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Valerie Calmeck 97 .

Highest agerage in Junior 874d?- Marsnall, Duane, sheila and Gol- ucn. Bite.

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Markets At A i Glance

By The Canadian Press

TORONTO, MONTREAL AND NEW YORK-Stocks closed high. El’-

WlNNIPEG-Whest 3-4-5-8 cent. v higher. NEW YORK- Cotton, rubber, lug. ar and coffee higher,

Montreal Stock Exchange

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Finance

NEW YORK. Oct. 21 - Buyins increased with the absence of liqlll- dation in the world sugar futures market today, prices advancuig 10- 1-2—13 points on s. turnover of 12,- 500 tons. The domestic contract was inactive.

There was no development in the raw and refined markets.

World contract, close: Dec. 2.503. March 2.41 i-2B. May 2-47 l-ZB- July 2.483.

Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, Oct. 21 -(CP) -'I‘iie stock market sprouted a preponder- arice of gains on a rlsmg trad-lll! tempo today an. the close was around theday's top. Base metal stocks led with an index gain of .79 and the lndustrlals added. 70 while the golds were up .34 and the western oils .10. Volume totalled 184.000 shares. ‘The action bulked in the medium- price golds. O'Brien traded 15.700 shares and finished 13 cents up at 1.38 after touching 1.40. Gains of io_15 cents were held up by Buf- falo-Ankerite, Chestervllle, Aurior and Preston. Wrlght-Harslefll/ES traded 3,900 shares and weakened 5 cents to 3.20. it sold down to 3.1) in the early session, its low mark for 9 years. Buyers were in the mark-Bl 101' steep Rock and the price advanced l8 cents to 1.75. Smelters firmed a point to 39, Nickel gained 5-8 to .35 1-8. Gains widened to a point or more ln the industrial section and the weight of changes was on the up side in the papers. foods. lmrle- ments and miscellaneous issues. Abltibl Common gained 25 to $1 and the Pfd was up 3-8 w 8- l Home Oil gained 7 cents to 2.82 and Calgary and Edmonton was up l 4 cents to 1.29. Davies had a loin of 1 1-2 to 13 1-2.

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LOCAL MARKET enormous

CORRECTED F0". EVERY WED- ' NESDAY AND SATUBDATS ISSUE

RETAIL MARKET

Leaf lettuce, bunches, each 10c onions, 4 lbs 25c Essa doz 88c Cabbage head 3-105 New beets, bunch 5c Roast Beef 18-28.- Boiling Meat 15t- creani, qt. 40¢ Fowl each 75.81.35 Pork. lb ' 18-32c Splncli new. 10c lb 8 for 25c Steak. lb 22-30: BN1. qr. l3-l4c Butter, Dairy 89-400 Chicken each 81.25-51.80 corned Beef 15c Potatoes, pk 25c carrots, bunch 8c Annie!- eellns. do! 10-15.20c Parsntps. bunch

Turnlps each 5e. 8 for 10c Celery bunch l5-20c New Onions, bunch 7c Rhubarb. 6 lbs 25c Fresh Cod lb. 7c New beets, bunch 5c Tomatoes, lb 12c Head lettuce l0.12c Flowers, bunch 15-20c Sweet potatoes, lb. 12c 2 for 23c Vegetable Marrow, lb 5c Lamb lb_ 82-350 New potatoes, pk 30c Onions, 4 lbs 25c Cauliflower 2 for 25c Broccoli, 10c mach, 3 for 25c Plluris, qt 15c. 2 qts (or 25c Cucumbers, 3 for 25c Corn. doz 85c Herring each 5c Mackerel each 10c Salmon. lb. 80c Onions 10 lbs 39c Onions, 10 lbs 55c squash. lb 5c Pumpkins, lb 4-50 Tomatoes (green) per pk. 50c Turkeys per lb. 35c Ducks 01.85-81.50

Grain

WINNIPEXI, Oct. 21-(0?) —A strong Chicago wheat market iri- duced light buying on Winnipeg grain exchange today as wheat fut- ures rallied to close 3-4-5-8 cent higher, October at 72 7-8, December 73 7-8 and May 77 3-4.

Coarse grains advanced in sym- pathy with wheat gains although some maltster support developed )0 barley. Near the close oats showed minimum fractional gains while barley. flax and rye futures were up a cent or more.

Closing grain futures:

Wheat: Oct. 72 7-8B; Dec. 73 7-8: May 77 3-4.

Oats: Oct. 44 7-85; Dcc. 44 5-8A; May 44 a-sa.

Barley: Oct. 54 7-8; Dec. 55-55 l-8B; May 56B.

Cash prtces:

Wheat: 1 hard 72 7-8; 1 Nor. 72- 1-8; r hard e9 7-8. 3 nor 67 34¢ 4 nor 66 3-8; 5 wheat 85 3-8; 6 wheat 64 3-8; feed wheat 58 7-8; 1 amber durum 77 7-8.

