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STOCK PURCHASED UP T0 AND INCLUDING OCT. 15TH. WILL RANK FOR BOTH PAYMENTS.

ORDERS MAY BE TELEPl-IONED OB TELEGBAPHED A'l' OUR EXPENSE.

F. J. BRENNAN £9 OO. LTD.

E. M. BAGNALL — Manager 142 Richmond Street — Charlottetown — Telephone 1470 Saint John, Moncton, s: ‘ ‘ ton, Halifax, sydney

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typo to maintain or improvethe standard of the flock? Ewes to be retained in the flock must be healthy and have a full mouth. Broken mouthed ewes will not do well when in dry winter feed. The udder should also be inspected and owes showing any unsoundness should be dspcsed of. Too rn-uch attention should not be paid to condition, since often the thinner ewes have raised a pair of lambs some of those carrying Blllplg flesh may not have nursed. Adeguate records of each ewe should have been kept and those ewes whose lambs have not done well, because of an insufficient milk should be marked for the block. When the ewes in these cate- gories have been removed, the

ilull Flock Ami t Retain Best Ewes

with tho approach or Fall it becomes necessary to select the ewes to be retained in the breeding flock. A ewe that does not produce a satisfactory lamb in the snsuing spring, is a charge against the rest of the flock. For that reason the flock should be made up o! individuals in which the possibility of this occurlng is kept at a minimum. 1n addition, ewes that are culled in the fall can be marketed at a fair price and many of these ewes because of age or infirmity would not be able to stand the strain of pregnancy and their death would therefore represent a direct monetary loss as well as the loss of a winter's feed.

In culling the flock each fall two main factors must be taken into consideration. siys S. B. Williams, Animal Husbandry Diyision, Central Experimental Farm. Ottawa_ Will the individual satisfactorily raise a lamb or lambs; is she of such a

should be removed.

All ewes culled should have their places taken in the flock by high quality yealings saved from the previous year for flock replace- ments

If a program such as has been described is followed annually, a flock of active, hardy. high-produc- ing ewes will be assured

GOVERNMENT 0F ClNlilR

10% FIRST Will |.llliN BllNllS

Due February lsi, 1948-52

sesame CAll lETTER '1" ONLY

HAVE BEEN DRAWN FOR PAYMENT

February l , 1949

Bonds of this issue bearing the coll letter shown should be presented for redemption on February l, i949 or as soon thereafter os possible with oll coupons of lofer dole attached. No further interest will be paid on these bonds offer the above dole. gc-fl

Supply.

flock should be inspected again and all animals not up to standard for conformation, fleece or breed type

Abitibi . 16 1-2 Asbestos 27 i-2 B A Oil . 23 7-8 Bldg Prod . 33 ‘l-Z Bruck Silk 17 1-2 Bell Tel 43 3-‘4 Can Brew . — Bathurst 21 1-2 Can Cemen 21 1-2 Can Pacific . 17 1-4 Celai-iese .. .. 86 Can Car Found 14 3-4 Can Car Pfd .. . 1G 1-4 Cari Steam .. 13 Can Paper 20 Cocksliutt 12 1-2 Can-Vickers 47 Dom Bridge 309 Dom Coal Pfd . 19 1-4 Dom A . . 2O 1-4 Dryden . 25 1-2 Fraser . 59 1-2 Ford A . 25 Founda .. 24 Gen St Wares . _ 15 l-I l-Iow Smith . 34 l-Iarn Bridge 8 1-2 l-Iir Walker 27 1-4 Can Ind Al 13 1-2 Int Nickel 35 3-8 Imp Oil . 19 Int Pete . 13 1-4 Imp Tob .. 13 1-8 B C Power . 25 3-4 Con Smelt .. 120 1-2 Lake Woods 27 1-2 Massey I-Iar .. 22 3-4 McColl Front 13 7-8 l at St Car .. 23 Can Nor Pfd . 9 1-4 Noranda .... .. 52

_Price Bros .. 59 Quebec Power . 17 1-4‘ Shawinlgan 23 5-8 St Law . 9 1-4 St Law 1st Pfd Dom Text Dom Tar .. Wpg Elec A . St of Can Brazilian

Montreal Exchange

PRODUCE

MONTREAL. Oct. 13 -- (GP)- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by Department of Agriculture as fol- lows: Eggs: Free cases, A large 69— 70; med 65-66; A pullets 43-45; B 45-47; C 34-36 Butter: Wholesale Quebec no 1 fresh and storage pasteurized 68 1-2. Current receipts Que no 1 pas- tuerized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4; grade creamery print job price 7O 1-2, solids 69.

