THE CHARLDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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, lducls on the uiarkcts. Several fac-

-N.B. in our records as one oi‘ the most

men’s Assoc. Annual Reports

At the Annual Meeting of the Plovincial Dsirvmerrs Association {on Tuesday, Mr. J. W. Bouiter, the “Secretary. read his annual report as follows:

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THE SECRETARY"; REPORT

ThevPmvlnclal Dalrymen‘; Ag- ‘wclaiion found it necessary in or- der to be able to get the moat ad- ‘Valflflge from the Gran-t for Tech- 111 l Willi-allot! which ls operated

the ‘Department of Agrlcditure to mllke some change in their ex- "illlve- and the Secretary of Agric- ulture was appointed Secretary of ‘the Association. it was hoped that fliers would not only be some fin- iantual advantage in this change. but ielso that the factories might co~ ‘Oofrolivoly place their dairy pro-

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Acid Stomach

“Phillipa Milk of Magnesia" Batter Than Coda

Hereafter, lnstssdpl sods. take a ittle "Phillipa Milk of Magnesia“ n water any time for indigestion tr sour. acid, gassyatomach. and elief will come instantly. '

For fifty years genuine "Pltillipsl .ilik o-f Magnesia” has been pre- orihed by physicians because it wercomes three times as much icid in the stomach as a saturated olution of bicarbonate of soda... feav-ing the stomach sweet and free from sll gases. it neutralizes acid ‘enmcntatlons in the bowels and zently urges the soaring waste ‘rom the system ivithc-ut purzinil.

torlee‘ were willing to make this change in their marketing. ‘but the I mason oi 1925 wins not an oppor- tune one in which to begin such su undertaking. There was a con- ] sistent keen demand ‘for both hut- ‘ tor and cheese with prices show-lug competition that would net the fac- tories as lunch as muld be obtained through any other source oi mar- kefnlz. ‘The organization however, will continue to watch the market- .lug renditions and should it at. any- time appear advantageous to offer its services for the cooperative marketing it will do so. The year 1925 should go down

mportuni to the Dairy industlry in he hflvtory oi the Province this be- ‘ cause oi the accomplishment of

lmvins every herd n ‘the island

Besides. it is more ralessant to ake than soda. insist upon “Phil- iips." Any drug store.

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official three days test. attofldfltl he meeting oi the Nova Scotl-"i Dairymerrs Convention by request )[ t-he Dairy Superintendent, and got some valuable information particularly alon-g ‘the lines compulsory cream grading Duuing the winter mouths l visited the IButtor Factories in op- sratlon, and attended all the an- nual meetings possible. as under he present arrangement, a great

of

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for the Old Country market, and we received the Montreal suction prices. During last season we only dlapo-sed of about 1,000 boxes for the export market.

iThe chief trouble the presen: season was mold. it has been the. case here as well as ‘in other sec- tions, and shows lu the best equip- ped‘ apparently clean creamerles. and is quits a problem in Canada today. According ‘to the data avail- able. from tip. Dairy iflegearch Branch. the craamsry is the only place to eradicate this trouble by preventing the entrance of the mold Berni into the ‘butter eiter- pasteur. lzatiqn We hope to overcome this trouble next season by paying par- ticulsr attention to pipes, pumps, etc. also disinfecting oi walls and refrigerators.

l sen-t a circular to all cream shllwers. explaining the proper way to care for their cream so that it would reach the rrenmery in the best condition. I also e:- plalned the cause oi variations in cream tests. and gave a ci-a=ssifica-‘ lion of the cream grades. as ll ls our intention to enforce cream ‘trading next season.

Mr A. V. -McQuaid donated 350 to be divided in four prizes to the "reameries having the highest aver- age score for a box of butter seni| from June—— July—-Atigu‘st —— and‘ Sentcmbcr ma-ke. The Department offered a d’plomu ior a score ol iH points and $2 a point for 94 and uver. This competition did a lot ‘o stimulate the makers to do thell‘ best work. and as we have churn- ‘ng records to show how those

many meetings are held on the lame date.

