JANUARY s. 1m I

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The Annual General Meeting OI the (Jharlottetown Driving ark mid Provincial Exhibition Associa- tion will be held in the Secrelaffl (lilice. Tweel Buildln . on Wedneﬂ- day, January 10th. l9 0. at the hmlr oi‘ 2 o'clock.

Dated this 2nd day o! Jamil-If].

J. W. BOULTER. Secretary-Treasurer.

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AUCTION SALE

MONDAY, JANUARY 8th

At Johnstone's River at 10.30 of farm, stock. crop and farm implements. Nothinﬂ 1'9‘ served. Terms at sale. For full particulars see lizlndbills. ESTATE JAMES DUNPHY. Ily order of administrators

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NTREAL. Jan. 4——(CP)—The stock market retraced its steps to- day after an early attempt to ex- tent! Ywterdayb upswing and prices closed on a mixed note.

Steel of Canada common dropped 1’ 1-4 Dolnti. Nickel 3-4 and Price Brothers 5-8. Down l-8 to l—2 were Steel of Canada preferred. Canad. inn Car common lnd preferred, Montreal Power, International Pete, Imperial Oil and St. Lawrence Pa- per preferred.

Among stock finishing with mod- eit sums were United Steel, Bulld- 1118 Products. General Steel Wares, C. P. R... Bsthurst and Canadian oelanese.

Total sales: 94.800 shares" Indus_ trials. 39.300: Mines, 55,500} Bonds nil. _ ’

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TORONIO, Jan. 4- stock! Close Aldemiac 37 Amm 5 Aimlo Cdn 100 Ariitfield 14 Aunor 260 Bankfleld g4 Base Metal 30 Seattle 11o BIdROOd 15 3.4 B01110 1o 7-8 Braiorno 11 Bioulan 33 Brown Oil l5 Buff Ania 33o Csl m 221 Calmont 44 Odo a0 Csrlboo 245 Cent Pat 24s Cen Pore 11 1-4 Chem Reg 54 Chﬂﬁter 100 Chromium 53 enour 73 Conlariun 182 Con Smelt 47 7-8 Davies 3o Dome Oil 28 East Crest 7 1-3 East M11011 385 EIdOMdO 112 Falcon 425 Francoeur 57 Gillies Lake 9 l—2 0dr 67 Goldaie 2i l—2 Gold lo 24 l—2 Gold Gate 21 l—2 Gunriar Gold 59 Hard Rock I40 Harker a 3.4 High SI-i‘ i9 l—2 Hollinller 14 7-8 Home Oil 293 Homestead 5 1.3 l-Iiid Bay M 33 l—2 M D 35 Lnt Nickel 46 Jellicoe 16 1-2 M Con 2 3-4 Keri- Add 260 Kirk Lake 14-4 Lake Shore 3i i-4 Lamaciue 715 Laos Cad 22 1-2 Lebel o 2 Mitch 85 l—2 eitch 85 l—2 Little L L 320 0 Mncsssa 445 Msoleod 243 Madsen 57 Mslartie 105 McIntyre 58 McKenzie 13B Mcvlttle 14 1'3 McWatters 47 Min ooi-o 121 Monet: l3 - Morris Kirk I 1-4

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Nursing To Let

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For Sale

FOR SALE —: CASH REGISTER.

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Fresh Ground Lb. 180- Canada First HAMBURG STEAK 2 Lbs. PEAS 11 Oz. Tin 29° CORN 17 Oz. Tin PORK CHOPS. Lb. ____ _- _ 21c Each 1°<=- 3 for‘ — — Each 9c. 3 for -—

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SMOKED FILLETS Lb. 15c. 2 Lbs.

