CLEARANCE SPECIALS NT . A TENT QCK BOTTOM PRICES

[New Equipment) 4 way lounge cot Coleman Cooler $9.88 Coleman Stoves $I2.99 Pup Tent $4.99 Tee Pee Tent $6.99 Kitchen Shelters $39.88 10' x 12’ Fly $24.88 9' x 9' Tourist Tent (Standard) $24.88

9' x 9’ Tourist Tent (Deluxe) 7 $29.88

9' x 12' Tourist Tents (DeLuxe) $36.88 7' x 7' Cottage $49.88 12’ x 15' Cottages si34.88

12' x 18' Cottages $i49.88

Coolers (small)

Cooler (30 qts.) $3.88 Cooler (40 qts.)

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

crown. rn au- tique vase display. dalilia g". den. sift sh Guided s. Adult

era, dryers. service men.

dial 6-1841 day or

Wednesday. Ausust 20.

JSITY & OUEENS PRINCE COUNTY PRINCESS PAT Drlve- In. Al- berton August 30 to the 20th. in- clusive. “How the West w as Won" - an all star cast - one of the best westerns ever made. Advanced admission. 81.00 per person.

up. etc.

m1“ 50" HAM AND TURKEY salad

REPAIRS T0 automatic wash- '

electric ranges,

Factory trained

Storey Electric. nicht

refrigerators. 7 pm.

Vital Statistics

DANCE IN 'l‘raoadie Bali. Good

music. Canteen service. aid of CYO.

IN MEMORIAM BINGO KELLY’S CROSS Ball Monday night 9:30 pm. Weekly "Emu" " 1" “Mn. mem' pm .5000. J-W “my cry of rs Rose Slew!!! who died A 24th. 1850. DR. J.M. GILLIS will he ab- Always mm by M sent from his office in Eldon and daughtere.

until September lat.

LISTEN TO Mrs. Wallace MacKay of Stanley Bridge tell about Eary Rural (historian in P.E.I., “On Tour" presented by Douglas Bros. and Jones over CFCY radio 10:50 Tuesd mofning. Enter “On Tour" tea .

COME TO the New Haven Women's Institute ham supper in the Legion Hall. New Haven on Tuesday, August 25. Adults $1.8, children .76. r ser- ved at 4:30 pm.

LOBSTER SUPPER in Mt. Stewart Royal Canadian Legion Home on Wednesday. August

BERNARD — In loving mem- ory of RB. Bernard who pass- ed away August 24. 1963. in Victoria. BC.

One year has passed since that

sad do

y! When one we loved was called

5 '<

con- a y. God took him home, it was His will

Within our hearts he liveiih

Ever remembered by his toes Jean and Hazel and bro- ther Everett.

MALONE — In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs. Daniel Malone who departed this life August 24th. 1955.

We miss her becauae we loved

still. sis

Bronze statute of admiral Doria, which sank with its namesake, the vessel Andria Doria 45 miles south of Nan- tucket July . 1956. was re- turned from its watery grave

ADMIRAL =ETURN

Sunday by salvage divers. They are from left, Paul Heck- bert. George Merchant, Danny Morse and John Grick. They were working on the salvage vessel Top Cat from. Norfolk,

Va. It took the group 54 dives to bring up the 400-pound statue from the vessel which lies in 225 feet of water. (AP Wirephoto)

28. from 4.30 to 8.80 pm

AT HOME —— Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Matheison. will be at home to kinfolk, friends and neighbor; on August 27 from 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 pm. at Langley Road. Southport on tihe occas- sion of their 300i: wedding an- niversary.

her She was dearer than silver or gold

No treasure an earth can re-

pace er Her memory will never grow old I

Lovineg remembered and sadly missed by (the family. CHILD HEALTH Conference. Park Royal United Church base- ment. Parkdale Wednesday.

