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m TIIE raonara COURT The 30th day of July, a. n. 1w

In lie Estate i of George lifllfy Douglas late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said PIOV‘ lnrr. t‘. N. n. Employee, deceased. intestate.

To the Sheriff of the Count 0i Queens County or any Constab e ul literate person within laid County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the lictition on flle oi George Ilhmiiitlii iliiiislua oi Charlottetown aforesaid. ihc administrator of the above named estate. praying that a flit-l‘

"i may be issued for the "P110110 hereinafter set forth: ou IN therefore hereby required to cite all

crsnns interested the "ili

slate to be and appear before "19 Judge present at a Probate CW"- i? he held in the Court llouse i1! Charlottetown lri Queens County-

the said Province, on Wednes- flsv the 8th day of September nest taming. at the hour of eleven o'clock iorenoon oi the same day i“ shew cause if any they can vvhv ti" Accounts oi the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate clvlfli l! llrayed for in said petition lllii 011 motion of Donald Mcliinnolh 5541-. Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that I true co y hereof be forthwith Iii- lisiled n some newspaper 1111i) ilii‘ ed in Charlottetown aforesaid on“

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miard Palmer, said Probate Court at Charlottetown nniesald. the day and year iihi

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Have clothes cleaned as oftch as necessary. Don't wait. till dirt 1s ground in. Many of us think sending a new garment to the cleaners will destroy its newness. Frequent clean- ing prolong wear and fresh appeal‘-

ance of a sonncnt. when a dress is badly soiled it. needs severe clean: mg operations, which tend to weal.- en the fabric. Dont ask for rush service now.

feed and core. And these ordinary feeds. More pigs pigs reach maturity with

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By James McCook Canadian Press Staff Writer

UITAWA, Aug. 1'7 — (C?) — Thai; internationally - famous mechanical engineer, the Canad-

ian farmer with a handful of hay- _ wire - - now can estimate the value of his efforts in dollars and cents. Agriculture Department officials said today that a booklet called "Cost of operating farm machinery ln_ eastern Canada" pinned down Wliih figures what it takes t0 oper- ate farm machinery. Through tables worked out by W. Kalbflelsrh of the Central Experi- lmental Farms Division of Field

Husbaudijv, u farmer can, for 1n-

stcnce, determine ti: cost of using

a two furrow plow which plows

‘about 40 acres of land a year. Un-

lder average conditions, and not in-

,cluding the ccst of power and the

loperator, the net cost is 44 cents

4 an acre.

I If the plow is used on 60 acres of land a your, the cost per acre is 32

| cents.

. When a two in three-plow trac- tor is used about 500 hours a year the ccst per 10-hour day, without fuel and opera-tors wages, is $3.12.

Depreciation is the largest item in the annual cost of operation of practically all farm machinery and

iequipmelit. Mr. Kaibfleiscti found.

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SPECIAL-DO not. Iflii t0 hear the Brooklyn Male Trio at North Txyon Presbyterian Church this

. u ?‘8lgd1:yiverbey' wiiluicuils special numbers in song. I e-la-ii.

BELFAST — BEILE ill V E it UNITED CilUIClt-Sorvlces Sun- day. Aifiuet 22nd. Belle River 11 A. M. don 8 P. M. Rev. D. K. Ross, B. A.. of Pownai will conduct both services. W. B. MscPhaii, Minister. 8-19-11.

IN MONTREAL. — Miss Ma Bradley

l Bradley, B. .l., at ohoyolc. College. - Sydney Post Record.

GAENHUM-HALLIl-‘IBLD — The wedding wok place on Monday August 16th at. 1-loly Redeemer Rectory, f‘ srlottetown. of Louise J " . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gamhum and LAC. R. Hollifleld. RAF, son of Mrs L.M. Hollifield, South Wales. Rev. A Macdonald 05s R. performed the ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss Marie Darts and LAC A1-

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Commerce Montre al

The reduction in value of machines R0 a1

y may be due to obsolescence or wear

He took the case of a two-furr- ow gang plow with an approximate 116W COSt 0f $65. He calculated that 20 years would bring it to obsoles- cence or discard and that 7'15 ncrcs would have been plowed by it be-

durln: the period of use probably ivcuY. amount to 150 per cent of the first cost.

