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SUIMMERS-IDE GUARDIAN

and PRINCE' COUNTY CHRONICLE

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Locals

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f";?;:,1 cfirtlenrlsat but advertising of ' oo,” nature. #IU N "|0795 li :own u word strictly Dlllblo II

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,BUY your supplies at Brace when the hauling il 8004

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..1'wlNE, rope. nets, extra heavy Hvmiud slim wire and boat nails

At the annual meeting of the P.

,u ul nshins sulvl>1ie1.i-ll stock at ll. 1. lm and Poultry Association

ui-aces. _

L-4719-2-21-21-. held yesterday with the President

Mr J Thom n resldin the

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.-coal. TAR- corkwvvd. aim alrectorairaport and the secretary

Mug, marilne etc., in stock a news- .

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treasurer! reports were received and indicated that the Association is in a very satisfactory condition.

‘ The following directors were elec-

ted: `

Directors: Queens County: J. J.

MacLeod, Bonshaw; R. C. Macleod. Kinross; Austin Laird. Cavendish: Prince County: W. B. Macllellan,

mpbv mobo Kensington Rmb, Alma; E. A. Thompson, Kensington;

3-jduy, February 22, 1935, at 8 P. M me 'l‘ravcrse._Sisters vs. Granite eaters. This is the fourth game of your name series. Games to count. iitlnn after match. Admission 10v

pdlifi.

_.§'f‘lfDY CLASS MEITPS-The -mailers of the Alberton Study pub met in the Library rooms at pei-ton on Wednesday, January 80. me were made to conduct a. read- gg circle on Canadian Biography mupied with some Professional maine. Books were distributed. nschers answered the question 'mint are ‘.-he Essentials to Success

'l'eocher." Mies Kilda W. Gillis lnfneotdr discussed with the

the Wifi- thdy Ore UXD¢t‘i'od in the Canadian Teachers'

such ns curricula.

etc. Attendance st. Study reouired for professional

teachers from surround- are suspected to attend

ivieeth-lg. Charles Green.

and Miss Adrice Oemvibell

Mrs. Minnie Mac-

schlinnen.

resided in many years in

her husband

C*n'.l.rch.

bro

ISLAND LADY many friends in this regret to loam of the doth. at her home'in

of the lato Rev. D. Mrs. Schuman was

J. F; Arecnault, Mt. Camel. Kings County: H. L. Machon, Murray Harbor. D. J. Mullins, St. Peters; J. E. Dingwell, Elmira, Mont Annear. Montague.

A-t a subsequent directors' meet-

. ing the following officers were elec- ted:

Pmsident. J. A. Thompson, (re-

elected); Vloe President, J. E. Ding- well; Second Vice President, Austin Baird: Third Vice President, J. J. MacLeod. '

In opening the meeting the chair-

man said it -was gratifying to see such a large number present show- ing the interest which is being tak- en in the work of the association.

The minutes of the last annual

.meming was read by Mr. Leonard McDonald. Secretary treasurer. -` In discussing the minutes it was brought to the attention of the meeting that low railway fame had been promised the delegates. but it turned out to be only imaginary.

The Pxsident explained he had

conferred with' Hon. Thomas Mao- Niutt, Minister of Agriculture, and Mr. J. 0. I-lyndman. As a result he (Mr. Thompsn) and Mr. McNutt 'waited on Mr. E. W. McKinnon who promised to take the matter up .with Moncton. This was done and the reply received that nothing could be done. They were advised this was the only place where sec- ond class fares obtained and they

poultry along this line, as they

laying season is over at a good price or ‘better than they receive for

rush in late Fai) ‘

1 ni-eased Poultry

and up until February 10th, 1935, showed a decided increase over that of the previous poultry season 1993 and 1994 and speaks well for

ulations are becoming stricter in

ganizatlon work is needed amongst Circles operating and would ugk

.Feed

Poultry feeds were handled by

The Hatchery business was let

Egg and 1-;.*l.“*'.., ‘

old stui! and get to

mainlng U00, moved by Mr. C. B

can dispose or live ncaa when ine Mt°:d°l;\t=d’di€§;t°sr;;r:€g>r¢;tmb:so

lilor. Mr. Ioonard MacDonald, pre-

thom mo, feeding “nm tho poultry 1 sented his report which follows:

THE SECRETARY-TllEASUREE’S

EEPC-RT `

Dr d ul handled _ 1 To the Director and Delegates of memiiafeaifs dilpringtrtyhe season of 115; th’ REI- C°'°P°““"° F33 and

Poultry Association.

