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Sm 6 Oo™ SS OT us Sareee jeoo 117 15 «17 1 ‘Leacourt eee 0 144s 13K +]: | Steep BR 3135 $13% 139% 19% + %|Secur Free 1250 55 S50 550 : Lexindin «meets 4S [Sturgeon = tet gg [Sm me LL Lae seo 300 205 3S 43 |Sud Cot 1000 © 8 8 uk. woth eos Lorade 4300 330% + % | Sullivan 1190 2 me 25 «6-5 | vidal 250 133. 110 122 +1 Lorado wis 1200 16 15 16 +1 |Sumburst. 580 1914 19% 19% +1%| Tidal wte 1000 3 2% 2% —1 Th 100 Rgotiat 450020 20 Surf Inlet 5100 4% 4% 4% ‘Trans Can 00 CU SCC ere are 16.3 tek per = = = Sylvanite 2300 113 Wi 13 U Canso vt 2% 18 1% 185 --4 |people in Prince ard Island MacLeod 116 115 115 —4 |Taurcanis 3000 8 6 83 —2 |Un Oils. 7297 24 2 24 +1 | which is considerably below the Madsen 3900 315 «|63le «(31S Teck-H 11355 25 20 m2 +2 [Wayne 22200 © 19% 2 + | Canadian of 28.64 phones | Magnet 2000.8 «68 «68 + % | Temag 550 350 330 358 +15 | Wespac 120 Ms MH U4 —1% average Malartie 4600 125 115 115 —10 |Thom L 5000 7) «66 «67 «(+4 «| Wsburne §= 1000 87s 83—isés?,—« +4 | er «(100 people, the annual Maralgo 106500 © 2 27. —1 |Tiara - 5500 84 8 «86884 —%lwCdn OG 800 18) 17% 18 +9 |port of the Island T iaertaene an a ae eee 4 83 LSS ie = Company indicated yesterday. =! ‘ + Martin (59767 35 «31 «5 «(45 (| Trin Chib = 500 20 W Decalta 7 me «6 6-6 | There are a total of 16,319 tele- Uotateh ™ 2 ms of ae 4 mS » -4 card ee phones in the province of which ihone + Mining —%%| Dalhousie 1575 17% 17%. 15,413 are company owned. McKean so lUOlhCUMlCC-2sC*«| UU éAsbestos 1000 5S (515 5S 15 (105s +8 MeWat 11050 37% 36% 37% +1 | Um Keno 835 405 305 wg’ |e | SW Pete 7 + Gross operating revenue—was | Merrill 17000 152 130 138 —4 | Un Fort oo 8 @ @ -1 .. BANES $1,170,302 in 1958 an increase of Midrim 1600 «87 a 6 6+2 Upp Car 200 6 - s Montreal 50s $30" St. aa | 10.5 percent over that of 1957 the Milliken 3040 2055 20 204 +2 3000 9 % —%! Commerce 1252 $62% G4 2% —% ood. cues tale” Shes er Be ance to coe ue ee on am 842 : Moneta 2250 106 106 105 Waite Am 460 90. OO G0 ae nied «an 6% 61 + Ml the oe Mt Wright 4062 55 52 52 —3 |Weedon ~ 1000 %% 4 M4 —% e accidenttree a~ving rec- RemeCr seo 8 MoM 1 |wialar tem oh os Oh. [aunt "me me M24 + % Grove an estimated million miles a Alumini Nea}oa 35500 16% 16 16 — % | Willroy 500 1% «61% 17 —S | Ang Nfld a5 ($6%C CK +t pay a ee ithout a single prod Nello 500 12% 12% 12% —1% | Will wts 500 115 115 15 —3 |p Magnes 300 39% 9% 9% a Nes Lab 1100 2) 6) 6s 42 | Wiltsey sm00 615 )«(14%4 14% — % | Dosco 110 $18% 18% 18% —.%| dent. : ; sae: Agee 9500 2 2 2 si we Bus a ee ae ~. Inland 4025 aC Rood ae ¥ J. E. Richardson of Halifax 1000 + Lead —1%4|| Nor Star 643 $15 + , ; New Bid 15006 Yk Bear 6050 130 12% 130 —2 |pembina m 1005 $10% 10% 10% + % a a “ 3 New Delhi 200 2% 2 28 +1 | Young HG 26950 14 1% 137 -—3 | Simpsons ‘9995 36% 36% ompany. _replaces N Dicken 19900 24 0 244 Yukeno 100 66lCU KC Stedman 165 $41 40% 40% +1% | MacKay of Halifax who held the N Goldvue 11600 8 8s Zenmac 00 2% MO Wainwright 100 200 200 200° position since 1952. N Harri 1000 13% 13% 134-1 .