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|lave the world.

"when victory Ls uchleved...and some time l5 allowed tor the heal- ing oi the deep wounds o! war, there inny iollc-ui one oi those great and glorious periods in human ut- iairs, sucli as that which hunched the BLILASII Empire alter the over- throw of Spanish tyranny through the detest oi the Armada, or the wondertul 19th centuiy that suc-

Industry Head Views Allies Ultimate Gain

WINNIPEU. M1511’ 29—(CP)~ Confident-c in t-liP nit-mule votory oi’ the aIlLes in the prcsriit Conlllvl

“'85 “P? 4911 111' D- R “Unbul o1 Tl ese vrere ariods l‘ teat s int- HFHIIKX, 111 1115 P1"’~“1°1111“1 Mum“ uaI and IIIPEIIGOIUBI) cglevelcipgnent at the opening lunchccii oi the I and m maieral prosperltyx. 69111 11111111111 93119131 m~"~"1,mg °1 we - Mr. Turnbull reviewed at some Caiizidzan Mamiiaczurers Assccia- ‘length we conbnbumon whlch so Lion here tociai‘. '1'11<‘1'1? “*5 11° ‘inr the great national DroducinZ 11011191 01 "1‘1°1'Y O1 1'1"’ “1‘1'1““'1' department-s, agriculture, mining, strength o1 tlic British Elllpllt‘ anti mmbemlg. nshlhg and maanl._fﬂct_ Fiance were brought 1° 11"“- “e iuiaiig. had been making to the war 511K1- , eiiort ol Chanda and the allies, MY- '1‘111‘111>1111 5114"“ '11 may laying particular emphasis on the well be IIlllI. utter this teriluie Important pa“ played by 88.1mm conﬂict, vrlien iyrziiiiiits are de- "nu By rPcaulnE game o: the i.” 51-mYiT1- “1V111"'“"°“.' 1x11“; dmvered mnrknble achievements oi’ 1914-18. from the threat oi boiititlge and [he Indicated we prwntlal.‘ es of -‘1951‘1'11¢‘1'"11 “"11 9x99110119‘? 5110mm‘ the greater and stronger industrial

ROIIILZSEGIILE." - _ The only future ivortli consider- “mm M wdav

ing 1oi' Ctiiilirlia. W35 tlizit which would be assurcd by ﬂ 1401011’ 1'01’ the Britzsh Llmpre zinci the French . to resent” a rm” 1181mm“ M“ 111mb?“ qwmmd‘ . 10.13%“. Ermbetltgl‘ llrt or ktthepmaxidl- He 3011111111911‘ I‘ H193 i‘ tlonru’ prcducttcn 0t supplies in should go dcivii lo detem-ivhat is ‘Canamh ansmg out of “m. comm 111919 1111 101‘ 115 C‘ L’ 0mm‘ 1569' t-lons. consists of iocd. timber. min- dcnmonng EOIIIHHPSI‘) A“; P°‘."°‘ erals and equipment tor the troops, 01 ¢°111b1?‘“1*°“ 01 91mg“ “at 1511611 as 111111017115 greatcouts blank- C-"l 11919111 “"11 5931191‘ 511W“ and Iets boots and DUIIIYIIZ materials France can (intent and destroy ‘for’ 1mm. quanerkp A “mum B” any 011121‘ tia-tioii or (Lmiblillll-IOII Imam“ of Work has been avanab“, 91...11a11°17s“n“d 11cm em E up to time icr the engineering and lmncliincry shops, which make ivhnt 21H? technically called muni- tions. such as shells, small arms ammunition. guns, and mechani- cnl equipment. However, some ed- ucation orders for such prcducts have becci placed and surveys and plriiis are bezng made, to increase the out-put,

"The increased production rrsult- ing from the vrar, the fortunate circumstance that the British Navy is provldng the neccsraiy DI'(‘l»‘:Cll0n to permit the continua- itaon or ovrrsvas export trade, the '\ nitlative and enemy of Canadian producers and exporters, the in- crcnsed buying power in CRIYKIB. nrovzci-sd by these economic fact- ‘ ors. and the normal requirements 0t the civilian population. have st'm- ulated all dcpzirtmen-ts 0t pro-

To Increase Output

vided much iiddivoml em-Dlovlnent

since the outbmalt of war."

and _ . Touching brielly on the ﬁnancial

(Notices

nrrnngtitl [or those members on 1H‘- nnd thrift 0i’ the Canadilnn 1e.

