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IRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

ANNOUN

CEMENTS

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

BIRTHS

WULCAHY = At the Halifax In+
firmafy on October 28, 1963, to
Gerald and Mary (Molly)
Mulealiy (flee Mary Kane) for-
merly of Morell Rear) twins,
a boy afid a girl.

\CUTCLIFF — Byton aid Bar-
(mee Stevenson) Crap
aud are happy to announce
the birth of . their daughter
Carolyn Jane Oct. 26th, at the
Prince Edward Island Hos-
pital, Weight 7 Ibs. 12% ozs.

00D, — Carla and Shaiineen
wish to annoutice the birth of

Edward Island Hospital
Oct. 30, 1963. The parents War-
ren and Aflenie (nee Guindon)
are quite pleased.

ENGAGEMENTS

ILANIGAN — GRANT = Mr, and
Mrs. James R. Manning, an.

nounce the engagement of

their niece Catherine Mary

Marriage will take place Sat-
urday November 23rd at 11.30

am, at St. Alexis Church
Rollo Bay.
MARRIAGES
CARSON — BELL — and

Mr.
Mrs, Richatd L. Carson, Sim-
merside, announce with plea-
siire the martiage of Mrs.
Margaret Jean Bell Summer-
aide, W6 Dr. William | Rundel

ae,
Bie err on Saturday Oct-
ober 19, 1963. The ceremony
was pecan by the Rev.
W.A, Paterson.

DEATHS

ROBERTSON — At Kingshoro,
‘Thursday, Oct. 31, 1963, Mrs,
Frederick Robertson, i

year. Funeral arrange-
ments will be announced later.

MONTGOMERY — At Malden,
(Mass Monday Oct. 28, 1963,
peta Ella Montgomery in her

th year. Remains due to ar-

where
held at $ p.m, Burial will be
in Peoples cemetery, Sum-
merside.

ra
&

ONES — At Desable on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 30, 1963, Mrs,
Adam Jones in her Jn year.
Forwarded from the Rooney

Funeral Home to the ae of
ci (rpaeid Mrs. Geral
Richard, seville, from

where the eee will be held
to Im-

le Conception Church,
* Road for Requiem
Hla Mast tt at oP wee

| OBITUARY

SOCELYN AGNES SAUNDERS
(Inserted friends and rela-
sted as a tribute to the deceas-

The death ee at the
spital, Oct. 7th
f Jocelyn irene) daughter of
ir, and Mrs. Dennis Saunders,
ged three years, nine months.

Although under the tender
are of Dr. J.H. O'Hanley from
the age of two months, she
rew to be a beautiful child and
lead a fairly normal life unt
wo weeks before her death
when her condition grew wors

land despite the loving care of
er parents and doctor she pass-
lec away on the above

She leaves to mourn besides
her grief stricken parents, two
brothers Paul and Michael. bd

the Henneasey, Funeral eden 0

tit | COST!

GAUDET — At Tignish, hard
day, Oct. 28, 1963, Peter
Gaudet in his 74th year, or
warded from
pas Hottie to the home of his

ister, Mrs.
from where the funeral Was
held Wednesday, 30 to St.
Jude Chtutch, Tignish for Re-
quiem High esti Interment
was in the church ¢ x
CAHILL — At the Prince County
Re Mendes: ober

963, Mrs. Mary
cant, wife of John cant,
Siitnmerside in her 69th yeat
Remains resting at Bow.
ness Funeral Home until Satur-

Requiem High Mass

o'clock, Interfment in
chur! cemetery. Visiting
hours are 2 to 5, 7 to 10.

HASLAM — Entered into rest
‘Thursday, Oct. 31, 1963, Miss
C. Maude Haslam of 210 Kent
Street, Charlottetown. Re-
mains were forwarded from
the MacLean Funeral Home to
her late fesidence ae okt

rest until noon Sa‘ urday, N
2, then to St, lizabett'¢ Ang:
lican Ohurch, Springfield for
funeral service commencing
.m. Interment in the

it 2p,
Siurch cemeteey Please omit | Many

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere] °
thanks and appreciation to aia
tor Cox, Doctor John
Doctor Doulas ‘Macdonald, orl
vate nurses, Miss Cameron,

‘Isaac, Mrs. Judson, ey ‘Si
fers, nurses and staff of
Charlottetown Hospital, savas
who helped my family at home|
while I was a patient in the hos-
pital.

