THE“ CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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COMPLETE FINANCIAL SERVICE Government Ind Corporation Bond:

Montreal

~ new York AIIIITQI Report j

FEBRUARYZO. 1947 _____________.___; . s __

(Canadian Press) TORONTO. Feb. l9-

Listed and Unlisted Stock: non“ n“; so]; Dally Quotation:

Exeitiange Exchange _ Dairy Superintendent .

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r. .1. nnsnm s. GOMPAIIY m.

. t t Dealers‘ Association of Canada Menu" u if llhllfnBAGNAbli-Maneger i I

14g Richmond Si Charlottetown: Telephone 1470

Advertising Rates-Payable in iitivlllllt

Minimum Charges For Any Advertisement 25 Cents. Central Guardian lncnls 5e per word; Weltcrnfiauduhxtzzl: meals 2c per word; Announcements and Cumin; Veil

a- Cl mum st- pcr Wflnit l" “°'"°'““° “m” s“ '°' "r -'|.l t‘ of an... and Spirit“! °fl°""l'- 9"“- m" 5° "°' mdh- lTTt s uf Condolence 84c l)!!!’ ilwh; Wedding Enllltr- Mme’ e érfl. I l. 11W “Ha i0 cents for every additional 3 nuns‘ ‘I? s; "hhrfnks uud r\ppl‘(‘ti:llin:i, 84c per inch 9P 5" words; Nlotnltizbtx" gubscripfion; 49 cent: per inch; Address 3d ‘ltttlisxztitutiotl. 51-00- other m!“ ‘mliwutaflon’

Help Wanted

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Sale Y - W

to‘ ‘ H’ .\ N T E l) — STENOGRAPHER. Apply U, c,o Guardian.

‘IIDRVSALEWl5i-lAl"i‘ii~‘l‘l. alr- chcn set APP]! 4-5 “c5 is"

.- “unwrap-Isiah on woman T6. WOOD‘ clean office once a week. Phonet Yard. Pthone 111594~ i 1885' ‘

.il— I '03 QALE - WESTERN SADDLE‘ WANTED—MA.N OB. BOY To Good condition. J. l.., Guardian! work on furm near Charlotte-

..__..A_.. --. - —' ~ 1 - . i ., uar ian. |5on'sn:.u _ at), i mu ou) _‘°“" i ‘I °/°__G d.__ Leghorn hens. Laying. $1.00 each.‘ “ANTED —- MAID FOR GEN- Jnhu W. liagcn, Alzlltalc. t-ral housework. Mrs. R. S. P. _ ,_fl_,__.__ .. c. - _ Jnrdine, 968g Brighton Road. I-‘OR snap-om: saill-Tia-ua- . . .- _..._. __-

N. [pmnlc (‘voldcn Roi .t~t-. wnsiran -W0l\lAN o-n GIRL] Rcgislfffd, Phone 236i.

for housework. ‘three adultsu ___ ___A__ V” m. “.00 n‘ write Box 301, care Guardian. Yo,“ ffifflqoikfifilidffi. ixrrcnax uaLran WANTED. ‘ PM ' "’ Board and jcdging provided. Gocd pay and working conditions. Either man or strong young woman. Apply Rokttesay Collegiate. School.

role SALE _. nuiijihiie LOT. Reszdential. Phone 379-1.. ‘u.

i6t?'§n"n'lissfro1in SEDAN. Apply 39 Passmore St.

ftfifim - TRUCK. 1156i i936 V-8. Apply Earl Willis. Kingston.

Miscellaneous

PAYING FOB COWHIDES 13o PER 1b. llorsehides 56.00 each. Maur- ice Block 8r Co.

ORDER NOW AND BE ASSURE!) of your Season's Ice. We are tab, ing old and new customers. sprint: Water Ice. Re! Ken“?- 44 V9119!’ Street. Phone 2339-J.

RESIDENT SALESMAN WANTED to Represent Misses and Women! Dresses. Popular Price Linc. F0!’ further information apply t0 ‘Beauty Dress dc Sportswear 00.. 2103 Bleury St., Montreal. Que.

,,.,_.,,,,e., 20th March. John N.

