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DD OO S124 124 2+ 1 9% MH Me 30 6 1235 S12 12% Ih-- 1900 380 375) 0 Welk Gw Well Fin 8 '# 3 W Pacific wo see Weston A ™O 3164 Weston 8 TRADING or 6? le 8 oo 4 MUM O48 200 385 aS MS fS 0 150 «150 180 +15 POREIGN Bralorne ' C Red Pap Dickenson AT LOWER PRICES! ci your elethes ere elweys cleaned in fresh, cleaned eorry prices due te elimination of pickup ond delivery costs, Our cath service or drop-off end COU Se Coin FREE This Coupon ie worth 50¢ On eny 2.50 Dry Cleen- Order Laundry & Cleaning 50¢ PON OY 506 Be gage endae todas onda s sn dee onda dee onde eae EAST COIN LAUNDRY 600 KING ST. EAST, AND MALL DRY CLEANING NEXT TO STEINBERG'S ¥ yh ing their products, w| September, BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT MONTREAL (CP)--Any par- ent remember when style meant little or nothing to a growing youngster, when a dress or suit passed from one child to an- other was frequently as wel- come as a new one. But manufacturers indicate that situation is changing. Youngsters have developed a new awareness of fashion, a de- sire to wear materials similar to Children's Wear Trade Finds Fashion Matters those worn by their teen-aged brothers and sisters or parents. This has led to an 'oe volume of business in the chil- dren's wear market. A Montreal company has an- nounced that it will introduce a new line of stretch clothes for children and pre-teens in Can- ada next spring. The company, La Salle Knitting Ltd., has se- cured a licence agreement with MONTREAL (CP) The *\poards of directors of two of Canada's largest paper compa- "\nies, Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd, and Bathurst Paper Ltd., Sinave decided their companies should merge, it was announced Thursday. Separate statements from G. M. Hobart, chairman and pres!- dent of Consolidated, and R. L. Weldon, chairman of Bathurst and R. A. Irwin, president, said the merger will create opportu- nities for close mutual support in manufacturing and market- STOCK MARKET TORONTO (CP)--The Toronto stock market appears to be on the road to recovery as the in- dustrial index scored another sharp gain Thursday. The index, an indicator of how key stocks move, climbed 1.42 to 145.62 for its fifth con- secutive daily advance, Issues scoring the largest gains in- cluded Inco, up 1% to 88%, and CPR, 15§ to 53%. Investors slashed western oil prices following the recent sale fof oil and natural gas leases in northwestern Alberta. Dome slid 2% to 25% and Canadian Superior % to 25%. Scurry- Rainbow gained % to 184. Speculatives remained active as Frobex and Area jumped 55 cents each to 4.35 and 4.40. Golds trimmed heavy morn- ing losses and closed up .02 to 152.36 after touching a low of 151,30. Advances outnumbered de- clines 250 to 151 with 213 issues unchanged. On index, western oils dropped 1.16 to 111.32, base met- als added .13 at 89.10 and the TSE 1.20 at 139.45, Volume was $,491,000 shares compared with 3,601,000 Wednesday. HOUSING STARTS UP While below last year's lev- els, construction on new housing turned towards an upswing in Central Mortgage and Housing Corp. reported in Ottawa Thursday, Allowing for seasonal factors, the Crown- ~ r owned housing agency said the number of starts on new hous- ing units in urban centres in " September represented an an- nual rate of 123,300, up from 88,300 in August. Actual starts in September totalled 10,149 units, a decline of 10.2 per cent from September, 1965. % % -- Mh Vee 8 + Yeu 16% 28 S10 1H | Beles te 1) a.m: 803,000, | ... the super-powered lightweight chain saw with added convenience! Now dependable automatic oiling for longer chain lif friction free cutting. And new muffling system cuts noise right down to make cutting with the Pioneer 11-50 a pleasure, See the super powered Pioneer 11-50 today. cy Largest Paper Companies Settle For Full Merger A Consolidated spokesman said combining the two compa- nies will give Consolidated a more complete range of prod- ucts on the market. The statement' said the mer- ger will be effected by means of an. exchange of a new issue of Consolidated preferred shares plus warrants, or rights to buy, for the Class A and com- mon shares of Bathurst. On the Montreal Stock Ex- change Thursday, Consolidated closed unchanged at 38, . but Bathurst was up 1% at 27%. News of the merger was not issued to the press until after the close of trading. Consolidated paper which spe- clalizes in production of news- paper and paper bags had net sales of $131,022,129 last year while the smaller Bathurst