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STOCK QUOTA TIONS

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School closing

Closing exercises of George- town High School were held in the Town Hall on June 27th.

Over 100 parents and visitors were present to enjoy an inter- esting program by the children; and student; of the schonl.

Among the interesting features o: the program were: step dances, and Highland Fling by little girls‘ and boys; Birdie Song and Cookyl Man by small boys and girls, alsol San Antonio Rose, by senior girls. l

Presentation of prizes and cer- tificates followed the prpgram of‘ songs and recitatlons, c'.c., after] which the little ones were dis- missed, and remarks and address-l es to parents and visitors were heard.

Those making comments were: Mr. Howard MacDmald. Secre- tary, who stressed the need of re- gular attendance and careful study throughout the year rather than “last minute" preparations for examinations. Rev. Mr. Ster- ling gave a brief and helpful ad- dress al-"o.

Mrs. DeLory_ trustee, spoke in commendation of the effort andl success of the teachers, and in reference to attendance and prizes expressed her opinion that the "mothel-s‘ of boys and girls who attend regularly ilirwghol" the year should get prizes, a fact, that mos-t of us regret havng failed to think of before. Mrs. DeLory, reminded us that few teachers and school ollficers real- ize the etfort and. vigilant care and me difficulty the mothers face and overcome in keepmg a family of children in schozl reg- ularly throughout an entire year.

Mrs. DeLory is on the Honor Roll in this respect also Mrs. James Mc- Connell and Mrs. Chester Walker, and others. l

Howard Walker, son of Mr. andl Mrs. Chester" Walker, graduating? this year. has the recozd‘ of not one duy missed from grade I to X inclusive except a week during illness with scarlet fever. i

Mrs. James McC:nnell claims‘ the record of a family who al- ways have perfect attendance. Why haven't we thought of one "mothers" before when we all know the strenuous effort it takes to keep a family or even one in school every day, year in and year out, the extra work and over work of such mothers?

Prizzs were presented by thei women's Institue to the boys and girls having perfect atten- dance, and second and third in same grades by teachers, to those who‘ having made a great effort at perfection, failed owing to ill- ncess or other unavoidable causes.

The pleasant afterncon came to a close with the singing of the National Anthem. In conclusbn credit must be given to Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Roie Falrchild, who kindly assisted‘ the teachers with this program, and to whom much of its success was due.

In appreciation of effort and success, gifts were preIented to the teachers by their respective classes of various pupils. also to Miss Faircllild and Mrs. Jenkins by the teachers.

The behaviour of the little oneS during the long and varied 0- gram. was such such as to make the teachers roud of their charges, and spec a1 mention should be made of the graduating class of boys who remained‘ standing for several hours in order that the little ones and visitors might be seafc: and also gave assistance in keeping the various classes in order for different numbers.

Grade X. Senior (A)—l. Fred Dehory, 2, Doris Taylor. Grade X Junior (Bi-l. How-

ard Walker and Nathan Mair. (equal). 2. James McConnell, 3. Gerald Solcman. 4. Katherine Roan. 5. Joyce Jenkins, 6. Agnes Boudrault.

Grade IX. Order of Merit-l. Jctln DeLory, 2, Hobbs. 8. Rose Ienellyn, 4. Betty Jenkins. 5. Bernadette Scully. 6. Helen McNeill. '7. Frank McPhee, 8. How- ard Gotelle, 9. George Lelacheun.

Standing highest in

uages: Grade X. l.

Nathan Mair, 2. Howard Walker, 1, h

3. Gerald Solomon, 4. James Mc-

}cent general showers most districts

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If you are 18 years old education, and are in good services are required by:

Men Wanted

No. 6 District Signals.

This Unit will train in Camp during the month of August. Recruiting TODAY, MONDAY AND TUES- DAY at the SIGNALS ORDERLY HALL, CHARLOTTETOWN from 9.00 A. M. lll\"l‘ll. 5.30 P. M. and on MONDAY AND TUESDAY even- ings from 7.00 I’. M. until 9.00 P. M.

K. s. ROGERS, I.'I‘.-COI.. 0.0. No. o District Signals, R.C.C.S. (R.)

or over, have Grade VIII physical condition, your

ROOM, DRILL

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Mathematics. Grade IX-i. John Delinry and Howard Gotelle (equal), 2. Bobby Hflsbs, 3. Rose Iielveilyn, 4. Betty Jenkins.

