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CANADA CARRIES 0N

lliltuim PRINCE-JAMES BROWN - DICK ERDMAN -._ 55 GEO. roams - HENRY_ HULL- WARNER ANDERSON

caiajthcnics by brushing the fat- tening cattle then with the lantern went in the dirtclnlli of the house across the lam. Judy and 1 played a silcssing game as \\'c sat llswn- mg to a. rudio-poglxiln BUGSSI-ilfl the contents o n-ious parcels v . mo city. one 0i tiurotyns iiplltJJYCU lo be wall. Ddlkr and on-s of Jamie's struck the floor with a thud WlllCh sug-

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Jim-kc and l llild h pleasant Si-lfoll the lane, stopping un the "P1480 no watch mo flow of \vn.cr. ram was along too and was per- plexed as to the famliyt; (lfllllnlg and Could not iigurc out “fhltli aicznbcr he should lolloiv. I-‘inuily he decided to precede Jwnlc and m»; to the house. being roundly

scolded him .t t .1 “Md a ti" ‘>5 Pilfli- You'd haw aishkes lwvmg q mlgnegnsparimf thought Mrs. Ellen’ uucly said her ma» dmnbuwd Mme Pam own thoughts far and ever away

from housc-clcttnl‘. Karolyn or Joanie would have bought ‘a nciv hlstcr bonnet." "Bonnet! JH-XIITS said opening the porch door in time to ClilCh the last word. "Is that what you're dia- cussing now?" Jalncs is never 1n- terested in such tritizilltics as new huts or such like so we want on to speak of other things. He

thinks they alight to be promptly 15' “m”: elm" scattered again. We remained out-

usrs at scvcrui ititcrcsts. We haul- ed wood to th-c box on the porch; we visit:d tile sheep in the pen, where buxom wives came to sniff nt a small friendly hand. We stopped to watch the ducks play in a spring-stream from the slopes and Jamie ivcndered if “Mattie would

L . . um . k5 . brougut me word llltli the hour bqzilmfngffe Sh: (filgclast ‘ggfxlnertlf across the lane that owing to other "last summer" being a favorite pre$m3 ‘mm-Tack? M“ U- “Emu

he will be obliged to postpone the making of my milking-stool till the fail. Now how could I wnit ‘till the

uicustu-z of past time with him. We searched unrewarcled, for stclcn hell's nests in the barns thcn re- f n , _ ‘ v __ m turned to tho yard to hold the f‘ l Wm?“ an.) ‘"1? “R5”- 151$!“ second slccd for Jumcs when ire l-llifmmlniiwlil bc_lnflc“shc.d7 The

King; m ha‘? o‘ 00d flnenmcmjl no matter. 1 have iiic bcst of milk- Jalme Titian” efimlen 1Q“ Co“ l g stools besidc me as l write sco o e‘ cit. ‘- _ i indoutirs when 5am. began Lloufglig] mdefd {marine “"1”, ‘fullfcd m 51$ gicat fcathow plcccs thnt coukiylo 62f“ t n He‘ kLc-‘m ‘inf! make nit-ch to lnzlko any travelling hate-l ,5” 5}“ m‘ Red PM‘ "n" Pa“ i?‘ mdous and most unpleasant for,‘ milk ml Jflmlc- Iii 18 djliwPly 10,811- thuse abroML Mu D‘ Came w sup“ toned. stained attractively, too 5°" “T; “igflflhfii, §"“‘“,,"Tf“, l“ ‘figl 23.91 Wweil” wllliinfliileialdkiif§nlffih ume 1v . vac lc owar . evening when the absent msutbcrs "mew"? I 71°F!‘- YIQ "leel- i!“ m"; o; me fmnny returned 9nd now pleased and almost ulithout ade- Jamie needed no further enier- illmie~w°rds- 391"“? l" I°°1 tuinment but was content to lin- ger near his own.

fairies? Of course l' (in! - Until tomorrow - Diary-Good- night.

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flhronolcgy 0f Victory Drive /

By The Csnadinn Pren

Here is the chronology of Gen. Etsenhowar’: great victory offen- sive which since Feb. 8 has deo- troyed nearly five German armies and inflicted 250.000 casucltlci west of the Rhine:

Feb. 8—Field Marshal Mgiit- gomcry opened the 1st ‘Cans an Army offensive against tho north flank of the seigfried Line.

