MAXIMS

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MERE MAN

_i_-_-

Our reason for prayer l; cannot help praying,

that we

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lorulug Uuudh l.. Foudul urn,

‘til.

.ȤBEAT

Recruiting Under National War

Service System

Explanatory (‘It-line ()f Regulations Given By “Judge H. L. Pahner.

P.E.|. Battery Part 0f Fastest Barrage Unit

(By Ross Munro. (‘anmllan Press Staff Writer)

SOMEWHERE IN ENGILAND Oct. 2—-(CP (‘aille)-By Inge“- iously improvising carriers gm- lts huwi en, an Eastern Cam ada re merit has streamlined its hitting power and become the most mobile unit of its hind in the United Kingdom.

The batteries, drawn from Prince Edward Island. Moan real, Toronto and Kingston, 0nt., now can move guns to new positions. unload till-m from the carriers and start firing a barrage in seven min- ntes.

British Learn Secrets 0f Nazi Planes

LONDON, Oct. Z —(CPI —Bl'li.- lsh air experts said today they lllwc examined so lllarly xit-rlrlllll plalzcs shot down ovcl‘ Great Britain that

they know almost all Gcrlnail Zll"- i

craft secrets —even Lilosc of the lat- est plancs.

Many of the planes, perts said, have been in condition even after they landed that they had no trouble seeing ev- ery part.

They concluded that while the periormance o1 German planes has not been as good as the British planes, generally Slrvllliill-J, ullliwr-

tiles:

lais used in construction of ‘.40 Gcrrnan alrcrali ivcro good, lll!

ivorltlnanshlp sound and the finish- lni: excellently" done.

The Briiish experts said they foilnii the fuel used was up to st in

dard although some 0! illi- rle: had dcvlccs which made po.<~lhlo the use of substitute fircls.

‘in some planes, for exam ' . then- was a special tank for high res‘ fucl used in slariiulz after whlci-i

cd ovcr to a lower

the pilot sl grade gasoline.

The German craft carried some instruments which are not ill rue on British planes, but these were not described by the expcrls.

Anofher development (llscovcrcc was that the .lunkcrs B8 divl- iromh- er has had its nunlber or lrcc ina- chinc guns doubled lrcin three i» six. This narlirtrlar‘ plane, dated Aug. '1, was regarded as one of the newest German designs

German designers zippcnr to be pilinc on armor and armament in an effort. lo ciitdnwil losses ihcr are

silflerint: in We baiilc for‘ llrztailri

Coming Fvenls

IO- loto for Nnllccs in this columl l cent: per word.

"Fortune Dancei Friday. October 6th. Modern and Square Dani-mg. Admission 25 cents L-lo-lil-J-zl.

"Dance lll MOIHll Hail Prlilay‘, October 4th. st. Avards Orclle. . L-Q-lO-Ll-Zl.

"Unloading Sprlnghill Coal Wed- nesday and Thursday at Milton Station. B. C. Webster.

L-16-l0-2-2l.

"Cake Sale Moole 6r. Mcllcocrs Saturday, October 5th. Mt. Albion Red Cross. L-37-10-3-1l.

"Dance 8t. James Hall. sum- merlield Friday night, October 4. Bllmmerside Orchestra. Lunch carved. L-24-l0-2-2l.

"Wesimorelmnd Church. Chicken B" oer. Mrs. Robert Mllvhewls. gflt bar 4th, 6th, 9 P. M. If stormy

a ur a . 35c d 20c.

y an L-3-l0-3-2l.

"Annual Meeting Conservative Voter-s, Mt. Herbert. in Hull. Frlilny evening, October 4th, 7.30 to ap- lloint elegates and other business‘. Wm. Coady, Chairman. L-44-l0-3-1l-

"Collecting live hogs as usual Thursday and Frida every lvcvk. Emerald, Albany, an all silrround- "18 districts. Bend postcard or Phone collect A. C. Green. Albany. 0. O. Green, Emerald

L-Otl-D-IO-tf.

ex- i such noon‘ i

Jllilile H. L. Palmer. Chairman tie National War sci-vices Board for‘ Prince Edward Island.

