“A SUITS GOT TO LA$T LONGER"

That’s what the Clothing Man said to the advertising department. And It's true. S0 . . . if you have a good suit or two, take care of them.

If you need a suit . . . get the best . . .and get your full inzinc_v‘s-~.\'oi'th of wear‘ 'l‘here’s where this clothing store can help you . . with the right, durable fabrics . . . with the tailoring that expresses the styleof to-day . . . with the style gives a real lift to your appenrzince . . . with the fit . . . well Moore & McLeod don't want yon to take it unless it

$25, $30, $35, $IIO

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tvlodel of the British four mast barque, Loch-Torrens, work of an anti-Nazi seamen in- fgynee of a refugee camp in Sherbrooke, Que. This is one of the two model ships saved from a Montreal tire which destroyed hundreds of dollars worth of handicrafts made by German and Austrian refugees planned for an exhibition in aid of the Queen's Canadian Fund.

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.,TIYL?"A ‘lmlmtth CENTRAL Gllllllllll In Memorlam

Ihln Ooluml In round for pqc Q. local mun-s. gm pdvomqlql Qt I gown; ulurc q“ Q; lllﬂllil ll I loll: n ward. anal; pnyoblo t. 1.41mi!-

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There pasaeJ ,_ away at the Kins County hospital, Montague, uaruj ueiasous naught, aiwr a long am.

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—— l1 DB, J. A. MdMILLAlTB Oﬂioe will o, when In? devowow are be closed Auaust 15th till September IOInDL-lii athe; and mother. c a 15% B-IO-H-ii. On May Z1611 n; was stricken sud- —-——-— doniy while working iii toe neiu. $0UTH GRANVILLE PBESBY- Medical aid was immediately sum- TliltlAN clwlwli, August. 16th. - inoneo and he was rushed to lsinrs 11.00] A. M. The Sacrament; of The county Hospital whore an emerg- Lords Supper will be ohserved. 7.30 ency operation was periomtec. ‘rhie P. M. Thanksgiving‘ service. Pne- was later ioiloweo m’ another oper- Bfﬂwry Services will be held on anion ironi which he was ma bur-vial’. Frldﬂy and Saturday slew but. sveaiiy recovery when com- PYBCﬂlIIIB it 11.00 and 8.30 P. M. piications set iii wnicn resulted. in and the Consecratlon service Mon- ms dean; on July 35th. day morning at 11.00 A, M. Rev. H. During his ulna: he was daily M. Buntaln, B. A., Minister. 8-11-11. visited hi! RBV. 0. o! ——— Georgetown-who fioquen brought MISS EDNA GRANT, Field Beo- him i-loly Communion ano ldlnLnl-s- retﬂr. Canadian Woman's Ohrt-st- iered the last rites of the Holy tan emperance Union, will speak in Catholic Church of which he was a. the Mmllﬂillb Built- Ghurch devoted member. Thursday. u ust 13th, at. 8 P. .. Ha leaves to mourn a IQIIOWXDI 111d l“ l-lll W188 Rl-VGI‘ BRDt-ISQ widow, nee Cadierino W and ﬁll-Til 011 W487. August wit} at ﬂve daughter-s, B. Oman em-

‘ Ber d tte s mmismiiuoemwen’ ——-— no e , a . neveﬂvo MR. AND MRS. THOMAS FELL, 4, Paula z,

Tryon, announce the engagement. o! Didd, as ho was familiarly called. their eldest. daughter Margaret Alice will be greatly missed in the com- to Mr- Vic Seaman Line. ton 0! munlty where he was ever ready w Mr- and Mrs Thevizhiius D. Llns- lend a wil ham. buthlsloss wui Wheatley River. Marriage to take be keenly iel in the home, where he I196" "Ely l" September. 3-11-11- was ever an example of cheer and

—-—— peace. GEORGETOWN UNITED PAS- Q ,1 37m his remain; were TORAL CHARGE. August 16th, -— convleyeduww St, Joachim?» Church. Sturgeon at 10.30. Preacher: Rev. S. Vernon Riva; Rgqulgm Mass was J. Boyce, B. A. St. David s, George- éelebl-gwd by R,‘ey_ M35; Maurice aoDo

