l'l9|5‘U55‘ ** _ |'rr|,'._ uruuxuursusuvvn uv.-mul.-el. _W ___ _ ‘ ____ _______
ELEc17oNc.-mn 1-'Rom Stock'Qi161t¢1.ffion
S
 S bPivotal New A -A Montreal
'lb the Electors of Charlottetown:
Aftl- slsctlonnsllnyortwo ears Ihd
the hops addr; with the asaistanze of :gnrajorily
of elle council. to effect
-¢¢l’l-lin specified reforms
that I believed would result in ending the annual
recurring _deficits which have since 1927 become a
settled practice in civic affairs. All efforts, however,
failed to illdwe the majority in the Council to concur
in the measures proposed. Shall the fight for better
governlnelat be continued or given up? To choose the
latter alternative would be to harken to the council
of despair and yield tocowardice. In order to clarify
my position, I here submit to the judgment of the ¢l¢¢.
ll. _W W. I-if gg
1, 9-
\` 2.
"f trate to be appointed
3.
revenue for the city.
. _
4.
5.
able time limit.
torate a policy embraced in the following five planks:
1. The appointment of a competent city msnlllr
and the assigning to him the carrying out of all
the duties now performed by the city engineer, the
street committee and the public property commit.
te
The making it ineligible for the Stipendiary Magis-
city recorder.
A complete change in the mode of assessing prop-
erty, whereby the work of the assessor may be
‘ simplified, the cost may be lessened, existing ln- 
equities in the value of many properties may be
remedied, and the procuring thereby of more _

The doing away with all unuecessalv offices.
The balancing of the city budget within a reason-
i
I am assured that candidates will be nominated
in the several wards and all due efforts made for 
their election pledged to support and carry into effect
such n policy. On that assumption I consent to be
nominated for the mayoralty.
,-
I appeal for support of such a policy to the plain,
~ ordinary, everyday people of our city, who must be _
deeply interested in an effort to save it from finan- '
cial disaster.
' Asl shall make no personal canvass, I take ad- v
vantage of this opportunity to respectfully ask for
ycur support and confidence.
' I fully realize that intelligent men and women
who understand the existing situation quite well will
” have no wish to be urged
should vote.
or coaxed as to how they _
_ As the coming election will perhaps be one of the
most important in the history of the city, I would 2
urge upon all the necessity of exercising their fran-
- chise.
all ' » 1 -new see- -.luv
W. S. STEWART. F
.,... -.et  - l
s '= 3*
__ _ _g '_
VOTERS ATTENTION
No matter what you vote on-Real Estate, Rental or
Poll Tax, you must have your name on the List. You may
live in one Ward and own or
vote in each.
See that your name is on
rent property in another. You
the oilicial Voters Lists, which
are open for additions until Saturday, at the City Court
Room. '
‘ *SAMUEL KENNEDY
i 
4811
§.__ Q- r- W
OO
Advertising llatee-Payable In Advance
Central flsnrdisn locals. ds. per ward; Waters nsd Instsvn loads, ls
per word; Announcements and Coming lvsots_ ls. o r word; tlneslnod
le. per word; In lssnerlsn hlstlsaa, los. pas lash; lists
splrhssll offerings, Cnrds, ers . ds noe n.:me| ln sera sf
lor isehl Notions sf 'Ihnsks nsd A
s n
ii*
all
lil
pprsrintsl, Tis. pos
ssd Other rntss nn nnpllcntio _
llnlnnna Charge for any sdvartis_sst~rwesoy-tivo cents.
9 OO O %€XO#&‘O&*§9‘OOO¢.O 
l.Al'lx-ls per word. tks-es lslsf-
iiona lsr Els prion of two, l¢l‘|°¢\¥
snyahls ln ad lanes.
Ll
. For Sale
_,Wanted
WANTID-SIOOND SAND IDID.
1 Apply Guardian 4782.
____l_-é-=----l-
 -' ' "
FOIL BALI-SIVEBAL COOKING
Ranges with or without tanks.
89 Rockford Street. 4813.
 
FOI BALI - AUCTION FOITY-
Five, Bridge and Whist score
Cards Guardian Central Joh
Ptintsry. Nov. l-tf.
l‘0l SAL!-BAY. BOTH D005!
and lsessed. P. Richards, Cherry
Valley, lat 4|. L-Sd
F0! SAL! - AUC‘l'l0N FORT!-
Ilve. Drills and Wnlat score
Cards. Guardian-' Centra: Job
Prlntery. ` Nov,1-ti.
DAIDIOAID IUITAII-I I0!
lining ouiholnm, stc., if per
sheet. Guardian Offios. ti-
BALI-CIIAP
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GAINIHUOUIKYUIIAII
-imma hp. wus woe
l|l@°°.F‘\0\@Ni1l\\I!N.
dlfslwsggg.
nmmwi
epaneemcvn. me
£115
555%
WANTID-A 000|) PAII NIA!
City or Vllllll- Write “C. W.'.°
care Guardian. L-80.
WANTED - TWO Wlll. IIATID
‘ rooms furnished fan' lhbt house-
keeping Ons child Agmly Guard-
ian. L-13.
`wANrsn-unonnooaswrrs
are-place, ground door, amor#
located wx-lle sos 151, ony. 4 .
