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Send Out Your U-Ioats We'll Send Them Down

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By .I. L. llnlclswnrth Canadian Press Correspondent

CANBERRA, June 24 - tCP Canter-Australians started prepar- ' ' today for their second wartime

"al clcotion after the labor

ncnent of Prime Minister John

n survived a parliamentary

of the kind that has become

common here in the last three YPllFS.

Flv the marzin of a. single vote, tht- Curtin (“iovcrniiis-iil was sustain» ed oarlv today on a motion of non- contidciiro, Tho man of the hour was ixrthur W. Coles. an independ- ent Australia party member, whoi voted with tho government a5 hei has done right along. I

"It is palpable," said Curtin after the vote was taken. “thati the capacity of the present parlia- ment to serve the country has reached an end." He announced that he would seek dissolution after several formal and non-contentious bills had been passod.

Austriilials first war election took

Ziniiias wiii

Victory Garden Rows

One of tho hrs: annual flowers to nt-iw in \.".t".t1i‘\' gardens is tho zin- iiii. Tlioy urt- tho mus: widely ilFtlWIl llowors iii this country‘. hav-

‘.»‘ taken front riiiik nwav from‘

. asters and pctunias, hv,

virtue of two iliii ,s-—tlicr0 will to‘

and thrivr- uii .r almost. any‘

PﬂllfllilflllS. and the IIFPQL improve-

nionts made in ‘thorn by plant himvrltrs.

Zillll!ﬂSl‘i1l\'C i] remarkable vn- rlWv oi‘ both tvpi~< and colors, and iwh \'I‘ll‘ sot-s .-.-iill morn nPW ours iulrniiur-ml ‘fur latest. iirr giant ' lllij; of Fantasy and

Lowvrvil lypvs, Iii sizrg tho": vnrv frcin linli iin inch to si\' IlllIlPS iii rliiiiiivtrir. Alltﬁll! ihc SIIYIII"? nnvsuii-"i- 'I‘\l\‘l‘l'\ ivliirli tow

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r . yol- ‘. nrriiiirv. pink. iii al- all it)lt",s and blends, Blur is

la , hut there are lavonthrs wiiili rrii fir to iIlP him‘ ‘ltlt- of ill!‘ Fili‘t‘ll‘lllll Tho innit floivorrd typos rti most lmnultir, perhaps for the roason that monv oardoncrs are iii- clincd to nrlmlrn RIZF. as somo- thine you can rv-illv nut. a Vﬂllif‘ on. in iwhrs. Bu! In tho border the izlants are tho IP15! ctlcctivc ‘how-ud- they nrv iiiclfnod to hide

For Foot Ailments

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lift Grout. Georg:- Sin-rt ('II.1\IiI.OTTETOIVN. l".E.l.

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Plait} For $econd Wartime Election

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place in OCl.4II‘(‘“_ ill-IO. and rcsiiltcd Iiiidecisiveli", Alone. the united icouutry pziiiy could not form a lil-{0V€l‘lllllt'll‘ nor could tho united Australia lullly nor the labor party.

Former Prime Minister R. G. iMonzios d.d form a government coinpiwsctl o.‘ n l‘0lli"ill'_V pariv and united Australia pnri_y' memhvrs \\'Ill!‘Il ivzis sucrcsslul for several months. When it. finally was beat» on. A. W. Paddeii, lciirler of the ('I1llllIl‘_\' part5". formed anollici- (‘fllillilﬁll zovcrnnient which lasted 28 days.

Finally. tlir- labor party Cﬂlllf‘ to power only occausc Coles and Alex Wilson. crvuiitrv party, threw in H101!‘ lot ivith it which enabled the Ciirtin (‘itwvriiinent to win by two votes on divisions. Wilson now is admitting tho International parlia- montarv Cflﬂ‘€'I'(‘ll'f‘ in Ottaiva so tho marizin was one. _ Colos. yvvalthy owner of a chain of storcs. thus could have defeated the- government today had ho voted against it. He didn't and the gov- ernment won 2'7 to 26.

Thrive in

With the Help of the . .. “STAN? IIIIT THE U-IDAT" DRIVE

_ Every Canadian Can Help by Purchasing WAR‘ SAVINGS STAMPS Between June 28th. and July 31st.

EVERY DOLLAR RECEIVED DURING CAMPAIGN TD BE SPENT FDR DEPTH CHARGES.

;. . . . . Watch the Store Windows for Full Particulars Re “ Stam p-O-Gram ” Messages.

