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19!. K1. and R111!!! Moms of San Bruno. Cnllt.. in the some area in March. The had been stranded for 49 days after their light plane crashed.

ONE OF‘ OLDEST autopsy revealed the four-month King's College. established in old baby had died of pneumonia. flglifax in 1780. is one of Can-

H3mm°“ “'53 ‘I’ ll“ “'50 ada’s oldest English-speaking spotted Helen Klaben of Brook- colleges.

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'18 The Guardian. Charlottetown, 'l'l1urs- Dec. 5. 1968.

Probe May Be Launched ‘On Candidate Spending

;mittee when by a one-vote mar-.terial has been assembled al- Participated 10 8lI0i-"he|' FOSCUO from the same ar

Famous Veteran Bush Pilot Participates In New Rescue

WHITE-HORSE, Y.'I‘. (GP)-A northern bush pilot who figured in the dramatic rescue of two

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By KEN KELLY

OTTAWA iCPl—'l‘he agitation in favor of a firm check on campaign spending by candi- dates for Parliament may flower into a full-scale inquiry yearly next year.

There are indications that the Commons elections committee

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jgin the committee voted to_in- ’ ready. Copies of the British and . 08- ;vite Prime Minister Pearson. oriquebec legislation on expense‘ Charles Hamlli-011 SP0"-ed 311 -someone nominated by him, to ‘limits have been deposited with ‘S 0 5 Stamped in the 5fl0W 90 giVe.the government's views on I the elections committee. lmlles 50"’-helm Of Wltlofl Like grovidlng public funds‘ for eiec- tThe;‘Quelf1e‘ch law has {attracted l‘]t(a)stt.h3‘};l:‘:sad€(¥ rglggugeawppegi-figlilz one f ti‘ t. tnlono ommieeslne rhcx§§§§§is1i3ni§"ii.'isani-ipnsai ealsn prflvijesc W llavmencts lW0m8" and. W0 children Wh° iwasn't. based entirely on obiec- from public funds for election [Were -suffering from malnutri-

I ‘ .i‘.~

Why a Gift From Archer 81 MacDonald

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may be asked at the next ses-

'= ision to study the problem and

recommended whether expense limits are desirable and whether the public should pay or all of election expenses

For years neither the candl- dates nor the general public seemed to care about the some- times - sizable sums spent on election campaigns.

But experience of four

tions to the idea of the public ‘paying part or all of the cost. ‘Several members felt the pro- posal to call Mr. Pearson was premature. They argue privately that the committee has enough to do now with the regular post-election re- view of the Election Act to de- vote enough time to the ex- genses question. They want to

expenses.

‘SET LIMIT

In Quebec general elections, ‘political parties are limited to it .maximum of 25 cents an elec- tor in ridings where they have .’candidates. Candidates them- ;selves face limits of 60 cents ‘an elector up to 10,000, plus 50 lcents for the second 10,000 plus ‘.40 cents for all over 20.000. 1 Machinery is provided for the

tion. A third child died of pneumonia before the family was rescued. .

Hamilton said he spotted the‘ S 0 S and an arrow pointing ‘to Porter Lake at the mouth of th

dog teams working their trap lines.

with the trappers - Louis Boys and Howard Gadel—was

Means More

. Furniture is the longest lasting gift you can

buy ' Give Furniture this year and lcnow it will last and last.

3 Lay-away now while selections are

99 011311898 In the 80‘ l‘9C0m-[caniiidaies' agents to recover mended to P a 1'] i a m e n t and : about one~quarter of these sums passed by Commons and Senate ; from the public purse. before the en of the session. Present federal legislation re- about Dec. . ‘quires candidates to report all Informal discussions h a v e their election expenses but some been going on among govern- ‘ Ml”s say. frankly it isn't always ment supporters aimed at giv- done, 1118 the elections committee the: Some political sources say the task next session of diisging into reason is that the teeth in the penses but, it is so easy to tie the whole subject of election ex- law have about as much bite up such an attempt in the courts llenses. as rubber dentures. There are that the effort is hardly ever some of the preparatory ma- l ways to unseat an MP who has made. l

federal elections in six years- the last two only 10 onths

m Boya’s daughter Annie and her th apart — gave candidates and

ree children.

