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TIIE CHARLIE? ETEWN GUARDIAN

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. 5L 1 ,_ , . . .1 1.\.\. Sfillllvpel’ year Eimhilu h ' _ \'\.ll. .100 lur u months,

' 1 month» nh-r’ ..=.t11 111.1) be 051M119!‘ l‘ “ohm, IIILIU> iquaru, Mew York; 01d c, ; 1 1 \II‘IIL'I' Milk and Washington IIlnfuli. ». ..- .\;,t*t1r_v, I218 I’I:¢_l 5L. bfmxti. M, lum News blunt-I. in,“ \'...11'r's M415 Slund Sub- Dun 1 -_ .. u-p, ltunuton 5.13- "Thii, w .1. .1 1s Weaker than the . ...st Ink."

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1111- Controllers

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..t_ a Lkuztiul- '.'.e war the De- r g1". out a sort ' -~1.:1:1:1c<>s 21ml ‘ w vi the MC l1cci1 3 . ulxtiicr‘

'1 <1" 111:: of it, kruvws

1 1 r. tir \'.i:;1(

a _ . »-'.r own _lk‘l\§ aff

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=1 5' ‘ some c011"? Tera

" cmracter of tlzeIr 1cr.:—-ar.tl some tT-e sazre things . ve n1 un- lieariiig tipiin .. zed from prob- corne from the some mernlwer of '_\', cotitrrVers arc '1': i‘. is no part of

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the 1111:211-

F he is I"'l~1 '11. \' t0 ‘L’ the rt-g11l.1t'.ons.

.1»- l: Government tltc proper channel drpzirttuent eon- <1er (or the head w ‘h as the \Var‘imc v "ing for the Cov- ."\‘..\‘\Ol'lSlI>i€ Xl"*is1cr.

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In t‘! “uentnry government there i“ ‘ . any other way may On'v I

»"‘l"- who was in the Depart- ‘Qf C"lI15(‘l for some .. to do about such '2 o.‘ rhe first things he c the personal pro- . atluus put out mns and orders 1e can be held re-

'- “TXYTTCYTI.

"T . ,> t’ 1r Instance“

Thls f. , , in the current Issue of ." 7

" . . :~.e malt-es up In qual- I1)‘ '. (\l t.'.<~.l to in quantity. flaite -.

. _.; Ctuiada for 101m 5,- Bgn 1,12 nsccl of 700,- 041 ' lﬁince lid< v» v to Ship t lite I:- 5 1 ~ 1 K

("l1'.l‘.Ll.:iJ.<'vlC s . tall fanning

c‘ '. .5 year has scur- \'5. l..'1<1 _v<':tr , . .

-..1l ttpium

tn lllf‘ (inv- .' 11-." 1 n .'\-' for g . 1 1 llﬁlf rib», 1'1 t ..- 11111~'1 1:1 i i‘ i. l1.1'.11'.~1 1 1.‘ .,' ' ' 1 1 t v

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.. ~ I 1 1'1 ; -1 1'1

l1 :1. l l111‘\- . ' 1'1 '~ _l p1

for “. 1 iurli arc 1 1r

unspeakable conditions under the “CO-PYWPQ" ity" regime.

I11 Spite of the deliberate encouragciuent of the drug traffic liy the _l:ipI111¢-\'. 111 “M91” 1° d¢111p1~nlilc1]11~p1-..p1¢_ 1111- fight Zlgllllhl. the menace is still bring carried on by the Lcflguﬁ of Nations Sneit-:\-, llOZ\\'llll>!{tfl('llng the disloca- tion caused bv the war. According t0 a report jug: {,>.111-,1 It; the IJJIIQUO. tlzcrc was a diminu-

ti~n in illicit tisi-l-ng in d111,," throughout the \\.11-j.1 111 1111- \\'.lI‘ tiulul f.1.-1 .\l;1,\, and “no ef- fu,“ a“. ppm! _p-p,,11.11:1~r1\'e the system of 9.1111114 of dangtz-nis ditzga built up so IJIIIOTIOIIS~ 1‘. {.1 111v ];1.1 tnenrv tun ix-zirs under the aus- l-)1\_‘1\1vl- 11;,» 1 i-f Nations.” '