Feb. The United States 1st and 9th Armies‘ broke across ¢h9 Roer River.

March 2—U.S. 9th Army reached the Rhine at Duesueidorf. March s-us. ist Anny captured

ologne.

March 'I—U.S. lat Army captured great Ludendorff Bridge intact at Remagen and crossed the Rhine.

March 15-—U.S. 7th Army wen! over to the offensive on a 50-mile front in the Saar and Paiciinate.

March 1641s. am Army bro!" “m; thg Mosque River south oi’ Coblenz. outflanking the Saariand and Paiatinaie. '

March 17-418. 3rd Army CB9‘ tured Coblenz. .

March 22—U.S. 3rd Army etc-Bed

Bhi b t. ' Main! and Worms. Mrfrche “flgilBi-itish 2nd Anny. with 1st Canadian nflflY "Rm-

crnssed Rhine west of Went. March 2l—-U.S. 9th Army cm!‘ ed Rhino south of Weari-

In Memoriam

In lovinzfrnomory of WILLIAM flcKENZiE who plgiQfl peacefully away March 26, 194i. Inserted by Wife cud Family.

21-11.

Gard of Thanks

Mr. and Mm. Patrick Noonan. Sumtn-erslde, wish to thank the Sisters and Nurses. also to Dr- J- A- McMiilan of tho City Hgsbital.

Charlottetown. for thc zoo care Midrllihdfldll cm Iioir littlo son Lawrence during ilinoal in t!!! Hospital. 3-31-11

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QONIIDIILTION lalll IN IUIANOI . 1

1'. c. rsuun non-mt. ual m w. out... snturdby. 517-1

Minister of Agric

3-27-21.

FAMILY BEREAVED. — Tm death occumad on March 28rd. in Boston of Mr. Robert P. Crohke. formerly of Charlottetown, gm. klfiranunbemd by

trio . Although n in health for some time his came unexpectedly and was u great d mock to his sisters Mrs. Josephine Hornsby, Mrs. Frederick Vllalier, and Mrs. L. G. Henry all of Char- lottewwn to whom .._, ‘ is

Actually

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of this order. "The

bought Prince lid

question as to wh

cal cf money to be made,‘ Stewart said. the seed a than» cost.’ ex-I .

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,Of Ordcrs fir’ France.

bhipments in Speech on Draft Address

____- i RESERVE EASTER MONDAYq Prince Edward Icllnd supplied bio is tint it il all sold under April ll for the play “Even Btqih- ,moi-e than half the seed a ltoes somebody also’: acme-our bacon." en 1t the Prince Edward Theatre w h went to Frnnce c mil- Mr. Btowurt: “Not all o! it; there in aid o! tin Qharlottptown Hgg- lion-dollar order recently‘ filled, is a locci plant which handles pitll. e Q-fl-nldeclared Hon, w. F. Stewart, Min- some. which gave an extra moms 1mm slat ' luteii o! “i~i‘i““.‘é'°' “hi”... wartl. "airman ‘nu mung f mry W "HNHIWHIIY. . c .c:'ow c LTD, will be upcn all d‘; wfifi’. was speaking in the deboto on the 100 hogs 39st go from o Island _ and closed day grimy, Draft Address. - qunlifynu the highest typo ‘of O

New Brunswick dealers. ho said. bl on? ed lo fill their own part years.

ril three of our dealer; uuppligd ‘this perm cent, I think.

’ Mr. "We were selling in t not a gl-Qtdesi more t

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ulture Discusses Potato

tended.

m. .._ _. mm’? "0 31mm Mel‘ Mr. Stewart: "It didn't seem like very good business on th

'pf‘"l of lrw Brunsivick."

. Mr. Strong: “The Island deal- ure 819-5 t9 e11. hill"! be making more out of m him out “sum. after havin/s the farmers than the New Bruns- tihe misfortune of hurting l1'.s foot Iwici; dgplgrgf’

Haven was c vi ..

