AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE

LOW PRICED SPECIALS «.

At 1

S. R. JOHNSTON LTD.

“Uhin I958 Edsel Sedan

Was 652.

Now 395.

{JET—No. r-ssoa

I954 Pontiac Sedan Was $95

fiow 390

Orin No. F-635-B

I957 MeteOr Sedan' Was 650.

finite T3613

1955 GMC V2 Ton Was 475.

Now 250.

unTNo. mm. Zodiac Sedan Was #75.

I960

Now 440. iifh'no. P-59A I957 Dodge Sedan Was 675

Now 470. I UTE? NI Tis'séa H " "' ‘"

I963 Ford 3 Ton

I Insulated 13 ft. box. Potato men‘s special. Low mile- I l age. A-l motor and tires. [Inspect and make us an «Her I

"YOUR FORD DEALER” ’ St. Peters Rd. Parkdale

1? NOTICES

NOTICES

AUCTION SALE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 AT I PM. LITTLE THEATRE, WILLOW STREET

oven. Chesterfield and three chairs. large round oak kitchen table and 5 chairs. Almost new inner- spring mattress, 2 bunk beds and mattresses. Portable propane room heater. coal and wood stove With water front. Antique settec. antiue rocker, antique arm chair, grandfather clock. book case. coffee and end tables, floor and table 1 lamps, floor polisher. vacuum cleaner. kitchen tools. tricycle. boys‘ bicycle. and space heater. M

any other articles. 1.

Once in a lifetime gifts tor friends and. rela- l tives at home an abroa . SpeCial Souvenirs of

P. E. I. Centennial Souvenir Medallions normally sold during the year as follows: Cast in aluminum . 50c ‘ Cast in golden or bright bronze ea. $1.00 :

ovation

'ANNOUNCEMENTS

CITY & QUEENS

WIRING NEW HOMES. ren- work. commercial wir

I ins. free estimates. Storey Elec- tric Telephone 4-7341 day night

01'

, DANCE NORTH River Re-

creation Center. every Wednes-.

day night. Married couples only. Admission $1.00 per cou- ple. Canteen ser\'ice. "Come one" "Come al "

I KINGS COUNTY

MONDAY. November 30. 1964‘

is the final day for payment .1964 Real Estate Tax without in- terest.

COLD WAVE specials 312.0

5 for $10.00: $10.00 for $7.50: 37 50

or $4.75

ANNE SHIRLEY Beauty Sa-

Ilon. Cold waves $4.00; telephone 4-4328.

ALL UNSECURED taxes. that: p is. Motor Vehicle. Educational and Business taxes are past due.

Steps are being taken for col- ‘lection of same. BOYS' SKI jackets -— $6.95

Mania and McLeod. Lt.i.. Queen. Street. Charlottetown. '

THIRD DISTRICT Queen's Li~ 5' beral meeting will be held Thurs. day evening. November 26. Mt Stewart Hall.

INTEREST AT the rate of ‘2

iof one per cent per month will

S. R. JOHNSTON LID. or

the charged on all overdue City

DAUGHTERS OF E ii 3 land

card game in the Orange hall ILOBA. Kirkwood drive every: :Wednesday night at 8 p. m. Ad- ., mission 50 cents. ' unch served. ‘

IN ORDER to vote in the

forthcoming Civic Eleciton. all taxes. both current year and ar. rears. must be paid in full by fDecember 31. 1 4.

BOYS‘ SKI jackets — $6.95

iMoore and MacLenrl Ltd. Queen

lStrcet. Charlottetown. Beautiful Moffat propane automatic dryer. AT HOME __ M, and w. like new: Moffat automatic propane range. large Lemuel momma“ “Blah;

twill be at home to their relatives ifriends and neighbours on Dec- 9

mber 2 front 3-5 pm. .m.

and 7-9 on the occasion of their

tP l50th wedding anniversary.

THE THIRD installment of

{City of Charlottetown Real Es- itate taxes is due and payable on ior before Nov. 30th. 1964

LISTEN TO Keith Ellinzv'oorl

'T‘ERMS CASH. . in! New York. author. lecturer. ‘VM. MCGILL cLAUDE El CRAS\NELL (trounsellig. on alcoholism tn- - erviewe over CFCY-TV at

Owner Aummneer 46.15 Thursday evening.

