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The October issue of our Quarterly Quotation: is now available. In this publication we give approximate bid and asked prices on an extensive list of government, muni- cipal and corporation bonds, as well_as other information

P7760! of general interest to investors. A copy will be gladly mailed upon reqimr. {VANCOUVER W c P“f' id 8c OTTAWA & nee-mt . . 1t 1E OIHPﬂHy g-lgflﬂiffom Limited . MONCTON ' ' FREDERMON 157 Hollis Street, Halifax ﬁliiiiiiigiL-iggw Telephone: 13-7169 ii?- , _ Maritime advertlsemerifwnl-Ttei-s, A Gallnpalgl] To There seem to be abundant §a°l1gn 10113: . reasons why Maritime people should . ‘ ' 111010386 FlSh eat more fish. The arguments are Sfgngirk £6111? - all with the Department of Fish. G1 ' eries. From the standpoint of food G531‘: ——-—— 1 , ' Greene ,56 ' “m L v I va ue vitamin and mineral content Gunnar 1 linen s rlircclctl today to the r1511 easily 15d me food panda . 09 1~ I 11.4 *1‘1"“_1'L'-‘Y1‘11l‘11is°f 1116 D8- whiie as regards tastiness and ease $3,528? Jszlii; plullnvllt o. IWSDCIIIJS, Ottawa, of d1gestjgn [lnny foods swim 1n a Honing l3 34 wlliﬂl 1-*"4-*<‘l‘1<11ii§ l0 111010086 i118 cla/‘s by themselves. Howey ,73 consllmptzon oi fish in Canada by when you eat fish you help to J. M. Cons .51 n bll 01111130115’ P510111. It 15,1101‘- stimulate a great Canadian basic Kirk Hud 1 10 wivl-iitv that illc designs lied in industry“ you help the flf-hel-man: Km‘ I‘ ~55 wllil-iillne udvortfslnentg have been you incl-ease his buying powen A5 igﬁgngh ‘B25 “T111111 by il 14171111010 "K115i. b11116 a. patriotic duty, therefore, as well Lam Cont 21 1-2 the copy has been written by as u; safegum-d you: health and Lava C .90 “I L “1T11Z properly nourish your body, ycu can {£1192} 1 '25 profitably eat more fish, for any 5:68;: ‘out; F OR SALE “Y e “sh w- Mw 4-0 You are rged to read th fish M 6a E .18 -2 0R To RENT advertisemeirllts as they appear in M2351) {52 McKcn 1,67 Desirable property, 75 Dorchester this er with‘; m; hope that the M°M111 .06 Street, dwelling house comprising l4 Sugges ‘om ma e they?‘ may re- Mcwﬂlt 1.20 rooms and Show bnlhmm,’ h,“ stilt in a larger consumption oi’ fish Mm Corp 2A5 wntcr heating. Suitable gm- sim-e foods in your home. Monet; 3g 1-2 and boarding house or for convers- Morris ,69 ' Ion into apartments or ‘ Murphy _o5 1.2 APPIY 63 Pownal Street. Ngwbec , _()3 3.4 L-ssvs-s-ao-wmi-sl. MINI New 501,; ' L20 Nlplss 2.50 c ' Noranda. .65 TAX APPEALS O'Brien e s5 --- aonomol Oct. s (or) "-1-... 85:83 i Toronto M'ni h k t ' Nlm" 15 hBPPhY Riven that the churned abbuixgwitlisinare n. gill-e; Pamour 3 50 Board of Appeal has this day ﬁxed Tense today and closed practically ggfggf Hg “"kdnesday' ocwb" “"1 1936 t at Monday's final level. The golds . " . . a had more narm 1 m l Pick Cro 6.50 9.70 A. M. ln the City Court Room The “s, devgo ‘Lil's Ham,“ "f" Pioneer v.95 In the City Building in Cllarlotte- “e55 bu; prices ﬂgneﬁd £351.; P°w R4111 1-05 WY". IS 11m time and pluce for the close, particularly in the Base Pmm 3'23 hearing appeals from Civic rates Metals. Hudson Bay reduced the $512031» nul assessment.- nnd valuations. 