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THE cHAnLo7rrE1'owN GUARDIAN The control liuarllian

This column is marred lornnn oi local interest but ndvanlllng 0! n nun; untuo any in insuhd II 5 cells 5 won! strictly pu- sble in ndvunoo.

THEATII

CEASWELL tor Pnototraplu. N0 DANOI AT GELANDS tonight.

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CONFEDIBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. lo-D180-'1-ll~8L

FILMS DEVEIIOPEINL.

Boo Glu- ' siﬂed add. ADVERTISERS-

588-9-2-5. Phoroguphodin ”"C."”’C°‘°” m¢3T‘"m..m’.‘.?i' (or insertion as

tolﬂﬂ noun) following day must. be in this 01-

YQUNG.GREENE ‘ uc. not lster_tfl_npL1 ; in

.. WALIER 3RENNAN SERVICES will be conducted in

°°"°‘.“°“"'*“'“'9"°li"“°*0'|°|5B rc°e °v?:§e’§§5wmalﬂ A3°"I¢|*Mv~hsPkvun and Wodnesdn . Sept. ilin

M0N'l'.AGlYJIi‘e—Fl'lRI. an. Rev. w. Lynn tlor. L-6’lB- -o-11.

*sA£U*n£é—:9L--—-- nan AND GAME Mnnrmo 3°m“s‘'‘M°"' 11”‘ Attention is called to the Axinunl

M f th FBI’: d Gem Al!- S0(e:1e1lti1:ll1|‘l\ oon lgriday gntembe: Blh inl-t.l'li‘e city Board Rooms at B o'coc .

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WlIiManufacture

_ ounce the engagement of

War Material ' 0n Large Scale

iann maughter Annie June to no ,Hammond. son of M3‘ and Mrs.- . Henunond Garter _ (By The Canadian Press) Important contribution to the

take 1 en l1t\%‘elwE?rth' n?1mw° to pace 9. r -

te . 9 660~9-6- 1. cause oi the warring democracies

will likely be made by Canada in

rnber ISLAND FAMILY BEREAVl'.'D—«A telegram received by Miss Beatrice supplying them wibh material. Eastern Canada, highly industrial- ized, is the home of many manu-

Van Ideretine of this city from her facturing concerns which can be his wife ineecirvlildred Huestla) was Y

brother Davis Vanlderretine, Winni-

peg. M.s'n., statlxm his son Olnytoin turned to the production of muni- born in ilhis . lions and war equipment,

had passed away. Clayton had been ill for several months and the news was not unexpected. Mr. Davis Van- For the past three years the’ National Defence Department has services next Laws Day_ Hunk‘. been maklnz *1 survey 01 CBn8d- River Sunday School 10 A. M. Wor-,

lderstine is a former native of the inn industrywith Just that thought ship ll A. M. Broakﬂeld sundﬂr in mind. More than 2,000 plunis school 2 P. M. Worship 3 P. . have been examined by depart. I-{artsville Sundah School 11 A. M. mental oflicers. All particulars re- l{.V°‘;;‘}‘h§ 7'30 R ' Min! to their equipment» P€1'~‘*°"- day. September mm in me Church a nel. capacity and noslbllitles for P. M, Service in the Presbyterian expansion are filed with the de- Church Bradalbane Wednesday. partment. September 13th 8 P. M. L-654-9-6*-ll.

the

_.j._ V At present 14 plants ,in air‘ AND vlcxmry

nmmsnnnun g°mm‘“;‘;’; “;:ﬂ:“"m“$t 3;“ them —Mr. Allister MacDonald. teacher the

worms on rm both €l.3"‘i3§:li2‘;‘;‘.?r "‘.‘.‘.““"..i§’°“..°.‘3.‘.a:"°l‘.E Canadian and British govern- Murray River, A ye,-y successmx ments. service was held in Bradalbone The In king of jigs and dies, United Chu-:ch, Friday evening the draftling of blueprints and the With REV. J. A MHGDOHEK1 mis- general preliminary work entailed 5‘°"‘i” ‘mm’ Trlmfad 3-'5 W95‘ before an aircraft plant can get speamflr‘ .,At”5".“¢. .’,‘ “he 5°“""° I In , was e S rim;-'I‘ro consisting of

into product on on any particu me Misses MACK“ of chah type of machine involve consider- 101mm,,“ and Mm (‘Rem Mme.y_ able time. hilbggs 5,11“-garjegyimmxa of £3;-ad- a he s eno ng a peasnn va- cation visiting friends and relatives in Rihode Island and Massachu- The industry in Canada is now setts. Miss Luella Todd has return-

Planes and Munitions

IN VALUE

lmterorise has the larg- wt and finest fwciliuea for ranze buildlnl in Can- ada. Modem methods and lamp production ensbles Emberprise to rive greater value at no hinzher prices.

L .

Anlerica Papers Pay Tribute

NE'W YORK. Sept. 4 —(CP) —— United states newspapers today; gm~.ern‘.'.y nunrzlod condemnation of Chaxlmllm Hitler with declara- ' lions that the Unlied States must elm; out of the war that resulted from Germany's invasion of P0- lil’l'l(l.

