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a enna Pamour 75300 83 873 74 1
F Paramaq 150 7 7 7
. B-Duq 2033 2 oO P
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‘ : elcher 431 114 112 112
G] goronio— Market higher in) MONTREAL (CP) — Prices| putter"? 1 175 15 1 | Pavmast_ 0600 a8 ala] 42
M forom ; were generally hich : . zs 100 —5 | Peerless 2000 23 BH
ut dive trading. : . Y Higher in active | Bevcon 61800 22% 20 22 +2. | Perron 4500 24-23%) 23%
: New York — Market mixed; aged on the Montreal and enc an 6 6 6 —%|Pick Crow 2200 100 96 100 +4
Ne beavadii aon ac icro 996 115 108 11 Pitch-O: 200 «6 «+6 6
: bs changes — . iehitty | 6 ne stock exchanges Thurs-| picrott wts 300 18 is ie aS ie hee ae 8 “15
“| Montreal — Marke shigh . : Bidcop 8000 18 17 «#17 Presion 300 590 590 590
% ‘ger in active trading. wep trading in the utilities Sanath 1000 24 24 94 ih Pronto "500 540 530 530 —S
saw Calgary Power advance to 79, onville 500 -54%zsi551KS «514 — 4 | Pros Air 1200 92 9 MM —1
: Bordul : ~
, ay N CIES up 3%, Quebec Power up 1% to fake g pests un My ; ee peed pd Ef = re
My CURRE 36, and Jamaica off 3% points at | Bouan 4500 48 46 «648 «641 [Que Chib 2200 41 40 4 ~1
i By : 59%. ibs 35:00 9 88 8 Que Cop 2200 20 OB
; : ny ralorne 600 620 610 615 Q Metal 21900 102 9 9 +42
were. me UE.) Me papere were mixed with | pro Rect tomo ee mee Get Rw
| jollar closed Thursday at a dis-| Powell River down a point at 36, | Brohrst 2000 4% 4h — | Quemont 100 $10% 10% 10%
| do of 2 9-82 per cent in terms| Consolidated up % at 3814. Brunsman M0 REO Bavrock 1100 81 810 BL
; , , , ; ; runswic! 125 310 310 exspar 150 6 6 6 :
gnadian funds, up 3-16. Pound} Among the base metals, Ashes-| pe Ky ana no Ris hig oes 8 a
of C 9 0 41
jing, $2.73 11-16, up 9-16. tos Was up % at 32%. Cable 2000 31° #30 30 — |Rix Athab 1810 69 67 69
pe The construction group was Camp Chib 2390 870 $50 386 8 Rocke 30000 244 210 2 :
{ ixed. inion Bridi fq¢ {Cdn Astoria 2500 7 #7 ° 7 B12 62 47 48° +
PRODUCE = Pe Sea Rais up %o/at C Dyno 23730 -70—«@0ségp Rowan Cns 30000 18 17 17% —2%
: " and Foun pines! up a 13%.|C Malart 4500 66 65 6 —4 |Ryanor - 2000 11% 10% 10% —1
: we osses were noted in the pipe-|C Nwest 45833 45 49 45 4g |St. Michael 6800 84 8 8 —I%
sONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- Wines witir: IntkrProvinei Cdn Thor 2500 6% 6th CG San Ant 5350 7570757
a rtment quotations: : er-Provincial down | ¢ _, |Sand Riv 24000 16 15 15
y Te rosie dealer prices % point at 535%, Trans-Canada off Cintek — rf = by se Sheep Cr 500 65 5 H_C
ay stations, wooden cases, * at 324%, and Trans-Mountain rin 23500 21% 20 20 —1% ig ame - = 410, oo
count 3 F own a poi ; an- 8080 12% 118 «118 il Miller 5B
mirelatee 60; large 60; medium | °°) - p rere > ed up| CMet wis 3600 51 Bo 51 I | Siscoe 500 64 64 64
ee ee Ml 00, Rove Scotia inmrovel| Set | SO I a Sr as
k a CN j ‘OV! ‘assiar 200 800 800 800 i *
; 61. Y
: : at 62 : Castle 100 350 Starratt 1000 7 6 7
iter: Current receipts tend-| 2 | a Covguaerce Wet Up WY canoe 100 300° $00 390 Steep R -2123 $12% 12 12 +%
Bub 63%, not tenderable 62-62% at 50% and Toronto - Dominion Cent Pat 230 100 88 100 Sud-Cont 65500 6 6 6 —%
erable ai creamery printe job {Tose % at 47. Cent Pore . 9000 25% 95 25% 44, | Sullivan G00 220 M15.” 920
“4 fresh gra The closing ind show banks |Cheskirk 4500 6% 6 —%| Sunburst MOO. 19 19+
1%: fresh wholesal 14 exes anks 2 6 % é
fice 6342-6442; fre: Sale) E95 t ii 5 Chester 3000 21% 21 91% 1 |Surf Inlet 5000 5 5 5 -
price p 32 at a new high of 3-64, | Chih Jae 3300 45 45 «45 _—«*| Svante 700 108 105 108 43
| 8. Delivered Montreal not | Utilities off .1 at 145.25, industrials |chinkay oo © 15 1 4 | Taureanie, = 0500 08 HB I
_| Cheese: hite 33%. col.| UP -2 at a mew high of 281, com- | Chib M 3400 82 80 «gg | Taurean ve 500 91 91 91 41
} vaxed, Quebec wi ite » col- ned : : Chimo 2600 53 52 ‘eck-H 2600.170 165 165 —4
N 4 39%; wholesale Quebec|Pmed up .1 for a new high of | Gin 303 265 268 266 7g [Temas 24960 124 100 111 413
“| hie 34%, colored 34%; current 235.8, papers unchanged at 420.7| Coch wil 2200 gr 260 262 _¢ | Tiara m0 6 6 6 —%
wi ea Sahin nd | Cody-Reci Towag 3000 94 8 9%
jecipis Ontario white f.0.b. grad- and golds up .94 at 73.63. ow — 11000 2244 21 2144-1 | avans’ Red 2500 1914 ie 4a
4 0.1. in e
| quotations for wholesale Ontario. | apitini a ae ene r9% | oom, met ll a oo Be vu “Mining 1500 2084 ome ae — vs
~| “Potatoes: Quebec, new, 75s 1.25-| Abit pr 24% GT Lakes 35% eno 2 er =
; oe : Asbestos 32% How Smith s/c Gua S 18 Imm Ww ow 41 |G adie cee i ae
| 135; NB. we Bank Mont 48 Hud Bay Min 51 |¢ pene” 200 a Upp Can 236870 145 104 111 411
bree | Bank: NS @%4 Imp Bank — IC Den wis 4040 Sn a got TM | Ventures 456 828% 28 28 Ja
f: GR AIN Bnque C Nat 46 Imp Oil #45 Dione ee 495 —10 | viclam ie ae eee
ae Bathurst A — Int Nick e146 Fen 3200 66 or ey t15 |Waite Am 100 578575 5755
| ous G (OP) —Most ,. | Bathurst B — Int Pap 106 CG Arrow 7000 ® oo” oY aay Werner 500 8B BU
‘WINNIPE — grain | Bell «2% Int Pete 50%41C Halliwell 56800 56 Willroy 1100 7% 75
; showed hesitation and an peel j 6% Mass-Fer W::' hon Mawes 1010 som = A. + Wiltsey 87200 31 27 28% 2%
Y ae tone in trading Thursday|¢ can So teen se © Mare Ot We Hare 16000198 130. 135 +6
_| oo the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. © Cement 6, Noranda "| Coo ie ged wanes set se be uy | Yale Lead 9600 23m
