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Kay Motors, St. Peters Road,

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tan: Finder please notify Wal- ter Bernard, Freetown.

Tam Davies Texaco Service Sation

has too big a stock. Look at these prices on Firestone Tires. 670 x 15 Safety Champion Rayon Tubeless .... 17.25 670 x 45 Safety Champion | Nylon Tubeless .... 18.9 600 x 16 and 670 x 15 Champion Tubed Type ---- 10.50

NO TRADE IN NECESSARY NO INSTALLATION CHARGE

Tom Davies Texaco

Service Station Corner Gt. George and Fitaroy Dial 6034

FOR SALE: A CHRISTMAS PRE- sent, one black and white pony foal. Elmer Waugh, Wilmot Val- ley.

CANADIAN

CHAIN SAWS, one year factory warranty.

Moase, Kensington sales and service,

LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS

WEAR EVER Gift Sets, 3 piece $19.95

Wheatley's apple stand St. Pe-| ters at Ellis Bros. Diary | Intosh, courtland, see foam and ‘rubber display. Phone 5020.

FOR SALE: CHILDRENS MITTS and ankle socks. Pticed from 40 cents to 70 cents. Dial 5494.

heavy duty, light weight, with |

5 piece $34.95

\ TOYS-TOYS Assortment of trucks, doll ear-

Clearing at 20%, off

ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

Steam Irons, Electric Fry Pans, Kettles, Radios, Lamps. —

' 20% off

ONE ONLY Fire Truck, with ladder and Fireman’s Hat to

clear at - $17.95

NEW WAY FURNITURE CO. LTD.

Ideal Gifts For Christmas

i tricycles, child’s rockers, | ciages, 'ERS. ‘For only Se (3 ! $2.10)

_ Male Help Wanted

Kent and Great George St. Miscellaneous

DPEN TONIGHT Till 9 O'clock

Be sure to visit our Toy Fair for the best values in Town.

FIRESTONE

HOME & AUTO

CHARLOTTETOWN STORE ONLY

NOTICE

We will be closed Friday

and Saturday, December 235th ahd 26th also Friday and Saturday, January lst and 2nd.

We will be salkieny’chsenn | on Thursday of both. weeks instead of Friday. Our feed warehouse will satisfaction. Phone %727—Write also -be open on Thursday.

The Wiltshire Dairying Co. Ltd.

THIS WEEK

HOCKEY EQUIPMENT,\ ‘SKATE AND BICYCLES!

ARE WANTED BY FAM- ILY WANT AD READ-

you can advertise

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TREES FOR SALE LOVELY FR CANADIAN NATIONAL Christmas trees. Stands if need- | RAILWAYS ed. Apply 210 Upper Queen | | vie a aeih onion G50: Railway YMCA—Moncton, Also one pair boy's skates, size N. B.! 5, $2.00. Phone 4935. | Sealed tenders addressed to BOYS SKATES. Mr. R. P. Puddester, Regional aa & eet condition. $3.00. Chief Engineer, -Canadian Na- Phone 8300. . | tional Railways, Moncton, N. B., | will be received up to 2:30 p.m.,

unless submitted on form

Tendering.

The lowest or any tender not

necessarily accepted. D. V. GONDER Vice-President and General Manager

RENTAL

3 ROOM APARTMENT, WITH entrance. Phone 5733.

Charlottetown. water and elec- tricity. George MacKay Har- rington, P.E_I.

Wanted To Rent

WANTED TO RENT THREE OR or four bed room

Winters, Dundee WANTED IMMEDIATELY-2

unheated, apartment or house. Phone 5366. :

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Mrs.| The family of the late Mrs.

