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Ladies’ hots, fall and winter shades—Novy pullovers, car- digan and zipper sweaters, overalls and overall iackets. Men's, women's and children's underwear. Children's snow- suite.

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By Ken Reynolds

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_ Ive until near closing time when

N. Y. Stock Market Rallies; Toronto Prices Firmer, Montreal Down

NEW YORK, Sept. 28-04?)- Raiis and oils today provided the} strerlgthjor a stack market rallyl of modest size.

Starting from the lowest level since early April. the market re-

' gained a little more than one-third _

o! the sharp loss encountered yes-f terday. ‘

Rails. closely followed by oils, stepped into higher ground short- ly after the opening gong, and their combined action brought plus signs to most of the list.

Utilities were an exception. They moved narrowly most of the day and ended with small fractional gains and losses.

The volume of trading at 910,000 shares was disappointing to those looking for the conventional signs of underlying market strength. It was about average for a‘ rally of today's dimensions. Yesterday's sell-off was accompanied by 1,210.- 00o transactions.

The Associated Press average of 80 stocks advanced .6 of a point to 56.5. Both the lhdustrials and rails were up .8 of a point, and utilities were unchanged. ,

Canadian issues closed strong

ed 5-8. Canadian Pacific boosted 38 and Dome Mines rose 1-4. Hir- am Walker was quoted up 1-2 in afternoon trading.

. at Montreal

MONTREAL, Sept. 28 —(CP)— The paper group was the only one among selected industrials to close in firmer position on the Montreal Stock Exchange and Curb Mar- ket todayl In earlier trading, pap- ers led on the downtrend. Trends were about mixed in dull mine dealings.

Industrial trading was fairly act-

It slipped to approximately 36,500l shares. or 5.500 shares fewer than Monday's total. Mining turnover was 91.400 shares, compared with 138,200 shares in the preceding session,

Closing averages indicated banks off .04 at 26.44; utilities off .2 at 72; industrial: off .5 at 125.7; pap- ers up .61 at 339.92 and golds off .11 at 59.67. -

St. Lawrence Paper, Second Pre- ferred, led a broad paper list with e. one-point advance. Abltibi added

minimum fraction were' Great Lakes, Consolidated Paper and Brown. Powell River dropped 1-2 and B. C. Forest was shaded.

The new Bell issues closed un- changed at 43 1-4 after an earlier decline of 1-8. B. C. Power and the old Bell stock were both off 1-4 at three hnd 172 points, respectively, and Shawinigan eased a shade at 22 1-4. '

Oils were on the downw d movement. Imperial Oil Rig ts moved up to $1, but then slipped back to 92 cents. for a net loss oi’ one cent. The issue continued moat widely traded with a turnover of 47.112 shares. Home Oils dropped 20 cents. Gaspe three and Consoli- dated Homestead one cent as In- ternational Petroleum dipped 1-4.

At Toronto

TORONTO. Sept. w-(CPJ- Pricea were irregularly firmer in slower trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange today. Base me- tals showed a marked improve- ment and golds were narrowly easier. Western oils held steady.

Gains doubled losses in a moder- ately active and stronger base me- tals list. Consolidated Smelters re- covered 1 1-2 points of yesterday's loss, closing at 111 1-2 and Inter- national Nickel was up 3-8 at 33 3-4. Noranda also firmed fraction- ally. Pend Oreliie and Labrador added 10 cents and Waite Amulet rose 5 cents at $8.75. Silanco dip- ped to a new low and Denison. East Sullivan, and New Calumet showed small losses.

Kerr Addison and Wright-Har- greaves were losers ln the senior gold list and Hollinger touched the SIO-mark with a 10-cent gain. Loss- es almost doubled gains in the jun- iors in light trading. Cochenour, Conwest. Discovery and San An- tonio were among the losers \vhlle Dickenson. Giant Yellowknife and O'Brien strengthened.

