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MARCH 121-1936 4 2 1  rrrlif. cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN - _ ’ 1 _ 
-ers -_ -_--ri .. __ _-._.-__ _ __ ____5-;_. -.i 4*
Service _
Pl°mDi-od by recent accusations
n newly unsure may be flees-Md ai
4 cents e word strictly payable ln
advance.
` CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR-
M . S »k '   Markets At A concerning the integrity of eel-lem ance. L-me-1 12-312.
  a
(Received over Piiiield and Co’|
Private Wire)
` rn ` . 2 ' __ _
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ulh I 1 - . I
NEW YORK, March 10-News
from Europe this morning shows
no improvement and the probab-
ility is that France will continue
to demand that Germany iiis up
ee existing treaties, while otha
powers will probably be less ag-
pessive in their demands. It
seems that there will be 11 great
e
deal of negotiating and talking ab
out the Locarno Treaty with
e
threats. etc.. just as there
w s
about oil sanctions which w re
rn
threatened against Italy. Nev
c
eneless, the uncertainty of the sit-
uation will no doubt cause a great
deal of confusion of thought, es-
pecially as to the proper course to
follow in stock.market. Based on
oo
yesterday's a.ctio\r1 we would I
k
for lower levels today and would
1 -;_
look on for e. few days.
Montreal Donnacona Paper Co.
N1>°rt.s 1935 Profits from all
sources of $207,015 against 8206,-.
522 in 1984, both figures being be-
fore depletion, depreciation and
1’ bond interest. Volume of news-
prlnt sales increased about 1 per
cent over 1984 and sales of insul-
ating board increased about 25 per
- cent but these increases were off-
set by the cost of row materials
rising steadily through the year
Mlon!real’s brokers loans--Feb.
29th totalled 817,842,208 an in-
crease of $457,494 over Jan. 31st.
On the corresponding date last
year total $18,981,396. Regular div-
idends declared on Ottawa Power
common and preferred and McColl
Frontenac pid.
_Currencies V
(Canadian Press)
. Th
NEW YORK March 10- 6
foreign exchange markets recov
ed today from the severe case
_litters that developed when Ger
many occupied the Rhinclaud
Saturday.
The Canadian dollar remained
stationary throughout the day at
par, unchanged from yesterday.
The French franc moved up .01
of
l`-4 of a cent to a closing rate
6.65 8-4 cents while the pound
1-2, showed a gain of 3-8 of s
cent.
MGNIREAL, march 10- Lead-
ing currencies moied into higher
territory on Mnntical foreign er-
changcr. today. The United Santos
dollar added 1-32 of one per ceng _ i. 
at 1-82 premium while the poun
sterling was up 17-32 cent at $4.98
each. _
(Canadian Bren)
TORONTO. March 10-The b
had the better of the argument
day on the Toronto mining mar-
ket, all groups showing modern
gains representing only a small
portion of 'the losses suffered'
1i:>ndsy’s war scare seil-off- Th
golds recorded a sizeable reboun
but _the edge was taken off th
rally by quite heavy losses in t
senior gold group. Dome noted
loss of 1 1-2 and Lake Shore w
down a. fraction.
Base metals displayed a firm
tons. Noranda closed a fraction
at the day's higher and Sudbury
Basin, Fslconbridge and Ventur
El
ers
closed with gains of 10 to 15 een
to-
Narrow gains appeared for
dorado and Cutie in the silv
Gains predominated in the oi
Volume was off to 952.000 shar
the smallest for s. full session sin
te
in
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as
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Miscellaneous
' (Canadian _Press)
Jan. 21.
(Canadian Press)
'l‘OIl0NTO. larch 10-
Stoclrs Close
cr-
of
011
MONTREAL. March 10-Trad-
ing volume increased considerably
on Canadian commodity exchange
produce sectim today. Prices firm-
ed slightly.
Butter spot: Sales-100 boxes
Que grass. 21 7-8; 200 Que grass,
21 1-2: 200 Que grass 21 5-8. Que
regraded (93 score) 21 3-4A; Que
unsalted (93 score) 22 1-4A.
.Cheese Spot-Ont white 10 8-4-
Il. 1-2; col ll 1-2 to 12.