Mr. ream aie aie Cher-|
ty Valley, P.E.

IN MEMORIAM

HORTON — In loving memory
of our dear sister, Mrs, Harry
Horton, Mt. Albion, who pass-| f
ed away on November 1, 1958.

In our hearts your memory ling-

Sweetly tender, fond and true,
There is not a day, dear Sister,
That we do not think of you.

Sadly missed and always re-
membered by brother and sis-
ters.

HORTON — In loving memory} tq;

of my dear wife Marion who}
departed this life November!

Ist, 1958.
I think of you in silence

No eye can see me weep
iq | But still within my aching heart

Your memory I will keep.
Lovingly repeated by hus-
band Harry.

Seer yee oe ee loving memory

my parents,
Mrs. Sel "Chandler, ‘North|
Milton, who departed this life
September ah 1948, and No-|
vember ist, 1
eee “Temenbered by daught-
er Mi

GRIGG — In loving memory of
our dear husband and father,| St
John R. Grigg, who p
away two years ago Nov. 1.

You're not forgotten and never

shall be
As long as life and memory last
‘We shall remember

Lovingly “oe caaaa by wife
Frances and family.

‘ELLO — In loving mem-
ory of Mrs. Pope Costello, who
passed away Novemler
Seu in spot deep in my

Where the sun will always shine;
For there will never be another

CITY & QUEENS

TURKEYS-1RESH KILLED
on order. Available for suppers,
banquets, individual orders, ete,
Gil Henry, Dial 4.93;

MEN’S 8KI a $11.98;

boys’ ski jackets $7.95;

Peet $10.95. Moore and
» Queen Street, Chi “4

lottetown.

OBITUARY

GEORGE ALBERT GRAHAM
eres, Bese, and neighbo-
iced deep softrow when

they ‘were told that Geo. Albert
Graham hed had | patted away at The
tince Edward Island “Hoepitaly
Charlottetown, in the early hours
or pracy August 25th, 1963, in

fon of the late Benjamin A,
Grahanr and his wife, Mary
MacDonald, George A. was born
in be ah ake North on
May 27., He was united
x “navtags . Annie Clow Gra-
of Gaspereaux, P. E. I. on
July 29th, 1914. The birth of a

daughter and two sons brought
<< on to their meh life.
late Mr. Graham was a

fatreen by occupation and for
any yearg Was a familiar
ure at Graham

erie! of the Murray Harbour
Notth P: terian Church for
wer forty years, George A. sev-
ed most acceptably on the Board
of Managers, and the past sev-
eral years excelled as envelope
secretary for the congrgation
ind the total life of the church
nd the community he will be
| greatly missed. He he was a val-
ued friend. How keenly his pres-
ence will be missed in the home
only his loved ones know.
. Graham's health was
somewhat impaired during the
past year, is spring he
entered the King’s County Mem-
pa icatioart Montague, for
ent, and on August 19th,
fe catered the Prince Edward
Island Hospital, Charlottetown,
for surgery. His condition was
found ey be such that the best
of medi il and attention
could offer little ‘help. A. few
a8 after surgery he was calied

Hom
esides_his Leg ee
aeeayes bolniae sin
a daughter, Mary atts, ‘william
R. Graham,) Murray Harbour
North; two sons, Cal, Murray
and Roy, West-
two sisters, Effie
ester ~MacSwain), Pe-
and Hannah (Mrs.
Ray Collings) Murrey Harbour
North; four brothers, Thomas
‘Trenton, N. &. John, onda,
USA William H., California,
Harold, Somerville,

ily in this hour of bereavement
and loss.
pepe funeral was held from the
lurray Harbour North Presby-
tet Chuch on Tuesday, Aug-
and was conducted by
tis mi minister, Rev. M. Carl Cur-
a Taking ae lad from 1 Jon
—God is Love,” Mr. Cur-

Bs cout to eine comfort to
the bereaved and spoke highly
of the life of the departed. The
Serevitionel Raat vere, The
Lord is My Shepherd’ and ‘By
Cool Slloam's Shady Rill” The
choir sang ‘Shall We Meet Be-
yond The River?” Pall bearers
were Messrs. George Gra-
am, Grant Graham, Harry
Graham, Wilbert Graham, Mark
Jackson and Blair MacSwain.
eat ee tri.
were carried by Cephas
Dave, William Dixon” William
inn, Garfield Graham, Newton

