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AN E. B.EDDY PAPER PRODUCT

NORTH WILTSIIIRE “ZMS.

The rmonthiy meeting of the A. W. Auxiliary, was held at the home of the President. vlrs. Earle McRae, on August 10. The theme being. "FPNBly ye have received. freely give." Mrs. Reggie Clark, Leader. Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Organ- ist. Hymn 378. “Rise up. O men of God" was sung. followed by open- ing prayer. and Responsive reading led by Leader.

After each response, by members,

time vras given for silent pr-ayer.

The Resp. reading taken from the Missionary Monthly. was in line with the Theme, and appealed to all who have plenty. to share with

less fortunate. and closed with the following in unisiori; The King will answer them. "I t-eli you truly. in so far as ye did it. to one bf these brothers of mine even to

v tbc least of them. ye did it to me."

Prayer for suffering Humanity, all over the World. by Leader. and Lordb Prayer in unision. followed by singing of Hymn 380. “Where own the crowded ways of life". closed the Worship Service.

Tho President took charge; and minutes of previous meeting were read and. approved. Roll called nine members . one visitor present.

President referred to the recent passing of one member. Mrs. Wm. Clark had written to her daughter. She also referred to one member. Mm. Bruce MacDonald. being in

' hospital. Service had been held, also

Lha mission Band out door meeting held at the home of Mr. Howard ‘Balderstori. Friendship sec'y took no.

of abut in visits: '1 home. 4. hospital.

and 8 cards sent. Treas. report/ed quarterly money sent. to Presbyteriai

Jrreaa. and collection taken. Pres.

joined. that members bring talent money to next meeting. Supply Sec'y. said her bale not ﬁnished

_ packing.

Mrs. Wm. Clark gave a reading on Stewartship. The

and Asia." was road by Mrs. Moltrae, Mrs. Mc- Neill and Nlrs. Reggie Clark. Mrs. Aquilla Bowman invited the mem- ibers to her home for next meeting. The Leader then closed with the

_ ‘Closing Worhip from M.M. . y

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{BUTTER STOCKS NOT ' ABNORMALLY HIGH

Th Hon. E. Bertrand. acting Minister of Agriculture. has author'- lized the Agricultural Price; Support Board to release the following statement concerning the Govern- inent's Purchases of butter.

_The Dominion Bureau of Statis- tics has recently reported that butter storage stocks in Canada amounted to 56.6 million pounds on August l. Of this total the Dairy PrOdilCt! B06111 holding; amounted to 41 million pounds.

Although croamery butter stocks this year are slightly higher than- tiiose of a year ago. they are in line with avaragaholdings of the last five years. Last year's storage stocks at Almlst. l amounted to 4-5 million pounds. while the five-year average was 54.8 million pounds.

The accumulation of stocks 01f meamery butteir at this season of the year. On the other hand. two- thirds of the butter made in Canada is produced during the months o! May to September. Since production cutruns consump- tion in these months. it is neces- sary to store surplus production in order that butter may be available to meet the deficiency which always- occura in the winter months.

The only abnormal feature of present butter stocks in Canada ll that they are largely held by the dairy industry and the trade. The Government stocks of butter have been acquired through the oper- tion of the floor price program. Butter so purchased by the Gov- ernment i; widely distributed in cold storage plants across Canada and will be available for sale when current production falls below demand.

Butter held by the Board wu purchased in clrload lots on the basis of ca‘ cents Montreal and Toronto, 50 cents Charlottetown. Halifax and Saint John, 5'7 112 cents Vancouver. It is the intention of tho Government to sell this butter in car-load Jots as purchased but regraded out of storage. The sell- ing price during the present support period, which ends 0n|

March 3i, i950. will not be less

Britain Alarmed _ Over Big losses From Bovine TB

~ By Don Gilbert Canadian Press Staff Writer

IDNDON, Aug. ﬂ —(CP) —-’ While Britons got along on a ration of three pints a week. 200.610.0011 gnllorm of milk is lost every you through daily cattle discus.

The dairy industry's lethargy in tackling the scourge of bovine tub- erculosis and other disease is estim- ated to cost British farmers £80.- 000.000 i$120.000.000) a year.

