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AUGUST 15° 1933 _ ' 'run cHA1um*rs'rowN GUARDIAN mon rm:
T ‘ W' *_ 5_1!! _us 4-L _ _ E 4 -2 =s-.5 1 .
‘ 1 1 _ '
~""i'_'f“ Stock Quotations A “R°P_1E‘!’°?“’
W". Je
, ,/Q) _
__
‘-“ '?'/1' s ' ' snow vm so reuse s ui-in ry..-
/lmtm  Markets At A Mgntrzzfl k_ _ `§.;’”f.‘Z§;.'°‘..°;‘i.’.?%.f.°‘.’.’.".‘...'°.f-.’°.‘.§Z
_  1 . t c ar et o Monrcsl from its Branches
” VBBER
_ -;,,'/ Glance ° 'I’heBrs.uol'iMsnsgers nsveoom-
plete and intimate hiowiledge of
'rnnssnna nouns 5 ,,,_____u___ _"___ _wh i°“=“°° ’""’ “___ eseh loeu situation md ue in
All other Belts in Stock. _t°'5::oi;§g'esTn Montreal-Industrial gchar;-‘za A 
CLINTON MORRISON °"°" ° -~' 
manner .rg urtber neu neun- §2.'-°“'§<..§r‘f'§¢'.I{f'°'i'l‘§"{. ’°}',§.’;, B"'”"“
Freda eton Station, RE. I. mlfltt- Do rm ._.. ...
Wlnlllwl-Whest closed lessen
M
_..._ ... ... ..
... .-. ... ~.. ... ..
Con Car ... ... ..- .-.- ... .-
.¢.~ ... ... me
Can lad AI A _._ .., _.. ...._
New York-Su _ gt C I-‘ R ... .__ _.. __ ... ...
and rubber long." co un' u»)“°°' Dom Bridge  ..~.~   .-.
How Smith  ... ... ... ..-._
Dom Steel and Coal B ._... _..
I t Nickel .
ri   _.... ._
 Massey Hurt-is ..._ ... ._: _-._..
§‘lcC<!1l Pant ... _.. .1--r ... -_..
-»f- rt? 52'...   '_':. 
to tn r
\v1N\'i1>r:o“iog"i4_"")
Pow Corp ... -...- ._-.» .__ 
Quebec Power 1 .. 
Shawln sn ... ...
  A . Steel oAsCan ' .  ‘ ‘. . I. _‘.1 
it-ii.
"BIld_ outs: oct mga; me sms; my
Prince Edward
A Island
A wonderful assortment of
SOUVENIR POST CARDS
SOUVENIR. CHINAWARE
LEATHER GOODS,
FANCY SOUVENIRS
in SILVER, BRONZE gud
many other Decoratfilis. Call
at our BOOKSTORE and get
3 supply before leaving for
home.
M_
Garter & Go.
limited
 l
South Side Queen Square
.-il-ill
ululamsss
Rf.: cf... rm.
lltiff Cnn  _ _ ._ . . . ._
Q |11-eight .mg pugstngen noni; Hill  _  ..._
- En Mui ... ._... _ . _ .
‘i
Leave Leave
Montreal Ch'Town
Ft. St. George Aug. 12 Aug. 14
Nerlssa Aug. 20 Aug. 28
CARVELL BROS LTD.
Charlottetown Agents
?’.*
5”?"
Professional Cards
Stewart & Lowther
I. D. STEWART, K. C.
N. W. LOWTIIER
IABBISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC
84 Great George Street
'MONEY 'I0 LOAN
MCLEOD & BENTLEY
J. A. BENTLEY
_ W. E. BENTLEY, K. 0.
Basetoter and Attorney-at-Lsw
MONEY T0 LOAN
Office: 180 Richmond Street
BE|.`L' & MATHIESON
R. It. Bell D. L. Mathieson, L.L.D.
Barrlstcrs & Solicitors
Money to Loan
Cameron Block, Charlottetown,P.E.l.
MARK R. MCGUIGAN.
B. A.
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. ETC.
4 MONEY 'IO LOAN
Cameron Block, Cha.rlottetown,l’.E.l.
.|.A.i Macllonaltl, |(.0.
BARBISTER. SOLICITOR. &o.
Riley Building
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
Money no Loan and Collections
given the very best attention.
B75-2-8-lmonth.
H. F. MacPHEE, B. A.
n/inmsran, soarcrron
NOTARY, Jie.
ltley Building, Charlottetown
Mplnning and Weaving
lendmeinyourwooltobelllilll
Into Yarn snd svove into Blankets-
The charges src: sllll|° IIN 33
eents, doubled $6 cents |101' lwilllli-
Blnukets 82.00, and if anlsundered
|155; it takes ilve lbs. of wool P"
Blanket. Wool must be well washed
and sil dirt and barrs iI|°¥¢'| °"°~
The sise ol single ysrn is medium.
and doubled yarn Bile. m°¢"'|mf
coarse and hooking ysm. Put shill-
per's name on all parcels and own-
sr’s name,-sddrcss and instruction!
inside. send by mail or freilhi-
Freight will be paid on 100 lb- |07!-
WM. LANDRlGAN»
os quam gtreet, Charlottetown
 
June 20-Tue-Sat-321. '_ , .‘
-...iv
‘NAS :}ils‘r;1:t1a‘t‘i,ox;'°:‘1ight he ot 
CLOSE
_mWheat: Out 70%; Dec 71%-it;
39%.
