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THE Mount Royal Hotel has solved
ll" Problem of where to my in
Montreal. Situated in the centre of shop-
ping and theatre district, within easy
access of train. but and airline terminals.
Yet sufficiently away from gl" nog”
of inthe: to'ens\lre sound, refreshing
ileep. _Excellent iervice. Splendid garage
facilities. Write. wire or telephone for
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MORNING STOCK LETIER I l MARKET BULLETIN
L:-tidon market is firm again this
momi.ng_ especially the rubbers,
, tin and copper shares. The presi-
ldent of the Carnegie Illinois Steel
for his units for the next six
elgn business. Statement will prob-
wi
of
he expects 85 per cent operations Waite Amulet--Ore reserves me
, _ . ; 0
W
months. 85 per cent. is near to .pr
¢<PD3Cl!Y_ 0P€l'8ti0iis. U. S. Steel is :rent
six io eight weeks behind in ship- ]Compar.y investments market B
ments and is turning down for- ,value $158000 should be sufficient' r
$’4
Sa
Nigbll / Di 15 D -
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ably stimulate steel shares today-
There is no improvement in over-
night new; from Detroit concern- 'ed
ing the strikes in the Chry ler and da
Hudson plants. Scheneley for the
5 L0
Co. ia reported to have said that
rth
l ese
A-is
am and siois grade a -Depth B
1010 feet 20 feet width and
a g au 4 1300 feet depth mor
'narlset ia ue of $12000000 mg
finance initial operations.  Sa
osy-Mill rate to be increas- l 
shortly from ioo to 125 wns . ‘
. . _ _ e " ii ...-.;
Ay' Delelopmem “wk hm’ been around 1116 and 107 repeatedly in Oil
feet width and $4 grade Bo
approximately 83000000 it iid
nt. prices compared with cur 19;”
oo
vi-een 42 and 40 for over 50. - 0115
view
ARING MORNING LETTER- have
8 ,_ e __ October cotton re:overs 20 points
e Dorit‘s sell out yet.
th the Industrial and rail
rages made new highs and sol .\Ia
many individual issues. I still 1 consolitlatloti I.\'lJ€‘ Wllll §€llf’l'3l
' of prices holding well. T2-.e oils
sliowing up to ad\'ar.:age_
,L the former which went to I ll t
59 today, to go 2 or 3 points are
Per before much of a setback. l We
yn lifanhattan Trans vii-ch ` ‘or S
rlcan Can recon. ..-ded S0601
oi iii: strong leadership t..ey
provided ret-ciitl_\'.
Laidlaw and Company
.\`00.\' C0.\l.\lE!\'T
rket action this nioriiing of a
would expect higher levels
taiidard Oil of N. J, ati.. Con-
kl' . ‘_ ' _ ,_
id Monday to buy on all weak ‘ :mental Oil later th'-S We-P. B150
spots, gave you a chance to bug: at 3 th;iik Pure Oil tx_i.i_v make nicre
gin-ing 42. It 15 a gi-eat b-q;~ga;n headway after refiiiaiicizig plan is
of the way. The action of
ry Vacuum. and Consolidated
Corp. above 17 is elico'..rag.ng
m;ght suggest that these tivo
year eamed ST 05 against $7 no in
previous year. General American
Transport reported S2 Bl against
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Lewis Looks For -
More Power With
Coa1P1us Steel
WASHINGTON. March 11-The
tmtilliietir tlirciii or a gigantic strike
in the Uiiitoti States steel industry
appears to have been removed by
Uiiileti States Steel Corporations
surprise recognition of the United
Mine Workers of John L. Lewis.
Bait "Big Boy" Lewis has set a ball
rolling flint appears destined to go
still farther. into oil fields and oth-
er r.“.niLflca.ions of American in-
dustiy.
The stccl strike gloivered on the
horizori en:-in-r this year when
bristling Jclni L. told the world:
"Wlieii intlu.~1i'i.'il democracy is es-
tabllsliefi in .sie-_-I the main obstacle
to its vvzd-',=r application will be re-
moved "
Chairman of the Committee for
Industrial Oriraniration, Lewis ra-
ther hoped the Moi-gains, Melons
ami o.h~r-rs who ilnr-nce_ the steel
iiicliisiry t\'c'.'.lti try to block his
path. for l_r.oiid them he saw
steels iiiiorpuxiifoel labor battalions,
500000 .-1:-on-;_ io enlist in the ni-my
oi 400.01111 coal miners he calls his
'ptcple-.
