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19 THE EVENING CITIZEN, Ottawa, Wednesday, July 11, 1943. Toronto Stocks, Noon Quotations By Canadian Press. Arnprior Brigade 1 two sons, James and Duncan McLaren of Bromley; two sisters. Mrs. John McLeod and Mrs.

Ronald Angus of Bromley, and two brothers. David B. McLaren of Renfrew and Robert of Cobden. Given New Truck ARNPRIOR. July 11.

(Special) Arnnrinr's municinal pnunril has 1 i bought a new $8,500 truck mounted on a white chassis. It is an im Stocks Imper Oil Imper Tob Int Met A Int Met Int Nickel Int Pete Int Unar Jacknlfe Walte Joliet. Kerr Add Kirk Lake Labatt Labrador Fortune Lamaque Lapaska Secord Lei ten Lextndln Little High 153a 13 293i 1053i 38 23 1.08 28 13 67 133i 1.37 22 i 4.60 16 8.00 26 133 1.35 46 1.76 Louvicourt Hits 1.50 at Toronto TORONTO, July 11. (CP) Narrow gains and losses spotted the Toronto exchange board and there was little change in the average of prices at noon today. Volume improved a little to 173.000 shares for the first hour.

IOuvicourt had a burst of strength and the price touched 1.50 in a short splash of action. It then settled back to 1.35 for a net gain of 15 cents. Steep Rock advanced 25 cents to 3.10 and minor gains were held by Pend Oreille. Uranium, Noranda and Normetal. Fleet Aircraft was a strong spot in the industrial section, gaining 3-4 to 6 1-8.

-v-. "..1. 53 Llngman Louvicourt 1.50 Lynx posing affair, comprising all the modern gadgets including ladders, hooks, chemicals, fog nozzles and a booster pump that will generate power sufficient to throw six hundred gallons of water per minute and maintain steady pressure. It also carries a tank containing 300 gallons of water. If called to a nearby fire where there is no water quickly available, it can immediately connect the tank, start the booster, and go to work.

The new apparatus as soon as it arrived was given two trial tests before Fire Chief Beattie, the mayor, members of the municipal council and a considerable number of ratepayers. The first hose was attached to a hydrant at the high school. There was no extra pressure at the waterworks pumping station, yet the booster quickly ran the pressure up to maximum. PREPARING TO TRY THE WAR CRIMINALS Members of the Inter-Allied War Crimes Executive Committee are meeting in London to set up machinery for bringing- war criminals to justice. They are hopeful that the plan will be ready for presentation to Churchill, Truman and Stalin when the Big- Three meet shortly.

Lelt to right they are: Judge Robert II. Jackson, U.S. Supreme Court; Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, British attorney-grneral; M. O. Nikitchenko, deputy president of the Soviet Supreme Court, and M.

Robert Falco, counsellor of the French Court of Appeal. 54 2.90 3.60 106 22 28 18 6.35 73 39 57 70 1.10 2.99 30 i 37 75 1.84 MacLeod Malartic Map Lf Mill McColl McMarmnc McWatters Mid Cont Mln Corp Moneta Stl Car Nib Yello Noranda Normetal Can Mine O'Brien O'Leary Omega Orenaaa Pamour Paramaque Home After Visiting Scotland's Arnprior ARNPRIOR, July 11 (Special) Sgt. Cecil K. Wolff of the ROAF has just returned to his home ir. Arnprior after three and a half years service overseas during which he paid an extended visit to that other Arnprior in Scotland, foi which place this town was named 125 years ago by Chief Archibald McNab in whose Scottish estat Arnprior was prominent and who came out here to colonize, retrieve his fallen fortunes and regain the prestige and leadership of his clan.

It is an oft-repeated story he was a failure, except for the colonists he brought from Scotland and the township he founded and still bears his name. Sgt. Wolff describes Scotland'5 Arnprior as an idyllic little place in a pastoral setting with the same little post office btilding from which Bob Roy once made his remarkable escape and which event Sir Walter Scott weaves into a romantic story. The people of the older Arnprior are very interested in the people and customs of the Arnprior over here, the war has increased their affection for all Canadians, but especially for those who hail from these valleys of the Madawaska and the Dochert. Nowhere was a Canadian more welcome than in Stirling and Perthshire.

