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TllE MNAR LOTTE TOWN GUARDIAN

Murnlng Dally iFollnded In [I81]

Iroudent. Llﬂll. Cur w Chen-cl b. Mel-wt v1“ President: J, 1L Burnett, I44. f “ﬂaw-y; “@111, yo; u A Maomnnom 0.0.0. 51111-11 and Managing Uuecwr .| 1:, Burnett IIJ-L Lsmclaw Editors: rrunli Walker lllﬂ [All A- "If!!!" BUBSUKLFTIUN KATE! I; mu m r.n..1., i-t-uo ps1 ma“. 81-10 l1" i "will" 51.26 (or 3 muullu; 5011 lo: on: mum-l: 01h ucuver) $.00 pm year, 53.00 fur 11 muulal $1.75 101 3 muuius; we m1 uuo Mould; M luau 1o 1mm Uruvmecs auu u. s‘. 1L $11.00 ye: you

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“The Strongest Memory 1s Weaker than tl-I weakest Ink.”

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Important Demulislriation

iygfytlllt,‘ 1111\\.11l;1_s is iiitcrcstctl i11 getting

thc very btvt vaiuc 1111" meat 11111‘. other food purcliitst-s. 1911111111-11- along 1111-, 1111c is one 0f the objct-th-qs .11 1lc111o11s1ru1i1111 which is be- ing l11-l1l 111 1111» 1 * E111 1rd Theatre next l'i1'.<l:1v 11ft " -11 1111111 .111sp.c.s of the Deputi-

mt-ul 11f .\. c11l'1111<_ \l:‘. \\lilli:1111 Dennison, £111.11,” 11,11 1\]1. "1. 111:1 1l1~1111111s11x11c the proper 112111111111; $11111 1-11 i g 111 lJUCf and lamb car- c3565, 11-11116 .\l:.~.- 1.1111111 Pcppcr, chief of the

(0111111111-1- S 1-, 1111111111, will deal with the work 11f 111-1" 3111111111 i11 1-1-l:11i1>11 10 wartime con- ditious.

It should 11111 111- 111-1-1--.~;11-_v to emphasize 1l1e great practical value of such demonstrations, 110g only [O c<111~11111crs but 1o retailers a11d pro- ducers as wcll. Th1- proiiiotcrs are anxious to sec a large uttt-iulzuice fr11111 1111111 city and country, and there is no rt-zisou why their hopes should be disappointed.

Women As \Var Workers

The nced for thc women as war workers is steadily growing. llany- married women have gone into this employaucnt, but it is desirable that single women 11-1111 their lesser responsibilities be taken first. It is for this reason that the national registration of women is to be held, beginning on Sept. 14 with those from 2o to 24 years of age. Other age groups will be registered later. The registration is compulsory, but women will not be compelled to take jobs. The object is to direct women to employhfctlt in which they can render national service.

There are about 1,200,000 Canadian women now in gainful employment of all kinds, accord- i11g to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. They are mostly single women. An invesigation made I. year ago suggested that not more than 68,000 married women were wage earners. There are thus far more married than single women who could be draxvn upon if necessary, for war work. lVhethcr, and how long, the employment of wo- men will remain voluntary, and whether married women also will be taken i11to employment, will depend on the length of the war and the strains upon the manpower of the country_

For the present, women in the more indus- trialized parts of the country will be needed for war industries and other employment more than the women in other parts. But an advantage in the employment of single women is that they can move easily from one part of the country to an- other, and the housing problem also will not be so difficult.

Ministers’ Cars

The Financial Post reminds Canadian tax- payers that its “your money” that continucsa $2,- 000 car allowance to Ministers of the Crown even though gasoline rationing precludes the use of an automobile to anything like this amount.

Commenting on this matter in the last day of Parliament, ll. R. jack-man, M. P., "pointed out that a $2,000 car allowance if prorated on a mile- age basis of 7 1-2 cents a mile, which he des- cribed as the common commercial figure for automobile cxpmiscs, would represent a total of 26,660 miles. Said Mr. Jackman:

"Against this 26,650 miles is the fact that we have now gasoline rationing and the ordinary person is not allowed 1o drive more than 4,000 or 5,000 miles."

The $2,000 car allowance is tax free.

