8. 1933 me cHA1u.o'r'l~lrrovvN GUARDIAN PAGE NINE
STERD ’ S OCK AND BO D Q OTATIONS
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MARKET 1 coss1P
g¢..11»m arsamal emu neun" cmulumtuwa 1.1..-.nm mi,.,,,, ,§ ,,|,,,,,, ,,, ,gg vanilla; oi a muy mm ...ay 1.1¢ uw evolution of buhdmg mm W
Lanadian dollar as compiled by thef l 'umm “ ‘ °*"" I ""4 lm°”Y _
7'- i _' Royal Bank ot`Canuda, clolsd todl! "”'b'° l” °"'”'°" 4 diy! °f "W “Fly 99’°i1¢1’5 11111911 U18
1 Johnston All T
iso 1'5" M __ _ 1’ .mlm-la .c1.ll1lng`_l'll::' .member entries for Exhibition
k _“__ __The muh" W" Bm’ lm" oh  __°°_*3'}A °|""“ 108 110115” $114 6110191195 have 10118 ed to leam on Monda mornin of
hx ine two hours of trading_ ___ __
__:{_.,,iu1,1.y was very dl1nltsl!._ Imp 011  ...._ ...._ 131/1
In-ntiy were heade or lnier Pet ,.. ... .. 1. 18
‘W ui.; levels but the un-|Nornndn ... ...._ . . _.. 1i1i1,{,
|n_l__l1_,,,11l11g of the trading snerrltt ..    1.-.li
the action of the day; Slscoe ifhles ...  1514'
a wars) nournaax. cons sranxs ”“ ‘°"°‘"‘“
Dist Coop Seng ,, 21
is
3111;.,
1-17
11111 1
4111 |
llk"“_le,.,.iopmenti over the;'i'e<~k Hugh  _.  (lin 1 ,
,gg favorable a heilcr mar-‘ Walker Hiram ... _. . 41
___ ,ew hut others give a Me-lchera  _,_ ___ ,__ 13%,
‘f1d0\l'l1\\'urd wily D8 6XD€Ct~ . .. . 400
‘W ,nd company-
Lil
e ou ’
 .. 112,112 1.411, . _
','U_l?{E ~ ~' .M77 gif.  New t ltuly lire 0552.
'H1111' I" U ‘Ain 'lull l~` Pow 10"' ' ' '
_. i 11;: slilcv omitted lli\'i- ‘, "' ' 1 " ,_ /11 Switzerland frnnc £1803,
° 111 rash- aioekhalfl A111 “Heli - . ' -- 11 f 1111111111 slat... doll... 11,5 1.
-il 1,-Q
_ la'
Eldorado .. . ,_ ____ .ir}iil"'
_*_ Argentina peso 3878. _ HORSEMEN ILL
Km- goggle 1 (gu,,,|.| ¢,, ¢,,|,,,,¢,,,, ,nu W, _h 1 A\1l11'11li11 nouaa a.slla ' W p1°“° N settlers were the French, but their citizens of Summerslde were shock
' Belgium benz” 'zu-I'   y _
131; . ~ races close on Baturd , August 1 5
$35 l,’,'“‘"_,,’”""°’°_  ` ay _as 5111110 dllllipeared and left no trace. the sudden passing of Dr. Albert. D
_ . . _ _ _
ulga u lev 1134
China Hong Kong dollarl .$466.
Uneciloalovnkla crown .0444.
lienlunrk krone _2l4li_
Finland finlnurlk .023i,
France franc A1508.
Germany rel_cl.\s1nark .3fl47.
Great Britain pound 4,7065,
Greece drnchnla .1l83.
Holland floriu
H1111snry nengo .al141,
india rupee _.fitl70.
lla li '.0711-1
ly re _
lapan yen °00§.
 $073 - .1 2ofe
"1"  ,, s1.11l o.oo “pn” V" 1 ' '
d'   "om_;2;" °‘°“°“ YOrk Stacks `I‘;]§1]'];.¥1.I`iau?1"‘1:<§u.1`1iz‘:i“.'i=:n:..
A “ARKET C `k d h 1 ‘Poland zloti '.171-2. `
_ ol»s<-rver rvmnr c i of Ilollnlani leu _0090.
_'"1" c..x1tl11uca even nt tl1e's_o___“ ((`“"“‘““° P"°"l cm" South Africa pound 4.7812.
l“"’,`_ . ,ii it won’t be _ ’ g i i .__
` m'[‘m“1fn¥c solno eonlllnulva Alum ('h"m  "~  '~  ]l7r"‘i SR'!:-|i\e|1p‘i:1?11i:1- 21172'
Norway krone "U48
a ow boxing
1 stocks mulled. about _amy d______ Z‘a1;:e;1_“'h§" :in W5- P‘“k“'*°“ old red sandstone. Mr. Harris found 3111161132 He was hom in Slimmer-
°“8 0 111111111: 1111111111; some im.; of ,_ dozen 0, ,,,,,,.,._ H, side, the son ol the late .John A.
