Newfoundlan

Agricultural News

P.l..l.Depa.rtenentofAgrIeultuse rar carrnnsaowarlosans

Minister Guest Speaker

cl Fisheries

City and Central

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Ruhamah Scheinleld Frank We And Our Neighbors

THE PAIN II THE IAMI

era. high blood-pressure asthma. nuergies. diges" ces and other ailments. The emotional condition may or may not be the cause of the ilinas, but it does strengthen its hold on the body and can prevent a cure.

We can thus understand why

Wednesday. March 23, 195511.. Guardian Peal

s . ''It's all tails mind" does not hold true for ailments of the psychosomatic order. These are actual physical disorders as real a ill in their effects as any virus-induced illness or organic in- jury. They must he treated medl- caily as well as psychologically.

At P. E. I. Ass'n Meeting

In . may mteruuni Edna our W”, 0' M. u van” "I clggwgu, h, 3.", pm”. I e 0 J .onv."io..,, (Menu er). doctors (and nurses) nowadays Such ailments are not fancies te , won no wm.er- or we r- 2- can ---an is w-'3: mm mm a ..."..i :'....".'o.:.""".. .i;"i.:::: .. u. mm mm. in i'.'.?i' .i"..:;:i.i.:.' ".'.i:"'ii.:” .i.' ”' '"'"m......""'" " W” ” mu . "W623-f" in. ".9133 to H: mm - ta. pa.-last loos .. He never took I plll before. He become 30 afraid oi the bit boy physician and psychiatrist work IENTENCE raalroits

er in I a same extent as once drink "cum. ll.” simply cannot swallow it. up who overtakes him on the waygto bum in bud. TM, 3 "pechuy

the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday was so-for the Newfoundland chokes and gags as soon as he school and threatens to beat him necuun mum In 9.3”; mm. RENNES, France (Reuters) -

Hon. W. J. Koouth. Minister of economy has been much diversi- Anluvnio punt new s31-in. puts it is his mouth. Yet there up, that his fear has been oonvert- 5,1; m”. M ucoucgou, of un Rene Besson. 54, a Frenchm

Fisheries and Cooperatives in the tied and so greatly strengthened Dresses. Kennedy's Ladlee' ear. is nothing wrong with his throat. ed into I atomacll upset , unotional factor in his suffering. who betrayed British and Ame -

Newfoundland Government. trac- wl the last generation. Never- h ' lie ate his egg and toast without ' Miss A. couldn't get along with 0.. if he know, he 1, under m can airmen trying to escape from

ad the history of ma cod fishing ugalau, mm 11.1 avg: my our YOUR DOLLAR BUYI I0.-E difficulty. Is Johnny doing it on her fellow-workers .11! her old job emotion; again 1,. "my 3,, mu. occupied France during World War

industry from its earliest days. population s depend either di.r- rl”''3U3nE5 9309 "'0'-I purpose? and. was always in s state of W”. or 1;, (hidden) cw". II was sentenced to death by a Eight year old Jimmy has been tension. She suffered constantly

37 The 4th Annual rat smelt Show The milking '.-andsaiewliibebeldstthelm g hlbition F i Charlottetown. a cow every ave minutes. 'on Thursday and rrlaay March

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y fresh on in conclusion, one authority (Kap- military court here Wednesday.

weighed on the scales at Swift not strip after After describin the formation ectly or indirectly upon the fisher- .. . Canadian Comguamlni. "Hi W00k- Yllll your or an Newgoun d 3-edenuon 1" M. men. 1M”. The Fed”. WE 'l'l.lA'l' TIE IICK Wllsll whim "hm; ulucunuy for some from palpltation of the heart. This in, "Y, a( p,ych.,,.,mmc .u. Hig wit. Suganne wa, pentancaa This morning he doesn't eat ceased when she found working to up. year. ;mp,-lsonmenL

of Fishermen in 1061 "which atioa that represents those who "Gk3?.';l' .Ph.”'"”" "9" '"' time. changed their world". the speaker fish. consequently, is an organip ""9 ” chckl any breakfast and looks feverish. - said "For some 400 years our atlas: of considerable unpo;-tape. ICE cnlmu pm. Weryon. g. He complains of feeling sick at the No life is free from emotional fishermen had been content to live in the Province. 1 1-gauge that en" n on” stomach. Yet by ten o'clock his situations and these affect every .- mg-e to themselves working out their your Association cannot be ex- -A ' Ilfmlltpma have disappeared and part 0i V011 - mind and il0dY- W0

