*

8, and later lived in Springfi —West

spen'

ho’

to v adv. of

deeds,

3,950, home,

ie . Lap int 4 SeeuE

i

agent

$,890,000 shares compared, with 30%

fe g: HE : aie +)

kiies HE et ren” hl, & Lb el itt : i ri cf el iy Fil

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on tt i SRR Epag tee EUTERET POR: eRe * ls weet aha ay yfase. nn i ay vai $i

in her 84th year. She had been ailing in health for a num- ber of years.

The death of Mrs. Amos Boul- | the P.E.I. Hospital, Jan.

'

s

Bedeque Village.

Re

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a

the deceased, conducting commital service. _ ff

complaining, thus

Bedeque, relatives and friends.

ther, as well as a wide circle of | Asbestos

| Ang 290 pr »

The deceased was keenly in- | terested in community

| |

ew cone NEW YORK (AP)—

the assets of the SS as aoe TXL Tree etiam at 40% on 65,900 shares

OBITUARY

The — AMOS BOULTER She was born in Milburn,

Stayert’s death...

on the occasion of Mrs.

sisted by Rev. Dr. L. P. Archi- bald. Interment took place

heavily-weighted blue chips. Volume was a fairly ac ed by Rev. R. M. Cameron as- The family of the late Mrs. William M. Stavert, wish to si messages of sympathy and kind

cerely thank all relatives, neigh- bours and friends for their

the North Bedeque cemetery, me of her son Harold in as

_—and Bedeque, and she

t her later years at the

_ Bedeque. Later they moved to!

| 0.3 at 489. at 79.43.

0.2 at 273.1,

1905, the daughter of Albert J.

at Carleton, on January 19th,

impaired health. She was born

ert, following several years of

MRS. WILLIAM M. STAVERT

Next came Standard Oil (New _jThe death occurred at her on January

10th, of Mrs. William M. Stav- Weeks and the late Mrs. Weeks, After attending Prince of Wales | College, she taught school for

several years. In July 6th, 1927 , and taugh the Sunday school, and was also

band, one sister, Mrs. Sterling

her deep religious faith. Left to cherish her memory are her hus-

she was always cheerful and un- | 4 manifesting

ing her years of impaired health Stock The funeral was held on Janu-

an active member of thé Wo- | men’s Missionary Society. Dur- Gillespie of Souris, and her fa- "ary 12th, with service in the Uni-

Rev. E. S. Weeks, an uncle of |

hed been | approved to 23 up 15%) affairs. | with Mr. Cameron assisted by

in|

| |

ted Church, Bedeque, conduct- | Banq PC

Bank Mont 1873 $71 Bank NS Bang CN

470 1070 $30

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Royal Bank fell % to 81% in| active trading.

edie hrde i ai aE Be

the | Bc F in- |

tive 63,

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|B -| Build CPR

C. Marconi Cdn Oil

Cl Pow pr 125 837%

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unchanged at 12%. 0-

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ad Atlas

Republic Aviation was sold Sided Pi tibi

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Ba Bell Bow

| Brazil 1B

added

Atl Acad Atl A Alumini

| Cal Pow

of & ee

to $2.25.

Alum 2 pr Gla:

Coronation

and Chemalloy dropped 16 cents |

cents to. 48 cents

Explorers

g cents to) Carbec

P P Ph 5 B. Pow — - : |Can Cem Dist Seag

% to 52%. Ang 4% pr

pa: aper g % to 40 .and price

industrial

at 71.89, utilities off

Prod _

Steel

‘

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gained three

23 cents, Opemiska

mines. Bornite fell two

Es Fetdedy netics ES gps Peengeggery 3

¢ ted |40% among p =

865 $4

Pete on hie

vy trading,

tt Products gained % to 12% and Hudson’s Bay

Acceptance was up % at 33% $5% 10 $31%

\tile gained % to 17%,

= zgzeezee Bese =z =33 4, Bo eeee**

Pacific Pete fell % to 17.

American Molybdenite cents to $3.10 amon

"

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S off 0.2 at 338.7, com- papers up 4 and golds off 0.43

0.3 at 141.9, | Cow

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Gas Company Litd.,

16-19;

of sia medium 19.50 - 21.50; commons |

American of Canada ” Rada 15; 9;

commons

prices firm.

Hog prices were lower and lamb

| wate Income Veal calf prices were steady.

TORONTO

In Montreal, a

record Mar. 23.

