OEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN

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BU! uni“. Q1 Ioflcrl mwarc. L-MB-Zl-‘II-M. ANNUAL MEETING cl Rod

Oross at Zion Hall to-rlight. ' Li-l15Z-2-7-l.

HADWPON UNITED CHARGE.- lervices on Sunday. Februa 15th as follows: Bonshaw 11 A. De Sable I P. Hampton '1 P. M. Dfiyiiiht time. 14-239-2-13-11.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. --Servloes Sunday, Fbbruary 15m

rm: cnAawifrmowN» ooaaoraii,

Farm program In feed grains. Balls for boost

Livestock Production ls‘ Major Factor In Gen- eral Scheme.

TORONTO. Feb. li——(C'P)—Can-. adafls i942 agricultural prosfflm calls for increased production in all feed producinsr crops across the Do- minlon with specia €mDhflS1S on coarse grains, Dr. G. S. 1i. Barton. Federal Dcputv Minister of Aeri- culture. told the_ Ontario Crop 1m- prorelncnt Association today. _

In a review of probable iulrlcult-

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MFLEOD Hailed DAY,

Economy Sale Walaasso Sheets, Pillow Cases

m i“ Mimi“ H‘ “mid 11 A- M- 1 "r r m -»-. - iith ' l in hemmed and hem-stitched ends gigencsegflyf if???‘ P‘; SW1 m: lii/gstheclaulilashlilliigilonora meajicirufahlltor, with p a ner. Minister. ‘ ' fl-zé-l-i-la-n. ‘3l.~.£“"€§li§’<i$ iii? lgglritliiiim": Just now, while you have been thinking of how and

TRYON -— BONSHAW BAPTIST CHURK/‘li. Sunday, February 15th.- glselstrrhoreland 11.00 A. M. '

month's feed supply on hand be- fore the l94l_ crop was harvesied nlld tel-pied tins "a very unsafe po-

where to get the new sheets and pillow cases that your household needs, our HOUSE FURNlSHINGS Depart- ment brings you this opportunity.

These are all genuine Wabasso, first quality, no sub-

Pasmr m“ preach ‘m m“ “blew” along" in feed reduction, assum- .. i‘ A 5"" 1n it collld loo- to the west for mm" * “e” “id-m lilvmltm“ l‘ in rlie supplies u needed 11nd re- standards or seconds in the lot. ‘xtended w ‘in w w°rffflzgoligtila calving public money to bring them ' ‘ ' ' ifeiasgl. Freelgrciézht for feed “'11s jugtti- THE SHEETS (i B llll( I‘ Tl!‘ (‘IUCPECIICY con l I "“Efifi‘f§,‘f$gli,d°g,§lggl Se“ ions but ii W115 doubtful lr it could 63 x 95 inches—1'egular $3.85 for $3.29 pair vim next lord's Dav. Glass 33 Zoiiiixiiirve(iufihgiliiiiiitiiiiiiciiiifiepi 63 x 95 inches-regular $3.95 for $3.29 pair Séfmtldbai‘? ftfw$viil S3CE‘,;§{I_' The ‘mi “e5 i" 8 verifier i“ 1"‘ 72 x 95 inches—regular $3.95 for $3.39 pair a ~ gm figdfglgq" 511d 8P';,ar@r'§;rv1¢+= Si??? this 5§l$5i~..i“3~‘i‘i? ..&°..-'f“§i°i v2 x as inches-regular $4.50 m $3.89 pair ~. roo-e l .Vf. .r'- F‘ . n“. “ » ., ,_ .. . _ _ ,- . ' x‘ mm midayessa§ M_ ‘D1, A "5' 8:593,ltfaluéyolgsilllgaugggn‘élllgglllifi 40 x 9o inches-regular $5.00 fol $4.39 pair h} 64 s. n Tlwnlsvn- M11115!"- 5217-2-1341- he said. ' 81 x 96 inches-regular $3.535! f0!‘ $25}! Pall‘ ‘"11’ 1‘ 1114s ntruauarzres. — rit»'%i§f"'§‘§isifilfil"iioi’i’"fiié S‘ ‘ "6 '"°‘“*“"“’““l“ 9'33 i‘? lit? "iii ' o o e . - . n-' _ ' _ .. . . organization were m H155“, yestlzgf giplglenédugisogilsviczjllcd to assist east 81 X 96 inches r6811 a1: o3 so f0‘ $1“) P it ‘ ‘ ' 81x 96 inches-regular $0.. ol l-t- P3

