O . ' MARCH 10- 1951 . ' Ti-IE GUARDIAN. C!-lARLO'i'TE'I'OWN racit ELEVEN "J 1 A lielleila's Vast - - tS' Gad C 1 . . . rm 1, (,2 -ll'S 1' C11 I'0p .. , Mineral Fields Ill : :u::c'15:o”':"'r':I""3 . . . -s g afgjt The Annual Meetings of the Prince Edward Is- . -qilver Fox and , - land Sheep and Swine Breeders Associations will be '1 K "-"'TT-'-"TTTT'-'” held in . TORONTO Much F g V. 7 uh in 1,, ,, this type does not like hot weather . 000" ' Canada's vast and still unglilng Fanning evla-3-d gs:lierlr:t3l)e::t once. "113. so stop in time to avoid that. and THE VOCATWNAL 5030014 . Jr mineral resources have never been ' I .. 01109 18 enourh to -e- mlny '0 " ""4 "5'M3'- ml 7' ' lo important to sefet iov6e3wWT”' " -; er” b so often when which Wm 59 W519 11” W0 "99": FRIDAY: MARC" lath future in th ld hll,lnmcl.llirlll.:r in t the ll ve to 50 ""0 Week!” WDPIY 01 them can I WOT - I v on 0 1'0 LITCB I '07 P1'11d-.h3111 33111 tiinilhte-I ful-isudirllolli1sollBt:lt,alcl)an;:.mvrzelk.:vl:eoil ll;Ii?t'lvlevl'etllsstirs1.e arI,lltlm;clustl:uV:'e:taiAe1c.l throw axlvallxlnmost of it.y b9H”W"- t 1 n d T,lI19SshieepBBreedem w;l.l3oc0nve"e nt 10:00 '"m' 0m'dl""' "Wm 11” "E8311 great success. Ranch mink soared rice. as principal suppliers of raw T119 ""150" '5 3'19 "NW1 l5 0'15 ' Wu Wm E guppy 3 sum" an t 9 W739 Ieeders at ' P-31- . . i te. mmer l . II... ::'?.':'p:;'.ti:fm1fu:h:h:M;r3;u:; to a high of uo for extra dark iurs to the united Kingdom. R.us- if :h;;11ei'u::8e1;r1g:- aged”? 3:," ,,,q,,l.';,','”,,'.ff A large attendance is requested. 4-, of mineral industries. Everything and it my hm pemmgg 0:0 dmrhtull mil gnteh mlllmt harvest is 20 doll for the will "'" A" ”"'" M” ” ” 3”” N” T possible was being done to develop Tm; .”..1?'f.f,,”",'.'.2 Nsumy om”: :1)-1.,,' .1 323m m u as globe type. Having rushed to lna- "” E" 'X”P" WWW - ”' " mg” um” 01 smmm. gallium genie; b0thev:)uyi;I;l;.I;rlI)- l . - Why. it jut new on mam”, which take two months to mature ' He cited l-ha great new oil finds etantially. The quality of the ranch The audience at Revlllon Freres Wd WW1"! 5 Week W9 11901 141515 TM remain sow 1" 5” week" in 'Alberta and new kon-ore de- mink was excellent The sales room Paris France was intrigued by B. Why and the Plants begin 1-0 ;I;:eyse3v';)r';lVep'g'u'l;:3e' wme "em" ts i ' ' ' thi f . h ' - PROPANE GAS m n Eastern Canada which estimated an advance of 10 to 15 shoulder capelet of sapphire blue t H11 0 Kain! 3058-Gd T 51! Whah one pp ' to new emy radish” d We! create! promises for per cent The ranch mink offer- nilnk said to be sold in Europe and he discdurased gardener disc melt c,md,,,, mm . - 0, the ,0 row ,, hm W, is to mix them with the seeds of Meeting of the Shareholders of the P. E. I. Su- t W t H an 1118. now it 3l,wo, mg wag preceded by 5 wild mink priced at about the equivalent of D8 6 P ted I . For .H0 H”un& 000.000 annual industry. catalogue of 9,800 skins. mostly of 855,100. There is much diversity throws the roots away. gfawgll g;'5"ltl:I3&h "'""-51 "11 perlor Holstein Bull Club, will be held on Thursday. Cooking and in Oil 8- In It speech prepared for dellv- average quality with a few out- here in furs. with mink and fax Keep in mind that the faster w',m'.nm Nof'mm fgjniffe 3: March 15 at 1:30 p.m., in the office of The Prince Ed- This Gas I5:- cry to the prospectors and Devel- standing lots which brought up to leading. Minks include both brown a variety grows. the. shorter the ' 3 -11 W rd Island Exhibition Association, All interested . 1 , H R 1 in bl t as many radlshes as the other 3 Nompmsonoug . Clan ODE?! M8003?-Ion. he described :66. Buying came from New York. and utatlo tones. Pear. fox is me fem! nS edi e o0ndli0n- 1 t d tt d i rt tbusme i to be seeds should be used. The radl.eh- ease ry an 8. en as mp0 an SS 8 Economical , put some of the things aanadian min- Canada and Europe. 3.029 mutation high-lighted. Persian lamb and The trick in to sow only as much mm ,, 9 sold bv ' glam W8-ihdoins in the scientific mink was also subjected to keen broadtail make redingotes which as lyoju can use during that short :0 'mw,,'1:”;ered;1:;k1isthe;na:i:g brought before this meeting. - e wit the aid of in d t- A eri titl . Ba id-fl 1 irl f u- kirted. with mm-o per 0 . and make another sowing ment. Canada. was develgpinegpue bills upmsnd sllverbl: leletlthclr ybell.s.sMuskrat dyed ill to mature Just when the first one ghgi g:”'i"Y11"nd111 "':1it1;' CECIL STEWART, STANLEY . SHAW lZ”1iee'i"..5';”t'35.” '.'J”ee..e..”""” ""”3.l'. 33:3 ”37”hi”i. "” r't'r'.”'”ih"'” cf?” ie';'3”'o35r”'”l1.".?.ei.?o""3'n3i2"”..i" mli t?.i”'e..e of the earl nose "dhh" -5 thevpumilire elder: H”'"”sh'”' , was now being tlllied by lll1i;ll?3U')'. ionsnmelntsiiiilellnilv l'8C8?lC ellltskltl-.t:r darkcdyesy erg used, in Persialll type saw a week's supplyy at a th” "” ”"'wd the 51”"'9' CW9”-

