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PTEMBER 36. 1734 THE
GUARDIAN PAGE 
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Moderately Active Session
On 4Mo.ni‘real. Exchange
,e_ r. ai oss».1us'l..ssse1s| wus)
u0N',l,',hEAL, BQUAU-Illildl 011
me Montreal Stock linchanss ral-
ued in the late, dealings today,
pins of-s, fr\¢ion to more than
nv, pomu being recorded at the
close of s moderately active session.
Buqyed up by the improvement on
wan street when sentiment im-
¢eved as the remt mainly of Pre-
sident Roosevelt’a impending -mes-
,ge of reassurance for industry.
me list here showed 16 gains
Brazilian Traction advanced 1-2
le il 'I-8, its highest level since
; it was slow in :risking an
:$111-ance and opened at 1 1-2
,g which level it was traded in until
me last hour of iods.1f'l 56881011- '
Iniomational Nickel closed with
-1-1° °' ‘-:.“°,_::.‘-mf. -1::
f the grae r o e Y
gn responding to the better feel-
-gng near the close and extendind
ns early advance. Canadian Paci-
fle also rose to its highest lll`|»¢° in
the latter part of the session. gain-
ing 1-4 aft 13 5-B with a low for the
dev at 18 3-B.
Dominion Goal preferred resum-
ed the buoyant tone it displayed
recently and went io a new high at
.~_ .
W
98, up two points from its former
board lot level. "
Bank issues moved against the
upward trend, in contrast to their
rallying movement of last week.
Commence declined a point at 15'!
and Royal was oi! three points to
1. Canadian Hydro Electric pre-
ferred was mother soft spot, los-
ing 1 1-4 at do 1-2. St. Lawrence
Corporation at 1.'l5 wfs 15 cents
lower. Canadian Industrial Alcohol
"B," Dominion Steel and Coal "B,"
and Shawinigen Power were frac-
tions lower.
'I‘he widestgainaofthe dayw_cre
made by canadian Celanese prefer-
red. lilsing 5 1-2 to 108 and Coh-
solidated Smelting, advancing 4
Ll-8 to 130. - _
Among the issues to lfin frac-
tions were National Breweries, Do-
`minicn Brldse. McColl Frontenac,
Montreal Power, Power Corporation,
Vhfu Biscuit. Steelof Canada and
Canada. Cement.
Canadian Industrial llcohol "A"
at 8 1-4 was unchanged as were
B1-uck sux. Gypsum Lime. Canada
Northam Power _and Codkshutt
Plow. `
Sales 11,095 shares; Bonds $15,-
sso. __
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MARKET G;S§1P B Q = E
(U7 Uollllhn All WlI¢l'l li>¢°@ll Of &8.000.000 in- net demand depcsits _
V Win) 518.000.0110 in time deposits $48.000,000 ~ AND S
KOBNING HABKIT Ll'l."l'll
NEW YORK. N -'Y Sept 25-After
some initial strengtl1.the market sas-
gsd off yesterday quietlf and grs -
ll Vi s amal on the re
insl. The utilities seemed to hold
better than the balance of- the list.
High grads bonds were firm while
sscondsrirts were: little soft in sym-
s _
psthy w lr oc s
A re action yesterday might be
cnnsidered perfectly normal in view
of the previous advance and would
carry further without impairing _the
recent constructive action of the
market. __
Laidlaw and Company.
SUKMABY
NEW YORK, N Y, Sept 25-P1ssld-
ent Roosevelt plan. to leave Hyde
Park and return to Washington We?-
nesday_
Sec‘y of the Treasury Morgsnthesu
announces that $884,000,000 of the
|1,%0,000,000 fourth' liberty bonds
have been converted.
Domestic Crude output durir_;_g5 week
ended Sept Z averaged 2,540, bar-
rels daily off 50.201. from previous
week according to "0ii- and Gas"
journal. _
Premier -Gaston Doumergue of
France in address to the nation
pledged the goverlliixit against de-
valuation of Frenc currency. De-
clared devaluation would mean “cer-
tain ruin to France.
Reserve Board condition statement
of wcekly reporting member bank. on
Sept 10 shows decreases for the week
us y. onme ws ~ 80 Ind 
action and the net losses were nom- 20 B-sill -.
in reserve balances vvi h reserve banks
807,000,000 in loans of securities and
31,000,000 iii total
ments.
l0lDl
555
earl
§§s
523g
3331
Eg!
