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THE LAST WEEK

YOUR LAST CHANCE .SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT. NOV. 'l8tlI

Men's Topcoals and Over- coats to 39.50 18.95

Men's Topcoats and Over- coats to 49.50 29.50

Forms Canada On Eve of llap-id Industrial Growth

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Ladies' Suits-- Extra Special . S6.ll.j Raincoats to 29 50 . 14.9.3

Ladiesl Suits

to 35.00 .. 18-9-'5

All Suits, Di'e.sscs and

Coats, including For Coats. 207, OFF

SPECIALS

Girls' Plaid Skirts Chamoisette Gloves

2.95 49(-

Men's Suits y to 4450 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. 29.00 Men's Suits 0 to 69.50 .................. .. 39.50 20": OFF all other Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats Men's Winter Weight

A" vggosl Check 5laCk::'9.j Combinations .... .. 2.39 1'99 - . . v- -1 - V . 1.33 Flannelette Nigiities 1.9;; M?" 5. Dress 5h"? I Ladiesl Hose 49:: .Z(l'r OFF Boys Suits

CHICAGO. Nov 9 E Canada miizht well be crossing the thres- hold 01 3 Period 0! rapid inclus. "181 Browth like that experienced in the U. S. aiter World War I. W. T. G. Hackett, iabove) econo. mic adviser of the Bank of Mont- real. told the Export Managers Club of Chicago at their luncheon meeting today. Discussing Canadajs recent return to a free dollar de- spite International Monetary Funo regulations, Mr. Hackett suggested that postwar experience showed that a iixed rate is only "by acci- dent" a valid rate,

"We are in Canada enormouily dependent on external trade anti hlshlv aware oi that dependence," the speaker said in reviewing the blckgmlind 0! the Canadian Gov- ermeiit's action in freeing its cur- NTWY Unit. Citing figures to show that Canada and the United States are each the others host custom- er. Mr. Hackett emphasized that "our mutual contacts arc, nr t'0lll'S'3, even Hose-r than trad-3 i'if-'tires iiidicatc,"

He pointed to the Unitcti Stain. investment in Canada. now total-

MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO Mi-LNTION ALL AT SALE . PRICES

The GREENDAL CO. LTD.

LADlES' sronn MEN'S STORE 99 QUEEN 144 GT. GEO.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FISHERIES FEDERATION

ANNUAL MEETING

QUEEN HOTEL, CHARLOTTETOWN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. I950

LUNCHEON 1. PM. (Price .Sl.50)

BUSINESS MEETING 2:30 PM.

SPEAKERS: 1. . . .

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Mr. Stewart Bates. Deputy Minister of risherics, .13: ',f::l..5:;m:,1,:;l 1f',:e”';'0anlr'I

Ottawa. i . p eent' oi the total capital invest-

Mr. Loran Baker. Director of Inspection and Con- merit in Canadian industry was sumer Services. Dept. of Fisheries. Ottawa. I--g-urf3::Er0tll0d(-: d , H

. - - - - ( y o nna as "spi. per-

Mr. Clive Planta. Mgr. Fisheries Council of Can Sammy, don” mommy Mr. Ham

' ada, Ottawa.

I-Ion. Eugene Cullen, Provincial Minister of In-

dustry and Natural Resources.

All interested in the Fjsliing Industry are cordial- ly invited to attend.

For luncheon reservations call the undersigned. A. WALTHEN GAUDET. Secretary.

ett described the difficulties ara- ing out of his country's relation- ship with the U. S. and sterling areas. The Canadian expcrlencc with it fixed exchange rate pro- vided, he said. "a rather vivid ca.-on history" of the problems arising. in attempts to achieve stability by controlling its symbols when con- ditions uiidt-riying relative values ”pei'versely" refused to stay put.

"Canada's step in reverting to a irce exchange rate was, of course, in direct contravention of the re- gulations of the International Monetary Fund. One gathers however, that the wayward daugh- ter has not been cast hut into tin: street with the admonition never to darken the Fund's doorstep again.. We retain our membership, and both the Fund and the Can- adian government have expressed the hope that Canada will unti- mately reconform to the provision: oi the Fund Agrecmcnt.

"For my nun part. and l dOll'l think I am alone in this. I would hope that if and when Caiiaoa should return yin full ('OllIOl'n1lij.' with the Fund. the Articles of Areement themselves will be differ- ent from those that now prevail. I suggest that the experience of the postwar years has amply demon- strated that a fixed cxchaiigc rat? is only by accideiit. a valid ratc."

