was .

fps cast lVlCt|0!\ td -Isla gistratc lmghan lor oon~ l Act, \ in lieu month: lonagni ing liq :ish plc mation

then ttorney |, xo. Edgar |_»CrowI L APD' Hltoo \ _\ Mc( Quaid. ll of C bn oi’ J i sumo U:

losebli Jtstitll kd slit aembei l.ly's O t. On twitni

uaid, altar

di'

_ with ikncw toured. ; but lome

5x\l;gSl

li to t the tl l. .`he w i sacl' "tecicij iced o ~ and lle or neinlii :med ,it r. .in b .ness iowed mr l ii -li. 'l` \~’.'»; - ‘vii

Ln: ‘i no tri' ei \l<-xi: 'l of ll ir tri h cii t -1 thi J u iiltgli iei'-i

‘ l`..'.l . lu .-ui. 1-liifze itrib i. of iiiv. - lit . ki e o (1 W spot 61%’ till `1Oi' dr.

litt ~`<BSf n‘_c _ ubl 1 15 l e I:

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MONDAY,

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Do You Cu'I'ch Cold Easil ?

. /Q To Hosp » * 'A PREVENT ’ _i 'rnomi colds

~ v|c:l<s

\ VA=1`no-Not \» L.

_,J A

NEW \'ORJ;`Ju!1 16-Tales of

could be lilrinl two miles and whose

New Iiiul :tix l\_;ve been uncovered yi

tl, -irrtlror mime pic would be served 4 G ues on 1-ensue. C Hr- ' ,.;,.§=`;';'-`-`l‘f*i?s¥- ' -

by Proic-. -.ir cimrse Hibbltt of at the rcpast to follow. per square meh' There are "w° ln' I 10"-€l»°WI\ for literature and mnm._ Recitation, VYhen C7hl'l5¢l’¥\l1° I-5| _ if 1*

_ _ dependent steam Ilghtin sets for Past B fs¢._;;.;,.,_-_...X Q 1 _ _ . _ B lax by urton Holm. -

Professor Hitbili plans li further 5h,nmu,n,na,_1°n and an emergency - Di I

vesiigation of the legend. Diesel set, and ,there are adjust- ANNUAL Istangigg 'l

sole _riooeiilghts to assist in man- annual mee;'_'r_‘f2N“Q;e;‘_“°lf,‘§§*;| R¢¢it,.i,,,,,_ Mem. c,,,,_.,,m,_, by 1'/vi .iAcK's

Fewer feathers and more flowers 9§l"'r‘ng_m_th° dm;kn_es5'The steer' L.O.B.A. No. 973 was held in the'C°‘°1 Pet"5°n~ FATHERICDACH

ph0,._,_,_.,._,__ _ ,,_ ._.,i_ ,,mn,p,,.5 of me i ai-e_sho\vii as trimming on hats for _tl 33”’ “l .°p"*’~ °d_ bl’ tell-‘l1'l0t0l_° Lodge Room at Kingston PEL in | gh,-istmu nn the sun set shim ...CAN YOU

. _ , - i 1 th ir ii _ s -

Sovtrll ol »..f~ fl it-.wie residents Of R__“;’_‘f__ “;“'n,_`_‘".‘:‘, ."l”"”‘§_ Wear- | gals? eagiimza fist ring; arid( Dooomber. splendid reports were ` IeF**°liHll°n. Just So I-Ilsh by Shir- SPARE A

_ ii s o urls rim t e new , given b the retirin officers. At 3' H°1““~

Pit-ic. 1- lo the legend. _ ll_>fl1l€.~» but an- tounrl in unexpected :,?0?_in‘;';p?,,°1’%0ffm1,?L,?s §§:,5,€;"°;n fn: me 0105;' of me meeging ,_ bnnnte_ Recitution by Karen Peterson and

left i_ll.\ ;,\ t xr. i._\- yqars- ago und i~...iccs. Fioivci-s arc clustered in nmmenade deck and over me an ous lunch was se,-ved ,md 8 social MBl'l€y Ferguson.