\'.itli the strenclfli of coal plus
.steel labor behind him he could lay
it guiding liaiicl on 125.000.0110 Amer-
icnn toxic-rs' slr-.ii1:ici's_ His sober.
sccvlling face coud view' at close
rimgt: the licziribtat of all the cor-
porations that hire these men. "No
backward slip." hc bcllowed-the
cry that brouglit him up from the
obscui-i;y ol a Welsh immigrb-HI-
ri\iner's hcrie at Lucas, Iowa, to
pii-.uncles of labor power.
Lewis is so sold on his doctrine
of iiitiustrial democracy that he be-
lievef-' he cnn force it at one BWP
on the sicel industry and the balk-
iiig American Federation of Labor
the 1-eoeiation voted down Lewis
btllcllle Bl. B11 l1lt€I`llBi..lt)ll3l COIN Cn-
neaded by William Green. when
ll I I l a
tion last year he laid plans for the m.
big iight on his career. 1-ie shaped 92°
B 6013,, or 10 of me Nu€,_ah0n.S fine ore section ranging from 1_8 other horizons.
$2 61 We would expect a firm and
active market today with higher
prices for Gcodyear_ U. S. Rubber,
Goodrich,_ Anaconda. Kennecott,
American Smelters. Hecla Mining.
Standard Oil of N. J., Socony'
Vacuum. Standard Oil of Califor-
nia. Continental Oil. the rails, steels
and probably the rayon stocks.
LONDON, March ll-’I'his after-
noons r/rticnary trend in metal
prices wherein leads and Smelters
were especially weak was due to
profit taking and nervousness
aroused by current rumors in
Glasgow that British Government
vent undue inflationary prices-
NORTHERN MINER ITEMS
td. ei unit. wil enable company to
New Yom; March ii_'riie ton. 2.-Depth of sta feet, 9 feet*
Am
Ana
enlargement scale.
Central Patricia-Net profit 1936 l wen, w 105 1_2 equal ,O 112 1_2
curtailed sharply lately but a new
:e - TEC
s , 4
proceed with development work on ‘ B b
further sharp bulge sell half. `
conda got up to 69 1-2 and on fOr
American Smelting and Refining
ent letters sold 113 today. Still lllid
uy around 110, i is-ues which have been iiiactive
a long time might now shi.\v
worthwliile iinpi-ovenient.
I..aidla w' aiid Company
;;f,§8,§_€§§'“§c§,f,; S;‘fe;;d§§;"l;?e’;f f with me ngnrsf if you sold ont, aa-vox Arri:ir\'oo.~i Lerri-.ir
fNet working capital almost double - lla” wday as advised .5'e`5[er°“5" l _ .. »
mum me year to $51461 D_ _ you made gi, igasg 20 poimg prom, - The moderate assistaiiee \\.. c.i
5 - - "-‘ ' "mg , Sen me grim- half at i02_ appeared on this iiioriiings ad-
. 1935 05-466 V911-5 Of Ore WBT? “Pal” . American R011”-ig M1115 made 3 lratice sl‘.ou.ld be fclloived ov so-ii.e
fgn “th recovery °f $1956 pe’ new' high, 45. Hold your remaining llteglllelliy. Dips are blllfllls Op-
' half, i port'.initie.<._
l Oi' shares loi ie aided as ex
. _ Indus Rayon gave you another = ` ‘-- lt  ' ` -~
l san Am‘?m°_Eamed nel Pmm' gi-lance to huv it around 7 ativan- ce.leiit liifliitioii hedges. are now
l _ _
equal ”° IH °°_‘f‘“ P" Sha" in cing from 37'1 4 to as 5-8. snii a iiirezy to be iiitreaaiirtly popular
1936 compared with _2014 cents I good purchase below 33 ,because of their improved market
pl`€C€ding year. Reduction in aver- Southern Rauwav v,-him you _ action and because of the highli'
age grade “fd he“"Y d¢‘f°l°Pm€‘“l- lshguid Still have 'around 23 And lsatiiactory statistical position of
ms” °f sl 0° Pe’ L9” mlued BC* l24, _wid above 40. Ou S3;ur(iay_ f the oil iiidustq- iii general. Stand-
coumed for me declme Net' w°’k` l 'hen it closer 33. I said to sell l RFU
ing capital increased to' s4sa.ooo in ,Q81
contrast with ‘374336 as U' me and that means at least 3 or 4 U
‘nd °f 1935 ipoints. Around 41 or 42 seii naif. , ed
N w York Central of which I ` I 5
Oil of N. J. and Ohio, are at-
1 on very gimp funhe, bujge tr-active at current prices.
