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Now company manager L. C. Rm)- p"€£ll'.'S bigger Lind Eiclli‘r thing's for the boat departman 1'. Ilit’ll this year exocricd 300 out- board units to central Canada ad the ea=tcrn United States. Fivc lines of boats, ranging in lcngzh from 15 to 22 feel. are on the drawing boards. Formerly four lines were constructed

The boat market is booming closer to home. Mr. Ruby says. He described the interest in Nova Sz-otia this year as “amazing.” Upholstered furniture, the com- pany's other major line. is sold almost entirely on the local mar- ket.

A new metal building. rented from the provincial crown organ- ization Industrial Estates Lim— ited. was opened Nov. 1 by pre- mier Stanfield. , The company‘s exports didn't drop significantly this year. Mr Ruby said. However, expansion planned this summer would be held up about a year.

DAILY MARKET QU OTATION ./ M""""~i w‘. - . . I / - . - P~ 1B .. V y -- _ .cm or: tin ‘1'” \cpne V71 1111 475 4:3 —5 “"1 NM '7 :7 17 +1 \VI‘JYNIOU'ITH. NS. ‘Cl‘l —- A formic. Market burner m 113111 “Fax” 3 W .3“? .l-y? Hf; 7—“ lmct-riulldm; curl tui‘lilnrc plan. “1th! .Aiil'i;11¥‘llf “I,” 117;: V1,? 1? 3., +5 here forrwtird to CX‘l’I/llLlOll ;fr' r 1. Alarket generally H V‘ .150 1 I‘ ll) 111 next ycal af..1 (ltlllill‘; ldtC IO “3111183 I , :Mllclw 33m 1100 .7 a v, .11. _ .1 - . . .7 41H m qmet [radmg “mm,” mm 1,, Q“ t 1, h 1, h» L; fate Vllll‘l closulc 10 months ago. ;;,fl ~———~ Armor 1 0 1., '1 7 7 7 __ V1 chmcuth lilnustizcslimitm 4111121 50 V's-0 .9 13 ii +1 main installations in this quiet Pan‘i’w'd “55 “- a “7"” " 5 3 town of 900 WO"c lcvcl‘cd tas' C Farnnt 33qu .; . 1211 117 105 1113 i3 . ‘ , ‘ gar?- Epr 70 70 70 1 m” 0'. 1:3 0-. . 3 February by fire. The c;:,-ipany _ ’ “‘1 - . . "r ‘can 't 11110 . " $3 7 ' l ' .1 ‘ ,1 , , lwwnugm (cpl The U.s. WNW“ is; 22 ,9 2 Tack” 1 m 174 17.1 V: is IllC-‘ICIWIIS- biczcsi cm .oycr r closed Tuesday at a dis 1391...,er m; 36 ‘42 .11... TWP: F0 1.. '17.) m and without it the community ~10“; of 3 1'15 per 09’“ In [arms 3311-011 101,, '11; is 3'0“: “010 as a 11 -1 faced economic dlSB:l€t‘. 1“ dian funds, up 3-32. Pound ff!“ 0 .3 5 Irons Ros 1000 17 17 17 chmouth Industries Limi'ed's dams _ dicioft 111; 10 ,0 Tuba: 1200 311 3a .151. L4 ~ 1 l - _ ' : 1‘ . $2.72 3.16, up 3.16, Black Ba _A_ 10 Tm «Mb 3,0,,” 40 36 M 3 main instalations in ms q.1iet gn'lmg 3' 27 2. _1, a . _ s _ j Boll/.an 67 63 6,) :1 Ell-Shaw 6000 :6 is 171 -1 town of 900 were levelled last ' BTW" 7 7 7 ‘ :‘l‘ml‘nz 1070 "21:1 .31 21 -1 February by fire. The company Rh Mme 573 5-0 -—— l .\ hr st, 21 0 (111) hrs GS) +0 - . l M. Brnhrst 5% ’.,, 3'3, ‘5 l’n Folio 200 4.0 ~l."5 47:1 —15 ‘5 the _t°wns b19129“ employer .' Brunsman 3 3“ ‘8’? ;1‘0 $11 I-‘0rt 1037 or so 53 and Without it the communin ,mNIEPEG ICPI — Trading 33%;?“ 4f; 400 423V 232Z~l5 faced economic disaster. quiet Tuesday on the Winni- Buff RL 7 1; 111,2 E 1,, “one Am 200 505 605 605 The firm 5 loo-man labor force ‘5 511-3111 E x c h a n g e. Most (C'able ‘ 27300 27 25 a; +1 :zieefanl Jim 22 21’ 21 ‘ offered to work without wages at ’9‘ moved narrowly and fairly Cm: a? :39 815 810 015 in 11-111,}; a' 7,33% 117, 113”? “it” :2”. rebuilding the plant. Local Boy d C Dvno 6&1; 710 770 770 +5 Wiltse." 111.00 22 211/, 211,, Scouts handed over their meeting; lea Y- I g 60 so so _2 “1,. H. . 1 .

