18th. Farmers f lS

_ hing to sell kindly ar- range delivery 0n that day.

DAVIS 8i FRAtSER, LTD.

Starting his lnipeﬂmn 0f’ men of the Royal 22nd Regiment in Italy, TORONTO. A

m; Majesty the King stops to chat with Major Paul Tr the Victoria Cross who ls backwlth his regiment. Major Triquet is at leit. - (Canadian Army.’ Overseas Photo).

ll.Y. Stock Exchange

an r-

ceases: ﬁdhlbi— -I ..... WDIUFQ$G 5 s

ne§::e::s Eh! =ss: Q - -

Dom Ts-r ",3 Brazilian

lquet. winner oi lrmmm” 01°55‘! swcl Ql-lM-Ill

no.9 as 3

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Advertising Bates-Payable in Advance

Minimum‘ Charge for Any s-nuvcs tisernent 25 Cents Central Gurdlnnlocsis, 5o per word; Western and Eastern locals 2o per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o per word;

Classified aooerwiord: In M

' Notices 10o Der inch: Lists

of Floral and Spiritnpl Offerings; Cards. etc" 5o per name; Let-

ers of Condolence '70s per ‘inch;

Wedding engagements 40 words

for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additions] 3 words. Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 10c per inch or 4c per Wcrd- lists 0i gubgcllpllltlll 40 cents per inch. Address and rresentation $1.00.

Other rates on application.

For Sale.

m1; “u; “Qnirivilslu Watson} m Pownklﬁ -- ~a-li-=l=

8. 1'

fast, Central Royalty. 8-18-31

rat sass - iioovnn Porn-o

Male Help Wanted

30

W A N T E D - EXPERIENCED bookkeeper for Creamery Office. 5390 Gilles i? i Apply National Selective Service FOR’. BAI-lﬂ-‘alillisstiﬂll. MILK- . Of l l-B-idﬂli. Cows, Ayrshire Grade. E. Arn-

ce. Summerskle. i.» _ Female HelpWanted WANTED - a lnllio -¥v~vo IN

1708891? I" 5°54 "Wm Amggﬁ? 5' family. Apply 93 Weymouth.

Doyle, Pleasant Grove. B-

hm SA“; :MASS?Y HARRIS Binder. good condition. . P- MacPhersop, Moniﬂlle. P110!“ sz-zz. 8-

- Wanted

WANTED Idol-nu AND R00"

by man with 800d Yecllmmend“

tinns. APDlY "N" Care °i Glmd‘ ian, stating price P" “PER

>—l '—'._

TED — ABOUT

Zﬂwcgrliral. heated. ‘k113i: D

Box No. l0. Truro. N=S.

WANTED - nous}: on 151". Permanent. APPIY 55mm“? hotc. 841"‘

WANTED T0 RENT-JIOUSE 0R apartment. or two or three rooms, furnLshed or unfurnished. my "°-"9“&'_d}:&-. __.__“-1“-=*-

Personal

KIRBYS ENEI-ISH‘ IRON AND Yeast Tonic ‘Pablcis for NPYVW‘ Disorder. A general blond $01116

llii postpald. The .'Two M808 Diqllll Store: Charlottetown.

Professional Bards

lllorrelland-iiompany ll. F. ARGIIIBALD

faﬁﬁff-

8-16-31

WANTED - HOUSEKEEPER 5‘

family of two. Apply Guardian.

48-2!

' WANTEF- you“ c. GIRL car-

nble oi’ keeping house. Apply

Elmer McCourt, Emerald. B-ill-ll

Boardfrs Wanted

noanocits waxrrlzn - cot- lege girls. Applv Gllaﬂfldgﬂzl;

_T1E§s Want-ed

' wa rhﬁlimlirlvi

Mlle Creek School. Supplement $150.00. Geo. N. MacPhee. Cum-

berland. Secretary. B-IB-Zl 200 s

Lost

rTosr: SURCINEFEKND nr-sh- .1

tlngale between Central and North Bedeque. Edwin Lord. Cen- tral Bedeque. 8-18-li.

r65 TILE

1 Shallow Well Pump, com-

plete with engine; 1-300 Gal- R M om ion Gravity Tank. Alsoll quantity of steel stantionsn,

HOWARD DOUGLAS. Malpeque Road, Charlottetown. 8-17-3i.

Chartered Acc E Eastern Trust Biillillnl

' drawer-summi-

McLeod G BentleY w. a. BENTLEY.‘ K. c. ‘ " .i. s. nan-reenli- 0-

Bsrristers and Attorllieivli" Law

1M Prince Street

autocratic-ecu.» a

Chartered Accountants 58 Grafton St., Ch'towl1._ Phone 2080 - Box 247

ALEX W. MATHIESON

baggie: to Loon Collections alahiﬁtffitltﬂﬁﬁsifirt. M ALBAN FKRMER

3A., LLB.

sssnisnnf sosrciron no Windham ' ". no t. - a "s

"KY kl“ I Kl/\

f Men-sired is the name for roc-

kets used by RAF Beauflghtenggu nlsnes in the Mediterranean thea- mgnent ps y es g s rs on . ‘%J?TiW°$%$“€ Il- Atkins. I

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C 2 8 r-n .- .°‘ .4» “ $3.113 3333338?