Demand Liberty `
(C. P. by I WI!
gil
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Defenceletllln
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la-nnolguof theleallle
me ovlns Nlrsfell
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IUVURKIYZ 3-
01 President Smith
rusmnh.
Qsld Aram-
he-
Yorll Stocks
(miles hens)
IFE I
Goss
W
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4, _
us
is
0%
lid'/G
44%
28
11114
sl
i
sas Dsl Iss has Us
and I* Pow ... ... ... -...
Smelt  ... ... ... ... ..
Am Tel and 'Ill ... ... ... s...
Ansconda  ... ... ... ... ..
Atchison  ... ... ... ... -...
Auburn llotor ... ... ... ... ...
lstl ltsel ... ... ... ... ... ..
Canada Dry  ... ... ... 
C P I.  ... ... ... ... .. ..
Que     ... .. ....
Cllllneska and Ohio ... . . 
on use     _ ,.,..
15?): Producing.    ..
ware and ud ... ... ....
ladmsn    ... ...'....
Gen liectrlc ...  ... ... ,...
000 Foods ... ... ... ... ......
Gen lfotora ... ... ... et. ..._
Int Harvester ... ... ... ... ._
IU Nklll  ... ... ... 
list Biscuit ... ... ... ... .....
U Y Centrsl     ...__
North American ... ... ... 
'=l'515°T3‘ .’.."r.:':.:"._'.'°.::';:
Stand Oil N J ... ..¢ ... ... .,
'hx G
Umulllf --I-M-~ ... ... ... ...
Union Paclfio ......    
gnistsa sm ... ... ... ... ...
u  _ ... ... 
U s steel  ..."... ... ..°. ..
Vamdium  ... ... ... ... ...
Westinghouse ... ... ... ... ..
Woolworth  ... ...  .....
2.52
gli
1-it
so
80%
43%
ray,
41
331';
40%
s
47%
3'5".
121
20%
4:11.;
50%
HANK!
( Canndlnn Press )
lnnks gk.,
Commerce ... . . . .. ... .. 100
Montreal  ... ...  ...  103%
Nova Scotia ... .....  Uuquofed
Bvrli    ...   1co
<---ll
Marlzets-At A
Glance
(Canadian Press)
Toronto and Montreal-Stocks ir-
regllsrly lower.
oronto hllnes-Steady.
New York-Stocks closed lowes.
m§|_le|:_nll>eg-waesv. tu-m sua slightly
sw York-Cot¢on_ su r and cof.
foo higher; rubber lower?-
.N
N. Y. CURB.
(ilnsndins Press)
Meeks else.
Amen Cyan B     
Amar Sup Pow  . .. ... ..
As 0 sud lil   . ... ..
(bn lnrcoul   . .. ...
Citirs Serv   ... ... 
ll Bond and Share ... ... .....
PM otcua   _ . ._ ..
mp Oli     ... 
IN Plte  . . . ... .. ...
Niaa Hnd  ... ... ... ... ..
Sf. ll lad   ... ... 
19
3%
1%
2
d
1a
221,;
14%
an
um
13%
MT ’L. CURB
..._N
(Canndlnn Press)
Stocks Close
B A Oil     . .  1-"-L
Besuharuois  .. . .  Md
Imp Tob  . . .. .. .... 11%
Imp Oli   ... ... ... 
Int Pete  ... ... ... ... .....
Walker Pfd ...  ...  
Currencies
_ (Canadian Press)
NEW XORK, Jun 31-Confusion in
the Foreign Exchange Markets follow-
ed President Rooae\~elv.'s dollar re-
vsduatlon proclamation today, and
leading currencies closed at nominal
rates moderatel hl he _ '
141.4
2.1
17%
I K T
. The announcement cams a few mln-
utes before th, close of the exchang-
es. ln a few minutes the stalling rats
rose from a low of l4.lll to 85.0155,
with no takers. The otficlal gloss
was I5-01, up one cent net.
The Causd an dollar raHled from n
discount of it percent to a final dis-
count of *xr cent.
The lfreh franc closing at 0,23
osnta_ was up .09 of s cent. in terms
of the franc at its final New York
rate, the Unired States dollar was
valued at approxtlnately 01.44 per
cent of its ormel- parity compared
with $.54. percent yesterday. This
contrasts with the 00 00 percent of its
Did parity as revalued by President
Boossveits proclamation. To hrlu
the dole; down to the 59.06 nf old
pnrltt, oreigu exchanger quarters
mlcu ted that the lrreneh gold frav.-c
should rise a illnle above 060 cents.
KONTBEAL, Jan 81-Announcement
by President lloosevelt of revalua-
tion sf the United Slates dollar at
$.00 cents just before closing time
osusod the doller to weaken on Mont-
real Foreign lxchangea today but the
market closed before any greet change.
could he affected. After holding
strong throughout the day the doll-
ar weakened to 46 percent premium
when it was 5( of one percent below
last l t’s 1 _
n gh c use
The pound sterling finished the day
with s gain of li( cents at ld. 15-la
while the french franc advanced .iid
cont at 0.81 cents.
LIVESTOCK
(Canadian Press
ll0N'l'llAL_ Jan ll erings on
the two lnltrssi livestock markets to-
ll! tltnllod I7. laosipts were egg.
