“ANNOUNCEMENTS

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DANCE Parish Hall. Sours every Fri- day night. Music by Blue ‘

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FOLLOW TRE crowd to & Peisr's | BERRING — in loving memory @ my Mall every Saturday night. Modern ana|(ather Whitten Herring, who passed old time dancing from 930 - 12. Heat. sway Sept 17, 1959.

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ae cae so ' RESERVE MONDAY September 2h, ed CITY AND QUEENS vice ee tages 19, ” _ jfor Peters Road Preshyteriaa Churca oo al to lay it down. Speaker Rev. Wallace Howlett annual turkey supper. DANCE evany Vestas night Cardi | por only, he who bears the Cross NCE’ IN M : : j gan Legion iff Peters Orch « to wear the glorious Crown, DA IN Mt. Ryan Hall. Jonnston’s | i. vegy sae by Brackley U.C.W. |, LE@ION party-and dance xt Morell estra. Dancing from 9:32 pm a ee Eternal City.

Ruver every Friday night. Good music

YORK POINT Women’s Institute pan- try sale at Sherwin-Williams, Friday, September 17 at 2 p.m”

Center, ing at 6:30 pm

will be held at Ellis Bros. Shopping Friday, September !7th, start

Legion, Friday September 17

bers and guests

EASTERN KINGS Zone Souris Legion

Rally Home on Friday,

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12.30 p.m Where no tears e’er dim the eye.

In the e of Many Mansions,

We will meet him by and by

Ever missed by daughter, Emma and son-in-law. Howard Reid.

PANTRY SALE. Saturday ffernoon September 25th, at Stewart and Beck's. Montague. Auspices of the Montague Women's Institute.

ARRIVED AT Helen's Dress Shop, * DANCE ST. Andrews Hall Mt. Stew. ‘ember 17, at 8.30 p.m. Grafton Street, new shipment of coats, |2ft Saturday September 18, 1965. Musie PRINCE COUNTY | sue 6 - 40. Also new Fall dresses by the Thunderbolts THE LAW office of Kenneth R. Mae- | CAMPBELL — In loving memory of Donald in the Civic Building, Montague, James J. Campbell, Dundas, “ho pas

TURKEY AND chicken. supper Spon sored by United Church Women wilt

be held Wednesday. September 22, Memoria! Hall, Mt. Stewart. Supper 18th, at 2 pm. sponsored by Gon- ewrved 430 9s pm shaw UCW teas

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PANTRY SALE at C.E. MacPhail’ store in Bonshaw, Saturday. Sepiember

“ will be open each Saturday

REGULAR FRIDAY night dance M rell Village Hall, 9.30 - by the Deirays

The Government has completely ignored our

briefs and petitions, so the marc

Tuesday, September

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21st to

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The Provincial Building

Everyone who supports the protest against the retail liquor outlet in the recreational and edu- cational area of Athena Regional High and the Prince County Vocational High School is urged to

participate.

WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS

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Citizens Committee of

Athena Regional High School Area

12.30. Music

HOT TURKEY. Saturday. Sepiember Qa away 1ath, 4.30 p.m. Malpeque Hall. Sponsor: . ed by United Church Women

on Sept. 7th, 19464 A wonderful peace there seems to he ‘Round the spot where we laid you to rest. Where soft breezes blow. wave. You sleep with the dearest and hes We miss your quiet and peaceful

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AT.HOME Mr. and Mra. Edward 1. Miller of Central Lat 16.wil be at) home to their friends and relatives te celebrate their 60th Wedding Anniver- | sary on Sept 20, 1965 from two o'clock

and fall

| to. four im the afternoon and in the ways, | evening as well We miss your step at the end of the —_—_— day.

A wonderful husband, father and

Vital Statistics BIRTHS

WATTS — Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harry Watts | are happy to announce the arrival of | George Hamilton, at the

friend, ‘ Christian gentleman down tr the end

But we know God's will bs always best.

As we travel along life’s way,

And the fondest memories of we'll keep.

While here on earth we stay

Sadly missed and always remembered

|by wife. Loretta and family.

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HERRING — In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Mr Whitten Herring who departed this life Sept 17 1958.