[ing fthe entire trading session. The
lclosc was narrowly lrreB11lar. with Tasuaiogttitsfllzeekiw tan whkth them rem B list 0! these and exhibited sharp and Mrs' sharp' He was ed-
_ohanges more or less evenly div- wc” sms _mer el; qi Wa_er' The- P110i»0i!1‘8PhS which he had taken of UW'-ed Hi the SU111m€1‘S1d€ H1811,
.med between the wmnem and _os_ P V1118 he car them_ In 1860 hams houses he, School and later at Acadia Univel'-J
. were looked after by friends at a came popular My Hu"-S Said that sity. He afterwards went to McGill` He leaves to mourn his widow, wh-
ers. Volume was 1 770,160 - ` ' ' _
_,__ uw smallest fe A_____ shf_'§_ “°1“‘bY h°““_- . ig., yea.. ag., in ,_ paper ,eau i,e_ U.111~e.-sity, where he tool: his Meal- before her marriage was Miss Geor
_ Th ` . '*‘_' fore the Hmm-y C1ub_ he recom cal Degree. At the outbreak of the’
,_,1.,,1,_.1,._,_,.,11,,1.111,.,.»»1-11,.1h.111..1-,-.-_--._»-- ~_-,  -11,11 1»1.,1».111,1,.,,  _,   ,,;_; ......... ...;..... 1;::;::;s1..;;l.°;.:_;°.:°f....M;1.:“::.1 ---1-1   -1---1  ;=.;;:z.11.;.1z 1;":.;11l:.:;1 
D1'BS¢’-int time. He said that the first The community of Bedeque and
(B John 5m J W Bonner’ sew About 1760 or sion :._f_ter began the Sharp at the comparatively early age
Y L. Cooley, Aggminegd _ mow permanen se ements. Log of 47 years. Dr. Sharp assed awa
l pn., Fimmciui w,.i¢,,_) dbg/2:' _;C§_l_2EN;;;‘;“d;;_Em;” houses were built and occasionally] at 4.45 a. m. Monday, :ess than 2:4
NEW YORK, Aug 7-'I‘he stock City was bam' dm ed 8 d me' one finds some of these, but hidden_hcurs after Dr. Gillis, of Kensing-
manket ghosg wdgy in iudufge miomu' nts receged s "5 mn" he now behind shlngllng.1n 1820 stone ton had passed away.
_nothing more giyenuouu than aim a§aa__emp__‘_o Bxwinotgew n masons came from the Old Country Dr. Sharp had a heart attack a-
_mcre round of aimless and insigni- °n the bridge at pM0__eu‘ the rmczf “nd f°" 'hint' Years they Were D11-SY b°“"' tW° We€k5 113°- but had 1'€C°V-
rica.-it sh d _ erecting stone houses in the good ered and was feeling quite well on
` 1 11011111 nu the ln. lA“"’=“‘11 --  - -  f11‘» -11-1-s-- issues ho ed d ‘ P P es with all modern appliances and
__ tl1`s ' - ' _ .' » __
1f____ (__, ,__m_,__t ,__ m,u,h_g|Al1|111r11 llnxol  _ . _  _r:.i___ U S ,u_u,,,, ,__ ,um_h._,_u 470% S W 11 het ecline for the pf 5;, Martins sguii-1 Shure whim occupied by the owners. as upposed he joined the Imperial .Royal Army
if-1` , ffnndn Dry  ... li . ‘ ‘ ~ .
-,ans 111 many sllnres in » . ~ -~ -__1i' louml sterling In Montreal 4.70%. day of Seventellths of a ' .
“‘ '.. ‘,`1'1.111111.- __ __ __ ____   _ _  1-_js 11 s dollar ln 11011111111 1.0714.. _ pomt' ‘S n°W “nd” the R‘°d9mPi°1”‘5‘ to large rented houses, flats or M°d"’“1C°'P5»““d Sewed with that
il-  C    .. .. .  1
x_.,,i,.,. oiilnioll lvns plenaoll (,""”_ 0 _ _ '- 
c:i‘,,ug wink mid news, and thc (_
___ _hui nficr some irregularity 
5|-1,111 might sock llomelvhllt 
1,1-1111 alliclt no large volume F
hcs1r»cnke null hiu . .. ,1:
nn(iu14 ..   . .. ... lil ‘
orn Products ..  .. ._.. 80 t
nstlnllll ... .._ ... . ... 7-tԤ
r1l‘"i"‘11 ’ .-5119 Gen I-ilrwfric ... ... .. .  22""
11.'-.‘.-:..;""..':.“1‘.°.l.‘..“..'.:-... t:1;.1=»1-1-1.111   ..  ~i
m'h,,.1ilr~at .lilly illilalllvss i1\|?__
i1r_vi1lf‘r rorilornilon. In ____ \,___k_ ______
nulinnents were 00,340 cure \__ ' " ~- ~ .1
fuluws .ull H 7° 25 l\°1'1¢S if ¥
|11i;.1r up three to six. -_
_ llil n'ne to 1Il_ 
i11i1f-11ml _practically nnrhnllg- Q
Saturdays close.-Dow Jones ;__
_,___i.___._-
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...----~ 1' s l:11|1l»1~1-  . _  1
igi tn .lohntiton and Warrli ` \
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51,1, l».111-  
1
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land Trl _.._ 1..
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80’/5
71
741.1
101;
9 .
