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     (Received over Piifield and Co‘: 
     
     Private Wire) 
     
    

    
     NEW YORK, July l5—While 
     
     some reaction could logically have 
     
     when place Yesterday. each time 
     
     the market sold off slightly it be- 
     
     came dull and finally cl:*s:d with 
     
     a burst of strength. In fa:t the 
     
     Dow Jones industrial average 
     
     made a new high for the year. Tlrs 
     
     development will likely bring ad- 
     
     ditional buyers into the market 
     
     from the folowers oi the Dow 
     
     Jones theory. Scrne well known 
     
     observers .01 this theory have b:en 
     
     out of the market but the new 
     
     high yesterday is a signal. There 
     
    
   
   
    
     were some predictions made that 
     
     when the industrial average made 
     
     a new high. a new advance would 
     
     be inaugurated that would carry 
     
     lhfse avralzss 20 points higher. 
     
     The majority of stocks remain a 
     
     purchase on all small setbacks, we 
     
     believe. 
     
    

    
     MONTREAL, July 15-—Southern 
     
     Canada Power net earnings for 
     
     June 1938 were reported at $88.- 
     
     580 compared with $100,850 for the 
     
     same month last year. For the first 
     
     time nine months net earnings of 
     
     $048,635 showed a decrease of 812,- 
     
     571 from the previous like period. 
     
     A. S. White. Pitfield and Co. 
     
    
   
   
    
     New ' York Curb 
     
    
   
   
    
     (lnppllod by Pltiiel-I and Can!- 
     
     pnny ulelnlvu of Montreal clack 
     
     ueliunxe and Curt: Ilarilet) 
     
    
   
   
    
     flocks (‘lone 
     
     Alum Co Alnl-r 1'20 
     
     Amer (‘ynn B {H03 
     
     Amer Gila ,1-‘.11-c 4.’il,u 
     
     Alncr Sun I’\\' 31,5 
     
     A1-ilmlr Gnu I-llvc 
     
    

    
     Aline 4'» 1:13. 
     
     C1111 .\lnrcunl 
     
    

    
     (‘It Herr 47-;. 
     
     (‘r1-ole l‘et '..’7=,'i. 
     
     Eloc Bond 8b 24')», 
     
     Ford C1111 A 20 
     
     Gulf Oil Penn Kl 
     
     Hum Oil not me; 
     
     Imp Oil 203,; 
     
     int Pain :11) 
     
     Ning liull III‘/1 
     
     SUI Oil K1-n )2) 
     
     lin Lipilt Pow A K1,; 
     
     l'n Light 1': ma 31% 
     
    

    
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     M 7 ’L CURB 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Supplied by l'ltl'leId and Corn. 
     
     puny member: of hlnnrreni stock 
     
     uchnngc nud enrh market) 
     
    
   
   
    
     llucke ‘turn Lin 
     
     B A Oil 25% 
     
     gum Stnrcl 
     
     cm A 101/. 197/, 
     
     Imp Oil 21 0|); 
     
     Iulcr Pots 36 ’Il‘u7'A 
     
     Mclchel-s A 11 111-‘. 
     
     Walker Good 2% ‘'.",r, 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIVESTOCK 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Press) 
     
    

    
     M'3N'!'R.EAL, July l5—Cattle sec- 
     
     tion'was at a. standstill with calf 
     
     and hog divisions steady in early 
     
     dealings on Montreal livestock 
     
     markets today. There were not en- 
     
     ough sheep and lambs to establish 
     
     I market. 
     
    

    
     Receipts: Cattle 19; calf, 42; hog 
     
     132: sheep and lamb, 7. 
     
    

    
     Calves were steady at recent de- 
     
     cline selling from $3 to $8.50 for 
     
     grassers up to $5.50 for medium 
     
    
   
   
    
     good calves. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bacons were 39.75 fed and wat- 
     
     ered while sele~ts drew the usual 
     
     31 premium. Butchers. heavies and 
     
     lights were 39.25 and extra heav- 
     
     ies $8.75, with sows sellirg from 
     
     $6 to $7. Ore lot of hogs were sold 
     
     rail grade at $13 per hundred- 
     
     weight. 
     
    

    
     Hog prices advanced on Maritime 
     
     markets selling at $12.25 rail grade 
     
     59.25 weighed off truck and $0.60 
     
     weighed off czu's. stccrs sold up to 
     
     $5 with butcher cows up to $3.75 
     
     and bulls up to $3.25. Canners were 
     
     81 to $1.75 and cutters from $1.75 
     
     to 82.5. 
     
    

    
     Calves were slower selling from 
     
     8250 to $8. Grasscrs -, 
     
    

    
     12.50 for grasssrs to $5 for vehicle. 
     
    

    
     Lambs were down to $7 50. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Produce .1"-lices 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Press) 
     
     MC-NTREAL. July 15.. 
     
     Wheat. nor no 2 94 1-2. 
     
     Barley C W no 3 62. 
     
     Oats, C W no 46 1-2. 
     
     Oats. fecd no 1 44 1-2. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fiour, spring wheat patents, 
     
     iirsts 85.90. 
     
    

    
     F"our seconds $5.50. 
     