Days of sadness still come

O’er us, Tears in silence

ENGAGEMENTS

MacEWEN — BROWN — Mr. and Mrs

daughter, Lorna Ruth to Robert Wood Often flow

son of Mrs. Robertina Brown and the ee eae ee

late Mr. John Brown of Toronto. The

wedding will take place on Saturday, Though you died six years axo Oct. 2, 1965, in Metropolitan United Some day the silver cord wil! break Church, Toronto, Ontario. And we shall see thee, dear one, fare

to face. Ever remembered by wife, \Vinia and daughters, Cora and Gertrude of Tor ento.

IN MEMORIAM

HERRING — In loving memory of my. : dear Whitten Herring who MacKINNON — In loving memory of }our dear son and brother Lioyd Mac - Kinnon who was killed in action in Italy, September 15, 1944 We often think we see hie smiling face As he bade his last good-bye, And he. left his home forever In a distant land to die Somewhere in Italy in a soidier’s grave, Lies our dear son and brother among the brave: He never shunned his country’s call, But gladly gave his life, his al! He died the helpless to defend, A faithful soldier’s noble end

| Lovingly remembered by Father Mom

brothers and sisters.

CASFORD — In loving memory of out _ dear mother Mrs. Walier Casford who

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o MecLEOD In memory of our mother and grandmother who departed from us September 17, 1964, Martha L. Mac Leod of Stratheona :

This month brings back sad memories.

one who departed from us.

We who loved you,

Are the ones that miss

A dear mother and grandmother Ever loved by your family and grand children °

CARD OF THANKS | #9

1 WISH te thank Dr. Putnam De Ellis. nurses. staff and clergy. aise all who sent cards and gifts. or helped in any way while a patient in the PEI Hospital. Sincerely,

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Earl Toda

1 WISH (te thank the doctors. nurses and staff of Riverside Hospital for their wonderful care, and kindness to me while a patie there. Also to friends for visits, flowers, treats, cards, and letteds. Sincerely,

Lena Hughes

THE FAMILY of Mr. Harry Siackford, Upper Hulsbore Street, Charlottetown, Wishes to thank their many friends for | the kind expressions of sympathy |

also extended to Drs. I. Rachmel T.A. Laidlaw and special nurses who attend. ed Mrs. Slackford in her Ulness

THE WIFE and family of the lete Law: son Wood wish to express their sincere | thanks to Dr. Rachmel, the nurses and | staff of sthe P.E.1. Hospital, Cutetiffes | Funeral Home, those who sent flowers,

cards and messages of sympathy, and

anyone whe helped in any way during | their recent sad bereavement ' j

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Combine stands idle in the fields south of Regina Wed- ‘nesday as a heavy snowfall hit southern Saskatchewan halting harvesting operations. Cool

Sevigny Plans Political Book

MONTREAL (CP) Pierre Sevigny, who resigned as asso- ciate defence minister in the former... Conservative govern-

ey Tee

Guardian, Ohartottetown, Fri, Sept. 17,

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considerable More than two inches of snow

weather accompanied by rain expected and’ snow is expected to low- : er grades of wheat and reduce fell on Regina and district in

an expected record yield. Fi- the first major sterm of. the _

nancial losses to farmers are season. (CP Wirephoto)

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mpany Plans

election sa. here he. wil | Space-Rescue

election said here he will ee e a sg

sic ioe ee, 2" MAisinform Investing Public procarat

tive’ account of his political Preparations

crenen between 1956 and VANCOUVER (CP)—A~ Van-. Mr. O'Brien said the way to Ee

er ilies tee . couver accountant said Wednes- achieve uniformity of account- ATHENS ‘AP)—An Amer!

oa ti cee a — day flexibility in accounting ing principles is to make the ©an aeronautics company dis.

Nov: 8 general electi ee h principles. makes comparison CICA bulletins on ‘procedures as closed Tuesday estimates thats

cause the ~ erie t between financial statements definite and specific as possible, 22 astronauts and cosmonauts lonservative party: impossible, and confuses and “‘and not sanction alternative’ ™4¥—_require—-space-rescue of

some nervousness, Mr. Sevigny’ misinforms investors. procedures.” forts in fhe next 20 years. The

replied: | “I've never been deliberately mean or deliberately destroyed reputations. I. don't do that in ered Accountants: “this book." | “Notwitastanding the He said the October publica- fon time had been. fixed lonz before Prime Minister P€arsou called the election: His resignation from che cab-

D. C. O'Brien, a partner in

‘prominent members who are on the side of uniformity.

