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"The Sfronqesf Memory IS Weaker than "c;- Weakesf lnk."

'I"\.Lti.'J.\Y, DECEMBER l, 1942

A Timely Warning

11,, “lllfllflﬂ ,-_,.,- iiiih \\'ilICIl a nation at

,.-;ii~ i‘i;i;iiit~.-s I!\ (‘llsl-J‘ tilltlillldll", while at the sanii- lllllt‘ rtiiciiiig; uiiciiipltrviiiciit and other parpit-xiii-_i suIlill pi-nhlt-iiis, creates a false im- lvl't'\*l‘tll IIlZll ihi- prncc-s might be indefinite- I\' ("llllllllkWl lllnl lllt‘ >l1tlt‘ should be equally Clllllllll.‘ ni piniliiciiig iii piuicc-liiiic the zirtificiz-il ]lI'll\]}.l'il>\' TrsllIilllQ iiniii IZl\‘l>II cxpeitditures fut‘ \\£li' l".ll']>\I-t'\ ilhis truth was forcibly brought Ilivlllt‘ iii an LKI(II'<.'SS to the Hilllliltﬂll Lkiiiriiliuui Uiib h_\- .\li~_ \\':-.ltcr P. Zcller, assist- piii to i’ t .iii"iii:iii iii lIlL‘ Wartime Prices and

'l'riult~ lii- llc ivziiiicd against the "Well- iiitciitioiicil hiii iiiiiiifiiriiietl imoplc”—\\'l1eth€r of the "right, {cit or centre” -— who, confus-

ing CIILISL‘ ZIlllI cifcct, think Utopia can bc achiev- ed by "ilu-ir own pllrtictililr brand of state- ctiillrul. il vciillirillll"

"lmliiiuil 1-l't'<'tli>lll Illltl economic freedom are two siilcs oi thc >lllll€ coin; thcy cannot be separated." .\Il'. Zcllcr declared. “For there can he no such thing as partial control by the gov- QfnlllCllI of our economic life, It cannot con- trol priccs and ivagcs without controlling pro- duction, and ii cannot control production with- out the Slillc being the master of the lives and wclfare of every human being.”

lle said that Canadians are willing to sub- mit to the present sytslclll of government con- trol because at rill costs they want to win the war~they are willing now to work for what- ever wages the government sees fit, and to cat and wcar whatever the government thinks best, “but wlicit peace returns, make no mistake about it, Canadians are going to want their freedom back.”

“There is abroad in the world today a large, growing and (langcrous body of opinion which, if it triumphs, must mean the doom of free- dom and democracy,” he declared. “This type of thinking is not limited to any particular politi- cal party, but we hear spokesmen from all parties — right, left and centre-each promis- ing to achieve Utopia itself through their own_ particular brand of state-controlled economy. This thinking is being fed by well-intentioued but misinformed people who are confusing cause and effect. booming in the last war and they have seen it booming in this, yet in the years of truce be- tween the wars they saw factory wheels idle and fields lying fallow. They fail to recognize our present industrial activity is causing a fictitious prosperity, and conclude that to continue our present economic wartime control: pcnnanently will produce real md permanent prosperity."

While the government must "exerciu the fullest control over our lives and resources, necessary to a maximum war effort," h: ex- pruled his conviction that it had no right to - regiment our economic life in time of e." It i: well to have this point emphasized y one of the leading administrator: of our wartime bureaucracy, who must be conceded to lmow vlgﬂmf b: areal"-

Ald To Russia

During the ncond-front agitation of In! Ium- ‘por, the impression wu :prend abroad that we you doing little or nothing for Russia. This notion was dispelled recently by the lutemcnt in the British House of Commons on our lid to Russia. Mr. R. K. Law, the under-mercury for Foreign Affairs, revealed that during the past 1a months the United Nations sent Russia. 3,05: planes, 4,084. tanks 30,03: vehicle: and almost a million tons of shells, small arms, mi- munition, food and other important war ml- terials,

these things. Still less can it be laid that we have given Russia all she needs. And yet when these figures are studied it becomes apparent that we have diverted a. vast store of equipment to the Russian front, equipment which may play I decisive part in the winning of this war. To send this material to Russiarcquircd hundreds and lllilltlrcds of ships. To gct it there the con- voys had to rim the zicrial and submarine block- ade of the northern Arctic. The debt which we one to the gallant men of the merchant navy ivlio got lIlC stuff through is immense.

