my l'f‘ll~~lll'. ice of .\tii United .\ 1

ed by the rt‘\ alrcztily ngtvt sea, llttt i-\ a \l(‘\k'i"llil words oi ' '

creation iii Cttillii _ Hippcr and .\<li:iiral Fchccr. It is well placed as a sally-port for a swift attack 0n the allies’ life- line to Not-Ni l\‘ii< Y. F. .\.

(iernian ha‘ , fmharmctl iii an a-l‘ than arv oily-r slit," of force tlrt: i= so nmcli iicerlcd elsewhere.

terms of L inicilcr. .

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TllE OIIARLOTTETOWN li IIARO IAN

Morning Daily (Founded in lllﬂ)

ri-esiueut. mun. Cui. w. Cheefen s. Mel-IN Vie: President: J. It llurnell». lJ-l- ﬂggrelary; Lieui. UuL D. A. Maclunuun. D.l.0. Edit-n uud iilanuguig Director. J. IL Ullfllilb FJJ- Aswclafe Editors: bunk iiaiker and lw A. lllllllﬂl ' SUBSCRIPTION BATES By mail u: r.r..1., $4.00 per year; $2.50 I0! I INF“! $1.25 for 3 muouu; 50o for one month um ueuvery 55.00 per your; $3.00 hi: h mom-Ill $1.75 tur 3 mourns; 60o for one Mom-II- By Maui Lu other Provinces and U. S. A. 55-99 l?" N" hafnium) ileum): smut; per year; $1.00 fill‘ 6 IIWIIII 500 for I month!

11m Cliﬂrlulleluiiu uuurdiﬂll may be ﬁblllﬂ"! l! uomuuiru M.“ ant-ivy. Time: hue-HI. MI lvrli "ll puull: mm- Agent-y, Curuur Milk 1nd Wuhllllwl. ﬂqgluu; Melfutluiiluii hem. Agency, l!“ Peel It. lluulrnll; .1. l'l|||:, 4Q: Bu) on. ‘fvruﬂwi h"! Billi- Umueuu Luurlrr, Ullil\bili none- on" numd. uudburv. Uult uiib [UUMTD bllup, Muuvlun u. 3., '

“The Strongest Memory is Well/WI’ "W" u‘ i nealrest Ink.”

“l-JDXIISDAY, JUNE i1. 1942-

U.S.A. Nov)’ i" EuroPe

Catittti-y; (says the Times) nBedS ,., .;,,-,j,,,g mt- wlioielieartedness r‘ til iii the war effort of the

N0 one in 1h‘;

.1,;5t.,, that American warships are r iii llll‘ ctvilitttOii cause in every m! tttt- Mediterranean. Such [ litVtl inevitable for, i" the t viilciiis of sea warfare and writ-

ers (~11 ll‘ tangy, “the sea is all one." Ships or r _.< which are engaged witlwllf cease iii <i a cziiiittaign, against the same t-ttt-tttit-sr, :t.t .il'l of llllL‘ day in one ocean, a wecl; or l\\ .» a g: \\.tt‘d< on the other side of ll1¢ world, The .--.'. ctxawt be dividﬂi "P l"l°_ self‘ contained lll'\'.i‘. and mention at this partlclllﬁl’ jllllCillY" Qt \\'l"‘llk".'lll ships are already tn the (mirth-t; it ‘dc ntiiean as well as the rest of the sei It l.ti\.‘i_\' a strileitigly illustrative tv-rv- Of ' litmie to us, that they are taking a full s‘ re izi the coniiiton light.

