That is a British proverb." "1 believe that we 0118111 1b 11111- . B

TO-DA Y

sunms: nounmc siori l-l-ll Presents

competent man as Provincial 1110s- ' roller.

' H13 WESTERN GUARDIAN ‘gums: Mrs. John Pool. u Church Street-Phone ass soruinnsrul and tarsus ouunu v "m, Suhssrllrllﬂﬂl Mverilslns should he tut with rm. Pond. uﬁwuim may in housing-ll: at out: of tho following m", u

. f"§'“"“_""'_r':\

at SlMI-PWB. g , in China. in Rus- sin. She i; ta-kins we of herself. and who would blame her? We are fighting for democracy. bill M? ‘~15 look after our own interests first.

Mr. Chaloult spoke before read- ing to the House a motion that urK~ ed ihe assembly to express the opin- ion that electors in the province should give a negative answer in the Dominion Government pleb- iscite April 2'1. and that frrmel! and employees on farms should be exempt rrorh military aervlw-

"Who can doubt," he asked. "the ,- governmenifs intention to enforce conscription i! ve free it from / its pl ises’! It is Ellfilcllht to mad the political history of Can- _ _ ada since ma": w see that. . .our quits 111w Scott's policy, from the pacific that it was Emulsion. This 1185 PTOETWSIVQIY 59mm? 59mm“? world-known tonic helps children

Ilu ionic your lnoihsr guys you us u child is slill u gvsui standby

\ / There is nothing

m‘ ntoro. water Stroll. Goon-lies rim-tors. Wm: Stress. Tenn 35km. Water Street. Ila-rt Gslldot. 6'! Granville Stront- “

Th; (inn-rill! Wm 5° 365N161! l0 any horns in Summcrsids hy w", ﬂay at 2o nor Ill) or 1w per week. Phono 8B9 for this uorviuu u w, m: order to tho ho: responsible for delivering on you: "u",

a lillllllll

t. ..'.::."::.':.:.:'..':':. " ﬂu“ w» ma» a s.-

‘m u..." may ho uumu as : m‘ m“ 0°‘ K°mmmm I'm-

,“- wwl- WW" "1"" ‘I -r.os'r. - Fcmal F0 m“ Reward. Rex oavlsonfsil-‘Lrilfd’

W“ m, ma" i, Q} 21-1088-3-18-21. -wrr.r. nova

m mbsdrine for preventing %. Gourliea Rexall Drugs. om“, Am,“ 11111 (Bali-v Twvelesgg 111111. . Lrl038-ii-l8-2i.

n-imz-s-io-ni. A;

-ol>lZl->D throat carols-a 4110M?!‘ service on 1 . wattle along; thémltlzrlieésistmcnntxgif Gourlies Rexall on“ your “ma. ' a . 9 . _ _ _ g; “T L-IOTZ-E-lQ-Il. L w” 3 19 m-

_5cli00L SPORTS Bedequo my, Friday evening. March 20th. w, n; all country schools Teach- _ and pupils taking part admit- ' Admission 15c. Skate Friday after- L-lO2l-8-17-3l. -MOCCASIN DANCE, Ken-sing- m Rink. Thursday. March 19th at 5 p_ M. Good ice. Good music. .. tin; afterwards. 14-1033-3-18-21. JBLONDE INSPIRATION" - hllaﬁus romantic comedy "gr-acting large crowds to the ﬂ|pli01 Theatre in Summerslde at ni. A first class feature, this “w i; 9n a par with the many uutanding pictures brought to the 11m- screen. John Shelton and yu-ginia Grey are starred in this Irlro-Goldwyn-Mayer surprise pro- mlon. The matinee this after- ... commences at 3.30 with shows lithe evening at 7.15 and 9.15.

