Wmde.Au.le.lm1wmwnwrmdu-d . announcement-1'!!! dummmmw.omamum.mm.wmmmumm mm s lfor the Ice Follies. “I tried to little of his elility (Ills sick announce his candidacy Wed-l ST. Mrs. Cyril Doucette in St. i Doucette in usbsﬂeet. ist. units visiting friends and, convince the boys to be come- uams came from his being neadsy. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mac_>Louia. Miss Margueret Ann Perry.‘ relatives. ,

dians first and skaters second. tossed about the stage in his h. GM” did not "me the 100"“ of Providence_ 1”" m. Gusaie Doucet'te is a patient has gone to Halifax. N. 8.. Miss May Perry of Lawrence,

2' ..

in the Western Hospital. Alber- ‘ where she will spend some time ' Mass. is a visitor at the home ion 1 at the home of her brother Wil- ‘ of Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Gem ' det. .

and Mrs. Th ~ G l' , bun and family. CR omas alant Mr. and Mrs. Amuse Mural

T . ofﬁcial. but said he was hilt! 'spending their annual visit on| I. the committee on political the Island. While here they arel ‘ education of the AFL-CI

staying at the Furlee Cottages 1 “Mr-

I failed." Buster sighedf And he has made a lucrative sideline of television commer-

family’a vaudeville act.)

no? Keaton Finds

Stratton Plans

By BOB TIIO

tire mighty easy." says come Sim Buster Keaton. But his public-or maybe it's Keaton» w ' lei

lguitar bought a retirement home in the San Fernando val- Icy with the proceeds from his ﬁlm biography. but he sees less of it than he'd like. The reason: The revival of the Keaton an continues to ﬂourish.

l-iis silent features, with noth- jng added but a musical score, have been drawing crowds in Europe. Buster owns 10 of t old comedies plus numerous, shorts and plans to release thorn abroad and in this coun-

try. Ho's busy with new films.

rtoo. lie just returned from New

HOLLYWOOD (am—"1 could iYork where he starred in an

avant garde movie for Samuel Beckett (Waiting for Godot). "I never did find out whst It was all about." said the come dian. "Beckett was always on the set and once I asked him ‘I-iow do you get all these crazi ideas? It is because you had Welsh rarebit the night before? 'He just smiled and walked away." ..

PLAYS L'ENG'I‘HY ROLE

Now old frozen face has stucl a feather in his pork-pie hat and is playing Chief Rotten Eagle in Pajama Party. In his firs‘ lengthy role in films for many years.

Another recent assignment:

BISON RESTAURANT .

Tasty Lunches Full Course Meals Take-out Orders

Opens I e.m. to it p.m, Open Saturdays to 12:30 a.m.

Phone 838-2127 Montague

sno G. L. E

ardware Plume 267-3482

BAGNALL’S

MILLS LTD.

Phone 15 Hunter River Miller and Lumber Dealer Dash and Door Work

Special prices on Shingles and Fibre Glass Insulation.

P.E.I. r

t

P THE MODREBN WAY

MacKENZIE INC

NERAL MERCHANDISE

Quality Groceries at Reasonable Prices Clothing for the Entire it"smily

A'l'

and Pain Remington

“Those commercials are jim- dandies." be commented. “I got paid twice for the Ford job, once for each time it will be‘ shown. Some of the others pay each time they appear. and that adds up nicely."

STAR FOR CNR

His next assignment sounds like a dream. He will star in a‘ 16-minute short for Canadian National Railways to extol] the Joys of railway travel through Canada. The filming will take four weeks. during which he will tour the scenic wonders in his own railroad car. ‘

"And I insisted on putting it. on my contract that I would be serv l duck twice a week." said Duster. almost smiling at the thought.

At 67 Buster shows evidence

A MORE PERSONALIZED SERVICE. when you shop locally. Yoru- icommunity merchant knows you. he takes a personal interest in your tastes. often he will order special merchandise for you. get «scarce items. perform many little services which mean a lot in shopping convenience. These helpful gestures cannot be purchas- ed. they are a port of a friendly spirit that abounds in your home community. Shop with your local business concerns first.