& PEABDON LTD.

Distributors of Mc(lla.ry Propane Gas Range Stoves

116 (it. Geo. st. Phone 16!

GAPONIZING

Make your appointment early when you buy your chicks to avoid disappoint- ment. Best age for Cross Brcds 5 to 6 weeks; for Bar- red Rocks 6 to 7 weeks. For appointment phone 1591-.2 or

"If Canada is ever attacked in :- the far ncrth." he said, "This new F-inch mink Bl-dried 0!-uti0li8l.V process in refining steel will im- but 50011 Picked UP speed Ind mink prove our country's ability to wage dark and extra males brought be- cold climate warfare. Even small tween I37 M111 832. females be- amounts of sulphur in the metal tween 81816 and :29; mixed extra will cause breakages at very low dirk. Dart dark males 824 to 826 temperatures," and dark and dark brown 82! to

The new method could result in 326. Extra darks scored the year's an increase from 10 to 25 per cent peak at 340 for males. in Canada's steel-making capacity , without gddlugngl fun-mce gun- Prices on mutation mink ranged mes, It may result; 1,, i, nvmg 0; as follows:-silverblu males :23 to 03,000,000 3 year to the amp 1". 338; females :21 to :28; mixed dustry, 317.75 to 840.50; sllverblu Breath

Canada is also working on devel- M 59”"? mmidv 93 w 0495 19' cpment of an airborne radio-active """”5- 332 w 913 ””"el”-'"”le5 325 dc-1-gm: 10; up; in imaging "mo, to 539; females. 81'! to 328.50; mix- active deposits from the air. she 1311 W W 333-50: '11'1"”1"'5 mixed- was studying rock pressures in as m T”: 31"” Fm” mm" E"-75c western coal mines to help lower lemmas 313353 K”h'""" mmesr extraction costs, 317.50. females. 31325. Muskmls

collared and cuffed with ocelot.