Wm ef I cattle, lla calves. dl hogs
“Then wah ao change ln cattle
calves were sold for
number of veals offer-
.'ln for medial kinds,
po ds and at 1.00 fs
Elliiiili
ggaiia
S 4
E
fled! the
a:ur.es or
Pnonucc
- Stock Market
_
_*___ _ .;...__.. *
(Csnndinn Press),
steels Close
lsthurs LA ...- ..a -... \--_ -.. 5
Dsl 'lhll ... an sv ..- s s ....116
Braaillan ... ... ... ... .. »-- lil
Can Oar  ... ... ... ... .... 1
Can (hr PN  . . -... ,...
Can lhd Al A  s.. ,es _... ...
(‘. PIL  ... ... .. `.. ... :..
How Smith ., ... .» ... ......
Doln Steel f.`-ml B ... ... -... .. I"/a
iut Nickel ..  .. ... d.. ... 2;:

11%
YS
Lil
1115
18
'ii
rl
1.
16%
s I 1,
Massey Harris  _ ... ... ...
llcColi Frou! ._ ... ... ,.. l...
Moalrni Pow ...  ._ .....
Nat Brew  .. ... ~.. ... ...
Pow Cor?  . . ... 1... ... ...
Queboc Power  ... ... ... ...
Bhswlnigsa _. . _ ... . ...
Steel of Can ... ... ... ... .....
Winnipeg li ... ... ... ... ....
MINING
211,;
225.,
2%;
TORONTO, Jan $1-All the buoy-
ancy appeared in the cheaper shares
today on the Standard lllnlng Ex-
change, lenders ln the gold. base me-
tal and il cr ro losl.n un-
s v g ups c g
changed or below Tuesday's fgures.
Volume held up to the million share
level but the bulk of it was in the
luvl'-pricsd groups. Chemical research
with n rise of 81 cents to 8.2 and a
turnover of 31,000 shures provided the
msrket'a sl le th lll.
ng r
Bass metal leaders were handicap-
Dcd by s generally unsteady touc on
the New York market.
° (Cnlladlnn Press)
TORONIEO. .Yau S1-
Stocks
Acme 011  ».. ... , . . . ....
Anrlo ._
Ajax 011
Alb l'uc
:lsr 
m ty __
Brx 
Braiorns
Bear ... ... ... ., . . ...._
Bsgamac ... . . . _ .  "
Barry ll 14
ghietsll 17.1
1s
 .  .  101
_ .. .. ..  ul
1
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lil
so
-11
... .- e .s .. ....
. ... . ......
Bunk Hill ... ... .4 . . . ... 2
Cal and Edm ... ... . . ....110
Cal Oi]   . . .1 . . .. ..
Can Mal  .. . . . . ..
0astleT . . .
Cen Pat
Chibolll' . . . . . #Bl
qw
Clenlcy   .  .. -
Columario  ... . . ... 
Common W P ... . . 
(Toniaurum  ... . . ... .. ..
Carlboo  ... ... . . ... ...._
Dome Mines ... .. . . . 
F Brldss  .  . .
9
fill
240
. ._ 320
Fed K1rk.... .. . ..  :lit
Gods I-als ..  . .  .11
Goldflold  . .  25
Graham  .. .. . . ..  4
Granada  . . . . 
I-lalcrow .. ... . . . . 
Harker  ... .s ... .....
Hollinger ... .. . . 
Homestead  . 
Howe! ..  . . ..
int M1110... . . . ..._
Kirk llud  . .. 
Kirk Lake  .. . 
Kirk Pro  . . ...
(Yi
li
ill
in
30
sk a  .. . .. 
Lake Shore ... . ._ 
Me Gold .. . .  le
Lowery P  . . .» . .  35
hlacalas  . . .. ..... 211|
Man Basin ... . . .  :lil
Mclmyrs ._ ,... -|000
Mvzhfillan  . . .  '
hl1:Vlt.tlo  . 
ldcwattcrg ... . . ..
Meri Oil  . 
hlln Coup  . .  'I4'
Muff Hall  . .. .. 41/5
Murphy ._ .. . .  2
Newbev:  . . .  :F55
Nlpisslng  . . . . . 210
Norsndn  ... ... . . . ...
North Can ... . 1 .  :ll
41.
llli
1li\~'_-
2271,
' Close
obilo All(
Bra~0rne  ... ... . . . . .... 1090
Burr can ..   .   lvl;
it
-ill/Q
Ki
56
M54, 5 _
3250
35
4'/s
i`.’20
N00
:ul
Kootenay  . .. . .  iffl
L cl nd ll
4275
315
Olgi 011
Paymsster  ...
Pet C M C 
Pioneer  ... . . . ..
Premier
Pros AI r
Res1lAutlaU:..".. .- ......ii
Reno Gold  .. .. . . . 
Sarnia _
Sau Ant
Tack H
Vacuum
V t r a
enue  .. 
Waite A-mu ... ... . .. 
Wiltaey C ... . . . . .. ..
Wright H  ... ._ . 
Wayside
Aldemasc   ...  . ...
Algolns   .. . ._ ---
Algonquin   . . . --
Shorrltt  .. . 
Slscos __ _ . . . . . ..
South W P  . . ._
Bollth Tlb  . . .. ..
St Anthony ... . . 
Star l'ac  ... .. . 
Sud Basin  . . . .. -.
