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     Mac-PHEE_ - At the P.E.I. Hos- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pii . on . 12th. 1962; to 
     
     Mr. and Mrs, Reid MacPbee. 
     
     Bonshaw. a daughter. weight 
     
     ti lbs s A r forj 
     
     Randy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PURDY — Born at the P.E.l. 
     
     Hospital. Sept. 16. 1062. to Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Henry Purdy. 3. son. 
     
     Daniel (Danny) Blair. 8 lbs. 
     
     6 ozs. a brother for Scott. 
     
    
   
   
    
     '.‘.i.ARK — Mr. and Mrs. James 
     
     Clark Jr. (nee Nettie Mac- 
     
     I\'cvinl are happy'to announce 
     
     the birth of -their daughter. 
     
     Rhonda Natalie, at the P.E.I. 
     
     Hospital on Saturday, Sep- 
     
     tember 15th. Weight 7 lbs.. 14 
     
     025. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARRIAGES 
     
    
   
   
    
     viacQUARRIE -- ACORN — At 
     
     the Belfast Presbyterian Man. 
     
     se on August 31st. by the Rev, 
     
     Donald Nicholson, Donna Ar]. 
     
     enc Acorn of Mt. Vernon and 
     
     Maurice Harland MacQuarrio.=. 
     
     of North Milton. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IN MEMORIAM   
     
    
   
   
    
     R()DD —- In loving memory of 
     
     J. Hammond Rodd who pass- 
     
     ed away Sept. lath‘, 1959. 
     
    

    
     His life is a beautiful memory 
     
    

    
     His absence a silent grief 
     
    

    
     Hc sleeps in God's beautiful 
     
    
   
   
    
     garden 
     
     in the sunshine of p e rte ct 
     
    

    
     peace. 
     
     in loving memory of his wife 
     
     Myrtle « 
     
    
   
   
    
     Announcements   
     
    
   
   
    
     CITY 8: QUEENS 
     
    
   
   
    
     MENS TROUSERS regularly" 
     
     priced to $10.95. clearing at 
     
     $6.95. Moore and MacLeod Ltd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DR. EDWARD 0. Steves. 
     
     Chiropractor is pleased to an- 
     
     nounce the opening of a branch 
     
     office at the Charlottetown Hot- 
     
    

    
     on Wednesday. begining 
     
     Sept. 19. 1962. Office hours: 10- 
     
     12 a.m.. 2-5 p.m. 7-9 p.m. For 
     
     appointment phone: Wednesdays 
     
     Charlottetown Hotel; Thursdays 
     
     to Tuesdays inclusive. 4-7402. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “WE TREAT the sick well" 
     
     Glggey's Pharmacy. Vitamins 
     
     for all ages. Shop at "your" 
     
     Drug Store for fresh. Standard- 
     
     ized Vitamin products and Ton- 
     
     ics. Dial 4-8170 for prompt de- 
     
     livery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ONE RACK mcns sport coats 
     
     regularly priced to $39.50 broken 
     
    
   
   
    
     sizes. clearing ‘A price. Moore 
     
     and MacLeo_d Ltd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l\"‘TlCES 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     isn't restricted and factories 
     
     made idle because of a money 
     
    
   
   
    
     r shortage. 
     
     REVIEWS RECOVERY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Al. the two-hour private con- 
     
     ference. held in conjunction 
     
     with the annual meeting of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     International Monetary Fund. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Justice Minister Fleming was 
     
    
   
   
    
     reported to have given e 
     
     Commonwealth meeting a brief 
     
     review of Canada's dollar prob- 
     
     lems. emphasizing the "remark- 
     
     ablc" nature of the recent re- 
     
     covery in Canada's official re- 
     
     S(‘,T\‘(‘S. 
     
    

    
     Howcvcr. delegates got the 
     
     impression the Canadian gov- 
     
     ernment still is not sure how 
     
     mucll of the recovery is attri- 
     
     butablc to a return’ of foreign 
     
     capital that moved out when 
     
     Ihc dollar got into trouble ear- 
     
     lier this year. 
     
    

    
     Flcming will elaborate on his 
     
     remarks when he addresses the 
     
     monetary fund. He will make a 
     
     bricl spcech today on this but 
     
     his main statement will come 
     
     bcforc the fund Wednesday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Maudling's reported proposal 
     
    
   
   
    
     that attention be given to an 
     
     expansion of so-called monetary 
     
     liquidity came amid speculation 
     
     that Britain would like to see 
     
     the United States formally guar- 
     
     antcc the dollar against deval- 
     
     uation in terms of gold equiva- 
     
     lent. The U.S. is opposed to this 
     
     and fund leaders strongly sup- 
     
     port the U.S. position. 
     