you havent already establish-
aposition iii Celaiiese Pfd. here
tiggest you do so now. The
TORONTO March 11- Alder-
c-Diamond drilling from the 3 mercilil grade ore indicated on sec- 53
level has cut a remarkably ond level. shorter lengths so far at ke'
- e
Gold Eagle-0\'€l' 300 feel C0111- said Monday yo sen han around strong up\vai'ti trend noiv cui'i'er.t
wen; to 53 7.3 and I would in freight loadings should help the
ep long of the remaining half falls-
Goodrich of which your remain- V
Rails still in a b'.i_ving range in-
unions into the iainous C I. O. In per cent l'° 3 8 Per cent mpper' ing half should cost you less than ciiide Delaware Lackawanna. Nor-
a few months he claimed for C. I. Th
o. iso0.to.i or me Fecieranons 3,- 9
500,000 lnenibers. de
Then he was ready to show what up
he cou.d do. There was the Akron “_
i'ub`uei' stiilce. Lewis c-.aiiiied a Vic- I”
tory. The glass strike followed and
.hen came the attack on the citadel
of me a'u1=ont.s, G.-neiai Motors, P
steels No. 1 cllsionier. tw
Lewis' aincniotive followers sat . N
doiiii and in the 44 days of acri- sis
nionious sirife that followed both
sides courted Dame Public so as- ed
sitiuously that serious violence care- W
_ is contemplating action to pre-
Xte
rocee
d on three new levels be $150 per share for 1937 would be
een the 750 and 1200 foot level. recorded eral Motors 1 point. Keep long.
ur test holes to indicate per- Canadian Malartic-Net profits
tence of ore to depth of 1300 1936 524.242 from gross production
feet from the 750 foot level reveal- of $693.155. Profit on sales oi’ sec- which is near enough. It is prcb- Su-
-depth 830 feet width of 10 feet urltim swelled profit to 891.985 a
ith average value of $19.00 per equal to 2 8 cents per share. in
fully was avoided. ' 
Th; doctruie that galvanizes Lewis
ls not the "one big union" of the
old industrial Workers of the World a
nor the Federal Unions proposed by
the A. F. of L. to cover the new in-
dusiria. organization. .
It is uiiionization by industries in
the mass roduction field "The
Montreal
.P _
product flows in unbroken line
acrcss craft divisions," argues John
L. "Even these old crafts are form-
ed into semi~s1-tilled jobs by mod-
ern machinery. Workers think of
themselves as auto workers, rubber ‘
workers. not as machinists or sheet
metal workers or carpenters." ii.-..,,i|i....
\\'lN.\'ll’EG \\'!|l-1.\'l‘ `
,.
Unreasonable haste is the direct "
member! of Monirell Slack '
l>lth°ll¢°l°40\l1'liU"\l=*l large. is 1-2 to zo for A-medium i _ B,
and 18 1-2 for A-pullets. Indus Alcohol -39. Intematloiialg
Close
1l\<
....0pen
into
1'-\‘.i
Stocks
B1-ll Tr-l
Hluck Silk
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Clin
(.~‘u|||\Ilc-al by \\'0uda-lieitllr and Co.) fu"
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road to error. ,'f1§,'_‘,'(""{‘f§U,,
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tins §‘iln»lt
Some women keep their girlish lll-i Si-nk
flgures; others double them. }
guwww~wowmw..wwowo  -...ooo 1. vtnn 'rex
llryili-n
Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance
tieutrnl uuareliiul los-ull, lc pu worn; tteatern and Eutern locals, lo
per word; Announcement; and tfomtng Evolt! I0 lull' '\‘°l'¢l C|l°"‘|"°°
to per muril; ln Memoriam Iiotnen, We per Inch; Llala of lloriil mtl
spiritual ullorliiga, tlnrlil. etc., to por imma; Letters uf condolence wc
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lit LOB-
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word. utlier rates an app -I
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fm... ...-. cfin. sanvior; miata-
iiiiition Papers. Writc Pi'lllciDBl
W.Moi'an, Union Commercial Lo.-
1ege_ Ir425~3-12->ll.
