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May 2l—(CP)-— \1 1' l prices hero today. b1" the Dominion De- Agricultufe. 5011M" List grade creamery q price, 3i 1-2; first, _ wooing price. 81-31 ‘_ G5,, n, 1 lLiSlCUliZCd. current ..._ :11) :1-11-,'.1c 2 30: no 1 ~ “,_, "W ,._ 3D 3-4-41; no 2.

1 “tn-torn white, current‘ l~i 3-4--lt 15-16: col- . '1‘1yl‘l[‘l! i5, which price zip to cheese manufac- p‘ 1 11ml :1l‘.ci'A?1i‘.'i 1. 1941. f0!‘ 1.. 111. United Kingdcm. Ativi sh 1in1ct1t5 in uied cliziu: at. A-JETBB 231 .121 i-2; Bgrade 20-20

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stocks narrowly lower;

oils firm.

Montreal-Gold and paper issues lower; other lndustrinls un- changed.

New York-Stocks closed narrowly

lgher. Winnipeg-Wheat l-8 cent lower to unchanged. New York-Cotton, coffee and rub- ber higher; sugar lower.

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Spiritual Oilerings. Cards, 0141., 5c per name; 70c per inr-h Wedding engagement l0 words for SL011

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unrrtiziu locals. 5c per word; Western and Eastern locals omen mt» and Coming Events 3o per word: rd: in blemoriam Notices 10o per inch; Lists of

Letters of 3 words. Notices oi’ Thanks kind

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__»_, ___._ ._ _. __.. For Sale Baby Chicks

MWBER“ PLANTS m "n. o. ia-sinnn" CHICKS ARE

hundred. 75c bv mnil. $4.50 thou- sand. l‘ S. Rccvcs. Sout-hport. L-GS-S-i-o-i.

SALE — MASSEY HARRIS Rake. Apply Guardian. L-266-5-22-2i.

ii SALE-BARBER. SHOP. ES- taiiiisheu 15 years. Modern equipment, or will hire good bar- beni‘. W. Cole, Cole Block. Sack- ville, N. B. L.—206-5-20-22-24.

ii. SALE — DWELLING HOUSE and barn on Orlcbar Street. Six rooms. lxith and furnace. Price reasonable. Apply 228 Cumber-

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best. Monev Makers. Cockerels 5c. Free klet. Write Maritime Chick Hatchery. St. John. N. EN 5

Agents Wanted

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-RAW- lelfih Dealer in Queen's Coiiuiy e sting. Splendid opportunity lur an ambitious man established business. Dcaer will give iuli assistance. Write immediately for inform- ation. The W. . Rciwleieh 00.. I| 114111-470-12-5. Montreal Can-

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___________ WANTED — COAT MAKER AT once. O. E. Glarkemsigirgirgerlsllifiel- WANTED — BOY 0R MAN FOR. farm and arden work. APDIY Arthur Bur e, Southfiogbdkndxi

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NEW YORK. May 21-(AP)— stock prices shoved ahead again toduy behind a mounting advance dctziil of oils which reached now 194i summits.

Most Canadian issues on the big board showed gains, while curb stocks were quittly Liigher. Walkers was the day's big gainer among the Canadian stocks. u 7-8 and Dis- tillers Seagrcm an l-Iollinger fol- lowed with 3-H point gains apiece. Dome and Imperial were each upi l-4 u-iiile International Nickel was' the only laser, oft 1-8.

Iii the fifth successive session without a decline, the Associated Press average oi so selected stocks rose .1 of a int t.» 40.2. Turnover ,of 544,200 s ares was the largest .‘ in two wecls 11nd compared with 1 471,050 yesterday when the market went suddenly bullish in the final minutes of trade.

American Talc-phone rose more than a poLnt at one lime-and closed 7-8 point ahead-on an. nouncomczit of a proposed $234,000, 000 funding operation to permit further expansion. Western Union set» a new ‘r-lsh mark 1'21‘ the ycar.

Other gainers included Yellow ‘Truck. Montgomery Ward, sears Roebuck. J. l. Case, Douglas. Du- POM. Savvngc Arms, Ali's Chalm- cri. Fliilip Morris. Reynolds Metals.

[H E CH AR LOT’

Livestock

monument». and‘ oi-(oP)-, There were eight cst , eight sheep 114 hogs and 1m olives n11- sale on‘ the two Montreal livestock markets‘

a . Prizes on all classes o! livestock‘ were strong. | ‘There were not enough cattle and sheep ordered to make n market.

Veal calves ranged 1mm 37 14> 11 with selects 810. 0 to 011.50 wth} the bulk between t8 and t9. Dr.nk- - ers or pail fed calves melding corri- mon veais were sold mostly $6.50 to $7. Grassers $450 to $5. ,

There was a firm undertone to the hog market and no ssrly sales. '

The markets will be closed on‘ May 24', for all trading.