t___i;_t\i_‘»_ii_l__;_:_i__l__l_. i_\_.;.'_:._ of ilie \;/o;_~¥_i. lnick iiiit§c;'i_irril_li the toque, where deCkh°use_ The equipment includes hour spent The fouowlng officers ____'____»____fl‘;_\ -‘___ jl___‘_=*‘__'i rf l lily U95* 9 lil lie Curl-5 Worn Ft me the latest type of r’ii-:-.".if_\li finder in . Wtre E100!-ed for the ensuing year: _"t ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ` " ‘ “P0 ‘ml-" Of the llffk-____ the wireless house, an Echometerl W.M.. Mrs. Annabelle Docherty;

' "'“_`_‘ sounding device in the chart room., DM., Mrs. Margaret Ward;` Sen.i

and an electrically operated log re- Comm. Lady, Mrs. Edith Barrett; ccrding directly to the wheehouse. Chaplain, Mrs. Hattie Ward; Rec.

The ship was built under special see'y, Mrs Gmoe Yeo; pm gec~y_

Su1‘\'ey und is classed 100 A. 1 at Mrs. Melissa Younker; Treasurer, Lloyd S- She was designed for navl- Mrs. Ruby colwlli; ist. Lest., Mrs. gation in ice, and has stem,‘stem- Qnve Aremere- 2nd Lee,” Mrs_

post and rudd_e_r forged 100 per cent Mary Bowman; Dn._ of Cere Miss

in excess o loyd's re uiremenfs. ~ _ "

ails:

sn_iée_;_.y ¢;€_lif¢;_:1t sen have been com- Mnnnnn Mn,.S,’,au_ organist: Mrs: Peterson,

goth Xwaoargoggéongéizvixxgaggf Melissa Holmes; Guardian, Mr. pliance. Four steel dei-ricks, working Davis ward; cammnftee' Sisters over large hnwhnnys in connmc_ Holmes, Stewart, Colwill and Bow- tion wit), powerful winches and ar- man: Past .Mmmssi Miss Mildred ranged to lift three tons on single Auld; A“d't°"s» 5'5"’ Holme-‘l» pu,-¢-mse or four mm on double Green and Margaret Ward. With

Durcliase, are capable of rapid load- me ab°Ve °°mP@t°l‘t Staff Uf 0f- and distributed BML’ 'D PUPUS lild

ing or discharging of miscel aneous ficers there is a. very optimistic tree. cargo. outlook for the year 1937. CRe‘““’k5 were then made by Mrs ‘

Coluinhlii Llliiii-rs; y in tile towu of] Little Cuiii;>tiiii_ i‘.;_ii' No\\'l>0rt, R.I. in

Tlic p.-l»i`..-.':iu~ i-:line ucross the'

lcgeiid in ilu- :i:_'v~lc;.oll_s Pierce last l Fall \\":i.li~ lzi \-,.l;< rtcordiiig on 22,

the little ll. ~.ll_ iB

at _ C/1 "“’V

vieslloi cult

CAT PORTRAITS _

.; il'-

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Did the photographer say, “Watch the birdie"? This command ought to mean something to a cat, but, as a matter of fact, these poses were obtained by dangling a bright object near tho camera.

the cat. Especially outdoors, when Thoiiias is in a lively mood. you may iiiul that the best you can get is 9/10 backyard and 1/10 cnt. On the other haiiti, Thomas loves to lie in the sun, especially after a good meal, and then, usually, you find him a most traciable model.

Inside tho house the chances are

IT ia ue.tui~nl for an :imafeur pho-

tO:i':ipl‘_l`-i'. .".<‘cl»i'iiili': fn his tastes

and ilitcrc-~.€»=, In lilwnnie intrigued with lin: I:i::l.l uf picture subject! nliilil.il;=, z_1_l~Eii\il~i'y. fi‘ccs, sky- sci‘llp.~i‘s, \-xllil life, m.".i'ine views, and vvlialt ral. The result, nft"u, is that he iltzlis liilnscli' pursuing 2.

