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MARCH '11.‘ 1941

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

uAGE FIVE

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'2. You must know the value of money and whet lt will buy . . . In war even more than In peace. We cannot tollov! our every whim. We cannot buy westetully. We must all ot us save wisely . . a

Thus, unless you want to be the blind puppet of 50mg dictator, and as thoughtless of tomorrow as a Hottentot,

you have to know what 1's going on around you!‘ Which means, of course, that you must have news-r

papers-and good ones, at that.

Germany's newspapers or Italy's wouldn't help you much. Perhaps, by constant propaganda, they might teach you to forget your ideas of freedom and to forego :your dignity and competence as an individual created iv

. God's. inlage.

Read, for instance, these few sentences from Adolph Hitler’s “Mein Kampf”: "Propagandahasslwaystobedlreetedmoreandmcesto- wards the feeling, and only to a certain extent to so-called reason. All propaganda has to be popular and has to adapt its spiritual level to the perception of the least intelligent of those towards whom it intends to direct itself. .

"The masses, however, with their inertia, always need e certain time before they are ready even to notice a thing, and they will lend their memories only to the thousandfold repetition of the most simple ideas."

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Now turn through the newspaper you are reading.“

Notice the news. See how carefully it is put together to give you a quick and accurate picture of what actually happened everywhere. Look at the respectful way the merchants and manufacturers ask for your patronage. Can you imagine a Canadian advertiser commanding you or threatening you if you refused to like his wares?

Can you imagine your newspaper editor writing down to you, treating you like an animal, to be trained “by the thousandfold repetition of the most simple ideas?”

In your opinion, isn't your role as a free citizen, armed with accurate news and truthful facts about values, a l rather desirable role? |

It's yglr oplnlon that counts. If you and enough of '- your neighbours want some other system, you can have

it. And if you like our present system, it’s really up to k

you to preserve it! t

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NOTE The Nevnpeper Ptlbllshen Committee; speaking through its eholrmon, will bring you one of these Institutional advertisements ln lhls space each weela leties, business firms or individuals who would like reprints may have them by writing to the Business Office of this newspaper.

lli"*..‘..°°"“'°....‘.‘.‘§;°.l'°"'... .7. e

clfldljen went out there than we lianed ln our years at school. Fancy anyone motoring two or three thousand mllesl’- -fr0m a parent at Mlddlesbomugh.

. Ever since the children have settled 1n Canada we have been trying lo get a map and dfscrlptlve literature of Manitoba and the particular section in which tile)’ are llvlng. My wlfe and I were so anxious to be able to visualize their surroundings s.nd your map made all the dltterexlcofl- -s father, Newcastle-on-Tyrle.

"We are reconciled st least to having our children away lrom us» nearly all ol their little play- mates have been injured or killed. At least. ours are safe among you .. - -l:om Londlm.

"Thanks tor your ‘Highways and Byways of Hamilton‘ with the lo- cation of my daughter's new mark- ed. You cannot lmaglne whet it

mrans to us to be able to find her agalll out there 111 space. . ."-- from Clydebank.

pses lnlo the lives of the parents-lelt-behlnd may be had from some of the letters:

. .We have searched everywhere in the shops for a ‘Windbreaker’ such as the chtldren describe and say is essential fol- Cannda, ‘but

l-l-ow.

"We are all st ting around writing letters. . J-Icw ls our young man brhsvlng? You are great sports and we are hsalpy and merited that John ls wl you. . .we feel as l! we'd known you tor lstlvr ln Tottlnghun, E. Yorke.

"I cannot tell you ol’ my deep gratltudql for the sna end msu- -' and how I longed to eble to ‘see’ where my children are. It ls now four month; and three and s hall days s’nc~ they left. . .'80utn Shields, Durham.