Home Oil rose 3O cents at $8.45 in western oils and Calgary and Edmonton, Okalta and Calmont eased. l

The exchange's closing index showed golds down .42 at 87.57, base metals up 1.38 at 98.53, west- ern oils dawn .02 at 38.76. -

Golds listed 29 gains, 52 losses. 45 unchanged; base metals. 14 gains. 6 losses, 5 unchanged; west- ern oils, 5 gains, 9 losses, 6 un-

1-4 at 15 3-4 while ahead the changed. - 9000 Davies Pet ... . 19 1200 Delnite ... ... .. 125 6500Denlson can a». .. 08 1-8 (Canadian Prose) TORONTO. Sept. 28- Sales Stock Close 8900Arn Knife ... .. "$34 2700A I Cd .... . 1w A:§°Hu,“_n_ “f” 855 1200 E Sull ... ... -63 12600Armi8tlCl .. ... .. 131-2 17°01'34" -- - 4E 4000Ashley ... -. 0s 336011316011 v»- - -~-1°~‘ 3350 Astoria w‘ ‘n ___ 07 2300 Eureka. w. l... l.... 175 3500 Amen‘ u. ____ 0614 410 Falcon ... ‘.... 430 saoo Atlas Ylfnlfe .. .. . 1o 560° F?“ Kirk ~-- -- 04 1800 At 0" _‘_ ’__ n‘ 431a 820 Glant ... ... .. 500 9500 Aubelle .... .. 1a 1-2 390° GM! Lake --- --~ -~ 52 34w Aumaque u. “ n 15 2590 GOICICTESC u: |le4 .. 09 1500 381871180 ... 1e 1-8 70° G01‘! Ma" - 241 245B!‘ of Mon‘ u. U. 26 4000Goldvue ... ... .. 083-4 500 Bk o, To, __ 34 H 1100 Gulf Lead .. 103 17500 Bu" M“ __. u 35 L2 17700 l-lard R0 ... 301-4 waevcoun m N m 351,2 330llolllng . .: 10.00 7500 Bordulac 1225 Home Oil .. 845 125 Bralume 1000 l-losco ... a... 301-2 2000 Brewis 55? ii“ g?!’ --- "s ~- 48 1'2 BtD .. . 0 '° m!’ mm- -- gﬁBflink {a}. ,_ M 042m Nick .. 1'... as a4 1200 ca‘ Edm ___ __ __ 47o 2200 Int Uran .. 45 1-4 sooo calllllall m 1-2 25°‘? J-"kmfe - - - - - - - -- 2000 Calmont ___ ___ 42 11550 Kelore ... l... . .

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B00 Cochenous 1.. l. .. N00 Colomac ...~ l... ... 4700'Con Beat ... l... .. 5500Con Home ... .. .

458 Con Smelt ... ... . 2550.Conwest.... a. .. 3375 Crestaururn ... .. . 3000 Croinor-

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4000 Daragoh . . .

2000 Kenville . 315 Kerr Add . 7500 Kirk Gold . 1200 Kirk Lake

1210 Labrador .

2950 L Dufault . 95 Lake Shore ..

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Winnipeg Grain

WINNIPEG, Sept. 28- (CFO- The United Kingdom was allocat- ed 450,000 bushels of Canadian wheat on the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change today.

In coarse grains futures, general buying came out in both oats and barley. Of an aggressive nature. the buying was particular in oats This was attributed to shIPPBFS-

1600 Qlleehiton ... ... le 42 1550 Quemont ... ... .< 15 2500 Regcourt .... u, “a. 05 I-2 4500 Richmae ... Io. ..- 13 3550 Roxana ... u“ ... 32 120 R93! Bk In I00 ... 24 1-2 2000 Roybar ... n. .... 05 2100 Senator ... ... 44 830San Ant ... ... .. 385 11650 Sherritt ... l... ... 220 _ 2200 Silanco ... n. .... 30 1300 Silv Mill ... ... ... 30 300 Springer ... l... .. 135 1600 Steep R0 .¢ .... .. 180 2100 Snlllv 135 560 Sylvanite 135 435 Teck Hu ... 250 2500 Thurbois ... l. 06 1-2 1000 Torbit ... I 83 3950 Url Keno . 135 -sooo Ull Oil . 1o 900 Upp Can . ... ... 163 325 Ventures ... .... .. 590 1630 Waite .. ... 875 5500 Wlltsey ... 5.. .... 061-2 2000 Wingait ... 06 1-2 625 Wright l-Iar .. .. .. 241 CURB 1200 Foothills . . 310 2250 Pend Ore .. l . 425 Total sales 690.000. 15 3-4 25 1-4 2s 1a? Bid! Pros .-.. _-.. _..... 33 1-2 Bruck Silk ...’. _.. .... 30 a BelilTel .... ...... .... 172 l-4, Can Brew . .. ...... ... 20 1-8‘ Bathurst .... -. 21 ' Carl Cement ... n. ... .. 20 1-2 Can Pacific ..-. _.. 15 -2‘ Celaneae . . . . .. ... s» .. 81 Carl Car Found ... .... .. 12 Can Car Pfd ... 1.. .... 15 Can Steam ... n. ...» 12 Can Paper .... .... ._....... 18 7-8 Cockshutt .-. n. l... .. 14 l-2 Can Vickers "(In a.- .. 38 l Dom Bridge .. l... Qid .. 28 5-8 Dom Coal Pill ... ... ... 22 Dom A... ... ... .. Dis Seag 17 i Dom St B ... ... ... ... 15 3-4; Dryden ... l>s l. 25 1-2 57 l-2 24 22 l-2 15 I How Smith .. ,, 33 l Ham Bridge . . 8 1-2 l-iir Walker ... -... ..... 26 Can lnd Al ... ... ... ... 13 Int Nickel ... g” ... .... 33 1-1 Imp Oil ... ...... .... .... 12 1-4

