‘Than author moor.

sour "BlNDlNG

a IiretswlbhbSohwarts-Fin order to start mo. fl-‘han taha one for each cup with

. a suitable pol-glass, china or earthenware_ drip pct preferred. Next ass .only freshly drawn, furiously boiling water for a quick, infusion and full extraction o! flavor. And, finally serve with.

heavy, rich cream.

QAh-hl Now you have the famoirs hrew of the Schwarh hull! d Halifax. Canada's oldest ‘coffee islanders-a family with ass kldlﬁpn

‘for 104 yaarsl 8o try atin oi Schwartz today

and enloy “the cup you can't forget."

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H. act-twaltrz 8. SONS LIMITED rommap ml a-r uanrrax. us.

W-M-l- IIITING AT Noll-TI 5-00. Mrs. Bowman took numbe WIJISIIIBI of Community Friendship visits.

liaster cards had been sent to w e eme "No Man Elveth to Himself" was led by Mrs. ty will and the opening n wna I Comes the Breath of Spring’, prayer and scripture read- lll? 3nd"!!! three mcrnbe u fol owing Missionary Monthly ro-_ gram with readings taken rom "They Came Thropgh". Hymn "O Master of the Wa ng World" and {Lt-Bayer by leader closed the meet-

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orator" e.*....""“'.....m“" s‘.

ymn "Lis- leu e Master Bsaeeohethr, fol- lowed by pro er by the President, Mrs. Clark th the Lord's Prayer in unison. Ten members were

. oceedefrom elsl tli.06- Easter offering fr members $9.15; associate members

Make your zooms beautiful ith the sofr, colourful tints of ALABASTINE. Easy to ~ use . . . just mix with water and apBly with a larie brush. rics quickly wit - ut odour, and Will not rub 6E. '

Tint your Wells and ceilings

/ with , ALABASTINE —painta over plaster,

wallboard, wallpaper or any solid surface.

||¢

A I lb. PACKAGI

I Comes in Ivory, Cream, Buﬂ‘. Light Buff, Pink, Light Blue, 11%.], ‘Light Green, and ' CG.

‘ Sold at Hardware and Paint Stores Everywhere

i" "i 3K IES By Ken Reynolds

in your figures, Herman. It

—----__.»._______.____ _ '- “' -- not. ' I Beef Prices

' " "Floor machinery on most items, arc apparently working quite smoothly, but the opposite

is true with beef. The floor price

set in the Maritime Provinces is

ihir enoug

for commercial and 20 cents for s

c sses' all the surplus to the United

attoirs. packing they are the only people, who have the benefit of a guaranteed price not the fanner, who labours sev- eral years to produce an animal.

one answer just as little as packing plants can persuade him to acc . Therefore

conraoasarton us: at sunarws

00MB AND IIAI. the P. W. O. C-lsa Oltlh knight, 8.16. d-lO-ll.

HUGHES DRUG 00.. will be open this afternoon

IN LONDON-Heist. N/B Georgina Thompson, who hasbeen overseas for the past three and s half ears and served on the West- ern out since last summer, spent Easter week-end with her sister. Lieut. N/B Bertha Thompson. who is stationed in England. _

110M! noes H08!!!‘ - ‘the many friends of Mr. Ct. B. . attorney-e/t-lslw, will

be good within the next few days.’ FUNERAL SERVICES-The fu- neral of Mr. Cephas Dave was held from Frank Hennesseys Fu- neral Home Monday afternoon to the Peo le's Cemetery where ser- vice at t e grave was conducted by Rev. Mr. Baxter. The pallbearers were Messrs. Lemuel Jay. Edward McAsseyf Har McEwen, W. . Davey, ed Mc en and D. Hoop- er.

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IOUIIS HOSPITAL-The April‘

meeting of the

will held 4 in lie United

. ‘Ilia following report

was given by the treasurer. Cashl

receipts for month $144.36. Net D

r9? i. =- E

its 010.00. lime turea,

Bank balance “$0.22. Donations of pillows were received, from Mine Penzle Garrett, Fairfield. Mrs. John J. McInni-s and Miss Jennie Campbell. Campbell Cove, Mrs. William Hewlett, Gowsn Brae Institute and Mrs. NIcDonald, Chepstow. A vote of thanks was extended to the ladies who entertained the visiting hoc- key players. sympathy wa- ex- pressed for tlwo of our members. Mrs. Peter l. Holland whose son lieut. ‘Iihomss Hbllsnd. RCN, is rted missing and Mrs. .1 B Mat cw whose son. Lieut. John Brenton Matthew of the infantry is reported killed in action.