Geography and History. Grade IX.—l. John DeLory and Bobby Hobbs, 2. Betty Jen-kins, 3. Rose Lclvellyn.

Fern Costain, Principal.

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WINNIPEG. Man. ll—Whcat is rapidly coming into head through- out Western Canada with the full effects of June heat and drought now showlrg in many sections of

Saskatchewan and Alberta. The most seriously affected areas l are found in western and north-l ern Saskatchewan and in the Ed- monton division in Alberta. With moderating temperatures and re-A report crops holding up well many showing decided

and _ improve- I

_ ment.

With the exception of some Con- 1 slderable territory in southwesten, Saskatchewan the larger wheat] acreages in southern districts of the i three provinces give promise of ex- cellent yields, according to the i weekly crop o! the Department of; Agriculture of the Canadian Nat- ional Railways.

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 27th Day of June A. D., 1941

In re Estate of Lewis l‘. Tanton, late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, Retired! deceased, testale. "

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or, literate person within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the pell- tion on file of Edison C. ‘Ianton of! Charlottetown, aforesaid, ltlercbaniw! L. Thcophllus Benton of Bunslllnv in Queens County aforesaid, Merchant, and '1‘. Milton Brcllaut ut‘ Charlotte-i town aforesaid, Railway Empltyvce, the Exccutors oi’ the above lltlnlctl estate, praying that a citation may,‘ be issued for the purpose herein-f after set forth: You are therefore, hereby required to cite all pt-rsuns‘ interested in tllc said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a. Probate Court to be held in tile‘ Court House in Charlottetown in, Queens County, in tile said Province, on Wednesday the 30th any of July next coming, at the hour of eleven! o'clock forcnourl (Daylight Saving Time) of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Ac- counts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed asf prayed for in said petition and on, motion of R. R. Bell. Esq., Proctor» for said Petitioners

And it is hercbv ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- 's in some newspaper published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in

Connell

Grade X A. Senior A.—l. Fred DeLcry, 2. Doris Taylor.

Mathematics. Grade X. A. Sen-l lor A.-1. Fred DeLcry, 2. Doris Taylor. '

Grade X B. Junior B.-i. Jame-ll McConnell. 2. Hnvard Walker, 3., Nathan Mair 4. Katherine Roach,’ 5. Gerald Solomon. 6. Agnes Bond-l rault. 7. Joyce Jenkins. I

Geography and History. Grade X A. Senior A.-l. Doris Taylor, 2.| Fred DeLory.

Grade X. B. Junior B.—l. Ger-l aid Soil-man and Harvard Walker (equal, 2. Nathan Muir, 3. James McConnell. 4. Katherine Roach.

Languages. Grade IX-l. John DeLory. 2. Bcbby Hobbs. 3. Rose Lewellyn, 4. Betty Jenkins.

each week for at least four consecu- tive weeks irum the (late hereof and that a true copy hereof _bc forth- with posted in the following public places respectively, namely, the hall of the Court House in Charlotte- town aforesaid, at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Charlottetown aforesaid, and at or mar the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown‘ aforesaid, so that all persons lntcr-' e in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due nullce thereof. WITNESS Ills Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judze of the said

Probate _(‘ourt at Charlotictoun aforesaid. the day and year first above written. l By the Court. _ (SgdJ MURIEL C. LOWTIIER. ' Registrar.’

(SEAL) l L-966-6-30-7-7-l4-2l. l

AIR Icoolill

An air-cooled telephone booth has been Datented.

TO REMOVE DIARKS

To remove all marks on wall- oer. apply a paste of cold water DlDC clay. leave it all ‘illffhl an brush oii in the rnorrling.

OLD suransrrrl ox

There is an old English bell. that canivinu asmallpotalo on v0 Derson vvlli ward oil rheumatism.

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CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ILSLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 2nd day ul’ July A D._ I941

In Re Estate of Alfred McEwen late uf Brtuiulbnrlc in Queens (‘uunty in the said Province 'l‘radl-t' and Farmer, dccivmsed test-ate.

To the Sheriff of the Cuullly 0| QIIOEIIS Clllllllv or any Constable or literate person within said County

v GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tlon on fllc of ltcvcrend Earl Dalton of Hope River in Queens County aforesaid, Parish Priest, the executor of the above named estatm-praylng that a citation may be issued i'or the purpose hereinafter sot lorlll: You are therefore hereby rcqulrcli to cite all persons intrrcslt-d ill the said Estate to be and appcnr before tbs Judge present at a Probate Court I0 be held in the Court Rouse iu Char- lottetown, in Queens County; in the said Province, on Friday the 22nd dzvv of August next coming, at the lluur of clcvcn lfciocll iurcnuon (Daylight Saving Time) of the same tiay to slicw cause if tmv they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed untl the Estate closed as prayed for ill said petition and on motion of ll. Francis Muc- Phee, Esq., Proctor for said Petition. er.

