l

l

7wD.5.l*l,.Y.iIEVlARKE'T ouomrlouis

82 lower on the Montreal live- siock markets Tuesday. eceip

SUMM l\.RY lay run CANAD

IAN PRESS I sheep 'l‘oioiiti>-Market higher; trad- and

lambs. Receipts Monday:

3.

A hogs were on the west

1.645 cattle. 1.014 calves, 250. 334 sheep and lain

eeoouce

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- re department quotations-

Eus: Wholesale dealer prices to country stations. wooden car- tons. extra - large 49‘/I-50; large 49. medium 38; small %; B 32;

C .

Batter: Ciirrent receipts ten- derable 92-50%; 93-51%; fresh crearnery job prints 53-54; fresh wholesale tenderable 92-51; 93

52. Cheese: Delivered Montreal.

tn

(1 .

waxed. current receipts: Quebec whii.e 32%:who1esale 33‘/2: col-

r .

Potatoes: Que new 75s 14.15.

uc 50s .75-.80; N.B. 50s .82-.85; 25

‘N.l3

1 rue Guardian. Charlottetown. Well. Sept. 20. lass. is

slow’ GROWTH

OF RM OUTPUT TROUBLES CZECHS

.»

Bank Of Canada 5..‘Il.'.‘..‘.l‘.ll‘."..'..‘...'§.".’.l';.";u'.'.."'i‘.'»'

7‘ "Seen Mistaken day '° °’“’"“'' '° an "N" a"

ways in which they - ‘ tlcmpt to carry ou u ea =|n Aloof Stand OTTAWA (CF).-The Bank 0

a iassigned to them by Parlia- merit." 'l‘h+- loan association told.tho Canada should be ' and

flC0lTiiTiiSSi0D it "simply is ‘not

i . “Oi - .. inscrulabfiff towigld true that small-loan companies

small-loan applications were turned down because the would-be b o r r o w e r s cannot mcc‘. standards of credit worthl- HESS.

Association. representing small- I.oans companies. said in a Ibri-f that a “fairly broad inter- iest" in central bani: policy has devcloped in recent years.

“ll View of this El'Ol7\‘lll£' in-

BALTIC

bi-i.~::. ru.-overy. Co nlon and medium heifc tr - hers and cutters 11.50-13.50 CURRENCY so — ' ‘ vealers were 28-32. me- . 7 21-32 per cent in terms of Ca- 1 Grade 811 - en t ~ closed-at 53.01%, down 1.1(;_ Good lambs were 10. conimon MONTREAL (CP)—-Canadian were $1 lower and hogs $150 to un-

in.» moderate. - ' New —- Market "higher; ra al — Market generally ivere 17.50-20 cows were v . 7. - Common and: medium. bulls 1 . lM()NTREAL:lCP)—'l‘he U.S. dium 31127. common 19-22 and re .uadian funds. unchanged from WW5 30'?‘ 15 and sheep Oil rose to a new high in Announcements

York hug and bs. in high.-i; trading acti e common 14 - 15 and can- d at 15 25-17 Good dollar closed at a p mium ofigrassers and drinkers 15-17.50. nday’s close. Pound sterling 103'"?- MONTREAL (CP) - .Calves ' C"-TY & ¢uEE~s' SPECIAL MEETING Kin’!-'

. sfon Branch No. 30. Canadian rumors of 81140011009116 8 take- - ‘, ‘ . .. Legiom mu,-sday, Sept 27_ 3 over. was 63. shares. Power .'wE. ":5," m’ "°l‘,.,“,',f,ll,s p.m. Also Ladies Auxiliary will C°1'1>°,1a11°11- Owner of 8 ‘arse G "Y 5 3’"“'°y' "3 ,, meet at same ume_ - minority interest in Canadian for all 3393- 577° "7 3'0"’ Oil rose 41/: to 66 in active trad-

11 Drug Store for fresh. Standard- ized vitamin products and Tun- ics. Dial 4-3170 for prompt de livery. ,

LUNDS TRANSFER will dis- continue their servi&s unti further notice. due to ill health.

