as TIGNISH UNIOR RED CROSS MAKES TOYS The Christmas spirit is of their share in the Christ- Another project was the sell- pnevallent at the Tiguish Ele- mas program of giving. The ing of apples that made it mentary School as the Grade eight girls complete a Junior Red roject of health Kits, and stuffed toys as part 627 Make Claim I For Crop Damage Agriculture Minister Andrew . MlacRae said yesterday that tor the 461 claims for grain dam- age and 166 clad-ms for potato damage. $14,046 has been paid outto Island growers in crop articles are to be sent to Red Cross headquarters. Charlotte- town, for distribution to handli- ca-pped and needy children. reach the northeastern part of the district early this afternoon, Iand cover the district by mid- night. Regional forecasts: South Shore, Annapolis Valley, northern Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. Prince Edward Island and Eastern N.B. Counties: Cloudy; showers beginning by possible to include a cash amount of $15. Four of the executive seen diislaying the gifts are: front row left to right: Robert Hogan. vice- president, Editlh Eldershaw, president; back row. left, Carol Ann Perry, secretary and Joyce Desltoshes, treasurer. ISLAND NEWS PA_G__E_ 2 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Nov. 29. 1968 Ferry Confederation Headed For Drydock Both boats handle automobile traffic on all normal trips, and the Abegweit carried trucks that could be carried on the automobile deck. The only “me trip, up until Nov. 30. that the Albegwe-it planned to carry large trucks was the 7 a.m. trip from Borden. It was learned yesterday that the MV Confederation will leave Sunday for drydock for what is I three-week Normal service for this of year will be carried on by the Abegweit, and if any emer- gency should arise the Prince Edward Island and Scotia II an available. it was made known by CNR officials at Mon- cton. There will be no decrease in service from former years. not do railway authorities fore- see any difficulties. SCHEDULE STEPPED UP Earler this month due to an emergency existing for refriger- tor cars and the large amount of freight waiting ferried, Premier Shaw and the Hon. Leo Rossiter, minister of industry and natural resources, in a d e arrangements with the Canadian National Railways, through E. P. Stephenson, area manager at Moncton, for the MV Confeder- ation to make six daily trips each way. from Nov. 11 to Nov. STILL UNDER STUDY 'llhe proposed building of s new express-freight shed in harlottetown 0 public relations officer said yes- rday. An investigation has made into the situation by rail- ways officials during the past ‘ 3' have been studied. It is expect- ed the report will cover the pos- sible use of existing buildings and the need for new ones. It‘ was anxious to improve brighten up its properties here in keeping with the celebrations . planned for the Centennial year; - 30, inclusive. celebrations. purpose of handling truck traf- fic and leaving the rail deck of the Abegweit clear to carry only refrigerator cars and general freight equipment. I I I It’s Lingerie Q Baby Dolls MclN'l'YRE — At the Ohar1otte- I evening; little change in tem- .perature; southeasterly winds 15. Low-high at Yarmouth 2'7 and 