cone > nies of the|trophy from RSM (WO 1)

‘the permanent_ staff

- DART TOURNEY WINNERS

Seen receiving the League) holding their individual E.| presented them on behalf

' cline in the Associated Press av-

erage. Prices declined on a broad

}front including most major sec-

L. H. MacAulay, WO 2 T. Johns-

the} ton, and S/Sgt. J. L. Murtagh. Garrison, winners|Toombs, is team captain _ Sgt.|Garrison Sgts. Mess are from|Absent from the photo is Sgt.

f° the 1957-58 Garrison Sgts.|H. C. Sampson. Other members | left to t: S/Sgt. C. H. Arch-|Dr. Rhodenizer now in Camp fess dart tournament. of the winning team are seenier, Sgt. A Covent See ee oe Brazil 7359 %% Ss 84+ % Mase-F 7325 Si2% 12% 12% — % Alta Gas 645 M22 U% - DAILY S§ Se aes.. - OILs = Petrol 45350 203 192 195 —8 Dev-Pal 40700 142 18 18 «#45 Con MS OD SLIM B® — % Pronto ao ieee a ia ain a = SUMMARY C Mogul 1479 303 185 203 +@ | Pros Air 700 9 9% 9% —8 |TEO ies ism 16 13 14 1 . C Morrison 1000 21 21 21 —1/ Purdex 3000 8% HOM MINES C Mosher 1950 73 75 7S +2] Que Ascot 27000 57 5S 36 +1-/6¢ matwell 179950 9% 8 8 —3 By THE CAADIAN PRESS |Con Neus seme 4 x0 32+ Mlaue cum” sme sess ae op [S,Maliwell Imes gma Toronto: Market lower in mod-|C Nertiland sme. 8 8 St! So oS a ee ae Sm of | . 55070 Je 7 rate trading. C Regcourt 150017 16 17 —¥/Que Lith oe oe @ 2 leo an om a New York: Market lower; gen-|C Sannorm 1000 ™% ™ 7% Q Metal 600 SOMOS MUTUAL PUES A) decline Con Sud om “u T. € Qunston 5625 2 18 tH ie ce Sian ene ; , Cop Corp 13800 38 32 3% - | Quemont 685 $14 134, 13% + % 7 anon Bia ask Montreal: Market lower inicopmen 300 4 4 14 Radiore 55500 73 MM +4 ‘ ag ao te trading. Coprand 3100 223 8 220 -8 [Rainville 4000 30 48 @ —1 | imetican Growth can Gees — Cournor 1300 10 10 «10 —1 | Rayrock mee «© 3 SS. 9.39 10.30 Cowich 2000 106 4108 108 +3 | Renabie 4 126 «#4'38) «(1% oaks vestm oa = Craigmt 300 375 373 375 +8 | Rexspar m0 6 35 SB niles a = CURRENCIES Crowpat 1500 154 HM 14% Rio Rup 200 10) 10 1+ HI ples Mutua po ; Cusco 300 64 OB Rix “Athab 1550 © © @ + | Commonwealth inter Sa . Daering 2 3 3% 3% —1 |Roche 8100-232 — | CONorate Investors 8 6s MONTREAL (CP) — The US.|praragen 13000 4 44 45 —1 [Rowan Con 200 10 9 10 + %| Dom Equity lav pllar elosed Monday at a dis-|De Cour 130 27 2 2 -® [San Ant 500 wt 2 eres = oe int of-2% per cent in terms of |Dor Berm me 18 8 +1, Soc Cy te 1 1m te” cap [Grouped Income 3.95 ° 4.32 jan funds, up 3-16. Pound | peinite 833 6 6 6 +1 | Sherritt as ao ale tie —19 | Grouped, ecome Accum oe + See erling $2.73 13-16, up %. al ao aS Ee Si en Gee ot Or Le [eeeeeee Grant Pens 62 6.79 fh Duvan 1300 1% 21-21% — {Sil Stand 15500 27. % a 43 | Investors Mutual Le ue % , E Amphl O00 144 13 