"ml I . -i It i _,‘ I [.2 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Mar. 20, 1964. .; . ‘ lncial conference on the alcohol problem. being held at the Ba- silica Recreation Centre. April Conference To Hear Allied Youth Olliual heir wers to be kept informed a ' ' ' 9 y a Rev. Seven for alcoholics; nual sion Show this e\ the vie !\l("d by Eric Jessome. the an- Rotary Easter Seal televi~ presented Y-TV will 'enili: on be CFC ginning at 720 Du l’lE! the program a direct f don tionts comm The keynote address to dele- tEllimvood. of New York. author. five minute; while (the Ty cam. gates attending the tihird prov- them“... mm worker and mun. - . sellor Arthur Pelldergast of ‘I\lile Batv Parish and Mr. Bos- paign is on. The city has been divided into seven areas with pail-her and four or five driver- captain, ISLAND NEWS PAGE i Rotary Easter Seals TV Show Is On Tonight WEATHER fl . . TORONTO (Cpl "' Observeu mainillg near or slightlv an” and scattered snownurl-le. lare forecast for all regions to- but with temperatures :0. labile co - chairman; Dr. Owen Cur- ther office says an intense dis~i 2 and 3. will be delivered by Dr. Thomas Skipp, Washington, DC ‘ pr. Skipp. chairman of th board of trustees of Allied You- th. will be heard prior to the of— well. . Other features of the day will :include a question and answer 6 lperiod. mlks by candidates for :provinclatl allicd youth offices. election of officers. discussion if um Mrs. H :l viston at the rctent basketball tournament hold at Athena Rcaional Hill School in Simi- The c a ot a : ti couche Rezimta‘ girl's baskc'ha'i S raiue Doyon. mcrs'de llztk'ii; the I‘l‘t‘:01l- receiving an it ta'zon lS L‘laz-cncc Gallant, of her team ‘ >1. "'t t.- d:- physical education instructor MlSUCi-IE GIRLS TEAM INS TOURNAMENT Thursday morning with addres- ses by director of alcohol stu~ dies David Ill. Boswell. greetings from the city and city schools and an address by Rev. 'Tye. Park Royal United Church, Other highlights of the first day will be pic'scntation of a sh-cid to the province's best Allied Youth Post and an even-. in: talk by Michael chnessey.‘ ’rcglstl‘ar of St Dunstan’s Uni , s tillers to be heard on Fri- a' \iISI-rrucltc Thc girls won. W the match by only onc point lll ovt‘t'! ntc .s'w schools partin- pzltcri 'n the tournament Crockefi_Douglas unit-ii llli' thistl both boys and .._l \ Il.\ ‘ “lie Bridge Champs Carol Lane Safety Award Again Won By Marshfield By NEIL .‘lATllESnN "nt-ident made i h e natwnal The announccn'icnt LE-F'fl'fldy tr.umph that much swt’ctcr yes- that they had for a con‘ tour tcrdny for the people of the ~:it~ In Ire Fiirol ‘tie island community of approx- imately l peop c. ‘ liost of The people rcspotisiblc of have been listed in a prcvlotls ours story In this paper‘. but the names of the two school tcut-h- t‘w or: who plavori such 2" rl po‘maM role in the chlrlrnn's snfatv program partic‘natmn were nmiflpd_ Thev ans Sally liar-Donald and Mrs Hilliard Lawlor One of the ideas that impres- sed me most in the liars‘ificld competition entry was the sim~ almost costless devise for .alnr annual away-(I: (11...... This We" tit-s or he the made di lurk in ‘ auromobi'le while 3 mt, B May at t!~t‘- In: Changed on m? hizmm‘. or the Sm”??? (“I l l“ aniw‘here else for that l‘ll'llil‘l‘. An utters-std- sirlrl: ? The connnun‘ty~ f:i<'ti ‘ncd 'Marsht‘cld rnnrrl‘. t' u . r.‘ - ‘ simple but effective wheel block‘s wrns the reason “To: troy at. ,frorl‘. waste ends of tivov-bydour hemmed "ill" VFW” (‘t"l$""ll~ lumber that had bccn uscd in live victory liat‘3'lclite Airs renovating the \iarshficld Hall. Rupertt thrltrrv 'he cliair- another commendable commu- man o“ tl‘c ~: romiiiltce I1‘l\' enterprise The pzc'cs of Merritt Crockett and E. E. Douglas teamed up to capture the men's pairs championship of the Charlottetown Duplicate‘ ridge Club at the Charlottetown ‘ team [ finish I ‘ahead of the Betts-Senn combin-l ‘ation. who scored 63.5 per cent.