“may: roux; TIIE CIIARLIITTETUVIII Glllllllllll Iorntng Dally (Ieaalod la II?) water. Norway, Denmark, Belgium. P°llll<l. France, Greece may run red with murder. No matter. Canada, which has escaped all these horrors, must be paid for her munltwns- God Prolidaalt Lleol, col. W. enum- l. III-IN Vleo President: J. I. Boraeaa IJJ. leeratarys Liool. Bel. l). A. In lnaal. ll.l.0, ‘jun “d lgaagl 5 lliroolor, l. I Butte“. I-J-L Aaeoelalo lidltoran frank Walker, old Una Iaa Barnett. 3.0.81.5. (On Aoaivo lervleo) help us! Not many Canadians have thought the IUBSCIIPTION BATII of Canada. I; lull l: l‘, Ii. l. Mao per yearn one for C Iaootla 31,25 for a nmntnsi Me tor one aaoali on, panvu-y “.00 oer rear; 88M for : anna- llJll for i montbai 00a for one aaoafl I; Illl io other Provlneee and ILIA. “M per year latarday Weekly: 5.00 par years ".00 for O Ionian, 50o for I months ‘Ibo Charloltatowa flnardlan liotailiag’: News Agoney, Time: Square, New Yori| 01d Iouflt New: Annoy, Corner iiili and Waahilgtoa Ioasoa Metropolitan New: Annoy, l“! Pool It. IIIIIUPOIH I. Illa I“ Bay as. Torontni Now: Bland Cboaeaa Lanrlar Ottawa: Wolfe's Newo Island Boiibnry, 0am lob Tobacco Shop, lionnton, N. B. aspirant/at stores- us continue in well-doing. n- u a may be obtained at i ‘ Elizabeth, crowned this date, 1937. s s- u s “The Strongest Memory is Weaker Than the Weakest Ink." wnpusspar. MAY 12. 194a Putting it up to Dr. Cyrus. Premier King re plying to Mr. Gordon Graydon, health insurance measure would come befor Premier Jones Take Over . Congratulations have already been tendered iii these columns to the new Premier, Hon. J. Walter Jones. ;\lr. Joiics' career is one of note- worthy achievement in academic and agricultur- a1 fields. reflecting credit not only upon himself but on his community and province. As a po- litical leader, the nc\v Premier has yet t0 show his ability, but lie starts with the advantage of a first-class educational background and consid- erable experience in governmental matters at home and abroad. Of course, it is doubtful if any combination of (pialities 0n the part-of any leader could will a Liberal victory in this Province at the next election. The means by which the last one was achieved are still too fresh in mind. But Premier Jones need not be unduly depressed on this account. There is much to be said for the advantag , to a new leader, of a few years spent lll Opposition. Premier Campbell used to dwell quite effectively on this theme, recall- ing his own defeat in his first election cam- paign, and his early valuable experience in the House as an Opposition member. The new government, as anticipated, repre- sents a considerable rcaligtiiiv-rnt. St. Peter's District, which formerly had two members in the cabinet, now has none, llon. Mr. Cox, re- cently appointed Minister of Public Works, hav- ing been shelved in favour of Mr. George Bar- bour, provincial head of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Hon. Mr. Dennis, Minister 0f Agriculture since 1936, and the most seasoned veteran in the House, has been replaced by Pre- mier Jones, who also takes over the portfolio 0f Education. Hon. Mr. Wright, formerly Pre- sident of the Council, has been demoted t0 non- portfolio rank, his post being taken by the former Speaker, Hon. W. F. A. Stewart. Hon. Mr. McGuigan remains Attorney General, and Mr. A. W. Matheson, another lawyer, has been taken in as a non-portfolio member . Mr. Wil- liam Hughes, a close associate of Mr. Jones’ in the days when they, Mr. Barbour, and Mr. Stewart constituted a sort of unofficial opposi- tion in the first Campbell Government, now takes over as Provincial Secretary Treasurer and Minister of Public Welfare. Hon. Messrs. J. A. Campbell and Marin Gallant remain as government members without portfolio. Until the voice of the electors can be heard, it is but fitting to wish the new government every success in the discharge of its responsible duties. Fitting, also, to extend condolences t0 the stalwarts who have been ousted from their offices and emoluments. They may well feel like laying to Premier Jones in the words of the old nursery rhyme: "Twas all very well to dlssernble your love; But why dld you kick us downstairs?" Empire Youth Sundz-y Empire ~Youth Sunday, which annually is be- ing more widely observed should be recognized by Canadian Boy Scouts, says