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Vital Statistics

BIRTHS

SHOTE — Mr and Mrs. Douglas Buote are happy to announce the birth ot their daughter Lise Marie on March

“ANNOUNCEMENTS |

-GITY AND QUEENS} KINGS COUNTY. DAVID STEWART. Cra WE STILL have a good selection “a 5 Ihe., 12 ons. A sister for Kelly IN MEMORIAM

absent from his practice trom *#ting and cooking applies from $1 09 | Mave so-21 inclusive ” | pg and up. Bert Haneveld, M ANNUA eeting — | GARNBUM In loving memory of - Bonn a PE} Dairymes’s| wayne HOBBS now open isiand my father Brenton J. Garnhum whe Pooles Corner. tele passed away March 4%, 1963 Time goes on with many changes,

Association » March 17, 1985 | auto ne a.m. Charlottetown Hotel ' eo ee ee ee

Joys and sorrows, smiles and tears But his memory we will cherish

RADIO ‘and Record pairs. customer satisfaction guaranteed With the passing of the years

service. Also antennas instiled Telephone 45547 from § a.m. to 9 p.m Blocks. |ever remembered by spn Paul, Doro- thy and family

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OM. TREATED Nut cosl now in stock Macleans Concrete telephone 8386-4626, Montague

GOLD SYDNEY cos! on hand Tele PRINCE COUNTY

44553 for prompt delivery for | ‘woal needs call Arnfast Lid. BENEFIT CARD party te assist Che verie Fund in Cape Traverse Hall, | Tuesday, March Sth, at 8.15 p.m. Lanch served by Cape Traverse W.1.

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Why oct start « hobby’

of Handicraft supplies. supplies, now at The Chariettetown Hotel

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BOOKS FOR COLOREDS |

There are 11 libraries in Jo- | hannesburg; South ‘Africa, ‘which cater to the needs speci- 'fieally: of non-white residents.

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RIVER Rink tonight Mon

Bulldogs vs. Pownall game in best of seven Game time 630 p.m Ad and 9% cents to all

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NOTICES

POULTRY WADDELL BROS. CRAPAUD -

Accepting poultry at our plant “every Monday. Large lots by appoint- ment only.

TICES

WANTED

For good g:ades of scrap material, delivered to our yard on Kent Street. we are paying the following prices:

& STEEL SCRAP ....... (eeteeeseeeens $12.00 per TON

vy eS ovqess SPeecoced oceans 19 Cts. per La.

Sdewbgrcoooooccccocecascces . a? Crs. per Lb.

mass. eddasbedeneecenese Sabede eves +16 Cts. per Lb.

a poediphdceccceesccoess epiite .13 Cts. per Lb.

cekbaebsdond soccccocccscsepesiec, GR Gat Gm.

wee vee $3.00 Each

7EERIES RsdaBahtauastoese sie vessereers,. $1.35 Eacm |

" Charlottetows wm MAURICE BLOCK Co, LTD.

IN.MEMORIAM -

SMITH — In fod and loving memory,

of a husband, father and grandfather

William A. Smith, whe passed away

March 2. 1962

Three years ago today

Our father passed away

Se you who have @ father

Please cherish him with care

For you will never know the heart- ach

Till you see his vacant chair

Always remembered by Violet, Alda,

Dale and Gail

GARNHAM — In loving memory af Brenton J. Garnham, who passed away March #th, 1963

For those we love within the veil, Who once were comrades of our way We thank thee, Lord; for they have

won

To cloudless day Remembered always by Ethel

Royal Trust Five-Year Guaranteed Investment Receipts Earn

* Terms for shorter periods are available on request. Interest rates

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DOMINION BUILDING Telephone 892-2434

it’s in your best interest

| Highly-Manufactured Goods ‘alts | Should Feature In Exports ‘

‘highly

The

Economie Council of Canada, lalso looks to increased exforts 9° processing. of other non-agricultural

Mr. Blake .

money Uauihart hick foithe fie ie surance company every yea

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By JAMES NELSON

OTTAWA export projections tar the period to 1970 says Canada should ship

abroad at a steadily expariding | rate of 10 per cent a year.

lucts and—tentatively—to some slump in the rate of expansion of agricultural exports.

Highly - manufactured goods are those a high de-

high labor outlay, as te to agricultural and Saat once.

(CP)— study of

manufactured goods The study is based on the re- |J¢t

al

study, prepared for the

jindustrial production. in But the report,. prepared by ‘years ahead.

HARDWARE ‘BUILDING

prod- to ‘to 1963,

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the

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stil difficult to forecast; The report gays “that in this with any reasonable accuracy. |context it is reasonable fo pro- the growth of —— lmerchandise exports to $9,800, jlation between Canadian exports |9q9,000 in’ 1970 from $6,800,000,- | But the report says the agrt- | tea Ee world, —— 4 000 = 1963. a, an average | cultural export projections aré

in the past, annual grow at OS pee cet teed coy oo ek be ines modities which require little at \profections made by others for ‘for all exports, compared with now of Communist-country im- the a 4.4 per cent in the seven years |port plans for this crop year

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20 pasiel colors and white.

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hue sepust eaVisages agricul"

and De-\tural exports in 1970 amounting. stpsosensns to $1,600,000,000,° compared with «

» $1,500,000,000 in’ 1963. This fe-

major west European wos: | presents an annoal increase of ,

a 5.5/1.5 per cent between 1963 and of in- |1970, compared with an actual annual increase of 2.3 per cent. in the previous seven years and an increase of 2.9 per cent an- *nually in the seven years before that.

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hard overnight

to a hard finish in a few hours

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MAPLE LEAF

SUMP PUMP

sure to cause floods. It is automatic and starts.and stops with . the.rise.and fall of the water.

@ % HP. electric motor @ Capacity about 3700 gallons per hour

Reg. 49,95

39.97

CEDAR SHINGLES B. C. Cedar

beauty of wood by using British aight Hight fl yy me building gra ‘ Piywood ts one of the most adaptable insure continued satisfaction bg Not al i your 6 sn * it easily applied in the “‘doit-yourself” project, but 2” length it also tuts time and oe ot | eS ee eenare strength and service offered by this is re- No, 2 grade Royals . saweed ty its : * @ 5/16” thick @ Large 4’ x & sheets Reg. 17.95 © Adet gam

@ 5/16" thick @4 x 8 sheets ° /

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in 4 x 8 sheets

2.47

Easily % inch thick. Regular 2.96 ........

HARDBOARD

Regular 18. bed

PRE FINISHED PLYWOOD

Philippine mahogany no finishing. 3/16” ra re

The best iron for wash and wear oat te ae

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last heating ns for 1 a Regular 19.95 ......

General Electric HAIR DRYER

Medailion model with carrying yy Ay nn ag

aie OAT | STAINLESS STEEL SINK .

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