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Nov 1 ti
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Cards-
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muizoeutswmes. 09°- 1° W
gmt. Guardian Oirioe. __lt_-
/ Miscellaneous
IAVI A GOOD GAIDIN. [IIN
ty of everything to eat fresh.-
snd for winteri lfc.Psdyen's Seeds
eat so little and grow so much-
So to 4° per packet. Big Oweraise,
Packets. New Crop, huh, Teshd
Beads. Over 150.000 satisiied ous-
tomers last season. Investigate.
Clip this Ad and let IA-llc Pack-
et Beautiful Flowers Free-or
sendiooforlo BigPe¢:ketsreg-
ular vegetables with Special Cou-
piaa good for Zoo on mst order.
(Crm preferred, stamps accepted.
Movadyen Seed Co, 231 hun
Bt. I., Toronto, ®t. N-40.
) Gan llotora ..
York Skocks
(Gasolina Preis)
lieola Close
‘Allied Chem   ... ... ,... M
. Am and I' Pow . ... ... .. .. -
Ain lrnelt  40%
Ain Tel and -
Anaconds ... 5%
"d
5|
46
5%
5
Atchison  ... ... >..
Auburn Motor ... ... ..
7596
:gli
oi
Tel ... ... 
... ... ... ... ..
."1.IIf
Beth Steel  ... ... ..
Qaeda Dry  ... ...
lc P si     ..
gre  h..oh.6  ...
sas an 
c 822 '... .
Dil .. ... .sa va an
ptlawsrraduia aaa  .. '
'orn ro ... ... ...
unllill ill?"-.. ua
on ale-mio 
Gen Foods 
. ...ts
nt. ...
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an
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rm siaeoii  .. .. _ ._
Nyosiuni .. ' ' " '
t Int Hnfvester
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221.5
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ol
Int Nickel . ._ 34%
4%
-:_,
N! “Lg _ A BQUABI GRAND
1,m,,,_1,|;agooq condition. No ree-
puaiile er refilled AW!! B01
ua L-041.
‘nl sm; .. nlolsrenep
clydesdale stallion. Atlas Boy.
registration number 26006, rising
buy years. #PDU RDNW C1159'
pu, york, phone im-4. L-sas
i' ""
mg SALE - IEGISTERBD IBB-
gy Cow 5 years old, in fine con-
dition. To frubcn March Srd.
gow.;-4 Bchurman. Central
B¢d,_.qu¢_ -- L-912.
 -_'lil
Work Wanted
 ' 
Mg” position. Reasonable wage.
Apply Guardian. L-040.
;=__i 
Male Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted
.WANTED-EXPERIENCED llAlD|.
references !N\11l'¢¢L Wrlld xl: 3;-
Guardian
To Let
T0 RENT - STEAM HKATED
rooms and one with grate. with
or without board. AWIY 33°
Queen Street. L-931
=__i__ 
I-051-
lDsr_Bn0wN WA-Egg gpgylgiy 'Toronto and Montreal-gtocks clos-
nip ii-at-tail). reward- ll-lid"
kindly notify E. A Ferguson. Hi-
Edward Road or at Purdie-1'er-
guson's Shoe Store. Charlotte-
town. 5'9"-
. ... ,... sn .
' Noida American ,f,
Pub lsr N I ..
Radio  
Bild Oli I J ... ... ... .,,
Tek Gul!  ... ... ... ... ..
Union Carhida . .
Union Pacific ..
United Corp 
U S Rubber ...
U I ltae  ..
Vanadium  ... ... ... 
Westinghouse ... . ... ,., ,__
Woolworth . . . .
.. ... ... ,.,,,
. .u ... ... ... I8
... ... ... ... .. J
.. 88%
to
...£2
1
19%
rl
40%
5%
,. ea ».- eu..
. .-. .-. et. ._
... ... -.. ...
its an a.. .--
. Nfhrkets 44! Ai
Glance
. `(Ullll.1al Press
New ark-Stocks closed slightly
Winnipeg-Wheat closed narrowly
lower.
New York-Ilubher higher; cotton,
coHee and anger lower.
ed irregyularly higher.
down .
If
wamm _ smut; MAN mn
farm work. Vernon Munn, Mer-
gnld. L-934.
‘; 
llC01ll lxrllll' BAIIBII.
through our special low eost
course. Hundreds of successful
graduates. Write lloler Barber
college, 673 Barrington, Halifax
H. B. W. N-08.
llllllall
senator J. I. Sinclair has left for
ottawa. alter spending the past
week at his home in Summerfield.
