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ESTERD ' STUCK A D Bo./vo 0714 T1oNs

Mont;;¢l!£_i_\:_¢:_1_'_ftet Grain___EiP0rts Mining Echange_ Securt'tiI_’rices_ Producidlarket 5'oreig°n_3change| _

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l|0N'rB.iiiA!». Que.. Dee. 0-(By "I0

Canadian Press)-Showing no signs of following the New York leadership where considerable activity developed. the Montreal Block Exchange wound

np s *niet week by goin! through a feature ess session Saturday. Barely 2,000 stocks changed hands and public lntecrst was at very nearly the low- est possible ebb. ,

Brazilian Traction, nsuslly active,

ba `<ranaactions in but 100 shares w ‘Nickel appeared on t_hc hoard in oken lots only. '

Canadian Pacific took over the ac-

tive leadership, with sales in 552 shares and climbed a fuii point to I1 on for- eign buying. Massey Harris and Bell Telephone showed small Bains 011 light trading. , Brasllian dropped IA at K Wlllli’

Canadian Car declined A6 ta 7%. Tbsl’° were no other price changes.

The bond market was weak with

War Loan 1037's droppini $1.25 2° $104.70 and Victory 1037's declininl -5 cents a $104.75.

Sterling closed at $388.09 and Unit-

ed States funds at s Dl‘¢ml““‘ °f 177' pas alt.

MISCELLANEOUS

slowrnnar.. Que- Dec- 0-F"l¢¥-

Canadian western. no.' 3 .5l; oats, Can- adian western no. ii .4o: “tm feed. no. 1 .aiu flour. rnrlnir "bent Wi' onts, firsts 5.00: flour, seconds 4.40: f’lour, bakers 4.30: flour. Wlllfel' “'l“;“° patents, choice 3,400.50; flour. Wll le corn 4,504.80; bran,ton 21.25: shorts. ton 22.25; midiililigs, ton 80.25; rolled oats, img so lor. 2.00: hay iw- 2. P" ton, car lots 12.00: cheese, Ont., .00- .00§(; cheese, Quebec, .0815-118%? ltllf' ter, no. 1 finest .22-.2‘2%€ 088% f\'"l‘ specials in cartons .ii0: elll. fftllll Cl' tras in canons .i'»5; ellis. ffelll flfll' in cartons 487.50: csv. li°\’|l¥° 9*" tras in cartons .35-.3ii: QKKI. ll°l'll¥° firsts in cartons .33-.341 it-IBB. lftlfiiitil seconds in cartons .20-.2'I: potatoes. Quebec, 80 lb. but ~35'~55¢ l'“‘°t°"» New Brunswick. 5° lb- M3 '55"w'

cos-'fort _ new romc. N. Y.. Def. 6-<'°¢\°“

futures closed steady. ¢‘l0Bll'i¢ lilillf Jan. 005-08; Feb. 014: Mar. 023: Alli- 032; May 641: June 040: July 0571 Aug. 004; Sept. 078; Oct. ill=.’i»S-i: Dec. 500- 000. Spot closed quiet. l“l'l‘"l“B' 015-

Liverpool:-Cottml. *lm* m"'l°"“l°

business dune. Prices 5` i‘0l\‘\¢9 lll¥l1¢l'~ American midtilink. ffill' 934! "fl" good midtiiing 680: good mlridling 5-iii; strict middling 520: middlina' lllii: strict low middling 5003 low middiing 490; strict ordinary 470: B005 °l"llii- sry 440. Receipts were 2,000 bsles in- cluding no American. _ (Canadian Press)

MONTREAI., Que., Dec. 0-A brisk

rally in the \\'nii Street market niui a stcatly io firm trend in commodity “lu” fnlllnl to leave any imprint on the local stock exchange in the brief weekend session here on Saturday. and the list here continued to act in the extremely llstless manner of re- cent tinles, with public interest at vcry nearly ihc lnivcst possible ebb. \\'|th thc action of the stock market hero. completely meaningless, chief ln- tcreiit on the strict is directed tovmrd surroiinding conditions and iuflucnccs, and the nature of these at the pres~ ent time arc of a character so indef- inite as to further the hesitant mood.

it is a fact, linvvever, that construc-

tive efforts iirc on font ill a number of important directions, and if suffi- clen progress has n0t been made as y ,',', ciigi-iiilvr a rcni improvement i ,.1/iulcnt there would certainly ap- p. r ennugil promise hciil in the ef- forts uuiivr wn_\‘ to halt a tclulcilcy toward iiicroiisi-li pessimism. The rai- ly in Ni-w York at the woe-kenil. apart from thc fact tiiilt it was fully dur- ill a ttwiinicai iunrkct scnsc, nppcaroil to rt-ficct n cnliiwr appraisal of ilolucs- tic and fnrclgn conditions. and iln- provemcnt in retail trade as a stimu- lation to general business sentiment. although n-ci-it-cnd surveys revealed littlo change in basic industrial con- ditions on this continent.

A siiuly of investment returns, re- vs-ais a long list of higiily attractive yields on stocks which in many ia- stdnccs represent the very backbone of the Dorainion. lt is very evident that hr-fora the depression has been left behind and a complete rearljust- inrnt of economie affairs achieved. tion-nn-ard changes in many instances n\n_v in- necessary, but in many cases

{'...il.'l'f".-.f’.fiii§ff.`.lf":...l`”°§udiam-l§§° .figed it was dicirering tor deals and :_

”’°"""““' °“°'- that it hoped to complete them in

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, N. Y., Dee. 5-Bonded

wheat closed steady.