46. Kentville M and 38. New Glasgow 20 and 25. Sydney 23 and 35, Charlottetown 23 and 33, Moncton 20 and 33. High tide today at Charlotte- lnsunance benefits. WEATHER TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- tures issued by the weather of- fice: RUI AWAY THROIIINO lnnflllllc .9‘ \ o SPIOIAL TRIAL OFFIR Simply send 25¢ ted” with Wu! name and address to W. K. Buckley Ltd. 55! Celine Skeet. Toronto. for trial-sized Jar. Q Nltles Q Briefs Q Pyjamas . Duster; Treat yourself and your family at the w months, and requirements ; Q Slips Q Bed Jackets THE GLOR LADIES’ WEAR 126 Gt. George St. Ch’town I Milk Mam town at 9:13 a.m. and 9:05 p.m. Dawson . - - - . - . - - .. -12 -11 At Rustico at 4:27 a.m. and 4:19 Vancouver ..... 30 45 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen Edmonton ....... .. ‘I3 37 minutes later than Charlotte- Regina 21 33 town. Sun rises today at 7:00 T°’°m° 40 49 and sets at 4:36. Ottawa 20 28 Montreal 21 30 Quebec .......... .. 13 29 Fredericton . . . . . . . 15 32 Saint John, N.B. 19 33 Moncton . . . . . . . . . .. 16 31 Halifax . . . . . . . . . . .. 20 35 Charlottetown .. . . . 21 31 Sydney . . . . . . . . . . .. 25 33 Yarmouth . . . . . . . .. 23 38 St. John's. bnfld. 22 29 TEMPERATU NIES FOR QUICK. GREAT FOR COLD WEATHER STARTS! RISLON €KEEPS OIL FLOWING FREELY AT LOWEST BATTERY-SAVING HALIFAX ‘C?’ — The W93‘ smrrs. E EN on COLDEST MORNINGS.Sub- ther office says skies were mper ures thicken oil . . . like molasses in cloudy in the main portion °f ‘a.m.-..‘:.s'".;.?.:'.:".;:;" °“:.......2.:'..;::.: “'9 ,Mam"l‘es late Thursday pour-point and increases thelubrlcatlng efficle evening, while some localities in an motor inc ‘ gth life the southern New Brunswick and Central Nova Scotia areas t reported clear skies. °" " A high pressure area. centred late Thursday near Sable Island, was moving rapidly southeast- -ward. In its wake, a strengthen- llng disturbance, now over the Great Lakes. will bring cloud- iness over all regions this mom- ing; As it approaches further, showers and snowflurries will DEATH NOTICES (Received too late for Classified Death Notice column). r money back . down a quart. SHOP town Hospital, Wednesday. 27, 1963. John Gerald Mclntyre of cardigan. used I 06 years. His remains were - transferred from the Homes- residence. will take place Saturday mom- lng at 9:15 to All Saints’ Churcih, Cardigan for Requiem [High Mass at 9:11). Interment in the church cemetery. . I I I UNIFORMS I I . I our pretty and SMART morn live up to its name . . brands, carefully selected for value and quality. Enjoy shopping in our friendly atmosphere. n e n w, ng- ws tree at all tam eratures— ives ou asi. ‘I’ p T I’! cleans mar, R SLO Afyour service station or garage. SANIAS EARLY at our store full of . . . ’ OH’S and AH’S We have the kind of gifts that make Christmas "OM be vey expensive. be very expensive. HYNDMAN Dial 4-6567 . nationally famous 1 Night: A Wool: Until in r. M." om. 4-3553 . BOILER INSURANCE can now be obtained at reasonable rates. protect- ing against damage to life and propety, which can The policy provides for all-important regular in- spectlons by 9. qualified inspector, thus reducing Ask us for inspection and rates. .