OPPORTUNITY

for

YOUNG LADY & YOUNG MAN

The stenographer should. be personable, single, neat appearance, pleasant voice and mentally alert. 18 to 26 years of age. 55140.00 salary per month and increase after 3rd month. -

He should have junior matriculation and be per- sonable, 21-28 years of age, single, ambitious with sales ability. Car essential during training period. 3264.00 salary including car allowance--increase after 3rd month.

Contact- MR. H. MacDONALD, PERSONAL FINANCE CO.

151 Great George St. Phone 6518

AUCTION SALE

AT 7 BEECH STREET ON SATURDAY. NOV. 20 AT 1:30 O'CLOCK New house, 6 rooms and bath. Finished except the painting. Open for inspection on date of sale. EDWIN CORRIGAN J. J. MUSTARD

()wnei' Auctioneer

PUBLIC AUCTION

I am instructed by Henry Gallant, Rusticoville. to

sell by public auction Wednesday, 24th, at one o'clock

- P.M.-4 cows to freshen in March; 1 heifer 3 years old

to freshen in January; 1 2-year heifer in calf; 6, 1 L2

year old: 5 spring calves; 1 horse, 10 years; 6 stacks of hay.

Terms known at sale. STAN E. DOIRON, Auctioneer.

- WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Refined lady to take charge of Fuel Dealers Up- 'l'own Office. Must have sales ability and able to type, recommendations necessary. Age 25 to 35. Good sal- ary and sales bonus. Please phone for appointment.

ARNFAST COAL CO. . Dial 6553

OUR NEWS BUDGET for OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

a MONDAY

Katherine Bernadette, three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macifinnon, 35 Upper Hill-Ib0r0 Street was killed Saturday after- noon when hcr father's car went out of control and rolled over on an icy hill near Dunataffnage.

The father was driving the car in which Mrs. MacKinnon, Kather- ine, and their two other children. Kebin, aged 6. and Marlene, 4, were passengers. Katherine was on her mother's knee when the car began to skid and in the process of roll- ing over the child was thrown from her mother's arms and pinned between the partly open door and the body of the vehicle. she died almost immediately. The other oc- cupants of the car were uninjured.

Mr. MacKinnon, who is on the composing room staff of The Guardian, was taking his family to Selkirk, P.E.l., the home of his parents, when the accident oc- curred. R.C.M.P. who investigated

-the fatality, report that Mr. Mac-

Kinnon was driving slowly at the time but that the car became un- controllable on the slippery high- way.

Coroner C. A. Coady who was called to the scene of the accident pronounced the child dead on his arrival. After learning the details of the accident he decided that an inquest would not be necessary.

The death occurred at the Char- lottetown Hospital yesterday of

Miss Margaret Mary Butler, Pownal Street. in her and year.

The late Miss Butler eighteen years.on the

last February had to

in Charlottetown she was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs

T. Andrew Butler. She attended eson: 5930M! vice-president. Joli-i st. Joseph's Convent and Prince Hughes; general secretary. M.-.i oz wales college, prevloug up be. Estelle Bowness; secretary-tre';-I

ginninglher teaching career.

15

was for teaching staff of Queen Square School and relinquish her position due to ill health. Born the . vice-president, Miss

She

The Board of Govrinors of tif- Prince Edward Federation concluded their di- nual meeting at Prince of Waiv- College Saturday morning wini election of officers for the year

The following slate was cit-cl-.t. President, Elmer Piicau; fir..-. Mabel Maiz-

urer, Miss Mabel Auld; remrdii.,,r

was a member of St, Joseph's sod. secretary, Miss Mabel 0'Brii-i. ality and The Legion M Mary rid Mrs. Reg. Palmer was elected ti. gave unstlntlngly of her time nd (I11 B VBCBHCY In the 0'Le:u-

taients in these two organizations.

Believed one of the fastest ship

repair jobs ever done locally, work on the M S "Germa", Norwegian

freighter badly damaged by, lash-

ing seas on October 27, permitted the ship to sail this morning. she

was 600 miles off Newfoundland

when damaged but made her way to Charlottetown.

The big job undertaken by Bruce Stewart and Company had to be completed in 10 days so the ship could sail in time to pick up an- other cargo. A large number of carpenters fitters and platers, as- sisted by two electronics men from the parent company, Ferguson In- dustries, Pictou, worked night and day under me supervision of Mr. Bert Campbell, Pictou, but for- merly of this city. Many times they worked through rain and snow in bitterly cold weather.