fast-il1;illl"_ llolilli- vsifliiii :1 lioliby- Feitlw hiv _` l' :ini pl:olo_'1i‘l\pliiiigii1- terilsllu; lvl-_.. of his fuvtirilo pic- ture siillji '_

(inc tu' li.-- lun.<.t fii_il\_\':iiile and

rh;ill'ii_' lzi; of ilu- -_-liiljf ct hobbies is l:1.ik.li;_ l">i~i:'.iil< ill i~.ll:r'. You soon i» illi iii.-f ilifr iu;iIiii'c cut is au :infix li .`:1.ilyi~xp:l':1fionS,iiI1i1 thu! he '-1 ._\' l.l;i:`. tn l`<‘\\'lil‘tl you Xvilli lui i-\‘.l.'» -lin; mpg. You dis- ci»v»-:-, .ii »»_ ~.‘..' liuvo iiidi- \-,,1|,,,;,\_v~, 1, _ -l' -’.- tif the slime luv'-ii. t‘u:l tu .~ if i_\', I,i iiinliiiig eat x,i.,»;;_,tt3 _\._-i itil .li_i ii variety oi \‘iis.=‘:1<.'.:- 'l-ll . '

.\‘i»l:i--lil. -' .'.l;ll thi.; the chal-

lcngiiq; 1....; (li cuz plilito_f:r.“_pliy- yt,-,t i_-. p. ii, "i iw ui<»-'-.- ilnln pho- friL'i'.'_{ilii: ~. `.l ill l».~ slit-l'r‘:;S(lll. \\"i,.,;, _:_ ._ . uv puszii-,z fill* the c:iiiifl`;i_ fl- 1ll-- is -lilcn n per- \-o_;~¢-r» i-i -u..~_ iii 1,- beyond the ,mm y _.;_. 'lr "< 'i» :Lilly ubeiilent, \,m_ 1,, ,_ _. ;\ ._-t ii, f'|'uut of the ]f.n_<_ i‘ 1-: li l.; li1ii»~.s.:.°iry to Cu- i~'i't.'-. ll ll .‘l. llwn ililil, ’l`li0liius is lilfrlv to :i \\.»]l\" tlilt ol' thfl \,,,_,._. ¢;,..;_ ._ -_._g»|, .vuupiv-.io indif- ff-rf_;... , .= ,ni any wi him or nlriilxr li.~~. il- lim: ri illizili uf his 0Wu_ ({.-- .';i»'v \\":ll lic llllll‘S Winn .,.,_., '1 yy .il ('lii'istlfin [in- tion'-; null :iii ;i;.-i<':ilit to l'€‘-COVE?

always ,fzooli because here ii, cat is generally quieter aliil disappearing acts can be prevented. Here, too, you canmorecasilyarrzingeacoutraating b;1ckgl‘oiiliri.'i`lic surest way to catch zl. posc is to use a flash bulb. Flood- light lumps seem to cause most cats to lie duwu and brisk. Cats, however, being iliquisitivc, like to look out of Windows fui'l1>ui.' periods, giving you il. cliiiiicc to creep up on them and snap .1 good picture by daylight.

A most useful “accessory before

tho fact" for ent piciiireg is a por- trait nfilitlimnnt over your regu- lar lens permitting close-ups within :trm's_lciig'xl1. But, if you do not use a. portrait attachment, be sure your fo- cus is correct so that the image of the cat will be quite sharp. Then you can mask nut the surrounding part of tho negative to obtain a big- image enlargement as in the plc- tures shown above.

Remember that the typical physi-

cni chnrzicierisiics of cats are their whiskers and the liquid gleam in their eyes. The one nccils a contrast- ing hnrkgroiiiiil; the other, it must bo colifcsseil, needs luck with_the liizlit reflections. Ii! you succeed in rf-vr~niin_c both. you are a good cat photographer.

leo JOHN VAN GUILDER.

1 r

Outdoor men are

unanimous-~yo_u_<§an 't beat it for Havoifr and lasting goodness.

