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NEW YORK, Sept. 25 tCP) EllbdiltWll Aclielis. handsome. white- llhLLtti 1i;1s1111..t 0t ine Worlc. Cai- 1-.1.i_=1" Association of 12,000 mem- l ours stxs nothing in the war to pre- | vent "the world adopting the as- . so "en's idea ~the new calendar uid divide the 12 months tltllltil quarters, even 1;; months and make . ttiilts 111.1 ozi the same day o1 the 11111; c.1011 year.

.\I1"..s Athens, for many years, in peace and war, the executive stal- wazt among the apostles of the new calendar, points out that day- 'l1: saving, now a perennial 1n- 111 inany countries, went cct during tiie First Great

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Miss Achelis and associates want to see the new calendar o into ef- fect at the end of 194, because, they s.1_\', the transition could be iii dc then " "thout a hitch." Un- tic: the prc t calendar system, Dec. 30 of that year falls on Sat-

rday. T110 following day (Sunday, Dec 31> could iheii become the new year-cud and the World Calendar if adopted would be in effect on Suiitiay", Jan. i945. They advocate y an in riziiiioiiai conference to draw -1ip fill llllCillllllOllﬂl treaty".

"The constant change 0i the pre-. sen; calendar brings confusion."1 says Miss Achclis. " 'ou don't change clocks and tape measures from year to yeiii". Why shouldn't ‘.lit-1"c be a change. >5 calendar?"

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for the original idea, but she has] put n lot of punch into it. She iounilcti the World Calendar As- 011 1U years ago.

i-ew culciidiir divides to four tlll1il'it.‘l‘S of s, and 9i cays each begin in January, '..tl October —eacl1 of s iiavinu 3i days. The s have 130 (lays This

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,~__,__,,._,,_,,1._y (‘qlpnc-(j [tntlda of Tﬂrriiice, fTiicliintl. shown with his \\_|‘3 11111» 11f ilic children lost in the Slfildll}: "l 1* Vidlllllil‘ i1 11-1l ltrlii-tli 1-1111111-1- ship llt- nus cninillll i" ihlﬁwii» t1» st _v with tile grt-iit-aitnt, Hrs. Siniurl bit-Murray, Many children tlicd. as ex- pluqlm "mud m? chm; "tin-rt perished of exposure win-n lifchuiits wcrv- litishrel hv an Atlantic storm.

.1. llllllll‘ lit \\' ilic show. It m“ surnrl-siniz to rind that 1111- tzorits in 111i prices ranges are both bt-itcr looking and less expensive tiiaiuevci" before. The trend has ‘not i1 in "lint (iii‘t‘t'llOtl for some time, ivniit uiiii lllll)l'O\'0d breeding and llllililllilt"t‘ill'lll§l DFOCCQSCS.

What is surprising is the g originaiiti- displayed in the styling of furs.

Whoever heard of a sedate little cloth 5111' having cuffs of flamboy- ant red fox. or big shit-s 111 i1><i;).1r(l skin?

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fox head for a handbag or a black persian lamb coat wltii box pleats, of il illlillJS, in the skirt or ermine tails for ca!" rings?

lvtct of aJ-fur coats have a lit- tie inorc colnr and g, little less shoulder than they had 11151 year. Most of them have interesting sleeves. One sleeve 1s made to be pushed up. lust like a sweater sleeve. It's 11 meat fur season. an invita- tion to twpcriment in new ways to gain the be tiirrcd look.

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DOUGLAS. Isle of Man — Sept. 25.—-—(CP)—-1By special train 200 Ger- man and Austrian women in an in- ternment camp here ixisited their hiisbaliiris in another part of the Isiah ,

sit". one TWICE

R. Wedge, ardent angler of Mel- bourne, Australia, is ieioicing be- caiuzc he caught the big one that ‘Jill. away. A hooked troutc escaped _i 11c ivns about to land it. he cast with the spinner lcd in. Tlic hook drove into 1:1, which was landed safely

5m,“ I...) m4 livr rriillir-r Derek were amnnt.’ illF- l3 “"15"” I i I i Atlantic ulii-n l'—l1i111t'.~ l'"'l"‘tl"

, .. ,- n, u‘ . .19“ 1L 1", ].' tliicc tliiltlri-n, “m; 1A b‘ 1 I,\,Hi 11w! v 'll1 ‘I11 Kill» [this p. tui"1-, 1-.il»liil from 11cm 111- ~11 -_~~- ~ » __ »_ I_ v v ‘_ Lnmhn H, M.“ 3m“, 11111111 1111- p.111 as lllt) “tit, laiitltd at 11 llri 1gb port.