. nibition comes i0 Irrlps withhuman

S$B3;2333

ls 3 ministration. The

_ assssssisses

ass;scsss:ssssscase§e.§ rr'H

l ﬁtting and Supplying Glasses I e.

N" DP‘

3 , u

3* __. §sssa sac

This War-Four l Years Ago

v

iMontrcal Exchange

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no s.

8 ‘f’ in 5' I‘ o 3 is i r 2:51»: a 3: xTTTudgTr-Trmuieqn-nu

I PUBLIC FORUM

I tension by eosnspsnlnrled I

th sat. e? And who grgnged the spociapleo riviiegm? I-Ias

i e laws of tho Province? This

revelation which the Premier let slip calls for investigat- on

Premier Jones‘ reference to army relections was an unhappy one — for his case. I-le must klloiy, indee he does know, that according to published figures, there have been fewer rejections for physical iulfit- noes in PE. Island. than in any o- ther province oi Canada.

which lives largely in Charlotte- town and Summerslde and a tew o- ther centres, has the Premier's ear. and has filled his mind up with all- clenz propaganda. Ten or fifteen years government

réiotion in Canaan

old stuff, because they have no- thing better Premier Jones would do well to heed. the voice of rural P.E.I. which put him where he is today Rural people in most’ com- munities see little or no drinking irorn one end of the veer to the o- ther. They know that there are manufacturers o1 moonshine here and there. "lney lI-lso know tnat no system of government sales

motion anywhere has elullillated anlv one ot these lawbiieakers, who

75 can undersell any government store

any hour oi the day. They know too that the setting u-p of liquor stores throughout.

would mean the creation of ‘sew

‘centres lOl' destroying the molxllc

of the people. More realistic than their Premier. they see thut pro-; nature as no other system can.

The Premier's public statement

mouth and p to the public as a considered, enlightened and informed statement on what is admittedly a very complex pro- blem. Further, I venture to hope that my published statements will

are based on authoritative facts and figures where such are available. Is it too much to ask Premier Jones to make statements that will stand on their own merits, apart from his official position?

I believe the temperance people. however. willbe 81nd to read Pre- mier Jones‘ a uncemel t that implies that our new Atiorney-' General. Mr. F.A. Large. is b€lng as good as his word ,and that he Bivi strict ‘and impartial lid-

nn

Desirable Residence

Filll SALE

Jontaining nine rooms on Malpeque Road, a short distance from city limits, modern plumb- ing. House in good con- dition. Large barn’ and garage. Apply Eastern Trust Company, 154 Richmond Street.

W’ “$4? P!’ ll Mllllli ~

orroue-rnrsr

Montague, P. l. l. Office Hours: 10 to ll A. M. I to 5 P. '

é Holidays etc" by appointment

Office Connected with DIUGBTORI.

21 i-i

_benefits. A satisfied customer means

(Continued from Page __4f___ -must have had ipeclalltreatment in .. p

the overnment itself been break- Harbor

It seems that a minority group. is

in P . have to fail back on this.

jTTE CHARLOTTETOWN GUA?"""

lisrock QUOTATIONS

i Sees Promising ﬁ ilpportunity For y Poultry iianners

The export price is Cansdrrsitend.

be shipped as canned poultry. ;.Breeding Poultry Selector; will be All frozen or canned poultry ex- held at Truro, presumably Seplggm- ported is processed and backed ac- ber 15th and 16th. Representatives cording to Canadian Government from the three Maritimg Pmv1g¢g| Standards. will attend. Mr. George Robertson livery effort should be made to Chief Poultrymsn, Dominion De- prepsre the poultry for export in‘ pertinent of Agriculture andlMr. A. the most pleesinc and appealing n. Davey. Associate Chief, Poultry manner possible. A great opportun- Production Services will conduct lty is offered to Island poultry the course. These courses ale being csnners to place a uniform quality held throughout Canada. The {our of canned poultry wen the mar- western provinces meet in Vancou- kets of Bri sin. This market after, ver the tter part oi August. the war will be e. valuable asset, Ontario and Quetbec representative; Mr. Ward says. ‘meet in Guelph in September, Poultry shipments t0 Great Bri-, tain and the United States thusl KENTVILLI MEETING, far this mar have secured for Can- ada an enviable reputation. those About mid September at Kent- who are preparing subsequent ville. N. S. representatives of the shipments should see to it that such Poultry Industries Committee n-om a reputation is maintained. in do-, the three Maritime Province; will lng so everyone from the Producers meet to discuss post war conditions onward to the ultimate exporter‘ of the Poultry Industry. Whither

