cite GUARDIAN.

Cl-IARLOTTETOWN .

govt-matte 23. 1951

EAST 3 mnrs,

For These Bargains

GREElltDALiS

IE7.-s 0VEltCOATS- Values to 539-50 ----- --

........ ..

MEN'S STATION waoou and OVERCOATS.-Values to 039.50 ...... ..

2lI.5O

MEN'S SUITS- Values to 009-50

.: ................. .. zll-.50

ITENlS SUITS-

Vnliies to 532-50 ---------------- --

.................. .. 39.50

BOYS'

to 6.95

BREECHES ..... .. 33i5Jim. .... .. L95

to ll.95

l30YS' GOLF HOSE-

Specisl .......................

.................. I.00

ggll(!iINATl0NS .

MEN'S

RUBBERS

Use Our Lay-Away Plan -- A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Garment.

MEN'S STORE.

GREENDAUS

144 Gt. Goo. 59.

Farm Prices,& Market Report

Following are excerpts from

the weekly marketing report oi the Provincial Department of Agriculture: Farmers should arrange. at 1 very early date, tor their seed requirements it it is lelt that their own seed is, not suitable. it will be found llhat, due to dis- coloration. most of our need oats will be No. 2 grade. but that should not deter any producer from necurinvg this grade it its germination and its quality other- wise is satisfactory.

Oats is still being picked up at around 65c to '70c per bushel. al- though some mills are paying 904: and better ior good iced grain. Oats has been sold at entirely too low a level this tall. and in view oi prices for Western grains there

being paid for in many insinrc-s.

Regarding the general picture on other seeds, alfalfa production will the less than one-half at that

of 1930. and the snizulcat S1nCE 10t3. Harvesting conditions on the Prairies is the cause. On

the other hand one of the largest crops of red clover seed on record is expected. and will be over three times as large as last year. There should consequently .be a small supply of good higli-quality red clover seed for sale.

There 118.5 been a much larger production in the Maritimes than last. year, over six times the quantity being produced. On the other hand. alsike. which origin- ates in Alberta. is deiinitely down. It is also interesting to note that the production of tim- othy seed in Canada is only a lit- tle better than one-half that of the 1950 production. which. by the -way. was a record yield.

The Mariiinies again report an increase over 1950. Two years ago there was a lot or timothy seed saved on Prince Edward Is- land-nol so much last year. It would seem to me that there is an important pi'orlucl.ion for this Provznce open and aviiila.-ble to our farm people in both timothy and red clover sccd. A saving of these products is a areal. insur- ance in term production as well as a great. saving in costs.

On other lesser seed crops there l1B.s been a slightly down- ward revision on estimates. in the Dl'OdUCl10n at nearly all kind: to! vegetable and. root. seeds it is less than in 1950. particularly with

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

relerencc to beet. mangel. onion. and spinach seed. The dry weath- er in British Columbia. during the past season look its toll on seed production.

with regard to turnip seed. it

Dr. A. L. Moolsooc DENTIST llentsl 8-Boy

GLORIA BUILDING 1'19 Gflflml It.

Phone I01

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llr. John E. Starns VETERINARY SIJIGION

Phone 130 288 Iowusl It Onloo Bonn 3! lllllllllhsnl

M. Albon Former

n.A. LL. I. NONI! To DOA! clinrlottntown. P. 3.1.

J. A. Memilgon IARIIITII. IOLICITOI. III. NUIAII. ITO. BARRIIIII. IOLIOITOI OUIBII IUILIINO

Mot-lmon. Peaks & Nicholson

A. W. IIATIIISON. L0. A. H. PEAIE. I.A., Ll:,,3,

Allison 1 M. Gillis.

is iolt that tho pocition will be fairly favourable in the Maritimrs. although the harvesting wOal)hP!' was deplorable and affected. to s

l very great. extent. production on ' Prince Edward Island.

