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GOSSIP_ ‘M_°'1*1'°°1'. it IMP1_i_F§§IVE `Lib@ra1speakers
pp Jean :am 2:1137. ;:_:::=atea rms
Sl'0_Ck Mdfkef <c<mtinuea from me 1> 1 Address Mgeting A N N  A
il.‘:‘°::1:.::‘:'““'.‘:.i.‘...i° 1 ’°’”':'
A _ was ,_ a area, r _ 1
1111' ’°‘“‘- "‘..12"“°“"'°“! ' - . . . 1 In Strand The t
¢| led the aacur a markets p
:ala today, bringing the average ay.
ll of shares hack to the approximate
iii; illiie mliigili ' pliiiiu 'media' th; ` boys march d 1 th con t to
. n e rua up an ___ c rom e ven A meeting ol the Liberal
Assoc
°'°.'.:..*:..L1.'.‘ i'.fi‘°.i.:.-. ...... ... Quotation. ., ,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, a re  '|' I 
I'
¢ak of the summer recovery regla-
rgfed last week.
important news developments ot
haracter to influence the market, we
lacking and prices swung over a wid
"age lu atocks_ closing substantial
ly under the beat,
Yeaterdayfl market comeback, arts
the sellll1B ll" lust Week, precipitat
,fl a rush of buying and short cover
lug in the opening transactions, wma
boosted man! pricesl. to 7 points, an
delayed the ticker several minutes,
Number of advances 
0 N b f ines
°. with a 10.000-ahara transaction. It
1, closed at 48%, up 8. Cale and Allied
K' Chemical roas 0 and 'I points, re-
- spectlvely. and closed 8 under tha,_Brasiilaa   ...
- best, Westlnglioule Electric was a
1
h strong feature, up more than 4 poiatsi
d to a new high for 1032. _
The market cooled down somewhat
|a trading _wore on, although rails
had a fresh burat of strength' at mid.
(lay. A sag in the wheat market
hrougbt n general reaction during th
afternoon but the list came hack again
in _the final dealings, closing wit
wnar 'rim s'roox maaxlrr mn;
Tue. Moa.
. 407 428
um er o decl   123 77
Stocks unchan ed 120
K .. ...- ... D4
ll Total issues traded   7-10 590
Stock Exchange
Slot-ks
Al Chemical
American Can .. ..
Ain Suiclt Rr! .. ...
Ain Tel Tel
... .-.
Anaconda Cop  ....
Atchison 
.iuiiurn Auto .. ...
iii-thlchcm Steel ...
Briggs .. ..
P cific
l`uu n .
Vase Threshlng
Chrysler Motors . ..
Col Gas Electric ...
('onaoli1iutcd Gas 
Corn Products .. -..
i‘-Wright ... ... ...
1-) I Dupont ... ...
Fox Filiii .. .s ...
tion Electric ... ...
(11-ii Foods .. .. ...
iii-ii Motors  ....
iii-ii linil Signal ...
linodyi-ar Rub .. .-
lioustoir Oil ... ...
lliidsoii Motors . ..
iiupp .\lotore .. ...
ln! lliirvcsters .. ..
no ...
-¢ aa
int Nickel .. .. ...-
Int Tclcphoiie ~.. ...
Ken i‘0l\l*8r .-. ...
l.:1inl»crt Co ... ..
.\i l‘iii~\iIc .. -ar nr
M l’i\i‘ific l'i’fl .. 
Moiitgoincry \Vni'd .
Niisii Motors .. .-.
,\'.»\\‘ York Cent . ..
i‘:ir:iiu0unt Pub . ..
i‘ack:ird Motors . ..
l'ul» Serv of 'N .T ..
ilndio Corp ._ .. ...
iliiilio Keith Orlili ..
S.-ars Roebuck .. ...
Soiitii l’l\'3iflC .» ...
south linilway ..» ..
.stand llrands .. ...
Fi1i';i (ins Elec . ..
siiiiiil Oil of N J ..
.~'1.»\v1irt Warner . .-
Texas Co .. ... .._.
'l'f-'x Gulf Sulphur ..
’l‘11ii Roll Bearing ..
l‘ |‘:irh Carb  ...
i'nioii Pacific . --...
l‘nitcd Corp  ...
l'ui1<-d (las Imp ...
li .\` llnhber  ...
i' S Steel .. .-. ...
\':i1i Steel ..  ...
\\'1irn Bros Cn .. ..
\\‘-wiinghouse Elec ..
\\'0oi\vorth (Yo .. ...
\\'nrii1 I'\ll1lD .. ...
f=::
3f<
iffl
H
(Cnnadinn Prana)
High Low Clos
si
115%.
isa,
144%
0%
51%
'12
19711
1404,
or
1404
iw,
ml/,
4:1154.
:iv
41.6
101/,
28111
inn,
11
is
211.5
sw.
sw.
121/,
111.5
401/,
ii
111.5
012%
151,43
27%
5%
3%
4702
0%
23%
21%
11%
15%
'.20
3|'/is
10%
-1-’l‘i'1
17'/-l
25%
73
10%
10%
45
18
2%
RSV,
30%
20
isis,
53%
1S‘/.i
0%
48%
111
is'/1
me/,
52%
iii'
.wg
41%
11:11/,
:ist
1814.
27%
141/.
10-,Q
111/,
20
2s
8%
11%
11
40
5111
10-14,
111/,
15
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5%
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o
22%
20
1114
141/.
