|¢m|uerslde:— Bell Bookstore, Water Toronto Bllfl!» Wlteg jg

The Guard‘ will ggrrler Boy at 2c lm lil: or 10c

,'l'hls column la reserved for ne

In _

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s: "r "1 st 2 cents a word strictly p".

lble In advance. AIEXALL Milk of Magnesl

ables 1.50 ior $1.00. Gourlies Drug

iwre.

_0LD OATS HOPPER fed to the, is a valuable low med Jlltlltlflllill feed. Old oats soldi

round: POW-TY

u“ PRINCE COUNTY .. - THE sass Wtlllllll m l‘ "m! M"- Polld ' M? Louis O'Connor of Crystal Th» Guardian may be bought daily at an, n u" tnuowlu‘ no". h in gill farm, Clinton and his two ‘ aug ters Mary and Elizabeth mot- !‘- Gourl] KEN A very prett weddl 9i . oradto Tighten s d. ~ b" ~- Mark eéaiglrgflifinbrxi'xlll'e s; SINGTON RINK ggdeatltéledhbme ofnlirfvfaizd firms. 1m! with thorn (giillrs. t. ...... t. ... ...... ... . or dt...s.zs;ti?".~.zilll.rlzsi- but. ”3.~'.'l6‘.£“¢l.;.‘3..“.;if,§ Der week. {hone zap m, rfffffvf; z‘ THURSDAY glen their daughter, blLyrtlc may’ ‘m . m. m,“ NIGHT Mr"%;{§;r ulraliltféle 15v finial: (t; Mr. Louis MacDonald, Mr. Ern- l and Mp5, Alfrgd woéd Mount a“ Hempmu 9nd._Mr' an“ Ber‘ ‘ __"_“___—-——--_.____ Tryom v nard all of Tlailtsli left m‘, TlIvPS- i Qwm rrr» ... .... .....- “m” °""“ESTRA u‘ talc“ “a or warm 923mb." i“ *@ \\1 "WW/f at Bruce's. Sponsored by fazvvglerintémi been frecledoffnh f ___'_ ' c A u A o | A' i: o | l. e o m P A u I z s _____1.-2oa-sl-l4-zi. 4mm; w (fag mmhmslsounded’ m, Tho friends of Mr. Jerrio Gaudet __COMPACT lunch k" KENSINGTON BUSY Jim-d‘; leaning on ha. fame“ amh the genial shoemaker are sorry to ___, my thermos bottles Gourlles! D13‘; BEE CLUB vbnlili‘ her Dmgadullder the a: ' he“ or his $110M mxtpss‘ -——W___—*—IZL: a _ ' r e it ——-—-- L ism“: L-182-9-l3-2i. so I"! by 7o not o! u t white gllilfiilrodress [wlthbfrblxlltveglloglllla Mil-S! ARM Whclan who has n» est Prlnce . -l82-9-l3-2i. _ _"“_ exce en bridal ell and r ath g ardenl . centy passed a - n. N. l...‘ 7 - I “3§’l§5£@""l§§t. “£33.25: "'" ‘m’ sisarzbr...“ rZ-iilanlg so“ at” a ‘Tetwhem Cmlvelltw“ r clearing at greatly requc d . Old time dance caller to l. d l ' e ye fly vs n?’ ‘pr ‘m???’ Mr- alld 3 miner-- i-l'r’fi°.‘"i.r'i.‘ "5"" BAKER y» at... .... ...?" l; as sfiaimaiisla ‘cared M“ _ ~ or

