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IlON'!'l.lAL, Oct. 8 - (OP) - Ileat prices will definitely drop it the Canadian dollar goes to par with United states currency, Agri- cultum Minister Gardiner yester- dly told the Montreal branch of ti: Agricultural Institute of Can- '. .

"You will get your steak cheap- er." he said. "Ham and other pork products. shculd be cheaper and probably eggs and poultry products also will go down."

TIM Alriculture Minister said Canada farm i promises to maintain its present high level for some time. The present income is

' at an all-time high of 32.500.000.000.

The cattle and hog branch in Central Canada is thriving as never before, he said, and poultry and egg producers have boosted egg ex- ports from 1,000,000 to 86,000,000 dozens annually. Feed produce from the west was finding a ready mar- ket in the east.

only apple growers have suf- fered adversely, he said. "They met the greatest threat and can- not be said to have completely re- cove ed."

A urlng this improved trend is Britain's Improved dollar situation which may enable her to buy more

ads shortly, he said.

"More than a third of Canada's exports come from the farm." he said. "Practically all our wheat hog and dairy export products go to Britain while more than 400.000 head of our cattle find a market in the U. S."

However. he added. with an in- rease of business. the farmers also have to cope wlthlncreased costs of production.

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Pursuant to and by virtue of a writ of Execution to me directed and. issued out of the County Court of Queen's County in Prince Edward Island on the 13th day of Septembe A. D., 1950. an a Judg- ment for seventy and 80yl00 Dol- lars 670.80) recovered by the Board of Trustees of Kelly's Cross School District Number 146 against certain lands owned by Patrick Flood of Kelly's Cross.

I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NUPICE that on Thursday the 19th day of October A.D., 1960. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon in front of the Law Courts Build- ing in Charlottetown in Queen's county aforesaid I will set up and sell by public Auction to the high- est bidder the lands and premises hereinafter described, that is to say:

All that tract, piece or parcel of land situate lying and being on Lot or Township Number 29 in Queen's County, aforesaid. bound- ed on the West by the Maple wood Road on the North by lands now or formerly in the possession of Charles Flood, on the East by lands now or formerly in possession of Stirling Weddell and in the South by lands now or formerly in the possesicn of John Nantes and containing one hundred acres of land a little more or less. DATED at Charlottetown in

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Millions Of fans To See Series BLTV

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3 - (CP) - Millions of baseball fans cluster- ed before television sets as far as 1,000 miles away will see the World Series with more "eyes" than the 33,166 who get seats in Shibe Park.

Television. reaching out to a greater audience than ever be- fore in series history, will have five cameras trained on the play.

'Niey'll follow the ball. and the players, too; peer into dugouta and bulipens and glimpse the faces of some of the fans. I

"We hope to do the best lob ever." said a spokesman for station WPTZ which which will origin- ate ihe telecasis here. "We think the televiewers will see the games better than the crowd in the ball park."

The television will be carried by cable and microwave relay to 47 cities from Boston west to Omaha, NIeb., and south to Jacksonville,

More than 5.000.000 receivers now are in operation in the United States and another 17,000 in Can- ada-the greatest number in hist- ory. The NBC research depart- ment estimated 'that some 38,000.- 000 people will watch all or part of the first four games on tele- vision. If the series lasts longer, the audience total will increase proportionately. - '

There was no breakdown of the Canadian TV audience but a good guess would be something like 70,- 000. Some 44 per cent of Canada's TV sets capable of picking up the series are in the Windsor, Ont., area and another 34 per cent in the Toronto area.

The all-time attendance record for a World Series game is the 88,288 crowd that watched Boston Braves defeat Cleveland Indians ll-5 in the fifth game of the 1948 series. And the four-game record is 201,705 for the Yankees-Pirates series in 1927.