BOSWELL’S IRVING SERVICE STATION Minor Repairs 0: Tune-ups Tires - Batteries - Accessories Open 1 am. to lo p.m. daily

MACWILLIAMS

Service Station White Rose Gas 3: Oil Products

Minor Repairs Open 7:30 to 10 pm.

North River

Phon 9 894-415“

M ALLARD'S

lnstalation and Repairs ‘ mm

(,0 er Residential

SHERBROOKE

ESSO SERVICE (Arnold II. Madson. Itsscel 24-Hour Towing Service Phone 438-9932

Sherbrooke Road Summerside North

SOUTHPORT ESSO SVICE NORRIS SCO'l'l'. LESSESS Where Servicczmlsw:h P‘lvzsiun

0pc e Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Tu lie-ups Across the CausewI!

i

l Plumbing ond Heating J

i industrmial Phone no Soari-

Soutth

deron Dingwell Your White Rose Bulk Dealer For Sourls and District Phone 168 Souris. P.E_l.

ﬂ Order Your Combination Aluminum Doors and Windows from Lester Linldertcr Agent For “Air Shade Aluminum Ltd.”

Doors and Windows Especially Designed For E] Climate Conditions.

Are

P. _

436-3855 Summerside

Phone 315 Central St.

PERRY'S AUTO BODY , Round the clock lowing ‘ i

rv ce

’ Complete Collision Work Phone 3687

505 North Market St, I'lldc 1

RN Midway between

Complete Phone 16—11

Charlottetown

Ramsay’s lbso Service (Keith Ramsay. Leases) , Tires - Batteries - Accessories. ‘i Open Daily Prom ~

me a... to 10 pan. Phone 207-3810

A’I'I'EN‘I‘ION!

ONE STOP SHOPPING AT EDISON J. FRASER

VE ON AT THE CAUSEWAY

O T Chuémd High

use an a way

General Bio". Service Station udenach Bar e

VERE BECK and SON LTD. For Granite, Marble. Bronze Memorial craftsmen since 1870

a HUTCHiNSON S Sheet Meta (Sherman Hutchlson. Prop.) Sheet eta W k ' Heating and Ventilating Phone 5400 :10 Water St Summerside

SUPPLY CENTRE

and Wood lllanh

rnon. P.E.l.

New Irving Station At

i 2-3162 Mount Albion I Poolo’s Corner :

Matheson’s Irving Stat- ion, Poole’s C o r n e r. Roseneath.

tague, is one of the new ‘

near Mon-

business firms of the ‘= area and is now in full operation. This new mo- dern station with all ‘ modern conveniences is operated by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Matheson. Mrs. Matheson is the former Emily Enman of Vernon River. Earl was born and educated at Heatherdale

where he assisted with the family farm.

This young couple mar- ried about one year ago have an up to date groc- ery store in conjunction with their service station and handle a good stock of groceries and confect- ionery.

The service station is well stocked with tires, batteries and other ac- cessories and well equip- ped_to grease and do tire _ repairs as well as towing - jobs. This new firm is * open from 6 am. until 10 pm. daily and from Sunday noon until 9:30 pm. and are prepared to give quick efficient service at all times.

Rix Restaurant (Goldie Rik. PHIL) Meals IO Light Leashes Boeib and Counter Service Open I I... to .11 p... Week-ends sees me I a... Phone 507-4629

Remington?”