Dec; .. .. .. ... 55959 57%# my .. .. mats usa omni July .. _..,`:. 00%!! 60565

WINNIPEG

WINNIPEO, Msn., Dec. 0-(By the

Canadian Press)-Convincing gains

were registered by all three wheat futures n trading on the grain ex-l change yesterday. At, the close gains

December closed at 00%; May at 64% while July ended at B5'/o.

Late strength at Chicago and ge.

ports that export trade had been worked overnight through New York imparted firmness to a market which in wavering trade had established;

g-Fins 1_’_or three sutecfssivo days. Volume o rs e was no arge but the m - ket closed firm in tone. ' U i Broomheli confirmed sales from

Vancouver for shipments abroad ond intimated that Germany had been a fairly active buyer of small lots gf Canadian wheat on recent days.

A l’¢Dort from Italy stated that dur- llm' "N" mi! bi ilvrillltted to enter "mf ‘5°lll\¢l'¥ ln the near future Re- ceniy the quota waa`ralaed from five Pe' "nt ¢° '-'5 Dilr cout and a further inc_rea_:a would benefit Canada

as wheatsprcnds sv °

ln I dull trade while co`iiri?¢ie‘l::r}ll|‘h“;f|`l urea advanced whe__¢_ in sympathy vrith

wh cr-n _ - . ._ _,my §,'}_,%B_ ff 00%. iunv 041,-9,, al§_’,‘A‘f=-D°°- 80%: May sawn; July 4o};__',§_'°¥=~D°=- IDB; my 401/,.4; July

CASII PRICES

Wheat-No. 1 hard 03fl,’,- 1

03%; no. k nor. 07%; nn: 3 'l|l?,l-_ 5,=‘|;_r;' }‘__"é_,4»4f1l‘g1 H0. 5. 411%: no. o, 435;.;

'_ 55. tliwll. 01%: no. 1 durum,

75?)‘._ Hsenlnga, per toil, Mc.

ss-.o.2(.‘. W. 80 ; _3 _ _

21%: er. 1 reed. mi.; ogg. 1"¥ono,Czo;?.'; f9°il» 24502 relcctcd, 20%: track,

Burlcy~M lti - n. w. 12. ‘l $I.‘€.'Z‘lf‘°§‘é‘_’i’»`f' “lin” 0tb°r_ si-silos; No. s C. \\'. :i0;`no_"4` C “,- 30%: no. is c. w. oo; no. ii C. li. 33'/1; track, 80.

CHICAGO

CHICAGO lil. Dec. 0-Sh i upturns in ;vheat'values 5'estei~°‘il`i:)y comliunied renewal of stock market

that fresh export dealings in N0;-tp

` Hllll LW' Lulinssies Stock

'ronoN'1'(<>c.°"'3'.lt'.f' r"'"') ` ales close)-

S555 4° 3 3_3:-‘GF

3 2

_ U 5

300Acme .. .. 8500A.iax .. .. li00Bn(ramac .. ... 300 -Metals .. ... .07 115 l000|Bidi:ood .. ...I .1.'l .13 _13

isooc-'rreth .io .iii .io iionome .. .. 10.00 10.00 10. 500i"ed Kirk .. ..|.4

ii'l0Gr»Rouyn . 1.40 1.00

. iii)

3000iHomestend ... .

. .os .

‘%llf.il‘;..‘Z.'.f”‘ - ~-l ~‘.'."-0; -ff 205 mas shoro . °ff| ésfoo iz-ion

_ N #Had w ugsxxxs

-I

Rloiilliof-Hail .. ...I .0815 _og _gg l500i.\luss .. .. .. .3553 _:law _ Mtllbewbec ._ .011/, .ori\4i.

3‘ll00l0iga .. .. ...i.2l .1701 _'31

i100!San Antonio ...I ..'i7'.& .37 .11

.0ll,§ 11,9

#roi §§§_

te.-s=i'°'2 '¢;¢'_.’*._ ©Gy‘;l IJ*

2000 tndacona .. .. 2500iTusliota ... 3iitl|Teck Hughes .. -l00|Treadweii .. .. 350|Wrlght Har ...

UNLISTED

1000iAbana .. .. .. _ login A on .. llifsolilfno

7$_;lg-Retse(arch . 250| ‘_»_50 l oaa ‘ap er ,_ _ 000iEliinrn<lo _spool 300 20iIluilsoii liuy gpnl _ aarimn Oil .. .. 1i.1.'.|1i.-_io asixicircl M00 l.,_0,, 1tl0|I(lrk lludaoil . _B5 3300ll\'ortloll .. ,151/1 4000|0slsko . ' fi00li’en Pete .. .

000i-Vcnturos .. .

S:§i°.§'5_f2E.`=`;5`;l=§.-s=e=;5l? .____E_§£`2§§§§_ § 22

1.00 '.'l)il

°~.. SC

‘£35

L'500i\'ickcrs ... ..-.]. _17

L- .a

CURB '

l000iIlrctt .. .. .___|_01 01

gag:

G r >_ bac' ' ' 1°” ini?