Only three miles from Ampricr in the heart of Scotland is the village of Kippen and, of course. Sgt. Wolff visited there, because the place bears the name of the Am prior young lady whom he has returned to wed before continuing his journey to the Pacific theater cf war. Flower Show Winners Announced at Renfrew Montreal. MONTREAL, July 11.

fCP) Paced by aircrafts selected leaders moved into winning territory today on the stock exchange and curb market in forenoon deals and gains generally were well ahead of losses. Noorduyn "and Fleet were at new tops in aircrafts and Fairchild was also stronger. In industrials, higher marks were set by Gypsum, Vick-ers preferred, Doseo Foundation and Woollens. Losers were Hamilton Bridge, Davis Canadian Industries and Ottawa Car. RENFREW, July 11 (Special) 29 76 Sales Stocks High Low Noon 100 Abltlbl 4i 4 la 105 Abltlbl 6 P.

59 i 59 59 '2 10 Acad Atl Su 200 Ang Can 90 90 90 200 Ang Hur 8.90 8.90 8.90 2000 Aquarius 61 60 60 500 Arntlield 38 38 38 4000 Ashley 10 09 10 2500 Astoria 18 16 i 18 400 Atlas 55 55 55 10700 Aubelle 55 50 54 2200 Aumaque 1.15 1.08 1.08 100 Aunor 4.05 4.05 4.05 500 Bagamac 37 37 37 1000 Base MetaU 14 li 14 't 500 Bear Expl 1.47 1.47 1.47 1000 Beattle 1.61 1.61 1.61 80 Beatty A 40 40 40 13 Bell Tel 171 171 100 Belleterre 11 'a Ilia 200 Berens 1.15 1.15 1.15 50 Bralorne 160 Brazil 253jt 25 2 253A 285 A Oil 24 24 24 600 Brit Dom 42 42 42 1000 Broulan 63 63 63 1000 Buff Can 31 31 31 20 Burns 10 10 10 25 Bread BP 75 75 75 100 Can SS 453i 30 Can Bak .8 8 8 20 Can Bak P. 100'i 100', 90 Bk of Com le 16i J6i 3355 Can Brew 16 IS', 16 15 Can Brew P. 50 502 50'2 20 Canners 1 243 24at 24i 65 Celanese 53 53 53 80 Can Food 73' 73'i 30 Ind Al A 9s 9 305 Can Loco 27 27 27 30 Can OH 27 27 27 370 19i 19 191, 1000 Cent Pore 25 25 25 10 Chromium 1.25 1.25 1.25 3500 Citralam 31 30 31 600 Cochenour 4.00 4.00 4.00 100 Conduit 7 7 7 15 Con Smelter 68 68 68 30 Con Gas 145 145 i 145 a 45 Cosmos 26 26 26 8600 Crowshore 1.09 1.04 1.05 70 Davis A 302 30a 30i 100 Davis 12A 12V 124 175 Dom Found. 28 2 28'a 28 a 100 Dom tfl 163 1634 10 Dom Tar 18 a 18 'a 18 i 110 Dom Wool 10 10 10 6500 Donalda 1.18 1.15 1.15 1000 Duqucsne 1.05 1.01 1.01 4000 East Crest 12 12 600 East Mai 2.64 2.62 2.62 2100 East Sull 3.50 3.35 3 35 20 Stl Prod 213i 21i 21 3000 Elder 98 95 97 12100 Eldona 74 72 72 60 Farmer 36 35 2 35 a 1555 Fleet Air 6s 5a 6a 100 Fndtn Co 24 24 24 400 Froblsher 5.20 5 20 5.20 1025 Yknlfe 6.95 6.90 6 90 2300 Yknlfe 40 40 40 500 Gillies 21 21 21 1000 Glenora 17 17 17 500 God's ake 48 48 48 200 Ooldal 25 25 25 1000 Gold Crest 33 31 33 700 Gold Arrow. 38 38 38 100 Gold Man 1.05 1.05 1.05 10 Pap Vt 54 5i 200 Gunnar 35 35 35 25 Gypsum ll'i llli UK 1500 Halliwell 73i 7 73i 100 Ham Bridge.

