no; WESTERN GUARDIAN

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"pm-Waco; Advorfillg also!!! bo lolt with In. loll. awn“ m” b. nqunigally Ill-II‘) of tho following olorooh

Ilroot. Gout-lion Dngosoro, Waco: Itroot. Toronto gala‘ emu. rm: Goolot, n amvuu ltsoot.

Gwyn; yulocdolivorod too-n! homo in Hummer-side by

‘P’, n“ n- 10o per week. Phone 289 for this lervloo or figural; 2 5f: w; responsible for deliveries on your roino.

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"'"l;‘...‘.li..2".'. 1 —KINBINGTON ma Cross ooni

oortol u s party postponed. um.

plynblo ll -_-__ —BTOCK MEDICINEI of Ill -—=~ kinds at Taylor Drug Co., Kensing- Unyro FROM Toioou- m‘ I M“ “it kiicififfi hi1‘? n1°“”'“ ghori visit u. Montreal

—BUY auto accessories at Brain's 11-504-2-25-11.

~- 11°11‘ ' -lfll‘l‘ diamond ring, Ifldoy WWW‘; night in Summerside or on the

"rmynx-Ven. Archdeac- train between Summerside and '1" ‘Harrison left on Tuosfifly Kensington. Finder please phone o‘ R attend meetings of 10-3, Kenslngton. Reward.

, grliiax l0 v Angucan C ...~. by R9 gynrloitetowii.

, - moan Hockey Jgnbggwliltowi? vs Middleton.‘ “g5. Feb, 26th. second some m lyfillfils. Freetown will hi" :1: w be in the ‘gunning. Ad-

a: r. ' “"11 2°‘ 5km L-soi-a-ze-ai-

hurch. Ho vu ac- Lr-fitlfl-Z-Io-li. v. Canon Malone ---

a —CON'GRATULATIONS - w. and Mrs. Rieigh Sudsbury of Clear- mont are being congratulated on the arrival of a young son, David Reign, in the Prince County Hos- pital, Feb. l9th.—S.

—-WINGS PARADE FRIDAY - A WlIlKS parade will be held at; No. 9 Service Flying TTillillflg School at Siunmerside. Férldaye gfteryliplon. rit was announce ves r y. e pa - ,W@f111°5d1‘5" Fen 25' a pm‘ ade was scheduled o glnally f0!’ My. Mechanics vs. New A11‘ February l3 but was postponed. The winners oi South Show 5611001 is operated under the Em- . Skate after matohil Ad" pire Air Training Plan-G

n m, at 506. ____ ____ —TIIE ANNUAiL metetlng ‘i? than ' HOME — Mrs. shareholders an pa rons e has returned t0 ‘rryon Dairyins C0» W111 be 11614 pomgtln summerslde from Den- in the Creamery 0n Tuesday. ' bolorsdo where she was call- March 3 at 1.30. All interested in nddenly to visit her son, Gor- dairying invited. The feed ware- ‘. who was badly injured in an house at Albany W111 b6 09611 011 051p accident. Mrs. Callbeck Monday aftemoon, kned in 53y that her son is stead oi Tuesday, C. E. Gamble. p; satisfactory progress 111- Socretary- L-5111-Z-25-31-

ill be l id p for some -———- I'm a u —-W.C.T.U.—TheW.CTU

of Bedeque met on Friday in the Vestry oi Bedeque United Church. arms! QOCIAL-A moat Mn. Harrison MacFarlane presided. rm birthday social was held The meeting opened with prayer.’ A Quart-h Hall on Monday cven- letter was read from Miss Edith hlch mere w” n very Giles asking members to contribute "'1 w d An mwresqng to the Canadian War prolefli 0! '- ‘Wen ance‘ i,“ Home Centres at Petawawa for the dduggg°‘mfiimfign of Soldiers and Ail-men's Christian ' Dor

rocker MATCH - Crystal

is Association. One new member W115 welcomed to the society. Meetins - closed with Mizpah Benediction-S

ourous reading by Mrs. A. ___... liaclta! Wls much apprcolfll/Pd -RECEIVE GENEROUS GIFT- or delightdul feature oi the The prince county Hospital has re- was a duct Bill Taylog. and fieivgirl ‘tiheigfiair/sizeixifggis fig ofégf . u.n 6 . ~ , A dainty lunch was sorvod Geor A. Jeffery of Sununeraido. o» ladies loclol Club. T1" gwlwflbft1d °1rg1effi1svg§§ ' '1‘ MM" l" " h°°m m‘ lime éln to the institution. ‘" I 1'4 b1’ R"- M“ 5“m"“‘" Mrs. Jeffery is the wife of the Rev. _____ a _ _ 35.3%‘? .’§'1"é’i‘.§3euf8"éiifl-Ei‘f%’f.£‘ "um" ‘OCH-L “‘ T!“ Y‘ morsidg. and is well known for her .0. oi Malpcquo hold an enlq- many kindnesses and generous dis- ~ lor social at. tho home of Dmgnomqg