RECALL HISTORIC suor I MONS. Belgium (neuieui‘

N.Y. Market Showed Mild Down'trend

NEW YORK (AP)~The stock market last week went into a. mild downtrend, reversing its

tention a good deal of the time. On Monday. Fifth Avenue Coach Lines took an astounding loss of 14% points at 18% on news that a court had fixed the? value of the company—which]:

tions. In its annual report the hall. While Falconbridge Nickel is no indication of an increase

college warns the narcotics con- trol division is seriously consid- ering extra control measures to cope with the abuse of prescrip- dons.

Profits Parade Continues Without Noticeable Letup

By KEN SMITH Canadian Press Business Editor

;half earnings of the first {large oil companies reporting.

15 linued price stability.

The price of steel has not

The profit parade is continu “his year and found an averageichanged since 1957.

lng without letup. 1 increase in profits oi 25 per com I Several moir: llarge Canadian 1 compared with a year ago. firms came an week wnni six- or nlnegmonth earnings re- .s'ﬁ'ibmmm (MINER pom md mo“ ranged "Misc 2 iggest gainer was Sheii merely excellent to almost on 1.8"“ a M" "p 103 9‘" 9°“. “Mame. 0. $19,303,000. Trans - Canada. were so good observers lp'pglme“ IM‘ m'de “319-000- muenw the public should ‘anincrease of 73 per cent and look (or too much more In ;British American Oil Co. Ltd. mined 89 per cent to $8,398.-

nor the one can expect profit lev- els to continue at the pace some of them have been getting re-. centiy. but any fall-off from that pace shouldn't necessarily be taken as meaning the bubble is breaking." said one anaiy‘t. “It could be just a return is a more normal existence." Two important economch

)0. ‘ Firmer prices for refined

caused the cheerful balance sheets, Oiiweek says, predictin. industry profit this year could

E scene came a warning thati consumers can expect to start) groups were represented in last igfglgngopazumﬁgmgood' wm wed” prom “Rom _ frm! two biggest. Canadian m‘cmmry “d “wk?! mmm" icopper producers — lace and noqu; Ltd r ' ‘Noranda Mines Ltd. -— raised ported earnings for the‘nmhiheir domestic price 21/. cents months ended July 31 more to 35 cents a pound and the in- mau doubled to “5.900.000 from creases eventually Will find

i their way back to the co . . . . n $l5.900.000 in the similar 1963.5umer.

‘ Prices

pe . With sales running a record

Canada's reached $715,640 between April 22 year. the Commons was told.

ison said stolen. He said there is no rec- ord of the value of parcels in- cluded in the thefts, nor of the number of letters taken.

( for copper wine washes

Ontario announced plans to

build a 1,000,000 - kilowatt ou- cIear generating siation. It Will cost about $266,000,000. with UL- .tawa paying 579,000,000

0 be located 20 miles east

of Toronto, the plant will re- quire 282 tons of uranium oxide to load the reactors and about ihalf ihBi annually to maintain operation — a hopeful promise for the future for Ontario's hat.- gproducta and higher volume has 4W

Figures Given

h h , , . “inﬁll; '3: ti? mm“ On Mail Thefts

OTTAWA in

(CPi—The loot thefts

mail - ag

. 1963. and the end of July this

Postmaster - general Nichol- ' 29f) mai bags were

The post office department

been providing additional

W’loo.ooo_zz per cent high“ iraised immediately by three in , security for the mails “where

than a year ago—President A.I i A. Thornbroug-h predicted total a???” “Mug. ‘1‘” m 1964 sales could reach $800,000. ‘ ‘ Nun

000. International Nickel Co or

i squelched—at least temporarily

seven per cent and for ind-us» im

provements of this type are

practicable." the minister said.

e was replying to a written

Talk of a possible rise in the question submitted earlier by .price of steel, however. was LOUIS-Joseph Pigeon (PC—JO“. ette -

L'Assomption - Mont-

Canada Ltd. earned a recmd calm)

0,921,000 in the first six DEPENDS 0N WAGE TALKS ~—-—-1 "—--~* months of this year compared v.w. Scully. president of

With $52,882,000 in 1963's first Steel Co. of Canada. said there MOTOR REWINDING

nes Ltd. reported profits oii

D. S. Holbrook. ch irm $11.0“.000 compared with 55,-} a an “a 8,000. l

president of Algoma Steel Co. Ltd., agreed. although he added that present wage negotiations, lcould affect the outlook for con

q p-

Oilweek, a trade magazine for the industry. surveyed the first

& REPAIRS

Storey Electric Lid.

