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Bomsmber futures and selinl the December and May oontraas.

After ope lower the rye max- ket. developed a firmer ertone when modem-to buying disclosed of- fori s wen limitcd. 0a. were unsettled. tho nearby deliveries thin " the distant ‘ ‘ steady.

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Cheese: Current white western and Que. 20 FOB. xvhclesole was:- ern and Que. white for local trade and GXYDOIIL 20 11/16-21. ! . Potatoes: 75'lb baa new WOILBUYOnQ wants when

Que. 1.7.6; No. 1 white P.1d}. IGKI-ycllmbs. but even in thi- hottest] v1.75; N-B- 1-50-1-65: and Que. l 35-;weather good. nourimilng meals

must be prepared. To save time and Gougiilin Cartoons

BY Till) CANADIAN PRESS l OTTAWA, July 13 -_ (UPI — IRISH TASTE: Frcm Ireland, birth- place of potatoes.

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Out Our Way

WITH THE CANADIAN ARlVlY OVERSEAS, July 15 — Morale builder to Canadian troops in Italy, is soldier-cartoonist. W. G. "Bing", Ccughlln, creator of the cartoon. "Th s Army" featured ln The Maple Leaf, the Canadian Army daily newspaper overseas.

As a sergeant, 32-year-old cough-l lin fought with a Canadian recon- naissance regiment through thel Sickiamand Italian campaigns ‘us-i for: joining the staff of The- Ml-llile Leaf this year. The sifuaﬂ tans he creates and the realistic, bacltgzounds he builds for

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ﬂalen. DCdS and all, Young Ewen beans. Thev should be‘ comes an IKE-l washed lhomughly in warm watenl old recipe for mashﬁd pota-Lueswith lzlilgnorh} T Ofliliiﬂfy . ' l . HBll boil and l whole or in one inc]; piccc a d lik mash the pc-t-atces as usual. put and ‘fuller s n e you pepper lightly. crtam with butter l 1n only a small amount

then add fwio o;- tlirec ilster. . allow one can; tmall onions. out into U111.’ mares. 1-2 teaspoon of 521; to until they srmsc-jja {beans and coo}; Ifllfll.‘ 9S.

the mercury ! should be Shep-d the pods, cove rook three minutes. D1‘ 11 lhen rinse 111a lxan. in _ ‘m’ l C°°k "l0 Shellrd beans-m a closely .perscn are used. the Pcncions TIL-of wafer and i-g

partrrent savs. ‘IT/iesc certs s-"bstlt-llor esch 1hr uited for meat do not _count_ ln_the Cook f9 wint- . . _-_T____

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cold. before the end< arei

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lSoil Erosion in

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erotica to a greater or ion gees on almost.

place millions acres of land in Eastern Canada are ack-ack gunner behin

Eastern ilanada

(Expcrimental Farms News) V " quiet way soil toonlst. he was an immediate suc-

of

lesser de- which had evidently Just been fir- gree each year and the tdestiiuctl- ed. Through the clouds of smoke unnot ce .

them: are faithful reproductions of his; own experience and those of the. men of Canadian forces he visits‘ on his tours of the front lln

Barn in Ottawa, Bing Cou atttnded public school in the ital, where his sketches on beards and school books imp his school chums i! not his team- ers. His father was the late W. H. Coughlin. a conductor on the rld Canada-Atlantic Railway. After his dad's death in an accident thirty years ago, the young Cough- lln moved to Philadelphia with his mother, where he completed his‘ matriculation and entered the Pennsylvania School of Industrial Ari; fn Preference to a university. Display advertising became his orc- fesslon, while cartoons appearing in publications on this continent and abroad, provided an interest- ing sideline.

He enlisted as a trooper in the 4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards at Ottawa in i941, and his sketches o: army life amused his buddies from the beginning. Conveniently. ‘he was in Italy when The Maple lLeaf went to press. and as its rar-

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not; FIVE

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Receiving sows Friday (Only). July 21st. Farmers wishing to sell kindly ar- range delivery on that. day.

