Mommy, , , W ,, , H , 'i-no GUARDIAN. cnaktorraiown ....-st. R&I .. mm as.ooo to ao,ooo. -mu. wouia thrpradlction or a mi. York air HINT!-0-IZWATII
. York Iilghliglits
Miss Mcrnla Watts was week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1-iarold Watts York.
Mrs. Westley Matthew and Miss Pearl Stewart of York were visitors to the city last week.
Misses Bernice Lewis and Freda Newson of Charlottetown were week-end visitors to York recent-
ly. Misses Earl: and .io.vr6 Linc
were guests oi their cousin Miss Donna Bowen of Wheallfy R-We?
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Karacul skins sold by Upinswn Co-operative company. Cape Town. south Africa. control about 859:. of the skins shipped from that territ- ory. They have increased produc- tion about seven times in the years between 1042 and 1950. The num- ber of karacuis in the Union has
on Sunday-
Mrs. Taylor York was a guest. oil her daughter Dom who has been a patient in Prince Edward isiaiidi Hospital for some time.
A special meeting of the school Trustees was held at the home of sgcrgury Mr. Lewis Yessey on Monday evening.
increased from 83,000 in 1931-38 to 1.240.000 in 1948-49. Old timers will remember that an attempt was made in 1914 to breed karaculs in this Province. A company was or-
ganized and a number of karacul T
sheep imported from Persia. but the war and other factors prevent- ed the industry from becoming firmly established. We understand there are a few karacuis domiciled
Mrs. Lloyd Shaw. stanliopc. Mrs, Horace Vessey York and Mrs. J. WW Campbell of Grand Tracadie were, visitors to the city on Friday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Allison west and son Blair Parkdale were the wet- eome guests of Blair's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Vessey last -week.
Mr.-. Harry Lmvis of York was hostess to her friends and iieigh- bors on Wednesday evening when the Stanley Brush Co. held their demonstration.
The Misses Anita Lewis and Aletha Brown spent Sunday in York the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown.
Mrs. Gordon Crockettts many friends are hoping for Mrs. Croc- kett): speedy recovery so that she will again be allowed to return to her home after several weeks stay in Prince Edward island Hospital.
The many irienda of Mr. and Mrs. William Vessey of Diiiistafinage were sorry to learn of the accident to their son Lorn uho in an uiiac- countable iiianiier had an arm very badly mangled in the drum of a thresher last week.
Pi-of. Prank Johnson of Music. Charlottetown was in York on his weekly rounds of teaching vocal music in the children of Junior and Senior Departments of York School. The Women's Institute of York and the parents are spon-
soring this oportunlty to the children. The work in romiection with
the construction of the new school in York. is rapidly nearing com-
. natives can be employed so cheaply
on farms in the United States but production has been small and it is doubtful if it has been a paying proposition. in South Africa where
they have a big advantage. also :.:y have immense grazing tracts. which iurnish cheap feed for the- sheep. 1 Women's Wear Daily. New York.i states . .. various mink breeders' associations and several aucticnl companies are receiving credit for putting mink on top and for creat- ing a desire of every woman (or ranch mink. A large gathering of mink ranchers was held at North- wood. illinois. for two day. Dem-. oristraticns were given in scraping' and llcshing and talks on selection. breeding, marketing and other sub- jects by good authorities and by representatives of the New York Auction Company and Lampson Fraser 4!; Huth. There is no douotl about it, mink is on the top new and will no doubt remain that way for a considerable number of years
The quantities that are raised and will be marketed are figured to be, in the vicinity of 3.000.000 for 1950 I From December 1st to December 8th.. 213.000 will be offered at auc- tion. On Dec. monton, 40,000 with i-1.3.6.. Mon- treal and 10.000 with Canadian Dec. 4th.. Lampson's, New York. 20.- 000: Dec. 5th.. New York Auction. 25.000; Dec. 5th.. Soudac. Winnipeg i 15.000: Dec. 6th.. Canadian. Mcllt-Z real. 20,000. Dominion. Winnipeg. 25.000; Dec. 5th.. Canadian. Men-v treal. North West. 40,000. Notwith- standing these iarge numbers of pelts it is accepted as a certainty that the market prices paid at the auctions in the next two weeks will be higher than they were at the:
TIMELY am: on toms
1 couiiscm wmi -, 8 Silver Fox and '. Mink F arming 3
lat, 18.000 in Ed- ,
yy
ers have been keeping their eyes on the market. Korea and the United Nations, on Washington and Ot- tawa. A sudden change or unexpect- ed news from these or other sources can have just .25 sudden an afiect cri iur prices.
