AUGUST 24.1243

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llanada To Play Part In llaatocklng Farina 0f Europa

Dy ALAN IANDAL (Canndlln Press ltlii Writel‘) LONDON, Aug. I1--(CP)—UM1-

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ads, in commo ith tbs res the Dominlons the United States. is have s hand in re-

stoc Europe's iarms when the reconstruction and rehab- ilitation comes.

The demand will be ior "utility"

cattle, that is cattle capable or ieiding milk while pericnning age tasks. Nearly l.000,- I00 oi them will be needed by Europe in the iirst two years after the war, according to a. report oi the inter-Allied post-war require- ments committee.

Transportation oi these cattle irom the United States, the Dom- inlcris and Argentina, will aitate the conversion oi irom to 400 vessels into cattle .

As yet the British Government has not disclosed any detailed - war policy ior British agrlc ture and one oi the main reasons tor is said 1o be the uncertainty as to the real iced and tanning poa- ition in occupied Europe an the enemy countries.

That is a situation that ls ever

8. rehabilitation scheme for ial

The Em‘

agriculture oi the occupied coun- tries to its pie-war level and would begin at the moment a country is ireed from the enemy. The full task, say the planners, will need at least six years.

Reliable estimates and ii es submitted by German occupi or dominated countries show that since the start oi the war they have lost. through German requisitions and plague, 11.000000 cattle, 3.000,- ooo horses, 12,000,600 pips, 000 sheep and that t vie-quarters oi the ultry stocks have gone.

irst task will be to restore the lost animal po British farmers, it is will be asked to provide 500 pedi- iltizcek bulls to help the breeding s .

Bristol And Vicinity

Mrs. Ernest Baker was called to Halifax, N. S. last week wherq her brother is reported as very ill.

Miss Lottie Hughes has arrived from Boston to spend her annual vacation visit to her old home here.

Miss Mary Elaine Doherty, Bos- on lias arrived in Bristol w spend her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Hughes and little iriend. Mary Ellaine is only seven years old but has made three trips irom the big city in the last iive years.

Sister Clara Theresa spent a iew

days with her parents in Morell last.

week. She received the congratula- tions of her many friend here as she has Just taken her iinal vow in the Sisterhood. Before entering religious life she was Clara Mc- Grath, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. William McGrath Morell.

‘Ilhe Misses Clara and Mary Gauthier, have returned to the city after spending their holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Laur- ance Gauthier, in Bristol,

Mrs. Charles Harvey. Boston, and three children, arrived here last week to spend a two weeks vaca- tion with Mrs. Harvey's parents Mr. and Mrs. James A. O'Brien. Mrs. Harvey has not been on the Island for s number oi years and she sees many changes especially in the younger people who have Brown to men and women. _

Mr. John ll. O'Brien, arrived from Toronto, last week to s end his vacation with his wife and am- ily here also to visit his lather. Mr. O'Brien, who is stationed at Hallie: N. 3., since war broke out been escorting patients and others oi the armed iorces to the differ- ent hospitals in many parts oi Canada. He served in the Police Force in the World War No. 1 and went to Haliiax, when this war broke out entering the Camp Hill Hospital on the staii. Mr. OfBrien make a very sturdy oiiicer (eigh- ing more the two hundred lbs shirt sleeves.

Mrs. Georgie Johnston and two children have moved to Mount Stewart, to reside for the winter a8 Mrs. Johnston's husband is absent sewing in the armed services.

Pte Roy Cairns, R. C A. F. and Mrs. Cairns, arrived in Bristol, last week to spend a short vacation with Mrs. Cairns mother Mrs. Earl Drake, also visiting Pte. Cairns old home in Bouris. They are at re- sent living on the mainland w ere Pie. Cairns is stationed. Before en- tering ihe airinrce Mr. Cairns, was operating the Stookley iarm at St. Peter's Harbor. The mansion house is closed now.

Miss Vera Drake, arrived home from Montreal, last week to spend her vacation with her mother Mrs. Earl Dake.

Much oi die hay crop is still out in this vicinity.

The s mpathy oi this vicinity is extend to Mr. and Mrs. John Laybolt, in the death oi their granddaughter last week at the age oi three years. The little tot had eaten a numbe oi green apples while the older members were eb- sent. Medical aid was celled from Mount Stewart, and the child rushed to the h itel but to avail and he away.

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, 0P9 into two sections. The‘ first would aim at restoring the

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coal shortage.

home NOW !