Yet t. '< one Zi1'<'Zt which, for tlie moment, is of ¢<p . iii the sea catiipaign, in- (licatcil lt\' i iii‘ :.i<- objectives of British air at- tacks tit:- neii" Licrnian naval base in the neigh- bourhood of lkwiiiilliciiii. There Germany's one effectivp hat: -liip, the 'l'irpitz, awaits her oppor- tunity to til ' a tint-i in the war commensurate with the cit-t rl cffiirt that have gone to her

iv with the less powerful ships

liffcctivc elimination by a t: potential threat ivhich the

til n c<»ii-ti:iite=. as long as she lies iiiccd base would do more . to hasten the concentration

_____________ Wide Pvnvers Over Railways

If Governincii: spokesmen are to be believed,

the raihv "cs are a law unto themselves, and it is l|l l‘ t“\ exticcting Ottawa t0 inter- vent: on t-l t‘. i~\'f‘ll where neglect of our trait-poi ' Evolves violation of the very

on. \\'hil=¢ (lliﬁlilltlllllg responsibility themselves,

however, the tiovcrtitiiciit, by ordcr-in-council, have t-niiicrreil truly t-xtraorrliiiary' powers upon the trait-port controller, .\lr. T. C. Lockwood, of the Munitions and Supply Department. This con- troller, notes the lloncton Transcript, is given powers exceeding those of the railway manage- ments and the lloaril of Railway Commissioners combined, powers greater" than the Government has assumed over any other public utility. Under them, Mr. Lockwood is given authority in the regulation of travel, "to limit, discontinue or cease to operate. or to extend, furnish, supply or make use of any railway facilities." He may fix prices for railivziv sCrViCCS and establish schedules of rates to he charged for the transportation of goods or persons generally. He may “prohibit de- signated person: from it=iiig railway facilities" or "require the use of the facilities by any specified persons." .\n_v hunks, documents or records of the railways, may he removed and retained by any persons authorized in ivritiiig by the controller.

“lfntil an explanatory statement is issued, the

spmific ]‘(‘,'\24'1|]_< for ronfei-ring such powers tipcn an lllfllYlilltIti zit-u |tlli§|lli\\'ll lint the general inten- tion scent: :ipp:ireiit." says the Transcript. "It is to bring the r.'i:l\v:iy.< tinder absolutely complete control of the government so that they may be iiscrl to the ltc-‘t atlvaiitagc in the prosecution of the war, PQiilVlir-k‘ nf thc ticacefime rights of cithcr my these exti":i<>i'<lf:t.ii"_\- tiowcrs will be used with discretion and that there will be no more actual interference iwtli lit" operation of the railways

- or lhllf/tllx lt iiiav he assumed that

and the ll'.'lll~ftll"l of goods and persons not dirt-c" ' inw-iwtl in war opt-rations than is neces- sary. lite inc/l inn-t he pressing to induce the

govcriinicii: to cloilie any individual with such powers and to risk the criticism which such a more would it '

Pint tt-tnl \\.'tli cvcn if it v.- rc."

c if the attthoritjt given were grrzitt-st wi-doiti, and perhaps

Australia's lfcnmomic War Plan

l‘_.\‘l<li fvr it t; of .\ii'-tralia's iieiv economic war lliilti ritt- t- taint-d iii a comprehensive re- port liv illt‘ ll paiiiiiciit iii 'l'radc and Commerce from (' Jon l I.. \l. (‘r "grave. (‘anadian Trade (‘tuitiuis-lti: l >_i»lti:~_\', l'lt<- iicw plan, together with iilv It [llillittll- PIIIlVPIllPlI in it, was first pa/a-ttrrl lﬂhitiiri. m, and ivas brought iutr/ force by rrr-ni of "the critical situation which llfl< flt'\'l‘i"lll‘li itt the uitithwcst l‘.'icific following the lit-p of .‘il.i’.i\.'i and the Dutch Fast Indies." ‘The ‘It w itwnilatfiiiis empower the government I4)]'{'r|1ll]";lll_\' ti: I'~|t'l to pt rfnrttt any specified st-rvict- for tii- t-rri/‘n. and tn lilfltft‘ his property, as fillll u li"tt r ituirwl, at the wrvicc of the Com- ll"tli\\""lllll "liit- it i. ixpi-rtr-rl tlic ll('(‘('\Q.'\l'_V strrtisgtii anti -‘ ‘.lt:i:l\ in \'t-tr:tli:i'< cc-inntuic stiuvittt will ill‘ itinwil. lii c-u "tirﬂ-iu with tiriw- r-iiitrrtl. the l'ric1'< (Ftiniiiis iiiiwi" 115V lint" tw-nii‘ to exercise sti-li

