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WAR SURPLUS RUBBER BOATS 1

Regulation Air Force Rubber Dinghies, Army Surplus, brnnd new, being sold at c1 fraction cl the original cost. lust the thing for Fishermen, Hunters, etc. Will support over 1000 lbs, and weighs less than 30 lbs. Should lust for o lifetime, finest quality.

2 MAN DlNGHY-Valiro currie-r, pump, puddles. Complete price—$29.95. 1 MAN DINGHY-Exocrly as above but less vclise. Only

I MAN RUBBER DINGHY, with repair kit, pump, one pair 3 pc. aluminum oors—$35.95.

4 MAN RUBBER DINGHY, complete with canvass carrying 4 case, pump, repair kit, aluminum ocrs-$49.50.

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Empire Life Insurance increase 200% In Decade

KINGSTON, Fab. l4th—-“Today marks the completion of our first quarter century of service to the insuring public ot Canals” stated C. P. Fell, President o! the Empire Life Insurance Company at the Annual Meeting here. “The Com-

Bonds and Debentures

Policy Loans

Cash

“The rate of interest return earned in 1947 was 3.85M‘. and the surplus available for the addition- al protection of policy holders was $i,529.089~t.11e highest total in the Company's history."

A dividend of l"; was declared

1st Mortgage Loans and Agrc-emehitslfor Preferred 11nd Common Stocks .

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pany‘s 46.000 policyholders from Prince Edward Island to British Columbia now have protection totalling $17,869,577, of insurance-- a gain during the past year of 9.3% and more than double the amount in force ten years ago."

"Receipts for the year totalled $2,767,366 and payments to policy- holders. $912,920. The mortality experience for 1047 was favorable. Since its organization in 1923, the Company has paid in benefits to policyholders and beneficiaries more than $10,000,000.”

"Assets stand at a new r031 total of $15,757,426 and compﬂll the following well diversified types of investments-

194i 63.9% 17.6% 12.0.71 4.472 1.5’;

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100.0% 100.0 7i» on the Capital stock. payable March ist to shareholders of rc- cord February 1st.

Mr. H. H. Biakcman, F.A.S.. F. A. I. A., the Company's General Manager and Actuary was elected

1a Director of the Company.

Stock Prices Show Firmer Trend At N. Y.

(By Victor Eubank)

NEW YORK, Feb. 15- (AP)- The stock market continued to display selectively stendier tenden- cies tinturday. after Tuesdays sharpest brcak since last April. but dealings were the slowest in more than three months and the

averages showed a substantial loss on the iveek. An early rally in recently

slumping commodities, which did not follow through for gains. buoyed sentiment. for securities to some extent in the final session.

In Saturday's proceedings. var- iations for virtually all pivotal ls- sues were in fractions. Transfers of $0,000 shares compared with 330.000 last Saturday and were a low since last Nov. S. The ftve- session aggregate was 4.812.590 shares against 5.125.100 1n the prc- cedlng six sessions. The Associat- ed Press 60-stock composite “'14s unchanged on the day at 6.1.5 where lt “'85 only .2 above the low of last May 27. For the week the decline was 1.5 points.

Modest improvement in the twc- hour stretch was retained by Rock Island. Union Pacific, U. S. steel. Bethlehem Steel. Youngstown‘, sheet, Chrysler. American Tele- phone (despitc a dip ln 1947 earn- ings). Goodyear. Western Union, American Woollen. Gulf Oii. Schenlcy and Inewﬂs.

Backward were Santa Fe. Great Northern Railway, Chesapeake and Ohio. Woolworth. International Harvester. Montgomery Ward, Phelps Dodge-Du Pant, Owens- Illinols. Pepsi-Colo. American To- bacco "B", Standard Oil (NJ) and Paramount Pictures.

The Canadian group was quiet- ly firm. C. P. R. Dome Mines Hiram Walker and Lake Shore each gained 1-8. Distillers Sea- grams, an exception, was off 3-8.

Markets At A Glance

. (Canadian Press)

Toronto —- Stocks higher: groups improve in quiet trade.

Montreal-Stocks mixed; mines improve mildly.

New York—Stocks steady; lected stocks improve.

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Steel llot Affected By Market Breaks

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, Feb. 15 —(A.P)- There has been "little apparent e1- fect to date on demand for steel" as a result of recent breaks 1n commodity and stock markets, the magazine Steel said today.

“Steel and metalworking leaders do not expect a business tailspin," said the trade publication.

Steel also commented: “Until it ls definitely clear just what labox-‘s reaction will be. lt is hazardous even to guess what will transpire pricewise over coming months."

