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claimed that the Hon. Mr. Stewart.' Minister of the Interior. had promis- ed to consult them before anything- “185 agreed to, and had not. In ef- fect, the western provinces are now ‘ (Special-After tvzo iln a position to deal with water ‘ly dull weeks in political circles powers as they please, which they do not yet. and the credit for the adroit

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FERTILIZER! a . FER TILIZER!

Where Shalll My Fé rtilizerv? i ~.Tl11‘°l1gl1 the Potato Growers’ Association l Or It s Agents. Why?

Easter Recess

APRIL/i 4. :l-:. ‘, and in the Press Gallery. Parliament ‘ iitsu-“UBS work today. In the mean- resolution. to which the Government time, there was not a baker's dozen ‘lfelt compelled to agree, affecting this of members left, ministers were all lis due to tho Hon, H, 1-l_ slave,“

Ezvest in (bin/bail , 2711's Spring _ ~

a Sunporch.

They “are the life of th , , ,out of town, except for the last two -,Tlle approval by the government or . - . e otato . . l . . incl‘ _ hey have n-lade the price 12f re tiIIPdUSIfYY f0!‘ the PTOV . days, and departments had almost {the Beauharnois canal scheme. to k T! Z always fin thei d I‘ 1Z_6I‘ 0W6!‘ every year, ceased to function. It may be as- ywhlch was not subject to review by prices The d _ r or ers with genuine goods at genuine sumed that all have returned to their leariiarncnt. disposed of another . f - y can ellver either the mixed goods or the Chen)" duties refreshed and vigorous. ready l llcltll-Sh question, and on the face of SUNPORCH, spare bed ' r

ICES-IS WIIGTG and when you want thenL _ , ‘t0 push on the parliamentary prog- ‘it so far as navigation" involved is _ ‘ ‘ramme to an early and successful ‘concerned. a good bargai h be THEY deliver the goods, . , ‘ n as m

lconclusion- _ lmadc. The Deep Waterways reso- Certainly patronize your own organization that k For the first six weeks the House ‘lution, moved by '1'. L. church. Tor. - - wor in your own interest twelve months of the year -S

, Pantry or an extra bathroom Ni‘ built the Beaver way costs less than ‘ "I you imagine. Ask your nearest builder 01' ¢8Yli>cntcr for an estimate. Money spent on your home is money saved, as any banker will agree.

_ FOR FINISHING INTERIORS Modern paneled walls are inexpensively practical

of Commons moved with unusual }onto. was disposed of adversely, ‘dispatch of business, and though ‘lwhlch removed that from the arena sproccedings attracted much less at- ‘(probably for this Parliament. There itention than for a similar period for |Wfl5 0f course. the ratification or one iyears. it is doubtful if ever in such a iliellvee treaty. very important in it-

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w , ‘ bells at lowest Drlces. members or non-members. Finishing attic!

Buys from the o l ' ' - a . fighting against the “on y geytlhzer Cvmpany that 1S openly lllmitcd time so much substantial and ‘self, but a matter of formality so far with Beaver Board. Afew panels, neatly finished Lining avllar: ‘ l pose increased tariff on our potatoes, » . far reaching work was accomplished. as this Parliament is concerned. An with panel strips, make waste space useful Ea “““‘“"““"P°'¢h" which if enacted would ruin our potato industry Qther fertiL 1T1... dlsappomlmen, ,0 m. public‘ ‘attempt u, ,.,,,,,,. m, mane, o, “Lb to decorate. Varnish-sized surface saves a primiiig lr_§"°"°f““‘"‘ ' iand incidentally to the Press Gallery ‘es. in a modified form, although sup- coat‘ one 50?‘: 0f gwd Paint ¢°V¢Y5 COmPle-tely- Cgcgfainoglcsrgglfegduxannxgeftalzia?” lwrtfd by both leaders, wa5' voted F°l11"Ply laminated wood fibre construction makes Flaw’

irrer companies advocate this‘ increased tariff Place your order if possible on or before April 10th.