Barley: Oct 41 ; D ~`
457.111. % °° 43%'
CARI! PRICES
08%; No 2 00 ' N li
No 4 nor 0lno~r IA' 0- not
00%.
Oats: No 2 C W 305; N 3
33%; lilx 1 feed 84%; No laced
ox 3 CW 431,4;I\'n 3 C W 40;
C\V 3|i%;No5CW35%; Noll
3-1%; Truck 4014,
N1-nw YORK. Aug 14-(1.11)
(Dec. 31, 1931 equals 100).
Todo 120.9 ev da 188
11133 nigh 148.9 1033 low 1s.1,
1932 iiigi. 103.9 zoo: low 70.3.
(Copyright 1033 by Moo|.ly'a)
(Canadian Press)
Stocks
B A 0|] . ...
.___ ._ ._ ... ._ ... _
Bentilinriiois _.. ... _ ... .-..
Dont l-Ing __
lmp Oil
no   Imp Tob N '..'.;.El
Int Pete ..
Wnlker Pfrl
Wheat: No 1 hard 60%; No 1
gl” 2 feed 81%: Rejected za; 'r
Burley: 0 row ex 3 C W 44%; 2
Miscellaneous
Weekyago lli~ly_r5 lnouslzli ago 148
myiwinniprg ni  ...  `I.
... Pivotal New
DOI'
M96:
53%: 1*
?§. No 5 57%. No 6
FMU 51%; lrsck 08%; No 1 durum sl k (gmM||m pun)
0° I UIC
saw ililied Chem ... ...._ ... ._ ..129%
 ... i’.‘.i‘...’ .f’_°‘T.,'  iii!
. 126
111%
co'/,
50%
30%
15%
oo
45%
49%
sm
val/,
111.5
24%
so
30%
Am Tel and Tel  _ ..
row Auacoutlil ...  ._ 
No 4 Atchlsuii   _.. . 
C W Auburn Motor _.. _.. .__ ..._
Canada Drvy ... ... ... ... ._
C P B.  _...  .... _.. u..
Case     _.. _......
Chesapeake and Ohio ... .__..
Con Gus    ._ ... s.
Corn i’rodu<:ts  ... _._.. _...
Delaware and 1-Iud  _... _..-
_.1n. Eastman . . . .
__ _.. _‘... ..._
dcx of 15 staple eouiuiodity prices Geo Electric ... ... ... ... ...
Gen Foods . ...
. . ._ _._.. _...
_Gen Motors _.. ... al ..._ :.;._
_1_ ilut Har  ... . ._.. ._..
lat Nickel  . .7 . _ __ _._..
Nut Biscuit _._.. _ . _ . _..
N Y Central  ... . _ ..
North American _ ._ . ...
lI;\lb’Scr N .I  . - ,...
d . . _
8. 0
Stand Oil N J .-._ ...
MT’I-~ CURB ;-2;
United Corp ... ._  _ .._.
Union Pacific  . _.. ..._
gh," U S Rubber I... _ _  .__-
33-yk Voiitlauiin  _ __ _ ..._ _...__
_ Westinghouse .__ -...- .___
__ Wooltvorilx ... .-. ... ...~ _..
13% Beth Steel ._.. ... _-.-_ _.. ._..
101,/ ll S Steel __ ... __  -_...
(Canadian Prell)
0
19
18%
28
3
York Stocks
0|
34
, or/.
12
1856
24%
42%
41%
soy,
52%
EX CHANCE
'is
zo
6%
12
88
24
1/.
18%
5-'ii/i
4:1'/,,
24 ‘/fi
42
3%
atm
28
44
Es We  (Canadian Press)
J' S.  stTO(llON'1`0, Aug 14-
0PT()1\||;,T1¢]sTS       ...
Close
21%
MONTREAL, Aug 14-British Ind
foreign exchange in relation to the
Canadian dolnr_ as compiled by the
Royal Brink of Canada closed todny
... ..._ _.. ,__ ng close touch with crop conditions in
12%
17%
1 8
it
it
a
all sections of the districts men-
tioned.
GENERAL
In the Prairie Produces, further
dBml80 has been done to grain
UND! over large areas, particularly
in southern and cents-sl Saskat-
chew and Manitoba. except in the
most northerly districts, but in Ad-
_berta it will not be general for ten
dt-vs. astra have benefited pertur-
essndfeedcropsinsnumberof
districts. In Qudbee good growing
weather has prevailed and crops
are making satisfactory progress.
