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“Quebec” Problem Among

Overseas Men DANCE

HOLY NAME HALL

BY J. R. H. SUTHERLAND There is no “Qucbec" problem

amongst Czinudus fighting forces in Britain. 1 found. as a matter of fact, that soldiers and airmen alike think of themselves as Can- adians rather than Nova Scotland. Quebecers or Albertans. correspondingly 1 find that all our troops have a pride in all our units. The English-speaking ind Menolt said. loks at, you curiously when you Also on tank carrier, L. (fIlKII-(‘Gfgg ask liini what he thinks of French aid Bernard, signznman, l he dled ‘ . His look betrays way the Calgary boys hi"! g" m’ i115 thoughts: "Why £15k thatques- their big iriiwhlnes nF-‘ﬂiile we lion? He's s Canadian isn't he? enemy and had confidence 7 And that means he can lick nriy- could hold tllNr own anytime. to body else. 1., l. N. Maurice. the 11% I I nciilziliy got that answer once. give aid to the regimen" ism-lied But usually I got the lookwhich when he wqs lill 0n 5-6 7V“ m"; said 111B same and then a pOllla but me ‘We've got damn soon 0 03‘: iii-in: “They're all right. We like and they nil dldytheir duty trzh ‘em!’ last minute. Were Dmlld 0‘ em

WED., OCT. 21st 9 pm, Admission 35

completely shot off," Pte. Gerald

Arid so too with tho French-

t 1 r d because thgyre ‘the best 1n I110 speaking lad. HQ a ks o Cana 21's Canadian rmy.’

suldu-rs. He is uccepted in England ‘They're justdike our fol-hi?" 11s a Canadian and so only docs he and there isnt sni/“llele we consult-r

hmsclf. His uuilook is

, wouldn't go Willi them 119mm’ (lilllllllldll rather than provincial.

they would not ask us to d0 B113’-

"We Canadians can -li_ck Jerry flung the won't do themselves," ﬂllYllllﬁ in glilwiss fighting. Hg: added Sg. Gerald I-Ieniiult- _\-l'.o\v as c ." Tiese wor niiglit have been said by any Cana- MARITIMES QUOTED (llilli

50l(ll0l'——Ill€y all firmly be- lii-lnwc 1i. But i picked them from Maritime-rs who had taken plﬂ 1111-‘ ircfcs taken w iiie visiting those 1n the grout ruid were equally of the Fusiliers Mont Royal, proud of the Royal Navy; part and F. M. Rfs who returned Sig-m, Vernon Stool-when. £31m!- Diclipc. iotietowxi, called the sailors mar- lf there ever was ané inter- velious fellows." Another Char- prnvlnce feeling in the anndian lottetown lad, Sigmn. Leo Lacdstzi. Arurv overseas, Dieppe killed . was confident Canadians could Meii from all the provinces took make Germans surrender eve!) pin-r, other with their battalions tune in close fighting, given all)’- or in the various services without min like equal odds. 3 WlllCll no army can function. C15 Bob Jones. Halifax-born but

But the French Cflllﬂtllfllls were now with the Essex Scottish of there in large numbers.

the from

A whole Windsor. Ont, called ‘Dieppe "Hf-‘U bu ‘ion went in. Not a whole on earth "but we'll give it to him 2111011 crpne buck. The F. M. R

bu S. when we really go across. . as heavy as any of And cpl, Bernie Gorlnnn. NEW units which stormed the Glasgow, N. S., who Sillfl there was (ICIIPS in the teeth of tcrrifc Ger- one time when he thought none of 1111111 flfC. the Canadians would get back, ALL TOGETHER spoke of the saint-noes of the Navy gunners even when severely wound- ed nud the courntic 01 Cimadm“ in- officers. 1H5 Whether

tiered losses other

Our troops fought, suffered and stzznv of iiiem died tcgvlhui‘ as ilfllilllr And it is us Cilllil

the survivors SPORP 9°

:l1i1i they want to get back for zin- me with or without .1‘ l'<‘;r_nch acc- 0lllPl" and a lengthier crack at the gm, the thouuliis were alike-they Germans. '

take it for granted tl1c_\"ll be bark The higher officers-the again 011 the conilnent. they are linisI-liuvo ilie same fueling. sure of thelnsclvcx and their tram-

I inlkcrl to one brigadicr who has mg, they are not afraid of the en-

“brass

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hi‘ in k vlld in Iii dllglﬂll.