Farm For Sale .

35 acres desirable farm land, located on main

road in Kinkora-close to Church (The home of the late House and 'barns in good condition.

School

and New High Jerome Ranahan) . Immediate occu-

group on the Board ol Governor-, The meeting decided in favui of holding a seminar in Ottawa during the week at the Canadian ,Teachers' Federation ronfcreiiis which is to be held Aug. 12-13,

TUESDAY

well MacLeod of Vernon, P.E.l.,

poultry at the Royal Winter Fair. The Vernon man won the grand championship ribbon with a box of capons that topped the class in that category. Mr. MacLcod also had a third prize box of capons.

Alfred Peters, of Charlottetown.

ad a third prize box of capons at the big fair. It was the second time in recent years that MacLeod had shown a championship box of capons at the Royal.

A MacRae and Son took two second prize ribbons in very heavy competition in the Ayrshire ring. They took the first one with Fair- vue Fashion Clansnian, the grand champion bull at Charlottetown and Amherst the past. several years. The other blue ribbon was taken with Fairvuc Duchess Jean. a senior heifer calf.

I ! ”Although we ale a small Prov-;

TORONTO (Special) C ni..,.

has the grand champion box of

ale not available to establish thisL Island Teaclier. 'i:s a iecord movement

in summerside with Liberals and; H ,, Conservatives officially nominated OI Had” A m dui'ing the the Third District of Prince OIWSLE53 WW5 Mid 5'-385”

candidates for the by-election

November 29th.

Mr. J. A. Gallant,

Winter Fair here.

the class for

three-3 ear-old cows in milk.

The 'MacRaes missed the for four-yrai'-old cows in Fairvue Melody. one of their best

tered in the sale of stats for the evening but had to be withdrawn

They had It number of other plac- ings in group classes. R. R. Ness and Sons of Howick.

Que.. had the grand champion Ayrsliire cow with Burnside Cai- nell Tulip. The reserve i-hamp.0n was shown by Staiisell lrotlirrs nf

barristei, LQue. 31.8: LSumniLtl'Sli'lE, was the Liberal no- minee while Cyrus P. Gallant, far- mer, Urbalnvllle, was nominated by

Their Blockad- dar Miss Fashion stood fourth in aged cows with at least four ROP records. Their Fair- view Fashion Duchess was in the money. in a very large class ofland 40 per .-pm mature cows in milk. Fairvue Maldiremari.-able

show cows. took sick at Amherst; after calving and was iiot' in show IISVP condition Tuesday. She was en-ILIZCFIISIIIIIE I” 1"-iC9'”W”kI

'ing the month at lpiatincl had fli)l' 211'-. of its hogs grading llr. Stan Curtiss of the of Agriculture who took the ship- ment west, is determined to razse the standaid of the hogs in his province and it is 8i'li1('llI. that he

in that , -

period of time, shipping officials tgklfgg I slap mur”,"?as1;fm' 551129;; cannot remember when such a ;30nksT;”ee":,oI:k ppflgce Edwud large quantity have been moved in Isxnd 5031.; I”; now in demand one Ueekend' across Canada and the i'nit.ed i Y :1 .d , ., . v , ystlites.

es el 3) his lommauon my The toll ring is the percentages

Prov.nces September

hogs by month of P. E. I. 00.2; N. S. 50.2; N. B. 15,6; 33.0; Man. 18.2; B. (Y

Ont. gsask. 1.4.1: Alia. All Canada 29.2.

28.2;

the conservatives, Almost seven inilliou pounds of groundfish have been landed bi

WEDNESDAY draggers at Souris this )'PiI1' 4"” TORONTO tspeciall-The Ayr- RIP? TIT” ” 5;i'lh”;';1”3; shire cattle of A. Macftae and Son E”hf:”"' dll (Um I. h all ah, M continued to place in lhE-lI1 mostIf,:':” dgjiiigleo Sn:,:1lL:h,I,I. ,'.ou1,', cases T" very -heavy Classes andidand their ClI.CllES, calculated the strong competition at the Royal 0, haddock.

Icombined landings

Iflounders and codfish as 5.750.000-

pounds, to date.

