THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

DECEMBER Z, 1941 m ‘T

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THE I cnnltonrrowll GUARDIAN

Morning Dally ll-uumled In I887)

id t: Li ul. Col. W. Chester S. McLuro Pnsvlg‘ President: J R. Burnett, FJJ.

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Editor and lﬂunlzglllg Ulrettur J R. Burnett.” I01." “W541; Editors: Hank Walker and Ian A u!

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New lllite Ceiling

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l“ mm,“ m .31“; tJl neuwiluylcrtllcn ll Lltlaurll Ml‘- lmmlld (“iidnl1' rll:lil'lll.lll oi . \\ 1l"ll|lt' Prices ‘and lriltl? BWYLL lnA-‘Huuy- gllllCltlVtl that pfltlt" fixing was a limipllirlli iii Cwllllvilllltt‘ enterprise and was bound to inwiv st lllt‘ ltlt'(l*'lll'(‘ of sacrifice. It ‘\':l$‘ 11t\\\'r‘\'t'l', <- lllil,’ practical alternative. lﬂ inflation \‘t'lt><t]' t llllllll wzlrtillle fluancluil- “llﬂe [he pl-ie lg has been fixed only with

regard to letzlil prlccs, this does not mean that wholesalers and lllllllli lcturcrs are exempt from 5,5 provisions, litvtyllllt‘ back froln tlle retailer ((1 [he pi-illmry ItlVHllIC. r nlust accept a lower price, so that tlle rt" -r lllav receive lllS re- placenlents at a cost which will enable him to absorb only his tllvll atlditimlal costs in the form of 13b0,- Or Qfllrl’ 4l\'t'lll.‘il<l and still sell the goods a; a ,-¢_-l.i.il;lltll~ l "illl. llle arrallgt-nlellt tnusi be on tt-rlll-l elllliz lie ti» all ClébsCni nthcrwisc the (ioverlllllcllt will step in. Mf- 60111011 l5 3 soft-speaking gellih-nlzul, but a two-fistcd one. Ile quite tvillcnil_v ulezlllt what he said. The Iloartl of which he is Clllllflllflll will sup- ply \\'ll.'llL‘\<‘l' tyllt- of *.'.\'|>t't't advice or assis- mlrqe i,- qlllulgllt llCCt‘~>ill'\' and will use its powers, if required, to enfilrve the authority of its atllninistratllrs. P-ut it is hoped that busi- ness itself will seize the opportunity‘ of showing what it can do in the \l:lv of self-regulation. In- deed, it is clupllil-ireil that Ill’) policy can only be fnllv succe-sful if placed on the basis of human relationship, involving nluttlzll goodwill. ctr-operation and lln-lcrstzlnrling.

St. Andrew's Dinner The spirit of St. Anllrclv’: ls so much in lti-eping with patriotic sentiment and lfarlifiljll that llt) Zlplllttgy is required for continuing such celebrations during \‘\'8l'lllI‘l\*.. Indeed, it would be a nliltter for tegret if op- portunities of this kind were not taken to em- phasize the ideals for which we are at war. The Feast of St. Andrew falling this year on Stin- day last, the luczll celebration by the Caledonian Club will take plilce in the forln of a dinner at The Chm-lotlclozvn this evening. The address on "The Day and A’ \\'ha Honour It" will be given hy clﬁllFlllélfl W. R, Shaw, and that on "The Enlpire" by the Rev. T, H. Bussell Soulcrs. Other speakers will include His Honour the Lieutenant Governor, President D. F. Bethune. and l-lis \Vorship l\layor Holman. A fine musi- cal programme has also been prepared, and the function promises to be one of the most inspir- ing held in recent years.

Day celebrations

Heroic Exploit

Once again the lvar is brought home to us by yesterday's news of the heroic exploit of Sgt. Pilot H. A. Mac-Lead, SOll of Rev. A. A. blac- Leod of O'Lcary. Pilot MacLeod was badly wounded along with a companion while engaged on allti-sublllzlrille patrol with a Royal Air I"0rce coastal Ctlllllllillltl squadron, when a Nazi plane attacltetl llleln with cannon and machine gun fire_ They brought their machine, a Hud- son bomber. safely back to England, although one engine was afire and the plane was riddled by cuemv shells. lloth men are reported to be recovering in lltlwllllill, after exhibiting courage and initiative of tlle highest order. Sgt. Mac- Lcod was preparing for the Ministry when he enlisted ill the <prillg of 1940. Ills many friends

in this Province and throughout the Maritimes will wish him a speedy return to health and strength.

