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NEW YORK, Dec. 22 —- (AP)- Small gains and losses were just

about a stand-off again today in the stock market.

Sharp swings in a few issues em- ,‘ ' " the p11 a narrowness of the market generally. Through- out the month the average price level has barely moved.

Most “ today were a point

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or less. with emphasis on the less.

Turnover remained at an even 1.000.000 shares for. the second day in a row. and the same rate at which business has been running recently.

Atlantic Gulf and West Indies put on a show of its own with a 4 7-8- polnt jump to 60, peak price for the year. Control of the company changed hands within the past few weeks.

Texas Gulf Sulphur closed 3 3-4 lower at 58 1-2.

Nickel Plate Preferred lumped 4 5-8 to 134 3-4 and tho Common add- ed 1 1-4 at '14.,

Pennsylvania Railroad reached a new low for the year on a trifling loss.

Canadian issues closed weak. Mo- lntyre slipped 8-4. Dome Mines was off 1-4. Canadian Pacific and Hir- am Walker eased 1-8. Distillers Sea- grarn was unchanged.

At Toronto

TORONTO. Dec. 22—(CP)—Golds and base metals moved on a slight.- ly weaker tone on the Toronto Stock Exchange today. Western oils remained firm.

Senior golds were mixed and jun- iors slightly easier. The group open- ed on a downward trend but firmed in mid-session to close on a stead- ier note. Kerr Addison, La Luz and Wright-Hargreaves tightened in the senior issues while a few juniors showed gains ranging up to six cents.

Base metals were easier in very light action. Gulf Lead provided a little action. dipped nine cents to a new low at 46 cents. Smelters, International Nickel and Noranda added fractions

Anglo-Canadian rose 15 cents at $4.60 in a firming western oils list. Pacific Petroleum was ahead eight cents and Home Oil added 1-8 at 13 1-4. Leduc West and Calgary and Edmonton were among the losers.

The exchanges closing index showed golds up .04 at 89.79, base metals down .22 at 105.10, western oils up .31 at 54.48.

"Al: Montreal

MONTREAL, Dec. 22—(CP)—Tn- dustrials failed to establish any definite trend on the Montreal Stock Exchange and curb market today. Trading remained dull due to the coming holidays although seven issues had turnovers exceed- ing 1,000 shares each. Mines were also mixed and trading was light.

Today's industrial sales were 31,- 000 shares, an increase of 3,100 shares over the previous day while mines totalled 86.000 as compared with 138,800 shares yesterday.

Closing averages showed banks off .10 at 27.66; utilities unchanged at 73.3; industrial: up .1 at 130.6; papers off .03 at 330.93 and golds off .08 at 64.10.

There wgre 155 issues traded on the two Montreal markets today of which 38 were higher, 47 were low- ei and 70 remained unchanged. Two new highs and three new lows were recorded.

Selected paper issues were about mixed today. Abitibl Pfd added 1-2 as Powell River moved ahead 3-8. Abitibl Common and International Paper gained 1-4 each. M. d: O. Pa- per dipped 1-2 while Fraser and Brown lost minor fractions.

Imperial Oil and B. A. Oil rose 3-8 and 1-4 respectively as Anglo- Canadlun slipped five cents.

The base metals had Consolidat- ed Smelters ahead 3-4 at 122 1-4 as Aluminum dropped 1-2 and closed at 58 1-2. Bell lost 5- in utilities while Winnipeg Electric fell 1-2. Shawinigan was off 1-4 and Power Corporation added a minor fraction.

In the balance of the list, Cana- dian Vlckers was on the uptrend once more rising 1 1-4 points to 63 1-2. Stelco gained 1-2 and closed at 82 1-2. Dominion Textile and Mas- sey-l-lurris added minor amounts.

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WINNIPEG, Dec. 22 — (GP)- Trading was generally dull on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today. with pre-holiday dealings bringing a firm tone in prices.

Oats were taken by shippers in I modest way. Shipperrand pro- cessors supplied support ln barley. Offerings were light for the most part.

Rye attracted some demand from American houses and recessions. Offerings were of a mission house character.

The United Kingdom was allocat- ed 250.000 bushels of wheat under Anglo-Canadian export business.

Prices of class two wheat was unchanged.

Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 79 1-4; ex 3 CW 70 1-4; 3 CW and ex 1 feed 76: l. feed 74; -2 feed 70 1-2; 3 feed 68; track 76 1-4.

