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/CURRENCIES

VMONTREAL (CP) - The U.S. my closed Thursday at a dis-

per cent in terms

Canadian funds, down 1-16.

$2.71 1-16, down

/,_,,__.._____ TORONTO

.f0RoN’1‘O (CP) — The stock

down Thursday

mid profit.-taking on allfronts mfngderately active trading.

‘Base metals were the hardest w dmping almost 1‘/2 points. acids were off almost a point. western oils held oft a loss until

when they lost a

., ' al p0'mlS- — . fwdecltityllume of 3,099,000 share wag’ slightly ahead of Wednes-

Golds were led down by senior Fractional losers were . Holmger, Kerr - Addison and . Dank Campbell Red Lake‘ and Giant Yellowknife also c.osed Wet, Mclntyre was an excel)-

at 81%. eased with Nor-

ma the big loser ofif 1 at 41. Fractional losses went to Consol-

a 11 d Srrnelting,

,5, ,1 Bay and Sleep Rock. .»§$a“is§mms were actively . ,n(Ij"m0st issues were 5111811115’ 2 mad early in trading but slip- ped‘ “get near theclose. Consol-

and Gunnar each

gave grtyund in

the past hour. Among the losers « we{é‘B(ailey Selburn, Cen-tral Del .: Rmnoyalite, Triad and Okalta.

Ind Lake

,1 Campy ‘and E dm 0 ntoinfrand ,0; figure 011 B were ahea ac-_ 03" 0005. . to Index losses: Golds .81 to 84.06, 5,; bag metals 1.40 to 153.48; West- .» onions .16 to 137.97. ‘ ’ rononro cnosmc. srocxs 3y 111: Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange-June I ‘ (Quotations in cents unless marked 8. 7-000 lot, xd-Exoividend. xr-Ex- rights, xw—Ex-warrants.) N t 0 Mock lulu High Low Close Chfge eri MINES M Aoili ;Uran 95. 11 I O -1% V . Advocate » 510 550 950 :50 -15 ill mi-,;'., 5955 92 ’ 51 52 -3 Int Akailcho 4000 54 51 51 -4 mi All1a,Expl 5000 .514 5 +_ M. ugom 2515 518% 1910 18% + M: ‘ Algnm deb 50 $99 99 99 + 34 Algom wts 2760 73015'I101s725m+15 M Am Larder, 5000 ~ - Anglo Hut 7569 13 . 12 13 Wipe: an 5500 0 4 4 5401109619 9500 17 10 17 +116 mes, Arcadvww 2000 . I 7% 8 -1 , 1, Area 7100 101 as 100 +5 ' - ‘on - 11500, 10 17 19 +2 all Atun-nut 14500 10 1s 10 — 02 Sad Aubeue 500 2% 6 12% 1 Aumacho 5000 1 13 + mt] Aurnaquo 10000_ 11’ _ 9 11 +3 =fl]°11'« A030 900' 252 950 6% 1 19 Av‘ 5' I000 67%;. 6% + Jsankena 500 10 16 10 L.,Bal'11at 8460 S5 34% 34% l5M_.9uw;Exp1 2500 76 75 75 tall §:k0‘Metals 6000 22 23 2; — V2 " 59500 27 26 2 Lmta-mq_ 1000 22 21% 21% 15”’! sooner ’ 9675 104 100 100 rep; totem. « 200 220 220 200 —-1 mi .Buil_n'1~ 2500 95 93 95 +5 Be_v__ 1000 120a 121.0 121/: -05 i ' 3lbx_ 3500 6% W2 6% 4 , 19575 110 104 103 + mfibltitftwtu 500 06 36 «- 96 +1 M ltkigkoo 7000 , 15 14141 14% -102 gnu 1500 30 30 so + SW1 510791 4600 50 1 4.5 45 -5 Baymar 93033 3 7 7 —1% 1 B0101-no 1500 510 000 900 -13 E,‘ mm 500 5 ' 5 2 - IA p 91115: 1000 0 o odllté .1100 270 265 270 +10 1 ‘f 2500 5% 5% 5% — to .. ' Wtlduk .1200 as as so -2 mm 1900 7 7 7 . 3 50099 as 29 30 +9 0‘ Camila. 400 310 000 900 -25 l1<lt..Aator1a 5000 7 7 7 + to V 1 W10 12305 96 90 92 +3, ill? ilalart 5500 33 24 27 -7 M4,; Cln__.rnor 75 100 105 105 ‘-1 "Wore . 4500 20 >20 20 -2 0.; C_an_-u-in 15000 17% 16 17 -1 re”; "Wet 22140 153 143 145 -3 word 1'11?!‘ wt: 450 05 64 65 wdp. “E000 7900 19 1914 18% - as ““£..?at 000 100 99 100 in Clash: gfitelr 5:33 1;‘ 1; 1; + $5 ed ; at 0500 54 52 52 -3 ssttoo go 1634 :13; ‘+2 WED _, 5900 57 52 57 +2 »- 12:13) 20933 270 261 266 +1 13;’ ' 16 15 15 -I/z 5 Sim 9200 31 29 so -:1 2* §‘""’““° 2500 7 7. 7 2 0.0 2 tr 0% -2: :1 c . + , ,,§.g';:: 1400 13 13 13 . mm gm wt! :3: $16’/4 158/. 15% —-1/4 ‘ .» . 580 555 500 +10 I ¢,»%‘éifi*°Vet7 5520 915 300 310 +5 1 at ME; 4371 72 so 71 ‘+1 v ca “lies 2500 9 71/. 794-14 Arrow 99 - + on 297 32% 91 3190 09 ha; Wm’; Wm 40 99 30!/2. - it ‘ 0* 220 220 220 -5 lleit‘ Vtialtbaatuid sum 28 28 23 if 0__,3guI 0191/: 17% 17% -90 ., “W30 160 159 155 01-. can No." 53”“ 2° *2 25 +' egchgc s 4000 31 291/, 31 u.Sm1:t‘;cg,«,,0$*“ 35533 13 13 13 "J: 9 3 9 .d9_°:f t'§1.§;%‘0'}_’: 500 71 71 71 -2 ;erV1:, 0”,“ 21630 25 25 29 +2 , H__, 0179,, 474;. 8% 01/; en ---'/te W 7500 12: 152 153 -2 , 3.. 0,, i 60 61 -2 305 .2 ; 500 11 11 11 1 10100 11 91/. 11 :2 00 r: -~ was 19 . _ ,1 ,., 0,,“ 19 1a 2 r 0% 0700 23 22 23 +1 7 .4’ the Wggg £5)“ 30 30 .0 _. 15 15 - gel‘? 5111:“ 5000 11 103 1011/; % Wofiinj §$y,, 11300 11 _11 11 -3 mo —: I * .071 3775-. "3552 33 30 “S01 3750 89 22 22 -5 .;j KY1. Igggg 114 10 11 +1 3. MAR 4000 22175 22% -154 A. n 17 1514 17 -1 2:100; 1123 526% 261/4 269/4. bill “I 151 142 147 +9 p,;L‘;1eur_ ml,“ 3 55 55 55 + » 4;. er 8 8 + '25 ""00 253° 200 192 192 to 1000 8 ‘-8 $1.30.. ms 3?} I 768 7s -3% _ - 1500 1 13% 14 + 1/4 en 4% 14 14% -EYK 5°“ 35% 351/: 3091. + 94 t mm 035 635 -20 1 Wfiigl. mo 11:72 141/; 15 1, (E115 ll 10' 10 10 oh 9 0 -1 Qgfiy I 1300 3% 8 8 __ gé §r.,,“1':°7 mg‘; 5:‘; 5:0; 520 +15 “ I its 114 5 -3 hllftépea 733% 3; 18 2} . +295 1,“. .1 mm 15 151/, -1 ,» I’ 3- 8, 3 8 + 1,5 of, M, '31 5191/, 13 137/11 - 1/ '7.’ , 311 3380 795 ‘ _ . . 705 795 -10 0, sa 85 79 55 ,1. Way 7600 1314 13 13 _u,t , fl, two 1375 63 62 62 3105 10,, 323 227': 2272 — 04 15 {it Why :00 420 420 420 7*’? ‘Pin: :35“ 84430 492/; 44% + 54$ 30 20 :0 + is