The quantities oi silver tax that will be taken off in Canada this
include the new crop. except re- placements for adults killed. and also an allowance for ranchers who are cutting down or going out of business. The actual pl duction of silver ioxee and their mutations L1 Canada has been given us by a well versed: representative of an auction company who has travelled from one .end of Canada to the other and his estimate is 85,000. This Province. which once produced from so.ooo to 70.000 silver fox. will probably not pelt more than 0.000 to 7,000. we do not know of any- one who is adding foxes to his ranch nor do we know of any who are going out oi business,
Watch for lynx to reappear as e prestige fur following up the in-
year have been variously estimated
lei-est in long-haired furs. This 1.-
deaigner who believes that as fox grows in popularity. high style de- mand will develop ior lynx . . . Women's wear Daily. Nov. 80th. shows a lady wearing a wide stole of silver fox. it is worn with one or the silk brocade afternoon suits which were favorites with guests who attended a smart November wedding. It certainly looks good in the picture.
OFITAWA. Dec. 0 - (OP) Alm- ads will make another Appeal to the United States next week to make more steel available for Canadian use. Trade Minister Howe will fly to Washington to confer with Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer on the critical sieei situation which may soon lead to tighter control on alloca-
. in Lake Mead at the Hoover Dam
The world's largest artificial lake
on the Colorado River. covering :11.- 000.000 acres. u
l0Ial.D BACKING
or the so signers of the U. S. Deov laration of Independence. 15 were lawyers.
LIVESTOCK DECLINE South Africa's livestock population
declined from 13.000,000 in 1043 to 12.000000 in 1060.
SPARE rnosn TREES in Norway and Sweden no one may cut trees even on his own land without a forest supervisor's per-
tions in Canada.
mission.
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Fraser and Macxenzie Piaids.
All wool plaids in Royal Stewart,
Prices 89.00 to 511.00 BEDSPBEADS
UMBRELLAS Fancy and plain colors. Prices 03.95 to 57.50
start of 1949. Most people think 25 to 30 per cent higher than 1049 and, that -would mean 50 to 00 per cent. higher than they were two years.
pletion and the building oom- miitee in charge are hoping it will be ready for teachers and pupils early in the New Year. New furni-
In gowns and pyjamas in knitted silk, crepes and nylon tricots, in all the new shades.
BOYS
1ellletcetri-131:. er".."ri'KiT.;"ivsi:i0'iT.a T293 W” pm ,1, I 295 t 895 Ladlesi W001 pullover and coat 1" chemnev "'0"ed WOW will
atories are to be installed, while "1, mm mks ,9, . v ; y . F C95 5 - 0 5 - sweaters. All new Fall shades. in mud 5h'-d99- H0m93Plm and p .v MENS Ml FFLERS BOYS SWEATERS Prices 495 t M 50 "yous . o . -
A large number of ladies from York and surrounding districts were in Charlonemwn Tuesday.
bright yet. there are cther factorsl that might. cause a change and: lower prices. one is the interna-'
ilonai situation. The iur market is WOOL Initlaied mufflers.
Piaiii white silk and fancy. Also
Pullover, V- neck and crew-nu.-ca. Boys zipper coat sweaters, mur- OOD. brown, royal blue and beige.