._

- I POLYCLINIC - Dr. Ross

TUm‘EY.S Fmgsn km“ 9“ '. Parkcr will be absent from his

order. Available for lh8l'll(SgIV-‘ pmctic‘. from Sept 30“, _ Oct; . 16th.

mg. Turkey suppers, etc. Place; ynui orders now. Gil I-lenry.. . Dial 4-9313. ' ’ DANCING TONIGHT! North

2 River recreation hall, 9.30-12.30 Rgggpggafifis Bgxnfgglngaililgeesfi Admission 50 cents. Good music Thursday mgflt Dancm.,'9.30 -Canteen service. In aid of Jun-

:30. ood music. ‘Canteen -‘°" Farmers‘

service. ‘

FALL SPECIALS on per- mane its l-lilda‘s Beauty Salon.I 1021.’: ent St. Teen-age specials’ $3.50, Specials on all other pe.r-. mane ts. Dial 4-3837.

THE PROVINCIAL V o"c a- . tional S l. ‘operated jointly by the Depart- ment of Education and the Fed- eral Dqpartmen‘ of Labour. has openings in the following night classes. beginning the first wee in October. 1062: Carpentry. l)l‘at'ting. (‘I y, Plumbing. and Slioi-tliand ile- fi-.-sher (Gregg). Apply at ‘once to the Principal or phone 4-3774.

iilasi-:iivi«‘. Wcdlicstiay I-lept-l c-IiIlI‘l', hot turkey supper,‘ llarisville liull. Sponsored hyl l..().L_ and L.0..B.A. E JR. FARMERS meeting ati Recreation Centre. G -

New las

goiv, Tonight Sept. 26 at 9 p.m.

' REGULAR BARN Dance at Reggie Banks. Annandale. ev

DANCE. MILLVIEW na.il every Friday night. Music by ery Thursdav night Dancing Three Macs. Dancing 9:30-12.30 19_30_12’30. Good music_ Canteen Service.

DANCE every Wednesday night. Fortune Hall. WI-.hster‘s Orchestra. Canteen Service

,Birll‘Is, Deaths, Marriaries BIRTHS lN MEMORlAM

G555 — A1 1116 P.E-I- Hospital? QUIGLEY - In loving memory on Saturday September 22nd.1

' of husband and father, Harry to Mr. and Mrs."Lester Gass. ; ' ‘

gley. who was killed in - R0841. 3 daughter. Judy car-tractor accident Sept. 26. Mary Ruth. Weight 7 lbs. a 57

sist lane. Danni»: and iile ~

THE NORTH Local Associa-; tion of Girl Guides Pantry Sale at Moore and MacLeods. Fri-I day. September 28th at 1.30 p.m. l

19 , l We've missed the sound of your

! footsteps._ MacEWEN -—-Alfie and Florence] "M "°‘°° "Me ”°“ have

arc happy to an-nounce the ar- 3 _.

rival of their son Brian Gor- And though no longer we 59'' don. at the P.E_l. Hospital on

Sept. 23. Weight 7lbs. 15 ozs. !

I

CURRIE — Rev. M. Carl and]

Mrs. Currie, (nee Norma" Dal- v

zlel). Murray Harbour North. .- ARSENAUL1. _ In loving me_m_

ale pleas”. t° ”""°“"°° ti” ory of our father Robert Jos- birth of their son, John Rodd. eph Arsmau]t_ who passed

iR0ddiEl, 81 The Prince Ed- away . ward island Hospital. Char- Loving”, remembered by the family.

TROWSDALE —— in loving mem-

in our minds you still live on.

Lovingly remambered by his wife and family. Mrs. Clarence Reeves.

ozs. A brother for Kim. '

Charlottetown. ' 7 "2

ory of a dear husband and RFIavtEs ‘EMT in thetclziabl fa-ther. Waltnr J.. Trowsdale ° ‘?°w“ “P ta ' S3 "r 35'} who pasozd away on. Septem- September 15. 40 Mr_ and t her »_ . yrs’ Evcmfl Re-avesh Smnh The months _may change from! . I-retown, a. daughter. Mary year to ea Theresa, 8 lbs. 12 ozs.

And friends from day ‘to day But memory of a dear one.

Will never fade away. ?Some that are left behind are

IN MEMORIAM

ARSENAULT -—- in loving mem-1 Very good, ‘"1" 01 my ‘15b9‘‘d- 3059”. But none rriplaces you Joseph Arsenault. who passed Many a 511.3,” gear is shead

away September 26th. 1960, l have only your memory. 17981‘; When the one I loved so very husband. {Much be called away. To remember my whole llfe- Aiwus rememtogred by wife and family. -. . ‘ ' POPULATION RISES of you The population of Seoul. South by his Korea. increased from 1.070.170 , in 1948 in 2.444383 In 1960.

