WE TREAT the sick well! Gig- gey’s Pharmacy. Open 8:30 a.m. to 8. p.m.

HEAR PREMIER W. R. Shaw Wednesday, 6.30 p.m., C.F.C.Y.- T.V. Speaking on Provincial Af- fairs.

DR C. A.« COADY will be ab-

sent from his practice from Oct. Oct./25 to Nov. 9.

DR. IAN MacMILLAN, N e w Glasgow, will be absent from his office from Oct. 26th. to Nov. 10th.

BIRTHS

GOODYEAR — At the P.E.I. Hos- pital on Sunday, October 25th., 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Terence Goodyear’ (nee Joanne Gom- ery), a daughter, Patricia Eliza- beth, weight 6 Ibs. 8 ozs.

DRAKE — At the Prince Edward

Local Public Tender: for re-| Island Hospital on Saturday, > and renewals for Dredge Oct. 24, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. ow D. No. 20” located| Perley Drake, Vernon, ‘a dau- oat at the Government Wharf,| Shter, Florence Darlene, wt. 8 Wood Islands, P. E. 1. _ Ibs., 2 07.

“SEALED TEND! address-|_

i to the undersigned and en- MARRIAGES lorsed “TENDERS FOR re- woop — N we nis a

took place on September 1959, at Charlottetown, of Velma | Shirley, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Vernon S. Munn, Chariot- | *| tetown, and Ernest Wesley, son) of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Wood, Central Royalty. Rev. A.F. Mac- Lean, Trinity United Church performed the ceremony.

HUNTER ROBBLEE — At First Baptist Church, Calgary, September 5th., 1959, Mary Lo- lita Eldest Daughter of Mr. and) —Mrs. Kenneth Robblee. Tryon, | P. E. I. to Robert Ear!, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Hunter, Indian River, P. E. L Rev. Malcolm Harlow officiated at the double ring ceremony.

AUCTION SALE

_ °Have been instructed by Mr. Joseph Farrell of Lot 16 to sell by public auction his entire stock, etc., Saturday, October 31st at 1:30 p.m. sharp the follow- | ng:—

- 10 good milk cows ranging in age from 2!:, years io nine years of age; 10 beautiful calves; 10—1!; year aid heifers and steers; 1 fat steer, 215 years old; 1 dry sow; 300 bales good hay; 200 gallon gas tank with jump; new potato grader chain for Boggs grader never ased.

ll,

ion be obtained at the office of he District Engineer, Depart- . of Public Works Canada, 2. ©. Box 1268, Charlottetown, 2. I. ‘Lowest or any tender not nec- issarily accepted. Department of Public Works, | Yanada.

Cc. W. CURRIE,

District Engineer,

Pr. 8. &

>

Terms cash. If not fine Monday, Nov. 2nd at same time.

MAJOR B. MOASE, Auctioneer.

SALES HELP

MALE & FEMALE JOBBERS

SALESMEN MERCHANTS.

Plothing for the whole family . kitchen utensils . . . Electric Appliances . . . Jewellery - . Sporting Goods . . + Typewriters . Sigarette Lighters . .. Pipes... Pens & Pencils . ! . Perfumes , - - Sewing Machines . i . . « Baby’s Supplies . . . pening Boards . .. Toys . . . Radios . . . Smallwares

At unbeatable prices. Free eolor eatalog. - Jourco 4235-64 Therville, Montreal

_

~ SALESMEN WANTED

Two salesmen required for local Branch office, due ts recent promotions. We offer drawing account, no limit to earnings, sales fraining course. Company benefits of medi- cal and weekly indemnity. Previous sales ex- perience is not necessary. We appreciate your ability as a hard worker, and able to progress to managerial position. A car is a necessity. We are the Maritimeds largest and

most progressive sales Organization. Head

.NNOUNCEMENTS

wae Orchestra.

"| McLeod Ltd.

Wednesday, 6.30 p.m... C.F.C.Y.- T.V. Speaking on Provincial) Af- fairs.

transferred to this department in the next edition.)