MacFadyen. Ri-Vefdflll

FOR SALE — CHESTERFIELD suite, practically new, 1 inch-lin- 1st" rug 9 x 12. Rhone 10o6-J.

DOIISALE -- ANTI-FREEZE AND Batteries Argyle Service Station. Mslpeque Rbfld-

ALE - 1944 TWO - TON ixxhqigs all new tires. three‘ spare: and hcatcr. ADPW Bu!‘ worth Bernard. Reusing!“-

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ron SALE - BOAT AND e n03 a Power Engine. Harold MacKmzL. Baltic. Lot l8.

__e i‘ l-‘on snag; - nomva WATSON- ‘Standard Bred. Sire-d ttvalsonl Peters). Dam Donna. iiwmlisf-m- 1n ma] to Calumet Budlong. 111i; m“, j, an gxceilent drive: ‘n11’ i‘ IC ggfy°rgin$f§llfihglfanrac-’ Lost Found Strayed

“limne- 4. Lost - BETWEEN CHARLOTTE- Nursing

town and Peters R085» 1947 U“

__>______ ruse Plate 1033. Finder phone

PRACTICAL NURSE DESIRES _ 332;” ____.____ day work. Phone l265-J. L051‘ 1N CITY, POCKETBOOK —————~—-—~ ggniainlng black diamond-Eltnpcd

Wanted

wnllct and sum of money- I- " " ' ' Plndcr please phone 155-1.. ‘VAIYTED —- BY LADY, IIEATED. W d bedroom. Walking distance of Pest, ante Office. Write Box 30.1, cnrc‘ _ ___,__ Guflmian- SALESMAN WANTED-WE navr. IYRGHNTTA‘ xmun-zn nv tvnv: ,‘,‘."‘,.,§‘,§§‘,‘,‘,““,;{‘,s,',,,§' in‘? can“. mztu, four-rocmcd apartment. handle several we“ known “n35 PM“ 566' ‘ in the Hardware and General hiturabi-‘arffnrmaivii-rlasi- Sin" Trndr ° ti“! Tslimd- Wm‘ m‘ second floor. Apply Mrs. J. T011571"? B“ 2~ Slum“ n" Mom B. Hcgnit. Phonc 5'13. 5

TVANTICI) — IF YOU "AVE ANY dry sltlrngf‘. spncc suitnhlc for Furniture. call 834 Crockett & Storey.- Ltd.

WA ' hi) —- HEAD FOR i030 AND 1932 Chfvrolcl. f‘. S. l|'l'1ll’.‘$.| Iiingsloit.

WANTED -— LIGHT I)i‘li.IVl'lR\', whgoti. Aoplv Earl W. V. Snvrlcr, Cape Travrrc. .

I Personal

HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER goods) mailed postpald in Pm"- sealed envelope witih pricelist. 6 samples 25c: 24 Win91" 519°- Mall-Order Dept. as. Nov-Rubber Co. Box 9i. llamilton, Ont.

ircal, Canada.

Male Help? Wanti“

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OPPORTUNITY -- ESTAB- hshed Rural Watkins District available. If you are a8- grcsstvc. and between the ugcs of ‘.35 and 55-—have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get established in a profitable business of your own. For iuli particulars write today» to The J. R. Watkins Compfifli’. Dept Z-C-lA. 2177, Masson St» ltlnzutrcal. Q116-

WTS-ulesmen Wanted

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS!‘ Household Necessities for Home Service. Mnke from $35. to $60. a wcck or mcrc. according to your; rffmis. Wc have the territory youi

have been uniting for. if you.

have the travelling equipmenti]

Vary uttjc capital needed. Wrltc

for l-‘rcc dziads ltn-Familcx.

1800 Dclorkuicr. Montreal.

tqwvvnl Tiliki stccrmcu tnsrnucron

for No. i C. V. Tc School, Grafton Strut, Charlottetown.

This course is a ten months one in Electrical-Construction.' , Apply in person to Major E. S. Chandler at the school. Ex- - service mon preferred. Nature of work and salary to be

ditctpsed in interview.

1 Cenadion Vocational Training is o joint project of the

Department of Labour, Dominion Governemnt and the Prov- cm of Prince Ydword Island.

cf w. SHAW. Regional Director Training.

