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LGLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS r

_ . per line pu- lay. lo pa! line per I17 lu 8 {an I! ""- 5! NI line per an In l lays o: over. Con: I words m n IIIO» Groups of ll lguxeu. lnltlol count u one weld. lI subcut- dlloounu out. Allies; forms pan of ad. and nut IQ will IOI- Uleolnl lee use ROI-l ad. 18o In uni

words to: on week. lltunflon Waited. lite-hr seven word: pol W“; .

A it of any teain l“ PACKETSLONLY

MYWRQQVQOOOO

The driijirriil tar-r...

SHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

Greyiea rooms Thin-eds Everybody welcome.

RESERVE TUESDAY. Muir. 6th

baud. n]! for a quarter.

on the ice at the Airens on Tues day, March 6th. ‘ full of action and a

wards.

CHLATHAM TEAM H ER-Er-The

teem ariiived 'o’n the late train 1118i night and are registered at the Victoria Hotel. ‘ .

for tho West Kent Arena “Pussdav. Mar, 6th. A good programme and skate with bands.

Tlllllbles-rlllfilly testimonials could

A Agents Wanted Miscellaneous

fivciency of D1‘. Thomas Electric Oil in correcting disorders of the

Til/ANTED LIVE AGENTS FOR Watkins 150 products. Dir-sag l0 consumer. Write The J, R,

veyor. Harmony Jet.

land, with ‘buildings. on Union R0110. 3% miles from Charlotte-

agc 3 years. Weight about 1700 lbs. Jticob Corney, Green Bay.

a7,“ 1.0 Messrs. fl‘red'k Huth and C0

64 Park Street.

FOR SALE-JJNE BEAUTIFUL Aluminium Communion Service. Individual 36 glasses. Good as now. Wiiilanisons Auction Rooms, Cor. Kent and Gt. George Sis. ll893-27-3i

classified catalogue

cor-ding

FOR SALE-JINE LOBSTER “Suhdry Foxes".

boat, with 4 horse power imper- ini ‘engine, boat fished two "springs. Good size, for shore fishing. Lloyd Cox, Morell. 11896-27421

I your business. ance either to Agent 1128

FARM 0R BALE-ONE OF THE fines: in Kings County 190 acres in all over 100 acres clear 811d °l splendid quality. balance nearly covered with fine hardwood 300d buildings, sea manure available Apipiy to Mrs. Edith ilyndman, St. Peters Bay. 11732-14-101

citing Agent for Canada, Sum merside. P. E. island

Situations Vacant

s SE-EL HOUSEHOLD NECES sities; Greatest imaginable de

FOITVSALE-VIOTOR srsneor- iicnn. good for large auditorium or hall. 600 volt Electric Bulb, adjustable to gas us well n5

comfortable rooms at reasonabl

Myers and Ben]. A Wentlierblehs rates‘ 187 Rrince st‘

Mt. Albion, n buffalo. Fl-illlfl‘

plwsc leave at W. .1. McEach-

eru or the owner B. A. Weather- h|e_ 22-6l

der. Frank McKay. ty.

LOST.—A LETTER ADDRESSED to John N. McPhee, lfnirvlew, Lot 65. mulled ut Charlottetown. Jan. 31st, and has not reached its destination.‘ As ‘this is an important letter, will the finder communicate at once with Mr.‘ McPhee. or his "solicitors. ‘Palmer &-‘Pillm0l‘?

East Royal

B. Chapman. Northport. N.S.

~L08T--ABOU‘T A MONTH AGO leather bound, prayer book be- -'tween St. Duristans CathcIi-nl and Zion chuurcb. ‘Finder please lcuve at this office and receive reward. - '

l. "Male ‘ Help ‘Wanted

MALE HELP WAflTEDE-MAKE Mmiey fit hOmB $15.00 t0 $60.00 Pill“ Flieellly for our spnro tint- writing showcardvd for us. Nor Clllwflfislfls- We instruct lllVll "Dilly you with work. \vv-.~=i-' Angus Srowcnrd Service 103. Cllllwfne Bids. Throat». '

' II-ZZ-(ltf

isfactory.

inerside 11615 5 mwftr

RAW FURS WANTED. I

and all kinds of other small furs m highest market prices. All lots lieid separate and returned if our prices iire not satisfactory. Ship at once to E. H. Rayner. Summerside. I’. E. ii. “The ls- iuuiVs Big Fur‘ House.”

rji-emier icing w“ ' ' - Has Grippe

pcitcd this morning to have 98-95" cd a good night and it is llmllllbll?

