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HOWARD DOUGLAS, Halpeque Road,

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WE HAVE THE PROPER

TRUSS

FOR YOUR PARTICULAR CASE ,

'1‘; those at you who are uniortunatc enough to have to wear a truss we ask the question. Are you satisfied with the one You are wear- ing’! Does it iit comiortabl! or is It an out oi date style. we have just received a ship- i‘ ment oi new style trusses. All ' sizes and at 111109! to Stilt everybody.

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GASSY BTOMACHB BELIEVE!)

Every person Who la troub- led with Ills in the stomach or bowels should get a bottle oi Dr. Evans’ Stomach Mix-

- lure and see how quickly it f will relieve all I symptoms.

Dr. Evans Stomach mixture taken at meal hours, not only prevents all h:1d eilcets from gas but it promotes the iunc- l tional activity oi the atorn- ' sch. assists digestion and i111- provea the appetite.

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Bottle Today. Price 85c.

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149 Great George Street

Mall Orders Given Prompt Attention.

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Receiving sows Friday (Only). August

16th.

neau Brummel lived the last 10 _ year; n! his liie in Caen. and died

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Charlottetown.

Farmers wishing to sell kindly ar- range delivery on that day.

DAVIS d. FRASER. LTD.

41: A-Pialleta 30-84: I N 14-31: O zo-zs $5. '

Butter: Wholesale iobbirll ieurizod Que. No 1 3t '5: No. 2 pasteurized 34-34 ‘.5 ceipt Que. No. 1 pasteurized 34 1i del MtL; N0. 2 33 ‘.6 del Mtl.; ilrst grade creamery prints lob price a1- 11-30 1i: first grade solds. 19b Brice 35 84-36. Cheese: Current white western and Que. 20 110B. wholesale west- ern and Que white for local trade and export an 11/16-21. goltrggea: '15 lb. baa Que. No. 1

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1n 1904 when a little group of Canadian business men decided to found a company for the manufacture of automobiles, they little dreamed what an historic step they were taking. They were convinced that the motor car would one day be an important means of trans- portation, though most people at that time looked upon it as a rich man's plaything. Bu: it is doubtful ifthey foresaw that in forty years their little plant would grow into an industry employing thousands of men, supplying cars to millions of men and women through

hundreds of Ford dealers. Little did they dream that in a future war of nations, Fora Motor Company of Canada, Limited would become the Emnire'a largest single source of

military transport.

1Q04—Iord Motor Company of Canada, Limited * , ' inaamall‘ "l" ' ' need as a wsgon factory. Sevcnxeen men were employed, and the cars at ﬁrst were assembled from parts imported irom Detroit. iu the ﬁrst year of g operation, 1 17 lord cars were produced.

_ Nib-Phat es ‘creased. The ar, 1914-1918, called for added 'out t. in 1916-1917, production ‘ ‘ a new {higrol 50,000 uuiu as s new branch assembly a wsat into oporsdou at Toronto, nah halos sad lﬁtls&

[ND-Iced o! Canada was already producing s

' large volsmc o! war uipmant sndhesvy shipments were made to msuy u: hanlstronu. A1 early as 1956 the groundwork {or the ,roduction ol

Lmilitary vehicles had been laid in closest co-opcra- tlcu with the Department of Nsdoaal Defence.

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TWI-Afrer two years of exhaustive tears, ths l‘ decided to standardize on the Model "T" Ford Car, using mass production methods. With i ‘ demand, the plant was expanded to ten times its former size. By 1912 the number of em- ployees had increased to 565.

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1§Q7—At'rer completely re-tooling the entire plant. Ford of Canada ram: our with the new Model “A". The car's modern design, power, speed and low cost operation won for it immediate acceptance. Iuyers made their selection from several

models epsiosa.

‘UH-The last passenger oaslorthdursdoamm- oﬂ‘ the susnprly line, ciimaxing a series o! manu- iacturing cunnilmenu of the previous 12 months. Now, until Victory was won, the Company's huge production was to he still multiplied bu: nricriy ‘ ‘tower and " L“

i 1913—l'ord of Csnadawhrst started bailing its

own engines thereby creating a new msior outlet‘ {or Canadian raw ' ‘ . Sinccits introducti ‘ iv: years earlier, the Model "T" engine had already become famous for its simplicity of design no.3‘

_ absolute dependability under all condirions.

193!-Suw the iﬂifOdilfilthl- d1 the Ford V-R‘ M

engine. For the ﬁrst time, a powerful, smooth, V-type eight-cylinder engine was made available to Canadian ' in the popular price ﬁeld. its m ‘city and outstanding part1}

‘ Qdo h ﬁ el o. aatomobile world.

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)» . ﬁ91l—Dy this time there was s chain oi‘ more than! ; 5 50 Ford dealers and nine Ford lunches across»?

Canada. The Company always believed it owed a debt to the public-that of providing expert service and genuine 1 , 1on1: u those cars were in operation.

1939—70% of all automobiles Canada were built by Ford, more than half of the entire Ford output going abroad. The huge export business, started with the founding ofthe company was built up in every part ollhe i "with the exception of the Iritiah hiss.

‘ﬁll-Ford employees had increased to 15,657, double the number prior to wartime. 4,300 Ford employees had gone into the Armed Services. 15,000 blood transfusions had been given at the Ford Clinic. Employees had invested $10,000,000 in Victory loads and War Savings Certiﬁcates.

1944—Mldhigbt, August i7, the Company's 40th anniversary-and out oi its mighty war plant comes

a Universal Carrier, the 27.670111 of in kind, the $58,978:]! Military vehicle for World War ll, the l,893,l6Znd unit produced by Ford o! Canada during its forty year history in this Great Dominion.

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