1211
14
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11014,
10%
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2%
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11.1-'ig
in
Tiiiiii
70
54'!/5
18
112
0%
50%
08
10'/9
501
13% Dom Stores ... -...
50
13"/a
14%
50
42'/.-
1’Yi
c
1 The Montreal
` Curb Market
(Canadian Proaa)
Stocks High Low Close
Agso Breweries . .. ' 5
Bcniihnriinis H . .. 00 85 -
British Am Oil . ..
V4
S5
10'/5
' Dis Corp-Sea .. ... ii"/.1
181/1
30
1(i1,{.
0"/s
isv,
10%
8
'I
1111;,
10114
sit
Home Oil .. .. ...
Imperial Oil ... ...
lmp Tobacco .. .-.. 8%
Int Petroleum. .. .. _l'lfy, 121/J 120/-
Lnke Shore ... -... 2050
Zififii Siscoe .. ..  ... Rl 75 R0
:ifig 'Fork liiigviies   408 405 40
1ii1,¢,
28%
1-We '_'
1002
17'/¢
20%
40
‘."l
1
:i’>i
201/.1
141/,
11%
11.
5'/ii
10%
111/,
15
Noriinda  ... ... 1075 1025 1025
7
0%
Walker, Hiram , ta
D'/1
\\'n1ker, il Pfd .. ..
PROQUCE _
(Canadian Prana)
MONTREAL. Aul- 10-Butter
cheese and eggs continued to ad:
kate today, '.l‘hcre have been nimqei;
daily gains of late,
The butter market was 101/§c per lb.
for curlots or less of no. 1 up Ein
to -Mc above the previous day. and
5,3/ a 21/,e gain for the uioiith of August
31/: so far. Price to retailers, as quoted
471/1
by .iohbing horses, for small lots,
b
91 were PUC “P ¢ llcr lb, again c-
Al coiiiin 2lc for sol s and “Ze for
10
34
5%
10%
21-it
1004,
25
111/1
101/1
101;.
5%
43%
1114.
21-5
asv,
30
19,
B E -
-£16 prints, Receipts for the day were,28i.
20% boxes.
ll‘4_-
15
The cheese market advanced %c
during the day, becoming 10%c to
11/,c per lb, for Outarioa, and 10544:
to 101Ac for Quebecs. Receipts total-
led 6,001 boxes. Demand is fairly good
the British buyer having followed
the rccent adviiiice on this side, and
higher prices all the time are being
paid at country boards. Cheese has
gained lc to 11/jc so far this month.
Tho egg market waa strong on top
grades, Some British Columbia ext
trns on spot sold at 2-ic per dozen,
Tho general price for newly nrrlviiig
Ontario fresh _(eggs, in carlots or less
was ‘.!3c firia on extras, 17ll,c to lsc
for firsts, and 1-lc to 1-l1¢§c for sco-
onds, Prairie fresh eggs were 211: to
22c for extras, 1iic to 1li%c for flrsts,
and 121/ic to Iiic for seconds, extras
have advanced 2c to 3c'per dozen so
far this month, Receipts were 1,514
cases. Prices to`retnilers ns quoted by
johbing houses on smnil lots, \vere ad-
vanced diirlng tho day 2c per dozen
on top grades, seconds alone remain-
ing unchanged. The new levels are
‘specials in cartons, Iilc, loose, 300,
fresh cxtras,20c and 284:, fresh firsts
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Aug 10-There wer
, e
it rattle, |00 calves, 854 hogs and 278
240 ilnii 231:.
A Mining Stocks
sheep and lambs for aalo an the two _
Montreal livestock markets today ln-
riuding about 000 hogs held ovcr.
’i‘he hulk of the cattle offered were
nf just common to plain quality, One
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Aug, 16-(Mining closel
Silica Stock High Low Close
G
°,0l1¢\\ing, advancing about 5 points Abmbi ,,,' ..., 
Bathurst A ... ....
Bell Telephone .. .. 0'!
B C Packing .. ...
10%
22%
5%
Power A .. ...
Bronze Com ...
Car Com .. 
Cement,  ...
Cement Pfd . ..
Ind Alcohol 
Steam Pfd .. ..
\Virs Cable A ..
Can Pacific ... ,...
Cockshgiit Plow .. ..
(Tons .melting .. 
Dom Bridge  ,...
Do Steel Coal B 
East Dairiu ... .
Fraser Coy's .. ...
Gen Steel Wares ...
Gurds .. .. ... ...
lnt Nickel .. .. ... 0'!/5
Lnke of the Woods .
Massey Ilarrls .. .. 5%
i\icColl~Froi\t,   ilfy,
Mont Power   iii
liiont Pow 3% deb . 401.6
Nat Breweries .. .. 1001
Nat Steel Car .. ... 10
Ogilvie Milling . ... 130
Power Corp ... ... 91/,
Quebec Poivcr .. ..