Accommodation is provided for

four and six persons am.i<'iships of

and ducts. On the promenade deck there are two de luxe cabins, each

is on the upper dads, with Seating Elmira, the guest of Mr and Mrs

accommodation for thirty persons The entrance hall is foi'\\‘ard of the dining saloon and has a wide stair

cane leading to the rooms below C an a. similar staircase to the de a 1 ‘ 9 luxe cabins and smokercom and P 3/mrmme Pmvmccs has TECEUUY

bar above. Ou the same deck_ there is a comfortable lounge, occupying the forward part of the cleckliouse. All the pubic rooms, the de luxe cabins and the captains rooms are parielled in light oak, with fittings in chromium plate. The galley and pantry arrangements are most. com- plete, with much Moiiei metal and stainless steel iii evidence.

The first saiiiiig of the new

steamer from Halifax will be om Wednesday, January 20 and fcrtv nightly thereafter, sailings from St. Johns, Nfld., being on aternitta Wednesdays. She will call regularly at Newfoundland ports of Grand Bank, F‘ortune_ and Burin en route between Halifax and St. J0hn's in both directions. Other calls will be made when sufficient. inducement offers.

The very reasonable fares now in

effect for S. 5. "Portia" will apply for passage in this new steamer.

FORGET YOUR FEAR.

fxiuld I make ac ompilation Of the wisest meditation, Laughter. loud. and melody Sending sighing resignation On an endless holiday?

Oh, for wisdom of the ages, Overfiowing nature's pages,

In a merriment of song. Far away from all that rages In the citadel of wrong.

To HUD s_g'lAL_I._f_"AX, N. S., Jan. 15-A new

“W P he# We elmo into the courxnznanoiv uni moon The semi annual examination

. .- . -, _.X .. » '- ' 1/ _.;_,

END .f = i- . ~ i ost _ ' - ' ' ' E i.|.-11"s Aooob l . -THATS ENGUSN OF Y

_ i C. ti xnnsemutvgérru gt N_;1;n_n_f_d gg imcz. L-e'ii=s~'i-12-ala. and ¢_Jhi-lstmas oonosrt of aesabis _ g~Nlé\-_g'gl/_§c‘_1ggcE '__ me Von,” Lemns ~_. Yank ROUGH STUFF, _"___/_r§Ll_iE'f_'_lllS Qu l Q kor sou nsiifsr by the Newfoundland STUDY _‘-1 °° W" held 1" th' '°-h°°l "°"‘ 'l .1Aci< n=\/ou Loss' »- Me PLAY -loNioliT.' MV T wAi.ToN./ I saw vou F H g “E5

1 Railway stssmriup Lines. word- stud club gilérlrm suBfEr'§i'ri"i gi D°°f"“’°' me mt 1" me °'°5`[ 'l ~/oui'z-remveiz - -2 ramen came Au. . sf eiaow THAT MAN in l 1,, E 6°'N°

___ ,ng to an “noun __ b th y a mem e p o ce o a large number of par- f ., , TD i.hVONTt|ElR

_ see Tile GAME! ,_

first class passengers only, to the number of sixty in rooms for two. Personals eve"-V°"° had been treated to

_ Candi' thi? evening was brou ht to

the main deck Hot and cold water Mis” Dot’ and Mary Murphy' 3 R

is supplied to each room, and ven- clu."1°t_t°t°.wn‘ Sfmt New Years mation is provided by electric fam holidays with their parents, Mr.

for two persons, with private bath- Mr' Vincent Pf’“'f-°~ GHWUWU-

roms adjoining. The dining saloon Sllem' me New Ye“"5 h°Tid“Y5 in .

` I '

and Mrs. Wallace Murphy, Elmira.

Wallace Murphy

Misses Dot and Muriel Stewart it .i t

rents at St. Pati'lek's Road.

.\|lnnril’a Linlmi-nf rr-moves iiliins.