/DAILY MARKET Quom,-IQN5 SUMMARY

By -pm: CANADIAN PRESS

. mam, - Market lower in active trading.

york - Market higher;

NCO wts

100 160 160 100 -10 NC0 or 220 $34 34 34 Northld 500 21v: 211/; 21’/2 +2!/1 Okarta 000 124 122 122 -3 Pac Pete 53.3 $187/9 18% 18% + ’/8 Pan West 4000 26 26 26 -1 Permo or 3200 168 103 163 Peruv 0115 1500 98 96 98 +3 Petrol 11100 55 54 55 +2 Ponc_ie_r _ 2000 30 29 30 +2 Prairie Oil 100 320 '320‘ 320 +5 Provo Gas. 4800 266 262 265 Quonto 500 11 11 11 Reef Expl 4500 3 61,5 6% __1 Richwll 8762 129 127 129 +1 Rocky P 1666 101/2 101/4 10% Royahte 306 $11 10% 10% —_1/s Scurry 4066 205 195 205 +11 Secur Free 3500 615 600 610 South U 3000 13 18 18 + ‘A Spooner 6000 20 20 20 Stanwell 900 70 70 7o Tex Cal 20225 51 50 51 Trans Can , 1900 125 120 120 —-8 Triad on 1240 400 470 470 -n Vulcan 1000 41 41 41 -3 Westburne 2600 85 83 63 -2 Wespac 7543 29 23 29 w Cdn OG 940 176 176 176 w Cdn OG rt 200 15 15 15 +2 w Maygill 1000 175 170 175 +5 W Decalta 225 175 175 175 --1 W Dec wts 3000 26 241/; 26 +115 Windfall 1 2000 1404 14 141,4 + 1,4 Yan Can 15000 13% 12 13

