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~ SUMMARY ‘By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto: Market mixed, trad-

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et Market mixed,

ive. New York: Market lower, trading active.

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP)—Stocks re-

‘was active. Volume totalled 9,160,000 shares compared with 8,680,000.

Blue chips firmed to trim losses or close with fractional Gains.

Aircraft makers and_ elec- tronics stocks were mostly

lower. Motors and steels were | ing

mixed. Rails fell. i Trading again was heavy in low-priced stocks and specialty issues. . - 1 The Dow Jones average ‘of 30 industrials closed up .34 at 988.14. The Associateti Press 60- stock average was off 1.0 at 367.0. St&ndard and Poor’s 500- stock index was up .11 at 93.47. Boeing led an aircraft down; losing 4% to 150%. * Among Canadians, Canadian Pacific lost %, Walker Gooder- ham % and Aluminium Ltd. %. Up % was Mcintyre Porcupine. Canadian Marconi was up %, Canadian Javelin % and Jupiter Corp. % among issues on the

American Exchange. What stocks did: ...

‘ ‘ Fri. . Thur Declines 624 701 Unchanged 273 228 Total issues 1,439 1,429

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS’.

. By The Associated Press Bath Steel. 41% Monty W Borg Warner 4 NY Cent C and O 8% adio CRorp

Gen Elec 11% Std Oil NJ ear 48 Utd Aircraft

Gt Nor Ry 6% Vanadium

mTT 6% Westngse

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, : 000 compared with 178,000 and 1,972,000 Thursday. : BANKS FELL

Banks fell 0.77 at 131,78. Montreal and Royal slipped % to 66% and 80% while Imperial Commerce was off % to 69%. » Utilities fell 0.23 at 157.32.

Papers .rose 0.32 at 122.11. MacMillan Bloedel and Powell’ River climbed % to 28 and Abi-

Stock Sales High Low Close Ch’ge Abitibi , 3290 $12% 12% 1H + % Algoma 850 $70 69% G%%— % AAlliance 1250 36% 6% 64-—% AAlumin 2007. $36- 3542 -35% — % Alum 44 p 275 $43 42% 43: +1% Alcan 2 pr 175 ‘$4614 46% 46%4 Atg 2.60 pr 25 $50% 50% 504% — % Arg C Pr 25 $4 4 MH + K& Asbestos 2251 $254 4M 2B + % Atl Sug: . 200 $274 2% 274—% Bank Mont TS 966% 664 66% — % Banq CN 1235 871 71 AM +4 ie tee an ee 8 Bana PC 80 $52% 52% +% Bath P , 100 $4 Bath P wits” 100 $10% 10% 10%+ % Bell Phone 1676 '$60% 60% 604 — % Bowater 1400 87% 7% H+ % Brae 1482 $10% 10 10%+ % BA cu 740 $32 «31% 31%— % BC Forest 250 $244 '2%4, 24% Brinco 40104 $64 6% 64+ % CAE 1475 $12% 12% 12% Cal Pow 2000 $29 «28% 2%— % Can Cem 45 884 0% 04+ % Can Cem pr 75 $22 27 27°

C Dom Sug 1335 $244 2% 24% — % Can Iron 40 $69% © GOuy—% CSL pr. 200 9% 6% Cdn Brew 200 96%. 6% 6%

C Br Alum AA 200 $18 «618 «(18 —% C Chem wits 600 700 775 780. : C Imp Bk C 550 $69% 69% 69% — % Cl Pow 1290 $30% 30 30%

C Marconi 9630 87% 6% 74+ % ae 1640 966% 66% 6644— % CPR : pwr 100 89% % M+ Cddn P Fina 900 $12% 12% 12%

C Vickers 225 $21 21 2 Cent Del $15 $11% 11% 1% Chemcell 1650 $14% 144 M4—%& Ge Fee sis So gos hw mee 200 $22% 22% 22% +1 C Glass 100 $13 «1313 Cr-Zell A 750 $294 2 2%+ % Denison — 500 $38 37%) 37% — % D Coal pr 300 87% ™% T™% Dofasco $10 $28% 3% 2%

D Glass 1 100 $14% 14% 14%— % Dosto “2450 $164 15% 164+ % D Stores 4600 $3% UH MA— % Dom Text 450 84 3% M- + Domtar 1670 $19 10% 18%— % Donohue 100 3% % &%& Du Pont 105 $4% “UK 4K Facon 150$111 il11 11 —% Fam Play 200 $3% 3% 2%—% Fleetwood 1115 $304 3% 34+ % GMC 147.$112% 112% 112% + %& GL Paper 675 $3% 3B- B-—% Hawk Sid 0 6% MH Hh % Hollinger SS HW: oR ‘Home A 83 $16 18 1 HBC 650 S15% 15 15% Husky Ol 1575 815% 15 15 +% Imp il 1305 $53% 53% 534 — % | Imp Tob 1900 $15% 16% 1bK%—% Ind Accep 1135 $23 22% 22% Inglis 0 9% 8% ON Int Nickel _ 92791024102 102%—% Int Pap 70 $37% 3T% 37% Int Util - 800 931% 312-3148 + % Inter PL. ~ 400 $87% 87 87% +1% Int Util pr 35 SHO KHOU Laur Fin 160 $13% 13% 135% + % Loblaw A 30 $11 HN i Loeb M 600 $17 16% 17 MacKinn 5 919 19 19 +% MacLar A 8700 $24% 24%