IIDOPS GALORE T IN THIS FAMILY

WINNIPEG. March ll -(CPl - when the present conflict ‘s re-

l’ . yew York Stock Toronto Exchange Montreal Stock maomo, _ Exchange Prices advanced ‘fiihimliiy-‘fih, Exchange _ on the T-‘ronto exchange. iurnover wghlssoilm» Qfib s t: “MT-T, . ~ e ares ‘ - loutdi“ n”) Company (lgnfitede): w‘ n no") manufacturers of Dundas stock; Qloee

m“ mm glnsgllcrrgeii lililrlilsuiieiio “my “d they’ Bell ‘rel m. l a

w c and l" l?’ lllllllles were hisher senemuy Brazilian s 1-4

w, Tel Tel 25 3:8 dwrlre s drop o4 5 points to 12s B c Powel‘ A

“worlds 15 3-4 for O-msumers Gag on the new; 131d“ Produnu 14 1.;

Bgldwifl Loco 36 b2 that the dividend was being cut to Can Car Itound .

wall: Av 8o 34 an eight per cent. bssls alter llold- Can Car Pfd 23 1-4

Beth steel 39 34 lng st l0 per cent for 6'1 years, Only can 1mg M A

cues olllo 89 40 shares the stock charged Can Pacific

chyysltl‘ m 34 hands. Brazilian ‘fraction was of! can steamship 41-2

Co“ EdlSDll 31 34 p8 but hlgher prices ruled for Uzl- Cons Smelt 36

glee Auto a‘ H; lied Fuel A, Unlon Gas, Power Dom coal Pld ls

Gen Elec 1 3 Corporation and Gatlneau Power. Dom Bridge 24

MOW" a: ' A drilp of s-s m: maemlluonsl Dom steel a '1 r-s Gt Nor Pfd _ Petroleum to l3 3-8 ln fairly active Dom Textile 4 1-2 as '1 a

Kenlltw“ 3g 1.4 “M1118. was the only change 1n the Dom Bridge a 1-2

Mont Wllld 13 ha senior oil list. Steels were tlrm with. How smith 12

N y Central 16 Dcmlzlicn Foundries, Dominion Int, Nickel 33 8-4

Nor Am C0 23 ma Steel B and Dominion Bridge selling Lake Woods l3

Penn RR a6 a4 higher, the Massey-Harris stocks Mtl Power 26 l-I

pllll Per C0 a, H s. ed narrowly. mt Brew

std 011 NJ 34 M, Kerr-Addlson was tn strong de- Power Corp t 8-4

will Coll! 4o M, mand on an advance or 10 cents ‘w Nomnds 5

gnltcd Alr 22 $8 3.60 and Preston firmed l0 cents to glhlebee Power 12

g 5 Rllllll" 59 l a $3. Other medium-price golds gain-I awlnlgan 15

U s Si C0 28 7'8 ing 5 to l! cents were Aunor, Central St LBW Cflm 3

vanadlulll Cm‘? m 1:2 Patricia, Cheslervllle. MacLecd- St Law Pfd l6

west Ulllflll m 34 Cockshutt, Pamoul- and Upper Can- St oi Can 60

west Elev ___ sda while Broulan, East ‘Malslrtlc. " " —

Woolworth Hard Rock, Marlartlc Gold meld. St o! Can PM 65

anrdlcirlslcoesizliddletg I to é oerrllls, d vvpg LACU is — C, C 1'5 fill ' added fraetons and Falcorilgilrdlgzé i IWS l!" our; are srrwirr e e ~ ' cen an s, - a g Amulet weakened 5 to 3.85. . Home 011 advanced ‘I cents to c ves u‘ ‘e . ~ _ ¥°“"$E‘lL...“§$i.~l%;‘§i?; iii.“.ii.i”l'.‘i.ll‘illl $3.312; I n n

lllémel- on Montrcahllvesttlmk ‘mop: broken lrts. I (Canmmn Press) v

kels will" 1i°°°‘l’?". °“' ‘h, 1 f’ ' l TORONTO, March 1o_

",‘.".‘il,“°ii.§“.ii”e;lll.“€.il. ".3... , k, C,

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plain to medium quality, and Welt MGfkBtS At A °° °'

llbllili la-lay. Good c-W t?” Acme on s

$615 l0 $675 t"? medlmf}, $5 ' if Cl Anglo Cdn s9 A f

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.‘.‘.‘.‘éii‘i‘.-.il“lf..ii.. ‘as: .2 an“ our. ’"°"°"° ’°“'

u, n, 21% nxdeorrlrionsllnstillfcozoo? .31.; 3 3.4 The Newspaper Publishers Committee

