nmovmeur BAPLOYMENT

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF P.E.I.

POSITION AVAILABE IN GOVERNMENT OF P.E.I. Male Attendants

Male Attendants are uired for Provincial Institutions. Duties include the general care and welfare of patients; performing routine ward duties and all related work as required. Applicants must have completed the ninth school grade and have good health.

Application forms may be obtained by writing:

Civil Service Commission.

,5,7 Queen _SI1‘_eet. Charlottetown

19.0. Box 817 or by calling at “U Competition is midnight. Monday

Closing date for S fuary 24. 1964.

r_ TEACHERS WANTED TEACHERS REQUIRED

Montague Regional High School Grades 9. I0. ll. I2 and Commerce

—Apply to:— MRS. RUTH MacLEOD. Secretary, Montague, P.E.I.

I ERIITQ SAL! M NEW HOME AT

Attention All Teachers

00 YOU WANT S ER Rl§ORT AREA WITH AN A'I'I'R.ACT'IVE MARITIME CLIMATE?

If 50. Liverpool is the Place For Yoii—

Our Regional High School requires a number of Teachers in September 1964 — Particularly in French, Science, and Mathematics.

If Interested Contact

Mrs. R.E. Chisholm. Secretary Liverpool Regional High School Board Liverpool. N.S.

If the above subjects are not your specialties— contact us anyway— it may be we have just the

opening you are seeking.

TO LOCATE IN A DELIGI-ITFUL

é.

TEACHERS REQUIRED

For

O’Leary Regional High School For_Grades 9, I0, II. I2

Including Teachers for Physical Education and Home Economics. Apply to:

Mrs. Sarah Carruthers Secretary, O'Leary. P.E.I.

NOTICES NOTICES

3 NEW WAYS TO GO

Western Tire & Auto Supply is pleased to announce 3 new ways for you to go into business for yourself as an independent Western dealer.

ese new plans have been intmduced to meet the lower investment requirements of small to medium sized communities. Now you can join Canada's most progressive automotive chain for less than half the investment previously re- quired.

HERE ARE THE 3 NEW PLANS

(1) COMPLETE FRANCHISE-

Now you can own and operate your own complete-line tam store with a minimum investment of only $15,000.11). Westerns cornple-ta-line stores carry a wide range of in Quality products including automotive supplis. spitting Koodl. hardware, paint. toys, housewares. etc.

(2) AUTOMOTIVE FRANCHISE-~

our automotive lines. Ideal for those p y operating a

gurus, or service station with garage facilities.

Mlflinurn lnvaltrnent 06.00000. For those not presontty an

at; 0;:-vice station or garage business. minknurn Investment . .00. .

(3) CONVERSION FRANCHISE-

TI you presently operate your own automotive or hard- Vlrc budneu urangornents can now be made to convert your operation to a Western outlet. Depending on 9001' present inventory this on be accomplished with little or no inveument.

HERE ARE SOME OF THE ADVANTAG YOU GAIN AS A WESTERN DEALER . . .

G I . I areas: PLANNING O GROUP INSURANCE Join the more than 120 independent dealers now prospsring under Woatern's PROVEN SUC- PLANI Take advantage of our multi- million dollar purchasing power which enables van to sell profitably at the most competive D can.

For further iii atton write. phone or wire NOW. Tkcohnodihatllzluidauinqidrieswinlbohddh Nfilldaadidsus.

FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT. WESTERN TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY LIMITED.

891 Dundas Street. London. Phone: 482-4191

tario.

NTO YOUR OWN BUSINESS

OYSTER BED aiuncr: A N O N

The Guardian. Charlottetown, fit. Feb. 15. 1964. 11

CEMENTS

Pursuant to a Writ of Ex- ‘ me directed and’

Court of Prince Edward Is- DANCING TONIGHT North ebruarry ,Riv’:etr ‘igejci-e_ation éioall. 9-12 gild- ;uig . mission cents. ood imuslc. Canteen service. In aid

of Junior Farmers.

CRAPAUD SPORTS CENTRE —Regular skate every Saturday hi.

