ISLAND NEWS PAGE

_ Alberton and West Prince Coun

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, Feb. 9, 1962.

Marketing Practices, Livestock Are Topics

_ _ Provincial marketing director, | Reid Sangster and livestock di- 2 ge Lou Roper were featur- and dairy breeds should not be

the mixed, stating that although it

ed speakers recently at

for» developing good pasture land. He pointed out that beef

agricultural short courses, spon«+will work it will not give the

YPU

pected in the weather today. Regional forecasts:

sored by the department of |best results. Also mentioned was agriculture, in Alberton and the sheep industry and plane the Trini Halifax and vicinity, eastern O'Leary. department of fs aggrngge S ke aes te dee > Mr, Sangster dwelt at length for importing sheep Ha nea cloudy Interv: on two of he oaks prulems in | Island flocks, s r | with light snowflurries; little the marketing field. “In some | About 35 persons attended the] A talk on the results of a nuc- cae Ses Tish cases, particularly im the |course in Alberton and 30 in| lear attack and what the people | winds. Low-high at Halifax 18 potato industry,” he said, “a |O’Leary. of P.E.I. could do to \essen the | and 25, Goshen and Sydney 10 surplus of the product is one of | “There was a definite inter- atfects. of radistion was deliver: <> the reasons for low prices. Poor |est among those taking tne | ed by: Norman Stewart at South Shore, Val- marketing practices on the part |c Tse in all types of promotion- regular meeting of Trinity YPU.|ley: Clear except for a few of certain people, of both large |al farm“ projects,” said Mr. held Tuesday evening. cloudy intervals with light snow- ‘and small organizations, in seed |Roper, “and this interest >was} Worship service was conduct- | flurries, sonatas cloudy . by - ghd table stock markets also |evident in the keen questions| ed by Dianne Gard and Bonnie evening; little change in tem- contributes to low prices. about the. plans and policies of | MacKie. The sing-song was led | perature; light winds increasing “Another js tho |the department of agriculture.” | by Peter Meerburg. | by to south 15, Low- «shortage or oe | ee ee ot eee oe supply many ucts. In provincial . sy arkt Genes — = were lecturers for Young Adult Club aoe Nova Scotia, Prince we expect to buy " courses. re Ww. Island, Eastern ws ere looking for an slmost Of Trinity Meets counties: Clear and cold @round-the-calendar supply.” i’ e regular g of the z The marketing director mato- |W. Prince Legion | younc ‘Adults Club of Trinity er ae a tained that no method hes yet i | Church was held Tuesday ev-| 3 214 99 Moncton heen found in marketing that |ZOne Ra y Set ening at the home of Mr. and|” s+ sonn River Valley . @an beat the success of per- Mrs. William Cameron with 20) eouding over this sonal contact between buyer and| ALBERTON — A Royal Can- aye present. tinuing cold; light seller, “‘We need to get out and | adian Legion rally for the five A short business, meeting Was| nich at Fredericton § below and sei,” he said. branches in the West Prince eonducted after “which Rev. 15 above, Saint “A good example of this,” the | zone will be held in. Alberton | Clayton Lewis gave a. most in-| nq 15 shove; said, “Is |this evening. Delegates - and} teresting address on the doc-| pelow and 8 above. Charlottes | members from all branches are | trine of the’ trinity. Bay of Chaleur: an excel- jexpected to be present. Miss Greta Hansen showed) very cold; winds light. Low. their pros | Arnangements for the rally | her slides of the European coun-| g¢ Campbellton of the |were completed by the host {tries that she had taken dur-| above. ; branch at its regular meeting [ing her recent stay there. They , has gone | Wednesday night. The recently | were very much enjoyed by the} High tide today at competition that | insalled president, R.D. McKin-; group. , town at 1.43 .m, non, presided. p.m. At Rustico at 9.35 that have spent; Arr: were also VITAL CROP 9.30 p.m. Summerside tide dollars on advertis | c for the provincial] Cotton exports account for| teen minutes & done a real selling | Legion rally in Alberton next|about 25 per cent of Egypt's |lottetown. Sun week agricultural revenue. 4 _ etcetera aT 1961 1960 INSURANCE IN FORCE 732,873,256 654,007,780 * NEW INSURANCE 143,984,669 12,583,923 POLICY RESERVES 102,742,259 96,094,088 TOTAL ASSETS. 125,199,275 16,770,980 TOTAL INCOME 22,114,527 20,039,370 ‘SURPLUS (including investment Rastrve).....s0n0ssnenevnee sees 8,991,709 7,773,201 AVERAGE RATE OF UNTEREST QET) ccococcesctoccsosece 5A7% _ $.32%

.