In Ontario fairly heavy precipitg.
tion has materially improved the
condition cf crops in most, districts.
In the Maritime Provinces the
I $2.50 buys s season ticket, good for
CENTRAL GUARDIAN
...-_ ,_
'.l'h|s Column ll selervel for Quai
County news sl local iltorelt lint no
vsrtillng of s newly nature may be
Inserted at 4 eents a word strieti;
Dllsbls tn sdvsnee.
MEETING OF .Holy Redeemer
Tennis Club tonight, 8.15. 402
THE HIGBLANDB, Wednesday
night. 248
THE BIGGEST VALUE YET-
entire Exhibition Week, mornings,
_ afternoons and evenings, races and
» everything, at all drug stores. 404
VALLEYFIELD - OBWELI. Bead
Services, Atnust 20th: ll. a. m., Val-
leyfieid; 3 p. m., Kilmuir; 7.30, Or-
well Head. Rev. D. M. Sinclair, Min-
g ister.
PAINFUL INJURY - The many!
friends of Miss Helen Hammill, R.N.,_`
of Freetown, are very sorry to learn,
that she is now a patient in the
City Hospital with a. dislocated knee.
weather has been favourable to
growing crops. but rein is stiii
needed in many sections. In Brit.
ish Columbia weather conditions
continue favourable, and crops
SUMTH-lly are making very satisfact-
°1’y Pmgrex. Details follow:
PRAIRIE PROVINCES
Alberts. Northeastern Area _ An
average yield is expected on sum.
merfallow. Stubble -crops and coarse
grains are poor. Alberta Southeast-
em Area-Crops have been dumps.
1-‘d by drought and frost and low
yields are inevitable. Pssturage is
north good yields are indicated: in
the south all grains and hay crops
are poor. Pastures are badly burn.
ed. The irrigated sugar beet crop
is a good average. Saskatchewan
Northern Area.-Theweather is ex.
tremely warm and crops gre mag,”-_
IDE rapidly. A slight frost damage
W” 1'°P0!‘¢¢d July Iilst. Indications
point to a. fair yield except in the
district west of Saskatoon, where
8111111 cr0P6 are almost a failure and
the feed situation serious. Saskat-
poor. Albert. western in-ea,-In the
1 _ _...
Alb Pac .. ._ ._ _.. . __..-._
Alex ... .. .. ._ ... c-.
Amity .__ . _ .  ... _-...
Amulet __ .. ...._ .__ --_
Art-a .. _ . _ _... .U ... ...
Arno .. ... ..._ _.. ...__ ..
Ashley ... _ . _._.. ... ...__
linguluac _ .. _ . ... _...
.liurry-H- ... _ . . ._ _ ... ..._
Ii-Metals ..._ . ___ ...._
Bobjo  . ._ . ..»....
llrailorue _.. . . .._.....
e _ .....
,ii oii  -. _ _._ ..  
Castle T ... ... -._ ». . _.._
(.‘i-xl Pat ... . ..._ . ..._
Chihoug  ._ _ .__ _ . ...
t7lerlc_v  _.. ._  ... ...
Cqluuiarlo  ... ... _._.. 
Couiuion W P ... ...- _.. ... ._
Couluur-um  ._ ...._  . ..
Doinc Miiios  ._ -_ ._
l-"lirlilgo _._.. ._  .. __
Golilzile  ... _._ _,. ... ...
tlolilficld ... _._.. ... .__ _ ...
(lrnhunl _.. .'.. ... ... _.. sz.
Halcrow ...._ ... _._.. __ . ..
Harker  _.. ... ... _ ....__
liolliiigcr _.. ...._  . .- _..._
Howcy .. _ .r _.. _  ......
liuroiiiau ._ __ . ..._.
'Kcoit-y .._ ._ _ _ . _. L_..
Kirk Iiud ... _ ... _ . 
Kirk Lake ... ._ _. . ......
Kirk Pro .__ ...._ .. .. ...._
Lnkelnnd _~._.- ... _... A . ... _
Lake Shore  .. _ _ _  ...
Loo Gold ... . . 1. ... ...._
llacnssn ... _.. . .__ _ ..
.\inu llasin .__ _ _ . . . ...
.\lt'Iuiyrc ._ _ _ . ._
i\it:Milliill ... » . .. ...--...
Mcvittlc _._.. .__ ... ,__ .._ or
lilclvntters  _.. . ... 
so-.ir mil  _ .....  
lilonetu 
_\io.~1s Mines
iiitirphy  _
Ncwliot: ... .. _ ... . 
Nlpissiug _.. . _._ _._ . - ...
Norsudn ..... _.. .__ .1 ... we
North Cnn ._.- ... .- ... _...
Olga Oil ... ». _ _ -1 ._.. ._
Pioneer  ... . ... _ _ ._
Road Aulh _.. .__ _. . 
lllonccr  ... . _ ¢ ._ -...
