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WAR VETERAN DIES

HALIFAX, Feb‘ 22—iCP)—Major Bernard F. Davidson M. C.. of Halifax died in hospital today of

illness. ..

A veteran of the First Great Vllnr. he went. oversxas in that ecnfllct with the 40th Battalion as a lieutenant, later transferring

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CANADIAN moron Monthly Meeting legion Home. Thursday ev- cnmk. FGDIUBIY 26th. 8 P. M.

L-500-2-25-2l.

on. nmnculuurs Dental o:- flce closed until March 14th. ’ L-453-2-33-3i.

CARI-DAD English G1 i _ lng this week. Ilennell - 3.555;. L-488-2-25-2i.

LOTS 0F LAUGHS-Bod Cross ‘Theatre Night, Prince Edward sday. L-513

cannon 0F SCOTLAND_S“_ with a Highland brigade. vice Friday, Feb. 27th, Melville _ 7.80 pm; Sabbath, March 1st. Birch Hill 1i am. and 7 pm, Mon- day, March 2nd. Kinross 7.30!‘

ISLANDER DEAD-Miss Marla lvlatheson. Cavendish P.E.l., rc- ccived a wire on Fob. lllth announ- cing t-he death of her sister, Mrs. James Langley of Regina, sack.

VALENTINE PARTY IIOSTESS --Mrs. Robert E Show entertain- ed at a Jolly Valentine party at the Manse. New Glasgow, on Feb. 14th. for the pleasure of her “llix- plorer Group", The children spent the afternoon in games approp- riate to the season. At the supper nour the table was prettily decor- ated with tiny hearts, centred with red tulips, and rod tapers in silver candlesticks on either side.

BACK 0N ROUTE — The B. I.

"Prince Edward Island" car ferry

was backbgtn the gerviice yesiterdav

morn ng ween or en an Tor- ,

mentine after a 24-hour hold-up 9°36!‘ GWTZQ I-l- 911111111141". R-C-N- at Borden while one of her boilers v-R» has returned t° Quebec 8H6!‘ W35 being repaired, The first trip Spending c, short leave visiting his was made 1n |‘ 1m], We, two father who is ill ih the City Hos- hours. Last night the bill-t wok a vital. While in town he was we ther. Peter Camp- bell and Mrs. Campbell. Enroute to

prcvin d th tr in did t ca an e a no ‘Qkuelbec he visited his sister Mrs.

arrive in Charlottetown until 10.45.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The

funeral of Mr. John _P. Wedge was Personal;

held yesterday morning from his

late residence. 'l Stewart Street to _ w_ mesm- 3_

“he chum“ 01 me M05! H01!’ Re- this morning for Summerslde

deem" W115"? Fﬁqlllelll H1811 M?!“ connection with the fur business.

was celebrated by Rev. G. McKen .---_

no. CSSR. '1l;e pallbearers were: Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacKay

Messrs. Jerome Gallant, James of Park Corner, are the guests of

Coyle, S12, Benjamin Gallant Jos- Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Champion,

eph Gallant, John Dillon and Nel- Charlottetown Airport.

son Garnhum. Service at the grave --—-—_-

was conducted by Rev. A. J. Loft- Miss Glen Lidstone and Miss Ethel Campbell of Freetown aire

us, C.SS R. A among the students attmding the VICTORIA YOUNG PEOPLE'S Domestic Science Short Course. apron-glue regeirlar mleelting of _-___ cora. oung ope's on was _ _ _ held in Victoria. Hall on the cvcnilll to the Pflllfléu $131??? lilobvrﬁalallafsxt Th0 night for treatment for a slight in-

of Thursday, February 19th.

president Miss Annie Gordon pre- dLipoﬂtlon, He was fesﬂug com-

sided. Minutes were read by e fortablv and was expected to be out

Secretary Miss Jean MacNevin. The mam 1n a few day5_

devotional exercises were conducted

by Allison Lea and Kenneth Martin.

The following committee was ap-

pointed to conduct the canvas lfor yn

. McDonald Scarletown.