As l was unnbls to visit all the ‘cheese factories and Croamerles‘ iefore opening sent all Makers a drcular. calling their attentionuto

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"burnings were handled. they will be valuable for educational pur- nears.

The following were the prize winners in the competition‘. vlz:— ‘Score

GENUINE

BARBADQ

HRS trade mark

on the head of every cask in your guarantee and your grocefa guarantee of the World's Finest Molaaaea.

fimn Fairing

MOLASSES

Rich in Vitamins and Mineral Salts

vr-siiznllons

Ullilwti. ‘He found that for iluilarl-a worth

mmrr nets Ttlflflc». Zenlaurl farmers and for vvelyv

frheese sold gets 83.321- tlliii (he Zealand era get 08.71%.

while the

with no expel-r baron

Idrrleil on by Single-inn 1n‘ 1hr markets division!

m" only 73.24".

lnnd ‘in ‘New Zen- iand costs around $500 an acre, and- trade. the

J. F.

every

of (auadian butter ‘sold ‘n the (lid Founiry. the pro-

New A; t

dollar's worth oi ,_, . _. _ _ m“ canaman farm“ lH-vmiiui some llrcoilus _-\.ssu<

farm-

lcnvs:

PI-Eriidéfirs "AanrE-{s At Swine Breeders’

l'lll(‘ll.1ll > aflllresf- nl lllt! l’i'i-.~iidulil.- ,. _ . v. , iii‘ Telek- Hl‘ili11(“\\"l“~ i'i"i\i “l”: fol-lulu“ whiFll guns the ' ' ' “ ‘ “ INnvu Sroilu 812R. New Brunswic

m‘ lilo, u-hii-li xvaiulll give us $300 foililfllaild Agricullurfsl. tlirfw

mm - in lieEp along our lll‘t‘t‘i|Pl‘h.;lllOll[l’l.~4 in the your. beginning the [New l§-l'liD‘.~‘-\\li‘k bus 40. Nova first of September. but the ques- iSt-tnla 2b. “l tried in got S100 for tiuu is where is ilu- money to come eat-ii province. ‘the sumo us lust from‘! l ivould again suggest that year. but on ari-ouni of the niem- our club pay 810 a year in our Di‘- lmrulfp pcrizclilnge 1 could not ac-lrivl kinnagci‘ to advertise- our roniplieh ii. iiotvovor l sitccecded bacon industry. it trill-he money ‘lip gelling $50 extra for each pro- wvll spent. l would also suggest island SLHLlillill we have a swuie breeders’ k banquet iu eat-h county cacli year ‘Our licsi hFPPilLrs could attend and o-ivuluabla information could be f0!‘-

Meeting

ll" :\l\iilli.ll Meeting‘ of the

$170. \\'e had spl-sudirl meetings at T

vstcd for tuberculosis resulting in

"lilkiilll ii i1 illscuse restricted nreu, in other ways also ii has been a "lnnrkablc your. The production oi both butter and cheese ‘has been cod. -ih' price for butter was fair while that of cheese was excgp lnnnlly high.

‘The entire production or the jrt-rimerles was 1.718.943 lbs. butter ‘vitl- n rzross value of 863339504. diroinet 1636.497 pounds valued at "-"l'l‘2.7'i‘.l 1'0 fur 1924, The chgoagg ‘llll0llli19ll in 2.001.191 lbs. gross nuns Vi'll.*i $4l~i.482.8-3 against 2- 047.124 lbs. with a value of $320,. iflilliil ‘n 1024.

_ The improvement in quality of doth products meant thousands of ilollnrs addition‘. to the producers, "ucd thk- fnnual Meeting mi._[1' will consider by what means it ‘nay further improve the quality. The statement will not be quested- ‘ul that the dairy industry is the "realest nssni of the Province. Nellie!‘ will the statement that we have scarcely started to work n‘- he lnfiuatry be (lispllifid. How mary mllion dollars could we really

lpREslnENT BRQDHTS REPORT rm-‘n. all of the flirt-e bacon biwemlslilllilllliiili. -l Wtlillii strum-ill’ Willie“ _ 1,93,; 1-@n;-9.,-..,;“q.i_ T}... “'Q3l9r'“yil[)l]ll tin- :~‘\\'lIiP lireerlem to stand

