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i - °F diemiennpeiisiiainioatnetanitithed ; . @ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Saf., Aug: 15, 1959 : ey eens Yvette Geflant MacPhee soLiMien Ann Hogg , — = = 5 as ? "Mites Bact ‘ eee ‘John Newcombe s*George Lecky ET QUOTATIONS ee ae? | See s*Mary Macias Shiey Mayer" coeme,‘Livings ; mee Comins, ni Magennis Mooney — Ernest Stavert **Boyd MacDonald see tes ; arbara Jay. Moore St A Donald MacEachere : *Ruth MacEwen, Veronica . Taylor Class eet Deve ‘Weslo “Shella Sharp 1% to 42, Noranda was off 1%|!=t T T F} *William MacLean. yore M1 *Yvonne Buote Winston Yeo Tignish High School SUMMARY at 53% and point leanne wore eae ome Annear Wayne Dickieson Class Gass, 1 taken by International Paper Cis. *Cornelius Doiron Noreen Cameroa Calaghan By THE CANADIAN PRESS | 1% oP aimee at 47'>. But As- TORONTO Kinkora High School Donald MacKenzie Paula Doucette *Heather Clark Carmen Carragher Toronto: Banks weak; market | bestos improved one at 32%: and Class 1: Edna Stella Matis High Ssbeol *Kent Clark ine Chaisson down in |i trading. . ~| Consolidated Paper was up % at é Dorothy Leard. Morell High Schoel Class I *Arnold Driscoll Alice Gaudet New York: Market easier; sel-| 41%. - TORONTO (CP)—Base metals} Dorothy Morris. Gase.4 pee *Frank Ellis ; ective gains. . Foods, beverages and construe-|4%d° western oils rallied at the; Elizabeth Mclver, Robert MacEwea Adrien | Elizabeth Ann Gallant Audrey O'Meara Montreal: Market easier im|tion issues were also on the/Close as the stock market was) Ruth O'Halloran, a hoe U coe *Grant Gallant te trading weak side. Walker was off one|/ower for the second straight ses-| Helen Power. _ Bruce MacLean an ae Betty Gaudet *Gloria Arsenault es at 38, Canada Packers B de-|Sion amid quiet trading Friday.| Florence Walker. ant Patricia Pauline Leard * enhere clined 3% to 50% and Dominion| Base metals were down almost| Lauretta White (Sr. Mary Caro- Eaves Coffin Class ies |’ Beverley Matheson Philip “Harper” CURRIENCIES _ [tar was down % at 18%. one-point and western oils a little] iyn) ard Coffin oe Beverley Philip Harper Losers in fractionally - mixed more than one-third. Golds gave Class i: ” oop nyilis Dunn **Elizabeth Dickieson MH i Ama Joan Kennedy MONTREAL (CP)—The U. §./utilities included Bell at 42%, | ¥P one-half. *Rose Marie Broth Richard. Grits Ida Gallant aun Machusend Anne Marie Keefe dollar closed Friday at a dis-| down % and Power Corp., off % y speculatiye mines} Callistus Campbell. J LaPierre é M = count of 4 21-32 per cent in torms | at 18%. topped the 100,000 niark but four} Ann Connick ae an nee Donald Matheson ary MacDonald Elizabeth McCaron of Canadian funds, up 1-32. Pound| Losers in fractionally - mixed|% the five most active were up| Maureen Craig Bernice Steele ong aa *Joe oa enn Bigg i 1-16 utilities included Bell at 42%,| Pennies. New Mylamaque lost 10; pj; Duffy Class 1 Macintyre: ee en down 5s and cwer Corp. off | Cents at $2.00. at an ae Geen tm *Deborah Gallant **Neil Peters “*John Gavin % at 62%. In other groups Indus-|_ Banks reacted to increased), ” a Alice Green. sRoy Coffin *Dorena Gallant Joop Plomp __Terrence Perry PRODUCE trial Acceptance surrendered one| Bank of Canada interest rates Estell go on 7M on Kennifie **Mary Gallant Catherine Scott Marjorie Richard ‘ at 40 while A. V. Roe picked up ater lead - ‘cage curtail- Nyall- ughes oe tea High School / *Robert Simmonds ks tea 3% at 11. : men joans ma the banks.