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Melting houses. shippers and eastern houses were on the buying side of barley. An American and local demand was indicated in rye. Flax trade was light, with a few buying orders coming from proces- sing interests. .

Trading was active in oats ahd barley. Hedging sales were liberal but well absorbed.

Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 74 1-8; no ex 3 CW 72 l-B; no 3 CW 71 5-8; ex 1 feed ‘T1 1-8; no 1 feed‘ 70 1-8; no 2 (aegi- g9 1-8; no 3 feed 67 1-8; track 7 - .

Barley-No 1 CW S-row 1.17 5-8;

20 1,2 mo 2 CW G-row 1.17 5-8; no 1 CW

2-row 1.09 5-8; no 2 CW ‘z-row 1.09 5-8; no 3 CW G-row 1.14 1-8; n0 1

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PROBIIGE

MONTREAL, Sept. 28 —(CP)——. Produce prices quoted here today‘ were reported by the Dominlonl Department of Agriculture as fol-' lows:

Eggs: Free cases. med 65—66; pul

Butter: Wholesale Que no 1 pas- teurized 68 1-2. Current receipts Que no 1 pasteurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4; first grade creanlery print job price T0 1-2; solids 69

Cheese: Current receipts weat- ern white 30—~30 1-8; Quebec white 30. fob factory. Vi/holeale export prices western white 30 13-16—31; Quebec white 30 13-16——31. Domes- tic prices western white 34; color- ed 35 1-2. No other prices estab- lished.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.25—1.40; no 2 75 lbs 1.00-1.20; N. B. no 1 75 lbs 1.25-1.30; PEI no 1 175 lbs 1.35.

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HOW T0 SALVAGE PAINT BRUSHES

When a farmer starts to do s painting Job around the farm, as‘ often as not he discovers that the ‘ old paint brush has developed si decided kink with hard turned-up . bristles and is unworkable.

To salvage stiff old brushes, soaking overnight, preferably in

inary. Gasoline is also effective. After the old paint. has been soft- ened, it should be scraped off with a blunt knife or combed out with a steel comb o1’ brush. If the first soaking fails to remove the paint, the process can be repeated Shellac brushes should be cleaned with alcohol, and whitewash and calci. mine brushes with water.

All“ mOst of the accumulation has been removed, the brush should be scrubbed in warm water with a mild laundry soap-never with a strong soap. The excess water should be shaken out and the brush left to dry. The bristles should be straightened out with a scrub brush or comb before com- pletcly dry, after which the brush should be wrapped -- not too tightly-in heavy paper or card- board to keep the bristles straight. If the brush is dipped in paint be- fore being fully dried, the mois-

ture will make the brush soft end listless.

Whel-l a brush is being used every day, it should be filled with pain-i: and wrapped overnight in several thicknesses o4’ paper, or suspended 1n a can of water. 1f used inver- rnittently, it may be suspended in raw linseed dil or kerosene. If stored in turpentine, the brush is likely to become hard, It should never be allowed to real; on the ends o1 the bristles (or any length oll time, because it will become warped and the flow of paint will be uneven. with a hole at the end of the handle, a brush may be Suspended in the paint from a rod or stick across the edges of tholcan so that the bristles do not touch the bottom. When put alway for a period or time, the brush should be cleaned, thoroughly dried 5nd stored with the bristles straight.

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