Gentlemen,-‘-The following Re-

port is submitted for your approval. giving the Financial Report, also

the lopuvauon mo co_ooo,onvo the Loss and Gain Statement for

h mo in h dun the year 1984, ° ° ° M" 5 'md g’”'“”' Ai a-meeting or the -Directors

f d Cd llltl' . 0 Wgexouldxiilce yto impress upon held 0” January llth, a. bonus of 10 the members that Government Reg-‘per °ent‘ W” declared' and pnwti'

cally all.Circles have been paid.

ro bros to “om o _ ' The Reserve Account at the close peilally in time 'fa °’ the ye" “’“°“”°°d ‘° ""»“°3-5°; thu om” wus lm, white colour in this being invested in Roal Estate tho doposm of fab . Equipment and Merchandise made In my opinion, considerable or-‘ up by the f°”°Wm.g: Assets' bath

current and fixed.

The following is e detailed state-

the delegates assembled here to ment °f me busme” °f this A‘“°‘ spread wherever possible, the oo_ clation covering the period for the

opeuiiztivv, smut' also bt this time' I ggi) 1934. (Audited statement W0 Isl you to make one of ur ' principal subjects of dueusionyghb During the year, -four Circles dis- poultry 'business for the season 1935 °°ntm“ed shippim eggs' While and' 1936. Our poultry has estoh_ some others had increases. (How- mhod o ,obutmon and it vb nw ever, the interest taken by those up to us to bubbly the oubuoy md circles that had dropped out to rya- qummy oo hold om. 1.ebuoboxob_ turn to the Association. is quite

strong. there being one Circle up to the present time reorganized, and shipping, with inquiries from oth- ers.)

the Association during the but No doubt, due to the low price of voor on b boot plus bbndbnb cbbrge eggs in 1933, farmers were not ex- bwb pectirlg such a material gain as

manifested itself in 1934.

The Springfield Wg Circle have

stand over for the year. due mostly the 1\l1§h§;§4ac£;cntagc of Grade it

. .tothef uncertaint of e i is 6888 I ini! 39-75 P01' 09"-

,md e could take advantage of this fare. ,M44 gone,-ol ¢°nd¥¢,|°,~,g_ gixovgvg,-_ and is, therefore, the winner of the

me The dir°¢=t°r= relwrt was Nm--Datum ,ln general and especially Agrlcultiuisi cup for less. Mr. ezm-

tbe President Mr. Thompsfm- along poultry line, have mm,,,¢¢_ :st grasbam is sthe holder of this

- as eanandltlsul. -r°rlv°r193-

DREURORS' R,EPOil.'!g ,Emo of work w(}11tf,ep:_ Mr. Martin Compton, of Bangor

' su ed. 'another-year. Eg; Circle. again leads as the high-

um-, Iimulty-first Annual Report by the In “viewing the Mnvmeo of the est individual shipper, his total be-

went out to -Vancouver' :Id*=’;u||‘b~g‘-Ml(£;‘a°0; Postseason, the Manager. Mr. James £54 2-189-3 d°“n5 1°’ the 5¢HS°l1 made their home. Mrs. _ _ _ J. Ieightiror, resi ed an Mr. ~ will so kindly remain- ' , Leonard Meooualdfnwlio noi been The new Bas Grading Regula-

ralmd monde. one W° “limit 1°' y°\11' D-1>P1'°vH1 th*-‘ with the businen for the past alx H0115 were out into effect and were the following chi]-‘ 31511 “M051 NP°»'i Of Y°“l` A-S50' years, was appointed in his place 9- $199955, H5 i1‘-'fy hi!/-'I Slim*-Yllltéd

Enid and my 0| Ci°~ti0I\ fOr the mal- ending Dec- as mumgen _ the “tremulous air cells" that caus-

,md Humld M Eamonn-,n_ ember 31st, 1934. The financial, gummencmg on this New yea,-vs de so many second-grade eggs in there, Dr. Jacob Gould 9°-“"1"” °f the A5‘°¢i““°“ h9~“.business, we again m-dug the med lllfvedinz YCMS- - New York, former U. S. 5”” m“mt°i“°d ih1'°“3h°“i the of 'organization that our volume be If members W°!~l1<i 00-°P¢l'Hi0 md

to Gommny; g_ g_ year, as you will see by the toss |n¢rea5¢d_ whereby our hondnnb spend alittle time in cleaning their Oilicaoo and M. F. md Gain Statement- Which Wm be iofists can be kept down, thereby ln- 6285. the percentage of Grade A summorside. one inter. P"°f"“°°d ’°’ Y°“1' °Pl>f°v°1 at this ‘ creasing the profits to the prodirer. 'less would be materially irwreaS2d»