.\ llllllliiil Ions nf \\'Ill' material stumps the iinzigiiiatiivn. Yct cvcn this great quantity will

full production on this continent. gxcccdcll, not only to Russia but to China and Africa as u cll ii lhc war is to be won.

Canadian Armor In Libya

nlr_ III|\\‘(', in a spct-rh at Winnipeg, gave en- couraging IlIfllFllIflllnlI zihoiit the mechanical end of our war FIInII.

In the lmtlltts of Iigyjit and Libya, he said, the Eighth Army and Allicrl forces “fought al- must wholly on Canadian mechanized equip- ment." Tlllll, prcsumnlilyr, did not include tanks, bu; ,'\|'lI|llI'(‘fI trucks. troop carriers, etc.

“Hllilitmg prniluctwl in (fanada this yealﬂwsziid Mr. II(I\\'(‘, will lizivc a value of $2,5oo,ooo,ouo,

. a ship strength exceeding 50o is an important (lnzcttc

They have “en industry v Court of Exchequer, originally a revenue court,

in Exchequer Court, sitting as judge for the last time in 1735. a

0d poetieally,

the Thy“? PoPulariled again during the Chartist say "WheeecIW-Qpokesman Spokes-

horney-hmded lens of toil._ Today on; wglﬂd 0191M thlt the gentleman in question was a Poland. calls attention to n matter buruum" lot-ding it over the connnomherd of great: Interest. Cameron: return.

I. rctinuc of deputiel, assistants, stenographers, P°

etc" yo: firmly held in rein by the Minister of ghﬁégflgﬂgrsqafrlfl m P01 sh 0v;

the Department lent he attempt _anythmg for the ,,“,,Y,,,,,,, E,,,‘,‘,Z,M~,O,,°,, bemeﬂh,

common goo; likely to b; detrimental to party rnld abou the clrcilmstnnce which

interem in e event of In election. u o a u

of each hand l! a result of a tor doin last

January, hu just been flown across {the Atiantic giiriiidiiangreat attempt ‘o resist the N n m R i d“ d from Togrpnto to hi: home in London.

° 0m Wi "Y it u"! 11°! ﬂﬂllclﬁaartmcnt announcement said Shadforth wished n lo ’ to return home. But it wal realized that if he toliealiigﬂ nllufyd- ﬁiwériiiiuiiilﬂzii And “m” m. to n“ M“ were aboard another ship attacked by the enemy he would have little chance of surviving. Con- thqsmselves, that was mown In the ma,“ m, mm, m", m, ‘gm sequently arrangements were made to trans- be,“ mom ma, m the Poul, port him by air. After lpending month: In squadrons of the . A. 1" 1n Po- 9M4, m,“ Christie Street Hospital at Toronto, he was fit- ted with artificial limbs. he was taken to amairporf and a few hours‘ later he landed 1n Britain, where he_ was met by now1edged_ Wm, hatred 1n the“. British Mirustry and Pension: officials. a a a a

North Africa have been forbidden gven ,0 Spgak ,0!" ivlwlr nfylgh waif}: ‘has ngIr-g- ————-—i——— ——— _ to a Moslem woman, lest they imperil the whole lbunt c ' _ n m‘ ' aw}; which "W" h“ “"7” I“ be exccctlcil iiizmy lllllc over ivlien we get into campaign. A booklet warns them to put aside! —-— It must be all preconceived notions and ideas about wo- |,,,',',';° ,‘,',°;,$,"';,,,',','§",,f,',',,°,,'°_’f,;",,,',’"' ",3 w“ ""4 "h" "I" m" I” men in Africa, that the "most innocent wordﬂlt; Ilhiat thev have to? 31mph ggoulp Edulmm m, 511mm; h, i» t M l ' ' 1 , or cosmos. How n iman e “olaherpsiem wgmag is an insuglo Moslem me l.