Price, Waterhouse and Co., told be the only generally” accept \the Canadian Institute of Chart- accounting

prominent members of our pro- the CICA bulletins should be fession who. support flexibility, disclosed I must join with those equally port.”

should seek to have the stock si2n section of th

should firm appealed to delegates at ed the 16th international aeronautl- the cal congress to take steps for * he the creation of a space rescue

“The CICA bulletins

principles in areas to which they relate,’

very said, ‘and any’ departure from SéTvice.

A paper on space rescue was presented to the congress by Michael Stoiko, technical: direc- O'Brien safd—the CICA tor_.of the Gemini advance de- e Martin Com .-

in “the auditor’s re-

Mr.

inet over the issue of “nuclear, 4 O'Brien cited the exam- exchanges and securities_com- Pany. Baltimore, Md. Ss : . 2 arms for Canada. was. part OF iple of the diffetence in account- Missions in Canada- require — Stoiko said his company had. Goods and Service... Where to find them in Charlottetown and District the events—that—forced-then }P€ ° oo! ed by two B.C.complignce with the CICA bul- investigated” space rentte te : Prime Minister Diefenbaker to forest companies, MacMillan, |letin recommendations in the quirements over the” next two

: — call the general election of 1963 Bloedel and Powell River Ltd., financial statenients of all com- decades and concluded: a : In that campaign, Mr. .14° pc -Forest Products Ltd. Panies listed or filed with them 1. A reasonable probability SEWING SERVICE ; |REAL ESTATE 'SEPTIC TANK SERVICE| + Sevigny lost his seat in Lon "se MacMillan, Bloedel had . “Liaison with investment exists for stranding one or more DRUGS . | FURNITURE gueuil- Que ste tee some used the same accounting in-|dealers, financial writers, and U . pemeet crews in an

; ; ; is | Murray River ; Cote. He wi 48 on @Y- come method as .B.C. Forest other interested parties should earth orbit.”

Necchi Sewing — BUYING SELLING RENTING Hi nema Aylward's Furniture ——— — come method 26 “B.C. sorted be encouraged tokeep them ine 2 “There ie a | 82per-cent LARTER’S PHONE -€3268-~ Sanitation Service * str earnings would have in formed upon reporting — prac- probability that atleast seven

Centres Sales & Service “Repairs to all makes of sew- °

ing machines, vacuum cleaners ~ and floor polishers.

DRUG SUNDRIES (Hal Larter, Prop.) Complete line of Drug Sundries Patent Medicines

J. W. MacKENZIE

Rea) Estate Consultant Appraiser and Broker 269 Queen Street Charlottetown Member of C.A:R.E.B.

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Exchange Ltd.

125 Kent St 202 Water St.

Ch’town, 4-8272 _ S'side 6-5949 | Sandwiches and Coffee Bar

Montagué O'Leary | Phone 892-2532 t

an | Seeeceuet = GEORGe FEAKE

‘AIR CONDITIONING 45 ELM AVE. LIMITED MeCLARY. EASY MONUMENTS = oe ee

_ AIR CONDITIONING UNITS | 5 RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL | UMENTS 92 QUEEN STREET CALL us For FuRTHER | | MON PHONE 2-2448

INFORMATION Of Distinction” —

Granite: and Marble also Cemetery . Lettering

“ CURRIE BROS.

Malpéque Road, Ch'town 48311

DICK RUTHART 38 Eden - Ch’town 894-9432

BUSINESS MACHINES

Septic a. pumps and ey 87 Prince St. Phone 4-3125 irs.. All. work teed. | ~s * Book sctiges. for aa waka rae ee ing done during vacation. ———_ - A E MacKay Phone 66 DRIVE-IN ‘AUTOMOTIVE | : , EAT OFTEN MUFFLER CENTRE At The

Complete Exhaust Systems Sales

A & W Drive-In MALPEQUE ROAD

It’s the only place you can buy ‘Chubby’ Chicken

Free Installation

At OK TIRE STORE

St Peters Road Dia! 892-2360

TIRE SERVICE

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S. W. WILLIS

REALTOR -- CCNSULTANT Real Estate, Residential,

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Cub C. KEENAN _ Burroughs Business Machines

Royal Type Writers j Sales and “Service _Fitzroy..St.——"Dtal_4-9525 |

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Complete Beauty” Service also

3 ER | ; “One davs 9 to” 5:30, BOILER REPAIRING Tarsday and ‘Thursday sighs Mrs. Wilma Spencer owner BOILER REPAIRING and operator. Certified ee ELECTRIC AL Ben Livingston CONTRACTORS

and Sons Ltd.