Although an attested hard lcheme has been in operation fo: many years. only 18 per cent of British dairy animals have been certified free of tuberculosis.

The poor showing has brought demands for an intensified effort to prevent food losses u a result of anﬁrnal disease. Not only is the dairy situation bad. but huge amounts of carcass meat. and poultry are lost because of in- factions and infestations.

Denmark has given the lead in Europe in the fight against bovine tuberculosis. with 99 per cent of her dairy cattle attested free of the disease. In Britain. lack of financial inducement is cited as a reason why farmers donlt take the trouble to have their herds tested.

Cost AFnctm

‘fuberculin-iested milk at present. brings a premium of fourpence (seven cents) a gallon over the regular price. but to qualify for this farmers must be up to da-te in farm buildings and dairy equip- ment. And many dalrymen say they have no money for "cow palaces.“

So far Scotland has made the best showing in Britain. with 37.8 per cent for her dairy cows in at- tested herds. Wales follows with m6 per cent, England lagging with only 12 per cent certified free of disease.

The Ministry’ of Agriculture has been talking of a "comprehensive eradication schrme." but although it is several years since the pro- ject was broached nothing has come of it.

If a national scheme does come, it is believed it will start with the establishment of "clean" areas. af- ter the paitern of Canada's "ro- atricted area" plan. Movement iii- tc these “clcan" ‘areas of non-ai- tested cattle would be prohibited and animals inside the area react.- irig to the tuberculin test would be slaughtered.

GLEN VALLEY W.I.

The regular monthly meeting of the Glen Valley W.I. was held Aug.. 3rd. at the hone of Mrs. Norman MacDonald. The president-presid- ing. Meeting opened bry singing the Institute ode followed by repeating the Creed in unison. Nine members and four visitors answered Roll Cal-l by telling iii-here they would like to travel. Collection amounted to $1.04. Minutes of last meetinK were read. approved and signed. Correspondence was read. It was decided to have an 100 Oream Social in the school on August. the llth.

Sick committee for next month. Mrs. Vernon Gillis and Mrs. Kenneth MaoDcwel-l.

Program committee. Mm John Nicholson and Mrs. John Mad- ‘Le-nnian. Mrs. Leslie Mamowell. invited memb c to her home for next meeting. Roll call. my first teacher, and what I remember about her. Lunch committee. Mrs. Norman MacDonald and Mrs. Vernon Gillis.

Meeting closed by llnglng the National Anthem lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee in charge.

than coat plus storage charges. Full

detail; as to selling and distribu- tlon methods will be made public at. a later date.

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THE GUARDIAN. IN MEMORIAM

MI. EMMANUEL I‘. GAUDET

Then was widespread sorrow among the citizens of Wellington and the surrounding community when news was announced on May thirtieth that Mr. Emmanuel F- 5111561. of the mercantile firm o! Araenault 6: Gaudet. had pass- ed spway in the Prince catnip Hospital at the age of seventy.

The late Mr. Gaudet was born at Miscouchc April twenty-ﬁrst. 1379, the son of Joachim Gaudet and Emily LeClair. Having ac- quired his early education there. he matriculated to Prince of wile! (3011986 and was subseq- uently encased in teaching m» a brief period in the village of Wellington. He then attended Commercial College in Charlotte- town. after which he became as- sociated as accountant with the late Joseph F. Arsenaiilt. where his outstanding ability in ac- countancy soon became recognized in the commercial life of the com- munity. In the year 1906. Mr. Gaudet became the business part- ner of the late Fidele T. Arsen- ault in the favourably known and prosperous ﬁrm of Arsenault 8r Gaudet Limited of Wellington. The combined endeavours and in- born talents of the members of this old-established partnership. coupled with their mutual regard and consideration. have been it: invaluable guarantee of success.

As a public-spirited citizen, Mr. C-audet had few equals. His posit- ion in the community, nver a long period of years. brought him in contact with countless farmers. ﬁshermen and consumers who in- variably beneﬁted from his ad- vice.

The community of Wellington ls the poorer for having lost a citizen in whom were embodied the finest characteristics of a Catholic gentleman; he will be greatly missed in his home. where he was always the cheerful and devoted husband and father.