| ... " oe Class I Karen n Smith MONTREAL (cP) Aericuture| 120, srodacing” mines, New Commerce dipped 1 ci le sheila Lambe. Johnny Weir monty dhiciens *<Winston ‘Seitn | PAINTING? ; ; ; Mylamaque lost 15 cents at 2.23. ; Montreal were ; kiana + Dame Academy John “ Speirs ; ae oe org re tome The iain avdfaee Seniors were down in base met ee Mulligan, Class I ‘tine : S ing Biret Joan Underhill i : : tenis 4514-46: or 44-45; | banks off .56 at66.32 . utilities off | 4s but a few junior coppers were) | evra abe. ae ee David Connell ee ene Pittsburgh Paints, ediumn 34: small 28: B 27; C 18,/0.3 at 1544, industrials off 0.9 at | 4,little better. Noranda dipped % Rita McCabe. . ‘ Sia illiams keep that Just Painted leck sere 5 Be: |323.5. combined off 07 at 2678/2 53, but it was trading ex-| Geraldine McCarville, coun lane Sen ae oe © LONGER! ' Butter: Current receipts, ten- Papers Up 1.6 at 41.5 and golds vides, | lsterantiénst Nickel, seanenan shoves ana | McCallum Money acme ee c . . ye : 06. x son y, .falconbrid é J . : Class ments, SG, Bie ~ tenderelis, oe es Lacie ee nl Gereeade Mortieasld. **Margaref* Jean Batchilder Catherine Murphy **David Bernard handler Bros. ; &%. fresh grade eer er ee In golds. Hollinger was off Winston Roberts. “Margaret Jean Buchannan udy MacLean Bert Brophy Ne. 1 Plywood Place job price 632-5; frsh) Abiubi 37% Fraser 23% % teen ai Eprints, P abl 64. Asbestos 324 Gt Lakes “« {at 33% while Kerr-Addison lost| Class IH: Helen Bolger _ e MacLean Irving Campbell. Charlottetown, P.E.L wholesale, tenderable 64, DOM | Bioue C Nat 37% Hud Bay Min 33 {42 at 20%. Gian ife | **Terrill lanchard. Diane Burgoyne Donnie MacNeill **Norma Jean Crozier tend ble 632 ant Yellowknife a ete _ coanest Delivered Montral ak NS got ime ow | Added 35 cents at $7.85. on Dougherty. “Beverly Claybourne =e —— — Swot waxed. cuzrcat -eceip. Que- |Beqwe PC a Int Nick oy | Bailey Selburn ‘added 45 cents| *Eugene Mulligan. Marilyn Clow i (e nite 95. colored 35. whole) SEN et Pap 1m jat $8.60 but few other oils had |**Victor McPhee. Patricia é ' bee white 35, ~ or as i = = Bell 2 se ee me gains although losses were some-| Miscouche High School Helen Curley j . : gale, Qierrent receipts Ontario Cian 2 Noranda sd sau{What reduced at the close. Cal- |Class I Geraldine Duffy j an ou white fob di tati 37%4-_ © Cement 32% 4Paudash 33 | @ary and Edmonton had the big| *John” Roy. Coreen Grant aS by ; . slored. 3744-383 hholesale oe es S| loss, off 1 at 24%. Class H: Dianne Harvey 7 4 ee weed ona white walt Sen Com. Raval Bank ss | , Index losses: golds .05 8,961; | **Theodore. Arsenault. Janet Hynes : = se oe om Balas way ais wera | nase May Deotoccn, | Cat At ioe | FOR PAYING YOUR - : . 4 Sh 7 o 70. : Potatoes: Quebec new 75s 2.25-,C™ Celene Stanie sat] Seneeee Cuamne seecihs Joan Gallant. pore. elly 2.50. C Int Pwr pr 45% Trans Can PL 2B By The Canadian Reginald Hitchcock, ° rsa ee CPR Og UN Steel 1% | Terente Stick Keebange ius “4 Emily Maddix. “Patricia LeClair fo Sie "Pee ee ee | CARRIER PROMPTLY § ams 2 AS - a rT oa . GRAIN D Bridge B = Pap 41% = ights, hime: — Tr nn nae, oe MacDonald i ‘ T ws d . ‘ rgaret MacDonald WINNIPEG (CP)—Trade was Foundation bad Steck apd wo Close ore Class Hl: oon oe ik ae ‘ en the dull side Friday on the| peat : **Marie Arsenault. arice Morrissey tions by your Guardian carrier are Winnipeg grain exchange with . ion ie te ax! + **Clarence Gallant. Aileen Noonan tah th ate a Ce . export interest slow. NEW. YORK Aan 200 7 «670 OM OCF «| **Dennis Gaudet ee O'Connell , um provide you convenient service and : os ] mS $15% + a. 2 elen Pound i CoP goed Ts; Dee) NEW YORK (AP) — Selctive |Amciarte Tee “e™ "2°," <,,_.Monanwe Mich Scheel | Doren’ Sally best meet his school and study schedules. He ) : Ss se . ee acon wail 2 : = © wnchanged 