HIS and ll"lliL' oi

u \\'L‘>.ll‘l'll and un Onlnzio unit, iO- iyny, mun to mun. and lliev lini- m-tlici- with a ivol known Quebec iersally respect lhc men who have

l'k‘gll'll(.‘lll. He told me there was been selected in loud lhcm. ‘ ncvrr and trouble between them. Coming over from Canada with The 8llvl€l'll€l'S had a tendency to all its talk of (iisuniiy, I found it sii"k t 4011101‘ and “kid" the west- refreshing to hour our troops think- c1 s—b1it the westerners had lng and ncil r- us one mlizlitv fo.ce. nil .1. All tlnce thought of

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lliuusoiim as lilo

ucri- ("JPIlIlOIIL they were the bcst

briuudc lil tho Cuniidlini Army-

part of ilie ciunpciitive spirit activ- Pll(‘Clll'i\,‘.'_‘i‘(‘l by the authorities.

Brigade and Gordon‘ \, S. Gardiner

iGrnnt Dexter liikvfvlnnipfg Free i

Press ' ‘iriuble between mv F‘l't‘llCh- OTTAWA: Tivo conflicting state- ii: and En: —.=pcakliis menis n11 ihc cattle problem were .; “ mug-rd the Brlgad. r in zins- issued iii [U0 pJSL 48 hours. WP!‘ l0 I11)‘ (lllvstlon. “No. as n Donald Gordon, chnirinaii of the lllllllvl‘ 01' 1-K‘! Willi my 0m?!‘ “V0 WJFIlille Prices and Tradc Bnurd. 11'" ‘or i1; Highland reviiiiriiis. ciiiiirarv to llFUll0llllCPlllPll < ' m}: ltruztcli l).‘_\'S call thcmsrdves 1,412 past. iiruki- tlic pricv ( lhr . , Ili;:l1l.1ii1it=:.<." on bcvf bv r.1i~ l 1-2 psi" piiuntl. A. ' roll thi‘ '...

in ciisroiiiin l(ll'll‘l r11‘ ii- <

piarc< in

. l nvdcr in iis-lp *h""‘."‘"]- i pl\ lllf‘ i‘ l1 lli‘ll‘k."l . ivlin 111d grout Th, . RSAIR. LN‘ ({/\V11'§-E{ r11 r11 .l _h11u buck in the b i

1v cciurod, "I'd

.1i<c to have those 1-0 m0 .' p . . . ,. _ _ _ _ ,._ Judged b) a comps . _.¢_._ iﬂcho“- M1.‘ ﬁzfélnlfslsqgg nil‘? °,lll(l_fnl"fise‘ltll"n they latest order with spcechfs l" M13535 Mm 1n W, 130mm 5m (. "men gm; L 6m. G115 %& o“ w“. m“ of llygfﬂd 011,3. {A low. tiny? 21cm. liiilo son Clifford silent Sunday k111i ]ll'lil~(\ iOi the iiol cr plane silp- o" 5'9"" 2‘ ‘CHM?’ ‘m- 7 l“ with fricnds in Clfion, 102.1; pill": but lvplizl for “more bonibvrs ‘ffantayfr. i5"; l l1 l 111m,” ““‘*" ;-. the 1i1.'~' tixiw " “m "Q r ‘i P l Mr- Rohlild Rckilll‘? ivllo has 1,, E’l'i\'.i\i<*.\ (ji-orucs Mailiieu, hi5 "HM be Uxpuvtfii!