1°55 1° 1'8’ Noranda- Falc°nbr1dg€ Red Lake 2.02 (Mrlottetbwn, Semembcr 29m and Sudbury Basin closed ‘ un- Reno 1'38 cs0. r. NICHOLSON, decuned 14_ g- ‘ m “m Reveille 2'1 1-8 . ‘ City Clerk. Brokers reported a. little switch- 222w?“ 1'32 [,_gg53.9.30_101, lug from the golds to the ln- She" 1'71 dustrial share market. Wright siscoe 4'40 "' "*“"‘""‘ T———-—-t_———— Hargreaves was offered 1n volume Slade“ 1'12 ;‘.”...'i.§§".i.l§ 3.111252‘? 92% $5‘; so" “b "4 5-4 lost 1-4. Pioneer gained 10 and Lake 20 Shore and Hollinger added l-4 sud Basin 5 20 I um authorized by the Executors gﬁgfeinlvllgltgtﬁgclféztsd at 39 for Sud Cont. 27 1-2 of the Estate of the Late J. Bismark O-Brien gamed 40 m h“, seconm $111liv 1.90 (‘ruswi-ll oi’ llusiico, to sell by Pub- m. golds Pamom. foqowed ‘with a 53'1"!" 3.10 llc Auction nn Wctlltestlny, October i,“ of '15 Buffalgnimkcrlte 15 TPCK H 5.85 14th, I936 on pri-nllscs nl. l o'clock [Xf/‘Icumbcoékqmtt 30 Mmcnsgz‘ w’ Texas 1.90 l,'. M. the following stock and im- wnd San Antonin 1O ‘ Towag .84 Illrments: i __ _V' Vclllur 2 30 1 more 5 yours old, 1 horse 3 years u Willie Amu 1.71 nld,,3 milk cows in cull, 5 young AIPORONTU Oct‘ 6 (c?) l z Ways _10 with» m" " ° 1' White rig .04 Implements - 1 binder, almost AL?‘ '40 wrl H 7,65 new, McCol-mic Dcerlilg, I hay rake A or '96 Ynlir i .45 almost new, 1 sccllcr, 1 team truck Alex 04 1'4 Total sales 1330.090 "R3011, 1 singli- truck wagon I light _A1g°m“' "O8 3'4 ' wagon, 2 carts, l gang plough, 1 Argmy 1'36 £URB "Mk1! P1011011. l. lt-vcr spring tooth AS1113’ '09 lmrrotv, 1 spike llarrmv, I llarrow, B113“ ~07 1'2 Brew "u 1'2 cart, 1 potato sprayer, 1 scuiflor, 1 ‘Bcame 13° c911 M511 ~30 horse hoe, 1 roller, 2 grain crushers, 131d K111‘ 1 44 ch"? H 94 2 engines, Drum shaker and bolt, 1 Bob-lo ~27 (7017811- ~°2 1'3 pump jack, 1 churn, 1 cream scp- 11131 3-55 131K143 29 5'13 srntor ,1 box sleigh, l light sleigh.’ 1311“ A111! 9-35 Lake MM 12 1-2 2 wood sleigh-z. 1 .hnil‘alo.. forks.‘ C1111 MR1 1 37 M1111“ ~03 7-3 harness and other itﬂlcles too num-l Curlb 1.90 N Hawk .03 1-4 eruus to mention. Cas '1‘ 1.36 Nordon .11 1-4 Also twenty-live acres of land Cert Pat 3 95 Park H .27 hrnr Albert (‘raswt-lls. Cen Por .38 1-2 Cen Or .82 Terms cash, Chrom 1.80 Por Cro .11 l-2 If not ﬁne, nn thi- ﬁrst ﬁne dny. Clericy 06 1-4 Ritchie .06 1-2 ALEXANDER blvRAE. Common Wp .07 Robb Mont. .06 Auctioneer. Dm-kwatcr 1.2? Sud Min .03 1-8 Ii-7020-lO-5-7—9-l2. 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NEW YORK, Oct. ti-There '1: no news that might have inﬂuence on the market today. The London market is not. active as it has been but it is firm. Melville Shoe yester- day increased the dividend to $5 from $4 rvgtilar. Dividend meetings today are Cerro do paw-o and Homcstake Mine. Industrial Rayon for the third quarter reports net

equal to 71 cents a share in thei common stock against. 25 cents inl

the corresponding period. The Journal o! Commerce said that Philips Pete earnings estimated for the year at 4.25. And that

Penn. Railroad may report better than $2.50. We believe yesterday's market action was favorable and subject to further irregularity we would look for better prices.