the Scout Leader. ,Y0i.ith Sunday this year falls on May 16th, and should provide a. splendid opportunity for Scout Groups to hold special church parades, or to co: operate with other youth groups observing the day. The Youth Sunday Committee operates under the distinguished patronage of His Ma- jesty the King, and the Committee membership carries the names of many very distinguished British citizens and churchmen. The focal ser- vice on Empire Youth Sunday will be held in NVCSIIIIIHSLCI‘ Abbey iii London, and will be broadcast throughout the Empire. The broad- cast should be heard iii Canada about 3.30 p.ni. Eastern Daylight 'l‘ime. In previous years the speakers zit ilicse services have been a young air- man and a young naval officer. No doubt re- cognition will b0 given to Youth Sunday in churches of all denominations, and Scout Groups should join with other groups in the community i_n this important observance. Who Pays‘? Must anybody would admit that Britain's Eighth Army in Tunisia is fighting for Canada as miicl: as for Britain. Yct we wonder, says the Ottawa Journal, what Canadians would think if Britain were to bill them for their share of the cost of the Eighth Army? That is precise- ly what some Canadians-diappily only a very few-want Canada to do to Britain with respect to munitions this country may have supplied the Eighth Army. They want us to say to Britain: “We supplied your Eighth Army with so many trucks and guns and tanks; this is what you owc us." It seems all but incredible that there should be people who, the meaning of this war before them, should think and talk that way. Yet there they are. They apparently look upon this war as a sort of gigantic bookkeeping transaction, with all the United Nations keeping ledge-H. alld Wllll each iii the end summing it all up in dollars and cents and saying: "This is what is owing me." To stich minds, it doesn't matter who pays what in blood. Their test of sacrifice is money. Or Wllilf they think is money. Britain may be bombed Willi barbarous cruelty; China may be the House this session depended on what repor came from the security, headed by Dr. Cyrus MacMillan. s y: a w tection against forest fires was just as important in wartime as in peacetime since the forests con- stituted a valuable natural resource asset. a a is s- professor of Italian in Kings College, London, young Rossetti studied under Ford Madox Brown; his early productions created a most favourable impression, and included, “The Girl- hood of Mary Virgin”, “The Laboratory", and “Ecce Ancilla Domini"; he, along with Holman Hunt and Millais, founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood which stood for lofty ideals, ex- pressed in appropriate design and coloration. As a mystic; his scope ranges from the ethereal dreaminess of “The Blessed Damozel", to the despairing cry of “The Woodspurge”: “Unto the man of yearning, thought And aspiration to do aught Is in itself almost an act.” e a n- e perfected a method 0f extr from sugar beets and offe formula to all comers. taken as a solution for the su said officials, are unimpressed with the taffy but smack their lips over the syrup/T ##1## “In making the all-out transformation from a peaceful to a militant democracy Canada has given a. remarkable demonstration of the moral strength of the British Commonwealth of Nat- ions,” said Mr. Boyal S. Kellog, of New York, secretary of the News Print Service Bureau, speaking t0 the Kiwanis Club at Stanford, Conn., in the furtherance of the Canada-United States Good Will Week, which for several years has been observed by Kiwanis Clubs through- out the United States. “Canada pf her own free will and without any treaty obligations whatever, went into World War II in defence of human decency and individual rights on September 3, 1939. At that time the personnel of her navy was 1,800, of her army 4,500 and of her air force 4,000. Now she has 5,500 in navy services, 445,000 in the active army plus 100,000 in re- serve, and 200,000 in the air service. A greater accomplishment in three and a half years starting from scratch would b: hard ‘to find anywhere." After all Premier Aberharfs prediction of a province flowing with milk and honey, not to mention money if the Social Crediters were given a chance, it must be discouraging to the sick Premier of Alberta now in hospital in