St. Eugenes Church,
where service was codduchid by
Father P.F, McDonald who also
fea en at the grave. Inter-
nee yas in the church ceme-
Pallbearers were four
Seousion Richard Lavror, Joueph
Caswell, Michael McKinnon and
Billy McKinnon,

CARD QF THANKS

wish to vag dA our sin-
cere thanks to Dr. J.H. O'Han-
ley, Father Reid, se ata
tert of the Crarotet moa

Sister Mary Henry e
Caiolle Weitare, the Hennessey

tions to to Cystic i
tion Halifex Research ‘Branch.
Our sineere thanks

to me
Like that wonderful mother of Hck, Harry J Waiter
mine, King, abou stewelie,
Lovi by dav- | Laurie Miles Mac:
ghter, . Peter McGarry. Kinnon, Stanley MacKinnon,
Janes mashes, and Benjamin
neabaugh. His remais were
LIVESTOCK coders kd to rest in AeA
oe baad North Community
MONTREAL (CP) — Prices | Cemetery.
were Caio ae on the | FLORAL TRIBUTES:
Montree! markets this | Pillow — The Family.
athe — Hanns, Laon and

week. Trading vas eee,
active under a fair de

calvet
sheep and lam!
Choice thet were 23.50-24 50,

good 22,75-23.50, medium 21-22.75

Hospl- and common 11-21,

Medium heifers 17-18.80 and
common 11-17.

Good bulls 18,50-19 and com-
mon and medium  12-18.25.

Good cows 16.25-17, medium
15-16, common 12.50-15
ners. and Naa ie Hi

Good vealer: 8-32, me-
dium 22-28, common 15-22 and
erassers 11-18. Reus

Grade A were 50 ¢

lower than Inst week at 24.24.50.

Agnes and
and boys,

bd 17-18.50 and = common

and can- | Wi
bot

bbe

Bil Helen and family.
Tom and Annie, Vernon and
Carrie, Frank and Doris.
Newell and Ruth, Artie and
Alice, Frank and Florence,
sy Jess and Family,

YS:—
The Grand-children.
Harold and Family
ind Effie

<9

Junior and Phyllis, Curtis and

Shirley.
Pembroke Women’s Institute
pe Charles, William and

ie, Mary ies oa Stan-
ley, aa ae

NOTICES

NOTICES

as

vo Eileen, Blair and

Visitas

Brae

SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE

81-88 Orlebar Street, Charlottetown
One ‘tenement subject to monthly tenancy

Open for beg 10:00 a.m. to Noon on Satur-
day, November 2, 1968.
Robert MacKinnon — Auctioneer

Noon Saturday, November 2, 1963
Executrix Betate of-the late Ella M. Sentner
“Mas. Preston J, Sentner

ton, Margaret and Evelyn
Glendon

“WE TREAT THE SICK WELL”
Pai nd Pharmacy. “Up-to-
the -minute” ription ser-
vice. We can call for and deliver
your peehpia. Phone us to
day — Prompt Free Delivery to
Parkdale Sherwood and a
sections of the city... Dial
43170.

HOT GOOSE DINNER AND
bazaar, Crapaud Hall, Satur-
day, November 2. Auspices St
John's W.A. Starting to serve
at 3.90 p

HIGHEST GRADES COAL, soft
Coal in sizes nut and lump; also
coke and hard coal. Weeks
Yards, Gtafton Street East

‘O-HE-LO rummage sale
kirk Ba Fridey, November
ist at 6.30

eaieeine Dance Mill-
view Hall, Friday, November
Ist, 9.30- 12.90 p.m. Music by the
Three Mac's.

PANTRY SALE 4t Ellis Broth-

ers, Friday, November Ist 3.30
p.m. Sponsored by South Winsloe}
WI.

SUMMARY
Undtd markets at
Torotito:; Market easier;
as oe
‘ork: Market mixes
sig “Ther

Market lower;
te riding

MONTREAL (CP)—The
dollar of

Pound  Heellag
$3.01

NEW YORK

r/market weathered some

tional selling Thursday and

coveted enot!

pattern at the close.

was fairly ae ve

Certain Crab cor
0

ind lost reces
2 points

DANCE Fort Augustus Hall | makit

every Friday night.
FASHION SHOW clothing by | 5’
.T. Holmans November
in Victoria Hall, 8 p.m, Auspi-
cies PTA,
DR. Ll. DUFFY will be ab-
sent La his office until Nov-
em

z

it
DR. J.D. REDDIN Dentist Of- stare

fice Mt. Stewart will be closed
from October 2ist. to November

HEAR JOHN Mullally, MP,
in report from Parliament Hill
on C.F.C.Y, radio Saturday, No-
vember a, 1963, from 6.20 to
6.30 p.m.