13 —U|Siscoe — 350 7 mm 7 —1 |Keysting 12.90 13.95 : TORONTO East Mal 6100 150 145 150 +4 |Slocan VR 3000 18 16% 17% potas g-Piinerse ee Sull 1400 235 25 oS Stdceona 5750 13 124 1% on Accumulating Fund 762 8.33 noo | eS} eS Stanrek 1835 172 16) 168 +4 | Mutual Income Fund $37 5.87 TORONTO (CP) — The stock | Eider 10050 114 168 110 —4 | Steep R 4126 $14% 14) 14% — 46 | Sav and Ive en “ee - | Eldrich 3000 «= 44s 4S—s«~—-1_—s*| Sturgeon 1300 13 13-13 adisson et received its sharpest set pa ceo 3 1 Ds | Sad Cont 000 12—(8 te Regent Fund 3.51 6.05 since Nov. 24 as it dropped | purexa 1500 3444 344 34%4 —114 | Sunburst soo 62) OSS gg | Supervised Amer Fund 6.9% 7.46 Monday in moderate trad-|expl AB 7500 «11 10ta 11 + | Surf Inlet 100 5% SH SH + ty | SuBervised Exec 35 38.28 Falcon 1005 MM hie =e BR 48 es aes nr + eck-| 2 22 On index, industrials dipped 3% i ee te eee en ng |[nemmes Gor Pat © iss iis Fara wis sS5UCrklC CU Cl+l 2 Supervised Income . “The third session in a row|F'west Tag 14000 16 14% 14% — % | Tribag _— 8 8 6 8 Se ae cee lost. Base metals and west- | Fatima =e 8 6 + ite) ee = a ee eee te A.00 Bé.00 = Francoeur 1000 8% %—1 J t-Shew 19147 19 1s 1s United ‘ oils lost 1% points and golds| Frobisher _ 6120.201 195 21 +1 |U Asbestos 6900605 585 605 . Accumulative Fund ~ 14.79 16.08 down 1 point. Geco Mines 1190 319% 19% 19% + % | Un Keno 200 433 430 430 oa, B — plus stock exchange final volume ae a Se Ss eS Uv SS LS Sl US. ty ; Was 5,201,000 |Geo Scien 200 127 125 125 Upp Can 2900 100 100 100 =v 4._ fad. res, compared with Friday's|Gian YK 0 7 #715 715 Vandoo 1008 . «6 82,000. Speculatives were quiet.|Glecier 2102 35 +1 | Ventures = a7) Soy Oe — : . Gold Eagle 1600 2 39 31 —%%/| Waite Am 615 4S 81 820 -2 ON jlidated Halliwell was the/coa man 6600 3% 2 3% +3 | Weedon sooo 6m OUNol| -2 M TREAL issue over 100,000 shares. It|GF Uran. 9000 M&M 3354 M +1 oe = & SB i MONTREAL 6535 2% 2 wae —1% wts 130 «6148 «#61500 «648 3 NTRE:! (CP) i Ragga 88 cents. Grandue 60 183 178 178—10 pes Hare 20 “yO i282 139-2 f : ™ Free 3 ~y ec yb ™ excep | Greyhk ame 16 «15 15a —14 | Yale eed 12704 3 3 —2 ell sharply in moderate trading emont, were fractions | Gulch 1000 10 «618 «610 — %| FYellorex mo Mh , jer. Quemont gained % at|GU! Lead 2200 10 8% 9 -1 | Yk Bear 7130 136 123 10 6 Monday on the Moatreal_and Cas- , Gunnar 085 $18 «617% 17% — %| Young HG Soo St 78 868! «6+2 «| adian stock exchanges. Viost of . International Nickel led j aa; ges st nal Nickel 10S-| Gunnar wts 2535 630 610 0 +420 | Zulapa seo SS 6 +4 | the losses were fractional, but ‘off % at 88%. Falconbridge | Gwillim 00 0 9l OS | , cere ional, but a % at 37% and Bi Hallnor 100 22% 220 230 +29 | Bulolo Soo aie 395 