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. Rb. lb-Exehanx- m his morning are about the same as yesterday. Sterling, New York 0.99 0-8, Monheal 4.98 1-2. New York funds 1-4 discount. Bar sllvn- off 1-0 pence. American Can for the year ended Dec. 01 report- ed 09.29 against $73 in previous year. The President of the com- pany said that plmpects were fav-

- wabls h: 1996. Preliminary r o! Columbia Gas shows 43 cents

against 25 coals. McKinnon tiu plate 1935 re 7.11 vs 0.19. Union Gas of Calif. $1.16 against 66 cents. We would look for an irregular market today and belbve some stocks such as Eaton Mfg.

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Currencies

(Canadian Press) _ NEW YORK, Feb. lo-The French franc was higher, the pound sterling and the Canadian dollar lower, in Saturday's foreign

exchange markets.

The franc sdvanwd .00 8-4 of a cent to a closing rate of 9.69 9-4 cents. The pound was off 1 1-8 at 04.00 0-8 while the Dominion dol- lar's wsmium was lowered from 0-22 to 5-92 of one per cent.

MONTREAL. Feb. 16--Pound

‘ " advancedS-Botaoentto 04.99 3-16 on Montreal foreign ex- chanps Saturday while Unit- ed States dollar st 90 13- cents and the French franc st 0. '1 cents held even.

EXCIIANGE

(Canadian Prom)

Closing exchange rates:-

At Montreal-Pound 4.99 3-16:

r U. S. dollar 99 10-16; franc 6.67.

At New York—Pound 4.96 5-8‘. Canadian dollar 1.00 5-82; franc 6.90 3-4. ,

At Paris-Pound ‘i480 fr; U. S. dollar 149'! 1-2 fr; Canadian dol- lar 14.99 fr.

1n gold-Pound 12s, ids U .5. dollar 59.10 cenie; Canadian doi- iar 50.83 cents.

(Canadian Pram)

NIW YOR.& Feb. iii-Foreign exchange firm. Great Britain de- mand high 5.00 3-8; 10w 4.99 5-9; close 4.9a 5-8; 60 day bills 4.99 1-4;

‘Irance 6.68 3-1; Italy 8.05; Bel- gium 17-06 Germany 40.75; Cen- ada 1.00 5-92.

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iii-Prices higher in heavier tradins the produce section of Canad-

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so "i‘.'..°..2“i‘3.?“;.‘§i.i£i°;.'23; :2: 2'13’. was...“ “Marc's-s ~~-- 1- v-m- i- m- =- _ ‘plum _ _ _ w, n‘ 373,795 shares, a bit more tharrtht 9m- “n ‘m1 5° “Wm w b m” m” mm“ m“h‘ away‘ lath z A i Baturda and suhstantmlr Norand and Hudson Bay ad- '"' ~ W54 u“ W“ m“ y r 3 9:521:14}; 1a,, fi°fnynmnms EJMQ vanced a-a to s-e each and other Italian-ill“: " ' 13s; ‘its, ‘Mm m“ m” mm" ‘m’ w‘ a . “w” °t “Pmsmmnv” v°°°d ‘ $5 t,“ m’ m“: T5 15 n; n c Pg: ‘ 5'13"” i?‘ Associated Press average oi fund farm rnhgligarzfllzarg emgonaiidgeudgnd, Bum w???” an, so stocks advfiéiced .3 to‘! a point l0 5mm‘- Amuw‘ ‘and smmthaordm‘ and u mustrixflswwlthna till: rirseyaltd. until‘- -______, Gfiuammwafd ‘lamm sh Cons Smelt fir“ ities with a boost of .1 of a. point ° m‘ 3° u“ m“ 90m Bridle _- 40 also went into virgin territory for N Y k McIntyre, Wfllht HSIIIGIVQI and Dom Stores .. 5% u“ W" Rana up A o! a point ' ' 0c 7°“ ‘"9" ma" m‘ “m” lfilpuiltli: 41$?‘ equalled the ioaé peak, . ' Wm‘ 8'1"- HWNW" “W4 3° McColi Front ref: A subsidiary feature o! the mar- E h Will-l “l1 B‘ l” 193:1!“ PW as ket's action was the buying accord- xC (O l“ I, ) N“ 51‘; ‘éjn. ed shares of chemical companies ‘m ‘"‘ m‘ Pow- Corp . . . . . . , . _ ,, 141/ 14 Commercial Solvents was up El, TORONTO Fm m, gun-mam ., . 21$ i’; United Carbon a4, Atlas Powder a, I u“ mm.“ a on ' 5m‘ ‘ifcfgw ~ ~ g a“ 001111216318. Carbon it, Herculu Pow- ( use h: an noel: Stocks " der 2 . $I*;;;O"§,:;;'f“ IN" “flm The bond market held steady with BANK! government issues and railroad ob- Steaks Oosn last ligations ,, “y preferred. Con- MI Red at of v/ .. ton was reduced 45 to '15 cents o. Allied chem’ m‘- am Can . Metals were featured by Inter- ‘OO national Nickel, up 9i. Anaconda, 19o 11p ‘it, Federal Mining 80 51119101113 Preferred, up 8%, Greene Copper. up 9; Kennecott. up 1, and Phelps O ‘Dgdfle, up it. U. S. smelting lost IITtGITIGtIOHGI Inthe Canadian listgainscfhalf