RUMMAGE SALE Hear tz|h!
Hall basement Saturday, No-
vember 2nd., 2 p.m. The Kings|
Daughters, Group 4a

ANNUAL HARVEST-in service
will be held this Sunday evening
at the Clyde River Presbyterian|
Church at 7.30, The Murray
Harbor singers will be providing
the special music,

EXTRA PERFORMANCES
for the York Concert, Tuesday
and Wednesday, November 12th
and 13th. Tickets now at Hen-
derson and Cudmore or Vesey’s
Seeds York.

HIGHEST GRADES soft
coal in sizes nut and lump; also
coke and hard coal. Weeks Coal
Yards. Grafton Street East.

RESERVE SATURDAY, No-|%
vember 16th., old time fiddling
and step-dancing contest Trac-|

rage rebot
2.28 in the ie half hour
ended the cy wit a tri
net gain of

American Edi
most active stock
ond straight day, Taking

other ene percentage gain
1% to 12% on 27

nas

hat the federal government
adio Corp., second most ac: will rescind the 15-per-cent se-
ten spurted 3% to 95% on|curity sales tax imposed on
113,700 shares. Zenith gained | American purchases of Cana+
4, Magaayos 1% and Motor: | dian securities rallied the stock
a 14 market slightly in the last half
Motors was third (hour of trade on the Montreal
most active ‘on 106,000 shares, | and Canadian Exchanges Thurs-
risin, mH. | day
ie Ht aM pee} were The composite index, down
favor- 0.4 at one point in He day,
“ie earniny reports, Several | closed unchanged
of the. catriers gained around | ‘Trading was fairly ate as
a point of better, |industrial volume hit 179,
* the Assoclat Press aver- shares and mines and oils
age of 60 st

ate gain of 6 at 261.5
dustrials up .1, rails up 1.3
utllities up .5.

CHURCHES

(Continued
The Rally Bay
ed for Nov 3 hat

North Tryon: service at 11
Sunday School and Bible cla:
a 16 p.m. Breadalbane: Bi

at rvice at
pm. Rev. G. Killen, minist

TRYON CHARGE, The U:

adie Cross Hall, at 8 p.m. Spon-|
sored by Home and School. Send
entries before November 12th, to
re Mrs. Patrick Lacey. Phone 26-

DR. FARMER will be absent
from his office November 4 to
November 9, 1963 inclusive.

UNLOADING CAR of Royal
Feed at Milton Station, Saturday
morning only, November 2nd.

RESERVE HN ecto 14th
for chicken ty
North Milton Ta. rigoae by
St. Johns Church.

MARRIED COUPLES dance)
in Corran Ban Hall, on Wed-
nesday night, November 6. Good!
music. Lunch served. Sponsored

Corran Ban CWL, $1.00 a
couple and all couples welcome.

KINGS COUNTY

KASSNER’S office, Sour
a ‘il be closed from Novem
ber 2 to 18 inclusive.

DANCE every Friday night,
Morell Village Hall. Johnny
Qhaisson’s Orchestr:

DANCE EVERY Saturday
night in St. Peter’ Bay Hall.
Johnny jon’ Orehestr a.
Admission 50c.

(ier LAW office of Kenneth
MacDonald in the Civic Build-
ine at ho ad will be open
each Saturday.

KID GALAHAD with Elvis
Presley, in bal etn! mati-
nee Saturday, No ber 2nd.
2.30 p.m, at fouris ‘Theatre.

NOVEMBER HALF price’
sale, new winter clothing and
dry goods, afternoons and eve-
nings, Tuesday and Saturday}
for month of November, Mathew
and MacLeans, Bridgetown,
sponsored by United Church Wo-|
men.

THIS IS to remind you to of)
der your magazines for Christ-
mas now. For any magazine new}
3 erie write or phone

Lean, paraplegic, ma-|
arias agent, Souris. Phone 40.

