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THURSDAY. llncreased Interest

Alan, Aprli 24

l0!’

_ THEATRE

SIE why the eyes of-tne flee! ivave‘ become our strongest zimucl-fieiebsé! ' ' z- w ‘ 5' r 1

7 Scmms-rviile, mnzazer Park L/:d;e. paid a short visit W n" u“ ' ; '>§"‘I'(l_lv\', cnrcute -

was zv-eived that Air. Tncinas I)- mond ind pa. cl awav H! In? P- f» :~ 11E . lluh. m!‘ '"

“we hr. increase

w: x'r."~7rrutv'.s_rin7r—ox - NATIONAL PARK nrLYc migrntlons

ALLllllS ARE MY FRIEIIQS lllllll

c< F! W" limit»

. Etciri on

co "uctcrl bv h:~ ‘T

l I nil-rl in lhlh‘ lliv Jcln nfrd-lbluw, -~n.nu-. rm nmlu r~ uml nlln-r ncnl- l1 uuuu llrllllx llnl mm I r~-li<l| my nu-nl-i hlllilhlll [cur of lllllllflwltnll lu-rrllht‘ l llllils u lip from lP-llllllg lluvlnrs sml lm-ipiiuls . . . I use Muzlecn Brand Stomach Powder

0 to, , com f . . Earfﬁﬁrdll Lpsne nrvpntm, a 4 llflll no Inn; mill-r lruln cgnmmng m, FOUL “mun-l: p: .

v1 ‘ v- i nlllllliulilll All?“ n» t ml i» _\' war ~t~!l|.'\4'li*fi\ln'! ‘ ' “ ‘ ‘ Mﬂclaarl Brand ilvmudl Powder nilLl

mcnv to the departed. as xvc‘! a< letters and cards of peived bv the bcreav

wsn ("mortis- cow

11H. unni. you like Wll-laulll paying B paucity. ui/lt

NIELBOC . . 'CPl Th“ Airtralian Golf Cnon hos dccirlcri the open and amateur chvimpion- shirts will not be played during the . I'll‘.

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"an.

. . CALLING CAR 4 . . . my up u Quart of GLIDDEN rtommmst m m. Chief!“

rcmuuo cm: 4 .

mv-r-Acrnonnnamnr.

washlble.

i Regfsias Full line of Jnpalac Paints - vﬂTHlSlWS - Enamels — and Shellac. Brushes and all Housccleztning Supplies

A rru: enamel (In! ndda new life and color to concrete, wood and worn linoleum ﬂoors. "It's wnerproof Ind

Free (‘ilv Ila-livery

Plume.»- 105-[398

The Rogers Hardware G0. Ltd.

j ‘ i I11 A11 Canadian I Summer Resorts,

rfzmutin‘ would en- . . tau lat season dur- _ in; the present war year, Robert of Jasper

rsze h’: vvii get things in

for v; opening of the e on June 13th. He will visit n\ai.tor\ tc '. "l have just com-

' peiczl a tour of the important cir-

. rs n: Jasper this year in

r rvctlrrcd this spring Nn al Par

l0 u‘; sroielv-l > vnt qi kitties, ‘And , acuirPtﬁ c ' > The first ap- lcal strcngm oi ti .

R125 ‘W113 YQCOTC-tﬁl _ le

Lower v

I the nrirk for on y re Ctiltiilillllg their

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‘fl-IE CHAKLJUITETOWN GUARDIAN

Whaﬁile War News Means

A WEEKLY COEIDIRVIARY 0N Till-I WAR BY LAND AND‘ 1N THE AIR BY i\l.-\JOR~G ER’ AL SIR. CHARLES UWYA). K (.18.. 0.31.6" D,S.O.

What “'11! Wln The “'8?

The differences beztvecn this war I and the war of 1914-18 urelnanynnd mioticcabe. But lhrfre is one mazlot" difference the szgnificnnce of which has suii m be fuliv grasped.