use NEWS AND snowrs Shows at. 3.30 4- 7.15-9.15

PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE v a1 Hall burned down and left us us, demonstrations. stock sales. It burild a suitable Agricultural Hall n.5,; n,“ "d" Ml;- yw Ruin. T‘ c. ' turne into an arena down stairs Sovvhen indigestion strikes, try sornethlni Summerside The mam Darth“ o‘ the “ma” Whstycu rnsvnuediu Carter's Little Liver conditions vernin farm achin leglstrvlnftsgzﬁ “m. u": m“ Wm c191‘ °l m" improvement and 8o g m mnslderanm‘ M the various B°a% nch AND bowels-help you discs: what you M31 G°Vemm9nt to consider Agrl- usyuu feel hotterfrum ycurheudinvour u the discussions. which continued P0

mi. without a hall in which to H - I m

on the 31w’ “nub”, hid o“ ma‘ Inn than half of your digestion is done for winter shows of cattle, sales of that any: digestion in the stomach AND

g? ‘um h‘ m. queauon‘ Pills to givs noedsd help to that "forimtlzn

Tu cry and the question M avaihbl directions. They help wldlrdhrflg‘: building for agricultural service and 6 have usten in Nature's own u“ l i w Uiletiltlnﬂ across Oenoda. All mem- ° u“ “ "m! °1' first lmport- tcusnlustbouuruycnset nonhuman-me- 1 u; bee “mot b9

‘mm an“ one 0,01 wk‘ A numb’ lt e Que c develop strong bones, sound teeth,

i“ "'""“"' “" llllilliESTlliN - cirltiar- ho agricultural short cours- ’ m) that we ask the Government r0 “,5 y“ yum“, an» F“ Th. KM 0| 3nd oﬂwes “D5599! and to m below the belt-in your 28 feet of bowels. live stock or demonstrations. M" '1" W‘- . used I-iwnd 2a foot" of bowels. l tin to loo fl f tatoes importance adherencefotlie prin- m! B m um‘, p0 ' supply o! ‘Mm ‘about "Id of the I main digestive juices in your stom- conven ~, m“ _ _ n“ and the Hovlm Than molt folks [at tho lrigtdynf relief that bers of the delegation tool: part in arioo in its future road construction

L tlu Liver Pills from your dnrzgist-lil. blamed for being against °mwcﬂp_ ' “on, M‘ chapm]; 5,1,; and sturdy resistance to colds-and, "I believe that during the msﬁ because of an exclusive process, is

2° m‘ 25 V9375 ‘he Liberal Govem‘ Ilimes easier f0 digest than plain cod

h d td th l - . . . . $32.‘ csﬁsiiiiﬁn‘? It 3...??€.°.i2%_ 1-=';11~ f1;:sr;n5l~;=unr.=~w=»ww uy o y ruggists.

tions that way and now it must too. suffer the w: sequences." SCOTT'S i

Works Minister Cardin and the ‘M War—25 lears

of questions were asked by mem- bers of the House, and at the Oomliisicn the Honourable Pre- mier thanked the delegation for the presentation of the material above

outlined the Ii: of ih

inite and constructive suggestions as to how the best interests of this basic industry may be uldvantagg. ously promoted.

SUMMERSIDE

Farm Labour, ma,

d. WHEREAS: The labour pro. biem on Prince Edward Island is s. matter of grave concern t4; our 911111 producers. and

t There is a continu- Ws mlﬂratlon of farm hel from .__(<L"Y_'l1id mm nose n {hefﬂgﬁgmjugdlhethlndlgrlrles‘in we —-i 6 5 outstanding success. The Depart. WHEREAS: Imder brgslgfﬂsﬁgl ment of Agriculture in consultation “m3 and Wndencles. 110 Permanent with the breed associating; o; f)“, programme of vital food production Province worked out and publlrued ‘m m" ‘"1115 15 P05511918. and in a prize list and subsequently in 1111111? cases farmers are closing cooperation with the Prince Edwin-q down due to lack of help, ' Island Exhibition Asaotlution a BE IT RESOLVED, that this show of great value and inspii-q. Federation urge upon the Federal tion to live stock breeders was held authorities the necessity of placim

"Al. a general meeting o: om: A811¢111t11re on a basis of parity Federation held not 1on8 “a the with other industries. question of a live stock exhibition AND THAT 11° mexlvm prices b“ for 1942 was gngmduced, and 13 was fixed on Agricultural products with- ? . the unanimous Qpjnjnn 0g the ma,“ out first fixing a minimum parity

Mrs. Frank paws; or 30mm ing that it would be in the mu.- "t Price on these products: underwent a successful tonsil 0p- of our farm producers h, hm {KL n rr THEREFORE RESOLVED eration at ths Chaylgtfkgwwn Hob 51.0w duﬂng “.9 pregent em. w‘ that Agriculture be recognized as a Pm“ "Wmly- are therefore asking the Iiggislature viml w“ mdusuy and" that. 5°?”