218i
38|/¢
17’/u
22314
36
20
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as
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lluiors . . ...
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my snail.  _
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with nrilh .: 
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Roller ll nr _,___
lrll Fnrh ,__ __
P11   ..._
lrfraft .... _... 81
"fra ._ ......
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nil cf.  
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31,1.
24 94
103-21
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44
1115.
11114,
111%
112%
211
111115
211111
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141/,
2-114
41 ‘.fL
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7%
n
17
6056.
3511.
2211,
111;
251,;
24%
25114
141,15
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8%
211
4111(
115%
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lov,
02
18%
in
11114
119'!/1.
401.4
41%
ll
L_?
lil. arocx xxc Halma
M.
cn .\I0tors _..._ ... . .. Bling
t Ilr\'1‘stc1- ... _ . .. 3111.5
11 nl1=u111t '_.. 1°.  ,` '.f.`. 5.1
Y Cnutrnl ... . _ .. `-ilhj
nrth Amor ..... . . . .. 24
22';
l'nlnn f*11rll51lc  . . .  I
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1-'i _ '
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di
Einar
05
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8-i
121% (
.. _ ,
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li
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$3151 “
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06|/
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43%
10
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Stock Market
(Canadian Presl)
L" start... cn...
__ nfliur.-i A ... ... .. .. ,.,..... 5
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Iirn1,ll'nl1.. .. _.. .  14
I ‘nn fur  . . . .... ilifli
qi; Un Pffl ~~. ... _ ~ . ... -
'nn Ind Al  _ .  18
I’ R _.. ...  ... .. _...... 17
mn Bridge    ...  32:.-1
 H1111- Smith  ..  '.  2
1“f~ 1111111 stuvl and Coal B   71'-.1
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10”.. 1 “
29-111'.
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PRODUCE
1-1_ --1-
19 l\i0Z\'TRl1l.-\I., Aug 7-Trnrling was'
(Cnnndinn Press)
31,, _ riuint on thc Mnlltrulll dairy and p
._
...
l
10
. rlonlc-re following reports of hlg
 prices ill the We-st. A tnfnl of
‘°"":1f? Potntocs were firmer with
mi? Queilf-cs nt. $1 por 80 P01111" D111!
2*"-.1 rl .10 in $1.311 ps. so l>f111nd 1111s
lm* Ne-'w Brllnswirk Iinll Prince. Edward
Q?/-1 Inland green mountains. New New
21%
-ill/fi
24
2414
4141
.'i.'i5\_§
4
12%
401-}
4
115
31%
1
ti
40 1
41%
5
." - Johnston and Ward)
- °l’.°.°
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Fu °
~ 111  ..,.. 1111.
‘“ .. 1 4.
1 l>l.1`1§-`  
Rl'
1712
#lt ' ' " 325%
" ~. ._  lnzk
1°  ..I  ` lo
Rani, __
ilnrrln  "'.,'_" MA
1111;
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iw ~“ 1-- .. .
P02" " "
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._ uw.
. - ~ . 28
- 11.1111-  _
BANK!
 '.e.1§il "_°;;
'.!.1‘.5
$6
Cloao
1 ii
1
1201!
80% i
101/4
.nw
87%
25%
1
111%
1815
28‘,li|
5%;
3:/‘
aff'
17%
HUG
22114
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is “
17
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e~>-1-i-e~.:-.£131.51 ..1¢.:-:-'is-a.<aF‘..
i\lgpi,»|_\~r<j towards the rinse of
week was recclltled nn the butter m
kat ns no 1 grntlo in curlots nr
't‘r.::1:=::-':‘1m1.= were light and rece!
tntnllnri only 405 hcxea.
Ontario 1-hcl-as was quoted over
mngo of 10 tn 1014, cents a pound
Quebccs at D1/_1 tn l1'_\{. cents. Arrlv
0 nnlnulltli to 'JM hoxt1s_
No chnngos were rcpnrtorl in
05:1: market ns rrrnflod shlflinellts
rnrlots or less of extras hclll at 18
iglz, cents a dozen, firsts at 15 ce
Il
1% market is expected next week
cases was offered for sale.
Brunswicks were not quoted.
(Canadian Press)
4%
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('ntl _\i:xrvoi1i  .., . , ---
(‘irie.1 Serv  ..... .-_ ... ,...
Ford of Can A ... ... ... ...--.-
illt 1'(-te _.. ..... ,». »-»
Ning llud ... ... ... ... 
.
St Oil ind ... ... ... .. -----
, -if--<**°'
0%
‘ llosrnnsn sur 7-11°°=|11*'
aa..-11 ami :set nose- N0 "HY °°
33
brought 52.25
kinds up 19 33-
01/;
41/.
to :cool-dlag to oulllff
11111--11 me  . ,. ._ ...,115 |
f1l_
‘rlnnriillnl .. . .  ff.
'r1.=tin1_1i1r1ll.=n. _ ,_ 411
ll
"4 liviil Steel ... . _ ._ 721%;
_~ I' S .\‘i<-11| .
:-
-11
:la-1-_v lhrria  _.. .  ll
|¢~l'nii l"l‘ul\{ ... . . .. 