H . c Malart 34m 77 rug 1100 122 122 122 hall for boat construction. and gaging Dflces- can NW 550 47 72 77 Yale Ld 1:330:15 33 27 :11 +4 E -.l R b- h . t i . Ud ' 61:. is lower 7170b: May Canada 500 15 40 47 —1 Yk Bear 3500 90 97 90 ‘3.” e 0 1C ea“ 16“ ed ms “0 .l 72%-3; 31y unchanged Can-En‘n 2500 32 31,3 ‘3‘; 11, Young HG 3:00 58 50 50 —1 "1111 to the Compelny for $11 3 fume! gala-Mei 0750 35 .34 84 ‘2’” 293m? 200 27 27 27 month, $10 for equipment and $1

‘IC - . _ , u e “u y — .ur , , “ ey—Dec. it higher 9011;; Captain 20°33 13;) Yukon Con 2000 62 61 02 for the bulldmg' unchanged 99b: le 1m. Gasslar 1100 350 350 8:0 — 01515 . ,1me emu. 5:1: 51:. 140..., :1“ a :3 Gallant the former Lucy ’llaX—Dec. 13/4 higher 2.91: Cheskirk 500 23% 19% w + *9 Am Led“ 109° 13 18 13 +3 Gallant} d‘aug'hierOer' and Mrs‘ _. 2% higher 2,961.12. My 2 Chester 6009 m 6 0 Asamera 700 100 105 100 —‘. Toussalnt Gallant. wflmm ' Chib .1... 500 55 l: i’,’ ‘; gale-1'34 301* 980 975 980 +15 Mr. and Mrs. Eloi Gallant of ‘ .~ ' ' _ 1- — a ." T65 ‘31, 'l 9 ’ — . . ml111,1..1—De0111ighe1'1.0650111: May Elli...” $33 1" 135 1.15 +11 13.9.12. " 1500 sis“ is 33’“ V‘ Freetown recently “sued Mr- u‘hiw 1.11%!” .ny Ls higher cm, win 150 if; 22213 209 -11 Britalta 2000 2.80 270 200 +10 and Mrs. Toussaint Gallant. it,“ 53:1»??? .00., ,6 1; 2‘11; —; 5213131 2131; $37” :1; 1;; 4% Miss Margot Barlow observed 1 n a — d _ 'a ,s -— - 1 .Pflces for class two wheat for Consume 1:333 £393 131/: 131.1 Calvan (:on 200 305 385 38') +10 her bm'hday 0“ OCI- 315i at her t countries outside IWA~ COIOmac 10" 2 48 49V“ ‘1“: C 0“ “‘5 10°" 20° 20° 20° home' 0 . ‘ ‘ “0 5V2 6% 61/ i ' .— _ a 3 - Comb Met 2 C Chen“ 4200 145 13° 13’ 7 Mr Julian Arsenault recently “or 1.63%; 2 1.60 /4: 3 1.30%: c 311‘ m 32 32 32 Cdn Dev 3783 500 575 573 —5 - - ' - . . 01.39%; 5 1.38%; 6 1.34%. 1 c 1151:?” 1333 u n ” C E" “as 45"" 24° “7 24° +13 “sued friends and relatives 1" ' 13.5%; 2 1323/; 3 1593/. c Denison 2072 3131/, 9 9, —2 c High Cr 2000 30 30 yo Monoton. do t. . . , C Den W m w, 1214 12-1.— 1, c Homsted 1325 199 193 199 —1 Mr. and Mrs. Sylvere Wedge, mood mes 10 Prices. 1 “01' c Discov '3 380 38> C Husky 722 314% 14% 14% + V0 u t b- I 1 - 1 15:21.603/4; 3 1.50%: 4 1.39%: C Fen err 132“? 2:0 :52; +5 c Husky wts 100 305 000 005 {gigmi 59°“ 3 “8 V15“ 1“ - . . ~3/. c Hamweu 3897 +3 Cdn w o 1100 252 230 232 +3 1 - ‘ 51.38.51-3433/41 1 durum 1-33 41 C 5 7a 71 72 c t D1 2042 820 810 815 5 Fri cl 11 b t I ,, _ 3 on Howey 400 335 _ ‘ vcn e ._ ' + en 5 w1 e sorry 0 earn 1.109% 3 1-99/4- c Marben 9500 .9 33 33’ +35 than“ 0 490 180. 1w ~35. of the Illness oi Mrs. Wilbert Ri— con Man-ds 39 +1 C Allenbee 401.0 film 6V: 6% ——1‘7‘-_ . 1160 322% 21 2111 . _2 chard. . c Mogul 700 l C East Cr 1020 40 40 40 .. c Mom.“ 1000 1135 180 105 c Mic Mac 1400 395 375 393 +20 . C0,, News mm 3 13 18 con Peak r66 5 5% w. " Con Nichol 1000 26 24 26 +1 C ws‘ me 500 500 490 500 +10 MONTREAL (CPl — Agl‘icul- C Persh 2500 13% lg“ 1:“: + in Cree 011 6400 41;?) 0:30 4:3 +g ' . ‘ Cree wt: 1 00 1 ' . — nudeparbléllent ngtatlons: g £2203”? I: I: I: Dev-Pal 1100 12-1 1233 123 —2% . 