U. S. Would _ Coiniiiemorate 2

_ l

made an Ulleltliectled appearance i

teacher from a well laden

Mr. Emest Holm. After each and

close by singi of tn

A__th_______ H8 e National

Feeding for Winter

Y. ‘Den New Years with their MAH Rpenmem’ of special mterest

f-hifi-_ WHS to test the efficiency of a ration preilared almost entirely . from hoine-grown feeds. B

Ca.1-1ada’s Friendship °

/ Canadian N__no____1°s°_f_'_1_:_l_1___ ___ YL____f ten was recently founded at mast ents and visitors 'rns pupils were no/ilN»V°U'RE

4 H 11,, , hesselecled for study by the sroup. i by their teacher. Louise ivnu.-Nevin, i V

ned agents for the fonnerlfine at Baltic P E I. The Credit Union examined in the various subjects THROU6H,' _

_ a x and other ports in Canada. __ ._ ». ,._- _,_

rotlow v|_C_l<s PLAN ron Barren coumoi or cotos 'The new vessel beers the “am°l3;Ifér;?fti';hsLifr'l°rG'eg°' is the "C 1 °""`“°d by M” Cum" me' M' l ' 1"” ' "'/£"""|>\

_ u4,,,¢,,,v~_,“h“n vw (_, “Northam Ranger" and replaces the f ' 4'" [A ‘ 'fl P ff/1-"'“_ _,

_ _ S. s "Portia" which has been in DISCUSS CREDIT nnlnns _*°'°1&__'fl}__°11_:_°nd1=r€d by t-he pupils. ~`_'~~/i inf (_;“’“.....;..

‘TR:,{(;'1RG`L|,;(,,_Nn ` H_§_§m__ 4 ,_2*nn',és~'!n7Tn-A-din;_ ah§’___5_§*_l';'_l__0_;%rsf0r the PB-St three and Eight farmers and a school teacher ed_ a'nde;,;.2§;cI:;€;dwa:,°p2h°:,n|: \ if '..=' = Z '|'€ACli A KINDER-

01’ MYGHTY VOICE vile. and the tale has it that the The new v`e“e1 was bum at Pni5_ met ‘t R°u° B55' E359 P-E~ I" J’m` mlm. The following was the pro- »’¢”"l"`.5ill`-=`7"`f -L." l" '_ ) Gnmm CMSSTB

c,n.n.,ng nonws or his “nee was nm scon_md_ b M _ _ Fl ____ uary 5th to organize a study club Bram. i 5% _ \_ PLAY TIDDLEUY.

I H #iq |si_ _ i T

| ter a brief examination a program

3 ` a speed of 11 i-2 knots steam be- ' Drill. Welcome by seven pupils 'Vt I4

_ _ temmted the cumgy at B h0me_ in _ b - _ Lawrence Doucette, secretary. 'I‘he R ~ __,g5gp,s,_¢_;<*_~t»,__~.'__ i of-~. g wit tickled tiiu lioltscivivcs of early town funeral to inquire as to cairxlzpiednmyggzo §°‘;_,t,§§l__\;°_gf_;': I S;;Cr€_;|:_l__5§_W__jl_-3 Uttlifucwd 1° Writ; W Nor;ancatr‘:uMa.¢°n' Be Good' by 1.

8110. A Blight ldisulldor-

Motion Song. Santa's Helpers,

Recitation by Robert Ma/¢N¢v1n_ Dialogue. A Letter to santa oisus. Dll11°8\l¢. Farce of Imagination. Music by Marley Ferguson. _ . Recitation, Ba.by's Sock by Helen

Holm.

Recitation, The .Best by Kargn

Peterson.

Recitation by Shirley and Helm

Holm.

Pantomime, Old Blank J0¢_ Recitation, My Wish by cm-1

Music by Marley For upon

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New Steamshi For I I 1'” r ' . - " 7

Do Your Colds ‘|'|| 1 _ __ T . ~ - __ ~ tl _,___-» \ nm on and on? _ N»F.L,D Samoa 8 00n_raI Guardian De Sable School _A ,

cimswlsui :or rnowzrspiis. 00110611] - "“ ' . ~ it

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. established while he drove between d 81,50 Y “"5 e ng dmwlnx “malt “'“1°"s md °° , Rec '»'.*‘y T ss. - *li . W|NK5»

