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Advertising Reform-Payable in Advance

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Female Help Wdhfed

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. time. Apply Guardian. L-1608-i0-24-2 .

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iiEN, WOMEN, BOYS. GIRLS. "Walford series" personal christ- mas Cards, l8 (or $1.00 up. All beautiful folders. Truly sensational values. See them. Seeing is believ- ing. Give your customers the best for their money. You can earn considerable money in spare time between now and Christmas. Ex- perience not iecessary. Magniﬁc- ent Boxed Christmas card assort- mente on which you can earn over 500.. Beautiful Metal Foil Christ- mas seals, tinsel ribbon, wrap- plngs, gift calendars. Apply im- e lately. No obligation. In order to avoid overiappin competition and give each a en a. better op- rtunity in h community we =sue only a limited number of albums and our advertisement will Only a ar once or twice, so clip this a . immediately. Establismd over quarter century. Newton Walpert Co.. Suite 210. University Tower Building, 860 St. Catherine

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Will Consider llisapproval By Ministers

, Oct. 28 ——(CP)-Dr. Gordon Sisco. general secretary of the United Church of Canada, an- nounced tonight the sub-executive of the church ency meeting here_Wednesday to consider an issue raised by 75 Min- isters of the church who expressed public disapproval last Friday "this or any other war."

The announcement followed action of Attorney-General Gordon Conant in ordering an investigation of the manifesto earlier today. Clifford Magone. K. C., was in- structed to study the manifesto and determine whether it con- travenes the defence of Canada

Act Sisco said no independent

or. group of Ministers has authority one sub-executive

to speak for the church Sisco said a state-

After the meeting, Dr. ment will be issued regarding the official stand of the United Church on the manifesto in which the slgnators dec‘ared that all nations "share in the responsibility for creating the situation which makes war necessary."

Dr. Sisco said the meeting was called after consultation with the Moderator. Dr. John W; Wood- side. Dr, Peter Bryce, Past Mod- erator of the United Church. will preside over Wednesday's session.

PORTSMOUTH. England —(CP) -Captain H. P. K. Oram. first of four survivors to escape the sunken submarine ‘Phetis in Liverpool BB1’ in June, is again in charm? 0! ﬂ British ship, whose name is not dis- closed. '

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Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 24—(AP)-'I'hg stock market won't through lgbgf- lous rallying session today and While 80105 l0!‘ Lb) favorites H111 l" Z 0r more Dolnts at the finish, many issues were unable to make headway. The Associated Pres average of 60 stocks held a net advance of .1 0f a point at 53.5. Transfers total- led 1,163,330 shares compared vrith 973.890 the day before. Canadian issues were generally improved. Lake Shore Mines ad- vanced i 1-4 points to 28 7-8 while minor improvements were exper- ienced by Distillers Seagram, Dome Mines, International Nickel, Walk- ers. Brazllian Traction, Ford, Im- perial Oil and Shawinigan. McIn- tyre dipped. Shares ending well in front in- oluded Douglas Aircraft, Boeing, Air- American Aviation, General Tire, Bethlehem Steel, U. S. Gypsum. Johns Manville, and Al‘ied Chemical. Behind were Westinghouse, A- merican Can, J. I. Case and Inter- national Harvester.

Banks

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Livestock

I MONTREAL. Oct, 24-—(CP)-—Re- ceipts on the Montreal livestock market today were: 478 cattle, 232 sheep and lambs, 1332 hogs and 368 calves.

All classes otf livestock were steady.

The cattle offered were mostly common quality cows and bulls

will hold an emerg- t

Prices were steady. Medium cows i w- =12. hon and common butch- ers from $3.50 to $4.25. Canners .i.. . 5;. c1150 t0 $3.25. Common bulls ranged from $3.50 to $4.50.

(‘"0 ﬁnality veals made $9.50 to $10 with one top at $10.50, Med- iiini veas were $9 to $9.50 with comnirn light veals down to $6. Drinkers were $5.50 up and grass- ers from $4 to $5, mostly $4.50 to $4315.

G nd ewes and wethers $0.50, When picked out, heavy lambs were cut $1 per cwt. Ciills and bucks were cut $2 per cwt. Sheep were $3 to $4.50.

