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     oo. n.o 4.... n ,. ,4 nunn ,.,nn,, ,3 n, n, uardlan, Charlottetown, Thurs, Oct. 18. 1962 15 
     
     D .,  sum Ilsa 0:700 so as as inuuni 100 075 no 175 +45 
     
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     -—- - . ..... ...... ....... .. .. .......   .. .. . .. mmigraiion Via U.S. Ports 
     
     Y on the American. Stock Ex- 2:00 70 74 70 +1 Mewst 0050 71 as as 
     
     SUMMAR chan8¢- Scurry Rainbow on PRODUCE E” '’'l’' W " 11 “V- "'00- 1000 I0 =0 0- '1 - 
     
     in- now» is. -e nu: ..°::..... '.‘¥.':’..."‘..: ..,:°*+ 0 0-"0 m 2 :: g , To Be Continu Two Years 
     
     3,. THE CANADIAN  gained a small fraction. MONTREAL (CP) — Agrlcnl- W 4 410 as 01 no -1 Illa Corp 12.0 013% isle 1:114:15 
     
     Toronto-—Market lower. trad- What stock- did: re department duo tions: Wlltn 14.1 1100 no so 05 +2 inn-on 17000 141,-. 1:04 1:04-05 3 ln ln 
     
     wed , Yen, n n y DAVE McIN'l'OSB Mr. Morris was Ha ax 
     
     {I light. Tues Eggs. Wholesale dealer prices P“ °° 37'’ '70 37° -5 3°00“ '00 02 0? 02 _ ~ - . 
     
     tn_ Y rk _ Mnnkel lnwen. Advnncen an 3“ count t ti ..__ M, when new 33 an nn OTTAWA (CP) Immigration Tuesday but it was learned 
     
     {New 0 t . - ry sa ons wooden car- cl..." “ten, lndnntdnln a3_uo; min.” no 211,4, 211,, 31;, to Canada from Europe through here that he and Mr. March 
     
     lng fairly active. Declines 787 574 tons, extra-large 48- large 4740- min - . 
     
     Mark mnlnly 2 - es and oil: 305.000. Mn 11 0200 100 105 107 -1 American ports will continue to had little, if any, success. , 
     
     ontre -.- Unchanged 263 200 medium 41-42; small 86; B, 37; um. cr 550 s 0 I ' 
     
     be permitted for at least two An immigration regulation 
     
     do“-n; trading light. Total issues 12741250 and C . at Exp! 2000 4 0 a more en lnf t ld W n that n 5 of n to n 
     
     ; N307 your caosnw s°roCIs Butter: Current receipts ten-  mm“ mm 57 5° 5’ b y rs’ arm“ 8 S8 no i S xs g Willi 2 
     
     ° I! The Annotated P1-cu dd,-able 9g_5os/n. 93_51%. fresh Noun 1090 1-; 11 1-, ere. mmlgrauts com g to all- 
     
      Beth Iteel as Keunecott 011/. “came 1 b -hm 53.5‘: N Alger 1300 5% six. 5344.1 It is expected the; this nnllem ada_by sea and of up to  
     
     B011 Werner am Monty w 2010 M 311'!’ 0 PF . fresh TORONTO (CP) - Weakness N000 W 1000 22 00% 20% ~17: hm nndenlnknn in 1959 for n conrung by air may enter this 
     
     . 1‘ Us In 40 at 121/. W 203 9 Wnderfibifi 03,-51: 93 mounted throughout the session §°"°°"°" 5°" 3°’ 37" 3“ +0 five_ em, ex erime tn dad country through U.S. ports of 
     
     MONTREAL (cm-'1' e . . Cops mu... -14». Radio Corp cw. -. A. on lne nnn mnnnn wennnn N°°é’of‘d 5100 00 00 00 +!0 1 Y ,1’ "3 P9 - entry. Once they reach the U.S. 
     
