CITY & QUEEN'S

Centra] Prirting.

/* WE TREAT the sick well! Gig- _Bey’s Pharmecy. Open 8:30 a.m. “to 8 p.m.

CHOICE QUALITY Thanks-

and 20 lo:., delivered. G:l Henry. “Phoze 9013.

+ $15.95. Moore and MacLeod Ltd.

bers and guests welcome.

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- basement.

MOUNT HERBERT C\hurch, _ Friday, Oct. 9, 8 p.m. Bible film- _— and study led by the minis-

a KINGSTON Branch Canadian Legion monthly meeting Thurs- 8 p.m. All

day, October 3th., members please attend. ,

DON’T arrange your Hallowe'en

- Party for Friday. October 30th.

or you'll miss the Ches Cocper)| Show and P. E. I. Fiddling and |

ene Championships at! W. C. at 830 p.m. Sponsored

: Alpha Y’s Men's Club, Char- Competitors please watch for announcements of Dis-

lottetown.

@rict Eliminations.

- AUCTION “45” Score Cards ‘for sale at Guardian - Patriot

* giving turkeys, fresh< killed, 10

> SPECIAL — Men's suburban ~ oats. heavy quilting, assorted » Shades; size 36 to 46 $12.95 to

MAIN BRACE Dance, Friday _ Right. Special floorshow ~ at- “fraction and refreshments. Mem-

SPECIAL — Men's parkas, Wind and water proof, size 36 to 46—S$7.95. Moore and MacLeod

SEE OUR $2.00 rack of dress- es, skirts, odds and ends. Ken- nedy’s Ladies Wear.

RESERVE October 24th for Prt'n Road United Church Turkey Sucper in Brookfield Hall.

RESERVE WEDNESDAY Nov- ember llth. for Hampton Hot Turkey Dinner.

RESERVE’ Friday afternoon

ctcber 9th for Cake Sale at S.A. MacDonz-'d's. Sponsored by Friendship Club of the Blind Pro- ceeds for Educational Purpose.

UNLOADING car of oil coke, Tuesday October 6th-$4.70 per ewt. Ellis Bros. Central Royalty.

Phone 3223.

CARD PARTY Tournament, October 8.at 8.30 p.m., sponsored

Scouts,’Mothers -Auxiliary. Ad- mission 35 cents.

DIAL 3644 free delivery to your | door and get the best values for ;your goad dollar. Weatherby’s Clover Farm Food Market., ihave been some changes on the

for any model, C.L.L. ammunition

Auto.

PRINCE COUNTY

HOT CHICKEN supper in Wel- lington Immaculate Conceptica Church basement, Thanksziving Day Oct. 12th, starting at 4.00 p.m. Bingo and games.

RESERVE November 14th, for Tryon Baptist supper.

by Holy Redeemer Cubs and

WE TRADE guns, all models} ; : | DR. B:J. GRANT, Optometrist, | in stock, Firestone Home and will be in his Montague Office|thoroughly mixed, were off al Q Metal

ANNOUNCEMENTS

REGULAR’ Thursday night

one Canadian Legion, Kensing-

9.30 to 12.30 Admision & pr

REGULAR meeting Borden Branch No. 10 Canadian Legion will ‘be held in Legion home, Friday, October 9th., at 8 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary meet at same time.

KENSINGTON Home and School tonight (Thursday) at 8.00 p.m. Installation of officers. Er- win Howatt, delegate to the In- ternational Junior Red Cross Conference, special speaker.

FIRE FIGHTING display for Summerside citizens by Summer- side Fire Department Thursday evening 7:00 p.m., sharp on park- ing Int beside the: Civic Stadium. Spectacular oil fire extinguished by water fog and a simulated re- scue from a-burning car by Sum- merside firemen.

KING'S COUNTY

REGULAR Thursday night Dance, Eldcn Hall, 9.30 to 12.30. Burns Orchestra.

era rose 4%. Active gainers in- cluded General as Ford Motor of England;

were taken by Borne Chenin British American oil.