rs ices: ement pr ce B4)¢C° Yellorex 1000 7 7 7
Oe Oct, % lower 75%; Dec.| Sama, 5 Ge ee MC Hettnn ‘smo. ig TZ eee
ql . * 4 le ya! 69 |C Mosher 500 67 f urb ;
|% lower 743%a; May % lower! Can Brew 33% Royalite 10% 7 8 +2 | Buiole "75 975 370 370
‘ oie, oy Cdn Brew pr 33 St. L.Corp 164 |C Regonns 10% et Pao 150 350 350 350 +3
-} Barley: Oct. % higher 97%; ay Celan 15% Shawin 29%1C Sanorm 500 8 7 1 —% OILs
pee, unchanged 94%b; May %|Cocksnutt ‘1a% ‘Ua Stee? | om Sat 3 to. wp yg | Atma One meine Pe
+ 2 ‘a - be
sg} higher 96%. pias ~ ee 82 ata nae Ps ig a +% Am Ledue 562 19 18 > -
| Pax: Oct. 8 lower 2.9634; Dec. . Coulee 1900 62 sigiead ag 100 390 300 390 +20
4 lower 2.88%-2 a. tas 3 aya ee 14 Cons Pap 38% | Cournor 1000 7% ai i Mi Anchor 1000 18 «#416 «18 641
1) We ie be 89; ‘oundation 13% Ford 86 | | Croinor 1200 2 12 49 sores 700 175 5 175
Wire: Oct, 1% lower 1.07; Dee.| coe a it 1h WAM nets we wots eae
“| Rye: Oct, 07; . SCO 7000 14 13% 13%
& ; ' Daeri Bata 800-7 7
4 oe 1.09%; May 1 lower. NEW YORK basen fee no red Bralsa io 0 3) m0
wy | 118%. De Cour 4600-98. a6 * ritalta 1150 210 210
i ‘Prices for class two wheat for} NEW YORK (AP)—The stock | Delnite 1200 5454 hs Bx Calalta 18000 88 684 842
| | aport to countries outside IWA:| market milled irregularly Thurs- INot 1.66%; 2 1.62%; 2 1.54%; |day in active trading but edged|Duvan= oy 13 124 14—‘hlos Pete 600 260 360 900 28
(145%; 5 1.37%; 6 1.33%. 1 Du-| to a high for the year in the As-|E Amphi 90900 2 2 6 a AO SS ee ae io |
BY : E +1 Je Ghiettn 9300 178 172175
-}rum 1.95%; 2 1.94%; 3 1.80%%.| sociated Press average. Bi bende ty te AR 9 8 logs Dew tee Oo 5 eS
[WA 2y yore a : Nor) With prices at their crest for|rast Met 219 "p 1% 12 +89 C Ex Gas 8500 282 255 50/1
66: 21 ; 5414 - 5 . . ‘ ‘ it-talk- | El ‘om: 19 193 195 +3
166185 2 ‘ ; 41.45%; | the year, considenable profit cred bn 8 8 lem. pam st
$1072; 6 1.3344; 1 Durum 1.95'2; | ing was in order. This was com- agteg Es Me C Husky wis 450 925 900 900
10%; 3 1.80%. ____ | bined, however, with some in-|roreka “gyn 0% 10% 10% Can WO 2856-265 260 260
aa vestment demand which pushed| Exp! an 9000 im i7 is 41 | SoM a ee
* NOTICE. OF some issues ahead. toi eee 1000 0% 34 206 + Hho Alienbee woo g's fe tg
ae _ the industrial section was|rars wis os 4 i ™ ty [© Dragon 3000 29 5 09 48
| SALE BY SHERIFF | higher im the associated Press| riwest Tung og 2 7% 16 et ee ae ee
ees .; average. Motors, aircrafts, rub- si Kirk 12500 54h 5% 5% € West P 1520 ae aie ar
‘| Pursuant to and by virtue of a/| bers and tobaccos were irregular. | Frorcoeur pd BGS Cree Oil 995 405 410 405-45
‘itt of Execution to me directed| Drugs declined and there were|ceco Mines 200 $1 ‘9% Oo 4 y we oe ee
and issued out of the County | losers among the non-ferrous met- | Genex 4000 18 16% 18 +114] Dome Pete pte ru om eh sing
Court of Prince County at the| als and chemicals. | 19700, 54. 40 60. 413 | Duvex 5000 14° 13 4 4
_ VSeond Circuit of the said Court| The AP 60-stock average was Glacier ‘war ok - ey om | nares 200 625 625 625 —5
Hig, eh, S2y, OF August 4-D-/up 10 cents to $186.70, a 1958) Glenn uren 1000 ims iam ima $44 (Gt rinime $00 IM yar
4% in an action wherein The| high, with industrials up 70 kents,|G0ld Eagle .79115 22 20% m4 4 Home Oil A 221 $19% 19% j9%
“| Trustees of School District No.| ».71, pa sysik Gold Man 2500 36 3 84 4 SY, —%
: “ o- | rails 70 cents and utilities| gr y ome Oi B 12 $19 19 19
i (Bloomfield Station) im} wy 19 cents, Grah ope eed nA «4 = HB OUG 1150 $19% 19% 104 4%
“Pitince County are Plaintiffs and| :"4 mong Canadian issues, Walker | Grandue 400 165° 165 is G5 |Ment, rs Pee ae. ey
Poe ne Malone) Gooderham gained %. Alumin- Gur $200 18 17% 17 — 4g | Medal MIS 260 250 23 5
s Detenda o levy for the| ium Ltd. lost %, International|Gust rea Wy %, 1%, 1% —2 | Mideon 95800 7% 70 th a8
ion is marked to levy for the]... dap 0 Th Th Th — | Mill City 2000 29%
sum of $66.01 being the amount | Nickel %4 and Granby Mining and |Guonar = seo sig 18 184 4 %4|Nat Pete ‘S00 tae gee ge _g
‘Jof school taxes and costs, which| Dome Mines % each. Gwillin 1000 G0 ayy yg 3S, |X Bristol 9200 10h 14 sap
/said amount remains unpaid. a Shawinigan was up % and Jup-| Halnor pen ee 185 N Saris Pe
Th give Public Notice, iter Oils % in the Canadian see-|Halmon 18000 6 6 6 —> Northeal 18400 % i
that’ on Wednesday the 17th ‘ton of the American exchange. | Hard Rock 3200 . 10% 19 19 NC Oils O6:-a- emer tk
on lay the day | = : Har-Min 8000 13° «13-—(i«gs Okal ao tot
M September A.D. 1958 at the| Zureka and Molybdenite each| vate aso. jay 3, ¢2, {Skala == moo iz at ia
‘how of twelve. o’clock- noon in yained 1-16. Fargo Oil lost %,|H of Laks 5000 914 “9 9% i Pan Won on *8 se be Z
of the Court House in Al-| iapphire petroleums and'Preston| Headway 15250 67 63 ag 13" |Permo me tt *
at of | \ Haste cpt + P 00 185 180 180
min Prince County im) Sast Dome 1-16 each. Campbell- |i pen med iy Bs A ee Anis. 500 165 155 155 —g
oe od I ube — Chibigamau was down also. Hollinger 295. $24x4 pany “2h [| Phillies 2100 138 sus
"and sell by public auction to! What stocks did: Hoyle 400 415 400 400 +419 | Provo Gas 28650 330
tehighest bidder the lands and ‘Thur. Wed. |#¥¢ Bay 780 $51% 51 51% 4 % | Quonto 2510 1010
Pemises hereinafter described | advances’ 395 «568 |jay Pam = 5000 25a yg) | Reef Expl 3000 7% 7 my