SSS;
20 Utll
High Low Last UD
40 Bonds  01.76 0.15
Dow Jones.
, _ aaivos sus
MONTREAL. Que. Sem 25-Favor
~abls news failed to sti uinta further
buying yesterday. A niodernte sell-
ing wave carried prices down fract-
ionsily on the day. Yesterdays re-
action following five days of con-
secutive advance is not bearish and
will likely-prove temporary. On fur-
therweskness buy stocks recom-
mended. _
Brasliisn Traction. suggested ar-
ound 10% moved to 1115 in 'yesterdsy's
session. This stock has a habit of
moving irfgularly and slowly in one
direction or a considerable period of
time and is now apparently in one cf
its characteristic hull swings, For
the present traders with patience may
regard Brasiliun Traction ns a buy on
all reaction.
_San Antonio is meeting with resis-
tance nn the current naliy sud could
experience some further correction bs-
fore it is in a poistion to resume its
advance importantly. l suggest that
partial profits be accepted at the cur-
rent level.
' Bauon.
1- \ f
.iubstantial
Gains Made
On New York Market
(By Irederlii Gardner, Associated
Press Financial Writer)
_(A. P. By Gua§dian’s Special Wire)
ORK Se t. 25-Speculat
NEW Y . P _ '
ive markets took a new lease on life
wday and stsxed their best recov-
ery in several weeks.
Stocks, staples and secondary
sends, mer early nssiuncy. step- ,j
pad forward briskly in the late af-
ternoon and converted losses into_
mbstantial gains. Just what pro-_
nkeci the buying spurt was not;
clear. In some quarters technical,
factors were given credit. Senti-‘
ment, however, was noticeably im-
proved in all sectors. 1
The Standard Statistics Co. av- 1,
stage for 90 selected shares record-
ed a not advance of 1.9 points, the
largest ds.y's gain since Aug. 9. The
turnover totalled 839,005 shares,
which was the most siseable vol-_
ume since Aug. 22.. »
Brokerage circles were hesrtcn-
ad, not only by the pickup in busi-
ness on the stock exchange, but by
tliefact that many of the old-time
stock leaders were in the vanguard
ol the rally with gains ranging
from 1 to 8 or more points.
fAmmig the more favored equity
idrues were U. S. Steel, Common
and Preferred: American Tele-
phone. Union Pacific, Santa FU.
li_ Y. Central, Bethlehem Steel,
Chrysler. General Motors. Consol-
idated Gas, Du Pont, Goodyear, ln-
tsmational Harvester, Montgom-
ery Ward, Sears Roebuck, R. H.
lhcy, Case, U. B. Industrial Alco-
hol. Schemley,_U. S. Rubber, Wesl-
inghouse, Weetern Union and Pub-
lic Service of New Jersey.
cmmodities were quite heavy at
start but corn came back
the afternoon and the
cereals followed. Corn
1 3-4 cents a bush-
t_held an advance
cents. Cotton closed
cents s_1-me nigh-
While :runs investment bonds
were quite narrow. goods:-y loans
followed stocks and ded with ad-
vances of l to around 8 points. U. S.
5 a:-’-E g‘
4isE¢=E5.
`g:§-is
S528
government securities, however,
were inclined to lag, although the
trading in this department was
the quietest in some weeks.
That the reversal of trend in the
various markets was not associated
with any revival of inflationary
psychology appeared to_be indicat-
ed by the exceptional strength of
the United States dollar in terms
of leading foreign exchanges. The
pound sterling, for instance, was
oft nearly two cents at one time
and reached its lowest level since
last February. French francs and
the other European gold currencies
also exhibited the heaviest tone in
months. In connection with the
pronounced decline in the foreign
currencies banking quarters heard
reports that London was buying
dollar3_ The deduction here was
that e Bank of England must be
fairly well convinced that further
devaluation of the United States
monetary unit was not to be ex-
pected in the near future.
Some of the buying in stocks was
said to have been based on the
growing belief in the financial dis-
trict that market _sentiment lately
has been much worse than busi-
ness generally. The activity in re-
but some analysts pointed out that
this improvement must be reflect-
ed in heavy industry if the recov-
ery signs are to be substantiated.
~ Whether correct or not, the feel-
ing in Wall Street seems to be that
the administration is preparing to
turn to the "right" and reassure
business on the matter of profits.