74% - b; May un- wine one Se ae soe 2 Ansi a a . = < lesa Ferenn ad | Saude Shaw may begin collections Friday and continue een re ~ 4 Ws 1 —%| Sadie He : them Saturday. — A antes: Oc unchanged 97%:| Plenty. of losers blunted the 4025 \* _ nee a = eg comer Class It , ’ Dec % lower 97%%-: May ‘s lower edge of the rise but these, too, | Aunor 1000 300 296 296 4} Norma Llewellyn ‘Leona Brown Your thoughtfulness in paying him the first 985sb. | were unsensational. Gains were Baska 40 18 «67 «617% +%| Duncan MacLeod **Marjorie Curley ‘time he calls to collect BB or Flax: Oct % higher 3.2814; Dec shown by coppers, steels, | rails, | FDvs — ee Jean MacLeod “Juanita Gallant oo t encourage him in 1% higher 3.24: May 1-1 Ir higher chemicals, drugs, motors, elee-| Bevcon uf 2S David MacLure “Irene Gamester prompt service. It will save him extra work , 3.28%4-%. po rey |tronie and electrial equipments. | Bitis me. 6 15 Wiliam Reilly ee ere es for which he would receive no additional profit. ; Rye: Oct % lower 116's: Dec Airlines edged to the downside..| Seve a, o s*. Ca °. — — It will give him more time for school THE GUARDIAN 1 lower 1.16%: May *s lower oa Asceciniet Tn 2000 #asi«* Ns Wacom 48 Freer Besetstel other activities . . . and be greatly appre- 1.2158. ee ee ; . - i ta ee tat le = | ciated SS i heat for| On the Canadian list. Aluminum | Bralorne 410 610 600 600 —29 | “Norman Anneart i amond - : ; et ae deuntehen oobeade wa. |iad lost 3s. Canadian Pacific %, a —_ = = = = Helen Beck re } ICE CREAM CORE “as B 1 nor 1.65%; 2 1.63%; 3 1.53%; | Distillers Seagrams ‘s. Hudsom pasa eee Se as | ee | WATCHES And RINGS Filled cod Secled ot the FREEZE | ; 4 Lar: 5 . “au - 1 42% }| Bay Mining 15, International Buff Ank 200 132 «162 «(152 a Isabel Daley if JEWELLERY GIFTS i Re ee aaah, rea ee ee durum ‘Yat 2 1.77%: 3 1.66%: Nickel 53 and Walker Gooderham Beff RL 200 0UC«slCts=«iC’ Charlies Hansen WILLIAMS TWA and domestic prices: 1 nor| 74. Granby Mining rose ‘s. Camp Chib 20 MD Me Ne +8 sartes Meee JEWELLER by { Perfection | Sensatio | 'N fr th Whi H 1.65%: 2 1.63%: 3 1.5344: 41.47%;!' Prices on the American Stock one RL WOFIG 210% 10 “omnes Caines 137% Gt ‘ na ews om e ite unter : aa can oo ant ae % i Malart re » = x» > Doris MacDonald 714 Gt. George Dial 9397 } BR ~ Brazilian Traction “and Scurry epbias ue s s "Tr MONTREAL Rainbow Oil % each on the Cana- — = — = = 4 * a— 5 0 (iil LY CYLINDER © cy arc son MeetEOD — 2 | What stocks did: | Coribae ~~ ew 8 . ra | ee * 1res one MONTREAL (CP) — Prices! Fri Thur Cassar a Sil% 11% 1%4—% ( GEE, Cy, Met SURE BE ; a were soft with some changes .ex- Advances 2. {aoe oo 135135 135 430 | StAO WHEN 1 TRADE THIS KILLED TH ‘hk a ~-_ tending to a point or more at the Declines 399 517 Cent Pat 24250 188 162 170 —16 OLO JUNK HEAP IN ON E . a . 4 close of modest trading on the Unchanged 229 208 Cent Pore 100 M 4 4 +1 \@ GOOD USED ca AGAIN, CY, Veg 5 > Montreal and Canadian stock ex- Total issues ae 1 | eee ey ae ee as” a R aT r yf iday NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS ester & 3 3 Allison MacLeod : -, . Be ee as aieald ‘eee |B es os Se ED Maes oe tos GP EFS 4: " Borg Wa Sin NY Cent 2 : - s vinciale dropped l'2 to 43%, ond > toe, mabe Corp Cech = an a. Ba +5 O Py = te Commerce was down 14 at 62% Cons Edison 64 ee a | neta So won % i 43 ie er i % to 38%. Ot pg iodo ey lec 3600 12% 1% 12, —% - ; Nee eee ee CoS Yee co: ao ee papers and steels. Moore dropped 'Gt Nor Ry 524 * (Continued on page IL : ' 7 s GET TRACK BERTHS | ‘6 HALIFAX ‘CP) — Four more | anata S ODU a 10 young Nova Scotia athletes will : | ’

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