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Page 2 The Guardian Thursday, Aug. 18. 1955

Big 3 Roll Back Atomic Curtain In Data Exchange t

By RONALD BATCHELOR 'haven National Laboratory. Uvtnnwof Brookharen it Summflmed. I" GENEVA (Reuters)-The United N. Y. He told a press conference Aniericanlresearch on this subject. ltates Britain and Russia furthevlthe scientists discovered, to their.which Sailor said was "the ksy- .olled'hacll lhe llahomic mu-tain' 'amazement. that during the last lolstone to the entire technology. ll Wednesday by exchanging funda years they Fave moved in """allyl”I3)TTEHR :3” 3255:” of wedll nental secrets about how to mea-lthe same point of knowledge despitet lr. V. 118 3 la th l I l iure neutrons. the fact that no conclusions werollleadall S 595510"-53' 9)" Ormaifi

Physicists from the three coun shared. lilo" dlsvmsed "N only Wm perm" ties at the atoms-tor-peace confer The information now is part of ill? lllilltimg Di bell" and 9'" F94 ' tnce opened files carefully guarded the record of this conference. it aCl0F5- bl" Nil 55" 3" l"!"'9"59l for 10 years to djscloselbasic re- will mean a big boom in research iimtlllnl Oi Um? f0F Physicists ill. 5' search essential to the design of to smaller countries anxious to tool ialiuralufles all over the world l l atomic potter reactors. V up for the atnniic industrial era. l Lil?Il::::lh:”:Xh;:':::'9lll M" Silnlglj

Six (lays dill. Russia surpriscil An American delegate P0lnlP(ill”'l n gCn;ncE.. i '

the riclcaates trtini 72 nations by out Wednesday nlislltf that both in llll'l'lll:19'lPLda-yls W-ssmm on my rEVFHllllE secret details about the dia and Japan are deterininedu -' r t- Drocess tit amniic fission On 'ed anxious and able to exploit atomic l'l1l'llldd3.l”::: ”'9h1”(l:ll'lif9ll;l9s'l"9- al-5' ncstiay the British. American .ind DQWET 011 B l3l'lE9 5951i? and We lprl("”DFr h f9 Cl ilangl oli Canada T Russian pliysicists laid on the dicted that they ”wIll be revolu-i t- j Ph able tlu- hliiclirint for the mc.isur- li0nlZ?Kl by lllls l-ll'"l'l355 "1 the "EV mm mm m 9n M er emergency

Shorthorn Classes Providellg Very Keen Competition J

Keen competition was provided firsts, four seconds in the Sliortliorn breed at the thirds. Dan Jewell along with! Prnvinclalt Exhibition yesterdlly winning the reserve female cham- Wilh lite herd! of Cyril! E81011. pionship took home three seconds UPPQF 3lIlJdi0Fd. N- so Mimi and five thirds. Leigh Brown of Robert: of Southport. and Lyle York was in the win columnl: Boswall of Charlottetown R.R quite often and made . good” cousins in I three-wav struggle showing tor himself. The entry for top honors. The Eaton herd from the PE. Island Shorthorn was successful in taklnr top Breeders Assoctatlonetliiluirsltle awards in the male section -hile Landnlai-k"-was senior male re-i Roberts and Boswali took com- gel-V9 champion. l mand in the female section. l Ml, 1-, cl Amos or Mom;ti,on.'

The .luni0I' Cll3mPi0lISlIlP Wile tario. who judged the breed said: and "959l'V9 W9" WW by 'l"3lthat the qualities of rugucdnessl Eaton herd with "Deep Covclron and thickness were quite pmml. Clad -ilonarflt 4th" and "”99l7lllPnl in the exhibits shown yes- CWE Model Mll"3”l"l;- Eh? Vwaltertiay Mr. Amos said that the . scolla emliy 35" m" 3" t"”l"i' zinimals in the show iiould i male championship along ll'lllllll(;Il)d lhl.ll- plafvp well in any C5- the grand and reserve Jltandlnlldlall hhmllellllml male championship l.-l.,llhll.ll.lh ls lhl, lllalze list l C F N Athol G io..... llll,

Mr Athol Roberts liait the H Ags kqghorlhomsl has mom hl! lean, l.,ih his lip

d ll ' T l "(l "ll iraayn Dceeam4Li)"t)'n iititltxlllieellltlcl Bo: 5” 1 il”"”"' 93" mall? h""" rPmS' Mr and M” R R W559!

