that it iiscs ~--i111- ﬂually 1111-11- 01ml pounds, pays l1-

at 111(- n1..-.1:1-,-\\~.

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Tl-IE GNARLUTTETUWN GUARDIAN

Dlhflllllgglllrly tl-‘nuuded in I887)

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President: Lleul. Col, W. Chester S. Mcbllll FfldaY- A137“ u- I’ v‘-

-P|'C>ld€lllZ J. It. Burnett, FJJ. Lieut. U111. D. A. Macklnnon, 0.5.0.

' " ' , - . - ~ . .- c " r - linlloi- 111111 Jlanaging Direl-tui: J. R. Burnett. l-JJ. Dolmd) l5 ilolllenng about the kUmg up of record by bee mm“ me us" com ébitklﬂlg Eurlurs: rrank wajkeLand hm ALBIIIIII“ [he hunt-y 1'0"" {gyyy 111955

n1

5L IHPTION RA

bl 5= . . .. . . . 5i M111l,111_vl'-1>.n.. b44111 1M yr11r-.s=.su for 8 munllh This will be a good new ycai‘ 1t 1t el1111111111cs

91...: liir .1 months; 51n- for um: mouth

C“! Neel“ e1‘): $11.01! Ill-r W1"; $3.00 for 6 months Hm" 311d 3111550111113 HlKYW-TV- it will be glmd if we continue to hold more 11111.11 our own in thel

p155 iur ‘.1 months. 8y Mail 1n (Junuua unu ma. 1A.; $5.00 per year iaturda) weekly: $1.110 per year; $1.110 fur ti months; 50c lur if months.

conflict.

‘The Strongest illcmoi-y is Weaker than H11.- Weakvst Ink."

'1lfl'Il.\‘l),-\Y, JANUARY :1, 11m. N111 So Sinlple

_ , . . . , , .. . it The l.<-i1.-11-1-1~_-_..- 1111x1111 ll1l> 111-1-11 giving some “hat can our visitors from overseas think of ,

111111114111 11- 1111- >11_;1;1-~1-1111 ~- i1‘c-|u1-11i1_v mlvziiicl-tl our boasted claim that we are fog free, wiili a in 1111- l-'..1~-.. 111.1; \\1-~11-1‘11 (111111-111 >11uul1l dcvott: crvstal clear attn-aspheie I2 months in the r6111? l1» 11111-11111-11 1-- 1.11~i11q 11111-111 111111 should go H? The devil 1111151 hzave got iiiio ilie midst of things ill-tic 1-.\1--11.~-..-.lv i-u- "111-.\1-l i-nniiiig". or ‘=11 1o bring back memories of London to the new

lea 01-1-

1-11‘ 111. w pro-inch. 1111- \\'1-si, i1 says, is arrivals. 111111-111-4- 115131 11111-111, and this sec-ins to give

111.1111 3.. il1...-,- ul.» 111-11-111111-1- lllt‘ “wlieat-mineiis" Professor George Gilbert .\lurra_v. classical an-l s11¢_--_-- ~; 111.111‘ 1---111i11---l11ies >llltLllll be pro~ scholar and author, born this date, I866. Keen-

duced 111s :11l. 1y interested i11 public iiiiesiions and contributes 12111. 1111- 111-1 '1 11-.-.-l:11'--~, 1111- sUlUllOli is not largely to their discussion in the press.

as‘ --:-~\- ..~ i1 1: l 11ml.- 11» i111: observer 2.000 large number of published works to his credit, 111111-1 .'l\\'t>\' — 11-1 ulu-ai 11:11 111 leasi the advani- including “The Foreign Policy of Sir Edward age "oi \111l‘1‘1l for .-111 alninsi ii1— (.ire_v", "Faith, \\'ar and Policy”, “Ilistory- of 111-1111111- 1-111 \--.1r. 1111‘ instance, .-\ll11-ri11 Ancient tircek Literature".

l'1'il.~/.‘(l 111-111- _~ 111 1 1-11-1‘ hcioi-e, lvhile its following among the Ll.S..~\_ intellectuals. wheat pr‘. ' 11 \\1>' the second largest in his- * "' * *

iorv. l‘1--1- -1 111' 11> also is higher, but The C.C.F. are after Mr. Gardinens scalp \\'ll1‘11'!l '.‘1‘.- .-1--f1 1 .'1ci‘1-.'1._41-. 111111 “cattle for bungling the baron deal with the 110111131- lil'1t-1i11‘1l~~ 1.1-~--. H111 ‘ i! i< t-- glut 1111- 111a"- Couiiinv, and now the l)air_v indusiry- is after ln-t." him for {Jogging the price of butter at a time

