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. was reported in satisfactory condition. A r] i The bandits gained entry % THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 20, 1963 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT He said that appliance manu-|new code aimed at removing 4 % facturers should be. attempting|false statements from advertis- Police Seeking to offer more pricing stability) 'ng. : ee and trouble-free products. "I commend this undertaking 3 Young Bandits the second-floor apartment "IT like to believe "that the|but I must warn that its suc- Ry strength of a strong retail or-|Cess will only be realized by} MONTREAL (CP) -- Police): ganization has been based on|the co-operative efforts between|Were looking Tuesday for three the fact that he does know more|advertising and sales personnel,|young, hooded bandits who shot about his own particular mar-|the manufacturing management|a man, tied up two women and Busi Ethi A isal Urged pprais r g ket than we do." and the retailer alike. Mutual/stole an estimated $100,000 in "I agree that everyone loves co-operation is the keynote." j|jewelry from a luxurious Sher-| Maps were strategic w . h te, : L f 8 HALIFAX (CP)--The presi-jwe now have lost our way in\a bargain, but when that bar- brooke Street apartment. in the age of discovery em- dent and general manager of|a veritable jungle tangled with| gain peatiales cheating, when NECKS ARE ALIKE The shooting victim, Paul|pire building. Spanish cap one of Canada's largest electticjhalf truths... ." it develops moral inconsisten-|. The giraffe has seven verte-|Verner, 49, had two bullets re-|tains were ordered to appliance manufacturers says a| The company president saidjcies of good business practices,|brae in its neck, like whales|moved from his back at the|their charts if threatened wit general reappraisal of business|modern day appliances have|I contend that it is time for alljand humans, Royal Victoria Hospital and'capture. : and its standards of ethics is|transformed caring for the|husinessmen to go back to); long overdue. home from "plain drudgery" to|Grade 1 and study the prin-|: Kelvinator Limited's R. J.|4n incidental daily task. ciples of good, healthy andj: Woxman told the Halifax Ad-| Mr. Woxman, whose com-|sound business practices again"|' vertismg and Sales Club this|pany's head office is in London,|he said. week: "We have become so ef-|Ont., said that 97 per cent of| Mr. Woxman praised the Ca-|' CONFUSED ABOUT FLOORS? VINYLS - TILES - LINOLEUM - VINYL INLAIDS - OR WHAT HAVE YOU.. .? ficient by producing better pro-jthe Canadian homes that: have|nadian Advertising Advisory Board which recently adopted aj' One low price covers all! ducts and bigger markets thatlelectricity have refrigerators. NO WONDER With the many different brand nomes, textures, materials and. patterns available today, it IS confusing. "Tiles" for example are available from 1}c each, up to.2.50 each. Which one meets YOUR needs? The many claims about wearing ond caring in advertisements, only odd to the confusion. For those reasons, we, at Angus Graydon, have devoted the entire lower level] of our store to "Tiles" and vinyl "Sheetgoods". BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND SAVE! Your choice, 65 styles, shapes and colors No middleman's profit! All glasses complete with lenses individually ground to your exact needs, including white, tint, or sun-glass green. 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'til DON'T SETTLE ANcus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY 282 KING WEST PHONE 728-9581 12:00 noon Phone: 728-1261 ment, releasing this photo- Kierans Raps fh today in Washingt a grap! jay in Washington, Social Credit | tins'ie"jucs Sho" Money Plans . * QUEBEC (CP)--Eric Kier- ans, president of the Canadian and Montreal stock exchanges, said Tuesday the Social Credit "party's proposal to liquidate €anada's national debt and gave $800,000,000 in interest charges is "stupidity." "Who gets this interest?--you do," he told a meeting of the women's Canadian Club. Excerpts of his address were released to the press before de- livery. Continuing an attack on So- cial Credit doctrine he started in. Chicoutimi, Que., Feb. 27, Mr. Kierans said that "when you buy government bonds you paid interest for lending your savings to Ottawa." "If you want to invest your Savings in government bonds 'to 'provide additional independ- sence and security, you should) 'Wave that right." *A Social Credit government Would take that right away be- @ause it did mot believe "the 'Zovernment should be in debt "tovits own citizens." *-Mr. Kierans said Social Credit Leader Robert Thomp- son has suggested that, instead 'of buying government bonds, People should invest their 'money "'in private enterprise." A Montreal Stock Exchange 'survey had shown, however, people in Quebec preferred gov- @rnment bonds to equities. - As a result money that would 'Have been invested in Canadian 'government bonds would, under #@ Social Credit government, be sent out of Canada and invested In bonds of another country or state. "What stupidity! No wonder Robert Thompson does not want to debate with economists 'and cannot find a single econ- omist in any university in this country, French or English, to Support him." Mr. Kierans also said Mr.| Thompson "seems to be very reluctant to set a time and place' for a debate with him on Social Credit economic doc- trine. Mr. Kierans and Mr. Thomp- on agreed to a debate on So- tlal Credit policies last week.| Quota Excess Tn Tobacco To Be Killed "TORONTO (CP) -- Destruc- tion of unauthorized tobacco OPTOMETRIST 723-2721 14% KING E, FOR LESS THAN NATIONAL 17 Bond Street, East BRANDS 2nd Floor Branches In Many Principal Cities of Canada and United States-- Founded 1904 THE WALKER GIRL SAYS: The Walker hids are Ready for the Faster Parade! Toddlers or teens... Walker's will outfit them all for Easter in smart fashions at budget-conscious prices! Be sure you shop where good taste in fashion is not ex- pensive... at Walker's. 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