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FOR SALE-DODGE COUPE (1935) 1’
nl Si Ciir
iimiiiln
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a care oi Gilaidian Heiiry S U""""*' WW
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Mills, Freetown. L-404-J-11-31. 5., Mm. pm
"rin I’
= _ _ _- _ _ .___-
wr: i|Avi»: A vnnv sraclai. Ac-
cident and, sickni-ss policy 101'
farmers at riites much cheaper
than other classes. Better call and
investigate its merits. J. A.
Moore, Currie Building. Charlotte-
Wanted
WAN1-En 'ro mini' I-'twin KAI.
furnished house or ap8l'll'¥lf“'~,-'
Best references. Apply 5°* Q-
care Guardian. L-406-3-il-3L
‘Female Help Wanted
 ?E`l EN UYETD
housekeeper to do houseW0rll Bild
plain cooking. Apply SUI'-U18 GX'
perlence and references to TM
Kings County H06PilBl~ M°“'
¢,ggug_ L-339-3-9-5|.
To; Let
Io Ltrr- 'rwo I-'mmismiit
mm suitable for iiaht- 1l°\l°°'
keeping. very central. APPW
A. B. Guardian. L-seo-3-10-M
_ Pet Stock
FtWn»-A rnovaw iumanr
for Dlivtempcr, coughs. colds. ‘flu
in dogs. foxes, cats and poultry.
ZEV. made by the makers of
Buckleyii Mixture, pmitlvely
stamps out these maladies. Your
monev has-.ie lt lt falls. Price 500
and #1.00. at Piighea Dow Cem-
pany. N-3-12-tf.
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straw. W. E. Moniighan,Albany, W," |.;|_,,_ A
P. E. I. L-438-3-12-15-17.
i‘6i't“§Ai.§ 17atiii.oli\'G LOTS.
Apply Charlottetown Real Estate.
214 Cumberland. I..-5464-2-24-imo.
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B-16 Tractor, suitable for PRW-
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Produce Prices f
MONTREAL. March l1-(CP)- of
_ rp,
Steady prices prevailed on Mont- California. and standard Oil of N.
Stock Qlchange real open produce markets today. J.
Graded egg shipments in car-
to 22 cents a dozen for grade A-
point, as I said it would and on
urther dips don't be afraid to buy
it. , .
lrles 31-20. Vanadium 37, U. S
42, Pl'€
sh
American Tobacco B did not go rea
y advice, close.; 49 5-8 you might l U-
American Hide and Leather pfd. I the
_ _ !
6
is find may be the downward Noi-arida-seventeen years are nom, . - ~ - ~- - -
_ ng havin bo gm b be] ~ 20 I thein Pacific, and Pennsyliaixa R.
"M0" °f the N°- 4 ‘"9 lmdy -' l‘°“' deleloped in mine' “°°°’d° and sold half ibovl; 40 1w'hich)“w'as F R-
veloped to 500 foot level or the U18 to company officials. m '
ward extension of No. 5 ore body _ _ O 1 . < . 1 _ -1
veioped only on the 1,125 root Buffalo Ani¢erite_i=-ebruary pm- ‘eu M" °f Wm" ~‘°“ h‘“° left' l m nm' The “Wk L 'l H hmm
S. Smelters edged higher this
metal group and capable of
el. duction $216,500 compared with -1 h
$200000 in Jammm If this is glriould be bought if it reacts to 43 Sl~*\§llS H S flip lllllllp from the
Pickle Crow-Drifting work to maintained eamings of at least
be.
sent level. Crown Zellerbach is
w';ng signs of resuming its ad-
Chfyslef P066 4 P0lllts and Gen- vanre- Buy on the next dip.