7a 7a 7'a 50 Ham Cotton 17 17 17 65 Hard Carp 8 7a 8 500 Hasaga 1.32 1.32 1.32 2700 Heva 37 36 36 100 Home Oil 3.85 3.85 3.85 1500 Homer 33 30i 33 Sales 330 15 65 50 125 210 600 600 1000 1400 675 400 290 500 1000 600 1500 10 100 300 800 4000 18300 12000 1300 200 100 5 3700 500 1500 1500 100 100 1000 80 1000 500 200 500 1000 7100 600 5500 600 600 1100 15 400 1000 3800 500 20 20 2500 100 2500 20 600 200 75 50 130 40 5 3050 1500 600 90 200 75 1300 100 25 150 300 6000 200 10 225 4000 175 200 200 600 25 15 100 10 Paymaster Low 15V4 13i2 2934 1053,4 381,4 23 1.00 28 13 65 13 la 1.33 22 4.50 16 7.50 26 153t 1.35 46 1.75 53 1.25 54 2 90 3.60 13' 20 28 18 6.30 73 20 39 57 69 1.08 2.99 30i '2 37 75 1.84 28 76 4.20 6.80 211a 2.70 95 8.50 09 41 44 45 133i 73 100 50 8 15 5 151a 75 77 2.90 08 2.30 18 4.75 22 1.55 83s 45 1.88 14 95 138 20 1 2 17 121a 4.50 36 2.00 55 'a 9 2.05 99 A companulat spray grown by Mrs Noon 15 li 132 293 1053,4 38 23 1.00 28 13 65 131a 1.37 22 1, 4.50 16 7.50 26 'a 1534 1.35 4fl 1.75 53 1.35 54 2.90 3.60 106 22 28 18 6.35 73 20', a 39 57 69 1.08 2.99 30 l'a 37 75 1.84 28 76 4.20 6.95 21 Va 2.70 95 8.75 09 41 44 45 133 73 1003i 50 8 15 8 5 15'2 75 77 3.00 08 2.30 18 4.75 22 1.55 83. 45 5 1.98 15 95 138 20 12 17 12 4.50 36 2.10 551a 9 2.05 99 Pickle Crow 4.25 Elect "Big Three" As Honorary Members LONDON, July 10. (CP) The Moscow radio said tonight that the anti-Fascist Balkan Youth League in Belgrade had elected Prime Minister Churchill, President Truman, Premier Stalin and Marshal Tito honorary members. Protest Hiring of D. W.

Stewart was the outstanding exhibit at the annual rose and del phinium show of Renfrew Horticultural Society in the agricultural Pioneer 6.95 Powell Rlv 21 li Preston 2.70 Quebec 95 Quemont 8.90 Reno 09 Robertson 41 Robertson 44 Rotiyn 45 Scythe 133i Senator Simpson 10034 rooms, Tuesday. Judge of the show was Harvey Fraser of Pembroke. Prize winners in the different Non-union Employ cs classes were: Mrs. J. M.

Plaunt New York. NEW YORK, July 11. fAP) Assorted stocks continued to exhibit modest rising tendencies in today's market but many leaders were at a standstill or slightly lower. Dealings tapered after the opening. Gains of fractions to a point were a shade in the majority near mid-day.

Mrs. J. E. Whitton, Mrs. George Sladen 50 Stand Chem 8 James McLaren RENFREW.

July 11. (Special) The funeral of James McLaren, who died at his home here on Sunday in his 87th year, was held Tuesday. The service at the home was conducted by Rev. Harold B. Neal of Trinity-St.

Andrew's United church. Burial was in Thomson-ville cemetery. Born in Renfrew, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McLaren, he went in early youth with his parents to Bromley township.

There, eventually, he farmed until his retirement in 1929 when he returned to Renfrew. Prominent in township affairs he served as councillor and was twice elected reeve. He was a member of the United church. Surviving, besides his widow, the former Amelia Ross, are two daughters, Mrs. Ray Forrest of Bromley and Delia McLaren of Montreal; Miller, Mrs.