tiiczisttrcs as will lzmft pit/fit, t, an met-age 0f 4

per cent on capital employed in business. Profiti in excess of that amount will be Payable "1 lax‘ ation. _ _

The new regulations also prohibit the "Knife? and sale of any freehold land; land leasedfor more than three years, or for a shorter period if i! is not for the sole use of the transferee; shares. stocks or debentures of a company; and 5116b (ithcr forms of property as may be prescribed. _

The objective of such regulations is “to limit sales to those necessary for the maintenance 0f the essential economic life of the community." This, says the statement, "is not a time for buy- ing and selling property merely for the purpose of speculation. Transfers of property must and will be limited to essential needs, and every effort will be made to stabilize the value of property and to prevent fluctuations brought about by peo- ple who, to use the parlance of the market, pre- fer a ‘hedge against risks of personal fortune at the expense of their obvious national duty of sub- 5cribing to the war effort."

Stabilization of wages is also provided for, though the pegging of wages shall not affect cost of living variations, the promotion of an em- pl0_vee_to a higher position, or the completion of probation or periodical increments granted to em- ployees under ‘the terms of their employment. There is a specific order prohibiting absence from work without legitimate excuse. This applies equally to employers and employees.

‘he Commonwealth Bank controls interest which is fixed at certain limits. There are also Yeglllailvns regarding loans to local authorities. pastoral companies, etc., while other regulations deal with prioritie; in industry; civilian labour Corps: manufacture of non-essentials; and price control.

_________________ — EDITORIAL NOTES-

Soon summer furs will be in evidence -—and straws for men.

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\\"elcome to the members of the \\'omen’s Institutes who meet in Convention licre today.

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The budget may be brought down this Thurs- day or, at latest, the following Thursday, whe- ther or not the conscription debate has concluded.

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There were 33.000 occupied farms in the Pro- vince of Nova Scotia at date of the 1941 census of agriculture a5 compared with 39,444 on the corresponding date in I031, a decline of 6,444. In addition there were 4,606 fruit and vegetable farms.

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The British-United States-Russian agreement not to seek territorial aggrandizement as the re- sult of the war must appeal strongly to Canad-

¢ ians, for it is an assurance we shall not be absorb-

ed by our neighbours to the South as so many people on both sides of the 49th parallel seemed to anticipate. I I i 1 l

Dr. Sidney E. Smith, President of Manitoba, University, and a prospect for the Conservative Party Leadership, has been elected president of the National Conference of Canada Universities in succession to Dr. H. j. Coady, Toronto, He has also been appointed chairman of the coin- miftce set tip by the Y. M. C. A. to study Can- adian Youth in the War and Post \Var period. He is a Nova Scotian and an ex-Dean of Dal- housie University.

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The French Government sued for peace this date 1940; 0n May 1o Germany invaded Belgium and turned the Marginot ‘fine; on May 28 King Leopold of Belgium capifulated, and on June I7 the French army sought terms of surrender: “The renowned French army beaten into complete and total submission with less loss than the casualties which they suffered in any of the half dozen of the battles of 1914-18" (Mr. Churchill).

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As Opposition Leader R. B. Hanson walked off the floor of the House of Commons yesterday afternoon (says the Montreal Gazette) a col- league said to him." That was the best speech I've heard you deliver in twenty years." The tribute was merited. Mr. Hanson's address had the vir-

tue of brevity. Two hours of the short “ledncs- d mine a constitutional mo

day session had been consumed by the Prime l\Iin- ister’s exhaustive review and twenty minutes more by questions and other routine. Yet Mr. Hanson was able to get the Conservative state-

merit on the same PIBIISIITd as contained the Gov- t,

ernmenﬂs apologia, and his coverage of the issue was perfectly adequate. In the first five minutes he struck hi; keynote-"Iﬁs the same old policy of appeasement." \Vell said.