W. Ci. Schurmsn of Montreal. U°nVmti°n~ Taken as a whole, the poultry in- This WU N Vefy Gmcientiy dom nt wdl be in Vancouver.-B h A5::eP“t i;'g“Sf£Q1e\§\“ih1¥n?:di‘ dustry has been a' considerable With °°;*l1'5° Sigel W°°1~ Whiz: Ca;

as n in e, er a benem on fume", 5 u be pure ased by ordering :ous

--l-- Monthly Audit oi' BXPCHSBS Bhd 9 plied atgteady source ofa ravgziir your collector for a, few cents,as the

_ _ copy sent to each director. through gh., gp,-ing and Summa! Association has a quantity of this

hm _ During the yell' 59 Circles ship' mmms' when th°"¢ wug mme me product on hand at all times.

md a total of 739,323 dozens, there to mm-keg The situation in the egg market

bein! a decrease of 159,768 dozens. Gi |> f 1 ne ti _ has shown a. considerable sign of

. M Island This was brought about through a uuugvggn:':;é1en,;n¢'n|1?,l;k,_wgeg§- improvement over the previous C __-__. decrease in membership. there be- mg ,nd equipmmg gt pnunt year and whilst no phenomenal in-

ing four Gircles droppilis °“i Wm' prices, farmers can derive 9, muy crease in price is looked forward to

A Rzlhnlt hr Olin, pointed by the lpletely and s reduction in the mem- goume of mmm, for 1gg5_ for 1935, general trade balance has

toloe

milislom lace '

Wnucimnn

l.: `

I* cvs lie ii; 'E 8” iii sr: - ir r- ii °

Ilierioan ani, Raphael Sslbatini. bership in 8 18186 l>91'°@“i-”-3° °7 ~ shown improvement, which indicates ls been received by Mir. and Mrs. the Circles. We look forward to 1935 with the that the producer of eggs should be ll. Lv..x`in, Aberton; The portrait It was gratifying to note that expectations of a considerable in- able to realize a profit over produc- kthai of their daughtor Ruth there has been an increase in mom- crease. due to the intormt taken by tion cost, if pmpér methods of feed lartin. Mila lnrkin is assistant bership and volume in the follow- Oircleswisbmg to reorganize. ing and management are employed. Pltnelpal at the Bancroft Junior ing circles; Bt. Andrew’s Circle lneonolusion, your Directors wish Lu comparing poultry and egg N002. Haddonfield, N. J., and ia a leading with 2700 dozens over that to express their applrciation to all prices with other farm commodit- ihiumoiet ml the "l'.nclex” a publiv of last yea:"s; Mt. Carmel rurxt with who have contributed in any way ies. the poultry flock heads th*-2 “ibn in Haddonfield. Miss Larkin 900 dozens; Southern Queens, St to the welfare of the Association, list, and given a reasonable amount

inventor of a new school Mal-garcts, Egmont Bay, Riverdale, also management and stan, the of attention are a year around as-

tiie "Lamkin Bllont Iona and Morell with smaller in- Pl-ers and the Department of Agri- get to the producer who keeps a

which' has been neges. culture, both iliederal and Provln- good average flock the year around.

and used in certain The Directors wish to oongrat- cial, We cannot permanently have co- U. B.,A. and recommend- ulate Mr. Earl Warren on thc signed on behalf of the Board, operugivg gouietieu wmwug °0.0p¢,-. progressive schools as a upigndid manner in which he in- J. A. THOMPSON, aw;-a, while it is not suggested that uwvcment in the tmllins creased the busimss °f his Circle- President- at this stage ai development we can

grades both in the home ,,150 to all other collectors who had make eo-operators of all our mem-

increases. D'I°“l'|°'l\ bers. Enduring success can .be re-

Babatini is a - well During the year, shipments were nod upon if a substantial number

artist who annually has his mbdg M fouowgg Hon. Thos. Mc!-lutt, Minister of on devomd ,nd mmiigent eo-op-

nc:-epted at The Academy of 35 cucigg shipped during 12 months Agriculture, commended the direct- onto,-,_

Arts for view-in their galleries. 8 C1,-cle, shipped du;-lug 11 months ors for the excellent report and we must back up lwul Bug;-du of has executed art work for the 5 Choi” ,moped um-ing 10 months hoped the work would continue so Director ond yn turn ghey mug; be

Washington, D. C. 9 (mole, shipped during 9 morrho successfully. Mr. McNutt referred bomnd tho control Bo,_,d_

°\>1”°°4 Wi‘““°U c circles snipped during a mouths to the meeting with me c. N. ri. In oonvluuuig, we with io bi-me and UI Flint- 5 qu-ul" shipped during 7 months Superintendent and stated he did ob your omnvm, that hmdluugu of ti the mgerloll o Umm, guipuuo during s months all he could to secure the lower mum poultry fo, tho ua,” 1994

Q* mg"-9011 _ rate. _ and 1935 showed a considerable in-

' Bangor and southern Kina-‘ 1° °9°“k”‘5 °' arming M "dd “° crease over 1933 and while speskinz

also in the shipped wooklv fiom Jmuurv until farm could carry on successfully bf poultry' we would ask th, dem.

