THE CHARLOTTETOWN _(_l_UARDlAN_

lAPRlL so. 1942

Salvage Campaign Launched at

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some assistance and suggestions from Mr. MacBeath got organized for immediate action.

Tankage For Inside-Fed Pigs

Experimental Farms News

Grain by itself. is not sufficient to develip and bring a hag to mark- et requirements economically, Pigs fed on grain alone make slow and unprofitable gains as compared with pigs whose rations are properly -___ _ supplemented with a protein and 151111181121!) richd fetid tSlVllL) as the , nry y-prc uc , an'age or a coirrnerclal supplement, states H. E. Wilson, Dcminltn Experimental - - - fiﬁliii eootrro- new - r uc , s and r- and milk have been found to be the nlost satisfactory feeds for sup- .______ lllyin iihe llxtraﬂnutiients required Mr, Jack gel-Cora“ Baldwlns or aanc llg le ration. When Road, was n, l-eeenl; ' _ plenty of skimmilk or buttermilk is tague. vmm ‘° M” rllllnilllgle tnlsre is illtle nllod lol- t2: rc e o supp emon ary ee . Mrs. Emmett Bradley. st Teresa, When milk is scarce or entirely spent Thursday in the city. lacking, the purchase cf tankage -—~—-- can be amply justified on the basis

Mr. Cornelius Curran, Cardigan of grain saved. Iﬁamsaccompaliied by his motner The demand for protein and min- 5- M19 l-lllrllll. drove to Mon- cral matter to furnish the building will“? Oll Millldll-Y. material for the rapidly developing "——- muscular tissues and for a sound w R5541:- fgllltlglfkmlldbioA-léele, St. Teresa, body framework in the young grow- day 6 W on Thurs- ing pig is_ very heavy, In the fat.- ‘ tenlnr; anmal, the requirement is Mr. Elmer Mai-“Qual largely for the bcdy maintenance

d, 48 R0 d, ~ 5 spent Wednesday at Mount Steweat. all: c3551; (Ylletlfd liirnimlllllroilhﬁnorl?

-.___. Mr. Joseph Baldwin Baldwin's ‘“§,,l3§§l,, - ' f0 obtain lniormati 308212.- was a recent visitor to Mon- lg tllﬁeecgglﬁly (l! leedlgfv laglllaag __,___ DI‘ KI‘ 711g an Mrs. Lester Smith. Baldwin's finishing hog-s (fed lllslde) 1C1" Road, spent a few days ln me cm, experimets involving a4 pigs were visiting friends. conducted at the Dominion Ex- “i perimental Station, Lacombe, Al- Mrs. Alec Maclntyre. Lorne Val- bem- In these tests. four groups o! ley. spent the past week at her old vies were red tankago to various home in Elmira. svtgleiqngtto gl-gwth. dthethflrstd from Mrs. Patrick Gormley. Elliotvale. the Digs reaclllgdln féofllilglrfllSjlurllltlitl was a visitor to the City recently. lhird until 150 pounds; and the —-——-— ourth u til th i Mrs- Angus Macbeod. Llorne Val- market werilght of goo goillrosreﬂfhfll ley. returned to the city durinl the four lots tankage was added’ to the Dost week to resume her position. grain ration at the rate of i2 per .—~'i cent until th i .i h 1 Mr. Cornelius Curran, Cardigan pounds. and wtlielflgfankvofgi ﬁgs fdg Head, was a visitor to the city our- thereafter ll; was suppled at the Numerous marriage; between U. S. soldiers and local lllli l" Allsmﬂl’ "l! “l? P959 Wilek- late of 6 per cent

ll l, dl mlcllc,’ but the above honeymoon Phil“ l! Mn D _* , In all lots of this experiment the ‘algtﬂmntzellrséee: lllrullrislsthespilewlywe”. The bﬂdurwm l. m “nmentb wig‘ waznlelreglllltrdmloxbaldlxtlxl; addition cf tankage to the ration

Produced faster and more econ - fled u. s. airman; the bride is the farmer Gloria uni-noon, 22. mioal gains than in Previous e;-

Mr. Jose h MacDonald, Car i pmmms will?" will" “re ieri Head. alien]: a few days of inedllfrl “mm The “m”? ted “lllkllke right we“ ylsllmg ll-lends m the ell)“ up to market weight not Ohlv lilude

__.__ the most rapid but also tile most A large allele“; was 1n alum“ economical gains. Tilus, the ad- nnce g]; the meow}; held ln Mme dition cf tankage aver the full feed- Valley on Thursday night 0i the llla period more than Paid for it- past week. when Senator J. A. Mae. self. It would seem, therefore, that Donalcb at Cardigan gave n very the value of tankage lies not only interesting talk on the forthcoming in getting the young pigs away to Pleblsﬂliﬁ. a glclodfstnrlllbllt also in its ability to -'——- "l" ll 01‘ 8 er and more ecino- Ml‘. Philip Sullivan Cardi an mical ai Head, was a visitor ta the city lgc- period? n5 during ma “Awning l-‘lm-Y- In a similar experiment except thatt the pigs were on good green . the results with 90 Digs Road left on Monday LI the past Eﬂgelerj that llmka ge exerted no in- Weed“ ‘m l‘ m" l° Halllax- iluence on the rate and economy