Barley: 1 and 2 CW 6-row 1.26 3-4; 1 and 2 C W2-row 1.18 3-4: 8 CW 6-row 1.17 3-4; 1 feed 1.07 5-4; 2 feed 1.06 3-4; 3 feed 1.04 ‘l-4; 2 CW yellow 1.11 34; 3 CW yellow 1.10 3-4; track 1.03 1-4.

I Bailey's Store

Southport

NOW OPEN

Large stock of Christmas Candy, Fruit, Drinks, etc. Low Prices Open till II p.m. this week

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. Dec. 22—

Sales Stock

2000 Am Larder . 4000Am Yknlfe 10635 Anglo Cdn

10600 Anacon 8000 Armistice 3500 Ashley .

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3000 Athona 1050 Aunor .. ..... 200 Bk of NS 86 125 Bk of Tor 37 2600 Base Met 55 200 Belleterre 525 1000 Bevcourt 24 1000 Bidgood l2 2000 Boycon . 03 3-4 7300 Brit Dom 31 1000 Buff Cdn 19 1900 Cal Edm 600 1550 Campbell 290 275 Cdn Brew .. 19 7-8 600 Caribou . 125 1300 Cent Leduc . 147 535 Cent Pet . . 125 1300 Chem Res . 53 4500 Cheskirk 09 1-2 2400 Chesterville 250 100 Chromium . 160 1200 Cochenour .. 204 5500 Con Home .. 14 540 Con Smelt . 122 14 600 Conwest . 2700 Decalta ., .. 24 1-2 1500 Davies Pete 39 100 Delnite . 130 5000 Denison .. 09 4500 Detta . 11 1-2 8200 Dlckenson 58 5600 Discov . , . __. 27 300 Dome ._. ... 16 1-4 160 Dom Bk . 25 1-8 4500_Dulama . . 22 1-2 162500 Duvay .. 17 6500 East Crest 10 2000 East Led . 37 11100 E Mal . 195 575 E Sulliv 310 6000 Eldona 70 3200 El Sol .. 09 6400 Eureka .. 54 1200 Frobisher 210 400 Giant . _. 470 7250 Goldcrest 326 Gold Man 8000 Goldora .. _ 6000 Goldvue . _ 11 7.3 12200 Gulf Lead .. .... 46 2500 Hulliiveli . 02 6000 Hard Rock . 21 4000 Hadley __ 39 75 l-Iolllnger ._ 12 2605 Home Oil , 13 3.4 445 Hud Bay 55 120 Imp Bk , . g3 234 Int Nickel 13500 Int Uran 234 34 8500 Jollet . .... 44 2000 Kayrand 05 12000 Kelore 20 190 Kerr Add . , 13 3.4 10500 Kirk Gold . ()9 1750 Kirk Lake _ 135 300 L Dufault . 107 5000 L Fortune 03 1

340 Lake Shore .. 1000 L Wasa . 150 La Luz _

2000 Lynx , 550 Macassa . 2200 MacDonald 200 Madsen .. 1000 Magnet 4500 Macho __ 1150 Mal Gf . 700 McKenzie 1000 McLeiian _ 3000 Mid Cont . 50 Min Corp 3200 Negus , 5500 New Cal 6000 Newnorth _ 4500 New Norz . 1000 New Rouyn 9800 Nicholson .. 500 Nlpplsslng 280 Norandn 3200 Normetal .. 1125 New Thur . 9000 Norpick 3000 North Inca 1500 Nor Can 900 OBrlen 500 Okulta 3000 Omnltrans 1300 Orenadzi _ 4400 Osisko . 3500 Osulake .. 3200 Pac Pete . 5000 Pen Rey 11100 Piccadilly 300 Pickle Crow 300 Pioneer 3050 Pan West 200 Preston 2000 Pros Air 660 Quemont 3500 Roche . 170 Roy Bank 7000 Roybar 700 San Ant .. 2000 Sannorm 4000 Senator

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' RECIILATE and

ient to give safe footing.“

ll ilY-LAW To '

Removal of SNOW and ICE rnon orr TilE SIDEWALKS

"1. It shell be the duty of every tenant or occupier of any premises in the City, or in case there be no tenant, then of the owner of such premises to keep such portion of any public walk free from ice at oll reasonable times, otherwise to cover the some with sand, ashes or other material suffic-

It is requested that people co-operote in this mctter as the walking is very treacherous.