Academy oooooob oommemmg gh, mug of without hogs, cows and poultry. mm! assembled bore may to boa,-

the year. new Egg Grading Regula- Farmers in Prince lédward Island in mum bb” mom Wm' in on like, tions were put into effect by the m“_1§h¢ T015’ W; mix” obo uhood, be more rigid inspection of

-U°°°°l°ti°“ 'md W” “und "ry momgergpfiii cllolixiigess the were P°“m'7 in 193°'

satisfactory- as they °“mm"wd the mu” is d 91° y d f Your organization is in excellent __

h°m° wum-y whites, whichishows a de- F 'find :gym ngeumog financial condition; expenses Mc . . , . th tb I dv of . . . , _ . -. ,

in ur rceniage or *mm 1”” “ "°"Y ° is to me mem- hooked was an e li °3 Live stock Memoir Board i to lvn-. A M

. aided increase 0 D9 1 t in _Th u mu very low and it up PM Ed dm d did gk “S . on end M

= Grade A eggs for 1984. T ";n:.fri"`%uIgerboo;‘v°o5ltQo para gud managers io back their The following reuojutiom were buggy' ‘$125 Bgbnubn cllgbd “bg being called on by the president sincere regrets that he is

ld ask Circle ofiicers, col- bu mesa. bdopiod.. _ discussed matters relevant to the be present at our meeting

igxauwfild the-membcrslu-. at imc “lg mmfbn bb mo he no ,M W” tours respectfully, wbemu our President and Mm- :gm fWlB“_|\m;o"\;}>§;°=;o°°be*.f1°b°°‘°,t swine industry. He stressed the him a .~.r»cc<ly and com to have 088! lhipimi 5” “I 1”" to gee auch u representation pug- LEONARD MAUDONALD. igwg- of Ag-rieulgum hug “gud for that their library wbuid be b bob need for co-operation in order that covery. Moved by W

` a week from May lst to Octo- o I - f Secretory-'I‘1’¢ll“l’° reduced fares for delegates attend- Iso mb tl- farmer have some control over Secollclcd by Alex Ham

gnfwige, md if not in is P08150” W $3 tag wsrgiaaeven mace” ‘ ing farmers conventions in pre- manent one and A -C better ‘ - --~»-*'

mlirofltt said let ul throw -do our business for the

ble discussion followed

Association Hold a”-‘ci-"t-'fc-‘i“'r-a

Annual Meeting. ’;;_;“‘°;

Increased Business Cited In Re- .i.i‘.‘.*.i‘°o2’ii.".*3°..§?..='i1“°ts?i é'..‘?.‘é‘.’..?: ports Of Executive Yesterday. 355.. §'f°€é°°.§?.2‘€.i.‘§f..“€“‘§i‘ .§‘?.‘.i’§

--» with individual members shipping

or llo for selected A over il, which °"‘- W- I-*°°"d M°°D°Nid “- bomboboo mob with the brobono plairled in answer to a question that who of selected A Fowb _ it had been decided at a former It is very unfortunate that mem- -mmmg °° d°d“°° °“° “nt " d°"n

bers do not take more interest in furg,“;uB'§;f“b°" mlppmg eggs in'

If there is a vestige of doubt left in the minds of some four hundred women of Oharlottetewn who crowded into Holy Redeemer Hall

wednesday evening ll to what ceklbrated Cardinal Newman. As a constitutes a lsdy and as to the climax to the symposium six

'possibility ani; sdviasbility of ev- gibleltxushvxre presented, represent-

ery woman sriving to become a g s es from history. At the _ lady, that doubt- was rudely dis- appearance of Mary, our Most "‘°“'1”!;f wksguliae ;:$oh;'i'o:°;£. polled by the efforts or ibn-teen messed Lady. tm members or the §’,§e°§_m§§‘mrm U mmd Pwr clever members of the Catholic Catholic Girls Guild all stood and on Tho bmw” was 75 puoom U, an-la' social Guild. ning "Mary Mm. Beautiful and wg and me moment md he 1° " splendid ”mp°°mm um' Bn'm'" considered this moat enoouraalnz-