= no r1 custom w icli must be res- latelv the Amerlcan president vow- pected more completely than lhell‘ altitude to- "“ "‘"‘ "l" w“? "mint"! 1111M PM‘ ward women,” it says. tween peaceful and friendly relations with zl-e meant Hitler. r016 of nllnrvl he dld IISIIVICS on the one hand and serious (lifficiiliyl on tie other may depend on whether or not fences -_mr he In gm mm‘, | every single (m; of u; umlersgﬂnds and reg." sprlnq of N-nzl ouriresslrtt -—H~u‘d bluedo 't»f?'li- mulhl: my ro- pccts (tihe very special outlook the Moslems have '§'i'.‘.,‘,',°’,§,t,,,’lli.§nfl'f°$el. belwmi “Mommas " h" o’ m“ towar women.

and aiiutlicr billiun will be added to this huge

‘____» t total next year. We are building guns of many I kind; _. eygfy mining a gun of some sort is 5 completed and every minute 40.000 rounds of I ammunition are produced. \\'e have built sev- eral thousands of airplanes, and are going iiro jun’; matter how lofty the mouml - - ec.0.F.w tnlnkftshuld pgodugtulwn of llfoﬁquiéos _and ‘Lancasters. peep out d cmc gamma _andcwe ve ult corvettes an minesuccpers, soon wi. who,“ my the 5mm o: my w," complete a. destroyer, and have turned out gglelctlsigojlligtyé Lib: ilgéturatl gig-l ' ~ ' . .., : ' O eighty-seven iopoo-ton merchant ships, slli- o! cgmm, Anotherrynatgfalcdeveh eral smaller vesels. "

Present production of lopemenli. while this was going on cargo vessels, said Mr. I-lowe,_is about that of ‘rag f)? 3,11,21- dFcOPngQBQQQ the United Kingdom. Production _of motorized War-ties and ‘pump, otymksociai vehicles has mcreastd ten times since the war 9nd“- ml’ "lstﬂnce- "118!"- dfclde

‘ Ito take a hand In the game. . We

mlnorlty groups carrying on or- "d OPWEMOH- We should Bee

he party system expanding Into the

education boards. Into appointed

and we are spending $40,000,000 on synthetic‘ rubber.

service. And we should see he -I':DIIURIAI. NUllzS- ' _ as the major good. and people vot- ing for candidates not because they were necessarily best fitted for o!- fice. but because they wore the right

"Sec the conquering hero comes" tonight. u n- : a

Lbill d to II IID l copy (if the oorxgsnondcnoo between the (‘Jlty ﬁr: bltlb Ipderqlugovern- . men on rims or o - boll began, we are turning out three tanks a day inns)“, expect to have a majomy Railway Accounting OIllcewMoxw- and already have delivered more than 1,000, igroup dominating clty council, and ﬂ-e-glgllg-ylg lmllézl gwgdnm months I80 when Montreal and otherlnrge centres tallied to rotdn their Awountdnt

rug, CI-IA_\_RLOTTE'_I‘OWN_ culuzoggisi___ ___

i PUBLIC FORUMC

DEHYDBATION Blrz-A In: art of your tutu 0! trig” nnnan:

Office: but 110$ I

ant loss to Ohm-lot

Dehydration Plan ", which

public bodies, Into the city's public [word “m” ‘I'm much ﬁmtomwl l welfare o1 this or that. party set up have given ‘mum

‘ yment. to from ten

ttpmtwentv times the number loll: to

my in the t/finllﬂ‘ o! m» Rdl- _

way Accounting.

May 1 ask why lo much beatfnl

label. The Journal Is against. the o; the ah- ovﬂ- on, m‘tm m4 not

A new month, the most important for youiig- party system In clvlc affairs. be- Sters of a" the Tar cause we cannot believe It would= I - I‘ give Ottawa better local govern-f * " I‘ ment and almost certainly It would Do not forget Thursday is the last day for lltmnl-Emam’ fl“! l“ l“ ‘"11"- “'0'” . . wa ouurna.

overseas Christmas mail. ,

* f‘ ‘l’ "‘ l In hailing tlrile completion of the .~ - 1 (great new lug way rom Alaska DU the refluuons ofdhe ‘nqmmg be“ out ldown into British Columbia, press the festival of the Haggis the night before? n- w n- m r

and public ztlik: are criticizing the name, Alcali. as being singularly ill- The snow caught most householders napping §§§‘,’f’°,§‘,;,§"g,,‘,?‘§,§',§‘,§§§lyb‘j,"{§,,‘§§l‘,T

Sunday lI10l‘llillg-——IICllC€ the slippery paths for binzitlon docs not sound so good sinners going w Church for siiclt an Important international i: I iii at