     H closed an n pnemldm of El Ante m 4.“ gnntn pne mt, ghee”. Delivered Montreal d . vue 000 41/4 41.41 M wil preven. some 30 calls a . _- 
     
     d0.i..r an nm and M n _ ay. as prices finished at their N Hunt 000 2 s s ear l, ll t H l'f W" I "try '0 effect» New 
     
     gti.32 per cent in terms of Ca- 1“ ml “mun nu waxed current receipts: Quebec lowest levels of the day. New noses 2700 00 ‘n so +1 y ' yM°:ean:' "9"; 5 I 3*‘ York they may travel Can. 
     
     nadian funds. unchanged from at N... 3, go v...on.n. u Willie 32%: wholesale 33%; col- lndustrials dropped more than N Kenn 30:00 is 12 12 t n "1" n'm°n’f‘°°“ "9 ’°°"°‘ ads by rail for examination at 
     
     Tuesday. Pound sterling closed lnt 1- 1- 311/. w..tnd.. am 01126 33%. two lndex palms and western lund 1715 17 16 17 +1 ‘“'5'.° ° 3* P°" C°m' border poin . 
     
      n up He. potatoes: Qne_ new 753 n_nn_ us an N Mylama 4175 19 10 in mission, and Edmund Morris. FARE CHEAPE 
     
     at $..0ll. 1 0 most two points. Base Ncwnor 40300 0 :14 :5 Progressive Consel-vatlvg R. 
     
     O  8-5  9- -7 -80: N.B. 50s metals hovered near their lows N. Senator 4000 9% 0 0 -m to,» gelll-nx lcrldey met D, , W0,“ 3099015 mainly 30 ma“? 
     
     W  - . M  . -. 2, N.B. 105 25-26. of the year. Nickel us 2217 so 40 George Davhdson de ut 1 ml; immigrants is that. besides any 
     
     -.  ~ A steels were 3 wenlnenlng ln_ 2011010 500 51.4 5% 5111-111 station minister -1” £135’ :0 t valid reason they may have for 
     
     °' MONTREAL (CP) - Prices gr 102 0101/. 10% um.» uuence in the main list. with n°"3§.‘;§,,n, ‘}§§',n"2, "1, "3, '3 men, n no nn',,e tn 9” ',f" travelling to Canada the 
     
     NEW YORK ‘AP)‘TI‘9 30°03 were generally lower Wednes- C301; 13 ago 520 flu -s Aigoms. Atlas and Dominion N ate 2 500 540 500 +20 cnnnnfio beta,-e expl,-,5 ell” ta’ US" the '5“ “'9 t° the“ In‘ 
     
     market had a fairly I031‘? 09- day on the Montreal and Cana- cnn ennn 25 um wk’ nm"“ Foundries and Steel all de- N as 20 20 -2 ¢l,,e.yen, nlnd 030090 110010! is lifted Cheaper 
     
     clihc Wednesday I! tradins dian exchanges. Trading was c n sag so 3351,33,“ _,m+ en clinina in a ‘A to 56 range. §°"'“.n°“ 1°“ 5‘ “5 355 +0 De ' ‘T000 New Y°l‘k than ‘Wm 301' 
     
     picked up 9001180 00 like it fairly slow. (:3: llalt 25:71 71 71 - Bell Telephone, Consolidated N°§,'n ' Ina’ 1: 1: 1; enndnnn nnm, W ,_ 3X 
     
     the biggest day in nearly three Feature not the day was can am’ 8345: $47 47 41 -1 Paper. Imperial Oil, Inte1-pro- 0-3,“, 3599 52 ,1 on Domlluon Equfly 1“, who Sea transportation companies 
     
     eks. Hawker Canada, up 50 cents to C nnnb, “no 2,?‘ 2",: n’: n‘ \'1n<‘i81 Pipe Line and Walker- 2200 as 400 405 +s Du Inc. 1.3300 15,20 which carry no more than 99 
     
     Recent trading, however. has 54_5l_i_ Benln, nlnn showed gains. pen, 1,5, “M In 1n :,n Gooderham all showed losses Orenada 2000 50/. wt 00A+ is Eur 0.34 0.00 canndaqiound immigrants in 
     
     been so sluggish that the total Royal Bank rose ‘/4 to 71% and C! Pow now ransins to it. Power Corpora- °““onnn':’ fig’ fl‘, 3 3 “f '°‘'“ol‘‘l‘_f,'‘’g‘” :30 4-7“ one ship now can save time and 
     
     8.240 W” 5"“ We“ the Imperial-Commerce was ‘up fig" 0" 856% set 000.4 + 16 tion dropped 1%. Paramsq 108500 30 3: 3503214" mo. Collectlf '1' 0332 :23 “'00” by eliminating 3 00“ 3* 
     
     nniow the daily trading average he lo 57% mi: N tam 21%11%+ so Banks resisted the tendency Patlno :00 000 400 000 +5 Fonds Collectif B 5.00 5.35 Halifax. which does most of its 
     