Curb Dalhousio 1500 14 14 14 + 95

BANKS Mont 192 $4492. 44% 44172 NS 240 $59 56% 58% + 1/9 Comm 790 $073’: 47 471/4 — 1,4; Imp 140 $4714 47 47 -14 Royal 359 551% 61172 61% + 1,: 'I'or-Dom 255 04395 43 4392 INDUSTRIALS

Aluminl 3039 9261/2 26% 261/; -14. Anglo Nfld 450 $504 53/, 53/‘ +14, C Brew 1590 $31% 31 31 -V. D Magnet 225 $10 10 10 , D steel 735 9225/. 22 221/. + 1,4‘ Inland 1525 $6 5%} 51/2 Pbina New 525 57% 71,4 7% 1 as Simpson: 2408 5211/; 20% 211/2 + 5/. Stedman 50 $301/1 30% 301/2 + V4 Walkers 2425 $2914. 203/. 2996 + 1/.

Total sales: 9,099,000.

.__..__.__._.4.._. MOST ACTIVE Toitoivro srocxs By The Canadian Press O Stock sales High Low Close Cl1‘ge [NDUSTRIALS Roe AV Can 0068 615% 15 15% + 1,4 Int Pets 3960 $4675 462,5 459,4 1/, Salada-S 9720 920 19 .20 + 8/. Con Gas 350 $33511 33% '33»1/i — IA Alumini 3039 $261/,, 26% 261/; -09 orns Northcal 31079 31 20 90 -11,4 Midcon 314.50 112 103 109 -2 Tex Ca! 20225 51 50 51 Yan Can 15000 13% 12 13 Acme 11400 21 19 20 MINES

Zenmac 179800 58 52 54 +1 starratt 157000 12 10 11 + 1,0 Greyhk 114600 22 18 21. +255 Maralgo 112400 _ 64 60 62 -1 Norvalie — 104000 20 13 19 +1

MONTREAL (GP) -— Prices were mixed at the close light

, trading 'on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges Thurs- .da:y.

Base metals were weaker. , Mrlscellaneous stocks and all three mine and oil categories were mixed. Canadian Atlantic Oil was at 5.05, up 35 cents, and North-span gained 15 cents at. 3.45. Chibougamau Mining jump 12 cents to 66. * . On the downside in these groups were Dominion Oilcloth, slipping ‘/2 point at 35, Central Del Rio down 20 cents at 8.60, Orpemiska down 15 cents at 8.00. Oltiher groups were irregullarly higher. Gains of one point each were made by Canada Iron at 28,. Cianada Steamship Line.-. at 39 and McC‘oll at 62. Power Corpor- ation at 65 and Transrmounltain at 59 were ahead ll/2 points eac . Quebec Phone gained 1%: at 271/4 and St. Lawernce Cement went up 1%. to 13. \ Howard Smith closed at .1 30%. Powell River at 31% and Bank

of Commerice at 47 with losses of 1/2 each. ,

In the closing averages. banks were up .09 at 50.01, utilities were up .4 at a new high of 141.5, industrials were off .8 at 261.8, combined were off .4 at 221.7, papers were olit” 2.4 ‘at 364.7 and golds were oitf 1.28 at 70.32. ‘ '§ .