    

    
     Flour bakcrs $5.40. 
     
    

    
     Flour winter wheat patents 
     
    
   
   
    
     lhcice £3.80-$3.80. 
     
    

    
     Flour white corn $4.69-$4.80. 
     
     Bran ton $24.25. 
     
    

    
     sharks ton $26.25. 
     
    

    
     Middlings tol $30.25. 
     
    

    
     Rolled oats be’: 90 lbs $285. 
     
     Hay no 2 139'.‘ ton mrlots 80-‘. 
     
     Cheese Ont white 13. 
     
    

    
     Cheese Om’; col 13 1-4. 
     
     Cheese hue whit: 12 7-8. 
     
     Cheese (Inc cal 13. 
     
    

    
     Butter no 1 53 1-4 to 23 3-8. 
     
     Eggs in cartons A nrge 27. 
     
    
   
   
    
     E A medium 25. 
     
     E B 21. 
     
     E38! 0 23 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Potatoes due new 801410.40. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -CRA IN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mt’l. S tack 
     
     Exchange ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Press) 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHICAGO, July 15-A maximum 
     
     rise of five cents a bushel in wheat 
     
     values at Kansas City today ac- 
     
     companied reporis that millers 
     
     there were buying all the wheat in‘ 
     
     sight. 
     
    

    
     Paralleling this was a wild flurry 
     
     to purchase wheat futures in Chic- 
     
     ago. but the extreme upturn here 
     
     was limited to 4 1-4 cents. Advices 
     
     that the Canadian wheat crop was 
     
     deteriorating at a rapid rate acted 
     
     as the chief stimulus here, aside 
     
     from the Kansas City bulge. 
     
    

    
     With heavy profit taking sales in 
     
     prcgress here at the last. wheat 
     
     closed nervous. 2 cents to 2 3-4 
     
     cents above yesterdays finish. Sept 
     
     1.04 5-8 to 7-8. Dec 1.05 3-4 to 7-8. 
     
     corn 2 1-4 to 3 1-8 up, Sept. 82 7-8 
     
     to 83, Dec 77 1-4 to 3-8. cats 1 1-8 
     
     to 1 1-2 advanced, and provisions 
     
     unchanged to a rise of 20 cents. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRODUCE 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Press) 
     
     MONTREAL. July 15-—Butter 
     
     pricrs eased 1n heavy trading to- 
     
     day on Montreal open produce 
     
     markets after almost a week of 
     
     advance. other lines were quiet 
     
     and unchanged. 
     
    

    
     Butter was quoted at 28 1-4 
     
     cents per pound for carlots or less 
     
     of no 1 whi‘e lots to retailers were 
     
     24 for solids and 24 1-2 for prints. 
     
     Cheese averaged 13 1-4 to 1-2 
     
     cents per pound for Ontario white 
     
     and 13 1-2 for colored. 
     
    

    
     Graded egg shipments in cariots 
     
     or less were quoted at 23 to 24 
     
     cents a dozen for A large. 21 to 22 
     
     cents far A medium, 21 to 21 1-1 
     
     for B and 20 1-2 to 21 for C. 
     
    

    
     New Quebec potatoes were quot- 
     
     ed at $1.40 for an 80—pound bag. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXCHANGE 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Press) 
     
     MONTREAL, July 15-—-British 
     
     and foreign exchange in relation 
     
     to the Canadian dollar as compil- 
     
     ed by the Royal Bank of Canada 
     
     closed today as follows:— 
     
     Argentina peso .2733. 
     
    

    
     Austria schiliing .1803. 
     
    

    
     Australia pound 4.0194. 
     
    

    
     Belgium beiga .1685. 
     
    

    
     Brazil rnilrcis .0581. 
     
    

    
     Denmark krone .2249. 
     
    

    
     France franc .0664. 
     
    

    
     fir-1-r.1uny rclchsmark  
     
     Great Britain pound 5.0328. 
     
     Holland florih .8829 
     
    

    
     Hungary pengo .1992. 
     
    

    
     Jugosiavia dinar .0231. 
     
    

    
     New zealand pound 4.0800. 
     
     Norway krone .2531. 
     
    

    
     Poland 7.1021 .1897. 
     
    

    
     South Africa pound 50093. 
     
     Spain pescia. .137: 
     
    

    
     Swedsn krone .2597. 
     
    

    
     Switzerland franc .3281. 
     
    

    
     United States dollar 3-32 per 
     
     cent premium. 
     
    

    
     Clcsing exchange rates:— 
     
    

    
     At Mon‘.real—-Pound 5.03 9-32: 
     
     U. S. tlo':l11l' 100 3-32; 1'ral‘.c 8.61 
     
     At New York—Pound 5.02 7-8: 
     
     Canadian dollar 99 7-8; franc 883 
     
     3-8. ' 
     
     A‘. Par1s—Pcl-.n:i 7585 fr: U. S- 
     
     dollnr 1508 1-2 fr; Canadian dal- 
     
     lar 15.09 fr. 
     
    

    
     In golri——Pollnd 12s. 211: U. S. 
     
     rlcl‘ar 59.17 cents; Crlnadan dol- 
     
     lar 5? 0) crnts. 
     