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The first group of 5o volunteer civilian fire- fighters to enlist in the Corps of Civilian Cana- dian Fire Fighters for service in the United Kingdom will be leaving for overseas duty “soon." Pay-rates are as follows: $1.30 a day for junior firemen, men with no experience; $I.8o for firemen, six months’ experience; $2.20 for senior firemen, one year's experience, and $2.70 for leading firemen While serving overseas, sub-

sistance allowances are $2.25 in London and $1.70 rls

outside of the London postal area, plus allow- ances for dependents similar to tliosc given men in the active army. They're just like the army in that respect, except they are regarded as a semi- military organization. Men enlisting are expect.- cd to serve for the duration. I i i

In the three military districts —N0. 3 (King- ston, Ont.) No. 6 (Halifax) and No. to (Winni- peg)—niembers of the reserve army ivithin the age classes liable for compulsory military service are bring called up. l'ntil rccentlv members of the reserve who enlisted prior to August I, I940, and completed all the training prescribed for their units were not called. But a week ago \Var Ser- vices iifinister Thorson said consideration was be- ing given tn changing the practice. The calls to rcscrve army men in the districts affected are made on the recommendation of district officers commanding. ln these districts the call-tip notices were accompanied by itistrnctions to the men to have their commanding officer endorse their notices which relieved them of the necessity of re- tiortiiig for r-xaiiiiiiatioii. Now that option is not tirrivideil and the reserve army men innst report in person.

01E CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN NOTES BY THE WA‘: Conquering A Scourge

It must not. beioo readily sup- posed mat Lnese an" ra-lds are going to crack the German mora.e. ‘to do be w assume once again that. the spirit of optimism which has in the past landed us in so many disasters. So, too. the harry- ing of the coast of Occupied France and elsewhere from both the sea and air should not. b.- regaratu as a. major operation, but. as a prob- ing preliminary to the real effort. which must be made later on at the chosen moment American , invasion forces. Without undue however, the RAF. Attack of Ger- many shouid have profoundly bette- ficial effects here. It must stimu- late production, for the men and women who forget the weapons of attack will work _ kitowiiig that. they are being s0 ef- fectively used. Even if “Lubecking does not. crack the morale of Ger- many. it is certainly going to raise our spirits. We need have no nest- tatlon on any humanitarian grcutids in writing over the whole map of Germany, as we have done at Lu- beck and Rpstock: "This was once a city". For that is the only form of warfare that the German people understand. -Daily Mail (London.

Frankly, we are disturbed what is called as the achievement Ormsby Madcap Carnation Olﬂlab)’ etc. -— cglled “Cappex” for short —is, in case you haven't. hem-d, the new Holstein-Frleslan producer, who during the last J65 days has produced an average of 115 pounds of milk daily. Accord- ing to the record, an average days diet for this perpetual fountain of ists of 1B pounds 2)) pounds of silage, pounds of beets, 10 pounds of kale. l5 gallons of water (that about 120 us “all the alfalfa hay

and such grass as she may, from time to time, be moved to nibble. The point is that, dis- regarding tlie variables such as alf- alfa and the intangibles such grass, we find that product-ion of Capperis diurnal 115 pounds of milk requires the daily destruction of 208 pounds of ra X pounds of‘ hii_v,

ass. If that is efrie

lacteal fluid cons

\v materials, Pills 1 plus X pounds of

natural resources, we are an econ- omist, and know ail the answers! Suppose the countr

herbivorous gluttons 't take any Einstein figure out: that the nation wound scon be eaten out. of