The Swim B""“‘|""'*' l" (“"““l";iieiiibu's I found to be brunrl-iulnd-Iirlzcihi-r as there are lz-reat W" are ill u liuiirisliiiig fmuiirizii coil~,',|_ ,l,.n.,r..mu,. ma“ ,,-(,-iv|ng u, dolspocis ilhl-llil for the baron llulusiiy ‘mloil- A! "i" "Iil-‘i’ 0i mt‘ Y"‘-“‘ uil ibrv would in forward the bus ior the n1." HY" Will-s fll 1998i- wiih all expenses‘ pllii we lmd gn.i\“_u,.'vb Hogs should in- my; alive it's much ziruuilil $11,000 iu the good. 87,000 A ...{n.,n||,.i,.fl1ion mm‘, in 1-3-0“ as porsilile m‘ ll‘ killfll til homi? vi tlils in burials, the baluutev iu llll‘ U... QM (‘nullify h". 2m; Tm"“-.,,-i\,| should be sold through tho Snort-- banks. Wu wok Sibililtl out ni‘ the s...“ rm. brppdmg Wn,,,_s.5 ~34, m‘ ' ‘ry of the ‘Club. if 111's were done bunks und put it in builds, making u...“ m h‘. Minna“ M m“... qr}... we would not have seen the (imp According 10 statistics ilic pm- it Sllttltlil llvilfllllf,’ lIllPPvHl- ill ""1" iluiii-ll Stains, ()ll+"l)l‘(‘ und ‘i hi!" 1i (‘"711 UPI‘ llmlilll iilfli milk

Hlllllll d1i(‘ll0il per cow for (‘nnnrla is 5 m 5V; pi-r i-nui. \\"i- thought ll. p“... n; u... wppgpr" prm.'n...._.. n“. plat-n a week or an ago. about 4000 lbs pvr ailnum. ll until-v zim: tin- swine exhibit-