Shnwinigan .. .-. .. 14%
Steel of Canada ... lSf_\},
B ,C
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
2%
161/1
71/1
72%,
10
2%
BANKS
gommerce .. ... ... not quote M h D hid; h - r
,`ff,’,'.‘,f’°'§1°{,‘,,' j_: 1':  °n“5 an' D" m W ° ex' (Continued from page 1, Rest, were formed. There was also
noyni .. ..   101 111111,; 1111
ciesea on 114 from the eep. L 4% th, ch h t it "mam" -
° *Il’°‘§l‘-mn in sm" F. “I mm” ` (caaaaiaa rmal white lignymvilo t1hetl°B:i!l1op's tra: ‘mm °r Q“°°“" °°\11\i>Y. to which
1' U S Steel wal a feature of the ggocln High Low Close and made their mmm ent mu; an Llbeflld in U18 Pl'0Vincc were
ii(-gl   n ry invited, was held yesterday after_
1
so
10%
211;,
5%
2%
is
7%
'ro
iss;
2%
0%
5
1,.,
11:10;
io
io
0"/s
125
0
1-1%
18%
Miscellaneous
(Canadian Press)
MO.\'TRi'lAl._ Aug, lil-Burley, Can-
adian western no. 3 All; oats, Can
0F'ii.iI.T.ll.
the sacred building. They were ,
9-, .noon in the Strand Theat . Mr,
,,,_ met at the door or the eh1ueh_v1;; 1 D _,_ Rue” president of 3_8 ____ __-
GEITRAL GIIARDIIAI
_*__
TURNED OVER-
th° Mllllcsile Road near .Winslos.
The car sustained but slight dam..
HB8. and the occupant escaped
without injury.
10%' RW' Dr' M°n°gh°“1'wh°_"°° sociation presided the speakers be-   Meet'i CORRECTION HORSE ti
- - en 1' es
3% them in cape and presented their '
N mg H011- A118115 L Macdonald °
 Emil _ _ -. -
BEM sumvE§°l°;'__dR'tM;‘;v  leader of the Liberal party in No-’ lugs were  
.. _ceui-eheshe, with the Holy water,  xv' M' 3°; _P’°"'“` Pownal Ygsterd y
-it
aff/' Cruclfht and Incense. _ a er’ an r Cyrus - a
“___ J. M iii
7% Camel and Egmont Bay with Rev ' -
 Theodore .Gallant at the organ 2;-,,ya;Libe;au5l:;11n England and Evenlng'
gif, sang "Veal Creator Bpirltus’-' and H . ’ an ° med the “rm _._.__..
.m Po cies of the B nn tt ad i istr
1%
 1i°;?1'"ff'fm»  '-3330-fi W-T’-iii?-Ji”-T551
. e n he Pa l i o l ' l _
 flowens on thialailgigrhizdlaha il/fr; th§u;i;;sc5ia?;;t‘:_;§°n§;‘;°;e:i2; igtgelhwihgrjgdigg Ilollzl;/l;:l,mv(i:'l!t
emn occasion. e con “sm” °f me spewhmak speaker.
, ins- There was no nomination of
wndldatc The convention was well attend-
IB3 Address of Welcome 5' ed. The roll cell by unions showed
" , ‘a good representation. During the
The “ddr” °f W°l°°m° W” *"1*  Zyeor two new unions. one at Ken
H by the parish priest, Rev Martin - slngton, the other at 'Iravelle
130
0
14
14-
preged ms since" thanks t'° H15 an increase in membership. The
gxggsncia u;;§‘t}'__R§v':o’;2;F_’ se' to facilitate 5 may-ough mveSt|g,,_ opening devotional service was con-
sbowednupoh him arid his parish in tion of me handmng °r the Can' ducted by the Ken5inst°n U"l°n‘
being Elven the Privilesc of receiv-` adm) p°t'm'° °r°p° The mvesugat' Encourpgmg reports were received
ore would visit the fields where from the departments. '
l itll fl UE l'l lSi»l C0
oIlgthei'lioc!;e.A`l;r:rfroif1:1 anllgljsi the p°t"'t°es are being dug' Wamh An address was delivered by the
semi feelings he feitthet this par- ‘hem €°‘“¢ “11°118h 111°- 1111101111” P’°S‘d°“°' ‘md "' “Pe” °11 111°
ish was honored for its historic as- which bmw the dirt °ff then* Thell League °f Namms was read by
Mrs Frlzzel Bede ue A ite t,-
Exhibition ra.ces._ The entry of King
Lawrie in the 2.25 Trot and Pace,
owned by Frank Bowness, sum-
merside, P. _E. I., should have read
Th acm an, of Montreal. gnptain C0 _ d
e °h°1" °! Mm°°udh°' Mm” Mr. Macdonald reviewed the his A  6 r n 0 0 n  'Bowness. S1x:nme.i'vsvix4li‘;. :iid F022:
lentered in the 2.27 Maritime nl-ed,
:Rosary as the procession marched e e mn a' _ The annual convention of the! NOT APPREI-[ENDED-City
po-
lice are baffled by a.~dey1lght rob-
bery which occurred Monday when
cash totalling almost $75 was stol-
Icn from s. -drawer at the Centr
al
Creamcrles Bills in the dengmin
th - -
3,1'/- magnificent setting for such a sol- th C, _ Miss Rosamund Duff, Ottawa, as 11111110115 Uf $20. $10 and $5, with
some smaller bills and 9, Bank Q1
NOW- S¢0f.ia cheque were included
in the haul. It is thought that the
money was taken while the lady
clerk, who was alone for about te
-| n
snminutes shortly before 1 dclock,
was absent for e short time in the
rear of the office.
.ENJOYABLE DANCE-The B. I.
S. modem and old-time dancing
was thoroughly enjoyed by e. large
crowd last evening. The music
rendered by the Society Orchestra
was as usual much appreciated.
