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u ll" 400g on)!!! for su kinds .1 farm and fox netting at

JIALIVEI OIL CAPIULII In mull but effective at Tayiortw Co, Kopsiﬂlilll 2'1 -

c051‘ (ARRIVAL - ‘mgwn, Friday. Feb. 22. in ai “o; m, Girl Guides and Boy;

Scouts. Novelties, prizes. Genera “mission 25 cents. - up“

JEILING PRICE on tires and tubes. but no floor. Bil-lid!!!“ tires arc worth more than ceiling price, Order now at Braoea

-KINSMEN MEETING - The ‘regular meeting of the Bumrnersida. Kinsmen Club was held on Tues- My qqenlng in Leo Doyle's rest» nut-an! with Mr. H. K. Strlght. chairman of the evening. Reports elr attendance at the recent

h gIstI-irt council meeting in Mono Offer.

ion were given by Elmer Club delegate and Cleve Whalen. District Chairman of Youth Wol- fare Work. it was decided to ac- cent the invitation oi‘ the Char- lottetown club to attend the Kins- men anniversary celebration being held there on Thursday evening, roads permitting-S.

-RO’I'ARY MEETING - Mr ‘Thomas Kennedy Maritime Repre- senlative of the Research and De- velopment Branch of the Federal Department of Reconstruction was the gue=t speaker. Mr. J. S. Wrlirht was W's-loom as a new member. Giicsls Included: Rev. Patrick Wakh. Palmer Road, Capt. Ever- ett MvLclian, Ottawa: W H. Wil- son. Moncion: Norman Hogg, Sum- merslde Dr. H. Clarke, L, R. Allen and James Clarke. —S.

I -caim ran-fr? rarzr wnv- ‘NERQ - Another successful bridge

and auction narty was held in the acclaim

Kui~hts of Columbus Home, Sum- mvrsldo on Tuesday eveninz. The brirv winners were as follows: liriduo Ladies‘ first, Mrs, Wilfred Gnvtict; Ladies Consolation, Mrs. Meclius Wedge, Men's FlrsL Scut-

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nillbodolivnoli ; Ilycrllllllwih.

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-—WAN'.I'ID Em ‘Pzovilzotrls, ﬁfth-nomad)’;-

450°!" Beowu- rm: rum-l

dlY. I“. 21

-aorz. twine and t... are in pccin

811m NW - your s ~ ltion in early to Braces. ‘Mu-i

ROI BALI. Fast dri horse 7 years. Budlong (speed m“ graft horse)? r .12"? “if iibmif: do res en to freshen April lrgt. Walter S. Weeks.

th.1

qrooxsv $030111 at au- den. Iniennediate sum-finals. first some. Bummerside Legion versus Borden Nationals. Game will be played tonight regardless oi weather. 2-21-11.

-ron saw- Houseand ‘lot in Kensingtnn. Apply no: 174, Kensington, or. phone 26-5. Hun-

ter River. . 2-i9-2l-23—3i

-Mr. John McNeil, Bummerside. has left on a visit to Montreal, Toronto and other Upper Canad.

ian cities-S

“MAN IN HALF TENS!

h-imel totgse Bdramsitlol Longgn s e pa arre on. " s Man 1n lYlalfy Moon Strict." which ran for nine solid months to the gratlflgaltion of Erltishm audientlaasl.

ne ast nigh a e a

o sairs as a splendid Paramgunt screen production . . . and audiences

MOON STREET” DRAMA

to the stage hit!

l-‘raught with sus nse and with exciting moments pi ng one on the other, ‘Half Moon Street" presents Nils Asther and Helen Walker in

iv Pm-nirn; Men's Consolation Paul Covering: and Matthew Boul- Jorrv Tloucctfc, Auctton. Indies‘ ton is ding valuable su in first. til-s. Bcn Arscnsuit; Wom- their respective portrayals o a lov- cw (‘insulation Miss arv Mc- ather, s. family ph sicia.n and .N~‘i- .""r*n’s Firs-L .1, H. Gnudet: a Scotland Yard ins c r. In ad- M"u'- consolation, Edward Arsen- dition. Reinhold Schunzel. depart- nnlt-s. ingjrom his usual character o! i}

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‘lT’S GOOD

You’ll be heading for

success when you keep u" Dace ln our hand-

somely tailored, highest illlality topcoats of gab- ardine, polo cloth “and ‘W995i; designed for durability

can. NOW" ANp MAKE Youa SELECTION

Maurine Mill

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I Summerside’: ‘Smartest Mill's’ 51°"

who

To Buy Quality ‘HHS ‘I YEAR

BUSINESS

Deliveries of suits and topcoals‘ are slow this year but we have re- ceived s substantial as- sortment of our spring lines, beautifully tail- ored. Select now and save disappointment lai- er.