Eggs Spot-Ont A large 31 to 82,
A medium 29 to 30. A pullets 27 ta
sterling, finishing the day at $4.98
Acme Oil
Afton
Alex
Algomu
Anglo H
Arntflelrl
Ashley
Astoria
Ilugamac
flurry H
ilsae lilet
Bear
lienlilc
Big Miss
Bobjo
Brillorua
Buff Ank
Buff (.‘.im
1.115
oo
2%
9%
wi
so
15%
sv.
7%
4
24
40 .
150
02'/1
11*/l
fl-lil
. Trading price for calves was S5
23-32. The French franc at 8.55 n e
15-15 cents was ahead a minor
fraction.
l_~:xc1_._l_A1vcE
MONTREAL March 10--Bri
and foreign exchange in zelatio
to the Canadian dollar as compil-
ed by the Royal Bank of Canada
closed today as follows:-- _
Argentina .peso 2771.
Australia pound 3.9802.
Austria schiiling .l897.
Belgium beige. .1703.
Brasiimiireis .0570
China Hong Kong dollars .32irs.
Czechoslovakia crown .04l8.
France franc .080595.
Great Britain pound 4.98%.
Holland florin .6865.
India rupee .3'171.
Japan yen .2910. '
New Zealand pound 4.0204.
Poland sloti .1906.
South Africa pound 4.9604.
Spain pueta .1380. ii
Sweden krone 2571.
Switzerland franc .$295.
United States dollar 1-32 per
cent premium. »
' (Canadian Press)
Closing exchange rstes:-
At Montreal-Pouréd 4.98 25-32;
U. S. dollar 1.00 1- 2; franc 6.85-
15-10. <
At New York-Pound 4.98 l-2;
ganadian dollar 1.00; franc 0.63
At Paris-Pound 74.91 fr: U. S.
dollar 15.04 fr; Canadian dollar
15.04 fr. .
In gold-Pound 12s; U. S. dollar
58-ii; cents; Canadian dollar 58.82
ren .
Produce Prices
(®mdlnu Prus)
 , March 104
Wheat. nor no 2 91.
Barley C W no.3 48 1-2.
Oats, feed no 1 38 1-2.
Flour, spring wheat patents.
firsts 85.80. '
Flour seconds $5.20.
Flour bakers $5.10.
Flour winter wheat patents.
choice 83.90 to 34.00-
Plour white corn $4.40 to 94-50.
Bran ton $20.25.
sncrt.e,ton 321.25.
Middlings ton 935.25.
Rolled oats bag 90 lbs 92.90.
Hay no 2 ‘per ton cnriois $9.00.
Cheese Ont colored 12.
Butter no l 21 1-2 to 22-
5884 in cartons A large S5.
lags A medium 93.
Potatoes P E I ln.: 90's $1.20 to
|135. _
80's 81.054110.
len oo‘s sms-01.20.
im sou e1.oo io libt-
80's ll-00 to ll.05.
59's 75.
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PRODUCE
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ltomrusr., uma lc-.eo-'
ami butter declined
'open produce markets
ess held even.
hipments in csriotl
cen*s a dozen for
A medium
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Cum Sol
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Dunout
Elec Aufn Life
Erie It lt
Firelinnc
Gen Elec
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Gen Motors
Goodrich
(lnollyelir ’l‘lrc
Hull Mui Cnr
Hupp Mol Car
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Johns .\irlli 1
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Noi- Alwr Co
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l‘|=ilu ll. li
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Pub Ser Corp
Puri- Oil Co
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Gunnar 95
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Hrirker By,
Hnllillger 1470
Huulcslcnd 34
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Lake Shore
Luke Sh
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Glance
(Canadian Press)
Toronto and Montreal-Indum
trial stocks higher.
Toronto Mines-Narrowly lower.
New York-Stocks closed higher.
Winnipeg-Wheat up 9-8 to 1-8
cents.
New York-Cotton, rubber and
coffee higher; sugar unchanged.
LIVESTOCK
-_- .
MONTREAL. March 10-Mont-
real livestock markets opened
steady today with prices on the
cattle and hog sections firm. Cal-
in the sheep division wasnot large
enough to make a market.
Receipts were: 90 cattle, 778 cal-
ves, 1057 hogs and four sheep.
