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TORONTO By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Nov. 17 (Quétations in cents unless marked §. 2--0dd lot, xd -- Exdividend. xr-Ep rights, xw--Ex.-warrants.) Industrials Block Sales Migh Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge § 8 8 8 LEH By W Decaita Montrea -3 -W -% +1 -1 Milliken Mi sE8EEEE EH ERTL EE EE EE esBEs = §555885s tocks SECPI EY | PEERS §38s2 tt S52 » - s8ugalsE sage sg¥s agen °o tS igs segangee oe * L §83 hd + | = x 28 +1 t.zgsgueyte 2% gE 3 FF syd +1 +++ MAN BF wre OB rel FER '| ion Oct. 25 and the source of the millions of Firemen OTTAWA (€P)--A coroner's in- quest resumes today to hear ad- ditional witnesses testify concern-| ing the fatal burning of William Anderson in a mysterious explos- blast, which caused dollars in damages. The five-man coroner's y whose foreman is Dr. E. R. Birch- ard, a National Research Council scientist, heard evidence Wednes- day from a number of veteran firemen that a strong smell of na- tural gas was evident at the blast scene minutes after it happened. Testimony also was given by, several employees of Addresso- graph - Multigraph Company, on whose premises Anderson - was killed, that a rusty gas outlet had been uncapped in the cellar for a number of years. But none had ever smelled gas in the Smell After Blast building |flowing from an uncapped service| Say Gas served the explosion, or were in the. downtown blocks affected by it, told of see- ing a great flash--some called it a ball, some an arrow and others of a A Building op. did not express it, He testified to smelling something strange shortly after the blast but de- clined to say it was natural gas. Eight of his firemen identified the smell as natural gas, likening it to the smell from the gas cook- ing stove in their station 1% blocks from the scene. Chief In- spector Phil Larkin of the fire! prevention bureau sald gas was an arc--tower up from the area/. of the BALSAM, MT, ZION" By MRS. LORNE JONES BALSAM AND MT, ZION -- The bazaar and supper Friday area of severalloyening in the basement of the church was a big success and Mrs. William Hopkins of Ash- burn showed pictures of Western anada The Homemaker club met afternoon at the home|tric Saturday of Anna Wilson, when meat dish- inion|{®8 were tried and a demonstra- tion was held showing how to store meat, ' as, George Wilsa, ME and had Sunday dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Paul ¥ilson of Lakefield. Mrs. Allan Carson and daugh- ter spent a few days at her home, while her mother, Mrs. Robert Monahan was in the hospital, * Mr. Roy Parrott spent Tues-|cupine with Mr. and Mrs. Burnett amieson. Jackie Wiggins of Oshawa sgifEs before the explosion. A parade of witnesses who ob- LEEBsEERtocnNEE 4 4] gutlet in the Addressograph cel- = 3 Akatehe Alba Expl 1000 7 Algom wis 900 410 Ansil 2000 3 Apex Res 10000 s Arcadia 1500 21 un Area 1200 112 Aumaque 2000 12 12 Auner S00 265 265 268 Barnat 1800 164 159 159- --3 Bary Expl 300 67 7 Bitia. 1 wos 6 6 8 Bicroft wis 830 12% 12 13 Bidcop 500 15% 15% 15% --1% Bralorne 620 635 610 630 +5 i 1000 Ang NAd ww Buffad 25500 22% 2% 2B -- 1200 29 C Pack B 100 $30 Camp RL 30 1100 C Ingersoll 200 $51 Can NW Zesmas $00 . 28 Cdn Pow 100 86% Cdn Thor C Paper 1655 842% . Ford A 45 $104 Lochaber 8 5 H sEsuBatslsiss --- SBunBEnl EHH CSL C Bank Com Cdn Brew = - 33% NW 1% Canadian EERIE EH FH TH -- THE -- DOWNTOWN MERCHA Annual... § + Sales to 11 am.: 1,470,000. MONTREAL By The Canadian Press » 1 Stock Nov. 17 (Quotations in cents unless marked $. 204d lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr -- Ex- rights, xw--Ex-warrants.) Industrials 11:30 Nob Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Alseops Abitidi 135 837% ITH ITH + WH Arno B00 $6 4 Acadia AH 100 $10% 10% 10% -- Aull 200 18 18 Algoma 1350 $34 33% 33% + WU Baker Tale 300 31% 314 Alumin 395 $31 30% 30% -- % Bateman 3500 33 A Argus 100 $28% 28% 28% + W Bellechasse 4500 50 48 Argus 2.40 pr 520 362 62 62 Bonnyville 3200 28 n Boren 1000 14 14 Asbestos 110 $34% 34% 344 Be 2300 13 12% Atlas Steel 100 $26% 26% 26% Canorama 1000 15 15 " Cent Man 500 8 8 Chib Jae 1000 64 64 CN $50 S50 S50 1000 8% oh + W w)/ $53% 53% 534 $70 70 70 25 64 Banque PC 250 $35 35 38 id a L} -- Will Be Published -- | € rublisne ' Wednesday, Nov. 26th Bell Phone 1229 $41% 41% % Ww 210 » 17 Y kd o ' Lilg++l FFE FF Sis 2558" 1 $12% 400 400 345 340 340 5 TH TH TH + W 48 1 8 8 -- 2% 2% + % 20 +1% 13 13 " 4 12% -- AT " 4 Waterman Windsor Hot +1+ Li lee EE " un EH} w Brazil 1240 1300 BA Oil 810 BCE # 75 segs §sSas. SudasaeiEatonnys Sjeugey §agetgbgsueyny Fishadsgs 125 79 Eid 03 $29 gi-=3 - HHH B33 + tre < - = 3 § inl: site se 3 = 2 S88 1 25 $364 10 $1013 101% 101% 315 $42 41 " s a + | 5 : 85 > youggesste youggese +11 PE 2 Fis osnsllien 5 L 5 m 8% " ue he bebe] 89%, $y "mn 20 " 100 0% 250 7 xa " 25 i" 80 N% 00 3% 80 "s oo " ++ FEF FEF - = * BB a LLC UE St Law Rive 8 Dufault 7 > -= in the -- SHAWA TIMES PLAN NOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS DOWNTOWN CHRISTMAS EDITION ! ! Thanks to the healthy economic situation in Oshawa et the present time, Christmas 1958 promises to be @ happy and prose perous season for those of us who live and work in Oshawa. <guesfo Re enilulabeiEa tga = A +++ ++ ss 58 EHR HH «gteag. faye sain acush gsnB a. ulunnians s H +e "A i J - 2s 8 Text 255 17% yA : Sales to 11:30 a.m.: 400 115 15 115 Fam Play 2100 $23 : mines and olls 197,600. s88dsdeilsttasnntls Industrials $9,700, sk Saluge LL 5 Exluge Saluge We, as Downtown Merchonts, hope to share in this prosperity, but we will only do so if we continue to provide the products and services which our customers are entitled to, One of the best ways in which we can tell our cus- tomers of the things that are available in Downtown Oshawa is through the Special Christmas edition of the Oshawa Times, We will only merit the patronage of the people of Oshawa and district if we continue not only to provide the products and services, but alse to tell our customers that they are available, and | urge you to take advantage of this edition and all other opportunities of promoting the advan- tages of shopping in Downtown Oshawa. 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