5

Headquarters “L" Division

in ceremony, Superintendent RC.\lP at Charlottetown. was A. S. ML-Nei of

com- manding the division. is shown congratulating the new Constable Thane Arthur Bell, son of Mayor and Mrs. Gil-

oi the newest island recruit into the famous police force. Po 1 l ow i n g the swearing

NEW RECRUIT JOINS .RCMP

bert Bell. Borden. At the rear observing the proceedings is Sgt.-Major T.J. (T o m m y) Keefe. who is soon to retire from the force after 24 years service.

WDAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

lndustrials were the only

SUMMARY dcx rising 0.1 to 136.4. Canad

By THE CANADIAN PRESS _(‘ement rose Asbestos ‘/4 Toronto: Markekt mixed: light land Chemcell lit. Sou t h a in trauma. dropped lit. Dominion Bridge ‘Is Now York: Ytlarket irregu- and imperial Tobacco. Domin- iin-it lower; moderately activc ion Textile and Dominion Glass tracliiiz. d1‘0DPNl Va 68011. f\1ortrcal- M arkct mixed, - Banks were hardest hit with modm-.i9]5. active trading. ‘the composite index down 0.4 at

123.6. Canad i e n n e Nationale CU RRENCI ES

rose '2 and Royal Va. Toronto .\i0.\"l‘REAL ICP) —

Dominion

Scotia '5. lliiite States dollar in terms of Utilllles “'9”? 0“ 0-3 at 133-4- Canadian funds was unchanged l3-C. Tel‘-"Ph0"f‘ fll‘0PP9<'I 0118 dollar. Quebec Natural Gas land Trans Canada Pipe Line iand Bell Telephone ‘.5.

irapaza o

The , Imperial Commerce

$1.08. Pound sterling was un- rhanged at $3.02 3-16.

ion Tar and Gre t L k .\'F.W YORK rAPi——'rhe stot-.k‘i:. .1...-ii, 8 8 es Dam market seesaw continued with? in grade and finance stein. another mild movement 'l‘ues- hergs A‘ i-one 1/,_ yndustriai

lay. Both the popular averages Acceptance Corp. dropped 1/. Ind the m a r k e 1 statistics ;and Dominion Stores and Simp. ' s lie each

erfnrm-l In food and

gaineirs. with the composite in- V

, ism

8 PF . l . = N EW YOR K iia.Fc’f"’i°?f.?e$i°i§..-°"c °.ia°ia§.L9i'.il

beverage issues n in... P,

PRODUCE

MONTREAL tCP, — Agricul- .ture department quotations: ! Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices .to country stations, wooden car- itonsz Extra-large 41; large 39; medium 34; small 29; B 33 and 26.

: Current receipts non- tenderable 51; 93 score tender- .able 513/4; 92 score tenderable

The Guardian. Olusrlottefllll. Wed. fab. I. 1904. 11

C Csnorsiri 1533 It Is so

-1 s niosndor 1000 ll 3 15 -1 l

“ IOI-YEAR-OLD

advanced .01 to 131.09. indus-. trials .02 to 141.0 . base metals

.01 to 01.17. golds declined .33 ‘ to 133.02. and western niis .42‘

to 31.91, 'l‘0l.0N’l‘0 CLIHINO ITOUKI I ‘rho Csnsdinn Press

1 Toronto stun Isohlnn-rob. 1

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GETS INSURANCE

MOUNT FOREST, Ont. (CF) — When Wellington Co- operative Medical Services boasted in advertisements it would insure anyone regard- less of age or condition. along came John J. McLellan of Mount Forest.

Mr. McLellan wasn't too concerned with the condition

ause. since he had never been sick. However. he was interested in the lack of limi-

Mr. McLellan is 101.

Despite his advanced age he had no difficulty in ob- taining a policy that cover him for doctors’ calls to the home or hospital. Represents- tive Lome Darroch, who drew up the contract, in a written explanation the eo-oper- ative, pointed out that Mr. McLellan had a hernia oper- aion last fall (after his 101st birthday) and was home from hospital in three days.

“He lives alone, does his own housekeeping and gard- ening and reads without the aid of glasses." wrote the as- tonished Mr. Darroch.

