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The Ladies’ Committee reported that arrangements had been com- ‘pleted for the serving of refresh- ments.

The chairman thanked the vari- ous committees for their excellent support which augurs well for a splendid program.

Montague Community Welfare League

On October 10 the Moiitaquc Commuiihy Welfare League held a

meeting in the Montague Curling our: TRAVERSE scuool‘ x Rink in connection with the Com-

munity'Carnival to be held cn Octo- mm" ‘m’ August md semen“ bcr 15 to l8 inclusive. The meet- be?’ , v ing ivas yiresiricd over by Mr. Ethan ""1391" Dew-i H. Stewart the general chairman Grade X—-l. Glenda Waddell; 2. of committees and the following Jimmie MacNeill; 3. Jackie Camp- committees submitted their re-_ ll__

Grade IX-l. Marlon Lord; l.

rt . polhse Program Committee report- Gordon Cutcliﬂe. Grade VIII-l. Pauline Irving; Byron

ed that arrangements have been , made to have the Charlottetown 2. Henderson Harvey; 3. Pipe and Drum Band on the open-I Culclifle. 1n;- mqm. October l5. | Grade VII-l- Roger Weddell. The Entertainment Committee Grade VI—l. Roger Kaye and rcpcrtcd several entries for the Donnie MacNeill, equal; zBeotrich fiddling and dancing contests to Cutcllﬂe; S. Sheldon Gardiner. be held on October i6. Perfect attendance: Jimmie Mao The following entries were i-e- Neill. Glenda Weddell, Pauline J!"t(‘(l 1o have been rcccivcd for‘ Irving, Roger Kaye, Allison Wad- Ii ironies: for Octo- dell, Betty Rogerson. M“ Cﬁisgéictlcnl KHigwfiqziveragebGrade 6, Roger o i , c wants aye . u, an onnie MacNeill, ﬁt and Thompson 90.3%. td. and two teams comprised of Principal, Mrs. l-lezeri MacWil- Ix-scrizice pPTSOnIlEl. licms.

ll is easy to bring new life and beauty to an old-fashioned kitchen. A little ingenuity, a bit of carpentry and paint can work wonders.

You will ﬁnd your C-I-L Paint Dealer a real help with Iuggeslions. And, of course, he can supply those Op-quality C-l-L Paints and Enamels that add the

frowning touch to your handiwork.

I hate? , 1W Slzollld WEI. . h‘ J P? I by w‘. “u”. ‘jinx w m DIMAimmypeceeuidmtineoutmnI-mllihﬁm- mwdmhgtw. —- of “m” mm Jnfruiittgiezfn Ogyrrespond- I

I mail m” I "n "mmd ‘l’ once was rud. Members decided meetinli

' F“ 1nehmm to take contributions Xm- clothing drainer.

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Grade VI—l. Betty MacLean- 2. kltllslgliéy lwacPhee; 3. Everett Gil-

l-loward Gillespie; 3. Tommie Mac- Phee.

Parker Beer

oonuwiu.

Sgt. Andrew Gus. W110 1' returned to his home in Com enlisted with the 2nd Med. Buttery. Sept. 2nd. M19, thus endinl I ll! year period as a soldier in the com

Port at the time. and lhe accident not him in hospital for a six month period. Not wanting to be “shclved" he naked to be regained to thong us yunner. h was gran and he served in this capacity-as driver o! light ylehlcles and tar maimed his original unit which

131E CHARLUPTETOWN GUARDIAN

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ogrgnen. 12. ins ' --..__ =___

ne to Italy. . ry n e mm’ he w mioehmi-nﬁ the Riﬂe: and Gshthic lines. In

saw plenty oi’ action till VE-Day.

Recall their tra-xisier from Italy to the 10w countries. Sgt. Gus made this comment: “Alter seeing the poverty and tilt-h of southern _ Itslyitwuaplecsuretobein Holland, where the fann homes and townswereasspic andspannsour‘ gwurl} [homes in the "Garden o! the

3st. Gass- was loud in his praise 0f Blxiand. 11y the beam of its rural sec ons wilh their we tended farms surrounded by neat hedges. etc.