1 . , .- i 1 12 wttaiislfll? 3:115:25 gzgwesgd 4030040095 3:: 3:: 33?; Pete 6:32 8.13% 11‘: 15% :1” F d to h .1 - ' ’ Fargo 237 580 575 575 —5 rien s are sorrv ear of large 56 large 92-53, me- COD Corp 1100 31 :10 30 _2 , ,- 4. ~11 40 +1.1. . . - . 340, small 31. B 35—36, C 23. “PM” 4100 1614 161/: 1614 —‘a 2:2 15556.1 fill 10% do 35:; +75 the Illness 0f Mlss Joan Gomli, ' . 102 (CTODlrand 2721-1 213 211 213 —2 Gr Plains 200 $17-11. 171/. 1714 teacher of Grade 3 to a. of Eller- . I on cc 9010 03 51 52 -—I Gridoil 150 300 :00 300 —125 slie Bideford School. and that AhwzyCument rscelpts tend- $3310; 8531;, i016 10% 10% 1113th 500 22 22 22 + 14 she is a patient in Chary Com. 634 not ten enable 631/4 1’ i 1 11 11 Home 0 A 369 5'0 17% 18 . . game. creamery prints jot; 055°" 190° 13% 13% 13% + V: Home 0 n 126 5171/1 17 171/1 munity Hospital- . DAi-ason 27300 34 32 3:1 -1 11 B 011 G 2125 320 20 20 Mr. Harry Gillis. Charlottetown Wit-GS, fresh wholesale De Cour mo 30 :40 so .3 number 37:10 131 1110 1110 .4 , . . . , Dee, no“, mo ,6 16 15 Marigold I200 H ,4 u was a recent Visitor of his aunt . t _ Defivered M m t D’Eldom 1000 1095 101a 1017, _; Medal 1502 230 33;, 23° and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold white :3 Icealolofgd D133"; 1% sis 15 15 Midcon 721:0 so so 60 —2 (311115, 1 ebec 1 V 1 21 21 ——1 Mill City 1000 24 24 24 - . . I, 'wholesalle Quebec white 34, E mph! V 14500 20 191/: 19172—171 N Bristol 1000 1017, 10 1016 +114 ,‘Mm W‘lha‘m Parker- Rummer' W 34, current receipts 0n 12:1” 1900 142 141 141 N Chamb 250 120 110 1‘3 ...2 Side, was a weekend v1s1tor of . q , i . _ - as 200 225 221 221 —1 N Superior 8906 160 '19 100 +50 her sister nd r t. .1 _ . lentc fob. grading station East. Met 2000. 10 10 10 Northcal 7000 :10 la 18 -—4 nd VI 3! b OBhell- igaw‘ Mr‘ um 35' No quotations for Eldncll 3500 29 28 29 -1 01130 Wt: 120 155 130 .50 a ,1 rs- ames “r etc - ,1 Ontario El Sol 2000 11 11 11 Okai'ia 200 110 107 110 +3 Friends are sorry to hear of i. I. . Quebe'c new 755 125 33“?“ :3 3V: 91.? Z“; —1 Pac Pete 4485 517% 17V: 17W + ’1‘! the illness of Mrs. Glenford Mil- ‘s ' ' l Palliser 1059 450 50 50 . ‘ '-N_B, 755 1.50.1.1” Falcon 1765 029% 291,5 291,4. Permo pr 900 105 164 105 +3 lar- Au WISh her a Speedy re- .1, 1 garndtayr 1300 106 104 100 Petr] 175500 1.19 120 130 +1 covery. , wes zooo‘ _ ' 2 ' 1 2 2 ' ' ' ‘ Francouer 1501 S 114% +1” 3Gas 52:; 3%5 :9 f Myland Mrs Cynl Wlmams and Frobisher 600 172 170 172 +2 Quonto 1.250 9 9 9 amll'. have returned to their gecosnliueo 3500 8181/4 18 131/, + y, Ranger 1150 220 219 220 home here. after spending the ‘ 90 con :00 so so so 5 Ricth 2000 1111 115 110 1 f 1‘ . . MONTREAL (op) __ pmeo cm Masct 1000 9 9 o + Secur Free 300 680 610 680 40 p3,?” “a m°mh‘svll“ ca‘end33h' meguflzafly higher in moder_ Giant YK 300 455 450 450 _5 South U 47500 23 17 20 +314; ’ 5- em‘ge 3 5h and ‘13“- . T sd m M m Glacier 5000 39 35 39 +3 Tidal 33300 09 94 90 +4 ghter Grace. left on Sunday 101' flmng “e 8y 0!! e 0 - Glen Uran 9000 11 11 11 +1 Trans Can 1550 00 67 59 +1 USA where the Ian 1 S d in! and Canadian stock ex. gollgale 2000 17 17 17 +1 Triad 0“ 3°45 ‘55 45° ‘55 +5 the'winter months p 0 pen _ 0 Eagle 60400 251;, 23 33.1 _2 CH 0115 1965 220 216 220 1 - Hindi... woe mm with gross; 1:12? t3 :1. 