Among the . Canadian

issues, Brazilian Traction and Fargo Oi lost 4s each, Preston East Dome

3-16. Canadian Marconi What stocks did:

Advances

Declines ‘

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. TORONTO (CP) — market drifted lower today in a Pronte dull s@ssion that saw a wide! ee oe range of small losses Trading, |Que Ascot was slowest since — of 1958.' Que Chib Golds managed a few decimal Que Cop points gain while base metals,

TORONTO

; every Saturday from 2.00 to 9.00 most one-quarter:

| p.m. Phone 89.

| RESERVE October 19th. for

Bazaar, card-game with goo prizes. Pantry - table, lunches,/

Morell.

KINGS COUNTY Hospital Aux-

liliary mec‘isg at Nurse’s Resi-|

dence, Friday evening Octcber

| 9th

Births, Deaths, Marriages ‘

(When death notices are received too late te be included on this page, they appear for one edition on page two and are transferred to this department in the next ediiion.)

BIRTHS

MACKINNON — At the P. E. Is- land Hospital on October 2nd, a259, to Mr. and -Mrs. Keith MacKinnon, Bonshaw, a son, _— Merwyn. Weight 7 Ib.

oz.

WHITE — At the Prince Ed-

ward Island Hospital on Mon- day, October 5th., 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, Char-

lootetown, a daughter, Wendy |

Jeanette, Weight 8 lbs..

DUNPHY — At the Charlottetown’

Hospital on Sunday, September 27, 1959 to Mr. and Mrs. St.

- Clair Dunphy ‘nee Mary Keays) Peakes Station, P. E. I. A dau-| ghter, Maureen Bernadette. | _. Weight 6 Ibs. 15 ozs.

j BERNARD — At the Charlotte-|

town Hospital Saturday, Oct. | 3rd., 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Harold Bernard, a son.

WIGGINTON — Margaret and Glen Wigginton are happy to announce the birth of twin girls

at the P. E. I. Hospital on wrLsON — BROOKINGS — The, Henry cf C!

October 6th., 1959; Karen Jo Ann and Catherine Ann.

BURHOE — Mr. and Mrs. Colby Burhoe, Charlottetown, ‘nee Phyllis Newport) wish .to an- nounce the arrival of their dau- ghter Glenda Darlene, at the

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CARR — At the Prince Edward sland Hospital Tuesday Octcber |

q h, 1959 to ‘Mr. and Mrs. Johan |

Carr, Marsfield, a son Chartes Kent. Weight 6 Ibs. *

KEEFE — To Mr. and Mrs. | George Keefe-a son, their sec- cnd. At Sacred Heart Hrepital | Montreal, Oct. 4.

ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs. Edgar Champion wish | to announce the engagement. of -tWeir daughter, Margaret Ruby, to Edward Ancel, son of Irene and the late Ance] Cham- pion of Darnley. P. E. I. Mar- riage to take place Octcber 28.

ROSS — MACKENZIE — Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Ross. Pin- | ette, wish to announce the en-

gagement of their only daugh-| ter Auldene Millar to Charles! |. Johnson, youngest son of Mr. |

and Mrs. Percy MaeKenzie, Garfield. Marriage to take place early in November.

engagement is announced of | Mis Juani‘a Wilson of Crapaud | to Wiliam John Brocking of Tor-— onto. Marriage to take place October 16, in Toronto.

MARRIAGES

CHAMPION — CHAMPION —Mr.' JEFFREY

of Village Green, and ‘Malcolm Evere!t, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stewart of Vernon Ri-

ver. Rev. T. R. Goudge per- |

formed the ceremony.

| WOOD — NEWSON — At Brack-

ley Church on Wednesday, So;t-

Prince Edward Island Hospital,’ 1 swron — prawn. — The| N. D. MacLEAN

on Monday, October 5th., 1959, weight 8 Ibs. 9 ozs.

