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Annual Subscription Delivered, $5.00 B! Hall: P. l5. l. ".00: to other Provinces nnd U. I. A. “.00

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ihild Dies As Result ’ Train-CaryAccident

j — I And Mrs. Leslie Rice of Bedford In Serious Condition; Soldier Injured Also.

Two-year-old Jackie Rice is dead and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Les- lie Rice of Bedford, are in i very critical condition in the City Hos- p al as a result of an accident in which their automobile was struck by the eastern train about ii o'clock yesterday morning. A fourth passenger in the Ford coupe, Pts. Duo Hachey of Barricfield, Ontario, is also a patient in the hospital with a. broken leg and a, fractured ankle. At a. late hour last night, Mr. Rice was still unconscious.

The young son of the driver of the car passed away in the hospit- al about four dclock yesterday afternoon. The father was believed to be suffering from a skull in-' jury while his wife who had re- gained consciousness a while after the accident, was believed w have suffered internal injuries.

Pte. Hachey, who was here on a short leave and was enroute Charlottetown to retu.n to his urut in Barriefield, suffered multiple bruises as well as the fractures to both legs. However, he was report- ed to be improving and his condi- tion was not believed to be scri-

ous.

It is believed that the view of the car driver was obstructed as he neared the crossing and he did not notice tihe train which was slowing down for a stop at Bedford station, with the result that he ran into it. Police said the car was not working well at the time. It was badly wrecked by the impact of the colli- sion. Las fail s. delivery truck was demolished when struck by the train at the same crossing but r-he driver escaped serious injury.

Pte. l-Iacheyh wife, a sister of

j’t Seeks To ittk Strike

Sept. 1-(0?) — Government into . fyled a writ at Osgoode “ i seeking an injunction to pre- gny sirikc of steelworkere c. Marie. Ont.

m writ, flied by J. C. Mc- K, C.. on behalf of the lt- y-generul of Canada, is 1n~ CJl. Millard,

r pie, W. Mahoney

local 225i of the United Worker: of America, the concerned in the demand increases at the Algoma. Corporation, Sault Ste. ,|nd in steel mills at Syd-

“ aoivro. m Federal

N. S. libs writ asks for an in- n to restrain them from r any act in the nature of gig a strike or causing .1 hiinuance of the work of It employees of the Algoma rLCorporation at Sault Std.

Srest Fire Rages In ~. -= Near Sussex. N.B

sissax. u, a. Sept. i-(qpi- ltlest fire continued to rage in ‘Anmncn district. tonight after Pill: abcui .300 acres of young

r. Hundreds of .diers and i. iiltkilflliel‘; ilppgaigd m Mr. Rice, remained at the Rice ‘tiltcklitg tlie flames after ex- household yesterday morning. She

i" Work. No immediate has been living with her brother to any buildings w“ re- for some time, jibe fire penetrated deeply Mr. Rice was working in the till be: Rround, making the Halifax dockyards for the past few i more difficult. a weeks, and arrived home Saturday evening along with Pte. Hachey to visit his home. He planned to re- ‘ LINEMAN KILLED tuzn to Halifax again. A year ago ——- he moved to Bedford frnn Sturgeon illlAC. NB, Sept. i-(CP) - and was appointed Postmaster there. l" Mimi. 40. line foreman During his absence his wife had Jltd by the Canadian Electric been carrying on this work. ‘ filly. was killed instantly today i‘ I hs head touched a high ten. “wire. A fellow worker. Fred kn‘. suffered severe burns and i w“ Pullinil Miner away from tagger had been installing

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Chinese Armies Continue Sweep

OHIINGKINO. Sept. 1- (AP) - Two columns of the Chinese army which swept irrm Kiangsl Prov- ince into the coastal province of Chekiang were approaching Kirihwa tonight from the west and south. front-line dispatches said. The city is the site of one of the last Jap- anese-heid air bases in Chekiang.

The column in the west was re- ported to be only nine miles away. while the southern column, said to have reoccupled six towns in a 30- mile sweep above liberated Sung- yang and Liahui, was i2 miles distant.

l?" and Dance. Bradalbsne ‘Y- s- l .

‘mum-Canoe Cove Friday.

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"Bmhcfflmnursdey. °"""" Plead Guilty To

W THREAT

Compiled From Letters Which Reached Can.

OTTAWA, Sept. i-—(OP)- ‘The Department of National Defence issued tonight a list of 509 Cana- dian soldiers known to be held by the Japanese as prisoners-of-war at l-long Kong.