PRINCE COUNTY

TON ELE MEN
Home and School
‘sale on Loy , Nov. Ist at
p.m. in the ington Town

Hall. Pega gratefully re-
cei
ENTRIES FOR Fox and Mink|
show close November 2nd.
A CHICKEN and ham supper
-by. the St. Stephen's
Burlihgton Hall Nov.
TRYON UNITED Church fresh
scallop supper,
ber 9th =im

“let; ila

Church bysamee School
ae ie a

arte, rvices
worship: Try0n “tL a Crap: | rose

p.m.; Cape Travers
pm. ‘Rev Allison O'Brien,
ister.

BEDEQUE PASTOR
Charge, ‘The United Chu
Rev.R.M . Cameron, m
ter. Albany Chutch School

a.m.; worship uh i p.m Bedeque |

Church School 10 am.; wor:
11 a.m. Borden ‘church Sch

By THE CANADIAN PRESS. Wie, Goyal

CURRENCIES |

in terms of Canadian |
funds was up 1-98 at $1.07 25-32. |
was up ¥% at erham 's, International ‘Nickel %4

to show a mixed Advances
‘Trading | Declines

to 364%4

from a ton at | Gen Ene

Volume was 5,050,000 shares |

pretl e Ee eatedet.| | Aluminium was % higher.
# been re-sched- json Bay Mining fell % tid AB | Rene
led for Nov. 10 at 7.30 p.m. Falconbridge and Nor- To" Dom

NORTH TRYON and Breadal- |
bane Presbyterian Chur ches.

Tryon

{Gonipared wth 5,160,000 Wed-

| Among the active | aaine
were Chrysler, up Con
a "otandard Off
light (New Jersey), up % follow
that company's declaration
d tO an A0-cent dividend.
Among the more widely mov-

Ac- ing issues, IBM rose #4, Con
trol Data 2% and High Vi one
Engineering 1%. el
lost 1%.

Among Canadian Issues
traded Aluminium Ltd. and Me-

US. Intyre Porcupine added pel
|Hudson Bay Mining % and
Dome Mines %. Walker Good-

and Distillers Seagrams %,
Prices moved trregulat
higher on the American Stoel

|Fxchange. Jupiter Corp. added
14. Preston lost 146 and Cana

NEW YORK (AP)—The stock dian Javelin

addi- | What stocks did:

ae ‘Thur Wed
517 S78
497 697

Inchanged 2

| Total issues rt

afin) peiirs ATOCKS

iy W

nsid-
th
ntl

NY Cent
Radio Corp
South Paciic

a
m% Std Oi

fons Edison
‘and | Godvest.

Gt Nor Ry
fling | Int TT

| Kennecott

MONTREAL

| MONTREAL (CP) — Rumors
| th

41% Utd Airetatt
S84, Vanadie

m4 Westngee
the |
|

0,600

jtocks made a ee turned over 393,600 shares.

pers were down 0.9 at 113.9,
and Great Lakes fell a pont, Mac-
Millan-Bloedel dropped % and
Price Bros. eased %. Interna-
jtional rose % and Rolland A
rose Ye

In senior base metals, ae
jnational Nickel added Ne

B.C. Telephone and Newfou
a.m,
ss at | Bell Telephone, Quebec Natural
ble |Gas and International Utilitie:
3.30 were all off %. Can
fer. | national Power gained

| banks dropped 0.5

to 124,
nited | Ro; Yo

[lost Ms,

Cape
of | Provinciale
%

7.30

7:9] Industrials were

jon index at 126.2
%, Du

rose _%,
reh, | id Canada and Dominion
ina | HAE were beter by and. Do.

19 | minion Bridge a

Losers included dim
ship | down 's, Distillers - Seagrams
ols | and Consumers’ off

unchai
CIL ade

AL|

10 and 11 am.; worship 3 p.m. | each and Labatt, Canadian Avie

SPRINGFIELD — O'LEARY

Pry United Baptist Chu

Laren,
Sunday School as u:

FREE CHURCH of Scotland,
Mpc Parish, Argyle aie u
C

gale man 7.30

Shore Sunday School 1
Ppa aay kan erred school ii
Rev. Kenneth W.R. Camer-

a atin

FREETOWN GOSPEL Hall,
all evening meetings cancelled

until further notice

gospel meetings nightly, ex

Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Cr
aud Gospel Hall

&

WELLINGTON PASTORAL |
Charge, United Church. Rev. W. |
B. MacPhail, minister. Welling-
ton 11 a.m. Combined services
Union Corner congregation,

w
Victoria West 3 p.m.

| oF » CHURCH, Sum-
atl merside. Minister DL Howlett. | Bx on
orship| BC Forest * Mio sat 2
TF layer | BC Pow

" youth | Bruck

Bible Sc!
and ‘ction ‘it om
ning service 7.30 p.m.
meeting 8.30 p.m.