thing‘ ALL THAT PIECE OR| pecii Int Nicker ON? 4,61 9 G4 | Richwil sia 338 97 108
P ! 3 ‘ Declines. 561 371 |Int Nickel 9717 $61% gis Bile Rocky Pete 11000 10 10 10 —3
ARCEL of land situate lying| Unchanged 243 252 |Int Ran 79100 38-90-33” 42 | Royalite 182 $10% 10% 10%
mens on Lot 5 in Prinee| rota) issues 1199 1191 |]7ish Cop 17050 250 240 245 45 | Rovalite ge 420 $201 301% ane — 4
inty in Prince Edward Island | *%® 38S won Bay 1300 175 165 175 410 | Sapphire 1100 8B 98° 41
founded and described fol-| | NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Jacobus 37385 292 214 29 49 |Scurry 1700 185 180 180 —1
ere escribed as fol-| "By The Canadian Press Jaye Expl 17400 7 68 99 Secur Free 700 635 625 625 10
pWest by laude of George S04 itm fy So'ten — Belsehat® BB Lie ioe fT oe
4 org arner , 13. 18
| i the North by the/|C and 0 605% Radio Corp 3656 | Joburke 3000 14 44 bs — — et
Walloran Y act |Cons Edison 53% Std Ol NJ. 53% | Joliet 29100 34 30a 2h ore
an Road, on the East| ii "kuto Hl 35% %/5s Aircraft. 29% |Jonsmith 1000 14% 14m tay tag | tanh a aa
South by ands of Louis | Gen Elec 64% Vanadium 355% | Jowsey 2387 49 «449 49 Tine Cae 600 983/98 oe oe
sues; containing one-quarter | Goodyear 93 Westngse 63% | Kenville 1000 54%@ 5 «65 mI Triad Oil 1350 455 «440 «40
‘Me of land, a little: more or Gt Nor Ry | 4 pais ood 1250 $19 18% 19 4 %|Un Oils 5900 25-215. a7 —8
es8 al : ; CQ Wayne 15065 19 18 18 —1
| DATED this 6th d _| Kennecott ig Kirk Hud 3000 64- -5%_s#g Wesburn 3200 9 91 93 A
Bi h lay of August * Kirk Min 500 39 :
PAD, = ; he 394 391% Wespae 3000 19 18 «19H
Be Wy. A, GORDON, ; TORONTO ie ty $214 i mi +% W Masel” iis “6 210 10 4
"Sheriff of Prince County Lake Cin 900 110 110 110 —3 |W Dec wts 1665 170 165 165 —5
ee : : L Dufault 600 68 68 68 1 |WNacoe 250 95 91 93 9
: L Osu 2500 2214 20 Ww
lt NOTICE OF | scoring thor ect gale in mors|tas" it ws St iat|fwcu™ am fst a
! 198 8 KS
; ol than a week, led the stock mar-| Lencourt 8000 14 13 13 44% Mont 1547 $4614 47% 48% + %
Bee BY SHERIFF |i2" cided tnuretay “amid the|itjur Se tom |e aes a at
ursuant’ to. Se fastest trading in almost a month. Lorado 05°58 55 96 1 | Imp A tg ge
he : int 1 ME - 4 i
d and issued. out of the! ‘0 their index. Lyndhet an aso bs 1% | Tor a aoe ia 6, — %
Court of Prince County) Golds were up almost one-half | rynx 6000 10% 10 19 4! Alumin’ . 1925 $28% 28% 2814 — 14
Second Circuit of the| while western oils closed down| Macassa 1450 305 300 300 41 |Anglo Nfld 100 96% 65% 656 4%
on the 5th day of| mére than one-half. Mane pes ie ‘a - = D Magnes = mn 7m “se %
A.D. 1958 in an action; The five most active specula-|Macteoa 1200 119 107 110" __ Inland 1200 87 The Mh”
Dist n The Trustees of School tives accounted for one-quarter of Madsen 5200 250 245 245 Nor Star 1700 $13% 13 13
Prt No. 119 (Alberton) inj the volume. New Mylamaque was babe ‘ 800 110 110 110 Phina New 900 9 8% 8% —%
County are Plaintiffs and) the most active, trading 779,950 A nee SS Simpsons = 398. $25%4 25% 25's + He
Estate of Anne Burke is! shares, while easing six cents at lates ee a se ae
f ar f arcon 2000 «9 9 ; Walkers 2863 $31% 31% 31
t which said execution 55 cents. Gold Eagie was off 14-| Maritime 3300 96 «695 of 3 — ae x
2 to levy for the sum) cent at 20% and Upper Canada ed iors os 4% Total sales: 4,717,000.
the ing the amount of! cained 11 cents at $1.11. Maybrun «1900 «115 ssgs5 . eee meee
a €s and costs, ech Base metals climbed with Fal- Meiners 85 $84 83h 83% — Net
eon rer naIns unpa’ -— conbridge and Hudson Bay each; MeKen 500 37 2 37 Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge
y give Public Notice ; G nq | MeMar 5000 44 B38 =e INDUSTRIALS
Ba up % and % gains to Geco and| yowat 2300 24% 22
of twelve Melee nis te ally stronger for the second aig om — . - Pt ‘ ti . 4960 $14% 14% Me + %
Tont. of Court H A straight session. 5 at = oe 3805 $15% 15 15% + %
teed ouse in Al- icceg Midrim 709 200 185 185 1 | Jeff Lake 395 874 7% Thi le
terton. in Prince - County in| Mollinger led golds ahead % -at Milliken 5792 260 255° 255 —B OILS
Thee Edward Island I will set | 24%. Most other gains were small. = 100 58k og Pan West 45100 34 2 2» 49
and sell by public auction to; Pembima, off % at 8% and Royal- Min-Ore” 042 yr =" Fr eg von 27030 330 a ae
highest bidder the lands and | ite, down % at 10% forced west- | moneta 1000 70 70 «670 = 41—=‘| Phillips 19400 138 fu! ~ =
fs hereinafter described | ern oils down after three sessions| mt wright 3600 67 65 65 Calalta 19000 88 «= B45 9
Pinop, THAT TRACT OR} of gains. sated ce ee a a ae MINES :
Jad beige . mi situate lying| Index changes: ite oe Nat Wapl 1b 8 de aa ae onal paren Bie ens ee
‘it Des a rton in Lot 4/ 34.50; base metals 1. -233 | Nealon 3500 644 6 6 -4t |G Eagle 179115 22 20% 20%
b ; i! / ~
ard Ce County in Prince Ed- weatern oils off .62 to 137.81. Nes Lab 1100 36 636) = 36 N Hosco 156900 170 152 163 49
‘,- Island, bounded and de- TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Nev Alger teal p: 2 A +1 |Queenstn 143000 2 291 21 —%
a as follows, that is _to By The ceeetee is rr Nase ay 00 6h 6 ah MUTUAL FUNDS
Be PP NCING at a point| Tomiie Stock Eschange-Seph, ¢ | TC” on a es By THE CANADIAN PREss
| °0 the East side of Main Street |: (Quotations in lassen uw Wee | are Sutil) eee Sess ae Bid. Ask.
