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. ——~—~—-~—-— I IN MEMORIAM l
,;fN1‘NER-ln loving memory of‘ Theodore W. Sentner who pass. ed away January 21st. 1953.
This day we do remember,
A loving thought we give,
To one no longer with us,
But in our hearts still lives. , Lovlngly remembered and sad-‘ missed by wife Janie. sons and,
daughters.
my dear wife Mrs. Elliot J. Bruce who departed this life Jan. 20th. 1949. not gone from us who loved her, Not lost but gone before And ,d1ow she waits to meet us Upon that Heavenly shore. -[hey who tread the Path of labor Follow where Christ's feet have trod. They who work without complain-
1118. Do the holy will of God. sadly missed by husband and family-
—In loving memory of my
dear father the late Charles
, Smith who passed away on Jan. 21st. 1950-‘
|ome one remembers. some one.
Cues: Your name is whispered in all my prayers. . A smile. a tear. a thought. sincere, How often I wish that you were here. Sadly missed by daughter Rita Mu. Philip St. Germain.
NlCHOLSON—-In loving remem- brance of Cfn. N. Douglas Ni- cholson who lost his life in Kor- ea Jan. 21st, 1952.
In our hearts your memory lin- gers,
You were loving kind and true There is not a day, dear daddy, That we do not think of you.
A little while and we shall meet Our loved ones gone before.
And we shall clasp his hand again on yonder distant shore.
Sadly missed and fondly re- membered by his wife and sons. Peggy, Jamie and Randy, Saint John. N.B.
STEVENSON -,— In loving mem- ory of our daughter. Elizabeth. Mrs. Frank Stevenson. who pas- sed away at Darlington. Jan- uary, 21, 1940.
A little tribute true in! tender just toishow we still» emember,
Dear is her memory sweet is her
name, .
Deep in our hearts she will always remain. '
In the Sweet Bye and Eye we shall meet her,
Sheltered on the Golden Shore.
For.God has promised usreunion.
We shall meet to part no more. Inserted by father and mother. (Mr. and‘ Mrs. David Rennie).
GELDERT — In loving memory- _ of my father Wm. G. Geldert who passed away Jan. 21, 1955. Aways remembered by daugh- ter Muriel. son-in-law Bernard 1111 Grandchildren.
|’l'EVENSON— In loving memory of my Sister, Elizabeth, Mrs. Frank Stevenson, who passed away January 21st, 1940.
(300 above knows how much I‘ miss her ~
As it ends another year
ltill I have so many memories of a sister I loved so dear. Mrs. Chester Bernard. 35 Hills- boro St. Charlottetown P_. E. I.
ITEVENSON — In loving V mem- ory of my Aunt, Mrs. Frank Stevenson, who departed this life at Darlington, January 21st,
1940. "Somewhere back of the sunset Where loveliness never dies Ihe dwells in a‘ land of glory. midst the blue and gold of the
And we who dearly loved her, teghose passing brought many rs
‘can LEAVING FOR manna-
Agents wanted I
1VAEARLE. Can Place reliable men 1 women interested in earning‘- up to $3.50 hourly distributing! 2110 foods. Home and Farm! Necessities in establishedl neighbourhood routes on full‘: or part-time basis. Permanentl N0 133'-offs. Experience Tin.’ necessary. Write for detaflsl. 01 "My 1181131115 Hand Offer: on credit basis" Mr. G} Laurin. President, 21 St. Paul: St. East - Montreal". l ~--.--..__._,__,_,,_, __ ,,___-__7_m_ , SAMPLE OUTFIT JUST 1 e a mens stbre. Make_ mg. ney full or part time. No ex- perience needed. Free clothing for yourself as extra bonus. Now you can . .11 to every man, Q10. guns. shoes. shirts, slacks. uni-, I'ms. sportswear, etc. Write: now for FREE SAMPLE OUT-.‘ FITv 3“1'1.full ins. .lOIlS toi Dept. 75 Cooper-Johnson Co;i
Business Dmloriunity '
BUSlNESS CHANCES
Start your own manu- facturing, business at; home. Novelty diagrams'» and contents —— $12 post- paid. Easy to manufacture. You can make articles at home spare time, in gar- age or basement. Money back if not completely sat-1 isfied. We‘ buy your finish- ed manufactured p ro- ducts. A great opportun- ity. '-
Lambertt Distributors, Dept. 120 1393 S. W. Marine‘ Dr.‘ Marpole, Vancouver, B.C.
...Irders Accommooated
ONE OR TWO MEN BOARDERS Apply 28 Great George St. or Phone 4572.
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BOX 1100. Beauharnois, Que. I ‘
OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS
5»/. I THOUGHT vou -I-w A HURRY TO GET vouiz s‘l>ANc,EEEEI1lIl>5UcH 1;'”1\Z1|5SHEl7 so vou couw BE THE 7 ‘TO REACH THE MOON" WHAT APPENED ‘ID voulz ENT USIASM?
