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AND THE RAIN CAME Said the city person, ‘What awful weather’, said the farmer, “What a. wonderful rain—should be worth a million dollars’. All of which goes to show what is sauce for the goose is not always

the end of May so far as moisture _ feserves and crop development were concerned changed very

and for the turni pride takes the form of ‘sping ; this week Sauiacuk baie: vat = eee aoe one Se cone and you'll be the best of good neighbours good news. With an apparent and following croppin: is the 5 «“ > Ontos . Gales of pitateee fa cane cntiols Geis tec auitiar ext with the new soft sound Quietflite. This Prospects were for an improving sah gg ae ween brush. revolutionary power mower is truly quiet market for the supplies on hand. ere is probably some addition- ibration- tripl i : eee ee ae of Rd sar ahaa eak Gee tee Seu a eae ches dol ts With th f th Ca di * £ h

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to sell. Th Abd bots | Ima t Our vege Views onl & . i e start of the Canadian visit of Her Ma The Queen and His Royal pent the long Saar inotholak is | greatly exvected increase of tour- a whisper. Ite wonderful “Golden Age” features jesty y' of course more significant. The! ists. Getting started at the job bring a new thrilling ease to lawn care.

lowering of freight rates into the New England States by quite a substantial amount will give us a real advantage:

Relatively of course the New England States are not so im.

portant -as Central Canada but| During mid-June two conferen- QUETFLITE 19”... $114.50 DELUKE 18”....... $89.95

the possibility does exist of in-| ces of interest take place. June AUTOMOWER 18”... $124.50 Re ich baa $99.95 : ‘

creasing the volume sold to our | 8 and 9 the National Conference 21”...$134.50 SPECIAL 18”....... $79.95 5 : i . .

American friends. With turnips; 9f Farm Forum will be held at MOAPER....;........$189.50 SNOW-BOY...... $149.50 lt is a story that will be told best in pictures.

the situation is of course differ- ent as the New England States are the main market and the an- nouncement made on Wednesday by Mr. Howard Mann that the - rate on turnips will drop 39¢ should be a real stimulant to the marketing of turnips. CHANGING FARMERS | Charles B. Shuman, President of the American Farm Bureau

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Bristol on the Ottawa River. At Bathurst the fifth biennial con- ference for Adult educators will meet on June 17, 18 and 19.

| DEMOCRACY AT WORK

| Over four hundred school meet- ings are now past history and | in their own way were probably ; demonstrations of the best and | | worst democracy. Some were well attended and displayed a

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- Federation, in speaking to the sien epee of cacao nat : Meat Packers Coyncil of Cana-|tolerence in the approach of the S D Hugh i da took the position that farmers | business at hand. Others were * a Siete se Ge | Oi elo eat ad . thei S! ime in irrelevant discussi a minimum and stated that he| in attempts to settle personal dif. || Murray Harbour P. ELL questioned whether any kind of | ferences than on educational mat. i: ent action could be ef-| ters. Still others carried out their ° fective in limiting farm produc. | business with the educible The Splendor Of Full Co:or tion. Said Mr. Shuman, ‘‘Over the | minimum of two and sec- a last 2 a iw ce are ee ae cases = McGowans Lid : agricul undergon en. | overwhelm magni = dous changes, from an industry of the problems they faced. ; : : : ee Gi ieeaaliy dependent on Teues ons : With difficulty in selecting tax- As the only Island newspaper that publishes a magazine spread across six full pages. The series will continue as the animal labour inputs, to one es and with a scarcity of suitable || Kilmuir P. EL ‘ ; : phe os ae which depends primarily on capt | teachers it is not to be wondered section, The Patriot is alone in its ability to provide its read- visit progresses. gon ATTENTION ers with pictures in the splendor of full color. No Island reader will need to look to any publication HOG RAISERS T M Llewellyn other than The Patriot and its Weekend Magazine for the full- Special One Week Only rs . The series of distinguished color pictures growing out of est, most magnificent picture record available of the Royal MASTERMIX Hog Guowen a Montague PLE. L the Royal visit starts with the issue of June 13—nine vivid, visit. This home newspaper will satisfy every Island desire 10 Bag Lots — Cash $3.40 ewt. glowing and warmly-human pictures of the Royal Family, for fine pictures te cherish and preserve. ism) uoNasmuTim. | Stewart & Beck EED: CHICK HATCHERY : 7@ Queen St. Charlotietown Dial 2626 Montague P.E.L ‘ ae @ a aa y the Patriot Leads 2 R. T. Holman Ltd. | | = LAWNBOY HEADQUARTERS FOR P. E. L In its daily issues, as well as through its Weeknd Mag- leadership of Canadian Press pictures, with a full page de = Charlottetown = \ Summerside azine, The Patriot will provide a superlative picture report of voted to nine splendid pictures of the Royal Famil; = ; the.Royal tour. Through its membership in The Canadian \ . Firestone Home & Auto Press, The Patriot receives Wirephotos daily—Canada’s fast- Enjoy The Patriot ComrSOw and. every day. With its ‘ Co. Ltd est, fullest, finest newspicture service; a showing that can’t be fine Weekend Magazine, its notable pictures in full color, and / LAWN BOY DEALER matched in any paper without a Canadian Press membership. its 16 pages of color comics each week, The Patriot is daily {

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