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; SUMMARY By TH ANADIAN PRESS _| New York — Stocks higher, mo- — Market higher, in- gain.

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’ DIVIDENDS

- By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Atlas Steels Ltd., 25 cents plus 25 cents bonus, Feb. 1, record Jan. 4.

Bathyst Power and Paper Co. Ltd., class A, 50 cents, March 1, record Feb, 2.

' Canadian Bank of Commerce,) 40 cents plus 25 cents extra, Feb. | 1, record Dec. 31.

Imperial Bank of Canada, 4) eents, Feb. 1, record Dec. 31.

National Steel Car Corp. Ltd., 20 cents, Jan. 15, record Dec. ‘22.

Office Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd., . 19.

Dec Ltd., 445 cents, Dec. 23, record Dee. 18.

Sangamo Co.

Steel Co. of Canada Ltd., 60 cents plus 30 cents extra, Feb. 1,| record Jan. 8.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations: |

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices) to country station, wooden cases, extra-large 35; large 33; medium) 29: small 25; B 28: C 18. Re ceipts 73.

Butter: Current receipts, ten-! derable 63%, non-tenderable 63%; | fresh grade creamery prints, job) price 642-66; fresh wholesale, tenderable 64%, non - tenderable 64%. °

Cheese: Delivered Montreal, not waxed, current receipts Que- bec white 33, colored 34%: whole- sale Quebec white 33 colored 34%: current receipts Ontario white F.O.B. grading station 33- 35%, colored 36%;- wholesale On- tario colored and white no quo- tations. :

Potatoes: Quebee 75s 1.90-2.00; N.B. 75s 2.00-2.15; N.B. 50s 1.30-| 1.40; N.B. 10s .32-.34; P.E.1. 75s 2.30-2.40.

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WINNIPEG (CP)—Flax prices; showed an easier tone Monday on the Winnipeg Grain . Exchange with early selling by commission houses and other sources respon- sible for declines.

Closing prices:

eer OR EMERY Pn ek

DAILY Ms

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export to countries 1 nor 1.6544; 2 1.62%; 3 1.55%; 4

1.50%; 5 1.47%; 6 1.45%; 1 durum

domestic prices: 1 nor 1.65%; 2 1.62%; 3 1.55%; 4 150%; 5

1.47%; 6 1.45%; 1 durum 1.76%; | soft.

2 1.70%; 3 1.64%.

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP) — The Mont- real and Canadian stock ex-

changes closed Monday with in- Greases on index in-alt categories:

crea but banks.

The losing section traded lightly all day and closed with only two changes — quarter-point losses to Commerce at 58% and Royal 81%.

Steels led industrials to a gain with Dominion Foundries climb- ing 1% to a high of 52%, Atlas adding 1% at 27% and Algoma % at 40.

Base metals had gains of % to

Hudson Bay and Nickel and %/| Gooay

to Aluminium.

Papers were led to a strong showing by Brown, up 15 at 11%. Bathurst A gained 1 at 42%. Price Brothers was off %.

Jamaica went to a high of climbing 1%. Quarter - point in- creases in other utilities went to B.C. Power, International Utili- ties and Nova Scotia Light at 13%.

Pipelines and oils were lower. Dominion Stores lost 1% at 54 for the biggest change in foods and beverages.

Ford U.S. jumped 2% to a high for the biggest assorted change, followed by General Dynamics, off 1% at 45.

Production mines were active during the morning, but ‘slack- ened off later. Speculatives were mixed to lower in a narrow range.

Volumes were 87,000 industrials and 306,200 mines and oils.

Closing averages showed banks off .6 at 61.23, utilities up .2 at 145.8, industrials up .5 at 318.7, combined up .4 at 261.1, papers up 4.4 at 457.2 and golds up 50

at 81.85.

MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS Abitibi 30% Fraser 29% Asbestos 26% Gt Lakes 40% Bnque C Nat % How Smith 4M |Bank Mont 36% Hud Bay Min 49% | Bank NS 71% Imp Oil % Bnque PC 30% Int Nick 104% Bathurst A 4% Int Pete 3% Bell @ MaseFrer 1% Brazil 0 = McColl Cleveland 8 Nor 4 C Cement _ 33% Paeudash 30 C Cement pr 27 Price 4% | C Steamship 45% Que Pow BY C Bnk Com 50% Royal Bank 61% dn Brew 3% = Rlovallite “0 Cdn Brew pr St L Corp 1T™% Cdn Celan 28% Shawin 2 C Int- Power 1@Steef > %8 CPR 2% Trans Can PL 25% Cockshutt 18% UN Steel BY Seagrams 31 Walker 7 37% Dom Tar % =6©. Cons Pap 1% Foundation 2

1%. Polaroid gained

e at 3%, Metal:

Ia, Reynold:

