| 930 l_ 'THE CHAMYI l`E’i`0WN GUARDIAN
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'   '. Analyzing? Canada’s '
.. 4 ‘ Business '
. R-BADERS of our monthly Market Letter
commend it for the very thorough man-
' ‘net in which it analyzes various phases of
_ y business, industry and flnanoein Canada. `
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investment.
‘ » Itlsdesignedtoindicatetrendsinourbusi-
ness world, give information of value to in-
vestors, and suggest means for profitable
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I Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange
‘ 88 Great George St., Charlottetown
Stewart Jorses  Co.
` » _ Correspondents of .'
Grecnshields 8: Co.
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l|0N'|'B.lAls SIOUX EXCHANGE
Mum resorts furnishes by Green-
shielda de Co.. Montreal, to Stewart
.1onss.`se creat George street. Cher-
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Although announcement oi com-
pletion of themerger of the three
newsprint companies, St. Lawrence
Paper Mills. Brompton and Lake St.
John had been oipeoted last week
a delay was found necessary. The
plans are being worked out and it
aeemfeafe to expect a definite sn-
uouncement, as to completion of the
deal and the terms in be accorded
shareholders or the \'¢=P°¢tive com-
'psniesjwiil be, forthcoming quite
soon; ~
International Petroleum
Massey Harris ..  ...
Montreal Power .. ... 
McColl Frontenac .. .....
National Breweries .. 
National Steel Car ..
Canada Bronze .. ... .. ...
Canada Melting .. -,.. ... ...
Dominion  .. ... ..
Famous Players .. ... ...
leo:-ands.     
Power Corporation .. ...
Quebec Power ..   ..
Sllawinigan ..   
smelten    
Steel ofcanada ..  
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Simons ..    
Winnipeg- Electric ..  ..
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-coutmuuuun ot use csll money rats
st. a percent-finds the mum ssc-_
lng well and prices !irm."'i’oday’s
me-rlietyhlls not producing as many
gains as"y'esterday's. showed consid-
 strength. Dominion'Bridge was
outstanding in Montreal rising from
Bl 3-8 to 'I2 from. which it cloud at
'll 84 for a net gain of three points.
cun-snt'buyln¢ or nlculuutlsuul
Nickel is of a substantial' char-
acter. The stock has been acting well
and indications of continued strength
are not laclting.
- Goodyear - Tire and Rubber Co.
showed earnings of $10.23 per share
_lor 1920. This companys pmitlon is
sound. The dividend is $5.00.
Good reports le nscelved .from
Poor ds Co., B. stock whleh now
0110051! at about thirty three, Gen-
eral Motors whose business is re-
pos-rsd.ss excellent _and nl-esllian.
Brazilian clceed at,40 1-2.
crawsnr Jonas a co.
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Blililian... ... ...  
B. A. Oil .. ... ... ... 
S. C. Power ..  ... .....
nullsins imdueis ..  ...
ULnldaCar ..  ... ... ...
Canada Cement ._.  .....
Canada Power and Pape r.. .
 Brewing .. '... .....
Dominhnlridee ..  ... '...
l'b1‘a1ll\l’UlKSec\ll‘lti¢¢ ......
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General ltt'el Wues‘..  10%
HOIII Oil .. ...’ sn ... ua- U0
illuparlaldl  ... ....... 28%
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American Can ..  ... ...
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Anaocnda ..   ... ...
Bendix 'Aviation .. ... ...».
Clonsolidatedtics ..   ...
Iuiemational Harvester .. ...
Montgomery Ward .. ... ...
Niagara Hudson Power 
Paramount Players Iasky .. .
Penick and Ford .. 
Poor and Uo._Il. ..  
Standard Oil of New Jersey ..
Sterling Securities A .. 
Willys Overland ..   ..
Yellow Truck ..  ... ......
C P. B. ..    .....
General Motors ..   
_U. S. Steel ..    ...
BANKS'
Bank of Nova Scotia .. .....
Bank of Montreal ..  ...
Bank of Commerce .. ... ...
Royal Bank ..  ... .... ...
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The Guildhall School 0! Music oi
London, which celebrates its jubilee
this year, has received _a gift of $5,-
000 from a former Amaaican pupil,
Mrs. francis Nunns. now a pianist
g”rie§"r°u§.‘»eis"'
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The iC*entra'l_`. Guardian .