3An31g-31:3. goucn-og, Dealers are advised not to ne- gu, glect necessary supplies of seeds

or all kinds until late in the sen-

IM Richmond St. - Ch'lowII- son. This is an important mat- "Wn' 59” ter which should be attended to

at the earliest possible moment.

Ir'-'non' 4' ann"nF o"n ”'"-'"'-

' ' ' The price or butter remains steady on the Halifax market

OPTOMETEIST during the past week, with tac- ng” 5." 3"." tory prices being ouoled at 06:: . for first grade prints delivered.

PIIONI. I79

Adjoining North American Hotel

elm. a. accounts

I. A. IAIIIITII. IOLIGITOI. NOTAIY. Ito. Intern Trail Building CIAILOTTITOWN Phone 1'!!!

K. C.

Barrister, solicitor. Notary Royal Bank or Canada Building Charlottetown. P E I. IDANS ON CIT! AND FARM PROPERTIIS

A. I. IAILAM. I.A.. l.L.I. EM.

Ink oi Nova (Inmben Charlottetown. P. E. 1.

MONEY T0 LOAN

1 FREDERIC A. LARGE.

Palmer 8: Hoslom

and local jabbing 08c. On the Montreal market the mice at but- ter is growing stronger. and in be- ing quoted now at 6.5 1-2c (or No. 1 solids delivered. this quota- tion in under date of November :1. On the Toronto market the price. November 19. was.nomin- slly 06 1-2c delivered.

There was no price change ll!- ported during the week for the Province of New Brunswick. and. quotations for all poinu in-that province are - oresimeries and wholesalers 1 and 2-lb. prints Mo. wholesalers. to retail stores 1 and 29-11:. prints 68('. In this Province. creamcry operators and salesmen favoured an upward ad- justment in prices in order to bring them in line -with that of other provinces and as in conse- quence the wholesale price is now being quoted at. 84 1-2c delivered Charlottetown, with local lobtbing at ode.

The demand is reported lair. with a greater tendency toward the purchase of solids. The out.-

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Clark. Diamond Bar 2917. ver - 1. Ray Carr, Stnnhope 71':

Grand Champion Standard Bil- Reserve. Brent Clark, Diamond Bar 2911'.

Groups ,

Get oi Sire 11 entries - 1. Brenton Clark, 2. Roy Woodside. .1. Ernest '1'. Mill. 4. L. W. Hancock. 5 Gordon MscM1l1an.

Progeny or Dam - ll entries -- 1 Roy Woodside. 2. Ernest T. Mill. 3 Ray Carr. 4. CF. Cameron, 5. Gordon MacMillan.

STANDARD WHITE

MARKED SILVERS

Class 8 - Extra Light. section 1 - Adult Male - 5 en- tries - 1. Ernest T. Mill, 2. Roy Woodside. 3. Ray C. Woodside, l.

Roy Woodslde. , Section 2 - Adult Female - 7 entries -- 1. W. E. 65 J.B. Jcnkim,

2. may 0. Woodslde. 3. D. 0. Stew- art. 4. Brent Clark. 5. Ray C. Woodside.

Section It -- Pup Male - 5 on-

is no jiistitication lnr the pricesi good sound oats.

tries - 1. Ernest T. Mill. 2. Brent Clark, 3. Ernest T. Mill, 4. Roy 0. Woodside.

Section 4 - 5 entries - Pup Fe- male - 1. Roy C. Woodside, 2. Ernest '1'. Mill, 3. Ernest T. Mill, 4 CF. Cameron.

Championships standard White Marked Silvers (Extra. Light) - Adults - 1. Ern- est T. Mill. Willowgrove 167E; Re- serve. W.E. at J.E. Jenkins. Uns- worth 71D. '

Pups - 1. Ernest T. Mill, Wil- lnwgrovc 1.'l:lF; Reserve, Roy C. Woodsldc, Mnipcque View 50F.

Grand Champion - 1. Ernest T. Mill. Wllloivzrove. 167E; Reserve. W.E. 5: J13. Jenkins. Unswortn 71D. i

Groups

Get oi Sire 2 entries - 1. Ernest T. Mill (Lockerby 2510, 2. Roy Woodside (Gleria1ton 20lXl.

