Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page sixteen sales Grain Exchange Winnipeg june 28. Winnipeg wheat prices registered Good advances on Mon Day under the impetus of aggressive buying from exporters Winnipeg Winnipeg free press monday june is. 1343 july oct. Dec. July oct. Dec. Open High 9bt 101-b 102 103% Low 90% 101% 102 monday june 28, 1943. Close or close last year lob 99% lob Barley july oct. Dec. And american houses and part Rye of this support was believed to july represent Export business in markets at a glance wheat quotations closed Mon Day As follows i l to 1 in higher. Chicago me higher to Uncle. Minneapolis to Iii Dier. Canadian wheat to such Neutral countries As Spain Portugal or Switzerland. While Little details of the sales were available it indicated that three or four Soh 90% wheat july sept. Dec. July sept. Dec. July sept. Open 1441s 145 ski 145 461r cargoes might have been in j dec. Vol Cal representing More than 901-sb 92-Vo 02% High 145 147 69 68 90% 91% 92vib 92% 64 a 64 89b 91b Low 144 i 146v4 close Prev. Close 144% july d8v4 100si july sept. Open High 137% bushels. In addition to Export support. American inter ests were credited with to King More than bushels out of the pit mostly in the de Cember evidently a continuation of the recent bread buying from Southern sources. Hedging sales were on a much lighter scale in the Early Trade and expanded Only slightly near the which left quotations i la crop conditions Are Good Over to 1 in higher and the july at i most areas in. Western Canada but . There arc some districts where the Winnipeg wheat received Only is Rumion is unsatisfactory Accord 67 i s8 102% 145 i j05b 105b lob 69 68b 100 101% 146% 105b 105b lob 67% Low 136% close 137 a 138% Prev. Close deeded Southern Alberta by the National Grain company. In Southern Alberta extending Over modest stimulation from Chicago where prices moved narrowly while traders watched Washington legislative developments which were in-1 the Border into Western Sas Katche Terr Etc bullish by in View the wan crops Are deteriorating from disapproval registered by the United i Jack of. Moisture and rain is urgent states House on agricultural subsidy. By required. This same condition applies to some extent in sections few just South of this area where the top soil is getting dry and More rain is required to prevent deterioration. On the other hand crops Are said to be turning yellow from too much moisture in Northwestern Manitoba while other Small sections mostly in Saskatchewan report the crop backward with warm weather re very Plain Union stockyards Winnipeg and ing to a crop Survey issued monday St Boniface june at weather advices showed scattered showers in the West with the dry in Alberta getting insignificant moisture while temperatures generally were unseasonably Low contributing to the late Ness of the crop. Statistical items showed an up Ward trend in country marketing with bushels of wheat delivered on saturday and bushels of coarse grains. The Lake head movement was in Small portions including bushels of All grains which 22 Els of Barley went to Superior wis. Fair round lots of two Northern i and a Small it. Of one Northern were reported taken in he Cash quire. Gardiner tells ,000 bushels to wheat prospects Interior. I when Market for shipment to Buffalo with shippers on the buying end. And estimate.