| Curb Walkers wet se MA MU — |" 1) Coith of Halifax 1s vice New Hosco 200 115 115 115 +1 °| Bulolo 300 440 430 «430 —15 J Weston B (238° 43% 424 424 — % a Yn : : N Kelire 30650 24 22 23% +1% | Yukon Con 3800 74 72 7% Total Sales: 2,909,000 sharés. - president. Resident director is Newlund MIO © 3% 3 OILs Ba W. S. Grant of Charlottetown. "ae oe SS ioe es oT oe a a STOCKS ‘| Other directors are C. J. Morrow, Rouyn 13600 AP C B anadian N Senator 180 7 7 7 ihn 2 eT ee High Low Close Ch’ge |C.A.B/ Bullock and A. M. Mac- New Taku 100 15 1% % +%/Am Leduc 530 164 6 16 —% | Kay, all of Halifax. Nickel MS 9963 68 @ &8 —1 | Anchor 1390000 22 «62 6 C+ INDUSTRIALS Nick Rim 200 & 8 © -6 | Asamera 600 18 180 18 ~~ | Mass F 48135 $15% 1544-1542 + %) Nis ing 1200 214 210 210 Bailey S A 2980 = = — a Arcan = a = hy } — - ry 2500 21 «2% M@ —? |Bail S 5 310 $22% 2a Bell Ph * oes” 996 $53 «5M% 524+ % ; a 30 165 153 165 «6+S~ «=| Trans Min 405 $13% 13% 13% MOORE & McLECD LTD. 3 1000 8% «68 = Ba +: | Basco 15500 82 468 8680 Inland Gas #05 “87 @% % + % ‘vee Norlartie 200. 34% BS MW —I1% | Bata 1000 )=C7 7 7 -1 : z 2s00 —_-e 2. Seitate ye = os 1® | Anch 10000 2 OCG s 3 = _ — or Bok 700 i! tom 10% > M4 | Calalta =o 2-3 leet me is is me 8 | TOOKE SPORT SHIRTS bg ease 8 4 ies 6S 4 mh mo wen RS BS ae % 4 «6410 O41 ~—1 = Calvan Con : vayne + ; z, . Y2800 183 179 tke Calvert 50 6 | Place ine cs i 6 +t || @ Drip Dry @ No Irce ‘ 7687 144 141. 142 43 |C Oil Lds 500 17 170 170 +2 | MINES i} @ Fully washable : Norsp A wis 1000 92 92 92 41 |CS Oil wts 130 8 7% 7% -—8 | Lencourt o7:00 14% 13 ds | ; : 4 3400 165 165 165 CS Pete 3300 40 40 440 | Matatch s1000 19-17% 19 «+2 @ Cabala Stripes 7000 180 18 18% |C Chiefta 1100 130 12 12 -3 (iGid Eagle G10 23 19 @3 +™% : 600 16% 16% 164 —%/C Dn Dev. 160 » = = 3 |Martin © 59767 3% 31 8 7 @ Panamora Cottons = 1000 Cc Ex G 1075 251 ~ N Kelore 5160 4 2 + : as on ttle mance mM Oe | @ Checks @ Ivy Stripes 49500 9, BCD ‘lC Homestd 100 150 150 150 MUTUAL FUNDS Soo 618 «61919 C Husky wts 400 700 - = —s By The Canadian eons nace td % aie Se eee SS Ss |e oe ee jay” es 1500 3% % 3% Charter Oil 709 168 161° 161 — | Beaubran 2997 WM | si Pamour 1100 2 7 4+2'{C Allenbee - 55 ™% ™ ™% Canadian Investment 92% 10.16 | Pardee 10 © © C Dragon = 146 2 @ @ —L | Canafund 233 405 | - EXPLOSION WRECKS FREIGHTER’S CABIN. - am SSes teense So lee | ee > Pato 1650 475 460 475 Con Peak 2000 «54% «(5% «5% — % | Commonwealth Inier 83% 9.19 | ~ Paymast 21600 «(19 1s 18% —1% |C West Pete 410 510 S10 «6Si0)6=6+5 Corporate Investors 9.47 10.29 j An engine-room explosion onthe ship and caused havoc in the the cabins, all but blown apart) escaped injury and firemen from |Pce Expl 1999 16% 16% 162 — % |Cree wis 58 2265 225 215 215 —1@ | Dom Equity Inv BG wm the Norwegian freighter Fern-|crew’s quarters above the en-|by the blast. Six crew members nearby ships helped put out the ge sl - = = Se ~ th | Soetal 4 1. 