occded the downfall ot Banaparmi

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, PEAS, Each 10c. 4 for - - _- __ _..

dilation in Canada and have pro- I

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h “m. d) TOKYO '1 siltutwtlog. Mr. Tumbul declared

(All Time a stern 8 u _ _ _ . n anridivs Lmmcial system _ l“ f1‘g'—Man%nI7nmoI-°h$1'la' 12:40 n m ~ The Scouters Cub plan o. get- iivzis proving a valuable factor in

'JI-'-'-HA"I'M'-'J'U'Ih" ‘IZK’ 1 ' meg" ' . ' IJnptine=e Hi IOQEI-LZGX‘ at. the Yiirht Club :o.n.ir- the twtriomtc struizizle. Tribute was i

w” p l5 16 meg, row night. The evening has been paid to the industry. selX-de 1n!

.MORSE'S STANDARD TEA you ‘get 200 cups o! good. iThtls old reliable brand is sold at all grocery stores mt 65 cents a poi-rid. n. former pastor of the Church o! 1 Nazarene of Mail-Rune [ea dq-jnkem ha“, Deg“ friends W018 gIﬂd b0 S00 him 838111.

The Army

The beverage o! the Britlm army to-day. as it was durL-ig the last war. ls tea. According to a ‘British officer the ten-drinking some: compares well mm the old "Beer-swiper." lit is Interesting w observe that alcoholic drinks ore

‘comm-y and tihat the people rely “c; upon "the Oup that cheers but not dnebria/tiea." Tea drinking is on tho increase 1L-i this wintry. too — even in this province, where the jpeople we already gram tea. con- isumem.

than in the part. From a pound oi’ No doubt the fact that the dams the

Marﬂtimm their place as a tea drinking counitrv. MORSFPS TEAS enjoy the prestige of being blend- ed by Canada's oldest tea lirm.

.___________. Laying Down the Law

was having it trying time with a fa- cetlous customer.

"Waiter," shouted the customer .. "ivhat on earth is wrong xvii-h those ezcs?“

"I don't know." retort‘: the walt- er. "I only laid the tab ."

Sackville.

nation's present task thiifouizh the war and achieve vic- tory. The next task would be to School. adjust the country to peace ccndi- tlons and to deal with the prob- lems of that period when they Campbell. come. planning as well as it cc-uld Anastasia in the meantime.

g . . A Qpporiunlliy Days NOW IS THE TIME T0 STUCK UP AT THESE SPECIAL $AV|NG$ OFFERED YOU FOR 4 DAYS

Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Monilay May 30, 31, June I 8i 3

LOOK FOR BIG SALE SHEET DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR

Dewkist 16 Oz. Tin

WAX BEANS, Each 10c» 4for ----

Lynn Valley 28 Oz- Tin - TOMATOES Each 12c. 3 for -_- __ __ 2 Tm’ _ "‘ " ”' Eatons Snowflake 1 Lb. Tin Marvens

BAKING POWDER. Each 15c.

~ Aylmer White 16 Oz. Tin

CHOICE CORN, Each 10c. 4 for — -

Standard 16 Oz. Tin

Frys Breakfast

cocoA. 1/2 Lb.Tin_-_________1 I911

Standard 15 Oz. Tin PEARS, Each 11c.

It 5 ccllll I able In ulna

CllABWEl-l. tor Fnowmpnl. wins used 1cm and we: in "he 01d CONFEDBBATION Lin INSUR-

HOLME! AND BRADLEY-S ial lot of Girls Cont; 10 to 143m

IN RETREAT- The clergy of

since the war duty was put on the Church o! England an now in tea. coffee and other beverages, tea retreat at Milton, which opened on fls in comparison moire economical Tuesday and ends on Friday.

GUEST SPEAKER-Rev. E. B rla-vorv tea. Hammond. 0‘Lea.ry. 'I‘i'enI0r\ tor the weekend. He was

FROM THE WEST —Mrs. W.

. Weeks or Stornoway. Basin. ur- rlved in Sackvllle i; few days ago and will spend friends here and on P. E. Island. She has been in Montreal and Bos- ton. Mrs. Weeks was formerly Miss A waiter in a small restaurant tggzigfrywgrstggxctggé guru“: —(Sackv1lle Post).