WANTED -. Ara BOTTLES. Phone 2542. MIchncl Bros.

Penonal

iiivnnbi “trnnaars HARE ‘r: fegtive, 2 wctlzs.‘ supply Si; wacks 55. at all druzsists.

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mono rsttows IUILDING

Bales Stock

100 Aksit .....

18200 Alger . 3500 Am Lard 200 Ang Hur 2100 Ang Rou 31355 Apex 8500 Amt 2000 Ashley 2500 Astoria 7200 Athonq, 7100 Aubelle 4500 Aumaq 100 Aunor 138 Bk Mtl . 4000 Base Met . 9250 Bear

4150 Bidnood 7000 Bnbjo . 8100 Bonet

60 Bralor 5000 Brit, Dom 5100 Broulan .. 5400 Buffadi . 9500 Buff Cdn . 4500 Buff R! 3200 Calder

Cheskirk . Chestv Chimo Citral .. Coastal . Cochcno Colom-ac Cent Cad Conlar . . Con Beattie Con Smelt . Conwest . Cournor Croinor 27500 Crowsho . 900 Deinlte 36500 Denlsun 15500 Detta .. . 2900 Dldlen . 2600 Discov . I200 Div Int 920 Dome 17100 Donalda 6200 Duques 28200 Duvay .. 1700 Eureka 8700 E Amphl . 2500 E Crest i300 E Mal .. 8900 E Sull 15875 Elder 16500 Eldone . 100 Falcon . 2300 Franco . 1145 Fvohish 850 Giant . 5900 Glenora 69195 God L . 2100 Go Crest 3100 Go Eag .. 4000 Go Hawk 2000 Go Arrow

12000 Goodfi 3100 Gunner” l-lalcrmv . Halliwell Hallnor . Hard R0 l-Iarric . .. Hnsagp, Hdway . Hadley Heva . Highrldge . Hi Sar .. ' l-Iolling Home . Homer .... .. Homest I-losco . Howey 5 Hud Bay . Hugh Mal 2900 Indian . . 2100 Inspir . 1325 Int Nick 1230 Int Pete 1900 Int Ursn 9l00‘Joliet 9500 Kansand ' 1175 Kerr Add 1900 Kirk L . 2300 KelwTeu 1200 Labnzd 33500 Lagucr . 2000 L Rowan 10500 d U . 3200 L I Cad 3000 Lapaska 250 L Wasa 1300 Leltch 4700 Lingman 800 LI-t LL 4300 Louvic Lunwerd Lynx Macassa MacDonald Mzcfle MscLeod Msdsen . Malart Man Es Marcus . McIntyre .. McKenz . McMar McWatt . T300 Mid Con . 350 lIng Corp . 1600 Moneia . 3200 Mylam 900 Ncgus 5500 New Bidll 4000 New Call: 500 Niplss 770 Norand: 7100 Norben .. 2000 Norgold 3420 Normet .. 2500 Norse 75500 Norzone

9450 New Marion

3675 OBrien 17400 Ogatna M000 Orl-lc . 11800 Oslsko 22300 Osu . . .

300 Paclf Pete

I100 Pamour . 14300 Pen Rey

900 Perron 445 Pick Cr

1820 Quemont Reeves 13800 Regcrt i500 Ri-chmlc i000 Rochelle 0800 Roxana 290 Roy 3k 23700 Rush

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55 1-2 140

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87 l-Il 126

225 20 l-4 75

15.’! 91

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34' _ iElec Auto Lite

l-4 l-Z

‘Can Cement Can Pacific Celanese

3-4

l-fl l-Z

,Can Car Pfd 10311 Stcnm Cot-kshutt Dom Bridge . Dom Coal Pfd . . 16 a 4 . 3-4 {Dom Slvcl B ‘Dryden Fraser Ford A Founda Co . Gen Steel Wares How Smith Ham Bridge Hir Wulkcr Can Ind Al Int Nickel Imp Oil . Int Pete . tInt Power Imp Tob . B C Power . Con Smell Lake Wocds Mtl Power Massey Harris McColl Front Nat Steel Car Can Nor Noranda Price Bros Qucbcc Power . . .. Shawinigun . . .. - -St Law .. St Law Pfd . Dom Tex . ,Dom Tar Wpg Elcc A ‘St of Can

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3-4 1-8

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l-4 3-4 1 4 3-8 3-4 3-8 l-2 Brazilian 22 3-4 ‘Q

ifurnover 0f Stocks LLight At Montreal

MONTREAL. Fob. 19- \ Turnover was light and trad-n: mainly concontr-‘icd on a few selected issues xvith prices slight- ly easier on the stock exchange and curb market today.