]"‘1i‘i .\`:1t lil-rw   U. U 
Jw* l’n\\'nr ('1~l'|:i _.. _
0,, Quvlw- P1111' ... . . 19%
205 Silnlvllilgrln ..... 18-'Vi
13'; si.-¢~lf1f<"nn      23%
'inllipeg Elcc ..... ... ... _.... --
‘£1
-W.
_.
.-
r
llllce lnnrket tnrluy ns a result of th \
ci\1'<- holldlly in Ontario and the
hunk hollllnv l|1 the llnitcrl KIDS'
linm A contriliution oi' the easy trend
lnati
lass
wus fillnlfll nt lfifli rents n liouu|l.1
Conditions in the cheese market
were similar to the butter msrketb
and '
tilci
nll aecolldn nt 12": ¢"\‘9. 11 f|"“"|
hor
M7
new
und
N. Y. CURB.
13
2% ‘
El Bond and Share ... ... . 1- 2'-We
Imp Oil ... ,-- .-1 --~ .-1‘::_'_; Lua
0%
L11/Es1'oc1“< 1
sw" aorta? :guilt ltrndy with last
7.-
111.7.-'
711
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als |
in
to
nts
by
of
sm.-1.- C102?
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.mui Alncr .ull  . ' ... "...-
mli ‘
3-`>'1{:
zen;
11
253;
24%
*_*/l%‘.‘
134%
34%
8%
24 *i
1'»h 1
3'5i
3
to
l\‘rcnt°l1 franc ill Molltrral 5.68.
Ponml sterling in New Yoflr 4.48.
f‘11nn1linn dollar in New York 03%.
l4’renl‘l1 franc in New York 5.30%.
nlnwurc allll Iilld  _..  - 1 i-uundinu duh," in Pauls 1152,
i`l‘:|11ra_ }
U S dollar in Pnrls 18,82 fronts.
Miscellaneous 4
:_»__._se1~ N J  . `. .. ij;f.~ _.1\'_a\l'_1'l_1lll<, sug_»_ 7-(s._P.)-l._1{l)ex
  .-1 . . 11.111. 5 ll up c eululuu ily pr ces ec
f_f‘;"‘G_g‘_‘ 5 J .--- » ~-  ill 1031 equals 1000).
'i‘11dny 131.5 prov duy 135.1.
\Vel>lr ago 1313.1, mouth ago 135.4.
|033 liigil I-15,0; iflfili low 7S.7_
Hill! lliiril 1052.0; 1003 lu\V 70,3.
i.11.|._\-r11,'l11_ l_'»:::1 l1v ,\|-1o1iy‘a).
.'\`l§\\' \`UIiK_ Aug 'l'~(A.I‘.)~iln\\'
1:u;;.'lr wus |1111-Iillngt-1| today nt 3,45
for si111|.a. l1‘1|111r\1s 11111111 flrluer on
fours of lil-Illynrl .~|ui1;<-utu us u rc-
suil ol' r11i11.l-ls of 1|.s|l|rl1t~d lnllor
vollllitinlls ill |.'|1hu, '1‘l1c ulnrket. closed
fi to li ilciinls hlgllvr. Sales 13,050 tons.
.Wil 1.41: llc.: 1.7.0; .lun 1_51; .\i1~l1
I.i'11l: Mny 1.131; July 1.058.
'Phe r11i‘ilu~l| lnnrkut was uncilnngt-.i
with rf1i`i:1t1r.\1 listing ut 4.70 nnd sec-
uoii liulllls nroulnl ut -f " to 4.60.
MTz_.£URB
(Canadian Press)
Bt ic Clos
D4” I D
a A 011       1:1114.
I\1~ulll1nru1\ls  ... ... .. .. 5A:
Tlnlu Eng  .. -. .... -
imp Oil  _ _ _ . .f  13%
lmp Tob  _.. ... -... _.. ... -
ini' l'.~to  ...  .., ....... 17%
Wulkcr Pfd ...  ..... -...  15
Wheat Prices
C lo s e Lower
CHLCAGO, Aug 'l-tA.P.>-A-
waiting developments in the Re-
sv
_covery Plan. wheat prices averaged
u _
little lower today, affected some
what by liberal enlargement of
the domestic wheat supply.
The' countl'y‘s stock of wheat in
sight showed 3,057,000 bushels in-
crease during the past week, com-
pared wlth 992,000 increase a. year
ago. With holidays at Winnipeg
and Llverpsol, .speculative interest
was restricted, and the market re-
sponsive to any good buying or
selling, but displayed no pronoun-
cod t:rend~
Wheat closed easy, 1-4-3-4 under
Saturdays finish, com 1-2-1 cent
down, oats, 1-4-5-8 off, and prov-
isions unclhanged to a set-back of
15 cents. ,
SE'I‘Tl.ERS FACE STARVATION
 WN, Seek-1 A118- 7
-(ClP.1-When the early Norman
settlers in Utah faced starvation
from destruction of their crops by
crickets and grasshoi'/pers in 18&8.
gulls from the Salt Lake came and
saved them by eating the insects
The Mormons erected a now-fam-
ous statue to the seH€1111~ This WBT.