Later. police and Hamilton returned to the area and air- lifted the woman and her family to hospital at Watson Lake. An

at their best.

ARCHER & MacDONAlD

Open every night ’til 9 pm. St. Peters Road

heard here about limiting expenses—as in Britain and in Quebec provincial elections —

filed a false report of his ex- Parkdale

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‘ ' R .‘a_s an effective check an elec- , . , tlon costs. KEEP AWA FROM MY YOUNGSTERS mm VIEWS _ _ The matter was touched on Fa O I S A snarling Cairacal mother llam Hoff‘. Proud as mom is. too early autographed ‘last week by the elections com- tat Zealousiy gnaw; her win I you can tell at a glance its photos. (Al? Wirephotioi. I wuuesters- believed t0 be ‘*9 3735?... ‘iii “‘~’.i2 ‘ii. "3.-. I 32 ‘ first in the world to be born D M R Pose?‘ 2. $14". 1:/4 14% ’ in captivity, The pair, born at A A 1:v“''Syn 61" ff" M ' 1" :11 Cincinnati Zoo Oct. 16. . v Syn A 300 ssixi 511». sun v. 11 measure about nine inches in I gembinaa 14” 367 -1? length and. like mom. are ex- Semi“! 14 11% 12 +1 '“.‘’’°" ‘ ‘ : ‘ ti-emely agile. Caracal cats. s"°,:,',m 11700: 3;: 1;‘, 3;], J0 B“-2(l5’.a737S29 -3’;-I452» found in South African desert ‘C t_ slim,“ no 14 12,,” 1% _,,/,1 Weston ll 1145 815% 15% 15% + 86 areas. have long ears which [Ryan on lflUf1(EofI‘;))lfl gage” 141 in Min: 10120 so 181/: 131: 12.}: “M “M. sfim Pl‘0V_1de 3 1'01?" radar» 3?‘ {inc 6250 213 zos 210 —-1 still, 14132500 131,5 1:” 1 l mosr ACTIVE -rolzomo smells cording to Zoo darector Wlll- wgiic “ago 11: 115 115 +1 Sleep 3040 420 415 415 .—s at K‘ ‘cl cu;:i1;nLrrcuc-| oh ——:-—-——-j co us 7 a + is, 5...; cm. W, 3 co: .-m x or on 's~ CAN-“-DIAN MARITIME Em 553:? 229 219% 219% +1 52?: 153 ‘$3 1?} I Con Gas ‘:2lllIssr1|l:: Lil-A il%— 9: I . ' COMMISSION Joburk iooo 71,: 71-’. W1 Tema] 75 7, -,3 .1 ' Abitibi nose :4 12% i3 0 e S ' . .1oliei_ l2oo 231/; 231». 2avi- 1/: Thom 1. 2500 49 4a 49 +1 Pow Corp 5690 310% 10*/n 10% Invitation for Tenders Jonsmrth 2100 13 1:1 13 Tommi, mo 9, ,0 9, +3 Tr Can PL 5241: saw. aw. :1:/1+ Mi Keeley-F leooo 15% 15 is -1.5 -r,,,,,,.,,,. 55‘, ,1 2, _1 Shll on soil my. 17 171.44» M . for Vessel for Passenger Kenvill rooo 6 5». 5111 bag 15305 174 166 175 +1 . ""5 F d H t R and cargo :2” as “:2 ‘ii : T~:..:~~ .; .. .. -2 ié‘s"‘.:::‘ ‘“°° ”? .23 .2: .. nen as us e urne O

1. iemas—ienae._s to-be. K .... “.‘:'::.. "ii *2’ .. .,,, -:,::>,;;-;,- 33- ,-gs .2"l.*::;;. :2 +* 1 passenger-cargo service - 1. Dufauit 1610 725 no 5 --5 U" M, 391, 535 5,0 52,, onto 15500 191;. luv. 19% 4 vi . .