S. Pottinger, James Clark, Mrs. D. W. Stewart, Mrs.

153i Southam Stand Pav E. Miller, F. Q. Dench, John Forgie 5 15 li 751 a 77 Stand Pav Stl Can Stl Can and Miss Jean Forgie. The committee in charge of the Steep Rock 3.10 show comprised F.

Q. Dench, Rev H. B. NeaJ. J.

N. Clark, H. Boling- broke and John Forgie. Mabel Stewart was show secretary. Merrickville L0L Holds Church Parade MERRICKVILLE, July 11.

(Special) Members of the LOBA No. 421, LOL No. 33. and OGB No. 71 held their annual church parade to Knox Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon.

Joined by visiting members from Burritts Rapids and Bishops Mills lodges, they marched from the Orange hall to Knox church where they united with the congregation there in worship. An address was given by Rev. Mr. Botting of Kemptville and special music was provided by the Kemptville Presbyterian church choir. The church was beautifully decorated with summer blooms in a color scheme of orange and blue.

On the return to their lodge room, a vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Botting and the choir. Merrickville School Has Fine War Record MERRICKVILLE, July 11 (Spe-cialT The staff and pupils9 of Merrickville public school are to be commended for their interest in helping the war efforts during the past year. A total of $89 was raised in special funds and $23 for the Red Cross. Besides, 147 articles of clothing and food valued at $9.82 were shipped.

During the year $638 in war saving stamps were purchased by the pupils, each room contributing as follows: Room 1, Miss Hazel Shields, teacher, $225; Room 2, Miss Eva F. Brown, teacher, Room 3, Miss Katheleen Payeau, teacher, $148, and Room 4, W. J. R. Coldwell, teacher, $61.

DARTMOUTH, NS, July 10 (CP) About 40 employes of the carpenter shop at the Royal Canadian Navy's armament depot were on strike here today. The workmen struck yesterday in protest against the hiring of two men who were not members of the Affiliated Trades and Labor Council. Union men said that one of the men had already joined but the status of the other was indefinite. Harrison Livingston, civilian personnel manager at the depot, said he expected the strike to be settled tomorrow. The Affiliated Trades and Labor Council represents all workers in the depot and the naval dockyard across the harbor in Halifax.

One Lump of Sugar Want something? Then let Citizen Classified Ads help yor. yet it. VANCOUVER. July 10 (CP) Sud Cont 08 Sullivan 2.30 Tamblyn 18 Teck Hughes 4.75 Tip Top 22 Trans Res 1.55 Union 83 Un Fuel A 45 Un Steel 53i Upper Can 2.00 Vermllata 16 West Mai 95 West Groc. 138 Weston 20i i Wiltsey 19 Wpg El 12S, Wr Harg 4.50 Yellorex 38 Curb Lumber 2.10 Con Pap 9 Pend Ore 2.05 Rel Grain 99 Beginning tomorrow only one lump of sugar instead of two will be served with coffee or tea or other beverages in most of Vancouver's Livestock MONTREAL.

July 11. (CP) Prices ere largely unchanged In trading today on trie livestock markets. Receipts: Cattle 191. sheep and lamb 84, hogs 25. calves 107.

The cattle division was slow. There was a hang-over from Tuesday of 167 cattle consisting mostly of medium to good steers. Good quality steers sold at 1225-13 with medium kinds going at 11-12 and common down to 8. Good heifers were 10.50-11. Good cows brought 9 25-8 50 with a few sales at 10.

Medium were 8-9. common 6.50-7.75 and canners and cutter Good butcher bulls were mostly 8.75-9.50 with commoner kinds down to 6. Calves were 15 for good quality veals. Medium kinds were and commons down to 6. Drinkers or pall fed calves were weighed In at 7-9.

mostly 7.50-8 50. There was a good clean up on lambs at 15 for good quality weighing 60 lbs. or more. Sheep ranged from 4-8. mostly Packers paid 19.50-20 for grade A hogs and small butchers Sows were 16-17 graded.

restaurants, officials of the Van JVi-ilner, Ross Co. Members The Toronto Stock Exchange couver branch, Restaurant Owners Association, announced here today. Officials said the one-lump rule was made necessary by the 25-percent reducation July in cafe sugar quotas. INVESTMENTS New York Stocks, Noon Quotations Slapped Nazi Prisoners, Jailed on New Charges FORT DEVENS, July 10. (AP) Pte.