Hogs were unchanged at $8 for bacons led and watered. Selects drew $1 per licg premium with ‘the regular cuts on off grades. Sow were mostly $6.50 to $7. Hogs sold on rnll grade brought $12 hot we_lght_

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Stocks (‘Jose Am Cyan B 34 8-4 Am Gus Elec 36 Am Super Power 9-16 Brown Co Pfd I6 Cities Service 5 1-8 Creole Pet 26 1-4 Bond Stare 9 3-8 Gulf Oil Corp 46 Humble Oil 88 8-4 Lock Air 32 1-4 Nia Hud 8 Pan Oil 51-8 (Canadian Press) ‘JPQRONTO. Oct. 24- Stoeka Close Aldermen 42 Amm Gold 7 1-3 Cdn 1,18 Ang Huron Arntfield 9 1-2 Aunor 201 Bankfield 22 Base Meta-l 22 ttle 11B l0 10 Bralorne 10 1-4 Brit Dom l8 ' Lrsroulan 34 Oll» 2i Buff Anll 470 Cal Edm 245 Ca-lmont h 46 3-4 Cdn Mal 63 Caribou 210 Cent Pat 235 Ceht Porc 7 1-2 Chester 77 Chromium 6i Conlarum 155 Con Srne 50 Dome Oll 28 3-4 East Mai 280 Extension 24 i-2 Falcon 465 Franco 37 Gods Lake 58 Goldale 2i Goldeagle 14 Gunner Gold 53 Kerr Add 186 Kirk Lake 132 Lake Shore 37 Lamaque 635 Lapa Cad 13 itch ,1 82 Little L P ‘N 300 Macassa - 420 MacLcod 7"‘ 197 Madsen 38 1-2 Malartic 68 McIntyre 57 3-4 McKenzie 127 McVlttie 10 1-4 McWattera (i0 Min 00m 130 Moneta 9i Morris K 5 NB. 14 1-2 Noranda 78 OIBrlen 182 Okalte 131 Onigea, 26 Pamour 215 Paymaster 35 Perron Gold 188 Pick Crow 440 Pioneer 230 Powell 171 Premier 149 Preston 170 Reno Gold 53 Royallte 40 3-4 St Anth 12 1-2 San Ant 177 Sand River 13 1-2 Senator 30 Sherritt 134 Sigrma 5'75 Slscoe 33 Sladen 35 Slave Lake 11 1-4 Stadacgia 1g 1-2 S 999 S-iraw Lake 3 1-4 Sud Basin 215 Sylvanite 310 Teok H 405 Texas Corp 405 Towaigmac 31 Uchl C {l}; pper an Ventures 445 Waite Am 630 Wri l-Iarg 800 UNLISTED Coast Cop 2'75 Dalhousie 55 Pond Ore 273

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TORONTO. Oct. 24—(CP)—'1‘he Toronto stock market made spas- modic efforts to pull into a YlSlIlB current today and moderate suc- cess aManded the drive eavlcllllly in the gold share market. The golds recorded an index gain of .74 While the base metals added .18 and the lndustrials .19. Western oils recorded a minor index loss. Trad- ing was in substantial volume and turnover totalled 436.000 shares.

Steel shares closing the session with gains included Dominion Foundries, Dominion Steel B, Can- adian car, Steel of Canada pid and Dominion Bridge.

Preston traded 15,000 shares and touched 1.73 but closed at 1.70. up a cent. East Malartic held 7 cents of a lﬁ-oent gein and pert of the early gain was retained by Coni- aurum. MocIeod-Cock-“uit Ilhtlr- Long Inc, McKenzie, Sylvaniie and Uchl.

Senior base metals were narrow- ly irregular, Steep Rock continued the feature of (he group and closed 4 cents up at 1.82. Sheri-its and Waite-Amulet finished with gains of a few cents.

Home Oll dropped 0 cents and Calgary-Edmonton lost 2. Minor

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Howard Smith and Seagrams ad- vanocd 3-4 point each while small- er gains were recorded for Bell Telephone, Sherwin-Williams, D9. minion Bridge, Building Products, Dosco, Nickel, Bathurst. Noranda, Imperial Oil and Dryden.

Selling pared fractions from Canada Cement, General Steel Wares, C. P. R., Smelters, Power COYDOIH/lloll. McColl Frontenac, Price Brothers and Massey Harris. Foundation Company lost 3-4,

Total sales: 78,700 shares: Indus- triliil-S. 38.600; Mines, 40,100; Bonds, n .

