- s The Guardian, Chatetiotown, Wel. Feb. 11. 1980 , ‘Real Chance’ Seen To Boost

Trade With West Indies Area

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level Canadian businessmen re turned home from the West In- dies during the weekend con vinced that there were “real po- tentialities” for increased trade

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bloc ‘serve to handicap increased sales to Canada. The business- men also félt West Indian sales were also hampered by the lack of aggressive salesmanship in

The businessmen—members of the Canadian economic mission to the West Indies and British Gul- . ana—returned to Canada Satur- day after a 17-day fact - finding

tour. FUTURE BENEFIT . Their observations were listed in a statement issued Monday by the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce, sponsor of the tour. « A. C. Ashforth of Toronto, pres- ident of the Canadian chamber and leader of the mission, said che is confident the information ob-

AGRICULTURAL NEWS

P.E.1. Department ef Agriculture

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cline in total Canadian sales to the West Indies largely to the agricultural price support policies: of the United States. These’ have resulted in a displacement of Ca- nadian flour and other farm com- medities by U.S. products;

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west indies achieved a customs union.” : : RECIPROCAL TREATMENT The businessmen said they rec- ognized Canada’s preference on West Indies sugar as ‘‘most im- portant’’ to the new federation, but they adled this merited “some reciprocal treatment for a number of Canadian products.” The statement said members

Colors and sizes.

LADIES’ BLOUSES

In. cotton. Assorted

Special, $1 .00

also are considering a recom- mendation that some of the pres-: ent C ian aid to underdevel- oped es should be diverted to the West Indies from more dis- tant areas. '

LADIES’ STRETCHY PANTIES

Elastic waistband, fits

all sizes. Special,

$1.00

The mission said technical aid now provided by Canada is ap- preciated, but added that new ar- eas of technical assistance should be encouraged.

HALF SLIPS ©

| Rayon and cotton, deep flounce at hem, elastic | waistband. White only. Special, $1 .00

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FARM_ ACCOUNTS

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eent were dropped outside the recommended weights (13.6 overweight and 6.4 percent un- derweight). Not only did the farmer receive a lower grade, but im the case of overweight hogs was feeding beyond dim- imishing returns.

Another aspect of the live- stock business where simple

office I noted where the Cana- dian meat packing industry fig- ures that bruising losses ran up- wards of twenty million dollars annually. .

That is a fantastic figure and while we do not turn off as many cattle and other livestock as do some other provinces, needless to say. the farmer suffers a loss

. through rough handling of stock.

For example in sheep 60 per- cent of bruises are due to rough handling, Hfting by the wool (skin parts from the body) ete. In hogs 62 percent of bruises are caused by man, i.e., kick- ing, prodding, whips, etc. In cattle 66 percent of bruises re- sult from crowding, bumping, and others by clubs, etc. As I say, these losses in this province may be small compared to Can- ada as a whole, a little extra careful management can over-

come it.

It really dnesn’t take econ- emics to prove that a farmer has to be his toes, manage- ment-wise, right down ‘the line. VIRUS-FREE STRAWBERRY

Virusfree plants are found by @ procedure called “indexing.” A runner of a plant being test- ed is grafted to a runner of an indicator plant. The indicator fe a plant of a variety of wild strawberry that is extremely sensitive to viruses. If the plant being tested has a virus imfec- tion, the indicator plant shows Glear-cut symptoms a few weeks @Mer the grafting.

When a strawberry plam is found to be virus-free, it does

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| School. The meeting was brought

|horns in our club this year.

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‘THREE GREAT DAYS OF SAVINGS . ... THURSDAY .