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Female Help Wanted
"MIDDLE AGED W 0 M A N AS housekeeper in Country home. 1 Write box 605 Guardian or Dial 4665
Male lleln Wanted
farm work, year round em- ployment. House, milk and ve-
Mlscellanous
THE. NEARLY NEW SHO P needs and would appreciate do- nations Wednesday afternoon at 114 Kent St. Open Friday afternoon and evening for sell- lug.
Services 00 area -
mm: s I '1' 'r E R AVAILABLE Smallvchildren preferred, Phone 7501.
Teachers Wanted FOR EARNSCLIFFE SCHOOL.
For Sale For sa|e
CARROTS MA(:’IN"r”6s’I'i A17- p_les and cooking apples. Austin J. MacCallum. Southport.
QUANTITY OF GOOD QUALITY baled Timothy‘ Hay, Edward MacGougan, Malpeque.
CHICKS FOR MAXIMUM yields on competitive markets;
.Pu1lets (Ames and other “egg specials" high yield, low over-
George Street. Dial 4551.
ELECTROLUX FLOOR POLISH- ers also cleaners traded in on‘ New Electrolux three brush pol- ishers and cleaners. Dial 5607.
ONE REPOSESSED SINGER treadle and Electric Combina- tion Sewing machine with, but- ton hole attachment. $105.00. Singer Sewing Centre, 164 Great
Apply J. J. Maclnnis, Secre- tary.
TEACHER WANTED FOR Ernscliffe School, Apply J. J. Maclnnis, Secretary.
,. , Wanted
WANTED — ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.
FEEDER c A '1' '1' L E PARTLY beef Breed. M. F. Walsh 51 Chestnut St. ’
A PULPER. ALSO HALL’S
head). Dual purpose. Oockerels. Broilers (should be on order Feb.-March.) Bray Hatchery re- presentative Ralph Raynor. RR Charlottetown (Bray Hatchery, Monoton, Tannery St).
FOR SALE
A FOR SALE Four room Bungalow.
Modern. Lot 50 x 192. Immediate possession.
drum and cleaner. Ray Mac- Donald. Mt. Albion.
Work Wanted
ANEXPERTENCED GIRL would like a position as wait-
‘ Apply: BUNBURY AUCTION M. A. FARMER. 10 choice Holstein cows Solicitor,- to freshen from "January USE
20th,‘ to February list. Ayrshires in March.
Sale ' Thursday, Jan. 23rd at 2 p.m.
2 Guardian - Patriot
WANT Aps OFTEN
cars and ‘trucks I-or sale
GAR 1950 CHEVROLET. PRICE $300. Phone 9996.
FOR SALE 1938 FORD COUPE. Apply Elwin Corbett, Milton.
1952 WILLYS JEEP. ROY SEL- lick, Wins1oe’.~ .
1952 CHEVROLET SEDAN. EX- cellent condition, priced reason-
_. able. Phone ’8909 01:59 _‘Gra_fton
,sn._eet. _ g. . . .
cars Leaving
icton, N.B. Friday evening re- turning Sunday. Can accommo- date 4 passengers, Dial 6852.
For Rent
FOR QUICK RESULTS ‘IN RENTING OR SELLING :
!
SPECIAL‘ OFFER, '
WANTED: MARRIED MAN FOR“-lative mines boost volume.
getables supplied. Apply J. W.' Farmer, Kinkora. I
DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS
SUMMARY
Toronto: Market higher; ’specu-
New York: rails off.
Montreal: Market irregularly higher in moderately light -trad- ing. '
’ ” CURRENCIES
MONTREAL (CP) -— The U.S. dollar closed Monday at a dis- count of 1 9-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, up 1-16. Pound sterling $2.77, unchanged.
A . TORONTO
TORONTO ‘ (CP) —— Investors speculative mining issues went on a trading spree Monday and boosted the stock market’s vol- ume to‘ its heaviest in three months. .
New Mylamaque was the most- active stock, adding eight cents to 36 cents. Other active mines included Brunhurst, up 11/2 cents to seven cents; Indian Lake, up onecent to nine cents; New Gold- vue, up 31/: cents to 8 cents and Norsync, up 2% cents to 13 cents.
Senior base metals, golds and urahiums were mixed to lower but trading in these groups was light. Western oils were higher but in a narrow range.
' Index changes: Golds up .19 to 71L99; base metals on .02 to 148.01; western oils up .86 to
133.80.
Toronto stock Exchange-«Jan. U
(Quotations in cents unle"ss marked 3. z—-Odd lot. xd-dividend. nr-Ex- rlghts. xw-warrants.)