.sparkled with witticisms and re- The cast of characters was as wb only moduoo in tho Ma,-mme

rpartees, the speakers outlined to the follows: Matron. Miss Denise Mc- Pmvmoeb from 15 to ao porwm of farmers shipping. H6 mi-nutest detail the requirements of Quaid: Business-girl. Miss Eileen tho ,K oonsumed hem so at pm; exanlole a plwe nw

a lady. The setting chosen for the 0’Hallora.n: Nurse. Miss Solomon: out I; med nat Wm-ry'ub°ut muy. town where half a

symposium was au lmaginery board- Poet. was min Duffy; sensor- km by a sarcoma ei

ing house for catholic young wom- teacher, Miss Elisabeth Duffy; Bo- Ib Nowmoo to weokm how the by |, dmv en. It was-dignified by the beauti- cial-worlner, Miss M.'Gillim: Dress- woouono ,om tho” 1, no Med for to take t ful name of Rosary Hall. As the maker, Miss Elizabeth Connors. mob” in me Mbrmmeg to ge” mum a curtain parted the girls were dis- The imperson¢ol-s of the tab- competition from Western gumda shippers.

covered enjoying an hour of leis- leaus were: Bhakespeareb Portia, in tho British mu-k,,¢_ The west- Mi-_ Gillies said “giV¢ ure together. The peace and calm Miss H. Somers; Dante's Beatrice. em mga will go mainly to supply cm- of hogs and I'li sell of the scene was suddenly inter- Miss D. Coyle; 'Ilelmysolrs Lady th, bgnuued pen; trade. that yo|u’l1 never feel tr rupted by the entrance of one of Clara Vere de Vere, Miss S. Gillen; Th, feeding station Gliiwbiiéllbd rate." Af-tor the co-op' the boarders, a business-lady, fum- Saint Joan of Arc. Miss Madeline moms province last year the SPGGK- keting of hogs was i

ing and fzetting because a' car Be-rrigan; Saint Theresa. the Little or md was unique in -.1-_-~_t it was ,gud thu; an percent oi

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Mice

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Symposium Presented £»-5»i""='i- hi'-311-'§f"

By Catholic Social Guild

ideal ll/dy. Her words were con- firmed in a very ctrange I-nd un- expected way snd the symposium closed with A quotation from the

province. We decided before em barking on any new plan or policy that we should get in touch with a portion of the circle officers, more particularly those whose circles had ceased to function and those which had lost considerable membership, requesting their views on the-mai:- ter and their suggestions for im- provement. A copy of this letter and the replies are on file.

On April 26rd. 1994, the olicers

of your Policy or Planning Commit- tee met and discussed all replies re- ceived from the letters sent to circle secretaries, as well as all matters relating to co-operative marketing. It was from this information we based the recommendations which we forwarded to the President of

consideration.

en by your members on these re commendatlons. Your Co-operative has had a splendid year. Results speak better than words, therefore there is very little use in starting a discussion on the merits and de merits of the recommendations made to your Board of Directors; however, if anyone desires it, I am sure your directors would welcome such ac- tion.

Progress was made in 1934. Circle

petitor prices throughout the year. On top of this you received a rebate of approximately liic per dozen Your average price was loc. a dozen

way be surpassed.

Overhead was reduced consider-

ably.

Rocelpts of poultry were doubled.

Prices paid to patrons for poultry were on an average as high as any place in Canada.

At this time some old circles have

been reorganized and others' have written for re-organization meet- ings. -

Summing up, we are starting the

year of 1935 stronger than for some time, and as we believe, with a bet- ter feeling throughout the entire membersfhlp.

In giving credit for these improv-

ed conditions, do not forget your Board of Directors. They all gave urlstintingly of their services and W9 believe it was their desire to serve their Oo-operative to the best of their ability which more than anything went to improve the status of your Co-operative.

In closing, your Policy or Planning

Uommitho wish to thank your President, Mr. Thompson for his splendid -oo-operation in all matters pertaining to your do-operative.

Your Board. of Directors from ii:\ President down have set a splendid example of service.

Yours faithfully.

EDWIN REID. Bolle Bay.