Suits in twecds and worsteds for all-’round wear. There is nothing like a smart tweed or worsted to ace a man through any business or social ciuion.

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ALSO NEWS ‘Shows 7:30 and 9:15 _ Matinee Thursday 3:30

BPIIOI.

SUHMEﬁIDEW

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Nazi, gives a splendid enactment of an aged scientist whose discov- ﬂ’! threatens toddisrupt isle-medi- cal profession. this experiment.

ther is partner and co-work-

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‘however, Helen's fa er. Breon. and the family

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llesoaroh Official Visiting Province

Mr. Thomas Kennedy, represen- tative for New Brunswick and temporarily for Prince Edward Island of the Research and Devel- opment Branch of the Federal De- gartment of Reconstruction and

upply, is at present in Summer- side and is making his headquart- ers in the office of the Department oi Reconstruction in the Journal Building.

Interviewed yesterday, Mr. Ken- nedy explained that his lob is to act as liason between manufact- urersand the Research and De- velopment Branch of the Dept of Reconstruction. His work to date has been to visit manufacturers and attempt to discover if they have any ‘ L ' if they have to refer them to the Department's Technical lnfor. ma.tion Service at Ottawa where they attem t. to solve the difficul- ties. The atlonal Research Coun- cil and the research laboratories of the different Government De- partments are at. the service of this De rtment. ~

Mr. ennedy said that this ser- vice has proved very satisfactory to date and over 600 inquiries of this nature have been received from all over Canada. The main idea. he said. is to bring the re- sults of research of the pro-war years and the war yearn to the as- sistance of industry.‘ Technlﬂll l!!- formation is also available for civic

rejects. Mr. Kennedy said that gs plans‘ to visit all the manufact- urers in Bummcroide an Charlottetown at. this time and will rstum later in the season to visit other sections the Province. Citing the Irish. moss industry as an example of an Island industry that should benefit from research. ho llld that while Irish rnon is har- vested here to the value of thous- ands of dollars annually it could also be Processed here.

The‘ mportant thing, he ex- ﬁmmd‘ l‘ lid: athvfutllmt l: stfrvl: come acqua e branch of the‘ De of Reconstruction is rand! ill and to use it. Its advice and in or- mation is alsopavailable to anyone plating ogenins up a new . Mr. ennedy may be reache durlnl his stay in the Province throuzh‘ the Bummerslde office of the Denlrtment of Con- “mcﬁqn. bm- 'x'°.'i§§’u.a Infin-

ser ' u‘ ydischarired after‘ five service with the 83.1!!-

partment

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With

Jon PENNER LORRAINE Kaunas:

~ _ vicroma

rum-my. you.‘ m: ‘Matlnoohﬂll - awning-o;

aoapnu I ’ Fridaytfob. one . Matinee-lull? - llvouingt ms ms summon. I f Matisse! Childnﬂilou '

- ~ Aisle-Fe» l - 1min: icauani a a ~ I ‘unto-on. ° '

‘ALLA QAAA aa A v .

81! Qlwulhout the year and two run-

l problems and .

“Pa From, tho City" ...

lilvos- lloport o. I isn't looting

D0 as eegae up mesa ' ﬁnch Fuuetl-end the meeting this year: Almqllllh nearly a year has elm d since the Jneetlng ' ch I- am suoposedto Rive a zeport waa- held. vet 1 will try

and give u a brief outline of some of to prooe and a, few faciscormccted w! the moi industry. -

“We had a very harmonious 311M111: with some of tbs-largest sheep ranchers in the Dominion present. with the meetings held in the library of the Royal York Howl. Toronto. delsgqtea were . present from every province, with quite a number of them “m; for a blather mica level to be sci

for wool.

_ ‘The {Mulicment reported a ante mm ‘of lmsin . with “If” 1 . warehouses for sliding running '

nlng art time. Western Wool had a litte more sand in it than the The Dggitsfllxt‘: r ar those Provinces wherg etjhe 4ct. Wool Bonus was rigidly agplled. gal policy was continue dur-

' I944 Prices

"The average farm price for all Canada. is Elven at 27.lc pel- lb. The averese weight per fleece at ..8 pounds m i945 was sltghtly higher than that oi tho previous year. The estimated production 1n 1945 Wis a little lower in all provinces except Prince Edward Island, when. a slightly higher wei ht per fleece offset n minor decine in numbers of sheep shorn, In comparison the aver- uue price purl in U. S. A. was time Der 1b. In both Canada and United States the Governments buy the domestic clips at stated rices. "Shortages in woollens or civ- ilians continue. but with, suffici- ent wool stocks on hand. as soon as the labor situation adjusts it- self, the accumulated stocks of wool in Canada will be. rolling from the loom in sufficient quan- titles to supvlv the present urgent r. . "As for Canada there is no longer any great surplus of wool to

"It is estimated that there are 'll'i million sheep in the world.