Needed Reform

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Lord lieiuictt, in a statement at Vancouver, <11;~.-<.11 cciiau elwioral 1's 11111115 iucltiding “m. 111-11 111111111 rulttirg e\'¢1'_\' rlcﬂfifl Cftftilitllllc‘ mu a lll£1_l11f'1l_\’ of the votcr5—nO 111012

to 1x1 _ n\_{:111'll\ reprcseiitaines. _ _ '1'1,,-11 ppquvsal is nut new, says the Winnipeg 123-8, 15...; Ivtll flit-re is a particular timeliness p, I 1.411 1111- pzmpcct of another large

Qpii m1 111§11u1 n-pit-tiitutivcs 81.161‘ 1_l1€ 11¢-\"1 ..;1 C11 llillS, I)\'“\‘.1ll*C of tne giouing sup , 1j.€1j1{1.l_p,11~1; and the electoral strcngm

. 1‘ . ‘i 11' 1Et- i-hl 11.11;... l re will he three- \.,,,,.,.\,,1 1-. . 111; 1\\t‘1' tlze t--t1111i"_v. \\'l'.l1 tllic v-ttr :11 11.411," OmﬂmItHQiY= lililil)‘ ewnl)’ ‘-‘l'

Yiillll. _ _ , 11,‘, ekcpﬁn of n11110r1ty representatives cuulvl lic emilv pfCYPlllvtl b_v the 1158 OI Ill? 1::1:~.~€t;.'1l»lc ‘. and it §l1<111hl l“? “lmeCPT ‘e <‘.\'>i1':1l,1ili:\' nf anictiditig Ill?‘

~"..:v to 211;. - 111 a demo-

p _\1; 11. |1u'11\'iii€ fur this. cr t cl-un ' \'.I".1 a representative svvﬁcut lllﬁl 1t s'-~.~nl1l not he possible for 1 ehmwwl l~_\' zlccltliiit, flliwiugll ' sv-irui, as u‘ _, ,_ 1'1: .\\1 c1111 . _ .11}.l 11g rcprtk-craie-rl lv a Céillvlldlllﬂ T\.".~'l"Il flie ' 1-1 rim witut and “l1” “Tlllid be H" . tlzt- (Serif-rs if ti. l~.:.d tliel °l‘l‘°"' my“ 1-1,. {up exp», n ,,.r:r Clltillt‘.

.1 nlcsqivitig turkey, s.» pleniiixil and cheap

“£4 n- n- Q-mv w 1k gcfug on in all Church and other 5 in QmAiCCKiOn with Ill! }'°\111€~

a'e all d 111g l1-

n- It

Th: day i, fﬂ§{ approaching when every one

111-111 have to dip deep down 111 111W Pockﬁtﬁf‘)

find out the extent of their sympathy with Citnmla" win-the-wuar policy. - v a-

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Hope Ottawa is not I0 g1'?1‘l11~"1ll." (lPlWlW “l5 of the PHI and Nova Scwtia Car Perri’. N0 one surelv would dare to ruaiutaiti tliat our Xm-a Qqotia inlet and Olllitl AFC non-essential.

>o< 4- * >11 DO “Qt l“ 11s forget the poor tuilurttiiiatc

orphans 11w qnjﬂcjinn 1'11» whom litigins t1ul11_\'. _‘

It would. tiiwtr do to lve gcncrous in mlu-r res- . 1...: 1.. .».~ pelts at 1 .r ex,<...e. Qmlll in spite of war,

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"cliiirlrtii and \\'1>lTl(‘fl w- r- m =0-

Mt-rcliant; who wish to enjoy the benefit of , </,.1,1.->1r “@511 L-nillplllslirii)‘ and not voluntarily up“, 01,511,111», u.» .\l1', llflflutlll’ tmintcd out to the g1'-~UFI'S and incztt flltﬂ, tlie itistrurtious of the dntcior m’ |<.~..-.11 lnulcs, .\lr. Burton, \‘l7..

1O 1111-5 a 1191111141 signctl by at least 75 per cent .