ighl .l'.. Bruce's. L-203-9-14-2i.| _WATERMAN.S Pgns and Perk Proceeds go to Red cmés fgtaigfirilfifiagésfelfifig: gfinhcg fléefxiv-I _AT,I,LIN,I_IO“”__N, Fa“ ‘ootwear at Taylor Drug Co. Kensinll- "UNI-ammonium Refreshments served nllony, felllcitations were extendedto Iii lllllwd‘ A mmplete range "5 I _____ Admission 25o 1301;111:133 {o therlleoiugoltiylllfargntliealltfil-l le 1-l1"-‘]Y3,1"1:gg1$ln m" Bnfl I —FOR RENT-offing 513533 _ Coma and H I ous refreshments of ice-cream and °".".“.‘.. ,1,‘ “m. sag ‘g; scrheg? ‘ground floor. Dalton Buildi , Al" short SIIbJGCtS an Down Hitler cake were served. the bride making filmlllJz ivcal- sheen and Mclnnl‘; ummerslde‘ L-IBZ-El-lil- l. shows 8t 7-30 and 915 - the tnrstlgtlclfillondln Lwtzaclargeedénd " - _- >__ ' . ' | mos ar ca y ewra w llg L-187-b-13-2l. _FOR SALE. _ Choice M _ lllllllliee TODAY 8f. 3 p-m, cakes. The refreshments were serv- (Barrister) 5 yeam Good driver “l; ed by friends of the bride and _g_i|.l'|| G. MUlfART. Gen- worker. Also used HlhClIlllGIWFIlS ' groom M155 Helen Carr and. Miss al llrtirllilce Agency. Insurance Frost & Wood gang plows 519'“) e Anna Mafimnald- Q1] k.llLl.~i. Liberal contracts at Massey Harris $5.00 Manure s rel l ' The happy couple left via, Borden .05, yup». Phone summerslue. er $50.00. Potato diggers HovcPl- ‘(d for a honeymoon to New Brunswick‘ i-l; rim-z. L-331-1l. Eureka $20.00 and $2500 Allmln and (the Artludpollstvsillleynwgalrclr W ' , ' _' I TEX} S i118 n 6X BX! ng CR1 sn-mzlctl-lollvo L grammars}- Bg§,vlg§h(il)lldlfl0ll. Willllllliltglgv-kflljlgli?’ us, m, whales for a ham, wedded me - . \\l. rcgre earn ha _ ' ' a ' I ~_ 1'1 McNelll is a patient‘ —P\TIEN - c F M t _, . ice County Hospital sllf- Russell, 12 yr“; m, sgygfgxfnhl; e ' ' "is 11W" all Ulif-‘Cl/fld hand. Mrs. Waltcr Lauglillll of Sher- __

s lvll

Newl. Bublerlllllfllll. Advertising ‘Mum b. l:

W, your order to the boy responsible for deliver-leg on y

"0 JOIN AIR. FORCE —-Mr. |'ili.lll Pizcluird, soll of Mr. alidl _, .l.Iilll'.\ Prichard of Summer’

this week for Charlotte-

jnr ‘WESTERN CUARDLAN

' — l o .44 AGENT lur J lm was sumuansml Wm’ “m”

lut-Phons zap

brook has clltercd the

Jultxl foot. His liliiily he will scml be cut, covered.

u to JOlll the Canadian Air

S.

-K.\‘l'l"l‘lNG CLUB.-'I‘he young- lll<'llllll'l‘:\ of the I.O.D.E. were lrluzzlctl at the home o Mrs. i. llllillt’ on Friday afterll nfor olitilnlla 0f the Fall Knitting 2.

W.

llplNG LADIES’ CLUB EN-

Presbyterian Church - t. Jlll€d lo a. most enjoy- (‘dill boll at the summer cot- 0i ,\lr. and Vlrs. Heath Strong ivwé: ‘The young ladies spent -r- cultivable evening and be- » lulu thanked their hOSICS Ll. spitallty.

FEXDEREI) FAREWELL PAR-

L‘ bail Pilleau. manager of ll Nova Scotizl at Al- llll‘ past eight years, was -.; _\ farewell party at the

tvrv cnpab v pvt-sided‘ at

.lllL‘V to read all address, . accompanied by the pre- (ll s handsome rioce of abvulltiflll hlszll boy dres- Pllicau was also remem- ~. W. R. Cameron making lllllllllll. Specchcs were l". Ariiett Arthur Mc- o Delaney. and OlilCT-‘l. wilzii; ivlls pleasantly spcllt Illli wcd by a (lance. Refresh- . '.ll‘l'(‘ served by the hostess.

