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In ¥~ Publi | Marnet > M2 8 tt i neonee 2500 20 +2 |Zenmae 200 2 062i) oy | Triad Oil = 1150 380 380 30 +5 Bid Ask | Investors Growth Fund 6.04 653|x—TY Electronic 15.20 16.5 ,acnual Holiday tdown }Speaiking Competition the junio |SOS y mo 34 3 3 uy N Man 3700 41 40 | 40 Carb U Canso vt 333 105 105 105 —3 | au Can Com 7.65 8.32| Investors Mutual 11.12 12.02|Timed Investment Fund 5.5 5.89 riod for the P.E.I. Artificia!}division was won by Norma Ye: | yiarcon 1590 7% 7% 7 @ +N Mylama 40920 148 130 140 4-7 [Coast Cop 200 2% 274 274 —3 |Un Oils me im TAR Cin Diy ~ 6.23 6.77 | Keystone 13.06 14.13) United Accumulative 4.33 15.57 Clubs will be f Oct-|of the Lot 16 Calf Club, and Mar» | Maritime 27735 130 120 129 —4 ip Se a po . . 2 + Pend Ore Yen 260 260 i — - = o. 7 eS Growth xd 709 1.73| Leverage Fund 651 7.15) X—U.S. funds. 14th to the 28th ihclusive. Hynes of the Summerville Ca - [ort = e > > [Nickel MS 2000 56 52 sg” 42 | Ajax 1000 68 (68s 4? | Wsbu 4810 68 «Gl OSS means that breeding wi_|C.ub won first in the senior div.-| | Nipissing 700 147 142 42K Alminex 1400 280 265- 2890 45 |W Cdn 1000 135 132 15 —1 : : : Meyeren SH) int —> lam Ledue 1 «|W 1 150 145 145 145 —S on October 13th and com-|sion. Entertainment was provide | Melmyre men OM Oh | Oe 8. A at —o.s 2 + oo oe ae eek ence again on October 29th. [by the Hunter River Garment MeWat me © S ys |hetes -— aT Te a oe Be 68: eS or ese an ine qd ues The Inseminators will be at-|Ciub, Peter Lewis of the Freetown — Uren 1500 8 8 8 —%| Normetal 1000 330. 325 305 ® Bail SA 675 670. 660 660 —25 |Dalhousie 155 3 28 28 ending the Annual Meeting of |Calf Club, the Brooklyn Ca’ | Milliken s10 9 oS OCHS focal 1300 1% 1 11% — % | Banff 900 110 105 «(105 al Br ay te ey ne New Brunswick and P.E.I.|Club, the Summerville Garment | Min Corp’ © 2400 5 me 1 + HIN i on oP —_ me So 2 4A See es Oe i aseminators held at the Cen-|Club, and David Jenkins of the MinOre see’ N Coldstm 66975 112 105 112 44 |Calalta 2300 50 «4950 Commerce 635 $60%4 5974 ro ‘al Bull Battery in Fredericton. | Alexandra Calf Club. Goldert 2000 2 2 2 Cal Ed 100 $20 % 20 —1 | Imperial 130 $% 70 . + © R.J. MacDonald, Manager| Special guests introduced to the ver club. The Champion Aberdeen | North Can 3100 130 128 12% 4 Calvan Con 100 350 350 250 Royal 2 385 BM MM —% ‘ _M " Angus calf of the beef section was Norvalie 33700 14° «10 12 4 1 | Calvert 400 480 46——i4BsC Qs Tor ~ Dom 45 360 BY B4A—% ficial Breeding ‘Unit at Wood |James D. Moore, manager of the {owned by Aah Walch of the Sum-|Operiaa Sor’ am 760 oS 2 les‘oulets 3% 5 |atumit "Sn some Sa — -| James D. Moore, mana miska 3395 820 795 795 10 7 ™ 7 4 Wh WK — tock, Ontario will be the gues! |Canadian Council on tn Catan merville club, and the Reserve /Orchan . 