Oil In Prince Edward Island

The hllllletaryl 'l'inlcs takes note of the fact that through must of last summer and until rc- cently a crew of nlen were making a seismo- graphic survey of Prince Edward Island to de- termine tll: lilu-lillllod of finding oil. “Until ficld flutes are plotted illlll observations translated," s.'ly< thr 'l'iulc~'. “these men were not inclined m talk. .\t i|l)\' lulu- lhe report of the survey must gr. u» the 'zltvll~-l< that eluploy-rtl them. But sortie 0f the party dill speak, (luv is a =urve_vor from Tlll-ll. llltlilllllllllli i: i< the opinion that there isn't much question but that there is nil in P. F. I- ‘lnl lllt‘ ~'ll'\1‘\~' ullvl‘ only szllulr: of the gtlfiﬁ" wurk, lht- llflltlf i. t-w put down a hole. Another member l-f llfl‘ lolly wa- coufi-lrnt the prﬁﬂlf of the lsluul wrr» - lg on :1 reservoir of oil- There \\'.'l\‘ some dull liq for nil ill l“. F“ I. ill I925, but the llulc went only to 5,000 feet. The

man froln Oklahoma thinks the drill will have to go down 9,000 feet at least. This is said to be not difficult as luodcrn drilling machinery can pclleriuc to 15,000 fect_ There is some prospect llllll drilling will be resumed. It is recalled lllCft was prospecting and drilling for oil in Gaspc [lcninstlla last summer."

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Mr. Jack Creed, chairman of tllc Toronto Retail Furriers Association, announces that 34 Toronto furriers have donated approximately $10010 worth of furs to tllc Canadian Red Cross. The furs will be used to raise ‘funds for Itussian medical relief supplies.

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ln view of the fact that Russians are success- fully resorting to the use of infantry and mount- ed forces as a last resort are our atltllrlritics wise lll entirely disballuing ollr mounted regiments? There are only eight horses in the Canadian (Ac- tive) Army today compared with the hundreds ll>L’(l before the army was mechanized, Maj. GEIL \\'. .\. friesllzlcll of l-Idnlolltoll told a nlcctint; of the lidmolltiln District Ilhorotlgllbrcd So- ciety. 'l‘hc spcaltel" said he was trot permitted :0 say for what the horses were used. Perhaps to haul officers motor cars ir black-outs.

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llerando Cortes, Spanish soldier and dis- coverer, died this date, 1547; assisted in the con- quest of Cuba; was ill charge of Spanish colon- ists sent to Mexico; founded Vera Cruz; was \\'t)l‘5lll[)pC(l as a god by subjects of Montezuma lilllperor of Mexico; lrcacherously seized Mont- czltnla, and finally subdued Mexico; granted by Charles V of Spain a large province ivith the title of Marquis; discovered Lower California, in I535; was grasping, cruel and unmerciful, but

with military’ genius atld initiative to equal Hitler's. v =0- s v Secretary of State Cordell Hull aflnotlnce5

that the United States will negotiate a reciprocal trade agreement with Iceland where American troops are cooperating with the British lll pfg_ tcctlng this Atlantic island outpost. Coincident- ally, the committee for Reciprocity lnfm-mation announces that public hearings on proposed changes ill duties will be held Dec. l§ and that all. briefs should be in by noon Dec. 3. Fish skins, cod-liver oil and derivatives of various kinds are involved in the proposed lowering of Lnlted States duties. 1F I 1F N‘

Ilere are two examples from the Old Country ot what may benexpcctcd frotn dis- obedience of the Prices Ceiling order: A fine of $100 was imposed at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Veitcll Moir, Ltd., Market Street, for a con- travention of the Ilolnc-Grolvll Tolllatocs (Xlzlxittltlnl Prices) Order. The firm pleaded guilty to the charge, which stated that being sec- ondary retailers they sold an liditlburgh fruiter- er 24 lbs of tomatoes at a price of $2.78 pm- r2 lbs. being a prlcc exceeding the maximum price 0f $1.36 pcr I2 lbs. Maurice Fricdlanilcr was sentenced at the Old Ilnrleyr, London, to six moiltlls llllprlsonnlcnt with hard labour for of- fering to sell 46,800 fills of canned fruits above the maxllnunl prices. lle was given twu months?