Van- couver, to find that in his absence Hon. W. A. Fallow, Alberta's Minister of Public liVorks, has gone to New York and Ottawa with Hon. Solon Low, Provincial Treasurer, to discuss the refunding of Alberta's public debt totalling $140,899,100 and other financial matters. After completing discussion in the American city, the Alberta representatives will go to Ottawa, ap- parently for discussions with Dominion officials regarding Alberta's financial standnng. The Edmonton Bulletin in a copyright newspage story said “The meetings in New York are described as of extreme importance and on their outcome, it is understood the whole future course of pro- vincial debt schemgs i: dipepdent." Rev. C. W. Demille, General Secretary of the Ontario Temperance Federation has been speak- ing his mind at the London Conference of the United Church. He does not think either the C.C.F. or his brothers of the Cloth are really sincere in their advocacy of Prohibition. His first accusation was against the C.C.F.-S0cial- ists, then next against all political parties, and then his own cloth. Any political party in the word ‘rum’ in various ways." He did not elabor- ate or amplify, but let the pun go. As to the clergy themselves he again finds a too hesitant attitude. He put it this way: "If it were an- nounced at a meeting of the London Confer- ence that someone was going to come to speak for a half hour on temperance. there would be a sudden congestion at those doors at the back with people going out." “The London Confer- ence is an organization of ministers and laymen,” says the Montreal Gazette. "Mr. Demille knows these gentlemen better than we do, but why the back door? Why not go out the front way, boldly and openly? If the egresses are inade- niassacred. Russia may pour out blood like things. It is pitiful that they should be thong t of by a few. And it is shameful that some f these should today be sitting in the Parliame t Well done Prince Edward Island so far; lit Their Majesties, King George VI and Queeh Opposition Leader stated that whether or not the national special committee on social All the Provincial Governments exoept that of this Province were represented on a delegation" to Resources Ming‘ Crerar last ivcek asking assistance and cooperation in protecting forest‘ resources. The brief submitted stated that pro- Dante Gabriel Rossetti, English painter and poet, died this date, 1882; son of an Italian patriot who had settled in England and became writer Rossetti was essentially mediaeval and Homemade sugar from beets went down the road 0f abandoned hope when agriculture depart- ment scientists at Ottawa declared there's no such thing. Departmental officials said that re- cently they have been swamped with letters from housewives asking to be told more about liome- made sugar. Not long ago departmental chemists acting table syrup red t0 supply the In some quarters this was gar shortage, and, “the legend grew." "The truth is that any housewife can make eight t0 10 pints of table syrup from I00 pounds of sugar beets," they said. “But if she evaporates the syrup she doesn't get sugar, but a sort of taffy. Chemists country he said “is a rum crowd, and I use the 5 llotes By The Way In hla reminiscences, o famed sur- geon tells or taking more than 1.000 gnusmnes from n patient, after Keir ting his ointrry on the table. —D¢- trolt News. gmam 1| this year lllllilll for a harvest. that will meet no less than a0 -er bent of her primary fwd w‘ quirements. Even three years a8? - such an effort would have seem“? (mum! _0ttawo Citizen. llsh rb (the moral urging first ifrisvlretter w he“ beer than bee!) misfit have M" in" vented for the forthcomlns eXlflnfillm of the mtlonlflfl system: “He $13," buys buys many blmes- "‘ Vancouver Province. Among the loot. captured by the Americans from retieatlns German fltoopg in Tunisia were some Cull- romia primes. apparently take" earlier from United States forces- They are reported to have ncqulred a. few fresh wrinkles through “WIW over having tio keep such bad com- pany for o. short time. Wind-w! Slim‘- n t l1 v l wouldi not dare so much as in hint. that. women can be better sold- iers than men: but they 8W beymld question tidler 1n some resafds- S" James Grlgg said their greatest trl- 11mph was seen in their takiniz over of search-light stations. A E004 mB-"V 01' these are