MONTREAL CLOSING srocxs

By The Canadian Press

Abitibi 28% Had Bay Min :2

Inspiration 132130000 4? 3 8 Int Nickel 1642 57:5/s :21? Int Ran 48600 29 26 29” 2% 1:300 4400 145 142 144 .11 ——I 35' 200 165 165 165 -5 . acobus 25523 158 150 157 +5 Jaye Exp! 10400 73 77 73 gealnette 1250 3 s 3 e was 255 1 - Joburke 100(1))‘, 125 112:“! 1124% + % J oliet 1000 26 26 26 4. 1 Jowsey 5 . Kenville 308: 4: 4:1, 4: 182 Kerr Add 2350 $19 183//aK 1/—-3/ Kilembe 400 179 175 175$ -84’ Kirk Hud 1500 61/, 31,5 5% Eirbk M1n 1700 37 37 37 - 7,; La rador 335 $16‘/E 161/4 161/; ake Cm 2100 114 110 114 ‘ Lake Ling 1090 9 9 9 L Shore 100 490 430 490 -.10 Lamaque 225 200 260 260 -10 Latin Am 4500 20 19% 2|) Le1t_ch 17850 140 135 140 -1 Lexmdin 1100 41/, 41/, 41/, LL Lac 500 210 210 210 +9 Lorado 3200 53 51 53 —-1 tfifiiifit W“ 333 $3 1‘ 2° 0 0 Lyndhst 1000 16 16 is + ‘/2 Macassa 4750 305 295 305 -5- MacLeod 2800 110 105 105 Madsen 1200 249 241 242 —-75 Malartic - 4500 98 08 98 +2 Maneast U 5000 3 71,5 3 + 1,5 Maralgo 112400 64 so 52 _.1 Marcon moo 71,5 71/2 7% + % Maritime 25300 71 69 70 Martin 13000 26 24 24 -1 Matatch 33500 271,5 .25 25 __1 Mclntvre 100 $513/4 315/4 31% + 3/4 McMar 1000 7% ‘IV: 7% - 2,4 Ment 1150 13 13 13 Meta. Uran 6500 10% 9 9 -1 Mldrim 12100 110 100 110 +10 Milliken 59040 299 291 299 +5 Min Corp 1025 12 111/4 113/, ._ 1/4 Min-Ore 11000 14 14 14 + 1 Moly 310 925 25 25 Moly wta 100 511% 113/1 11% + 1,4 Moueta 2500 54 64 64 ____1 Mt. _Wrght 3100 60 so so _3 Mu1t1-M 51309 '72 69 '70 +2 Mt Wright 3100 60 so so _.3 Nama Cr 5009 22 21 22 ___1 Nat Exp! 2500 20 20 20 +1 Nealon 3000 61/; 51,5 51,4 .1 New Alger 700 8 3 3 New Ath 2000 ' 33 33 33 -2 New Bid 2000 6 51,4 51,5 ._ 15 New Cal 6000 24% 24 24 ‘New Delhi 2500 48 47 47 -3 N Dicken 2100 238 235 238 -2 N Fortune 12000 14 13 13% -1 N Goldvue 1500 51,4 5 5 N Han! 500 12 12 12 + 7,4 N High 2000 12 11 11 -2 New Jason 2000 9% 9 9 .1. 1,5 Newlund 2900 13% 131/5 13% -2 N Man 9700 25 25 25 N Mind: 1000 9 ' 9 9 Newnor . 2500 6% .6 6% Nick Rim 1900 75 '75 75 -1 Nunssing 2105 190 . 195 1185 —-8 Nor-Acme 2200 16 ‘ '15 15 -1 Nor-ands 1210 $42 41 4.1 ..1 Nor-gold moo 61,5 51,4 51,9 _ 1,5 Norlartie 3000 13 12 13 + 1% Nometal 100 225 225 225 +10 Norpax 14000 26 :5 as . Norsyno» 7000 10 '9 9 N Rank 30350 51 48 49 +1 Noxthsp . 15093 955, 340 345 +5 ' Not‘!!! A wt: 5600 246 235 240 +9 Norvalil 104000 20 18 19 +1 Nlldlll 4500 15% 14 15% -155 Obaska 1000 6 6 3' ' O'Brien 2500 50 52 55 l Olra Rare 2500 13 13 13 0 Leary 3000 . 15 16 16 +1 Opem 34% 815 790 790 -25 Orchard: 500 11 11 11 Ormsby 2500 31' 30 so -1‘ Osisko 1500 35 34% 341,52. 1,5 Pamour 1100 57 57 57 +1 Pardon 30140 68 63 64 +1 Pater 1500 47 47 47 Perron 10100 25% 25175 2.5% Pick Crow 1300 110 106 107 +1 W0“-09¢ 4500 514 51/2 51/1 Placer 800 $10 10 10 -- 55 Preston 500 695 695 095 -5 Pronto 4240 550 525 545 +20 Pronto wt: 23220" 40 30 36 +6 Purdex 3500 1191 11 111,4 - 1/1 Que C111!) 