_____ to make such grams as wmbe new‘? system be devised so that this vital

M18 Jean Maclsaac of Borden sary for the can-yum, on or this "m industry so necessary in our nation- apent the week-end in Charlotte- portant exhibition. ﬁvldbfjliigﬁgggaifﬁ°dffgpﬁﬁﬁ

“l- 811°" °f Mre- Hs-"rv Muttﬂrt. with qualified labour. distributed in

-———— Potato Price Ceiling or

Mrs. Cecil Stewart and lltﬂg ggn

gltlchPa "farmer thgtlfllhfhfgmmt l e rov noe may u a con r- glxirles were visitors to Charlotte- bution to the nation in lm present n °n saturday- an bour list. which we would —-i- ' s r v t David Constable, m“ ° W“ Ne“ 1°“

It was iii-ranked that . ecutive of the Federation meet the Agricultural Committee e House in the afternoon. ‘Ibis ms accordingly done and arrange- ments were made to dispose of matters brought to the attention of the Legislature in the forenoon.

The Federation Executive was complimented on the interest tak- en in the Agricultural problems o the Province. and on the other hand. the members of the Exec- utive were hlghl leased with the reception ecco them by the legislature of the Province and the evidence of sincere cooperation that prevailed on the par-bod the members of both the Government and the Opposition.

It is the intention of the Feder- ation to use every means within its power to promote the best inter- ests of Asrlcult/ure in the Province, and to this end it invites all as- sociations, as well ls Outstanding agricultural leaders 1o present def-

BQRDEN Strong Protest

Mrs. A. P. Ceretti of Borden left ti..l‘.°“.ll2’..%°l““.i. ’°‘ “h” with relatives, pe some “no

thglﬁévesilnan/“iiltil?” W13’ “m” Chnrlotteto ‘ m“ V“ "° _____ on Monday?“ mutmed to Bome“ QUEBEC. March

"Moderate as it was at the start,

Chaloult. Liberal member of the Legislative Assembly for Lotbiniere, our participation has become total. because. we are told. we are en-

late Justice Minister Lapointe told the people of Quebec. he said, that v‘ Canada would never participate in another foreign war. “When we accepted participa- told the provincial lower House to- day that Canada "should imitate paged in a total wnr. Thai un- England" and keep her troops at deubiedly explains the gestures, MARCH 19. IQH-Freixlq on the home. such as the recent gift of a billion Wcsiczzr limit advmc d zotvnrd “It was Mr. Churchill. if my d011,"; m Enq1and_ why at 199st St. Quentin, ccgupyxng Gills ' didn't we put that credit in our Ham and Chaun: and Bi"

" he continued. "we were memory serves me right, who re- books. ‘Canada. one of the poorest fvrﬂs clwlilwd sevmll more l

tfo . promised that it would remain not only free but strictly moderate. called to us that Canada was men- aced on both the Atlantic and Paci- countries in the world. is giving p 3895- _F1'°11’~'11, dlflldlli l 11 DH billion to what is undoubtedlv the $111k 111 Mf¢l11@1'1'11r-<‘“ A111

p Fhre and moderate for the Wll0l9

duration of the war, our Ministers 11C." he sRld. “Then let us protect l ourselves. Charity begins at ‘iorne. ricPcst country in the world.‘ " 213;‘ ﬂlmled new F1°11¢l1

1B-(CP)—R»ene insisted. w“. no.

Misses Glenn Sharpe and w ftlzapvpglﬁ stllélehtts at P.W.O. 1.31:2: ~61} Borden‘ a their 110.1193 in

Hilli-

Personals

Jrhe many friends of Mrs. ‘Ira mural are pleased to hear that p; is resting comfortably after iier my serious operation in the Prince (jwnty Hospital. and all hope for in speedy recovery.