Shuiiglmi Pierce, u Paul Bunyan of l the two towns. That he was a wit is :Zh 153,18 e2pn‘:_g,.,,ils efligglf gflrfnw °Pel`°l'i"e bllY1!18- M-\'~ Alldl'€W PH- Ma¢N$|a1u°n' Welcome by vemita ‘il .- _ E Q D _ .

the Eiisu-i'ii scalxi;ii'd whose voice attested to b\ the story that he in- g 913 Was Eleded Cha-ll'!l1Hll. and M-I’ ` `\'~ s- ‘| ii 'D W' _

_ 'ms wav FRoM (

Home To “-

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KNOW ENOUGH Tb

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AW-THIS

COACH DOE5N"l'

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' “E FACE- GET °‘"` sine Heb sl-rrraz __ f OF THE GAME! /5:’-$_" Pu-I-oN A

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iss.r..H -of l

Mluu-re 1’

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Dialogue. Sambo and His Wife. S0118 Good Night by four pupils. Drill- G00d'bye by seven pupils. 1 In quick succession Santa. Claus

lifton Ince. Mrs. MacFarlane and

(Patriot please copy) '

Egg Production

(Experimental For-m Note)

th” “mal Poultry producer in th

wine i>AD....r 'li Teti.

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Wil. \_

wi Cemolezed attii E - ti ` .-, ° ..._ .......... .. ..°..’;Ps.:§“.s2z. E Siem Guardian

-°M0NTAGUE - Ani'iouncing_

urns Aimivei‘sai'y Concert Wed-

Th” @l<l>°flm°“f» involving one nt-suay,Jauuory21tir.L-226631-is-21

undred Barred Plymouth Rook Ullfrl-i. was started in the fail of 9.>5 and continued for a period of C flu le d ri _

..’SUBSURIPTl0NS to the harlottetown Guardian may be

o oAV$ LATER "*~P'*~` _ ““~°~""~’»’.! _~ , " TulNl< nt wine wan- wmie I ,`| ulM,Too -AND

WANT mM To ~;~,-,_ Fm:-: olsvosn-lon ‘ Now I'vE BEEN f \/ou've ACQUIRED _

K 1, 5; Electro BAsl<ErBnl.L ‘ since You swlrcrleo

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coinage of 100,000 50-cent pieces to commemorate the friendly rela- tions existing between the United states and Canada.

Russia Stores

Foods For War

MOSCOW, Jan. 17-(AP) - The

renewecl war-scare developing from Soviet beliefs that Germany and Japan have signed a military pact. directed at the Soviet Union in- tensified preparednes plans here.

Russia in general harvested a

bumper crop in 1936 and the cream of the harveut is going into reser- ves, storehousss and underground caverns for possible war use.

The Kremlin’s goal is to store

provisions and equipment adequate to supply an army of 10,000,000 men in the field for an indefinite

Give me everything thats soaring period. With its transport system Upward from the heart adoring still weak, the government believes Jo and freedom life and jov it essential to get these stores into

Y V 9.

Tlil wha.t‘s sad and dull and boring the potential theatres of war in

From my thinking shall it shove. lldvtmce.

Or the o\hers ever crying,

Although Russian industry con-

Lelf me never fake V’ Whining stanfiy increases its output of tex- When the Sun °f me- declining' tiles, the difficulty of buying wool- Sends me 59°" t° lm" the mmHg' len and even cotton goods in the Millions, billions now reclining nation-5 markets constantly m_ In the "““'°W°S" 11°"-5° ‘md 1°“§~ creases. The reason, authoritative

t H quarters hear, is that the bulk of

.§;'s:_:::;::;::::. ln..- uv. me mu-

ms ufactiirc of millions of uniforms

. which in turn are being shipped to

Men and women of an Mme' the Ukraine, white Russian and

For the fields afar sublime mr “stem frontiers

( A ' Shortages of somokcy foodstuffs

God is here and God's eternal likewise are expected to bccome In the living growth and vernal apparent before next spring. One

Round about you everywhere, of these is butter which itis known And the thought that were infer- the Soviets now are storing in vast

quantities for the Red Arm

nal ~- _ Y.

were What, 111], your heart with Meat is another commodity that

care, is going into cans and warehouses,

but no shortage of meat is expect-

Hatred, jealousy and anger, ed because the forage shortage this

Wild ambit.ion's noisy clangor- year has' rerluited in nn unusually

Melancholy malady- heavy slaughter of livestock, par-

Busy hands and mental langour. tlcuiarly cattle.