Montreal Power was again act- ive and the market. The stock hovered around yesterday's closc up to mid-day and then rallied sh-zrply to finish nt 22 1-2 for a Kain of 1 5-8. N0 rcason fur the recurrent strength and activity of lhc issue was per- ceptible. Brazilian was down l-8 and Shawinigan unchanged.

In a comparatively quiet paper section. International lost l-4.

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40i- 53 -

as 3 -8 yesterday

20 1-4 . 51 i-8

38 l-Z l-4 l

Con Edison .'

[Gen Elec .. ‘Gen Motors . Great Nor Pfd ism ou NJ .... Kennecott. lihnt Ward Nor Am

Phil Pete . . U S Rubber . Radio C011) .. Texas Corp United Air Van Air . West Union West Elcc .

U S Steel . .

BANKS

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l Commerce 1-2

‘Stocks Take iluick

(tBy T. E. Appiegate)

t NEW YORK. Feb. 19- (AP?- Stocks took a swift slide in the second hour, of today’: market and achieved only slight rebounds from their lows in slow dealings thereafter.

Rubbers, motors, steels and rails were principal losers. Closing ‘prices were generally fractions to more than a point off, with ex- treme declines lil-flflilil to a: much as 3 points. '

The Associated Press BO-stocl: composite dipped :5 of a point to 67.5, its lowest level since Jan. 3i.

Short interest on the New York exchange on Feb. i4 was at its highest level in a year tolliiflfi 1.046.797 shares according to the report issued after the close of the market. The increase of 248,718 shares since Jan. l5 was the larg- est rise in any month since April 29. i938.

ilsiness marked Canadian is-

tMcIntyre lost 1-2 while Canedvan Pacific, and Distillers Seagram wcrc unchanged. Curb trading was

| quiet.

i American Telephonemovcd nnr-

lrowly and 'closed at 172, off 1-4.|

Wider slides were registered l; U. S. Rubber, down l 1-2 at 56 3-4. Goodrich off l at 70; U. S. Ste=l

2 | The following reporrwa: given

nt- the meeting of the Dairymen‘: Association by Mr. H. J. MacDonald, Dairy Superin-

tendent:

February 17, 1947 To the Director: and Member: of the Dairymen’: Association:

Gentlemen:

’ We are assembled today to hear

ithe annual report of me DairY

‘Industry for our province and to

[discuss in a friendly manner the

4 many Joblem: confronting us in

the immediate future. l From the standpoint of produc- ., tion the your just ended has shown a marked decrease in dairy Dro- lducts. Even from the beginning lthi: decrease was apparent, and was registered each month from January to the end of April. In May, however. production surpass- ed that of 1945, but from June to the end ot December a decrease

-'. was registered every month.

Viewing the results in many way: one is driven to the conclu- sion that something of importance is wrong when production gener- ally across Canada has been de- cllnlng steadily since the year bc-

provtnce. If we look for a mom- ent at the price of dairy products, we can readily see that they are out of line with other consumer goods, and it is truly harmful to ‘our industry, one of the most im- portant in Canadian agriculture, that we have to wait for a serious decline before adjustments are made for the purpose of stabiliza- |tion. The industry is not new and lmay be planted strongly in our land, but when it becomes affected by such a vital ailment as “price below cost of production" only sacrifice can be expected of those engaged in it.