been srrnng in His .\Ia,les._'»'s Nuv; M“; 1mg If) hrixlivi‘ Oiiivr, A Marlin. Maicci Will?“ ' ' ' U”) bnﬂ

since ihe outbreak of war is p - (i1 n ‘juidlth 'I'(lll§lL'll{\lli, C. Cliurboimeau and Elf? mfmuiisd“. l“, W‘;

ing a two w-eks furlouzli 11m . ftp“ x, A Cpl. Iiilfiﬂllgfllf? BOllChlLfl, iverc in “TIN” r)£“?,i‘l_'7"y Ne‘. _‘ '

unrest of his pnrvnis. Mr. rind l‘ Hhd‘, In» xlliil‘ but, ‘i1 funk CZlLiGl‘. I 7"‘) -' f‘, d")! 1"“ l) ‘ Stanford Pivkerinq midis w-vwi ‘ ziliu-ci to :1 I except Bouchnrd who ii‘? hmQgm" o!

. ﬁnswnnlililniwlnlullxlnp‘ My PM \ ‘ ' 6f “vii?- l)? llﬁjagmizzllj-‘Hqyv fire prim. w (‘illlllfinizllii not c: ni 1111i l‘, i - - I f» .11‘. .i t: l\"?(‘l‘.f‘flf f; r ‘I “ » - . , ‘ ,. rejale as he h“ Vishm “mm Wﬂ-i It)‘ r1111; tiziriiia: landing, they were suc- 12m£‘en1f"1‘“'ék“l 11h‘ u ‘ a t A. 0P5 in EHFODC as Wcll ns tlze {v st cvwilil iii gciiiiiiz invii‘ innks Milo"? gm 1°; y‘ ﬂ)- m. ‘I.'.“”1"l"b.““'.‘ ' Ind1e5_Br1u-Sh mes. 61c‘ l in ‘from of tiie Casino which the tainedllﬁgg; ‘ihiilsvvgntiiging .M0o- The school hm: was Floyd for W (JCiln-IUS 11nd turned into a fortress - - n __Z_€___________,__ _____

0 \' ~11 1*" Pliflcn Mani He's "right around the corner”,

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lme Accessories Limited 4i Duck Sin-cf, Suinf John N. B.

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Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Rkiliei

holidays vvi iii

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n. Mr. lit rinrii U. SD92“. a if?‘

visiting his uifri and -_-__

Mr and ll l

Mrs A ‘ ' win CPI":- rcniv 1.»;- vsiiii iicr l1

-____ Mi‘. Heber Pickering and his bride. Incr-i kilns l-Iiiccn Hamilton, ‘ flNl ‘v1 iiivir hm , PM‘ R

r‘. y

j Yin lriniiiof i nfivr iwlr

at the coiling level if the price r — fell below it. But hereafter prices A rrimliy number rather’?! at the will be free to fluctuate below the hill in lloriilcv on Monday ceiling, except that the board cwn n: "win" ihe rillspircﬁ "will be prepnrcd to buv if there f 'l i ll v Wl .\‘ir, Arthur Lshlal. nlni’ limo a surplus supply i; '. il‘l‘»li"ll niirl made w c1 tircnicns in depress cnttle n f"\ lli‘i1r]'i1*f/~l'\' "nun-k, A --- prices unduly." A surplus under rliiw l» "llil liiltnivv-il mid m“ war conditions, however, is not -‘ ii - 1i ._ hi‘! c- ri Hie R E ;I'Illlf‘li\.l|i4‘fl_ It" l}: ihmuzht certain l. ,.,1. .,r i), , ,.,_ H. Verdun. J A‘ I . I mt pvt-cs vvl minp up against 1-» , . _ l .| I ihn ("‘lli|\i!, so long as llic war mm, i.» my 1,», i; ,3 will i“: ‘ ‘ _ ‘ cuniiiiiics. n,“ ,_, M, ,,.,.,,,,,.,,.,_ h, W- WHOLESALE (JR()(_»IZRS ' ' ' ,,.,- .. ,. -,- ._ ,.,., .34.. n,» 111v inns: rnnizr- implications of 1H,,“ _ ‘ m, "1 A hrnrty v0.8 or _______ ___, t new f‘l'flf‘l' arc important Th“

.“7_li'ﬁCTl_(1I‘d Dickfson, ' " rc cut visiiors two m {Font _ , K5 of ML and other two after jumping over it.