     3,700,000 for the first e A hlg lose, was western nlls_ om 9" 935:0 3 135510 _” to weaknegg, an Mont;-enl Pcc Exp! 1500 11W: in 131.5 F ii: concctlt c 5.01 0.10 port business in winter months 
     
     months of 195; The tn;-nnvep cenm.nl_Del mo’ down 35 cent, an, m in 15+ V‘ cllmbed 1,5_ vl-on-onto _ Dnmlnnnn lzeci-icu :38: lg lg  +l gr  d G 3.25 305 when the St. Lawrence River is 
     
     comr‘8l‘€0 with T“°50‘'Y' ‘"31 to .75. Con M s 805 aim im lass-it 006 P00“ llld Cfllllldiall 1mP°l" Pitch-Ore 20500 10 014 10 :1 vectors oi?-vih " 0'0; 0' i°°‘1°°k°d' and “mg ‘med t° 
     
     2.860.000 0 3 93- Gaining was CPR. up at to :3) gm‘ 15 833% not out 1101 Bank of mmerce and Placer 200 224 2:14 2370- is lnvutors lntl also (.13 New Y°Fk 00 the Wfistwald 0”‘ 
     
     The volume total was in- D dun‘; l‘n'n°'g *1“ 1.1%-'5 Royal both 1/4. Pow Roll :00 34 34 34 -2 Investor utual 11.50 12.50 sage _ 
     
     reused by a ide assortment Among lnnenn lntel-nntlonnl D 145 .54 5“ 54% I g Canadian oll tnnnned 3 record Preston 240 030 no 030 Mutual Accumulating 3.25 3.50 A total of 65,627 immigrants 
     
     ':,iZabIE blocks Which 8Pll8l‘- Njckg] fell 1/‘ to 59%, power D Steel ioso an on 3,5,, lb 56%. then eased to 56%, up %. fin“; 0” 132% lg 3: ‘I’: *1‘  Am?‘ C d 3-74 13-}: came to Canada from urope 
     
     lIy represented tax-loss trans- corn on to 731,‘ and Stelen i/‘ D Stores 4000 sin 11 11- in On index, industrials declined‘ one °‘ _-no on 71,‘, -M: y, Ong wuu.:..°§t’;..t'" ‘ 11:32 “'94 ill 1950» 131-355 in 1901 300 25-194 
     
     . ns whlen are expected to 15%. D1: Tm lllo ‘$1675 10 1016+ 1.6 2.22 531.13. and base metals Que Chlb 3000 im 16'/1 16%-‘>5 Provident 4.50 4200 in the first six months of this 
     
     _on the increase in the next on lndem hnnhn none M to NM ms 1:6 my“ .75 to 172.80. C sing volume one 1.: 2000 40.4 at 404+ Vt Putnam Growth 7.51 no year 
     
     leral weeks. There was no 113;; The rent of the lndlees pm PM nnn em,‘ 16% 1“ was 2,494,000 shares compared g“u{.':ml  3* ? lg"? 1 dz?“   
     
     ‘gm of a rise in public P8?‘-101' were down. Industrial fell 0.4 Fmer 200 20 with 3.400.000 Tuesday. dnnmnnn m nnn nnn nnn _"_nn nffinnnn nnmnnn nznn njnn N S d 
     
     anon A _ “men 06 no 1016 nn Fr Pete pr 000 300 In base metals. United Keno Radlore 9000040 42 4 su ervised American 7.00 7.15 r0 ‘Tu en‘. 
     
     0 . to 91.8, n it .714. 1- so use 0%+4i/a P 
     
     The Dow Jones industrial tnn nnmnenhe 03 to 95_5_ Gr Br I’ V: 0:‘/A 00% -1 Hill dropped35centsto $9. Hud- iminn 00 50 40 to -s supervised xec 43.40 0 '1 d . H 
     
     aw.-rage closed 1 a loss of NTBEAL chosiivo srocss dn Pnnnn nnnmnn 16% 1“ son Bay Mining dropped 1/4 and linligtoflk  "3 10* 3% -1“ gllpervlgg Exec so 32.13 w|I' rqw5~ A ear 
     