"There has rarely in all history l')"(‘ll A case easier to judg«.°." said * lb» Now York Post iD¢=nicc*atic.) "Ono mm has iiiinrccssnrliv led ilm \\'m'l(l in war, The guilt lies uprvn Avwf Hitler."

The Post called upon Americans in support l"rv~.<i(i:*nt Roosevelt in his efforts to achieve “a final peace which will cllminnfe the continued use nf fm-cc hefwocn nations."

The nii.r~rnoon pmpors did not rommont upon the German action in Sinking iiho Bi-liish line-r Athenia but gnve news H(‘C’7lllllS of openinq nrf submarine warfare featured places on their front pages.

The New York Sun (Republican) paid tribute in the "fortitude and calm resoliitlnn" with which France and Great Britain "today lend their sons to war." It said the western democracies had thrmurh their patient effort; to avoid war "made it certain that . . . t ere cannot be , . . intelligent doubt where responsibility for it be- longed."

Fiﬁ‘-:EDlNG AND “§it‘ooDﬁ%

(Experimental l"a.m1n News)

During the past twenty or thirty years, the broody hen has gradu- ally lost its in-iportaznce as is Ihnto'h- ing and rearing medium, due to the advent of commercial hatcher- ies and reliable brooders. smiles D.

. Denny, Dominion Experiment- at Station. Surnmerlnnxi, B. C. In- duced by the change in method for replenishizirf annually the flock of laying birds. the considerable lend- ency toward broodiness normally exhibited hv the popular American breeds of poultry such as Barred Fork. Rhode Lsland Red. and White Wynndoiie had to be re- duced by brooding in order that they might become as free from hhis clmractc-ristlc as were the [k':llOl'n.!. While, at first. it was doubted whether much tlammye could be ormuzht about bv breeding. it is now rrccrrnized that constant selec- ticn of -non-brooriv and» less in- tense broodv lines has so cumin- ated this liability in some ﬂocks of heavy breeds that they now compare favmirsbly with the Leg- hmns. both for egg production and lack of broodiness. In developing the flock of While Wyandoitm at llhe

have been bred

.1922-23 60 per cent of the

selective lrnsedint are in measure accountable

ferenoe reduction of brooding.-e in-' lulu ham :4 main? "~/"uonce.

1:. ng no hen that went y an more tihsri two occasions during its prullet laying-year. All

males used for biieedim purposes from non-bmody stock, This system has proved so ugemi mat. wheres: in the year

flock of

bullets went brootlv at least once. in 1937-39 " he hnd reduced this to I15 per cent of me millet ﬂock. Blrris exlhfaitin-v brwxilnes more than twice H1 Meir pullet year had been reduced from saperoeritiobperccntinlho some period. It has been found that

auction of the

bvlitlie 70 b si mg. over eavzssirﬂng

some for this dif- . there is no doll‘! lhlt the Mr breed-

There was msmmxinanlod!fsr-

J ncsolleggsperbﬁdﬁiiyenr

e between the averaee number of

over this hump. however. and, ‘ ed [home after spending a. very en- preliminary labors completed. the lovable visit in Ottawa, the ruest of producers are able to turn out air- 1 he‘ 515W M'5- Gill’ Rim-9d9ﬂ Ml-53 planes at ll fast rate. Due to the 1 w°°d‘51d'° and Ml“ V9“

variety 0: iihe machixies however Mam’ spam‘ the D33‘; W°ek'°'”d m and other elements entering into ChB‘ﬂ°u’ewwn' Mr‘ Junk m°k°x

Brad lbtm ft 1 - their construction. it would be mg 3.. age ggtengfgtd B<,I?sr1‘€Et¥, n(‘;(;::_ ham to reduce production capac-

bridge, Mass.

ity to any formula of so many s -—————--_

month. NIISCELLANEOUS SHOlVE'Rn—On Canada has no munitions as ‘T“"5d3Y €V€I11nK Aug. 29th the such. Shells up to 4.5 inch calibre P°°D‘° of Svrmswn end vicinity are made in this country. A Mont- gathered at‘ me h°’"° M M15 and resifirmis working on on orckr for Mrs‘ Herbert’ Mcxmmn t° "’“d°’

both ...-.......... he .5 1....

Turret today!

For roll-your-owners u e suggest Tune! Fin: Cul

;.-, : ; -,;;;_ __

s nlisoellaneous shower to a newly _msrrled couple Mr. and Mrs. John I Gilllspie ?a‘":;*.”*%.“::.“'i Wu province born at Hunter River and if,"§,,,my Gulf.°.g,:e‘;n,1°SBI;g2;’r Mg! Kinnon they were presented with lav_ei_Lgifts which were_openod by

,l’,‘.*,'.=;‘,,';"."'§‘.‘.§.¥‘xn."..l‘“ei'.§’r*.‘.e.‘£‘.‘ our OUR WAY

(nee Lillian MoK.lnnon.)

were 65- Sill.

