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Mrs. Inez Missel and three child- ren from Aliston. Mass.. are spend- ing thier vacation at the home of her father. Walter Byrne. Card!" gan.

Mrs. Mabel MacLcan who had been employed at the MacDonald Nursing Home, Montague. has taken a position at the Kings County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips and Mrs. Lowell Phillips of Sum- me.-slag, were the week end guests of Mrs. Phillips' brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Diamond, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caniion. Vic- toria. P.E.I. spent an enloyabll week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nelson, Montague. While in M0" tague Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Weft entertained on several occasion!

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Watcrtowii. Mass. are holidaying at their summer home at Com- mercial Cross.

returned to their home in Vancou- vcr after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cross, for the past week,

5l- Mary's Road have as their Ruesis. Mr. McCarron's sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle Mass.

family of Charlottetown ai'e guests of Mrs. Currie's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McQuillan.

to the City on Wednesday. July 11th.

of Cardigan is a guest at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Fitzgerald. '

of Saint John, N.B., were recent giiests of Mrs. Filmore's parents. 1'.

Summcrside, were weekend guests of Mr. Jenkins mother. Mrs. Flor- ence Jenkins.

Glasgow, N.S.. arrived in George- town on Sunday. July 1st, and will spend the summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Jenkins, Mrs. MacLean who

LADIES' Auxiliary Legion ple- nic postponed until Wedneniay. July 25

by their friends

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jamleson have as their welcome guests at their summer home in Brudcnell. Mrs. Jamiesonsl sister. Mrs. J.A. MacArthur and young daughter Sally, of Winnipeg. Manitoba.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frizzel and young son of Monoton, N.B.. ae-- com .iied by Mrs. W.T. Bentli. are vacationing at Mrs. Bentley's summer cottage at Biudenell. Mrs. Bentley recently arrived home by plane from Winnipeg where she spent the winter months with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J.A. MacArthur.

Cpl. Don Wannamaker. R.C.M. P.. Montague, accompanied by Mrs. Waiinamaker and their chil- dren Lois and Bruce, have mo tored to Cape Breton on a holidav

5 Mr. and Mrs. Pcrcy MacDonald of Charlottetown were recent guests of Mr. MacDonald's sister. Miss Jean MacDonald, R.N.. at the Loujean Lodge. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Len Dewis and sons Jimmy and Bobby, of Tor- onto, were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Vanlderstine at their summc home in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Maclnnis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daly have Mr. and Mrs. Jerome McCarron,

and family. of Allston,

GEORGETOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Currie and

Mrs. N.W. Hansen was a visitor

Little Miss Betty Lou Conohgn Mrs. G. Filmore and (laughter and Mrs. H.P. George.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jenkins of

Mrs. Russell Mat-Lean of New

accompanied as

CST. STRICKLAND

POLICEMAN

Constable Gene Strickland, forl- inerly of Murray Harbour, has joined the Brampton, Ont., Police Force and was sworn into office by Judge Archibald Cochrane Con- stable Strickland has been for some time with the Ontario Train-

IG Centre and has been del- cribed as ”a decided asset to the force with his clerical experience." Some Z)-25 applications were re- ceived in all. Three were chosen and these officers plan to take up residence in Brampton as soon as possible.

far as Georgetown by her son, Mr. John MacLean, who returned to

his home in Nova Scotia on the same day.

Mrs. F.M. Wellhrock of Need- ham, Mass., is vacationing at Morrison's Beach.

Mr. Gordon Yorston has return- ed to his home in Georgetown from a visit with relatives in Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie MacLean and family of Charlottetown were recent guests of Mr. M.acLean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLean.

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Miss Marion Lavers and Miss Lois Babineau have taken posi- tions in Charlottetown.

Recent guests at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacLean werc: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hearty, Mr. Henry Doiron, Miss Marie and" iss Josie Doiron and Mrs. Rose MacPahil, all of Rustlco.

Miss Dorothy Sharkey of Bus- ton, Mass., is vacationing at her summer home on the banks of the Brudenell River.

Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Lavers re- turned to their home in George- town on Sunday. July 1st. from a visit to Ottawa, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hempstock.

Mr. and Mrs. John George of Saint John, N.B., were recent guests of Mr. George's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. George.