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Two pitfalls continue to face those authorities charged with the war production of the United Nations. O11 thc 1111c 11111111 is thc dangcr 0f tying up too much prcst-ut capacity i11 long range pro- duction which may ucvcr bc a factor in the war. On the other is the temptation to brush aside all new dcvclopmcnts, 0n thc grounds that they will 11c ton 1111c. .\ suuc l1:1l:111cc 1111151 be maintained between lht-sc 1w11 t-xtrt-mcs.

'l'\\'o yt-ztrs ago after Dunkirk and Norway. says the l"i11:111c1.'1l l‘o>t, our major weakness in the matter 0f war equipment was “too little and too 1:110." \'o\v with thc arsenals of the United States Q1111 (4111111113 gitltltll l!) lllC gfCillly TIOOSlCd output 1'11‘ (in-at llritaiu, 1111-11- should 11o longer be any uwrry" 111111111 “11111 latc" but there still re- mains thc rislt 11f 1111111 "11111 lntc" and "not good cnotigh." lt C(‘l'l.'lilll_\' \\'.’1s not lack of equipment that “v.15 rt-spmlsilvlc for thr- suddcn turn of for- ttmcs i11 l.il1v.'1 11111 i11f1-ri111-q11:1lity- of thc crpiip- mcut s11ppli1d 1-1 our furrms-

A Wm» Pym-inns thc tanks, guns and planes that 1m ,\1|i1-,~ 1111-11 i11 11111 disastrous battle

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enemy‘ 13v 1111.- <pri11g_ lnnvt-vcr, many of our

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- o1 l.'l1v.-1_ Th1- mwt YCVPFSP might cztsily- prove

fatal, .\1 fl‘l'lilll‘lll i11l1-r\':1ls llnuald Nelson, U. S. 14.1111- 111‘ w," ;,~,~11.l111-1i1111, i; said to ask himself "What --:111 w1- 1111 today which in :1 year's time Wt‘ 511011111 h.‘ sorry 11111 to have 110116?"

'l'l1is is a 111105111111 which those charged will! weapon design i11 Canada and Great Britain

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might also ask themselves. In the past there has

been too much concentration 011 building wea- pons equal to those the Germans have used against 11s, ignoring the fact that these are cur- rent itiodels i11 lull production and already much more powerful ones are being designed to replace them. By the time that our factories are ready to tur11 out in volume, tanks and guns of equal qual- ity, Nazi produciiou lines arc turning out some- thing still better. 1f the United Nations are to beat Hitler without an appalling cost in blood and treasure, they 111ust build weapons not just equal to his but more and harder 0110s.

- EDITORIAL NOTES-

Hitlcr invaded Poland this (late I939, thereby involving a wcwrld 1var, i11 which Britain 111111 France 11111k 11p 1l1c Challenge 1'11 dcfcucc 0f the weaker 11atio11s.

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Jaques Cartier, French navigator, the "C01- u111b11s" of Canada, died this date 1557; made three voyages to this coinincnt and discovered thc St. l.:1\vrc11cc.

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Nothing succeeds like pcrsistcncy in matters political and economic; hcucc 1l1c prospect of a. dchytlrzitiiig plant i11 Charlottctmvu 1o dispose of our stirplus potatoes, provided thc l-‘cdcral Gov- ernment finds the market.

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Licut. Doug. Satuidcrs, sou of 1\lrs. E. G. Saunders, Orlcbar 51., who distinguished himself at Dicp-pc, 111011411 r1 mere youth has sccu co11- sidcrahlc service i11 thc Navy. llc 1111s one 0f thosc specially selected after the outbreak of thc war for cadct training with the Royal Navy. and has been 011 active duty in the North Sea, Baltic and clscwhcrc.

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The \\'11rti111c Prices and 'l‘r:11lc Board has is- sued an order requiring beef retailers to fulfill their contracts with the armed forces before sell- ing any beef to the civilian population. The ord- er issued recently was l1rougl1t into force as cer- tain retailers had reported inability to fulfill c011- tracts to the armed forces because they had sold the lneat 0n thc civilian market. The move will not necessarily curtail civilian beef supplies but it will cnsurc stipplics nccdctl i11 the armed scr- vices.

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Postmaster General Mulock announces that members of the armed forces in the United Kingdom now may use airgrapll service for send- ing messages t0 relatives and friends in Can- ada. Prcviotisly, the timc-saviiig facility has hccn available only for messages moving from Can- ada to the United Kingdom, The messages be- ing sent t0 Canada are available for the use of members of the Canadian, Britain and Allied armed forces in the United Ki11g1l0111 at :1 foe of three pence (approximately six cents) a message.