Tl" 35;: :rmnkb'El"w'tm1:?Ao ""3 ""1 mcm” 9' '0” 10" lonely destinies upon their lonely pooled to have in this Province 'Tll.lN I'l'Y' Y. P. U. presents lie OH ill! meal with relish .Wa8 3" 8" ilmm” ,Wl"l 1119 railing - III- with - a - 0 - 8r- not only. deve on slow mllkm and ...........l with the t " ' ' total ' t I "Anne of Green Gables" with en. Jimmy pretending? head-ache. the chills and fever, the

f Nwll lll' ilrth't' e ay eleves rl lc, it al Agent. c.r.n., 'lVlronto. prevents maximum productl n, but ' u " . ' . l" "' A u-with --no -etu-ur mfuuu 3:i.l2:i” .':3”;..:”.:”.”..';2l.?.J:"L”. i:.':l.i..":."l...t”;:i:" ..":.'.:.it...l.'. i'.:l.”..”"i.::t;.i.'?'".i:lif ”3.i5:.”; .o”l?f.-f oliicili-i '5?"ti'-'5 3?-'2 ifilifiii ii.'ii.'3.1.::.'f.?'.i..i':?

I I I I we - . Rheumatic Pain Without Pllls ill ll .11 um; yum-d 1,". an mulmum lmplcg um it your pick,” en-uly .g chm-ch gm” described as a heart condition that brancell and too rapid heart-beat

bllye" - , . mam finall ill bo l t ll . In I) b II! b i” at ning sit - I ,

Z evening. and I lvlrla illlmber 01 little dlrllcr of a lnaclil-IIG iill' .1-Itvilllllih asllollleow l-tlalleelllglllt hill: tlhlat Iallyltlhlasamiirclanghgtv or from M K new liloh are share scilcgiy lost e: sllllllllg thgll mllst llldlldehzw be mell. Greaselese, odorless cream penetrates deep.

special prizes will be presented at iurln the under. I! the machine emnd M, m,- mun, .0 b. M, .1... my my 1," W, ,1, umvnnslrv WOMEN GRAD- day. Was she just playing hockey Once the crisis is past, however. , "d, How of nah deb blood hm um ue . ,

the banquet On Frtlay Ii 1100 p- ls l "on louse; the tent cuiu do” .50". we mm, mans", 1,, who m ,,u.,,,,,,, ,,m;..,,., Wm, UATE8. - an organizational meet- before? the physical symptoms usually dls- " ' , "r

m.. the Sale iHi1lfl:;1gninl, aigm start creeping. , which means Newmmdlum For the Murep nah. would I” mrt to mk . ing is called for Thursday. March Na. Johnny. Jimmy and Miss A. appear in a short while. helps drive away pain-causing pressure.

Claude Craswe o we the teat is pulled down into the Nemoundhnd sh." M" the lag hum, pm” I! u" N” for the am, .1 an vocauonu school In were not mslingerlng. Johnny was But there are strong and long-

the ailCll0l199l'- ill-ill 3311111935 ll I-ll! (Ml lllleilllll um.” of the mhermewl View "met." of Cum. (om, . bunch of an cundm; torn between two feelings or lasting emotions than can do great It is hoped till! I llrla ilrllwd and CNII-lid i-lie ball of the pelt um puma "d in mm” note Federation of ungve,-my woman, emotions. I-ie wished to please his harm to the physical as well as

must be taken of the growing

of spectators will be on hand for may develop. The teat duct may 9" "'0 MW llllllll lllal li'llG ll m b H i th in b t ml h uh uh mm -d L In both the iudzins on Thursday and no longer perfectly close and sea a'l'”i"' concern with fisheries that has Lgiulszr l::Rll,CCn;Gi-gll'l'3-- ill: l:?wTey2Lllelll-llielllclz llhledehllmlwitlll tI)Ii1::l' woreds. thoe "C:llVe!':ll()IlJB can