6100 51 50 50 -1 Que Cap 3% 32 31 31 -1 Que Lith 125 490 490 490 Que Man 2000 13 12% 12% + 1/; 0 Metal 3500 106 103 105 Qlmston 500 15 15 15 Quemont 1605 910 060 .900 Radiore 3100 45 43 43 -1 Ray:-ock 0000 B2 80 81 +1 Rexspar 8250 66 60 60 -2 Rix Athab 3100 5-4 52 - 53 5-15 Roche 10000 1595 15 15 . Rockwin 82958 44 39 4.2 +3 Rowan Cons 2000 9 9 »9 —-1 St. Michael 5300 9 9 9 —1 San Ant 13300 74 67 74 +11 Sand Riv 1500 14 13% 131/5 - Sherritt 1812 415 405 ‘ 405 —-15 Sil Miller 700 70 ' 70 70 -3 S11 Stand 500 15% 151/0 15% —-1 Stanleigh 3120 148 140 1495 +5 Stanlgh win 1750 68 66 68 -—-1 Sta.urck 1470 294 . 272 290 +15 Starratt 157000 12 10 11 + IA Steeloy 4000 .9 9 19 ‘ Sturgeon 48500 13% 13 131/: + ‘A Sullivan 700 187 182 187 +2 V Sunburst 1000 ‘i1? 16% 16% + IA Surf Inlet 2000 4 4 4 -1 Sylvanite 9500 114 110 113 +2 Taurcanis 2125 87 86 36 +1 Taurcan Vt $00 84 84 84 +8 Teck-H 1015 165 162 164 Tamas , 7100 129 120 125 -5 Thom L 4:500 89 85 06 +8 Tiara. 500 7 7 - 7 Trin Chib 1000 20 20' 20 Ult-Shaw 25529 33 30% 33 + V: U Asbestos 5700 705, 690 700 +5 U Mont 1500 10 10 10 Upp Can 1100 65 65 65 —-1 Vandoo 1100 7 - 7 7 +1 Ventures 655 626% 261,41 263/4. - % Violam 4650 125 118 125 +6 Waite Am 450 570~ 570 570 Weedon 1000 21 ., _, 21 -1. Werner 1000 9 9" 9 W Mala!’ 1000' 6% 5% 6%: —t- ‘A Willroy 1500 69 69 69 Wiltsey 5700 15% 14 14 -2 Wr I-Iarg 1100 142 14-2 142 Yale lead 2000’ 11 ‘ 11 11 +1 Yellorex 2500 8 8 8 + ‘A Yk Bear 2500 108 106 108 Yukeno 1000 51/2 5% 5% Zenmac 179800 58 52 54 +1 ,.Curb- . Bulolo z25 375 375 375 Pato 2200 355 345 345 -5 OILS Acme Gas 11400 21 19 ' 20 ‘ax 2600 57 G5 55 -—-5 All R01: 4250 35 30 30 + Amurex 100 - 375 375 i 375 +15 Anchor 5200 '20 18 ' 20 Anglo-Am 1100 925 920 92.0 —30 ‘ Bailey SA 3925 $101/2 10 10%; — 1/5 Ball S 5%}?! 100‘ $23% 23 23% Banff 500 210 _21o 210 -7 Britalta 5900 192 187 187 --3 Cabanga 500 45% 45% 451/: Calalta 3200 68 67 67 Cal Ed 435 $26’/4 25% 2614+ ’/4 C Oil Lds 1400 210 205 210 .+5 C 011 L vvts 1800 115 105 105 +5 CS Oil wt: 200 80 80 80 CS Pete ' 1195 395 385 3135 —5 Cdn All Oil 1130 510 495 510 +10 C Chieftn 2800 100 100 100 Cdn Dev 6050 625 615 615 C Homestd 5250 194 189 194 +4 C Husky 1527 5141/: 141/s 14% C Husky wts 1170 820 800 800 C Prospect 1600 207 200 200 +2 Cdn W0 1440 141 140 140 -2 Canso Nat 2154 114 106 114 +12 Canso Oil 8247 114 103 114 —16 Cent Del 11139 380 860 865. -15 Charter Oil 1000 180 180 180 Com Pete 300 220 220 220 -—5 Como 1000 8 8 8 +1 C Dragon 3000 28 26 '27 C East Cr 2233 4.106 41 411/2 + ‘A C Mic Mac 2700 288 275 21230 -—lll- C West pete 1000 665 630 630 -35 Cree Oil 200 420 420 420 --10 Cree wts 1400 215 205 215' +5 Dev-Pal 5700 150 146 146 --4 Dome Expl 330 11 11 11 + Vt. Duvex 2000 8 8 8 -- 3% Gen Pl: 100 360 360 560 Gen Pet A 300 360 330 340 +20 Highwood 3000 20 20 20 —- ‘1/2 Home Oil A 2043 $1834 183/: 18% -— % Home Oil B 439 $I8‘Va 18% 13% + 5% H B Oil G 745 $201/s 20 20 -— 1/S; Humber 100 119 119 119 —1 Jupiter 1500 218 218 218 + 12 L1 Pete 1000 8 8 8 Majtrans 500 31/2 31/5 31/5 ~ 1:2 Marigold 1000 16 15 15 —2 Medal 1650 255 252 254 +3 Midcon 31450 112 103 109‘ -2 Mill City 4500 26 24 24 V -2 N Bristol 3500 s 7% 772 — ‘/2 N Chamb 900 115 110 110 *2 N Concord 200 15 15 15 -—5 N Cont 500 29 29 29 N Gas Exp) 700 124 13 122 N Superior 600 125 13? 1:3 11/, Northcal 81079 31 3°‘ "m‘ NC 011: 200 40° ‘W “W "