0f their nuniliers, and prescnt it to him. The

rest will follow as the itight the day. n1 w m w

New Brunswick is feeling quite happy ﬁt Th?! (l,

p1~o111o:i.;in of Mr. Michautl in the Government and anticipates considerable addition to Federal Government contributions to provincial enter- prises. Like ourselves, hut not to the same ex- tent, New Brunswick hitlicrto has been largely ignored in the matter of government contracts. In the Maritimes, Nova Scotia has been the Government's “fair haired boy" enjoying the bulk of the favours bestowed. l1 l! I‘ F

"One would judge that the authorities had a sen“.- of humor warped though it might be," says lirantford lixposizor. "A further drop in the official \\'l‘11'1l€S(\lC price of beef became effrctive here _ve.~tertla_v. The joke was that, for the 111<,»>t twart, there was no beef. To carry this ltiud of wit a bit furzher, the difference l-wtviecii tlte formcr and new prices of this ltypo- ilictiifll cnnunorlifv will probably be used to 1 dnun the cost of living index!"

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hlrs. Elirabcth Fry, English social refornitr died this date 18.15; was the daughter of Mr. john (Juruey of Earlliatu, tuember of one of the olde~t hanlrtng families in England; early in

Mr- 11111] orrn~i~11 to visit a dclittvns 1irison in lJ-uili-n, arul 1111s li-vrrifictl at the conditions prc- \.'1‘i:1.;'; ii111111-1li;11<l1v sct afoot to take action tluvugli the Church and Parliament to rectify 1111111111; r»1-_1:.11i/cd a society for prison reform; £1131] svrurcwl grcut i111p1'<1\'<':11t‘t1t.<.; not satisfied \\'iill tfus n» (‘l|‘.lll1l'l\'i‘1l on n campaign for the lvJn-r 111:11i:1;1111<111 and Cﬂllllltl of hospitals and a-"Tunw, stirrt-eiliiig beyond her expectation in gcrting the auiivnziics to itiaugurzitc improve- 111119. in ilv- l1 ~-;»i1:1l system and in the treat-

tmiit of the lllﬁlll". w n- 4 t

Tltn zzccd to get a (loci/W's certificate by per- 5111's r" 111;:n‘.g cx‘1'a sugar supplies for medical I'(‘.!~ n- his lutu iri-rsvlicil by the ration scction \‘~ iiiune and 'l'1':1rl(~ lunrd. I11- " ill 11f lynx: ,3 111 1111-1111 a tncdiczil certificate, ".1 ¢'\;~‘11"~(‘ :1"-l c1'c:1ii11g po-siliilitics of 11+, 11 .<1/*~‘\ f1-r<.\‘:;1 sugar ft-r limltli IWEIIF l1‘ i l-|l1‘r‘<' ll" *1 are- now living htuullcrl ' ritiun n1" " 'l‘l1<*v arc left fne i‘ l1v~t judgiucut. i11 -~ Jitul llu- t-vidcnrc l -" l 1'11‘ 111ml for doc- .|\~"l pn-Jl-ililv OI iii‘. 1 '1' flu 111.'|11v viii/rib‘. 1' i~ 111' '1 " -1 i '1 '1~ l)11i.'11‘|u1111f "Y "»""“‘ i‘ ' i.\ ‘ 'l llr "i1. lliv extra ‘ ' l ‘.1’ . l 1I.1u11gl1 lsﬂ-il

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The szivirg still holds 1

THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN

NOTES BY TIIE WAY

Here Is n combination that 100K! like a winner in any league - l. Henry J Ktuser, IJULGEY 0t great dams, factories, ships and what not; master of producttun snort cuts; nemesis of txi-the-rut methods. And 2. Howard R. Hughes, manufac- turer, aviator and meme-maker t-Pe tnun \\I1o new around the wcrld tn tltreo 11- 19 hours, 3 11111111105; spcuw. L-he glam. CDIISWlIHIIOTT 1wusseti1tt-t' 11.11110. Kaiser and Hughes have thrown in together to push te {miner's projecv for building I503 704011 cargo airplanes as s, starater toward n swift and tor- pedodnununc 51TH‘? of supply to our trcops 1n distant. theatres of war. These two men, one 60 the other 36, are bcth old hands at innovation, n1 upsetting the orthodox, at feeding crow to uhose who say "it. cant be done." The foks win) tell 111.5 pair those cargo planes “cant b1 done." will be runnurg a 1.11111? r.~k of bcing made to look silly. -C veland Press.