Sud Cont  ... . . . . 
iiylvsnlte  . . . 
 ... .. .. 
Thoma Cad  .. . . 
Towagmnc  ... . . 
White Engl, ... . . 
Sliver      . 
Total sales 9000_000.
-_~:
‘.1
2%
1125
1110
rr.
£5
103
H
134|]
112
155
13
10%
42
ivll
1:L1
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1-1:
ax".
.xl 1,;
151%
:lm
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126
111,;
coo
42
44
Sig;
How To' Economize
On Winter Fuel
_ The surest way is to have done
with make»shlftc. Buy coal
slwcillly Prepared for use
home. Get it sized just
the use intended
means pick a
because
Ffgii
liiéiiiél
.l§=iafl§§i
. -if-oéilllg-li.
§§§§'eI§§'f§ii2l.§.=..§l=...§§
--H1012
ing surf
ln o the home
chimney. All of
better job of heating
at less expense. W- D.
Co. and A. Plcknsd l C
Bradore Treated Coal tn
Phone them today.
N-1.-__-
Germany reichamark 8813.
Great Britain pound 5.0391.
Greece llrachuln 0001.
Holland fioriu 
liuugnry pengo 2351.
India rupee _(BB.
Italy lire .0844_
Japan yen .301'.!.
.lugoslnviu riinlr _GEL
New Zealand pound 4.0114.
Norway krone ‘$20.
Poland gloil 1804.
lluuulnuia len 0108.
South Africa pound 5.013.
Spain pesefu A297.
Sweden krone 2594.
Su-ilu-r-land franc _R11B.
lfllllell States dollar 7-16 per cent
pr'-mluul.
M511' \'o1<K_ Jan 31-(AP)-lroy.
vign 1-xvhllllge steady tirsnt Britain
lligh 5 U¢1')i;§ l0\v 4 W; 1:10150 5.01; 00
tiny bills 490%; France 6 31; italy
N791; Br-filziulu 22.25; Germany 3180;
ijallulllsl 00|/5.
Eachnxlgc rates at the close today
WPl"l‘I'<
At hlonlrcul-Pounrl 508 15-10; U.
S. dollar- 1 00 7-10; franc 6 87. 1
At New Ynrk-Pound 501; Canad-
ian dollar l}0’f~’_»: franc 6 37
Al. 1'uri.~¢~l'ou1l|1 79 45 fr; Canadian
11011.11- lake fr; l‘ s qfulul-15 93 fr,
lu gold- Pound 12.1 91|; Canadian
llullnr lil 00 ¢<\ut.~l; 1]. S, dollar 02 52
cents.
Miscellaneous
(l'...m.ll..n Press)
.\itlN'l`lil1I.\l., .l.|ll Ill-
\\'h|~ut nor un 2 `
ifurlcy if \V no il 40.
Oats 1! W nu 3 -12
(buts feed ntl l 41.
Outs feed no 1 -ll
§,1our spring \\'l/'l lultenis choice
Flour seconds 4 Ml
Flour bakers 4 60,
l-‘lmlr uiuter wheat patents cllulgc
Il 45-3 50
Flour white corn 440-4 60.
ll1~_lu lun 1J'.’.‘.‘.'l.
Hllortg lun Jil 25.
Mlrldl '.5
.nga lou 21 _
llnllvll Unis bay ill lhs 205.
Ilfly no 2 per mn unrluls 14 50.
l‘u¢-one current Ontario 10*/.
Butt-_-r no 1 regradud 26-:tll,§
Eggs A large 31.
A ulmllllln 29.
A pllllvin Z1.
l’ol:ltuo.s Que-bees 00 to 'J5
l’ot:\toes N B luts $1 ill to $1 15.
lj lx, 1. sl -_'o lc $1 1.
_.\E\\' \0lil(, Jilll 3|-l.\l'--index of
L.” staple 1-omlulldily prices (Dec Ill
_1".:.';ll|l-<lua1u 100; 1038 average equals
-.
'|'~..l..y 13.1 c prev any 135 0
\v...-1. ng.. 1:13 2 11.0.1111 ng" 12.10.
mal mln. lzzuo mu low 120 0. '
lflflil huzh Ile ll ul-;:¢ low 'm_7.
lm: low is 7 lem: low 70.3.
(ful-_lrlgllt 193| by l1oo\ly’s).
GRAIN
ilusssndisul Press)
\\'l\'.\`ll’l$G_ Juli lll--
CLOSE
\\'h1'al: .\l.'l_v f`»0l_§; .lilly 'ltllil-H..
Outs: Billy fi'I‘Ql¢; Jllly 3T‘jLl»_
linrlcy: hilly 43; July 4-l.
, f`.\Sll l‘Ri(`.ES
\Vhcl|i nn I llllrll 70%; No 1 nor
Mlfni Nu ‘J nur iillht No 3 nnr 62%;
No 4 nor 41l‘.n: Nu .7 whvar 50; No 0
57%; For-d fv5'.'i; Durum 08; Track
00%.