SPECIALS at Diamond's

. _ . lGroccry. 49 Elm Avenue. dial

l 4 specIOI ChrISImos Glfts Lamberis Cough butter. 2 ‘4 rolls 39 c.

0234. 1': dnz. e2gs~$l.15. Syrup—59 c..

lb. - 99 (7.; toilet tissue.

the P. E. I. 1964 Centennial are available as SPECIALS at Diamonds (irn. follows. .cery. 49 Elm Avenue; dial ' 4-9234. lb. Red Rose lea—99.

P. E.l. Centennial Souvenir booklets at $1.00 ea. icems; your choice bread 2 _ 45 .‘cenls. steak sirloin: Domestic shortening 29 ‘cents 1 .

EMPTOYNIENTM_W

9 c. lb. round or

Gala Beauty Salon . Phone 4-9481

SACRED CONCERT Cant ridge Hall. Wednesday. Novem-

the Peters Road Chmr.

! LEGION DANCE F rida y. tNovember 25th Members. guests and club members. Good music.

HIOT TURKEY dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Ber- . nard. Park Corner on Thursday ,Nov. 261b, 1964. Serving from .m. to 9 pm. Adm'ssion. Adults 1 $1.50. children 75 cents. Sponsor led by Women's Institute.

LOOKING FOR 3 home

Montague? Contact Southern

Kings Real Estate. Telephone

838-4567.

VARIETY CONCERT in' George's Hall. Thursday.

November 26 at 8 pm) Danc

aler.

VARIETY SHOW in St. Pet- er's Bay Holy Name Hall. Satur- day. November 28th at. 8 p.m. ldancers. singers, Instrumenta- 'ist. Majorettes, Rack and Roll , etc. Canteen servic e. Dance after the show. Sponsored .by the St. Peter's Lions Club.

PRINCE COUNTY

w.— a: 3 CL

i ’th'CE COUNTY DRUGS BY mail: write or ,phone 436-5151. Waite’s Phar- macy for your tonics. cold ore— partitions and veterinary sup- plies. walte's Pharmacy oppds- its the post office. Summerside.

1 Research Vessel : Contract ls Let

OTTAWA ’CI’ 'A 31.088.454

Icontract to build a

b rber 25 at 8.15 pm sponsored by 1Vessel for the Atlantic fleet of' ' ‘th

' , ~-esearch board has been awarded to the Port Wel- ler. ') .. Drv"oclt Company Limited. the fisheries depart- ms‘“ announced

The vessel will be a 130-foot craft with a “Inge of M00 miles and cruising speed of 11 :knots it wil' have a 27-foot .beam. a draft of 10 feet. nine ‘inclies and a complement of 21 scientific officials and crews.

vessel will be equipped

in for both stern trawling and scal~a

lop dragging.

SURVIVED INDIAN WARS There are 15 survivors in the

.S ended in 1898 with the Jews disturbance in Minnesota.

of the Indian Wars that’ Chip-'

l

IGIFI

CHRISTMAS

GUIDE

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. Nov. 25, 1m :1

TH CHARLOTTETOWN Board of Trade 5 night at the Charlottetown

Hotel with G. J. Hiltz of the Industrial Development Bank

in M'omton. .B as guest Farmer. attorney general and speaker‘ Shawn ahll‘fve' DEW: provincial treasurer: Mr. ; t‘ i. are. rom e . I

:2 EQhTeo} 2:0,. A_ Walther, HIIIZ and president W. R. Gamlet. vice president: Alhan Brennan

imcs 01‘ taking advantage 0

l f i I I the IDB. Mr. Hiltz replied that l "‘ Charlottetown was on a par. I with other areas. FORMED IN 1944

hr. Hiltz noted that IDB was

. I fnrmorl

A . . S a l in 1944 as a subsidiary

ANNUAL Christmas bazaar - v - The easy Way IO sl'lopplng -’ nt the Brink of Canada and now and pantry sale in .lessome buiid- It?“ 35 “WNW” """ss Cal“ ‘ing. Kensington. Friday. 510- _ ‘i 3'. "I"-