Asbestos 30 Imp Oil Bank Mom‘. 443/4 Int Nick _ 74%

’ Ba.r1kNS_ 501/s.Int1>ap \ 95 Bathurst A 35%. Int Pete 4616 Bell 411/4. Mass—Fer _ 7% Brazil 61/s McColl 62 Bldg Prod 1 40 N St. Car 22% C Cement 31% Noranda G1/4 C Steamship 39 Price 39% C Bnk Com 47_ Que Pow 33% Cdn Brew 31% Royal Bank 61% Cdn Celan 14% St L Corp 13% , CPR 257/3 Shawin ‘ "2516 ockshutt - 121/0 Steel‘ 89% Seagrams 28% Un Steel 14 D Bridge 22% Walker " . 29 Dom Tar 1206 CANADIAN Foundation 24’ Cons Pap 32% Fraser 24% ~Ford GT Lakes 29‘/4 ~

NEW YORK (AP)-A surpris- ing late rally by rails pulled a declining stock market to its fet Thunsdaay and gave it another high for 1958.

It was the fourth time 111 the last five sessions that the market has reached a new peak for the year. '

The Associated Press average of 60 stowclos rose 40 cents‘ to its high of $172.30.

Among Canadian stocks on the New York exchange Aluminium Ltd. and Dome Mines were both. down ‘/1. Mclntyre Porcupine gamed 7/3, and Granby M1-n-mg gained 3/3.

Among Canadian stocks on the American exchange ll/lolybdenite gained 1-16. Fargo Oil and Sap- phire Petroleums both drlolplped 1-16. _

What stocks did:

Thur Wed. Advances , 509 454 Declines 409 459 Unchanged 28? 255 Total issues 1191 1138

NEW 170111: CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Press

Beth. Steel 425/s Kennecott 09% Borg Warner 285/9 Monty W 351/! C and 0 5413/9 NY Cent 15% com Edison 551/. Radio corp 34% El Auto El 29% Std 011 NJ 541/2. Gen Elec 501/1 Utd Aircraft 62 Goodyear 77 Vanadium 31% Gt Nor Ry 361/1 Wes-tngse 56% Int T and T

WINNIPEG (CP) - Continued (11-yn.e5.s and reports of severe frost in sections of the PI‘a1I‘1¢ grain belt prorn-1p~ted some de- mand in all grains ’l‘hursd~ay on the Winnipeg Grain Ex»ch»an<g€-

Closing prices‘:

Oats; Jly vs higher 70; 0% Vs

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. FLORA MacDONALD

The community of Primrose was saddened on Thursday, Ap- ril 17 when it became known that Mrs. Flora MacDonald, a dearly loved and highly respected resi- dent of the community, had pass- ed to her eternal reward.

The deceased was the daugh- ter of the late Mary McLellan and Malvcolrn MacL:ellan and was born at St. Georges 91 years ago. She was -married to the late Ale- xander C. MacDonald who pre- deceased her 21 years ago.

Mrs. Macdonald was a woman of many sterling qualities, sin- core, upright and honest. She was always ready to sacrifice her time and pleasure where lov- ing sympathy and kindly deeds were needed. Many. many times she sat at the bedside of sick neighbors to comfort and to con- sole them. She had a very ten- der love for the poor and the

least until something, either food or clothing, or both, were sent off to the needy.

Mrs. MacDonald had a strong spirit of faith and was consol- ed in'her la=st ill-ness by visits from her pastor. Fonti-fied by the last rites of the Church and sur- rounded by the loving members of her .family, her soul took its flight to ‘her Maker in Whom she had unalterable trust.

Her remains were taken from the illenineussey Funeral Home on Friday evening to the home of her son and daughter-in-law with whom she lived and who cared for her most tenderly.

A (‘Solemn High Mass of Req- uiem was «celebrated on Monday morning by [Right Reverend G. J. MacLellan assisted by Rever-

31 g‘ end Charles MacDonald, Deacon,

and Reverend George Mccormac Sub-deacon. All that was mortal of 51 good neighbour, a kind friend, a generous and loving mo- ther, was tenderly laid to rest. Services at the grave were con- ducted by her devoted pastor, Reverend B. J. McDonald. Present .111 the Sanctuary were Reverend George MacDonald, Rev. Cla-re MacDonald, Rev. B. J. MacDonald, Rev. T. Butler, Rev. F. Mullally, Rev. P. O‘Han- ley. The Choir was under the dir- ection of Rev. Dennis Gallant. Mrs. MacDonald is survived by one son, Clement, in Primrose, -four da~ugh’ters. Sister Flora Mary, Spokane, Washington; Sis- ter St. Alexander, St. Joseph’s Convent, Oharliottevtpwn; Mrs. R. D. Nichols, lVLil>to11, Mass.; Mrs. A. F. McA-ulay, St. Peter’s Bay; and (five g-rand-child~ren,who will ever cherish her memory. Pallbearers were: Lorne Wig-

