The Central Royalty Women's community, including several char row, Mrs. Vincent Shea, pregl.

1- u; m b . ter members. at the Central 303- dent: charter memb . M . Immute R H M5 ale at alty Community Hall. Many pre- Fred Macnae East Royhity. lvlrrgs rd "Wk 359' '”1V9"5"V by "i sent members and several char- James F. Roper, Mrs. James

lei-mining all the ladies of the ter members attended. Left front Pendergast, Charlottetown. and

' White, Louis Harris. ' In. John Williams.

CENTRAL ROYALTY w. I. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY

Mrs. Cecil Wood: Harvey Mac- Auslaad, vice-president. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Roper are still active members,in the organisation.

GUARDIAN PHOTO

Chgrge Small Group In U S: Seeks Higher Fish Tariff

SHIPPEGAN, N.B. (CF)-Mm tor New Brunswick fish exporters said Wednesday that a "very small up” of Massachusetts lobbylglfnare responsible for the mono increase in tariffs on im- ported fish.

ll. L. Haines, secretary treas- urer of Roblchaiid and Co. Lid., here. told The Canadian Press lobbying is being done by "a very. very small group in Boston. Bed- lord and Gloucester" determined to protect their own markets.

”The fish broken and consum-

IIOPEFUL No INCREASE

Roger Pichette, New Brunswick minister of industry and develop- ment, said from Campbellton. N.B.. he had always been hopeful the United States would leave tar- iffs untouched.

He said he had hoped increased tariffs wouldri I come in force "but this year it looks as if they night"

The minister said that "Eisen- hower or Stevenson or somebod " has until -Dec. iii to decide whether to approve the increase recom- mendation.

men.

He said it was likely the fisher- man would absorb the greater part of the loss "if every Canadian family would eat l5 pounds more of fish a year, we wouldn't have to worry about exporting."

The 320,000,000 New Brunswick fishing industry exports "millions of pounds" annually to the United States. Proposed tariff hikes would raise the duty by 1.25 cents a pound on groundfish which in- cludes cod and haddock.

The increase on the annual 35,- w0.000-pound import quota from

Atlantic Teachers Officers To Meet In Charlottetown.

A conference of the Presidents and Secretaries of the Four At- lantic Provinces of the Canadian Teachers Federation will be held in the Queen Charlotte High School, Charlottetown, November 2 - 3. Four delegates from each prov- ince will be in attendance. The aim of this two-day conference will be to exchange ideas on such top- ics as: Teacher Recruitment. Lic- ensing and Certification of Teach- ers. Salaries, Federal Aid to Edu- cation. Communications, Superan- nuation. etc.

of the Canadian Teachers' Fed- eration. Ottawa, will attend as con- tant.

sis are against it." lbs added- ”Most of the large fish companies in the United States have subsid- iaries here."

His remarks came on the heels of an optimistic statement in Ot- tawa by Immigration Minister Plckersgill Tuesday who said he hoped the U.S. will not 80 Illead with an American tariff board recommendation to increase tar- ilh by more than one cent.

"Eisenhower has been known in the past to turn it down," Mr. Pichette said. "But don't forget they're on the eve of an elec- tion." The U.S. elects its presi- dent Nov. I.

HAVE BAD It'I'Il'ECI' Mr. liaines said it was Impa-

Canada would be to 2.8 cents and above the quota. to 3.75 cents.

A spokesman for a major ex- porting firm on the north shore. who asked that he not "be identi- fied. said he personally thought the increase "won't go through." He also blamed the move on a slble to underestimate the "se- small group of Massachusetts lob- vere" effect such an increase bylsta who have "lined up some would have on Canadian fishes) of the labor groups."

