_I‘HE GU ARDIAN. CHARLOTPIYPOWN

High Praise In t ll. S. Journals For P.E.l. Swine

Mrs. Rod Ford and little dsulh- ‘they may call it “Chlrlottl ter June spent s pleasant week-end town" on the "Island of St. Ed- ln Chsrlottetown visiting relatives urn-an" but Iowans are “bringing and friends. home the bacon" with the WHY "l" advertise our ‘Island swine. And they get the address straight when

JANUARY 26, 1949

Busy Centre Of Hunter Rivet

It ls pleasing to report tlut Mrs Dan McFayden. who has been ii; at her home hers, ls recovering nicely.

Clearing Fine

FUR COATS

One Third

Mrs. Russel Bernard ls s patient “h.” "m" Q y," l" M, ‘h, ad ~ in the P. E. I. Hospital where shc N” of ML H w_ (31535 59mm hi! "ldﬂlim? F" °P"'“°“' H" Livestock Fieidman. Dominion D- ml"? Trim“ w)!“ h" 0 ‘Peedy n‘ partment of Agriculture. Mr. Cla) Mvﬂy- has received s request for 90 to 100 more and ho es to srrsn s for i“ r-r" r so " '

A egwe or en, wss a s or o I Hunter River recently. visitinl his erflugurfw" °Q "n" H" MTFF‘ bfyimsrrnqatLaunau ‘n6 his '"Le\v Nichols and I spent a day ' ' ' with Dr. W. J. Hula. Davenport Iowa. Dr. Huls has imported ti’! ‘n: $7.3 £3"? gfesilﬁmguf‘ Mo‘, head of Yorkshtres from Prince Ed Tuesdsv evening with eleven mem- “;l""'dhl“lS“d l?“ ‘SF m" “lkl °l ‘ te ree. emaea rip ast if: lzrelglihlli-ﬂ! Lgisiirifglilméimlgil’: September to the Island and aftcr looking over these Yorks enlisted meeting will be at the horne_ of M,“ Shirk‘, can“ the expert judgement of Mr. Vt. H. ' Clay, senior live stock fleldman . with the Dominion Government. ‘ggalnfiwnngdilsﬁn: who selected the gilts from the Ernest Stead of Hunter River. at- m0"- ‘mluamlm! hlrd“ m‘ m" l" tended the funeral Thursday of “m0 °f Si" Ed“""d‘ “he” Ynk‘ Miss Mav Wall of Charlottetown. “ﬁr” ha"! ‘made we" 5'95"" Funeral ilervice was held in Grnn- “"3"?” dlln"! “Fem 3'9"“- ville United Church. "The 62 head of glits imported by Dr. Huls averaged in weight at ’i' months of age 265 pounds and in just breeding condition. This ship- mcnt contained 14 daughters or’ the famous sire. Woodstock Duke 14A, the grand champion and the breeds record sire. lu- having sired more Advanced Registnv daughters than

Mr. Lloyd Puhlicovoi- of Tozonto. 8M’ "Vi"! liﬁﬂr- A Till) llfiilh". Ontario, arrived in "nntpr Rlvpr Woodstock Duke 76B. was purchas- this “Tap and h. O ~h the vugl- ‘ed by Dr. Huls and most of t (‘so Mme Ru"; whip. i .. nf hi; giu- gills sell niatcd to him, Dr. Huis y,‘ M“, ch95“;- \\.'nlt<l_ H9 nlm is a great lover of line stock. Bo- visited his mother. iii-others and sides these York's he owns some of gist!!! M h" form" home lh Nnrth the finest saddle horses in the en- Rustico. tire country as well as a top herd of shorthorn cattle.

"The time. Lew and I spent with the rloctor and his wife will long he remembered. 1 will admit we both got our eyes opened with such a group of Yorkshircs. Doctor maiiagcs his farm and has a top

Miss Gladys Parkman. operstor at the telephone office. is confined to they want more. h" M!" will‘ mum"- H" mm‘ Advertisements in national U3. friends wish her a speedy recovery. “Vin. journal, g1" prln” g4 ward Island all the credit for be- ing the home of "sensational" Yorlv shires. which get the top billing of "Tomorrow's Hog Today." Dr~ W

cuoconam me

Now On Sale

Miss Ethel Nicholson. employee of The T. Eaton Co. Moncton. i! eh- leying a holiday here with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson.

