By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Topics this week: An ao- trona|iL’| way of ieeding ba- bies. a medical passport, and lollipop rewards.

I LBABIES AND ASTRONAUTS Babies and mothers are promised a dividend from the space age.

Astronaut John H. Glenn, .lr.. ate from a plastic squeeze tube. squirting food into his mouth, during orbit. Now. the same idea is being developed for no-mess. easy feeding at babies during travel by car or plane, or on picnics. Similar food tubes are equipped with a clear. plastic. hollow- “ temmed spoon attached to

the tube.

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‘Astronaut pioneers baby feedingridea I

Just the right amount of

(wit. vegetable or other lood can be squeezed into the spoon.

MEDICAL PASSPOBTS

To ensure proper emer-

gency medical treatment at home or abroad. you can

arry a medical passport list-

ing essential information

1‘... Guardian, Charlottetown. ’!'ueI.. my 24. 1902. 11

which a doctor or hospital - should know about your own

health.

The pocket-sized document can contain data on treat» ment for a heart condition. for diabetes. epilepsy. or other‘ disorders, as well as giving your blood type. allergies. and results of x-ray and labora- tory studies.

Published by the Medical Passport Foundation. in 2.. New York. the passports are provided to physicians and hospitals at cost.

LOLLIPOP REWARD

You may be setting an un- wise precedent in rewarding or bribing a child with a lol- lipop or cookie. says Dr. Mor- ton 8. Glenn of New York City.

Food regarded as a reward in child or adult life could tend to encourage obesity. “The harassed mother. who says to her two-year-old. ‘It you'll be good. vs you a cookie.’ is probably starting a habit that could ultimately i’ result in her child’s having a shorter lilo span as an adult" due to obesity._

‘NOISE’ LAWS CLIP DRIVERS

LONDON (GP) —-A. govern- ment committee's report ree- ommends new noise laws penalizing motorists who slam car doors. "rev" their engines or lionk horns unnecessarily. The white paper was issued Friday as an interim report by two years ago by Science Minister Lord l-iailsham to study the whole problem oi‘

levels should be set engines and brake mechan- s. At the same time. the public ‘should be educated to close car doors gently and. except in emergencies. horns would be banned in built-up areas.

offending motorists would be caught by police using meters that recorded decibel levels. operating on selected sections of the road and issu- ing noise tickets like speeding tickets.

The committee says one major problem is that tyalthough noise can be meas- ured in decibels. there is no way of measuring it in terms of annoyance. It suggests all tour-wheeled vehicles should be limited to 80 decibels-—the noise of an

cycles held down to up decibels.

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a committee established’

In se. » I The report’ suggests noise tor all

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All Island Furr

HALF PRICE SALE!

Starts Wed., July 25th - Ends Saturday, July 28

We have always appreciated the patronage of our rural cus- tomers . . . and inthls regard this year have arranged to hold our annual "Half Price Sale" in connection with "Rural A

Rugged construction, husky. scientifically

designed treads and dependable workmanship in every tire saves you money in long,

low cost service.

SIZE I-M

SPECIAL

34.95

B. F. G. 20 Lug Truck Tires

Heavy lug tread for on or off the Highways

si-"i'o"l'liL

B.F.G. Deluxe SILVERTONE Tubeless 1st Line. These tires are used by

SIZE 750-l-I . 670-15

SPECIAL

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manufacturers on new cars.

16.9?

TIIRE STORE St. Peters Ro. DIAL 4-4912

all to drop In and take advantage of these special savings on quality merchandise.

OK TIRE

Rural Appreciation Days . . Your One Stop Tire Centre Special This Week

A B. F. G. Power Grip Tractor Tires

precio-

to 19.96

balance of fine quality

corron onsssss

regularly 10.95 To I998

5.48 to 9.99

double Itnlt

SLACKS . . . PLAIN AND Tamas reg. 10.95

SALE to -98

No exechanges- no refunds - all sales final

WOOL SUITS

reg. 24.95 to 4235

I2.48io 21.48

9.98 to 12.98

SKILWS . . . PLAIN AND PLAIDS reg. 10.75

sm 5.38 .. 10.73

Cashmere Wool

Sweaters Sweaters including

19.9:°T:k;5.o5 B"""°'

to '19::

to 21.45

balance of Laminated

COATS

Rog. 29.95 to 38.95

14.98 iol9.48

Limited Number of The Following:

reg. 7.95 to 15.95

Shirts

Regular {.95 to 7.95

2.48 to 3.98

island furriers limited 5

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Goodspeecls of P. E. I.