THE DEPARTME

Specially Trained Troops At Kiska

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all parts oi the Dominion and h’ “ i."““fr'.‘€“§°“§“i"i’r“° "in r cers ea rg. arry c - wkieo “stglit " olluﬁrliufgx Elm n. .. rov e anﬂ B's participating WIIETIKISAKIIIGXTCBDS in c occupa on o a. This was revealed by Mime Min- lster Mackenzie King in an address broadcast last night over the Nat- onal network oi the Canadian broadcasting corporation. He said participation by Canada in the Kiska o ration was a further e session "o Canada's determin- n to do her iull pert until the military power of Japan, as well as “rﬁwrtlzri” i““"li.°iél’°yii".. er e ay . ng. int statement with President velt irom the citadel head- quarters oi the Churchill-Roosevelt war conierence, ‘ that an American task partly made up oi Canadians had ntade a blood- less con uest oi Kiska, last Jap- anﬁse hed outpost on American so . The units along with their com- manding officers whose names were 301". given by King llitzllSxcéiglk u announce a separa e- ment. were as follows:- Cansdlan Fusillerg oi London. Ont., Lt-Col. Russel Hilton Beat- tle, M.C., i8, Iondon, veteran of The First Great War where lie was wounded and gassed. Winnipeg Grenadiers, Lt-Col. J. ‘.w“..‘.?“i~‘2’.‘““‘°°i" ‘if? "Emil re urn serv ce erse command the newly-formed Gro- nadiers after the ori inal battalion was taken by the aplinese with the British force at l-iong Kong. ounta Rangers, an iii-

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. oisnan, M. -. . native oi Be-int John. NB. Whose wiia lives at salmon Arm. 17-

Le Re iment De Hull (Que), Lt.- Col. Do ard Menard. D.s.0.. 30. bee, a permanent ioi-ce officer s 1935, veteran oi Northwest Intel‘? Merger actions and 01mg‘? ac n pe a. year ago

he won the Qghsliinguished service

order.

A com any oi the saint John (N13,) illlisilers, a1. GP. Mur- ph , 2'1, oi Baint John where his e now lives, a veteran oi over- seas . this war with a machine-

unit.

The 2d Field Re lment oi the nolysl Canadian Art liery, Lit-CO]

. . Dﬂimmond, 50, native o B neerviile. Ont. whose wile lives a (0874 Sherbroolre W.) Montreal. The 40th Light Antl-Aircrait bat-

Winrer is just around the corner; Start

‘TERI. . lag traineﬁorces representing l“

Rocky M terior ritlsh Columbia Regiment. “Pml- D H

FARSIGHTED householders are seeing the urgent need of preparing their homes now against next winter's

They are not waiting until the fall to do this important job-they are acting now!

HEATING SYSTEMS MUST BE EFFICIENT: HOMES SllOlllD BE ADEQUATElY lNSUlATED.

liars are some lobe you should sled doing NOW!

1 Have your entire heating system inspected. Order necessary repairs.-

Have our furnace rhorou lily clean: by a competent man.- facu- laie furnace and pipes where necessary. 3 Be sure that you have suﬂicient storm windows and that all windows and doors ﬁt il briy. Have cracks in walls repaired. Vgeazherstrip wherever it is

necessary. Consider seriously the insula- tion of ceiling and walls.-

Tliany homes waste as much as 60% of their fuel through ineﬂicient heating equipment, inadequate insulation and other bee: losses.

preparing your

Save germ ‘s.

NT r MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY

HON. C. D. HOWE, Mlnlshér

wool ans-rayon warty ’_n'ii§lﬁei adaptable to dressing up for dates

y ana n n . . - g ues “ a ress." r- m u c d“ Eng‘ u" M” D aruiliownioréeﬁlaardvelvetgliliutsgiil éimelélfcilllxeigifﬁ i756"- Tmmw n" jisleld eagle aremzbesf sellers." Win71

The 25th Field Ambulance o’ u“ iorctlgmrlzzlinrvhoulfedlgtssg? iectllalann:

Medical Corps, - -

‘Mfg’, C,i'i‘_%d11*3‘?°wn 40 or cab oi fabrics rivaled only by satin and gary and Ottawa whoserved with crepe the 8th Field Ambulance overseas

this war.

In addition, the Canadian Kiska iorce included detachments from the ordnance. arm‘ service, Pro- vost. Day and posta Corps.

Brig. Foster is a son oi Major.- Gen. G1... Foster, who was over- seas director oi Medical forces in the Canadian army during The

First Great War. —~~ -- ~~~—— i Wl to WOOLEN masses ~91...“ ofrrmy ,§.‘,§,’;.,,-,,‘§',,{§"‘,',',°,d,i ARE "ERS-‘Trnl’ 000 miles around the Japanese posl ltl .. H 7 ‘ NEW YORK, Aug. --Woclen' "YJTQEY, ‘s,,,’g°",,,f,if,f§gg,gf, dresses are versatile, some oi theland museum valuable 1nf0maﬂ°n_ ‘F "I" ‘

rcryfivroifan.‘Mﬁiﬁaiiifsl, oi Burlington, Ont. The 24th Field Company oi’ the

357F115}! OFFICER. AGAIN DECORATED

NEW DELHI, Aug. 23 -—- 1GP)‘ Brigadier Charles Wingate, lender oi’ the expedition which penetrated many miles behind the Japanese lines into Burma early this year, has been awarded second bar to the Distinguished err-log order,

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ULK that we all must have

in our diets . . . nourishment

we need to carry on our work

. . . ﬂavor to make meals appe-

tlsing. Get all three in your

breakfast cereal. Eat POST'S BRAN FLAKES regularly.