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l H . lllallhll hall be ml, ; wall lmll llll, leselwl, land .iter Doc 31. 1954 and heforeiof this city. left last iinll l ng of thc iiciumns atomic iiarv quarter of 8 tehlut) "”"d'””"f ia . . t ll r . - W ,l .ll 2 . l 0' may of lllllnlllm 113 and 235 and llapall ls expl,l.ll..d ll, be lhl. lllbl trolled iiithin acceptable limits. Hal championship with Tiill- rlvml-nilennhlolsnwag-. Reglhlll gash llhllllg lmnnlmd

at pliitwmuiu the major materials Far East. nation to get atomic Silld ”"5 ll” l"”l'9,d ?"rll"lr'h,l';')2'. arch Fashion Leader." tf itiiclo.-tr flaxltlll pnvier plans in working operation dlsnlalllllmlg 5",” :,ehp"'l:(' 5 in t The now: iii the est-hangs values The L' 5 paper on neutrons was al0m'l pl 9 ” 3 "er ti 9'

. . , .. l 'roni Dr Dniirild llughes nf Brook- presented by Dr. Vance L. V"ll7(IVl',lrlia;:ia:S n;"'ll1:l'”l2)lnl2;z:Y :l'l:)d' 4-

.radiation hazards control ivisioia

Jewell look the reserve 'cnialc P -l9ll"ll- N"l'ill Rllier (l?l!ll'irEs:lTtllal (ITlnt.EiilnE'1hii Sdlml championship with "La.-I Violet 590 2 .:eniorDt-alf lilllallflqrllllllllll Sclmnll jllmmmnl xi H 'l;'l"ll"'t”ll -- .l' .liI.'.t .n-- . . - ' ' i "L 71h V iltlli) l lltoliirrts n 2 ef.VlP Bosiiall' lhiim "(Med 0" lho.5m” "l El” . . ., (tut of IT eiit.-it-s .lltl' it-ilicrts X”! l Rnhilr-ls . - . ll.ll.al lllecllanlm lllnmnmw . -.as able to capture six firsts ”' 0 . t mm'---------s-. ' at Chalk Riier l ds d f ll ..d icontinued on page l3l l h h zl ll;-. A A Letlvetnor (ltuasla HOOKED Russ PROVE INTERESHNG ;l,'f,',ll 5ffli;,"., .:1,".m,l,.g,",;l,l,";;.- j-- l snzac lnuanv tSal is gorernnien a owe onyl vl l l l 7 V l V l l . . i l l l. ,l ll lll ll ' lhl. loo years 3 Bl-itishl slxhhlll days allll have l.ll(.lllll,llSi VA sroup of hniiscii-ties Stop in colouil in i.llPsP exhibits IS (aus ltmflt E0 IMO the making of such lzvijlldhalgilagllilggzllglilnslkll "ml29:llcul0:yahag had mu internal Se". 1 ialieltiilw stantilard of llVlllii1 in out, of lll leasl 34 (lays lh allllllll. llllllll lhispett the hooked iilgs on ldis-ling isidespiead conimeiit and at-lrlllls as are hem; dlsplayed lllls lrewrve grand along with iivelgovemimem since 1947. liy fl ages 8 a major problem ll-llltll-er; ll, ll.y ll, l,l.,l.l,l.ll llllllo. Elayl at the Pwtililvlilsl llflsllilkhllle ltjracting illlarge numhtlr of wollld hear. - 7 7 h: l ii aq.i ooti at t e roviut-ta 1x I I- e purc asers to tie hoot s.li l turn. The sclcctioii of design andlHnui's of patience and meticulous B3Fl9l"8 Film Lab. 5

Manslaughter Charge in Halifax Accident

"YOLR DOLLAR BUYS MORE (rENERAL ELECTRIC kettles

-at the uic.iii:s DRUG STORE." at 513.50. Brown Electric -Mllll, lllmm

ISLASD C()l.0RED VIEWS - REFRIGERATED Meat L'uunt- l .l. . Craswcil studio eis. low as 3580000. also walk-in DTREASED DANGER

. l . St r 3' Electric. -View u””l"ut5 1" fibre 313” Emu en 0 E igonue National Laboratorv warned GARAGE 0wNERs' we reslmlthat even with top satcty conditions

iharies 791- tip Brown Electric Plsiohs. fit pins and align rtiad5- there could he accidents. and that Maritime Motor Supply.