‘was ‘that so little noise was made ‘about it. It is not anything for ‘WlllCh the Government~coil claim

Remodeling old rooms Making new bathrooms Additions to old houaea Lining dairies and barns

Beaver Board lay flat, stay flat. Know the genuine . .‘

JlQV/ll by l1 largo majority. and it is by the red Beaver Trademark alirig each side.

probably the last we shall liear of it.

Write for Ric - ‘cl-edit, It ‘van rather (lire to a dis. Krne resolution of a west" u member s I 811st to lposltlon on the part of the mcmbers lithe “ranted to have proclaimed a ‘ FOR GREATER COMFORT l’, gggltgfizgs" .. lmemselves‘ Amongst the flccomxk ‘Canadian race was more or 1m ‘ IBnsulatc fl0_0l’S,_WlillS and roof_wlth Beaver Insulating ‘ Lining granarieo _ tlishnlents “.85 the defeat or me 0m qauglfid out or court Fancy making ‘ oardfiavmgslnfucl andrepalrsbalancethefirstcost- ' Garages ‘ with comfort as a cost-free dividend on your investment. l, Private oPfices in atorel and fac- I

‘or destroying a race by Act of Pal"- ‘llmeilt! A bill ivas passed oomppll. ‘ins nQVV-“llflpfirs to publish the num- cs of their owners. Taking all in all,

‘this “'88 a very creditable record for

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[for years. What nppearcd to looml Coming to the remaining work of

;up at the opening of the session as tile session, (lie government has only something formidable was a fightffour minor bills to put through.

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SUCCESSIUI Dairyman W85 by nature a farmer and when in the province if h} in the Mari- sgm-glng our, for hlm¢lg_ decided lm- times, and a look at the crcamery re-

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‘B! 5'18"!) pl-oven (arming w“ the only kind port demonstrated that this herd was, _ _ ______I‘n tht initial article of this series‘ m“ vmum my M. the time and giving their owners a good margin oi bclww‘ “W W" b"; railway systems However, the Budget debate is not by fl-lg write;- gavq a mo“ write up an energy requlsm w a successtux.fu_ prom on lmyestment‘ ‘In respect of cerizfn branch lilies lll any means near a conclusion. It is INSULATING ‘the Middle West in which it was al- .lil1d2l‘Si0Od that about l6 members, BQQRD Tlw Beaver Company. Limited, Tidal-old, 0m. "Vllwl"! Obllfifllibfl send me your illustrated bflflkn

One 01 0111‘ be?! breeders and I pur- “up Messrs Profit and Son are justly‘, . _ _ ' xlegod that the C. l‘. R. was nttempl- Jllcllidlilg a number from the Wcst, 5 m, u“ {cum Bum, an‘, any" Imuhfin‘ d.

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pose tn this article to give the readers roud of the success the have made of The Guardian a short sketch of one 01x22! tslfiitlielfn r132; at? 33335:: 51th their favorite breedyand I trust in": t‘) avaflic‘ N’ R‘ Erfimry‘ Tm? fish t; irsa; an‘; the grime Mini?‘ Nlme . . . . . . . . . , , _ , , ,,

of gl-lq loading gah-ymen of Prince _ h“ an others ma rm e - was sci 1.1. ‘.0‘.'."3‘.'(‘l'. y agrecincn I er an “ ‘o on. . B. ennett have _ _ ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "

County m the person of John N. gfgcxieazlifefhfhlelefaatlrtlllfllaljeeovil llvrtidhililxn lollovin in Stheir footstegs bznnmalzhittglbetaveen the cr-zzibanics iii all but one ‘yot to be. heard from. Both are be- l $535235 tlijfliiil‘ Irrltsficaiilz: ‘ 5m“ MR F‘ D - I D - D I mmmu" m.