Present Policy "It is the present policy of thl

Canadian Co - Operative Woo Growers to my as near marks:

is th aeccssan met-val: swplus funds we cd as rebates to all shi bars in. accordance w! h ume of The

company with:

expenses. there are an! are distribut- mem- ‘h e voi- tmhciallstl w. oi tau is in splendid shone Aids some". °.’..."""a'.a “m” , . vlding for depreciation 60,382.44 $641.860.80 “abilities Current Liabilities

Reserves . . Owltal Stoc

rum Assets

issued noIaaoIoo Profit and has Accent Operating Profit for the

year i944 .. M34431 And after dad tlnl 40- psociation and runnind

menus. - 1. ‘not profit tor tho year

i 5 a

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for rejec

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heavy tags.‘ P sh ent.,.

4th. Remove vsrv bu or dirtv‘ beiiiorbeforo t belly pieces may be left with the

very chafiy. git-glans of ﬂeece

musty condition 4th.

ti re-oonditk ins.

Oo-Op. and ob

houses at elven spec the

8 m

l .. s v0.0a.“ ° mssoas

‘54730030 do

~11. on sou mo.» ~uoian

. GI» bloom live a»; show n. Unllod States)

Won 37 awards wlihlfeniry of 30 foxes. Gllroylros. were awarded the largest number of points for any show entry. 5""? 5l'_08- 3964 points-poorest competitor, 279i points. Winnings include Champions of all Platinum Silvers-Champion of ell Peurlolinch-Chumpion of all Standard Silvers.

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to

GRAND

Here is what Gilroy Bros, sayaboui HQxifQg

agar“ 5”" 5955M Hexile for jmony your: and have had won- rasu l: o: our show records prove. We find we gs! “m; good growth in our pup: and that they of fur in the Fall."

You! too, can huvelgood results from feeding Hoxito. Arrange now for

1 ‘Glomplon Standard “h!!! “I; I945, Owned by llroy Iron.

Good Four-- Good Core- und Hexilo a... End PQY Real Dividend:

unov anos-oaxvute. oumluo

Theiroooalstold vlimltiqs lnclod 19.45 ﬂﬂw "w"; Mnlw" 5"" ‘ﬂwllnlalll my‘ live fox ahowswrrutttowvtowiﬂuund‘

an». 194s - summon,- 194s (Illa IBIIIRI-IIOII Important Ontario M: shovﬁ‘

Keeping to their consistent successful d, Gil 3

54 prizes, including Grand and Raseirvezoérond rgllemzbnyhl: for Glacier Blues-White Marked Pearl and Standard Silver Adult. Reserve Grand Championship Pearl Platinum Adult Male‘ Al” 6'9"‘ chi-‘WPIW P9P. While Marked Pearl Platinum.-

ulso pui‘ on a good volume

. W"? feeding requirements with your nearest Hexlte dealer. -

FOX AND

INK FEEDS

SOLD If

CLIFFORD MacDONALD Charlottetown

DOMINION SILVER FOX FURS, LTD., Summerside

Slotted ‘ floors 2nd. lhideavdr to

hairy. lrey and black 1 clippings away ude '

130m D

worrv over-the Government is al- fleece.

ready couimltted to the take off of 5th. Remove any 1N6. and sheep owners are hurry or strswy advised to maintain their flocks -or shake out

at present ieve .. t . "

“There are about 5% fewer 6t . Shear when fie sheen in the world than just be- Keﬁg‘ wool (mm gettl fora the war. and about B per . cant lass than in the wartime Never use peak of 1945i accordins to a m- s l t v3 by the Office oi Ipreign Alﬁ-

o tural Relations.

best- to p .

from bei _ es. locks and viw gm . black. and dead act or.

The bonus will s... 1st. an‘ rslect 2nd. eoces ti

Wool received

twins.

8rd. Allv clip

Ipoahllillsiollol

'.'I‘he officers and

grading and care pop m aitornoon

BDIQWOOI

atan ‘iiaifét? this social hour

v0 t0 W's. "

"glib. who has been the ohiat Irador!"n:or~ thr- W01‘ sqmﬂ ‘ ' .1 - to- tib-tka ... ... “i wit...» 0mm: Khulna ever

Waller-row new ‘ Us. . 18%

I'M!!! i" 40%

' sumo " 40% 108.000 ". 5%

< 1.000.000‘. m» ~ 1.814.000 =" 30% use 2.346.800 ". 5M6 sumo " 10$

‘thivvnro

shim

eece. these with the tags when

mm. . rd. Remove all dual locks ack separately

Ti with pare fl twine. e dei- tvrnnrmil- other

m' oil cliplltis Mmhﬁi.

