Beautiful Ari? Thy - Dwel gs,” butter prices to advance on the pro-
lrllrill l”2l’lll€l'S '=°“' ,, ilu and dairy market here today.
in est It 3. 1°' Where M57 A“3°1D"““3 nw°u"'"' 'flue canadian exporter is expected
ns
_ ' , _
vw- 1-08. Inn- 104- Mu- 1-°°- M" .’.f§f§...”".1‘r°i.°JAZI‘°“..”AI’f.1’. "I{'$II§I'..
“'“l U1- “MY ilwifl UU' while Cnnnda's exports totalled 78,-
nnvthsfi 1" "fl"°" 1*'-C" “‘°'° ““§"°“‘°“,",f ooo iiuuurraweirlit. Tire imposition or
was 3 points above the 3-90 '~° "00 ‘°" nn' °'""“ “'°‘l WE, duty on the Irish butter will possibly
siiie. fl 3005 Wm"I'““'“I 'lemma '°l‘°"° ' result in Great Britain turning to
“’L‘\'H 2 t0 4 l'0lnts not however, new business wal URM Ind Canada for more of its supplies of
0' 94.900 ¢°“l- "°°°“‘I‘h°"" °"°'I“l" 5’ b°I°" th” butter, l\'o. 1 butter in csriots or less
closed .0S. Bent 1.04,iist prices of refiners were reported. WM quoted It 10% een" R W,md_
,_,___- - i To retailers solids at 18 cents and
, ...
,§i:,g:gg, 'RTONCTON to
i-........r_l......... CHARLOTFETIOWN l Curb Market
N . Omg
,H5031  limit., More convenient departure and arrival times and I
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}'°,ffl`:l:;|”si;dl:omia Plum sm," Egan figw Cigna
' ' |’~“'° ' Besuharnois A ._ ... 4 ‘
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Can Nat Hiya 5-00
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to benefit as during 1031 the Irish
prints at 10 cents were both unchang-
eil.
Heary arrivals cut the price of new
no. 1 liloritreal potatoes in half. Yes-
terday they were quoted at 81,50 per
B0 pound bag and today at 75 cents. I
New no, 1 Virginias, of which there
are only a few left, were firm at
$4.50. Old New Brunswick green moun-
tains were uncliangeri at 50 to 55
el-nts per 80 pound bag.
Cheese -declined being quoted at
0% to 0% cents for Ontarioa and li(
to 0% cents for Qnebees.
iilggs were unchanged, quotations
being 20% cents for extras, 17 cents
for firsis and 14 cents for seconds,
At the butter and cheese auction,
held at the Montreal Board of Trade
today, cheese offerings totalled 1,473
boxes, and were disposed of as fol-
lows: 751 boxes of-no. 1 white at
0 3-10 cents; 34 boxes of no, 2 white
at 8 3-13 cents; 031 no. 1 colored at
0 3-16 cents, and lil boxes of no. -I
colored at 0 3-iii cents. ln butter, 015
boxes of no. 1 piistnrised sold at 13% -
cents; 188 boxes of no, 2 pssteurised
sold at 16% cents, and 50 boxes of
unpastsiirised no. 1 at 101( cents.
The Montreal -1
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TORONTO,
osel-
Snles Stocks
1000 Acme .
145 Ajax ._
1000Alex .
1500 Canusa
410- Dome .