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ii/geli’... weighed at sees, 1.1- (By ‘rlls cmlullall Press) ggggngfld 1,, b, non. u. s. sucumm. clullmm

oxen to $9.25 W!‘ medium ¢°°d Tom“, m! N Y k s, k Barkfleld

steers. m": h} he ‘l’ °' " °° “ Base Metal '1 1-2

to u=. alr 4 - _ . Bi o -

Tjodfls.Y§§§Ll;§fy‘$1§f,s°§n§°’§fi°3‘, Montreal-gllllri-ties and golds low- Begmed m; 1 2

on lhrse _were $1 _or Inoze lower, . lelliuhnapers and other lndustrlals Bobgjoo k 1 b8 0U i Wm, mpdmm n, Ma klnds around winr“er._wh at l I a w 1 1 4 5mm“, 980 may or may not be completely content with the 50 cents lower, Good quality vanls IRE e r - - Bmulan 92 d. l d b th _ , m... $12 t1) $12.50, wml mealum wits higher. Bu“ can 3 M energy lsp aye y e government 1n its war lma. m... sum $11.15 and com- N?" ‘iflfl-Wllw» "ft" "l" °°" Cal Edm 112 effort 5

non to llgglllaélo‘gzl‘gerlsv ifllqfllfid e° ‘ u’ ‘"3" ' any‘ CenttPat fig ' ' '

1‘ f lll O . fl _ -' - Q1 e .

r38; rclglzt veals and drlslkers cgjlfiefou, 7. You may favour or disapprove unemployment insurance "illl.if.i.‘ll.’ll‘..‘f.l€..il”.. .... Montreal Exchange S€’.’.‘lS;“"‘ ‘l2 legislation in war-time - .-

~ r‘ crop and mostly bucks sell- 0mg Qfl 22 _ _

illéuisltflmszs lo s9. sneer were Irom gorval m a a You have a perfect right to your own opinion on any