Ltd., 40 cents, apr. 2, record pfd. $1.12%, Apr.

Dominion Foundries and Steel |

25: boners 17-20.

vheavy “bologna 33; medium 26-29; eommon 21-

nited William Street

Accumulative

Supervised American Supervised Exec 55 Electronic Investment

Bave Soe and Invest of Canada 6.24 6.82

zEE E i E

is; in Halifax, common

(CP)

| and commons 18-21.

‘light stockers 22-25;

Replacement cattle 550:. Good Mar. 5, record Feb. 15.

Standard Radio Ltd., 20 cents, ii Apr. 10, record Mar. 20.

cents, Mar. 23, record Mar. 2.

Slaughter cattle 1,140:

bulls

16-17; eommon 15 - 16; canner | Eton and Cambridge and then

gke22cs$e

SSSRR5e

active and prices fully on all classes and g

Sheep and lambs 220: Good

handyweight 21.50; heavy and medium 17-19; sheep 3-10. DIVIDENDS

seeReEESEE

9.13 6.17 10,32 7.31 3.51 18.20 17.85 5. 4 6. §. 6. 3.78 9.01 7 13 9. b) 10.

tario public-stockyards today steers 25-25.50 with sales to 26; ood 23.50-24.50; medium 21-23; 17-20 Calves 191: Choice vealers 33- 36 with sales to 37.50; good 30- Hogs 146: Grade A 26.30-27.15. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd., #0 cents, Apr. 16, record Mar. 3.

Placer Development Ltd., 20

fd. 20 cents, 5% per cent

four per

17% cents,

10.51 11,53

619 6.00

5M 6

27, good 22-24; good cows 17- common and medium light bulls

the rman is president of a che- son. In Toronto leaders in the field of communications includ-

campaign ical company, George lL. Va-

professor, Dr. David Hope-Simp-

university ing author-columnist Pierre Ber- |

ton, TV star Fred Davis, and ughter cattle at the On-

choice fed yearlings 25-

uv 00

2 6.14 |

409 5.37 |

64 6.05 |

— Trading

Choice |

good heifers

mediums

10.00 6.99 11,98 8.01 3 | 18.59 19.40 5.02 5.42. 6.90 46 5.86 ma 746 4.13 947 77 | 14.13

| Suddenly Dalton scribbled a note and shoved it across the |

8.55 864

| accept your apology.”

“As one bastard to another, I

rades |

|

1, record | |

16, |.

: |

stitutes an important aspect of

Patching up cabinet rows con-

{ i | ' i | } { |

| They glared across the table at

» subject of Germany | rations, Tempers blew.

ie i

52

isters old t

Downing

rocks the

By TOM OCHILTREE LONDON (AP)--When a

As Cabinet Quarrel Flares

“As ‘bern in half mou

treasury.

foreign office and Dalton to the |

traditional

a | aystet |

ent. Under the British |

their tops th, wi

Wel

= a ~

Ss

int

AT rl =z ar “at flies =f et afr

5 "2 oo

3 fies g! | vit (apeeeyse

shut them up,

each other. The then prime min- ister, Clement Attlee,

| Rotes unt comic

Like so many schoolboys this answer back:

Quick as a flash Bevan pushed

| SCRIBBLED NOTE | presenting the measure to the | House of Commons,

'a lobby correspondent before

we and- to the part of a real

policy position or the men still | dissenting must resign,

a Increase $3,446,164

allow

born

LEFT UNDER CLOUD

table to Bevan. It said: half G shi e

Seall oy

pebie at interest the Pea

in for

responsible for each other's

he ministers are jointly

had

19-19.50;.| probably found it edsiex to un-

tions. They must all agree on derstand a man like Bevin, a

i

22-23 with choice up to 24.10; the late Ernest Bevin to, the |

| | | Dalton recalls that he expected ‘ { 17,50 with sales to 18; medium ceived a top drawer education at

10.14 | standing our Celtic high spirits.” after the Labor election victory

| Of 1945. Instead Attlee, on the Dalton, noting that he had re-

chequer in the Attlee govern- mentr'-He .was forced to step down from that post in 1947 when he became the centre of a| political storm by unwittingly | leaking terms of the budget to to be made foreign secretary

| treasury as chancellor of the ex-

For a time, Dalton ran the

lamorgan, to a man, must

| poor Saxons’ failure to under- .

real Mon- these

advice of King George VI, sent

or even rude

to

Welshman, |

type of Laborite |

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