Market higher;
Net
FUEL 011-S Female Help Wanted
This ad is worth $1.00 to each new ‘customer purchasing 100 gals. oil or more. Meter meas- ure, filter clean. Town. or Country delivery, 1
in person to Island Grill.
ferred. 'Dial 3364.
WAITRESSES WANTED, APPLY
~———————,—-———————-—:—a-—~— WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Country ,girl pre-
ALBERT L. THOMAS, Grafton St., East, '
Phone 6610 Lunch
WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY 167 Great George St. at O.K
ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner with attachments, also three brush floor polisher (re- conditioned) Both for $89.00. Maritime Compact‘ Sales, 176 Kent Street, Charlottetown, Phone 9220. : ‘ :
Harvey, Administrator, Milli nocket, Maine.
GENERAL D U T Y NURSES Graduate. Opening on all shifts, forty-hour week, time and one-
‘ half for overtime. New mod- ern hospital. Vacations and sick leave. Insurance. Apply 0. L.
ress or in a quiet home. Please "°,°" "1" 1"” 1:°''l| 01'" “'1' u n - MINES apply A. N. , Guardian, Mon- Akaitcho' soo as Is as +1 tague. écad tum. m 25; mg 25; +1 V0089 Al ‘ 550 3141.4 14- 141/'+ V N-‘SN FINANCING xiii .i.° .I: 2:: ::::‘:i:‘ go OTTAWA (CP) —— Credit out- An: Rom 1000 M =4 3‘ -1 standing on the books of Cana-flifl Ru ‘°°‘,’,,,‘’ 1” 1’ I TV, dian sales finance companies at Arcadia 89100 :1 17 ll +2 the end of November declined tp Area 500-. 57 I7 3,7 -41 $800,500,000 from a record $825; 231°“ Yk 133° 6' .' .1’ _1 400,000 at the end or August. ,,,,;,f, M, , . The Nov. 30 figure compares Atlin-Ru! usoo :1 101/: 21 with $814,000.00 at the end .of glllulzloacho, ‘fits ggxfi 21,4514 £6 :33’: October. However, it was 2.8 per ‘ ~ cent above 1956's comparable ’:‘,',§',',:q“' fim 1: : 12 H“ total of $778,50,000. _ Bankeno zaon 161;‘: 16 10 ——s .FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE I _ Requires ~ I . for the Department of Public Printing and Stationery » Halifax, Nova Scotia , $1.55 an hour
At least three years of experience in the llipkeep and repair of various makes of typewriters is required. Service Commission, 10 Tobin Street,‘ Halifax, LATER THAN JANUARY_ 31, 1958 on application form: obtainable at Post Offices and National Employment Offices. 1
Apply to the Civil
5 ROOM HEATED APARTMENT Upper Prince Street. ‘$65.00 monthly. Phone 9169.
SMALL APARTMENT z ROOMS and bath. Phone 8084 between 8 and 5. After 5. Dial- 9127.
GROUND. FLOOR. APART- ment, 4 rooms and bathroom, heated. Apply Box 602 Gdn.
COMFY, COZY QUARTERS
quickly tenanted through “Want-
ed To Reiit" ads. Describe yours
to an ad - writer TODAY. Dial .8506. - ’
For Sale
RECORD PLAYER. 3 SPEED, used only one month, $18.00 Dial 5295. -
MARY MAXIM SWEATERSIZE 3, Blue with white Bunnies Phone 9394. »
I R A S E. EVERDAY. PROB-
Will -‘cherish her, memory always to brighten the passing years." Broken is the family circle, our‘ dear one is passed away; pass- I 0d from earth and earthly dark- I
ness. . 11101 bright and perfect day. But
Weall must cease to languish.1
0'91‘ the grave of one we love. Strive to be prepared to meet her, In the better world above.
"W_lIile we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things W1_1lcll are not seen; for the 11111135 which are seen are tem- 11°1‘&1. but the- things. which are Unseen are eternal." II Cor 4:18 Inserted by Randolph.
CARD OF THANKS
, 1Wish to thank the boxholders
‘'11 Montague R. R. 4 and Post
Master. St. Mary's Road. who re-
1111’-hlbered me at Christmas. A
‘Penal thanks to the collector in school District. Wishing
3'0“ all a Happy 1958.
Mall Courier. Raye Murphy.
Sincere thanks to the members "5 the Institute of New Perth and ‘150 to the box holders RR 6 "110_ so kindly remembered me at
Plstmas with money and gifts.
so wish one and all a haptw
11 Prosperous 1958. John E.
iglllingrd. Mail driver, Cardigan
ORDERS TWO TRIALS
.CSI;1UL1* STE. MARIE, Ont. fml)~Mr. Justice Leo LandI'e- He ordered Fred Montgomery. "iv and his son Rodney, 17, to he {had Separately for ml,ll'(‘,1.€1' and 11;‘ 11_le‘trials be set over in the h tsltltlglg of the sllpi-eln; COll'l“l1
- ey are charge wi . l,l;z1t1118 bank manager J. J.
ter Bridges in Blind River.