BURKE — At the Prince Edward Itand Hospital on Wednesday ctober 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Burke, Picquid, a son Robert, Everett. Weight 7 Ibs. 13 ozs.

PETERS — Mr. and Mrs. Alph-, onsus Peters are he>py to an- nounce the adoption of a ~ Floyd Daniel, age 7 mon‘hs; brother for Charlene.

marriage of Adryce Doris Lawton, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Harold Lawton of Truro, |

N.S.. to Mr. Robert Charles | Brawn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brawn of Campbeliton, |

N.B., took place recently in St. |

Peter's Anglican Church, Town Mount Royal. The Rev. T. owe officiated.

'STEWART — MACNEILL — The | | marriage took-place in Pownal | *| Parsonage on Aug. 22, 1959, of |

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

SUMMARY

Toronto — Market lower in ragged trading. “ New York — Market lower; se- lected issues rise.

Montreal — Market mixed in quiet trading.

CURRIENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The US. dollar closed Wednesday at a dis- eount of 5 5-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down: 1-32 Pound sterling 2.66 up 1-16.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices, to country station, wooden cases, | extra-large 4812-49; large 48: me-' > dium 45-46; small 23-29; B 31-32; C 2%. Receipts 64'2.

Butter: Current receipts, tend- erable 63%, non-tenderable,. 62%, fresh grade creamery prints, job price 64-65; fresh wholesale, ten- derable 64, non-tenderable 63%.

Cheese: Delivered Montreal, not waxed, current receipts Que- bec white 35, colored 35, whole- sale Quebec white 36, colored 36% current receipts Ontario white f.o.b. grading station 3642-37 13-16, -tolored 37-38; wholesale Ontario colored and white no quotations.

Potatoes: Quebec 75s 1.65-1.75; Quebec. 50s 1.10-1.15; N.B. 75s 1.801.990; N.B. 59s 1.20-125; N.B. 10s ..30-.33; P.EI. 75s 190-200

GRAIN

WINNIPEG (CP) — Continued unfavorable harvest weather, with. rain or snow reported in many areas of Western Canada,

buyin g .on the Winnipeg Grain! Exchange in all grains, especially,

Wednesday prompted aggressive

buying on the Winnipeg Grain

_ Exchange in all grains, especially ax.

2° 569%;

|slipped % at 36%

Closing prices:

Oats: Oct % higher 77; Dec. % higher 98a; May % higher 99%; Jly % higher 98'2bnt.

Flax: Oct. 3 higher 3.53'2; Dee 31o-3% higher 3.50a; May 3%-3 312-3% higher 3:50a: May 3'4-3% higher 3.543.5442; Jly 3 higher 3.49%4-3.50.

Rye: Oct %& higher 1.1158; Dec 14-% higher 1.144%:%; May % higher 1.18%; Jly 1 higher 1.18bnt :

Prices for class two wheat for export outside IWA: 1 nor 1.64%; 2 1.62%; 1.43%; 6 1.41%; 1 durum 1.75%; 3 ‘1.62%; IWA and do-

mestic prices: 1 nor 1.6414; 2

11,6244; 3 1.52%; 4 1.46%; 5 1.43%;

6 1.41%; 1 durum 1.75%; 2 1.69%; 3 1.62%.

Barley: Oct unch 98%; Dec %,

higher 76%%b; May \5% _ higher 76%b: Jly % higher 75%sbnt.

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP) — Prices Wednesday were generally lower at the close of trading on the Montreal and Canadian stock ex changes. Only the —_ index for golds increased.

Royal made 1 at 84 in a weak} banking section. Nova Scotia fell 1 at 73.