15:17:. iii? .7"? 0'4 + 2 “3". a"? M“ Bernard Adams . a / 19 - - " ~~ llamCanada up “A at 28%. going? 1611 1:5 2 155 _, w Decalta 4'50 '165 161 164 +4 3)“ Suggg ‘51:?” recent “31”” in {h _ w I. A ._ rey 500 15 15 1- __1 w Dec “t: 1000 8 a 8 + '72 - a”: 11, e :3“? e e Montt Gulch 10100 21 19 23 w Nal'o 400 105 100 103 +5 Mr. and Mrs. 0rd Sharpe. 0‘- ml 8 a 2 a ommeme a Gunnar 325 3157 1 7 . 1 Windfall 500 14 i4 14 —l , 7'. s. .6/. Leary were Sundav Guests of IllNov-a Scotia lost 3/4 at 68 and gum?” W“ 300 735 ’25 725 "f." can mo 10 9% 1° ther sbn and daudliteyl‘ III‘IZ’A 'VI ' t D mi 7 w ff at V" ‘m 3500 7 6 6 “b . ° “ ‘ "W' ‘ r tunic- 0 mon as o 3/8 gflimfl 22050 47 44 45 + y) DalhouSIE 120; A Phi“ 12X»; 121/; 4% and Mrs. Albert Sharpe. ‘ . ' 000 1.5 14 _ 1' 'steels were higher. Stelco go: Lake: 4600 8% 3 11:10 +11, Egon! S u 605 1531-7, 503/. 51% + V4 3.3155553}: thfiicweneflg' tMfim- m 1% at 68% and Dominion ea wny 5500 49 49 49 __3 .ova on a 200 368% 68% 68V: — h 1 ’ ‘ 3 er Hollinger 365 328% 23 Commerce 1572 35500-55 5512 + is home he - 1 3 28% + 5w . re recent y. IWES advanced 1 at 38/" mid Bay 650 $57 561/4 57 + in “Men” 2‘” 36° 6° 5° Mrs Emanuel Ross and dau- .wiklm the papers were Fraser Ind Lake 4000 6 5176 6 Royal 716 0731.4 72 7a ‘ . . “I. a new high, Price BN5. at Inspiration 12” 75 71 71 _‘ Tonpnm 526 5481/, 431/, 431,, tghtser Grace. were recent Visitors , lil‘t Nickel 4052 0803/. as as _ ‘NDUSTRMLS o utnunel-side Great Lakes at 34% a new In, Ran '4 1 .11 - - r - ' 1 2500 29 27, . . umlmr 128.) $34 33% 34 + ’/o ~ ‘ . :llowérd Smith lost it at 37. man Cop mo 250 340/“ 2:? +2 Anglo Mld 250 $07. oil + 14 1211‘} an.“ Mrs' “"195 Moms” INA in the utilities were New. "0" Bay 260 195 195 195 —15 C 5m” M" 53”" 3M 35"“ ‘ ‘4 an amlly' summerSIde' W 9” . Jaye Exp! 15500 72 s 62 *1 D Magnes 200 512 12 12 -——V2 weekend visitors of his parents Infimd Light at 50 {and Que- Jemco, 25m ,6 15% 15% + w Inland 401 571/. 7% 71/. Mr d Mr J h M - ’ itPower at 35. Calgary Power Joburke 0500 19 18 19 Nnr Star 240 $12 12 12 ' 3'" 5- 0 n A 073159"- m a point at 75, while Power mm 1000 so 30 30 pembma n - 3,29 3911, 9 91;, J, 1,; Mr. and rMs. Ralph Dickleso-n W 1 st 1 t 64% Jonsmlth 5200 1:4 13 13 _1 simnsons 106. 338' 27% 25-] +14 and family, New Glasgow, were on 0 a ' . ' Jowsey 1309 w 60 60 Siedman 480 533% 32% 33174 + 93 sunda visitors f h 'l'hebe'vcmges were mixed With Ken» Add 175 H _, Wainwright 400 250 250 250 y ~ 0 91‘ Parents.- s7/. 17% 17% x. _ . . M d , v 1.3.. up 1% at 20. Kile,“ w" 8.0 55 55 55 +4 Walkers 2140 532011 :12 3201— 921 h an Mrs. Ernest MaclNevm. _ . . Kirk and 1000 11% 11% 11% Sales to close: 214091000 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payntc: “he: issues traded' Shun“ Kirk Min 4000 42 401.4 41 —1 MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCK! and family Summerside were M 2% at 29% and Canadian Labrador 34o 5231/2 231/2 2315 By The Canadian Pros-4 ' . . ' f ' ‘ . W M VI at 27‘ Lake cm m m 103 103 _3 such Sal" Hm, Low Clo" Ch.” recen. ViSitors 9 her patents. Mi mm and oils were mixed L Osu 3000 171,; i7 171/; + 1/1 INDUSTRIALS and Mrs. Jack Coughlin. . ' L Shore 220 390 390 390 MESS'FET 9-5690 51°”? 