“'l‘l1:1t," 1111- ll1-1-;.1-l goes on, "leaves sheep when lie should be doing every-thing i11 his pow-

' '- 1111101‘ 111i1-i‘11:1tives to er to encourage farmers i0 increase their out- tu; is c=1i1.-1-r:1<-1l we lt-tive put, Evidently some people must foot the hill i1 1-1 e.1~: 1‘-1 '11.1ii‘\ i.-1:=11-1‘~ ‘11- ~.-1v whether they for .\lr. tflartlincns 51111111 Claus antics in the u-onl-l 111w n» ~1-1- 1111- \\'1 ~1 111111- $000,000 acres “lest, and he is making the Eastern and .\l11i'i~ out of wlzczii 111111 go {:11 1 111111111111; in a big way."

‘-\'1ll'_f

'-_1 :1~11:1i

Nor are 11-1-11 the snltitiﬁll, as the Lethbridge paper sees it. ln all Czinarla 1a=t lune. says the Britain is undertaking a huge immunization llerald, 1111-1-11 \v----- 3.152.000 sheep. The siaie campaign as a precautionary measure against an of 11101111101 1111 :11-,-.1-1v as 11121111‘, and Alheria epidemic 0f diphtheria among the young. Suf- could tiro-hice as --1,-.-1\- sheep as Montana, “if there ivere ai-v etniezire that the market could has already been shipped to Europe on the Dixie absorb the l: 1h. 1111111011 and u-nnl." But it Clipper. The anti-toxin was carried in 700 vials, find: no sii-‘li 1-15-11-111-1.

"Tlie lrin’: i< 111:1: (‘.‘111.1-l-a, despite the fact. don. 1t was sent in response to an urgent re-

any other coiin

(2111111111111 111-111111-1 l1a~ 111111-11 dis-nzilly to en- 150.1300 hypodermic needles to be used in the im- c-uirage 11-11-11 1»---.-l1;1~;1--n 111 1111\- qtumu-y whet-E; munizatitin campaign. “"1111 lllllll-"F 1i It-"tes of snli-inarqinzil lands *

esneciallv

wool (1-11- 11-1- ani1ii:1ll_v."

go slit-cu a low exir ket at any

.'1 .,,-,_ ,___ .1 _- v - texine 111.111.1.,1- i111. ‘i-mltmg m the {Him-g gaged a 1\az1 iaider last 111011111 and enabled pug-hi t"l<-- 1111-1-19 1-11--1-.-=»_ m the wilt-pa M05111," iiiost of the other vessels i11 a convoy to escape. l‘ l‘-”'~1- ‘L’ a l-“iier 11:‘1r1<<-i for honic-groii-ii Since 111C)’ Fcturned to iliei

Good News

.1) is 1.11 i‘ - 1111-15111110, i1 is good ne\v.~'

aiuioim-ie a ;_-1-111--,‘1-1i< price redtictioii. The fam- a pipfqing treble ilv 111:111 1.

Aiclni ‘Achievement

for 11 p1.1:~1-1\-»i-:.1_.- :l\‘c'11llli1l1.~1llll&_‘lll. 111 happy co- ‘Yllcli he reached

arnn-d .11;1-l11 11\'L'1'>('1'l: and at home was in Tiasinaiiia.

will 111- pr- 11 ".1 '_"<'llt.'1'1lll\ facilities for iii1-

pr-nin; iii-n‘ -- :-»11. 1111- 1111111 has been The .\1i<imlian-bnun-l 1-v

carcinlly- \\-»1‘1.-.~l ~11‘ 1111-11-1- i111: ~po11s11i‘sl1ip of (‘<1 111111 tiublished their

Cann-linn |,- \\'.1i- .\'<-1‘\‘1c1-.~ 111coi‘p1‘1i‘11tcd, 11431150 f-{IIPS here and there showed ivlicre the \\'l‘,i>~(- 15-1-5 ,\_|,,j..1~ 1,11,, >|_ ,\_ (hum, 1M5 censor had made his mark.

for 111-»11-.l1~ 1»; ---1 1101-1111114 111-1-l1-<~l_1- for 1111- w-as a theme song for the children, which was p1‘--111--:i-111 -11 1 -- - :11 '.‘,\']',1‘l'l> 111' 1115411 .~1.‘1i1d- \\‘l‘illcii and p111 to 111u~ic by two 11f 1111- <-

ing 11111-1111 |,; _ \\1]1'1-1,] ltnyt-t- 01' 311-. 15111111 0/11 (rim/s, Io l/n- nrzt- 11111114‘,

(i111 l'i11\-- §~ tile-l (,'11:1i1‘11i.'1ii of C1011!!! Brifnni- y-oi/ny/ 11ml fit-r,