A m ._ of gains after the pig; attained an o... lﬁttﬁiwihil‘ éﬁllidhlniiﬁ. “was “elem "l 15° winds W season for the first time on Satur- feeding °l tallkalle l° P158 °ll B°°d day evenina. proves that the old Rum" ‘mm ‘he? lﬂllcllrll 80 saying of, "One thing at a time and wlmdsr lmwevet» Pmved lllﬂllly elc." ls well‘ wgrth rieontlembering, for gggzllilgalwgllliiid "5 Slleclllllbléﬂlllc loll; ater a s or per of anglll". Y 588m o n _ __-.:-_.:__ ;__._.__ _..?__.__.__,__.~v_;__ -- _ _ ___ - ~-" srﬁi-l- - — ——':"‘-—' without much luck. Joe undertakrg 551ml‘ l0 ‘llvli thi’ Yllllll! 918s away an increase of $6.160 over lhﬂ h0llr Crepe. with hat to match. She York-Point Sick Committee re- cd to by exchtiilnglngjolilillrlliga wad! to light hi; pipe, while he l; d to a good start, Further informat- 1940-41 season. This made an a.ver- wore a corsage of American beauty ported one sick member remember or plants. Mee villi l1 d M‘. so w. Trout comes along. sees the ion may be found in the Farmers‘ nee attendance dvrinir the isaull-r roses. with a plant. Wlllcll lllllcll “*5 "TV" bl’

lusclllus lzlormlntries it. and being bulletin '12’! "Ta-mirage: Its Value in season of 9,206. Following the ceremony a recep- Heber Horne and Mrs. Alice Howard assisted by C0111‘ una e res

Citizens of Montague was held in coats cial Slilvage organizer, spoke at

means to Canada's war effort. alnined in detail the methods oi!

Fm“ *1 7 50 ‘° ‘Z7 75 _ ' ' Jus questions put to him by the A committee to be known as the sees fit. It contains the following ‘I-BLOUSES Mr. Keir Clark Chariman: Mr. Institute, Miss Pearl Green at the Mr. W. Garrick and Mr. Harry In Felts and Straws lug organizations The Masonic lng the committee met and with fans and Medium Service

the Town Hall, Tuesday at which From s1 to s considerable length _a.nd gave a 0.95 27.95 ‘w?

4L.“ _ The speaker took up the num- classifying and preparing the ma-

_DRESSES audience and thus illustrated the

Montague P. E. I. War salvage

In sheers, crepes and cottons Ell/king“ Mathlesoll’ secretary: Mr‘

G. I. T. troop. Mr. F. Camp-

Davison It is the intention of this

From $1 to $ _ g - Order. The Incl. Order Oddiellaws, From to $1 I

Montague -—COATS-

gigs Worship Major Johnson, presid-

Very clear concise ‘ ‘_SUITS— erous articles to be salvaged in the ierlals for collection and shipment various points on whlch the as-

in cottons, crepes and alpines. Committee was then elected with A. Gaudet. ‘Treasurer; Mrs. From to 2 c a c- bell of the Canadian Legion, Mr. committee to add to it personnel and the Catholic Women's League. -HOSIERY- 9 ‘ 9 01100 YS‘ El 10S 021 y- 0- 031'

An enthusiastic meeting of the In reversible S o t ’ p r s and dress R. s. MacBeatb, Provin- Salvage situation ‘one what it ~26 Tailored and dress maker order o! the" importance and ex- Mr. MacBeath answered numer- semblage was not clear. From $1 2 to $1 I I power to add to its number as it .nembers—~ Howard Vickerson of the women's _HATS_ R. K. Clements, Mr. s. Rowsell, a representative from the follow- At the close of the general meet- Sub-Standards and regulars Chif- 154 GT. GEO. ST. - PHONE 1766

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swims merrily down the stream obtained freo by writing to the with not only the luscious worm but Pubiolty and Extension I'll-vision also Joes new ﬁshing outﬁt. Dominion of Agriculture, Ottawa.'

300,000 Attended ""- ____ 20 Stanley (lup n35‘. $§§"§'vl§i“:§r°‘§3“1l‘lanl’§§§l“3§ Games Season

