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UNLOADING TODAY cal-load TORONTO. Oct. 5 - (C?) - ﬁne“ mm Hm, w“ m,“ Pi- i Drew o1’ Ontario tonlkht ’ ' j miﬁlgd Deilence Minster Huston Horse Shoes. Fcnnell s: for no_t sending members cf the p __i___ Canpdian R pcrve Army overseas as RED CROSS CONTRIBUTION_

re n oi-ccincn s. i S"°“-“"“= 1°“ ll‘°°“l‘“.i..‘." ti‘: Eﬁisiil" §é2§1$§ii“.’.°";$‘d“§iiii§3 Premier ioldvotlshisssroercgnt visit to ‘mg we ﬁllgulglgn all?‘ l‘ Th‘? Franco where he saw Canadians in "59 m"! 1-‘ °15 °Tb- l action and said he had received lit- CW" l" "11 W" I "P Y M"- tera from a number of soldiers in Robert Jay Who "1695 ll by 10$- tihe front lines telling of the send. tcrying a beautiful quilt which inc: of untrained soldiers as re. she made. Mr Vernon MacKen- placements for wounded mru zie of Pisquid was the lucky winner h“I'. is llidCLd tthe igisoocnfibiéitv pg of Mrs. Jay's fine piece of work. t e uoveriinien nu a ___ mi t ' il armv at its ilill ef. THE KIRK F T. AME . _ 115E155?’ ill? said. "That dutv oi’ The piggy,“ 09551,”: Thinks, Government has not] giving will be observed in The Kirk ' with soecia music by

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and since it r_e.,toq1o ll. the truth

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n Organist. Miss E. Lil- . M is! lli fll

» ~ . . .nzie. us. ac. The the iovrrnmohi, M! m Chancel will be adorned in autumn. with lll(‘_l.l_.'\.ilill ‘ I 5_ Both 5g;yj¢e5.wm be N.‘ t lllllllill) divisions which 1W me Minister‘ the Re“ {D l"r ice oh I).duv were maR- T. H. Busse Somers. M. .,

ncd mid fully eouin-}s.T.M.. who will also nmnch the ‘Jvil Nu 111M‘? 111511 sermons. The Morning Worship _ -will be broadcast over CFCY e casualties. he Church School ni-Lets at 2.30 P o t.

_ L‘ ISLANDER DEAD -- Relgﬂygs mfamrv . iid. needed nieii for tlie gnd efﬂﬁfdslvlo; Kenntlam Graham. lvoiuiitiers were soplzhiwilig 53736;; ijegrelgss"orwﬂhlgeaxgle ‘mtg ' .yesterday following a sudden sari- m. ‘.01., _ _ - - caus illpeslsl in‘ llllB Massachusetts

u - ' enera osp ta. Mr. Graham . ii urniorcd liIlllS and so on. were‘ Was a frequent. visitor to his no- RalCQKl to volunteer" to fight as in. live home where he enjoyed a host {mam illldblllllurﬁlll‘ they did so in of acquaintances by his entertain- mljflr 1111111 BIS _ lng personality. While recuperat- Relntoienniriiiisvygfrelyilso‘ rush- ing from a previous illness he en- " it r101 . ? 9- joyed recently an extended visit P‘?! 1i.‘ 51mm be‘ of over a year with his sister in . lli‘ ron " Breadalbane. Th‘s most regrett- Ramun s “espomihﬂuy able message was receivecllyesterday by Mrs. (E-Sgt.) W. W. Mac- Zilr _Drew said Canada “has 80.. Illnls- 115 s¢h°°1 stn CRY- TrOO rcintorceiiieiits available in the

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WELL for Paotoiranhl- COOKS for Christmas Photo-

