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25th Anniversary

On Tuesday, Nov. 28th lnst., a [urge number oi relatives and (llcnds gathered at the home of \l-. and Mrs. Alexander Cousins lfBul-‘ington, to honour them on ‘J10 occasion of the twenty-fifth mnivcrsaly of their marriage.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Cousins ‘were nken by surprise, but were over- lpysd lo sce their friends, so many ll iviioln had been present at their n-cdding twenty-five years before.

An address was read by Mrs. Jcssic Carruthers, and a presen- ialion made to Mr. and Mrs. coilsins oi a chest oi silver and A beautiful mantel mirror.

Mr. Cousins feellngly and most flmngly replied on behalf oi Mrs. Cousins and himself, expressing sincerc thanks and pleasure in such kindness from all present- llirs. Sadie Campbell rendered some piano selections, and Mrs. William Paynter a. couple oi read- h1g5, and with music and singing and pleasant conversat-ion, caused the evening to pass very quickly. .4 [lost delicious lunch was served by the ladies.

'I'lle following is the address: Dear Mr. and Mrs. Cousins-We are gathered here tonight on this happy occasion to extend to you our henrtiest congratulations. and to celebrate with you the twenty- fiith anniversary of your wedding. No doubt, as you look back over this period oi time you are deeply l stirred by the memories of many pleasant associations, and although ‘ your family are leaving you one hy one, you are gladdened to know a they are near you, in happy homes of their own. As host and hostess. 1 your friends have always been welcomed with the glad hand and theory smile, which has made your

Markets Al‘ ' Glance

(Canadian Press) Torontosand Montreal-Indus- trial stocks closed lower. Toronto Mines—l.ower. New York-Stocks closed lowen Winnipeg-Wheat up 1-3 to 3-4 cents. New York-Cotton and sugar lower; rubber and coffee higher.

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NEW YORK, Nov. Il-The stock market had rough sailing today as realizing came‘ to the fore in a brisk selling movement “ tho noon hour.

While sircrsits, metals and a. few others were in demand in lets deal- ings, and exercised some stiffening effect on other sections of the list. many active issues ended down 1 to 3 points.

‘The Anociated Pius avenge oi dostockslostootapcintaatfld. The 18 stock divisions of rail and utilities each declined .'i 0i s. point. while the 80 utilities refitted. a little better ofi .8 of a point.

Turnover was auiiiclaltly active during the peak 0d the early-st- ternooln selling to leave the ticker several minutes behind floor tran- sactions, but for the full session only 2,190,880 shares ' changed hands. This was a little more than on Wednesday, but well below the average of the past fortnight or so.

Growing international. political tension over thg- Mediterranean crisis was again an unsettling mar- ket influence. '

The bond market, mixed in the corporate division, showed the ei- fecis oi the European situation most clearly in declines oi 1 to nearly 4 points 1.. various Italian loans. U. S. govermlent obligations varied between losses of 6-32 and gain! 01' 3-32 of a. point. with minus signs predominating.

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And now, as you proceed on liie’s journey, and go forward together in the years to come, may you have the assurance that whatever be your lot, you have the best wishes oi your numerous friends.

In closing, we ask you to accept these gifts as a token oi our ap- preciation and good will.

Wishing you God's blessing and many more years oi happy com- rsdeship together. ‘ '

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dress, with its assurance that "we have passed the peak of appropri- ations," comlng late in the trad- ing day, had no clear-cut market repercussions, but was welcomed by that large section or Wall Street opinion which has advocated a re- duction in government expendit-

er included Cerro de Pasco at 88 1-8 U. s. smelting at 10s 1-2. Kenncwi-t at 28 1-4, international Nickel at 40 1-8, Alllsd Chemical at 18$. Unit- ed Aircraft at 22 1-4 and General Motors at 54 1-2.