Eventually there would fateful day when mallan mo‘och would wolf the last 208 pounds of feed in the country, and then what would wt have? We would have 115 pounds of milk and no hope any more milk or a gran, kale or alfalff . dafrymen have forseen ngency, and they may have Diitfili ps t0 meet the emergency.

with the predatory bovine, we are armed. That's a lot of pounds of nif!k, and

Is Gripper rarity doing her uddcrmost? -From the Chicago Daily N

At a newspaper men's

Henry Watterson. once re

neuxpaper used to "ping news 0n the sa obituaries. One moi- ers found two of the c changed, resuftirig in of respectable names bei under the marine head Through Hell Gate Y

R. A. F. stations this year the "dig for Dalgn which yielded s

aeronautical corres number of the ae Porting in vegetables.

bTOl-{Bht in several virgin land, and the fiver. B. member of a farming family, borrow from a. farmer friend evenings turning over with the assistance

pendent. A great. rodrumes will be

enable the station to 08h vegetabcs to 5 ——London Times,

_____ Y there was not much

"Ylllkeiy to outlast the

s, who for some years uttcritig over their c

Victor was pfain a commcii fhlntz. Dnporor was made. a smell did fade.

' got Albania: throne,

-___ e danger ol’ inaction?

and that 200 Gen east to west. Those 2-30

the measure of the‘ if we do not p2

Ls a twofold rLsk. (l) mans invade this l5. Do they can. It L; a

t. But that danger u 4.000.000 men if Ru. la as a combatant Power. make a footing on th

obability will be 1 003.000 men if Russia

“IKE-see the main stren German Army. There

lem in broad outline, as the British public. They BIFBYAYSI-sls to determine the place and the mimner this country will make 1.5 t coming struggle.

to be the first duel tank and a submarine ght; Jilin) before téiée n ya open . A British officer in a BBC broadcast exp ln making our preparati Offenﬁlve. we reinforced garrison with heavy infantry tanks. the tanks were taken up

great turn of speed. nosing gently along d for Tobruk when

(Hamilton Spectator) Much 1S being heardsliglwlitiedﬁlﬁg}

ORDS OF circles these days of abeth Kenny, a. puddle-axed nuns

of Australia. whose efficient Ind ——- sympathetic technique tn me u-eat- "mere can be no coin romlee. merit of infantile parllyli! he: nrn- There can be no reap tn until duced extraordinary results and the victory la won. — Sum- proinises a new lease of life to many nei- Welles, United State! young \'.CLlmS of this bofiiinn and Undgr-secrgtary 915mm. ivideiy-teared scourge. The Hamil- ton General Hospital lately sent, one , its nursing officials to witness p '- demgnggratlog ofntSiéltrerkngveknnyleaé mete .au bro ae was gained as a. result. ' WOrk . Fr“ °‘..°*"r":"."=tt. t: at D"““°"d-“ A‘

us: coun y o us m . where she was serving as a travel- (Fredericton gl:z0lg§l')mater_ ling nurse, compelled Sister Kenny One of thﬂ “a “me “m” to adopt what she believed was the leis to swim P9 We y‘. WM“ best treatment in the crisis con- Lions into line for Ian; -d1-am°nd fronting lter- Four children were time production is this o“- stricken 1n an isolated village with No, not; the scintlilatn I 89m y _ a malady she had never previously cs-sccfaw With ewellery and or: observed in her experience. She was ments, but. its cmely. hard-we d- ilicii but a graduate nurse of 22. m; brotner, the industrial diamon . and she communicated with the He-s the one who m; donned hi8 nearest doctor, miles away. and dz- ovgmp, 5nd binned down m help scribed the symptoms to him. He “ﬁnish the 10b;- recognized them as infantile puraiy- Bumpy’ dtamond‘ an pun c". sis, told her there was no known bun the hard“; subsmnm known cure and to do the best she could. to linan For me mo“ p," 1nd”. In this instance it, turned out to ma, dkmonds are stones knpgf- be fortunate that she knew little a érystamud or o! dark col- or nothing about. the traditional i“: lx/“d m a brpmduct o! mink,‘ treatment then in force. Entirely on °1'- i‘ m,“ The" u om y”- iierlowln. sligoévgaa forced to devise fgtry Bifgwglver known M the cap orig na me . - i