I I

Wherevin Bagnall’s Mills Lim- ited is Plaintiff and Alfred A. Peters is Defendant and which execution is endorsed to levy _

for $1506.04 and interest and "'3

Sheriff's fees and costs I was RESERVE THURSDAY even_

i- I . .

tdhe’°°lEi°;htt°“u5:‘ ;’[-';dai':1dtef:: 3:‘ mg. February 200:1. ‘for variety

Alfred A Peters in the lands °°"°'”i "‘. "‘° mg“ 5°"°°‘: Hunter River. Sponsored by

following: ALL THAT TRACT PIECE AND PARCEL of land situate. lying and being at Oyster Bed Bridge in Lot 24 in Prince bounded as;

Cavendish Resort Association.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Mt. Stewart Branch of the Roy- al Canadian Legion will be heid

Thursday February nth, 1964 at 8 p.m. stiarp. All Legion members are requested to at- tend to discuss important bus- lness.

RESERVE Thursday. April 9th. for the Centennnal supper. Sponsored by the St. Paul's

ld

the West side of the Rustico Road at the North East angle of land now or fomierly

possession of Bertram Gal- lant: thence running North along the said Rustico Road for the distance of 2 chains;

thence West at right angles to - said Road for 2% chains: CALL FOR TENDERS

thence South parallel to said Road 2 chains or to the land of Bertram Gallant and thence East along Bertram GaIlant‘s la-nd 2% chains to the place of commencement and con- taining in acre of Ian-d a little

or less and being the land conveyed by The Trus- tees School District No.

S'l‘ PE PRINC EDWARD ISLAN NATIONAL PARK Sealed tenders addressed to the Chief. National Parks Ser- vice. Department of Northern

175 in Queues County in Al- ‘c\ga‘i3":"d Nfllimgg rgcdvgi “ed Pew” by d°°d dated ‘to noon on March 23. 1964. J"i”..§".'.‘l‘.'y lggllrlé Public Notice I” the pfiflegmde J opemm a ‘ refr hm .1 S100

that I will on Tuesday the 3; Sfamfige Beach in ‘rice 28th day of April A. D. 1964 Edward Island National Park during the years 1964. 1965 and

at the hour of Iiwo o‘clock in

the afternoon on 5a 1966. Tenders should be offer- premises set up and sell to the :1 on the bid: of a rercentgtsé

- - - ~ gross 5 es each year highest bidder the right title any mnder of ' mm

and interest of Alfred A. Peters in the said lands with the new house built thereon, The sale to be subject to a Mortgage for $2000.00 on the

. . .m

i.e.. if the ‘g receipts tendered is less

said premises togetlier wi $950 in any year the licensee interest thereon from Dec- wl_ll_be required to pay the amber 7th 1963. The Condi- minimum rental of .

In submitting the tender. the em- velope enclosing it should be endorsed “Tender for Refresh- ment Concession at Sta-nhope Beach."

the facilities to be made into the said Court who will .‘;°.;‘.“.,’.§i$‘ Til: com 'ng ' make 841 0l'dP'|‘ V€=“'tI|‘|8 “'19 equip-ment. tonne ot'Licerice of in the puI'('ha<er- Occupation to be issued to the ther particulars as to arrang- su-cceséul applicant and the ing to have the said lilortgrage basis on which the award of continued to , pm-chaser e concession will be made may be obiained from Nor- m?0’ be Ohialned “'0'” “I9 5"?‘ man W. Lowther. 126 Rich- °"‘“lI‘;“d°“t- P"'“°°

tions of Sale will be made known at time of Sale. the sale to be confirmed by a Judge of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward island with- out expense to the piirchaser. proceeds of s be p id

mond Street. Oharlottetou ii, . mm mm M ...‘Z.‘;‘.."°“....‘..‘.‘.’.°...‘.’.‘-’.""".‘2‘..'f; W“ R” Plal 1”‘ This tender will be considered unless

new house is situated on a paved highway about 12 miles from Charlottetown and any- one wishing for a new house

accompanied by all the infor- aiion required. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted

handy to School. excellent I y_R 13, coymm,

general store. etc.. should Director

make fmher iI"IW'*°S~ on . February 10. 1964. DATED February 7th, A. D. Natfifnil pa...“ B..,,.d,'

1964. Department of Northern Af-

fair; and National Resources M35

NOTICES

JOHN F. TOWNSHEND. Sheriff of Queens County

NOTICES Resources Development MEETING

Elmira School, Elmira On . Monday, February 17, I964 At 8.00 P.M.

Everyone Welcome

Division of Research Department of Industry & Natural Resources

You can now obtain a Western Franchise to hantle just '

VALENTINE PARTY DANCE AIR FORCE CLUB

GRAFTON STREET

Special Dance Prizes ’ .