‘Iliie many friends of Mr Gsorgc Cahill in Kelly's Cross

Missss Theresa and Noreen; opening Remarks ' Hood were recent visitors to, Mr. Stewart: rmpziasizcd the North Wiitihire. great scarcity of farm labor. He

- ldid not expect um Island fami-

Kellyb Cross r is progms- ers will continue to have the largo sinl fnvornbly under the capable amount of cxportsble products to manna-unit of Miss Blanche scll, because the farms have br— Murray looms so denuded of able-bodicd

—- .men. Messrs Ronald Gremlin and. M?» Heath $mm81 "D0 Y0" °-‘1"

“£11m Mpnaghpn elctlal stéll further decrease in tho 1 , i a n nc me

v o" h Emfi Mr. Stewart: “Unless we have u

t M1‘, Amos Curlcy. Brookvble’ ai-Itrelncgfvluslylnizccdligaégpxfnici; _ . son w c w requ t 1 c.

ended the pl. y in Charlottetown ‘help on the farm}, This appum.

WSPG recent .\

M. Wi 11:57: trll. wilunni-ilcuiany the hay crop. 511111-55 5.7;}? ‘(e119 war)’; end [nfitixlllélfigltlrylfi the foundation oi’ the Kenya cross’ _._____ He referred to the large carry-

Mm syn,“ moot south Meg over crop of 1944 as a fortunotc ville attended the st, hi"

1m i k's i B- um, in Charlottetown i“ l Reviewing last season's farm

____ , IiZaCUVIClES. he s‘aid lthclée Ed: l vlcry

Mr. Charlie Wood has retumecll i?” crop o wma’ u p: c“ 1m" w" minds w» winiedliiifi “°8‘...“°¥‘i..§§'§€“i’.i.l"ii.°.§°§' months on the mainland ' y

growlngmiixed grain crops they can feed n much larger number of ‘hogs. In 1941 there was twico u much wheat grown on the Island as in i944. . The increase in 19M over the

Tolls llf Link-lip

_ preceggrigoygarhilxi out reduction , us . re wc With Airborne Force n: .1... ....°:......“ 1.“. uok-

wheat there was an increase of l12.000 bushels. In mixed

,,y,;=-;,;gg,;ui+g», aims ~ iii“ .11? ..:..l3.‘§l'°...‘i°.$£§“i. "is: NE r I IO , “‘ ‘ March x __ (A?) A lsmbg crease of over 2,500,000 bushels.

between Fluid Mirth-cl Montgom- In My me m“ crop w“ u-

. t double that of the preceding crys round forces and troops of mos m; it g ch mm,- m‘ Am“ l" m’ 5m“! W" yfiillltyn. This wvfis on xr-Iglcction of

accomplished this morning when hree big tank destroyers rumbled nto the pinc woods hiding the air- ournes command p st. British crew's operating millimetre dreadnoughts didn't stop long-lull; sufficient. in foot, for tho hi urious airborne troo to do some buck- ounding an hund- shcking. en they thundered on eastward. The bridgehead tends al

t c policy of the Department in bonusing and paying freight on ground limestone.

"We have 4,500 more cattle than we had the preceding your." Mr. Stewart said. "I don't hink thlt ever in the history of the Island did we export so many dot? cat-

" Pcrgi ulariy an .

tie. He mentioned shipments to Newfound

Sheep increased by 7,000 in the last year. There was a crticulcr- ly largo poultry product on chick- ens being increasedby 150. over

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the preceding year. Paillorun

"Puiiorum," Mr. Btewort said, "is a very insidious disuse." He

the 90-

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column wos a little more th feat away, deafening burr

tank turned tail and tho infontlil-y followed suit.

tack the Germans could muster referred to

o Mira IV mu; and about tn infantrymen lPpfOlCh-

When the head of the c sn 100 the pilots cut loosc u a with every won- ind. Tho smoki

, do we man two tests but they are followed all through the season." he said.