Vember 2‘7. heginnin'z at 61,15 for g‘ A Gifts ’ ‘ H W. Mat‘nesrfin than asllgig Elf“ ‘Iarks Anglican G_uiid.: . 1 ~\ ' i f H , N The Industrial Development i 103 checked the feastbtlit)‘ "I M"??? Shit slid mgrtgage DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ‘ "5 mas I or er ’ Bank and how it works was , people's Ideas Who apprpacmdl . amok-{(4.31 qnvemmem WORKS. CANADA ._ it , , I lit for loans to start businesses “I l. 1‘ I ’ rf‘ a." A

' I, ““_4__*__-_ r s! the maln item of the F92" 3‘" the many varied depart. IE‘II‘I‘I‘Q. II": “5“ TI;'II"§%e‘h

LOCAL PUBLIC TENDER ,sopch Seven Day. and Nights; ; A meeting of ihe Charlottetown menu which check all aspects‘ I'mmti‘llm‘m n 0“" "

. . I *1. ' . held last night. . of the pro oseri business. " _

REALLD TENDERS ADDRES- I Baby News ’ 3: BIITOZ‘ISIOI 15:21:” was G. l-‘ollowin: the film questions Th" "mum" my“; 09 II“ Sign in District Engineer. 11‘L Fountain Service 5 :5 mm ‘ Mn‘ncton NB” who is. r ' h d f board was heard and commit- Partment of Public Works. Can. . Green": Cards i N Vim/hm, 108 Ml. Hmz Shawed “'9” “km I“ II“ "3" '" toe reports presented for the ada. PO. Box 1268. Charlotte . Cnmplple lime "I Drugs ' a: a film on the working of theltrade "mmlwrs' I'mwm‘nmg "‘"ml’ws "“nSI‘IemUon' New town RE]. and endorsed and Sundries : IDB. with a case history the [DB and its workings. iiii-ihi)(..-5_ who jolinetl lafter the "Tender for Construction of t I t ” ll .‘I b of one man. borrowing \"it'e Pl'esmi‘l“ "I III“ I’mml- Imam-5 '“I‘ml’l'r‘np M” were Post Ul‘zice Building. Mount S I! liIIitIIs to start a business onlMayor A. Walthcii (1amch ask- I introduced. The meeting was Stewart. Queen‘s County, Prince 1 Drug Sundries .25, his own. led Mr. Hill;-. whether Cihaigotthe- i irizreséded over by President W. Edward island", wi re. 545 Elm Ave may 2.2532 F ' ' 4 The film showed how the town was ahead. or beiin te‘ . rennan. ceived until 3 P.M.. A.S.T.. Wed- i ' I Thls “SI-mas I hes-day. December 9. 1964. I _~___ ._ A“ g . I

Plans. Specifications and ——~‘—‘-‘ . Coats ; ° 9 Forms of tendei can be seen or H TYPEW'RITFRS -' .. can be obtained at the office at —’ I ' O .. 5 I a the District Engineer. Depart» FOR CHRISTMAS Drenes I merit of Public Works. Canada. ROYAL EMPRESS" . S r ‘PO. Box 12H. Charlottetoan Featurmgm WEGIGI’S P.E.l ‘ Line Meter I

v

To be considered. each lender

must be ma e on the printed' form supplied by the Depart-‘ ment and in accordance with

the conditions set forth therein. Before a contract is awarded. the Department may require the successful rendered to furn- ish one of the alternative secur- ities called for in the tender doc- uments.

The lowest or any neres<arily accepte

.I.B. LARKTN. OFFICE MANAGER

tender not

"EMPLOYMENT—w“

Touch Control . Twin Pak iiihbon Magic Margin Get the Fact.s from your Representative

\r

Cast in Stirling Silver at ea. 500 Now priced for the full set of four Medallions at $5.00 while they last.

P. E. I. Centennial Office l Confederation Centre 1 Telephone 892-2464 I

l

N O T I C E SINGER Company of Canada Ltd.