For You In Youths students OVERCOATS

day, and left in the afternoon for Summerslde. They were Mr. Robert Stanfield, Truro, Rental Administra- tor for P. E. 1. and Nova Scotia. und Mr. W. H. Jost, Halifax, Enforce- ment Counsel for the same area. They were in conference with

Dr. Barton saitl a 25-per-cent. in- crease ln vegetable crops would probably be required.

An increase of l7 per cent in hog production compared with lust year was needed and. since the increase

far this V0111‘ was smaller than

81 x 10-1 inches-meg

ular $5.50 for $4.89 pair

THE PILLOW CASES

40 x 33 inches-regular 40 s. i2 x as indies-regular

50c for 39c pair 85c for 69¢ PM!‘

J‘ G°rd°n Mncdomld- 0f m9 w“ that fl llle )l'0(ill‘(‘l‘ should begin Time Prices and 'l‘rade Board, who w? ' l b bfzfs L _ __ . ‘ , , . .-. - 79¢ qir w; n. and“: the bahmce of our stock of boys, will meantune handle any questions imp“ l a Der Ce“ over 42 x .33 inches-regain] Slot for _ 79 P. ir v r that mav arise. Mr. Jest aimed Fluid milk requirements would 42 x 33 incl1€S—l'9i‘-!l|l3l' ‘id-ml f0‘ c pa

youths’, and students’ coats-a small but excellent showing of English tweed coats that will be plenty hard to duplicate next season at their regular prices.

—30 coats in this lot of all wool tweeds, all fully lined for extra warmth and wear. Sizes 24 to 3l—for age 6 to 13 sell from

Liroup _1

ears. These coats usuall . _ .. ~~ , y hale Bd°pt°d.“‘° plan of 971mm“ pollcv lt was proposed lhat R059 Blue G0ld Green, BFOWII and hlauve $7.50 to $12.95 ing the tolls in advance which has sfigaule lormmns be approved by ' ’ ’ I been found very satisfactory. The Drovmcuu 1C1“11lzer bgnrds and a 72 x 100 inches — ltegulai- $2.35 for $1.98 euch

- Price to clear -- — — — -

—0nly I coats in this lot, but every one is

that theynere very favourably im- pressed with the situation here, and he heart co~operatlon afforded them in t c enforcement of the act.

TELEPHONE MEETING - The annual meeting of the Marshfield Durlstaffnage Telephone Company was held in the hall Feb. 9th with a good attendance. The financial and other reports showed a very satisfactory year. This Company

Directors were the line in first

instructed to keep class condition and to increase the line tax if found necessary for replacement and

probably require an increase of 500,000.01») Dtlllllilb‘, half the increase attained in 19-11.

With respect to labor, Dr. Bar- ton said that perhaps the best which could be llGlEd for was that every ]Jl'Oflil’_‘ll\'6 lurm would have experienced direction whether opzr- atecl as a unit. Oi’ ln conlunetlcn with sonic other fnrnr and that sut- ficient labor uould be obtained to man lilo kcv positions. lilo planneu fertilizer us-

dEllllllO part. of illE_1Cl‘LlllZ€l' cost be paid by the Dominion gewln- lncnt for lcrtlllrcl" applied to succi- fied crops including spring wlvat.