MOSCOW, Oct. 3 - (AP) - The Literary Gazette today. included Henry A. Wallace on its list of "enemies of humanity” and called the former leader of the American Progressive Party a "political busi- ness man." Wallace, former U. S. vice-president, was condemned by the newspaper along with a whole list of writers and cultural fig-

ures, including American author John Dos Passos, as "Truman iackeys."

rinronai-: SALE

TO BE SOLD by public auction, in frcnt of the Law courts Build- ing. in Charlottetown, Queen's County, Prince Edward Island, on THURSDAY, the 26th day of Oc- tober, 1950, at the hour of TWELVE O'C!.OCK NOON, .. ALL THAT TRACT PIECE AND parcel of land, situate, lying and being at Morell on Township Num- ber 4-0 in King's County, l.n Prince Edward Island. bounded and de- scribed as follows, that is to say: COMMENCING on the west side of the Morell Road at the southern boundary of a plot of land owned by David Stafford, thence running westwardiy along the said bound- ary of the said David Stafi'crd's land for the distance of one hund- red and twenty-eight feet five inches, thence southwardly near- ly at right angles about ninety- nine feet to a point one hundred and twenty-six feet. six inches from the said Morell Road in the continuation cf the line of an exist- ing fence, thence nearly at right angles eastwardly along the said line twen -six feet six inches, thence nort eleven degrees east by the magnetic meridian of the year 1764 for the distance of ten feet, thence easbwardly about one hundred and ten feet to a point in the west side of the said Morell Road sixty feet a inches from the point of commencement. thence northwardly along the said Road sixty feet six inches to the place of commencement being thus de- scribed in a Deed dated the seven- th day of September, 1914. from Robert N. Cox and wife to Charles De Bay. ALSO ALL'I'HA'1'parcelof land situate, lying and beinit Iin Int or Township number Forty in Kings County aforesaid. bounded and de- scribed as follows. that is to say: COMMENCING at a point on the east side of the Road leading from Morell Hall to St. Peters Bay shore. at the southwest angle of land in possession of Frank Ros- siter thence esstwardly along the southern boundary of the said Frank Rossiter's land a distance of ten chains. thence southwadly at right angles a distancerof two chain . thence westwardiy at right anal and parallel with the first named line a distance of ten chains to the said Road. thence northwardly along the said Road a, distance of two chains to the place of commencement and con- taining TWO acres of land, being thus described in a Deed from John Pheian and wife to Charles De Bay, dated the second day of March. A. D. was The above sale or land is. made pursuant to a power of sale con- tained in a certain Indentura of Mortgage dated the 9th day of Oetcber, i918. and made between Charles De Dale of Morell. in King's County. in Prince iltdward island. Fisherman. and Florence

De Bale. his wife. of the one part.

and Harvey D. Mcslwen oi Morell aforesaid, Merchant. of the other part. default having been made in the payment of principal and interest secured by said Mortgage.

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Serieiiloies

By JACK SULLIVAN

(Canadian Press Staff writer) 4PiiIl..ADIll:LPHIA. Oct. I - (OP) - Ouff-notes on the World series: en Philly manager Eddie saw- yer dropped his bombshell an- nouncement today that relief ace Jim Konstanty would start the Series opener against New York Yankees tomorrow. a sports writer asked him about his starting hurl- on.

"Oh. they'll be in the bull pen,” the likeable Sawyer explained. Incidentally, this will be the first starting assi t for the bespect- acled Philadelphia whiz kid since he left Toronto Maple beats of the International League at the end of the 1948 season. Jim, who has serv- ed as fireman for Philly pitchers the last two years, had a 10-10 rec-' ord with the Leafs in '46.

A Nice Guy '

And Sawyer, dubbed a ”nice guy" by sports -writers in the Na- tional and American Leagues, prev- ed just that at ,shibe Park this afternoon when his kids were put through a two-hour batting and infield workout. Sawyer didn't see it because he was busy answering questions thrown at him by a group of sports writers around the third- base line.