REV. T.H.B. SOMERS — will UNLOADING CAR BRAN 42.5, [ ‘

spgak.on behalf of the Protestant | shorts $2.35. Wednesday andjdiphtheria, lockjaw, polio and Service Bureau - Radio| Thursday, October 28 and 29th.|smalipox. For infants from

F.C.Y. - today at 1.30. j Eilis anes Central Royalty.|three months and for pre-school

UST ARRIVED SHIPMENT)!” ‘aie’ occa wa ain

conde milking machine finest WILL . KIN

made. Turner Farm Equipment} until the end of November,| * . S COUNTY

Ltd. 88 Fitzroy Street. Lorne Drake, Vernon. MASQUERADE Dance, For-

CARD GAME, Sons of Enziand| | MASQUERADE Dance, Mount se Sel, Wedeesiay, Octeber

- — . — day night, prize for best costume.

MEN’S Island tartan searves ing| | MEN'S Island tartan scarves

DIAL 3644 free delivery to your

door and\get the best values for),

your food dollar. Weatherby’s Clover Farm Food Market.

PRINCE COUNTY

HEAR PREMIER W. R. Shaw

BUY A POPPY for Remem- brance Day!

COKE at Carleton—We are now unloading car of coke at Carleton. sn oe ph Calibeck and Co.

ANNUAL Kensington — Presby- terian Church Supper in church

Births, Deaths, Marriages

(When death notices aré received too late to be included on this page, they*appear for one edition on page two and are

plum pudding in. Uleg Seibel

St. Charles Hall every Thursday night. :

HOT CHICKEN Dinner w Hall, on October 28th., from 5 to’

SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT in

BINGO CARDIGAN Parish Hall tonight 8.00 p.m. $100.00 in prizes Jackpot.

ANNUAL Turkey Dinner United Church Hall, Montague, Wednes-

PARISH BINGO in St. Theresa Hall, Thursday Oct 29, 1959.

MASQUERADE Dance Morell Legion Home, Friday October 30th. Costume prises, admission 50 cents.

Funeral Director

DEATHS

FITZPATRICK — The death oc- curred on October 25th in Waverley£ N.S. of Rhonda Shir- ley two monts old daughter of Pte. and Mrs. Robert Fitz- patrick formerly of Summer- side, P.E.h.-

IN MEMORIAM

ROLLINGS — In loving memory of our dear husband and fath- er Edison C. Rollings who pass- ed away, Oct. 28th., 1958.

Like falling leaves the years drift by

But the memory of you will never die.

In our hearts you will stay

Loved and remembered day.

Wife and family.

CARDS OF THANKS

~—f wish to exp’ess my sincere thanks to Dr‘s Auld, Moyse and Cameron, the nurse’s and other members of the staff for their kind and efficient care; \also to relatives and friends, whose visits, treats and messages help- ed to pass the time while I was a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital.

Signed ‘Mrs. Eva B. Pickering)

always

every

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR

15 King Square Charlottetown

Dial 5549

PRODUCE

SUMMARY

Toronto Standard Paving features market; trading heavier. New York — Market mixed; space age issues down. Montreal — Market higher in heavier trading.

CURRIENCIES —

MONTREAL (CP) — The US. dollar closed Tuesday at a dis- count of 5% per cent in terms of Canadian funds, down 5-16. Pound sterling 2.654%, down %.

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Bank of Montreal 40 cents plus 2 cents extra, Dec. 1, record Nov. 4. =z eee Canada Vinegars Ltd., 30 cents plus 20 cents bonus, Dee. i, ree- ord Nov. 13.

Montreal Trust ini » cents, Jan. 15, record Dec. 31.

Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd., 50 cents, Jan. 4, record’ Nov. 19, pfd. $1.75, Dec. 1, record Nov. 2.

Royal Bank of Canada 52! cents plus 30 cents year end bonus Dec. 1, record Nov. 4.

Shawinigan Water and Power Company series A four per cent pid. 50 cents, series B 4% per cent pfd. 56% cents, Jan. 2, rec- ord Dec. 2.

United Corporation Ltd, A 37 cents, class B 15 cents, 16, record Nov. 4.

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP)—The Mont-' real and Canadian stock ex- changes Tuesday hustled to index gains on everything but banks, with volumes not quite as high as Monday.

class Nov.

heavy-trading section with Trans- Canada leading with a gain of %* at 2644. Consumers Gas made '2 at 41'2 and quarter-point gainers were Interprovincial at 57'2 and Union at 17. Loser by % was Quebec Natural Gas at 15. Steels remained mostly steady, but there were a few late frac-

Pipelines emerged late as a}

oo: =e

$223.60.

Mining 2%,

lost %.