    

    
     NEW YORK. July l5—I“01‘e‘.¢n 
     
     cxchanrc irrr-zlllar: Great Britain 
     
     dcmanti h'gh 502 7-8: low 5.02 1-2: 
     
     close 5.02 7-8: 6L- day b'lls 5.01 5-8: 
     
     Camda 99 7-8; France 6.63 3-8: It- 
     
     My 7.39; B:-izillm 251.25: Holland 
     
     3020; Eclgmm 16.92; Gt-rmanv free 
     
     40.38; rcgis‘/srrd 21.75: l‘..':‘Vt‘. 20.- 
     
     25; Switzerland 32.76: Arzentlne 
     
     33.50; Brazil 5.72: Tokyo 2837: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Shanghai soizsr flog: Kon_lzv3ll-5°- 
     
    
   
   
    
     GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sumner iiuilnue 
     
     Affects Market 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MONTREAL. Jill! 10.—(OP)— 
     
     stock trends pointed upward today 
     
     Ie midsummer dullness settled on 
     
     the market. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     rut‘ "7-_VARI.0’l"l‘ETOWN ‘GUARDIAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     N. Y. Stock 
     
     Exchange 
     
    
   
   
    
     lenbun at Ionuul nut .03- 
     
     ehenye and club lune!) 
     
    
   
   
    
     lumber Iii Issues 
     
     iieach High Peak: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (By Frank Macmillan. 
     
     Prue Financial Writer) 
     
     NEW YORK. July l5—(AP)-. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     - - .. emu our Lee! The stock market was boun daboui. 
     
     N ‘M h l H I‘ G O‘ to:r°‘:s'ba‘; £i‘.|k:lI¢i"§:.n"l.lI1::fi1¢‘-.59’ ‘J ‘Chm 2” Wm gy proftiit onlgllgshtzeday but uATUmNG ‘UGUST “mt 1"‘ To 195'’ 
     
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     ‘ . _' A '1' 1 1- 1 112 1-my. laminae an high dividend hop- 
     
     . ,,. H°""“ 5“‘“"‘ “’“‘°" ‘ 2 "’ 1 ‘ A3 1s9.m° 211 as e. lent gupport to many new issues, were AND INTEREST -ro YIELD mom no 'ro 1.53% -- 
     
     1 In Open Lu! zélelllie Blthurst and Dryden finished finacondl :3.‘ :1 5 number of which closed up 1 to 2 ; 
     
     am 1.1 2 2 ‘ ‘°“"°" _ . 
     
      1. * '4 Out-si-andlns .-1-« -u c-mu   2°» 2°» °' '“°'° °°"‘“ " “"" ‘"° ’°“ Irvln Brennan & com an Ltd 
     
     Beauillirnois 23-. 2 Cement Preferred, up three p:inl.s 3;-;;;-r,-30¢ M M  med we I 1 yr - 
     
     Bell lol 146/. mm. in good demand to 00. highest in B... 0..., M ,0,‘ ’“”°° 9"” “'3' ° 3. M. BAGNALL—M.ANAGEII 
     
     Brazilian 1: 18 we ,3“ Wm, nunuum "Rd 3 ., so stocks edged up .1 of a point to 
     
     Brew Co Can 2% 2 y ' emu‘ " 21* '7” 
     
     ,,,m.. 7% ., .10.-.0.,1y_ 1.0.1. 300.1 0; 0.00.1, 0. etll St 112 112% eels. mzther new peakslnce guly 6. BANK or nova scom BUILDING 
     
     B 0 1.0“. A sues, Gypsum um; um Oggwnt grisly: Man 54 84 1931. It was the seventh days con- CHARDOTTETOWN ' 
     
     (llullllvrrod 40’ 49’ c0mm0n advanced 1-0 00 1.; “ch, ‘:3; mm M 68% secutiye adtgnltieed oi vtllilis axgrue. . 
     
     flll (‘Ill |'fan 
     
     mm M, M. 2. 2., in metals. I-iollinger and Noran- illlfilidli-r 11w. 11594 the 1‘ exit 1!?“ A {ll aaufm :29: -— 
     
     vlln ('nr 1-‘ll . da showed up the best with 1.'rac- 20*“ 31-” “:3 5 V _ - L'3124'7'15'13- 
     
     PM hm A1 7 7% “on” sum ‘'1 15 14 um 59 1_z (pun :50 395 3% terdays aggregate v.l..s 1.659.630. 
     
     ‘I;‘|"t1‘:" F“ 13' respectively Nickel and smelters  3:: Co 4146 Westinghouse gamed 2 7'8 at 133 AYE names " 
     
     9- .1 .2 ‘ . ', . _ 
     
     Dali“ mfllfin 39"-4 m remained umhm‘,d_ Dommlon (0, “.1,” 5* 0* '18. Electrical appliance sales can ANSWER TO PR. 8 . 
     