Unis No 2 l‘ \V Illini No fi f’ W 32-
%; EK 1 ff‘°f‘<l 3~'l"i.; .\'u I fvell 32%; No
2 feed 307.1: lil-j<'r‘il'xl Wilt; Track
SIN..
linrloy No Il 1' W :md truck 41: Nn
$711 W 40; Nu .G (J W 38; No 6 C W
\\'lN.\`ll'l:I<i_ .lull ill-\Vhvat pl-lcv!
flllvtllulcwl 1-rx-.lm-.lily on the Winnipeg
Grain l-Ixvhnugv \n.l1l_\'. hut. slrfflcit-nt
buying onlervd the pit in the inte
sillgea to steady quo-ln1lI1ns_ ]1~llv|l1g
men: llrlcllnugvll to 1,4, 1-1-ul, higher at
. cl - `
0 0!!
May wheat fluislml ut |\0l-'_- cents
with July nt T111, ¢~|-nts Values held
at low(-r lev.-ls during the greater part
of the sPs.s|l»n lu syulpaihy with
weakness at Chu-alto. lull rv.-ll-tl-fl rmnr
the close 1-`l|\:|l figur:-u were almost
ut the dsy`s high poinls.
Export h1|.sim-.~.~ in Vnnmlilin wheat
wns lllsuppuiuting, uni--l< being esti-
lnrltvd ul loss lhuu ;:.$\r_000, bushels
Selling was on the liuin aide and
ss r»
nda, averaging up
Assoc Oil  ... ... .. ... 
Arno   ...  . .  
Baltac  ... ... .. . . ... ...
lltdtt T1' ... ... ... .. . ....
grrcévkvllxlesh... ... ... . » ---
n ln  .. ... . . .....
Can Krrk ... ... . . - ---
Cen lan ... ... ... .. . .-
Chem Ros ... ... ... . . ..
Churchill ... ... .. . 
(llfton  ... ... . .. --... “_
C Copper ... ... .. .. . .  4.../
Cobalt  ... .. . . . --
Dsl Oil  ... .. - 
Dom Expl ... .. . . --
last Crest ... ... ... .. 
Eldorado ... ... ... . . . ----
llrla Gss ... ... ... ... . . s-~
loothllla   ...  ... 
4%
o
1:1
-_"-3
lla
a
25';
lim
9
'I5
0 hee  . . ... ... ... .  315
. '53
‘Nite lm
`f"5,),,0 lnllicall-:nn 111:11 nflor f-.ur risya up-
“' 1 f ` 1 l rm 1.-
31 p.......... --
one O11... ... . .. ... 
Bud lay  ... ... ... .. 
Nickel  ... .. ... ... ... ...
Jack lan . 1%
22
1)
151.(
We
Kirk Hunt ... .. . ---
Kirk Town ... .. . . . . . ..
L hlaron ... ... 
lalrohle ... . 
-lfclleod  . .  . . . 
N Hawk  .. ... .. ---
Nordon  ... 
0|l Bel  ... s.. . - --
Park Hill ... ... ... . - . -.-
hnd Ore  ... ... . . -- 
Pero Cro  ... .   
Richie  ... ... . . . 
uhh lost ... .. .. --
oyalife  , . ... . 
10
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41
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sln§is!§§!‘§!i_{l§§
-5 liiilfli
' -_   vifig,
*~
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li
In Keora ... ... ... . . . .
.Sed limes'  ... ... . .- 
‘chars ... ... ... ... ... 
ala Wrl ... ... ... ...  
llrk  .......   1
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‘EXCHANGE
l0il‘l'll(Al» Ian ki-lirltlsh and
saeaaip ls -ensues le ns
*»‘..t°“.i'&'..§‘Zf'!l!.22..”’.....‘.‘§
1°' '.`§eses gnc.
 `x':¢' scum sais.
iii§iséii§i~""
mv,
1.\_
l`»
4%
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nln__\vhl1e »<~nllere<i purchases were
1-rml-tml tn huulws with export mm-
1\.-vlilum For the most pnrt lrnding
\\:|-4 vlllll
1'l.\f-ago quotations wl,-rs down noar-
Iy lull souls at l..»|l<.nl ll-reels lull
an-llgthenc-ri nwlr ll.~> finish. l.|\~1-r-
pool wheat, :\`lhf\ugh lin-vn ‘til ll. %d_
only rr-flerl-ul 111-- .ll-oline. ln North
.\..\r'.~_1n lunrkmn 'l’u.~n.l:\y
I --ll prnlna upernll-.nn worn sl.»w_
:lull wwxlrnc gl\11n,| 4~rvn|1nr»|lltif\s ills-
|\luy.»<l nn errllrilc lrellsl wlih whmll
tiR.\lN
(,‘1l1\‘AG()_ .lun iii-l{<-u.~li|»ll.lry len
rlcnowa |._:\l \lu\.~|J|n>¢l lu the wh:-at
nlarkfv lmlwy 1-»l1'rl1-ll prircs riuwnwlml
nlmont 2 rvllls ll llulsllrl lmllay, lllll
lata mlllcs tw.-l'r:\l1x-» part of the Inns
hfuvh of ll.l~ .»-1-lllavg mme from ro-
cem i.u_vv-r.~_ :ml uns .'|..s...-.nu-<1 wllh
urll 1. pl-.rv-vi ll., pmr 1. c lv at
market llml lr-4-ll pllssofl for nt 11-rlsl.
me time rwlng ll ws- rigor.-c, l\..v.--
:-vor. that lhv int-rnull-.unl wllr-.nt
price on 11 g|.i~| lulais is yvt IT cr-nts
in-low tho flgun- nl which lon-or ulr-
iffs w°rr l.. lv-cmue effective in lond-
ln tr' _-
K ruun lv
\\'ne;\[ |l.._~<-ll llllaetllcd '55 to 183
under )c.<lcr.lny`.¢ f|n'.nl\_ corn M to 1/,
down, ouls 1_1, In N, off, and provis-
ions showing 2 cfnls to 5 rents de-
clins.