She saw that, when a nerve chon- bonado or blnwglll: 0215113116 ﬁg“? nel was damaged by the virus, the mined for 1 ‘ t - um- muscle lost its bower. It did not without I. (Mir-Oil. 1&5 d k occur to tier to employ splints w fomi, and usually ‘v0 . ll’ hold the affected lmbs 1X1 place. ggey or black 1:1 coior. the w; and thus attempt. to arrest deform- ngdo Lg the principal product 0 ity; instead. she applied hot Wm- ni-azilian mines, the soume of mast presses to the Light: muscles at. reiw- o; our industrial diamonds. or intervals until these became use of its extreme hardness, limp. Then followed massaging and the dmmond plays a pat-t, in the manipulation, with klndlv insfruc- defence pmgrﬂmme that, cguld be tion to the patients by which they from“ as efficiently by W550. were taught. to regain the Drover “w”, no cum, “peanut n, t5 or use of their limbs. This treatment “ch imports” m mammal work was attended with astonishing suc- f’ t Bhonage would 510w up cess and the four children were h“ 5M n I w“ mammm w a cured. much to the amazement of PPM"? °t i’ t L, used m lame the physician whom Sister Kenny "8310 9X e“ 3d! d accurate m” had consult/ed by telephone. The tools for yﬂ/P l"; t l? in w,’ little patients showed no sign of chine fin-Shin! ° me“ - time”, being crippled and were as sound tin! to eXBCt 10m‘ the '31:‘ ab as they ever were. grinding wheel that is use m: r

Her fame grew, and about two in! microscopically fitted 86H‘! °n years ago the government author- autcmoblles. ships. alrillﬂﬂﬂ. 8" itles in Australia suggested that; she carriages and submarines; in drill- go to the United States to spread in; hgles tn porcelain and glass. ier good work. At the Mayo Brot - m ptvcts for‘ chrcriometerb large ers‘ Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. capacity elfctrjc meters; finishing she made a deep impression when torpedo yubes w minor-like she took Children apparently doom- smcomess’ tn turnfng out lenses ed to iong confinement in splints o‘ hon“, 51km‘ “We ﬁnder,’ “t. and braces. and started them on the moms “ma, reaming. m m?» road to recovery almost within a d m ' m“ m makihg mum matter of hours. Doctors at the u‘ g 9° cords and hundreds University of Minnesota Hospital Phlmcgraff,‘ 1'1‘. tmnt us“ The were likewise struck with the mar- °1 ‘ill-her V h Y "EPQ _. e 1' the vellous results she obtained, and a PTIIWWI dllmfm 947-"? 1'5 T‘ u: clinic was established there for her “T13 Why a" 53“ h M’ ‘a so that; she could carry on her cnu- which Ls known as the 131M110“ sade and train others in her tech- Continent. B!!!“ 8nd mdla- Mﬂ‘ riique. Last December her revolu- ico i: also a producer and 811109

ttonary treatment, was endorsed by 1937 Venezuela. and British Gillan!