CANADIAN

CHEESE, Lb. -—-—

Navbob 32 Nipixinlz 135 Noranda 78 Norizold 6 Normetal so Nat Pete 20 Nor Elmo 910 OBrien 172 Okalta 125 Omega 30 l-ri Pamour 225 Partalien 6 Paymastcr 4'7 Perron Gold ‘.105 Pick Crow 4'20 Pioneer 215 Powell 214 Premier 138 Preston XD 22 Reno Gold . 55 Roche 6

St Ailth l7 l—2 San Aiit ‘.240 Senator 54 l—2 Sheep Creek 122 Sher tt 115 Sigma 850 Slscoe 85 Sladen 60 Slave Lake 6 5-8 Steep R061! I90 Straw La-ke 5 3-8 Sud Basin 190 Sullivan 92 sylvarilte 335 Teck I-Iugh 410 Texas Con) 70 Towagniac 7m Uchi 104 Up Canada 8i 1-2 Ventures 420 Waite Amu 605 Wood Cad 20 Wrt Harg 05

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Coast Conner 200 Dalhousie 53 Foothill 100 Pend Ore 223

TORONTO. Jan. L-(OPI-Trad- ers decided lo take down some of their paper profits today on the Toronto market and selling was fairly active at times with price= weakening slowly. Lcs=es were held to mlriior figures except in the case of the golds where an index loss of 1.77 was recorded for the day. Turn-

over of 901,000 shares iivss the sec- ond heaviest day since the first week of September,

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The action again was concentrat- el in the cheaper golds but some cf the iiidmtrials and western oils cwmgcd hands in considerable vol- 1;iie_ Senior golds displayed a soft lone anti the close ‘WAS down 8-4 ior Lake Shore, a full point for Dome and l-8 for I-Iollinger, Pres- tan, selling ell-dividend. was down 7 cents to 2.29 and final sales show- ed losses oi 5 t.o 10 cents for Central Patricia, KBIT-AGGFOII, LaMaque, Macassa. Macilead-Cockshutt. M:- Watters Pickle Crow, Pioneer, San Antonio, Svlvanite and Uohi. Little Long Lac dropped Z0 cents.

A generally soft tone ru'cd for other penny golds. including Bank- field. Canadian Malartic, Csntral Porcupine. Mzi-lartic Gold Fields, O- mega and Senator. Arntfield fea- tured the junior list, trading 209,- 000 shares and advancing 3 1-2 (xenis to l4. St, Anthony and Brou- lan were other strong issues.

C. P. R. moved in heavy volume and closed 3-8 up at 7. Dhtillers- Sragrams sold up to 2-: 7-8. its nighet price in more than a year, closing unchanged while Walkers common and Industrial Alcohol A iveakened slightly. Steels. building shares and paper also were slighty weak and the foods showed little not change. Two oils, Imperial and B. A,, declined 3-8,

In quiet trading the base metal leaders maintained a iirm note, on- ly Nickel weakening a htilf point. Pend Orrellle, Ventures and Sud- bury Basin closed down a few cents.

Currencies

NEW YORK ,Jan. 4—(AP)—-For- eign Exchangez—

Great. Britain demand 3.92 l—2 Criblos 3.93 3-4, 3.93; 60-day bills 3.00 1-4: 90-day bill: 3.87 7-8; Can- acln 88.00: Fraive 2.23: Germany 4023N; Italy 5.05; Netherlands 53.32.

Lynn Valley No- 21/2 PEACHES. Large Tin— — -— — — -- -— ---

I-‘roduce Prices

MONTREAL. Jan. 4--(CP)—Pro- duce Market prices here today, as reported by the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture, follow:

Butter: first grade creamery prints. Jobbing price, 29; first grade solids, Jobbing price, 28 l—2; Que no i pasteurized, regraded butter, wholesale Jobbing price, 28; Que no 2, 27 l-4. _

Cheese: Ont white and colored, current receipt price, l7 5-16.

Eggs: graded shipments in used free cases, selling price, A-large 25: A-mediulri 22; A--ullet.s 20; B-Iarge and C unquoted. Large eggs alone 24.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75's 1.05-1.10; Que no 2 75's .80-.90: NB no l 75's 1.15-1.20: PEI no i 75's 1_20—l.25.

GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 4-—tAP)-—Wheat pJICGS were depressed today by pro- iit-takzng and selling inspired by lreccipt of more moisture in the southwestern draught region,

Wheat closed 1-1 3-8 cents low- er. May $l_05 1-8-104 7-8, Jly $1.02 3-4—5—8:Corn unchanged to 1-2 higher, May 59 1-2—-5-8, Jly 60-—60

1-8; Oats 1-B—l-4 down.

