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luvrE.vVAY CLEANERS will not be laundering shlrta this week owing to a break in nachlnery. (:oLLl:2GIA'l'i.il-I!A'l'S - Pork Pie 5.3-gg.speclal 52.49 at Jack Cam-

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5!-1 SURE TO READ plrthday Murder. Starts in this newspaper.

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DANCING TONIGHT, ROLL- ,ui'.aY BALLROOM.-Don Messer and Islanders. Admission 50 cents. Sponsored by Charlottetown Ton- his club.

ZION Y. P. S. -- The regular urrkly meeting of Zion Y. P. S. us hold on Tuesday evening. (Moher 9. The devotional period M, 1;-cl try Eileen Cmswrll. Scrip- iuir lesson was read by Allan gums and prayer by Sllit'lc.V Nu-holson. Hymns sum! W011! "0 IIMISIIID the Kins!" nnd ”For the H("lliI)' of the Earth." Till: pre- ,..!rni prcsidetl owr the business ,,,.1 of the mcc-ting. Avis Bul- n:.in led the study period. The lnvntlng then n(I.I0UFnNI I0 We 1).-err hall for games.

all-IRVICES Al"l'llEClATI-JD - N the regular meeting of Bell I, pr L, No, 1609 (Victoria West) N. Thursday, October 4. tho lol- 1.-lrlng resolution was passed un- r mously: "That this Orange lodge expresses its warmest ap- pm-lalion for the grnluitous.aer- xvros rendered by the National )..lm Board. rcprosenlcd by Mr. S M. Mclnnls, Charlottetown, on me ocmslon of this Lodges an; llllill vialtntion on September 20.

MRS. JOI-lNS'l'0N'S LAITIT-275' WEAR. Beautiful Fall Stock. Bar- gains.

BITE-WAY CLEANERS will not be laundering shirts this week owing to n break in machinery.

DANCING TONIGHT, ROLL- AWAY BALLROOM.-Don Meaaor and Islanders. Admission 50 cents. Spon ed by Charlottetown Ten- nis Club.

HAVE YOU VISITED Mildred Royce crowell, Belcano repres- entative yet? she is at 3. A. Mac- Donald'a now.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Earle Riggs announce the engage- ment of their daughter Doris to Jack H. Stewart. son of Mrs. and the late Mr. Neil Stewart of win- sloe. Marriage to take place on the nineteenth of October. at Trinity United Manse.

SOLVE THE MURDER. OF A!- hcrt I-lime. Hollywood movie dir'- ector. If you like murder myster- ies, you'll enjoy every chapter of "The Birthday Murder." First chapter in this newspaper.

EGGS AND POULTRY -- Egg production In the Province con- tinues to hold about the same position as last week. reports Mr. F. M. Nash. district inspector of Poultry Products. sections where pulleis are concentrated show re- ceipts as increasing. Sales are slightly draggy but no accumula- tion is noted. Producer. are re- ceiving for upgraded eggs de- Iivered Grade A Large 576. A Medium 49c. A Small 35c. N 42c. C 27c. Dealers are quoting for graded pack delivered AL 65c. AM 57c. AS 43c. B 506. C 350 and quoting retailers for graded pack AL 68-9C. AM 60-16. A5 to-9c. B 53-4c. C soc. Ears retali- ing to consumers AL 14-7c. AM 67-9c. AS 55C. B 63-5c. C 48-50c. Poultry receipts are quite heavy.

To Boost BTIIISIII Livestock In canada

Mr. Thomas Allsop. a Senior Livestock Officer of the U. K. Ministry of.Agrlcult1lre and Mr. Angus M. Petrie, in Senior Live- stock Offlcer of the Department of Agriculture for Scotland. are touring Canada this month.

The main purpose of their visit is -to spread the good name of United Kingdom stock. They will tour the big autumn fairs-Mr. Allsop will visit the Toronto Win- ter Fair. and Mr. Petrle the Ot- tawa Fair-and be available to give authoritative information about U. K. breeds.