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Is it possible in these busy w ar d ay s that civil s erva nt s have any spare time they could profitably titilizc? For the first time since 1931, it is announced, civil servants will be able to take "outside" jobs i11 their leisure under a new ortler-in-cotmcil stispcntling previous regulations for the duration. The su- spension order, Iiassctl on rcco111111c111l11tio11 of thc Treasury Board set out that the deputy head of each department be empowered to authorize e111- ployces to engage in gainful occupations outside their regular hours of employment. Limitation 011 part-time work of civil servants during their spare time was first imposed II years ago as a depression measure.

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Parents and wives of soldiers reported missing as a. result of the Battle of Dicppe will continue to receive assigned pay and dependents‘ allowances for from three to six months, under the standard practice of the Dependents’ Allow- ances Board. If it is established that a. man is killed the case is at once transferred to the Pensions Commission and whatever pension is in order is paid. A soldier, however, is not pre- sumed dead until he has been 111issi11g for six months. An adjustment is made in the pension to take care of any additional amount which might be due as a result of dating the pension back to the time of death.

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Here is something in which the airmen here are interested. It appears an R. A. F. pilot may shave the edge of the spire of a church, but must be careful how he shaves the hair on his lip. One station commander has had his young officers on the carpet and ordered them either to grow full moustachcs or to shave clean. The “Chaplin” is barred and the “Ronald Colman" is an equal threat to the war effort. The wise men at thc Air Ministry i11 London reported that King's Regulations lay it down that “wl1c11 moustaches are worn the whole of the upper lip must remain unshaven." Current reaction in the R. A. F. in England is a crop of "Budcnnys," otherwise known as bartender or handlebar whiskers.

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The Mackenzie King Government is at last moving in the direction of domestic economy, af- ter a two years bnmbardmen 11y the Press and Parliament alike. The appointment 0f Col. john Tliouipson, former chairman 0f the Canadian Pensions Commission and former Dominion Franchise Commissioner, a3 Director of Govern- ment Office Economies Contrpl, is a good one, or 111011111 hc if Cnl. Thompson's authority were greater. llut (says thc llontrcal (iazc-ttc) Colonel Thompson has over 111111 —0f all people —— the hlinistcr of National War Services, Hon. I. T. Thorsnn, whose views are narrow and whose acts are weak. .-\u<l over Mr. Thorson, 11s final ztrhitcr, stands thc 'l‘r(-ns111‘y lloarrl as n court of appeal to which dcptity heads may hring their complaints. Colonel Thompson is to have associ- atcd Will] him an advisory committee of civil scrvzuus. presumably officials of thc departments whose Pxpc-uditurcs arc i11volvc1l and who will thcrforo t-xpcricucv cousidcrahlr difficulty in 11111-11111: impartially: lfurthcr, thc Director ~11 liﬁv<‘flilll<‘lll.llfficc licmioiiiics Control (loos not zippcar to l1:1v1- any right 11f i11d1-p1-1,1|1~1,1 ﬂcti()[]_ lle may rcquirc cc1111on1i1-s. hut on thc ordcr of thc War Scrviccs Ailiuistcr, Rcc-11111111-1vl2lio11s 11y 1l1c advisory crunmitH-c arc 111 g1» m (his Min- istcr 111111 a liotticncci; si-uns l)1')$>ll)lC if 1101 probable.

NOTES ENE WAY PUBLIC FORUM

ﬂu; column ll owl l": n There ls no evidence in dispatches $31.11: 11:‘ wrlrlpanrzl-Isl 1n.