Miss Joan Murphy left on Thurs- day, July 3rd, for Charlottetown, where she will spend the SUm' mer as supervisor under the Red Cross Swimming and -Walter safe- ty programme.

a Miss Teresa MacKinnon of Char- lottetown was a holiday Weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F..l. DeLoI'3'-

Mr. Stewart Hansen, who re- cently completed his Grade XI studies at Montague High School, has accepted a position in the Montague Branch oi the Bank of Nova Scotia. A

Mr. Earl Hume was the weekend guest of his son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Mac- Donald. AC

Leaving on Monday, July 9th.. on return to their home in Warwick, Rhodc island. following a vacation spent in Georgetown as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Mac- Donald. were:- Mr. and Mrs. John Lunn and daughter. Sheila.

On Sunday. July 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker had as their

sons. Vl!'81lJll. U.S.A. are spending their holidays at the home of Mrs. Tuttle'I parents. Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacLeod, Murray Riv. en.

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visitor in Char' June 26.

-MURRAY RIVER

Miu Bessie M. MacPherson of 30!?-011. Mass.. is spending some time visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. Dan Nichol- I01! and Min Flora Nicholson. Murray River.

Min Faye Keenan, student nurse at Fnlconwood Hospital, re-' cently spent a few days at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Murray

1 River.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacDonald

and daughter Jean, of Greenhiil,

N.S., were recent visitors to Mur- ny River. guests of Mrs. Mac- Donald: parents, Mr. and Mrs.

' George 0. Whiteway.

Miss Edith Johnston. student nurse at Falconwood Hospital, re- cently spent a few days at the home of her parents. Mr, and

Mrs. Reginald Johnston, Murray River.

Messrs. Cyril and Vernon Mac- Lean of Charlottetown and A,C, 3 Everett MacLean, who is with the R.C.A.F. stationed at Rockcliffe, 0ni.. are spending their holiday: at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeai1, Mur. ray River. CD,

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tuttle and Lowell and Lawrence of

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frizzell and

daughter of Eldon spent Sunday in

zhgizngiglyerhgruesg otbgirs. Friz- 9T. s.

and Mr. Moore. ue B Moore

L.A.C. and Mrs. John E. Cook

and sons Roger and Rand of Tren- ton, Ontario are spending a month at the home of ' ll. Mr. and

Mrs. Cook's par- Mrs. Bell, Wood

PISQUID EAST

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay were Covehead Monday night attend. a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ken-

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neth MacDonald, I)1JIIIeI' and sis- ter-in-law of Mrs. J

ay.

Woolridge was a -u. Tuesday

Mra. Wallace

Ml” Gt-t0l"Ele Dover motored to

Charlottetown Tuesday, She was accompanied by Mr. and Miss Juanita Jay.

Edward Jay

On Wednesday afternoon, June

27. the members of the Pisquld East Womens Institute took the teacher and pupils of the school to Stanhope Beach for their an- nual picnic. The day being fine

nd sunny every one enjoyed them- elves Ill mense'y.

Mr. and Mrs. Kennerh MacDon-

als. Covehead Road were visitors in Pisquid East. Thursday evening, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay.

Miss Linda Leard, Moncton, N.B.

spent the weekend with her mo- ther, Mrs. Fred Lem-d.

Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Jay and

family. Moncton. were weekend visitors with Waverly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jay

Miss Sally Ll!a'.I'd and Miss Is. ble Birt with some friends motor-

ed through Nova Scotia and thc Cabot Trail during the holiday weekend.

Mr. Guy Jay who is employed

in the Madgelene Islands arrived home during the holiday weekend.

Miss Mabel Jay. Charlottetown

spent the weekend with her par- C ents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jay. sons

Herbie. George and Howard and Mr. Herbert Jay. motored from Syracuse. N.Y.. and visited friends in Pisquld East Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes

and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter White and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley and family and Mrs. home visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly. Sunday.

Keeneth Garland were all

Islands. Their many friends in Murray Rlver are happy to them once again. .

Miss Louis Hawkins. Boston. Mnss., is at present spending her holidays in Murray River the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Macbeod.

Mr. Luther Mooney. of Qunicy, Mum, is spending his holidays with his wife and son Wayne at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D” Horton, Murray River.

Mr. Bennie Moore. Murray Riv- ”, lg spending his holidays in New Glasgow, N. S. the guest of mg aunt Mrs. George Buell and Mr. Buell.

Mi Clara and Miss Jessie Cook who ldre on the staff of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, are gpending a month with their moth- er, Mrs. Jane Cook. Murray Riv- er.

Mrs. Clarence White, High Bank. weal nu past weekend in Mon- cton, N.B., with her husband who is stationed with the army in Camp Gagetown, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Jr., and son Pearley, Murray RN". spent the past week-end in New Glasgow, N. S.. guests of relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Innocent and family of Conneticut. U. S. A. no spending their holidays at the home of Mrs. 1nnocent's mother. Mrs. Jane Cook. Murray River.