121800 108 10 (tee 3 CS Pete 1829 355 335 «350 7 Anglo Nfld 820 $04 Gs ws +% Another shipment of men's 2 Ladies" new Winter Coats in Sade: ‘This will also afford an |Ottawa, who was visiting the pro- Champion was owned by Mary | p'msby 2000 3H 30H C42 {C Gian 280 108 106 106 +1 |C Brew a = fur trimmed Har- n , 11 of the Dunstaffnage-| arbee 500 2% MM # 2% % n Dew... 1300 375 365 «(365 Dosco D 5% 15% 1: #3 P nt Suits in blues Borg, i. 2 for the Inseminators | vince and attended the whole Ru-|B°S 4 Pardee 913 2 6])sot gC EX Gas = 1500 224 218 218 —9 | Inland a0 500 465 405 5 a ' greys, : ° review the bulls and discuss |ral Youth Fair; Mrs. lone Wood, |Frenchfort club. Paymast 300 2 3» 2 C High Cr 500 ee. See) ee ae ee ee harcoal. R ris Tweeds. A complete show- Try i ed Prince |SPECIAL PRIZES ce Expl - 11541 134 12% 13 4% lomestd § 5050 115 103 103 —1 | Pembina a browns and c eg. problems. on, W represent , ] is: edad tes Peerless 54500 3914 36 38% 4. 4 | C Husky 1900 975 950 950 —25 | Simpsons 83 333% 33% 33% — % ° of 5 Edward Island in the Canadian| Special prizes were donal Pick Crow 2600 99 9§ 95g |C Husky wts 460 500 490 490 —19 | Stedman 0 $6 6 39.50 ing ladies’ coats. AMB DYSENTRY delegation which attended the Na- the various breed associations to | Pitch-Ore 4500 7 7 Cdn WO 133 170 #169 #169 —3 | Walkers 2080 $35% 34 5% + % ° . | The cause of dysentry and| tional 4-H Club Conference held in Champion and Reserve Cham- | Placer 1190 "$1 1 10% 10% 4 % | Cent Del 1066 563 550 550 —15 | Weston B 680 $40 «3842 40 1% 10 Off Ha : the first month of i in 495 on calves in their respective Portsse \2500 65 6S wt ga |C Dragon $8500 2 0311 + H aa m5 ; petronea in Washington, D.C. U:S-A., in 1959; ht | Pow Rou me we: ae ae |C Mic Mae 500 300 299 90 —39 | Total Sales: 2,200,000. ecid lamb’s life may be Clostridi-}and the fourteen delegates from | reeds. Special prizes were al<0 Preston 100 505 505 505 439 |Cree wis 58 1025 19% 1814 18% — 1%¢ | MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS _ ae . m perfringens Type D infec-|Prince Edward Island who will |2Warded by Maurice Burgoyne. a oe ce ie te eS. ee Re te Coes ee ts ees § Ladies’ new Fall Dresses in as- | . od cae ‘os 30 6 «78 74 7S e 50 SO 8 68+10 Stock Sal High Low se _ fon. This can only be controlled |he attending National 4H Club ee eee eee ae Race-| pungex 500 6 «(6S SSTC«*@Dynamic=— 4980 107° 103,105 22 ™ “INDUSTRIALS Men's T ° . . Sfiab antitoxin, specific for the|Week in’Toronto this fall. oe eae tone vies Sot ee kts Eastwd A 1100" 150 145 M5 —5 ‘| Mase 7983 S137 19K4 1944 — en's Topcoats in all wool § sorted and fabrics in- , ion. ination - i ; : Project e e Chib 2500 2 2% ar Plains 300 $12 . 11% 12 i % 34 WH —% . , leas a: hedhautes aie shen oe a ae Artificial Breeding Association, j Qe Com 000° f 15 os — | wame os A = sits 11% 11% + ag bg i720 oom 234 =. — . tweeds and gabardines. To cluding wool. . . 5 : some ue Li 700 288 233 2 ome 11% 1% 1% +% hi 2600 $41% 41! + ¥ elpful since it produces anti-| winners in the P.E.I. Harvest Ex-|@¥@rded their Showmanship Tro |QMeisi 2:00 “6 6i“oe 92 luBouG 13 sim 1% ee Ons 29.5 odies in the milk. Drugs, includ-| hibition, and prizes were also pre- |P®Y for the second time; and this ; Qunston 200 15 #35 ‘15 43% |Jump Pond 3500 16 Ag 16 +1 {C Dragon 52500 32 S31 M+ . 