‘ Bay Ellis and Tom Cauty took; {Cid might... I“. an das_ ‘third place in the field of is mod i.ll“\' are carried in the p thanks to the Glidfreysi pair in the Matheson‘s It” airs. Following are the top five‘ ms. with percentage figures: 0 t . "‘lllix" ill e's a car truck siiiere they are read- ill Dfillglas-Cl‘ockelt . ll" . ..hlc. and save the us. ‘2. Senn-Betts 63.5 itil' l fa“: a stone or some ‘3. Cauty—Ellis 56.77 “the type of block on the side 4. Gaudet-Vessey 55.71 of the road 5 Coles-Robertson 55 5 Tim-p3: no place for men In in the women‘s section. on the a rntitoctittnn at this kind. opsame night. the team of Mrs. :tt ‘rw tll’it‘s the usual thing. Alban Farmer and Mrs. l‘arl Ru: R-tticrl t‘ittri'I‘ci' added lm‘IGi‘een had a slight edge over mensuruo‘y to the attractive- ttie Horton~Simpson team in‘ ness. and the our all quality of fractional master point play. the large brochlirc which EX- lwith nine tables in play. p‘zitlic'i and p'c'urcd the various ' Fnumcing are the top five "v lv :w t.v tv c‘f.t','ls. and which teams in this sewn“. mm D”. iv. {\"OPHTM in the Godfrey comma“: I l1"“~'l“""“> ‘l. Farmer-Green 62.7 Tho rcculutinrs may not per- 2 Homonsimpsm 6114 Toll rictm‘ty by mcn. but there‘s 33 Duffvmn” so 5 no law anywhere that says at4'K1nELGleesnn 58]; man cannot 11d ' 56 nthr-r men throughout the co mun'tv helped by cooperating \\“l fvin nt‘tctily iii the application ot suicty mcasutres dream p want Dump'ng Hr their women folk. Law Enforced help his wife. A ’5’ Roger-5.12M”: - A} m .___~..______.._. i I:~" ’ 3 “Wmfll‘s lnstl- wood are shaped in \vcdgc fash- and 5"." VI By a “..-. gentleman firm largest (“t e: o VAR- 'I'.'is H I nor Iv' (“wt a little to the dumping of discarded cat never \“.1. “l! 5-: :r: 4 b o d I e 5 along the traveller) The remark was P‘C‘fl i in highways has been madeI to the ater folim ilL' tween 'the award at a d “"cr l-Ia dalx. NS. lictrl nar'y la=t v ar STRl‘CK SPA R li ll- I.c:1slat.ors yestcrdav out an amendment to the F The romwk Hairdressers Associaton .\ct jam in \\l'..(ll would prevent a pcxson . . >. W, rhyrman. not registered under the .\ct and it was 0:1.‘2 o man‘qu it from carrying on a non-adver- ¢o the penpip of Am ,nmmHm-w ‘ llscd business as a salon ozxncr. when p spmsw: hump. ‘ bcauty operator or assirlnnl beauty operator bill. a prilctc Mic. pm— by Dr Hubert _\l:lt‘.\'clll. :niillitii Received too late for (‘lassificd "ll’lfilm' 01' health. 315" '“n‘ death notice cni‘imn tamed a section outlinir: Ilic orzanizational set up of rho ns‘ ARSENM'LT .» \t h s homo in m‘mfn'- , \ , Maximvme' “Mrs” 19. mm". ll p’.V0\.(los _or a rilflslflf’il. Cam-111‘, D. Am‘m’m m his two \icc-piemdcnts. iclotriuig .mth war. Rmmg m the I :ccrctary and secretary-treas- There will also four directors. one from each county of the province and one from ‘he province at large. This sec- t.ir.n of the bill was approved A section of the hill snitzht to repeal section 14 of the Act which provides a person may Compton Funeral Home until. this afternoon, limit to ha: late residence from where funcral Will be held at a time to be announced later. MCQUELLAN -—- Ir. Scotla Hospital. the .\‘ o v a Dartmouth. March l6. 