`wlaoall oourorls rsowobtain-
able all Dr-ue stores. rmarlaasand
members or onlneus mba.
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l.lC1'l‘Al. APBU. I-Min Mar-
garet Stearns, soprano, Mr. Walter
MaoNutt, pla.nist.' 2511-3-ii-31
aanaqua lmrrlin cleans!-
Rgv. A. J. Reynolds, minister. Sun-
day. March 23rd. BGMQUG. li I- m-2
Searletown; 3 p. ln.; Cape Traverse.
'L p. m. _
nassrron-United church mv-
ices for Sunday. March 23rd are as
follows: De Bable,~11 a. ln.; Bon-
ahaw, 3 p. rn.; Hampton, 1 p. nl.
James P. Kaye, minister. A '
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WINBLDI SERVICES-'i‘he Win-
aloe Church' services for Sunday,
March 23rd, will be as follcwsz-
Winslos North at 11 a. m.; Winsloe
South at 3 11. m.; Highfield dt 1' p.
m_ .
HORSE NOTE-'I‘rainer G. B.
Thomas, North Tryon, pupil of the
late E. F. Geers, U. S. A., has three
horses for his public stable, Bessie
Aubrey. Jim Witte and Queen Zoni-
bro.
'them. The majority of these students
_education elsewhere, do so at great
'parents Money spent in this way
WINS LOTTERY-lottery' in aid
oi Watervale Womeb‘s Institute was
drawn for, March ilth. Prize, half
dozen stainless steel knives, won by
Mr. Martin Jackman, Village Green.
and prize, a clock, won by Mr. Bem-
ard Corrigan, Dromore.
DEMAND FOR. TABLE STOCK-
There is a considerable demand
for table stock potatoes at the pres-
ent time, especially to supply the
market of Western Canada. Prices
ranging between etc and 80c, ac-
cording to the quality of the article.
are being offered. The demand for
sced potatoes is comparatively small,
with prices varying between 'l5c and
, $1.00.
A FOURTH YEAR AT P. W. C.-»
The March issue of The College
i'I‘ime.e, the fourth, and perhaps the
'best so far during the present col-
lege year, appeared yesterday. The
editorials were brief and well writ-
ten, containing the usual construc-
tive criticism peculiar to the Times.
in addition to short, pithy. humour-
ous sketches, college jokes, and orig-
inal poems an article entitled "A
Fourth Year at Prince of Wales Col-
|lege," attracted considerable atten-
Ition. It was pointed out that the
.bringing about oi’ additional educa-
tional faculties, in the way of ex-
tending the present college course, is
imperative. In a province as rich as
Prince Edward Island the expense of
supplementing the present faculty
with additional instructors should be
,no objection. The establishment of a
ffourth year would not necessitate
:any changes in the existing build-
ing, and would provide a stepping
stone' w an adequate. university
course so much ,needed in this prov-
inoe. "Under existing conditions,
there are two alternatives offered to
an ambitious student who passes the
V three year course at Prince of Wales.
‘I-ie must forego his ambition for a
higher education or he must attend
some university in another province.
The number, who of necessity, take
,the former choice is all too many
and any opportunity _for further edu-
cation is uieneerorward denied to
go to work,\ not because they wish,
to, but because their families can-
not afford to send them to another
college. Those who continue their
expense to themselves or to their
passes out ofthe province, and thus,
by blindly neglecting our own op-
portunities we are losing a large sum
which yearly goes to enrich those in
our sister_ provinces. Are' these con-'
dltlons right and réuonablsr'
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Jimmie Sayer
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Muay.. .
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bob arroiis qs- -
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'rarox barns! rasroaaara-
servlets sunday; rm-on ze: /west-
moreland, 11 a. m.;-Tryon, 3 p. m.:
albany; .1 p. m. scvrou o. nl-lntcn,
minister. . ‘ ‘
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' TIAVKUABB WANTED - Saint.
John House wants man to cover
Prince Edward Island_`and part of
Nova Scotia. with line of men's
furnishings. Address, giving refer-
ences and stating salary expected, to
rm rule. ‘ s-21-ai-id.
ON HOLIDAY '.l‘0UE-Sailing from
Halifax on C. N. S. S. "Lady Nelson"
last night to Bermuda were Miss A.