McLure left in

Her many friends will regret oo learn that. Miss Edna MacNaugh-

ton, city. ls a patient in the P. E. ﬁl‘.§§§§;.',“”f£i".£¥.‘é1 Hold m Wu t gordon, Alrlirion Lea. Heath speedy recovery‘

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Ugioge toebreea sogiealnzegcmng Miss Ellen Mosher has returned preceded by a sleigh drive. Hymn to her home in Bristol after spend- 220 was sung in closing. Mrs. IleRoy mg the past week in the city, one Howatt was pianist. Meeting WM Guest or Mr. and Mrs. Percy West. closed with Mizpah Benediction.

FIVE ISLAND RECORDS —’I'he Holstein Friesian Association of Canada has begun a system of a- wards of superior production and have chosen ilze top five animals in each class to receive the award-a beautiful framed certificate. To the Maritime Provinces there are 1'7 awards, of these nine come to J. Walter Jones; five to M. L. McCar- thy, Sussex, N.B., two to the Nova Scotia. Agricultural College and one to W. R. Bovyer, Bunbury, P. E. I, The thirteen cattle that won the seventeen awards are chosen out of over 4900 R.O.P. tests of annual or life-time productio made since the inception of cow- testing in Canada. Island cattle have proved they are tops in the show ring and now it is recognized they are outstandlngBpi-oducerg as well. The district of unburY which owns or has owned all the Island winners is to be_ congratulated.

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Among the passengers by the 6 o'clock plane

0f the shopping service staff or R059" 5171195011 C0., Toronto and Mr. Gerald Ryan of

tenac Oil Co. Ltd, Toronto. They are here on a visit in Miss Leslie's IYIQlhBT. Mrs. George Leslie of Morell. '

31 Members of li.B.N.\i.ll. leave For Mainland

Tlzirty-one members of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer R/eserve left Charlottetown yester- day for the mainland. 28 of the , _ _____ ___ men were ordinary seamen. They DARRACII-At tlle Charlottetown include:

Hospital, Feb. 22 i942, to Mr. and Francis J. Bernard. Borden; Mrg, Louis Darrach, a daughter, William S. Betis, Bangor; Cornel- Gloria. Jean, ius P. Bclger. Tyne Valley; Victor _. F. Brooks, Murray Harbor; Ernest DEATHS J. Cormler, Charlottetown; Innis —---~ . — -_~ ~———— ~ Herring, Murray Harbor; Eric S. JounsTIn ‘rorgntoj ﬁbrlliazreyd 252‘- McCallum: Charlottetown; Chas. 1M2 Caren" - ° 5- » . c enzie, ‘Lear; Auustusll. years, a native of Cherry Valley, H M K o y g P. E. I.

Mallard. Clear iprings; Merlin A.

Mooney, Greenva e; James A. Mor-

mnnvuco-At French River. rob. Q-fgh Sbglfﬁljgfg- Jglgl°ffl ﬁg‘, 24, 1942. William Harding. aged as imam’ chlhl “a 53-511 H years. Private funeral service from t e-G lalflr ‘will Dgvi" R- his late residence Thursday at 1.30 WE l8. "m P8096 9. d - n. m. followed bv service in Geddlc Wisener, Charlottetown; Frank G. Memorial Church Sbringbrook at Arsenault, summerslde; Douglas H. 2,30 p, m Crossman, Cape Traverse; gohn - Hcmphlll, George own; Jo n .

WIiALEN-In this city. Wblu"? Howard, Kensington; Peter C. 2a. 1942. James Whale“ lvhherlv Hughes, Charlottetown; Edwin a. of Grand River Parish, aged '15 Hume’ ma; Ayq-ribqld M, Irving, years. RPmlUll-‘l I955"? It ﬂank Cambridge; Bruce Ci. MacDonald. ltennessevs mineral Home. Fun- g-giue; Jamey; A. McLean, Kellslng- eral notice later. ton; Howard W. McLeod, Monta-

gue Post Office RR. 4; Francis McQuaid, Kensington; David A. In Memorram In loving memory of Peter G.

Peters, Montague; Ernest L. Stewart. Hopefiefd. Scott. who passed away February "4. 1941.