The list, composed of officers and men from whom letters were received last week aboard the dip- lomatic exchange liner Gripshoim, did not. give home towns or next- of-kin. Regimental numbers are given for the men of the ranks.

The list, including members oi the Quebec Royal Rifles, Winnipeg Grenadiers and headquarters “C" force, follows:-

Royal Rifles of Canada- Officers

Home, William J.. Lt-Col. Bishop, Wells A., Maj.

Parker, Maurice A1. Maj. Price, John I—l., Maj. Young. Charles A., Maj. , Atkinson, Frederick T., Capt. Banfili stanley M.. Capt. Barnett. James. lion. Capt (Chap) Clarke, William F, Capt. Denison, Everette E, Capt. Gray, G. C., Capt,

On the basis of previous De- fence Department list of ltoyni Rifles personnel, two islanders in tonight's list were identi- fied: Ncholson, Harold Frank, Cpl. F83468 (Mrs. Bar-iii] F. Nicholson, wife, Montague); Palmer, George Thomas, lnxlpl. F40I92, (Mrs. Catherine Jean- ette Palmer, wife, St. Petefs Bay,__King‘s County),

Le Boutiiiier, William P.. Capt. Royal, Frederick i-I. J.. Capt. Royal. Walter A. B., Capt. Thomson. Andrew C. M., Capt. Bradley, William 8.. Lieut. Davignon, Joseph R, E.. Lieut. Denison, Elmer N., Llcut. l-lurd, Edmund I... Lieut. Johnston. Charles D.. Lieut. MacDougall, Peter L.. Lieut. McGrecvy, John H. C.. Lieut. MacMilan, Angus A., Lieut. Power. Francis 0.. Lieut. Ross, Francis 1)., Lieut. Strong, Kenneth B... Lieut. Gilbert. James C.. Lieut. smith, John E. D.. Lleut. Other Ranks

Adams, Harry Vernon.

Alden, Arthur.

Alien, William Harold, Cpl. Antila, Leo Siketus.

Archibald, James.

Anmont, George Frank, Babcock. Floyd Glover. Bacon. Laureat,

Bannister, Kenneth Harry. Barclay. William John. Barrieault, Albert Harold. Bar on, George.

Barter, Robert. Acting I... Cpl. Baskin. John Angus.

Bat y. -

r le Austin Bedard, Rene. Bennett. Ernest Irwin. ‘Bent, Howard Norman.

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More Canuck Troops Reach Great Britain

AN EAST COAST CANADIAN - Their

battle-thirst whetted by the story Canadian

PORT. sent 1 — (C?)

of Dicppe- thousands of

War Situation Last Night

(By Kirke L. Simpson, Associated Press War Analyst) Military and political developments from Egypt to Tokyo indicate

that hitler knows a crisis is at hand in Russia.

Another Russian winter is only weeks away. And so far as weather portents can be assessed in a world so topsy-turvy with war that even the weather is a military secret. an even worse Russians winter than the last is in prospect. Hitler. in calling upon the Gennciiis for new sacri- fices, has warned them of another racking war winter ahead but has sought to brighten the prospects with assurances that. victory lies just

beyond it. ‘ ‘

As this is written there seems small doubt that the Axis master has launched his’ final effort in smash Russia or render her impotent before the mission winter is upon him. More than his flair for showmansliip dictated the the orders that sent Nazi-Fascist forces in Egypt longing forward again as the fourth year of the war opened. It must be more than mere coincidence that. a Tokyo war cabinet sliakeup on that, date ousted the negotiator of the flimsy Russo-Japanese non-aggression pact. Ilitler appears beckoning his Nlpponeec accomplice to the victor)’ 1W5’- in Russia that he has foretold.

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as Japanese Foreign Minister looks like the

date that. at Berlin's bidding. Japan is about Moscow. Togo nogotintcu

The Togo resignation most ominous indication‘ to b d ‘ tn strike at Russia. As npancse am nssa or o ' _ the non-aggression past which paved the way for Pearl Ilgrliorxjlllre‘ “as: rewarded with the cabinet portfolio he has now relinquish”! it'll"! -ct.v a personal face-saving preparation for Japanese violation {or ‘ehpam-“na Th“ “Mn” upset iouow‘! afstanriudftiilgirpgzinafiasrieia ‘filmed to abet‘ Japan seems Dunning Mans a threat before winter comes or

Anglo-American forces In the west are sufficiently rallied and equipped

2'=&__£i."__-_~;=.=_i:' ~ Belfast Out Of Bounds For. A. E. F._, Is Ruling

_ Authorities Seek To Avoid Outiawed I. R. A.