Hopes were expressed that Presid-
ent Roosevelt, in the address which
heis expected to make to the
country soon, will tslk on the re-
covery effort and the manner in
which it will be conducted hence-
forth.
The weekly statement of report-
ing federal reserve members in 91
cities showed that "ali other", or
commercial loans, were up some
811,000,000 on the week but that
loans on securities were down
about 057,000,000.
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CHANGE
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Sept 25-British sud
foreign exchange in relation to thc
Canadian dollar ss compiled by the
Royal Bank of Canada, closed today
as follows:-~
Argentina peso 3509.
Australia pound 8.8301.
Austria ,schiiiing _ISCL
Brasil mil1-els 0688.
Bulgaria lcv 0126.
Chin; Hong Kong dollars .381
Olec oslovnkls crown 0408.
Deismsik 'irons .2i52. _
Finlen fiumark _(mo.
!'1\nc'e franc .0645 _
Germs? reichsmsrk _$902. _
Grcst rltaln pound 4.5153.
oils d florln Nliifn
8.
India rupee .5004
Italy Bra .0840. _
Japan yen _$54.
Jpgoslavia diner _(#24.
New Zealand pound 88400
Norws krone .242l.
Polnl|d’.siofi .l80f\. _
Boumenis leu .0i0l.
geuth Africa pound 4.5156,
pain pesota 1338,
Sweden krone Juli.
Switssrlslsl franc 5108.
Unliod States dollar I 1-10
par cent
GR_A_'N
goimsion all Wlfdli
cares Q,_ sem 25- -
1 Whest:-- _
_f
Dec ::: .". . ,... Vg
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sew s   1u_._.m
f
1-
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May . . . .
.. .._. 4|
N. Y. Stock
Exchange
tiluiltatiolss Kurlishad by Johliui
and Ward lombars of tba Montreal
stock Exchange and llonrraai 0urh_
Market. IM liiehmond Srreer Char-
icttetown)
ODI!-led IAM
Air Rad . . . .
.. ,,...  101
Allied Chem    121%
Allis Chaim 
Atl
Ama
Am
A m
Am
Am
Am
A111
A111
Aux
Am
Annconda Cop
Ref  ... . ..._
r Can  ...” .
Car Found
For Pow  .
Loco   .. 
Pow Light
Bad  ._
Smelt Rfg
Sugar .__
Tel Tel 
Tob B
Atchison  ._
A h A t
u urn no _
Bald Loco _
nu: ohio ._
as '
-. .. ..._
121.4
24%
1111.4
in
051
111%
.5
1314
325i
60%
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75
1114,
41114
2444
'Wa
is
103
1%5V;
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241/l
WV.
30%
i-Wa
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5%
13'/1
B-17.4
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112’/1
711%
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141
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Bendix Aviation ...
Beth Steel  ... . . ..
Briggs   .__ ...
Byers A M _ ... .__
0%
11%
5%
_ 1-it
mm- Ada mes   12
,gl
12%
_.1
Con Oil
Can Dry4'G'ln 
Cari Pac    ...
tail trade -was cheering to ma.ny,_
Case Tbresh   .__
Cel Corp   .. __..,
Com Sou  .__  ..
Cong Nairn . 
Chas Ohio  
Chic North  . .___
Chrysler Mot ... . ...
Columb Carb .__ ,_ '__
Coium Gas Elec  
Com Soi  ___ 
Con Gas  _ __
Con Oil  _ ___
Con Can  .., ' 
Corn Prod  ___
Dai :Hua   ._ 
lil l Dupont . _  
East Kodak ..'.  .._.
Elec Auto Lite ly ,___
glee Pow Light  
e 
1515
1.1%
41
21%
1 is
21
42%
13..
co
57s
10%
*£12
_%'Vs
all
33%
98
22%
1 .éié
Freeport Tex ,__ `, _ __ 24
Gen Asphalt  
0°" Elec   ..
Gen Foods ... ... . 7.'
Gen Motors ... . 
coin nas:  ._ " 
Goodrich Rub  ._ ___
Goodyear Rub  _ ._
Graham Paige _ 
crest was: sugii- 
Hudson Mot   ...
Intl Har   __ 
1.111 mem  _ 
Inu Tu "‘ 'se sa ass-
Johns Mau   
10%
18
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Hungary pengo 1->""’ _
Kelvinator  . _,I
Ke "
nnecott Cop
hmbert Co __
I irzeus Myers 'B `  '
xfiqma cars  "
Loews lndorp
Lee s wus. a1"`¢ 
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me _ 
amines... 4111111 _'.1 
Miss Kan  _
Mont Ward 
Nash Mot   
Nm B1-   
Natl Dairy Prod  _
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New Haven 
New York Cen
North Amer .