     1.67 at 587.68. The final reading by‘ 1;“ Edinnnrreu awk 495 no .5, Falconbridge %, while Noranda mx 4:: an” n :n nngmmd Exec 5' ‘lo G” l , I 
     
     on file D0“" '“d“5t"iaI“.w‘“ °°“'  ',nnn,nd,',§ ,, wndnmn, g“: B. co 84 4714-16 F059 ‘/5 and 00050008090 M11008 Roe is 12 13 + is s Mrvlsed at-ow. 1.04 1100 Entering CIGSS 
     
     giiicrably IJell€l‘- than 103 1°We3t n “on, Qnnlntlnn. ln cont. unless ‘I °°°”°"5 1°“ 1°*+ "5 and Smeltmfl VI. Rowan Con 1500 C C O -ii Supervised Income (.18 422 
     
     at noon, when the loss stpod at n',‘""° '__0nn M, ,d_n,...n.,lo.no, lg’ ‘fin ‘£133 13% ‘1l3l:n"“ ' soaomo c1.os1N srocn Ryanor 2000 is is 15 Electronics 0.71 7121 CHARLOTTESYILLE, Va. 
     
     .77 tits. xw - ox.wnrl-fill:-dlgf 1 Ao 225 n, Inn um 47% 47% + '4 Tmnnoy ‘s.l"hMkCa;:l|lla.n 1:45.’ 17  ll»): oil: oil: all; + ‘A Unrllee: Iliggmulnlm 2.:  (AP) — The University of Vir- 
     
     The background of economic °'“'l¢° *0 ‘mm P"‘’“’“' "°' ' 1 Ac 27512 75 :03 so + 74. co nlet. nnnn ".5 wzgnendny Siscoe 1575 190 190 105‘ ' ’ gm“ ha.” a“"°“"° at 3 
     
     nun rema ed flat. althouz M mg. Net H‘ n,N‘°"‘3 595 350 59 59-.30 transactions. Quotations cents unlcwstarrait 1300 6 6 0 Neg” gm wh° enmued 1" "3 
     
     iemd auto sales for the early 3.... 3.1.. High Low CloseCh'|I ,3, nftfi 1 "";’n”§V’0;/l-f mar ed . d lot. xd—-Ex-dividend. steep 5220 415 4  llamck Henry b""“°h at M‘“" 
     
     A1 of October continued a AWN M M“ nnln “M In r PL 15 6 V4 ,,_nx.,.l,nt., n, _ n,..,.,,.nt., Ne. Sturgeon 4700 22 2115 2115-05 tinsville last week has with. 
     
     pa‘ All 9 auto Algoma 390 341% 40% 40%— ‘ii Lnhntt 300031.23/‘lglg/'  :1 change is from prevlous boai-d.1ot clap sud Cont 1500 M -155 - dl-gwn_ 
     
     hl t k f _ Alumlnl 2033:2104. 21v. 2114-05 n nnn mo .1 1 mo. van 100 160 100 100 MONTREAL (CP)-—Sows to- The official statement said: 
     
     0‘°°I‘5v “e"°"t °°s5' °° "c T 135 350 Lau Fin rt :13 ‘ "“ ""“"‘ ’5‘° “ “ day were $1 lower on the Mont- “Hazel Ruth Adams withdrew 
     
     lnihal losse new,‘ 35 330* 301/. 301,6 P 0 ‘land I 1 stock Isles lu¢i1l.ow0l04cCh'[o Sylvanitc 1700 10 10 ",1 livestock markets Price . 
     
     t P Ad“ sleet 334.1/, 34-1,4. am-is M rm 3* Nns 32 32 000 s can l'l'siir -0 - _ 8 Monday from Patrick Henry 
     
     The A“°°I" ed "53 average and 502 as 071/. 0714 M; 0;.‘ 1' 11° 3:00‘: :00‘: 1095-“ bAbac 0000 2: ‘ 20 n -1 Teek-I-I 4325 100 100 100 +1 of other classes remained branch of the University at vn-_ 
     
     iflgn stocks was off 1.0 at 217.9. B.“ NS 175 M “V” “ Mm F 5%” ma‘ $34 113515 Advocate 250 500 005 has om 1. 2100 as 53 steady with Tuesday. Trading ginia school of general studies: 0 
     
     ie loss ‘exactly cancelled Mon- nun ,1, on go mm 3" mi 9 % Agnleo _ 1000 00 05 00 Tomhlll 7000 72 so 72 +2 wnn eetlve and demnnd good after one day on n5ses_ 
     
     d3}"‘5 gain the AP 8V°l‘08°- sen on 000 "0 Wm“-n“ Mitch R A 100 :10 lo 10 + it 2132. §“.'.". mo 1: 33 .3 TE? . fail’: 132 no .330’ If“ Receipts were: 117 cattle. 119 “She told Dr. Sherman nut-1 
     