DIAN lNGE'S CLOTHES
CAUSE Ol-` COMMENT
LONDON, Jan. 31.-Dean Inge`s
clothes came in for seven comment
in the "Tailor and Cutter" in deal-
l with the rivate view of the
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meet again at
cum the situa
season.
PERSONAL!
Mr. llaltcbias Callaghan of dru-
lotfcoovm is vlsltlng .n Donagh.
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Eagg
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ing, arr
dill’ Rishi.
wins to the
mother,
Mr. and Mrs. vincent 'lrainor of
Mt. Edward Road spent Sunday in
D0H&8b vaiting bla parnets, hh.
and Mlrs. Prank 'I‘ru.l.nor.
Miss Euphemia MaoPl1ail, RN,
Argyle Shore, has returned to her
home after spending a few weeks
in Kensington, guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Mosse.
l1nnrd's Llnineest risvss sadns.
WEST KENT SCHOOL
Honor roll for January:
Grade X.-1, Fanny Leigh; 2,
Walter Picksrd; 3, Keith Langill.
Grade IX.-1, Harold Stewart; 2.
Mary Cosler; 3, Frank MacKinnon.
Grade VIII.-1, William Bentley;
2, John Hlgeon; 3, Carmen Glover.
Grade VIH.-1, Sylvia Block: 2,
Eileen Johnston; 3, Rose Birt-
wlstle.
Grade VII--1, Drummond Cobb:
2, Catherine Bethune; 3, William
Rogers.
Grade VII.-1. Sandy Brebaut; 2,
Millar MacDonald: 3, Lomas Cox.
Grade VI.-1, Mary McKay; 2,
Jean McKay; 8, Frederick Seaman
and Percival Simmonds (equal).
Grade VI.-1, Kntllerine Davis;
2, David MacLean; 3, Boyd Beatr-
sw.
Grade V.-1, Bobby Forsythe: 2.
Joyce Fraser; 8, Katherine Paton.
Grade V.-1, Bill Hine; 2, Beryl
DeB1ois; 3, Keith Robinson.
Grade IV.-1, Eleanor Campbell:
2, Billy Large, Joyce Cooper
(equal); 3, Bill Brehaut.
Grade III.-1, Walter LePage; 2,
Russel Stuhbert; 3, Betty Holman,
Douglas Forsythe (equal).
Grade II.-1, Ruth 'I‘arhusl1: 2.
Delys Worth, Philip Hardy (equal):
3, Sylvia Chandler.
COSTLY PBOIIUI IN RUSSIA
FOR. STUDY OF HUMAN BOD!
NEW YORK, Jan. 31. - Details
of n, $51,500,000 project ,lust started
in Russia for the study of the hu-
man body, lll and healthy, and from
every angle, including eugenlcs and
heredity, were made public today by
a two-man commission which has
been studying American hospitals
and medical centres since last No-
vember.
The project, to be lmown as the
All-Union Institute of Experimental
Medicine, is located in a suburb of
Leningrad called Bolsturho. Excav-
ation has started and plans call for
its completion in 2% years.
JAPAN BUPPBESSEB
0FFlCEB‘S WAR NOVEL
TOKIO, Jan. 31.-Hearing that
mother war novel by a retired nav-
al offlcer was about to appear in a
popular magazine, the naval auth-
orities have persuaded the author
to withdraw it. The present Gov-
ernment does not have the power to
suppress mischief-making fiction,
but new regulations are being draf-
ted.
It is admitted that it ls difficult
to find water-tight methods. but
the authorities would like the pub-
lic ln the United States to know
they disapprove of the war stories.
T00 YOUNG FOB PILOTS
LICENSE
LONDON, Jan. 31.-(C_P.l-Latest
of the wor1d'a "youngest" aeroplane
pilots ls Indy Mary Vane-Tempest-
Stewart, 12, daughter of Lord Inn-
donderry_ secretary of state for air.
But Lady Mary cannot get a private
pl1ot‘s license until she is l’l.
Already, after a few hours instruc-
tlon,al1e can take off, land, loop and
lf. Baker, her instructor. said "Indy
Marylsabornflyer. Shehssonly
had a few hours’ instruction, yet
already she handles a plane like an
old sts-ser."
Pauline Frederick
Marries For
Fifth Time
Ill D
Royal Academy exhibition of British
art. `
“One writes more ln sorrow than
nmflledssartolmsny colors.”
snry. pared -
pbere of 'Burlington louse in s a.narohitect,anactor
HNLYWOUU, - ul. 30.-Hlffléd
lfor the fifth time less than a week
!ago, Pauline Frederick dies Qld
criticism that Dean Inge was over- | that if she had her life to iivs over
shadowed in ralment by all otherlagain she would live on a cattle
ohnlnh dignitaries present", says the l ranch as the mother of seven child-
pw. "This applln only to his ren.
strictly-clerical kit, which might! This and other comments on mar-
slnnlt be termed the venture of de- ,rlnge was rseailed by har movie
csf. Tha nap was crushed, »hls|friends when they leanedthsstage
guitars wtfhnly; while no beuedio- andacreenstarhsdhren weddedto
tttmeanlls glventohls overcoat. anarmyco\onel_J¢nephA_alarmou.