Abitibi should do better. Buy on
ctions. 0‘Brieii's smart rally
‘OW 80. but it went to 80 3-4 thu morning is not likely to be
tained. The stock is likely to
bl? 10W ¢fl°USh but I S99 llolllillg work lower before the current de-
Philllp Morris reacted another
You are still supposed to be long
Texas Co Standard Oli of
Would not _-ell them yet.
Allied Chemical about which I.
(ill|>l>|i¢¢| lil! Plifleltl A Gt. , lots or less were quoted at 21 1-2 have an enquiry, will cross 300 ‘
You can still buy United Air~l
Butter was quoted at as 1-2 to Mining corp- 16. and Wabash at y §§
26 cents a pound for carlots orless
of No. 1 while lots to retailers
were 27 cents for solids and 271-2
for prints.
Cheese was quoted at 13 1-4 fn
1-2 cents a poimd for Ontarlos
while Quebecs were unquoted.
Potatoes: P.E I. Mts. 90`s $1.70;
N.B_ Mrs. 80's $1.40; Que. Ml.s.80’s
$1.35.
MONTREAL, March _11-<CPi-
Butter and egg prices held about
even with previous levels on Can-
adian commodity exchange prod-
uce section today.
Butter spot--Que. regraded 25
1-2b: Que.buyers-inspection 253-4.
traded.
Cheese spot-unquoled.
Eggs spot-Ont. A-large 22a; A-
medium 20a: A-pullets 19a.
MONTREAL, March 11-(CP)--
Wheat, Nor, No. 2 $1.45 1-2; bar-
ley, C.W. No, 3 94: oats. feed. No.
1 62; No. 2 62; oats, C.W. No. 3
64.
Flounspring wheat patents, i'l.rsl.s
$7.70; seconds $7.30; bakers $7.20;
winter wheat patents, choice $5.75
to $5.80; white com $6.40.
Bran, ton $32.25: shorts, ton
$33.25; middlings. ton $35.25; roll-
ed oats, bag 90 lbs. $3.35: hill. N0-
2 pei' ton, carlots $9.
Cheese, Ontario, .13 1-4 to .13
1-2.
Butter. .25 1-2 bid.
Eggs in cartons: A-large 25 to
.26; A-medium .23 to 35; A-pui-
lets .21 to .22.
MINING Potatoes; Pat. No. i ivns. 90's
__ $1.70; N_B_ No. 1 Mis, 80's $1.40;
TQRONIO, March 11 _ (CP) __ Que. N0. 1 MlS. 80's $1.35.
_g _ __ ._ _ Gold stocks registered th’ -
SALE "' INTER`AT|UN'“‘ enth decline in a row ttiillli-iyselllii
the Toronto mining market. Mis-
cellaneous mines also registered A
loss.
Banks
(Supplied by Woods-Rude and Co.)
CID!!
14. I M
Bering. it is
li- -_t
SUMMARY
Central American Transportation
Corp. 1936 net income $2.968.-115 or
$2 91 a share on 1,017,603 shares
against 52.208924 or $2. 5 on 38,-
003 shares in 1935. - P
Zeinth Radio Corporation 8 on
like 0”,”
ll- YD Bet enthusiastic about. cline terminates.
BBHOU.
Banks
lSDpplied by Pitfleld I ®,
Members of Montregi sim;
Exchange and Curb Market)
(`|o|o
4'!\ll
"uni 3.11
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201
Currencies
MONTREAL. March 1l-(CP)-
oiind sterling declined 3-16 cent
Montreal foreign exchanges to-
months ended Jan 31 profit $2,347.- day to 4.88 3-8. The Prench»ii»an¢
987 before federal taxes, against advanced .01 cent to 4.58 cents
$1,015.966 for 8 months ended Jan. w
31.