10st October.
lems with Classfied/ads! To sell. rent, hire, buy, swap — dial ' 8506.
For Those Who Prefer? To Write Their Own‘
CLASSIFIED AD ‘ HERE'S HOW ,
THIS-—is a sample 8-line, want ad. This ad contains approximately 15 words. Phone 8506.
PROFESSIONAL CARD/S
EARRISTERS, OP-TOMETRISTS
J. A. Carruthers, R. 0.
SOLICITORS. Elc.
V 123 Kent St, Dial 5612 V Bell, Matheson & Foster By-mu J. Cram 0. D. 150 SL. m Kent st" 5611
barrow; flat harrow; lever
J. s. Taylor, 11.0.‘
Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — H01!!! 4758
J. Elmer Blanchard, 155 Que. st, Dial 4232
M. A. Farmer, Q.C.,
hay fork; block and cable grain drill with fertilizer
Bank of Commerce Bldg Allison M. Gillie, LL.B-
H. J. ‘Maborl, R.O. Montague 1
P. E. 1.
and scufflers; small trailer rator; escalator; cream‘ can
120 Richmond St. ' Dial 4747- Palmer . 81 Haalam
. ARCHITECT
' Articles under $25.00
am of Nova Scotia Bldg.
Peaks & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street I
J. A. McGuigan, 13-A- Corrie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St.
J. F. rooms, B. Arch. Ancnrrnpr 140 Richmond St.
G. Keith Pickard . B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St.
months credit on approved be cash.’ ' If stormy next fine day.
MALCOLM MacLEAN Owner Dunstaffnage
AUCTION SALE 5
AT DUNSTAFFNAGE
‘ I offer for sale on Wednesday, Jan. 22, o’clock sharp the following:—-
14 beef and feeder cattle; 2 cows, due»-to freshen Jail. 15th; 1 mare; 2 sows due to farrow soon; 2 sows to farrow in April; quantity of oats, I. straw, and .- hay; Ferguson-Ford tractor; circular saw; plough; wheel
wagon; 2 section roller;_ horse scufflerv; box sleigh; wood sleigh; binder, 6 ft.; bay mower; hay rake;
blower; anvil and vise; traces; harness; hoes, forks and other articles too numerous to mention.
1958, at 1
harrow; hiller cart; truck
; lime spreader; Cockshutt attachments; 2 row hiller ; large trailer; Velox sepa- ; set of scales; ‘post drill;
cash, over that amount 9 joint notes. All livestock to
CLAUDE CRASWELL Auctioneer
IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. ‘Dial 8618 _ CURRIE BLDG. ' 5“’“m.°'§;f:,; 2V§;1“°“"‘ (Above Shoe Doctor) ., DIAL 3361 Peter A. McNeil
FREDERIC LARGE. Phone 4339
100 Gt. Geo. St. "Charlottetown ‘P. 0. Box 513
Q. . Room 207 Confederation Bldg. .Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)
MUSICIANS
You can use an ad like this . to tell about your offer to nearly 20,000 readers ' of‘ The Guardian and The) Patriot.
HERE'S HOW MUCH
6 days 3.60%, 4 days 2.80‘ 1 day .80
HERE'S THE NUMBER
DIAL 3244 11. JOHN iflnnls, *1°‘- V1{'AM‘Z2°%°“a1d’ studio —f'zIl§' glcfmond St. 150 Richmond Street DIAL 4213 ma] 4713 V Box 4'12 MacPhee 3% Trainer \. 165 Queen St. Dial 4232 -
nual increment. on duty, and laundering of
Staff Pension Plan.
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CHIROPRACTOR BS
Dr. W. R. Carson ' 161 QUEEN ST- 201 Prince st. Dial 6432 PHONE 3325
MIMEOGRAPHING . STENOGRAPHY . BOOKKEEPING
MRS. HELEN ACORN ' 2 BRIGHTON ROAD
DIAL 6349
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QUALIFIED PHARMACIST required immediately by 725 bed Hospital for permanent Staff post.
Forty-four hour week; salary in accordance with pre- vailing scales, and based on experience, includes an- Perquisites provide one meal whilst
three weeks’ annual vacation, annual Sick Leave allowance, free medical and hospitalization benefits,
REPLY STATING QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS TO:
Miss F. E. Eastman, Personnel Officer,
1650 Cedar Avenue, MONTREAL, 25,‘ Quebec.
uniforms, without charge,
, .
cneral Hospital,
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H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St.. Charlottetown
Currie Bldg.
