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> ee . Se. : : : Cott See ae a ae cream soups, other 4 ANNOUN( EMEN | S PR, Wier Orchyies. e a and spices. The juice from can-|wife's lack of knowledge about & cor : PRINCE COUNTY ° eh. ° ter substitutes, pan-|"¢d okra makes a satisfactory) Ways of securing this valuable & QUEEN'S |,,A0CI0N “er score Cardy) 1 WILL BE trucking coal wp Wife Use Skillet fing gush, creamy desserts|"Careas: Mile. seeds cE : ; ST. PAULS Parish Bazaar and ’ creamy Cereals: Millet seed MORE FOOD VALUE FOR LESS — ; Central Printing. Lorne Drake, Vernon. Supper in Church hase- : : -adiyg ; oon By using ae _ RESERVE Wednesday October iy : ment, October 27th. . ; sings, rich gravies, olives, nuts,| dry ; der in food preparation and as a th for Chicken Supper in Hope! we TREAT the sick well! Gig-| CONSERVATIVE Women of| and c or avocados. These are highfat/ pioaq: whole wheat, oatmeal,|family beverage, she could gd Hall, in aid of New Glas-) say’ ; Stn Queens, plan to attend first ? high-cholesterol foods. ‘lor rye (but only if you must), | your regular diet a third of the Medical gey’s Pharmacy. Open 8;30 a.m. . rye you von, to 8 p.m. fall meeting, and hear your mém-|_ HEAR PREMIER W. R. Shaw THESE SHE SHOULD SERVE | Desserts: Fruits, junket pud-|!0? srams of protein that I re- DANCE, Mu-| Siewert af ie pert) ‘beadquer |TV. Spesking ea’ Provincial” Ai ne ~~ | She still can serve you a variely| dings made with skimmed milk| Tour health, She needn't stint on » MASQUERADE . -| Siewart at party uar-}4.¥. on c LE j i of foods which trim your] and without yolks (unless : ‘ . Morigage Sale view Hall, October 30. Prizes for|ters, 168 Gt. George Street, to-| airs. SS cr cuted That meets Yeamt| waistline and discourage athero-| have not had ‘your limit of two| its Powdered ee oe toe e. Notice the best costumes. night, October 27th at 8 p.m. ies basen ‘oe “Woman confesses poisioning | twenty-five years of living alone—| Sclerosis. These include— eggs for this day), fruit whiPs|iavishly. | THERE WiLL Be SOLD by|, HOT TURKEY Dinner—Wheat-} HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL, Ian) brance Day! . several husbands! ~| and seldom liking it. ne Dee Sere ee ie oe What the cheaper cuts of # Wades ley River Hall, Wednesday, Octo-| Dunning’s Thursday evening, Oct- This was the shocking headline} The older a man gets, the bet- ‘soups, ; meat? It’s all in the cooking. They Puouc Auction in front of Uile|))) sgn pinner served from 5.30 ; COKE at Carleton—We are now | of a few months ago. “I gave each| ter quality food he needs to keep| -Lean meats, fish and poultry:| Beverages: Tea, coffee, pow-| can be made tender and ble Courts Building at Char-| > ober 29th. Sponsored by Fireside) | 1 oGine car of coke at Carleton.|one of them a real nice funeral,"’|him trim and healthly His me_| Broiled, roasted baked, or boiled.|gered skim milk. tomato juice,|be ceoking the prety n in Queen's Couniy, in|”: Group. This will be the last car this year.