Air Reduction Co. 1936 net profit
expected to be about $2.80 or $2 90
a
ing the latter part of last year. '
Packard Mona- car co declares CHIC-\G0» Maffll 11 - 'AP’- }““‘]?` "‘:"’“'
dividend 0f15¢¢m5_ Late setbacks reduced Chicago 'I"_` ',f',`,`,
Wm. Wrigley Jr., and Co. net in- W
1936. U,
hile the United States dollarlipjd
ichanged at par.
share New high record Current. I-lil-‘I Hiy
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bu-iness and earnings continue to Gfaln Pflce ‘ ` .‘_ S
run at the high rate prevailing dur- s  lily.,
heat market prices 1 3-4 cents a
come $s.a7a.713 or $419 a snare. blwllfl lil wmv Cases today.
against 87.721616 or $3 94 in 1935
Lighter biiyiiig demand after
Schenley Dist. Corp. 1938 net ‘l'€‘SI€rdri_\"s immense international
profit 88.221796 or $7 05 on com- Wheat trade did much to bring .\l=ilr--»_=~
mon against $8,035,268 or $7 65 in About lower prices. Fbreicneis.
1935 however, were credited with buying
Benjamin Fairies. president oi' ivheat futures here and at Winni- , .\i=.I- -.:ir.- .
_\l;i.- r
Carnegie Illinois Steel. largest sub- peg in the early trading.
sidiary of U. S. Steel, predicts 85
At the close. wheat was 5-8 to 1
per cent operations for his units 5-8 under yesterdays finish. May
during next six months, or prac- 1.37 1-8 to 1-4. July 1.205-8 to 3--l.
tlcally capacity. says U. S. Steel in corn unchanged to 'i'-8 lower. Mai
6 to 8 weeks behind on shipments 1.09 5-8.-July 1.04 7-8 to 1.05, oats
and is turning down foreign busi- 1-2 to 3-4 off. and provisions un-
DSS- changed to 20 cents decline.
WINNIPEG, Miircll 11 _ ICP)-
Rapidly increasing business and when -
_ prices stubbornly held to
rate °fie"°W slat?" addm°n5 by -levels near the previous close des-
compan s in Bel sy`tem suggest pi
te heavv profit-tiiking and .ack
possibility at least parent company. I nf ex ‘ . _ -
port busiiit-.\s on the Winni-
American Tel and Tel Co- may re- lpeg gram exchange ,odm
sume policy of financing °XP“_"' ` After an lu-tive session lthewheat
sion through sale of common with
rights w swckholdem futures closed 5-_8 cent lower to
30 Industriab' hi h 195 59_ low 1-8 cent higher with May at $1.32
8 .
19182 last 19440 up 1 u_ t.giil]_v_8$l.29 and October $1.18
note booli. Finder please leave at
Uttdmoro Bros. L-IM-I-10-It
I,-on SALE ..' REGISTERED CLY-
desdale Stallion. 2 years old. riiupe-
t Tr me e. Hllllllls -
my “ibm e ri..-as4-a-io-ai.
r6i_sTr‘ii*TcrnrE»5iTa§-§
Raccoon Coat, Ladies' Rat Coat
size 16 Apply 232 Richmond. 110011
or evening. I-i°400'3*u'3l-
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-FOR SALE OR. EXCHANGE FOB
(heavy draft) Standard bred. 3
year old broken (Kinmnck) trot-
ter. Earl In!-S. Clllll°“°"°w“'
iz. R. 5. mal-3-io-ai
mn s.-.L "o"”s‘r5lAitt:sATlD'.
ves Gold at 85c each Being
1-tar-gm -
now oneied by B'l'°k°T5 U' 79°-
rme, os Pismo nn.. _*Lg-
mn saiilt-Manoa/mv CABIN-
ei singer Sewing Machine. drop-
head. all attachments. Reawhlb 0.
Aftemoona. 165 Dorchester Street.
L-434-3-12-ai.
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Work Wanted
l_;PEl!lENCED COUNTRY GIRI.
wants work. Apply "V"-0uar-
alan. - t.-sas-3-io-:ii
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li.**'il""’tt-:1~i'f‘En CoUN1‘nr Gill-
wanm work Apply ff~i'n"'lliiri.
_ lla-4024-11-81.
Weakrim was chiefly centred in
the yellow metal shares in the
early session and lt was not till
late aftemoon that the base met-
als and the oils fell into line.