He returned to Canada on Sept. 30th last, along with eight others‘ only part of the original personnel- tor what with sickness eto. their ranks had been thinned by time.

in. Gus has seen s. lot c1 the world. a lot of fighting. and a lot o! nood and bad. but his greatest Joy came, when crossing the North. umberland Strait, he beheld once more the Peaceful shores o! his native Province. At two o'clock on Sunday alter- noon last. u fire of unknown origin caused extensive dam e to a large barn owned by Doug as MacDon. aid. Cornwall. By 2:30 P.M.,'up- wards o! a hundred persons gath. ered at the scene o! the lire and orfered what assistance they could. But as most o! the water had to be trucked from Crosby's Pond - a distance of over one mile -- the task o! subduinz the flames was almost hooelius Finally, a call for assistance brought the City Fire Dept. on the scene, and with their valuable assistance, the ﬂames were brought under control by six o'clock that afternoon. Besides the damaged bani, two large stacks which stood close to the building were almost completely ruined. A threshing mill which was sec up in the yard was also badly damaged. It oould not be ascertained at this writinﬂ whether the building was covered by insurance or not.

Miss Piiyllis.Godfre-y. Moncton, gpenl. the weekend at her old cme

We rezret reporting the illness at his home here of Hanan S. How- ard, merchant and former post. master of this village.

Mrs Frank Howard spent the week-end in Covehead. the Quest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes.

LONG RIVER SCHOOL

Foi'_the month o? September. genlgr Igéepzilrtmeulk: ta e —~ . J P to - _ 021% Johnstone.“ w“ r‘ 2 s e IX-i. Martaret Cain bell; 2. Evelyn Bernard; a. Alvn

Bernard. Ghadc VIII-—1. Earlth Dunning; 2. Ralph Cole; 3. Jane Fletcher. Grade VII—l M e Bernard;

géralﬂdyl Paymdl’; 3. Muriel Payn-

Grade VI-l. Robert Fletcher; 2. Edwin Campbell; s. Emmett Fltzsimmons.

w- Boyd Bgalrfto,’ Principal,

S'i"li"’v”""iiii M...

l’ e —1. d Pi - 2. Eric Bell. I m’

Grade IV-i. Hillard Thompson;

2. William Pitzsimmons; 3. Amy Brown. Giuclc III Si'_-l. Clair MacLecd;

2. Norma Cam b ll; 3. Lei h B1, Grade III Jig-El. Earle gitusfri. n5: 2. Betty Johnstone; 3. D011. Eas Psynter. Grade Il——l. Keith Brown. Grade I—-l\"o tests, Mae Best, assistant. CLYDE RIVER SCHOOL Report of the standing of the

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upils o! Clyde River School for he months of August and Septem- 1'.’

Grade X-i, Katherine Living-

stone; 2. Phyliis Maclilnnqn,

Grade Ill-—1. Audrey Darrach.

Grade lV—i_ June MacPhce; 2.

Grade III—l_ Kenneth MaoNelll; - 5°31! Mllf-YBYZ 3. Ethel Gillespie. Grade I-l. Elmer MsoKinnon A: (equal);

Gillespie; 3. John Scott Reta. Cruwys, teacher.

urns: Emil

2. George

0m‘- also loo far. ‘his way or that; A headache, or some extra clean- A triviiil Worry. overleaning A fancied z Ouch little think u those an trot llld ‘its tube caﬂot that my soil

Yes: prowess in the life o! faith is slow,

311s makes me wonder why

When t e will seems reeclue and stra

Should nerves so?

