THE __t_;1gA|<ull'rur;.;/N GUARDIAN

STOCK QUOTATIONS

Montreal Stock

MINING

Nb. 28- (OP) —Mln-

16:10am. t ti Beturd a ~ Eltitlllligli ‘ﬁfuﬁr: o" ‘y “l: s-e Aunor kii 1s .05 1-0 : d I 2 gggziligln ‘l: 1-! 3:31’ é‘ : 1 p“, Supersa s, n80, .. 5c l lb. Dried Apples _ 30° Gan Car Found 8 m?! 1:9,, '- 1 9w‘ "ha" s0". “n” m l "l- Allrlcots 95¢ ‘ 8:11: gtfamahips lg t: 951mm“ '78 e lolis Toilet Tissue . . Iie l n“ an“ "n" " mum", PM, cent Pet 1-04 f. e tins res-Jo u. m m con- smelt u s-e vwtwfffm i; 7 Portal: Cereal, lergﬂ ill!’- iﬂc special gasésgafal B 3: l" OIOInhAL-um 105 .1 i lbs. Macaroni . . . . 55c 98 . Dom Tame 7g r f; § g lbs. Dessert Raisins ese 4b. Bag Punty Hom- gzflggg m, l: m‘ m, Mu 114 ; '9' $2.79 Gen Steel Wares a a-s Gum" ~13 l" - m How Smith 1a s-s H . {g3 1 libs. Beet-l m 1o bars o. a. Soap .. m hg,$;b,,,,,, Q {j} y.“ w“ o: ~ 4 y, ason . f srncm. wsr Anluvrp 1'" Lax Sony .~. m ﬁg Q19; c" f? t" up 1. so i ‘ "l" Colin-res Soap s; l. Dufiault o2 1-2 New Prunes, I lbs. 85c l] ---- c NONI-Ml 43 mh 1., .__---i-—-_- "'80 Cllnso and Bowl __ g9, Power Corp s 5-8 I u ~83 libs. wens leans m lboiltle nun. 16c Sh“ cm, , MacLeod 112

l0 lbs. Rolled (late ........ 49c 10 "ll, Island tlaiamll . Site Bibs. island Cream M Wheat 25c 1 ll». old island Cheese 85c i lb. pkg. of Cocoa 10o I lbs. Creamery Better 10c s pllgs, Corn Flakes and

(iinss . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 20c 6 Rolls Toilet ‘Pissac ...... lie War Saving Stamps m... 25c

KENT Ill PIJNCI

Guardian

per ward;

Pheeiied 8e per word; in met Oil

predation. ‘lee II application.

Be lure to hny WAR Saving Stamps at 101m c

and and lunlre this drive bigger than it is ‘mun Th]. ‘at. you (um still make your choice about the things not always be your privilege, S0 HELP WIN THIS WAR,

P. ‘J. MacDonald P"<>~H@@-w-

idvertieing iletes -— Peyehle in Advance IIIUII “In! lee Al! Aiverﬁe-alh I Cellh

toenlnlelllwlrd: Wcelern and an» mm Announcements and Coming Ivcnle lo p: um

Ne _ Carlie. etc- 5e ee “ab? eeri. cents pee inch. Arlin- end glitter:

at present, remember you buy. this may

HEAT DEPARTMENT

"will": Steak 2st lb. Salam- ........ 25c lb. Boneless Slew lieat 25c lb.

Round Steak Bile lb. Potted Meat 15o lb. Roast Beef 26c lb. Snare Itibs ...... .. s lbs. 28c

Fresh Pork, Chickens, Hams, 099979‘, Lettuce, Tomatoes. War Savings Stamps 95¢

WE DELIVER C, 0, l),

1N IQ!’ lltlh‘ U!