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP) — A jumbled confused stock market floun-

economy. + The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 90 cents to

On the Canadian list, Granby Mining gained L Mcintyre Porcupine 1%, and Aluminium Ltd.. Cana- dian Pacific and Walker Gooder- ham % each. International Nicke!|"

%%, Hudson

American Stock Exchange prices rose on volume of 1.330,- 000 shares. Among the ‘Canadians Shawinigan lost gained 3s and Jupiter Oils %.

%. Fargo

What stocks did:

Advantes Declines Unchanged Total issues Peth Steel

C and O : Cons Edison El Auto El Gen Elec Goodyear

Gt Nor Ry Int TT Fennecott

37

Tues 548 453 204

1205

554% Monty W Borg Warner 44% NY Cent

Radio Corp

61% Std Oi NJ 49% ~Utd Airerzft 79% Vanadium . 129% Westngse 52%

5%

Bay

Oil)

Mon} 354| 214

1224 O%s vt 59% 493, 374 325u

932) 5

TORONTO

day

however.

tional declines. Canada Iron lost 1 at 25'2 and Dominion Found-

MONTREAL (CP)—Agriculture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra-large 54; large 53: medium

ceipts 75. Butter: Current receipts. ten- derable 63%. non - tenderable,

62%, fresh grade creamery prints} job price, 64-65: tenderable 64, non - tenderable) 6314.

waxed, current receipts, white 35, colored 35, Quebec white 36, colored 36's

Quebec

37; small 32; B 30: C28. Re-| put

ries slipped % at 467%. Hudson Bay stayed on 7 Pi

‘base metals with a gain of

at 5054 Closing changes in papers

index loss.

through their lists. ‘the oil index was up two points, and base metals more than 1%% Golds failed to follow the trend. and closed with a smal!

TORONTO

(CP) {Stock Exchange _ prices higher in heavier trading Tues-!

Toronto) swung |

Western oils and mines started upward early in the session with | New Jason some smart gains sprinkledj|N Keiore At the close! Newlund

In the mining list, Hudson Bay

{jumped 1% at 50 and Mcintve —

added 1% at 82%4 in senior golds. | Other seniors moved up fraction-'

j ally. | strength,

Coppers

showed

some led by Campbell. Cbi-

showed Great Lakes off 134 at 38,| bougamau, up 40 cents to $7.10

Western oils were led higher firm. Power Corp. was up 1's at/by Pacific Pete's one-point rise. 42 and Price Brothers added %4\to 12% in active trading. Other

the section was generally!

at 41 Utilities were mixed in a at

resh wholesale.itional ranze.

Foods weakened with Dominion |

issues climbed fractionally in the |

higher-priced list and in a 15-cent. Tange among juniors.

Index changes:

golds off 31 to

| Stores continuing its erratic pat-| 87.30; base metals up 1.87 to

Cheese: Delivered Montreal not) tern by losing 1%2 at 53%.

In banks, Toronto -

wholesale| took a loss of %4 at 57 and Mont :| real

nd Mon

59.91, utilities wun-

office officials will be in the city to interview MONTAGUE HIGH. SCHOOL AU DITORIUM

applicants on Wednesday, Thursday, and

Friday, at 176 Kent Street, between 10 a.m. Thursday, ‘October 29th, 1959 at 8. 30 P.M.

to 12 noon, and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 7 p.m. to| om

Regent Aluminum Products | (Maritime) Ltd.

tr

and Commerce both were current receipts Ontario wisicl down fractionally. f.o.b. grading station 3712-38 11-16, colored. 37 13-16-39; wholesale On-!off ..25 at tario colored and white no quo- ' changed at 142. industrials up 2.9 Stock

168 33; 102.76.

TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS

By The Canadian Press Teronte Stock Exchange—Oct (Quotations in cents unless marked Closing averages showed banks 2—Odd iet, 14d — Ex-dividend,

xw—Exwarrants.)