Joe McGee, 25, released once from an army sentence for slapping German prisoners of war, in a case that attracted international attention, was sentenced today by a court martial to serve six months at hard labor for absence without leave, drunkenness in uniform and false swearing to an affidavit. it McKinnon. By Thomson Open Noon Open 26 Northern American fj'54 1J'J4 CPR Earnings MONTREAL, July 10 (CP) Increase of $202,000 or 3.3 per cent was reported today by Canadian Pacific Railway Company in earnings for the week ended July 7 of $6,243,000, compared with receipts of $6,041,000 in the corresponding period in 1944. 158 158 Paramount 33 Packard Motors 7 TORONTO HAMILTON VANCOUVER 47 96 34 13 47 961,2 34V4 13 491 Pennsylvania Ry. 39 Phillips Pet.

50 Public Service of N.J. 254 Pullman 3'8 Radio 12 Remington Rand 27 Sears Roebuck 120 Southern Rly. 50 Southern Pacific 54 22 22 181 181 35 98 35 98 Standard Brands 35 Standard Oil Ind. 38 Toronto. TORONTO.

July 11. (CP) Cattle prices were steady at the week's 50 rent cwt. decline In early trade on the Livestock Market here today. The market showed more activity at the lower price scale. A few good heifers brcuKht $12, choice fed yearlings were 113 50, butcher cows and a few bulls About 100 head Of weighty steers were sold before the final market close yesterday at the top price for the day of $13 cwt.

Calves sold steady with good and cbolce fl2.50-$14. medium to common downward to $8.25 and grassers Lambs- were' steady with good and choice S14-S15 and medium to common downward to $10. Sheep were steady at $3-57. No price was established for toss which closed previously at, dressed grsde A grade El sows mostly $15. Receipts reported by the Dominion Marketing Ser-vire were: Cattle 290.

calves 250. hogs 260. pheep and lambs 180. Unsold from yesterday were 1.650 head of cattle. standard Oil Socony 16 rW' JVWi Sperry Corp.

31 li Standard Oil of N.J 63 24 30 Studebaker New United Aircraft United Corporation 3 United Drug 19 57' Air Reduction New Allied Cnemlcal Allls Chalmers Amer. Can. Co. Amer. Locomotive Amer.

Radlutor Amer. Smelting Amer. Rolling Mills Amer. Tel. and Tel.

Anaconda Copper Atchison RIy. Baldwin Locomotive Blau Konox Bendlx Bethlehem Steel Borg-Warner Case Threshing Carrier Corp. Cerro de Pasco Chrysler Columbia Gas Crane Comp. Commercial Solvents Container Corp. Corn Products Crucible Curtlss Wright Douglas Air Dupont Fairbanks Morsa, Electric Power and Light General Electric General Motors Glldden Goodrich Harrison Walker Inter.

Harvester Inter. Nickel Inter. Paper Inter. Paper Pfd. Inter.

Tel. and Tel. Jones-Laughlln Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Lambert Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Dairy Products Noon 25 33 7 39 50 2514 53 13 27 120 50 54 35 38 42 18 14 31 63 25 30 2 19 19 57 8912 70 16 29 33 45 48 45 40 36 3 21 133 78 15 13 4 27 45 7 34 14 7 21 13 U.B. KUDDpr Union Carbide U.S. Steel Warner Bros.

Pictures Westlnghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Wool worth 89 70 16 29 33. 45 Sgl. Walter Copping Back in Merrickville MERRICKVILLE, July 11 (Special) Sgt. Walter Copping has been welcomed home after five years of service overseas. He was mc i in Ottawa by his wife, the former Freda Croucher, of Kent.