Donald of Mount | Calvin Bishop, wish to thank Dr Buchanan, Jane, Mrs. Sy Geo Savers ant siell of te: Wilfred of Ocean P.E.1 Hospital, and those who View, Florence May, Mrs. He: sent flowers and cards during our bert Kenney, Covina California, recent bereavement. Stout Buchan, Deval eevee’ of| Mout David o CLOSE PLANT

Harvey, :

also one| SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)—Le

of Tucso; page's glue factory employing 12

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‘ stock of E

Wanted To Buy P oo ch higher than that ofthe Quality

~ company’s ’s, | Miller

WANTED mae, eee BIGGEST BATS

TO BUY ALE BOTTLES Werli's laren Wale, ‘the “ROYAL BEBCOR recorder—

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sup- | plied by the Railway and in ac- cordance - with Instructions for |

Houses & Apartments |

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FOR RENT SMALL HOUSE ON)

bedroom, furnished, heated or |

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS

Our greenhouses are filled with beautiful flowers for your home, your friends, your church.

POINSETTIAS—The finest in the city $2.00 — $3.00

_ EXTRA SPECIAL AZALEAS—Direct from Belgium : | Just breaking into dozens of beautiful blooms—Will bloom into te lar ee New Year.

$4.00

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Pot Mums, Christmas Cherries, Peppers —-——_ Mixed Pans, Flowering and Foliage House Plants,’ : Green and Novelty Plants. From $1.00 ~ Cut Flowers of all kinds. # WEST END NURSERIES

Open Evenings

CIVIC TAX APPEALS

Notice is hereby given that the Board

22 Richmond St.

\ Breton, on December

Haslam. a daughter, Lee. Weight 3 lbs. 5 ‘ for Pameia Dawn.

Phone 3525 — | BIRT — At the Prince

Island 1958. to Mr.

of Appeal from Civic Valuations and Assess- Jane. Weight 7 Ibs. 10% ozs.

bath, on ground floor, private ments has been set for Wednesday, Decem- ber 30th, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. in paved highway 8 miles from the Court Room in the time forthe year 1959,

apartment, | soon as possible. Apply V.G. | Charlottetown, Apartments. | December 19, 1958.

to Mr. and Morell Rear, a son.

City Building as the

JOHN. J. BUTLER,

City Clerk.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

By DAVE OANCIA Canadian Press Staff Writer

Services Offered

paired. Prompt service by ful ‘ly equipped experts. Costs ar

lower when repairs are dom , properly. Pick up and deiivery | service Island Radio Centre, | 136 Great Géorge St. Phone 6021 |

Charlottetown.

SERVICE

Exterminators for Roaches. Bed Bugs, Rats, Insects, ete

Free estimates — Guaranteed,“

| P. O. ‘Box 451, Charlottetown. Transportation

|CAR LEAYING FOR BOSTON

December 26th, or 27th. Bus MacCannel. Phone 8850, or 9513.. Boston M 06477.

CAR LEAVING FOR FLORIDA | during first week in ~ January. Can accommodate three or four Passengers. Phone 7-3 Earle ' Atkinsen, Alberton.

| CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX, | December 27th., returning Dec- | ember 3ist. accommodate 2. | Phone 151, Montague.

the : above mentioneg items and get, DRIVING TO TORONTO ON

juick results and extra CASH for Christmas. s ACT FAST

Phone Guardian - Patriot 8506 Guardian - Patriot Magazine |

Subscribers

January 4th, recom for one pas- senger. Cali 4151.

Teachers Wanted WANTED

‘Wanted To B

YOUR BEST MARKET FOR ALE BOTTLES City piek-up Service MAURICE BLOCK

CO. LID. 158 Kent Street

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TELEVISION AND RADIOS RE-|

Barristers,

Solicitors, etc.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Palmer & Haslam

Bank of Nova Scotia Bidg.

Electrical picture of prosperity. — Z Britons now are earning more, PR ‘ spendi more, producing more Engin r and ean more nae ue ‘any | E. S. Chandler time since the 1930s. They are

BSe., (E.E.) MEIC. P En 242 North River Road

| MODERN FUMIGATING |

Peake & Nicholson

175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. ‘Currie Bidg. Dial 9424 Quéen St

- Phone 5336 States. + . if During 1959 the wraps of war-| Canadian goods. Optometri sts time ‘austerity-were unwound one by one, giving Britons the free- (not proved easy. Over and above J. A. Carruthers, R.O. om to travel more and buy Bithe freight charges, 123 Kent St. Dial 561 most Britons in their teens or

‘Currie Bldg.