416 «648 | few extended to over a point. i : dso /ward Rock 170 11 1 1 - % | Pen Ore 2 0 62 UDC The decline was general with y was off % at 61%. Har-Min ms 2 SB 4 OILS steels, base meta! 3, c In golds Hollinger lost % at|# of Lakes 2000 10 16 18 + %\Asamera av iff 5 197 —9 |° : ne ee, RERETS, coe Ye and % losses went to Camp-|Heedvy 300 0 So 1 Bailey SA 1915 360 99 883 — 30 | Structions, utilities, bev e rages Heath 11300 8% 8S 84 + %/ Bailey S pr 1000 S258 23 25% + %/ and refining oils sharing the loss Red Lake and McIntyre. Ca-| neva 3000 HCC Bail S 3% pr38o $M ™ 2% + | The only stron t Was the an gold kilo bars were quoted | Hieh-Bell 300 178 «6176 «176 ~-—4 | Banet 1570 181 18! 181 —2 9 [= #004.12 to $94.21 an ounce. |Semee 8 6— 3h SIN S16 31% — | Basco CU SD 8 CS banks, up 26 at a vew high of Hud Bay 985 $62% 6'%2 61% — % Britalta 375 28580 as @ — «160.94 On the index. Montreal Western oils lost as Calgaryjind Lake 35500 82 8 3% | Calalta 12350 113 108 «#113 —4 ained % at 78! d Canad Edmonton and Home B each | Inspiration 2400 65 63 63 —2 | Cai Ea 300 $3214 325, 14 — 4 | BOE a cked down % acific Pete | itt Nickel. 700.908 68 88:4 -- % | Calvan Con 300 Wo 400 400 Nationale was up ‘4 at 592 ; , Int Ran 50 4% RMH-—-IKNCE OU L wits OO % RR RM -ZB Nickel, off 1% at 877s, was the off % at 16%. Among lower-|trish Cop 9885 33 315 35 -S C Chieftn 900 148. 14565 . : oy : . : oils, Petrol was off 8 cents |J Waite ms 6s 8 a” tee u50 565 355 360° 4g | Diggest loser in'the base metals. $1.95 cove Engl i i - s +3 C Ex Gas 580 2% %O 6% In the papers, Price Bros.. which — ; ell 1 ™ A— C High Cr 1115 3S 7 -8 ' “ Index losses: Golds [.13 to|Joburke «000 31 3 3 |C Homestd 00 170 168 17) sanepnced Cecrpased net cars ‘77: base metals 1.50 to 184.22. | Joliet 3000 33) 32) 41 C Husky 1047 $12 1234" 12% — % | Ns, lost a point at 47. Consoll- * | Jonsmith 1300 17 «#17 ~=«17 |C Husky wts 450 710 75 705 —15 {dated fell “4 at 4344 and Bow- stern oils 1.4 to 140.44. a «Oe her “dn V eel ame o S | Kenville 3000 ;Cdn W O 2971 265 27 «4247 19 | ater was unchanged at 6° ' TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Kerr Add 2160 $14 182 1% C Williston 100 171 171 #13: —@B a eg : a / - BY The Canadian Press Kilembe ee a a) [Cent Def 3786 m0 8 80 —S Shawinigan lost “s at 31% in| Toronto Stock ExchangeFeb. 