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N Partie 3 58% Std Oil NJ 57% | Labrador 00 $2414 Fi 24% —
Toronto: Market lower in| Gen 7 c 37¥2 Utd Aircraft 29% | Lake Cin 1000 112 110 110 —2
naling bar Me aes 69% Vanadium 34. |L Dufault 1700 G7: O67
moderate trading. Goodyear 115% Westngse 67% | Lake Ling 3000 8% 8 '814 —1
New York: Market lower; vol- = ad ay 49% bes L Osu 2000 24 «Bh «23% 4-14
yme off. Kefinecott 96 Poe Ma ss 440 445 +5
. treal: Market generally | ——— = 6 265 25 —§
Mon ES y Leitch 2800 147 144 147 42
ey Jower in moderately active trad- T ORONTO Lenchurt 6000-15 15 16 «w+
5 Lexindin 500 5 5 5
ng. + LL Lae 1000 177 176 176
\ aga Lomega 16000 4% 4 4%
% is ‘4 TORO: (CP) Lorado wt: 5
= NTO — Base met. | Lorado wis 750. 20 0 9
‘ Louvict 1 b
3 sq. CURRENCIES als slipped behind seni ines [lou > Fa
senior mines | Lyndhst 500 «19 19 9 —
pesult in F Tuesday on the Toronto Stock ex- rear 2000 2 2 2 ee
MOMay colg 9. My MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S.| change. They lost 1% points -, Matec“ aur ota eos
oper Pen, q Tuesd * " 8700 130 120 198 +8
cold Weather dollar closed Tuesday at a dis- index. Western oils were down 1% | Madsen 5250 237 230 236 —4
h calls for Cold ain my count of 3 11-32 per cent in terms | points. Golds, ahead in the first Mahe uae aa ee
wall with Window %) of Canadian funds, up . Pound |thour, slipped off but th ili Malartic 1000 103 100 103
en rallied | Maneast U 4500 9% 82 8%
governor . sterling $2.70 15-16, up 7-16. at the close for a few decimal | Maralgo 14000 27 266
warm air ang ats badd points advance. Sarg poe - " i =e
cold air is New Mylamaquie traded 365,000 | Matatch 50078 -

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les are useq PRODUCE Bt Sah asf cents easier | Maybrm r S600 18 16 164 + M4
ming cold air : at $1.01. New Hosco eased 7 cents | Moxa ~S)
mm air that 7 * MONTREAL (CP) = Agricul-| at 92 cents. Trans Canada Ex- MeMar hoe % . * s
fy heat of 1} n ‘ure department quotations: Plorations showed the best gain, | McWat 3500 26-25 BC.
ithes floor 4 nt By yy Ezvs: Wholesale dealer prices | ahead 25 cents at $1.15, Dae ee ae
se temperature to country station, wooden cases,| Golds ended ahead as Dome, at | Meta Uran Bo ae aaa ae
S 800d moisture... my ote iaee SB. fang S44, me-|17, and Melntyre, ‘at 85%, each | Midrim 2100 ea
ity. A low Vig “$9 tol “39, B 34-35,| gained ¥. Kenr-Addison lost the | Minda 39008 7-7 24