7” - ed pdb Petar a fat near Vancouver harbor sent | gine toom. An unidentified man|were taken to nospital, one of * | Proate 2900 40 40 40-8 | Dynamics 275% 185 173 18 —S | Grouped Income 401 438 | es searing through parts of|investigated the scene in one of|them died later. Thirty others | blaze. (CP Phote) | Purdex x00 9 's & —1 | Fargo 1700 610 58 @0 -—S | Grouped Income Accum 5.62 614 | Que Ascot 4 4% S30 SS +1 |Gen Pet A wo — = = vo — ee re “er pe Que Chib a? 2 1 Plai 475 ‘$1 - vestors Growth - : ; {Cc Red Pop ome iu 1 Mt 1100 Cop ato oo - Home OU A 1800 S18 18% 184 Investors Mutuaj 11.67 12.62 | C Regcourt ome 144 144% 14% — %/ Que Lab 200 C6 - 6 +% Home Oi] B 465 $17% 17% 1742 — % | Keystone 13.45 1455 | DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS ES Si: !.S B22.6. "Re ses Sie si ‘oa + an 1000 184) Ww 8 i 20 —- jutual Accumulating 7. i ; Conwest 300.410 410 410 —15 |Q Metay m0 8 et in Pete same Mb 2 | Meeteel Encoene Fond 5.36 586 | Cop Corp 10 3% 3% 3% Qunston 7 3B 0 %% Marigold soo 15 «1515 North Amer Fund of Cda = 9.31 10.12 | has ae Se ee ea ee ee ie Bie ee a 210 + 141 138 138 1a 23520 i SUMMARY 1.90%; 3 LE7%; 8 LTH. IWA and | aes «oka CANADEAN | Couteo 00 8 8 @ inville 100 3) 8 li chy «2557 8 1 | Regent Fund 5.82 Oy ; co. are 1.68%4: 21 3 tee 12% 49% Crniguat — ih *. *. _ —15 ace . _ ai - > ms N Superior 700 1s ” - ad Supervised Amer Punt 4 ‘ restaur I 4 * me = —“Northiear Tse = = —_ | Supervised Exec 6 Teroie,— Market lower tng: 1 durum 1908; 9 Lap i wees ine oo iki, Sm |eramess te : ; - > ’ Aragon 1 i - : | a 13 ' 4 eco : light trading. : 3 1.73% De Cour 1506 2B 26% 8% — Rockwia 10000 6 4% 44 a be 315 $3 4035% we +1 | superviesd Growth Fund 1.93 New York — Chemicals, elec- TORONTO Deer Horn 3500 % % 2% + % | San Ant 21599 @ 61 61 +1 |Northid 2:22 +8 | Supervised lscome Fund 47 4.8 > p 2. om ; _— ’ —_ Elect: le 4 tronics improved. : Deinite 50) OSS Satellite” = ‘see 8 [Pac Pete 3173 “$164 15% 15% — "Timed Ineotment Fund 05.65 05.5 Montreal — Market lower in NEW YORK TORONTO (CP)—Western oils | nome %S $174 17% 1? Sherritt 363 35 «(33 «0300 —S |Pac Pete w MO S11 Mill | United Accumulative 15.08 fairly active trading. id ropped back for the fourth ses- | Donalda wee 8 12 13 4] |S Sted te 8 Peres pr 1 SS 1 See ee heen: ee NEW YORK (AP)—Electronic, sion as the stock market was| Duvan 3500 ll a = +2 oe a 650 1 ao 81 “ Peruv Oils — = mo 7 ca ee chemical and rocket fuel a Wednesday in light trad-| fax Mal 23150 198 1s 1954 |Sidcona meen w sé | Fuamee ee ah ae ered CURRENCIES staged one of their greatest ad-| ing. | East Sul 1600 210 203 MS +2 | Stanleigh oo 8s & @ ~ | Place 18700 168 163 16 +1 vances Wednesday in a stock | Base metals were the only win- — Yeo us ss ue +1 foeeuk “2 4 2 _ | Prairie ou aa = a = MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S.