. no... . . p.m.rea. h fear pyhlg' been mnuel utterly S! the '" Wednesday. Mrs. A. G. Putnam reaction, affected (llrls lhrcoaotomum connection between emotional dis-

mr me "la 0” Frld"' entry of mumu ""nhm' CONTRAST WITH P. E. 1. ' become chronic. And it is this close "Ill upenklns may i0 ill? CW1” uoul l'"l' Tl" Prime Mmm" speaks on: Carlyle's First Love- cles and actually prevented him orders and physical disorders that

Avenue. tniikinglgrocedure .wllllookoverthsen on'l'llurs-tically oftbam he i day morning. and any animals that out within four minutes and ..ra culled out must he removed of them will not require hand from the Grounds by noon that day.

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into sore muscles. joints. Actualh helps drive away pain-causing pree- lure and congestion.

Used by doctors in England, France and the U.S.A., this remark- able cream is now available withom prescription at drug stores every-

Toronto,Ont.(Spocial) Science has now developed an odorless, greaaelus cream that note in a new way to bring hours and hours of relief from pains of arthritis and rheumatism-without the need of taking pills and other inedicinl

made possible. The delicate tissues within the udder may be injured

Bi-tier Milking Depends on:

by prolonged ulllng of the mI- terpnrl 111 "599 Edward "land uh" 0" S numb" of ”cc"lom l"' Margaret Gordon (Our Lady Ban- from swallowing the ill Or as one has given rise to what is known I 1 it .. fmulri h , 1.1.. gm nil... h be. . dicated quite strongly his desire P '.. .. .y .. that may upset the system. where. Ask for IufraRUB'. Only 1 Resuar Y 0 ng ours c e a In g as n coil! of the New oundland Federation nermanl. psychologist puts it, (Your) as PsychosomatlcMedicine Rubbed gem-lyinw painfuhruey nag I my tube. IMHRUB i.

” 1"" "name" 'lVe:lheeqi;'::g' emotional upset has been converted (Psyche - the soul. the mind:

into a physical upset - it has been some - the body). 3""'""”d "mi" '”mf”"'”5 wli"

this cream penetrates so deep it from arthritis-rheumatism pains or

"ed of Fishermen." said Mr. Keough. zu-tllally vanishes into the skin. It

order of milking cows, of each pl . d The importance of regularity and -AI quite rnme um your Assoc. of opportunity with

VERNON SCHOOL - The

2. Adequate preparation of g hand milked rather Federation cow lust before mil in start- than machine milked. it has loll mr ,.,I'l':,':,?.,:su,,l:";ou, Ame... ed. The udder shoudl washed been reco ized that fast don cannot be expected .0 1.", in warm water and the tents mani- mllkers get more milk from tune. of .3 3"” 8 mngnuudeg pulnted-preferably a few streams a cow than will slow milkers. 1 pm” Edward Island your

de into a strip cup to check on " ma title at the same time The BUYING THE sroca '””””"'i' ” ”””'l "M "W? "3" llllllier if machines arsl used c""""' Y”: ways ”f mebls 3:;

. - W ghnudl be applied just as soon as In starting a paying flock no; :;"pl;nl." tg"';:t:1u:::."I'n ism. It

the milk is "let down" or about 30 log is more important than we" had our economy h "1" based upon fish more than anything else.

seconds after the use oi the strip quality of stock secured. C bred stock will do quite well even

wall. Training the cow to milk out ullhln four minutes after the ma- f . hne is applied. conditions. It is ar better to buy C l. Working the last milk into the 500 chicks from bred-to-lay stock. In Mernorlarn teat cup by hand pressure above with official records to its credit.

In loving memo .. of Rita

the tests and prompt removal of than to buy 2,000 chicks from stock the machine. with no breeding back of it. Nicholson. who departed this life

No t u. would expect March 23rd. 1952. l to succeed if, after buildin a fine plant. be filled his mill wi cheap "A dear friend whose memory

machine y of poor or. at best. nn- we shall always hold dear."