North P
N  -.. . .
Pack Mot   `
Penn Rall 
Pub Ser N J'
Phillips Pet
Pullman Co ,__ _
Radio Ca)\  ,__ ___
Radio K1-IL1 Orph 
Rep Iron Steel ... _,__
Ba sway Sroreg
Heal; Roebuck _ ...,_
Sim ons Co _..'°. ..._
Socony Vac ..
South Pac  _ ,___
South Rall _ _ __ __ __
Shand Brnds-  
Stand Gas Bloc ._, 
Stand Oil Cai _
SJPDG Oil N J ... .....
1 ewart W_arncr .. 
Ntudebaker 
T'-‘"1 C0   
Texas Gulf Sul ... 
Tim Roll Bear ... ,...
Union Carb 'Carb _.Z 
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LIVESTOCK
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Sept 25-Offerings on
the two Montreal livestock markets
today totalled 1,007 bead.
Cattle receipts were 852 head. Late
Monday afternoon about 000 cattle
were weighed rnnking s total of sr-
ound 050 sold during the day on the
two markets, and leaving about 300
not sold. Packing houses brought
but few cattle and their purchases
were confined mostly tu cannar-s_ cut-
ters and bulls, with s small percent-
age of butcher cattle. There were up
straight lots ot good quality stew.
A few of the best steers. picked t,
sold in small lot, at $4.50 tc $5. But-
chers anri email wholesalers took 'the
bulk of the cnttie sold at prices rang-
ing from $3.50 to $4.25 f.\r medium
steers $3 to $3.25 for fair steers and
from $1.50 to $2.75 for common
kinds. Cows were hard to sell. .A few
lots of good cow; sold at $2.60 to
$2.75. hierlium cows were mostly $2,
and common butchers from 3 .50 to
$1.75. Gunners and cutters we o from
I1 to $1.50. Bulls were from 1.50 to
$2 50. with the bulk of the sales he-
tween $1.75 and $2. Heifers ranged
from $1.50 to $8.25 according to quai-
ity. There was some enquiry early
today for cattle suitable for the kosh-
er trade.
_ PRQDUCE
_.c____
(Canadian Press) _
MONTREAL, Sept Z5-Prices were
ilucllnngcd on the .\io|1trcal produce
and dn ry market today. ‘
Cheese quotations held at yester-
dny‘s advances. (hitnrio color-:rl
bringing 10 to 10% cents a pound
whiic Quebec cheese was priced at
9% to 0% cents a pound. Receipts to-
talled 2.111 boxes. At the weekly auc-
tion held at the Board of Trade, of-
ferings totnlieri 520 boxes of Quebec
cheese, for which no 1 while brought
014| cents n pound and no 1 colored
so d at 9% cents a pound.
Fresh no 1 butter continued to be
quoted st 10% to 10% cents a pound
in csrluts or less. Small lots to the
retail trndewere 20% cents a pound
for solids and 211.5 cents for prints.
Arrival, were only two boxes. At
the rrucribn, 223 boxes boxes were
offered and no 1 Quebec brought 10%
cents a pound.
Graded shipments of eggs in csrlots
or less were again priced at 28 cents
a doaeu for A large. 20 cents fo1- A
medium. 21 cents for B and 10% cents
for C. Arrivals totalled 514 cases.
The potato market wa, stcariy, new
N, B. mountains irring-ing 55 opnts
per 80 ponu1l_ bag and new Quf-been
selling at fill in 46 cents per 80 pounli
bag. Old slrk remained at 20 to 25
cents per 80 pound bag.
Currencies
(Canadian Press) _
MONTREAL, Sept 25-Tha und.
United States dollar and #auch
franc reversed their downward trend
on Montral currenc exchanges today.
Sterling advanced £1-32 nf 1| cent at
$4.81 17-32. The United States dollar
rose 15-82 of one percent to 3 l-16
Dercent discount and the franc wus
.01 of a cept higher st 0.45.
l__.,__
(Canadian Press)
Toronto and Montreal-industrial
stocks higher.
New York--Stocks closed higher.
Toronto Mines-Mainly unchanged
and firm at close.
Winnipeg-Wheat closed higher.
New York-Cotton, coffee and sug-
ar higher.