     ‘= *4 tin d h bett than e n- JOY TO AMY naxan wan 
     
     nnm Rt )3 lug up Texti'e gained 3 czuple of points at "*9" 78_’>4 77% “*3 W 5 "W 9' 5 35° ' lsce aneous 
     
     mm Tu‘ “R M X‘ 6.1 14' %I‘c;:,mAl\lto Lite 123;,  d.lcp€l'fO1l;l;1B.tl1((!i6.Ed15o 1 8 NURSE 
     
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     1~§.'...‘.l' mi’ 11117;‘ 111;‘? 3°” h”'vuy' “mom! mm 0“ 3'1"” P’ L‘ ml ml at 2153.3“ e’I‘he c0r!I¥1pa‘r‘1fl;'Sre§t.ored 'I‘O1=i.ON'I‘0 Jul 15 (or) — 
     
     H0“, _e....m, 10% ,4 declined nearly a. point to 15 1-2 n"=li"n9 28% 28% La ‘ 3 0 . with Hm - Y 
     
     Imp ml. 14 14 and Canada Car Preferred dipped ‘.3;-" 5'" .9“ °“ °‘'5 50 '°‘° °“ er‘ ‘"3’ "um Amy 39”" ‘°' ‘he (Canadian Press) 
     
     In! NW! 5011 coll 1-2 to18 1-2. Canada Car Common °" *°“"' “ “'5 1"! Wmlnz h°l"5- past 13 years proprietor of a tiny. 
     
     Int p,_ P” Gen Mat 70% H896 A M1 T 1 h-he on 1 3.4 L MONTREAL. July 15—Iutter 
     
     , k . . and O.P.R.. traded lightly and held Goodrich um 10* m °‘“‘ 9-99 - - '1 gla.§ed—in newsstand at Yonge and — It 
     
     11 e “node -3 23 even Goodyear Tire 235,/. 2-1 1'70 '7-8 WM backward throughout. Gerrard swam in Toronto Wu Drices eased narorwly in..proi 
     
     §:"".“"-V llnr 511. .-l - Hull lllol Cr my 101/, Teh rails gave a favorable per- ' . 33'“!!! On Cflmdllin c°Ini5"0dli5Y 
     
     — vi-"ll Front 14% 14% B. 0. Power. up a point at an 3-4. I, . ,,I ,, looking forward today to revislting ,, , .. - , 
     
     l 3- 1... .....--u...... nu... prices -1-. .1. ‘.32.   .*°.m.;m  *1 ‘N we   v--- we and mm  °*.°.:::*:~.°::i":-,:-;+‘1°:..*+s:.1.. 
     
     1‘,,‘,}.‘ ed for southern Canada Power, Ill: Tel Tel 117. Bk ' &A$§{‘og g"“1°”i_§"°;‘: mfg" scenes where she spent four tl:r- of Que ,92pm5m  1_'4, mu-Que 
     
     00 shawinigan. Montreal and Brasil- ixlfnllelgotzk 41% 43% D9 9 M h 1- l11>1929_ ch Bk bmem years, 23 3 8 Q” U - J I -22 1.2 to 
     
     tan. while Canada Northern Power :\,0'n'. .Q."_,dV 3,94‘ 03;: é°"°’Wu 325: ;‘f°l_2 gm Ailsggfanfi A group of Toronto citizens who 04 ' ‘ " "M" U V’ -' 
     
     1l?>‘A 33:39  1%-,°'nk d ‘   $2.?  Co:-3'.‘ pgefercnce slates. up more 1“5l-“eyd °“ remflmng ““°“ym°“5 . Cheese spotr~Ont white 13 7-8A: 
     
     ‘gm “gm bfiymg mm; Asodnmd :\jull ‘Bin sill/. :l:l7'/1 than 3 each. Hopes were ‘broadcast mtelle ecX<>_-ro‘pres1-ellgteéixpterlnsglzke acxagegloef Que White 12 1 23; M] 12 5_a w 
     
     “'75 B”W°“e3- 3933"“ and cmfidim (195:-ll: R2281! Flay‘  of an increased 0‘ &  dwmelndl d will be one of thousands of lJll- 13 1.8‘ ' 
     
     Alcohol "A" Imcuonnndy Xjlghrfrl but go? Am C0 “ugh 32‘ Pleglltglllllarioig atthe35u13S8je Slaglctcrdgle grirns to attend the unveiling of 24Eg‘:‘SpMd1_om21Alhrge 22:1‘? 3; 
     
     National Breweries an co 0 "B" ‘or l':\c 27 211;/.. ‘ - : mc am -2 to 2 C 
     
     A d_ Pack Mot 1155 my at 32. Great Northern at 39 3-8. the Canadian memorial at.Vlmy- 1_2 to 2. 
     
