NOVEMBER 16. 1950 . ms WESTERN GUARDIAN izr

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE g summer Street, stunnnsrslds. Phone llill puws, subscriptions Advertising loprosontstisu J. BIMBR MUIEIIY and 1330!!!! GLOW nous. Phones: 008! Ind I83. 11.. uusrdisn may be bought st so: ol the following stores in Suusnstsldox honing, summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore. tl Oentrll llnsl. f" - News-Itlnd. Water Street; Marl Gludot, so Grlnvllls street: '"" Douwgw. Grocery, Second Street: Island lilolor Transport, Hy" Wster Street; AlbI:I's Grocery, m lnnsil Shoot.

K L. Wu” H. mun". .Momorisl Square, sununersif... At 10.00 un. . a, pm is. delivered to any home In susrunorsldo by Osrrln g. I'M 9:: My 9; mo per week. Phone son for this service or give n - 39 "me, u, an boy . ponsibln for delivery on your route. Tolling of chimes-Trinity Un- '" g lied Church. 10.50 In 11 a.m. ,BoyD'g INSURANCE, Ken- - DR. CARSON WILL MAKE g'ue"ceE11 gimp to 11.02 a.mA mlon. N5 1151151 mp '0 511mm"5id9 0" Reading-Earl G. Cannon. Pre- 5 WRANUE Run. 5l-Wl'd5Y- sident, No. 5 Branch Canadian ' NERAL I 8 Legion. B.E.S.L. Gfmiuuvli gummersidc. U-.'rBY0N PASTORAI. Charge. Firing party-Members of 17th .-A. nited Church Services of Re- Race, Ron. (3 Squgdfon, .... dl I giembrlzgnce xe nlzild Sunfl-ay. Last Post-Bugler Alban Ga!- g 1, uA'l's now on spay, ov. . as o o 5: a.m, rv- 13,... uitgli. styles and latest shades on: 3 P-M- Cape Traverse: 73') Reveille-Bugler Albsn Gallant Gm the best selections ever. p.m- CrBl13I1d- R9V- R. In BWIOH. Prayers-Rev. K G. Sullivan.

- u gitrjipments arriving at T881-P I intervals. At the Mary Ami orgpome Capital Theatre.

, E or!-'lCI-' of E. E..Park- mnrktilplit-;11ClTiSLA. will be 13105991 Ron; xormibcr 6th to 13th. for eye uammatiuiis, will be open for re- palrS and appointments.

,ni:NSlN(iTON Pieshyterhiii mm,-.-it t'ilIt'kPl1 supper Wednes- A3. Nnvcinhcr 1:')ih, iu:i-tlnning di 4313' in tlin Uiiitcri Church base- ment. ”

Minister.

-IFIIIEMEN CALLED - Sum- merside firemen were called last evening to..46 Duke street but on arrival found there was no fire. An overheated stove pipe had caused considerable smoke in the house. which is owned by Mr. Fred Mc- Cormack.-S.

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Gorse is one of the most do- structive weeds in New zeaiand.

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Aililriir .'i.ssocintinn ncorpora e. . i.imi:cli ulil be held in 0Leary push; i-i.i:l on Monday. 13th hov- ,,.,t;r: :it 8.10 P. M. All iiiierestcd QUNDAY AT mo

ill Run; and Athletics in viciirity . ,9 int.-iivd to attend. Ave Maria Hour 0 Station CJRW Summcrsirie

Trans-Canada Catlmit-: Hour

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('lit'llt'll. Mnlprqiicr Sunday. Nov- 597195 elnbN' i!ili. Divine Worship: 11.00 --rourrl or rouar" A. it. anti 730 P. M. Special music Rev. F. J. Rustcl

bv 'Ml'. E. Duniring and Mr. A. Joiinson at the evening service. ii'cdiics(iny. November 15th ser- rzcc. Baltic School, 8.00 P. M. Rev Jaincs Cross. Minister.

