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THE UHAKLU'l"l‘E'l'OWN GUARDIAN

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Ontario lrlai Frost ldilk Distributors

‘IORONTO. Dec. 12-46?) -—On- tario Milk Distributors’ Associa- tion in a brief submit ‘ to the Royal Commission on rnllir today

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1 Fur Muff to match her cont Muskrat — Seal — Persian -,-

Coney — $10.50 up

Grey and Brown Russian Squirrel Neclrpieoea - $15.00 per animal.

Platinum — Sliver - lied E0!

We Guarantee to Meet Any Competitive

For she knows, as most island women know.....that Furs from

Island Furriers represent the ul- timate in Furriers craftmanship.

QUALITY For Qusurv VALUE For VALUE

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. the ' ' the price raise conierred on milk distributors." The association said its membership handled ‘i5 per cent of the total fluid mill: busi-

lsland Furriers are Unbeatable

said that the "increase in the con- sumer price of mlllt. from 1t cent: a unit in Ju to l6 cents in Oct- l obes‘ resuitedtin a decrease is: the ' volume of sales which in turr: has lrricnased the unit costs o! pre- [cessing the distribution." The brief added that "this add- ed cost. will equal or even exceed insignificant benefit which

ness in Ontario.

It was "regrettable" that oubllo use of milk should be less than public need. the brief said. It addl that “the price o! milk to the whlllmlr advanced from ll cents to l! cents in June but no par: o! this increase went to the beneﬁt of either dairy farmer or disttlnu- tt-r—the Dominion Government alone got any benefit in that‘ it saved the consumer subsidy of two cents e, quart, or, put differently, the consumers as taxpayers got the benefit."

Senator Davis Takes lip Budgets

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IIVIIWOOL. Dee. ll —- ('71P Oablel-Qenator W. Rupert Davies. publisher of the Rlnlllﬂﬂ will? standard, who sailed for Canada today, protested ln-a letter to the Liverpool Post about the Post's reporting of the return to thr United Kingdom o! "disillusioned" brides of Canadian servicemen. Senator Davies referred spsch fically to a front-page story on 1M docking of the liner Cavina which was headed: "Heartbreak ship here once more; brides again back irons Canada."

In his letter, Senator Davies said the story rave an iuurvum" picture of living condition: in Canada and suggested "instead of plastering a three-column tread- ing on your front page about dis- zlluslonment ef a tew returning brides. You try 1° (ind W! “m” thing about the thousands of Eni- lish girls who have come Olil t0 Canada during the past. two W"! and who have found there, happi- ness and contentment.”

ILB. Potato Growers llrge Federal Action

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BARR-AND. N- B. Dw- 11-‘01’! -A resolution urging Parietal act- ion to assure New Brunswick W?!‘ to growers a fair return on til!!!‘ _ 1940 crops has been adopted at \ the annual meetiﬂl o! tho "m" land Agricultural Society.

The resolution stated that owllil to heavy over-production o! pota- toes in Canada. combined with lloas ot a starch factor? ll W“ area, growote could market only a smell put of the crop sad that at

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"H! ILOSSOI—AII the cool and quiet freshness of an orchard glimpsed at dawn. light-hearted, beguiling, universally beloved by men and women alike. 1.25 llllVll-SIIT-To waft you very near to heaven and "'7 far from earth.

A hauntingly lovely, ethqul and fragile fragrance.

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rucmuurl- n». that sophisticated mood, that air of poised serenity, that gala; glittering evening. this Iubtle," dieaeetly perfect; worldly-wise perfmne. 1.25

Jamloson’: lirug Store

Delightful Gifts

The lest in Toilet Goods

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D0 YOU KNOW THAT

All Cara Manufactured b! Ford Motor Company can be Serviced and Supplied with genuine parts

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Stewart Motors

“YOUR MERCURY DEALER" We Stock Heaters, Chains‘, Batteries

Jackets -- Capes, eta.

island furriersi

tion. The present stabilisation pro~ gram is due be start my 1 and

this was declared tee late tc as- sist in marlretlnl of potatoes fr“! ihls area.

iSays Plague 0i Communism Falls 0n llsny Localities

_.- Dee. l1—(@)—0. I. Carllsle. president ef the Dominion

Bank, told the annual moeilus o!

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LENGTBEN Lll-‘l OI GOOD of housewives, claims one manu- lecturer-who says s blanket could have as many lives as a cat if it were treated properly —ls biunket- ranking when..bed\ are made, This practice breaks dean ﬁbres

Woolly winter blankets will het. V" Insulate you agsmst frosty nlps ri you treat them gently and kegp hem clean. Most common fault stretches covers out of line.

Here are more reminders to paste on your closet r100.‘ which if heed- cii will lengthen ‘he life oi these cherished woolies‘.

l, Whisk out, loose dirt and dust

regularly with a nroom to keep]

hlankevs insulation at peak eiilci-

ency. But always hrush towards the bindings, never crosswise.

I. Bindings should be flesh and clean. They can be sudscd with n mild soap and stains rubbed o-ut with a soit blush .v'il\nui veiling the entire blanket Iron bindings,

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rut never try to press the blanket. shuehom,"

ed on loosely and washed ire- has mum on many quently protects m». cover when Cm“, ‘nd to V°“""° 5m‘ I-bed- than many people are aware."

d. When making beds. luck mi- lered or hospital corners in secure- “Mic countries with

THE IIDUOATED SUICIDE

Russia's standard

eide is more prevalent anion! qmmigm,

Dealing

educated than illiterate groups.

with labor

proper leadership.

There is new ope for you could be avoided. it you use Fulton's Gou h Syrup. Bad attacks oi coug -

in will certainly be checked.

today that thd S. An extra lZ-in"): binding sew- opopsonou; plague of communism localities in a greater extent

comparing conditions in demo~ those in ly but allow sides to hang loosely. Run“, My, Cnrlisie eald it was difficult to understand why N11“. one would prefer Communism and of living in Some authorities say that. sul- m,“ o; the pﬂvitqe, enjoyed w

disputes. Mr. Carllele said the strike wea- pon was being overworked. Lobe: unions were essential and. under ceuld be of

special assistance ln the ‘Mitts’- ment of production and service but by referring industrial dia-

putes to the courts Ireat incon- venlence and loss to the M0919

In many reqsects the lest fiscal year was the most successful in the bank's history. It had opened

new o-anches and had r

T is aromatic remedy acts as an internal antiseptic and thins out the. mucus or phlegm that causes the gasping and choking. The strained, over-wrought con- dition in the muscles oi’ the throat and bronchial tubes is relaxed. and you can’ breathe more ireel again. liyou auifer lrom a eel: Throat. from

ches. ~ Robert Res. geenrsl masses

statement, liquid position.

anciai ItrOIII total deposits

previous fiscal year. list

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property as sites for other bran-

the bank; reviewed its latest tia- indicating a growing and expansion ef commercial loans. Current leans reached a total of $300,000. an increase oi QMSOOLQO over the

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