     M or m Em" “§:1é's'°l"vnols shite!‘ bonds moo. 1’-’.';'.‘.“s§‘. ll a 35-1. 333;‘: B°””°h°“‘ at 53 1213.’ sf”? ¥'3°b13°k A “ion tmlmisse “£13” 8‘ “Mme; 
     
     k of |"nm ’ ' ' at 79 1-4. Anaczn a 3 - . 11- interv ew, er expresse 
     
      ‘air \.\.itl‘ me 190 15:31‘: lgeoltb ‘um 102% tional steel at 87. Fajardo Sugar at her great. desire to join the pil- 
     
     ..' ‘ Sears line 7221/ 1111/ 42 1-4 and Timken-Detroit at 17 1 and 9,10 0: her inability 
     
     Rifilll lik ml 108%  .‘qi:gm‘f‘l’i"lkPl;( go 1112"; 433.; 3_4_ i§’2§f,f.., enough money. 0, make  War Veterans 
     
     ' Tex ('0 3014 :;»...-,E Ill the C1°5lnB °“"e3°‘"Y W5” G9” the trip. This week-end the good W t - 
     
     . United Air 251;, 25 eral Motors at 89 3-4. Chrysler at news came that E Foup had 5,. On  0 Vllny 
     
     Currencies United Co 8% 814. 11.5 3-4, U. 8. Steel at 62 1-4. Am- mm ed w prov,“ her Wm, the .__ 
     
     (Canadian Press) Iinltell (in: Iran 17% 17% er-man can at 135 western Umon g 
     
     TORDNTO, July 15- ll 9 St 13.. nzsl. ll:-_<. ‘ d mom)“ WTNNIPEG. Man.. July 15. — 
     
     __—_ ll 8 "H1 Al ‘W-’ 3-‘W. “ 38- "- 1- C3“ "‘ ‘G9 "8' “" so Miss Baker. wounded and Enroute to the Battlefields oz" 
     
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     (Camdim Pu”) ltuelta Close :"!lnnll|i‘|)Il-lllflllrnl   L%y;s llarkovs flbluest chip” Tex.“ gassed at Vimy, will see again the France and Flanders of me w0,-;_-1 
     
     MONTREAL. July 15—Pound Acme 011 105; “'('ll 1'nl-.1. 331;, m m " . Id’ to ‘k’, places where she labored to bring war, here on July 26111, they will 
     
       we un- so  .1 y:::..e:::   :'::.i‘.!:. §::‘...."fi. :. .2... 2.“. ----m  ---.- mm ---m -o »- ---------  me   
     
     3503 9-32 on Montreal foreign ex- 2%,‘ 3 V‘ *5 foupshfle tram!-e,_ It was the many a. war-torn Tommy. ing of Canada's war Memorial by 
     
     changes today and the United ,Algolnn 7% second say‘. of the “me this 5.0,;-_ “so He has answered my pray- His Majesty, King Edward V111, 
     
     States dollar at 3-32 premlum and “'3” H 15% . In the cmadhm use gains and ers—isn't is grand?" she said when close to two thousand wu V000;-mg 
     
     the French franc at 6.84 cents re- fi‘,'.§§'fi:10 '30 Markets  A losses, all cf fractional proportions. she heard the glad news. wives and families passed through 
     
     mined stationary. may 21 were about evenly divided.‘ Cana- “It was the high spot of my Winnipeg today over Canadian 
     
     NEW vonx, July 15-111 the ab- 4-10?“ 9, ' dian Pacific. Distillers-Seagrams. life," she mused as she recalled National Lines. they will arrive in 
     
     sence of important developments Bagfififf‘ 4:4 Glance Dome Mines. Mcfntyre-Porcupine those stormy years. "Everything Montreal on three special trains on 
     
     abroad today. leading currencies Bale Mat 11 and Ford of Canada were 5l18hi«l)' before looked up to it and every- Thursday morning and later in the 
     
     followed 9. narrow com-33 on ghg Bear 5'; higher. while small recessions oc- thing since looks back on it " day will embark for overseas on 
     
     foreign exchange market with the §,°;",|f,,. 1.:-,‘ curred In 80011 l55“°5 8-5 D°m‘“1°“ All she gave to help the boys in specially chartered liners. 
     
     clcslng trend slightly mixed. Babjo '23 ‘Cumm he”) 5t3l'€5- Tn“-'T“W°“31 Nlckelv mwm France was freely given, went_ on Despite the hem, of the 010,-_ mg 
     
     The markets resumed in Paris 3""°"'° 7"" T°’°m‘° md M°”t'""‘—md"" Wlllkelfi 0305513“ md“-“fifll 519°‘ Mix Baker. visitors were given a very en- 
     
     after the lengthy layoff due to the 3:3 ({‘_"n‘ 83% M“ 5"°°k5 “Kb” 1101- TmD9"m Oflv shawiniga“ and “I have never regrettted it," she thusiastic welcome by local resid- 
     
     national holiday. but there was Bunk am 1214 “W "'°"“‘3‘°°"‘ “‘°‘°d “““°"' ‘’‘‘‘‘° 5“°“' added. "even at the Cost of mi’ en?-s and members or the Manitoba 
     
     little pressure against the French §”3“?“ 1"" 3 Yvénmp°t§_Wh°“’ W 1 3" '0 career as a nurse. Command of the Canadian Legion. 
     
     franc. which closed in New York 032:, 21'!“ ,3“ N' *3’;  no I . N . . “The possibility of going to A gtaoefultributc to their comrades 
     