The outbreak 0I' snlall-pox In Giasuciw calls to nund the hostility with which inoculation against the disease was first received 111 this \"“'1111iY.\‘. I. lwﬂan in 1721, when Lad)‘ Marv Wcrtlvv 31011111111, wzfe of the Biitlsti Ambassador to Tur- kcy, lritrcdurcd In England the practice‘ lhcn quite common In the Lev 1' It 1>¢r>l>1erl for well over a

'. The lowest scribblcrs ' vonucl suvn coarse. ill" ' Zllbllidll c- as

..u lzarred 1.215s;- cznns wit.» u.‘ void vactnturffn, Nor was the v\..1 11.11114 only in the medic stunts. It polluted the sancti the pulpit and invaded ‘the 5c Iurtnmiics of private we. ' one of tho most

flfltl-Vafﬂflﬂ-

us to descnbe \'t1C(‘lf'l8l'lC-1\ be- 1.111110 coveted with cow's hair, and oihez‘ who became brutal 1n n5" titre, ran on all fours, and bellow. rd like a buL. We must be thank- . . . _ - . tn. .h.11 1:11» pIPJLKIlCC capabe of ut (W111; $111111 XTUTTSPDFB defeated itself. ~Lcrds Yorkshire Post.

In this complex war with a world at stake, courage in facing the “mud Bronx is not all that- is re- qullﬂPfl» Cﬂllfﬂge is nccvssunv tn dening vitih palit-iinl questions; tuuztlcdticnxs Ls xicederl 1o get e hear: of a problnn 111m 1118)’ be, as In the case of India, covered by a haze 0f mod mmm 110113 and obscured by ugh-sound. lng cazchwords, Thcs‘; 1111111111113 the Brill-h ‘time drtt ' 111011118 ﬂflftillrl‘ the C Gandhi, Nehru and t! 110W be aware 111111 S_\‘I‘Il[)1ltiT'_V. the only their dlsruptivr- activi from the entmies of freedcm - whcse succx-ss would be Iaj_\'5 rim. Ii‘ Ls to he ‘n;‘< that. thﬂv may ' - ‘ "cc: conclusion affairs If not

1-4 G C v:

h‘ ‘*1 ieir dcsp. Hersh Tribune.

Some of our cnntr-mpnrarfcg are

busily d-Ntlliﬂllg‘, the. 1111111“ or ‘T1105 Mid 11111111» \\Lll('ll ntay be l‘¢1'111f<1 n1 those to (Ivsctzbe the r i tlitro ('lll(‘S_ Brant- ‘ vLfdrtl bonnet-n ‘Brant--

.u<l "BIHIILIIOFGZO" thctigh

t.» he in (union ‘that.

- more d1: tv

mewhat ilk-rs of x- ‘zirv vciy wcll "(,[1.1I11t111t11","

. 2pm _

1 ~ n , ).).'OlIEl1 Man nun we . after consulting 1hr‘ OXfFWl dc *' that this ls an _a11<“011' an - .9 war of svtthm i: ,1 1;. ‘(h-so

' . . u we art- uiatzd. tlicrvfire, up. lnﬂlinct and our

1n llllls 111.11’ Afim"

1 ls golllfdllllfl! d, -1 51111 about 110111: mum 11

l1 Mun 11211911 cannot‘ be ‘lul l9.‘- ﬁllf? Fame ondzng 1n "Ian or“ '1tt'."-Pt-terboroug11 EX. ununer.

