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Progressive Conservative Candidate: for Queen's County

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Mil‘. JOSEFII ilAlililS, ll. F.

Since 19m, for the constituency of Davenport (Toronto)

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VOTE FOR

G. R. KEEF E

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Councillor For Ward 5

PROGRES MEETINGS

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The f‘. ressive - Conservative Candidate and other it meet sil of the El lmnged a: listed below, public mailers in Issue In the present Election will be neeiings commence at 8:30 pm.

MURRAY HARBOR NORTH-Monday, llEATliEltDALE-Tuesdsy, June 5th, lleatherdsi: llsli. MURRAY RIVER-Wednesday, June 0, Pnhlio Ihil. GEORGETOWN-Thursday, June ‘l, Georgetown Hail. BTURGEON-l-‘rldsy, June Ith. Sturgeon Hail.

NOTE: Electors please note these changes. II. l‘. Mscilll, PROGRESSIVE OONBIJIVATIVI GANDIDATI, POI KINGS.

N-l-Maior John in the Provin address the Elector: at sli of the above rneetin held in the Cardigan District;

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June 4th, Murray Barber

A. MacDonald, Progressive - Conservstiveﬂsndidste clsl Bye-Election in the Third District of King‘: will g: which are being

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I Among those receiving. honor- able discharges from the army cal:

recent weeks are: MaoPhsil and Rt. J

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I Friends of Archie MacEach

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health is not w to standard. Mr. veteran of the war

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plase Windsor, Ontario, on May when Miss Eileen Susanna McCar- vill, daughter of Mr. nd. Mrs Patrick McCarvlll of nk e E. 1., became the bride 0t h: [Roland Brand, son of Mr. and M: ‘John Warren Brand of Saskatch: ‘wan. The wedding- ceremony w; performed by the Rev. Father Rt berts, Pastor of St. Alphonsl church. The bride was attend: by ma; friend Masﬂ Gerald Cllffolr]. and e groom y supported .' Mr. Gerald Clifford o Windsor Ont. The bride's dress was ivory satin and net with bridal veil and she carried bouquet of white camatlo er the wedding cer- emony y tored to the Prince Ediward Ho , Windsor where breakfast was served to their in- vited ‘guests amo whom was the Rev, Father R0 ts. Inter they left by train on a short honeymoon trip to Mrs. Brands parents Klnkora, P.E.I., where they tendered a reception by .man friends and a social even- §ing s spent in dancing. The vi- Lolln music as furnished by Mr. . aurice McDonald of _Kelly Cross, P.E.I.; the guitar ‘music by Miss Blanche Murray, {teacher of Kelly's Cross and was ,\'cry much enjoyed. The bride and -_"l'oom received beautiful wedding uifts from their many friends ln Windsor, Ont., and Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island. Mr. and Mrs. Brand will make their home in Windsor where the groom ‘raids a responsible position as a "wcchanical engineer. Their many friends wish them rvery happiness ln their future wedded life.

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V iluttingwioi” I Fox Teniions

(By Dr. C. K. Gunn. Superinten- dent, D lnlon Ex imental Fox Ranc , Summer e, PEI.)

Probably the most effective method employed in fox ranching p edure to prevent fo digging a attempting to tun out of their ens and also to stop them scra lng and tearing the wire, is to cut the tendons 1n the toes oi usually

their front feet. ‘This minor on disturbance

cause or inconvenience to the foxes nnd has no bad ulterior effects upon the mating ability of th male ani- mals. Excellent suits ave been observed after t e cutting of the tendons in foxes which had given considerable trouble by their de- structive digging and scratching {iiabits prior to having this opera- on

The operation can be conveni t- ly done on adult animals b it is recommended that the proce- dure be carrled out when selection of the breeding stock is made in the autumn season.

The actual time required to cut the tendons of a fox is not more than 5 inutes. The fox is tu! - ed on back while the operator gulls th front paw out toward

im wh action causes the fox to contract its claw. Then 3h" o ator takes hold e clr: a with a sharp point scalp cuts the (flexor) tendon of ‘.21: particular toe over the first (phcf anx) knuckle bone the so (planter aspect) of foot. Tl tendon snaps when it is t s1: the toe relaxes. This pro ure i then repeated with each of the I protruding to while the tendon of the short is not cut. If a toe does not become flaccid and relax with s, snap, when the in-i clsion has been made, then thel tendon has not been completelyi severed or it has been missed al-j together and another stteinpti should made to cut it. i

The details of the procedure a1" as follows:-

' (a) The paw of the front foot l held with the pads facing u an‘ and s downward ssurc is '-'

,ed on the psrtic ar toe cla r.

the tendon.

(b) A short inc sion (1-4 inch) with the tip of a shanp scalpel is made over the tendon of the first gust behind the t -pad, between he latter and ad. When the tendon is cut

it wil be heard to snap and the

' claw of the particular toe will bend

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' is bleeding from the incision when it is made directly over the tendon and it ls usually unnecess: y to em loy measures to prevent inlec ion. however, the incisions ma. be painted with iodine as a p au- tionary measure inst infection

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l PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Better Wharfagc Facilities

THE WHARVES AT (HARLOTTETOWN. SUM- MERSIDE, GEORGETOWN, SOURIS AND ALBER-

TON WILL BE KEPT IN A STATE OF EFFIC- IENT REPAIR AND USEFULNESS. '

Special Help for Farmers

AS A PERMANENT PEACETIME POLICY, GRAIN

FOR FEEDING LIVESTOCK WILL BE MOVED FREE FROM THE HEAD OF THE GREAT LAKES TO ALIJ POINTS EAST IN CANADA.

Relief From High Income Tax

THE INCOME TAX EXEMPTION WILL BE INCREASED FOR THOSE IN THE LOWER INCOME

BRA CKETS.

THESE ARE NOT PROMISES OF FAVOURS BUT PLEDGES FULFILLING A PROMISE OF JUSTICE MADE BY JOHN BRACKEN

VOTE Next MONDAY . . . . THINK Before you Vote, then

VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

Elect the men behind Bracken’

iiicllIRE, MacLEAN, McPIiEE and srnour rr-s TIME ran A CHANGE

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BRACKEN Will Pay Family Allowances . . .

BRACKEN Will Increase the Old Age Pensions

' to at least $30.00 a month and make them PAYABLE

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at 65 instead of 70. ‘ v

INSERTED BY Till-Z PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.

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