9% 1° + "‘ Miss Edith Barlow Freetown The CIOSIDS aVel‘a'ges Show La Luz 391) 325 315 325 -5 Tr Can PL 13442 32912 231.11 23% + 94 . . ' ' 111113001207 at 55.65. utilities off Lamaquo 400 255 :55 255 +1. Alta Gas 6-150 :20 195/11 19% + V6 W35 18 recent VISIlOI‘ Of her Pal"- 1‘149‘2 mdustrials mp 14 at Leitch goo 133 1.15 133 Salada-S 3425 5301/. 29 291/2 ants. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bar- .‘ ’ . up 9 at £42., Lencourt 8030 16 .4 15 +1 1 Pembina 3120 9 WI 4’ V5 101w. «Lwfl’u‘e‘l - "'1 Lexindin 3500 5 s 5 . . _ l1: . 11929 at 445.8 and golds 1.1. Lac 1000 171 170 170 #1 Petrol 175500 139 120 no Jr; Mary and John W11113m>- stud- . - South U 47500 2:1 17 20 + % ent in Summerside spent the [1.58 at 30.12. a new rich. Lora“ 220° ‘5 49 55 +2 .. . V . ION'I'IEAL cmsrxo snfcxs LYNN 9°00 22 ,2} 1! 1‘?“ 3.800 99 94. 93 *4 weekend at the home or their " 36V Fraser 3! M3035“ 3900 285 93° 28” acme mo?) if iii)",2 13% +1i parents Mr and Mrs Clifford ‘ Macdon 33200 37 32 37 +6 umber 873 I”) 1 ‘ 1 - ‘ A - ‘ll . . r 33% fiafigfim “9': Macfie 11000 121/: 12 121.1 + v. V G Id MtgslNEg u m ,2 Williams DO. . ' . Machod 3050,1245 123 12:1 __3 1 a we _ + 11 114311111 5114 Bud 11:11“ka I7 Madsen 1000 2:15 2:15 235 Yale 153m 33 27 31 +4 KILLED IN QUICK DRAW F ‘3 , "n" a 3, Magnet 45500 7 01.5 61,6 Buffad 74310 18 .7 171% —ii . " " . Maneast U 2000 7 7% 7% 7 1": Gld Eagle 69400 25 2— ‘ , a1. ~— > 0N“ 49’ Imp P“ 4;} 1,4, 13 23! 2 N‘EWHALL C If IAPl A ... ' 1: g“ $5,“ “33‘ Maralgo 51900 35 '34 an Maralgo 51900 :15 34 35 man who said he killed a com 1 . Marcon 500 10 10 10 MU-l-UAL FUNDS . b . . . " 41% Int Pete Maritime mm 123 US m +7 . ".53 panion y acc1dent in a quick- ...1 _ 1 _ By THE CANADIAN P . 1... or «34 11:01:11. 111.31 11 ii ii -3 mm .21: .21: 35:31.52“? Emmi?“ 1:." Cu N st car 1114. “I CaJiafund _' . 1 n - 0 ‘ - .rcKen 1000 28 22 211 +4 ~ , 1 3.1% 5.39 ‘ . V _ M N 322715 1:01am“ 53:05 Mew“ 10500 35 3M 35 Eggnrlnrémemhfimer 7.53 8%: ley Meatd), 23. said 318 “elliklf‘lilo a m". n" Merrill 5600 115 110 111 —o Corporate Invesm, 3.91 9. canyon prac ice e quic raw :3 ‘3; 3“; k 3:? Mldrlm 2600 95 94 9% ’+3 Dom Equity 111v 14-65 “~98 with William E. Mills, also 23. ‘ lxe‘wm Rxfylaaljte an 10% Mimke“ 2106013,, “0 235 23’ "s 53 Ex“ ““d 5‘14 “796 Mead said he pulled the trigaer I Brewpr 357/: SifL Corp 17 312%... 900 sill: 12% 1:“) 50nd :7; 2.12 of his 22-callbre pistol forgetting m“ 1 v A roup 1 ‘_ '_ l. . . ._ 234 55;?” :53”: nun-Ore 333.0 Growth 01(1}11ndt d there still was a cartridge in it, . .Ione , 5 - w ‘un . . . ‘. . , 1:127. 1.; titeel $3.4 Mung, 1,00, 5., 5, 58 .5 11:35:13; Mfg“, w, “.57 as Mills whirled to draw _ins , '1 a a er ‘18 Nam, c.