llilVlSlllllté to iukt- the baiouci- lilltizhjflklrig fm- m...“ l; \\Y.F mu] m... A _ P. E. lslnnd . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .. 3500 ilivide it unplug flu» var nun irrli-.'|‘;,,,.“-n,qi, is...“ n; l... gflfil] l. [ylnl 01's‘ oiollwl" pravilli-es ssh-ct their Denmark . _ 5000 viucus iii. flier-sin of $1 -r paid up}... n“. .|;.)S“.,,||§ and Hing“... had awwu yiulizvs for their fulbfuirs. l Great Britain . . . . . . . . .. . 5000 member. This money suppnsrtl‘ fi-w yours npu ihny would bc won}, iliiuk u would be more saiisfurIORV Rwllzerlnnd . . . . . . . . .. (i000 lo be. used for iinys atllli ‘girls f-luibs. gym; ‘,:ll\'l‘ Qmqp... "my m. “hp. m to ilu- wxlrbltnrs if we in this pro- Netherlauzls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ii.500"l‘llc three provinces than I rcpriafiyll] m,- Urqer‘ H‘ S“ it is going m vlnrc WDlllil do the same. The svnl have only n lnemlu-r-sliiii of p.- fl flfllfll ;|tl‘.'(*l'll.*li'ill(‘ll1 for lltfl‘. “HT-Q “Si of lllills at our exhibition it would (mom us ll’ we would 120. but l um zifritiii that only 1“'l‘l,j\§\ p,“ \l_-\,..“ n“. .-e“r..,....“nuvp nerds revision We have asked fin‘ have in not our uroditciion pI-l‘ pukl up at tlic illsi. of. lust (lctnber. pm,“ U“. N‘.“vrf)unfllnl‘(l (;()vern_ llll. scvvrzii limos but have hnd no now increased. l don't think we cnn aficr that date they don't have n m..." puma h“... ppm“... m, fnrly w». ‘as so fur. vet the ronsuminz public to rnv u vme that your. ur fifty son's, hi? wins somewhat I "l" 50")’ ""1 l0 l"? 8M9 ‘i0 be urine high eunuch for Dairy Pvc- 'i‘lin island bad olovcu that llutle ‘u coming. so we ivere not able ‘"3"’ Y?" lllli I Willllil lflkt’ libs Oil ducts to allow the 2.000 lb. cow i0 know of that llropppd oi'l' and lllorc it) silpllly him. llv wcui in Quebec Wlflililiiy i" "milk 111i 11W Swill" pny a net profit in hr-r owncr. may ll!‘ more. 'l‘liosv wlm did nfllinnil pout-hi so hugs, Nowimlllrllfiilll ""‘"‘l"-“‘ “'00 "m?" Y"? mi‘ 115 “l?” pay their foo lust ycnr will. if they want,» uver iilil ‘brood sows ibis f"‘ll=-'b'~‘"llviflllvt= H! iht‘ Riillllfll mPPY- wish id rcizistvr next y-rzir have to vrur. \\"- should ‘be ublv in supply " T""“""‘ pay up lost year's arrears ll‘ ilnelhnpi \\‘i- llltvn the lit-st lizu-iui hogs M m“ “““““‘91““ “f m“ “WNW? llylilwe‘ urn cnrrivrl out. so bv not in (‘rvrr-rl-t but w» ruifi v-vpevt to a "Ubmlmilil ‘if wmilfllh)’ 7°!‘ Ml‘- i“ flmmil" t < - ~ ‘ -- '" ' ~ ‘ ‘- ' R-niio’ ll '11 ~ - ui um m the “any of M m". m_ _ _ W lilifillllil 1W‘ i’ il\“ll\lli‘.\$\\iil i“? ii~\ '1 Milt-ii lilo 1“'.\iii\ ii w» flout fl(1\'l’l'- l i ‘ l" 1-‘4 l ""945 “"5 lliln-‘ii max q y q l 5 p '_pa"“-"**fl “inn fmmf" mixkgng Iilflglolwr pruvincv ins-us ovvr Sflll, We iii-av. l uoulil suave-st ihul we 1'1||1 thanking him for the good work he The llmsem Free Ara“ ‘s slwbvfsdullil:qiiiuififilamhtzbrigllxzltg‘ gg-ném’ h-iva pmy g4: ‘mm "D nIGIHhQFg m, an m; m two of n," aw“) {pupil-s bad done for the organization in m; “a splendid advertising bu; we “mun (Awtampmeq n i“ m" pmmmlhc lslandmvie should have upwards the xinriiime Purmcr and the New- the PHHL must have the goods to back it up. m] m have graders “Mo, the u"... ” " " " I may my mm our bmmr‘ and trol of the Government like they t-yllietcilse bwaéa yer; zit-ugh ‘(ificforgilég have m an“... _X,rovmces l. a quite e‘ es mnr e‘ s.‘ m e ior 1 t. th p um lo get o“: rennin?“ 110g; becfigtselilglllgolllilln‘Itoweéillfirifkfi ooiohilii an iuyere ar snap cows o aqua y. . , . We have made a good start and xgrffmggg: ‘Zltigxgdhgo I00% No. 1-5 will be our obioctivewhere a Creamery “mum refuse m

w“ year’, igrude. There has been no extra lpnid for sweet cream over sour ‘and as sweet cream is what we arc aiming at l feel as if our quality

he necessity oi improvinS piallty of our Dairy ‘Products, and mprova our standing on the out» side markets. lAs ‘there was a lot of trouble with bud ends on Cheese l asked them to pay particular fli- tentiou to the cleaning and drying of their curing room shelves-and re make a thorough clean-up bo- fore istanlng operations, also sent a circular to all cheese factory pat rons. calling their attention to tho proper cooling of their milk. emptying whey prom'ptly_ and d18- xarding rusty cans.

tst-——.l. P. Simmods Char-

lotietown lnd—<H. Iiiubley. Federal... ‘ird-M. Johnson. ‘Bedeque. .. ith~Noy 8s Lune. North Wlltsshire fiib—E J. Hallett. OlLenry... illh-{lordon my. ‘Lake Verde 96.80 7ih-4Wreiey' Wood, Hazel. brook '

skim-milk and whey b: not ntllzevl to any cxtem, Sn we have noihv lng to fear from New Zrulaml corn- petiiion in developing our dairy in- dustry.