Every Pound 0f Scrap Metals Needed New

James McCook, Canadian Press Staff Writer] 1-lCI'l—

U. S. Military Troubie With

BELFAST. seat. i-(QPI-Unimd States military authorities. 13km! extraordinary precautions to avert tyouble following the discovery of two illegal caches of arms and exl- plosives allegedly intended for Irisi Republican Army BiiaCiFS ‘m Am‘ erican and British soiurerswnlzht- deciaredfthitah 125%‘ FCIW w" °1 boilgrigsordler wits issued ‘as the holll‘ for the execution of

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drew near e t of ‘iiildllgiililsawedlialif/iir aorig Cgrddlgrvigmhavse ptlie opliflil "f Northern Ireland police drafted producing every pound of scrap 11c. from the surrounding coun- they can find or doing with- m~ id for atrol in the out some of the near-essentials 5&5)“: cuppa? [Q put, down any and ornaments of‘ their com- vmlence_ y munitles aln: homes.‘ 1 c h A final appeal to reprieve Wii- F. B. Kl ourn, sec oi

1- 1- “no 15 [0 be hanged tomor- troller in an interview uith .‘.“.§°'...,_;, turned down tonight by The Canadian Pics-s today, 1619' but. of Abercorn. Governor said munitions and supply oi‘- N ‘tliern Ireland. ‘Ma's a" "“'°m°d" “Mm”

of m filcial statement denying supplies of scra to keep (fnn- An D lere said the Govcrnor- adian steel mili; in operation the Kean-h“ decided the law must and he urgently asked flint Gfimnis (1:59 -. vigorous efforts be made to luive t“I§nm:d-,c,3e1v' aftgywprds police further scrap supplies provid- w?“ “amifiid “@522 iisreeiirtciglelrit edihe controller associated Us “ca; p; n5 ‘is group of child- scrap collectlon-“Every pound dcmlwf? n‘ oyémbled oumde the is nceded"—with the weapons ‘C? “‘°,,d“k°,,.i, in prayer were and other equipment of (Inn- pnson n adlan fighting men, with tniiks

ordered to disperse. and ships and airplanes, with

They marched toward the ccn- r 'n_ gemof the city. rinsing I.R.A. Ivivivilgriilbssuggiérfiizcdoalrzéiigé ~~ - a es o e c a ions The p?“ ewizltlxgslvgidaridleyarbrfis and with the continuance of “Fwd tlfave been used against essential civilian industries “ere w "o0 5 painted to an I. within Canada. Am°“°°“n;;e5r% in which the out- He warned bluntly that. R‘ A‘ “ZR. ed the fight, to clear equipment now considered es- mws “Lew o; the A_ E_ p‘, sential for civilian purposes

Northern Ireland by "whatever measures present themse ves."

An explosives dump was discov- ered outide Belfast Sunday “Wm and seized after a gun iisht- find’ jng of the arms cache was disclos-

ed “my n35 scale of prepare-

mlght have to be called in for war purposes in the future unless the flow of scrap to rnills is continued.

“Our experience has been that it is harder to pick up scrap during the winter nnd it is essential that the remaining

AIR MINISTER POWER

OTTAWA, bliriister- (‘ity late today from

1— (CP ) —Air Quebec United

Sept. Poii or arrived in the

Kingdom, Royal Canadian All‘ ‘Force headquarters announced hcre tonight.

The announcement said Maj.

Power. who visited Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons during a visit of scvcrnl weeks iii Britain, would procccd to Ottawa. tomorrow morn- ing. It did not mention his mode of travel from the United Kingdom.

Maj. Power was met at Quebec by S. I.. dc Cartcret, his deputy minister, Air Vicc-Illiirshol N. Anderson, Acting (‘hief of Air Staff. Mrs. Power and one of his two daughters.

Predicts Action g In Aleutian Area

SEATTLE. Sept. I —(AP)—Rhp. Warren C. Magnusoii (Dem.- WflShl assured a throne; at a war bond ixillir iotlay that “in tlie next few we“. ., you'll be reading some- thing about ilie Aleutiaus, and it will be tlie same kiiirl of cle- VEiOPYIICIIL you're reading alflut in the Solomons."