-, of the transactions in two Northern wore close to the spread on this Grade was slightly better at 3.4 cent improvement but spreads on the lower grades developed an easier tendency after Early ship per requirements were satisfied. Closing Cash wheat spreads Dis closed All grades except two Northern off i cent while two Northern was unchanged. Crop is Likely to holdings in this International Chis in an address made in Chicago the Union stockyards Over the and up to nine o clock monday morning consisted of cattle 660 calves hogs and 265 sheep and lambs with additional 435 cattle showing up during the same period on through Billing. In addition to deliveries coming off trucks there Are a further ten cars of Stock reported to arrive in the Yards by rail. In addition to fairly moderate numbers the run of cattle for the initial session of this week was Side red about the plainest for Grain pad current trading season with the receipts running largely to cows and stockers with a dearth of dry fed Butcher cattle to satisfy the needs of the Trade. Buyers were not very aggressive bidders on the g. Wilson Geddes. General manager and actuary of the Northern life Assurance company was elected president of the life insurance Institute o Canada last week it was announced from head quarters in Toronto saturday. Unlisted mines James Richardson june 28, 1043. Mines bid asked 7 g 10 12 Albany River new amal. Kirkland area Rock 3arber Larder Clifton cons. Central Man. Eastward. Flon Orty four Ranco Oil Laquerre in Marunac lancet cons to lowest Iron Osher at. Malar la new a Curita or Beau Northern tin Klimpl Lemiska Copper Ascali Ort coldwell its Der Propri Earv Tichac Manitou and Malartic or slur Yeon Hompson landmark Lesley Gold Oung Davidson Industrial s a. Pulp c. Pulp Ltd. Rown co., com. Rown co., pad. Urns co., a urns co. B Edural Grain com. Cd Cral Grain pad. Inn. Ont. Paper be. Pulp paper . Elince Grain pad. 1214 5 52 29 0 11 25 23 9 3 Foj 24 35 i 550 23 10 i 57 10 13 37 10 24 11 73 2.20 38 i 11 4.00 84 3 26 40 570 25 13 27 11 i 77 2.30 39 to 4.15 s3 s a a Tkv 26 83 32 3514 material at their disposal monday. Consequently the movement Dur 4u r j. Hon. J. G. Gardiner minister of1 s rounds was generally agriculture said that the 1943 when restricted As most interests were increase Canadian Tapfar cantly. In a bearish mood and Strain available for about a third of the receipts Issri tuition up to s made up of cows bids in this bushels. Some 649000colon the Market were being 000 bushels would be carried into tendered on a 25c or More lower the new crop year on August s basis about bushels of which would still be on the farms and for s. W. Fairweather is . Vice president Montreal june appoint ment of s. W. Fairweather As vice president of research and develop ment of the Canadian National approve City Bond Issue a new Short term City of Winni Peg Bond Issue to provide funds for retiring a previous Issue of 30. Years ago prior to maturity was approved by City Council at a Spe Cial meeting monday afternoon. The new Issue is expected to be sold around a a a per cent yield basis against 4v4 per cent the pre Vious interest rate. Thirty years ago Winnipeg issued registered1 Stock on the Lon no at the end of 30 years upon six months notice. The proceeds the Stock were used for the construction of various types of local improvements Hydro electric works water works schools Etc. About 80% of the sinking fund to repay the debt is now on hand and the remaining 20% will accumulated during the next years. As was intended at the time o the Issue 30 years ago the City proposes to exercise its option t retire the Stock before maturity an notice is now being Given to a off the whole amount on Fob 1944. To provide funds for this Pur pose a portion of the accumulate sinking fund will be used and Short term Bond Issue made for the balance which it is expected Ca be sold around a yield basis against the present interest rate. Winnipeg industrials. Anglo Canadian oils Beaver lumber Ltd. Beaver lumber com. Can. Amer. Trust can. Kire ins. Canadian indemnity can. Invest. Fund Crescent Creamery pad Dom. End. Car. Pad. Dom. End. Car com. Nada mental Trust a fundamental Trust b it. West life Assance. Grouped income Home invest. S4c Par value Home invest parts certs. Monarch life 20% paid nor can. Mob. Units bid asked 20.00 109.00 5.00 3.25 70.00 150.00 100.00 5.00 4.54 4.27 235.00 12.00 10.00 32.00 6.50 10.00 1.20 4s.w 110.00 72.00 13.30 56.00 6.75 50.00 railways. Was announced Here today by r. C. Vaughan