Premier ... _ . ._ ___ ...
Qtlomont _.. _... . . _ 
Ilona Gold . _.. ... . _ _._..
Snn Ant ,... ... ... ._ ...
Shi-rritt ... ... ---- ---
Slscoo  ... _ _ . . ... .~--
Statlncoun _ . . .
__ _ ...  _.
St Anthony  . ...» _._.. ......
Stcr Pac ... _ _ ... ,_- -~
Sud Basin ... . .. _.. ..._
Sud Cont .__ . . ~-- ~.. -.----~
Sylvanits _..._ _ .» _.. .__ . . ..
Teck Hugh .., ... _... »-. ---
Thorns Cnd ... _ . ... ... ....-.-
Unlt Kirk ... _ , _.. ,__ _-...
Vacuum ... _ ». . ... ...___ .-
Vipnnd  ...._ .. ~ ~-- o-
\\'t|itc A BI ... ... ... _ - .--»
C . . . -.ru
_‘___ .__ ...
¥Vlavside _.r ... -. ---' ~° “°'
Si _ _ . _ . . _
__ ...  
Tomi sales 814.000.
UNLISTDD
Algooia  _.. ... ... . __
Algonquin ... ..-. ...__ .._ _ ---
Assoc Oil .._. . _ »...- ... _,...
Bgldwln .Jr _.. ... _._.. .-...--
Bultac ... ... .-. ,-~ ~-- ----
Big Mills .__ _~.. _ .-» ... °°*
Brett T __ _..  _.. .-4 .--\
Brownlee  ... . _._ _-----
Iiucklnghtim .__ _.. ... .. -._-
Cnl and Iildm ... ... r., --------~
Cnn Kirk  ... v-._ ... .~--~
Cap Rouyn ._... . -~- --- ---
Cm Mun .__ ... ... . . ..__..
Chem Res ._ ... .-- .-- _----
Churchili ... ... -... ... ...._
Clifton ... ... _-~ ---- »-1 ---
Cobalt ...- ... ... .-- .~° "'
Dal Oil .__ ._.. ...._ ... -... -1
Dom lilxnl ... .1-.t ... ... ......
Dom Kirk _._.. ... _.1 .-1 .---
liiast Crest .er _.- ~~- -~°"""
Gilbec .. .w ... --~ » --
occeiirt   ...  ... __
Grandview ._.. ... ... _._ _..
Meters    ..._  .
125
as
s
foo
is
9%
iso
201,;
ooo
5
3%
as
15
in
nit-11 on  .....  ... ...'
Min Corp ...  .__ _.. ..._.202
210
8400
38
81
50
160
10
106
015
\viurr._v-.   _ .-
wrirnt-11 ... ..._ ... .. ...... 71
as allows.-
Ar-gentina peso .$878.
Australia pound 3.7540.
Austria schilliug 1000.
Belgium belga .l003.
Brazil milreis .08S0.
Bulgaria lev .0l3:l.
2%
5
71 -
4
Czechoslovakia crown _0482_
Denmark krone _2l15.
Finland finmark .0228.
Francs franc .05i‘i0.
Germany reichsmnr-k .3410.
Great Brltnln pound 4.7107.
Greece draclima .008l.
Ilollilnti florln .5T5l.
Iluuirury pcnlrn .202-i._
India rupee _3.'\00_
Italy lire .07~iil_
Japan yen 2875.
Jugoslsrin dionr .0207.
New Zealand pound 3.7006.
Nnnvnv krone .i.'374.
1_5; Penne zlcti .1csm.
33 Roumnnin lou .00i)8.
390 South Africa pound 4,7009.
Spain pcactn _l1i'|i»_
Sweden krone _2-H8.
Switzerland franc .2761.
:io
13
2%
11
1315
25%
2*/1
41;/_
4 premium. .
975 (Canadian Presll
95% Worct-»
ggi Tl S dollar in lilontronl 1.06 1
15-lil.
8°-$3
4400
12%
68
Pnrls bonrst- closed.
3% (C linn Press)
3000
20
S0
anna
NEW YORK. Aug 14--li`nrcl;:n
on
4° az.2o; crnnar .n4'ii.
9
ti
2
3%
Stocks
45% Amer Cyan B ...  ... _ I1
1300 Amer Sup Pow ... _. ... ...._
45 Cities Serv     _...
1300 El Bontl ntitl Shure ...  _..
" F d f C. A  _ .r .
1-0 or o nn . __ _- --
il'/1 imp Oil  ... ... .~~ --- --
100
106
141
155
5
lot Pete  _... ._.. _.. __ ...
Ning Httd .< _..  ... ... ._
St. Oli Iiid ...- _..  _.. _----
14%
10 --
-.