    

    
     Now, it appears, Maudling 
     
     will modify his approach: to 
     
     conic out in agreement with 
     
     thc'official fund view that there 
     
     is plenty of money around now 
     
     and to suggest that perhaps 
     
     there are many ways in which 
     
     the idea uture money- 
     
     supply expansion could be tac- 
     
    

    
     cd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROYAL SECURITIES 
     
     Corporation Limited 
     
    

    
     Investment Securities 
     
     ALEX M. WILSON 
     
    
   
   
    
     M'a nager 
     
     I37 Grafton St. Dial 4-8583 
     
     Ch'towI 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . _ ;;;"*'C=;m 2-;;;0'*;; *5“ 3*‘ _1 [The Guardian, Charlottetown. Tues. Sept. 18. 1962. 13 
     
     ‘ . Mia Chlb soon so 19 19 l 
     
     0 DAILY MARKET QUO TATI ONS ‘.l.°"".'-'.....  .. ll. ‘.3. *.li“l - 
     
     MacDONALD — In loving mem- . . in Dairies I50 ' 61/. - 1/. l   Y  
     
     31': (if Bord-en wald,-oh Mac. . Y k 8 Nat A Vend loo 165 165 I65 +5 
     
     nad, who wag glued Se t, or tock Exchange is due "°°‘l°° “ 33° "'5 275 -1” O N ° 0 
     
     eml,e,- _ 1951. 9 SUMMARY this week. This is the tal of \ PRODUCE hgigmthigni :3 :33 32 32 I1 . ATTIGTICO cUI'I'enC|eS l 
     
     It is loney here without you B shares borrowed to effect short I w Am... 27500 131,4‘ .3 ni,g, ‘ 
     
     sad we are today )7 THE CANADIAN PRESS sales, The Borg-owgd stock must MONTREAL (CP) -— Agricul-.NA Rare 1000 is as 35 3 By HAROLD Momusohl Whanm. mark?“ which whh 
     
     For life is not the same to us Toronto: Market mixed to be repaid through future pin°- tural department quotations: ll“ 0?" 15 8291/. 291/. 291/. + 1/. WASHING-I-0 ( i V . ’ “ . ._ 
     
     S r m h . t - l _ 0 en E mo 1‘ 15% 151/’__ V) N CPl -— Inter» the exception of brief disturb- 
     
     09 you were called aw 3 er» ‘M11118 m0derately~chases. . Eggs. Wholesale dealer prices Pg‘ SW,” 560., .3 4., .0 2 national pressu res against ances have this year been 
     
     You could not say good-bye to heavy‘ - M051 0f the‘ 1118101’ 51'-Eelslto ‘-'°““"'y 5t3tl°“3~ ‘V 3“ car‘ ‘ Pennbece osoo 9 are 8'/1 :11/é I North A m e ric a n currcncies characterized bv Lgrcatcr calm 
     
     "8 v New York: Market higher: were down. reflecting rel>orts'l°nS- 93113-18188 57‘/2- : large rm com 1500 s 5 ‘may be easing shifting to those than over any‘ similar period 
     
     Perhaps it's just as well selected‘ issues g n. fllal there were no signs Of n 545 m°dl“11'l 333 51113“ 235 3 33- “W? G" “"100 ‘*1 5‘ " -3 ‘of uropc where production since the war " l ‘ 
     
     We neier could have said good-E Montreal: Market mixed to‘Pl°ll1lll in the steel business. 33; and C . l’°'°“1’‘"“ 5” “ “ “ lcosts are rising This eriodlof calm should 
     
     ye ‘higher. trading active l volume was up 00 3.300000 Butter: Current receipts ten- '3'“ C""’ 5°" 2’ . 2‘ 2‘ l Th lh ' -t- , ,3 P -' . 
     
     - - , ' ' ue cohali son 2a5-il.l ziis l is was 9 predlclon today p[‘0\ld(‘ a breathing spell fol 
     
     To one we loved so well shares from Friday s low total derablc 92-50%: 93-51%: fresh Que Lab 1500 51.2 5 5 4. 1/. l of Per Jacobsson managing di- overn i h ' ~ I‘ 
     
     It was a sudden ending of 2,800, , creamery prints job 53-54; fresh Que Smelt soo loi/Z lo‘/fl 101/2-11/&.1-ecu-H. of the mt,_,',.nafi0na] Mom gm Bmteas :1-gpuff new Po 3' 
     
     To sudden to forget C I The Associated Press average wholesale tenderable 92-51; 93 Renal‘! 419 5151‘: 15 15 - ‘/I ' eta,-y Fund as he opened a h.,e_ erm}, ,3“ ‘Edna nhwfneaél go}? 
     
     And ““ “’h° l°Ved YOU dearly l°f 60 5l°Ck5 made 3 m0d01'3l(’- “ - fiugy Em 600    H50 dav annual conference with a carefltil hltathcr it Slight (int-ab 
     
     , '. - _ . ~ u _\ on .. —— i - _ _ - - I 
     
     Are ‘liilhcglones who cant forget. MONTREAL (CPl—Thc U.S. 53"’ ind‘ a.t 2242’ Th" l.)°“’ wE:e°';S°' D°l:"e"°‘l. M°"ll'°3l- Stl. ollim l00 ins. ms 40'» -5 :SllL’.fl(‘Sll0n thcrc is no nccd to that “c0rrc<-live" policics which 
     