'Medium good steers brought up
to $5. Fair to medium butcher
cows sold for 83 to 83.25 with com-
mon kinds arcund $2.50 to $2.75.
Calmers and cutters ranged from
$2 to $2.50.
to $8, 'g loss oi' about 25 cents.
Bulk of veals were sold in mixed
lots at $7 to 87.75.
Fed and watered bacons brought
$9 with selects drawing the usual
81 premium. Butchers, hcavies and
lights were $8.50 and extra heavies
3 Sows sold between $7.25 and
New York Curb
(Supplied by Yltllold and (Tom-
peny members nf illuntruul stock
exchange and cl-1| murket)
Stocks ' linen
Amer Gus Elec 39
Atlas Corp 13%
Cit Serv 5
liilcc Bond B 18%
Ford A
Ning Hud _ 0%
YESTERiiAY’S
lliilll MARKET
IIUUTATIDPNS
Lust
30
13%
4%
18%
9%
Corrected For Every
Wednesday & Sat-
urday’s Issue.
*__-
PBODUCE MARKET
Hay loose, cwt
Hay pressed.
Straw premed
RETAIL MARKET
Celery bunch
Onions lb
Decks pk `
Carrots lb 4c
054.'
'Irie
65c
20a
4-7|!
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Niplsslng
Norsndn
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Quebec
Pick Cro
Pioneer
Premier
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Que Mont
ltcnll Auth
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lt(-no Gold
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Sherrltt
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Polstnes pk
Apples dos
Applox pk
Turnlps 3 for
Spinnlch lb
l‘nrslcy head ’
Cabbage hcnd
Veal lb
liosst beef
sleek lb _
Beef qs
Stow menll
Chicken
Fowl
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Nou Till G
Stalin 30
St Auth 20
Hull Basin 440
Hull Cont 1
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Ventures 225
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Totlll sales 952,000
5
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252
305
47
475
405
120
1(i
4%
0%
820
43%
UNLIBIED
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Brett Tr
(fun Itlnn
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MANCHOUKUAN TRDOPS
CAPTURE CHINESE CITY
(A. P. By G\l.ardian's Special Wire)
SHANGHAI, March 10-Chinese
press reports said today a small
detachment of Manchoukusn troops
had seized Pallingmiao, the capital,
of Chinese Inner Mongolia. extend-
ing Js.pan’s sphere of influence be-
tween Soviet Russia and China
proper 200 miles farther westward.
The Manchoukuans were said to
be command-ed by Gen. Li Bhohsin
and were reported to have come in
motor trucks from Ohangpei, in
Northern Chahar Province of
China_
(Inner Mongolian troops were
reported on Jan. 19 to have taken
control of Changpei and to have
set up a Mongolian regime friend-
ly to Manchoukuo.)
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B08: DN
ILSTIRN
0»e'reaad me ll' "fl INF 3'1"" 7**
(selling el Yuaunrli, N. S., en rears)
sam I md' r l l wi-an s-misss.
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3.1¢-v-`; lm sie 4”-i s-he ma. V-In
esainssble someones 0-D es. N04 fl'
he people. Iles peels Q lark "|00-
Pnsefmn hiding eaeuqh mam ee lee-
sn rr bnyml may eeeapgelgeureeno hues
dl v ivhi. with lie ls lyke in ll|l\
Iezvc. with-us earn ellio-
Gusrdiau in an endeavour to as
certain if there were any grounds
for such remariks inquired at the
head oilice of a concern broadens;
1118 at present over a P. E. I. Radio
3'-“N011 !‘°€an‘ling actual conditions
Plied 118 With full particulars, when
he learned the nature of our ln-
iil-\1fy“ and made. many helpful gug.
terest to our readers.
This brokerage company, although
rules of the Toronto Stock Eg.