In addition to the above. all Able Seamen, John H. Glllisof Point Pr God knew that he wal suffering

3m, Elmer J. McIntyre. Savage Harbor and Chester McLeod. Tig- That the hills were hard l0 climb So he closed his wear! crelldl

nish were listed as ordinary cod- ers.

A d hi red "P be thine.”

Aaayuin lllec m-tlfucfhuu of Gcl

By the valley of roll no I

arriving

Before leaving they were present- ed with knitted goods by the Red Omen and cigarettes by the Pro-

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Pictured on the left above l: L-Bdr. T. L. Morrison, vvhlle on tho right ls Ptc. J. A. Morrison, both of Charlottetown and ncvv overseas. series ' L-Bdr. Morrison is with an artillery unit vvlillc nu brother u serving {if}: glanfharlottctown this week

, ‘Sheep Breeders’ Assn. holds Annual meeting

Mr. Alex Hamilton New Perth. was ‘ ‘ president of the P. E. I. Sheep Breeder's Association at the annual eeting held yestzrduy afternoon in t e Agricultural Room at Prince of Wales College. Other

-_ officers elected were: Vice Presi- dent. Mr. Walter MacKenzie. Brad- albane: Sec. as. Mr. W. R. ﬁhaw. deputy minister of Agricult-

re.

Mr. E. C. Holm. DeSable was the retlllllll president. Mr. B. D. Irvine of the Dominion Department of Ag-

culture was named auditor.

Directors named for the coming year were: King's County, Mr. Reid Underhay. Fortune; Queen's Coun- ty. Mr. Walter MacKenzie: Prince

County. Mr. T. J. lnman. Bedenue.

This meeting was the first of a of farmers" meetings being

yaiuable dlseusslo per- glllgzléhi-l! titre hizlsheepdiindustry took . n res r vincial Government through the delivered by: Ig:n.aW.rel§IS.esDe1lllir:€ Curry 0n can“; Oorpg, The pres- Minister of Agriculture: Mr. s. D entations were looked afdilerr by M1‘. ivlilzllllﬂéhgalggrnllil-ilvestgk ECMITBIII , , legion on e a men o Qac,’ 522a,?‘ m’ o?“ u‘ iggriculture; Dr n. s. Npttin par . The flnancl statement revealed tha ther is a balance of $343.54 in the bank.

I Swine Breeders e meetinl was almost an hour (Omunued “om g. l) lirhéegttia underway and was not adin of

nded. Followin re the minutes of tla 12;? in "ll-ll Pmvmw» the ‘"°°'°"°“ annuallmeetlng by Secretary W R president declared; Districts where sham the President-s address ‘was’ hog raising has been practiced eon- gjven by M}; E sistently gave ample omof of the The text, of value of agiielwindustnm 1 minlibgd riesaluéiiénsMcommitrtleeJ In Mr. H n m an appea n ue: essrs. . . - for careful attention to good qual- man. fBedeuue: George‘ Boswell. ity breeding stock and care in feed- gang‘ ‘lg léllillb Ml- W111i" MR0- ing practices in order that contin- ililr ewmlégrali‘ Esﬁfé the n ued improvement might be made ' - w n ""9 a