     Among Canadian stocks, Bell rts 12110:: “I: 3 “ _” Moison A 2 824% 24% 2410-72 nnnnnn 331,, no 3., 3, in en no _, calves, 641 hogs and 11 sheep ton, director of the branch, that 
     
     Wrlke0-G0°d°’h3m ‘"5 ‘ll’. en, Mn, ,, no no so so ;‘°"°'; 20 2 nglo Eur 100 750 750 750 +5 U Asbestos Mao 400 430 no .‘20 and lambs Combined receipts she wanted to return to Virginia 
     
     and Dome Mines %. Alumimum mun ,7, no Mm: ‘C’  “6 325 nm_ * nail 1000 0 9 9 -0.2 U0 Bil“!!! 00 33 +3 Tuesday Were: 590 Cattle. 494 State College. which she had en- 
     
     Ltd. was off ‘/4 and Canadian n l 720 so :0 -vi nnnm 57“ nm nm__% so 1014. 10;‘. 101/. gr: gen: 43:5 15?-0 f00 1:0 '35 calves, 641 hogs and 39 sheep tered in September before trans- 
     
     it-iii . ac rot-est 300 711% 11:1/_  "'“ Ont Steel 400 :10 10% fl ,f,§‘§f, 33: 3” 31: 31: :1” Ugn an nnnn 1,5 ,0‘ m +: and lambs. fen-lug to Patrick Henry last 
     
     P 'ces moved generally lower ac Pow 2145 019 gage C W w5lllm;1'7 1'7 lg»; *0 A-ti c Cop 1000 114 111 114 -1 Vandoo 1000 5 s + is CI‘°i°° hstfie” 1‘2’°1"° 13-5021» F tidal’- 
     
     " Atlin-R 0 0 0 - Vaiiu .2400 so so -2 common e ers - 5 an com-I .“l{er letter said that after eu- 
     
     £;,'°°GB" nn:37n’5‘5 3% 37‘/0"“ Aurn-0 1000 51.415!/1 sv. Vesinr 500 lslé 15% 15% + '6 man and good cows 13.50-16.50. rolling in classes at the branch, 
     
     fl uncemen S on  -- -5- ---0 .°°:° °°°  2: +°  22.2.9 °°:..-°:. Good -00 sold at 0-19-50 and -he found that the  she 
     
     Que Pow so 3291/. 291/. Bn‘"nk,‘,';ln mn M an 3‘ em; 3000 1n n + common and me um 15-17. had been taking at Virginia 
     
     - W. . . BOSENEATH Beauty shop gull Phone 50 3391/1 80!/1 3905-96 ennnnn ms 105 me lo, _, w Mel" 5500 9 Good vealers were 30-32, med- State were better for her in- 
     
     .c|'|'Y 8, QUEENS in be on nnnnnd n nn ngnmn A 31° 1°, 1° Basics. 1000 M 00/. out w Besv 1. 304 20 20 20 -1 in 25-26, common and grass- tended course of study. Her let- P1 
     
     * ' .. § be: let until further 110- ‘son! 095 :71 71% 7112+ 1.2 30"" 1°" 1‘ 1‘ 1‘ W 5"” ‘ 350° ‘5 15 ers 15-17.50. ter said she planned to return 
     
     “WE TREAT the sick well ugem ° st 1. Cam A 133 :15 15 is 3§{fn',‘;n’ mo ,3 ,3}, ,3’, _n WEE‘; 1.3:,“ 1;‘, ‘ill, ‘:1, “ Grade A hogs sold at 29-2975 to Virginia State Tuesday." 
     
     ' gey's Pharmacy. ‘Vita " - an at Sllllgiln 1;‘! :15‘ ugzwfianihhi“ V. nnn, moo sit. 0 av. + is Wr am 2100 oi or and sows were 19-21. Virginia State at Petersburg. 
     
     or all ages. Shop a “100! REGULAR Barn -ce Sn“ n D, non “M no non_:% dco 1000 111/. 111/. 1114 Yk Bear 7000 110 100 110 
     