. When I am all alone

thoug

But the sweetness lingers for- ever

As I treasure the image er remembered

loving wife. Bertha.

usually heavy trading to the fe ture trading on the Montreal an Canadian exchanges Tues- day. . Canadian Oil reached a rec- ord price of 48‘/2 before easing slightly to 47%. up 3%. at the cl adin

o Tr g sue, spurred upward by continuing.

lng. International Nickel rose 1%. to 60% among base metals and Gatlneau Power fell ‘/2 to 27% among utilities. glmperial Oil 4 among oils

rose a po t to 431/ and Dofasco fell 11/4 to 521/4' among stee ‘

s.

Dominion Tar fell % to 16c and Consolidated Paper rose ‘/a to 37.

On index, banks were off 0.06 at 58.98. utilities up 0.4 at 128.3. industl-ials off 0.6 at 291.1, com- bined off 0.3 at 236.8. papers up 0.3 at 464.5 and golds off 0.37 at

O3

iiioarnnan CLOSING stocks a

xr Es-rights. x -—- Ex-wnrran change is from previous boiiril-lot clos- lnl sale.)

‘ Net Stool Sales High Low Close C|1'|'e Abitibi 720543 42% 421/: Al oma 755 S41 40% 41 Asbestos 0 30% 30% + 5i Atlas Steel 100 334% 341-’: 34% — Bank Most’ 1.1176 356 56 50% + ‘/4 Bank NS 600 I64 63 64 ‘/4 no 868 67 G7 -114 Bailq PC 76 8421-2 4214; 42% Bath 500 8! 16 16 Bath P A 75 3501/: 50 50% 1 ‘A I ll Phone 1:042 I18 48V: 48% + ‘A ‘rta 3 so 79 00

now sp.- 25 3401/: mi ‘\svi— In Dowater 400 480 475480 —-5 Brazil 8150 2115 275 285 +10 BA 01 81 8397/0 29 29- ‘/5 BC Forest 130 812 12 I2 -—- ‘4 Brockvl r 200 $714 7% 71/4 ——‘/4 Bulolo _ 625 625 625 +10 C Tel '13 180 175 17.5 —-l Cal Pow B50 52217‘: 2216 22% — ‘:4 C Dom 110 824 24 24 Cl Fndry 125 I191/4 19 101/4 4- ‘/4 Cdn Brew 05 , 9 Cdn Celan 25 S30 30% 1055- ‘A C Cal 175 r 2.‘: 51/4 35% 351/; “/4 C Husky 1250 86% 5% 6% + ‘/4 C Imp Bk C 450 8561/: 56 56% 1 ‘/4 C11. , 1200 I13 .16 12 C1 Pow pr 145 5411/: ‘A +1/i C Marconi 300 410 410 410 +10 Cdn Oil 53110 S481/4 441/: 48 +174 CP 811 21% Cent Del 1450 630 015 630 +10 Col Cell] 100 400 400 400 Co MS 05 S19 19 l9VI— ‘vi Credit F‘ 10 8126 126 126 +3 Cr Zell A 150321‘-5 211a’ 1 sea; 245 340% 40% 40% + 1/4 D Bridge 350 S11! 10 Fndry 430 $43 52% 52‘/4 -117’: D Glass xd 190 S741»; 741%; 741/:— 14 Lima 851/4 5 51/6 -14 D Stores 350 3121/: 12 12% + ‘:6 Dom Tar S16 6%10% — 1% Dom Text 1180 S15 15% 15% - ‘A Du Pont 104183377’; 33 33% + ‘rfi Falcon 135 5481‘) 4 16 48‘/2- ‘A cl 130 89% 9 9%-— ‘ii GL Pa 1‘ 950 316-‘)? 1691161‘! - Rawkei-S 1525 00 Home A I75 311% ll‘/i llV4— ‘ti me 100 310% 10% 10%— ii and Bay no 5401». Am 40% + V4 REC 100 $11 11 11 -125 Im Oil I520 343% 42% 43% +1 Inland C pr 200 810% 16% 161/4 + W Nic S60 59 60 +14/4. Int Pap ‘ no: 32774 27 27- ‘.a hit Utll pr 25 S48 40 40 812 12