Mathiaaon, Min Jean 'MacKinnon,
Miss Louise `MacKinnon, of Char-
lottetown, who will spend several
weeksinthasouth. ,
IPISCOPAL SERVICE!-3rd Bun-
day in Lent. March 23rd. St. John's.
Milton, Morning Prayer, 10.30 a. m.
Evening prayer 7.30 p. ln. St. Marks
Rustlno, evening prayer, 230 p. m. C.
Johnson, Rector. March 28th. Bt.
John's_Mllt/cn, Lenten Service, 7.30
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WELL KNOWN IN P. E. I.-The
death occurred at Meadford, Mass.,
January 25th, of Mr. Hesnill C. Dob-
son. Mr. Dobson was bom in Joli-
cure, New Brunswick, but, in early
life, emigrated to Maasacbusetts,
where for many years he was in the
employ of the Bostoni and Maine
Railway. _ He' leaves to moum a sor-
rowing widow, nee Annie Cotton, for-
merly of Prince Edward Island. 
QUICK DELIVERY-'1'he Guard-
ian yesterday received a subscription
letter from Mr. G. S. Green, 18 Con-
naught Apts., Medicine Hat, Alta.,
mailed from there on March ltth at
1 a. m.-exceedingly q-st# time. The
letter came by sae mail service which
was officially opened throughout the
Prairie Provinces on March std, and
up to date has been giving excellent
service. The letter. was mailed at 1
a. ln. on the 16th, and was picked up
by an eastbound plane at 330 a. m.
and arrived in Charlottetown about
noon March 20. .
ISLANDEBS RETURN T0 AL-
BERTA-Mr. and Mrs. George Wares
left on Monday by Car Ferry enroute
for their home in Granlea, Alta., af-
ter spending the winter months in
very pretty spot, 'even ln the embrace
or winter. Mrs. wares, owing to ul
health. spent some weeks in P. E. I.
Hospital, where sbe underwent a ser-
ious operation, but with the skilful
ing home much improved. They were
accompanied back by their niece,
Miss H. Stead.
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was _s'r. solslv rouonllrsn-‘
Friends of~John F. Kane of Monc-
ton, a former resident of this city
and also a former member of the
St. John police force under the late
Chief David Bimpwll. will be
pleased to loam oi his appointment
to the position of Chief of Police
of Surnmerstde, P. E. f.__M.r. Kane
will take over his new duties on Air
ril 1. 1-Io joined the Saint John
Police force in 1911 where he re-
mained for several years. Later he
wept to United States lndrin 1918
returned to New Brunswick to take
up residence in Moncton. Shortly
after his return he joined ths`Mon¢.
ton city police department and sm.
ed as an officer for eight years. Mr.
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treatment she received, she is return- li MEATS
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. ALWAYS A FRESH
ASSORTMENT 0F
FHUITS AND
Kane is a native of Chlpman, N. B.
Gt. John Telegraph-Joumal.
rlznsonabs _ ,
Mr. Jas. Mahal-, Pleasant Grove, is,
sported much better.
The Guardian is informed that the I
condition of Mr. Alex McDonald.-
Cove Head Road remains about the
same.
Miss Frances McCel‘:e. York, spent'
St. Patricks' day in the city. `
Mr. Thomas I-lorgan, Jr., Stanhope."
:pent a day in the city recently.
Master Walter Mellett, York, has
entered the P. E. Island Hospital
for treatment.
'I'he Guardian regrets to leam of
the illness oi' Mrs. Lemuel Crock-
ett. York. `
‘ Miss Jean Profitt, student at C. B.
U., Ohlrlottetowll. retumed to the
city to resume her studies, after
; *ing the week end with her par-_
L. S1: . ing Valley.
` Llfrlls Ol" SYMPATBY
die Memorial Auxiliary of the Wo-
men’a Missionary Society are all
great bereavement and our heartsf
an full of sympathy and sorrow for
Thelonofyourlovedhus
elaine so brightly to us in those ai-
rul mend aad'¢ood ueithbuf. ous
was was slwa
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H_w;'v°'""t_s 'Choice Lobsters 2- _- `;,,°€_ _, __ __ __ __ 3213
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Fai,-y' ` Apricots y Ifgogculltes 
o 5°” A !2..’.‘f"........._ 271? g;éh=}§~g_____ 22g
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“"` I | 'T Del Monte I Aylmer
4 21c . i ~
' i Jam aI1C|V|V|.8|‘|1'ia|aC|€ 
' l Aylmer _ Aylmer .