7 Beautiful Slips and Crepes, nylons and nylon tricots.
Prices 52.00 to 55.95
LADIESl NYLON HOSE
All the new Fall shades. 51,- 45,
-Prices 34.75 to 817.50
SATIN CUSHION!
w ' u .1 Th d . P l , . atggxsfngyihzncnogsdaeVin:iYi;fi'arE gizalgolftlgif ;:V:f:;fn::l:c23::;llg prices .5150 to 3.2.95 pp Prices 51.75 to 54.75 and 42 gauge. '
3,0,: l;f,l,,d,,;g,:;,- 3; C:.';:.f,7 4,l:;;l;f;:,l,; iherruramgx...;e::?;.t:v:...bo;.;;.g..:;1 . novs- SHIRTS smgrfvinryion Pantiies. nicely trim- Prim 51-35 to 31-95 1" WE. bl"?-2135216 and stem Ch t. i. 0. D. E. M l tely 5 , E . . , ' , ,
Drizeps ewhich were donaiaeldv bymthe raw furs. mostly imported furs and. MEN'S NECKWEAR Plain and fancy stripes. me Pti hcelagis embmgsery LADn:5IiCW00L BED nee: 5 and 3295
various merchants and business Prices b90med- Whm We Stcfk Prices N135 to N250 rces E ' to N1" Kms
men of the lclty and others were ynarletit showzen partifulnrlv Est Foulard, poplins and saiins Also N l bl Pink mauve white and blue IDWELS AND TOWEL SETS
, ,, - , l incr se or crease. ur mar e ' , ' ' ; W" M” ”" 5”" i be "1 plain colors, A aovs wmcv WESTERN ew "999 "Y ”" W533 Price 54.95 In all the new shades.
congratulated on winning a beau- tiful electric toaster on Wednes- day night.
The Senior Branch or the Junior Red Cross met in the Principal's mom at York schcoi on Friday af- ternoon. Meeting opened with tho President in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and approv- ed. Roll call answered by "which would one perfer in be .a boy or girl and Why?” was responded to by twenty-one members. collection amounted to fifty-eight cents. 01:1 committees gave reports. New com. mittees were appointed. Basin -
Elaine Cooke and Betty Andrews. Dewar Swan, on Mcnday November Plain colors and fame stri es. .
Water - George Proude and Alden 20th. The meeting opened by slng- Also fl t k .t H y p Flanneilette and fanc us, A180 3 nice assortment Of ladles' For Indies null Men Newson. Programe - Jackie An- lng hymn No 023. Members of the a m pu over style by br (1 ioth y 5 He gi0ves' ' I
drews and Laken Lewis. Game lav- Band re eated in unison the 23r.'i ' ' ” C . - Men's Gladstone cases with han-
p . 13 York Knitting Mills. Colors grey pm 9 5195 ed sea. water and air. Mccting ad- Psalm. followed by prayer. scri,)- and win d I I i C S . to 02.95 Girls: fancy bandannam SHR and (er, Colon brown ma buck, journed. ture reading was followed by re- 9 3" Pan Wn9- wool Price. to wow -m-V-- peating the "Purpose of Band" in , y BLANKETS ' P . 75 t 295 ' '
manger :(il;pymiie.pn'r.-Y hl:ll(s'llh oi ;l,ni8lon,11ymnlNo ,.:,u..p,,,,I, mm Prices 332.95 to 05.75 A rices c o 5 . ,
1- as n. or 0 rs I-I , I " - - I met in the Assistant's room oncPr(i)- was s.Sung nbylmeirieberg. EA cBt.;?;e:!'A H Noah b:ari(:er' Kiddles' and b&bieB' SWEET-GT5, ms SOLIDIALESATHER OLLB
day afternoon November 23rd with
prices always respond either by -up . or down. therefore buyers and sell-
Prices 51.00 to 52.50 (Boxed)
SHIRTS
Health'- Lorna Vessey. Water - Wilma. Newson and Earle. Ling. Programme consisted of trio. Misses Hazel Vessey. Fern Vessey and Shirley vessey. "Silent night,” sung h.V Marlene Lewis. Pauline Swan. Jean Andrews. Lorna Vessey. Mary Douglass. Donna Lewis. Meeting ad-
MUFFLER. AND GLOVE
Price 54.95 (Boxed)
Colors grey, wine and beige
SETS
Sizes 8 to 14 years Prices 52.00 to, 52.95
Prices 52.98 to 58.25
vets and suedes,
Toronto Maple Leaf adien style sweaters.