MaJI-Gen. Pearkes To New Post

UITAWA, Sept. l— (CPl-Re- spoiisihilityr for‘ tlie defence of Ciiiiniins west coast and for the conduct of Canadian forces in co- opvirlzinii tviiii United States for- cos ill the Pacific nica was placed

into just below

ced another drawal inst (Tuesday) night in a. tremendous effort to smash into the city and win the Volga time when Hitler's new of- fensive in Egypt was meet-

night communique n. the yet below Stalingrad — a deepening German wedge in one certain and a Red retreat to new positions in another area.

was reported from the Black Sea area, south of Krasno- dar, where

claim to have

time, there signs that Japan was rill hut ready to slab the Soviet Un- ion in the hack.

T0 STALINGRAD lN NAZI ADVANCE

f ake Public List Of 509 Prisoners At Hong Kong Invafin Qf

Siberia May Be Coming

Enemy M—e_e_ts_Stiff Resis- tance In Egypt.

(By Fred Vrinderschmidi Associated Press Stuff Writer)

German armies beating the Russian defences Stalingrad for-

Sovief with-

campziign at a

ng hardy resistance. The Russians in their mid- reported

ITIOSI. SQTIOUS TCVGYSQS

infiltration of positions

sector, Russian

Yet another withdrawal

waTilnvU-Boats Going i

LONDON, Sept. l-(AP)--'I‘he war against tlie German sub- marine menace is progressing milro favorably for the United Nations, an allied authority said tonight. and there la good ren- son to believe the enemy U-bnat fleet suffered heavily during August.

This authority, who asked not to be quoted by name, said the small amount of allied tonnage sunk in August and the heavy losses of _German U-boats in the some period make this one of the most encouraging monthg at He; since the outbreak of the war.

Ile warned, however, that these conclusions must be balanced by caution against over-optim- ism. Desplic the successes of the allies. he said. a submarine fleet of a size undreamed-of in pre-

war calculations is being direct. Cd akalnst the sea lanes of the United Nations.

the Germans stormed the

From the Far East, mean- were

As for tlie Stalingrad situation,

there Wlls no doubt at all of the inlmfidifitc iiiciince to the citv and the Volga Caspian life-line to tlie Caucasus. siaii line southwest, of Stalingrad has been giving urny. although the

For two days tlie Rus-

V Confer On Sugar,

ffjjlflfl ‘°“‘“ “d “Mb” °‘ Molasses Situation

HALIFAX. Sept. 1—fCP)— F011!

ominous Wartime Prices and Trade Bum-d officers were here today conferring with suunr and molasses szilers and importers on problems WillCil have arisen in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island,

War—25 Years

whole-

torliiy on May-Geri, George R. pgnykgy v.c_ defenders northwest of tlie city o a Defence Minister Ralston an- 5100f! film and even fivlivfrflfl rinuiiccrl tlie . oned SOIOIGIdWhO £081 iiguiltcfl-atfiacks on the Nazi ilfliti. the most ‘ovcted rtwar for on c ow an , —-—- r. 0.7 in u..- British Empire will In the Middle East sky the Ai- 5E‘??- 3- 1917-14119 of bottle on arrive in Canada shortly to bc- 1W5 “'91P fighilllg back with l"! 1m‘ Emmi?" Phmm‘ "xmmifd 5mm come gene" officer commanding pressivc number of planes against 37 1111195 to 75: heavy iiuliling iii-chief. PilCiilC command, Rommcls offensive. throughout. Both sides claimed The words “in-cliief" indicate So fnr there ivns nothing decisive successes 0n tlie Vardn front in u... Scope or Guy Pcnrkcs amb- nboutrthe progress of the Nazis’ Macedonia. German attack on orily. Aitlicugli ilic nmiounecmen; two armored and two infantry Riga continued to force the Russ- did not (dummy; i), was pfegum- divisions through the complicated ians brick. ed lie would head tlie combined mlnvfiflds WNW“ CIiS-i-Cmswd tilt! ——~- commaiicl for the army, the navy fifflffi- 5°m9 75 mile-l from MEX- and the air force on the west wdria. 150 miles from Cairo. q, f Coast“ To Attack Siberia? SEA . ‘i 0' The hints of Japanese readiness u‘! Shortabe to attack Siberia game ‘both from BU‘ | CAN (i Tokyo and from t e Uri ted States _ "l? coriimaiider-in-clilef in India, Lt.- A if ______ Gen. Joseph w_. Stillwell. BE-{fER pf, QqvrAwA_ Sept 1.431;») ._. A5 VIII Tokyo Sliigeriori Togo, prin- m lumber requirements mount stead- cipal disciple of neutralizing 1

ily. Canadian forests are facing a shortage of lumbermcii totalling more iiilnn 53.000. it was revealed today in information placed be- fore Elliott NI. Little. director of nuiionnl selective service.

ate opinion of the

riese ivitlidrnival in said he thought there was "n good chance" to_att_acl<_Sibcria.