It concerns man-power. For this Is not a war, as I sec it, in which shortage of mun-power is Ilkelv to

to w ._

m? m? agile]; alilgcilyig; contribute to the final result. ,‘ ‘ _ " ‘In ihe last uni", rxhnuvioxi of man- aﬂ“ ‘mime! m" ‘payer \\".\s one of in: clr-castvc fac- 1 ~ - .- r t will benefit ire- m ' ' . ' . ' om the VISlLlIT-E tour- I he Ian ' r G2rman' was en- . GEQR-G ' gaglcldl on atwllafronts. Trlie Allies, OLlVlA De AVlLLAND s don Rockies will trap committed to a number of secon- y JOHN 1" ghqrf o; p115 desirable |d1ry campngns in addition f0 ﬁtc-ir 1 . ' ""“ ‘ "= ., ‘ :-' v‘l,'z "-0-"willlvh-vlilrfxi/wlvilmfilw - limb“ lmgﬁllé ‘i;*?~ui‘;‘§l3§§ aorfc “s; ' or hjd so many ad- Ixgqxiel’ ‘we ‘ ‘ ° if” lggldgfcoail Tncir crinin: dwindled in winin- -. mrv" ~11 "10 0 u 5.. r-i z r Dlzllllllel" tlllldaslllr “m5; ‘l’ slums e w the mountains lzcguillshewlsllisovcvzlrevsi. . mo? O m‘: ‘ 5 ' ' b‘ "‘ ' ; for len 1 hoiid Incidentally tervention then bccame a l we n‘. have y-one booked faflﬂfx ,_ __ Trvvm Pole Gcif 1n “l5 W“)! °' ’ ' ‘ ’ ' ' 7” W "7" '_d . new! Soptrittbcz "The Sign‘? élllenllﬁo - w . i, cf 'lxc Columbia 7,. IiHHHQL If! 5481110710711 ‘ 1'” F11“ ll "- cmlnwll“: 33*‘ small. There scum" per and Banrf National Parks. on or numerlcnl ___U_ Juiv i=1 pronnsrs to attract n large housed by n pioc . .~ u 1- o.’ United Sfrifcs tourists. I. A’: ‘d W 1i r0501 s ma. 'l'll(>\l.\\‘ nusmsu " “"\'" will b? “will l° laPflf.“ “G.” f’; "'“l.‘.’,.°,§‘9';“.“f.."‘°‘° — V b uztv in no sorld ‘l‘l“;‘ l0 Pl?“ SW15" })“-"’-~*' Tlm mop!‘- u \\ 0 f iowlmouzitain re- hgfeglx5txlllél° 3:231:01)‘. “m Dc rumour; coin: ' , mucmed “uh 5 wide ~ ' 5 R , _ ‘

eu aiul gr e stru: c _" , “ ~ _ {won by the side winch uorks hard- “ ‘ . \\e uti. have severa. ,6“ and so prod-rue; mm-d and by

the side which fights bfst. Quantity of profusion 1v of will and spi it will

and be

E.

, e question wll bc II:lC"Ll. ‘.0

lwhot extent will shortaze of men

{become a factcr if new theatrrn of

‘war are opened?

, Before I try to answer thzv, let

me discus "a! the cciual man- rr‘ ~ us. T .

knl]

mOf the mo”

$1‘ or fwd n""

ti

{cal swczwh of thr- , b? v.”<""t"l b":

- of 1""n vhn in" r‘- r , » w; .n

11in I J ‘11‘\~‘;lc l Fill W?" mosuv Bnldpatc _ _ apuiffllld ‘ "l1 P“ nun sinyell {or a, ila‘; iii l. 9 081k» rmnccv; 50m". n; $h-{~:_~,z(h

are n 2r"! = .. she h." b"Iil nife to n , ‘ 1.0"0.0“.0 of i nlnorl turn. for ‘time bC“I".'_' at lcnsi, to l‘(“.‘.‘.l‘l‘i » iinduﬂrinl work. \ Germany". on ‘hr- other haul hn< cn'l'<i 1m 1'3" five nu l r':\'.=c: lof cor,s"‘.i'>‘= P» 3:1’! t) lvc 330.00.) trained men of WlilCll i171" minty consisW-d in I934. ' l N0 doubt she has fdken stop: m train many nf the m'n Mm cscwp- . bffon, but the number it pcs=lblc f0 f!" bsrlfv ,. Fmiiczl b" l of instructors available. One cannot tel‘, cither. for what numbe‘: she has been able to nc- cumuiate armament. It is pobalzly far shot‘. cf the ce- qiurrrncnls of the 3'20 Disisinlzs uﬁéicit she hoped (‘.\'0I‘.l\if!ll_\' ‘.0 pro- duce whrn she started to expand her Armies. At the beqinniitg of the war she . Wes not credited with more than 120 Divisions. nins can-‘son troops; sav abou‘ 2.000.000 trained men. Expansion of the British Army. which slvaried so much later, ob- viously is affected by the same fac- tors, lack of training personnel and of Fqulpment. The (‘Xilansinn of the Air Force and the requirements of reservei occupations, also make heavy culls on annual classes as they are reg- istered. Still, the actuﬂi number of men under arms in the Army is now highly satlsfaciorv. and is sforldlll’ increasing on n system which an- sures adequate training.

n h 1s pro-

Thc Dominion’! Contribution.