MB and PR 19% $23 27% 282 +% Maritime E 100 $23% 23% 23% Maritime T 244383 23 2% Mass F 29030 $3444 33% MK — % McAllister 1425 $8% 8 aA Miron 6 pr 245 $10% 10% 10% Molson A MO $33% 33% 339%+ % Molson B 110 $4% Mu M%+ % Moore Corp 205 $79%4 70% 78%— % Morse ree coe et Morse Rob 0 S1S% 18% 10% +348 Mussens 100 3% M% M—%X

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Trans-Canada Pipe Line slipped | dium 33; small 30; B 33; C°30. % to 38% and Calgary Powerd Offerings adequate. Demand % to 2%. : ‘| stead

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL. (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale price to fibre cases: Extra-large 41; large 38-39; me-

y. Butter: No. 1. in Montreal government selling price 57 cents. : 4

Cheese: Delivered Montreal waxed current receipts: Whole- = Quebec white 40%; colored

Skim milk powder: Spray pro- cess No. 1 in bags 15-16%; roller process No. 1 in bags 13%-14%; feed 13%-14; butter milk powder 11-.12; whey pow- der 4%-4% cents.

Potatoes: Wholesale selling

-Winter Carnival Excitement Holds Sway At University

nival at St. Dunstan’s becomes a reality. It has been a long and arduous session for those wield- ing the responsibilities but a really successful carnival will remove all thoughts of the work involved. May this year’s carni- va, which shapes up to be the best ever, be just that. HI-LITES ae

On next Thursday evening a Torchlite Parade begins from Confederation Square to S8.D.U.

This most colorful spectacle is

followed at 7.15 by the official

opening.

The Grand Prix which takes auto helldrivers on icy angles around the tricky track will pro- “vide thrills for” everyore on Fri- day moning. This event which proved quite popular last year

* should be even better this year.

Then the evening provides a great attraction when the Clan- cy Brothers and Tommy Makem perform at the Provincial Voca- tional Institute. Again, tickets to this performance @re available on campus and stores in Char- lottetown, Sh! Sh! I hear Carni- val passes are selling like wild-

Saturday night brings the Car- nival ball and the coronation of the chosen candidates as queen of the Carnival. The candidates this year are: Joanne Power, en the Seniors; Lyris Ro s, Juniors; Donna Mur-

phy, Sophomores; Imelda Mur-

naghan, Freshmen; Helen Mac- Kenzie, Engineers; and Jean Maas, Nurses. : ,

Sports hold a big spotlight during the Carnival also. On Thursday aftern the Saints basketball squad faces St. F.X. and on Friday afternoon they face Acadia. Varsity hockey comes to the forefront on Satur- day afternoon with the “Saints” facing off against Acadia ‘‘Axe- men.”’ aan

Mustang to be his own for a whole week. :

This is just one of the extras, however. At the Variety Show on Sunday night, Clancy Brothers albums are given away — free. [And with a carnival pass free food can be yours in the Coffee Shop during the hootenanny.

The classes will be competing in events, each of which is worth a certain number of points. Among these are the snow sculp- ture, carnival queen, Grand Prix, skating and snowshoe rac- es. There’s ‘so much-more one

the news media will fill in the other events. ‘ SENS REVIEW : ;

The proposal defining the po- wers of the Red and White, the student newspaper, was pre- sented to the Students Council. A-committee~ composed: of - Law~ rence Don Elysyn, Tom McMil- fan and Richard Trottier who set up to review the matter and re- port back to the Council. -

Student Directory which contains all the names and addresses of the students at S.D.U. will’ be available next week. It is re- ported that. there is an improve- ment over the previous ‘edition in that this year’s edition con- tains the names of all student organizations and of their execu- tives.

VOTE

Council: voted unanimously to take whatever course may be possibel, through the proper channels, to have the regulation “Lights* out at midnight” re- moved. It was learned that a brief was being prepared to sub- mit to the administration on this subject.

Next week will include’ the first anniversary of the: Coffee Shop. The chairman of the Board of Governors, Robert ‘Hickey, re- ports a very successful year and indications. are that’ more suc- cess lies in the future.

could say, but so little space, so | Mistango

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The St. Dunstan's Student’s ot

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and oils 3,764,000.