MINING ‘

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mnorvro, Bb- l6—-Gold stocks held their ground and miscellan- eom issues moved forward to a new high for recent years under

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Steels", Rails‘ Lead Trend In» Short Session

_-__. By Frank Press Writer (By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Feb. ill-A hesitant stock market was thumped into life Saturday by a last minute expansion in steels, rails and several of the non-ferrous metals-

mgh prices, some o! them the best in several years, snapped the

Nickel Leads Market Climb

(C- P- B: GIlIlll-Ifs Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Feb. 16. — Interna- tional Nickel, taming over on Ilggr. l! one third of the day's volume, Pushed higher to lead Monti-em BWR Bellwe- list Saturday.

Fractional ...-p. vemen‘ w“ 81mm by utilities, metals, liquors

"541 2“ and constructions hi . 2134 w ie textiles fig“ W: W" Wm- 3111145 were quiet and so a: steady while a few hlgh-priggd 1,. gilt s“ sues lost about a point each, 2,2} m Hlaher Prices m. metals in the y; 52% grilled States. ssiwrested ' “m” Wm“ 5°08 l1 c to 50 ma“ “"__' "" _ 12g hixhest since 1929, before it finish.‘ Paramount. 11 as ed 3t 49%. “P *- MOI‘! than 10,000 Penn n n m; so transfers * 1mm; Phil Pct. c» 4 5‘ 4n 11m, ‘ N°m“d“ m, s" ,.,, - i Om O tgcdnnwrlv anoint and Hollinzer Pure ou Co 10% "'- garlic Qdrp 3o Buyers continued to favor Braz- réadio Keith ‘Urpll , . e 1111a 31141 5,009 ‘hm-QB we“, tndad a.f.r‘ Roe Lu ., (M14. 42d bemm the Show O1 d Shall Union on co ma; no m “e “P 34- W111- South Pac 34p, Peg Electric added V. at 4%, a Std on N snag new peak. and Southern can“; gala-basis; 0o Power and Power Colporgflu; w“ Tar Con» ...‘ .1414 up slmhtty’ 347mm“ P°W°¥d1PP€d gnizeg in . . " ltmaltlsndf? PM!" taking. l 2 ‘ United Gdlsrplmp creuad u; nglenbggxgfinylh“ m‘ 3 s m»... ~ - ... impmhtl? 9.‘: Vanadium mneved 19513011811119 I01‘ teddy ab- ‘lésrzlelij Biron sorption of Dominion steal and we‘: 312cm‘ Coal which touched a new high o: West Air Bra 61 up a "unmi- Woolworth . 56106 inf-Sued 35.070 shares; bond;

PROQUCE

(Canadian Prom) MONTREAL, Feb. iii-Egg and butter prices advanced on Mont- real open produce markets this week while potatoes and cheese held evm.

Graded as shipments in eslrlots or less were 32 cents a dosen for A large, 30 for A medium and 28 for A puilets.

Butter ended the week at 29 to 29 1-2 cents per pound for car- lots or less of no 1 while lots to retailers were 24 for solids and 25 for prints.

Cheese was unchanged at 12 cents par pound for no 1 miter-lo colored.

Prince Edward Island mountain potatoes wer c0195 to $1.40 and eobblers 01.90 to 01.95. per 90- pound bag. In 90 pound bags. P. B. I. mountains welt $1.20, cob- blers $1.10 to $1.15. 4111mm» nos I: $.10 and Quebec no 2 90 cents

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Cheese Spot-Ont white 10 3-4 h) 11 1-2, e01 11 1-2 to 12.

Butter Spot: bones Eggs Spot-Ont A large 82 to Que “an 20 1-4. West regraded s9, A medium 80 to 9i, A pullets 2! to 29 1-4. 28 to 29.