And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper published in Clinrlutictulvn aforesaid once in each week for at least fuur consecu- tive weeks from the date hcrcnf and that a,truc copy llcrcnf lu- forthwith posted in the fnliolvirlg public plliccs respectively; nnlnclv, in ihc hnll n! the Court llnuse in Cilarioitctnun aforesaid, at or nmr the Railway Station at Emerald

in Brndnlbune in Queens County aforesaid, so that all per-

sons inlcrestvtl in the snitl Estate a: aforesaid thereof.

ha ve due notice

Harold

ITIZI)’

IVITNESS Ills Honour

Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate aforesaid. the day and year" flrst above written.

(‘nurt at Charlottetown

B); the Court

. S.) (Sgd-l MIIRIEL C. LOWTHER» Registrar.

AUCTION SALE

In am instructed to scll by Public

Auction by Miss Barbara MucKenzll at Brcudalbane Village on Thursday Jillv 17th at 2 l’. M. Standard Tlmd all household cilctls including‘:

3 Beds complete

Z Bureaus

l Commotle

Small Tables and “lash Stands. .Kitclicn 'I‘able and Chairs Kitchen Couch

Kitchen Range

Dishes. Pots untl Pans Diningrnonl 'l‘ablc, Chairs

Chest Dram-rs

Living room Chairs

Small Sofa.

Rocking Chair

ltlorri; Chair

Cream Can

Wash Tub and Board. Quantity Fire Wood anti other llullseltnltl alrtit-lcs.

Tomas nf Sale. cash.

W. II. BICATON. Auctioncclt L-347-7-l2—l4;l6.

and

ment of the Prince Edward Island Light Horse to go ‘ ronozrro, July lS—(CP)—

into annual Training in_ Charlottetown from August Exchange llzilmtlillzs‘frtgfgoltmgdéxthlgggéleéltg EXCIIGRQG

lst to 30th. Anyone desiring to enlist should lrnmed- 51m o; me week, volum m, 39,000

lately report at the Armouries in Charlottetown. (Cungdls Preps) giggle: gets ibougrlgyfigwwlth other (canlmm PM”

Orderly Room open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. (Daylight stock. um Hm 123111162»; one o! he ma“

Saving Time), or write to Officer Commanding. - tragers. rt turned over 4,300 shares Stocks close

_ Ben T1 145 1.2 an advanced 7 cents to close at

E_ W_ JOHNSTQNE, LbCoL , 31-3311,?“ 1 7.3 2.15, the day's top price. Calgary Am C and 1F 32 g-g

P E I Li ht H . B c Power 34 1-3 and Edmonton was quieter on a Am Tel Te 1o6 -

- - - g “Tse- gain of a cents to 13a Foothills Arlaconda 29 1-4

gggnllfif” §*5§I§ firmed 10 cents to doand Calmont Blliililyln L°°° l":

Can Car Found a 1-2 2 cents w 20- Ben X Av . 1' l

. Losses of inlrnum fracti > Beth steel 70 7'3 E33 aastesiecrsazl "Ztifiiii 9253.8?“ :2

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' ' ll t e u in All anoe " e were" to i’; i":

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a e v g3}: gmteglbn 3g 2.: adian Cglanese posted a ggln oafnl Gen E1“ 33 3'4

__ pflmlmum (‘huge m Any Auvcr hemonts 2s com.- mm Textile ' '14 . iéaatrcdzfnggwr-‘crg p gagged! :14 to gggnlglcglgl“ g8

Central Guardian locals. 5o per word; Western sud Eastern locals fim Tagdg‘ 1g buying developed" ' m Mont Ward 35 1-3

u pt! word; Aunouncerrcnts and Coming Events 3o per word: mtpmckel 34 b2 WrighfFHBI-greaves and me pflce N Y Central 12 3-4

Classified 3c per word; In ltlemuriam Notices 70c per Inch; Lists of M“ Power n 34 finned 5 gems w 395 Nor Am co 13