When Anthony Eden ncruscd Ihu Jﬂlﬁﬂlv-‘e who colltnziltcd terrible zificciiics at Hung X15111; and (L55- wnere of “flutblrﬂiullg ltypocrlsy when their armies claimed to £01- low the high principles of Bushido, It 1s to be feared that m dLgplay. ed little knowledge o1.’ Bushido and the Japanese. Bushido Ls the code of the warrior. The Knightly c1335 of Japanese accent 1t as their guide 1n all things. But the Japanese cm- cept of knight-ly conduct has 1101.11- 1118 Whatever in common Wlbh Christan chivalry, The Japanese idea of truth, knight-iv or mher; wise Ls something quite different.

from 0w‘ idea o1 111111, 13115111110 concentrates on victor Only d9. feat. 1s d\&1:111c(‘fui, . why 111,511-

I195 811)‘ “M11115 n< miutei" new (in our opuizor.) low T; kimglitly war- rior who 111115 tnust destroy him, 5911. 811d by harn-kzrl he may at/One for failure. The manner of mnnng 13 not to be cilucizt-d What deceit and tzcachsry are 1n Japan blcsscd if they bring victory. Bushzdo [Jlltllllﬁn drmands that. the sword draw-n for combat, must, not be skiearfied until stained with blood. Thus It. happens that, I! by any chance a blade remains tmblcoticd, the <10 a Japuntiso» n11- rural 1111111; to do ls t0 nunvdy the sittmf-ioti wit-h the blood of a few Ilfflplcss prisoners. N0 Japanese soltlzrr culls that an act of atrcczty. He is srulsfvms; his code. _ Tele. graph Journal

(‘anadzfg whalrrs are gs sen 111211111. In t-hr- 111st month and a hnlf of the 15142 Mason, three modern whaling craft operating from one station -t.he Dominion’: second whaling station 1s at, pre- sent lnarlive -captured s total of tlurtv-onr of the n11: ma mammals whim make valuable contributions of oil and bone meal to Canada's fighting Industry Unfavorable woatiher marked the owning month of the season. and dunn: this per- tod only tcn whales were taken All, Imwcvcr, were “S1101m.s" tmd tho snrrm Within is tho 1110s: vnluabe

fhp svvvrnl siwclos taken In Canadian Wllﬂllttf! operations. Tn the scconrl month Whalers were more 5HFITSSIIII nntl during the next. fifrvnn days lnndctl twenty- onv whales of various Whales 1n ndrlfllow Yo of oil and lmro mrnl source cf ccrwirlorablw material usrrf in frrllivrr 1n'\u11facl11"0_ Tn 1.1141, for rvnmprq 3W1 whnlr: wore lakru n1 the twn Cimrvrlinn whaling stzv-tnns, ]H"(l1l1'I1\‘! 110,655 gnTn-r. rf wlitfr <1ll 4.55850 tons of fer.

. You 1 You far-hoard whlp-poor-wlll.

A Mere Shuffle

(Sydney Post-Record)

The Cabinet shuffle schteved d» Ottawa by Premier King yeatar- day has been s. long time comlng but creates no sensation with Its advent. The changes hsvq neither strengthened the personnel of tho Cablnet. nor departed by s. hstr’: breadth from the numw range 0f pie-war party politfu. The new ministers are so far behind the rank of parliamentary first-bench- ers as to su gest that. the exig- encies of pottfcs had more to do with their elevation to the Csblnet

NO RUEBING

.lLl‘1l PAI ll ON

stllmiss, sossnsss, yams/us IIUISSS. sums, scars. CHEST cows mo sraams

JUST PAY IT ON

than any outstanding qua-mica for administrative work. Major-General L. R. Luﬂeche. heretofore Assistant ister of Defence, has a pointed Minister of National ar services, succeedtng Hon. J. 0. 'I‘h0rs0n In that aeml-Omlmtnfdll Cabinet position. Mr. Ernest Bertrand, Montreal lawyer and the rather inconspicuous member for Montreal-Lauder. has been made Minister of ﬁsheries, suc- ceeding Hon. J. E. Mlchaud In that tradlitlonally MarItIme Cabinet post. Alphonse rburnfer. also s

requesting that a Home Nursing Course be organized. If. was decid- ed b0 call a separate meeting to regLster any persons Interested tn taking the course.

The rest of the time we; occupi- ed by porno knitting and. cutting out.

The collect on amounted to $1.30.

The tnaasum Wported three dol- lars in donations received since the

the home of Mrs. P. J. N07! MRI mo t

n h.