McLean & McKinnon) Dial 3361

Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B. 179 Queen St.

early 20s had never known. —

Corner Kent & ‘Queea Sts. LIFTS RESTRICTIONS Office 9133 — House 4756 During the year, the govern-

J. S. Taylo® R.O.

‘John J. Holmes B.A., LL.B.

150 Richmond Street © Dial 6145 |

= ment virtually lifted the limit on

Architects — - tail “sbrond and swept away

Frederic A. Large Q.C.

136 Richmond St. Dial 3244

Robert G. MacLeod .

B.A., LL.B.

136 Richmond St. Dial 4126

imports from the dollar area.

abroad and swept away J. F. Toombs, B. Arch. | ee ee oe de

|mest of the restrictions blocking Architect fast economic recovery made 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865 since the Suez invasion precipi-

Peter A. McNeil i ' ; any in the post-war period. 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown |" The period of austerity. and

_Ghirgpractor

Dr. W. R. Carson

Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 513 tight money to fight inflation and : | rebuild confidence in sterling Laurie A. Coles > a . that follewed Suez disappeared & Associates.

in 1959.

Consumer spénding developed jinto the biggest factor in Brit- ‘ain’s recovery. Last spring the

Charlottetown, 1 Great a government cut taxes and eased 42\4 George St. Dial seis | ; . toe nee

Consulting Engineering & Architectural Service.

| and girl, Edwin Frances, and

Cape 14th., 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. |

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(nee Mar-

achieving a material standard of living that can be compared with

that of Canada, and the United | ing British markets were thrown | | wide open to most American and’

tated a financial crisis as severe

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Births, Deaths, Marriages

(When death notices are received tee late te be

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Merle.

away Dec. 22nd 1916.

| Ories : | Of the one we loved so much.

Edward Lovingly remembered by her| Britain—on the outside of f

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ge gy ae course etaris Jan at Union Commercial College, enroll now for a complete

noon, %h, for infants from 3 pre-school chil- RCA VICTOR Portable Tele-

Christmas price,

PRINCE COUNTY MOASE Jewellers, Summ ute shoppers. . RESERVE December 2,

Long River School Christmas cert, at 8 p.m.

LUCKY TICKET drawn

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Doll on Dec. 19th, 1959 is §.D. Dixon, North Tryon.

Funeral Director:

GORVEATT — In loving mem- ory of our dear mother, who 1955. :

We miss her because we loved te he denote Gan silver or No treasure, on earth can replace ber; “ Her memory will never grow old.

ingly remembered by dau- ghters, . Dorothy, Delta, and

| GREENAN — In loving memory ing industries appear to be | of our dear mother, Mrs. Michael Greenan. who passed

|some rough sailing.

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MacLEAN ~

FUNERAL HOME

‘LIMITED

15 King Square Charlottetown

Dial 5549 *

Perhaps the biggest -

| trading blocs in Europe. Tim jnation European ‘Common

/Seven trading area as a

for British “policym aker® ‘caused by the emergence-of-

started along the n gen

emerging customs unio > headed a dtive to form the €

| OTTAWA (CP)—Associate De- move. The result has been a trp

fence Minister Pierre Sevigny ing deadlock in Europe. r has been named honorary colonel little likelihood that the Six of the Hull Regiment, a Royal make a deal to bring the © Canadian Armored Corps militia | groups clostr together. : Heathcoat-Amory, however, | quietly confident about Brit:

| regiment,

Mrs. John O'Neil, veteran, has been associated with

ithe army since“he was 16.

and place for hearing of such Appeals Pj ctur Q Of Pr 0 peri ty {s Seen In Britain Now

tions on a wide range of goods from countries such as Canada| Aro Equipment Corp., 35 ¢

LONDON (CP) — Britain en-|and the U.S. ‘ters the new year presenting a

AID FOR TOURISTS

In October, the government— ifor the first time since the 1930s,

A few weeks later the boom-

Selling these dollar goods has

| Derick Heathcoat-Amory, speak- |ing of 1960 prospects, said he ex- pected the instalment - buying

that government capital

thought ‘however, that private in. vestment would increase. -.

