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Clan Abitibi 00m 2 Abitiln Pid 14 Asbestos 9i B A Oil 21 Beauharnoll 8 Bathumt A 7 Dom 5 1-2 Don A 4 1-4 Fraser 1i 8-4 Fraser V"I.‘ O 19 Ford A 20 8-9 Home Oil M! Imn Oil 1a Int Pete 26 l-4 Melchers A — 0e 1g 1-2 Price Pid i-2 (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Canada. — Commerce 172 ontreal 209 Nova Bcztla 305 val Bk 189 G ' ram CHICAGO, Jan. 29 —(AP)— Wheat prices averaged slightly

lower Saturday influenced large- ly by iorecasts oi\ unsettl weather for the domestic south- west. ~ The downturn, l-2 cent atmost was checked however, by firmness at Liverpool. The market closed 1-8 down to l-4 up. Closing prices were: May 69 3-4-7-8, July 69 5-8-3-4 to 70 1-2. Other grains generally iollowed wheat showed little change. Corn clos- ed unchanged to 3-8 doom. May 51 1-8-1-4, July 52 changed, May 28 1-2. ghémged to 1-8 down, May

Currencies

NEW YORK. Jan. 29 —(AP)— The drain oi gold irom the Netherlands caused by a. desire on the part oi holders oi “hot money" to change t0 New York irom Amsterdam as a reiuge, iorced the Netherlands guilder- down .09 'oi o. cent in te i the United States dollar

foreign exchange market day. The guilder closed at 53.46; cents to the dollar 6B oi a cent down irom its Jan. 19 closing

iigure .

Other ioreign currencies in- clined upward. The Pound Sterl- ing gained 3-6 oi a cent to $46.67 7-8. the French iranc was .00 l-4 t higher, at 2.64 1-4. tho Swiss iranc advanced .00 1-2 oi a cent and the Canadian dollar was quoted up 3-64 oi a cent at a discount 0i 11-16.

_______-_--—-— MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto -Industrial stocks higher; mines slightly‘ lower. Montreal ~Golds ighenothers irregular.

New York -—Gtocks closed low-

“who... -Wheat 1-4 u» 1-a

cent higher. N York -R.ubber lower; cot-

ew ton higher; coiiee irregular. DOMINION 0F CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ln the Probate Court 8rd Goof!‘ V1. A. D., 19

its mm oi Donald n. McDonald

late oi Orwell in Queens County in

the said Province Farmer, doc

By the Honourable HAROLD LEONARD ALMEB. Surrogate,

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was that average oi point a - composite biggest

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hi her, wi shown in

demand

none industrial

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Canadian each. Nut

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in inactive section oi

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sted in

l’ Judge oi Probate, Etc, Etc. To the Sherlfl oi Queens County or any Constab or literate person within said County.

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the above named aitate praying that a cltatlonnnay ha usd lor the purpose hereinaitar set =

arc thcreioro herelrédrequlred to Eidtiwsmssmififl pn'§'s§1'i>§.'§i: at a Probate Court 1o be hold in the Court House in Charlottfitaiwlrsfiln

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and 50, closed at

lis ings

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luas backed

t 48.1.

icd since the we The two-hour 582,530

p0 t. Smaller

Intyre and Hiram Walker. developed icr Canada.

Aside from nebulous worries, the iinancial sector was

nearby recovery

MONTREAL, Jan. 28 Pnces were shaved in on the Montreal Stock m:- but most lass

change Saturda smsi above

ending the

With the exception loss ior “Ext. Lawrence Paper pre-

e

m ircct onally Utilities were irregular. gained 1-8, Shawinigm same amount and Mon

strengthened 3-4 sales: 60.800 shares‘.

MONTREAL, Jan. Butter prices

ity exchange

TO 8.1T V61

TORONTO, Jan. Lateliquidation nulii

ed an etered ou ttlo bette

issues showin

Gordon and Budb sli tly with

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Stock Prices Move Lower In New York

Cl! GAILDNEB Financial Writer YORK, Jan. 30—(AP)-- Rallying iuol ran out oi fire stock mar t Baturday and leading is down iractions to Bpotnvwl ~ o! a ulating nature was locking in the hriei pr Result oi

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ocaedings.

the day's heslta the Associated 80 stocks lost . On the w was oii 2.8 ior

and

Canadian issues were generally

th Dome advancing

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positive regarding

chieitains,

were mildly‘ optimistic. .______Y_._

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Price . ange On

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cus day's close.