from Russia that the Geunan uh- force is being used to anything like the extent to which it contributed to other campaigns. Fighters and dive bombers are in use, but heavy bombers operate only ln sporadic 5x14511151) 111E143 TRAVELLING raids 011 Soviet centres. Are the ‘—- bombers-of which Germany must sin-I note that 1.110 lupflle‘ stlll have thousands-being held in mentiu-y estimates passed at. Ottawa the Reich 0r ln Occupied France tn include $10,500 to cover expenses counter nn attempt to open a senators and members o! Parlia- second front? Or are they being mcnt going home I01‘ the 555W‘ accumulated in preparutloii for o. recess. T111s,_11o doubt. 15 in C03‘ resumption of mass raids 0n slderatlou o1 valuable service ren - Britain? we shrill p;obab1y not erect to their county)’ Blldtwes {lave have 1o wait. long for an answer to n0 fault 1o find with that; ue y): this-Montreal Star. ‘$123231’ siiidlélély ﬂgkgl?“ gleauuve‘ every hour of the nay and mgut “m rel-fay ‘o 1:.‘ to nmke our own Parliamentary 5e5- me “n mm” - - ‘lbl.’ nnot. travel to their “n” l?" ‘eferﬁni; m Him bi: the TfgfIITSCSPOOSIT ttii-liiniign free of charge. meaningless W011i of Nazis We our “um m human“ are now ‘wen may be dupes °1 Germ“ pmpa" f 1 ee traveun warrants a. year ﬂnda 1n doing that. All the other m“ r g _ 5 but here they cannot even gcr. one.

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Perhaps we are the Germans fight.

nations ace fighting under - the" W“ "Y-me-"l "W" m" iitlivléimwufirl ililisiicifdilicﬁ $1‘? 1mm"- ll l5 “he German 95°91” cred make i1 very hard for many

who have wanted and planned the ma“ w misc me money nectssm’ war tipon us to rule the world, 10,. an“) h°me_ They cannot liberate themselves by Hundreds o, appeal, h“, been

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i vital material do wl1 1Q merly took two

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o‘ ~v £ unfit for pralﬁe marching.

g United States War Production

~ - noc:1x1:c-:1>-t= VVLNR CHALLENLM

"We have R015 to 11nd evcrv possible way of muklnﬂ 011E our’: work do the work of two-—0f’ maklnu one wllpién" 11 1-- pounds" — M. Nelson. Chﬂlflflllll.

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Donald Board.

These two episodes of Canadian

courage and skill in fighung nature might. be duplzcaml. w them the courage with WTUCAT 1.11111 D1611

the women pioneers of the

and prairies fought nature and cc-nquier- ed the vast territory for Carmen.

Truly, is 1t. any Wonder that Can.

adians are of fighting stock?

Shrinking Dividends (New York Timon)

Whatever may be ltie progress

o! wartime sacrifice 1n other sec- tion; of the economy". the corp-ara-

tlon stockholder ls certainly tu- I stllf cut. 1:1 income these

595M318 me Nazis did ml"- Tlw made to the Government on this days. 1m financial page: have

German people have dreadful Scourge 11PM! P93694915"! have signed petitions that men be and Christian peoples or t-he world. given free transportation The Gannon people prepared and year at least. But. the reply has been trained for this diabolic war eltlwr that. the exigencies of war are such to subjugate the world or to de- that. they cannot, afford this priv- stroy decency 111 civilization. 1t ileee- AB We lwvqe nationally-Own- really ls nonsense or stupidity to ed railway We fllll l0 58¢ Why- 111155 the b15111“, on "N323"- 431-111. We could cite many instances o! don sum beautifying lghehsuritoundlngs of ‘mil-

The things and techniques with “FY 95m 11S 111-31118. reeru Ling which we arc fighting this war ljllws- etc] n m” me“ alrtiiédy def‘; are lmrdly likely to continue. To- “fled ‘Yelfd gave“ l‘ d“, r up; pay all sorts of socialists and col- linlersrllzg: n° nee ° m" eetlvlst laws and edicts descend ' tipon the old ' individualist ano thglwcllgzilérclaesnnliﬂafeeadlzflflﬁyvg! caplmlf-‘t cl-“dfm? ll“: lmmffioolh- men's Auxiliaries and we would like captuimg p111» 11111111 the other, but to mm. from other mmrcsted pa“, that dot-slit at 11.1 1111:1111 1111111111.- 185 on me subjecg If sufflcyem citadcls will 1-011111111 captured. '1_h1 wessm-e 1S brought to bear on 1,111; indivxduulist citndcls are being aumorjmes we may Se; {a11- p15y_ surrendered 110W because suzrendcr 1 am, 511-, gm" ‘ means adoption of a totalitarian ETHEL M, BROWNE, technique thought necessary to wln (MP8. R~ the war, When peace 11nd v-ictorv Prvsiflﬁrll». Navy MOUNTS Club- come and the old ambitions and M9I110l'1l11l*181l. enterprise of individuals rcassext Edmillllfln-

oifr inufiiiiivysjtif: Courage I5 Inherent In . Canada’s Soldiers

capitalist system of the British peoples through cent11rlcs—1v1l1 re- tFred Williams, inntlie Globe and

turn 1o us.—Ottawa Citizen.