10,000 sea. gulls from Lake John-
stown, in southem Saskatchewu-n,
performed the same service for s
farmer here.
The indians also ate the grass-
hoppers, according to the record of
one of the Mormon elders. He writ-
es: “The first company of savages
who visited the pioneer camp
emptied out their sacks bushels of
1c..n..lla.1 rms) _ dried grasshoprpars on which they
1.11..; agua 11.3111 .111 11111 it-(_ montreal made their suppe-1_1,
livestock markets tollnv hi;_l1R <i0__l§___
1” posed ci' 1.231 cattle, R07 r' vee. me LENGTBENING A cohr
1 1
191%
":i:g¢1Y;':1e tlzienrmllg on calves was very Tm’ modem fashlm M edging
ily 1-411. .ans fully so si-nts 11ia1111f~ revere, side, and hen of I Wood
If G ‘
us.. au_11_111y ¢_i1_§;°;'_“_',°‘,‘,“,, “1?1'.§'.1..“’f'1.ff1' coat' with a an-lp <11 plan. material
gkgonig wig and common 1" '”“‘ lenders it easy to lclmthcn B-11 old
f '$.50 to
 q(x7‘<‘1lll1i=gnrf"tv1:i11 ragnht $‘grn.~lsers 0118 which is 1‘8i.hC.‘ 511011 101' thi!
W-°“ Wm’ h""°' year's wear. The strip to be placed
round the collar and revere must
Quotations he cut gn th; cross, but tho 07116!!
Good and choice- veal $52 ¢0\’""“” Ste bot*/81' if straight, Ind it Will
'i'rd‘;"'1m75” °" "'75: “"",”°"’1 be necessary to mitre each corner.
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21-....gin 1.1.50 with fair- in  side. To EM ll 111111111 10118111 IS
1.1.1.1. in mired l°¢l_ :;"';!_'<‘,_o s_______ puggibig mm down the hem, press' ____i_ _
 11125212112-lilodntousl in $51; Accord- i¢_ join’ the strip exactly on the Buooes in life depends entirely mmparing the hard firm sand with George.
1"! ‘° ‘1“"""‘ line which shows the original on whether you know how to han- ii-ig; of Daytona, Beiwii in rio,-ida_._
ouaiailuna i¢ngi,n_ and face it up with lining idle your own publicity.-Ely Cul- Rev. Father _l;y_:n, of Chatham,  JM1;;_ca-lolrlr; léaclgaeiu Mayor _sim
to match, _ ber-mon. B., was U. v r at Dalvay t om . w or 1 011 11 V
____ weei¢__A very ig,-ge crowd ug bm.. to his home in Canoe Cove. 11
if駧FiE"'§'§'f;n,ng~lm;°h4'i::\v Iiiougm Mutual enrichment is a condition Satisfying rewards and safe re- era enjoyed the surf and sand at MHURM 111141 103 the Bland th?
111... 111-»..11111.1.___l_a_§_1i{_{;;' m“f,‘;',,,,°’§,',f,'i of lnalvalual enrlchmsntmr. nam- wards some only through honest Dalvay Beach last sunday arm- years seo and last visited his nal-_
§’,"""f.'§.' .`I§'1'°s':11`-1. .mimi from to to .gy ygggpi-mgl¢ work-lirsnklin D. Roosevelt. lnoon ive province in 1930.
Colorless and Quiet;
C°m11'10dill’ markets were color-_
less and 11111111, mo, almost as lf the
mid-summer lethargy surrounding
Stocks had been contagious. Trad-
111s in grains. proceeding in a list-
less manner, resulted mostly fn
fractional declines. Cotton lost 70
to 85 cents a bale.
F°f@l811 exchanges trailed” along
in Uhe same spirit. The market for
metals showed a generally steady
tone
seemed to bc singled out for seii.
Ing more than any other gmun
Wall Street attributed this, for the
11105791121-ri. to ratr uncertainties
h.
G
method of cclnpcnsatlon for thc
lgher operating costs expected
Among the utilltlw, Consolidated
as, North American and Public]
Service of New Jersey, lost from‘
fractlcns to more than a poi. 1..
Rails Lower l
Rails were soft despite an in-
terstate commerce commission de-
cision refusing to sanction lower
freight rates. New York Central,
Baltimore and Ohio, _Canadian
Pacific, Pennsylvania, Santa Fe,
and Great Northem Preferred all
closed fractonally to around a
point loiwer.
The steel group remained steady
throughout the day. United States
Steel, Bethlehem and Republic
were slightly higher at the final
gong. A more robust: showing was
made by Chrysler, Hercules Pow-
er, Great Western Sugar Preferred
Endicott Johnson, Dunhill Inter-
national, and Reynolds Tobacco B,
all of which advanced from 1 to a.-
round 2 points. '
Viewed Satlsflctoriiy
The business picture was gener-
suy viewed w-ith satisfaction lu*
financial quarters. Wall Street was
keenly interested in the fortnight
statement of the interstate com-
merce commisslon-made in con-
junction-with its rate decision-
urging equal regulation for com-
peting forlms ot transport.
Iibrmation of fthe Board of Arb-
itration, it is felt completes all the
essential machinery needed to put
over the Recovery Campaign. This
was regarded as the one remain-
ing tool needed, lut with a. desig-
nated body ready to adjust dis-
putes, most observers felt that the
drive should move steadily for-
ward from this point on.