- 2000 17 17 17 —l/.' K stone 11.98 12.97 Weapon, 11' 20“ CANADIAN Nat Expl 14200 10 9 10 +1 luggage Fund 31.36 6.44 t p 14 Con. Pg” w Nealon 4000 6 6 6 —- iii \ lual Accumulating Fund 5-97 7'62 ‘ "than 13% r d 102 J“ 546 ' or N93 Lab 500 30 30 3° Mutual Income Fund 4.97 ._ i New Alger 500 9 33 a9] Sav and lnv ‘ ' New Ath 2900 30 . Radisson - ~_ New Bid 2500 s 51/: 0 Regent Fund 5-3.! 5-8‘ - 1 New (:31 1000 za. as 28 supervised Amer Fun 61.0.» 7.10 5 in Goldvue 214625 13 11 13 +2 Swen-159d Exec so ’ ’ _ > .RONTO (CPl ~ Base met- New Hosco 16300 153‘ 1431 1:3], I“, Surerylsng‘fzgcsifi "‘5‘1'0 Wh mum—m an El, 1' " v 1\‘ 11' Jason 15:0 ‘ 1/2 7’2 12 I: uprwse A' I ‘ . at n ' . ony ' 5 out; I! m "9 the only 1059“ as the Ngwlund 14000 15 341/2 34»; — 1’ Supervised Growth Fund 1.31 1.36 hollows flu u ; neck m, long" smwny’i 1 . ltnarket advanced Tuesday N Man 31330 42 40 4: +3: Supellz‘Ylsid Income Fund Mylar; bald-stafrzfg,Slcgly“bean-polfio . ‘ ‘ —— ‘V 4 cronic -'~ - . oo . ousan so s.w men,men.w Y the leadership of New N Mylama 3300.3 6;“ 63% om gimd «investment Fund 3555 his; new could gain on. an new proud h. 'where markets were Closed fiegnfitm 113100 5 2 6/ 6 United Accumulative Fund 13.65 11.84 of shapely, bealthy— coking bodies. They saw“ day. Nicke Rim 250 102 102 102 -—5 1141.55 and 3.131“ stock exchanzc gang‘dgstsflmaogleccazgflgtmaggghbfl “mam Oils 011 index added 1174 Nipissing 2?; 233‘ + L ccmmissmn' paired bly lack oflf iigin. lbmprogcd nourish- ' and 11111115 were ahead 0116- Mon“: ..;;,3 a..." 3r” i. 1 cardigansmsc:ultr-9.1.2.:1 , ~. .‘ . _ . ..; ’- e . . . Base metals were down 11:11.33; 1030 155 140 340 you've gained the 5. 10,15 or 20 its. you ‘. pnbhalf km...“ 1000 33 23 23 need for normal weight. Then avoid over— I' L“ flunal V' k l d base N Rank 5040 117 1‘5 “7 4 I easing 2f smmhesi SUE?!“ gancn‘luglfofs' Moll .1, t “ f 53.3 C 182-: 2w 304 +7 The many friends and relative: S; 11, chars: “incisors—.1 E, M " 'pmg a DIR" E'p— Norm can 200 14g 1:9 '40 (If Mrs. Howard Barlow Wlll re famous Ostrex’l‘onic'l'ablets for now add- legally were easier 101- germane I; grel, to learn She is confined [0 ed pounds, this very day. All drugglsh . ‘ . _ lI' " , , . . Whom,- mm] government 83‘ Obaskfl 50° 5 § bed after sustaining serious in- 111 u m at 8 p1?" ‘0 1.919338 03”“ ,“3 ‘1’; juries in a fall at her home re- ' ‘ l‘. Oka Rare - a ’ MM specsullictkpi ed Icoppilew ovary 3m “,1, 16 cent” A11 hope to see her up,and I t . a "9 mmes' ‘ 13 Opem 2200 925 920 around again soon. added 2 cents alt. Grenada 533 13; Mrs Edwm Darley has been. : ' ' W8 ' c we Ormsby 5 1 - ' 7. h"Hailing s2141055 "hisl‘tesaYale Oslsko 230” 34 33 Called ‘0 the “9‘” °f hue; mmher’ ‘1 . m!“ ’ 9 ' Paramaq 9000 5 6 Mrs. James Bishop. 0 I .g to re 11 1”] “ms at 31 cents. Parbec 2000 f"? 5“2 cent illness of the latter. All her, .-' . 08m oils Petrol was ac- Pater. Rig“ mam, friends and re1abiveg hope \ W “on; lower priced Oils it'd 152301141151 1100 13:4; 231:; 10 11031‘ of her able to be about I1 sh 1 cent at $1.30 On 1111.— pick pro“ 223:!) 94 90 99 , real soon. * /' - ’7‘ t I I > ‘ . 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O’LEARY '