IIESQIICII into fOllcan," a nickname For a sparsely peopled nation our Navy's pi-r- “mml m“ Su-"lk soimel is large. For Canada, that virtually stnii- to me Normiand ;-Qg1d_ the Great ed at scratch in this war so fat‘ as a navy is NmI-ll “lad m‘ ‘h? Rmmevell-King

concerned, a personnel of more than 50,000 mid he a, innprovzmcrlt- _M,,,,,,e,,]

achievement, and practically all the ships were

. , Ml l t. f Ih C sh Id built by Canadlans- n s ors o e rown nu it

Ilong i130 have porfectcd a system of io- n- 1i

Save your pennies for another wnr loan. l\lr D. B. Mansur of Ottawa. chairman of thc piib- ""5 1° ""01 1° OWWR 1° gel- 5""-

lic relations section of the National \\'ar Fiii- 1111f,l§$§§°,i,{°‘,,§§g’°;§§;°“;,,.§§,,,‘§e§§

ante Committee, announces preparations prob- llias regarded this subject; as a

ably will be made for a fourth Victory Loan ‘::}If‘j‘°".f“° ‘jag glfjéleﬁfliaﬁ>vglugf drive in Canada to be undertaken next spring. iinrife ‘Ed-Elllerﬂlls aliowmicss ard then Mr. Mansur is on a tour of tlic \\'C‘S[ in VI('\\' Ill"! Y») m!‘ Pitﬂfdlllf! 1Y1 red tone loan activities and investigate nicaiis of dovc ‘ms,,,,§§'°",‘;$,i‘l;§f;‘§,§,,,,,}?%,°f,‘§f,§,‘}3§i tailing public relations work for future loans. etlts’ allowances ls not a mlncr

. ‘I l‘ l‘ ‘I ‘one. So dzcrs cvcrsrus will nct have

the best morale unless thsy are . . , i. . ~. . . Fifty-one prisoners at ‘Montreal Iail, Bor .,“ (‘ﬂlciemonﬁialzt . . , ' , i i- ~ s ~ ~ - deaux, some of them awaiting trial in Inca‘. mcnt- Toronto Tvvrrm coulitbdlgaute vslumefjrcd to llecffme bhloddun‘ "5 Arizona's Iilgliiwiy patrol has i to tie oyal _ ictoriadlospital s blood-bank for [QVOXQI ,1 method of (legliiig “i1 i war emergencies. This opens up a new VlSla Ill lli-isénmflljﬁeritghﬁlulnj, “T1111 gﬁllslifrlj- the imposition of penalties, hitherto confined’ to 3,, 5nd ‘in, {fi-gtp-Lce "Ocfc m; monetary fines, imprisonment and lashes. In spiajdster. Inwe {III fen IpTOUgIIIZ fp- ' ' _ _ g n8 f. l. l2 ‘ ‘ flclals expressed the hope the movéiiiciit would medgcrnltvllea ‘lyric gcepfafviflsd m: spread throughout Canada and rcvezilcil that tlic . tifiendcr guilty and nronounce srnt- l

Department 0f lusticc in Ottawa is being ap- Sniff‘), C11!‘ 1117,1592 cga-‘émsigi-Tgounygg preached with this view in mind. ma, the ‘pgcmr, Show, m, the l g g g g gamcrffilfqn‘tliclﬂspcsdomzyer dlalvot | no c " a ve.. r‘ e and J8 num er H I K‘ 4 - -_ plate of the car ahca n eflggo ‘d mg foarlﬁlfglarhd’ (Chad “n” gait?’ i sufltlrig picture ls rortv ‘clng. His 3S. f1 5011 0 l 13m 16 0lll1ucf0r. u: ] licrior the judge receives one copy fcatcd his elder brother Robert at Tcncliehrai "t"; ‘hi! We 1‘~"ll1°"":i“-' b95111 11"‘- ' - f) El‘. VCS H!‘ HVC Ill‘ S S m n96» and to?!‘ P05595510" Of the throf"? rubber, particulnh when the liimrd championed the interests of the nation against declines‘ to ccnslder the specders the dominance of Norman barons; put the fiii- “npnmt O“ f“ m“ rgplacemenfs _

, . , _ _ Boston Globe ances on a business-like basis, instituted tlic

England its judges being known as barons; 9"“ ":10 W“? ""319",: h" “i l9" - - s _ iiruiv up n rnu n nance. “ ‘ve the British Chancellor of the lntclieqiier, now been wmnhh... m, if,“ vearsy. he

first finance minister of the Crown, was Oli- Bald liil1l1ﬁIl.\"F1D‘1‘-’?\TM 111 a DOW- to that of the lord high treasurer, and was judge llon Dollar Mark " A trllllon. in

clchers -like this! it o it

who took part in the Wat Tyler agitation, ask- Sllllllflcance In the emergence this word at thils time and he said

“When Adam delv'd and Eve span Who was then a gentleman?"