has issued the following explan- B-tori‘ Outline of the regulations imrlcr which recruits are being

called for incc: "Fmlflllllll; the National Regis- tration last monHl, copies of the registration ear-as of an 5mg“. men and childless wldoilvers from our}; l9 io 45 were sent in to the ‘Olllfl! of Li. Col. J. P. lrlnoper, M.‘ C... illr- Divisional RPKlSlTlll‘ for ‘PYlJlW l-2il'l\’.'lrll island at Char- ‘l0lll'l()\\'ll. and from illcsc age groups the lucn are being selected for call for military training. ' "Th" illllllilcl‘ of mcll required by

training in this Prov-

aulllorllics for this n1: the ciallllllg yell‘ liillvard Island is iwo

Villfillsflllfl. to be called lip in eight llrolllis of 350 each. Each such liroup \\'lll he quartered at Beach Grove Inn. North River. which is ‘tile iraluin". depot fin‘ this Prov- incc. and lllerc given illlrly days trriinina with pay after‘ which ill".\' flrr‘ frce to return to their homes il‘l(l occupations. altiloilgil tllcv couiinilc to be lncnlbcrs of I'm‘ Non Pi-rlnancut Activi- Mil- itia and, as silcil. liable lo filrillcl‘ call fir lzilrue (‘l"f'.‘ll(‘t.‘. 73/350 Registrants “lll the age clusivc ihcrc are approxillllltclv 2.2.30 lwysirllilts. For lhc pvcscut the call is; being ilircclcli in lllcsi-

glTlilpfi Q1

groups lll the llllill- iirzll lllvv w ‘ " " ‘ lit(‘(" ‘ iwo illilu ll_v lll. ti‘: training. the riipilrcll llllillbvl’ carlnol ])l'il('lll'i‘il from lhvsl- nroups llli‘ll ille. (‘Llll will be lllrvclcrl lo lll" nil". Hlll l‘ ' llilililllllll“. ' olils and

,on up l.l , of ‘Qllfll l\ lllllfll‘ up. l "llrzll: lllnv 1 wish in point. our that llll- lllalirlai ilscil lll com- piling; llll~sa= l s is talceil from lll!‘

,Nallonai l\'1.‘j._l\ll'l\ll(li\ cards, the .llll‘.ll‘lll1lllilli llll wlllrll was fur- inishcrl in iill- rculsirarlls illcm- isclvlw and uilicll lllc Div llal Rt‘ ' ‘ll‘ .li"“]l'\ a» l)l'lll‘_‘. lciir- ali‘. ’l‘lll~ l). lllll lTWllSll l‘. ' 'frcc lnlzlllll: lll tori‘ bl- lll‘l(l rc- . an-,- l>l'l'(ll'\' made h_v s‘ \\iill ll lei". l» oc- eilpailoll, dale lll lll flClill'(‘$‘-. illlll‘:ll'\' ir 11., allil ct “'.i‘lu- lll. i'l‘illlil'4‘(l must he pll_\'.\l(".lll_\' 1:1. ‘ lllcrcfilrc in olllaiu illr llrl '.\‘ Z50 INCH lll!’ lilo illi“. allil cll Sll<'i'i\t‘(lllli.', Qflllill (lll) l.ll\l‘-llll(ll Registrar"; call ls \l"'.l lo n‘ 3M l‘l‘j.ll\'ll'ilill.< n, pl-lihrinl l'~l~1-,l\l'ivl~\ for medical

l-vallllllairlm. Tilt‘ man called luuf.‘

(Cmllllllltqd on page 8. Col 5)

mter Synod Delegates lHave Busy Day

iPre s b y

Much Business

The second ilav of the Maritime Synod m the l’re.\b,\lcl'l9il Church ill Canada ilporlcll at Sunlmcrslde vvllil worship and a period of prayer for illi‘ church allii empire. The new moiicrlllor. Ri-v. (i. Carlyle \Vi‘-l).\lt‘l' l)l'-(‘.\llll(|. Appoillilncnls of COllllllliil00S were illade as follows: Nominations: for the Presbytery of Cape Breton. Rev. Will. Scot‘. Dull- czill, Glace Bar, Itcv. Roderick Ma."- lleu. Rev. D. C. MacLean, North

Sydney: Plctou Pl'iw~l>§'ll‘l'.\‘. Rcv. (lcorge Ilamoul, lilac Mountain; Rcv. l-lnrold llcilstml. Hopewell;

Saint John Prrsbl-icrl‘. Rev. G. D. ll. llowason, l-‘uedcrlctorl. Rev. J.H.R. Dimjoir, lloniellcil. Que: P.E.I. Pres- bytery, llcv. U. M. llurllalll, Tyne Vailcv. War Resolutions: Dr. C. M.