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was unchanged at 20 -4. Rails generally were higher with ahead 1-9

Carand C. P

16m Steel 6a. was

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constructions. ioundation ‘Total Mina 40,000.

tn 9 3-4.

eased

Press oi a

any s r par- ek ended Nov. I9. turnover amount- shares compared _ with 657.380 last Saturday Prominent on the day's setback

Btee Bethlehem,

improvements were dian Pacific, Mc-

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in business. Most however,

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GROWN LIFE OVER $200 MILLIONS

New Records Mada in Policies In Force, Assets, Income, Reserves and Surplus.

Striking gains in volume o! busi- ness and assets, and in poll our. us‘ reserves and surplus iun , are shown in the 28th annual report oi . the Crown Liie Insurance Com- pany reviewed at- the annual meeting by Hon. G. Howard Ferg-

HON. G. HOWARD FERGUSON

uson, president, and HA1. Stephen- son, general manager.

Total insurance in force in- creased to a new record total oi $203,389,668 in 193B irom $188,299- BBB a year ago, a gain oi aromas.- apprcximqtely 9%. New

1i ti: $32,455,134 compared with $32,- 185,644 in i937.

Another record was sat in total

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Produce Prices

29 —iCP)-— iractionally

trading on the produce the Canadian commod-

emalned unqucted.

P! Butter spot: Que. (92 score) Cheese spot: Unquoted.

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an early rally ss

i)" _ day and the market presented a spotty appearance the

at base

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respectively. '13, 7-8 higher. ury Basin

about

perked up 6 to 1.76. Functionally up we Bridge. Can and Domi

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nion steel B wth

at 49 11019-1111! It is one oi the most Sherritt

eased

other base metal steady. Eldorado

re Dominion reierrod

daturday while others

22-

Butter and cheese

uoted. Butter iutures: Feb. andMarch 22 1-4a; April 22 1-25..

a MINING

29 —(C P)- iied advances

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close. metals had spark- opening rise but buying t. Industrial: were a mining s. slight inclination to the downs de. Volume totalled

International Nickel andanelt- err finished unch

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H. B. STEPHENSON

___.__________ _____ assets, which reached $34.£i2.026 in 1988, compared with $30,711,- 878 in the preceding year. The in- crease oi 833361.148 amounts to approximately 12%. The greater part oi this increase was repre- sented in government and muni- cipal bond holdings. ‘There were also substantial increases in hold- ings oi public utility and industrial l bonds and first mortgages on real estate. with a smaller increase in preierred and common stocks.

The average rate oi interest real- ized on total ledger assets was 4.97% in i938. This was an excel- lent rate oi return on sound investments, the report states, in view ni the low rates prevailing on all classes ni investments in recent.

as an industry oi conservation and co-operation it is oi great import- ance and useiulness. In fact, it plays a very vital part in sustain- ing the liie oi the countrv. it promotes thriit and seli-reliance aniong all classes oi citizens. rend- ers many individuals and families independent oi public assistance, and supplies a large portion ni the iunds required ior permanent- con- struction by governments, muni- cipalities, companies and private borrowers in afl parts oi (Janada. valuable and in the national

necessary agencies economy and richly merits careiul consideration and generous treat- ment at the hands oi the govern-

ments.