.'iiiii0ii`nu Kirk .. .. .OSH , Zl.'ri)(l'llilltnp _,_ ___ 01%

1'000.'l¢ll»i1i;o ...| .0.'.1.i ,mtg "

Was Assistant Dean Of Dalhousie

American wheat amounted to 1 000000 bushels. Offerings grew scarce on the \ll>\\'nril swing of prices, and spcciilnt-`

l_\‘_;2____::r_;llt;l__s_____s\\'ltciled generally to ¢1ls_

Whcnt closed unsettled, fi’-i

higher than l‘rlclay's f|nish.‘ t-gil-nreiiilxlg

3§f,_;nf___|_)_i-_;i_visions unchanged in A l-|30

Baseball Leagues l

Attend Convention-

(Canadian Press)

Baseballis spotlight last night lift- ed from this Hoosier Spa to Chic-‘

ago, where the big act, the annual l'

conferences of the Major Leagues]

will be staged. N Loaded with proposals of salary _5

cuts, rule changes and sever-

al important, player deals H

among themselves, all of which were

discussed during this week’s revolu- fl

tfonary convention of their minor

league brothers. the "big shots" of __

baseball were ready for rushing

business during their ihrco day _il

conclave next Tuesday, Wednesday

and Thursday. lo

chicago. The Chicago Cubs were known to be ready to complete prob

Every Major Leage club admitt-

HAMPSHIRE 5050"* ‘ably the largest trade or sale of

them all, while the New York

Report for the month of Novem-_Yankees ,ull talked “wus |, trade ter.

with Chicagds White Box involvli'i8

Grade X-1 Pessv EMM- Ipwoher vio rnsier, Young, whim

Grade IX-1 Mildred Tremere.

Grade VIII-l Gladys Easter. Grade VII-1 Phyllis Easter, 2

Cl Stewart, 8 Vema Kitson, 4 Ewlalrter, 5 Annie Stewart, 7 Norris Kitson. Grade V-1 Heath Letter, 2 Fran-

cis Larter, 3 Celia Tremere. Grade IV-1 John Edwards, 2 Mar

Box star, and the veteran Tony Lazzerl.

Col. Jake Ruppert, owner of the Yankees, was prepared for his im- portant huddle with Babe Ruth and positive that he would not give the big fellow another contract of two years calling for $80,000 annu- ally However, he said he would

Knret larter 8 Ralph Younkcr. 4 ' “muh ‘ Mex “mn” ,fight the proposal to es ___ I.

salary limit in the Mejor usiwl

H Hattie, widely-known physician B and assistant Deen of Dalhousie University School of Medicine, died at his home in Dartmouth last

2300Buff-Can .. ... ..’4l,g _2:tl,5 _2.|i,g_ to

00.

.oi .0-i

1.40 ,

of 11,4 had been recorded all around.l moomowey _ :_ _______/_ .00 a

-3'/5 m 42 5

i£00lhiacassa .. .7li’t\/, _fini/J ,311 I,

a n

125iNinl»sing .. . 1.201 120| C 2800lNoruflda .. ...|17.30| 10.75 ¢

5.15 f L25 fr

3.00 from -. o $22.7, Wal ers from ¥3..'»

lt_o $3.1 anti Consolidated lifiniug and ann-iiinlr from $110 tn 500.1. Dominion lfitlvns vcr S0 iwiiiiil har living 35 to

an end in the death of the late John L. Murdock at the General Hospital,

esoniiirnn-..irf .. -...| .olivia ,,,,,,_,_ Calgary, Alta., on Sunday Nov. 15th

' I 03'/. after an illness of a few days. The

:i0r.0oil~n¢ linol .. ..| .0.'i i .0-_'11, ' funeral service was held from the

` Leden and Bruce Funeral Chapel

on Wednesday aftemoon Nov. 18th and was conducted by the Rev. Dr. George A. Dickson, minister of Knox ' United Church.

o1~'ra\vA. ont.. noe. s-my the if-.nn..ii.n. from

Dec' 6`(w"l°3 Canadian Press)-Investors and trnd- lilON'i‘itl).»\i,, unc., llec. ii.-Egg and P"

I ers weighted index numbers of secur- cheese prlccs dm-liiied while butter

lc °" ity prices, computed by the .Dominion and potato qunintinns held unchanged

hureau of statistics on sbs base of on the produce and dairy market here "t C*“'d“' °l°"‘l l"”°“""l"Y 5' f°ll°“`°f c

"U 1020 equals 100 showed a decrease of

05 5 point. for .no .voor ,ming ooo. a. col-ini pri.-os or nri¢nh‘ colnmhin

fresh eggs lfnit n cent on saturday.

stocks \vas 74.0 as compared with 70.1 extras in-ing ipnii.-ii at 47 to 48 cents, l r the pl-nylons w¢ok_ ` flrsts nt 4:: in 41; vi-nts and pullets nt The index of prices of the twenty- 37 to :lit 4-ents n d01.cn. Ontario fresh ve best selling industrial and pub- extras, in 4-nriois, were quoted at 45 c utility common stocks on the Mant- to 40 ccuis and firsts at 40 to 41 cents cal and Toronto exchanges was 403.4 is dozen. To rl-tnih-rs top brand-'. 14'

s compared with 425.3, ifresh eggs, ill rnrints, \vill be do\vil

The index of industrial common

last week.