- Rev. R. M. Lepllte, Rev, 5r ' lit‘l‘lil$, and All‘. \Vlll. Kcmie- dv; on nssiiulblv: llcv. Dr. Sallluel Davies. itl-v. (l.l)l.. liolvsorl. Rev. A D. Mal-Kinnorl and their elders. Oil bilslrlcss conunlllilc: Rev. C A liillcVcy‘. Rev. /\‘i"'ll~ Rankin. Rev Ni ii MacDonald. ‘n01! and nallce: Rev. ll A. llaig. Rev. Harry llcss. Resoluilril: ltcv. EGB. FCCt". Rev Allison lilac! ll. Rev. Donald A. Campbell. Old olr books: Rev Dr. Frank Baird.

n ,-

lo 24 inW

At Business Sessions-Gen- eral Moderator Guest Speak- l er At Evening Meeting.

NEW DEPUTY MINI STEB

L. D. Wllgress. who ha: been appointed deputy minister of tracicl

gross has been director 0f the Corn- lncrclai Intelligence Service smite 1932 and has lxcn in the trade commissioner service for ‘.26 yo. I-Ie was born in Vailcouver‘ in 18512 and is a graduate 1n economics

and political science at. Mlrtiil‘. Ily has held iiavi-rnllulll. ]i( ; a‘ l Omsk, Vladivostok, Halllhurg .lnrl

clllcl‘ cvlllr s. He ias been a ‘.l'.i*'li— bcr ol \'.'il‘.<>il5 ("arlailiarl ci-i: 'i)f.‘.li<‘ (leizgiliions and lltlFl plavczl a lzlrt; par: in all major trade illilPlhlllClll. llt‘g'.)llilll!‘ll< for many _\'(‘{\!S.

lltalian News Agency Says ,ll. S. Peaceful

ROD-ll‘), O;L L‘ lAPl .lll.lll ncus l.l l)i'(ll7.i\_',.llll . >llI‘{l a sir Jllzvili l i" alas lilcv ilali‘ n» a .~]lll'll. i>l liég, .. .oll i.\ Ullltcd Slates llillllW "no-ll a cause lllr in izu lo ‘..‘.ll'. The agcllcy wilrcll aiwz '

. inlallj. . lrirllilll-

.-.l-. l; war .. , l Jlllllll‘ . .\.\t‘(l ‘lo know slit- i ‘lilo .*\llllllll(‘. (l lo t‘lll-l'l' lll'l(l lhc llll‘ usls \\i-l:l(l not ‘d to sci‘ llcr migrati-

_\\.tllicll l1» ll l

‘Pr i“ .(‘.\’~l. n

‘ and commerce at Ottawa. Mr. \V!l-

The Pe

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

British

- CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, T HURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 19.10

sculullcllsi OFNAZI

Cov’t

Suspends Child

Evacuation Plan

Bkflilllil Milli

ll FRANCE

Was With Advance (illard 0f (‘anadian Trililps Before the (‘illlapsc 0f Ally.

AN Elsa" CANADI P()l"‘i‘_ ill-i 3 i(‘[>,_,_‘,\"\. l"llll?'»'~‘ll lfV-lliwliirl lll l‘IllL‘,ltlll(l \Vlll ‘ iilli .l ‘all! rl-ccptioll." Igluc W. lla!lll-llll_y' of Tmi. llrnlwl‘ (‘.lllllll\l‘.(ll‘l‘ llf {he

' lvllirs. lli‘f'll’ll'l‘fl today vcii from lain,

a ‘1 l the

l..‘i| was brigade

ilrc Calladilll 1a.»; 5.11.1 m‘. H irrvps noav in England lllaalllficclll." Their onlv lll‘ ilri'l.\l'crl. is that ‘lire irr- uolli cilmc off." ‘ ilfflrcrs or (he Do- " --.ls imlis, he 1ll'l‘l\'~ tutluv on 1i shin

"lrcn and ‘l. , irliilps ivcre conllnandccrcri ‘cc alim- ihc enninil d lo work follmv-

l‘l

. ills» of ilic French l‘.i'lll'll‘\'. (‘zlirailizlrl troops were llllilllfl fir‘ lhc from when the

I'll. Bill. llllliiclliiv rc-

Fl‘ ~:~ -i (‘f

(‘.i ll.

u~~

ii ill paw H, (T01 3i

liillsslliillrs Newspaper Briilclzes ll. S. .