     . «V remembemd. Pi! dollar close;-l_ at 0 premium of ‘"195’. l1S11'lal 3Vel'a8e gamed . i 0lll_‘1‘El1 l‘eCelP1S Quebec Saucon n 1 28 26 ‘I |lnCl'f‘aSP the present price of a government might be consid- 
     
     an “"1 ‘Mr M =~=- 7 ms per can in term» or‘”§.:;  c . . lf.*.';l°§.”.l" “"'‘°'°“‘° 33* °°‘-.:::.:..**=*   :2.  s d»  in -e« is   
     
     . Canadim.‘ funds’ ‘mchangedfwas Imematifmalalhl ckflelll ufiulzs P6-tatoes-: Que new 755 100. Sc Pow 5 pr 10 5,03./1,03. 103,,‘ + mi ‘Out rli1f poi]-wzralr monctaryten- hange problem did’not have to 
     
     HERRING __ In loving memory from Fndays close. Pound stel__.Distmers Sea r  H d. 115 Que 505 75-80 . spartan 00 130 -5 slons. c to t c gathering of be as harsh as might at first 
     
     ofm 111: 1' 33"“ all 1-1 ' ' - - - - 5 Go] lsoo 10 / lflnance ministers and central have been antllpatcd. 
     
     5’ fflherv whllllm H91'1‘l118 5 °l°5°d all ‘3-01% d°“’“ 55- son Ba Minln w ill. son 14 l" l"' -1 
     
     who departed this Al . .37 Lt 3 ere up - C G“ Tglfiilslgnn mm 32 - 8;‘ lba_nkers from some 80 coun- There would be no llccd to 
     
     17th, 1959. ' . lémvlcrmlllin d' "was % lower Dtsl Sac.ag :2? :2 23% 3”‘ lh Expl 1500 9 9 9 lmcsv “‘“‘l' ‘"31,’ _l‘°,°m9“El"l1 “3 Chang? llll’ l‘-Kl-tllllfl Offlclal 
     
     I had a d la“ 3 91' ' G°0d91'l18m Cl0Wl| D BM an 17, V4 U“ Obmk, 7,0,, 4, 47 .9 +1 state equilibrium. sol id price of gold. pegged at $35 an 
     
     adwholwasgladio 59.1714 17%.:/. . , 
     
     own i ‘Prices on the American stock 11; tips; pr goo 450 450 450 U grin E 14;: ‘:31, um :31, -1 ehougti] to withstand thenlmpact ouhlcc  U.S. lnds. Jacobsson 
     
     How much we miss him no one NEW YORK (AP _ . ‘ , . , n ry 95 854% 54% 1/5- 1/. °‘”" ‘  I,“ //I o suc pressures asywl never sai ._ ere wou d be no need 
     
     _ knows some of the growth) is(sl::s‘5a% §l’_‘g‘i*l‘i:ie _IY;’.:l;i01'l'l°:g)g ltljlglleln lg ‘s5tl:r5e'_ 5:; :3“ 3“ E“ +1 ¥,:lndErh‘; 1:33 23;‘)! 262' 29?‘ }beI wholly excluded. ‘ to build a system of “extensive 
     
     .'f‘h-2 heartaches in this world space - age stocks enlivened an Juilittr Corp and Shawilrii a‘  D‘"“ T” 1°37 ‘ml 17* 17%- ‘In °°‘‘°" 2”” ‘ll’ 4""""’ l V’ n Gamer months‘ world plies‘ gold guarantee? "apparenuiv a 
     
     ’ are many in-egulal-1 ,-ism stock .n rket were d ,‘A, g ",Dom Text 650 slm 171/. l11/.- l, Westn Htl son as 55 55 -15, isures had been on Canadian reference to European suggcs. 
     
     But the loss of my dear dad M d YTF d_ 8 - 8 wh 0Wl1 - Jpn pong 125 330%. 30 ;3i,h+ 1,5 Westvllle 3000 4 4 4 — la . and United Stairs currencies lions that. the U.S. underwrite 
     
     °“ 33“ 3 "33 “'35 m°d51''. at Sl0Cl'l5 did: i 175 s 25 "‘—‘ _ ‘while Europe-‘s money gained the vallle of the U.S. dollar so 
     
     85 the greatest Of any ate - M I] F I Falcon 100 :50 Closing ulcil: dustrlals 151.000. . 
     
     W‘, V . _ - -i 664., i , , . s - ar e wou no 
     
     A1 ys remembered by No“ ' Ad 0 I’ Fm" 250 $26 3: mm“ and om ‘W strength through high trade ur that doll hold rs ld t 
     
     Cums and family. V .}1eav1ly engaged h, the space Devlances 512 533 Guinea“ mo 330% 30% 30% ‘pluses and fattened gold re- lose out if the price of gold was 
     
     C   field, McDonnell aircraft rose Unggfised  42% 1. Paper 655 515 16 $°TV°5- Suddenly increased. 
     