“Ceples of 72nd Anaval Report ‘end Securities Portfolio will be mailed upon request

“i EXCELSIOR LIFE Sasweasce Company

Head Oftice—Toronto

HELP THE BLIND

Of Your Fellow Canadians Become Blind

You can take an active

against blindness and

@ Cure it

in the fight -reduction of accidents with these 3 weapons:

@ Prevent it

@ Improve the | lives of those

already blind

Branches in Principal Cities i

6 “

[NO MYSTERIOUS SIXTH SENSE

nes Ltd. | n & Co.

+ Blind people have special powers, heehe ‘blind

sone a BLIND PEOPLE SEE

blind. Some see a short distance. Others see ape, low » iaabas

~

in Canade from Coast to Coast

m= ak

i WP;

Be Considerate: Use These Helpful Hints

through a curtain of

menus, cam, ooking ap phone numbers and whenever © Oireng :

~ Ch'town Lions Club - Harrison James "Sterns Lid.

‘SHOP ATE ATO N' SAND SAVE.

s

_ [saTuroay 2. P.M. SPECIALS

Os Sale at 2 Bm. Stary and cemain slo whe gues lst. Na Phone Mall Orders om thee Speci, Pla

e | Tignish Shore | WEATHER TORONTO (CP) — —

Man Passes. “"™

TIGNISH — Arthur Gaudet, p, 5s i ay Tignish Shore, passed @W4Y Vancouver —.,;..., suddenly Wednesday evening 4! Victoris. ......... = “> the home of a neighbour where |Calgary , co} 31 he fad gone to play cribbage. Regina ... . & ‘

Mr. Gaudet was born in De- Winnipeg ee ee. 2b % Blois 66 years ago, 2 son of the Torente ......... il 2 late Mr. and Mrs. Melen Gau- |oitawe ..,.,... ; ib rr det. He was a veteran of the Montreal .-... 1 19 First World War and worked Quebec .. - itb 10 for.a number of years for My Frederic : 6b 2 rick and McIntosh Lid. He was Saint John use ab 21 caretaker at Tignish post office Monctes ...... 2 $ ye 18 for a number of years. Halifax ......... 5 5

Surviving besides his wife, | Charlottetown gta % 9 the former Alma Chaisson, ar cvdney .......,,, 1 1B two daughters, Julia, Mrs. Yarmouth 4 8 John Pitre and Olive, Mrs. | gy John’s, Nfld. . 9 16 William Peters. There are also 18 grandchildren. | HALIFAX (CP)—The weather |

| office says little change is ex-

z ;

each

' Boys’ Hose

Wool and nylon stretch hose. Siub-

standards. Fancy patterns in a ee ot eee Sizes 9 to

2 PM. Special, 47 Cc

pair Ali Occasion Cards

Radiant pastels. 16 cards with euavelopes. Neatly boxed.

2 P.M. Special, French Purse _—_«

box’ Plastic in colours beige, black,

wine and brown an wot Chocolate Cherries Ree wont, for the whole family. SPM. Onet -796 Boys’ Lined Jeans

Full boxer waist, sanforized, dowbie ae teen. Blue denim

gold coloured cotton cord. quer e 8 and 10.

77. a RAS

Cake Carrier

Metal cake carrier. White with yel- ow trim. Floral decoration.

2 P.M. Special,

C=)

Women’s T-strap dress shoes with illusion heel. Leather and suede uppers. Sizes 5 to 9.

2 P.M. Special, pair

Women's House Dresses

ot cotton prints. Sizes 14 to

: PM. Special, each

1.99

Wind Bonnet

Nylon hair-do hood, beautifully

styled for that exquisit look. Black,

white, pink and blue. 2 P.M. Special, 25c

each

Women's Nylons

Seamless mesh nylons knit on 400 needle marchine. Beige shades. First quality. Sizes 9 to 11.