}# the g, : Odd lot, xd—Ex-dividend, xr N Dick 1200 201 199 199 Canadian Investment 8.87 9.73
} outhwest angle of lands | jights, xw—-Ex-warrants.) icken 2 | Canafund 35,69 37.47
OO Sik Tinea Cant Bot.) N.Goldvae: 4900 7 A Eo? | Coasacion Mutual 5.25 5.77
og A. C. Green’s South boun-| Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge | N Harri 10)" 14a Commonwealth Inter 7.34 8.07
to the W : ~ | Acad Uran 3500 6% 6 6% Nein Toman 2% «24 23 24 ~«| 58 Exec Fund 5.30 5.55
an est side of Dufferin | 4 avocate 400 340 340 340 Phil 4500 23 «93 g.SS*| Pend Collectit 5.22 5.74
uth Ps ae angles | Agnico 13000 2 a si x N Mende * ee OS 4% | Grouped Income 3.74 4.09
i he West side. of | Akaitcho 17100 75 : = Growth Mines 3.84 4.04
erin Street a di of 96| Alba Expl 5500 8 7 8 NMA TO Ne fet agate Bt ant Geo 7.94 3.33
a distance 360 $17 16% 17 Newnor 24000 10 84 4 — 8 | i cctars Growth Fund
> OF to the Northeast angle | 4!som 2 |N Senator’ 1500 6 6 6 investors Grow! ‘un 5.59 6,05
| a NEle | Amal Rare 11050 20 15 20 + ; Investors Mutual 50.51 11.36
ands. of Emil » . | am 70 Nickel m 2220 8685s 85H_sC " :
NCE’ at ps mily O’Connor;!a4m Nephe 2100 70 70 Nipissing 1000 160 160 160 41 | Keystone 11.51. 12,46
N al right angles West along : Anacon 1200 48 «448 «(48 pee 1000 + m4 | Leverage Fund xk 5.56. 6.11
orth boundary line of said|Anglo Hur 1050 $114 11 11 ~% “Kh y, | Mutual Accumulating Fund 6.95 7.60
‘ 4 4 4 4 4 —%} Nor-Acme 5500 1; +%
' ily 0’Co; | Apex Res 500 : Mutual Income Fund 5.02 5.49
Plan mnor’s land a dis ‘ 4 16% +1%| Noranda 1290 45 441% 45 + %
°, Of 270. feet or to Main | Arcadia ee ag ne St ies Norgold 3500 6 7 41 | Pret et Revenue 5.19 5.67
e : : Area 34 5 2 at Radisson 4.78 65.25
Me notesaid; thence North | Arion $000 16 1516 a Nora ee a kk a Vee ae 5.13 5.64
Treat .°., bast side of Main | atin-Ruf 9100 21 20 2 Me | Norvat ae eT oerriien Awer Boed pe as
1 ihe © Gistance of 86 feet or |Aumacho 9000 134 13) NOR «32340 112 108 108 Supervised Exec 55 35.41
Whence Point or place of com-|A¥maque 3500 10 94 Oe te sD 2575 300 292 298 —7 | Supervised Exec 56 29.05
; patent, aioe _ aa sa ; Norsp A wts 705 196 192 192 41 Supervised Exee . ; if fe
! ; Ayilla _ N 1 101 Ss ised Growth Fun . 5
4 ATED this 6th day of August | Bankeno 2500 18 16 16 8 Hans "ade a ae “ or ace ainervine i Incovag: und 394 4.93
Maca.” Bankfield 1800 8) 00-9 | Obaska 4000 «7+ «7 ~«=67:«<—% |TV Electronic 11.91 12.98
WA Barney vo to O’Brien 81800 119 92 95 ‘—15 |Timed Investment Fund — A5.40 B5.40
Sheeitt ta Barvue or a a bag 1 |Ogama 200 7 #7 7 41 A—less and B—plus stock exchange
rince County. | Bary Expl 21 , ~~ loka Rare 2800 13 38 19 -1 |eommission.
Baska 4500 184 17% 18 a
SPRINGHILL
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman,
Springhill, left Monday, August
25th for different parts of On-
tario, where they will spend their
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madza,
and son Joe and’ daughter Jo-
Anne, Toronto, Ontario, were vis-
iting at: the home of ‘Mrs. Mad-
za’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Re-
ginald Noye, Mount Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mac-
Leod, Summerside, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. Mac-
Leod’s brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramsay,
Springhill,
Mrs. Gordon MacArthur was a
recent visitor to Northam, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mrs. Stenning MacNevin, Char-
lottetown, spent the weekend in
Victoria West, a guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Smith.
The auction sale held on the
premises of the late Mr. Stirling
Dyment, Springhill, was attend-
ed by a large crowd. Mr. David
Enman was the auctioneer.
Congratulations are extended by
friends here to Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Bryant, Summerside, on their
recent marriage.'Mr. Bryant was
a former resident of North En-
more. He is a member of the R.
C.A.F, and is stationed at Up-
lands, Ontario.
Mr. Stanley Bryant was visi-
ting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis,
Northam, recently.
Miss Joan Hardy, teacher in
Victaria West, spent the weekend
in Freeland, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Mr. Stanley Steeves, Toronto,
Ont., recently spent a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Reginald Noye, Mount Pleasant.
Miss Grace Carr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton, Carr, Sum-
merside, spent the weekend at
the home of Mr._and Mrs. Ken-
neth Enman, Springhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Mac-
Arthur, and sons Grant. and
Dwight, and Mrs. Kenneth Mac-
Arthur, Springhill, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Reginald Palmer, Conway.
Miss Eunice Enman, who is em
| ployed in Summerside, spent the
weekend at the home.of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth En-
man, Springhill.
Mr, Jerry MacDougal, Mount
Pleasant, left recently for Tor-
onto, Ont., where he will spend
some time.
Mr. Ronald MacArthur, Char-
lottetown, spent the weekend at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude MacArthur, Spring-
hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore and
sons Milton and Victor, and dau-
ghter Lillian, Victoria West, were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mrs. ._Moore’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Phillips, Mae-
Neils Mills.
Mrs. Blair Strongman and sons
Robert and Dougias, and Miss
Sandra Kennedy, Halifax, N. §.,
were recént visitors at the home
of Mrs. Strongman’s parents, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Frost, Spring-
hill.
The funeral of Mrs. Artemus
MacArthur was held in Vivtoria
West on Thursday afternoon, Aug-
ust 21st. The service in the church
and at the grave was conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Lee MacNauw-
ghton.
Mrs.. Gordon MacArthur and
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur
and family were the recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac-
Arthur, Linkletter. They also vis-
ited Corporal Ben and Mrs. And-
rews, St. Eleanors,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ballem,
Montague, were weekend guests
of Mr. Ballem’s brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
ton Ballem.
Mrs.. Daniel MacLeod and Mrs.
Martin Ladner, Victoria West,
spent the past weekend in Hali-
fax, N.S. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley MacLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yeo and
family, Saint John, N.B. are-spen-
ding their holidays in Springhill
and Harmony. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nesbitt,
returned to their home in Port-
land; Maine, after visiting friends
in Springhill, Victoria West, Har-
omy and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacLean,
Milo, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison
Raynor, Enmore. They also at
tended service in the United
Church, Victoria ‘West.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ramsay,
Summerside, were recent guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Burns MacArthur.. W
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W.A. Moase and son were the
winners of many prizes for cat-|week with Mrs. Simmons’ par-
tle, sheep, vegetables, etc., at the
Alberton Exhibition on August
20-21st.
Mr. and Mrs. William Benjam-
in, daughter Hileen, and Mrs.
John McInnis motored to Grand
River recently and visited with
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Among those who attended the
Alberton Exhibition were Mr s,
Robert Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Simmons, Mrs. Robert
Moase, Mrs. William Bowes, Mrs
Helen Cameron Mr. Albert Moase
and son Wendel, Mr. Clarence
Moase, Mr. William Hegarty, Mr.
Bruce McKay, Mr. Robert Wil-
liams and Allison McInnis.
The new Annan Women’s In-
stitute held a very successful
Home cooking and rummage sale
in Kensington, on Saturday eve-
ning, August 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lambe
and family, Mrs. John MclInnis,
Georgie and Allison McInnis, mo-
tored to Grand River on Sunday
afternoon to see the oil drilling
machinery which is in operation
on the farm of Mr. Herman Mc-
Dougall.
Mrs. Lloyd Crozier of Halifax,
arrived on the Island on Sunday
to spend a week with her mo-
ther, Mrs. John McInnis and her
sisters, brother and other rela-
tives and friends. :
New Annan school has opened
after the summer holidays with
Mr.. Francis Shields of Clermont,
as teacher.
Friends of Mr. Robert Dalzell
will be sorry to hear he has
again entered the hospital for
treatment. All hope for Bobby, a
recovery to good health in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs, William Benjam-
in, daughter Eileen, and Mrs.
Mort Larkin, visited with Mrs.
John MclInnis, Georgie and Al-
Ision on Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Wright
Toronto, are spending a couple
of weeks with his father, Mr. Ar-
thur Wright also his aunt Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simmons
|Friday, Sept. 5, 1958
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Albert Moase and Wendel.
Mrs. Harold McRae and little
son Ricky, of Summerside, spent
four days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Wall, recently.