The late Mr. Gaudet is survived by his sorrowing widow. the for- mer Mannie Cormier of Sackville. NB. and the following daughters. all of Wellington: Mrs. Doctor R. A. Reid (Bernice). Mrs. Clifford Gaudet (Fausiinai. and Miss Yvonne at home. Left also to mourn are three brothers and hnc sister: John P. Gaudet of Rich- mond; Joachim of Lynn. Mass: Germain of Quincy. Mass; and Mrs. Mary DesRoches of Mis- couche.

The funeral. which was attend- ed by a vasbcortege. was held from his late residence to the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception where Solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by the Pastor. Reverend Leonard Mac- Donald. with Reverend Richard Ellsworth as Deacon and the Rev- erend Nauire Poirier as Sub- Deacon. Reverend Charles Gal- lant was master cf ceremonies.

Seated also in the sanctuary were the Reverend! Martin Mon- aghan and John Kelly of Mis- couche, Jean I‘. Buote of Mont

OUT MORE: DIRT

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CHARLOTTETOWN

, . Carmel. M. J. Rooney of Bloom- field. Clarence Pitre of Rultico, and Urban Gilli: of Vernon River. his former Pastor,

The honorary pallbelrerl warn Messrs. J. H. Blanchard, A. J. Polrler, J. B. Dalton. Emile J. Ar- senault. Eusebe Bernard and J. Wilfrid Arlenlult. MJ... A. The active pallbearers. present and former of the firm to which the deceased belonged, were Messrs. Howard Barlow. Arcade J. Arsen- ault. Tlimon A. Arsenault, Ed- mund C. Arlenlult and Michael LeClllr. The interment took place in the cemetery adjoining the church.

a ascono BREAKING

MAE!!! Mrl. ll. I‘. Gaudet and Yvonne.

(l0).

Dr. and Mrs. Reid and family t5). Mr. and Mrl. Cliﬂord Gaudet

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gaudet.

Erma Gaudof.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Connolly.

and Mrs. Allen wedlock. . and Mrs. John Walsh. . and Mrs. Wilfred Perry and Gaudet. and Mrs. Benin! Glurjei. and Mn. J. S. DesRcchcs. . and MrsjEai-l Hickey.

_ Mr. and Mn. Roy Sllliphantlld family.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonny Desfloches.

Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Arsenault and family.

Mr. and Mrs. George McMahon.

Prof. and Mrs. Henri Blanchard.

Staff of Arscnauit d: Gaudet Ltd.

Mr. and Mrs. Willi-ed E. Arsen- ault.

Mr. Jack Doyle.

Mr. Joseph F. Gaudet.

Hon. J. Wilfred Arsenault.

Irene and Auldine Agsenault.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Steele.

Mrs. Wilfred Gaudet.

Mrs. Mary A. DesRocl-ial family. i

Mr. and. Mrl. A. J. Poirlcr.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold l-lestis and Lucy Gallant. I

Mr. J. B. Gaudef. and family.

Misses Francis Perry and Kay Herr-ell.

Miss Andrea Dalton.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gaudet.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gallant

Summerside Branch Knights of Columbus (2).

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gallant. Mrs. Alec Glllant.

Mr. and Mrs. Arcade J. Arsen- cult.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gaudat. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gallant. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant and Roma.

Mr. and Mrs. Lcurier Peters sud Maria Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pciriar and family.

Mr. and Mrl. and family.

Mr. and Mra. Emile J. Arsen- ault. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Le- Clair.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Richard.

Mr. and Mrs. l". A. Deslloches and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cameron.

Mr. John F: Arreriault.

Mr. and Mrs. Glorice Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Arsenault.

. and Mrs. J. P. MacMillan. . and Mrs. Desmond Gaudet. and Mrs. J. E. Dliiﬂli- and Mrs. C. F. Gallant. . and Mrs. J. P. Hogan.

Mrs. Abram Peters.

Mr. and Mra. Philias Gludet.

Justice A. E. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wedge.

Mr. and Mri. Lecnce Arscnauit.

Mr. and Mrs Ernest Mnlcnscn.

.1. s. M. Murphy Ltd-

Mr. John Rowe.

Mr. Philip A. Arsenauli.

Misc Laurenda Gallant.

Mr. Clarence Plneau.

Mrl. Alice Farrell (5).