England, who came to Merrickville last year, his two sons, Tommie and Blllie, and his parents. Sgt. Copping enlisted at Hamilton in 1939, and trained at Camp Borden and Hamilton, going overseas in July, 1940. He saw service in France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Another brother, Capt.

Bill Copping, returned from overseas a few months ago and is at present stationed at Camp Borden. Presentation Made Grain 28 15 5112 82 39 40 27 35 1, 111 7 32 18 28 65 14 47 7 87 163 51 li 9 433k 68 29 58 33 86 35 27 98 27 37 121 38 33 V'a 64 25 30 13 1 29 28 15 51 82 39 40? 27 35 111 7 31 18 28 65 47 7 87 163 51 10 43 67 29 58 33 86 35 27 98 27 37 121 38 33 64 25i 30 13 29 Youngstown Sht. 48 I 3 1 1 y--- xvew York Curb Allumlnum of America Amer. Cynamld Amer. Gas and Electric Canadian Marconi Cities Service 45 39 36 3 21 Winnipeg.

WINNIPEG. July 11. (CP) Rye prices on the Winnipeg grain exchange today met profit taking and a little after opening In sympathy with Chicago. Dealings were on the dull side. Prices hovered around previous levels.

10 a.m. Prices. Rye July unchanged 1.60: Oct. Vt-V lower 1 443i: Dec. unchanged 1.41a; May higher-unchanged 1.403a.

service Service is an important part of our stock in trade. We feel that our clients appreciate being kept informed of "called "possible refund-ings" and other circumstances affecting their securities. If you, too, wish to receive such information, merely send us a list of the securities in which you are interested. This service is given without obligation. W.

C. Pitfield Company Limited 140 Wellington St. OTTAWA Telephone 2-5781 Montrtml Tortmfa QtUm Vsnetmptr Halisx Saint John Moncton Cities Service Pfd. 133 Cons. Gas of Baltimore 76 15 13 Electric Bond and Share Fairchild Aviation Fairchild Eneine JVa T.J ruiu ui tHiiaua 03 111U11U1C to'S Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 11. (AP) Grain fu- fares were strong at the opening to- daT. Influenced more by the govern- I Niagara Hudson Oklahoma Natural Gas Pantapec Oil St. Regis Paper Technicolor United Lt.

and Power a 33 14 7 21 13 Norm American Aviation New York Central To Retiring Teacher MERRICKVILLE, July 11 (Special) Mrs. Delmar Thompson, who has resigned as teacher of SS No. 8, Wolford, was guest of honor at a social evening held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haskins Montreal Stocks, Noon Quotationsx ment estimate of a small corn crop than by the prediction of the largest wfcat crop on record.

Rre gains reached 2' cents a bushel. Wheat opened unchanged to higher than the previous close. July corn was unchanged. December M1E'. oat were up July 6714.

Rre was -2 i cents higher. July Q43A. There was no early trading In barley. By Canadian Press. High Low Noon Thursday evening.

Sales Storks Curb. 1175 Abitibl 150 Abitibl 67o --30 Abitibl 7 250 Acadia Atlantic. 25 Pulp 50 Can Ind 25 Can Vlckers Bonds 68.. HLPOPlHjajcomf-l 4 59 160 I714 42 161 7 67 2.10 4 59 160 17 42 161 7 67 2.10 4 59 Va 160 17 42 161 7 67 2.10 47 7 9 Music and games were enjoyed and later the presentacion of a beautiful gift was made by Miss Bessie Rathwell. The address was read by Mrs.

Wilfred Beamish. Mrs. Thompson's resignation following a term of five years teaching was accepted. Mrs. Thompson expressed her appreciation for the gift.