He answered every question a!- fabiy and an outsider would ost figure the Phlls were going ough a routine. session before a. regular league game instead of build- 13 for Philadelphia Phillies' first W d Series opener in 33 years.

The likeable one-time college professor has made a "bum" out of tea Durocher. manager of New York Giants. Fans recall Leo's now- famous statement at start of the season: ”Nice guys finish last."

An Omen!

In keeping with the whiz kids' fever that has hit this city of brotherly love, the Garden state Race'Track at nearby Camden. N. J., dedicated its opening pro- gram to the Phiilies. Each race was named after a Philadelphia player The 35,000 fifth-race feature was known as the "Whiz Kids". A start- er was a three-year-old named "Danger Ahead." .Yes, it was an also-ran.

Wot,. No Tickets?

The shortage of World Series tickets is reminiscent to a Canad- ian of the annual scramble for Grey Cup ducafs, but they can be had here for a price -- anything from 545 to purchase of an automobile. A used-car dealer came up with this newspaper advertisement to- day: "world Series tickets given free with each car sold."

Baseball Attendance

NEW YORK. Qct. 3 - (AP) - Only four teams. two in each lea- gue, showed increases as major league baseball attendance this year dipped 14 per cent.

Philadelphia Phillies, winners of the National League pennant, saw their attendance skyrocket 10 397,382 fans over 1049. Chicago Cubs, who finished seventh, had an increase of 22.805.

In the American League. De- troit and St. Louis Browns were over last year's marks. The Tigers were up 129,274, while the Browns. surprisingly, had a 44,008 increase.

The miracle of Canada is the reward of its thrifty people: it is a standard of living wrought by men and women who believe in spending and saving wjseiy. The average Canadian, for example, owns his own car and his own home. He pays his bills when due. His pattern of living is excellent. when ills pattern heals

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Guldera Club Meeting

The opening meeting of the Guid- crs Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Dumont. 3rd Floor. 226 Pownal St. We especially in- vite all new Leaders of Brownies and Guides and sincerely hope that our veteran Leaders will also be pre- sent. Many matters are to be dis- cussed that BIB of vital importance to you and your Guides and. without your opinions and support decision cannot be reached so please do come. The time is 5.1!). Light lunch will be served and we should com- plete our business by B p. m. This is our first meeting since spring; let's make it a real good one.

Southport Brownies

Mrs. Urban MacQuaid of South- port Brownies reports most en- couraging progress with her new Brownies. Mrs. M. wood is Tawny Owl and with Brown owl it should not be long before we have some real tip top Brownies in southport. The Wiomenls Institute are spon- sors, as they are of the Guides and made a very welcome gesture by do- nating ten dollars towards initial expenses.

Markets At A Glance

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Toronto-Stocks higher; trials climb strongly. Montreal-Stocks higher; papers advanceto new highs. New York- Stocks profit-taking cuts gains. Toronto-Bacon hogs, grade "A" unsettled; prices not established. New York-Cotton closed 45 cents to s1.60 a bale lower.

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THE ROYAL CANADIAN. ARTILLERY

Needs young men Between tlie ages of 17V: and 30 with a minimum of Grade 8 Education

Join The 28th L.A.ll. Regiment Il.c.l.

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The 114th (Charlottetown) Ity. will commence I Fell training on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3rd. AT 7.30 PM.

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Social Functions.

Enlist at the 28th L.A.A. Orderly Room located in the Armouries, Charlottetown

Exercise at Squaw Point on 8th. Oct. 1950

Recruits Wanted

Today, the Canadian Army Reserve Force assumes a place of im- portance to Canada's freedom that is almost unparalleled in our

In order that this country may take its rightful place among free nations of the world in the preservation of peace and Iva-dam, Canada emu! be strong. Canada must make her Reserve Force strong!

From Newfoundland to British Columbia. Canada is calling men from every walk of life-men who are willing to devote part of their time to serving Canada.

Canada's need for more men in the Reserve Force was never greater.

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