Thxrrcfore, if the plow were used on l0 acres each year, the would be 68 cents an acre a vear.

fore it was worn out. Total repairs S

cost A

Nova Scotls. Y

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TORD Stack Quotations. iock

But if the plow were used on 80 acres a year the annual cost would b; dropped to 27 cents.

A farm ivugon costing $90 and. exirectsd to last 20 years would cost 65 cents a day if used only 10 days a year. and l0 cents 1f used 150 days a year. I

A standard seven-io-elght fcoi; grain drill with two horses used on 40 acres annually. would have a daily cost of $2197 to which would. be added a power cost of $2.60 plus the operator's wage. set at $3. On the basis of nine acres being cov-; cred in a day, the total cost of the,‘ unit's operation per acre would be 95 cents. .

The booklet explained that cost data shown in the tables are based on average costs of operating machinery and power on ihdividualj forms. Due to variation in such lt-' ems as oil. size of fields, stone. maintenance of machines. care in their operation and the cost of fuel and feed. the cost of using the machines and power in cases might be more or less than the average ccst.

WARTIME SOUP POT

The Hood old wartime soup pot now is a fixture in homes all over the land. Into it go all the m at» trimmings, bones, leftovers, aso vegetable ends, juices and pot 11-‘ quors. For more thickness, we throw in n handful of barley, macaroni, spaghetti, noodles or rice. serving this most inexpensive but most nourishing oi soups. toast. paper-thin slices of bread or breed cubes to rive with it.

Try adding one tablespoon rich prepared mustard to your salad dressing, for a new taste.

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lMlss Reta. Farror whose marriage

9‘ marriage Reta Jean, eldest daugh-

[Blanche Noonon. Bedeque,

a day morning for his

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bert King, R.A.F., supported the groom.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER - On Wednesday evening, August 4 Misses Florence Paul. Annie Matheson and Dorothy MacNevln were Joint hostesses at the speci- ous home 0f Dr. and Mrs. Good- win, 57 Glengowan Road, Tor- onto, when they entertained for

took place on August 7. On en- tering the recreation room the bride-oo-be was pleasantly sur- prised to see a number of friends assembled and was immediately seated in a prettily decorated chair and showered with confetti. Little Miss Barbara. and Muster John Goodwin. dressed as bride and groom, carried in a decorat- ed basket laden with gifts. Af- ter the gifts had been opened and admired, the guests retired to the living room where a pleasant time was spent. in games. Later .1ri the evening the guests were invited to the dining room where a lovely supper awaited them, the table being decorated appro- priate for the occasion. At s. late hour all departed after iavishing Reta much happiness.

I-‘ARRAR - MaeI-‘ADYEN In the presence of immediate friends a quiet but. pretty wedding took place at. Carlton Street Uni- ted Church, Toronto, on Satur- day afternoon, August seventh. when Rev. J. M. Finley united in

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Farrar, Appiri Road, P.E.I., and Gnr. Fin- ley Robinson MacFadyen. son of Mr. endi Mrs. Finley MacFadyen, Riverdale, PEI. The bride made a charming picture in her dress of powder blue sheer with white sweetheart hat and French veil and white BCCESSOiI: . She wore a. corsage of pink roses. Miss Edna Farrar attended her sister and wore a dress of pink crepe with large picture hat and white accessories. Her corsage was of red roses» Both the bride and her attendant wore gold lcckets, gifts of the groom. Pte. Earl Docherty of Colvllle Road, PEI, ably sup-

ported the groom. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party proceeded to the Chicken

Palace where a delicious wedding supper was served. The groom has returned to his unit at Petawawa while his bride will reside at 28 Grosvenor Street. Toronto. The happy young couple were re- ceplents of numerous gifts includ- ing a. lovely silver ten service from the employees of the Carbon Brush Co. All wishing Gnr. and Mrs. MacFadyen n. very haPPy married life.

Personals

Tpr. James McDonald and his bride (Lillian White) arrived Mon- day night from Toronto to spend two weeks visiting their parents.

Miss Katie and Zita. Johnston, Klnkora, accompanied by Miss spent

last week iii Charlottetown.