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Ill MEMOBIAM

JOHN B». MACDONALD

o" “brill-T! 1. 1936, Greenvsle w" ‘NW1 119m to mourn the loss of one of its highly respected dig. iaens in the person of John R. Mac. DOBBId- The deceased had been caloric: god health until about nine AUSE previous to his death when he was stricken with Pneumonia and despite the pm, medical care and all that loving hands could dc to prolong his 1cm. ney in this life it was of no avail and fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church, of which, h; w“ a devoted member, he calmly breathed his last on the above-men- tioned date.

There are left to mourn m; 105s of a loving husband and father, his WWW: widow. one son Donald .1. at home. one sister, w; Georg; MacDonald, Vernon; live brothers, Hush of scuril. Angus of Boston, Jerome of Newport, 11.1., Andrew of Superior. Wis. and Michael of North Dakota.

The funeral was held on Monday morning, Iebrusry 3rd to St. Mary's Church. Bouris. where services at the church and grave were qqn- ducted by the psstorand all that was mortal of John R. MacDonald was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.

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mwssages in the first three chapters

a point or less were recorded in Canadian Pacific, Dome Mines, Mc- Intyre-Pcrcupine, I-loliinger, Massey Harris and Brazilian. Distillers- Seagrams, Hiram Walker, Dominion Storm and Imperial Tobacco of Canada. were slightly lower.

Evangelist Johnston Lectures 0n Book 0f Revelation

Evangelist I". W Johnston who lectured in the Brighton Club Rooms last night, introduced a new series of lectures in the book of Revelation on the "Seven Church- es." HQ said that although the

of the book oi‘ Revelation were ad- dressed to the seven churches. yet they were not intended to be con- fined to those only any more than

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were Paul's fourteen epistlcs which he wrote to those pecple_ In fact as Mr_ Johnston stated the whole book of Revelation was addressed to the seven churches. but; since the most of the events 1n the en- tire book applied to times in the future far beyond the lifetime of these seven churches it was there- fore evident that the messages in the book of Revelation were in-

up to the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.

He then raised the question as to wiry the Lord selected seven, for there were many other churches in Asia to whom these things could have been addressed with equal propriety t4) the seven. There must therefore have been some good reason for selecting the seven. In the first place Mr. Johnston said that the number seven was very conspicuous in the Bible. I-le 1e- ferred to all the other sevens in the book of Revelation, the seven plagues, the seven trumpets, the seven seals, etc. He said that seven denoted fullness or completeness. H; spoke of the seven colors in light, the seven notes in music, the seven days o1 the week. Further- more. the evangelist pointed out that not only did the seven churches refer prophecy of the Christian covering the entire Christian era. but that in the names of those seven churches are found the char- acter of each one of the seven periods He gave the significance of the names.

In dealing with the first one in the series. he said that since the seven dealt with seven "stinct periods in the church the first one would of course apply go me ghurgh in the first century after Christ The name cf this church period, he said, was “Ephesus" which meant "desirable" and was a fit- ting sppelation to apply u; me church in the period of apostolic days. when the church first start- ed out filled with the power of tho BEL Spirit and being pure and

F OLLOW" THE

LEADER

tended for all of God's people right -

to a. complete m;

Three Ethiopia children. reel- shown namin-

free from contamination it was a desirable time, and one which met the Lord's approval. He spoke of the presence of Christ in the church, Rev. 2: l, upholding the church, and how Christ commend- ed the church for their works. patience. and their antipathy io- ward those who were false teach- ers, Veg, 2. Ha referred to their ncessang labors and how the lord had doubly commended the church for what they had done for his sake. Ver. S. and how the! did not “ ‘ an opposing faction that had spruce “P lmong them even in apostolic times, Var_ 6.

Mr. Johnston, however, spoke of that did come in

waysoftheworidiooreepimthe result being that the Lord threat- ened them. that unless they would repent he would remove them. Be- fore doing such, however, the Lord did all he could for them even promising them what would come to theovercomers, Ver. 1.1m. Johnston dwelt in closing his lec- ture 1m the tree of life and the , " here and point- ed cot when and how the people of God would eventually be given

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Super Service Stations

5% FIRST MORTGAGE, scams nouns, scams "c"

Dated J nly 1, 1935. Maturint $5.000 July 1, 1941, and $5,000 annually thereafter op to and includ- ing July 1, 1960. Service Stations, Limited, incorporated in 1928, owns and operates a chain of modern service stations in Nova Scotia and New Rwnswick.

Earnings liond Interest _ Rrquircmcnis 1933 . . . . . . . .. . S? 50,785.19 9 13.899110 1934 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . 83,032.02 16.85083 1935 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109,296.96 16,316.60» P R I C B 100 and interest for maturities 1943-1945 99 " " “ " 1946-1951 98 u u u u

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