Mr. Francis Pillman is being
employed as teacher in Spring-
field Eiast School.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowes
and daughter Mary, returned to
their home in Weymouth, Mass.,
after. visiting on the Island with
Mr. Bowes’ unele, Mr; William
Hegarty. :
Miss V. Hagarety, Mrs. Mary
Doyle and Miss Betty Coen, spent
a couple of weeks with Violas mo=
ther, Mrs. Lucy Hegarty and othe
er relatives. ‘
Mr. Michael de Serras, Dor-
val, Quebec, was a\recent visi-
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iF DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS [=== = Sposa
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a enna Pamour 75300 83 873 74 1
F Paramaq 150 7 7 7
. B-Duq 2033 2 oO P
SUMMARY MONTREAL [tice HS 28 2 _, [Pete toy ne nas
‘ : elcher 431 114 112 112
G] goronio— Market higher in) MONTREAL (CP) — Prices| putter"? 1 175 15 1 | Pavmast_ 0600 a8 ala] 42
M forom ; were generally hich : . zs 100 —5 | Peerless 2000 23 BH
ut dive trading. : . Y Higher in active | Bevcon 61800 22% 20 22 +2. | Perron 4500 24-23%) 23%
: New York — Market mixed; aged on the Montreal and enc an 6 6 6 —%|Pick Crow 2200 100 96 100 +4
Ne beavadii aon ac icro 996 115 108 11 Pitch-O: 200 «6 «+6 6
: bs changes — . iehitty | 6 ne stock exchanges Thurs-| picrott wts 300 18 is ie aS ie hee ae 8 “15
“| Montreal — Marke shigh . : Bidcop 8000 18 17 «#17 Presion 300 590 590 590
% ‘ger in active trading. wep trading in the utilities Sanath 1000 24 24 94 ih Pronto "500 540 530 530 —S
saw Calgary Power advance to 79, onville 500 -54%zsi551KS «514 — 4 | Pros Air 1200 92 9 MM —1
: Bordul : ~
, ay N CIES up 3%, Quebec Power up 1% to fake g pests un My ; ee peed pd Ef = re
My CURRE 36, and Jamaica off 3% points at | Bouan 4500 48 46 «648 «641 [Que Chib 2200 41 40 4 ~1
i By : 59%. ibs 35:00 9 88 8 Que Cop 2200 20 OB
; : ny ralorne 600 620 610 615 Q Metal 21900 102 9 9 +42
were. me UE.) Me papere were mixed with | pro Rect tomo ee mee Get Rw
| jollar closed Thursday at a dis-| Powell River down a point at 36, | Brohrst 2000 4% 4h — | Quemont 100 $10% 10% 10%
| do of 2 9-82 per cent in terms| Consolidated up % at 3814. Brunsman M0 REO Bavrock 1100 81 810 BL
; , , , ; ; runswic! 125 310 310 exspar 150 6 6 6 :
gnadian funds, up 3-16. Pound} Among the base metals, Ashes-| pe Ky ana no Ris hig oes 8 a
of C 9 0 41
jing, $2.73 11-16, up 9-16. tos Was up % at 32%. Cable 2000 31° #30 30 — |Rix Athab 1810 69 67 69
pe The construction group was Camp Chib 2390 870 $50 386 8 Rocke 30000 244 210 2 :
{ ixed. inion Bridi fq¢ {Cdn Astoria 2500 7 #7 ° 7 B12 62 47 48° +
PRODUCE = Pe Sea Rais up %o/at C Dyno 23730 -70—«@0ségp Rowan Cns 30000 18 17 17% —2%
: " and Foun pines! up a 13%.|C Malart 4500 66 65 6 —4 |Ryanor - 2000 11% 10% 10% —1
: we osses were noted in the pipe-|C Nwest 45833 45 49 45 4g |St. Michael 6800 84 8 8 —I%
sONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- Wines witir: IntkrProvinei Cdn Thor 2500 6% 6th CG San Ant 5350 7570757
a rtment quotations: : er-Provincial down | ¢ _, |Sand Riv 24000 16 15 15
y Te rosie dealer prices % point at 535%, Trans-Canada off Cintek — rf = by se Sheep Cr 500 65 5 H_C
ay stations, wooden cases, * at 324%, and Trans-Mountain rin 23500 21% 20 20 —1% ig ame - = 410, oo
count 3 F own a poi ; an- 8080 12% 118 «118 il Miller 5B
mirelatee 60; large 60; medium | °°) - p rere > ed up| CMet wis 3600 51 Bo 51 I | Siscoe 500 64 64 64
ee ee Ml 00, Rove Scotia inmrovel| Set | SO I a Sr as
k a CN j ‘OV! ‘assiar 200 800 800 800 i *
; 61. Y
: : at 62 : Castle 100 350 Starratt 1000 7 6 7
iter: Current receipts tend-| 2 | a Covguaerce Wet Up WY canoe 100 300° $00 390 Steep R -2123 $12% 12 12 +%
Bub 63%, not tenderable 62-62% at 50% and Toronto - Dominion Cent Pat 230 100 88 100 Sud-Cont 65500 6 6 6 —%
erable ai creamery printe job {Tose % at 47. Cent Pore . 9000 25% 95 25% 44, | Sullivan G00 220 M15.” 920
“4 fresh gra The closing ind show banks |Cheskirk 4500 6% 6 —%| Sunburst MOO. 19 19+
1%: fresh wholesal 14 exes anks 2 6 % é
fice 6342-6442; fre: Sale) E95 t ii 5 Chester 3000 21% 21 91% 1 |Surf Inlet 5000 5 5 5 -
price p 32 at a new high of 3-64, | Chih Jae 3300 45 45 «45 _—«*| Svante 700 108 105 108 43
| 8. Delivered Montreal not | Utilities off .1 at 145.25, industrials |chinkay oo © 15 1 4 | Taureanie, = 0500 08 HB I
_| Cheese: hite 33%. col.| UP -2 at a mew high of 281, com- | Chib M 3400 82 80 «gg | Taurean ve 500 91 91 91 41
} vaxed, Quebec wi ite » col- ned : : Chimo 2600 53 52 ‘eck-H 2600.170 165 165 —4
N 4 39%; wholesale Quebec|Pmed up .1 for a new high of | Gin 303 265 268 266 7g [Temas 24960 124 100 111 413
“| hie 34%, colored 34%; current 235.8, papers unchanged at 420.7| Coch wil 2200 gr 260 262 _¢ | Tiara m0 6 6 6 —%
wi ea Sahin nd | Cody-Reci Towag 3000 94 8 9%
jecipis Ontario white f.0.b. grad- and golds up .94 at 73.63. ow — 11000 2244 21 2144-1 | avans’ Red 2500 1914 ie 4a
4 0.1. in e
| quotations for wholesale Ontario. | apitini a ae ene r9% | oom, met ll a oo Be vu “Mining 1500 2084 ome ae — vs
~| “Potatoes: Quebec, new, 75s 1.25-| Abit pr 24% GT Lakes 35% eno 2 er =
; oe : Asbestos 32% How Smith s/c Gua S 18 Imm Ww ow 41 |G adie cee i ae
| 135; NB. we Bank Mont 48 Hud Bay Min 51 |¢ pene” 200 a Upp Can 236870 145 104 111 411
bree | Bank: NS @%4 Imp Bank — IC Den wis 4040 Sn a got TM | Ventures 456 828% 28 28 Ja
f: GR AIN Bnque C Nat 46 Imp Oil #45 Dione ee 495 —10 | viclam ie ae eee
ae Bathurst A — Int Nick e146 Fen 3200 66 or ey t15 |Waite Am 100 578575 5755
| ous G (OP) —Most ,. | Bathurst B — Int Pap 106 CG Arrow 7000 ® oo” oY aay Werner 500 8B BU