E. Cheese: Delivered Montreal. {waxed current receipts, whole- isaie Quebec white 35; colored 5‘/4

l Skim milk powder: Spray pro- '

lcess No. 1 in bags 14-16: 1‘olIe‘l‘l iprocess No. 1 in bags 13 - 14; | ifee 11-12; butter milk powderj -feed 9-9 . '

Potatoes: Wholesale selling price: Que new 7.55 150 - 1.55:

i105;

lP.E.I. new white 755 1.75 1.85: iwere generally steady Tuesda

P.E.l. new white 506 1.15 - 1.25: ‘P.E.I. new white 105 .31-.33.

Dents Blue 1350 I13 I70 -5 D it 100 018% 10% ll% 4» M D lnplorsr I000 N 19 I) D ll in II + D l 191 % ll 30%’ % Dllmlllvn 400 112 110 l Duma II I ll -—1% East lull 400 275 211 2721 +3 East VIM 2500 124 1” 120 +4 Electroiier 500 ii 10 Emp Oil 000 4 2% 31.5 +1 Equty Exp 23525 15 13% i4%—— 10 1516 15% —1lA F o 5% I 5% Fa slcn 25 Ft Reliance 1000 ll 19 -1 irox Lain iiooo io 17% -2 1-‘rigistor 00 72 70 72 +2 Funny 10 1 0% 7 + is G Autot 1099 5 310 -8 Glen LIIII 190 IN 100 1.03 Gold Ala 1000 14% 14% 10% -1% ul For 7000 ll 0 13 Ghislau 11000 72 Q 70 2 Inland C 100 305 305 305 4-! ins rstn 310 1 190 105 int At D 100 120 120 120 +3 inter 3000 14% 13% 10% srael 1000 5 5 5 -2 Jubilee 17267 275 2% 270 +10 Kelly 8000 42 42 42 Kins 1000 SN DH —-0 Kodiak Pot 1221 125 113 its -10 Lldubo 500 101 l -1 Mnlar 00 38 JO —1% Hnssvsl 11875 N 22% 23 —-1 McAdam 00 51 54 —-1 McKlnny 17 10 17 Melcii pr 310 85% 8% 5%- % on-ill 000 70 70 70 id Chib 1 83. 83 I0 Mldepu 700 19-4 190 104 +0 Mlstango 14 15 min 5500 10 0% N/r‘1% Mt Pleunt 12200 In 110 120 + N For n I00 I 4 I Newrtch O 4500 .9‘! S! 32 -1 orsc Ft! 150 I12 12 M0 7% TV: 795 + ‘:5 A Earn 51 21 21 +1 North Exp IJIN 100 173 IE ell NW Canlsk 19000 i U +1 on Mines 1000 85 I5 I I ern Expl 1000 18% 10% 10% Pat filler 0000 I audssh 1000 + % Peace Riv 2300 515505 515 +5 Porcpine 10000 6% I - 16 us Chib 1000 17% 17% 17% + Vs Que 1 Min ad Crst L Cal in 202 ‘S Silver Reg 1000 23 33 -1-! iv S 500 I5 23 Silv Town 1000 16 16 16 +1 so ey 015 15 15 + K S Dufault 7500 10% 10 10%‘ If psrtnn 5100 47 57 47 --2 Stairs Exp 0150 100 as 1(1) H d G d 6% 6% 6% -3 Surlugl I6 II I -4 ache 11% 11 alisman 4100 77 75 76 +1 Tazln 11 10% 10% - 16 ‘Trnterre 1057 230 153 305 -15 l U Corp 3 100 020% 28% 28% +1’/4 l Un Obaiski 30210 70 74 snguard -1.000 0% 6% 6% + l Weedon 10000 3% Vs Westbrne 1t))0 92 92 92 York Spec 200 86% 6% 6% Total sales: lndustrisls 151.000. mines 710.100

LIVESTOCK MONTREAL iCPi — Prices

on the east-end Montreal live- stock market. Trading was rat- her slow under a fair demand.

3000 53 ’°°° .3. 3’. .3. .Low Lake Level

V chased from the United

i Boosts Market 1 For N.S. Coal

TORONTO |CPi——'I‘he Hydro- Electric Power Commission of Ontario said here it will have to spend $40,000,000 on soft ‘ coal this year to provide steam- generated power because of I falling water levels on the Great Lakes. ,

‘A spokesman for the commis- : slon sa' in an interview thei water levels in the lakes are, the lowest in 104 years and the problem is compounded by in-’

creasing demands for electric’

power.

