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TCXMARY

~.. THE CA.‘~JADIAN PRESS

=."1'g;-cnto —- Market lower isht trading.

.»E};ew York — Market higher;

~ eneral recovery. Montreal - Market lower in quiet trading. ’ ///___.

Ti“ CURRENCIES

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;f.'f{ MONTREAL (CP) ._ The U.S.

’ zidollai‘ closed Friday at a dis-

gicoullt of 3 25-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down

.,.v;1.»32. Pound sterling $2.707/s, down

“ 3-16. U.S. dollar bid 96 3-16, asked 961/4.

‘. PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) -- Agricul- ture department quotations: Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices

to country station, wooden cases,g

i ‘. ?1f(fll:?S1‘:iTtle(li{€tlhe' trend as Interna- ~ C 1I'1'li ' ~‘ at 76 and D0380 Proved a point while Steico '/s.

0 Alsd. a few substantial Uai , 1 . L ns V‘ :1“? sprinkled through the obther, g iierally weaker groups. Three- point gains were made by Roi. Esta Adana G°0dY9aI‘, while up D01I1t each were Dominion Glass and B.C. Phone. DSh9W_‘mg one-point losses were ‘G‘m1m°n SWFGS. Salada B and ljnternatioinal Paper. Bank of oirimerce was down 11/Li. Trans Mountain lost 11/2_ The junior mines we-re gener. 31137 weaker. hlndustrial Voliume was 57400 S ares, mines and oils, 304,000. Of the 234 issues traded 43 ad- vanced, 90 declined and 02 were

was highs.

MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS 3}’ The Canadian Press

recorded and eight new

.,. gxtifa-131"ge 48-49.: large 47481; ‘AS0305 33% cfiafiiires W" medium 43; small 30; B 33; C Bank Mont 465/4 Hud Bay Min 231,0 23, Receipts 65. _ gank NS ‘ 601/2 Imp on 43%

Butter: Current receipts tend- B’e‘fi“° C Na‘ :3’? §ick 76 arable 63%, not tenderaible 62- Brazil 61/: Int Peat: 2:13 620;; fie s h. grade vcreamery gidg Prod 401,5 Masgqrer ‘ 71,; prints Job price 63%-65; fresh C Cénnfglt pr 3; lgqcoll 59 wholesale 63%. ~ c Steamship 395/4 Q:lecePoW 09%

cheese: delivered Montreal not C Bnk om om, Ruyal Bank 3,21%‘

" waxed, Quebec white 321/2,, col- tC'}jnB£ew 31 st L _Corp 131/, “pied 3214; wholesale ‘Quebec Cdn Cf,’;‘;j,"' 311:2 ggggin 26:4

Ewwhzjte 331/2, colored Ontario CPR 26% Un Steel fie?

‘current receipts: No Canada first gwkshufi 121/s Walker 337,1, grade Ontario cheese purchased D°‘;3gf;‘,:’e‘ 3% C CANADIAN

55y the trade; no quotations for Dom Tar 1244 Pap 333%

“wholesale Ontario c-heese.. Foundation as p

pottates: ’P.E.I. 75s 1.50-1.65; 50s 1.00-1.05; P.E.I. 10s m-.30;‘N.B. 75s 1.40155; N3. 505 130-100; N B 105 23-26; §‘C&L0f0L‘Iljla 100s‘ new ,4:50-5.00..

. GRAIN

wnxinirno (co) —— Continued uirfiavvorable crop reports and

M_,—,f9aiI‘:S of 1 feed shortage ‘ prompted aggressive idemiaznd in oats and barley Friday on the iwinnlipeg Grain Exichange. All

ices recorded‘ seasonal hiighs. Closing prices:

Oats: Jly % higher 71%;’ Oct '-ssliigher 711744.21; Dec % higher to V‘. ’ ' .

'*4Bairley: Jly unch 95; Oict ‘/4

“liigher 961755; Dec 7/3-1 high-er

higher 3.16’/4;

04%-a-%.

Flax: Jly '71/4

"“‘€)ct 71/4 higher 3.06; Dec 7-6% “~ higher 2.98%.

Rye: Jly ‘Vs higher 1.13%; Oct % higher 1.14%-1/§~; Dec "/3 gher 1.153%).

“ Prices for class two wheat for

export to countries outside IWA: "1 1101- 1.60%; 2 1.56%; 3 1.48%; *4 1.40%; 5 1.28%; 6 1.24%. 1 du- rum 1.92%; 2 191%; 3 1761/2;

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP)——-The stock market snapped bacik vigorously Friday to recover more than half '1lh-ursdiay’s shanp losses.

Paced by rails, the maiiket pulled out of. early irre-giularity and ‘fioiiced ahead for big gains until late aifternoon when pre- weekend caution asserted itself and some prices werewcliipped.