2 P.M. “— 69c

Men's Work Socks >

Wool and nylon work socks. One

2 P-M. Special 4 ee «ae

Paper Lace Bridge

Sets

8 place mats, 8 square doilies and 8 round doilies. In cello package.

2 P.M. Special, 23 Cc

pkg.

Placemats

Paper placements with dainty cut- work design. Size 16 x 10%". 18 in

With matching key case. Top stale

cowhide. 2 P.M. nage rd Me

Odds and Ends

English ‘interlock. Broken size

range. r ge uieoe 1 .00

Aluminum Percolator

Bakelite handle. 6 cup eize.

1.05

Double traverse rods with draw cords. Sizes 66” to 120”, Regular

2 P.M. Special, each

2.99

Plastic Tablecloths |

Flannel backed tablecloths. Assort-

ed-colours. Size 54 x 54”.

Women's Flannelette Sleepwear

Pyjamas and gowns in assorted

prints. Sizes small, medium and - large.

2 P.M. Special, each

2.49

Teenager's Shoes Beige suede flats with ripple sole. Sizes 5 to 9.

2 P.M. Special,

pair

Garment Bags . Assortec garment bags in different

sizes. Heavy quilated plastic. 4.98 to 6.98 value.

2 P.M. Special, each

Wall Bracket

Attractively carved light wood in

1.49

2 P.M. Special, set Clearance of Blouses Women's and teenager’s blouses. Good quality cotton in assorted pat-

terns. Sizes 12 to 18. 2 P.M. ial, ee 88c Clearance of Scarves Silkk scarves in assorted patterns 2 PM. Special, each 50c Rissiegion Reflostwie Razors

With new miracle roller canbe. Complete in black case.

2 P.M. Special,

13.99

each

Alarm Clocks

Gold coloured case with luminous

2.23

dial. 2 P.M. Special,

each

$ tube, National make radio in as-

ae , each 2.49

' 2 P.M. Special,

ao en 21.95

Linen Tablecloths

Embossed pattern om white linen.

Size 30 x 50”. 1.49

2 P.M. Special, each

Nylon Double Knitting Yarn

A wide assortment of colours. About 1 oz. bail.

2 P.M. Special, 39c

Clearance of Slips

Assorted styles and trims in var- ious colours. Sizes 32 to 40.

2 P.M. Special,

eae The new plastic carpet . bindiag. — Just paint it on. Assorted colours.

50c.

tabe

Plastic Doilies

Green, blue, pink, yellow. Sets of

4” and 8” sizes. 4 . 25ce

2 P.M. nee?

Clearance of Leotards Children’s ieotards. Wool and nylon also stretch nylon. Broken size

23 1.59

2 P.M. Special, pair

Men's Hose Wool and nylon substandard ho patterns. on 10 to 18.

rr “53 a ei Activity Boxes

Children's activity boxes. Toy maker cards to push out and lace up, first sewing cards, follow the

2p. 19¢

2 P.M. Special, box

Cigarette Case and Lighter Set

Alligator with chrome trim.

2 P.M. acer a 39

ol af

Good quality milk buds. 14 oz. box.

2 P.M. Special, oS Cc

box Noxzema Skin Cream A medicated skin cream. % oz. jar.

2 P.M. — 29 Cc

Children's Breakfast Set

3 piece set consisting of mug, cer- eal bowl, and plate of heavy pot-

2PM. Special, « 129

Wallpaper

Odds and ends of ‘sidewall patiern

for bedroom, sitting room and hails.

2 P.M. Special, single roll

15c

. Venstion blinds. Colour white or

eggshell. Various sizes. Regular 4.95 to 16.69.

2 P.M. Special,

tae. 3.95.

CLEARANCE OF “TRADE -IN’’ FURNITURE

Chesterfield Chair

Dresser, chest, pamel bed, size 4.

9.99 re 39.99 a 24.99 ca eee 19.99]

Table and § chairs.

OPEN SATURDAY 9 2. aw he. m.

| AT.ESTONCS.