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NEW. YORK, Feb. 28-- (AP)- With s last minute buying surge ths stock market today moved ahead in its sharpest advance in more than seven weeks. -

Gains were from fractions to more than s point with the in- creases spread generously through {nest oi the major groups in the lst.

The forward movement got uh- derway with the opening oi’ tlI market, slowed down at mid-day, and then started up again toward the close. The late trading sent gloat prices up to their top tor the

ay.

The total volume was 740.000 shares with 230,000 shares traded in the last hour. “' ,

Rails and steel shares were the leaders on the initial rise. The oil group, after lagging behind. came through with a rush near tho close witlL substantial gains.

At Toronto

TORONTO. Feb. 8 — (CF)- Prices climbed slowly upwards for the first time in more than a week on the Toronto Stock Exchange to- day. Western oils showed the sharpest improvement as key issues moved strongly in moderately act- ive trading.

Base metals were well ahead ill

early dealings but tended to. sag from their advances towards the close. Golds were practically ignor- ed with a tow issues weakening slightly. Gains ranged up to 30 cents in key western oils. Royallto climbed to $6.20, partially recovering some of last week's losses and Anglo- Canadlan was ahead 25 cents at $4.10. Calgary and Edmonton and Paciilc Petroleum were also good gainers.

Al: Montreal

.MONTREAL. Feb. 28-(CPl—Se- curities and mines were slowly rallying last week's losses in dull trading on the Montreal stock ex- change and curb market today. re- ﬂecting n similar movement start- ed on Wall Street Saturday.

Minor gains predominated in ps- pers, utilities, metals, western oils, beverages and mines. ' Senior oils were slow and slightly easier.

Price changes generally were fractional, but a few leaders ad- vanced as much as two points.

Industrial: were traded on a to- tal of 21,700 shares. a drop o! 18.- 100 shares from Friday. Mining turnover was 111,800 shares against 136.600 Friday.

0f 11G issues traded; 58 were higher, 39 lower and 63 unchanged.

Two new highs and 18 new ﬂows were established.

Closing averages indicated banks oii‘ .13 at a new low of 21.22. In- dustrials gained .6. papers 4.04, golds .11 and utilities remained un- changed at 70.2.

Consolidated Smelter: and Alum- inum jumped one point each to 102 and SFk-respectively in metals. Hud- son Bay Mining and Norsnda add- ed 1-2 each and International Nickel was up 1-4. United Steel was quiet but rose 1-4 at 6 3-4. At- las Steel was unchanged at. 11 points.

liew York Exchange

Anaconda . .. 32 1-2 Am Car and F 27 3-4 Beth Steel 31 1-4 N Y Central 11 Ches Ohio 32 1-8 Con Edison .. . .- Elec Auto Lite 39 1-4 Gen Elec . . Gen Motors 57 3-8 Grt North Pld 28 1-2 Std Oil NJ . 67 1-8 Kennecott . 45 3-4 Mont Ward 54 1-2 North Am 17 1-2 Phil Pete t. . 55 U S Rubber - 39 Radio Oorp 11 3-4 Te as Corp . 50 1-2 Un ed Air . 24 1-2 Van Alr 20 1-4

' West Elec .. 23 West Union 15 1-8

v U S Steel . 71 1-2

_ BANKS Commerce . Montreal Nova Scotls Royal Bank G. F. Hutcheson.

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. auteur Rewindliig and Repairs" ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Repairs Palmer Electric

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N. Y. 1 stoii Prices Y m; Best Advance For Weeks _

Montreal Eichange

Abitibi .... .. Asbestos

14 1-8

Bathurst ..

Can Cement ............ 23 1-2 Can Pacllic . ...............~ 14 1-4 Celaneso .... .. ....... .... 21 Can Car Found ... .... .. . 12 1-2 Can Car Pfd

Can Steam

Cons Paper . Cockshutt Can Vickerl

How Smith ........ ........ ........ 28 Ham Bridge ..

Hlr Walker ...__._..... Can 1nd A1 ........ ........ ...._.. Int Nickel .3...- -._.... Imp Oil .. Int Pete . Int Power Int Paper imp Tob

B C Power ... ........ .. .. Con Smelt Lake Woods Moss" l-lar McCell Front. 12 3-8 Not St Car . 20 1-4 Can Nor Pfd 9 1-2 Noranda 54 Price Bros 49 1-2 Quebpc Powe 16 3-4 Shawlnlgan . 23 1-4 St Law .... .. 7 1-8 St Law Ptd 19 12 58 11 1-2 Dom Tar . 24 1-4 Wpg Elec A 27 1-2 St oi Can . 81 Brazilian ...... . 18 7-8

T Grain

WINNIPEG, Feb. 28 — (CP)-— Oats and barley futures prices took on a firmer trend on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today. l

Trading was moderately active in- all grains.