, roy Stewart and lvflss E1111! i

wart. The spacious rooms were -WOR.LD'S DAY 0F PRAYER 11.. with guests» and all enjoyed OBSERVED AT BEDEQUE -,— The maelves to the fullest extent worship service for the worlds day e program opened with an gfflgrayerl- Wll€hhCltiBeh1éqEfade%-1:1 ‘g2 i1- contest followed by o vai- by 11 ¢

the parade which caused a Church. There was axvery izgoddflitg: at deal of merry making and 1191111811“ °£°wgm°€ uggg“, Braided i- Mrs. Duncan McGongan and 14'1"- Ml“ H u M“ Ivan Dawson .Ge0rge Crozier were appointed B" ‘the “like Ffjmted church Judves for this parade and relgeflfg rifiiwm Macparlane o; the lr decision was in favour of ggdeque'chwch led m prayer fyne iii Donald who was selected as “ma; w” ma; chogen by me 1n- ~ but drmsed valentine, other m. Board Qommngee, Mrs, Barker tests followed which were all sang a 501° "Jug; 5,5 1 am", The 0f- yiblc after which the ladies ‘emu w“ taken up by Mrs. Craig. - auctioned by their weight to The meeting closed with prayer and * man for 11inch partners 811:‘ a the National Anthem-S »

mtiful lunch was served r~~ t"e -

mmittee in charge. A splendid --IN.IURED IN ACCIDENT — All i. t.“ ' l v f§’o°““i““l° "é°t."l%'i’y‘i.°i°c“‘.‘u°él.i“5°ul€ H06 MXZDU MacNlut o'coc y! . »~ movcdy a hang vote of by the Town HalLSununergdeaMm t I on behalf or all present Brehaut 01-11" 1W1 °1 M111 113,11‘? host and hostess for the 811d C0. LtAL. Sumxtrgrs 1g. Con“ of their home and the p‘ea- "mm"! m the post ostce n; when ""11""! Silent. All then 10111911 Dam with Mrskcgudbwneb; a horse shrug the National Anthem ‘hi,’ Qleffnkndi-‘lvgn by Mr. Thomas mbiollght to l Clflfi 8 dC- minus“ I'm‘; u they we" 50:11? ' "mm? v~ over the crossing by 1-110 '1‘°W11 H ~____ Both ladies were thrown under tho sleigh. Mrs. Stewart received a bad shaking up but was not nurt. Miss Brehaut appeared to be 1111116 s" ' ous y hurt and was taken by Chief oi Police White. who came quickly to the scene. to the Prince County flospitol, where after an X-ray WM taken it was found her arm WEI broken near the shoulder. Mr. chappell said he did not see the ladies neither did they notice the horse and sleigh. The many friend-i of Miss Biehaut trust one is not W0 seriously hurt. Into last nisht- 19 was reported she was festinii oom-

Summcrsidc Bontact Club's Activities

‘bmgulu weekly meeting of the “~- Contaot Club will be

y lrrzbilie Town Hall 0n Wednes- brumyra v 1' Till i. 2.30 P. M 11. C???’ F? wivaes and friends personals

, l ____ wwmm -Mr|. Ioufl Gamble hu rolurn-

i member oi the Contact

. afforded great pleasure to a "' of twenty-five contacters and husbands on the evening of " 11y fourteenth. Grand finale fair was the rendezvous at 5- C. Hut following tho ‘B11118. Herc Contaotera and I‘ "lends were received by Mr. i-irs. Fred Murphy who wel- t-he party to the Hut games’- _"- where competitive sport. and M‘ . fumished enjoyable anter- M- COFPOi-al Robertson. ll- ‘~ 7-» ably assisted in, tho

Sida-S. _ '

4mm Jack (jgyrulllflffl and little daughter arrived from Halifax re- cently to visit Mrs. Carruthers par- Qntg, Mfr. and MPI. T. H. I. I!!- mosh-S.