'- Mid Mrs, Eric hlcll/hlrdo Gaucher cent visitors to sea Vliw.

it end with friends in

ll SO- ﬁll

and of Kelvin were i-e- 1 Atwood Blakaney,

‘t

Iriidldg in Se; ﬂew, gunners had been killed _. posts and

ERZFisiiu

d Hill: of the 12.0.0. .1‘ days recently here

T.‘ I ’. i‘

eitit-sls 0f Mr. an

Afzncla, left 1-11- [he

iiirl mod- Iicy did no Mr. hciiii’ m1 “m9 the fizst hit in my, wllh Touslgnant was proud of the ac-

with his rifle

g Back of Mr. Gardiner They all had praise for the llmg- ave been the host lsh Naval men on the boats.

been hit and

~——- ing part of t e crew so they con- Hunier and lilllia sldercd thems

9011 Pllillli hiwllt the Thanksgiving back. All of

home Alix; think the Ge good g ers ‘Wm ' cause we can match thcm any time Enact‘ forAfighting and guts."

isn't! arr lgssex o mxe up

"m" friend-i Eack kept firing hi; Bren ). c, ink.“ and "e:!t*i;-iri'_iw__" h@___._d h“ i inn I WHY) visizors to thanks was tendered the Ipeakor Oil Winrnv. . I”. W. D'>ilﬂld. Institute. A ——~—- fniun to be donated to . cNiitt and ehild- of the Red cr

l! isR-“IY and hnd uie satisfaction of seeing similar passages could be quoted: lint-h m ' ' '

off German pill boxes giiii positions. But Ever since the not get away without imposed. the fill!‘ l0$q05_. chm-bovine” wag cattle prices has been a matter of the difficult task. “I190 wnlirovemy i Gordon and Mr. Gardiner -

a lllflfllllile price ceiling was ness of beef Rlld

swift and

UNIVERSITY

KEEP BUYING BONDS FOR VICTORY!

MGDRE f.- MELEOD ' imll‘

TIME TO THINK about this HIJUZl l» ionic into the OVERCOAT question.

liznl that your choice be a 1., \- thuf you sce now their nivun getting what you can owrciiiiis that will sec you fhto lop-notch. You'll like our prices 100.

PREPARE FOR WINTER With A “MEN’S STORE”

OVERCOAT . . .

business of keeping warm suggests the This year ifs doubly im- wise one, thafs why THE MEN'S STORE great collection of coats. Waiting may . not getting what you want. Here are ugh seasons of hard wear and still look

15.95 22.50 127.50 36.50

AND UP TO

BUY YOUR SHARE of BONDS.

QUEEN ST

THE MEN'S STORE’

CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. l.

OCTOBER 19, 194;

unexpected chzin es.

Most of these chances, if not al of them, have been attempts at com- roznise.

PRAISE FOR ROYAL NAVY

ls of bBeHlOUltUN. as en com- yield ground. been ‘The new order is the latest st- tempt of this kind, and it would be unwise, as the conflicting state- ments make plain, w regard it as

One and Mr. Gordon the motors on their boat had pelled to

gut out of action, kill- elves lucky to get the English Naval

. r. t y they had had to fight off Kiln“, wﬂliﬁ. ,ﬁi,*"i‘,’g"-m,‘l,%‘,lg Mr, and ‘\Irs. l.o..ng Raynor and Nnzi planes with their own Brens. 19g; open’ Th1, bee!’ h’, pom“ a iv 5;’ i Thanksgiving with Ono of the Muthieu brothers out’ goes to Bmam It fr: 1d,; in urn View, 85km "l6 V)