The confincenfs comribuied by tho Dominions arr nf sucrbti (m- poriance because thev are definite accessions to our fizhtinq sfrenztn of exoeptionai quality, and are sub- Ject to no deductions after their arrival.

The very great contribution that the Dominions make towards mu- niiion production. material supplies are over and nbovo their contributions to our man- power in the theatre or war.

ALEXANDRA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

‘The Alexandra Women's

_j irxxctnbcrs 1C!‘ the Mrnv meeting, roll 1.114 f’:

food and raw

lnstl-

tute met ct the home of Mrs. Vance McKlnnon (or the month of April- meeting opened with President in the chair, sang its a good time to get acquainted followed bv Crecd. Roll call responded to with house- cleattimz hints l2 members and 2 visitor; present. Minutes of previors meeting read, approved and sirmed. Cnke sale to be held at Moore and McLeod’: store. One sweater and

four pair of socks turned in: bi-‘nu- ing total of Red Cross work llnlth- ed up_to datei-J-izfljtuiilsocks: __14

$5“

APRIL 25, 1940

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‘ ~.u 2_ SnCJlUiLa. Reports of school and sick tmnnnttee heard, and, bills fmld. 5 sick calls made. and fruit Jaken to each and paper towels pur- lcn ;i fcr smoo ._K1nd invitation to ¢ r \\'n'.1i Institute was unani- HLLODiPLI, and greatly extjoy- .91: i a . (Qites. onnaire on Home Er-oi1on1ics_ in charge. of Ali's. Ernest ivi-zzcuov. (ll;CllS£.U and filled in. Mrs Bruce Judson kindly invited

be nnsxvcrczl with exchange rf lower s!’ Prcceezls from urab- ' I ‘i031 $1.20. Luncl:

itirs. Vance Nic- Beatoit, Mrs

.. . l. Lcmtan.

soar-sliver

l D t

noon Baby is Expected

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1

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'lll ' Dill» I311 .e. c~i u-rmcn in the wold.

2‘ flnoitririi future assur- cn both sides of the l x u» child, due in] . c ﬁrst baby of “the

zwk. n ._ “ who has inheritsdl iiic bulk of ihc lute James B

Dukes vast tobacco fortune - and I will rec(..\':\ more. -

Crcnnvli, United States Minister to Cunarln and s irnnt for the Nru" .I.~:.=c_v' dcmcz: tic ffominatloxt I for Unital States Senator. ls not . in hs own right, n»: fo: a share of the

Philnde 11.1.9. Stotesbury fortune a: the stepson of the late banker, E. T. Stot bury. The cixilti will have a ZAOO-acre '.' "Wound with huge trees, velvety and gleaming statuary ln "Duke Farms." Mrs. Crcmwells

es‘n'e at Somerviile, N. J.

its nursesy prospects are virtually unlnnitrd, tiaciudirg the Crormvells‘ Hrtwaildit sfnsitle retreat, their cot- tage at Antibes, their Noith Carolina Place and Vilas in Palm Bench and Newport.

Cromwell, who announced yester- day ihat he would resign his post. as Min‘ ter May 2i. the date of Ncu" Jcru "s printary election, con- firmed L113 expected birth today

The Cromwell: were married in i935.

She is 2'1, he is 43, and the fu- ther of a debutante daughter. Christine. 16, by his first marirage lo \\'I'nl')‘|_t‘ Delphine Dodge.

Mrs. Cromwell has iivcd in com- parative quiet.

At 22. she inherited her first $10,000,000 from her father's est- ate. Another 510000.000 share wcm I to her at. 25. lid she will receive a rhufi sincnnoro at 30.

CFOiilWPll has becn in the lime- light since his college days, partly because of his outspoken economic theork-s. In a blunt speech last month in Toronto, he assailed the Nazi Regime and drew a rebuke from State Secretary Cordell Hull

Cromvveiis father was an ufflumt corporation lawyer. The Stotesbury ifnmiiy into which his widowed mother married once had the irrrntcst fortune in Philadelphia. The Stotesbmlry wealth now is esti- l mntcd at about $16,000,000.