Come today and choose the fui coat of your. dreoms . . . the perfect couti ‘

Take advantage of these important reductions- Qsoss new the cool you've ulwoys WORM! - - - ti? 0 price ONE THlRD LESS. Hers ore some of the greot

savings

t . J uor FUR SALES. All Fur Cools Important Sciv ngs on osugmn :1“ Yb?’ OFF‘

DRASTIC REDUCTIONS - -- SWEEPING SAVINGS Persian Lamb Sides. Wos $210.00. Now $140.00

French Seal. Was $250.00. Now $166.67 (dyed rabbit) ‘

French Seal. Wus $225.00. Now_ 5150-00 (dyed rabbit)

Brown Coney. Was $16500- (dyed rabbit)

Brown Couey. Wos $150.00. (dyed rabbit)

Z-tone Ieover. Was $225.00. (dyed rabbit) -

2-tone Beaver. Wes $198.00. lldyed rabbit)

Local horsemen are waiting (not too patiently) for Jack Frost to provide a spcerhvay for their fav- orite sport. Each trotter and racer in this village is in fine shape. sl< ready to “turn and go."

Persian Lomli. w... sazsoo. Now $550.00 Persian Lamb. Wos $795.00. Now $530.00 Brown Muskrat. Was $575.00. Now $383.34 Brown Muskrdt. Was $450.00. Now $300.00 Grey Muskrat. Wos $375.00. Now $250.00 Raccoon. w¢=‘s39s.oo. Now szssu Raccoon. Wes $415.00. Now . $Z76-67

Mouton. Was $275.00. Now .. $183.34 (dyed lamb)

Mouton. Was $225.00. Now .. (dyed lamb)

Persian Lamb Sides. Wos $275.00 - Now $183.34

MCDRE i» M9LEOD ("M

band with this sign:

Now $110.00 The Auxiliary of the Presbyterian W. M. S._held their annual meet- ing on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Chcsley l.. Wood. Ten members were present. The slate of officer; for 194R were re-elected. The FPhrHHFY 11'1""!!! will l” Fl herrlman in ("liff Franc. This farm the home. of Mrs- Frﬂﬂk RRlZhHll. A is located ll miles South of DeWlll delicious lunch was served by the nh Rnule 51, This Sal, pa}. 10th hostess. should he n red letter day for York~ ~——-~——- shircs in this countryn-Harry."

Trail Rangers met at the Manse on Friday eiening with thirteen Rangers present. The mentor. Mr. Fhristie. assisted by Elmer Smith and Don Bernard. cnndiictcd the worship period. Chief Ranger Ross hiatheson presided. Tally.

Now $l 00.00

$15339 Now $150.00

Now $132.00

CE NTRAL CREAM Es {wuﬁd

the. bridal couple reccived many lovely presents. immediately after- wards they left for the bride's home |,._~_<tor where on the evening of Jan. 7. il Sniltb read the minutes. Cashc. Wedding reception was held in Roddy Matlieson gave the report their honor.

on sale oi’ Chi-istnvis trees. a good- The dmmz room was beautifully L

;~' v.3‘ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 summarising - CHARLOTTETOWN - seems

ly sum being rcalizcri from sale of derornlerl with pink and whit.» same. Rangers will meet at the slrcrimc-rs and wctlding bells. Red Manse on Friday ciening for nevi Mid pink carnations graced the meeting. bride's tnhlr- which was centered

jitijnsr a t I s

.\iarl~‘.~d\ci\ and hlr. an-i Mrs. John -‘.~oi" from ClUIIlOlIPIIHVFi.

J Cornwall

Mrs. Hazcn Howard. .‘~ll'5. Georg" Hyde and .\ir. Black Mai-Loan arc improving oftm a singr- nf sickness

The many fricntlt nf .\lis Arthur Howard will ho lil"tl.\t‘tl to luioit she is mnkin: o gonri rr-ctwvcr)‘ in the Princo Erlu-iid island Hospital.

Among the yivitwit running tlic Saturday tllflil shill!‘ n rninunll Rink were .\Ii Hiltl .\lv'.<. lungwill

llrigadici‘ Rcirl has tironiiscd to attcnri a sports night in Cornwall Rink riurl zill arc look-ins! iﬁTWtiTfl l'\ no enjoyable night at thc rink.