East ‘Dome lost % each,

What stocks did:

Mon Fri Advances 547 472 Declines Sil po

Unchanged 218 Total issues 1276 1245

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS

Beth Steel 54% Monty W 31 Borg Warner 47% ‘NY Cent 2M Cc and O 6™ Radio Corp 7i% Cons Edison 30% Std Oil NJ 40% El Auto El 50% Utd Aircraft @% Gen Elec 4 anadjum n% ear 44% 109%

Gt Nor Ry 5% int'T T Ww . Kennecott Bs a

By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange—Dec. 14 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. Odd lot, xd — Ex-dividend, xr—Ex- rights, xw-—-Ex-warrants.) / Pas

Stock Bales High Lew Close Ch’ge MIN ES

Abacus wz eC 48 Acad Uran 165 8&8 8 8 Advocate oo 24 74 = mM | Agnico 3106 37 #657) «OST sg \Akaitcho ane 2 we. +2 Alba Expl 4000 6 M WM—%

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PISQUID .

Mrs. Floyd Jay with sons Mer- lin and Irwin, spent a few days the past week in Covehead Road with Mrs. Jay’s parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ma¢Donald.

Mrs. Edward Jay and Mrs. Al- ton Jay with daughter Gail and son Alvin, were visitors in Char- lottetown Wednesday.”

Mr. Gerald Birt and Mr. John- nie Birt. Marathon, Ontario and Mr. Elwood Birt, Winnipeg,

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the funeral of their father, the late Wallace Birt. oe

Miss Georgie Dover, —accom- panied by her mother Mrs. George Dover, motored to Char lottetown Saturday.

Mrs. Harold Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg MacNevin, Charlottetown, were visitors in Pisquid East during the week

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jay, Charlottetown spent the weekend

jents Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

NEW YORK:

HOWLAN

NEW YORK (AP) — Motors

paced the stock market in an ir-\to the Community Hospital, O’-| @ Steak Knife and

regular advance Monday.

Miss Pauline Finnan feturned

|Leary, where she is employed as

Oats—Dec. % higher 77%b;! The Associated Press average nurses aide.

May % lower 78%a; Jly % lower 77%. \ Barley—Dec. % lower 94%&b;

of 60 stocks rose $1.40 to $229.10. | | Volume increased to 3,100,000

shares.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant

| day.

May 6%-62 lower 3.42%-%; Jly| Ford, continuing to rise on bull- | Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Ber-

8-8% lower 3.34.

lower 1.14%a.

. ish forecasts of sales and earn-| nard of Summerside, Firmin Per- Rye—Dec. % lower 1.09%b;!ings, advanced 3% to 89%. Stude- ry and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gal- May unchanged 1.16%-%; Jly %|baker-Packard and American Mo-|ljant spent Sunday evening at the

tors gained fractions. Rheem con-|home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine) 137 Queen St. Prices for class two wheat for'tinued heavily traded and rose! Gallant.

@ Papers

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FOR THE STUDENT

Give the student on your list something use ful, something he or she will cherish for

many years to come ... . Give one of our Portable Typewriters by -Remington or Smith Corona,

Fine Papetries and Note ® Bridge Sets and Playing,

Cards

made only

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6%. , ; Nonferrous. tals produced some edi ncks ciate

Manitoba, were home attending |

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audience, He asked the customers to ap- | plaud if they agreed with the critics that his play . “There wasn't a sound from the other side of the footlights. “Now,” said the. playwright, “will you applaud if you like this play?” * Loud hand - clapping echoed through the house. Saying dramatists don't write plays for critics—but audiences— Home continued:

“Audiences must be given the | chance to decide for themselves | on the merits or demerits of a) play. Otherwise the future of the | British theatre will be at the mercy of the critics’ circle, as it tends to be in the United States.” |

SAVES SHOW

Before Home's oblique assault | on the critics, the producers of A Edwina, had announced) they wi closing the show. But) after the audience’s reso! 2 verdict they chafiged ee

Playwright John Os' » au, thor of the successful Look Back in Anger, and The. Entertainer, rebelled in another way.

When his musical-with-a-mes-| sage The World of Paul Slickey shut down after a merciless lam- basting by. the reviewers, he is- sued the play in book form. Then’ he penned a caustic dedication to! his detractors:

“No one has ever. dedicated a string quartet to a donkey, al- though books have been dedi- cated to critics. }

“I dedicate this. play to the! liars and self-deceivers; to those who daily deal out treachery; to those who handle their profes-

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this campaign to add brightness tothe Christmas shop- ping season. It will help your chances of sharing’ in

awards for shoppers . . . $100.00 in prizes! -

There will be coupons daily in The Patriot, every day this : week, fo use in picking YOUR favorite Christmas window! |

There are separate contests for Charlottetown and Sum- . merside. |

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