9 Kilem wis 2500 @ % #% -3 (Charter Oil 300 166 ‘6 is =1 | the utilities. Bell was against the| {Quotations in cents unless marked $|Kilem rts 10000 14 Ili 12% —8% |C Alienbee 4500 8 7 - trend % at 425 lot. xd — Ex-ividend, xr—Es-|Kirk Min 17181 7% 72 72 -2 |C Dragon 300 35 5 35 a 7 ts, xw—Ex-warrants.) Labrador 47% $3 80D \|C Eat Cr 150 &% & 4 48 In the construction issues Do- Set Lake Cin me 117 #117 «#+41:7:~«-3 C Mic Mac 1030 14045 40 -—§ mini 1 3 Steck Sales High Lew Close Ch’ge L Dufault so 6%) 0606CMHS_Ci‘éHS «OC CCon: Pek 2000 6% 6 64 and a Ter a = oe MINES Lake Ling 2500 9% 9% 9% | West Pete 450 40 335 355 —10 ypsum lost ‘4 al 43. ocate 4100 300 350 350 -—S [L Osu 100 6 OH CUS |Cree wts 385700 228 220 221 —1 | The mines and oils also de- 1727 3% 3S 3% —2 |L Shore M25 460 «4455 «455 ~—40 | Dev-Pal #70) 142 1M 142 «#345 «| clined. i 200 47 «46 «646 4 La Luz 400 40 «61 |Dome Pete 825 $12% 12 12% The closi ae Expl 300 10 10 10 | Lamaque 220 160 (360 «(360 | Duvex 19000 15% 14 1S + & Closing averages show a 5590 $143%_ 14'n 14% — | Leitch 10300 153 - “= +1 | Fargo 800 730 705 705 -—95 | banks up .26 at 60.9%. a new high, 50 $992 9014 9914 — %/ Lencourt 300 13k 1 zen Pet A 300 +365 60360 iti 5 tri wts 16080 325 295 295 —20 | Lorado 1110040. 388 iGr Plains 200 $i7% 17% 17% —% oe off 8 at 152, industrials ie sy @ 2 f las we on no wo \Gridoll ~ 2100 450 430 450 —a9 | Off 1.5 at 310.3, combined off 1.3 Nephe 309 82 8 & -—S |Lyndht (27523 3 2% 274 +2 |Home Oil A 151 $19%3159 3111 at 257.5; papers off 4.8 at 474.1 pacen 16197 114 106 110 —4 | Lynx 4000 13 13 13 + |Home Oil B 915 Sis 18% 18% —%] and golds off 1.70 a° 86.66 pelo Hur 704 $14 14 «16 | Macassa 2150 288 288 29 +3 [HB Oil G 1605 $19% 19% 19% MONTREAL CLOSING nc Rouyn 1500 3 30 30 | Maedon m0 MS OS | Humber 100 185 185 185 al ap hae nsil 16642 6% 44 4% — | Macfie soo 12 uo il jJump Pad 1500 25 4 OM 1 | Ait pr ” ae to 4 pexn Res 4500 5 S$ 5 —%|MacLeod 3600 12 119 120 +1 |Kroy Oils 7900 m2 73 a1 41 | Ameer. oa Gear eee ” readia 2000 2} 20 Madsen Ow ae thee he le Ue lt lt lee Ss ek o rea 2000 117 #115 WS +6 Magnet 1300 9% MH OM | Majtrans €200 ‘ 3 4 + %/ Bank NS a se Bay Min 61% rjon 1000 14% 14% M4 i1 | Malartie 1000 105 105 105 +1 || Medal 6 0 me Slinacu a ~ Yk 14000 IL 10 11 + %|Maneast U 4700 8% Ba Hh % | Midcon on 7s 6 fe sans ee a 2 Imp Oil a" lin-Ruf 6090 2 18 184 —%\Maralgo 2400 304 6 M° (MN City 62 3 2 3 ee ~<a oo 87% | umaque 090141313 + 4 | Marcon 6 18 8 1 ki Nat Pete — m 6M -Sineee SO ee 1s u 700.275 24 275 | Maritime 15000 119 114 116 . N Cont 9800 6 @ 2 -—3 Bell Int Pete eno 200 2 Oo 22 29) Martin 74950 360 MMH MM % ) 8 Davies 6030 25% 23 2% —1 | Brasit — 2 i” veld 19900 9 $ . | Matatch 10000 18% #18 18% N Superior 200.125 128 13 Bid prod we . N 7 rnat 27200 17% 163 167 +S {Maybrun “14600 2 21 21 yg | Northeal 70 3 2 @ C Can gH acl ame arvue 500 13% 134 134 | McIntyre 100 $92 91%, 92 —% NC Oils 10 2S 45 3 —18 16 Coment # Keren 6 ase Metais 2409 23 21 21 | McKen sen 697 35 4 + MY NCO wts 53 156 186 156 -4 C Cemtn pr ~ — A -Duaq 1100 22% 2210224 — % | MeMar 2520 «(11 