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NOTICE ls hereby given to all holders of outstanding 3V4‘ per cent ReTundlng Loan Bonds dated November l5, i937, due November l5, 195i, of the Goworn- rnent ot Canada, that, pursuant to the provisions thereof, all the outstanding bonds at the said issue are ' hereby called for redemption and prior payment as an

entirety on November l5, I94!

Bank of Canada, at the principal sum thereof upon surrender of said Bands with the May i5, I949 and subsequent coupons attached. interest on all said Bends shall cease to accrue from and after November

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Stock Market Prices liontinue To Advance

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i4— (AP)- Wall Street's pro-election stock market roared ahead today.

In the steepest advance in more than four months, prices moved up 1 to 6 paints.

Backbone o! the market were steel shares, mast of which sold at peak prices for the year.

800.000 shares. It was the best day the street has had since mid-July and compared with 1,200,000 Thurs- day.

Closing at or within a shade of the year's tops were U. S. Steel at 87, Bethlehem 39 5-8, Republic Steel 33 1-2, Youngstown Sheet 88 1-8, National Steel 114, Wheeling Steel 57 1-2, Jones and Laughlin 39 3-4, and Dow Chemical 50 3-8. New highs were established for 51 issues. .

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks advanced one point to 70.8, the sharpest gain since June 8 and the highest level reached since mid-July when it was 71. This compared with the year's top of 72.4 first hit on July 9.

At Toronto

TORONTO, Oct. 22——(CP)——Trad- ing raced ahead on the Toronto Stock Exchange today as volume passed the 2,000.000-mark for the first time since March 16. Base metals took the lead in the advance —stretching their present rise to five successive days-and climbing to the highest level since 1937. Western oils were in the van of the general advance and specula- tives held the spotlight in the steady gold group.

The exchanges closing index showed gold down .08 at 87.86, base metals up 3.16 at 110.09, western oils up .66 at 46.30.

Golds listed 67 gains, 30 losses 37 unchanged; base metals, 24 gains, 3 losses, 3 unchanged; western 0311s, 13 gains, 5 losses, 7 unchang- C a n

At: Montreal

MONTREAL, Oct. 22 —— (CPL. Heavy trading pushed a grest num- ber of stocks on a continued up- ward movement on the Montreal stock Exchange and Curb Market. A slightly firmer tone prevailed on the two markets throughout the week.

One stock exchange official attri- buted the improvement to confi- dence brought about by seemingly better aspects of the world situa- tion.

Industrial sales were approxi- mately 882000 shares. highest level since May 18 last when the total was 146,967 shares. Today's total shows an increase of 36,700 shares over Thursday's sales. Mining turn- over was 238.700 shares, against 213,800 shares in the preceding ses- sion.

Closing averages indicated in- dustrlals up two at a new high of 135.5; banks up .1 at 26.72; utilities off .1 at 74.5: papers up 6.2 at 360.46 and golds up .33 at 60.07. There were 194 issues traded on the two markets .of which 112 were higher, 24 were lower and 58 re- mained unchanged.

At London

LONDON. Oct. 22—- (Reuters)- The gilt-edged section of the Lon- don Stock Exchange awaits the start of dealings in the new £100,- 000,000 electricity three-per-cent stock.

This is expected to be on Mon- day next and a small premium is anticipated.

Meanwhile gilt-edged ‘prices re- main quietly firm, an early hesi- tancy today was followed by im- provement as the result of profess- ional support. ' Tobaccos, textiles and rayon shares registered small falnl to- day. Trading in industrials, how- ever, svss very small and was con- fined to the leaders. Iron and steel shares met some offerings and de- clined a few pence.

FOR SALE

THREE-TON FORD TRUCK

Excellent condition. New motor,

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Farm at Eiiiotvale, former- ly owned ivy Patrick Brothers and now owned by Edward l. Power who lives outside tire Pro- vince.

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Sales Stock

3000 AP Con 4500, Am Larder 13000 Am Yknife . 14000 Anglo Cdn

30450 Apex 13800 Area 2500 Armistic 60500 Ashley . 13 1-2 4700 Atlantic O 55 19000 Athonu 09 1-2 3000 Aubeile .. 13 3100 Aumaque 20 1600 Aunor . 330 235 Bk of Mont 25 1-4 5 Bk of NS 35 25 Bk of Tor . 35 74500 Base Met .. 51 11500 Bevcourt 27 4000 Bidgood . 15 2000 Boycon .. 575 Braiorne 750 100 Buff Ank 195 Buffad 25 10500 Buff Cdn 10 4410 Cal Edm 625 5000 Callinan . 08 3-4 8000 Calmont 50 75 Bk of Com 22 3-8 2335 Cdn Brew . 21 5-8 1200 Cas Treth . 165 1500 Cent Led 68 3000 Cent Pat 122 3700 Chem Res 53 19700 Cheskirk .. 06 1-2 1100 Chestervill 2'75 8000 Coastal .... .. 21