Miss Hassil Kelly. of Emerald, nr-
rived home Saturday evening from
lliito, N. B., where ahe had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Lyons.
lfra P. A. llobdahon hasretumsd
home, after spending a' week with
ha' brother, Rev. Martin Monaghan,
lilsooueho. °
iiir
*als
”5‘s
r§§
hes, of Norboro,
in the city, the
L McDonald. of
Mr. Ambrose Cawrae was in Bum-
lerside on Thursday attending the
funeral of his uncle, the late Mr.
Arthur Murphy, whose death took
we in the sacred Heart Home on
sdsy morning last. The late Mr.
lillmhy was highly respected in
liskora, when he was a well known
farmer until his health failed him,
when he moved several years ago to
Colorado. whore hs lived for some
Ihre. when he returned to his nat-
iW province, and has since raided
in Bummeraide. His wife predeceas-
ed him ahout two years ago. A
lfllldlfll and a brother Mr. P. R..
llurirliy. of naar-ala, besidsa many
relatives and friends are left to
zlulzthelomofagoodeltlrsn and
en
lr. Midlasl Melintee, who was
lflbiislf mlllted last October by the
frame of a building that he was tak-
l|ildovm,falllngon himand was
under treatment in the Prince
°°\mtv aoipitsi slim that time, nas
eefai-recovered ss to he able to
ursdsy
iflii
reid
. = .5
§?55
§I§l§
Eel
lfiss
“Bahia of
I in ri-inet cami Hospital with
lwendieitis. has recovered suifioi-
°°¢lY to return home an Thursday.
100118
who
George Y
laongrd
Dream,
ef the County e¢
or any Constahe os
within lid Conair.
,rinu ron
e
i
Farm oontalnlalg
Charlottetown. in
iiwailon, buildings
ilBY'¢V€m~n¥ nn- ' '- 4  Hungary pengo' .30’l1.
in
li E
olils I-lvl.
 
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Mr. -'dm M\"==°°° W* * "°°* S2l"$..‘l°'i‘..§2‘%.l8“‘" ‘”"'
with his brother, Colin-Mstheem. Q ;n»; ea fn  '
Well known rtsident of Port “#315 i¥l;any "chsinark .$002.
N. B. He retumed home on Satiar- “"0 Bl* D D°“°d 5 0000-
£§i{(2Fi/i1VfIl?
_ ....__-
(Cessdian Press)
KONTRIAL. larch 5-British and
foreign exchange in relation to the
Cshadlan doliar_ as complied hy the
loyal Bank of (knada, closed today
as lolinar-
As-gen e peso UM.
Australia mud 4.0154.
Austria re ing .l0li.
Belgium lga` .U43-
Rbliand fiorln 1160
... ... »». 
Bell Tel ... .-. ... »-. . ...
Sfociiddanhet
_Z-1
(tialsdhl Press)
statin Uleev
Bathurst A » ... ~ . 1
Brnlililn ... ... .-. ... ... .-
Can Car  ... ... ... ... . ...
Can Car Pfd ... ... ... ... .-
Can ind Al ... ... ... . . .....
C P lil  ...  ... s . "...
How Smith  ... ... .-. ...-.
Dom Steel Coal B ... ... ... ._
int Nickel . . . .
.. ... ... »-. ..
Massey Harrig  ... ... .....
McColl Front  ... 1-. ua so
Montreal Power ... ... ... .....
Nnt Brew ... ... ... an ....--
Power Corp  ..,. ... an -s.
Quebec Povnr ... ... ... ... ..
Bhswinlgan ... ... ... ... .....
Steel of (Xu ... a-_ .A ... ...
Winnipeg ll -.. ».. ... ... ...
IMIZIVIIVII
(Calndiaa Ines)
TORONTO, larch if-lining stocks
boomed today on the Toronto Stock
Lal
ol,
,gm .
0%
gl
ii
16
Jo
3'!
A
Z
I0
I
l:lxchange_ turning ovel in volume ln
precedented slnee last July. dsr
gold stocks were foremost in tha
move and while advances were not
sensational in any quarter strength
of this market was shown h the
volume taken at flrm to glightly
higher prices. The turnover in the
mining division was 2.886300 shares.
TORONTO, lslvia 5-
llbckl U10”
2%
IM
18
8
2%
H0
5
'o
.o
179
'I0
41%
53
1140
'I8
12
2
Acme Oil .. .
Aconda ..
Ajax Oil ... ... ... . . .....
Alb Pao  ... ... ... ... ....
Alex ... ... ... - . .. .....
Amity .   ‘... . . . 
Anglo H  ... . .. . . 
Areg  . ... . ». .....
Ashley .... ,.. ... ... .-. ....