B. M., continuation of M re tenderly laid to nest. in tihe ad-

u Sp fimdlﬂsim’ °°‘ll'

memm“ °“- 3° ll 16$ PM“ ' otntng cemetery. then-e to await the 8Y1 Rev. Dr. J. Sutherland Bonneli, _ _ _ ,p_ iviinlsrtler 01f lgfth Avenue Prcsbytcr- glono

an Ci urc , ew York. The 4 tvclock Ferry from Geo getown will w it worshippers. r B-llI-lli. Card 0f Thank? A WIASt 1118B PAGE B£EDT -'I‘he ____.

m ers ire depnr men was called M _ n Q naught and gm-nny ex- 011$ Wldﬂy for n fire thatvdld not presgsgratefui thanks to doctor and exist. A young bwoman visiting Am- nurses o; Kings County Hospltay u, herst from Prince Edwnrd Island Father Kiggiris and to all who gave endeavored to mnil a letter in a donations, Mass Cards. Letters of fire fox and in so doing rang in the sympathy or helped in any way Elam’!- diiring their recent sad bereavement

May God reward them all

Personals

Mlss Salli‘ MHCMIIIIIIS of’ Brcokllne, Mass , is spending her vﬂqaticn Wm, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.H, Mc. Mﬂnus of Mnpieivood.

Heinz Gondenced

1 The many friends of MLss Lav- ma. McDonald, U i :. ' i—_" b? 21nd to learn slienifentluilidccldiiolrllrllgl TORlONTO “Entmnce 0f H '7' yesterday after a successful Open Heinz Company of Canada Ltd. into ation in the p_ y; L Hospital‘ the ccnrteiiseu soup business was

keep me on my teeth‘! announced today by I-LJ. Heinz II,

DIRELTING PEOPLE TO THE RIGHT AISLE Ia really nut muclfexerclse. Yet handling crowds with a smlletakcs lots 0f energy. I can‘: Iet myself feel depressed, listless oQFeIiort-tempered. I have to keep fir. Here's my way: No nasty doses. Instead, I watch my habits, make sure 0f getting plenty of “bulk" In my diet. l eat a bowl of crunchy, mildly laxative Kellogg's Ilran Flakes every day. ’I'Iiey certainly help to

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ssllut-rewwrvdlwl- we w! ewltina from we little excl-ciao, Incomplete eli- mination. Ho keep: tit. Yet ho take: no hanh oatliortfco.

Don’t let lack of exercise, get you

Don't let a headachy, listless feeling make you do". abort-tempered. If your job is wearing, yet gives m: little chance for healthful exorcism these very symp toms of incomplete elimination may hﬂﬂlpgr you To avoid them, follow these two rules of health; (I) To get well, oee your doctor; (2) To keep we" watch your habits! Make sure you keep the 10ml wastes moving promPfly- But no harsh Cafliurticsl Instead, get plenty of needed “bulk" In you; ma; Eat delicious Kellogg's Bran Flakes With Other Part; OI Wheat. Gently laxative, Kellogg's Bran Flakes help supply valuable minerals and proteins too. And they“ so crisp and satisfying, you'll want to eat them every morning In the year. Start tomorrow. Get the golden. yellow package from your grocer. Come In two m“, venlent sizes. In restaurants, order the indiviiluq; paclcagg with the Inner, wnxrrra, ‘wed ha; Mad.

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"INS-no chance falls?“ doe. He too makes surge“ needed “buik" in hIu are? utl delicious Kellqaai: llraaFlakel every morning,

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OIL-METER XI

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Diciators strut. and stutter, Dictators scold and sir " And. ever il. is and . They have the bri_1-_;,

Mr. and Mrs. .l_ Andrew Likely, lilesldcnl" ._ Wcstdale Apartments had as the], easoiial piodtictioii of condensed ¢gqunjanfgijq bgﬁpqgv ._ The new line is part; of iii-z Heinz Mls Mary Cavanaitgh of Boston Company's efiort to aid in silppiy- llllf. company to desire of the ‘ggrbirliiiiivniid hope Yﬂllliilil condensed Products to be packed .y_ 0s u up the wcuklmg"; by the "a1 Varieties" company riiiziily, Otis spoke. I didn't. in- fteicl. The Lend to bring iz-p the old trouble, Condciistd Cronin Oi Tomato Soup A5 MM» Bllllwlllvlcb llﬁlilllml‘. I also will b1; prgduggd and Qum- mean to see that the crooked con-

