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Cars For Sale

lat and will not be divulged under

I -‘ or damage alleged to arise through ' either failure or delay In forwarding

1950 VANGUARD FOR SALE. In good running order also 19.-‘>9 Vauxhall Victor. Contact Wallace Gallant. Oyster Bed Bridge, P.E.I.

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1963 VOLKSWAGEN FOR SALE. Deluxe model. radio and win- ter tl-res. Used as second car.

Employment Wanted I RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED lady requires housework by the day. References‘ if desir- ed. Telephone 4-4526 for fur- ther particulars. MIDDLE-AGED LADY DE- sires work. Will do housework by the day or look after child-

Phone 436-5727 or can be -seen ren. References If desired. at 188 Amett Avenue. Sum- For further particulars tele- merside. phone 4-9660.

1959 METEOR (RIDEAU 500). Opportunities for sale. Excellent condition.

equipped with automatic V-8‘ engine. automatic transmission

and radio. Also Remminton

automatic shotgun. Telephone

4-9622.

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575 have earned $3000.00 $5000.00 in 1963. We supply

stock on credit. Pleasant. pro- I fitablc biisincss backed by

Canada wide inrliistry. F or

free inlormations. write Paula

Products 21 St. Paul, east.

Monr.reaI.

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until 10 eac night - groceries children's wear. St. ter's Road. phone 2-I862.

WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY travel among consumers in Kings and Prince Co. manent connection with large manufacturer, only reliable hustler

‘U to '2‘

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= ers. electric sewing machines.

”_ HOME and AUTO

Wallpaper Sale

100's of New 1964 Patterns . . . Priced from 65c Per double. roll

Fa rm crs -.\In rket

Special Notices

HOG GROWER TN FIVE BAGI

lots, cash price $3.75 . cwl: Bran. $2.45 per cwt;

Master Pig Starter Pellets

$4.95 per cwt: potato baskets

in stock. We do custom grind-

ing and mixing. Dillon and

Spillet l.td.. Chick Hatchery.

Charlottetown.

Articles Wanted

“Be sure to see our lovely line of Wallpaper before you

decorate. SPECIAL PRICES ON ROOM LOTS.

WANTED ALE BOTTLES

20¢ per dozen I-IONE

4-8595 FIRESTONE ALE BOTTLES HOME & AUTO Paying 20 cents per ozen C°- L*‘*- MAURICE BLOCK 187 Gt. George St. . T . Dial 45547 I I58 Kentcsto L 09;) Eaton’:

FURNITURE and

APPLIANCE SALE

Livingroom. bedroom. kitchen and baby furniture. Box springs '

and mattresses: large ‘ variety of good used furniture. We take trade es. oil

and wood. oil and gas. oil and electric. automatic oil, coal and wood. Electric and propane

all sizes. We take trades. Laundry equipment. washers, automatic. washers wriager.

gas. Dish washers and dryers. floor polishers, vacuum clean- Televisions all sizes, new and used. We take trades. Refrig- ‘ erators. oil. ectric, Food freezers new and used. Noth- ing down 2 years to pay.

FIRESTONE HOME and AUTO

PHONE 4-5547

TIME

To Think of Gibson I964 Refrigerator

and Food Freezers all new models including the wonderful frost-free. 2-door DeLuxe. Think of it—no frost ever. Before you buy see the Gibson Refrigerator and Freezers

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Good Things To Eat VALLEY APPLES — RUSSET8. Delicious, and Northern spy. Wheatley‘s on the Airport

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1983

REAL ESTATE

BUYING SELLING RENTINV NE 43268

PHO - J. W. MacKEl\lZIE Real Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker

Charlottetown

FOR REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE

In Charlottetown Consult Peake-Martin

92 Queen Street Phone 2-1264

Properties For Sale

HOUSE FOR SALE

Eight room house. one o

ar garage and large lot back of

house for sale in Snmimerside. Contains 4 bedrcoms with

ample closet in each I-avid linoleum on bedroom floor! an iall.

Living room. (Li -i g room. modern kitchen and den. Tiled and hardwood floors. Cement nll heated Continuous water both winter

‘partially furnished. Ideal for two separate apartments. For fiii-ther inforrnation Tel. Charlottetown 894-6319 Afte

NEW DELUXE MOBILE ROM

for sale. 50x10. Completely furnished with extra features. Near city. Selling at a greatly reduced price. Apply ln writ- ing to Guardian-Patriot Box 20897. Charlottetown.

