For Quick Results Advertise The Classified Wa
‘ms:
Page 10 The Guardian , giwrufers Agmmmndated I OUT OUR WAY
Friday, Jan_ 3, 1958 IN MEMORIAM.
MOASE—In memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Alden Moase, who passed away January 3rd, 1949.
A loving mother so gentle and kind -
What a wonderful memory. she left behind.
Long days, long nights, she bore her pain '
I'o wait for cure, but all in vain.
Till God himself knew what was best,
He took her home and gave her
rest. _. ,
‘Ever remembered byher fam-
ly.
I .- MacDONALD—In loving memory of Elmer MacDonald, who was lost in storm Dec 24th, 1947. We who loved you, sadly miss you As it dawns another year. In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near. Lovingly remembered by mo- lIher,‘dad, brothers and sisters.
JAY — In loving memory of Cap- tain Albert Jay, who departed this life January 2, 1953.
Sweet to remember him.
Who once was here,
And who though absent,
Is just as dear.
~ Ever remembered and‘ sadly missed by Wife and fanuly.
IN MEMORIAM
‘ MR8. MARIUS LARSEN
The death occurred at the P. E1. Hospital on November 24th, after an illness of some months of Mrs. Marius Larsen in her fifty-ninth year. Mrs. Larsen was the former Nellie Heffell, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hef- fell and had lived all her life in Cape Tr-averse.
In 1933 she married Marius Larsen and their home was a place where hospitality abound- ed and everyone receivd a warm welcome. She was of a quiet dis- position but possessed sterling
‘ qualities of a fine Christian wo-
man and was held in respect by all who knew her. In her pass- ing the community has lost a true friend and kind neighbour but it is in the home where she: will be most sorely missed as a loving wife and kind devoted mother.
Besides her sorrowing husband there are left to mourn four sons" and two daughters Jimmie and Cecilia’ at Trenton, Ont., Austin at Charlottetown and Elmer, Marian and Carl at home‘.
Friends from far and near at- tended the funeral service which was held at Chisholm’s Funeral Home and was conducted by her pastor Rev. Robert Christie.
The pall bearers were Joseph I
Murphy, Harry Dawson, Don MacPherson, Jack Walker, El- mer Hansen and Edward.Leard.
Interment was’ in the Church of Scotland cemetery at Cape
Traverse. ,
cm or IIIAIIIIs
We want to thank all those in the Hunter River Telephone Ex- change, who remembered us so kindly at Christmas. Also Mr.
and Mrs. Spence and family. To
them and all our subscribers we-
wish a Happy New Year. Ruth Bagnall and staff.
CANCEL PLANE PROJECT
LONDON (Reuters) — The Saunders Roe Aviation Company Friday announced the scrapping of a fighter project following the withdrawal of support by the West German government and the British ministry of defence. The fighter is the SR-177, a high- altitude plane powered by rocket and jet engines..
For Those Who Prefer To Write, Their Own
‘ CLASSIFIED AD 7
HERE'S ‘HOW
THIS-—is a sample 3-line want ad. This ad contains approximately I 15 words. Phone 8506. *
You can use an ad like this to tell’ about your offer to nearly 20,000 readers of The Guardian and The Patriot.
HERE'S HOW MUCH
Sdays 4 days 1 day
HERE'S THE NUMBER
506
We Will Be Glad To Help You Prepare An Ad It You Wish.
3.60 2.80 .80
V 4 ROOMED HEATED APART-
‘JOHN DEER M.’_l‘. TRACTOR.
. ICE EQUIPMENT. 1 BRIGGS
. I-IOUSEWIVES W H E N. YOUR
GIRL. STUDENT TO SHARE‘ room, block from college. Ap- ply Box 60, in care of Gdn. and Patriot.
cars Leaving"
CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX Sunday, January 5th. Can ac- comodate 5. Phone 19-6 Mur- ray Harbour.
cars and Trucks For Sale
1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN EX- cellent condition. Priced reas- onably. for cash. Phone 4934.
VOLKSWAGEN 12,000 ACTUAL» mileag'e. Mechanically perfect. and good tires. 'Removable back and jump seats making car suitable for_ grocers deliv- ery. $1200 cash. Apply A. Guar-
dian. » _, For Rent
ONE. FURNISHED. .HEATED ’ room, second floor. Dial 6268. MODERN 5 ROOM HEATED A- partment on Palmer Lane. A- vailable, Feb. 1st. Dial 9166.
ROOMS FOR RENT, HEATED, furnished or unfurnished. Ap-
ply 32 Gerald St.
ment, bath, 1st. floor Adults. Write Box. 573 Guardian
FURNISHED HOUSE IN PARK- dale on paved road. near golf, links, oil heated. Immediate possession. Phone 3427.
THREE IUNFURNISHED HEAT- ed rooms, 2nd floor hot and cold running water with ranget- te. Apply 70 Sydney St. Dial 9030.
FLOOR SANDERS. FLOOR ED-’ gers finishing sanders, portable saws, electric drills staplers, spray gun, sub floor nailer. Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.