|Said the widow. “I don’t think|tabolism rate slows down, and| Eggs: Limit these to two a day,| fruit or vegetable juices. ‘| teeeeineieo, Ge ennrtneto ‘Gian Province of Prince Edward} REGULAR dance Bonshaw Inn| DR. IAN MacMILLAN, N e w/ Ralph Callbeck and Co. they minded it so much. You see,| consequently he needs less of the| imcluding those used im cooking. | yj... see your wife can serve|and make use of your barbecue. isiand on the 7th day of Decem-| Tuesday night. Burns Orchestra Glasgow, will be, absent from his}; ,/ ___|1 fixed them all tasty dinners be-| fuel foods. Fats, sugars, and star- Milk and milk products: One| you a diet that will be a pleasure “I do the best I can” you wives ye o'clock noon. » | banquets. » Wednesday October |them gorge themselves to death| him overweight. overweights| OF buttermilk their plentiful proteins, vitamins,| won't eat what's good for him!” z , . STUDENT COLD Wave per-! 28th, HiFi Orchestra. Prizes}on my good cooking. \ | die off twice as fast as their thin| milk), dry\ cottage cheese. and minerals, your wife can make| Then, it's up to you to train Ast, tac parcel of land sit-| HEAR PREMIER W. R. Shaw manents. $2.50, October 19th. to Lunches sold. Good cooking... .spiced with | trothers. .|__ Vegetables: All, codked or raw.| your meals into an adventure in|him. Gently, persuasively, and 4yullg aad vemg on 10¢ or | Wednesday, 6.30 p.m., C.F.C.Y.-| 31st. Colleen Beauty Shoppe. Dial) gxnyay, : poison- But how many women who| How much nutritional knowledge | Specially the yreen and yellow! 5404 eating. - with imagination. If he won't take Zowusmip umber- swemy-nine|T.V. Speaking on Provincial Af-| 6621, 160 Queen Street. Kensington Presby- | expressed their disapproval of this| has the wife who feeds uer hus-| Vegetables "a in vitamin A— Food-skimpi ives are, of| Cate of himself, you'd better take ings Coumy Prince xd-| fairs. terian Church Supper in church| woman's conduct are aiso killing| bans tree-quarters of .a cup of fat| beet greens, ch “d, carrots, kale.) uo aoe nates Seen They |¢are of him. It's part of your job! Si salad ;pounded and des- DR C. A.*COADY will be ab- soonest, Wednesday, October off their husbands — more slow-| daily in the farm of fried meats, | 4nd mustard a ie increase the carbohydrates in your | Are you-women going to-keep on Bet i ht no oR Pan Mate ates em Oe Being wR IE es ky gees Rah | CU's eo a a eo etre | y: COMMENCING at a point| Gg). wiont : Nov. 9. i ing ir ies the | doughnuts, deserts, and other . otel “But I can’t stand guard over “ee y night, prize for best costume. . KIN wrong foods? ° matoes daily. . | . | ing protein ” ae the side of the St. Pet-| MacKenzie’s Orchestra. MEN’S Island tartan scarves G's COU Aer Cie cece-hiha bbe Oi fatty foods” os are the Lucrezta| Salads: Any f\-t or vegetable! You should eat a minimum of 70 ae Oe er ee ‘s o'r Highway at its junc- ie $3.50 now available at Moore and! RESERVE Dec. 3rd for Murray| modern Lucrezia Borgia that|Borgias of the skillet! salad, raw or ed, and gela-| grams of protein a day, more if ee vice 2 aad the West side of a) VARIETY CONCERT W 00d) McLeod Ltd. Harbour Baptist Church Chickéf| ignorance of the law is no excuse. tin salads. Serve\ \ith boiled or| you're working under stress. It) <5.0) what de you expect me to or right-of-way leading Island Church Hall, Oct. 30 at 8 PROVIN Vocatioaa)| Supper and Bazaar. Yet what excuse can be given by| FOODS WIVES SHOULD AVOID low-fat dressings,\ ‘or example, isn’t your pocketbook that lim-| 405+ fom the said St. Peter’s High-|P-m. Highland dancing, Scotch THE CIAL the woman who kills off her hus-| Some foods which your wife| one of lemon