TWEN TH CENTURY mobile home for sale. Furnish- ed. three bedrooms. coloured fixtures throughout. N

porch attached. Will consider furniture as part payment. For further particulars tele- phone 4-78111. -

Notice to Rural

Subscribers

The expiry date of your subscription appears un- der the name and ad- dress on the mailing label

We will sell by PUBLIC AUC- TION in front of the law- Oourts Building at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday. February 25th.

1964. 1961 MORRIS OXFORD. '

4-Door Sedan. _ Repc-ssessed u II it e r Chattel

Mortgage between RUSSELL

MCKEARNEY and The PROV-

INCIAL BANK OF CANADA.

Legal Notices

NOTICE OF CITATION

In Re Estate of WILLIAM- AUBREY MUTCH late. of I-Ioueton In Queens Countv.

Province of Prince Edward Is- land. Farmer. deceased. tes- tate

NOTICE . HEREBY GIVEN that in Citation as Iracted for the final accounts Estate and for distribution and the Iiearinig of same shall be before the pre- siding Justice in the Estates Division of the Supreme Court at the Court House in Char- lottetown in Queens County on Wednesday the lath day of March next coming. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. DATED this with day of Feb-

ruary A.D 1964. Kenneth R. MacDonald Proctor.

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SERVICES

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By J- R. WilliomsKNOTlCES I a I .- . '’—“"”"’’‘—-i"—‘°'-W——iWIl|ItlS In S. Rhodesia STOO

NearMomentOIIruth

By CAROL KENNEDY LONDON (CPI —— The white -population of Southern Rhodesia ‘is moving towards its moment ‘of truth over independence-an issue could involve the whole Commonweal .

. The choice is whether to seek iindependence with British ap- iproval. which implies a speedy lreform of the constitution to -bring more Negro Africans into }government, or seize it illegally to maintain white rule by 1-14th the population. There are 150.000 whites. 3.690.000 Ne- .groes ‘ A unilateral declaration Independence would be ?garded as an act of rebellion against the Queen. To stay in power. the rebels would need support of the governor

of re-

fand armed forces, who woul 3have to reject their oath of ‘ allegiance. IVALUE TRADITION I Under these terms. the col- ‘ony could no longer stay in the Commonwealth. If it did the multi-racial family of nations ‘would be ripped apart along color lines. But a break would be traumatic. not least because the British tradition is precious [to "the Rhodesian way of life." iTliey pride themselves on their .loyalty and war record. ‘ Fateful steps in the decision .could come now that Prime

of your paper. Please check occasionally to en- sure continued delivery. Expiry notices are mailed one month in advance, and again during the month the paper expires. In case of error. please notify the Circulation Department.

The Guardian-Patriot‘

Charlottetown. P.E.I. Phone 4-8506

PAQUET'S Radio and T.V.

Sales and Service

NOW LOCATED AT RESIDENCE ON

Chapel Street Tel. I66 SOURIS

jMinister Winston Field. 8 con- 'S(‘IPl1IIOllS man seeking a com- promise, has been challenged ‘in a secret caucus meeting by ‘right-wing rebels in his Rho- ideslan Front Party.

; Field. in Britain recently for ‘informal talks with Prime Min- Ilster Sir Alec Douglas-Home. ‘look a hasty flight home on ‘IIPEFIIIE of the growing revolt ion independence. Informed sources said the party's parlia- lmentary caucus was split down ‘the middle.

‘ Decision point Is hastened by ltwo speclres haunting the gov- ;-erning whites in Salisbury:

Money To Loan

—The prospect of a Labor

DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO ‘Discontinue DELIVERY SERVICE However. we will continue to make pick-up orders.

LARRY’S RESTAURANT

NEED $50 ‘TIL PAY DAY It Costs

Only 47c FO_R TWO WEEKS

CRESCENT

FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED PHONE R92-2411

government in year that might "sell us down the river" to a Negro ma- jority. Labor would certainly be less sympathetic than the Tories.

-—Thc recent violence In East Africa's newly independent states. proof to most white

Britain this .

Rhodesiaiis that Africans are not yet ready to govern and th Prime Minister Field's policy of "evolution. not rev- olution" Is the only sensible course.