guests over the \\’9Qk.eyd v12 soups already is under llf-i)’, but M15. Frank J. Likely all‘ 5k} Jggg the lfull line will i132. be marl “l0 r an Lieut. and M" , bq- t0 lOl/LSCWIVCS an commercial R d ‘ and daughter AmlS..rRf4¢,§l,eI;,ll‘°1Y trade until fail, Mr. fiziria said. e e e e A ‘l Mass, who has been spending 1191 lug pPCpIlfGd foods udder wnzixnc _ vacation with her sister, Ms My ‘conditions. This radical (topaz-tine 1, McMnnus of Charlottetown, has 1n changing from “reudy-io-serve" B)’ STEWART VAN d" VEER 5iieiit a few clays in R35; Bank the to "condensed" soups is an effort; - 3 3 ~od_-*_;,QQ_QQQQQQ- . . 333- I government to conserve the mi.- HOIIISISlIDIJlY 0f tin. Anne looked from one man to the I] u ‘ vk ffmo~ Clqlm °l AWKHQZUS and CYPMII other with mounting apprehension. l l” w‘ m“ ‘ll ll"! MIPS. °l Gm?" P911 Sﬂtips were the first 'i‘ii_cy were staring at. each other fix- Allll i0 Riv}: us strictly sane. vrlion it entercxl this soups were produced when the Slierriil," lie grated, “but since you fresh vegetables were azuiilnblg have refreshed my ntemoiy, maybe during the Clhfilllt growing season. Well WW9!‘ llﬂ"? i111 llmlcl-ilﬂnllllflﬂ. Juurdcr and ‘ __‘ yo‘ l % _ _ conclcnsrd varieties added n; 1mm; vict she's hired puts nothing over . ‘we . - ' c. nin i.‘ . - - Al. ...r~.e slmii pa.» till mun at Condensed Saul)Oﬁg]élyut-icifmﬁealg; slapped back into the pen where you

last . , . . _ _ 4- .‘ . . _ .- ., _ _ belong. In case you think 1m Shall iiic uitliout the ciiise, Sgrvyecaissoulligs. Plélgzlslillg hbtr-xlilélitlyge butting, maybe this will convince

.. .- .‘ _ yo I i lsLtiLi ole available fiorn He whhppcd out a gum out -lo-l.s to lIOIhLIIACS not.“ . . . vmmm “m, i 1._,_ mm‘ H H; Aime gsspe... lneii. S116 saw Mont ‘p ‘Kiirllcrﬁ Iln -l\k"l_')‘>'lll';v8'l€l1fll'.; illnge grward‘saw mm kilwlni; rigs . " ‘ ' ‘ * = "tat. lis’ jaw Otis tum ed ac - llmml“ "l the 69mm“ ibard into theIdust of the stalb-le The condensed soups will appear $11111 Tho gun Few from iris hand. ~ ' . r11 wartime d.ess. On tho '- l d- W y’ M _,. _. . . , l“ fllfflp _\ I _ . For a moment, he lay sures. Oar‘? llulllczpnlLigﬁzlénilfhlilllggllfﬁ, i t libcisptiii. fnniiibii Help; key- eagicd. Tliru. he struggled unsleqq- We up: scrapping some of these i1 qilillgllllkllllls ilol ‘Ilium: ‘lllhf Mlle ﬂy l‘? lldllrect“ < _ "_ . 1e argronnr o in» “ in’ cost. you your w x ‘ .._ f1.‘ ‘A; . _ lapel red. Siicrrill!" he spat. out.

» 01.312‘? nth u" “nghl Rum“ R. tics were zlovclopcd an flit Agine was sslnrc lie linél colige liege _ , h, ,, f‘ , _ _ company's experimental kiTlleits see mg ti'Oll_8_ He ha dc zra - l” All form of evil curls. “ l‘ elm: mell- ‘"51’ 6 ‘ .‘ ' l T" 9 ‘

to la el instruct ons n tiu o1 WJLC." l9? 5mm"? lllm bllﬁk l0 Pllslm-

m, mm, should m, added t a m‘. “Report llllS. Otis.” she said hot. Our faith and hope remain “mmml Ql Sllllll T710 Cllltlﬁllﬂﬂlll 1y‘ “and I'll ‘nuke yo“ m“ limllhlnl’! To mister up we ‘Valuing: smms Wm be “vi-h- 1, U“, mm“ stock of the county! You gct ivliat

A . . .» i . u y - . _ you deserved. You drew a lﬂlil on .= "J w 19°F l“_5l'“°“l~‘ “me hm llmmce Si“ ems‘ an unarmed man. Now fret. oﬂ the

place and stay off!"