0'Brien, Wediesdars heavy los-
er. rallied 50 cents to 8.75 and
headed down again to 830 where
it was up only 5 cents for the day.
Red Lake Gold Shore made a cor-,
respondlnl comeback but failed to
hold and the close at B8 was up
only one cent for the day.
The big golda slipped with the
small ones. Lake Shore weakened
1-2 and smaller fractions were
dropped by Dottie and Mclntyre
while Macama declined 50 cents to
8.50. Towagu-nac dropped 17 cents
and Tobum 26. Central Patricia
lost. 30 and Mining Corporation 30.
Little Longnbac added 30.
Hudson ay and Not-anda were
down 11-4 to l 1-2 and Paid Or-
ellle and Sudbury &dn I osntl
each.
Oils traded in only moderate vol-
ume. Calgary-Edmontoti and Ok-
alta weakened 25 to I0 cent: each
andlnaaeeoftotollomtneaeh
were ctiaikad in fl! ldlio Gland
South Welt Petrolotn. -
Banks
1‘nm|il|i
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_\'t»\';i Scotia 2`-'4
~ 271
2u2
:vt 15
Royal
Dow Jones mld
30 Bans high 63'” low 61's°` last In earlv minutes prices shot
63 08 up .86 - ‘
zo utilities high 34 15. low sa sa Sh“f.Pl¥ high" “'“h °““’°" es'
last 34_0o on 37 ' tablishing a new seasonal high for
40 Bond; 103 72 off 01 tlze third successive day. Near
session realizing sales proved
D°“` ""5":-“ “‘A'mA“E5 ' weighty and all three futures fell
.  ._ _ luonnmo Manx!-rr ui-ri-i~:ir ‘Mk-
‘sl'.'.'.'|`-'.'§`.'li..'i.`.` ill-_-_»i"..r'l":"'i'o. °'"' C", - Exporters and wiitltielitel houses
R_»n5 4|-.-.iii ‘tin 1;; 7_ The mm-ke; made mme head. provided most of the early support
Ul"‘l"' J-‘ ~“ ° " wa in me mqming 1-da md' with the bulk of buying going to-
Y WSW Y
held the "im wgii gm-ing the ward covering of sales made yes-
sfternoon. terdny.
CBOSS ROADS SCHOOL The Metal and Oli groups sup- Black Sea movunents for the
-_- plied the leadership msg; 0( the week amounted to 192.000 bushels.
Honor roll for mont-h of Febru- time although continuing strength l A week ago they were 136,000 and
ary: was shown in the steel and rail 240.000 last veil-
Grade X-1. Austin Miwclllumi groupe with some issues rising tp Trade in coarse grains was act-
2. Buelah Parquharson. - new high Ze el‘. _ive at times but generally follow-
Grade IX-1. Louise MacNeil; 2. A fcnture of the srsflon was the ed the trend of wheat.
Norma MacCallum; 3. Helen Moly- better acticn wh!-h /_-"e'opcd ln
iieaux. the automotive stocks. The cig-
Grade VII-l. Clive Stewart; 2 arette issues declined further but New Yofk Cufb
Alicia Jenkins; 3. Blair Maccal- gave some indication of stabilizing
‘ui-n, after the subftantial amount of 1-
A Grade VII-1. Jean Macnee, 2 _‘ground lost ln the two *days of S\lP1I|lN| by W°°¢|¢'3¢“| 5 °°~
Buddy Molyneaux. . wenkiiess.
_ Grade 1V tai-l. Bryer Jones. While the action yesterday left ami..
Grade Iv lb)-i. Lucy Carver, 2. u- with the impression that more
Blair Mac.Rae. caution was developing after the mm"
Grade IV ici-l. Faith Macbon- recent burst of strength. the vol-
ald; 2. Im stewart. ume indications continued to be Am cc-nn is H
Grade II-1. Ralphle MacCallim ‘good in that tui-i:'\'er' increased on  _QI-|'lf If-lg"
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(By The Canadian Prell)
Closing exchange rates:
At Montreal- Pound 4.88 8-B:
franc 4.58; US. dollar 1.00.
At New York-Pound 4.88 3-8:
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