‘WINNIPE — grain | Bell «2% Int Pete 50%41C Halliwell 56800 56 Willroy 1100 7% 75
; showed hesitation and an peel j 6% Mass-Fer W::' hon Mawes 1010 som = A. + Wiltsey 87200 31 27 28% 2%
Y ae tone in trading Thursday|¢ can So teen se © Mare Ot We Hare 16000198 130. 135 +6
_| oo the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. © Cement 6, Noranda "| Coo ie ged wanes set se be uy | Yale Lead 9600 23m
rs ices: ement pr ce B4)¢C° Yellorex 1000 7 7 7
Oe Oct, % lower 75%; Dec.| Sama, 5 Ge ee MC Hettnn ‘smo. ig TZ eee
ql . * 4 le ya! 69 |C Mosher 500 67 f urb ;
|% lower 743%a; May % lower! Can Brew 33% Royalite 10% 7 8 +2 | Buiole "75 975 370 370
‘ oie, oy Cdn Brew pr 33 St. L.Corp 164 |C Regonns 10% et Pao 150 350 350 350 +3
-} Barley: Oct. % higher 97%; ay Celan 15% Shawin 29%1C Sanorm 500 8 7 1 —% OILs
pee, unchanged 94%b; May %|Cocksnutt ‘1a% ‘Ua Stee? | om Sat 3 to. wp yg | Atma One meine Pe
+ 2 ‘a - be
sg} higher 96%. pias ~ ee 82 ata nae Ps ig a +% Am Ledue 562 19 18 > -
| Pax: Oct. 8 lower 2.9634; Dec. . Coulee 1900 62 sigiead ag 100 390 300 390 +20
4 lower 2.88%-2 a. tas 3 aya ee 14 Cons Pap 38% | Cournor 1000 7% ai i Mi Anchor 1000 18 «#416 «18 641
1) We ie be 89; ‘oundation 13% Ford 86 | | Croinor 1200 2 12 49 sores 700 175 5 175
Wire: Oct, 1% lower 1.07; Dee.| coe a it 1h WAM nets we wots eae
“| Rye: Oct, 07; . SCO 7000 14 13% 13%
& ; ' Daeri Bata 800-7 7
4 oe 1.09%; May 1 lower. NEW YORK basen fee no red Bralsa io 0 3) m0
wy | 118%. De Cour 4600-98. a6 * ritalta 1150 210 210
i ‘Prices for class two wheat for} NEW YORK (AP)—The stock | Delnite 1200 5454 hs Bx Calalta 18000 88 684 842
| | aport to countries outside IWA:| market milled irregularly Thurs- INot 1.66%; 2 1.62%; 2 1.54%; |day in active trading but edged|Duvan= oy 13 124 14—‘hlos Pete 600 260 360 900 28
(145%; 5 1.37%; 6 1.33%. 1 Du-| to a high for the year in the As-|E Amphi 90900 2 2 6 a AO SS ee ae io |
BY : E +1 Je Ghiettn 9300 178 172175
-}rum 1.95%; 2 1.94%; 3 1.80%%.| sociated Press average. Bi bende ty te AR 9 8 logs Dew tee Oo 5 eS
[WA 2y yore a : Nor) With prices at their crest for|rast Met 219 "p 1% 12 +89 C Ex Gas 8500 282 255 50/1
66: 21 ; 5414 - 5 . . ‘ ‘ it-talk- | El ‘om: 19 193 195 +3
166185 2 ‘ ; 41.45%; | the year, considenable profit cred bn 8 8 lem. pam st
$1072; 6 1.3344; 1 Durum 1.95'2; | ing was in order. This was com- agteg Es Me C Husky wis 450 925 900 900
10%; 3 1.80%. ____ | bined, however, with some in-|roreka “gyn 0% 10% 10% Can WO 2856-265 260 260
aa vestment demand which pushed| Exp! an 9000 im i7 is 41 | SoM a ee
* NOTICE. OF some issues ahead. toi eee 1000 0% 34 206 + Hho Alienbee woo g's fe tg
ae _ the industrial section was|rars wis os 4 i ™ ty [© Dragon 3000 29 5 09 48
| SALE BY SHERIFF | higher im the associated Press| riwest Tung og 2 7% 16 et ee ae ee
ees .; average. Motors, aircrafts, rub- si Kirk 12500 54h 5% 5% € West P 1520 ae aie ar
‘| Pursuant to and by virtue of a/| bers and tobaccos were irregular. | Frorcoeur pd BGS Cree Oil 995 405 410 405-45
‘itt of Execution to me directed| Drugs declined and there were|ceco Mines 200 $1 ‘9% Oo 4 y we oe ee
and issued out of the County | losers among the non-ferrous met- | Genex 4000 18 16% 18 +114] Dome Pete pte ru om eh sing
Court of Prince County at the| als and chemicals. | 19700, 54. 40 60. 413 | Duvex 5000 14° 13 4 4
_ VSeond Circuit of the said Court| The AP 60-stock average was Glacier ‘war ok - ey om | nares 200 625 625 625 —5
Hig, eh, S2y, OF August 4-D-/up 10 cents to $186.70, a 1958) Glenn uren 1000 ims iam ima $44 (Gt rinime $00 IM yar
4% in an action wherein The| high, with industrials up 70 kents,|G0ld Eagle .79115 22 20% m4 4 Home Oil A 221 $19% 19% j9%
“| Trustees of School District No.| ».71, pa sysik Gold Man 2500 36 3 84 4 SY, —%
: “ o- | rails 70 cents and utilities| gr y ome Oi B 12 $19 19 19
i (Bloomfield Station) im} wy 19 cents, Grah ope eed nA «4 = HB OUG 1150 $19% 19% 104 4%
“Pitince County are Plaintiffs and| :"4 mong Canadian issues, Walker | Grandue 400 165° 165 is G5 |Ment, rs Pee ae. ey
Poe ne Malone) Gooderham gained %. Alumin- Gur $200 18 17% 17 — 4g | Medal MIS 260 250 23 5
s Detenda o levy for the| ium Ltd. lost %, International|Gust rea Wy %, 1%, 1% —2 | Mideon 95800 7% 70 th a8
ion is marked to levy for the]... dap 0 Th Th Th — | Mill City 2000 29%
sum of $66.01 being the amount | Nickel %4 and Granby Mining and |Guonar = seo sig 18 184 4 %4|Nat Pete ‘S00 tae gee ge _g
‘Jof school taxes and costs, which| Dome Mines % each. Gwillin 1000 G0 ayy yg 3S, |X Bristol 9200 10h 14 sap
/said amount remains unpaid. a Shawinigan was up % and Jup-| Halnor pen ee 185 N Saris Pe
Th give Public Notice, iter Oils % in the Canadian see-|Halmon 18000 6 6 6 —> Northeal 18400 % i
that’ on Wednesday the 17th ‘ton of the American exchange. | Hard Rock 3200 . 10% 19 19 NC Oils O6:-a- emer tk
on lay the day | = : Har-Min 8000 13° «13-—(i«gs Okal ao tot
M September A.D. 1958 at the| Zureka and Molybdenite each| vate aso. jay 3, ¢2, {Skala == moo iz at ia
‘how of twelve. o’clock- noon in yained 1-16. Fargo Oil lost %,|H of Laks 5000 914 “9 9% i Pan Won on *8 se be Z
of the Court House in Al-| iapphire petroleums and'Preston| Headway 15250 67 63 ag 13" |Permo me tt *
at of | \ Haste cpt + P 00 185 180 180
min Prince County im) Sast Dome 1-16 each. Campbell- |i pen med iy Bs A ee Anis. 500 165 155 155 —g
oe od I ube — Chibigamau was down also. Hollinger 295. $24x4 pany “2h [| Phillies 2100 138 sus
"and sell by public auction to! What stocks did: Hoyle 400 415 400 400 +419 | Provo Gas 28650 330