68 Kencingtan Rd. Tel. 47127! TRANSFER

J. Jd. FOLEY

MacLEAN and SON

@ Electrical Contractors @ Motor Re-winding @ G. E. & Sunbeam

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Gala Beauty Shop- oS 498. Kent.-St- Dial-4-9481.-—-

Commercial ppraisals \.crtgages, =-:inshrance-

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@ Tire Sales “Look for the Bright @ Complete Farm Tire Orange Building” Service

@ Wheel Alignment O.K. TIRE STORE

“FUEL ¢ Ons... Vincent J. Shea .

ROBINSON'S STATION | Gls Burner Service Imperial ESSO Dealer

| Specialists in generators, al- |

FOr = REAL ESTATE

90 Kent St. Ch'town

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WILSON

ternators, starters, wipers, car- | buretor cleaning. 105 Richmond St. Ch'town.

Telephones 4-9062, 4-7264

BELL'S TEXACO

General Repairs & Tune-up Service Calls

222 Queen St. Ch’town Dial 894-4013

WOOD’S FUELS Texaco Stove and Furnace Oil

Free Oil Burner Service

15 Woodlawn Ave. _ Dial 892-2336

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Albert L. Thomas White Rose Dealer

ae | WALLS & CEILINGS BUYING - SELLING WASHED |

| If your walls and ceilings need WANTED

ALE BOTTLES

mess, with our new cleaning

| washing let us show you how | | we can dothem without any |

, appliances 7 : TRANSFER ; @ Small appliance repairs | Stove and fuel ofl, motor oil, 65 Richmond St. | 954 Kent St. ‘Dial 2-2443-- STANLEY MOL .. Auto Salvage .. aha a tan facies Phone 4-9914 Charlovetowe oe ws .ghensington Ra. Parkdale hie 46ei6 “Tops in Efficient, eeeerern ee Courteous Service.” SERVICES REAL ESTATE LTD : onema : maraiuies ae, Where Friends and Sales Finley MacKinnon Texaco Furnace "ad Gea OW® DEALING EXCLUSIVELY ~ eT wo 7 49 Elm Ave Phone 4-9254 Woodworkin | IN REAL ESTATE = ARTHUR H. ROPER | Texaco Fuel Chief Heat- SPECIALS 2 73 Gt Gere 8 ts a ue & ing Oil and Stove Oil. Garden City — 8 oe “Near Travel Bureau” ve. own $278; . cee . 1 -. pkg tea with 15 ae Co. Ltd. Charlottetown, P.E.1. oe ones an Where To Call ae { e Rose and § r ' - Pomestic Sates ioe ake Doors - Sashes Phone 2-1611 Goodyear tires and a full ‘iss ies oe i a ad eek © 10¢ | We Specialize in All Building , toad | - . ’ 203 Great. George St. GnLLARDS |. _ Supplies SEPTIC TANK SERVICE) Ch’town 894-7311 at BUILLARDS | |. Available from our Kings Co. MARSHFIELD 7 . ; | Representative Wilbur Jarvis, After hours cal! 894-6436 Meet vour friends st "| Kingsbore Tel: South Lake | 4” Field Tile | SERVICE STATION |__—_ nf : ait 6" Cement Blocks _| On St. Peters Road | POULTRY Mr. Cue Billiards 36 Lr. Water | Flagstones | Marshfield : H9A Kent St 43077 Ch'town-894-8575._| ISLAND BRIKCRETE |~ General Repairs LARGE FRESH ines Govt 50 | "| 18 North River Road | Qualified Mechanic CHICKEN Instruction Given. ee For the best in Quality,

Septic Tank Pumping Harrison James tank and field tile

Septic installations and repairs.

THOMSON

PLUMBING

Flavor, Freshness try

KINLOCK BRAND

An Island Product

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50 Edward Street Tel 4-9868 ~

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Plumbing and Heating

machine. . : Contractor a =o a an or 30 West Réysity Dial 44411 work Gifaranteed CLASSIFIED PHONE Is 4 4-6000 4-8595 : SEPTIC TANK AND Special Notices WANT-ADS - READ FIELD TILE INSTALLATION | HILDA’S THE

siento Beer Bottle Exchange Drop your beer bottles at

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Reasonable Rates

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BEAUTY SALON 191 Grafton Street, September specials half-price cold waves, regular $10.00 for $5.00; re-

MARKET PLACE FOR YOUR.