WITH AND ENCOURAGE THE VOLUNTEER WORKERS

spo~s~réd By MGDRE a. MFLEOD tutu‘

and ,- (Notices

QUEEN'S DISTRICT SCOUT CAMP

The campaign season is once more "iust around the corner", and in spiti- of wartime difficulties and tho scuri-iiy oi‘ trained loaders the

' ' iis iiris decided to put itiriii a grant. ciiort and carry un “as usual."

Many ‘Proops liiiuiiglinut the Is~ liiiid urn without. hudclrrs; many ti‘) i-ui incl llKi‘ taking on the rcs~ ponsibility, work and worry of iiliiiiiiing ziiiii coritiuctiiig u camp. And so, Queens District is extend- ing to all Scouts of the Island an open invitation to attend this

tlicir floivnrs in foliagtx

The iiietliiiiii und siiizill floivcretl typos ivill lllltkt‘ iiiisliv plants and hold their multitude of blossoms up whore thcy make a show. For a good lmrdi-i- effort. nll typos may he grown IOQPLIICI‘, and Hi0)‘ will blond in colorinu and habit of growth must. pleasinzlyl.

Zlnriias are worm weather plants iiiid the seed must be sown in irarms soil. Best rPslllls are oh~ aiiiud hy Stil-VIIIL: the svvtis iii tho ground wlit-ro tho plants lire ltl lloivcr. rovvi'iii:: 1 In l‘_- llit'll s. l"ii"iii tlu- soil. [rive] ilu‘ surface, aid do uni. sprinkle. Hv this iiirthod the‘; will sprout readily‘. and riftrr tlic jlltilll‘. have iippt‘;ii't\d Lllfllllﬂl iIlt‘ SIll‘Il(‘P_ IIl4‘\' may ho \\'ilil‘"t‘(I_ \l‘liv~ii tilt‘ ltlilllts iirv il or 3 iiiclit: liioli they may ho tliiiiiicd iiiid trziiisphiiiieti bv l'PIllIl\'llliZ sullir- ivnt soil with each )I.'\l'll, so that tho routs riro not (iisurbcd. Event- ually thcv should be ii'it less t-linn I font ziplirt iii the ruw.

l! is not. nr-cossiirv tn romovo the first flower or to pinch the plants back to improve tho stein lenzths or in rhtnin largo flowers. Ziunias naturally- tend to branch near tho Erouiirl. To prolong the hloumiiiiz smisoii, r-ut tho IlOWPrs with long stems hark to ivilhin I 0r 2 points of tho main RIllIk.

Th» Pnirw; and Hoots have rrvrr- F"(I a. loni: tradition oi’ friendship sinmi war shwrtcd, ln I640 there ivcre 30.000 Scots in Poland, but in i940 there WCN’ 30.300 Poles in Scotland, sniil Sir Joiin Andcrson. Lord Pres- idont ot‘ the Council.

The BIblP is still in» “'0l‘l(l'.= ma‘ .=r~i‘"v. hut to rum-err» iwzifzrir in Tirit- riln ‘ho nwvw Ifll‘ prinllii" it liiis hPPTl iii‘ to "JW-lCIli-h of the mare- Ilme quantity.

years Cairip.

Application forms have been for

years camp as successful as those held in the past.

Important. llﬂIPS iippcar on your application form roiziivding ration lltfl. C. gin loaders. it"s of clotliiiiiz and equipment to be taken to camp, ctr.

Wiitvh this vnliunn in the future for fiirthoij Cﬂlllllllll! news. and "kccp Cnuip iii iuiiid!"

"Good Scouting all!"

Priestiﬁenh cEiTI-Ioﬂse Lives While Fishing

DAL-l-IOUSIE. N.B.. June 24 -(C Pi-Rev. J. A. Desrosier. 47, parish priest oi Sriyaboc. Que. and n ilieizhew who had been studying for

the priesthood were drowned rive milcs from here in the Nouvelle River of Quebec early last. night. A boat in which they had been fishing capsized while Father Dos- rosicr was raising an anchor. An~ other fishing party saw the ac cideiit and recovered the priest's body i5 minutes later but he could not be revived. His nephew's body was still unlocaicd tonight. Father Desrosier had been parish priest at Sayabec for several years. Previously, he served at Matapedia. Que. He was born at. Si. hue. Qua. and ordained at Rlmouskl. in i920.

ri-igiiies. the Royal Navy's latest warships, carry 125 to 140 men. compared with '78 to 85 in a cor- vette. Many of the new ships are being built in Canada.

