oocl And Clothing Boost Living Cost

OTTAWA lCPI—Higher prices higher

prices for men's and

for food and clothing helped women's wear. piece goods. foot- hoost Lanadas cost of lIVlng wear and jewellery. Prices for to it round level at WY” 1. The children's wear were lower.

consumer price index moved to 1:11 trom 134.6 at March 1.

Tim bureau Of SiailSIiCSI'e- and optical care boosted

Generally higher costs for octors' fees. dentists' charges

ltt‘l‘it‘tl “’day “1395 1’05? during health and personal care index

March on a wide range of food

ltcitl>. adult clothing. housing

and ntlttfl' components that make em Canada and New Brunswick

up lltt‘ indcx.

Il\lll'.' costs—is

’l‘hc index—yardstick of urban index to 119.5 from 1194 4

based on 1

priccs equalling 100. Al April 1 some magazines more than out- ll has 2.1 pomis abm'é‘ the "flex weighed increased

on- lll(‘ corresponding date

C(‘lll

its rise durinu March fol-

loucd an increase in industrial offset higher prices for motor “aces durin'l February. The in- oil in some cities to lower the dcx of average industrial wages transportation March l—latcs from 143.

. (1 ~ “ ““" —— ..lllé‘l’aald Retired UC

and salaries at .'l\'."1l£tbl(‘—-\\‘BS 199.5 \\llI1 198.1 a month 111‘ :1 year earlier. This on 1949 lovcls cquallin: 100. represents an met-age of total wages paid h\

13 pcrsnns in a wide range of Uniter‘ ‘ Wednesday.

iiirliist rics

rooo cosrs UI‘ l Fivr of the seven components

In lht‘ consumer price index itci‘t" hizltcr durin'! March — lotitl. housinc. clothing. health.

and pcl'sonal care. tobacco and alcohol. Declines showed in transportation and the reading- rct-rcation segments.

Tiic food index was tip a half- point from the previous month to 131.11 on the strcnath of lti'Ilicr costs for fruits. beef. rollt‘t‘. milk. ice cream. .. sorlll crackers. macaroni. short- cnm': and some vegetables.

Louct' prices were noted for the knife-slaying of 11-year-old a Rejean St.

'. broad. cookies. ends. \czctablcs and some cuts of mm!

‘lic housmg index rose to er's jtirv Tucusday night found

1378 from 137.5

-, (‘FQ'IL‘F‘L.YTELIZJPJ our .‘i’lil are“. Bareheacled Craze For Men Makes Hatter Close Doors

TORONTO fCPl—The bare- headcd fad for men that be- :an in Canada just after the Second World War has driven one of Toronto‘s oldest hatters out of business.

1.. .. Applegath and Son Ltd. founded in 1885 and one )I Canada's most widely known hattcrs. will close its doors in July because of de- clinin: sales.

Harold A p p l e :rzindson of founder Apple-path

able to 11"111 craze for some \czii's but now we've jusl rim out os steam."

’l‘hc closin: of thc store will mark the end of four genera- tions of Applcgaths in thc hat< ting business. Harold's son Gordon. 34. also works at the store Thc building. on down- town \‘onge Street. will prob- ably become part of an office complex. Mr. Applegath said.

The company at one time owncd four storcs in Toronto. out the number was reduced to three in 1954. two in 1960 Ind to one two years ago. De- rlining sales figures tell the. tale: In 1912 the company crossed 8112.000 from hat:

5: a t h, 61!. Llcwcl- said:

ANADA PROVINCE or rumor: EDWARD isntxo BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION

IN THE {\l\'l"l‘l'ZR of the. Motor Carrier Act. 1I", E. Li and or thc Motor Vehicle Transport Act tCauadaI

and IN THE MATTER of thc application ol tho ttndcrnamcd per- operate as intro-Provincial carriers and/ Orr extra-provincial carriers under the said Acts.

