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TRADE-IN-NOW AND SAVE UP TO ‘75! ONE WEEK ONLY! SALE STARTS TODAY - ENDS JUNE 5th

575 TRADE-IN ~ LIVING ROOM SUITES

$75 00 Trade-in Micictin for your old: Living- Room Suite on the purchase of any new suite selling at 229.95 or over.

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If your old living.room suite is no longer comfortable or is getting shabby now is the time to trade it in. You will receive $75.00 allowance regard- less of it’s condition.

-- Choose-your- new-suite from a wide selection of —— Canada’s leading furniture makers.

Unruly members of a crowd violence broke out. Thousands protesting a Nazi rally at gathered in the small park Toronte’s midtown AHan Gar- following advertisement. of dens got a trip downtown in a what was to have been a Nazi: y police wagon Sunday after rally. : (CP Wirephots).,,. A

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By EDDY GILMORE into effect at the state depart- LONDON (AP) — Europeans | ment and in American missions and Americans living abroad abroad. , have greeted President John- Said Angier Biddle Duke, son's drink - American policy American ambassador to Spain: with reactions ranging from| “Many Europeans look upon enthusiastic approval to whoops | the United States as of laughter. tion still unable te do great Earlier this week, White | things. It will come to House sources said that since a surprise that we can August’ 1964;-no French or other good _ do. foreign wines had been served | when they recognize this they at the executive mansion. The will recogni same sources sald the drink- ae things —, Dee American policy was being put | Dijon, rance’s Burgundy

NO DOWN PAYMENT

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‘spokesman for the saan : Housing a | ) i na een eet emains of Mr. Johnson. In French em- ql e Inadequate Batts “ag nerece - - 7s | WINNIPEG (CP) — Citisen- [Seen ae nap News No need to throw out that old uncomfortable mattress. Holman's will cllow you

ship Minister Nicholson said | Saturday ‘‘there are still far too eeaa = “chamberlain of the many Canadians housed in des- ‘Knights of Wine-Tasting: “This perately~ inadequate and over- is really bad news for the crowded accommodation.” lomatie corps. I don’t think the He said three of every 10! ;guests of American embassies Canadian homes are more than are going to appreciate this .40 years old and more than five privation either.” per cent require major and ex- | Bertrand Mure president of tensive repairs. the Interprofessional Committee He told a Winnipeg sympo- of Champagne Wine: sium on planning, renewal and “You can find in Nhe United housing that in the last 10 years, States a great number of qual- _ with the aid of the National ity wines—which instead ae ts: Housing Act, there has been ing European names in an er- great improvement in the hous- raneous fashion — Merit their

up to 15.00 for it on the purchase of a new one. Choose a quality mattress from Simmons, Sealy or Inner Spring Mattress Co. Every mattress priced at 39.95 or over is included. s] 5 TRADE IN Allowance on all Mattresses priced over $60.00 5 TRADE IN Allowance on all Mattresses priced from . 10 39.95 to 59.95

All Sizes Available

ms os in Canada.” own names.” sone tied — not enough waa hires a at as MATCHING BOX SPRINGS AVAILABLE

“In 16 years we have only | shake with laughter. Drink approved 12,700 public housing | American wine? Your president . “a _mere 0.7 per cent of |.can't be serious.” the total addition to Canada’s rench diploma’ isbon: housing stock. Out of every ihe eneatiaie ae eee 1,900 homes constructed in that |* A foreign diplomat in Athens:

period only seven were public | | "It’s ridiculous. housing units.” | Americans sete to sil wines

SHARE DWELLINGS from home than to buy local

-About 250,000 Canadian famil- Wine, which is excellent.” ‘aa on

fes were still forced to share _ A European diplomat in

their accommodation with oth- Rome: ‘Don't quote me by

ers. mame because my country “Close to one-fifth of our Would not approve of me ap- dwellings still lack modern Proving American wines. But— | -and bathing facilities. Fifteen per ‘hey. are good, and I see no ; i reason why American diplomats

cent of all housing units do not even have such simple, funda- | Shouldn't serve them.”

mental requirements as an or- dinary toilet. The liver of the basking shark

“In the great wealth of 20th 2" Yield up to 200 gallons of century Canada, no one should vitamin-rich oll. have to spend his life in third- | tate housing, in second-class surroundings whilst living in a first-class country.”

Mr. Nicholson also said = deficiencies of slums blighted areas feed upon one another, compounding the ills of municipalities.

“You certainly cannot ‘nies | any municipality, saddled with slums, bespecked with blight, to be in a good position to com- pete successfully for new indus- try. for new jobs and for new opportunities.” |

The text of Mr. Nicholson’s remarks was provided to the | press before delivery.

HALIFAX PILGRIMAGE

to St. Anne De Beaupre, Que. Leave Halifax Monday, 19th ey | | rurna Friday, July 23, 1965. ze $25.00 Trade-in Allowance for your old Kitchen , $50.00 Trade-in Allowance for your old Bedroom

oo an "$3206; Bordo” a in or Dinette.Suite on the purchase of a new suite Suite on the purchase of a new suite at 169.95 or

with SAME TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE

Amherst, N.S. $30.00. at 79.95 or over. over. C. N. Chartered Busses from P. E: I. to Amherst, to connect We are. offering our entire stock of many : Any three pieces of bedroom furniture with with Pilgrimage train from Halifax, N.S. io designs and patterns. Choice of chrome or the exception of mattresses will be accepted. ‘ For tickets reservation and any information contact: bronzetone in 5, 7 or 9 piece suites. ° Choice of many ae in Modern, oO : Hilda Power Provincial or Colonial styling. N Dow hea i sae ® 8 PAY AS LOW AS Gadhia PAY AS LOW AS :

Phone 422-7528 6.00 Monthly

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