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IN “MEMOR|A‘M MR. MALCOLM STEWART
On December 21st.. 1957, at his home in Breadalbane, Malcolm Stewart passed peacefully to his eternal reward following a brief
, illness. He was born in Springton
on August 25th, 1864, the son of Angus Stewart and Isabella (Mac- Kinnon) Stewart, and resided on
'the homestead until 1918 when
he moved to Kerrobert Sask. In
ward Island, locating at Breadal- bane, where he remained until his death. at the advanced age of 93 years.
The late Mr. Stewart was ’a Justice of the Peace for sixty years. and a Commissioner. Pos- sessed of a keen intellect and re- markable memory. his wise
sought his advice, and he "re- tained these faculties until the onset of his sudden ‘illness on December 11th.
His wife, the former Bessie M.
Gillis of Rose ‘Valley, predeceas- ed him, also three daughters, Florence, Jennie and Hazel and one son, Dr. Charles E. Stewart of -New Glasgow, N.s. Left to cherish his memory are two sons, Spencer and Neil of Saskatche- wan, and four daughters, Anna- bel, (Mrs. Vernon Palmer) of Melvern Square. N. S. Ethel, (Mrs. Robert Smith) of Plenty, Sask. Lillian. R. N. Toronto_and- Mary E. who resided with’ her father since the death of Mrs. Stewart in 1926. I Also surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Neil, Van- couver. B. C.. Daniel A..and Effie (Mrs. Robert Watson), Belmont, Mass, John A. 'Central Bedeque and Elizabeth(Mrs. Archibald Livingstone) Clyde River.
The funeral, which was held on December 23rd at 2 p. m., from Bfeadalbane United Church, of which the deceased was a member, was largely attended by relatives and friends. The ser- vice was conducted by his pastor, Rev. H. S. Raynor, who brought a message of comfort to the bereaved. Hymns sung were: “Unto the Hills Around," and "Abide With Me.”
The pallbearers were Allan Hickox, Ivan Kennedy, Lawrence Newson, Harold Toombs, Cuyler Matheson and Lionel Robinson.
Interment was in Springton Cemetery.
Following are the f tributes:
Pillow—--the family.
Spray --Ethel and Bob, Neil and Grace.
101‘ all
is inserted in ‘both The, Ads must appear in con-'
r:
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les and Ronnie. . Spray——Brother John.
Spray——Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross, New Glasgow, N. S. Cut flowers— Brother Neil,
Cllt flowers---Tile Melvern Sq- uare W. S. ' The family of the late Malcolm Stewart wishes to thank friends
Lsister Elizabeth.
land neighbours for sympathy and
kindness shown during his illness and at the time of his death.
1921 he returned to Prince Ed- an
counsel was given to many who,
Spray~Bea1rice, Marilyn, Char- .
Implant I I17 17 17 + h Wainwright 300 233 185 I05 --Io Walkers new 3265 826% 24% ‘-15% + W MOST Aorwn TORONTO sroexs Stock Sales High Low Close Chm: II«'nUs'rnIAI.s“ M‘ V’ ~ . K! Forest 145 310%. - G“.'‘“§‘' "“ '9“ '’‘'° "0 "'1 -4’ and Av Can 3520 use 131.4» 13% + at Gwlllim 0500 IV: I W: + $4 Walkers new 1053 820% 24% 253/; 4» ll Headway 10500 as so I! +1 in Phone :52 40% «M «M-- I Rat-Min 00 101/2 101/. 191.5-14. Allnninl also saw. 278/. 