Door Prize — Lunch Members and Guests Welcome 10 to 12 P.M. — Adm. $1.00 per Couple

0 izxcwsivic-: Q INVENTORY CONTROL RY CONSUMER

0 co-or ADVERTISING CREDIT pLAN O MEIICRANDISING UM

°"”‘“°E . illlooxwilcnnrma 0 MAiiAomENr

Meeting or

THE sick we-II

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

annacy ‘Up-to the minute prescription service. We can call for and deliver your prescription. Phone us to- B THE CANADIAN PR ‘:_f3';:’l°'“P‘ Free D°ll"§"Y 'I’or-onto: Market mixednatol ar ae—-Sherwood an al .53}, ; Dd tel - _l .sections of the city . . . D‘al l[]:g_er -m e" y "me "ad I 4-3170. 2 New York: Market irregu-A

THE ANNUAL Girl Guide IIf"Y.n‘f’W°"= '"°d¢'Ii¢lY active‘ Guide ‘Thinking Day Tea and Montreal. Market (racuonny Display will be held at the high ; Dd H t- YIMCA -on Saturday. February Inger m away "we ‘ud- 22nd from 3-6:1). Iiickets 50 cents.

NORTH RIVER Rink, gnight CURRENCIES

Saturday. I-‘irst game In- MONTREAL (C9, _ The‘ termediate "B" finals for Queens United States dollar in terms of I Count)“ 3311091179 BIIIMOIZS VS. Canadian funds was unchanged‘ Pownai Royals. Game t i m e 1 0 p.m. Admission 5 and 50 cents. Skate after.

MORELL RINK tonight Dun- staffnage vs. Mt. Stewart. First is

“WE TREAT —-Giggey'a

SUMMARY

3. . Pound sterling was down 1-1.0‘ 1“ $30255. I L

NEW YORK

game in Intermediate I ‘ " playdowns. Skate after. NEW YORK (AP)—-Tlie stock; it ‘kt 1 th h h CANCELLED until Easter 3iigillggiflarwiblssionrolllgidagllotlifiit| I provement toward the close

Monday—-Saturday night dance New Glasgow Recreation Cen-I tre. '

BUNBURY UNITED Church 9:&) a.m.: Mount Herbert United Church 7:30 p.m. Minister: Rev. Gerald G. Wy-rwas.

SATURDAY SP E C I A L at Coleen Beauty Shop. Cold waves 160 Queen Street. Tele- phone 4-6621.

DR. ZIELINSKI will be at his New Glasgow office Saturday as usual from 3 to 5 p.m.

KINGS COUNTY SKATE MONDAY night 8 - I0 p.m. Sponsored by New Perth Calf Club.

gave the list a slightly higher statistical edge.

Trading simmered to 4.$0.000 shares from 4.830.000 Thursday.

Losses in such pivotal stocks as American Telephone. Public Service Electric and Gas, Gen- eral Motors and Chrysler exert- 1 ed a downward pull on the av- I erages. This was countered tol

OBITUARY ‘inserted by friends and rela- xes as a tribute to the deceas-

.3 8

CAPTAIN LOUIS H. HERRING

‘Hie death occurred at the Livingstone and Mi:-icArthur Nursing Home on December 22nd. 1963. of Captain Louis ‘Hadley Herring of Murray River .in his eighty-fifth year. Although in failing health during die lust

GOSPEL MEETING in Upton Gospel Hall. Dundas on Sunday February 16th. at 7.30 i>.m. Mil- few years, his strength declined ton Poole. Speaker. rapidly during the last ‘mreg

onths. '

DANCE, FORTUNE Hall to- "‘ night February 15th. Dancing 9-12. Canteen service. In aid of Bridgetown Combines.

“ST. PETEIVS Caohedral re- gular Choral Eucharist this Sunday. 16th. February is chang- ed to ‘'10 am." -— Special ad- dress by Dr. Harry Smith, Presi- dent of the University of King's College, Halifax. Eight o'clock service and Sunday School as usual."

PRINCE COUNTY

KENSINGTON RINK, today- Saturday February 15th. skat- ing from 2 to 4 p.m. 1mm 3 to 10 p.m.

COME TO the card party at Don MacLeod's, Irislntown. on Monday evening. In aid of the Women's Institute.

