JULY 7. 1636 
     
     L1‘; 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     For Years to Come! 
     
    
   
   
    
     wrest way to guarantee the future 
     
     happiness. security and ‘:good 
     
     compuu p" of (your children. 
     
     Our booklet “G OD COM- 
     
     PANIONS" describes, in detail, 
     
     Estate Building 
     
     Trill: Plans, W id1£:u can estab- 
     
     iirl: for your chil n by small 
     
    

    
     ' regular pa menu started now 
     
     when the ch ldreu are young. Call 
     
     or write today for a copy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Maser .1. A. Mackenzie 
     
     C. L. U. Manager 
     
     160 ltlclunond street 
     
    
   
   
    
     64 
     
      DOMINI 
     
    
   
   
    
     Good companions 
     
    
   
   
    
     Life Insurance is the best and 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Educatiorunl 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     14:4- 
     
    
   
   
    
     fir.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ON 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘mum ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ASSURANCE company 
     
    
   
   
    
     WATERLOO . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ONTARIO 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown \ 
     
     Lady Supervises 
     
     V. 0. N. Work 
     
    
   
   
    
     According to the Glace Bay 
     
     Gazette, Miss E. B. Seaman, super- 
     
     vising nurse, daughter of Mrs, J. D. 
     
     Seaman, of this City, has just sllb- 
     
     mitted her annual report of the 
     
     Victorian Order of Nurses of G‘ace 
     
     Bay Branch for 1935 which com- 
     
     pleted the fifth year since the 
     
     V. O. N. began services in Glace 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Bay. 
     
    

    
     During that period says 
     
     Miss Seaman there have 
     
     been many days of storms that 
     
     have made it difficult to meet 
     
     all the calls; but only when travel- 
     
     ling has been impossible were visits 
     
     omitted, even when it was neces- 
     
     sary to walk long distances through 
     
     deep snow to reach the paticn: 
     
     There have been days of hard work 
     
     and long hours and night calls. and 
     
     day: of worry and anxiety. but days 
     
     that have, at their completion, 
     
     brought satisfaction for the perfor- 
     
     mance of a worthwhile piece cf 
     
     worl. Mothers attended at the time 
     
     of their coni'i.nerments_ and they and 
     
     their new-bom infant left comfort- 
     
     able, the sick pneumonia patients 
     
     left in the care of some competent 
     
     member of the household. the bed- 
     
     ridden chronic pa ents cared for 
     
     and cheered, the litt e girls instruct- 
     
     ed in the ground-w:rk of personal 
     
     and home hygiene. 
     
    

    
     During 1935 patients given care 
     
     numbered 5,125. as follows: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Medical 241 
     
     Surgical 196 
     
     Expectant mothers 277 
     
     Emergency obstetrical cases 45 
     
    
   
   
    
     New born infants 198 
     
     Mothers and infants dis- 
     
    
   
   
    
     missed from hospital 904 
     
    
   
   
    
     General health instruction 151 
     
    

    
     Of these 1884 were English 
     
     speaking Canadians; 91 French 
     
     speaking Canadians; 102 British; 
     
     8 American; 12 Latins; 16 Scandin- 
     
     avian; 5 Hebrews. 
     
    

    
     There were 9 cases 01’ cancer 
     
     carried; 1 typhoid; 1'1 pneumonia; 
     
     38 tubenculosis; 4 cholera infantum; 
     
     2:2 influenza. 
     
    

    
     182 women were attended at the 
     
     “me of their confinement. Assist- 
     
     ance was given at 20 minzr opera- 
     
     tions. 190 night calls were answered, 
     
     141 well baby conferences were held 
     
     with a total registration of 442 in- 
     
     fants and pre-school children. 3 
     
     health league classes were organiz- 
     
     ed and completed their courses sat- 
     
     isfactorily, '13 students enrolled for 
     
     these classes. 
     
    

    
     18,132 visits were made, these in- 
     
     cluded 1064 to expectant mothers‘. 
     
     3.218 to mothers nnd new-vbom in- 
     
     fants: 4.172 f:r supervision of 
     
     mothers and infants through the 
     
     2nd. 3rd. 4th and 5th week of life; 
     
     21 to typhoid; 133 to pneumonia: 
     
     950 to tuberculosis. 239 to cancer: 
     
     340 to chronic cases; 3.182 for gen- 
     
     eral nursing; 639 child welfare 
     
     visits were made; 522 visits for 
     
     general instruction. the greater 
     
     number to patients attending Dr. 
     