     5/zlfilo :0:/1I;.t1(l)l1dh_I-D¢k1lll_eel:l 3/A to.,mtal ,3 es 2§2‘.g:;|;eI“-‘S   3110 3:411 -1;  Now, Jacobsson noted, pro- As for those countries wllicll 
     
     _ s 0 _ 11¢ 1118 18 3- NEW YORK, cm Hm I, 9 “ ‘ductlon prices in the U.S. ap- worried about the rise and fall 
     
     Mrs. Mae E. Palmer wishes Wide gains were made by. 5"“; 5799'“ l ° "W" "*5 319/‘ 1"‘! 19"‘ -- ~ - - - - 
     
     to thank her man fr. ds nd f th h. h . This As fated Pr and ay ass 350% so so -I/. TORONTO lCPl—-Takeovers Deal‘ _ stabilized while in their official monetary F0- 
     
     _ Y 1911 8 _Some 0 9 lg 81' - Prlced Beth Steel 301/. Kennecott aac soo slli/.. 11 1114+ vs _ mored and attempted _ wages in several European serves. Jacobsson suggested the 
     
     relativm who sent letters cards items in the office equipment Borg Warner mi M ty w 1 Oil 27a ass 4 43 "I . - ‘ V ' - ' ‘ ‘ - 
     
     I . _ . _ on ml. mp _ $4 _ 3% 9i 1/. vtal influence m stock 1 countries are outpacing produc- recent international implove- 
     
     flowers, lfts and boxes of food. photographic. and automation C and 46% cent ml Imp T b aao sin». 13% lc=/.— 1/. “'9” 3 ‘ ‘vii “with a conse u t 1 t -1 ‘in t i d 
     
     me her my at the clean mm mm  on   72':   l"“’  vi  *6 it ° + it    as 52".; « on  “ “ °"  .?..3.‘l‘;‘"’.l“‘..."’l§.‘i.i'..f;l.e 
     
     . - . o . 24 d A 2.50 :27’ 22%—-  ‘.. ' -. , , _ « - - 
     
     Community Hospital‘ She ‘Isl’ amld 7' ‘ad xerox 77/5‘ l6 lec 68'/ii Stdu0ilcNJ 7/. "Ac gsepp 30 54:12 -I71/4 471/.+ '2 era! Selected “sues mac e As the reall7.atlon of these fluctuations in reserves of less 
     
     Wishes t° thlml‘ the 73- Brokers said short covering Goodyear 29 mo Aircraft 50% Int Nirkel 708 $661/. 65% say. + v. 5t"°“gly' facts spreads in cver-widening concern 
     
     nurses. clergy, and Mr. Flirger- helped these mks A Gt Nor Ry Vanadium -/. pa,‘ 10., 523% 23,, oil companies foil the bl‘unl circles‘ mnfiamce ‘; _. ' 2 . . . 
     
    

    
     . _ F . .. n currencies As this anticipated Dl"l‘l0(l of 
     
     son, who were 30 helpful and E int '1' T 419. Westngse 27 mi Uiil 22.» :4-1% «V. «V. of takeover talk and its effects. 1 . . . _ 
     
     comidemm to her in ma new report on the total 0 __ . Um pr 250 “Q 48 H _% F t th S9 was (,a_ reenty under pressure will e calm continues. pI‘lValP main- 
     
     ways 113/ shares sold short on the New hp... pL 1;. .75.,‘ -,5,‘ 75.,” .,, °Ff’»m°5 _3"‘°“l? “.4 ' d rciniored. inn of gold should decline, ho‘ 
     
    

    
     ‘ Jamaica es 400 3131/. 131/. lav. +1.5 lladlall 0‘l- 5“l°1‘’-“l_ '1 ’_9"°“’° “Such a tendency is. I be-,said, increasing the amount of‘ 
     
     ~ f d bd The» - - - l 
     
      &  Laur Fin A 450 :15 not 1494-  l'um0l/TS fl 3 P011 111133,, 1h; h ‘have. ‘being confirmed _ by the 3 gold that would be available for 
     
     MONTREAL (Cm Stocks Bstplfi Egg:   _+. ‘,2 stock fllihhpd trig‘ £12/4&dl1E;negSel:_eV0llltl(1n of the foreign ex- 4‘ monetary purposes. l 
     
     . - ' ' . IS is in o e ' 
     
    

    
     SPECIALS at l-iilda's Beauty ‘were mixed to higher in active 1 ‘$5’ :5 M 13:‘; ;“::“1,éfiJ;,,'2’:2  eased if later trading to 
     
     MENS salon 1021:‘z_Kierlt Street. per- trading the Montreal an.ll,..i“’.,’,. .,.,”' 1.... 23.. .3/. mi V. 421/. to show a gain of -'h’.. B '1. ' U C  
     
     SUITS (2 Dfll1,tl- 1'6‘ manents, haircuts. and styling. Canadian exchanges Monday. ‘unison 325:/,. 2.51,’, Ls:/4, + 1;. Power Cm. oration largest‘     l 
     
     g2u(l;a35flyMprlced  clearing shampoos an ‘ 3837 Canadian International Power I Mn’-son 13 ' ‘Z515 35* shareholderp in Canadian Oil l l 
     
     . . was an acLeod Ltd. :COfltinll€d to react to I3‘riday's l‘l°”"‘l‘ 12°‘ 519 2"‘ 2° - .  C 'd. M P I’ l 
     
     nasaava October 26th 2: “Sm-WE °°'°b~” W‘ f°'1?“"°“"°°"‘°"l°“’ *l°“l’led div‘ ii.S..L§... 13.2.3 333 iii? ii‘-'2 + v. d“1’;p°da1i]‘.:' on reacting to anl O onsl er '°fle’l0l'Y 0 KY I 
     
    

    
     fall Bazaar in Scout Hall Steriis  llvmsloe Unwed Church "Md me’ g‘'’i“i"g 2'“ ‘° 13% 3 1’-'*° ’’°‘= 17“ *1” 1‘ “ * '~‘' iiegylrom BA Oil climbed 1'.’ 
     