, Company officials ,Iigui'es down to 10 per iand roughly 40 pcr cent flounders.

broke llinse rcni cod. haddock It ISL that in

iygry small lake of the small off

class shore boats, and that the vast re- milk.

-Lsources of haddock and flound- crs were left untapped.

High winds and rough SW5, interfered with (l I a 8', and on more than one occasion the draggcr flotilla has been l0i'i'P(l

and substituted by another animal. 10 I'"” I” 5'””Il 1”” ”I””"' "T royal

Septeniber that I

Saskatchewan Department '

, Ml".

Idlllolli. Mr.

ITrucks and automobiles will back

..

The Guardiim

Page in Saturday. Nov. 20, 1954 Ewen who was working in tho

adjoining office at the time.

OTTAWA, tspecial),--The as yet unnamed ferry to operate between Wood Islands and Caribou, N.S. will be built at the Ferguson Broth- ers Shipyards at Pictou, it was

. learned here Thursday by Neil A r..r

Mathc:-on, Liberal Member Queens.

Matheson said he was shiv- that the travelling and shipping public in Prince Edward Islarrl

. :and Nova Scotia would be gratified 23-'31g-tliat the newly planned 60-VChlCIr'

capacity ferry uuuld be tlDCl?Iii'ti by Noitliuiiiberland FCl'll0S Ltd This firm has had most cxteiisiw cxpeitieiice iii the past and is iiiiiie familiar with local shipping crin- Matheson said. that. an outside nneltalor could he

Pi-ccisc dimensions of the vessel hate not been made lliilllil nvsning to alterations of the plan-

ship when it is drive dirt.-clly riff

member it as In-

nn to the new loading but will ' the Queens

It)I'n19(l by Transport Dcpnrliiii-it authoiities. 'l'OllON'I'() (CP) - Piilicv F112

PF9'dr3E39'i ward Island hnlsteins sold at 531? 2nd was seventh in the class for days codfish predominated in the. of 5,3,, were crown perm Finn...-,

iiwiicd by Cyril Jones. Charlotte, town, sold fol' 5500 to CI1a:'lc.r- Cm: of Calgary; Abrgweit Milky WAY- nwned by the estate of J Walti Jones, Chailottetnwn, for &I.ltlIl ti G. B. Montgomery. Ronccvcric, W. Va. They were the only two Piiiivr Itirlu-riiil lslzind cows sold at this

lremained in Iiarlior to aviaii -1-h”.ty.one head were siilrl Iii.

calm weather. ig57gg25 fur an average of 32.1671

I - v - -i .

. - Highest price paid was 5-0-100 101

HHDAE La bull, Rosafe Signet, owned b)'

Clifford S. Cliandler. well-known Argentine breeders Dr H9011”!

Ciiailotlczowii business man, died Asiengco. Piiichaseio uns -- ln hospital in the ciiv )'6SlPl'dil)' MCCHEIIP of Alllbltm. 111-

pancy reasonable terms.

Interested parties contaet:- A. P. MULLIGAN, Kinkora, or

MESSRS. TRAINOR and O'DONNELL, Barristers, Charlottetown.

POSITION WITH A GOOD FUTURE

Large independent Oil Company requires two aggres- sive young salesman. One to cover eastern section of P. E. I. and one the western section of P.E.I. to sell well known line of oils, grease and specialties. Must have own car or light truck and operate on an attractive commission basis. Applicants must have sales ability but experience not ne-

nice and our population is not Aiymer Ont .i"0”lIYiZ M191" P 5h””' mnessr In, meal, we must not let this colourli ' L yhi-5 55icT:llY9i:i'l'- , Ld MmI mi k' - , gg . . Mr. ian er was associa 6- ' ,i L::l:SlblllT.TeSTlgWll:(;LI'loElJlt: iiiillxy ltiliiiliigd )')Oi'OlTTEA)ZIl):lttlilCEIE1:lL TueIUd:y'TlUiT. jibe firm of Fennell and Chandleit” by the size of our boats and i:ie'nounr-rd apm'oi':-l of plans for -I'”'”"”- "”””” m””m"”' 3