]'Idii--.1ii-~11.-1l .\ 1-1 .\lr. lt-ilit-ri l-Ynglznirl Iii/Ii rnnrug/c lrm‘, 11-1- cnnir In you,

0f \\'-'iHi1iI-=: ‘ 1‘ ililill-Q ilieir valuable ex-

pcri1-i1c1- i111‘ 111- ;-1,1-- and 1111- iW-iiii-nr-

sir11l1le. .\~ 11 1 :1 of 11 r1-c1-11t llFflwlltll 11f the Jilin’ zt-i/I lll|.YT1'f‘l' 11111-11111111/1 l)r-11.-11‘i111<-11i n1 117-11111 llcii-nse. they will 111111- lrrirliiiuiil- m]! lime. 1111- 1‘-»-,1"--.i1--11\ .1~~i~i;111r1- 111' rcgiiiii-iitnl Children. of f/H‘ ,l[1l//11'1-/1/111]_ edii1‘;1ii-111.1l nfiv-vw. 11.1w» 111-1- in 111- posit-d i1» \\'l1(‘i1 the. ship cmssed the "line" 1-11- 11 l>:1ii:1l1--11 or 1111111 11.111 f(i|'|11;1|i1“1ll. l.iri1i.- lime King Neptune, ;11‘1111-1l with a dcck (ii-ii, .\lc.\'.111-_gi11-~i1, 1111- ----1111i1:1i11li11_u 11fiiC(‘l' 11f lliis \\‘11i‘k with r1'li.\ll. 1.11101‘, each child was the (‘111111-11111 i--r1--.~ i11 llriiaiin. 11111 t-vinvcd a glYPll 111C Ntlrgiiized deep illll‘l'i‘~l iii iln- 11-11-01-1- 111111 iini 1111i; ,-1;_r11 * he c111i~i1--l 1111- ~11\--~1-. .11’ .\lr. l. l1, liiclt-crsicih, This‘ is merely a suggestion niadc in Mel. 1111- \\':1r-l1-11 1-1‘ 11,111 lli1ll~i-, i1. 1111-11-1 1111-111 1111- imiirni: to keep at 1111- 113(k- 111111111-111 of ir-l-ii-q ---l111-:.ii--11:1l -1pp-1rii1niii1-< i111- siress of <l£1)'sf0c0|1|(1, avnih1l1l1- i111" 111. i1--.-1p~ 111(- sylllpilllly and affection of Australia for

To 1111- 1-1111-111111-111! -.1'i'i1---:-1 will b1- ar-igned liritain more than the almost instant response the i:1~l< of 1‘.'il'l'\ili'_r 1.111 1h- .-11-iiial 111-111-0. 11f of the people io the appeal for sufferers through education. 111111 wnn-iviii-liiiq officers of cvt-ry bombing raids. 'l‘h:1i, however, was never in~ 11ml are 11141-111-11-11 111 pr-ni-lt- li-ith time and tended 1-111511151-(1112133 icniporai-y- relief, to ﬂdg l-iltlllllfs 17-" iln-iv work, '|'l1-1--- 11111-12 been cvnlv- the homeless over until comfort 311.] 511cm,- and e-l verv ~-- 4 >11 :111-l pr:-1-ii--.-1l curriciilzi. which the i011 of 1x1sscssion return 101111-111 011cc tnorg rifft-r <11!- ~ .-n1 11111111111111 ili\'1-|‘~it\' in their \\'11_v could not 1|“; (mnplﬂc rchmrﬂﬁn" or Loni choice 11f v11 1 lll"\ d1» 11-11 :1~pi1'1: lo set 1111-111 111111 be the Empire's war memorial? on 1111- r-u-l 1.. iv-ni-Iiw- -l---‘l11i‘;1i1-- 111 11111111101111)‘ or “'1: know that in i111- cud victory must f-<-~i1o111i--~, 111i‘ 111-1- -1i111 111 broaden their know- ~the forces of llell can l'-1l"<-. to 111111-1-1-11 ih-ii- 11111-111-11-111-1- and to prn- righteousness. (ould 111111

rid-- 1111-111 tlllll -1 l1--ii-.r 1111-111111 r-riuipiin-nl for cnnimeinoratcd than by rebuilding (he hm" of - - 1 . ‘ full"! “"111 ~1ic=cs~ the prr-lilcms of civilian life the ltinpire with a contribution

when ihr-v 11-1111-11 to ii, .-\n<l for such as \\-.-1nt|a11d iown and villa them ill"l‘l' art- 1vffr-rr-il cr-iiru-s 41]- innrp p,rn(tifﬂl lion? T1131 “Tiiilil

nature. u-hirl» will lav iln- l-nnnlaii-wns for more :11 least, would postpone 11111-11111101-"191-11 in Rrt. mlv-"iirwl siaarcs --1' 11111115111; for scnne definite lain until in the new order of i

pmfcssion 111- avocatioii. I _ ...- ~ii§~¢a¢q . mo, i; conquered!