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TRAINING PANTIES

Double gusset at Crutch. White. Sizes 4-&

Special, O for DI .00-

WOOLETTE VEST

Short Sleeve—High Neck.’ Color plum. Size 6

a Special, 2 for $1 .00

INTERLOCK COTTON VESTS

Winter Weight, sleeveless, White. Sizes 4-6

en Special, ri. $1 .00

INTERLOCK COTTON VESTS

spread to strawberry plants by| Nylon and cotton, bandeau and long line styles, ; ’ aphids. oe tg the] white. Sizes 30A-42C. $1 00 Short Sleeve. White. Sizes 2-4-6. must dust or spray the plants Special, . Special, 2 for $1 .00 with nee every 7-10 days during growing season. ’ . , a Reena TT Nee GIRLS’ COTTON VESTS tre stock for dit States, — Banded leg, elastic waistband in oversize. - With rayon stripe. Short Sleeves. White. the entire shipment consisting Special, 2 for $1 .00 Special 2 for $1 .00 ,000 plants was turned due to the presence of a nem- atode not found in P.E.l. This! LADIES’ BRIEFS GIRLS’ RAYON PANTIES spring, the Department does not s porte og align ge dled Meter Banded and elastic leg in tricot knit rayon, Lace trim. White. Sizes 3 $1 00 cain actory| white, pink and blue. 3 $1 00 8-12-14 years. Special, for . Last spring, a aarein._Sonee| Shae S-M. Special, for a aici nes Gad cpa GIRLS’ FELT HATS

plants were set out in this house for the purpose of ‘propagation, so within a year or two, we will have our own supply of virus-

HEADWARMERS

In tartan with fringed ends. Assorted Colors. Special,

$1.00

ALL WOOL GLOVES

Jacquar and plain patterns. Sizes

S-M-L. Special, $1 .00

STRETCHY NYLON HOSE

Fine quality, seamless, run resistant. Color

Sunbeige. Sizes A to T. MUTE $1 .00

ered apply to all farms in gen-

An attractive, convenient and |

labor-saving farmstead is poss-

COTTON HOSE

Of highest quality, assuring comfort style and

durability. Color beige. 2 f $1 00 or .

Broken sizes. Special,

been left for proper arrange- ment of buildings. Keeping in mind future expansion, five or more acres will be needed. Where possible choose relative- ly flat land that is slightly slop-

LADIES’ HAIR BRUSHES $1.00

6 row nylon bristles, assorted colors. Special,

ing. It will make construction of driveways easier and prevent excessive accumulation of water in depressions. A south-west slope is excellem for drainage, drying and wind direction. If this is im-

SUPERIOR LINT BRUSHES

Instantly removes lint and dust, wire bristles. Special,

$1.00

possible at least make sure barn- yard and other drainage isn’t towards the house or well. Locate the well on the highest point of land to avoid pollution. Consider wind direction if you want to keep objectionable odors away

Consisting of pins, neck-

ASSORTMENT OF JEWELLERY

laces, earrings. Special, for

from.the home as much as poss- ible. This is particularly im- portant if hogs are to be raised. For sufficent freedom from dust the house should be located at least 125 feet from the road, while if there is any possibility

$1.00

HATS

Assorted fabrics and colors.

$1.00

(Summerside Only) Special,

of road\expansion, this should be increased to about 175 feet. great a distance from the a

struction and additional labor on driveway maintenance. CLUB NEWS

The Mt. Herbert 4-2 Calf Club

LADIES’ RAYON PANTIES

Elastic waisthjend, lace trim. Assorted colors. S-M-L. —

” Special, 2 for $1.00

was reorganized on the evening of January 23, 1959 in Mermaid

to onder by the President, James Lund. The pledge was repeated. Roll call was answered by 15 members. There were also three

CHILDREN’S DENIM JEANS ©

Boxer Style. Navy, Size 2-3-4-6X.

$1.00

Special,

visitors. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approv- ed. It was moved by Kathleen Mac- Donald and seconded by Win- ston Lund to send a letter of

CORDUROY OVERALLS

Bib Style—Red and blue. Sizes 2-3-4.

$1.00

/ Special,

thanks to those who- donated prizes for our Achievement Day. It was decided to have a judg- ing demonstration of vegetables at our next meeting which is to be held on February 17 at 7.30 p.m., in Mermaid School. The club is having Holsteins, Ary-

CHILDREN’S T-SHIRTS

T Shirts Crew Neck, Long Sleeves, Assorted Colors. Sizes 1-2-3-4-6.

2 $1.00

Special

shires and Dual Purpose ert |

Officers for this year are Pre- sident—Glen Trainor; vice-pre- sident, Parnell Trainor; secre- tary-treasurer, Robert Wood; club leader, Sterling Wood; as- sistants, Percy Lund and Leo

‘LONG COTTON HOSE

Substandards in Childrens’ Fawnand White—

Rn ae 4 for $1.00

Mac Isaac.