WINNIPEG, Jan. 4--iCP)—Lack of aggressive support and reports of beneficial snow moisture in sections of United States winter wheat belt

clipped more than a cent from i

wheat futures prices on Winnipeg,

grain exchange today. Quotatinnsl fluctuated nervously before closing,‘

i l—2-l 3-8 cents lower, May at.‘

88 i-8, July 89 1-8 and Oct 90 1-2- l

5-8 cents. i

Buenos Aires values were 3-4- 1-8 cent higher shortly before the close.

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 1O Oz. Tin Each 9c. 2 for —-

EATONS SUNGLO COFFEE, Lb.-----———--——35c

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 4—(AP)—The stock market ran into mild selling squalls today after sailing through five consecutive bullish sessions.

Many issues emerged with modest improvement and a wide assortment finished at yesterday's closing prices.

The Associated Press average o! 60 stocks was off .2 of a point at 52. Transfers amounted to 885,150 shares compared with 1,020,790 the day before.

Canadian Bell Telephone advanc- ed 2 l-Z points to 134 l—2 and Dome Mines improved a fraction. Other Canadian issues were fractionally lower including Dlstillers Seagram. International Nickel, Ford, Imper- ial Oil and Lake Shore Mines.

Holding gains were J. I. C-ase. In- ternational Harvester, Lockheed and Coca-Cola.

Under water were U_ S. Steel. Yoiingsto-wn Sheet. Ohryﬁlffl’. U- S~ Rubber, American Telephone. Mant- gomery Ward, Western Union. Santa Fe, International Paper preferred, Celanese, Anaconda, Douglas Air-

craft.’ Sperry and Johns Manville, The majority of rails kept declineii

to minor fractions.

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SPLIT PEAS, Lb

BULK SUGAR Lb- 10c.

Curran son of Mr. and Mrs. John F, Curran. 48 Rioad. The brldg was be. °°m1l181y attucd in s. blue crepe dress with matching gcoeggneg anq nore a, corsage of Ngardenias. sne w“ a";YA%°C‘1W by 18s Claithenne

OTB B. mldnlg blug silk dress with matching 3965590119,; The groom was ably supported by MY- Gerald Walsh. Ellliotvaie. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the ‘Jude's Parents to the immediate families. In the evening the bride and groom drove to the home of the groom's parents where a wedd- ing supper was served to a large number of 811856. after which the remainder of the cvenin was spent in dancing. The groom s a pros- perous farmer in Vernon River hav- ing purchased a farm there about a year ago. Their many friends wish them many years oi happy wedded

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Messrs. Chester Bradley. Edward Cairns, Baldwin's Road were busi- ness visiiwrs to Montague during the past week.

Mi‘. Bemard Ciarkin, Baldwin's Road, paid a business trip to‘ St. Teresa's recently.

Miss Reta. Cullen, 48 R0841 lei?- Thursday morning for Montreal, P. Q., where she will spend the winter.

The citizens of Cardigan were rhocked with the news of the sud- den passing cf Mrs. Cornelius Gui- lant on Sunday moi-rung, December 31st, at her home, Cardigan Bridge. Besides her sorrowing husband

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mi Keel! Millard’: in the home.

Silver Fox Skins Made into CAPES and SCARFS in the [lest possible manner.

Capes oi‘ one skin S15. Scarfs of one skin $12.

there are left w mourn ten chil- dren the youngest a day-old-babyr. The sympathy of the entire

Vicinity Mr. James McLeod, Lorne Valley left Tuesday morning for New

Bl‘llI‘lSW.CI{ where he intends to spend the winter.

A very pretty wedding was sol- rmnized Wednesday morning 8%

St Joacnimﬂs church. Vernon River. when Rev. Father Maurice McDon- aid united in marriage Reta Mary. daughter of Mi‘. 8nd MP5. G- Praught, Beach Hill and Brendan J-

munity goes out to the bereaved family,

Mrs. John A. Ryan. Priest's Pond.

and little son spent Christmas with ,iher mo er, Mrs. Baldwin's Road,

Congratulations are extended to 'Ml'. and Mrs. Patrick Casey, Jr.. Cardigan on the arrival of a litile son at the King's Couniy Hospital Montague on December 7th. —-C

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