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—-hy gently but surely aiding your system rid itself of the poisons caused by errors in diet 11nd faulty elimination. Let plvnsrzril-tns-rfrig ENO help you overcome that excess acid condition; those throbbing headaches; that dull, lifeless feeling. Take ENO regularly and keep “fighting ﬁt."

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iiattriii-il l.1~t Jul". rviatlc 11 bolt for the lturtlcr. \'t-pt. l7, uhcn |~c _ , _ ‘ 1119111111 $11111 .111 l"i|"‘!I|v‘t'Ilt (Jiinp wiwi uf '|'.r1i :1. 'l'I1:1il1» to 1| l ltiiiliiiii- '1 11' n11 i-iitl ["1151 t‘ (lfct Ire §mlllh Hill?“ i“ l" ‘ h" i _ I '1 .

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wt tiuoic 111151-11 guards liciuicd him back to camp, as shuun lit-re.

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1111i, The 365th day is Blnk-cny; lllltllrl

ers P1051111 ucrc l! _ > sistant si1pc1"1ii'.ei1de11t of Education .:1i litvidiiy. The extra day in for Noia Scoiza, Li. J. Rﬂlllll0lltl. (ili‘(‘t‘tOl' oi school N0 S

Sll])(‘l'l!ll1 _ Prince Etiwarti Is.ai1d, Dr. Douglas Steel, President o1 Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown. Dr. e1" Peacock, director of educational v services 1n New Brui ' '5 —’~ A. S MacFailanc, chief ~ 1 ~1 . 1 >. ilflll i101" This ~11 v-

lpcrvisor of Public Affairs. Canad-

etict- was the paramount importance A __ 1CI1\__ ; of prctnotiiic a brttcr iintlcrstand- _ 11" [m 1155 111g cf dcm crii! liilie doses? At n‘ Bfliﬂlll l5 ~

you] constitute a notable milestone on

lyfariiiincs and Newfoundland.

officials of the CBC \\"1th regard to a plan for installing the principles of democracy and freedom in youth of Canada.

appoint a COIIIIIIUIC-P isting avrulablc 1111111111111 on (‘l1lZ"1l— ship and l1: iinticrttikc ma; partition of dramatic scripts iii the eastern region for presentation to the CBC.

plan should be prncccdcd with that (‘lllnllllt SPOYIS the co-npcraiion of ti.‘ _ _ _ press be enlisted and And now would you like a silvcr malaria] be nmdc aynllnblc (or pub. iication

terlal be marit- various for use iii

pointed: Dr. G. . Shaw, Dr. Steel, Charlottetown

appointed publicity co-ordinatoi- of Committee the proposed series.

Mayne 4o srvms n

rooms of humming again in preparation for one of the strangest seasons 111 \l1c whole ture." tcr collections in carlv August packed 1"a11k.<" of foreign buyers. the drcss1nakc1"s have

show in scpicinhtir clientele 1111.1’.

styles, this year but 30 to 40 will Le

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l Air Raids Mean

.' Soldiers Socks,

LONDON. S0191. 25. -— (CP) ——

iwonien ot London whose S10v1! 811d.

IIOUSCRVQIT; are lillcTiL/lplvd time aiiu again by the wailing of all‘ will sirens keep busy even when m their shelters. _

i The irequency o! WBYlH-ll85 1Y1 U"? lLonuon 810a has given a H1111 l0 K111111111: anu siiouiu ilie HUGS cun- iuiue UIULCU AllighOlli anti 1.10111111- ioiis‘ soldiers siiuuiti i101. Want .101‘ socks and sweaters next wintei".

l .D0wn lsambeth way they call siren time “socks for sewers" wrw H“! 1n some shelters 80 per cent. of the women knit.

Mrs. Rose Nicoll, for example, ‘tucks her seven children up in blankets and gets on with a. Pull" over for her soldier son somewhere in the British defence lines.