42 x fill inches-regular 42 x 33 inches-reg

$1.15 for 89c pail‘ ular $1.25 for 98c pair

_ . economy 13, 1,4,

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Si) x 100 inches — Regular $2.65 for $2.19 each

‘IDLE WEAVE BEDSPREADS

Group

other repairs. One half mile of line borlrv. outs tlllfl. llllXCtl cram. hay is now being replaced with new crops anti pasture, nlangolds, tun. wire. The following Directors were “U” and com m‘ hubklnh“ and en’

a plum. Sizes 29 to 31.

Reg. value $16.95 Now - —

IMPORTED AMERICAN

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—10 coats in

Group 3

guards.

and fancy tweeds. Sizes $17.00 to $19.50 Clearing Special - — -

this group-herring bone‘ Balmacaan and fancy 34 to 38. Regularly

$13.35

__.Thls is biggest showing-ZS coats in

Group .4

$25 . 95.

for a long time

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sizes 33 to I18. Beautiful English tweeds all tailored by “Prince” the best of our stock, usually selling from $22.50 to You won't see costs like these

$19.50

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Says Normandie Must be balanced To be re-floateil

[my Larry Hauck, Associated Press Staff Writer)

NEW YORK, Feb, 12 —-(AP) _ ‘I110 designer of the capsized Nor- llflndlfl said tOdly that the {align Ill-M could be righted only by its own buoyancy and estimated the job would take five months.

“Men and machines aren't pow- erful enough." Vladmir 1. Yqur.

Kevltch declared. "The Normandfe will have to save itself."

As the first step in salvaging the fire-scarred $60.000,000 liner that was the pride of France, he said all openings and vents in the

ship's upper part, now under water, must be repaired and the compartments pumped free of

water. Then he would pour 6,000 tons of water into the double bot- tom and fill other lower compart- ments to help create buoyancy.

C. N. l. REVENUE UP

MONTREAL, Feb. l0 -(CP) — Increase of $1,534,000 is reported by Canadian National Railways in gross revenues of $6,439,000 for the week ended Feb. 7, compared with 144905.000 for the corresponding week last. year.

,.____ Dhmfmu Mochll In,“ Chocolate n“. Marshmallow "some PIES lqunl usmon Hermite Butterscotch Cocoanut Plliy Banana cream Cookies Bou-

FANCY SPECIAL DOUGHNUTS SPECIAL VALENTINE CAKE

Decorated Scotch Cake Hearts, Fancy Breads, Date, Orange, Chocolate, Marble, Plain, Sultana and Lemon Filled Cake i

SWAR T’S BAKER Y

PHONE 211

appointed W. J., Jenkins Pres, Al- mon Wood Vice Pres. Alex Scott, C. W. Robertson and Alfred Reid. Borden Boswell was appointed to 100k after the line and Harold Sle- wart is making the replacements.

ISLAND GIRL JOINS C.W.A.A.F. _Miss Edna LePage employee of the Dominion Gcverllnleht, Ot-iawa left recently for Toronto to begin her training at the Manning De- poi, Prior to her dipartulc. She was tendered a. farewefl by the Misses Belle Brut‘! and Et-nlly Foster, 224 Lyon st Ott/iwa and was presented with a parting gift as a. token of the estfem in \\'llicl1 she is held by her Ottawa friends. An enjoyable evenin ‘ games and scca! intercourse, at the close of which “Island!” lunch was served by the hostesses After spending some time at Tbronto, Miss LePage will proceed to Sit. Thomas to com-

lete her training in the military

ospital there. The above men- tioned Miss lilcPmzc i: 1P0 da ‘hi1’- er of Mr and Mrs Oliver LePage of New Glasgow, and a niece of Lieutenant Governor LePage of this province).

In Memoriam

MRS. narlfiivo" t. comm

Mrs. Lucille Wynne Corby, wife of the late Raymond L. Oorby of Rockaway Tc-ivnsliip near Hibernia N. J., died Friday, February 6 at the hcme of her sister. Mrs. Teresa M. Johnson at Trenton. N. J Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at St. Mary's Church, Derwille, and interment was izi R/ockaway valley Cemetery.