Airiine Passenger Traffic Increases

MONTREAL, Qua. April 24- More revenue was received by the trans-Canada Air Lines from pass- cngrr traffic in March than in any oihcr month since ihe inception of service, except lost August, accord-

t

ing to n report made public today. y Passengers numbered 3.169. Air mail , carried amounted to 47.187 pounds, i which is an increase over February got 3.036 pounds and makes March second only to December, when the total was 50,636 pounds. There was an increase or 41 percent in the number of express shipments car- ried in March, as compared with Pubrunrv, and an increase of 62 wen-em. in the weight of shipments.

oinl express revenue increased 66 ‘VTPQIIl.

The increase in passenger busi- nr=s in March might have been, gimter rad it not been for the fact ihnf Swim ihatvs madc the fields at North Bay And Kapuskasln: un-

.0.

Wir r.fic niiits. 4 hospital n gowns,‘ '

. serviceabc for a. part oi the month.

;sonnel has b:cn liter-eased to 110; l 35 captains. 26 first officers. 17 11n-

" >r m ~ ‘w. *1“ ' '

PAINT brushes in “Cellophane", as clean and fresh as the day they were

made -— certai li n e s “Cellophane” ter value! In

woodwork

AMEND NATIONAL PARK FISH-

ING REGULATIONS

Amendment of the fishing regula- bons to provide free angling to v ing motorists in the mountal lsﬂliftlﬂllhlfed by Hon. T. A.

s e

Crera cf M1119; and Resources. rs t0 Ba

packaged

brushes are kept free from dust, metal is protected from rust or corrosion; paintwork is guarded from chipping;

scuﬁed and soiled. Depro-

lSll-l may at the same n parks ‘ nf charge. an authority which will

nff, Jasper, Yoh

ll

ciation caused by dust, dirt and handling on counters and shelves is sealed out; “Cellophane? keeps the product just as i: left the factory; gives you full value for your money.

uly hardware i n represent bet- “Cellophane",

doesn't get

/

lfshcrman is nSlLZl t.) r -~. z catch to the park author information concerning {is dlfionge in tialrblvnricus mm,

Imav ava a e.

n‘. gran? tilzle iiclenseehatnzl i-ifilssuiq-uerzg; l mThe new irctgtuatiun grmllog f.‘ .-,._ ‘ent nmy erg o " n f n; mcorss rcmboti 0.11.;

l park. In return for this privilege the l and the Unitcd states. l I l a

Kootenav and Waterloo Lakes Na- ,tionai Purl“ pav for their transient . motor licence at the park gate they time receive. free

on. ii elm

O

IVINSTON CHURCHILL First Lord of the Admiralty.

This made it nccissary to fly non- stop from Toronto l0 Aimsircnz and limit the loads. A number oi passengers were carried on the sec- ond traizs-continentai flight which was inauguratcd on April 1, al- though it had not been the inten- tion to cncy ptss g rs in the new

>

strvce untl Apt 14. The average p1=sr""rr jonnsy in Alarch was 506 miles.

On the new schedules. the Irans- i Canada Air Lines are flying nearly 14,000 miles daily in rcvenuc service which amounés to more than 5.009,- 00o miles a year. The flight pcr-

dergoing traininc as first officers. and 41 stewardcsses

Potato ‘Diseases Can Be Abolishetl

Potato growers who may hnvc found strme Bacterial Ring R0‘. in their CFOQS inst year slicu‘! 1:0‘. be dkosurdeed with the thought that the cilsense is on the fawn to s"~.\'. . for. with little more than ordinary 1 care a complete clean-up can be made and produce crops made , completely frrc of the trouble in ‘ future. The best procedure is to dis- . pose completely of all the nofzvows i on Ill-g place, then spray with blue- l stone at the rate of one pound to i ten gallons nf water storage and l barrels In which the potatoes have i been in contact. Next, thornuqhly y disinfect the potato mnchiuejv. ' sacks. and other containers with a l stronz formalin sniniion.'1"his should \