chairman the Farmers have received nothing. At the pre War rate of shipments it would take three years to dispose of this surplus even if no More wheat were grown and at j the rate shipping could be found Oats and Barley continued to of during the War a longer a Cricri in the i _ _. Accumulated in the coarse Grain Cash Market in a modest Way but Light offerings and the Short car Supply limited sales to carlot quantities for the South from country elevators where american cars Are available. Equalization fees posted on saturday disclosed a two cent Advance in Oats for the East and one cent Advance in the same comm div for the West. The Barley equalization fee was unchanged. Rye futures again reached new seasonal highs in the coarse Grain pit stimulated by advances at Chi Cago. Southern houses were buyers of the december believed to represent inter Market spreading with Chicago with occasional offerings in the form of hedging or profit taking from locals. Oats and Barley remained at the ceiling. Country marketing saturday or. Ago wheat coarse grains cars loaded wheat 384 742 coarse grains 460 61 wheat deliveries ausust 1-june 26 this year last year Winnipeg Cash prices these prices Are always the quotations on Cash grains at the time of closing the future Market and refer Only to Gram in store at fort William and port Arthur. June 23. 1943. 1 hard 101 b. No. 1 North Ern no. 2 Northern no. 3 Northern 93 i. No. 4 Northern no. S wheat e7u no. 6 wheat feed wheat no. 1 Garnet 95 i. No. 2 Garnet d4vi. No. 3 Garnet 03, no. 1 hard Toush 993.i. No. 1 nor. Tough no. 2 nor. Toush no. 3 nor. Touch b3 a. No. 4 nor. Tough 85v4. No. 5 Tough no. 1 nor. Smutty no. 2 nor smutty no. 3 nor. Smutty b8da. 1 Amber durum 109. No. 2 Amber durum 109. No. 3 Amber durum 105. Would be required. Terminal stocks fort Arthur wheat Oais Barlev flax Rye past us. G6.02g.716 1 Hart 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northon Northern no. 5 no. 6 feed 1 . 2 . Garnet 3 . Garnet Lotish cont. Grades 1 . Am durum. J . Am. Durum. 3 . Am. Durum. . Am. Durum. Tough durum others durum others mixed wheat Winter wheat stocks past we. 812.7s13 851.215 132 2.112 1.541 1.489.471 568.003 33.181 162.680 6.105 1.020.316 Prev. We. 10.327.94u 130.733 932 2.112 1.541 h3 547.17u g97.075 2.754 6.955 wheat Oats Barley flax Rye 66.02c.716 weekly terminal movement week june 2b. Receipts shipments by Lake by rail 1.016.771 soi.852 040 produce Market association. Creamery cases returned a. Orrade. Ner dozen a Crador 31 i c generally be hoi Salors Rcd Vinci Pec a Wade medium or dozen Der Doir. M Orrade. Car dozen paid country buying than above prices. Of. 4 Amber durum 91. No. 1 . U. Vegetables 101. To. 2 . 101. No. 3 . 99. Rcw . Doi. Bunches track. Basis no. 1 Northern 101v dozen screw nines. Per ton s12.50. 2 . No. Sex. 3 . No. I . 51 a. . 1 feed 51v4. Ions one zen rhubarb per in spinach Bushel a Sparagis. In. Grade 1. 75-lb. Bae icons. Doi. Imported no. 1 feed no. 2 feed no. I potatoes. Feed 50k. Track 5ui. Green on grades no. 1 imported 6-Row no. 2 brow Ipin tomatoes per Case to. 1 2-Rov. S4 no 2 Florida 2-Row no. 3 Orida Cele other grades no. 1 Fred no new teed no. 3 feed 64 i. Track beets i 1 a. 1.10 .20 1.00 .10 1.90 5 to 60-lb. Crate 11.50 ced no. 3 feed 64 i. Track with gods 1 . No. 2 Oovi Iga Lif cabbage crate 3 . Raj. 2 . S4 i no had lettuce. 4-5 Doz crate b3--1. Track 90v Bools. 50-lb. Big Grain inspection r c. Cauliflower crate Texas peppers crib. Retail tour 1943 88" 233 220 3 1 1 wheat cars inspected june 26-27. 1943 Sprine Man. Nor 63 Manor 303, 3 Man. Xor. 339 4 Vij 43. No. 5 18. No. C 1. Smut y 7 touch rejected 7. 2 am. Durum 3." 3 an. Durum 4. 4 am. Durum 1. Am. Durum 1. Rej. Am. Durum 2. Winter . 1 1. Smutty . 2. Coarse . 14. Sex. 3 "5 r w 69. Sex. I feed 41. 1 feed 48. Of cd d 3 feed 2. Rejected 1 touch "2 Row no r . 