|sIcmcI Grill 162 Queen st. Ch’tow'n Dial 894-5228 & CO. LTD. Charlottetown AND YOU CAN DOYOUR CHRISTMAS ’ SHOPPING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY HERE I I Choose from -'-- Gifts $1.00 Gifts $3.00 Gifts $5.00 «on. w. will or less and [935 and 16" Old" It *0’ Y” ’ Q “Little Lady" toiletries Q Cutex sell Q Biilfntds -"'° '°'. 0 Bath all: _g rmsa cosmetic hm Q Man’spipeI Hairstylists and I . Baum‘ ham . Gm box“ intone‘? . Mm.‘ minty flu. Rulzursnt Per- I . ornament, . Cohan” I . Quad“ H I IOM'lII..o I .E.h.h.lam' losrnlou wt-ms ; ' _ :PP::m:°'‘;:: ‘ Gift Wrap, Ribbon, Ca rds. Decorations, sic. forms. Priced I . from PARKDALE PHARMACY been 1%“ Girls‘ Ci-inclines Jleamance of crinol-inc slips of Girls‘ Pyiumus I-‘lannellette pyjamas, two-tone pink. Ere-Teen sizes 12 and 1.97 2 ‘P.M. Special. each 9‘ ow Slims J_.. R J ,n_ ;_ _ I’) .5‘): I - Wool slims in shadow plaids, dark colours. Sizes 4 to 6x. 2 P.M. Spzcaicall. 1 ' Women's Briefs ‘ Rayon -lmicot briefs in over- size only. Colours pink and 49c blue. 2 P.M. Special, each Women's Shoes Clearance of women's shoes in assorted styles. Black and bnown leather and black patent. Broken size range in AA and B widths. 2 P.M. special. pair Women's Sneakers Clearance of teenagers sneak- ers in denim and corduroy. Assorted styles and colours. grloklan filrange. . . c al. pair 1 .00 Women's Overshoes Winter overshoes of nylon, brushed nylon and ga-bardine. Assorted styles in colours black and brown, broken size range. 2 P.M. Special, pair Men's Work Shirts A heavy weight shirt in fancy mam plaids. Sizes 15 to 2 PIM. Special, 2 each Men‘: Sets Tie and suck sets. Stretch . wllon socks with patterns to match rayon tie. Limited quantity. 2 P.M. special, 1 each in Men's Shirts ’Sport shirts in plain colours of gold, blue, beige, green and powder blue. Spun ray- Mcn's Shins Knitted Polo shirts made or cotton Colours boy, blue ind cold. Sizes small, med rum 2 P.M. special,’ 3 C each i reads Md ‘Minus white bed- in twin bed size only. special. 9 ..... 11 P.M. : Dumaks Sets Linen tablecloth about so x 80” with six matching nap- :m;'M lal ' ' ’'’°‘’...' 5 .49 Women's Nylons Seamless mesh yions, 15 denier. A variety of shades including beige, brown and taupe. Sizes 9 to 11. 2 P.M. Special, Children's Hankies One for every day of the week. Seven in I package. 2 P.M. Spleflclgal, Women's Hunkies Good quality cotton embroid- ered hanllues. 2 P.M. Special, {of Women's Hankies Glearance of hand painted Could be ued for 10:: making aprons. 2 P.M. special. each Fkrrwure Sets Stainless steel 42 piece set consisting of 8 dessert knives, 8 dessert forks, 8 dessert spoons, 8 tea spoons, 1 sugar spoon, butter knife. 2 P.M. Special, set Evening Bugs Flow silk clutch style 8 2 P.M. Spe lal. eifch Wallets Oak calf wallet with picture ' and b’ section. 2 P.M. Special, each Paper Towels Double paper towels about9xl2V¢". $0111: 47:: Attractively boxed stationery. 20 sheets paper with xi 2 P.M. spee:I:IfW' ...,.. 491: Christmas Cards Seleotqualitycards. soina box wllhfourexlns envel- ?1?iu special ' ' .....' 2 19 Palm Box package. 2 P.M. special, each Fines water colours in col- ourful metal box. Buish in- gludad. P.M. special each’ Colouring Book Aaonted books. for children's . . special. each Puzzles Four puzzles in a box. triple thick. Each puzzle contains 75 to loo pieces. Each size 5% x 7". 