C eese: Current receipts western wh e 30-30 3-16; Quebec white 30, fob factory. Wholesale export pric- es western white 30 13-16—31; Que- bec whlte 30 13-16—31. Domestic prices western white 34; colored 35 1-2. No other prices established.

the Dominion

first

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new

1.15-—1.25; no 2 75 lbs .90—1.00; N. B. no 1 75 lbs 1.30—1.40.

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TORONTO. Oct. 13- Sales Stock

4000 Am Larder . . 10000 Am Yknife . 5200 Anglo Cdn 11500 Apex 1000 Area 44400 Armistice . 15500 Ashley 3500 Atlantic O 7300 Athena 265 Bk of ‘Mont 75 Bk of Tor . 9100 Base Met 2300 Bevcourt 3508 Bidgood 3500 Brit Dom 500 Buffad 400 Buff Ank .

370 Cdn Brew 1087 Cas Treth 1100 Cent Pat. 1500 Chem Res

200 Chestervllle 1350 Cochenour 1400 Con Beattle 2500 Con Home ..

690 Con Smelt .

700 Conwest 2000 Crestaurum 2900 Croirior . 2000 Dexter 3000 Denison 4300 Dickenson 3300 Discovery . 3600 Div Int

640 Dome . .

25 Dom Bk 1000 Donalda 9500 Duiama . 6000 Duvay 1000 East Am .. 6500 East Crest .. 2000 E Mal 1000 E Sull .. 5500 Elder

15140 Eldona 1600 El Sol 1300 Eureka 440 Falcon 600 Giant . .. 36300 Gods Lake ....._. ..

500 Gold Man . 3000 Goldora 4600 Gulf Lead 2000 Hard Rock 2000 Heath 2500 Heva Gm

695 Holling 3110 Home Oil . 1500 l-Iosco

925 Hud Bay

Imp Bk Ind Lake . . Int Nick ..._ ..._..

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Essaecsses l1

7 Int Uran . 49 4400 Joliet .. 42 2000 Kayrand . . 05 4100 Kelore

115 Kerr Add

4000 Kirk Gold 100 Kirk Lake 200 Labrador .

6200 L Dufault .. .. 106 100 Lake Shore . 11 5-8 200 Leltch 112

52200 Lingmari . 35

1500 Little LL 78

3500 Louvicourt 55 400 Macassh .. 221

6466 MacDona . 82

1400 MacLeod . ' 100

2850 Mal Gf . . 185

1950 Madsen . 245

1500 Maralgo 03

3500 Marcus . 10 310 McIntyre . 54 3-4

5000 McMarmac . 12

3500 Mid Cont 06 1-2

2200 Min Corp 10 1-2 300 Negus . . 216

2400 New Cal 163

4025 New Pac .. 10

19300 New Norz 15 1-4

1500 New Rouyn . 19

63700 Nicholson 31 1-2 730 Noranda . 52

3916 Normetal . 286

6600 North Inca . 31

3000 Northland . 02 1-2

1100 Okalta . 140

3000 Omega. . 03

400 Omnitrans 07 1-2

2500 Orlac . 06

3100 Osisko .. 2000 Osulake 19900 Pac Pete . 1600 Pamour

3000 Pen Rey . 10 1-2 3000 Piccadilly 07 620 Pickle Cr 210 650 Preston 153 5700 Que Man 77 650 Quemont . 15

5500 Richrnac . 10 1-2 11100 Roxana 40 908 Sari Ant .. 400

2500 Sand River 7500 Senator 500 Sheep Cr 644 Sherritt.

1650 Teck I-lu . 1300 Thom Lund . 7500 Thurbois ‘i100 Un Keno .

14600 Tor-bit , 97 260 Ventures . 600 765 Waite ...... .. 920

300 Wright liar .

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investment

ll.Y. Stocks lip

TH: autumn! h uhhr a aln Io u" nu a lolirimioa of a afar Io in; my of lit-fl Slum. Tb: nfin i: nah only i] Ibo Prorpartns.