O m

trated lecture on her work to five tn south Africa. The Axis submar- iiundred doctors at the annual con- in“ lurking in the southern sec- vention of the Medical Society of “on; o; the Atlantic are jeopard- the State of New York Clinics m“ the mutg to the south Ag. based on her methods have been pcaﬁ m; so the mines l1 South isltgsrltietczlilgn several large American {nd Cepﬁua’, “new, W31] ‘beccme Sister Kenny has a record of ob- sbrategmaltlyl l ilmpiiivtalxilde a? taming full recovery for B0 per cent; wufms ° n‘; u ffiln“ tpcmam of the patients she and her assLst- diamonds" a '3‘ N" a o t ants have treated since June, 1940. m“ lmPm“ ‘md ‘jig?’ b‘? "g at the Minneapolis General Hospital “vallﬂbre f“ P“b1*-"~9"- u a r ' and the University o; Minnesota cent report on the damcnd drill- Hospitai. During that period elghty- i118 1115115"? f0!‘ 194° 31V” the four sufferers have been treated Value 01 Smiles and Tead-‘Psei bu‘ who were in the acuw and “m, purchased by the firms engaged ab stages of the disease. None of those 0V8!‘ $531501 Uni-Bib and Qilebw cured shows any evidence of de- are the ch‘ef centres of this in- formity. She uses no splints or dust. in Canada. braces. and believes in getting the It interesting and gratifying tightened muscles to function as to learn that in 1940 skilled per- soon as they relax, The established sonnel frcm the Canadian Diamond medicﬂlldﬂwliﬁﬂ was to siren the Drilling Industry participated in pﬂllOlil. zn rigid splints for several tmpgi-tant engmn-‘gig work cun- months and allow no movement of ducted by the Brttuh “my 1n ain 15 Etu-qpm

caused by her te trri nt. delsiivstfr Kfltafiy isabefrjig hmflﬁdtﬂsha “my Mas TODAY,"

B Cl‘. 6 T800 I] O11 v , haslhivciéi lndher oizvn countriii 25nd l5 COUNTBYS CALL in e nite Stt ith bettl- ,, ,, , bute to the vain: ﬁt her edlscstaveiiy. Any m?‘ we"? It 15"‘ in“ 1nranme paralysis m“ m, longer the lunkman. Its your country cali-

the terrifying scourge it was. 1-“7 once her methods are universally R- 5 B" new“ 9" M" u!!! adopted. vrhtpe s of vgariarphturung girth land

————-—-—--—--- an sea an n e r. ey're FOR ARMY FIJI-Ins needed for Wipers for whee‘s and -—-—- engines; for remanufacture into LONDON — tCP) - An Army clothing to stretch the supply- m Fflytng Badge. to be worn by qualf- raw wools; in the manufacture of glrid kg; gebzfifgggggvgtiilvlat; ‘aged rooffgegl, huge quantities o! which 011' a black background is a pair of girl: sii-gvtce esliiiibiiiiimitiiiis-phfc: pale blue wings with the royal crest wrapptng o; delicately muted’ PM.“

Supermmsed l“ the cenlrre- of machinery and munitions. "“""‘*—‘”—_ In ordinary time; about fifty Tm AND STEEL million pounds of rags were collect-

EW 1 0 "" c ed eadh year 1n Canada. Many contag 012g goc,'l‘é“gsof°fﬂg gﬁd°alg1s millions of pounds were imported. pwnds o, m“ In 1940 Canada imported from the

United States. Newfoundland, Au}- tralia. New Zeoiand and the Netti. erlands over forty-six million pounds. Now these sources have dried up. and the need has in- creued many times over. According to dealers, eighty per cent of rags come from homes: only twenty per-cent from lnduet. riesr and lailgr shops. DAY ms mono 00m: "me W? w» the Department _____ of Munition and supply issued a Day has long gone, ueaa midnight’: finder “K1118 1m‘ I10 less than tvm here; hundred 00M of washed and steril- I too must quench my candle c1elr- ized wipers to be delivered at one time. 111st. takes a lot o! rags. This candle of celestial fire The Director of Salvage at 0n. Lighting my secretest. desire. awa appeals for the digging out of ' every ast rag that can be spared Moons may perpetually wax and from every home in this Dominion. Wane. I Sort the different varieties in eep- And mornin s sun return again, u“, bundles. keep mo” m” l" But wheat glekvery heart in cold chm mpum, "om M,“ on” an ac ' Cock shall not crow its brilliance ﬁlggﬂoﬁgﬂﬂgjhgffl“ Y?‘ back man. What they may brhig in cash ._.wait,ei- De La. Mare 1n contemp- may not be much ether to vou or gray-y Poetry" the salvage committee witldh prcu blbly 08M U10 Mfume for Wli’ pur- pzeeeﬁe but that‘ isn't the idea. It an Italian submarine surfaced neu- c n m" w" rlbum" u’ “a”!