°l1l-HB6. A direct ticker wire service
connects their office with the trad-
il18 floor of that large institution
Orders are executed by tclegi-gm
to the financial centres and con.
firmed first by wire and then by
letter advising the drafting of stock
certificates through the bank. Tele.
mills. etc covering issues advertis
visitor cannot be expected to under.
standthe great problem of success
fu iw/estins money. it seems that
0! thought and care has been ex.
ercised in the selection of seem-i1;1e_i|_
The incorporation of these com.
panies and the authorization of the
sale of their shares has been gran-
ted under 0ntario's rigid security
laws at controlled rates with the
investors’ welfare in view.
must appear unreasonable to com-
securlty laws made to protect the
investing public, and requiring sub-
stantial recommcndations, to the
unscrupulous and irresponsible pro-
and investment services furnished
Easte1§i_(l'1esmngs
March has arrived with its chilly
winds and thaws, the first one of
the latter occurring last week, this
is supposed to be one of the first
signsot spring an/d we hope it will
be a sure
Messrs. Simon and Matthew
Oheverie, souris, were visitors to
the home of Mr. John J. Campbell
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr Michael J Mcnmisi- md. of the Church of the Most Holy Re-
Polnt was to Souris, Saturday on
business.
Mr. Angus Sutherland, Black
Pond, was a visitor to Red Point
on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Louis A. Mclnnis, Red Point,
passed through here on Thursday
enroute to Souris.
Mr. Felix McPhee, Little Her
bor, was a visitor to Red Point on
Friday were Mr. and Mrs. William
Ching. Messrs. Emanuel Sutherland,
Joh Campbell. Elmer Fraser South
Lake, Hugh Emi)
John J. Campbell.
The many friends of Miss Estelle
by singing National Anthem
day evening.
e 1- -1- M- r.--n-use Kwan-I Ilmuya
Ceqymy 'i"-ip. nt*-e. r- sl Re-d'r Pail!
"‘ lrf. sales Iain.
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Notions as to information of in- _
Friends of Mrs Harold Bruce. The M,
ers and automatic stickers at $450.
8600 and 86.50 per ton A Pickard
dt Co. Phone 240. L-3820-3-il-21.
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B. Y. P. U. HOLDS MEETING-
The Baptbt Young Peoples’ Un-
'md °P*“"'“°m- Th” 1115111186! SUP- ion held its regular meeting last?
night. The theme for the Devotion- ',
al period was “Happi.ness." The ad-
dress of the evening was given by
Bimmon who took for
Great?" Plans were made for next
not members of any exchange nm sem mah
trnnsnci.s1i.rbusin un- ll .’ s““°“y °"° 3 °° °‘ W
mum Member Hog on 3"? 5 fx; the Young People will take charge.
°°m”““1°" “"5"” ‘md ““’-1°” W the UNIQUE Book-lvunk-Meyer
W. B. Stevens, officer in charge
of the Salvation Army here, is in
receipt of a unique book mark-
hrmgmg w mvesto th part of the balloon Explorer II
transactions of th "T etowact which in the service of science at-
ves dipped slightly while volume ghangm -° °mu Ex' tained a wor1d's altitude record of
72895 feet, about 13 miles above
sea level, on November ll, 1935. li
will be recalled that the Explorer
I1 was under the command of Capt.
are reigyed on to their brmwhes' the balloon was unsafe for further
and published on o daily maxim “_ service, and it was broken up, the
port for newspaper and radio 'pm-_ silk covering being manufactured _ T H E
poses and information for then- for book marks and disbtriénuted
a na
°".i’.§"’..'§..‘li.i‘.§‘i‘1‘3.€.°‘I.."‘.”..°§”‘lZ’,§§i'.., S‘§§’é`-ipi’Ili'li"ii§.il°.’._‘“° ’° R O Y A L B A N K
of March. There was no speaker on
this occasion as the prose submit-
ted to the mwtlng required time
a fine understanding of thwe types
of literature, and more than the
usual ability in the writing cf
prose. The poems submitted to the
February meeting anonymously and
voted on bythe members were
placed as follows: "Escape," fix-st:_
"Musings," second; “Seaweed,’
l durin the year will be vot-
pare this business-like concern, op- p we 3 . .
emilng an investment some under ed °“ at me °“d °f  For Sale Miscellaneous'
rua; snsvflrun 'mme Anon:
and a prize given to ll`i8
members were asked to submit son-
nets (Shakespearean) to the A9111
meeting selecting their own subieiiii-
to th resl ation Of the
motel' who knew no law. It would owing e gn
appear that the market quotations 5°°"°"“"'y» Wh°’“ stress §/§rs°thE§r
duties forced to resign, -
lnted to
by this enterprising firm are sup- _mlmd Murphy was “PW
plying aneed greatly appreciated' by fill the V1’-CMICY. °ih°1'W1S° the 9"' , P -
the more responsible of the vast ln- sonncl of the executive remains the Ais n Shannon Pol-tneui’ ue
vésting public. same. Before the meeting adjourn-
ed selections were read from the
poems of Walter de la Maw and
Coventry Patmore. The April meet'
ing will be held at the home of
MIS. L. B. MacMillan.