set in lonely and muddy fields: but. since the women were installed these patchwork deserts have begun to blossom like the rose. The paths grow neat. and tidy: and besides the potaizer proper. where vegetables are beliuz IZTOWII 51163955‘ fully. small cottage-like flower stard- one embrace the Army hiits- —1-<>!1' don Spectator. This Spring in many parts of llw world men may marvel. as they have ln Ekigland, at the paracox of death and destruction conferring the mir- _acle of life, states. The Chicago News. Around and within the jagged crat- ers where Blunt bombs have con- verted the earth's surface into some- thing resembling a landscape on the moon, wild flowers, shrubs and varieties of grasses that have not been seen for decodes have appear- ed. Some of the varieties have been thought: w be extinct: but the seeds have lain donnant deep within the earth. They have been stimulated by the presence of nitrates 1n the soil -nltrates broadcast by the ex- ploding bombs and shells. Calling nt- teriiion to this phencmenon 1s ner- haps as far as a lav commentator should 1m. Consideration of its im~ pgcatlons may well be left to the eologlans Lord Beaverbrook astonished an audience by stating that the British Empire once touched Russia! He was referring b0 over 1.000 miles of coin- mon frontier between Canada and Alaska, for during the Crimean ‘Nor Alaska. was a. Russian possession, says J. W. Edwards in Belfast Weekly Telegraph. Geography teams with surprises. How many people are aware. for instance, that Eslln- burgh ls north of Moscow? Liver- pool too, is as far north as parts of Labrador. Hudson's Bay rind Kam- chatka. while the SIIOLIAIIC Islands are actually further north lhan PUBLIC FORUM MARKETING AND Ho“ GRADING s1r.- For several days the Chi-l" lottetiown pres; had an article under the headlnl “H08 Gradinl CW1‘ parlsoxia" which showed that i119 percentage of hogs delivered l0 u‘: Charlottetown plant 0M W°° - graded 86 A's to the 100. and ihOBQ sent to Moncton the some week graded 48.8 percent and the farm- ers were asked to do a little pen- cll work. but were not. mid what pca ntage of these were. brood sows or unclerweixht 11088. tllfll W" snipped to either biases that week- But one might take 1t to mean that if the hogs that were shipped to Charlottetown had been will l0 Moncton the producers would have got more money. The Wfllfir Wlll give another comparison. At e public meeting held at Bradalbaxie called by the Murketlnl Board S00- ictary the marketlnz 0f 1103s WM under consideration. one of the speakers showed the returns f0!‘ 5W0 hogs that he fed. The! WEN m?!" the same litter. pure bred York- shii-es of the bacon type. fed Bl the some trough from start to fln- ish, they were s0 much Blllie in size? shape, color. the same sex. that they could not be told apart They were weighed before feediml onc morning of the week they were same. They were shipped the same week. one went to Charlottetown and the other to the Merketlniz Board one‘ went to Moncton, The returns showed that they both were killed the day following the day they were shliJDed. Davis 8s Fraser! returns gave. weight. 1'15 lbs. made B1W (Bacon grade but overweight). The Marketing Board returns nave weight. 160 lbs. grade BIT (short. thick. undesirable type). There was a difference of $2.61 more for the hog that was shipped" to Charlotte- town. 9 percent difference 1n the “weight, Mi". Gillies was asked, what was done with that 15 lbs of hog meat. he made no explanation. The speaker told the meeting that he called at the Marketing Board office and asked to see the returns from lvloncton showing the welizht and grade of hoes he shipped and‘ was told by the Secretary that he would show hlm nothing. Yes farm- ers figure carefully, study your business. Do vour own thinking. Produce to the limit of vour ability and Buy Victory Bonds. I a111, sir. etc. FARMER. (JIJUB SECRETARY. Working Himself To Death (Bruce Hutcliisqn in the Victoria 'I‘intes_ Last week, iii the course of the daily grind, 1 went to Vancouver to interview Ml‘. Ilsley. It; out to be pleasant. In Ottawa, whcrc I have seen lilm from time t0 time. Mr. Ilsley ls polite but busy. You have the feeling that Leningrad and parts of Alaska. and Greenland, And Land's End is not the most westerly point in Brlflilll. A glance at the atlas will nrnve that certain portions of the Scottish coast jut out farther west. the most westerly point of the mullllfllid be~ 111g Ardnamurchan Point, Argyll The rich Scottish brnizue spoken by foiemen in American munitions Yuwflefi brinfis a blush of shame to the cheek c? Malcolm MacDonald, British High Commissioner to Can- ada. In a. visit. to these factories Mr. MacDonald has found that the foremen are mostly Scotsmori. He describes them as sergeants leading the companies of soldier-workmen in the battle of factories. "Most of bhem left their native land 10. 