This is to advise the Public that Messrs. David Young. Jerry A. Doucette and John D. Young have severed employment with this Com- pany and are therefore no longer representatives of the Singer Company of Canada Ltd.

All enquiries re sales and service should be directed to the Company‘s Local Singer Centre at 164 Great. George Street, Charlottetown.

F. L. Cannon.

Opportunity For Progressive People

IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

1. Automotive Mechanics 2. Body Mechanics

3. Service Salesm

61

9 men we required are presently employed in the

Th Automotive Industry. They

are interested

in their future

and willing to accept opportunity.

They will enjoy:

1. Highest Wage

2. Complete Insurance Coverage

3. Paid Statutory

The successful applicants Hamilton. Ontario.

Apply in writing to: Service Manager;

Queenston Motors Ltd.

Rates Holidays

will be aided in a move to

; 10 Queenston Road:

Hamilton. Ontario: Phone L19~4621.

Manager.

OFFICIAL OPENING

Provincial Vocational _ Institute

Friday, November 27

OPEN HOUSE

I:00 pm. -5:00 p.m.Ond 6:00 pm. --7:l5 p.m.

Opening Ceremonies 7130 pm.

The Public are Cordially Invited to Attend

J.H. MCLELLAN

Principal

lR'OiTC'E‘Fm" m"—

A. D. MARGISON and ASSOCIATES LIMITED Consulting Professional Engineers

1155 Leslie Street.

Don Mills. Ontario

DRAFTSMEN MUNICIPAL, ARCHITECTURAL, _ STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, E

ELECTRICAL

Positions are available at our Toronto Office for various

classifications in the above

groups from intermediate to

Written applications. to include complete resume of educa-

tion. training. experience. should be submitted to Mr. R. Halifax. Nova Scotin.

FOR

references

and salary range. E. Donkin. 19 Blowers Street.

'NOTIC'E'ST WI“

SALE

HIGHWAY PLOUGH

Standard 4 Ton. One Way Plough

Blade length 10‘ 6" Nose hei ht of blade_33" Spill heig t of blade :71"

Plan h complete with sub-frame and hydraulics. Hydigaulically operated off auxuiary pump. This plough is in brand new condition. Can be seen at:

OLAND and SON LTD. 3055 AGRICOLA STREET. HALIFAX. N.S. ,

can

Information Addition! 492-7301—

be obtained by pbazinc: l

' Su ; KPIII p

9‘59“.

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

Sunbeam Sliavemasfer Reg. $3373 Now 95 Steam or Dry Irons Reg. $15.75 Now $12.99

BOEHNERS JEWELLERS

' Montague Phone 838-4415 I

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Bibles. Prayer and Hymn . Mnttoes. Plaques and Greeting Cards

The Bible House

170 Kent Street

1;. C. KEENAN usin‘ M l' l saffl- siitltfs » KENNEDY’S t f 100 Fitzroy St. Plionc 4-9525 ‘ -.. , __. LADIES' WEAR . Jeweuery , 166 Queen St. 5

5 . Phone 4-8927 ' A ems . v. ’ :

Newest Styles In . . .

Hotisecoals and Lingerie

:FOR A SPECIAL GIFT “Attractiver

frliil is available at your local 'retailer. See them today.

packaged tatnc

w

'< 1'11 . r“rr‘.x “243.1411:

, Clarke Fruit Co.

7 'Eiialfl'f-E'EIEIEK‘C ewe-crews: 5

i BOOKS ; i for ' ; CHRISTMAS

CRISIS by Terance Robertson I THE SCOTCH ; by John Galbraith The Card Shop

Grafton St Ch'town

‘Q‘IQ‘

Opposite Eaton's

KKIIKKRIKKKKKRKKE'IKH

I The Island’s Most

: I’COMPLETE”

: Line of Photo & Hobby ' Equipment

9 Recorders Handicraft Supplies Transistor Radios

MCINNIS Photo and Hobby

Pit. 2-2202

‘5‘“

.A COMPLETE-ITINE— of

G. E. Small Appliances BURKE ELECTRIC ; 112 Kent 51 Ph. 2-1221: f

fis‘iii'O'P‘T‘Fiisp‘ GIFT GUIDE FOR . CHRISTMAS : VALUES

YOU CAN SEND

NEWS FROM HOME EVERY DAY To someone moments of 1965 with a

NOV.

