crnber 4th and 5th

l.iitid's Friday. November Is! at 3&0. Alexandra Women's insti-

a fvariety. squares for everyi. taste: raisin. date. lemon. fudge, “‘ walnut slice. chocolate brownies. m-ange. cocoanut. queen Eliza-‘°","‘,°‘ PL‘ lieilh all freshly baked at Stew- M"“9‘°"-

art Bakeries Ltd. Phone 3711. 0RwELL _ VERNON Char-gen‘

IF . . . ilv Ser\'it-e Bureau is to contin-ll°w5

iice to the comunit' — e iiiust be an increas over la

Initcd Church of (‘anada for‘ 3"“ l”'°‘°h ‘he “rm” ” New sinday. November

\lliiister Rev. A.D.E.

THE MASTER'S TOUCH

Accepted for hanging in world above print Irmn Cragwel .timpetition at the international Portrait Studio rated high is Salon in Mexico, recently. the favourable commem_

’ out AND CENTRAL

llitln his ofice until Notcmber .(.y‘5 pharmacy open 330 ‘In nnd - .. . . . . prospective ones. . . . _ . V t , This was not always possiblelif anything. accentuates this un- P““'~° Ld“3'd 1513" p ' ' in Jack l\IcNair congratula- at 3 0(‘l()(‘I( on November 3rd, miles an hour.

'to 8 pm

t'0L‘0ANL’T layer cake spec-l ,.il this weekend at Stewart Balt- \- . be 2 I 230 _

9:l(‘§ Lt. Phone 3711. _..°L~7ii'.' r '8 pm’

attributed in part

RIJMMAGE s.u.r: Saturday.

farmers realize that their pro— pr lblems include marketing. c'red- ed

Canada May Never Go In For Making Atom Bombs

OTTAWA 'CPi — Officials inlormatioa among Western na-

“ld will! they seriously dorm! tions

Washington reports that Canada might Join the United States and energy.

3min‘ in lhlrlnﬂ atomic weap- I Atomic Energy of Canada Lim-.

ons development.

1 Pm“ Ml‘l""' D” k L Iour atomic research reactors at 5l°'“"Y 5°¢l°l>‘- and Prime Minister Macmillan or Ch.“ River. on No“. is can

that Canada could play a large"~‘°"‘°d Will! W¢8P0n-'i ex-l>€ri— part in any polliru '

Britain said here Saturday night‘

of sclenufie ments.

lMt. Stewart Men

I their first supper meeting for whether Canada will ever get Mr. Dlefersbaker added thatlu” “°"‘l“8 Yea’ ‘”"I‘ '1' 5'49"‘ Into the atomic weapons business. Canada could make a contribu- They were commcniins million or “first "importance" in the Opened with the d°X"1°8¥ ‘°“°“" morning. following a long illness. three daughters. Mrs. N held of peaceful uses of atomic 0d by R

A delicious supper was served ted. I Crown corporation. has by Mi. Stewart Womens Mia‘ Mrs. Belyea came to Saint John town. P.El.; three grandchil- ' _ "- at the lime of her marriage. and'dren; one brother W. Kilbv Rey- M”- Arlhl" COW“ Played WW0 resided there since that time. lnolds. Los Angeles. California. Mink‘:- selections which was enjoyed by ‘ all.

A one minutes silence was di- served in memory of the late

AMONG THE FARMERS

Federetiea el Agrleel-e Newsletter

NOVEMBER 41'! profitable occimation or indus-

other years. Further it may pr°m"'bl

.n n I be ndded ‘hat n great many In a. progressive society the led the larﬂe group inVattendan- n ‘ oponlon of resource, employ. cev which was an inspiration to need for a membership drive in‘

in _uch industries continu..this man who has done so much all branclies as the objective for