_.li (Associated Press) “Ma now b t __ h
ali CHICAC*°» AUS- “'°U”“"’° °° mei-o_ grwmermfioigieo ripm nil:
lg get execution here on selling or- “dent _“Mau prmmmy to en-
%% ‘dere because emergency rules serv- mn an _,most “emu yield. me
ed as is barrier, grain traders mov- num ue pmgnwml nwunbly
ed business mostly to Winnipeg to- with promise of average apple' pe”
day, as s consequence, prices in md grape c_.op__
3:2 Chicago became virtually meaning-
” lm- nuinrrnvisc rswvlucos
A; Interest hinged la-1191! On I
9 _
Q4 meeting oi senior partners and ex mms is Many wmmeudz _hs
3_6 ecutive officers of Chicago Ifll-U yield is about average. Grains gre
1,8” houses to be held inte this after- gaming _,ang wel, md ___ “mee
li* noon. Out of the meeting it was crop 1, muc_Mt_d_ Poutm md
to hoped would come suggestions for om” ,mu M., "nanny _hmm
s solution of difficulties under "gy-,gt Appl" B, mmm: exc__1_
which the trade was laboring. um hemway md mdmmom point
l All grains closed nominally at tg 5 1-_,ny ¢mp_ Pasture/ge is only
- fair.
10
12
2
it
'to
1% the some ss Saturday's finish
§
Ching, Hong Kong dollars ,$314.
United States dollnr ti 1-ld per cent
Exchange rates at the close today
-is.
Pound sterling in Montreal 4.71
F'ri'-nc-h fr-snr in Montreal 5.59,
Pound sterling in New York 4.44.
Fanndinn dollar to New York 04%.
French franc in Nei- York 5.25%.
ex-
ciuingc cosy .Grcat Britain divmand
high 4.40%: lon' and close 4,44; 60
dnv bills 4.44 516; Fmnri- li,25’.£~: It-
aly 7.08: Belgium 18,90: Germany
N. Y. CURB
Close
12%
14"/n
3%
24 ‘.6
14%
13
10%
9 %
20%
Ch 1' C ago Grain ures have been benefited by recent
' uit-ee
Market Quret go -_r°_<;;d:::oi:°t-xmcmma
E'°°'{_<'°   ';°_-'_',_"_‘__"_‘_' '°° raovnvos or namsu
""° " ’ §-  '§,, Exchange Rate comm..
_ 4 .__
i".‘1.’l‘°s.."-::'..'.'.'...'°.1.'::_':1' .iii emwii ar 14-uw no sr Geo- -~ 1- we -Muon at
grit:-ibm.  :-_- ;;f_ ;‘.'.‘.'.'.'.' 2-"lr" manure for New vcr-ir moss rev- "erm was sro imitated. my
ffora  f_‘_‘  _,_ __. _,... I ga-ping from All lil to 81 inclusive, Ind second alfalfa are still being
Init: Eli:-it " ""'.°"` 'If.‘.°.'.'.` so win be six and one sixteenth per out. Green and semi-ripe tomstccg
one nfnron'f-°- ---  --- --5 Q cena premium it was announced by are moving freely. Fruit trees are
Malrobe ._.. -._ s-.. _.. .__ ..: 2* um bond of num, °mnmi”|m_ in very .ood condiuon Appl” are
Naidgnrli   ... .__ _.. ... 14% an mam Dun” thu "god gh, .mm 'eu md making of early
3...'0.:'.;:'..:'1.:'.;;°....- or ..._ .r -1 .
5
E
ohowau Southern Area-Scattered
showers have been too late to be
of benefit. Hall and u tornado did
extensive damage ln the Eicbey.
Arcola districts. Pasturage is poor
and winter feed will be inadequate.
Manitoba.--Early threshing returns
indicate wheat yields at from 8 to
15 bushels over most of the prov-
ince, but are expected to run high-
61' in the !l0ri.h. Over one thong.
and square miles in thesouthwm
are an almost total failure, with
1066 Sh0‘1'f-889 imminent. Coarse
grains are light and much of the
crop is being cut for feed.
mrovmoz on Qomsno
Oats have benefited through rg.
cent rains and prospects for an ay.
eraga crop have improved. Other
cereals are doing well and an sv.
erage yield is expected. Potatoes
and other roots are tu s. satisfact-
°fl7 condition and s. better than av-
¢1'88¢ crop is ind'icated in some
sections. Tobacco is now making
rapid Progress. but s below average
yield is anticipated. Pastures are
generally in fair condition.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
Harvesting of mu when ir near-
ing completion and .threshing re-
turns indicate a slightly under av-
ersgc yield of good quality. cut-
ting of barley and oats is general.
the latter crop is light. com lg 4°.
ing well and prospect; point W an
average crop. Root crops- and past.
HIM. but more moisture is re-
ions are dry and second growth al-
vldsties is commencing lhtimated
BUY A SEASON TICKET for the]
inxnibiticri, good for mornings, at-‘
lternoons and evenings including
,three days races, transferable.;
iirrice szso, at an drug scores. soa
i rouon comm'-at the police!