evel outie m Receipt: 2 same amount at 18%. Min-Ore 307 16 «15 «16 (41
fe. Accomplishen i®s ) Butter: current receipts tend-| In base metals International eect 2000 3 io 1
mast fan with DY cag. efable 63%, not tenderable 6314; me 3 at 83% and Falconbridge, Mt Wright 3000 55 5258 be
duct carried Mécix) fresh grade creamery prints, job|@t 28.., each dipped %. Consoli. cae 2100 50 4949 1
; ; : “Sts x = Nama Cr 1000 «#17 17 Ww +1
* a almost, ¢ price 64%4-66; fresh wholesale | dated Mining eased % at 20%. | Nat ex 200° pias eae
| stack and laden airy) 6414-6414. Profit-taking continued to wear | Nealon DO So Rae
exhausted s'" Cheese: delivered Montreal, |@Way gains recorded by most | Nel! 3000 16 14 «(14
Pen is ~ aE A 3 Nes Lab 600 2744 27% 274 — %
> to | Warmer it not waxed, Quebec white 33, col-|Senior oils late last week. Cal-|New Alger 1070 8 8 68 +%
reed —— than yy) ored 33; wholesale Quebec white |@ary and Edmonton lost % at 25 New Ath = 3000-30 390d
Insulation is ; 34, colored 34; current receipts and % losses went to Home B, | New Cal 4000 2 204 Ps ="
. “portant jy, Ontario white F.0.B., grading sta-} Pembina and Pacific Pete. New Delhi 2600 30 2% 29 ~4
“ abeolutely ation “tion 35-35 1-16, colored 35-35%. No Pema changes: Golds up .09 at |X Dicken | 23 715 215 ais +3
r Vital ations for wholesale Ontario -78; base metals” off 1.77 at a Re,
mm bird comfort for quotations : . “7 aliN Harri 100 2 2 ow
‘ toes: Quebec new 7s 1.35-| 170.57; western oils off 1.26 to|N Hosco 113400 93 o
mmer. Witte) Pota ; Ni er
UR MARKE 50; N.B. 758 1.50-1.60. 131.88. Pe FARR 9000-10 5 8 § og
T OUTLOG TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS” | Nanuome 21007 HT
Latest reports j By The Canadian Press 7500 27 26 64%H— %H
sre mari indicate , Toronto Stock Exchithee—bee 2 sR nip Ae BS EN
. et by the ti-, GRAIN (Quotations innb.sx80))marked $. N Mylama 365500 114 100 iol —i4
Newnor 1000
fop will be offered in %—Odd lot, xd — Ex-dividend, xr—Ex-| Nickel Ms 3500 Th hh ™%
x WINNIPEG (CP)—Fairly act-| "> *"—E=warrants) Nick Rim 600 9 $8 9 ot
P ; " x Net | Nipica ss
Brown mink, tye business in flax, with reports | Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge | wig s8 000 1215, 212 21a \—3
1s : B00 A 6. 6 ay
are in keen demanj,) of small export sales to the MINES Nor-A
we it on ‘ . Advocate 200 295 290 20 —6 | Nore cme 3600 15 ow Mw —%
| oe Word ty, United Kingdom, gg trad- Aphis 2805 60 37 8 =3 |Norgold sooo “o 78
these a Wailable yy ing Tuesday on Winnipeg | Akaitcho 7700 42 4 42 41. |Norlartic 7000 32 ge ae Ly
r ist. in Alba Expl 28000 11 10% 10% N
pw York =n oni) Brann ny. Algom 700 $144 14% 14% —%4|Norpax, hdd “ao a HH
K. Standarg,| Closing prices: Algom wts 1125 340 340 340 —85 | Norsync 3000 9% om om
jain be in good demanj,) Oats—dec % higher 71%-b; portage fe pl oe 18 N Goldert 1200 4 40 40 shy,
: i. ; <n hi al Rare I! 17% N
ough sangecd reports tig & unchanged 7ra; Jly .. higher Am Nephe i200 7 7% 7 42 + Bowe § wes 16 eg
Ty - over Sapphires °TB..a. nacon 2200 68 65 68 +7 |Norsp A wts 1300 129 196 129 Se
miblu, these have bee,  Barley—Dec % higher 96%; |Anslo Hur 900 $122 212 North Can 1300 118 106 :
117
; , Ang Rouyn 1500 2 25 25 Norvali
ely @t a good pace ay, May ..-% higher 1.00-1.00%; Jy | ansu aris) ae, 38 1 Ota mee rH Th
ese may be cleaned ® ' “higher 98%. Apex Res 600 S$ 4 4 —1 |O’Brien 700 $53 53 88 41
mmiber ist. it is thought 4. Flax—Dec % higher 3.00%; ae ve ed e.. x « a: 00 64 OH OOH
: ; re 3800
pengihence some caf aptOl; iy 1% higher 280." [tite 3g BB [Sao Sh em it
$01; Jly 1-% 95b. in- 18-27 a 7 Opem 4100 830 es
} up fairly well and ani Rye—Dec 1% lower 1.00%; May | Aubelle’ le RR a Ty Orenada 5000101) “10