Steels were mixed, with Do- fasco off 4% at 47, Algoma up % jat 38 and Dosco up % at 16

In refining oils. losses showed for Texaco, off %4 at 57% _ British American, down 42 at 33

Papers and utilities were ir-

44, International Paper made 2 at /122'2 and Consolidated Paper Quebec Nat- | ural Gas made %% at 16'S

Penny issues were mixed. Titan slipped 6 cents at 45 cents and Golden Age was off the same at 43 cents

Of 213 issues traded. 46 ad-

mained unchanged. There were eight new lows ard two new highs.

Closing averages showed banks off 0.20 at 61.85, utilities off 112

3 1.52%; 4 1.46%; 5)

vanced, 75 declined and 92 re-|

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NEW YORK \

NEW YORK (AP)--Gains by ispace -- age stocks featured a mixed stock market Wednesday.

regular. Bathurst Power fell 2 at | shares

oes oils.

, Quaston H. G. Young, up 9 cents at “ Quemont $1.18,.had the best move. among (2710 speculatives. Three of the five Roche | j|most active gained. a St Vv da, trad- ete. At Little Flower Parish Hall, ins ccaicudeod’ dinsoa In base metals Hudson Bay was Sherritt off 3% at 51 and Consolida Mining gave up % at 177s. rador added ‘2 at 2 while Far! Slecee conbridge gained %%4 at 2644. Con- Sloean VR solidated Denison lost % at 13. ee led golds, up S atic. Dome was ahead %% at 18%. | starratt Giant Yellowknife dipped 40 cents a S at $9.30. Seniors were off among west- Taurcanis , Hudson’s Bay eased % Teck-H Margaret Rose, daughter of at 12% while Calgary and Ed- Temas Mr. and Mrs. Ewen MacNeill | monten and Pacific ‘Pete gave up ter

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TORONTO CLOSING STC “aS

By The Canadian Press

Torente Steck Exchange—Oct. 7 (Quotations in cents unless marked S| \r—tdd let, xd — Ex-dividend, rights, (xw—Ex-warrants.)