'KlY‘ir Who is conflnsidto his house

Severe Kidney Trouble

DP- Kidney-driver Pills.

r. J..-

mo. A. McDONALD, LAND sun- 11716-15-1mth.

walkl" C0» 379 CPI-lg St. West ‘Montreal. v COUR$E FOR NURSING ATTEN ——— danis. — The Robert B Bris- For Sale ham Hospital of 12s Parker Hill Avenue. Boston, M855. 11D- FQR $A|_E__50 ACRES OF GOOD nounce the reorganizing of its

Training School for Nursing At- tendants beginning April 1. 1923

ii SILVER FOX PELTS~SEl1d them

Southwark, S. E. 1., London, England, for the ‘Spring Sale. You benefit by 01"‘ in which buyers may readily locate the various classes of pelts in which they are interested. Foxes val- ued under $40.00 are bundled ac- to value and sold as We are giv- ing our best service; we want ' Send notices of shipments and value for lusnr- W. H. Bennet, Broadway, New York or to E. H. Rayner, Soil-

..11ti14 5 mwf t1

mood; have business of your I Own. make five dam,“ up daflyrll-oairo lo investigate the recurrcn capital or experience uuueces- "If"

sury. Gnrretsou, Limited, Brant-fl-JH

27-31

WANTED—~A TOULOUBE can: si i

WANTED.-—SEVERAL SCHOON ers of 500-lbs. to ZOOO-fbs. capac- ity to deliver early herring from Magdallne Islands to Northport and Pngwash, N.S. Apply -to L.

11876-2641

_ ‘runs WANTED - 1 am buying for cash Silver Foxes, Crosses and Reds and all kinds of small rurs at market prices. All goods urs held separate and are rc- tnrned if our prices are not sat- E. H. Rayner, Sum-

WILL buy for cash two hundred Silver Fox Pelts, also Red and Cross

11881-21-wfm6i.

.wi.tii an attack of SPlPDB W" 1'9‘

that l-e will be well enough to ‘siicrii: subsgdyl diéglich. even sup‘ ___ v , q-l-TAWA‘ Feb .27 __premierllle:l;ls the House wi/thln a few _> r ,l i a mt d.

respiratory processes, but the best testimonial is experience and the Oil is recommended to all who suffer from these disorders with lhs cemainLv thatthe-y will find relief. it will allay inflammation in the bronchial tulbes.

Moosejaw Election , 0n April 8th

. _ - For full information apply to ,_ll tile superintendent 21 1 m- OTTAWA Feb 27 Writs h“ ‘ . mu . 4. . —- e FOR SALE-slloll-l-HORN BUl-l-i been issued for the bye election on

April tenth to fill the vacancy caused by the nix-seating of R. M. Johnson, Mooeejaw. because of ex- penditures in cfection.

N0 Need 0f , Fuel Committee For Ganada

0'I"I‘.AWA, Feb 27—The govern- ment feels tiiiat no good Durimfle would be served by appointing u special committee of the House to consider Canadifsi fuel "problem with a. view to the adoption of u National and British coal policy for Camilla.

Toronto, in the House today in answer ‘to placed on tile order paper.

had created the

ls-fac-tcry furel situation and a solution .-

Electrlc Lbshfi-I 919-91‘ cl" Emmi‘; 1on1, one, 20-121 if funds were provided _ as pro- H ‘E%P1'%%j ?§i:a¥filg% g: _ .. posed in .t.i_ie estimates for ‘the com. r. .n nu . . “Siesluns, 0 e 115.193.57.31 , __ . {lllitfdlllil-C‘ various investigations ._ ._ r0 LET-TWO OFFICES nexrhfwigigraufée .. ,i t. to American Consulate wel ‘ "7' r ‘W Lo“ lighted and heated. Anny azihmnvpnien e TH g - - - . 118-254: ‘ - -‘ v s i1 s n LOST-COLLIE PUP. FINDER T“° M8“ l“ --frequemly recurring unsatisfactory’ please return to 100 Brighton . wanted ‘fuel situation. ‘ ' ltoad and receive reward. 3i ‘ " 'r'£>'§F*I.Eri/'J£'r~ DANIEL WANTED -- FEW aoanoens‘