Bagamsc ... ... . . ... -. ...
Barry H  ... .. .. 
B Metals ... . .. .. ...
Bear  ... . ... ... ... ...
B Mies  .. ... . . . .....
Bobjo  ... . .. .. . ....
Bmlurne . . . ... .-. ... ..
Brx   ~.. » ... ... ,...
Buff Can .... .. . . . . . ...
Bunk Hill ... . . . . . . ..
Bralorna ... . ... .. ... ...
Cat Edm ... `... ... .. . . ...
Cai Oil ... ... . . . .
.. . ...
Can Mal ... . . ... ... . -.--
Carihoo  ... . . 
(katie T  . . . - ~ . ...
Cen Pat ... . . . ....
Chihoug  .. . . ...
Clericy  ... . . ,...
Columario   . .. . . ...
Common W-P ... . .....
Coniagss   , . ... ...
Coninurilm  .. . . . ..
Dome Mineg  .. . . .....
Eldorado   . . t ... ...
Fahysn P  . . . .. ... .-
F Bridge  . . . ... . . ...
Fed Kirk ...... ... ...
40
115
13
45
240
'I0
06
12
2
N
11.
205
148
3720
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1.
845
6
f lmfia rupee 
'nie little son of ‘hlrwaiist l»~~  lin--0%
$%uxhwu$M£%wmm.
time is reported to be aklwiy ncov-~_ -Poland sloti .onto
u_m‘__ __  ., xo!msiiiari1aa.oios.
Nzvvruinsnotl ,_
_ Ilh `ca pound 5.0&0.
` 7 §¢QwnA§rone .$84.
rruie sue. 1
.D  lilies dollar ii-il per cent
t N w 'roar amen s-roi-ei n tx
Ulf- Ind M-f5~ I-‘Wu Mahey 'pen ¢l\l'll9 Held!-' Great Britain iremand
the week end in the Clt!~  :°ls=‘6-0316]: `i“<1_v;°li»g_¢%: ¢ii;ses.oo1§;
Y I 55 ii
8M~ Bei lum 23.20 nCl|§:msny'30,:i0,~
was mn- uraze. Romeo. local ¢,,,,',,, ,J-,_,,, 1 . -
the week vlsitilil in New Glasgow.
.£$.$io33tE¥£§T$ .LIDQESTTJCUK
in the city. ________
(Canadian Press)
Mr. Cecil Laird and Mr. Percy noN'l'naAl._ Mart-li is-offerings on
Dickinson are confined to their the two Montreal livestock markets to-
oo- -io - new od- Su  ‘;'.'.il: '°::':°".:§:.';
brisk. Price on cows and good
ML!! Bernice Ferguson, Bay View, _ steer. were sltout 5 cents up, avenge
spent the week in New Glasgow, the duality considered- 'rant were no
i I ill
lum °l ML ‘nd Mrs' 5' D' Puk' :arg sold.dflir°§5_€l‘ap ¢g“lglily5_'_°¢;d
ld _
Down sclsool. 556;? fc:¢;='8::fmf;=r‘Dli{:i5im gr;-gilt  .   
____ °d'“|_nmhahm t _`  ..  
Thi f0ll0Wlnl ll l-13° "Pon fl* tm er type. The bulk :sf thee hrei‘l'er:mv¢res=°e s¥n2:;¢:`¢lzy",°,,' _' ' 
month of February for Dover School. gotween id and li. A few rea oalvea gm pu  _ _ _ _ _ _ 
urn” x__1' muy Bon.; lronght from $6 to ".50 in amnll sud Bnaln
_ white” _ nts. Good cow-s were M. lfedlum and Cont _
0"* vm 1- "M _7 wwe were manly ss to sax and syi-ami.  . . . . 
Grade VII-1, 1.01! BUHBI. 1. common to just fair butchers fiom TN; H  ___ _ _ _ __
Dive Whltewly. 82.50 to lil. Csnners and cutters werel Thom' Cos ___ _ _ _ _ 
_I M-nan Halma: 1' from ll 50 to $2.5. Bulls wer, from Tgwggmm _,_ _ _ __
01‘°¢° VI 1 sans to u.2s. indium heavy hulls wain wi-i  .. . .  . . ._
Blrblrl Whll»¢WlY13» U91" wmu' i flair condition sold around ll. Ventures  ... . .. --- .--
way. Iv ) I nlmrswugo too  lliéedsmld dag vvggmzdamo  . . . 
Gnde QL _ _ Hg" une. u _. . : - _ a a e    .. . . 