1, tour 2 totals wheat osts Barley. Flax Rye mixed screenings Corn grand contract poles Keady to fight in a broadcast irom Beirut heard j Here last night that the polish Middle East a spoiling for _ hides i ibs. 1.3.1 7.50 4.50 6.00 3.50 .40 2.95 3.02 a .03 .08 .07 10 it is expected the jew Good dry fed Butcher cattle scattered among the receipts will be cleaned up at reasonably steady rates although insufficient transactions were recorded throughout the Early rounds to really establish a reliable sched ule of quotations. In the Stocker and feeder division of the Market Quality was also noticeably plainer and while Good Light Stocker steers Drew fairly steady bids ranging from to Yard traders were backing away from the less attractive variety of stockers which carried on easier feeling. There is no incentive for shippers putting too Many half fat grass cattle on the Market As this Condi Tion will Only tend to depress the Trade and make for a readjustment of values to lower Levels. Tile Cau Market looks about in line with the close last week Cocci Handy Weint a Calora holding from s13 -.0 513.10 with a few top calves earning up to the Mark there was no appreciable change to the hog Market transactions for by Momrik nominally steady Good Spry Reg lambs making from to s1s.50, with yearling lambs ranging from s10 to s14. Outside markets re clip s 2.500 run in is 800 westerners. Trade opening slow. Indications lower. Hoe receipts 500 previous close 516.75 to dressed sheep and Lamb receipts no Early sales on lambs. Prospects lower. Receipts 730 bulls and calves 25c to 50c lower. Other classes steady. Good steers in to Butcher heifers s12 Down ranging from s7.75 to s10.50. Cil receipts 1530 dealers ranging from s12 to receipts 700 31 hogs s17 to s17.j3. Sheep and Lamb receipts 670 Good Spring lambs Selling up to s20 St receipts Market ruling generally receipts Klausli tjady.0" v to Scilk she Stock mostly livestock quotations s. W. Fairweather. And president of the National sys tem. Or. Fairweather studied engineering at Acadia and Mcgill universities and in 1916 joined the forces of the department of rail ways and canals. In 1923 or. Fair weather joined the Bureau of economics of the Canadian National railways As assistant to the director and. In 1030, was appointed director. Tit Northern trusts. Star Oil com. Traders building Assn. Uni cd Grain growers breweries Western grocers Estern grocers com a Colern steel product s Winnilee electric pad. Winnipeg electric a Dominion end. A Jed. Rcw Salea saturday in orning s.30 to 11. Film flon at .01 4 Western Grain at .65. Winks w 3 to Winnipeg electric at 5 Montreal Osier. Hammond Nanton steel Asbestos Assoc. 3r4w. Eat burst a Bell Telephone brazilian . Power a . Power b Bruck silk building prod Lula can. Car is dry. Can. C. F. Ltd. 29i can. com. 8 can. Cement old. Can. N. Row. Corn 9% can. N. Pow. Pad. 82vib can. Steams. Pm 13 Lan. Steams. Of. 35jaa can. Ind. Alch. A 5 5 can. Ind. Alch. B can. Bronze com. L. Bronze pad. 107v4b can. Celanese pm 37 37 can. Coolants a of an. Converters Cau. Pac. . Iii con. Min. Salt. 44 12.01 open High Low close 97nb acts 3 in a ii by 13 12 "5 a Loviia v Wau Street hour by hour i James Richardson and sons tha following Price indices supplied at intervals during All sessions of the new York Stock Exchange by Dow Jones and company indicate the Market trend of the major groups of securities listed. The aver Lages Are computed by dividing the total prices of each group by the i a following industrials 15.46, rails 17.8 and utilities 15. Price indices for saturday s session follow 30 industrials 20 railroads 15 utilities 13 previous close 14280 3596 11.00 14331 3624 noon 14322 3330 8 14322 3g d 00 14314 3627 close preliminary calculation 143. In Siaa 9.1 i saturday d 30 industrials Range open High Low close 142.84 143.22 142.52 142.80 36.03 36.07 35.90 35.96 20.64 20.73 20.53 20.67 a railroads r. I5 utilities e Security markets o gains and losses were evenly distributed among the leaders who were boarded in transfers up to the fifth hour