"We're not. letting l-litlerﬁwet us down." said Mrs. Nicoii. 8 d0 community singing 11nd t-h! \\‘1‘=TQ' ens make the kiddies cubs °I lei lThc ones who 110111 111111 111111" d0!"- lIIUCS OT CﬂYﬂSi llllﬂ :Ull‘.t‘.lll'1lt‘S there's a bottle of beet‘ 114M118-

In Holborn they have the 5211111: "why worry” spirit. "Raids mean '11 bit of company for 11111.’ $11111 Mk5 Florrie Kite who has a bﬂieliiﬁtll flat, "People from the top f.ais coinc down to my parlor". We (‘i181 fvi‘ 8 lllllt‘ and doze oil if incrcs nothinﬂ

' Wilt-ii ihc alljcltiai" sounds we Just go back to boil-

Maritinie, Nhd. Educatioiiists Confer

n, Miss Aciielis claims no credit PROMOTION 0F A BETTER llN- i

DERSTANDING OF DEMOCRACYi is PLANNED l

A conference of far-reaching lm- 7 pcrtancc was lzoid in Sackvill-z. Ni B., Friday‘ 1i:1»ei"i1oon anti cvcni when etiuctiiioiial lcatltrs from the three Blfiflillllt‘ Provinces 11nd Nctv- l l

foundland discussed their common problems. The meeting was called at the suggestion of “lion. Di". " oi lztilltitilwi for‘ l l

New Biuiisuit l1, \\..11 ]li't‘"lt Oil‘- P. .\io.1.1t'., as-

broaticastiiig for. L, \.V. ‘ PIIlLICQllOH for , ll H. Sl1.1\v,i litiuczition :01" i

91g Shaw. 1 1.‘. o.’ l)i". ui

Fletch-

"wick and Dr. superin- r .(lc11t of cdiicawcn in New Bruns- W. Buchanan, su-

an Broadcasting Corporation. The key thought of the confer-

. for which Great

ghi .g to-tia, The foi1o\v".11g resolution tory of the zicllberaticiis

‘tells the which he cdticational l1i11i1\va_y' of the It is the opinion of this m-rciiiig 11:11. Hon. Dr. Blakcny sltciild i11- crvicw the pcncral niaiia :11" and

the

And further ihat this meeting

to study ex-

the pi"c-

And further if such national Caiiidiani

that stumble

And further if the proposed plan s consummated that Hlilﬂbl? nia- nvaiu 1v to thc departments of cdutnitiiiii the schcols.

The following Coininitice was ap- Peacock. Fredericton,

Redmond, Halifax, Dr.

St. John's Newfoundland,

C. C. Avard. 0f Snckvlile, was

and for broadcasting

.‘STEAT) OF £00 PARIS. Sept. 25. — iCPt — Work- Paris drcssinakers are

mperietice 0f French "cou- Instead of presenting their win- l0 them rcatly to to a private , Who will iniilu- tap this clientele they themselves do not know. _

Instead of collections numbering from a hundred to two hundrttl

shown. 'l"hc new mode will be char- uctcrlzcd by greater simplicity cvcn than lasts, ticsigntus gt-iicraly‘ have

agreed. l

Parents 0f Kidnapted Child

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

should be sent out to all tnothers

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ough, CnL-Tho Count and Counies; Tristan, Jr, we; kldnliled hie Ben. 20th.

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You ‘o! Ill]: Vllulblo GIN Corllflclli. nu: when you buy I INK-I" I QIIIKOI’ Puﬂod when. 011-Im- Pullﬂ

was titciusivt Paqtrss 1 ilk/m (an:

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AT voun enocizifs fvleérwﬁﬁwe WCNDERFUI. GIFTS! OPMVu/Sazt/m

nu nnurmn. "moon run. JUN! ruvnu 01:111.: nun: AID nun» Iuvnv anvil Ail lull Iv outnu GOI- uiumvv ntvlalmvnli lovll ma! Lovnv rtlcn or m.- vumuu nu: nuvuv runb AID IACIID Iv manor: mu. IIPLACIIINT conun- "vn. now vou cm an‘ mu: wonolnvuu. olrn AT m m: IIGIILAI nun. Illcl.