Kem-1°: 2.I»°b°1 W‘1""*’= '-1"” §‘l..$¥".§'.'..°‘l`,%?»°'i.."}.°$’. 23. $332.: v‘¥i‘»l'.'i.“E‘lf.'.':. '. '... :Z1
llacKenlie. 6.00 to 00%: medium 8475 to 85.5: Wright I-I    . . 
steers were from $3.00 to $4.50. Heir.
'Olga Oil .
mm, latter price being for a doaen Or lgl l;:¢yn(l.‘"lllerC`;:. I .. . ..'. 
-1- b Wd . gggilfl ;;"‘;l,f°:"§f"fl= ‘ll|:_l..l_a;=r.°h;sd~‘ gi-twig;   .  .. 
_ _ MIOCOU “- '. ros r  ... . ...
ulzfbamccgz; mmm m §‘f“"“ “_” 'lm '-N Wil °f the me- into aura  .  . . 
V ~ um ste.rs at I5 and 85.25 common gem Gam _ ,_ _ _ _
60
35
5%
T1
42%
9%
(lads Lake  .
Goicunda 
iii le
~. . . .....
. . . ... ..
ilu s  .. ... .. .. 
Gnlilflcld ... - ... . ~. .
iirnhnln B  . . . ... .....
iii-:ilinda 
iinlvrow 
Harker 
Hollinger
Homestead
Howeyl...
Kirk ud
Kirk Lake
Kirk Pre
Kootenay
L Shore _
L Gold
¢ . . ... ...
. -. .-. ---
 . .  .`.  mg
  . .   in
 _ .. ...  is
 . .-. .... 88
 . . . . . ... 4
. .. 2
 . .. ~.
.. . . . . ~ ....
... » . ... ... . ...
. . . . . ..»..
ee
Lowery _ B6
Zi
3%
4350
53%
44
34
215
R
6%
8%
2eo
:isio
se
Maoassa  . .. . ... ...
Msn Basin  . . .. . . ..
Mcintyre  ... ... . . . ...
Mcldilian  . . ...
McVittIe  . . ..
Mcwatlera
Meri Oil .
Min Corp
ldoiicl 
Moif Hall
hiuneta ...
Murphy 
Newinc ..
Nipisafng ... . . . ... .. ...
Norauda ., .
North (`an
. ... .
. . . . . ... "...
. .. ... .....
'~
 . ... 28
24%
8%
me
so
sz
ne
215
Ban Ant ...':..":. .. . nl:
Z4
101,;
as
05%
is
2%
670
19
so
Bl
»
1
M
30
1|
855
Grade Iv Ur.)-1, Harry White- common 88.60 to $4 60: heir-n sod mimi ni-4 z_seo_ooo_
"BL , ' ' ‘ ,nad cisoiee $4.50 io l0ii;“:nedl£irgo 'gg
Gnd' u"1-  §lv“'if:>=m:il's 'Bullitt li sto slisoz UNL"
Frctmlh White 2 , V `=3m1a U40 $550; cows, good |45, Aldermac ... ... ... ... . . ...
Whiteiway. t on in mmm }M;unes:.»:.ss‘:¢:|:  :ingot 5:     . 
P°1'°°¢ IWW " iss? e ll a emo i sire: mio i   III
boil BOWlBl. DI" Wm°°“Y» U3" eoinninn 1275?: Sli. 0 Bret: 'llr ... ... . . ... 
ioiilllcbilfc, IfBDeW1iitevw\y,HAltl ‘Calf receipts ww” 816. 'I'od1y’s g:ow§l‘eek... ... ... ... . ...
.W  |‘ I Ol el WI. I0” I I .es ua asa asa .g s.
MMLUR' cl ° "vt, ‘nd and pgiem were estimated to be fully Cap Bonn ... ... ... ,., ...
P\‘¢°m\¥\ Wml‘°"y~ 50 eenta lower thu last Monday. Cen Ilan ... ... . . ... ...
. c, as R.eynoids-'I'cei=h¢r- own meant mia um .old for cm. ii..      ._
I1 to £1.50 with common to medium
;_  :ood vaala from $0.00 to 81. Drinkers C Coppn   . .  ... ._
0 .
rought from Sl to se, according t
allt 0 I moati 82
ii y ras er wer I .  ..  . .  .. ..
CANADA “Good sad eheree ve.al I1 to S150; Dom llspi ... ... ... . ... ...
common and medium. li to I7: lrsss-
ers li.
90°"l° 'V  receipts.  lrda. Tiger were g;»li;tel;ilis ... ... ... ... ... ...
  two lsergzts   lst ggnlfflsf'__Z--'L'.“:..":.;.:......_
.» e talidy a e usa y ns o  . ...... . ....