COMPEL TIIE

J. A. FULLERTON City Clerk.

New York Exchange

Anaconda 32 7-8 Am Car and F . 31 3-8 Beth Steel . 33 5-8 N Y Central 12 3-4 Ches Ohio . 31 5-8 Con Edison . .. 22

Elec Auto Lite 40 1-2 Gen Eiec . 39 1-2 Gen Motors .. 58 1-8 Gt Nor Pfd 41 1-2 Std Oil NJ .. '72 5-8 Kennecott . 55 3-3 Mont Ward 54

North Am 15 1-2 Phil Pete .. 57 1-2 U S Rubber 38 3-4 Radio Corp . 13 1-8 Texas Corp 53 1-4 United Air . 22 3-4 Van Air 21

West Elec 23 3-4 West Union 15 1-2 U S Steel 70 3-4

BANKS

Commerce . 23

Montreal . . . 26 3-4 Nova Scotia .. 35 1-2 Royal Bunk .. 25 1-2

Produce

MONTREAL, Dec. 22 —- (CP)—- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by the Dominion Dc- pnrtment of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 5l—52; med 47-48; A pullets 38-39 1-2; B 42—44; C 35——38.

Butter: Current receipts Que no 1 pasteurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-42 wholesale Que no 1 pasteurized fresh and storage 68 1-2. First grailc creamery print job price 70 1-2, solids 69.

Cheese; Current receipts western white 32 5-8; Que, irvhiie 33, fob Montreal; western colored 32 3-4~ 33 1-2; wholesale western white 33 1-2; western colored 34. Quebec white 33 1-2. No other prices estab- lished.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.10-1.25; no 2 75 lhs .T5-.80; N.

75 lbs 1.35-1.40.

MIG-RATE FROM PAKISTAN

CAMJUTTA, India - (GP) - More than 1,500,000 non-Moslsms have migrated from East Bengal (Pakistan) b0 West Bengal ac- cording to a West Bengal govern- menl: communique,

700 Sheep Cr .. 154 2415 Sherrltt . .109 100 Sigma . 780 1500 Silzinco 4i? 240D Silv Mill 3G 500 Springer 13.‘? 3325 Steep R0 . 150 500 Sullivan 145 2000 Surf Inlet . 06 1-2 600 Sylvunlte

1000 Tcck Hugh 14000 Thom Lund . 1350 Un Keno

300 Upp Can 1266 Ventures

225 \Valle 2500 Wingait ..

408 Wright Hill‘ . . 2500 Ycllorcx 2500 Ymlr . .. Total sales 681,000.

Since 193i, youngsters in l-‘relsing, man,

the youngest show their skill on a

hard P. Seinig.)

B. no 1 75 lbs 1.25—1.30; PEI no 1

Abitibl Asbestos B A Oil Bldg Prod . Bruck Silk . Bell Tel Can Brew . Bathurst . Can Cement . Can Pac Cclrmcse Can Car Found . Can Car Pld Can Steam Can Paper Cockshutt Dom Bridge Can Vlckers Dom Coal Pfd Don A. . .. Dis Seag . . Dom St B . Dryden Fraser Fcrd A . Founda . Gen St Wares . l-low Smith Ham Bridge .. Ilir Walker . Can Ind Al "Int Nickel Imp Oil . Int Pete int Power Int Paper _ Imp Tob B C Power Con Smelt Lake Woods . Muss Harris McColl Front Nat Si. Car Can Nor Pfd Norzinclzi Price Bros Quebec Power Shziivinigan Si Lziw St Law Pfd St Law 2nd Pfd Dom Text .. . .. Dem Till‘ . \Vpg lilac A S! of Cun Brazilian

SIIIPPINIi NEWS

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived “Kaiinesday Manchester Trader, from CITCSIOl‘ Brush. U. S. ports Bezivcrioril, Liverpool Saileil Wednesday Manchester Progress, for United Kingdom Emprrss of Canada. Halifax Ccntaiiru, Mediterranean ports Consuelo. l-lull AT HALIFAX- Arrived Wulnesday Ln Petite l-Iemine. from Sydney.- N S. Nova Scoiiii, Boston Salli-ii Wciliii-silay Biill, for Boston lrvin S. Cobb, New York

Man-

b-BI

i Landon.