— EDIIORIAL NUIIIS

Write January 2, 194i. i i i

, I Public holidays are now over until Good lords public health calendar, Fcr “can; a! moan. Ih m...

11' we handle the food situation here as they are/doing in China, piofiteering soon would be eliminated. I11 Szechucn and other \\'esi China provinces prices have dropped l5 per cent since 1l1c execution of Yang ("liuan-:i_v, former hlayoi‘ of Chen-gin convicted of 110111111115; supplies.

=1- 1-

time farmers the goats.

ficient diphtheria anti-toxin 10 imniunize 7,000

and will be transhipped at Lisbon by air to Lon-

1 ,.._-1->11_->111> ptlllllfl> of wool an- quest from the British Red C1‘oss, and a further 111;- only some 25.000000 supply, sufficient to iinmunize for h-mie-grow-ii wool than drcn, will be sent by fast steamers as soon as 111 the ltriiish Empire , _ , possible. The American Red Cross has sent

_ 1:-.--I 1o 1111-1-11 raising, we should be It is no fun being a hero in Toronto these PFOCl-‘ICHIE at 112w: all ihe 1\_=.ooo.ooo pounds of days. Tired of being honored at luncheons and called heroes, two Toronto members of the crew .- 01:: --~",~ll1‘<‘i\ rnisers know that of the armed merchantman Jervis Bay, have ex-

l-wi l: r11’ lambs going on the mar- pressed eagerness to get back into action. A. B. "- r11-m will produce a glut"——al- Walter Darnbrough and Engineering Rating though the sipjfPllf/"il i: Iitlvtlncc-(l 11m Canadian Jack Smith were on the Jervis Bay when it e11-

” r homes they have W001. been honored at numerous panics and luncheons. Both are anxious to resume duty. They said they hope to get a little peace aboard another "w? , "@5591 like 1116 lfrvis Dav which went down be"

A1 1111- 11-,-1-~1:11 _;-1"1<11.i1‘e 11111-11 1111- cost of 111» fore the raiders guns, ' iiig 141-1111‘ to 1111-1 1'11‘n1.< 11111 a c111 111 prices on what In 11m ma"; evucuaﬂon of 477 British ch11- are the llCcfiﬁtfliﬂs 11f modern life. 1n our ad- drgn m Augtralia there was Chris veriiszzig 1x11111111» i111- \--\v Year opens with gigctl 51;“ of I-jdinhurgih 3.1l1lt1i11lL'1'll1\l!'~ 1'....1. both l.ii1-bu->_v and Lux the contingent k-ft 1“,1]gl[1|1(l‘[h(1\r 5m," 10111-1 soaps ,-1.11- 1». 1-1-11 less 1o the (OlhlllllCY. it Always Be :\n l-Inglzuitl," for ilie 13.121‘. to rc~ it. stated 111.11 =11 11111111- million cakes of these cord [1 was going along mud“ that ﬁrst line soaps are noxv in use that the makers are able t0 but the moment the world‘ “linéland” l

a staunch Scot. Before

‘"1 ""'\ i-l-l-H 1M1‘ ""151 “Cl l-Il-‘lllilvfl L.\.\'D". lt was Chrisioplu-Hs. “l alwavs do it u-hen they sing that song. 1 —-~-~——-~— ‘.\(‘()ll£ll7(l'," Christopher later explained, BBC. recorded the song _i___ had been enticed au-ay. '11-- (_..l11'11l:t'.1 l.1-~_-_:»1i1 and the Department of With a pompon on the it .l\'111:-111.11 1111- lt~1' .1=‘1- 1-- b1: highly coinincnllcrl ‘V31’ from 1101110, found

1 fll\\'Zl_\‘S sing out

again u-hen Christopher In his kills and tam. 1p. Christopher. a long it hard to stop tri-ying

.\s he grasped angc in the other, gmnnie. Grannie

1->\ll1l I‘\'Ultl1ltllltJl an exccl- a penny in one hand and an n1‘ which 1111-11 serving in the 11¢ Sﬁblwcl that he wanted his

active children prii1t~ own inagziznic on board.

The central feature

v YFFIHH om‘ /l(IllI(‘.\‘ ncroau- I/Il‘ It'll. 111111111111 11f 1111- gfhplfnc 1'\ 0111 H10 old 2110111! 11nd I/ic 1111:1- rv-irl/i’ -~ c.1111.“ 1‘11li\iil('l‘(‘(l ilu- 31/1111! Inn-c! lniiid in 11111111,

of r1111‘ minds through Nolliiiig has shown

never prevail against

_ from every city . ge in proportion to its popula- crcate a fund that for years,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

'\"l'°l1l;l h on: ma.