'35 PER CENT discount on‘ 50 pg“ (ENT diwnnnt on .‘”~ m3('hlneY'Y- N-llK‘3llOIl and low

l“”‘°“3 Make ‘”f""‘_'h°5”“ “ray” wide selection of Jewellery at I“l'S Jewellers Limited . yr--Taylors Jewc11e,.s_--

RUMMAGE Sale \lt'L'aniielI. ynrk Church Sunday 7 nm_ forum seems [n have more man‘

ally undergoes a relative decline.:to promote interest and help in the Deanery this year is three ’ ,nw,ne ‘and note ma, mes. mn_ITlt.;chnicallig1iproy;emlehnts inbzg-rife; ‘ti hunndrcd. h ics are all dealt with cl rin th " ure‘ 3 .0“ ey '.'°' mom" “a5 P355“ ' 3' 3“ romgng season‘ In ngﬂ 3 “those who introduce them first. the guest speaker Kenneth Par- ‘ B R l-‘. literature be sold at

0 not ultimately have the 431-‘

d "M1"? 146 “"931 G‘‘‘’r3° 5'" Irwin Fellowship Group Speaker Her in offer and it is likely tolf°cl' l°r by hgslemng the rate‘

s farm j

I-zlday night 6 30. lAllison MacKinnon. special Mu- be used more widely this yMri°' "'°3"” ‘he’ “"3 "“"°“‘ "

TAYLORS Jeiiellcrs offer 5l°- ; l-tiglish Bone China Cups and NORTH RIVER Church 59,-.

munity improvement. personal

than ,n the past. ‘still greater pressure to force 1'!-

B d ed k 1 isources out of agriculture. " ma en now edge’ can We have remarked before that

.\.'1lli‘9I'S at only 95 cents each.‘\.n.e n the Noun Rn.” Baptist and leadership dewlnntnnn! nn‘many people both within and

ADl:'LLA’S Milltnery a wide

<t‘lt'L'Il0ll of new fall hats. prices Sunday next’ The speaker Wm

deal. All it requires are groups

s.__.nn up to $13.95. 177 Grafton be Rev. H.R. Bell. a iormerlto use it gnd me dividends ue ation and the lowering of costs

5.1.98!’ Pastor. and well known Evang-‘ .l.A. (‘ARRI THERS optomet-l the choir. v c \\lIl

9 “’‘°"‘‘ ”°"‘ "" °"i THE UNITED .(‘Hl;RCH of

Canada. Cavendish Pastoral Charge. Services of Divine Wor- ship 3 Nov. II a.m. Stanle

the Monday and Tuesday ‘Nov-

(‘.-\Kl-2 SALE at .\ioore and ‘.\‘lc- Bridge‘ 3 pm‘ Norm Rustin)‘

7.30 pm. New Glasgow. Miss .\lorrison. Missionary on r-

‘H 5""'”e B””‘a" "" R’d‘l‘°*6ervices Nov. 3rd. as follows:

nshaw. 7.30 m.. WM S.

"" “S755 “"7 ’“°“'' "« Yllankoffering sgrvice. Speciall uhat you'll hcar when you serve music by the combined cnnnsi till“ freshly baked cakes:- plain of the cnnrne’ Mrs. w_ R_ Mac. I _ ’“§"§l' l‘:]"(;‘Engg"ll‘;d'd°l;‘:c'§lt‘::' ' quarrie of Victoria. guest soloist. i be "10" UIOUZM EIVGD 10 115 Pr0-i TI T 9 3 00 . - art Bakeries Ltd. Phone 3711. ' ' ;

GLASGOW Christian tions" which use to originate‘ in the conference will be pib‘ lished as usual.

. . . NEW MOLNT STEWART Umtedlcliurch services November 3rd.

