MAY 2. 1936- I

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THE CHARl.()'I'l'ET0VVl" GUARDIAN

BUSINESS BULLETI

BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND

INTERESTING CONTEST FOR ALL

OUR READERS

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Market Building Bnrement CHARLOTTETOWN

PLUMBING ENGINEERS

When we cm save our ou.I- ' why they continue to deal at tentlon. Srwift skilled work- more’ ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' " 2 1°’ 19° our glare. nlanship. With no fuss and no Get Your Slips Here. Get your slips from us with 1111138- your order for best quality J_ A. MacPhee Bros. ‘mcefl”' General Painting and "TONE 246"» S N KAYS Decanting Contractor. 55 Prince Street ' PHBNE 65 O 195 C'”"‘"‘ Sue" 4»«o I7 Pownal Street V :--—-— w"' I " ' "" E . ' WE MUST an SATISFIED 3 : Q THAT YOU ARE ‘ our SATISFIED - . when we finish a J b i u. w»+H Lelsure W o or yo AT THE We thorough attention to _ details and our rates are most Bowling Alleys reasonable. mats and other table sw- First Class Service. PHONE 661-L. Due" CI» TU!-I-E. Proprietor é

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More Milch Cows And Swine in 1935

The number of cattle. and calves on farms in the Dominion at D:cember 1. 1935, wns 8,480,900. This represents a decrease of 54.000 head, or 0.6 per cent, as compared W-th the number reported at Dec- °"‘b9|' 1. 1934, end a decrease of 380.800. or 4 4 per cent compared with the number reported at June 1. 1935. All provinces except Ontario ftnd British Oohlmbls reported flier cattle than was shown at

1st oi the previous December Fa-“mars in these two provinces in- Sreascd their holdings of cattle be- Tvgeen June 1 and December 1. 1930. 8‘ fact that shipment: oi feeder aatt.e from the Prairie Provinces th Ontario amounted to three times

We oi the previous year explains ‘he increase in ohm-lo. m'l’he number of much can in- ‘ 13;!!! from 3.847.400 at December

- 84. to 8,082,400 st December 1 “mg "1 lflcrille of 05,000 or 2.2 per mmiusevcn of the provinces con- mv d in this lncreue. while M d! lB_cotls snd Ontario register-

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st Decembe 1. 1934 to 778,300 at December 1, 1935, a reduction oi 19,300 or 2.4 per cent. All provinces cxcepl. British Columbia shared in this decrease.

Beef cows were reduced from 700,200 to 646,400. which represents a reduction of 53,800 head, or 7.7 per cent. Heifers raised for beef production also suffered a slight reduction, six of the provinces shar- ing in this decrease. In Ontario and British Columbia the numbers of both beef cows and heifers in- creased and there was also a slight increase in the number of heifers in Saskatchewan. It may be observ- ed that the number of mllch cows has contlmled to advance, but that heifers raked for milking purposes have decreased for two years in succession. It would appear that cows of beef breeding are being temporarily used for milk produc- tlon.

Milk production per cow as re- ported at December 1. 1935 increas- cd from 11.36 pounds in 1934 to ll.- 71 pounds. The estimated number of ,cows being milked December 1, 1995, in 2.514.000, an increase oi 0.2 per cent. over December 1, 1034. swine. numbers are estimated at 3,050,500 at December 1, 1935, an

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-o+o44+++o»o+o4.,ooo4«¢o+o4 with the’rTlrTrlbE‘rErSorted’lit‘De‘c. ember l, 1934. With the estimatd farrowings higher than those shown in the December-May period of 1934-35, it is evident that a con- siderable increase may be expected.

Sheep and limbs on forms at De- cembcr 1, 1935 numbered 2.028.500, a decrease of 22.6 per cent from the previous June. and 4 per cent from December, 1934. With the number of owes to lamb in the December- Msy period somewhat lower than was forecast in 1934. it is apparent that the downward trend in the number of sheep has not yet been checked.

Hens and chickens reported on forms at December 1, 1935 number- ed 44,319,200 compared with 48,- 487,200 at December 1, 1934, a decrease oi 2,108,000 or 4 7 per cent.