20 and 30 years." writes Mr. MacDon- ald t0 a. friend ln Dlngwell. They flatter my national pride. "With shining eyes and in a. rich bi-og-ue which makes me blush with shame at my own anaemic Oxford accent, they speak of Edinburgh and‘ Glas- sow. Aberdeen and Invemess and scores of other places north of the ed. ‘Ilhelr heads may be lii Am- erica. but their hearts are back 1n Scotland . " -Glasgow Bulletin, Wlhat onr British Columbia mam; authorities have been able to accom- plish should indicate that the infant; mbflifllli-y rate is controllable and film it can be cut down 1n other ports o! Canada 1f the through their governments There is satisfaction in ‘reflecting that thousands of children in Bri- tish Columbia are alive and well lllIlPly because our health authori- ties had the foresight in past years to do something about bettering conditions. The improvement has in. eluded the organizations we have devempfll W extend nursing, pre- natal and‘ post-natal care and edu- cation. The cost will 1t . combatants, b t 1 it In belnr dliltlncrilyihiise madY. British Wome Valuable service on all-out war akeneri’. Al- n are giving anti-aircraft it wolf, £32.25‘; __.._______ Another slur ha; he modest Brussels has not yet recove veltks remark, from lsfnglanc; that. wouldnt have w eat another of the little getoble for many a moon. The British Ministry of Agri- culture now announces that produc- tion of the Brussels sprout tn war- time la non-essential and wasteful of land end labor. This is indeed a rude blow. But, being Belgian and patriotic. the sprout will bend. not musk, before the wind anti’. ln a brighter and better world, will once more defiantly unfurl its crlsp green Nd from Mrs. on returning she hoped she quatc, they could be enlarged." leaves in the market baskets of the world-News From Belgium. The wind flopped loose, the wind was sill, shakepf out. dead from tree and 1 : I haid walked on at the Wind's w ,- I sat now. for the wind woe still. Between my knees was,- My llps, drawn 1n, said not Alas! My hair was over in the ass, My naked ears heard he day pass. My eyes, wide open. had the run Of some ten weeds to fix Among those few, out of the sun, been cast on _., sprout. which Qveiiiq minute you spend in his of- i101.‘ is a minute lost t0 the war eriort and. it you are a patriot, you cut your visit; 51101-1, in the interests of the nation. In Van- couver Ml‘. Ilslev had time to re- Ill.'\“l_0l' almost half an hour. lhis is a long time for him, He had arrived on the ‘plane at 2 a.n_i., held a press conference at 9.4a, went to a meeting at l1, de- livered a luncheon address at noon, made another speech in the Rltvmwii. and had B. plane to Cfllflll at 6 D. m. and several speeches a dill’ from then on until he got. back to real work ln Otta- wa. There Ls only one D05slble dan- ger to the great. career of Mr. Ils- ley ln the public life of Canada. It is that; he will work himself to death under the impression he ls living a. normal life THE WOODSPUBJGE my forehead Tl; "'\( n AL I" m. I U"ln .1 ll. J. IMBOI O §T lioulllie. P- l |- 1O l! l. . office Iguana '- 3 I- llolitlaya etc. In liilfllllilll shipped. and weighed exactly the m TllE CHARLOTTETOWJSI GUARQAN ____ sr ~ Technique 01' Terror t momma-aw’ B] ll’ Atiooitieehavebeenoommltted ineveryoeimn-yoceupiedby the enellmThisianoaccidenbfil-‘he! oislastraffifl’ e o! political on. Atrocities are not "forced" 119°! 9119's by the exigencies w! enemy seine W011 W"! iy to carry out his plan terrorism by such devices tiomn-e violence. starvation, mur- der. nib Justice. NWllll-l. hosi- IIU- elm ' sum is no mi» the emmy will w» m; gipetratfpn of atrocities, either in near future or-if be t Bldg-CBC?!