     Aoke1"s clinics. 
     
    

    
     Health classes and many other 
     
     calls were made and general super- 
     
     vision given over the entire field 
     
     which calls for the unremitting 
     
     care cl’ Doctor's and Nurses. A 
     
     branch of the V. O. N. was recently 
     
     organized in New Waterford to 
     
     further the great work of ll/allng 
     
     and looking after the sick and af- 
     
     flicted. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SAUSAGE AND BEER PARTIES 
     
    
   
   
    
     LONDON, July 6 (GP) —- A 
     
     “sausage and her party" is 
     
     'I‘heatrelancl's favorite way of 
     
    
   
   
    
     celebrating. The fashion is creep- 
     
     ing into Mayfair. 
     
    
   
   
    
     3; Advertising Ilates—Payal1|e in Advance ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Control Onnrdlnn locals, to per word; Western III! Ilutsrn locale. Ie 
     
    
   
   
    
     per word; Announcements and Corning Event: to per word; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Clnnllllod 
     
    
   
   
    
     In on word; In Melnoriun Notices, 70o\per inch; blots of moral and 
     
     Sol:-llunl om:-run. Cnrdl. en.-.. do 
     
     per Inch; Notices or Thanks and 
     
     word. other roles on application. 
     
     llnlmnm Charge to 
     
    
   
   
    
     or name: Letters of Condolence ‘loo 
     
     ppreelntion, 70¢ per inch or to pot 
     
    
   
   
    
     r any .-ucrtllernent twenty-flu cents, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     For Sale 
     
    
   
   
    
     I03 SALE — 1 TRUCK WAGON. 
     
     Calvin Cameron, Mt. Stewart. 
     
     L -5860-'1-’l-31. 
     
    
   
   
    
     EUMMBB. 00'l"l‘AGE B|J11.ml~4u 
     
     sites ovatlablo at North Shore. 
     
     Write, Kensington, X. Y. 
     
    

    
     L-5721-7-'1-4i. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     OFFICIAL BASEBALL SCORE 
     
     Pads ten cents. Postage extra. 
     
     Apply Charlottetown Guardian. 
     
    

    
      4-. W 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOB SALE—l-‘OED 15-i I'0N 
     
     truck. Three gear shift, A. one 
     
     condition, dump body. Hill 13:05., 
     
     New Glasgow, P. E. I. 
     
    

    
     L-5'l'l4- I-4-3i. 
     
    

    
     FOR SALE — QUEEN BEAVER: 
     
     range with hot water front. In 
     
     good condition except needs lew 
     
     linings for tire pot. Price 500. 
     
     Write P. O. Box 184 for full pa - 
     
     ticulars. . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     WAN'.l‘ED'—B0'l"l'LES, PINTS AND 
     
     quarts. Phone 1101. 1..-5128-a-17-1.: 
     
    
   
   
    
     _£91ea1i:E§!é_.Wented _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Misce||a9e51le____w 
     
    
   
   
    
     CAR PASSAGE FOR THREE 
     
     passengers to Boston about July 
     
     15th. Apply Tanton‘s Accessor- 
     
     ies. L-5859- I-7-31. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE SUN LIFE HAS A NEW LOW 
     
     premium policy which guaran- 
     
     tees even in the event of your 
     
     death the completion of the 
     
     things you had planned to do. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Consult J. A. Moore. Currie 
     
     Building. Charlottetown. 
     
     To let 
     
    
   
   
    
     FLAT T0 LET—78Vr EUSTUN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     __A:pply Dr. Ayers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     T0 l.E'1‘——sEvERAL APART- 
     
     rncnts. Apply 288-J. 
     
     L-5773-1-4--3i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     L-5786-'1--l-31. 
     
    
   
   
    
     T0 RENT-—NEW COTTAGE BY 
     
     shore. Mrs. Heath Clark. No:tn 
     
     Eedeque. L-5801-7-4-3i. 
     
    

    
     "ro"‘Lll:r—1-‘Iva noolvr TENT- 
     
     ment on Alley St. Phone ‘I84. 
     