Mr, Laurlner E. Ta lnr left Pri- ome 1n Pro- vidence. R1,. after spending n week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Taylor of Nine Mlle Creek, also his brother New- ton Taylor at. Rocky Point.

lilore ilndrwear Less iioal iiext Winter's Fashion

(y.

B JAMES McCOOK (Canadian Press Stair Writer)

OTTAWA, Aug. 16—(CP)—Can- adiana who wear thin underwear and en their bedroom Window! at nlg t will be right out of the fashion parade of the modems this winter. I

coal conservation authorities. ihdicntln

how Canadians may 19-, riuce ther coal consurnpilo by 4.- 000.000 tons this year-a

20 P91‘ cent saving made essential by the fuel shortage-today blasted a few

h 00s.

Canadian homes, they said. are too hot. in winter. A check indicat- ed many were kept at a temifirh. turo of '15 degrees. ‘that. they 111'- gued, was too high for good health and ii it were assumed that fuel were being used at utmost @1- flclency when a temperature 0f 6B degrees were maintained 1n the house, the officials said that when. the oem rature was raised to '10 degrees he coal waste was six P" cent. at 72 degrees l2 par will’ @115

6 degrees, the coal wastage was Q4 per cent.

The officials spoke feelingly of the home where the man Bil! without his coat. rather too warm. and the lady of the house shlvg:

the furnace. "A man's clothing is estlmsled Y" weigh about pounds find l’. women's about a pound and a half,

fli long the Quebec riverfront. Big tiliautcau Won-- fcg-nufiznhiiiziiillkuliaadquarters, overlooks the St. Lawrence.

ROOSEVELT AND CHURCHILL have met five times previously to shape the strateay 0f W81‘ 511d i119 pea“ w follow. On the high seas in August, 194i, they drew up the Atlantic Charter. In Washington, after Pearl Harbor, they formed the United Nations in December. 1941.1n Washington aizaln the following June they planned the invasion of North Africa, At Casablanca in January, 1943, right. they called for the uiicun~ dttional surrender of ttie Axis and laid plans for the invasion of Sicily. They last met in Washing- ton in May. Swift successes tn Sicily, the ousting of Mussolini

and action favoring the Allies on other world fronts prompted their conferences in Canada. New action in Pacific theater and at- tacks oii Europe may result from this meeting.

(Knrsh Phat W. L. Mackenzie King

Brooke Pound

Imperial general staff; Admiral of ili

ley Pound, first sea lord; Chief Miil‘lsiliii_sil"CilBfif-S Portal, chief of air staff; Vice Admiral Lora Louis

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the eating Place

Mouiilbuileii, Commando duel; Geli. Sir lama)‘. chief shaft’

PAL’! F 1E.

Quebec, historic Canadian cit) on the 8t. Lawrence and port a cull for ocean-going vessels, is ilu loom of initial conferences lieiweet Britain's Prime Minister Wiiistot Churchill and Canada's Prime Milt inter Mackenzie King. Map showt

location of Quebec in ‘relation Ottawa. capital oi’ (Xliiadn, Washington, D. C.

in Moscow jus’. a year ago. mar the Nogfh African attack liar‘: planned iii iilI.‘ U. S. They are tured n! Iilfll‘ conference i. Kremlin.

summer '. Nrirss. up,

way for xhe meeting iii t

Chief ' i-rs t: the n1".

ericrs \ .11 be Plxrize "r Mackcnriz- K111i‘, of ni, Prime M1211. ~~ CilLu-cliil‘. of Bri-

taln and Presclczii Roosevelt o! the United States.

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Thompson

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said one. "just think of the differ-i ence with wariii clothing both would be comfortable at fiowlegrees But no, up goes the tcmpcrzitulc to 75 degrees as the furnace is swlwd. and thousands of tOnl of coal are used unnecessarily."

In the United Kingdom, one fire- place will serve a liquse, In chilly Canada, one stoye will some cCun- try homes. But. in the city not one but; every room in the nousc is kept at 5 degrees before the lady of the house feels comfort-able.

"At the very minimum, from tanoooooo to stluwvnnn worth 0,1, coal is wasted in Canarin aiinilolly‘. said an official. "Thai dccsilt mean the householder only is to 111M110- ss industries, office buildings 1111111 the like have their own Ways 0i wasting coal.