Mr. Vance Griffin. student at Saint Dunstan‘s University, Char- lottetown, spent the long holiday week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin, Locke Road.

Mr. Heath Costain. student at Prince of Wales College. return- ed to his studies in Charlotte- town, after spending the holiday week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Costain. Cape Wolfe.

Mrs. Morton Caseley. Brae. re- turned to her home after spend- ing a pleasant 2-week's holiday with relatives and friends in Wo- burn, and other parts of the U. s. A. Mrs. Ctalseltey acoompaned her cousin. Mr. Daniel Walters. Woburn. Mass, to his home af- ter spending his holidays visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Case-Icy.

The many friends in O‘Leary of Mr. Bruno Boucher extend con- gratulations to him on winning th e semi-final b o ut an eight- rounder by an unanimous deci- sion over. “Peanuts” Arsenault of Summerside. Bruno is well known in O’Leary, and his home is Chicoutimi. Quebec.

Mrs. Belle Hill. Campbellton. is visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs. Errol Stetson. Unionvale.

Mrs. Cecil Wood, Campbellton is a patient in the Community Hospital. O'Leary, and her many friends wishfor her a rapid re- covery. p

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to the bereaved family and relatives of the late Mr. Joseph Griffin, Lot 7. whose death oc- curred Thursday. Oct. 16th.. at the home of his son - in - law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Al- bcr1 Lutterell. Roseville. follow- ing a short illness. The deceased was in his 95th. year.

Mr. and Mrs. Edsyl Dumv'i'lle and family. O‘Leary. spent a couple weeks at Mill-ray Harbor, harvesting their potato crop. Tlhey report a satisfactory yeild.

Friends of Mrs. Ernest Mac- Pherson, Dunblane. are sorry to hear she is among the patients who are sick n the Community Hospital. O‘Leary.

Miss Margie Woodbridge. re» turned to her place of work in Trenton. Ontario. after spending a couple of weeks holiday with her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Jelly, O‘Leary, and other relatives and friends in the vicn-ity.