0. - antibotics and- suffonamides, | sented to the county and provin-|W@s Won by the Alexandra 4H | Que:mont ca. = — 88 8 eee : i = ore i 7 ° +2 ere we no effect. ___ | cial winners in the Provincial Pas-|@Ub with their group of Holstein) Rayrck “1400 2 om te |LI Pete 16700 M 2% 33 23 S ecial 19 50 am ioe ools . Experimental work, carried/ture Improvement Competition ee — by Janet, Paulette Realm -— eo ¢ @ 4H |kaseveres te 2 2 2: f + _ Stri 1 WwW ' plaid, ; 7 aa . ss | Rexspar oon 5s 3 8S | May s 5 1 2 in 1954 on a flock where only which was held for the first time yllis Jones. the Showmam-| Bix. Athab / 2200 90 34-24 = | Medal 42 250 45 45 (+18 corduroy, efc, Priced from 9 out of 200 lambs had survived, | in 1959. The first and second plac-| Second placing in jOWIMAN- | Roche 4000 32 12 «12 Mideon 2700 49 «4848+ : existance of this con-|ings in this competition in which a> eee Sas — — Rockwin mane 8 HSS SS SF St Men's heavy lined work Jac- to ition. The following year the|aimost 90 farmers took part were | Holstein group from New Glas-/Rowan Con 200 7, 7 7 ‘at Pete 700 315 300 305 «+5 : acterin was administered to the|Sterling MacRae of Brookfield, |8°¥ — Wayne Dickieson, Gloria Syar, "90 14 14 18 43 Og too wh 1s tae S| kets. Reg. 9.95. = : and the lambs received @M-jand AS. MacEwen of Stanley Houston, and Carol Dickieson. | Satellite 115 30 30-390 42 |N Superior 100 7 7 7 > seaman a ae er am es anley | rhe for this part of the|sheen Ce ‘ron sin is “sis “Jp (Nereal Gon Tt fog Tt S ecial 6 95 hildren's new Fail Dresses in a : Sherritt 4970 280 275 279 } -_— ™ Ft During the evening a sing song — a ae oor Sil Miller” 2000 25 25 93 43 |NCOwts 100 120 120 120 +10 Pp aT plaids and plain material. Also was conducted by Frank Gaudet, |S. 4 Ors: | Siacne im” 2 2h [coatie ee tae oe LT TT ° -|and at the close of the forma! |#%4 Edison Mutch, North River as ee ee er a ‘ ; corduroy jumpers. e 13% 64 7 a7 is 1 ‘ : ‘ program square dancing under The ‘Rural Youth Fair program | Steep r cian dems oe +7), |Permo pr 200105105105 Men's heavy doeskin Work ) ie the direction of Dr. George Fish- | 10Sed with a very keenly contest (s:orceon 500 18 #18 18 Peruy Oils 300 9 9% 9% a 2 95 to 5 95 er was enjoyed by all ed sports program which ended | sud Cont 1500 64 6%CMG | Petrol 10225 120 108 112 Shirts. e e , - : . 1 4100. 18 % 133 Phill 200 «77 75 73 ENTRIES JUDGED peel yg eesnagetlgh og om —— =e nha el wane ° On Friday, Sept. 25th, a very Sag year in a row to the Nor | Soren, om 001m 43. tbrere, Gan Soe sy at Special 2.49 Ladies’ All Weather Coats in rge entry of exhibits represent- ze rer: i waltaee . -ab se ue ee | eee "600 150 140 150 . ig Ge agricultural 441 cube of lero ee ee eee ee et ne cones | checks and piain including the province was judged. In the ered You Feir wes pethags | nn 1, 217 © 48 4 « {Rocky P ms 8: 6 i ae "ere eight | (te Most competitive from the Tiara 00 6S — =: Boys’ Pium Come ali § leather. =e ome eee. were eight | tandpoint of the participatir~ | Tompill 7300 «6? 5 cee ‘eet alg aa Ta? | clubs thathas been held to date.|7rn Chi ie 15s sizes. 16 95 to 29 50 oe canian: Te Sige tame The large crowd that attended [-“yynne so i \ . . ; ' ; Shesias 3500 4 NE EES I LY ae lod tee Methact_ Waetharien af loons witta tees that keecltstee” ae Gn Special 1.79 dies’ wool Moncton, N.B., and Harold Kellier| that _thete Fart 10020 —t9- One rack of ladies’ w is a tremendous interest amongiy can 1190 itu : ° . - . of Fredericton, N.B.. there was | raral people in 4-H club work. | Ventures 268 $s 2 pidid mareric