Some one suggests giving Gandhi Ma. a kick 1111 the pants. Can't be done. ,No pants-St, Thomas General Andrew McNaughton,

commlanderxsof thet 15112111122111 agmy _--_ in Br tam, re-pore 0 ave noe Folk-wing offlclal elimination n! said that. the Canadian soidler was the swo d as 11 part of dress uniform 11$ 29m 85 an)‘ “idler l" [he W-rld by the U. S. urn , \v1‘it-21's 011 milit- and bell?‘ ma" m5“, ary wcdrliiig CLQKlCllE may have wllP-L 151119 “as”? Because me scme difficulty i11 deciding the Whom 51°13’ of Capaga “nd Calm‘ Correct way In which the bride diaris ls one of fighting. The Lrst "houlcl shoot, the cake.-—Ed1ninwn some“: had m fl gbemry all“ 10g 1.1- "yf2-11iae...;1 .21. 2211:. _ ~ a lVar ‘production plants in “Clnd- lgzgtetglfahgculfulgguexlgd w: so. working 011 V1181 contiacts may m“? and the rivers 1mm they obtain exemptions 11-1111 darkening Leacﬁéh the Paciﬁc their factories during this evening's W111, 11115 ccnstgﬂt, ﬁght 5171111151, blnclwul- That» h°“'°"eY1 l5 1115i nature 11nd humans came aosplrtt for practice. When the real thing o; 5@'_{_de{en5e_ Egﬂywhe... men occurs. such plants must, be 1.11s first were ready m protect, their hcmes ones to duck-Windsor Star. 911d their tgmu-Si 121114 1t was not -—-—— Ion before a ml is svas or an. There is one. question nt this 1Z9; and the stcry of Canzgdirs time. Has the whole duty of each fighting men began. some of 11s 1n one been done, to the limit of our pride ln the accomplisarrents mental and physical resource? If of our soldiers in Etutope and Souh the candid answer be "N0“. it must Africa have forgotten that no be turned to "Yes." Arc We (lﬂwll- training which prcduced that hero- heai-ted? No. Ac we shaken cut ism 11-11.: the sequel 0f 11ml; Yeﬂfi of self-secking complacency. p-u-g- c! wcndcrful clears at. home. Take ed ofselflsh pain. steadfast and "-10 Qimadlans W99 WW"! Am‘ lmplagableg fgr God's sake. Yes. xlgleeéﬁgswggfllshedgxgptmfgoigie 162:: m“ on u“ ay Exmess itulstlon of Montreal; or the mag. niflcent episodes 1n the war of 1812-15; or the manner in,uhlcl1 tlhe militia forced William Lyon Mackenzie out. of Up-per Canada or aided the Crown 1n Lower Canada; or the wonderful response to the call to the zlnllltgg to; the Fenian: n 1 0 an : an finally fcr tcday. that remarkable journey of the Red River elwedl- ticn. which arrived at. Fort Garry gndAplsza 24.d1FL'L\. toiling ‘tlltpatoﬁkpg a e an agan a fort! flagpost. a. Un‘0n Jack, made out ottloypl ‘woman's glettlcossage Wha a es o aria anco ——~— 1 v n For those who may feel resent- gtlélrarlgxpiggém Svgiiﬂggng ‘$12,113; ful that all the Canadian salmon ‘natun, awry foot‘ of ‘the w,“ pack is going to Britain. we should mrough me bush and 15k“ and like 1.0 point out two or three facts. river; o; the Lake of the wcod; One of them is that, no Canadian 60,1111“, m regmm mjy mg“, b9. ls going t0 be undernourished or [ore tra-versad by mdlam or 1111-1311111 even slightly’ hungry merely because Voyamurs m. Hudson's Bay men he will not 111 future be uble to get The Dawson 11-3111 w” more {o1- canncd salmon. Canada has 100d papf, 11f the way; but, nearly every of a tliousacln kinds 111 such huge Om“ 513p was B fight against quantities that lf we cannot. get nature b11145; mes and mosqultpcg, any particular item we can make cokmel Game; wo15lgy the com- up for lt by eating as mucn as we 3111111111111, o! mg gxpezﬂttlon, was want of something else. In Brit.- amaged at the 51111.1 or the Can. am. people ﬂlthvush not under- 1111111111 111111 admitted that but r111

Times-Journal.