CALL FOR TENDERS REFRESHMIEIEIT BOOTH’

C . CES 0 AT CAVENDISH BEACH I PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

The deceased was a retired mariner who spent over forty years in the coastal shipping trade of the Maritime Provinces. The latter years of his life were . spent on his farm in Murray River where he so much enjoyed working in his garden.

The late Captain Herring. born in Murray Harbour In 1879, was the son of the late Captain and Mrs. Benjamin Herring. In early dfe

a member the Giurch of Christ and served as an Elder of that Giumri in Murray River.

He leaves to mourn besides his wife the former Josie Ann Beck of White Sands; seven sons and five daughters: Harry with the CNR, in Trurc, N.S.; Louis, School Superintendent, Murray Harbour; A

May, RN Halifax. N.S.; Friend, MD. High River, Alberta; Cap- tain Leonaird. Halifax. N. 8.; John. with the RCAF, St. Bruno. P.Q.: Hubert, Petroleum En- gineer. Calgary, Alberta; Clif- NATIONAL PARK ford. with the RCAF, in Ottawa. sealed tenders add,-essed In 0nt.: Joy. (Mira. Daniel Fraser), me Chis; Nafimggj Pa]-kg 1-lopefield. P.E.I.; June. stenc- vices Department of N grapher. Ottawa, Ont.: r- Affairs and National garet. RN. Ha-ii-fax, N. s.; twentyeight grandchildren and fiive -great-grandchildren; also three sisters: Blanche (Mrs. Ross MacP‘hersonl. Windsor. N. 5.; ‘Pansy. East Providence, KL; and Myrtle, (Mrs. Carleton Bul- 1953_ Tenders should be of. leyi, East Providence. Rhode {eyed on the Island; three brothers and two age it gros sisters predeceased him. and any tender_of a percentase The funeral was held on % Wt Tuesday. Dec. 24th, from the Murray River Churdi of Christ. The service was conducted by ‘NE a former pastor. Mr. Kenneth mm “M in any yam. the Hc_ Norris assisted by Mr. ‘ John emce Wu be required to my acbona . student minister. $500 Hymns sung were: Will Your Anchor Hold. and Let the Lower Lights be Burning.

The pallbearers were: William Moore.‘ Haldon Hooper. Oliver , Glddings. Sydney Mirnn, Clar- ence Nicolle and Silas Macltay.

Flowerbearers were: Merton Fenguson. Lorne Stewart, Orlol Hooper and Hubert White.

Interment took place in the Murray River cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Capt. Louis H. Hui-ring wish to express their sincere thanks and appre- ciation to Dr. Lorne Bonnell. Di-. R.G. Lea. the nurses and staff of the Livingstone and Mac- Arthur Nursing Home. the Mur- -ray River Funeral Home. Mr. Kenneth T. Norris. and Mr. John MacDonald: also to those who sent floral tributes. of syima . eic.. the kind friends, neighbours and relatives who helped in so many ways during our recent. sad

.n at Cavendish Beach Edward Island N ’ during the years 1964, 1965 and

in Prince Bark

. c minimum - maul cash rental acceptable is $500; i.e.. if the perecentage of

receipts tendered h less

Partiiculars facilities to be wont to

including iii e supplying of equipment. terms of tion to be Issu the successful applrlcant and the basis on whiih the award of the coucvssion will be made may from the Sup- erintendent. Prince Edward Is- land National Park. All inter- ested persons nre advised .to obtain these pai'ticu2a.rs..as no tender will be considered un- less accompanied by all the in- formation required. The high- est or any tender will not no- cessarily .

concerning the made availabliel,

J. R. B. Coleman. Director.

Ottawa, February 10. 1964. National Parks Branch. Department of Northern Affairs

‘change were mixed and cans-

a great extent by Eastman Ko- dak’s rise of ass to izt-is audl by fractional advances of sev- eral other key issues.

ainers outnumbered losers‘ by 65 to £83, among the 1.313;

issues traded i to

The Dow Jones industrial av-,

erage made a small gain at .11.39

at 794.56. _

The Associated Press average’ of 60 stoc edged up 2 toj 2947

I XEROX RECOVERS Xerox recovered from some

itop of the most-active list. ris-: ing 4% to 82 on 112,000 shares. 35V

Chrysler was second as it con-. tinued to back-pedal, losing 1 at. 40% on 01,700 shares.