'l‘lir~ in: -~.' Jlil"l1!l-'il1l"‘ of tilt‘ swnsiin nilcndr-ri llio (“ormvall Rink nu Sntuidny night. Long (‘rock and (‘oi-nwall (‘ommunity Cluii lllqirtfl ri ‘llllllﬁl lf‘.‘ll'\\ gum". iiiid all arc looking loiuurti to l1\fl.l1_\' LIMYWS bctwoori tlicsc two lPJIIlIS.

The Hunter River rink liris open- ed and skating is being enjoyed. The first game was plnycd on h-loutlny night with Hunter Riv- er Shur-Galns playing host to Hope River Rcri Wings. This game encl- r-(l in a 4-2 win for Shur-Gains. On Thursday night a game was tilay- ed between the local team nnd Charlottetown Bombers. The scorc was 71-2 in favor of Bombers. Tiiesc are league games. Other teams

srAar ifuién/iiaioi-ir WITH

"CHICK ‘STARTER

The diﬁererice between success ond failure in poultry raising ls often lust o lot of little things. For lostonce, chicks’ feed requirements for the ﬁrst six weeks ore very small, but the ration must be complete In oil nutritional elements.

To mﬂltl sure they'll 9st 0K to o line, toil stort, feed them Miracle Chick Starter right from the beginning.

The perfect bolonce and quollty ingredients of Miracle Chick Starter moire lt o feed lhot a baby cliick con easily turn Into bones, tissues and feathers. As lltlle cs two pounds ls oil that's needed for such chick for the ﬁrst sil. weeks. And the result ls less chance of dsotii losses, slow growth or undemourlsliment . . . more chance of poultry proﬁts.

Don't Buy Feeds . . . Ivy Results!

CHICK STARTIR If Ir ‘s dg/lv/c. . . it’: pol l

OGliVlE HOUR MlllS

playing in this league are North Rusticn. South Rustico and Nev. Glasgow.

C. C. l. T. met on Friday eve- iiiiig. Jan. 14 at the home of Mar. Karel Burns. Mrs. White. loader. and Shirley Carew. assistant. and eleven girls were present. Taking part ln the ivorship pcriod wort- Joan Bernard and June Spence. (‘In Friday cvenlng. January 21, th» C. G. T. T. held their weekly meet- ing at the home of Eleanor Smith. Twelve members were present. Blanche Bernard and Joyce Ber- nard inking part in the worship period. Mrs. \\'hite gave further instructions in sewing. Next mppt. i"! will be at the home of Joan Bernard.

The reguhr January meeting of the Women's Association may m‘ Jan. 20 at the home of Mrs. .1, l, l.ePage with fifteen members pro. sent. Some time was spent in scwini and rrocheting. The presi dent. Mrs. J. E. Andrews. pi-esirlprl, and the business period followed. A financial statement was gnu-n b\ treasuror. This slats-thou! ivas vcri. encouraging and snlonrlirl work has been done by the W. A. during llin past year. Mrs. Robertson um] My‘. Andrews reported having packed and delivered six boxes at (‘hi-igt. mas to shut-ins. Three mtlcrs of thanks were received. A "lnlrinv lunch was served by vhc hosiou, ‘Meeting closed by repeating (h.- Lord's Prayer.

W“! DDTNTTCBELLS

At Waweig. New Brunswick. on the evening of Jan. 6th at 7:00 p.m. Frances Pearle Bagnall. younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bagnall of Hunter River, Prince Edward Island. became the wife of Sydney Holmes. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Holmes of St. Andrew's. NB. Rev. F. E. Booth- royd. s friend of both families, was the officiating clergyman and was assisted by Rev. Lloyd Archer. The bride in the absence of her father through illness. was given in mar- riage by Mr. Paul Boardman of Calais. Men. and was lovely. dressed in a street length dress of London mist. with corsage of American Beauty roses and fern. Her matron of honor. Mrs. Chase Libby of Calais. Me. choose as her gown n costume of rose moire with black and gold accessories snd carried s corsage of daffodils and iris. The groom was supported by Mr. Chase Libby of Calais. Me. .