Oats: 2 C. W. 45 7-8; elf. S C.W. 4a -sa; a c. w. 42 a-a; ex. l feed 42 1-4; 1 feed 39 7-8; 2 feed 37 5-8; 3 feed 36 5-3.

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2 C. W. 8 row 55; 1 a 2 c.w. 2 row s1 7-8; a c. w. c row s2 "pa; 1 feed 5i l-a; 1 feed 4a v-a; a feed n v-a.

Produce Prices

—(CP) - exchange.

MONTREAL. Oct. 21 Canadian commodity

Spot:

Butter spot: Que (92 score) 32- 1-2-32 7-8.

Eggs spot: Eastern A-large 48- 49- A-medlllm 40-47; A-pullw 35- asZ E-B as-ac; E-C 24-24 1-2.

MONTREAL, Oct. 21 —(CP) — Produce market prices here today as reported by the DoniinlonDe- partment of Agriculture follow»-

Buttcr: first grade creamery pi-Jits, Jobbing pzice, 34—34 1-4; first grade solidi. 105m"! Pm’? 3%‘ l-2--33 3-4; Que. No. 1 985K211!‘ Z9 current receipt price 32 3-8, N0. 2 a1 a-a; No. 1 wholesale price 37- 2-4; No. 2 a2.

Eggs; graded shipments selling at A-large 48-49; A-medtum 47; pul- lets 34-35; B tirade 35: 0 and. 2s. _

Potatoes: Que Whites No 1 85-05. No. 2 70-80; NB Mountains N0- i 95-105.

LIVES TOCK

MONTREAL, Oct. 21 —(CP) — There were 368 cattle. 14c shew and lambs. 932 hoss and 175 calves for sale on the two Montreal live- stock markets today; including s- round 80 cattle left over from Mon- day's markets.

Cattle were slow and prices on all other kinds of livestock were steady.

Today's receipts of ‘ cattle were mostly common to Just fair quality cows and bulls. Sales were slow at about steady prices. Good cows made 80.50 to $7 and common to medium butcher cows were “.50 to 80.25. Canners and cutters $3 l0 $4.25. Common bulls 84.80 to 85.78 and good bulls mostly I6 to $650 one wr st $7-

Venl calves ‘uiged from l0 to gm tops $13.80. Drinkers 88.50 to p,» and grusers l5 to 80.28 most- ly 85.75 to u.

Good ewes and wethers were 811. Buck lambs and culls were dis- gquntgd s: per hundredwetght. sheep were 88.80 to 87.

Hogs were steady at $18 for 8-1 dressed. 811.28 for B-t alive fed and watered and tit 25 off trucks iielv-a-ed. Grade A drew ti per bog premium with discounts on off grades. Bows were use to N80 live weight.

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3-Checkers

l00—First Class Builard Boring Mill Operators l00—Cincinnati Hydro Planer Operators 150—First Class Milling Machine Operators With at. least two years’ experience 50-First. class All Round Tool Makers ZOO-First Class Ail Round Assembly Men on

applicants.

portatlon will not be

Fitting and General Assembly Work IOO-First Class Lathe Hands 100—First Class Shaper Hands Only experienced men will be selected. Transportation to Montreal will be furnished free for successful

Applications will not be considered from persons in the employ- ment of any firm, corporation or other employer engaged in the con- struction, execution, production, repairing, manufacture, transporta- tion, storage or delivery of munitions of war or supplies, and in respect also of the construction, remodelling, repair or demolition of Defence projects also including civilian companies engaged in the BPlllSIl (‘om- monwealtli Air Training plan unless such person is a not actually employed at his trade.

PLUMBERS WANTED

Plumbers wanted immediately for war work in Monctcn, NB. Rate of pay .90c per hour. Transportation advanced providing not in excess of $14.00. If men prove satisfactory and remain one month, trans-

deducted from wages.

APPLY IN FIRST INSTANCE T0

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE.

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(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Oct. 2l_. Stocks Close Alderman: ,1’; M: Cdn .58 411 H111‘ 2.10 Arntfield p7 -3 Aunor 1gp Basflmac .07 1.2 3w‘ .01 5-8 Beattie L11 Bldsood .12 1-2 etal 33 Broularl 59 Buff Auk 415 Cal Edm 1,29 Cdn Mal _55 Cent Pat. 1,55 Cent Por ,11 1-2 Chester 1375 Cochenour £5 Conlarum 1 25 Con Smelt 39 Davies _13 Lg Delnlte 3w Dome 20 Duquesne 12 East Mal 2,22 lifdorado 30 Falcon 3,50 P481100 .48 1-2 Gillies p3 1-2 Gods L .30 Goldale ,12 l-z Gold Gate .05 Gunnar _25 Hard R. _75 Hi Sal-c .13 Holllng 12 1_a Home 232 Howey .26 Hod Bay 27 InIt Nick 35 l-B Jacola or 3-4 Jason .35 Kerr Add 4.55 Kirk L .75 L Shore 13 3-4 umaqus 4 25 label .01 Leltch .41 Lil LL 1.62 MacLeod 2.05 Madsen .63 Malartlc 2.48 McIntyre 48 3-4 McKenzie 1.05 Min Corp L42 oneta .32 Naybob .24 Newbec .002 Niptss 1.15 Nornrida 52 1-2 Norgold .04 Normet .85 OBrlen 1.38 Ckalta .45 Ont Nick .12 3-4 Pamour .12 Payniast .20 Perron 1.58 Pick Crow 273 Powell 1.15 Preston 3.35 Queensston .49 Royalite 2i 1-2 San Ant 230 Senator .27 sheep Cr .86 Sherritt .94 siscoe .55 Sladen .29 slave I. .00 steep H. 1.75 Straw L .03 sud Basin 1.57 Bullllvan i215 syvsn . 2.65 Toburn 1.00 Trans Res .37 can 1.70 Ventures 4.20 Vermllntl. .04 Waite Amu 4.50 Wood 0 .07 Wri l-lar 8.20 Ylnlr .04 1.2 UNLlsTI-ID Oil Eel 02 l-4 ‘Iemisk o4 5-8