The United Kingdom was allocat- ed 160,000 bushels o! wheat under Anglo-Canadian export business.

Prices o1 class two wheat drop- ped two cents.

Cash prices:

Oats: 2 CW 78; ex 3 CW s cw s9 1-2; ex 1 teecrce lead 68 3-4; 2 feed 67 3-4; 64 1-4: track 67 1-2.

Barley: 1 CW 6-row 1.18, 1-8; 2 CW 6-row 1.18 1-8; 1 CW 2-row 1.11 1-8; 2 CW Z-row 1.11 1-8; 3 CW 6-row 1.11 1-8; 1 feed 1.05 3-8; 2 feed 1.04 7-8; 3 feed 1.02 1-8; track 1.03 1-8: 2 CW yellow 1.11 1-8; 3 CW yellow 1.10 1-8.

Produce

MONTREAL, Feb. 28 — (CH- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion Department at Agriculture as tol- lows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 44 34- 45 1-4; med 42 1-2-43; A pullets 40 —4O 1-2; B 40-40 1-2; C 32-34.

Butler: Current receipts Quebec no 1 pasteurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4; wholesale Quebec no 1 pas- teurized fresh and storage 68 1-2. First grsde-creamery butter job price 70 1-2, solids 69.

Cheese: Current receipts western whlte‘32 1-16; western colored 32 11-16 (lob); wholesale western white 32 (nominal); western color- ed 33 (nominal). No other prices established.

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs new 1.25-4.35: NB no 1 75 lbs 1.40- 145; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.55; 100 lbs 2.00.

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.7 (Canadian Press) TORONTO, Feb. 28- Sales Stock Close 3000 AP Gen .__ .1. Z-l 1000 Am Yknife . 14 8500 Anacon . 39 6800 Anglo C _ . 410 140 Ans-Huron . . 910 1M0 Area ...._._ ___,_,_ __,_,___ 14 1600 Atlantic Oil .-..... ..... 68 5500 Aumaque .... .. 155 Bk o! Mont 160 Bk of NS .. 35 10320 Base Met. . 41 1500 Beaulleu . . 06 300 Belleterre ..... _,_ 600 3500 Bldgood .. 200 Braiorne .. .... ... . 875 18400 Brit Dom 2500 Ballad 1000 Buff Ank 3000 Butt Cdn “.1 1730 Cal Edm .... 300 Campbell ......_ _ 2T! Bk of Com . 23 625 Cdn Brew 20 100 Caribou 135 100 Css Tret 156 19300 Cent Led 105 300 Cent Pat . 1000 Chester 200 Chromium 21000 Cltralam .. 03 1-2 250 Cochenour 218 8300 Con Astoria 32 1-2 4500 Con Lebel .. 13 2000 Con Duquesne 45 750 Con Smelt .__. 101 1-2 1400 Conwest .. 115 4000 Daragon 08 8-4 20500 Decalta 31 12000 Denlson 07 2000 Detta 10 1-2 1500 Dickensan ... 7500 Discovery 100 Dome ..._.. 1600 Donalda 41000 Duvay ..

2500 Hurricane 5100 l-leva Gm 2000 l-llghrldge

100 Holllnger

1500 Hosco 27 2500 Howey . 33~ 205 Hud Bay _._ 45 118.1mp Bk .. 28 1-4 530 Int Nickel 32 27800 Int Uran 45 2100 Jollet 39 2000 Kayrand . 595 Kerr Add 7300 Kirk Gold .. 2650 Kirk Lake . 1050 Labrador 3600 L Dufault . 7000 I. Rowan 10 300 Lake Shore .._. 12 14 2000 Lapaska .... .. 5200 Louvicourt 2000 Lynx ..... .. 12 1-2 100 Macsssa _. . 221 MacDonald . 47 Maclle 09 1-2 1000 MacLeod . . 102 500 Madsen .. 266 2000 Mal G! .. 210 2300 McKenzie . 40 300 Min Corp 10 2000 Negus . 220 1530 New Bid . 07 1-2 7367 New Cal . 174 13134 New Jas 6B 1500 New Marl . .. 18 1-4 6000 New Norz . 07 v 16416 New Pac . 13 1000 Rouyn 08 1-4

