SEPTEMBER 21. 1932

THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

[gphg-lottetown ; a; sunshine Days

mujoﬂetowﬂ’! Sunshine Days are

“numb, o“ go a great start if the

mm hom- gesslon of the working

mes which ooccupied the “may; parlor! at the city hall on, Monday night is an augury of a luccﬂml celebration.

n kept the general committee w, a1 breath to keep pace with the

Jlpm m, proposals of those two live wire members of the Sports wmmme,’ Harry Brown and Ray Pendleton. Once setting their hand, w the plow these energetic com- nm” mm produced a line of pro- I posed novelty entertainment that] Md m; general committee 119881115 time to collect their senses over the’ distinct novelty of the various stunts offered-

Mr’ 3mm, r , ‘ manager of ‘he Queen. popped a real surprise my, an offer of splendid prizes donated by outstanding manufact- urcrs as follows:

salad Tea 00., large donation of their product. '

Paul Hurray: Om ease of citnl, fruits,- (grape fruit or oranges.)

William's Chocolates: Large don- s: on of chocolates.

1mperial Tobacco 00.: Large do- miion of smoking supplies-

Chase d: Sanbom: Donation of- {bur splendid products.

Rowntfﬂﬂ Limited: Donation of their product.

The Band committee under Chief l mfcEachern of the Fire Department were authorized to engage both the Lrulon Band and the Pipers Band 1m- joint services on Sunshne

Days.

From now on the sports commit- m will have a few surprise plans to drcuss almost, daily in the sports column of both our local papers.

"The Mystery Girl" around whom so much suspense and interest cent- errd came in for s, large amount of careful planning and it is going to take the combined acumen and kceness of both" Sherlock Holmes and the Pinkerton Agency to un- tangle the identity of th's mystery. only two committcemen know this person and even they could not identify her in action.

Bathing Beauties are to be a stel- lar attraction at the big evening performance at the Forum. Fifteen rcal beauties from all over Prince Edward Island are to show in this beautiful pageant and th’s in ad- dition to the stirring ‘Pug-of-War coniests capped with the drawing oi the three Grand Prizes before the assembled audiences promise to give an evening's entertainment such 8s has not been given before a Charlottetown audience for years. Novel stunts will be added that will krcp the audience delighted and a- mused. v

Keep an eye open for more details on this novel and splendid Sunshine Days program, which will appear from time to time between now and the Days of Celebration, Wednesday. October 19th, Thursday, October 20th. It is also announced that. we will also have a visit from two Brit- ish warships on these days and pos- sblc co-opcration from the mem- bcrs of the Crews can be counted on for Sunshine Days.

LUMBER

Frame, Boards. Cedar Shingles, Matched Boards, etc. Drop Siding great for or outbuilding. All at lowest cash prices.

B, Gometon & 00.

Belle River -

Prairies Show C o m e b a c k

(sliﬂclal to the Gill-Hull!)

WINNIPEG, Sept. ID-{ggkgt- chewan has staged a 90 per cent comeback in one short year. Last year one-fourth of the people of the province required government assistance in the way of food and fuel, clothing, feed and fodder. The year the number is less than four percent, and their relief require- ments are comparatively light.

Last year the government had to find 818,000,000 for relief. This year $1,000,000 will be ample.

'l‘his spring 8,000,000 acres were seeded with wheat supplied by the government. Next spring require- ments will not exceed 100,000 bush- els.

Relief Needs Drop

IIWEB BRANDS REGISTERED BY FERTILIZER MAKERS ______

‘The Fertilizer Division of the Dominion Seed Branch reports that fewer brands of fertilizer are being registered mu ran than zoi-l

several years past.

This may be attributed to the general slump in trade, but not al-| together. 1n recent years fertilizer authorities in the different pro- vinces have been co-operating with the manufacturers with a view w

reducing the number of formulae; in ‘fertilizers offered the farmers.‘

It is agreed that a range o1 for- _ mulae comprising not more than-

six or eight different mixturm is about all that is needed for gener- al crop requirements in most of th! PIOVIIIOQJ. NBtUIaIly u manu-

Last year 57,000 fanilies required relief. This year them will be 9,000- famllies, of which number 2,000 are ' families moved last year to the northerly fringe of settlement un- der the governmen‘ $500 loan plan. They require a little assistance- nat very much. The other 1,000,

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lfamilies are in the southwestern

Saskatchewan area, mostly in a dis-

ltrict which has had no crops snce ‘i928. But, as showing the resourceﬂ

fulness of these prairie farmers, they will require much less in re- lief this year than in the past two years. In other words, their position is becoming better rather than worse in spite of the fact that mis- fortune has been piled on misfort- une. .

Ninety per cent, of the farmers of the province will be able this year to pay current year's taxes, repay the government for seed, binder twine and binder repairs, pay all expense of the year's work. and have enough money left to live until next harvest and do next sprlng’5 seeding without assistance.