A car proceed-
U18 YD il!! Northam Races about 10
°'°l°¢k lllt ,avenins tumed over- on
ENJOYED Thi? T0 ISLAND-
Visitora to the Province this sum-
mer inoluded Mr. and Mrs. Mic-
hael 11'. Shanahan, of Seattle,
Washington. Mrs. Shanahan is a
daughter of Mrs. Dominic MacDon-
ald, formerly of Souris and now of
Charlottetown. They let; seattle
on June 8, and arrived back on
July 28 after motoring a total dia-
tanoc of 10,000 miles, which they
covered without a single mishap. or
even a f`»\t tire. The return ti-lf)
was made 'by way of Bras d'0r
lakes, and Sydney, C. B. The trip
was s. most enjoyable one.
AFTER TWENTY YEARS,-M11.
Dominic tMac‘D0nald, of this city,
had the pleasure ot e visit this
summer from her son, Mr. Donald
MacDonald, C. N. R. engineer,
Winnipeg, whom she had not seen
for twenty years. Mr. MacDonald
enlisted in this province with the
105th Highlanders and saw much
war service, both in France and
Germany. After th" Armistice he
proceeded directly to Winnipeg, and
fhis present visit is the first he has
.made to his native province since
[the outbreak of ihf- war. 1-ie iefi
on retum to thc West last Satur-
.day, after a piea.=.a.nt two-weeks'
stay.
GOLF DANCE-The Maritime
Senior Golf Association entertain-
ed the Charlottetown Golf Club at
an informal dance held last even-
ing at the Canadian National Ho-
tel. The guests were unanimous in
their opinion that the function
was one of the most enjoyable of
its kind ever held here. The Can-
f$J7."`.u.¢.
vaiice on the Montreal wholesale mar-‘
adian westcrii iio, Zi .-i0; outs, fecil 5°cia_u°ns_ on may not be the o‘d_ .00illd B150 try mixing p017B.1L0 bllgs ' » Cl . Ii Il l‘€S
est Parish." he said, “but it has an with the P°t“i'°eS and 5% if the mg feature was B Wmpemnce les'
son tau ht cla of hild b
., . , unbroken line from the earliest machines Wm take them out- 3 9' 55 ° Ten
Datents. choice -,'l.'l. f|01ir, uhite corp churches under the French _“__ At the conclusion of this im_e5_ Mrs_ A_ F_ Baken O.Leary_
nn. 1 .381 flour, spring iriicat pat-
nnts, firsts 4,00; flour, seconds -L30;
flour, bakers 4.20; flo1ir_ winter wheat
4.30; bran, tnii10,25; shorts, to
21.25; iniddiings, ton 20325; _rolled gime_» tiggtign if the investigators are un-
oats, bag 00 lbs, 2,00; hay, no. -_ pe
ton car lots 11,00; cheese, Ontiirig The prcsellij parish Of Si. JCBII 5-ble t0 5h0W B-Hy WEY 111 WlllCl`l the ' office"
The election of officers resulted' __»
,l00'§-.l01,-G; cheese, Quebec .101/Q-10%:
butter ,lii1A; eggs, fresh specials iii
,_
Baptiste, is the immediate succes- bugs could possibly remain with the
sor of the parish of the Holy Fam- potatoes, the Canadian Government “S f°u°W5¢
by Miss- Eileen Redmond. Th
specialties between dances were en
intention of the Society to oon
ltalnmeni. during Exhibition week.
The lucky door 'prize was' drawn
e
Y thusiastically received. It is the
01101- thc Weekly dance and enter-
_BRDTHEES BEVI_SIT PRDVIN~
cartons Jil: eggs. fresh extras in ca
tons _20; eggs, fresh firsts in onrtnn.
,2-i; potatoes, new Quebecs, 80 lbs
.40-.50.
COTTON
NEW YORK, Aug. 10-Cotton fu-
` ily at Malpeque. It was later would except Britain to lift the _presldemi MTB- W- A- Th0mS0I1-
count of the many nationalities all sidered by the Brmsh de1egate5_ MBCNSUI. Summefsidei C0l'\'€$D0!1d-
of the same faith who belonged to T1-fe proposal is that the m,,e_.,t,g,,_ ins Secretary. Mrs. Laura Bustin,
F
tures ,closed ntrndyi "“‘““"’ “"‘”’ it, This the mother church has er- tim., be completed before Dem 1 so city; Recording Secretary, Mrs. _
.Tnn, 7807 Feh_' 785;-Mar. 701-03; Apr,
708; May 805-07- .Tuiie 811: .lilly R18-
rayed herself in festive garments to that the embargo might be “md H. Drake, Cornwall; Treasurer,
; A , 1:4; s' . vis; 0-1. ~.'a-fi; .
10 Us 7 W* ‘ " " greet first of all the King of Kings by that data The Government LB Mrs. F. E. Boothroyd, Hunter Riv-
Nov. 701; Dec, 770-71.
Spot closed quiet, middiing 755
whom he honour here tonight, Your amdous that me embargo be mb er; “Tidings” Superintendent, Mrs.
Liverpool: Coiton_ spot in fiiir' de: Exceuenc Mort Rem Bishop 0,_ Frank Deacorr Superintendent
inand, Prices 15 points higher. Ani
1
Y ° ed each year from Dec. 1 to,June 1. -
crloan nliilfllihg, fair 0.70; strict gooi_ sumvan and Your Excellency Most The embargo has been in force of Temperance in sunday School
iniddliiig 0,31; good middiing 0.00
strict middiing 5,80- middiing; stric
.. ;` iiiii 5,01; _ _
low middiing '$71 lo\v ni ri iii! sent Olll' French bl‘€tl1l‘Bn in QUE canada comd sen in the United day School, Mrs, Harrison Mggpar
strict ordinary. 5.-ii; good ordinary
5,11.