     Drug Store for fresh. Standard Reggie Banks, Annandale, every end W n, mm m an _ glarghuzay mi m m m_ V’ 110;: no gill  15 
     
     ed Vitamin products and Toll Thursday night. dascins 0130- Slcard 000 27 7 - n nnnn d n n .+n nun“. um 21 In ,1 + 
     
     ics. Dial 4-3170 for prompt de 12:30. Good music and canteen so am 1000201412905 291/. n nn, lo, ,1, .,,n 715 __n nun 
     
     n'el‘y- 5°" °‘ gTdiTIa:dA ' 31.30 gm Tm Tutu §:';.';.‘...’.f“‘ ‘$ :02 30.0 30.0 :1” AT:-uexG" 3:10 13 20: 20'’! :0 
     
     Ten can 25 84646 0 
     
     DANCE. iim.1.vmw iinii SPECIAL at Montague E1ec- 0, ,5,” n, W +1 Gill‘: All: 0?) llgfiig illyn In mholnedue soo :2 5% 3;: 
     
     ~ Friday night. Music by tric Co. Ltd.. G.E. Washers with -l- A 35, elm ll ,1 C‘ cm ms "0 no W __m De in V. _ 
     
     ‘"5’ °°°°°- °“°*“‘°‘-"”"’° ‘."."‘..‘:°.3.-....."°" ‘"““°' ““' “" i-‘‘°c-- -- -o  2'50‘. °°..°.°i.  =1:  .°.°'3.°::°:Z {£Z°   13:”-’° - ° - 
     
     PA~§g“;n,S°;;,, 0°35" ,,-:3 ,n,, M, W, W... it"-‘I-"‘-‘-2 -» iii-‘i’m *3’-It s..".°°.°.'°-' m : 3* z*-* ::.°:.. 0* :2 0° .. E Il'.S'f [//0//‘7c7/76’ [:7 
     
     I3°L° ' “V ' ' c Silica 000 10s 100 100 +1 Cal ‘ 21/1 2214 22% ‘ 
     
     2p.m.ln8id00c1Y0°RI"9"H‘“' L000“ ‘‘’‘'’‘"““'5’ "I11 ‘met ‘t A, ".g,‘.’,'.‘”§,‘,’,‘,, 37-y,_y, Cln-Erin 10200 12 12 12 -1 c Oil Lds 100101 101 101 -4 . .5 ..  ;    - 
     
     the nurse! l‘eSid€ll¢°F1’000V°°t' A" goo ,4; ,4; ,4, 5 Ca 2500 s a 2 cs Pete 7201 410 :00 400 -10  "    I 7 '  '- .. ‘ 
     
     NEARLY NEW 8319 7 Pm‘ ober 19th. at 8 p.m. "f T c t Pt 4400 110 100 110 +2 c De 3000 320 :10 :10 -1 ' ' ' ' 
     
     liiday October 19th. at - A\0:dntu: '1 s:1m:is4w 2° :1‘ Ceellall Plan: 0500 6% 0 0 —-is can Dev :00 373 375 -15 
     
     Prowse’s Food -Stan Unit one MODERN and old time danc- Ant lint, 3 mm 3o. not .5 Chlb-Kay 3000 10 10 10 1* 5 gijxht.‘-Es 1300114 100 100 -4 
     
     suns Park «-0- ms everv 0000 -00- 02°: at 0,-°° 0°..:°:..-°:. .°:°.:°...°° *°°° ::° 2: 2: .- . ..:....°. .. .. :2 :2 :: 
     
     MENS AND womeas altera- C1??? g'ni,f§,§},“‘,‘nn‘l‘),“,°n‘,‘3‘f,n§in-. Bplltet-lhss 1000 we 14% in/1:15 Ch-‘om _ 10° 175 175 -_-g  0%“ 5 30 ‘ff ‘:0 3“ :0 
     
     0003 0008- 0°" 00°’? °0"°“' Orchestra. :"'1',':':dn, an l:n/W-Mum 31°: Tfudu 1000 ‘:0 ‘:2 ‘g c Dreargon 30000 sis E 
     
     t rvi . 158 Great ‘ is c E It 1330 4 4 
     
     mgge st.” C. . 011. 3.1. GRANT. optometrist 5 .1... 1ooo”°m” 7149714: v. 33733.0?“ 733° 73¢/'01” I'M; 3 T-§°."“° ‘$3 ‘Q 32’: T05 ""° 
     
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     BELVEDERE Golf Club mam- Wm be in M’ ngomuluoo 0:3“: gixllnearllos To 1:0 1:0 10% cT:nTz:Tit.i: 20:00 11 0 10 Dev-Pal 0 01 
     
     rs are asked to clear their §"°'-" S"t“’d"' mm " ' In to 400 400 4410 c Beta 1; av. sax. m—i4 game Pete lg: 013% ll» 1:00 -110 
     