The fallo articles were for- warded to Re Omsa office Clmrlottetown, since last meeting: 2 boys tweed suits, 2 girls dresses. 6 ribbed helmets. 1 navy ace-rt. 3 grey turtle neck sweaters, 2 A. F sleeveless sweaters, 10 prs. army socks. 6 prs. A. F. gloves. 1 pr. AF socks. 8 prs. long seaman stockings.

others

ullt patches.

last tin . 5 wlndbreakes. b Thglﬁueﬁm adjourned by stng- tucldhesi, B prs. chfldrrenb etocklnae. Ing God Save The King to meet. at 2 legging sets for children 4 years.

lawyer, and for the past few years the inconspicuous member for Hull, becomes Minister o! Public \vorks 1n succession to Hon. P. J A. Cardin, who broke with the Government. over the conscription‘ issue. Mr. Thorson becomes Pm- sldent of the Exchequer Court and Mr. Mlchaud Minister of Transport.

The only one of the three new ministers whose name Is known across Canada is Major-General LaFleche, who figured prominent- 1y in the investigation over the Bren gun transaction. It ts bald that General Lameche will be the Liberal candidate In Montreal- Outremont. one of the few Que- bee rtdlngs which voted "yes" In the manpower plebiscite, and which 1n fact contains an English- speakfng majority within Its boun- daries. The constituency of Mon- trcal-Lnurler, where Hon. Ernest Bertrand must seek re-electton, Is predominantly French and rend- ered an amphatlc negative verdict in the plebiscite. Likewise Hull, where the Hon. Alphonse Foumler will seek re-electfon, f5 pnedcmtn- anfly French and overwhelmingly anti-conscriptionlst. ‘These by- vie 110115 therefore, 1f contested, \ .1‘. be followed with considerable itucresf.

These very mediocre appoint» mvnts demonstrate again that Mr. King ts determined no play the party game as long as he deems It politically safe. It Is not. unfair to rav that not. one of the men now called to the Cabinet would have preferment In times qt poem end been deemed qualified for such under normal lttfcal conditions. Their push to t e front Is through the pressure of political exigencies, their personalities or public re. cords having no more to do with their selection than the color 0f their hair or the cut. of their gs:- merits.

BE QUIET. WIND

SPECIALLY DESIGNED EDISON MAZDA LAMPS ARE BEING SUPPLIED TO ALL THE FIGHTING SERVICES

THE Navy, Army and Air Force all rely on Edison Mazda lampsl Hundreds of types of NEW lamps have been specially developed of the Edison Mazda works, for war duty. Follow the lead of the ﬁght- ing services-uso dependable Edison Mazda Lamps. Lighf ade- quately buf save power.

MADE IN CANADA

L61

Be quiet, wind, a little while,

And let me hear my heart.

You chiming rivulet. stlll you: chant And stealthlly depart.

CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

LIMITED

whisper-Ines in the aspen

I1 VCS .

You slow drop spllllml from the

rose— You. even you. be still.

I must have Inﬁnite silence now. Lest I should mlss one word

0f all mv lteart would sav to me—- Now, when its dcebs are stirred.

Hurdlv I dare mv breath to draw I-Pst brnathlmz break the 5061b- Whilo we commune, mv heart and I. In dreams too deer) to tell.

-—Charles G D. Roberts.

Training in Home Management. Handicraft,

1011111 11111111111; coursii

The followlng Youth Trafnlnl untied: W111 1w ¢°1"1"¢"" 1111"" I!"

balance of 1942 and‘ up to March 31st, I943. All courses will be held at.

Charlottetown.

. A limit l6 to 30 Y9!"- Idlrlirvi: ‘I115: Iiorirglori-nleiilitaEiitfogrgnfnlornfaftlon dished may be secured by an- plying to the undersllﬂed- l date pmmptly, u courses will open at an ear Y -

One round mp fare on bus or m1 will be nag-pfllcsniz:

Parties Intending to enrol should do so

GIRLS’ COURSES

1- m» - mv rats» 2.1.1.215;

Health and other milk"!-

War—-25 Years Ago Today

Tractor and Car oPQFBI-Io" and PW!"- M- “ . II mall. Mlglklp

and repa o _ to train suItsbIe young women to render a service In carrylnl 0111' 119°"

1 1 t Farm work. 2. Two courses In Farm Mechanics again?“ 51 ngpeghlon o’ F"? Itching and handling of horses. Care and feedlngﬂpf 6;; of cows, operating cream separators. Care of ‘Ta n“ uness. Length of course six weeks. ThIs course t I

sary fs-rm production programs.