There has been a good deal! of appreciative comment on the part of Canadians on the good done on earlier and similar tours. In his report on the 1950 tour. Mr. Allsop stated that: there was no- tentially a larger market than at present for U. K. stock in Can- ada. and on the basis of his re- port the Minlatry put certain proposals before the Breed So- cletiea.

Mr. Allaop left for Canada on October 2nd In advance of his Scottish colleague. to contact breeders who bought British

relief held at Brandon, Man. 1950. Mr. Patric. who will leave for Canada on October 23rd, cover the west and Mr. the east.

are unchanged from last week. Emphasis is again placed in Mr. Nash's report on the need of im- proving quality egg production.

LUCKY CHILDREN LONDON. -CP) - Mrs. Jessica Puller obtained in job wrapping candy at her home. But she gave most of it to her three children and was afraid to take the rest

Retail saleg over Thanksgiving re-

ported quite sa-tisfactory. Prices

Week-End Specials

back. She was fined five pounds for stealing 211 pounds of candy.

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GRAPES. 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . nuts. 2 lbs. . . .. p BACON. per lb. ...................................... . ; . .. 69c oz.lins.2for......27c

PEARS. 6 qt. basllei . . . 89c SWEETPOTATOES.2lbs........................... 29c

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MARMALADE. 24 oz.. 2 bottles 75c GRAPEFRIIIT JUICE. 48 ()1. tin 32c

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stock at the gift sale for flood:

THE GUARDIAN. Islander Receives His Wings

Flight Cadet George Russell Jenkins. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins. Vernon. P. E. 1.. is shown receiving his wings from V-Eng Commander D. A. Willis. CITY POLICE COURT - A man charged with theft exceed- ing 325 was sentcnced to six months in jail by Stipendlary Magistrate K. M. Martin yester- day morning. and a summary ejectment case was adjourned un- til today. One man charged with being drunk and incapable was fined .310 and costs or ten days and a second 36 and costs or five days.

8. A. OFFICERS ENTERTAIN- ED - Senior captain and Mrs. Leslie Titcombe. newly appointed officers at the Charlottetown sal- vaudin Army Citadel, were the honoured guests at a 'turkey sup- per arranged by the Home Lea- gue. There were almost '10 mem- bers ot the local Corps and con- gregation present. speeches or welcome were given by Earl Blrt, on behalf of the Young People, Mrs. Gordon llaynes for the lad- ies. Mr. Warren Henderson for the men. Miss Bertha White of the Finance Committee. and" Mrs. Ernest Carr for the Home League. Senior Captain and Mrs. Titrombe expressed their sincere appreciat- ion for the kind welcome they had received on arrival at their first, post in the Mnritlmes, and hoped that the period they spend here may be a very fruitful one.

Personals

The many friends of Mr. Thomas Wlgmore. a former mem- ber of the Provincial Legislature who has been a patient for some time in the P. E. 1. Hospital, will be pleased to learn that his con- dition is improving satisfactorily.

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-The October meeting of the "Edith Thompson" Evening Auxil- iary of the Women's Missionary society. was held at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Craig. Middleton, on Tuesday. October 2nd. Mrs. Edison Wright had charge of the devotion- al period.

Mrs. John Myers conducted the the members. Minutes of last. meet- ing read and approved. Roll call responded to by 14 members and one visitor. on motion agreed to provide supper for the girls attend-

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ing the C. G. I. T. Rally later in this month. Mrs. Wilfred Craig, Mrs. Arnold Henderson. Mrs. Ralph Callback and Mrs. Charles Green. were named as a committee to make necessary arrangemeiis for- this supper. Collection 314.42.

Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Platte. Lunch committee: Mrs. Neil Bradshaw and Mrs. John Myers. Program Committee:: Mrs. Walter Bowness and Mrs. Edwin Lord.