com- pany, which concentrates on other packaging products, had net sales of $51,136,450. Mr. Hobart said in his state- ment that a special general meeting of Consolidated share- holders has been called for Nov. 15 when they will be asked to approve a share issue. Toward the end of November Consolidated proposes to offer its new shares in return for Bathurst shares, the statement said, The offer will not become binding on Consolidated unless enough holders of Bathurst shares accept them, so that Consolidated would gain "ma- jority voting control of Bathurst under all circumstances." | The statement from Bathurst said Consolidated's offer is con- sidered reasonable and fair and will be recommended to all Bathurst's common sharehold- ers, OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. &., Oshewe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each Sx 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders et 3 or More Pictures le and Pioneer's 'RUNDLE'S GARDEN CENTRE 1015 KING ST. E., OSHAWA, ONT. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 28, 1966 75 PRODUCE TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale to retail carton eggs average weighted prices quoted by the department of agriculture as of Thursday: A large 67.4; A me- dium 62.7; A small 48.6, Eggs: Wholesale price to country stations fibre cases Currency Exchange Rate Boosted Atlantic Debits TORONTO (CP) -- A royal|pany to report its senior debt commissisn investigating the|monthly in Canadian dollars, collapse last year of Atlantic|but in a Sept. 30, 1064 report, Acceptance Corp. Ltd, was told Atlantic rated one Canadian dol- Thursday that Atlantic under-|jlar equal to one U.S. dollar, estimated its senior debt by| John A. Orr, accountant for $3,200,000 by ignoring the United|the commission, said an exam- States currency exchange rate.|ination of Atlantic's records Anthony R. James, Toronto|prior to its colla in June, chartered accountant, testified|1965, would not have disclosed the trust deed required the com- anything disquieting. quoted by the Toronto Board of | Trade from wholesale egg deal- ers: Extra-large 62-63; large 59 61; medium 51-52; small 40-41; B 42-46; © 35:39, a New York company, Stretch- ini Inc,, to manufacture and market the garments. Jean Louis Heon, president of the Montreal company, says this will give his firm access to technical knowledge, ' advertis- ing facilities and styling devel- opment not previously available. wr aat mA Gmmrare Saat A wee we ores The spring line would be lim- ited to about 40 styles to be available in Canadian stores as early as next January. A larger number of styles would be avail- The garments will be manu- factured at a branch plant in ssisville, Que., about 125 miles northwest of Montreal. The Montreal firm got its start in 1987, manufacturing ho- siery from artificial silk, mer- cerized and carded cotton and some wool mixtures, About 15 years ago it switched to nylon. "Since 1960 we have been di- versifying our operation," says Mr, Heon. "We now make sweaters, stretch pants, shorts, leotards, bathing suits and chil- dren's playwear and sleepwear as well as hosiery. NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Imperial Oil Ltd., Nine months ended Sept. 30: 1966, $66,000,000, $2.08 a share; 1965, $61,000,000, $1.93. Moore . Ltd, nine months ended Sept. 30: 1966, $18,939,270, $2.68 a share; 1965, $15,975,187, $2.27. Union Ol Co. of Canada Lid., nine months ended Sept. 30: 1966, $4,532,637, 95 cents a share; 1965, $2,137,320, 59 cents, Maclean - Hunter Publishing Co. Ltd, nine months ended Sept. 30: 1966, $1,411,000, $1.41 a share; 1965, $1,339,000, $ Huron and Erie Mortgage Corp. and the Canada Trust Co., nine months ended Sept. 30; 1966, $1,933,000, 48 cents a share; 1965, $1,914,000, 48 cents. Express Buses | TO GREENWOOD © Oct. 25th is Nov. 26th DIRECT TA THE TRACK SATURDAYS Lv. Oshawa {1.00 a.m. Lv. Whitby 11,10 am, Ly. Ajax 11.20 am. RETURN FARES OSHAWA $2.60 WHITBY $2,40 AJAX $2.20 Includes Admission Return After Last Race 4 Tickets and Information at OSHAWA BUS = AJAX (North) TERMINAL Ajax Coffee Shop, 18 Prince St. 723-2241 'Telephone 942-3390 WHITBY . AJAX (South) Harry Donald Ltd. The Coffee Cu Telephone 668-3675 Telephone 942-2940 $4 95 ALL GLASSES dey, ONE LOW PRICE G5 STYLES, SHAPES AND, COLORS T0 CHOOSE FROM DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN NATIONAL BRANDS Choose the Glasses that you want and only'you need for your special requirements. 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