\¢»tl¢°- eioagn erm. X: wot-» neatly now- °0il ..'.  ... ..`.'..`. ..xes
lnvnehirit uso: . sam 
Prvbeh. get ea tg zine- pos sus; .i.'l_ ul. ..'. . ... .'... .. st;
eoaimea ll to I1.
premium. Beavies were  extra
enwiss $0 and li hta 115. Iowa were
lower at I1 te 'B according to qaal-
(0aln&n Ivess)
E E'
tl
if
g ... ... ... ... ... ... |71(
.. ... ... ...  -
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i 
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Y
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nit
lst
2%
2
9
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oi
Churchill ... .. ... ... ... 
Cobalt  ... ... . ... --< ..
Dal Oil . . .
Dom Kirk ... ... ... .. .-. .. 1%
can cron     .. 23
so
ll
al
1
Kenra  ... ... .-. ... ..... 8
ofntleomlmr-ogy. :L has ioézipta mn gm. more vm £3: gut ...  .,.  ... ._ ,ix
or I lea y. a ai eoinmon :ree own ... ..  ... ...-
within slid Collltl- haeosia and butcher, was fi fed and L lfarou ... ... ,... ... ... .. Oli
whbred. lllofitl brought 1 loglnoel  ... -.. ... ... 1.. ... -
Hairobla ... ... . . . ..... ... 4
hlgndy  ... ... - . .. . .. -
llebeod ... ... ... ... . .... 2
N Hawk .-. . . ... ... . . ... B
Norden . ... ...  ... ..... -
Oil Gel ..
MTL gg/R3 ...~:..e~i:.1;'..--;i=--.._=-is;1;; ii!
Peas Ore ... ... ~..  ... ~.. -
Pore Cro ... ... ... ...  tl
Pettdoal  ... ... ...  ... I
Preston   ... ... ... .... -
Ei
il
£5
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v -»»- o » ¢ rv
an eq ~!-*einem*
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giveaveryknpresivedllvllldur-
lDgi*0d.l.y'lid¢!»Hfllil¢lil
'EE§§B`§
lit
5
ici
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eral the ensues were
fractional dimensions. Volume was
slightly lighter than normal, 11,000 .
aliases ohanging hands durng the
y.
5§§1gi?§E5§o
gg’ f §&=*§;

2 .§§§ SE-2 §-,§§tg§-
§§§§§g;§E§§ ;§;§s Egg
gggisiigégg §§3;E§§.§
ug- _os  52. B E
§;il§§i§§§i§§§&j§.i§i§
pee
day, and
for the
sion. sho
high an
urdly.
top of
er was
ing with
though it
heavy demand. Oansdan Industrial
Alcohol "B" ilrmed 1-8 nt 15 8-4
and Canadian Bronm l-2 at 5 1-2
while Howard Smith common was
1-4 higher at 9 1-2. Wahamo cot-
ton rose 5 points at 36.
Dominion Coal preferred suifer-
ed a reaction to fall a point at 44
and many fractional losses were
scattered over the list. General
Steel Wales at li 1-4 and Bra.1:tl’a.n
at 1 3-4 both declined 1-4 while
Bathurst was oi! S-ii at 'I 8-4. los-
eesrsnging uptohalfawintsnd
more were shown. by Canada Cem-
ent. 1'Vun&tk>n Con-rpasw, B. C.
Packers and many more.
Sales 20.124. Bonds $7.060.
l?I?()l)lliI£?
.___-
(Cnnsdlnn Press)
MONTREAL, March 5-Ons of the
broadegt single day declines in several
weeks.waa experienced by egg prices
on thelfontreal dairy ami ilroduv
market today. Fresh eggs which fell
flva to six cents into last week plung-
.ed n slmiar amount today, Graded
shipments in esilots or less became
generally 84 cents a dozen for A-large.
82 cents for A medium and 81 cents
fo le . Mild th heavier
r A pnl ts wen er.
receipts and prospect; of continued
heavy arrivals fbreed prices lower.
The butter llQl'ket was quiet and
held unchanged at 20% to $1 cents a
pound for rnrlotl on less.
Current Ontario cheese brought 11
to 11% cent. a pound. The potato
market firmed slightly _ Quebecs
bringing $1.10 to $1. 5 per M pound
bag and New Brunswick mountains
$1.15 to 81%. Prince Edward Island
mountains in U0 pound bags sold for
$1.30 to SLU.