WHITE PIG BORN
WITH SIX LEGS
(By The Canadian Press)
XA5ILOOPS.B.0..BePt.25-A
pure whito pig with six legs. own-
ed sy cecn ooboum or onsss, B.
U.. has lived for nn-se months and
‘is thrivi!18. The freak has four
front legs and uses three of these
for locomotion.
Although it has not been fed
fromamilkbotticorraisedinan
incubator. the animal has gained
weight steadily. It has been named
'1\1rtello, after Turtle Valley. near
Chase.
GU! YANDINBUDG
MAY BDUOBB PRO
ay-rraosaslrmirreui
,'N. S.. Sept. 25-Gus
.%";.;..*.’ ... ......... ... ._
boxer who has held the welter-
_-_
2°’     mam 1'"   welsh: esamioemlu or 411| mn- $.__»;__o1|   1".  _
~._ ' ` ' Qatin - I ... .. .- 4. ...
mm’ _ __  'ls ve' it - a _  WM' 'mm ,grensin _ __ _
vsndenwrs. vi... 1.... any iw eil 1'éf.'i“'?.."t.."3__.":.  ,.1
Q; wut in gm years, md thgt (hp Rouyn .._.   .. 
gg" one in the or-msn umpire 'ri-isis $,_°}',__’_‘“°_  -- -.-- -~ 
in ireilhdlbeeliofferpdl
an Wm . ‘ml   ._  ._ _
-1 _'mance to meat Bobby Allah. Hari- Dem xlrr...    
_g _alms wemrweigm champion. me g"°°°__--. ~~~ --  
11,, were use use re maui at ¢\=¢ af.‘I..'2 ¥m".'_.".'.  " .I. 
is loiympic 'runs next. year u-ai seek nes ssy  ._ .. 
,a berth on the canadian team go- _ling ren ... _ . . .. 
,iw to nga- _ ......"?.'. '.11 1:' :°~  .::
'rhese opportunities are all u..1rei»1e_... ._ ._  ,_ 
sy nan oo
t ' ¢c;»wnn=¢
’ FIFTY YEARS AGO
INCE '
and invest- ' O 9 C - 6 O 0
ox _ _
leservad)
I .“n141uN cmosuo"
.._._.71
Canada had a distinguished Aus-
tralian visitor in 1892 in the person
of Sir George Gibbs, premier of
New South Wales. He had been
to England on an important finan-
cial mission, in which be repres-
entednotonlyhisowncoionybut
the colonies » of Victoria, Soullh
Aust/rails, Tasmania and New Zea-
landf ;
Success attended his eilorts and
before he left England the honor
of knighthood was conferred upon
him by Queen Victoria. Sir George
elected return home by the Can-
adian te and travelled in state
across untry, by the grace and
favor of the O; lj. lt.
From I saw`6f"B George
when h xc( in Ottawa, Ilaatlicred
that he was of a rather peppery
whmcking and the habits of the
Australian pioneers stuck out con-
spicuously through the knigihtly
veneer. I-Ie had evidently been ao-
customed to having his way, and
his excitation to the‘Order of St.
Michael and St. George had not
tended to Iemen the high opinion
which he held of himself.
I do not know whether our gov-
emment had been odlcially advised
of his impending visit to Ottawa
but at any rate Sir George evid-
ently bhought they should have
known and that some of the cab-
inet ministers would have been at
the station to meet him upon his
arrival. -
Mr. Foster was acting premier at
the time and on the receipt of a
note from Sir George Gibbs that he
was waiting in his private car at
disposition. In his boyhood days ha, Mr. Carling told me afterwards
had been accustomed to bush- ‘that it was not an easy matter to
the old Broad Street stotion
Foster, who knew no
visitor. sent word
glad to see him in
time.
I was told that the reply which
Sir, George Gibbs made to this
overture was of a somewhat lurid
character and stirred up the acting
prenider considerably. He tele-
phoned to Sir Adoiphe Caron and
Hon. John Carling to come over
to see him. When they reached
Mr. Posters oillce' he showed them
the correspondence he had had
with the Australian and Silssested
thatitmightbewelliftbetwc
ministers would gc down to Ulu
station to see the visitor. Sir
George Gibbs was still _hot under
the collar and expressed his opin-
ion of Canadian statesman in
somewhat vigorous language.
Eg
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mollify the Antipodean. but nnaliy
they got him quietod down and he
accepted an invitation to lunch
with them at the Rideau Club,
where he met Mr. Foster.