Ibllowin is a summary o! remarks w. Fr C. Ramsay. Deputy Speaker. First District o Prince, in e Budget debate in the Legislature last week.

In congratulating Hon.

most outstanding farmers in Province. owning and operating a 000 acre farm containing approx- imately l40 head 0d registered stock oi Ayrshire cattle. Yorkshire hogs and Clydesdale horses. After picturing the hlVW wrought by war caused by Nazi aggression, Mr. Runway Dfﬁﬂlc"? there will never be real peace until the nations discontinue building armaments and work harmonious- ly together in the achievement of eacetime ‘J ctives. These ob- ectives include the breaking down of nationalistic barriers and pro- vision for social security for all classes.

He reviewed Federal social leg- islation, all of which had a direct bearing on the welfare of return- lns . ‘ . He u- hwt that the recommendation of the Federation of Agriculture with re- gard to floor prices on farm pro- ducts would be adopted as n per- manent measure. and eXtcnded W the fishery industry as well.

"If it is ible to maintain present prices, due to national or international problems, then let us. by all means have price parity. in order that 100 pounds of P0P!‘- butter. potatoes. fish and other primary products may continue to have the some llurcltasin! We? as they have today. Mr. m- say sa .

The Agricultural and Fisheries Prices support Acts, he believed. constituted the best legislation for those enraged in our basic in- dustries. "These Acts we hope will prevent s repetition of conditions existing during the early 30s when eggs were eight cents a dozen, pork three cents per pound. potatoes six cents o. bushel, and fish rices so low that fishermen hes tated buying salt to cure them."

"It was good to have the Farm- ers’ Federation wait on the Gov- ernment. snd present their brief." Mr. Ramsay said. "I was very much interested in what Mr. Allison Profit had to say in connection with floor prices, and feel he leading his fellow farmers in the

h Do not let any of us say that a floor price cannot be set on potatoes. It can be. but f-loor price and limited acreage must go hand and hand. We have been groping in the dark, not knowing how many bushels of tatoes are necessary to supply he demand. Let acreage be con- trolled as nearly as possible supply our need. and put the sur- plus if any through dehydration plants and starch factories. Floor prices on wheat has made the west prosperous. floor prices on potatoes will make us prosperous. Potatoes to the East is what wheat is to the west. Our chief cash crop. We have been‘ told too long what we must accept for our farm and fish products. No matter ii it is below ._tl1e cost of production or

h at 21 cents dressed

The meat Board r- for s ip- ment Kingdom. However. this surplus must be purchased through inspected ab- plants. ‘Therefore.

,“You may ask what does the

‘Deputy Speaker In _ Debate On Budget

is The one point I wish -to make

He quoted in this connection state- rlneéits by the late President Roose- 0

insurance.

said this was a major problem not only between the Island and the

within the Province

said. about 8:30 in the afternoon, and arrive at points west often 2 and i o'clock in the following morning. We leave Tignlsh about former get out of it. There is only 3 to this. and that is 1h the buyers for the i410 follﬁWlﬂl Ml!-

ara. man c. at..."

thousands of dollars that should go into thc pockets of the people of this Province are instead gorng outside to the already huge pack- ing concerns. I do not blame the buyers, but I do_ think we should have rail-grading on beef, such as we have on pork, or some other system, whereby this loss to the province will be prevented, and the Producer paid according to qual- ity and quantity.

Liquor Question

"The liquor ‘quation has been well debated. However, I would like to restate what I have already said. it will never be possible to satisfy all the people. but I do‘ think we should endeavour to sat- isfy the majority. as long as we have a democratic administration. Tens of thousands of lives have been sacrificed in our right against dictatorial set-ups. Our number one pilot all through the dark days of this war. Prime Min- ister Churchill. risked everything to insist that the liberated people of Greece. have the privilege of using the secret ballot. thereby Pei-Ilium their democratic rights.

plain. is that the people have ken and have elected to retain t e present Act. Therefore, until they have the opportunity of

rue cnanaorrrzroww __c,u.;~._1_zolA1_v

Bcuris Hospital?

- lost enough of a

moat . . constant. efficient link with ‘ ‘ an to

AProtestant-ilrphsnaga iiollaotions

(CONTINUE)

' y wean W. G. HOGG w. °'""'.:".'=?.. .:...r-"" Discus

“ILYI YOU A WIJ)‘ 01G ltation GIG! 1:15

WﬁNﬂDAY. APRIL lltla Mll- Mllilﬁ Ivller

Mrs. Heath V 50c _ essay

winnlvts. about 0000 miles distant. ~ _ “h” l The“, ‘um, (R€v-);J.u:~5. Mrs. Lg}:-

Abw Velma Mrs. Warren 'v 9 Richard Veasey; up-to-date ones. The question is, Amy‘ Mm‘. do we receive a reduced rate in Mrs 3 A line with our ins luxurious sc- oo Lion? Or are we discrim- inated against?