"tell the

D l” mink We have not got the plant podue%lrgmlntnt tobhéintfille beef ex-

r r 5 n- 11 Q U5. hF-J 1°’ in 1- Mi uith u: on the way “gm, m’ {ﬁ:m%" B‘ ‘t’ ‘h’ k some 2 1-2 cents above At this point the price ceil- lll!’ is involved. also the domestic behalf of the members of the “gllgzytvhf mac anﬁmyrhegmgez‘; ‘ﬁve’ °f 85:23 W2: order gives l 1-2 cents per pound

Board stock

pro lem large-

ircrn greeted by 1| rlciinzie s who cams c mrniulniionii in

sonsl spread in

r/y .7776 lVew

sidies, lucid ticabie in (icniing with beef. since one-third of the animals slaugh- tered never reach the large mnr- kets and therefore are beyond the reach of a subsidy.

changes

last June, to

fighting

true of bacon. is unnecessary to trace the in Price

The new policy la spect-s a complete somcrsnult the Wartime and, according to the live- officials, will not satisfy all the farming community.

Briefly, tho

raised l 1-2 cents per pound with

(other markets will varv corres- would have brought a e in price from $15.75 unds now to $19.25 in

dingly) increase. but still leaves u s w“ . Tl l g1 f - < seasonal rls National laiﬂbhemlobfzlxllgihltlziiiflae higher by 0m ca“? P" ‘per 10(1):“?

1 _ M ' 11ne. . is seiviflg 1m. the following“ grown”; L Gordon’ h; ‘ arded m. the present

home in Log Angelou. Cal. —V. bee and cattle ‘I725’ and H“

halts at M950 as But whereas under

fhetsgasonirill fluctuations wenenre-

nc O11 Niondny _ parka Sue yngri lﬁvlliilfw cc lniz

.. ois;>:ie.:;.°"*;:;.":r.i "°"""@ ill-"Tm "OW WT - 2...; .. "so... ‘its ...."";::.~1 ' Shorlv HifVir their

n KPEMIY reduced for this win- ter and will disnppcnr after next

June. Moreover, while the ccillnn 1‘, m I‘ l" __ , since inst June has been ii floor ‘ v ';, i‘ -- /\ "Wt 0f ,1» as wcll. the new order removes .1.» iii widiimr l1“! ,- the floor. The board undm-mok ’i flllillil‘ many YEHTS ‘ zcrs 11nd pmsp riiy,

n owing of the seasonal spread

cut-ally,

The new order raises price from $15.75 to

buy all cattle offered

ly from the standpoint of the price ceiling, domestic supply and the cost of living. resisted all attempts to break the ceiling, but since last June

He has vigorously

has n losing battle. Bub- nre imprac-

Tliis is not

ceiling policy. in most re- for

Prices and Trade

ceiling price is

upward spread of June next. the old ceiling

the ceiling has

if

is an inducement to cnttlemen to sell now. The new order will please the ranchers and the farm- ers. chiefly in Ontario, who have lgrtass-fed animals fit for the mar- e.

merit to prairie farmers who

been uyln ket with t e

feeders on ill?

industry and will be a dlsallili‘ a sur lus of feed and “m

intention off It will dlscuorage the feeder in: them throuuh the Win‘-

‘ll

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I Victory Bonds are can make.

the best Investment it"!

In this critical yup o! the war —when every- thing depends on 1n nil-out effort —-every dollar that Canadians cln muster must be a flghtlnl

dollar. While they are fiﬂsting, they remain YOUR dollars. i ‘ ~

i

Men are fighting and dying for freedom-

ﬂvlng their gll tlut We may Ielﬂnln free. YOU

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u

Buy the new

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J. P. CROCKETT

m QUEEN s11, PIIONF- l!‘

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