(By Th; Ouudlan Prone) OUI‘. 12, 1917 —U'nfon 30mm. menit, formed In Canada width SI: Robcrt Borden as Prime Minister. British captured several fortified points on the Ybres from. Gennan forces landed on Island; of Oesel and Dago at entrance ho the 0111f of Riga.

HUNTER. RIVER RED CROSS

The regular meeting of the Red Cross branch met at the home of the president, Mrs. J. I. Muheod with an attendance of twelve mem- bers. The minutes of last. meeting were read and adopted. It was decided to canvass the district: for membership fees as done previ- ously. The following coifectors were appointed, Mrs. A. W. Stewart. Miss Florence Nova and Miss M Gfllls, Mire. J.I. Macbeod, Mrs. m Newman, Mrs. Hedley Spence Mrs. gob Smith and Miss Verna An-

rews.

A discussion on the lending of parcels to the soldiers overseas was brought. up. The following committee was appointed f0 oversee to parcels: Mrs. L. W. Rfplay Mrs. .1, . MacLeod. Mrs. P. R. Boyle. Mrs. P. J. Nova donated sugar from the fnmlly ration to help In the masking of fruit cakes for the pa:-

iriie secretary {ecetved a mm

aswaetheosaofnloltt. ‘Iheyslso ﬂower 1o 11111 lmllltr In dze. The largest taken in the first month u! operations measured fifty-two feet. 11.: (‘Wpaarﬂl with former whales Iamrlml as lamb as eighty feet — Brandon Sun.

‘AIII-‘fiﬁlf

Around 40 ow energy

hl do hurl Ills In‘: . cfes. sienceIsullu usln nu

theii-rmylold ﬁlm. The yeEn ahead should yield Ills 111'? Rl-‘O 11 pester! lecomplishmsnls, lho mosI snloynont and hsppinen. They can, loo, II IO "Md III. Itidney and blsﬂdu disorders such ss ‘Biti- srlve, Hesdscbe, Rheumatic PsIns, Lssslflldﬂ Lou al Sleep and Energy which so oIIsn lﬂltl Ihose around 40. For over IuII s century

1ll‘7l-r Acrortlnirz to ‘hr- (‘nlﬂmnno Druid‘: K541"! PI"! hf" 5"" “Vi” ,4 1g“. map-UN of 11,, “wcf pongI snd women Io Iteep kidneys Ind bladder _n u-halln" nfrn“ m or» Pgcqlﬂp ("it'll good order. If you an nomn] 40. w pllljl.

nuwrv 11*.‘ n’ ‘Fr D/irnurn drprvt. In Ihe ulte o! your Iuesllh and s MW"

men» rf fl~hr~lvq w';~n‘r~< are ap- parently not n5 plentiful this year

Iulun use Dodvfs Kidney PIIII Iodsyl I25

Including care and feeding of farm unlmals. and crops, horIIcuIInre and other subIPCIS-

COURSES FOR MEN

BLACKSMITHING-One u) ﬁve month: ovum In suwrﬂ 111W‘-

smlthlng, wooﬂworklni, wagon building. Course to 111181"? 7°! "P679111"! of general bllcksmlth

and repair work. OARPENTRY-Three (S) elx weeks courses In CIIPQMYY. blllldilll

construction and general farm repair work.

L e

QQIQEEB, 13 1942

Attention Swine Breeders

N htho Ilm to 9"‘ 9 nun-d

PIG WORM

By uslnsr the must eﬂcctlvg remedy on the market:

MACS PIG WORM TONIC POWDER

It wIlI thoroughIy nbollsh 3]] Iracél of worms and Improve the health of hon and young nIls. Pl-Ice 85o and 70o per package:

HIAVE AND COUGH EMEDY

B.

Relieves couzhs. coldsl heart" sad sll Infections of horses Tunn- ce 50c.