Profltt o1 wlllodgrm‘ Freetown‘ has associated Wm‘ mm his so“ Auk the same measure c; Success as “mjllmlted held, in ilortii Saskatcliew-azi. iizzvcd to be compiling extensive data ‘ Boar-d, Us; ml, ¢oupom City . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Prince Edward 15lpn¢ 30m on a son‘ Another so“ Rev. Samuel B_ been achieved at wmowfumL ‘It was loft to the 111i .'ay Committee for the ‘purpose. When the Budge‘. Y pnwin“ ‘ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ ’ ‘ _ _ _ . ‘ _ _ I . _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ I ‘ ‘ . _ _ farm pear Kgnslngwn‘ My; pron“ ministers w the omen), Unwed c°n_ In conversant,“ with ML Prom‘ the lto decide. and the drcisioil was ‘ill ‘debate is over, probably about the . AAAAAAQQAQAAAQAQAQAQAQAQQQAAAQAQAAAAQ-sanssanpsmsnaaagnagnagggg » ' negation “n” asked u he would advise the, {ovor of the national rall\vo_j,'. Tne ‘end of next week, the estimates haw i ‘P-H- .‘ lcementing cf two companies in good- 1t’: be considered. and these usually ~

some gen yggf5 ago owner-s o; w“- ordinary farmer to take up the breed- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘

r lowfarm decided to develop a pure mg o; Pure med Stock and the an5.‘,,e,.‘\vi.l for the d:vc‘.ol~mcnt of new ter- bred herd of Holstelns, the initial was emphatically yes. but to be care- 1mm’ l“ “°"l“"_“ Cmlad“ purchase was the cow Mercena Jewell m1 about your foundation stoclliscarccly be overestimated in impor-

Vale who shortly after she came to Dlcli Out the best Blld l! your Dlllifitance‘ A confide instance is the ipurcliase jointly of the Edmonton.

‘occupy about a month. A resolution i

wasypnmd M m‘ amendment ‘o ‘he BZAVER BOARD, INSULATlNG BOARDS AND BESTWALL PLASTER

.‘ , Erules providing for the reference ofl For EH19 Ly ‘

lthc less important items to a select ‘ I

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We are taking live hogs daily, excepting Saturday, paying high. est market prices.

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’ Okotoks, Alberta, March 17, 1929. Messrs. Carter a 60., Ltd,

_ Beedsmen, Charlottetown.

“It seems strange to send all . this distance but while I lived on P. E. 1., 1 always got good sud at Carter's and thouaht I ; would try it again. Have been Q any twenty-one years and

always iet my turnip seed from ‘-

you, as no seed we ever bought

out here grew turnips with a

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Wlllowfarm presented her. owners with a heifer calf which was named Mercena Kelvin Vale a daughter of the noted sire Infirns of Kelvin Grove this heifer at maturity made the splendid R. O. P. record of 19506 pounds milk and 752.5 pounds butter in one year.

The first pure bred sire at Willow- farm was Prince of Lilac Lodge bred by Charles and George Godfrey, Wilt- shire. This bull was a son of Sir Rocker MacDonald and has two qualified daughters to his credit.

The second sire used was Paul Rocker Vale, bred by Howard Call- beck, Tryon, he being a son of Paul- ine Booker whose R. O. M. record ls a credit to both her and her owner she having milked over one hundred pounds milk per day.

The next male purchase by these enterprising breeders was Pietji Kirk Colanthua whose‘ sire King Kirk Colanthus was a son of the noted , Bunbury bull Patrick Francy Colan-

l thus who has ten recorded daughters

including Abegweit Mildred whose three year old R. O .P. ls 21203 pollilds milk and 851.25 pounds butter. Plctjys mother Elizabeth Pieljl has an R. O. M. of almost twenty three pounds butter in seven days and has ‘ just finished a. very creditable R. O. l P. record. This bull as well as his sire was bred by H. J. Kennedy and Sons. l‘ Southport, and he is now one of the herd sires at Bunbury Farm. The pre- sent herd sire at Willowfarm‘ is Kirk Rocharni 77793. who is a son of Pietji Kirk Coranthus and Rochann Cleo- patra Mercldes 96621 who has a re- cord of Performance of 15829 pounds milk and 718.75 pounds butter, she bred by D. B. Armstrong, Watertown, New York, and is indeed richly bred. _

This young bull has had a wonder- ful show record havlng led his class and was made Grand Champion at both Charlottetown and the Mari- time Winter Fair at Amherst. First and junior champion at Halifax. N- 5- Frederlcton. _Bt. John, N. B. and Ottawa at the latter show compe“ against the sons of the All American Bull Johanna Rag Apple Pabst and ' was also placed second at the Royal at Toronto, the winner in this class going all American champio .