. FORDIIAM WINNE _ - ‘

tiers oi‘ the twenty-igir Zslgfstzililz- 9'1"“ mm“ or PMVENTIU" "111 ships and the thirty-one ships in the Graduate School oi Fbrdham University for the next scholastic year have been announ- wa; go get ced by the Reverend Gustave Du- mas, S. .7. Dean oi’ the Graduate Seventeen oi’ the winners are trom outside the metropolitan o! your childhood h tired and hiclude Alphonsuii P. ised? Charlottetown. P. E. I.

town. P. E. 1.. Canada.

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‘MAY so. 1940 ~ ..-__.- _ ___= i Tea Wins Its Way In The Central GuartIIanI

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110d word ltrlctly pay- ca.

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11-11-5-30-31.

PEI. was iii

here. His many,

. 11 u,“ d i. M03553 He was guest speaker yesterday ln _ . lagAgeduﬂssr Savant’; years h“ former church here-New Yell KellogflAll-Brm I8"bettei'ﬂq helped gmngndqmyy to give ghg 513-98911’ NW"- medicine" in one! oi‘ conutipuiiqn n

uniting from Ilck of "bulk” in the d1;- All-Bron Iuppliel that missing bun Aldo, it: providen intestinal tonh: Vi“ min Bi. Ent All-Bran every day emu in cereal form or baked in deliciou muiﬁnn, and drink plenty of water. Tr; it and lee if you don't ﬁnd a brand nu outlook on life. All grocers sell All-Hm in two convenient sizes. Made b; Kellogg's in London, Canada.

some time with

46%”? lLl-IIIIII

um Newspaper Repoi-tei-—-Havo m; vim been ml-

Mlllionniro—Ye.s, virhen i used to comb my hair I nwiyﬁﬁﬁ ed that I hadn't any.

[relghi-Izer. Charlotte

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Helmet CORNED BEEF ,1 12 Oz. Tin Each 18c 1

35c

27c 35c 35c

GOLDEN GLOW TARTS u——————n¢

Marvens CHOCOLATE AND CUSTARD CREAMS

L”----"-—2Ic

PASTRY FLOUR 7 Lb. Bag———-29°

2for-

21c

my)“ d D 1m VATICAN CITY

1 '—.\I'_l :- : ' 1 l.- llo’ gﬁalmih EHAJSEIIII.Gn'I'PCIPOI5.EQ OOIII-Tﬂml- 9-5 11198» 31-95 1T1- mieg, 19.6 m. ROME

8:40 pun-Operatic . Music. and Balets: Light Music. .4 m; DJB, 31.15 m.; 212.04. 25 40 m; 19.61 m.

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Pmludes 21103. ZRLW.

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tire service now in the city on furlough.

Capt. Ines. accompanied by two scoiiters, made a clean-up pilgrim- nue to Camp Burlirin on Tu day. The camp is in process oi prc . n (ion for the hun<lr'_-ds of scou .t's, scouts. and cubs. who will bc under

who had provided, through an as; 4

stimulation oi’ savings, the funds Eatons orange 9 so needtul in the present emer- MARMALADE, 2 Lb, Jar __ .__ ._. __ ._..

gen"): With these resources the,

government. rind private Illif/bll- 1

thin: cculd finance war and civil eilorts on sound principles, avoid- i “Ht! inrlniicn and other dangerous tevprweuts which. in the end. d2- 1

Eatons Artificial VANILLA 8 Oz. Cruet, Each 14c. 3 for

35c

Lb. 10c. 3 Lbs. —— —

BULK icmo SUGAR

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n, qfﬁ» '5’

w- n" or’

Windows 40c to

65c

15 lb. (‘omliiniition Waxing and Polishing Brush — - — —- — -— $11.25 25 lb. Weighted Polishing Brush — — - -— — — — —— — — -— — $31.25

15 lb. Weighted Polishing Brush — — — — — —- - — - — — — $2.25

prices would not be so great and the inevitable post- war decline wou'd be less.

"One of the contributing causes oi’ the rapid rise 0t prices In war- time is the artiticially atrmulatrd consumer demand resulting from the greatly increased volume oi wages paid." he declared. "To the , _____ extent that wag; and salary earn-

The Annual Clinch Parade for "5 111111 11119 P115110 8911615111! Mn Queen's district will he held on 1w Bneviirﬂilvd w Pei/e diiﬂns we » Sunday. June 2. All pwrks and W1"- 111111119 001131111191‘ 6911181141 W111 NOON‘ w." ...<,.mb1,. on Rocpford $1 curtailed and pin-chasing power,

intend In mﬂkl‘ their Wnr con- tribution In the form of lend-foil In be handed m-rr to the Rod Cram. M Ihls mectliig. Chum Fwiddle Grant was Invvsfed. Roland Mathe- son pnswd his test rm 1h:- FIM’. and three others practically completed their knots.

