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WANTED - NEW (EQOSE AND Duck Feathers not mixed, free of wing and tail leathers. Henry MmFarlnnc.
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WANTED - BARBER APPRENT- ires N0 former experience neces- sarv Write for information Mozer Barber Collezc Halifax. N-133
Mule and Female Help Wanted
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FOR SAME-PIGS 2 MONTHS OLD, b. M. Beaten, Alexandra. L-296-12-31-11.
FOR. SALE — 1 PURE BRED Shorthorn Bull 1 year old; also l. set Bob Sielghs almost new. Frank
McKay, East Royalty.
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BQ-\RDERS ACCOMNTODATED 8S Cumberland Street. L-298-12-31-3i.
l NEW YORK. D30. 30—(CiP)—- The Canadinii dollar continued to slump in today's lirei-n exchange dealings, clo=ing 5-6 0f a mm 10w. er at a discount oi’ 14 3-4 r cent in relation t) United S1105 my. WHEY. (Ortaira Foreign Exchange Cmlrcl Board rate 9.'9-_9.01 per cent discount.) other testing for- eliln currencies including the pound 519111118 at $4.04 were motionless.
EXAMINATION
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fiPTfllilETRiST Montague. i’ E. I.
Office Thurs: l0 to 12 A. M 2 to l6 l‘ M.
Holidays etc. by appointment Office Connected with
We are buying daily, cattle . hides, horse hides, calf skins smi sheep pelts. Full market value. MAURICE BLOCK 102 Elm Avenue Phone 1448-2
Farmers Near Smells Wanted Charlottetown We are buying smells
daily, paying highest market prices. Ship Express collect. Prompt return.
5-131-12-29-61.
Mortgage Sale
There will be sold by Public Auc- tion in front oi tlie Law Counts building 1n Charlottetown in quceul County. on Friday the zLti-ii day oi January 1942, at tnc hour oi Twelve
O'clock nuou, ALL 'l‘lil1'i.‘ tract piece
and parcel oi land situate lying unu being on Township Number iii in kings County, bounded and describ- ed as follows, that is to suy:— COitiMIsNCING at a stake fixed in the South bunk or snore oi Murray Harbour at tiio West iine uf land in possession oi James Penny and ruli- ning along said boundary line South 7 degrees Bast 100 chains, thence South iiii degrees West. 10 chains, Nor-n ‘1 dfigffitfl West 100 chains to the shore oi Muirsy liar- bour aforesaid, and the lost men- tioned iine being the Eastern bound- ury line oi liiiiu iicioiigiiig to Jul"! Penny, thence uiong courses o! the said
stake of. the place oi
shore to the commence-
moni. contltnlng 100 aeru oi luau,
dosoriocu in a certain Deed oi
conveyance iisteo October 15th, 11150.
unit made between auniuel Penny and another of the one port aiiu
Alexander Mwoniiid of the other land conveyed by Mary ineuoiiuiu and another to Alexander u. Mcuonald by Deed
part, and being tllo
tilted March fourth. 18118. ‘the aoove sine is mane by virtue oi tsinsd in ii mortgage 18th, 1045. between Alexander
E. Mcuonald, h.
part, and the undersigned oi the nuving been made Ii payment of the principal
other art, default thereby secured.
Dated this 23rd day oi December A. 1)., 1941.
MARY B. TRATNOR,
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under and u Power oi Sale con- uiucd Juili: McDonald oi Murray Harbour sooth. in Kings bounty. rnrnier, and Aoo is wife, oi the one
JENKINS BROS.