I Hi I’I‘iiii t \i

( li‘iimi‘i

has b n sewed by New City—at a disappointingly low! figure.

Fifth Avenue Coach. thel

week's most active issue. took3 a net loss over five days

Auaist 24th. 1984. LEI-4.00 pm. and every last Wednesday of each month.

FLOWERS — For all occas- ions. basket arrangements. etc. Jewels Country Gardem. York. Telephone 4-7074.

KINGS COUNTY

The first British shell of the course of the previous week. 17% at 15% '

BINGO EVERY Monday night in St. Georges Hall.

NOTICES

try-lite Coier with drain Carry-lite cooler with hard outer shell and drain $I2.88 r Mattresses 5 reeds 76" ens \L'affel Air Mattress

' ileeping Bags 35 x 72” vith or without rubber Bottom

$6.99

Sleeping Bags 5 lbs. celutate 35 x 18 -

4" Bar-B-Q motorized Spit S I 3.88 Hammocks 4 pt.

Cook Sets 6 man

Cook sets 4 man

Used Equipment

9 x 9 Tourist Tent (standard)

$5.88

9 x 9 Tourist Tent , (Deluxe)

$I9.88 9 x 12 Tourist Tent (DcLuxe) ~ I $29.88 8 x 9 Cott Tent (13.1.3.5; $46.88 9 x 12 Cottage Tent (DeLuxe) $55.88 9 x 15 Cottage Tent (DeLuxe) J $76.88 7 x 7 Trophy Cottage (display) $39.88

~ ix 12 Trophy Cottage (display)

Air Mattresses $3.88

Sleeping Bags $3.88 and $4.88

l0 rentals reserved after August 25th ' 3'03"): date Aug. 28th

Phone 892-2368

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NOTICE

Parents who wish to enroll their ‘children in the Central Queens Swim- ming Program from August 24 to Sep- tember 5 may do so on Monday and

KER ABREAST OF THE SPORTING NEWS

SPORTS CALENDAR

of .9a

or 1.514 issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange. 735 fell and 597 rose. CAPTURE ATTENTION Individual issues captured at-