Even so, gains of key stocks went from frarctions to better than a point. Some special issues wound‘ up with gains of two points ormore. I . Most Canadian issues ad- vanced. Canadiagn. Paicifiic was up %. ,Distill»er‘s-Seaigrams rose %. Dome‘ Mines advanced % and Hudson Bay gained %. In- teiinabional Nickel se ‘/4. Mc- Intyre Poiicupri-n»e.wias up a point.

Aimonig Canadian shares on the

and Sic-urry-Ria-inbosw each nose 1-16. S-hawinigan was up 171;. Fargo Oil was down 1/s and Rich- well dmgpped 1-16.

What stocks did

‘IWA and domestic p-.ri=ces:_ 1 nor Advances 1501/2; 2.1.501/.;1 a 1.407;; 4 1.4014; Declines 340 793 ‘;5 1281/2, 6 1.24/é, 1 durum 1.92%, Unchanged 256 214

1.911/2; 3 1.76% ‘mafia; issues 117-5 1327

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS

0 ' ‘ 0 By The Canadian Press Beth Steel 41% Kemiecott 89 1 ,' Borg Warner 29% Monty W 3% v . c d o 551/ NY cent 1 MONTREAL (OP) —— Declines c.,,";‘§‘ E,_,,,.,,, 55 ‘ Radio om. Mu. -.,~ 5 » ’ . t 2 it edominaited El Aut E1 29% Std on NJ 54% ‘ ""*.“‘g“‘.*‘=’ 0 a -pom ,p.r- I m Gen Eiec 5034 Utd Aircraft 021.4. in quiet closing trading on e W , 79% Valiamm 30% Montreal and C.a-nadian stock ex-. G. No, Ry .3,-,% wsmg, 55% cihainiges Friday. Clnt '1‘ and T 36% v

C

FARM FOR SALE AT NEW PERTH

One hundred and eighty acre farm owned by the

Hewever, steels and base met-'

Went up 1174 to, SIIPPSCI 5/0 to

unchanged. One new yearly low .

Aimeric an exich ange, Molyibdenite,

Mr- J. Slobodzian, Rergloiial Inspect

late James A. Gordon on paved highway, near church and school. . I 1 . _ . ' For further particulars apply to Peake & Nichol- «Ion, 175 Grafton Street, ‘Charlottetown. , _ The roperty may be inspected by, contacting

Donald acQuarrie, Roseneath. ‘ PEAKE & NICHOLSON in 175 Grafton Street,

Charlottetown. .

AUCTION SALEL

Saturday June 21 at 2 o’clock At 198 Spring Park Road

Wiuis piano, oil burning range, mahogany dining table with 5 chairs, pine sideboard, Connor washer, beds, chestpof drawers. antique chaise, chairs, coffee table, kitchen wear. marble top table- antique desk, large work desk etc. '

0: Mrs. H. Pletch J’ J‘ Mustard

TEACHERS WANTED . A

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Applications invited for classroom and speclfahst teachmg p.°S’_ tions in Indian Day and Residential ‘schools in Canada}, larly in Northern Ontjalrio. th9_P1'3“'~‘e Provmces alt} Ci 155 of Columbia. 1958 salary ‘schedule in effect basedl on lgvglls germ“ qualifications, experience and responsibility. 53. my ddflonal year advancement to higher salary 1eVel.by °°mp1?t1°“ 3 tded Credit Bf teacher education. Annual Salary lhcreases 31.50 prmglf Si); years. §:fin_ for previoustteailgflsig V(;37§(tII1l9r§::lIiC()ert(1)\IIgtIl:l£lCa1i§;I:1i1(:I1lI1 standing and ry range or eac _ . 1 increment; 0116 car teacher education $3000 $0 $300 Wlth annua . $200.yFor ciassroom supervision additional amountctyiliaruelaiighlgfi 31400 paid to Principals and Assistant Pmnclpals. bl tog teachers ~.,°.°h1modation occupied. Northern Allowance P3373. e - _ i‘ I v ti de Public service super .at school north of 55th. parallelof la in . . 1 Fame and fiflnuation fund and Group Hosp“?! and Medtcal. 1.151; apply “Other benefits available. For details and aPl311C3t1°h grlocafionj to any of the following in accordance with prefehehce 0 '

nspector of Indian Schools in B.C., Vancouver. B-Q N th ' s h l in or ern

I

”‘“M“- A. V..ParminteI'. Regional I

Postal Station “A", BOX 70:

Mr. C. H. Kesteir, Regional Inspec Alberta, Room 716, Federal .monton, Alta.

MI‘. W. E. Frame, Reghmal ern Alberta, Room 716, Edmonton, Alberta.

Mr. H. B. Rodine, Regional I atcliewan, 304 Post Office

Mr. G. H. Marcoux, Regional Inspect“

I ern Manitoba, 309 Harg1‘3Ve St"

5. Manitoba.

’ - ' South- Inspector of Indian Scho01S 111 Federal St. & AVe..

nspector of ‘Indian Schools in Sask- Bldg., Regina, sask. ' th of Indian Schools in N91‘ - Norlyn Bldg» Wmmpeg’

or of Indian Schools in South-

. . 5’ \ ern Nlanitoba’ 309 Hargrave Sh, Norlyn Bldg. Winnipeg

Manitoba.