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butter or bacon . cover and oon-

tlnue cooking l6 minutes. I FORBQUARCFEIIIS OUTS: The:

twin aim; m be patriotic by provem- l . 100N058}! amovao - rm

ing waste and to be thrifty through,‘ Itidonell Women's Institute put

sketching; the budget can be aided,‘ on a concert in Cardi an Hall in

boy including some purchases of aid o! the new Kings county 50s-

forequarters of beet 1n the iunilyyl pital, Montag .

meat allotment, the Prices Board, says. Housewives have been buying‘

..'Llttle Miss Verna MacLaren is

more steak; and chops instead 01,111 Montague Hospital after having this equally nutrition foreqgartorsj an operation for tonsilitls. - l cu Hwisamsut rel; angerl i 03K» ‘My ‘FMB- l of much good fcod going w waste I ‘Abne Beeche Dew a Stocks just about o. . __ " wh m, Q N l, ' " “l ln tits-day's bvdef market after a ._ ' 5 ‘c e l Dew“ 3"“ w i» ~ . am».- ..°“.'“‘"- w» **;.<°*:.>-—"“‘ were. sisal “is” “cases m“: many tavern“ m the H .2654: $315” thu “Ce din- . M Cmadianltinunecrsv b g so gflsh all“ onmgpe Memorial m" W“ dim“ “d 1°"°'°d "“°' xigtuxm a a-‘v t m?“ ill 3m i)“ Lt-Gen c1 l ‘u? m- 5s r '1 m "i W: 9th 0° m“ w“ The“ leach" m tatdons for numerous leaders. cm tgnlibb°llg° w f?‘ ° , ab“; - "fwlllicr y Denise l if? r9559 a 9 n“ guallll‘ m“ °lj e m?‘ “'9 Ye?“ W" M155 b115- Fmm Mo“ av m was a case o‘ s era ed parts o ran-y d e, commands the British 39cm, m at astness‘. and your; mayIJenk , Mlllvievi- We expect w mixed wngemies and qqgnqmu NH , t h _ b ;On Army nlﬂkjng [he drive mm, take a poor vleu of the wash tub. have Miss Jenkins again in Brude- volume. The t session of the 9155111 tilTaniléiﬂtlenrf Med B92 , Caen ‘in Normandy. qenerallTaeee tips will help: ‘hen when the school term opens week was me uveuam 1_. lcﬂflilgledﬂed b88911 i 0 1251115111 1c! _ . Demsey commanded a bngade my Keiip it away frcm other clothes for next year. .000 mares Activity waned in tllﬂm "hi?! l” QndWCI-ltiifii 0g” France and Belgium before fall of‘ when It is wet‘ ‘ ' as §°°n Rs n isl "“___“"—“' each succeeding stretch with the lﬂmdnll s oies . cﬂo tutti thep-france, later pllrllClpatgg in sjcl_“wa5hed knead from it. n< much, HERNE BAY‘, mgland —fCP)_ t "hay-s tunwvu h“ gmmriegagadwértiggnsociigtvil” ,1.“ and 1131;“ Campaimm idnrmpness a5 you can and hang in M155 Miranda Greenhssd of this the million-sham kil- He “d” that m, Dukaéés had ~————‘——————~ .__ l the shade uil nearly dry. . . don't

,I(ent. seaside resort who recently lcelebrawd her 100th birthday, l5 the last survivor of a fstnily of musici-

_ an. known as the Cremona Orchest- ra.

leave it bunched ti.) while still wet don't soak, or use too hot water. or lqirﬁitns c0919. or hang in direct sun- IR .

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l Annual Meeting l P. E. I. CREDIT [IN-ION LEAGUE‘

PRINCE 0F WALES COLLEGE

TUESDAY, JULY 18th.

Morning Session. 10:00 a. m; Afternoon Session, 1:30 p. m.; PUBLIC MEETING. 8:00 p. m.