"\\'.~ 'l\ i iilr (‘X-y uulp c, or Llllll r illl, l'lll'ii‘lilS~ ‘~- ol rp.lli*n \\lli('ll lrl llllfi‘ (il\'.~ are Al’ - i\lll.~l.\l)l.lll'fi at. l-l the W ‘llllilllll v ‘xvYll- ‘lle peo- nlmlil 1' ll oi ‘ ' - ~ llll‘ .l.li‘li'li_'.<l- l“.‘llll ' illlllilsiiliiilllii w , ' strongly that

In]! ~‘illl\li llrbil “illlliqwilxfiflil?!‘ hi“ l .15» ‘me uuun‘il\(az 1i ‘-l'~‘. i i‘ t ‘l "i \ ' .~ rllcric-lll an Slllvslrlllrl Jll liliunllxliulillfiht l‘l[l A“ Lam,‘ Alfie,“ pi .ll‘l‘ l." \\(‘i"il ill‘ l‘l . w.l. . U X ‘ W“ ‘if. ‘my “3“_":_1_'\;h, ‘Hm: ll. .\ Span would play her lllli llil.li_l \\l’l\ill}.(l!l mi. ‘l v\\iltlll>l_ , 1.0.“, Mk, “mud ollll. ha. r wt. a» i» ~ Rulmhmr-‘HF

lklloall. ari- llgzllllsl llll\' ilscicss- cx- ' tension of the conflict."

ian

Transacted

Tire report of the auditors was tabled also that oil Presbytery rcc- ords. ltev. J. M. Murchison repirt- eil on rile work of the Bible sol-rely. 1

A lettcr cf npprcciairorl_rrorn Prune Milllslcl‘ MEIFKPlIZlG King: luv the Synools expression oi lO_\'iill\ lll

this time of stress was rcail. The mcrleraror then rallcil for lhc res- oluiioil im the Will‘ which \\llS read by Dr. Kerr, convciler. On lllS mo-

tion. seconded by Mr. Jeans, Lllc resoluiioil which was a. lnilows was unanimously adopted: As lllc war

develops ll. bccoarcs steadily clrar- cr that the iululanrcrlial issues are bctwccu (ii-mocralzc Clli‘l.\iiilll lileals and these of a l‘llllll(‘.. iyralulii- pruiilllislu. Convinced that loiaiiv to Christ and loyalty lo King auil Elnplre are here conjoirltccl as ncv- el‘ beiurs, lllt‘ synod StilPlIllllY pledges allow lllc loyalty‘ o! llli its nrlulstrv lu boill these lfrlllftflx li i-ujoius its nllllisicrs that lll all diets oi public uorsillil lo olll-r l‘llil‘l‘t‘t'h.\ll)llS for Kllrn l-‘llplrl- allil allirs; that God's l)‘; b" cil- vokcil for olir armed lorscs and all (VllPlS airline in the war effort, and that simplirnllon be made for all . — 1. —_

(Continued on page 10. Col 9)

\

l

u nan i\v .

, iisll Interior Allllslrr‘, lialnon Sclzallo Suller.‘ a up a sclxcs oi Rome-Berlin Ailpclrus, l Papolo Dr .

hlario . . ll ltcnla, l) ..r;y aizalliell rho United S; ‘cs. Uhilllll and luxlncc as great (‘llfllllis of Spam and its history.

“lill- pvopli- or ‘ world have i\\l) \\..\"c~," he s "First lo free. - li2ll.,i..sll domina-

iml; lllfvl bPCtllitl. i.\ l cc tilcrllseivcs lrvlll lllc plilloclxlfii‘ lyrlllllly rep- ris ilil b_v the Llluicil States, ‘I\ul'ill r'\lll(‘l‘ll‘llll people are the of the white race.‘ - lMllflt-BOII of the _pcople comes

'1 o ])‘_'(‘§lll'. ll‘ .ll sneak‘

.‘ . ‘has three l‘ the Mediterran-

l

~-. l ‘Var-ZS Years l llgomlilday

Oi", R lllli B. iish llcld Ger- lllllll; lll aiiai-li ucar llllllllflh. r'lr ' l.) illl‘ tiorlllwc-l the , (army llviptiircil creatrr part of llrl- ll llllli/"il r1‘. "rlloilllf. Rus-

Bulcaria called

.~.an ul‘. ilimum la of country's

(or l'l('.’ll' F'llli‘lllt‘lll po~~i cu tirrmay- flll1f‘!‘!‘S. r _ __ .