W00. 0d with blndﬂ’

‘that requires a lot mine at time of Irm-

wers all very courteous . Wllit Ollt 01

waxtou-lviowulwasoodtims gmweretakenouttothswars-

Weston. where we were iai instruction regardgl o

store house (the lag;

o social Iotol. I the

t content permitted by Govemment regulation has become progressively smaller since the cent bonus was first paid in.l943 the Canadian Co-Op. Wool ers recommend that the follow- mz rules be followed:

1st shear on a clean floor. and second cuts so far

e.

ial where lar e flocks are shorn. keep all short.

4

Grow-

and

ITO bgndﬁgz

and face e

and for

strawy. . Clean

u. chaff before

ecas are dry- nq damp.

separate as. Keel) wool i0-

be 901d. on

inwet or

ataffoftbo

their and . time! of

of - in this im-

mending tnu as {havoc-Qt method

k 1 1, - . small creatures‘ whose “ o‘ mitotic“ dzsguitaoun n S d muting llﬁgentrggmsmﬁ! $233 ‘ 8 eCon , He felt no wounded vanity. mewr- <=t*<*..°.::.~*..:. a a...“ “or” We“ t» H - Shoot disease will be cut out and MT3- Dru}??? she m 11w o ﬁttie r Cillvleersoalgnl-llﬁitkda as pert oihandinten- feminine resolve an S ﬂhﬂﬁ hemp in the 831d (ingest-Jolie eEmplrtfs largest cocoa producer. - - 1-1 - ~— (Continued f om m ' s) Wnlzht the had crown demcnatcly Mot-hum money ‘We'll d-ilo the er were: “Immﬂkntgwh n"- I ~ v . Bahamas and sit in thsisun and 1168c him-self and his actbnlsnufnt n |ge§f|0n Pums can: undar a tropical of mum's m1 m. moon‘, an leave urd-iapplaess bo- hunes- But he could not lie to (fawn Q 3A htxéllldlﬂl m lost in the ablv r2 $3.?‘ hmxgoa ﬁll‘ u‘ Z islhe said. " You're one of titein Heavy‘? ggillwsgevtierins Wlihthflnbtllll; - - NMOH - l! fermentation of food in the The fog floated like o ghost be- liant and imgramiliar g e m; In on: prevented, you go “m? 8min! fwd-- hurt an rebellion a long way towards stop in; . “You're-turning me down?” he into the soft grass moot frequent ailment of the day. “ed “Y0u're mad if think I'd Aﬂernneg "m; p3, TON-s “Yes. use -of her. When take you, darling on mum Q PILLS, many sufferers find the ask me ain it must be be- tbat. When I marry you I want stomach is oi of the our, (u. "use you cant live another day‘. you for my lover"... ( shagging ma that w n,’ ‘auricular mhour. mother minu would have corps. dear heart‘; ﬁ aches. Tramway JQIBW an: m?’ put high over magi!» (w>W0\lHlg have lava. [Iliad a gnu W195- IUITY- - . ma, n, ° 50$? " pod nucioalrpoimo nei- wi No. the truth! had though "of ca; can. R Mm u", “a numb fingers. ‘I'll take. you home himself as Dal-gm.‘ h _ ‘u h, now. Ibopeyou bavent, been too As h , , " q d “gnmwm 5 m"""'", d” H“; ﬂu ma. "1 nuns-u- I12“ with m“ “m” h‘ m" wa’ o; um this-car w wrung her w” h" w awn.“ ' m raked m: drivewsyadd belief time was offerings. 13% ; R HAMILTON s PILLS ..'“‘......."°“‘ ‘if.’ $9.»; .i'..1"“¥uo.. 1%.?” ‘m“’°.‘““‘ ”°“‘ l“ '°°°"° - ___ with sleep as alien in him as to (To 3c Continued)

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“TIIERES no siiusmuie Hill omsr’

“I've tried many a brand of tea but I've never yet found a substitute for that lively, bralrk ﬂavour of Lipton’: Tea ”

Yes, Lipton’s-_givcs you a special, brisk ﬂavour. Try it -oncc.- You’ll never buy ﬂat-tasting tea again. because _Lipton’s gives you fresher, livelier ﬂavour, always spirited and full- bodied, never ﬂat or insipid. Tea experts agree that Liptorfs" Tea has brisk ﬂavoun. v Change-to brisk tasting Liptotfs today.