Receipts were 14,000 bales includ-
ing 0,400 Ainerli-nn.
BIIHAR _
Kingdom would vary from year to
ters and parishioners, we welcome year awarding to the domestic crop Miss Isla Collet, Bedeque; County
you in one bond of faith that binds tht I the 1 __ ____ potatoes Supe,|ntendem_,_ Q,,een.S_ M,,S_ R_
- e e. n as »
N1-:W rouh, Aug, 10-Raw sugar us together in me real presence Q1 ye Mcikle, Charlottetown' Prine Mr
was more active and prices \\;el‘: th Bl S dEu hB_r_s_: we also ex 5_» _ _
» - _ . - - 1 -
if."§_71i»_`l“..hu.'5"1ll'i`1.l'2l"i'1f."5..§v§.il§\t. e e se c h' t Britain to the,"’°h“ Ffimi- 011111111 Bedeque: ""1 111"V¢1'S1W P°S111°11S- 11
and hack t0 the highest point of the
year, established curly in January.
Approximate snlrs 30,350 tons. Sept.
closed 1.12 Dec, 1.10, Jun, 1,13, March
111, 1101- `1.1:i and July 1.10.
‘Following the higher cost of raws
refiners announced that tomorrow
l ii noe from the present
from this country were admitted . » ei
. Canada s ipped o
lizdngtlv:f,‘;lin;efa'ltth?\:ui?`;1ef1l>s 1:13; 1 value of $180900- The P\`€5€l1t Year; S' Mrs' E' ‘kciddmgsf M““`*‘Y
come' to join in this congress. ‘had the °mbm‘g° been °ff it 13| Rev' M B
Peace and good will to all who take estimated the United Kl“¥d°m f of Te'm ga arker' G' W' P' 5°”
part in this celebration. 1-ns Ex- markets could have abserbed 1.000--, am. ,Pm “°°' °“°““°d me 111°'
cellency Rt. Rev. Bishop 0’Su11i- 000 gwt. from this country. They; gf ° e °e“t°““W °f -1,119 51811'
hi d I ml ing of the pledge in Great Britain,
thcv \\‘oiili n \'n
it-véi of 4,15 to 4,25 for fine grhnuiat- i th 1 ddr woum be chiefly S We ,.0 ,
“_ ,ugh ,,,,. the ,.,,,,,_ Wm.. -van repl ed to e we come a ess .
firaviluiimilgnlnst old contracts \‘°11~ in very fitting language. He said Prince Edward Island and New the °°1°b“m°“ °f WNCU iS £0 be
"““"" "f “"°"‘l "'°p°m°“' "nd “WI lt gave him great joy to declare of- Brunswick. - .
Tea was re ared t th Fi id
business was more active,
Canadian Gov’t.
,Jr held here Sept. 11 to 18
ficially opened the first Eucharistic canadak market to the United P D e e or a
CODBTBSS on the Island. Its DUI- States has been largely cut off by Hmel by the P°Wm‘ll3d1¢5-
pose is to deepen in our hearts a. the tm-iff of 75 cents B, hundred-
Q Rev. Bishop Courchesne, who repre- since 1925_ The amount of potatoes and scientific temperance lol
CE-Revislting their old home at
V known as “Belle Alliance" on ac- embargo. The proposal L5 being mn- CIW? ViC€'Pf€Sid&1\¢. MI'S- (DL) ,Montague after an absence of sev-
eral years are Dr. Herbert Martin,
professor of Philosophy in the Iowa
State University, Iowa, MT. George
Martin, Renfew. Mass., and Mr.
Robert Martin, Forrest Hills, Mass.
The brothers, who are sons of the
late Captain Angus Martin, of
adian National Orchestra under the
' leadership' of Miss Kathleen Hornby
rendered music for the occasion.
` Mr. A. R. Cobb, Halifax, provided
an interesting feature in slelght oi
hand tricks, card tricks, and in
playing the musical saw. An inter-
esting colour contrast was formed
by the red blazera and white trous-
ers worn by the members of the
Senior Golf Association. A buffet
luncheon was served. The annual
dinner of the Association will be
held this evening,
PERSONALS
Montague, motored to the province- ____
sbvut e week neo and are leavin: Mr. emi Mrs. E. J. ri. Morrissey
on return to the mainland today, left on Monday on a visit to Qt.
bee and Rev, Fathers in God, Sis- lane, Bedeque; Contest Manager |,after a' most enjoyable visitation
Dr. Herbert Martin is prominent in -___-
educational circles in the United
States and has held many impor- ,
is weeks' holiday in Souris.
eighteen: yerifs since his last visit
to Prince Edward Island, and he
notes manpchanges.
RETURN HOME-lVi'.r J. Lester
Douglas, exporter, accompanied by
H. B. and B. Douglas of the C. N.
R., have returned from an enjoy-
able motor trip to Boston. While
in Boston, Mr. J. Lester combined
business with pleasure and in con-
niixed load was sold at $4. For only
iilaiii quality steers with good cows
It 53,25: Common hulls brought 31,25
lnrl $1.50.
Falras were steady. Grass calves
vi-are weighed up at $2.25 and 32,50
with an odd good veal selling for
$150.
