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Canadian Stock P ' IICBS ' 1 MONEREAL. ‘Nov. I—(CPJ—Act- v: tra lng in oth mine: ard ae- lected industrial: today spurred prices on an upward movcmcnt started yesterday. Most gains were fractional, although a few strong MONTREAL" N0“ 2 _(CP) __ spot: were noticed in metals and Prices on an clues we" ‘bow pave“ steady on the two Montreal live- Industrial sale: were approxl- stock markets today The “w ca." énﬁiﬁhsfljggo‘xefegigrdégafaifslsl tie offered were b: common to Mining turnover wall 315,800 shares. qua“? livwgodaéleﬁnazgns” compared with 448,600 shares in illr: e ‘a v95 w re n g t“ 76 h ' Preceding session. \ i Rump“ we" 59 c“ deiol sleep Closing average: indicated bank! and hmbs‘ m houtezn cl Va’ up .36 at 21.51; utilities up .1 at P1" 1° m‘ “l”; 1,; m‘ _ I- 76; lndusiriais up .6 at 135.15: pap- Medium “W5 3' ,w “Qnd a" up 335 a, 36172 and golds up anon butchers 1142.50. Lanners an L97 a, 643a cutters 8-11. Good bulls 16-18 with There were 211 issue: traded on few at‘ 19 and (mtsmndmg ‘mus M‘ I the two markets, o! which 84 were m? °°mm°ner kind‘ n45‘ ed higher. 48 were lower and 7:7 re- G°°d "315 277 “mm” w m l: ,meined unchanged. Seventeen new mm kmd!‘ 2°46‘ Gmﬂe" 12' " highs and one new low were cstab- with bulk ‘i! “I” 1445' llghed, Good ewes and wethers steady Leading on the upswing were Bl 33'23-5°~ bucks 52 10w" “d bale metals, paper: and oils. Sev- w“! 15 °Y bill-BY $31691! 445a oral ilauu in those group: were M061 601111-110" W100 1°? U159 A traded on turnover: of more than 11088 31-50 Ind "w! "m ‘l’ 3'77 1.000 shares. Still moat active mine dressed- issue was United Asbestos which sold 94.600 shares. Consolidated Smelt‘: touched a new closing high of 29 1-2 after soaring up tour .points. Noranda added 1-2 to alnew high of 56 while "numb" no“) Hudson Ba Minin- Jum ed two points andy Interriational) Nickel TORONTO’ Nov’ z— was 1-4 better. . Sn!" stock (you At Toronto TORONTO. Nov. z--<c1=>- All 1§% Qlfhnm _ l4 1.4 groups rolled ahead as trading con- 11650 Anglo Cd“ _ 279 tinued to better the 2,000,000-share “O00 Apex _ __ 10 mark on the Toronto Stock Ex- 148500 Anacon 5,; change today. Base metals builoon- 1500 Area 1T ed to the highest figure on the ex- 115m AS11183)" 12 change's index since August 1937. 