Miss Helen Stewart of Mass, U. s.A., is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. John Hancock and Mr. Hancock, and also with re- laiives in Wood Islands.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hodslilll and son Michael of Moncton, N. 13., are spending their holiday! ill White Sands. at the home of Mrs. Hodgson's mother. Mrs. Olive Gid- dings.

Miss Agnes Thinslow of New Glasgow, N. S.. is spending the summer at the home of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. S y d n ey Brooks, White Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. William Beck of Mass. U.S.A., are spending their holidays at the home of his broth- ers, Mr. Fred Beck and Mr. and Mrs. John Beck, White Sands.

Mr. and Mrs.Lorne Gosbee of Dartmouth attended the funeral of Mr. Gosbee's sister the late Mrs. William Parter.

Mrs. Edith MacLeod. Mass, U. S.A., is visiting at the home of her brothers, Mr. Fred Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beck, White Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. Blois Manuel. of Charlottetown, are ”' their holidays in Murray River, guests of Mrs. Manuel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Macl(innon.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Keenan of Deepbrooke, N. S.. were recent visitors to Murray River.

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DAILY -MARKET OIIOTATIOIIS.

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

moderate trading.

New York: Stocks higher; oil; in demand.

Montreal: Markets push irregu- larly higher; trading moderate.

Grain

WINNIPEG (CPJ-Broad in rye appeared in active Monday on the Winnipeg exchange.

Closing prices:

Oats: Jly 81; oct. BOA, Dec. 775iA; May 77-35A.

Barley: Jly 1,063.4; Oct. Dec. 1-Olin-A; May 1.01lrzA. Flax: Jly 3.4756; Oct. 3.131748; Dec. 2.97:1-4B; May 2.99am.

Rye: Jly 1.2990; Oct. 1.2795-hi; Dec. 1.263xa; May 1.295.iiA. Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.73-Va; 2 1.70-SS; 3 1.61-Va; 4 l-55"tis: 5 1.41; 8 1.37; 1 durum 2.67; 2 2.65; 3 2.63.

IWA and domestic prices; 1 nor 1.735)i: 2 1.7055; 3 1.61M; 4 1.56-Ks; 5 1.41; 6 1.37; 1 durum 2.01s.'.; 2 2.01; 3 2.00.

gains trade grain

1.05;

Produce

MONTREAL, (C P) - Agricul- ture department quotations: Eggs: Small cases, extra-large olli-62; large 61; medium 58; small 38; B 41; C 34. Receipts: 111.

Butter: Current receipts: 57 Fresh grade Creamery prints job price 57-5llV4; Fresh no-tender- able 56 . Receipts: Nil.

..Cheese' f.o.b. factory: Ontario white 323Y4: colored 33; delivered Montreal. Quebec white 3134; col-

iting his daughter and son-in-law in Edmundson. He was rushed to the Charlottetown Hospital last week where his condition is re- ported about the same. Mr. Mur- ray was stationed at Summerside before retiring. He had forty odd years in the service and served all along the line. His good friends here hope he will soon be out again in better health.

FREEDOM LOVERS

The people of ancient Athens decreed that anyone who killed a would-be dictator would be re- garded as guiltless.

Toronto: Industrials h ig h a r; l

ored 3H'a; wholesale Ontario white 34l.c0i0red 3474. wholesale Quebec IVqVi;lte 325.6; colored 430k. Racer:

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Potatoes: No. 1 N.B. new white 755 5.00-5-25; No. 1 N3. tos 3.25- 175; No. 1 10: 75; P.E.I, No 1. 75s 5.00-5.25; No. 1 NB. 50: 3.25- 3.75; No. 1 103 75; P.E.I. No. 1 75s 5.25-5.50; Virginia 505 4.50; Virginia 100: 7.75-8.00; Quebec new 755 5.00.

Currencies

MONTREAL (CP) - The U.S. dollar closed Monday M 3 dl3' count of W4 per cent in terms of Canadian funds. down 1-16. Pound sterling 32.74 13-18, down 1-16.

N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK (AP)-Oils. alum- mums and selected issues led 8 moderate stock market advance Monday.

Pivotal issues wound-up with gains of fractions to a point. Some issues raced ahead four points or 50.

To all intents and purposes the stock market was staging a typ- ical sumrne rise. Inflationary prospects resulting from whatever ii steel set-tlement might bring underlay investors" attitudes. A big political doubt had been re- moved with the reaffirmation of President Eisenhower's candidacy.