Misc Jacqueline Arseriault.

SYMPATHI CAR-DI I LITIERS

Hon. J. Watson MacNnughL Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bell.

Percy W. Turner.

B. T. Holman Ltd.

Mrs. Helen Dunbar.

Jack MncLsod.

Mr. and Mrl. Emmanuel Perry. Mr. and Mrl. George McMahon. Brig. John H. Price, 0. B. 8..

M. C. Paul Perry. Dr. and Mrl. Mark Delaney and family.

A. E. Tomllnl.

Dick McMahon.

Wendell E. Stewart.

Mr. and Mrll Stewart Scrimeg-

our. Louin Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Arson ault. Mr. and Mrl. Joachim Gaudei and family. ‘ Mrs. Samuel Barlow and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Landry. Mayor and Mrs. B. Earle‘_M|c- Donald and BeryL

A. G. Dcthe.

C. J. Gallant.

Jack Randy.

Mrs. Ella Rolerl.

Clam Wight.

Esther Doucette.

Mn. A. A. Colgrova.

Mr. and Mrs. Bull McQuaid. Mr. Ind Mrl Charlie Clhiil. Mr. and Mrl Glﬂﬂllﬂ Gcudef. Mr. and Mu. Henry Palace. Rev. L. J. Ayerl.

Lois Barlow. '

Phyllis Duke.

Norma MlcPhlil.

Mr. and Mrl. Bob Dickey.

‘ " ichollon.

Mrs. Margaret L. Boulum. Vcrno Arlenlult.

Mr. and Mrl. Enlor Bownesl. l J.‘ C. Montgomery.

Mrs. Mark Arunsult.

Mary Harrell.

Dr. and Mrs. A. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Albort Nlchollon. Catholic Woman‘! League. Mrs. luluiia Arunlult. Inn-ciao Arunlull.

‘so complete.

daily.

and

Faustin Richard

Cordelia 'Arsenault.

Mrs. Rosin Cormier and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert LcClair. Mu. Alice Farrell. - Mrs. Mary IL Ayers.

Mrl. John T. Ayers. ~ Mr. Ind Mn. Arthur Peters an

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Siatdr Melville.

Mrl. George Morrison.

" Mr. and Mn. John J. McNeill. Hen-nine Desllcches.

\ lrmrrmir. concurri-

llr. and Mu. Emile Amnault. Hr.» Philip Arlsnlult. Mr. and In. Hoary Pallet.

"DIAL ‘IIIBITIII LB.’ f. Gcudct‘ and family v and XII. J. P. Gilli“ Ind

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SALE

The wise shopper is making hcr scl- cction while prices are so low: stocks

Now Shipments of Fur Coats arriving

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Yea we have sold more fur coats daring this great August Sale of fun than ever before. The“ reason! lt’| easy to socwhon you visit our fur. salon. Prices are the lowest they have been nlnco 1989. The ltylaa are more flattering than over, tho range of furl and lilac greater. No wonder more furs are being bought during this great Illa.

ﬁnest MUSKI-AT BACK COIN

for u little u Ian $1M. aver Int y

price.

PIIIIAN LAMB COAT!

New shipment of 20 coats lava 8100. over 1M8. From.......

‘IA!’ RABBIT COATS The outstanding buy of the year

_ 425.00 195.00

MOUTON LAMB COAT!

Blylllh. good wearing. An all pllrfwlc coal .............. ....

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Mr. and Mrl. Joachim and fam-

y. glark Fruit Co. Ltd, . . A. M Lolll B . due“ nip-cc n uilding Pro Bolrdof Tnuhu P. C. H I. T. Holman Ltd. and Sgcllllut 3!"! Maclldillan. Inland Travollc a Ann. Mllrl Hardware Co. Ltd. Gcorll W. Foster. _ Bwru Mcikla.

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George Dolloicf Cnlixtc Jaillct and family. Mr. pad Mn. Euclid Arumult.

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OTTAWA, All]. 34 - (C?) 4 When baby roaches the II! three, the Dominion health M14 welfare dopartment nyn. it's "n" minke him to the dentist.

By thil time m. has all 2o of h" "baby" or foundation teeth WW" IIQ important to him both 1°‘ hclltliy pawns and romrrvlrﬂ“

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