5000 Norbenlte 4260 Normetal

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7000 Norplck 3600 Northland . 800 OBrlen 300 Okalta 4500 Ornnltrans 5500 Orenada . 6450 Oslsko . 2000 Osulake .. 12960 Pac Pete . 10500 Pan West 2000 Psramaq 7000 Partenan 2000 Paymaster . 4500 Pen Rey 2400 Perron .. 6600 Piccadilly .. .-. .... 1700 Pickle Cr 5000 Porc Pen 350 Preston .. 700 Que Man 100 Reeves 1500 Regcourt , 8000 Roche . 50 Roy Bank . 1710 Rayallte 4500 Roybar .. 3900 Rupununi 15500 Senator .. 300 Sheep Cr .. 3914 Sherritt . 2000 Silanco .. 400 Steep Ro 1700 Sullivan . 1600 Sylvanite 300 Teck Hu .. 4700 Thom Lund . 1500 Torbrlt .... .. 1000 Tran Res 650 Un Keno 1450 Up Can . 233 Ventures 5915 Waite ..

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snuggle news

AT HALIFAX- Arrived Monday _ - Fort Amherst, from St. John's, Nlld. '

Atlantic Charter, St. Pierre Imperial Halifax, Saint John, N.

B.

Sslied Monday Imperial Hamilton, for St. Johrfss Keltlc, St. John's

Fort Townshend, Stalohrfs Nova Scotla, Liverpool

Fort Amherst. New York

AT SAINT JOHN-

Arrived Monday . Lord O'Neill, from United King- dom

Brelm, Norway

Sailed Monday

None.

UNORTHODOX HUNTER.

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. -(CP) -'A speeding automobile and a shovel may not be the orthodox method o! killing a wolf but Barney i-lysted of Grande Prairie recently bagged one that way. Hysted first hit the animal with his car and then killed it with s shovel. He then collected the

A delegation of Progressive Conservative Members at Parliament. headed by their leader. George Drew, Ottow-o Union's‘ Station or its

, ht lalna, newly elected Pnsgresslva Conservative M}. tor Jthe French speaking Quebec riding of Nlcolat-Yamaslra. :Mr. Clrepdeleineﬁ election in this former Liberal ‘stronghold is interpreted as a sign that the Liberal

Progressive Conservatives Welcome Significontlllecruit

(Seurls. Mam); Ge Chapdelalna; ’ Chapde- stain behind are: Ont); lion. W.

From left to right. front row are:

R d Ch d I . . Hath". M.P.Gl(lsﬂ.l|an‘".0dp‘ enemas: M P. and John ‘l’.

emu .ElkWllli.P 1| .. Massimo?” 311.2. no.1 All." a‘ P: "'4" h‘

Sign

J. s. ‘ma. M): ergo Draw shaking hands with Mrs.

Standing on the Alan Cochran.‘ M.P. (York South, Earl Rowe. M.P. (Batteries-Simeon,-

(Argenteull, 0:40.751 ‘t

and A. C. Cassalman (Grenville-Dundee. 0n .

BALDWIWS ROAD W. I. The Rheum-w meeting oc the Baldwin's Road Women's institute was held st the home of we. El- mer MoQueld on February 2nd urith nine members and three vis- items present. The meeting open- ed by singing the Island Hymn. The minutes o! the last meeting were read. and approved.

A discussion arose on organizing a Boys‘ and Girls’ Pvultry Club. A discussion was continued from the last nxeetlng re procuring s piano or an organ for the schoolyand the services o! a. music teacher.

Sick committee reported two

Roofing get in touch with

will be there early in March.

METAL noormc

Farmers interested in- obtaining Aluminum ‘or Galvanized

Crapaud as a Representative direct from the Manufacturer

sick treats were given out. A veto of hbanks was extended to thd teacher and all who helped to make the Christmas oonoert I success.

Two new members joined the Institute. ‘

Roll call for the next meeting ia to be answered by an"lrisb joke.‘

Mrs. ‘mamas Curran kindly is- vited the members to her homo tor the next meeting.

A testy lunch was served by the hostess and the remainder o! the M11111! was spent in s card party which was enjoyed by s11. oeeds o! the game amount $20.00.

Dawson's Service Sio-tioa at

A Lorge—37 l-Z Grade B-3l (delivered ct our

Vernon,

We are in a position to buy large quantities of ungraded eggs at the following prices: —

A Medium-SS l-2

We give quick and efficient service. Shipments graded and cases returned immediately. Try our SHUR-GAIN FEEDS,

E. .l. MACDOUGALL, _ .

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specifications.

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be sure to have your equipment in plenty time for planting and spraying ond ovoid disappointment later. Write, phone or call at our office today for prices and

SIMMONS & MacFAliLAllE

for Iron Age Machinery would with us ot once so ‘you will

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