llOlIlP sutnv, muiiv of whom have ENTERTAINED 5T TEA AND bent 2-. ill fur four years. SHOWER — Mrs. H. W. Bernard “M L lCSQ men. who Col. of Bi-adalbane. held an enjoyable ibad a few days ago as afternoon tea. from 3 to 6 and a - “"0 We" l-Falned l" 1n- personal shower on Wednesday last ' “"1 Y“ met‘ "a" being ilXil honey] of Miss! Georgie Guin- .. .. . . ' mngs, w ose marr age takes place ioitl“.ir’?fiifit“illi? Siiﬁisiilfniiiiiﬁif slimy- The house was army uniioii l.\ illlilltS Layton Ralston. decorated with flowers 9t the His cord lids bcen BCCQDW-d be- season. usin the color scheme of Cililél‘ u: his record in the lust war." Dink and w ite. About 35 guests The innit-ranking of the govern. were present. Mrs. Jack JarcLne meiit. litiuzever. "is clear and un. of Freetown and Mrs. Hugh l". guivocal" nzindl "for our IiatLlOf-lﬂl Macﬂayi, relatives oftsthenabiride-to- onor. . ie m-s as come o c. be d u, _ _ w , cent. no more excuses and to de- Gmrheﬁjeand iﬂggesMal-je 51am‘; niznid lll ii voice which must be heard nun illc expressed wish of ggumlizltMmsolmggl s§$gf§“YA;;2§1 the vast mntoritv of Canadians be '5' °n me ' carried out bv sending everv train- 430 P-m~ l‘ dun” basket w“ car’ ed man in uniform to the battle 719d 1n by M155 3551*‘ cmnmlng‘ areas immediately." Bndteléﬂis Iigbelblydlliltnll’) lngellfﬁ; __;i___. sen o e r. e- 0- e. i! FURTHER RATIONING 1N laden with dainty personal gifts. TRANSPORT COAL Master Allen Somrersitassisged big CANBERRA. Ot. 4 - (CP) — th dlllb tl t A dcoreusc of 7.0060 lDhs a week in 8131b. gills.“ glitch, 5011:5815 then zozil consumption on all Australia's read the many verses and arrang- railrnml systems has been forcast. ed the gifts on the table. M155 by Prime Minister John Carlin who Cumrrﬁnﬂs thanked her many as i state premiers it will bel friends for their lovely gifts ‘iiﬂd tieros. to make a l0 per cent all then extended best WlShQS for {r-rilictlon from present consump- future happiness. lDIi. i

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Little pigs, beginning to eat. solid food at the early age of three weeks need a food that will not. upset delicate digestions. They need a food that will bring them along adequately, without a setback, as their mothers milk begins to fail. They need a food that's palatable and nutritious, to get them used to solid

feed, and off on a flying start on the road to Prem- ium Grades.

Liillc pigs need SHUR-GAIN 18% Pig Starter, l0 supply them with all the quality proteins, minerals und vitamins for adequate nutrition.

SHUR-GAIN Pig Starter costs you Less-for it's n Balanced Feed. and that means greatest feeding value for your money. It’s a wise investment, who: you purchase SHUR-GAIN Pig Starter!

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KENSINGTON, P.E.I. CO-OPERATE WITH:—

Service Mills where grinding and mixing facilities are available-

l I I . l E. p. IVES, North Tryon ,l' l |

Feed

l). A. MacRAE. Heatherdale GORDON ROSS, Vernon River

[lealers where Shur-Guin complete feeds and concentrates are available.

W. M. Bowncss. Beilcuuo E. A. Bucll, Village Green,

Monlrley, Simmons and McFuriane. s conche.

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xl nlmCulslilic. Fredericton ﬁlsgauliisltlsll-lgrllbalzy u m r

S. D. Dixon, North Tryon. ‘n -'°- ‘m l’ "9

J. R. Driscull. Ml. Herbert Xgiwgnwmer

Mrs. Lziurelta Divine, Pellita J. C. Pillman, New Annun given m‘ John Edwards, Colvllla Qlﬂlllhi 501i. 51. P010?!

E. l). Ives, North Tryon A‘ l" "m" ‘Hmmile

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(Continued from page boutLme-its the young who mat-

in the East he found the, tied with disease, and win“ dying men through bad conditions. upped for want of med eqoipment, Sir Vic- tor was distressed at the action of

Arrived plac¢ infes

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l ‘the Government which sent out M°""- '“"'“"" _ inwidcania and failed to provide ‘wholesome drinks imci pure water. It. was a heart/breaking experience. He, himself died there, having fe fo 0th White Ribbon Signal of Australim.

.-piomiaing one thing and givi another. and whosoever la duel?! gives StIEnKthJ, It m. ed bv it not wis. —Selected.

ADVERTlSEM-ENTS an:

Why do training for u conte reqoirc all their strength to win?

"Alcohol gives . so whv do employers always re-‘q,

l. o. Wilkinson. Springﬁeld West I "'*‘°°“°'

eel Ell‘ dlffi n ong and - cult

"Alcohol gives heat"—If amwhy do travellers in the Arctic and Antarctic regions abstain from it?

“Alcohol stoadics the nerves"- If so, why do marksmen, surgeons and men whose living depends up- on a keen eye and a steady hand let alcohol alone?