Among Canadian issues traded, Dome Mines gained 55. Canadian Pacific and Hudson Bay Mining V4 and international Nickel and Distillers Seagrama Ii. Mclntyre Porcupine gained

‘/2 and Aluminium Ltd ‘A

PRODUCE

In —Ex-rights. xw — Ex-warrants. Net

costs and main Exploration .1’ five cents. ~ MONTREAL CMEING STOCK! Iy Press Stock Exchange-—Iob. II mpleto tabulation d Friday trans-

change is from previous board-Int closing sale. MONTREAL (CPI ._ Agriculw M, "M ,,m,_",.,_,c_f.£_, ture department quotationsr ; A.,-....,. 527.. mi; 13..., 1_—,t,, ., Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices 1' Algomlns 25038;9|]/I 5;: + V. ~ _. m ioa 3 . 4 country stations, wooden car A V‘ W W "W “W H“ tons: Extra-la e 41%, large man." "7 .6“ .6.4_ V‘ ‘/9: medium 33% I 30: ‘Aug n pt so :52 52 52 + V. 33 a d C ng as: as 53 Butter: Current receipts non- , £5595-91:‘ £0” :2_‘‘4 1:1 [:1 +'l,’;‘ , u -..~ 4 tenderable 51, 93 score tender- I. B.“ Mm 376 564,. am av‘ ? ., able 51%; 92 score tenderable;3,,,,. CN -,9 79 79 IV.

51%. .‘Banq PC 250 :54». 54-1 54’a Cheese: Delivered Montreal. I8-_th P am 317131’! in. 173; — 2 recent selling and sprang to the waxed current receipts. whole-§:r°:mP“°"' "‘:%‘;2’:;5"‘ 35”’ ‘ sale Quebec white 35; coloredlm 4,“ 1,7, .,g' 9.; 9, 4. .Build Prod 13: 525'». 25». 261/. Skim milk powder: Spray pro- I Can Cem 135 81 ' 411/. 411/. —- so cess No. 1 in bags 14-16; roller ,9 9”" 5°‘! 1 7-‘ *3 process No. 1 in bags 13 - 14: gsLP"d" '°g,';“:‘_9/' 2:9“ 2:;/" “ feed DIJIICT DOWCET CEL pr 3 my 3131/‘ 13” 131,/‘_ 1,‘ feed 9-9‘/4. 1:: ion 39% can 9454. 1,5 Potatoes: Wholesale selling Ed; Ere; 3:150‘ 97-6» % i : 755 i. . W Dr - -' 3i.§°..‘3.“°.3.°‘”... .o- its ‘$2. goo; v: we --' ww- - - - - n tn l917 x s sI..+ Va L45-LM: N.B. new 505 .%—l.00; (' [mp 33 c moi gr,-is. 531/‘ 53:/‘ - I,‘ N.B. new 10s P.E.I. new cu. 100 si-Iv. 171/. 1754- 16 Cl Pow ,,« 1 0 s47-.. 47 47 R

Prices on the Americaii Ex-

White 755 l.70-LN; P.E.I. new white 503 1.1515: P.E.I. new

Papers were off 0.1 at 121.0. Consolidated dropped V4 and Ab-l bi ‘A. R.C. Forest and Domin- ion Tar rose ‘/4 each. I Banks were up 0.6 at 1233.: Royal ose 1/9. Montreal and‘ Canadianne Nationals 1/4 eac I Toronto-Dominion St nd perial Commer ’ " Utilities rose

ce . . 0.2 to 113.1. in- OBITUARY I Inserted by friends and rela-I tives as a tribute to the deceas- 1 ARTHUR RAYMOND HAMBLYI The many friends in both town

0; and country were saddened to

learn of the recent passing Arthur Raymond Hambly at the early age of tihii-iiyoeven years Several months ago he enter ed the hospital at which time serious. However. beyond all that human hands

could do. God called him to his eternal home. The

_ late Mr. I-Iambly was born at South Wlnsloe where he

received his education and later took up residence in Charlotte-

and National Resources.

M” bereavement.

town where he was a faithful employee for several years at Finley‘s Auto Salvage. He pos- aeseed a friendly manner was of a most ambitious nature. Even when illness struck him and he could not attend to nor- mal duties, he helped his wife operate a grocery store at his own home.