What Blocks Did |
Mon Fri
Advances   .-- .. 127 71
Declines  ... --. ... 367 344
Unohansed   .. 120 96
Total issues ... ... .. 614 511
HOT WEATHER GN THE WEST _
W-1lNNIPH}, Msn., Aug 7-Hot
weather with only scattered show-
ers during the past week has been
experienced throughout the West.
. _ wp
In the stock list the l.ltilitles|p1
under the recovery campaign. so
dia
pl'
It was reflcshing to meet so many
old friends, but saddeningto miss
many familiar faces. The sub-'
ject of his morning sermon was
“The Coming of Better Times", thei.
text being “Nevertheless we look‘
for a new heaven and a. new earth
wherein dwelleth righteousness." Ln!
the evening his subject was “Somcl
Sacred and Inspiring Memories
from the text “The place whereon
thou standest is holy ground.”
NOTED EDUUATIONIST-Prof.
J. I.. Paton, retiring president of
Fushers. charge’ and of which Rem te___eme__ts_ The small home ha___ unit until the close of the War. 1-lei
F8 or S. Connolly. C.SS.R., is - was mentioned in d‘ t h 1'
lsr, ale making fluthe, ,_______._’:‘__  11; S_1j;d» _‘nd iiom me tug times and an Aprlllgpéisclvesrsggii-Z1:
g ory. ng ma _ 1 1
11161115. and are about to erect a. reign The house of the futm; as the Mliltary Cross “for gallant and
residence for Father Connolly. This predicted by H_ G_ wells was a150_ distinguished bravery in the field,"
will be a splendid thing for hgih referred to' Rmarlan S D_ I__v.____1having been mentioned in a dis-»
the pastor and the people. Prepar- ` patch by Field Marshal Sir Doug-
was in the chair, and the guests
atlons are well in haha for a lawn Wm R,,,,,,.u,u_, W E F, 1115 Huis f°r this special honour. '
_ . . teh f 1
rece and picnic to be held Thurs- _ F er ° alter the warhc returned tolvlon-
SYd11€y, and R. A. Mlngle, Presl-
aftemo n <1 i _ treal and took a special Medical;
th; cause ation? even ng to help :Eng oilthe Tram Club’ and Cecil Course at the Montreal General!
' en "5 °f Em R°y““y' Rm" H s 'tal 1. te h took . ras-1
lan Neil MacLean stated that last
friendships in Prince Edward lsl- others will be ve
_ , ry welcome.
and the fear that there may be no and, particularly in Charlottetown. E
_ PERSONALS
Miss Sadie Inmphler, Brookline,
Mass., is spending a few days at her
old home at Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. C, Bustin and Mrs. A. John-
stone, who have spent the summer
at York, left yesterday for St. John.
Miss May White left this morning
to spend her holidays with Mrs. H.
L. Neal, St. John, N.B. .
the Memorial College, St. John’s,_-
Newfoundland, was in the city yes-|1
terday for several hours, while the,
S. S. Fort St. George was in port.
Prior to his assuming the presl-
dency of the College, Prof. Paton
was principal of the Manchester
Boys Grammar School in Rlglandf
He visited this province in the sum-
Y
ucational survey of North An-fence.
esterday morning he 'inspected‘
the new Prince of Wales College
and expressed his approval of the
building. He had much pleasure in-
meetlng Miss Nora. Bateson. who is'
conducting the Carnegie Library
demoxlstraton, and who is e. grad-
uate of Manchester University.
Pm. Patou is succeeded by P.~or.{
-Hatcher as president of the Mem-i
orial College. Prof. Pat/on and his
sister are now enroute to England.
DALVAY GUESTS - Dr. Abram
E. Cory, of Indianapolis, Indiana, is
spending a very delightful few days
at Dalvay-by-the-Sea.-Professor J.
A. McDonald, of Saskatoon Univer-
sity, with Mrs. McDonald, left re-
cently for their home in Saskatoon,
Sask. While on P. E. I., they were]
week end guests at Da1vay-by-the-
Sea.-Mr. John H. Booth, of Indian-1
apolis, Indiana, is a guest at Dalvay- 1
by-the-Sea.-Professor C. V. Chris-1
tie, of McGill University, Montreal,
pleasant week at Dalvay-by-the-Sea.
Mr. Christie is a. brother of Rev. Mr.
Christie, of York.-Mrs. C. New-
Rltz, of Montreal, who are guests at
Dalvay-by-the-Bea, were entertain-
ed at Bridge on Friday afternoon
their beautiful summer home "Lake-
wood I.odge."- Mrs. Anita Waagen.`
of Oslo, Norway, who is on a tour
of America, and who spent a. de-
Cutting has commenced in Mani-
northern ann with less than aver-
age in the central and southem
districts seem probable, awarding
to the weekly crop report of the
Department of Agriculture. Can-
adian National Railways.
gen is travelling with her sister.
M.lle Dalbec, of Montreal, and her
private chauffeur, Mr. Oliver Crete.
vay and think the Beach is the fin-
est they hsve seen in Canada, and
combe, of Ottawa, and Mrs, Chas..
