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TRAVELLERS PRESENT CHEQUE

ector of the P.F.1. . Mental Health Association to help subsidize costs of a large per- manent checker board for re creatiinal purposes at River-

Gerald T. Nantes, right, genior councillor of United Commercial Travellers, pre- sents a cheque of $100 to Urban McQuaid, executive dir-

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Oil Company President To Lecture At College

top business executives. The lec- : : : | hive which is fresto the public professional activity each year. |

: Among the lecturers have will be given on Tuesday evening at 8:30 in the College auditorium. |bee® Principal Wallaee of| Mr.. Twaites, who has been ean and Msgr. Vandry ot | with Imperial since 1933, be-| aval, among educators; ; Dr. | came its president in 1960. Aside |Wilder. Penfield, medicine; Sir | from his wide business interests, Ernest MacMillan, music; Ot-

he has beeen closely associated |‘@wa’s Mayor Charlotte Whit- with the Univerity of Toronto, |t0D: Thomas H. Raddall, litera-

erican Association, the Royal|Widely distributed throughout Canadian Institute, the Cana- |Canada. ’ Sava dian Arthritis and. Rheumatism; Dr. Robertson in whose mem- Association, and the Canadian |ory the lecture was established | Chamber of Commerce. |was principal of the College)

Mr. Twaites is the 15th in the ‘from 1901 to 1937. |

Fall Lobster Landings |

Said Poorest In Years

The _ fall. lobster _season__cur. __ Figures for the month of Aug- rently in effect on the south side | ust this year indicate that the ef the province has been called| 895,509 pounds caugit last | one of the poorest in years. i

The season began Aug. 10 and runs for two months.

It has been Yearned that many fishermen have pulled their gear and stopped fishing, some of them as long as three weeks

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Let’s Stop The

“Tailgating” —driving' too | close to the car ahead — will | kill 7,000 North Americans this year. In October Reader’s | Digest, you ~vill-find 6 ways in which you.can outwit the | tailgaters (policemen please | note) and help to cut down | the fearful toll of.injury and violent death on the. road. Don’t miss October issue of | Reader’s Digest, now on sale

estimated that__the season-to date is down from |

. WHAT IS GEAU

Your Shell Agent fer

Charlottetown, Parkdale,

Sherwood and Eastern | Pp & P

> J.W. Skinner - Dial 4-4044

your eyes,

Tailgate Killers! |

of BLINDNESS literally squeezing the sight from

A féw minutes of your time NOW to have the test pi vent total BLINDNESS in the future. Bor tr Program endorsed by The Dept. of Health

% The Guardian, Fri, Oct. 1, 1965.

> F Charge Resulted ;| In Fine Of $125

| Edward Arsenault, Charlotte- | jtown, pleaded .not guilty to a charge of drunken driving but guilty to a lesser charge of driving while impaired and was fined $125 and costs or 30 days hy Magistrate A. James Haslam, QC, in City Police Court yester- day

Lester O'Donnell -was counsel for the accused.

Annie Wood, Charlottetown, charged with theft of an article valued at less than $50 was fined $20 and costs or 10 days. »

Willard’P: Doucette, Summer- side. was fined $20 and costs ‘or 10 days for a violation of the city’s speeding regulations

David S. McGuigan, Gasper- eau, charged with passing on a solid white line was fined $10 | and costs or five days.

William U. MacDonald, Bor- den, was assessed $10 and costs or five days for failing to stop at a red, light.

Garry MacDonald, Mt. Al- bion, charged with operating a car with defective brakes had his case adjourned till October 2

,Simuilar fines of $20 and costs | or 30 daye were imposed on three men charged with iMegal possession of liquor.

RED CROSS | ns er al | WITH YOUR HELP’

The presentat- jon was made last night at a monthly meeting of United | Commercial Travellers at the Royal Canadian Legion.

side Haspital Give through the United

Fund.