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Standard Coal Bayvlew Coal
Bags of Coal delivered to any part of city —50e
LAWRENCE IIENNESSEY
PHONE 108
Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance Montreal Cur;
i Exchange Exchange ti- '—'— i} (Canadian Press) (Canadian Press) z stocks Close stocks Close * Am C and l" 32 1-4 Bell Tel 150 Am Tel Tel 128 Brazilian 7 3-8 4* Anaconda 28 Bldg Products 12 1-2 Baldwin Loco 13 11-4 Can cement 4 5.8 ti’ Bendix Av 4o 1-4 Cari Car Pid 21 3-4 s’. Beth Steel 65 (1-4 Can Ind Al A 3 3-8 Ches Ohio 34 l-B can Pacific 5 1-4 t} crow/ii}? ti; c111. steamship s 1-1 Con son - Ce aneso 26 1-2 a. Elec Auto Lita 19 3-8 Cons Smelt 38 3-4 i} Gen Eiec 2e 1.8 Dist Seas 2'1 1-4 i, Gen Motors 31 l--2 Dom Steel B 6 l-ii Gt Nor Pfd 21 1-8 (Jen "Steel Wares 6 ti» Kennecott 37 1-6 Imp Tob i: .; Mont Ward 25 1-4 int Nickel 34 3-4 N Y Central 8 Massey Harris 1B5 10 1-0 McColl Front 3 1-2 Penn RR 19 Mtl Power 22 Phil Pet Co 43 3-4 Nat Brew 25 3.8 Std Oil NJ 42 N0i8l1dii 48 1-2‘ Texas Corp \I 7-8 Shoirinigzin 13 1-4 United Air :15 3-8 St Law Com 175 U s Rubbin- 15 1-4 st Low Plcl 13 1-3 US St Co 54 St of Can ._ Vamtzdiuirii Corp 7.5 St of Can Pfd 68 1-2 ., Wes U11 0n 1- —- (Canadian Press) was,’ Elec .77 b2 Woolworth —- s Stocks Close P roduce Prices err: Cr" t“ . A b P d 5 3- ___ Asbestos l8 1-2 Banks MONTREAL. Dec. ao-(crm- Beauliarnois 9 5-8 Produce Market prlcm here today Bathurst A 13 3.4 _ as icpsikcoi b3 tiielDniiinilifn Da- Fo d A 1- 5-3 .‘ parinieii o grieu lure Io ow"- FQIT-d A § 3.4 (Czmadkn Press) Bulvter’: bb first igrndea creaiir ry H; w 1k 50 l'.l1 s. 0 ing p: 1e. 5 l-4—35 353,? Qua er 36o gays“ __C|°’° R2; first grade solids. Jobbing prce, Imp on 8 L‘ Commer“ l“ 34 5-4705. unioleszile. Que no 1 1m Pete 13 34 Royal Bank 151 paseurned storage 34 1-4. n0 2 Price Com 10 1-4 Nov 5c ti storage 33 1'2‘ Price PM _ 5i 1° B‘ -' Cheese: cuwent receipt waste n M°n m“ '" ard Que whitcs iind crlcretl 25 F. "—'~ OB. factory sliippxng point, lir-t ' s“ . WlAOlCSZlTlG éreggerniand Qzue v v\'..1e an co ore ‘. 1- _26 1- . FlfldnCe Eggs graded shipment selling , A-mirge 34; A-medlrm 30; pullcti 2752i}; B grade 26-21; C grade 23 — -2. By Bernard s‘ o’ u m‘ MONTREAL. Dec- 30—(CP)— Potatoes: Que whites no 1 1.25-
l Associated Press Financial Writer
NEW YORK. Dec. 80-01.?)- stocks iiit the high spots in today's market for the best rally in more than a year.
After some irregularity at the op- eriing. when it was necessary to ab- sorb continued heavy tsx selling. a buying wave swept over the list and lifted favorites l lo 4 points at the best. A few isolated strong spots such as American Telephone were up around 9. The majority still were well out. ln front when the final gong sCtlnded.
Canadian stocks advanced to wi out mos-t of yesterday's losses. D.s- tillers Seagrem pfd gained 1 1-2 points to 6'7; Internatfonal Nickel one point to 23 5-8; McIntyre Mines one point to 2B: and Walk- ers 1 3-8 points to 32 5-8. Ford A gained l-B. Ford B 1-4. Imperial Oil 3-8. Canadian Paclftc 1-8, and Dome Mines 1-2. Distillers sea- gram common lost 1-8. Unchang- ed were i-Iollinger, Lake Shore. Canadian Imperial Tobacco, Bra- zilian Traction and Walkers pfd.
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks ended‘ with a net advance of 1.4 points at 3‘l.2, biggest jump of this bartmeter since Nov. ‘l. 1940. Dealings were exceptionally speedy st intervals but slowdowns occurred alter mid-day. Trans- fers, however, of 2558.507 l shores were second to Mcndiys turnover of 2.925.455 shares which were the~ largest since M." 21 last year.
The major teephcne stock was fer and aiway the day's sensation. At its top it was up around 9 points from its Monday's final quotation and some 15 points from its low of last wreck. It emerged
with a net advance of 5 ‘l-li poznts al- 121 1-2.