HAMPTON

The new. modern. dweuing house being built by Mr. James Moore. on land facing the T.C Highway. where there is a fine view of West- Sorland River. is rapidly progres-

ng.

costs. The other trio were each fined 810. and costs. Two penons were each fined I5. and costs for failing to have license plates attached to his vehicle and for failure to have registrationtof a repurchased ve- hicle transferred. For possession of liquor not purchased at a Gov- ernment vendor shop. a person was fined . and costs. For ll- legal possession of a still. I Per- son was fined 8100. and costs or three months in jail. A person charged with being tiinteasilgged 1: cmwn. mnggmga . pin a public place was it . In xphoigog, were replaced with tea. costs or so days in tail wliille the more denngd charges. cues of failing to tile sup coirie

awn - -an or --- -W T" ""1. '"' on of trial. Alum 0011-. -rl”""'"" "'”””

lieovy Docket In Magistrate's Court

Before Magistrate Gilrltart c. act yesterday seven c arias llllil previously were withdrawn against five men involveiiuiii thug

ion of a oiiantitv ll" Iam:i5e:owdel'ed' Perfection Br-and k, on pfo of Central Creameries L . ClIll'l0"-W”"'- T e original charges. which were w hdrawn at the I'tNllI0&r 03'3"

Many citizens residing in our merging districts joined the very large assembly of relatives and friends present at the hineral ser- vices held at Trinity Church, City. for the late Mr. Walter G. Mac- Kenziep on October 24, whose death followed an unfortunate on accident on a section of the Brook- fteid Highway.

Rev. Dr. W.A Mscliuarrle has ietumed to his pastoral charge at H ,. ", N.S. following a brief visit at the borne of his mother, Mrs. Morey MacQuarrie, during the week ending October 1'1.

Miss Elaine MacPhail. 'daughter of JD and Mrs. MaePhall. Argyle. Shore. has motored to the New England states. where she purpos- es visiting relatives and friends. during vacation. !

Congratulations are being exten- ded to George F. Dixon. Clyde River, who is the champion prize winner for bacon hogs for "The Island" exhibited at the Amherst

I I for we Mn”. mm a Government store. were sdiourn i,iig"r':'oun that the accused had ed for I imi- elected trial by Juan vgliwi I

. Th were ' 3"”....i '...Ei'"-iu..a.y next It Lodge Visitation The vigil wiiiea,wss rrwimllli l"iPY.d Al cmpuud i ed wds ailovnii to stand valid 11" Wu,” .1 -n,,md,y' ocg, whme -"""'ss rvVodtobIa"redietter"one "'d' "''”n'-'' - '''a”'”' in Yhs annals of Prl' Arthur 1-- me courts: Iillmzl til: o,1,, Crgpaud, P.!:.l. when they I men ' Maecallum of Carleton also by Queens County . Bro. J.B. Crabbe of Mil-

acwmpsnled Put aster. Bro. G.A. tetown also

t the. violation. "0" , M ,2, 0,, M 0. . J. Winter lair. , Wu, "ve yuan.” an” up . MICKIIIIIOII of " W T" V" lmu , so now IIMIJMBRANCI

Grand Master, in A lengthy address. held forth

('

sissady this-your KITCRENER (CP) - Hungar-

i first being and 013- to ininclplu 04 ian,and Polish Canadians plan a c , and the. second 035- . Cudmors (W0 In joint , ion and wreath-piac-' 4 telling account of

lng ceremony Wednesday night in honor of the Hungarian rebels the fighting

sgainstitusianforcesinthair

Coming Event

in e:..ly centuries Also

ONLY 46

: Iacheod. Mrs. Gerald MacNell,

, Jo: '.Nc: Water White.

A lay and Mrs. Harold Beck.

I1.IIi each: Mrs. Blanche LeLach- cur, Mrs. Bert MacKay, Mrs. Ches- ter Lalsacheur. Fred Davey. Mrs. haut, Mrs.

haut. Mrs. Everett Harris, Mrs,

Lehacheur, Mrs. Wheat Ghtiigbee. on

(.100 each: John S. Livi t , F. Thomas Herring. Elliot Stew-

Nov. 2. The ceremony will be pre- Mr. George Croslrery. Secretary dded over by up vp D. Lama.

chairman of the university board of governors.

At LePAGE SHOE CO. LTD.

el QAIILDTTETOWN

CAPI' BEAR Victor Strick-

Collector, Mrs. Iliad. EU: Mrs. Axel Irving.

W each: Thomas Gosbee, Wai- Inee Hume, Mrs. Ray Jordon, Uh. Wilbert MacNeil, Mrs. Geo. MacNeil. Mrs. Newton Williams, III. Silas MncKay, Mrs. Gordon Macliay, Eber Williams, Wallace Jordon. Lorna MacNeill. Darrel .75: . Melvin White, .8: each: Mrs. Luther Williams. III. Edgar Osborne, Mrs, Allan

Ira. Emerson MacLeod. John Macltenr-ie. Wilson Stewart, Wil- Item Gosbee. Bert Penny.