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_ Personals
Messrs. Basil Holm. and George
Sherren DeSab1e passed throug
ORC. _ _ h
Charlottetown enroute to Earnscliffe
where they will spend a few days
with friends.
Rev. H. I. Fleming, C.SS.R., Rector
deemer, City, is at present in Saint
John, N.B., where lest week he con-
ducted a retreat for the women at
St. Peter’s Church. This week he
is conducting a. retreat. for the men.
The many friends of Mirs Rita
McIntyre, daughter of Hon. J. P.
and Mrs. McIntyre, who is a pat-
ient in the City Hospital will he
pleased to know she is convalesclng
_ nicely after undergoing a slight
operation.
F“""’Y~ . ..°.4civru unusual-1 LODGE Ns.
67 MONTAGUE-Is enjoying a.
°*“‘°“i‘ "“° """"“ ”° S°“"5 °“ pleasant me mutable form under
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the efficient leadership ‘of the
Noble Grand Sister Florence
“ C ben ,ma Mm Wright. The members have enjoyed
many social evenings during the
tainment Committee, the subject
Point womens institute met at the HS H P -_Et ~m h in'
home of Mrs. Charles Ching on 2i}11i;111;€;§_t; f;;>f_‘1"_;ka§i1; Qrggm ILM? (C. P. By Guardlauu special wire) Power Corporation registered apoi
M°"““"' “"'“° with ““ “““s“°uy etc followed by refrésnmems All' MONTREAL. March l0--R»€n2W- W” ‘md Sh“W““K““ ‘md M°“*
1"” i1“°“d°°“°°‘ Meeting Upeneq me}§,be,-5 of AC,-ne and Hillside ed confidence of buyers gave Mon- Were Slightly f1l'U\N‘~
with I“5m“l'° ode f°“°W°d by Rm _L - treal Stock Exchange list a strong
9.; _  d 1
1 fl
assisted by two of t members
het 511° 1* Wi' W 3° 1° "°"‘ “ ro llsrn' uint he is inclsposed cue
hvin had an stack of la '
f‘.1’.‘..»“ ' “’ ‘“‘ “““°“ °‘ 1” “"""° Future In Security?
Mi Jli M1nis,h“S‘°““`“°° ri be laser ll la .me
Messrs. Albert and Kenneth to  _gorge ai end Point having Would the me llle prov or-s ou you Pl!! an ww
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Mr. L H. s.
his subject "What Makes Canada
Albert W. Stevens, US.A., com- 5
gi-gm; md letter, 10 H bl mander and scientific observer,
Somew, concmmg ,;,,'§,,,,,’°,,§wf .Amer the flight it was considered
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is available ,to all who care to -This group met st the home of
seek them. Although the average the President on the first Monday
THE EVEN KEEL»
l Through the ccna|'s locks, the ship moves
5 towards her port. The Royal Bunk pro-
gresses through ihe various levels of
business, steadily assisting sound ,
Canadian enterprise to reach its goal
Local Brokerage Finn lite canmfuardlan r ' V    
it   P   ' supplies Needed  1..... ........  .......... ..
‘"“"“"‘° ’“°“°“‘° "°"” “ “’°““ “°“‘ by  °’ ““° '“°‘“‘”“'~ ““"“‘”°" Advertising llates-Payable in Advance
Central Guardian locals, de per word; Weller; and Ealtern locals. lu
per word;‘Anno\meemsntl und Coming Events to per ward; Clussllled
Ze per word; In hlemorlnm Notices, 70a per Inch; Lllts 0! llaral and
Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc.. do par name; Letters of Condolellue 100
per inch; Notices of Thanlxrs and Appreciation, ‘l0e per inch or do per
2 e V l\
word. Ofhsr re eu on uppl u .o . c
Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty-Ilvs cents,
Alter B11 lmpurtlal 1l1l1U-1!'Y it third. A111118 iJ0€!¥i5 taking first 
Five, Bridge and Whist Score
Cards Guardian Central Job
Prlntery.