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hen-coop and made what. is M1195 a shambles of the contents. Next night he again raided the some coop but found a trap waiting for him! There is a brook running through this farm and it proves to be a highway for all the smaller mammals of the district. Shambles. Although this word is acquiring a secondary moaning of a scene of confusion. this is erroneous. JThe proper meanilng is "ii

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.Wil£‘1‘e butchers’ mr.\ is killed and sold " The word is used but once in the Scriptures. where it has the correct moaning: see I Corinthians. 10. 25

Tune or tnon? A reader of a farm paper writes to the editor s-yins that. her dictionary gives the word “tune" n5 an example of the VOW9l "u.” to guide the pronunciation oi other words, But, she says. her neighbors all call it ‘toonf’ and asks which is correct? Now the people of the smith of Enylnnd. and in partl-

place- ciilar those of Dovonshlre all use

" noun , u toob" for time and tube etc. All the Celtic tubes and their descendants -the n.en of Devon included-used this sound of ‘u." which we also retain in the words rule, push, lucerrie. and a few others. It i; said that the "you" sound of the vowel wu first introduced b)‘ one of the fash- ionable Beaux. either Nash or Brummell, Mi; set the styles in dress, manners. and in this case. in speech. The “op" sound was brouslit to Canada by the pioneer immi- grants from Devonshire and Wl! much more common in this Prov- ince thirty years ago than it is now. The vowel I and the letter J have also been changed fa-igi their orlillll‘ al pronunciation, but when or how. I have no idea. Tlmir original. lilr torlc sounds are undoubtedly like "e" in seen.

BRINGING UP FATHER

i DIDN'T I TELLYOU AH HOUR AGO TO GO To THE srons’

gLzOUQ WAVI/

wzirdcd to all known active 'i‘roops '-

ziiid if you Scouts liiivc not yct re~ coivr-d yours, soc Ytllll‘ Scoiitinzistcr nr twiiitiict your Group Committee- mcii.

Tn lllﬂFt‘ Scouts who belonged to 'l‘ronps. iihllfli arc now inactive or ivitlitiut. livadcrs, and who wish to taiko Llic tippnrtunity nf attending Camp, we sziw-“Writc or call at Scout Ilt-iidquiirtcrs, 101 Queen St. in (Jliirrlnttutoivn and ask for a Cunip Appligtinn form." Of course zippliirntiiiii itirms from Invested Sitouts only niid those who have horn atttivn during the past. year will be il(‘(‘(‘]ll(‘('I.

The Datcs arc as IOIIMVSI-Jllly 31st to Auiziist. 9th inclusive. The Place, Camp Bucliriii ~~ The cost $5.1m .. 'I'l‘llll§)lfll'I£IIIOl'l will be supplied from (Tliarlotteloivn and at tho (‘HIIFIIISIIIII of the rump nll shall be rcturiicd to Charlottetown.

The following is a quotation tak- en from the Camp Application form which is lssuod ovcr the siuiuiiiiri- of our District Commis- sioner. Mr. V. A. Ainswnrth: - "Tho Scout Camp provides an unl- riiic opportunity for boys tn gain the JIIIVJIIIHIEPS of Scout. Outdoor Traliihiiz uiidcr the guidance of re~ Siltillslblt‘. nud rfficioiith/ trained Lriiilnrs, and I cannot. ton strongly urw‘ that ynil take this opportun- ity to iitinnd."

This your we are experiencing greator difficulties in making plans than in other years. we are with- out. a man at Headquarters, so In order that we may sr-t up our organization ns soon as possible we find it necessary to refuse ap- plications receivrtl after July 10th.

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MAGGIE-- l FORGOT WHKI’ YOU WANTED

ME TO GIT.’

YOU MAKE ME 5i

NEVER MIND - - GO

STUBBS

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BE A TRAPEZE YGIQOW UF7~

WHY DIDN'T you CALL ME" TO eo SEE ‘m’ CIRCUS

WELL, GEE! vouuzs ONLY A GLJRL. SIDES, sou \Y/OULDN'T GET UD ON TIME!

UNLOAD"?

14w H !li.S-—lt'ltiI~{(' .'l izrrnt. effort to. i-‘llTll your foriri lust. H5 soon iii nn- Iii so tlioi iiiosr- in Chririzo may "Be Prepared“ to make this