“Canada cannot stand still. We cannot aiiord to driit. We must take vigorous hold oi our problem-

Q“°°“'l cmmii- 1'1 n" " others unchanged. cockshutt Plow and a; ream,“ seeing m"- dim. GROUND MEAT - -— — —- - -- - — '-' '- — 5° §‘_“°°'°‘,’“Ffb',!§:,¥; “,‘,§x,,"°f,‘§,',§,°“"f{ and the Massey-Harris issues cultles. take aggressive action. By " th: hour i eleven o'clock ioreri on. we" “rmer- starting Canada on a progresslvc ' ' oi the sarnno da to shew cans: D°m° w“ the 11951 941101‘ 01' I upward trend we will increase our |8|2lil| stOragQ 00., l-lllilluti any they can w y the Accounts oi Kanemlb’ Week M1101" sold WP- trade. our wealth. our happines- qm “h; 3,4,“, ‘hum logbopg|l'_d_ Th0 Pflfwlilne producer cl bed and insurance policyholders and ‘ ——-—- and tho Estate closed as prayed io 1 7'3 W 31 3-4 ""1 WNKht-Hlf- shareholders will reap in common n“ Waggon m; m mom", 0g grooves also moved ahead in good with all other citizens n full meas- ll. F. Macfhce Esq, Proctor ior laid volmne. Macassa moved 25 down un- oi benefit irom improved cen- fi‘ “$31111; hsreh rdcr that a true mhiiq\samrlroiii§§§§n°'a§§kegi'iiii§ ditions’ o . -——?———~— _ - a», her-co! be fzflglfltilblhlallelillllll‘: soigaolrifio l mo“: cheaper ‘om mvnnrnn MONEY nox ' IOIK IIC l 1'5 n —i_. Advgfusing flatg-Payglflg |fl Advflllfifl cnnrooumwiiwziiresfiu once in were 1 to a iew cents with (By The Canadian Press) each week ior at cast ionr oonaeou- Central Pat, Chestervillo, Mc- Ologing exchangg rates Minimum Char-gs nu an: sever-ileum! 25 Oelu-I- » We week: mm 11h- dm hem! flu! Waiters, Preston and Slscoe iirrn- at Montreal 4.11 m2: u. s. l. "M I "I"! “la 11""! 1W 1°"? ins and Kirkland Lake. Fermi. an 1.00 21-32; iranc 2.6a 5-32. Central Guardian locals, 4o par wordpwastern and Eastern tool _ with posted in o (allowing pubic 3m Anton“, and Bram,“ o“ M New York ___P°und 57 74;; to per word; Announcement: and coming Events 2c oer Word‘ g “"11. ulmlr. In "l! gllghtly, mun,“ d1,- _99 5.16; 1mm 2,54 i:.-:-.."':.1'.'a,....~ "'""....."*- rat-r. .12: n.:::~.=..~::.- s. -'.'..:'..."-:.s::::..":. .. ‘.'.‘..‘i"ti; ,,-»-= P" g-g-dt; y; y; ‘"3 o. p} huh. " ernant 4o words m n ltoyaiBankoiO mm - c,;,e°'§§“,'_‘§, ff), 1°10; o, EL" __ 16:51,‘ _—°P°13§§- m u, u d oreaal ti: store And i“ nah a?‘ "or": "[9112. Tsfliiifu“ dobooddk‘ggn.iir Oriwali Cove 8l°‘c“mdm“ “upped dawn 5 m 5 d1’ 59 45 “m” mnadm‘ ‘n’ w o u p on; ~ _ “id ' ' ' timeouts ' p“ s: 2m grfappllcallorl. 1.1] cf“::'mc‘|':g§“§'°f:"1§: iigro-e niirdipywdlcwnadOkiifil lm- “'03 c Minimum chm wraith-meat "ZBMPW- WI"- m, u _, m, n d“, proved a 1.10 wlui other wcat- ‘MONTREAL. Jan. 2a 4cm- mm“ g_ 9m 011B X1105“! llmhlllled- 2715c ‘Pounrit Sal-ling“ aldvanced — ___ _______ or s hand um ————-———— -oaceu - - on - ’ M. n '"‘_"" e Bealv the fidngourtthismlth us‘ NEW YORK. Jim- 28 —(AP)-— Montreal foreign exchanges today T0 ~14" lice 91190119 oi January n, 1m and in For-um witch-nae: Great Britain while the United States dollar m " In" mm this third year oi Ilia Maieat 31-118, 731.1; fldg; 9,0- runaiined Fulnechalmngefd at 28-3 ‘I’! — IIA'I@ OI- WILL EXCHANGE 5 SP l‘ ~ ' _ ' ' 11 5' Drem um- 11° 151195 171°‘! Leigh. . . . . . . , ___- ~- i3...“ % riot 11167111156 giiiqn or box s 1.526.222 £5’) (5rd) n r. PALMER. igfiagsnhginy? 131st’; “xiii;- m‘ “p sughm m 2'“ 5'32‘ A e1 ‘ l.»- 4-28-31. L-279-l-28-80-2-fl-12. _ 1-4. - u" Mung’. gm- gummy;