The index of domestic utility com _one to two cents a dozen tomorrow.

s compnrcd with 52.0.

om $l'.!il.i|, to $122.0. Steel of Canniln

$°4f\ t k

Sinrcs rosa from $18.2 to$li).1

Iii MEMURIAM

MR. JOHN L. MURDOCK

A promising life came suddenly to

The body was laid to rest in the

University Field of Honor Bumsland Cemetery

The funeral was very largely attend- ed and many floral tributes which

HALEAX N 5 Deo 5_D,,_ w_ were banked around the casketl

howcd the very high esteem in

which the deceased was held.

The late Mr. Murdock was born at.

Murray River, P. E. I. in 1881 and

as the son of Mr. George and Mrs.

chnnucd to it up. oats nnchnngod in ifglnight, He was 61 years of ago ‘W

Ann Murdock. In his early “twen-

on stocks was 57.8 as compared with Fresh specials at 58 cents and fresh

' flrsis at -is cr-nts iii i tl b ff tvro

8.5. . \v in 1 a 0 Ths index of nommnll |¢0¢k5 of com. V cents wiilio frcsh cxtras will he a cent ,ming lonllged al"-0||,| ln whlch (jnn. i lower nt 51 rants a iiozeu. Other hrallda dlilns are heavily interested was 50.7' Will U0 U"f‘l\1\lii.:i'<i. Last u'eek's re-

ceipts were 7,731! cases.

The index for all three groups ot Cheese lirlvcs lost n quarter of s ommon stocks combined was 63.7 as cent a pound on Saturday. Ontario oinpnrcll with 05.2. Cllitifle Wu! fluotctl at 0 to ill/4 cents _A_v_cra¥c \ve_§-kly y_;ri_ces Here lo_;ver for Mid QU‘il'\';‘_ <'l\_‘l‘S@ F! 8% -t0 8% vent!

, . cgi een unc nnge or ve an high- I i\0lll1i~ 000 DIS Or the week were

f§_f;__0__‘§l1_<i_lg'_:tt ...I .iii .04 or for two or the twenty-tive stocks _ _

____ -- .54 .5 ini-iinlr-rl in the traders' index. Fora I-.astern townships no. 1 pasteuriaed ‘ 0 “An fe" (mm “£4 to ‘|2_2_ Mane? butter, in carlois, was unchanged nt

ilarrls from $4.6 to $3.4, Brazilinn 22 to 2214 1-<-nts n pound. To retailers ram $l|_5 so $105, Ben Tnlephone solids at ’.'3 in ‘.'-i cents and prints at

0,304 boxes.

24 to 25 cents a pound were both firm. Receipts last week were 1.053 boxes,

The potato nliirkot held steady. flun-

45 cents for Qiiciwc Wllltcs, 50 tn 5.1 ‘f@¥lf5 ffii' Uni-lien grccu luountlllus and 55 to 80 ccnts for Nou' Brunswick green mountains.

SL'(l.'\R

NEW Y0lil\'. N. Y., Dee. 6-Ilaw

sugar was unsctilctl yet-iterilay and uu sales were report:-il. A report that the (.uban pool which controls the major pnrtlun of present sioclts of unsold sugar in Cuiin had ilisilnnded had a disturbing effect and wlllle it caused no increase in offerings, buyer.; glmw. ed little interest lacing inclined t

_ '-1. , ii g . 'asf' -- - ----~-~-~» ~--- -_-

MONTREAL. Que., Dec. 0-(By the ( niidicn 1'reasi~liriii.~.i. and foreign' ’u~hauge in relation to the Ciiuutiiiln .»llal'. as compiled by the Iioynl linnlr c

Argentina, peso, 0.3011. l Australia, pound, '.'.li7S|_

Belgium. iinlga, ii.l\::.\

iinlsnrln. lcv. not tlnnioil. C China, Ilong Kong ilnlinl-,i_ 0,'_»57g_ h Czechoslovakia, cron-ii, 0_03;0_ 0 ilcnmarlr, krone, 0,2i.’.l. 1

France, franc, Iiiiilll. Germany, relscllinnrk, 02722. ll Greet Britain, paniili, $i.s`i4il'.i.

Holland, florln, 0.47.10.

Italy. iire. 0.0004.

o 5, roiic. l..i.»i. 3

Poland, zlotl, 0.lJi:ii.

South Africa, pound, 5.03-i~L

Sweden, lrront-. 0.21.51.

Altll ll lb Ch ffl

Slmln' l’°“""" “-°l"*l- shade olelifsier, s$.'i,50.0,000 in gold was T

-.- __,_,

mail importation ot British gold.