E. HOWATT, North Wllilhire

I' M NASH Charlottetown

llielieon served by when Mr- Lolgbilw went mio bun- °t§‘°1om oouoom

‘ v Pi‘0Vid€d that B

new for himself, sent out circulars. M' 'md' MNH mlb lb in “mb in such dlp

- “M rl d no mmm F ° °”°

A _ - ~- an en eavored to uh ous dv md om" _ mob . 1 . ‘ fwfmoi; 'uf' §'§,&“° ’v‘f,“',§,'§'m*§'o W' °h“"""‘“;,,§'§~ °° ° Moved by .loan o. oampbell, ag

.. .. _ ` Poi t. »riirruirr:.E&r;ir:..sacrrcricairrics..L-o.. ta.. io..

your Oo-operative for the directors'

At this time your committee is

egg prices were in line with com-`

-or-= =-=-.7 c:°°c1 .._=°= --=--sf. e-o=u,..,., -4 -4: can

every farm." ON to him lately that

ident, opened the meeting and in has been operated since lost Abou "°d“°°f “if §““*;(f’"éDb‘§§!‘§‘ in a satisfactory manner. nnsowrlons ““35°°t °“b° _Q R“Bmman M, This R. o. P. policy is to be on gewvzdegogmngr' om; b mtoh to' aggressive policy of his 'department The following lcsolul.. represent the llélcafi Boartdpoof Tracie “gm” mifs 5“mm1‘1'~ adopted at last night/e m on mo Library Commmoo' M1. Sine; the tintrvvdllotioril of ad- Resolved shag wo loo Robmbbn W” mon made ohoirmon varrcc regis ry or y~_.ven sows efforts of t e om non

bv the meetmg have qualified, and continuing Buunch in helping to

In hor bddmss' Miss Boteson suggested several aspects of this detailed system of rall stressed the some advantage gms work which the delegates might Proposed by Mr. W Bun Provmoo hoo in being given me op. consider. onded by Mr. Alex Ham ‘portunity to have branches of the I1 conclusion he sta/ted that out Resolved that the Sr Carnegie Library. she urged upon of 95 hogs at the feeding station the P. E. I. Swine Breed

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He outlined

marketing cl. conditions 'Dwolve it pmioea were

province

to be

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b1é`t1l5 pl-im] ' his biulilldl.

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driven by a female chauffeur had Flower. Miss M. l-lennesscy; our the msg of its kind in ;' _~ Domlu- marketed in this provi rudely splashed her with mud. Blessed Lady, Miss_M. Molyrleaux. mm my way. Now, however, Some one remarked that if she had Miss Mary Moran was the chair- Mention was made of ills danger 1, ww and he ~_-oioed tho been a lady she would not have mon of the evening and acquitted of uve, emphasizing the more sci- mm unuegg my-9 is taken driven so fast and incurred the risk herself with great eclat A superb emma side of mg production and dum” W-ug fun ehamaelv of splashing mud on anyone. It was reading entitled “The carcy’S' 'WHS forgetting the individual l1n0d\1°U- they were twelve or

just a casual remark, but it was given by Miss Lucy Peters. The In reference to specialization, he sufficient to elicit a flood of wis- programme was interspersed with sa1d_ uve stock has been too much dom on the subject. What _is a songs and choruses artistically ren- neglected although he admitted I-le referred to a m lady? dered by the glee-club of the Social that he owed a lot to potatoes since I shuppuug club seoreia-Ti

The "boarders" were all recruits Guild. The aooomparlists were Miss- he began farming. The value of few weeks ago, where nm

from different walks of life. There es G. Keenan and M. Berrigan. gpg shipping clubs, which are es- ,N the question of market was a nurse; a poet; a school- Oongratulatory speeches were wblgshed throughout the province. u.p_uu-u, mmm of market teacher; a social worker; a dress- made by Miss Ann Walsh and the to the hog industry was pointed me Navmal Products maker; and of course the business- Fathers of Holy Redeemer Rectory. out, "In fact,” said the president. Ac; was discussed It was girl, Each particular individual had Father Enrlght's words in partic- “tha Live Stock Marketing Board ,mumpus decision that an her own views on the matter, until um- drew gales of laughter from is pu-gving itself to be one of the bb mme to may-get under -it seemed the gathering was lost in the sympathetic audience. Special most valuable institutions we have. my Producto Mm-ke/,mg 'a maze of difficulties. But it took mention and praise am due Miss Ln conclusion he pointed out that ommmowo was therefore 5 t.he matron of the establishment Agnes Morgan and the ladies of with greater oo-operation the swine and moo with the member short time to eo-ordinate what had the Guild who assisted her for the industry may become of much morr Provmmal Mmketmg B0 .been said and present deftly and quick and efficient service of tea at value to the farmers, markeuno plan was evolvl ably the composite picture of th." the close of the evening. embmood not only hogs h " Mr. S. D. Irvine nn” ot uve ooook M wel] got together. and discussed all mat- st. Peter's. me doo,” of vim; mmm ters relating to co-operative mar- Whereas the constitution cells The president then called on Mr- have ohm plan oome beg ketl-as 01' eggs and .poultry in this for ieu directors, s. D. 1-wma. senior Field Mon, to mm growers mmm me