The McMlirray. Alta. tar sands

write remained as the greatest potential

found Canadian dealers actively competing against each other for

lamb so brown it is almost black. Combinations of furs are numer- one. as ll. broadtail cape bordered with silver fox or a beaver jacket

Skins are elaborately worked, particularly in a. big group of stoles. one fox in figure eights. one mink in diamonds. while sleeves suggest spiral cuts. sleeves are the focus for novelty, leaving collars small and inconspicuous. There are a couple of collarless coats accom- panied by matching stoles. Little boleros have big balloon sleeves to the elbow. Many sleeves are mount- ed below the shoulder. Hip-length wraps are flared at the sides by diverse cape-sleeve treatments. These short garments. a cross be- tween the jacket and the cape. are young and smart. Contrastlngly slender are other hip-length gar-

time, which should be about six or seven feet in the row. Remember

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0.ll.ll. First Aid

appointment of R. E. Cunningham as supervisor of first aid for the Atlantic region of the Canadian National Railways with headquart- ers at Moncton, N.B.. succeeding D. R. flcer of the railways. The appoint- ment ls effective immediately. Ronald Edward Cunningham was born at Halifax. N. 8.. and entered the employ of the railway as B clerk in the accounting department

at Moncton in October

upervisor of

MONCTON. N.B., March 9-The

W. Kyle. is announced by Dr. J. Brown. regional medical of-

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- FARMERS -

There are indications of a farm labor shortage this Spring. It is known that a number of Dutch immigrants will be available. It is hoped to induce some of these to come to Prince Edward Island.

If you a're thinking of obtaining a Dutch farm hand it will be

necessary to complete application forms, which are forwarded to the

which capacity he served for a short time. He re-entered the ser- vice in October 1922 as a. clerk ill the same department at Moncton and in May ma transferred to the purchasing dept. In February 1943 he was nlade voucher clerk in the accounting department and in July

ments of broad vertical fox bands often sleeveless. but with broad shoulder piecesu Long coats. aver- aging 14 inches from the ground. tend to be slender alld strnlgllt with big pockets placed low. Tile Paris Revlllon collection is sched- uled to be shown with the Amer-

the nearly 20,000 skins offered, most of which were sold. The cat- alogue was mainly winter. part fall. so that in most cases they were well under s3.l0. Exceptions were Nova Scotin strings at sud. A single lot of black muskratibrought 33.35.

KEITH MUTCH Southport

(ll reserves in the world and Cari. Hill was working on methods to separate the oil from the sands. "In this connection we have V-'0I'. 3' out a cold-water process." he said. "A flow sheet indicates a 95-per-cent reccvery of bitumen

Canadian Immigration authorities. While no guarantee can be given that all orders will the filled, it is hoped to fill most of those received. it will be appreciated that the Dutch workers who come to Canada pay

their own passage and are immigrants, not homeless people without

GAPONIZING

content. A hot-water process has i be" devebped by the ''”b"”' can (if F A t sl lilifilchcollsecuon in New York on g?tl:n.eh,eolliaYsoll::cI::T1rpl;l!er:b Ht: "iii; Poultrymen! Don't wait until Government and the National Rle- com Ian ”:Q 3;” L3 mum in? ' mesent appointment means- you require this service. Make iewmh C9""g'&d"f o"'”"" h” bee" thelrp sale inueMontrealqollI Malflch Milwaukee, March 1-Advertlsllw. 1485'? Year M1 Cunningham re- your appointment now. Delay may My on E t ' 12th. The entire offering is de- and promotional possibilities oi fox Ceived the prior vote of thanks of For Application Forms mean disappointment. For ful in. scribed as an original collection of were discussed at the second or- the Venerable Order of the Hos- ,.,,.m”.,n mgardlng I 1 WHOLE ROCKS fresh wild and ranch goods In ad. ganizatlonal meeting of the new pits! of St John of Jerusalem with age. pr ce, mm. s ' ' we-sm-. -we - ”...E.l:..l”:.":.'.' 2:”:.2..?”:::. ::':e:;o:.t..:c:..2':;.:".:..c:tcti. Wd" wltr, cl, Mmqo 3,h:5:1r5e?g;:: l::";p:f'fge'3'er:”P:;: fofl. skunk. glmbefr wotlri; nndFmls- Eoteg Schzfeedgrh .4tllboutdi25 lfox 2;:-it iarigiwwttzrik. 1113? just recsntlil: ,- the shade by two resmems 0! cc aneous o er urs ey w .1 on ree era a n e le sense on. .9 w an awar o t hm Hotel - 9.0. B 192 m Tuesday. March 13th. other for presided over by Edward Lansen- merit 0! the order in recognition . c1m.1om.1.,..,,., P. Ea: S:,Sn,edH;f,nggg?ns ,:u:u;?6ck 1:13 sale 8.000 wild mink. 20.000 ranch feld. of New I-Iolstelr. Wls., chalr- of meritorious service rendered by wgmed on me outskirts 0! town mink. 7.000 mutation mink. 500 man of the steering commlttm.-.and him in saving I1 life by the prompt . ' white fox, 1.000 blue fox. on Thurs- were addressed by Helerl Reid and application of first aid in the case day they will offer 14.000 silver Waldo I-Iawxhurst. of Harpers !3a- of an accident. AT EITHER