1.0M “'aller Mo. carry on a private hairdrcsung Quellan. aged 62 ycars. Re— opeiation as long as he does mains will rest at the Hon. not advertise his service The nessey Funeral Home llnlil‘SCCli()ll to meal this was Saturday morning. l93'.'lll2 theI thrown out. lfuneral home at .0 am, for Requiem i-iigh lies: at 930 at St. Bonaventure t‘hurch Tra cadie. Burial in the church, cemetery. ‘ . . . ' 1 £31.50 a pound for our steer. To WHITLOCK r, .hp N; I, In Weller waSTe SITUOTIO" jail well-wishers we would like to Hospital. March 18. 1964.. \Val-,. her W. Whitlock of Hllnterl 0il\'(“l‘ Manuel. superintendent Riv" in his 72nd Year RPSl‘lotf the waiter department. said the Clm'mf" I"'.’"‘"‘“iyesterday. there is a definite Home from where tune-oi will , . I. V n be hem today. semi", (.nm_| improvement in the water “ESL. menclng at 2 anngns: situation since the watcr wast- will be laced in the Cub? age survey got underway in the cliffe receiving vault to he ill-1m“. terred later in Floral HillS' Tm sum”, was undertaken to Memorial Gardens. ‘ to discover the reason for th e ’ONNELL - Ai the PEl llOS- unusually hlgh degree of lime:- pital March 18. ‘964 ~ ~ I- n.» . ' Sadie Bonn?” “Maw 9 consumption at'this trime ” \ea'r late Captain Work Home", Teams " wa er “pm‘m’n 196 Fitzmy Strum Rpgting at workmen under lvan \iaund the Cutcliffc Funeral llcme‘and Everett Toombs have (ilt‘(» from where funeral will be kcd practically all homo: and held today at l 30 pm Re- busmess establishments In the mains will he placed in the‘nlder section of the city from Cutcliffe receiving vault later Ellston In Water Street in be buried to little Sands A great many inSlanrt‘s of cemetery. waste were noted. due e Ihnr in _ continual running of water to THOMSON — At the Prince Ed' raven, mp; freezing m. WWW!“ ward 1533"” Hilsill‘al' Man‘h .of leaks. But Mr. lianucl said 13. 1954- w E5“ Thoms'm Of his department received pvt-n?- 3 Upper Prim“ mreel- 3"" lent cooperation from the pub- formerly of Milton and Fame lie and there had been a mm» bellton. in his 67th year Rest- ah], (genus... in "1, man“... in! at “15' Funeral {pf \\ atpr pumped by thp ‘2T‘lfll|( Home from where funeral stations in the system Since the be hF‘id Saturday. SDTVlf" survey h0g3". commencing at 3.30. Remains He stated “aural bnnirg wlll be placed Cut- .whose occupants had been noti- clitfe receiving vault later to .fied have specific repairs be. interred in Floral Hillsimade would have to be . Masonic 1checked to see the orders were held at thelfollowed. but in general be be- Mneral home tonight at 9 pm. lieved most citisz had atten- I I 4 D: 5.. Q r adn's . .35; Legislators Throw Out ' (fifth. Hairdressers Amendment '.,..-......... I“. V throw t Survey Notes Improvement fall's; limit: .. S... A request that the law relating government by the Copies of a resolution. I" by board secretary Alfred Mor- rison of Souris. have been sent tto Attorney - General Farmer ‘ and Highways Minister Mrathe~ Desp'fc the storm. 13 mem— h-t‘s of the Legislature showed up to" the morning sitting and conzlstcd of consider- l‘u; xiv-5 SOD. g The resolution also called for (r' j morning second - was also given to thnee support from other boards of . ~ . :7: (mum: acts, trade in the province. \n Act In Ammm the Mom;- The resolution said in part. Cm \( run. that If the “... the practice of allowing: no». of public uiv‘ums cancels discarded automobile bodles'to1 ; _.r_-_g.t.1 I‘m- (.1 h”; m. Comam be left .in view of the travelling nlitm‘ typo: of toltlrln t.le d3- public is contrary to law and D mm”. “r “V. mummm sat should be discourage . I it 'glr‘y \,\lli l'f‘tl‘lt\ c Ilic number The boar? “we? mm llwimll'n’ i ii itcs from thc vcliiclc. lion. tb" of thorn filesolrflld gelzfl J. David Stcvai't is promoting ."ng e ‘5 2mg I we b.” particular concern tiring cen- R N Grind.“ ,PC‘ZM ‘tenniall year and asked strict enforcement of the law “w h icb ‘prohibits the leaving in open view of any road or street Print-c" promotod An Act to .