WARCO AVEDS LONDON ACTRESS Allan Nickleson, Canadian Press war correspondent from Toronto, it seen here with his bride, London born Georgina Japger, following: their wedding- in London, on June 29, Known professionally as "Georgina," this West End actress is currently appearing in Jack Hylton's production, "Irene," and previously played before Canadian troops on the Continent. (Canadian Army Overseas photo.) ijtn PJ, Wtf irrAr I 47 7 9 191i 12 V4 lOli 11 4 5 39 9 3 12 Va 9 14 41 20 10 Sales Storks HiRh Low Noon 50 Algoma 16 16 16 50 A Bank Note. 18 18 18 65 Bathurst 17 17 17 88 Brazilian 25 25 25 125 Bruck Silk 15 15 15 35 Can Nor Pow 9 9 9 100 Can SS 16 16 16 100 Can SS 46 46 46 4010 Can Brew 16 15 16 10 Can Brew Pfd 50 50 50 19 Can Car Pfd 31 31 31 10 Can Loco 27 27 27 220 19 19 19 100 Con Smelt 68 68 68 10 Dom Tar 17 17 17 30 Dom Textile 7914 79 79 75 Foundation 24 24 24 125 ypsum 11 11 11 50 Ham Bridge 7 7 7 50 Imperial Oil 15 15 15 235 Int Util 29 29 29 10 Int Paper 30 30 30 100 Int Pete 23 23 23 10 McColl 10 10 10 50 Molson 24 24 24 5 Mont Power 22 22 22 5 Nat Brew 40 40 40 240 Nat Steel Car 20 20 20 120 Noranda 57 57 57 55 Ogllvie 28 ''a 28 2R 200 Ottawa Car 7 7 7 25 Penmans 61 61 61 50 Powell Rlv 21 21 21 1000 Placer 18 18 18 25 Power Corp 10 10 107', 25 St Corp 3 3 3 140 St Paper Pfd 62 62 62 3 Can Power 14 14 14 45 Steel 75 Va 75 75 266 Wpeg Elec 12 12 12 47 7 9 19 1214 10 11 4 6 39 9 37', 12 9 14 41 20 10 .25 8' By Canadian Press UtUlr uud Bid Ask Assoc. and T. 1955 112i 114i B.

C. Tel. 4'i 1961 Bell Tel 5 1960 131 Cm! Power 5 1960 112 Int. Hydro Elec. 6 1944 88i 91 Maclaren Power 4 1959 1021a 104 li Maritime Elec, 414 1956 102 NMd L.

and P. 1956 101 li and P. 4 1957 102 li Ottawa L. and P. 4 1957 102 Sac Pow 4V 1966 104 107 Shaw.

W. and P. 4 1961 103 105 United Secur. 3 1952 97 li Industrials Abltlbl CO D. Ex.

5 1953 111 113 Aio Pac Gr 6 1946 104 Burns and Co. 4 1963 99 101 Cons. P. 5 1961 1061i C. Int.

Pap. 6 1949 112 Donnacona Paper 4'i 1956 103 105 Fm Play. 4'i 1951 102 104 Fed Gr 6 1949 105 Gt Lk Pap. 5 1955 109 111 McColl Ft. 4 1949 102'i Mersey Pper 6 1949 111 and P.

5 1960 112 Eoiiand Paper tV 1951 101 FAVOURITE 19 12 10 11 4 6 38 9 3 12 9 14 41 20 10 .25 8 10 A CANADIAN 50 Can Vlckers Pfd 400 Lumber 35 CI Neon Pfd 175 Com Alco Pfd 500 Con Paper 100 David 150 Davis 250 Dom Wool 100 Donnacona 1030 Fairchild 2695 Fleet Air 205 Fraser 200 Lowney 25 Melchers 25 and Paper. 2 Mt Royal Hotel 705 Noorduyn 15 Que Pulp Pfd 75 Rel Grain 20 Bridge' 433 Southmount 50 Stand Chem 36 Windsor Hotel Mines. 3500 Aldermac 2500 Beaufor 500 Bonvllle 3000 Cent Cad 1300 Centremaque 1700 East Sull 2000 Joliet Que 2000 New Calumet 50 Pato 500 Stand Gold 1800 Sullivan Oils. 500 Homestead .25 8 10 10 .09 .09 li .25 .25 .25 .40 .28 .40 .40 .28 .27 .43 .43 -b's-fef Unlisted Mines By Sproule. Phillips.