m quality. new}: figured: jnggcaged interesting and comprehensive re- Maritimc 11088 PPf-“d e mn- 1 1 t; d ion in grading percentage for Jan- §,,,,_ “we a on ‘mm m. but Der by Mr. W. H. Tlsdale. To- ronto. on the Canadian Wool Grow- leg’ Association at the request of . _ 16.‘ ho is Island "cpre ntatlv Gag‘: grzglgg gh%gngf i‘: m, to tllie association at the mzgting o? .. .. . . right, dmah for the De- .r.::~;:..rr.2::..*o. ass-ca: - hogs frorﬁltltiﬁ time thely loaavie‘ the Hun. W. ll. Dennis i y are ace arm “n e Hon. Mr. Dennis in his address. Mr. N. D. MacLean, Charlotte- welcomed the sheep breeders oirbe- wwn, showed annual mam,‘ 0g half of the government and point- industry at present. He asserted Mr w n. Sh!" that sheep breeders were not tak- h id ted - t‘ t‘ - Mr. Shaw. in a brief address. on fn§“the";:,§‘n$er °§“{‘,,,‘§,,f._°sm§?,’,‘i§‘f§. th swin breeders. He pointed out prove his statements. m: impogisnoe of the hog industry One of the reasons for ﬁfe lag; 1 _ Th qcrooked fence. He declared that if gehdiiigﬁociiﬁgoﬁant ,,,°§§e‘ff,,,_°‘ some scheme for cheaper fencing _ . tend to increase flocks Zkfﬁililﬁlltifleéif. t» - w =- - ada. would be attacked. He declared the IIHllOXIB-l Dmﬂfllm 101‘ R000" this country was a valuable price for Britain, the speaker said. ‘The and m t t DTQSEII O romoted to the fullest possible ex- subscribe to the Victory Loan. sheep. he said that when the De- lfsegheaxlxgrrﬂwdhmréoos partment had collected the tax, it . D. Irvine listening to the bonus on "A" Mr. Irvine then spoke on the pure hoes. he said the Fhrleratlon of Ac- that the interest in sncclrzh raising e ram getting this u ncession. He ‘hen grading policy of the Dominion De- explained that instead of giving partment was well utilized during l - the lambs at this time avoided Fgldhgsfiveorio gffgemtggﬁ’ "m? comebacks especially from the buy- wide enthusiasm and expansion of skglghﬁﬁgr “.36 033mg 3d n? cited floured w prove this ellle- ion some older registered lambs of meht- 0V0!‘ 10.000 "A" h0g8 We?! proven merits were placed. since the plan was put into effect. speaking "ofphand" he express- brood sOWS, he asserted. He refer- u. d-”Z‘.‘F€"%i‘.iéi5 12.3%.? m; 1d be 00d 1 in A any is c lg? part vlgu the ggvfmmegtanggg in_ the past year. The tendency of

porlihcgutlinlng the various activities uary. A pa “Bacon for ‘mam’. H. McGregor. Central, Lot canon“ “mm picture entitled thaé ovranizatiogl. was read by Mr. first was an interesting study of lottewwib refrigerator car for Br tain. the Canadian organization. ed out the importance of the sheep lng as much interest. in it as they behalf of i-hﬂ Mihlslel‘ “Qliiomed ed years ago with the present to during the past year as well as flocks in the past was At the ﬁrst or me year we P,“ could be worked out _now it might outmem to awe m“ support w predicted that within the year Clan- distribution of boars and sows was He thgihtulplgegesthlngeby the enemy“ ht," he stated. “This year should Relerrlhw w the dos nuisance to of the province," Mr. Straw declar- w“ much higher ma“ at present‘ ed bred side of the industry stating riculture deserved the credit for is increasing somewhat. one dollar to “A" hogs, it was de- 188$ Qcl-Obel‘. he B-Seerted. Wellhini! bonus has been responsible for a ers‘ w” m5 ‘mmmn me. 1108 industry." he dwlﬂfed- 3'19 Federal Ram Club policy. In addit- bonused and over 0,000 B-l hogs “The demand for rams seemed to ed the opinion that during the next Ted t0 the people to continue this bonus."

ers, Mr. clay declared. The Mari- tirre Provinces have the highest number of selects in Canada.

Referring to the boar bonus pol- however. he slowd- icy. Mr. Shaw said it would help gyzrcome the effects of the non- “Mm TY" on type hog. 'I‘here were 51 out ,. . of as applications accepted under Whllmllllﬂ "if , M’; this scheme. He was conﬁdent the Mum" ‘Md ‘he’? w“ 'l°° much department would carry on that m°d°1 WW M95 l“ mm‘! “t 9",] p011“. durum the next W“; n sent to the detriment of lthe sma should be extended to make boars égggert-leciigﬂgllllgd w“ be“ We“ of outstandng breeding and known I ‘ progeny eligible, he stated. He aim ,M1'- wan“ Bunmm‘ 3321c“ d; suggested a sliding scale in this ze- ﬁagﬁdéﬁgglﬁmwr °f 3r n3 w gard. - .Mr. shaw also referred to the Mr- Al“ 3mm”? express“ the matter 0f reduced freight rates on

that lack oi exerckilse vyigs feed grain from Western Canada bagglgs responsible for ta o“ He declared that 35.000 tons '