STARTED CHICKS

215 Crossbreed Cockerels, 1 month old 2100 Rock Cockercls, 3 weeks old ........... .. 900 Crossbrecd Cockerels, 1 week old .. 300 Rock Cockerels. 1 week old ....................... ,, This will be our last add at Reduced Prices

MdeDONAI.D'S cHicl( HATCHERY Covehead Road, P. E. I.

--og;w 2 llil5"?- 30c our FREE

You'll e'ee'the'iiew"Mteler'Dog Food in stores . . . in containers that hold 3 line . . . and this special introductory offer ivcs you 3 line for 30c-the price rogu- erly asked for 2-you get 1 tin FREE-

You'll see that We meet ....I.I.l.l..G.I'.I.Jf0i-I open - tin of tllieMeeterDogFood... ' selected pardons ofli.-en meet...rneet...not by-products. You'll know . that your dog will like it. You will know that it is dog food that hes sub-

Ibrflhl with Her

cereals, bone . oelsnflsl vltenlne and minerals.

Bruin EAT

hll for ' 3!

370.-Pseeelltetloah-feteeso Iierteeseiaeeteen.IeeHet-riot?-Ignite ...

grown without cheek to garden . uh. .

fox including platinum, pearl plat- inum. white marked and standard. On Friday. March 16, the balance of the silver fox offering.

The offering of 10.000 mink at the Stockholm, Sweden. sale last week was 0604, sold with an aver- age price for first and seconds of 134 Kroner. The top price was 240 kroner.

Imports of raw furs into the United Kingdom from the United States during January total :1,- 200.000. This is over two and a half times the total brought in from the United States during January, 1960. and is almost five times

zaar. and by Albert Woodley. New York advertising man; Sydney H. Murley, president of Lampson. Fraser at I-Iuth, Inc.. and Jack E. Veasey. Lampson official. The breeders were told that the silver fox outlook is firm in View of high fashion acceptance at the consum- er level in European centers and a spreading of this acceptance toltlle United States. Final organization of the group is to take place in Denver at a. meeting in June. when permanent officers will be elected. Also at the Denver meeting. ad- vertising, promotion. and market- ing programs discussed at previous meetings will be adoptcd and a permanent trade name of the group selected.

greater than December shipments.

If seeds are sown thinly. they will reach garden like faster without transplanting.

Many home Isrdenetr start most flower seeds in seed boxes, even after the weather has warmed up outdoors. Advan- ti:;:: of this practice are:

1. soil well suited for germin- ating seeds can easily be supplied in the box.

2. Bcxes can be placed near the source of water; moved to the shade when the sun is too hot; moved into the sun in cool weather.

3. All talents that develop can be it out in the garden each in the place desired. with no losses from thinning out.

These are real advantages. as those who have tried sowing seeds direct in the garden will understand. They apply espec- ially to the larger flowers. which must be widely spaced, but not so well to flowers that grow in ribbon plantings. such as sin- sum. and not at all to those that

dislike trensplantillg such as poppies. portulsca end salplg- lossls.

A' disadvantage is that every time a plant is lifted and moved to a new location it 01,. Hence: a shock and setback. This can be overcome by starting your seed bones early in a cold frame. hotbed, or in the house; and al- sobylowing the seed so fer apart. that they can be moved from the box dilect to places in the garden. thus experiencing hlnsplenting shook only once.