9 4 Okalta 1380 1 122 1% ~—3 Sheomeahe . .. = 39'4 my Lod 500 17)«17)—C oa? 2 — so 32% 3 3h — Pac Pete 2333 Sl6% 164 l6a—Mic Bak aa i ve a ank 78% richer 24520 115 110 115 Mentor 1500 18 18 18 Pac Pete w 800 $1l% 11 11 —%|4n Brew mm & LC : eileterre 200 160 136 136 —S | Merrill 2550 115 105 105 —1®'|Permo pr 700 160 160 160 ° |cdn Brew pr ao «oe ethim 6650 112 103 110 +8 | Midrim 400 8 67 MO |Peruv Oils 1300 165 155 188 —10 |can Celan 19% Steel we evcon 13142 «(17 16% 16% | Milliken a 30 2355 20 -8 | Petrol 45350. 203 19% 19 -8 icPR . 29% ran Can PI orl bts 14700 17— 1 16 - Min Corp 35 $4064 Phillips 7360 159 1350 152° —5S | Cockshutt 1% U ‘st r 2% \eroft si $6 91 9 -3 [Moneta 11:50 9% 90 90 -2 | Prairie Oil 6600 345-29 MS +35 |secgrames 38 he” woe A croft | wis GO 4 a 4 +1 Mt Wricht 8131 4% 7 72 —3 Prove Gas 25 35 WO Oo 5 D Bridge 23 CASADIAN “ ideop 200 16 «16 (16 Name Cr 1460030 29 «29 —-1_ | Ranger 2200 220 «224 (24 Dom Tar 18% “ees Po lack Bay 9 D MH Nealon roo 6.2 61l)= a — | Reef Expl Fouhdation ‘ Fee : paville on 5 tm New Alger 11600 9% 8% 84 — % | Richwil $149 153 148 150 —8 oe — 2000 M+h opted = : a 5 442 = ~ Rocky P 1000 12% 12% 12% —% | r 5500 12 «110611 «0-2 | New wy Mh ~ Royalite MO.$11 10% + % ) 1200 77 760 760 New Cal seo © 3 8 | Sapphire soo US «115 «(11S +5 NEW YORK Reef- 2500 51 51 51 —1 |New Delhi 100028 «68 0%} 2 Scurry 2965 195 190 19 —2 runswick 300 360 350 30 —10 |N Dicken 1000 4S «243 «6245 +4 |Secur Free 4120 700 690 680 —10 . uffad a B50 17 16 16 x — = a a 84 —1 | Souris 500 10) «18s«d0 NEW YORK (AP) — The stock uff A 9300 18 16 166 —11 |New Hoseo 11500 | I 133 +3 | South U “oo UmlUCUMCOMC4] able ey M4 [New Jason 1000 24 4 94 | Speener 7200 21 1 20% + % ant on Monday had its steepest adamet 3s 8 8 OD N Kelore | 1 16 — %| Stanwell 1600 70 7 867% ecli Jovembe amp Chib 875 820 815 O20 —19 | Newlund 1204, @ © % +! |Tex Cal a0 6445lC th ip ane leet N t and pmp RL 32: $11 t1 11 —%|N Man 4600 30) 647 50 +1 Tidal 19200 184 178 181 —3 | Tan its current series of setbacks dn Astoria ams 10 % % N Mylama 70750178 168 176 +1 |Trans Can” 1375 93 9 9 2 | to four straight Dyno 4 33 33 —6 | Newnor me 6UM%hhlCU!hU™M Triad Ol} 6475 565 MS 45 —20" A ti : Malart 11308 a 2 2 New Rouyn 6000 20 2 2% -—1 [Un Oils 10200 251 238 2a 6 n estimated $3,600.000,000 in) -N Incge 1600 3% 33 3 -1 |N Senator Lodi 6 6— % | Wespac 3300 24 2 23% — %/| quoted values was erased from in NW 5 0 ewe i Mlekel Me 1971) 7) +3. | Webern 1600 8885 stock listed on the New York in Thor 700 8 7% 7% —¥|Nicke Rim ‘200 108 10% 168 +1 |w Can OG 258.220 210 215 +10 Now YOrn | andore 25522 23 21 2 —9 | Nipissing 100 232 232 232 —3 |w can OGri2%7 7 «+5 + «7 «+2 =| Stock exchange, based on the de- | -Erin 1650 6 63 6 -—1 | Nor-Acme oo 3S 2B B-2 |W Decaita 1023 29 . 