4 ROOM HEATED APARTMENT with hbt water and electric stove. Available/J.an. 15th. Ap- ply 14 St. Peters Road, Park- dale.
For Sale
ONE I-IOLSTEIN HEIFER CAL!‘ ten days old. Dial 5965.
ONE. SUBURBAN. QBURBURY coat, size 14. Phone 3671.
NEWLY. FRESHENED. COW. Holstein. Merrill Murphy, Ver- Inon River. I
ONE HAND-S E A L E R AND caps. Practically new. Phone 33 6. ‘
REGISTERED. LAND. RACE swine. The finest bacon type, reasonable price. Magic Land- race Ranch, Travellers Rest.
COW DUE TO FRESHEN JAN- uary 31st, also feeder cattle. Apply. C. A. Duffy, Village Green. '
FOR SALE — ENTERPRISE Victory coal and wood range.
Can, be seen at MacLeod and Greene’s.
Like new. Cheap for quick sale. 1 Garfield Jay East Roy- alty.
FOR ' SALE — REGISTERED Ayshire cow to freshen early in January Ivan Birch North
.Bedeque.
REGISTERED DACHSH- und puppies, Best show stock. Reasonable price. Apply F.E. Wark, 552 Montreal St., Sher- brooke, Que.
8 YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE. weight about 40 lbs; Apply Gordon MacKinnon, River. 1
FULL EQUIPMENT FOR MEAT market including show case. Slicer, ‘-grinder, scales. This can be ‘ ought all " together and my sta d can be rented to the purchaser.‘ This is a well es- . tablished business. Sherren’s Meat Market, Hunter River, Phone 6-21‘. , " '
FOR SALE -12 TONS ‘LOOSE hay, 15 tons baled hay, one box sleigh, one turnip pulper, one slow combustion heater, one ice refrigerator. Gordon Roberts, Cardigan, Phone 12-14.
USED ROTARY AND CAR- riage 44” Saw; 2 Band saws; 8" surface planer; 6” jointer; double Shaper, rip saw. Weeks Mill, Pleasant Valley Phone Hunter River 27-31.
and Shatton, 8\_H.P. one Briggs and Shatton 5 H.P. with reduc- tion gears. One international 5,11. P. two -ice escalators, steel shutes and other equip- ment. Weeks Mills, Pleasant Vlalley Phone Hunter River 27- 3 . 4
Female Help Wanted
A HOUSEKEEPER. DIAL 6359. after 4.00 p.m.
MIDDLE. AGED. WOMAN. OR girl for general housework Phone 8084. After 6 phone 9127.
EXPERIENCED. I-IAIRpRESS- er. Apply Box 577 care of Guardian-Patriot.
children are back in school, use your free time to earn with AVON. Neighborhood territories Available throughout the prov- ince. Write R. G. Dunn, 16 Prin- cess St., Moncton, N.B,
Stenog ro pher Wu n ted Preferably Experienced
EASTERN TRUST CO.
154 Richmond St.
Clyde 7
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
W] .10; M1" . I-IIIIIlIIII_ *
you KNOW THAT OI.‘ JOKE ABOUT TH‘ 6U‘I wnose scnss WAS so THIN 'TH'T HE couu> STAND on A DIME AND TELL IF IT WA5 HEAD5 oz ‘TAILS--WELL,'l'HAT MUST BE HIM AN‘ HE AIN'T DONE ANY- THING ABOUT
WELL, IF ‘IOU WEAK DANCIPJKSLIPPERS AROUND HERE YOU'RE GOIM' TO DANC.E,'THA‘l"$ ALL.’ THEM'$ CUlZLlCllES—~ THEY EIIVE ‘DO THE CUE WHEN ‘ YOU NEED NEW ‘
Female Ileln Wanted
SALESLADY WANTED FOR Ladies Ready to Wear Store. Apply in writing to Box No. 575 Guardian."
WANTED IIVHVIEDIATELY CAP- able Rural girl to care for 3 children and- small modern apartment. Mother works at home. Every convience. bed and board provided. Phone 3386 or Write Box‘ 576 Care Of Guar- dian - Patriot: ‘
Lost .AnIl Found LOST PAIR OF DARK RIMM-
ed Glasses between Euston
Street and Fitzroy on way to The , Sports Arena, or in Arena. Reward finder leave at Guardian Office. 1
VICINITY SCHOOL sinner 1
year old cat (Black), May be locked in garage-. Reward. Ap- ply care Guardian, ~
IN VICINITY OF HARRINGTON
Guernsey Heifer. Anyone‘ know-
ing her whereabouts please con tact Keith Cudmore, Charlott fitown, «RR. 6. »
Classified advertising secutive issues. word per day. 3%c per word per day.
word per day.
Guardian and‘ The Patriot.