Toronto Exchange

‘IORAONIO. May 2l—-(CP)—In-, signiiicant lossa were recorded in the index by the industrial and mining stocks on the Toronto ex- change in todayk operations. Vol- ume at 104.000 sham-s, was at?) .- 000 shares (rum Tuesday's tr c.

Goidale traded 17.500 dhares with- out moving away from the it-cent mark and Central Poicu ine was active on s. gain oi 1-2 20. Ja- son Mines weakened 1 1-8 to 37 and Gunnar was down i-I to 23 1-2. Among thq higher-price issues bet- ter prices ruled ior Wright-Har- greaves, Preston and Leilch while the close was down narrowly for. Aunor, Lamaque. Pan-ioui, Pickle Crow and San Antonio.

Loss of l-i-point for Nickel was tha only change in the senior base! metal 11st and Steep Rock and Ventures had minor losses among the cheaper issues. -

Bell Telephone, Econoflc Invest-I merits, Mercury Mills and Tip Top Tailors ptd had losses in points and‘ fractional declines appeared for several of his interlisted leaders in- cluding Brazilian, Flord A. Loblaw A and Pressed Metals. Walkers com- | mon tightened up 3-4 to 40 3-4 and- Dlstillei-s-Seagriuns firmed i-8 to i9. The Beatty Bros, shares firmed fractions and frrctions were added by Consolidated Bakeries, Imperial} oil, Laura Secord and sage Hersey.- Oonsikuers Gas firmed a point and 1 Dominion Woollens common ad-i vanced 50 cents to $1. l

Home Oil gained 2 cents to 1.63.‘

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Montreal Exchange

MONTREAL. May 21-40?)- Trading trickled through s dull

session of the stock market today.

'Price changes were grooved in a

narrow range with a tendency to irregularity.

Bell Telephone was a weak spot, in utilities, Montreal Power recov- ered an early 105s and Shawinigan failed to hold an improvement.

Mines were weaker, International Nickel and Norands both ceding ground. Papers were also beaded downward, Bathurst "A" and st

Phelps Dodge and Jcnns-Mnrivillc. wnsr ROYALTY T WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

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The regular monthly meeting of tho West Royalty Women's Institute ivas held at. the home of Mrs. Fred Gates on April 23rd with fifteen memhcrs and five visitors present. Meeting cpencd with the Creed. The"

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to step in on‘. President presided. Minutes of la

meeting were rend and adoptcdJ Collection amounted to one dollar, and twenty cents. It was decided to make quilt-s instead of knitting for the nrcsciit. It was then moved and seconded that the members divide into groups of four and each group. answer the roll call at next meeting with n. complete quilt. It was also moved and seconded that one clollcr be given teachers for seeds and plants for school garden, also that perennial ulnuts be donated to the sarcienffhc questionnaire on Home Economics was filled in by Mrs. Lem MncKlnnon and Mrs. Stewart McKlnnon. The Institute collected the sum oi’ $93.25 from the West Royalty district for the Canadian, Fund. The drawing for Hooked Mat- took place at this meeting, Mrs.‘

d at the home oi Mrs. Wilbur

APARTMENTS T0 sun's. MOD- ern conveniences. Phone 1276. L-25I-5-21-3i.

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"i0" “fly 26th, it is our intention to change over 100 per l0 milk bottles bearing our name.

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It will not be legal for any one to dispense or receive

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n "i" be our right to pick up our bottles on sight.

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"PM" qr others who may have any of our printed | In their possession may‘ exchange them for plain , 1' Dlant up to May 27th. After this date, no I be made unless an exchange coupon ls at-

yhimgitve this change will be beneficial to all con- "n w" hone to have your full co-operation.

TllE HIRE MILK 00. LTD.

Corner Great George and Fitzroy St.

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- let for use by anglers and hunters

when camping in the woods issued’ by the Canadian National Railways, now fol-ins part of the curriculum» for pilots and iiircrews of the Royal Canadian Air Force undergoing trnlniug. Several editions of booklet, which bone the title "Camp Croft rind Woodlore", were printed during the course of years and it rcnclied a wide circulation but the supply is now exhausted and the publicntioii is out of print. Pilots and crews of airplanes do not al- ways have an airport handy, espec- ially in the case of a forced land- ing, and the instruction is to train them in the proper course to be tol- lowed it forced down in bush coun- gyy, ‘fliere l3 p, chapter htifldfid 105$ 1:1 the Woods" which is particularly lc to the course. All 1e-

been turned over training authorities.

._.______-_-— ABOUT WEDDINGS

BOSTON, May 2i —(CP) —D0n‘t serve spinach at a wedding, because “grecng iii-e food for pixies and forest sprites make mischic-J’ at weddings."