NOTICE OF HEARING

NOTICE that the Public Utilities Commission the TWENTY-FIRST (la D. 1964. at the. hour of Ten O'Clock in the forenoon at. the

sons for licensee. to

'I‘AKI'I appointed THURSDAY. A.

National Film Board 'I‘hcatrc.

town. as the time and place for consideration ot the applications ' of:

MrMinniman's Transfer Limited Street Fredericton. N. B.

247 Dundonald

Frederick W. MacKny R. No. l

Pietou. N. S.

(‘Iayton Ford Wilson R. R. No. 2

Cornwall. I'. E. I

. . I 111 prices mod—Va 12-month 128111 of two per dropped the reading.recreali0n 523.

ttrms employin" more than W. Armstroni‘l.

John E. Morrison

Ocean View, P. E. I.

William Heath Bowlcy 161 Belvufere Ayenue

Parkdlle. P. E. I.

for license to operate motor vehicles takings and intro-provincial operators

' several routes as set out in And an application for extension of intrn-provincial and/or extra-

mctr IJ

provincial operating rights by:

Jenkins Transfer Limited 101 Longworth Avcnue Charlottetown. P. E. l.

J. Lowell Hon Cornwall. I’.E.l

Smith Trnlport Limited 150 Commissioners Strict

Toronto. Ont.

Canadian National Transportation Limited cheti street

Lax-u ere Montreal. P. 0.

Information concerning the. mute-s applied for and particulars be mutated may be had on application to the.

my person having any objections to Wanting of I litteou to my at the above named applicants! lean and the Commission ‘

of service to Commission. And

shatladvlne moor-trench

DATED u (lurinttetoovn this 4th day of MAY 11.1). 1954. mas.) a. bonus PURSEY

mmeunmhdon

to 165.5 from 1604 Hizher liquor prices in West- the

oosted tobacco - alcohol

Lower subscription rates for‘

newspaper This

in some cities.

index to 151 from 1 .

Lower prices for new cars

index to 142.8

I O O Mmlster Dies OTTAWA tCPl—Rev. Robert 1 74. a retired Church minister. dieu

Hc served for a time at Wes- ley Church. Montreal. but spent most of his life in the Ottawa: area.

Mr. Armstrong was frequent contr‘butor to the U n i t e a Church Observer. the church newspaper. and wrote a novel. Al Rivcrs Run to The Sea

Survivors include a daughtei. Mrs. Walter Trost of Halifax.

FACES MURDER CHARGE

HULL. Que. (CPI—Yvon La- courcicrc. 17. \t as charged Wod- ncsday with capital murder in

Denis. son of his foster parents. LacourciCrc was remanded to May 14. A coron-

the youth criminally responsible

alone and raised the figure to $187.0th 11y 1919‘ Thc peak was rcachcd in 194fi—S300.000 —-and thcn the decline set in.

WATCHED THE HATLESS

“I used to stand in the stor in the summer and watch 31" thcsc hatlcss petiole wa" by." Harold Applcgath said. "and got sick to my sum ach.”

I am sad and t'IlSlIlUSIODCt" about the whole thing."

The .\p'>lc'_'.:illis have scrvv iccd royalty along with sports and political fiaiircs.

Kin: Edward \‘11 was a cus- tomcr of tho Yonzc Street store as were many past pt‘c- miers of Ontario and cabinet ministers.

The store began at'tcr l...'. .‘tpplcgnth :avc up a selling career to open a fur store. He began selling straw boat~ ers to make ends meet and i found that business boomed. The elder Applegath came to Canada from England in 1883.

Harold Applcgath said he has no immediate plans for the futuure.

"l hopc to make cnouzh out of this so that I won't have to make any plans." he said.

has, y of MAY Charlotte-

Dominion ding.

as extra-provincial nndcr- tor the carriage of goods their sevcral applications.

the

in wrltmg at. the said hearing. stating the.