Mr. Clifford Dfngwell, war veteran,
left Charlottetown Monday moming,
August 7th, on e. business visit to
Murray Harbor.
Mr. Bam Goldsworthy Wooldridge,
Covehead Road, has greatly enlarged
his bam and installed a hay fork.
Mrs. Clarence P. Lord Kenne-
mer M lm in tm °°““° °f an °d‘ bunk, Maine, is spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Gunn,
Stanley Bridge.
A very great improvement is being
made on Pleasant Grove Road.
M¢SS1`S- Bl811a1l. Lowry and Power
have charge of the power machine._
Miss christine McLeod, R. N.,
New York/a.nd Miss Florrie Mc-
Leod, Montague, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. S. C. Schurman, Cher-
lorttetown.
MH- J. -7. Connolly and daughter
Noreen have returned from a pleas-
ant vlsit to Rollo Bay where they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.
White.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Strickland,
York, on Saturday last celebrated
the 350th anniversary of the found-
ing of their native country, New-
foundland. ._
Misa Mary Belle McDougall and
with Mm Christie. spent u very Miss Rose White have returned to
their homes, after an enjoyable vac-
ation at McDougalI’s summer home
at Canoe Cove.
Mies Helen L. Bernard, Freetown,
is spending a very pleasant vacation
with her aunt at Stanley Bridge, be-
by Mu and Mn_ Gem Demon ut fore resuming her work astelwher of
North Granville School.
Among the passengers coming tol
Charlottetown by sa.turday‘s late
huhtful week "_ Du1vuy_hy_the_5e,__ train was Mr. Bernard Creamer, of
len. recently by the s. s. Hochelaga- 51111115- r°°“"11“K ffm ° "iv M105*
tobs- and is expected to be gener- | for pici°u_ when he Wm ,mud u the Atlantic. His many friends wel-
al next week. Average yields in the week ut Piuwu Lou” heh-,tu Bohm to come him back.
St. Andrews-by-the-Bea. Mrs. Was- '___'
Mr. A. W. Hyndman, Manager of
the Royal Bank of Canada, accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. Char-
'rhey are load in their praise or Dal-i lee Hvndmw- “nd 111° 1111111111111- 1'
Miss catherine, left today for an
excursion trip on the S. S. Fort St.
EXCHANQE mil'-"Es Hum erinlnl aullnlllsll 1...;l...$“f.'.‘Z‘..‘.’.§‘.i.. Death 0fDf- ' 
Rbtlrlhn , h
<oumlla.. r 'ran mlmutxvea ru. quam. “n 5-“”"‘€1:1‘:w:ddH1‘;ds°\1Y‘I'?°U§:lE Albert D' 
MUNTREAL Au ?_:Qum.h "4 County lows of local interns but ld- in Prince Ed'WB-rd Bland" tracing B e d e q u e
o pl a r e up a p _
tice at Wellington and about twelve |
.411 zloN cmnwn-on suhday1satul~d..y the notarlans with le.. __ ___ __ _ B __
,__ . - _years ago a e up n e ,
Re1v._tD1'. l;o.s occupied his former_ cars drove forty-six boys to the when he has enjoyed the w_:;1;e_I
up' .m mn Church in um my' camp at Came owe' and Rmarlan ence of a large clientele Dr Sharp'
'C3Ch111li at l:ot'ii services. The Paul Murray arranged for brin ' ` '
Doctor extended the greetings oi’ them to South Shore Chapelggg ` was 8' man with E pleasing person-
ality, and was held in high regard
Erskine Cllurch. Ottawa, and ex- Sunday. Wednesda is visito ‘ d
cssed the pknsure o_ resummg at the camp mdyRmman;5 ag; by his fellow doctors and parlshion-
ers. He was a member of the Unit-
d Church at Bedeque and also a
member of Hiram and Lebanon Ma-
Ceneral Motors
An ri o u n c e
Wage Increase
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.- (A.P.) -
General Motors Corporation todal
announced a 101 percent pay increase
to salaried employees, effective Aug-
ust 1.
The increase, said the Company’.
statement, affects "a1l salaries as of
July 31, effective August 1, of Gen-
eral Motors Corporation employees’
Directors at the same time order
ed the regular quarterly dividend ol
25 cents a share on the commol
stock and the regular quarterly pay-
ment of $1.25 on the $5 i,:‘efe1're<
stock,
sonic Lodge, Summerside.
gie McQuarrie, daughter of the lat-
Judge McQuarrle, of Summerside
three children, Miss Betty and Mas
ters John and Neil, at home; als-
his mother, Mrs. Jolm A. Sharp, ann
his sister, Miss Zilpha, both at Sum-
merside; two sisters, Mrs. (Dr.
Frank McNeill, of Winnipeg, wht
returned home just a few days ago
Mrs. James A. McKinnon, of Ed-
monton, who is visiting her mutha
at present: and two brothers, Dr
Claude Sharp, of Edmonton; am
Dr. Richard Shurii, of Providence
R..I., who arrived home 0. few dayl
ago, and to all of whom The Guard-
ian extends sympathy.