4“, Coulaon limit 91° weekend wlth his 111013191’- M"- ’ Robert Ooulson, Sununerside. -B.

—Mlss Helen Doyle m I "*1" end visitor to Charlottetown. the guest. of her sister. m" mm

MORSES TEA

PEMQRSFS SELECTED ORANGE ‘mi-o hit with pcoplo who m’ m" "11-41-00 por pound.

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March 2, in- i

Summerside the guest of

town was o recent visitor to Ken- gington on business.

EZ$Q$YY the guest of 11" P"- onta, Mr. and Mrs William Pro- filt.

tgwwfl spent the Marrow and Ml"!-

of Nova Scotla staff 3111111119111 ~ spent the ants, Mr. fit hero.

town sfent the weekend 111 1'11""

tage 0g the special train to merslde 0n Friday 6119111111! “m”

Ab}; 5nd Mrs, George Ives. M" Wmlldl

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KEEP ‘EM ROLLING

Buqrnz NEW

vlcrunv nouns

lottetown the est or m; Qmno Stewart-S. g“ n

—Mx's. Cyril Hickey has return- ed to her home in Summerside from Dartmouth, N. 3., where she has been spending a short time with her husband who is with the RtC. A. R-S.

-—-Mra. Dave Larkins of S’Side was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town where her husband is station- ed at Beach Grove-S.

—'l‘he Misses Pearl and Mia!‘- garet MacNeill were recent visitors to Charlottetown, the guests oi their sister, Mrs. Mullins-S.

—'l‘he many friends of Mr. Mof- fctt MacLean of Summerside are pleased to see him out and about again after his recent. operation.-

-Pett_v Officer Vernon Camp- bell of the R. C. N. V. R.. is at naesent spending hi; furlough at the home of his parents, Captain Archibald Campbell and Campbell. Clermoni

—1’t is regretted tho-t that much esteemed lady Mrs. Fred Clark of

Wilmot. who has been suffering from an attack of neuritis is keeping much the same but her

friends far and near are hoping for more improvement soon.

-Mis= Verna Channel] of the sta-ff of S"iClR|" owl Sir-wart. Summerside is a patient in the P. C. Hospital having been success- fully operated on for appendix.

-'.i‘he many friends oi Mr. John W Hoes. Wilmot. are sorry hear of his continued illness, but trusting the warm nir and bright sunshine of March will help to restore him to his usual health again.

Kensington And Vicinity

Mr Denzil Howntd o1‘ the R.C. N.V.R. spent a few days at his home in Mapgate.

Mrs, Earle Carr 0i New lontlon spent a couple oi davs in Kon- sington, the guest of Mrs, Rebecca Champion.

Majfr R. D MacNcill. Command- ing-Officer at the Mulgravc Mili- tary Hospital, returned to his duties on Tuesday after spending a short leuve with his family in Kensington. '

Mr, Allison MacLcan oi the R. c.n.v.n, spent a short leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth

_ Mac-Lean in Kensingtofi.

Mrs. Elmer Gauthier and two children, Gerald and Yvonne spent a few days with relatives and friends in Freetown.

Mina Erma Civnpbcll of Irish-

town has accepted a position in H

Summe aids. M, and ‘us. flan-y Paynter of Lon River were visibfira to Ken-

n on Thursday.

m. Prank Mmouald o! the il- C.N.Y.R. t a few days in Kensington, he guest oi his mother Mrs. J.J. MacQuaid.

Mia; Margaret Veaaoy Charlotte- town is lpcnding a few dB-yl in

sin

scour. rams 1 Mom t tn hor homo in South vmt no Kcnsington the guoat of her 4L gugoogrxErag if “m ‘n Qnjoyablo visit to 8- friend Mics Helen Somcro.

m” Margery Kennedy oi Ken- glngtcn spent the week-endwi;

Enid Iockhart. Mir. Goa-old Lutoo‘ of mumm-

Mjss Geor a Proifit of Charlot- thc week-end in

"" pmgrnm. Later supper was Doylw-C. M, Bradford ‘willmrn of Ken-

' 1v m. ' . ‘- ' ‘I “who aresnig Mépfurlio Gigs —Mias Helen Mad-cod oi gféirltggénfizwzgmgsg ,f.,,,‘},“‘{,‘,‘§"§.-,?.' ~ of Columbus Hut, was a. weekend visitor to d“ wank,‘