HARDY PERENNIALS, MAIDEN
hair fem, tubular Begonias, 10c.
Post aid Write for list. Joseph
FOR SALE - AUCTION FOBTY-
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` » L-3412-4-7-4|.
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FOR SALE-GENERAL PURPOSE
mare 6 years old. Apply Frank
'I‘remere, Hampshire.
L~3426-3-'1-31.
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FOR SALE-GILLSON ENGINE
1% H. P. complete with lobster
trap holder. Also McCormick
Deering potato planter. Apply
Allan McDougall, Nine Mile
Creek. L-3825-3-11-Si.
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MAN FOB. FARM WORK. ARTH-
_ ur Wood, Alexandra.
. L-3883-3-11-31.
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ron saw -` so scans or* LAND
with dwelling house and barn.
Also other buildings. Well watered
brook running through farm. S.
A. Murley, Argyle Shore. 1
L-3357-3 4-'I-11.
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To Let
T0 RENT--GROUND FLOOR.
double or single office or desk
room. Apply 90 Queen Street.
L-3296-3-M-W-F.
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TWO ROOMS T0. LET WITH OR
without board, 118 Kent St.
L-3769-3-9-31
Female Help Wanted
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farm work. Apply Frank
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saving through Life Insurance
ed to save had you lived. Consu
Agents Wanted
Real money maker. United Ar
Company, Toronto
N 315 2-26 181
MAN WITH CARP-ESTABLISHE
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rural route in Prince County o
for reliable man, handling We.
kins Famous Fly Spray, Stock an
Poultry. Tonlcs, Spices, Extrac
Medicines, Soaps, etc. Earnings
start should average $25.00 t4
$35.00 a week. Credit furnished il
necessary. Apply, The J. R
Watkins Company, Rural Salel
Dept., 2177 Masson St., Montreal
Que. N-893-3-10-16-21
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Wanted
ANTED-MAN OB BOY F0
Lean, Cornwall L-877
WANTED - WORK ON FAB-M 0
fox ranch by married man w `
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MA
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three years experience in f 1
ranch. Apply “V." Gnnnilan
L 3791 3 10 3
for farm work Apply A
Guardian L 3828 3 11
WANTED - CAPABLE MIDDLE-
aged housekeeper for country.
References. Apply Mrs. Earl Ling,
- -11-ll.
winter months. Recently a. lively
debate was put on by the Enter- B"°°kn°1d' bam 3
wslvran ._ Exrulcraucnn
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WANTED - BABY cslmlsal
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cbocl studies after ere rec n - on ¢, up E 3
s. ii?or?4;!¢lugtll’¢‘e,e!lall'llr5‘,n1a'l`i1?; wsvblfllse mtge ' ` ` 1% points on turnover of more th
’ I 4,000 shares Smelters spurted se
f“’“Pb°“'R"’d P°‘“”' Wm be “leased sem "Resolved mst there is , P°““’ d’°P “L 2°°~
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nes ll
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suns F.,ase,._ md Point negative was ably defended by the  en to 255 but Holunger_y1e1d_
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brothers. By a vote of the Lodge
mn-.eil through here on Saturday slightly. Nomads was unmim
last enroute to Som.18_ the brothers won the debate. with » after early heaviness
large majority On Thursday of   zu
--l’ Brisk demand came for Bra
The monthlv meeting 01 the Red '{,ms`°,;f’;k’ ifffragg ‘§§“1f,feb‘§,‘2;f5 but the _prlée never got higher ln
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can Minutes of prewow meeting odges are cordially invited to come ance during todays early Odd_10t buymg of Ognvle F]
were lead and \\DP\‘°"°d~ DiS°“S° '“'“d_ e“_l‘l*';“‘-‘-‘-1-‘-’l'-°_lL3‘_3§T-;`?§§t;§_-_ aggfilllls, but me prom telling iefc sent me price to 225. up la pol
81°” °“ T9’-“"3 “md” f°" me Pm' grlppe and hcr many friends. hope the market irregularly higher. over the last board lot sale. B
Vincm 5*m““"|“m t°°k place' An for her speedy recovery. Metals, utilities and papers fin- directors declared a dividend of
educatlve and interesting Dr°§l`B‘“ ____ lghed wlthgsins on top but liquors on common shares, payable Aprii