PLARN NEW REACTOR

LONDON (AP) — A new re- search reactor will be built at the Windscale plutonium factory, the British atomic energy author-

GIRLS’ COTTON BLOOMERS

Elastic leg and waist. Sizes 2-4-6. White.

aes, 2 we $100

ity announced Monday night. It will cost about £1,250,000 and will be completed early in 1961. Wind- stale adjoins Calder Hall, the first full - scale atomic power

plamt in the world opened three

viruses «are|yeare age

GIRLS’ COTTON BLOOMERS

Rayon Stripe. White. Sizes 8-10-12-14.

Special, 2 for $1 .00

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° >. ¢ ~~ * Children’s Corduroy, assorted colors. Sizes

2-6 years, 7-12 years. Special, $1 .00

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SHORTS. AND VESTS

Men’s Stanfield’s vests are full cut ribbed knit and taped shoulder straps to avoid chafing; shorts. have nylon reinforced leg band, full double seat and front and non-roll waist band.

Sizes S. M. L.

BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS

Flannel in’ plaids and Ivy League stripes. Sizes 8-16. Special,

BOYS’ LEATHER MITTS

Gaunelet ‘style with fur back and. warm fleece’ lining. ' Special, $1 .00

$1.00

_MEN‘S SKI CAPS

With quilted lining and ear lugs. .

Sizes dade way ee 2 for $1 .00

blue, grey and black.

MEN’S FANCY TIES

Pointed ends, fully lined in colors of wine,

| Special, $1.00 MEN’S ELASTIC BRACES

Fancy; free swing back. hice $1 .00

BOYS’ COWBOY BELTS - $1.00

In black or brown leather. Sizes 24-30. Special,

COTTON PLAID OVERALLS’ Bib style. Assorted. ‘Sizes 3-6. $1 00.

Special,

GIRLS’ COTTON BLOUSES

Assorted styles. White. Sizes 7-12. Special, $1.00

BOYS’ PLAID SHIRTS

With long sleeves and collar. 4 years. Special,

GIRLS’ PLAID SHIRTS

With long sleeves and collar.

Sizes 7-14. Special, $1 .00

Children’s CORDUROY JEANS Boxer style. Red, wine, brown $1 00

and blue. Sizes 2-6. Special,

MEN’S HALF HOSE

In wool and“nylon elastic top, fancy design,

28 Ye al 2 for $1.00

BOYS’ ELASTIC TOP HOSE

In cotton, rayon and wool, in fancy design in colors of wine, navy, grey, green and white.

Sizes 7-10. Seactel: 2 for $1 .00

$1.00,

STEEL WOOL

1 Ib. Rolls, fine, medium, coarse. Reg. 65c.

special, & tor $1.00 FLASHLIGHT |

2 Cell, complete with Everready Batteries. Special,

RAZOR BLADES

Gillette, 10 in package. Reg. 50c. Special

ELECTRIC BULBS

$1.00

pkgs. $1.00

Canadian General Electric, white lamps, gives’ brighter, light per wattage. 40 and 60 watt. .

Reg. .27¢ each Special, 5 for $1 .00

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TEA KETTLES All alumi » whis with stationary worigtt 1 onal posers Py ian with good pour-

ing spout, oe 1% ae $1.00

TEAPOTS a

All aluminum in the three cup size, fitted with

a strainer spout and tea infuser for téa or 1.00

_ coffee, cool cane covered handle. Special,

CLOTHES PINS

All plastic double end style for extra grip, un-

. breakable, will not split, may be used for skirts

or pants, hangers. Special

PAPER TOWELS

Roll style, 150 towels to a roll, soft durable White Swan quality for many household uses.

Special 4 rolis $1 .00 MIRRORS

White framed kitchen mirrors in the 10 by 14

inch aE good clear glass. . $1 .00 IRONING PAD COVERS

Made of scorch resistant Siliconé Fabric, fast

SD sn $1.00

ond on" “et $1.00 ose WATER PAILS |

Made of good weight galvanized in the 10%

quart size. Fitted with bail handle and welded jugs. .. Special $1 .00 —

EGG BEATERS

Genuine’ Toplin egg beaters with stainless agitators patented centre drive gear with the

popular “D” handle. $1 .00

CLOTHES LINE PULLEYS

Ball bearing style in the 514” size with “T” bracket and dep groove. Heavy cast aluminum,

free running. Spices $1 00

OVEN MITTS

Magnetic style sticks to metal surfaces, made of decorated cotton and asbestos mixture, well padded for serving, baking, etc. $1 00