The Associated Press average

of 60 stocks rose 50 cents to sl8ll.30.

The most active stock was Standard Oil (New Jersey). up

134 at 60V: on 42,100 shares.

Among Canadian issues Alum- inium Ltd. and Hudson Bay Min- ing were up '6. Gains of V4 point were registered by Canadian Pac- ific and Walker-Gooderhaml Mc- Intyre Porcupine led with a gain of llrt.

On the American stock ex- change Loblaw B was up two points, Brazilian Traction was up '-in 'and Shawinigan V4. Canadian Marconi was down Vs.

What stocks did:

Mon. Fri. Advances . . . . 560 002 Declines 361 280 Unchanged 245 249 Total issues... .. 1139

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Rev. Phalen McKenna. P.P.. Alberton, was her' on Sunday morning to assist Rev. Joseph Kane. O.M.I. who celebrated his first high mass in his home parish. Scores of friends also attended the reception for the young priest in the afternoon as invited guests. and later at open house at 5 p.m. Father Kane will leave in a few weeks for the Indian Mission fields.

Friends of Big John Murray, retired C.N.R. sectionman fore- man will regret to hear he was taken ill very suddenly while vis- .Mg.s:..Mss.:M.j..

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guests: Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bre- haut and son Colby and Mr.

Vaughn Blackaedere of Charlotte- town.

Guests at the home 0 fine Misses Margaret and Jennie Lie Richards .are:- Mrs. waiter T. Richards Pepperell, Mass; Mrs. Ida Wood of Boston, Mass; and Mrs. Clare Boylen of New Ross. N.S.

On Friday. July 8th, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker motored to Charlottetown. On their return they were accompanied by Miss Prin- cilla Griffith, who was that guest

for the weekend.

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MONTREAL (CP)-Most indus- trial sections closed higher with scattered gains ranging well over a point in moderate trading 011 "10 Montreal and Canadian stock ex- changes Monday.

Refining oils featured, the action as McCol1 lumped two P011”! and an. gained 191;. Aigomn leaped four points and Dosco added "it in

the steels. Steico was off we in the same section. Papers improved as Howard

Smith added a point and Price tacked on V4. Utilities were a weak spot as Shawinigan faded V2 and Bell Telephone dipped Va. Base metals were mainly frac- tions better with Asbestos up :54 and Smelters ahead V4. Beverage! and banks were narrowly im- proved.

In miscellaneous trading Domin- ion Bridge added IV: while Can- ada Cement firmed F4. Dominion Storcs lost a similar fraction.

Mines and western oils were generally lower in a narrow range. Del Rio was an exception, jumping 40 cents while El Pen Rey was a smaller winner.

The stock exchange's closing averages show banks up 0.14 at 56.30. utilities off 1.9 at 143.3, iri- dustrials up 3.2 at 319.1. combined up 1.5 at 260.5. papers up 14.16 at a new high of 1683.99 and golds up 0.18 at 83.86.

MONTREAL CLOSING HTOCKS By ,'I'he Canadian Frau

Abilibi la Gt Lakes 5016 Asbestos 41”; How Smith 46 Bank Mont 55 Hud Bay Min 91 Bnque C Nat (IV: Imp Oil 55 Bathurst A 62 Int Nick 98

Toronto Stocks

TORONTO (CP)-Western Oill paced the stock market to higher ground Monday, touching an all- time index high with a 31h pointl advance.

Consolidated Smelters moved ahead W4 points in the higher senior base metal section. Lab- rador gained a point. Fractional advances went to Falconbridge and International Nickel, Hudson Bay lost Sherritt Gordon climbed 20 cents.

Harrison Minerals, Frobisiier. Maritimes. Ormsby and .N'ippis- sing recorded 15-20 cent gains among juniors. Conwcst lost 40 cents while Normctal and Copper- corp were down 15 cents. Moln- tyre jumped 1V4 points in golds and Giant Yellowknife 25 l'('llLS. Millikan Lake gained 25 cents in uraniums. Lake Cinch gained 20 cents.

National Pete featured western oils. adding 85 cents and Triad gained 60 cents. Central Leduc moved ahead 50 cents. Banfi, llusky and Consolidated Mic Mac lost 10-15 cents.

Index gains: gold up .16 to 86.96; base metals up 1.62 to 244.79; western oils up 3.42 to 158.65.

TORONTO CLIISING STOCKS By The Canadian Press Toronto stock Exchange-July 16 (Quotations in cents unicss marked 1.

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