After visiting Toronto Sir George
Gibbs went on to Chicago where he
ran foul of the citizens of the
windy city sy his outspoken arms
cisms ' of Chicago civic ailairs.
'llhese the newspaper men faith-
fully reported, and, in addition.
they were telegraphed all over the
continent. Arriving at Winnipeg
one of the local newspaper men
endeavored to draw Sir _George out
about his Chicago experiences, but
all the reporter could secure from
him was the ejaculation. "Damn
Chicago!
Next-Goidwin Smith and Pro-
hibition,
  MINING _
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO. Sept 25-
Stocks . Close
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loom. 1111111
uunlllmus
Corrected For Every
Wednesday and
Saturday Issue
PRODUCE _
Hay _ ..     .  Mc
Outs     ...  .___ 40c
Straw   ...     40c
BETAYL MARKET
White Onions ih _   
New Potatoes pk   
Celery Bunch     ._
Spinach 2 lbs      liic
Parsley  ._    hunch 51:
Head lettuce   10c or 3 for 25c
Carrots bunch      Bc
Summer Savory 2 for  .. ._ l5e
Psrsnips 3 lhs  _  ._ loc
Green tomatoes per pk ..._  liic
R Tmatoes B lb 254'
Sc
120
10c
ipe o .__   .
Apples dos    .  10-1-'ic
Radishes    ..  lic
Butter beans per lb   :ir
Beats dos   ... . ___ 10c
New cabbage   . . .. 8-10c
Cauliflower   .. .  10-20c
Green Onions bunch  _ 
New turnips   ... . ._
Butter..   .. 
Cream ,_  _  ... ._
Eggs dos _,  ._  
Roast Beef ._     12-liic
Chicken (broiiers) each __ 'l5c-$1.00
Stew Meats ._ ._     10c
Pork Chops  ..   18c
Roast Pork  .  15-184:
Fowl  .. ,_  dd-00c
Duck   . .. $1 00-$1.25
Lamb    .  ._ 18-201-
Corn per dos ._  .   181:
Iled Peppers 8 for  .  10c
Green Peppers 2 for .__ .  hc
Onions 10 bs   .__  19c
Red Onions 10 lbs __  45c
Broccoli per bunch .__ 
Brussel Sprouts ii boxes . 
Broad Beans per qt  . _ .._.
Summer Squash each  .
Pumpkin lb    ._ _
Pears at     
Plums qc    
Cranberries 5 qt  .. __ 
Blueberries qt   _ . 
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Gasperesux dos  __   10.,
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Fresh Herring each    5e
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101:
IAILWAY PLANS THREE `
BRIDGES
(By The Canadian Prem)
VIUIUEIA. Sept. 25-Bridge con-
tracts totalling approximately $100,-
000 have been awarded by the Ps-
cific Great hetern Railway board
for the line owned and operaiod by
the Pmvinoe of British Colirlnbil..
U- H~ '!lli'>U°l‘. M- L. A.. memberl
ooo me 1 mel 1.1-lege sc oasni-
Witn the exception of the mon-
ey involved in the bridge eop-i
str'uction programme, the railway
has paid for all improvements this
1°". Mr. 'rapper said. Much new
Nlllfplllent has bed'n'a.dded, includ-
ihl Gmini. day coach and other
(N1. At the and of the first six
mouths this year. the road had an
operating arent of 08.000 seclu-
 
Pawnee   ...  .__ 
Pauli Ons     .,_,_
Pore Cro   .U  ... 
Pottdoal ... ...  ... .__ ...
_l;_r_::tvc  .  .., __ 
Ritcr$.... ... .. ._ 
nom. inn.;  _  '___
No Kcorn '
:F-
-ii
fait
.'.“ ‘
1
i
of the boa1d.- stated plans have.
been made to erect two wooden.
bridges at a combined cost of |50-'_
tulry several ye
leaving early
possibly due to
wit of dr!-westhsr. _ mowing their nickels. dimes and
°°““‘:~..‘°*° .::..“.‘°~...°~.:.f. -.....,'~*
. once us __
Baillie, has set a record for Re- '1‘here'wasco time which :'18-een! ‘_
gina public schools. Dunalds, after piece was he smallest coin whid _
aio l°h00lfor 3%years.stdri’od could be spent in a B014 
_ Now stores in the cariboo have mr*
li. K. S. IIEIIMIIIG, B.A..c.P.A..c.G-A
crrnsn ruauo .aooouwrasr
_ momma. or
’ osrlslnan socmr! or oosr accourrraula '
GOHMISSIONII IDB TAKHG AFFIIJAVITI IN TBI
SUPB.l COURT 0|' P. I. L
P. I. L REPRESENTATIVE
‘IIIICANADIAN CREDIT MEN'B TRUST
ASSOCIATION. LIMITED.