3 12 Laur Fin A 17.50 814% 141/‘; 14% + 1-i L 75 328% 27 27 +5 Maclarn A 200 319% 191/: 1111/: -+ Va MB R 1950 318 13% 18 + ‘A Maritime _'l‘ 301 819 18% 18% - ‘/1 Mass F‘ 461 $1114.11 11 '

l tercsl ii. the subject it seems to Ius it would be helpful ‘ the Bank of Canada were a little

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cousins and daugliters Gertrude and Jud- ith returned to their home here

-less Olympian and inscrutable ,In their attitude towards the on on Monday after a most enjoy- naucial community and he ililc motor trip around the Cab-

ot Trail. R:-\'. Ralph and Mrs. ohnslon h . .

T .

». . ., ' ‘ 4 ‘ " I 7 0‘ -' ' -’* -'~" ‘~ ' ‘ All too frcquciltly the have returned from t eir holl-

THE CZECHOSLOVAR the :-low growth rate of tie in pastures surrounding a 1 machinery and buildings in“ 'a5‘SiI('lall()n. "financial analvsts days They were accompanied Communist vernment is nat-.ml‘s agricultural , pri;_- typical state far Millions ; ch , (GP Ph I _ ‘anu writers completely misin- im}m- by iv].-5. Johnston’; bi-0. consideration to ductlon. These farmers stroll have been invested in new ’ 5" -5‘"“-‘- °" ‘16Fl11‘01 bank policy and invari- them M‘. John Macintosh of

giving top hcse wrong views are

. . Capc Breton. .,r.e.-701' corrected. Mlsundcrstand- M ult.

r and Mrs. Jerry McLeod and daugllter Clirisanna of Dart- mouth. Nova Scotia. were end guests of Nil‘. John and Grace Riley. Baltic.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell O’Dell and son Aaron have returned to

"""‘-'~""'o~ib'~‘*§'f .. . .» ‘ I '- =2 . 4, -. _' ";- ""

' \lE‘\\' it is not suffi- ‘clcnt that cxplaliation and de- -’y fenl-7;‘ of central bank policies E‘ _be limited to a few paragraphs ' in toe annual report of the Bank

week Miss

A M 825 25 Mont Trust. 70 8001/4 001/4 0054-1 Cont 100 400 400 490 oranda ‘ 0 320% 2016 2014 — 175 via 100 $40‘/9 48% 4016- ‘A Penman: 100 37 37 +1 Pow Corp 2830 I06 02% M +4‘/5 Price Br 010 $40 so ,3! Que Pow 50 B29 29 29 Rolland A 200 39 9 9 Royal Bank 606 870% 70 70% + 1/: salad: 11' 510 810% in 10% + % allawin 2041 324% 24% 24% Shaw 4pr ‘A

-AAITENIIO P0lAlO.PROD

' Royal, Agricultural Winter Fair‘

- ‘I Toronto, Ontario

57' .November 9-77, 1962 .

Now-is the time to select your potatoes for "19 Royal Winter Fair. Tooncpurage our growers the Potato Hoard

will. as-J0 the past. pay all entry fees.-

N UCERS I

I

' Contact your Seed Potato Inspector for application

. forrn_s.- ‘.Enht_§o,s ‘close October I3. I962.‘

4 not shipglod privately‘ ‘“ldlt’vlbwh“S.6"ad..‘Potato . '

'.a".";'.='.’.3=~.7 ~ I ‘ ‘I

; _.' I’ .—.-.4’-.»..i. Points

0 -7 ;

._."’