The national ingot production rate dropped off one point to 93 per cent of rated capacity last week because of continued cold weather, which intensified short- ages of gas and fuel oll and added to transportation difficulties.

Produce

MONTREAL. Feb. 16- (OP)- Produce prices quoted here Satur- day were reported by the Domin- ion Department of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases. A largo 44¢ med 41-42; A pulleta 39-40; f! 3849; C 28-30; packed for ex- port A large 45; med 4.3.

Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- ized, fresh and storage no 1 67 3-4. Current receipts Que no 1 pasteur- ized 67; no 2 66. First grade cream ery print job price 69419 i-i. solids 68-68 1-4.

Cheese: Current receipts west- ern white 35 7-8. (Fob factory shipping points) wholesale: Wat- ern white and colored 36-36 1-2. No other prices established.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs 2.00- 2.101 NB no 1 75 lbs 2.15-2.25? PEI no 1 225-235; no 2 2.00- 2.10.

IRRITATING VAPOIIS workers handling organic sol- vents are urged to take common- sense precautions against inhaling, vapors which may cause dermatitis»

LONDON - (GP) Aleardh for oil at Willeaden. in northwest

bondon. with s. bore half a mile deep. has failed. The Anglo Iran- ian 011 Company will now drill at Portsdown. Hlmpshlsv. near a pre-

_war test bore.

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Weekly Live Stock . Market Review

Summary There were fluctuations, but of s slight natprc, in live stock markets in the past week. Cattle made some early gains but lost most of them by the close. Calves were stronger, notably at Winni- peg; hogs stronger at Toronto; and lambs steady to firm on a light stippiy‘.

Eastern Cattle Markets Light offerings of qattle at Toronto on the opening market were swelled by heavy truck deliveries later. and while the market was 25 cents to 50 cents higher at the beginning. the ad- vance was lost liy the close. weighty steers closcd at a top of $17.25 after making an earlier high of $17.50. and butcher steers were up to $15.50 with same choice pt $16 to $17. Receipts were light at Montreal and trading fairly good steers bringing $15 to $16, active. with cattle strong sellers. and good cows $10.75 to $12.50. In the Marltimes. Cattle were quoted steady with choice steers and heifers $15. good quality $14, and good cows $9.50, f. o. b. country points. Western Catth Markets

Demand for beef was reflected in a rather indifferent trade at a number of western markets, but prices were not seriously disturb- ed. At Winnipeg a few of the best steers on offer sold at $16 t0 $16.50, others down to $14.50. while the practical top on cows was $12. Stacker rattle of good quality sold up to $12.50. Calgary sold by auction a load of steers at $16.45. heifers up to $15.60. while on the open market steers were priced at $15.25 to $16. Edmonton was active and 25 cents to 50 cents higher in spots. with some weighty steers making $16.25. while Prince Albert was steady with heifers selling at $14, Moose Jaw $15.50 to $16 0n top steers. Saskatoon up to $15.50. Regina: $16 to $1625. and Vancouver $15.50 on good steers.

Exports to United States

Dtpvrt lhlpments qt dairy cattle to the United States in the past Week tOt-allcd 744 head as against Export shipments from Januaryist 599 in the some week last year. t0 (idle umoilfit 1.0 4.386 5s com. pared with 2,536 in the same period last year.

Gains Made tifcau 0mm Emmi prices were paid for

mostly $23 with an oriil lop of

$24. WInnlDPE "D to $L3. Culizarv

up to $15. Edmonton $15.50 to $16,

Prince Albert $16. Moose Jaw 514,

Saskatoon $18, Regina $18. 11ml t the Maritlmes $14.

Hogs Gain at ‘lkvrnnto 1 A gain of 25 cents was made at

Toronto. Graede A closing at l $28.75. while Montreal paid $718.50, Winnipeg unchanged at $2750. Calgary $27.15, EdmOntQn $27, Prlncg Albert. Moose Jaw. Sask- atoon and Regina £7.25, and Van- couver $28.00 to $28.05. hfoncton continued at $28.50 for Ciratle A and Charlottetown $27.50. the latter f. o. b. (‘Oililiry points,

The above prices do not 1111-11111! the Dominion Government primzum 0t $2 pcr head on Grade A 11nd ti per head on Grade Bl hugs.

U. l. NAZI LEADER ESCAPES FROM PRISON

mu Kuhn, deported loader of the Canaan-American Bund in the U.S., escaped from the Dachau internment camp recently. accord- ing to U. S. authorities. Kuhn was awaiting trial before a Ger- man dennzltlcatlon court in Bav- aria on the basis of documents that were sent to Germany from the U. S.

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