M1‘. F. M. Shaw, Regioiial lnspe 11* Eastern Ontario, P. 0. BOX '0.,MI‘. H. G, Miiigay, Regional InsP‘f-Ft

grnt Ontario, Postal Station "Q . ii .

ctor of Indian Schools in N0I’th— 896’ North Bay, Ontario.

or of Indian Schools in South- 25 st. Clair Ave., E., Toronto,

f Indian Schools in Quebec, Baude St-, QU€h9€» 4~ P- Q‘ r of Indian Schools in

M17 A. J. Doucet. Regional Inspector 0 P- Q. P, O. Box 430. Haute Ville, 3

Mr. P. L. Macoiiiirary. Regional Inspect” the Maritimes, P. 0. Box 128, Amherst» N-5°

Maybr-us-. 4305 13 13 is ..a Mclntixi-0 27.5 880 791/2 so McKen 1500 23 22 22 —l Merrill 3000 so 35 0.5 -5 ’Me'ta Uran 2000 9 9 9 »—1 Midrim 156 105 100 101 -7 To N Millikan 7 17210 285 275 280 + 2 Min Corp - 125 $13»; 131,0 1314 + 1/. Min-Ore 1465 0 ‘ TORONTO (CP) -— The S?LOCk Moneta ‘ 1000 grifiarklet staged a brief rally hi Multi-M 2500 52 51 51 -2 We 0 Oslng Imnutes Friday but It Mt Wright 0450 50 00 00 as not ehmlgh t0 131111 the mal‘- Nama Cr 2500 22 22 22 — ya ket UJD Nat Exp! 1000 20 20 20 The tradincr c r. .' v ,_ Nealon 500 51/2 51/2 3% - V2 est thy-N ‘ _°. pa 6 “as the hght Nes Lab 1500 29 20 29 h . isfmontn‘ and down 1,000,000 New Alger 500 7 7 7 ——1 s ales rom Thursday. Final vol- New Cal 2000 25 24 24 -1 ume was 2,634,000 shares’ C,0_m_ 1i:e»1v)i.iieii.i 75000 .54 50 54 +3 pared Wit .. , » CAe11 7300 235 226 2.35 +5 Golds \,f3er:hufi1sady 5 3’7®’0.0°- N Fortune 24000 14 12 14 +11/2 e only section N Goldvue 500 51,, 51/, 5./2 alhead ontindex as they rallied in g I!‘I{-':\I‘1I;l 2000 12 12 12 —-1 (5 iOS1nvg trading for 1 ahniost a Lg 3000 12‘/2 I2 12% -— % point win. Base metals, alhead gggfi’ 23 23 '23 +12 3.114535’. fell oiiif at the close and N Minds. 11000 111/; ll 11 -1/,, finished one-quarter point off. N°W”°‘ 6 6 6 Western oils were down on a fie? Rwy“ mm W‘ W‘ 7V‘ “"4 962W decimal points. Neweriiiitith 1230 1: 1: 1: +21/0 HC§"1O1id.S rallied as Dome and Sick Rim £000 75 75 75 +1 to m or egg , , missing 0 200 190 200 5 Kerr-Agdidison h‘/ added % and Mm 2000 6 5 6 + ' 9 3- Noranda 2961 $4414 44 44 — $4 !Cio(pper,S gave base metalrs a Norlartic 12.000 17 16% 17 slight booistavs Geco added 3/3 at §§,“;‘,§,‘“1 £33" 2595 £0 :30 ‘g 147/11, and Oipemisika gained 20 Norsync 1000 935 9 91,5 -v cents at $8.70. However, Nor- N Rank 99130 '76 68 '75 +4 ainda, Labrador and Hudson Bay ,§g,‘:h‘i W, 5150-375 35° 35‘ +5 remained oflf to send the section 0’Bri)en 5 120290223 2:15 255,? ii doyvin. V I Ogama 25%) 5 5 5 Western oils spurted back a g’L°'"” 1°” 17 17 17 half-[point in the closing minutes o‘,’§,',’;dn 2:463 34131; 8%» 870 +20 as many issues wiped out earlier Osisko 1000 35 as :5 _ ‘/2 losses, but their gains fen J-Wt Pamour 550 54 a4 ,a4 +2 ih rt Parbec 2000 5 5 5 .. 1,5 S 0 ‘ Pardee 500 50 50 Index changes: Golds up .87 to Paymast 3000 19 181/5 03 +1 34-34; base metals off .25 to P08 Exp! 1000 14 14 14 +1 159-14: western oils off .06 to Peme“ 135” 3“ 32‘/5 % -2 134.44. 1i:ie§i‘§°”crow 21234 ii-. 25 25 ‘‘ TORONTO cnosmc. srooxé Pioneer 1000 150 L2: ios -5 . By The Canadian Presl Pitch-Ora 8000 51/‘; 51/: 521/; +8 Toronto stock Exchange--June N Placer 260 810 10 1 (Quotations in cents unless marked 8. 