| market which declined over-all ners and their final gains were | Eldrich | ae a Starratt 7300 7-6 OH Ranger 25 27 6 +t dollar closed Wednesday at a dis-,as many blue chips sagged. only a few decimal points. oe = oe 2 oe eer me 6 6-4 iReef Expl 16000 8 J 8 +% count of 3 15-32 per cent in terms} Rails, oils, steels, motors andj Final volume was 2,909,000, | Exp! A” aa, alaet s. +© of Canadian funds, unchanged. | |coppers were lower. Utilities | slightly better than Tuesday’s|Faraday ‘700 % % % +2 ' Pound sterling, $2.71%, un-| were-mixed. American Telephone | 2,823,000. Not one of the five most “Ao _— co S a - all .) hanged. dropped 2%. The Associated active mines traded 90,000 shares wrobiener 1178 2 2S 2s |S Cc U D he Oo R E gy Press’ average of 60 stocks fell|}and price moves were around |Geco Mines 900 $22 2i's 2% — 40 cents to $226.90. five cents. Consolidated Marcus | Gee 1000-1548 ,15'8 us Me —~ % : : : ‘ ; : Geo Scien 4200 120 us is —S NET EARNINGS |smme cansdan inves, tod-(tod he test seeuaive ain wees? SS 3 WEEK-END SPECIALS son Bay Mining lost %, Alumin-|20 cents at $1.07. | Glacier 1300 37 a 38 + Cochrane-Dunlop.Hardware Lid|ium Ltd., and Canadian Pacifie| In senior western oils, Calgary | Glenn Uren 10m 2h sama! year ended Dec. 31: 1968, $473,-|% each, and Dome Mines and | and Edmonton had the major loss | cai Ease e00 3 1 @ +™% NEW N 453; 1957, $557,043. Walker Gooderham % each. Mc-| Off 2 at 28%. Royalite lost 55 | Gold e000 st = = -— EW New Dickenson Mines Lid. 3/Intyre Porcupine gained 1 and In-| cents at $9.35. |Grandror on 160 160 160 mos. ended March 31: 1959, $103,- | ternational Nickel 5. In base metals International | Greynk we 6S 4 ROBIN HOOD BOSTON CREAM jm: 1958, $97,110. Shawinigan was up % in the| Nickel gained % at 89'2 and | Gunnar = SS ee el Canadian list on the American|Noranda was up ‘2 at 52'2. How- nae Meck. we ou nl PIE MIXES DIVIDENDS exchange. Scurry | Rainbow? ever. Consolidated Mining ond | Beran pond A 7 2 ; dropped % and Preston East|Hudson Bay each lost ‘%. H of Lakes e “ : 3 ; Dome and Jupiter Oils % each.| Golds were quiet and changes| hoa” = = oer CHOCOLATE, BANANA, SPICE, GOLDEN . Great North Gas Utilities Ltd., What stocks did: : were few. McIntyre added 1 at |Hojlinger 1735 831% 2% 3% + %) EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE $2.50 pfd. 62% cents, $2.80 pfd. Wed Tues | 83 while Kerr-Addison was off %|Hovle, | 3S St Sh — Me 70 cents, June 1, record May 21.