. . I hard labour on eacn of the three charges, and was llllf-‘d #500 on each charge. n n- 1- a

The Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Association announce that Onslolv Lass, all Ayrshire cow owned by .\lar_v F. Hooper of Pictotl, N. 5., now ls world's chaulpioll Ayrshire buttcrfat, pro- ducer with 7,8l2 pounds of butterfat from r82,- Il'3 pounds of milk in 10 lacations or 3,632 milking days. The mark set by Onslow Lass ex- ceeded that of Macdonald Dorothy of the Mac- dotlald College herd, Ste. Anne dc Bellcvue, Que-total production of 17,996 polmds of mm‘ 3W1 7-3°9_P0l1l1(l_5_of fat in l0 lacations Omlvu! Lass 1n addition to winning Canadian Ayrshire Breeders’ silver cups as highest pro- ducer of her year on five different occasions, previously was the highest buttcrfat producing Ayfihlft on three milkings a day. and the high- est butterfat producing cow of any breed in the Marltlmes.

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The British Minister of Information at a Lon- don luncheoncontrasted German "wopaggnda with the British aim of “giving {am and not)‘. in; but facts. " The former was a "fading force"; Hitler s newspapers were now “both unreadable and unbelievable." Relying on facts, Mr. Brend- an Bracken went on to call the Nazis “the luost wicked people who had ever directed mankind," and Mussolini “the bloated bl-aggart who directs the affairs of Italy." But eveq Mr_ Bracken might lack phrases for “Lord Ilaw-Haw." This ‘traitor was said lately by Berlin to have been ‘banned ‘from the air." Some time afterwards he explained with the effrontery which has al- ways distinguished him that the American broad- casting companies had rcicctcd his offer of Nazi propaganda talks for rebroadcast in the United States. In New York a representative of the Columbia Broadcasting System confirmed the offer of the speeches and observed: "Only a Lord Haw-Haw would expect us to broadcast a haw-haw. "

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_ Prcnlier Godbotlt does not think Prime Min- ister l-{lﬂg is contemplating an election, nor is he worrying over attacks upon himself from cer- tain quarters for being too “war-inindcd" al- though they did not leave him cold, he admitted, unfair criticism of any nature not being parti- cularly pleasant. But, he insisted, in an interview, if Quebec were to retain a place in the sun for herself after the war it was up to him to keep on telling the world that Quebec was fully be- hind the war effort and prepared to go the linlit to down totalitarianism. "If," he asked, "Hi5 [Eminence Cardinal Villenctlve and I don't talk facts. and straight facts to. alld for the, Province 0f Quebec. who is to do if?" The reasons whv were of secondary importance but the fact re‘- mained that there was great sympathy for, and understanding of the Province of Quebec in the United States, Premier Godbout, asset-led, GFOIIIVl-Q should never be given tn alter this situ- ation, he believed because after the Wm; lit“- a1] others, provinces, Quebec stood to profit by good relations established now during wartime

NOTES BY THE wiv

Note this from the Clty Hull: Alccrlnell declare that there is too nluul oratory at Councll meetings. That has been a general impression. What mystlfies the people new ls whealer premise of less loquaclty Is to be a pre-election pledge by candidates. - Globe and Mull

If the Germans can be thrown out of Africa 1t will not only secure the Suez position from the west and ease the problem of support- lng Turkey: It. may ultimately secure Tunis and even Blzert-a French Morccco may yet be pre- served frcm the Nazis and the line to Dakar brought undel- con- trol; position can be taken for a landlng tn Siclly or for contesting Spain. and opportunities opened for offensive actions that, can have far-reaching consequences. All lnese pwslbllitles are at the mo- ment. of course, but dl-tallt. dreams, whlch can only be realiz- ed, lf at all. by great effort. But the fact that they do beckon above the veteran amlles as they invade Cvtenaica for the second time. stamps its true importance on this new development in the great struggle. - Herald-Tribune.

