In The W, I, r Thurs. JIIIV 11, 1963. ' Manufacturers 1 k ‘

Disapprove

Tux Decision

TORONTO K‘Pl W The yiresl~ dent or the C ndlnn Manular hirer:

I-r Gordon's ‘lm-I

roles tour on produclimi mar

.Ion tn ret'sin the ll-por-coul

cry, although Implementing il in ’

Magus between now and Jan I. 1965

H, Roy (‘rahlree nl ltlonireal uld In - statement released here that the association wet comes the decision In eliminate lb. tax on In the mnnulncturimz Ilrncess "which would have been an unduly heavy burden tor niunu- hunters to bear"

But he described the decision In apply the ruler tux nn one ductian machinery In stage: as "temporary and srtiul roller which will hep In adjustimz to the new tax,"

Ills statement nddrd “Bill at the end III In monlhc we will‘ be nlmnst u hcdly oil a! we were when Mr, Gordon bruuKhI down his budget June 13”

ST. LOUIS

Mn. Hurt She] and 5011 Dan-

mhlerlals consumed

Iy have returned to lheir home i

In Windsor, Ont, ailel- Visiting I! the home of her Darenis. .‘lr. and Mrs Fred 1. prters in other members of her family.

Emlle Doucelle nl‘Ihg (‘nnad- r

Iln air fort! ll Vlsltlng his mn- I‘IIEI‘, Mrs. Anna Doucetw and [Emily In st. Edwards ‘

Mr, and Mrs. no Douceue Jr. have returned to Illeir home In

llLI'I Lawrence liter VlSiIIIIﬂ It the horn. oi hlr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doucelie in Plen- nsnt Vew.

Mr, and Mn. Cyril Doucutt. Ind sons Arthur and VICIDI', mo»

tored so You Brunslviuk where '

they visited Friends "I st. ‘vlnr-

guerl s Mr, And .‘II'S. .Iohn Chnwcn Ind daughlcr Kalhy, o! Char

luttetown uere weekend visitors _

nI Mr, and MYL Eddle Bvrnard _.

'lld family.

Min Mary Allan oI Charlolle- hwn ls vacuuming at the hum: a Mr, and Mrs John 5. Glands! Ind ﬁrmly in st LaIlIs

Mrs. Roy when; has re mer In her horn! in DPBlnll ﬂier being a patient In the Com- munlty Hospital In O'Lexry.

willrenl Callaghan Ten resent—l ly Ior Tomnln, UTIL. when hll will spend the summer. ‘

The SIP Ann's Club held ii! monthly meeting Sunday at Lhe j hum: of Mrs Camille Perry. Twelve members were preseni. Mrs. James Richard IIIVIIPd the members In Ilc'r home {or the next meetlnl.

Mrs. Maurlcc Myers has re EurnPd In her home alter vl<I|~ In; her son and Iamily, hlr, and Mrsl Eddie Myers in Summer- Iidc.

Miss Jean Ballard emplnyed In Kensington IS spending two weeks at her hum? III SI. LDIIIS.

BALTIC 1

Mrsl Turner Moon, Enmorel Is spending a 12W day‘s Wlih her ulster, Mrs Edith Wall. BalIlc.

Mrs. K: III Jones a! Haul- bronk. accompanied by her niece, .‘Tl‘sl Athut Andrcws (I! West Acum. Mass, motored In the home ol Mrs. Jones' sister. Mrs. Edith Wall of Baltic, where my \Islh‘d a nonple of

days

Walla” Simm: nI Vl'clirli Rh» or is a palm"! In Prince County Hospital,

Ilrs. Floth McLeod. lrlshlntln nccnmpanicd b' hrr slslrr, Miss hlillirent (‘ousi . nrr mum: in Clinton, the ruesls M Mr o h :4 Mrs William Hva

Mn Goldie Rix arcunlpalilcd by her m n t h n r. Mrs Evl‘retl Wall at Indian River. allunded the funeral of Lillian M a rie Wall III Charlottetown on Wed- nemay,

C.v.

SIAMESE TWIN DIES

PITTSBURGH IAP! E The second of Siamese twtn girls who here snrgn-ally scnmled last June IE? died early Monday In Children's Hospital llcr sis- Ier died June 26. Authorities laid Rose Maly Tcmoshenko died of pneumonia which devel- . oped last work Her sisler. llth 1 Ann. had cunirauled on Iniec.‘ 'on u Few days neloru she di d The girls, born June 7. were Joined at the abdomen and cliched on. organ, The liver.

SAVE 20: LB. For Banking on Barbecuing Pall

RIBS 0

Prepared

SPARE

SAVE 10: CASH SWIFTS EASY To Sue! PREM

LUNCHEON

SAVE 14c CASH MORSES ORANGE PEKOE

TEA BAG

SAVE IOc ON TWO PKGS. KELLOGGS BREAKFAST CEREAL

CORN Fl

SAVE 7c CASH BIRDS EYE BEEF. CHICKEN. TURKEY

HOME NEEDS ST. PETERS ROAD ONLY ASSORTED canons _ HEAT moor _. DRINKING;

MUGS °‘ 88c

FOUR CLEAR GLASS

FRUIT BOWLS 25c

TERRY (‘IAITH ASSORTED COLORS

Beach Towels L49

1

MEAT PIES

Backyard barbecues are exlra-special occasions when ﬁat from .Dcminion is on the grilll And no wonder! The friendly man behind- the meat counter at Dominion is an old‘hand at culling and Trimming lop quality meal destined for cheers from the family]

Whaiever you plan Io barbecue . . . extra-ﬂick juicy steaks, lender” pork chops, wieners, hamburg—even a small roast or poullry . . . The man behind the meat counter at DOMINION will gladly help you choose the cut you want. He'll give you a good tip or two for best results, Too! Meet him This week.

Meet The Man Behind The Meat Counter 0

EXCELLENT FOR HAMBURGERS OR MEAT LOAF

' RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF

O

MEAT 39

so Es 1202. soz.

McLARENS ASSORTED

PICKLES

SAVE CASH. OPAL

12 OZ. JARS

3 89¢

TOILET TISSUE 37c §Wiil§ﬂmm El:-

EﬁO‘EO‘ﬁ‘iE BARS w 39c Wiiiiﬁsmc 79c

KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP

SANDWICH SPREAD ‘33? 49c

CANADA PACK7RS SPECIAL LAYER

MARVEN PEERLESS ASSORTED

BISCUITS

70 c BISCUITS

Q '1‘ F TROPICAL

FRUIT SALAD

!5 OZ. 0 (MM?

10 OZ. c

LYNN VALLEY STANDARD

PEACHES

90

15 OZ. TIN

Tim. Siam

Io

SON. You

“,4 GROUND BEEF u9° ,. 9' BLADE STEAM-69° BACON 49c

FBESHPRODUCE

SAVE'16c LB. For Salads Red Rip. Vin. Mound

TOMATOES

39°

LOCAL GROWN LARGE FIRM 2 49c

lETTUCE GREEN ONIONS 25c ORANGES " 85c

FROZEN FOOD

DOMINION’S OWN. DOMINO

5 LB. BAG

FRENCH FRlFs 2 :25; 35c lEMONADE " 39c FISH sncxs 45:

We Raul-Va The Right to Limit Quantities Vllucc Elma" until Closing Sclurdly. July lath. Rood M

Dunn SO. SO.