9500 Astor“, 05 1.2 Golds were active for strong ad- 9600 Atumtkfbu 53 vances and western oils touched 58300 Athena 15 1-4 the ‘highest since 1938 early in the 13500 Aubene __ 12 1-2 sess on. ,1, The base metal climb was steady 4% galrijoal-que _ 31:) in heavy trading as many o! the 150 Bk of Mo“; Z7 1-2 list established highs for the year. 225 Bk o; NS n 36 Consolidated Smelter-s flipped 23o Bk o; TO,- 34, 1-8 ahead in the last hour for a .3 3-4- 48000 Base Me; I33 point gain at a high at 129 1-4 and 2100 Bevcourt 15 Noranda and Hudson Buy were 3600 Bidgood 14 strong gainers for highs. inier- 9200 Bum-o ' _ 12 national Nickel was the only stock 3000 Bonemi 12 .01 the big four to weaken. Labra- 3500 Bordulac 1,5 dor, Reeves MacDonald. Falcon» 4500 Boycon 04 1-2 bridge, Quemont and East Sullivan 10o Brulome" 3 were among the better gainers. “O00 Bl." Dom 23 lloiiinger was a standout ill the Bunud '31 reawakened sulior gold list. Ii mo Bu“ Auk 1343 traded more than 11,500 shares for 3000 Bu“ Cd“ ' 11 an advance of 7-8 at 12 and cstab- 2650 CB1 Edm " 5gb llshed a new high at 12 5-8. Nich- 2500 Calmont " 5a olson opened at a rapid pace for a 1,60 Bk of Con, g3 3-4 strong gain but profit-taking later ‘ 8 Cd“ Brew ' g1 3-4 in the day pulled the pricc down is id M.“ 5,5 two cents while the stock traded . (émr-‘ibqr; , 7 .. 11.0 almost 250,000 shares. 50o CBS Tram 15;, » 2200 Cent Led _5_1 - 1200 Cent Pat .. 137 Montreal Exchange o» c-m PM 1*’ 3000 Centremaque *5 __..._. 2000 Chem his . Abmbl 11 1-4_ 53100 Cheskir V Ashen" V 27 - 3500 Chestervllie 2134 34 n A Oil 24 1-zi asoo Chime 05 L2 Bldg prod _ 54 i 11500 Cltralam .. -- J3 Bmck Sm; 17 1.4‘ 4100 Coastal 2U i Be" Te] _ 43 3.4‘ 3000 Cochenour 06 1-2 ,can Brew '1 1.2 4000 Coiomac - l: Bathurst 21 7-3] 6000 Cm‘ Homle Pr’; 1,4 Can Cement . 24 1 1210 Cm‘ Sme i’ 121) _ Can Pacific . . 1v 1-2 14350 Cour/es‘ 40 Celanese . . 91 2000 Croinor 1O L2 Can Car Found 11 500° Danfgm-‘P 35 Can Car PM 1e 1-4 16400 Devi?‘ m, Can Steam 14 1-1 100 Denim? ' 12 can paper A) 3.3 12300 Denlson a3 1-2 cockshu" 13 5.8 9500 D9118 55 can vlcke ' 55 2000 Dickenson _8 Dom Bridge ‘ 3Q 19400 Discovery f5 Dom Cool Pfd 20 1.2 775 Damn-Bk . 36 D1! Sea; _ 1Q 730 D0111 m . :3 Dom st B _ 19 10700 Dona a. . 25 Dryden 25 3:875 Dulama 15 1-2 Fraser . ' 206300 Dul ayg. o9 L2 For?! A 2000 EastL 5 39 Founda 700 East‘ f - 163 Gen St Wares 1700 E g i, 345 How Smith . 8-150 E u lv 4:) Ham Bridge L00 mg" ' 9-, llir Walker . 45300 El osna . 13 Can 1nd Al 2500 El o . Int Nickel Imp Oil .. lnt Pele Ir Power Inter Paper . Imp Tob B C Fowler L9 Con Sme t . ' t.»- womi. . =6 i New York Exchange Massey liar . L3 1-4 ‘ Nat St Car 24 3-8 Can Nor Pi! 9 1-4 Closed-Election Day. Noranda .. 56 Price Bro: '52 BANKS Quebec Power 17 1-2 7 Commerce . .. Shawinigan .. {.4 1-4‘ Montreal - 37 1'3 St Law 1st Pfd . '14 1-2 Nova Scotiu 95 St Law 2nd Pfd , .15 Royal Bank -.> 3-8