BANK Ol* NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING
 TOWN. P. l. I.
I Acmuntdngsystsmsopenedspsndnvinm
1
Labor saving oline methods installed. _
Cost Accounting instituted to nit special requirement.
.
I
i Monthly, quarterly and annual audits. ‘ '
_ Balance ahaefsanhrroilt
creditors.
P. 0. B0! 35.
and Loss Accounts pripared.
' lneomaTaxretnrnswritvaupandflled.
_Financial srrasigmnenio made between debtor and
Limited Usbiiity Compania Incorporated.
TELEPHONE 1376.
aan.-ss pu vera, une# laser-
slelal for the price of two. strictly
gililllis ll advance. _
Advertising Rates--Payable in Advance
Central Guardian locals, do. per word; Western and Eastern locals. So.
` per word; Announcements and Coming Events_ 241. per word; Cloasided
tc. per worth ln Memoriam Notices, '10o. per inch; Lists of Floral and
Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc., do. per name: Letters of Condolences, Iiie. -
per inch; Notices of Thanks and Apprsoiafon, 70o. per inch or dc. por
h rates limtlon `
word. Ot er on lpp _
Minimum Charge for my advertisement twenty-flve cents. _
i__.____.,._.._...._...,_,._,._.,_.i
Agents Wanted
AGENTS! CANADA'S CELEBRA-
ted Royal Series Private Christ-
mas Greeting Cards; dollar 11 doz-
en and up; exclusive, inexpensive,
original designs; superbly printed;
` persons who never sold before tak-
ing ordcrs fast; big commissions.
Sample book free to workers.
Garretson Company. Brantford,
Ontario. N-1291-9-21-Gi.
 
w A N 1' 11 11 Acndss casana
agents to sell Personal Christmas
Cards. Samples styled in case form
equipped with handle and dome
fastener. Remarkable value at one
dollar per dozen. Compare with
othera Liberal commission paid
men and women. spare or full
time. Also good line of assorted
cards in boxes with free coloured
pictures as premiums. Write Prem-
er Art Guild, 202 Castle Building.
M0ntl'eal._ N-1122-till Oct. 20.
 
` eip Wanted
AMATEUR ARTISTS SEND IDI
big catalogue of Christmas Gard
designs in black and white for
hand colouring. A profitable and
interesting hobby. Many make
money colouring cards for their
friends. We also sell art supplies.
1 Tally Ho! _Art Shop, Wellington
| and York, Toronto.
N-1131 from 8-H-to Oct. 20.
To Let 
243 Richmond Street.
L-625-9-25-31.
FURNISHED STEAM HEATER
rooms with or without board. Ap-
ply Guardian. L-616-9-25-35
T0 LET' -- FURNISHED FLAT,
four rooms and bath. Hot watei
___l"`<>f__S_al_@__
_ P emale H
WANTED - MAID. APPLY CUM-
berland Hotel, opposite Prince
Edward Theatre. L-665-9-26-31.
Male Help Wanted
WANTED -- ORGANIZER INTER-
ested in Cooperative Common-
wealth Federation Study Clubs.
Write confidentially Post Office,
Box 1. 1'..-654-9-28-21.
Wanted
FARM WANTED-MEDIUM SIZ-
ed Farm wanted near Charlotte-
town, or will exchange good City
property for salme. Apply at once
“BJ” care Guardian.
N-1333-9-26-41.
SHORTS BANNED
IN HDUKEY PLAY
(By The Canadian Press)
GEORGEIUWN, British Guiana,
Sept. 25-Shorts or skirts on the
hockey field?
i British Guiana's women hockey
players have split into two camps
on the question, with the oolony's
Field Hockey Association tmwning
on the growing use of shorts on
the field.
The lriument will be carried all
the way re creat B1-ltausrer pee-
ponents of shorts pisn to appeal to
the All-limgland Women's Hockey
Association against the local body's
ruling that skirts must be wom on
the field.