monday on the cd Stock Exchange and curb Market. In higher ground in utilities c was Winnipeg electric. O Toronto trading moved in considerable volume and at firm to Strong prices monday on the Toronto Exchange. Both mining groups and the Western oils were higher a while the industrials posted a minor margin of losses Over gains. Volume expanded to around 42s.qoo shares. Backfield Astoria Powell Rouyn and Bear exploration were higher on Good volume and medium Price issues to gain moderately were a nor upper Canada macassar Madsen Preston and san Antonio. New York stocks generally kept trend sights pointed upward in monday s Market although recovery marksmanship wavered a bit Here and there As the proceedings Drew to a close. Transfers for tha full stretch were around Toronto Novitis Grain co High Low close chg. Saier Alden nac 17 17 150c Anglo can. 65b Anglo h. 440.1 a nor 244 238 244 i 4 2100 3ase m. Loa b. E. A. R. 38 33 37 at 2 wooo Seattle 114 113 113 1400 sevens it. 70b bid. K. 32 a 31 31 23000 3objo feb Loa 3onet.il 17 16 17 a a Ilijin Bralorne 975b 3r Don. .44 42 if Iljoo 3rowji Oil. 0b Lla Roulan 52 52 Loo Burr. A. 230 230 ?5o c and a. 157 200 Cal. Oil 28 28 can. Mai. 44b 50a Caribou a. 315b Cen. Pat. 113 Cen. Pore. 8b York Fjames Richardson sons _. High Low close Chee. Arner. Tel. A 3 y Cowper. 2sk, Aull. Top s. F3 s7 " i Seiil. Stec a 54v 64 Chrysler corp. 84s.i cons. . 21 2t 3i Douglas aircraft .66a b Dupont do Iwen. 1s8 Gen. Electric 39 a Gen. Foods corp. Gun. Motors in. Goodyear tire 40 Montgomery Ward 48 cent. . 13 h a radio Corn of o. 12 111 12 Sears Koenck 82 . Oli of . Fl7ii null of aircraft u. S. Rubber us. Steel 56% 57 sales 11 noon. P.m., 732.150. Total. 910.000. Coast cop. 135 133 Loo Coch. W. 100 103 108 i 1400 Loob Loba com. P. 23b 27a Oil 38 38 506 Pavics p. 1u 13 Jug gome Duquesne Sib e. Malartic 13s 132 135 6406 Eldorado 35 .83 85 700 a co Kibridge 460 460 Ino Root Hills 140b i45a 25b gods Lake .20 20 Goldae 11 i4n Gunnar 14 14 hard Rock 40 49 700 Iiah. A Arcco lib j5a to Ilinor Lovi. It 500 lome Oil 340 335 340 5 600 he nested 4b Howoy g. 22b 23n . M. S. 30b no. Nickel j. Waite a Kerr. And. 650 6-i.i s 3w Cirk. Lake 62 59 61 1 300u Shore 15 15 a Loo lera Artie g. 480b 480a Litch g. B3 82 83 oco Little . .71 71 Coo macassar 310 305 310 5 300 Mac. Cock. 175b 182s m. Red Lac 110 100 110 i lion a Artic 184 183 18- 1 Coo Iclet. Pore Mck. Rud l 86b 90a Mcwatters 13 13 it 3000 m nine Cor. 165 Iro 3 1000 Odcie Oil industrials j Morris Grain co. Ltd open High Low close a Bur Takton St. 10 a la a a can. Brewing 3mza can. Brew., pad. Al can. Packers 88b 92a _ an. Bud. Brew. S can. Canners can. Celonze 38 us can. Vinegars to lib can. Oil 23v2a n can. Pacific n cons. Bakeries 13 in cub. Aircraft of look a Consumers Gas c Dom. Stores to v a k Dom. Steel Dom. Tar s a Dom. Woollens to Ford of. Can. 23 a g. Weston vib 143va Gypsum a. Re to Eina to Hiram Walker c. Hiram Walker p. 2lb a int. Metals a a Kcal Viator of a. 12b 13a Laura Secord lib s a 21vab 22a Loblaw b 20 a 21b Maple Leaf 8a Moore corp 46 paid Tepee 7vnb stand. Paving 3a super Tost Pete 24b Walkerville 1.30b 190a United steel 5v4b Pia w. Can. Flour tax busiest the busiest spot in monday a morning tax department in buil Ching. Manitoba s cute liner three deep at of waiting their turn m. According to j e a inspector of income Taro Large number of cilia not sent in their less they do so by niafl1 at the counter is Apt t0 j waiting considerable Bijj they can be waited on a Large part of the Imp the Federal building Over by the dept room was necessary ment 10 take care of ill taxpayers my l three special telephones added to take care information. First woman to be the checking and to staff of the income tax m Manitoba is miss forms Ian a Bachelor of r ate from the univ Toba who will Cheek of a of Manitoba s worst to canadians to . Harvesting number of canadians k o join the Force of 30a 30a. A. Bridge 2s Jom. Glass com. 115 3om. Steel a is. 3om. Textile cum. 76b join textile Ltd. 154b Slectia oui found. Co. C. Lob Almoas per. Pm a Tincau . O s. Wares com. 13 wares of Gurd. Chas. 7h Gypsum. L. A. Hamilton Bridge Imp. Tobacco i 14 it. Nickel 3v it. Pow., com. In in 107. 