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with Merchandise Certiﬁcate

YOURS FOR

AND 3 BOX TOPS

with Merchandise Certificate

Accept This Marvellous 01hr Wlillo It Lash! Wouldn't you 1111. no get 50c u: $1.00 absolutely FREE? Here a n wonderful Oppoh’ tumt to gel a merchandise certiﬁcate worth 50c or $1.00 on the purc use of the valuablegift: shown IbOVQWhQIIJOU buy 5 parka e5 of delicious Quaker Pu ed Wheat, Quaker Pu ed Rice or Quaﬁc: Corn Flakes.

These valual-ilecertiﬁcates are at your grocefs novy. Act quickly a; this offer is made for n limited time only n: ngoodwill gift to rt-pulir Quaker customers and to attract new user: 1o these famous products."

Here's Ill You DI. Go to your rocer’: and buy 5 packages nf dclic cious, nourishing Quaker Putfed ‘ heat, %ulker Puﬁed Rice orQuakcl Corn Flakes. Send your merchandise ceru care, 5 hoxtogsantl rcqui red amountofmnney to The Quaker Oats Company, Peter nrnugli. 0111., or Saskatoon, $115k. for your choice of gifts. They will he sent 10 you, posipaitLirnmediately. Don't delay-go to your grocefs today.

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Y.M.C.A. Glasses i, Commence

The Fall programme of the Y. M. C. A. is scheduled to open 011 Atoiidiiy, September 30th, and classes are b01111: offered for evcry 11111111101" of the family‘. Even inotlici" will have an opportunity" to take in ll. gym class it siie so desires, for who requires health and physical fitness more than the Lady of the Ilousc. whose tasks are unending? As for Father; he'll have a chance to kcep i-he bi1_v \\‘l11flt)\\' within bounds in a Business Mons Gym Class.

Business girls will throw of! fatigue from office work on the gym floor, or will bowl, or they may even belong to a co-educzitioin al Camera Club. For the girls who arc attending school thcfc will be t1 full schedule of gymnasium classes, and in addition to that a Stamp Club.

Boys have an opportunity in be- long to Gym classes but when Sat- urday morning cot-tics the whole Y. M C. A. Blllliillii‘, and perhaps the witole town. u .l lye taken over tribes of Indians Warning

to keep a sharp eyc on any hats that may have 011 thcm a likely looking leather. in atldiiion to this Indian programme there will be more than t1-i1 crafts c: (‘ll on (‘\'(‘l'_\' week \VOO(l\\‘t)l'l{lll‘,;. xlotiel Aircraft, Stamp Club, Beatiwork, Cow Horn Craft, Freiwork, Wood- craft, P111101‘ Macho Craft. Indian Craft. Glass Worlt, Cord Belt Craft. all will be available to l). arc intcrcstcd in i " tli

Fniiniv l)O\\‘llli'_’ cncciiiraoctl at

Miss Lila

p1 (‘>- all tiincs. Worthy" will be

in charge of girls anti wonicifs class- es. while thc classes for boys and men \\'ill b0 led hv Jim Ciidmore

and

thc Y. M C. A. Sccrctziri‘. The

tiillowiiuz mcn and hm"; will as icadcrs of t-iuiti cli1:s..~" J. L. Curran, F. B. Bell, Roaﬁiti Taylor, Ivan Robinson. Lorne St-oi" ". Ernest Mnt-Kinitnn. Pcici" l\lcNr-vii1, Blair BlTlltllll, “K11 ipPalzr, Garth Dtiwiic, (to; rgc Worth.

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The monthlv meeting of Pleasant Circle Institute met on Scpt. l3t-n at tlic hnnic of 11115. Ewen C1211- cron. The v ' . ., M Lorne CZHIIOFCI] prc 1i and oixinctl ilic meeting with sznging of “It’5 A Good Time To Get Az-tiiiaintccl." Roll call was answered b_v twelve members. Several visitors were pre- sent. Minut/cs of previous mcctln; were rcri:i and acioiiicti. Rcpcrts of committees i'ci'civctl and new int-s appointed. Sick. 3111's. Basil Sherry" and Mrs. E. H. Bouitcr. Pro- gramme, Mrs. kiinmct Crokcn 1nd .\i’rs. John Walker. School. re- appoinicti.