200 Cochenour 2000 Con Beattie 15500 Con Home 1080 Con Smelt 2700 Conwest

2000 Dzsragon 35700 Davies Pete 40800 Denison B

6200 Detta ..

7000 Dickenson

4600 Discovery .

1920 Dome

240 Dom B 57000 Dulama . 27500 Duvay ..

5500 East Cr

3200 E Mal

6900 E Sulliv

9000 Elder 144300 Eidona

5000 El Sol

1175 Eureka

4000 Falcon

2005 Giant

3500 Gillies

4900 Globe

2200 Gold Man . 7500 Goldvue . 4600 Gulf Lead

2000 Halliwell ..

1000 l-Iedley . .

1000 High Bell 5875 Home Oil .

775 Holllnger .

3000 Homer 3500 Hosco .

810 Hud Bay

300 Imp Bk 2000 Inspire

346 Int N icke 24900 Int Uran

2000 Joburke 18900 Joliet .

8200 Kayrsnd

8700 Kelore 2500 Kenville

815 Kerr Add 216250 Kirk Gold 1600 Kirk Lake

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2000 Kirk Town .. 12 625 Labrador 595 60100 L Dufault .. 129 115 Lake Shore 11 1-4 3000 Laps Cad 04 6500 Larder U . 04 3-4 2500 Leduc 89

600 Lcitclt 17100 Lingman _ 3500 Louvlcourt

4000 Lynx 07 1600 Macassa . 220 10500 MacDonald .. . 95 1700 MacLeod . . 95 780 Madsen . , 245 900 Mal Gf . 182

97500 Man East 2500 Martin . e365 McIntyre . 4500 McKenzie 2500 McMurmac 3000 Mid Cont

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3600 Min Corp . 3.8 5050 Moneta 2500 Mylamaque 1-2 - 3200 Negus .. 9300 New Cal 7100 New Pac .. 3-4 102000 Nc\v Nor: 19 3-4 179300 Nicholson 74 210 Nipissing . 120 3300 Noranda . . 54 4000 Norbenlte . 13 12140 Normetal .. 305 1700 OBrien .. 171 6600 Okalta . _ 148 3000 OLeary 19 2000 Omega 04

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Am Car and F Beth Steel .. Ches Ohio Con Edison

Gen Elec Gen Motors . Gen North Pfd Std Oil NJ Kennecott

Mont Ward North Am I Phil Pete U S Rubber . Radio Corp Texas Corp United Air . Van Air West Elec West Union U S Steel

Commerce .. Montreal Nova Scotia Royal Bank

Can Pacific Celanose

Can Car Pfd Can Steam Can Paper Cockshutt .. Can Vickers Dom Bridge . Dom Coal Pfd Don A .

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300 Preston . 17000 Que Lab .. 3000 Que Man .. 7780 Quemont .

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Abitlbl .. 12 1-8 Asbestos 27 1-2 B A Oil 24 1-2 Bldg Prod .. 33 5-8 Bruck Silk .

Bell Tel 43 1-2 Can Brew 21 1-2 Bathurst 21 1-4 Can Cement

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205 Royal Bk _ 634 Royalite _ 27 239 San Ant _ 330 8600 Senator . _ 4g 2200 Sheep Cr , 149 B189 Sherritt _ 240 2000 Siscoe _ 35 i500 Sladen _ g5 18500 Springer 160 2100 Starratt 99 2000 Steep Ro 17g 3612 Sulliv .... .. 150 700 Sylvanite _, 130 2500 Taku __ 27 2775 Tcck Hu . _, 250 2000 Thom Lund 25 96600 Torblt .. 103 6000 Tran Rea . .... 45

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TIMELY IIllTES

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After an agenda had been drawn up and adopted, the President pre- sented his report, a copy of which la attached hereto, giving a re- view, of the activities of the year, which was adopted and ordered in- corporeted in the minutes of the meeting.

The Treasurer then presented the financial statement showing total receipts for the two years since the organization was formed in the amount of $38,015.76 with disbursements of $26,710.32. leaving a balance on hand in the amount of $11,305.44. This report was adopted and ordered incorporated in the minutes of the meeting.

The receipts of 538015-75 W"! paid in for the following accounts: General contributions $10.566.80— ear marked for fox_ promotional work $17,267.51 and ear marked for mink promotional work $10,181.45.