gustinie, MacDonald, James Campbell, George Campbell, Al- lan Campbell. Grant, O.Lo11d, eterha) rest 1111- to her soul. . MASS CARDS Clement and Eunice Tenn and Rod Bernadette and Archie Lawrence and James MacAulay, St. Peber’s Bay Al-ex, Mary and Gloria MacAu- lay, St. Peter’s Bray Mother Provincial Notre Dame ’ Academy, G-harlottetiown _ ‘Sisters of Notre Dame Convent, Charlottetown Sisters of St. Joseph's Charlottetdivn - Sister Superior, Souris Convent Sister St. Mary Assumpta, Mar- ianopolias College, Montreal Sister Superior, Miscouche Con- vent , Sister Superior, Mount St. Ber- nard College, A-ntigonish Sisters of Tignish Convent Sisters of Summerside Convent Sister Superior, Notre Dame Con- vent, Lewiston, Maine «~ Svlsters of St. Martha, Sacred Heart Home, Charlottetown Grade X, Birchwood High School St. Josephs Sodality, Charlotte- town 1 Sister St. Alexander's class, Birchwood High School The Lay Teachers, St. Joseph's . Convent Teachers and ‘students, Birch- wood High School St. Mary_’«s Alumnae,’ Souris Con- ’ve11(t . ' 1 Mother Philothea, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Portland, Oregon Mother Brendan, Mount St. Vin- cent, Portland, Oregon Mother Annun-ciata, Sacred Heart Hospital, Portland, Ore. Sister Ann Dolores, Sacred Heart Academy. ‘Portland, Oregon Sister, Joseph‘ Arthur, St. Pat- rick’s Hospital, Portland, Or-

a Convent,

higher 70; Dec. unchanged 69a.

Barley: Jly 1/1 higher 931/2; Oct. 3/3 higher 941/1; Dec. 9/1 higher 921/s

Flax: Jly 3% higher 3.02%; Oct. 31/1 higher 2.94%; Dec. 2% higher 2.871/ab.

Rye: Jly uhch-angled 1.11; Oct. unchanged 1.13.; Dec. 1/4 higher 1.14‘/4a.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 Nor 1.60%; 2 1.56%; 3 1.48%; 4 1.41%; 5 1.27%; 6 1.23%; 1 Dn- rum 1.92§"sc; 2 1.915/ac; 3 1.79%c; IIWA and domestic pri»ces:.1 Nor 1.60% 2 1.55%; 3 1.48%; 4 1.41:: 5 1.27%; 6 1.23%; 1 Durum 1.92% 2 1.91%; 3 1.79%.

less fortunate, and was never at :

.gi11gto11, Howard Macbeod, Au-.

egcn Sister Arnedee Marie, Columbus Hospital, Oregon Sister Mary Bede, Walla Walla, Washington Sister St. A.gne~s of the Sacred Heart, ST. Mary’s Hospital, Washington Sister Eileen Mary, St. Josephs Academy, Oregon S-r. Stanislaus, Fairbanks, Alas- ‘ ka ' Sister Francis Jerome, St. and’s, Montana Sister Elizaibeth Claire, Missoul- :1, Montana . Sister Margarita, Sacred Hea Academy, Montana - Sister Marina, Provincial Hos- pital, Idaho = Wisconsin Sisters of St. Joseph’s I-l'osp~it~al, Alaska Sister Pius Augustine, .. Washington " ‘ Sisters of Lourdes Convent, Ida-

Ger-

Seattle,

Home, Ortgon

Sisters of Mount St. Joseph, Spo-

kane, Washington

Sisters of ‘Colfax Hospital, Mon-

_ tana

Sister Luke, St. Vincent Hospital,

Portland, Oregon

Sisters of Pr-ovidence, Great Falls Montana _

Mr. and Mrs. James I-I. MacDon- ald, St. Georges, P.E.I.

Mrs. Alex A. Johnstone, Prim- nose, P.E.I. ,

‘Michael Sigsworth, Newport Mr. and Mrs. John J. MacDon- ald, St. Georges, P.E.I. ’ Mr. and lvlrs. Pius MacDonald

and family, Primrose, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. Neill MacDonald and family, Primrose, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell and family. Primrose, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. Roddy McPhee and family, St. Georges, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. Gus McDonald and George, St. Georges, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Johnston and family, Primrose, P.E.I. Joseph and Plus ‘McC‘ormac, St. ’ Georges, P.E.I. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wi1lia.m A. Farrell and family, Primrose, P.E.I. Francis ll/Ivcll/La.-ster, Primrose, P. E.I. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mclzellan and family, St. Georges Mr. and Mrs. Urbain MacKinnon and family, Melrose John M. Farrell, St. Georges ’ Mr. and Mrs. James J. Camp- bell, Dundas . Mrs. Paul MacDonald, Primrose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. John- ston and family, Pop1ar.Potin't and Mrs. Allan Campbell and family, P1-—imro.se Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDon- ald and _;family, Primrose Mns. Aeneas MacDo11-ald and John, Launching Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Morrison and family. Launcliing Mr. Peter Mccormac, St. Geor- gcs Mr. and Mrs. George Ma«cPherwsor1 and George, Launching Mrs. Annie McMa.sber and family, Primrose " Mr, and Mrs. Charles MacDon- ald and family, St. Georges Mrs. Adrien Mclnnis, Souris Elizabeth MacDonald and hero- thcrs, Little Pond Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Mccormac, C:ha.rlot.t-betown Mr. and Mrs. William‘Brown, of Charlotteton-‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Charlottetown Mr. John Feavyour, Charlotte- town’ and Mns. E. E. Douglas, Charlottetown Mr. and Mns. Maurice Redmond, Charlottetown Mr. Walsbon Campbell, Charlotte- town - s’ Walston Campbell, Charlotte- town ; Mns. Eileen Anderson and Mar- garet, Charlottetown Miss Anna J. Mclnnis, Charlotte- town , Mrs. Teresa Johnson and iiamily, St. Georges Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Car, Char- lottetown Miss Emma Gallant,» Charlotte- Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Gus Campbell and family, Char]-ottetovvn, Henry lVI=c‘Aulay, St. Peter’s Bay M1". and Mrs. Daniel J. Wilson,