her and opened fire. The crew of i "" the tank were aboard and forfun- n Poms EXECUTED atefy in their machine when the N June 15_wP,_-rhe

ﬂltﬂck besﬂn- The turret- 0! the Porfigh teieziaph agency said tonight tank was Just. pmtrudiny above the that 1s Poles rim been executed bv Bllflwﬂle 0! the bBfBe: f Wu rlP- order of s special Gannon tribunal. idly swung round and a two-pound- Ohm-gee included attacks on rail- er with armor-piercing shot, was way transport intended for the Ger-

turried on the Italian submarin . men army in Russia. giving infor-

The Italian got the shock of ma mation to the Allies. assisting war life when a little fiat-bottomed prisoners to escape and interfering tiibmor a boat T163021)‘ ipiimmd with Nut military mnil-

rap and susta ne r hat was ———-———————-— aitogether fog pleciuatfiedirhe pub- LAWN FERTILIZER.

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EXAMINATION ‘ ﬁtting me smivine Glance

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at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd 144 Richmond St. Charlottetown

P. E. 1. some PREMIUM POLIC

-______ loﬂgyzltjtéenfion of boo-rd ownen In the Province h directed u, m,“

rec'd-tartar "- --~ r i. be available to the Inspector on date of inspec ion. m

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lstrafion Certiﬁcates n,

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Peenl dull be weld only up to exsmmfife Inspections In each ln

Jlelllllﬂluitalalowglérlbeenpuld In euel where urging-aliens have recelvql

Premiums lhall be paid u follows: Boar; from danu t vanoed Registry, cm. "A" $12.00; Class ' " saoo; Boarsqu ‘M i“ M‘ tlon and approved by the Board, not out. of Qualiﬁed Dams, 75% of the above amounts. Boar owners are asked to send fn of the premium policy and application form l! animals are eligible,

lic tio f r premium must reach lh oﬂice f lh D grcnlfure? C?‘ rlottetown, not later than: Jul; 11th. only "Hum"

year lo ushf in pure

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HOLSTEIN MEETING

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The Annual Meefin of the Prince Edward Island Branch of ti,’

llqisteir: grgeosiin ﬁssioctnxion will ‘be helldmqn Tuesday. June 23rd begltg nna . .n eAgrleuur B t '

Walgs College, entrance from Grafton Streeifin Meme“ or Prince d

Luncheon wlll be served In the Blue Room at Old Spain at 1230 a Certiﬁcates of Superior Production will be resented at this time. '3 as well as old breeders are cordially invited go the meeting and tum.

b hm cacn. .1. STEWART.

Secretary. 8:;f7-_$+~f'~f'-l"F-¥~f"f'-F'F-f'-f"1'-F_~F+~f-~i°~f"f"i‘§

JUNE 17. 1917 - British in Maoe- ruins of e 1 donia evacuated fever-ridden posf- My R tions in the Struma. Valley 011 i119 Bulgarian front. Italians repulsed

I astrassniat: Pwflwslvnai Bards reported with the Allies on the Western Front.

.— PENSLAR O. F. AROHIOMO

MALTOlllO OOMPOIINO ---

Money Malfonle Com ound hue an

agreeable taste." n midi u. 9mm 90 Great Gwrzo street. stimulate the appetite and lcfe an a tonic by supplying iron to lid in stimulating the blood producing ornm.

taken for l period o! two fear week: to obtain bent re-

The price $1.00 per bottle.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTOBE

Sole Agents for Pensln‘ Family Remedies an

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Him 540-541 an:

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