MONTROSE PASTORAL) cin Com

Charge, The United Chu

Brown Jardine, lay supp

Pera 1 am; Ladin
3 p.m.; Elmadale 7

WEST PRINCE Presbyte!
nis ev.

h, Bl
; Alberton 11,
Be 2.30 p.m.; Vietoria West

itcthban CHURCH Sunday

in the octave of All Saints.

Mary's 7.40 Mattins and Litany
ni

‘School
Communion. Canon M.
son, rector.

ober pe CHURCH. Parish

Rev. E.J. Fiand-

et, Lig-4 9.30 a.m al Com.
‘St. Thomas, F'

‘of New London. Rev.

. Holy Crmntnaion

mn Burlington: ie kin
evening prayer St. Mark's,
boa rel 2. a.m, Sunday Sch
St. Mi

vl BEDEQUE Chai

Maxwell Nesbitt, min-
ister. Springtleld 1 a.m’; O- |
Leary 7.30 p.m. Mr Bill, Mac- | five cents and Tache ‘hake e
Charlotietows, | speaker |% a cent, Northern Explo

Special

ation Electronics, Hawker
dele and Chemcell,

+ Side

he ail lower

dropped
ed

ion
climbed 14 fold Vcr Bruneau

300
306 1330

| bestos,
anda all lost %,
Utilities eased 0.1. to ma, |EERA, wp so

nde | Tr
land light were down % rand | TM PPL 0 $154

adian Inter- | Aj
1, | Ameran
1 fell %, Toronto-Dominion
Imperial slipped %, Ca-
nadienne Nationale lost .%' and |
eased %. ea ise

4 |
Pont and Southam et rinse
Industrial Anceeraste ar

0

‘The oh Fri. Nov. 1, 1963. 11
falling % and Royal %% while | MuNi-M | go4s amis. 26
Montreal edvanced 4, peolngl cae fy
ord Canada loet Lwo points | im” tn inh
PRODUCE to vr) and C tie tO | New Bia 15000 88
38 ‘prone major ose 700 300 988
Neonex wis 400 73 Ta

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul. Dominion Textiles and ‘Trans. Ndedeue 100 8B
lute depariment quotations i se na ites "mate ew Hoseo $1000 377 195 300
to country stations, wonen car- | "Noranda slipped ¥e and Huds | Newlund —iomo 15 a4)
tons: Extra-large 57; large 54; aon may Manag. rose th in ee.| X_Mylama soo 17 19 33
ber sain sinll MBA and lor base malas, Gannpbell Cat | RevS ine ‘amo 10" ‘1h eh

Butter: Curent receipts nom |tougamau fell MF ennte among | Miele Se eR RS
tenderable 50%; 92 score ten. MNO a stined te in aentor | Nino im 4 4 6

Norn boo a8 3-8
olds.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal, ® | iameal ie We. ae
waxed, cufrent receipts: Whole- jaa me barr gmertrvet tina | Reacts 300
fale Quebeo white 96; colored  optta Gh tuane Han ta) Golder” 3109 17184 184 —

shares 180 timed a joel MARAE So ae ee

Skim milk powder: Spray pro- | ‘ $1.79 on 97,855 5! | Northeat 14am 36 aN 34
eens No. 1 id bags 1144-1816, | Union oi down % in ae-|Normnssle at ais ais ais 8
roller process No. 1 in bags 11- | nior wester' [nN a a
12%; feed 10-10%, bitter milk | "The Forelg h-Market was gen- | % Bee et ae

powder feed 8.8%; fob. Mont. erally dul egret as ge, wits ‘a o
real 8 ath to $4 and CPR tell | o's 100

Potatoes: panes selling i | o
price: Que. new 7 1.20; | On Index, industrials dipped
Que. new new 02 to 654,29, base metals 1,03

s 90- | to 211.02, golds .22 to 84.86 and
P.E.I, western oils edged ahead .05 to

~ 160; PET
PE

ora 83
fd 150 $11%4
Onilvie 1200 $13%
Ont 1100 $20%4

Can PL 1740 $44 34
eel 1M) 410.410.
Wert’ A 900-316

sso00 “Su
An Am Mol 1700 203

was ahead thre ents.
MONTREAL CLOSING. STOUR
7 The. Casation Prese
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