     I°”k°” ‘M ‘u “uipmenmn {mm Wu. C 3:0" “in ‘°.' 1° 10 Concc Cad 0’ 0, T dam 1000 23 22 '- 
     
     l b an an Me C onpas 000 G 6 -1 
     
     Idildihozgsngm b°pl:0V°0- ofAg§t2:lLedGglrlTlTl:1I}e:: Associa- 3 53.’: as? W43” 45”“ 1 -'5“ W "loan '11 l°d°A—1% 57:5?" 0950.0 235062900002” 3% 
     
     ‘ M ta branch at Ele- D oiicioui 100222 2222+ 14 Con Gillies 1 7 7 "0"" A 00° "W0 11* 11"‘-* 
     
     LADIES AUXILIARY Royal 0°“ °“ ‘W9 nit... no on on 1... cc Arrow -1000 some 3 15: suit me use  
     
     Canadian Legion monthly meet- m°0’“"'-V s°Ih°°1 M°“d‘3y 0”‘ Fab 4000 is 11 11 C Kelli 13100 35 33 34’/I +1 3 G “‘ 57' 1‘ 5 
     
     22nd. 8:30 p.m. New members nonnlnnn Mn 4 l 4_,,n C M", -,4 -it Long Point 2000 10 im 1775+ it ~ 
     
     mg Thursday‘ October mm welcome ‘ Fox Lake 1000 27 as 27 +2 0 M0100 10140 114 1“ ll‘ -1 ;g""" 1"°nrn 7., ° 2;?” __n 
     
     ‘ - - ' 7010100410 101/1+0/1CM° I 30 35 1 7° 5 
     
     c ssonhor 705 as no Midcon 18 31 +1 
     
     PllYLLl3's Beaiutlr 58100 PRINCE  2, “"° ll?“ ’°°,35” 13° 13° _';° Con Ne 10 10 10 1 Mill City 2500 24 221/. -04 °' 
     
     no Richmond st. will be closed ,n no c Northld 1: :2 22 +10. Murphy 312 240 240 241   
     
     Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- nor ruluusy mung, New an.“ m M 195 no .4 Rambler 2000 1111:“ 1%” itlsm +0 In C(‘3,t::c 1100760 50 no 5 _1 n 
     
     .i t week. St!“ London Hall, October 24. se1-v- IL-Jsns.i:‘ 2000  am: the g ggcglog :00 10 m M N nm M, In In 
     
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     is the only state - supported col- 
     
     lege for Negroes in Virginia. and 
     
     operates a large branch college 
     
    
   
   
    
     orfolk. 
     
     Miss Adams had been the first 
     
     ofheirraceloaitinaelass-room 
     
     with white students in Virginia's 
     
     slgunchly segregationist south- 
     
     s e 
     
    

    
     She had registered Friday and 
     
     attended her first classes at Pat- 
     
     rick Henry Monday. No inci- 
     
    
   
   
    
     dents were reported and the Ne- 
     
     gro girl had said “everything 
     
     ‘as fine." 
     
    
   
   
    
     91 
     
     2 
     
    
   
   
    
     EAST BALTIC 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. John P. MacDonald. who 
     
     has spent the past three weeks 
     
     visiting with relatives a lid 
     
     friends in New York and Bos- 
     
     ton returned to her home in 
     
     North Lake. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Joseph MacLean, Both- 
     
     well. is a patient in the Souris 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hospital. 
     
    

    
     Mr. d Mrs. Stewart Mac- 
     
     Intyre, Charlottetown, w e r e 
     
     weekend visitors to the Eastern 
     
     districts. 
     
    

    
     Arthur Sweeney left on re- 
     
     turn to his duties with the Can- 
     
     adian Army in Ontario after 
     
     spending a month with his par- 
     
     ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Swe- 
     
     eney. Elmira. 
     
    

    
     iss Mary 
     
     tetown, recently 
     
     friends in Elmira 
     
     Baltic. 
     
     Mrs. Alice Ladner, Charlotte- 
     
     town. spent Sunday with her 
     
     mother. Mrs. Reggie Rose and 
     
     Mr. Rose in Red Point 
     
    

    
     Mr Lloyd 
     
    
   
   
    
     Strahan, Charlo- 
     
     visited with 
     
     and E a s t 
     
    
   
   
    
     . MacNeiii,' Charlo- 
     
     ttetown was a weekend visitor 
     
     to Red Point. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Rowenea Garrett, Char- 
     
     lottetown, spent the weekend 
     
     with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Foster Garrett, East Baltic. 
     