| Advances 414 499} at 19. : inspirata oo lOO 2 59 Neon Products of Canada Ltd. | Declines 631 529| Index changes: golds off 31 to | Int Nickel 216 $0% S8% 9914 + “ gs. C eom. 15 cents, July 24, record |-Unchanged 208 227|90.80; base metals up 02 to|int Ran) me OS 2 July 3, 15 cents, Oct. 23, record} Total issues 1253 1245| 175.74; western oils off 2.10 tolirn Bay 100 20 20 20 —S Oct. 2. Beth seal 30 0 Monty W 48% | 132.33. iso Uren 37000 se. 2 +1 2 Ibs. Devon Sliced Ib. jarner 42% NY Cent 27 ’ ? J Watt @ son "as say Pagal ma Al cana 0 71% Radic Corp 65% Sy Vie Conetiansmencte: Jacobus 3050 8 25 wha , Sept. . Ug. | Cons Edison 64% Std Oil NJ_-_- 31% Toronte Stock ExchangeMay ¢@ Jellicoe 3 4 6 con 17, $2.50, 1956 pfd. 62% cents, a M% Utd Aircraft 62 (Quotations im cents unless marked 8. prea a a = = +% \ 2% Vanadium Odd let, — Ex-dividend, xr—E | Jonsmith Oct. 2, record Sept. 8. a =, Guntes. aebl aeaw en cdeeanee Keavile et ty iant ‘Grade AC 6 to 7 Tos} Net err : Int T T Steck Sales High Low Clese Ch’ge|Kilembe 1480 310. 35 310 + Kennecott MINES Kilem wits . 425 «0-1 1% ll +% PRODUCE Acad Uren 1715 8 7% 4+ %| Kiem C wis ime S 6% 88 tt Cc 0 . MONTREAL (CP) Agric deta Advocate 400 SSMS MS +S KE NL me Os at E ee Agnico woo OST 7 wv —I . 2% —% department quotations: Akaitche 300 6. 4 6 + M%|Labfader = 555 SBN NO Ib. ee eer tations Ae Exel 9000 1% 0 © —4 |Leke Co a2 2 oe MONTREAL (CP) — Am-Larder 7500 4 32 3% +1 |L Shore on sm Mm 41 te country station, wooden cases, Amal Rare 200 15 16 16 —i |L Wase z se es C a a extra-large 40%-41, large 40-40%, | "ere moderafely lower in ait hiantens 700 7%) 73 OM OB | Leitch 379515218 medium 38, small 33, B 28, ¢ 2 active trading Wednesday on the/| Anglo Hur 105 $12% 12% 12% Receipts 139. Montreal and Canadian stock ex-/A71 ,. 7 3% 63 «(f 2 Ibs. Butter: Current receipts tend- | °"™8¢s. Arcadia 2 6 (OS - 59 erable 63%, non - cnt tend The decline was evident in joe one wh "6 ‘4 zy: C 62%; fresh grade creamery print most stock classifications, and ‘Atlas Yk 1200 «(9 “ 9 Job price 65-65%; fresh wholesale |°™!Y two of six stock indexes! Aumache 700 6 6 1 —® CANADA head. Decli Aunor Ss OO tenderable, 64, non - tenderable,|“®T® hea nes outnum- ; *|bered gains. Profit-takin Avie ~~. oo eued te 63%. B WAS | Barnat 3500 176 «17% 17 —3 SEALED TENDERS eddr Cheese: Delivered Montreal not — for at least part of the Bees Exe a o 2 2 tf | the undersigned, and ie waxed, Quebee white 32; colored | ‘°**- _ “TENDER FOR BREAKWATER EX- : 82: wholesale Quebec white 33: : en was we ter the most oa = 4 » m+ “% scenes: cena HARBOUR sr. Ballet White colored 33; current receipts On-|2°"'Ve ‘ssue an advanced % | Beav Lod 400 2 19 %® +8 | SOHN COUNTY, N.B.", wi tario white f.0.b., grading station, | 2 5%. It hit a new high of 15% | Belcher = 200 wk BAB Cd in the office of the Secretary, TOILET PAPER no quotation, colored no quota-|e@tlier. Early -gains -in other er | Bibis 29000 14% 12 14° 49% | until 3.00 p.m. (E.D.S.1.)