112K“? ,h'}“sK,.,1,’§,§'.‘,,0f,p§f.“,‘f§§fii -—Mrs. (Dr.1 Furl-cu of lvfcnforr‘. “._,.,,._"<hm.uv u‘) h“ up‘ mg bftlss. was a l‘{‘(‘l‘lll \'l~'l'(\l‘ lo 1\l- ,,,,i,,,', ' ‘ s borlon South, visiting licr sisvrt ‘ ' Mrs. John Illmall. S ‘

ALBER TON

JAHLS Matthews, grade XI :.u. Sucnmerside Academy rt-uent visitor to his home

Harvey Murphy la visiting iillX

l

. Thomas Williams, Daniel and Lewis Moore, Sum- . were week-end visitors to

\\', V. MacDonald, D.D.. Mint visitor to Tlgnish, the i ltcv. J A. MacDonald.

lwic Gass left recently for ltmli where he will lake Ulllnn

ltllillll MucRae, Cltarizette- a visiting lli Alberton the . Airs. L. B. Champion.

Wald MvQurllrl. student at V, . has returned to resume U05 for the 1940-41 term. l. Wlllett, Summerslde, was - business visitor to Alhlr- O O O Q trihcrt White. left into to Join the R, .('('~llfllllf‘. lVlr. Whlfe carries lilslllt! best wishes of a host . i I l I Q lurray Willett of the Can- lllk of Commerce, Alberton Spending his vacation licrsltle. the guest of his Mr. and Mrs. L, Wlllett.

illcille McQuald. teacher at Vvst School was a recent v her home here.

recently C. A.

rnncls O'Connor. student at l. University, has returned

Plum MacDonald" Char- .c his studies for the 1940- l- “Tl-i a recent visitor t0

l party was held at lhe Mr and Mrs. John Wal- 111. Wednesday evening in ic Sacred Heart Parish. A ,ll_ll‘l(‘h was served by the rizcs were won by: Men's,‘ if? Glllls. Ladies, Miss

m; and called upon lilr.‘

John, $

vices fol- Bedeque ll 3 p.m.;

8J7

Cape

Albany 7:30 pm.

-—ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Margaret Garland, Albany. announces the engagement, of hay —Tne Young Llifllfis"daughter- Marl’ Ellcll i0 Patrick

Walter Farmer, Bordon. ltlarrizigc‘ the lath-r part. of

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-—Ml'l.

to take place September.

e case ullder the Dcfcllce

lwas adjourned for lildgnlcllt wil be QlVfll.

Personals

—-Mr. and Mrs Erlwill ltlactnjiii ,1 vl=-

of Halifax. N. 5.. wot-o rcc itors to Efgcwntcr, Stavvrt '

s,‘

-Mr. and Mrs. G. Jolly m’ Rothesay. N. B. wore rcrmlt visi-

tors to Stavert Shore. —-S.

i-cslerdav attending the llllif‘1‘l’l

-Mr. David Clark of Willwtnt is

visiting his brother. Mr. Ralnli ‘ Clark n New Glasgow. S -Dr n .1. MncuLcnd of thr-

Brltlsll Columbia University’ is vis- ltlllg his brothel". Heath Atari. and sister, Miss Hattie MacLeod, a French River. S

Contracts Let For Munitions

|And Supplies I

OTTAWA. Scpt. l3 --(CP) Munitions Minlstcr Howe announc- ed today contracts aivardczl tho munitions and supply (lcpartilicnl nuzilbcrcd 1.553 a"; totalled $8.366,- 745 ln the past uvck.

Contracts over $5,000 include:

Clothing and Accessories: Oxford Woollen Mills, Ltd, Ox- ford, N. 3., $59,832: J. A. Ilumillilgy

and Son Ltd, Mcilctoli. N. $44,764. Barrack ltorea: Steel Furnishing Co. Ltd” New Glasgow, N. 5.. $12,800: St. Crols

593p My; Co, Toronto $7,420;

Naval Stores:

Saint. John Iron Works Ltd., St 39.900.

Gasoline, Oll and Fuel:

Dominion Coal Co.. Ltd. Sydllry- N_ 5__ $7,030; Community Coal

Company, Dartmouth. N. 5.. $8.381; s. Cunard and company. Hallm- 116954: Matthews Coal Comm"! Halifax $10570

Lumber and Building Supplies Bulldhl supplies and milling Cc

Lid. Hall ax. 8.10.945. Construction and Defence Projects

M. l". Schurmnn Co. Ltd. 511m-

merslde, P.E.I., $407,000.