131- 30rd 1000 6 5 2 z—Odd lot, xd—-Ex-dividend, xr——-Ex- premn . mo 55,, M5 6 0 ’1 rights, xw—-Ex-warrants.) Pronto V 2750 510 490 500 —-5 stock sales High Low Close (:15: 11:;;:t°A,,'."' 23093 1,2 10: 1,: '3 MINES Purdex 22000 14 13 13 ._1 Advocate 0000 350 :25 :50 +5 Que Ascot" 13400 191/; 19 19 -1 Asnico 2715 53 52 52 ..3 Que Chlb 1500 52 so so Akaitcho 1250 so so so one Cop 4500 351/; 34 94 -214 Algom 2050 $1714 17 171/. _. 1,7, 0110 Lab 2000 7 7 7 _:,4, Algom wt: 2500 515 005 505 -10 Que L'rur»' 100 505 505 505 Anacon 13309 57 55 57 +1‘ 9 Metal ’ 1800 100 97 99 ...1 Aug Rouyn 500 29 23 as -1 Qunston » 1500 14 14 14 .1 Ansil , -1000 20 20 2o _.1 Q/uemont 235 9:75‘ 975 975 .25 Apex Res 2000 4%. 4% 4.15 __ M, Radiore 8500 57 55 57 Arcadia 1200 14 14 14 ——z R-mock 2.040 99 95 so +4 Area 11400 35 00. as -1 Renabie 500 155 150 155 +5 Arjon 2100 14 14 14 ..1 Rexspar 21600 50 51 51 -4 Atlin—Ruf 10200 21 20 21 +1 Roche 3500 16 15 15 Aubelle - 1000 51,5 514 51,5 _ 1,5 Rockwin 20100 ‘ 47 45 45 ._1 Aumacho 12500 12% 12 12% ._ L5 Rowan Cons .5500 11% 11 11% + Ia Aumaque ' 1000 13 13 13 + 7,4 3‘ Michael 2000 ii 11 11 +2 Aunor 500 245 245 245 Saudi Riv 3000 12% 12% 13/5 _1,.% Barnat 1300 as 35 35 _% sherritt 6140 430 420 425 .110 Bary Exp! 3500 77 74 74 __1 Si! Miner 14010 65 02 04 -1 Base Metals 3600 22 21 21 ._ K Slocan V11 8000 9 8 9 +1 Baska ' 5500 24% 24 - 24 Stanleigh 1420 149 146 149 +3 B-Duq 5100 22 21 11 -145 Stanlgh wt: 2000 as 65 67 +2 Beaucage 1500 so 49 50 .1 Staurck 515 290 290 390 Belcher 3500 98 95 93 +1 Starratt 124200 11% , 101/5 11 '_. 1,5 Belleterre 300 175 105 155 .10 5199107 5000 9 ‘ 0 31,4 _ y, Bethlm i 3500 ms 99 100 +12 Steep R 4170 $101/. 10 10 Bevcon 2235 14 12% 121,4, -134 Stimson 2500 15 14 14 nicratt 3310 no 100 100 4.. Sullivan 2050 219 210 219 +3- Bicroft wts 550 ‘:4 as 34 sunburst 1900 17 16 15 .1 Bonville 1000 5 5 5 syivanite. 505 110 110 no .5 Bordulac 1000 ‘I 7 7 +% Taurcan '' 18350 110 100 110 +1 Bouscad 9700 914 3 3 __2 Taurcan vt 10500 105 100 105 Bouzan 4300' 53 so so .4 Teak-Ii 000 173 165 173 +3 Boyma: 7500 s 7 7 ._1 Tamas 8250 104 100 101 +1 Braloi-he 1300 ‘600 595 909 +5 Thom L 1100 80 so 99 _.2 Broui Rot 1700 so ea 59 _, Torbit 1000. 25 25 I25 .5 Brnhrst 2000 41,4. 41,5 414 ‘ Trans Re: 500 18 18 18 +1 Brunsman 2000 6 6 5 ' Ult-Shaw 57700 341/: 32 34% +11,fi Brunswick’ 900 295' 250 295 +5 U Mining. 14.00 201/; 2044 20% _1 Buff RL 1100 s o g _1 U Asbestos 2125 695 685 690 —-5 Camp Chlb 1400 M5 535 M5 ._5 U Estella 44.40 8 3 8 + 15 Camp RL 1400 850 no 359 +25 Un Keno 300 406 400 405 Cdn Astoria 6000 31.4,. 3 5 _% Upp Can 500 65 55 55 _4 C Dino 1850 92 on 92 Ventures 508 $27 261/4 20% + in c Maiart 500 32 m an .1 Violam 400 125 124 125 +5 Cdn Thor 1000 7 7 7 Waite Am 1175 510 600 610 ~10 C N’west 13491 100 95 97 +3 Weedon. 1000 23 as as Cgam 2000 22 a2 22 Willroy 7600 78 73 73 ._g . Candore 21832 22% 201)‘: 21 -195 Will wt: 5000 38 38 38 Can-Erin 9500 218 171/, 1714 Wiltsey 27500 20 131/: 20 + Can-Met 8225, 150 14.5 147 +, winch 9000 5 5%. 