-_-—-__- An You Troubled with Lumbago

or Sore Back

I! so we have one of the best remedies to oﬂer namelv

BACK - RITE TABLETS

lessechlly effective for lum- bsgo, sciatica. neurIIIs, Joint muscular and other forms of rheumatism which nrdinurv 1 treatments fall Io reach. mt. l 50c Der box-

TIIE TWO MAGS

1 Mall Orders GIven Prompt l Attention.

lilting and Supplying Glance Etc. II. J. MABON

OPTOMETRIST Montague. P. E. L Ofﬂce Hours: l0 to 12 l, l I to B P. M.

lIoIIdl stab hy appointment 0f no Connected with

DEUGSTORE

Your Eyes f‘

l! ms sn havln symptoms of lrsln — hea aches. son eyes or dlnlness — conmls r specialist.

Al your service with your; of experience and a thoroni t, retracting service.

Call In 1nd IIIICII_ yon- difficulties.

G. F. liutcheson ,1‘

I‘. G. BUTCIIESON O. I. BUTCHESON

Professional Bards

McLEODIS. BENTLEY W. L. HENLEY, K. O. s. f» BENTLEY x. c.

Barristers and Attorneys-sl- LII

MONEY T0 LOAN 1 1M Prlnca Street

Morrellandﬁompanyi: II. F. ARGIIIBALD 1

Chartered Accountants lantern Truss Ruﬂdhll

Charlottetown

MECHANICS-Two (l) II: weeks courses In hi’!!!

0M1‘- atlms and repalr o! traclors. cars snd In enlme" Cu" and "Dill? 01 farm mnchln y, harness makIng and repair.

AGRICULTURE-One (l) Ihree weeks eoumlsntslggiseizllnaﬁltcltlltlgzii

COURSE FOR MEN AND WOMEN EGG b POULTRY-Ono (l) four weeks course In ponlfry manage-

ment, padlng and packing of eggs and poultry.

Iloltlons for enrolment should be malled at once. When lDDlyInI

AP lhte 1E6 course In whlch enrolment Is desired.

W. R. SHAW, DI: I I Y IIIh ‘Prllllhﬂ Delsl-Pffllflgnt t?! Agrleultum’ Charlottetown, P. E. I,

10-6-41.

THRIFT is vital to the war effort

Premium savings add to the mighty army of fight- Ing dollars that Is helping to wln the war.

The Great-West Life Is the Champion of Thrift and the Guardian of thousands of Canadian homes.

Conserve the Home and stabilize the Nation.

IIYIIIIMAII & 00. LIMITED

PROVINCIAL MANAGERS

Charlottetown, Summerside, Montague

Offices:

ALLISON I’. MvLEAN, (YJUIL-Dlslrlct Mprr. aI Summerslde. EARLE S. JELLY-Representative at 0‘Lesry.

(‘YRIYS SHAW-Re reuentallve at Montague.

PETER G. McEACII RN-Ilepresentallve at Vlclorls

F. L. MncNUIT-Representallve at Darnley.

THOMAS McAVINN, (LLIL-Speclsl Representatives.

s 0h wumtaartl" 1-

rrnmviirrii‘ GLASSES FITTED J. S. TAYLOR

OPTOIVETRIST New bocnllnn One-nu Kent and Queen Q. Opposite sun Grocery Innings By Appointments. Phone Residence I013.

BELL 8. MAIHIESON MONEY TO 1.0m

Cameron Block. Char‘ newts! l’. B. Island. PALMER 8. HASLAM A. J. IIASLAM 8 A.. LLB. BARRISTER. ETC. Bus! of Nara ScoIIa Chamber!

Charlottetown P E. I. 1 MONEY T0 LOAN

Phone B5 P. 0. Bu: a

H. F. McPHEE B.A., K.O,' l1

NOTARY m. =1 nnnnfislriiiritsrz“ ‘°Ii»'..'.1..1r-.I»§ ALEX W. MATHESON l BAIT-METER. somwrron. lrrd

Money Io Loan Cﬂllfﬂ-mll Office: 00 Gress George SIMM-

M. ALBAN FARMS: 1 ILA. LLB \ BAIIRISTER SOLIFITOR IN).

Usnsdhn dank oI (‘nmme us: Hdl MONEY TO LOAN.

J.A. Macllonalil, K12‘,

BARRISTER. mo. .1 l Prawn Block .5 Grafton sum. Charlnﬂehlﬂ‘