Ot-is picked up the gun and drop- ped it into his coat pocket. Without another \\'0l'l'.l, lic walked awnv and disnppored around the itouse. Pres- ently. liis roadster was seen going down the cirivclvny.

Mont. said rtnictiv. “It. had to come. Ever since I heard that Frame was your neighbor. I've been expect- ing trouble."

Anne looked at him. "You should have told mo."

She turned mid hurried in the di- rection of the ltouse. She was tco upset to discuss the incident now. Why hadn't Judge Daingcrflcid told her that Otis was the man respon- sible for Moiitls lni irisonment?

Aunt Sue met icr on the back porch. “I saw evcrywlilng from the window. What. was it nil about?"

"Otis ls the man who out Mont in prison." Amine choked out.

Aunt Sue's eyebrows shot. up. J‘R.eally? vVell. anyway, it did me good to see Otis not wimt hes need- ed for a. long time!" Then, a. look of concern come over her face. "But Anne. we can't afford to have a frud with him. l-ladnt you better have a talk with Jud e Daingertleid? Per- haps he woul advise letting Mont Sherrllil g0."

"Nol Mont isn't leaving here be- cause of Otis Frame! I'm really ﬁghting for Fl-tetwood! What. Otis wants is to gala rid of Mont because he doesn't want the fnrnf to pros- per tinder Motifs management. He'd like to hnve it lose money s0 that I might he induced to sell it. to him. Well, he's not going to have his way if I can help it!" '

Anne went on into the house and upstairs to her room. It was true she told herself. that she wnsn thinking only of Mont tn her deter- mination to thwart Otis. Howevrr, she decided that Otis robabiv would not carry out his t real of having Mom's pnrole revoked. He wouldn't. want every one to know that Mont. hnd knocked him down.

If he (ltd carry out. his threat -—

Tlie peoples that are blinded Shall come to _-.;i- 1,5 “-g_ Wilih all our glorious heritage. Vie iiglli. only to be free.

We have loved our ease. are z zlifui:

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In thevdarkncss of the ages,

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The newest addition to Britain's Royal Family II the center of at- iactlon In the photo above. He In baby Prince George, son of the Duke and DIIOIIPS! of Kent, and ls pictured ln London after being christened Michael George CIIBIIB; Franklin. The “ﬁankllm II for President Franklin l). Roosevelt, who became the baby's godfather by proxy. The Duchess of Kent holds the baby; behInd hei- II the Duke. Dowager Queen Mary and King George look on, left.

well. she herself would go to Gov- ernor Craig and tell hlm lust what had happened. Sim wouldn't allow

Otis to win another victory over the m

man he hnd wronged!

That eveuinr. at. supper. Mont. was absent. from his accustomed place at the table. When Judith asked about. him. Anne was evasive. Neither she nor Aunt Sue had told Judith

tts’ visit.

Directly after supper. ﬂldnev name

to a movie. Anne suddenly realized that, since Mom's arrival, Sidney hnd spent; very little time at Fleet- wocd. usually stoppin only long enough to pick up Judi . Well, she could understand why, He wanted to avoid running in-tp Mont. lit Otis svas the man who had framed Mont, tlien Sidney must be the man whom Otis had shielded.

Anne shuddered. Sidney a thief! 0f course, Judge Daingerﬁeid might have been wrong in his conclusions. but Aime was now all the more de- termined to coma between Judith and Sidney.

She nus sitting alone on the front porch, for Aunt Sue had gone up- stairs alter supper. Bruce lay at her feet.

Suddenly. Bruce rose and raced of! to meet a tall, familiar figure coming acres the yard. Anne's heartbeat qulckencd. She hadn't seen Mont since his encounter with Otis, and she was surprised by her eagerness to see him now.

At the foot ot the "ch steps, he halted. "It. was chil h of inc-not showing up for supper.

"I can understand," said -—An.ne. "But wouldn't you like some sup- per now?"

"Nu, thanks. I Just got lonely and chine over because-well, 1 wanted to talk to someone."

He izioiinted. the steps and seated

iuinseli on the porch railing. Alter a moment, he said, “This

morning. the bitterness oi years broke through. 1m sorry, Miss oiniiemorc. '

she leaned forward tensely. “Your quarrel with Otis was about your i-l-VPYISUIIIIICDI», wasn't. it? He-he was the man responsible." She pnus- cu. iiiongii she was convinced that Mont was innocent, she wanted to hear this from his own lips. "That money-you didn't take it, did you?"