Malcrltlvnfmau 5556A“ MONTREAL. sent. la- rcPi -

Four Maritime men wen: amorr! n classof 17 living officers gradual-

_ Prl C . ll’ Hospital for IFCZDIIIQDLXIEC: 111512;}. friends hope agulil fully rc-

“BEDEQUE United Church ser- Slllldfly. Svlvtciillicr 15th. Traverse Ralph W- Barker. Zllilllstcl". 1.33:4’. m

I —ADJOURNED FOR JUDGMENT

l

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was in Llhva and

‘\\'0\ll(‘l not be attempted by

AND

Last Times Today

A mlrlhquake such as only those Marx Bros call bring about open- cd ivstortlzly" at the Capitol Theatre Circus." From startto finish it proved one 1e most successful comedies out illlflliollyivood since the last Marxian l c

ill "Marx Bros. at the

of ti

v colllcdy concoction, the

the Big Top

l lrlcllliv. cal cf ‘Filcy

ie circus world. share the camera

cast adrift Oil thc

rnli. Pnrtr. i" irolcs are Kcll..y

mid Nat Polldlctoll.

10s

7n

. of Cirollclio. Harpo Chico.

which ls

sodcs

ital-n and piano. are woven llirntlzli thr- cniixcdv, It ivas pro- "livl"! l:v lllcrvvzi LmRnv and dircgl. ml hv l-‘tliva Bilazcll. To their

is Fll" llirtt cvorv lover of top 90mg-

ch." inllat put on his must-see list.

The War

This Week

(By Dan Gilbert, Canadian Press Cable Editor)

Preparations for a German at- tempt to invade the British Isles and for a concurrent Italian drive on Egypt. were believed to have noun-cl completion in the 54th week of tho war and Britain expected thr- Axis Powers to strike quickly without awaiting the outcome of

[the struggle for supremacy in the air.

Prime Minister Churchill told tlic British nation lhal: the Nazi attack cannot. be long delayed and that lllc coming iveek must be rriilkvd with other momentous days ln British history. when the

lspmllsh Armada was approaching.

From Egypt came word of a "lhlckonlllg uil" of the Italian for- there were in- crczisiilg indications that Marshal Grazlalll will time his gamble to coincide with the Nazi assault on

Britain.

Prior to the Prime Minister's speech it had been generally thought that a channel crosslgg

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Gcrnlnns unless they could first gain the upper hand in the air. ‘Their attempts to attain this having failed. the German fliers during the week turned to large- scale night raiding, but no sooner wcrc their bombs beginning to have a telling effect than London's defenders put into force an en-

tirely new schemeHof_t_lefence-a_ Austro-German_advance.

MEWRSI

' i ' —Summerside

Having overrun many other fields _ Merry Marxlans now run amuck beneath of a streamlined cir- custo bombard their audiences with 11ml‘ 110W Hvag= and comedy sequen- ccs. Iiltcrllilllgled wllll the Marxes and l-liclr streamlined circus are all lhlilllitg acts. acrobats. eques- clowlis and animals typi-

_ with Canada Rvpgulfltmns A" “hm m‘ scorc-s of circus animals, a gorilla, S been occupying the illlCllllOl‘l(f>]f ti»; a Sm!‘ {m °"'“n.'umn' l?“ Upside‘ court for some time nl Sulnmcrsitltg. D'*"""“‘G“']~ a "lldf-"ll Vlllfilll» the was up on Friday {or fl.l‘£.‘lll‘ll"lll and l W"

SWYHIHPst Man and a sym- Oll<' ivcck whrinl 1711011)’ 0W1‘ S ,

a outstanding Baker. Florence Rico. Erc Arclctl. Margaret Dumont

Tho ])lCllll'(\ is the story of Ken- '_l3alz circus owner. who escapes q h s (‘l"(‘llS liirougli the coop- and accomplished through n chain of hilarious elli- Bcalltiful musical numbers. I will Ilariiri and Chico contributing

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——Ml'. and Ft. Wiflrht, cfl Gllnlillcrsidc. \\‘('l‘(‘ iii (‘lllll‘:lilll‘ll7\\l1l" ,,,,_S_ Wrights uncle‘ Co,‘ R M_ DaL 1 ."1\/ tlll l“ il ndcd that the picture

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PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

BIGGEST: DANCE Wood-Lgard

Devslgblglillfllfi. (ff-‘Ibtbllli-(CPP) __- I n- _ le lice or e ween 46 and d 5o more illlnlsters than llow appear s to be lll sight, there is no signifi- cant. decrease lll ellrolliiellt ill theo- IOfflCHI courscs_ of United Church 9019265. the Ninth General Council Of the United Church, of Canada walslstold today.