Lambs were slow,
'l'he‘few hogs sold were weighed
at $4.00 for selects, hiicnns and hutch-
ers and $4.50 for hcavles. A couple'
of loads of mixed quality and weight|
were weighed at 84,60,
("0 reign Exchange
iiosrnsan, Aug. is-(ny the can
ndiiiii Press)--British and foreign ex-
change in relation to the Canadian
¢l0ilnr_ na compiled by tho Royal
li-ink' of Canada, closed as follows:
...geuriiiu, peso, 0.2088.
Australia, pound, 3.2100,
Austria, schilling, not quoted,
Belgium, lielga, 0.1506.
lirnzli_ ralreia, 0,0877.
Bulgaria lcv, not quoted.
i‘hi1in, llong Kong dollars 0,2724.
Czechoslovakia, crown 0.0841.
Denmark, krone 0.8141,
Finland, finmarlr, 0,0182.
France, franc, 0.0451,
(lcrmnny. reichsmark_ 0.2130,
Great Britain, pound, 4,0020,
Greece, drachma, 0.0014.
Holland, florin, 0,4tl.'i0.
Hilnllilfy. pcngo 0.2011.
in-ilu. rupee, 0.6303.
italy, lire, 0.0580.
Jnoan, yen, 8.2830,
Jugoslavia, _ dlanr, 0.0108.
New Zealand, pound, 3,0337,
Norway, krone, 0.2000,
Roumania, len, 0.0071.
South Africa, pound 5.5342.
sltain, peaeta, 0.0027.
Wwcden krone, 0,2057, '
Switzerland. franc, 0.2241, .
United States, dollar_ 14 lo-16 par-
¢0f1,¢ Premium.
NEW YORK, Aug, 16-Foreign ex~
fhnriire firm, Great Britain 3.48%:
France 3.02 1-ld: italy 5,1254: Bel-
_i_r_;ii)i_'n 13,88; Germany 28.82; Caasda
‘ - |
(Canadian Prana)
saw vomr. aaa. ie-'ras New
York Federal Reserva, Bank today
reverted receipt of lll0,200 in gold
from Canada. .
::0ne dose of Millar's Worm
Powders will clear the stomach and
bowels of worms, so that the child
Will no more be troubled by their
Ulysses. The powders are sweet to
the taste and no child will obieot
to taking them. They are non-ln-
.iurloua in their composition, and
while in some cases they may cause
vomiting, that must ‘not he taken
as a sign that they are riauscating,
but as an indication of their ef-_,
taatiaa wot '-
*__*
i'»00Acmc .. .. ..
2000 Acoiida .. ..
` £i00AJux .. *.4 ..
8000 Ale! .. .. N
2514 Amulet .. .,..
1000 Area .. .. ..
027 B ilollingsr .
1-|000 Bidgond . ..
0010 Bunk Hill -...
4000 Biff Can ...
500 Cstle Tr ...
75 Cieriry .. ..
1000 Columario . -
2425 Dome ...- ...
1 F'iiriliga . ..
3470 Granada . ..
450 Hollinger .- .
000 liouiestd . .
8000 iiowey .. ...
1200 Kirk Lake ..
1000 Koot Flor ..
120 Lake Shore .
_ 'J-i00lilacnssa . ..
100 Mcintyre . .-
2500 Morianil .. 4.
470 Mill ('orp ...
2500 l\i0ff Hull ...
500 Moss .. ..
4.1 Newliec
000 Nlpissing . .
5375 Noranda . ..
is North Can ..
2000 Olga .. .. _...
2100 Preniinr . ..
S Antonio ..
0200 Sherrltt .. ar
10310 Sisroe .. ...
7000 Stadncona . .
400 Burl Basin ...
0400 Sylvnnite . ..
1335 T Hughes ..
2500 Thoms Cad .
ii'l‘nvvagmsc . .
1i00'Viponil .. -..
3000 Vac Gas . ..
2400 Wright Har .
Silver 18%,
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505 B Missouri ..
500 Cen Man ...
100 C-Copper . .
1500 lilnst Crest ..-
4250 Eldorado . ..
1500 Goodfisb . .
100 Home Oil ...
200 Huti Ba! . .»
4iiili Nickel .. ...
100 Kirk Bud 
10000 McLeod . 
1000 Nordon .. ..
200 P-Oreille . .
8000 Pen Pete ...
8070 Ventures . ..
4000 Vickers ... -..-
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00800 Algomn .. ..
1000 Baldwin . ..
1500 Bohio ... ...
1000 Brett . .. 
1000 Brownlee . .
R000 Cap Tiouyn .
_‘gm Cen Pat _ . ._
00 Dom' Erpl ..
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1000 flroac"_~. . .-.
11500 I-(iiltttp .. .-.
3000 .rack Man ...
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5500 Mnirobie . .
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realization of the Blessed Euchar- _weight although seed potatoes still Public Meeting
ist, that we may show our love for 'go there in considerable quantities.
Bond Quotations
(Canadian Press)
lo a' _ 1118 Opened with a memorial servic
Bond Bid Ask
Do of Cannilu 5|/J-3-i  101.00 101,00
no or cannon 51/1-:xr  105 1os%
Do of Canada 4%-58  05% 00%
l`r0'of Cnniidu 4%-50  00 00%
(Tall Nut lily! 4%-51 ... 07%
Can Nat Ri_\'a 40',-55  00'/s
Can Nat Rlys 0-54 ..... 00%
103%
101%
101
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nos;
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.. 102%
.. 1011/,
.. 100%
Clin Nat iilys 5-00 
Do Fan Nat Serv 5-fill
Do Fan Nat Serv 5-41
New York Curb
please cmd that we do so and we ose in authority, atience and re- MIS- W. E. Fletcher, Sydney
(Canadian Press) 1
Smmc ii 11’ H41: L‘4`~lCl‘45? A ti' 1' ih ri W’
'iiniiin 1 . 1 /u - ll'l ilS 6
Agiersiirirr Power .. 4% 41/1 41.5 very grateful for the ls g trying period we are passing Edith Stems.