26% +— it Heath 2500 71.4 1 7 ._ 1,5 011,3 Hove 2500 0 l 5 +1 uu“ollu 25565 255 24.: ads —-0 -" _ High-Bell 400‘ 115 115 115 +4 Spooner 17500 11 191/, 21 +110 Rollins»: um saw. :1 21 Ponder 15000 29 as as : Hoyle S50 3!) 325 325 —-l Petrol 14000 05 90 G +1 Hud Bay 50 MW: 54 M MINES ' Ind Lake zsoooo 10 1 - +1 N Mylarn 1039535 am no to +0 Inspiration son ms cm 471,5 _.4y. Brnlirat 424.500 7 51.5 7 +134 lnt Nickel nm 570% 70 70 ~14. Ind Lake zaonoo To /7 9 +1 Int Ran 1700 251.4 2: 14 + 1,1. NGoldvue 265000 I 51.4 3 +94 Irish Cop son 54 u u .4 Norayne moon‘ 14 I1 13 +234 Im Bay Ioo Iso loo In —s ' J Waite 2200 101/; 19 1315 ......... 2.... o. .. 100 ii“ MONTREAL gave Ezpl 11600 In 41 «. ‘ earls I100 12 11 ' “HM 4500 ,9 1° 3 ii MONTREAL (CP) -— Prices or _ Jofiet 3500 2, ,3 ,5 the Montreal and Canadian Stocll Jonsmlul mm M 91/. so. I 1.4, E x c h a n ge s Monday moved $933559 1% 506% 42 906% +: higher. Trading was quiet in tin Km, Add 1” ,6 H“ 15“ : V‘ mdustrlals but active in thl , Kerr Lake 14020 no -104 Isa +2 11111193 and 0115- _ ,- Kirk Hud soo 0 0 0 +1 The steel group was strong fl‘;‘:‘o1|'_‘ 3 -1 Steel of Canada ‘advanced 2% to . L Duml, 1500 55 55 -\5‘ +4 49% and United Steel‘1_1/2 to 13136: ‘~ rake Lin‘ 3900 M, Newsprlnts were fractlonally f1r- Lu_I:1l;z we no so 290 mer. . " In n is 5 51.4 ' ’ ' - ‘Rim 1“ .0 _ 95 99 :1‘/2 °“B:)l;1‘(SI,1t.lil£ltlSce%lalil(e0l‘lvS. erefllllllg mm“. mm 5 ‘ 5 _ 1 ysoc s er mlxe _. Lox-ado we 54 5, ,4 +1 to firmer. Royal Bank rose I Lorado wta no as :1 31 -5 point to 59. General Dynamics "““"°‘ 115°“ 15 *1-‘ 14 +3 dropped 11/4 to 621/; Base metals- Macdon 1000 :1 so so -11.1 - ' Macfie 500 8 a 0 We’? 9351"‘ . . Magnet om 7 5,4, 5.; +1 Mines and oils were mixed to ilganelast u 3 1: in lo higher. 3"‘ 3° "1 45 +39% The exchanges" closing aver- Maritime saoo 55. as 55 um,“ 20,, ,2 ,1 ,1 . ages show banks_lIp_ .135 at a new Maybrun mo 15 14 15 .1 high of 45.11, utilities up .5 at a . Mclntyre 340 5 651/; 68% +. 1.. new 133.1, industrials up 2.9 at a M°M‘“' 45°“ 1-1 1° 11 +3 new high of 232.5, combined lip .f,’,‘§;{. 53.2,’; f} f; f; 1,} 2.2 at a new high of 199.4. papaya; men-Ill soo 73 _ 73 73 up 7.82 at a new high of 1,052. Meta Uran _24000 12 11 11 +11). and golds unchanged at 65.02. $511?“ 2% g "7; ‘)1: +2 fiiiilbl aye I-lud Bay Min + t pr 23% Imp Oil Mind: 3000 at/I 1 +1 Albestos 29 Int Nick 701.4 Min Corp, 515 so 4: so +40 Bank Mont 41 Int Pap in ma End Soil 10 in in + V: none 0 Nat an int Peta am Min-Ora 1000 01.4 W1’ 0% - lb lathurat B 13 Mass-liar 6 Mogul mo 48 41 47 +1 nmll av. N st. ca: 21 Molyd :50 3131.5 lava mi Bell 40% McCall I Name Cr 52000 31 20 2 +4 Bldg Prod 7 Noranda I Nat Expl oooo 24 as at +1 c Cement 257/. Price my Nallo 1000 14 14 14 + if C Cement pr 20 Que Pow 20 Ne! Lab 1500 I6 I ‘S C Bnk Com 40% Royal Bank .. New Alger 13500, 1/: Cdn Brew 261.4. Royaite 153% New All: moo ll :7 :7 +3 Cdn Cent: 2 St L Corp 131,4. New Bid 1000 6 0 0 --1 CPR 24"/ii shnwin 24% _ New Delhi 3500 51 so no —: Oockshutt 3 steel 41.4 ' N Dicken am no so: 202 —-3 seas:-anu :5. Un Steel 1104 N Fortune 32000 -15 - 13% 14% +1 D Bridge 8 Walker 20 N Goldvuo 25000 0 1.4 0 ,+3t4 Foundation 17 Cons nap 81, N Harri am 17 is is + 1,5 Gt Lakes _ 231.4. Ford 71- N nlgli 1500 is 19% 131/. - 1/. Bow Smith zsvi ~ . New Hosea 750 1141/: 1:14 1:1}: - 1' New Jason 1067 .. Keloro Isoo . .. NEW YORK Ne;vdlund 3&0 : g 1”! +314 N an _ -« -- -- - - - ...i’.i.2‘.' iizss 212:. N: N Mylam ioassas am :9 so +3 . m0 9178 93’ ‘N um», mo 5 41/. 