1000 Harker
7850 Howe
1000 Kirk L
405 Lake B
5500 hfacsssa
216 Mcintyre . . 17.75
1100 liiin Corp  1,15
500 Moss ._
1000 Murphy
3.100 Newbec
305 Nipisein
ii00 Nuranda
2000 Olga ._
700 Premier
15 1-lil per cent. to
. _. ._ .0__
1000 Amulet __ .__ .12
0500 Arno ._ .. .. .(12%
4000 B Holling .. ,iilll/1
4000 Bidgnnti _ _ .. .03 ,03 _
.02
200 B C Pioneer _ 3,55
_ .. . . 1110
100 F'bridge . -.. .07
2000 Granada
2105 Hollinger _ . 5.05
Y . ,411
4100 Maiartic . ._ .04l{\
0500 MOH Hdll ._ ,O2
.. -_ .Ml
1328 Antonio ._ ,41
July 13-(Mining sales
1'Iil
_ ._ .121/5 1-
.. _. .08 .68 .68
" ,02 .02
.12 .12
.02 ,02
.08 .08
1'"/A
355 3.55 H
.. .. .021/4 .0‘_Z% .021/4
isoo cutie-Tr . . .11 .11 ~l|0\1ii\-ll: Grids TV-Clfl MM-se:
15,10 Grade In te) Edmund Oomptonzl
Is. Grade In on xeiur Bernard, orarie
.il
11.10
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5.00
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ako ._ ,113 .35
bore _ 28.80 28.75
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17.70
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wo 5,,,,,,,,g ,,,,,,,,, M “O78” and U,,,,_ --Edwin Bernard; Drill by eleven Harvey MacAusialnd, Hilda Mm-Ii-ond bridge at Albany. Athens
,$512 ed Shim funds st s premium of pup'ls; Recitation-Lawrence comp- Auslsnd, Joseph Hambly
H2 B010-Alban MMDOIIKMI; Re- The following program was then w
00.6 0 ‘ ` citation-Fred Tanion; Chorus -Iglven by the pupils Itempt by striking miners to intim-
al _ Mlnlng, Stocks )\;aeu;t‘i;n Days; Recltation-Olive! Chorus-0 ifaaoada; Solo-Irene ldate workers.
- Ms-oLeod: Rec s ri-Jean Mani-'tae
*___ Followina this was the presents- IDri1i-safety First 'I‘rsin:` Recita-
s ,,,_,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, neu or Public school cmirieutefticu-slay mmblv; .soic_aii¢e
[_] and prizes. Ichoweng Recltation-Allison Mac-
irmuv ci.-re' The Prizes for proficiency werepae; chcru5_1.rlsnd Hyu-Lu,
' "V1 - ~ awarded as follows: Grade X -I At the close or the program after
LUB P01111 G-rlde IX~Chester Mtn'-, remarks by the trustees' and others
ray Grade VIII-Frances Hunt and
on Lawrence Compton; Grade VII-
-_.0m B,,,,k H," __ _om 1,3 _"go, Catherine Mills; Grade VI-Ruth
Ollsnd; Grade v-.Alban Muc-
M5 (a) Eileen Compton: Grade I (h) In close. B
.48 Austin Holland. I Teacher-Helen Douglas. S
Prizes for attendance were award-
~3% ed to Edwin Bernard, Lila Perry
i-,_-,O and Alban Mscbougsll. A prize for
A1'-gl? Arithmetic was awarded to Olive
A special prize donated by Ms-,
Emery Lyle to the pupil making me' h ness manager of the publication
more improvement 4.”-1,., me yen.  MWJW 2; °;}h°Wf:”l;;1;' will thus be in close woes with each
:M W” °w"d°d I” ,"4 T‘“l°°' The was all that could ‘be desired and °ther'
tg _ ,
_ 7000 McLeod
2100 Ventures _ .. .41 .41 _
iooo asian-lu _ ._ gt 9;
sooo _mir mn ._ _oi .oi
School for the month of June: Perfect attendance _ Dorothy
lane; 2, Lloyd Lowther; 3. Arthur thur Wrlsht. Wands Lowther, Ter
Wright, ‘ ess Muttsrt_
48'.’5_8lierritt ._ .. ,30
4550 Siscoe ._ _ ._ .Til/5 .71
1500 Stadacons . . .011/, .01l,(
1000 Bt Anthony . ,D514 .ill
700 Bud Basin . _ .28
1000 Syivsnite . .5814 .58
3000 Tashnts .02
2855 T Hughes
040 Wright Hlr _
Silver ,2ii§§.
Total sales 188,000 shares.
UNLIITID
i000 B Missouri _ _ _
400 Cen. Man ...
100 C-Reecli _ _ _
515 C-Copper . .
74 Coniaur .. .. _
_'|500 Eldorado . .