About $4,000,000 worth of the coal will come from Nova Sco- tia and the rest will be pur-

States.

He said although cost-a-ton; for fuel from the two coai-p1'o- ’ ducing areas were about

8'

MUNICIPAL ENGI

supervision of planning and design. C0"

sala.ry expected and date services are available- Applications to close February 239'“ 1964

lattetown, Prince Edward Island, PO. Box 98.

NEER

Applications are invited for the position of City Engineer, population approximated l3.500- Dull” l"‘l"d°

struciion. estimates

of cost and maintenance of municipal world-

Applicants should be fully 1‘98|Sl‘~’I‘_9d 0" ‘I”“I'f‘f'd ff". wglfmi I0" Applications in writing. statinfl 389- mama‘ ‘talus’ ""pe”°"°°' mmmg‘

at 5 P.M. Atlantic Stand- ard Time and should be addressed to John .1. Butler, Comptroller, Char-

a.c. Forest ix. and John me ‘ti on 11,950 shares. Labatts advanced _% to 221/:

Ince of most DIllPV(‘IlIpS was‘Lnnaii5 i-one in and Canadian D gum, .223, 307,,‘ $3,," ,5 3999113152 76 Cattle. 36 Call’?! same. Cape Breton coal fields; eaarded as firm. Many of Breweries Lg, Maison A dropped Dom Tar ms :17:/. me 17%‘ is “d 21 h°85- , could only produce about 450,-, hose posted gains while lh0S2“..’a and Ogilvie 14.. 00"‘ t =50 823% 23% 23% % Common heifers 11-1-’_>- G°°d ooo tons of the specific grad ct-lining kept eir losses In senior base metals Consoll- %"°'.“",. Au” M‘? “I 73,“ COWS 15-5945-50- medium 15‘ required. within bounds. Heavy selling in [dated Mines and S m e l t e rsl 1.-i,;'.'.l.',,: r 39:5 £5? ‘ ,,,;§,"‘ 6;“ 1 ''‘'‘15-50- 001111110“ 12-5° - 14-5° and l The U.S. orders are expected . he volatile issues did not upset idropped lé. Hudson Bay Mining’ Fsm Play 1400 sisv. 1917; 191.4 °a“"°"5 and °““°1'3 8'12'50'_ ito reach about 4.000.000 tons. 1 he blue chips unriuly. brokers and Noranda ‘ii: an Hollinger raser 75 mi 29 29 Good veialers 278-34, medium; The order from Nova Scott: 11019 . ‘/4. G %3’"“'“ 3757 :7: 2710- ‘A 22-27. common 12-21 find Ye31"‘«.is in addition to what the prov- The Dow Jones indiisiriall Among the oils B.A. Oil 0 5 ”‘1_.‘‘'‘ “BS5 1547- ll“°e'5 °°aI Producers expect-ed reragc declined 1.42 to 78.'i.30i_dropped Li, Texaco Canada ?iI,‘wI;"5’," ‘,‘5 “,4;':’,‘ 2462",. wig‘ ‘‘ No sales of sheep. Iflmbs 0' ;to sell this year. Frblli 0.93 of the decline was arose V4. zllilnger 520 mi’. 29 -is h°fl5- ' mounted for by several com-.. in primary metals Alumin- ‘ 9"’ "M 23”’ “"“" _ d ' nnent issues selling ex :liv!- lium rose 1% and Steel of :::i"°3.A,, 3 ofT3§e(!)}:T}?ei£e€§iangogeglffingg 'MOngOIla G815 end. .Canada Vs. Algoma drop d 1 Oil my 45% 4.1’ ' ' ' ‘ - Tiiriiover continued routine. iii. pa mi: Tob s 1/: 12:4 1;v.;—- is trtadffile agtgfigo a;,ug:-{en :Recogn|fiQn .340.000 shares compared with! in speculative mines on the §:fm:°;"’ ml’ gfi 17%‘: 38,.“ Tuesday i 160,000 ‘Monday. icanadian Exchange Transterre Int Nickel 916 ml’: 75% _ Demand for lower grades was FI'O‘n1 Canada SAINS 0UT.