ell. Good 4 ; Lene: iced Aunor 2000 261 255 261 +6 |Osisko 1000 32 32 33
Mi be in fairky goog y 1-% lower 1.07%; Jly 1% \Mower|Bankeno 1000 20 19 19 Pato Cons 700 340 340 340 46
olf 1.0654. Barnat 8600 140 138 140 Pardee 4631 43 42
Wewish. Palomino anj gy Prices for class two wheat for| post Metals 700 a” EE pee te Pais io wes eo
re being taken by Eup ¢Port to countries outside IWA: | Baska 500 15 144 144 —% Payne do = “4 =
nd on "1 nor 1.68%; 2 1.60%; 3 1.50..;|B-Dua 8100 20 19% 1%4—%|Pce Expl 2500 15% 1514 15%
dyed understan ‘4 130%: 5 1.38%: 6 1.35%. 1 Belcher 3710 92 «91 92 1 | Peerless 8300 22 2
we to their size, mint. ’ : , woth Bethim - 2500 86 = 8 )=— 86 —1_—s«*| Perron 6500 24 2 mM —H%
pod * prices ~ durum 1.85%; 2 1.82%; 3 1.68%. | Bevcon 2042 15% 1514 1644 Pick Crow 6201 86 8 8 —1
Commercial qualiy maj NWA,en domestic prices: 1 nor |Bive, tae a" 9" us |ricer” ‘a sion Sow i
homett will be te soa ih Us: 2 1.00%; 31.50%; 4190..;] Binns Pn ee es
¢ increased prices -$1.38..; 6 1.35..; 1 durum 1.85. .; | Bidcop 6500 13% 13 13% + % | Purdex 2500 11 =
21.62%; 8 1.68%. Black Bay 1000 22 22 22 —%%lIlQue Ascot 1746 54 @w RR —1
onttmuance of the 7 Bonville a s - z ba Que Chib 3910 53 52 52 —8
rimming business 3 Bouzan Que Cop* 2070 2% 2% 2% —1
arge quantities. Fine MONTREAL Broul Reet 1109 65 ‘sa ‘st a (G,Metal 1n10 S73 tee ie
53 Qunston 3500 «16 —
: , Brnhrst 00 Gs. 82.6 t 55 $12 1% 1% —%
ise is especially scarce : oY 6 7 ym \euemen 195 $18
up. _| MONTREAL (CP) ~—~ Prices Brungwick 900 360 30 350 —10 | Rayrock 1580 5 A hm —t
As w prices - : ; iin | Buff 29000 15 13 «15 Rexspar 12500 47 44 44
An were irregularly lower im fairly | pis Ank 4900 198 ill ioe +18 |Rix Athab 5800 57 53 53 —S
brown cnlak will active trading Tuesday on the|Bunker Hil 2000 9 9 9 Roche 4000 14. 13% 13%
emt higher than last yea} Montreal and Canadian stock ex- | Cable 8716 24 hh Rockwin 7100 34 «32 A—%
ng. Whites, silverblu asm) changes pane igen bad iat are SNS = Be Rowan Cons 4750 10 ” _ :
5 to 20 per cent lower. The utilities were generally |Ccamp RL 300.900 900 So pematignn tems ae oF
90 +5 | Satellite 550 5050s
s 10 - 20 per cent lowe! higher. Up % were Newfound-|Cdn Astoria 50500 4 74 8441 |Sheep Cr 1400 90 88 88 —85
lards 10 - 15 per cent hid land at 49%, Shawinigan at | Dyno 2600 365556 +2 Sherritt =» 1980 410 405 405
curse these are just eral °$3, 4 new high, and Canadian In-\G Nn oo, SM Sigma 200 450 450 450 +10
: : a , 74 BH 31 833% +2% | Sil Stand 1000 16 «16 0 16+
The general world ecomiltemstional Power : Cdn NW 4300 61 59 60 Siscoe 0 @ @& @ —8
© enh at _ brighter @- Up 114 oe pd feck Mont- Ota ‘Thor 000 eee eat | Slocan VR 25400 24 22% 28 pant
4 4 ‘andore 6b 6 6 Stdcona « 120 13. 13
md a repeat on Europa) real at 54% and Commerce at Logeaed os 30-27 «=: 28S 41 «| Stanleigh 3600 = * 4 +4
i ; 7% 72 72 —2 |Stanigh wts 2720
joreign business wit =% C-Met wis 500 30 30 30 —1 | Stanrek 1135 160 150 155
ape irene ee ania ste pti |= pa 1000 72 72 72 —3 | Starratt ip o- ee ee BBS Ee
© keep prices @ lower. Off 4% were Pow ver | Cassiar 800 925 900 925 —§ | Steeloy +
~" wf anda at 3744 Price Bros at 46%, | Castle 200 415 415 415 Steep R 3110 $1I% 1% U%—%
More dealers and Manus’ and ‘| Cent Pat 800 103 100 100 —g |Stur 1 u —%
saa a : eon 200 11 i UW
than ever are a ‘International lost % at 109%. Pt a 11500 24 20 91 Sud Cont 3006 = 6 eh
: in. i ipeli : 500 6 6 6 Sullivan 365 200 200 200
“it is 8 per cent The refining oils and pipelines | Cheskirk $500 61 57 57 —4 |Surf Inlet 4000 6% 5 6 —%
business. ‘were generally up in a narrow ipa 2000 «17 «17 «7 Sylvanite 3765102 <r