    

    
     L-5809 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     T0 ltENT—-FURNISHED HOUSE 
     
     in Cavendish Apply Donald 
     
     Lamont, French River. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GIRL WANTED FOR. ClRClJLA- L-5780-7-4-iii. 
     
     tgcn work‘ Apply M155 walkef’   
     
     162 Dofilester Street between '1 noon To u:r._.w|'n-| on w] 1'“. 
     
     “id 3P-M- L'5549‘7'7'13- out board. suitable for light 
     
    

    
     ' L ' . Apply 283 Eusmn 
     
    

    
     To Rent _§trmt. 14-568’!-'1-2-4-7. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMMER BUNGALOW UNl~‘Ult- 
     
     nished. at Dunstaffnage to rent. 
     
     Apply .1. R. Burnett, Guardian. 
     
    

    
     L-5865-7-7-tf. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Male Help Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
     OOTTAGE T0 RENT, AUGUST 
     
     1st, 305 Fitzroy Street, containing 
     
     6 rooms, modem improvements. 
     
     hot air hcrlting with garage. rent 
     
     moderate, apply G. D. Wright. 30'! 
     
     Fitzroy Street. L-5802-‘I-4-1-11. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTED -- MAN FOE I-‘ARM 
     
     work. .1. T. Moreside. York Paint. 
     
     L-5868-‘!-‘I-31. 
     
    

    
     ‘WANTED-—MAN INDIE IIAYING. 
     
     Apply Charles Walker, Johnston’: 
     
     River. L-157114-7-4-n1 
     
    
   
   
    
     WANTID _ ExPl!IllENCIiD MAN 
     
     for farm work. Apply Guardian. 
     
    
   
   
    
     L-5858-7-7-3|. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AIPIINTIGI W A N ’l‘ I D 'r 0 
     
     horn Barber Trade. Short Course 
     
     expert trnininmflolar Berber col- 
     
     leae. llailfn N-nu 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Deguuunrelneanlpeyshleon 
     
     Irbeferc Ill] lltln each year. 
     
     ewnerolodegerdonwlo 
     
     shall nun or netleot to re will 
     
     delllepreeeeuteeul ten 
     
     den of the ‘appearance of this 
     
    
   
   
    
     1-..J.A.IIIlI.IIAl)lalY. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Teachers Wanted 
     
     WAN’l‘Vl::-lr:——ll:xl'l:lllENCED rc- 
     
     m.1e teacher for Hampton school. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Recommended. No others need 
     
     apply. George cannon. Secret- 
     
     L~5796-'1-4-31 
     
    
   
   
    
     KIT. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Lost A _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     nos’! — sum or MONEY WRAP- 
     
     ped in handkerchief between 
     
     Btrathcona Hotel‘ and Canirgl 
     
     Thutre. Reward. Finder lcn-0 
     
     Btrathcona Hotel. L-5820-7-G-3L 
     
    
   
   
    
     Work \’Vantedf_H 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     axrnrnuclm Mlntnlsn MAN 
     
     amt; work, farm, tractor. .-may 
     
     York Post Ofllcc. L-534:1-_'g_f; 
     
     RXPIIIINCIID s'l‘l:‘.N0(}ll.AI’ll|€R 
     
     and Bookkeeper desires work as 
     
     Iuhutituti ior summer holidays. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AMI1 " " G Ifllilll. 
     
     " I.-ma-1-'1-at 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     '_1'Hr_> cllA1u.oT'rl—:Towl~1_ r:_uAlznlAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     STOCK QUOTA irozvs . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Morning Stock Letter 
     
    
   
   
    
     (lleccived over Pitfield and Co’! 
     
    
   
   
    
     would favor an North American. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     W 
     
    
   
   
    
     MASOR, MEET 
     
    
   
   
    
     MY, cousw. 
     
     ‘PROF. POOCHEL,’ 
     
     You 'rwo HAVE 
     
    

    
     ‘PLELFTY |N 
     
     com MON! HE’SA 
     
     HOIZTICULTURIST 
     
    

    
     AND HAS 
     
    

    
     CROSSEDAN  
     
    

    
     ONION WITH /3’ 
     
     A POTATO,5O ‘*6 
     
     WHEN A ‘BUG 
     
     5TAl2T5 T0 
     
     CTZUNCH ‘THE 
     
    
   
   
    
     we ONTHE 
     
    
   
   
    
     BEE, ‘TO 
     
    
   
   
    
     ARTIFICIALLV 
     
    
   
   
    
     FE LLOW 
     
     MEMBER 
     
     or ‘me 
     
    