Returning to the Caiinciiaii pic- ture. Mr Hackeit iriiiitd every ren- son to expect that Al'nEl'lCllil in- vestment capital would '1-ontinue to come to Canada. "But the fact that the Canadian Dollar is no langu- ii one-way bet should tend to mod- :-iatc the excesses of speculative

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DIAMOND zeal in this connection." There wit”- From 550.00 also evidence. he said. of increas- Match the sparklc in her in: direct investment interest in

Canada by English and Eiimpeaii concerns.

'XVr.s witli the spurkip of :i hr-auiiful diamond. . .Clioo-'2

Meeting of chartered Accountants Institute

Mr. R. W. Manning; C.A.. was appointed the nominee from tne Prince Edward island institute of Chartered Accountants to the Board of Governors oi the Cana- dian Tax Foundation. and Mr. T. Earle Hickey. C. A.. was named chairman of the Legislation Coin- miitee. at a recent meeting of the Council of the Institute of Chart- cred Accountants of Prince Ed- ward Island. Bolli positions were inrmerly held by Mr. W. A. Mor- rell. 1'-'.C.A., who requested to be relieved from these duties because of ill health. Other appointments included that of W. Grant Thomp- son. C.A.. as chairman.oi the Pub- lic Relations Committee.

Several letters were received from chartered accountants across Canada extending congratulations to this Instilutc. for the very fine manner in which preparations had been made for the annual meeting of the Dominion Association of

X THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Chartered Accountants held in Charlottetown this summer. De- spite the handicap: of weather and strikes. the concenaus at the members was that this meeting. which was the tirst such annual meeting to be held in Prince Ed- ward Island. was one of the most beneficial and best enjoyed meet- aigs in the history of the Associa- on.

The following application: to .wi-lte the examinations of this Institute were approved:

Primary: Robert Mayhew. David Agnew, Douglas Dennis. Graham Hooper. .

intermediate: Ralph Manning. Rae I-lennessey. Harold Forsythe. W. A. Robertson. Gordon Williams. Nomnan Hoax. - Final: Arthur Garrett. C. C. Hickey.

The application of Miss Mar- cella LeCla-lr to become a register-

NOVEMBER 13. 1950

CROWN Lira

lnouimacs couigaur

1950 A.

ed student was accepted subject to all provisions on iiling an applica- tion torm being satisfied. Members 0'! the executive pre- sent at the meeting were Messrs. J. W. Dixon, P. A. Laiwreice. J. R. Leard, R. W. Mannring. W. A. Morrell and W. G. Thompson.

ancc to you-sec him soon.

Eddie Wdltltus Wins Comeback Award

Baseball's "comeback of the 3'03?" wward today went to Eddie wait- kus. Philadelphia

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when you buy G-E Appliances for your

home you are making an investment that

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help to make your home more practical, more

NEW YORK. Nov. 12--(AP) -

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attractive, more liveable. Your neighborhood

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first baseman. who escaped death diamond. by a narrow mar in.

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rifle shot critlca1- passed the crisis. and then -Stilt athlete ed the long Journey back. It was i; June 14. 1949. His life hung on a grand comeback. one that heipey thread in the next Iew days. There inspire the Phil: to go on to W", thought be their first National League pen. league mat in 35 years.

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featherweight Iron . . . Weighs only

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y, L Pnlgrass my-nut" Cmngiovuhen" a"4V534 KNCIICIM lllmlu OCEIGIIOIIII y ' ' third. Fingertip temperature control and I cheery musical alarm the ll?” 1 1 i ' ' 10 IHINVGYY f00m- -95 to 94-50 .. . e in large sole-plate. 814.50 b; g of h 45 0 4 . l

, , llas Benefit Dance a .. . . y . . " ”" ' ' J '” '5 '5 Ladies M s" -

The chanty dance that was held in the Clover Club on November and in aid or needy patients oi the Simatorium was a great success.

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l... The dance was sponsored by the fa Progress Club of the Sanatorium. The music was furnished by the

H Eastern Rythm Boys who kept

"j everybody on the floor all the ev- l citing with the beautiful music they rendered.

Old time and modern music was

A lowly gift Mr ; -' emjoyed by young and old alike

guaranteed to give. years of

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shun and Remembrance.

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