Assn (las l-liec A .. 5% -HA li'/G
Cities Service Co .. 5%
Cord Corp .. .. ...
Eicr liond Share .. 241/1 227%
(iuif Oil Corp .. .. 38% 30%
Hum Oil iiefin .. -.-
lmperial Oil Ltd ..
Int Pctrolcuiu .. ..
Niagara lludson . ..
Stand Oli indiana .
Std Oil Kentucky ..
lin Lt Power A ...
5'/ 5'/1 . h ih f ni-
; :|16 Rev' G come eme' Bs op 0 “_ less we strive to live up to the ex- Duff referred to the evils of gov
24 mouski as he came at great sac
33% fice as. the 'priests of diocese were ample set us by wr Lord' we are ernment sale °‘ Hqu°"1 30008 fi!
__ on __et__ea_t_ he regretted that tm doomed to failure and misfortune. ures and first hand information.
11 Bishop was obliged is leave in the H° ’""°“"y h°""d ‘° "’°° ihe “V A ’°P°1f= °f the resolutions com
éifm mommm but expressed deep thanks when there would be only_ one flock. mittee was also accepted
13% for hm presence at ,ms ce,_emony_ The impressive service c.osed with
7% Pontifical Benediction of the Bles-
Bishop Courehesne came of the _ i t ist _
same heroic blood as your fathers sed sacrament' Tw pr es 5 “ss ° F h t '
ing in the sanctuary were' Deacon, ls UO atlans
I Rev. J. A. Gaudet; Sub-deacon,
N 0 ICE ' came from and thus there is a link `
0 from these distant days when the Rev. W. B, McDonald; Master of (C0-llildiln PIBSS)
11% ll
Lil/¢ 14%
2-1 23
7% 0%
ed with George Bur e Bona o H I M th C mom,
NGISOH. N- B-. _Well known lnnnll- | ,,551 arcggiregzfd wslcham sm, O'Sulllvan was attended by Rev. F. today.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS
1:
facturers and shippers of all kinds °' P X_ gapam, and Rev, p, D, Mggui
of rough and dressed lamb"-_ htm, holds. There are many here rePl'¢: sam , Comb D r “L
U|Q\\~¢¢l UI
~1U\\#»$-Stiff'
l , dintc io firiishin d t th i t osce d
2/xlllilnesthznnext flewrdays a lfiiiiabner :;,k:,gg thgifnssgi H256 pseacged This morning masses will be said I Large cod    4 to
yard on Prince Street wharf will the gospel hem In the Blessed from 5 a. m. to B a. m. when the Me;-keg; ,_ ,_ ,_  3 to
be started where all kinds of build- 18”” ent we have ,_ God of love childrens congress will open with Haddock __ __ ,_  to
“tg Ttlvlgrmilisceym be "ammo it 'In unxlly we have true Cathollcity Hwy °°mm“m°n” Rev' Dr' Mc' P°“°°k 1- - ~~ ~~ 3 1°
‘ ra P fi. warsori, rvifir. which we hope win seen embraee L°"“’1 °’ 5““““°"““‘ ""“,1”°“°"' , H1111” ~ -  w
5°84_a_17_4, :ma whole wm_,d_ In closing ms “_ Solemn Pontiilcal Mass at 0.30-S. (_-gusk   _  to
_i dress, l-Iis Excellency thanked Bis- I-0111011 S0195 -- -~  to
Gray soles .. . . ... to 5
a  ° - hop Courchesne for his presence - _
Too L te assay with them ea behalf or the clergy, Pldnt R8 Opens swordrish    is to 11
sisters and congregation. The ser- _ Floundcrs   ... 3% to 4
ron sau:-ons Ussn Massey- ,mod vm 'Mn by Bmhop Coup A t A m h 6 r S l’ Mackm, __  
Harris binder. Price $40. Apply W. ,
R. Dennis. soa1.3..y;.m enema in French. Halibut ._ ..  ..
13% to 19
AMHERST, N. S., Aug. 16.-The
nooms 'ro Lira' son. monk. Fraternal um me charity cient or the Enamei and i-leaning
housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. Liv- Products Li lted re-opened today
m3°°°“°' th’ Un” u°°°m» 54 He sf ':~ "1 touching words of with about $9 men in the shops,
Km' st' wn"°"'m his filczz' ' ' ~ »'-~ "is Excellency and enough work in sight t0 ensure
Bishop 0';-'ii ‘ ~ ---'-‘sh cave him several weeks’ operation. A num-
Engllshmiln-"D9 you know
Snyi-hins B man can do in order
live a hundred years?"
Lomgzmromsggg  a delightful  ~ A I Cntuoiic love ber of nioulders will resume their
gfm-noon, R¢w¢,\-¢_ g_ 5_ Drew’ essential to ;i-_- f 1--~ y happiness jobs at the Robb Engineering Works
l\_Wals! Bt. 5010,-il ot mankind. It gate him great tomorrow.
e 4
to keep on breathing."