Ever Remembered by Friends

ultrymen build fine. modern hen ' M"V 3'"! E"ly"'

ouses and then fill them with low -r”'”'T'" grade stock in order to save a few '3 l'”'l" '"""”"V "l "'"' d”"

401;", on um, mv,.u,,,ng. -1-1,. brother. James E. Mcllenna. Klo- nock 1. the m-muggy. mum,"-5 here. who passed away March 23. of the poultry plant. Put every 1 -

i:ll”2.i::..f.:': '3'.” ”i'..ii'...”?.t W5 on M -so we M to M equipment. Expensive buildings are "M ;::n:'' bud "M '11 ll" not necessary but good stock is the wg nn- H. "cc and "mm, W."

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many times over. Peaceful be thy rest dear Brother

it's much more obvious when you don't wear a

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bvgdry fawn pelopls exc gs re 9'' em” vu' " u ' II is I eat to breathe thy name 'i.i':”:33"i.'.'"23i5.l1.u..f”.'3:iZ r- -u-'- we new ilon to every detnagl of mahligemlgit h "nu "' d" u" "m" necessary to bu up a c ,1." . breeding neck. The time. labor. L. M.l':,n:,n:"Anlli),:r,.eg:l M

and involved is so great that very few poultrymen every reach the stage where their flock has a national reputation for high production.

In loving Illelno , of arra NICHOLSON

actions Iindicative of increased concern about fish on the part of the central government.

"An almost inevitable tconse- quence of the development pro- gramme we have in hand has many in Newfoundland worried." Historically. we have produced annually in the vicinity of a mil- lion quintals of salted codfish. Annual production of salt cod has not been so great these last few years because. among other things, we have had a greater diversity of fish products. "However. we take the view that we should not limit our de- velopment program to curtail our production because of market difficulties at the moment. Can- ads. when necess .v used every negotiating device capable of bringing results in the sale of wheat. potatoes. butter. eggs. coarse grains. canned meats. etc. and when there were no certain markets and a cut-back neces- sary Ottawa paid farmers to stun- mer fallow." sow grass. diversify production. pull up trees and plant new ones. Ottawa bought sur- pluses andensbled exports; Ot- tawa subsidized p. ' " and paid bonuses for quality." With tlfht record before us. we take it

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Cards of Thanks

--I wish to thank Dr. Auld, Dr. Beer and the Nurses of Prince County Hospital. also all those who visited me and those who sent flowers. cards and treats. while I was a patient in the Hospital and

Grades VI to X produced a his- tory of Vernon is Mrs. Chfrles Maclfenzie.

APPRECIATION EXPRESSED - Patients at the Provincial Sanntoriu... are enjoying the pro- gramme coming over the new television set; the purchase of which was made possible by funds which were the gifts of individual friends and societies during the past year.

SPRING PARK CARD PARTY A card party was held at Spring Park Hall Monday night. Win- ners were: Ladies, first, Mrs. Elmer Macllae, second, Mrs. Ray Garnhum, consolation, Mrs. Rolr ert Constable; men's first. Henry McLeod, second Reg. Whltlock, consolation Henry Gsudet: freeze- out, Mrs. Wilfred Stewart and Mrs. Eric Fsrquharsoll.

FUNERAL AT NEW GLASGOW -The funeral of Mrs. Eldon Mac- Kay was held on Monday after- noon. March 21st. from the New Glasgow Christian Church. Rev. Mr. Dunbar. assisted by Rev. Mr. Sawdqn and Rev Mr. Armstrong conducted the services. The pall- bearers were: Percy Dickieson. George Nesbit, William Semple. Lorne Stevenson, Herbie Stevenson and Harold Dickieson. Interment was in the New Glasgow Ceme-

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slop in the milking process an of burn condition! ll.rnilkip8 time. rapid milking apply equally if the 1 ,1 d not 1 m as large in workers of Canada. And we teacher at Vernon school under di 1 ed to ith bod M h h bee itt bo tth . the herd is bein " M "E 00 have been heartened by certain whose direction the pupils of ltulslccalled”lhl;I-glzllhclllanism all partucemolilxns playril: zlorlxacln u1ce- il"?”d””” '1" 0' "9"" "”h ”””d Y”"""”"”-V Wk 'RrIoT-U-

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Now is the time to decorate your home - - - to make if the obiect of your friends' admiration and your own delight. You can do this easily yourself - - and surprisingly inexpensively wit-ll wallpaper.

ail"-'9 "turnip! home Mr. Clifford chsppell, York, is

a patient in the P. E. l. Hospital.