Mrs. John Pickering. Bales High Low Close Mrs ng tations. ; at 299.3, combined up 2 at 246.9,! MINES

We wish to thank the people} Potatoes: Quebec 75s 1.85-2.00: | ‘papers up 22 at 423.2 and golds | Abacus wm 2 7 2 of Flat River, Belle River and N.B. 75s 205-225: N.B. 50s 135-/up 2 at 84.33. Advocate. 1009 290 %3 25 surrounding districts for: the'140; N.B 10s 32-33; PE.I 75s; Of the 256 issues traded, 87 ad-/ Agnico no 2 UM COB many lovely gifts given us at the 2.50. | vanced, 68 declined and. 101 were! 21% 6 so 8 ‘showers. Shirley and Billy Jar- unchanged. There were 20 new|Se Oe dine. yearly highs and 10 new yearly Anacon 7 “a 64 GRAIN mee. Anglo Hur 100 $11% 11% 11%

BLAME STORM Bd Gt Lakes bl Ang ourn 1000 25 23 3 ii dan Ashestos 2 «How SMith Ansil 437% iS 14% ldts

WASHINGTON (AP)—The Civil) WINNIPEG (CP) — Flax prices|prque C Nat 534 Hud Bay Min 30% Arcadia 150 3 8 Aeronautics Board said Fiday a} eS moderately active) Beas Mont 55. Imp Bank ° Atlin-Ruf 2000 If 1% Ws Cavital Airlines turbo-prop plane|trade Tuesday on the Winnipeg | Fenk NS 7% Imp Ol 4% | Aubelle _ mm *% IM ‘ Enque PC 3%. Int Nick 9%, Aumaque 1000 7 64 7

which broke apart in flight over; Grain Exchange. eek A | 6s it Pon AUC Cop 200 265 250, 255 Maryland last May. killing 31 Closing prices: Bathurst B 27%, Int Pete +| Rarnat 1700 13% 13% is" persons, apparently fell victim to| - Oats—Oct ‘2:higher 83b; Dec % es ; 494 Mass-Fer 12%» | Bary a = Ss 8S & teal % i ih: » i hi 7, - | Brazi $4 McColl | Bose Metals pe 12 i2t2 a vicious thunderstorm. Violent oe 7%b; May % higher 787%; | Bom 6 dN Sa cer 14% | Baka 3000s Ilia air turbulence which overtaxed|Jly ‘* higher 777sa. Clevel N is

3 . and 9 oranda 4 «6| B-Duq S770 «(19 18

the plane's structure was. listed en “ ae 98'2b:\C Cement 20% Paudash 41 |Beav Lod 100 14 14) 14 as the specific cause. The C.A.B.| Dec igher 99'sa; May un-|C Steamship 41% Price 41 | Belcher wr 7 7 said it found no evidence the|changed 1.02%a; Jly unchanged|¢,Pu Com 8 Boval Bask 6 Oem 6 gee we a ; tb Cdn Brew 2% St. L Corp iets | Eethim oo 6 2 &

craft was damaged by lightning.| 1-01». : Can Celan 21 Shawin 22% | Bevcon 100 1 4 Ot Flax—Oct 1% lower 4.92'4: Dec] int Power Stee! 8 | Bibis 0 «60lClCU80

TRIAL POSTPONED 1%4-1% lower 3.92%4: May 21'4/¢ Int Pwr pr Trans Can PL 26% to 136 & @ 65 VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — The| lower 3.86% - 3.87%: Jly. 3-2%4/CPR _ i ee coe booms 4 — ms “ ea ’ ockshu *. Walker ¢| Bordulae 1000 ie 7

treason trial of Prince Souvanna) lower 3.74%4a-3.75. Soapeae 3 CANADIAN |Bowzan” art Gl Vong. leader of the pro-Commu-| Rye—Oct % higher 1.20b: Dec |p Bridge 21% Cons Pap 32 | Boymar 20 BH OBin Bn mist Pathet Lao rebels, has been 15s-1% higher 1.2158a; May 17; Dom tjr 15% Ford Bralorne 200 595 385595 postponed indefinitely, a justice|higher 1.25%; Jly % higher ° Soe on ministry communique said Satur-| 1.24'2a. 1.74%: 2 1.68%: 3 1:62%: IWA| postea 600 10% 10% 104 day. The communique, published] Prices for class two wheat for) and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.63%; | Buff RL am 4 ee in the official Lao press bulletin, | export to countries outside IWA:/2 1.59; 3 1.52%: 4 1.46%: 5/Cable ee ee oe) ee gave “technical reasons” for the|1 nor 1.63%; 2 1.59%: 3 1.52%: 4 1.49%; 6 1.41%: 1 durum 1.74%4;/C°0" Cnn soi 740 688 TS | postponement 1.4674: 5 1. 4374: 6 1.4134: 1 durum! 2 1.68%; 3 1.62%. Camp RL 210 $l2— 12% 12% Céna Adoria 033 07~COU7]CO?