A do w... h b», l be kept in reserve tor the. rfsllefelrelstnzigizitnce IIlﬂtaI/IIE 3?; g:gﬁ'w“'edp:£13d' when n w” b‘ i (Thavlottetniim Tronn mid Prick will 1' n‘ -

Mr Turnbull warned his heater:

I. tti St, .1. m s Church _

631- L2 G311 QI- PL 21.11110 0:) In n: 'r‘nu:*h unllcrm lbggtzfng: géfggfr 5:31am 933131785 '

m II). Floor Varnish Quick Drying _ - $2.92 $11.60 511w» $1.00 ... they .... mum-r. ewrymmg possum h hm“ m, - ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... _. _ _. ,2. 2,90 ,6,’ 30 1”“ spirit or the Canadzan people and 5.51119" 0'1. . 750 1 q- 2 H; 1 l- 1'11"" W111 b" '1 "WW1? "1 §°°§§ to diminish meii- war moi-ta. He 1 III-“F-‘II’ 1111111511 - '- "' _ " " " — _' ‘ ‘I - ~ -1 "cede" "1 “mm” "mlﬂimb ' urged that everythlnil P08811119 _ ThI< meeting 1:1: htnrnilriﬂnn" vlnv should be done t0 counteract their

Jap-A-Iiac Paint — Varnish - Enamel and Shellac Avt- =lrlr~ omm sort r a <.

Screen Wire In all widths-in Bronze -- Galvanized and (Ii-eon

Free (lily Delivery

The Rogers Hardware Build

Phones 105-15108

Vendors will come from Tyﬂlﬁh. 0'-

ncvrs written lor publication.

evil work by removing iu for u possible causes of discontent. by promoting goodwill and coopera- tion among all groups.

Mr. Turnbull dairecatvd pessi- mistic statements In regard to the nature and extent o! the ills when might descend during the p051- war period. History showed that after Periods of sumr ng lrlmwirig . wars. recovery always came. The

md will he addr"=s'"r1 h" Clint. T"'?= Mary, Elmstlnle. and Alberinn.

All ‘rt-on: dmuld endeavor to I\'\\'l‘ Hw-‘r QPTIIW write iin the m‘- AI\i1I1".< M‘ III” w~~k for this column ‘Tnhlvf '11" §"'1II' I*I"ﬂl1q"t‘lt‘t"f< or ihi< 0'1"" will iv "w" in receive