Progeny of Dam -- 1 Entry -- 1. Ernest T. Mill twillowgrove Miss 47D).

STANDARD PLATINUMS Class 7 -- Medium

Section 1 - Adult Male -- 5 en- tries - 1. W. E. at J.B. Jenkins. 2. J. R. Lockerby, 3. McLure at Mc- Kinnon, 4. NICLIIYE & Mcxinnon.

Section 2 - Adult Female - 6 entries-1. Ernest T. Mill, 2. W. E. 65 J.B. Jenkins. .1. Roy 0. Wood- side. 4. Roy C. Woodside.

Section :1 A. Pup Male - 5 en-

tries - 1. Ernest '1'. Mill. 2. JR Lockerby, 3. Ernest '1'. Mill. 4. Er- nest T Mill. 4 - Pup Female -- 3 Entries - 1. Roy C. Woodslde. 2. Ernest T. Mill. 3. Roy C. Wood- side.

Class I C. Light section 1 - - Adult Male - 11 on- trles - 1. 13.0. Stewart, 2. 12.3. lluniphrey, 3. Mcl.ure & McKin- rion, 4. G.F. Cameron, 5. Ernest T.

Mill. I Section 2 - .'l riitries -- Adult

Female - - 1. McLure Av. McKin- mm, 2. Ernest T. Mill. 3. Ernest T. Mill.

Sf'Cll0l1 1 Pup Main -- R on- trins 1. Eriicst. T. Mill. 2. Ernest '1'. Mill. 3. T. G. Ives.

esectlon 4 - 1 entry - Pup Fe- male ... 1. Ernest. '1'. Mill.

Championships

Standard Plntinumn - Adults- Ncvw.-Brunswick is reported to be about 8.6 per cent higher (or the week ending November 10. than (or the same week last year. it should be noted. however. that that province shows a decrease in production irom the lwlzinninll or the year to the end ol: 0:- tober below last year. ,

In this Province for the week ending November 10. the min- ufacture of butter was reported to be 03.300 pounds. and for the same week last year 80.223 pounds were made. an increase or 13.- 146 pounds. or 10.3 per cent.

. Livestock

Chariotstetown prices and quota- tions as or November 30.

Ho: Prices: F.O.B. country points. Grade A 27.50; Grade B1 27.10; No. 1 sows 23.00; No. 2 saw

Z100.

Cattle Quol.at.ions: Delivered to plant. Steers: Good 227.00 to 27.60; Medium 26.00 to 26.50; Common

2200 to 24.00. Heifers: Good 26.50 to 71.00; Medium 25.50 to 23.00; Common 21.00 to 23.00.

Cows: Good 21.50 to 22.00; Med-

1. Mchuro si Mcxlnnon. Mockin- non Queen 63; Reserve. D. 0. Stewart. Beoohglen 13.

Pups - 1. Ernest 1'. Mill. Wil- lowgrove 1121'; Reserve, Ernest '1'. Mill, Willowgrove 1161'.

Grand Champion -- 1. McLure In Mcxlnnon, Mscxirinon Queen 83; Reserve, D. 0. Stewart, Beech-

glen 18. Group: . Get of Hire - 1 entry - 1. Ernest '1'. Mill (willowgrove 230D). Progeny of Dam -- 1 entry - 1. Ernest T. Mill (Willowgrove Miss 194A). STANDARD PEARL PLATINUMS Class 8A - Medium

section 1 - Adult Male - ll en- tries -- 1. Brent. Clark, 2. L.W. Hancock, 3. L. W. Hancock, 4. D. 0. Stewart.

Section 2 - Adult Female -- 0 entries - l. L. W. Hancock. 2 L.W. Hancock, 3. D. 0. Stewart, 4. Mc- Lure A: McKlnnon.

section 3 - Pup Male -. '1 en- tries - 1. J.R. Lockerby. 2. L. W. Hancock. 3. L.W. Hancock, 4. L.W.