The current bulletin of the Brit- ish Ministry of Information stat/cs that. Britain has sent 3.000.000 pairs of boots to Russia, slates The To- ronto Star. Over $8,000,000 has been raised by Mrs. Churchill's Aid to Russia Fund by means of which the British Red Cross 1111s already sent. to Russia 500,000 blankets, 250,000 woollen garments and 1-.1<-.e quantities of medical supplies. Brit:- ish cotton and woollen mills have been working overtime to produce the clothing needed for export to Russia.

nourished. actually do so slightly thtm the British troo ,wblch were hungry all the time. - Kingston along. might. have r1 10st. in Whig-Standard. the woods.

-——— Fifteen years later (1885), other

Another example 111 how 1111- we Canadians fought. nature along the are f.om an 11ll-ou1 civilian uaucr- shores of Lake Superior. Men from standing of what. we are up against offices and shops 1n Toronto, only Ls cited by The Log. a. weekly bul- “amateur soldiers," braved the letln issued by thc Foreign Trade winter trail, travelling 1n open Association of Southern California, box cars, slipping over floating lee writes 011111111 1111111 111 The 1.11.1 between the saris o! the hen Angeles Times. “Welders, ordered llnwmPlﬂed U-P-R- ind l0 0" W w cut out 111111- stanchlons (from me lens msrmea over the Prairie-v tho Normandle) found a pile of’ ln- t0 Battleford 811d Batodie, in boot-l ﬂammable life prelsfrvers which 800d for Yonze Street. but. wholly the were not rm ted to move, *"-""—"*".~*-~'—~*— 1111111 1111111; 11111 fiiiuctlon 111 another Such sﬂvlnzs. mid since l1 ls hardly “mo” No members o; the 0mg, likely that anyone will ever have a 11mm, 1x111; 11111111111118, 111,-, W011; aslness lite of so many years, the proceeded without movln 1m probability of my mnn becomln-r I danger but avoiding a. Jurls lctlon- "1111103-"41" 1!! U118 bllll ll l0 1!!- al strike. We retained a social gain fiIlilE-ﬁilﬂﬂl l! l0 b! nrwtlenllv M8- and lost the Normandle." llizlble- The» m only I few i mathematical aspects of’ million-

11. ls now a practical Impossibility niredom ln 1942. They are very for any individual Canadian 11o be- Pertinent considerations for Can- come a millionaire. In former de- ndlam who believe our national llfe cades, the man with an income of ls enriched by tnstltutfons like hon- $50,000 a year was rated u. mtllzon- pltols. rest homes. symphony 11r- alre. that representing a, 5 per w"; chestru, nrt galleries-Financial yield on $1 million. Take his pos- Post. ltlon today. His taxes after de- ' ducting the forced saving which

will be returned to hlm after the war are $33,137. That. leaves him How Are l Your Eyes

516.863. Assume that his life ln- surance payments. cost of educating Y" If 91m no lnvin DMD! i o1 strain - he: mg: an eyes or dizziness - consult <

his fnmlly, cost of living, etc... mn- simcs nnot-hcr $10,000. For this Ineollllal- A1 vour nervlce wl

mnn whose income h11s been $50.00!) ._ for some years, and who fulfills his many othe; responsibilities, 1111-‘ a very modest rate of spend That. leaves hlm $6863 per year to ~ snve and Invest. Assume that he is tinususlly fortunate in his lnvest- , merits 11nd that year after your he y

th "an ls able to get n retun of’ live per "l "WNW" "'5 l 'h°"°"l' cent on 111s total savings and that "°"'““"'“' ‘uwm he never has any losses. About c“! m ‘gﬂ an.‘ ".1 three per cent of thnt. re1 1m will dlfllcnltlq -, he eaten up yearly ln 1111-111. Thnt

louver. him two per cent nct on his yearly cmnlngs. How long will l “kc. l-Qm to save $1 111111111117 The ‘if answcrc is 632 years. ‘Ellnce hardly nriv mnn will cvcr 11:1?" just that I" o" nufcunso" i'1'.-c--1 1:111 luck, sin we hnrdlv (y p, guTcﬂggoﬂ 1y will continue, year altar

ta bavo 1114b on income or c‘

6. F. llutchoson

518"“ ""5 qurstivn. and thou-sinus o! people lately carried the new: of dlvldend reductions by (11. r

Carpet-a.