Bonus Policy

‘l’! Kr res lution moved by MT- W- J‘ zraln ls Imported to this vwvlhce scgmuh? Bradalbane. seconded by each year. The removal of the Mr. Ernest Houston, hunter River. freight rate was therefore a great requesting approval Of Ml Elm" °1 sawing to the farmers. l-rc advised the accounts of the P. E. I. Co-op- the increasing of seeding here to erative Livestock Marketing Board

. i d. Qlffﬁoiit" me increased h“ pm WaITIrEhIeJT-Jq declared the res-

olution was out of order at a Swine Breeders’ Association meeting. Ml‘. E. C. Holm, chairman of the resolu- tions committee said the NSOlllY-loll wag“ not considered.

Mr. B. D. Irvine

m. B. D. Irvine then gave an interesting and comprehensive re- , A. MacC-regor Central. Lot view or the hog industry for the l8, was then appointed to represent pnst year. He did not think it ad- the association on the P.-E, I. Fed- visable for breeders to keep a eration of Agriculture along with large number of boars during the the Ple-Bldlm- coming year unles; from sows {which dquaflified in advance regis- Raduum”

w an o good bacon type, The

boar premium policy was com- ,,,'§,‘,‘°,,c,’,‘,’,‘,‘,‘,’§"§““ resolution‘ we" mended lzv the a aim. He honed so-ved that we the P. n. 1. ll WW1‘! be wllllllled- ~ Swine Breeders Association do D8-

The meeting was then thrown tltion the Minister of Agriculture. Wen for general discussion. The the l-lon. J. G. Gardiner. to make matter of grades was brought up such provision as will ensure the by M; n ,;_ Mum“ 5g‘ peter,’ continuation of this assistance who want“ u, know u “h, u,” (system of rebates} of tggnslpérgatliﬁ m-ades were accepted bv the Brl- “s” ‘m teed “m” W

time “sh Gowmment. M‘ H w_ c, , the Maritlmes) at the same _ o’ the Dominion Department an’, voicing our appreciation for the en

Agrbulture said that. many low “°£,'.‘Z,';',‘£§°tvmtir'."°c“.‘“é?'norm. De- crades were "unfortunately" '

Bointz Sable. and seconded by Mr. P. A. overseas. He condemned this prac- Macls ac tice, sayintl it would create

a . - " ved that we respectfully favorable opinion in Briton? u" ask bu‘? Provincial Government t0 m. c. p. mu. at, pct-m. ask- 1mm" "W" i" ed what. the remedy for this sit-

uation was. Ings, Mt. Herbert we ‘m

chm-inﬁll] b b l »' :3 m“ 89w" “Md

°"' ° m“! °" "P! mlih- ‘i ' Mr. J. A. MacOre or be detrimental unless a. check on 59% ﬂﬁnﬂld py My, David W t. thed ancestry of the animal was "lusolvodd thafnwe thlgl Pseudo},- fmi e. l B l’ ann

Mr. Clay. in answer to Mr gezpllegtfullye seal: the Provincial Gov- Prntlfs query. said that possibiv eminent to continue its policy "of the grktslhire L; toofeasv w feed Mildlalvléi: svralda ATand Bl MM- One e causes or poor h - ' '

was lack of proteins, such as fltll '°°°"d°§__PY__MIf___Lff Prﬁlmt’ mglgn heangecalltreel" next Monday

sckinﬂ plants in the Maiti ’ __------—--.-_- --- gr.‘ not allowed to kill an; T0 DET-ﬁiﬁﬂ $00M APART- dresqing under 130 pounds." Mr. ment in eastern end of city. Clnv announc-d. Not enough care Rent $11.00. Apply Box ac, City is exercised in the selection of Ii-oll-B-BB-Zi.

pigs is to “go heavy" in the should- wk

come earlier this you.’ II- Irvine said. In October than wen more orders than were araded la Nova Bcotia. He went. on to any that tin distrlbudon had been satisfactory.