This l; 1; red-letter day on Brant- ‘t

ten ful years the city has been "than Onulhn Ion an no- entirely free of diphtheria. Branl- """"',,,,, '“'"° ‘l’ "Ilka c! ford has thus establi-hed a world's‘ . '_"'"'k

muniiy- vi-ith‘ a. population ln ox-

markable distinction. -- Brantford Expositor.

past. quarter cf a century recall Bonneu-s comm“ to

‘ives in anything approaching elgla]: gorllgtglerhl‘ ow“ "mum-

seassnable quantities. But we can {or n take 11., because _we are hardy and Mona $31131? accustomed 1o 1t. we have the mam to be

gan has handed down an opinion cwmr-V-

circulars and on billboardsbl “The 111mm,, ccmmercial use of such em ems," M ~1- finds Mr. Read, "is per se lgnoble." twaelniiil-ftiigniighranggrsitegiiibf the c9]

regard to commercial use of the

Pressing 111111.155. forward, as burial to his native land

But we must go to the limit set,

1t. "as a residen

New York Heralri 'l‘r.bune.

shot dowru" recently in Britain by iBren machine-gun, When the army the 1°“: mlmstry °l

. - . - . . who have come to us and now of 11D»

General Odlum has been put into oei-ipbeetihtriizatvilee can Say m an sm-

zid metal meet. provides a crcvice Tn h which mav be vulnerable to a bullet. 11115511111“ The giiegatwgbgindﬁ 131i:

with a rifle or 11 machine-gun democratic commonwealths. Ameri- should get the habit of blazing ca 1s wholeheurtedlv in spirit. in away at. the airplanes of the enemy DYRYEI‘ and 1n practical service

pers knew they might get 11 well- D11 B°I1Y1°11 1101-1111111- wve as am-

beyond the next, hedge, u-eli, they W” “unmas-

migrht n- t. be so venturesome. The I lEg/erspﬁlcte 1R YgYhwllunlls idea i5 evidently bearing fruit. There can be pubﬁstelgd e I‘ l5 all" will be 1 "Wu-sand ml-‘Ees f’)? ‘m? speak the mind '0? the Am r1 hit-but. that. one hit may prove church m exmessmz om. “ﬁne? vital. Every ‘plane has a vulnerable for the great preacher v-u ha‘:

ed man. He ls a brute. Conscience stretched bonds of love and under- will never make a coward of hlm, standimz.

because he has no conscience. The I am. sir. etc"

truth mbrut him ls that; he is no- NOR-MAN VINCENT PEALE. thing. and has never been anything. gel" Y°Tk 01W-

mobeuthan a super-bandit-v-that he ec- 30- 194°- is not n man in possesshn of either _ “_"*‘"—*-—"-r—-— knowledge or wiidom. He is simply a colossal egzitist who succeeded for; along time ln imposing on the‘ wrld. Mussolini has tried to build up a tatnlit-arlan state by means of‘ gigantic lies, and his He; are now beginning 1o fnd 21111 out. His own people are we think. slowly learn- y

0i U vléﬂ ma. mg 1:1 distrust him, As a buiffer he

has been superb, but bluff sel/Sscm THE TREE TOAD carries a man very ar. — an 1,1 b . . Francisco Argonaut. gyollgéef in: 1f§§$§°“h11‘“-

e c arm 1t is to ear m When war broke lcnse In 1914. K111121111: ashe goes. what. it did to naticnal advertising in Canada was just too bad. Con- He can't; have zone the journeys tracts were cancelled. right and He leis me to no on. left, In fact. some few companies H9119!!! Bhe darkness nevi:- glg get. aroubnd t0 advertising Of the c001. cropped lawn. aga ause by he time i~ e war was over, people had forgotten all He calm“ 1mm” we 111ml l about them and their products. 8‘ m‘! mnasnrllfg Wmd- But, for the most part. the panic wrh Le “(in ﬂ- “b ‘g: W" walk- ﬂid n21, last long. By 1915. general a w‘ “me e “d-

neage was back to normal and it. .