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. Oct. 24—(CP)_. Canadian Commodity Exchange.

Butter Spot: Que (92 score) 27 5-8-3-4; Que (B2 score) regarded

Winter temperature chart?

Notice the sharp peaks—the deep valleys. One day is mild and sunny—-the next bleak and bitterly cold. These ﬂuctuations make anti-freezes of the evaporating type too risky. A false feeling of conﬁdence is the reason for most freeze-ups.

But “Preetone” brand anti-freeze lasts all winter and saves your having to worry about an extra pint today-perhaps another addition next week.

Read the guarantee-then promise your- self a winter of happy trouble-free driving without the slightest risk of a freeze-up.

“Prestone” anti-freeze is more economical than ever due to the price reduction. Remembcr——there is only ONE “Prestone” brand

27 5-8; Que (38 score) regarded 27 1-8A. Sales: 150 Que (B8 score), 27 1-a;1.=>o Que (as score), 2'1; tool’ Que (92 score), 27 3-4; 200 Que (9 Zscore) regarded, 27 5-8. Cheese Spot: unquoted.

: A-lalge 37A; medium 35A; A—pul;ets 28A; large 28A; C 18A.

P. E. Islanders Attending Mt. Allison

Following is a complete llsFoi the Prince Edward Island students

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FIIE STONE

attending the Mount Allison In- stitutions for the 1939-40 session: Charlottetown —- (University). Helen Callbecir, Frances Ciatwson. Alfredo. Pickhard, Mary Robert Steel. (School for Girls), Elizabeth Macbalne, Alice McLeod. Sumimerside (University), — Alexander MacKay, Marjorie Mc- Callum, William Ensman, Dorothy

Callibeok, Gwendolyn Gates, George Ramsay. ( ool for Girls), - lsabelie Clawson. Margaret Gates. (Commercial) , Elizabeth Calms, Dorothy Allen. (Academy). Paul Gates. ' Souris — (University), John

Hookin, Rene Macbean. (Academy) Claude Richards

teens.

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Morell - (University), Haber MacEiwen.

Aiberton — (University), William Fraser, Matthew Leaid. (Com- mercial), Eric Corbett. (Academy).

Herbert Leavltt. st. Peters Bay — (University), David Anderson.

Borden — (University). Blair gig-ch. (Academy), Vernon Camp-

Rollo Bay West -- (University). Donald Bryenton.

Etlmsdale — (University), John Matthews.

Kensington - (Academy), Eric Jardine,

Conway station — (Academy). Herman Bryan. .

Fortune Bridge — (University). John Frances.

Powuali — (University). Etta Ross.

Carlmori Siding — (University) Lorne Bell.

Bedeque — (University), Alden heard. . _

Kinikora — (Universilly). Jim!!! Reid.

Ellerslie - (University, Lorne

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Tyne alley — (University). —

Mary MacNeili. ____.._.?._.

BELFASI‘, Northern Ireland-(C- Pl- The entire organization of the Ulster branch of the Overseas Lea- gue has been placed at the disposal

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of continuously improving market prices, a high spirit of optimism prevails throughout Western Can- ada, dc wred Charles Brown. Res- ionai Auditor of the Canadian Na- tionc‘ Railways at Winnipeﬂ. on his arrival in the East. on a. brie visit to his former home in Lorne- ville, Cumberland County. Nova Scotla. lie will also visit his sis-

MONIREAL, Que, Oct 24 —-All the potatoes, sweet potatoes. peas and beans and spinach put together | f l “u e cannot equal the onions, more than "J c" c 7,500,000 pounds strong, that g through the Montreal Fruit Term- inal ln a year. Less than 3.000.000 t

,pounds of potatoes are received and I despatched, according to the mim-

slvliots. m

oi’ the terminal, which is a subsidiary of the al Railvays. half as much spinach as pota

ated individually instead by the pound, there 10.611100 radishcs, nearly 7,500,000

trots, 2,800,000 heads of 'neorly three times as many heads

O In tlte terminal there

ripening rooms for the convenience of the 16,000,000 pounds of toma- toes that are received every year.

Canadian Nation- And there is pnlj

are more than ore than 35,000,000 car- cabbage,

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ter, Mrs. A. W. McQueen lll

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CLEARANCE SALE!

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BCY SCCUT APPLE DAY

SATURDAY, OCT. 29»

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