-Mrs. Jmn C. Folland of Marsh- hkl spent the week-Ind in Sum- mside. guest of her brother Mr. litil Marks and Mrs. Marks and in sister lvDs. Ira Folland who is gpalient in the Prlno". County

Iospltal . __.._____.._____ [land's relieves sprains.

“Were are a number of resolu-

emergoncv. which they are capable of doing under proper labour sup- Mr nd M Gomllﬁtle son of T110 first of these has to do with Don‘ - 5 75- 0 bl "I t1 ‘ l' .. . whomrecently underweriit Cﬁstaaptll in; §°n°e§bt§i§§§?b}{‘“,,ﬁ°us§’ ‘lacee Farm Labour-Government Boards D611 x Operation i th Prl t. to ll th . County Hospital retilumede to ma? thee ‘bigger? 25.9.2? 1 mmgﬁs‘ b1,“ P'“§,°-°,,E§.1w°g§§ Home in Borden on Saturday. The has been working under serious CZSQ... edlirslmgrii tlfgnalnlgn; other little fellow has made a. splendid handicaps for a number of years part of the Domiynlon and "WWYY- ' his costs of production have been lgli is be“! T118 fiilzeh lﬂbmlr 511- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred can»; and i§rinﬁ§§ggsangi£ei,i‘afhehagmg'ig§ uaBgnH‘ that it would three children who have been Q1 (m; crop The 1941 m-op w- 5 be in the National interest that the 511911411118 a- few do s at Mrs. r~rticularly I unprofitable 605's 311mm“ Edward Island “derail” M Currlets heme here let on Thirra- production had increased and the Almcmture be “tamed reuresentia- “"15? ""5"" Th” we" ”°°°“" W“ °l mks-table were w» 3i’“.iifii%.=‘3‘§ iiiiiddiiiltitsiiiviél; 1 n - 1 - ' . n»... . “an “s "Y a°ﬁ§i1l..i"%'s;“hialialtrlrri’; rrnrses.."s.zzlzsanznz .-. .. t. G ‘ 1 " t ' - o .a r - ans e erman Admiralty to renew activities of powerful surface Norway after nosing out into the sea only to be attacked by to ed i- s .tlfiri 1 . - -"1’°1'~1"°! ML“ Joyce “We o: summerslde, lrﬂfthiijheaquarlzagslnillthl-glifl ‘M13151 g; igxigetrctiiliziiléilisélgialvzgbkfi? 1l1%'_h1;11:§_, raiders aplicsr to have been Illisct by Royal Navy Airmen. The uatileshlp and forced back to her haven under smokescrew. The Navy and Air ‘pent, the weekend mm he, p,“ the tanner m be sold when prices roducers at cerium seasons’ 501m Tlrpilz, slsicrship of‘ the ill-fated Bismark is back in port at Tronheim Force are kepinga close check on Nazi naval units in Norwegian whim-g, Q11“ 11$ 30mm- dld improve was small and any un- ers on defense. whose temporary '~ ~~ w ~ _ usual rise in market levels was absence from military duty mlilht f” ‘ Mrs- Pre-‘Wl 1391111911 0f 3016911 due principally, to the lack of ca“ well be warranted by the necessity I left 0n Saturday for Halifax to available a; pom; o; shipment Re, of maintaining agricultural produc- spem a few days wish he; nus- presentations were made through tion at the hiizhest possible level. “"111 “'10 15 l membtlr 05 the R- the Department of Agriculture. and E IT mFORE néwLvEn o-N-VJ?» "19"- ths Potato Growers’ Association aha; ﬁr)‘: gm, ﬁuﬁﬁﬁefp? .2351: "Mn" the Plum“! °f l “m” e3». ‘slble effort to provide the Miss Gsllevleve 114-1690111111 v1 price on this commodltv- It was a ngrlcutural industry with sufficient Borden left on Monday for Mont- matter of amazement, therefore 1191p to produce the foodstuffs which PBB-l- when without any consultation of our country ‘lid our

ireat llazi" iarrison in- lrave danger

By Eddy Gilmore Associated Press Staff Writer

MOSCOW. March iii-MP)- Dliilnng deep into the Germans’ ﬂurry-held Vyamia pocket, the R441 Army Wright liad encircled he Nazis’ most advanced spear- hrd pointed at Moscow and put Killer's great Vyimms garrison it- slf in a pcsltlcn of grave menace.‘

(Stockholm reports estimated 111112001300 German troops were giltlléldsd in the Vyeuna-Rzhsv

.) The newly-encircled garrison was ii Gzliatsk, on the main Moscow- illiisk railroad and highway some ii miles northeast of Vyamm and

the

lick after their winter disesters at iiorhnlsk and Bcrcdlno and since 91011 the Germans are known to live concentrated hllxe forces at W! Gvhnlsk and Vyazmo.

