SEPTEMBER 11. 1931

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

mcrtising Rates~hyahle iii Advance

Control Bouillon leech. do nu worm WOIIGII one that“. “w

I“ Innh Announcement: And Cumin; Evonto lo yo: word; (Jinnah: k 9g wunli ll lemma-lam Notion. 10o poi- Inch; Lin: at Ilonu gnu pplnliunl flflorlnln, uni-ill. clan, In pu- luno; I " 9| gu-qm...“ n. w, inch; Notices of Ihunlu and Appreciation. 10¢ u; in; m a n, ward. Uthu rate: on nppllelllen.

llllllllm (than lo: any mini-sinners: Hilly-mu emu,

'10 Let TO LET—HOUSE AT ST. AVABDS

Ali modern conveniences Ap _ - Pl)’ JP M- wve- ‘_,__ L-oea-s-ii-ii. _________ .

on For Sale

wanton Fol. sALia-zza CUM- Wisiia st. _L~67'l-8-15-3i_ r011 SALE - TEN FEEDER PIGS. weight about 135 R. E. White, gwqigfleld,_ rL-64B-9-17-3i. SALE - aaivrtziuaiws

T0 RENT-SUNNY BED SITTING

room wuth or without board. Tele. _plione 1284.“ L-657-9-i7 11 _________ _._ .

r0! , _ r0 tar _ SM,“ Blcylgf 1n Rea‘ apartment with Nangeulajllcil “m e' p L-oaii-é-iv-ii > b“"'"- Apply 23

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— _§‘% 60R 55W - “m” “"3" T0 LET-MY snor 113 GRAFTU ' wmlble m‘ 913cm?‘ under carpens Street with arge stora e r gr oiicloth. i cents per roll. Apply abov Apply w L A Bflasoottls G"'"‘““‘?' L71498'”'117“ - oy Street i. e111 9 lzlng’ p" -_ - - - -bi. ________

a E—NU'VIBER or nan-l“ _ F0" 5M ' 1 1O RENT-LARGE r a 0 N 1-

mg stoves. Also large range, ‘80 , ,. , _ Rochford Street. L-sas- ie-zi. fggfiemaéll‘sunggglabfor abliliid _ _ ______;________ _ y r ~i - Foiisatrz-r u‘ a 1v A c a 1T E ' iiess girls. Phone 1221. _ I praqjcztlly new. Apply 6 Graf- .'_.s._ ‘599-9-10-31 5t, L-608-9-l5-3i '" ‘“*“" cf}, W", - . FOR RENT-DWELLING imp,

number 103 and 105 Non-h River

R SALE -— CHESTERFIELD (- 0 “out M50 "Duet flat number 8,

Suite. Belangcr Range, enamel

. - . . . Felling Strcct. Ap l' A P k ‘ ;.i , -ti ally ncu. Baiga 11. , P3 ~ W'- “Ill flQh';;e"éf§_ ° L_655_9_.,_‘1L s. co. Coal Dealers, Phone 24o.

M’ _ L-685-9-l7 3i. SALE - :4 USED TRUCK _‘“" ‘gins and tuber siae 32 x 6 priced To Lin‘ _ COTTAGE- EIGHT reflwnnblt Apply m Ernest Bu“ rooms, all modern conveniences; 61mm Malpeque_ L_629_9_ l hot water healing; centrally 10C. a - >4!" -. ___' ' .1 "W's" ~ Bled; reasonable rent. Garage, Altllly evenings between 5 and. 7 ‘ch62 Sydney Street.

Asset-Slanted CHRISTMAS CARDS-SEND FOR Celebrated “Royal” series Person- al and Boxed assortmeiits. Sam- ble book entirely free. Increased outhouses. Apply Guardian. values and Extra free Cards for L-lb48-8-19-tf. early orders. Personal Cards $1.00 _ V _ dozen up. gig commissions and premiums. Xpe ' t i 55-087mm- GLADIOM- You unnecessary. Publfslliceii orovcdl-p l 215 0M1 leave Wu!" °rder m" 3°‘ YW" years. Royal Publishing Co., P.O. requirements at our office in the Box 150m Montreal Currie Bldg. Office telephone 835. ' I-Iomc 865. We also issue policys to suit every purse. J. A. Moore. Sun Life Assurance 00., Charlotte- town. ‘

FOR SALE -— ONE SIDE CAR FOR moto1'cycle in good condition. Elmer R. Walsh, Hampton.