0 You’ll travel fur before you End a cigarette as suds- fying as Turret. The uni us and original Turret blen is

. to pleasure. Be yourself—for 1 new and different taste-thrill, try

Igfxmtlrigi Gtgeiispie and llxiiyim. P. Mar- a sooom

readnhby tvgns. Murry 311

87] _ 5 ﬂu ed

gifts on the tnlbllg. ma“ the behalf of himself and his bride thanked the people for their kind- ness and extended a cordial invita-

r. Ciillispie on

shells. These could also be made at the Lindsay arsenal, where prepar- ations are well advanced for work to begin some time this fall. other Canadian steel plants could also produce not only those

matter of motorized traction Can- ladws automobile (actories are wen lelllpped to produce whatever the ‘government might require. For some years they have themselves been experimenting on this sort of

"3 WHAT AM I ooml. WHY, .; I'M cooi<iN’ sows MUSH-

ROOMS I. FOUND GROWN’ our IN TM BACK ‘/ARD.’

DOCTOR BILL MUSHROOMS

CIGARETTES

GAEDAGE PAl|._R_,1'M mow eome 1-o HAV£_ANo'l:~HER

— vouk FA11-IE2 COOKED 11-rev TURNED OUT TO

“On fl) all to Vlslt tllflll. Eve '

Joined in singing rm“? 1);: Jolly Good Fellows," (liter wmch the bride and gmoill were bounced Lunch was served by the ladies 3-14‘ the remainder of the (*V(‘l".ll'.g ape‘... 111 dﬂnclnﬁ and social lmeroourm

(Pa7.t.riotWPle:we Copy.)

IN ‘mos’ House

ONCE AND

calibre: but even the larger ones.

thin , (1 th .up to the 15-inch. They did so 3 an e government has

from time to time tried out their

during the Great War. and can h 1

turn to that work again. lifoticfrlied Dgluisxtilil-etliatrd hlzytlm beg Guns are not made in this decided on before the crisis de-

Country. A long time would have lveloped, however.

to elapse before any Canadian ’—“:‘===‘:::....

plant could be put into shape for -—.....—.__-___.::—.:

that purpose. similarly Lee En-

field rifles. with which Canadian

troops are-equipped, arenot manu-

fsctured here.

Bren Gun Contract FOR’

Due and Overdue Accounts.

A requirement of the Bren gun M°1'i8R8e Payments and Interest. éontraét with John Inglis Co: ¥n';";Px§;”r'%e&"P‘r5e?x;I1“>10m8 Taxes.

oron , was that he is. . "15-

equililled to turn outt notponxliil Br: “,_-’,‘.,°,‘,‘{,°,‘,“,.J;’§("“,,’_s*°-‘P‘““ E"p°““°3~ machine guns but Lee Enileld Hm,5eho1d"°pu°,f,',5h,,.g, mm _ rifles also. Cartridges for these ment and Fuel, ' p

eggs laid by the non-iaroody and the broody pullets.

It may be argued izhat it is easy to eliminate broodlness from ﬂocks that are imp-nested regularly. and that it is ...ore difficult to con- trol it in the ordinary povull»rymsn's flock. In actual fact. however. the desired result can be secured by the simple proceedure of placing a celluloid leg band on the pullet‘s let: each lime it oes br . It is then an ens-ymnterto lfrom the brve..iing pens all hens ca - ing any, or more than two ban s. depending upon where the culling line is to be drawn. In my case. the use of breeding males from non-broody lines is advisable ii’ a rapid advance is to be made. The small amount of labour involved will be well repaid.

An Englishman has invented screws for use in upholstery on the heads of which colored plastic cups can be fastened to ha. onizo with fabrics or trimmings.

Keen Mln|rd’s In the home.

BRINGING UP FAT

:VEl1pOl’l5 are made at the Domln- Educational Fees.

on 5)‘. ml tQub.. Th Ross

iRiile isrfctorya at Qeugllec ha: been And~0th" Ugh“ P“”'°"’ Jdismantled, and much of its AT Low RATES’ machinery installed in the plant ADD‘! to Nearest Branch of

ofqtlhohn Inglis Co. I c 4 ere are severe Canadian in- " e anadian Bank of commerce

‘ duslries which could produce arm- _ ored fighting vehicles To con- vert their plants for this purpose,

'\u"-"-All-H-Hu'u'n'I'b"n's EVESIGHT A ”°"“§3§ ”i§'§.‘?’i’.’?5i..—‘.’.‘%"""“‘E EXAMINATION

ms Exﬂilusn cusses FITTED

J .8. Taylor, Optometrist °.‘."°° E. w. TAYDOR'S

Fitting and Sélglilﬂllg Gllsses

H. J. MABON

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THREE QUESTIONS IN AT SCHOOL TODAY AND

AT HOME -M-W WHAT 15

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THE? MOMETEQ ? \---~ AND Wl-\El1E'D\'D

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.ElTTLE GEMS OF THOUGHT '-

UNCLE A~\os.1 MISSED THE lNTELLlGENCE TEST

OUR TEACHER 5'AiD TO TRY 'EN\ ON THE ‘FOLKS

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