the time of his de.iih: he succeeded in the firm, along with his brother. the lain Lt.-Col. Russell Chantllrr,I which was originated by his fathetl , , the late Charles Chandler. ;' The ferry, with (”Ip&ClbV for 60 5T0”0WL"3 attendance 51 wash operated for I Kent 5C,h09I- ”'f- Chandler ””E”d',L ed Acadia Ul1lVEiiSll,V where he took a prominent part in ailileticsl and was a member of the colleci hockey team. He also played with the Calathumplans team which flourished here some years ago. V Mr. Charles is survived by his, wife. the former Elsie Biiiin, 12 Kent Street, and three 501152 Stephen and Cliarles, who are as- sociated with the firm of Fennell and Chandler and Alan. a student at Prince of Wales College. His

distance the; go,” Han. El-lg8neLC0l1Sfl'i.lCI.lOl'l of 3 s2.000.000 auto. Cullen, Minister cf xndusi.-y andiniobile and truck ferry to operate Natural Resources said in addmssg on Norihuiiiberlaiid strait betwceni lng a luncheon meeting of the wmd I5I3"d- P-31: and C3i'Ib0U-I 'Rotary Club at the Charlottetown 'Hotel yesterday. , lv . t b

"We ar s'tuii - 5”” 3 ”P' I5 0 3 populous efislhitfg "cm me most the Governnient by lN'orthumbei'-: wm.ld'.. Mr, Cullen cmphasiudylltaiid l:c-r,-ies Ltd.. whirli -now has "with the t'urther development of U0 IIJTLES 0" this Servmei TUE the drug” program and the art Se: tilll) bis uexpected to begin green": work done by the Scum p aions y e spring of 1956. -fleet, it appears obvious that al- OTTAWA tspcciall -Strong re- Ithougli not possessing all the ad- Dl'CFPlll,'lI,l0llF, seeking that the new" vantages of Souris, the Vit7l'l( dniic,IS?.000-000 NIT)! 10 DIN belilittll there may be repeated in mm.-iwood islands, P.E.I. and Caribou. places.” N.S. be built at a shipyard in

Describing the dr-333" p,-03.-am, the ltiarttime Provinces are being which was inaugurated with tlie:l'ec9”'9d ""3 both by T”n5P0't

building of oncgsuch fishing vessel in 1950. he said there were now

IMlllElCl' George C. Mailer and the

CBl'l'IClliH'l Maritime Commission. Design of the new vessel. which

mother also sui-vivm.

Mrs. Joseph Earle Hardin: Of

BIRTHS

PIERCE - At the Charlottetown Hospital on Monday, November 15th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Ren- neth Pierce. Emerald, Ines Mary MacPheei a son. 7 lbs. 11 ozs. Gor- don Francis-

)IucEACHEltN-At the P. E I. Hospital on Nov. 11, I954. to Mr. and Mrs. John MacEacllcrii, North River, a son. . CHING-At Sourls Hospital on November 3rd. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ching, s dau3hi91'- Weight 8 lbs. 3 07.5.. Constance Lor- raine.

MucI)()NALll-Al the Prince IM- ward Island Hospital on NW 9th, in Mr. and Mrs. J. F Mac- Donald a son. Miifred Rand JARVIS-At the Souris Hospital on November 9th. 1954, to Vlr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis, A daugh- fer, Lynne Gale.

MiIcDONAl.D - At the King's

cessary. Apply to-BOX 13 cfo GUARDIAN. Ii tcn 80-foot draggers and twp 50-

Sgrrte Bids. - maiam - Qneeii at U. Iii. Meciiilllnn, li.A., l.l..lI.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Service station and garage combination for sale or rent as a going concern and well located in Summerside. ideal for

-trziiglit service station operation.

automobile or farm implement dealership or

Apply to J. T. cfo GUARDIAN

AUCTION SALE

AT GREEN FIELD

I am instructed to sell by Public Auction, on the prem-

ises of P. J. McKenna, Greenfield, the following:-

1 M.H. binder; 1 M.H. seed drill: 1 F.W. mower; 1 hay

take; 1. 14 disc out-throw: 1 lever spring tooth harrow; 1 smoothing harrow lever; 1 horse hoe "Hall"; 1 scuffler; 1 Wiper; 1 - 4 U2 H.P. engine M.H.: 1 cart and wheels; 1 set cart wheels; 1 wood sleigh; wagon; 1 truck wagon team; 1 gang plow; quantity of harness; 3 square of asphalt shingles; 1 Renfrew cream separator; cream cans; farm tools, etc.