‘|Vandoo 1 to 15 cents. = | Golds advanced 1.58 to 173.25-\tusara

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|mine group with a gain of 20 | Territory

cents to 3.40 Satellite gained 13 | to 79 cents, while. Duvan~was | up 142 to 31 cents:

‘In speculative oils Dynamite picked up 11 cents to 1.45 and

Pipeline moved up % to 4% and 87%.

Among base metals Inco edged up % to 102% while Nor. anda was up % to 54. Highland. Bell climbed 30 cents’ to and

Banff

For ‘those who are worrying about the weather during Carni-

val days,’we have this piece of advice.

‘We hope ’

But know not whether or not The weather will be fine. Weather- will come whether or

TORONTO tives provided tivity on the Toronto Stock Ex- change Friday. as they pushed volume to 11,604,000 shares,

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BOND MARKET 200 73°72 7 196500 2 19 2% 41 TORONTO (CP)—Prices were — 180 mii mixed in moderate ot 6% 7 ‘adian bond mari = Mh , wel 4000 7 «7. 75 — 3| Week. 200 3 7 Short - term Canada issues bend " % 2 +1%/moved higher — ites gel oo ; cent, May 1, , Closing Almmen . 3000 40 do as *” 5 |$99.65 bid and $99.75. asked. Am Leduc 20000 174 16 162—%| The long-term market was Anchor a ee eS ee Banft 4575: $11% 10% 1% + % ee Pee ro aoe + | Calvert 10100. 31 30 «630 1 = |f : F Wd om 300:- 315 {.) money closed at 25° 2 aM ; . Amount available o mone posted et € ‘vak’ $240,000,000 compared. with © Homestd 525 199' 19% 199 - 7 | $234,000,000 last week. Can SupO 5207 821% (20% 214+ %| Treasury bills were ewer? ae ia an ac 3 [compared it net woah Se h M2 Dynamic 4750 45 1m 4s + 1 /91-day and the a French 425 390 380 — 19 | closed at 4.64 88 per Gr Plains 400 $12. 11% 1%—%/ The provinci market re- Gridoil 4000 89 «6? )§=68? — 2) mained firm during the week. Mises. iene eo” Sie —“! Corporate and municipal | Mi City "13742 97. 9 9% —-1/ trading .was quiet with few Murphy 300 %£? %%? %%? [price changes. N Cont 1300" 2844 28% 28% +2% : . Roce Sas 3 . xc ma a a + s| NET EARNINGS Nerthid, 0000. ii il ii 41_| gy THE CANADIAN PRESS Se ee re eee 8 fuperial Ol! Lid. year ended Numec wt 100 35 38 «435 +1 : one fi Okalta 3500 19 17% 19, +1 |Dec. . 31: 1965, $86,000,000 or Permo 49000 32 30% 31 — 4% /$2.71 a share; g64, $79,000,000 Petrol soo 68 OCU + CU or $2.50. Pose ‘goo st at 7 1| Canadian Homestead Oils Prairie 0 60 390 39 300 Ltd., six months ended Nov. 30: Provo Gas 4 - = = - : 1965, ree _— oy ogg Seay Ra 1373 oa 31% 214+ «| Canada Comom Ce $10. Spoon. 13933 S% 4%. 47%— 3 year ended Nov. : ', , Stanweil 7600 48 «4246+ 4—«| 344,536 or $3.93 a share; 1964, | Triad OM 7100 22 20 22 + 2/$9582,721 or $3.61. ‘ Unlagher Heo Bie ta —2 | U Canso 385 370\ 370 — 15 Wespac . — | Willard Rogerson of Central . ~~." 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Winter Rates at, the Charlottetown Hotel now a in effect. 2 Single Rooms with. private bath, radio and - television 7 :

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Saint John, Halifax, St. John’s, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton,

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239" LINOLEUM TILES

Sizes $" x 9", assorted colours of rose, off ® white, green and beige.

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STARTS MONDAY JANUARY 24

VALUES

~ Special, each

10°

No Down Payment On Budget Charge Accounts

| SPoTLGHT Sale

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| Ski Jackets Regular 9.99 to to 13.98

| Many neat styles... plains and prints in nylon and cotton materials. Some i hooded, some with collars. Blue, black, red. Sizes small, medium, large and

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| Car Coats Regular 10.98 to 16.98

40 to 44. Not all styles, colours and sizes available. Sale;

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Exciting savings. at this Low Price. Smart styles in Wools, Cotton poplin, Corduroy and Pile fabrics... all warmly lined for comfort. White, Beige, Blue, Black, Green, Brown. Sizes 10 to 20 in the collection, not all sizes

in all styles and colours. Sale, each

Blouses and Shirts Clearance

ailored and feminine styles in Cottons, Nylo ns and blends.. Short, % length and full 10 to 44 in the collection, Not all sizes.

T. _ sleeves included. White and colours, Sizes colours

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_ WOMEN’S SPORTS WEAR and BLOUSES _ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY |

6.98 7.98

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