207 an-Met 5900 7 87% «€6(7%§ 63] Noranda 1305 $564 % 36 — “iW Lease 100 380 380 IO 45 Met wts 0 6% 35 35 Norgold 3000 «13 12 12 —%%*IlW Naco no 6: US a | assiar 2680 10% 10% 10% — 4% | Norlartic 13150. 34 r 33 | Windfall 736 «CO«17 16 16 «J ayzor 170285- 285 285 Normetal 1825380 370 370-8 |Yan Can 1500 13% 11% 13 —% POSITION ent Pat 19s0014e §=6126 138) 64+8 ee — a: eS Curb ent Pore 220. 16 16 16 % | Norsyne 1 17 18 + %|Dalhousie 1500 18 (7% 18 heskirk 500 6% OO «a — HIN Gale 2 3 38 : — BANKS AVAILABLF hester Se eK eR. N Goldert 1000 6 6 4% Mont 134 $554 4% SS -—% hib Jae 0 73 70 71 OI —, ca ee — 203 206-8 ins 75 $67% 67 67% + % - hib-Kay _ 49 21 20 * 9 Norsp 1%} «132 40 i¢ 1015 $64 4 6% —% , s s hib M 4700 «135 «(139 North Can 1308 147 «(1:3 «(145 oe 270 88% 8 M4 + % For a young seme preter hime, a 3 % © 38 Norvalie 3500 is ‘ta MW - “it | ad ui 67) 678 O41 ably unmarried, age 21 to 300. 285 25 285 +420 N Beaue ’ 19 -1% Dom 1751. $54 53% 5% + MS KD hci ech Will 3275 370 365\ wo 45 |Ogama 1308 8, Me ot 4 HI INDUSTRIALS 30, to learn Trust Co. "busi- ody-Reco 2500 i i 2 ee Rare ae ole “Hy | Alumnint 1616 $292 29% 2's - %| ness, Should have at least oin Lake 6 a — % | O'Leary ‘2 2 Anglo Nfld 199 $7% 7% Ta —% ; Sidetrm 28500 32. 4849s 2 | Orem 1975 WO 97) 975 95 \c Rrew 995 $384 38% va . %| Nigh school education. Pres olomac 209 +™ 7 7 —1 (Ormsby 1000 6% OM 6 |D Magnes ot | ee ou ines i i —— a. a ee ee | Osisxo 1100 3%6.. 35h | Doseo 225 $21% 20% 20% -1% vious business epee oniagas «6100s 57's 58 S| Pamour 70 7 = 6™|]) (70 Inland 750 $6% 6% 6 — u| desirable but not essential. | on-Key 331 3 6s b . oe w'O % Wb 19 |Nor Star 210 $13% 13% 10% %) | Reliekeno 9500 .% “''2 13% +2 | Pa 185004 . 6 |Pembina NW 3597 $'1% I% 11% — % ae” oe ss i | Pardes a ho —.—. ame @ cul See further particulars | : Callinan GOO F 13 | Pater ee $7 4 2? \Stedman 100 $39% 19% 9% - % apply to — Denison 4032 $12% 12 12% Pat M wts 1000 @ ia! 35 S$ a’nwright om 25° 200 645 8 ! | Den wts soso 10 3S 5 Date 132 3 «63230 «6325 ~15 | Walkers 371 S38, W ae %! Been eG. (Reet eae gies ne Siem» im St ee”) SEAS TERM TRUS Raapey | Fen — = 8 32 Peerless =m MM. WK ’ ~ Gillies 1000 ™ ™ MH-% is 1o0e )=63 z 23 -I sales to ata samen } Aarrow 1000 4% DB 2 + Crow 221 !10 ‘8 +! MOST AC NTO STOCKS 154 7 Haliwel 17:950 & e” % —3 | Pioneer me 151 «#415)~=«(15) By The Canadien Press Richmond St. ' Howey 109 $10 410 ue _5 | Pitch-Ore so” 7% ™ ™% Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge Charlottetown, P. E. I. Marden 100 @ & —@ |Pr Bord 19500 1% 9 6 +% INDUSTRIALS ' " Marcus “on «@ “n +3' Preston ce ee ee eee O48 $18% (7% 17% —

