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The Pubhc Forum I
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rue ssmucs or 'rams
Sir,-Either the Writer, 01 the let-
ter Sisned "Labor" in the Guardian
01 111° 4111. does n'ot understand
the question at all, or he is trying
to confuse the issue., so that other
people will out understand it It
must surely be dbvlous to any per-
son oi’ ordinary intelligence, time
any article ot Commerce would
serve as' an illustration just ss well
as wheat: neither would it make
BUY dillerence. so i'ar as the prin-
Clple is concerned. what the pe;-_
0131111181? oi profit or.loss would be..
Five per cent would serve to lllus- `
trate the principle just as well as.
fifty ner cent, and it Mr. “t.o.sot-'-
docs not understand these few eles
mentary principles, he should gm;
write to the newspapers md “_
would be useless to discuss the sub-
ject at len8th~With him.
I sm. Sir., ,
STUDENT
“0C1""011D SQUARE scnoot.
Honor Roll for November
WE OFFER 1 _ ` _ .1
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D`uo Nov. _ 1511., 1958
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PRICE :
' 96 and Accrued Interest
'Fon Yield Over 4.75 per cent.
'Eastern Securities 'Co., Ltd.
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ClIARLOT'1'ETOWN»
/ - .
. 1.
2.
3.
some smith.” "
Katherine Wedge,
Ethel McA1eer. .
_ Grade VIII
Catherine McGuigan,
2. Noreen Cullen.
31 Lily McNeill:
1.
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1
Adele Coyle,
-Eileen O'»Nelll, ». ._
Lillian Brown.
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2.
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2.
3.
Anistaslo. Leigntlzor,
Ruth Duffy, _
Roberta Weatherby_
Gilda VI `
INVEST
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145 gpg; George Street. UBARLOTTETOWN. 1 Catherine Fesvyour and Doro- Mrs. Angus Sutherland 
wllsrlislz 'rite TAPE
'rms or nnor|'rs_on - \
Losses nnvsnns o_li \
HOW WISBLY YUU ` Duffy (equal).
VB OFFER YOU ACOHPLBTE ‘
AND DEPENDABLE
STMEIIT SERVICE
noi consult us
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Focu'  ' ;7 thy' weafhe,-me (equal), -_ George Mcbearmid
2. Rita McDonald. ~ -"-
_ . 3. Pauline White. . . 1 ~ $7-05
N0 ‘  _   Progressive Series bt Plano Lessons Biderori to 0221:” for Miss Ilriea
A STAND BUILT To Holtn. “ _ os.:
We have a limited number ol.s_tamds_in st091¢~
not tits woo in. and ¢1l1\°°“\ I 1"' "°“'- '"‘°’ “'°
'THE ‘CHRISTMAS TREE
ornamental wo." ~ .
Bethune Hardware Co..
' 1 ,,_ ' ' 1 no ousss
‘  `rnmm‘|.r ‘usnnwsas sromrj and-_manor mow wwf.. E\\°==l1° P" 11.1"-» E- S~ \‘“'1=1Kl\
- _ . pierce se cours.
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. Marjorie McDonald. _
_ Genevieve Desroches,
i Mary Collins and Dorothy
LeClsir '
sr. .norm 'ssosrnnsn ` IIALIFAX - - ' I ' -
Grade V
1. Frances McCarey.. 0 i
_ 2. Mary Walsh.
3. Bonita Taylor.
Grads V
1. nuoosotn Mobonolo, I
2. Sadie McDonald.
3. Frances Mullins.
` onus iv
' I
. Leola, Weatherby.
McMui-rer.
E'°!°"‘
’Grade IV
1. Dorothy Rogan. `
2. ~ Olive Rowley,
3. Doris Hughes. ‘
Grade III ~
' 1. vemlto Moxenzle.
I 2. Pauline Whelan.
' 3. Teresa Aresnault.
1 Grade III '
1. _Mary Wedge. _ ,
» 2. Annie Wedge.
3. Florence Shaw.
A arms ir '
MoGuigan, Noreen Cullen 99% %.
2nd.-Marjorie Holman 99%.
'_Bernsdette mppin 9ll%%.
3"” ` _  < Robert England   .60
'"3 clmu clouds wulnms...,_.._. 
ist-noone mound sawn., willsra ostwsy   .so
“ 2na_Liiuan Blown, Anastasia Claude Hayes  -_  .gg
meson: osx-1.. _
I -aro_.uo.-rolemo nomgm asa.
eraser. ist-mary Doyle. once Cw»l>b°\1- - _ _ _.