Dealer: For

URDENs ST. CHAR LE8 MILK

iiiliillfi inn can

e have a good of this good all d coal on hand his suitable for

r furnace 0r

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‘ will the pleased

iver any quanti-

uired and guar satisfaction.

t & CO. PHONE 176

e of Bruce Stewart 6. 003s Wharf

rltespectivelv submitted J. A. MacDONALO. Dairy Superintcnileni

QUALiTY

Every one connected with the Dairy =ln<lusiry need to put forth 'lielr best efforts. because there icver was such keen competition ior markets as there is at present —nnd quality is the pnsswortl now. more than ever. Every dairy coun- try ‘o alive to this, and "if we do not keep improving it is no‘. bard to see where we w-ill land, and in order that our products will com- uiand the top market's, we are go- ing to ‘introduce cream grading this coming season -l hope to net the cooperation of all the patrons 1nd managers in this work. and]; CREAM GRADING have the province the envy of (‘an-l There was m‘ 0mm.

CHEESE FACTORIES

As early as possible ‘l visited the factories that had the most trouble with fin-vote iaist season. ll was present when the milk was receiv- ed --ln-spected patrons cans and when necessary notified them to zet new onee—also took sediment "eats, und where there was a sedi- ment pres nt, notified patrons to use ‘proper strainers. iln ull cases where there was any dissatisfac- tion about milk or cream tests, i made a re~»teat_ and notified the tiring to the province if ‘every up; patrons concerned. ln some cases lrict 0r community was as gQQQ l also visited the forms, but found "u 1.. the best. The best districts it impossible with the time s! my irnow they are fair short of their disposal to visit very many." All possible production and with not. .he factories except three are using tcr organization could" accompllvlh B pure culture ‘starter. and uslnl "greater results o Lhe aoldimetcr fol‘ determining

The total value 10-day 0g “is the acidity of the milk and whey. I ‘uiik and milk products of_ the pro- hill/e ‘I10 4°11!" ‘bill 100% oi the mak- "Jlnce is conservatively 5 million 8T5 will adopt this improved meth- lnllors. With improved herds and 0d HEX! B6080!!- better methods- of housing ‘and '1" my lnalleclm" "ll? l" 03ml"??- ______,_ "selling the increased value wouldl recommended improvements in be so much additional prom. fifteen factories. such as. vats.

why could not our farmers note Weller whey iUlIlkS. and drains. The the cure and attention give“ to we quality of the Cheese showed a big srowln-g oi seed potatoes with “improvement by the Dominion

V N‘

g New Wallpaper

Your first and most

PRODUCTION A better fed and better type of dairy cow d-s what is needed to put

"ili-‘ilfllliillli: mprovemcnt in qual- ity und yield so ‘much so than. our potatoes urc- equal l0 the ‘best in Alllfrlcfl "m! ‘W! their value -to the

Grading figures by eliminating two cars of second and third grade Cheese of last season's make. which is included in the Dominion figures

the industry on s more permanent basis. IWe all know that when low- crprlces for dairy products DTP- vall the industry is blamed for m‘!

‘would soon go down.

NATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL I

This province have not biaen ‘givd

important consider- ation in Home Decor-

ating today is Wall- paper.