5% __1 Captain 15500 18 17 13 wr Hair; 000 132: 137 133' —2 Cariboo 2000 70 75 73 Yelloi-ex 6500 10 ' 9% 10 + 7,5 Cassiar 600 790 775 790 . +15 Yk Bear 1700 100 96 96 ~_.4 Cent Pat 500 so go 99 +2 Zenmae 44200 54 49,5 50 ....3 ‘Cheskirl: 3000 51,5 6% __ .5 ula‘pZ-3 1759 17 151,5. 15%. ,__1r,‘ Chester 500 17 17 N Curb iCh.ib.Ja¢ .4200'.5a 55 53 __1 Bulolo 100 975 975 375 ..1,v, cnib-Kay 1000 13 13 13 s Gaspe Cap :50 $29 29 29 Chime 2500 54 54 64 .1 Pato 597) 344) 335 335 __m Coch win _ 44.25 273 :71 278 +7 Yukon con ~ 1000 70 70 70 +2 Cody-Reco 3000 17 161,4 1515 ._ y, . 011.5 _ Coldstrm 19000 as acts Acmo'c.u 5750 20 18% 1544 —3x,s . Colomac .2000 six, six, 5% Ajax 5100 at 63 53 .5 -Coniagas 3500 62 so 51 ___1 AP Conn 500 37 an 37 Coniaurum 2500 28 as 33 All Rox 2150 30 28 so 4.; C " llekeno’ 0100 14 is 14 Anchor 500 17 17 17 ._ is C Callinan 1500 12% 12% 12% _‘ Anglo Am 200 985 985 +50 Con C Cad 4000 e 5 6 _% Asamero 100 173 3; 173 +2 c Detiison 0305 515-30 15% 15%-—;§ Bailey SA 660 950 950 960 -10 c Discovery 5900 son ago 35 Ba}!!! 1000 .190 100 190 ._m C Fen 9000 57 so 35 +3 Bntalta 2070 199 190 190 -10 cc. Arrow 7000 2:7 224% 24%» -11,4 C“"*"‘3 0000 so 73 79 -1 C Halliwell 131200 55 4.7 r 53 +1 Cal Ed 200 5261/. 261/4 261/4 —9s 0 Marben 4200 27 2544 2544 _. :6 Calvin: Con 200 400 400 400 Con M and S 1430 319% 19% 191,5, + 5‘ C 011 Lds 2000 220 2191 220 +10 C Mogul 1105 152 150 150 -40 CS 0*.’ Wt! 300 07 as -55 -3 C Morrison 4500 2745 in 27% +144 C Chleftn 1000 101 100 100 “ Con Negus 1000 so 291,4 :0 Cdn Dev 5770 590 505 590 +15 C Red Pop 1500 91,7. 94;, gr, +1 C Husky 2175 $14:/4 141,4 141/, _ 7,5 0" rnsooo 3‘: s’ CH‘1k8.Vw'ts60'I90'l'80790 conwest 100 325 ans 325 C Prospect 1350 204 195 195 _.s Coprand 5250 171 165 171 +1 Cdn W O 3276 159 154 155 ._4 Coulee 3500. 58 57 57 ._,, Canao Nat 550 103 103 103 -2 Crestaur 500 11 11 11 Cent Del 3390 020 905 815 .5 Crowpat 5000 91,5 3% 3% ___1% Charter 011 300 103 175 1&3 ...2 Cusco 76351 20% 19% 20%.. + % Com Pete 500 220 220 220 ._5 D’Arag0n 14000 27 as as ._.11,§ CW“? 1000 7% 71/2 7175.115 Delnit 2000 52 50 no _5 C M1c;Mac 2435 900 915 325 +15 Dome 350. $16 15% 10 + 5‘ Cree on 100 410 410 410 Donald: 1000 I 11 11 11 Cree W 1250 215 205 215 +5 Du,“ 3.500 is 16% 16% __m De-v-Pal 2100 139 1:75 135 _1 East Ma! 3025 100 157 160 +5 D°m° Exp’ 3°“ 51°‘/9 1°‘/2 10% East sun 9025 204 200 201 Duvex 10500 13 1102 13 +1 East Met 3000 81/: 8 six; “'30 1012 545 640 540 _1o Eafi Min 2500 38 37 as .3 Gen Pet A‘: 100 360 360 360 Elder 3500 so on go. Hishwooq 9000, 22 18 22 3 Eldrich 1700. 33 32 33 _1 Home oil A 3454 $18% 17% 13% .7. on El Sol 4300 11 ii 11 Home on 131096 sis 171/; 18 Eureka 1000 as 23 23 _1 H B 011 G 410 $187/s max. 1374 .. in, Exp! All 15400 17 14 17 N H“'¥"°*' 7900 111 109 109 -1 Falcon 1225 3271/. 2071. am “"1"?” 300 200 200 200 Faraday 900 130 130 130 +1 Marigold 500 14 14 14 F’west "runs 500 11 11 11 M.°d“’ 126 6335 . 275 280 -5 Francoeur 21500. 11 91,4 10 %ii1°°"- 3550 95 r so , 93 .2 Frobisher 1010 195 105 "185 .13 N1 C” 1°00 34 34 ' 24 --V.- Gaitwin -00500 11% 101.4 11 + in Na; P676 500 103 195 199 +3 Geco Mines 350 014% 14 14% + as "sin! 1000 31/2 51/2 8% +1 Genex 1500 15 15 15 N Cont 1000 28 as as —2 Giant YK 1005 650 630 630 .