lrrldcsi iii-truss. “celebrated her 103m? birthday in November.

with the approval and co-opcrntlon of the city's fire marshal. The marshal started the project with three boys. Now the junior fin fight-rs have their own uniforms and equipment. and four of the regular firemen are alumni of the youth- fire brigade. At loft. two of k ladder. Below, they swiftly connect ~ a hose and wet down a threatened shed. Right, tlvv man an old- fashioned hand pump. (Photos by NBA-Acme stall c-n-cspondent Gcr-

Torr licnd. Liverpool Jzilnkctu, Bombay

LONDON - (CP) - Miss Helen (Yi-cssivcll. of Lewisham, south brllcvrd to be Britain's

Germany, have been playing fire-

ro nun MANY

the post year and are looking in the future.

PRDDIICERS AND DEALERS ‘

We tok_e this opportunity of wishing you all a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and o HAPPY NEW YEAR. We have appreciated doing business with you oll during

forward to continued relations

The Management and Staff of

SWIFT CANADIAN Co. Limited

Dairy 8i Poultry Division Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Just received a corlood turns from your livestock be su time.

All prices quoted f. o. b.

CNARLCTTET

SWIFT'S FEEDS

Swift's Hog Grower I6 per cent $3.45 Swift's Hog Concentrate 40 par cent $5.11.

SWIFT CANADIAN Co. Limited

of Swift's feeds. For besl ro- re and use Swift's feeds every-

Charlottetown. .

DWN P. E. I.

SW1

FT’S

BABY CHICKS

Now is the time to plan your poultry raising program for i949. Markets for both eggs and poultry meats are assured for oll of I949 at profitable prices.

Remember when it comes to baby chicks you have to

get Swift's Husky, Healthy a

profit. They are hatched from eggs token

nd Hardy show a

from carefully

chicks to

pullorum tested flocks that are moied with R.O.P. or Gov-

ernment Approved Mules. We operate one of the

finest

con mcrciol hotcheries on Prince Edward Island and strict

sanitation is our No. I foctor The following breeds a coming off schedule every M

hatchery starts on schedule: RO.P. Sired Barred Rocks, R.O.P. Sired New Humpshires,

R.O.P. Sired New Hampshire

in oll our hatchery operations. re obtainable with hatches onday and Thursday when our R.O.P. Sired White Leghorns,

x Barred Rocks. R.O.P. Sired

Light Sussex x New Hampshire. Government Approved Light

Sussex x New Hampshire.

Indications are that baby chick prices orders placed between

next yeor but for oll

December 3Ist the prices wil Pullets Unsexed Chicks Cockerels . . . . . .

will be higher now and I be as follows:

32c Each

i6c each

8c each

use .--|u.;..

Get your orders in now and even if you want delivery later the above prices will still cover. Remember again that orders must be in before December 3Ist to obtain the above

prices.

SWIFT’S NI-ITCHERY

Phone I027

Charlottetown, P. l. I.

With Gladness

gladness men of old

Did the guiding star behold;

As with joy they hailed its light. Leading onivzirci. beaming bright; So, most gracious Lord. may we Evermore be led to Thee!

As

As with

As with joyful steps they sped. Saviour to Thy lowly bed;

There to bend the knee before Thee, whom heaven and earth

adore:

So may we uith willing lect Ever seek the mercy-seat.

As they offered gifts most rare At the cradle, rude and bare;

So may we iviih holy joy.

Purc, and lice from sins alloy,

All our costliest treasures him?- Chrisl, to Thor, our IlC21\€llI_'y' King.

Holy Jesus. every rial’

1169p us in the narrow way; And, when earthly things are p Bring our ransonied souls. at las . Where they need no star to gulci Where no clouds Thy glory hide.

in the heavenly country bright Need they no croalcd light; Thou ils light, its joy. its crowm Thou iis sun which gocs not dovm] There forever may we sing Hallelujahs to our King! AFRICAN DISCOVERY The Cape ui Ciood Hope was (ilscovcrcl in i488 by Bariholvniw Dinz. CANADA'S INCREASING AREA NCTl’i..1lIl(II.'ill(1\ ill1i<lll villi Ctm- mirlzi illL"‘l“ii‘t‘\ 1"» I) nlimcifs area. My 06,000 sqzinrr: m ics, making it ‘larger than 13.0 “IIHIP of Europe.