Cookie Jars . . . . .

Lam

ps.. THE

166 Prince St.

«llllmfllflfl THE NICEST CHRISTMAS GIFT

who‘s awav . . . sha year long subscription to

THE GUARDIAN or THE EVENING PATRIOT

Just before Christmas a gift card will be mailed to each of your gift recipients. hand signed as you personally direct PHONE or WRITE THE CIRCULATION DEPT. DIAL 4m

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PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Cit Giftoramo

Three Tier Plates . . . .

GIFTARAMA

re the great Island

23 - 28

209/... off

.. l0°/., off 15% off

Charlottetown ‘

u‘g‘u -‘n-

LOCAL 214

Im4r»

Okayed Under MPs' Blast

oTTAWA 1(ij _. The Com-.‘his top aides, who were sillinz'mpnt likely will introduce new mans approved this year', 535'. in the official gallery. and ac~ legislation on broadcasting next

000000 appropriation for

ihe‘cused them of “smashing” the year after it

receives recom

,BC Tuesday after Mp5 from reputation of Richard Ballen- mendations from a special com-

all parties gave the publicly. line. a Toronto freelance pro- millee headed by

owned corporation one of its worst tongue-lashings. Douglas Fisher. N'DP deputy leader. topped it off with an out- spoken attack on CBC execu» lives. whom he called “stiff- backed, swollen-headed. stuffy.

rogant."

Robert Fowler, a Montreal indus- Mr. Ballentine produced the ti‘ialisl $35,000 documentary film Mr. He added that the government Pearson. which the (‘Bt‘ canned'is considering the establishment last summer amid opposition of a DPl‘manPnI I'mmlioni‘i corn- charges of government censor. mittce in broadcasltnh

ship and interference. The ('RC and all other cultural affairs un-

ducer.

‘niggling' pem- and damned a,_ said the film was not up to its dN‘ :m'crnmcnt itirisdlction.

Mr. Fisher earlier lashed mil

technical standard __ r _ at tho Illm board. ar-rllSlnE II of

5. Mr. Fisher MP for Port .\r-

HP . - . Presidlefiilleiltzighzilsdmgmrxzt thur. said Mr. Ballentine since W'Wlllt'lnfl 81".“ films of little ed- —~r—-m—-w_—_-_~_-_.__._ has offered m.- (‘BC 535000 for hvatittnnl \Riurlnndfatiifiiodtgilfi

' i a the oriinal rini to show it to *5 primary 1'09 0 ‘ r _

NOTICE OSEALJII‘ORTGAGE andiencis an“; Canada and and educatin: the public. > _

‘ vindicate his technical ability II“ 5310 “1“ mm Imam '51“

TAKE NOTICE [Ital there will hlit the CBC had refused. “fumw dttficulti' as It marks Its be sold by Public Auction in PASSED ESTIMATES 2-H“ anniversary The Crown front of the Law Courts mold The (‘ommons passed the 1964. "“"I‘"r””"" I‘WI Iallf’“ ""df‘l‘ II” ing in Charlottetown‘in Queens 55 estimates of the yahnhai control of a small Et‘mtp of Pro" 'PLI_.§,"'I"'I9 Edward IS- ‘ilni Roarri and all nthot' cul- ‘IIII'I‘I'§.“I"' “"‘"INI I" "II" "I DecemberI‘Adi‘) [Ii9égill (:aytinf tiiral institutions reporting to I"; mil: sake: . “I Hm Rm 1 hour of ele‘vén' 0.0]0Ckain “:9 State Secretary bamontaznc I ‘I "1” “k "'mle‘F‘F‘; "l"; forenoon m. THAT TRACT Th“ mlnls'” 53’“ "1" :"mm' i'iiiitmn (I 1 IS in oil" h 1 PIECE AND PARCEL of land “ '_‘ i 7 7 (i'wliéri' toil: hgiilliamenlarils SPILI'EII? llzvunr andLobelnE at ! OBITUARY qiiiz‘y into the policies and direc~ King; Cgi‘lm'l‘m Laxjn- NI 13, WILLIAM SINCLAIR non of in» board. bounded as yfoliows' —‘c3IM-l m’l‘m" - “Ilipl'II'5<I°R “\I MENmNG "n [he m‘u'th Qide of l tlnscrted by the family.) State Secretary Lamontagno the Main Highwav [Pa in I The death occurred at the I‘m \iilfl the \FR I'Paling n; p". from (‘I’IBI‘IOIIPIOWH‘ to Sonris VIMIaI sanamr'um 0" ‘_\"5”‘I Inl'mnm'r “In.” WWW“ “Id at a distance of 126 {poi “7ng 91h. 1964 of William Sinclmr It xti'r‘tizthcmnc its film dis»