1.10m and Spiritual Ollorlngs. cards, eto.. 5o per name; Letters of NM Brew 21 3“, Base metal stocks we" in dun Pgnn RR 24 1-4

condolen v 70o Der lnrb Wedding engagement l0 words for 51.00 Quebec Power n acticm P1111 per, c0 44 1-5

and l0 cent; Iur every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and s, Law om n5 std oil NJ 43 7-8

Appreciat‘ , 70o [er inch or lo per word. Lists of slIb-viiflflllblll s‘ Law 1d __ Texas Corp 42 l-2

49 cenls per mm. Addrcz: and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on United Air ,1, 41 1-4

-»P"""'"'* Montreal Exchange g g gage g; i-g

' Vanadium Corp 2o i West Union 26 3-4 Teachers Wanted For Sale ., . Tx lmnélélyccnllgfiggpllfi llvvgilufilrili i? p} ~ , wanrau-nnsr cuss TEACH- son sauc - MASSEY narmls mRo,§'9,%,“",‘{,'.‘; 15f”) l-‘ltgrlrfigr fiidfigfi°ndéic°ficfiifi er‘ czwendilzsrhcsfrdldrlrslgcrclecutlflv gycfilge ltldlilmd rllméidz-r-lll-llls- ' 811V 5W“ l" “l” “"1" Pa" “i " ‘120'0o' n s L-27a-7-ll-ii: ' Stocks Close the week but were later forced back G111!" FOR, sALE - GENERAL PURPOSE _ a bit by_ profit-taking. while vol- , TEACHERS-WANTED — THREE Colt 3 years old. H. Nelson, Ang Cdn 2:8 time declined materially, lelfhéficfiil’ u’ “W? Bill; --€---—-—-M“‘“”°“" “'“"""”'”' $3555?“ o cfTfllnfiia‘Zlgssilcfcliltwiciiild; m,

II . - _ P» O ‘3J§..£.‘t£ra“tltt.§°"i£& are Z ti.‘ Keener: e we gnperience an s lzlrzsoq-li-u. MacDonald. s‘. Avuds’ , g o t 51 b2 e case e w Vere. fl yesterday. Jun, $1M H,‘ septum

