. 1 ’ HIGHLIGHTS FROM ‘ v ' ‘ t 57th ANNUAL STATEMINT

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(b: doodles: uuuuel edhd an mum i ~ l. 0. JOENITONI, 01.11., Provincial Manager

M. O. STEWART, Roprcsentative Ill-ll! Grafton Street Charlottetown, P. B. I.

; .5 * Our 57th Year of Service-k

lentil; I Prospects Frosi Sunspots

and . no.1 (or several ‘u’ at le_as't,._t can to ceide limest- shortar summers. 1 m- "“$i;-‘7"=‘ii"¢'i“I.§"’°“' ' srestb en in dines

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I ,w radl , d 11a: eks ‘with tale" ‘lac munications, liav, come nto their

. ll. ihyaavily innoycle: :33” 1i ears,or so, ust started to approac .511“, um, scheduled. ior L“! or ' n6: until about sees. wan m number oi sunapotsmswing again

as aiieoted by the sunspot cycles. and modern studies oi the flue- tuations in weather, crops and magnetic disturbances lend more and more weight to the sun spot theory, Dr. Ralph 8.. physicist at the Dominion observatory here be- lieves almost everything is ailccted in some way by sunspots, crops and growth, generally, are subtle!!! to a 20 to Z per cent variation during the average cycle.

The zreat inﬂuenza e idemic of 1017-18 also coincided w th e sun- s ot maximum, and scientists quote s r es in the case pulmonary tuberculosis, meningitis, and other diseases, while admi ting the possibility oi coincidence in these examples, the experts point

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violet rays and in weather as a basis (or their arguments.

BILLY!) 03085 AND VIOINITY

n The mazidoi this are bus- ocur

ygareanasiiapyly ‘h’! ﬁrewood.

Mi-seG vi c cohesive“ t r eneeve enamel."-

da visi her g‘ c‘! ‘Ssmlthfulgaliiax.

THE EXTENSION DEPARTMENT ST.DUNSTAN’S UNIVERSITY‘ WILL HOLD A

-‘ S-IIORT GOIIRSEFOR FISIIEBIIEN

TOWN HALL GEORGETOWN Tuesday & Wednesday, February, 12th & 13th

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Evening sessions open to the public. Tuesday evening oi special interest to farmers.

l EVERYBODY WELCOME

QUICKIES

By Ken Reynolds

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“I just opened the and there she was!”

The Course, also board and lodging to fishermen, are FREE

\Gll8l‘diitl'\ to the Want Ad page-

sccom s-nied home last Friday night, Ivy her sister Bernadette

Cueacll. learn with pleasure tihsit her condition is somewhat improv-

Mesrs. Ste hen Hughes, Patrick Flood and omas Cusaok are being welcomed alter service in the Overseas.

Mess-s. Charles Gauthier and Adﬂiim Smith spent the week-end in th city

e . Mr. James M. Malaar was a visi- tor to Emerald on Sunday.

M l in this vicinity In ﬁeoﬁiﬁiiti» a. severe m»: oi e u,

Mrs. Ambro ‘ enter- tained the mambers oi Kelly's Cross W. l. at her home Monday, February 0th. A telegram has been received from Ca t. L. Monaghan, by his at he has arrived in New the Queen Elizgbeth and gill rejoin his iriencls in iew aye.

Miss Winniired Cauéﬁbeii. Nomi Wiltshire, was the we end guest oi Mrs. Ambrose Monaahan.

Algiers. Gerald miter; to Albany. Kelly's Cross School is log favourably under th oeooh

merit oi the ray. Tyrone.

Miss M Manama-n t S - dly in Egverald when»; gigs-f“ Mr. Francis Kelly was in Cher- lottctown Tuesday on business he many friends of

T Mr. (hirley. Brookvale. are glad to hear ltixoeisnaecovei-lng aitor an srbtecl: oi

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and George M - South Melville, were X0023!

Mr.‘ and Mr. Jose h Nantes were visitors to Emera d Sunday the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tramor.

Mr, John ‘lrsizior return d

ha; home from the City Hos tal W1C." he underwent an operst on ior ap- pondlcitis.

lvlr. Ellison Tooie recently paid o flying visit i0 Bonshaw.

Joseph McAvirm leit last

‘Why Not Use

BRANTFORD SHINGLES

Manufactured in the

MARITIME PRO VINCEA FOR MARITIME PEOPLE

_ a sasmronn noor assumes YOU or was user vawn m ASPHALT SHINGLEI on ‘izooriuo.

BOLD IN HUNTER RIVER AND DISTRICT BY

Betti-mas in steel dae t‘... A _ N‘!!! tﬂilﬂsrmsr ser- H wi ‘be short tlleeaaeoei. q -'

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Mrs. week for Boston where she will spend some time visiting relatives.

. V1670!‘ Ti’ in HD0176 Ql-llld hwgrockvale val-cg iriende. n

Am th will i. a. n?!“ ‘£53m ° ‘ilﬂiﬁm... Messrs. David Roberta. Gavan Tool and Brendon Flood.