‘Court Saturday evening a. man
charged with being drunk and in-
capable was fined five dollars and
costs or ten days. A moncharged
with operating a motor vehicle
while he was intoxicated was re-
manded till today. - _
FOItliIER. ISLANDER - Many
citizens will be sorry to hear of`
the death of Alexander Bruce of
Brocton, Mass. He was a brother
of D. A. Bruce of this city and of
John A. Bruce, Kingsboro. He left:
this city about thirty years ago.
ENJOYABLE MOTOR TRIP-'
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. LePnge, Mrs.
Little Change In
Mining Market
`(0a.nsdlsn Press)
TORONTO, Aug 14-Trniding
dwindled to half a million shares
on the standard mining market to-
day and prices were inclined to sag
though losses among the leaders
were mostly cleared off in a last
hs.lf_-lwua' recovery. Scattered buy-
ing in the gold shares developed
but the pnioe level closed showing
little change Troon last 1"r‘ldo.y'a
final quotations. Lifting of the
restriction on exports of gold con-
centrates by the U. B. Government,
did not give gold shares the sup-
port that had been anticipated and
only narrowed gains came out.
Base metal and sliver aliases
were down a little at the close.,
Nieiris foo.-tied so cents cu et 19.-’
95, Noranda 60 een-ts lower at $34,
while Hudson Bay lost 15, Falcon-
bridge ll, Base Metals Corpora-
tion 9 and Const Copper 75. Waite
Ackerman gained 10 to 2.40.
Cotton Market
Uncertain
(Associated Press) `
NEW YORK, Aug 14-The ootrton
ma.rket eased further into in to-
day's market under increased liq-
uidation imd southern selling, fut-
ures closing barely steady 19-23;
lower. Oct 9.l0~l1: Dec 9.31; Jan
9.35; Mch 9.51; May 9.62-64; J'ly
9-75- 5P°t quiet mlddling 9.00.
Livcipcoi, cotton, 9,000 bales
including 4,400 American. Spot
dull. Prices three points lower,
quotations in pence: American
mlddling fair 6-82; strict good mid-
dling 6.37; good middling 6.07;
strict middiing 5.77; rniddllng 5.02,
strict low middiing 5.47; low mid-
dling 5.27; strict good ocrdlnory
5.07: good ordinary 4.77. Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed
firm.
Louise Carruthers, Mrs. Bessie
Waller and Miss Wilma Read of
Middleton, P. E. I., retumed home
on Saturday from an enjoyable
week’s motor tour through Cape
Breton and parts of Nova Scotia.;
LAST YEAR the season ticket
made a big hit. This year at the|
popular price of $2.50 it is sure*
to go over big. See the Exhibitionl
mornings, afternoons and even-
ings. Races, everything-$2.50-at
all drug stores. ` 405
BUS SERVICE ._ Commenting
‘I‘hursda.y, Aug. 17, leaving Monta-
via Cardigan, Peake’s, Pisquld,
Websters Comer, Charlottetown.
Leaving on return 4 p.m. from Is-
land Radio Co. For information
call No. l or 1428. 401
_ AMERICAN YACHT IN roar-
'I‘l1e yacht “Arcadla." from Boston,
Captain Anderson, arrived in port
Sunday evening from Halifax. The
craft is the property of Mrs. Hard-
wick and is anchored at the Three
Tides. She is propelled by an aux-
iliary venginc with twin screws.
The yacht will probably leave port
today for Quebec.
HOUSES MENACED BY FIRE-
A fire in the woods at Melville
yesterday menaced several build-
ings, but was brought, under con.
trol before it did much damage.
The fire started from near the
roadside. The buildings of Mr. P.
J. Emery and Mr.‘J. J. Gillis were
in danger for s. time.
TOURISTS RETURN-Mrs. Kean,
her daughter, Miss Sylvia Kean, and
son, Mr. Bruce Kean, who have `
been sumrnering with Mr. and Mrs.
John Andrew at Belmont Lodge, are
leaving today by the S. S. Fort St.
George for their home in St. John's,
Nfld. Mrs. Kean, whose husband
is the captain of the Fort St.
George, has been here for the past
three summer seasons and her num-
emus friends are looking forward to
seeing her again next year.
MOVES T0 ISLAND-Attracted
lf! the scenic and picturesque
beauty of the Island with its many
seaside resorts, M.r, John Ferguson
of Crombie ettlement, New Bruns-
wick, has purchased 70 acres of
land from Mr. Aldred Carver of
Vernon River. Mr. Ferguson plans
the immediate erection of s per-
manent home for himself and his
mother. The transaction was ef-
fected through the agency of H. F.
Benjamin, Charlottetown. real es-
gue daily except: Sundays at 8 am..
' assisted by her daughters, Misses
PIUSVILLE INSTITUTE - Bev-
cnteen ladies of the Piusvllle Instit-
ute met at the home of Mrs. Am-
brose Corcoran for their July meet-
ing. There were twenty-five visit-
ors present. The minutes were adop-
ted and approved as read. The
Treasurer reported that' we had ;
$10.26 on hand. All committees re-
ported very satisfactorlly and the
new ones were appointed. Mrs.