An acute shortage of brlar for tobacco pipes is developing. W111 the black little clay from Tlpper- ary, “sweet as a nut and strong as a bull", come back into popularity? -Hamllton Spectator.

Step9 should be taken by the provincial highways department to construct paths along one or t-wo of the more Ileavllv travelled high- ways at once By filing ln the ditches lt would make it possible for the man afoot to proceed tn safety, - Ohatham News.

Remember the experts who gave Russo just two weeks before collapse? There certainly never tn all history llas been such fighting as Ls being seen ln Russia, the Germans making advances only through the blood and over the corpses of their own men. — Niagara Falls Review

Most people in this country would llke to give the fighting Ens-tans a helping hand, There l5 one al- rect way of doing 1t and that ll by supporting the Domnron Gov- ernment's appeal for $500,000 a sum needed for the purchase of supplies, principally metlcal. to be sent t0 Russia, The Canadian Red Cross Society, whlch has already appropriated $100,600 from its own budget and has already sent one shipment 0f medical and surgical supplies. Ls makml; the 8019681)" behalf of ttle Govcrntnenl, uslxg its nation-wide organization as the collecting agtncy_ The Rus- slan people are fighting Conaaas battle, not the Soviet anntes only. nor the air force. nor the navy, but civilians as well. wcmtn as Well as men, The conflict aimg the east- ern front is being EVEN BF m“ rifle cost on both Slflﬁu. It ls the welfare of the RussLans that ls Canada's concern and lf the small sum of half a million dolla s — small for a people as well- 0410 and g5 generous a5 Canadians are —\v'tll be the meaflﬁpt saving Rus- sian lives. 'f alleviating R. " suffering. i‘ should be 81'9"- at once. Tn Elxtstl hon Cl already lICSsIlY burdened ls catn- palgnlng for £l.0‘0.(l00 l0!‘ U115 same purpose. and the people of Britain, not.“ llstundlng _all that 1.11m are all _v doing. \\'lll supply the money Canadians should ac- cept this opgorluzlity eagerly- - Montreal Gazette.

Peter, aged nine, prnudowncr of a black kitten whCsc antics are ﬂ never-Iailllls still"? 9r "Ill-Test announced to an incredulous but slightly startled homehold that "Susan was out’ lzl the Bard?“ watching the DBfBehCOl-S . Pressed tol- iurnlel- details. he volmttersd the lnfolmatlon that the kltten was sitting underneath the“ chestntllt tree watchzng the leaves ball ou —Manchester Guardian.

Ever [at Into u crowded ell)’ street ca: or bus. at rush houla filled hot. tired workers homewas bound? Between sharp comman s of the motorman to move for- “m; and palck in a few more, and swaying stlaphangers lurdaln 001° wmnens feet, and blockade P85‘ sengers ltruggllng vainly to reach the exist, doors—be thankful we live l-l Gbd’! open arms! -— Fm" Standard.

A ' " _‘ ﬂggpllﬁll quotes "best available sources in the Unlted States capital as sﬂym! that. the U. B. government has ruled out, all possibility of any wmpro Japan over the Far Eastern situation. "Best avﬁlll-bll sources" suzsest BPOKQSIYW" n" I mllllon miles dlstazlt from the presldent, hlnlself. The govem- ment, accordlng to the same sources, vlelws the altuatlon as PX- tremely serious and although Us. merchant ships 1n the Pacific wlll not. be armed "under elrutlng- olrcunlstancés", the poslblllty of lnstalllng guns aboard the V6550] Ls receiving careful consideration Japan looks In valn for any sign of weakenlng on the part of the great opposed to her al- greulve program. And to underline the Iolnt pollc of tlheae powers comes new: rom mud-on that Great Brltaln la now sending her battleshlpg Into the Pwlflc. Thanks to U.S. ald ln the Atlantic the Royal Navy can carry on for the most part. with crulsers and llgnt. craft. The capltal shlps are mov- lng tum the new danger none. - f-fallfax Chronicle.