stayed tfiaf, wav. This time things glllsgktxligegelgi gaff: are different. world War II was Ne, heard the Cnv caning‘ scarcely under way when govcrn- when the cold comesm ment closed in on business vs-it-h _ ' both hands 0n the controls. Import He smizs aigvav contented foreign exchange. e0 s and profits ‘ 511d 5-9931"- leal/e m5 Ween were closely scrnt‘ zed, restricted . 3m 11° 5291-5 ml’ bl°°d a'll°mll and taxed acwydmg t, the pm.‘ where his soniz will never _be. each ‘could play rand pay to help “Onmk “hm- wu tie war. O excess profit-s, ‘NDIDZQUMBERS 0F ' seventy five pei cent u- e earmark- LIVING COSTS

ed for the government. Standard _ The index number of living costs

earnings were to be determined by averaging prrvicu; years cperatjnns,

1.11 1111011 111 111111 11 111- 1111111 11332111317? 1131315111221119111115. 1111 1""?- A wrllrmlm‘ _“;\?°“l'l‘”? W!“ fo 11s, fuel and lizmefurnishlngs. increased his advcitsing budget Uvmg “m5 for November were BL beyfmd n wnsfmalil“ °$E=""‘“’_ of most fsui- oer cent above the level anttcloaterl salts might 11.1 only be f r d ,0 - ‘ l 7 considered rm unpatriztir so-and-so 29F‘ Y1“: Ill-Kl), ‘Yllthnppl ‘x113: e y‘ iyultlalso the government. auditors brags; wit?“ an a e on" m git. not accept as an expense the _ _ appmpginlon m‘- had already spent’ vaiibleciniiiiiniroftiﬁii iiiDdCi-iixlwlfaser Bio _Cana an Business‘ 108.7 in November. Dnlry product-s.

mo" hmmrdy. Wm“ "mm" eggs, groceries and fruits moved

the most. amazing of them all, to

butt-ling bove, 1'11 1 u Con ‘Island c1“ 111s siaess...s.'iiiernm li-li “P "m 1°“ 1° -

i-ias been smmhecl. Th. .Lt f Abraham Lincgln still facqesn illiesg- go§jl,l“ﬁ,ol,’,§éd§wf'n°"i m minister. 0n the other side 1s a 1mg” and 1 Wm“ myﬂnat. 1 wan‘,

made 11111111. blew from the face of

Bl‘; Ben a tiny iece of enamel, $32121 many h“ 31133111111123" $111113‘; 1311.? {:,*‘,.‘.°',,,,l”*,"“‘°“ h" = “mm- ﬂy heirloom. We p111 the 151111111 g °" evmmd" people who went, away, fcr missing the are-um advent/um 1:1 n11.- world. "Wed are always being mid we B10 coins to have a new world after the war. Home people think it. will happen automatically. I myself know that u won't have g new world eince by a long pmoem cf evolution. For after 111w war there wlil be such relief and rejoicing "Id WW"! 0f 1188!. “and people

O01’-

mings that’ {avg jammed w‘th Flt-h century

tier Ls the Strand, a 17th centurv l6. I 11m told lf they build a mm: in mamas, h

Sir,—It made me verv haniciv to see -— All oﬂnnected and ‘ terested ill i e wnnews‘ the Canadian swine industry the gﬁffgj ‘g1; ﬁfe ggaltzeswmgax?

with painful memory the aftermath agQ as minute. o; t“? $13k #1355

that developed from the quality 0f Avenue p .- bacon exported during the last war. meant muxslialitiifglispigifiiiiiiiifehfaf It, l5 now generally resolved that this cltv and indeed me (mm-e this experience shall 110-1; be repeat- cuuntrv. Fmm the very 51;“; he ed and one major objective must entered into a wide usefulneg and be to maintain quality in supplies his influence has IZTOWU with each sent to the United Kingdom during Dﬂssinz vear. None of us ever felt the present war.~—- Guelph Mercury. Wxghgéllollldglslltitilest tihat ﬁe ____ , ‘a_ ‘eaei-servce ,v The m“ seems to be "u" m, becominz a citizen. but we were soft western Ontarians 11111-1 take “Den” 9"“- me d!" "1111" 11"!"

workers on the farms. "malrili the They are lost when snow ar- Xhen he Mum m“ ma‘ 5WD which

gallant ladle; of the Women’: Army, 5.000 public school boys, and every one who can help." There is a great. increase of acreage under crc-p “Ancient velvet lawns of ozuntry mansions have been dug

difficult nroblem oocuuv a great na- where naturally he

, . , in ‘t’ eqikpmeni. to (19111 with ii, and concerning mattgisugtilafoiiioiﬁdscwrblé

being particularly dexwroiis in in 200d ui-o i-let _ the fine art. if snow-shovelllng Zen. We halite ollteziuiilvoriigianreg fig; and walking knee-dcep throng-ii. Dr. Bonnell felt about this natural drifts, our life goes on much t11e restraint that was thus imposed 53mg as usual, m mane; “ma; upon him. He has met 1t with rare winter brings us, _- Bpcckville skill but at; the same time. it 1195 Recorder gnd"[‘jn1eq_ but a. certain limitation upon his ______ ministry which will be released now Attorney-General Read of Mlchl- ma‘ he 15 becomlnll a MUZEIIO! 0111'

tiibt‘ a 1r ‘ 1 f h 11m Dastor of a church on Fifth 1’1’.?11§<1“§‘1§.1§.° 1°11g”‘“.-.1"§f1.e‘31-11..§ 33131113» agiggfﬂygﬂﬂe Mesh-re matter- in new-spapcrs. haudbills, streetfnnd vou mazelgéghaagg- dlSl-lﬂtllllshed colleaizuezDr. was fcr