1 box sleigh; 1 driving

Also - Enterprise Monarch range; heating stoves;

tables, chairs and other items of furniture, including beds. Spring. ctc.; also power clipper.

Terms of Sale: All sums up to 310.00. cash. Over

that amount 6 months credit on approved joint notes.

If day unfavorable sale will take place first fine day. Sale will start at 1 o'clock.

. G. H. NELSON, Auctioneer.

A PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, Etc.

36". Matheson It Foster MacPhee 8: Tralnor I50 Richmond St. I05 Queen St Dial 423?

Chas. R. McQunld, MA. 150 Illchmoml St. Dial sou

OPTOMETRISTS

G. F. llutcheson a Son 1'. o. nurcnssoa. ILO.

J. Elmer Blanelia W Queen st.

rd. B.A. Phone I I

M. A. r , v, , Banli :frmCl.irliimaQrr(:'BiliI:.-B. Geode-f.-I7 llasaard Bank of Commerce Bldg.

58 " " St. Dllal 8322 Allison M. Gillls LLB. J. A. C H! R.0. '30 Richmond St. . Dial 6747 123 Kent Ht-at": G". Di:

A. Walthan (laudct, Ll..B. Byron J- Grant. 0-D- ldg. in cum," 5; I20 Rents: Dlat out Palmer & Haslam II- J. Mlboll. B-0-

llank of Nova Benita llldg. Montague. P. IL I.

mlhewn. Peaks at Nicholson gJv7L9raltno street

J. A. Machlulgan. B.A..

J. S. Taylor, R.0. Corner Kent D Queen Sta

;!1t13L".""” 9'" .- CHIROPRACTOR Dr. W. R. Carson

lg-if Richmond st. Dial 523390! Prlneo ll. . Dial om CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS , MoDONAl.D, CUIIRIE I O0. Lorrie Bldg. Charlottetown, Dial I180 II. R. DOANE 8 COMPANY no open (learn as Charlottetown Phone OM! . .5" P. 0. In :11 . TART!-IUR J. GARRETT ' Palmer Electric Building Cliai'lottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321

I I012 ':'

of Curran and Briggs Limited, St.

IIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

AT SOURIS On Chappell St. 532600-00

Available on Terms.

Its slated to iiandle 60 vehicles

Souris with sound financial suc-Lper mp ms been approved by

. . . ' the iiitcidepartniental committee ccss. amply justifying the faith of , . ma sponsors and me courage of goicinment and the schedule

9L of government ship construction ::::ir):l1.llll80nmtelil wlin had stalked is being cxainiced to determine , g 19 l9"iW- The 60V to which firm building of the ;foot diaggi-rs cost about

540-000i -- '11 b . . .each. the total expenditure beingi N” L” e auommd H340,000. They were financed by at Three members of the Prince 3-prcvincial loan of 575.000. a Fed-IEdward Island Board of Trade will

Chai'lot!etoKrii was admitted to the P. E. Island Hospital shortly be- fore eight o'clock last night suf- fering from injuries received in a car accident at Hearzz Hill near the city on the St. Peters High- W9.V.

Mrs. Harding was a passenger with her husband and Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph Gauthier, also of Char-

foot draggers operating out of

Contains living room, dining room. kitchen and 3 bed- "31 Subsidf "I 360-000. and flu" attend i0D'I6l'9I Chambfi Of CW1-

rooms. Electricity, pump, hot air .furnace, new founda- tion and flue. Possession 30 days. Apply:-

A. W. GAUDET, Solicitor, 111 Grafton St., Charlottetown

FOR SALE

PROPERTY AT 8 AND 10 BRIGHTON ROAD -Consisting of- Two apartments at No. 8 and House at No. 10 House now vacant.

Information-R. D. MacKinnon.

FOR SALE.