“Reference was made to chicks coming in from‘ outsid . T don't understand why our funnel-s still persist in im orting n m” could gloe have been wal

-'-‘H=—=—--—- - lion of these chicks, bu n, | p". ‘l‘°i"t°"““31‘i’1§.°'“”'iil§§ lilti-‘Svfi? 1|" m" M € ‘an; regaosw llcnco mo» iii-mm S Ill ll ggggkggg f; fgglvlu gihmg} '1 i»§"--~°"'-' loosonollilrsilla ‘ rt" ‘i W‘; ‘ym g Q l B Y! Oi’ Q1‘ n OTCQ- . "' m‘ "‘“"" "m" u ‘ . mum. ' 1£i°°i1?i‘.’."l“°'t'n‘§°'§ni§1§l§§°'$»'3 dwfimumvu’ , lmmlflihflw¥wfifi°l and the quality of the bacon was "unfit... m p’ ration improved. Mr. Smart acid. Ho w w Qadrvtcm n n: I m ins snced the lucce of the hot ‘ ' W." 511353‘ '1?‘ “l?” “ti?” intlriluwnzl nail»? mun-m ' MW? t m?" 3? 3"" ' ° Juniors Since '1'} 8r‘, ._A-~-u—>'— >"" I

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Prince, Eilvlurtl Theatre

EASTER lllillllliiY, APRIL 2n. iriuiilotoii m EVENING

Mdllhw 2:30 Hm. -- wcssig uzl.» 12m.

Al. ‘rickets on sale at ilolmairs March 29th, 10 A.M., ‘Saturday, 1o A. Ni.

Thursday, March 31st.