Csmadians, we believe, would wel- legj u; Ch _ come, a, similar definite ruling 1n is aasisteruélctrfirgzhst-torizzishgiwgfvhig: _ p _ McLeod is another wrest, Canadian Unusri Jack. -_ Harrison 1n Wind- preacher who came to our countrv sor tar. tom Pr noe Edw rd I 1 d ' uvcp his death 311,5 121%.?“ $31,115‘; The Food Ministry has worked

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we are ivit-h our own defense: we I recall that 0r. McLeod himself 11710" 03 l°°d u’ mef-hiYi-l 01 Tanwa)’ cannotldivert- everything to Britain. 71°94 the same problem which has 311N111! be W‘ "Id U main wads b‘?

- besefDr. Bonneil and by a curious ‘smashed or cleared for military not, by tlmiditv, but by boldness, 351219;“? duﬂnz 171119.135‘ W31’ D1‘- for our own defenses are only the United Smﬁamg, a cmze" 0f idle reserve line. So long as Britain - 5- or" a5 he elmressedl

PLIFDODQG

sfdellghts on precautions being taken in Britain to maintain the

stands they cann 1 be reaehed. but Speak with the tﬂﬁn he mum not food suppw

1i 1.1 11101-1 unlikely 111111 they will - “m whim l" ever need to be used. But only so 2123251511."-agesgygn-"gggmtgagg| long. The front, line, our own perfectly the DPOfOUnd emotional front line, is above such ruins as struggle which a man undergoes in there cf Cover-111- vr London. and breakinz the life-Ion: connection that frint lit-1- 1111's’ be bs-"l lf any which he has had in an officialand aid that we can send .1111 hold it.» leizal way with his native land and l I l1a.ve felt. impelled m write m];

h D | W b gag-elite? li1’i1°iiiii.°§n.i’“'.a°““ﬁm“ r11 1- r - . . D oun a -

A uge o n r bom e was premanon ‘which we Am ﬂcgn

PRIIKARY MOVEMENT

Pnvinces during ths week ending

111115111115 compared with 11,091,602 111 e iths previous week and 2.934.355 1n n arxm’ corporal armed with a chgrdtlfe" feel l" Wmlﬁﬁlnt-Wﬁl with giipzgfvriggpéndtllyfgrgﬁgtﬁlatgereyeﬁ

= 1 anoerzreatc dja, 11 cows, uresn race being "be 1° vPPPIY-E 1*" 11"‘ Germ“ ‘ma n m“ m 1.1111119 m.» 1039: Manitoba, 1,263,080 I 194,412) bushels; Saskatchewan, 3,- 767.22? 11.119384); AIbETi/Bi, 4.130,-

love Canada more 496 (1720459)

1,000,000 Chip operation, Every spat where glass begause o; McLeod and gonna,“

a weeks ending December aggregat- ed 273,221,843 bushels as compared with 361,103,329 tn the corresponding perizd of the previous year. Totals follcw by provinces: Manitoba, 37,-

Gen. Odlumls theory was that and respect hi}; bl every defender of Britain armed closely togethweir ctbesgd txtiibe all-fie):

whenever they ventured within $fandlllit with Canada. and the Brit- . mum n- me German hedg(._h0p_ ish Empire in these days. Men like

placed bullet from a sharpshooter bassafwrs °.f friend-shin between W1‘

1

spot and every pilot. has his weak- s t to f 1

ness. - Vancouver Sun. tleiiit bordfsar riliiliélfsftdiéilliiougf __ —_ _ __ andmiles there is no military es- bignor Mussolini.‘ is not a civlliz- tabhshment but. across which are

l Stop That Cough ith I

Nor was bu.lmsss to be pﬂmlnﬂ, on 1111- D1156 1935-1939-1110 rosc'

upward, while meats and vegetables gv-zgffgrr,‘ nlgihpropxtgfloghnc€gfgnggjg recorded declines. Cereals oemaincd greatcvenfs in many cfuntrles. But. 3032:“gwﬁclggggsmrlnbmllgnlélegmdlé ‘ me. Ls the quiet of lnndon. People cm] and wk“ calmed ‘he fuel “d '

li8l1tln index tplncrezs 110111110110 “"1" “w” WW1" m “lmlmw” to 101111;. Hotnefuliiraighlggb moved

"ml" °“ Elma-Kl“ I 1'11 0f H55 Strand traffic $111 be relieved. v 9 great. crater. The bum-b which 01d 10nd“, and the new’ mm M

What. man means by u. new t he wants a.