Bonetal Montrea Power won fractions L'311‘7'12'3l' Bralorne l0 1-4 improvemelnt as did Souathern Can} Itwrl $31013 114-3%; 951'? “nghamied ‘HNTED _ A snconn cuss iii?“ B 1, D 6 P, E , - _ o - _g._er. uy -8. ceptcm- ‘Pfiiltilzlgff xgglyDffiglmshfiflgmoéolglze F lsbgl‘: ‘Iarglggifiin BTOIIlDIOIm B5 liclh r?l>r@:1r“l'-X-_@;lll>oc%?1 b“ 75 3'8’ cats lé-‘l-z lower‘ No. . _ - ~ ~ - i" ' 435 ' c C . ———- Mm ~» em some l. a“ll‘lf.‘éi“‘él‘liafili°éfil.ii.lt‘i c: mm» c» c-cc- No. 3. L-29l-7-1l-Jl. ' ' " - 'r . ‘ ' p 5 Trade was light, with only scattered L€_ ' y ESIDENTIAL galmlagltt 13g behind. in carriers, and ‘Canadian mm buymg 1n the wheat p“ c“ WANTED-TEACHER, ST. IARY FOR SALE T FIdNEbR e at ‘i9 Cong P8 n Car and Hamilton Bring-z were Winnipeg grain exchange Saturday. School, 1.01; 23. supplement $100.00. proogrtv grttht 011i‘ causal: mo‘; can t or l“ Iaggard; in tndustrlals. bu, “gm omrings kept prices secretary. Joseph, 0- Gfllliml- orle 94' Tee ~ "l" ‘i 5- 95 9i‘ Among miscellaneous issues to “m, Final quommms were b8 Hunter River. L-322-7-l2-2i. mwater heatinizLA2l1pl_i{7_<>1ri1_l1l"i€_IlI16- ggggélgéllf‘? Zpzpgar; (ljvatax/tnafrilrailefrewgrig] and mghe, to unmanaed July at 75 s - » t an e 511359 _ ' ‘ wanrsn - PRINCIPAL ron Dome on 24 pointed donmvvard. gfftflb" $33.13“ Dmmb" 7° Morell V9198‘ schwl- w- w‘ c?’ F01‘ Rent 171101195X"! 1° 3-5 Total sales: 6,000 shares- Indus- - a’ ' L_g3g.7-1o.,,l_ 3 , - Trading in the coarse grain pit Secrew-W- - East Crest trials, 3.100. Mines. 2.9m. um v ed 11m m b 1 _ '1‘ as East Mal 2'11 _, ° B’ *1 e m "Y “g .1" W d F03- RENT APARTMEN - nats, as well as exporter and ship- Male Help ante Fitzrov Street. PhoneL 1301s, 5 61 ggflittiggdo 2g W purchases of barley" ____'i"_'__ Prices at Buems Aires closed i-4 ‘VANTED _ M“ m‘ my F?“ r0 nun-r - urns ROOM rrousa glllllcco Lake 4g 1-2 311111" w “When-sed- m“mw°rk‘ med Hyde’ com- at Dunstaffnage Hardwood floors Godssmke 39 1.2 —‘—— - w“ iifl-i-L-‘Mg-II-m-m furnace and electric lights Peter 501d Gate - 1-4 A l¥dFgd°'l°';1G“"l"f'wmr _ ' l IIHIICIZI r - wanran _. MAN FOR. FARM G Sutton. Dunstarniagb “Hod? Gum,“ 501,1 g5 em Yomgflmny 13_ ( APFTM WOYR. APDlY N35- Amos ggggogock 7‘ 1'2 stock mm-kgt, saggy-day concluded Mlt n. - - e - ‘ ° Male and Female Help uclllneer i2 1-2 gvgstggggeggfgniynhlgggg,igggegggg‘ ___ Wanted Wanted $3233“ Mm 22? M The Associated Press average of Mpwmam... July 13—(CP)— In‘; NM?“ 35 5o 5mg“ was up ,1 o; a point at Prgouce Market wpfices “here Sat- . v ATE FOR th k h ' d net 111' fly. Bs rePOT by e Domin- “ilgnrcgnNgtgélAlglnllgnR-TE. Mutch, wag? ‘fig-kg veildh grAr-Rfgr 31:21:12 ' ggggnwal” agfd 10.8 poientvflsfelarslgegle ugturn ion Department of AET Win11". fol- President Northumberland Fer- by Rum, watkms 30mm cmaltlxen Add 430 for any similar period since last low. ' _ L-377-7-l4-3i. . bl arties. l c 1t wa the third successive Butter. first grade creemerv ries. fumished resoonsi e D Lake Show 15 5-3 Jun . _ _$ , . . _ . _ Write immediately The J. R. Mm,‘ 51 weeks rise in this brrcmelcr which 9Y1Y1L5-J,°bb1"€ Pmfi- 3Q. first shade] Watkins company, 2177 M11550“. hm L 195 had recovered to just under tlw 591155- l°l>blIlB_ lmce- J5 1'2; Que s ' Montreal, Que. Dent. Z-C-1A. 1 e L’ 330 lligh mark of last January, no 1 pasteurized current recelptl Professwnfl caflls 12-1968-7-7-144143- $352,“, 183 Trading in the Canadian section price. 34 3-4: no 2. 33 3-4: no 1- Madsen .73 was quiet on me big mam Dame wholesale price, 35 1-8; no 2. 34 7-8. _ Femah; Help Wanter‘ 1,815,“, m, Mine slipped back 1-4 my: wlluc cheese, western and eastern Mcnougflq 5 Irlternatlon Nickel gained l-4 at ghfite. 