EST R BAN

The hard-shell white suprem- acists in the government are not even sold on evolution. They want to stamp out African poi litical activity now. The mount- in unrest following a ban on nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo has put the country “almost in a state of cold war." as Minister of Justice Clifford Dupont ut it.

Field's personal position as a -comparatively moderate leader is in danger. If more extreme politicians feel his ‘Britain has failed and It is time

d 3 for a showdown, they may force

f him to resign and take the issue to the country In a general ,election. .

If he does. there Is no guar-

lantee that moderation will pi'e- not h

lvail. despite deep loyalty ‘the Crown that will recoil at gthe idea of armed rebellion.

I The truth is that white Rho- Idesians are really worried now. ;'Most from racial ,hatred. but are convinced that ;in present-day Africa. Negro (rule leads to chaos.

i They are bitter at what they iconsider Britain's double-deal- ling over the years and are so {ultra-sensitive to criticism some ;even see e C as a sub- Iversive purveyor of liberal I ideas. "Liberal" is generally an llllsllll on Rhodesian lips.

fisrarus UNIQUE i Above all. they are sharply conscious of their country‘: Illlllqlle status in the Common- lwealth. nl' other colonies. illhodesia has been self-govern- ‘sing since 1923. Independent in 'all but name. inevitably. there its much resentment at untried ; A fr i c a ll governments bein »given independence while th lr own experienced administration lis denie ' ‘ Field has said "we are not tan emotional people." but emo- ‘tion does play a part. Attitudes towards Negroes in power have ihardened considerably in e sl three years. The process fbegan in 1960 when while refu- gees from the former Belgian ‘Congo staggered off the trains

TEACHERS WANTED

TEACHERS

In the elementary school

NOTICE

Kensington School District 'A special meeting of the ratepayers of the Ken- slngton school district, 94. will be held .Monday evening the 24th day of February, at 8 o'clock

to consider the disposal

of the old elementary school property. Signed:—'I‘he Board of Trustees

Sealed tenders will be GARBAGE conventional trucks.

Specifications may be and 12.00 noon.

Road. telephone 4-50m.

FRESH SMELTS — 10 CENTS

per pound. Get your orders it early as season is drawing to a cl . to Donald Drake. Vernon or telephone Vernon River ‘I-21.

verming for publication.

information regarding using letter Box Numbers arid postofflca Box Numbers for replies la held strictly confident-

Farmers Market lIOL8'l'ElN AND BEEF BREED calves for sale. Apply to Raliii Frlzzell. Wlnsloe.

vertlser as soon as possible we eo- sapt no liability in respect of loss

DUE ro ROAD CONDITIONS. Iwtlilnotbobity1fisan1P'l8 today. Knud Jorgenaen. Fred- C .

COW! FOR IAIJ so FIX- en in March and April.

WANTEDIY IIAICII

Properties Wanted

WANTED TO BUY—-6 OR '1

room house located hear no- town area. must be in good repair with hot water heating and available for early

cimancy. Apipliv in writing is Guardian-Patriot Box 30904.

MODERN THREE BEDROOM

house or bungalow wanted. Rumpus room desirable bfi not necessary. Good locality. Write Guardian-Pats-lot Box 10048.

7' Al 5

Wanted To Rent

81'. furnished or two room bachelor apartment with

A deposi which will in good condition.

TENDERS FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION

received by the under-

signed at 6 ST. PI-II‘ER‘S ROAD, CHARL TOWN. until 12:00 noon. MARCH COLLECTION In the Villages of PARKDALE AND SHERWOOD.

This tender is for packer or properly equipped

O’I'I'E- 2. 1964 for

obtained at the PARK-

DALE FIRE HALL dnlly between 11.00 A.M.

t of five dollars ($5.00) is required be refunded on return of specifications

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Signed

124 KENT sr. TEL. 4-8415 w. A. CONEEN. MANAGER NOTICES NOTICES I

Including Teachers for

Mrs. Sarah

REQUIRED

For

O’Leary Regional High School For Grades 9. I0. II. I2

Physical Education and

Home Economics. Apply to.

Carruthers

Secretary. O’Leary, P.E.I.

mission to am

NOTICES

NOTICES

will be

THE ANNUAL MEETING

of the

FEDERAL DAIRYING CO. Eldon

held In

BELFAST HALL. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 26--AT 8 PM. J. W. MacWiIIiams.