Male Help Wanted MAN WANTED
salesmen Wanted
FREE SALES TRAINING FOR men desirous of making selling a career. If successful, oppor- tunity for permanent sales posi- tion with one of Canada's lar- gest manufacturers. Dial 3607
services 0ftereIl
FOR YOUR ESSO ‘STOVE OIL requirements in the city. Dial Harry Mellish 8398.
DRESSMAKING AND ALTER- ations done men’s pants cuffed. Pick up and delivery. Phone 3306.
Wanted
WANTED — ALE BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.
WANTED - ONE OR TWO P. W. C. girl students for winter months. Phone 9115 14 School St. 1
WANTED TO BORROW $2500 for three years. Good ‘security. Write Box BBX in care of Guar- dian. '
WANTED DRIVE TO TORNOTO
Ontario, on the .6, 7 or 8th of
January. Phone I New Haven
Central.
Young man required whc has had experience in egg I grading or is willing to ' take grading course.
For part time egg grad» ing and general store work. Full time employment.
Apply in writing giving
‘age, experience, etc. V
MCGUIGAN ‘& BOYLE Hunter River
USE ‘ Guardian - Patriot: WANT ADS « OFTEN
. FOR QUICK RESULTS IN RENTIING OR‘ SELLING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES I
is inserted" in both The Ads must appear in con-
One or two days, Guardian and Patriot, per
Three consecutive’ days, Guardian and Patriot,
Six consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, 3c per
/
Minimum cha.rgeH_for 20 words.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BA'RRlSTERS, -SOLICITORS, Etc.
‘ Bell, Matheson 81 Foster . ' 150 Richmond St.
.,.I. Elmer Blanchard, ILA. 155 Queen St. Dial‘ 4232
M. A. Farmer, Q.’C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg
Allison M. _Gillis, LLB.
130 Richmond St. Dial 4747 Palmer 81 Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.
Peaks & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street
J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen st.
IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB. cunma BLDG. ' (Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361
I FREDERIC A. LARGE,
- Q.C.
Room 207 Confederation Bldg. Corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)
DIAL 3244
J os. W. MacDonald,
B.A., Q.C. ‘ 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472
MacPhee 37 Trainor 165 Queen St. Dial 4232
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432
2 BRIGHTON ROAD
OPTOMETRISTS
‘J. A. Carruthers, 0.. 123 Kent St,
Byron J. Grant, 0. D. 124 Kent St" .. 551] J. S. Taylor, RD. Corner Kent 8: Queen Sts. Office 9133 - House 4755
H. J. Mabon, B..O. Montague I
ARCHITECT
‘J. F. rooirns, B. Arch. ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St. Dial 3065
G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.l.C., Summersidc, P.E.l. Dial 2936 Charlottetown. ‘Tuesdays and Fridays. Dial 8618
Peter A. McNeil
166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 . P. 0. Box 513
MUSICIANS
H. JOHN HARRIS, V F. R. c. 0. Studio — 203 Richmond st. DIAL 4213
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
E. S. CHANDLER,
B.8c. (E.E.), M.E.I_C., P.Eng. I 161 QUEEN ST. , PHONE 8325
MIMEOGRAPHING . STENOGRAPHY - BOOKKEEPING 1 MRS. HELEN ACORN
DIAL 6349
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Currie Bldg.
Dial 6547 —- 6548
Charlottetown
ERMA P. CHARTERED Provincial Bank Building
ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy Street
McDONALD, CURRIE & C0. COOPER BROTHERS & C0. Charlottetown
H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148' Great George St., Charlottetown
Dial 5568 P. O. Box 187
Dial 5321
MORRISON ACCOUNTANT 698 Main Street
sop {Lu .
P, E. I.-
Wanted To Buy
WANTED TO BUY A SMALL‘ . house or bungalow in the city. Phone 6195.
BUYING DAILY GOOD PIGS over 30 lbs. each. For top mar- _ ket price and pick up at farm. Also buying fox horses.‘ Apply P. A. ‘ MacDonald, St. Peters Bay. Phone 1-3. '
g BABY CHICKS
We are now accepting orders 1 for baby chicks, hatching from Jan. 6th throughout the season. Price lists now available.
MacDONALDi CHICK I-IXATCHERY _
Covehead
TWO ISLANDS
Grand Manan Island in the Bay of Fundy is so called, to [distin- guish it ‘from Little Manan Island off the Maine coast. ‘
PRODUCE
MONTREAL (CP) —- Agricul- ture department quotations:
Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices to country stations, wooden cases extra—large 43; large 41; medium 38; small 35; B 33; C 23. Re- ceipts: 90.
Butter: Current receipts 62; fresh - grade creamery prints job price 631/2-641/2; fresh whole- sale 62%.
Cheese: F.0.B. factory, Ontario white 32, colored 331/2; delivered Montreal, Quebec white 321/2, col-
white 331/2, colored 35; wholesale Quebec white 331/2, colored 33174.
Potatoes: N.B. 755 1.50 - 1.55; N.B. 105 24-26; N.B. 505 1.00- 1.05; P.E.I. 75s 1.60-1.65; P.EI. 10s 23. V
' GRAIN
WINNIPEG (CP)—Trade was quiet and ‘prices generally firm Thursday on the Winnipeg grain exchange.