juice, \erb-vinegar,| its your daily supply. It’s your)” | Way (said point being a distance |S0ngs and pipers. Admission 50/School offers a six month day! MASQUERADE Dance, For-| hand Seiien’ bias Jad I expect you to see that he gets of Sixty-two yards from the|224 25 cents. Sale of lunches. eres Se ~~ Plas-|tune Hall, Wednesday, October a WY sing?" oe - z ae VO oe ee eo oe Western side of the St. Peter's) Sponsored by Ladies Aid. realap Stee sg Seeger bieietgeed ee ke School P ' ber 16, 1959. Those interested in IGNORANCE NO EXCUSE hunger. And you can be sure that ge said y thence HEAR MRS. J. A. Lawson, on! learning a profitable trade. Apply) HEAR PREMIER W. R. Shaw, She has no valid excuse- he gets a full quota of protective Westwe oe . ghway | behalf of the Protestant Family at once to the School Principal or| Wednesday, 6.30 p.m. C.F.C.Y.-| Is she ignorant of the laws of , foods at his dinner: table. vo, ar a ee of Service Buresa - Radio C.F.C.Y.| phone 3774 or 4647, Charlottetown. rv. Speaking on Provincial Af-| nutrition? If/ she values her hus- mie? Fat eal le ee ee ee , Ceneey, Sones lglle age: a . ards, thence y at 1.30. airs. ‘ band aie ; ; me and in a Northerly direc- DUE TO a death in the Com- 7 - sand Penal or agag eo SUMMARY me Pang - * y . New Delhi 1000 16% 164 16% —%| prospective executive. Personnel a distance of Thirty-six (36) lane mele Dance. — — the a ye — in| BINGO, St. Mary's Hall, Mon- him for long Bankiield 19000 8% 8 94+ |N Dio = me menomney are well ares < how ds, thence at right angles ion a Tuesday, Oc ernon River i can-| tague, Tuesday 8:15 p.m. Good) qoday there are ten million) TORONTO — Market higher in| Barnat 40 137 «358 — 1» much ofan asset, or ity, a rdiy a iistance of (60)| ber 27th. celied. prizes. widows in the United States, and|™oderately heavy trading — mes oly Rew Hence am a, " . os volaneneas ‘Wisp aaie: abe gE or until it meets the wes- ELIZABETH Aid Society HOT CHICKEN Di 1960 the excess of women over| New York — Market higher; |B 1400 16 «#18 |} _— nd a a side of the lane or right. you; ye Ane DEAL 2004 Sree Gelivery to your CEEN Dinser with pb in the nation will grow from| general advance. Belcher ipsa eo, Yo 1s | Retro te ee men ore you... an aanet.... y aforesaid, thence i | Meeting at the home of Mr. Ella; door and get the best values for;plum pudding in Uigg School) = . : Elder 9060 167 146 4 —g | NOwlund Ce ee or a liability? a deaehien ieee 8 - | Coney. 17 Upper Prince Street,| your food dollar. Weatherby’s| Hall, on October 28th., from 5 fo} teens ree aeopaer Bay sees — Market higher;|m soi 300 8 8 8 > a sane 1s ws - oe All Rights R a As | Wednesday ing 7:45. Clover Farm Food Market. 9. P s lead. Exreka 200 2 19% 1 b-l% : ights Reserve’. apted lane or right-of-way for a — dows that it should have ml AS ee 8 | a i ee et Yl em the book ‘ts , : X ‘ b _: . to Enjoy the stance of Thirty-six (36) yards Fifty-one is the average at Falcon 1095 926% 26% 2% + Nickel MS "00 s o 3 M Y ." y-six ( ; ’ F 7 ic! loney You Make,” by Lelord gto, the St. Peter's Highway at] Py ° : wane) CURRIENCIES [ite Bt % 3% 2,)Rimne “or ok Korie blond by Word) the | commencement being iT S at Funeral Director sr 3000 067 80+? Inerlartie 1000 4 % Mm +! . Pe an — dated , : a: ? MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S.