This outlook was i. range. 100 120 120 120 Taurcanis 500 6 cy
Breede. Chimo’ 5100 51 250) «650 «+1 =| Teck-H 2275 190 18 199
he Maritime ro | ‘ait See metals were ane Gaon a: = oo Tee Ss =
HOUSE PLANT PESTS — Pagan ay S82 a Coch Will 1850 240 240 0 Tho mL 2075 63 61 68 +3
House plants somell Atuminum at 4. y-Reco 200 15 14 14 —1 |*iara 3000 «8 8 $. 43
ae re r Coin Lake 1000 13 18 13 +%|Trans Res 3100 17 17 WW —-l
come the unwilling hess The steels were eased. Coldstrm 15400 41, 38 39 41 | TH
' : Tribag 1000 32 2 2
sects and disease. Hee® In other sisues traded Mat-|Colomac 500 5% 5% 5% — Trin Chib 490 3% 2 BM —3
ew simple preventive 1% coni lost 40 cents at 485, Celan- Sonn eet 4300 = MoM +2 |UNShaw 5000 wr 6 = re
; e gai keno 29700 12 —%lU Mining 1
Sterilize all soil you ese gained % at 19% and Domin- Cc Sk 3k 43. fe a 4G Rees. Sue te ee
for indoor ) ton Stores was up 1 at 81, a Mew|Con C Cad 3000 64 6% 6% Un Keno 417 430 405 405 +5
Sanh pests will be & high, = Fong 2 peed ui 11% — %|Un Fort 4500 3, © 4 is
: t : 5 32 +15 |Upp Can 1500
Place moist soil in Pit, ie ssa) and oiils were Sn" |C Discovery 2310 350 Mo Ho <5 hae 2005 $274 27 2M + ¥
deg. F. 28. c en 10499 460 «46 S46. 3 ‘| Viol 1950 145 1
lor hr. at re The Closing averages show |Con Gillies- 500 7 7 7 Waite ‘hws 574 625 620 62 +5
going to use seed, Meg. Sf pa CG Arrow 1000 19 19 19 —1 | Weedon 50039-1818
rot and DES*E %anks up 14 at 58.87, utilities up C Halliw ; Certs Meee Ss
keep seed , i , alliwell 31900 59 55 65 —3 | WMalar 10007 +
Spider mites, thrips, * ies at 150.4, industrials off 1.4 at Pg Bieri 300 325 325 325. Willroy 10600 120 116 a be
thrive ©) 293.4, i P / uy rben 2000 40D Will wts 500 70 OW ‘
bugs and scales low. MBE pane Lege ig - oo Con M and $ 2480 $21% 20% 20% —%|Wiltsey 22000 20, 17% 16% +1%
is very 10W. “ erapers at 4 and golds|!C Mogul . 1100 170 16) 170 42. | Winch 000% 22
y
are Off 51 at $1.29. C Morrison 1000 18 18 18 Wr Harg 650 123 192 122 41
mildews ; Me «MONTREAL CLOSING STOCK s |C Mosher 710 60 6° 60 Yale Lead 7000 29 27 29 +1
humidity. The sjasitie Abitibi 36%, Fraser 31% |Con Negus 5000 22 21% 21% -—%|Yk Bear 2320 87 8 87 —1
moisture for heaithy «| Hit pr GT Lakes 37% |C Northland 4400 27 25 9 Yukeno 200-54 5% 5h
same as that required 1 Asbestos 36 How Smith 38 She 2963 BACCO Zenmac = ss af ms a
Bank Mont 54% Hud Bay Min 57% esc 8600 15 14 14 — | Zulapa : 4 a
mans. Plants, howeve: Bank Ni Bank 61% ;C Sannorm 2500 7 #7 7 Curb
ler temperature [0 : oe tq(Gen/Sud 3500 Tr: 17 +1 | Bulolo 590 375 360 360 —I5
comfortable indoors © 39% Int Nick 83% | Conwest 385 460 460 460 Gaspe Cop 280 $30 30 30
deg Int Pap 109% | Cop-Man 7400 14 12% 13 ‘ |Yukon Con 2000 64 64 64
roading of 65 eG: fh hn TR gerne Be ue | ee Pe ge
= ee . 6 46 eme Gas
a * gisease of BEER Braz ramen, tale Cusco WM 64 a ae 11457 70 «67 «70 48
Should @ to YR Bldg Prod 39 «=«ON St. Car Daering 18700 38 35 38 41 |AmLedue 19833 16% 16 16
; C Can Noranda soy |D’Aragon 1500 31 31 31 Anchor 7000 19 «#418 18
found an
_ action i Camért "nase: price 46% | De Cour 3500 31 29 29 4 |Asamera - 100 167 163 167 a
° FRc 37% |Deer Horn 15700 21 29 20 Bailey S
cessary. Re followed -Steamétis a . Boval Back mae D’Eldona 2000 14 -13 13 ~1 |Bailey S pr 200 $22 2 @
sections ie to MC Bok Com 59% _Royalite a = 1860 $17% 16% 17 + y% | Bail S 5% pr Bo = "ad —
i - Brew 35% St. L Corp 16% | Donalda 3000 12 «12)0«12S4—«(| Bata z
of a fungic’™. ‘ Duvan 1600 17 Britalta 11780 258 252 23 —2
ee epeent insecticides ira Browse Sell eigen rye E Amphi 17000 14% jt s ae Calalta oe Sing ME Mg
D 28% ‘Trans Can PL 2 a 1900 135 133 183 Cal Ed =
Gores, hon Nie ta Beaks East Met 5500 84 8 g —4%|C Oil Lds 700 200 4 = =