In federal arithmetic. Like the mo- ment oiri the roller coaster when you stop holding yourself In and

movement and for long after recited by the min-PHI"-

Mr. Julius: szygowskl, Consul of . . Ing from Dleppe ha. report d from an elegant suite of office: surrounded by um they TM! mm shine youiig llsh boys, from slxteen to eigh-

whut theywere dolg there among eppe. As Mr

when the Germans found no trul-

Chief Officer Bernard Shaldforth, 4a, of ggygritggg yggggrgigiiyowgsﬂmth Hampstead, In North London, who suffered service 1.1%,, germ,” ﬁlmy N:

"the Germans now more than ever, raiders-even though German officers. This

pay. A8 to the valor of the P0‘es heroic defence of Warsaw. and Is

um ships fighting alougsldo the

Last Saturday night ,1“ Libyg and

bravery. even reckless gallantry of

souls but courage in their hearts, they are lust about the "flghflng- , _ , evil" people on earth when It comes American soldiers lll m killlmr Nazis. 11m. In because

Resped for women.

cred so

German orooaiznndlsts were when

- for their crImes when th wa ls "The dlffer¢nc¢ b1!‘ over. Thev tlimirhf. Mr ‘Ieiooaeivnlf

But ‘lo them it senme-l "int. fl"

very mawrltiide of Ferr PIIIIEI“! of- lh= dark well-i

If an Arab asks you to

If anything is said or rlnnc bv "Ives. ‘WI-v "1"~‘* We

rvrwe rmviwnk “rd h‘; \v*'-'v‘ﬂ‘p_

you have sIIOWII (Iisrcspcct fol‘ lllcii" ii-omcii, vim V"l'1I.llI‘0 In s-imiose th~t oven IICI‘ ill b0 n Ii it t ll ' ~' I . ' _ in wartime and he a captive they t. e -w .. 0 m 0 m“ Hgnwus m .=I"H‘d m i-riinihd because he was F" MIMI-Gingivitis ﬂignatioiu m“

ﬁr: In that blood-drenched

business production of peacetime and non- essential floods to the production of

the governmen dependents‘ alowaitces to meer all immediate cllflﬂllnlent of non-es clrcumstancrs and it: ought not to sentlal industries, were set out In be necessary for the ltiives of sold- S11E11“ lﬁllgllﬂse ln s. report sublnlt- ted before the Board of Council 1n Halifax by the Lmglsla- I tlve commltt/ze of the Board at q

recent meeting. Unwarranted lp~| pllcatlon of the curtailment pollc ,

disturb Canadian Industry in me domestic field and wreck the mach- inery which we may have to'de-

lnatlon at the seat of the trouble,

i- be rte-examined with a vlew to cl. An ex-brnker, now happily; mar; lmlnatlon of overlapping and owe“ later becoming an ordinary court of law; in Zifgiii? gniiilltifilariilrgstflreeriibitigietrbtiis irigiiilngofilildiblfliiffioximwiglil 01h; tlonal Selective Service. Skilled la. bor should be directed to in; most PY¢5$1Y1H immediate need and should _ v g l n not‘ become the occasion for Inter- ginally an under-treasurer to keep counter-roll gggglflalgfoxi gfegﬂfgg Qugflrr $3: glwalégnvggifllllzfnsmw igovemgqgﬁ: lble forecastlnguhoilld be mad;

igou lpwe ferrgctiriiten, lads ttwlng under watch an employer or work-

s. as our cc as at" we ve er ma bl d

0m To b0 ult f iéomiicoioni" slime ydefrégw e w ‘cream with . q e run . . s .- c anges 1e wlll be obliged to make