|Froiarer tom ise sey age g*|Normetal 2600 375 380 365 «+10 | | (Tomerrew: Don’t Let a Pet- Sten and wife oo - {dollar closed Monday at a dis-|Geco “Mines 1280 $17%4 17 17% Nerpex_ eee oe oe =| belly Weigh You Down.) + oad count of 5 1-16 per cent in terms Gi#™t YK 656 890 8™ #890 ‘Ss : 130 139 «4493 D. McEwen and resistered fa the (When death notices are received too late to be included (CARDS OF THANKS N. D. MacLEAN |: | ee M Coldtr s1m0 16 190 109 33 | offic> of the Registrar of Deeds; 0” this page, they appear for one edition on page two and are 7 we-iGien Uren 1600 7 YF 7 N Rank 6300 105 103 «103+ 5 or Kings County Liber 76 Fotio| transferred to this department in the next edition.) ak Si gat ice’ FUNERAL nen eee Die a at ed ee ee Se NEW DIETAR i! . + \|Nerth Can 1000 10 120 10 +3 * 4 . . : GF Uran 3200 2 27 az — i a — t BIRTHS daughter Sarah Belle to Warren Wish to express their sincere an Norvalie 5500 11% 10 10 —I% ABOVE SALE is made, | Alan Howatt, son of Mr. and| thanks to Dr. Brehaut, Dr. Bon- DIRECTOR PRODUCE Grandu ae ss ee ee : bl al, ’ arte wandne 00 1465 140 140 —3 'Obaska 2 7 & 6 —1% and by virtue of and pur: ‘Mg MILLAN — Prince | Mrs. Asher Howatt, of Tryon. nell, Mr. and Mrs. K.T. Narris, Greyhk 6s: a SS ; 5 | to a Power of Sale con-- Edward Shalit tested on Oot Marriage to take place Nov-| MacKinnon Funeral Home and 15 Ki S MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul-; Gee led we 7 7? Qpemniska 5002 90 800 as 430 SUPPLEMENT d in a certain Indenture 24th, to Mr. and Mrs.| Cmber 19th. 1959, St. John’s alee © ofl Seve ie coat Soon’ ing square ture department quotations: Semnar jite Soa ion ier im pe Seema i000 “eA an "eh 7 vase beari ober saint mare. | , . | Messages of sympathy a Ip- Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices|Ha 1 1 ee : ieee Sesring die the First) Sowegh A MacMillan (mpe Mts] Anchen Church ot Cropaud. "| SPOS Sete crresn| Charlttetomn \gttt tintin ace os aia oe eas | WAM POLE fe between Lyman McEwen. Weight 8 Ibs. 2 ozs. : ~ DEATHS and bereavement. Dial 5549 extra-large 53; large 52'2; B38. eon son 3 n a” nattl sso 30, so ws 48 Bristol in Kings County afore- | ce . ia ium 36-3612; smal] 31-31'2; >| Heath 300 6” 6 : d a first part = Can | NELSON — At the Saint John; SMITH — The death occured at Wenteldy wah te aus Don hoe = Yee eae tend Weviinger is son 2 2 % sie s * ™ ~* . a Companies, Limited, General Hospital on October 17,| her home in Tryon on Monday | pr. : F ee oe? for cee : SS ly incorporated under the laws, 1959, to Dr. and Mrs. Robert F.| October 26th, 1959 of Mrs. vk _.! Oe ee an watt ot | paiderston of Melville were very |erable 63%, non-tenderable, 62%.|Hua Bay 2020 348% “ome “naw 414 mana the Province of Ontario, Ca-” Nelson, a daughter, Katherine,; Austin Smith aged 44 years. Her| Ministers and Joseph Devine for | Sry to learn of her death,|fresh grade creamery prints, job|ind Lake 300 % 2% %—% 525 $104 10% 10% ~ - having its Head Office at Elizabeth. | remains are resting at the Chis-| ai kindness shown their beloved Which occured in the P-E.J. Hos-| Price 6465; fresh wholesale. (en-| fipintam, oe oe 200 545 SDS +80 en ae At the Chartotte| Funeral, Home, North} ene;-also all friends and neigh- | Pital on October, 10, 1959, follow- | erable 64, nontenderable 65\4° lint woiy” 00 “ion to" 10” =e we | Ontario, se- KICKHAM — te-| Tryon. Funeral