But the drop in catches is | much more serious in Septem- j’ ber it has been learned and the figures at the end of the

son are expected to the unusually poor 0

pound, a price of 55 to |

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Stories indicated that catches were most unusually | West Prince the Alberton age, or leas - tha much of the rest Shore, and were age alont the productive Scaith shore. Final figures reveal, .

SPECIAL — FREE HOT DRINK _ © With Huck Finn Fish Fry —50c

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Oct, Ist At 5 P.M. > | Mr. Erik Neilsen, 7

_ MP. for the Yukon - Will address students of S.D.U. and P.W.C. at Kelly Memorial Library, -”

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Room a 1 at $.D.U.

“The public ds, cordially invited to attend Inserted by Queens Progressive Conservative Assn.: |

IMPORTANT =~

To everyone 40 years of age and over

GLAUCOMA CLINICS

| The P.E.1. LIONS CLUBS are pleased to announce the ree | newal of the above clinics commencing i | . GLAUCOMA TESTS will be made by Dr. J. P. Lantz.

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Check the 14 page circular for the many money saving items °

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~ These Specials on Sale 9 A.M. Saturday

Only While

Personal Shopping Only (No Phone orders please on these items)

SPECIAL!

Girl's Quilted

Ski Jackets

Nylon and cotton, concealed

Waxed Paper

Four rolls. | t {

hood, draw string at waist,

sizes 7 to 12, colours blue and

red, A : Special, each trey

9-08

3 hole, narrow or wide ruled package of 4 twenty-five cent books.

Ladies’ 17 Jewell Watch

Yellow gold coloured with match- ing expansion bracelet.

Special, each

19°

Special, each

Attache Case

Size 11 x 16 with oarrying handle and metal clasps, black and brown.

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CLEARANCE OF

Blouses

In assorted prints, short sleeves, ean be worn in or out. Sizes 12 to

Seamless mesh knit on 400 needle machine, sizes 9-11

taupe. Special, pair

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Latex Pillows

Non allergenic and mothproof,

white cotton cover with zippered

end, size approximately 16 x 25. Special, each

Women’s Nylons

Chicken and Goose Filled

Pillow

Covered in featherproof floral ticking, piped_edge. approximately

1 x 27”, Special, each .

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shades of tender beige, mocha coffee, tango

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Chess Set

Wooded chess set with plastic chess men. Board size 11 x 114. Special, each

4 a 1 9 Mattress" Covers

Unbleached cotton zipper -clos- ing, % and single size, durable 4 45 é a 3.98

washable.

Special,-% each

a Special, Single each ,

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. Dress Hangers

Velvet covered, assorted col- ours. Special, each ,

Dishes »

Fine English Semi-Porcelain 2 piece set dishes Autumn Song,

. four each cups amd saucers, 2 38 dinner plates, cereal bowl, S 49) bread and butter plate. is Special ,set a ‘ Coconut Oil Boy’s “ai Sh 8 oz. bottle. An wool shell with quilted Special, each lining, toggle buttons, attached fe not, colour camel with inows. C trim, ines 8 to 18, : 4 . Special, each Girls’ Fannelette —

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BOY'S COTTON 2 Ya Boxer Pants

Made from cotton drill, % boxer style with belt loops all around, colours grey, green, bark, sizes 6 to 12. ~ : 4 Special ,each

Pyjamas

Assorted prints, sizes 4 to 6x. Special,-each

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Boot Tray

STORE OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL-9.30

Trans-Canada SALE

Quantities Last

Heavy molded rubber tray, colours grey

' @r sand.

Size 277% x 17% Regular 2.98.

Special, each

Size 2i'2 x 15%. Regular 2.29.

Special, each

Hot Water

Bottles

Good ‘quality, made in England.

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Materials include wools # plain and tweed, simulated leather with orion pile lining, sizes 10 to 20 and 14% te

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Chesterfield Suite

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