Some activity showed in flax, where selling by American house and others was well absorbed by buying for commission houses and international accounts. Price displayed a firm tone.
‘ ’ Closing prices:
Oats: May 1% higher 681/2; Jly 11/is higher 67%. . '
Barley: May % higher 913/ab; Jly 1/2-% higher 911/I-%b.
Flax: May 4 %higher 3.27; Jly 3-31/I higher 3.171/2-1/4. I
Rye: May 11/4 higher 1.021/2 Jly 1%-11/I higher 1.011/s.
Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 Nor 1.651244; 2 1.61%; 3 1.54%; 4 1.41%; 51301/4; 6 1271/4. 1 Du- rum 1.971/4; 2 1961/4; 3 1.8674. IWA and.domestic prices: 1 Nor 1.651/4;‘ 2 1.611/4; 3 1541/4; 4 1.41%; .5 1.30%.: 6 1.271/4;'1 Du-
’. O
.rum 1.9774; 2 1.961/4; 3 1861/4.
Scrap Steel ls. Down $2 Ton
dian Secondary Materials Associ- ation Thu: day announced a drop of $2 a ton in the price of. scrap steel.‘ ‘The price of top - grade scrap now is $32 a ton fob mill.
The price in December 1956, was $54.
77 III
Looking for a: good
living room. dining
interest on their mo
BOX 207 CARE
«
-EREST.
in,ves;.i'ment? I want
to buy ah'ouseywi’rh three bedrooms,’
room, kitchen and
hell, modern bath. It will cost $7,500.00 ‘Io buy. I will pay 7% interest ‘Io anyone that would IIke.’ro buy this house and will payfor it monthly at $80.00 per month until paid for. This is is real sound in- .
ves'I'men’r for anyone Iookihg for a good
ney.
. »-If interested please write--' V
oI= GUARDIAN.
, TO WORK IN
‘WANTE D
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
DRUG STORE ’
Dial 6025 . or Write P. O. Box 3I2
Here's Your‘ Remedy
CLASSIF
MONCTON. N. B.
For Extra Cash . . . Inexpensive
GUARDIAN ‘- PATRIOT
IED. ADS
If You Want To
SELL, RENT, HIRE ETC. {
I ’ CoIlIThe Classified ‘Department At
8506 For A Friendly Ad Writer
ored 321/2; wholesale 0 n t a r i o i
TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana- to
DAILY MARKET QUQTATION
Roxana 9500 9 7 ' Royalite 1400 8127/: 121/S 123.: sapphire 2500 50 50 50 5 sapph debl 40 831 29 _ >2! : Scurry 6926 130 169 Imp " » sec‘ Frag 2600 420 410 415 ' Soutn U 500 16112 131/2 1515‘, ’ S ooner 3400 17 1 1 I“ Sillanwell 2700 74 63 » ‘ Trans Can 4000 85 70 61 ' Trans Can P 840 520% 201/4 20!‘, Tr.Em its 2636‘ 19 16 19. , Triad Oil 120 470 470 470 .-‘=, Un Oils 10600 243 235 237 '5 wespac 500 171/: 171/; 171,59’ w Maygill 400 I00 175 175 . W Decalta 200 153 153 W Naco 3300 140 130 130' 7 1. Curb * . BANKS ' ' Mont 290 $383/4 381/4 35% _. N5 101 951 51 51 Comm 135 $401/9 401/1 40% -. Royal 146 557% 571/2 57% 4. Tor-Dom 310 5391/: 39 39‘ INDUSTRJALS Alumini. 2385 $2875 281/: 28% Anglo Nfld 645 35% 51/5 51/4 C Brew 125 $251/4 2 251/4 1) Magnes 210 891/: 91/2 91/1 Nor Star ' 2000 $11 11 11 - Pbina New 200 56% 51/1 6% Walkers 230 874% 741/4 74
' Total sales: 1.317.000. MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCK; By The Canadian Press
N003... Stock Sales High Low CIOIeChg.'
I INDUSTRIALS Roe AV Can 3693 812% 1211/4 1211/4
CPR 3315 821% 207/0 Z11/4 Q3 Aluminl 2382 $2875 281/0 281/2 4- I ‘ BA Oil 1860 $341/4 331/4 341/4 -1» §_ Brazil 1809 56% 61%: 6% + 15’ OILS
Dev-Pal 20100 104 96 104 Roxana 19500 9 7 9
Am Leduc 10700 16 15 16
Un Oils 10600 243 236 237
Mill City 8000 21% 21 21
MINES
N Mylama 83500 16 14 151/4 Greyhk 51250 21 18 21 Faraday 47300 137 118 132
Sil Miller 34500 28 23 28
N Rank 27700 65 57 64
MONTREAL ‘ii
MONTREAL (CP)--The Monk, real and _Canadian stock ex-» changes moved higher Thursday, in light trading. . ..,
Base metals and western 000;; were leader s. International it Nickel advanced 11/4 to 71 and; Hudson Bay a point to 431/1:73, Bailey Selburne A gained 40_centW'-, at 7.40 and Canadian Atlantic Q11: 25 cents at 4.15. ..,,
In refining oils, McColl Oil» dropped a point at 511/4. Ford of Canada gained 21/1 at 66% and; Dominion Stores a point at 51. on
Ontario Steel declined 2 points’ to a new low of 19 and Royal Bank one point to 561/2. Gains of V2 were shown by Powell River at 301/4 and Price Brothers at 391/4.