tehighest bidder the lands and ‘Thur. Wed. |#¥¢ Bay 780 $51% 51 51% 4 % | Quonto 2510 1010
Pemises hereinafter described | advances’ 395 «568 |jay Pam = 5000 25a yg) | Reef Expl 3000 7% 7 my
thing‘ ALL THAT PIECE OR| pecii Int Nicker ON? 4,61 9 G4 | Richwil sia 338 97 108
P ! 3 ‘ Declines. 561 371 |Int Nickel 9717 $61% gis Bile Rocky Pete 11000 10 10 10 —3
ARCEL of land situate lying| Unchanged 243 252 |Int Ran 79100 38-90-33” 42 | Royalite 182 $10% 10% 10%
mens on Lot 5 in Prinee| rota) issues 1199 1191 |]7ish Cop 17050 250 240 245 45 | Rovalite ge 420 $201 301% ane — 4
inty in Prince Edward Island | *%® 38S won Bay 1300 175 165 175 410 | Sapphire 1100 8B 98° 41
founded and described fol-| | NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS Jacobus 37385 292 214 29 49 |Scurry 1700 185 180 180 —1
ere escribed as fol-| "By The Canadian Press Jaye Expl 17400 7 68 99 Secur Free 700 635 625 625 10
pWest by laude of George S04 itm fy So'ten — Belsehat® BB Lie ioe fT oe
4 org arner , 13. 18
| i the North by the/|C and 0 605% Radio Corp 3656 | Joburke 3000 14 44 bs — — et
Walloran Y act |Cons Edison 53% Std Ol NJ. 53% | Joliet 29100 34 30a 2h ore
an Road, on the East| ii "kuto Hl 35% %/5s Aircraft. 29% |Jonsmith 1000 14% 14m tay tag | tanh a aa
South by ands of Louis | Gen Elec 64% Vanadium 355% | Jowsey 2387 49 «449 49 Tine Cae 600 983/98 oe oe
sues; containing one-quarter | Goodyear 93 Westngse 63% | Kenville 1000 54%@ 5 «65 mI Triad Oil 1350 455 «440 «40
‘Me of land, a little: more or Gt Nor Ry | 4 pais ood 1250 $19 18% 19 4 %|Un Oils 5900 25-215. a7 —8
es8 al : ; CQ Wayne 15065 19 18 18 —1
| DATED this 6th d _| Kennecott ig Kirk Hud 3000 64- -5%_s#g Wesburn 3200 9 91 93 A
Bi h lay of August * Kirk Min 500 39 :
PAD, = ; he 394 391% Wespae 3000 19 18 «19H
Be Wy. A, GORDON, ; TORONTO ie ty $214 i mi +% W Masel” iis “6 210 10 4
"Sheriff of Prince County Lake Cin 900 110 110 110 —3 |W Dec wts 1665 170 165 165 —5
ee : : L Dufault 600 68 68 68 1 |WNacoe 250 95 91 93 9
: L Osu 2500 2214 20 Ww
lt NOTICE OF | scoring thor ect gale in mors|tas" it ws St iat|fwcu™ am fst a
! 198 8 KS
; ol than a week, led the stock mar-| Lencourt 8000 14 13 13 44% Mont 1547 $4614 47% 48% + %
Bee BY SHERIFF |i2" cided tnuretay “amid the|itjur Se tom |e aes a at
ursuant’ to. Se fastest trading in almost a month. Lorado 05°58 55 96 1 | Imp A tg ge
he : int 1 ME - 4 i
d and issued. out of the! ‘0 their index. Lyndhet an aso bs 1% | Tor a aoe ia 6, — %
Court of Prince County) Golds were up almost one-half | rynx 6000 10% 10 19 4! Alumin’ . 1925 $28% 28% 2814 — 14
Second Circuit of the| while western oils closed down| Macassa 1450 305 300 300 41 |Anglo Nfld 100 96% 65% 656 4%
on the 5th day of| mére than one-half. Mane pes ie ‘a - = D Magnes = mn 7m “se %
A.D. 1958 in an action; The five most active specula-|Macteoa 1200 119 107 110" __ Inland 1200 87 The Mh”
Dist n The Trustees of School tives accounted for one-quarter of Madsen 5200 250 245 245 Nor Star 1700 $13% 13 13
Prt No. 119 (Alberton) inj the volume. New Mylamaque was babe ‘ 800 110 110 110 Phina New 900 9 8% 8% —%
County are Plaintiffs and) the most active, trading 779,950 A nee SS Simpsons = 398. $25%4 25% 25's + He
Estate of Anne Burke is! shares, while easing six cents at lates ee a se ae
f ar f arcon 2000 «9 9 ; Walkers 2863 $31% 31% 31
t which said execution 55 cents. Gold Eagie was off 14-| Maritime 3300 96 «695 of 3 — ae x
2 to levy for the sum) cent at 20% and Upper Canada ed iors os 4% Total sales: 4,717,000.
the ing the amount of! cained 11 cents at $1.11. Maybrun «1900 «115 ssgs5 . eee meee
a €s and costs, ech Base metals climbed with Fal- Meiners 85 $84 83h 83% — Net
eon rer naIns unpa’ -— conbridge and Hudson Bay each; MeKen 500 37 2 37 Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge
y give Public Notice ; G nq | MeMar 5000 44 B38 =e INDUSTRIALS
Ba up % and % gains to Geco and| yowat 2300 24% 22
of twelve Melee nis te ally stronger for the second aig om — . - Pt ‘ ti . 4960 $14% 14% Me + %
Tont. of Court H A straight session. 5 at = oe 3805 $15% 15 15% + %
teed ouse in Al- icceg Midrim 709 200 185 185 1 | Jeff Lake 395 874 7% Thi le
terton. in Prince - County in| Mollinger led golds ahead % -at Milliken 5792 260 255° 255 —B OILS
Thee Edward Island I will set | 24%. Most other gains were small. = 100 58k og Pan West 45100 34 2 2» 49
and sell by public auction to; Pembima, off % at 8% and Royal- Min-Ore” 042 yr =" Fr eg von 27030 330 a ae
highest bidder the lands and | ite, down % at 10% forced west- | moneta 1000 70 70 «670 = 41—=‘| Phillips 19400 138 fu! ~ =
fs hereinafter described | ern oils down after three sessions| mt wright 3600 67 65 65 Calalta 19000 88 «= B45 9
Pinop, THAT TRACT OR} of gains. sated ce ee a a ae MINES :
Jad beige . mi situate lying| Index changes: ite oe Nat Wapl 1b 8 de aa ae onal paren Bie ens ee
‘it Des a rton in Lot 4/ 34.50; base metals 1. -233 | Nealon 3500 644 6 6 -4t |G Eagle 179115 22 20% 20%
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ard Ce County in Prince Ed- weatern oils off .62 to 137.81. Nes Lab 1100 36 636) = 36 N Hosco 156900 170 152 163 49
‘,- Island, bounded and de- TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Nev Alger teal p: 2 A +1 |Queenstn 143000 2 291 21 —%
a as follows, that is _to By The ceeetee is rr Nase ay 00 6h 6 ah MUTUAL FUNDS
Be PP NCING at a point| Tomiie Stock Eschange-Seph, ¢ | TC” on a es By THE CANADIAN PREss
| °0 the East side of Main Street |: (Quotations in lassen uw Wee | are Sutil) eee Sess ae Bid. Ask.
