litt i in i. Min we i

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YE The Garden, Charlottetown, Thar Jen 2, 1958.

Maritimers Urge Improved - | Fishing Harbor Facilities —

OTTAWA (CP)—Two Maritim-

improve

cilities for Atlantic coast fisher- The pleas came during the Commons throne

ichiead {L—Gloucester).

tempting to re-establish themsel-

ves in the. fishing industry. in. the as: Nove Scotia constituencies of Antigonish and Guys borough

. found difficulty because of-a lack of docking facilities.

If they were to be encouraged in their attempt, the government should provide wharves, dredging and breakwaters soon.

NEED DECISION SOON "

Mr. Robichaud said that a de- cision muSt be made. within the next two or three months on re- placing and repairing fishing wharves or fishermen would not benefit this year or next.

Dealing with the Maritimes coal situation, he said the industry is suffering from a “depression.” It can coal should: be imported to Moncton last year when there was a stockpile of 1,200,000 tons of coal in Nova Scotia. He questioned whether the coal companies were = all possible efforts to sell

Mr. Robichaud reiterated past demands for extension of CBC television coverage in northern New Brunswick, now served by a privately-owned station in Monc-

ton.

: He said the he should.put re- lay stations im northern New Brunswick that would carry the full English - language network service.

A new privately-owned station had been licensed at New Car- lisle, Que., but construction had been delayed and the station would not be en the air before next autumn. :

NOT SATISFACTORY

The New Carlisle station, across Baie des Chaleurs from New Brunswick, would broadcast 35 per cent of the time in English and the rest in French. This ar- rangement would be unsatisfac-

tory to either group, each of

_‘which had the right te expect

from the CBC full service in the two languages.

Mr. O'Leary said that ¥ the government plans to open some sort of federal institution in the mining town of Springhill, N.S., he strongly supports such a move. He apparently referred te reports that the disaster-stricken town is being considered as a site for a penitentiary.

However, Mr. O'Leary said,

CUDMORE’S

WEEKEND

|CRISCO, 31b.tin 95c] SUGAR. 10lbs. 95c

BRODIE’S New PLE - CRUST

MIX

SPECIAL COUPON : DEAL PRICE

29c Pkg.

Oe

BLUE POTATOES

Christie Milk pkg. Biscuits 2/c Jewel 3 Ib. tin

debate HE oe

speech : trom: creme O'Leary (PC—Anti-} also urged that help be- }—end~—H.. J.| given_the port_of Mulgrave,.N.S.}_.

oe. O'Leary said. those at-

portant because of the possibil- ity that a $40,000,000 pulp mill will be built nearby, Mr. O’Leary said. Premier Stanfield of Nova Scotia was negotiating now for the mill. ae

Business Is Said Improving

“TORONTO (‘OP)—J. K. Mae-

Speaking at the anoval meeting | of the company, Mr. Macdonald reported the company had a good year with life insurance protec- tion in force increased by $164,- 109,752 to_a total of $2,118,047,766.

The company reported net earnings of $8,340.278 for the year éompared with $6,767,379 in 1957.

SUMMERSIDE, P.EI.

TENDERS FOR SUB TRADES

PRE-

STORE WIDE: | NVE NTO RY

CE.

Table of SPORTSWEAR

Sweaters, Skirts, Blouses. ~ 50%

UP TO Clearance GIRDLES Panties, slip on styles. Brok- en sizes in white only-

{|Table of JEWELLERY

Earrings, necklaces, pins. - 50% DISCOUNT

| Assortment in wools, angora.

KNITTED CAPS

Peg. 1.98 - 4.50 98: a"

LADIES’ WEAR AT BOTH STORES

TENDERS will be received by, the undersigned until 5 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1989.

for all sub trade prices required in the construction of a Stand- ard Intermediate Cantilever Hangar, R.C.A.F. Station, Sum- merside, P.E.-I.

cit cies tielins ak een sarily accepted.