Among producing mines, Camp- bell Chib improved 35 cents to 4.95, Falconbridge Nickel 15/: points 'at 23 and Northspan 20 cents to 3.35. -
The exchanges’ closing average show banks off .15 at 43.84, utilit- ies up, .4 at 130.6, industrials off“
. .6 at 229.7, combined off .3 at"
196.6, papers off ‘5.89 at 1,081.76
and golds up .17 at 62.42. _ MONTREAL cnosmo srocxs '1 By The Canadian Press
Abitibli 25% Gt Lakes 27% Asbestos 29 Had Bay Min 4314 Bank Mont 38% Imp Oil 40 Bank NS 52 . Int Pap 85 "" Bathurst B 15% Mass-Ha!’ 6% Bell ’ 397/s McColl 51% Brazil 61/: Noranda 36' C Cement 135/2 Price 3914 ‘ C Cement pr 271/; Royal Bank 5616 C Bnk com 401/; Royalile 12% Cdn Brew 251/: St L Corp 13 CPR 21% Shawin 24 Cockshutt 81.45 Steel 47% Seagrams 251/4 Walker 741/4 D Bridge ’ 23% CANADIAN
Dom Tar 10 Cons Pap 2315 Fraser 22% Ford 5%-
NEw YORK
NEW YORK (AP)-—The stock market kickoff for 1958 brought)‘ higher prices Thursday but turn-.~ over was slack.
Key stocks made gains of frac- tions_to 2 points or better fotv some. Trading volume slipped tot‘ 1,800,000 shares from 5,070,000 on * New Year’s Eve and was th low-a. est since the 1,540,000 shareas 00. last Nov. 11. .
The broad advance,‘ however. , added an estimated $2,400,000,000." to the quoted value of lis 3 stocks on the big board, has. on the rise in The Associated; Press average. ,
The AP 60-stock average 1'05?‘
ilnt Ran 25500 23 um 21 +3 SUMMARY 11°” 1“ 3.‘? ‘it ‘If: ‘it it“ Jacobus 2 , ‘ Jaye Expl 1000 37 37 fly _ 9‘ By THE CANADIAN PRESS. Jellicoe 350% 13% 10,; ‘Toronto. — Market higher In 2330 3 .8 8 light trading. . Ken, Add 1235 3,5 14:/, 14:4 New York — Market higher; Kilem wts 900 30 29 30 +7; aircrafts and rails in demand. Kirk mid 2508 7’; 73% 73 :3 Montreal _-- Market irregularly ,1r14oI;1m $30 13 12% 12,,‘ __ .,, higher In light trading. Labrador 43, $1514, 15 151/. + as L Dufault 4300 42 40 40 +§o URRENCIES 1:3. 4:. — C. eitch 1 Lexindin 5500 41/2 4 ‘ " V’ . LL Lac 000 152 150 150 MONTREAL (CP) —_— The US. Lomega 3003 6(5) 5: 5; :17‘ dollar Thursday closed at a dis- Eggs: W“ 123%“ 33 27 33 _,_5 count of 1 11-32 per cent in terms Macassa 140,, 255 255 255 -20 of Canadian funds, up 1/1. Pound M,,cLeoa 3900 112 no 112 -1; sterling $2.77 5-16, down 3-16. Maiartic 2300 120 115 1131/2 :% Maneast U 2000 10 91/2 -4 ‘~ Maralgo‘ sgggoo 632 5:8 6:8 +2 Maritime . TORONTO 0...... .-,3, 5% gy 3; +7 McIntyre 0 I ’ . 4530 111/2 11 11 TORONTO (CP) — Uraniums §1,g1,f§,‘; 3,0,, 1, 1, 12 +17. and western oils Thursday pushed Inéegdfl 53300 710 727 71° +4 . . ' run the stock market higher as it 31“, ,, 11079 190 177 Ian +11 -’ - - / iii 1 ecor 500 $10 10 10 +50 opened 1958 In a continuation of End? 2000 12 12 ,2 _1 the advance it recorded Tuesday. Mogul 500 43 43 431 +1‘ Uraniums, after weeks of~ina'c- §0113t7}1§I 1133 53% 3% 3/’ _‘_*_,1," t1v1t_y, burst out 1n_faIrly heavy N;‘m: CL 3500 25 241/, 241/, +214. buying and senior Issues moved Na, Exp; 3100 is 151/4 18 +3 in a 11/4-point range. Other mines Nes Lab 4000 23 22 23 +3 followed the swing to the upside New 11111! 