SPECIALS

of Vinccnilnn Fathers Station CBA Sundnv

Sermon by Rev. C. W. MncDona.Il CJFX at 6.00 o'Ci0CK Sunday

AT . McI..EAN'S November 9th. to llovomlier 18th.

29c

Aylmcr Tomato SOUP, 3 tins for ....... .. Lynn Valley PEAS (20 oz.) 2 tins for 29c Prune PLUMS (15 oz. tins), 2 tins for ............... . 29.: Oak Leaf CORN (20 oz. tins) 2 tins for .. . 290 Apple JUICE (48 oz. tin) .. .. 29c Carnation MILK (large) 3 tins for .................. .. 43c SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for ............................ .. . 658

SOAP FLAKES (large) all kinds, each . .. 39c ROLLED OATS, 10 lbs. for .............................. 95c MATCHES, 3 pkgs. for .......................................... .. 25c

Macintosh APPLES (fancy quality). doz. Strawberry JAM (24 oz. jar) BROOMS (good quality). each .. . Girls' SWEATERS, 100'; pure wool, reg. 352.50

for .. .............. .. . .. . . 51.75 Men's Fleece Lined UNDERWEAR

(iicavywclght) .............................. .. S295 Pcaiiody's OVERALLS (high grade) .................. .. 34.25 Flnnnclette BLANKETS (Falcon 70x90) .......... .. S425

20C'a OFF MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS

Evcready Radio BATTERIES at OLD PRICES (Prices advanced from 5 to 10'7o)

Each 32.00 purchase entitles you to 'a chance of winning S1000 worth of merchandise from our store absolutely FREE (Drawing Nov. 18th).

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GENERAL MERCHANT KENSINGTON, P. E. I.

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Ilememhranoe Day Program Agide

The following Armistice Day

program for Summerside has been released by Mr. Charles Hv Kan. chairman of the Legion

Committee in charge.

M.A., B.D.. padre, No. 5 Branch Canadian Legion. B.E.S.L.

0 Canada-Trinity Male Octette

Remarks by Chairman-Earl G Cannon.

Address-His Worship. Mayor Henry W. Wedge. Mayor oi Sum- merside.

Hymn-O God Ages Past.

Address-Group Captain H. G Richards. ().B.E.. commanding cf- ticer, R.C.A.F. Station, Summer- side. Placing of wreaths-pipers will play "The Lament."

Our Help In

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Order of Placing Wronths

Mother thers Canadian Legion

R.C.A.F. Association

Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Leg-

representi-ig all Mu.

n Brigadier G. G. K. I-eake C. Squadron 17th Reece R.C.A.F. R.C.M.P. Dominion Government Provincial Government Chief Justice Thane A. Camp- bell Town of Summorside Organizations and general pub- lic

Regt.

Route of March

The parade will move off from Memorial Square to; way of Spring Street in Notre Dame Street and down Slimmer Street. The salute will he taken in front of the Armouries by Brigadier G. G. K. Peake.

Order of March

R.C.M.P.

Band (pipers and drumsi Legion Color Party Canadian Legion. R.C.A.F. Association R.C.A.F.

Air Cndcts

Benediction-Rev. K. G. Sulli- van. g God Save the Kin:-"l'I'in.l.V

Male Quiirtctie. FARM PRICES

(Continued from Page 5)

in this Province one-half to one cent lower than the market price. We would not approve or cream- cry salesmen selling butter in any part of Nova. Scctia below the price quoted from that province.

The Dairy Products Board has not yet announced its out-of- stcrage price on butter. This is a reason why buyers are to a great extent cautious about buying in large quantities and maybe one r,' the reasons why the demand i: decreasing in some areas. Until the Board states its price there will he a certain amount of un- certainty as to the accuracy of our present price and cautious buying will prevail.

The production of cheese is re- ported to be about 1079 below that of 1940 with the September and October output almost similar to that of last year. The price of cheese in this province this past

Pnrnde commander SXL A. 1-1 Pirotli.-S.