In the Canadain list price chans- es were well mined. Declines of more than a. point were recorded in Distillers-Seagrsms and Lake Show while fractional recessions occur- red in Canadian Pacific, Dome Mines, Canadian mdrustrial Alcohol "B", Ilbrd of Canada "A" M88891’ Harris and Hiram Walker. Domin- ion Stores, McIntyre-Porcupine. Brazilian, Hollinger and Canadian Industrial Alcohol "A" were slight-

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Miscellaneous

(Canadian Presl MONTREAL, Nov. 29— Wheat, nor no 3 91. Barley, C W no 3 43. Oats. feed no 1 34. Flour, spring wheat.

firsts $5.80. Flour seconds $5.40. Flour. bakers 85.30. Flour, winter wheat choice $3.70.

Flour white corn 84.80. Bran ton 820.25-

Shorts ton $31.35. Middlings ton $36.35. , Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $3.75. Hay no 3 per ton carlots $10.00." Cheese no 1 Ont white 11. Cheese no 1 Ont col 11 1-2. Butter no 1 38 3-4.

Eggs fresh specials in cartons

A 1 large 47.

Eggs A l medium 43.

E888 A 1 pullets 40. _ Eggs A large 41-

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Potatoes 80's mis $1.30 to 81.35.

80's cobblers P E I 81.15 to 81-30.

80's Que mt: $1.05 to 81.10.

80's Que cobblers 90 to 81-00-

MONTREAL. Nov. 39—Cheese prices gained slightly and butter was narrowly lower on the produce section of the Canadian Commod- ity exchange today. .

Butter spot-No sales; Que (03) closed 2| 3-8 to 38 8-8; Que grass 35 8-8 to 28 8-8; West regraded 5 l-3 to 38 8-8.

cheese spot: Bales: 1,000 Ont col (Oct) l3; 300 Ont white (Oct) 13.

Eggs Spot-No sales; Ont A- iarge closed 8'! to 38: A medium 33 to 84; A pullets 80 to 81; B7 large 38 to 37; B-medilnn 34 1-3 to 38 1-3 C, 33 1-3 to 34~

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(Canadian Press). Closing exchange rates:-

At. Montreal-Pound 4-08 17-83; U. S. dollar 1.01 1-8: iranc 8.87. ,

At New York-Pound 4.03; Can- adian dollar 0e 7-8; iranc also.

At Paris-Pound 74.98 ir;- Csn- adian dollar 18.08 fr; U. 8.vdolisr, 18.18 l-3 fr. I

m gold-Pound 1311,10; Canad- ian dollar 88.79 cents U- 8. dollar!

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80 day bills 403 8-8; Rance 8.88;; Italy 8.11; Belgium 18.91 l-3; Corr many was; Canada a 1

. MONIRIAI-u’ and foreign exc tethcoenadlandoar as com- piled by the Royal Bank oi Canada closed today is follows:-

Ailatrslla Nllhd 3.8818.

Pnncc iranc 0881

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140 140 9% 20% 20% 85‘ 5 (W; 8% 11% ll 11 11% 31 1d 40% . 8i Mont Power 2% Nat Brew .. Nat Steel Car .. 141/; Power (loop ,.. . 111,‘ 11 Shlwlnlgsn 20 if ho Can Pr . 13 Steel of Can 821,‘ IANKI 0 a I n: oi Mtl ... 12?.“ Royal Bk . 1gp Can Bk Con: ... ...

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Stocks Open Inst Am For Pr 1 11 Am For l'r P 7" 3:12 Am “|iil!'\\ - 20 1g; .\m (‘no ll‘: 1411,’, Ann Ravi 21 218i. Am T- and T 181111 151W. Anaconda . 237i. my. Auburn Auto .., 301/, 33 Atchison 541.1, 53 B and Ohio ' 1511/, Bendix Av .- g0», lloth'Sl00l 435,-, fuse 9g" (‘hryslur , . . . .. 93 l'nn (Ins .. 3| l-llec A and L 3g. Gen Eleo 37 Gen Mot . . m“ Gr Non Pill 30.37 Int u‘ and T 2%‘ Kenneeott 11314 ont W 37% Mn ma Cuppvt 34% l; (icntrul ~_ _aromount 3y M11 Oll n J m; Radio . . a u“ Ho Par-lilo ~34 l.‘ s Stool . m Vanadium m Western U . . . . . . . . . .. 33% Westinghouse .. ()1

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Currencies

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK. Nov. 29—The French iranc was higher, sterling and the Canadian dollar lower, as

cign exchange markets today after the United States Thanksgiving Day holiday.