5 Monday as President Eisenhow- Nick and mo In 191 In 4»: er’: economic message to Cong- ‘r‘{‘:r'*_°Am. :13‘; 1; 1; 1: + ress pggdlcted the business slump Noranda 445 new as and + it 3"“ 3",°"- - No,-‘om gm 3 11/, 11/,..'l/. Volume Increased to 2,310,000 §or1nrtti:l 1000 ‘:0 J: 2;: ii shares from 2,200,000 Friday. orme 301 7 V -~-» - - - -- ..t’:“.°".l.°.1’J.“.‘.‘.’.‘I°‘;‘i‘"‘2.‘4)i‘°..."‘.§"“ Norsyne 147000 14 In is up 059 11-01 N Rank zsoo on as so .4 on 85,100 shares“ Second was Am. .No'rthIn 7050 I60 M0 350 +15 erican Telephone, up 2% at 1731.4 £322“: "1' 33: ‘:2 *3 1" on 66,300 shares. Third was ‘Royal Nu“, mo 1., ,, ,.,, Dutch. up 1% at 40 on 51.20! onnq 1200.’ In In li --a shares. , Oku Rm 1000 16 11:“ 31;“ + ‘$2. The Associated Press average o'Le:ry Illoo Ia —- ' om“ . . M ‘S ‘ u‘ an :11 tgotitoclludros: 70 cents to $161 0,”... ,0” u 3 , _ e n ust as. up $1.50, the Oaisko ' son )1 3 so —a rials down 80 cents and the utilit- gct Exvl 5 14. 14 -1 les up 60 cents. . 1,3331 11;?” *7 "M 1". +1 or 1,147 issues traded, gainers p,,.,,., ,5” ,4 40 . totalled 664 and losers 262. High: Pater moo 0 so so --I for the year were 20 and there glvmll 150$’ 3 3% 1:5 4;‘/I was only one low, Colorado Fuel error! + Phcu, 590 m _m ‘[5 +10 and Iron preferred. p,,,,,,,,,,,, .300 3.5 37,, 395 +50 Among Canadian isslles. Alum- 3030 W soo logs on 40; lnium L_td. gained V4 and Dome o o , 150 53 —-4 Mine; w u , . Pm ‘*1’ 5°” °"- '1‘ 11° ."' cific anlls Il’iiLe‘:"nal(l:t?1I118aldmIl311(‘.'I1I'.:1 Que Ascot ’1g&l)l 12 12 1! ‘+ '6 , i ’ Q“. ch“, 4; u “ _.1 both fell Off V4. DlSt_ll€I'S-SE8!‘ Qua Cop mm as as so ram and Granby Mining were un- Qno Lab 600 I I 0 ehanged, 3“;,:‘,':‘,‘ 57,: '3 ‘° Canadian issues tended lower moat .5 -no no no on the American exchange. gldltial son 41 47 47 ‘—-1 Among oils, Fargo gained. 1-10 "1' ' 110° 1” 1” W -' and Scur - Rainbow clo ed’ n°"”“' mm 1‘ ” ° I“ higherl.yDe_clin«ing fractfonalll/3.7. mo nun 10551 1 5% 514-14 . . st. -uiclmi .10.» 1; . 1; 3 +1 were Brazilian Traction, Shaw1n- su Ant won I as u igan, Eureka, Molybdenite. Preo- Sand Riv 10600 14 is 131/; ' - - Sherritt 2224 415 410 41.5 -.1 an Egg ]13;’g,‘e1'£,lJ'lp1ter 0115 ‘Rd Sizma mo as sell ass -10 P1’ ‘’ "ms- sfl $1119; 590 3; 32 n _1 What Stocks Did: M’ F.‘ s an _ mo 15 15 L! + 95 . on ; Siscoe 1500 60 O) 00 -2 ‘Advance, 664 4% and mm In 101 In -4 Deer 2 _ Stanlgh wta zoo us no no +9 “'95 25- 393 Staarck no Ir 178 no --I Unchanged 221 264 Starratt noon c 51/. 0 +1 Total Issues 1147 1129 steep R 3045 3101/; no 10% + to Beth Steel 39 Kemieeotl 703.5 Sturzeon 200 13% 13 13 + lb Borg Warner 28"/I Monty W 33 » sulllvnu no Tu Tu Ill c and o 52% Mr Cent lav. '—; Sylvanito 400 110 110 110 Con: Edison 49 Radio Corp 34 A Tandem 4000 12% 12 1214 + 1/1 E1 Auto El 27% ‘std on NJ 0% » Taurcaullv .1200 I0 00 I0 +1 nan Elec 62% Utd Aircraft 5 ' 'l'eck.H 4000 144 140 144 +4 Goodyear 78% Vanadium 32 Tamas -loo no 127 127 c.1'nor Ry .14’/4 we.