To grow the largest plants you can in the shortest time. sowing in a seed box should be made with the seeds thinly spaced. so plants will not be crowded when

collie up. It. should be sufficient to sow twice as many seeds as you have room for. to allow for failures from accidents. or other causes. if all seeds now. some plants may have to be taken out. but as many as pouible should be

oil-den else they mean any- thing from the lid pair of lseva up," depending on how

Seed Box Good Place To Sow Flower Seeds

resume growth. Plants may be moved to the garden as soon as the weather permits, if they have made true leaves. They should not be started under pro- tectlon so early that they out grow their indoors quarters when it is still too cold to move out- doors. as this may seriously check their growth.

If you take as e. guide the date in your locality after which the garden is usually safe from kill- ing frosts, then you may start seed four weeks before the date in a cold frame or in the house; six weeks before in a hot-bed and eight weeks before in a hot-bed and eight weeks oe- more in a. greenhouse. and be reason- ably sure that. provided you grow your plants in containers which have plenty of soil. you can grow them without check un- til safe to move them to the ger- den.

NICE WEATHER AMHERST. N. S.-(CP)- The weather in February was the second mlldest in the records of the elt-perimentel farm. The mean temperature of 26.91 was-exceeded only in February of 1925. But there were only 72 hours of sun- shine compared with a normal 100.

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SEWII? PIPE

A Consulting Engineer. M.

W. Loving. Editor. "Concrete Pipe Lines." says: "There is no better way to make con-

crete sewer pipe than the 'Pecker-ffesd' process.” Our Iianderd and reinforced pipe is made by this process which gives maximum dens- ity and strength. Write for free illustrated folder.

L I. IIAW,

late you saw. The younger I - plant is when moved outdoors. the quicker it will recover and

hI'Ill'I'lD '14 letlfortl low, Illlllll, NJ.

(CPI-The Local Council has re- fused a 05 (015) offer for a 1912 fire engine.

BUCKFASTLEIGH. Devon, Eng.

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GIIARLOTTETOVII

Who I: Eligible?-

Any home owner of good credit standing who has a reasonable equity in his home.

What Improvements Cell ls Financed Under the Plen?-

A repair, alteration or improvement of an ex- isting structure. including a detached garage, e.g. finishing attic rooms. adding rooms, re-roof- lng, new flooring, modemlzing kitchens, bath- room, making basement rooln, etc., etc.

Where do I Apply for Advice?-

Go to MacDonald & Rowe Woodworking Coin- pany Limited. They will give you expert ad- vice, examine your home if you so desire, help you to deterlnlne your exact requirements. give you a quotation, and handle the job for you, or find a satisfactory contractor. If you wish you can do the job yourself.

How do I Arrange for Credit?-

Fill out a simple application form in the same retail dealer's office. All transactions are com. fldential. 0 '

CIIARLOTTETOWN or SUMMERSIDE

HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCE PLAN

FOR

HOME OWNERS . OPERATED THROUGH

MacDONALD - ROWE WOODWORKING COMPANY LIMITED

lnterprovincial Building Greillts Lilli.

.0fflg,eeleellpleelesleltlss.

l

EIIOIE 2767 - 2780

'Are Tliere limits as to Amount and Time Allowed for Payment?-

Yes. The minimum credit is 0100.00 and tile maximum 02,000.00. The repayment plan pro- vides for equal monthly instalments in round figures over periods of six, twelve, eighteen or twenty-four months as you may select. You say how much you can afford to pay each month and your dealer will select a plan satis- factory to you. '

when Is the Down Payment Before I can get the Job Sfened?- v

No down payment is necessala; on building ma- terial but you are reminded at it is not good business to obtain credit for a larger amount than you need or can afford to repay out of your income. t

Wllufisfllec l Cllcrgeor cestoirltls Em-

One-half of one per cent per month on the total credit arranged. Thus a 3300.00 credit to be repaid in 12 monthly instalments would cost 06.00 per 3100.00 or s18.00 in all. There is no other charge ext t in the case of small credits of 3250.00 or less which an additional service charge of 31.00 is made.