'season was highest on record. 1t

. now soiling at 39c per pound wholesale having advanced from 35c through the summer. This price has obtained in the face 4.! a contract price of 25v plus n tic Government subsidy received for cheese from Ontario and Quebec

The requisiiioning order on Ontarlo and Quebec cheese has been rescinded effective Nci-rim her lst. although the 1950 con- tract for 85 million pounds has not been filled. This may have the effect of lowering the price in the Maritimes.

Eggs and Poultry

An amazingly good market has existed icr egcs during the sea- son. The cancellation of British contracts brought a considerable measure of gloom to poultry pro- ducers. and particularly before a floor price -was set on eggs. Since

that time, however. the market has been under almost. ccnstant lmprovemcnt and the g returns

THEY WERE ALWAYS

those who saved our prepare ahead.

served.

Counc

T. D. Morrison J. L. Drlscoll G. I. Sheen

ON GUARD

As we observe Armistice Day, 1950. it be- hooves us as a people to be ON GUARD. While we commemorate the sacrifices of y

to face new dangers that lie close If their sacrifice is not to be in vain we must be ready to protect what they pre-

TDWN 0F SIIMMERSIDE

pHENRY W. WEDGE. Mayor

country before let us

J. L. Gorriil H. B. Schurman Clarence Steele

mnurcrrr panes:

Under Auspices Summersido Brunch

Canadian FRIDAY. NOV at

3OYLE'S RE

One-Half Mile East of Summerside

Dance Starts at 12:00 P. M.

Music by Don Manor and His Islanders

Dancing In Both Ball R

Admission: 51.00 per person

Legion.

EMBER 10th

STAURANT

com and Restaurant

St. Paul's Newman Club Meeting

TM Fvzular meeting of the Eummerside st. Paul": Newman Club was held on Wednesday

evening. November 8th., with the

chair.

Saturday Matinee 2:30; Evening

in coloriul film of i with Gilli

News.

president Dickie wedge 11, the

An interesting sketch of the life of Cardinal Newman was given by Shirley Noonan, in which are described the works and achieve- ments oi the great scholar at Ox. ford.

A beautiful holy year program was then presented to the mem. bars in which many of the core. monies of the holy year were den. crlbed and their religious signu. icanee explained. 1.

Rev. A. J. .'VlacLeod spoke to the members. urging them to acquire 3 deep" knowledge of religion and a correct appreciation of spiritual values. Plans were then fonnulsted to: the monthly social evening for the members of the club to be held the following week. The meeting closed with prayer. The officers or the club are: Prer- ident. Dickie wedge; vice president Shirley Noonan; secretary, Mary 1-luestis; treasurer, Eunice Gaudet: counsellors, Dorothy sonier and Dorothy I-lammil. - S

from poultry flocks have been far in advance of early anticlpstions Asa result of early market con- ditions and prospects a good mary yearling hens were killed off and the distribution of chicks from hatcheries was under s general curtailment. High teed prices also had some effect on production but at the same time a gcod job was performed across Canada on distribution and supplies. It is just possible that es: prices may reach still higher levels in view of de. mand and existing supplies bg. fore the season is cut. Production of cggs is steady and receipts are about 601181 to last year's volume at this time. There has been no

YOUR PORTRAIT

IIII OI" HM! DAY!

ON CIIIIIIVMAS MOIN

AND preserves the mem- ories of the delight with which the gift was received through all the daysto come.

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THE HEAD STUDIO

Appointments By Day Or Evening Summe mic

Dial 3297

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For cold-.

MATHlEU'S

SYRUP

CAPITOL Summerside

(THE BEST IN SOUND & MOVlES) SHOWING TONIGHT-7 and 9:25

- 2 BIG HITS -

ARMISTIGE DINNER

Change in paying prices and op- erators of grading stations are quoting producers for ungraded eggs Grade A Large .58, A Medium .50. A Pullet and B .38. C 26 Wholesalers are quoting grading stations for graded product (on station Grade A Large .62, A Med. ium 54. AP as B. .42. C .29 and tiuui-ins same pack to retailers Grade A Large .65. A Medium .53. A Pullct do 3 .46, C .33. Eggs are retailing to consumers Grade A Large .75, A Medium .07. A Pul- let .49-51. B .53.