     Bldg. Sponsored by Mathias Aw ° “T 91' 5“PP°1‘- -A ,in heavy trading. Te issue rose : Penman: so 336% 351/. ms + In ‘:0 143;,‘ on H volumé topping 56 __ lsy HAROLD lvlomusolxi he agrees the m(,h(.la,.y world 
     
     ‘wary of mm Charlottetown REGULAR sah.,da,. night a point Friday. 3.“ G 3w :3; nigh fin 60% 000 _m_es BA slipped mé_. WASHINGTON lCP)——Briiain is ‘in a period of relative calm 
     
     scout Group game Bohshaw hm we calm Canadian Oil jumped % to,q,,e {ow 9-, 30% 30% + p, fionail ' .has -called on the Common- and that there is for the present 
     
     ‘ to weddih S and he uel,3_ M . 42% in active tradin as rum- ‘ Reitman zoo slzl/i 121/. 12% y‘ - iweallll 10 Stall lllllllllllg 0f WHYS 1 Sufficient money available 10 fi-l 
     
    

    
     3 “q “S g | Cal ar and Edmonton~whlch - i 
     
    

    
     DANCING ' every Tuesday ic by The "3 Macs... on the company will be 501).: Rolland A 450 .5914. all. 9% + 95 , . g dy . t 1'“ t lof expanding the world's money ‘ nance world tradc—bllt finan-I 
     
     high; at Stanley Bridge Rec,e_ lject to a takeover bid con- . 3°13‘. Bl‘ “7 559"‘   , W ‘“‘l‘°al° "‘ 3‘ }""Cf’“ 9‘ 9‘ °1.suppl_v in lliturc years. a \l'cll- cial leaders had to look ahead. 
     
     ation Centre dancing from   ‘tillued ll’ 5“’ll'l~ R05’allfe Oil i gays?" l lz,f,2"$2:,l/4 2.2,/2  "’ ’ 3l‘a‘l'°ll°l‘l°r5 llldl ll ’°xl’°Cl'5, 3  informed authority said Mon- - icy had to consider now, in 
     
     9.1230 Doh-oh'0rchesh..a_ rose 1/: 14% following an- 1 g,;l,.la'°r§’ ms 310%’: ioa/. loa/.- it. ha.m° {Or m""°l {mm 5."l’°“°" 3 day. this period devoid of crisis. 
     
     IONA Parish Council CWL inouncemem Friday of a take-'shawln use —|/. Of l-he l~l~§-. F050 lJ1‘1’SlllY l-0‘ Presidln at a Common- what the future may demand 
     
     THE PROVINCIAL Depart- turkey and ham supper '0‘ct: ‘over offer by B.A. Oil. ‘shaw 4 pr 25 341% 41V: 411‘: + *6 29. ahead 1%.. _ ;wealth finance ministers‘ meet- and to make sure there is suf- 
     
     ment of Education in co-opera- abet 3 supper sewed ' from Calgary and Edmonton rose Shaw W’ P’ 1;‘:o“,;7%“2.,,, 27,/‘T75/'fi Geneljally. Indusfrlals Wereing, Reginald Maudling, Brit- ficient “elbow room‘ in the 
     
     tion with the Dzderai Depart- 430 h,' 9,30 p_m_ other enter. 1% to 29 as the company con- 33:11:. 29 ‘29 -1 Well mlxeli Banks revive-d ain’s chancellor of the exchcg- liquidity of dollars and sterling 
     
    
   
   
    
     ment of Labour offers the fol- 
     
     lowing night courses at the Chat- 
     
     lottetown Vocational School. be- 
     
    

    
     October 1, 1962. Book- 
     
     keeping, Automotive Mechanics, 
     
    
   
   
    
     -:3:-icklaying,_ Carpentry, Draft- 
     
     ll 
     
    
   
   
    
     g. Electricity, Plumbing, 
     
     shorthand Refresher. Typing, 
     
     Crocheting 
     
    
   
   
    
     Welding. Knitting. 
     
     and Smoc ‘ me;-est. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . t 
     
     ed. should apply at once. Phone 
     
     4-3774. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICES 
     
    
   
   
    
     . MEETING 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOTTETOWN la. DISTRICT" 
     
     BRANCH 
     
     CANADIAN DIABETIC ASSOC. 
     
     t 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ 3 
     
     NATIONAL FILMBOARD ROOM 
     
     DOMINION BUILDING 
     
     WEDNESDAY, sum. 19th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AT 8 
     
    
   
   
    
     P.M. 
     