Mt’! Stock Exchange

QSIIBBHMI1ZI Pllrlelll and f‘: hh-mlicrn o! Montreal nlnnlr ll' change and Curb Iilnrkol) Abltibl 3 1-2 4 Asbestos 66 65 Bathurst 14 7-8 l6 Beauharnois , 4 4 Bell Tel. 151 151 Brazillian 16 5-8 16 1-2 Bruck Silk 8 1-2 8 1-2 B. C. Power A 32 32 1-2 Building Prod 48 48 Can. Cement 9 8 7-8 Can. Nor. Pr. 26 25 3-4 Con. C‘ '. 8c Found 10 ll Cali. Hydro Pld. 51 1-2 52 Can. Ind. Alcohol A‘ 6 7-8 7 Can. Pac 13 1-8 14 1-8 Celaneso 28 3-4 30 Cockshuti: Plow 8 1-4 8 1-2 Cons. Smelt 59 I-2 58 3-8 Dist. Seagrams 23 1-2 22 Dom. Coal Pfd. l9 1-4 19 1-2 Doln. Bridge 49 50 Dom. Steel B 7 7 Dom. Stores ll 1-4 11 1-4 Dom. Textille 71 3-4 71 Donnaconna 10 7-8 12 Fraser Co 21 7-8 22 1-8 Foundation Co 22 3-4 23 Gen Steel Wares 5 5-8 6 l-2 Howard Smit-h 15 3-8 15 3-4 Imp. Tobacw l4 13 7-8 Int. Nickel 62 1-4 62 3-4 Massey Harris 5 1-4 5 l-B McCall Front 14 1-8 14 1-4 Montreal Power 34 1-4 340 5-8 Nat. Breweries 41 3-4 41 Nat. Steel Car 24 1-2 24 Norandn 64 1-2 65 3-8 Power Corp 1B 1-4 18 1-4 Quebec 21 i Shawinigan 24 23 1-2 St. Lluvrcllce 4 l-‘l 4 3-4 Sou. Can Pow 13 l3 1-4 Steel of Can 70 69 1-2 Steel oi’ Can Pfd. 61 61 Winnipeg Elec 2 1-4 2 1-4 BANKS Royal 180 180 MONTREAL CURB: B.. A. Oil 23 28 Dom Stores ll l-4 ll 1-4 Ford A 24 23 7-8 Imp Oil 21 l-4 21 l-4 Inter Pete 36 1-4 35 7-8 Melchers A ' 9 1-2 ll Walker Goad 43 1-4 43

LIVESTOCK

MONTRFHL, Oct. 6—(CP)— Montreal Livestock Markets dis- played an unchanged price list to- day as all divisions remained‘ steady.

Receipts: cattle, 188; calves 282, hogs, 803; silcep, 568.

Good butcher cows brought $3.- 25 to $3.50 with medium $2.50 to $3 and common $2 to $2.50. Can- ners and cutters were $1.50 to $1.- 75 and common bulls $2.50 to $2.- 75.

Veal calves.trnded at so to sa, common drinkers $4.25 to $4.50 and grassers $3 to $4.

Good ewes and wethers brought $7.50 with a cut oi’ $2 per hunderd- weight on clllls and bucks. Sheep were $3 to $4.

Hogs were firm at $8.50 for bncons, fed ftlld watered, with selects drawing a prcnllilm of $1. Butchers and hrnvios wero$8 with exim llcavios $7.50. Illght hogs were $7 50 l0 $8 while sows trad- od at $5.50 i/o $6.25.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Oct .6 —-(CP) —- Eggs prices ruled nominally firm- er on Montreal open produce mar- kets today. Btltter, Cheese and Potatoes hold steady.