-\illt"lll’l an \cl to anm‘pol‘alt‘ Oh i“ _T(‘3Ch(‘m .lcdc'm‘ jecls or things offensive to the "M HH" “3" h” ““l' general appearance of the road =1ch to bring the act up to or street... : (1310” i____.___.._____—— Ftl'lr‘tly legal mattch were- i dealt mill in An Act to Amendl the Chant-cry Act. which \vasi Promoted by Hon M- Albanl We would llke to thank the ot the Dominion l-‘uz‘mor. management Stores. Gerald Murphy and Ron lBllzzard. for their high bid on an iblddera who helped us to get Ipubllclv thank them for their tied to thc matter almost imme- a nd congratulatory rliale v. tmessazu. The survey will be continued. “01ml” MICLAURIN & SON i allowed fiv The now moving into the areas north JAMES. Belmont. Lot 16. of Huston Street. I TONIGHT 7:20 to 8:30 p. m. TIMMY EASTER SEAL SHOW CFCY-TV The Charlottetown Rotary Club solicits your support for crippled chidlrcn. Phone your donation to the number below tonight. A member of the club will be despntclled Immediate- ly to pick-up your contribution. Phone 4-5501 STACK 0F STI'DYlNG technical manuals re- day the final day include Keith make a stack 131'2 feet high. 1 st collectors for each area work- ing from the captain's deuce. Calls Indicat i n g donat- ions to this worthy cause. tub- ercliloSis care and control. will be relayed by headquarters to ficial opening Thursday after: . . t 1 .im the area despatcher who will noon at which Education Min ‘glglfplsiefl: Gaiggaiga: notify a driver of caller‘s tster Dewar will preside. erator. . address The collector will then The conference will start: No defining figum on the Plf‘k up The donation- lnumbm. of delegates expected; A thermometer will be used ‘are vet available. High schools as 5* “5“?” 31d. n“ ill" Slim" t0 “.ith‘alljed youth posts will be indicate the objective and total 9 delegates e a c h (‘nllecmns 35 white other high schools will be from headqllanel‘sr limited to three each. All dcle gates must be at lea-st 15 years of age reports it is anticipated by program leads lh at the calls will con- inue until 9 pm tiotis Will he completed by 930 and collec- m Orchestra {01' he program t will be handled by lvo Cudniore quired for the operation and and others Those appearing on maintenance of a jet transport .the show will be. with possible minute changes. Peter kept secret. resi- I tis. chair ma n of TV portation: V. Peters, treasurer. DIPLOMAT DEFECTS KUALA LUMPUR talent; Lloyd Grant. chairman of trans- Tredenick. chair— man of tele p h o n e a and Bill (Reutersl l The Malaysian federal govern- turbance centred 50 miles southl of Sydney late Thursday evenlngl was moving only slowly awayl from the district. A5 a result al lcontinued northerly flow of moist lair will be maintained. Cloudy TODAY'S EXTRA SPECIAL AT arrive menl said Thursday a senior lndonesian diplomat in Europe had defected to Malaysia. The prime minister's departmenti named him as Sjahrlal Latifl Bin Awang. administrative at-; tache at the indonesian em- _ In Vienna. Austria. The statement said Slahrial and his family sought asylum in Malaysian embassy In 3‘ 32 '1! ll , Was $11540 West Germany He now . been moved to another country ‘ and his whereabouts are being is}; .. ’ Rollie Johnston temperatures: l‘lt’ melting point no sin-ii icant M'n- Ml“- I' accumulation is expected. SD:a“gs°n '3: 3 : Regional forecasts: ’ i - ' - - - - t ' , 1 Prince Edward island, Fast. it’flLOPV" - 33 4’ tern NB. Counties 0l'."'l m 9 ona - - - t -~ 36 4” ‘Wllll intermittent snow: little ' ‘ ‘Edmomon z 8 ‘change in temperature: north Jackson. .loan Coffin. Pauline I mfg”? ~ 9 '9 winds 30 with "lists to 30 ’ill‘l- Peters. llllian Cudmore. Fran- Wmmpeg - 17 2" linislliu" in afternoon to m. {h ClS Drake. Rovers Three. Col- Toronto l7 31 23 wit}: ducts to 40 Low-ultrx-]|-l bu- leen .llacNeill. Wilfred Burke Ottawa .. 