Pride, contention, _p§ody.___*__ Glain, potatoes and staple sup-

WASHINGTON, Jah. 17-tAP)- C

United States Senator Nyc intro- 5 duced today rt bill to fiuthurize 200 pounds each of Wheat nnd bah

dry mash mixture was made up of

pounds chaicoai 5 pounds sa t and

plete records were kept of both feed

The ration as' used consisted of a cralch grain mixture made up of

ley and 100 pounds of oats. The

250 pounds of ground oats, 200

of ground barley, '75 pounds of fish

nc gallon of cod liver oil.

oyster shell and fresh water, was kept before the birds at all times.

moming, noon and just before going to roost. In addition, the above dry mash mixture was fed as a. wet mash three times a week at the te of 4 to 6 pounds per 100 birds

uiarly.

During the winter period of 119

days the average production per blrd was 74 eggs. After deducting R the cost of feed, based on market prices_ a. return was realized for lab-

The results of this experiment

clearly demonstrate a satisfactory

which consists a`most entirely of products produced in the Maritime H Provinces and most of which can be

grown on the fami.

and wheat, using $l8.00_ $19.00 and $33.00 per ton respectively, the fig- ures obfaincd at this Farm for the C

T. Cameron, M. Sc__ Experimental Farm. Na.ppan_ N. S.

Soviets have long been purchasing grain abroad to fill the storage chambers in the Far East where

plies from European Russia.

onsumption and egg production. D

5 “rl U “F Whifh fffme 00111 hnnded to their Rent. Archie Hume,

one 47. or left at H. J. Mabon's rug Store, Montague. tf.

Eastern Gleaiiings

Mr. Lorne _.lei_ikiiis, Ml\cKei1zie’s

Ounds of ground “.hea,_ 100 pounds _C_:orncr, is at present visiting at the

ome of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rob-

menl_ 25 pounds alfalfa lent' meal, 25 ertsonl Mumfs R094!- o I '

Mrs. George Robertson, East Bal-

The above mixtures were fed in tic, was a. recent visitor to Char- tlic proportion of two parts of l°“°t°“'“» th” gucst ‘lf Ml-S5 M9-bel scratch grain to one part of dry Gmml P°°~`5“m 5U`f`@l~

mash. The latter mixture, as well as

Her friends all hope for the early

rec ~ _

o\ery of Mrs Freeman Stewart

d through illness foi the pas.

The scratch grain was fed in the K1“35b°l`°f Wh” h*‘-‘5 beell i1\d|5'|

week

Mllss Mabel Grant, Charlotte-

to .

n spent licr holidays visiting

ra. _ W . Green feed was also suppned reg. friends in East Baltic and vicinity.

We are lad to re rt that Mrs

Les ‘_ '

Z D0 ~

ter Roberisoii is able to be out

gain after her recent illness.

Recent visitors' to Charlottetown

our and investment of 19 cents per W€l'0 RW. H. R. B611. Garfield Slew- dozen or $1.15 per bird_ an and C.ive Bruce.

Mr. Alex Scott, Kingsboro, is at

ration for winter egg production. $65905 lil mc P~ E~ I- H°5P1l'°l-

is many friends wish him a pleas- nt and speedy recovery,

We are g`ad to learn that Mrs.

To show the emnomy gn using Walter Young who has been in the

nomennown gmms_ wmparc the Hospital for the past tm months cost of production of barley, oats is

making p;~ogrc.=»s ioivnrd recovery.