MII? MDGli1U&D 98%%» ` '-
Srd-Frances McGN'°Y 91’>1l‘7v-
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lst-Iiiiiesn Johnston 99%. -
_ ara#-rsuuno`rot¢rs vomlu 
lroimoneu  ~ ». y
oes Made
Sore Corn*
. #coits and wool mixture, all' sizes. E TI 0_5 FARMER
Special 59c. Prowse Bros. Ltd. D A I
_ _ 95‘34-12-.6-31 ‘_ ISLAND LADY
'Mary
Elizabeth Gallant and Olive Ernest W. Johnstone
\‘ Colin MacEachern  
19g_g;uubem Quinnf Catherine Beecher Mcbopgall  
_ mn num. -Gluus 3°”
nw' ' ' ~
Central 
Saturday. _ _
4 WEBB ooioursd fouls.
_ _E
` 9584-12-0~8i‘
D0 NOT DELAY 
l’°l1°Wl1-you will get an
calendar it paid in time. '
6.5
_ ar r/lynx: vomt'svnsca1r-
4 wees 54 mon oolom-ea flannel
Ltd. 1 9534-12-6-iii
aprons. Price 55c to $1.00. Prowse
LADIES BATIIROBES in cordur-
oy. velvet and elderdown.‘ Prices
$390 to $10.08. Quilted satin $11.85
to $13.50. “Prawns Bros. Ltd.~ _
- 9534-ill-8-31
BUYING-Mr. E. H. Markly of
`Surnmerside will be buying live reg:
lstered .loxes at W. B. Prowse as
Sons show-rooms, Ch rlottewwn.
from Tuesday alternoonxili Thurs-
day evening of this week.
moles iwnnnn APso1‘vs.price
39c to $1.25. Prowse Bros: Ltd
Ethel Huesum, a little spot lor sum-
mer visitors on the Maine coast is
the scene of The Gusrdian's new
.story starting next Saturday. The
heroine is as charming _ as she is
amusing. Watch lor the opening
chapter. ‘
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:_:CRA_SWELL __- CHRISTMAS
PHOTOGRAPHS. 9491-12-4-121
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_ORPIIANAGE MAINTENANCE
COLLECTION CONTINUED
Burlington per Mliss Hilda Camp-
be l
Alex. H. Campbell 
Mrs. Bertram Warren  . _... _
Miss Agnes Adams _ 1.00
.Mrs Geo. Davison   1,00
_‘ Mrs. Nelson Poynter 1.00
‘_Mrs_ John A. Nliilman  1.00
Wm. J. Poynter   1.00
1.00
.50
.50
- »
1.03
1.00
Mrs. Wm. E. Profitt _
Harry I_Brander _ _ . .
._
Miss Maggie Adams.
Alex. Cousins 
George Rrofitt.. _ _ . .
._
Mrs. Mary E. Protitt
‘Hedley Poynter 
_Miss Birdie Conn _ . . . . . . . . . . _
._
.
I ~ $11.85
' br' ' Eoin
goggmo
Iona Sehool Dist. Por Georgina
' Ployer '
Archie' McPherson _ _ .‘ _ _ . _ .
George Matheson  _ 
Robt. Dookerty  
Mrs. Hugh Mciiacherp 
Ali. Lathsrd _ . . . _ _
 ..  .50
Mrs_George Ployer  
George.Butherland 
£322
Shrleve Millar .~. . .  _ _ _ _
Leslie Morrison  
Aldred England ” . _ 
.50
W.B..I-Is.yes_.. _ 
Mrs.Cook..__.._.. ....50
Sterling Millar   .50
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` Music. J. Leonard Lewis, Director.
EXW 8900111 pyios for weekend MomberofNewJerseyReaiRtat»
31.89. Pmwse Bros, Utd. ~ Commission. Ambassador. -
_ --_ " ' __ Jackson, soprano; Anthony Panloo
' _ _ Tenor. , ' _
artist! ‘
Market Quotations. Fener-Bean
-- ~ Ambassador Hotel. .
TION now ' u get the choice of Field Director oi’ National Assoolny
nine calendars from the Charlotte- tion ot Real Estate Boards. Ambss
town Guardian. ' tt. sador Hotel. n __ ' ~` ‘ '
special use ya. Pvowse mos. Ltd. ' ssc-Fifteen Minute organ mol-
f . sm-12-s-sl lm. mnor scott Brook.