-sum‘ on. Tiara 1000 8% lws 9'/z+11A Int '1'!‘ (iv... ' Trans Res 1000 15 15 15 Trin Chlb , :50 1! 1| 1| +2 . . ., , m..o..w . um . u .. GRAIN Iii’ gain-istoa 9250 530 I20 530 +0 , l a e a ' 560 ' ' v,,,,,,,,, M, Z” 5"” ,7” f‘ WINNIPEG (CP)--~—l\’lost of the L, yenium : 270 3231/. 2314 231/, + 1,4 iictivlty was concentrated in flax _ ico 2400 s 5 onda ' ‘ ' ' ,violam 1100 135 133 133 —— 3 E,,,,,,,,§'g,,°“ the wmmpeg Gram ‘wand Am as I10 no 605 . -5 . - . ~ wM,,,,,. mm, , , , Closing prices: _ I ’ Willroy - we as so as ., Oats: May 1/S; ll)wer\6$§’.«'..; My - wfitgfiv gm 3;)‘ -—l % -lower 68a; Oct 1/s lower 677/sa. W, H“! no no no no _’ Barley. May lower 34:; Jly 1. Yellorex 500 5% 5% 5% +1 5'4 lower 89/2'8; OCL lO“’€I" Zlgapa -1000 16v. 161/: 1595 -3-A 89‘/za. _ ' “'1' Flax: May ‘/2 lower 3.23h‘ lily " Bull __ ' ‘ ,,a,:° 1:; % :3’: 3: 1° 1-% lower 3.16 - 3.16%: Oct. 1/4 Yukon Con 3500 55 55 55 10$”. 2313- 1/ 1 OILS . ye: ,ay a. ower 1.03: Jly My i Ar Cons saw as as 7 - 5/ J- Am Leduc 25725 27 25 2’: +2 101/8’ Oct /8 higher Anchor 1000' 14 14 14 — 1,5 ' . ' ; ~ game" 20,, 21,, 200 21,, Prices for class two wheat for Bailey sA z25__860 860 sso export to countries outside IWA: ::i‘l‘S as prlg;r‘l‘s2’1s/I 1:3/._ 1:14 + ‘/0 1 nor 1.65; No. 2 1.61; No. 31.54; - ,,,,,,,,,_ ms ,5, 155 - 155 1 No. 4 1.43, No. 5 1.30; No. 61.27; c on La. -mo 15 1,5 1,1‘ __1 1 durum 1.97; No. 2 196; No.‘l_ , gs0(i)1.lL\:ts 33: use so oo 1.86; IWA and domestic prices':; I ws 0 109 110 » - - ' ' . cs Pete iaon 450 «so 450 +10 km? 1110' § L61’. NIL 3 1'54? ‘ Cdn tl Oil 300 4.55 4.50 455 °' ‘ 1 °' , 30- N0; 5 c or Emp 709 4. 41 41 __4 No. 6 1.27; 1 durum 1.97; No‘: I c Chieftn 2600 109 105 109 -<1 1.96; No. 3 1.86. Cdn Dev 2600 570 560 565 +5 ’ C Ex Gal" 1800 300 365 .. C Hnmutd 1141 190 105 g 25 fiilliii wt: 1?. iii“ lit“ Si“ ‘ “ ' ' C ,.,,,,,,,,,, ,0, m ,,, ,5, j MONTREAL (CP) Agricul- Canso Nat 10') 124 124 124 +1 lure department GU01-atlonst .. . Iéelpl gall; 62715 San +15 Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices " . 5 2 5 +1" to country stations wooden cases Charter I _ ' ‘ " Conro 0‘ 2035 ‘"3 2": ra-large 39-40; large 39; me.- (: Dragon 3000 7 27 29’ ._z m 34; small 32; B 32; C 22.. g 0;‘ 35000031; 30 30 Receipts: 22. , ac ; ‘ ' , , C was, Pm 1500 575 fig Butter. Current. receipts. 62., ere... on 50,, 3,5 335 335 4 fresh-grade creamery prints J01! Cree wts 320 210 200 210 price 631,4 - 65; fresh wholesale Dev-Pal 837 130- 125 125 -3 62‘/1-623/4 " BANKS " '. - — Mom 273 M1 40% 41 Cheese. F.OB. factory, Ontario Ns no 551% 51% 51% White 333/1., colored 34%; deny. gig»: 64°; 53% 21:12 4:://. + 3 erfd 1:i’10I:l;t2I“:!a1. Quebec white 32% 5 4 + co ore 2: wholesale Ontario Tor-Dom no as . - ’ I ,,‘,m,s’mw'g 39 + 1/‘ white 35‘/a,'colored 36; whole:-alg Alunrnnl 2390 32315 as/4 231/, + V. Qllfibefj While 331/2. colored'831/2. éugo NM an 35% av.’ iv. colored 33‘/2. rev 945 um 26% 26% ' - F , . DMm__ m m U H + "I Potatoes. N8. 75.. 1.60 ,l.65, D5,“, "5 “M mi 1“ N.B. 5_0s 1.10; N.B. 105 26-27; Inland son 87% 7-,, 7.), + V, N.B. 105 26-27; P.E.l. 753 1.85-
Pembina new 100 37% ‘F/a W: + ‘A 1902 P.E.I. 10: .32-33