    
     Ac/mew, 
     
     1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mt '1. S to ch 
     
     Exchange 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     THE SECIES, 
     
     H 
     
     A""3l3sA”s5E 
     
    
   
   
    
     IN 
     
     THE NUMBER 
     
    
   
   
    
     SNUFFY SAYS 
     
     /’ HI5 COUSIM 
     
    

    
     ‘POOCHEL HA5 
     
     cl2o5sEl> so 
     
     MANY PLANTS 
     
     AHD wsecrs, 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 
     
     i 
     
    
   
   
    
     -as - 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     “QUARTERLY QUOTATIONS” 
     
    
   
   
    
     71.. July edition of our gummy Quotation: is N" 
     
     now available, showing the current market prices of 
     
    
   
   
    
     ., _  .  
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
             
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     WHEN VOU GET THE 
     
     TIME, GARAH, WILL YOU 
     
     WRITE OUT YOUR RECIPE 
     
     F012 COFFEE CAKE, AND 
     
     THE ONES Ff CUP CAKES 
     
    
   
   
    
     AND S’l'T?AWBEl?RV 
     
     TARTS 7‘ l 
     
    
   
   
    
     > A 
     
     g11‘7.~::1.i 
     
    
   
   
    
     / 
     
    
   
   
    
     .._ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pr"-to Wire) Electric Bond and Share, General -—-- , , _ . .2-_ 
     
     NEW vonx. July 6-—Nothin¢ Mom, Chrysler, Fedtrated De- , I comprehensive list of government, provincial, 
     
     h (lnppllad II! Plfllell GI Conn 
     
     appened Over the Week-end pertinent stores, Best and Go. and ,.., ,......,.,. .. n...m.1 glue-I . . . . . . . , 
     
     which would have any unusual in- com. Edlsrn. -xehnnge us “-4. -um; municipal, public utility and industrial bonds. ‘ ‘I , 
     
     fluenoe on the market. Foreign Ionomo, July a..o*3;-len It in 0 _ L ' 1 I 1 
     
     exchanges are abcct the same. The Gold Mines, orticmg of org 1;, °" " " . . ._l' - 
     
     Lztbor situation seems to hold the Gold Mines announce that rail: Abtubl 130 150 A copy will In gladly furrmbed upon requeil. ’  
     
     centre of attention and the show- option has been taken on th new “""‘°' “ 1‘ 1 5 
     
     down between the American I"ed- Cline Lake holdings ntnr Loshalsh 1? "Mr?" 141-: ‘#1,, I  l  
     
     eration of Labor and the unions from the Dymrret Nlfining and In. Brazilian 1354 1:4 ongao ' ' . 
     
     following Mr. Lewis will probabfy vestrnenvts. O'Brien engineers are B'°“' “" C“ 2* 2* "om-“M . .   &  I an 
     
     come to a head on Wednesday of engaged in examining the prop- 1)-3“-l(l:0k1>.,s“!,lkA :3, :30 ovum - - 
     
     this week. Friday's market gave a erty. The Cline property has been {mild Prod 33/) 36 ‘MN-U0,“ L‘m“°d 3'. 
     
     rather good account of itself mi 11 1 termitte t tio r "1" "em 1*‘ “'4: mm . . a .. 
     
     we believe the market will do b:et- Serileel-lal gears an: wlfillzergarlixer 1:   ENE“ 76% 3:2 lrldryrlaaarctlron 157 Hollis Street: Hallfax ,rfi ‘ 
     
     ter today. The utilities and lead- ports indi:ated that {Womble (‘.1111 Par 1': 12-/. (muyggufou Tel h _ B ~ ' 
     
     ing motor stocks continue to stand showing had been located on the })‘:‘‘{‘“;*j 391 3?)?‘ cn/4.u.o‘rrrrowN ‘P °“¢- "7169 
     
     out, also some of the merchandise property the claims had not been ll):-E111 '11.:-l‘l pfd  17152‘ 
     
     stoolrs. Specific stocks which we given a thorough test. Dom HI-illrru 39' 31) o 1 ‘ 
     
     Dom St 13 41,; 41,5 1 ‘ .____,_,,, , ,____A____ , _, __m_, . 
     
     n '1' 
     
     ‘-W   MINING c 11, c 
     
       u u PRODU E M URB 
     
     N. Y.  Markets  A :31» 511:?‘ 1334 1:9“ 0 
     
     1 P ‘ 5 
     
     GI Irntire n\¥nll)l': $2015 331' ‘T’ T‘ - ——-—-—- . 
     