.. ... “matron

a wgrwnuoueudnlrbsrmu‘ il§l6l1

“Wu. on... hi‘:

Wanted

LIGHT CAR. SE AN. GOOD CON- j dition. good hes. Also Office l, typewriter in 300d condition. Care ct Box Z Guardian Oﬂice. J a-ae-sl.

Male Help Wanted

‘ANTED-MAN ron FARM rk Good

y wo . wages. Alton 1 Rodd. Milton. 2-27-31-

FANTED -— FOREMAN FOR LOB-

ster cannery. Ap iy National Selective Service Oﬂxlce. 2-27-21.

Baby Chicks {ABY CHICKS-NEW HAMP-

lr Hb d.Wl'liAld.E-3-

goseafiiogriieﬁiouw. 32-20-61. Miscellaneous

S. DAVISON,‘ l2 UPPER

ilsboro, furrier. 2-25-1-3-31.

liar-ZS Years Ago Today

' 3i’ The Canadian Press

March 1 lino-Armed merchant raiser Calgarian torpedoed and sunk oﬂ the north coast of Ireland. German destroyer and two mine- "Wpers sunk in mineﬁeld ofi Netherlands coast. American troops repulsed German raid north o! Toui on the Lorraine front.

"HIS ENLIST MORE WOMEN

NEW YORK. Feb. $B—(A.P)—A tnhsocesn dispatch from Berlin said laturdd German woman holding riving li- cences have been told to enlist as motor car operators es part Bern-av’: total mobilization scheme. ‘The broadcast, recorded bl‘ the Associated Press. said the "m!" Will drive delivery vans and “Elli vehicles belonging a the rail- ‘ "l Ind postal services.

snyscaarm Fours

Qhi-Wrﬁper- strongholds. l0 to it “.125 Milh. featured‘ th- sky/linen ‘Sift-ii’! Li‘ Wes-

For Sale

FOR SALE-YOUNG REGISTER- ed Jersey Cow to freshen March 6th. Howard Schurman. Central Bedeque. 3-1-4-6-31.

FOB. SALE - MODERN HOUSE. rfect condition, ﬁnest location City. Garage attached. Apply

‘Box 204. 2-20-51.

FOR SAUL-THE SOMERS FARM, Fort Lawrence, Nova. Scotia. 100 acres cultivated land. 130 acres WOOGlBIItLBIw farm buildings. 4 miles from Amherst. Apply F. J. Somers, Fort Lawrence. Nova Scotla. 1

us» _ ms'r_-BAmc noon CONTAIN- ing sum of money. Reward. Phone 5'11. 3-1-11-

Teachers Wanted warship -_'rr:Acnr:n_ m. s1". Margaret's School. Apply R. C. _ McPhee, Secretary. 2-25-31

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uasenuno I

Hamburg. where Nazis build and base many oi their U-boats, has iheen frequently bombed in the new RAF campaign to hit the sub men- t

ace at its source.

Where Lend-Lease Hos Been Going

- regular channels 0d trade.

N. Y. Stock

Mcllellan .01 3-4 Monets. .35 O'Brien .01

Baldwin 1.0m 14 Pioneer 1.53 Bendix Av 38 7-8 Sonﬂtor J5 Beth Steel 61 1-2 Sherri“ 33 Ches a Ohio as r-a 81am ~89 1-2 Chrysler '14 o-a 8 E Pete .06 1-4 Elec Auto Lite as Bleep R- 1-85 Con Edison 19 1-8 Blllllv .75 Gen Elec as 5-s Sylvan 1-60 Gen Motors 4B 1-2 T0511?" ~53