. . G ll - - ' | . . - ‘al-lcgso m. dslrcnger. 11,1). ‘fey; fif§ aygggtveltggcil“; Eilgtudreost I 26g SllbjCCt that affects this community or this nation. ‘afly ‘m m.“ e “ti”, °“ “,_.i‘,“,3, the closlns Dhase 0t m. stock mar- Easirfmmb ° 36 1f your opinion 1S going to count, it must be based on d o 1V t? an W - ' 8C D. glisorf°rflgl (fir gmpedsand $875 ket t day and a mun/her of the g1‘: o d° 3,, ggfgs %envfl;eeemucragh $3.. displayed fractional ill- gfngm 4 M knowledge! g r ’ . - ' . . - will. .l§°’.n i3... ‘i... were caggegflggegga; ggd "glgsmggfi ouues l... H; For example. 1f you told l1 you favoured a law con- rtrtliulofluencevavnllxlllgrlll nkfiprysgg. 31533;; 12 ' trolling trafiic on Mars, we would question your right W e C ' u . e s Professional cards Metals gvere an dellclfiilld, Igiflrallllda gglg gjflf ., M to that v1ew——slmply because we haven’t any news and Hu son ay nms rm l8. Halcmw t M while Hollinger dropped back u Hard Ruck 78 791707 3°" a75- bit. . MCLEQD 3, BENTLEY h 130500;?" H. out din ggllllltutll: gglgge, 12 1.8 But you can interest us in the post-war re-adjustment ll 11S TCS B11 >4 s > . ll" f- ggwllgf- lli-ilig. did better. construclléon. E33‘; °“ m problem, or ln the St. Lawrence Waterway, or ln Cancer 6- F: BENTLEY: W" ' $35.35;’, TsbiriioixpgilildmnliiiillllggIgfldlqiffgelhli“ g‘; 11g research. Those things have been duly reported by 'f“"“‘°" “'}f'“,'“‘°'“""“ ' ggrwggglngnffbftéllliclzflgfastggrlllug?figs: Mt l? people we all know to be trustworthy and accurate in MONEY T0 LOAN Lawrence Corporation preierred be- Ken. Add 380 what they report 154 "in... 5mm lzlg ln the plus column. Montreal Km, Hm, 3g ggigifeagafvafglggflggrglg, b"§,‘f;w,‘,’,‘,‘f fililésllllgrlée 18 M In fact, it is your duty to have opinions—and to 8m WWW“ f‘ w" W" “i °_“° “me- much 49 ex ress thern—on two im rtant hases of life: z TotallosgasdllliTw 311561325, Indus- Macassa 335 p rials. . z nee. - » M Le a 19o & . M335“? 5'1 I. You must have opinions on the laws and the men ‘lligiilrliwllge 141 1-4 end the polleles ot the government. We are a SILI- ll. F. McKenzie 10; governing nation. It we don't watch and help and alggosbx control, vle don't deserve to be treat cllmsl-es Accountants -—-— Newbeo l 5-5 (Canadian Press) 51 1.4 lumen: Trul Building “M” 1x123‘ '11: i ’ Charlottetown 83mg," 15 I $5128 t!‘ u: b, Monalregxl: 11g l-2 ggggggn a 1 2 Clubs, patriotic ' ROW P aster ' *L"l‘i:“.1. m ~ Z32 » - ~ l ~ '- ' Poneer ' n BARRJSTEB ETC, 1 91 c Q‘ hnkélillatlfioréretfiwntiartirtiulsmhers "Id & s a 51:22:’; 30g h)’ o o , . . . Roche MONEY ro 1.0m I Q5 n ‘ S, M, lo ‘hon. as r.o. Box ll ‘ M, 1 i 55 "'5' “d “W” 8 me ‘ $2 Al" m B’ “odfrealuioklllllllcuflnwwfltfl NEW YORK March l0—(AP)-— BELL 8. MATHIESON Der lb. , SQHGtRlVCT 4g “d “'1 flwwCflllzlxldllfltifliOilif sllfied 6o S0118 01' NE“, YORK ‘air __ 66h 1'98. Ch t0 8 Ill Camerhllinhilrxkrqillilglixltqtslown 55 IDS. and 0V0!‘ 70 per sherrltt 89 l-I steels and othdr lndlfgtrliathhe Slew-S 1101191‘ W l qlllllllloll 0! 