QCTOBER g 4» 1947__ G?" -

l0llTll TRAINING COURSES

vuder the priflislons o! the Federal-Provincial Youth Training Arum”; purring‘ projects for young men and women will be eon- "cw; in Luna lll N of i941 and continu- M ‘until March 31, 1948. One round trip transportation and tuition I," b, gupplled free of charge. as well as an allowance for board and Mglng. Students must be between the ages of l6 and 30 years.

COURSES FOB GIRLS

l. M; wproximately six weeks. First class to open in early November.

providing there are sufficient applicants to fill the class. Training shall mung, Home Management, Handicrafts, Nursing, Cooking, snwln‘, lleslth and other subieeta.

COURSES FOB. MEN

L BLACKSMITIIING: One (l) ilve months course in general black- unilhing, woodworking, sleigh and wagon building. Training assigned m qualify for operation o! general blacksmithlng and repair work. course to open in early November. Prompt ppllcatlon urged.

g_ CARPENTRY: Two (2) six weeks courses in Carpentry. building, construction and general hrm repair work. First course to open in “fly January. , l. MECHANICS: Two (2) six weeks courses in Farm Mechanics. 0p- eration and relllll‘ 0i lfflvtors. cars and gas engines. Care and repair or farm machinery, harness making and repair. First course to open psriy in January. .

COURSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN

|_ AGRICULTURE: Course to provide instruction in animal and ileld husbandry, farm management and other subjects. Course to open in January. '

g, One (l) Course in Grading and Packing of eggs and poultry and puumy management. Course to last approximately four (4) weeks commencing in January.

All courses are oi an intensely practical nature and provide a fav- '

ourahle opportunity for young men and women to improve their knowl- gflge and train themselves for wider andrmore effective service. Appli-

mtiun forms for enrolment on these courses may be secured from the

undersigned. Intending cnroiees should apply at once,

W. R. SHAW. Deputy Minister of Agriculture Department of Agriculture 0 CHARLOTTETOWN.

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g, Canadian Legion Parade Notice

All ex-members oi the Armed Forces ore urgently re- quested to attend the Cunodion Legion Decoration Doy Porode to be held on Sunday, 5th October, from the Con- odicn Legion Home.

g l7th Recce Regiment Bond in Attendance. Porode will loll in ot lz30 P.M. --- Poppies will be provided.

F. W. SMITH, Sec'y.Monoger, Cli'town Brunch Cdn. Legion B.E.S.L.

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WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE OPEN T0 ‘I'll PUBLIC Tables Reserved. Make your les- rrvstlons Early by Calling i221.

—CAI"ETEBIA- - 'l'he City's Modern nlld Air- Condltioned Dance Club. Dancing at b (Tdlfldl with Leglonaire- ‘Orchestra

ADMISSION 50o EACH Unless Pre-arranged Reservations will not be held alter ll ifeloek.

i SAUURDAY names. ' AT THE WllELAll MEMORIAL AllDlTDlilllll I75 Grctton St.

MODERN AND OLDTlME—9-l2 O'CLOCK Music Supplied by the "IRISH SWINGSTERS" ‘Added Attraction: Open Air Promenade

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l “BEST CELLAR" LIST .n the annex basement. A giant surely count on inur- tricks ln that

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Wood [slouch-Caribou

Service FROM OCTOBER l to NOVEMBER 30

Leove Wood lslonds Prince Novo 8 A.M. and l PM. Charles A. Dunning ......... ll A.M. and 3 PM.

Leove Coribou-— " Charles A. Dunning ......... . 8 A.M. cnd l P.M. Prince Nova . . . . . . . ll A.M. and 3 P.M.

Operating Dolly Including Sundays RATES: Scrne cs i946 LISTEN IN T0 CFCY AT 7:30 A. M. (STANDARD TIME) FOR LATEST NEWS Ltd.

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having literally “digestcd" vcliimes catalogue of Oriental arts eauitibit.

DAILY CROSSWORD

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declarer permitted East‘! king to i hold. East returned the spade Jack, and when South again ducked. West overtook with the queen in 0MB: to lead s third round. West lrcalized. o! course, that he could l not get in to cash his established lpades, but. he flamed it might be worthwhile to make declarer fear that he could. ~ After having to win with the lspade ace, south laid down the ‘diamond ace. then led low to the ldiamond king. West's showing out

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Brush corduroy with a whisk broom or clothe: brush occasion- ally while it is drying to fluit up the nap.

MONCTON SUMMERSIDE NEW GLASGOW HALIFAX have Charlottetown For Moncton 8:05 A.M.. 11:85 A.M., 5:05 EM. For New Glasgow 1:00 A.M. 82:00 PM. . For Halifax ' 2:00 an. l For lteoervatlona PHONE £001 - Mo

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