01169 1t tlon from $1 to '16 c 11s, Easzmau Kodak from $1.50 to $1.25 and Goodyear Tire 1111a Rubber from

3'1 1-2 cents 1o 25 cents 11 snare. These were merely consulate“: ex- am-ples of 5 general trend.

In the first. seven ntonths o! this

' 11101151111115 0f dollars b81118 5P6!"- On year the number o! ccrpcrstlcm-s to

announce reduction; or omsslcns

of dividends re seized total

the highest

for any comparable year

since the depression period of 193B.

A total of’ 3'18

ccm antes either

lowered or entirely elmlnahed pay- ments to shareholders, contrasted with seventy-one which tock sml- lar action in the f'r=t seven months

of 111st. year.

Against tlbls only

lortysix crmpanics increased ther dividends, coutrasfed with 126 last

year. According to Moody's re- ment of the lefnwlng mythology, today when fire of 1111know11 cords of 600 leading corporations, ls being very thoroughly pul- igln destroyed the large 11111-11, dividend payments last month through the wrfnger. a hrm orwmd by the Glouces

were at an 1111111111.! rate of $145210,- 000 below the level of a year ago The avtrage anrual dividend date on industrial ccmmcn storks de- clined frcm $2.09 at the end of last year to $1 ‘l5 last month

off of dividends ls. of course, the

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companies for the first half of this

increased corporal-lo" tnxrs. A ccmoilatlon by the National Cltv Bank of the satements of 29

The explanation of 1.111s falling

year shows net lnccme after taxes down 35 per cent from a year ago. despite 11 general increase in the

volume of sales.

Analysts of thrse

companies “can recortcd in 11¢. tail disclosed that taxrs arssrbod ‘l3 per cent of the net incowe be- fore taxes this year, ccrr oared with p‘? per cent 1n 1941 and 27 per cent

f.

1940. The propo-"tfon of corpora. lon income being taken by federal

taxes ls now the h‘zl‘.e=t on reccrd. In contrast with the 73 per cent shown by these cfmnantes, ficleral taxes abscfbed only 23 psr oent of the net income of all manufactur-

ing corporations in 1917,

l5 per

cent. in 191B and 28 per cent in 1919

t

‘Ilie stockholder ls belng caught wo ways by taxes First corpora-

tlcn taxes rut his dlwcend", then

lncrersecl

int-once taxes take g

bigger bite out of‘ 1h~ rsdurd pay-

ments he receives.

O

You canlqus _

The “blca ted

lfynu feel

“All.'|N'

Thus days ma! P901110 are working hudey, wotryilq more nlaepilx leu. This stun on bodymnibnin m uphysiulﬁmou lulu to Ion-hauler h regain. Today's 1am living lowers resistance-luau»: body m1! mental fatigue. Overworlr; huly meals; inegulu- hours; worry-my of thus may amok proper kidney nclinn. When ‘dneyn [e1 out oi order, excul acids m1! poison: rennin in the system. bndncho, Imdlche, rheumatic painudia- lulbed tell or llul "ﬁred-lll-lhe-hnn" feeling my malt follow. Tu help hep your lddneysin good onlu-Qo help guml against yliclllel-down-uu Dodtl’: Kidney Pills,

BEEF ANO POULTRY DEMONSTRATION

Tho attention oi producers, 111151111111", 111,,“ dealers, and consumers ll direct-ed lo an lmpqr. tant educational demonlirallon on mcata to b.

held in the PRINCE EDWARD 'I‘HEA'J‘RE at 2 rfclock Friday Afternoon, Sbplemb" ML

Mr. William Dennlsen of Chicago, an outstand- ing expert on Meats will be present and demon. strata beef and lamb quality, breaking 110,", caresses of bee! and lamb into wholesale 111111 retail cuts.

Proper method: at carving bee! and poultry will also be given. ‘

Mlsa Laura Pepper, C1110! Colulumer Sqrv] Ottawa will also conduct demonstrations and deal with thc work 0t hot brunch 111 nlatloi. to present day condition;

A film entitled “Boot and Romance‘ wit: b. shown.