+5 N Gas,‘ EXP] 1170 140 136 140 +9 Glacier 7100 120 101 .117, _, N°”“1°.a1 13250 24 22 24 -1 Goldcrest 6300 18 16 17 ’ fic 0115 3°“ 37° 37° 370 ——5 Gold Man 5500 30 291.4 2994...:/, 013° W“ 31” 15° 145 150 Grah Bousq 500 31/, 31,3 8% __ % P alta 603 127 127 127 -1 Gmndmy 1000 22 22 .32 -1 Pac Pete 2685 $1734 17% 17% § M5 Granduc 2400 135 132 132 ._7 pa" West 1°” 33 33 23 Greyhk. 5600 21 20 21 + 95 peimio pr 230° 17° 16° 155 Gunnat 0310 819% 18% 19 PER‘? 10000 as 04 05 _.1~ Gumiar wts 0400 305 7 795 ._5 P “FPS . 2500 100 95 100 —-3 Hallnor 100 200 gm Plgalrle 011 100 300 300 300 +5 Halmon 4340 90 87 90 ‘H Q ovo Gs 2525 254 250 252 +2 Hard Rock 1000 944 91,4 9% Rugfnto 2000 11 11 11 + 1,0 nar-Min 1500 13 121,5 12,, R.°h fixpl 500 e 3 8 +1 Heath 2000 714 7% 714 R’°k“' P 15414 130 129 134 +2 Homnger 240 $2“ 24% 24% + % Rgcailri 1.7000 1094 ml 10 ——1,§ Had Bay 575 $4784 46% 47% _ % R/oyafite 905_ $11?/é 111/4 111/4 —— IA; Ind Lak mo 7% M ,M__% sagphir: pr z25 $2004 201/: 201/4 Inspiratn 380 44 44 44 +2 Scurry 2000 70 67 57 -9 Int Nickel 2029 3701/. 754/. 73 + is seem, Free 30°” 135 13° 185 Int Ran 45.000 32 31 32 Spooner 000 575 560 565 ‘.20 Irish Cap 0500 100 154‘ 158 —9 Stanwell 343;: 1° 13 19 +1 Iron Bay 400 166 166 we ._9 Tax ca! 2000 85 80 85 +2 Jacobus 16925 102 156 152 +3 Triad on 860 V 46 45 45 i—1 Jaye Exp! 9050 03 so 7 so -2 Un oiis 450 45° 45° “I” Jellicoe 5500 13% 13 13 Vulcan 03060 213 21° 318 *4 Jonsmith 7000 121/: 12 121/S + '/i Westburno 1 0 46 45 45 "-5 J owsey 1333 50 so 59 _2 Wespac 2 83 83 83 + 3 Kenville 500 7 7 7 + M WC 06 M 1 . %. 2'7 28 . Eel” Add 3220 $185/5 13% 19% + 46 W Maygius 200 ‘ii; 1% 1% -1” iem wts 500 51 5 . A _ Kirk Hud 5000 6% }; ‘iii, :45,’ LVV g:;“"';s 4:003 1;: 12 1:34 .2 Kirk Min 771 40 40 _ - Kirk Town ‘i500 111.5 11 31,9 +274 0'$,,,1§?°fi 1°°°'1°2 1°“ 1°“ -5 Labrador 525 $18 17% 17% __ W Yan an 1000 13 13 13 —-1 Ealge gin 000 112 0 112 +2 Qcm, 650° 13 13 13 a e in: 1000 8% 8 ._ ’ ‘ L Shore 1760 430 470 40: +1? SW Pm - 1503 10° 1°“ W’ L was.-i 1000 23 23 23 Mont ' on ANKS 3 Lamaque 200 250 200 200 +10 N5 225 “W2 ‘W’ 45% Lei-ten , 2100 141 133 140 +1 Comm 7 7 $513 503/2 01 +1 Lexindin 4000 4 4 4 Imp W4 43? 43’/2 —% LL Lac 700 194 191 194 _1 Rgyal 1'; 5°" 4”‘ 497/9 Lomega 3000 41/2 49-’. 414. Tor-Dom ($276 $64., 63% 64_ + at Lorado 4400 60 58 58 ——Z lNDUS$:‘a/4 44% 43% + ‘A Lorado wts 600 32 32 32 Alllmini 2o‘9 32,? [A115 Louvict 1000 10 10 10 ..4 Anglo Mm 6;. 25% 25% "' *4 a 36% 6% 6% _ Lyndhst 4500 17 17 17 —-1 c Brew 1725 331% 31 Macassa 3500 320 290 320 +25 D Steel 379 $23. 2 31 _ 1'’ MacLeod. 1900 105 105 105 —3 Inland 290 35% 25:/4 22:/4' + % Madsen ‘ 7700 243 243 245‘ ——3 N ' A‘ 5/’ A, , 01‘ Star 200 $14 14 14 .— 1/g Magnet 12525 5 41/2 5 + 14 Pbina New 301 574/ 71/ 74/ 1,4; Malartic 2.500 100 97 97 —3 Simmons 1150 M4 23,/4 244 '1‘ V Maneast U 2500 81/i 81/2 81/2 -1- 1/2. Stedman 220 3291/ 291/2 29,, + ,; Maralgo 3043.50, 93 80 so +9 Walkers 1395 S29 2 28,; 297 “ 4 H t 2.6 0 2 “"5"” Maritime 12130 :2 :1; EV - Efizgéh 3999 go 31 311,; Total sales: 8.-634.000i