}# the g, : Odd lot, xd—Ex-dividend, xr N Dick 1200 201 199 199 Canadian Investment 8.87 9.73
} outhwest angle of lands | jights, xw—-Ex-warrants.) icken 2 | Canafund 35,69 37.47
OO Sik Tinea Cant Bot.) N.Goldvae: 4900 7 A Eo? | Coasacion Mutual 5.25 5.77
og A. C. Green’s South boun-| Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge | N Harri 10)" 14a Commonwealth Inter 7.34 8.07
to the W : ~ | Acad Uran 3500 6% 6 6% Nein Toman 2% «24 23 24 ~«| 58 Exec Fund 5.30 5.55
an est side of Dufferin | 4 avocate 400 340 340 340 Phil 4500 23 «93 g.SS*| Pend Collectit 5.22 5.74
uth Ps ae angles | Agnico 13000 2 a si x N Mende * ee OS 4% | Grouped Income 3.74 4.09
i he West side. of | Akaitcho 17100 75 : = Growth Mines 3.84 4.04
erin Street a di of 96| Alba Expl 5500 8 7 8 NMA TO Ne fet agate Bt ant Geo 7.94 3.33
a distance 360 $17 16% 17 Newnor 24000 10 84 4 — 8 | i cctars Growth Fund
> OF to the Northeast angle | 4!som 2 |N Senator’ 1500 6 6 6 investors Grow! ‘un 5.59 6,05
| a NEle | Amal Rare 11050 20 15 20 + ; Investors Mutual 50.51 11.36
ands. of Emil » . | am 70 Nickel m 2220 8685s 85H_sC " :
NCE’ at ps mily O’Connor;!a4m Nephe 2100 70 70 Nipissing 1000 160 160 160 41 | Keystone 11.51. 12,46
N al right angles West along : Anacon 1200 48 «448 «(48 pee 1000 + m4 | Leverage Fund xk 5.56. 6.11
orth boundary line of said|Anglo Hur 1050 $114 11 11 ~% “Kh y, | Mutual Accumulating Fund 6.95 7.60
‘ 4 4 4 4 4 —%} Nor-Acme 5500 1; +%
' ily 0’Co; | Apex Res 500 : Mutual Income Fund 5.02 5.49
Plan mnor’s land a dis ‘ 4 16% +1%| Noranda 1290 45 441% 45 + %
°, Of 270. feet or to Main | Arcadia ee ag ne St ies Norgold 3500 6 7 41 | Pret et Revenue 5.19 5.67
e : : Area 34 5 2 at Radisson 4.78 65.25
Me notesaid; thence North | Arion $000 16 1516 a Nora ee a kk a Vee ae 5.13 5.64
Treat .°., bast side of Main | atin-Ruf 9100 21 20 2 Me | Norvat ae eT oerriien Awer Boed pe as
1 ihe © Gistance of 86 feet or |Aumacho 9000 134 13) NOR «32340 112 108 108 Supervised Exec 55 35.41
Whence Point or place of com-|A¥maque 3500 10 94 Oe te sD 2575 300 292 298 —7 | Supervised Exec 56 29.05
; patent, aioe _ aa sa ; Norsp A wts 705 196 192 192 41 Supervised Exee . ; if fe
! ; Ayilla _ N 1 101 Ss ised Growth Fun . 5
4 ATED this 6th day of August | Bankeno 2500 18 16 16 8 Hans "ade a ae “ or ace ainervine i Incovag: und 394 4.93
Maca.” Bankfield 1800 8) 00-9 | Obaska 4000 «7+ «7 ~«=67:«<—% |TV Electronic 11.91 12.98
WA Barney vo to O’Brien 81800 119 92 95 ‘—15 |Timed Investment Fund — A5.40 B5.40
Sheeitt ta Barvue or a a bag 1 |Ogama 200 7 #7 7 41 A—less and B—plus stock exchange
rince County. | Bary Expl 21 , ~~ loka Rare 2800 13 38 19 -1 |eommission.
Baska 4500 184 17% 18 a
SPRINGHILL
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman,
Springhill, left Monday, August
25th for different parts of On-
tario, where they will spend their
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madza,
and son Joe and’ daughter Jo-
Anne, Toronto, Ontario, were vis-
iting at: the home of ‘Mrs. Mad-
za’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Re-
ginald Noye, Mount Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mac-
Leod, Summerside, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. Mac-
Leod’s brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramsay,
Springhill,
Mrs. Gordon MacArthur was a
recent visitor to Northam, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mrs. Stenning MacNevin, Char-
lottetown, spent the weekend in
Victoria West, a guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Smith.
The auction sale held on the
premises of the late Mr. Stirling
Dyment, Springhill, was attend-
ed by a large crowd. Mr. David
Enman was the auctioneer.
Congratulations are extended by
friends here to Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Bryant, Summerside, on their
recent marriage.'Mr. Bryant was
a former resident of North En-
more. He is a member of the R.
C.A.F, and is stationed at Up-
lands, Ontario.
Mr. Stanley Bryant was visi-
ting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis,
Northam, recently.
Miss Joan Hardy, teacher in
Victaria West, spent the weekend
in Freeland, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Mr. Stanley Steeves, Toronto,
Ont., recently spent a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Reginald Noye, Mount Pleasant.
Miss Grace Carr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton, Carr, Sum-
merside, spent the weekend at
the home of Mr._and Mrs. Ken-
neth Enman, Springhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Mac-
Arthur, and sons Grant. and
Dwight, and Mrs. Kenneth Mac-
Arthur, Springhill, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Reginald Palmer, Conway.
Miss Eunice Enman, who is em
| ployed in Summerside, spent the
weekend at the home.of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth En-
man, Springhill.
Mr, Jerry MacDougal, Mount
Pleasant, left recently for Tor-
onto, Ont., where he will spend
some time.
Mr. Ronald MacArthur, Char-
lottetown, spent the weekend at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude MacArthur, Spring-
hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore and
sons Milton and Victor, and dau-
ghter Lillian, Victoria West, were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mrs. ._Moore’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Phillips, Mae-
Neils Mills.
Mrs. Blair Strongman and sons
Robert and Dougias, and Miss
Sandra Kennedy, Halifax, N. §.,
were recént visitors at the home
of Mrs. Strongman’s parents, Mr
and Mrs. Charles Frost, Spring-
hill.
The funeral of Mrs. Artemus
MacArthur was held in Vivtoria
West on Thursday afternoon, Aug-
ust 21st. The service in the church
and at the grave was conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Lee MacNauw-
ghton.
Mrs.. Gordon MacArthur and
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur
and family were the recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac-
Arthur, Linkletter. They also vis-
ited Corporal Ben and Mrs. And-
rews, St. Eleanors,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ballem,
Montague, were weekend guests
of Mr. Ballem’s brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
ton Ballem.
Mrs.. Daniel MacLeod and Mrs.
Martin Ladner, Victoria West,
spent the past weekend in Hali-
fax, N.S. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley MacLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yeo and
family, Saint John, N.B. are-spen-
ding their holidays in Springhill
and Harmony. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nesbitt,
returned to their home in Port-
land; Maine, after visiting friends
in Springhill, Victoria West, Har-
omy and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacLean,
Milo, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison
Raynor, Enmore. They also at
tended service in the United
Church, Victoria ‘West.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ramsay,
Summerside, were recent guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Burns MacArthur.. W
NEW ANNAN
W.A. Moase and son were the
winners of many prizes for cat-|week with Mrs. Simmons’ par-
tle, sheep, vegetables, etc., at the
Alberton Exhibition on August
20-21st.
Mr. and Mrs. William Benjam-
in, daughter Hileen, and Mrs.
John McInnis motored to Grand
River recently and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McLel-
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jamin is a niece of Mrs. McInnis
(nee Eileen Larkin) of Grand
River.
Among those who attended the
Alberton Exhibition were Mr s,
Robert Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Simmons, Mrs. Robert
Moase, Mrs. William Bowes, Mrs
Helen Cameron Mr. Albert Moase
and son Wendel, Mr. Clarence
Moase, Mr. William Hegarty, Mr.
Bruce McKay, Mr. Robert Wil-
liams and Allison McInnis.
The new Annan Women’s In-
stitute held a very successful
Home cooking and rummage sale
in Kensington, on Saturday eve-
ning, August 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lambe
and family, Mrs. John MclInnis,
Georgie and Allison McInnis, mo-
tored to Grand River on Sunday
afternoon to see the oil drilling
machinery which is in operation
on the farm of Mr. Herman Mc-
Dougall.
Mrs. Lloyd Crozier of Halifax,
arrived on the Island on Sunday
to spend a week with her mo-
ther, Mrs. John McInnis and her
sisters, brother and other rela-
tives and friends. :
New Annan school has opened
after the summer holidays with
Mr.. Francis Shields of Clermont,
as teacher.
Friends of Mr. Robert Dalzell
will be sorry to hear he has
again entered the hospital for
treatment. All hope for Bobby, a
recovery to good health in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs, William Benjam-
in, daughter Eileen, and Mrs.
Mort Larkin, visited with Mrs.
John MclInnis, Georgie and Al-
Ision on Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Wright
Toronto, are spending a couple
of weeks with his father, Mr. Ar-
thur Wright also his aunt Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simmons
|Friday, Sept. 5, 1958
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Albert Moase and Wendel.
Mrs. Harold McRae and little
son Ricky, of Summerside, spent
four days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Wall, recently.
Mr. Francis Pillman is being
employed as teacher in Spring-
field Eiast School.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowes
and daughter Mary, returned to
their home in Weymouth, Mass.,
after. visiting on the Island with
Mr. Bowes’ unele, Mr; William
Hegarty. :
Miss V. Hagarety, Mrs. Mary
Doyle and Miss Betty Coen, spent
a couple of weeks with Violas mo=
ther, Mrs. Lucy Hegarty and othe
er relatives. ‘
Mr. Michael de Serras, Dor-
val, Quebec, was a\recent visi-
tor to. this vicinity. ~
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