This will be a joint public meeting with the P. E. I. ederafion of Agfcilfure. Two internationally- nown speakers will . "cs5 the meeting: R. F. Ber- engren, Managing l. for of the Credit Llriion Nai- nal Association and H. L. Fowler, Manager of the

Consumers’ Cooperative Refineries. i

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6A4, COM MODORE. ‘I ‘ NOTICED A TIN CAN HA 825m ABOUT to FEET est-nut) us F02 TWO HCURS-w- A125 we

PAEKED" HERE? 1F

WE'RE Movxrde. THEN THE TIN CAM MUST BE Fottoxume us!

ARE You UTTERDI DEvoiD OF NAvleAnom

Hg ’ l >§,."’ii I BOAT |SN'T TACKlNG ' 7'45“ ANN PLACE=

(THAT MU5T BE THEM NOW-l WON'T SAY MUCH-SO 1 wow-r MAKE ANY MIQTAKES IN ENGLISH - -

LlTTLE BOBBY HA5 SOME OF HEP BOY FRIENDS CALLING O4 HEQ TODAY-AND l WANT ‘IOU TO MAKE AN IMFPESSION ON THEM BV BE- ING D$55ED UP-

, ivaurnn - TEACIIE sotrru Melville School. s1 .00 51231318- ment. Joseph Dunstord. sec- re ry. 7-17-31.

', mission. Ottawa Not am.- Tlianl 1044

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Teachers Wanted TED - ax t ENcr. ‘(s1 2nd Class ‘Teacher for lvte - Khalid School. J. Atliol N1?Cﬁ£) a . '-

rﬁcnsn wAnEtT-t-Ton l. p - que School. Supplt-iiicni. $200 Lloyd Aiileek. Scotti" ' 7-1

WANTED - a amen R. rota Bonshaw School. 521.0110 Supple- ment. Apply Nell K. sannon. Secretary. Bonsnauv. 7-1

WANTED ITIACIIEIK, CALEDONIA Schoi. Supplement 51:100.). Aizpiy

Mrs. Benton stewart. Sccrclary.

_.._______ ______._____'_.._ TEACHER WANTED —- BROOK-

lyn- School supplement $125.00. Simon A. Campbell, Secretary. ,.

WANTED — TEACHER I-‘OR

Cherry ' Hill Scli glsment tlwam. H. G. Coffin. tary. 7-15-21.

liemale helpWanted WANTED IMMEDIATELY EF-_ flcient. maid for general house- work. Good wages. Write P.O. Box 284. 7-14-61 ,_____________,_________ Wanton - MAID. MRS. it. w. ﬁslch. Spring Park RnadhPllaotic

WANTED — CHIEF NUTRITION- ist. Iemale-AZTCO plus bonus. Nutritionists. Gradcs i, I and 3. female. s15 ,s1aoo and 0 respectivelv. plus bonus. De N- tnent of Pensions and Nat onal Ijfealth. uil particulars nrc on display in Post Offices. and ap- glications bc‘ obtained at est Oﬂices. National Selective

service Offices. nnti District

ices lvil Service Csm- mission. Applications mm; be ﬁled with the Civil Service COD"-

July 22. . This rciircrtlscmcnt is authorized hv the Director of

Di? ' Phone 17

TowRent

.170 RENT i—‘I-‘-U‘\“’\lValiED R0 l I01 light IIDUEQKCCDIYIK. Ann/LY '

l ; For Sale ‘ﬁissinric .- “nﬁ-urvﬁ. UCOu WDFKillR UTGCI‘. Belt] JIgOSi. c ' -I "-2 .

DeSabic. FOR SALE — ANTIQUE WALNUT sofa. Henrv lvlacrarlane Co.

roa “same IFohn co with four new tires. Apply Guar- dian. 7-14-31

rTm ssu-z - awousn PRATVI. practically new. Phone 224-1..

3" rox sans: - uncouth-inhuma-

er. George Abbott, Union Road.

15-21.

FOR SALE — 6 FT. M-H. COM- binecl. almost new. Apply Wm. u. Myers, Winsloe. or Mis. Raymond Myers, Victoria. 7-5-\V-F-M-l2i.