“The new boat now under con- - struction will greatly improve our connection with the mainland. but the people of this Province have

money through lack stripping facilities when L. needed to allow for a more

l. D. by Shaw

, exchange our slow mixed trains. for fast ex- presses. Anything I say in connec- tion with our Island transporta- tion difficulties. is no reflection on the personnel here. because, from our agent in Alberton to the Sup- erintendent in Charlottetown. I have always found them most courteous and accommodating. both to strippers and the travelling p11‘:- m‘ I lKenzie. I

N n; Wm. . Clara McKenzie;

'I‘otal-.$l4.00.

Victoria Cross by letha, my“; $1.00 Fasch: Stewart Maul-forms; ME-S-c 123851).‘ Campbell. zMr . J hn D. Lgﬂ ; Mrs. Gavin Reiid. o M“ 45c Mrs. Stewart Adams. 36c Mrs.

Island Potatoes Tggfm colflgien" ilP-eiebell:

"No matter where we travel,in I tu-“Jﬁ the United States. 01' in the Do- minion of Canada people tell us that they prefer Island potatoes. that they command a premium ovéir all ciuthersagrergore. ‘i; tlsxur re so m» e roucsmoolhr rm. muls . :':.=...'.*"::&..r:."s am .32.‘; r"...- Phw» aw a a are capitalizing enough on them? 75c Each. Mrs. Sidney Munn" Personally I would like to see our Mrs. Ralph Gordon. ' whole acreage planted to founda- 50c Each: Peter McLean; Mrs. w, tion segidigio. this million stir: eiﬂltitetiell; George ; um tumuc “lie; f“ Iva-sass "°'“‘ mm‘ or a our good neig urs o the ms- Mn .Gosbe_e, John B. Moore; south, or any other country wish- n n. m Goabee, Mrs. M. I1 15m. ing to purchase the best seed pm‘- ¢ . 8- Semuel Beck; W. F. Mc- curable. Plant pathologists te.l MLQOd- FTGIQW. MacLean; Mrs. Alex us that there are approximately 30 MEDOMBIMG.‘ Mrs. John MacKenzie; known potato diseases, and that be“; MrehwMrs. George Camp- i"..i*.“aﬁ"..s'tzsl".."*ii- .22: :12: to"... s...“ “on emu 0 , . . . . ; If the annual edustégg was it} ggghlnv-vgltfemi‘ Ml Myers; Mrs. per can on o r . acres. -

s t d thi 1 1 t1 35° M“- GWW" Jenkins 25 llhle ellﬁllrlxbél‘ ofs agretppgggwﬁa ey Each: M“- Neule Gilsbee; 1W5-

”."a:.'s.'“s::..§""'“ v "c" “*5; ﬁrs. Ilester Brehaut

.09 Etch: son; Mrs. Wm.

Porter; Clarence H Herring;

t potatoes At present prices. thig Hortgsixrs‘ F- “mim- s half million dollars. If our “may my" No rth by Mabel whole Provincial potato acreage u, and June “we yield, and improvement in quality, - . not taking into consideration dif- ,‘“§,’,‘c "Qﬂfﬂﬁf- '55s}; Whig} n“ off-set the extra care required for Mum-1- _°' D- J- seed. Then, with the added ad- Haytelrf Gvtﬁﬁe, Megs: ‘gzﬁier water. it should not be many years rel-gum, before we would have almost a 011.," Hum‘ M“ ggmxengte enough to have for our 25c ; '111_|_1y white; Watson -——~‘*‘—“'—~—~ —-——- --~ —————————i*_ I151“? 51911 Mnlﬂnno ; David Haw. HERE'S" “'“‘ terror. "e “W” ewe-

Province would lose this year over 25M‘ was planted to seed, the increased‘ ‘Lou Each. Mm her Johnmm Jenki ' ference in price. should more than Johnsmn; alum“ Low . vantage of being surrounded by , Leonard Hooper" Mfg 3‘ . . 35c Each: disease free area. such as we are James Canteio will“; MH- Penny: Vance strick- G mztnar FROM M»- Q 50c Each: Mrs. Geo, .

Mrs. Perc ~ saunqers‘ |ND|GE$T|QN mmstsltf Mm ROY Stokes’. ' y’

‘Wheii Coaalipitioa ls The Cause Tml-“bﬁ When you have the kind of indigestion no": 1b" 625"“; M$‘l:';w‘y

that makes you feel miserable from head to toe-try the Carter way to get relief.

rm Carter'a rm. tonight. You see, ‘"1 1"‘- W": Cartaﬂ remove this cause of indigestion 30c ma“ R whitey“?

without upsetting your stomach or pre- vontm you from getting the good out of the ood you eat.