Meeting closed with hymn: "Lord of Light, Whose Name Outshlncth." Benediction. Lunch served and soc- ial time enjoyed.

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D.F.C.. commanding officer of R.C.A.F. Station, Summeraide, on the occasion of graduation cere- monies of the Air Navigation School there on October 5th.

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Guild Annual . Meeiingllgld

Ml;s. J. J. Callaghan was elect- cd president of the" St. Veronica's Guild at a largely attended an- nual meetlng on Tuesday night at the City Hospital. Other offi-

cers elected were: Ist vice pre- sidcnf. Miss Eileen McDonald; 2nd vice president. Mrs. J. E. Cullan; corresponding secretary,I iss Kay Reid (re-elected); treasurer. rs. Roger Richard; Councillors: Mrs. E. McGuigan.

Mrs. G. Msddigan, Miss L. Poir- ler and E. Diamond.

The retiring president, Mrs. Maddigan. presided. In her re- port she reviewed the activities of the past year. She thanked

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Card Of Thanks

I wish to take this opposluniiy of expressing my sincere thanks to the staff and nurses. special

Glddings, and also those who sent flowers, fruit and cards while I was a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

Mrs. Cecil Ward

IN MEMBRIAM

In loving memo: of a dear husband William D. Montgomeryi; who departed this life October, 9th, 1950, in his 68th year. it

We little thought when

l leaving I home, .

He would no more return i That he in death lnlltmll would

sleep, And leave us here to moufn.

Sadly Milled and Lovlngly Remembered by His Wife and John.

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the members for the whole-heart- ed support. they had given her during her ten years as preli- it of co-operation for her aucs cessor.

Reports of other officers fol- lowed. Mrs. J. J. Callaghan. re- porting for the nurses home cooking booth at the hospital buznnr. stated that the net pro- reeds of the booth were over three hundred dollars.

Guest speaker at the meeting

was Dr. Frank A. MncMillan who spoke on newer trends in urolo- gical surgery. Dr. MacMillan, who has done extensive post grad- uate sludy on the subject. pre- scnted a very comprehensive pic- ture of the newer methods. He interspersed his tnlk with illus- tratlons. X-ray films and also demonstrated some of the latest instruments used in this field of surgery. At. thc close of the business meeting refreshments were serv- ed In the nurses dining room by the committee in charge. Mrs. J. J. Callaghan and the Mines D. McKenzie. E. Mt-Isnar. 1.. Polrler, vll. Arscnnuli, G. Arsenault and F. McGuignn.

MONTREAL. Oct. 10 - (CP) - Produce prices quoted here today were reported by Dominion Do- parnncnt of Agriculture as follows: Eggs: Free cases, extra large also 75'2: large size '74! medium size 6i',g; small size 51 . .3; B 59; C 52-54. Receipts: 2,091 cases. Butter: Current receipts Que. No. l pasteurized fresh aztt; Que. No. 2 613a: wholesale Que No. 1 pasteurized fresh 63-1.. First grade croamcrv print job price 84-85. Re- ceipts: Nil. '

Current rt-celpts. Ont- ario colored 36; Ontario white 36, F. 0.3. factory; Quebec colored 3116: Quebec white 31”, F.O.l. Montreal: wholesale Ontario col- ored .'i7'. (nominal); Ontario white .'i'.' (nominal): Quebec colored. 32 (nominal); Quebec white 32 (nom- inal). Receipts: 4.l2l boxes. Potatoes: (Small wholesale lots to retailerst Quebec No. 1 75's 1.40- l.50: N.B. No. 1 75's 1.75-2.00: N3. No. 1 l0's 30.

Canadian Dollar

MONTREAL. Oct lfl - (CPI - The American dollar today closed at 5 W32 per cent premium to the Canadian dollar. down U16 from 'l'ueaday's close. That is. it tool: ILO5 W32 Canadian to buy 81 Am- crlcan.

The pound sterling was C294 'tax1o, down am from Tuned

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