_WEDNES tion; wholesale Ontario, colored | *SU€S were also pared. Bicrott 130 7 78 7% -—2 | nay, JUNE 3, 1959. : ; no quotation. oP | Losses in the papers were| Bidcop’ .. Tm J 37 ATH + 1 Plane and specification can be S C : : Potatoes: NB. 75s 1.85-2.00; mainly fractional, but they were ota m6 6T: Th; TM seen and forms of tender obtained : : ; N.B. 50s 1.25-1.40; N.B. 108 .28-| Dig ests 0 Be index. St. Lawr- | Bouzan ee 8 onl ee ee S G C ooses 30: P.E.I. 75s 225-2550; P.E.1.|¢ice Corp. was down % at 17. Rene «= nS SS ap | Department ef Public Works, ’s — 20 oz. tin g Wash land 1 10s 35; California white 100s 5.50. The utilities and banks were|Broul Reef #09 % M & awe, Ontario, at the office of the Clark's ashed Is 4 Ibs. ‘ ‘ narrowly ahead in heavy turn-| Brnhrst 100 lei) sw HH District Engineer, New. Customs. ; f over. Brunsman = — <a? ~* _, | Building, 7.0. Box 1350, Seint C ; GRAIN Refining oils and pipelines were | Buttad soo 13 ot +1 | John, NB. end can be seen at the i e mixed in a fractional range, but | Bull Ank 1300 %5 235 —8 | Post Office et Musquash, St. An- WINNIPEG (CP)—Prices gen-| losses in the western oils ex- — = a es = drews and Chance Harbour, N.B. \ erally showed firmness Wednes-| ‘ended to more than a point. |Camp Chib 450 810 790 810 +10 To be considered each tender day on the Winnipeg Grain Ex-| The base metals, constructions, | C4" Astoria ime 8 8 68 —l%6| must be accompanied by one of : change due to lack of commis-| foods and steels were irregular. C Dyno ao 6 a “ the alternative securities called for g C Malart 400 37 oe lS oy ane mee feailan sion house selling following re-| Trading in the mines and oils|C N Inca 1104 20% me Se oi bas a igen ; ports that recent moisture in| W45 at its slowest rate since|C ‘W er 8 Le Fong oe — — southern Saskatchewan and| February. Prices dipped nar-| Can-rrin oe a a +1 a by od _— _ a ‘ southwestern Manitoba was dis-|TOWly lower in the afternoon. | Can-Met m:6 8 6 8 [Se ~ conditions appointing. Broader export. de-| There were no features. co — 2 ne — D aa : ” mand also was a factor in the The ‘closing averages show the | Cassiar 1500 $10% 10% 10% —% 1 Chief Engi ok tweugh the upturns. banks yp 43 at 66.13, a new | Castle 900 40 0 540 ia . ce office (H. & R), or Lakehead prices for class two, | high, utilities up :2 at 162.1, a|C7%, 88 1%) ims im 42 | the office Bg wie Py — IWA and domestic wheat were |"eW high, industrials off 1.1 at|cem Pore 201 » @ m —1 |,, ee eke ‘ia. mane. up % cent from Tuesday. 