WANTED

lcge of Physicians and Sur-

Air Conditioned

First World War. fired Just 50 Formal rejection by the A150 0!! Mondl)’. Meek melts: years ago Saturday. was calm United Auto Workers 'tof tEgo 3111033153.? 411,?ﬁegn'1eey‘ﬁgi A WEEKLY memorated with a blank a ct counter-offer by the au omo (ii a p 08 . . ‘ from the same gun. from the companies in the bargainliligkfo; Elhl‘ySlie; he: mistrﬁggledng. CALENDAR A PM" SONIC. II" The IM'CI’OSI' Good Span some t and b the me a new labor contract was in e o own a - . man. Tip: - boilibardier John by observers to some of the Mack ended the week With 8 OF EVENTS “I35. BIISlﬂOSS FINDS Frederick Osborn. 73, fired the market's weakness. net loss of 6% at 40%. 13-pounder cannon at Peronnes. Stock prices went mildly On 'Thlll'SdaY. Superior 011. The cannon Fiad been sent for 10W" 0“ balance some “hm: waif!” 5:25:51 igugdoﬁstgz ’ retreat was ascribed to toe n - 0 - . . e e “‘° mash" “m” "‘° "mm" cal factors. because the list had 1.670io11omngthe death of Wii- BASILICA Wholesale prices on all sporting goods We Ar- Equipped War Museum in London. enjoyed a good recovery from lam M. Keck. a rector of the ' To Wash nonces in there filliliihlhl’dwi‘fl w‘ CENTRE mm C. “2:. W"- mm in roiii-iakin by trad- ' ~ . ’ caner sun or: r p g stock‘spllt. On Friday. 68 points ' 0”" Pn'lou' I};de The Dow Jones industrial 0‘ “‘9 89‘" w“ trimmed by P. E. I’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE [[30 average look a triﬂing loss of Prom tahng- P.|n“n‘ and Decanting -19 at 838462. W“ W “W” W SPORTING GOODS sroas com-em olume was generany slack. situation. Chrysler gained /a on AFTERNOON Cummemm “I! Be M “u The week’s total was 19,664,110 “19 Week. helped by company AND ' h“ m a on shares compared with 19.324.510 Projecuo‘“ 0' 5’9"“ "1°" EVENINGS "I B-k 0' om. n th wee before 8 I 8 Sport Lodge Phone The Associated Press average WARN m” CASUAL BOWLING JohneM-mville °‘ 3° sif°§fsgh°w°d 1‘ ma“ ‘053 TORONTO (op) m. c... 185 GREAT GEORGE STREET R- Robison

I2 Alexander Drive

genus of Ontario says it is con- cerned a b o u t an increasing '

number of drug addict-ion cases among physicians and about abuses of narcotics prescripo

LARTER’S Drug Sundries

Tuesday. August 24 and 25 at the YMCA.

Lobster Supper In Mt. Stewart Legion Home WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 26th Serving from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m.

)en 8:30 am. to 8:30 pm.

REGISTRATION OF PUPILS

CENTRAL ouest REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Hunter River MONDAY. AUGUST 24”." From 7-10 pm.

businesses including

have obtained loans

FOR SALE BY TENDER

Tracadie Cross Store property con- sisting of a Store and dwelling. ware- ‘house and two other buildings and land. Store equipment also available for

to e. . Sealed tenders will be accepted at the office of the undersigned up to noon September 8th. i964. Highest or any Tender not neces-

are invited to

sarin accepted. I MocPHEE 8i TRAINOR 180 Richmond Street. Oral-We. PM.

«armed-a

I

“ CAN IDB SERVE YOU?

On Aug. 25th, 1964 R. J. COLLINS

of the Industrial Development Bank will be at KIRKWOOD MOTEL

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

In this district and throughout Canada many persons and ﬁrms in practically all types of

Agriculture 0 Construction 0 Manufacturing Professional services c Tourist and Recreational Businesses - Transportation and Wholesale'and Retail Trades,

Development Bank to acquire land, buildings, and machinery, to increase working capital, to start a new business, and for other purposes. If you consider that IDB can be of service. you

the IDB representative by telephoning Mr. Collins or the Kirkwood Motel Telephone, 4-8527 or 4-5147

or in advance by writing to Regional Ofﬁce

I INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK

8” St. George Street, Mansion, NB.

l{ort géiod grades of scrap mamas; delivered to our yard on on treet. we are paying a owing prices: r, Pro . mom a. STEEL SCRAP .................... .. $12.00 per TON (Hal Lfﬁenm at”) EEAVY COPPER ..... .19 Ciis. per Lb. Com 9 LIGHT COPPER .... ....... .. 17 Cts. per Lb Drus Sundries RE BRA. ......................... 16 Cts. per Lb Patent Medlcln" YELLOW BRASS .......................... .. 13 Cts. per Lb hndwichce and Coffee Bar BATTIg'II“?Lq . . £0; h phone 392.2532 ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .... . ac

n u n e o ee 8. one... ALE BOTTLES .................... 80¢ per doz. 158 Kent Street Charlottetown ‘ ‘5 EL” "5"

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD. g ‘ CORNWALL

ESSO SERVICE (A. Cecil MacDougall. Lessee)

TIree - Batteries - Accessories Phone 2-1105

LLOYD’S STA-BRIGHT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS (Lloyd Gillespie. Prop.) Comfort - Value - Beauty Doors - Indows - Sores Awnings - Railings - Siding Sales and Repair Phone 4-778? Winsloe

CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY (J. E. COOK. PROP.) Parts and Accessories for all Cars Tires — Batteries ’ REBUIL'I‘ MOTORS A SPECIALTY

Dial 4-8911 181 Great George St.