    

    
     Mr and Mrs. Ralph Ricketts 
     
    
   
   
    
     and family motored from Hail- oehnhen. 
     
    
   
   
    
     fax. N.S. are were holiday 
     
     weekend visitors to Georgetown 
     
     and Elmira. 
     
    

    
     Miss Jean Bruce, student at 
     
     Prince of Wales College 
     
     Charlottetown, spent the week 
     
     end with her parents, Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. Wesley Bruce in Bothwell. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Robert Robertson was 
     
     hostess to the members of the 
     
     Women's Missionary Society for 
     
     their regular meeting on Octo- 
     
     b r 9. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Edith Rose, North Lake, 
     
     and Mrs. Joshua MacDonald, 
     
     Kingsboro. motored to Charlo- 
     
     ttetown recently. 
     
    

    
     Miss Jennie Stewart left on 
     
     return to Boston. Mass., after 
     
     spending her holidays with he 
     
     brother and sister-in-law, Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Clinton Stewart. 
     
     Kingsboro. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Beverely Morrow. RN, 
     
     Kingsboro, has joined the 
     
     nursilng staff of the Souris Hos- 
     
    

    
     ‘ta 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll/iris. Peter Cameron, Charlot- 
     
     tetown. spent the weekend a s 
     
     the guest of her friend, Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rhoda Morrow. North Lake. 
     
    

    
     M . d Mrs. Vincent Money 
     
     and family of Charlottetown are 
     
     visiting with the lormer's par- 
     
     ents, Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Mos- 
     
     sey, Bothwel . 
     
    

    
     Mr. Lowell’ Murphy, Elmira, 
     
     left recently for Oshawa. Oal.. 
     
     e re he is employed as a 
     
    
   
   
    
     __£ 
     
     :1‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     umber. 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Summerside. spent a few days 
     
     recently with Mrs. Banks’ par- 
     
     ents. Mr. and Mrs. William 
     
     Robertson. Kingsboro. 
     
    

    
     1-. an Mrs. Arnold Bruce. 
     
     Cherry Valley. were recent 
     
     guests of Mr. Bruce's mother. 
     
     Mrs. Ralph Robertson and Mr. 
     
     Robertson. K‘ born. 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bent 
     
     and daughter Theresa Mae of 
     
     Nova Scotia spent a week re- 
     
     cently with Mrs. Bent’s p a r- 
     
     ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 
     
     Robertson, Kinisboro. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Carrie Macvane accom- 
     
     panied by her grandson Lemuel 
     
     MacVane, Bothweli. 
     
     cently visitors in Glen Valley, 
     
     where they were guests of her 
     
     daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Allan Macbowell, 
     
    

    
     . Robert Rexton 
     
    
   
   
    
     Glen Valley 
     
    

    
     . Mrs. W all a c e 
     
     Alnerangu returned to their 
     
     homes in Waltham. Mass.. after 
     
     having spent two weeks with 
     
     the latters mother. Mrs. Katie 
     
     Robertson and brothers, Mr. 
     
     Percy Robertson and Mr. Have- 
     
     lock Robertson. Kingsboro. 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Bortein 
     
     and family of Souris. re 
     
     Sunday visitors with Mr. Bor- 
     
     tein's brother. Mr. Staffen Bor- 
     
     tein and Mrs. Borteln, Kings- 
     
    
   
   
    
     boro. 
     
    

    
     Miss Jean Shaw left on return 
     
     to her residence , 
     
     Mass. after having attended the 
     
     Poole-Keays wedding at St. 
     
     Mary's Church in Soimis on 
     
    

    
     6 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morrow 
     
     celebrated their 14011 Wedding 
     
     anniversary at their home 
     
     Elmira on October 1. 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Alexis MacLean. E a s t 
     
     Point. is a patient in the Char- 
     
     lottetown Hospital. , 
     
    

    
     Mr. George E. MacDonald. 
     
     Charlottetown, pent f e w 
     
     days with friends in the eastern 
     
     districts. He also visited with 
     
     Mr. Percy Beaton in the Souris 
     
     Hospital. 1 
     
    
   
   
    
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     South Africa's maize. .or corn. 
     
     production rose to 187,000,000 
     
     bushels from 75,000,000 in the 
     
     last 10 years. 
     
    
   
   
    
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