‘ ed ou be d in this fimfimTwavilmlaa nemwuis-aiw the war o6 a permanent 110110}:- Tbe enemy le tel/trail’: i0 "I! l‘ and brutality. Don mpt for hu- mane principles, for those he con- siders weak or worthless to hi! plane, is enoourozggcpizgioth official pliiine biileimlii: and-blooded resort u, ;uiqil;ingaiqgmi:oripgsedlcoted on two maxi: ybellef m bu’ destiny M master race which considers all other people, including Americans. inherently inferior and entitled l-° naming more than ruthless treet- eui. A conviction that the ullimlle goal of world enslavement jusglflggmthg. adoption of any W!" on me o . “M” ognaqnthentrbfitiiig? purposes - - To terrorize occupied’ lands into complete submission. To frighten neutral countries into acceptance 0t’ enemy demand-s- To aim at demoralizatlon of the armed forces of the United Nations eountl . axgonegibtloire 1:0: the United Nations sharp élfPresslml-‘i M hatred and retaliation which may then be need by the enemy for domestic pioplsfl-Tldfl PlIYDQ-"fi- To limit population srflwlh within occupied nations by 59P- arating men from women, break- lng up funllles. mtrlctlne mar- flgges, depot-ting male labor and slmillar activities. To provide slave workers. lri- women, as replacements for manpower losses fin enemy fac- borles and on farms. To help in the persecution of rellslnn by threatanlruz the faithful in all countries and eliminating all worship but that: of the enemy state and its demOBOKl-le 16869"- Tn exterminate literally certain "Inferior" people-the Jews, Poles. Greeks. Slavs and others. To naralyu the life, culture and unity of conquered countries through complete llouldatlon of their political, entellectual and s lrlt/ual lenders. “COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVIC ” W. ll. ROGERS Agencies Ltd. Phone 540-541 ands 01m A M I la by Eydlaueed orrofd separatfiisiilntheoiand as“ i...:....“":r..'."r.-. of 121% orallttle more or less. This Sole la mode in urauimee of a Power of Bale eon March, l lid Roberta M. MiiPherson Queen! 001m mrlflllinlhurlllfl‘ of iilxiiep first a; an ‘ ‘ a 0 - , of aloolm Omnmlmwn “mdyiiieyslgciiviid Mt and engage was the sold Annabella Oilliiliiillfl 21:1 unment dated ApriInHM, default math in ent “ii..- fu the twigs; non mo? Oh of the nhreat secured thereby. rtleul l in u i321»... Refilla- l mo! Building, 011M‘- Dated thll Mill dlY 01 597E195. Ofll i.‘ eeietiwiil ‘IIBUQEETOII John Jartlinli Asslgnee of Mortali- 4404-1119. 1n owed "suitW-iflrei the bob shingle; l bmglez-last and fortunately least- the Eton cmp. Again. In this war. dresses and coats are little more than knee length-o fadakm that basthevirtnseofbeiwaleoanee- onomy measure. But hair h decidedly irnrationed It's wom by the 110188-4114 W some not so yvunl-hn-flllfil 100891? on the shoulders. And this ha‘: become a wartime both sides of’ the Atlan . m the services women have in restrain their ireaees e0 that; they will-go nicely inside or fit neatly ground a, uniform can); In indul- einrberanco preva . Many war itifeilrkers wear their hair either in a page boy bob or cascading to their shoulders and then high up over the forehead. With a bop knot or bunch of curls. And it's a first class wartime headache for those concerned to devise a safety cap that will do its Job of pioctectlrig every hair of every woman's head that has to dodge travelling belts and menaciric madilne y and at the some time be a attractive enough to persuade her to wear ft. Flying Boat Destroys ll-Boat WASHINGTON. May 10 --(AP)— Destruction of a German ” lne by a United States Navy 111/1!!! boat which found it surfaced: West Indian waters during March was reported today by the Navy De- partment. The plane strafed the submarine before dropping four depth charities which broke the enemy undersea craft; In two. Simultaneously, the Navy said, there was a heavy ex- plosion cascading debris. smoke and water 40 feet into the air, ______ii. FRANCE- Giraud offers De Gaulle arrangement in which they in, MAY 1943 PAN-CAKE MAKti-UP §.'tl'.."‘¥"..t!. seanato ma: Houmnd“ ||lellon...itim+.ss=.y:,|:: snioothhyonlhju l»! _ _ _ i, h,“ ‘l9 u"! Wmlllnion ‘(salient-n o, »" or our: ‘ .......r' - Max Factor has“ P oyd _Max_ _I:oior —Fo1lndailiin.n c u“ and $1.3} ‘USU!’ Dry Skin Cr",- 150 and $1.35 A irlngog -——-——--—75cnnd$ Max Factor Lipstick m; “MIT _--------60eond$ M x Factor lion e Refill - Q; Minx Factor Pewdger Brushs- $13; Max Factor Astringent l-"ounilatl 75o and S1. 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