Prices shown are approximate quota 3.40 3.40 3.40 .67 .66 .66 .25 .25 .25 5.60 5.60 5.60 .48 .47 .48 2.35 2.35 2 35 Produce 500: mines 19.600. Sales Industrial 16 ss Surgical Eggs and Butter. TORONTO. July 11 (CP) Egg and butter prices in the produce market here today as reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture follow: Eggs: Wholesale to retail, A-large 39, A-medlum 38, A-pullet 34. 32-33, 29; country shippers quoted graded eggs, cases free, A-large 36, A-medlum 36, A-pullet 31, 30, 26-27.

Butter: First grade solids 33-34, second grade solids 32-33. KftltVF! 2 tions and do not represent firm blda or offerings: Bid Ask Bid Ask Alb Rlv Murbell 8 10 (new) 40 43 Metalore 3 5 Aaiokl 8'i 10 Ama La 145 155 (new) 3 41i Apex Oa 7 Mohawk 5 7 Afntfield 4 6 Myl que 23 25 (new 44 47 Nat Mai 41 45 Au Rou 133 140 Norcourt 18 20 Argo 16 18 Nick Of 200 250 Bar Lar 6 8 New Aug 21 24 Biondor 19 21 Norbeau 100 110 Brock 13 16 Norseman 16 18 Calder 13 15 Obalskl 17 20 Cen Man 6 8 Oklend 9 11 Cock 6 8 Opemtska 15 17 Co Chib 40 50 Orplt 12 14 Der 7 9 Ortona 29 32 Don Pat 5 7 Pascalls 41 44 Kiridge 9 11 Pelango 8 10 Eectra 15 17 Poona 5 7 Goodrac 6 8 Presdor 5 9 Irr- 4 5'i Privateer 50 53 Hat Ml 10 12 Que Man 55 60 Have Co 6 7 Rand Mel 36 39 Hovie Rebalr 47 50 new) 28 30 Ray 25 27 Hi rldpe 9 11 Rlchgrou 30 35 PP 17 20 Rttorla 7 9 Kair.iec 39 42 A A 100 110 lafruerre 28 32 Sheldon 34 36 Lar Tfd 6 8 Stad'cona 70 74 Larder 6 8 Tiffany 14 17 Mag Co 54 58 Tovarich 44 6 Mar 19'2 20 West 16 18 Mate Yel 15 18 Davids 27 30 Mat Con 25 28 Wesley 3 4'i OTTAWA TRUSS CO. OF CANADA, LTD. 318 Wellington St. 2-3298 Bacon Hogs.

TORONTO, July i 11. (CP) Dressed weight were up 75 cents at Barrie and prices unchanged at Peterborough at $18.60 plus transportation, unchanged at Harnilton at $18.75 delivered, and no price was established at Peterborough in bacon-hog markets reporting early todav. London later reported dressed $18.60 delivered. Travel Magazine. FOR WARTIME Includes the NYC.

Jersey, Canada, En route, Hotels, Restaurants, Prices, Resorts, Cruises. 60c postpaid. 551 5th N.Y.C., 17. THE GIMLET If YOU like a mixture that is mild but full bodied try Wakefield. For this blend of fine tobaccos is mild, cool and supremely satisfying.

Try it. Butter and Eggs. MONTREAL. July 11. (CP) Canadian commodity exchange.

Spot: Butter (92 score) 34'i-3438: eggs. BI Eastern A large 37-37 a. A medium A pullets 30'i-31, E-B 31-32. E-C 25-25'i. Futures: July eggs 36b.

Win '42 Olds. Torpedo Coach Money Answer to Today's Puzzle. 0s i WA up AOMA I 4 ft I 1 I ft. I Canadian Dollar. NEW YORK, July 11 (CP) The Canadian dollar was unchanged at a discount of 9U per cent in terms of United States funds In mid-day foreign exchange dealings today.

(Ottawa Foreign Exchange Board rate 9.09-9.01 pc. dls.) The pound sterling was unchanged at $4.03. Tp LORD TjoTfTSr 5 HOP 'E ITpi vlETA AC NnVlNNgPg Tickets: 5 for $1.00 Drawn for July 28th. Send name and address with money order to Kiwanis Club, 140-F, Simcoe Peterborough, Ont. Dividends Declared Kerr Lake Mines Limited, five cents, payable Aug.

15 to shareholders of record July 31..