     .00 1-4 of a cent higher at 6.83 3-8 (‘G Qulril 115 ;w Zr c° “ °w°r- ‘“*-3’   Vimy seemed an opportunity to re- was paid by the Transcona shops 
     
     cents after the United States dol- (7 Trrth 1“ ““° ‘"39 ' . capture that great moment." she Pipe Band under dlre:tion of ripe 
     
     lalr réadferéded in Paris at an equiv-  Pfifi, 1‘,‘,",‘   at said, “and 1 am tgmrethgratefdllthain Magor Sandy cam.‘-r0h_ This Mud 
     
     a an o .829 cents. Clerlcy 7 , can say Ose 1‘ en 5 me every train and piped the visi- ' 
     
     “0nllI"""‘ 51-'5 . .  who made the posibility a tors down the concourse to the 
     
       %°n':"wC“ 1::     rei;l,i;.‘yu." 1 I d M‘ B k station rotunda where several 
     
     EM. “.1 -,1.‘ . - _ e n Eng an . is a er seection were played. They then 
     
     “La  ,, g‘(lF«'.Ill.'llIddzf:‘ “$554   (A§é’éTl‘!(3;NGI3au11-glx;.l“1s_g:‘);2)ct:tll|  3111 visit her‘ only two (close rc1a1- piped th_Ie}r1n black to their respective 
     
     , Fed Km 8 _ . Jlmmyer oi the height“ Losuun ves— wo s.s ers, one o w om s rams. e s irl of the pipes was 
     
     . . and, L," 115 ms: paralyzed from service as a war gives arousing reception by memb- 
     
       ((;':l£1ll?Ill]a] la:   gt}¢]all;:mhshci‘;):mlidr‘:elr ;0Ll{]l'i'1Oti3:l in B3): "Misc" in ha I‘ t th Ki "5 °r ban "“""5 
     
     ____ ‘j "' -3 Mom ers of the war veterans 
     
     Grenada 2:: (L P‘ 3, G.m.¢.,n-, 500,13; wg,-,_.) ton Harbor Sunday, charged today "‘ 3t? t3 2 ° 59° t to “i i ‘ 
     
     (C030.-nan pl-03) Gr:--ne 52 ST PAUL July “__AM K8 is the Yanmuth was nmmng at m unveil t a grea monumen ou parties were from all parts of 
     
     HALIFAX. N. 5.. July 18 — The “"“'””' 1"‘ ' ‘ ~ ' " m ’ e cessive speed in the fog at 'the boys—I can trulynsay this is an ‘Western Canada and the Pacific 
     
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     adian National Steamships, leaves H111-rl Rock 2412 ha would n-eve, be taken 31100 mm. Capt. Jilnmyer told U. S. Bureau B9-kelfi red Winnipeg Vererans joined the 
     
     Halifax tonight (Thursday) 0;. 0, nrlser 13 med I subdued “yes” many to n_ 0; Marine Inspection and navigazion ————-—}— overseas group here 
     
     rfionth-long voyage via Boston to ,’}{,“,},';'_'~;§;',, 13”‘! nu. MB 3011,,“ 0,, £100,000 ,,m,.,,,, officials the llncr was movms at 10 Short sleeves come on everything T? 
     
     Bermuda, the Leeward and Wind- Haw Gold in kidnapping 0; wmmm }-“mm. 50 knots which, he said. was too fast. this Summer—dresses. sweaters Taffeta will be one of the smart. 
     
     ward islands. Barbados, Trinidad T M "'01" "0 Paul brewer, YESl.0l'(‘lll._V me sk opcr and sev--mi suit jackets and coats. est fabrics 1'-1- Autumn wear, 
     
     and British Guiana carrying a cap-  E‘? ‘X: ms plea provided 0 dm,-mmc members of the Yarmouth‘s clcw W 
     
     ncity list of summer vacationists to L rshmg ° my opening go, what was to have been testified they believed the LOSl’ll:1['S 
     
     the szutlilern colonial resorts. 1=‘ol- Lamurluc 4:413 his Federal Court trial on the al:- 911:‘ “fled ‘°ki‘°;’_“: °}:‘.“““°1 |:‘1°§€y ‘ °m‘§°§§®® 5“”’ 
     
     lmving t, is sailing, there will be 32 Lawn (‘lip 107 d u h . mmyer SP. 5 1p, own I a 
     
     other cruises to various islands in “";’°‘G°’° 21% ";2..,9;1_.°,1,. M0nl_.-03,] 01 mm. the calmer line. stopped in the fog     
     
     the 3”“-‘ll W95‘? Tlld1E5- find 5180'-0 Little L L 111:1 uanian parents, was brought heavily I0 find a buoy. discovered it was 
     
     the South American coast before Low Pete i_2 guarded to the courtroom from the Outside the Channel and W35 0“ 1'5 Centrlll Gunrllllm lonnis, 4o per wnrnlz \\'1-nil-rn um! Ellllrrn [Dr-Ill. re 
     
     the end of the yegr over me same \fa:-um ‘ 400 county Jan wmch has held Mm way back when the colllslon occur- per wulll; Announrelm-ml and Coming menu so per word; Classified 
     
     mute. ‘ltfilleréd ‘I All 33:1,‘ since his capture In New ofleafls “(L . I ZesoplerhI:I|;l‘g;(::"hi(‘rr3Ir|ll;ln i:oti:en. ‘me an inch: Links at Floral and 
     
     Prcmlnent among the passengers \[.:1.-  52' May 1. His sentence was deferred, M “I9 °1°-5° °‘ ‘°d“Y.5 h°3’“‘3 oer lna-ll: Notice‘: In "|Irh:l'nI:Ic'n'nrlt gprlarll-I1‘-l'1'1:l:o:l-:e!l'I)lor'n:rI  1:27- 
     
     on the present sailing will be M.-5. \Irlntyre 41 md District Attorney George sul. federal inspectors took the case un- word. other race. on npplicntlon. q 
     
     J. Hill of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs.  22? livan announced the prisoner would d" “d"‘5°“‘°“'~ “'"""""' ch'"° ’" ‘“" ""°"”""""" ‘'’°‘“''"" ‘°“''- 3‘-. 
     