     xc  ance  }ld.'1r 515 .1, Tonotg-SMIEEIV 1;-:u) (Canadian Press) (§un|»i:c4.l 1., I'IIfIelrl and cum- 
     
     C 0 ‘ ‘I ‘ - - 1 . I 
     
     __ __ y;3..B.r.:w;°"= 313$ in?‘ mm M ;;f,g;NTREmA§,;°wnJlgy egg‘:"bf;§’;’; .c."..’...:'.'”.'.‘..''..'.'.'.“;::::::: '‘ 
     
     (Claudius P1‘-cu) Nat sl ('1? 14 4 ' and cheese on Montreal open pro- 
     
     n no -mla e . ~ fink -- In 
     
     §.,"_fifi,,,°_ ,,",’ ...§.f{,,_. ,.,‘,I.‘., ff. Toronto and Montzreal——Indus- $35!-(:1; 1.75;’. 1.-ms :33: gig] 1}“ duce markets today while potato " ' "' " " 
     
     arm... and Curl: Ill4ri4e|) trial stocks irregularly lower. ;,;;,,,,,.n ,.r 1;"; 1; M“ on M pri:es declined. 11 .\ l_lll_ 2.71.’. es 
     
     ‘ Toronto Mines——Higher. Ehugnigun 10‘, 19 Alex 3 Butter was quoted at 22 3-4 :,.'j';’_', x‘''“'’‘‘ ._.;,,;_ 
     
     5‘°°"' °|?°‘‘ 5'' New York4toclrs closed lower. a t ‘V 21,; 21,4 Aigoma “F3 cents, per pound for carlots or less lilI|1 -.71 21 
     
     A1 um,“ guy 199% Winnipeg—Wheat up 5 cents. gnglo H H5 of mi while lots to retailers were “'1' " 'j'i~ ‘—" 
     
     Alli uuu 133 133 New Yorl:—Cotton and sugar \'Kg ‘"5?’ 2,1 24 for prints and 23 1-2 for solids. ‘“'.',“"!"“* .2‘ 1‘ 
     
     ‘"‘ .".“ ,9.‘ ""5 3 higher. ' M'm,°;’l '5 Graded egg shipments were “HM ‘"1 .... -.— 
     
     j‘_§;L.f,;;‘m‘°‘  1:47“ M 0, PM Blgamnc ll quoted at 2: 1.2 cents a dozm for HEADS FOOTBALL LEAGUE 
     
     AlI'll sou 711-7. 75 Bk of (‘am 1:214 153 3”“ ’“I§"' 1g A large. 32 to 22 1-2 for A med- i — 
     
      223;,  . :1:  {ins  1;; 3:3! 5“ i’l(l);n,C21 1-2 for E and .20 1-2 to 21 LON;l)t(§N,r (C12) — {Wm CE 031% 
     
     , ' R . , ‘Bk - Beglllp no . one o 1: sun ers o e ng s 
     
       ° :35‘ :3“ CUYTCHCICS °” 17° "° Big Min 70 Cheese was quotedat at 13 to 13 Football League, has been eletced 
     
     gflligl Mun   - llllgrlioom. 70109 :2 lognttjdfovrf Ontario white and to succeed the late J. Mcxenna as 
     
     . _ ,4 --———- - - or colored. Quebec president. 
     
     . 3 it x 1: - 
     
     t'1'l';:~s1.0i-M" 11641;’:  (Canadian Press) MISCCIIGIIBOIIS nun Ank sou White was 13 1-2 bid and colored T 
     
     53’. :01 us-/. 1.-.-,, Mon-rlu:aL, July 6-Leadlns gulffF(;nn mm, 12 5-3 bid. MAY TOUR sourrr AFRICA 
     
     II ’ L 1‘ E ' , v 
     
     Um L“ 7:9‘: 73/: currencies showed little change on (C 0:‘ O“ V. Potatoes. P E I mts nos :2, 505 ' 
     
     C0,, G" c, 31“ 37 Montreal foreign exchanges today. fluid!-I-n Press) C" ‘N 110 81.20, 10s 24; N. B. mts 80'; 31,75; CAPE TOWN (OP) - Negotia- 
     
     com pm 73.‘ 73% pound swrnng used 3.33 am, to MONTREAL. July 6—Buttcr Clmoo 1" 50's $1.20; 10's 14: Va new no 1, Lions are proceeding for a visit to 
     