Bruce, No. Six Ritz Apartments. 7-15-21

FOR SALE — TRUCK WAGON 211th pole and shafts. Apply John A. Shrecnan, Kinkm- ' 1

FOR SALE — DI suite. in real good Phone 1770.

‘FOR SALE - 80 ACRES STAND- fng hay at Beach Grove Farm. A g7 Fitzroy Street.

o-nooii condition.

rot: saw - itlliv-IIITE ps5: horn hens. laying good. Milk cow. Edgar Newson. Kingston. 7-17-11.

FBENCIIMAN KIDNAPPED

LONDON. July 16 —- (C? - Reu- tcr) — General avnl. commando of the French eglon of Volun- teers against Bolshevlsm of the Lnntlc Department. nncl his son were kidnapped today by “tor-

atlczial S:1c.:‘.i'.'c .-. 7-17-11.

BINDING

iorists“ as ihcv loft their home. according to Paris radio.

l I ll top-soil. l

-2l. Dr

Little inlet-nation is available in Canada to illustrate to what. extent soil docs 81011:’.

Mesurements taken under similar conditions clscwhtre show that corn or other crops grown continuously

, on an 8 oer cent slope and culti-

vated up and down the slope mayl lose its high as I10 tons of soil from the surface annually. The amount method of cultivating and cropping of soil lost under general conditions will vurv with the amount of rain-y fall. degree of glove. _ tyne o! soil. and with general field manage- ment. Unless extreme cure is taken

lin the method of fanning rolling

land. tretnendous losses will will? thrcugh the erosion of Lac ferthe

That the loss o! this wp-wll l» serious is well demonstrated ln an experiment conducted by the Field Husbandry Division at the Central Experimental Farm. Ottawa, sags‘ ipley. Tho experiment conducted on a fertile loamsollwith surface layer '7 inches deep gave n‘ 6 year average yield of barley, amounting m 49 bushels. when three inches of me tap-soil was tttnoved. the yield was onlv 23 bushels and‘ with all of the surface soil re-l movcd. a meagre l2 bushels was

i-jilobtalned, a deczeasc of 75 oer cent. FOR SALE AT NOR PH lVli-‘B.

A great deal of preventable crow;

house and barn. Apply Mrs. R. S.ll0n takes PM‘: every FEM“ and N"

presents an unnecessary reduction in

. the country's agricultural pruduciq

ion. Slopes of over 10 to l5 per cent should e taken out of cultivation and replanted to soil protecting grass or trees. Lesser slopes should bejaimed on the contour. Gram and legume crops should be included in the rotation. Gullles should be controlled by grossing or installing atop dams. The soil should be keut open and porous by adding ﬁrganlc matter and increasing th fertility.

7 17.21, In other words conserve tic soil by

following good farming methods.

ThismWaP-Four

- Years Ago,

JULY 1'1. IMO-R A F. raided and damaged Dortmund-Erna Car- nl, ‘rtirm- r-rncmtrcllons .- lsmd and Belgium and cll con fr" o“. n: linear. Arldzh C‘-T..L.1ﬂ 12 prisoners in raid on Fort can. W110 in Libyl

the gunner lnts proudly to a harp which is fa ling from the sky, and informs a goggle-eyed witness that "with this new supercharge we get unlimited range."

Like his ack-ack gun. Bing ap- pears to have unlimited range. Yet, in spite of six months of drawing daily for the troops. he claims to have onlv scratched the surface of Canadian army humor.

As the reason for the widespread popularity of "This Army" he states that "You cant get that feeling of live humor into an army rar- toon unless you've experienced the‘ things you're trying to put. into black and white."

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llorriot Death Report Erroneous

HELLO, MRSPEAIZS. I'D LIKE A LOAF OF BREAD.

NEW YORK. July l3 - (AP)- The Vichy radio toda .~i a domes- tic broadcast recor ed by U. S. Government Monitors that an an- nounceme l. of the death of for- mer Premier Edouard Herrlot as broadcast earlier was ‘er- roneous."

"l-ferrlot is in excellent health.‘ said the tnoadcast.

_Both the Paris radio and DNB in a Berlin broadcast had report-j ed Herrlots _d_e_ath.

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