By .loha L. Cooley, Associated Ysses engaged for shipment to Franca. A

ci Writer) s

l‘lnan nl

NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 6-Fines- amounting to $373,000, was announced hi markets assumed a much more at the federal reserve bank coincident

heeriui appearance ia the weekend w rading yesterday.

ith a drop in sterling exchange. The turnover in stocks, totalling

Evaporation of rumors predicting 873,400 shares, indicated that short-

A“'m°' '°hlm"l"' ""l ‘1“°¢°‘l- dire deveioplnents in Germany was covering had been in moderate valumt-.

uickiy reflected in firmer security but the market closed with a strong

bcckcd around the end of the first Pr our, only to be resumed in the sec- if

“mul” mllrvn' ("“7‘7"" grices. An advance in stocks was tone and the bcst advances were gen-

aiiy made by pivotal issues. Santa

int flnishiu at the

e ras uv 4% no s. s

na, with the malt that not gains oi t v. N" \'°\'¥ Central. Pennsylvania.

to 8 points were numerous. Ilepur- S

ithern Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio

_ oi Mnhnd’ """""k' °"':”5- chases hy shorts probably eoastitut~ end Baltimore and Ohio gained 1’/5

cd a fairly large proportion of the L

3. American Telephone. Western

nion, Air ltcductlon, American Can,

uylug. _ Railroad stocks were among the CMG. W¢l¢li\¥ll0“l¢. Alllild f.hPmlcn‘.

ul'""' ‘l"""l"'"‘» l"»lll5¥- nrnngeag nf gps |¢s||np, Electric Auto-Lite, L0ew's, Consolid-

Tbe market gave only passing atten- ated Gas and l'uhilc Service of New

nd the industry still believes s\\to-

Hungary' p°“g°' "°l ‘l“°l¢ll- ti to estimates that steel op rations Jersey were up 2 to more than 3 'nam' '"9"' °'2lml' infmthe Youngstown district wguid bs and lllll' ll' "W “°lBhlt°Ill0°il ‘lf il 'J'l’“"- ’°"‘» "--"W lil;‘iif;l'llofifl?"fl§J'fxf..w§§"ol°f.ff.f¢f "

‘I{,"¥°'&“`l”' ‘ll"""- 0»09_9~'l- __ Some pipe and sheet mills, neverthe- N°:_’;‘_a f“ll‘:"‘l' l"*_"_[l‘l» 4-5330- less, promise to become more active.

oiat were frequent.

WHAT THE STOCK KABKET DID

lint, Fri.

obiie demand will pick up before the iumbss of advances ...... 258 135

“°“‘”“"’“- “`“- "-"07|- ililonih is much older. nrnber of declines --

lr an ng was a Stocks unchanged .........

otai issues traded 648 '(39

141 454 144 150

Swltzorlnlui, franc, U.‘.".'Di. ' United States, dollar, 17% pqgggg

NEW/ YORK \' Y Der' 6-Foreign

lil". utlicrs in tents. Urcat llrltiiln ilemiliiil 3"0‘fi' l~‘i-nn... aiu 11-lo lt

developed into I l fi l | I __ __________ __________r____1ln<_____ i;n___p_rces__we_r_i to by paying membership fee. The

;' - ' il nont ni 1 to .'i points net higher- for 0.1,., de. minutes of last annual meeting andl

""A°;',',f,f,;,|mmB mes 1n_3,m "___ Dec regular meeting were read and adop-7

flyer; l'._os,__Jnn. 1.os,__1i`nr. 1.1;, ainlf ted. A letter from the supervisor' . Ii 1 _i.-l. Scar. 1..7. and nec. 1.32. d.b M _ G Mack _l on Thursday evening Mm H_ R

lhcro uns no change in rcfinctl anti was rea y rs eorge ay

l..-.....i.,..,, ter, Mrs. Potk Tierney. School. bln.

exchange easy.. ill-cnt' liritlala in ilol- gg

‘E-'l.¥.'4 :5 msg; G°"l'“"" ézmeron, Mrs. Cssset Bchermer- e

horn, Mrs. George Mackay thanked n the members for their kind letters ne" ware: l_`n.3_ Ethel gm-d_ D;-_ A,

L. Purdy. Miss Doris Irving and Mr. Vomnse Aheam. At the conclusion of the game a dainty luncheon was

PLEASANT CIRCLE WSTITUTE of sympathy. It was moved and ee-

conded that a vate of thanks be ten-

Tile annual meeting ot the Pleas- dered to the retiring president. end

ant Circle Institute of Albany North also the secreary for her year's` “wed by the lndlm was held at the home of Mrs. Henry wo _ . .

hold nrt and an-.Jil f...¢l,,.,- develop? Cameron. Twelve members were pre- ‘Next meeting to be held at' the Q,f,l‘_f';mffe ‘auf §‘;’B’;°';_“_f__‘_‘_f__l:_',”l_’_'_f:'_Ellis: sent. The meeting was presided over lhome of Mrs. Ewen Cameron, roll l:_\§ll_i_=_:_;<l_lli;i____nro|nr»t cninfn could stin by the vice president, Mrs. Henry onli to be answered with Oiirlstmu

____;l_:,__€_,,_e ',m,,_em__,d _,,_____,d__t,0n ,___ ganéeroné and was opened by singing suggestions. The meeting closetiwith

~ 'C 031 Sh WH Home nor ~ . ana a. and repeatln the Creed sin in Institute Carol. Lunc was

r?g::~:.“.’.o:|'t,t°h\l‘te"; in wilson. Roll Call wolf responded ltheii sirved by the hostess. - u

rk Receipts for' the evening $1 05

The whiat party under the auspi-

lm D““"°“- lm- 3”" 5“°""Y- oe.; ot the womens Instituto or the ograrn, Mrs. Emmet Croken, Mrs. wwn “S held ln the Imlllum Hall hn Walker. Buying, Mrs. Henry on .rueuuy nlg.m_ An enjoyable

vol-ring was spent by a fairly large umber of people. The prize win-

MOUNT TRYON SCHOOL

The following is the standing of

Mount Tryon School for the month f Nov.