Stock Sales High Lew Close cee

be MINES emer 15, 1959, by Rev. G.A.D. | anacus a ae ee 2 Euliott, Vera Atta Newson, R.N.!Acad Uran 1800 13 11 12 Brackle to Calvin Parker |Advocste 8 =—_ os 2 = | Wocd, L.L'B. Belvedere aoe “osu | ood, L-L.B. dere. | Akaitcho 503 4 64 a | Atcom RIN S14% 14% 14 DEATHS Anglo Hur ® S11% 11% 12% - Ans Roun LO @B 2» mu Anal ™) 17 164 6% — At Montague .om | Arcadia ao um 6 CUM October 6th, John Jeffrey. for-| Ata" © Cop 2 sie me me merly of Lower Montazue in o ee. ae ee ake pots - I — «oo os, &% osth | year. Remains reiting Aunor 33 27 «275 «62S the home of his daughter, oe Avilla ss = 2 Darie! MacKenzie, Montague, oe aa ia | oe) funeral Moe; from_St. Mary’s Rase Metals ime 13 : = Church Friday. Octchber 9th.at.Baska mee 8D CUCU 9:30 a.m. Interment in the | SO oo mii) Caurch cemetery. Rethim 1900 160 160 100 Sits ™ 11% OO il CARDS OF THANKS Ricroft 20 2 8S 8 Bidcop ome is 5 Ss ; Black Ray . 2% 12 10% 12 I wish to extend my sincere Ronville mM Hh MH | tharks to the doctors. nurses and | Bouzan seo 68 6S] lt staff ‘of the one arlottetown Hos- 5o¥mar «8 : re * Rralorne xd 120 695 66 @0S | pital who were so kind and gen- pBreul Reef 95 3 30 @ jerous to my father, Leslie G. de a 2 2 2 lnttat as trunsman 106 % 2 2 rlottetown, and t Ruled oma te ws B all those who sent cards andj punker Hill 1199 .72 ™% 7 ! floral tributes during our recent | Cadamet — a aS | ber eavement Camp Chib 530 6 635 635 C Dyno me 27 7 @F Roland Henry, Verdun, Quebec. | can xw ao Ss BSB FR —_—— } Can-Erin 18468 1% 1M Can-Met a 7 x 3 _ Funeral Directo Director _ a re —_ ” Cassar ™ $I 10% 1s Chester =a 6 B v Chib Jae = MM ss 53 Chimo ™ AI 2 Coch Will 100 335 33 se Coin Lake’ 200 14 4 16 FUNERAL Coniagas mo 6449 eo co) Rellekeno 26 7 7 7 | C Denison 3090 $13% 12% 13 DIRECTOR Den wits 633 197 % Discovery 6310 499 3% #0 CG Arrow “ DW 27 » . C Halliwell 18700 64 61 61 15 King Square Con Howey 209 265 265 285 : Marben 500 26%, BG C Marcus i100 @ 63 bn f Charlottetown }Con MS * 163 $18 17% 17% Morrison 4500 2 7 23 o Con Negus 14793 i868 16 "2 Dial 5549 Con Nichol 100 6 4 6 |C Northind 3900 41 = 6h; C Regeourt oo ° a > Con Sud 1mm 6 68 6 Cop-Man Imo «618 “4 ub | Coprand 1006 178 #175 #178 Coulee + 220 = 41 wo a | Craigmt ~ n / O | Crowpat xo 1 0 1 | Cusee 7 ™/™m 7 7 | Daering om «2 (© , D’ Aragon nnn lat 144.5, industrials off 18 at|;c7*eer ‘Soa 2. 295.0, combined off 16 at 244.8,’ Dome S18% 184 184 c + Duvan ae 18 18 8 papers off 1.0 at 414.0 and. golds Sa | wee ee up 0.86 at 87.09 Se East Mal 900 131 130 {30 Industrial volume was 67,300 bast sull 600 135 1555 1355 shares and mines and.oils were Ear 3623 122 120 122 ae? Sidrich . ie ae eee 333,900. ¢ | Eureka 30 Oo 24 MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS Expl All am 6:9) 6 . Abitibi 36 Fraser 2 | Falcon 1685 $2614 28 6% Ahit pr 22%4 Gt Lakes | Faraday 20 & & 6 Ashestos 23% How Smith 3% | Fara wts orn 3 2 3 Bnque C Nat 54% Hud Bay Min , 5! F'west Tung 1500 @ @ Bank Mont 5 =o Imp Bank Si: Francoeur 20 6 & | Bank NS 73 a =| Frobisher 7™ 19 IM 18 Bnque PC % Int Nie Geco Mines 223 $17% 17 ™%.— Bethurst A 44 Int*Pap 422% Giant YK : 1130 oo ss | Bathurst B 3% = Int Pete Gold Eagle 12000 | 11 %% % Bell 4% Mass-Fer 1% GF Uran 700 «62 24 2% Brazil 455 McColl ‘ Granduc oo 1 1 109 Bidg Prod 31% NSt Car | 15 | Greynk 1300 Fh OHMS Cleveland 10 Noranda 48 Guleh 12997 ™ MH MH C Cement 2214 Pduash 33 | Gunnar 6120 $12% 12% 12% C Steamship 42 Que Pow % Gunnar wte 2749 225 ™S 2 C Bnk Com 6 Royal Bank ™ | Gwillim mo 8 5 4 [Can Brew 3544 Royalite 620 ‘Hard Rock 50 11 11 11 Can Brew pr St L Corp 16% Heath son 5 5 Cdn Celan 20% Shawin 23% Hewa 20 CUCM Int Power 16%4 Steel xd 79 Hollinger 390 $20% W% W% C Int Pwr pr 4 Trans Can PL 24% Hovle 20 405 0 400 /CPR 25% UN Steel Hud Bay 165 $51% Sl S51 Cockshutt 15 Walker Ind Lake 2003 3 3 | Seagrams 31% CANADIAN Inspiration 3 4 © 4 1D Bridge Cons Pap Int Nickel 655 $99 8% 89 Dom Tar 16% Ford Irish Cop 3100 175 1 173

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Defence Funds’ Drop Creates Big Dilemna

By DAVE McINTOSH Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)—The great dil-

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CTIVE TORONTO STOCKS lavailable for new weapon’ and By The Canadian Press equipment, officials said Monday. Sales High Low Clese Ch'ge |

This dilemma may be a hard! ‘choice on the government: An!