tate, ective 82™ ms 32% Walker Elder 2356 73 «70 «679 )« 4 «| C (Oil L ws 4400 60 2
safe and eff and ED Bride 20% CANADIAN El Sol 1000 10% 10% 10% 1 |CS Oil wis 100 55 55 :
» jmgect Dom Tar 14% Cons Pap 42% | Eureka 2000 25 «3505 4 244 | CS Pete es Rags pm oes
Usually gt the” Foundation 13% Ford 108 | Expl AU 14500 109% 94 1 ts ee” ae to. 28
occut jm con 1750 $27% 27% wi, — 1% eftn :
often j Faraday 4100 98 94 98 Cdn Dev 590 530 520 525
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are, snr nds §©=NEW YORK = [ama a i+ iiss
: Francoeur 5500 ie
secticide * prea af. on ( oeehes eee.” Barer
; \ isher 2450 170 16 &
“very helpful @ NEW YORK (AP) — A three-|Geco Mines 1750 sir 3, °%,-* » GIVE HIM
jhave to ! 7 pests and @ | day advance in stock prices came pyar 500, 1a 14% 144 the watch
lintervals * “| a halt Tuesday as the market | Gite Sic = po ad - that has
; ws tetreated for minor losses. It was | Glacier 6000 27 pre 2% 2 e
CLUB gt Cu Mot an unexpected decline to se- Glen Uran * 3800 2 10 0% —1% everything...
_ meeting wi ad analysts who had Fgh Gold akgle 52350 33° 2 «(S| except a high
m“icted some consolidation of the |Gold Man — 2409 i !
Winsie Rot "Ge 6p Pe se oust ie Bk oh
: 4 ; ; ae ie 150 149 150 41
the secret@ acting } Steels, metals, rails, chemicals, | Greyhk 1000 17 16%
ed | aircrag, is wr iformly | Gul 5 ee
appomt its and oils were uniformly | Gulch 500 17 «#«17°«17
*) t : ‘ jn | Gulf Lead 500 ™% M% %
the nicht .y was wer. There were some gains im) Gin seat 500 | 74 4 — % |
‘ sy as =f $184 17% 8% +4%
The roll Motors, electronics and building |Gunnar wts 3320 785° 7 ;
members- Inaterj Gwillim Meee etn
ials. 9 +
ten was present ia # a me. P we |Hard Rock 2800 10 10 - Fi: rT} "
Millan © ying and #4! e Associated Press average | yoo os 1000 17% 1714 17%
soul on club he ine stocks declined 60 cents t0/H of Lakes 6000 10 10 16
questi from 7 00, Headway 6400 45 42 44 «44 *23 jewels
etc. A lett Aluminium Ltd.’s 1-point loss | fieath eee oy + Self-winding
Hs ‘ : 2 * Wat ag
Shorthorn! 1) for Ot pWas the biggest in the Canadian | Hollinger 280 $2814 2816 281% a enact rectstiles
tained $10. Section. Dome Mines added 36 but | Hoyle 500 405 400 405. 45 GPa * Anti-magnetic
py the vole Canadian Pacific, International | #4 Bay 200 $57%% 57% 57m — % fa * Sweep second han
read % send 8 Bree E Nick ACUIC, . AWE aie Hugh Pam 11800 18 15% 174 —2 | * Unbreakable
cided  orthar® pool “ckel and Hudson Bay Mining |ind Lake 5500 6 514 6 aia salnanrihe
to we 5 ehis " Were all down. Int Nickel 560 $84 8314 83% — 1%
Gon ch SO amitgeth ,Cnadian shares on the amer-[ii Me) ine BB 8 a ‘59%
moved and * of “an Exchange dipped small frac-|jron Bay 200 195 198 198
A vee ot Hons or held even. Molybdenite|J waite 500 18 «#10 «1B
tend offi Made g Binteienin Jaye Expl 8000 55 54 655 4:3
netinme jowin’ 1 Whats: ae , Jellicoe 3500 15 «14s Sie :
The My lat stocks did: Joburke 11000 15% 14% 1444 —1% i
ed for “ re ' Tues Mon} joliet 1808. 27° 9% 28 1: Look for that BULOVA difference
= dem. ¥ S Advances 433 644 | Jonsmith 6000 12 12 12 —% at
Pres" post piste GaP Declines “10 400 | Kenville 500. 6 6 6 —%|
aden r Ries yp Kerr Add 1550 $19 18% 18% — %| Better Jewelers Everywhere
sreasurel it Unchanged 215, 212 | kitembe 500 192 192 192 +2
tary’ +t ia 2 me | Ki von fe ee ;
pec. gt. Total is 1248 1256/ %ilem wts 10 465 6 4%
The co nd issues 4 “ ~ 216000 4 Wh UW + 4)
sat gall Steel 7% Monty W 41% ' Kirk Hud
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C Ex Gas 193 25 2 ™ -3
C High Cr 10625 59 53 5BUi«<S +d
C Husky 1740 158 156 156 +1
C Husky 60 $12% 12% 12% —y
C Husky w 740 710 700 700 —10
Cdn WO 5317 285 265 285 415