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__-_-_-—--- MONTREAL. April 99-409)- MRS. HENRY MALLETTE Around 301000 fensettended the 20 Eltanle cup playoff games that On Friday. April 11in more ended wih Toronto Maple Leafs assell peuellllly “my ln gene. winning {he coveted National Hoc- art Hospital, Montreal at the Key Insane irorhy. ll was revealed ggﬂy age of twenty-four you-g. here today. It was also shown that Mrs Henry Mallet“, lomel-ly the NHL. paid attendance for tile Cecelia cheverie. daughter of Pius “K111” 590w" l° d "l6 We llld d Mrs Cheverle of Bouris, P. ll lull! lllllll°n m" - . 2:“ 1 Her husband and sister Bum“ m” NrH-Ldli “W1” 153' ' ' lso her father were at her “m” “lwduk- w"! P°ld "ml" gala: when the and cum Th, sions amounted to tigtgﬂo for h r home lllimilnrlvlherlnc°ndﬁliilolﬂm§n by by her pupils. Besides a surrow- momr ambulance on slum-day in: husband. father and mother. "ening accompanied by her nus. she leaves w mourn three brothers. a“ d 15m“ and 8mm; The gun. Prank in Bourls. Hillary on active {:1 Iwhich was very largely at- service in England and William on a d“ w“ held on wel-lnggdgy active service in Newfoundland. mﬁmh; a; nine o'clock. the Rle- who on account of poor travellin ulem g4“; being celebrated by condition; was unable to be a e e Rev Father Robbin who also home in time for the funeral. ennqneud the services at mo grave. arrived later. The many Mass olnl; l‘, Montreal. Mrs. Cards. letters of sympathy, tele- pﬂor to g a valued member of grams and floral tributes all testi- Mlnetw hull“ my of souris High fy to the high esteem in which she oaeiacﬂellﬂ farm" puplls under was held. The pallbearersh VHF. - ver e. Ml“ Holland allendod Mass in a Ernest Dugan. Olnal-e Cr: em mm lns lo lhl- high esteem l-lenrv Holland. R pill C - v . {inﬁll-blah {m Mallell, was held A. Melanie, and l.. nenneuey.

league showed increases over the previous season. They were Mont- real Canadians. Brooklyn Amer- ioans, New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Black Hawks. Only Boston Bruins end Toronto Maple Leafs had smaller totals in the past season than in 1940-41. ‘Hie Hawks. wiih their seating capacity of 16.331, the larg- est ln the circuit, had the largest paid attendance o! the seven clubs.

GRANT-FARJIAH WEDDING M

NEWCAsTIE. April 26 - A wedding of interest took place re- cently at st. Mary's Church, New- castle, when Very Rev. J. J. Mc- Laughlin united in marriage. with nuptial mass, Miss Mary Kathleen Farrah, daughter of Mrs. George Farrah and the late Mr. Farrah of Magdalen Islands, and Company Quarter-Master - Sergeant George Joseph Grant. son of Mrs. John Grant and the late Mr. Grant oi Petit mailer.

Mrs. Wilfred Roman. the church organist. played appropriate music during the ceremony. The bride's niece. Miss Victoria Mitchell, sling "Ave Maria" and "On This Day. 0h Beautiful Mother," during the

mass. ,

The witnesses were Albert Par- rah, brother of the bride. and Nicholas Grant, brother of the groom.

The bride, given in marriage by her brother. Albert Farrah of Char- lottetown. P. E, I. wore a street length dress of Queen's blue, mlllo

bride's sister, Mrs. Leo Mitchell and Mr. Mitchell. The bride's table was covered with a lace cloth and centred with a. decorated wed- ding cake. The tea cups were pre- sided over by Mrs. E. W. Keating. while Mrs. John O'Brien replen- ished. Those serving were Mrs. Raymond Fletcher, Misses Vic- toria Mitchell, 01a Asoyui. Mary Traboulsee and Alice O'Brien.

For travelling the bride donned a coat of navy blue and a silver fox neck piece.

Out-oi-town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. George Farrah, Magdalen Islands; Mr. and Mrs Albert Farrah. Misses Freda and Selma 'I‘ulle, Charlottetown, P. E.

.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrah. Charles Isah. ‘muflc Napke and Abraham Napkc, Chatham; Mr and Mrs. Andrew Grant, Beaver- brook; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Grant, Petit Rooher.

‘CORNWALL-YORK-POINT W. l.

The April meeting of the 00m- wall-Yorir Point W I. was held at the home of Mrs. Hnzen How- nrd on April 6th.

In the absence of the president. the vice-president. Mrs. presided.

Meeting opened by singing Dor- ling Nellie Grey. followed by re- peating the Club women's Creed ill unison.

Roll call was answered by seven- teen members and one visitors Minutes oi‘ March meeting were read and approved. V, _ ,

swine Fbsdlllm” which may be Five of the seven clubs m rho tion was held at the home of the Mack ‘Vickerson were nppoinind Well Wiles-

on a new quilt committee. and l?»

was decided to send away for CAN'T HAPPEN IIERE? patches to make quills.

. ll o be The khamsin is a sandstone

ll/Igllleklnesitllfztlbllgf ‘tligxlcilgolg, llorn- ivhish usually sweeps North Mriot in“ and York_Polnt_ in early summer.

Money was voted for ti!‘ pur- pose Dl hiring someone to cican Cornwall Hall.

The questionnaire on Home Ec- onomic was discussed and filled in by the Convener. Mls- Slllﬂlel’ Murray.

The tickets sold on the quilt donated by York-Point members, realized the sum of $9.35. The ‘tic- ket was drawn by Mr. Aiililll‘ stone and the lllfiki’ “Qkel W“ We are now receiving a re] held by Norma McPhall. ular supply a! the [allowing

Mrs. Duncan Robertson invited Conls. members to her home for May meeting. Roll call ta be respond-

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