Right patterns will lend charm ‘and beauty to every room in the house and enhance the appearance of the other furnishings.

for this season. ‘There is an in- crease of 30% in IND. 1. which in our output is equal to $5.000 more to the patrons lThe improvement we were able to make this year woe largely brought about by the cooperation -i received from the makers in their work in the factor- ies. and the patronsby the care they took of ‘their-milk at home. By assembling the output of different factories at convenient points. we were able to ship in carload lots every two weeks and we got the Cheese on the market before losing weight. ‘and deteriorating in qual- ity from ‘heat. A gratifying fea lure of the eeasouKs work was the average price of 20 %c—accordlng i0 PBWPis issued by the Ontario Department for Eastern Ontario. the best cheese section in Canada the avern8e price there was only ZOI/pc-mithough they have a bin advantage over us in freight rates. The cost of milk drawing is a big deduction to be taken from the re- turns to patrons. and the only way to overcome that-ls ior everyone 4MB of "w Fmmimn m m" on the route to make an effort to n"! rpqon-l ‘DH! '19", tllilu" ‘send their milk (inn-lug the cheese I'm l’ 2 -_ l "L ii "l8 station. ‘and reduce the battling

d:- apnrrxlmuli-ly 230 visits to (Ihargea "MW" Factories null (‘reanterlesh '

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Tm °‘, 'fh"",_"‘“°"“ °“ ill" POW"- smzcnu. PRIZES roa cases: warm‘; ° “"'“"""'"‘8B"‘“l mlfil“; Messrs Dillon a Splllctt offered Phrm8"“o_“h“°l m" “lllifi l": I50 ln prizes to the factories hav- “Hnn a“ """"“'|'° 9"‘ 9 “i i‘ ing tho highest percentage of No wnél T051010 0f A"! “imme; alga; i_ and special cheese. The Depart mm“; “ T" ‘Pally (‘Jf- ‘Molmeni of Agriculture offered a dip- arwin “b” ' M“ i1“ "““5‘\“\'“l lomn in every maker making over ‘m; '5 ‘y mm‘ i“ wlmm" m" “K 90% and specials. and $2 in cit-sh Qnmff“ ‘ mm” 0 "l" i“ M°{m"'““ for every point over 90%. Thesv I r "mr""m“‘5 "l m“ ‘M "hi" prizes were won as foll0ws:——

JY/lfllfilsl. some matters in connor- . .. . . ‘yon Wm‘ a c“? M, mm” “hipped Nplliiibert Mulligan Kinkorn. 08% 96%.

by lb" (‘roameries- also spoil" a Leo ilughcs, Kcnslngton, Austlin Murphy. lduternlfi 95%.

being profitable when the fault ie-s with the farmer in his luck of ntelllgent feeding a-ud breeding. ‘so the beet sires obtainable. and vise the female calves from the best producing cows. in a test con- lucted in St. Anne's. Quebec. a year ‘to. with an ordinary herd of cows. the net profit of the best cow wasl $147—whlie the lowcsri. only gave \ net profit of 810. Those facts de- uonstrste the cause of unprofitable iairying increased production ‘owers the cost of hauling and low- -r5 the overhead at the factory or Teamery.

'Pr0v’nce cannot be mesgured with ‘be dairy business. Let them note 1il'fs'0 the thoroughness oi’ the fox- ‘Iitn in breeding and caring for ‘lmlr foxes without which the P. 4'1; i. Foxes would not stand wibout u peer in the world. Large ‘s it ‘s the revenue from me foxes it noes not rank with the "ow and could the more easily he ll-unnsed with.

Why llliil do we in 75% of iiho province only play with who»; we "l?!" diiiiifililt. Why not awake to ‘llv possibilities that are now ours. improve our herds. improve our "unlhods oi’ cure. improve our fac- ‘nr es and thorn-by improve our ""'~~uun_

.\‘Lr. John Niall-Donald. Provincial "airy Stineriuteuiltevit. then sub- mitted his nnuuul report us fol- lows:

lug unybhllig to the National Dairy TCounoll. This Council represents practically every milk producer‘ in Canada. Should ally issue come up iaffectlng the industry here it would be very valuable assistance for us to have representative-s on a pow- crfui organization like they are. We have approximately 10.000 milk producers on the ‘island even at 10c a patron it would be 1-000 or even 6c a patron would be a big (lonation to them They have done a lot for the industry’ the lust few years. it was through their influence the sale ‘and manufacture of Oleo was eliminated from Canada. They Kill a reduction ‘n Evnress‘ rates on cream and it "4 through their cl’- forts we got those demonstrators increase the consumption of milk and lls products. l don't think there i5 a bqifvr dairy Province in (‘an