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to the cyclical variations in ultra-i 110mm ‘in the

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The many friends oi Mrs. Walter h

‘human recmtiy 5|

Three White Faces

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l8 liD ll ' n on u tminniiiqneet m the sxfv Scout Q Y

which ois

learned something that is ‘be very useful to him in

i558 oeipts totalled more than oi’ which . was sent to British Boy Scouts who lost their blitz. Many local charities also benefited from their we!‘ effort. Hon. N’. B. Tanner. Minister oi Lends and Mines in the Alberta Government. has been a ointed Provincial Commissioner oi t e Boy uts Aesociaﬂon in Alberta. by His Excellency the Governor-Gen- irl-l. the Ohlei Scout ior Canada us. Tanner has been active in ﬂocuting {or many years. servin: ome time as District Com- miss oner for the Cardston area, and a member oi the Provincial librecutive Connniree. The poet as been vacant since the clea oi Ool. J. H. Woods oi‘ Calgary.

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bmsater W. H. Bmi Nth Toronto Wolf Pack lists three legitimate reasons ior absence iron-i his Pack meetings. They are ckness, absence from town, and " l t orchestra. 0H v one Cub has the right the symPhonY orchestra excuse. He is Mlchae Bplvak. who recently conducted the Tor- onto Sym hony orchestra in the T95’ 53ml‘! w

8o for to claim

alkcd out on to oi Toronto's Massey Hall, weed his ooarina wth Sir Ernest Moldiillan, for (he latter’;

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baton. ‘mounted thLe podiu

t . tether. Elie ‘L, ivak is chncert mas- tar 0i the oronto Symphony, which Michael has conducted on other occasions.

--_--_--__. BIG EATEIIS

Drnonlilee have been known to consume more than their own weight in horeeiiiee in two hours.

TANNING TIMI

Elephant leather is so heavy that a hide takes three years to tan. But cattle hide can be

nod in only a law weoioa with modern methods.

Ier Reservations - Tickets PHONE Borers Arum M0 ‘ Airport 2061 - 2002 '

MARITIME CENTRAL AIRWAYS

Showing ~Big Gain .

2Q per cent dollar jump in Janu- ary-October. '45, as compared with the figures ior the corresponding ten months oi last

morilfioatlon of a run-down eossd - ilon have helped to snake them- selves healthy and well by taking DB. HAMILTON’! PILLS.

fer

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those whose III bleed-purifying liver-tonic.

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CanadianAGovernmentfTranc-éﬁtlentic Klr Service s‘ ‘ff , '- (by Transé-Canadaililir Lines) N '

2o BRIT lNoz/ve

.__ lv. Montreal 4.00 p.ml Monday, Wednesday, Friday

FARES

Returning l.v. Preeiwlclt Wednesday, Friday, Sunday -

PursenSieword Service. Complimentary meals aloft Montreal - tendon

,$375.00 (plus fox) Eastbound £85 sterling Westbound

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6487300/1/0 IND W£87B00ﬁD

Assured accommodation by Air is now available for basil aces and other travel between Canada and Greet Britain, made, possible by increased schedules-three ﬂights weekly in both directions. I With more than 500 ﬂights to its credit, T.C.A. is ﬂying

the Atlantic with four-engine planes on regular schedules, between Montreal and Prestwick. (Fares apply between Montreal and London).

In! Information. rasaneilcil, oil- ‘ee your nearest ‘LCA. Truffle Ofiiee or any C-NI. Passenger IIMOIOIIIIVQ

Air Express-This improved service provides added facili- ties for express shipments, alibi-ding new and speedy contacts between Canadian and British markets, from any point in Canada via. all-air or air-rail express.

Ad: your nearest Ceneiilen Notional lxpme Aged

T/iA/VS-[AI/AJA $1....

CANADA'S NATIONAL All! SIRVICI

Fish Export Trade

Canada's ﬁsheries exports took a

year. Tote] expbrt business in the '46

Many Sickly People Ned Liver Tonic

Thousands who have enlisted e

It is a rentle but affective remedy the Liver, and

eioirly neople. DI- HAMIL- IILLS ears nrova a boon tesns and a

vour fer better lraleslth, let DB.

months ‘was ilfieyd. as asalnst

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sive the current ylsrm“ d“ not Itert in this field and fisher se ex.

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er each successive month showed bixgtgié business than had been done i044. Post-Onto er figure; are “ﬁt lvTnitI,“ tli J n a n 0e

lad or f“. 9 I011"?- toberdpebr; the External Trade Branch oi th Dominion Bureau of Statistics show in gain over '44 export

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. '4 of the three main classiﬁcations in which lisheriee products are grouped for pur oses oi trade rec- ords. Exportat on of fresh and frozen iish, a business done prin- cipally with the United States, ex- ceeded .U5.000. as against 820,-

000 in '44. Shipments oi canned

ov r mllli d m; o: “£13300 ‘ oilarl less than

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Manitoba and Saskatchewan wat- ers are the only Osnadian arose in which suckers are taken in impor- u!" Viﬂllmﬂ by the commercial . fishermen. with Manitoba produc- iish-unost oithese loads went to in: a much larger catch n,“ gm help set food needs in British other provinclo. Manitoba landinsi countr ee-wer valued at some- i944 were a most 8.174.000 ooundl th under l £00,000, ea comiiar- with a marketed value of abeu adnvzith a little rgoredthtalnhilg. ‘Ola- u I,‘ suhgchqmn m. and,

sr a: s. ure l re I t exc pickle , salted smoked) the’ g 1y ceded ma,”

and was worth e I i ; ‘ ”‘ 3i.3..,'-%’.‘...i2‘£. iii. ‘tllﬁiﬂ. “m”

trade in each» nese in products in this rroup was

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river sai dry cleaning la eolledly tbs beet, has

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