Why do I wish to say the things

Royalty Institute was held on the third o! the month at the homo of Mrs. Russel Bell with the president presiding. Fourteen members and

A sleepless nigh

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j -—————-——'f gnoup A . l LB. PER coupon - 2 ozs. PER TOKEN hair-Indus PORK-Cured IOII-Imolnl #00!!!’ HIM“ . , sue-sumo bee! Back (sliced) boneless Bsckliuoonﬁlloﬂd) hymen-Md GIWPBM“ W"

- P‘ GROUP B - ll/l; LBS. PER COUPON - 3 OZS. PER TOKEN

ﬂ-MOIOIO‘

Round Sunk or Roast-bond In Round Steak or Rout-bombs

Round Stank, Minced Sirloin THp-Jronolcu

Qldn Butt-bamboo Iluuk Stab-boneless Strip loin-boneless

Rib Ruuut, 7 Riblzoneo (rolled

wbolQ-bono s

Prlluolllblousqilibloud

(rollcdFbonolau

lib Roast Rolled, 6th and 7th Rib Boneo-—lnsido Roll-boneless

Tenderloin

. i-Irookotﬁuod

Ihuuk, 1dquurtu—bonolaurnd Round Rum: or Square

Sirloin Steak or Roast-bone in

Purlorbouse Stuck or Rout- bono In

T-bouo Stock or Rout-bone In Win; Slouk or Roust—bono In Rib Roost, 7 Rib Bones, Whole-

bono in

Prlmu Rib Roost, 5 Rib Bonan- bono In lib Rousqjlk and ‘lib Rib Bones

IIOIII

Rolled Rib Roast, 6th and 7th Rib Bones, Outside Roll-boneless

Pluto Brlskbt (munch-boneless Brisket Point (rulledk-bonclou

Rolled Shoulder-boneless

DEEP-Inch or Outed

Short Ribs, Brulsiug—bono in

' Plate Brisket-bone in BIIIROI PGIII—IIOIW In

Round Bonn Shoulder Rout-

bone In Blade Roost-bone in Chuck Rqusb-bono in

Shuuk, Froulquuter, Whole- bono In

Fluuk, Th-laumoi-bono In

VRlL-PIOIII

Leg, Long Cut—bone in Lug, Short Cut-bone In Log, Skunk End-born In

lsimIullOuhFlunkomliiluay

and Suot out-bane In

BEEP-Paula or Cured

Shank, Knuckle End-bone In

VIII-Prods Fluuk—bono in

Shunk, Front-bone In Skunk, Hind-bone In

Sirloin Tip, Cubed ou- Minute Stub: boneless

Short or Crouo Rib Roast-band It}

GROUP - 3SL1BS. PER COUPON -

)(PIII‘ SIAIBBIOII;(IIIOQ‘ "l"

M—M Hallo, Hakim-boneless Cutlets or Fillet Roast-bone In “"3 u an“?

Strip Loin Stocks-boneless

Fmnl; Roll-boneless sidizgzkiczhnle’ Pb?“ o’ suou

l“ R°"_-"°"“'°" Trimmings, Em- Lem (skinless)

mi.“.:;7"°"'“' T--1-'»-- ~

Lam or Munch-rm!- PORK-dud .

Fronlquarlcr (rollcdkborwlesl Quail‘! nllgloghgzlns W119“ m‘

PORK—I'IQSII Picnic, H “cu-boneless

Butt, Whole, Pieces or ump- Hum, Whole. Plow w 911w’- (i-IndIQQQ-bono In 541M100

Butt, Whole, Pieces or Chupu Elma cant!‘ Sunni-OWN III (Pilﬂllﬂﬂ-IPWWIH! Buck, Whole or Platoon-boneless

Hum, Ccutro Slices-bone in Hum, WbulqPieces or Slices- boneless

Skiuless Roll-boneless Hum Butt Rnll—bonobl|

Blade Roost, Blade und Blokuhup Round Buns Should: (Imp q- out-bono In Roast-born In

Chuck Route-bombs: Shank, Plmut-buuolod

Nock-Jaoneleu Neck-handout

Shrink, Centre Cut-bone in Shank Mcut—boneless Stowing bloat-bowled! ‘Iumburger S

VIBE-Fresh

Shank, Iliad-boneless

Rump, Knuckle Bone out-bone In Sirloin Butt Rank-bone In Sirloin Butt Steak-bowl In

Leg, Sirloin Butt End—b0no In Loin, Full Cut, Flank 0R, Kidney

and Sue! out—bono it's

Loin, Short Cut, Flank 0R, Kidney and Suot out-bond in

Veal Loaf or Pattie! Stowing Vcul—bonoloul

LAMB or IIUTTOR-IIOIII Sirloin or Chump Chop-bond In

Loin, Whole, Flank 0E, Kidney null Suet out-bone In

Lolu Roast o; Chop, Tenderloin End-born In

Pulﬂﬂ

PORK-hull:

Picnic, Backless-bum In Butt (rind on‘); mole, Pieces or

Loin Cho or Roast, Tenderloin Butt (rind m); Whuloor rush- Eud-gono In boneless

Loin Chop or Rout, Rib End Hum, Trimmed, Whole, Butt Emil --bono in or Shank End-bone In

Blade Chop or Roach-bone in Breast-bone in Neck-Janna in

F orcquartur, Whole, T Rib Rauco- hono In

Loln, Whole, Flank 0n, Kidney and Suet out-hon: in

Loin Rib Rhust w Chop-born In

Fmulquuncr, Whole or Hull- hom! In

‘Ruck, Whole-drone a» Ruck or Shoulder, lock Jal- Rnck, Shoulder oil‘, Knuckle Bone 5"" '" out-bone in Ruck or Shoulder, Neck oﬂ‘

FIB l" SAUSAGE-Inch or Ourod M‘ °' she'd" “er-Pm i» Pork Sausage (hmumorclal Sausage

Picnic, Rock on-bono In Loin (rind on),_WlIolo, Places or

Lima or MUTTON-Prosh charm‘ m

loggoFull Cut, Whole or Hull'—~ no In kg, Short Cut-bone In ‘

LlMI-Prelll Flank-bone In Ncck—lmnc in Bi-casi.—bone in

PORK-hulk Luciano-bone In Hock-bone In Juwl

PORK-Cured Rook-bone In

Mess Pork-born In Short Cut Buck-bone Ill Juwl

MAT— MEAT PIES

MEAT (IN SIM-ID QQNTM) Cnutuinlf

6 OZS. PER TOKEN

in or boneless), when ooQd

Pork Butt-bamboo Pork Rum-Janelle:

PORI-Imokul _ Picnic, Hocklesu or Hock ou- ' bonobu -

Cottage Roll or Butt, Whole o! Pieces-boneless .

Skinleau Roll-bonalou

Hum, Centre Slices-bow In

Hum, Whole (lklu on or lkﬂ ,

Pieces or Slims-boneless Back, Whole or Pieces-boneless

Side Bacon (rind on or rindlosl), Whole or Pieces

OOORED MELT

Any uncooked Group C Item (bout in or boneless), when cooked.

s

GROUP C - Z LBS. PER COUPON - 4 OZS. PER TOKEN - ""“i"""'-__'

Loin, Trimmed (rlndloll), Whole, i Pieces na- Qwp-bono h lilo Punk, Whole or Phone-bond h

PORK-Cured

Picnic, Hockless-bone In

Hum, Trimmed, Whole, Rult lull or Shank End-born In

Side Pork, Wbolo or Pinon-bout In

Shoulder Roll (skin aim-bonded

Dry Salt Belly-boneless

Dry Salt Loon Bucks-bombs!

PORK-lanolin!

Hula, Backhoe-bone h

Hum, ‘Trimmed or Skinned, Butt End Ir Shank End- bone in

Minced Bacon Emil

COOKED MIR!‘

Any uncooked Group D Illa (haul in or boneless), when cookeil,

Sausage, Smoked or Cooked.

1 GROUP D - 21/9 LBS. PER COUPON - 5 OZS. PER TOKEN "iii

PORK—OIIIOC

Dry Salt Long Clear-bandit! Dry Salt Short Clcal-JIOIIOIOII Dry Sult Clau- Buck—boruksl Picnic, Rock on-bono In

PORK-Smoked Picnic, Hock ou-bone In Jowl

COOKED MINI‘

Any uncooked Group E Item (bani in or boneless), when cooked

OOOKID KIN!‘ Loaves made from chopped or minced meat. Cooked melts u! ' jellicd meats, In loaf form II i 0th . Brawn or Bunkhouse Liver Suuuugo, all typq Bolognu Wiener-s Crowns F. uncull