Benjamin Mason. Phlladelphh negro on relief, and his wife, Pearl, won a prize of s1 Irish Sweepstakes Did thev blow It? And how. First. they returned to Uncle Sam the $3.000 they had received In relief Then they built a low rent apartment house for other no oes. n. modern one. with atr-condll lonlxlg, lawns and a fountain, playrooma In the hue- nlent for children, l. gymnasium and bowling alleys, a r Ion room and a chapel, The but rllng ha; just been ocrrvpletled and the tenants are movlng lrl. Bo rum a story ln The (Jo-operative Builder. Awarding u; qennan-Neal anthro- pologists the nezm la sub-human and not to be mentioned 1:1 the same breath as a German We may be short on wcleuoo as m-ofeasod by the Nazl, but. we are lklbmuyhly convinced that a world of b91108 possessed the aplrft of Bvnja- to be pre-

rred to a world of Nasl. What do you think? - Weak: Producer.

Two boys, 1mm; In an Oslo restaurant. burst lmo song They 5B"!- “IVs a bring Way to Tip- perary" Upon leavlng the res-

they were

man Mason la much

taurant they noticed

WORDS O CHALLENGE

A Thought A Day. For A People Al. War

"Until we settle our qulurel wlth Hitler we have no rlghl and no time to quarrel among ourselves." — G. H Lash, Dir-

eclm" of Public Information.

PUBLIC FORUM

nun culuml u new I" W‘ ﬂl-Qu-‘lﬂn by correspondents o! quntlnns 0f Interest. ‘I'll! Charlottetown Guardian dun nnl nooeuarll, u" ' In 00mm" nl eurrennnndrnll-

FIRST MOTOR C AR

Slr.—1n recent issues of val-Ions magazines and newspapers, It. was erroneously claimed that the flrst motor car in North America was invented by Father Belcourt of Rustlco, Prince Edward Isand, 1n the early Nineteenth century. But the Encyclopedia Brltannlca, four- teenth edition 1929, Volume l5 page eight hundred and eighty, spect- fically states that Oliver Evans of America tirade the first motor car ln 1787. Various other inventions took place in England from 1801 to the prtsent day, All histories indicate that Oliver Evans was the original inventor of the m0- tor car.

This refutes the papilla: claim that Father Belcourt was the ln- ventor of the motor car tn North America. Although he did a great deal to ald the development of this Industry ln Canada he, most. assuredly, was not the first m re- place the house and buggy by the horseless cuzriage.

We are, Sir, etc. FOURTH YEAR GIRL STU- DENTS OF ECONOMICS PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE.

CURFEW L.-\W INDORSED

Slr:—lt unis with the greatest satisfaction that I lczlrltcd of the proposal of the Cllililrelrs Aid So- ciety concerning the re-establish- ment of the Curfznv-lnu’.

At the present time we seem to be enveloped so much ln thouellta 0f WIT. that we my little aft/sn- tlon to the situct on ccnfronltlng our COI/titllllllll-l‘ After all the 02d. time-worn phrase, “The eflildren of today are the men of trim rrcw," still rings tru'_v. And the children ullo tccl-ay spend the l‘ cvrnlnlrs loafillg in street rorncre. will tomolrclv have to face the nltrrezlt-olls prob- lem of setting the world in s tne semblance of order. As immoral men are not, as a rule. advocates

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l‘ Canada's strength ls your sIrengIll, your: and your fellow citizens. By saving you can Iurn your strength info effective power for war or peace.

Saving is more vifal now than over before;

It's wise Iocnficipcle Ihe needs of tomorrow, rulher than satisfy Ihe impulses of Ioday. You acquire a IhrifI habit, bringing a constructive force into your life and in a broader sense-into Canada as a whole.

Save all you car-it's Iho urgent flllng Io do!