Graded mg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 38 40 cents a dozen for n-litrge, 36 38 for a- medium, 21 28 for a-pullets, 24 25 for B and 21 2i 1-2 for C. Butter was quoted at 24 cents s pound for carlots or less of no. 1 while lots to retailers were 25 for solids and 25 1-2 for prints. Cheese averaged i4 1-4 8-4 cents per pound for Ontarios. Quebcs were uilqnoied.

Potatoes Que. oobs 80‘s $1 81-06; Que. no. 2 white 80's .80 .90 N. B. no. 1 mts. 80's 81.05 $1.10 N. B. Cobbs 80's $1 $1.05-

MONTREAL, Oct. 6-(0?) Egg prices firmed nominally on Can- adian Commodity Exchange pm- duce section today.

Butter spot Que 24A, Que June regraded 23 7-BA.

Chi-ost- spot-unquoted.

Eggs spot Ont a-lnrge 88B; medium 37B; a-pullets 29B; largo 24B; O 22B.

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Celery hearts 15c Celery bunch 12-100 Carrots 5r Onions 10 lbs. 18c New Potatoes pk 20e1 New turnips 2 ‘for 5c Veal lb 12-140 Spinach 7c lb. Parsley bunch 5c ‘ Cabbage Head 5-10c ‘ Lettuce head 5c l Peas shelled qt 25c Cauliflower each 8-i0c Plums qt. 12-15 Tomatoes green pk. 18c Tomatoes ripe lb 11c Vegetables Marrow lb 2 1-2c Corn doz. 15c Squash lb 3c Pumpkin lb 3c Cucumbers doz. 20c Cucumbers pickling pk. y35c Onions (Button) qt 20c Egg plant. 3 for 25c Apples pk. 25c Beets pk 35c Steak lb. 17-20 Roast. bee! l4-lBc Stew meats 10-120 Lamb chop lb. ' 15-18 Chicken each 7$-$l.00 Ducks 75-8100 Butter lb. 26-280: Mutton lb 15-17c Cream 40c Eggs doz. 27-280 Lamb by quarter's 18-200

Produce Prices

All "Chem 232 233 Am. Can. 123 3-4 124 Am. For. Pr. 7 3-4 7 5-8 Am. Radiator 23 1-8 25 l-S AmnTel 8: Tel 177 3-8 177 Am. Waterwkorks 23 3-8 25 3-8 Anaconda 4t 40 5-8 Aichison 81 l-2 8i 1-4 Atl. Fefining 28 28 Auburn 35 35 Bait. 8t Ohio 26 26 Bendix Av. 31 1-8 31 1-8 Beth Steel 72 5-8 73 l-B Colgalea 15 3-4 15 3-4 Case 1G2 166 Chesapeake A: O 70 l-2 70 1-2 Chrysler 126 l-4 1'25 7-8 Coil Can 70 3-4 70 3-8 Consul Gas. Co 43 5-8 43 5-8 Deere 89 _3_-4 90 Dlipont . 16.1 1' 5 Elec. Auto-Lite 45 7-8 45 7-8 Gen. Elec 47 7-8 47 7-8 Gen. Motors 70 7-8 '70 3-4 Goodyear T 25 5-H 25 3-4 Gt. No. Pfd. 42 I-Iud Motor Car 18 l-2 i3 3-1; Ill Central 28 2B Inter. Tel. 8.: T l3 3-H i3 l--i Johns-Man C 123 1-8 121i l-il Kennecott. 5i v-B 51 7-3 Mont. Ward 50 Il-4 51 Murray Corp 20 l-B 20 1-8 N Y. Central 47 3-4 47 3-4 ‘ Nat. Cash Regi 28 2R 1-2 ‘ New Yolk, N. H. 4 4 Nor. Amchican Co 3i 3-4 31 . Packard Motor l2 3-4 l2 l-2 I Penn R. R. 40 5-8 40 5-8 ‘ Philip Morris 8H 90 Pub Scr N. J 46 7-8 46 7-8 Pilrc Oil Co l8 5-8 l8 5-8 Radio Corp ll "l! Radio Keith 7 3-8 7 3-H Scars Roebuck C 91 3-8 91 l-‘J Southern Pslc 4.3 3-4 J Std. Oil of N. J. 53 l-4 64 Etude C l5 l-L’ 15 l-L’ Texas Corp 40 30 3-4 United Aircraft 25 3-8 2G 1-4 United Gas Imp. l5 7-H l5 7-8 U.,S. Rubber ,36 l-ZZ 3G 1-2 U. S. Steel Corp 74.3-4 75 U, S. Ind Al 35 7-8 35 7-8 Vailnclium 24 1-2 24 Warner Bros. l3 5-8 13 3-8 West Union 89 5-8 89 l-Z West Air Brake 46 3-4 46 3-4 West Elec. 149 7-8 I50 Woolworth 54 3-4 '5