4 “Furnace ." and... Stove Oils, ojo:

Earl Cameron To End Commercials

TORONTO °(CP)—The has - announced

creased from $41,400,000 to $47,-

CBC : : adopted the same basis as Mac- that’ Earl |Millan, Bloedel, ‘its re

Cameron will continue &8 8M |eirnings would have dropped ness. to nouncer on the night nationals (1. ¢11 409,000 to $5,700,000, a financial statements.

news telecast and will! drop all ti t 50 mat ‘his Moa Misett Ge Den ery ments.”

000,000, an increase of approx- | €xercise imately 13 per cent,” he said. the “If B.C. Forest Products had these

‘tices so that they in turn ean orbital rescues will be required, their influence upon affecting more than 22 astro-

public understanding of cosmonauts from the nations of the world.””

matters.”’ = » r. O'Brien was one of three SEES LIKELY MISHAPS speakers discussing the useful- Stoiko said these figures were investors of company based on the likelihood that | manned space -flights may he @\ flown with crews totalling 800 members. He said the Martin

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WANTS DISCLOSURE

“Surely this lack of compart-| Cc: W. Goldring, of Fry Invest- visi é : j pe : survey envisioned possible mal- son between the earnings of the ment Management Ltd. in. Tor- ade = Vist

* of the _ spacecraft's

The CBC disclosed tn July, two companies in the same in onto, said every company should electrical, stabilization and re

that Mr. Cameron's future was dustry constitutes a most unsat- disclose what-it earned and paid

entry systems. It was agsumed

under discussion because some |isfactory situation, and must be per share, and whether it was that failures of guidance-

viewers. felt his commercials Lo concern to our profession

, were “detrimental! to the image | Mr. O'Brien said accepted ale of_the CBCnews.” _____..4ernatives—for_—handling_an_item

On Tuesday it announced that two different ways should not an agreement has been reached be allowed. with Mr. Cameron “whereby he! “The alternatives make com- will free himself of-all commer- parisons, between financial cial identification and make his statements impossible, .and con- services available exclusively fuse and: misinform investors,” to the CRC.” if

he said, “

“NOTICES NOTICES,

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5 Year Low Cost Financing Ask for JAMES STEWART

Monarch Roofing & Insulation Ch’town 894-4560 - _», S'side 436-3419

FARMLAND. WANTED

Wanted to rent good farmland for

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CAMPBELL & BURNS LTD. ATTENTION SEA CADETS

Fall training begins at 6:45 p.m. Sept. 17 at Queen Charlotte Armouries.

NEW RECRUITS WANTED _ " + Boys aged 14-18 years report-to “Lt. Reg. Shields, Friday evening.

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Belvedere

_ Golf and Winter Club Auction:45 Party

‘a source .of embarrassment and financially sound.

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T. Ro "ald “the™ convention ‘the defint- “aim at-an international. -reseu@....-—= tion of ‘generally accepted ac-

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zs a and communications equipment A company does its share- oonid be dealt with by the holders a service if these key crows themselves without re” - questions—are_answered—early 10a yiring rescue; the annual report clearly and "the Martin paper proposed precisely,” he said, . ‘rather jhat a U.S. rescue service be! than having the shareholder gat up with present equipment, search out the answers in the gi.) as Titan and Saturn rock- financial statements.” ets. assigned to it on a standby The president's annual report, pacis. The paper gave fio dee Ke ‘said, ‘should be an intelll- ¢ai15 of actual rescue procedure. gent survey, not & propaganda — Stoiko said the United States

bert H. Jones of”

Winntpez rate-rescue services at first, buf” ~

service including other coun: ; ; i ; tries. Pending the creation of an counting , principles has” be- international service, he sug- come 90 wide that “‘compari- gested. the adoption of a -“‘res- sons have. become meaning- cue code’ under United Nations less.” i auspices. Mr. Jones, vice-president of ———— the securities investment div!- FOUND sion of The Investment Group said a recent example was pub- -Tenochtitlan, the” capital af lished illustrating four different Mexico under the Avtecs, had 20 methods by which finance com- schools for the common people panies can account for income as well as others for the nobil-

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Ontario and’ western Quebee._- will have temperatures below

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