No Jobless In CHIN

Three-elghths of the yielded 20 bushels to the acre 01' over, one-fourth l5 to l9 bushels. one-fourth l0 to 14 bushels, only one-eighth averaged less than ten bushels. .

Saskatchewan government W111 balance its budget this year. ‘Rural municipalities will be able to oper- ate in normal fashion. There are no unemployed in Saskatchewan cities. theyare in harvest fields, together with many hundreds of transients.

Outsider Wins Feature Stake

NEW YORK, Sept. l9—Kerry Patch, a despised outsider from Leo Rosenbergs stables, turned in one of the biggest upsets in recent turf history when he galloped home in front of the country's best two year olds to win racing’s rich- est prize-the Futurity-at Belmont Park Saturday. Rosenberg made $88,690.

Turk Minors!’- ln your travelling bag,

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GROCERY VALUES AT

Both Our Stores °lﬁ°fi 19¢ °‘§"é‘...‘l1".f.‘.“?...... 25¢ “tii"7.‘.............. 16° “Z”ll‘.fl‘............. 25° "Z“¥i.‘.fs............. 25° JOSEPH SHAMA

Cor. Euston and Hillsboro and Opposite R " _, Station

CEDAR SHINGLES

HAND

ON

Extras Clears...........

Clear Walls . . . . . .

Two Millions Cedar Shingles FOR sau;

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2nd Clears . . . .. . . . .. $2.75 and $3.00

Extra No. 1st .. . . . . . $2.00 and $2.50

L. Poole & Co,

province l

-and test the milk

facturera are required to manufac- ture fewer formulae, but increased volume of each of the formulae retained, their cost of production will decrease and farmers will be able to buy fertilizers at lower pri-

,ces. 1t is, therefore, to the great

advantage of the farmers to have‘ the number of fertilizer brands of formulae reduced to a minimum. It. is suggested that farmers Wht contemplate buying fertilizers should communicate with the De- partment of Agriculture for the ‘ province in which they reside, and receive a list of the neoommended iformuiae for the various soil and crop conditions. Such action on the part of the farmers themselves should aid in arriving at the most Iefficieng and most economical for- imulae and in eliminating super- fluous brands.

FARMERS SHOULD AVOH’) UN-

PROFITABLE PRACTICES

While many unprofitable prac- ticm are followed on farms throughout _, the country there would appear to be three that are outstanding that should long ago have been corrected, observes J. B. Spencer, Director of Publicity, Dc- partment of Agriculture, Ottawa. ‘These practices are the thick sow- iing of corn for a fodder crop: the rotting down of farmyard manure; and the carrying on of dairy farming with cows the production of which is not determined by mo- dern methods.

It is many years since it became generally understood that the thick planting of corn not only wasted seed but resulted in a crop of low feeding value. It has long been demonstrated and the infor- mation made public that farmyard manure loses value about, at the same rate as it loses weight. still these two practices are permitted to cause heavy losses amongst par- ticularly ‘the class of farmers who can ill afford the waste that isin- curred.

Ill advised as these practices are there is perhaps more excuse for them than that of feeding, hous- .ing and milking cows that give so little as not to pay their own way in the herd. Testing of cows for production by simple and sure me- thods has been long carried on in this country, and thousands of herds have been built up to a pro- fitable rate of production. Owners of hundreds of thousands of cows and thousonds of herds have not taken advantage of this service. and are each year helping to de- pres the farming industry. Ac-

of the Federal Minister of Agri- culture thirty thousand cows, re- presenting three thousand three hundred herds, were tested within the past fiscal year under the Live Stock Branch cow testing policy.‘ which operates in.all the provin- ces except Britlsh Columbia, Sask- atchewan and Ontario. That Is to say of the more than 13100000 cows trouble was taken to weigh of only 30,000 during sufficient of their lﬂttﬂllvﬂ period to indicate the returns they were making through the milk-

. . $3.75 and $4.00 .. $3.25 and $3.75

.. $2.50 and $3.00-

pail. Of this number 13,180 cows averaged 5.810 pounds 01' milk, containing 230.77 pounds of butter- fat; 2, 350 cows gave 300 P0111155 °f buttcrfat and unwerds- Three 0f the herds averaged more than 500 pounds of butterfat and 28 averag- ed 400 per cow.

The discovery by testing 0! the actual production of cows usually’

cording to the latest issued report‘

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Formal Fall Opening On September 22nd.

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THURSDA Y, FROM 2 to 5 P. M.

AND FOELOWING AFTERNOONS

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ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ONE AND ALL T0 GIVE Us A CAL], NEXT"

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

NEW COATS, NEW DRESSES, NEW WILLINERY, GLOVES, ER ACCESSORIES NOW ON DISPLAY FOlv

LADIES COATS—New Fall Coats of Blin-Blin, are lavishly trimmed with Sable, Squir rel, Beaver, Fox, am. All sizes. Prizes .. .. ' LADIES DRESSES-One and all are looking fog-pew to suit you among this large assortment of Satins, Laces, Cantons and rough Crepes. Al] sizes. Prices

FUR COATS-Ail thafs new in Fur Coats is here displayed in liluskrzlf, Sea], etc. Prices ------------------

YOUR APPROVAL.