Referring to paraggc whali- b;

i that the are! 9P0 "l “d u u: tum-nu

close to lamblnu and not less than one week after.

Carcass gracing of lambs was then dealt with by the sllelillﬂ- Ull- til market lambs are sold on a quality basis nothing concrete can be accomplished, he declared.

Dr. l. B. Nottlnl

Dr. Netting in a few brief rc- rnarks. said he noticed during the past year there had been a distinct increase in sheep breed! . The - terest shown in the era tion of

MacKenzie asked

parasites indicates

Mr. Walter about the delay in nayinu the bon- us in the Ram Club. He blamed the officials at Ottawa for the hold-lip. He wondered if the plan could be altered to remedy this. Mr. Wm. Seaman, Albany. also took Dart ill this discussion.

The chairman then 11111011110“ that Mr. W. H. Mcﬁreaor was re- elected deleaate to represent m0 Association at the annual meetink

. of the Canadian Wool Growers’ As-

sociation at Toronto. Returning to the Ram Club bol- icy. Mr. Harold Leard. Albany spoke brieflv commendinu the system and warned against asking for a change in case the benefits might be cut out. The establishment of c. ware- house to handle the output of wool in the province was sumested b! Mr. '1‘. J. Inman. Bededue. during a. discussion on wool marketing, Mr. Earl Ings moved that the Board of Directors handle the matter of I

, set-up and have the director take

it up with the Canadian Associ- ation. Mr. A. 8, Prizzell. Sherwood, seconded it and the motion was adopted.

Mr. Harold Ieard was appointed along with the President as a. re- presentntive to the P E I Feder- ation of Agriculture.

The Dog Tu

Mr. Pcwr Mclsaac. M. L. A.. Sour is, told the meeting that he had failed to get any information re the dog tax. As far as he could find out there was hone collected. He stress- ed the need of having some Depar ment made responsible for it. The school district was supposed to do it but had not.

Mr. W. R. Shaw said the govern- ment paid $3 compensation for sheep destroyed by dogs Others taking part in the discussion were: Messrs. Harold Learn. Walter Mac- Kenzie, William Seaman.

Resolutions The following resolutions were

adop .

"Resolved that this meeting of the P. E. I. Sheep Breeders ask that some person be appointed who will have authority to grade wool in tho absence of the official grader who due to the nature of his work makes it impossible for this grader to make more than periodic visits to this province. This will apply principally to the grading of wool tor domestic purposes."

Moved by Mr. P. A. Maclsaac and seconded by Mr. Alex Hamilton. New Perth.

“Resolved that the P. E. I. Sheep Breeders Association strongly re- commend the adoption of this method of sale (the sale of lambs 3n a carcass weight and duality

Moved b! Mr. and seconded by Mr. Alex Hamilton.

"Be it resolved that the P. E I. Sheep Breeders Association adver- tise where the Phenothiazine tab- lets may be purchased bv our far- mers. and the price Der tablet.

"In order that the greatest d;

sibic satisfaction to all parties con- cerned. it is resolved that the wool received by woollen nulls direct for the farmers be graded by an offic- ial of the Dominion Department of Agriculture qualified to undertake this grading.

"Whereas. it is desirable to main- tain an increased interest in the breeding and distribution of regis- tered breeding stock, and whereas there is an indicated need at the present time of future action being

en in this regard. it is respect- fully recommended that. consider- ation be given bv both departments for the rendering of assistance in the selection and shipping of out_-

(Continued on page 9 Col 4)

THE YDUNGEST OLD MAN lN B.C.

Ir. G. C. Rey- nolds. 82 yearn of out. walked from Chllliwlck to hi

tnnct. of 2i mllel. l-‘cciing so f\t and vigorous, inltead of

l erltienl auto c!

health ha could not

walk upstairs, dun

to nripul ailments and Advanced IIIII- i-Ierc ore his own vvcrda:

“While tl-roo cccro and ten is the ul- lcted lbln of life for man. I have enfarld my five nears period -- still enjoying tho biennial of health and vigor. I can ufc my that. I ovvc my lut. nix years’ heal and happlnul to LANG'B MINERAL REMEDY, which meant a new lean life to Inc - with navv hope and lound health taking the place of misery and despair." Mr. Reynolds f: one of thou ilnc old Canadian u locd u bo

Mrl. Ilichlrd Irvin wrltccr "I vvu af- flicted with Arthrltia our tau yuan. For a long period I vvu unable to walk. and my hunch vvcn lo erillhlcd I could dc nothing to help myself. all treatment havu In: failed. It vuo u fortunate day for no when o friend told mu about LANGD MINERAL REMEDY. I ncvv vvnlk In!- wherc and do my own house work. I tank God for the day I heard of flail

incral Remedy. I am ‘II ran cf us."