Visit the Wallpaper Department of Moore In McLeod Ltd. and see their complete line of wallpaper-

Cenedln Oonnol ea 4-! Clubs '5' ”'"”d "m m'

Ahlll C0I'0IlICa 1" Mu-op jug, 1951, M"' ':;"II c"""'"""' mhex: he underwent an operation i on ay. lunlitakissandbriak.eoelwea-rug gnu an. a -', ther greeted the 11) delegates to of gang oglgtcgaggltlg U M, "d M" Eu” Nwnon Mrs. N. A. McLellan left on , ' ' Thursday to return to Belfast. .

"l0"uilniii1l1C0lVUll-l 0l'-ll9Aadthosewhotblnkefyonto-day . Canadian Council on 4-11 Clubs in Ar. lg. 9... whg long ya. but. ;':nyhgl.l:d'wgg ta n:l:l;,k.cg"g'; Maine, after spending some time Toronto. March 7th to itth. The J . undue" mom, '0 mm durum visiting her son and daughter-im Always Remember Iv um... "M, M bemvamm. law. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Me- I''''' "S D”' .15., am” who ung am.” mbme; Lellan. North River Road; and by the two ch-hymen. cu-4,, mung" op ,ymp.thy 0,. glands in Truro and Amherst.

gm, 9, Manning ma Vic..PfQ.. h loving memory of our Mother. halved ll! lily Wly- ' 3'

L MIl- PHILIP BILLABII I wish to thank Dr. Brown and

-In um-I -w-v M-rel 23- nn- Kl" .?I'.'ri'”3Jn.'"3.3l."'3'.2.'L'l..ll1”.lZ CUT PROM DAYS Mrs. l.. s. Drake. '0 "0""-5' 3”

la ear hearts your memory lingers. act? glgegimgg """"' ”""- BUCKLEYT (pp liiE's

hers themselves as two young la- ” "mt Ho,','ofta-13'0" c-to dies from Waterloo County in on- g”""'"l:"i'l"C vh-tel ”'-l'3Y7' tario presented their demonstra- ..::.'::.::i:.?:.f::l.il.'.:".i..1' :3".-.,”. "",.:"'- 0',,;";:' '.:d M; - s er ne erry. w ner , "h”'"""' the Queen's Guineas Class gave M. " Inn" mm d y" Hospital. her views as a 4-H club member Alwlil Remembered by on the future of Canadian agrl- has-Family. culture. Other highlights included 12:: h leving men: y of

a vigorous address by Dr. J. G. Taggart. Deputy Minister of Agrl- M". luu "union who departed thh la

culture for Canada. films on 4-1! March uni. net. I

Tender. loving. kind and true. 1...” u up an . who sent flowers. treats and cards ' ll" ll." M. I While a patient in the P. l:. I.

you choou and wear a Zenith Hearing Aid, and really hear everything. Instantly. you are

MARCH 24th to APRIL 2nil IN IILIISIVE

' MARGII 24tlI ti APRIL 2llil IIIGLIISIVE

work in Ontario and Alberta and Yes left as a beautiful memory.

-the reports of the standing corn- Get Your Physician's Advice. If mlttees. These showed another in- A sorrow toe great is be told. Jet to those who have loved and

crease in membership but Secre- lsst you.

Your memory will never grow old.

Iver Remembered by Family and Graailchil' ea.

gilallly in the all-transistor "15-X" caring Aid for only S75 . ..other members of 4- clubs. tubeless, transistor Zenith Aide Premise IAIIIO Frost was guest with special features or extra speaker at a banquet tendered the porter. 81M and 3125. 0 le by thtzd Province of On-

ding h fold and loving memory of were Frederick Earl Henry. who died

"" ii" 50 to 330-" do In-W many complex often suddenly in ssoniml. March ml.

mi?” "'3 40301 make your own easier tosolve or nu. I -

Ilnlzh mark- , that itli tual understanding With Easter Iusf around the corner now is your opportunity to save

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