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Advance; Montreal And Toronto Trading Quiet

NEW YORK. Oct. 14- (AP)- pwck prices advanced again today In thrbroadest and most active market o! the month.

The advance was fer from one- sided. Buyers were highly choosy and numerous issues failed to nuke the grade.

Oils received the lion's share o! attention but even in this group, s few losses cropped out.

Volume just missed the 1,000,000- ehare level. Turnover of 980.000

With 4915 shares traded. It closed 3-8 higher at 13 58. McColl was up a shade. Imperial Oil closed un- changed although active during the day. Gaspe, Anglo-Canadian were down 22, l0

Home Oil and and five cents respectively.

At Toronto TORONTO, Oct. 14—(CP)-dolds

eased slowly downwards in in- creased trading’ on the ¢Toronto

New York

Exchange

Anaconda ...... .. Am Car and F Beth St N Y Central

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Con Edison . Elec Auto Lite ._. ........ e.- Gen Eiec ..

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Kennecott Mont Ward . North Am Phil Pete U S Rubber . Radio Corp . Texas Corp . Untd Air Vanadium Air ..____ __... .... West Elec .. West Union U S Steel

ssnssnsssoessos arrears:

sass 312$

Montreal Exchange

Friday, 8 P. M.

JEDEQUI UNITED ClilUlwll CHARGE. - Bervioes Sunday, Oct. 17th. Bedeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 P. M. Borden 730 P. M. There wi.'.l also be service st Borden st 11 A. M. conducted by Mr. Reginald Graves. Rev. W. B. Crowe. B. A., Mlﬁister.

—LEG10N MEETING. — ‘me annual meeting o! the Reming- ton Branch No. 9 Canadian Leg- ion B. E. S. I... will be held in the Town Hall, Remington, Friday. Oct. 19th. st B P. M. All members are requested to attend. W. L. Delaney, Secretary.

4803-08 NOTICE. — Olcary Baptist Church, October 17th. C. O. Hewlett. B. A.. B. D._ Minister. Divine Worship Knutsford, 11 o'clock. Alma 3 o'clock. Springﬁeld. 730 o'clock Young People's Knuts- ' ford. Thursday 8 P. M. Springﬁeld,

—NEW LONDON Presbyterian- Church. Services, Sunday_ October 17th. Dong River 11.00 A. M. C11!- ‘ ton 230 P. M. Geddie Memorial. W. M. B. ‘ilhanlsoffuing Service will be conducted by the Rev. J. M. Muﬁowaxl at 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister.

ber c-f the B10110. She is taking her g rade cleven ln Ottawa this term Where her father is employ- ed with the Department of Nat- ional Revenue. Last year the group won “The Certificate of Recognit- ion" of the Maritime Religious Educat- ion Council for the excellence of work done. The girls undel- the

[HE GUAZIDIAM, CHAKLOTTETUWN WESTERN GUARDIAN

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devoted leadership of their leader W. G. Dickson. their (irst Christmas Vesper service at, the United Church last Christ-

and it w-as an success and there W115 Room Only." A number of the girls for the past have attended the M. R. E. C- Giris Camp at Augustine Cove. u

presented

unqualified “Standing

several years all the girls

They have made donations to worthy objects such as the Matthews Fund" and the "Mission- ary and Maintenance Fund" of the Church, etc. The leader and girls of the 0'Leary C. G. 1. T. group extend s very cordial welcome in of OTeaYY (listrict to join them in their furl, fellowship, worship and instruct-

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ion. The Purpose or a C. G. I. T. which is repeated at every meet- ing is as follows: “As a Canadian Girl in ‘rraining undel- the Lead- ership of Jesus, it is my purpose

know God, serve others and thus with His help become the gill God would have me be." —O