But Mining issues Decline

1,265,255 SHARES _ NEW YORK,_-_Oct.13—(AP)--De- STANDARD OIL COMPANY

mand revived in the stock market _

today and the general price level horror-Mini!" 13"!)

advanced to a high for the pall ,

five weeks. The advance was the CAPITAL STOCK

largest since Sept. 1. (us. Puvdu.)

Steel and motor stocks led the market forward by fractions to around 2 points or more. Rails did fairly well along with a hand- picked group of oils.

Trading activities increased to 830,000 shares, a substantial lift from only 510.000 shares Monday; business was largely on a profess- ional basis.

in exchange for.

INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY. LIMITED _ COMMON STOCK (witliou nominal or pa: value)

Standard Oil Company is adoring, uotll January 31, 1949, 1,265,255 shares of la Capital §todr id exchueige for Common Stock (without nominal or par value) of international Petroleum Company. Limit in the ratio of 3 shares of Capital Stock of Standard Oil Com my for 20 shares of Common Stock of International Petroleum Company, Limited. The termsof e exchange ofler arc set forth in a Prospectus, dated June ll, i948, copies of which are obtainable from GUARANTY TRUST. COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 140 Broadway, New York 1S, New York, or MONTREAL TRUST‘ COMPANY, 6i Yonge Street, Toronto i, Ontario, Canada, who are acting as agent and subugeot. respectively, for the purpose of eficcting the gc. _

Canadian Celanese led all issues STANDARD OIL COMPANY,

on the uptrerid by rising six points. guqml 50mm. Pyufdgflk

There were 245 issues of the stock

sold and it closed at 86 compared 1 with Saturday's closing sale of 80.

Industrial sales were approxi- mately 38,400 shares or 8,700 shares more than yesterday, while mining sales at 121,000 shares were double Tuesday's sales.

Averages revealed banks up .08 at 26.55; utilities unchanged at 74; industrial: up .9 at 131.9; papers up 3.70 at 354.04 and golds off .20 at 60.15.

Aft Montreal

MONTREAL. Oct. 13- (GP)- Gaina narrowly edged out losses in dull trading by selected indus- trials on the Montreal Stock Ex- change and Curb Markets today. The majority of mines lost ground in a quiet list.

national Petroleum Company, Limited, received by

the undersigned on or before October 22, i948, will not he in proper form for exchange

unless coupon No. 70 and all subsequent coupons are attached. _ GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Excbange

MONTREAL TRUST COMPANY, Exchange Sub-Agent

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STANDARD 01L COMPANY (incorporated in New Jersey) lvaathlsdayderlaredtba " Q dividend! on tbs apilal stock: .4 A ash dividend of $1.00 p: aban. A dlvldand payable ll apital stock I tbiaConpanyoffivaU) abaruofmci

NOTE: Bearer Share Warrants of '

The new account in the London Stock Exchange made a good start today. Although there was no ap- preciable increase in trading, high- er prlce levels were recorded in most sections.

These were mainly the result o! some marking up by dealers and some professional support.

Industrial groups showing ad- vances included tobaccos, irons, steels and textiles. Store shares

International Petroleum l Company, Limited

At Toronto

TORONTO, Oct. 13—(CP)—Base metals were weak and golds had a wide list of losses, though with some strength in the producing issues, on the Toronto Stock Ex- change today. Western oils had a. majority of gains.