TERMINAL CONSTRUCTION . Division of Heary J. Kaiser Company (Canada) Ltd.) . 4920 Western Avenue Montreal 6, P. Q. HUNTER 9-7531

ae

Ready - To - Hang DRAPES

5 .99

To cover windows up to 48” wide x 84.

Reg. 12.95

DRAPERY Remnants

45 te ae 1.98 - 2.98 1. YB.

SPECIALS

Washed 4 Ibs.

Carrots 29c} ~~ 3 he

Parsnips =

Eating or

Cooking

6 lbs. ...... 29

—— large size

Oxydol 8c

Broken Pekoe

Drapery MATERIAL

.45" wide Reg. 1.49 yd.

TOWEL SETS boxed

2 towels and 1 face cloth.

Reg- 3.98

1 99

338

wats

Quilted lined, storm cuffs. 5% MEN’S

Zipper front. Olive. Sizes = 89 rLanne, WORK SHIRTS

36 - 44. Assorted checks, blue, grey 1 99

' COMBINATIONS

asics Nitin Sizes 36 - 44, Reg. 3.39

FLEROS

and red. Sanforized. Sizes S. M. L. Reg. 2.98

MEN’S SPORT AND DRESS

SHIRTS

Tooke, ponent agg odin aggre striges, greys, blues, browns, tartans. S.M.L.

Reg. 3.98 - 5.95

* , 1

Men’‘s SWEATERS

Wool, Orion pullover, long sleeves, V-neck. Red, blue, green and grey.

Reg. 5.95 - 8.95

4

Boys’ Lined JEANS

Heavy blue denim with sanferized flannel lining. Sizes 24 to 34.

_ Reg. 3.98

Ivy League PANTS

Black with grey stripe, heavy san- forized flannel lining, broken sizes.

Reg. 5.98

3°

Reg. 10.95

Boys’ JACKETS \+ Quilted lined, poplin knit collar

and cuffs. Grey, Navy, - broken | AND winter JACKETS . Entire stock Men’s and Boys’ 20% OFF

sizes, 8 - 16. MEN’S WEAR AT BOTH STORES

Dd 99

MILKER 1 Sine Type Rite Way. | Reg. 115.00

HARDWARE DEPT — SUMMERSIDE ONLY

ENGINE ;

: 39”

HARDWARE DEPT — SUMMERSIDE ONLY

LBriggs and Stratton. Model 6A. H. Will develop up to 2

HP. Reg. 30.70

7 g |

PLASTIC ; BEVERAGE BOTTLES Unbreakable plastic with screw on cap. 114 quart

capacity. Reg. .98

00

LINSEED SOAP

For cleaning painted or varnished surfaces, floor¢, carpets, rugs, etc. Sb. tins.

Reg. 1.89

LUNCH KITS

All aluminum men’s size kits with plastic handle. Fits standard size vacuum.

Reg. 2.59

1 .29

SCISSORS

Keen) cutting with black en- amelled handles 7 inch. Mad- in France.

Reg. 1.98

97

BOUSEWARE DEPT. AT BOTH STORES

COASTER SETS 4 floral decorated coasters. Reg. 1.69 '

3 pe. Coffee Set, Coffee pot, Sugar and Cream.

="

Aynsley Dinner PLATES. In 7733 Maroon Pattern. 1 .98 « Reg. 5.25

Aynsley Cream SOUPS.

With stands. 7733 Maroon Ye

Pattern. EA. Reg. 6.15

|ptaren GRAVY BOAT

Stand by Wm. A. Rogers. Reg. 14.85

CAMEO

Velvet Background. Reg. 4.98 \

CAMEO MINIATURE Geld frame.

Reg. 2.9

PICTURES Starter SETS

99 | Reg. 5.98 3 | ‘SET

CHINA DEPT. AT BOTH STORES

BLUE WILLOW CHINA

20-pe.

c

CLEARANCE! Women’s SHOES

from stock. Pump styles, black,

leather, suede and patent, Cuban and high heels. Sizes & - Width AAA - B - broken widths and style range.