9 V artiflcation; Department by -Oct.. - I‘ be in‘Toronto' on the closing‘ date. Novem-

l;'l‘ATC MARKETING BOARD

must be in Cliar- '

0 9

‘of Canada 0SllLl\\") Ont after spending ‘ their holidays with -. and Orchan 2101! 19.‘. ill? 29'. 2 ‘ . jormsb. 3,“, 3, 3,, 3‘ Mrs Edgar Mathews. Baltic. . Paramau 4107 :01-_~ 251.. -:01-_. Ml‘. and Mrs Richard Dryer l Putin Efl E70 8.33 870 -3 " - PM W H of \dn(0llVel‘. B.C. have been 0 _ . ii 340 3-10 - l ' ‘P X. M 47 19 I7 17 _ guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Riley. Paynlasl 11.30:. “.1 .4 H i. '31‘-‘"15 Pccc '\p| Ill 14 i:;i.;. ii i._ Mr Rolzcr Cousins. Hamilton. Peeccrli-ess l..'i o 16 I.‘ I.‘ I-._. . ' -‘ - d Perm" Wu“: H 11].? M. ‘ ‘IL: )lll:lln..‘mi)l(ll(("(i' to tylledlslall Pick cm“ 8” 62 M 62 in .atilIla_\ all IS sp n’mE R pncmor.-9 155... 19 5, 9., W. -ilcasant vacation with his par- Placeer 40 25 23 23 . 1.. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Purdeex 822130 1.".-_-ltllo 1'3“: i-l ' ',‘nu_-;jn_c_ Baltic 3355 ’é’.‘~'“‘ 3.11’. .32. .3 .:‘3.... . if: on Tii<~-oa.v vv«~n’in2 M r» Quee Lab no.0 r. .-. 5’ v Rrucc (‘rozicr cnicrlained th e 3 nl:'3“'~"11' ~""'" ‘7 17 17 Baltic Women‘: institillc at their "3' 3"""' "“ "‘ ' ’ S l"mhPl‘ meetind with tell Queenmni I«l.'.0 9 0 921 950 . in ‘ Pp ‘ . am... 770,, 4,, 4. 4,, H members present. The p esl- -iulan 9'.v0 51 40 in -1 dent. Mrs. W.H. Burns. presid- “-"~“"""‘ 5'" 11" 11" ll" ‘1 (‘ti 1\I’ti-r thc l'ci4ul:ir roulinl‘ if itcczilm 0000 In In 9 ‘ A - ’ 4 ~ ' l)ll.\:llt'S.\ :1 suvliil lmul‘ llllll‘: -ii I RI-exsiiui 1.10: i ll';- 1. gnu. ,u,4..,,, ,..v. on.‘ 1., 1.... ._ ulul lllll('lI was served by the ‘Rio Run 1100 ti o. - hostess. ‘Rlx Attiab 090:1 32 to ;-_i -_7 Dr Mrs sing and ‘Wu . Rucliee 4.700 a 0 ll Ia ' ' . . daughters left on Tueday for n A 3.110 .0 45 45 I , , 5“... R... 5.... 3:. 3.. ,-..,._, their home in Montreal afte r 511196111199 9100 171: I7 I7 ‘-7 holidaying at White Haven Tour- Slleerr' 2000 ‘H0 .100 .10; M Home I Gil Milleer 5000 35 .11 .1‘. ;-7 ‘ ' « ' Rev, D.H. Woodhouse of Port Si! Stand 1000 :2 2'.’ 22 -3 Slscoee ism 217 one 215 -12 ,-Hope. Ontario. arrived at Ken- Stanrck 2500132 1'12 132 -1? _' [on n Sunda evenin to ss.'ZZ2il.'a 4'l'l::ln0470filé45'ifi': isfisw 4,, zllrlfilld tlie funeralyof the glate ‘ Sturgeeon ‘.250 23 £2‘ -1 George Brookins on Monday. I ud C 500 0 il 9 +1 Mr. and Mrs. John Mi ton o Sullivan 500 16.‘! 10.1 10.1 ll Maiden Mag; . have been V15. Sunburst 2.300 is is 15 i is . . ' . _“ " . Taumn W... ,9 3, ,7 pl Iting relatives and friends -111 Teeck-H am 164 7.75 160 is this vicinity andmhave been T990131 1' 92 92 3 .guests of Mrs. ilton’s, sister. 70311;”. 3,3,7, gg 5;, 130 +1 1 Mrs. William c. Donald and Mr. . . _ , , _ . 'r rbrit 3000 3.1 .'il‘a 1314- l _ D°“<'1‘d 01 K9“5“‘8l-°“-