He loked away. "I'd rather not. talk about It."

“Judge Datngerﬁeid assured mo vou were lnnocentr-and I believed him. What I want to know is, who is guilty “Inets forget. it. I can't. prove a ii ."

“But. who do you think took the money?" Anne persisted.

out. rose and walked to the edge oi iic steps Then. abruptly. ho tumed.

“Sidney Prairie, he clipped.

A silence hung ixztween them.

Finally, Anne said. ‘I can under- stﬂnd how hard it must be for you to be here so close to the Frame

brothers. Perhaps. riftm- what‘. hnil- ,

ened this mornin . you are think- ng of giving up t e lob. But I do hope ylon will stay. I'm staking

standin by, waiting for me to fall. hoping e can force me to sell. I need you here. Without. you, I'm afraid the farm might. fall."

Mont: was thoughtful. "In a woy. its a chance for me to get back at Frame, isn't; it?"

"Yes—it. is."

He squared his shoulders. "All right-I ll stay. We'll ﬁght this out together!‘

(To be Continued)

rm, COFFEE RATIONIFE arenas NEW anrnzvnmo r-aoimim roa s arenas

How is your mathematics?

Announcement. of coir n rat- ioning of tea and coffee making housewives settle a lot of rvbltmi in Arithmetic thLs wcek. iey M‘? based on the ninety’: lea wd coffee r utrsmenlu.

Accord g to the regulations 151d down by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board each of the coupons marked "ll-B-c-D" on the ration card are worth either one ounce of tea. or four ounces oi

coffee.

Because tt. is difficult tolruy tngse commodities in very small quantities, purchasers are r- mltled to huv their whole ive. week sitpplv at once, it they wiint Retailers, in many instances. will be faced with the problem oi selling tea and coffee in smaller amounts than they have been accustomed to do tn the post.

(Children under twelve years of age are not permitted oration. This pleases nutritionists and

wma agiiooos

' byliftélFJuritin into Br-eTHFIR T‘

iztiment. in these _be'

considered good for dllltilttills. n] Probably doesn't. appeal w ti; kind of housekeeper lion-ever w)» would like to have the children‘! extra coupons with Mitch to buy tier family's supplies.

twelve. can use only .0 mater cards. This means that tile nause- keeper has 10 coupons to its; m. fomil for five weeks Eiltll cou. pon worth one ounce of ma or four ounces of coffee,

_If she wants to buy the finally! fire-week stiptply at once and the requires bot-h ten and ref.‘ zocan tf she so desires take to»: coupotl and buy one pound of coffee, and another four coupons and bu) one. quarter of a pound of tea. ’1tit| will leave her with two coupons. With lhcni she can eitiil-z" a nnent her coffee supply by mi.’ m or her tea. stipply by l\\'o ounces- one-eighth of a pound. 'i"lr.s amount will ham t0 inst nnrli September 8 when the prennziiieni rntleii books are issued by the lVartiml Prices and Trade Board,

The above example i5. of coitrso, only a suggestion of li n" a f ily with two ration cards co" Port-ion their coupons .\' t ls up t0 everyone to do r as they see fit. Scmc psopio would rather buy all lea, and no toffee and vice vcrsa. One ItICL It'll-ii be faced. however, that one cunrv of tea. or four ouiicts of r file a week per person is n ' acct deal to get along on

are needed for ntorc things than ten and co The!’ are required to brine ‘ " and

guns, ammunition and the war fronts. Consume: " tng asked to deny themsvtuas ln order b0 win the war.

To prevent scattering Ol vfllllll” when grinding drv bread D11“ ‘ paper sack over the end 0t the food chopper.

‘I Protect Your ClolliH From MOTIW

L A RV E x. norn n A l. i. s. Naenriil- LENE FLAKES offli- LORICIDE- SAPlllﬂX RENT OUR isiarritlﬁ SA P HEX span h" for only $1 per lltl." l"

rid your house 0 months. We have a variety "f

MOTH BAGS for Wt" choice.

BEACH BALLS 19c to 35p. v COLGATES TALC-lw“ 2 for 25c.

SUNBURN PREPAR- ATIONS.

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Petal Tone Fan Powder

Petal Tone Tﬂllel

Water

Rog. 90c value

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