One brother George was killed ir
action near the end of the Greai
war and another brother, Ludlow.
died following an accident about twc
years ago.
The f-uneral will take place or
Wednesday at 2 p. m. from his late
residence in Bedeque to the People’|
Cemetery, Summerside.-S.
Mlnard's Linimcnt relieves coma,
4-evcvow
Z
 ow+  '
dvertising Rates-Payable in Advance
Central Guardian locals, fc. per word; Western and
_ Eastern locals, 2c. per word;
Announcements and Coming
Events, 21:. per word; Classified, Ze. per word; lu Memoriam
Notice, 7011. per inch; Lbts of Floral and Spiritual 0i!er-
ings, Cards, etc., fe. per name; Letters of Condnlence, 70c.
per inch; Notion of Thanks and Appreciation, 701:. per inch
or 4c per word. Other rate:
` Minimum Charge for any
cents.
on applications.
advertisement twenty - five
 %%%%
RATE:-2c per word, three ln-
scrtions for the price of two, strictly
payable in advance.
Wanted
BOTTLES WANTED-PINTS' AND
quarts. Phone 1107. 1433-6-29-tf
For Sale
FOR SALE -- CHEAP. A KI-YAK.
Phvne 37. 234.
CARBOARD SUITABLE F011
lining outhouses, etc., lc per
sheet. Guardian Office. tf.
WANTED T0 BUY DIRECT'
from owner, farm near Char-
lottetown. Apply Box "A," Guard-
ian. 188
WANTED - I HAVE BUYERS
waiting for city homes. For quick
results list your property with
Benjamin. Phone 633. 163
To Let
T0 LET - MODERN HOUSE.
No. 451 Esker Street. Phone
1144-J. 78.
GARAGE AND EQUIPMENT FOB
sale. Good stand, Charles Murray.
Fredericton. P. E. I. 141
FOR SALE _ ‘NEWLY FRESHEN-
ed cow. Mrs. Stephen Roper, East
Royalty. ' 182.
“ron RENT-s noollr lmamn
apartment. Private bath. $120.00.
Phone 633. 162.
FOR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-
Five, Bridge and Whlst Score
Cards. Guardian Central Job
Printery. Nov. 1-tf.
T0 LET - TWO SUMMER. COT-
tages. D. W. White, York Point.
221.
T0 LET - HOUSE ON BISHOP
Street. Apply 122 Prince Street.
2115-7-31-tl.
HOUSE T0 LET-MODERN CON-
veniences, central location, 132
Fitzroy St. 246
1
T0 LET _ 8 ROOMED HOUSE, 291
Euston Street. All conveniences.
Also store and garage corner Eus-
ton and Olebar. Apply Bhama’s
Grocery Store, 211 Euston Street.
228.
Work Wanted '
 ,
A WOMAN WITH ONE CHILD
desires position as housekeeper
for man or woman. Apply J. R. R.
care Guardian. 206.
Miscellaneous 1
WILL THE PARTY WIIO PICRED
up the wrist watch in the Arm-
ouries the night of the re-union
of returned men, please retum
same to the care-taker and save
further trouble as the party ls
known. 237-
Maie Help Wanted
BECOME EXPERT BARBER
through our special low cost
course. Hundreds of successful
graduates. Write Moler Barber
’ Colle8¢. 573 Barrington, Halifax.
l-`l. H. W. Tu-Sat-tf
EARN MONEY SELLING 'IMPER-
ial Art' and 'Windsor' series Per-
sonal Chrlstmas Cards. $1.00 per
dozen and up. Also boxed assort-
ments. Agents being appointed
LAND I-‘OR SALE, CORNER HIGH-
land Ave Spring Park Road. Ap-
ply owrler. P. C. Stewart, 13|!
Kent Street. 225.
FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY-
Five, Bridge and Whisl; Score
Car..s. Guardian Central Job
Printery_ Nov. 1-tl.
FOR. SALE-51 TON GRAHAM
truck, first class condition. good
tires. Price $100.00, or will ex-
change for llorr-cs or cnftle. Wal-
ter S. Wecks, Fl'edm'ic1o1l. 214
FOR. SALE-DRAFT MARE WITH
foal at side. scvc-ral horses all Is-
land bred, 3 to 9 years; bunch
cattle, also good express wagon.
Price $25.00. Walter S. Weeks.
Fredericton. 215
Help Wanted
WANTED _ \`0l`.\1G MAN OR
woman t'1 soil(-il flu' Insurance.
Auton1nl1il.=_ Accident, l-lr-alth, Lia-
bility, ctr. Apply “B” care Guard-
ian. 207-
Lost
LOST -- SUM OF MONEY. FIND-
er please leave at Guardian Of-
fice. 227.
LOST -- BETWEEN ALBERTON
and Summerslde, Sunday night
a tire.-lube and rim. Finder leave
at White Star Laundry. Sum-
merslde. Reward. 251
Boarders Wanted
BOY STUDENT ACCOMMODAT-
ed near college. Apply Guardia;
now. Write British Canadian Pub-
lishing Co., 426 Patrick Bldg., Tor-
onto. H. W. M.-154.
(X)LI.EGE STUDENTS CAN BE
accommodated at 227 Water Street
Opposite station. 342-
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