GRADE vnr-1 Jas Quis1@y.2

Bessie Warren, 3 Wetmore Quigley-

G-RADE VII-l Bertha Creamer. GRADE V-l Russell Quigley, 2

i_l_i_e___unso_i_i_lem_eilt__i_n _tho raw ann-ret _Sick committee reported making sc- Burton also entertained at bridge. §'°uise Warren. 8 Ronald Creamer, .nnn:l__ ll_._;ht ri.l‘.<lr"_¢_>n_iy`“..|t'gn w|.',;:,l_‘l§f veral calls during the year and tak- |

“‘““ ” """°‘ 0" "°°' “fe lllirfl nt in fruit. School committee re art- Rev. A. B. Weir and Mrs. Weir

:ff '°' "“' "“““'“'°° "’ '°’ '°"“' edgviriting the school and reporting end Mr. c. R. nord were visiwrsso 2

any necessary articles wanted. The the city ll” W¢¢k-

"_""W secretary then gave a report of the

financial standing for the year. Re- On Thursday Mrs. W. R. Oulton

'“NGS'l`°N SCHOOL ccipis for the year were sivmoo, ex- and lvm. H. champion. metered to

Donald Creamer. GRADE IV-1 Lewis Macdonald. Florence Quigley, 3 Gladys Mac-

donald.

GRADE III-1. Charlotte Quigley. Arthur Quigley. Perfect Attendance- Russell Quig

strength. There were also estimates (Ca'““““‘ Press)

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lbrllliant career in medicine. Be- __ cause he graduated beforg he was 21, he had to wait until he became

WEST BA-DEN2 Ind-. 5 -- df ‘ge before he mum secure ms years, having enlisted with the li3th

' li-ilghland Regt., and though a man

The degree °°“fe"ed' he "turned of fine physique. the strain of those ° ma "“"lV° l“°°"1“°°' and pracm' years had its effect 1;-pon his strong

Séd ill Hhllfhk. In 1858 hd WB5 BP- constitution Wlnled °55i°l““l‘ supermtendent °f Fraternally he was connected with etté Docherty.

was ' . '

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degree

Bom at. Picton, he studied at. ti

P'ctou Academy and proceeded to

0Gii‘l University, where he had s.

Like many others of our valiant

men, he served overseas for three

ye . . _ . . M°l0l' Sales C0 in CB-lSHl'y. l\0ldlfiE_l’?°ll‘l- 3 Ullff°fd R'°dd» 4 M3\ll’lC0 Mackay, Vice president, Mrs. Lome her home, there being four tables in n exwutlve l’°“m°n- lcahm' l'Cameron, Becy-Treas., Mrs. Ewen play. The winners of the prius

Grade IX'°`1 Blmley Wim* 2 EY' Cameron (re-elected), assistant, . were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred MscR.ae.

ma Newsm' Miss Beatrice Tiemey (re-elected) l Grade vIn"1 D°"°thy A“ld» 21 directors, Mrs. Emmet Croken, Mrs/ Mrs. Ethel Gard and Mrs. (Dr.) A.

_Lena Paul, 8 Evelyn Yeo, 4 Eleanor' John Dawson, Mrs. Elmer Gamble, L. Purdy were joint hostesses at e Wmls' 5 Bemlce White and Fl°l"7 Auditors, Mrs. Henry Cameron, Mrs. _ charmlngly arranged Bridge and tea ence Green' ' 'John Walker. The different com- _ at the former’s home on Friday af-

' Grade VH“1 Daisy P““l» 3 Jean' mittees are:-Sick, Miss Edith Boul- tefrnoon.-A.

0” S°°t°' HMP tm Litter h° was the Masonic Order, being a Raya' Primary Department.

romoted t0 Supeflnlendenb lm °l Circle Mason and an honored mem Grade IV Sr.-l Georgie Willis, 2

ce he held unlll 1919. when he be f B Rl ei Lodge No I H0 Florence Yourilter, 8 Mary Clow, 4 _ ' _. . ' ' ' _ _- , v , ' '

BlYP°lIl¢°‘l med-l°°'l llelmh °! wi;-sos miggwith a very genial dlspo- Earl Willis Sixty Yeal S,_ Se(-:ul lt} and btdblllty 1

eel' I01' lfllii Pl`°Vlll°°- Ten YW" sition and his friendship was worth, Grade IV Jr-1 Vera Livingston, ° '

become Assistant Dena of Dal good turn Bains brought up ln H Stewart Colwill

n hu wg: Mgglod ll: Zlmmeg gl.. in poor health, but recently has been

“"3 l l’ fin d toi t o ci so

hi hasten very seriously ill, and con e The Teachers S u y l'0llP W

ess that :xlakened m md ‘her room for over three months end* re organized on Nov 19 at Clyds

cd his de ‘ .the sad circumstances in connection River by Supervisor.MacPhsii. The W W0 r K

uber he reslEl\€d thi! Pl'°Vll\°l“l D059 while, and always ready to do a Sterling Barrett, 3 Irving Newson, 4

usio University School of Medi sturdy Christian home he went o i Grade II no and Pr

father and Dochert

cotis recruits Holding the rank of Montes e.