A 4 1-2 Ventures 5.80 Fraser VTC l6 comes" =2: .. °""=

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1m pew 1g Foothil Lil m: Central 14 0s Bko 10 Gt Nor pm g5 Pend Ore 1.55 Kennepott 32 ‘P811115! ~03 Nor tAm Cg g3 a ‘ Mon War 5 - . Pen m 2a 1-2 |’ m m 0° a M Montreal iiu h Std Oil NJ 50 3-4 ~—~——— Texas Corp 46 3-4 Abltibi I0 United Air 32 l-B Abltiloi Pfd 8 US Rubber 32 1-4 BA Oil l9 1-2 US Steel 6o 58 1-4 Beauharnois I 5-8 Vanadium Corp 1s 1-2 Bathurst A l4 1-3 west Blec 32 ‘l-B Vlckers 4 1-4 West Elec L! Price 00m 11

forward sound practical suggestions

Continued Seed Grain

From various parts of the grov- ince inquiries are coming to the Provincial Department of Agricult- ure for seed grain. The Department has made an investigation of this matter, but find it difficult to place an estimate upon the actual scarc-

we are infonned that farmers have

' preserved their own supplies and

are securing their feed requirements ircm the trade. This hag been an admirable precaution. In other dis- tricts, however, an evident scarcity exists and where this is s0. direct- ion is given to the nearest source of supply. _ The Department of Agrlcurture is at present establishing facilities thmu h which supplies may. be provi ed to lumen throus the These supplies will be indie later date, and will be provi on the payment of the cost of groin and over head charges. reliance however, should not ..- placed by any of our producers on this suppy. which may not be ade- quate to meet i demands. The complete cleaning of supplies o! grain to be used for seed and the avoidance oi’ any feed Brains tor this purpose is again brought to the attention o! our purchasers.

Wsrbia Fly Central

As announced in a recent issue of the Farm Front, educative mat- erial will soon be ready for dis- tribution In connection with warble Fly control. A large number o! posters will be distributed through- out tha Province the Provincial Department oi A culture, and ar- rangement has been made {or the distribution oi pamphlets covering the latest methods of control for this pest. Parties interested in this bulletin should write to the Prince Edward Island Department of Agric- ulture sfter which one will be for- wardcd.

Broader Stoves

Our poultry producers are bc- coming somewhat alarmed over the scarcity oi brooder stoves. This. however, is an unfortunate result

of worth; oocrltdltizmns. A Ire: e a van age may = u r x "i '

i: on: 5Q} El , 522213? ﬁfth. "‘:5;§.."..;o*:

V9 Cl!“ 0P0 6T0

Mm» m" '*"'-'-" eussn ems/l f ss:""s.:::.:'::..':" "" ‘Rn-Akl ‘Mun! ‘ neig!‘ who have bmoder stoves.

q and] who ltnoend tomoniygl llleithm

n y. a P -f > eary. or a some‘ o er me n

..':r.*-.."~*.... l r a - r - W - or" o: “mun” 9'65"“. "3736",", w'sz7‘m q stoves may be used by two

(t); three Iadrllsletlelrsé o; evemore in

O same 0 v ill I [IN-

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”“'m'm “uﬂmn fmwlm ‘Mann. been reported where‘ farmegs have

ii ‘ ‘ our mired

sears AND i , i chick; end intend to u w- slumno \ - E I - gather, dividing up m. m sm- wumpoo summit mtmm 811,504.00 2 it is suivtceblie£ntake them to their

no‘ \-‘ . There eremerlyerrahgementsthet

'°°°= H! P =- I! - ii;i.“:..'i.“$.t‘.“.ti’°i.“£§5§' $.15}; eeeopstooo 100,211.00 ill-WM! ' unit wiii prove effective and set-

. g isisctomnd we would respectfully

E direct e who have pieced orders

‘m a _ ‘I _ lﬁsﬁlilfnf-swiislrir ‘ares.