Contains

Suusugu. . ... .............. u... 1-14 om-I tokens Couuninuted (Ground) Pork. . . . 1-12 oz.-2 "

Mat Sundwlakﬂpnoullnuns... l— 7 MoatSuudwIchSpi-uudunu-u. 2- 8

om-l token om-o-l "

jcﬂllllﬂilluldd (Glow!!!) Pﬁfk- - - - 1-16 ﬁl--3 " ,0: Tongum. . . .. .. ...-,,.....,.. 1-32 0l-~—5 tokog

Jlouutlleef ............... l—l6ou.-2 w 1—16ou.—l '- Stowu, boiled dinners, bushes. . . . 8-15 ﬂluﬁ‘ " Bggﬂnqk ﬂu; Mgﬂuggg," , 1-15 “,._3 ll Stow: boiled dinners, hashes. . . . 8-16 oz.—4 “ Boelstoukkitb Ouloll. . . uoooqoq l-lﬁ om-B " Pork onguea..........-........ l-liom-l “ Roohleukvrltlsllnlnlylun..." l-litm-l ‘f

nus-r sms -_ Iaruqshoblouthqllcuepereuk-

NOTE 'l'O RETAILERS

Please make necessary revisions in coupon vuluoo on Boof, Lamb and Mutton, and Veal Price Chart!

‘war

1m October-mating oi West

e visitor attended.

lndltwuincvcdlh

drive,

Hall. WEST ROYALTY INSTITUTE for m’ Buy-tum Army co

with 0th make inquiries about musical fes- aiivalsk It ﬁssclmoyed séidusscogfd . nns ui n. z-

‘, _ collection $212M LIES!‘ dglltﬂléle‘! to the ‘iiinnua: .. uue un eoninoen e

n’: wash”) m “h”! mm 0 Olnrlottetowu umi 0st. ha.

individually, in the City,

eating er W. I.

H itterehnlor H nuxtluewﬂhﬁl-

pmluclcn iu 3:0‘

_ “u; m“ s septcurbu, ill, M

i.’ to .000 tons with of

Pcwley and ms. moms: mm or . the l‘ °¢

home 0L Mrs.

lumh

Program committee g}: bane eve; O Collectors were 198331631‘; Li: glrgﬂidlfgg sham” ‘n; a“-

wpomged u up.‘ inkgamos.

. was ‘ rescntstlvc in meet in committee closed with the National

a l n rved by ‘pmmwe’ w ahilrefearsisled by the hostess.

nlwsrnmr-ﬁ-oﬁcnon all! muff-Sit. 11-40!»-

man _ committee :

Wilbur 1B

tons d dalplm while ‘Qlnitcd States was [ﬂflﬂ $0M and were $0.8M toll

production announced.

tion was S“ M!!! with shill-

mmg o1 m, tons. This was a

considerable irgrease in production l‘,

WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD

mower NIX‘! wansesnnv

“we mm. rip-foot. ll - (on — An inquest inllzo ihe"dca.li m same period, the oIsIO-uouths-old glr _ Newtlourucdleud output was IIMI sulncd nult Wednesday nsht in-

ts were 21.106. steufot tomorrow night as DFEVP-

cull!

shipments ‘mother, Mrs. Josephine Winnifred . ' , I, arrested last ivuzk in ‘local North Amen: produv- Ontario on a holding charge. is ex- tcd tc be brought back to Saint

ohrilhis weekend. The child died oi a s-kuil fracture. according to a

will be rc- old Jeremy Ta“ I wasting disease. The baby's

over Septem 1M4, although gthologlsth evidence, and Saint 05ml time was one unkind day lm hn police have expressed belie! gap“, Nu.“ chi yvcriﬁlﬂﬂ Wl- the coco is one c! murder. I ' _ v '

cos iolfusnsiuss

l“ $2.. lﬁfi» n» SOS a I ' aWB on “um” mm y.

TAKES M-D. A1‘ IIOOILI:

swam 1mm - (or) - B"- John KBICILBIIIIHZ, o! Silrra 10011;‘ in the first West African to 0b“ a medical degree at the Univsi-sity, Montreal. He has hi": to the Blhlmll 00M"

Mcdill