Disbursements totalling $26,710.32 were as follows:-—For contributions to National Board (U.S.A.) $15,- 075.06; Treasurer's Bond $5411; f0!‘ general expenses $1,821.84; i0!‘ dif- ect fox promotions 86.14826. 80d direct mink promotions $3,611.05. leaving the amount on hand as follows:

For Fax Promotional

Account $7,102.44 For Mink Promotional ' Account .. 4.3031»

Total cash on hand $11,305.44 Returns still to be received from several marketing agencies and auction companies will augment these totals to a considerable ex- tent. Copy of the Treasurer's Re- port is attached herewith.

One of the principal items of bus- iness considered was the method of collecting the 1% contribution from Canadian fur breeders for the fox and mink promotion advertising funds. After considerable discussion with the representatives of the auction companies and marketing agencies present at the meeting, it was unanimously agreed to con- tinue on the some basis as last year. The President pointed out that the advertising and style pro- motional campaign would now be world wide. as arranged at the Charlottetown International Fur Breeders’ Conference and agreed to by the representatives of all coun- tries present. Canada must there- fore keep faith and contribute our share. Our Committee agreed to put on an extensive advertising programme informing the Canadian fur breeders by circular letter about the plan and urging their full sup- port as every breeder should do his share toward contributing to the advertising fund. The representa- tives of all selling agencies present promised their full and complete co-operation in securing funds from every rancher or shipper. It was pointed out that even with the late publicity last year, the programme was well supported. It was felt that if breeders were kept fully in- formed as to what has been done

and what ls proposed to dc in order to save our industry and keep the Canadian breeders in

business. that every breeder in Canada would make their 1% con- tribution thi-ough their selling ag- ents end breeders who sold private- ly would remit, their 1% to the Treasurer. This applies to all types of foxes including blue faxes and standard mink.

Other resolutions adopted were: That, $7,500.00 be made immedi- ately available to the Advertising Committee of the National Board of Fur Farm organizations of the United States toward their current programme for advertising fox fura and that $1,000.00 be made immedi- ately available to the same Commit- tee toward their programme now being launched to advertise mink furs. .

That, if and when the National Board undertakes s. general adver- tising programme for standard mink, that we will co-operate with them to the fullest extent.

That, all auctlori companies and

nosrn anurcau ms L. S. STEVENSON

and that all breeders be informed by circular letter and through the fur trade press.

That, J. E. Connolly and D. O. Stewart be appointed as the Can- udlan members of the International Advertising Committee.

That, we loan our fox garments to the International Fur Breeders‘ Association for display purposes to be used at their style show at the , International Fax and Mink show to be held at Detroit and Wind- sor during November.

That, we far/pr the policy of can- tlnuing to patronize Trade Fairs as an advertising medium at the dis- cretion of the Executive Committee and that window displays of ranch- ed raw furs and fur garments should be encouraged throughout‘ Canada, and where, possible, style and fashion shows should be held.

That, a campaign be undertaken to keep retail outlets fully inform- ed about ranch furs, and seek their co-cperation in recommending and selling ranch fur garments and , neck pieces. -

__ a - A lengthy discussion took place| as to the most. practical method of dealing with the ever increasv ing clerical and other necessary‘ work involved tn our expanding, programme so that the fur breed-i ers would be kept fully informed at all tima as to what was being done in their interests and on their behalf. So far this work has been done gratuitously and it: was not fair to ask anyone to give the service to our breeders that. they should have, and which is essen- tial to the success of our under- taking, we should engage a man to carry on the 'work promptly and effectively and with satisfac- tion to the producers. It was therefore agreed that an amount be made available to secure the services of a suitable person and that in addition, if found neces- Isary. we provide him with s sten- ogrspher and office space and that they be engaged by and work under the supervision or the Bx- ecuttve Secretary of the Asocie- tion.

The Committee on drafting out a Constitution reported progress.

It was agreed that. only fur breeder-s or their representatives would be eligible for appointment as members of the Advertising Committee and that all Hovinoes be given representation.

Election of Officers.

President -— J11, Connolly, Barthurst, NB.

Vice-President». — Hugh J. Montgomery, Wetaskiwin, Alberta.

‘Treasurer - Pete; G. Clark, Summer-side, PEI. "

Members — Victor R, Nesbltt, 770 King George Highway, New Westminster, B.C., Walter Isefttr- gey, Rouleau, Sash, J.A. Couture,

186 James Ave. E., Winnipeg, Man; CD. Lang, 90B Kennedy St., Winnipeg. Man; Norman Shields, 424 Gore St., Fort Wil-

llam, Ont; DY. WE. Russell, Kit- chener, 0n.t.; L.J. Slmsrd, 61 Charest. Bvld, Quebec, Que; Dr. J.E. Lailibmst, 78 St, Joseph St., Quebec, Que; HA Dcwney, Mo-ncton, RR. 1, N.B.; S.U. Mes-

sclnger, Bridgetown, NS; D.O. Stewart, Summerside, PEI, Executive Committa - 1E.

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