The Guardian Page 11 Saturday, June 21, 1958

Pcircilysis Victim Here On Tour

Mr. Wilford Wright. a multiriple sclerosis victim, arrived in Char- lottetown yesterday on his third transcontinental jaunt using a man sized tricycle as his means of transportation.

Mr. Wright arrived here from Truro. N.S. and will leave today for Montreal on the first leg of his journey to Florida.

IN MEMORIAM

MtR.Si. JAMES E. SOMERS

As the evening twilight cast its lengthening shadows on Monday, ‘May 5th., 1958, di1'a‘W'lIl'-g its day to a close, the Lord claimed fior His own Mrs. James E. Someirs, di‘awi.ng her earthly ‘life to" a close, after 9. sojourn of almost seventy-three years.

Born Margaret Jane Paynter in New London on May 30th., 1885, she was the daughter of Bernard Paynter and Annie Jaick Pay-nter.

The first number of years of her marriied life she lived in Griahamis Road and Summerfield, later moving to Nonbono, where by the relentless and ulnt-iring ef- fonts of her and her husband made for themselves and their family one of the finest homes in the district.

Aiflter 1 tragic accident which claimed the lives of her two

their farm in Pleasant Valley, later to Bonshaw where she’ pass ed peacefully away on the above date.

There are left to cherish her memory, her husband, Mir. Jam- es E. Somers, Annie (Mrs. John R. Burgoyne), New London, Roy, White Sands, Eletha (Mrs. Hollis Ciatmeron), Summeirsid-e, Helen (Mrs. W. M. Wright), Green- wood, N‘.S., Eiarle and Allison at home and Vernon at Camp (Stage- torwu, N.B., twenty-lfour grand- children and eleven greatigra«nd- children, two sisters Miss Lulu

- Paynter, of New London, and

Charles MacRiae of Spring Brook and a brother Lorne in Ontario.

Four of her family predeceas- ed her, Eric and his were drown- ed in June, 1927.‘ Lulu, Mrs. W. R. Cameron passed away in May 1944. and Olaude’s diealih in Nov- Bmiber, 1947. was the result of a triaffic accident.

The funeral was held on Wed- nesdia-y aifibernootn with 1 short servii-ce at her late residence con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Oharman, followed by ‘service in Summer- ifield United Cfhunch. with Rev. L. M. Murray oflfiiciarting. The hymns sung were Safe in-The Arms of Jesus and Road: of Ages. She was tenderly laid to rest in

' the adioining cemetery with Rev.

«Mr. Murray and Rev. Mr. Char-

” man conducting at.-he ginaveside

service.

The pallbearers were Hollis ’M33‘ClD0fl"49:1ds Percy Mlacinonaild, Everett Crosby, Clark Harding, Everett Glover and Allison May- he.

The fllolial tributes were;

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Bah Thelma. Betty and Ingham.

Holman’s Credit Oiffiice Stadf.

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The grandchildren.

Lulu. Lillian and Leone. '

and Riverdale Women’s Institute.

W. (M. S. United Ghumch, G-negn. wood, N.S.

Hazelbirook Baptist Ohm-ich and W. M. S.

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Funeral arrangements were un. decr the direction of J. L. Davis- on. Kensingiton.

CARDS OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. James 'E. Somers wish to express their sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness and ex- pressions of sympathy shown to them "d'll'!‘im8 their recent bereave-

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Russian Jet On Return Trip

, VAN‘ClO‘UVElR (OP) —- Russia’: TU-104 jetliner left here Tuesday for*the return trip home after its first extended North American visit.