(‘hurt-h. Rev. John M. .ENew Glasgow Bible School! i”i'I’."..‘i'.i°.’.‘...‘?“’2”.3‘ ;?.‘.‘I.“.,“’i‘..'.i..‘.'i““.;i i 3°: ,3-";,;”°g:,*;,‘;i;,,;;{;;?* ..';;:: iii=riir=si=~mi 7'!) P.m. .enqigh -United -Baptist Churnhl quarters ;.%.:.":.:mt'..::::.*1:;::€-sia-i or m- or --

griculture is lacking in mem-

M-in-m-m! Delicious and what

g November 5th. continues to November 10th. Everybody wel-

THE Protestant Fam-l

illam tobe

BROOKFIELD Presbyterian ning at 7 the Cherry Valley RBI"

Liiiirch. services for Sunday. No- ly Day S€l'VlC€ Will I39 held- \t"l1lbCI' Ilrd. 3.30 p.m. .

lltankofl'cring scrvice with CORNWALL pastor-.1 Charg¢_ l’t-lcr MacDonald and his choir. The United Church of Canad3_l ll8\' E. H Bean interim-moder- Snl_\.i(_e5 Sunday November 3_I "M lsacrament or the Lord's Supper.

- .. - . - . . . Cornwall ll a.m. Rev E. C. 5;(>z:l;J0?:iLf&n);:::"ws3£lEvans will conduct the service’ ' ‘ .m. Cornwall Jun-. '3rd as '0". wlllalead in service of: praise at Kingston at 7.30 p.m Sunday School Cornwall l0 a.m.,l New Dominion 10 a.m.. Kinﬂ" ston. Rev. R. A Patterson. Min- ister.

i‘.\\' 11 am TI‘y0|'l. 3 p m. Carpet l--averse. 7.30 pm. Crapaud. Earle

Illllllllﬂge sale. Hcartz Hall.l Ra-t-nicnt. Nov. 2 at 2 pm.

. UNGRADED Ii EGGS

er en

_ arantee. clist. Guest singers will assist‘coN]-‘ERENCE

ome years the Dominion - Provin-r . l . 1 b t [h cial Agricultural Conference ofmca lmpmvcmen 5' u 9" Ministers. Advisors and farm or- ganization officials will not

the Canadian Federation of A-‘ griculture and other farm organ- F. C. Y. today at 130 o‘clock. ‘ Hampton 915. Vlcwnn 11 nm_; i izations had met the Cabinet. past has been the subject some criticism and when it is renewed there should probaibl‘

. . i , ' ways. Rev. M K. Charman. Minister. ﬁgizll _3‘:f:)r:lc1;Is>:35(:£ 2‘(>a‘:r€nV¢(|3.0ni-‘li|:'nri(.” and ‘nnneas

bers who are potato

I F th f‘ ' ' . or 9 "51 mm m S ity of farmers who lead in tech-

ery increase in efficiency may

farmers. HEAVY HOGS A survey of hogs marketed

e number of hogs marketed out-

The conference as held in the L" in putting hogs 0"‘ of the A

iest factor to control. it can bear repeating that the heavy hog

sumption. in short the hog should

5. COWS’ LEGAL RIGHTS

It has been suggested in someihas rulgd that a cow is in her the provincial‘

y one potato grower intrying to give her a shot. lthis does not establish a prece-

To our knowledge and there‘dent in British law. neverthe- Services Nov. 3 will be as fol-‘ may be more. there are at least less. it is likely that some Cana- . Weir is to preach at ten directors who are quite sub- dian cow will soon initiate a test , , .- I ’ ll .m.: El- stanitial tato rowers and who case. M‘ (0 proud? 8 progressive set‘. dlcfrlngll 2.!IltY;]el(l)rt‘l’tell at 37.30 p in. make potpzto grcfwing one of their Hallowe'en found grain in great- lh retlspecial Cherry Valley service at most important activities. This er than average quantities still ‘Mn, mung win you dn yolfl. . . addressed by Miss representation does not. of couraejin stock or standing in this pro 4 ' lBeryl Morson. well knovm mis- do away with the fact that thegvince and certainly the acreage ;sionary from lndia. in the eve- industry itself is not strongly or- of potatoes to be dug appears ganized and does not have as a to be much above normal. Fairly

commodity group any memberiheavy frosts and wet weather

n the Federation Board. have slowed up digging which

PROFITABLE FARMING lmay not even be completed dur-

_It is generally agreed that far-. in the first weok'of November.

ming does not rate as a very Traditionally turnips were

GENERAL MEETING

Under auspices of P.E.I. Hospital Men's Assoc-ia- fion revised plans for the P.E.I. Hospital will be presented following which there will be 8 Q1195- tion and answer period. All campaign workers and other interested people are asked to attend.