1 clpnln he wllmggcysd 1,0 gan-y dc /ly attached and devoted. Elmer Colwill.

I did i ithout pay For years Mrs Murdock has been Grade I Jr.-1 Alethe. Maclliadyilh.

2 Geo. Green. 0 6 I’

iey, Lewis Macdonald, Arthur Quig-

penditure $146.71, leavin a balance Charlottetown. ’

_ H0001' Rell of Kingston Schtwl ot oooh on hand or songs. 'rho roi- l 1”' °h"l°"° Quigley'

es' he Went west and for m8ny'f01' mvnih 0! Nev. _ lowing officers were then elected for Mrs. J. A. :london entertained the ars was connected with the Dodgel Grade X-1 Mabel Auld 2 William l,-he ensulng year _pres M,-5 geo Bridge Club on Monday evening at

Teacher. Dorothy M. Macdonald.

It all depends-“Come' said e

teacher to s sleepy looking mem- ber ot her class, "how do you pro- nounce s-'t-i-n-g-y?" The boy scratched his head. “Well," he ans- wered thoughtfully, "lt depends on whether the word is applied to e human being or a heel”

ut I-1 Hilda Auld, 2 Vera N

ofessor of Mental Hy into the larger sphere guided by the Willis, 3 Harvey Newsom, 4 Douglas /

iene. He was als.; Superintendent faith and ideals of his y. . T "__ _, _ q ';

housio health clinic. mother, | Grade rr-1 calvin Holmes, 2 s.. 0 0 ~ '~\ __ .‘

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He 1° mrvwed by hiinziggnwhy, with her bereavement is, that she officers elected were Pres, Miss 'A25

L’ ° dwgm" M Nu' _ ' I was not able to see her beloved hue- Wirmifred Beat, Secy., Miss Marie ` -~ 2 ..';"' Fisher Gram of New Glasgow' two band after he passed away, or to at- Darrach. Value of Examinations and '_ "- "

s°n5' stewart and Murray' at home’ tend the funeral service. With her. the different types of tests were I `*=‘

and °n° daughm' Mrs' Charles life was hanging as by a thread, ai'disoussed. The next meeting will M':"'“" °’ D”'"“°“m' one bmther' the time, |be held at Kingston on Dec. 17 at

R- M- mm’ °‘ lm’ M°'mm° Mer' not sho bore her gi-cet loco with mo, the subioot being history.

chant, Halifax, survives. __ mm Clmman fortitude ,md com.. l ____

,,,_ seasons “=_| '_' I’ Muuictwu. sonar

Speed Flier Bl°eakS Mrs. James W. Murdock, Monta _ _ __ _ _ U

R c rd gue, on receiving a "Wire left: lm' The bean supper in the Wilmot _ AM _ |’ U

New York e 0 iatel to be with her sister, A-\" Valley Hail. on Tuesday evenin8.

luwchua ) er b a few days from Winnipeg 'only by the Wilmot folk but also by

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He rendered valuable service dur- About elevei_1_sy¢;_s_rs ago l_l_¢_2__c__y_t;-j_Gx_~_c__en__ __ s__ _ Mymn Ho________ 2 . _ _ _ __ _ ___

the war by inspecting the Nova married to M orence | ra e - . \ - -f FIR". Mom.GAGE_.

ng _ u to whom he was very Gene Clow. 3 Robbie Younker. 4 M Hlmnunlm mn,

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llhfir a brother. having Pl'¢°¢d°d Dec. lst was well DBf1'0l\l2€ll Mt GOVERNMENT BQ'D‘r

Grade III-1 Preston Tremerc. 2 Lawson Tremere, 3 Priscilla Stewart 0” ll” thwry that “ch c1::a‘;wn;: tion Yonnircr. iw” l"“'”°“°d W my ond. n sr-1 .uioo stewart. iz. i»1°¢»°¢» ‘ rrerncro, a sulion muon. 4 R0! -------"°'-“"_'

Stewart. Grade 2 Jn-1 Claude Tremere, 2|mere, Verna Kll-9°“' Phymsi-eE:1':: . l/Blanton Lsrter, 8 Borden Tremere, | Annie Stewart, Cells 'I‘rea'i;__. _____w_ _ i Alice Edwards. 5 Irving '1`l‘°m"°‘ lgaret umm T'l:!rilnerc' Alice Ctrsde I- Br 1 Oro Tremere. _ lim ’1`l’¢m°f°_» _________ “___” _’ nop i Grade II Jr.-l Willie Lerier. Edwards. L0 I “wh” Perfect Attendance- Mildred Tre- sie M. Yoimker. -

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he late Arllllll’

As sole Ixecutor of the Estate of i Limited -» _s. may ou nook nobu dia; Aé1;§,,f,g;f"§;2.l»lIio of oré i °'° l’°°°“° '°“°“ l” ' ' no on an som doy ot

'said mm logins bw 8"“‘l November, 19 . _ _dum

It is our duty N Ex°°“wr to requuedmquent

settlement of all accounts duo the Gititlemited. 5" "°'