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HARRVEST EXHIBITION | The quality of the fruit and es-

jally the apples was out- standing according to the jud-

that he felt. that these a could enter in competition in Canada. According to Stern's Horticulturist P.E.I. Department of Agriculture, the quality of the exhibits in this ; "s Harvest Exhibition was highest to date.

Harold Coffin, Cherry Hill Was this year’s seed potato / pion with the reserve going Raymond Vessey, York. The e stock champion went to ton Rodd, North Milton and reserve again went to Ray- Vessey. There is always competition in both the and table stoek potatoes. For the second year in a row Charles Jones, Pownal took the top placing in the table turnip section

| The quality of the vegetables on the most part was very good This year’s class was divided into two sections one for market gardeners and the other for or- dimary gardeners. It was a beau- tiful sight to see these fine dis- plays of Island garden products.

1959 RURAL YOUTH FAIR The Ninth Annual Rural Youth |

Fair is now history. This provin- |—

cial 4-H Club event got under Way officially in the Women's Institute building at the Exhibi- tion Grounds, Charlottetown, or the evening of Sept. 24th, when Premier W.R. Shaw declared the event officially open. A wel- tome was also given to the group Sy Cecil Stewart, president of the. Exhibition Association.

The chairman for .the even- ing program was Mrs. Sterling MacRae, president of the Ju- nior Farmers’ Federation. At thi evening program the 1959 4H King and Queen were crowned the Queen being Gail Carter of the North Milton Garment Club. and the King being Jerry Doyle of the Summerville Calf Club. A very interesting dress feview wa’ put on by members of the 4H Garment Clubs with an accom- | panying commentary by Miss Manja Salome of the Middleton

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In Guernseys the top placing roup. came from the Kingston | club, and the Champion and Re- serve individual calves were own- ed by Bert Palmer of the Kensing- ton club and Clifford Green of the Kingston club respectively. In Jer- seys the top plscing group came from Cornwall. and Reid Vicker-

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In the Dual Purpose Shorthorn breed the group from Mount Her- | bert placed first, with Bloyce| Ramsay of Hamilton showing the | Champion calf, and Ronald Hugh- | es of Brackley Point club showing | the Reserve Champion. There were six groups of Dual Purpose Shorthoras.

The 28 Hoistein groups were di- vided into two sections. The Alex- andra club came first in Section 1, | and New Glasgow topped Section | H. Janet Jones of the Alexandra | club showed the Champion Hol- } stein calf. and Norma Adams of ithe O'Leary club was the owner | of the Reserve Champion.

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