tween Pictou, N. s.,clhiar1otte- I-ax!-eL-“cl 13 2;» 23 2; Un mm. 4700 31 led“ Am moogflfifs 1M_%

tlown, Souris, P. E. I. and the ow ‘ mm ‘M 19% 1M_% ‘lllr dn 2 1: 17 17 1 Cminm mm 46% u %_

Magdalen Islands, Que-. 110 L sli_oi-c 5110 210 no 21o 1 543 5; Northcal 196 79s 5 + 5 4 _ .

commence on the flopeoiinfi of L::s|IIAM 21:33: 1% 3%.-1” ycspai mi 232;) 1:132’/1 £3‘/é —lL-1 $55: 3‘? 1‘: 13* :1” r n ( navi-’-’3“°’1 35°“ 9 secwd L‘th sos - 1 1 — 1° m 4 UTUAL rumba t t ‘ W€€k Of Almfl “um the C1959 Lllac 6 I00 I If? 1:; wafffiinfii 13% 005 no 5% +6 By The Canadian Press 1 5 of navigation about the mind Iljragiot moo 177 173 171 -2 w Beaver sooo 14 5'37‘ Q’;

Week °‘f December‘ _Te"d°m Lyllllglffnt 2%" law’ a 3 '4 luv? Mm" 5:33 fl" C21: C93‘ 6:93 7.59 '

for lll'lJ.‘eB YGETS‘ SGFVIC9 com‘ Macaua it!) 273 272! Z3 -2 Sly 144.; 191;, 13 13;, :.-1., American Growth 0.42 l0:30 e 0 mencing in 1964 are invited gfldaciion 71: 71: I5 -1 “,,..,‘,.u 350., 37 _. 11 and 32.: 157.3:

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‘Pd “"11 be “caved "mm! 12 Madsen xd 22oo 22:1 21s :23 —-4 xi gfffd 53?, 111: “Iii nu + V’ gdllac: ;nd Energy 7112 7.30 1 001001‘ 11003 011 J3m1‘3l"Y §- Magnet sooo 4 4 4 young ac. mo 5 5 3 Canadian 111 slmens loss 11.67 Q Q

1964. Tendelrs should be ma1l- Man Bar lsoo 17 17 17 +2 hum, mo 2; 201,4, :1 Cdn 'ri-u 4.66 s.os

' aralgo 500 85,-’: 8% 8% Canafun €453 45.71 ed m‘epa1d..post to ..t.he Safe. Merchant 1-loo 90 90 90 no C 5000 3; ampion Mutual 6:00 6.59 ' l>a"V- Can“-1'3"“ Mamnne arcon mo 9 9 9 +1 ,,,,,,'J;' , 250 251 +1 tollective Min 4.97 5.40 1 mission. Ottawa 4. Ontario. Mart: e 15511 45 4s 45 -1 A" U M, 5500 2, 2-, -0 m.,w.m. 1» 9.31 limo g. and marked “Tenders for Sem- :a‘;3;nm' :3“ :5 + u A c £5o“4“Jn ‘ 5 IVommoant:'uit\l’1 In: Lever 1171-: lg}; In HI M h u g C ‘ vice Pictou. Charlottetown 8: _ "me" + “' .. ' '

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2. SERVICE—Details of ser- McM_nr 11$ 9%_-767% 5‘/1'15’ c Oil Lds 150 165 155 155 l‘v' end sham . Q ""°°. ‘° "9 P°”°”“°" W‘ ‘*9 Sf. Urnn 1200 8 s i -11 " ° ’‘‘°'’ “"5 ‘“‘° ‘°“ ‘*5 ii'.‘.’$.’I.‘.'.'.’.'I C°'.'.‘.'Zy misc 19322 1* obtained from the Secretary C D°"" ‘“ ‘M M “S” E9 13: l v -