SUPPORT YOUR

Rep- resentative S a in us] Stratton Dem. . . has formally announced his candidacy for New York's Democratic U.S. senatorial nomination. amid more predictions U.S. Attorney- Goneral Robert Kennedy will also run and will win the lions- ination. Stratton, apes-king on a New York television program, sc- cused Kennedy supporters of waging a "newspaper hlits- krelg" and “implying certain things, that are not true . . . such as the support of President Johnson." ‘ Kennedy is considering the race in the Nov. 8 US. general election. but has not announced any final decision. The B

oeton Globe quoted a New England labor official 5

iiiSTRICT BUSINESS REVIEW

“and to meet with him "in land Mrs. Paul Gaudet in St. _‘ and Arthur Deuce", len the next day or so." Wagner ILo‘lll-

has spoken highly of Kennedy but has. not given "express

dacy that Kennedy said must have.

lCanadian Air approval" to his Senate can:- =. “ﬂed "1 51y Ontario isl

NCREASI PATROL! ‘

i BONN (Reuters) British‘ patrols were loci-ea t 1

along he East-West German border at; Dunderstadt where East Ger-, man guards have planted stakes i on West German territory. s' Britlli army spokesman said} Monday. However. he said. the incident was not regarded as se~ rious - it was "routine" for army patrols to keep watch on border developments.

m

MacLEOD a census

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER WELL D

Office 858-2108

Layton Green Massey Ferguson Sales - Service - Parts Imperial Boo In stock at present: Several used tractors. baler. and rakes at reasonable price.

Phone Borden 89-! Albany, LBJ,

Roy A L. Machan

Home Heat Service A complete plumbing and Heating Service. Commercial and residential

Custom Backhoeiug Phone 838-2219 Montague

‘ror rho Finest in Quality Baked Goods

I Wilson 3 Bakery Birthday and Wedding Cakes Made to Order Bread. Cakes. Pastry Conveniently located in Souris

Ice - Diesel Fuel Phone 894-7505

COMPANY Phone is Craps-d L

BELLE'S SHOPPE Por the that in ladlea' wear at reasonable price. O Dresses O Coats O Sportswear O Millinery Phone 888-2518

Main Street 5; TRANS CANADA SERVICE STATION (ART HOWARD, PROP.)

SHELL GAS and on. PRODUCTS —- Towing Service pen 7:30 a.m_ to 10:30 p.m.

————L JOHNSTONE'S

Hubert Harvey's General Store Clover Farm Store

Phone 15-!

Montague ‘lakery We specialise in Island

ST. PETERS BAY OO-OP

Buy - Benefit - Build- Quality Groceries Dr! 600‘s Roots O Shoes Shelf Hardware

Phone 4 It. 'Peier’s Bay

LOCAL MERCHANTS

-Bahies-Aoeeuuies

Miner -Baallervtee M

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D: t: :" ‘

R. I. OALLANT

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g Cornwall

. CRAPAuD Harold L. Matthews : CREME" coorovsas use i

A Complete Tire Service For Cars, Trucks O Tractors

Phone 2529 Summkslde

FUELS LTD.

Texaco Distributor

Gasoline Stove and

0 Fuel Oil

Phone 436-2136 cEwen Road Summerside

d Hyde MASTER FEEDS PURMILL FEEDO Complete Feed Service Baler prine - Insecticides

Floyd's Restaurant For Good Food Properly Prepared. Murray River. P.E.I.

MATHESON'S SERVICE STATION and GROCERY (Earls O Emily Msthesu. Prop.)

Irving Oil Products Groceries and Drug Sundries

Minor Repairs Open C a.m. to lo p.m.

Phone Montana in. At Junction Resonant

Michael (BIOIy) Cbeverlo. Complete e of Meats. M .0 Veutables

Claws Doucet‘te of the! Force and stat-

- 5

Mr. and Mns. Bernard Allan j they plan to make their home I Charlo‘iemwn. P-E-I- ’

and family are visiting at the, Mr. Eddie Ansenault of Gian- u - ' ‘ woos ‘11 I [I I [L l

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Lined yoke. 2" hemline. all around belt. crease resistant

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Sturdy shoes for children.

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rubber heels.

ular oxford style. I

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ccntly for Hamilton, where they will be employed.

Marie

Moccasin toe. Reg-

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n_ Leo Gaudet, Ontarioiand baby daughter have left‘

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