A collection of glass, old china and pottery, sil- ver, brass, copper, ornaments, clocks, old prints, pieces of antique furniture. '

A chance to pick up for Christmas presents, items not now on sale in stores. PHONE 6350

FORTSALET

49 - 51 WATER STREET Property measures 40 feet by feet.' 'Dwelling, recently renovated, accommodates five families. Year- ly income from rentals approximately 52,000.00. Apply

BELL, MATHIESON & FOSTER 150 Richmond Street

DISPERSALTUCTION

PURE BRED REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE

A sale will be held. rain or shine on Wednesday, No- vember 24th, 1954 starting at 12:30 p.m. at the preinises Eleanors, 3 miles west

of Summerside. , , The following cattle will be offered for sale:'

15 MILK COV"

I HEIFERS 3 canvas 9 FARM ”IMPLElIlIEN'I'S AND MACHINERY TERMS CASH. - A E. c. BELL 1 Auctioneer.

balanre tlirouizh the personal 'forts of individuals.

PI-

A A proposal will be made to the Provincial Government asking that the Potato Marketiiig Board be Wmbriscd entirely of producers with a membership of nine. This was revealed by a Federation of Agriculture official following a meeting of the directors held in Charlottetown last night.

”The Federation feels that the results of the recent plebiscite in- dicate that the farmers of Prince Edward Island are in favor or maintaiiilng the Board and that this body is the proper organization to carry out advertising and pro- motional work as well as to raise funds for disease control," said the spokesman.

The meeting further recomiii.eiid- ed that the Potato Maickctiiig Board provide definite information on the true market value' of potatoes. It was pointed out that such service will be of value to the grower, although it does not guar- antee that at all times he will re- ceive the quotation listed.

Hope was expressed at the meet- ing that slnce the plebiscite is now over, the strong feelings which prevailed diirlng the campaign, will have been forgotten and that His Board will continue to work in the best interests, not nnly of its supporters, but of the Industry as a whole. .

From midnight Friday untti eight o'clock yesterday morning 215 car- loads of potatoes and 19 carlnads of turnips were ferried from Bor- den tn Tormentin:-. While figures

Turkeys

We are taking orders for Christmas Turkeys, choice, Purina feed birds, well known for their excellent flavour: also delicious home canned turkey.

GREGOWS TURKEY . FARM.

Cornwall Dial 7666

HOUSE ioit VSALE

Almost new. sewii room house with all niorlnrii mn- VCIIICLICJS. Douglas fir finish. hardwood floors. insulated throughout, hot air pinolcs-' furnace. ccmcut foundation and basement. Apply:

109 GERALD STR EET City

I

merce meetings in Washington,

iD.C., during the latter part of ihl.-'

week.

They are Messrs M. A. Farmer. Charlottetoirii. vice-president of the Provincial Board of Trade: .7. Gordon MacDonald. Charlottetown, and William Hayward, Summerside, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotin. Mr. MacDoi.ald and Mr. Hayward are directors of the Is- land Board.

On Thursday they will attend a joint meeting of the directors of the Canadian Chamber of Coni- merce and the United States Chamber of Commerce in Wash- ington. This will be followed on Friday by a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. Brendan O'Grad,v. Professor of English at Saint Dunstaitis L'nlvs-rsity, has obtained a Doctor of-Philosophy Degree in English Literatiire from Ottawa Univer- sity, it has been learned here. The title of Mr. O'Grady's flies- is for his Doctor's Degree was "Pi-ler Maurin, Propagandist." Mr. 0iGrady received his Mas- lr-r's Degree in English I.ltcrntui'e from (Ioltlnihla University in 1949, his ntltinr fit-ld of sliidy lining Aiiiei'i4'.1n lilterature. The Ililv of his thesis was "Cliailns l.. (Tllnniinll. American Catholic Poet." lie is a graduate of Notre Dame iliiiversity, having obtained his Baclirloi-'3 Deizrcc with R ni:-Liar

following year he taught in a Metropolitan High School in New York and in 1.048 joined thi-

Ir-aching faculty liniversiiy.

of St. Dunatan's

THl'RSl)AY

D'.-situation day in connection with the Potato plebiscite saw vil'- tually no change in the standing of the Marketing Board or the Selling agency since the results were announced a week ago.

Two questions were asked on the ballot. each requiring a YES or NO answer. They werg Number one "Are ion in favor of retain- in: the P.E.I. Potato Marketing Board? . .Yes or No." and Number twn. ';Ai'e you in favor of ':lir P. E.l. Potato Marketing Board oper- ating A compulsory one desk sell- ing n'Z0lICt? .Yrs or No" The fiiiiil results made known bi the rctvrning officers of each County allows that voting for the Market- ing Board vieie 1,025 while those who iotrd against the marketing l)O.ll'd niinibei-ed 2.0.15 -- .lll iilmos: two to one majoriti-.