With this wonderful show record and backed by such breeding Kirk Rocbarm should produce both winners at the shows and at the vall- The herd at Wlllowfarm comprise of some twenty head of registered

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qualified ln B. O. P.

Nine. . of Pletji Kirk Colanthus’ daughtors mlltO a pretty nice showing in this stable. the

~;- owners A ‘have captured the trophy given at Charlotte-

(ovm for four dairy calves of any recognised dairy breed with four daughter! of Plat-ll-

m lookfnl over this splendid herd

the writer-noted thatitwould be jun! t0 duplicated-hem Ill any 0M JUNO

is limited buy less and have them good as the time has arrived when type as well as production counts and if the breeder can combine these two he is assured of success. v

iDuilvagen and B. C. l'llll\‘r'3j.', which ‘taps Peace Rlvci‘ from-tho eastern side, the two conlpalfes playing fli- ty-flfty in ihe purchase, in all ex- ltcnslons. and in operation. They al- lso purchased the Alberta Gr:at “Int- icrways line, which ls the first. ap- lproach to the great lilacKciizie River lBasln. The Ruihvcy Committee dis- amend-

BIRDS OF PRINCE EDWARD IS-

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‘being submitted to a committee

of the whole Iiouse. The Prime Minls- ‘Phone

tors idea was that it would shorten ciscussion on many items having more or less only local interest, but ‘on that point there was strong diver- sion of opinion. In any event what- ‘ ever is done in committee does not ‘preclude the fullest discusion in the

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Beetlehead (270) Squatarola squat- ‘arola. 11in. Hind toe very small. Back wings and tall marked black and white. Top of head and nape while, face, threat and front of belly black. Migrant: with flocks of (272)--Mac- ‘Swain.

‘ ‘AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVEIL- (272) Cliaradrius dominicus. 10.5 in. No hind toe. Back and tail mottled with black and yellow. Belly almost entirely black. This and (270: resemble each othefin certain phas- es. but (270) has the feathers under the wings, nearest the body black, while in (272) they are gray. Common Autumn migrant. ‘

KILDEER 0R. KILDEER. PLOV- ER..--(273) Oxyechus voclferus, l0 iil. No hind toe. Rump and base of tail reddish-brown. Breast with two black bands crossing it. A daintliy pretty bird. Migrant: stays late (Baln)

SEMIPALMATED PLOVEIL- Ringneck. (274) Aegialltis seminal- mata. 7 in. Small web between bases of two outer toes. single black band across breast. Black line from bill to eye. Dark above, white below. Summer resident: few nest here (Bainn)

PIPING PLOVEK- (277) Aegia- litia meloda. ‘lin. Palcr above than (274) No black in front of eyes, but black bar across crown. Black patch on each side of breast. Summer resi- dent. common (Balm

TURNSTONE 0R. BRANT Blftll. --(283) Arenaria interpres. 9.7 Bill short and stout, appearing upturned from the upper- mandible being straight. Neck and breast pied blaik and white; below white, above ruddy Migrant? Not uncommon (Mac- swaln.) Perhaps two forms ‘herc (283) and 283-1)?