Kimura la land for Roarltia,
A l _\ if 1 l
. " I
, ‘i .
it in good works for God and our icuba is a big buyer of Canadian The public meeting in the even-
C“"h°“° faith- W° must be 5' ° lseed potatoes which go in free al 8
to our Holy Religion at all times. I though the table variety encmmt_ for those who died during the year,
He spoke in eloquent words of the _ers a heavy tm_m_ The service, which was ¢0ndu¢¢,ed
glorious traditions of the Catholic by seven members of the Cornwall
church from the time of the apost- pleasure to be here [or this “mane Union led by Mrs. Hazen Howard,
les md Maw which led W tm event. Hia subject was the mean- was Very impressive. A sheaf of
'Prem °f chmli°n1ty w many pa' ing and development of Eucharist Wm” "°W"5 W” P15024 On an
gan nations. Our forefathers have devotion in which he streged the Open Bible in memory of the dead.
set us B' great example' In this great importance of fraternal love vimm 5°l°5 Were Played by Mrs
°°“5"ss we are homrmg the B165' and charity The church draws our Well- New Y01'l¢» and by Miss Inge'
sed Eucharist' in B pamcmm' form attention to the most* essential PUWIIHI. Vocnl solos were rendered
M pubnc Worship’ and 5 mush things needed. respect for God and by MTS- Leigh Wiirren, City, and
th D .
bl in fl t -
°'::s_sHL’H1sw;xc:u::c5?“;a,drim 6;; signation. The lack of faith and A reD0rt of the oratorlcai con-
K ience is mostly to blame for the test held in June was given by Miss
` .1 '. M t
0 presence M ms Exwlency he os through at the present time. Un- In her address Miss Rosamund
early settlers on the Island built a BOSTON M A 16 T ,
ta h B b 1 ,_ Ceremonies, Rev. P. MscMehon . BSB-. U8. - Wcll-6
Arransemen avch comnc I rough.temple and dedicated it to _md Rem Louis Dougam B,Sh°p_vessc,s arrived at the “sh pi____ here
4% to 51
Haddock-scrod ._  4 to 4
Irishman-"CertainLv. I-lc's only
'versation with several bu-yers
gleaned the information that there
would be a. good demand for
Prince Edward Island turnips of
good quality this season, but ii; is
rather early to anticipate prices.
I-le found everyone with whom he
came in contact taking a great in-
terest in the Imperial Economic
Conference at Ottawa and anxious-
ly awaiting the outcome.
PLAYS GOLF NOW-Prominent:
among the visiting golfers from
other Maritime points is Mr. L. A.
Gastonguay, ex-mayor of Halifax.
and prominent Nova Scotia sports-
man, who was ii few years ago one
of the foremost figures in Canad-
~ ian tennis, circles. He has now
~ 1 gone into a game for older men he
says, but, still clings to his first
- love, as honorary president of a
number of tennis or!HUiZ8ti°n-'» in
Nova Scotia. Mr. Gastonguey was
twelve years a member of thc Hal-
ifax' City Council, and was for
three years elected mayor of that
city by acclamation.
- taws..
Mrs. Dominic MacDonald. Chor-
lottetown leaves today for tw'
'Min and Mrs. Wil1iam`Praughi
of Millinocket. Maine, have arrived
in the city to spend a vacation
with the former‘s mother, Mrs
Joseph Praught, King street.
Mr. D. S. McLennan of Noith
Battleford Saskatchewan, is the
welcome guest of Mr. Charlie Mc-
Kinnon, Balmoral Apartments,
city. '
Miss Inez Mutch icft yesterday
on retum to New York, after spend-
ing a two weeks' holiday at her
home in this city. She was accom-
panied by friends from New York.
who were very much impressed with
Prince Edward Island, this bciiifz
their first visit.
WESTERN GUARDIAN
-A CONCERT IN Ali) of North
Bedeque United Church will be giv-
en in Wilmot Valley Hall, Thurs-
day, Aug. 18th, by the cclcbratcd
New York artists, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Gaffney assisted by Mr.
Norman Herman, celebrated Danish
violinist and Rev. Mr. Nicholson
Admission 25 and 15. 5080-li
Woman visitor-“What brouglil
you to prison my man?"
` Prisoner-"Womeii."
W. V---"What sort of womei1'.1'
1 P-"Them with hsiiclhags."
Every mon
Every progressive man or woman
ought to ask this question: “Since
I cannot work all my life. Whli-
should I do about an Income for
my later years?"
Here is the answer. An Imperial
Pension Bond will guarantee to
pay you a. certain dennlte income
every month after you reach the
age you want it to commence.
For instance, a $50 a month Pcn-
4 sion Bond to commence at age so
would give you $50 plus profits
every month as long as you live.
This income would be paid for at
SEND THE COUPON TODAY
The Imperial Life Assuiancc Co.
oi
Every Month si Cheque'
th ‘ a holiday 1
least 10 years, even should you not
llve that lous-
Shoiild you not live to be 60 Ulf'
Bond would pay your hci1cficliii‘los
all the monc_\'yo\.1 had paid in
plus profits.
Any tiinc after three y0i1l`S .WU
could withdraw the iliil su1‘i'ciidcr
value plus profits or a monthly iii-
comc payable as long as you live.
No medical cxnzniiiation i< rc-
Iqiiirvtl to secure sm I1iil:f::'i:\l Peli-
slon Bond.
Send thc Coupon today for par-
ticulars of this nclitiirablc s:i\'ii'.fi
and investment plan.
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION
Head Office, Toronto, Ont. 41.
to Please send me full inforniatioii by mall about the Imperial Pcii-
sion Bond, without obligatlng mc
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