_jtions of the market. *}were hit hard in waves of sei-

Blue chips

ling.

The AP 60-stock average fel! $2.80 to $211.50, its worst decline since Nov. 24 when it dropped 95-20

American Motors was the most, active stock, off 1 at 32% on 79.- 800 shares. Second was Stude- baker - Packard, off % at 13 on 56.100 shares. Third was General Motors, off 1% at 45% on 43,300

| shares.

Bucking the downtrend, Lukens Steel rose 1%, Haveg 4%, Grum- ing \. =

Welker-Gooderham. up %. was the only gainer among Canadian Bt - onthe . Ni York ex-

hange, while [Interna tional Nickel lost %, Aluminum Lid., and Hudson Bay Mining %s, Cana. dian Pacific, Distillers Seagrams and. Granby Mining %.

On the American exchange, Ju- piter Oils. and Sapphire Petrol- eums rose 1-16 while Shawinigan lost % Brazilian Traction and a Marconi ” and Fargu

i] 7-16.

What stocks did: i ‘ Mop Fri

Advances . is? 311 Declines ‘ Unchanged 140 227 Total issues - 1204 1198

NEW YORK OLOSING STOCKS Beth Steel 51% Monty W , Borg Warner 30 NY Cent 2b C and O 68% Radio Corp 435 Cons Edison 644% Std Oil NJ 383% FE! Auto El 37% «Utd Aircraft 50% Gen Elect 75% Vanadium 37% Goodyear 123 Westagse 71%) Gt Nor Ry 52% m_— 7. 57% | Kennecott 103%

GRAIN

WINNIPEG (CP) — Trade on the grain exchange Wedhesday Was extremely quiet. No expori business was reported although interest was shown in flax.

Closing prices:

Oats: May % higher 76%; Jly

man % and New Sore Shipbuila-

unch 4%-; Oct unch M%a.

Barley: May % higher 1.03%; Jiy “% higher 100%; Oct % higher 1.004».

Flax: May % higher 2.88%; Jly %e higher 2.77%-%; Oct 1% - 1 higher 2.73%a.

Rye: May % higher 1.10%b; Jiy % higher 1.08%b; Oct % higher 1.09b.

Prices for class two wheat fo export to countries outside TWA: 1 nor 1.70%; 2 1.67%; 3 1.57%; 4 1.46%; 5 1.434; 6 1.42%; 1 durum 1.9242; 2 1.804%; 3 1.75%. IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.70; 2 1.67%; 3 1.57%; 4 1.46%; 5 1.438%; 6 1.42%; 1 durum 1.92%; 2 1.89%; 3 1.75%.

~ DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN. PRESS . Auto Electric Service Ltd. 25,

Feb. 20.|la

Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co. Ltd. com. 15 cents, March 2, ree- ord Feb. 16, pfd. $1.50, April 15, record March 31.

- Ford Motor’Co. of Canada Ltd. class A $1.3, class B $1.2, March 16, record Feb. 19. 4

Sicks’ Breweries Lid. 30 cents, voting trusts 30 cents, March 31, record Feb. 27, pfd. 15 cents, Ap- ril30, record March $1.

six per cent pfd. A 15 cents, 5% per cent pfd’B 13% cents, April 15, re@ord March 31.

Wood G. H. and Co. Ltd, $1.37% March 2, record Feb. 14.

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Lid., 3 mos. ended Dec. 31: 1958, $269,081, 6% cents a share; 1957, $212,286, five cents. ended Dec. 31: 12% cents; _ 1957, cents.