35 ' P E' i ‘and - lb Sig-ms W5 glook market, on a rally today that United States cents lzl free foreign ' SllWe Li!!! 12 “fwd {Worms 1 to ma‘ m”; 3 exchange trading today. [Ottawa H F M PHEE B A K, c H-des $2 to $3 slscoe 55 p01,,“ llbrelgn Exchange Control Board ' ' ° -' ‘ ‘ ' mt” ' 5W» l“ °° 1 , zlluillsuml 1mm and was... m. 0.00-0.91 r cent dlscoum.) NOTARY. as. each. BbIdBM/Balfigfl m: ' h, m. and,“ ,wu.n, “vmogd d Altmt-elzls slsinlehnylnée c2131.; lslwlisufrunc llARmgTEn 591491105 5“ fractions. Dome Mines was sssy- °° 5 l! ° w °~ i” Building Charlottetown. Frtlght Charges paid mu nuzh m. Associated Press overuse o! sllt-"Illtl dfllll‘ F" l b" l0 l“ —-——-i On 200 lbs. or Over Toburn w u, 1.; so swan advanced .s o! a. point, w gilt Arqglt no peso Jwnoed a mic- MuCGlHGAN g TRMNQR "W?" ,5 41s, the second lsrresl lump since on m 95- MAURICE BLQCK U611! 65 l"; Nov q qyumgerg 0g 330,510 All other major world currencies cmgglilghlnlg‘é?lgig(gllwl' ‘limb Charlottetown i W33 giilail 535 “Mr” 5W“ “y “h” d” “m” "maimed umhangem " ~" '1 snacompuecwlmsslnoo BRITIQIPI, Solicitors. m. 8 wqndlgo 20 m- l l‘ MQNEY To Lomq PhOIIG 1M w" m" m lest Friday. m. Office: Over Provincial Bani. - ?mm1mm m“! on “me- lie +>u++0+e+e+++>+e++e++o+ back included U8. Steel. Bethle- _ h""""' "m" °"“"°“°‘°'“' “MIST” hem. Republic Younsswwn Bllm- MOIItIEGI Cllfb coast c” 10o lCurclble Steel, General IMct/Aofs. ‘i Ch lsr, U5. Rubber. Doug n; r- ‘ crux,‘ United Aircraft, American llllvertislng Rates _ Payable In Advflntfl R‘ ..°.-..‘”.fill;'.,¥’a‘.°.*:. (Canadian l»... . U 7 . Mlmlmum (‘huge tor All; Advertisements es cum Gram g1; Biswlldlgymwufilllftfndh Stocks Close ‘ l ‘l. . e v _ r Osnltglglllgrdlxn locals, Is asl-‘srdorgagnselern’ Evelg: Ell“ l; ‘fro: Eastman Kodak, Du l-knt an Gen- mm” PM 1o gllssllled =.’p..".'-'-3'.'.i';°°l'§°.ii.m.'r'l-m Notices 10c per Inch: {lists o: ———— ersl Electric. _ Ablubgoepxd 1g y: _ Ame - .::l.-..:::..2:l"'ul.u:":=-:r"-=1-l'=»"‘==°‘ “lfili .“’{§‘.‘?€$...li'.’2l..‘3.'é%’2.- new" .2 l-l a elm - urst. A - llléilltfllt, ‘.13’. ','.'."..".‘l.“'§'.°".2' 3.! ....."£l‘.'l’.”.l".'....'.“.l'.l2.l.. ljqlggggg ;;,",§,',,'°.;:,‘§;’5l. 5.2%.‘??? Produce Prices m... vro . 1.. ‘Wmlmozr lush. Addrszs and Presentation 81.0. Other es ell wmch tgnsggdoglytfieat: fgtgra mum“! Am 8195 54 i - more H] w blah, Ema... pressure also lu- uowmnsr... mm. l0—(OP)—- 1m; 1gb l‘ 9 M a ‘I creased but quorntlms moved Produce Market. prices hm today. m, Pa" ,3 m Male Hel W ed For Sale “w”? m‘ “n”? illfilx " "Vm" ‘h°,P°“‘“,“§“W.D" Price Com 91-2 . l’ ‘"" all; l‘.“l“;'_l‘.2’..‘.'..§“. l... "$.22? "‘..§€’°"..‘.'i§' 2...... w» - "Elms m; Ls-soo EGG slzs mcu- o, ' M l ‘m. j- 3; 1- - , mo“ aalghvielllllilfi-oi-mlliiiirllil! palatal: §f§§§fiu§l.§§.'§{s e12? n. mmrzeihsils 000eggiloghlf£ Al; ii-lsliiiriidgblo dfiislvlilrguwlasuunhfil YMcMlll abel- -. - ‘l. hthelfe W —36-: no, - - ' shop’ sydneb N- Bu-bxr“ a I m lillifiwlill’ 3- R'- °' Idlladb“; ihguéurchaser could not be deter- y 21:53,, $5: Qllfi‘ T011!‘ lSll Guide ' ' ‘ - {i572 CARDBOARD mine. '. ' ' ;- - s...“ H , "l! Efifil’. a. m... sultabe Bum»- Mm he“ Whmm- m;'g~;;,b§g~'ggfh*§g,,“gwg,l, Clalms Parents e eh’ wan“, 1°’ "m" axthgusgllllslgdlcéq“ m omcsoo, March l0--(AP)-— 14. m l-ece m. price "warn - In"; lllllldlm- p” ' L433_3_gg.t,(_ Wheat, prlees pushed upward almost white cheese l4 t-ls; western col- UITAWA_ ‘M.feh g _(¢p) _. gun,“ WANTED. - APPLY ______._ m, o...“ l bushel sglln wdsy. ex- ma 14 l-2. all...“ twists made by war In the m n. L-lsl-a-lo-rl. yo; QALIl-BUCILEYE coo rod , tendl lhebesetrbtllll rec-val; m mmeaérnm shlwtrwgls 1:1 eugeld affairs 3r flllllwrtlgd lava’ |gvendl ' t. . i nndfl‘ s , a. — I wan unex. use ana- DLE AGED worms WANTS lllfllbtwl- 5°“ “m” iilizriizzciisluiicay and m. laces llve A-medllln lo +40; A-pullets ii, mm liter-stun,