French Gov’t Will Ignore Locomotive Sale To Cuba

PARIS IRcutersl—A French "serious concern"

in discus-

i C

lNOT IN AGREEMENT

French government

has no lil-

trade b against

Asked whether he. was aware gime.

of the fact that

the state de- The

ovcotl now Premier

locomotives Brissouncau

[The Guardian. Charlottetown. Thurs. May 7. 1964. 9' spokesman “id: "No. the reds tn the cube blockade CI'ISIS of 1952. the French gov- !tention of interfering with the ernment has shown no inclina- lordinlary course of trade in this two to join the United States in progress

Castro‘s

re-

Negro Gang Being Sought

NEW YORK 'AP* ~'l‘hc fatal stabbiniz of a “‘IIIIP

shopkccpcr in Harlem has spurred police investigation 01

woman '

{if an rise to reports at l racial vendetta,

l i g

The Times account paid the an members range in no

The .‘x'eu York Times quotedl from 12 to 20 and call them

an unidentified source Wedncs- day as estimating the size of

the gang at 400 and saying the band was known as the ' ciplos."

youths had been trained by uls- sident mcmbcrs of the Blac .\1:::;lim sect. Other published reports havc placed the size at

selves "Blood Brothers." The New York Daily News said the

RETURN BODY T0 WEST

~foreign office spokesman said

ions with French officials in Parlrmnl SPOkG-‘man l" Wa=h' will srpply are 820-horscpowcr e

m... BERLIN -APi——The body of a

ere the government both Paris and Washington. “ngmn Said las‘ Wee" "‘3‘ USA. models dcsigned to repnns a “a”: 0‘ N931“ 00 to tit) members gusts: :Réeggltleno?lr“lltller;enllillg The. French spokesman was 3131:: giilbz‘awggfig ixorgg' condition of .Cuba‘s railroads WU‘hS- dcd'l'ale‘l l" (Time 3114 Doputv Police Commiss-lonci : (iglénahawhi-fizfi mad locomom, §l C?” m ' Questioned at a press confer- fives m (.uba he re “ d. “here. afiiol'dlnfl ‘0 an 01710131 attacks on whites. has boon Waltct‘ declined to confirmlwhcn h t‘ t tt 5k If. t 9‘ ° “ 3‘ cnce on .04 contract '. . p e ; _ Cuban estimate. only one-Quarg forme or denv that such a "ant: exist; ‘6 - 9 He 0 3 ac 8’ The French announcement of which we engineering mm o MIDI)?!“ $‘tml’l'1m95 that "mes ter of the locomotives operat-. The slaimg M Mr: \Iéil‘ll He said police woqu have nt'l elman bm‘fjef Quart'IS. was re. 1:351:55; earlier In the daty‘was Bhrissonncau ct Lotz signed for Sigwlmgnfl. f"! agreemen' 0" mi: in 1059 are still usable. Sugar. 5" m hpr Spmn'dJHTN slaléawm uunm N. have some:3223101421033;BEES" VINE . _ a pro es mm to supply of 20 diesel-electric ‘ "' Delivcrics will start at the clothin: store last wmmaa thin I vh‘ h w t k I l - ' waShlngton. ocomotives. with an option on Al‘hough pl'es'dem ‘19 Gaune cnd of this tear or ea 1v n aptat'cntlv w s - y - g m' \ w P- can a 9 {our bun“ \wunds' An E351 A state department spokes_ w more. pledge France-s mquaufie 1965- a B; 3 'r; i i | y . a ’llllljln\0ht‘d. some action . until we really: Berim hoarse bmugm the body 'man said the U5. expressed its Answerin: a question. the so pporl to Prcsidcnt Kcn- said. Hasonnca“ snake'man Sl(IILIl‘I(\IIII“I(I‘[ShIllllilglfilgi‘ “\‘hat “P are talking £23d3l1.""‘“"”3""“""“““'“‘

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