Two- gold issues had depressing news. Armistice Gold Mines, Ltd.,

NOTICE T0 SHABEHOLDEBI AND Till HOLDERS 0P‘ IHLII WARD-ANTS

iii I Notice ia hereby given that a semi-l annual dividend of 25 cents per sbai-a . in Uauadiaii Currency has been wit»; elated and that: sucb dividend wiill be payable on or after November!

in the Lard" lake “ea °t on"were also in small demand while 10th 1918 ' taflo‘ announced that n w“ msJalrcrafts and motors moved frac- Th’! "111 4W1“!!! 1B "ID"! 0!‘ stock for aachtwobimdradfzofl) alums pending operations and dropped 4 shares iepicseuted by any Bearer g] gzygopgnlu gutgunding,

ucmauy higher‘ Share Warrant: of the Company of the 102i) iaauo will be paid upon pre- sentation‘ and delivery of Coupon

No. 70 at: THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA i

Such dividends will be payable December l4 i948 to stockholders of record at the clot of business three ddock p.m., on October I2, I i948. No fractional shares of atodr will ba

issued. Scrip certificates will be laud in llll thereof.

ecks, stock and scrip oer/Blah will bl l

34 cents on a turnover of 44.400 shares, to close at 8 3-4 cents, up 1 1-4 cents from its low of the

New York

day. God's Lake Gold Mines lost 6 3-4

cents at 42 cents after being down Kl“? "d Chm“ 5mm‘ B""°P'

Toronto, Canada m, at

to 40, on announcement that a Th . t, m b h . . e said dividend iii respect of A_C_MINTON swam’, 2:: 2; s: ..;;..r.‘: ;:..‘”.'.i"“::: ‘Xfllfiflfl :-‘::::a...:: es. izsrz-czsr owl-ms ' . company's assets at Elk Lake, {=0 paid b!’ ‘cheque milled llisull- ' Man" go Lyngman Lake gold my,“ —i— be o icea o t u Company on ‘o- " “" ' “'~ -- ~- mow ~- m- ~ £?“‘.‘;i£..“i.”v..1“‘.‘i'...‘°..niritilfli: - puny. The company has been rm. Am Can and l" October mud" 1 8_ gicdcessful‘ in finding a mine near gel? $1991 (‘Shareholders resident in the Uni:- o ‘s La e and R, J, Jgwggy, We. entra e States are advised that u crudt sident, states that the deal with ch95 Ohm h" m“ 15 ‘m’ ‘kntfdlmi, l“ “m” Lingman will give the company a Cl?" Edlsm‘ - bills‘: adflzdilbbnljar 11° $1705.»?! °fgfilli REQmR-EB Substantial blupk p! a company E1" All." Li" the tax shown on mn- United States OFFICE “n,” which looks as if it has a good Gen Elec 40 3-4 Federal Income m return. n. or- C‘ future. Gen Motors I ._. T: tier! to ‘claim! ailicpluereaieeznsr Unltad OPERATORS At London Gen North Pd - - B" u! u ° " u“ ° ° ‘ for Ottawa and Various Centres LONDON- °°'- 13"(R°“""=>-|§<‘d o" It‘? f; H, lflmwflrathlogf-glfimliwfifr-lil? 5'52 Across Canada "View tiff ates (Form No. 601) must ho a Mont Ward . 57 coidpleted in dupiicalie and the Bank ‘GRADE I ‘m’ “penal,” n°°°" North Am I 15 3-8 cashing the ctymhpona tendogao, llfyl-vuiozo-UJQU - - Phil Pete s5 1-2 both will" "t I es" "e Pr e- Grade n (preferably z yeuf eu- wllllllllflg Grain U 5 Rubb" - - 453" §lvls§°¢.§he.a?aed='l§ll§§ sligdclllivzllllli pencil»: in some cues thou Radio Corp i 12 3'4 to rue Shareholder. If Forms m. ro1~ with one year's experience will —— F” iii? 252.:"'..:.ii‘"'zir.."...“"si $2.22: i» meted» —sI-“°-§I»=w- WINNIPEG. Oct. 13»—(CP1—Ap- wmtAEi c" 28 1,8 from the coining. office m- n». 1f you can operate Key Punch, P'°"i""“°‘y imam ‘mm!’ ‘mwest Ueion 18 r- “°’“' m“ °' °‘"““"' T'"°'"°- Oollator, Sorter, Ta-bulator. Multi- wheat were allocated to the Unit-l e5 “I ' 81 34 Sublcvt to the Regulation! 0f t!" nth’ Mumgraprh Mdressosraph. Kingdom under the Canadysn U S S e Custodian of Enemy Property, non- ed . __________ rggldgmq of Canudl may convert this Mimeograph, Vari-typer Book- agreemenl in export busmess re' BANKS Canadian dollar dividend into kggping Machine, 00511300111810!‘

ported on Winnipeg Grain EX- m] States Currency, or such Burroughs calcullws and Mb