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ly, all debtors of A1101' & Uompany. wo Oiiioe. ‘blasted to melts P°7m°“° °'t °“' omfrlot wn

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HAVANA’ Dec. 5_m1thx:;Icl1lll; The deceased is survived by his many friends from the surrounding “Wd "le" new mm tl :md widow. thi" b1'°il1ers. D- P-. Chef- districts.

mils from Havana to .Ban Mild M _°_m_°w___ _,_ w__ Mmmgum L_ w__ ______

lin* ‘Wm 1° Nur mu" m ,, Murray River and one sist.er.M1’l The “Country lair" which was mln“*¢»’ °°""Y 'M °“1°° 1° ° in-ein sine, Little sends. held in the rink at central Beacons t\l¢° lllll° ""'ll"" In bl' m°“°pl°“° (Patriot Please Caryl proved very successful, both socially "cola Earle." he made the “lv l° and financially. Bowling and other

sports were indulged in and was

utos despite thi’ 11°* 'Mi' it W” good entertainment for tho younz necessary 101' lllm V’ “th °" IT’ -S011 And MOther folk. Lunch and other refreshments course i0 4043' ll‘““‘l°" °w°" n ° were sold at the booth and s n1C9 San‘a Clara Province. Die on Same Day

Santiago in two hours and 34 min-

(Cenadian Press)

the Divls‘on of Arts and Sciences

groans _ ne. is-P oi.

nssanna sonool. , , oonn, _f D_____'°,foompsnied by her mend. Miss na-

Gmr" Herbert umm ' `zel Paynter of lang River, spent the

sum was realised.

Miss Verna Myers of Emerald sc-

The followinl l-5 ml’ llllifllll! Of ` _ lweek-end very pleasantly in West

_he _mpm of Desmle Bebop] M. the in Connecticut Agl‘ic_ult_u;'al (;olle§2_.___`__o______y_ me men' of "___ -____ M_____ month of Nov. med in " New Ymk ° e eu y y John Lewis- l

onana rx-1 siussinth rersu- l°“l‘Y- ___ _...._...

wp, 2 Helen Ferguson. When a telegram announcing S Mm Edwin M”’.__1______e_ or “___”

GRADE vnl_l mlm nm““n_ death reached his mother, Mri:..w°°d_ “wnded “_” mmd B“________

GRADE v!__l mlm Holm 3 Sarah Lamson, a native of Cage quarterly m”um_ _

Louise MacLean. Breton. N. B. ai. Best Hampton. S ¢_

GRADE V--l Beta Mackay, 2 T. ded almost immediately. She lived_ The c°______._ Hmm. “___ "___ Q 0

,,,_,m.,,,,_ with her dsushter. rm. L. A. nor-_mm “wp 0, my s¢°__“_ have _ e l e

GRADE IV-1 Vernice Macrieili ion been holding their regular meeting

cmans: nr-1 veroiia assosoiil, Mrs- Lamson was the wld°W °‘ every in-iany evening. 'ran-'rroop . _

2 1-lelen Maclean. -Rev George H. Lamson, e Metho- Unk” wpuuuon “nun to P__°_ _umdomm W

GRADE II-1 (Br) Merle Camp- dist. minister She was born in CDW vlncm Hullquum.. fm. Mas"

AS1'RUs’l‘E!3efy°urlll°h=»urll°Hsvlhsll\°C¢l|~lFll\ll Life Association invests your deposits in thehilhl 5 i eea"llea. Thesesaedsarecarslnlli U°|°W°‘l» °°‘“*“l7"*d s.rid\dse\ydivu'sifiod,toensurcgoedlnsleiel'Il|ll.lll‘l ,,i,|.,",.‘h,,,g',.|,¢y_W\|¢nyo1|investiaeCea|edtretienI.ife polieyyeuinveiineaeofthesoersdedfermofhvedaedl Udtklallsemrlavllell- _ 1'nsssss:cun11'iss,ini=ra.m-komi-ronme-¢ril»¢f'\ toearaa|loaalpo¢eeam¢lPf°¢P¢l‘i\Y-TliI!\lll¢ll'°°‘|-|“*' tndonolourgoves'ns|\ents...feda~al,provindaland|rsea|dpel. Theyformapertofthefinmeialsu-uetieoltheadiofein dairy and commerce, sind farther the eeasiry's wellle and anclopmml by nmdlng back of the heme and beshus intseetsolthepeovple. ' ALLINVl~BTMENTSoftheCeni’ederedenLKsA»edRienne m~|¢nnd¢t1|sr|¢idlawsoftlieDominleaInvesllliAet. Y,..,|¢fin¢||ros¢fooadeaiaiaotsiltiases.‘I‘h¢seoese|fsi record of the Confederation Life Aseedetless, mmsllqdvl i.bsIon|perlodofsixtyyel¢.li!°°flUfll°\»

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Grade I-1 (Jr) Morley Ferguson Professor f.emson’s body will be all recently tn Donal" L,u.d_ ml.,

S010 l!00l‘ii.0l’ ISHN A. A. AHOY- Perfect Attendance for month- _taken to East Hampton and bltrlll mon Johnson, Arnold Gaul,-,ogg md

Reis Mackey. T. Petersen..-- Bea- services for mother and son may Herman Wright. all of the Beaver 1 8 7 1

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