truth,

shares compared with 830.000 Wed- Stock Exchange today. Base mct- ‘bum "" “""' T“ '“ "I" “INT JOHN 3057"” nesdsy and was a welcome relief als ﬂuctuated up and down and “but” "-315 mill! M01108 lﬂ Vii-Wilmi- to brokers who have had their fill closed on an easier note. B A o“ 14°" 011° ind Ktllﬁlnﬂfm Wlll ft- of recent business of around 700,- Seniors led the decline in the Bu“ 9"“ ant w hear that Robert Murphy 000 lhlrtl 01‘ 1985- gold list while a few juniors trad- Bruck suk Wis dollged. to undergo quite a The Aneclmd Prw overuse o! ed heavily rol- small changes. 3*“ T“ serious Operation in the Saint John Q stocks advanced .1 of one point Dome, Holllnger, Kerr Addison and can Brew General Hospital and will hope . to O9. which was last recorded on Lake Shore were down fraction- Bath?" ' for his speedy recovery. —K. SOP!- 3- ally in the seniors and Sigma add- c“ em?“ i- ed 2s cents at s7. Aunor, Chester- C“ Pa“! ° qrurrnnar. or ms. PATRICK At Montreal ville, Madsen, Palnour, Preston Celane" " DALEY-Funeral services for the and Pioneer eased 1 to 15 cents in can C“ Found late Mrs. Patrick Daley were con- asorrmmn, Oct. 14—(CP)-No the junllll‘ 1m. C“ c" P“ ducted at the Presbyterian Church definite trend was established Base metals opened weakly, firm- c“ slum ‘ Summerslde at 2 o'clock on Wed: among selected industrials in quiet ed towards noon and then dipped c“ Pap" " nesday afternoon with the minis- trading on the Montreal Stock Ex- in the last hour to close down Cockshuu ter. Rev. Charles Carnegy officiat- shenge and Curb Market today. from yesterday. c3“ Vick"! lng. Burial was in the People's There were several turnovers of D°m Bridge Cemetery, The pa“ bearers were more than 1,000 shares, but all At London D°m Cull)“ Messrs. L. B. Crue, Tlnson New- sbanges were fractional. Mines , 0°“ A ----- " son, George Bowness, Donald Bak- wm n!» mlxed in duu trading. LONDON, on. 14--(ﬁ.eutere)— m‘ 5”‘ er, Daniel MacLure and L. n. Industrial sales were approxl- Iron and steel shares were in Dom st B _" "" “- _' 17 Allah-s- mltely 88.800 shares, an Increase demand in the London Stock Dryden ' —"' " 25 1'2 I! (00 shares over Wednesday, Exchange today. Buying, p. mpyqd has” 60 —0'LEARY PASTORML CHABGV While mines totalled 139.200 shares. by hopes of good compensation Ford A ' ' 25 The United Church of Canada-l Closing averages revealed banks payments in the event of nation- Founda " 23 3'4 Rev. W. G. Dickson B A Pastor up .0‘! at 26.62; utilities off .1 at alization, resulted in several sharp Gen st 15 1'2 The services for SllndayqOctobe; 78.9; induetrials up .1 at 132; pap- advances. H°w 5mm‘ 34 17th are as g°11ow5-_}§1Mmﬂe1é ere up 1.79 at 355.83 and golds up Other industrial groups to sd- Ham Bridge " 8 1'2 at ll. A M Brae 2 M ‘wee; n” l! 60-17- vance included tobacco: and tex- H" walker " m 14 Devon 313G M Omar 7:30 91h International Petroleum ranked tiles. The miscellaneous leaders in“ " The SundaylSchools will meet-gt‘, , . c - ll ll" “Y! m" Ictlve Iwsk. were general on the upgrade. Imp on _ 19 the usual hours. A cordial invita- _ 2925 Norma“ 1m Pete 13 1.3 U011 is extended to_n1i. 20° 08"” i$§%§§°°' i; —LEAVES ron ENGLAND - 8000 Okalta e500 OLearY B C PM" Z3‘ 1'8 ldilrliglltrgljeﬂcsgiooliwln ‘did Mnme 2000 Omnitrans 07 1-4 5°: Sévnella 2,! um h“ {Ht weeanfe l; 1 M?‘ (Canadian Press) 2869 Pac Pete 200 M“ e ‘l’? s 22 34 Vi!