314.2, combined off .7 at’ 263.5, |.Chester 000' 472 B47 . » NB. will supply d ae Feet off 5.1 at 452.1, ‘Chib Jac 2900 610 gs ys: Dlue-prints and specification of the Closing prices: | at 452.1, a new low, Chib-Kay m2 8 8 work en depos of tum of 25.00 or rue ; Oats—May % lower 73%b; Jly | 4nd golds unchanged at 86.9. | chi M 30 125 125 125 in the form of a CERTIFIED bank % higher 75: Oct % higher 75%4-a. | Abitibi ms Frey 30% | Chitno mS SS SM tl hee or mene settle & ee _M hanged 99%b: bit pr Gt Lakes 37% | Coch Wijl 4200 375 369 370 +10 ¥ Y : ' Barley—May ‘unchang 8D; | Ashestos 28 How Smith 41° | Coin Lake 7300 18 17% 18 +1% | the order of the RECEIVER GENERAL : Vi ’ Jly % higher 99%sa%s; Oct highe Bank Mont 39 Hud Bay Min 56% | Coldstrm 13300 6 3 “a 2 |OF CANADA The deposit will be re oma a our ; Bank NS 76% Imp Bank | Colomac nm 6 6’ eI : " 1.01%. f Bnque C Nat 3% imp Oil «2% \Comb Met 1467 0 © & 4 y% | eased on return of the blue-prints Flax—May 3% ‘higher 3.094; | Bnque Pc 5M Int Nick 89% |C Belkeno 10300 14. 12 14 42. | and specification in good condition *No soup’s made to please Sly 2'2-2 higher 3.01%; Oct| Bathurst A = 47 = Int Pap 112 |C Callinan 220 (17 17 ° 17 within a month from. the date of ‘A Imer T to Soup! Sweet creamery 22-24% Whilsgher 2.93% a ” a = ao 5 ee a . -_" a — reception of tenders. If not return- butter, Spel eee ” P ; ; 4 ass-Fer ; Jiy 214-2% higher 3.01%; Oct | Brazil 6% McColl c Siecapery 1900 38 380 38 48 |ed with that period the deposit will CAMPBELL’S Seamed, fresh mings. And tomatoes full 20 ozs. for 216.2% hi 2.93%. Bldg Prod 36S St. Car 16% | C Fen 175 2 2% 6 0-3 | be forfeited. ' 242-2% higher Cleveland 16 Norands 32% |CG-Arrdw 90 3% 3% © - each 10 oz. tin! Treat your family to the true, Rye—May 1% higher 1.16b; Jly | c cement U% Price 45% |C Halliwell 19000 82 © © —2 he lowest or any tender not fresh flavour of Aylmer Tomato Soup! . %4-%q higher 1.14%*%-; Oct %-%|C Cement pr 2 Que Pow 414%|}C Marben 1500 4 46 4% —3 | Necessarily accepted: , ree ee ee ~ j : : higher 1.14%-. oo 41% an Rank @%|Con Howey OO oe = bo —s ROBERT FORTIER, ati gulch feniban anne; . nk Com 62% oyalite 970 C Marcus 22508 11 +a seal : : a“ Prices for class two wheat for | an. Brew So City 8 icons eo = aN - % rene ee me oe 7+ FKEE DELIVERY __' DIAL Tomato « Vegetable « Asparagus « Celery + Green Peas Cream of Mushroom | export to countries outside IWA: : | Gao Coon 3% Showin Hic ue ee — 8, . ae a retary. ave ~ + Scotch Broth + Cream ot Chicken + Chicken with Rie » Chicken 4% St ¢ s 22 ELM ‘ Wor 1.60%; 2 1.65%; 3 155%: 4] cop 204 Trans Can PL 27% |C Mosher 30 95 —. J omens, May 6! P1950. oo : ee ee es dinate Cockshutt “ i Un Steel M%|Con Negus SR +1 - \ —_

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Halifax. D. M. Gass of Chariottetows

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