Hancock. 5. T. G. Ives. ,gg : - ' ' ' ' ' 3- - gecuon 4 ,, Am,” F-,,maI,, ,, 21, Spam" 4 H Pup Female 1., Troops or a Royal Canadian Regiment platoon in Korra reload Enmugig kw. Hancmk. 2' Llwuonmes W 1' JR. Lmkerbv, 2A hw. Bren gun magazines alter sn all-might. attack by Griinr-so communists. Hancock. Hnncoch 3A hwg Hancock, t Lgw. south Korean youths, employed by the Canadians, lend a helping hand. mu, 9 ,g Lkm Hancock, 5. DO. Stewart 6, . ' A low short hours heiore. this platoon had been cnclrcli-rt at. their out- secuon 1 .. Adult Maia c. 4 an. Lockerim 7. JVRI Lockemy. 34 not Dost positions 600 yards (mm the main U.N. lines but lnuaht. their way mu g L ILK. Lockerby. 2. LR, smwa”. out at high cost to the enemy. Standing in the centre background is Lockerby, 3. D'O' Ste-wun L :10 ("ml ” gg Ext" mun Lt. Ed Mastrcnardl of Toronto, the platoon commander. IVE-I. Section 1 - A l -. -'-" " Section 2 A Adult Female - llrntrles. ' d In Male No Locker”: mm'138F'

Championships

Groups Standard Pearl Platiiiunis

entries - 1. L.W. Hancock, 2. .I.R. Section G” of girl! g 3 mm” " .

2 - Adult Female - at

Lockerby, 3. G. F. Cameron 4, D.0. entries - 1 G F Cameron 2 JR iAdult.s 1 L K Lockerb i ' ' - ' - - - - m - - . y, Ives J.R. Loci;;rb,v. (Ives llDI, 2. L.W. 15Vio;VVll”t. 5- J-Fa Lockerby. 6. T. G. LO:(l:Ctl'il;.V. 1:. L0Ck9l”bY- l-'iY4E; Reserve. L.W. Hancock. Ohio; Hancock. 101110 National 71D), 3. - - VC 11 - -- up Male -- 5 en- Ixational 2011:. Frank Camci-on, iRoynl 140El.

section 51 - Pup Male -- 13 en- tries - l. L. W. Hancock. 2. J.R Lockerby. .1. .l.R.. Lockerby. 4. L. W. Hancock. 5. L. W. Hancock. 0. Mc- Lure dz Moxlnnon. 7. G.1'. Cam- crnn. ll. T. G. Ives,

tries - l. L.W. Hancock, 2. G.F. Pups -- l. .l.R. LOCl(P,rby. silvpr. gtsimeroii, 3. l..K. Lockerby, 4. D.O. band Lady 23F; Reserve, L. W. glgcallm-H 4 PW Fpmalp lg P 1-ireiicock, Ohio National 38F. l .717. lnckcrbv roilvrrbarid Lady "M M I I K mm b - -2r -1. I vr8nd' Champion - 1. .v.a. sznn. 2. i,.w. Hanrnrk, (Ohio Na- hlhl 1 'H -' -V- - - JIOCKPTDB. Sllverband Lady 23?”; tlonal 220.41, .1. L.K.- Lockerhy .. .. . . norm-k. 4. J.R., lReIwrw, L.W. Hancock. Ohio Ns- (lnckerliy Lady SC).

l"rngcliy of Dam -. .1 !'l1ll'lPR ...

iwm 20.00 to 21.00; Common 18.00

to 10.00; Canncrs and cutters 15.00 1

to 11.01). Bulls: Good 22.50 to 23.50; Medium 21.00 to 22.00: Com- mon 10.00 to 30.00.

Calf Quotations: Delivered to plant. Good and choice 28.00 to 27.0.0; Medliim 24.00 to 35.00: Com- mon 22.00 to 24.00; Grassors 17.00

put of butter in the province oil

to 19.00.

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