1711f“? t0 flwgvrsnaklvlolntreal _ 4 _ h ~19, 13 111 T cl; . e very, or curren m _ e 5 a-s wdfilnglficnllls “lfnHQllS-El. 11,3 1.15.33‘ tlhgafiull-li tarsus sr-tllz ahnd F013; westwandhieast wig-gm: wholfi. . L k Sh l~. a-a r. 1“s-s.rm- sae pikce .w ch or e s on» - & co‘ _ GIRL WANTED. APPLY Fume!“ ggrgfsldl a. pgrfil Ofirfhliggjd back 31-3 m, 5 3_g cable to cheese mailufactured nn ally the Mayfair Tearoom. Nofimetal 42 and Ford of Canada "Al" it“; tobll‘. filgnfl-ééciihMtiiglnliieia 5&1; 5m?- . . - _ _ v .' - e . n. F; =~_?-—— L 378 7 H 81 23%;‘ 10g 14; 5.5333 {sndglxalleallilnfitxse all e121: ‘Iliflceklfl atmgfifiliarlfgiéflglgdl szlligmenctiflgffcglznll _ P u, 13 issues lifted" transfers to 268,040 ~—_ - ; —m<!_ m '— Chartered ' pffiméfo; 299 sharesM a ltgpfioravgrrneyéfltiatlruéggly g? 11-g._g2grade 26—26 1-2, c gradel Eastern Trust Bulldlu §§§§§n 32g ZgEyvVasBYIBOIIlTOTTIIe week's turn- Potatoes: Que whites 75's new| Imam,“ 5; Amy, 3 1 2 over of 5.294.027 shares was o. peak 1-00-1-102 Old‘ I10 1 55-130; no 2, "'.'" ____ 5,, Am, 245 - since mid-November. .60—.66; NB mountain 75's .75- " f t f chgn-m, 7g Douglas Aircraft got up l l-4 as g3; PEI 11101111118111 X10 1 75's -'75— i ____ A arrears 0 3X98 0 E150“ 5g the ccmpany announced plane de- - i ii East Royalty School if not Eggdfinljilaére 2g gipyéreigidfotliieihcarfgss;Q3580!pelilgé McLEOD 8| BENTLEY settled P)’ August 10th t" be ‘steep Rock 135 lest year by nearly 100 per cent. M l C b w a. saunas n. c. 913°“ l“ the hamls °f a“ s""‘“m°h 322 fencflillt ‘Iiggugllxéullhfiglfltlndgygeprgg ontrea "r 1.1. saunter.’ K. o. attorney for collection. By i??? 5%“ 195 anxd United Alrcralt were 'a trifle c~ F’ BENTLEY’ u“ B‘ 0111913 '1‘0Wii8mac l4 lower. (Canadian Press) Bgfrlglgfl m}: Attorneys-fl- ALEX M NEVIN veyiwl-es 400 vtgestlerél qfllOXl,Gl‘§yl1<O:'L1l1Iéd, lzevlgé I ac ’ wa, (q A3111 360 por n u? ries sn sap a Sh“! Close Mom“ T0 LOAN Secrem Wendlgo i9 Corp. posted new tops for the year. w» m- ” w“ H“ B, A311 1; 1;; —' UNLISTED Scars Rae-buck, Southern Pacific. A 16 _____{__:__-- ‘*3“‘7'1"3‘ Eastman Kodak. Kennecott and £2? Q11 9 1.4 ' Foothill 60 Texas Com. Joseph MacDonald. B-A Tgmlsk .-, BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. ETC. R B '1‘ l h Office ' ‘ll3'al§l.'.f.tll3 sum Markets At A -'__ (Canadian Press) 110K281 _ NEW YORK. July l3—(CPl— _“ ' A roximatel 14 acres Glancg Firm at a discount or 11 3-4 per 5,, 1, 1,5, M. ALBAN FARMER stggding hayy on prm cent.‘ for‘ thé Kflaflllfll‘ galrlt ofl tug c ‘ c 5J1 1,1,3, ‘ ____. wee , e ana an o ar ccse can“, _ BARRISTER, Eoucnoa no. P911!’ 0f Col- A- G- (By The Canadian Press) at that figure Saturifly Am “l; Commerce - Canadian Bank of Commerce 5W3‘ Peake, NOPUI RIVGI‘ Toronto-Mini!!! stocks lower; lll- 10ml?" “ma”? m" aw“ Nova Scotla 267 MONEY T0 1.01m. fluglrllll study; western o"! e80 "he dlfiwlml We! 5-, P" Royal _ ROMI. h1g1“, cent. (Ottawa Fbreg-n Exchange Montreal _ | M°n¢,-,,,|'_U¢|1|¢|u huh"; other Control Board rate 9.09-9.31 ps1‘ iii ALEX w MATHBQN Apply THE EASTERN lnflugtfifll! and gold; lower. cent discount.) The pound Stet-Lug WATCH RED CLOVER l ' ._ wl hi her. closed unchanged at $4.03 1-2. __-i_. TRUST COMPANY New York Stocks nsrro y g BARRISTE souclTon [To w1nn1p"_whu1 1,1311", The Shanghai dollar closed at To M1311, hay quamy 1g 18 1m_ Money to Tana Collections New York-Cotton hilrher- 0th" 51"» Sléllllllily “$8,556 "d s?“ 3°"! vfrlent pvt f m1 6111* wmmmi red Office: so Great doom 81- °°mm°""l'_m£'k°"_°'°"d' , ;_3§~°",g ° a’ a '—p “Va-a ‘L eb~°°m