     Bur “Wright 6 6 $5.03 35.3; ma tn, United state‘ prices ruled steady in sharply in- culls 1' 141 bbls 37.75; so 2 ts. ’ South Africa of a. Portuguese soc- 
     
     nf,"’,.',;,;; 1:3 73 dclla rlost 1-32 cent at 3-32 prcm- "9394 trading on Canadian corn- 5:“ P‘; 31:‘: car team during August and Sept- 
     
     lzleu Auto Lilo  1?-3 ium. The French franc was un- D“:-'l1tY exchange pmduoe section C,:,"',J. “ 7* ember. 
     
     "'”°8"'n0 2714 um changed at 6.64 cents. ‘Y- m 
     
     (; - - - . , Conlaruln 
     
     ex ea... 2:»   or... 3:3: :’::;‘  3:: New ”°"* Curb 
     
     Gen Mo! mg‘ 55 - ‘ 4 - o . 
     
     G ers inlsp ti ), 22 s-a- D 5696 ' 
     
     g‘;‘é?l'Jf£‘r rim   ‘mm \'5;c9¢°:1’¢>- 33‘  Jan: Ea?‘ ’;‘,'"°M° :5‘ mums uy rmma a c P t0 Take 
     
     111! llot Car 1.15 "K  O (mas) 22 1_‘B. v M on o In on. 
     
     11-it Tcl Tel 1.1;. ,3, . Que fly ("last 3- gmlg. Sail only mum". or normal cinch , . 
     
     Konnwnu H9‘  half) 33 1.3B_ Fed K1“ 8 exchange and Curb Inrlret)  S  ; 
     
     M l ., bees; t on 
     
     go? ‘mrd ‘-’a‘"é :52: (Cl-nadi.nn.—i’mII) 1-: col rsapoi-s totswtlh-maul: £113 <93ldl1'sleLm 11212 "°°"' °I'-- I--t ‘  ~ 
     
     . A . r ' 1 ' ' . A . 
     
     Nglr I'll: Co ‘"2-3/_ '2‘ MON-rREAL' July 8_-final 531“ 12 L23; col 12 5-88. Goldiflflalt  (cnnndinn Preu), ' ‘ ' 
     
     go;-x-fin V .-:2 £21; on the Montreal livestock market Eras spot-—0nt A large as 1-: 8:21:11; is ""°"' '°l°-° ‘ 
     
     ‘“ -" - -V «'5' will - » as-, to 24- A medium 27 to 7a 1-2- c Gr node as 11 .. 
     
     115.110 (<,, 1‘. 1"‘ today totalled 5, . - y I urn Corp .~,n 12553 
     
     s.-m line as ,-7" 73., Cattle reotipts, 1.048. cattle 30 in 21- Gmne 54 Amer Lynn u  ml. 
     
     sun”, pm. 33% 3”‘! trading was some and prices I Gunner Gold 113 Amer Gill Elcc ‘__ so-y. 
     
     3 Amer Sup Po w . ~ «_-. 
     
     git: ?,'.', ],'}“J 5”‘ M shade firmer. Good steers made g:1,“'l“’f{°ck 253% issue (in Elec A ‘ 2* 
     
     Siulil-llllkl-E Co 111;, 1, from $5.50 to to. Medium $4.75 to a.,l;s.- 121,; MIN ‘$0 311" 1: 
     
     ,T,~;;--I (‘XI am so was and common :4 to $11.50. Good Hirh Sn 20 5:“ .;‘e‘:,'°°“‘ ‘lac 
     
     [1 II an r ' v 
     
     U g‘‘',,,;,, ‘' 53% .-,5. cows were :4 to 4.25. An_ odd top Hollnger £3‘; 0,”... 1.,‘ M‘ 
     
     r; s St Co 591;; 3,,‘ cow making 4.50. Mecflum quality §g$§;"'° so flared 1198*: ft 53% 
     
     ' ¢_ .' -. ‘ 
     
     «'53; lull?" 13% 13% ‘2§’.f1°“§§mf.‘.’Z'.f l?ue¢rceh.e::'25.5mlo:3': Monrgalzzfhgmyrnsfi British ¥{il¥r ‘rill; Ill‘: (1)-Kill. odil pl??? 513?,‘ 
     
