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Isle of Montague in K Conn

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To the Sheriff of’ the Count: qr; iifrllw-ior the 13th

no. c a o uisr-‘sls .32.: slsronsT-ou County

GREETING I

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Estate of W. Lelth Poo

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ere , ro- uired to cite all persons Interested end sums‘ t at s - old in thoQOourt

in oreenld, s the store in Montague

Harold If”: the aid hsrlottetowrs ﬁrst

WBOL WANTED

Ship your wool to

CONDONS WOOLLEN MILLS . Charlottetown

ond receive highest Inﬁll!!! P"? " for vvoshed ond unwashed with Money peid on races?! °l "'°°l' vvool lies to be grodoi! bY 9°'°"" _, rnent inspection. We do our W" grading. You do not hove to Wolf for o government inspection to

get your money.

All wool must be cleor oi dirt l

=' and burrs.

Freight paid on I00 pounds on washed wool, olso on 200 pound}

o! unwashed wool. uss-s-ao- ws. tiuJuiy so.

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GIIRRENBIES

now roar. l 1-<or>-m_ 1,, '1', mo, “m”, Oensdsn duller fe off 1-16 cent we” _,.,1,|'I,",",,°,“w§§, cum PM“ 9° I 4150011“ <71 3-4 P9P N115 out at s10. A few soles were made

(88.5 cents) today non“ “m

6 [DIG (Ottelws Ibdteﬂﬂ Bosrd rote O-N-DM per cent dil-

coun

‘rhelepenese yen odvomced .14 to 28M cents. e new 1M1 hirrh coincident with. strength limown by Jspenese duller iosne in the bond market. Money

ve c “h M dealers sold mo thet gevllniteo Bts Britain hsd s. ohsnce to pull Ja- pm “ﬁlﬁ lhsnpirsi doilemnern: autumn:- epeotlve . siish -. tine free pooolloot 1-10 cent to 38.15 cents. - v

irrssor ions:

Ono Your lo IOPIY eqsnolieosolvsstd

- 0F WUIEIGE

Norrcs

The annual meeting of the Masonic Temple Company will be held in the office of It‘. R. BROW 8: SON, 144 Richmond Street, on Wednes- day, the 9th dsy of July

J‘. B. BROW, Secretary

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gu-os-

10. $10. with the bulk ct the veils sell- 118 sroun

Pound‘ t ll t ll. . day m l row :0 :7 sailings 50 flat Sheep were $3

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unsettled, not enough. early mo; to form n. basis for quotations. The undertone was week, Fﬁwillts were: cattle 1,304; calves 1.831: sheep '19s; h0g3 s10. Calves were 25 to 50 cents lower. Veal calves ranged from $7M to

d $8. ‘rhere , coca veils mostly hiunsm iurn kinds around t9. Drinkers Pl-ﬂlloii from $5.25 to t7. Common kinds oi’ drinkers were glow and sold between $5.75 end $6. Good drinkers and common kinds of veols in mixed lots were mostly $1. Grosser! M to 8450

Ssﬁﬁhandhwirlrizostly mixed between oug , ere were no sales mode hog prices were strong.

Finance

B! B. O'Hara. Asloolsted Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, July l-(Al-W-The stoelr market mode it four straight sessions today in which the sver-

heve been unable to finish

m. s net advance.

Prices were mined st the start end irregularly lower tendencies pre- veiled at the close. While there was s Imp-flitting of fairly strong spots in .. many leaders were be- hind frictions to a. point or so,

The Associated Press com osrte p: :0 stocks woe off .1

oinpont st

lid . Per-Ooh. mode its bow on the "b boo "inplwecfhodtutize results oi the recent merger and

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proximo, st 7 o'clock, p.l'n., “e MdAYmY

ieanelrged with a. decline of 8-8 at Standard on our.) Nsistered sn-

other new 1041 high with oi 7-8 e 41 5-8. Others nh-oaidmin- clu Wstlnghouse, America;

Osn. Union Carbide. Remnecott, and em Steel. J. I. Case was up 8 1-4 Points on snail turnover.

Interpreting The War

v n no} Lim umilusrl-ussu

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Writer

. Both

lndicste that this is the esse, si- th h their clslsns m otherwise uttery conﬂicting. I! the Nazi version, recounting new but unspecified victories north and south of the Pripet mnrshlands, is accepted st face vai- . resistance is already demoralized. A swift German sweep to and beyond the line ruched by Sermon-Austrian allies in the first great war is impending.

Moscow point; s dilfterentpioture

Grain

OKIOAGO. J l-(Ml-Soy- besns broke slurp in lore dealings today and con-led wisest down ss much u i 1-4 below yesterday's

closing levels. July whest cloned st 1.0! i-l. oft not s-s

. pteszvber -1 cent et 1.04 7-8-1116 end De-

oesnber st 1.06 14-4-8, wss down t-i 1-4 cent.

Oorn closed 1-8 high to 1-2 cent lower. July ‘l8 li-t-i-e, ‘It r-o.

ens were 31-2-4 5- off, July l. 1-2. Oct. (new) 1.84 8-6-14- out; were 3-4-1 3-4 down, rye l. unto 1-8 oiii. snd 1nd- to l cents higher per hundred- weight.

— Auction Sale of llousoholdFurnlturo

At Auction looms, ‘i!

‘Joseph MseDenold.‘ BA. nssossrn. Iouorrol.‘ arc.