TUESDAY. NOV. 5th—8:00 P.M. Y.M.C.A. Everybody welcome.

li itice cancelled at the Gordon l-it<lL'e tonight. lit-gular dance in Elliott Hal‘ our Paymg pncle for Saturday night good music in aid ungraded E283 demfered i’ ‘will. - l(‘.harlottetown today 15 *' \It\([Il(.'I'3d(’ Dance St Peters‘

H: Hall Salurday night. prizeslicyade A Large 48(- "ir rnsiumes. , i ‘ 4% ....W,.,,..,. M... in Lnn,;(.1~ade A Med. . Donne Hall Nov. 4th. Webster: Grade A Small __,_,, 28c

lg‘

. . . .. 4c ‘Fiapaud United Church. Hot; Grade B ' ' ' ' ' ° 3 lit-key Supper. Saturday. Nov-i Grade C _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ 13¢

‘mber Znrl ‘ Please reserve November 6th Clacks --'-""""' 180 iii; Hot 1‘ rk D" he t C m-

"iiiiiiiy cgntreey. ll!“ aldaof othel For quick payment and iiuiiica Altar society. lpt-ompt return of empty nam .1 Gordon nod" "_ cases. ship your eggs to

re Friday night. Sponsored

Community enterprise.

rmsic assured.

Come to Auusttne Cove Wo-

iren's Institute hot chicken wo-

‘*« Thursday. November 701- Charlottetown Hulls 81.00. children 12 years

£@@fg°@lg_.°

No longer need anyone worry about receiving i cnrefnl, pcientiﬁc can for . 1

sad und,“ Q can

Village Of Parkdale L

L A 3 la] meetin of all rsons of the VIIIARP v of Pukm, who is sgized or-pepossessed of real Or I personal property to the value of $325.00 or tip- lwnra. withineuch village. and the wife or hus- ihand of such resident. to be held in Parkdale {School Auditorium. Confederation Street. Thur!- gday. November 14th. 1957 at 8 DJ“-

' rpon this ti 2. is to discuss "it gmettprleolmernalgasrfiatlontrvlveilhnthe City that” iottmen. eeprnpoeed by the city Counc-

consul-suauncrnoviii-so‘?-"""'*

One of the leading organisations caring for hearing lose cases,

The Maico Company. lnc.. announces f . . .

the opening of full acilitsee ‘n. to serve this community. .

hearing loss. . MAICO HEARING l

' . 170-172 Fitzroy St. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Here a trained etei is prepared to rieederaservicevitaltoyou. They know your heating is a living thin ' ' pa-eoael. continu- ing eel free to call on . 0”. .

Maico inc.

Ileeeepelle. Ilaeeeeoe

r lht‘lr SPl9Ddld wick ironi Pembroke. Maine. was‘ the Reynolds vault. I-‘erhill Ce-