Thomas Corcoran kindly invited the
members to her home for the Aug-
ust meeting, where the roll call will
be answered by “What I dislike
most in men." There will be a grab ,
bag for the purpose of raising funds, i
Following the meeting lunch and ice
cream was served by the hostess,
` Geraldine and Marguerite. 'Delight-
ful piano aud violin music was fur-
nished by Mrs. Philip Gallant, Mrs.
Oharles Gallant and Mr. Edward
Gallant. Proceeds for the evening
were $4.25,
ENTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY-
On Wednesday evening last the
Banquet Room of Dalvay Hotel
was the scene of a. very happy event
when a supper was given in honor
of Miss Molly Davies, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Trevor Davies, of To-
ronto. The following guests sat
down to the banquet table: Mrs.
Capt. Dicks, Miss Dickie Dicks, Miss
Catherine Dicks, Mrs. E. H. New-
combe, of Ottawa; Mrs. Chas. Ritz,
of Montreal, Mrs. tDr.) Trevor Dav-
ies, of Toronto and the Misses Ca-
therine and Helen Lockerby, of
Westwood, N. J. Mrs. Bowie, of
Brockville and Miss Nora. Bowie, of
Brockville, Ontario. Miss Davies
was the recipient of s very nice
birthday gift. After Justice was
done to the eats, humorous and witty
speeches were made by those pres-
ent., which brought n very pleasant
evening to n close. I
PERSONALS
Miss Eileen Ryan returned to
Nsw Glasgow, N. S., after spending
the past two weeks visiting her
home in Charlottetown.
Col. Davies and daughter, Miss
Mariory Davies. of Toronto, are
sununering at Belmont Lodge, the.
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew.
Miss Leitha Powell returned to
her home in New Glasgow, N, S.,
after spending the week-end in
Charlottetown, the guest of Miss
Eileen Ryan.
Mrs. Faxon and daughter Fran-
ces of Pittsfield, Mass., have ar-
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IPDYOU want to keep really cool, eat more
crisp, light foods-fewer hot, heavy
dishes. Ke]logg's Com Flakes lead the
-:--5;-,eff
coolness parade. Delicious toasted flakes.  
Rich in energy. So easy to digest they   '
don’t “heat you up."  
Serve with milk or cream and add  4;,
fruits or honey. Made by Kellogg in 372-1_7; 2 `
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RATE:-Zo per word. three ln-
sertlons for the price of two, strictly
payable in sdvimoe.
To Let
STORE T0 LET - 144 GREAT
George Street. Apply 146. 389.
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dvcrtisingilates-Payable in Advance
Central Guardian locals, 4e. per word; Western md
Announcements and Coming
Events, Zo. per word; Classified, Ze. per word; In Memoriam
Notices, 70c. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Oiler-
lngs, Cards, etc., 4e. per name; Letters of Condnlence, 70c.
per inch; Noticesaf Thanks and Appreciation, '10c. per inch
or 4c per word. Other rates on applications. '
Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty - nve
¢ 
For Sale
GREEN SBEAF BINDER TVYINX
0% lb. at Bert J. Trowsdale, West-
moreland. 325,
_M__________..
PIANO FOR. SALE AT THE AUC-
tion at Mrs. Parker Rltchie's. to.
morrow. 396.,
T0 LET - HOUSE ON BISHOP
Street. Apply 122 Prince Street.
2115-'l-31-tl.
Boarders Wanted
STUDENTS ACCOMIVIODATED, A1
Orlebar. 815
BOARDERS ACOOMMODATED 102
Fitzroy Street. 340.
STUDENTS ACCOLDVIODATED AT
276 Grafton Street, opposite Col-
lege, 307.
FOB SALE - 1% TON BORIS
Truck. Apply Box 117, George-1
town. 373,
MM
CARBOARD SUITABLE F0 E,
lining outhouses, etc., lc pei
sheet. Guardian Oiilce. tf.,
 A
FOB. SALE -- AUCTION I"0lt'I"1»1
Five, Bridge and Whlst: Scorq
Cards. Guardian Central Joh
Printery, _ Nov. -1-tr.,
FOB. SALE -- SERVICE STA'1"E\
for sale. Excellent opportunity 1..
man who can do repi1'u~ work. Arm
ply C. A. McDonald, Souris. :s42~_
STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED
one block from College. Apply
Weeks Grocery, 138 Hillsborough
Street. 380-
| _ -' -s
FOR SALE - 32 VOLT LIGH
Plant, practically new. Will se'
complete, or separately. Appl
Box 654, Summerside. 261.