    
   
   
    
      PUBUC 
     
    
   
   
    
     'All adcounts owing Lord's Esso Service Station, 
     
     North Tryon must be paid on or before Oct. 1st,, 
     
     1962. Unpaid accounts after this date will be hand- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ed in for collection; 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Also after this date due to finandal conditions we 
     
    
   
   
    
     will be forced to operate 
     
    
   
   
    
     We appreciate your patronage in the past and 
     
     hope to be of loyal service to you in the future. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Signed: 
     
    
   
   
    
      Lords Esso Service Station 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTICE 
     
    
   
   
    
     tainmeiit. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DANCE Lorne Valley Hall. line 
     
    
   
   
    
     Every Tuesday night. Good Mu- ‘ 
     
     Ilc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     strictly on it cash basis. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THRIVIN 
     
    
   
   
    
     mltic furnace. carpeted floors. 
     
    

    
     Large Bern -—-' 65' acres of land. 
     
     Cottegeslto accommodate 40 people. 
     
     For Appointment Dial 4-8568 
     
    

    
     » or~Write Box 432 Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     G TOUIRIST BUSINESS 
     
     AND FARM 
     
     7 FOR SALE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Four"Mi|es From Charlottetown 
     
     Large house, diningroom. new auto- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . , xjNlGHT' CLASSES 
     
     rhiuce or 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
    
   
   
    
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     WALES COLLEQE 
     
    

    
     : To cAlԤapms 
     
    

    
      in these courses should apply 
     
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      .nlti:t¢E..tp‘l=A.VVALES COLLEGE 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘tinned to fight against beinglslwl C" 
     
     ltaiien over by Superior Oil of i'.f.f""c“;‘n Cg" 
     
     U.S. through purchase of l-h,,.,b.,h W 
     
    

    
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     shares on the market. 
     
     Stelco fell 1/. to 161,5 
     
    
   
   
    
     240 
     
     25 
     
    
   
   
    
     Walk 
     
     among Webb ‘Knp 1000 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     25 
     
     1056 316% 16% 
     
     710 47 
     
    
   
   
    
     S48 
     
     3201/. 
     
    
   
   
    
     0 3131/4 
     
     785 551% 51% 
     
     225 25 
     
     450 315% 15% 15$‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     16% - 1/. 
     
     1/z 48 +2% 
     
    

    
     20% 20!/..— 1/. 
     
    

    
     131/4 13% — ‘/4 
     
    

    
     511/5 
     
    

    
     -10 
     
    
   
   
    
     slightly. as Montreal. Nova Sco-éuer, is reported to have said 
     
    
   
   
    
     to make certain future trade 
     
    
   
   
    
     How To Hold 
     
    
   
   
    
     FALSE TEETH 
     
    
   
   
    
     More Firmly in Place 
     
    
   
   
    
     Doyollr false teeth Inns: and em- 
     
    
   
   
    
     n hen you eat. lau talk? 
     
    

    
     3 prirlkle a little H on 
     
    

    
     your p1ates.Thle alkaline (non-acid) 
     
    

    
     der aids false teeth mo 15 1! 1! 
     
    

    
     cl more comfortably. o gummy. 
     
    

    
     gooey.pasty taste or i'eeilng.Does not 
     
    

    
     sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture 
     
    

    
     breath). Get FASTEETH tod y to 
     
     drug counters everywhere. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tia. Royal and Canadian Im-p 
     
     perial Bank of Commerce alll 
     
     showed modest gains. 1 
     
    

    
     Steel Company of Canada,‘ 
     
     Shawinigan and Distillers Sea- 
     
     grams all dropped in a 1/4 to" 
     
     ‘its range. . 
     
    

    
     On the exchange index. indus- 
     
     trials rose to 547.10 and 
     
     western oils 1.13 at 108.72. Golds ‘ 
     
     slippped .05 at 92.66 and base 
     
     metals .16 at 183.02. Closing vol- 
     
     ume was 4,350,000 shares com- 
     
     pared with 5.784.000 Friday. 
     
    

    
     Among base metals. interna- 
     
     tional Nickel gained -"/i and 
     
     Falconbridge 1/3. while Denison 
     
     dipped 1/ti. Newnorth Gold 
     
     Mines was the speculative fea- 
     
     rtureas it foil 12 cents to 74 
     
     having sold as high as 
     
     88 and as low as 58. 
     