“ h" ‘o m eh or £18m“! D TORONTO’ 00L M___ 1500 osulake _ __ 16 L2 Magsely For 14 i m hr er ome t ere. Pre- 800 Emma“ _ H 112 Ne‘ est Cron 23 vous er departure she was ‘mm mo" moo Pm Rey _____ _ m ca N aéfa. 9 14 guest of honor at two parties ssoo Piccadilly . __.. o1 s4 N“ d“ 51 34 ‘men "w Ytttlvtd several nonw- woo Am ma»--- 18 w» Pickle Cr P°,""B’ " 59 1.1 “m” ‘m Sh’ w“ ‘mm’ 14 490g prawn __ H3‘: 1;‘?! 16 12 panied as far as Halifax by her =55 2ooo Pioneer .. $11" W" 9 1'2 husband. —K- __ ()3 1.2 438 Quemont .. 14 Sh “xvi 23 1'2 i 1500 Arjon _ 07 1000 Rochette . 11 stall” "=1": PM 25 ‘ -—LEAVE non WASHINGTON. ssloo Armistice 06 1.; 14100 Roxana .. 45 s‘ Lg“ {d PM 14 H D. c. - Mr. and Mrs. Mervin 6000 Ashley _____ ._ __ 05 3.4 37 Roy Bk ..._.. ... .. 24 3-4 D ‘i,’ n n 14 Kohle and young son James left sooo Atlantic Oil s2 900 San Ant ..... - .. s90 D°m Ti“ -- 25 on Wednesday rol- Washington sooo Athena o5 14 5100 Samwrm .. 0'1 w°"‘ E,“ A 28 ,2 whim they will reside - at least 40o Aunor .. .310 30200 Senator . .. so Sf‘! c“ s 80 f2 until the international situation 2300 Bassmac 2o 100 Sheep Cr - 130 B °m ’"‘ 2o '8 n clarified. m. Kohle who is a snz Bankfieid os 1-2 i 227 ‘a’ a" ‘ ' 3' native of Ontario 15' a. special 25 Bk °f M“ 25 1‘? ' 70° officer o! the RCAF connected 153° 3*“ °I N5 —— 35 - a3: with the Canadian ‘Embassy at l5 Base Met _._». 39 1-2 ' 2300 Bevcourt s2 l-2 500 Sprinser . ﬁ°m§mfe -- -- g? i‘: $25M???“ “f” m” °°'°"‘““’*‘ moo Bobjo u m 2000 stadacona _ Non rga u . 35 f o mer can and Oanadiavn 245 Bram“ _ _ 725 2000 starmn _ Reva! go la‘ r orces was instituted. Mrs. Koh.e 8500B!“ Dom _ 21 2500 steel” oya an .. 2o was the former Dorris Saunders. 1000 Bllflﬂd __.. . 22 3325 Steep Ro —~€—-——- daughter of Mrs. James Saunders. 4003"“ Auk 5Q0sy1van|g| __ Kensington. at whose home Mr. mm Bu“ m _ 500 Teck m, __ i and Mrs. Kohle vacationed. —K. 1330 Cal Edm . 3000 Thurbois MONTREAL, Oct. 14 —— (C?)- 4000 Callinan 18900 Torbit Produce prices quoted here today “ULEARY a G- l- T- — Th? 100 Campbell 1100 Un Keno were reported by the Dominion 01'9"!’ Calladla" Girls I" Will’!- 585 Bk of Com 2000 Upp Can Department of Agriculture as fol- 10B 87011:! of the 0’Leary United 275 Cdn Brew __ 230 Ventures lows: Church will resume its meetings BOOOCQm, pa; __ Eggs: Free on“, A 1"" 59_ on Friday night, October 15th in 4000 Chem Res . 70; med 65——66;'A pullets 43-45; B the Sunday School Poem of the 600Chesterville . . 45-47; C 34-36. church. This active and enegetic MJOCQastaI 600 Wright liar 242 Butter: Wholesale Quebec no 1 teen aged girls group is the only 1200 Cochenour 3600 Yknife B . 63 fresh and storage pasteurized 68 group of C. G. I, T. between 2000 Colomac .._ 500 Ymlr 1-2- Current receipts Que no 1 pus- Tignish and Sumsnerslde. last G25 Con Smelt leullled 57 $4; n0 2 66 34; flrlt year the president of the C.O.I.'I‘. 400C0nWest 90KB srede creamery print 10b price 70 lul- the entire plovlnce ‘was a B700 Crowshore 07 1-2 14' mud‘ 69- member of the OLcary group. 3500 Daragon 03 3000 Dalhousie .... .. Cheese: Current receipts western M155 A5919 MacAuslgnd mughter 5500 Davies Pete 22 1-2 120° F°°lllllls -- while 30~30 3467 Qllebel’ While 30' oi’ Mr and Mrs R F‘ MacAusland 3000 Denlgon y, 1g 800 Pend Ore . fob factory. Wholesale export pric- of Bloomﬁeld ind ‘whk is new; M” 6900 Della ____ __ 14 Total sales 827,000. es western white 30 13-16-31; Que- . ‘Doom bee whit 3O lalkal D tending Prince of Wales College °k°'"°" 54 e - “mes”? in Charlottetown and the