ClIILDltBN'8 VELVET Pantle. and Weather Report. Press-Union
Dresses. Price $3.50. Prowse Bros! Publishing Company.`
.__ _ Atl. City Ministerial Union. Choir _~
GET YOUR CALENDAR FOR Of Chelsea Baptist 011111911. _ | U
11129 by paying your subscription to 8.15-Eveninz 01581111 F¢¢11»“1A“5'1 1
the Guardian. Nine to choose from. P11265 BORN 01 Ed“¢°~11°*1- A’15h“"'
-_-_ Scott Brook, Organist; Dorn. Davies
-LADIES GINGHAM and ohintz Williams, soprano.. _ 'r . _
Bros. Ltd. ‘ _- 9534-12-6-31 grchestra. Harry Loventhal. 131100'
_._ r. .
_ L/mins conovnsn velvet hats 10.00-Subway BOYS-' Med “mi
clearing at $2.98. Prowse Bros. Ltd. Kitching_ Studio. _ ar
9584-ill-8-31 10.15-Studio ._Program. Mil ed.
.__ _ Mack. Sep.
RADIO 'BATTERIES recharged 11.00-Last Minute News Flashes
and rental supplied. We call and and Weather Report. Press-Union
deliver. Phone the Palmer Wat- Publishing COIIIDBBY- _
son Electric Co. '9500-I3-5-61 11.10-Seaside Serensders.
-LADIES LONG SLEEVE Vests. chesti‘iJ._ '
1.00
1.00.
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00 ' _
1.00
.. . 1.00
stanley willloms-...._  .sofm _yum Hem Gum”  W,
Walter 
Mrs, A. I-I. Holmes....__._..... 1.00
Mrs. Dnslle Roper   1.00
Mrs. FredParkmsn ...._  
Mrs. Neilbarrach   _ " '_ »
Mas im.. me  1.00 Stock ~Quotat1ons
Mr \ . '
5125
, 7
l1i.a..l>...»..;?.;t 
1.00-Hotel Morton Luncheon
2.00-'l‘a1k.` Vincent IP. Brldlly
4.00-Studio Program. Laura C.
4.30-Correct Time and Closing
4.45-Talk. William EJ Herron.
450-Womsn’s Hour.
5.15-Art Talk. Gordon Fox. »-
5.45-I..ast Minute- News Flashes
0.00-_Gospel Hymns. Auspiws
9:lr._notel Ambosssdad Concert
11_ao-Follies Bersere Dww 0"
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On Nov. zist. there passed P6806-
funy away at her honie in Malden.
Mass.. Mrs. Thomas Ramsay (1186
la/te Uriah Williams.
igzs. Ramsay _was in her 63rd year
an 1eaves`to mourn a. B0\‘1`°W11'18
husband. two sons. B¢¢°1'1€1' and
Earle, and one daughter. Olive: B1”
ley. Edward, in the old home B
d
Tyne Valley. John of Bid.eiord.- all
Philip of Ellerslie, to all degli' wlwm
n
For removing waves from asiihflll
invented that shoves the mB1£l'19~1
cement, rollin! it dovm. ,
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me limo tom. nom munw. 1 lfnussnsr, nscesmsn 1 ' _ . _
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in r.'|¢ mo.: p..-yd fmulrwr, llvv 1':
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NEW SERIAL-“Idle Island," by smooth and applies 9. thin 00111538 . V145 GBDAT GEORGE, STREET,
3 cuAm.o'rrnrows.__r. a. 1. `
sts4~12`-e-slpavemens a machine has *>°°“ _ ._Music_and'Muslcai Instruments
  A  
_ so 
of Uninterruptéd ‘
Supremacy
bl all its 80 years of un.
_ _ interrupted supremacy, '
_ _ the I-lein¢z'l‘n'a_u Piano '
has never had a dissatisfied
OWDET.
This is easy to understand
when you see its 'fbcauty
and individuality. _ . when
you hear the wide range of
:ts full, clear, glorious tone
_ _ _ _ when you tesrits =
perfectly balanced action 1
andknow the agile delicate 1
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_Q _._
roucli_. . . .when you' dis~ .
cover it to be an instrugnenc _
of 'feeling-almost of soul.
Hear the Heintzman Piano.
_ It will captivate you as it
has 'the greatest concert
artists of both the past and
_ present generations. '
A lorgc :lumbar of .itylu and
:iqu au/air _your choice, _#rind
. from $570.14. Your prarmt .
piano takm in part pajmanl. ’
K. F. MacRse . , . . . . . . , . . . . . .
._ .50 . V _ I
"1-r
‘_ _
_ . $7.50
'Union Road Per Mrsi _Beecher Bry-
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
~ enton
A. G.Mailett  
James Lamont,_.....‘ 
Mrs. Ray Clarke 
Mrs__B.Bryentorl  
George Abbott-...... 
T. W. Prowse  
Miss Annie Stewart  
Elaine Bennett  _ 
Mrs, Harry Newman 
Mrs. Harold Yeo'._.__. 