0000 Goodflsh _ Oli
000 Huri Bay ... 1.75
330 Nickel __  7
03
.assesses
l'oi$ 3*
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assess*
Mrs. P. D. Crosby and others
:°Ql»-a'8.¢*»-aafa
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vices of both their teachers. Mr
G
_-f_'-is Miss liidythe Crasweil as Assistant.
na
it
5.0
ii00Nordon ._ .. .04 .04
ezooren rw.-te  .nm _oiv,, Igil/, ceilent work throughout the term
42
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96
4000 Bobjo .. ... .04 .04 .04
500 Brett   .09 _Dil .00
500 Brownlee _ _ .0155 ,M35 
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.or
Vs
.nag
Grade VI-1, Haus Lowther; 2
Sadie Muttart; 3, Sandy Muttart.
Grade IV-1, Everett Macrar
lane; 2. llimioe MeGoughey.
1000 Kenra ._ ... .01 .01
500KIrk Town . .07 .07
1000 lialrobic _ . K if
2noo oil select __ .aaa _mg
iiioo mirage ._ .. .ot .oi .oi
1°° WW' I-'*° - -°° -°° -0" crude rr-1, xenueta Lowther.
gonna ggm,s'r0N scnoql, Grade I-1. Jimmie Muttsrt: 3
...__ Shirley Gould. '
Standing of North Carleton 01149 I (bl-1. MIT! Wrlshl-
onae x'-i. Dorothy aucrsr- iarenrisuo. maya mvaier, ar
, _ , _
the teacher was presented with an
The Institute then treated the li
children generously with chocolate
bars, and bananas. fl'
The singing of God Save the King
brought the pleasant afternoon to M
h
al
COVEHEAD ROAD SCHOOL di
-*m re
The annual examination of 5°
schers and pup.l.s greatly sppre- Wm
- equeritly a. large number of _
into this kind ug of My-_ Lyle and 1 ' th t Next beat tu a doctor-ailnaril a.
P0 that others in the dist:-ici; will poop B from e du mt md sur _
 Mow hh sample rounding. districts were swat- ing eiiorus, 1-iurir 'nu-u the vulege
Beton the vmuh 1°" they wen The classes were heard by the t/each street,
memuuy treated tu he cream wget assisted by Mrs. Wm. MacDonald A number of prizes were present
the teachers Mrs. Samuel Wooiridge, Mrs. chas. ed to the pupils by the teacher. |
compnmeéu Maovittie Marshall. The children El,-ga, ,my for neatness,
mme b ry '°m”'k‘ we" acquitted themselves wonderfully; Helm MacMillan for Arithmetic,
_y Mr' J' H' U' Cresweu' well, answering the questions smart c|,,,»m¢, wool.-idge for Spelling.
following programme was given. The
` Bath the” hmmm M" dm” ex' aftemoon was opened by:
' Chorus-Island Hymn; Gra/de 1'
'md h°"° °"""° "°'“ "UI" ” c. ri 11 (J 1- aeadin A il s -
zsfirihm activlimnsrt in ti-ie smira s,§:,°m,,,b1;.'_ alive' is/iknc1es:=I
° "mm W' IMa¢L¢an; Grade II (Sr.); Grade 111|
3. Rita Gould: 3. Teresa Muttart. mm, method, 0, teachhg me j,,n_, L L
TAKEN AS CASH FOR ANY
ARTICLE BOUGHT OF US
G H TA YL OR
JEWELER and ENGRAVER
lor classes. A Table Drill' a kind
of game, where the ehildrerrpraetiss
‘ui play the multiplication tables'
Gimp IV' Playefff, Al70lf‘d the S S.
Health solo, A Little Pussy-Erma
Birt Grades V VI' Red Cross Drill
Grade VII- ltecitation 'Deaohing
Sweetheart to Drive-Etta JIY;
Recitation, Teschind Wife t/o Drive
-Stella. Dirt' Grade X Spelling
match Grades IV X under the dir
eotion of Mrs Alf Msoliesir Clos
ing was well attended by parents
Cou
nty, was fired early today in
hat authorities said was an at
Nurses Centre
In Montreal
M  Jill? 13-Offiws
gdd;-ers and 5, gm by me puppy, have been secured here for head
u
'Assoc
srters of the Canadian Nurses
lation which will be moved
om Winnipeg to Montreal about
the end of October. Decision to
akc the move was reached st the
nnusl convention held recently ll-
aint John N. B.