Besides the aggravating price situation ,there is difficulty in pur- gchasing concentrates. Not so many t years ago these were bought eas- ‘iiy, but today ollcakc, a valuable ‘ asset in the production ot milk, to-

gether with other proteins and .even barleymeal are almost im- ‘poasible to get in any large quan- tity, Labor, too, is at a premium and though farmers may pay the

26 N. Y. igan in proportion with that of our i

bright 5pm o; the sues. Dome Mines was up 3-8 and wages demanded, there is no in-

lcllnation on the part of our young |men to work on farms when they tcan get better pay. and work Ishorted hours at other occupa- tions.

In the month of February, 1948, lvvhen it was observed that produc- tion was down across Canada, and

l at '16 1-5, stint}; Fe 1 at 93, usjthe out-of-storage movement was

c y. t d h 1d t d‘ nd s-_|Gypsum 3 at 103. American Can Lhhsritltig (‘Punch Pjcfésrzdugained‘ 1 b3 B‘ 92 3‘8 and Texas 39- 1 1'7

a point. Down fractions were ‘Abitibl Common and Prcfc:'1'c(!. ,Browt1 anti Donuacona. Price eras- ed a slip.

M“sscy was a leader in indus-

__ trials and convr-rtcd an curly loss

into a risc of l-4. Electrolux. Su, ' Tar and National Stcc‘ Car w modest gainers and Canadian Car, Cement stocks. Dominion Bridge. Ford and Cmadian Locomotive on the tlownsi-de. Building Products retrieved a dip. Wnbasso was weaker in tcxtilcs allfi WRlkP". Scagrams, Ganadiatt Breweries and Sicks behind in liquors.

In miscellaneous and Famous Players were firmer ond Argus and Acceptance easier. Hudson Bay. Nickel and Norania wcrr- off in light trade in metals and B. A. udvautcd 1-4 whilc Lt:-

‘ pcrial and Petroleum were shaded

in oils. Mines were dull and light- ly exchanged.

Trading 110x score: Total sales, 140.000 shares; industrinls. 51.3007 mines, 88.700; stocks higher, 39; lower 79; unchanged. 63; new highs, ll; new lows. ll.

limduce

MONTREAL. Feb. l0 —(CPl-- Produce prices quotctl hcrc tctlny reported by lite Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture follow: '

Eggs. free cases: A large 35 l-2 ~36 1-2: A medium 33-34 l-2; A pullets 29 1-2-30 l-Z; B 31-32: C 25-26: packed for export- A large 38 l-Z; A medium 36 l-Z; A tul- lcts 32 l-Z.

_ : Wholesale, Qvc pasteur- 120d, fresh and storage no l 40 l-Z; current receipt Que no l. pas- teurlzed 39 3-4. del Mtl; no 2 3B 3-4. dehMtl; first grade creamery prints job price 42; solids 41.

Chccsc: Western and Que; ur- ircut receipt. foh factory. colored

22 1-16; white 22; wholesale. 10l- iorcd 22 l3-16—23 r-1e; white 22 [a-t-za.

Potatoes: 75 lh bags, PEI 1.5.:- 40; NB 1.25-1.35; Que 1.25.

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Newsprint Production

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i MONTREAL. Feb. 1'1 —(CP)-—

‘The Newsprint. Association of Can- ada today reported that newsprint production by Canadian mills for Jsnuary totalled 370,000 tons, the highest level since last October and an increase of 12.7 per cent from tihs 328,414 tons total for the like

,month M4946.

3 Shipments amounted to 344.543

|tonl. In increase of 9.9 P61’ "n! of capacity compared with 99.2 P" cent the previous month and 97.9 per cent in January. 1946.

t shipmmtg to the United States‘

iwtsuea 20.906 tons while ova-mu 'shipments were 29.243 tone I-nii Canadian shipments 21,314 tom.

2500 Surf . .. . 1825 Bylvanite . i800 Teck l-l . 7000 ‘rhom Lund - 2900 Thurbols 700 Toburn 1000 Town; . 10000 Uni Oil 205 Uj-tp Cln 500 Ventures . V bo

25100 Weku: 2M0 Wiltlay 500 wrt

700 Iaothl

I00 Pond Ore 1M0 Temlsk .. Total Sale: IJPMN

. I issues. howls

at 58 l-2. Other losers include-cl |Chcswpeake and Obi-o. Pennsylvania tRailrc-ad, Bethlehem. Chrysler, iKcnnecott. North American. Al- l lied Chemical, Union Carbide, Gen- -ernl Electric. Standard Oil tNJ) and Air Reduction.