Russia. resigned as Foreign Miri- lstci" “for personal reasons“. Pre- Illi9l‘ Hldcki Tojo portfolio l in cniitrol of Japanese policy.

took over his niirl thus Japan's mili- ill‘_\' clique was more than ever Stilwell. expressing his own priv- general Japa- east Cliinn.

that Japan is preparing

I-‘Ieavy Attack

In New Guinea Areas

"Mme 5t Peter‘ B 115-1 . '. . ~ . d - l .Cliii0id5 4 Aces i)rchbestrg_ BY RBIIOHIIIQ Charges ‘tlrocolplsvg;ileldhgggnlapsririljfsifitoyleihL151)? Iésnaxsclosed m a police period d warm weather be ‘ 1 d ‘ 9-2- . —-——' (c? seas was announced tonight. stategnen,“ sugsegtgd to some auth- used to the utmost to get cvcrY A survey of tllieensiégntgéitwaarein "Dsncel FREDERICTON- 59W l“ )“ 1n the movement were large ormes that an ought“); similar to pound of scrap into the yards subsequent con e c fleiu sqngst‘ “mes Ham sum‘ 7W0 FTMQTWW“ merchant‘ “Mb numbers of troops from Ontario, 1916 Easter nbenlon w“ per- of scrap dealers or the prepar- Mr. Little and lunibcr and pulp- irii ° ""°" "t “arr: e on“ l" rims.‘ "°“il..‘i‘:;’.é° Mme“- "m"... m“ Bill“ iii» were o or r o“ "as" ;‘.'..::."" it?" l3.l.‘“..°‘..ilif‘ llii“i..‘élé’.i‘é‘.°°lfi 6685i.“ ‘ ‘ - char o v0! "I l’! ' Columbia, inclu rig aux at"; duct intense guer a l0 1'8 t‘ ~ ' _ .' ' "Come to 8t. Georges plgy in 5t U115 1°71“ °I m‘ w“'m“° Pm,“ troops such as service and medical Q)::fat,g_ w“ clcnt to see us through a" b°L_W_hfl1_1.9E§m¥.‘5.lf“"1°§"-__. 1 nets Hall Friday, Beptembef “d “M! BM"!- Mauiatgate cqfpg men, ordnance and provofit m, England, the trouble in I13el- gylehohlilnrg lwllaiterl-‘Trinzotntaigés fir‘. -__ 0.2-“ gstsuiididiiaikfig t? u Qirmwgmt i. Iiiigtwdizttladiifnndntia 0f m“icimsedugiotkiiriitillvifiifitltfgrpiigf mean we can ‘relax in the win- ' ‘oplnwi Lion Augugm. 3-1 John Gibson and Sons Ltd. were m’, wimp’, division of the Royal tcefiaongh government buildings ter. The collection drive must n tinesdsy, September 2nd. Gooii charged with selling sugar and afl- Canadian Air Iforca W" W 8° i" to guard riminst bombings. lo on. m‘ D-l-fli. oepting post-dated ration ctupons Britain for duty. (The abiity of the Germans to ———-———-—. ND D thee w "F m4 invalid coupons. Twooharscs The group otuaboutétlicilzrllléigwag maintain a legation in pupil; and WAR 3° s G90 In Board “New “dill” “film °' “m” “u!” “M ‘icicsepiililtg giiniiildgrr dfnfi." i” “m “ iiiefi rife}: Eiiiitainwrrrir WASHINGTON. Sept. l—(AP)- ‘LL30 ti... ww‘ 9.3g; m: ‘Zffjifig, taeyifnggr‘ Budoyiteh Army nurses made up another }f.‘,°,‘p.,§{.§"°,f egpionage and to The United States treasury today ‘Taking 0 F“ ' °°"“““"l° °‘ dflfftiim‘ tvlffiii‘ m" °*‘”“““‘ “m”? l ‘F3382 iéhi“..i?fp.iimi’fir<i.‘i°rirltfitnli' (Jikifiaf ".151 "éfifdhflr... l‘ . I - ' S." ~- ~ West. Book .32.