Lb. Pkg. 14c 2 for——---——21c

T BERLIN - -- l . pti- "d :~ dr. r: ted .. vir 1 CHIPSQ Larve Pk . -—------- 0:30 1mm - W0 Hunwrlw 9180 iv-m-Opem Comm. DXB. Strongly nniiscplii‘ and mt-rliriinnl Dr. Canvas 111°"? 1111-‘ 511111111" tsiilgyodiscftolirilgctfmill gggdllalcaelltg‘: ' ° g Q pg." wnz-imv Choir. l-lATﬁ, 9.61 meg . 31.2 m.; DJD, 11.77 China'sOinlmcllf-Fhluil!l<1111*'111111l“111“'1514nI ;j-—' _ pyisa ' . w m" , 3i ‘T . meg" 25 4 m_ dcstm srzvrmsmiuotlius uud heals. Aiavoriw Th? Qua-ms DWI-l“ plum Day is‘ He sbrcswd the lmipnrtﬂnce o! ‘ _ 3m‘ 0w ROME ‘B801 m. 9 o‘ f f to {be 1111,1111 on] sﬂmmay,‘ Jim“ 8- the work hczlg done by“ the For- r Burdens or carna-ﬂon ; p _ 5; l. i,» ; _ ; , ,__N 115m nnc ~10 m» . as pi-eriousy aii- ., _ . v - _ 100 P m 1 "1 111» 1Y1 51811511 100° P m W‘ m Eng r‘ use s In Inen trounced In this column. That will aﬁglgofsmgﬁgg ‘or; OZ- TI" Ea-CII 90- 3 fOr -- --- " B“ "4 ' sire 11w broilers m1 Prim “PPR m United States dollars were aviui- ivhlch tn nrrriuzc their prournm. The t able for necessary purchases in . SCREFN Cubs will hrive events o! their own. this; (mung-y and m ms comm.“ Island Brand 7 02- Tln Each 23¢ 1 Their prnrriam ls being prepared i iion urged Canadians to do cveiy- 2 f » DQORS by n committee of Akclas, and Ithiiig possible to increase expoits or —' ‘—' ’ will inoutlc- 1st and 2nd Strirvtwts IIO the United States and to attract LAMB S “d ‘i;‘."8°'2. $21»: u::i2"i*i:.i:i“.l: i" We I l c g export trade, hioh next day or so. WM experiencing important (inflicts M c d ' I WINDOWS in direction. character and vZi- 1 c ma‘ y s I 3 in] umussrurultttih Mr.‘ "’ “m” °°‘"‘ “"""’ wit...“ .... . 2st.’ Sttéi. PICKLES . I . Po g t to . Screen Th, 5mm Troop held their “.,.(.k_ the invaluable service oi the Bri- I __ _ _ Sweet PICkICd Door iv rmcctinz in mi». form or a hike ,gzliylléwtlrgﬁcgiiaéniig/asbeliogiisghtge oweet Mlxec I . . ' ti . tl de ., '1“ - : with E spying; i?lI'6P“I€:1(T(‘III: csirrlitrrgzg urgrleogf men“ 01 Canadian 1151x1110“ M‘ 01' Mustard - ~ very ed spot llIIel" three miles hiking. g2?“ $511? wofriddjli11fgli°ifm I11 l- P161110 SW10 ES The scouts ivere asked to prepare ' 9 QCNKL i Quart Can CATCH a m, p o! the journey, spot the oth- nlzngEs er patron. notice roads. streets. mcrmed CM“ 28 Oz. BOt- -— ——-— L hydrants. trms, birds, and any oth- Q er pnrilrulnr 111111’! of Interest ‘Foaming om mmtd m’ wndemy Q After cooking their "vn slipper the o p c“ was upwar, under w” I 9 SCIIOII troop divided Into i\'\'o groups. one glgargéiqnzfglle xggtrhg I cam bells h NO RUBBING WAX DOOIB A1111": 1ggmnnrioﬁit°gl.’,’$.h'g assist in the national wax ertort and Canadian ' thrmiczh YOAIIP CIIIIIIYK‘: Hall.‘ This {ﬂepgxﬁdkmﬂﬁgifmgfd Igwdemztg n “"115 111-‘: "Y! “1 __ 1‘ Mp5’ ' - prices, should be the inundation o! HEESE BOTH FQR to mMTrQXHfNIHIALQ-iugr bpqleilldiggg ltKilHtriﬂ-l policy din-marine war J-le m» Pivot» ‘ §§IZ“I?F°‘§i.§“fn§i3I1$=-§’"Sft 31.13 SI Lb 101/2 01- T" °.‘.’T.’..§’..“.°"..i?£‘.“ ext; more m - Each we

23c

SHELLED WALNUTS 1/2 Lb. 1 Lb.

18c 35c

CREAMERY BUTTER First Grade

Lb'.—-——————-3uc

5 for f- 47c

Rolled

CORNED BEEF, Lb. — —----—-——

PORK SHOULDERS, Lb. _ _. _ ._ _. i-RANKFURTS, Lb. — -- — — - - —

ROAST BEEF ROUND STEAK, Lb. _ - - - - - - 25g

Cottage Style PORK ROLLS, Lb. - - - - — -— —-

Cooked CORNED BEEF Sliced, Lb. -—- -— -—- —

A fresh supply of Fruits and Vegetables includ- ing Leaf Spinach. New Rhubarb, New Carrots. B0619‘ New Cabbage,

FRESH and COOKED MEATS

13c 24c

SAUSAGE Fresh Midi, Lb. __ ... .... _ 21c BOLOGONA Sliced Lb. - _ __ _ _ _ 19c BREAKFAST BACON Sliced. Li». _ - — 29c COOKED HAM Sliced, Lb. -"-1‘~.? - - 55¢

Boned and Tied Lb. — - -

25c

33c 29c

Lettuce, HQad Lettuce. Celery-

Mushrooms, Pineiipplos. Etc-

THE ‘I LTD-

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