, l l it! d chlflgglltogllxruin; showed a firm Commerce . . boy" 5?. 113K535"nsfirifdin-WEZ? the in! Machines, Friden, etc., see y d l m, Montreal Canadian Foreign Exchange‘ Control poster announcements giving full "me- on“ were in ma erae Board at the official Canadian For- Nova Scotia ~ ldetails and obtain application mflnd from ShlPPeTS and Amerlcan ofgn Exchange Control rates prevnil- . houses. Offerings were on the light Rwal f“ on "m d", of pnnnutknh guy, forms from Post 0131063- Nation-

oiil! -ai Employment Service Offices, and Offices of the Civil service Commission throughout Oanada.

conversion can be affected through an Authorised Dealer. 1. e.. a (Llanudinn branch of any Canadian chartered hank. The Agency of the Royal Bank of Canada, 68 William Street. New York City. is prepared

side. Barley came in for fair de- mand from processors. There was moderate shipping interest. Hedg- ing sales and other selling was well absorbed. ‘

B. C. CITY BUBIES BOX FOR POSIEBITY

1n rye a few purchasing orders '— 13_(CP) l" "n" dmdmd “gmllez “n ‘n: . h d h‘ _ NANAIMO, B.C., Oct. pour for collection t roiig a 2' Dot,“ Don“; 3, Doreen Hynel from American ouses an l p _ The world of today will be an tborlaed Dealer and conversion into Grade n (JIM 1, Clark Jam‘

any permitted foreign currency. Board. stcn. 01515-171955 Grade I: 1, Ronnie MacLalne,

S°°'°m'7‘ Stewart White and Harold Peter-

pers in light. trade contributed to the upturn in this grain. Trade in flax was thin and light.

open book to the British Columbia.

residents in 1998. Documentary evidence, placed in

By order of the (l. H.

a h Prices: gals: 2 CW 76 3-8; ox 3 Cw 73 a metal box, has been sealed inside 484 Univer|itYC.AIJ".l‘d".\l9. T°F°M° so“ (equal); 2' Hazel Hynei; 3' 3-8: 3 CW 73 3-8; ex 1 feed 73 9 'ev°“4°°‘ wbbleswne drinking 141s, October, 104s Mary Dollar and Ina Peterson 58, 1 teed T1 58. 2 feed 59 7,3; 3 fountain in Piper Park near the (equal).

' ' heart of the downtown business SPRINGVALE $011001. Teacher’ Jessie MacNevm_

feed 67 3-8; track 75 3-8.

Barley: 1 CW S-row 1.27 1-4; 2 CW G-row 1.27 1-4; 1 CW 2-i'ow| 1.12 1-4; 2 CW 2-row 1.12 1-4; 3 C

section liere.

In the sealed compartment of the fountain, to be opened Oct. 1, 1998, are photographs, documents, scrolls

i-lonor roll for September: Grad“ IX: 1. Keith Coles;

Betty Proucle.

$462,499 - (CP)

PERMITS TOTAL PETERBOROUGH- Ont. -September building permits for

2..

W G-row 1.19 1-4; 1 feed 1.07 1-2; _ 2 feed 1.03 1-4; 3 feed 1-01 1-45 i“; “ewifmliemN l . we“ Gram’ V!‘ 1a Elbert wane’ 2' 22 privately-owned dweiiinss to- track 1.06 1-4: 2 CW yelluw 1-12 ha?" l“ ' 1 in‘! "hi? or: one Lemme“ PM; 8' u J hnsmn. tailed $114300 here. Peterboroushi 1-4; 3 CW YBUOW 111 1'4’- gae f) afigeiqysioriguszoi where an Effiradevgilktlle‘ Vere o ' total of new buildings last month “lmellorex 22 1-4 IndianyChewetchekan. tossed "Black ‘Gefsje 1v; ‘L Boyde white; ‘was $432399. wmpflffid With $131M