     L. E. Bette of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. j ’- _ be tried. probably this Fall, for a '—‘’j“ J *;n§{§unD ¢m,a,u_u,u§a: 
     
     Daniel F. Lee of New York City: l.;:§t!:1'lllP.>ru 133% second st. Paul abduction, that of HON?‘-‘IE3 W0MAN  g:-_:m_- 
     
     J.l-I.D. Jfirdlne 111 Bermuda; also Min corn 1-‘H Edward G.Bremer,ban1k president, COULD CARRY 0" —‘“* F r S I 
     
     Dr. and Mrs. C.C. Mccormack and {}""". 06-? Who paid $200,000 for his ireedom “‘ To Rent __ 0 a E 
     
     131-. and Mrs. 1-1,1='. warden 0; pg. . ;\,f,’;‘,“,," K1,. 0:, six months after the June, 1933. (By The Canadian Pres)  ,:,-;~« ‘ 
     
     tnoit. On at cll-enllcla north bound Mllrphy 4-/l. Hnmm kldnalnplna MONTREAL. July 14 - serious SUMMER COTTAGE AT “,0”; FOR. sari: __. R0’l'AItY saw- 
     
     will be His mmour C, M, Mun-0y- Nywhcn 88" With Karpls convicted by his own living and interest ln publ1c_ as Tree wharf for July and August _mlll. Bargalli. 0062-7-14-31. 
     
     Aynsley, Chief Justice 0: ghe wind-  3” statement. the trial of two alleged well as domestic affairs on the part _,_ R_ Burnett, Gu.,,di,mA --W’ W ~ f . > " ‘ 
     
     Ward Islands. On at Bermuda Olga on 11-,‘ copfederates of his in the Harnm of women were urged by Mrs. D. 00129.-,_,0_”. OFFICIAL BASEBALL scour. 
     
     northbound t_~ disembalf: at saint Omega :12 kidnapping got under way immedi- c_ Mcnonald addressing the Mon-  —— Pads ten cents Postage  
     
     John Wm be M,-_ and Mrs. A_ A_ ;"lIl|0lll'( 14,4’? ately. treal Sisterhood Federal-ion, M1-5, N“s_e"a“eo 9 “Apply Charlottetown Guard 
     
     Johnson. Miss J. Johnson and Mrs. p:.':,.'X:° " 105 McDonald believed women should _ ____"_____:‘i_A_A_.,_,__ ‘TR ’  ' 0 
     
     8.0- Snurllnlz and Mrs. J. Pearce 1» 1- .\1lne '2 be so well trained and instructed " S ‘-— ' S . 
     
     all of Bermuda. Among the Oana— loll (‘M (E0 they could MD in my cm.” on THE SUN Lil-‘E HAS A NEW LOW sL.r~llng hay. Apply R. Bly- 
     
     ‘llfill D3-5S<‘l’liZ0l'5 W111 be M155 L- Mi1- ""L""' “3 Wflghi H , 805 successfully if war or anything e‘se p"°"““”‘ °°”°y wmch marsh" ‘ ‘- B“‘1".}“,"~V' ‘ 5'3“; 
     
     lcr and Miss v.Shannonof Ottawa: {r::..:"',{'1.. 3?: -§~l.:.r_-71' -,.ll:.';"'f:4L§l‘;,000, wok mm out of the country-S €v_ tees even in the event of your . 7"  _. i V 
     
     Miss M. Baird of Campbellton. N. .\‘1-u-lGAnldh 3135! eryday activities. afar“ W’ h°“;mP11:;‘x‘:‘e‘ d °:° 3;‘ 13”‘ -\ "-.“,,8“gC‘l’ f)o1“s‘t’" 
     
     13.: Mr. and Mrs. L F‘. Pantry of M" M ,, 0.‘, 15,, Recalling pioneer davs of Ellzlish 85 l'°“ “ P .- 1 "°““-‘v ~‘ Pl"? “ . ‘ :. 
     