‘l-"MM "Wm" “mm” """"°°° m; facilities umbr- difficult eon-

"f-"Al. AID ammo» norms» smut-I'M tilt-MN ‘m’ ' '

1 Gmml limestone

gull‘! lhapg

0f U. l. lend-bee . Id

I

' °“ March. tail-December, ma figures released by administrator shows where most oi 8-3531731000 in lend-lease

;N::9°" facilities to that nation slowed delivery of we: lid- .‘ y-aqmﬂqumqpgoopmpodennleeevicl-eringtc

est-en as dllell, but lhnited m I ' Chart

A greet men! irquirin are com-

in! to the uiture regard

o the ground i me- stone

ity that exists. In many sections, 1n

ITHE FARM FRONT

i

This Department will be maintained by Provincial and Federal De- partments c! Agriculture, the Prince Edward Island Federation of Ag- riculture and the Prince Edward Island Agricultural Supplies Commit- tee. Its purpose is to assist m every possible way the expulsion oi farm production in this province in 1843 and thus contribute to the toad re- quirements of our country in this time o! need. Farmers are aired to

that will assist this cause to the

Deputy Minister oi Agriculture, Charlottetown. Watch for these Depart-

iniorm us they are not able to honour any orders until well along in the summer. This is rather dus- rnan tarm- ers who need this msteri l. The n able to secure some considerable supply from the J. J. LeClerc Company, County,- Quebec. This lime is oi’ good test,

appointing to e great Deparunent, however. has

Drapeau, Bonaventure

but not quite so fine as that com-

cerns. Tare cost is on a very fav- ourable. basic ieveI, and consider- able quantities have already been shipped into the Province. Another source of supply has been tap

by the Department in Nova sco ia, and it l, thought that some relief may be secured from this particular area. Mr. D. B. nald of Bedeque is the agent for his parti- cular supply, and in uiries in this connection might we ed to him. Some time ago it was suggested that prisoner labour be

Edward Island. The writer {eels thatthese might be used for bet- 191‘ IdVMItBBB in the time quarries. thus assuring adequate supplies of this important material tor shi. - ment and distribution into the Province. Labour shortage in the quarries is given In a reason “or lack of supply.

Broader Houses

A bulletin is being prepared on

Lhe Broader House Policy of the

Provinci l Dec rtm c - uiture. ‘ighis wiili beerrhsfdgffprégllifsi tributfon shortly and 51m other

Ilttllll end Supplying Glasse-

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OPTOMITBIST Montague. P I l. Office I 2 i0 ll

:2‘: e ‘d '” n

llalida etc. tn nppotntmen.

with

0f ce Connected | DBUGSTOII

NOTICE

The Annual Meeting a: us; pug. "l! N! l!!! Pvlllry (Io-Operative Aesoointion Ltd, will be held tn lWQIllWl lllll. Sonrll. on Tuesday. March Ind ll I P. M.

By oyder of secretary.

EASTERN EGG I POULTRY (JD-OP. ollrie 2-27-81.

FOR SALE

at Hugh Walkefs Barn.

4 horses Plucky Scott (206) in foal to Kaimuclr

“l stallion Frisco Direct,

I drstt mare, i2 years old in foal, 1 horse, 5 yars aid, suitable for ladies’ saddle. HUGH WALKER

“Ethan” FuTif-‘ovfiﬁi

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g from some or the other con-

bs acidress- .

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bulletins in connection with the poultry industry. Inquiries cotfrlinﬂ into the Department of A§1'1¢'~1l11-"'3 in connection with brooder hvllﬁe construction mnV not be ﬂnswelﬂfl for a few days PBIKWIS the 155111112 of the bulletin referred to. These W111 go out as. 50011 us ready to any ‘ enquirers.

Protein Feeds A great deal of concern is being

employed on the {arms of Prince‘, yen by producers in this province

regarding the supply P? Pmieln- unquestionably. there lS a dearth of this material. This is unavoid- able, however. under conditions -v'-r="o "'70 amok. particularly h0g5. has almost doubled in numbers wiw the past two or three years. The quantity o1’ Protein feeds re- quired for vitaly increased number

- :\ greatly increased poultry industry. has thinned our- tlw suunlv. until there are 5111389 dlfficultlei in securing the neces- sary feeds. The Department of A|7,"i'\vvit1li‘e4§ mnlmw n thorouoh invmtigation of this situation, and

rive QuIACHEs ~ ‘ $9»

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Teas of Thousand: e!