11 63 [Charlottetioivn and‘ Monctth '33 laccnn1pan15[l_ l\‘[rs_ Parker, Montreal . . 17 33 land 33 A Marilyn and Michello Peters. Fredericton 2D 35 . . .Ruth and Frank Ross. Peggy Saing John . 22 3 i ngh “dc mday at Chiflme' Peters. Mary )lacKinnon, Hea- Moncton .. .. 24 32 Imwn at 3'33 am' an “L pm ‘ther Burke and the Park Royal Halifax . . . . .. 32 :11“ “Rusmo qat 1022' am and H‘Athale Octelte. Charlottetown . 24 33 “film”;m.a.-e‘;m’3;,‘;l;‘dgh"‘le 18 Organization of tile com- Sydney . . . . .. .. 27 34 town film rises toda‘. :5 (21197- paign and program is being Yarmouth . 25 3 ' Id I “525' ' d handled by: James Allen. geli- St, John‘s, Nfld, _, ‘27 33 lW‘M (‘5 eral chauman; Walter C. Auld. HALIFAX (CPI __ The wen." PURITY DAIRY “Parents Prefer Purity Products" 317 Kent Dial 4-7125 i S. R. JOHNSTON LTD. Unit No. F4874 1958 FORD SEDAN An all around A-l car. How $1030 Come. in or phone Rollie Today St. Peter's Rd. Ph. 4—8548 SHOP AT N's AND SAVE SATURDAY 2 P_ M_ SPECIALS These items go on sale at 2 PM. Saturday and remain on sale white. quantities last. No phone or mail orders please! Shoes Teea’s and limit Assorted range. Flats. illilstt'ons heels in the group colours Broken size 2 P.M. Special. pair Hosiery heat. I Women s Nylons Seamless mosh knit on 400 needle machine. Sizes 9‘: to ll. Beige shades. 2 P.M. Special, pair Men's Hose Kroy voool and nylon. A variety of fancv patterns in assorted colours Sizes 10‘: to 12. ‘ 2 P.M. Specrgh Seamless Mesh Nylons Stretchy nylons in sizes A. B and C. Beige and taupe 77c Children's Ankle shades. 2 PM. Special. Socks Stretch n y lo n in colours; white. green. and yellow. Fits sizes 6 to 8‘2. 2 P.M. Special. 1 190 Scotch Tape 'I‘wo rolls of cello-tape With cutter in plastic ease. 88c 2 PM. Special. 2 for Felt Point Pens Set of 6 marking pens, will write on any surface. Aswa- ed couture. wuterprmt. instant an l l 2 .M. We a .50. Ball Point Pens Set of 2 gold and silver colour metal barrels. In plastic case. M 2 P.M. Spec , u. Crayons 2 boxes of Peacock crayons. 48 assorted colours in a box. 2 for Omulstdng of pen. pen holder with foam backing to prevent slam. 2 P.M. Special. let Flm Aid Fact Finder Needed in every home. ottice and car. instant lnt'annati‘on :i. c .r mm .M. pee .h Magnifying Glass Set Set of film. With handy pocket power ens. 2 PM. Special, Id db. Clear. M Party Picks Tree of cocktail .\lakcs an attractive p l C k s. centre 88c piece. 2 PM. Special. set Bingo Game \l'i'h number selector, for parties. 2 PM. Special. each The "Little Fixer" l'l‘lll"\'(‘l' and office or 88c id cal Stnplcr. staplcs. punch for schrol, home 2 PM. Special. Wax Paper «1 rolls of wax paper in cello— pituzie bu 88c 2 PM. Special. hag v Lingerie and Children’s Wear Teens' Orlon Pullovers Short sleeves. assorted rol- oul‘s. Sizes 12 to 18. 2 P.M. Specialoarh Women's Brlefs Oversize only! Cuff t h i g h. line. 2 P.M. Special. pair 530 Half sn 3 Women's tricot half slips with assorted trims. 2 PM. Special. Pree Teen Dresses Broadcloth. lace and button trim. three-quarter sleeves. Colours; navy and tan. Sizes 1.99 10 to 16. 2 P.M. Sjecial. h Jewellery Assorted earrings. pins. neck- 79c 001. le s. 2 PM. Specml. each Change Purse Corded silk and velvet. ours; black. navy and green. 2 P.M. Special. each Pie Plate 8" fire king pie plate with silver plated server. 2 PM. Special. each Robson Razor Quick change cutters. auto- matic power-cleaning. ("om- plete in presentation case. 2 P.M. Special, each Stainless Steel Flatware 50 piece sot contains 16 toa- spuons. .