SERVICE

0f morality. and as criznltlrlls do

not go about. singing the m-uises of 511g! s; 11 _ > the law. lt i< quite evident that if mcf; I111, yl,§_f‘ffrl§,l’,lfish”,§,ogfd SE2:

drastic nleasllrrs are

We nlust sac to it that Llll‘ chil- dren are brought up as ClCﬁIl-llvlflq nluvlrrs of that the lmtnoualit

""1- l-ﬂkﬁl cesstlll ill other cities. Charlotte- mvl" "Ill-St 1101 be the exception.

l lICDC that the day will come the

0008m- whell vlsltors will remark on -‘°’~‘-°l-"- 800d behuvlzur of our DYﬂ/ﬂltdll and lt wlll ccmc only when the

children,

today in scum qllnrzcr- may not be 1 . . lalsl in future years f0 our doors. 232115535‘ii;aﬂliltfwg:§,,;.?;;{},,Q}ig;

Itmis a sorry rprct ‘ctr to see young 1 3m sir, clan, gals, t\\ and l“l’lff‘ll years of F \ B ﬂue. ‘ch '2 after" turn of our ‘ ‘ ' ' armed f . to rec little bnvs of " ._._ tlw 5am." 2e s dzllc 0n {.110 . '" t ‘if? ' lliél? ..i.‘l".§-.,‘“Tl'.‘.‘3 l ~ exag- §"“"""‘”““""“‘°"'“""“""‘f. aeration. let ll- elm does not be- ~ ‘- lievc. tut-o fl i-ulrlt .» L] fl- b’ Scores Of ii round l"Slllltl‘l,\'>l(lt". . re that a I) _ _ more t1-'ll1 lD air will ("l lllm g .d ' - I The pro-Do 0:! Clll'l(‘\\"\~l2l\\' ls Otihe 9 rdctlcfl] Glfts g so utlon to purl. of lll tllff": 1t’. ‘ and therefore. llle stiirner litu l5 To Millfeaflappiel‘ a rldtontep the l3f‘l'.\"I‘, w should all , g gr belied it nil" b" it, Oil‘ " ‘ ' .- with the e alaltfnu 0m- cifi f: (Jlrlstmas l ii l'l.e"s t‘:l1l_t-.l" tuuﬂl- c d"d lalv be r5 c: ,

"THESE NAMES SPELL ENGLAND"

These names spell England: Fro- bisller and Drake,

Nelson and Hawke and Albermarlc and Blake.

And these, where valour stretched l bastion

Against invasion, Lagos. Qulberon,

St. Vlnunt. Canlperclown and Pru-

gar- And other names no less illustrious are.

What ﬁerce engagements have her a seamen fought,

How many an adventurous argonaut

Has left her shores for what un- charted seas,

With tllem went England, whlff 0t salty quuys

And Devon orchards and llwuet hnpllsh gorse-

High Etngllsn hearts to hold them on their course.

Yet common tasks beyond the com- man ken,

The unnamed services of luulamed HIGH,

These mnllster no lea to England's nllgnt

And keep the scutchecm of hug

honor bl .ght.. Stlll mean ller ships, whatever they

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IIIBY ' COmIUfrl to irtcncl confusion t0 the oe.

—By Edgar Newgau ln The Navy _i___(mrldon.)_________

being followed by two Gennan offlcers. The boys began runnlng and the officers fired six shots after them. The boys kept on running. A llttle lat/er two NS- glrls, qulsllngs. gave the offzcers the boys’ names. The Qfflcer-s. ac- companied by policemen, there- upon arrested one of the boys at.

h.me Iﬂllllng to lmmedale- ly find the other. they arrested his brother. 1n due tune the mlas- lrl boy was also arrested. but ln lpte of this hla brother wu nut re aed. - News of Norway

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Keystone Brush. Comb 3nd Mirror Sets for Worm-n Handsome gift sets at lull-ml.

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Y dl‘ Glf llfulmﬁill, Casdmscts in bu“ l

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Well it would be like an ocean without salt. or a tobacco without flavor. Our black twlst not only has flavor but the exact amount to suit your

taste.

LAUNDRY HINT

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PERPETUATE YOUR EARNINGS

Life lnsurzlnee gives a man the same opportunity tn protect llIS earning power that Fire Insurance gives him for his property.

A Life or Endowment policy ls an insured savings plan with guaranteed values for retirement.

Conserve the llome and stabilize the Nation.

Consult your nearest Great-West Life Agent or write Prince Edward Island Branch Office.

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Provincial Managers Offices: Charlottetown, Summerside, Montague

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