1393 ‘,1’: :3 ,1; +, as the market recorded its first ,’§°"]")i1c’,fe1: 63,, 214 299 210 +3 1W0-day advance. In more than N Fortune 13200 13 12 121/: +17: fivefiweeks. N Goldvue 1000 41/2 4% -M + 1/2 The western oil index was a N 1113“ 1:33 13;” 1,3,” 13% winner of more than two points fievildlgizn mo 57/, W, 51,4, and base metals gained 11/4 Newium-I 1000 15 15 15 points. Golds, whose index climb N Man 1800 3° 3° 3° 4': while the rest of the market lost l1:‘V1‘{‘im3 395233 :3 g 3% :7 ground recently, recorded a loss Nfigissinén .500 124 113 124 +4 01’ nearly three - quarters of a Nor-Acme 1000 9 a s —-2 point. Noranda 2470 $36. 35% 30 + 1/4 Brokers said the rise was more §g:;‘;‘;“" 10:33 23: 2:55 233% _+_i,/5 technical because several invest- Norsync 50,, 11 11 11 .,. :5 ors-were taking advantage of the N Rank 27700 05 57 64 +5 low prices of most of the stocks, I1:1J°1‘th5PA tslflgg :33 3: 3;: 9 - - ~ orsp W 5 + particularly the speculative mine Norm can - 500 115 115 115 +1 and 0115- . _ Norvalie 2000 13 13 13 —- 14 Algom led high - priced uran- Obaska 1000 5 5 5 +1 iums higher with a 11/4-point ad- °’B1.1'°11 25°" 50 5° 51’ +1‘ Vance to 14. Gunnar was up 1 at 355?’ 2533” 12‘ 13/ 12‘ + I; 1'31/2 and Denison added 1/2’ to open?“ 72750 650 0402 650 ++1o 1'1"/a. Pronto gained 50 cents at Parbec 1000 4 4 4 + 1/2 $4.25. Other mines moved in a 1;3_1,_11°° 1,1100 31 3* 33 +5 similar range. Merrill featured P2335, £33 3‘: ii *2 western oils with an 85-cent jump perm. 2009 30 29 39 . Pick Crow \z900 99 97 97 Inde h ; _ Pioneer .400 105 105 ,I05 .- . x, c anges golds off 67 to Pitmon mo 5 5 .3 __ ‘A 71.20, base [metals up 1.28 to Place, 300 M W M ,_25 145.30;_ western oils up 2.17 to Preston 2.25 425 425 425. 125.68, Pronto 3400 425 390 420 + 45 TORONTO CLOSING srocxs Pronto Wts 60 70 65 70 +15 By The Canadsin Press 9119 Ascot 1090 9‘/5 9’/2 916 Toronto stock Exchange-—Jan. 2 9119 Chib ‘ 4300 36% 34 36% +195. (Quotations in cents unless marked 9. Q1111 COP 2500 23 =27 27 --1 rights, xw—Ex-warrants.) QUE Lab 3000 5 6 5 —'1/5 z—Odd lot, xd-—Ex-dividend; xr-—-Ex-. 0 Metal \ 2900 70 70 ' 70 +5 pug Qunston 2000 14 14 14 -174 Stock, Sales High Low Close Chge Q“°§.11°'1t 515 750 750 750 -15 Mmgs Radiore , 3200 40 36 40 +3 Agnico 1000 40 39 39 +3 Ramville 500 35 35 35 __+4 Area 1500 01' 60 60 +7 Rexspar 2500 25 24 24 +4 Algom am 314 13 14 +174 Roche 1000 10 10 10 +1 Algom wts 540 550 520 550 +45 11001117111 3500 32 31 32 Am Ngp]1g' .1009 74 74 74 +4 ‘ Rowan Cons 30 98 98 98 +2 Apex Res 1000 4 4 4 Ryanor 500 12 12 12« +3 Anglo Hug 1010 900 _ 900 9001 _ St. Michael 2000 10 10 10 +11/5 1 Aubelle 500 5 5 5 +1 Sherritt 2540 410 395 405 +10 Arcaia ‘ .1000 25. 25 25 + 14. 5181113 100 375 375 375 Atlin-Ruf 20733 23 20 22 +1 5111411161‘ 34500 28 Z3 28 +7 Avma 59,, 5 5 6 -+1 Sil Stand 0200 14 14 14 +214 Aumacho I 1,500 14 13 14 +15 Stanleigil 5440 199 190 199- +9 Bankfield 1000 7 7 7 Stanlgh wts 2400 110 101 110 +8 Barnat 500 19 19 19 Stanrck 850 199 195 199 +19 Base’ Metals 1000 22 22 22 Starratt 3100 5 5 5 Baska x 2000 12 12 12 Steeloy 2000 5 5 5 +114 B-Duq 10000 13 171,5 17% + gé Steep R, 4671 860 850 855 +15 Boymar 24100 11 91/, 11 +3 Sullivan 2600 188' 181 185 Bralorne 210 440 435 440 +10 Sylvanite 3353 114 108 114 +6 Broul Reef 2000 58 , 55 58 +3 Tandem 8500 121/: 111/: 111/S — 1A Buffad 2500 51/1 5 —5 Teck-H 1000 140 135 140 +4 Camp Chib 4150 495 400 490 +30 Temag 500 122 .120 120 +5 camp BL 1300 520 +515 520 , Them 1. 