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be done before any new seed is brrulzbt to the fnrvn. Once the cl.»m~-"'\ h" ‘PM rnmitlr-tcd. sntcial care shoufd be taken not to reirvro- du"e the duczaso. This involves sc-"élni one fr» cnuire that the secd originates from a property free of the disease _ Obvinuﬂv the bsst "o" for ihe I table stock grower is certified seed. l but for the seed grower the foun- ‘ dntlon certified seed is lo be pre- l ferrod. Nn vw-nn»: in u-lvr-‘i even I a. trace of Bacterial Ring Rot is | found are certified. The Plant Pro- , tection Division, Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture stnnchrds for seed potato certification definitely l reject for seed purposes nil pota- toes in which anv trace of the tlls- ease is found, either in the field or in the c'op. There is still a fair supply of cer- tified seed nvuiinbic bni it is mov in; fast and suppiics should be re- , served without dvlay. Certified seed may be obtained from n1! seed houses and seed potato dealers. or l, from the growers direct. The Plant Protection Division, Dominimx De- partment of Azriciliture. Ottawa. will gladly send any further Infor- mation in this regard, on request

DUTCH BU" “WYG BATTLE- SHIPS

FOSTOW. ﬂorll 73 -»lAPl —"l'lv- Netherlands Government is build- lnz three ﬂfififm-ion battleships in Java. Dutch Fits’ new. crew members of the Dutch Motorship Pncinu Triio reported on docking I he;e today.

Four lakes in Nova Soc-flu have been treated by copper sulphate for the destmction cf coarse fish. ‘ Those incirdo Lake Jrse in 1934, Boar's Back and Tediord Lakes in 1936, and Troirys bake in i936.

ucinz STRAINED BABY FOODS 3 Tins 25¢

nEiNz JUNIOR FOODS

2 Tins YORK Jlllll

Strawberry and Raspberry

32 29c

YORK MARMALADE

3g oz. bottle

z Lbs. c _ﬁoﬁclii)css~iiiﬁﬁiz_ iL¥%-

mans‘ '

z Lb. Box

CORNEI) BEEF

1 “"" 13c

PREPARED MUSTARD

32 o bottle

Canada's

rides: C of fee

1 lb. JAR

49

2 pkgs. Quaker PUIPFED WHEAT 1 pkg. Quaker PUFFED RICE

ALL FOR c

APRIL

to MAY

iii BUNELESS COD

MOTHERS - Bring y b b’ t l l b - ‘yr . ed FREE on our BabyouSc-zlllelezstntll lrlelcreisvrln-Eltlllll llllilllkillf Heinz Strained Food and a valuable Baby Book. lnfunls" must be accompanied by mothers. v

THREE GRAND PRIZES

Three prizes, divided from the merchandise specifier] ho- lOW. will be awarded t0 the three babies whose weiuhis are aeﬂlrcit those placed m a sealed envelope by a local Doctor,

n y ables between the ages of two months and ihlrLv-six months Will be eligible.

The prizes will be made up from the following: THREE dozen Heinz Strained Foods.

TWO dozen Heinz Junior Foods.

THREE packages Quaker Oats.

ONE dozen one Lb. packages Wcstonh Arrowroot Biscuits

PUREX

clcslr FROR "a ALL YQUR‘ s i BAKWNGQC

3 ROLLS 25g

‘luau-nuns 2 — 2d oz. '1 ms nEvC-Nllrnns

2 -- N0. 2 Tins

Know Your Maritimcs Weekly Radio Quiz

SIX PRIZES WEEKLY $20.00 Each

See Posters in our Windows Special Contest Price

98 Lb. Bag 24 Lb. Bag

CREAM OF TARTER

1-4 Lb. Pkg. 13c

ISLAND BLUEBERRlEt

z - 16 oz. Tins IsIandNCAEIriIIPLORIER 2 - o. IIIS LEMFNTEVRTIIIZT

16 oz. bottle

;rvri3u‘iii?'c0i<>.~ (iolucn Ban lum

—- l6 z. 'l‘in.‘ "I'- Z ?H-l23: Cuiverhouse PEAflllifi

2 Tins 33c W“

l SOUP

~T0iiAi<

2 — 2S oz. Tins

C

These prices effective

ELECTRIC WALL PAPER CLEANER 2 Tins Marven’s Ginger Cookies

4 D01.

QUICK Til-nick

2 Pkgs.

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Mealtime A-dclpck Bedtime

IR? COCOA

Th” dTRWlRS 0f "W Niles in the blerchauis’ Good Will Contest will take place over CFCY on the Kelly & Mclnnis Program - 8.00-8.30 p.m. "Friday, MM’ 3- His Worship Mayor Holman has kindly consented t0 do the drawing. This Wlll leave the Contest open till. May 3.

Longworllt Ave. Phone 1021-1022

RIX’S GRUBER

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Queen Sh?“

Phone 1601-1602