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PAGE FIVE Ti

THE CHARLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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c No Facts! l No Freedom!

s YOU reao this, you hold the‘ key to freedom in your hand! You bought this newspaper be- cause there were facts in it you specially wanted. The latest war, @ news . . . baseball scores . . . special 111w Wc-hznggfiisw bargains at your favourite store r ewwwrMﬁMC-wslh . . . where the new road is going. ' You got all these facts-and hundreds of other pieces of news. You also got something more! When you bought this newspaper you bought the ‘very stuff of freedom! _ What freedom? Why, the freedom to know- upon which all other freedoms depend. ' ' Freedom of thought? You can’t think intel- ligently about anything unless you have the facts. Freedom of action? What could you do about the state of things even right in your own town .-if you didn’t know what other people were think- ing and doing?

Economic fréed6m i’ Would you know how to go about looking for a job, or renting a house, or even buying tomorrow's groceries, if your news- paper couldn’t givqyou) the facts? l l

‘iiﬁ ugﬁ ﬁﬁttlng retlromentspoints. “its reports conflict with Nazi implications that e Red rout is in progress either in the Lwow- Luck ares. or the musk-Smolensk region.

Onw in the Minsk urea. have Nell penetrations yet a. preached the line of 1918 to whi Rusian er-

suggest that the Russians are with- drawing according to plan and in orderly fashion, leaving behind n country laid waste and stri of

gverything that could bsneit the

om .

Berlin accounts of further Nazi miss had been driven by the Austro- ime of Russian

sdvsncos in southeastern Poland. Germans st the t where itre direct gateway to the capitulotion following the Red N- Ukroine lies, tell ‘of such desiruc- volution. That line crossed the Minsk-Smolensk rcsd at the great eastward bend o! the Dnei r Riv- er. nee: Orshs. it spsrm Russia. from the Gull oi Finland, west of

which this war.

being slowed

i‘. 5" i’ I: at‘! 3 i 9 t’; 5:5’

derncrsiized enemy Ls at least ex-

oggeroted. There is also ofiicﬁi Leningrsd, to Rnstov on the Don. Ger-run testimony of fierae Rvs- giv lend access toTrsnscaucasis. sisu counter sttseks gt various All White Russia and the Ukraine

lflPPlE AND “CAP” STUBBS

w it 11hr ruse wns euowu our AGAIN . son 1w CELLAR LIGHT~- ___..-=.,.

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were then l5 enemy hands, yet Rus- sia. was still a powerful ice. She was crippled not by Austria-German in- cursions but by internal chaos. of there it yet no intimation in

What actually is either north or south of the Pripet Marshes it is not possible clearly. There is some indication as this is written however. that on both fronts t e German attack is own sufficiently raise o. question whether it hu lost much o! its initial sworn

‘me thrust of panzer divisions driven eastward around Minsk. poss- ibly to or beyond the old 101B fin- n1 front, still lacks the essential

Facts! Not just e055 of the facts. "Not just.’ what some Big Boss thinks you ought to know,‘ but all the facts you want to know. Ihafs the ossence of all other freedoms.

1'5‘ . All right, you say. We know all that. But; lvhy worry? The press is free, isn’t it? w». j Yes, the press is free in Canada today. But? only because people have worried about it, for,‘ generations past. And the press is free today, only in those countries where people are still: concerned to keep it free! If you don't worry about your freedorri, no one else will. -And if no one worries you won’t keepf your freedom long. No need to ask who the Bigi ‘Boss might be. If democracy fails, there’s always} someone ready to take over and make himself: Boss. And you can bet your last ballot he'll start ., in by muzzling the prose!

So wnat can we do about it-l-ﬁow—when there isn't even any open enemy to attack? Do this! FIRST, take down the “everything- _ is-lovely” signs. Complacency itself is dangerous l SECOND, read your newspaper still more care ' fully, more critically. Think of what you read. And THIRD, if you ever suspect the publisher is slackening in his duty to give you all the facts . . . or isn't allowed to give you all the facts w (military censorship excepted) . . . then do some- p thing. Show you won't standlfor it. Discuss it i’ with your neighbour. Phone the publisher! Write} the editor! Wu’ w ‘ l’

‘If hidden pressure should try to force your. newspaper to twist or suppress the truth, every! man producing it, from editor to copy-boy, will want to ﬁght back! And public opinion—youz opinion publicly expressed-will be their strong-f est weapon. '

Insist on your right to have the facts.‘ Guardlv that right— every day! That’s how freedom of l,’ ithQ press was born how it has to be kept alivel, ‘

NOTE: ‘lhls ls one of a weekly series of institutional messages sponsored by on lnfcrrnol Committee of Publishers, dad's-appearing ln newspapers horn coesfto Clubs, patriotic societies, business ﬁrms or individuals who would like reprints mey hove them by writing to the business oﬁice of this newspaper.-

lﬂ of e dmlerous sﬂl- nounccment from London of the lent. It is too narrow probably cov- sword c1 the George Medsi to not: ering no more than the road itself. mg Lieut. J. P. 0'11: an of the and may be subiect to attack from Royal Canadian Nave Volunteer either flank. Reserve has led to belle! here the An intensive Nssi effort to widen honor has been conferred on Den- lhgt, ﬂuugt ‘g the bog by mum-e ms J. Oﬂsgan, Halifax yschtsmsn. of Minsk is unoffioisily reported, The announcement Friday night Hitler headquarters made no claim "14 ti" 5W5"! had been ma“ i" for Minsk, however, and without n "gallantry and undaunted devotion e n y ncopa- e o - —'_*‘—i- has: ‘base tgeblthriiist tzvgrd smg- ti? dilly- ing e ltﬁrtgd either in a further FATAL "OVE AFFAIR sweep srd Moscow or in turning Rﬁiggglg Enggand c row. . o e mqvanent‘ ﬁght "19"" Army was found‘ dead in 3a wiepid with a revolver n his hon . - “,‘§'i{g§}’_'f§n_ dence was his engagement irad been broken off recently.

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