29 '2"; for the whole country. Onlv recciitly a large of Island hogs arrived

in Fnglisli Litcratiirc in 1047. Thr,

lottetown. in a 1950 Anglia coach which left the highway on the

at about 7.15 p.m.

I At a late hour last night. Mrs. illardlng was reported as restln8 Icomlortably but the extent of her L-injuries would not be fully deter- mined until aii x-ray was made this morning.

I strong arguments were advancedi iin favor of fluoridation of the City water supply by Dr. B. J. O'Meara, Director of Dental Health, De- Apartment of Health and Welfare. Lin an address given before the meme and School Association of Queen square school last. night. I I In support of his statements Dr. O'Mearn quoted numerous resolu- tlons of medical and dental associa- ltions in which they strongly en- dorsed the fluoridation of com- Imunal water supplies under pro- pcr supervision and safe guards.

The last of the fill an the North: River Causeway is expected to beg bulldozed into the narrowing gap, on Saturday, and the river water, from the Inland side diverted tn the twenty-foot splllway, which, will also be ready for action. I

The Causeway job was started on, August 23 by the contracinis Matheson and MacMlllan and its completion will mark the first mil- or operntinii of its kind in i-iwi crossiiii: as a highway projrct. rai-

ried out in this province. , --Wounded in the right hand and thigh by the accidental dis-I

charge of a shotgun Dnnrld Sini- nhnui 20, of l'ViiDlltIl ll.xvi, u.i- FUSIINT to Pliricc (Wiinly lira-iii-II on Wednesday, and after siirgiciil attention and the irmoval of set- oral lead pellii from his handi and leg, he was resting ('DlillOl".r 'aliIy in hospital ,vc,sici'il:i). The ariudgnt nicuircii as prepiiiril in dismount from .1 truc- tor in a field in whit-li he had been plmviug on the farm of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wall.- Sims. As he did so, the double barrel shotgun lie t'llI”lilN'l, slipped from his kiicr and fell hull-fiisi apparently rocking the liammei of nnn harrel which discliarged on impact with the ground. causing the blast of shot to rip into his-' hand and leg. I

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Dismounting from the ti'Xl"l0YL 'hc disconnected the plow from the tiaclor and drnxa home as qllI('l(l,l' in he could.

Davison's anihtilnnr-ri was mm- ynirlnrd from Kcusiiiginn n n d rushr-rl the young man to Pririrr (Tnuniy Hospital in Siiiiiiiicisid. UhPii' he will pinhiahly be run- tined for scvrriil dais S.

--A three-toii gravel tiuck driven

Had this mu-k rrasimi min the

shipment.-building just a few feet. in the in Basket-L

examination y (Tl,-RRl'1:jA!

right. it would have meant. Iilmnatnniisu amt chewtin where it is noted that dur- certain death for Miss Edith Mac- Bay. in his

13. to Mr. MacDonald. daughter.

Prinrr, Ed-

County Hospital, Nov. and Mrs. Aloysius Panmiire Island. It CHANDLER-At the ward island Hospital on Novem- her 15th. 1954. in Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Chandler. a son, Williaiii W'.'itIs.

ROBERTSON - At the kings County Hospital on Nov. ifl, in- Mr. and Mrs. Preston Robertson. Murray Harbour, a daughter. Joy

right side of the road going east-15,,h,.11,,-

AGNEW-AI the P. I. Hospital November 8. in Mr. and Mix. Donald Agnew, Inc-e' Donna Horne), a daughter, Joy Elizabeth. 7 lhs, 3 ms.

the P. E. I. Hos- pital. Nov. 13, to Mr. and .Nli:. Donald Currie, Rivexdale 'llF!'