3. Dr. Jack Shubert of the Ar-i

TF.LEHSl(l.V and relrigcmtors

. . . . . . , , El ., radioactive istupes swallowed in- liALllVlX- Wplrr A ('l'al't;E 0! irnwdoun payment Brown et HUNTER RWER Beau” Samnlhalhd Ol. ll,llel.ll,ll llllll llll, llllllld inaiislaiinliter has been laid l lclfisllli for holidays not H tolsmam could caiise rar-tire or i3F.a'"5l 59”” C" B””l9"i alleged V ELECTRlFY your hid kel-ll. gem il.hl.lllllc llll-ll”. (ll, llealll .. ldrirer of a car that careened onto

Iene lamps. iascs. fancy bottles. . C low cost Brown Electric.

CAN.-ll)lAN made pop up toast

4. it was announced the U S. is

THE FUNERAL ill 51,5 ,1;lmp5 producing zirconium. one of the Rogerson of Crapaud will he held inusllimptirtant metals uscd com- Friday from Westitiurelaiid Bap- fi1eI'ciall.t' in atomic reactors, and

a downtown sidewalk Aug. 11 and fatally injured Mrs. William Esson of Kniglitstown. Ind.

Burnett appeared in police court

on 31795. Brown Electric.

V I SIT Hi-STYLE Nlillinery. Great (letirgc Street for. your new fall hat. Every style Hi-Style.

ltist Church. service starting at 2 pm.

POLICE COURT-At City For ergy Commission. said the U. S.l . lice Court yesterday mornini:,.iive proditced 3.000 tons of the metal ti" PIERCI-2'5 CASH AND CARRY-ipersons charged with assault and last year and planned to produce

is the only country able to do so.

tDr. Charles Eichner. chief metal-

lurgist of the Fiench Atomic En

At the Fat Stock Show held Tues- two persons charged with disor- 30.000 tons this year. Zirconium is

Tuesday and was remanded until Aug 23 to naval custody pending examination for signs of amnesia.

Mrs. Esson and her hiislianri were walking along the street

I shortly after arriving here on va-

cation when the car swcrvt.-ti from

day at the Prnviiicial Exliibitionlderly conduct appeared. before iltlnTl'trl'nsIVP and is used in atomic Pierce's Cash and Carry purchased MBKISIVM9 K- 3la"'" A" "lam; ii" Canlillii nuclear fuel . hhhlce Slepr lhmllgh their buy.lwere remanded lo Friday morn--elements. u-. .'llr Fred Turner lint!-

. -I I IT. . EN(EA(;E)lENTe ur and Mrs. MAGiSTRlA'l;EE.g (;(liIlhRl'!rm;-mt; V more . tin-I5-its A

Smith Mac-Fat-lane Harrington. P city mail 9 3 9. ' i ' i '

. .. O i i ll. E llb. JUNIOR CHAMPEON

gagement of their eldest daughter-1 fits Illegally Willi! 9mPl0l':gal:P;l U 5 an ing X l lisl P I U ' HAUFAX lcpl g Lands Mlnl plllllrey Rulhl ll. ylchniag, lmn of peared in coulnrp K mag Ye let-V lwel. Shh llllllsv neally sewed log. lllax Thompson of hctoria isl Romandale Re Echo Sovereign msler Conn Chisholm revoked wed- llllll and gills Jame; Kameiiosl i court in Char otteoutrn (.lv1Sbert llelllerl and enlelell by ll 92 veal. shown with the Jitnior male cliam-l topped his class of eleven heforelllesdllv 8 lnresl lravel ban lmg lnronlol om. marrlago lo lake day before tylagistra e rt old wood lsland well lady, 'llll.sl. pion of the Holstein Class at the going on to take the champion-l '

the street and smashed throuizh the window of a store. Mr. Essoii received minor injuries. Forest Travel Ban

In N. S. is Lifted

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ART suowmo AT civic ENTRE

Considerable interest has been success of Centennial Year in ar- lngs. Mrs.