By such "hedgrhc " tactics they h"! kept o. consian threat point-

aliles need

——-— kind the li lam dud th present v68!‘- Many friends hers learned with gyms result hogs gen” :1 icmmepdeiq Add?! B?! 1'1‘ FURTHER RhlEOI-V- deep regret that Mrs. Robert Mac- an lowering o: mnykst vglugg, m4 ED that in the opinion of t meiot- Pherson, suffering a weak turn at 5 1m mg dmwungemgny, u, pot,“ ins adequate fﬂﬂrlermrepriilﬁai B 011 her home here. had fallen breaking growers. shoulld bebplagesd£ikhme rxflovlng e1!- Mrgeafllbs pndmhurtlirsirslmher lthroot. “Our Federation is taking action “PW” P“ ° ' 1111 011 W 8 er a and protesting with all its power "d-lgm speedy return to good health. {m3 Ema-gag. mg we are 2:11;’ Other Boar b ——-— n; e ure era n s, WHEREAS: mem si- Mrs- Reslnsld MwAlm- and Mﬂ- a stand m the intrest of our potato the state ls held to be barf 36-1119! MMAIW 01 30111811 W!!! growers in this connection. If the work of equal importance. visitors to (Jliarlottewwn on Mon- mum; 1; allowed to qmtmus y; AN!) 2 If we an g d8!’- fear very much that production oi’ have ailm 918811;?! usggxllﬁbiﬁ t gain industry be fairly represent- matters perteinlnﬂ l0 0111' W"

“ Going Down l ”

' an important food commodity will lieut. Tom Paquet, R.C.N. is be very seriously curtailed during spending s. few days leave with his the season of 1942-1948. son Gordon and Mrs. Constable at Farm Machinery Purchases

Borden. Mrs. Clinton Howatt and son Another matter which. we believe inﬂuences on

Bonnie of Borden visited relatives has outstanding gro- in Charlottetown on Monday. duction is that of the reguia

ma ma. or effort o

BE 1T RESOLVED that this meeting emphatically W0‘ test t the obviates xii glarinl

governing the purchase of farm

1i at the Russian capital through months of reverses-a fact which the Rad Army always has hid to take into consideration in iliensive o rations. The encrclement of Gzhatsk fills the Moscow-Minsk highway Mbléeylggcn bothd béflmen Gzhatsk a an en azma M Smolensk. w

Messrs iihnilc and Archie Gallant of Charlottetown spent the week- end at their homo in Borden;

machinery. Tho conditions under which the farmer has to bu? 1111111" nachlnery, or extras. involves ﬂlli settlement before delivery takes

m. Archibald MacCaliuin of pince- Other condition-i rovemlns

Borden who suffered ssllght stroke tc his

on Saturday last is confined

home here. His friends hope that

he will soon he out again.

the transaction are of such s nature to interfere with efficient farm operation during a period of labour

a on I? e vsri h attersas

trol, Exemption of prospective A8"- oultirml trainee-t. and on all vita-i Pitﬁrffldtﬁ“tt.°éitifa°“nb°iid£5 n

location of raw materials essenllﬂl

for civil and military WWW!"- Iq Bout

Y "Second floor”!

rtags. ____. ‘gnu following resolutions deal Among the visitors to Charlotte- with other matters‘ of equal 1111- town on Saturday last were Mrs. portance. and mam of the ﬂa- WA. Held. Mrs-Le NQSHDMTBAEBI; 13nd liggtilojionlaierc will deal with these _ . en :