'Dat lt was sstonlmlng to find at scandals, NY., lam sunday. '
the Dean had gms gay about the llarqwhohadpiaysdmdaefihns
neck when adopting a lay acces- wlthallssrredsrickwmdcfedlfan
llatocktheeeal atmos ar-ulycolonslcouldsucceedvhers
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80.w0 shares
ohsnad hands during the session.
The lrpswing was without any ap-
psren incentive, according to
invaders ou the street, although
thssissbsckgrolmdforanex-
tensim of market interest in con-
tinual favorable reports from trade
and industry and a generally well-
ilquidniad security situation.
ted luues took the
with the important
International Nickel
following closely behind
Howard Smith Preferred and Do-
minion Coal Preferred, leaders of
two weeks back, which have been
more or less in the background of
late. llnuped to the fore with
smart gains. each rising l 1-I
points to sell at 54 and 16 respect-
ively. Canadian Converters and
Penm.un's, both infrequent sellers,
advanced 1 points and 9 respectin-
ly, the former sclllnl at 31 and the
latter at 60. Canadian Oottons add-
ed c points at 54.
Among me leaders Consolidated
Bmslters and mternatlonal Nickel
lgi.
ici*
:gl
closed at that point with a gain of
1 1-2 points while the latter over-
came an early deficit to finish
shove the high point of the
two years, showing a net gain
25oentstos€l1at2325.B.C~P0
5-s,1mese`y rin-rls 5-a, National
Steel Car 7-8 and Power Corpo -
were also shown by Canadian Car
Common, Canada Cement and
others.
Among those stocks to show loss-
es, Canadian Industrial Alcohol was
down 1-8 at 18 '1-8, the "B" shares
a-8 at 1'! 'I-B and Brazilian Trac-
tion and a small number of others
minor fractional amounts.
Sales 28,493, bonds 818.410.
BIRD CABRIES BALL FROM MUD
Ol' A BUNKEB. DRJOPS IT ON
GREEN AND GOLFER
HOLES OUT
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 31.-Dr.
Harmon Cole, a Canadian surgeo
practising in Mexico City, has s bird
to thank for his victory in a three-
some with two friends on the golf
course at Monterrey.
Cole drove hard and true toward
the last green but the ball disap-
peared into the mud striking a small
pond guarding the green.
No sooner had the ball landed,
however, mm s 1-use bird rose from
the pond with the ball in its mouth,
and soared away with it. It circled
round trying to chew lt but finding
the ball inediblc, dropped lt, no
doubt, with disgust, on the edge
the green.
Profiting by the klndxxess of the
bird. in converting an unplayable lie
into an excellent one Cole did his
share by hollng out for the hole
and match.
W.
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of
VICTIM GET-S CASH
FOB HER OOUBAGE
IDNDON. Jan. 31.-For robbing
a young woman, Miss Mary Watson,
by throwing her down in the street
and matching her handbag, James
Ilcouani Smith. a laborer, was sen-
oorder, Sir Ernest Wild, to thr
years penal servitude and 10 :.\!'
of the “cat."
Miss Wilson was awarded $35 for
ber courage in the matter, and Cyril
John Everest, a clerk, who had heard
ner screams and ln hu prisms-S had
tcnced at the Old Bailey by the Re
ee
Uma
tured Smith, was awarded a similar
amount of money "for his very great
public spirit and pluck." The incid-
ent occurred around midnight.
WANT MODERN SCHOOL BOOKS
of
MONTREAL, Jen. 31.-1C-P.>
The present educational views
the teaching profession are much in
advance of our courses of study and
also in advance of the common ideas
of many school board members and
others allegedly interested in edu-
cation, declared Dean Sinclair Laird
of Macdonald College in an ad:i"ea=
under the auspices of the Gradu-
ates' Society of McGill University.
“Pbr instance", said the Dean.
"teachers of the province of Quebec
are anxious to have a more mocrm
book authorized for arithmetic, but
there is some doubt that their well
justified requests will he adopted bc-
cause of the fear of public resent-
ment against a change of text-books
during 'a period of business depra-
on.
"Apparently it is considered sat-
isfactory to psy 40 cents for a 30-
ysar-old text-book rather than pay
40 ecuta for a modern up-to-date
one. The custom of handing down
second-hand books for many years
H a detriment to progress. The
auerted.
Itch Stops In
30 Minutes
ll your skln Rehn. hsrsll. cracks.
peels. sr ll you ssfler from lill-
sovl. Ssvwa. Pwnplos, lland-Itch,
s\|see'n reel er rnfeh lien. you
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andahotelihdhilsd.
l
apilylidlh-
 Tiglys "xl
ADVANBEIN our
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rushed to her assistance and cap- _
fears an political and social, rath-
er than educational." Dean falrd _'"7
't Usd; s -lusts ‘Ps Asp All
ssnsees and sslenl; hsnl
gn Dv 7ll1ros;Ll:|rsOrl.
psnqtgusn based nn lmsvsry
e-an see sal- spess-1e\,*' A~
qsold for inlbsfh #ll
Cass-_trod es ssf3.slssl
you shin ae you 1 KI
ids! sv money hash sn rstssw sf
p&\nUe\ Asn D1 D000
__i'&|ese»~e`nr.1§°en»sssvs»
400
WEST l0YAl.'l.`Y BUHW
ilmor nil fm Jnnusryl
Grade
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mdGrau
a, alrdenan-nsl
-1. Plus om-ley: I
I, Henry Hurry In
agoerum teqlnn.