7 a 7 via pow., pad. Ake w. Mjg. Las Harris Corn. Mas. Harris pad. Tront. Power Mccoll front. Tat. Coi lab 108 25 26 8b to. Brew., pad. Nat. Steel car in 1339, he became chief of re Oci ivies com. Search and development. Coir the department among other Power corp things is charged with the direction of the development of natural re Quebec Power hic Les. All hair Tail. 2.00-2.25 i. 1 s 3 2 s in 12 weights. Is. In. 06 Morse hair. Mone. Per in Geneca roots Ner in. She of pal s each .50 to 55 .20 to 23 .30 to .35 six vessels Clear Lakehead fort William om., Jun Stan re up id Loo Choice Good. Medium common steers Over Choice Good medium common Choice Good medium common Fca Choice Good medium Good medium Cahners and cutters Good common Stocker feeder steers Good medium common Stock i Good i common us Csc Good common. Milkers t Apfl n veal Good and Choice Ommon and medium a 81. B3. Eddo. D2 d3 heavies sex. Heavies sows no. 1 sows no 2 sows no. 2 thin 512.25 512.50 11.50 i 10.50 11 3.50 h 13.25 11 11.50 is 10.50 11 0.53 1c 11.50 11 10.50 11 9.25 1c 8.50 11.75 11.25 10.00 12.00 11.50 11.00 10.25 8.50 bushels of on. Sun enor. Barley jul l and oct Tosiah p i i its v. Humberstone k. A. Be Kene Hammo and f. Barque can. N action acc Bank of Commerce Dominion Bank Imperial Bank Bank of Montreal Bank of Toronto bid ask 132 139 Iso 176 159 251 i 250 165 9.00 7.50 7.00 6.00 7.50 10.50 10.00 11.50 10.25 9.00 10.00 8.50 8.00 6.50 80.00 110.00 12.50 14.00 7.50 12.00 lights w feeders Good Spring common Good Hanty weight i oort heavies common per head Premium to s16.00. Discount to s16.00. Per had f j-50 per head discount 52.00 per head discount 52.00 per head discount s2.00 per head discount s2.jo per head discount s3.00 per Bead discount s13.75 dressed 12.75 12.75 12.75 12.75 12.75 12.75 s1.50 per head discount 55.00 per head discount Market value Market value Al 12.75 13.00 16.50 10.00 14.00 6 00 7.do. 4.00 5.00 2.so .1.50 William Slater resigns Canberra june 28. Bup the resignation of William Slater first australian minister to Russia was announced today by prime minister John Curtin. The reason was Given As ill health. Sources and of the location of industries on the lines of the system and will also Deal with matter concerning Highway Competition. Government forecast aids Chicago grains Chicago june 28. A Rye surged upward to new seasonal peaks today gaining More than a cent at times. Oats were Strong but wheat weakened As buying demand slackened because open Market prices had gone above the loan level in some Southeastern Termi nals. Hedging was noted in the wheat pit. Expectations of. Heavy feeding de Mand emphasized by the govern ment s forecast of a pig crop this year of head was the main Factor supporting both Oats and Rye. It was Felt that any and Vance in the Corn ceiling would be accompanied by a Price gain for competitive feed grains. 24b 160b 52b Loa 15 2% 3 he. 14 1514b 15vi 67b 74b to i West. Grocers pad. Olva St Lawr. C. Pad. St. Lawr. Paper a Shawinigan Sher. Williams Smith Howard steel of c. Com. Steel of c. Pfc. S. Can. Pow War. Elec. Com. Was. Elec. Pad. 3 41 via 45b 93 75 5 89 27 175 Ulpis sync 150 Normeta o Brien Kalta ont. Nickel Paralta . Pore., paymaster p. Orcille Perron 74 Pickle Crow 156b Pioneer 205 pow. Rouyn 60b Perrrier for. E. Dome 215 qty Denston Fig to Yate san Antonio 29fi sen. Rouyn. 25 Sheen or ctr 90b Sherri to Gor. 81 is Coc 40b Saldun Mai. 2co 0 400 8 j s400 5 700 100 a 28500 Montreal curb Osier. Hammond 5 88 24% 5500 Abi Tibi. Com. Loon 1s5a 205 210 215 4 17000 500 step Rock. Such. Basin. Sulivan t. Hughes. 290b Toburn fi5 trans a. 64 in had Oil. Upper can. Ventures Waito am. 22r 200 Sylb 130 7b 142 590 450b g2 139 Wright har. 325 East Crest. 