3 y q Charlot- m“ “m” “ “wook-ond in with her parents. M1’- C. C. Baker. m, Wendell Proifit of the BMR ekend with her P111‘- gied Mrs. William Pmf- Mg” Amy Johnson of Charlotte-

. r her parents “n? mrsrufizh: Johnson-

Amgng mo” who took advan-

and Mrs. William McLean ill, Mrs. nor MW» 111°

M11 Airman hockey team once

Milooo Grace Mac Kennedy, Joyco Isiehliluic, Eugenia 0y. Moo o. Pctor Bowman. .____ . Joseph L, Do.

Mrs aington spent Ovarlottetnwn the and

grants, Bowman o!

and Mrs, Harry Bowness

mo. Inrtlo Bownu; o won in Oharlototovm

dncion contly the guest of her dnughtor mo. Harry Martel-i and Mr, Hutch

Miss Dorothy Howard was visitor to Summersida on Friday

Mia Helen Champion o! Duo- mlanterod tho Princo County

for treatment. At the home of he’ MaicKalgy

her fr party. During the evening games

dancing and music were indulged by Misg gathered round at the piano for a hearty with the Misses Irene Underhill and Glenn MacKay ac-

in, Lunch was served MacKay after which all

sing sOng

companying.

Tho Kenslngton Brownie Pack held their annual Valentine party on Friday afternoon in the Town Hall. A nunber of games were played after which the Brownies came into a. pow-wow for a sing- ocng. The most interesting part, lunch, then appeared and a happy group oi Brownies gathered round

the table for this yearly supper.

After lunch and before leaving for home the Brownies 1111i! a. “clean-

up party."

Mis Ethel Garnhum of Char- lottetown is spending a few days in Margate the guest oi her grand- pazents, Mr, and Mrs. George

oodside.

On Wednesday evening at the Kensigton Rink with a large num- ber oi fans cheering wildly the New again turned back tl:c"i{ensington Shur- Gains with a score of 9-5 in a fast and rugged game ohhockey. Dur- lilg the first period the New Annan team paced by J. Mill, threw heme five goals, Mill getting three with one assist from Tuplin, while Hogg and Tuplin each sent home one. El- wood Clarke, Shur Gain defence- man opened up the scoring for his team. while Beer. a newcomer to this circuit, assisted by an old tim- er, Maclrean got the second goal.

Coming out for the second per- iod, both teams went away to a good start, each putting up a more win- nino. fight and showing more speed. Mill again led the scoring for New Annan with two goals, assisted with one by Tunhn. The KensmQTOH team paccvi 71v Beer and MacLean. who did wonderful team work throughout, got one counter. ‘The third period was another hard struggle with the teams chm get- ting two goals. Soon after the bell Beer grabbed the puck and came right through into the New Annan pone. where he passed to Champ- ion who captured the first 80111- while Beer unassisted got the sea- ond. Mill again for the New Anmn team got their first goal avitn Hug! getting their second. Throughout referee Champion did a most fair and pleasing job. handing out three penalties. J. Tnplin f2) and D- Ramsay during the game.

New Annan: Goal D. McIi-mis: Defence. B. Hogs: and E. Schur- man: Forwards, J. Mill, J. Tuplin. l1‘. MacKay, M. Montgomery.

Kensington: Goal, B. Champion: Defence. E. Clark, R. Howard: libr- wards. C. Howard. L. Chamblml- M- Cole. E. Champion, D. Ramsay, C. Champion, K. Beers.

Referee-I. Champion.

Mm. Blair Andrew and son gr-wgn or Now Glasgow nt o.

few days in Kensinston with the former‘; sister Mrs George Brook- in; and Mr. Brockins

Congratulations are extended to Mr, and Mn, Alonzo Webster of NONJOTO on the birth of a baby dgmglltitlor at tihc Oountv

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09p —H.

Sheep Breeders’

(Confirmed from pglo__li_

standing rams and ewes from On- tiLTlLTD head up our pure bred 0c _..

"Resolved that this P. I. I. Sheep Droeclers’ Association ask Provlnolbl Board to fe-eatablish the dog t to a nominal ice and see that the same is collected through the regu- lar tax collection channel.’