It was moved b_v ‘M125. Elmer (iambic. sectinticd b_v Airs. John '.<1""l t‘ zit :1 (ll(‘ll()t‘.ft!'_\' hc botiuht hc smool fills" for titails were

for l)l'(‘S(‘lli"tl and paid. Si 60 was tak- cn in to be added to pantry sale proceeds.

Coircspondence was read 11nd dis- cussed. (follcctnrs wcrc aimpointctl to

ftit" R1111 (‘rt .5 Basil Sher John Dawson.

collect b_v Mrs Mrs

It was" i1in.".\-.i i . seconded 0y that the In-

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Marc do Tristan, whole three year old child, More d0

atltute invite the Kelly's Cross BUTTERI-‘LIES ROUTED for one minute when a \\'f\f(‘ll young people to l)i‘(‘S(‘ll'. their plriv

—~—-. v _ crew of the c.ectric works raises ilic

1 1 TOY“. "Deacon Dubb" in the hall at Scveui Scarcity of grcenstuff has roiit- age above a certain liniii. Mile Bay, proccctls to b; tlctuiu-rl, Cd while butterflies from Nortli- -——————-———~--~_ It was decided that each member cm France. They crossed the RECO HOG MARK] N115 make candy to be sold during the English Channel in clouds and Mnrkc i: of hﬂgS 1n Can (in 1111:. evening. settled in the southern part of Eiig- i111; July rind August. 19-11 c 1'- Ncxt meeting to be hcld at the land, svhcre they" have become 11 tied at record volume, av ,8 home of Mrs P11 "it-k 'l‘1ci1i11~v. Roll It 111-st. Farincrs and gardeners have . 7.’ 000 p1 week as ct 1111);]

Clill to be answ 1c. ber bringing 11 for ilit: siiir-ns

Collection 77 1 115. l

A dainty lunch was served b_v thc i" hostess, assiﬁfi b_v 111-r tli1ugi1.c".'>~ in-law and Mrs. (‘l1as. Walsh. f

The singiii: of the National A11- them brought ill!‘- vcry iiiicrcstin; OiFPIiIlJ t0 a close.

l1)‘ ("-1011 tiiovi- liad to fiizlit to save llli‘i1‘ crops, ac- (50.0.01) 1o 60.000 dtiriir! mid cording to :1 London report. months in formtr years. 1)lli‘lli‘ the

35 week period, J illltll)’ l t1» ,\1 Ulii. 20, 1944i, hogs grad ‘<1 a: Cm. 1 -———— inn stock yards anzl mcltiiic plan's PIlcct-ric door bells installed inltotallcd 3.023.633, an lllCTHiSQ c; 45 litimcs will give air raid warnings percent over the i939 g1 4 111 Swcdcii. A telephone compaiiwint: tho (‘Ul"l'\‘"'l’)()ll(llll'l‘ p" with llﬂﬂflqllflttPfS :it Stockholm

HOMES GEFRAID WARNING '

v _ mil lt is i5 anuicipatcd that ha: Pl"‘(lll("i'\n n

- ~—~ ~~~i I placing them in dwellings. fBellsi Canada in 1940 vigil be the mm is; llllnﬂftbﬁ klllﬁ Pain. throughout tFe system will ringtlmmmed, LOVE CON QUERS ALL

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Love conquers nll—t‘vcn the destruction by Nazi bombs of the London Roman Catholic Church WTIPYB Fusilicr Tom Howling and Martha (lnogan planned to ivid. They went right ahead and 111-re miirrlﬂl mnltl the ruins. Ilcri- arc the lirltlegroom and Father Hun, who officiated, helping the bride plck he!‘ way over charred timbers and rubble as the wedding party leaves alter the ceremony.

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Child Held By Kidnaper Found ' _ ' were» _ ' it‘

March do Tristan, Jr., 3, who Wm kldnnliliﬂl "h"! B" "fmm ma" smttchcd him fiom his nurse. Kldﬂnper left. note demanding $109-- ooo n» i-etum 111 111t- child. Who 1am Wu returned t» his iwfﬂlt! nndtheabductaramoiod._""“' " i

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