13 a 13 2sr, i Loba 22f 1 500 i 3 75a 130 in. 2h5a m i 142 4. 1 Bill in. 4b5a 325 3 13 co 3000 1500 2701 100 300 6500 soiled Book. Knobs in the Home where children abide there must be a weekly clean up of the door knobs or there is Apt to be trouble. The Glass ones May be wiped Olf with a soapy rag polished with a dry one and the wooden knobs will have to be washed and then Tol Abi Tibi. Old. Aluminium Beauharnois a. Brew. Dist. Brit. Am. Oil . Packers can. Brew. Can. Brew. Can. Malting can. Vickers cons. Paper c. Dom. Super Dom. Eng. Dom. Tar Dom. Tar Fri. Donnacona a Dom. Stores Fleet aircraft Fraser co. Fraser . Ford of can. A. Home Oil Hydro Elco. Sec. Irn Crail Oil int. Pete. Int. Util. A int. Ulily. B Lake sul. Melchers com. Melchers pad. R. Mitchell Walkerville b. Open High Low Al 170a 14 i15h 10 a s vib 2lb 10 37b 38vib i in 14 h7a 101 b b lob 17b 18 335 8% 814 1.1 lib 12 50b 15a 150b is 1501 Toi 6a 3 4 20a 65a 175a cleaner chair backs an anti macassar or doily on the hat this year will Harvest rom Kansas northward into Prairie provinces of Canada Reat trek of giant combines northward last year Throunk s ram areas of North America 11 restrictions thrown Down at it Anadian-. Border. It. Is repo d the . Government has Ere whether or not any Ca afr Combine Crews will be join the Grain Combine. Trek. To Border will be open both is understood to Crews of combing . Men s Wear merch Tab seek National body the necessity for formation of nation wide organization Ami men s Wear merchants was stress at a meeting of the retail me chants association at the Borough hotel. Monday morning. I it was hoped by delegates Tusti Manitoba Section could be will a National body represent men s Wear associations. Ontaiy and Alberta branches have psf formed already at Toronto and Gary. It was pointed out. F another meeting of men s Wes merchants will be held tues ii morning at the St. Regis hotel with View to forming a Manitoba sect Itji George Stambler Toronto june 28 up Stambler. 57, a former resident Winnipeg died at his Home Sirj Day. A native of Russia he Canada As a boy and lived in was Nipes ur. 1929 when he Camel Toronto and established head Filici Here for the firm of George let and company manufacture and importers of Auto parts accessories. Tenders tenders will be received lot is construction 01 a two room Addi Tii to the Dryden Public school Frlj Den. Ontario up to and includes monday july St 1943, at 12 o Clcil Loon Daylight saving time Andrj to be forwarded in sealed envelop marked tender for Dryden to the undersigned tenders must be certified Cheque for 5% of Fig Ender Price payable to the Public school Board which a test will be forfeited in the event of full enderer refusing to enter into contract on the basis of his tend r called upon to do so or Faizi o satisfactorily Complete such a Anuma Cassar or doily on the contract. Cheques ack of the chair just where tenderer Wilt bet one s head rests will prove a Greal saving to the velour or mohair by preventing dust and Oil from penetrating the cloth. The doily is owed immediately with a rubbing readily laundered and is a protect with furniture polish. Tion to the finer material beneath. Briton returns to find country poised for kill by w. To. Haley w. J. Haley author of the following article is joint managing editor of the Manchester guardian and evening news of Manchester England and n director of press association and of Reuters. He returned to England recently after a six months absence during which he crossed the United states and the Pacific Ocean to Australia. Returning by the same route. He visited centres of the Allied War Effort in Hawaii Australia and new Guinea. It was never perhaps possible it is fair to claim that no nation that we should have been Able to has Ever before freely dedicated carry through without flagging the itself to so total a War Effort one spirit of High Days after Dunkirk has to come Back to Britain from