For Carter's job is not to just sweeten

Cartncy McLurc; Wm. Whiteway-

Arthur McKinnOn: Clarjence White:

£13813 Sandy McKenzie; John M, es.

our stomach or counteract acidit . You - i’... Carter's Pills go to work who'd con- wmwway- atipation is causing your indigestion. u‘ ‘ They t at this cause of tbs trouble. 575cm“ And t so. the sensible way a. get to. sPiinsﬁeld WM sumo

(For Summcrslde Pipe“) FOR. ENDOWMENT U mtete Janet Bell. F N” “berm s1.ooo.oo

relief you're after.

Next time indigestion strikes-get Carter's Pills at any drugstore-only 25 cents. Take them sa directed. You'l get the kind of relief from slug ish indi- gestion that will make you eel good —-i————- lllin ovsrl c! ROYAL IIBNSION

iaucer was g v penal _________l?Y_Kins Edward 111'.“ a ‘m

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speaklng again, and reverse their decision I fccl duty bound to support that majority. Two amend- ments have been brought forward, one was accepted and the other; rejected. It is a tie. I would sug-|

to gest that at the coming Federal

election. that both sides present their plans published in detail in our Island Papers. and when poo- ple are voting for their Federal candidate. let them vote for the Provincial Act. Then it will be out of politics. and we will then have a true picture of the situation." Mr. Ramsay said he would like to have the senior member from Fifth Prince (Mr. E. H. Strong) clarify his statements regarding life insurance which provides mil- lions of dollars annually to widows and orphans, the aged and infirm.

and by Prime Minister Churchill, strongly indorsing life

Transportation Dealing with transportation. he

"We leave Charlottetown." ' he

o'clock one morning and arrive Cape ‘rormentine about noon 100 miles in a

n ll . ‘ r "all ."E..."..'r:$."i3..'.i"i§fh l§.'.'°.'$i.':3“’ w. u“

jl‘.

day I believe couple of

and a half. however, the next Woud tak

' NOTICE

The offices and warehouses of the Whole- sale Grocers of this City will beeloged u.“ afternoon from one to three o'clock. out of re. spect to the memory of the late J. Pope Clarke,

4-l8-ll.

TIPPY AND “CAP” $111335

Y"! if) In. Frank Vaaaay and-

also Avsvs Ohuiey: Mrs.'

Donald MacLeod. 30c Mrs. J. A. Mo?

2100 Katherine McFherJ

"H" mill-l ‘hi1

and his fellow-workers.

salesman l

Provincial Managers

o‘ VICTORY LOAN sAlESMAll

Within the next few days a Victory Loan‘. salesman will call on you. l-le is one of your, communitfs businessmen who has put his regular work aside in order to help put over Canada's big job-a job that could not sue- ceed but for the untiring efforts of this man

He has a lot of territory to cover and a great; marw people to see. YOU can help him im- measurably if you:—look over your financial ; position in advance; arrange to see him the . firsttimehe callnassisthirutosee othersin ' p your household at the same time.

Welcome him too as bringing you the op-I portunity to help your country at a time when large amounts of money are urgently seeded‘ to complete the defeat of the Axis powers. At‘- the same time he offers you an investment second to none which will "serve as a nest- _egg to buy those post-war necessities.

So let as all pat out the welcome mat for a‘. man who really deserves itfthe Victory Loan

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HYNDMAN l. COMPANY LTD.

i LIFEINSURINCE - IGGIDENT I. HEALTH - GROUP INSURANCE I

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LONDON — (GP) - Air vice- Marshal Sir Ralph Cochrane has

an in new job as R AF. transport com- - mand chief. l

RETTURD, Joseph Mallender, famous gardener been ranted rank of sir m-arshaL Whose bulbs and plants were m!‘ . glcation he has taken over his| lo all parts of the world, died ll . this Nottlnghamsiiire town a few“: days before his 100th birthday. '

England — (CF) -

Edwina

LOOK.’ THERE IT l5 -' "THE CAP STIJBBS CANTEENW AND TOMORROW WE HAVE THE GRAND OPENING»

AND YOUR AUNT JANE. LEASED rue euuonce BAﬂK o: m TOO, 50's THEQED a: PLENTY or= zoom. we've cur a ooosz THEGUGI-lg- 7 ~~

\N\TH YOUR cox roe Yo s DEAR ill HOMEYNES

sur How toms wuu no a SOAK tam BEFQREWEQI‘ a DlSl-IPAN Anus?