T0 SLOW emigration from 1 errlment embarked on broad I this one were built ‘to powel I electrification also spread to yr...-..,y,,.; mam, in 37 37 _ Mr, and Mrs_ George Crozigr the Slovak region of Czechos- ] programs of industrializatioli. steel mills and facoi-ties. Rural . every village. (CP Photo: ._'::::g Rees m5l7.'g00u71l12‘1)I 112; +5 ‘of w,,05te,._ M355” arrived 1, 1°“-ik-,a_ the communist gm,-. fiydmelectric dams such as . , . Tm Ch“, 590,, ,7 25 2‘, lmolor to the Island on Saturday

_ oils .29 at 108.33. Golds dipped } Dunrlilm 5“ 17 1‘ ‘° *7 uu-slia 20000 12' 11 ll —-1 1. and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. 4. Slcard 200 :71»; 71/: 715- 1/. ‘ l .36 to 92.02. Closing volume was Amnhl 4000 7 7 7 -1 U Asbeestos 1000 445 440 44.5 +5 {Harry Crozier and Mr. lid Simpsons 300 S27‘/4 271’: 271/4 1322.000 shares compared with East Mal 200 237 237 237 -i U11 31111111 7200 511 57 -2 .M,-5_ Lyle crazier, Dam1ey_ . . . 51%‘ Ca" 175° 5167* 16* 1°71 { 3.320.000 Monday. 111115111 1125 17° "5 1'” +' "" ° ‘°”5 "°”°“‘ “”‘* I Mr and Mrs James Cousins ' Steinbg A 125 518% 18% 1ll%— W, ' . . 1 Eldeer 1300 no no no -1 UDP Can 2900 170 165 155 --4 ' _ ' , , . Texaco Can 200 545171145170 45% . NEW YORK ‘P-Pl-The 51091‘ International N10 ‘<9 Paced E, 50, mo 5.,., 5.,-, 5... Vauzee 7200 91 05 in -i accompanied by Mrs. Cousins 1. 1- Do :75 :50 551/: so + vijmarkft Irecovlered some to h I aI1SlhI!'1)el8iS. ‘snapping afilump E,,m,,, mm M H ,4 ..,5 vi:l.-in. 9:3: 181; ms 1;: -2 ‘father, Mr. Duncan M¢Leod_ 2 ‘r Fin . 025 :11 ll‘/2 ll— it -recen slarp osses in a cc n- w ic egan as wee Wl an- ‘ Faraday I00 170 170 I70 -3 - sn ~ _ {French River were recent V1,. "'1' C C011’ ‘7‘’‘’ 37’/1 7 7"" “' lcal rally Tuesday Trading was nouncements of a fourth-quarter’ F'weest1‘ 4073 101451015 loui .‘ Weeeedw 15111;" 4 W; -712- 16. ‘hrs to Manolo“ NB -' T’ C“ H‘ "0 32° 2° 2° moncratclv active roduction cutback The stock-‘''‘‘‘ ' 2‘ "'5. w“’""''" .5“ 0 1" "1 . - ' ' ' Walk aw 255 850% 501/4 501/.+ 1/.- A d - b 't ‘ d .t " _‘ _d 1% t 6'01. F] n_ s-rnco.-our 0900 15 [5 151/,..i,«,;w Mala‘ 14000 01/. 01/2 81m ‘/5. Mrs. William Burn Baltic. Wehb Knp 400 220 200 +20 1‘ 3 V3009 Y S 99 5, esp! e ad_v._ni.e o /a. a co rrobishee, 1355,, mi, 1, 12.5 _ la, Weest Mlneea 1000 240 2.12 240 +5 I spent the weekend Wm, her pa,-. WCoasl \1 2o0_t 14 14 -1 null news about the industry. bridge and Noranda both alt in 0 11 10 1005+ Va w Surf 1 1037 16 is is Jams Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Weston A 100 515174 1512 law {was a feature of the session. All ropp 1,-5;. Geeco Minees 1000 :2 I 24 W 2.1 1+ 1 wiiltroy 3176:: 1.1”‘, 1-7!”: 1311; -2” Inmgm Victoria c‘"“’'‘" ‘the motor stocks ostcd lus ' t k. reacted sharl Geeneex 77 “ ° * '“°" " ’ ‘“ . ' . ' Alex 3000 -'44 1'7) 34 +13 15- g p p sufact ‘Mexico has w.