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~e less funds available to buy n-w weap- ons and equipment.

The procurement program this year was chopped by one-quarter —to $332,000,000 from $441,000,000 —from the year before and there are indications that it will be cut

7275 $22% 2% 21% + 4) eventual increase in the -defence| again next year by another 20

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20062 11 «1 15 +1 Of obsolescent or obsolete weap-| ioe 7S 6) C3 ons—cannot be considered, offi-| heer iit ie il 21. (cals said, because it would mean MINES that the retention of armed forces | anon 105 «98 102 +3 (themselves would be pointless. son SO OK 64700 °124 1146. 118 49 | CERTAIN LEVEL — = How does the problem of de- % 10 +1 f : MUTUAL FUNDS creasing funds for new weapons By THE CANADIAN PRESS arise - i Bid Ask | First of all, there has been in) All Cdn Com a 7-23 | the last several years an unwrit-| American Growth 7.09 7.73 ten government Policy that de- 23.09 3.40 | fence expenditures should not-rise | Canadian Investment #82 967, above the level of about $1,700,- 35.565 37.44 Champion Mutual 5.35 5.88 a oery a get as h Gessniementin Suier 22 a03 BR it in the meantime, the costs Corporate Investors a2 9.64 0f armed forces maintenance and | Dont Equity Inv 14.89 15.10| pperations—salaries, gas, engine | Seek Cotten J+ 3 \repgirs and the like—have risen Greuped Income 3.71 4.05|Steadily and eat up a greater and Grouped Income Accum 5.33 5.83 greater proportion of the defence Growth Oil and Gas 6.74 7.08 budget "Groupe Sel A 5.0) 5.45) ae Ma eameen Greet Food 601 ¢s9| For instance, in the current fis investors Mutual 11.09 11.99\cal year these costs have in- ; ol ae mel creased to about $1,100,900.000 weverage Fun 7 } Accumulating Fund 70 798 compared to $1,050,000.000 in the Mutual Income Fund 4% 5.41) : North Amer Fund of Can 845 9.18 Supervised Fxec 38 $43 5.68 4. 4.95 Supervised Growth Fund 1.70 1.72 Regent Fund 5.44 5.98 Supervised Income Fund 380 3.345 Save and Invest $.19 5.66,x—TV Electronic 15.16 16.52 Supervised Exec 35 mw | Timed Investment Fund 550 «5.94 5 Supervised Exec 56 2a — jt nited Accumulative 14.26 15.30 Supervised Exec 57 $o — x—U.S. fund.

per cent, leaving only some $267,- 000,000 in the 1960-61 fiscal year beginning next April 1. And new weapons are becoming more ex- pensive and difficult to maintain all the time.

At the moment, it appears that isavings may be made by elimimr

jating jet interceptors from the

Canadian air defence system and from the RCAF air division in Europe. There are nine CF-100 squadrons in Canada and four in Europe.

But such a solution could well create an even bigger political problem.

Would Canada be prepared to let the U.S., in effect, carry, the

; whole burden of North American

air defence, apart from two anti- aircraft Bomarc missile basés in this country? And what explana- tion would be given to NATO for reducing the number of RCAF squadrons in Europe by four?

MORE SEE CANADA

OTTAWA (CP) — Border-crose- ing statistics indicate that more American tourists are visiting Canada this year than last. The bureau of statistics reported Wed- nesday that 6,716,700 foreign ve- hicles entered Canada in the first eight months this year compared with. 6,674,000 in the January- August period a year ago.

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