M's‘ J R Mml n o 1. an rr RESOLVED, that the Mr. Prank Dorsey of the R.O.A. Prince Edward Island Federation r. srivcd in Borden on Monday to of Azrlwlture in Annual mwtlns his furlough with his psr- assembled. convey to the Govern- onis Mr. and Mrs. Mani: Dorsey. ment cf this Province its sincere —---—— appreciation for the careful consid- Thc women of Borden are takins oration it has Biven to W!‘ T811186‘! f.l."““‘$.i‘i' “if.” ‘§“°°“..r'2°ii§’§ “Pit. in; mo.

n w c ca par era . - m;

festi ties are discontinued. to do a. Costs. etc. of farm machinery. win“; m this p£§:°e_ “slams” t...’ “n. ﬁrs; ‘us. ml???“ “m” ’° “°" m, 2.‘- Dismal‘

n ur av e s 1 ti ll ec ve w“... mu w sew. quilt and an rr itmownn. unit the jmk Qmoryshitmu rcrssti-y W:

nce.

week the? lovely quil tak t k i? $.23‘ nd an a cac 118 I

used to buy the material for two tlnuinq the steamship service to . to moire up the following Newfoundland.

Red Cross committee Bum" o‘ mm‘.

. ‘and iltelr no. workers are

or receiving much commends on ' WHEREAS: lmpmmm m“ cultural sections of Prince Edward

their spendid work. do ’ ni be! good r land. without adequate rail trans- crgddrlolf gooekveey Ifgns three aorden 8 tion facilities arc seriously Juvenile; went dow-n to defeat to andlcapped. particularly 111 l!" tho Charlottetown Royals to the fall and sprlns 1110111"! 111 BORN?- Hmo of l-l. On Saturday afternoon lng farm products to market. I116 m; 30mm tog-n played the return WHEREAS: Ilittlo road improve- vnme at the (ﬂsriotteiovano Shrug: intent mrlforliisuulzitﬂ "m" l1" l" werss rinn- ese..1 . thout {he services of one WilmEAS: 111m seems tabs a f their dofencememputupssplen- tendency i" P1’°111°l¢ WW8: an"? r during the game hand surface r0111! 1111M I _ in the the interests of tourist traffichgs-hnr 1599mm m; than agricultural eﬂilﬂl

eriilcs cs tailscd on their chances mind by as gore of com-

sma pisv- manna of the urgent usefully of

‘wﬂnnmﬂup ‘M a 4m. beg“;- mdg particularly n arena

i116! the Nova Scotih where products of farms mint all

fans wish be transported by $11151» 59°13" '5 l“ policy, 5| Q mat-tor I Wm“

_ “Ladies' hats, coats, dresses, hosiery! Curtains, l drapes, dish towels! What's that, mifamf. Yes - ma’sm'. Third aisle to the left.“

RESOLVED. that I10 n Island {edemtlon mee of Asrigiultugéaquiergiinlntiiranugniéigeﬁ Gover ent to d 011 11119 ', we, QT premium on Grade "B-l’ w, m4 apply this some 11m i0 Grads "A" 110G- Ilorsutry

wmmmls; irnmeesirraoie bola-fit to iculture would result workaifi

What did she want? She wanted six yards of l chintz. Why had she picked 111s store? Because she’d seen an advertisement of just what she wanted.

Don't skip over the ads. Read them carefully.- You’ll save yourself time, steps and money if you lmovflvhat you're going to buy, wig; you’re going to buy it, and how much it's going to cost. . .. l before you leave home.

FOR SALE

inc nsaobn r. sooner: 0"! mwirﬁm" * m"

Tho Standard Brod and reg- istered rnsro Josie the Great. Z00 l-l, (Maritime Brod B0- ourd) for‘ sale. ' Iosio ls in foal to ﬁlilmoi Budiong both with I minute

d. Ra'- oolt should ho the but of the lot. Josie la from a production! family, sollnd and as l as over, ll years old. Prion

P. L. DOWNS-SS and SON. . Silmmoraido.

s HHHHHHHHHHHHﬁIhOTSI -a'-io-si.

{Fl} l. ﬁormstha- - - . . ll an 0 l. hrs 5 sisters and l broth- °| W11 are serving. Moncion.

VJL, Charlotte-

» rugs:

l!!! 0F ms: Ilizléhlckod.