` - Resolved- that three be allotted address the delagtes. discussion It is o ,mple p

to each county and the additional In his opening remarks Mr. mg bo Wbat is bow being director be selected from the coun- 11-vine expressed his pleasure at 3 c°_opemm,e basis, but 31 ty shipping tlic largest quantity of seeing so many present. In refer- mdude_ an broduoors ,md eggs during last year. ence to swine ilnprovernent druring my bo but down ovomeod

Moved by D. J. Mullins. 1,1-je past year the most outstimd- md b dnb B bomb. rowr, Seconded by Joseph T, MacDon- ing feature is the boar ben/us P01- mdooom

old. icy no sold. Explaining what this P

bonus policy is, he 58.16. that lt iS Plan Dbcusged

|i»¢S0i\l“°l\S l’\'¢S0“¢¢d posible for a live stock club or in-

stitute or similar organization to Mr. J. J. Macleod,

'I'h1‘°€ N°°1Uti°!ll W” PW°°“'i°d purchase a. boar in the name of the asked how it was irrtendel and 11°* 8»d°P*»°d- 014° W"-5 W im’ organization. Then if ten eowe are trol the market in T01 effect that the meeting go.on rec- u, bonu;-, of $15 is

br d to the boar treal.

ord as being opposed to what had alfiiwcd by the Department provid- mg;-_ oilrioa and in repl been done in ard to the tato 15.

keu heres Mt" Tm ing the boar is of advanced reged me lust few yearswthbvyr

mal' HE 9° me~ 50m ' 't _ wif th bo is a»plJf0V load °“551°° it W” m°"'°d “nt me ms' briivt' :from suizh ahigh dill!-iii? WE| trouble is olution lay on the table. The mo- 1 doveyo md but with uh, ti ado ted nanlmously A11- stock' Tm' pony pmedgps ug the obW°roopo,m' Mm gumgig otol'l‘oryraeFsolutI:>n hgvlng to do' with ex?;um,;ra§0esboi?1°n11lril`l.1lIl<;t/ybeen placed not M md Lhgt nl two reduced teachers' supplementmyhalé _Sum October lfast under this plan fnrgfvet mu,y'¢hange bm;

fully in accord with me action tax- 1°""“"°"° W” “°” “‘°i’“’d' A t 1’ lvn-. mme said. ioeiim can then be

- °pP°5°d t° merchants shipping eggs He also referred to the i11‘lP0!"' cope with new conditions

t°b?";d?&°$,1;2°n was defeated in tatloin of three Ontario boars. At is My-_ ,1_ ,L lihlclood OW “_” ng ' meetinfglnthefali,h€8ll-iii-13W°°propoeedmac*bsbi1izD|Mil

- felt that the time had come to ill- peoaong why.he considered

trodulce new blood into the swine not Wm-k_

‘ ofthisprovince.Twooft.heboars 'I’heeecreta.ryoftheS

seem to be of high clam but it is shipping Club a/pproved wo early yet to know what their proposed ppm, progeny will be. At meetings held Mu w_ B_ Maoneueai A in the western part of the prov- iumi; aiihoilgh there rnmyl ince last fall it was drawn to -the tions there is a wide spin attention of the department that' fmuiun with the work of there was a scarcity of scws. As a geting Board. Many other follow up Mr. Irvine stated they concurred with this exprf had been doirig in co-operation reference tothe markletin-5

' with the Live Stock Shipping C13 thought that some aohtion " all that they could do to as be taken. He moved e

a price which cannot in a general ____ tho* requiring swrb .i..__by have of the mbema

Members 01 the Summefside been able ra furnish zo rows since Mr. W. D. nose eu-pn board of Trlzdfsfl *mg gutszgiiefn 2;' the first of January. pr-oval and seconded the Nmwefeprvege ° ` Th peak referredtotho R. 1 the be °°“°f\'1 “dd”-“ by M155 B°t°‘°“' 0. P? viork fri' reference to swine m° ani-'i Iwiiireln rss Dir=°i°1' °f ii" °°”‘°Si° L“f§°’gN°“ and in commotion with this spore vote wee taken the p P- E- I- M1'-W-E~_M“°D°"‘* - ‘Q also of are feeling melon which aaopw umuimously