Mrs. Jolm McKinnon .#.. 
Mrs_B.C.Hsrdy..... 
lVlrs_Jas.Maund  
Mrs. Penzie Mason 
Mrs. G. A. Ravenhill  
Mrs._David McDonald 
Mrs_Pa.rmenas'Hughes 
James Essery  ..T.
walter alll  
Mrs_LeeEssery  
Mrs_Geo.Newman  
A. Friend . . . _
 
Mr. A. Russell  
Fred Henderson  .71~--- -25
- A $14.50
Falconwood per Vera Andrews and
Mis. I-‘. Molloy
' i:1?:\'e. `o\'~1
gaoéacn
.50

2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.50
.25
_ __ _ ~ _. _ alms
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bcnnell 
Mrs. J. WL Mclntosh
Mrs. Charles Roberts
Miss Marion McLeod
Mrs. Houston
Mrs. Lamont
Miss Beatrice Csseiey 
Miss Helen Marks __ _ .
Miss Bessie Stewart .
Miss Nan McLennan
Miss Pilman _ . . .
._,,.
Miss Cotton 
Mgs. Ida Higgins 
Kenneth Youland 
East hoyalty io Date Per Vera An-
drew and Mrs. F. McKay
Mr. at Mrs. liidgisr Heartz  5.00
_ dnlilrs. Percy Barlow  3.00
nusortsoo1~.oo

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100
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W.J.Gibson  ..._.1001
Mrs. L__H__D.~Foster   1.00
Mrs. William.Godirey '_ _ ._ _ _ ,
MissElla Munn....... 
John Stetson
Miss Jessie Stewart. ._
Mrs_W.R..Dennls...,. 
Vernon Dennis  
Miss Blanche McBea.th  .50
_ _._ .___
1.00
.50
.50
.50
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' _ _ $14.00;
_ _ _ _ _  __
Mrs, .lomlmo Mttoiu111on,"Alberrj~
Plains _________  ......  5.00
B. S»M¢K1nley.KentS£_  2.00.
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WHITE LEG _HORN HOLDS 6
SAVANNAH. Ga . Dec. 3.-The
“long distance" egg-laying ¢hamp_
1011-shin of tho united stores ls
dlilmed for Princess Gertrude, a
White Leghom hen that ln 365 days
laid 339 eggs. Previously, the best
record in this country was held by
a white Leghorn at the Washington
State Agricl.i.]‘tlli'al expedmentag
station, 335 eggs in 365 days. The
record ln New' Zealand is 345. and
in British Columbia. 357. The latter
two are the highest of record . in
the world. and were made by white
Leghorns Princess Gertrude. owned
by C. A. Shepard of Winterville, Ge..
won her laurels in an egg laying
contest of 51 weeks at the State
0011980 oi' A81'1oul:ture at Athens
She laid 335 eggs. Authorities-kept
her on the job another week to
round out the. year and lay the ad-
ditional iour eggs that made her the
undisputed queen of all American
bamyards. 01' the 1.000-hens entered
in the contest with Princess Gert-
rude 26 produced more than- 300 eggs
which is described as s. splendid
state record. -
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GELATIN SAI./in ‘-
When making a_-vegetable salad 01
soaked vegetables. and gelatin. save
the water in which the vegetables
were. cooked and use it for disolv
(nr the gelatin. It will add color
flavor and nutrients to your salad.
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members Montreal Stock Exchange.
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Asbestos   
Canadian Brewery . . . .
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Power Corporation ... _ 
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Bank Royal _  ....375
Bank Montreal  _ _.395
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Mar.
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Mar.
May
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Mar.
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- Investment
1. Sefrfvice
We are prepared to buy, sell, quote and
supply information upon all types of investf
ment securities.
Enquiries are solicited from investors of small
or large amounts. Dominion-wide service. _ _
Royal Securities Corporation _ I 1
~ Limited
_ Riley Building, Charlottetown _ 1
M 1' ‘ 'r .mo Holt.. sslntyotn .boo winnipeg `
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December Market Letter= -I '
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rluemcponl
_ =' V |_
' A 4.50% Gain V'
_ by Beverage Stocks _
There has been ln appreciation ofJl32,460,465 in
the mu-ket value of the shares of gh; Canadian.
bewrage companies within theput f vevears.
" Thiy have increased froin an original vuiuldoa of
_ $29,575,885 lo $161,842,350; B fu' ¢.li» lldltlffxlrt ‘
of this gain has been rogletorod hy " *YY
` "stocks, and _within the lost couple of years. ~
_ Anonslysilofthepro ` 'oftla
'distillingrindustry and its securities' is
\ .