l l l g l l l r . ll J ll ll ll l- ll . l l l l l B. B. Joncs. Nora placeliit Toronto in the near fut- Ghildelll-l Thekdeielfetlgllimggs Zrndd jilal-ll Al Mahllllllall. l rovincial Exhibition yesterday. ship, lzfessacedu lllhll :;,V0c'el;'lan'(gse5ol7r'lill'oevl5;laiouselld rind is being sustained iniranging this showinglaa well as Longworth. Mra. Willard Mac- ll.l, lered ma e . OTHER HIGHLIGHTS l l lscmial lthe 5 citing of water color andiuther major efforts in the field Kay. Mabel Mccullnucli-Gass,

including costs I offense

lllll ll lllell lll mllsl l.l.ll5l9lll P3'"llPB5 "OW 'dlllSPl8y94i as 'a of art. - Katherine Murchison. Kittysaunv ydullimg ":5? 11;” IN daysamcllcelitennial Exllilbit at llle(.lVlCl Among the 43 pictures shownlders, Florence Simmons. John hazard alsn was lessmedlby ex. ;el1 ie llglcfililvr fe auspices oflthc are prodiictions by: Marion Bain jTaylur. Annie Watson. Eleanor Cessna humidity. rincc Viard island Art hoci- Dorothy Christie. Gladys Curran.'Wheeicr. A. L. Writzlit. Ruth

"7" ety. An oiitstandim: contribution ilrs. P. A. Creclman. Marion Dc-lwrirzht, Lloyd Wiinnaciitt .liaslbeen made by ltlrs. A. E. liilois. Dorothy Ellis. Gladys El- The exhibit continues iimil Aug Davies. president of the Society iis. lszibcl Fraser. Elaine llarrl- list 20.

and her associates. towards the-son. Mrs T. Gcuclicff. Evel

Two KilTed" lAt Crossing i ”"””i in C "

OLD HOME WEEK '55

Photo by W. 'l'aylor

lfinw. the total ls ll w l .- l amounilggl l'o:i2:&r,l,h. mzlhtl)-Q tlllltttigeaJ51:;)i':el:tli0n:hehlil5lie I 0600??" 35' childrens smocked. dreses. one oft ' GOLDEN ANNWERSARY , l blue and white. printed nylon by

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac1')tinald.?M.'i5- Jr R Rankin Til! quilt ex- ! Ml. Stewlnll celebraled lllelri lubit. contained two most interest-l lgolden weddlng Annlvelshll. hht Ills designs. one a Tweeclsmuir. byl l l ll wednesd". Augusl 17- Tlmll. -lml ilrs. Ernest Ladner of North Riv-.

A coplr of that otietowrts mama" r-elmvel and mm elm er. with the floral embiems or Centennial Booklet Wtllbea "lends were presem at ll-lmlel leach of the Canadian provinces valuable keepsake for thi',u-hen Mr. and Mrs l ttlac-Donald ::I:'Jl2l::3l;eg"gl;:g lgllthallgzllkhglciltt i Kgswliihj N. 5, i(tpt,A man years to come. were PF?-Wnilttti Willi Rim "1 l1("l0r glollndt llle nlhel, a deslgn of blrds and a woman were killed lll5l(.ll1ll.Vl inf the occasion and also receiied- applique” and embmldered to I; lwednesday morning when their.

Price 350 at all Book-ininstatiilatory messages from l t I I la" Smllsllell lnlo llle sllle (ll Bl -- -- -- : - 1 1 1 i 1. ... C :11 .... .. ... L stores and Hotels. il'l9"d5 WM W9"! ""5l3l' 5" l"7l .:g:crles”f,,"l'fl?,l'l' rl:'e()lfltlll':ill:::sle:l':e:'llllE lCanadian Pacific Railway train ati T 9 present. Nursery lugs. mes of landscape Rockiand. two miles from here. i Y I l

l One of the victims has been identified as Genevieve Currie. 26. of Montreal. a daughter of Mr.1 Justice L. D. Currie of the Nnvai Scotia Supreme Court. RCMP are; withholding the second name pend-l

a 1,5)-'1 Fox ALBERTA - Mis.-ii and ilttfal tiesiizn were all entered,

Jean Halliday of Eldon. has left with Special mention to those ofli . Howard Mclnnis FITTED FOOTWEAR

to begin work with the Dept of Wm Ray Carr of Stanhooe. Mrsu 175 Queen St.-Currie Bldg.

Welcomes to our fair City. visitors from our neighboring Prov-

inces and States in this our Cen tenniol Year. and this our Old ing notification of next-of-kin. Hom' wOek' A CPR report said the car wasi

hczlding toward Fredericton. eightl I V mies away. They said the car

lmllelly by BEEF REGULAR 1 Pltgs. High School in Sacltville. N. a. I 0' W” A class in the local show-

. ;a pllltiddelg ft; ills;-teet before hitting; e s e l-b in l - BEST SHOWMAN AT FAIR ornotive. ' ”" "" g ”” LIVER - Pitred h e in Cll M th H t d t hih li 30Th.iltmin tins lnvtlimn about , Lealherw klr l l.l ll ll cu a ov '.l ar ac-l P ercor seer w c c pur- m esan ouron e hipman ly carved nlzomglsil nllllaialme bgfsl l.eod, 17-year-old Junior farmer. chased from Canada Packers last to Woodstock ine. L" ' ' ' P l lhl-ms hall of all elllllllll lll wlllch from Long River. iudtzcd the hes! . January and which was auctioned eFSOna S the work 0, Albert Allllelll Lower showman at the Fat. Stock Show along with 38 others.