BRINGING UP FATHER

lmenis to the Railway Act regarding “There are several quite contentious ‘capital stock issues and subsidiaries ‘matters to be taken up. Owing to (coming within the Jurisdiction 0f ill? the recent stock market operations, Railway Commission, such as the ‘the proposed additional levy on mar- iBell Telephone Co. llr. E. W. Beat- kct transactions, if the present con- ity. Plirslcient of the CPR. persoll- fclition". should continue, the levy ally opposed the clause with refer- ‘would mean for themost part a levy lcnc; to the isrirs of clock, and onlosrss. The Finance Minister may ithat portion cf the Bill v::s dropped. ‘be’ prgvgilfd upon to hold his hand The adoption of a resolution calling ‘for this year ulitil the market becom- Ifor the transfer of ilatural resourcts les more stable. The Bill providing to the vrestei-n provinces without any 152,500,000 as reparations for the loss- rlTfltflCifbllS as to educational fight-S res of Canadian civilians in the war ‘cr anything also fallliig ivltliin the ‘i; ykoly to be strongly attack-ed as ljurlsdiclicn of the ilrflyillfifi l5 la!" lbalug inadequate, in view of the '.i'eaching in the extreme. This mat- findings of the Friell Commission. lter of natural resources had. becnl Pfagflcally all the rallwny lggjsla- llield up for several years caving to yon l,“ ggne [hrqugh the commit- safcauarclnc cf mfiiarity rights l“ lice but has to pass ‘the House and ‘regard to education, by Ml‘- Bfill?" ‘Senate. Ratlur unprofitable railways assa. Labcilc, tlirovlllli; a mfilllify in the Gaspe district, Quebec, and wrench into the works. There was ;ln New Brunswick are to be taken an important section of Pflrllflmeflllloveij by the Government and pres- .t‘.i.':t stood behind Bourassa in U115. lentcd as an unwanted gift to the ‘and tllc csovcrnment vxneeted to Canadian National Railways. Just I overcome political dllllcllllles by "l" lhow much discussion will arise out of lerencc to the courts. but the lcgis- i the 1-g,11\I_'a_',Y programme, as to the latizre of Alberta ivould llfll/B n01"! purchase of bid lines here and there. of it. and the tllwsllflll Wflilfilt Very cannot be anticipated. The Dunning much in the air. As a matinr ollomendment to the ‘Bell Telephone fact. the members of the cntire West ‘lglll for jncrellgg of capitalization, lwere opposed to it, and when Dr. Ed- i 'hicl1 was accepted by the Railway ‘n-ards moved the resolution in ques- Committee, namely to place themat- tion. the Government wisely erm~ . ter within the jurisdiction of tne scnted and it was passed unanimous- l Railway Conlmisslon to fix the cap- ly. thus elimination for all illne to 5 ital, with pow-er to investigate its re- édmfi Wllai Promised to be for ever a nations with subsidiary companies. thorn in the flesh of the body politic. l will be the subject or bitter attack M-icli cn all fours with this was tho, from certain quarters. The merits resolution to give western ivnter pow- of tlieopposition to the amendment ers to. the western provinces without lore moon the some a5 those involved further delay. This arose out of the in the President Beattyb objection to debate over the approval by the Do- l the Railway Commission saying what mlnlon Goran-lament of the lease of IlIICPCBSBS of capital were required for the-Seven Sisters water powers in expanding railway operations. The

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Co. as a monopoly. The objections will be that it’ is an unwarranted in- terference in private business, and for that reason it may be thrown out in tho Senate. , A bill of amendments to the Cozn- i panics Act, originating in the Senate ‘ has been given to the Upper House‘ for consideration before being sub-i mitted<to the Commons. It is a de- l licate and difficult task owing to the ‘ large and varied interests aflectecLl " 9 and is one which the elder statesmen i with more time at their disposal, are e l l ' pI-obably better qualified to deal with l it as a business proposition. There, ' ls a large programme of harbor im- provements to grapple with. Per- 1 haps the biggest fight of the session will be put in connection with thci administration of the grain Act. The l who: question is to be investigated at great length in the Agricultural committee. There are two main is- sues involved, the mixing of wheat.‘

Qnly the highest quafity’ of leaf tobacco, combined with the best ingredients are used in the manufactu- re of our chewing tobacco.