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Grade II.—1, Donald MacQuarﬂe 2, Doris Jackmnn; 3, Lillian De Vlfnlfe.

Grade I.»--1, Helen Lord: 2, Shir- lov Vcs-cy; 3, Lillian De Wolfe.

Perfect Atclldance-Przlllces Hol- land, I-Iclcn Carr, Evcrcli. Hawaii, Btrtlla Lord, George Ilalllwell, Elea- nor Hawaii, 77100. Foy. Ruth 10rd. Adcliade Lord. Mary Crossman, Krtlllcoil Carr, Ralph Edwards, Aus- till Crossman, Flora Crossman, Betty

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powui‘ International. Anthony‘ C 'll'l’ n, Hill svillc. L-GQGT-IU-l-til. I-‘OR SALE — FURN. CETTE IN good condition, Apply 290 Euswn Street. .

l-‘OR SALE - TOLEDO COAIPCT- ing Settles, nearly new. Price to sell. mlply Box R. D. care Guard- inn. FOR SALE -- TWO B. ‘EBURN- (vrs. Also used pipe. Cltsll and Curry. L-7080-l0-7 "l

l-‘OR SAILE-CIIIIJIIS IRONWCRI 49 Richmond St.

Report of Tryon Consolidated School for months of August and September.

Grade X.-1, Frailris Holland; 2, Everett Howatt; 3, Ilelon Carr,_

Grade IX.—1, George I-Ialliwell .

Grade VIL-l. Elinor Howatt; 2, Bertha. Lord; 3, Theo Foy.

MONTREAL, Oct. 6 (C?) Wheat nor. no. 2 $1.15 l-2 Barley C. W. no. 3 .70 1-2 Oats C W. no. 3 .51

Grade VIl.—1, Adelaide Lord; 2. Ralph Robinson; 3, Ruth Lord.

Feed no. 1 .49 Flour, spring firsts $6.80 Seconds $6.40 Bakers $6.30 Wln-ter wheat patents. $4.70 $4.80 White Corn $8 .50 Bran ton $26.25 Shorts ton $28.25 lvilddlings ton $34.25 Rolled Oats bag 90 lbs $3.35 Hay no. 2 per ton car lots $9 $10 Cheese Ont. white and col .14- 1-4 3-4 Butter no. 1 .24 Eggs in cartons a-large .43 A-medium .41 B, .31 C, .26 Potatoes N. B. no.1 Mls. 80‘s $1.- 05 $1.10 N. B. no 1 Cobs 80's $1.00 $1.05 Que. no. 1 Cobs 80's $1.00 $1.05 Que no. 2 whites .80 .90

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Grade IV. Jr.--l, Jinllllio. Dc Wolfe; 2, Doris Bell; 3, Noreen‘ Crossman.

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LOIIN E VALLEY INSTITUTE

The September meeting of the Lorne Valley Women's Institute was held at he home of Mrs. Harold Aﬁieck with an attendance or seven members and three visitors. The president, Mrs. George Lloard was in the chair. Meeting opened with. Institute Ode and u. miscellaneous RD“ Cali was answered. Miss Eva. Beer of the Pinter 0r“ age was our guest. speaker and she gave us n most enlightening address on Orphanage work.

We know that she makes a vcry suceuful lady superintendent from n ﬁnancial standpoint and what. is in: more important, she realises her responaibilltiu with regard in the mom training of her charms. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to her. A resolution with regnrd to our Celebration money, now in the hands or our secretory. no passed

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