WLIINTEEII W0liKEli$

are/re your Red Cross Doliifs Stretch Farther

Toiling daily in selﬂ d .

labor t .k , ess EYOIIOII, Canadian w farther-Q m3 B lOUR Ru! Cross dollars $322: They sew and knit garments,

su i‘ , 51y - Pldr food J PJ's}; precrous boxes [or our boys in “:5,

Since eh

workers ‘all: $5.1?’ nlfiiﬂogrosst" s o

a_"_9f_ﬂ$. packed millions

crvrirzn comfort and relief

Other volunteer women ‘ Y

‘lmbulancesfrgzli-lly trained, m"

"Blue Smock" articles from °[ ‘$59!. {or

drcd relieve human suffering,

The 857,000 me b $3115" ~~"1-';:.:'..'l.'.lr.::?= R“ 0-»- vo unreer k

8° farther for iiﬁgriirggllil Red _Croes dollars preparation of blood seyrum f’ me cal "P1311?!- war victims on the world's vllarogoizlltsl ﬁghters and Tb‘ '

IS mus! g0 on. A: Ab! war eapamlx, u

need . Mandi’ , pk “gregzow Never e04: lb: need [or YQUR bu”.

RED CROSS OFFICE l2 Prince Street Telephone 3010

BED GROSS

3/75" éamaa Aaj/etzicqyhzli qaeaﬁt I

hay will help assisifiinklthempiprrl-yonce was made to quantities ‘Q dilation required. Pen. out. and feed ‘ waste materials around- our liﬁllill

mixtures for hny will also increase, districts. It r5 to be 110W“ m“

the vane of time rouahztge. while-other uses will be mllde 0i lllll m many SQCLIQHS u; least, the ln- ‘1 material during the present season. some feeds that will help baauce clusion oi peas in the grain mix-tRefefenve was also made waste- his ration. The proper care of tur and perhaps some flax, will i186 0i’ llllmal “'91”! l" m‘ pastures where the best and mostgnelp to provide a ration of farm Bliluﬁhflef 0f 0i" 1 V! Stmk- W119i?‘ dlgcstablc pruciu may be secured produce materials that requires (‘Yer conservation may 11¢‘ DTRCUCPd i< o i w-r that should lecetvelvcry little additional protein supnle- this lhnllld be "Tiled lmmedlalcly consideration this summer. Thclment. ' into affect and serve the very use-

earher cutting of clover and mixed‘ At our farmers meetings refer-ital Pllllmse °5 Sllllplylni l V“! ___,_ _ scarce commodity.

any further iniorrnntlori (lll supplies mil be iiillﬂd to the public from time to time Regarding dairy rations, the producer may help the stuzttlou bv providing for himself

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The announcement that Colonel General von Arnim had been appointed to command tho Gcrnlan forces in Tunisia was oi interest at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa Herc ls seen n iul -.'l"(\s_<_ hp]-

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"lies. among which was a blorzi-sohked Union Jack. used to wrap l mldIer who had died of wounds. The helmet eventu- iliy found its wru- tn the Dominion Archives and

met. which belonged to von Arnirn when he "ms Squadron Lender (Pittwoistcrv Count von Arr/In during Wot-Ix! War I, He was captured by; tho 13w- ish on the Western front. A Canadian officer brought l

za-hrn the nfizccr- (is mi to (“CliilliiiP his souw-nir 11m. he chose thr- u. \-1 sci ilvlmt-t hP-iougznu to the present commanzicr-lrl-ciiiof oi the German Arm) in battle-scarred Tunisia.

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BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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‘i mamoctsswtt. PLAY CARDS 6TREN4 ‘IOiSQE HOTTERN I i

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