Cent Del 800 103 100 1009 —3
Charter Oil 600 170 165 16 =—10
Com Pete 1800 200 200 200 +15
C Allenbee 800° 8 8 8 —1
C Dragon 1700 23 23 23
C Fast Cr 55035. 35 3 1
C Mic Mac 2750 390 360 375 —29
C West Pete 410 475 475 475 45
Cree Oil 430 415 400 400
Cree wts 4590 155 150 151
Dev Pal 2393 116 #4112 #114) 42
Dome Pete 200 $114 114% 11%
Euvex 28000 «16 “4 16
Fargo 400 560 550 §50 — 5
Gr Plains 500 $17 16% 1614 — %
Highwood 500. 23% 23% 23% —1Ih
Home Oil A 1711 $18% 17% 18%4—%
Hom Oil B- 270 $i7#@ 17% 174 —%
HB OIG 1186 $19% 19% 19% —%
Humber 1900 186 105 186 -—2
Majtrans 3500 4 4 4
Marigold 500 «12 12 12 +1%
Medal 3023 240 230 230 —5
Mill City 2700 «24% 24 24
N Bristol 13782 9% 8 8 —2
N Chamb 600 114 110 114 —1
N Cont 13300 (38 35 38 +3
N Davies 2000-20 19 20, —1
Northeal 39600 28 25 B36 +h
NCO wts 400 150 150 150
NCO pr 210 $37% 37% 37% +2%
Okalta 2200 124 120 123 «+5
Pac Pete 3371 $17 16% 16% — %
Permo pr 2000 165 160 160
Peruy Oils 1400 142 141 141 —2
Petrol 1 140 13 136 -4
Ponder 3100 «25 «22 22
Prairie Oil 1000 225 225 225
Provo Gas 6350 305 295 296 -—4
Quonto 3509 9 9
Ranger 310 215 «211 2211) =O
Richwll 6100 115 110 115
Rocky P 9532 11% 11% 11%
Royalite 650 $10% 980 980 +5
Royalite pr 50 $20% 20% 20%
Sapphire 30862 103 92 3 —10
Sapph debs 200 0«45 42 % +1
Scurry 1183 180 180 180 —6
Secur Free 300 685 670 670 —25
South U 87600 304% 31 38% +4%
Spooner 300 «18 «8616 «©6618 )«64+1%
Stanwell 3300-71 a a 3
Tidal 82525 131 125 126 -—2
Trans Can 31610 118 % (Ws +23
Triad Oil 1995 430 425 430 +5
Un Oils 8600 221 212 212 -—8
Wespac 2220 «18 174 17%
Wsburne 3525 90 «90 94 2
W Cdn OG 4433 196 180 185 +10
W Cdn OGrt 1000 8 8 8
W Decalta 23800 161 158 161 41
W Dec wis 4300 54% 5 5 2
Windfall 1500 14 14 14
Yan Can 600 6100ClUW 10
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Dalhousie so 1506 SClCU KOC HK
BANKS
Montreal 1229 $54% 52% 54% +1
Nova Scotia 728 $72% 72 72}4-4—%
Commerce 3644 $60% 59 594 4%
Imperial 395 $61% 61 61 —%
Royal 1281 $75 74% 75 + %
Tor-Dom 650 $52% 52 Re + &
INDUSTRIALS
i 3525 $30% 2914 29% —1%
Anglo Nfld 1400 $7 7 7
C Brew 2380 $3554 3544 355%
D Magnes 225 $11 11 1
Dosco 720 $20% W% 20%
Inland $7 7 7
Nor Star 300 $1142 “11% 11% —%
Pembina n 170 $% %% %9%%—%
Simpsons 345 $32% 31% 32
Stedman 2% $33% 33% 33% — %
Wainwright 750 205' 205 203
Walkers 1935 $33% 32% 33
Sales to close: 2,752,000
MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS
By The Canadian Press
Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge
INDUSTRIALS
Tr Can PL 5082 $28% 27% 2
C Bk Com 3644 $60% 59 59% +4+%
Alumini 3525 $30% 29% 2% —l%
Mass-F 3530 $102. 10% 102 + %&
C Hyd Car 2% $7% Th Mite
OILs
South U 07600 38% 31 38% +44
Northcal 39600 27% 25 B +%
Trans Can 31610 118 9 115 +25
Sapphire 30862 108 92 93 —I0
Tidal 28525 181 125 126 ~2
MINES
N Mylama 365500 114 100 101 —Ié
New Hosco 113400 98 8 92 —7
Gold Eagle 52350 ®% 32 38
C Haliwell 31900 7 5S 55 —3
CN Thea 30428 «33% 3 3% +2
MUTUAL FUNDS
By THE CANADIAN PRESS .
Bid Asked
Beaubran 29.25 31.65
Canadian Investment 9.13 10.01
Canafund 36.67 38.50
Champion Mutual 5.38. 5.91
Commonwealth Inter 7.73 8.49
Corporate Investors 9.06 9.85
Dom Equity Inv 14.85 15.16
58 Exec Fund 5.52 5.77
Fond Collectif 5.24 5.76
G Income 3.80 «4.15
Growth Oil and Gas 7.32 7.64
Investors Growth Fund 5.84 6.32
Investors Mutual 10.91 11.80
Keystone 12.18 13.18
Leverage Fund 6.02 6.2
Mutual Accumulating Fund 7.06 7.72
Mutual Income Fund 5.03 5.50
Sav and Inv 5.27 5.76
Radisson 4.87 5.35
Regent Fund 5.35 5.68
Supervised Amer Fund 6.76 7.27
Supervised Exec 55 36.89
Supervised Exc 56 30.25
Supervised Exec 57 5.18
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|Home, School