lialherine MacFad,ven, a son. Don- ald William Guy, 8 lbs. 8 ozs. COMPTON-At the Prince Count; Hospital Thursday, November 18th. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Compton. a son. Albert Wayne, weight 8 lbs. 1 oz. MacDONALl) - At Kingston Gen- eral Hospital. Kingston, Ontario, November 11th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Blair MacDonald (nee Shirley .lenki.isl a son (stillborn.- MAR IAGES Hlfll 'S-INJIAN-Al Victoria. on November 6. 1954, Edith Gertrude, lnnian. R.N.. of Summerside to Williani Hartwell Burns of Mal- pcqiic. STl'.N'DE.N'-SCALES - At Suin- inerlea United Church, Lachiiir, P. Q. on November 8th. 1954. by Rev. D H. MacFarlane. Lillian .ioaii Scales. R. N.. of Freetown. E I. In Cst. Raymond Merrill Siiinrieii nf Charlottetown. P. E. I,

DEATHS (:()l.ES-At Grand RZpiiis.-Mich: I S A, on Tuesday. Nov, in,

III.-74,ILCIRh W. Coles formerly of Milton, P. E. I.. in his 60th year.

Il0l.I.f.R-At the Prliicc Fidward Island lln-pitni nu Tile.-(la). Nu- t”lllIl'lI' Iii. 'if,l.'il .VIiI. . (1. Dollar flr4Rl'04'li(Il('Tll. in her TTth ycai Ill RKF. - Al West Royalty nu Wcdncsdai-. Nov. 17. i954, siis. Vernon Burke in her Gilrd 3;-gr, )lA.VDERS().V-At the Chnrlntlp. inun Hospital on SunrI' ' Nov, I4, I954. John P Man 2i l-lshcr Siinci. in his 78th )en., (HANDLER - At lhr:Cl1.1r1nlle.

tnun PHospgit-al on Thursday. Nov IR. 19.1.4, (.lIflOI'd 5. Chandler, IQ lxent Street, in his 55th year

."ill"KlNNONtAf her home Ill North St. l-Ilcanors rm Thur :1. , Mvcmhrr IBM. Ada niiziim-in

MF'Ck'""0". wife of Charles Muc- Kinnnn, in her 52nd year. BROWN - At Richmond. Wednt-5- 1391'. November l'lth, Margaret Ellen Bi-awn. wife of the late .l.imn: E Brown of Grand River in him- 03th year

.u.a.Vur.lesoN--in the i7hai-inii-i- Mun Hospital on Sunday. Nov I4. 1954, John P. Mandersnn n'

'1t i-Ishcr St., in his 78th 3!-tr

STEWART-At Beach Grow Inn on Siiiiday, Nov. l4. ill?)-1, ('harl.-. l-Zilward Stewart of Biarklr-y Point

On the second question. those by John Anderson of Err-adalbanr Rand in his 78th year ' voting against the operation of a and owned by Don Barlow. also oi -W""”-V-VON-5UddInl.V as the one dark Selling Agency were .'I.- Breildalbane. in attempting in .,,3;, I'N'illI At an accident on Savin- flitl while those in favor pollcdliinothrr i-pm.-ig an mp high...-,..Iri:i. Nnv. I1. 1954. Ratlirrino Bi.- '3'?” rm” gt 2Tt'5m”m-Hy "'""" It” "I" IJi""'CmFlll mid cinizlicrl .iiini"'"'""”- "F" 3 3'31-x Mitzi-t r r A .. : , , Ni. . . . . L P RH") 0 'p:eckis,::r Dr;.rnLCnnTp;c;;,.nlx;: ,f'.l,x,UT hvniinri, .'l.(':nrE'pp?r" HiEi.IreinbnnkrnMso,

lslaiirl hogs have blue! ivzaiti day Im.momL M” ,,?,.U”nh'5,Shi,: filnirlniinirii--n. I tn.IblIsl.'9d a record ingl'iegpeicelit- w”l and camp to IM' amid U; 1" TLRF 1,. H": (-h,-,r1,,,.,..,,,,., W” "4 W0” 1"-W"! -A '0' '1' "I I I i I iin-nii-ii siimiiv Vnv 1.1 in ("iii-i. Tiiis time they have-, ”””"'d TIPIV” N I-M9 "”''s "I W1l'lHlf'l -IWIIILYIV Rillil"-If I-fl niiiicwrl the high score nf 60.2”-I"""'d """”bI” "V-d 5PI'I""'”d rimi um-. ' M romp-mid with an "mile of """b"' i.amu'is'-.-.ii the Charlottetown

Hospital on Nov, 13. 1954. Jim,- ,.I. Larkin. formerly of Fl-I.-. NWV 0' St. Peters 62nd year. His