L-fillljlzlitm:

FOB. SALE — HEAVY CARD-ll board sheets 18" x 23" Regular 1 cent each. Special sale price-IOU for 50 cents. Splendid for lining

N-60-0-17-3i_.

CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS: Double your earnings by our De- posit System. IMPERIAL-WIND- SOR Personal Cards $6.00 per hundred up. Our Deposit System inspires larger orders. Increases your commission to 40%; Free CBITlS for early buyers. Novelty Cards; Business Cards; our

[OR SALE AT MONTAGUE. ONE car horses after September 18th including 2 black Percheron mares coming two years, 2 Clyde

Illa?“ wmlng mm? Years- 2 Famous Photomounts; Etchings; "W" l" {001- balance a" You"?! Attractive Prints. Write for free “Wk “WW5- A» M- wrlgm- new streamlined self-opening

L'526'9'16'3l' Sampl. Book. Also catalogue de- scribing Calendars, Giit Dressings, Boxed assortment in New Wailet Gift Box. Room 149 British Can- adian Publishing. 51 Wellngton West. Toronto.

Lowiit PET PERENNIA , Phlox. Blecdi g Heart, etc, aso winter flowering house plants. Primrose, Cilia. Fcms, Boston Asparagus, Plumosa, 10c plant. postpaid. Write for list. Joseph Aiken, Shannon, Que. L-579-9-l5-3i.

ARI. YOU ARTISTICALLY 1N- climxi? Send l0c for catalogue showing over one huiidi'ed de- signs and actual samples of Christmas Cards in black and white for hand coloring. Cata- logue without samples free. Hundreds enjoy this profitable hobby every fall. Talfy Ho! Art Shop, Dept. 9. Wellington & York, Toronto. Christmas Cards for hand cooring and art supplies.

Male Help Wanted 2i.’ 1 1 ‘Z ._‘_'Z*Z"_i IIIJN WANTED FOR. RAWLEIGH Routes of 800 families. Right man should start earning s30 weekly and increase rapidly. Write today. Rauii-iglrs, Dept. M L-47O-S-L.

Montreal, Canada. Person,“ f: ---- -- —»-~-——_= N-202-9-i-3-6-8-l0-l3-l5-l7-20- - T AMBITIOUS MAN 22_ 244.3749

with car. Must supply best of references. Real opportunity. No canvassing. Not Insurance, Wash- ing Machine. Vacuum Cleaner 0r similar line. Apply R. A. Bond between 3 and 5 P. M. Saturday, September 18th, or if inconven- irnt telephone or write for np- poiitmcnt at Canadian National Hotel, Charlottetown. L-628-9-l6-2i.

WANTED - HALL 0R LARGE ioom centrally located, suitable for holding dancing classes in. Phone Vera Millar, 785-J. L-5B4-0-l5-3l.

WANTED-COWS. FRESH 0R due to freshen. Heavy Milkers. Apply E. F. Acorns, l7l. Great George St. or Phone 170.

L-634-9-l6-3l

, , IEN WANTED-TO TRAIN AS Dicsci Engineers for Trains. Buses. Trucks and Power Plants. Must b:- nterostcd i11 Diesels and tur- nish good character references. Practical and home study courses to those selected. Reasonable monthly payments t0 accepted Elllllicants. Write today glvln! M10 and education to Chicago Insti- hilc of Diesel Engineering P. O.

Bo): 66, Halifax, N. S. N-71-9-l7-li.

QMFARM rtiiisaii:

The undersigned offer for sale farm consislilli! "l

HvcnLv-onc (71) acres of land situated at Grahamis Road l" Queen's County, with buildings thereon. House in £000 "Pair; new barn erected in 1935. This properly “'05 f?!“ merly owned by Gavin Harding and is now being occupied Y John V. Cash under yearly lease which expires on De- temher lst next. Land in 1i high state of cultivation and Iiiunied in one of the most prosperous and thriving sec- lions of the country.