Following the simple double ring ceremony at the church the groom's parents entertained pleasantly at s

with a lovely bride‘: cake topped nith a nllllllllllff‘ bride and groom and tiny vi-erltling hell,

About forty gucsts wcre present to wclcomc the bridal couple and wish thorn wcll on lifr-‘s join-he“

Assisting in scrving were ‘girl friends oi’ the bride. Misses Shirley (Threw. Vcrna Newman. Margiret Smith and illi-s. Harold Macnean.

Rev, Iﬁtinnld Nicholson of Brook'- field proposcrl s toast lo the lovelv bride. to which the bridegroom rel~ sponded.

M)“ 303'" Nicholson sang verv ll<‘"l\l1Yl1ll.". "I'll Walk Bcsido Youi" v The bride “ore for the reception in‘ her homo. hci- wedding dress. with a corsrigt- of Rcrl roses. Her mother wore a one-piece dress in

.\‘t‘ll"\\‘ rosca and fcrn.

o" the lollowinl? euoning. Mr. and Airs. llolnics were entertained Rt ilic "V" Plub. Charlottctoivn. by mombr-rs of thc staff of R. T. Hot. monk. irlicre the bride ivns a for~ m" "mlllQYcc. ﬁn Monday P1 oning

RlYPI‘ lPhdcrcd the nculyiveds with R Fll"\\"‘l‘ in the hfasonic Hall where they rcccived mnny IQVQI" gifts. '

After a short honeymoon trip to llie United States. where they vis- ited frlfnds in Boston. itlasx. Hurt- tord. form. and P|'r1\'ide|1co_ hi, Mr. anrl lllrs. Holmes will reside at St. Slcplicii. \\‘l‘.t‘l‘t‘ the bride- croom. n veteran of World War ll. Is employed in tlio Canadian Cus- toms. and thc bride is in the em. Dlnv oi‘ J. (‘larke d» Srm,

Til” Rrmd \\‘lSl1I‘S n1 n ‘.14.. ftirplei of friends follow M“ and Mm‘ llolhies. H.

AILI EST and BEST"

TOMATO

Introduced liy us several years sso and by sheer nistli h has nutsold all oitil varieties anion; tmth home and rnmmsrtb‘. sears Inch sesson. In every part nf Csns s. Cus- tomers rspestsdlytel us Esrllestsnd lest." is still Miter tlisn we slm. Produces lures. lvssutlfnl. solid. perfect shlpplag tomatoes. earlier then any other variety. High crown type without core. and isest beautiful cell with finest flavour. No cripples. scslds, crsrltld. wrinkled. uneven, scarred fruit. sad often ten fruits i s cluster. Alsslag ylelder. (Pit l“) (Os )

psstpeld. FREE 231‘. i.’ "h? .25 .

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DOMlfriltJN ‘fill; ittii/‘ii

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wedding supper for the immediate Bill Ill GUI Hﬂﬂ

"live zreon (‘rcpc with corsage o!

friends and neighbors of Hunter

WIFE PICKETS HUSBAND

BEACONSFIELD. BUCKS. Enib land. Jan. 25 - (AP) — Mrs, Con- stance Davis pickeicd her hus-

"I am the wife of Daniel Davis and he has left me for another

avoiiiau." But Airs. Davis complained

court today that: when she carri- The

ed the sign past the film studio where her husband xvorld he snatched it from her, tore it u and struck her.

judge dismissed a charge

of assault after Davis testified hll

wife's

pckcting bad almost cost

luni his job.

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ln the current year as in years past. we will endeavour lo produce cotton goods at llié lowest possible prices. Qur ellorls. and those oi otlicr Canadian mills. lo maintain low prices despite higher costs ol prorluciittﬂ and oi raw cotton. won acknowledgment ol the Prices Committee ol the llouse ol Commons. The Committee's report specilically iioiecl evidence that the primary cotton industry had. since the end ol price control in i917. "pom! a long way towards preserving as closely as possible the relationship mi‘

I the ceiling price which obtained at lhelfme of deconlrolf.’

h/Ve lokc this acknowledgment as a challenge lo us to continue wills

as strict a low-price pollq; as events will permit us.

in production we are making every eliorl to meet your needs. Through plant replacement and modernization we are endeavouring to ltoep our milli at the high level oi technical perlormance which lor nearly hall B century has meant a steady ilow oi goods lo Canadian consumers and em-

ployment lor tliousandslol Canadians in the manulacture ol First rate goods.

DOMINION TIXTILI COMPANY. ‘LIMITIU

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