. Gdl William Rogers by prayer by Kenneth Jay. MIKE ' St. Marks responsible to -

_ ‘singing g number of favourite Councd ing up afterwards. I ‘weep l A¢»“,y N ext Monday evening thel"Y~ T“'° 5'3"’ ‘"3053 m‘-Y 5' hymns. Happy Birthday was sung‘ ’ underw. 1n;given. First. the inelastic de- ‘ Canada for its lath season. Al- "'"'d l°" l‘"'" P’°d“°" ready in this province there has °°“d' U” “C! I been n 3,,” den] more nnnnlnot able to effecttvey control or. th I nt of ' ' ‘ 7 i..i°..r”.’.‘i.’ %"'i.i§.’".ii...ii§I."".".’.."i’.";lcussina this matter - prominent 9 mm’ American economist. K. E. Boul-

rallies that were held at Heath- din‘ r°m'”"d Hi" ‘ p‘r°gre“iV° 25 PER CENT off all Sterling» ISLAND none,” [and tumedlerdale. 0'I4aary and New Glas- slxllety lndusm” wh°“.°°mm9' l-'aiware at Taylors Jewellers, unodn ow pnnne Lnunans 3535.: gow and also because there has dm" "H" {mm " melasnc ‘ b on some quite active.field work i deman ‘M’-" lend m

to members having a birthday ‘M ‘°’ in October

""9" ‘" Rev. J. M. Sheen introduced‘ The regular local council . i . the Buest speaker. Kenneth Par ‘held in St. Paul's Church Hall on mg closed Wm‘ [he Be"°d"'"°"~ "Gl0"l°“l ll TILV 3‘3'“‘’'' city Thursday evening. October l7th. 3"" “M9 I d9l1Ci0Ul lunch] 5|.,la,«; schools who gave a most infor- with thirteen present. imant address on education, he! |explained the educational ays-Iprayers led by Rev. W E. . ‘tern in other countries and c 0 n- g'ral'iatn after which lhe presi'l CROWD!‘-‘D TRAFFIC 9 ncguded Z)’ hgivingldmatiy slplendid dent. Allison Gill, conducted the:

. .. - -_teawicwou hlterebsines l ’

"R. L’ Duny M” be absent WE TREAT ‘he sick we” Gm done In contacting we 0” ‘mumltlmelgm:l':sIfﬂiL:blhes:nllidi:lY'l?=‘s ‘. sentsedticational prolllgm farms =w'Yth a sdIS(‘LlrSnSelt::l ncgoncelﬁﬁnlgnlllg """‘P3l3" ““‘""‘l 55-” ‘he “"9"

egulste their production. in die-

be rela-

belhlhimgiindlll’nlloéllealiflarlﬂadio e e e e e e e e

held the last Wednesday of Nov- ember, The meeting closed with convener for the Deanery was a g , , the Benediction by Rev. J. M. Churfh 3100 Pm 5t’r\’iCt? OD go along with the Farm Forum w”h°"t 'g“°"".‘“:° beheve ‘ml Sheen.

preach that efficiently in oper-.

during Lent to A.Y. members, job for early November but the and also the wider horizons cons

of this crop is declin-.vener lo send for new forms

is the way to make farming pro-n fitable. This is only partially cor-~ rect. It is correct for the minor-

both ends of the province well‘ blanketed with snow but in thechapiain in us" each branch Charlottetown area and extend-

<iis=anc=1f’n".§‘.f.‘2i151-‘iiiI..‘T"°‘"‘°°" HANDBAGS . . . . from l.00 to 3.00

V ’result in making agriculture less 3' place. The Federal Minister ollpr°m‘bl° l°r the majority 0' Agriculture in making this an-I nouncement pointed out that he- t:iit- lough from India, will be the Bﬁdtn:a";lr:‘:in:,l;;sl $12153: o}“_:l_'ldtsclosed that once again the.‘

_“RS_ J_A_ LAWSON M“ sneak guest speaker. Special music. igricunure and tn“ in addiuonilygaritimes lead all Canada int _.

on behalf of the Protestant Fam HAMPTON pastoral Cnarge_ ted down with the heavy blanket

side the weights. in fact. iver- of lweight is the largest single fac-

upgrade and it is probably the eas- For those who have their work in hand and can spare time the