All parties handling meat: for sale, and awry householder should attend, lf at all possible, this important meeting. ‘

The Prlnco Edward Theatre management 1m cancelled the afternoon matinee ln order 111 assist i11 this worthy feature. Remember the date. Assist in a meat improvement policy by attending and taking part ln the discussions.

shareholder," that traditional ornn- -(CP)-Haavy loss occurred i11

Lumber and Trading c1111». Inst property included moi-q 111 500 tons of hay, a heavy gr crop and a. Well-stocked silo.

HEAVY FIRE LOSS BATTIURST, -N. B.,

Aug. 31-

VEVMRVJ

A fox educational meeting will be held at the Expo mental Fox Ranch, Summerside at 1.31) o'clock on Frida September 4th. Speakers will include George lllacheod, Fo Fieldman for New Brunswick, Sven Klintberg of M1111 toba, J. J. E. McCague of.’ Alllston, Ontario and Dr. G K. Gunn of Summerside and others.

All new type fox specimens will be on display. Th will probably be the only field day held this year. Fox me throughout the province are given a cordial invitationt attend.

Yoursvery truly, W. R. SHAW, Deputy Minister.

11111 cot. 1=1~11< KN, Setrelary of the United States Navy says -

"Life assurance ls a. basic eleme ‘ o1 our business struc- ture. In giving to the working mnn protection for bl-I family, every policy payment, increases his sell-respﬂl and adds to 111s value as u. capable, worthwhile 611W?"- Just as the Navy ls national insurance against 11912195‘ sfon for which we s11 pay premiums, so llio nssurﬂnﬂ u s necessity in 1m establishment o! l weu ordered ml happy home."

Premium saving: also odd to the mlghi! lﬂﬂy °f "51"- lng dollar: that ls helping to wln the war. The Great-West Lilo man will gladly nerve 1011-

NYNOMAN 81 OO. LIMITED

Provincial Manager: Alli-WI! P- Mﬂﬁlll. C. L. U. District Mnnngsr u Summvrﬁlda

Earle S. lelley~llopresentntlve at Olen-y

Cyrus A. It. Shaw-Representative l! llloniague.

Peter G. MnEouhem-Bepruenhllvn at Victoria

F. L. MaoNult-Re mentotlvo M. Dlmley

Thoma McAvlnn, b. L. Upﬁpoelnl Representative

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DodJsKidneyPiIl:

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ARI YOU TROUBLE!) WITH

LIIMBAOO SORE BAOK

Ii an we hare one o! the best remedies to offer. nn-mcly

BACK-RH E TABLETS

lapoolallp elective hr Lum- bago, Sc Mica, Noni-Illa, Joint Muscular 111d 01.1m- Iorms o! Rheumatism which ordinary treatments (all to reach. Price $0 cent: per box.

GASSY STOMACHS BELIEVE!)

Every person who h troub- led with gal in e ‘ ” and bowel; should get. n bottle of’ Dr. Burn Sloiuach Mi:-

turo and no how ulckly l1 wlll relieve all streulng mnptom.

Dr. Evan's Stomach Mixture taken at meal times, not only prevent: all bail effects from

u but It promotes thn func- loml lctfvlt o! the ltommh. nohts d1 m. on and Improves the nppe u. Prion 86 cant: per ho 110.

E1111; mm 51111-1, Prloe 3?. and 59o.

98o value Dom‘?! Face

Powder and Toilet. a121- 89c. Cnmpana‘; Improved lhllan l 35c.

iii: rwo 1110s

Mention

ffrench ’s

Vermicide Capsules

No. 1 (Oval) For Foxes From 3 Months Upward-B i‘

Worms an the greatest mnnace with whlﬂll the fox rancher ha: to contend. Dr. ﬂrenchl Vermlclde Capsule l: 1.110 logical treatment f0: this pest. There is no other Worm Remedy 111°" can he used with the some degree of safclY ""4 that ellminalel Roundworms. Bookworm! l“ q Tapoworml.

Price SLOO-M capauloo-JLM-Per 100-

E. A. FOSTEN, llentral 111112110"

Solo authorized Distributor ln Prince Efwml Island for tho llronch Animal Rents-ill"

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HARD COAL l,

We are booking order: for Ameriﬂ" Hard Nut and Wollh Cobhlen.

“For delivery during August am! Selim" r. . .

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Please phone us ymlr relllllffmfms‘ l

1W» D. Gilli: 6P 5°-

PHONE 176

Moll Order Given Prompt.

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