‘I dessert spams. 8 dessert forks ll salad forks. 1 butter knife. l slizar spoon. 2 PM. Special. sci I Home Barber Set Contains hair clzppel‘s. slid- ing comli. e scissors and bat-her coin-b. 2 P.M. Special. . 4.77 . . Men s Pipes imported briar in Rssoptcd stycs. 2 P.M. Special. l Wabasso Sheets Plain licmmcd bleached sheets nd cases. white 2 l’..\l. Spccial. 4.79 4.98 Size 63 x loo", Size 72 x lilo". pair 512? til it loo", pair Cases 42 x 33“, 1 pair I ’ Toiletries. . ,. Cream Deodorant Anti-pei‘spit‘ant. ’1 ounce jar. 2 P.M. Special. 7 each c Hot- Water Bottle Good quality rubber. 2 PM. Special, each Rubber Gloves With non-slip palm. assorted colours and sizes. 2 P.M. Special, scent. 12 pair 69c Air Freshener in pine or lilac NIM'Q. 2 P.M. Special. each Noxzemu Skin Cream 4 ounce jar. 2 P.M. Special. 2 for Nail Enamel Colour plus e n a in el and strengthcner, assorted shades. ‘2 ounce sine. 2 P.M. Special. 37c Milk of Magnesia For acidity of the stomach; heartburn. indigestion and Constipation. 32 ounce. l P.M. Spcclal. cach Sanitary Napkins TV“ 0' ill 2 P.M. Special. ha 1 l 1 9 Pure Size Cologne Assorted fragrances. 2 PM. Special. each Chocolates "Four Seasons" chocolates. 15 ounce siz box 1 PM. Speci at. box Kitchen Secretary Prints your grocery list. Pas- tel shad 2‘“ 99c Skirt Hangers For skirts. slhorts. slacks. etc. Hang four in the space 88c es. Special. each of one. 2 P.M. Special. each Garage Covers Good weight plastic cover will help protect against mil- dew. l'liflt a dampness. 2 P.M. Speclal. each 1 leg Baby's Hangers Plastic in pink or blue. 2 P.M. Special. So each Linen Thread 100 yard spools of brown. white or bias . 2 P.M. Special. each 1 1 6 Dress Hangers Pink coloured Mastic. 59c Poly Foam Pieces For uphtnisterring chairs. etc. 2 P.M. Speclal. each Sweater Kits Four in hand pack contains sufficient yarn and pattern for women's sweeter. AI- col orted 3.95 S m. 2 PM. Special, kit heart. diaped Wal Plaque with “House Blessing" or Set of 6. 2 PM. Special. act (thins plaque. zbfilmii ' “"23. 59c 3P1 Yarn 50-50 nylon and wool yarn. ideal for socks. etc. 1 oz. 2 P.M. Special. ball Wicker Shopping acll 2.19 2.98 9 Medium size. each Large sire. each EATON’S SALE OF BULLDOG Safety-Glide TIRES CONTINUES UNTIL CLOSING TIME SATURDAY Save Now On Summer The: ’T. 561.9 NOS... Men’s and '- Boys". Wear Boys' Pants t" o t t on chino. preshrunk. washable. self supportin; with adjustable waist tab on side. C o 1 our 5; antoiope. green. grey. Sizes 8 to 16. 2 PM. SpecLZI'} I Men s Brevers Cotton, double seat panel and double front. Sizes small, medium and large. 2 P.M. Special. each Men's Jerseys Cotton, to match above brevets. Sizes small. med- ium and large. 2 P.M. Special. each c iiiortlng‘ eons“ "Barbie Dolls" chn age fashion doll. : PM. Special. cach "Barbie Doll" Clothes A wide assrrtmcnt. 2 PM. Special. set Car Seat Covers Universal fits most models Colours; red and black 2 P.M. Special. each Spray Unit Ideal for shampooilng hall or (ii spray. Fits all taps. 2 PM. Sprtclal. each O Crlsper All plastic ct‘iepei' with air-tight cover. Can be used as bread or cake box it cg. l. .. 2 P.M. Spcclal, each 1 I47 Oven Drip Tray Heaw dilly aluminum. Place Ples and casserole on your oven drip tray to catch over- flow and Juice dl'ippingis. 2 P.M. Special. Paint each Discontinued lines. includes semi-gloss. quick dry enamel broken range of colours 2 P.M. Speglllzh Coffee Cups m A ry ctical [in weight. in turqqu or pcth colour. 8 oz. size A very attractive vase In as- sorted colours. Regular 3.98 8 PM. Specialil Light Bulbs GE light bulbs. inside frost ed. 25 watt. 2 P.M. Special. 2 for I. GE long Me btdb . inside i l‘ 29c -AI‘D-!':—I~d-_ j.