Mr. Frank Newsomel Rose Valli Mnnlagugl Mm Donald Slewlm 0' held on Tuesday. He is holdingl

Agriculture. Home Economics Ex- w'”'i9d Pickerillli Oi Kensinilmlll tension Service, Alberta. Miss Hal- "mi M” -lnlm lI'ViI'ls of Murray lldlly recelved llel. 3-Sc, lleglelll River. The males also got into the in Home Economics from Mount; l"”l"l'9 0" M18115 ClUny'! unique. Alison University in i950. and for "V81-shared, braded door-mat the next 2 years worked as As-i "lad? Of l""ClCP-twine and dyed al sistant Dietitian in the Provinclall deipfliedt . l

'” turn in Charlottetown. For. "'9 "bib" 0' the past three years she has. M” G”''39 MEL?” 07 Gl'5lI8m'S taught Home Economics in thvi Rom mdrked the "733 BPPOEFHDCO

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS 50c Per Insertion

They said the crossing was level, Barier's Film lab liiizits nlntiitked with emu”-board, W8 A . . was not equipped withl

Carry A Complete

Line of

,V . Ch lspr-mg pal-ll Rohdl ll” , llll . l Hashing lights or warning bells.

..lkT.Hs lllV:(ln:s;'E'"l;ll'l';wsl8ll”"""'”"r lslalld coll ll, Arm llllmfmfefl The CPR official could not re MEAT. FOWL. Etc. c agm.i.”. ..,.-,.-.-.... ' T thihit or metal etching featuring rile co" pony other accident at the Tins wicmc up

Ql'lNN - At the Charlottetown Friends of Mr; Gregory Lewis island Coat of Arms surrounded i ""5”'"3a wealh" It ll"? ""16 0i j---

Hospital on Aiiiziist 9. 1955 to Mr.iwtll be sorry to learn she is a by Maple leaves. "'9 accldf-"it W35 Clmldy and dull- "' FRESH VEAL F

and Mrs Louis Quinn 8 Stilt. patient. in the Charlottetown Hos-I A beautiful piece of wood carv-

All wlllh her . speedy 1-9. mg done in mahogany and featur- iniz the civic seal of Charlottetown, Randolph Manning. North River-is receiving favourable coment.

Barry Michael ipital, covery.

Young Brothers Die I Oldll frl A " ' ".'.::'.2'.... iciiio SUGAR WWM"O""

SHARKEY - At the KmE'8 County Hospital. Montague. on

i IN STOCK I

August 14, to .Vlr. and Mrs. Ger- I My, Hal-bell gaxlel. who llllllled Pi-l.ll..ADELPH.lA. ' aid Sharkey. cm-digan. :33; V ll'l'ePGl'll19 F97 the tlllotoizranhy has labelled this youna brothers pinyin: in an LAICI NOTANT

-:-V V DEA,l.HS”mr l part of the exhibit as the finest 'l”l1d0l'i0d l'05Yl80Nl0l' WI re

sTfi-:'ii3oii7t Th deathictiiirredl u i?" ”'r'3.?"r;iFti.”"r'ii' 35” ''''f ll” "”?.l”d ”"' ”'"”"'”' "”””

i - P. l o 90 elsan ii eaingi tug.

at her home in Niillvtew on Wed- plintnizraphers. including, Roland The victims were Lee Andrews. . its-sdav. Aiisiist 17. of Margaret Taylor. Mrs. Frank Ross and Mr 1. and his brother. Lewis, 5.