The iangely attended funeral service was held from the Cut.- cllf-fe Funeral Home, the ser vice being conducted by Rev. Donald Campbell assisted by Rev. ’l‘.R. Goudge. who spoke words of comfort to the bereav- ed family. Hymns sung were

There are left to mourn be- sides his sorrowing wife (the former Florence Weeks, of Charlottetown). five children. namely: David. age 13 years. Donna. 12, Jimmie. 9. Kevin. 6, and Darlene. age 5 years.

e is also survived by his father Mr. William Hambly, winsioe. and also three sisters and six brothers, namely: Elsie (Mrs. Harold Crawfordl. Osh- awa; Florence. (Mrs. orley Gengel. Odiawa; Daisy. (Mrs. Raymond Gengel. Charlotte- town; Wilfred oif Odiawa; Ed- win and Melvin of Charlotte- town; Norman of Union Road; George and Earl of Winsloe.

The beautiful flora-l tributes testify to the him esteem in which the deceased was held.

CARD OF THANKS

The family if the late Mr.

edged declines 74 to 73 (in

I'll‘ ‘Fl

. se his condition was consIdel‘edIN0"Ihe"| Exploration s

R . . In primary metals Algoma,"

65 1040

Hollinrer 975 Ho e A

260 ..

0l"PI Hud Bay

S.'It'r-It 35

$ . 820 S12”: 13% 12% — II $00 "60 60 +10

dian issues followed the trend. white 105 .30-.32. §§‘,§' all..." 3.45:, Ii: (sjcurigr Rai;iboulr Oil/ gainedlld. em Del men 760 van -/so ana inn vgi B ’ ' - - Chemceli 700 S12”: 12% 12% — r---um is in ‘i-a-to <55":-‘i‘éT ‘.‘i.E‘.’£°.¥.I.’I.°.I§‘..’i.'.i’.i §‘.i3°pZ‘1$§.’i.' 2:.-v:.'.-.1 .*.:°. :1-1:: -4": “- 'I“P"°’ '9" 1/‘ "id M01-Vbdenlie and CPR and Quebec Natural Con MS 835 831"; 3191; 3172: 'lw5-hat " k d_d Gas Vs each. Maritime Tele- (C:Ded::IreFr xdifioséil 3:3; 3:3:-— 1“ oc s I : graph and Telepho e d d ’. _ "‘ ‘ 1" hi Thur‘ V‘ and Ben Telephoilie %I‘-OPPG ‘fir ll:-ll A ‘la szii-1. 23% 25:. - V1 Advances 53 505 , Industrial: were off 0.1 at'1§:.I.nnI" Sn; :2 Au, , .4 Declines 493 58 l1.'5.7. Du Pont rose 1/; and As- I n Rrirtu inzs sivit 17% ivv. Unchanged 305 292 ibestos I/¢. Page-Hersey and the lT’°‘3!¢° 473 ' ‘*7 - V1 Total issue! 1313 133 ,!Moore Corp. dropped 1-’, each. IR":“‘" 3,... 1" anada Cement Wu. Asbestoslp 5.3.... mi 3.9..‘ 1% ' 1-,...‘ .4 and CIL ‘/4 each and Chemcell. :nnm Tar ms :3 13% 13% - 1.’ AI. .Dominion Glass and Dominion!“D';m git; 0' ZOOMSZZW‘ “V21”! U, Textile It each. - .° , ’ 4 ‘ , ""- ivioN-riiEA-1. (CPI — i=ricn.?m,mND,. Up ,1 :..’."',’§".‘ ‘ ,.‘..""‘.‘.‘.”“ ""‘ ‘“_‘ 2;‘ were narrowly mixed at thel 1,, genior base megays N0,-.; Fraser 3410 seam ii is -— Va close of the Montreal and Cana- land, ",5, 31' Homnge, :1, and 1' Fr Petr pr 100 3&3 Se-law 3 dial‘ 5100* exchange! F!'Id53’- ‘Hudson Bay Minin 1/ Intei'na- ‘ Gr B C" "W M mu’ 12”’ I2” 9 com oslte ind x w ‘ . . g " , IGL Paper ‘L11. 21-"; 2.116 - h P 9 3' “'3'l-tional Nickel dropped ‘rs 8IldjHaw|t Sid son sex. o-. ax... ix. 0 anged at 132.3 and advflflcfl Consolidated Mining and Smelt-‘ ma 2*: - ts