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farming practice. The illlprollinblt.‘ producers are no longer mnultniu- ed in the herd and the brttcr cows are given greater care. liforc sut- able and heawer ylelflln‘! fend, arc grown and improvement by tho use of better sires is at once commone- ed.

To assist formers in having their herds tested upwards of twenty dairy promoiors are employed by the Federal Department of Agri- culture in encouraging and hclp-- 'n_ in the testing and recording of herds within cow testing associa- tions of which there were 264 op- erating in the provinces of Alberta. Manitoba, Quebec and the thrcc

style. The colours Navy, Green,

Wine. Price . .

. New 01-2111 llfillinery Come in and see our unusual large

display of New Hats and resist them

if you can. Huts to suit most every

01.00 ,0 $1.50

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Crepe Noraine, 36 inches wide Green, Brown, New Blue Price per yard only . . . . . ..

are Black, Brown, - Rough Tweeds in mixtures

.wide. Price per yard

Men ’s Ha ts

olf-thc-fzicc models.

Prices

$2.75 r0750

All the newest styles and materials. Snap Brims and

MEN-- The New Fall Overcoats,‘ Suits, Hats, Shirts and 0

Read)’ for Your Approval

rh er Accessories Are Now

Men ’s Overcoots

. Never before has fashion endorsed so many different models and fabrics in Overcoats. 1' nvoured fabrics are 'Worsteds, Tweeds, Whip-

cords and Shetlands. All w

sizes. Prices .. . . . . . . .,

MEN’S SUITS-Whether for work or dress we have your suit. Blues are good so are Browns,

535?; .“.T‘.’..§T‘[‘.".°ls.'. $10.00 to $30.00

PRO WSE BROS, Limited

, “The Fashion Centre”

IYDECOLLICII£S VARY IN I AUTYJIN DIODE

PARIS. Sept. 20. Dvcollctoi. are just ‘- iurzed as ouillucs in ‘llc fnll math. There m1- high lmxlzs lillld low fronts; square nr U out.»

‘and backs; there are various com-.

binaiions of the square and thv circle: there are sinr-sllﬂilcrl "lid licart-slinpcri dccollcﬁagns, and ihcﬂ‘ are ncw kinds of stmppiugs more

Branch at Ottawa ls rcaziy to as- sist and direct. dniry fnrlucrs l0 utilizing modern mcihod: in dc- tcrmiuinz: whcihc‘ or not tho cows arc producing milk in pwiiinblﬁ

leads u) several advanced steps in maritime provinces. The‘ Live Stock lquantitics.

BRINGING UP FATHER

oftm IISCII to suspend drop-should- i-ruri puff SI(‘(".\ zlmn to lorml "cine, pool: or from of tho corsogeflng gowns chm Mambocym- and to Tllyyc have c0011 s1 many of themlgec Lucmc paray [gauging shining that ll svcmCd immsslblc to invcntgsa, n o;- p931] dsngc, even when n. urw kind of uidnor cvcung jnck-Itrirnmed Wm, velvet ribbon tops, m; bll! Nlainbochcr has done it in looped sleeves and so on Zuopcd ribbon affairs that are as rlolightful as they are indescribable. They are something between a rape nnd n jacket, m jacket. without arr..- llOlPS might explain them) Ho‘: ‘_ x1151’, them of \v dc peau d'an_zc or LONDON, Ellis’- 59m- ‘Q-‘El/e“ velvet ribbon in vivid blue or aza on Princes are not exempt from carc- shadfs to wear w tn black crepe lvssly Waving "a “ti '1‘ “me m“? frocks, that may or may not bc|svhicli others m8)’ Pick UP- T)?“ trlmmctl with echoing touches ofDukv of Gloucester lost hi5 5"" ihr‘. ribbon. case. pilfered from a, car, tempor-

’l‘li"re is. by the way. so mucluavily unatwnded. belns dive“ Y“

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nvxa or aaoucnsran ( LOSES ms surrcasa

$1.

All vifol Crepe for your smart fall cos- tume. 54 inches wide. Price per yd. .

White, Wine, Brown and Blues. 36 inches

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HOSIERY AND OTH-

rough Tweeds and other imported fabrics. They

$10.98 t. $79.00

if you cannot ﬁnd one

°‘°".°.”.'. $5.00 ... $20.00 $100.00 .. $000.00

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Fabrics

Materials matter more than any other thing about th enew Fall Clothes, says the “September Vogue.” New Crepe Ordese and

in Wine, Black.

l9 a $1.50 . $1.60

of Black and

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velvet shown that it is a relief to the Wcsz End. it did not contain ﬁnd a number of good crepe cven- anything of very great value.

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