OLD TILE!-PIEQ
KEEPS GOOD-TILE
(By The Canadian ‘ Press) _
the oldest cicek in canada, it is
believed. Mode in 1'l0’l in England,
the timeznses was nought ee mul-
fsx the following year and placed
in its present position, nn the
D0CkY81'd building.
The clock has never been known
*D st°DZ except when workmen
°’°Ul0d lf. since its establishment
here. Even during the Halifax mx.
rplosion in 1917 the old timepiece
°°"’“““°d V’ “ilk BWBY as usual.
A1.ns:1vr.4 mam _
POUND IN SOUTH
(By The tlnadlm Prem)
MIDNAP01't!i. Alta., sept. 25 -
A room senses sy mn Perma.
:1;ln?1>vre r:b_\_1__ral_l__st. sign June. ms,
011114 9 ng Valley,
Oslifnrnls. in Much. 1as4.'
Ur- PlW0Yl..who has been study-
ingmohins and tree swallows, was
informed of the death ef one of
his banded robins in a card from
the Bureau of Biological Survey of
the United States. .lin-. Paton has
welcomed hack bi his sane-
;as_
ii?
R'
is
Nine-year-old Donalds Myers
HAI-IFAX. sept. 25-Halifax ms'
cannnoniw sU1'raB1.E Fon'
lining outhouses, etc., lr per
sheet. Guardian Office. cf,
 
FOR SALE - SECOND HAND
Truck Wagon. Apply Proud 3|
_ 
FOB. SALE--100 ACRES LAND-
Apply Mrs. James P. Trainer,
Bonshaw, R. R.. 1. L-643-9-25-al
FOR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-
Fiva. Bridge and Whist Scam
Cards. Guardian Central Job
Primary. Nov. 1-tf.
.i 
FOR. SALE-7-1 ACRES AT DOG
Cove, Murray River. Apply to Mo.
Leod 8: Bentley, Charlottetown.
L-573-9-22-6
*"1-‘on sau: _ nouns, our.
buudmgs. .use land. mn- pa.-nee. /
lars apply H. L. Amold, Bristol,
L-633-0-225-31.
FOR. SALE - 1930 FORD ROAD-
ster. Good condition. Apply D. M,
Gsss. 1..-c-44-9-as-at
FOB SALE OR RENT OR. EX-
Ohahse for good Farm or Fox
Ranch property, desirable Coun.
try Store, House, Potato House,
etc., (doing good business.) Write
A. L. Guardian. L-652-9-28-li,
ii- |
BONSBAW W. I.
The regular monthly meeting or
the Bonshaw W. I. was held on
.Septomiber 19 at the home of Miss
Catherine Murchison. Piourteen
_menibers were in attendance also
three vhitors. meeting opened in
the usual form. Roll call was re-
sponded to with Pickle Recipes,
and one new member was added
to the roll. A bil of $1.00 was pre..
sented and paid. A 1-sport was gre..
en by the sick and school commit-
tees, the latter reporting that the
school clock was in need of rqrairs
and Mrs. Neil Fiergmon was gp..
pointed to see about same. The
secretary reported paving $1.00 ss
e special prize in the oratorieal
contest at the school fa.ir,.‘the win-
ner being Miss Mildred Crosby.
The entertainment committee`
put on a guessing contest, the
fl\'si°1rri some by crew te Mrs.
D. Darrach, consolation M15 mel.
ma Beaton. Meeting closed by
singing the National Antihom, after
which lunch was served by the
hostess. October meeting to be
held tn the Hall, roll call to be “tho
names of apples grown in P. E. I.”
MINDRS USING
sm\1.l.s1a oolras
(Bv The Canadian Press)
small change to gold-erased mm-
parently have paued. 1
Cai-iboo miners have dopped'
Ilhtthlsfsll Atfoui-years
ltadacona    ....H `
lad Hines ... ... "_, .__ ____
°§:§“§::”"°
01 U0 IM could read primers and troduced- such '-ic,- in
‘Melissa m.12sacu1c§`mei1:iu2.°'“
' Extra Money
_ 1..
T0 LET--MEAT SHOP. CENTRAL.
heated. Electric range. App _
__9_‘_1“!_‘”_°-_“- L-641-9-2** _
Moreside_ L-619-D-25-21, _
" ::f:.‘.v --
__ *Ar* §3.@=
\
1
QUESNW-». B. C.. Sept. N - The-~
days when small change really 'gf
-Je
as an me osrcm 
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