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ldium 13-14; canners and cutters 4813; good heavy bologna bulls 18-19; common and medium 15- MONTREAL top» ~ Prices 17. were steady to firm on the. Repiacement cattle 500: Good Montreal livestock marketsllight stockers 22-24; mediums Monday. Demand was good and and commons l7~21. trading actiive. t Calves 918: Choice vealers 33- Receirpts were: 403 cattle, 183,36 With Sales to 33: Rood 29-32: calves. 45 hogs and 146 siieeptmedium 23-28; common 20-22. and lambs. ‘boners i4-I9. Good sine;-5 22.25.23_35_ med.‘ Hogs 1,286: Grade A at Tor-

jum 19_75_g2‘25 d 0mm 12. ionto 26.25-28.15 closing at 27.40; 1950. an 0 on ‘heavy sows 17.55: staiizs 13.50 on C ~ _ __ a dressed weight bas s.

‘ "mm" hem" 1317' ‘ Sheep and lambs 727: Sales

Good cows 16, medium 15-16.‘ . .common “H5 and cmme“ and itoo few to establish prices. _

cutters 7.50-13.25.

Good bulls 18-22. ; Good vealers mediumiless Butter’

i22-29. common 15-22 and grass» ers 12.50-18. tM'°r9 cheese

H g 1- - setitle-d. i ' nZ.,.."E‘,.‘§‘.§,“.?.T‘;2_“'},°,,., mp Being Produced 10 nd 8 common 56' OTTAWA (CF) —- Less creatu- TORONTO rcpt _. Tradingiery butter and skim milk pow. was active at steady prices on ‘ der but more cheddar cheese,‘ light receipts for all classes and ice cream mix and ,. ‘ ' grades of sgiliughter cattle at the i whole milk were produced in n ario pu ic stockyards Mon- November and the January-No-i da. - vember period this year than in I Cow.'veal calf and hog prices the comparable 1962 periodsn [W979 h|8l191‘- Sale! 0" 511009 End the bureau of statistics reports; [“"."b5 were t°‘1’_ fb°i‘a’dit;l’g°5”'b"*"hl November production w it h} I Slaughter cattle 1.897; Choice] 3:2bflfgféoigoglbgakgfiltngsrfilllr steers 23-2350 with sales to 24, ’ ’ ' I d 082,000). cheddar cheese 8.893,- tan some fancy dryfed steerslmo (8079000) ice cream mix i‘,‘,§’ed:f,'m“i?,?,=1.8';‘;dm,,’;},;j°-f§;§g5 1,376.0’ gallons (1,267,00i, evn. choice heii'ers’22.50-23.50- porated whole mm‘ 16383 mn . - ’ pounds 03,314,000), and skim

“ ‘‘ 3:5. . , ‘MM _ . . 20. 17-19;

EXPLOSION RIPS STREEl' ......;..o."*:...*:... fed ..:;';ii:.':;: on some

' l I M d _ 23.50-25.50: good 21-23; good (10-513-000% I

_An esp as on ame by 130- early Monday. Police said it shattered building fronts and cows 15-16 with sales to 17; me- Output in the January-Novem-i lice on leaking natural gas. the explosion had taken place '1,” period with 1932 figures ml‘

USED FURNITURE

l44 Dorchester Street

AREHOUSE

PRE-CHRISTMAS

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RLRIGERATOIZS

ripped up 100 it?“ 0? pave- at rush hours hundreds would “M” “'l"d°w’ at ""3 ""°'5°°' loom be more than “Vin, 3. M5 brackets: Creamery butter 332.-~

ment at Yonge and Adelaide have been killed or injured. il°1_'- ‘and the new pier win 1034 cog] 618.000 pou nd s t344,5l4.000i.= W99‘-‘ in d°W'1i0\"" T0l'°ni0 Flying (‘hunks of concrete (CP Wlreplioto: Ttwice as fast as existing facili- cheddar c h ee se 129227.000 * lites. pounds (11o,293,ooo), .