She is survived by her sisters, Miss Catherine Wynne of Phila- delphia. Pa. Sister Vincent. of Dominican Sisters at. St Buses Hrmc. New Yol-k City, and hfiss Ashes Wynne of Amissbury, Mass . MP5. MET? Cahill of New Wilt-

2e.

Problems had arisen in the can- ning industry because of restricted tin supplies but illis condition was being dealt. with. While adjust- ments plight have to be moot. an increase in certain vegetable iloos was desired for canning-notably peas, ccrn and green beans for fresh vegetables and demora- tion turnips, onions, beets and cab-

baze. “It would appear that a 25-per- cent increase ln ll

nccdat," Dr. _- ld. "Spsclal liit illon ls being tzncn to the dcllyd on of vegetables

"erilncntal woll; on < [.-

and lf pr sent c a C0llllilLlqlill siuile cry additional demands for i dration plrposes nluy be exp .

Besides iurlhei" brcoiiirlfi. ant. ~ method o! ailtlina lo the bacon init-

Drovcs" s: ‘

i3’ put would be to bring hogs up t0

full Weight.

To meet the increased demands for milk an cxirri 125 pounds of milk a cow would be needed. Dr. Barton said, "and. given favorable production conditions, this docs not seem too much to expect.”

With proper conditioning of cattle available Canada should be oblc to hlect. domestic nectts for bcei and have a sufficient surplus t0 fill the United States quota of l93.950 ll(‘.ld.

Egq producers had responded ad- mirably to increased requirements. This month almost 3.000.000 dozen fresh eggs would. be shipped over-

seas.

Cooperation in farm operations and in the use of machinery. cx- ploration and use of sources of supplcmcniarv labor. community ln- terest and assistance at pass i111’- iods of farm labor requirements. were some of the means already partly employed which could be dc- velopcd to mew. urgent labor needs, Dr. Barton said.

BRDOKVALE SCHOOL

Report of Brookvale School for January’.

Grade IX.—1. Mary Conway; 2. Rita Slordy; 3. Myrtle Smith.

Grade VIIL-l, lvlabel Sturdy.

Grade VII.—1, Edna Stordy; 2, 'I‘l'1eresn Carragher; 3, Lco Berrlg-

5111". P.E.I. and Mrs Anna cum- an

mings of Detroit, Mich , and three brothers, Clement Wynne of New Haven, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Vincent Wynne of Der. chester, Mass. and Gregory Wynne of Rookland. Maine.

Gan The ileafened llear Again ?

Medical authorities say yes-In many cases. Aurlnc Ear Balsam, a prescription. has provcn n blessing to many deafened people. Used since 1895 by, those who are deaf- ened and nthercd by ringing, buzzing head noises due to hnrd- cncd or coagulated wax (ccrumenl. Over a. million packages sold. make I no-rlsk test. Must

money refunded. Ask today for Aurlne Bar Balsam at The Jenkins zharmacy or other leading drug-

s

How Are Your Eyes’

If h vIn to ‘ .i .i’.°.'i.."'1 infill? .5"; eyes or dlzslncu — consult a specialist.

At your service with year: of experience and a thoroush refnctlns service.

C fl In ad dlfflisultlcc.‘ an“. "m

G. F. llutohson

I’. O. IIUTCIIISON G. I. lIUTClII-SON

Grade V.-1, Anna. Carragher; 2,

Ethel Stord ‘l. Bertha Stoldy.

Grade IV.-1, Edwin Stordy: 2, Austin Carraghcr; 3, Raymond Stordy.

Grade IL-l. Evelyn Conway; 2. Mary Curley; 3. Eileen Conway.

Grade . l_ Bezniidottc Sturdy; 2. Rosalie Carragher.

Perfect attendance for the month —Berihn. Slordy‘. Gerald Sturdy.