Miscellaneous
TRANSPORTATION T0 TOB-
onto or Montreal leaving Satur-
day 19th. Accommodate several
passengers. Apply A. F. l-iansuld,
18 Euston Street. 393.
Muriel (at pantomime rehearsal):
“Who's the prosperous-looltinl
Johnny? Not in the show, is he?"
Frank: “Well, we’re trying to per-
suade him to put up the money for
the production - our ‘Principal
Buoy,' so to speak!"
TrainsAndFerries
Oar Ferry '
Lcnvcs Borden daily, cxcept Sun-
d_ly gt 9.15 s. ni.; 1.15 and 5.15 p. m.
Lt-nvcs 'l'-wrmcntlne daily (Sunday
excepted) -at 1030 n. rn. 2.55 p. m.
and 7.00 P. m.
Trains
For Borden and Snmmerside 7 n.
m.
For Sourls and Georgetown 2 p. in.
For liiurrny Iinrhnn (dolly except
Thursday) 2.20 p. rn.
For Borden 2.30.
For Summorsirlc and Tignish 8.30.
For Summcrsirio (jltncy) 7.86.
Rm-ky Point lorry
Week dnys lepvss snub mor-ning af,
7.30, B.30_ 9,30 anti 11 o'clo<'k. Eiich
afternoon nt 1,30, 2,80, 4,30 and
(L80.
Sundays--t\.ii0 rn afternoon at
12.4s, 2,no_ am Ira Leo weimr.
E. ll. Harland
Ssillngs from this_ port nntll
change nf time in October as follows:
For Orwr-ll-At 10 ti. tn., evarv gl-
fr-rnnte Monday. On the intervening
Mondays at 1 p. m., Tuesday sviilings
ns nsunl at S p. m.
For Victorlri Thursday at 7 s. in.
For East River-Fridays at 5,80 g.
m. and 3 p. m.
For We.-uf, River-Saturday at 0 s.
m_ and 8 p_ ut,
.
FOB SALE - AUCTION FOR'1`1`<
Five, Bridge ,ond Whlst; Board
Canis. Guardian Central Joi;
Prlntel'y_ . Nov. i-iii’
...f'i“`i
DOST - SPEUTACLES IN CASE
on or near Greenfield Avenue.
Finder please leave at Guardim
Office. Reward. 3953
Male Help Wanted
..___._._-l- -l---_---1
BECOME EXPERT BARBER
through our special low cost'
course. Hundreds of siicccssful
graduates, Write Meier Barber
College, 573 Barrington, Halifax,
' H. H. W.
BARN MONEY SELLING ‘Ili[PER<
lal Art' and ‘Wlndsor' series Per-
sonal Christmas Cards. $1.00 por'
dozen and up. Also boxed assort-
ments, Agents being appoiuteci
now. Write British Canaciirin Poh-
Ilshlng C0., 426 Pat-rick Bldg., Tor-
onto. H. VV. i\’l'.-154.
Wanted
B0‘|.'rLES WANTED-PINTS ANU
quarts. Phono 1107. 1433-tl-20-td
WANTED - TWO BEDROOBIS
and kitchen with use of bniii.
Apply Guardian. 3512.
WANTED-T0 BUY FARM WTI!!
or Without buildings within twen-
ty miles of Chariott.ctown on ensy
terms. Box "R/' Guardian. 357.
Female Help Wanted
WANTED-A WOMAN OF l>I.EAS-
ing personality for subscript-tori
work in dlfterent towns of Prlurc
Edward Island. Apply Box "J."
Guardian. 379.
rlved in Victoria to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Faxon's mother,
Mrs. Clay.
tate operator. ,
HAS RECEIVED LONG SERVICE `
MEDAL-Major I. E. Croken. C.A.,
17.0., VD., Regimental Veterinary
Officer, for the Prince Edward Is-
land Light Horse, on completion of_
twenty years service as an oitiecr in
the Canadian Militia, has received
the Long Service Medal (Veterans
Decoration). Major Crolten served
Ml-. and Mrs. George Cooke. (nee
Emma. Hogan). Hyde Park, Mass.,‘
are leaving Aug. 15th on a visit to
Mrs. Cooke's parents, of Kelly's
Cross, P. E. Island.
Mr. Malcolm McKinnon, Secret-
ary of the Prince Edward Island;
Potterdosl re pa- ,rv ... ...... 1 ,
So Kenra _.s ... .__ .- ;'>5
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Pore Cro  _.. ......   1% _,mam
of all fruits are below aver-
Ribsgo ._ si- '.1 .__ ... rr.. 1%" (Bur
Royaiits ..... an .vs .,:  : onus’
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Lawn Tennis Association, is play 
ing inthe Novo Scotia Tennis
three years overseas with the Bri-
tish Army spending most of that
time in India with the Indian Army.
Toumament, which is being staged‘,
at Sydney this week.
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PL UMS PL UMS
Walt for P E Island grown Plums. ripefle
3.8-‘KW --rwurvvv _
naturally on the trees, fancy quality, excellent
in flavor, no waste, early varieties
Will be ready about September lst
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