- bllll . W k d i t , ' In by-gone day». l pmsf- Fath" 1°11" Ba"- iiiie reiinnnteiiiiri w-iislraiilvicgiigciaiiii evxfiiclihileulmust anticipate. wini- out such anticipatory measure; u

yes. I was clearly o. turnlniz point. a; a may “Link; e “Mi

Ilbr weary day: they hold ﬂu. bridge, - Ha pledged hi: hlterlnl blur]: “PM”! m“! Preseme» In Imel- On ‘lwigiihl grIm lhell-bnttorod rld

British Navy, and In Polish armies The ,,',‘{§,§“,°,; m‘ ioneiy u." l" Rllssllb The And thla young man who l: hi:

our Polish Allies ls generally ack- p1,d¢i,',§“‘,n,w hi‘ "mu-I. out‘ @117!!! them

appeal. This Hens person --woll, ho

granted any. -Porf.luld Oregonian.

"'1' i nunoyuim of nu smut. his ;:'"‘::.t1."..."".1 ?;°""“'*‘.§?l"- “:9 is swirl-i...""i-:""~‘li*l"-'="1=““ house, the women m the house are confined to,,...'.', u... .. hm“: ﬁ.,“,',re,..y,,remr,,,'.'mfi n

‘heir quarters‘ “"""""'\ = "lillflcalhlgﬂ Ibo mo». Amour: mu

You which would make lhc bloslcm nicn 'i'.~cl "M" “W” "nv" ma“ f“. “vim :iiii.',d‘i:c§:pk“ 'm'“°"°“ °' "m"

‘ a word about the other.

I am, Sir, Etc. ACITIZEN ,

The Small Business

(Halifax Chronicle) Dally conversion of numerous enterprises, from the

modern implements of war for

our flghtlng men and their allies. has now become something of a ‘ ‘rule-of-thumb In our national ac- ‘i-ouiv. Alrcztdy Alcan ls being bur- lmvmv. And yet that technique

described as the logical pounce-i. _ There are sug- for all the ills connected with gestions th-iit the name be changed shmtﬂges of IBbOr. raw material‘ heavy machinery. skilled tech nlclans, et: cetera, l; fraughh wit‘, lilgliwni‘. any one Qf which would wmlde-TB-ble dﬂﬂller not. only tr m? Dresent status of business Illt in the nation but to Its future el- fectlve operation 8.5 well.

The precise pltfallls fnvglved In '5 Pan or the

'I‘rade

the report stated. "wlll serlousvi

pend upon for post-war recon- struction; it. wlll favor the well. established and large plant against the smaller plant. Small orgarrga. tlvns. mat In numbers. wlll low their coitnectlons and have their organizations wrecked. No pgssiolg spilsldv Payment can take care o! L, ..

There ls considerable evidence to support the vlew that ' -' lleappllcatlon of this sweeping policy of curtailment wlll serve lllillo purpose at this time other than to add confuslon to a state which already ts somewhat be- foucd and bedlmmed. And until such time as clarification of our prgsent stutusdlr: matters a; m npower an r0 f1 L; brought, forward: siricli T: “gave would run grave risk of becoming self-defeating. Employers and em- ployees cannot be counted upon to subscribe unthlnklngly to a urea. Sure designed to merely offset ex- isting discrepancies and anoinal. les. The obvious remedy must be found In a thorough-going exam-

I91 SI, Paul Si. Wﬁst

UONDON - (Gib-To conserve material new wlll no longer have red piping on the tops o! cuffs. Piping will re- ands of practice incendiary and smoke bombs are being used 15o Instructors for the training o

mati on hats and trouser seams. Uu Mlnnrd’: for sprafns.

Clvll Service allocations should

of reliability my tlmate conditions for

relude, the bod o! our wqmmq

IIEBITAGI liaison officers, public relation officials, etc» “m yea“ of an and wondered m‘ "ﬁff, mum ‘t mm‘ m‘

tors among the Poles. they forcibly Md nofﬁ,“ w, h, ma,” bmml 8-»- - i»- »- ---» IIALF A MILLION notuns knew. I

amputation of both legs and the four fingerswurallv these young Poles, who hate m, path" plowed

LIN mtldd!

roads, And lgnew the trenches’ A 4e. the? "1181" be "blur"! on Wblhgi; Knew hi: m hell u No-muﬂl, ru