no nation can live perpetually on abroad to realize How thoroughly fee. John Gillespie a Veteran of the last Griat War who has been on Active service Over seas for Over years is re seriously word the Pinnacle. Following the Yeai in which we fought alone there had to come a period when the people had frustration. A growing sense of they were not War written for the associated press. London june 28. Today is a nation poised for the kill the people believe that the most massive military operation Ever undertaken in history must shortly get underway. The stage is set. Production is in full blast lines of communication Are established. The initiative is ours. To an englishman returning Home after an absence abroad of nearly six months the change is astonish ing. The Public mood is deeply confident realistic determined. The easy talk after the fail of Pantel Leria about a new technique of in Vasion having been evolved in which the infantry merely walked in after it was All Over was soon discounted. It found no Public acceptance or support. No Wishful thinking today there is none of the old Wishful thinking. The belief that the United Peoples can finish the thing once and for. All is All the More impressive in Cense Quehrn. We know the. Dislocating effect to the enemy s worst raids had on us resides 1 i wonder How the a weary. Their determination tha nothing but the extermination ii Hole risk could Call them to a halt never faltered. Their Confidence in ultimate Victory did not shake. But after the combination of United nations had been brought into being first by the nazi attack on then by Pearl Harbor they did. Not see How Victory was to be brought about. Six months of resurgence but in these six months. British Genius has reasserted itself. They have been months of resurgence the Beveridge report the prime minister s speech of March 21, the Keynes plan our programme at Springs the parliamentary demand planning in such International Lerris As Post War civil aviation and exports and in such Home i problems As these and. Other things the British people Nave once More taken a firm hold every superfluity has been shorn from life and How near to a spartan existence this easy going Comfort Loving people has come. _ any idea of easing up of loosen ing the National Belt would be repugnant. The mood is rather to tighten still further if by so doing we can hasten the end of the dictators East and West. And the people of Britain make no distinction Between them. Churchill spoke for the nation when he pledged that Tokyo must go the Way of Berlin and Rome. Us returned. Work on this project is to i completed by August 31, 1943. Plans and specifications obtained from the chairman of in Dryden Public school Board a payment of by Ceirtil Cheque. This Cheque will be j turned upon return of the it and specifications in Good commie the lowest or any trader necessarily accepted. L. A. Bruce chairman Dryden Public school staff . Box 284, Dryden Ontario no Tice in the matter of e. 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Gilespie barrage directed at their dispose the Many years residence Winnipeg he lived at 466 Spencer Street. Nine japanese barges sunk in the m lne Bay Papua have been salvaged by australian engineers h the lord tons their stamina and i during h is nerves. Their the whole nation is geared work ers Are producing As never before and fighting men Are to that end. Therein lies another Indi cation of the change in the British mood. Accomplish things by the Only worthwhile Way of thinking then out. Are wisely led the kingdom have the which its be proud. One of the most remarkable offs cols of the War Hak been the chances it has Vidd Tor adult education. The fighting men will have a big say. In after War debates. So will the work 2y have earned it As a right labor is doing a Job of future generations May nov it is the time no to shake already. Haye. 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