Post's Bran Flakes are equally delicious and cﬁcctive as a cereal or in bran muifins. Sugarleas llllh recipe on the package.

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LTIPPY AND “car-r sruaas

By Edwina

FAIRBANKSTJIDRSE E'°""'" ﬂtﬁwwﬂla coni STOKER m B C Power A as Q Provides even heating I Uses lower cost stoke: ma‘ (an 1%.?“ 1% ‘f: ""'°""'" l‘ ml Can hid s1 A a 11a Q Requires minimum at- O Obtains maximum l an Pac i0 s-a ivntion—oonserves combustion-con- v Cons Smelt it lubcur serves coal I D°D m 1,9’ - Commercial and Industrial Models “mm Founda Co 1B 1 d l available In sires lrom 50 to 500 lbs. causes Gen Steel Wares l2 1 coal per hour. ' Ham Bri O 1 See the seem! F-M dealer; er wrle ‘- lillwPgvxvglll PM v TIMANADIAN FAIRBANKS-MORSE C0. UﬂH \ . )4 use H3111] 9 Factory - Sherbroolro. Que. / iuccoll Frontenac a p; mm John, 1v. n. Oiiice: 1s Prince wuusru st. \ ., ml gap-o" ca: ‘i! -' ‘ ’ Noranda 50 DEALERS: gscegeirliar: y? 51g mission ELECTRIC ransom s WILLIAMS “w ' 127 Kent street, Charlottetown Water Street, Blirnmerside ganglia. 823'“. P“ a 1.7g M“? Spt Elect A 8 5-8 N0. 60 SQUADRON AIR CADETS New York k N O T I C E E*°"“"!° C "Iled-Qralioll flie Orderly Room al. Prince of Wales College will be m gelaraldﬂrel 1% M“ ‘*“""‘ m" September lsi and 2nd from 7 io 9 p.m. to enroll fifty ggffggezl g? 2:: buys oi the Public Schools of Charlottetown and Royalty gggnim‘ om” 2i of: , l El A to Lil over fourteen years of age and who are entering Grade X. 6:3 EL, ' g 33 g3: Montreal Curb a0 3-4 ' ' liaollltCwlrgl ll l”: i a i a en r - -

Liberal Convention l... l, g3} r, ,3

sea on u a so 1-4‘ 11

Texas Corp 49 1-8| 13 1-?

SECOND DISTRICT OF QUEEN'S COUNTY gngeguglg, 3 g3; 333i

_ _ _ U Steel 50 7-8 3 1'2

A convention io nominate two candidates to contest ypnadlunii corp i9 1-2 g p:

the Sci-and District of Queens. on behalf of the Liberal wig: Iggy‘ f, gj 355 piirly ill lhe forthcoming election will be held on Wednes- m 11g day, August 25th, 1943 ln_ Kingston Hall at 8.30 p.m. Each i7

poll is oniiiled io send five delegates. A meeting to elect llQlUQZIlPS should b; calletrizlzyhpoll convenors not later than " "i _" Tuesday evening. "E115 - ——- A d (‘lif l nrd Carew Bruce MacLean onwxmis-wgi mfgljjlb" N _ Sui-rotary President. ‘Satock 0110p; P r . o- ax . _ p»... ,....1.,.. resentatlon ng ur . Arlen 28 1-2 - - I “mum” 4° On Thursda evening MUM __ Ash] M 5-8 '

Advertising Rates Payable III Advance ins.” 2.90 gih..i;*n.“s.*"s. .‘.‘.§‘“l‘.'i’8’iu%§"l€.§§? i ' ' -

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ccnmil Guardian locals, 5o per word- Western and Eastern locals Bu” M” 35 l}: many young men of this district to

2o per word; Announcements and inning Events so per word- a 125 MSW" the @5110! his OOIIMYY- M1‘- uussmeii 3c per word; In Memorials: Notices 70o per inch; Lists oi Be" Te] hm 15 112 Jl-IMS Murphy 111111 1113011" Honil and Spiritual Oiierings Cards, elm, 5c per name; Letters oi B 8p . a "J called the house to order an aPPFO- Condolence 10c per inch; Wedding engagements d0 words for $1.00 Eongetal 2o Drill-W lddfﬁea W18 read b)’ M1‘!- unil m wit. ior every additional a words. Natices or Thanks and I'm Dom 5o Frank Boudreau. nresiden": of the Approﬂillllln, 70c per inch or 4e ‘er word. Lists oi Subscriptions “Oman 35 ‘,3 Victory Club. Miss Sarah vnu Pfe- qu ccnis per inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on I o8 14 sented Hamid with a beauiiul ros- m 1., “w” ary irom the Victory Club and a

inn at n. iunk Hill 03135; mus, o; money from his frlendﬁ

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