...Salutes His Rural Neighbours With A

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CAR BUY OF THE WEEK

1958 CHEV

since for

IDPOIT . r not be able to top this

one any-what.

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For Rural Appreciation Days

any repairs this year.

EXTRA SPECIAL 1959 Done: 3-TON V-8

With hoist and dump. Truck completely overhauled with new motor job. Excellent tires. Here is a truck that should not require

$1,295

HAWK, equipped

SUPER SPECIAL

I961 STUDEBAKER HAWK

For the sport: minded buyer we have a‘ 1961 SPLIDEBAICILR. driven only 12.000 miles and in with radio and bucket selling price $3,600, now drastl y

si,"§“95

new-oar condition. Fully seen and dual exhaust. Origin] 4 to

I958 CH;EV. 4 DOOR DELUXE MODEL

This is tops in a used car. A one-owner car with very low mileage that looks and performs like a new car. Don't fail to see this one if you are in the market for a good late model used car. Specially priced

” $1,595

1957 PONTIAC 4 DOOR LAUIRENTIAN

With sparkling new two-tone paint Joli. Another one-owner car on which we can supply the best of references. Ready to roll for your vacation. You could depend on thi-s oar regardless of how far you plan to travel. A real special at . . .

$1,295

I961 CHIEV. 4 DOOR BEL AIR

With only 17,000 miles of driving on I. Equipped with wheel discs. radio and back seat speaker. plastic seat covers. back-up ligghts and 4 new tires. The nearest to s new car you could get and at a tremendous saving over new car prices.

$2,475

fl SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU

I961 FORD 4-DOOR

With automatic transmission, radio and back-up lights. Another top quality car that should please the most critical buyer. See this one for sure before you trade.

32,295

‘I960 ME'|'EOR 4 DOOR STATION WAGON

Brand new motor job just installed, and also 4 new tires. Spotless inside and out. Ideal for a. long trip or campers. Fully

guaranteed.

$2,275

1961 VOLKSWAGEN 2-DOOR DELUXE

With custom radio. The price of this car has not been affected by the recent price increases on all import models. Perfect

condition and still selling for . . .

$1,495

1960 VAUXHALL STATION WAGON

Completely reconditioned with bright new paint job. Guaranteed mechanically sound. For extra saving on gas mileage and cheap transportation or delivery. try this one. Special -

$1,275

.I(OII‘I'i MYOH . o I 3 PTIOIIC OMerIin Devine . .- . phone 4-5920 ‘Gene Goody . . . phone 4-9-566' Okay Gongo . . . . . phone 4-I613

I959 MONARCIH 4-DOOR

With automatic transmission, radio. power steering, power brakes. padded dash, windshield washers, back-up lights. A one-owner car with low mileage. Show- room condition insidc and out. If you are big car conscious, don't miss out on this one. Priced at . . .

$2,195

‘I958 STUDEBAKER

Here is a car that we can guarantee to the limit. This car has had a complete motor job and a paint job and has been checked thoroughly from stem to stern. If you are looking for good gas mileage with a good comfortable clean car to drive, don't miss out on this one. Sale

$1,175

WE CAN FINANCE

I959 CHEV. HALF TON

Owned locally in town and guaranteed to please the most exacting ouyer. Com- pletely reconditioned with new paint job. One of the most popular trucks you can find on any car lot today. Specially pric- edat . . .

‘L395

1960 CHEV. HALF TON

Long wheel base with heavy duty truck tires on the rear. Guaran- teed in A-1 condition mechanical- ly with bright new paint job. Looks like new. Specially priced at . . .

51,650

YOU !

TRUCK BUY OF

THE WEEK

1959 DODGE '/2 TON This truck is ready to go to motor

work. with good . good tires and good body. Extra ‘ special value at only . . .

GOODSPEEIJS OF P. E. I.

Your Chevrolet Dealer

96 FITZROY ST.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M.

DIAL 4-6571