     $2.50. Canntrs and cutters were Ind foreign exchange in relation KM‘ “*9 59 ‘ml’ 0“ '-’l J 
     
     weak at $2.00 to 82.26. to the Canadian dollar as compil- L"" ”“°" “'4  Pfifid .4 35%‘ 
     
     Quotations: Steers up 1,050 lbs.. ed by the Royal Bank or Canada 1--7 "W 3” m'ou Ken V H” 
     
     0 Lara (‘no 115 
     
     good. 35.50 to 36' medium $4.75 to closed today as fol1aws:— Un Li;-in Pow A 1 
     
     Produce Prlces 35.25; hommon. 34 to $4.50: steers Argentina peso 3108- 113°-:"<=r?I3° 2:94 "" """‘ P" P“ ‘*3 
     
     over 1.050 lbs.. good, $5.50; to 6: Austria schilling .1891. . Little 1, L 040 
     
     (“RE”) medium 34.75 to 35.25; common :4 gxlna Hons Kong dollars .3245. gar F" ffg 
     
     o 4 INIIII 
     
     MONTREAL. July 6-  ‘§°;S‘,:°c;l3  wc°:n'§x’l Deentzlgllfvfigge C27? ‘mm’ \fan mm 20 ‘Illa-E0111; h _13l/. 
     
     wh°‘“v “°“ “° 7 $1-°° 1'1 tzhto $3‘ canners and cutters 51- France franc  I lslrmlclp If H Ti" "3 33% 
     
     33"” ° W "° 3 55- 75 to ;z'25 ' ' Germany reichsrnark 4044 .\l:lnEt":':: 42% T°‘’““' 140 
     
     °““- C W “° 3 ‘7 “’- Calf racer is 1531 calves were Great Britain pound ‘$027.3 “""“““ 7 T°"'m'° 3° 
     
     05”‘ “ed M 1 ‘S 1'2‘ steady ‘o zspctnts higher Prices Holland florin 6827 A . ;:::r-mill:-p. 13.3% ¥\?:ltl|;reA.lnu 111“): ‘ ' 
     
     Fl . ill h -L ' ' ' " " ' ~ . . . 
     
     nrst:u:6‘9o‘spr 8 W 9“ puent" rangccl rrom $4.50 for light veals Hungary 1191180 .1997. Minln  §:.‘;‘l~“':;""1'£”  Will G. \’tcst.Vabovc. McPher-5 
     
     F1 and thin drinkers to 86.75 for good India rupee .3801. Monet: M “.m_M_ U W son smckma,,_ ,5 regarded as 31. 
     
     °“’ “°°°“d‘ ‘5‘5°~ veals. Fa’: to medllun quality Japan yen .2943. MW" 5 Wright n 835 ‘ most certain to succeed Alf M. 
     
     F]°“r' “kg” “"0" calves brought $5 to :6 and good Jugoslavia dlnar .0230.  I134 X11111’ Y 9 40 London as governor of Kansas. 
     
     mom mm" when p""m'5' kinds $5.00 to 88.75. Grass calves Poland zloti .1901. Nil-Ining 32°, 1"” "‘‘''' l"°8'°°° West's opponent for the Repub- 
     
     °h°1°° 33-3045 were 5; 50 3° 34 Spain pesetg, _1375_ Norandll ""74 r‘ 1 lican nomination withdrew and‘ 
     
     Flour white corn 84.40-$4.50. Quotahnns.  and chow Sweden hone 3593‘ N5" 9'“ 1:: L'N1.1srlrn ‘ with Kansas Republic <m 
     
     Bran ton $21.25. W’; 5-  “75. common in gwiuefland mum 3279 31?.“ 6'" '11: united by Landon‘s rncc fnrdthe 
     
     shorts ton $38.35. "' '“" ' '. -- " - ' ' _ ta presidency, West is rcgarde 8! 
     
     Mmdnngs to“ ‘2125 medium. $4.25 to $6, grassers, $3.50 United States dollar 3 32 per  “O AMcn_,_" -1 -_.__..A vmuany ..m.. 
     
     to 84. cent premium. , , on Bret! '1': . 
     