‘ eisvitcgaoxbenfi 3~°$““wn§'it3omrtnyin¢ the ntn “ ‘°““A§’§§“ “ “m” ° n a erabiy lower than recent m0nths~ ALLIED IIEADQUARTERB. Hflf-Ilttfmag Mum Y v3.11. Gellirai Field Hospital and the tautrllitefirmedfi- sources therefore but disclosed an intention to build Augmnnrs, S0pl,_14——IAP)—-Jap- rtcouemn -——— 12th Light Field Ambularrecunit. 551d ‘he current. difficulties might, {in J, “goal of nearly $2.000.000.000 Mme u, géohlllillfori0xtécslggllllif M“ lilt iiitiogiiciiii°nn . mlel ilttgidfiiii? MEL M‘ ' ‘we. brim the emu-e Ybiinltier tgdafglgaiglt)! nfilinugtfayis who are leading the ifiiilil of Allied attack todati Plillerlcwn. ll-lpfgoqwu’ "Two chaplains made the voyage. 5195113??? if mngggbygn M; Easter September campaign. have set an as Ailstraliari ground troops and w... ——~ M“ " “° B" t“: w» more t" u.:".:."i:l.'=°:l.°i.:‘militant: it: .,......o.r.~rr"o.:.iiziz harem. as: ‘tram: tor-tr r"*r..i;~.:- wiffillfé. w- e» - y“ we- ... r i ""<51'1"l¢n¢ii vii 1 Proceeds A rior or Villa Marin proteitaiit- and’ stocky Maj. Ewan “______‘15~5y-'-—. ~~ 'I‘iie lust Ja-noneic survive" 01"“ tr purposes. ' ' 9.3.11, °§§$§-,,,'“°§, ‘m4 he" soggy will Mwpongld of Alexandria, Ont. infest incursion on the extreme I m b. h m 1w m. om“ hquh of 39m“; ggthqlle, eastern rip of the island were 60-m- "hiickinl hogs as usual for the h ego “mum Nctrs Dame Both padres wore the ribbon 0f pressed into a narrow psnlnsula .., ‘cmoéiths. hilt your has ha‘, momma m; ggnsdtan efficiency decora- . north of the bay apd plane: igrg ' ~ i ' -, r ll _gm,§f§“hfi_fn_ _ _°- Born in eemsorous . Ont. tlie tlon. ml. Askoy received no in Jmn fhq H951- of Home Baker; who .. Show:uponnozgmricayilrg: down d l W M-tf the former Au st while Ma MacDonald had TOM“ “C-t’ 3 "Home 600m“: lfiammé?‘ B" an“ used the bee? presented with the decoration Mir-rover they could ‘be dimllkdd. M t r cl was ca i urc a Jalsd at York Hall wgdmqasg. °m‘"'“‘°n "at" mm. m Gnu"- ntugiicrxgiiiage 50 bodies ‘wore lcund. "at" m. 5 m, , P M ~ 1m.- m A vggvegt 3353131}; gghfinllxgf __________ . "”'°"' Ofmfltlmzlfiiigft"? $393“ rov- hi’. apoiideforce was Tiny Pocock / (/ 1.. (sAnqgtJgiiN. N. Bgodsepinpxl; , _-.-._. . r _ l. l 1 y A / CPi- e a groccrs ny hlllzuri m. m“ nund on Home iii.nl“'tiil' hi!!! Si’)! hitgenttresgtve: talwttii-Ggiw gnibigs ' / lesicri against n new Tellllifliiflh 0i ‘m’ Q Nam“! Dam" 0"‘ n e g‘ pmqygh 10",;- ggy, oufidg on h; huge frame -/ the New Brunswick dairy pro- r ‘d H5"- BEPMIBN’! “h. ‘um’ om" o" w‘ ‘n u p ' ducts cciiiniissioii reducing the -M. ice cream will be served. town. In the summer of i039 she Making the‘ trl ‘overseas for fine prom on milk from two cents to ‘ . ‘JJL fifrhgppéiggmt Bllmfltil‘ loofasviilg murtxirgmclnfgri-Mgnvxllefalwtffi Ma] one cent per quart. They clolnzid ' "'“_'_ ‘ thl. i . flclcrit to meet e ‘Notice Rn Oflflbtffiesu The mi Sh! om i-ovnieuii superior of a. o. rtruulojigtgnrglrgztlokmgirli! 5x C 12a’ W m: gltdshn|blgylng "Mk, A malnmy ' ""“ of stores it was snicl. may refuse