‘{,,’_ dalee 500 ii .11 31 iwinoh Q 7 7 7 I . Miss Elizabeth Caaeley. Alpha 12a ill‘/4 11% 813- ‘/4. A"' b fth’ . ' " 11 U .t K 6.17‘ Mining 30900 ill 17 18 +1 iWr Har 10.5 115 05 3'7 1 .Vm”.se_ imtrainm in Prlnc. Amha A .550 $9‘/19:69]“ 1‘ num Cl‘ 0 ‘ L aerospace 15- dl:8\.1Vl.'aS 8 se 61'. I116 eno old" 15000 40 35% 40 +3 .Yalee Leead 21000 I 9 X 1 County Hospital Spent the week- All Am M01 900 255 250' 250‘ -5 ‘suc_s, electrical equipments. Hill climbed to a 1962 high of Grandroy 7000 141/. 14 -i LYIK Bee 41:10 107 10011075! 1. nd at h r h - i Kensin ton Arno 00 “'7 4'/= 1 .chemlcals and t e familiar 1015 but eased to 10% by the‘Granduc 1930 300 300 700 +5 Young HG loco 16 15/5 Ln -1‘: 8 6 01118 11 8 - M185 7' 1° 305 3°“ 7 +5 ‘growth issues staged smart close It opened at $9_50_ ch 500 no 51/. 014- ‘A Y keeno 28000 5 3 J I Mr, and Mrs. James A. Rain- Aut Fab 11 1100 310 31“ 3‘ +‘° Jcome ck ' . '61" M91111 2°00 1 1 .Y“" . 251°" ‘7 ‘ 9 W. ., say. Hamilton. were motorists Bailey S A 100 77° 7'30 7'~'° -10 i - . TORONTO cnosmn arm: 5 ‘Gunnar 2434 795 700 790 +10 ee_nmao 4 300 .12 2. -. .2 . -7‘ to Mormon on Sunday Bankfield 1000 7.5 _-, Lg . Volume of 3,620,000 shares 3 1-,," c,,,,..,.,,, pm,“ cw 25 4.,-, 4 4 ma 2000 19 Z19 . . .. - Barvallee 3000 4 I 4 icomparcd with Monday's 5.u0ll.- Toronto Stock azxoli-nsee-—SeepL ’lliu-u Rock 4900 ’ 12 _+i . _ 001115‘, 11 H _l Mr- Donald Adams. Who l13| Batemaii 6000 5 5 I y .0005 are losing session. Th ompleetee tabulation of Tueesday tral liar-Min 17000 l4‘/2 I4‘ 14 + 14 ' Acme: Gas 1-: W ' [spent the past year in Eamon. 911‘ '1” ml’ 12"‘ m" "“dron-off in trading on the re- '°‘1°1'5- ‘°“°"“°"' "' "°° “ ""1 E "I “km W0 ‘S ‘M ‘5 +1” Alp 1200100 I115 185 12 1 ton. Alberta, arrived home on Bellechas 5000 12 12 12 ; ' - - markeed S. z—0dd lot. xd-——Ex-dlvidee1I_ Iieeadway 29000 25 mi V . . .t h. t Bell i-is 40170 472 79 a1 +1 .b°1-11111 W35 1101 3 bums“ 93“ 1xr——Ex-rig s. xw - Ex-warrants. Neet - Heath 5000 ‘An hor 2200 5 6 s -1.. Monday to visi is paren s. Bruneau no as 34 34 -2 i 'l‘iic Dow Jones industrial av-. chanlee is from preevlous board-lot c|os~ High-cell 1100 770 200 270 +1: A .3 (in 5500 19 «is ‘Mr. and Mrs. Colin Adams of Ca‘. Ed 000 3323- 2371- erase closed at 588.22. recover- in: sales) ‘ U siege .v W120?-:0 3:5 3;” -jar *2 ‘Sea View. Donald plans to en- CDed 100 2 1 /2—4- 4. 'ee u-am - - - ” I «' ' ‘ ' ' ' c Klxlixfll 2705 00 1 03 -2V llngtzm of "-10 2 pom“ ‘Host Stock Snleeslllgli Low Closer. (7h'gel- Hydra Ex 12040 a7_ It'll‘; 37 +3 .Banll -1 ll" Acadia U5“_’9‘_'5‘iY “"5 73"- -. — - 1. 117 9 P"9V‘°"5 "99 5e5S'°"5‘ ' 4170 I 25 on a Mr. Edgar Glllls of Toronto