t Joseph Maclnnis for

‘ of Canada at St.

I ' theI United

v Peten Bav hi ‘(ings County I11 .

t and Dealer and Dorothy Dock- 3

wardly from the western side Maclican in his forty-fifth year. It'lh‘lllf‘tt m‘lwm'k across Can- of a right of way leading from Although in poor health since. 3 Pi _

the said Road to St. Peters serving with the Royal Canadian ('I‘f‘dtll‘lf‘ If?!ch (Taoueite Day School: thence running Artillery in the 2nd World War (‘f‘tlt't‘nlrl‘llm hiS criticism on

southwardly and parallel to the he had seemed much iniproyed. III" CBC French network and

west side of said for the distance of 196 to the north side of the said School property: thence run- ning nestwardly and parallel 0 School

property owned by

tance of 100 thence at

of way s

Presbyterian (‘ h u r c h at St. Peters Bay an which

lands came vested in the

n Kings Cm 'lI' bv virtue Act 1925 Cap 0. the Pcsbv I terian Church at St, Pelere= Bay being a neflctintlnc Chin'cii within the meaninr: of the said i an also thus described in a dated from the Trustees of The Un-

rlgl" “I "a." and his sudden passin: was a

said Road .I 2 th I 'I‘mh an" e now: New Perth. PEI

j boundary of tho ‘1 party and

ducted at said Church by Rev son assisted by Kenneth T ‘ Trustees of the United (‘hurch rig, Inlprmpnt was in the rhuwh tho ‘tlzh court ruled last “‘99): 99“ 33." cemetery where a I.(‘L'lflll I ’ . I - ‘vice was conducted at the :mvc- “IMP” CII'IIMII "I Cfnada ’side by Russell and Fred Pan- 7' V

d the :ihwc land being in" Buchanan. .t ‘ deed John September 26th AD. 1%! ‘Panton.

said the publicly-owned corpora-

I9“ 9“ great shock to his family and “"11 i‘ “\‘N'S' much" responsible his many friends llc hart :‘o‘ In“ “It” \'I"If"tt‘t‘ in Qtlcb " City cently been married to I‘III‘HI- (“WWI IIN‘ Qucon's visit.

Ma)“Be.=.<1€“St(‘\\arl of ‘1" t'aouoitr fialI'I that for

months before the visit the net- work had :iven :1 large amount of air time

Mr. Maclman :i as the suit of

Hip dies. the late Mr. and .\li'.~ John .\I- _ M FXIl‘Pmists and

exander Mat-Lean ot' lri~. P Iii. “anlms I" ‘Ifi'f‘ their Views.

and Left to mourn his passina be- “’h'l" “I'm”: ""9 newspaper

ide his wife are six I)i'tilh(‘"s ._ Pfll'o" n tllf-IIICP to state his

“r ‘II‘mnCt’I‘I I9“ 'PCI "I In John Currie of Orniocto. \,B,: “WW”? “I” III“ QUN" SIIWI‘I the south Side of said Road Jam“ and amp“. M Mum... he \Il‘lt'nnif‘fl ID the province.

and :IwmirhIm:I‘:iardI-V 3‘0"? RI“ l. ('harlos of Ilnllfn\. NS, I ‘ . H ' _""—‘”"‘

w "" "I 53‘“ Lester In psi and John \n. sunshinv Roiitot‘clfi.fiho.