(§l2Ai1FV
(Canadian Prong)
CHlCAGO_ March 5-in the absence
of anything in President llooseveli‘.'s
NRA address Today thst seemed to
apply directly to grain n1nrkct.s_ wheat
and other cereals underwent down-
tur
as
A decrease of 2,575,000 bushels in
the United States wheat visible sup-
ply total was of some effect toward
imparting comparative firmness to
prices toward the lest Todays rs-
duction of the visible supply left the
total sgfipiy at the lowest evel since
July 1 .
Washington announcement of the
Supreme Couri's refusal to review the
court's decision against aupensiori of
the Chicago Board of Tmds came too
late to be a market factor.
Wheat closed egy_v_ gt the -my .5
Beturday'a finish tot( cent lower.
com 1-1% dciwn_ oats $5-5% down and
plrovisions unchanged to cents de-
C DQ.
WiNNIPllG_ lfarch 5-Futures pric-
es held comparatively firm on the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange today in
response to strength at iverpool and
continued expors sale. of ifnnaiiian
wheat. At the cose the uisnkct was
unchanged to 14 cent ower.
ll! wheat wound up at 0% with
July option at 70% cents. it was dif-
ficult to get confirmation of actual
export sales but the pit trade suggest-
;d‘ purchase of at least 500.000 hush-
Bnying in connection with the for.
eign sales vvna the main prop in the
market and with the backing of strong
Liverpool prices, quotations here held
small gain, most of the day. In the
closing stages the dlgfsnt option yy".
erzlna little.
erlnga were not hqnvy at any
time and Chicago appeared to he the
chief source of preseuiv: Volume of
lflde was not lar a.
Liverpool owed its firmness to smal-
ler world shipments and rinsed 1( to
$151 h‘gher. Chicago was off fraction-
a
1.
Cash grains trading was dull. ln-
tsragt lagged in coarse grains and
quotations softened fractionaily.
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Honor roll for Iebruary:
Grade X (SL)-1, Raymond lilc-
veu Roberts iequal);
3, Cecil Btetlm.
-i, Jack Bell; 2,
liens Ourlsy.
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Canada and elsewhere for his skill
md efficiency in catering to the
pahlis through those branches of
railway service; le was born at
Blhberiofi, Northamptonshire, Eng-
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first rallwsy job as
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aeeonnting branch.
On February 12, 1984, a feeling of
sadness was cast on the people of
Canoe Cove and surrounding dis-
tricts when it was learned that Bea-
trice Campbeli, the only and belov-
bald N. Campbell, had passed away
at the early age of twenty-four
years. She was taken suddenly ill
on November 'ith with a nervous
breakdown and was carefully nur-
sed for almost three months at
home, but owing to bad roads and a
hard winter it was impossible to
have a doctor at all times and they
were advised by doctors and others
to have her taken to a hospital,
where she could have doctors and is
nurse at all times, but God willed
otherwise, and on the third day af-
ter her removal, she contracted con-
gestion of the lungs and peacefully
passed away.
The funeral service was from her
home at. Canoe Cove and was large-
of Zion Church, Charlottetown, who
spoke comforting words to the be-
re ed. lie! in g
comfort today because the loved one
who has been called home believed
in God and lived up to that belief.
is her gain. That sweet life which
we learned to love is not dead, but
her sweet life lead us all to set our
affections the thin s that are a
friend has gone to be with him in
the home of many mansions.
the age of fifteen passed entrance
to Prince of Wales College from
in the year 1926. She went back to
W es Co g y
1927-1928, when she received first
class license. She taught school at
short time. She was a. member oi
Lady Patricia L. O. B. A. A beau-
tiful wreath was laid on the casket
from the Lodge. They also con-
ducted part of the service.
Besides a sorowing father and
mother she leaves to moum, a
brother Colin and e sister-in-lnw.
The pall bearers were Everett Mac-
Kenzie, Archie Murley, John Mac-
Nevin, Hughie Darrach, J. O. Mao-
Nevin and Colin Mac1“adyen. Inter-
FANNING SCHOOL
F.\ ua
Maurice Thompson, 3 Kemford
Abbott.
Jean stewart, 8 Bruoe Macflouga-n.
Teacher-qismes R. Murphy.
YLIMAIY DEPT.
Grade V-l lawrence Ramsay. 2
Gerald Lockhart.
Grade 11-1 Hwlld l¢a0O0\l|\lh,
I Hull Abbtt.