     Saint. John. NB.: Eric Clark of ‘W L".“’ 2" “ 5 3,, ._ in C. d‘ .0, _ Mc_ Consult J. A. Moore, cume > _ W lu_—uoa4-7_-1_4-at 
     
     Montreal: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. St. L. $32.1. mm 122?? fiongngen ‘med °uIL1a‘Lh’?n‘m1;3n wUm_ Building. Charlottetown. T “““ ”_  ’ . g '_ ' " 
     
     McCall Miss M L,-ve M155 )5: G llnvlllitc an .-\lI]"r1lIiI1: use p° - th s"rR.u\BI«.l<RIl-"..s 21- Put 1.11..-4N1) 
     
     Tapicn‘ Mi:s Eva Chrvlstiiaw  “ll -“M 93° Bf"! Tl’ 5") e_n helped me” husbands m ' E '—*::“' "M": “'1: pick )O'.ll' own in your own con- 
     
     . .. . - _q,m,,.k.... M 13-11: iinn 49 work of leedinz, harvesting, thmsh— W d ,“,m,_~_ R S ;“.(...e\ Soumwm‘ 
     
     E. Christilllw. Miss 1". Fraser and “W,” 0‘, ,1 .,,,,,.,.h H 0% mg ham mmnzg Md m Social ante ,,__ ,_ 
     
     Miss P1. Rhorlcs. all of Toronto. Rllr-rriil. ma (tom c 2.50 activities ..C‘hPn;u,s ‘Me Commg -_—_—_——_-.-—m— , —.,,,,,—— H-__ 1-~(>llw-7:1}-31-0 
     
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     1'3“-“‘Z“‘?.’-11'“r%L‘-$f‘i1-‘Z“3§i2"fl’§.§i‘3 §l'2‘..L°.. ‘m 1:.‘.'...‘°-"-if 7-,. very test these days. the speaker wANTEn—BoT1LEs. rnjgrs m n ma _0.,‘,._,...,.,; ,,...;,, ..,_.._.._,._ 
     
     “ K " R ‘ E 3"" "‘”> 5* ‘‘f''‘‘‘‘'''':‘  . continued. “Many younlz women #“““”~°:£’3‘."i“."°7'}’:5‘-“"7;. 11-ml All . iclnalc sl. Bernard 
     
     cs. including such cities as Detroit, su" W 20 0,0,. M... _,., of Wm have “me dmeum meals _ ___, , , ,. I V.“ _ ’ “Ur S’ _d 
     
     Boston. Ban F-1mc's:-o. ‘lax-tford. slmln 4a Hull llay '-‘W. , Y q ‘ ' tn BOARDERS “,ANTED__(.E_\--I-RM, mg. 1 N» am» - >. Lmmeral 9- 
     
     : - 9, 8.: Ania 27% I. mlmn ls .rom these or their grandmo ers. _ I4-6142-7-18-21. 
     
     Conn. Phiadelnhln. New York Ci .v . . , 1 mm. Phone 537 A. __ .. ~__. 
     
     W M D C chm nd and Basin 0 .\lnln>|rl<'- 5-6 The question they should study 0C > —? 
     
     "5 ““°“' ‘ " 35°‘ ‘ -‘in-I (‘ant 1“ ~‘“""‘»' 3’ more carefully is. whether movies,  W . roa SALE — TWO NEWLY 
     
     Burial) as well as other centres. gum.-,... my N Hawk 314 0 d -—- ‘h 
     
     The "Lady Hawkins". will also Sylrnnite ml) Nnrllou 14 card playing. cool-:.ail parties an WANT“) _ A L0“ OF mm. M. ireshened Ayls lres. one racism’- 
     
     cany 5 Road cargo‘ consisting of Tullnta 5&1‘) gringo-Hm  dancing are more conducive to good ‘ per‘cem Pu“ guaranteed _K,ec_ c:l. P. G. Su.ton, Dunstailnage. 
     
     automobiles. fish products. lumber,  c‘_‘:"‘ 5..., 1.3,." KM '7:/2 helmhl happy mm“ “M1 me. °°n' umy_ write C. D Guardian 01- L'm°°'1'“'3" 
     
     hay. cheese. packing house products. Tnburn 1501 Par (‘re 10 59"V3u°n of the T97‘-‘-Tds Of _md“-5‘ flee. L_6g61_7.)4-31_ :,:"_;_  
     
     dry goods. footwear. shingles. drugs Towllmnc -"“ “"°"‘* 3'/,I “T "M" ‘be 5°91“ 9‘-‘-l°Y"‘°“ 5- ‘V’ ————————* -——#‘—T—’ ‘ FOR SALE — man‘ D“ G 
     
     uh ‘ “flew of cm" cuudmn ‘V"'.".nf;Ll.Il1'Almn  gl‘;l(I,1lpM.\ll'tI:I.t.  creational programs and home life WANTED To RENT SEPTEMBER gorse also heavy horse.  
     
     manufactured products frr the “-,,f_,,,, 101,‘ r‘;-‘....,l,.k,:\l k 1%.; of half a century ago. 15,“ m,m_.h..d 0, pm-0;y gumlshed unrdlim. 
     
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     "  W" " Fm’ " ‘.’,"“f‘“° °',.‘,‘f’“".§';,°,fly Bi,,fr°§.  ron SALE — xonaaa a CAMP- 
     
     ‘ ' . L_5103_7_1r_3L bell Piano, ROIIIIEIIWI BAKIIIE 
     
     HIS OWII BY ‘ob M00" and ’°'“‘ H°'°5 cue Guardian J Table, Bicycle and other articles. 
     
    
   
   
    
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