Groups Hold

Joint Meeting

Home and School Associations
of Queen Square and Rochford
Square held a joint meeting at
Birchwood High School, Novem-
ber 27th.

Each school voted $25 to help
sponsor the Saturday Merry-Go-
Round radio program conducted
by Bea Brown.

Mrs. Charles McQuaid report-
ed on the semi-annual provincial
hame and school meeting held at
Summerside.

Choral selections were render-
ed by the Grade VI boys of
{Queen Square School and.a play-
ette, “The Green Book” by
Grade VI girls of Rochford
Square School.

Miss Helen Yeo, B.A., M. Ed.,
supervisor of Teacher Training
at Prince of Wales College gave
an instructive address on read-~
ing. 5
Miss Yeo discussed the various
Phases of the reading program
of today. She said the basic
reader is the tool which the
teacher uses to establish the
abilities for the various purposes
for which we read. ,

Miss Yeo spoke of the possible
dangers which might ensue if
the reader is consistently carried
home each day.

She also referred to the place
of phonetic analysis as an aid to
attacking new vocabularly and
to extensive individual reading
both assigned and free. The
child’s free reading is an indica-
tion of his progress.

A vote of thanks was extended
to Miss Yeo. :

St. Paul’s Church
Woman’s Aux.

Elects Officers

Branch “B’’ of the Woman’s
Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Anglican
Church held its annual meeting
Tuesday in the Parish Hall iri
Charlottetown. After an openin
hymn the president, Mrs. W.R
Aitken welcémed those’ present.

Mrs. J. T.. Ibbott, honorary
president read the scripture les-
son, litany and prayers. The
treasurer’s report was given by
Miss Caro Ratchford. As pre-
sident of the branch Mrs. Aitke
reported on the year’s activities
She spoke of the expansion o
the work by the branch and the
privilege of extended giving.
Each secretary gave an encour-
aging report.

NEW OFFICERS.

The meeting proceeded with
the election of officers and Mrs.
Fred Younker of the nominat-
ing committee brought in the fol-
lowing slate of officers: honor-
ary president, Mrs. J.T. Ibbott;
president, Mrs. W. R. Aitken;
first vice-president, Mrs. O. §.
Harper; second vice-president,
Mrs. Jack Williams; treasurer,
Miss Caro Ratchford; secretary,
Mrs. John B. Murley; Dorcas
secretary, Mrs. George DeBlois,
Mrs. E. Bulman and Mrs.
George Ives; cent-a-week, Mrs.
H.R. Large; corresponding, Mrs.
E. S. Sellar; little helpers. Mrs.
W. R. Aitken; prayer partner,
Mrs. B.C. Prowse; living mes

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sage, Mrs. Harry Simmonds;
educational, Mrs. F. M. Nash;
thank-offering, Mrs. F.I. Andrew
and social service, Miss Caro
Ratchford.