' F a iar which ‘ acquaintances The show has va- _ mmences on November Zofiers riety and represent a very con- LOW?r Pr8miD-m- l°“'9"i an excellent opportunity after the‘ siderable achievement as a joint a farm Maritime effort in the promot-

costs the farmer money in three feed con- be SW8"-ed b€f0r¢ M E913 i0 170. l-‘agr is a friendly show and hous-lcontitiuou-s ferr_v communications

Unl ‘ as it is under one roof givespthe fair can be visited in one [)[AL 683] great opportunity of meeting day and the return made late I Tl” French Suprem? CDU” many friends and making new at night. ' rights to kick a veterinarian. The; "‘D‘ ' H—""""" '__‘" court turned down any claim for damages to a veterinarian who growers. in suffered a fractured skull when‘ mcnu.dnon_ Suppl” flag in was suggested that therena cow kicked him when hewtnrialﬁt,

“NEXT TO MY FAMILY I LIKE ms: CLEAN CLOTHES

I Friday, Nov. 1, 1957 The Guardian Page 3

I Member Of Well-Known N. B. Family Dies ;

l The death of Mrs. Eleanor Saint John Suspension Bridge. Fraser Belyea. widow of Arthuriover the Reversing Falls gorge. Sefton Belyea. occurred at her} Mrs. Belyea's husband prede-l home 66 Leinster Street Monday ceased her in l950 Surviving are

. Arnold

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH 94th ANNIVERSARY SERVICES

Rev. John G. Ball. B.A. Born at Lepreau, N.B.. daugh- Kee, Saint John; Dr. Helen Rf Guest Speaker ter of the late Dr Harlan Page Belyea, Calgary, Alberta; gndi and Georgina iNowlini Reynolds,,‘Mrs. A, A, Mgc[,eod_ Chariot“. ll a.m,

MORNING SI-2R\’lCE——

The Reynolds Iamily was Wt'll- land several nieces‘ _ known In the lumber industry of: The body rested at the resi-y “'0”: Mn" "awn" A" lthe Drovince at the end of lheldence, 66 Leinster Street from Trlllﬂl-"

,P-'48! (‘Nitury and Mrs. Belyea's where the funeral was held Wed- ‘itrandfather, William Ktlby Rey-lnesday afternoon. with service nolds. who came to New Bruns- at 2 o'clock Interment was in Trlu: Joyce Maccallum,

Frans Joseph Hayden

the planner and builder of theimetery. “'0'” John”

Male Eight: “Only A Touch"

The next local council meet- ,_ I , _ _ ‘ mg is to be held during the last E‘ hxnc sl"R\“ E"’7 PM’ week of November. The meet- EV!-'Dlﬂtl Choir-

Plans Rally

was served by Mary Gill. . - “The Lord's Prayer"

Male I-ZIght—

"Men of \’alour" Gabriel

"The Beautiful Land" Jones

The meeting opened with l

l.()NDO.\' iCPi — The roads

youth rally to be held in Lot l1 1 age speed of London traffic is 9.5

REV. JOHN BALL. B.A.

and the president stressed the l

cents a subscriplioti until the first of Janiiary and the p r l ca ill ihen rexert to 55 cents for

ad\ised to send for three hund-

;;:=,:i._.:r—::..:1:..i".’*.:.*‘.‘:;"::‘.:.:::;; 20 DRESSES at . . . . . . . . 10.00 2 Dozen SKIRTS at . . . . . . 7.00 BLOUSES — 2.00 Each

I-Zach I)l'al‘l(‘Il was requested. to send Rev, ingraham their meet. ing nights so that it would be pos- sible for him and the Deanery

2?.££ii§.5I:Z3iZ=?.€::?"§i§;'l§;’.ii’§ GLOVES at I-00 "‘ ODDS 8- EN D5 FRIDAY and SATURDAY

October 3lsl. A mask is neces- SUNTER'S LADIES‘ WEAR

sary. Lunch to be supplied by St. 162 GT. GEORGE ST.

Marys and St. Johns A.Y. with

ion oi agriculture. With almost

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