{gr which the Nazis must be made AM ,,‘,‘,‘,’,‘,‘ fps m,» m. We}, he“ I

AlthW-Eh I ioncntlon‘ twgln,

g tho banner for

both. '

-By Edna Jamie: In the Toronto Star. ____

r human misery or object,

him‘) Ho ll entitled to no

...9'!.|I°?.

mt 1 boforo our tlnu m; m,‘

now, qulok Ily by ovum‘ g u", ml. rbln lore mouth lid hllplni

""5 W"! from Your drug- l. Iona)

‘Io Trainers. Collectors and

Fur Fanners

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Province of Prim Edward Island:-

DEAI Sill:-

Thc Raw l-‘nr lesson II with |:: ulln. Th]: In : your of Mme uncertainty, but Biulneu nut

boolrrledomloutof-shoaroofpollvvlroondltlou Ind ulna to midst h: Ir‘ '__ about a glorious Watery for Iho Allfol.

I vvlll be buylng ﬁr! at W. Chute:- B, Mature’: 0f-

flco In Charlottetown.

We want from you: Provlmo - MUSKBATS, MINE,

Ill) 10X. CD085 FOX. and tho MIIIIIIIII SILVER IOX. In all nob:- pluses.

Watch our advertised Imyln; dates. No M too dill“ or NONI Ion largo for us to lppnln

lmlpunhan.

Any fume:- hlvlng 100 lkln: or more fnr IIIO, we will‘ be pleased Io mike n special ull to no them.

We nppnllo carefully. We buy. We pay cash. Mall, express, n:- brlng your Fur: to W. Ohulcr l.

MoLure, 1nd we wlll price them carefully lml If the IIINQII come by null or expreu we wlll remit Immediately duh In full for the parcel.

Io:- Ihe past three yenrl. I have endeavoured lo buy

hrlsly of your silver Fox for my triﬂe requirement; This your more than ever, l vvlnI the opporlnnlty to buy your vﬂy flnesl skins,

Thls vvlll be your npmrlunlty, Mr. Iox Farmer, lo

market your goods at the very best prlcem

Your: I-ﬂlly, FRITZ WEISSLER,

WEISSLEII FIIII COMPANY,

.. I09 SI. Francois Xavier St.

MONTREAL.

POSTIES OUT OF RED AJLP- IN INEIIAND BIIILFABT —(CP)— Pb! All’.

postmen’; uniforms purposes Belfast has been dfvlded Into 40 areas and tens of thous-

000 fire watchers.

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CANADIAN NATIONAL

Canadian homes. together and families united.

No wonder that Canadian women appreciate the value of Life Insurance, and are grateful to their Inv- ed ones whose far-sighted thrift has made possible luch vital financial security for themselves and their children.

Premium lavlnga alsotadd to the mighty army of flghtlng dollars that Is helping to wln the war.

The Great-West Life is the Champion o! Thrift and the Guardian of thousands of Canadian homes.

I-IYIIIIMAII & G0. LIMITED

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Every day, Llfe Insurance dlsburses $500,000 to Every day, it helps to keep homes

Provincial Managers Charlottetown, Summerslde,

POULTRY

We are buying live and dressed chickens and fowl daily, paying top market value. We also require Turkeys, Ducks and Geese. Phone or write for prices.

Island Gold Storage Ltd.

Evans Stun“, Mixture

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troubles. Price s5 ciiiiilfl Q1

scoirs ENELSIIII

A Better w” lo lake Cod Livor 0n Cont-sins Vitamins A and p

59¢ m! 981

. ' MACS PILE OIN'I MENT GIVES QUICK RELIEF! I‘ f f " cﬁhplllflnd "Jillinft. "if; vixtcrnnl 1nd Internal bu“, Triple effect. I - Snotliu, 8 — Luhrlcntea. 3 - Astring- ent Price 60 cents tube. i

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Mall Orders Glven Prom; Attention.

MODERN LEI-ENFIELDS

The modem equivalent of Lec-Hifleld rifle used In the ‘ Great War Is belng miide Canadian arsenal, and iii-cdii hnl jumped to hllh levels.

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A Call In llld discus: -,= difficulties.

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Professional Car

McLEOD I: BENTLEY

I. l. HENLEY. K. C. I. A. BENTLEY K. G

Barrister: and AtwmcyI-I LII

KONIY TO LOAN 1M Prlnoe SING!

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