,l,OlthdB
HACKlllll@~
Grads IV.-I, Bertha Hurry: Q
Lloyd Yates: 8.' Bobby YW!-
Grnds III.-1, John hfncximad
a, assrlol-ie uma: a. Billy Uns-
Grade II.-l, Dada Picksrd: \
Velma Burke: I, Joss Iriasie.
Grade l Sr.-1, Lee Burke; K
Loretta 'rl-einer: I. llargsrot Oll-
ley.
or-me I Jr.-1. may R-hymn: I
Margaret. Yates; I, Alex Rhynes.
'fbacherlz Eli! 39"” Ui
Catherine Macxinnon.
__________.
H0'l'lll’.l., DAUGHTER SAII
AITKI. KISSING THE LPS
OF MAN DYING OF BABIIQ
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Jan 31.-Mit
Q 5, Rose, who gave her husband
were features. The fonner held 0D¢lll¢¥il5llh¢ll¥dYi118°f!`lb‘
about 136 throughout the day and id. will WI-9 "PP“`°”"V W" °1
danger of contracting the disease.
Ross died early this month. A
gn-ny dog bit him a. month before.
pug Before his death, Mrs. Rosskiaaad
of him. Her daughter, Mrs. H.. W.
wp, Lewers. did 1lkewi.se.tmBot.h gal;
com ieted a series of atmen
gained 3-4 Canadian Car Preferred wwléut uma' md phymmu md
today they are out of danger.
1’
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DOKINION 0|' CANADA
PROVINCE 0l'
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
IN TBI PBOBATE COURT
Mile Gslrgs V., A. D. DB4
In rs Estate of George Snmssl
MM-eglde ill/9 of North hillton in
Queen's dvountydinmethzesaid Province,
rmer eceaac s .
“By the Honourable HAROLD LEO-
NARD PALMER Surrogate Judge of
rnbate, etc etc.
PTo the Sheriff of the Couty of
Queen's County or any Constable 0!
literate person within said County
GIIITING
Whereas upon reading the petition
on ru. of samuel Rush Moryvds mil
A. Benjamin Coles bnth of berth Kil-
ton aforesaid, farmlrs. the Executoes
of the above namad estate praying
that a citation may be issued for the
purpose hereinafter set forth: You
are therefor- hereby rvqulgrd to Cl"
all persona interested ln t e said ls-
tate to he and lplwar before me It
n Probate Court to be held in till
Court House in Cllarloltclownr il
Quecn's County, in the said Provnes
on Wednesday the fourteenth day of
February next coming, nt the hour d
eleven o'clock f>ronoun of the lame
day to shew cause if any they can
why the Accounts of the said Estate
should not be pas,-ed and tbl- lvlstnta
closed as prayed for ln said petition
and on motion of Donald Mclilnnou,
And I do hereby order that ll tru
copy heref be forthwith publlshed is
Chnrlottftnwn aforesaid once ln each
week for at Isaac four consecutive
weeks frlm tho date hereof and that
n true cnpy hereof be forthwith post-
ed in the following public places res-
pectively, name-ly_ in tho hull of the
vuurt Ilnuss in Charlottetown nfoxo-
said in front of the Hall nt hillton
in Qui-en's (‘ou'~t_v af-»r°xnlrl and nf
the sinre of lllilfoni Cudmore ii
Nom. simon srermld so that I
person. interested in the said Estate
as aforesaid may have duo notlcl
thereof.
GIVEN nndcr my baud sud
Soni of the snid Court this
(I. S) lllh day of .lzluuary A. D
193| and ln the ‘rub year ci
His Ma_lesty's fri;-u
S I l"\l \ll"R
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.lullgo of Probate,
429|
rroiessionai Garda
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Stewart & Lowther
N. W. LOWTHER, M. M.
-/\luu~l'l:- -‘n1_'r1'r1:r1.~‘ ITC
86 Great George Street
HONEY 'l'0 LOAN
--1-1
MCLEOD & BENTLEY
I. A. BENTLEY
W. l. BENTLEY. K. 0.
Bmsilter and \ttoruey-ai.-Law
MONEY T0 LOAN
Office: IM Richmond Street
drift `\ffnf.1l-DRILLING
Communicate With
The Trask Well Co.
VAUGHAN ll. GROOM
local Representative
Morley M. Bell'a law Oifies
Sum-Lnxids or Phone 2171.
iflk
.l.A. ldacllonald. ILC.
SAl.Itl8’i'El_ SOLICITOB. ls.
llley Building
Charlottetown. P. E. Island.
llsoey so Loan and Cnllectlel
given the very best attention.
i'15-‘I-ll-lmonth
H. F. __
neu. a
ll.
MARK R MCGU|QA"e
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