Poultry receipts are increasing and quality is improving. Dealers are quoting producers for chicken 6 lbs. and over .38, fowl 5'.f.- lbs. and over .25. Dressed chicken 5 lbs. and up A .41, fowl 5 lbs. and up Grade A .33.

Feeds

Feed prices still continue strong even in view oi heavy supplies ofi feed grains in Western Canada.I Carlot bulk quotations are as fol- lows: Barley - - 33.23; acw oats- 32.91: Wheat-52.91. island oats is selling at the present.tlme for around 05c-75: and it wculd seem a good idea ior feeders requiring extra supplies to contact sellers who have a sur- and

553.00; oilca kc 380.00:

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plus. Bran is 351.00 per ton: shorts I soy- - beans s33.00. These. you will i'e-

LEO COYLI'."S RESTAURANT

AT 6:15 P.M NOVEMBER llth

Tickets may be obtained from Legion Club room. All ex-service men will be

cordially welcomed. g mm

Professional cards

R. E. ELLIS - Auto - Cssulty INSURANCE

I Summer St. Summer-side PHONE 2413

Hrs

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-B. E:.IEunter.-

20.00; common bulls 1,0-20; hogs 29.50 for Grade A; sows"'24-25 dressed.

Maritime markets are as follows: At Moncton prices on hogs and sows advanced in line with Mon- treal with Grade A hogs at 20.00: 31 28.60; sows at 22.00-23.00 hot dressed weight. delivered. other prices remain steady at Monctor. with choice steers at 23.50 and ranging down to 10.00-18.00 for common. Choice heifers were 2300 down to 16.00-17.00 for common. Cows were from 18.00-18.00 sc- cordlng to grade; and bulls Irom 13.00-17.00.

Lambs f.o.b. good and choice 22.50 with rail grade 54.00. Charlottetown prices also ad- vanced on hogs with f.o.b. prices on Grade A at 28.00: B1 2760: and sows from 20.00-21.00. Choice steers were 23.00: good 22.00: medium 21.00. Heifers ranged from 15.00 up to 22.50 according to grade. Bulls 17.00 for good; coin- mon 13.00-15.00.

g...EE.E:. GAMEO THEATRE

KENBINGTON

7:15 and 9:15. ' Roy Rogers and that funny fat guy. Andy Devinc. action and '"TIlE FAR FRONTIER". Davis and "Riders of the Purple Sage". Also Serial 8:

hrills.

member. are all prices in bulk OVFOMETW31 carlot. Retail would range Ggmplatg VI5unI Anglyggc higher than this. mu." mmd uyggggck PHONE I110 The Montreal market on live- sMAs1I'Il::';N's Bggimo stock continues steady with med- ' ' ium steers at 23-20: ” heli- ”"""- -A .- ers 20-2.5: medium cc-ws 17.50-

Mill

Today 3:30. 7 anti 9:15 ' Saturday 2:30, 7 and 9:13

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Chartered Accountsnt Canadian Bans in Commerce dullding

PHONE 288!

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Eyes Examined

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Office Hours: 0 to 12: I to 5 sad by appointment. REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St... Sumrnerslds

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THEATRE

"SORRY WRONG NUMBER"

Barbara V Stanwyck Burt Lancaster Also Short Subjects

Fri. 8:30; Sat. 7:30-9:30

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E-EXTRA: 1st chapter of serial, "Atom Man vs. Super- man", showing today (Friday) -Matinee at 3:30, with one feature only, "MONTANA".

SATURDAY MATINEE 2 :30

Features "MONTANA" and "MARK OF THE GOR- ILLA" will both be shown along with the serial, "Atom Man vs. Superman.”

SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 and 9:25 Both Features will be shown. No Serial at Evening Shows.

HONDAY AND TUESDAY-7:15-9:15 " Tuesday Matinee 3:30

he best movie '

ever. made!

Us hear!-warmmg Mark I-Iellinger story is

let to six grand and ' glorious limes!

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