Snow ments to have forgotten to

ome this year. Wood is very scarce

yem. 1936_ Wm, the mm-ke; pl-lces in some sections owing to the con- for these foods in your locality. C. D. dit-0" of UW 1'°“dS-

Miss Elizabeth MacDonaid_ R. N,

-_-_-1-..,;r - -;»_-:,=;.s.-1.-se-_---_-ss;-:_~. Souris, is at present in Red Point plies are also being sent to the war gf the home °f Mr' 'md Mrs* R”d` warehouses in large quantities. 'I‘he B

e Kidson, nursing their daughter, irdie.

The many friends of little Birdie

_ t ~ v

the goal is to band up wpnnes l_;idson_ Red Pain, inc very sorry U1" Will °“°bl° the fl" *mem ation but iiro gina to learn that army of nearly 500,000 men to op- she is makmg splemud prog-res, crate entirely independent of sup- toward rewve,-y,'

hear of her recent serious oper-

Fwe! ~/ou s~ncl< To -nm; Jack. Ann ~/oo'i.i. ser Baan on THE TEAM!

1%: Posnm, IS HE ? THEN TM ”mRoueH/

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HIM WHAT/l

'lf 1 I I I li f!:!|'!l!r'_l_r'!i1

' 'I Consul Food: Lh-nltnd, Cobourg, Ontario. P547

or couizsa, you know that children

should never drink tea or coffee.

But do you realize that the caffeine in tea and coffee disagrees with many ‘ grown-ups, too?

If you are bothered by headaches or indigestion, or find it difficult to sleep ‘ soundly . . . caffeine may be to blame.

Isn’t it worth while to try Postum for

30 days? Postum contains no caffeine. It is simply whole wheat and bran, < roasted and slightly sweetened. It is easy to make, and costs less than one-half cent ti cup. It’s adeiicious drink, too _ . . and

may prove a real help.

I Lot ul :ond you your En! \v¢l|¢'| Iupply of . Poltum full Simply wrllo Consumer Sdrrlec D¢P\¢¢ ‘

'*.

The Golden Sunbeam Club held

their regular meeting at the home oi’ Elma. and laura Bruce on Jan. 8th, with a large attendance oi' members and visitors. An interest- ing feature of this meeting was an old fashioned spelling match led by Mildred Rose and Laura Bruce as captains, Laura's team winning by a small majority.

A very enjoyable evening was

spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Dec. 18th, when the Golden Eun- beam Club entertained the young men oi’ the district, the gathering being in honour of Mrs. Leslie Lad- ner, ex-secretary oi’ our club, and one of the recent brides. After some time was spent playing games and other social intercourse, Martha Garrett, President of the club call- ed thc gathering to order and in a few well chosen remarks express- ed the esteem in which the past

Mable Robertson was then called u ii to read an nddre a ro ri-

“Bruce on behalf of the club pre- sented Mrs. Lndner with gifts of linen and glassware. Alice thanked the club for their gifts in her charming genial manner. The girls- then retired to the pantry and came in laden with ice cream, cake, ple and everything one could wish for to silence the pleadings of the inner man during tile festive Christmas season. A hearty sing song was en- joyed by all after which remarks were made by Alva Ching. in ap- preciation Uf the pleasant evening spent. He then called upon Rupert Garrett who on behalf of the young men present thanked the girls for their hospitality. A very hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and family for the use of their home for this gather- ing, after which all dispersed to their homes feeling they had spent a very enjoyable evening and hop- ing many more would be held dur- ing the winter season.

E Y E S I 6 ll T EXAMIIIATIUII

Fitting and Supplying Glues

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OPTOMETIIIST

Lester Robertson, Red Point, on`

MONTAGUE, P. ll. I. °"'°° °°"“°°“" """ M

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Since no two pair of ey”

are alike, no one pair of lenses can bring the same hoped for relief to two per- sons. An eye examination is Individual. Great accutane? 15 demanded, and results are secured by the uze of in- 'struments that can be de- pended upon to reveal con- ditions exactly as they exist.

’}. F. Hutcheson

Secretluy WS held by the Club- no ss pr P ate to we <>==w°n and Multi 4;

0AIlTE|l’S Seed Store

(Queen Street)

HERE you will find n fresh

stock of FEEDS.

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