announcement! hors who were so kindly assisted | 28.2 brief illness. jeese: iv aOR +|Insh Cop 2325 205 188 20 +10 100 6 Sh SM IN i part; and because of de town Hospital Saturday, Oct.; will be made later rately or a Mrs. Balderston was born in| ot waxed, current receipts Que-/hon Bay = 300 235 2M 25 1500 19«8S19 having been made in the 24, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Jos- es in any way during their! ~arioch, P.E.L, daughter of John|bec white 35, colored 35, whole-| 1 30 3 Om 0 mM 48 | ; a t . Tecent sad bereavement, ee : J Waite 500 1% 12% 12% q 4 ent of the princing! money eph Kickham, New Haven, a IN MEMORIAM whe and Margaret (MacRae), Mac-| sale Quebec white 36, colored j,cobu : - i ' those sent flowers, cards, | en . | 96%, - Ontari ore a 1D 18 iD 100 36 56 SB interest thereby | son, Keith Joseph 7 lb. 8 oz. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY telegrams and letters of sympa.| ee ee ee cee al Ton nenaice ae Jaye Engl = i . = as $i0%s 1 ee +,% FOR FURTHER PARTICUL- STEELE — At the Charlottetown) dear grandmother who passed, thy. enanned bear ta 1008. Sen Batter. 3734-39 1-16, colored 37% - 38; | Jeburke 2055 10% 10% 10% 00 3 OBO BC+ Mt ARS apply to the Office of Hospital, October 22, 1959, to. away, October 23rd. 1930. ‘ S Bites holesale Ontario eclored endian”. 300 26% 23 264 +1 500 28 HCI & Nicholson, Solici So herishi I wish to thank Dr. Bonnell,| ston was a life long member of St. | Wholesale o Jonsmith 1000 13% 13% 194 200 $2 (StS oe e Nic Solicitors,| Mr. ween ee atti ae s c eters thought | purses and staff of the King’s | John’s Presbyterian Church, Bel- white no quotations. jane Se US a a a wm a ottetown. daughter, Cynthia ‘ $.| hope o' ing you aa!" County Hospital for their kindness fest, and until comparitively re-|_ Potatoes: Quebec: 75s 1.85-1.90; | Kerr 174 $204 20 20 1000 11% 11% 11% * DATED this 26th day of Octo GS i coer earth in God's 4, me while a nations there: ion cent years was aeak aaa te the | N.B. 75s_2.10-2.25; N.B. 50s 1.35- ues smn ao fo on 2 ee oe Hper A.D. 1959 ENGAGEMENTS Jee @. Mncton te those who visited me and for | work of her church; also in the| 140; N.B 10s 32.§3; PEI 75s) Kirk Min soo 354 20% 34 + San 0 0 ®t sy : -| the cards and gifts. | social life of the community, | 2. or 27% — % Sand Riv| 350 Gh 84 BH MacQUARRIE — HOWATT —Mr.| ywaeKENZIE — In lovi Linda Irving, Murray Harbour. where she will be sadly missed. | Lt ce ae a a , aa mm CANADIAN OF. SEARS, and Mrs. Boyd E. MacQuarrie, of my d wit Lead darn odd | Her passing severs one of the last = rad sate x ™ “ +2 [sd Miler\ Ys 3 OB 41 LIMI at = happy a os Kenzie who was killed ie the a ee sincere oe remaining links connecting our NEW YORK sy = = = = —6 |Slocan. YR, 4 156% 15 18 —1 Mortgag agement ir youn Sprin 5 r. MacIntyre, nurses and| present age with t : . +15 | Stdeon me 8S 8 pay Moog. easter, Oct-| statt of Kings County Hospital; pioneers of this cameaiiaa:. UM meth Steal S54 Monty Ww saus| Lampe, os ee Sianias wits nis Brother dear. T’ also those who sent treats, carc:| She leaves to mourn one sister | RT% Warmer. “Sis eae ts to | Lexindin 209 Ah OM OHH Starratt v4 8: 46 ear, I'm so lonesome and fl d th ¢ C and 67% Radio Corp 1k ta » Since the day you went away owers, and the many friends (Mary), Mrs. John Stewart, Mel-|Cons Edison 