of Coal Expected In 1964 :3:i::;°°;.:.“;i;.t?:“:..t:.:.°..i:.:1i 5

were pressed into use for coal I S\'l)1\'EY rcpt- Dominion an extension at the end oi the bllrimlécgvafiagdfggw gneragiggb my . can now be obtained at reasonable rates. protect- Stecl and Coal Corporation ex- olive - year period. said Dosco - 3 9” - - ‘~ - , , - pects 1964 to be a record year President A. L. Fairley, Jr. itons °f cargo h“" "‘ 3 “°"m3‘. mg agamst damage tn life and propetl’ “hlch can

for coal shipments by water out ‘ A fire at the international 3-"eat be , v I ’ , , of ‘M5 PO” , ipiers here this year could havei To help move the coap ,, new ; V9)’ expensive. REFRIGERATORS and I ITPRIGHT Shipments by rail, heavy dur- proved disastrous for Dosco and 22.000-ion Ielf - lm108din8 0031} - - ' ‘ ‘ . . . all in 00d workin ond'ti . . in la 1963. are also expected lits coal shipments. Mr. I-‘airleyitcarrier will be chartered and The Polwy P1'0\'|d99 f0|' all-Important regular ln- No reason to be withoug a good wofkfng 'fl_?:zH_ or ‘” 5° M“ 5‘’‘'V'“' i“ 5‘- Law‘ ‘ spections by is qualified inspector, thus reducing refrigerator at these low prices . . .. No reason to

to be at a high level next year. ‘told the annual shareholders W

The biggest laclor is Doscos nlPGllllE. But at the time of the F9009 and Lake Ontario DUNS 83 sale of coal to Ontario Hydro, ‘fire, a new push-button pier was Isoon as the new navigation sea- ‘ be very expensive. marking the first time Nova lbeing planned and now is wellison Opens 3 Sc-oiia coal has been shipped on .under way. 1 "As soon 35 this gm 1; mm. 2 - -

I 1111'.‘-Z9 S6318 “'95? 0i Qll9bE‘C~ .lAU’1'0MA'l‘E LOADING ipleted." Mr. Fairley sllaid. "an-1 Ask us for Inspection and rates‘ ‘ Federal transportation a5sist- I The pier will be able to dump other of the same size wii‘. be j imce in the form of Slll)\-'€’llil0llS 12.000 tons of coal an hour into;blllli to handle the iflcreflsinfl "

helped Dost-o swing the deal for iships in a highly automatic op- ; tonnages which must. be moved ‘ & co, 2.850.000 tons of coal. to be sup- leration thoat will be in shnrpfun'Idl:!r ‘this ctont}:-act." sad .

.ied over a five- ear eriod. ‘contrast the makeshift s s-' 6 18865 5 ll’ HOW U 83 1 - . V"I‘his contract. slgnedplast 0c- item forced upon ‘the compaliy a coilier out of here is the 9.88l- ‘ D18‘ 4'6567 Ch”l°tte"°“" tober. carried the possibility of 'by the fire. ton Charlton Mira. The new ship

throw away food.

from $85“

COAL - O‘i‘L - ELECTRIC - GAS

All completely serviced and in good worikng condition . . __ Just the thing to use for cooking the Christmas dinner.

Priced to clear from and up “S TELEVISIONS

Years of good home entertainment yet remaining in these TV set; by PHILIPS WESTINGHOUSE. etc. . _ . all in good working condition . . __ Table and floor models

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Your home can take on a completely new look when

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Q Warmth without neiizht Q Sizes 34 to 46 Priced

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From Reg. $35.00

refurnished m't.li good iiew or used living room furniture.

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You can have additional storage space in your bed- rooms at low cost when you buy articles of furniture which have been traded in.

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Slightly damaged new and traded in kitchen and dining room furniture can be yours at 3, low. low price . .. . TABLES .. . .1

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Fiunnoletto Pyiames Reg 4.95 for . . 2.

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from 4'95 from 9'95 from 2'95

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