~ i-maie H rip? Wanted—

DEPENDABLE GIRL. MUST BE able to cook. Hotel Mirimar. Mt. Stewart. ' L~599-9'13'5l-

WANTED - A MAID. APPLY Guardian. L-654-947-3L

For further particulars Apply to H. W. PLETCH. Acting Manager, he Viutual Life Assurance Company, Charlottetown

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Attention To Farmers Near Charlottetown

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a‘ "i! buying Turnlps and Table Stock Potatoes daily fit flrlottetown warehouse at market prices. We will be "Y1"! Clear Field Reading, Certified Seed Cobbler! i" 9 Gourse of a very few davs, and have made special ‘rmllilcments to get the tag for these early shipments. M “Y ilrower with absolutely Clear Field Reading Cob- "8. near Charlottetown, should contact with the flflicl‘ F,‘ °"°°- Y truck la at your disposal. I will price your lotntoes and Turnlps either at your farm or delivered ‘ Charlottetown. (sllned) FRANK B. CLARKE

New York Stock Exchange

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"hflllxe and Montreal Curb) All Chem 905 05 Ani. Can 97% 99 A.in For Pr. 57;. 6%. Am. Radiator 17% 162a Am. Tel and Tel 163 165 Am Waterworks 16 l8 Anaconda 491g 4974. Atclil on 59% 641.; Auburn I 15 15 Billlrjlfld Ohio 18% 19"’. Benciix Av. 17 171,}. Beth Steel 31%’, 32'; Briggs Man 40w. 39'... Clws-uit-akc and o 4441 46% Chry-ue r 97 c; 99 i. Com S0]. 111}; 11a; Com and So. 2's 21,3 Consol Edison 33 33-h 991'? 110 114 Dllboiii 149 152'»; Elec. Auto-Lite 34% 341i Elcc Pr. and Lt, 17'-_, 13 Gen. lcc- 47-"; 49 Gcn. Foods 351/. 341; Gen Motor; 50". 52m, Goodyear Tire 33% 32H Gt. No. Pld. 1 43-“3 Hudon Motor Car 12's 12'. Int. Havvcswi- l00';i 100% Inter. Tel and Tel. 9'2 9'»; Keniiccott 56 ‘Q 55 “i Mont. Ward 517i. 52"» Murray Corp 9-1.’, 9', N Y. Central 28% 30% Nat. Cash Register 27H} 27".’. New York. N, H 3's 3H,.

Nor. American Co, 23 23'; Nort-hem Pacific 20-‘4 22% Packard Motor 71,; 3 Paramount 18's 19% Penn. R. R. 32 31% Phillip Morris 33 3g Phillips Pet. Co. 54 54 Public Service N. l, 39L; 40 Pure Oil Co. ‘UN 1674i Radio Corp 91/. 9-1; Radio K. 0. 6'. '7 Sears Roe ()0. 817-’: 827i Southern Pac. 3293 35 Std. Oil of N J- 60H 60% Stildebakn‘ Corp 10M’. 10%‘, Texas Corp 53% 53 United Aircraft 24 237i‘. U ted Drug 9's su- Unitcd Gas Imp. 112-41 12H’.- U. S. Rubber 44 45'»; U. S Steel Corp 95"; 97 Vanadium 26 26"’. Warner Bros. 129i l2"i West Union 33 35% Wet Air Brake 32 32 West Elec. 1.72 135's Woolworth 43 43

Produce Prices

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MONTREAL, Sept. l6 — (CPL- Eggs continued towards higher levels on Montreal open produce markets today and butter also firmed.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 34 cents a dozen for grade A-large, 32 for A- medium, 26 for A-pulicts, 24 for B and 20 to 20 l-2 for C.

Butter was quoted at 26 l-4 to l-2 cents a. pound for carlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retail- ers were 27 to 27 1-2 for solids and 27 1-2 to 2B for prints.

Cheese was quoted at l3 3-8 cis a pound for Ontarlos whites and l3 3-4 for colorcds. Que. whites sold at 13 with the coloreds at l3 1-4.

Potatoes: Que. new whites No. 1 80s .50 to .55; No. 2 80's .40 to .45 N.B. new whites No. l 80's .55 to .57.

i____._.___i_ UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates:

At Montreal _ Puond 4.95 5-16: franc 3.37; U. S. dollar par.