_ V_ . . . Mt wngm I00 42 4o 4: +136 c Ex Gas 4500 im ioz m2 .1 no - on W. 3-!_° ~- Yes. Thats me, folks. loaded to the rafters with wanted Ca‘B‘3dl'an Mamtlme C0l’!ll!lfllSr- Mull-1M M 41'; 1-’; W 1% ‘ High ci- son 14 14 14 Dre nr. 12:: 23-}: ' HIT ‘ , . o u c - EMQVESSEL ve 8“ be Namf’ mo 15 W W, ,,, C Iiflompsfif. W32” 32 *1‘: ::;§g":{;d°g;,_w'{h .3, ,_.,, merchandise at such ridiculously low prices that it looks . — ss 0 elm- Ni 1650012 12 -~' " ' ' Oil dG 4.55 5.113 _

played must n.-he 3 servmce n2.3“nu. sooo 2. 25 .‘.§,,,:"‘,‘,‘:‘°" ,...,'.°°3,..”,';‘.2 ,3 _, $3.2‘. c...i.".... 3.’ 6.49 7.05 like “I stoled the stuff"! Kidding. of course . .. . the truth -new or twelve kn ac- 1'; *1: ‘ii... on we as is W‘: 2:3. :1: . . .

oommodaiiion for twenty-five Mm zooo in 12' 1 §mf§'5°“ 15% sf: ’;},% fifi “’“““ °°§‘°°“‘ ,j,,,, ,3, is that during the time I was in Montreal, I visited many berthed and six-t 11- - N zoooo 23 21 2w--96 7 7 . 1'» .

senge,.S_ capacity 3;“, fie NewSne::?:0r ism 169 14% 169%+‘ ‘A ‘$323 10$) 1/'22: no" :0“ iii'v°§$ic°'iI1.ii.'.'-3' G" gig: manufacturers of quality clothing. These people bought my riaige of 250 tons general cargo, g 2 lfi 1,5- 1,4, F‘ P“? P’ ‘°" 3°” 5”” 3°“ '“'°‘ °' “ ‘ ' - -

mcludmg "__mma_ted cam) gm-lmfns 535: B 1 3 _,,,l G:m;il..n. 3000813234 131-. 132;s—_l1A §ixte‘:«l>r;cl;luu';~$lmn‘ 13.3? 1:203: idea and are co-operating with me in Put over my new

- .- 4 . . -- . . . f;jlv§9au§;*§;;‘;‘§es°;n;al*;1V;“§ §L?.:;.n. 7.“3“03o 2: it 3 1% ;;_,°" ° 733;‘ :;:V‘,;; ,3‘ —* £“,':;;L T; ,, C_.,,,,,, .34: gm“ method of merchandising . . . . “cosr PLUS” (selling - 1 ,. . 0' - ' in ‘t son 171 171/; .7v.—ui One willi int .49 ,ii4 _, , ”‘“t"fb.1° 5”""‘"5h“3’ I'“5P°°‘“°“ N°"“°“1 3°“ 3” "5 3"’ ‘* list 3:: 3100 zs-.'z=.o :1 io Provident 5.09 s.s4 goods at just ii. tiny margin of profit above what I pay for Cemfmlte. "°"’‘’‘ 9°“ 7 7 7 Concord 2100. 3 :4 -1.41 Putnam Growth 1179 9.51 Vessel must be reei-stared in 1“ '‘‘‘’ 359° 1‘ ‘Z5 122* "M N Cont isoo 2s 7.5 25 +1 Radisson 4.53 sin it). I know ou’ll like the rioes . . . check the bi bar- . Na.-ink llooo as N D , mm 24 ,2 ,2 gm 599 4143 3 Canada and °°mP1~V in an N 3°“ 1°45 3‘ 73 " NC Sills. 15m 195 195 95 Research inventing 10:95 11:97 ,4 . . . ,, respects with the laws of Oan- N°r“"=l' "539" 4’ ” *5“ N00 1- :5 540% 404/. «W. Savings uivestmni 5.27 5.95 gains below .. . . but seem is bellevln , so come down 40 140 140 "

ada and be suitable to the re. 1110'"! mg‘; W W M umac mo 1 170 — 1962 Exec. Fund Cd:

quiremen of the service. ,,v“'”,‘‘,., 71/. 7s.«.— 1/1 ":_“,‘f_° "" _.j',‘,,,"’ ",3 75 7: fl, '.f.}',,,,’:‘,' ,,',‘;';‘,°,‘,‘m, 613., 51;, i tonight, tomorrow or any time and see for yourself!