TilLs is one of many bridal su- pcrsttiorts 11nd stories gathered by Claudia dc Lys, who is compiling an encyclopedia oi’ folk lore.

The Wedding rinc. she says. is the symbol of eternity-a circle. The diamond was first used in the beirothnl ring because its myster- ious sparkle was thought to be the fire of love. Also, the diamond never wears out.

IIIYI SAIGI

WHERE'S

Lawrence Corporation “A" dropper} fractions.

Sccne strength was apparent in industrials. where M8ST9y~H3fIh stuck to its opening gain. and Elec- l-FOIUX illmDed i 1-4. In the remain- der of the list, issues sold at Tues- day’s levels, except Alcohol "A‘ which was moderately harder.

Total sales: 8.700 Shares; 1114145- trials, 5,700; Mines, 3,o00_

Grain

WINNIPEG, May 21—(OP>—May wheat slipped back to its minimum level of 75 7-8 cents c bushel on Winnipeg grain exchange today.

The finishing range was 1-8 oeui down lc unchanged, Jilly wheat re mainirig at its peg of 77 1-2 cents.

No Iigure was placed on the flou: sales abroad but they were said t: have been mule hi her to the We 1 Indies or Newtoun and.

Buenos Aires values held un- changed.

YOIII MINAIW‘

SOLDIERS RUB OUT TIRED ACHE$ M'|NARD‘E1\ LIMMENT

l 3 (Canadian Press) i TORONTQ, May 21_ Stocks Close Alderman 8 3-4 Aunol- Gold 170 Bankflcld 4 Base Metal i; Bear Ex 9 Bcatlie 110 Bl Miss 3 Bo {o 6 Bra orne 9B5 Broulan a2 Brown Oil 7 | Cent Pat 166 1 Cent For 20 Chester 114 P Cochenour 69 ' comweslth t0 Davies l2 Dension 3 1-2 Dome Oil 21 3-4 Du uesne ll l--I Eas Mal 220 Falcon 250 i Fernland 1 l-2 , Franco 37 i Gillies Lake 3 5-8 Gods Lake 32 Goldale l2 Gold Gate B Gunnar Gold 23 1-2 Hard Rock 12 l-2 Holllnger i2 l-2 Home Oil 163 Howey 21 l-2 Hud Bay Min 24 l nsplra 23 , Int Nickel 30 3-4 1 Jason 37 1 Jelllccs 1 1-2 Kerr Add 400 1 Kirk Lake 79 1 Lake shore 15 l-2i Lamaque 425 I Laps Cad i0 i-4 Letch 50 MucLeod 156 Madsen 58 Maiartic l-2 Min Cpn 1 Moneta 42 Naybob 2a ' Noranda 49 i-fl Nordon 3 1-2 Nonnetci 35 OBrien B0 Painour 100 Partsnen 2 3-4 ' Perron Gold 30 Pick Crow 231 - Pioneer 200 i Preston 287 Ban Ant 215 Sand River 4 Senator 69 Sllooe I

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‘Those having a yen for "a llic on the range" can indulge their fantasies to the utmost and with

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the several “Dude“ ranches scatter- ed throughout the cattle country cf the Canadian west. Among the more picturesque of these ranches are those found near Jasper National the Canadian Rockies, Canada's largest national ploy- ground: in the Mount Robson Park area: the b foothills oi’ the Can- adian Rocki : and on the Cariboo Plateau with an altitude from 2,000 to 4.600 feet above 521p, level. Opportunities are provided ni- vis- itors to ride the ranges with the cowboys. and other ranches are (‘lilac to fine game country and flsililil: may be had almost anywhere. A vn- cation spent at a Canadian "dude ranch" promises considerable fun, assuring relaxation in carefree at- mosphere and comfortable

roundings. according to C. K. Manager of the Tourist B111‘

Montreal. e.. who has s complete

Q11 c talogue f bins and oBi-itish Columbia.

CANADIAN DEPOSITS 0F MANGANESE BECOME V A L U A B L E

MONTREAL Que, May Qi-With manganese striking new highs in price. and the uncertainty of shin- ments from present sources of sup- ply, rinci ally Russia and India couped wth the growing demand m ecooimb cl the war. attention is

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chemistry to liberate oxygen.

WOOD AGAIN PROVIDING VALUE FOR. AIRPLANES

Attention is again being directed to the use of wood in the construc- tion of airplanes with the recent de- velopments in adhesives for use in wood fabrication, particularly in the manufacture of water-proof ply- wood, states the Natural Resources Department of the Canadian Na- tional Railways. During the last war wood was the principal materiel

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NOTED RACE HORSE AND SIRE In splendid condition- His I colts take the eye, are useful ‘ and have speed! Priced reasonable

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