lutcd Press Science Editor) DETROIT. Sept. 13——(AP)—A Lead, mu comm; _ new vitamin. blot n, the most po- Cruits for the miliistrseflisclgsedrgo tcllt and powerful physiological council commissioners on [he mil-d substance ever discovered, was des- day Opghmr low-av conference in crlbed to the American Chemical Augustine United Church that an SOCWW here today- increase had been noted in some Biotin. a colorless crystal, has 00118885- _The real concern appear- been u chemical mystery for two ed w “"159 1mm m‘? dllnumlfm 0f years since the Netherlands scien- sugdlmls m “L5- . _ tists F. Kogel and B. Tonnes ex- Sulvcv “"5 mmcated m9 Mam‘ lractocl a barely visible quantity

tcba conference lic d 17 ' ‘t ", . - » Saskatchewan l8. Afloirta ixllillgwNfilrrb- zamooo Chinese duck egg

tlizvirn Qlltztiluo six. lll¥ll Foreign Mis- s ls six o nine. lere l b no shortage reported ill themcisastbtsg fmWslum hher? to! ‘ome and Central conferences. 11191163" C "m5 5- T0 remedy recurrences 0f such Biotin proves to be part of the shortages. the JOIIIIIIlLLCE reconi- vitamin B "complex". It is so mended that publcailclls of the pOWCTflII it is measured in thous- Ulllt0(1_Cillll'Cll bc usccl to illterest- ands of a millionth of a gram. youth lll the llliillfillfly’ as a calling. without it. soil germs, the It was suggested that church lcact- azocobacwr which {ix nitrogen for ers nail-tilt be ‘invited to atldress high pmm growih, are unable to work su‘q°l.g“tllcllll"s‘ . This fixation ls.the base of all Iweéénzfl,,i’i§,e%‘%v“%%21.357225, plant life, and therefore biotin nlaillltillllllco UClllllllllUl); all llicrcase' l"'°b“b1l’ ‘s a pxjlmary suurce or an of 25 Del‘ cent. ill church iiltend- ‘he fwd o“ “mm- ance. a six per cunt, advance m The two species of animals so nlcmbershlp, a l0 r cent. increase far experimented with. chicks and in Sunday school blelnberslllp one rats, develop serious skin diseases new member for cvcry six llow cll- when deprived of biotin. They in- mlled lll Ullilcd Church Yourg variably (lie unless given this vit- Peaillcis OTLZHIllZIIUOHS, a l0 pcr cclit 3mm {mam Bu; me ammmg ne- illcrcasc ill Woiilclrs lvllsslnllnry So- Nqqmv in m", me is m‘. mo 5mm] ciuty lllclllbcrsllip. and Zl(l(llll()lll‘.l,'tu“b‘,‘ “sum, in pure my,“ support of the local ('l‘llll'Cl1 aildnlis- Th, diiumm wmch SW95 an m1- Siqllllaly and {rgaimenénlce ‘land’ f malstllfo is at the ratio of one _ le conlml cc. uil el gul anceo mm m minions o! gallons o; DhLiCharles (EiIlldlCOttB. of Toronto‘, ant" c urmall an secretary, announce ‘ - that it Dlflllllfll this year to raise an . 0X19 “Ch 5011f" °t bum“ 15 additional $501100, m bc followed by molasses. interesting when it is re- anotllel" $50,000 effort b11941. The callcd that grandmothers used to additional funds would be shared by insist on molasses and sulphur in the various conferences of the springtime. Chllfflh- Other sources. are baker's yeast, ———-—i————-> brewer's yeast. pork liver. Wheat. CANON SCOTT WRITES POEM

yellow corn. beef kidney, soy beans, SHERBROOKE, Que. Sept. 13-

grass juice and milk. Canon Frederick George Scott.‘ of

%‘ii'.’°§b..é'.l€3°.3’él'€.ll¥fé. first; Canadians I" for loyal support of the war effort Fit And Happy

in a poem entitled "Should Freedom Fall." WITH ‘IT-IE C.A.S.F. IN NEW-

FOUNDLAND, Sept. i3--Canadlan troops in Newfoundland are Nady to serve notice on Adolph Hitler anytime, Marsh D. Peters. super- visor of Canadian Legion War Ser- vices here, said in an interview this week. He expressed the conviction that the health of the men is su- perlative and that their morale and lighting spirit are at the keenest ~ h