Mr.

Mr.

St. Peter’s \ Mr. .,and Mrs. James Lewis and family

Mr. Colin McDonald, St. Peter's Mr. and Mrs. Francis Steele, St. Peter’s ‘ ' Miss Sadie German, St, Peter's Mrs. Robert Campbell, St. Pet- ers MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis an Willie, St. Peter’s Mr. and Mns. Bernard Doyle, lt Earnscliffe ' Mrs. Daniel Mclsaac a-nd family \ Earnscliffe Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey and family, Vernon River Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cain and family, Summerville Mrs. B. J. MacDonald and fam- ily, Orwell Mr. and Mrs. Le-‘o. MacDonald, Orwell, Mr. and Mm. George McDonald

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PUBLIC PARKING Q CENTRAL . CONVENIENT

Supervised by Can. Legion Situated on old Prince Ed- ward‘ Theatre lot.

Rates: 250 or $2.00 weekly

110 S 1 ster Mildred, St. Joseph's ‘

and family. Orwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald, Orwell

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Driscoll, Mt. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trainor,

Johnrstonls lRiver Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelly, Mount Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McDon- ald. Hazelbrook Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fouchere and family, Sour-is Mrs. Joseph Campbell and Wil- son, Little Pond Mrs. Roderick McLe1.lan and MISS Sara McCorn1ac, Montague Mr. and Mrs. New-man Soigsworth and family, Bonden Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McDonald, Regina, .7Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Fitzgerald, Montreal and Mrs. Joseph McPher- son, Hamilton - Miss Eleanor Campbell, Mon- treal ° Mr. and M115. Robert McDonald, Hamilton and Mrs. Thomas McCar- thy, New York Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Mc- Lellan, Malttalphan, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox, Dor- chestcr, Mass. , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irwin, Mil- ton, Mass. I Mrs. W. P. Dexter, Peabody, Mass’ _ . Mrs. Dorothy Spalding, Dor-ches- ter, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Irwin, Brain-

Mr.

Mr.

tree, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Cl1'f.f Compton, Westwood, Mass.

'MII‘. and Mrs. James Williams,

“ ,Jr., S-toughton, Mass. =

Miss Dollie Nichols, Mettaphan, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coste, Mil- ton, Mass. ‘

lVI:rs. Edna Irwin, Milton, Mass.

Mos. Alice O’Donnell, Roslindale, Mass.

Mrs. James Mccotrmac, Orwell

Miss Penelope MacAulay, Cam- bridge, M?a(S’S.

Mrs. Richard Pillman, Cam- bridge, Mass.

Mllss hrene Wixgglington, Bostlon, Mass.

The Misses Geongie and Julia Campbell, Boston, Mass Mus. Jerome Mac=Donalld, Cam-

bridge, Mass. Mists Susan Wihson, Stamford, Conn.- Mns Martha Fehmmani-1, Rosl.in- dale, Mass. Roderick Mohellan, Wey- moutih, Mass Miss ‘Rita Condon, Milton-, Mass. Miss Catherine M. Simpson, Dor- ohester, Mass - Mr. and Mns «William Martin, Ronbuoy Mass. - Mr and Mns. Charles C Cox, Agawwan, Mass. Mns. Anne Dexter and Dick, Peabody‘, Mass Miss Jeanette MacDonald, Carn- brcldtge, Mass. Mrs. Mary Todd, Ella ‘and John, Hamilton, Ontario _ 1 ‘ Joseph and Mary Sullivan, Som- erville, Masts. Harold Weir, Dorohetstei‘, Mass. Mr. and Mrs Basil McLeod, Par- ils, France Mtr. and Mrs. John Dunphy, Boas ton, Mass. Mns T. A Adams, ' Mass Mr and Mns. Geonge Mzcnonalld, Somerville, Mass Emily and Lawrence Sdmerville, Mass. Dr. Plus and M115. Sliiglscworth, NS

Mr.

Hanover,

Johnson,

, MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY 'Moiiher Pnoviucial, Notre Dame

Academy, Charlottetown

Sister St Helen, C.N.D., Notre Dame Aocaldevmly

Sister St Mary AlSS‘l1tn'l[p‘t‘8., ClN

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