MONTREAL, Oct. 2i -(CPl - Actlvlty succeeded dull and leisure- ly trading towards the close oi to- day's session of the stock exchange and an upward trend was display- ed. All averages showed lmP-‘Ove- merit. Papers and metals were lrlid- lng groups in trinssctlons.

Touched off by reports of larger

earnings by Abitlbl newsprints touched higher levels. Bathurst, Ifi-yden, Price Brothers and 5t.

»I-IWI'QIIOO Corporation Preferred all won fractional gains. 8t. Lawrence _O0mm0n recovered sn early loss but Price Preferred slipped.

Metals stronger were Consolidat- ed Bmeiterl. Hudson Bay mining Norsnds (no Internsvonat Nickel. Hollinger was s iaggard. Interns-

Stevenson.

Smith, Brenton Smith.

the Dominion campaign. which is

officially known as "7114: Queen's V" - Canadian Fund for A" Raid vim Marrzcsson 51. and Air Min.» or

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Report of Pleasant valley Echo-ii for the months of August and September.

Grade X —1. Eileen weeks Grade IX-l. Barbara Smith; 2. Lloyd MacLvod; 3. Randolph Sie- VEIISOIL.

Grade VII-l. Raymond Morri- scn; 2. Sadie Smith; 3. Audrey Grade VI—-1. Bertha. Smith.

Grade IV- 1. Evelyn Smith; 2 Laura Smith; 3. Phyllis Ling. Grade III—1. Robert Smith. Grade III-—1. Shirley Stevenson; 2. Joyce Ling; 3. Billy sievensori. Grade I-l. Cecil Smith; 2. Bren- ton Smith; 3. Vernon Somers. Highest average-Shirley Steven-

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loeolvo 5 55.87 Ii 00.96 $280.94

Repeated bombing raids on Bri- ttsh port areas and the industrial mrilands has attracted fresh at- tention to the frightful suffering n! the many thousands of civilians in Great Britain who are harried from dieller lO shelter and finally ("iven into the open country by

lngs of all kinds are destroyed. The task of emergency feeding alone ts difficult. The task of setting them up once more with some quantity of clothing and bedding is much more difficult.

To zieet these enormous needs. fund; have been started in various part5 of the rorid. Her Majesty use of her name in connection with

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Sleek gray Fslrmlle coastal patrol boats (TOP) are being groomed at Orllllii for their

the Royal Canadian Navy. The speedy littlc ships carry a crew of 15 officers and men. ail-wood construction and await only a few fittings. out task is one for officers and men alike, and AT BOTTOM the chief

others already built and under con- atguctlon In other parts of Can- u a.

LEGLESS FELLOW-FEELING l

LONDON — (CP) — New Zeal- anders who lost limbs tn the Pin-t Great War have sent an inlaid cl nr and clgaret box to the wife of W rig Cmdr. Douglas Bader, legless air- man now a prlsoner-of-war w await his return.

Saguenay Preferred moving beck. Bell ‘Telephone failed to hold an ad- vance. Both Canada steamship Pie- lerred and C. P. R. posted lifts in lransportaitcns.

Up in liidustrlals were Dosco "B", Building Products, Hamilton Bridge and Canadian Industrial Alcohol. Dominion Bridge was in arrears ~

tlonsl Petroleum was softer ln oils.

PLENTY BIIITKIYQ

f. Japunesemmwritcrs have tnree

thousand

tfttlltles were mixed. Montreal

tlon. Quebec. Canada Northern and

Power firming and Power corpora-l

tisura Secord was softer in miscell-

sreous. 4 Total sales: 18.280 shares; lndus- -

trials. 9.400; mines, 8,000.

trip to the sea. , They will be taken over soon by "

They are of ‘ The fittlnp.

QUEENS CANADIAN FUND DONA TIONS

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Every dollar contributed to the

Queen's Canadian Fund goes with- out deduction to the Lord Mavor ref London for homeless and needy