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Mr. Edgar Sobey who left Hamp- ton when quite o, young man has now returned to the old Sobey home there where we believe he intends to reside.

B's-lends oi Mr. Albert Beer, De- Sabie, are sorry to learn oi his continued illness in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Char- lottetown. where he has been a patient for the past two weeks and over.

Mn. Fred M. Clay, one o! Vio- toria‘s most esteemed summer residents has again closed her home here and left recently to spend the winter with her daugh- ter, Mrs Ruth Neary o! Lee, Mass. She was accompanied by another daughter, Mrs, Edna Faxon who calrne home for her mother and needless to say many regrctiul farewells were exchanged.

Mir. and Mrs. bouts Henderson and daughter Kathleen, Sydney, NB. motored to Victoria during the week-end to spend a few days with relatives here, and while in the village attended the seventy- first anniversary services of Vio- toria United Church. They will be accompanied on the return home

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by Mr. Henderson’: mother, Mrs. J, Henderson who has spent the summer months here with her sister, Mrs. K.C. HOim and broth- er, Mr. Cyrus Maliett,

On Saturday afternoon the Vic- Iaria Fire Brigade were called into action under the command oi Captain Eddie Morrison to ex- tinguish a fire which partly de- stroyed two well built stacks of grain near the residence of Mr. Viotor Ferguson on the Victoria- Hampton highway. The stacks be- longing l) Mr. Ferguson had be- come ignited from a grass fire some distance away which ~had spread rapidly in the direction oi the stacks] and had 1t not been for the assistance 0f willing hands and an abundance of water at the nearby shore, tile consequences might have been much more ser- ious. - V.

Beat this who can! The other clay an 84 year old resident o! Crapauri. a retired farmer, Mr. Avred lVlaxrVittie took his potato basket in hand and briskly made his way to a neighbor's farm, that

o! lVLr. Lorne Higgins to give a lift along at the work of finishing up his potatoes picking along with the younger folk until evening shadows fell. He then canle blithely home “quite Ln the pink" as. they say with no complaints whatever of aching back or limbs which goes to silow the ldnd of stuff men of the older generation like Mr. Macvlttie are made of.

A pleasing feature at the nwrn- ing anniversary service at Victoria United Church was the presents.- ti0n 01's. suitable gift and nicely worded address from members of the Womens Missionary Society "and Evening Auxiliary of the W.- M.S. to Mrs. Jabez Lea in appre- elation of her valued sewices who for forty nine consecutive years has been the efficient secretary- treasurer of the W.M.S. Victoria. The presentation was made by Mrs. Keith Myers, president of the evening auxiliary and the ad- dress read by Mrs. Donald Mur- chison, president of the W.M.S. and which voiced the appreciation of the members of the

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The seventy first anniversary services to oommanorate the building and opening for the wor- ship 0i God of the United Church at Victoria. were iittingly observed on Sunday, October 24th with morning 1nd evening services. [fie guest speaker was Dr. G.J. Free- man M.A., Ph.D, D.C.L, Saokville NB. who delivered inspiring od- dresses at both services. At the mvmini service the soloists were Mrs. T0. Head and Miss Donalda MacLeod, each heard in fine voice and with pleasing selections. At the evening service the choir was assisted by the Bonshww Male Singers who rendered two very lovely sdlelctions in their usual fine style. The anniversary serv- ices were carried on Monday eve- ning when the speaker was the Rev. R..L. Wagner M.A, North Bedeque who delivered a very 1m- pressive address, and the Inter- Community Choral Club under the direction of Professor William Jones had charge c-t the singing tor this service which was greatly enjoyed by all present. The serv- lces throughout were presided over by Rev. TC. Head and the org-

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anist st both services on Sunday and on Monday evening was Mra Allison Lea. This beautiful build- ing. which is o-n the main high- way between ihe villages of Viot- orla and Crapaud, stands as a mon- ument to the men who worked and planned ior its erection and on a beautiful Sunday in October in the year 18'17, they had their dreams come true {or here stood a ilouse of God, beautiful in oon- struotion and workmanship opened with three services on that clay, morning, afternoon and evening largely attended by people from near and iar. The contractors who were skilled carpenters o! that day were Messrs Lloyd and Samuel French who have long slnoe join- ed the immortal throng along with other great men o! that day who were leader: in the work o! got- ting lumber out, hauled, and saw- ed under difficultie: when moot of the work had to be done by hand, but nothing daunted, they went bravely on and, pg than‘ stands until this day, this splendid Church in the best of repair. Naltnes never to be forgotten in connection with its budding are: Matthew Smith, James Inman, Thomas Bulpitt, WC. Lies, John B. bee. and Henry Wadlman, name; which should go down in the hia- tcry of this church from genera- tion to generation, as men who had the preaching of the Cinspel of Jesus Christ at heart as well as the betterment of the life o! Lhe community.

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