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the people present that the contin- 65 graded selects. lation be authorized to uanoe of this privilege would depend Mr. Peter Brodie. York. spoke on cate with the present upon their own efforts to finance the amount of pork coming to the cr zdlan Swine Breede the project after the three year de- Maritime Provinces from Westem l-aspect(-ully asking his monstration is completed. She was Canada. He mr .'i:ned the porter- support to the proposed pleased to say that the- Library had tial market in Newfoundland an . of a small grant per been vervsucoessful wherever they suggested a marketing agent for the canadian Asaoeia/ti had beenrstabiished- .MISS BBW- farm products. Provincial organization son suggested a- combination school Mr, W, D. Ross, told of making above present grants fo land public library for Summerside. 5 mm- dolm. profit pe, hog above such additional g ant to -She said there was H creat de- the total value or feed, when be marked for advanced

_particularly on agriculture and also by Ak.. Hommon 5

n hooked rugs She regretted to M 5 ¢| no say that there was no bool: printed -r e ns 'rd secrets" w$;°‘bbi“';bt:::1‘bo,s oi

th” °°“‘d 31” m°"°1“f°“' u°“ °“ M’.r J A Gillies secretary of the Breeder Association w

(Continued f_r<lm_l;|bge_1>Y_k~__

' He referred to the bonus of $15 given and the way in which it helped improve the quality of the stock. In regard to the sales, he said he thought that the bee; ani- mals went to the best districts. The sows shown. taken generally, were a fine lot. One thing that he re- gretted was that some of these an- imals were .lllowad to go to the slaughter house owing to e. low price, and a. shortage of buyers. If they were availableniow he ven-

tllrediosaytheywollldlfringdou-

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H19-iid f°!‘ D003 UH 5P9Ci91 lilbieiiis- kept a strict account two years ago. feeding station purposes c . ~ ,

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t l est every W0 WNW- W - - _ Mr. M cDonald’s report was adop- 1 yu" nd, ' _ _ _b\ ,

;¥&£`;me sm" ms' ” they "° MrI?lgi°3`.l.;lin¥m1insLheaf|iiiieii':r;fali°‘:§¢ ted unagimously. vwiiereda fo reel-sau hu been ‘°°“°m“°d °“ 9°” 3)

and to sell wi M vi” °° W P‘°‘ me simian used their but luaz- In ww" 'D ° °““"°,§};,“’;,2‘{°,; elven.

. ducer by holding. ment.. Baforted to the allowance Donald said thatmheu” 11 6 Be it therefore resolved that b IN CLARK LEAGU

_ mm to ur. ooo. rsigntlm ood muah dil!¢1'¢“°¢ "Y, 9°' convention or the P. sl. r. oo-open SCHEME . E

_ _ ~ uw mm- W., of fu. spuuou ibothedii-eobign mom." 9i\iPP°°\ by "°“ °" ailvo an a poultry Aaaooiaii.; .

I' - _ _ hid t“ bcko ir r- 0 - furth demandthatreducon

._ _ lot of live poultry was izbifx.. M '°_ _ a “_ _ After discussion on overhead .and mmbegn nu,” mb” to vbmm ' " ~ " -‘-' yr- "“:°°....'°° -"..:'.:..‘f-~ -.“-....'°“°° ~ iii*-.z-.‘:ii-is ---- --M

mem “WNW tion bla onrec en- 'Fai-mersweek.

. . 'rm ones adopted allow It i\'l° - ,

Hgh* R.” _ - -_--_-_---.-_-..-_-_-.=====-.== dorsint the action of iivoadirsctolra md of thu _"barb Mbna by John W, pmfii-,_ sua", “oo - - . §§w'§“;§;¢ W- °‘°°- WU” ’ “F ' M, mv", Mu mu., my P,-,_ seconded by /une memul.

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M°.5lilil'I|t skate; and ` Mi-..1. .v.m¢i.¢od salem was ine suited me report oimvbo roll? mmslnvsdmtavn mmm°;xi§¢be 'vs_ °i\br`~atlrsctiotll. ma” tm ’““'° "‘°- ”-°”°“ ‘° W “"4 P'“’“‘i“' ‘.:°'"““ 1 ,,f§,?,1," dividualn mare direct shipments of

L. - __ Mr. Lelghtlser that amount. But ed at last year! limi" ¥_- out ou rommmobo oo modo

* FINAL PLAY OFF GAME

M0|lliAY, FEBRUARY 25th

. ALBANY vs. BEliElil|E

Referee, Frank MacFarlane

'_ _ Winner will 'be presented with trophy

Alll|lSSl0|l 200

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