The iranc moved up .00 i-z of a, cent to a closing rate oi 8.59 cents.

._ the best quotatio since Nov, 8.

111e,, rally took place‘ in the last hour following a vote oi confid- ence in the, Laval Government in the Chamber of Deputies at Paris.

Tile Canadian dollar extended- lts discount from l to 1 1-8 per cent while the pound. closing at $4.83, showed a loss of 3-4 oi a. cent.

MONTREAL. Nov. Iii-The pound storllng declined and other major currencies advanced slight- ly on Montreal foreign exchange today. The pound was off 7-82 oi a. osnt at $4.98 17-82 and the United States dollar rose 1-18 oi one per cent at 1 i-s pel- cent; p1 mium. The French franc gain- od .01 oi a cent at 8.87 cenu.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Nov. zit-No broad price changes were record- ad on the Montreal open produce market in light turnover today. Butter was s. shade easier but other lines held unchanged.

No 1 butter in carlots or le brought 38 8-4 cents a. pound while small lots to retailers in cal-lots or less were 3'1 for solids and 38 for prints.

No 1 Ontario white cheese held ‘alt lllacents a pound and colored at

Graded egg shipments in car- lots or less were generally 8'! to 88 cents a dozen for A-large, 83 for A-medium, 30 to 31 for A pullets, 38to37fcr3and34forC.

Potatoes-in DO-pound bags were $1.80 to 81.88 for Prince Edward Island mountains and $1.38 to 41.80 for cobblers. In Iii-pound bags potatoes brought 81.30 to 81-38 for P. Ii. I. Mountains, 81.18 to 81.20 ior P I 1’ oobblers, 81.18 to 81.30 for~New Brunswick Mountains, 81.08 to $1.10 for Quebec moun-

Joint and 90 t0 ll for Quebec cob-

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Spain peseta .1883. United States dollar. 1 1-8 per cent premium

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MINING’

. (Canadian Pres) ' TORONTO, Nov. 29-.-‘1'he inevi- table profit-taking period hit the mining section of the Toronto ex- change today and the base metal group in which heavy gains had been accumulated through the week, were sold in volume at fall- ing prices. Golds were able to hold their ground fairly well, losing only .08 in the index while silvers were a. bit heavy in the late pro- ceedings. The miscellaneous mines index weakened 1.45 to 113.27. Volume was the heaviest oi the month at 1,058,000 shares.

Selling of the base metals kept step with a drop oi the metals on the New York market. Prices turned heavy around noon, rallied moderately in the last hour only to turn heavy again l0 minutes be- fore the gong- Hudson Bay was the weakest; dropping i 1-4. Castle, Bear and White Eagle

TORONTO, Nov 2.!

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were down slightly 111 the silvers. .'.'.' " Eldorado finned to 1.45 in the {lfvlluro morning semion under short cov- ,,'.‘_"_‘,;“]’f\‘,‘,ff," ‘ ering but eased back to 1.38 to .~,‘.‘,,,‘,,,.. __‘_' close unchanged. mm.- \11lu

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i0 Q91; l0 shore but lib compgn was drowned before help came, In the other posthumous award, William O'Brien lost his life at- tempting to rescue Noel Willlsnn from drowning in Medwsy Creek. lfindvn. Ont. May u. John N. Macltinnon also of London. who inally bmlmht William to shore is the bronze medal. James W. Platt, a Canadian Notional switohman oi Hamilton; Ont-. is citod for the bronsc medal. While m the front platform of a locoin ivs Aug. 38 he reached down and threw out of harm's way who had toddled and tripperl in front of the moving train. The uledsl is awarded "lbo llo Peter and h