United Church Board Announce Transfers

EXPLANATION OF CONTEST

The Charlottetown Guardian's “BETTER BUSINESS BULLETIN” has been published each Saturday for a. num- ber of weeks, and will be continued until the twenty-sixth week, with the last appearing in the issue of August 8, 1936.

The Charlottetown Guardian will issue three prizes each week: lst, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00.

All prizes will be issued in the form of merchandise ;l31‘tIl:l':. that will be honored by any advertiser on this

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CONTEST RULES

Each week the name of some one or more advertisers on this Bulletin will be taken and words will be listed from the letters making up the name. Each word listed begins with one of the letters of the advertisers name. These words so listed will be purposely omitted from the copy material appearing in a corresponding number of advertise- ments, one word only being left out of any one advertise- ment. Having read each advertisement carefully and locating those in which the words were omitted, contestants must write the name of the advertisers in whose announce- ment a word was missing, along with the missing word in each individual one. Also state the merchant or merchants whose names were used as key letters for the missing words. These key letters are jumbled but when put in order spell an advertiser's name.

Then attach a receipt to your solution from any

advertiser on this Bulletin, indicating that business had been transacted with at least one of the advertisers on the Bulletin and mail or bring your letter to The Guardian Office. . Each week three replies will be drawn from all received and three awards given in the order of their drawing: lst, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00; and 3rd, $1.00, As all prizes will be given in merchandise orders, it i necessary to state_in your reply the name of the merchant upon whom you wish the prize order drawn .

There is no limit to the number of replies any con- testant may send in each week, providing a receipt from any merchant on this Bulletin accompanies each reply.

All replies to this contest should be addressed to Editor, The Better Business Bulletin, The Guardian Charlottetown, P. E. I., and should be in this office not later than Thursday noon each week.

This contest is open to all except employees of the Charlottetown Guardian and their families.

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Corner Kent and Prince streets.

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Now 180 Kent Street

flour: DIAMOND 1

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Now 1-: the time for new fishing tackle. Just received, it line of English Files. Call and inspect them.

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THE EUSTON PHARMACY Phone 772

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Quinta; Foster Hilliard, Montreal and Ottawa to Saskatchewan; J. W. Howes, Manitoba to Montreal and Ottawa; 0. F. Kelley, Hzllniiwn to Bay of Qulnie; I. H. King. New- foundland to Montreal and Ottawa; L. 0. Marshall, Maritime to sas- katchewan; H. P. Mllrston, Mari- time to Alberta.

0. L. Mercer, Newfoundland to Toronto; 5. G. McCormao';. Tor- onto Bay of Quinta; w. McDonald. Bay of Qulnte to Toronto; 1-I. Powson, Bay or Qulnte to Toronto.

A. A. Rogers, Maritime to New- foundland; F. Saunders. British

TOR-CXN'IiO, May i—(CP.)—-At the srmual meeting of the tmnsfer committee of the United Church

of Canada here today, presided over by Moderator Dr. Richard Roberts, the iollowing transfers were ounced:

R. Grierson. Maritime to Tor- onto; E. R. Kelly. Bay of Quinte to ‘Inmate: J. s. McMu!len. Bay of Quinta to Toronto: .1. H. Mcvicar. Toronto to Mmtreol and Ottawa: M H. Wilson, Alberta. to British Oolumbis: W. Briggs, nuwfoundlsnd to Saskatchewan.

.1. Brooks, Newfoundland in ass- kstchewun; W. R. Archer. Buy of Quinta to Hamilton: 1!. 1". Arm- strong, Bay of Qulnte to London: E. 8. Barton. Bay 01 Quinta in aukstchewun.

R. 3. Brett, Newfoundland to lukstchewsn; E. M. Curler. Mont- rcsl And Ottawa to Manitoba; I. Davis. Newroundicnd to Maritime: Q. Dsvlson. London to not It

‘ Dolumbia to Bay of Qulrlte; C. L.

Taylor, Saskatchewan to Maritime; J. H. Tomkinsorl, Maritime to New- ioundland; R. L. Wagner. MB-rll-lme to Saskatchewan; H. E. Wellwood, Toronto to Bay of Quintc.

A number of other transfers are still being considered by the transfer committee executive.