Secretary.

Regular monthly

ATTENTION

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEMBERS

meeting tonight

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l8th, I964 At 8.15 P.M.

A.F. MACDONALD

F.M. CANNON Chairman of Parkdale-Sherwood respectively

Now is the time to

BUSINESS

SERVICE

DIRECTORY

The followtn Fisher 103 E

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general purpose bird.

take advantage of

High Egg Prices

BABY CHICKS

breeds cornln of leg-horn 1968 Tia wlnnfir open to all Canada and two top Amer‘.-

weekly. ndom Sample test.

Hi. Leghorrie, a high producing strain. All pound

Especially suitable for

ma. rm Box some on... ABClllTE(.'I‘8 ACCOUNTING use Lavina- otao-Pstrlot.__ Lame A Com Also WL. x R. I. R. also heavy breeds R. I. R. x FOR & Associate. Incgmo T‘! R“-m-M ' L. S. and R. I. R. x BR. and pure bred strains of co M W‘ . “mic” “mm sum. mI:no;:kimpcl‘i:: light Sussex for Hatchery nsu ng noerlng . LATE NOTICES Antgfiw-r-I Sm“! p.8_H§§.171E’,' DS{§f‘£§§.,6 Apply: IVAN 3. DAWSON S E PAGE 3 14:1. om: Geo. St. Dial 4-5|! 0fflce——37A Elm Aveme Cefltfll Bedeque--Phone 7-8 . M suannruiilo Dial an ularlottetowa Owner and Operator

I

VANCOUVER (OP) — Appli- cants wlll be put on their honor as to how much they smoke un- der a new cancer insurance policy being offered in Canada.

Cost of protection will be ih. same for smoker and non. smoker. but the citizens who shun more cigarettes will get more convenient premium pay.

in Bulawayo with horrific tales of Negro atrocities.

They have hardened on both sides as the two northern mem- bers of the federation of Rho- desia and Nyasaland gained their black - majority govern-

ments. _ Until recently life in South-

2‘. 0

of soft-footed servants bearing trays of gin and tonic at “sun- downer tlmez" a world where the prosperity and authority of the white man seemed naturally ordained.

a harsh voice of African

liked Afrlcans—they simply lg- nored them as people. A local

served: the pretence that the native la ere."

Much progress has been made since then—a multi-racial uni- versity. hotels and restaurants where once Negroes were not allowed on the sidewalks. Some ijobs. notably the railways and lcivil service, have evolved to- wards equal status.

' Doubtless. given time. the franchise would evolve in the same way to provide. as Field believes. a more mature and competent African elite than those who have hustled to power ,in the north. At present it is Ilrue that Southern Rhodesia has ‘few Africans of cabinet calibre.

On all these arguments Rho- desia's whites may well be right —but right too late. They have been overtaken by history, and for them the time is out of joint.

d surgical. hos

' age from $2.500 up

merit terms and the added feel. lng e the better bet rm- hearty old age. Details of the medicalcostg plan were given here Friday by the British Pacific Life lnsur. aiice Co.. a member Company of the Beneficial Insurance Group which is offering a sim. llar cancer policy In the United at

al. nd

em Rhodesia had a dream-llke 5‘ 9

s. Coverage includes medic pltal. X-ray a drug costs starting with first dollar of treatment. It covers not only lung cancer but any other form of cancer diag. nosed and recognized as. such by the Canadian Medical Asso- ciation. There are no death benefits. The new policy pays cover. to 310.000. Individuals can enroll. husbands and wives or all members of a family. Annual cost for $2,500 coverage for one person is ap. proximately 310. company said:

"Those who smoke a pack of cigarettes or more per day must pay the entire annual pro. miiim for this -policy in ad. Vance; half-a-pack smokers pay six months advance premium while those averaging is quar.

announcement

-ter of a pack pay three months

in advance.

“Non-smokers, and smokers who average less than B fourth of a pack. can pay less than $1 each month for $2.500 coverage.

"Each person applying for this insurance will be put on his honor as how much he smokes."

A company official said that. for purposes of the plan. "we will treat pipe and cigar smok- ers as light smokers."

VITAL STATISTICS

BIRTHS

5 CAMPBELL .- Mr. and Mrs.

nounce the birth of a son Nell Rhodes at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Saturday. February 16th. 1964