     “°"°" ‘ms "*3 9° “*9 “~55 Cazep receipts, 1.334. Lambs were Closing exchanse rates=— §2.’"Z~'L“l,° 2% Can “an 6" ':;”* *1 ' —— 
     
     1-my no 2 pr: ton carlots 5900. ‘Owen Mgdmm good to good quai- M M0M1'e81—P0und 5.02 25-32; Pick ('1'!) mo cuum. H 3} 
     
     Chm” 0"‘ “W9 13 ‘° *3 1'1 ity spring lambs brought so with U. s. dofiar 1.00 3-32; franc 6134. Piano," *3”, 2".'f"'(',u ' £7” 
     
     Ghee . Ont col 13 1-313. cums out at 3.,_ A coup], of 1095 At New Yorlr—Pound 5.02 :1-a; §.‘"“{1,°' -_-7.-‘n :-u......... go  
     
     Cheese Que White 11 1-3!’ wane sold on 3 ml, basis at :5 to Canadian dollar 99 29-32; franc  I'll!‘ '-*-"' °"""““ 5 ; 
     
     Cheese col 12 5-88. "350 sheep “Med from ‘-2 M, 3.63 3_3_ Que M n 4 H0111!‘ 011 lm p,,,, M5...-, hm, _ ,__ 
     
     . ‘ ‘ ‘ . .1» _ 2:11/2 - ll ' 
     
     Butte. no 1 22 3-4. .;,;-,5_ At Paris—-Pound 7573 fr; U. s. §§‘.‘,"L§;;‘,‘," rm ’;*;'.'."l. I’‘l'‘'o'wn :0 3 o':lr"'1'-'"-'«’§«»'-33:1 
     
     Eggs in cartons A larse 27- Quotations; Em, 3; go .3315; dollar 15.07 1-4 fr; Canadian dol- Rm, 0,,” 123, Lake .\Vl11r . 1"‘--'1 Anion . . -4 ma 
     
     EH5 A medmm 35- lambs. good, :9, common 37 to $8: 1” 15-03 "- Roche 71:,-V, ilslrllmlc 0;‘ , you'll gelvellefl ’ 
     
     Eggs B 24. 5,1 In gold—Pound 12s, 2d; U. s. rm-luv 2_-fl“ ;\,'“',‘;,;‘;..,; 1...} , " 
     
     E388 0 23- Hog receipts 1.424. Hogs were dollar 59.24 cents; Canadian dol- §’,‘|','";‘n",:.,,,, no Nnrllnn ls l w I 
     
     P°t"t°°53 P E I ""5 90,5 *2’ slow and prices lower. About 300 lar 59 ii cents. isuerrlu ml 011 sol 4'/1  D ‘ 
     
     5°'5 “'2°~ ' hogs were sold early at $9.25 to NEW YORK. Jul)’ aflym-°‘?n Sim“ “:1 ?“‘’':‘‘‘H '3“; 
     
     y 4. ‘or 2. - 
     
     £3539‘ L W ‘I 15 39.35 for bacons as and watered. exchange steady: Great Britain $1." vr"u¢ 1 1-........... K 3,; 9 I 
     
     .‘ . m s s . . selects at $1 per hog pr-emlum, demand high 5.02 5-8; low 5.02 1-4: Stadn us r-cull Ore 75 l | 
     
     50.5 31~2°~ and the usual cuts on off grades. 91059 5-02 3-8: 90 day bills 5.01 1-4: lgtdlgihi  Pnrr 1 rn 814. 1 . 
     
     $5 3* b 75 Sows were from $5.75 to 88. Tile France demand 6.63 3-8; Italy 7.87; and 0:: “ —m §‘l‘vl«1~ll:1:-mm W. I 
     
     9- "0 1 b ‘-5 $7~ - balance were held for more money. Belgium 15-92 1~2: Germany 40.39. sulllx-an un sull Mines 4.,‘ ‘ ' M E 
     
     V‘! n0 3 bbl-S 35- ‘ Canada 99 29-32. <1-Ivnnilc ‘:95 T:-nlllckll 17' 7- 
     
     OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Mafiior Hoople OUT OUR WAY By Wll.'.!..\MS 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 
     
    
   
   
    
     CUP CAKES! STIZAWBERQV TAIZTSI A ' 
     
    

    
     BATCH OF BOTH ARE COOLING ON THE 
     
    

    
     KITCHEN TABLE ~AND THE THIZEE K1175 
     
    

    
     ARE ALONE IN THE HOUSE.’ I'LL BE 
     
     BACK IN A MINUTE, 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     i 
     
      
     
     t 
     
     9 
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
     '3‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 
     
    
   
   
    
      -. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .-...;;-';... .4.-s .