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EXAMINATION KIBULTB-T110
six weeks Short Course in agricul-
ture whlcn was held in Prinoa of
Wales Collette was well attended.
and grammar schools at Btratford- _'1~|y¢m,y.5¢v¢_u boy, gn gl m,-°u¢d_
Unfortunately some of these could
not take in the entire course, and
had to return home before the ex-
aminations were held. The follow-
ing students took the complete
course and examinations. The xo.
suits in order of merit are as fol-
lows: Those making 85% and over,
Sterling Wood, Mt. Herbert; Lloyd
Webster, Central Bedeque; Lute;
IEATBICE CAMPBELL Linkietter, Bummerside, B. R, 2;
Keith Bryenton, Union Road; Fred
Reddin, Southport; Norman John-
son, Long River: Gordon Rodd,
Charlottetown; Charles McCs.rd1e,
Kinkora. The following passed:
Jack Marchbanks, New Annan'
cd dhiighier oi Mr. and Mrs. Archi- L10 Buda-sgon ugh
yd . S0 D011: Wil-
lard Ferguson, Suffolk; Earl Ran-
klne, Charlottetown, RR.; Jack He-
Milian, Cornwall; Vincent Handse-
hnn, Tignish; Wilfred Smith, Geor-
getown; Wilfred Hardy, York; Roy
Balderaton, Southport; Russel Mg.
Neill. Charlottetown: Willard Burke,
Royalty.
PERSONALS
Miss Margaret Hunter is visiting
friends at Dunstaffnsge.
lfr. John Gill, Union was a wel-
come visitor to York on Sunday.
ly attended. The service was con- Ml A- Wllll- 'ITl¢84l° IDN!
ducted by the Rev. G. c. Webster. S“”d“Y °* Y°‘* “IWW ‘M144 U14
lclstivu.
.v Be God brln S us Mis! Lily Hi|.nk1‘_ Kensington, ll
visiting at York the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthews.
W; .on-ow not as mae wmmug hope Miss Jolu llahal, Piealht 51000
because we know what is our loss li ml-*U18 F5914 P!°8'NU WVU!!!
IBOOVCTI.
has passed on to the larger life be- ` 'nw GU"-‘@1811 NUNU W0 lfflfll
ymd me va|e_ May me mano,-y of that Mr. Herbert lewis, York B not
so well.
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have where cm-ist intein on the WS- AIM# FGM. Nlnliflcld.
right hand of God. Our young WM in th# City 58f\l¥\`ll~Y. lftd' hcl'
recent illness.
Beatrice received ner early edu- The Guardian News t0 learn vf
cation stcsnoe cove school and at the illness 0! Mr. lhnk Waits.
York.
where she graduated with honors M11 5- G°ld4W°!'f»hY W0°ld!1dft
has returned to her home at Cove-
Pi-inoe of ai lie e in the ear bead after sptndinz wine time in
the P. E. I. Hospital.
New Argyle and Cavendish for a Mid-s R0b@l'tl HOWBN °f 3\1!¥\m¢f'
side spent the week end in Char-
lottetown with her sister, Mrs.
Norman McWilliams.
FORTUNE BRIDGE SCHOOL
Principel‘s Department
Grade X :sm-1. Basil Johnston;
2, Dorothy Joluiston.
Grade X (Ji-.1-1, Hilda Francis;
2, Edward Francis; 3, George Dix-
on.
ment was at Canoe Cove Cemetery. Grade VIII-1, Dorothy Dixon: 2.
_iii George ri-ancis; 3, Edna. Burke and
Thelma Jackson (equal).
Perfect attendance-Basil John-
ry.
Grade X-1 LoL; Ramsay, 2 Enid ston,'I‘hc1ms Jackson, George Pran-
l7.a.msay, 3 lvhriorie Bryenton.' cis, Edna Burke, Thoriey Bunkc,
Grade IX-1 Alica M.a:Gougnn, 2 Beulah Collin, Dorothy Burke. _
Lorne Owen, 3 Kenneth MacKay. The followin! 1" the Pi'111CiD81S
Grade vm-1 mgalo Maolwtt. Department made an ll/erase of
3 Ruby Mowqé 3 Mgy sggwg-1,, over 00%: Dorothy Dixon, Dorothy
G1-“(9 Vn_ gmor R,amggy_ 2 Burke and Beulah Coffin.
A-istant‘s Dwartmeni
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mme, A,,,,,w,,,,, mm mm- crane xv (sro-i, .ionii rnneu;
2, Kenneth Burke.
:f;_K‘:1;°‘I0m%‘:`f-‘,’,,¢,_f,'°,2:;_h anno Iv iam-1, sono rrmeia;
Nun My ste'.n' Roy Abbogg 1, D0l'01.lly WOYKIS 3, DNVUU Ru".
Eleanor Ramsey, Kentfoid Abbott, G'*d° m"l~ wad” °‘mVb°u5
“uw” “bon _,nn swwuh 2, Henry Townsend; 8, Jean Dixon.