Adjoining the central office will
e the editorial office of the Joum
of the Association the Cana
an nurse, and the executive sec
tary and Rlegistary of the as
ciation and the edit/or and bull
_ ' lv- A lot or tme was taken hesrlns An.. several prrrentrtioru ai tile
uni; E:;a;(:v:n:c;);lm1:dv°t;y mn' -the classes, this being a large schoollteacher wishing her a happy holi
e "F5 ith considerable number in each
,W , day.
_ "elass. All grades being represented Qu, of the mos, important items
“don Bmw” u Pmmml md ¢X°¢Pl1 012408 VIII U14 lx- Th°'oi the afternoon came on now belns
the "Serving of ice cream and cake'
in all The children especially en-
f _laying this it m or the programme.
We are glad to have our teacher
staying with us another year
I
I
i
Gorezgn Exchange
MONTREAL July 13--(By the QD-
I-°W CIMO adian Press)-British and forligl
exchange in relation to the Canadian
dollar, as compiled by the Royal Basal
of Canada closed todnv as follows
Argentina peso 02002.
Australia, pound 3"71"
Austria schilling not quoted
Belgium beige, 01509
Brasil miireis, 00878
Bulgaria isv not quoted
China, Bong Kong dollars, not
quoted
Czechoslovakia, crown 00341
Denmark krone, 02215.
l~lnialid finmark, 00184
France franc, 0045
Germany reichsmark, 02729
Great Britain pound 40789
Greece ilrachiaa not quoted.
Holland flnrin 04634
Hungary pcnpn not quoted
india rupee, 03084
italy lire 00580
Japan yen 03”07
Jugosiavla, dinar, 00108
New Zealand pound 3.080
\orway krone, 02021
Poland zloti 013
iloumanin leu 00011
\nutb Africa voiind 55430
Spain, pescta 0ii‘\"'i
'sweden krone, (P008
iwltzeriand franc 0"240
United States dollar, 15 118
nt premium
hi-'JW YORK July 18-Foreign ex
change steady Great Britain 3541/,i
Franco 3.9"%2 lilly 5,11' BPIR1|\lm
i3 B0 Germany 3 73 Canada B7 00
per
CP
CHISHOLM-MDCLOSKEY
At St Ann’s Church Lot 65 on
the morning of June 22nd, one of
the most interesting and social
events was the marriage of Hash
gsret Msrtinea Chisholm to Jamd
Thomas McCloskey, of Emyvaia
who is the son of the late Thomas
and Mrs. Mccloskey and Mis
Chisholm is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs John Chisholm of Kea-
sington Prince Edward Island.
The Nuptial Mass was celebrated
by Rev Leo Herroll P.P in the
presence of e. large circle of friends.
During the ceremony Mr hee
Berrigan, teacher of Emyvale school
rendered appropriate hymns and
also presided at the organ
The bride looked charming in I
dress of white crepe and wore a
white picture hat. with shoes to
match
Her bridesmaid was Miss Mary A.
McCloskey, sister of the groom, who
wore pink crepe, white hat and
shoes to match Mr. James P. Mc-
I Cardio ably supported the groom.
After the ceremony, breakfast
was served at the home of the
bride's uncle, Mr Seymour Po‘isrd,
the relatives of the contracting par
ties and the otiiciatirii Clergymsn
being present
After a couple of hours of enter
tainment they then motored in s
sedan decorated for the occasion, to
Charlottetown for dinner, then they
motored to Kensington to the home
of the bride's parents, remaining
until 6.30 p. m. when they left for
Mr. Pollards home. where is large
crowd of invited guests assembled
to spend the remainder of the ev-
ening in singing and dancing
The number of costly and useful
presents received goes to show the
esteem in which the young couple
are licid. Mr. and Mrs. McCloskey
will reside in New Wiltshire
T110 t€B0l‘l€f‘ 1l1l.\.Si.l‘lI£d 0118 Of 1.118 _M M M M
.-,¢--