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"“ ruc- BRINGING lal rates until March. in at ‘work Ponmnsnu also‘ 11-892-1-2181.

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___. _ _________ TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

l-lrugh Millar preached the conclud- ing sermon in his iive series on. “Some ed on Matthew 19:27, the sermon dmlt with the does our religi minister indies tion oi the world, line, by paying ening oi’ God.

who/t our religion costs us wi

what it cost the disciples and i-he

sermon at the even the them-e. "How God." Svptaklng (mm John

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‘i ‘ in force My, Policies!» Force _ m8 - n Minion,‘ 1as,299,sa6.00 2os,sa9,66s.oo ‘ Q25 -|O5 MiLiloug‘ New Policies Issued .‘ \9$8'1°1"'1"0Ns $2,185,644.00 $2,455,134.00 i. i‘ Assets ‘ltd Cash Income i 191s - 3 MILLION5 8,012,984.83 8,442,809.22 3-1928 - i5 MILLIONS . Mm, '93s ‘ 5“ M ' “P” ' 30,771,877 96 s4 43a 026 6a , . _ ' . HP o 9 o o 1 ' 1 Free Surplus - 1,483,912.23 1,679,610.34. Aver-ago lino ol Interest

Earned 11-97%

Home Ofiico Toronto

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INSURANCE COMPANY

J. C. SAINT, Gen. AgL, 144 Richmond St. Cum ottetown. Maritime Branch Ofllco: MacBeath Bldg, Morwtnn,

R. C. Mscdonald, LLB, C. L, U., Sllpt.

Rev. Mr. Murray pointed out that we ought to get a clear con- ception oi God as a great Heaven- lyFatirersothafiiwemay-beab toseesinixiallitsionnsasit really is. and in obtain that in- ward peace which alone enables Us to meet the trials oi liie. The morning Ant-hem, “Consider And Me,” Miss Berna Huestis taking the solo part. In the evening the "Send Out Thy Light" by Chas Gounod. As a special‘ number Mrs. T. Rm Cudmore and

At the morning worship, Rev. :1 th te i h Tests oi Our Religion. Bas- v0 e am‘ Dug t w meet Blcirgovrrie, Dumbarton, in tho second Ebb. 4.

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subject,‘ What on cost." ln it the ted that by renuncia- self-discip-

hecd o the chasir und by comparing

years. ..

1n the mun 1h; dd _ n, members 0i’ the early church. we Mrs. Angus McEactiem sang very the second year in succession, Eng- m-esldeng Ho“? ‘a, 1§,,.§,,,,{°‘°i§e,,,,,‘? shall come w a fuller knowledge sweetly the Duet entitled, "Who land defeated Wales 5-2 in m son 831d; “Lite insurance is not gésuilnd surtmnder to our Master. Could It Be, But Jesus." amztatfiurh Illtsefélfllébllfll Iigtcceu an industry of rimnry d ti I » -———-*——-——- mil 0 8T6 0 ny. $99.1 m}, a, agmulfine o, ,,1,’f,f,,,‘§°_ QQ, Rev. 1.. M. Murray preached the snvsuca T0 sccorm normn _s0n England won s-z at Rhyl.

ihg service, on ye oi l4:9._

think

GLASGOW, Jan. ZQ-(CP Cable) Keep Mlnard‘; In ihc h

-Buckie ‘Yhistie dazeswa-s i511 dale Wanderers in a. Scoti/lsh Cup, first-round replayed game on thd iormerb ground Saturday. A wreck:

draw at, Nithsdale. Buckie will now Cur querors o!

ENGLAND DEFEATS WALEB'

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