At. New York-Pound 4.95 1-4: franc 3.37; Canadian dollar .99 63-64.

At Paris~Pound 146.87 l-2 fin: U.S. dollar 29.70 fr.; Canadiaiidol- lar 29.68 1-8 fr.

In Cold-Pound 12s, id: U. S. dollar 59.48 cents; Canadian dol- lar 59.46 cents.

Currencies

NEW YORK. Sept. l6 — (AP)- The French franc, lumbering a- long at the lowest levels siiicc 1926, eased another .00 3-4 of a cent at 3.37.

The British pound sterling was stronger. rising 1-4 of a. cent ‘at $4.95 l-4. The Canadian dollar was down 1-64 of a cent at .99 63-64. ' MONTREAL, Sept. 16 - (GP)- Pound sterling advanced 5-16 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges to- day to 4.95 5-16. The French franc declined .01 cent to 3.37 cents While the United States dollar was unchanged at par.

FOR SALE

A desirable business stand at North River Corner with Gas Station and Post Office, also an ideal Butcher Stand and 5 acres of land. 8 room- ed house, modern conven- iences_ adjoining store.

F. W. MORESIDE, North River.

L-635-9-l 6-41

FINANCIAL

NEWS BRIEFS

(leashed on: Pllflold and Co’: Private Who)

TORONTO, Sept, 10 —-Gold rtocks have been acting generally better than the balance of the To- ronto Board though as a. whole market is on the quiet side. The ieeiinz is growing that the golds may give a more satisfactory per- formance over the next several months particularly as attention is usually directed to golds in an in- creasing degree when business uncertainties are pre-ent. Wall Street is worried over the fall and spring outlook which currently is not as clear out as was generally expected earlier this year and it is felt that New York may be in for a dull period.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1-6 —- Fin- ancial Counsel states that Can- ada Car have received a. $2,000,000 for aeroplanes from Turkey.

MONTREAL. Sept. 16 —— NA- TIONAL STEEL CAR. -—For year ended June 39 net income equal to $1.24 per share against nine cents in previous year. Greater part of orders obtained during period to be completed this year, depreciation down from $357,000 to $ll,4000 but latter amount for latest period allowable working capital up from $248,000 t0 $1,243,000.

NEWSPRINT STOCKS -— At. ‘Canadian mills 82.256 tons end of

August, up 5.250 tons. At U S. mills 17,467 tons. up 50 tons from July.

CANADIAN. INTER. INVEST- MENT TRUST -For 6 months ended August net after bond in- terest equalled $3.23 per preferred share. Bond interest covered 1-92 times.

ANGLO CANADIAN TELE- PHONEPNet available for divid- end for 7 months ended July $316.- 978 up nearly 2 per cent from like 1936 period, principal subsidiary British Columbia Tel. report". sub- st-antial increase in net available for dividends.

TELEPHONE INVESTMENTS — A subsidiary controlling tele- phone systcm in Phillipine Islands -—Net income available for divid- ends first half year. up 40 percent over like 1936 period.

MONETA POROUPINE —A't 525

foot levelreturned best results 300 feet averaging reduced grime s25 Der ton for slashed out. with i4< feet. 400 foot level has 335 feet of ore estimated s15 average across 7 feet. 275 feet has 260 feet ore 18118“! average about $30 per ton across 10 feet. 150 foot level has 300 feet ore length averages $30 over ten “ct width.

HOLLINGER —Mil-l grade be- inc raised giving perhaps some betterment in current rate oi’ earnings. Development work at 5.- 150 level responding well in the way of good ore.

ALBANY RIVER — New high trade ore section encountered on 375 foot level, combined ore length exclusive of new shoot over 300 feet.

BELLE TERR/E GOLD SUB- SIDIARY OF MCINTYRE --Newi vein has indicated length 300; feet. gold values varied but quite, encouraging. i

sr. ANTHONY -rr production} rate maintained output will be; about $35,000 in Sept. at which rate fair operating profit possible as costs only $5.37 per ton. De- velopment work on “Glory Hole" vein 350 feet level continues to give excellent results with visible gold and high assays. Results of other levels look good.