The mystery was cleared by a leading

--i--i---_ "WINGS 0F YOUTH"

OTTAWA, Sept. 13—(CP)—SlXth of a series o! documentary iilms dealing with Canada's war effort from various angles will be "Winds of Youth“—-a ful stcrv of the cm- pire war training scheme, the Na- tional Film Board anllollilcoci today. The film will be released this month.

thick curtain of fire covering the whole space in which the invading planes are known to be. It result- ed in an immediate rcductlon in the effcctlvcncss of the German planes.

Although their work was over- shadowed by the exploits of the fighter command, Royal Air Force bombers gave Germans a nightly taste of the sir war.

Glancing back 25

Describing what he termed "of vital importance," Mr. Peters ex- plalned that the work of the Lieg- ion War Services fil\)l'lg the troops is plrmarlly to render all possible assistance in making the men happy and comfortable under active aer- vlce conditions.

Hundreds of thousands of sheets,

VH1"! Th8 of free writing paper and en- Canadian ‘ Corps was organized velopes, daily newspapers, maga- Sept. 13. i915, under Lt-Gen. E. zines; balls. bats and games; fnee

A. H. Alderson. Allied troops re- pared during the week of pt. 3-14 for an autumn drive on the western front while ln the east, Russian coilntcr-attacks were par- tlally successful ln str-mmlng the

cigarettes, u well u comfort-l those in hospitals are distributed regularly by the Legion to the troops. he said. In adldtlml, the Legion presents weekly moving pic- tures with sound. organizes sing-

sollgs and concerts. and arranges and su rvlses baseball games a-

0! the Company.

We offer at private aale the undcrmentloned property either together or separately:-

I. FLOUR MILL-Sevanty-flve barrel roller flour steam engine, boiler and coal shed, and a suitable proportion of adjoining land.

I. BAKERY-An up-to-date and well with a suitable proportion of land.

l. LAND-A parcel of land running from the bakery pro-

perty to the Railway. Part now under rental. The object of sale la to close out an Estate. I-‘or further Information apply to the either undenmentloned officers

nlong t e various units.

He added that the Legionb edu- cation scheme, whereby the men could take up or continue studies lo prepare themselves for their re- turn to civll life, and at the same tulle to improve their mllltacy ef- feclency will be instituted this fall. A Legion education offloer is ex- peeled to arrive at Newfoundland within the next few weeks to gct llie program under way.

"The Legion realizes. from ex- perience ln the first Great War. that boredom is an enemy agent." Mr. Peters said. "We are trying to combat that by providing educa- tlon opportunities. entertainment. sports and other services of vary- lnk kinds. All of our activities are non-profit making."

Tile hospitality of Newfoundland- crs is amazing, e said, and told of the people of one town who, wltll- out. charge. housed and fed a larzc colitingcnt of men during a wcck- ciid leave. Officers and men alllzc

For Sale

mill.

equipped bakery

(By Howard W. Blakeslee, Assoc-

Bill Inman. Alexander Summer-side were recent

W Tlllnish, attending

ed from the Roval Canadian Mi‘ poi-cc Engineering School here to- day. They WOW‘ F0. D. S. "l". Younw. St. John. N. 8.: F0. W. F. C. PM Barres. GIIVSlJOPOlUIlI. N 8.: and Ft’). A. St. G. Harris and F. B.F'.C. Pcar- son of Halifax. 'I‘he mrn ivcrc Bradtlatcd fcllwivil‘! a riX-"r-“lldl course and will bc scnl- lo oihsr R.

convention of the C. “A”

C.A.P'. centres bnmediately.

ROBINSONS MILL AND BAKERY, LIMITED. B. W. ROBINSON. President. MORLEY M. BELL, Secretary. Summerslde, P. E. L

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lflfllml by the military authorities,

have never seen or heard of such

kindness anywhere else in the world, he stated. Mr. Pctcrs paid tribute to the

co-opcration belmz extended tllc

"everyone of whom." he added, "is

L-222-9-l4-2l.

deeply appreciative of the work we doing." r

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LUsO MEIPICITllilCVCfnrC-(litlttlrliif.‘

TIGNISH

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