Up to 100,000 persons streamed out to the airport Sunday to see the TU-104 and other aircrafit at the British Columbia centennial air show.

potato growers of

oldest sons, the family moved to ‘

Ruth. Hattie, Vera, Violet and.‘

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Pictured above are Mr. Clarke M. K-iilliam, supervisor of the B-ank of Nova Scotia; Mr. George C. Hitcliman, assistant

Province

Yesterday 13,136 Family Allow- ances cheques totalling $247,538 were deliverable o‘n boiiair of 337,001 Prince Edward Island chil- dren. '

During the past twelve months 336 P.E.I. parents were deprived of Family Allowances payments for at least one month when their child-ren were reported by the pmovinciail school authorities as being unsatisfactory in their school aibtendance. In the same period, 75 parents lost Family Allowances for one month or more because their hrildren were employed for sail‘ V or wages. This announcement was made by ~Alfirefl S. Tait, Regional Director for the Province.

-Mr_ Tait reminds Family Al- lowiancce recipients that ey are obliged, under the Family Allow- arnices legisliation, to notify the Regioinal Director’s office ‘within one month after 5 child com- mences to work flor wages. If a parent fails to report as re- quired a report may later reach the Regional Office from one of the many available sources. If, after a proper investigation, following such reports, it is dis- covered that allowances were im- properly paid on behalf of any child, an overpayment is set up against the account and the a- mount of the overpayment is de- ducted from the payee-s current entitlement or the payee is re- quested to refund from full :- mount of 0L19‘OV€*I‘D'a.y1’1'1.>6IllL. CHILD EMPLOYMENT CAN

There is no loss of allowance: in the case where a child is employed during the summer va- cation period provided the child attends school regularly to the end of the school year. and re- turns to regular attendance at the commencement of the fall school term. Own the other hand, if a child is employed for wages

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at a time when he is required.

BANK OFFICIALS \i‘isi7iNe HERE

general mortagfir; Mr. A. A. Branch of the Bank of 4 Nova Scales, director of the Bank of Scoti-a, at a reception held at

Canada and W. Hayward. man- the Charlottetown Hotel

ager of the

last

Chiarlotteitown evening in honor of Mr. Hitch-

Fatmily Allowances In 3 '

Total $247,538

the latter part of the school year or at the beginning of the new school year and is also working for wages during the summer vacation period, loss of allowanc- es to the parent on behalf of such a child is likely toresult. If a

parent is not certain as to what is considered by the Regional Of- fice as “working for wages’.’, the Regional Director urges the par- ent. to advise his office immed- lately.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. FRED ROBERTSON

’1lhe death pccurred at the King’s County Hospital, Mon- tague, on Thursday, May 15th, 1958, of Mrs. Fred Robertson in her 78th year, flollovvlng a leng- thy hm-11€<S1S.

Mrs. Robertson was the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Criawford of Bedeque, P. E. I. Her husband predeceased her ten years ago, also one sis- ter, Mary, Mrs. Ruifus Steven- son and -one brother, Rev. Clay-5 ton Crawiford.

She leaves to mourn one son, and four daughters, Ernest and Margaret, (M178. Malcolm Miathesonl Dun- das, Doris (Mrs. John MacKio- non) Brooklyn, Loris (Mrs. Garth Kerr) Montague.

The dunerial service was held

from the Church of Christ, Mon- .

taigue, and was conducted by Mr. K. T. Nlorrls, who used as his text, Joshia 3:4 “That ye may know the‘ way by which ye must go for ye have not passed this way heretofore".

Two hymns, r“'I'he Old Rugged Cross" and “Rock of Ages”, were sung by the choir and the Brooklyn Trio —-rendered “Good Night And Good Morning”. ‘Miss Pegigy Beck was the organist.

Pall bearers were: Henry Mac- Laren, Russell Ma»cGregorr,, Ald- en Maclia-ren, Ivan MacDonald, Wilfred MacDonald, and Beecher Dewar.

Elower bearers were: Simon Nicholson, Alex Hamilton, Will- liam Annear, and Ross Hamlfllbom

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AMEETING OF POTATO GROWE‘RS)Wl-LL BE HELD

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the Province.

All interested growers are urged to offend.

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Interment WBJI in who Brode- nell Cemetery.

Flowers:

Wreatth — The Family.

Lilyis —- Mr. and Mrs. Alden MacLa~ren and Verna. I Spnay -— The Church of Christ.

Spray — Mrs. Maude Cameron and Miss Louise Dewar.

Spray — Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacLa.ren.

Spray — Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Dewar, Vera and Preston.

Spoay — Mr. and Mrs. Jolml Jackson. ‘

Spiiay — Mr. and Mrs. Sterling ll/[\acAulay and Malcolm.

CARD OF THANKS

Ilhe family of the late Mrs. Fred Robertson wish. to thank all who helped in any way during the lengthy illness and death of their mother.

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