The funeral service for the late Mr. Joseph Griffin of Lot 7. was held Monday morning. October 20 at St. Mark's Romain Cathollcl Church. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor. Rev. Fr. David McTague who also con- ducted the burial service In the adjoining cemetery. Pall bearers were his six nephews.I Edward and Frank Griffin Thomas Ed- ward. S. Charles, and Berne Grif- fin. To the bereaved the commun— ity extend their sympathy.

Th many friends of Mrs. Alonzo MacGregor, former- ly Annie MacPherson of O‘Leary. Were very sorry to hear of her

71111.1 nalitlltei' - 1n 1 law, \11‘ and \ll"<. Major Alili'Gl‘Cgltl‘, 51 liter- 1101's. A short service was hrlrl at the home and 111011 to the (l'. Loury Baptist (Tlillrcli. Mrs. Mac- (ll'egor was a former resident of Unionvale. O‘Imal‘y. and SilC and hFi' family \vrrc \chI known and liked here. To all who mourn the iassiilg of their mother. sincer- est sympathy is extended,

.Vll'. Bud MacEaclieron who has been employcrl at Sudbury. On- tario. is spending his holidays visiting with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacEachern. Coleman. Messrs. Lyford and R o b e rt Bryanton. Sudbury. Ontario. are visiting their grandmother. Mrs. Margaret Bryanton. Coleman. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MacWil- liams on their marriage Monday night. October 27th., at the par— sonage by Rev. Dewis. RcEtor. The many friends of Mr. Mil- ford Ellis. West Cape. are happy to hear he is improving from his accident by being caught up in the power take-off on his trac— tor. Hc is still a patient in the Community Hospital. O'Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Chapman of Moncton. N.B.. returned to their home after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gay. Springfield West.

Mr. and Mrs. Beaitty Crozier, Carleton, Lot 8, left Thursday to visit a couple weeks Mr. Crozier's mother, Mrs. Minnie Crozier in Maine. and other relatives and friends in USA. Mass.

Mrs. James Getson. Carleton. Lot 6. returned to her home af- ter spending a few days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Raynor, South Kildare. Miss Leila Craswell. R.N., is back on duty again at the 0'- Leairy Community Hospital. after spending a week's holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alban Craswell. Bloomfield.

It is very pleasing to report $134.00 was collected in O'Leary. in aid of the Cancer fund. Mr. James Baglole is the Campaign chairman. Collectors who gave of their time and made calls on this community are as follows. Mr. Louis MacKenzie, Mrs. Ira Ellis. Mrs. Harry Leard, Mrs. Wendell Turner. Mrs. J. W. Coughlan. Mrs. James Baglole. Mrs. Ralph Adams. Miss Priscilla Gallant, Miss Dorothy Seaman.

It is reported here and there that an extension to the break- water at West Point will be start- ed this fall according to. an an- nouncement made yesterday by Dr. Orville H. Phillips, M.P. The contract has been awarded to the Diamond Construction Company. Fredericton. N.B. and is expect- ed to be completed by July,

Oct. Meeting Coleman W.I.

The October meeting of the Coleman W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Edwin Ooughlin. Thursday evening. In the absence of the President. Mrs. George

[Fall Fair Held

By O’Leary LA.

The annual fall fair was held in the O‘Lcary Legion Home, Tuesday evening. October 28th. This annual event was sponsor- cd by the Ladies aid of the Com- munity Hospital in O'Leary.

The booths were stocked full of home cooking. Fancy work, Christmas decorations. jewellery and a white elephant sale. which were soon disposed of. Lunches consisting of hot coffee. dough- nut. liol dogs. hot hamburgers. drinks and ice cream served

Although the night was rainy and the roads bad each district was well represented. and a snug sum of $338.85 was realized. with another booth to be heard from.

O’Lea ry A.Y.P.A. Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the St. Luké‘s A.Y.P A. O'Leary corner, was held in the hall Friday even- mg.

The meeting opened with prayer by Rev. M. J. Findlay. Min- utes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Rev. Findlay commended the retiring officers for the fine work done during the past year. and trust- ed for one same in the coming year. After the various reports were given by the retiring officers and conveners were heard the following officers were elected, for the coming year: Hon. Presi- dent, Rev. M.J. Findlay; Presi- dent. Betty Pth-ill-ips; vice~pres~ dent, John Wedlock: Secretary, Jean Webb; Treasurer. Adrienne Webb: Projects. Keith Webb; Wider Horizons. Fairley Cornish; B.R.H. Julia Anne MacNaught; Publicity Secretary. Adrienne Webb; Missionary projects, Ida Wedlock; Membership, George Adams.

Committees for next meeting to be held ‘on November 14th