1000 so 00 as +3 Belcher 25725 123, 121 127 +3 Tombill 1000 11 21 21 Bevcon 4042 11 11 11 _1 Torbit 3500 20% 20 20 -3 Oicroft wts 4250 40 35 40 +3 U Asbestos 1390 500 490 500 +5 Bouscad ' 1500 8» 7 7 U Estella 500_ 51,4 51,4 51/. Bouzan 3500 52 51 52 +1 Un Keno 300 375 360 375 -5 Cdn Astoria 1333 0 0 -3 +1 U Mont 2700 8 7 ’ 71/. + 1/, C Dyna 13150 02 49 so +11 Vandoo 0500 5 5 5 ——1 C Malart 500 20 20 20 +2 Ventures 1833 $2116 21 211/; ._ 1,5 Can-Met 24250 173 160 170 +11 Vico 4260 1 4 4 4 + 1,4, C-Met wts 9000 95 73 00 +11 Waite Am 435 000 595 000 +5- Cassiar 400 550 550 550 ‘ Willroy 500 7 76 78 +5 Che-skirk ' 1000 on on 51,4, Wiltsey. is0'00- 1 18 18 —— 1,4 Castle 200 340 335 340 +10 Wr Harg 500 135 13‘: 135 —14 Chester 2000 17 17 17 +1 Yk Bear 3500 70 so -70 +2 Chib Jae 7450 37 3374 37 +5 zuiapa 1000 15 16 16 +2 Chib M 1700 50. 50 50 +3 Bulolo 200 310 300 310 —5 Chimo 10,00 40 40 4o l__1 Curb C0ch'Wil] . 11259 139 131 139 Pato 900 250 250 250 —l0 cody~Reco 1000 1414 14 14 Pandora 200 190 190 190 +11 Coldstrm 8600 47 41 45 +5 OILS Coniagas 9300 60 50 50- +3 Acme Gal 1000 16 16 16 +2 Coniaurum 1000 27' 25 27 +2 Ajax 2000 45 45 45 C Callinan 5350 17 16% 17 .7. I,‘ Am Led 10700 16 15 16 +115 c Denison 9270 $12 111/. 117/; + 1/ Anglo Am 300 1000 905 990 +5 c Den wts 1350 375 340 375 +253 Bailey SA 1745 7:10 705 7:10 + C Discovery 2400 235 230 230 Bailey S pr z20' 621% 211/: 213,‘ c Halliwell 2900 .33 31 31 Banff 2200 174 170 174 ‘+14 0 Northland 4244 25 24 25 +4 Bralsa 100 75 75 75 -5 C Masher 760 57 51 52 _, Britalta 2200 145 140 142 +7 Con M S 1681 816% 161/; 161,5 Calalta k4100 55 45 51 +9 c Red Pop 715 on 02.4 31/, Cal Ed, 300 $10 19 10 c Regcourt 2000 15 141/2 15 -75 C on Lds 500 135 102 132 +7 c Tungsten 2000 7 0v, 7 + 1,, Cdn Atl on 925 415 400 415 +20 Conwest 2000 240 240 240 +5 C Br Emp 3384 44 41 44 +1 Cop Corp 2500 '23 20 20 C Chieftn 2400 108 105 107 +2 Coprand 000 100 165 105 .2 Cdn Dev 4350 555 540 550 +5 Coulee 1000 33 33 33 _1 C Ex Gas 630 350 350 350 '+1o De Cour 2300 30 2 327% 357% 4 c Htiissky wts 923 4:3“ 43% + Vi‘ Diadem ‘714 4 :4 4 _ c Prospect 100 144 144 144 [ Dome 1000 s11-75 111/. u.:,,:i’,§ c Williston 100.105 105 105 +4 D°'1‘1‘113 . 4200 9 0 5'; ‘ Cent Del 7753 035 610 025 East Mal 3100 170 173 175 9% Cent Exp] 2300 153 141 156 +10 East Met 1200 9 9 '9 T c Allenbee 1000 7 7 ‘+32 East Min 3325 64 60 so +5% C Cordasun 1000 10 10 10 + % Elder 13000 31 as 31 +4 c Dragon 1000 22 22 ‘-2 1:1 Sol 5000 10 10 10 + ,2 c* Mic Mac 1200’ 230 210 222' +2 Falcon 1530 $2344 213/ 231/ +1z/ c West P 1s0'4ss 435 2? +14 Faraday 47000 137 113 4 1:12 8 +168 Cree wts 1300 215 21- 483 +10 F31‘,a wts 1000 40 '40 43 + Dev Pal 20100 104 3 215 ‘+9 Fla Can 3000‘ 820 300 315 20 Dome Exp! 400 300 7:55 104 +6 Francoeur 1000 51/; 51,9 51,5 + ‘Fargo 1000 535 520 I95 +10 Frobisher 3525 130 113 120 9 Fr