}future policy would be a consid- jeration of factors affecting the country’s foreign trading posi- tion

technological developments to make certain they are not priced out of world markets.

|'SOME DARK SPOTS There are a few dark spots in an otherwise bright economic

201 Prince St. Dial 432|" Summerside, Dial 3789. | Bwitue responded by going on am Chartered Accountants |scgeie srtiche’ suit a bowae a rn

Currie Bidg. : Charlottetown Dial S568

H. R. DOANE AND COMPANY. WINSPEAR. HIGGINS, STEVENSON AND DOANE, 134 Richmdnd “Street, Charlottetown

LIGHT JAUNTING OR PUNG ; oie in gr -d cond tion. Write | price. Box 106, Kensing-

4 ARTHUR J. GARRETT * . PALMER ELECTRIC Charlottetown r Veet

CLAUDE CRASWELL, LICENCED AUCTIONEEK,

SHOOTERS

Phone 6547 Big Chicken Shoot At R.C.M.P. Range sn oe «15 A 1 Birds . AUCTIONEERS | TUESDAY 22 Dee. Start 6:30 p.m. } ws EVERYONE WELCOME .

Winsioe, P.E.L.

the defence depart-

| O'NEIL’ — At the Charlottetown ment announced Friday. /.t.-Col. on December 20th 1959 Sevigny. a Second World War future.

“We are now reaping s the advantages of the big trial investments of the last fi years and also . . . the the necessarily unpopular mb ures which my predecessors bound to impose during the iod when the investment 6 wes at its height,” he said recent speech.

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN 1

Jan. 15, record Dee. 31. Canadian Fairbanks -

|—gave British tourists the right) to spend as much on overseas |; phage 15 cents, travel as they wish and can af-| aoe Stest Wares Lid. a

'10 cents, Feb. 15, record Jam. 7

the cost of | — : wider range of goods — a state articles ranging from radios 8 IE marino os aed Sa

dresses are subject to import!

the price of a comparable British, | 30 cents plus 25 cents extra, Fy

Chaneellor of _ the Exchequer; record Jan: 15, pfd. 58°e8

| Jan. 15, record Dec.’ 31.

boom would taper ff lig and) Ses Sass By 10 cen,

tures would likely decline. He! 4 -onts, Feb. 29, record Jam) He stressed that one of the main considerations in drafting| =

Care must be taken to ensure’ that British manufacturers con, tine to keep pace with modern

|Brennan for men. Cor

picture. Britain's textiles, avia-|

Company Ltd., 66 per cent $1.50, Jan. 15, record Dec. Dominion Fabries Ltd.,

pfd. $1.25, Feb. 1, record Jai Dynamics, 3 Feb. 10 record Dec. 8. £ Inland Natural Gas Con Ltd., pfd. 25 cents, Jan. 15, ord Dec. 31. 3

Reynolds Aluminum Corn of Canada Ltd., $1.19. Feb.

Stanley Brock Ltd., class ~

Texaco Canada Ltd. comm

Viceroy Mfg. Compary E class A, 12% cents, March | record March 1. F

KENSINGTON]

A card party sponsored by | C.W.L. was held at the home? Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Kensington when 11 tables ; in play. Prizes went to Mrs. GC don (ladies) and Mr. Has

award: Mrs. Thomas Mr. Edward Blanchard. Lunch was served by the I assisted by Mrs. Benjamin 3 beault, Mrs. Cyril Gallant, ¥ Julian, Croken, and Mrs. Leo senault. ; . Prize winners at the card at the Legion Home at FE to on Tuesday evening Ladies, Mrs. Stewart Men's high prize and door rr Mr. Earl Carrier;