00 Child Wmfare ‘md Educatmn The Weekly Sewing Club moct- and' textiles were mixed. Banks to stock on record March 20.
WIS held “flfef which l““°h was ing wasvheld at the home of Miss were seady except for`Montreal, Total sales were 28,084 shar
ref'/ed bv the h°S”°"“ "”‘“°d by mule Mmclil on Friday evening. outstanding scit spot with n seven- bonds scosc.
English pram. Apply Guardian.
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the c‘o~lng level of l3‘,~i», up 'll n
several members. Mieetrng closed Lunch was served ,meme hostess
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Cam ii- PM P°"‘t “l'l'°“d°d me em lo of Mrs. You and our famll are accus- Then, incase he should die
hock5:eK°i'“° ln 5°“"l" °“ Emu' tr)>‘l;Tdn§nSoll}ll1 Lalrley my tamed to sg' "our hoilxe ’ You are will be cash immediately avail
.__ proud to think of the home as your to discharge the mortgage and 1
M _ The many friends of Miss ~E1sio own. But if anything should happen the house clear of debt for his fi
Th* “““Y mem" °r Mrs' "K and Master Lorne McNeill will be to you, would your family be able to ily.
md" R0b°fl"°“ Jr" md P°!“°‘ sorry to leam they are slightly ln- meet those semi-annual payments The yearly deposits are out
will N Pl"-*G W “W th°'t 'M L' disposed due to an attack of ia on the mortgage? just like adding about two or t
improving after her f°°°“° i““°”- 1 -._ i A some is ri one ming. but 4 per emi. ce your mel-mga inn
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Mr- J¢fvm° M°D°"“1d-LW' Hifi; Mr. Harold lnelerl-e who is in widcwl - spent, but is enved.m°a¥l;"
bor is busily engaged iu_"\\i»i-ini me employ of Mr. Theodore Rob- Why not let an Imperial Life buildsrup u cash fund for 1
~-4»ar’s sunplv °f 1”- Wim mm is ertson Red Point paid a flying visit Policy cover the amount of your later years to help you mal
gr pp --- mortgage is a poor legacy for a If you live, this is
our
his l\¢l>i\°W`M"~ 3°“"°* C°mpbe“‘ to Souris on saturday. mortgsgel your ‘home and those who ma;
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'HW mlm "$9059 °f M' 3"* The hockey game in Sourls on cover his mortgage dollar for dollar Ask for plrtiuularl today
,MeD°nn‘d» Hl\"“°“v -7°*~ Wm ”' annul-csv night between the Line with an imperial Mortgage crow- this nmuuogxe Imperial
 to learnht_-:lat ‘i1;_:’_1’%°‘€\;°k2yh’\; road _:gives and souris west Rctg- tion Po‘icy.. TMI' il 09 \8\\i'1'|\~
oo lf' Dime W ° "0 ‘¥ rs lsrgel attended from e -
sem-le on securely night. _ finm m,,,,,,§' The WOM, .,,,,.,, ivrsil. runs couron ng: oosmIn_ mronmsno
...---- nm“°u w.1_ _ ~ The Imperial Life Assurance .. llo_l|l0l\ol, Toronto, ont.
m~.1>eie,- oinry. soughum mend, _ ___.._.__ Pierre send me parueuim} of un nllperiai Mort-r.vc Pro-
ls visiting friends at Red Point the “asm In ymml mg James A1. tectlen Men, _ ~.
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there is just cause for optimism. 1' adin d discussion. The two ' 4
The reports and information s;;tl;ll¢5‘eEllc1lnthe essay, read cloud  um¥mmnnw f.
that if you die your family is pro_
tected by the amount you expect;
J- A. Moore, Currie Bldg. 27-tf.
AGENTS FOB. NEW MEDALLION
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