Pete 100 700 we m *5 Gaitwin 1000 5 5 5 + 1,9 Hlghwood 2000 19 19 700 Galkeno 2500 30 so 30 + Home on A 533 s14a/ 1414 19 -1 Geco Mines 3372 815 800 800 -15 Home Oil 3 280 5141/‘ 141 14% + V‘ Giant YK 100 430 430 436 H B on G 1550 3151/4 is/E 14% + 1/‘ Glacier 200 119 115 119 5 Humber 500 -77‘ -,7 16 " "7 Glenn Uran 8500 91/4 9 91/2 I-711,5 Lib Pete 1200 125 117 77 +5 Gold Eagle 500 s s 5 +1 Medal 400 225 220 125 +14 Gold Man 500 31 31 31 __2 Mel‘ Pete 2700 900 050 225 ‘I6 GF Uran 1000 0 9 9 +1, Midcon 7700 52 49 msm '85 Grandroy; 1300 31 31 31 ._1 JMill City 3000 211.4 21 o ‘W’ Granduc 1200 130 125 130 +5 Nat Pete 200 150 1 ii '4 . Greyhk 51250 21 18 21 +3 N B Dom 1000 175 1:: lol) +20 Gulf Lead 1000 7 7 7 11 N Chamb 02100 107 1 175 +10 Gunnar, 2745 $1337.; 123/. I38/1+1:/, N Cont 700,, 25 -3.1 1°7 *3 Gunnar wts 2520 600 370 000 +20 in gas Ex 3000 120 ° 25 *2 GW1''1111 1000 4% 4% 41/2 N Superior 300 110 in 120 +10 Hard Rock 3500 9' 3:4 9 NC on; 510 139 111:? 11° +5 Har-Min 2500 12 10 12 +4 Okalta 900 119 119 139 +29 Hasasa‘; 1000 1014 181/2 101/: -414 Pac Pete 2975 818% 17 m’ H Headway 500 34 34 34 —-1 Pan West 70') 20 20% 123% + % Heath -17500 7 6 7 I p ‘ Hollinser 225 szov/.1 2074. 207/. “2 P:Il!r‘T)l’ pr “ii; iii; 1:2 +123. Hoyle 1035 325 310 315 +5 Phillips 1300 ‘M 6,, so *3 find Bay 302 $4314 4;; 431/, + 7,5 Pmvo G“ 790,, 255 250 254 + - +1 Ind Lake 500 0 0 s Quonto 500 9 9 0 Inspiration 1000 42 42 42 Richwll 100 100 100 100 Int Nickel 1273 s71 701.4 7074 + 74 Rocky Pete 5010 241/. 23 24:4 +1
SALESMAN WANTED
I on 31,600 shares.
Retail salesman required for Charlottetown firm, to travel on P.E.I. Late model car required. Salary and expenses, also health insurance and pension plan. Good .
' opportunity for advancement. Apply--
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Charlottetown
$1.90 to $156.60, its best jumpr since Nov. 27.
The most active stock W34.‘ American Motors, up 5/2 at 8%.
Big Canadian gainers were 111;. ternational Nickel and Mclntyfl Porcupine, each up 2. Canadian , Pacific. Dome Mines and Alum-‘ lnium Ltd. showed fractional in? provement.
Canadian stocks moving 1111 fractions on the American'Sto Exchange were Shawinigan. S89" phire Petroleums, Molybdenite. Eureka and Fargo Oil. Brazilian Traction was unchanged.
What stocks did:
Thur. Tues- Advances 806 751 Declines 165 299 Unchanged 140 192 Total issues 1111 1253“ 5
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS ' By The Canadian Press 7’ Beth Steel
371/a Kennecott Borg Warner 2854’; Monty W c and o 50% NY Cent 11“ Cons Edison 44% Radio corp \ 31“, El Auto El 253/: Std OII NJ. Gen Elec 607/4 Utd Aircraft 5375.. Goodyear 331.4 Vanadium 193/. Gt N0!‘ Ry 31132 Westngse Int T and T 29%
Heavy Fire loss
AI Lowell, Micliéfj 1‘
LOWELL, Mich. IAPI — F11‘
destroyed six frame building’ of the Lowell business dIst1'.1°..‘. , Thursday with losses esti at between $250000 and The alarin was turned l11f° 7‘ lowing an explosion in 3 tank at the rear of Mel's T8791; the first building to be destr°Y by the flames. of Lowell is about 17 r @119‘ '_ Grand Rapids on a heaV11Y'"3 elled route to Flint.