\'UMBERED dropped 15 cents and Commo- Int Pap ssi 334% 341/. we‘ is ' -mi ‘ d d i dore ten cents lubilee 10 int U111 :24 231/. is narrow" - By DAVE cmwosn ' 1'. ‘rifles’ Ira e I -85” lcents Chemaliov six c Ntmel 1'“ Um I" "5 “M Veal ca” pnces were Sm)“; OTTAWA (CP)_The can" 3 Léiinumberc gainers by a 1 to ‘tern;-“and “his - De‘_§]‘:, :1-ML‘; ter PL 310 953% 331/4 33% to hlghfilfi 1108 13110195 V‘l’)9"¢pxfi1(‘:'e“; dian government decided ' , .. ff ‘ . -lamaicn P5 310 10 and s eep an am to recognize Mongolia, a Com- 1 “‘°. :.“°.°‘at°“. ".3" 1.1:: .°:.".‘*.:.".‘: Sm" ’i**"°'*- ..r::. . at 32:: were stead» . m--at butter -me or 3-ooomoz ipc o 5 oc s o(;>7 a mo er- i “ONTREAL (._ ‘ ' Lab,” 3 mm ,3 ‘ ,,A_ .‘ Slaughter cattle 3.976: Choice peopie between R nui n nng 1. “Q I055 0‘. -5 '81 23-- - ‘V l ‘ M Th. (,.:9:|'_:“P§fl‘:"“5 M3 P11 soo sum 25% 2534. ix. steers 23-2350 with sales up Communist Chin a. it was Xerox “as the most act.‘\c; “mm-I Sm“ E_‘cM“"_nb_ ‘ so P s25 17% 171.5 24.10; 21.50-22.50; medium ieai-ned new The two count,-1,, l ssiic. l0:lt(‘llfll1],‘lZ I ne\\ _13t'i.'i-(14 com M. tabulatio of Tuesday M0123" “A” :53 ’;§'’‘ ""‘ ;§:j:::19-20; common 1§ - 18; ¢l10l<}f° will not exchange missions. i 20:5 shafes ;ec‘,‘,’,,,,’ :,:::,‘:m':'",- °"°”'l'_o°“' '" §"§’.\,}’d":;;' Moore Corp 125 352:2 1/. 52-is heifers 21'21j5° W‘tI‘l9g'(;‘;3)l_ ‘me: informants said the govern- ‘ ‘(five was “limihium L”! 8 x._E.....i 1,, W _ EH,_mn',__ N3‘ orse 1495 s is 111/. 1116+ is 9T5 10 22-40. 800d -‘~ "1' ment is fully aware that reco8- 1 ,. di 2 ‘ ,, t 28,)‘ m change is from previous board-lot cb- Mm” 173 ' 7 9:4 + W dium 17-19; common 1 ‘ nl110l‘l 0‘! Mongolia will be I-3' I .,‘?,".:,0 a:h;:‘:,‘;°' W " 3 " ' i ‘"1 ‘“'°- N §:'|‘_’an‘a‘_" 3‘; “,2 + ‘V; choice feglmyearllngs tierpreted as‘ in prlude to Cana- * ‘* ‘ ‘ . . N . *3 - ' ' 21-23: g cows - i ian recognton of China. . 5‘m°"“ “hm. m"ad‘a.". "mes ‘i A:-xiii 5"" Hm’ I" C'°'° W" iiiiiiiz mos ism. iiiu: in sales to 16.50; medium 14-15: They added that this interpre- i raded Canadian Pacific fell ' 145° 313* 13% 13'/c .. 10.13 50- - i h ' . I V. k 1 d 1 Ali: 1! 91/. 591/. 59%. is Ogime p 9 canner and cutter . . 8 tation may or may not prove i ?".d1kgntegn<a(:ieori;1:aa m l'l(‘ acid R1110 Arum M P, 4..., “in, mi, .6 + “ §::er;:‘ 153:: use + II hegvy bologna builsl com- correct. If e government de- l ' 4 - Alcan 2 pr mo :47“; 471/. 4 .— % _ mon and medium . - cided against recognition of 3"‘-‘,'"'MiP9'°"I’I“°‘ ,Il“d“°(':i :3’: $"",9§;, : ,2 ;;,':,mE:',,, 7:; i 101,5 ii + 2 Replacement cattle 400: Good China. it could argue that the f D35 W"? '33 " 2 3“ 4 A... -i- 3...... ,5 344.7, Mr, ‘W, Price ar 753 man as 3334- is light stockers 22-25; medium previous administration‘: rec- . "I"? Mme‘ 5‘ i Argus 100 I13 13 13 + is N G" 12;?’ :57“ 7“ 5*‘ “ and common 17-2l_. ognition of Albania, an ideolog- ‘ M in -imeqicai l:.”...$.."' .37.’; ii: :12: c-ms 51* g,'";.°* “:.*::°'.;...? 13”‘ ‘’‘‘'''’.‘°' .12.’ "" .°'‘i'.‘.°*° Hinge move 290918 .V 0\_"f‘Y'- ‘ ' “ _ R k n 433/ um. +1 35 with sa es 1 8 3 ommunis s, not era a Canadian issues were mixed f R::',: “2"" % :3“ 673% $%__: agii-iii A ‘ I medium 25-33: common N-24; similar diplomatic move in re- Fith Preston an (1 Brazilian ; mnq CN so + % l’:°"''']*' '; fly boners 15-M. G d A t T v88|‘d 10 P8111118- ractinn gaining Vs. Canadian‘ am e no 316% 16% 16%‘ % WI 5 ‘ Hogs 1,640: ra e n or- larconi lost Va. Canadian Jave- W" P A 135 *5’, 52 5’ ‘ V‘ 5"‘ C",-A P ‘"2 ‘:01?/'12°V"°°V' onto 27.15-27.90 closing at 21.90; , 1" ‘6 and Scurry Rainbow 0“ :29. 5:10" 130 iii“ 33.». 550’/s—: gilsallin aso sim me im heavy sows 19.30: stass 13-50 L _ anwater two sets 6% sis-A she" in 9 " on 8 dressed Well!“ I“''“- Deputy Mayor. A.H. Stewart What stocks did: run 1700 2:70 no her 1 3‘ heep and lambs 113: Good has returned to his ho m In ‘- Mon B A Bk ioo am so -1 Shop Save 1755 um ms 1iu.—9s hand elem lambs 24 per mm. 0 M_ "95. ‘ on my, 29.5,-.. srd . Mt 8 -15 W’. m_ b k dmommd Georgetown after receiving “i"°°" ' ' ac 1-‘oi-at 24% 24% + is Simpson! 200 339% 39% 3996- '4 dredw‘-"3 ~ “C ' . . treatment in the veterans wing Fephnes 591 468 Pt! NP? 353107 107 107 1 5°"""' 35° 3° ’ “ 3' 31 W’ h“"dr°dw°'gm" awn" of the Prince Edward Isl and. lnchanged 260 290 Bruck 3' zoo siz 12 12 sisal Clll 2531 235'. + is mo“ nnd meiuni 20.22; s eep . - : at i 5 mo saw 27v 27v.- is _ 110591181- mii-ziissiloan CLOSING Eiiitiig P’ E 215:: + is rséiti Can :m‘:32:2‘:32: +, 3 ‘ sgordron fsteculiiartl and Jordan 3 11.. gunning.‘ pr... Csl ow -— W8 0 are eown were stee. M w an (‘em on»: 40% «iv. + as c corp ioo sets 3132+ “ recent visitors to their home in §"'_’:",w3"“" 6842,‘ R""o°§."°'n, 1"“ f;“,,,‘;."‘ " .3’.fi’‘ 2-w. 2,34%.“ Tr §'tui-{L as 315% ii‘; l5%— Georgetown, where they visited —,...s Edison sov. south Pacific ms Can M it mo 1 21% 21+ as Walk 6 w iios sew. om TORONTO (CF) _ The mm‘ with their parents, Mr. and Mi»; Sen Eleé ssv. S1 iN.v 100 59% is Webb iron 100 75 75 "5 :’ d ed mm“ h . A.l-1. Stewart. .:::* ii in" 1:: 132* * 5:... its :12: ii... ii». i: .’.’I.‘i."‘§§..’".?.f‘."...".’. W... .1... Mn and mm. on chamo- . 01' I um . - - i - , 9:; i is It fipr issios 107 107 - D . 30 or in and family of Pictou. N.S., were Kne'nnecotT Tt 725% “mm W‘ 3:»: prsiig sisal 491/‘. 43»:-— ts " CANADIAN :,he‘;,l_°west “me ec . recent guests of Mrs. Chaisson's c nr Alum 1 9 9 - I5 A .03: ‘°5 ‘:2 "° "" The turnover dipped to 3.152,‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. William CP',',‘:,‘,',' 3., C %l§‘glh‘:3,M— is Atlas oi moo iso 150 iso -9 000 shares. missing the backing PI'0SP9l'- ow ioo sim 16% 16% Ausiutiu 1045 1' " of usually active speculative TIl0m8S CU"‘an- MLA 0138“- , C M,m,,,i 1115 ‘ M 36 3:50“ -2“ Bms,t‘om:‘nv" Gm 8% I “M -‘ trading‘ voiume on D“, 30 wu wing Road. was a recent visitor MONTREAL (CP)——'I‘he stock 0 7" 3 ‘ g 2.944.000 shares. to eorgetown. narket was mixed Tuesday at C Rgxdz: 3 :15: :34,‘ 3:‘ “ :.',",$" 1 "ix 3:: '7 32: in Banks were lower on the in- Mr. and Mrs. William Prosper 01059 OI lffldiflfl 31 the Cap Wire coo us «-14 Cum o 1100 izs no in +8 dustrial board, Nova Scotla and Gnr. William Prosper. Jr., ltinntreal and Canadian Stock Cent n ma 1 4»: c Collieries 100 3:14. 10% 3“ :5" down 1/4 and Imperial Bank of were recent visitors to Alberton 5X<‘I1Bn8¢8- °:"";"':.,5 3;," iii: in 5 Ds::.-i.ty A 3 its us its Commerce and Royal Vs each. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pros- The composite index was un- it ‘7 "“ ’' ‘ ass is c I soo 433 +3 Toronto-Dominion was even at per's daughter. Mrs. Ron Pettitt tlianged at 132.7 and declined ‘ 0" 3135“ 31' ai —+- V: C:n|:vM"nn mo 13 52% on 3.362 shares. including and Cpl. Pettitt. Gnr. William Kl:'.ed advances 93 to 80. , cm. Plp M2105 More new to — is Chomslly M0 .3‘ M +"V_ a special size transaction of Prosper on hi; return to George Trading was fairly active. « Cr cork 70 3 .3 ‘I CliI:mE:’ iwotloo s 5 2,050 shares at $02.00 0 share town left for his army unit in -mtustrlals turned over 151.600 §",',"f;:.' 3, .7 _u ci..,.i...a ratio 4 4 4 Among selected issues, Alu- Wlnnipeg_ Mnn__ and will ern. Iliares and mines and oils 740,- D,,,,,,,, mu. me am 4- 96 corn oil son on 4! I -4 minlum rose . D011? bark shortly for duty in Ger- 00 shares. DGlnss sis sisv. iov. im—is Cmnodore no so I0 *1“ "‘ inicn Foundries and Steel *5. ma y, % Miss Mary-Lou Cremin of Bon-

n, Mass, and Charlottetown, was a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Han-

7.225 shares. including a apecinl , of 5,000 shares at

size $23.35 a are. 2 Consolidated Min in g and 1

smelting declined Si and Inter- national Nickel 96 in senior base metals. Lnhe Dufault Inc or 15 cents to 9.30 in juniors. Dome and Rollinger both dio- ped as among senior . Harrison Minerals was tiss- iieavy trader on a quiet specn-? lative board. urnover was} 226.500 shares to close ven at ‘ 15 cents. Consolidated Mogul-' ell 35 cents to 1). ‘ Hudson Bay 011 and Gas Inp- zed is among senior waters ll .

s on index. the Exchange index ‘

,137Grnfton Char

en.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil LeLat-heur of Bunbury recently Georgetown where friends.

Miss Beatrice Mair. who re- cently returned from England, is visiting with her uncle. Harry Y to

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motored they visited

or n. Walter Mach.-an is a patient

in the Charlottetown H o s p ital.

where he will undergo surgery

The Sole Tou’ve

popular 2 and 3 button style. Wide choice of muted checkis. neat patterned effects and plains . .

um greys, blues and browns.

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