MONDAY

BOWLING—Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway

IMMING—G rls . .: Boys 4 P.M.; Adults 7 P.M.—YMCA. SOFTBALL—Commercial Softball League SOFTBALL—City Softball League BASEBALL— City Baseball League

AFTER THE SHOW STOP AT THE

ISLAND GRILL

CHINESE AND CANADIAN FOOD OUR SPECIALTY

18! Up Queen St.

HARNESS RACING—Charlottetown Driving Park

TUESDAY

BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway

MIN rls 3 P M.; Boys 4 PB: Adults 7 P.M.—YMCA. SOFTBALL— Commercial Softball League SOFTBALL— City Softball League BASEBALL— City Baseball League

WEDNESDAY

BOWLING—Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway SWIMMING—Girls 8 P.M.: Boys 4 P.M.: Family 0:30 P.M.i Adults 7 P.M.—YMCA. SOFTBALL—Commercial League

WRIGHT’S

Texaco Service

(JOHN WRIGHT. LESSEE)

Phone 4-9072 St. Peters Rd. FREE WEEKLY GIFT OFFER TO ALL CUSTOMERS WITH ANY PURCHASE

KEITH CARMICHAEL ” ' McCullough Outboard IF WE SELL THEM

WE SERVICE THEM 25 Brackley Pt. no.

Phone 4-6428

AFTER THE GAME CALI. AT THE

A 8: W DRIVEle

Cor. Malpeque Rd. and Belvedere Ave.

SOFTBALL — Commercial League

BASEBALL— City Baseball League

from the Industrial

BRIGHTON DAIRY (ALLIE McINNIS. PROP.) Our Driver Passes Your Door Dial 4-883. 107 Green St.

THURSDAY

BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre BOWLING - Casual Bowling Rollaway

SWIMMING—Girls 3 P_M.: Boys 4 P.M.: Adults 7 P.M.—YMCA. SOFTBALL — Commercial Softball League SOFTBALL — City Softde League

MB In Leaf Bake AN DELICATESSE (Harry Thomson. Prop.) Home Made Bread and Pastry Wedding and Anniversary Cak

es 4-8482 115 Kent St.

BASEBALL— City Baseball League

HARNESS RACING—Charlottetown Driving Park

an appointment with

BARRY’S SNACK BAR (BARRY MOORE. PROP.) The Sportsman's Rendezvous Take Out Service

Open Daily Until a sun. Pine 4-8701 85 St. P. Rd.

FRIDAY

BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilira Recreation Centre BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rolloway SWIMMING—Girls 3 P.M.i Boys 4 P.M.: Adults 1 P.M.—YMCA.

SATURDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre

BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway

- K Square-K nonstrsctlea CO. LTD. For All Your Construction Needs

103 Inngworth Ave. Dial 882-1297

NFTBALL — City Softball league HARNESS RACING — Charlottetown

Driving Park SWIMMING—Family I - all—YMCA.

IVES’ Esso Service (Bill Ives. Less") Tires

Batteries Accessories cw

Il p.rn.

Phone 4.821i Corner Gt. George-Enrico Ste.

BIIIIARDS PARIOR

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CHARLO‘I'I'ETOWN BILLIARD CLUB PLAY BILLABDS POI RELAXATION ra- um 17: Great George St.

CONNIE LeCLAlR Building Cents-sac Bepeln and Renovation to

Bee-.IB.

Kitchens. M44141 “WI.