“AQTVER

A Lll§50

I IS 0F MilVEl

lll walla lot; or ill (‘llllilil ,i

, were hlOYilll

and cvpliislon of All$iTO-|

(By J. P. Sanderson, (‘lmmunn Press Staff Writer; LONDON. Oct. 2i ice Cllblfii- lTllo Government announced ‘.0- nlgm Sllfillcrlslon 0i rile clrllllrllrs overseas evacuation scheme be. fails‘? 01‘ U19 danger involved in ‘.A.antlir crossings at this llllll.‘ of

‘the year.

. The scilclne has no; bu.“ ‘ ‘dDiWd and it is vibiillill,‘ 111;, lwlil be renewed next spring thousands more Cllllfllvll will bl- sent to Canada, the Lillltl-ll grams and Australia, to

llUlilt ,- fqr m.

IIIOYQI! from (lerlllzill bomblrii; l planes. ‘ Loss of tllc Cit‘; of Utl}lll'(’> .l:ill other vessels l. l w. ll lr.illlll"'t

icllildrllll to Norill .\lllL‘l'lCll

lim- lvincccl the Gllvclillll lira; l; lCOllltl not be in“ safely of lllt‘ i iii-r- ,ln:ln slrbnrarlllls . 'Zit‘ Atlantic lll illl‘ lrall- \ l lrl-n

when the sillps ari- ill l l!i\'ll. ‘ (The Cll)‘ of l$l‘ll.ll'l‘>'. b ‘llllil fol Canada. was sirllk .ll)0ili lint) illilnf. iucsl. of Ireland lllc lllUllT l»! Sept.

aballlliil: Yllé‘ lull no’ i

llflvatir clacuutitlll Ul clliiilrlil l‘. this uoiull ,\‘.

Apl)l'O.\'lllliltOl)\‘ 7 (lilo i.“ have gone io Canada ‘l- United KlDLLflOlll. Qt i,

Crini". 1,0011. lll illi‘ ilillcl

under ; mcrlt plan More than udlliiiinl. haw gone lll dolniniilns. Allliui. 2.0m) ll1l\'(‘ hcl-l- moved to the Ulllied Siaics by tile Aml-llcarl (joilllnliiee Iilr 1h.- (‘\"tl(“lil‘liill 01 cllililrml. (3illil‘\ ‘have gone to Aincrica ‘with!’ iprivaic auspices.

u. silly Til Establish Big Atlantic Farce

...l,\

slgllull or .iii, pulls L.) UDUII-rF-i 1t lll .ll. ii.- ,.;1\lllAt.‘(1lOl'CL" til lil\..\ l.l.ll. i-J

Lllllill .ll a1.- lll,; l..i'. ll.

.»..lp,, lll lilL‘ l\'.l.lililt l.ll..»rl lll lllt.‘ pzlsulll .ll.- lnlllrlc.

l‘. xvas lllllll}illl‘.‘i‘l llll; ll.l\_\ lll lrl.

"llll- “my lAijlnldiil iltill .ll .llu ll<-.ll ..r..l ‘(Quill/.iii lorcl» l.l iilL‘ luzcc ull DkVwlli‘ all lil.\. or lrlt- hiiiiQii znzllw lll‘ ux- lltnll-Liill-(‘ii a- lrl. ,l.l..o. . l‘

Lxiliiifil glans laci. l...l: .li.tl .l rllllllt! rolls, Lllrlrll c . l»... “Iii (‘Liiilliiiiltl lllls lull

"lilo new lolcc lvll. t. ‘ or llli sillps llow lll lilU rilllalll , .~i<lll.\ slllps as lllm; are vollrpliil ll, r l l.

lvlillllillihslllilldi \l‘.\nt‘l.\', illlkl plllcrlilslltl lllllr ('\!ll\\‘ l lll‘ 'l'ilc lliiilul lillcl- ‘will all types c1 \‘ta..t'l.> allll .l.rl..li. wlil rlirlnbcl- lll(ll‘t! lllall 13a . navllt; all the vessels m lllt‘ t\i.llll— lic ullilcl" one (‘Ulllilirlllll wll. rir>u.i lrl increased clzll-llllcy- lll lili‘ ope - atious and Lilllllllill or llll‘ \l ~i '

British See‘

Balkans As

lLikciy War Zone

BUDAPEST. Ilungary. Oct. ~\i’l-— Possihilitv ill‘ the war spreading til illc llaliizlils has become so serious. anili- iiatlva Ilritiyil sources .iii - day, that Britain may find it necessary "almost any day" l0 remove all British subjects from the area. "

A largo-scale plan for srnrl- ing all British subjects in Bucilarcsh. iiuillrpcst, Ilelirrllilc.