1500 Discovery ..

1-2

19500 Gods Lake 43 2500 Gold Arrow ___, 07 300 Gold Man ._.

Winnipeg Drain‘

WINNIPEG. Oct. l4 -- (CF)- Most coarse grain prices moved within a narrow range in dealings on Winnipeg Grain Exchange to- day. Offerings were inclined to be more liberal in barley.

There was better buying, attri- buted to mills and American ac- count, in oats. Shippers gave sup- port in barley. Then were indica- tions of a small export demand in

rye and some Lummliilbll house selling. Trading was moderately active.

Cash prices:

Oats: 2 CW 76 5-8; ex 3 CW 73 5-8; 3 CW 73 58; ex 1 feed 73 5-8; 1 feed 72; 2 feed 70 3-8; 8 feed 67 5-8; track 75 3-8.

Barley: 1 CW O-row 1.27; 2 CW 6-row 1.27; 1 CW 2-row 1.12; 2 CW Z-row 1.12; 3 CW S-row 1.19; 1 feed 1.07 1-4; 2 feed 1.03; 3 feed 1.01; track 1.06; 2 CW yellow 1.12; 3 CW yellow 1.12; 3 CW yellow 1.11.

OIIIPHNO NEWS AT nssnmx-

Arrlvod Thursday None.

Called Thursday Imperial Victoria. for Caripiio Caney. Hamburg

AT SAINT JOHN-

Arrived Thursday

None.

Salled Thursday

Lido, for Three Rivers. Que.

Q0

“C” Squadron

The regular training for "C" squadron. lteoce Regiment will be held on l eedays at $5000 hours. Signed I. I. MeNeIll, Captain.

3000 Goldhawk . 800 Gulf Lead 3500 Hard Rock 3000 Barker 1511 l-lasaga .. 390 Holling 2485 Home Oi 3000 Homer 3.4 285 l-lud Bay - 62g lmpNBk 3.3 nt ick .. 35 1.2 ODEO Int Uran . 50 3080 Joliet 43 5500 Kayrand 05 5200 Kelore ,, 30 ‘ 1040 Kerr Add 13 10000 Kirk Gold . 1o l-4 - 1400 Kirk Lake 133 450 Labrador . 580 10800 L Dufault 105 180 Leke Shore 11 1.3 100D Leitrh 110 215600 Llngman 32 700 Louvlcourt 54 3°00 Lynx . o9 l-2 600 Macaesa . 220 12450 MacDonald . 32 .2100 Madsen . 240 2800 Mal Gf . 133 2500‘Msrcus g9 1.; 3700 McKenzie _ 301.3 1500 Mid Cont __ _ o5 ' 1300 Min Corp 11 I130 Myiamaque . 300 Negus V 1250 New Cal . 154 9351,1701 New Marl 17 "1500 New Psc .. , o9 I MUD New Non 16 1250 New Rouyn 18 $00 Nicholson 31 1-2 5i 1-2

545 Noranda .

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prices western white 34; colored 35 1-2. No other prices established. Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.15-1.25; no 2 75 lbs .90—1.00; N B. no 1 75 lbs 1.30-4.40.

SPY RDUNDUP IN BRAZIL

(AP) — More than 100 persons have been rounded up in an in- vestigation o! alleged Soviet spy- ing in Brazil. The arrests for questioning were made by police in various states. Brazil outlawed the Communist Party and broke relations wit-h the Soviet Union last year.

GUIDE MOVEMENT GROWS

NAIROBI. Kenya Colony (OP) — Starting from s small beginning, the Girl Guide move- ment in Kenya now numbers more than 1,000 mzmbers.

RIO DE JANEmaO, Oct. 14 -|

year before the Vice-President for the Province was Mes Helen Shelfaon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nesry Shelfoon of Olieary and s mem-

POULTRY

Buying Daily Alive And Dressed Jenkins Bros. Ltd.

FARM M

SOME OF IT AT THE

Lime Sewers

Cocksllutt Gong Flows

Diggers

Doggs Graders end Delis

Lever Narrows

Riding Cultivators Some of this machinery vm

SUMM

price increases and ere real bargains-chills old price.

James A. McNeil! d; Sons

AOIIINERY

ORIGINAL LOW PRICE

purchased before the lost two

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SUITS

With Two Pairs Trousers

In o town mixed Tweed this single lueosied Suit with hvo pairs of long trousers is on exceptional good buy. For boys — the sires ore 3l to 34. Regularly priced oi l9.95 — Opportunity Days Special . ._ .

I7 Pairs-Regular 1.19 to 3.25

Mode of either brown or grey Tweedroi, or cotton tweed. These serviceable Penis hove elastic oi plain waists. The sizes ore Z5 to 30 — regularly priced st 3.25 - Oppor- funity Doys Special . . .

4 Only Men's 4' weed

SPORT

REGULAR ll.95 TO 22.50

In o variety of shades and patterns. The sizes of Hlese Tweed Sport Coats are 39 to 44. Opportunity Days Special . . .

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BOYS’ SHORT PANTS I

98c

9.95

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Boys’ Coat

SWEATERS

REGULAR 3.50 TO 4.95

2.95

Two teee ripper Coot Sweaters in on assortment of colors end designs. The regular price on these was 3.50 to 4.95.

Cops

Pro-Season Sole!

BOYS’ OIIPS

REGULAR 1.49

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in assorted colors J- mostly novy and grey. The regular price was

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