Mrs. E. S. Sellar and Mrs.
Leith MacLeod were appointed
delegates to the provincial an-
nual meeting in April.

Mrs. F. M. Nash, educational
secretary gave an informative
talk from the study book “He
Cares’’.

Mrs. Noel DeBlois moved a
vote of thanks to Mrs. Aitken
and her officers for the excellent
leadership during the past year.

In closing Mrs. Aitken remind-
ed the members that the next
meeting would be the first Tues-
day in January.

Ch‘town Youths
Get Suspended
One Year Terms

Two Douglas Street youths
were each given one-year sus-
pended sentences when they ap-
peared in Charlottetown Police
Court Tuesday morning charg-
ed with theft.

-The two pleaded guilty Mon-
day morning to the charge which
arose out of the theft of an auto
battery and car radio aerial.
Each was ordered to post peace
bonds of $300.

A King Street man, appearing
for the second straight day in
court on separate charges of
being drunk and incapable, was
sentenced to 10 days in jail.
Monday he received a fine.

» Failure to stop at a red traffic
light cost a Brookfield resident
$10 and costs or five days.

Island Chapter |
Holds Meeting

The regular executive meeting
of the P.E.I. Chapter, Multiple
Sclerosis Society was held on

» November 29th with
H.C. Heartz presiding, Corres-
pondence was read by the cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. E.S.
Ohandler, from executive secre-
tary A.G. Cleland and E. Boyd
Marsh, honorary treasurer clear-
ly showed the necessity for more
funds to be made available for
research purposes,

Some details of the national
advertising campaign were out-
lined and it was also stated that
the national office of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce had given
this campaign and the financial
appeal which would follow it’s
endorsation and active support.

Definite planning by the local
chapter will be discussed at the
next meeting of the executive
which will be held January 17th.

Hopes are being held out for
more interest in the work of the
society in Prince County where
several cases have come to the
attention of the chapter in re-
cent months.

Reports submitted to the meet-
ing included: treasurer’s, Russel
Arbing, ways and means, Mrs.
Robert Norton; membership, Mrs
Stewart MacKay.

Temperance P

By CAROLYN WILLETT

Canadian Press Staff Writer
OTTAWA (CP)—The Canadian
Temperance Federation aired its
problems before cabinet minis-
ters Tuesday in what federation
leaders later termed a satisfac-
tory hour-long session.

A delegation from the CTF,
winding up a two-day meeting
here, urged the federal govern-
ment to support financially a na-
tional alcoholism research organ-
ization, amend the Criminal Code
to strengthen existing provisions
for the use of chemical tests in
court evidence, and clamp down
on liquor trade advertising.

Rev. William Potoroka of Win-
nipeg told the cabinet group
headed by acting prime minister
Green that the conscience and
coneérn of all Canadians is for
the study and prevention of alco-
holism.
NO CONTROVERSY :
He said the government would
find ‘“‘no controversy’ over re-
search, rehabilitation and pos-
sibly education on the subject.
Five provinces had accepted in-
creasing responsibility for alco-
hol study, treatment and some re-
search.
But federal funds were needed
to tackle the research job on an
effective nation-wide basis. —
Dr. John Linton, CTF general
secretary, said some studies sug-
gest alcohol is the major contri-

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For Man‘s Body

SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)
RCMP said Tuesday grappling
operations for the body of Henry
B. Gilbert, 29, of gos jie

, while duck hunt-
buting cause of 25 per cent of car | a pte Tae ge skiff in
accidents. |the St. John River near Oak

He said the CTF urges the de-| Point about 30 miles north of here
letion of a subsection of the Crim-;| have been suspended temporarily
inal Code that states that ‘no

: 4 : because of ice on the river.
person is required to give a| The body of a companion, John
sample of blood, urine, breath or

a Eldon Shuve, 30, also of Saint
other bodily substance for chem-! John, was found washed upon the
ical analysis .....”

_ | shore near Oak Point Sunday
This subsection, he said, nulli-| night. The pair left their homes
fies another subsection which

to go hunting Friday.

states that the result of such a
chemical analysis may be used HARDY CANINES. sl
as evidence” . . . notwithstanding|, Huskies, or Eskimo dogs, sleep
that he was not, before he gave! i2 the snow in the most severe
the sample, warned that he need , Weather.
not give the sample, or that the
results of the analysis of the
sample, or that the results of the
analysis of the sample might be
used in evidence.’’

Dr. J. R. Mutchmor of Toronto,
secretary of the United Church |=
board of evangelism and social |

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