1 P.M. Special. set 2P.M. SPEC IALS These Specials go on sale at 2 pm. Saturday and remain on sale while quantities last. No phone or mail orders, please! Caddy Basket Plastic caddy basket with s colours. I each ' 1 Bridge Cover Standard size cover of quilt- plastic in assorted colours. :dPM S ta! ' ' "23....’ 1.69 Silver Cover Sliver service cover of trans- parent plastic. 2 P.M. Special. each Dumpening Bag Zipper closing. Clear plastic bag keep clothes ready to ho ll. 2 P.M. Spee;l:. Col-ton Aprons Good_quairly cotton in assort- ,ed colours. 4] 2 P.M. SpcEl' , Pictures Whit eplastic framed pictures in assumed designs. About 12 x 10". 2 P.M. Special ggch. Figurines _ Ghana dull figurines in pink, blue or yellow. 2 P.M. Special. \ each Angora Yarn . Fussy quzzy angora in as- sorted shades (no white). * 2"‘:-'i5’i”'s ial . . peeacch ' Che:-rywood Tray For nuts. candy, etc. I P M. Special. 1 each Chair Pads crduroy pads Round and ;q1li,m1;1e lg: apsprted colours. . . peca. each 1 Shampoo Egg creme shampoo. leaves the hair clean: and easy to manage. lsiolz. size. S P.M. S ec a . pegch 1 Noxzemd Slain cream in 6 oz. jar. 2 P.M. special. ggch Deodorant Roll-on deo.lu.an-t, anli-pre- spiranlt. 11/4 oz. afze. 2 P.M. Special. an-lg Creme Rinse :I:,h'Mcng’dititi)ner. oz. size . . cc :1, ...... 1 09 Sanitary Napkins Box of 48 napkins. 2 P.M. Special, each 1.37 Chrome Suite 8 place suite, table and four 9?}. sclkgmfm M ‘ ..... 2995 Chrome Sulfa §“'l»’!t..'f.*‘;...".’.“.' °""" each’ Chesterfield ‘Suits colour sofa and chair. Brown 8 PM. Special. each CannlsnrSets Sstconsistsolfoursiaecau. Cake Savor Keens cake trash. Has lock. he metal tray. Peony dc. also. 2 P.M. special, each Weatherstrip No tools needed. Set of 4 in ; 120 Special . . box. 1 Bun Warmer zlzilirgtltti warmer. . . . each. Painl- Hvlzlh gm paint. Semi-gloss and gloss enamel ' 179 2 P.M.. Special. quart Won-ien’s dresses in assorted styles and materials. Broken size range. 2 P.M. l . s"if..§'l 2 .00 Furniture Covers Barlocloth covers in plain col- ours of gold. wine and gneen. Iicushion chesterficld. Reg. .95. 2 P.M. Sp.e‘(:.l:I, 1 1 Mat-olliing chair cover. Reg. 90*‘ 2 P.M. Spfiiilal, 6 brown, white with nod and green 48 x 45". . z P.M. special. pair I x 54". Reg. 739 2 P.M. Special, pair 4B x 63''. Reg. 8 3 P.M. Special. pair IOB x 54". . 1489 I P.M. special. pair 108 x Reg. 1 P.M. Special, pair Traverse Reds. used Wth draw cord). (10 only). 48 to 86". 232 Extenxk from Reg. 4.66. 2 P.M. special. each Helicopter Slkmhv helicopter. battery 2 P.M. s'pe:T:i'm‘ um." each 4 Nursery Birds SBaIl’”l’l'l‘ Slpiyclatlm I . set. 2 Nursery Set Oundflls gm‘-1], feedinc :t.d°:l'c flit, chest’, :V:fi.sp|::Dh.] Reg. 15.90. . each‘ Raggedy Ann Doll 'Al}:in1esp:vl:llirltc. ‘ . each. Toboggun Mu-nimnntobomasn. 54.95 mu. 1 mi. Sp.e.ccl:l, 7 Toy Plano 32 kws. with bench. s P.M. specm. each Auto Tre Pd? construction. Abom so" §’°3‘3§’..°§;‘£‘c“.;i. lzm:'M spasm 730 set 188 " ,,,,,' 899 , |lSlYOllllCRlDlT—SlIoponIudgofPlcnTerms¢ndIud9cfCoupons ~ with no down PAYMENT J "T-..I'§AT.‘2¢‘.C.‘.’... ‘mm._m“ . Q . . “Q 177 die flood .quality ..