    

    
     Western oils saw losses of 1/4 
     
     to Great Plains Development 
     
     and Home B. Hudson's Bay and 
     
     Pacific Petroleum both gained 
     
     . TORONTO cl.osi~ia srorlis 
     
    

    
     Ry (Tana Ian Press 
     
    

    
     Toronto Flock Exchange-—So-pf. 1'1 
     
    

    
     Complete tabulation of Monday trans-. 
     
     actions. Quotations in re . unleasl 
     
     marked 5. z—0dd lot. xd—Ex-dividend. l 
     
     xr-—Ex-rights. xw —- Ex-warrant ' 
     
     change is from prllriolls board - 
     
     closing Ia 
     
    
   
   
    
     Net 
     
     Sales High Low (‘lose Ch'gn 
     
     MINE 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mock l 
     
     Acad Uran son I sis 615 514- VA l 
     
     Advocate 300 0 600 600 1 
     
     Agnicu 620 70 65 63 -2’ l 
     
     Akaitcho ‘I000 48 47 AL I 1/: 
     
     lba Expl (lb 0 9 6 4‘: ——l'/: 
     
     Am Lard r 8000 19 ill 19 ‘ ‘A 
     
     Anacon 66 34 33 33 -1 ' 
     
     Anflln Hur 230 770 770 770 -10 
     
     Anlz Rouyn 600 12 1'.! l2 -1 
     
     Ansil son 10 lo l0 
     
     Area 803 105 I03 103 -3 
     
     Argon i300 l2 lo 12 +2 
     
     A Arcadia 19000 14 £4 +1 
     
     (C0l1lll'll.l(?f‘l on page 16) 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROMANIAN SCHOOLS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Almost 80,000 pupils — about‘ 
     
     twice as many as in 1956—cnt- 
     
     ered vocational and technic 
     
     schools in Romania in 1962." 
     
    
   
   
    
     the losers. Aluminium dro d w°“°“ A 
     
     ..REGULAR BARN DANCE at 1/410 24%, BA oh ‘eh .211, 28 25 25 ._z 
     
     Reggie Banks. Annandale, every 29% 5 fillggfa gm ,9“ M 9,,‘ _ 3/. 
     
     Thursday night. Dancing 9:30 - on index, banks were up o.o5lAiscoie 500 an 38 8° —= 
     
     12:30 Good music. Canteen at 59.66, utilities unchanged at‘ Ameran 3500 3 .3 3-5 
     
     service. 131.5, industrials off 0 3 at 296.5,  ::m’,‘n’i"u M°'“:,:°° :55 25: :5: Z; 
     
     __ combined ff 0.2 . 
     
     LODIES LEGION Auxiliary h” 241-5» Pa . son 4% «av. 
     
    

    
     , pers unc anged at 475.2 and Atlas Ter 2725 325 no :25 
     
     meeting Montague branch W~:d- golds 0“ 036 at _ _ “gum, 1953 3.», _-.5 :5 +3 
     
     l1€5d8¥. September 19th. featur- MONTREAL cmsim; s-mung laui Fab 300 3541 350 350 
     
     ing 8 corn boll, A good att.en- B The Canadian Press l33l‘" 350“ 9 9 ’ 
     
     dance 1-equ.‘-55fed_ - olltreal Stock Eu ange—snpt :Band Ora 3000 0% I MA 
     
    

    
     Complete tabulation of Monday trans l 3'“9'“3“ mo“ 5 5 5 
     
     I lions. (Quotations in cans unless 3“ll°“l“" 25°“ 2 12 12 '1 
     
       mlrked s t—-Odd lot. xd—-Ex-dlvidend 31119 3°" 215 ’l3"’ 13”‘ la” "1"" 
     
     xr—I~:x-ri hts, xw - is;x.w.,-.-mg, Ne,’ Bornite 7000 22 no 22 
     
     _ ' 27000 45 41 45 +594. 
     
     PLANTS FOR fall planting: lnganfaelef; mm “emu” bmd 1°‘ d°",lg..r:.n.icl?.-til c rlooo 340 :35 Mo +3 
     
     Argoslemma. Anthemis. Bleed- M k H igail t gggg *2: 23% *;%+“,;; 
     
     - , - oc , ul , v aume - - ‘ 
     
     ins Heart. Lumns. Pinks. Phlox. mum '5(‘)"w§/:1 ‘$2’ “l::;t:l_i so Cam“ I W m M 5 
     
     Rockery Plants, etc. Also spe- Alum 1;; mi, 401.5 40% + ,5 K iak zoo 17 vs 5 -—l 
     
     cial day Lilies. Ready now. Joe Alumni 1033 5241/. 23% 2375- vi C-‘*'“l==1< 7000._ 6% '1“ 1:15 + VI 
     
     R. Smith. Stanley Bridge. Alllm 3 N‘ 75 3461/; 46 461/. + V. °‘“°"““‘ “°°° “ 1 _, 
     
     Argus zoo 57% ‘mi 7'I/.- 1,5 Chemaloy on 10.3% 10315103” 
     
     Ar c x .v . Cb‘b c 3000 
     
     Tim ANNUAL turkey and ,,gm,;'* 1;,“ 333:; 33:: 1;}; C,_;m‘j," ,7... ., 4... 5 .. n. 
     
     Chicken supper. Sponsored by Atlas 5...; 75 4.3., 341/; I145. .,, M, Cleveland soon st/i 5 s 
     
     the United Church Women will gunk M-me mi 356% so am + i. comodnrg d N13,‘: 44;, “,1 “S ‘E, 
     
     CN c c. : /2 — 
     
     be held on Wednesday. Septem- 32:‘? PC  L5:   ~ c‘"‘ Mr“ 405 ,3, W, 371,5... 
     
     her 19th, Mt. Stewart Memorial 3,", P _50 315 ,5 1., co vol: 1500 41.’: 4% us + V. 
     