PERRON GOLD —New 215 vein on 175 foot level is producing sub- rtantial tonnage of good grade mill feed.

BULOLO GOLD -Opera.tions returned to normal in August re- covery being 12.783 ouncm high- est for year. Working profit over $288,000.

STURGEON RIVER. GOLD — August output 339.410 profit over operation costs roughly half that output. Mill treating 70 tons daily, hope to increase to about 90 tons in six weeks.

BG-I MISSOURI- Dam and power plant expected to be ready by middle of Sept. Mill expected to start running early in Novmiber.

LAKE GENEVA —~Resumption of operations may be delayed more than a month, depends on delivery of new equipment and repairs.

Grain

WINNIPEG. Sept. 1e — (om- Minor short-covering which fol- lowed reports of insufficient rain in Argentine provinces of Santa Fe and Cordoba and moderate. ex- port trade in Canadian wheat bad a- firming tendency on whea‘ fut- ures today.

Unusual strength in Chicago corn and recoveries of wheat there assisted the climb from_ two-cent low points on the Winnipeg grain exchange today. Wheat ended the session only 3-4 to l-4 cent down, October at $1.24 3-8, November $1.24 1-2, December $122 1-4 W 3-8, and May $1.23 3-8 to 1-2.

Sales of Canadian wheat for ex- port were estimated at 400.000 bu- shels during the quiet session.

A better demand for cash wheat was experienced, exporters and millcrs showing keen interest in top grades of red springs. $1110- pers were in the market for dur- ums though spreads were one cent better. Offerings, however, were light.

Coarse grain futures moved with- in a featureless session. Values generally were unchanged to frac- tionally clown.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

Toronto. Montreal and New York —Stocks closed higher.

Winnipeg-Wheat 3-4 to l-4 ct. lower.

New York-Cotton, rubber and coffee lower; sugar steady.

Parasites To Fight Saw Fly

MONTREAL. Que. Sept. 15- Following the theory of setting a crock to catch a crook. Govern- ment agents have decided to re- lease insects against insects in a determined attempt to wipe out saw-fly which has been inflicting considerable damage on plants in the Matapedia Valley and lower Quebec. Accordingly forty-five cases of live destructive parasites including thousands of insects imported from European count- rics are now being shipped by Can- acliim National Express from the parasite laboratory of the Depart- ment of Agriculture, Belleville, Ont.

These parasites. the most power- ful weapon which can be used a- gainst the saw-fly will be dis- tributed throughout the affected area-s by government agents who are confident that they will stop the havoc being wrought by the riies_

AUCTION SALE

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I am instructed by Mr. Geo. W. Snelgrove to sell by Public Auction on Tuesday the 21st of September, 12 o’clock noon his splendid residence No. 228 Hillsboro st. The lot is 83x40. House is In the boot of repairs with a good garage.

This is one of the best locations

be inspected at anytime.

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Irwin,“ Produce 8: Insurance — Charlottetown.

in the city. Property can

JOHN P. BRADLEY. Auctioneer.

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Ls TOCK QUO TA TIONS

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ANNOUNCEMENT

TO MEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES l

ENSON RAZOR BLADES

(made to fit all two edge razors)

ARE now on SALE T..2.‘-.‘*'i.‘it;‘LL""*

Bell Tel, 16B

3......“ 2,. 2..., . IINCUNDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Bruck Silk 5‘~.': 5‘;- - . , ,

B. c. Power A, 34v. 24". and “H “l

Building Prod. 58 58

Can. Cement 1m 12',

Can. Nor. Pr- 21 21

Can. Car and Found 1314 l3 ' ' -

can C“ Pm 2.4L. Bu) thtm b) the box

gan. l-Iyéidro Fig.1 A 82 821

an. In . Alco o . 5".“ 5 gait. gacifich-l 1gp‘ 12': 0N9 "lllldrfld BIZIdBS fur an. tearrv -’ . .. ,., , __ ‘ H“ ceianese p 22»; g2 CUT DOWN ON IOUR SHJHIING (0.515 gmkshswl’ 1P1“ Try a box on the mzinul"'ictiii'er\ generous money oris. met . .' ‘ " - Dom. Bridge 39% 33'.- lizick guarantee. 30m]. S0881 B. 1:3“! 118M ryten 2. 2" I Foundation Co. 17 17': I T & G011. Steel Wares 12W 12H ‘ I I - :i' i , y ,

gglgsugiidge 13,; 118.: .' Wholesale Confectioners, Distriliiitors How. smiiii 10's 10'. y Charlottetown im-