.0e: Mrs. Victor Strickland. Mrs. Wilfred MacNli

Total 322.05.

GUERNSEY COVE DISTRICT Collectors, Mrs. John J. Mac-

ss.oo: Mrs. liampdcn Hawkins.

John Brehaut, Mrs. Leonard Bre- C. W. Hawkins. Mrs. Herold Beck. Mrs. William Bre-

Orrin Bell, Arthur Davey, Ding- well Herring.

.500 each: Milton Hour, Robert Glover. Blaine Atwell, Mrs. Kim.

Mr 95'.

MURRAY HARBOUR Collector. Mrs. Erncst Machon.

Overshoes, Slippers.

TODAY'S GIFT SUGGESTION

Hosiery and Shoes make practical economical gifts for all the family.

l 31.00 .50c Machon. John

"-92 Mrs. liazcl Court, Green- Ch" Ed Ave. l -250

Total Collector, Miss Mary Prowse. 82.00 each: C. M. Lea. Mrs. R. P. Brooks. 3.100 each: Lloyd Herring. Mrs. Gerald Prowse, Mrs. H. Hunt, Cyr- us Perry, Mrs. Emerson Cohoon.

Fred Machend. Mac Beck. Mrs. Louis

each:

s. Cecil Penny. Mrs. Mrs. Seilar Maclfay. 38.00.

each: Stan MncKly. Enid . hon. Mrs. Mab- Maelaod. .35c each: Marshall Maelaod. lea Collier, Iert Madison. Mrs. William Dart. -Mrs. H. L. Machoo. Total 3715. Collector. Mrs. R. P. Brooks.

31.00 each: Mrs. William J. HI!- ris, Mrs. Fred Harris. airs. lulal Billard, Mrs. Milton White. . Eric MacNell. Mrs. Vac Richards, giecrsi Carl Richards. Mrs. Vere

.50c each: Mrs. Percy Lecco. Mrs. Lawrence Williams, Mrs. Clarence Herring. Mrs. Ernest Beck. Mrs. Angus McNeil. Mrs. I. II. Fisher, Mrs. Louis Harris, Mrs. Prank Jackson.

Total 3l2.M.

Collectors, Elaine Barring and Sandra White. 32.00 each: Mrs. F. W. LeLach- eur, Mrs. Arthur Wood. 81.00 ea'ch:'Mrs. D. Ray Brook, Miss Margaret Morley, Mrs. Etta Young, Mrs. Preston Robertson, Daniel Bell, Mrs. David Van Id- erstlne, Rev. 1.. B. Woolfrey. Mrs. LeRoy MacDonald. Hume.

in

Mrs. Sheldon

.50c each: Mrs. Roland MacPher- son. Mrs. Whitney Brehaut. , Total 814.4”. Collector, Mrs. Jack MacDouald., 32.00: Chessie Irving. 81.00 each: Mrs. Jack MacNell, Mrs. Bert Jordon. Mrs. Jack Mac- Donald, Mrs. Horace White. .50 each: Mrs. John Maclienzie, n Dav-

In. Stewart. Lorne Stewm Spenceix Sharam, Olive Keeping, - .50c each: Mrs. Percy Richards, sh'"P Mrs. James Bell. - Total saooo. LAUNDERED Collector, Eileen lierring. To Still: Eber MacLcod. PERFECTION T0 LAY CORNERSTONE HALIFAX (CPI - President A. E. Kerr of Dalhousie Uulver- mTE'wAY sity announced Tuesday that Alia I EQNERS tair Fraser, Nova Scotia lieuten C ant governor will lay the corner- stone of a new dentistry building oh. 7387

PLYWOOD?