KNOW PROBLEM THEN MEET I

TORONTO, ‘May ——(CPi —''One of the values of psycholosy 111 social work is the restoring of the average individual of courage, and I common-sense view of his pro- blem-3," according to Dr. Kenneth Rogers, Executive secretary of the Bib Brother Movement

"When an individual has a com- plete undcrltondlng of ills PTO- blem_ and the steps that are being taken ionarli meeting it. ll i~' mlll‘ll easier for all parties cnwcerlicd. he slid-

Upholds Ideals For Motherhood

'IURON'I‘O, May l.—(CP)—Mrs. W. Vvard Prince of Toronto. recently elected Dominion Presi- dent of the Mothers‘ .Unlon. will represent Canada at the diamond Jubilee celebration 0? the world- wide organization which is to be observed in London, England, its headquarters, from June 29 to July 4.

The purpose of the Mothers‘ Union-—whlch was founded by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth summer in a country parish in I-Iunpshlre in 1870, and which has 3. commem- bershlp of more than 500,000-Lover 3000 of which is in canadlt—i.s to bring together in a strong chain of fellowship sud prayer Christian women who wish touphold the high- est ideals oi’ marriage, motherhood and home life.

Ten yelrs sfter its estsbllslr-

ment the Anglican movement ,unlon had developed an organised church society in the

diocese of Winchester, under the patronage of the Bishop. and form- ed its first council and constitution.

United Church General Council to Meet Sept. 23 ,

'I‘OiRON'I0, May 1--(C.P.)——The seventh general council of the United Church of Canada will be held in Ottawa Sept. xi, it was an- nounced st the concluding session of the annual meeting of the church executive here. Council last convened in Kingston lrl Septem- ber, 1904.

A new book of hymns and songs for children, three to eight years of age, was approved by the execu- tive and s similar book for older chlld.ren was reported to be under preparation.

The moderator, Dr. Richard Rob- erts. announced that negotiations have resulted in union between the welsh Pr-esbyterian churches at Bangor and Llewellyn, scale, and the United Church of Oanada.

The treasurer. Rev. Robert Laird, reported glvings of the Church to the 1035 mission y and mainten- ance fund as $1,568,037 and to the 10th anniversary thsnksofferlng, $86,020. Amount available for the

work of the church was reported as s1.ea2,slo. an increase of $47,- {448 from 1934. ~

‘Prof. King Gordon Deplored Conditions of Miners Homes

SARNIA, Ont. May 1—(C.P.)— The paradox of it public that Will contribute without hesitation to a fund for the heroic Nova scoiia

been the slll)_1ocl of L\\'0 Royal Com- mission lll\'f‘SllLt£ll.l0llS, which Ll'ZlC€‘Kl r'espon.siblili_v for the situztlion to the general desire of the mine op-

PISQUID Vl'l~IS'I‘ INSTITUTE

other dioceses rapidly followed the Dnege,-men ‘nd yer, djgrggu-d the lead given by Winchester, and in deplarfible housing conditions of the 1090 s central Council of the Moth- Maritime miners was remarked ere’ Union wns established, which upon by Prof. King Gordon 0f has slnre met regularly in win- Montreal in addressing I public chesler and upon ' which every meeting at Central United Church

churches, which he claimed were not giving the service and leader- ship necesary for the remedying oi conomic inc-qurllitis.

Big Advance In Gasoline Sales

(0. P. By Guardian’: Special Wire) 0'I'I‘AWA, May 1. --—sales of Gasoline in Canada during 1935 amounted to 573,652,000 gallons. an increase of scven per cent com- pared with 534,782,000 in 1934, the Dominion Bureau of statistics re- ported today.

Sales by provinces with 1934 now rthen lg F fantrr , figures in brackets: Ontario 272,- 681,000 gallons i252,9T'7.000) Quebec

443,000 (45.194,000); British Colin bis. 43,410,000 142.388.0011»: Sax atchewan 39.166000 136.785.0001; Manitoba 28,483,000 )27.694,000); Nova Scotla 22,274,000 (20.00:l,000); New Brunswick 15.135000 (13,640.- 000); Prince Edward Island 2.331‘ 000 (2,640,000). _ I ea:

PAINTS-VARNIS

diocesan council of the Mothers‘ tonight. These

Union is fully represented. housinl conditml had

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