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COMIVIENCING SEPT. 18TH, all Wholesale Groceries. Fﬂlltl, Dry Goods and Confectionery will close on Saturdays at 12 o'clock.

MARITIME CENTRAL AIR- WAYS three times daily to Manc- ton. Al: and rsll connections to Montreal and Boston. Phone 2061 or 540.

HAZELBROOK. UIGG BAPTIST PASTORATE — Services Sunday. Sear. 14th: U188 3 P.M. Hazel- brook 7:30. Rev. I. A. Corbett, Minister.

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VICTORIA UNITED CHURCH special reopening service Sunday, September 14th. at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M, Rev. T. Head, Minister. slleclal music at both services. Bon- shaw choir at evening service.

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GEORGETOWN UNITED PAS- TORAL CHARGE. — St. David's Church at 11 A, M. Mllltown Cross at 2.30 P. M. Sturgeon at 7.30 P. M. K600611108 Service of United Church. Special Music. Rev. Sid- ney J. Boyce. B A. Minister.

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cannon NOTICE. _ There ‘will be no services in Cross Roads Christian or Alexandra Baptbt Churches on Sunday. September 7th, as Pastor is attending the Con- ventlon at Montague. Miss Ruth Ca-mpbell, Christian Church Dele- gate to Oslo. Norway. Youth Con- ferences of all Churches, will speak tn Cross Roads Chuirch. Monday ev- enilrng at 8 o'clock, September 8th. This ls of interest to all young peo- ple. Rev. Sterling B. Stackhouse. Minister.

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NEW YORK. Sept. ll-Amerlcaﬁs best dressed men don't like to see their trousers going up any more than American women like to see their hcmlines falling.

Some of them, in fact, were downright irate over the announce- ment that, if men's fashion de- signers have their way, male ankles will come out of hiding under trousers as much as four inches above shoetops.

"Sounds like a lot of nonsense to me," commented Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, who was on last year's list of 10 best-dressed men in the United States.

"First thing you know," he add- ed_ "the men will be getting pushed around by the fashion de- signers Just like the women do."

Guy Lombardo, Canadian-horn hand leader, speodboat eriipert and another of last year's lo-best. wasn't worried because "I've got nice looking legs-but if it keeps up. I pity those poor fellows who are knock-knead.

“Guess it'a a compensation for women's skirts gonlg down," Lom- bard» offered. "But I think I'll stick to the way they are now. Of course, if they go back to knickers. that's another matter."

Col. Serge Oboiensky, socialite ex-prlnce whose natty appear- ance on Fifth Avenue last Easter won him a nomination as the male leader of, the parade. is more style-setter than style-follower.

"I always stick to the some length-just to touch the shoe," he said.

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PARIS, Supt. ll—- (Reuters) —A race revival plan, which aims at populating France with the health- iest stock in Europe has been launched by the French Govern- ment. ‘~

Inspiring this population drive was the alarming fact that during the war France's marriage and birth rate slumped seriously when the Nazis conscripted thousands of potential husbands and fathers for labor in German war factories.

At the liberation, Jeremlans pro- phesied that the French nation would soon be extlnct,-or would at least meet with the historical fate of ancient Greece. They based their predictions on the fact that in March i946. France had a pop- ulatlon of 40,500,000 compared with 41,900,000 in 1938. In other words. the country was losing its people at the rate of 1.400.000 every 10 years.

But political, social service and medical planners are now busy organizing ways and means of cre- ating a new French race. How far the plan will succeed, the future alone can toll.

The first social institution tack- led by the planners was marriage.

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France had fallen to half of the 1938 level owing to the exodus of Frenchmen of marriageable sue to Germany.

Idealism and political expediency have combined to create new renu- latlons governing marriage in the hope that the badly shaken family system in France may be reinforced and that new life may be infused into the French race.

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If the prospective husband hap- pens to be a foreigner, he has ﬁrst to prove to the French authorities that his marriage to a French cit- izen is not politically undesirable. This is done by securing an auth- orization to marry from the pre- fecture of police and this is not easy.

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are warned of the serious conse- quences of such a marriage and of having children.

at the local town hail where the civil marriage takes place. ti"! mayor delivers a 30-minute PEP talk urging the importance of having children.

In addition to guiding and sup- ervising marital selection, the French authorities have introduced s generous scheme of bonuses Ind family allowances.

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