We do not pretend to claim that Lang's Mineral is any miracle worker. It ll simply a product of nature from the earth and our only slain is that flu ll contains mint nature through th stream In relieving vvulimu or dlu emcin forau, and building nv vitality. for which the tvv liar: ‘bu. ‘tn-k ll bol

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“Price control” Begins to have Real meaning

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Island housewives and m wage-earners are beginning "@1139 tllllt the words “Price Q0 irol" are more than jug, a .1‘ slogan, and that the old adage _ penny saved is a penny 335m has l real meaning to all in m; “M'- i

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officer of the wit-alight; g Ottawa, and Mr. Stanley u, , Halifax, Regional Rcprbsentativ of the Board for Nova scotia . make informative radio addresoo explaining the Dominion Qgye "WWI halt!» llainst inflati over a Maritime ‘nook-up .. Halifax on Thursday night m mcnclns at 7.15 Atlantic Sign“, Time,‘

A e'w months a o the , Government's measlﬁes to xxx; L or freeze the price of consum goods. attracted but little attcntio but since then it has dawned o the man in the street. that he c the person who will be u", m. beneficiary from the sticcessx operation of Price 00pm],

It is expected confidently mm. 9558mm and Mr huge and lie = Thursday m»

Ina will have a radio audience on hing.

Mrs. Casgrain has already p414 Charlottetown a visit in connee. tion with her work. and macs q fine imbmuion on the represent;- tlvc Island women who had the Dllasu v of meeting her.

Mr. Stanley Lee is a member of the long established firm o! Olen-y and Lee, Halifax, and m; been a summer visitor w thlr province many time; in pro-w»

an. Ho has a moot plessin Mlwlli-llty. and that rarest of ll faculties, the one of being 1 mixer. Mr. Lea places little store on formality or ceremony, and he meets every man on his own level, and in the same democratic ny, whether he happens to be s mer-

. chant or a laborer.

Outstanding Program 0n Air Tonight

Canadian movie goers will haw still another chance to tet o sneak preview of an outstanding war picture. when tonight's vic- tory Loan Programme presents flu atm- of "Dangerously They Live‘. thri g drama o! modem eslllllll- age.

The movie, starring John Gar- field Nancg Coleman nnd Canad-

-b0rn asil Ruthbone. dfﬂll with the efforts of a ring oi NI! spies in America to obtain inform- ation about a convoy known to bl ﬁlling soon from Cnnndn. to Bri-

Natuzally, the hero and llﬂlvim are able to forestall the Nun P1811! and IB/VB the ships. At be sllllli time th tum up with miormu- tion tha enables o. squadron 0i R.C.A.F, brmbers to slllllll§¢ and sinlk B “wolf Dock" of ('i‘l'""‘“ submarines in the North Atlantic

Tonight's radio presentation “Ill include all the highlights cl the exciting film, which is not due lo be released in Canada for s01"? time et. Under tho (llrctivll °. Ruper Incas, an nil-Still‘ l5“ °l Canadian actors may he - 9"" ed to tum in the some sicllllll rformances that made tlte illrst

wo dramatitclshows oi the sere- ve success u .

{Dangerously Theyllve" W": on the air at l1 ociock‘ tough! over c. broad C.B.C. neiuorlcrt as programme should provide l)“ lo, many thrills as (llil "Cnlliltlllf the Clouds" and Torsvl "To , night", which have nlrvﬂdvv h done on the serlvﬁ- M,“ fhql have been hailed as “of e , finest dramatic performnlll-ﬁ - to originate 1n Canada.

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