` EATQN’$ ‘ Strawberry  Raspberry
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1 1 Black Label dam nf.. ._ .. 39 Jam l.r_....'..-.1343
Tea Aylmer Orange Marmalade 12,1 __` '__29¢
` ""' '° " " " '* 49c Smith's Pure Plum Jam f2,°_’j __ __ _`-______‘__,2'_7¢ '
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Aylmer Green Beans ' ' ?l'.I'§°¢|»l. 23' f..31¢ ,
Clleloe
' Cl‘USh€d Aylmer Whale Beets ||o.2ilns~ -  
Pineapple ` ' ' cl.: .'. .» ._
the province It is fourteen years I0. 2 lin ' A Aylmer Corn on Cab ||¢_ gating. . 'Each ,_ 
since Mr. Wares visited his native Each .. .. .. ..   Y Y I sl" 2
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ren a loving father. We desire to
convey om' sympathy to his child-
ren, also to the brothers and sister
who will miss him sorely. It is hard
to reconcile ourselves to death when
it removes one in the prime of a
useful active life, but “God who
doeth all things well," will help us
to bear the burden., We therefore
command you to the loving BIN/101-ll'
who has promised to be a husband
to the widow and s. father to the
fatherless.
Mre. C. B. Paynter, Vice President.
Mrs. A. C. MacLeod, Secretary.
To Harold Bernard, Park Corner
School. °
Dear Harold: We your school pals
wish to extend to you our sincere
sympathy in this your time of sor-
row in the death of your loving
father, whom we shall miss greatly
aa he was always ready to lend a
helping hand in anything pertsln-
ing to the upkeep of our school. We
regret to learn that you no longer
will be one ot us incur studies and'
games where you have been an ln-
spiration and help to us all, but we
hope whatever be your calling, you
may be successful and that the
blessings of God will follow you. We
ahall` clcee by asking you to _convey
to your mother our heartfelt sym~
pathy. With deepest sympathy from
the teacher and pupils of PI-rk C01"-
ner School, P. E. I.
VERNON RIVER. AND VXCENITY
Mr. Emest McMillan was a recent
visitor to the city. _
| Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDonald, Ver-N
' non. spent Sunday in Glencoe.
` Mr. and Mrs. outls Memos urs re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of _aybaby boy.
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| Mr. Harold McLeod, general mer-
chant. Was in the city on Wednesday
on a business trip.
Mr. William Storey, Millvlew, was
q. recent visitor here.
Mr. Roddle Fraser was a. recent
lvisitor to Millview.
Mr. Irving Tweedy md the misfor-
tune of having a rib broken while
engaged in sawing wood at Mr. Mack
McLean's, Alberry Plains.
The sale of Mr  Cairns was
iarlcll' attended and cams
successfully- and everything
a good price. Mr. J. O. Keel
auctioneer. - -
Miss Helen Solomon spent 
end. the guest of Mrs. Ben Ori "'-
lilr. Ol1U0d‘d Betts, O’Leary, _I
recent visitor here.
mr. naniel Mcrlierscu, Ulgg, gg
recent visitor here. 
Mr. Frank Veasey is one d
first to have his car out in 1.* 
trier. ,
Among those visiting the elv `
cently were Mr. and Mrs. S. ll. I*
and son, Glen, Vernon R.i\el1 U*
Mary McMillan, Alberry Plains; 
Florence McPherson, Uigg; Mil 
bel Bruce, Mr. Charlie McLellq, §
James Hughes and daughter, ON*
Mr. Michael McKenna, Orwell; IQ.
Bernard coady, Mrs. Dr. J. G. Ci
lins and Mr. Milton Pumess, YIIQQ.
1-ne ment mild weather has pl#
ed havoc with the roads which H 
fortunate, aa many farmers W
gaged in hauling home thel
supplies. V'
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nictlcns. We have all lost a wonder- ` ' ‘ ‘°~'*°*'~
may msmllilns SALARY AND WAGE RETURN DUE  31st
jj, °,_‘;°‘§2,,’°°j .Only 10 more days to_m_¢1i<¢ your Sal_¢_ll`>' WGS?
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