{fj}? §§fi§°° '52,, g; g Prince ]‘.‘(l‘.\£ll'(l Isliind Lake of the Woods 22 23H —

Mas cy Hams 8 8

McColl li-‘ignt ' 122a. igu- ' ~- - ~ . 1 Montrea ower 9'3 2 '-. -

Nat. Breweries 38“ 38'.

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Oramm 5515' 5314‘ (Bv The (‘unndinn Press)

Power Corp 18R 18'; ‘ . , __

gtiiagfiiiaigéiriliw 23;; 23;: i ollfgflggcio‘nil‘llll‘é, u’(,.ulcj.‘{f_dT°i,, ‘ )IL\'S l-‘ANNll-l 121m. FORBES St. Lawrence Pfd. 25 251'; gvith another advance today-ting —

Sou. Can. Pow 13% l3 fthird in four 5(‘$.Sl0l1>~—-l)ll[ voliiiiii-,‘

was oil to the smrillirst in livo

Steel of Can. Pfd. 70 70 3 Gold sioiks hold the lllull‘.

Winnipeg Elec. A 3% 7., wcoksv

Far Sighted Eyes

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Seventy per oenl of h! sighted eyes are weak re- frutlvcly. Disoovnlim h-om this condition chow! moltly it near work and may be headache, non eyol, nor-

usnen or even upset ‘um- och. Cu driven in thh clan may suffer oonldenblo au- comfort. Glasses lotion the Itraln.

6. F. llutcheson

We carry the full

Meteor.

Phone 105.

Stocks l0" TORONTO. Sept. 16 (CP) A P Con Alderman 87 Amm 20 Aug Hur 4 90 Argosy 40 Arntfi 25' , Astoria 00"! Bagamac 26 Bankfi 57 Base Met 21 Beattie l l0 Bidgood 46 Big Miss 50 Bob Jo _13'i Bralorne 7B0 Brown Oil 43 Buff Ank 9.90 Bunk Hill 13 Cal Edm 1 95 Calmont 40 Cdn Malaria 1.17 Treth B5 Cent Pat 2.32 Cen Pore 11% Chem Re 55 Chrom 70 Comwealth 24 Coniarum 1.25 Con Chib 41 Darkwater 60 Davies 30 East Gr 15 Dorval 49 Eat Mal L08 Eldorado 2-39 Falcon 6 65 IFed Kirk 98% Francoour o5 I Gillies 23's Glenora 05 Gods Lake 54 Goldale 30 Goodfish l0 Granada l3 Grandoro 06 Giinnar '75 I-Ialcrow 02 Hard Rook L12 Parker 14 High Sar 15% Home Oil 1 39 Homest 45 Howey 35 Jacola 37 yelgi/[coeco 92g . n Kerr Add 2-00 Kerr L 30 Kirk Hud 1.30 Kirk L 1.38 L. Shore 4 , Lam Cont. 945i Ilgfa god va up bel 1'! Leitch 53 Little Li 4-95 Miwasss. 5 10 Madrw 53 McLeod 1-45 Maralgo 13 McIntiN 345 Mcken 1-16 McVittie 33 Mcwatwigfl 33% ercury rl Oil 07 Min Corp I 72 ““° ill Moneta. - Moore 39"1 lNionlidb an RY New Gold 43 Nlpiss 2.10 _ Nnranda 55'»: Nometal 1.35 - Obricn 4.60 Okaita 1.10 Oro Plato 1.41 Pacalta 18 Pamour 2.72 Payore 24 Partenan 13% Poymaster 50 Perron 8'! Peterson 01 ‘.5 Pick Crow 5 20 Pcneer 3 B5 Povrcll 1.09 Pzen" ‘.cr 2. 25 Prrson 98 Pros Air 1.25