Aillcns and Rivfia and other lialkan towns in lnilia has already hccu prepared. llrit- on! themselves in ilu- I't‘!'il‘ll have been notiliril ill‘ British consuls.

lnrlla was selecivil as the

nlace of rrnlovzil. rcliallll- sour- cos said. because illf‘ iuurney- is mostly overland and lnilia. unlike Egypt. is not rm a war front.

BAKl~C V

BUM

MAXI MS

OYA

MERE MAN

Well-timed silence hath mon- cl quence than speech,

l-lptlnn llcllverrll 51ml

l2 . l.l ‘I011: (nlllllirl Ilri t. \ [Qrul

llS TURNED iuca

IHeavy Eemy [Artillery Shelia English _Coas

i’ I!

i"

l.i).\'i)t).\', Oct. 3 »— illllrs- l a ,, till.“ —l('l’l -A and ' t. ‘ Hflfllilll; aircraft row S mi-r lvllllal lalnrlllll calll to»

-ic at the second ll of llll‘ nighl. since “Wednesday

u. fr», ‘f

'4

7- r l .ll:- 7.‘

Gcnscril.

llltlfllillg,

'l'ill- ll\s.lllll clldl-il a period (ll um is. l|i' ' liral hail fuililu- ‘if’ thl .lll rlillirk -- the

hlllllii‘\i lll lllt- \\.ll'-- lzllilll llc~ gall ilroilllii rlillrler-time and vlllillil .|lll‘l‘ \k*\t'l“.|| bombs hail llrlil lalilll.

With iii-ally all the ffsl of ri la! l-Illglallil illliier intel- n ill-lit lifilllllllftlllvfilli lrilln the air (lllfllll; illi- iirlliiglll hours, (ierman sllrrlpllel llilmlls ui-rc rcpoltcti llluscri lnr‘ tile first time -—url a silutllcast limll. ‘There were scu-ral casualties.

lll! a > . . l. ,~ i, w: .ll..ll)lrl_, .l . 1 , .illu ll" '

lr.t ii:

iiB/cmaers Fly Beep into ilazl Areas

lll\ll.'l.\.‘. (lrl. ii—l'l‘llurs.

(l .. -- i( Pl-ltilyal .i\ir F0 (- ' llfiltlllg :1 whistling iltll‘llli‘ll.\il‘l', crossed I l~rnl.irl ll’l‘i‘ll0l‘_\' tililrly rtilrlrlls on lil(' uar lhi‘ ilcicll. allii lillllt‘l' air raill haul‘ rlnil 1'1

a rcas -- a nd over

oi

Jan Army Sll u. lit British Sh;

all

- first rlllyllt ill rlllllilsl Llli‘\‘ llili not attack , __ .

"lln.

'l‘IEN'l‘ lAPi Ylllt .l

'.:il'lrl~. Nil/i

grin m- ill\'il\ill|l

ixhlcc: lws

ll iflilhl‘ oi ., ‘ i.\ now ‘. illc ile- llil livriLsitlll llll‘ KEPT lllUZY Ti ‘JLAHS Ob " ‘s —ii - — ll uvl ill-ll i 5'I'$F7"i ‘i .-

.l..i llil: lli“l'illi \illilll__' ' .i

_ “ POOL PLFLK.’ .i.’.‘.’;“i..‘1._.;-‘;~‘. is NEVER A lvcwltrs ilw-‘l-

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. aii- j.c ‘.i..l 1:11:11 the way out

Lively Session Gt" Farmers Here Last Evening

‘,- Deferring Of Eodilctiorl

TO, ( 1.‘; 2 ~

Of Livestock Marketing p‘- "‘““““'“ ‘“"'"’°“i Scllcnle By Provincial (loft A A ‘T. Is ("lauselOf Discussion. *1; '\\ ll} ‘Ii ‘,413wSll<ip:illili§\\.ll.- lllle llas ilppa a,“ ,

.l>l'.lillc cousilli- ll/vni ,1

the m: .1, 2i‘ ~,;

lllccilllg Sign: \Vlill2lll1.-\S a 5| l

I(\.RT!'\\'T

ll‘ iunhl-l" l'(lll.‘~ l ‘l-‘Llltll lll‘? ll‘ lll (‘Ullhlilthiiliiill n1