Johns-Manville climbed 3 points to 132 1-2 after announcement of 9 P-“Wyeri 3-for-1 stock split. Public service of NJ. was frac- tionally on a mised divlden while American Airlines and Glenn l\‘i:tr- ttin also scored narrow advances.

Potato Market Report

The following Dominion De- Dartment of Agriculture Market- ing Service report is for Monday. February 17.

Unless otherwise specified, all quotations are wholesale to re- tail lnr 75-11:. sacks No. 1 grade, in good mercliantablc condition.

Montreal-Truck receipts nil. Car arrivals 4 P. E. 1.. 4i N. 3.. 3 Qllc. Number oi’ cars on track including broken, 47. Supplies liberal, demand moderate. market fairly steady. P.E.I. Whites. 81.35 to $1.40; N. 3., $1.25 to $1.35: Que. $1.25. ~ Ottawa-Truck receipts nil. Oar arrivals 4 N. B. Number of cars- on track including broken. 9. Sup- plies hcavy, demand moderate. market slightly weaker. P. E. I. Whites. $1.40 to 1.50; 50-ib.. $1.002 IO-lb. repackcd. 22c. N. 3.. $1.352 Que. $1.40: 50-lb. paper, 90-900: locals. No. 2."l5-05C.-

Toronto-Jrruck receipts light. Oar arrivals. 7 P. E. 1.. Num-bcr of cars on track includ- ing broken. 4. Supplies dibcrnl. demand moderate. market steady. P1E.I. Whites. $1.50 to 91.60; N. 3., $1.40 to $.50; Ont, $1.10 to $1.2 .

Maritime potato movement dur- ing the 72 hours ending mid- nlllllt;

P. Ii. l. carloadc passing Cape flfonnentlne: 77.8.. t2; other Que, 3; Toronto, 9; other Ont.. 4; U. S.A.. 10.

Cal-loads passing McAdam. Ed- mundston end Elvlorc du Louo: | LBJ. NJ. tMontreai . . 0} Other Que. Ottawa . . {Toronto iOther Ont. Winnipeg . Other Man. ,U. S. A. .

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TY u Seasonal Summary f Carlotg)

To Date P-IJ. N-I. NJ. 1946-47 3890 6000 I19 1945-46 3500 5900 ll’!

-I0lN8 BOLITHN IIJTI

‘BRANTFORD, Ont. Bil. 10- tUP)-A purebred Holstein from the Elmcroft Farm of Ray Ic- Luqhlln of Othawa he: joined the select circle of Holstein cow: that have qualified for the sou leel certificate of long time pro- duction. the Holstein Prolslen xv looiatlon of Canada an

today. The we. h Idle tledbi, Colanths, in 10 lactation: Ib- duoeti mm pound: o! milk ouniidihlIfl 5,7" flflilitdl 0T T“ With

stun 1m: m:

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en average test 8.79 per unt - terfet.

2 N.B.idirect result of insufficient

15° BT91“. our stocks showed signs of being lnsufilclent to supply our ‘countrys needs until the ucxt pro- ,duclng season, the Ration Board ‘Féduced the oper capita allowance from six to four ounces This ac- tion had the adverse effect of cut- flng production in the early mOIIlhS of i946 by forcing produc- lers to manufacture dairy butter at home ln order to have sufficient to meet domestic requirements,

In the month of May when the per capita allowance was rniscd to stx ounces, the ceiling prise of butter raised four cents pcr pound, and finally our dairy cattle were Placed in good pastures. our pro- duction increased sharply, This increase continued for a short per- iod but ended quickly when mg dry weather began in July. The ‘will Pounds of buttcr produced ‘were 3,935,145 a decrease below 01 331.270 pounds or 8.83 per

Educational Scoring o! Butter _As in former years the educa- =t1ona1 scoring of butter was car- ried out at regular intervals. This work is very important and of great value in maintaining a stan- dard of qualfly. When the work is doneat the completion of the grad- lng period. reports are sent to the manager of each creamery by Mr. William F. Roger-son, the Domin-