4- GENER-AL"A'PPLl*Cali°n5 0° N 304"" 2°10 3° 3° 3‘ " Pamoil soon 4!! United Accumulative 6.48 ms

state the amount of annual O 13"“ °&’ 1: 13% ° "1 Pei-mo 3660 34 :11 as West Growth 4.5 5-1°

-- - - ‘n . , _ .:.. wbsggegwgg/ea» guilt bglaf; o»-m'i’-k- 1"‘ "5 7°: 7:’ *' "i'..'.'.2' 2°.“ 2.‘ 33.. 2.‘... . Y C ld W. com u 1: ea e hn 9003153130 Sketch plan and a llhotiograpll °m:by 37 «M F5” :li:i:loG" Willa 16:l9'/a16l8Va16l)9%'2¥& I M vessel to be employed. HT-';"n‘;q mo 10:3 “:63 “E V. Ranger 3151116 11: 2 By THE CANADIAN pngss I 1 -Teridres should have aittach- Pnto mo :75 275 275 -20 $5? $3 11?, “M I», Algonquin Building Credits § ed copies of :1“ I“ 1% :51 3,‘: 14%‘ V‘ stanwell mm as as 68 +1 Ltd.. common 10 cents, pfd. 323’; r . . * :22?‘ °‘ "aw" “““ "°"“"" .11: it “ it 4 3-°°-3-“£3 it “° ‘Si ‘S’: “‘ °°e'.‘.i;.%.’.‘*.°.; ‘.t..'.°.i.‘:.'." ‘ , ' ¢ 0" d on 4.900 141 143 in L“ f ts 1 5. POW KW 15“) 5 5 U l on 315 3121/ my 121/‘_. * ‘I common lve can I 9 I ’ '3 pm.“ of Tender and. fumm 1:13 11’ 1: 13%-Vi giiépher mm 136‘ 131-;‘1;z 1: J92. 31, 1964. record Jan. 3. |nad|e$ COCIGGII B0013 Men 52 Pant SUH3 ‘ W1‘tfcul8«I'S 68-11 he 05131533 on Chib mo 15 is 15 -1/. ' Thermo ins lated ti - ’ upon aiiiplica-tion in the Secre- en: Liui «lo 195 190 195 ii‘ igaucl-ll. 67% ii: :3 fly-(3:1_an;f‘¢liian'I5F:‘:lllflSP";gcu:l.1‘tl 131', mal foot lljeat. 3ui§c"".iu.i7-'1. N""'° '’"''d‘' M” °“m“l~ 5“ “'° "‘°“ '‘’'°'-

W7 Cmfidlm M°“"l'fim‘ Cam‘ quasi‘):-:ml 3'3 111/; 1:96 1;;/1+ IA wmm" 6700 33° 3” +20 371/: cents Jan 1.1964 record w“sh"b'°' G““""“°“d Wale" the la " c°l°"' ‘M 5 com‘ muck Fnd

!'fll‘SSi'0tn. .,.,. ,9. mo, ,, t. Y" 0"‘ ‘°‘°‘,’m,;, ‘ De‘c_ ,3_ ' ' ' ' prooi. Sims 4 to 10. Reg. s9.9s. checks. Sizes 34 to so. I ""°""° 5" "W W‘ '

ll. ACCEPTANCE-—'Dl1ie lowest I;-diver *3, 1. 1. :3 Mont not :64 «av. sly E3539", “.1 Ch,,.,,md hm, Factory Outlet Price 5-,,,,m, owe, P..." ""- and l or any teridelr may not flBCE6- mm, "mm am .13“ L” 13*“ V. (‘Sim Bk 6 117;. :31/,:. any 33:3 Company. 25 cents. Jan. 2. ' " Factory Outlet Price up 93”‘? be 8°0ePl";'d. Rix Attinb mo 23 2: 22 -1 mm, m V, ,, ,,._M, 1964. rfic‘;>r¢‘imI)i(2:c.