SHOPPING DAYS "5 "A" UNTIL CHRISTMAS. W” V” NEED CHANDLER VBROS.

is Gordon, Mrs. Eston Mai.-Neill, Mrs. John Gordon. Mrs. Thelma Jordon. Mrs. W. Dalziel. .Sc: Everett Buell. Toll 314.50. C " tor, Mrs. Everett Robert- um. 3.3-each: Silas iiughs, Lorne

81.000 each Mrs. Nath l ' Mrs. Alex Vanlderstlne,miviri-,vllAg1: bert MacLeod. Mrs. Hubert White, Mrs. Lloyd White. Mrs. Wallace White. Mrs. Robert Bell. L. J. Ni. colic. James Mat-Leod, Eve;-en Robertson, Mrs. Freeman White. .'I5c each: Mrs. Roy Bell, Mrs. Wallace Penny.

.500 eaL'h:lMrs. Marshall MacLeod, MP5. Keith Buell, Mrs. Hilda Sharani. '. Lawrence Stewart Roland White, Winsloe Dunnn, M.s. Alfred Chapman, Mrs. Ken. with Beck. Mrs, Fred White, .25c: Mrs. Mont Herring,

Total 321.25 Collector. Mrs John (J b .

32.00: J. Percy "hue. 05 ea

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If you need

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5 Pleasan W I M PU LE3 EXTRACT

sj (X70 LIVER COMPOUND

after an illness this recon- stniclive tonic helps build you up and mien lost vitality.

Tastes good too.

ONIY 5l.35 .”' vD.' dvuq aloii:

Hughes Drug Co. Ltd. 150 Queen St. Dial 5545

.i.. ii... ......; u..a.?iiIf?Ji::: A;--w-me. am. w- "W l Thursday. Nov. 1. 19567

,'3"'i!' 4- RS171 .'. James P. Her- HB8. ohn Brooks.

My .75C each: Mn, Gormlel "IL Gux F91 H3

F ed ii i ,

Mrs. John Gosbee. r mm i.Mnu'n.-n.;' st, 5”” "'3"? "'1 Milton Chapman." Total in Mrs. Peter White, Mrs. Bruce

Grand total sisaso.

T: 5 7,341;

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"I dioose the exact ooloiir. fabric and pattun I want from Iiimdnb ofdiifereritmaterials.Igettheexactstylolwsnt-ondmysnitig madstotitme-cuthyhandtomyzl personslrnessuroments.And at Tip Top Tailors, tailored-to-measure perfection costs no more.” See for yourself. Order your next suit from Tip Top Tailors. hand-out for you alone. Runember-Tip 'I'op's buying power at thsmillsgivcsyoumoreforyourmoneyhooaussthesnvinpllo passed on to you in their low maker-trrweanir prices." TAILORID-1'0-YOUR-MIAIURI Club Clothes "Tip Top" Clothes Fleet Street Clothes

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HOYT'S BEAUTY SALON

NOVEMBER SPECIALS Cold Wave Permanent and Machineless. Including Shampoo, Finger Wave and Hair Cut

35.00

188 QUEEN s'r.

DIAL 6311

SALE OF FALL DRESSES

ONE RACK OF DRESSES UP TO S2650 ' FOR S5.00

ONE BACK OF DRESSES UP TO S35.00 ONE THIRD OFF

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Fresh Tasty

LEG OF LAMB, lb. LAMB FRONT, lb. LAMB CHOPS, lb.

Freshly Ground

HAMBURG, 2 lbs.

Choice Grade A

FOWL,

D & F Superior

SAUSAGE, lb.

ic"iNc SUGAR, 2 lbs. . . . Zlc

lb.

. . . 55c 39:" 55:

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59c '35:

43c

SHORTENING 2 Lbs. 49c

FLUFFO

Pepsodent

TOOTH PASTE

Regular 2 for 31.18

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OATMEAL, 2 lbs. "'. ave A SWAN! PAPER, Roll York Ice Box Jar

PEANUT BUTTER, Jar: . . . 45c

Campbell's

TOMATO SOUP, 4 Tins

25c

29c

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CARROTS, 3 lbs.

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i Tastylsland l PARSNIPS, 2lbs. 1. . ' Cello

TOMATOES, Pkg. . . . . onpos.",zias. us

25: 23c 23:

TALISMAN-24 OZ. DAMSON PLUM JAM CRAIAPPLE JELLY

Your Choice

3 For 1.00 '

Silver Seal

MOLASSES 2 Ots. 65c

I

Light Halves

, SHELLED WALNUTS

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