Eileen Conway,

FA ‘QES

TO SUMMERSIDE

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, A 21

-GoIng-- survaoar. FEBRUARY

Monday. Feb. 2a, 1m l W | 45

fiom CHARLOTTETOWN (Government Tax Additional) Prosorttariotslp Low lures mm other rtntlom

Children o) k 1' we‘ and wider Twelve your: o] age HALF‘ FARE

Ticket: Gaol u» DAY 0040B“! ONLY

For Further Information 001mm any Ticket Agent

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LINEN CRASH ITABLE CLOTHS

50 x 50" to clear at — - $1.00 each

RAYON TABLE C

in cream damask

50 x 50 inches to clear

SALE SUBSTANDARD TOWELS

WHITES WITH COLORED BORDERS, STRIPES AND SOLID CCLORS

20 x 40"--'- — —- — — —50c pair 20 x 40"- - -— - - — —65c pair 22 x 42" - — — — — — -95c pair

i?X~:i‘l"’——-—-—-25c pair x.'___.__

20x42"———_._

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Ground Men 0f Air Force Play big role

Montague Man Included In Ground Crew Of R. A. F. Station Overseas.

By Louis V. llunter Canadian Press Staff Writer

A ROYAL AIR FORCE STATION SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. Feb. 1l--(CP)- Ground crews are the forgotten men oi the air force.

The men “behind the lines" in Britain's sir war, they play a sil~ ent, unspeetacular role in keeping the big bombers in the air. Then- work never brings them into the headlines but they are "tops" with the men who fly the machines and there is a. kind of mutual admira- tion between them.

A bomber is as sood as its ground crew. Fliers can't feel safc in the air unless they have confidence in t-he men who service their machines on the ground. ‘first is why. in the opinion of officers of a Royal Ca- nadian Alr Force Wellington squad- ron stationed here, "it is imperative to have very good ground crews- and we have."

It requires more men to keep a bomber in the air than it does to fly one. Each aircraft has its own N$llllf ground staff of rlggerg and titers. while wireless mechanics, electricians and armorers look sf- ter. say. three or four machines.

Omund crews with this squadron are from all parts of Canada. Thcv left all walks of life to loin the Air Pores and come to Britain.

A croup wsrsninc themwves n- roun-i a stove in a hars- r"~-~~i-.sai button “each of the time

WITH COLORED BORDERS

LOTHS

at 59c each

—30c pair — -~i5c pair

RAYON TABLE CLOTHS . with colored borders 55 x 75" to clear at-- — — 98c each

BEDSPREADS

In solid colors of peach, green and blue 80 x 105 inches -- Regular $2.25 for $1.89 each

Phone 49—Private Branch Exchange .

Maritime Provinces, Ontario. Bask- aliltrwan, Alberta and British Col- umba. 'I‘heSr only complaint was that bad ivonther was keeping mou- plnnes on the gropud and there wasn't enough work to do.

AC. Frank Osmond of Truro, N. 5.. who worlxd in a knitting mill making undcrivcar for so‘dlers, mid his jrb as a flight mechanic re- quired him to see that his bomber 1nd enough gas and oil. He docs nrnor repairs and tunes up the engines before the aircraft taxes off on a raid. -

His companions included AC. Don Mailman. Anapolis Royal, N.S.; Lin. Ernest Duzout st. Peters. NB; AC Millvin Lunnev, Minto. NB. and 3". IAtwood MacDonald, Montague.

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‘yolks thoroughly

GINGER. SAUCE

16 marshmallows 1-4 cup ware;- 8 egg yolks 4 tablespoons sugar 3 tablespoons finely minced preserved ginger in sylup 1-2 teaspoon grated orange rind Place marshmallows in top of double boiler over bdiing water. Cover and steam until marsh- mallows are meitrd Beat add solar and stir in mar-shims lows. Add d rind

an orange . ble boiler and cook hr 2 minutes looser. Chill and serve on lemon marlow ' ‘

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a REDDIN S d F A R M E R S We have a large stock of Veterinary Prepilla‘ tions.

not; WORM PmvDER 35c per lb.

HORSE CONDITION POWDER 50c per lb.

DARI.EY'S LOUSE POWDER 35c per lb.

SURE-SHCT CAPSULES 15c and 35c unfit msuvracr- ANT 8 oz. 45c-l6 oz. 75¢

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