PRESIDENT’! ADDRESS ng was the address doilv-

in

II N

hllowi cred by Mr. Holm:

Another year has passed. a

you h which war had brought sorrow

should be very thank-

the conflict is still in t we

ll not have touched our own

shores. Should we not give all the support we can to the piment Vic- tory Loan as thanks offering for the peacefulness and plant; we entoy. and perhaps we shoul

' begin tn

(f. ... .~ (for.-.

EHUEUL

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THE FINEST IN THE [AND

Fheo. Georgie gain to still turther onlunoo 0on- Howard, Yvonne ads’; wl-r effort-

d Ion- tho weekend in 8005i of hi: Mrs. Goofy:

Min Vorno Qg. lottetovvn spent the weekend 1n Kenslngton with her parents, Mr.

i Im- ro-

parents on Friday evening Miss Glenn entertained a number of ends at a mast enjoyable

. u have no assurance ch mat before another year passes it

wool stored in the hall. This wool woo burned to

ERSfDEtG

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

nsidor what sacrifices w! “l!

11L, ovcinont bu occurred

, Elleon d a and tho Mum. Gerald durinl tbOYJlQWIm-Whfa

of wool on o.

hull lo par ops tho 111°"

portant development this your.

amount t b ,

tary for the Canada Wool Growers

Association has increased so much n, chanle

give fir? nt-Ctlrll“ ' out tboltwphuoo oi our wor

d to 1 ho th important mlrxilgnetliblt should‘ be discussed is

a free interchange of ideas on the a can of cheep durinl

thew terocasonsoastoinsuros wtrong healthy crop of lambs and "good high-grading fleeces: and we would like to hear the experience of breeders in control of barasi both external and internal. Like ther this prov-

kctlsm

mo: an? ntho.

hope the membe a will feel tloo to bring up for discussion anything that they think is for the benefit oi the sheep industry on P. E. I. as we consider the keeping of sheep o large factor in efficient farm man- agemen .

We would liko to comm tho co-operation of the Department; of Agriculture. both Provincial and Dominion. The first for help in marketing wool and other things. The Dominion for its ram bonusing policy and stressing oi parasite con-

BIJCDETARY’! ERIK’!

The following report was aub- Znitted by Mr. W. R. Shaw. secre-

9-111.

Very little change has taken place in the numbers oi sheep kept on Prince Edward Island farms during the year 1941. It is safe to say, however, that there has been a consistent improvement in quality. ‘There seems to be a. greater inter- est taken by the average flock owner in the purchase and ex- cgyange of rams oi improved qual-

The Provincial Department of Agriculture has made its contribu- tions in taking care of importa- tions by paying a part of express charges and in rendering every possible assistance to the industry. The BTading of rams and the plac- ing of rams is left largely to the Federal Department of Agriculture, with ilre Provincial Department as- sisting by directing activities through the one medium, as it is felt that divided teffort in this con- nection would not react to the benefit of successful administra- tion,

A substantial quantity of educa- tional material has been distribut- ed particularly with reference to the treatment of sheep for para- sites, and assistance has been ren- dered in the conducting of demon- strative treatments by our officiafs. The Department has also, through tile central office. and our field men. given full support to the pol- icy established by the Family Her- aid and Weekly Star. which has been instrumental in this Province, in the establishment of between 30 and 40 flocks of sheep, placed in I116 hands of our younger farmers. Contacts were made in all sections of the Province by our field men, and assistance rendered in the-lo- 01111118 0f improved ewes and rams, This Policy has been very success- ful and the work of this farm pub- lication iii this respect has been meritorious.

Wool Chief Concern

Our chief concern during the War has been the organization of our slicep men for the marketing of wool. A change in this respect, took place during the present year, and Dominion Government Regula- tions involving the grading of n1; our wool were applied generally throughout the Province. The Ag. ricultural Hall was named as the only Provincial warehouse for grad- ing purposes in the Province, and a total of approximately 34,000 pounds of wool was. routed through th warehouse and graded.

A close check was made on all supplies 0i wool going to market, and shipments could got be made out of the Province to the market unless they were graded according to regulations. In addition to the quantity coins through the Con- tral Warehoiwe. the Woollen M111; at Charlottetown and Bloomfield carried on their own grading ser- vices. We have not figures to in- dicate just how much wool passed 1111P°11sh these two concerns.