Sheitlnw necrl RR NPHT5 FHn9"'l Mnrp than titty members of ""59" ntmtthllyt whose bodies were discovered by

from her late rcsiticncc Friday. Aug. 19 with service in the hnmc

their mother when she

the 2nd Canadian Siege Baiirary 0997"” I

the refrigerator in a vacant first-

at 2 pm lnlI'i'nir'ni Pownal Cem :"'::ndi':ll:"i'9'l N')l:l'nl; N, I, Mg" Fgund 8TI)H':Ilment of their north etery. r P m . adep a tenement.

s;qTnVE it the Printiel ""1 dim" M "W "”""'”"'"" "' Bear." Ta D..H' i (TTTTTTT I . c J""- A A -' 1955. ii. held .4 t.he Queen Hotel to- cANAmANs Now ,

County Hospital Aug 17th. l l I WOODSTOCK. N B tCPl..A . 5 t l . ."- Oscar Johnslonc of Long: Rive. "lElll- milrking the Slitllll FEUHIOD 30-year-old man was found bind- gged 7n years. Remains will be since 1919. The last meeting was geoned to death in I shack six forwarded from Davison's Funer- oh Allllllhl lg. 1953 miles south of Woodstock this at Home to his late residence tllil la a letter received yesterday morning.

eveniniz whr-re funeral service from Fred Williams. Battery Sgt. The victim wnti identified at will be held on Friday at 2 PJI1 ;Maior. residing in Vancouver. B. James Collins.

'S.T.l lntcrmenl GPtitli9 lVlEm' C.. to Secretary Rex Kielly. re- orial Cemetery.

One of every four persons natur- alized last year in Canada was I former subject of another British Commonwealth country.

IT'S SWEATER TIME

We have just gottort in I new and beautiful selection

24 LI. IAO ROIIN HOOD

PICNIC PLATES

1-55 ......---330

Paper Napkins2pkgs.35c

can-aa.i.'s 1 VIGITAILI Eon sour 27c

Harry Zinc. head farmer for Cyrus Eaton at Upper Blandlord.l A second man in in Carleton N S. is seen holdiniz the mind. gret was expressed that the wriI- Memorial Hospital here under Cliaml-tlvli mill? Sl"7Fil""'" 0' "'93 er could not meet up with his old police guard in connection with Pi'0VinCi8l l"-XlIihiil0"- MT- E3l0D'5l veteran friends at this time so the iilaying of Collins. Mill? mldf En EXPPllii0nBllY "Mi far away. adding "I recall most The fatal beating in believed in showing at the Fair. l vividly our leaving Halifax on have taken place about midnight. 331"?” Film l-lb-t the White Star Liner S. 5. Lap-

FLOUR

N. D. Maclecn

lonmnnnll Former CNR Freight Chief 2 of sweeten.

Horsbam. Sussex when we ar- A ' d T C ' ' . rived at was r.-n. ppOII'I'l'O O Oml'l"IISSlOl"l The present officers of the AI- aoclation are 6 .E. Ritchie. Hoii- OTTAWA. tCPt-Leonard J. president Donald Gordon at the Otllfy President. Archie Potter. Knowles. acknowledged as top time of llll retirement. l Snrlnzhlll. N-5. President A"- expert in the comvlex Held of Air traffic adviser he played al lson Tait. Vice President. Rex railway freight rates. has been hey ml, in working out ill; mm...

CALIFORNIA GRAPIRIIT

Charlottetown and North Wiltolilro

MARVIN 4oz. Iox POTATO 2 ion

CHIPS 49c

Wools, Orlon I cardigan, slip over, twin sets and boleros.

DIAL 5549

6 for 29c.

Ki5"-V- 5'c5'tT""'t M""h'" M l'PP0l"l9d '0 "'9 59"" 0' '""l' plexitlea of equalization of cross i the Exccutlve -'9' ""5 MM” port commissioners which resu- country freight rates. a ioh thei Ewen. Major MacNt-viii. George in” Canudiln nllwhyhl ll l ll V .l l h 8. d Lou" board nderoo se er years Tl'""9"- A" "T M” "' ll W” l1'"'''9d 9'" 5PWi'"r ago and is still working on. i Milton. merit of the 60-year-old retired jig? freight chief of Canadian Nation- al Railway was approved at A "CT "Milan SWIM Mm": cabinet meeting Tuesday. effect- ronomo 'CPl-0"'l('lal of the we Sept. 1. The port carries I Canadian National Exhibition said salary of 811.500 a ye!!- 'v?'ednesday next month's Lake 0n- Mr. Khowlel tarlo swim may have a Canadian- Mltthewli 53-yelf-Old

Sweater-I for sports l and work and for I evening can be found it our store.

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"There b hardly anything In the world Hint aomoonoicannotmako Ilmll” worse and sell a little cheaper-and the people who consider price alone an ll” man's lowfnl prey."-JOIIN RUSKIN. J