Oil lo?“ "°""'*zrz.-.-..*.ulr.

Good condition $30-00-

mkmm‘ “an” fihslil-S-l-ll.

~ BAIIIEI Arrlsskr-

‘mnl ere neces-

In e fuel-saving! cllflflll!" l"

Shunalm svfllflW-l ll°“‘°""'“°";' l-lkl-I up my s2 l- l-t ' vs fcflifd fig-lg; mgiilhiltslansniln lilcetifl iii? o: a s; c!" 1'" “l l0 l-l uo- 'l ‘mun’ we" “d without Ilaarlh rnllevee nabs. _

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t l lslovalueslnlour ses- shn‘: Oclelilrenl prices are the hill!-

ls: B-Yrade lo-lo l-r; c ma. n 1-2- s. Potatoes: whites no 1 m sc-

l J nusry. mwilgii closed r-s-l s-s llmler. May as l-t-l-B, July aa l~ -s-s;

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.00; no 2. .

l 76's 50-110; P!!! cobblers no 1 ' ‘l PEI mountsln n: l

Florlds reds. "I'M. l1°

g . .75; "id's .70—.O0., I

40-50;. NB mountain no mm",

Much ol it ls lvlng sent British parents to scquslnt them wlth surroundings of their children now ln the Dominion. It was the ti. Blcls. director of child Nova Scolfa, and letters

or gratitude are pouring in from

Frred to as s "total" wsr. the lem- llv o! Mrs. A. Granger, Wlnnl , knows just what ls two ol e1’ sons-ln-lsw and three of her gmnd-

miilire- or flu sons. John, suvhen and Herbert Granger, three grand- sons. Tom and Edwin Granger. and

ln-law William Barnett, senior, srs with the Princess Patricia! Canad- llm Light. hllantrv.

Another 50h, William Granger, ls serving overseas with the Royal

Canadian Engineers, while Q10 sons. Eddie and Fred Granger, or! with the Veterans’ Home Guard. A‘; srcond son-ln-law. Fred Adams, ll with the Fort Garry Horse.

Central Farmers’ Institute

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The Annual Meeting of the Centrcl Farmers’ Institute of Prince Edward Island will be held in the Bocrd ot Trude Rooms on the afternoon and svsninq of Wednesday, March l2. An excellent program of discussion hos been arranged for this meeting.

At the evening session addresses will be delivered by c number of prominent speakers on matters pertaining to the present feed situation, cattle ond dairy industry, forestry and other subjects.

Following the Dcirymen's meeting on Thursday, March l3, 1| general open meeting will be held, for which discussions on Agri~ culture hove been arranged. This meeting will he in the torm ot on open forum. It will be under the chairmanship of the President of the Central Farmers’ Institute.

— SEED GRAIN —

If you have seed grain for sale notify our Department, giving variety, quantity, for sale, the price, and whether it contains wild mustard or not.

To parties wishing to buy seed, what variety do you need, and what quantity?

We intend to use our Department as an in- formation bureau lo assist both purchssers and dealers in the distribution of seed throughout the province.

Signed

W. H. DENNIS, Minister of Agriculture.

England and Scotland. They say:

William sunm 1mm, and a sou-