‘ Orem X (Bn)-1, Esther Aitken;
2, Adelilw C\mp&ll¢ I, Qylwll C0!-
fin.
Grads I (Jr.))-i, Bernice Pran-
ds.
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Goirge . - oamn -n,'n,m,| h.“_ ».-_-
GradelII(&') l H0ni¢0mel’¥d|'K'hr»§~°'n_n¢ John N¢gn11;h¢tenrswn.nho\st§_w@
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5f¥'”°°“- n-mein, Dorothy warn. saalisn
@m»el1, htlir Aitken.
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Grade VII-1, Dorothy Burke; 2,
Standing of Fanning School for Beulah Godin; 3. Laura Dixon.
Grade V-1, Earl Townsend; I,
Gnde ,,-1_1 Mu-ion M~,b°;;_ 3 Elizabeth Coifin; 3, Elwood Camp-
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“llama Love Pape' is a
farce-a. glee-spree of max-ri
and it gives the low-down un
two head-men of every family?
The story tells of the mtiven-
hiruof apspl whdlafraidi his
Job and s mama who thinkhhafs
the greatest man on earth.___And
justsssureasmamaisridlngin
the clouds, papa put his foot»-into
Double and loam his Job. A~aeries
of circumstances combine to mah
him hump into success, and grams
thinks Lei greater than ever,'
"llama" Loves Pepe" is a. péifem
show for a eoubie who ami; to
laugh. Without s serious moment.
it draws a satirical picture of Ms
ds Mrs. American Family-an, up-
roarions comedy.
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Lillian Harvey .lln
“My Lips Betras”
At Prince Edwar
Lilian Harvey, star of a number
oi continental pnowolays. who has
already taken America's motiosrpio-
ture audiences by storm with har
role in "My Weakness." openadyae-
terday at the Prince Edward _The-
atre in “ily Lips Betray". héil seo-
ond production for Fox Fi1m.- In
this picture, specially adapted fl
her versatile talents, she hasdohn
Bolu as her leading man. _
The story is laid in a n 
mythical setting, and the
characters are a romantic king and
a charming cabaret entertainer.
Through an error perpetratedg the
royal, if til>SY. chauffeur.
begin flying about that this young
girl who is on the verse of"lteiq
evicted by her landlady foi:.non-
paymeni. of rent is really ths.k.`lng'l
iavmite. Things change with am-
asing rapidity. Instead of Being a
poverty-stricken entertainer;" the
giri becomes the centre artery-
one's attention. she is dined
wined and feibd and decoratgq
entirely against her will, is 0
into accepting the situatiom- Sha
must play the part if only to-keep
the people around her happy.
The king finally hears about tba
rumor and decides to investigate fu
himself. He goes to see the yoimg
woman who is supposed to~be his
favorite and put a stop to henruln
But be finds a girl who capillvatu
him completely and makes him fall
s victim to her indomitable 
Be finally decidm to let rumqx
romance take their courses. _ _
The cast in support of Mix Har-
vey and Boles includes El Blend?
Irene Browne." “My Lips B¢re
is presented in co-operation w_i_t._h the
local Knights or Pythian." ___
INFANT PRODIGY llwffll
RHIMES .1
NEW YORK, March 5-SOP.,
"Who are your favorite authors?
George S. Schuyler, Negro 
asked and turned to his tw!! an
one-half year old daughter. ar'
"Nietzsche, Dostolevsky __ and
Plsubert,” Phillippa Duke S@uyle1
replied with no hesitation___and I
slight lisp. "Of course, that’s just a
joke,” Mr. Schuyler explaixlemf “Sill
really hasn't rea.; any of 
But goidenbrown Phillip who
was born August 2, 1931, pa% the
next hour in her home pr .3 to
newspaper folk that she could reed
and write, oouid spell hlppntamus,
rhinoceros and Mississippi and rs
cite verses from the “Rubalxat d
Omar Khisyyam."
In is bright apartment, p9rohed
on a bluff far above the slsering
hunger oi’ Harlem, the little Negro
girl hr... been acquiring krlowledg
from the time she could "`wsik
"When she was 20 months old all
knew all the colors of tho»5pc0-
trum." .,
When one of her parents su'
gested that she should recite fa
the gathering Phillippa, witho
hesitation, swung into; ._
"Hello, five little toes on each fo:
live little fingers on each han
Twelve little ribs on each sit
Of each little girl in the land”
A newspaper womsl., nppkerg
not too imprened said "cuts"
her eyes popped slightly when Phi#
llppe went on: 
“Tha moving finger writes; ll
having writ, ,
loves on; nor all the ploy li
wit
Basil lure it back to eeheelital I
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