Cc Dyno 1137 23 32 23

C Malat 1709 5 3S 3%

- : C N Inca $00 19 19 «19 Cdn NW 500 3 ol

: = Candore 300 «612 12 12

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Can Met 00 COMO

Captain om 8: 4 UF

Cariboo oe oe f Cassiar 290 «$11 10% 10%

Cent Pat 1300 130 127 129 BY THE REGIMENT BAND OF Ct Fate a ay os as Cheskirk 1000 4% tg

Chester $3600 43 41 ««@

Chih. Jae . BM @& 8 61

iChib-Kay 159 12 17 17

HE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND REGIMENT /2"" 2 = = = Chimi 200 570 «6S? 87

Chrom 10 2% 260 260

Coch Will 100 32% 35 325 {Coin Lake 72 13% 134 13%

\ Comb Met 1500 3! 3% 31

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C Den wis 1504 103 4 8

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UNDER THE DIRECTION OF | a = SS

C Northid 6100 3% 3 3

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LT. CHARLES E. MACGREGOR, C.D. € Sannorm 100 6 6 8

Conwest 1600 40 OO

na DIRECTOR Cop Corp 1190 33 2 2

Coprand 11900 207 199 205

Coulee 2000 37 3 OH

Cournor a

Cowich 3500 61 6! 6st

Crowpat 70 10 Bt] 10

Cuses oe) 66% COS 614

Daering 3781 16% 4 164

U’Aragon 6600 MOSS

Deer Horn 3000 18% 10% 184

T’Eldona soo 613 a

Dome 216 $18 ww 2.

Denalda 1500 8 8 8

Duvan 14900 ~ 18 7 8

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East Sull 2200 17 16 17

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MAJOR HON. JUDGE J. S. DesROCHES, ED., AND MRS. ‘Des-|Fxcctme xy 2 ogy Francoeur 2 6 6. 6

| ROCHES, HIS WORSHIP B. H. YEO, MAYOR OF MONTAGUE, |Froives Ue iim Geco Mines 885 $17% 17 17

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Ali Cds. div 60 658 + %/ American Growth 74% 719 —2 | Beaurbran 27.71 me

‘Canadian Investment xd . $8 O77 + %|Canafund 3.146 32 +19 |Champion Mutual 52 52 —19 |Commonwealth Inter 7% a +6 |Cocrporate Investors 84 935

Bom Equity Inv 14.68 14.93

Fond Collectif 5.11 5.61 —4 | Furst Oi 40 437 +2 }|Grouped Income 3.73 408 +1 |Group Sel S11 S61 Grouped income Accum 5.36 5.88 +5 |Growth Oil and Gas 6.57 6391 —3 |investors Growth Fund 596 66.44 + 4% | Investors 10.95 11.84 ° —2 | Keystone 13.12 14.19

Supervised Exee 55 Bw...

Supervised Exec 56 29.76 ° =} {Supervised Exec 57 5.11 —2. |Supervised Exee 38 3.45-

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COMPANY

14 RICHMOND STREET,

BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA REINS NRE TOE Ko

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DRESSES COATS SKIRTS HOUSECOATS

| SWEATERS

GLOVES .

SCARVES

END «f te MONTH SALE

1/3 and '/2 PRICE 3 and '/2 PRICE

GREATLY REDUCED

Many Odds and Ends.

NO REFUNDS and NO CHARGES SUNTER'S LADIES’ WEAR

1/3 OFF /; OFF

> PRICE

Nova Scotia Light and Power Company, | Limited

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Ordinary Shares

Nova Scotia Light and Power Company, Limited, is offering its” shareholders of record October 15, 1959, rights to subscribe for additional ordinary shares at $12 per share, on the basis of one new share for each four preference and/or ordinary shares held at the record date. The rights are exercisable up to and including December 15, 1959.

We'strongly recommend that shareholders take full’ advantage of this opportunity to add to their holdings. Subscriptions may be lodged with us. We will also accept orders for the purchase or sale of rights.

We also recommend Nova Scotia Light and Power ordinary shares as a.desirable public utility investment for other than existing share- holders; and offer our facilities for buying shares either on the stock exchange or through the purchase and exercise of rights.

If, as an investor, you would like to know more about Nova Scotia Light and Power, we invite you to read a statistical analysis of the Company which we have prepared. To obtain a copy, please call at our office, telephone or write us—or use the con-

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