Special, ®

BROOMS

Four string style, good quality selected corn,

well bound to smooth finish; $1 00 *

wooden handle. Special,

FLOUR SIFTERS Triple action style, sifts three times in one operation, all metal enamelled in attractive

floral decoration, easy ' sear $1 .00

YACHT MOPS

The popular wet scrub mop made of white sel- ected cotton yarns in the large 12 ounce size. Well fastened to smooth finish $1 00 hardwood handle. Special, .

PLASTIC TUMBLERS ie:

Break resistant clear plastic tumblers in the popular 9 ounce size. Ribbed style.

Special, 5 for $1 .00

HOME FURNISHINGS — BOTH

Rubber Sheeting, 36", req. | 29 Yd. 5 < ges cce ves dc usin

STORES

.-. 1.00 yd.

Terry Towelling, 16", reg. 59c yd. 1.0 eee ceeecsccceesees 2 YS. for 1.00

Hooking Canvass, 30", reg. 39e yd. .. Print Cotton Broadcloth, 3 yd. ends, reg. 49%c

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Corduroy 36''.asst. plain shades, reg. 1.29 yd. .....-.-22+-000- 1.00 yd. Cannon Towels, plain & striped, reg. 1.29 pr. ....2+-eeeeeeeeee pre 1.00 Pillow Slips, plain or embroidered, reg. 1.29 pr. ......-+2-- wooo 1.00 pr. Fringe Ends Cup Towels, reg. 39c ea. ......... a ee . 3 for 1.00 Printed Gup Towels; 16g. 396 O66 6c bic ciscocnssvossecs .. 3 for 1.00 Fringe Tip Towels, printed, reg. 39c e@. 1... ... cee ee eee ees .. 3 for 1.00 Fringe Tip Towels, striped—subs if perfect, reg. 29c ea. .....-.. 7 for 1.00 Striped Flannelette, 36",-reg. 59¢ yd. .1......0 cee nseee Sree Old Colony Print Cotton, 36", reg. 65¢ yd. Summerside only .. .. 2 for 1.00 Linen Tea Towels, reg. 39¢ 8. 2228+ cece cecebes enccccceces SO OO Winnie Pranneletie, 27° FOG. 896 VGs Vc i ccnccicntadaabowasds . 3 for 1.00

5 and 10 — SUMMERSIDE

Fancy Boxed Writing Paper --......

Box Chocolates, assorted .....-.......

Cigarette Lighters, Ronson Style ..

Jergens-Perfume, Bottle Set .....-......... 5

Men's Shave Sets, boxed Bubble Bath in Jars .-..... ies Table Cloths, check design. .......

Scotch Heather Sets, Soap, Bubble Ba th, etc.

Scrap Books, hard cover ...... Clip Boards, plastic, size 8 x 11'/2

Candy Bulk (Chocolate Mix) ssecsesiseues eoveee Ib. 35¢

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Regular Special

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Soesccie 3 OF 1.00.

. edges. Made in England.

1.00

* Of imported China.

CUTLERY TRAYS

Made of unbreakable plastic. Perforated bot- tom for.easy cleaning, moulded style with five

large oo deadal $1 .00

DOUGHNUT MAKERS

All plastic in the popular plunger style forms. and cuts perfect doughnuts every

time. Easy 2 clean. Special, $1 .00 BONE CHINA CUPS & SAUCERS

English bone china teas and saucers in a var- iety of differnt patterns. Dainty shapes and

Floral designs. White back- $1 20 &

ground. Reg. to $1.75. Special ea.

DINNER PLATES

In plain “Everyday” whiteware. Embossed

3 i $1.00

Reg. .40c ea. Special,

ASH TRAYS

Imported China. Bird design on gaily decorat- ed background. Colours green & $1.C0

tan. Reg.- $1.25. Special,

EGG-CUPS

Floral désign on white

Reg. .20c~ea. 8 : $1 00 or .

Special,

TUMBLERS

9 oz. decorated Water Tumblers. Safety rims,

Asst. Reg. .20c ea: 6 ; $1 00 or .

ground.

Special,