1% Sid OU NJ 47% | 10h one m0 177 1% = 1% Steeloy Ae 8 ae : . . who visited me while a patient! ville, with whom i E" Auto El Si std Aircraft 38% | 3000 16 «15% 16 Steep R 1 $li% 11% %11% And my memories wonder often , she resided the ' | Louviet 1000 § : there. James Duncan, Cardigan,' past three andson | G&., Elec 70% Vanadium 32% | ry ae oes =e eS A D To your grave, not far away. : pa years; One gr. Goodyear 127 ©Westngse 90% | Lyndhet 1100 4 4 Surf Iniet 49-8 4 n Oo ean Just a year has passed, dear) ®-R. No. 5. oo Balderston, residing in/Gt Nor Ry 19% wel = 5 ae 2 Syivanite pes 106 ts brother . - ontague, one son Duncan who! Int T T 3% Sache ae a ¢ | Taurcanis 69 i Loving memories | heart predeceased her in 1957; also two | Kennecott 3 MacLeod 2 si Se ee 1955 OLDSMOBILE hard-top i an ate ode ether Obituary Notice brothers, John A. and Alexander, Madsen 4 4 4 pod oan t ne ne ; Radio—two-tone Ever God to chi , Inserted by readers as a tri-| and two sisters who died in in- Magnet 8000-13 1% 13- Tham L ‘ @ @ 41 $1595.00—Now Only $995.00 tovingly. ‘remembered. by | Dull to the deceased fancy. ? MONTREAL —fsaric so sig att ae tiara Legs r t ow Only $995. brother, John MacKenzie and| MRS ANNIE BALDERSTON See a ett ee a held | ici sie Wace ahi Maraien em ot itor ie ie ae Ph i } + _, from a 0 Tues- | antime 138 i — 1958 VAUXALL CRESTA feeaty, Semencetap, |The many friends of Mrs. Annie! aay, October 1%h. and wore |e, 2% Gt Lakes =A aarti doo a2 al a2 at [UNShow —4om0 7 Snow tires, Radio ; conducted by her pastor, Rev.|Bnque C Nat S34 Hud Bay Min 40% tee "2 ona a lt oie Soe $2295—Now Only $1965.00 Donald Nicholson. Hymns Sung item xs¢ "ip ou om | MCMer, SMH "|Un Keno 600 os : SALESMEN WANTED wore <The Lord is muy Shepherd” [Ree Fe ma Be Mah Alene ‘os toy Su figs [Ure es eh eee i : 1954 MONARCH SEDAN a The pallbearers were Earn Bal- peered 5 2% int Pete ” a = r = = —- ele or . o $ 6 OZ. $2.95 Automatic, Radio, seat covers derston, Lioyd Balderston, Tho-| 2¢!! “% MaseFer | Milliken 2310 105 101 102 41 |Violam 2200 Yo. Two salesmen required for local branch | mas Nicholson. Campbell | Mac-| pide SNe SE 25%. 3 JS Ss L~@ +s 114 a $1350—Now Only $950.00 . q | Leod, William MacRae and|Ceveland ® Noranda’ «aru at™ OTE, 3000 ASK + A) Weedon 120 eo oz. $5.95 : . ° | Peter Emery. C Cement 3 . Paudash # | Multi M 1500 iliroy 3855 + 1953 HILLMAN SEDAN office, due to recent promotions. We offer) Tn. fower hearers were: Rus-|¢ Comenr % Pree, te |Nama Ge aon tes ot fy 23 [wiley Som tt TAA ss AVAILABLE AT A good second Car d ; ee ‘ | sell Wood, Preston Gillis, William|C Bak Com 3914 Reyal Bonk 9% ince Ian imo i ig gf t? [Mt Hare 2000 152 1m Im 44 ALL DRUG STORES ; rawing account, no limit to earnings, sales M. MacKenzie and Andrew Mac-| tm Brew 36% Royalite New Alger % — nasa $695—Now Only $450.00 ; | Kenzie Cin Brew pe StL Corp 154 New At 3000 3)” Young HG Om 308 101 105 - , Cdn Celan 2% Shawin B% : 20 1 wid * Suet * * | Interment was in Belfast ceme- ,| New Bid Gio 9 9 9 400 2 | 1954 DODGE SEDAN fruinieng enurtn. Company benefits of medi- | or“Funeral director was A.|€ int mov we tran Can MS gun visor, radio, a real beauty d kl < d ‘ i | | Risdon Gillis. Floral tributes | CPR s N | Cockshutt 16% Walker Pa] $1295—Now Only $850.00 cal and weekly indemnity. 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