repeat business. rneetirlilga takﬁ part, iii we dlsguss. 0n. 6P nd a ace for t GI-ADING scrioots [Poultry industry ofpP, n. r. n. .32 lpost war years. Mr. Ward urges. In order that a general uniform» Poultry canning operations are ex-‘ ity in the grading of poultry exist.l Dected to start early in September. grading schools are being hel 1 Blood testing of the poultry. throughout the Maritimes. Last flock; will start throughout P. E. l. week one was held at the Nationall September 18m, l Board 001d Storage, Hall-l Poultry receipts are increasing’ fax. Instructors were E. D. Bony- each week, Egg shipments are now‘ man. Asst. Chief, Poultry Market- down to about 2.000 cases per week.‘ lng Services, Ottawa. Ont. F. G. The prevailing he; “teamm- has. Ward Senior Poultry Products In-l caused many Registered Egg

specter, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 0.)’ Station operators to order mechan- M. McMillan. Poultry Services,‘ lcal refrigeration for their stations. Halifax. K. Semis. Poultry. Pro-i This is the only satisfactory man. motor, Truro. N. S. Fourteen stud-i ner in which to have proper temper-

ents attended from all parts ofl ature control: and in me long run

N_:§a_S_@tl§._Nlne_were successful] 15 certainly the nicst economical.

-' - " * 'IIle efforts of gradin s a io o e - tests. published and impuollslied] 8M5 h, secuﬂng p§,,,§,‘,e‘,‘,,p§,§_l a tribute to him I believe he tum control shows ah apprecmblel has the mud s“? m °l the mﬂ-l‘ effort to improve the ualit. of ority of the peope of Prince Ed- their product and ﬂu rq wellvf ward Island. They can only regret success m m t wg“ 5 0' that Mr. Jones has come out flatly l," 1 we aen p05 t’ yea?‘- for "government control", and in s, Mo? d 0pc” m5 l‘: grad‘ seems bent on a change. to a “wet" 5 a 5 are urged t" "P be‘

reglmt fore them that word “Qualityﬂ, 1 am, 5m em for upon such were world rnarketsl ROBERT E. SHAW. conquered and maintained.

Mil-ton. Queens Co, N.s

yirzr FIVF

Indlcatlonssreihatth difie ti ualif dr d ul Allied governments will trike Bllrtedllle! gxizadlers a ‘:0 pgrﬁnt, ailwlus poultry of the higher grades; slmiliar school will be held at u ﬁrst Canada has t0 offer, reports Charlottetown sometime in sep-

. F. S. Ward, poultry supervie r.- t mber. N Boo d This is indeed good news. o ieel-urlswicsggresengtivefnwill ":2

ceiling price at point of sliipmenLl t ty seem; u, a, m, n, mrramements are also being made; note of our marketing effort, at for a proporotion of the surplus to present. In September- g school [or

In a photo radioed from Stock holm, Colonel-General Erich I-Ioepp- ner. who ivas expelled from the Wehrmacht in i942 "for corral-dice in the face of the enemy," ls shown testifying at the Berlin treason trial.

are we bound? Go to the Kentville]

ure all her life! Di‘ v 4 mond engagement i” Gﬂd weddind bonyﬁlf

W. W. Wellner Ltd.

JEWELERS smcr: I868 i Jewellers, For Over 15 Years

Out Our Way By J. R. Williams THIS our: I6 watt, same TH‘ MAN en LL AN OLD AN APPi-ICA‘ IN-rl ow READ TH‘ MAN MAIN 5112551 now FROM AN QUICKER AND BETTER aov-- ante az- ALL-ROUND THAN A BLA§TED CARD’ ' Mscl-nsller- AND I AIN'T poms HES an ow ENOUGH eat:- OR econ TIMER. AC- no nus WORLD. TO BE ~ no: soon voua CORDIUG "to AFR-MD 0' BEIM AssAs-sm- twee wow LET "ii-ile- CARD ATED SEND 1w you no WITH-

JQw-Luaals

WlTH A PAPER. SHOPJAGE. ...'.'l.€."..".:.'.g‘.f:.' t. “a

‘Balliféllvc "FA rﬁ€____"__'" " C“

With Majorwmil i‘

Our Boarding House

eesoeovs! l: DECIDED is THIS "ram our A TQURNIQUET TO PLAY no FNJORVTES -~

on ‘(OUR lMAGlNA- Tloro. Cl-lum.'-- YOLNE QTAKED A CLAIM AT RAlN- cow's END Eveizv SATuRD/w NlGHT

TO seat THE DINOSAUR see TO A MUSEUM -~ a HAR-RUMPl-l.’

5. BUT ALLYOU EVER WAKE UP wiTl-l is TEA-BAG5 UNDER

I SAID IT'S NICE AND QUIET HERE TONIGHT-

kirlrry ’ AND "CAP" STUBBS

START ? - EVEQY- ‘D-llNG WAG OLHET’

g a NOW MILT srusesfmzauw vou '5HAMED.' MlLLlE

. warm-ms MVSTEIZY ol= iJlM

wetter/s DISAPPEARANLE PIN-UP GIRL--

l6 EXPLAINED AT easr.’ -——-l.

arid! s

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Z2" ‘ 4_ HO,HO

JIM WELLBY WA‘; 5MART TO RUN FOR

BUT SHE‘ was GCODqQTERLINGI QuAu-rnas - i