300"“ 11°00 3' 30 '1 -1 an saw. 62% em + Va R018 0. .. 5% per ARY Rowen Cfl (500 9/: 5% 5% Tor Dom [Nuns-11"‘ cent . ,. ' . . pfd. 32.8125 cents, Jan. 1 1 ffldan Maritime Commlsslon Rnnor mo 1115 11 11 Alllmlnl 2320 3267. 29/. 16%‘ 36 1954, record pm 12_ ' This Week only Men,‘ Boys; smdesntsi Men 3 NYl°n Parka: . , I - ' Children's Quilted Iinllll. Sizes :41 to 43. Bank of Montreal Exgcuflve Appmntment, Men s and ladies Skates 100% quilted nylon, .....i.. collar :33‘ "'12,; '---um» "-hlnx- . ALL SIZES 3'13: '3-avy 1n1"'uc""n "'c'.ii'i‘ '.°n'i1' ..,.'.,,,'.,n ,. D D I F I Men's-—Priced from . . 7. 5 """ "I'°"“*- Pm """ " M ,.slzos.M.l.,x1.8 ladies‘--Priced from 6 °“ "°" “'5 ' ’ ‘ I sin 8. M. 1.. 303'!’ Res. 11.» r um 6"“. 5 snow Ladies’ sklgeg: L. lllliliatell and water 30°” , Little Boys‘ so. 3 1. G: P'°°'- W M 5" ' Red only. Insulated shearling and Girls’ neg. 7.» "'°" “"' ’”'”‘ lining. size. 10 to 10. Reg. 7.95. Factory outlet Price l"actory0utletPrlce... .... ., 11118113 —— Little ’ ‘ 3 9 5 mm . OVEBSHOES ladies Stretchy Slacks I We have all the colon of ill . hills’ C3A'I‘s guano in sites 10 to so. no; . . nun . latest styles. ' - - ’ V ah‘ sP.ch. colon. Reg. 49.95 I Factory Ofilot Pita 0 Men’, ziwe, Men's Lined JEANS su..ui.a.n.. STQEHOURS OVERSHOES . "' ”' ' . Bo s’ . D. W. y T R. M M, “W mm. In" Y MI-.l.II1:‘d -lEAl;J: llondsy to lrllhy 8.30 can. to 9 pm. 6”’ - "1"-"cl! .»..i.i..,_ sq... . ., 1,_ 3,‘ 3”“ - 3°l- - I _ Saturday 8:80 on. to 9 pm. an-[hhthI¢lIeIaIletMo|treul'| executive strlehriehsbeen nuanced MG. Arnold Hart, president and 5”’ . - ‘I53. [nerd manager of the but since lose and a rice-president at no I’-‘actocy outlet Pri n°‘VY MGIWII -5 ,5. “flu, , I00 . assumes the co as I vlcopresldelt. J. Leonard Walker. now deputy general manager h clans ’ PANTS ~ mi Ivh|II.Vneuver.love|totbcIeadaflieeinMontrealn;eneraImusgcr.D.W.cuqnu I ' " union-no-uuuii-seliew-¢iv1nuo.wlnnim, .1. ,.,..,...,,,,,_,m' ,, """"'¢ Iqerhleuleut ., "" "" “° ‘“'''“° » becomes senenl manager for the iiuu. Limo Gent’ ‘Millie-Iva-4uuunalliu.'l'he. ueetfeettveJaIIaryllIM'l‘Ioyaroin ' ' incuuuuaabroudooauoauig-osoomoaonuustriioctséuocnicoou PI 2 com . or elrllns am an. I I010 I I6! Queen Street Charlottetown

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