     Hall. Supper served 4.30 - 9 p.m. Bell Phone 1385 349% 491/. «W. soprano 1000 l_l22 131: 112 +2 
     
     _ Ph 25535 90 Copstrm 350l_l - 
     
     TURKEY surran in -Bon- now Mer pl‘ 195 ssov. sole so-xi + 1/. Default .13; “-3 " ‘$ "‘ 
     
     . _ 71 
     
     shew Hall. Wednesday. Se_ptem- 19°? jg’,/_ 29,“ 3331. ”_" D°,f,‘;" 200 ms/. zlw. 2ii~,v.-— M 
     
     her 19th_ Adults $1.00. children BC Fm“ 2006: ,7‘ 12% 12,}: D Explorer looozo iii 2 
     
     50 ¢9nl8- ac Phone 42 71/. 47v. 47v: 1) mo on 25 2 179.52 A 
     
     Brockl loo :71/. E t Sull 300 196 192 
     
     ONE RACK of mens suits. nnuavp P, 250 :25 157% 2;!/1+1 Trisha 5000 3 3 3 
     
     regularly priced to 9.50 uzolo I00 545 6-15 645 -5 Ft lieiianc soon 3; E E :2“ 
     
     clearing at 1A pl-ice_ Moore and \BC Ph no 538 180 180 180 Fox Lake 0500 1/. 
     
     Cal Pow 300 323-14 231/. 2:l-l.- i,, 1-‘ n 125 10 9 9 
     
     M‘-"'°L°°d L“ Can Cem 2:»). 25v. 25i/.- 2/. Glen Lake ‘John 207 205 M5 
     
     ca C to 327 G id A looo 161/: 61/: 16% 
     
     MENS “ARMS {Weed l°l" c"n....°'"s..'§' 210 :23 g  4. G3. Porgellrlooo lo 10 lo 
     
     coats. regularly priced $49.50 cl Fndry o 519% lav. lot’.-a/. ll stings 2000 114 112 114 -1 
     
     clearing 32.95. Moore and Mac- C51. 3521/. 521/. 5215-11,‘: lnt Cera 4500 7 a 
     
     Lead Ltd_ Cdn at-ew i2 39% in/. 1/. Int. Helium 2100 2.30 225 225 -5 
     
     Can Brew p 200 349% 491/. 49% Int Dredg 224600 30 24 2! +3 
     
     c Frbks A 250 aim as/. =/. Jubil 550210 mo in -is 
     
      S c Husky 55% 56.’. 5-12+ I4. Keeley ri 38300 55 52 54 +2 
     
     _ c imp all c 195 mi... 557». ms. + :4. Kiella i all 223 2:?” '6 
     
     Pow $14 1/: 131V +21/4 Lab Accep 200 0% ' 
     
      (‘I P r 342 ‘A (2 ‘ + 16 abrador 1100 I22 21 23 — % 
     
     C Marconi 100 420 20 42.0 '20 Laduboro 1100 80 80 B0 
     
     TEERE WILL BE sou) hg gun on em :42’ ml. mt. + is Lingside 1000 t 4 I 
     
    

    
     - hm - PR 924 :22 ms ms trans 16000 13 11 
     
     P“bh°CA“f mull“ ‘,"°""m°‘ me Cdn Pet in no sll-/. iiv. iii/.+ 1/. Miller! B moo 165 145 165 .19 
     
     WW 0 5 ‘ll’-E‘ Clm‘ Cent Del icon 610 600 «no +10 Merchant 1200 72 7o 7o -3 
     
     1ottet0wn_.m°‘ _sC0ltE!:Jy.Ln culls ssosm misc -l-V4 llv s av. s:,<.+l 
     
    

    
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     Township Number 35 in Queens 
     
     County. described 
     
     as follows —- CING on 
     
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     Dr. L. S. Russell. director of 
     
     um 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .‘ l‘ 7.. ii... y-.._-...:.., ,.f fun. 
     
    
   
   
    
     posit has been called one of 
     
     the most significant ever dis- 
     
     covered in the Western Hemis- 
     
    
   
   
    
     * s. c. FOSSIL ‘FIND is HAILED 
     
    
   
   
    
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     o clhecicl...cisk him 
     
     about a Canada Life Pcnsloll Plan 
     
     Time wings by. So—if your husband takes out a Canada Life Pension 
     
     Plan now——you can both be assured of a comfortable independence 
     
     when he retires. You certainly don't want to be dependent upon 
     
     anybody in your later years—and neither does he. Your Canada Life 
     
    
   
   
    
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     need. So go ahead—-ask him! 
     
    
   
   
    
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     126 Richmond St... 
     
    
   
   
    
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     J. . on-is r t-be own 
     
     3;’: ‘;‘o°.,gl,;_f,,‘,.l°  F. 3. Pound Charkittetown 
     
     when Western Canada was R. S. Cal-ruthers Kensington 
     
     covered by ocean E. Vance Bridges Summorside 
     
    
   
   
    
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