Joulv 1:05.45; t ‘Ibmnto n1 b.1155?“ ‘éllkuh’ ‘fiat ' - o w l . n: " e we ro- ' y ' k at the Good Friday Peace; ducing enough hogs in Prince gid- “cur” ‘at. 75 u!’ _ “u” hnmnln w C15. w be presented at the ward Island , - Charlottetown Hotel Fkiduy at 8.15. Mr. Stewart: “No. we src not." Adult» MIUIIBE 50 01B- A delegation from the Inter-Allied Dr. Macmillan: "I notice an c - , Olub will be present as guests of n1 nu been mode Renal-lily E;- Procoeds in aid of Lharlottetown Hospital we Cfilgarlottetown Bahgisihlisolemb- fifmlégdersl ‘war zndthbepgtg . W are sponsors o e - a r, n u e ‘ - rum. Mr. Roberts is district mun- Country's .ncodn an: for ‘fiununuuijim/l iii". é.<;'.i*"=..'~.iiir"..rr.2s::; i2."i.‘.“"é.°‘.‘3f.‘ “i P""*"" ‘as’: Ho dis t... u. 1...»... . . ~=l c . e i! r n . c u o " .' tnogeak for plcuce in Héhe t“ t should be emphasised." - at: time otbhgtl- sources. w‘: §“'=“~i1'1'l§¢¢“§§§.°“ m"!- it tum; Provnces. cu ec nc n8 ocn rver toms. He re erred to grants glveni $31115?‘ villi’. Pfiiiéliiisifii m. suwiiféiiiii“... . u.- mffiilffy’ pibiiitiiimlohdfidééiiif lfiitlii. 321a ES$."...Z"§“°"' 353 vited. 3-39~1i. minion-Provincial conference of ed inst year. We were behind variousl distributed 51am‘ we" agricultural departments repres- nearly 500.000 pounds, but this was regret hat more “ordinai-i ‘$11M antntives at Ottawa last year. ‘The more tliansoffset by the greatly ers" did not attend the Fin-mg; Slim Mngetwfleottiold miles“, ‘mfiphgtc t id 1 ul 3"": ‘and w n“ b’ ' 1 wc o pr ucc qu so . war so c "rcn - o vulunbie discussion. H m! ' "PM but...» p.12..." " "i" "- iirirti . "":.:.ii:..:’.. ocmsirczsiilitzl" i’ m? ___ ‘Hteh revieszed ‘briefly the history pounds. ' Reuumlng the debate Thursday Mu m1- E Trainer ouaraietleoi plmwigmihlsm ‘W'- u 1.23%‘. t“ brew “m” m. evening ML Stewart expkmwd m” . y . was l. l; n s_ rov ncc. en n cos or processing for metho of taking samples for pm. recent visitor t Charlottetown et we arc shi in th war ur oses he id tcti i .°__ ' lialf the seed lgtatgesmgzttfich not; p p ' n ' inlttftlonuli"§ai§°“l§.i'§>§'fi mould The many friends here of Jidxs. -- , out of Canada. e said. Fulcouwoud scores were foun to be itsoiii: John E lTai t t l Mr Stewart d ribed th D Ml Mill th f he had ‘the nfiliglcrxtiigir: of Douala?‘ Him w- 7- A- suwl" sultuof a potatmwéontest in. Org: errnilk it Fficonmd?" ‘planed scalding vsgtelfalmeggielduresulll 1m’ moi, y "-—--"'-—'~" '"""'—_‘—“""c m m tttilrtiagsevéhizztiiiiehcl hgdlsgended’. ‘lg: u lghr Stcwag: égflet vgra slgortt o: iy. {he guality of‘ butter 111C523: M_1-1[h5|-on_"ou cs morace o e o ave or me. u a age a: eenmucl d Mr Francis Cari-uglier spent l\[lil€5|23l‘eallll1li“ifl me what price eradication of potato diseases. He present they, have more than result of departmentglprgl/fiiriri: me w,“ end 1n Kink°ta_ my, seed was urdered gg?" alssoldeclt lwith the provisions for hey can use.’ u this matter. __.._ Mr, Stewart: "I cant tell you a tanning iéxtigtone and the - Dr. Macmillan were they The Minister reviewed thc m. On March 111th quite a numbci- exactly, because there was an ex- NI Y 0 I! s l lufficioht qunn- watering the, milk for the pcti- coco of the Provincial Exhibition from m u Cross, attendgd me change rate, but I could have the ttty last year from the Quebec cuts? n I and other fairs during the ym 5t. Pam <5 play m mum-am ‘figures per bushel for you before quggyM _ “ Mr. Stewort: I dont think it. Exhibitions are being carried on l 1c hctlsrs rises. Only tha large m; tclihce. Have we an in- Perhcps it was Holstein milk hey to keep up the morale oi‘ the m. The communny extends sincere houses wuum underwrite sum i, {aspen n that plant in Quc- hcd. (Lu hter). u pie as well us for the improvement sympamy w M“ Dave Robert! on large Drama 1t was a vgry lucky clog st v “L Dr. Mlac illcn. What hap en- of livestock sources after the Will‘. the sudden death of her fathu-Mr, thing for_u: this French uglier m “eovésr .Th:st yiarnyve gnive ‘cdo the en's? Have you g0 a Lasbtl yea}; by way of innovation, Iflrgnk Brim“ ,cn.me in Lccause with the or ers x n £0 - .v ae_ e pr co o s r e . _ ' _ cat e pr es were given in pm- ccming n from the United States $0 ‘mics haunt $1.50‘; tan. The . 5 art. ‘The hens produce gortlon to the number of herds ex- MM» Mo» “gin” w =1;~~,;, .‘i~“.f..f“;§"....‘§°'t.i°.ii- bums“ r -."‘.‘.i.83... .li:l:";:. .:‘.i...l".*: '.“'3f.%..°.'.‘i..li’iii‘. 22:: .*::.1=i.i.:.°i d2‘“outwith?”c.."ii::.;i= semaxy spent ‘i wee n - ' _ . ‘ . '. ' i Freetown‘ The gag‘ M M: and tlMtla Head)‘ iS-trliiilgbrlzlceaxgcilgle ti: tnmOSl-Ildfaiellilgrspni-do iiD§=1§§§§vo°a is .§§=.1='§l%='1-°-P°"t 3:” gliiigtionnderlrpriisetd .1""Fi§“l'“"°“ Mrs. Charles Delghan. ‘a ‘me ca o‘ ‘ n n] d “:1, to M s‘ . .. . .. ‘ a as” l‘ m“ ____ sold a dealer in New Brunswick a any [go flflohlafilllih m esmno m tr’; ewcrt. I wouidn say uitiem be exten ed tn all livestock M“ “m” 01mm“ Nmm‘ Wm‘ col: Ounfioblllgrsigtvftfvrat‘iimigllfnliigiig; could n31. e 31K Quelzgo." ‘y 5r‘. Muclifillun- "What is the ox (manned n iahlffluyls a IBCEIW visitor to South pflé, than he cauld get "om I‘, _—:_-.~_~_-—_-; i_—== c-Y- .. .—-—-_»,-—-—~z- -°---' ev e. J-mcl clr-wlcrs, Why could the New m mum“ cavamgh New Brunswick dsziler pay a higher

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