Hudson's Bay Oi! and Gas Co.

1958, $508,801, - $437,550, U

Taw

Lid., year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $3,788,000: 1957, $7,415.00. Powell River Co. Ltd, year ended Dec. 31: 1958, $7,600,039, $1.81 a share; 1957, $7,762,377, $1.85.

The Ontario Jockey Club Ltd. |

;e

‘NET EARNINGS 1

Six mos. !

IN MEMORIAM

NEIL NICHOLSON In the passing of Mr. Neil Nicholson at his home in North

1958, this province has lost one of its most respected citizens, and this, and surrounding com- munities has sustained a great loss.

Although Mr. Nicholson had

ssed his four score year and had been in failing health for more than two years his pass- ing came asa distinct shock to his family, relatives and many ee

Mr. Nicholson was born in Hartsville, February 22nd, 1878, the son of the late John Nichol- son: and his wife Aan Gillis, pioneer Highland . Scottish set- tlers of that community.* Re- maining on the homestead and ter__moving to

property Mr. Nicholson~ farmed; with marked success until three years ago when he retired and moved to North Wiltshire. Like his pioneer ancestors pocessed strong hands, stout, but a warm heart and unlimited energy. Although pressed with the duties and responsibilities of home and a large family he was

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, xtra-large 30, large 39, medium small 31, B 33, C’23. Receipts

Butter: Current receipts tend- erable 64, non - tenderable 64; fresh ‘grade creamery prints, job prite’66-66; fresh wholesale wei MR. *

Cheese: delivered Montreal, not waxed, Quebec white 3, col- ored 34; wholesale Quebec white 35, colored 35; current receipts Ontario white f.o.b., grading sta- tion 35 3-16-35%, colored 35'*-35%. Ontario wholesale, colored 36%.

Potatoes: N.B. 7s 1.45 - 1.55; N.B. 50s .90-.95; NB. 10s .23-.3; P.E.I. 75s 1.60-1.65, P.E.I 10s

130; Florida new red SOs 3.2.

Wiltshire on November 10th,|' Mr

he|Edward White,

A

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 10,1959 9

always ready té extend a help- hand

Presby- terian Church. His faithfulness, his unselfish and untiring’ ser- vice to his Lérd and Saviour in this congregation will long be remembered. For 30 years he served as member of Session, and for many years superinten- dent of the Sunday School.

Mr. Nicholson leaves to mourn his passing, besides a _sorrowing widow, the former Marye Aan MacKay, who tenderly. cared for her husband during his ill- ness, a family of fifteen, ten sons and five daughters. The sons are, John, Glen Valley, Donald, Summef$ide, Roy, St. John, N.B., Everett, New Wilt- | shire, Lioyd, ‘Murray _ River, iManfond:--St. Petes, Sheldon, | Carlton, Wendell, Hunter River, and Lesslie and Cecil at home. The daughters are, Annie, Mrs. Charlottetown, Mamie, Mrs. Donald MacPher- son, Darlington, Jeanie, Mrs. Angus MacPherson, Darlington, Bertha, Mrs. George Douglas, Norboro, and Shirley, Mrs. Roy Craswell, South Rustico. Also 27. grandchildren and one sister Janie, Mrs. Fred Crawford, On- tario, California, .U.S.A.

The funeral which was very largely attended was held from his late residence and was con- ducted by ‘the Rev. Donald>Nic- holson. and Mr. Robert Bhe. Hymns sung were the twenty- third Psalm and ‘Forever With The Lord”, a solo, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, was suag very feelingly by Mr. Stephen MacLeod.

The pall bearers were Messrs. Everett MacLeod, Edward White, Donald MacPherson, An- gus MacPherson, George Doug- las and Rey Craswell.

The remains were tenderly laid to rest in the family plot in the Hartsville Cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Neil Nicholson and fam- ily wish to sincerely thank

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husband and father, also those who sent cards @nd messages ol sympathy. Special appreciation « is expressed to Dr. J. R. Mur chison, Rev. Donald Nicholson, Mr. Robert Bhe, and Mr. Lee Betts.

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