Gainers of 3-4 or so included Union Carbide Allied Chemical. D11 Pcnt. Westinghouse, American Can and Union Pacific.
Among les=er gainers were US. steel. Bethlehem. Chrysler. Gen- eral Motors. us. Rubber nid. Sears Rcebucks. internavooal Harvester, sari-ta Fe. Southern Prciiic. Great Northern. Standard Oil iN-ll. TeX- cs 00.. Anacondafnmerlcan Smelt- lrig. Douglas Aircraft. sperm‘. West- ern Union and US. Gypsum.
To ronto Exch ange
TORONTO, Dec. 30—tO?l—A hesitant eapy srssion of the Tor- onto stock exchange “as: l_ lie-wed by more vigorous and dcfin te ae- tion in the afternoon. Turncver was the sceond heaviest two weeks at 215.000 shares.
Noranda finished the day 1 Il-B at 48 3-8. Smeliers was up about
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ii point for broken Ms and frac- tions were added by Nickel and Hudson B
11y.
Gains oi I to b cents were net- ted by Ventures. Pend oreille. stem Rock and Slierritt. In a single sale Chromium recovered 60 cents to
2.1 .
Mclntyrc firmed s point to M. Lake Shore added 1-4 and gains of 4 to i0 cents were netted by Bui- iaio-Ankerite. Oentrvi Patricia. East Mniartlc. Maciisod-Csckshut/t. slsooc. Teck Hughes. Upper Can- ada and wrtgh-t-Harzrerms. A few golds lagged‘. Kerr-Addison. L'l.t!n
n; Lac. Anglo-l-iiironinn and
oneer boarded minor losses.
The close was s point or more up for Canadian Brewrrlr pid. Mass- ey-i-iarrts Dfii. PlBP-EFYKPY BM several of the Banks. Distillers- seairrams. Industrial Alcoh l A and Walkers common registered frac- tions] gains and C.P.R.. Bell Tec-
hone. Brazilian. BA. Oil. 90mm- llm steel B. imperial Oil. Interna- tional Pete and Cosmos Mills filled stronger,
and electric motor.
RAW FllllS WANTED Silver Fox skins, Muskrat and other raw furs re- quired. Highest morliet prices. Trade demanding
quantities. See us now. Petting and cleaning done by our experienced men. Plant now in operation.
FOR SALE Used fox wire, fox houses. cedar posts, lumber
G. R. MACQUARRIE Sumrnersliie
There were 96 cattle. 9'7 sheep and lambs. 489 hogs, and 211 calves for sale on Montreal markets today. Prices on classes of livestock were steady.
The cattle offered were only common to Just medium quality cows and bulfs. Medium cows maria $5.50 to $6.50 and common butch- ers $4.75 to $5.50. Canrisrs and Cili- ters $4 to $4.50. Common bulls $5 to $6.26.
Veals calves $9.50 lo $13.50. one top at $14. Drinkers $7.50 to $9 and grassers $6.25 to $7, mostly $6.35 t0 $6.50.
Good ewes acid wethers $11. 'I‘he bulk of the lamibs ivere sold flat at $10.50 odd small lots as 10w as $10. Sheep $4 to $6.50.
Hogs were $15.25 to $15.50 for B-l dressed. $11.35 for B-1 alive fed and‘ watered and $11.50 off trucks delivered. Grade A drew $1 per hog premium with discounts on ofl grades. sc-ws were $8 to $9.25 live weiirht.
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MONTREAL. Dec. 30-tCPl- Tracers looked as if thizy were go- ing to stage a l.i'?.(lli1C11?1liy riiiig market for the year-end today but were only pTllQlly successful. Met- als and ynwrs re "pended with up- llllg but other gWflipg were imde- cided.
Ncrandw paced metals in-to high- llrcund with n rise o; more than a pcin-t- avd flloiunc wm-(i gun-CU- dated Smeltrrs. Inlernatioral Nic- kel and Hudson Bay Mining. Im- periiii
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Bell Telephone caught the ten- dency to rise 1n utilities and Can- ada Northern Power, ex-diridcnd, wrks also harder. However. Mont-rest Power. cit-dividend. shriwlnigcin, Gatineau common and five per cent preferred and’ shaivinigan were losers. C.P.R. returned to ev- eii after an Opening rise in car- riers and Canada Steamship was
a_nd intcrrigirml Petrolcuin consistently softer.
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Tom. salts: 17.300 slit» is‘. l‘ trials, 10100; Mines, '7.
Grain
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