"Alcohol sustains hoaithW-Ili’ so,

are to engage tasks?

why do abstainei-s have less sick- ness than drinkers?

"Alcohol lengthen. life“- If so.

whv do many insurance compan- al ies charge a lower premium to

absta era "Alcohol brighten; ll1e"— i! l0,

why are the darkest and dirtiest p always those where drink

ri-blq murders. always mixed up with drinking?

The fiwt is: Alcohol is a mocker-

BEND TI!!! LIGHT The temptations in an Ikiglish American cltv are light oom- ircd with the awful downward

ug in the heathen lands. Drunk-

“ommthos; {villi nees.

goon. "Profit by your experience." duism, "You will have a chance in another life" Mahomet, “Miether léglddlnk or swim it is the will of

J 5o, alone etoops -and says, ake My Hand." And as Jesus

—-J0hn R. MOM.

d in any.

TJIP. QFQRP.Q1E‘O___WN..AGUA3D‘AN "

, ocnoocn 1. 1944 $=-

Hospital ships are bringing back Canadian wounded from the battle fronts. _Bleak white crosses mark the graves of

those who will never come back . . .

Canadians at home are making more money than at any time in the past . . . have more money

to spend than at any time i117 this war. i

There can be no common ground in terms of sacriﬁce between the soldier on crutches and the man or woman at home with the well-ﬁlled pay envelope.

There is only one way to lessen the gap . . .

f?!‘ 220a? fat 30y

VICTORY BONDS”

Nmomt was rmmcs commmsfl

in a terrible degree, and their youth are without. the power of

rmttmcao ma‘ lerefgity envllg" Th h u time to t r a n ii t of men . an morn ens prov e‘ I e or . ii mon ons. o a mur er c urge nrsng ou

and their dangers are ac- who established a record for gal- the death of Onil Vellleux. 25. who centuated bv the despair of their naticotllf religion.

lull“; says to the drowning‘

the rat-Ion of cooking . --Northel'n Messenger.

_ TREE SURGERY

says strusel 0n l-iizi iIiPNDOPLGO“ 5 _ (o?) *3?’ riulqﬁuglllts (‘Tlriledlgglmolélflloglséllpart e," -tt.ci t w ' “ ins fooldnlatioenrsfnlgfiigghtl. 125m ‘$1125 the British 6th Army. Advanced. the case. had asked that Plante b0 p1gn.: me i'l siiigu; me, to take the found zuiliv of manslaughter in. “on, summit in hanrLtn-hand fighting stead of murder as charged. On top of a reduction in bread BAd.§_=“PZ‘E¢d_.4°P_Q°TF‘Qn5- ' I and sugai-kratianst annlouaced labat '— touched the leper in Galilee snrijn" '° m ° ' °° 0°‘ ' a” ' said. Be thou clean. so He has the same bless ,, for ain- oss

follower s who moose e .

Paul Joseph Goebbels, Reich's ipotentiary for total mobilize

bels decreed: a three - ounce re- duction in the weekly ration

0f l" P eﬂvedl tz ff - lfi t people in heathen lands, but theyjggrrhe §§,|§§',,f“}.,},’“§§’,§° Jilggclﬁi H’! 8° til-honey for children: suspension of

"h m oils These orders were contained In

aonggelbatclhofmdeoiirs by which e e see ra more man- ymqq I...

power for Germany's armies and u” m " aim“.

Tree surgery dates back to the w” "cwﬂw __,

century‘ on" ﬁr-tilcplailfgnlllih

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0F GERMAN one!" Army batgllang erd by yard in the

m“ kmfergarten w“ “u” rolling mount n country south of

Bolo a have won positions just 1537 It mﬂllkiihmlfﬂ- i4 m lea from that Po Valley com.

municationn contra, Headquarters

.-.__.______ ,__. announced today while the Roya. E EAU .Que..

. _ . “Alnld the last Oct. 5 - (GP) - Fernand Plants. lJ“.l‘l’ﬂ’-‘i'\-|'i-"id rldvo overlooking the ﬁ-ycanold farmer of nearby Ste. Adriatic city of Rimini Corinne. was acquitted late today

lanti-y in Sicily and hard fighting died after n midJenten celebration

t through Italy fought for the ridge last March. The jury reached n

in nﬂlflclﬂl moonllsht created by I verdict otter being out only ll min. utea.

Crown Prosecutor. Sllll""ll'i"' ‘In

W mic atrocious-moonin- ﬁne ort-coldioduotoeolb-

“ g/SMITH BROS.

COUGH DROPS