_- c bb o- 1 _ NOTE$ BY THE WAY l vuauc FORUM a 615111261? ace

(Globe Ind Mail;

“We have ln Britain today enough corn, fl;ur and tatues to ensure that supplies wll be unrestrzcted and prices mrmai in these basic

cess of 25,000 to aclueve this i-e- TRIBUTE T0 ISLAND PAS-Ions 100d; for the coming twelve

months," says Rig-tit. ljion. J. R- ciynes, M.P., 1n an arucle appear- ing in the Montreal Family Her-an and weekly Star. Toward the end of the last war Mr. Clynes was chief of the Ministry of Food. and can spcak with sime authority 0H this subject.

Mr. Clyncs says Britain has been

divided into “watertight compart- ments" for the storage of food, safe from destruetlon, each containing supplies sufficient to provide emer- gency rations for the area for s1v- erul months, "even if nil; another mouthful could be brought. there."

High tribute is paid wartime and

up and planted with po-

ruthlessly-h

tatoes; ere are cabbagcs instead ,of flowers in the beds and borders all over England." More than two million acres of grassland has been plowed 1n preparation for crop pro- duction.

Mr, Clynes declares that a crun»

try at war eats considerably more than during peace-times. This f5, explained bv the fact that. millions of men lea an active outdoor life. and men and women are transfer-. red from lighter to heavy lndustrles1 t/o meet war needs. “Anyway, the Flood Ministry has to get. more ford imported 1:1 wartime, dea lte shipping losses and tiiw trans er- encs of large sh g tonnage to serve military an naval require- ments."

plans for alternative distribu-

These are, as ft were. interesting

0F WHEAT Wheat, receipts 1n the Prairie be: 20 amounted to 9.150.803

Marketing during the twenty

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FOUR SKIERS FEARED BURIED

lodse at. the Alta winter resortanear which m, glide occurred, said some 75 rescuers were digging into n C. F. BENTLEY, U18. mound of ice, snowhantd‘ eatrth g - ra. Zﬁeﬁiwmp‘ w m" e p no Richmond sum

030,921, 149118.746) bushels: Sas- katchewan, 148,319,657 1202375955); Alberta. 87,870,765 (K111508528).

LONDON nan 1.11111 nouns or RAIDS

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SALE‘) LAKE m: Jig-u l; (AP)— ur s ers were ev __ \ __ ‘ s“ buried by a snowsllde today on the Pfc1-i5“_~;,;-,,1ﬁ|_|Q| precipitious north wall of Little Ottton-wood Canyon in (the nearby Wasatch Mountains.

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th 11.1. 1111111111111 Ros-s’

Much of the credit for this dis- covery goes to E1120. (Ted) White noted Ottawa sportsman, who. through acquaintance with Hudson's

Chartered Accountanta Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

a. special exhibit at the National

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Bay Company officials, inspired the

expedition which found the bird's

breeding place last slimmer.

Ross’ Goose, a white, elusive bird, had been threatened with extlnxtlon because of the migratory route

PALMER 81 HASLAM

which carried it and its fellows from L _|_ “ASLAM, Bu," “hm the Arctic. throush Alberta 111111 BARRISTER, ETC. Montana and Into Cahfornia, where Bank of Nova Scotln chamber-I. they were shot‘. in Rreat numbers. Charlottetown, IEEJ.

“They winter in the low. shelter- MONEY T0 LOAN

where shooting has been placed on

such a commercialized basis that BELL 81 MATHIESON

we were worried for the future o1‘ Mommy To LOAN

Ross‘ Goose," says P. A. Tavernurn- Cameron Block. Charlottetown.

Dominion ornltholoillst. I‘ Island Two members of last summer's

ry River Post and Ernest. Donovan of King William Post, learned from Eskimos of a group of lakes which

NOTARY. 3w. BARRISTER. SOLICITOR

place for the birds. Gavin and Don- ovan made a slow. arduous journey MqcGUlGAN 8| TRAINOR down the Backs River near Chester MARK 1L MMGU|QAN_ Lg, Bay on the Arctic Ocean and solv- (3, 51$ 91,511: 13511110}; K, c, ed the last mystery of t-he nesting Barristers, solicitors, Etc. habits of Ross‘ Goose. ‘Ihey brought AN

back two specimens of the geese Office: Over Provincial Bank, and a clutch of eggs, now part, of Richmond Street, Charlottetown

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