REG. 6.98 - 9.98

SHOE DEPT. AT’ BOTH STORES

Smart assortment of Women’s Styles and patterns taken con ea ae rr 99 99 9.

4| FITTED

A] Double bed size.

FITTED - FLANNELETTE

SHEETS

Double bed size. —

2” a 2” a

Reg. 4.49

NYLON

SHEETS

Reg. 5.93

Tex-Made SHEETS

Candy Tone Stripe 81 x 100. .99 _ Reg. 8.49 PR.

. HOME FURNISHINGS AT BOTH STORES:

Summerside Only KENWOOD BLANKETS

Discontinued shades. LESS 1 0% j ore

Wool SUITING

54” Fleck.

Yellow, Grey and Black

Reg. 3.98 yd.

Shortening 79¢} Tea 69¢ - 7 Raisins 4c Soap, 3 for 3c Bacon 5c BUTTER, 2 ths. .......... $137 co aie, Ss — yn Jam 49¢ Juice 45c | Cocoanut e Apple 48 oz. tin § Boneless 5 oz. tin Juice 33c {Chicken _ 33c

1 FREE DELIVERY COD. ORDERS ACCEPIED

BM AVE

[Dress MATERIAL ae

Cotton and rayon fine check

98 aC with Rose Polka Dot

Reg. 2.69 yd. 98° YB.

HOME FURNISHINGS — SUMMERSIDE ONLY

YOUTH CENTRE CLEARANCE!

Children’s DRESSES

Odds and eate—Veleotane, i .98 w5* o2

Children’s COATS

materials, assorted ne ogy

Reduced to clear—assorted

styles and colours, all wool 1018"

30 1"

te

Girls’ COATS

and wool and rayon mater- Real bargains .. . 13 30 18° 63

Reg. 2.98 - 7.98

‘Reg. 15.95

Girls’ DRESSES |

1-3 off Original Price Reg: 4.95 - 17.50

ials.

sorted styles in saat wool and _ mater- ials. 7 -

Reg. 19.95-- 27.95

Girls’ COATS

Odds & Ends—reduced original _ to clear ... good 1 pie Vy OF Sorina “CARDIGANS

Orlon button to neck with ‘neat collar. Powder only. 8 - 14.

Reg. 2.98 1”

“ YOUTH CENTRE AT sOTH STORES

“~ ~

1959 MODEL @S

RCA Victor TV SAVE 10"

5 and 10 Dept. Summerside Only 39 Billfolds. Leather, zippered all

around, Reg. 2.49 ea. 1.98

Sale each .......-..---- C. ae Ink, Reg. .19 ea. sate ie Solas ksesereee a 13

Terry Towels 18 r 32. o 1.29 pr.—Sale pr. .;

Scrap~ books, Mickey Mouse.

Reg. .25 ch aa aa Je icwikaasas 15 29

Desk Sets, Assorted -Golors.

Reg. 3.59 each 2.98

Bale O66 5 ic .ccesss Eversharp, Pen and Pencil Sets

Pencil Pouch, Plastie Reeg. .49 each. Sale ea.

Reg. 2.95 each Sete each et Peas cares 1 98 Bridge Table Cover, cards and d. Reg. 7.98 sec OO

Bridge Set, can Score Pad, etc.

Reg. 7.49 each 5.98

Sie 068 Ga ‘Cards.

100% Plastic Th

a Picture Tube. Reg. 7.98 cach Ses obeh . ois 5.98 - @ Full ] odel ith high] lished wal des cea mace we eee OO 100% Plastic Playing Cards. , Reg. 4.98 each 3 a8 Baie MOON co akc cees sens a . 339. Reg 00 00. Bridge Set, Cards, Pad, Pencil, ete. ag Reg. 4.98 each eee a. Sele eth iis 3.98 Up to 2 years to pay . : Bridge Set, Boxed and cards, pad

Ne outside financing,

ee a

~

HARDWARE Deri, AT BOTH STORES

etc. Reg. 4.98 each

Sale eagh aaseskseseses

3.98