-journed. -
The regular monthly meeting vi York United Church Mission Band met at the home of the leader Mrs.
PYJAMAS
MEN'S BROADCLOTH
BOYS' HOCKEY SWEATERS, CAPS AND SOCKS
Price 53.75 Cap 551.00 - Socks 51.50
Ladies' hand bags in plastic, vel-
caif and moroc-
Prices 33.50 to 318.00
Fancy scarves
ma Can. and chiffons.
in satins, crepes
Prices 01.25 to 352.95
fancy wools.
BOYST PYJAMAS
Klddies' glove in suede, kids and Prices 31.25 to 56.95
day in Tokyo." was read from
MEN'S SHIRTS
i3.".h”."5i'i73.".hiiT;'..fT.i”fl.iv.f.i? ffy".i';K f?.0)c8kl3fi(1,ii1gw;:netTi,ct'Pr:lyt0esr- OTIIER. SUGGESTIONS "M" gwn" M” "500 mg were read. approved and signed. ed the meeting. The children of the Plain colorsl fused and Windsor Suitcases 90" 0'" "I answered by twentr- band played many names and after collars attached Arrow and Van 3035' Parkas. bomber llackets BED PUFFS 1 gzouiranelgggiiiitffgiection Si N. i 3 m” M mm by um" ”" h"”' Heusen make All sizes and station W35” mam Ties. Chintz with satin anel sags and up ,,....., 5.... ,.,,,,,,,,'..,'l,l:,"',,,,,,3,,',,,',f,'. gygfwv W'"d'd ”"'r,W how Pl 5:3 95 5; 5 3:53;. belts. golf hose and pm. M,-,5 9 1;. splendid asaortlrnenltl ladies; - rces . to .9 ' cues n a e new . Down filled . shades. MEN'S HOSE smnxmg ' Price 520.00 to s25.00 Prices 315.00 to 340.00 E I L B E R T Fl ' 31iiew33len"'r'is'"'J3'”1”' 0”" nlsmm i, . e c a . ne woo cashmere, nylons. ' Price h5g5” s
HALL or
in cllAliL0'lTEl'0VIli
dresses, silk panties, pyjamas and
nylon and wool, diamond pattern sock.”
SCIENCE
heavy Prague, Prices 51.00 to 52.25
MEN nnazssmo GOWNS AND IIOUSECOATS
Capeskin, color grey Prices.-02.25 to
Plain color, satin bound 511.50 ' MEN'S IJNEI1 GLOVE!
and brown. 04.75
ivanltty. Gran Rapids. Price 07-45
Prices 31.59 to 54.50
. rmnow oaaas
A from. Plain and hematitched
Prices 31.00 to 33.25
nice assortment to choose
OTHER SUGGESTIONS
" Table mats, oven mitts, garment 1 bllga. bridge and table covers.
LUGGAGE
Price
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A Rwenibie Smyrna wool mats in
of wine, blue, green and
38.95
x” olII.IllaeII 38450 at so s11.50
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See American 1 Flier Electric Trains. Hear flse talking notion-watch the leg leader
7 English all-wool flannel and Mo- F""""ed Boat skin A
ray silks, plain shades. Sizes
Sileclal 56.50 (Boxed),
lxemlae the ..Gilben
Qllbert
and crane operate by remote control.
give practical training . . . look A
oii,sgn,Nyus,Nagie was menu for
small, medium and large.
Chemistry Set: on
Polaroid Mieneeope
Prices 314.90 to 520.00
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