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iNo-rt-h Ireland , Parliament Opens

BELFAST, Feb 27—'i‘he parlia- ment of Northern Ireland was _ opened by ‘the iDuke of Aberdeen new governor. with ceremony sim- llarwo that of the British P811113.-

i

mient. , Soldiers lined the crowded thor- oughfares. »

Reciprocity in Income Taxes

WASHiiNGiTQM Feb 27-— 'I'-.he iiousc today passed and sent to i-he Sinai»: the bill providing for income tax ueciJ-rocity with Can- ‘Jdiil- The hill ‘Would amend the United iStateirr-evenue laws and llllpQot on Canadians llvlitg in (‘undo and working in the United Sta-tea lllC_S2llI1.6 income tax that (Inna-in HTDOQB- on citizen-s of the United iSiates living in the United State's but crosslu-g the in erna. ticuni boundary‘ fine for work,

The House also passed the Port. er resolution requesting President Harding to negotiate with world svvfirlmleiil-S l0!‘ a irestriction in the production of the shim“, poppv and cocaine. The resold. ticn \\'3‘3_ sent to the Senate bu; but the Senate failed to reach g vote on the motion recommitt the

Sets New Record For 5,000Meters on Indoor Traci;

NEW YORK, Feb. 27. —W||1ie Rlioln, Finnish-American Club long distance star. established a new world's record of 15_ minutes, 1. 1-5 seconds for the 6fl00 meters 1g. door run at the Brooklyn Evening

HQLSTEIIN‘ BANQUET Rose and y evening. 2i

for West Kent night ot the Arena. iMhticihi, "Ice-races and skate with

SEE THE -WEST KENT BOYS

A inrograrmme skate after-

s of the ‘Chatham hockey

ENCOURAGE sport among ouir boys by buying a. couple of tickets night at the

::.A Corrector of Pulmonary

be presented showing the great ef-

., - 1haps not. govemmeut u wasngfifiinruréglégidown inferior cream iron’. a desire

tiilOi to offend ipatrcns. Mr. Keefe believed every patron should have 1:‘. tank where he could cool cream ‘before sending to the ‘factory. Mr.

f, I eque. mm m? possible to prevent a factory from

paying extra high prices in lother i'uctory's district. .Mr. McGre- gor said ‘the creameries and dairy association should endeavor to eli- minate this kind of_ competition. lMr. Pooley, Tryon, described the method he used preparing cream for ithe factories. paid, ,even 5 per cent, will soon induce |iarmers to‘ send -the best quality

IE. in conciu

I tories.

Provincial Act, said the new

Mr.

each

i

I

A difference in

rather than the

Mr. W. J. iReid, 0t’ the Depart- ment of Agriculture, who had been appointed to look into the uiatter of cooperative dairying and buying next addressed the meeting.

biggest mistake

tory and the

duct ls the

shipped the full

ll-igh School games lest my“ The old mark rt? 15.05 ‘4-5 was held by George Bnhag.

Phil Rudolph . . Again in Trouble

uosrox. ‘Ff-b. I'm-mud Aura been of Toronto delelted Victories of Boston. 2 to 1 here last night in the ruglisst game of hockey thld season in the first period Rud- olph, of Victorian; drunk Dilu- more, of the ‘fofoiito team

I

p i; .-

Lumber

‘sion 1 wish to thank all who have in any way lwllwd to make my work of instruction bene- ficial. Let every branch co0l>eraite in greater efficiency during 1923.

A discussion followed Inspector Morrow’s report, upon the pasiiue - lzation of whey as a method of im- proving the flavor of cheese. Morrow said this is being done with great benefit to the product in Ontario. Mr. Wesley Keefe and Mr. Barr, chief of the Dairy Divi- sion Ottawa, and others continued the discussion, taking up the ques- tion as to the best way of secur- ing high quality cream for the fac- Mr Barr maintained the question was one of paying the price and of rejecting everything but the best. The fault of Island cheese generally is the undesirable flavor. It is a little too stronB 11nd heavy. The problem oi local dairy- mcn. is to eliminate this defect and we should not ‘be satisfied un- til we have 75 per cent of our pro- duct up to the highest standard. The necessary grading 0f cream for factory production was brought up, Hon. Mr. Len pointing out that this was required according to the ewiir legislation worked out satisfactorily at New Perth and lie believed it a great pity this law was not enforced in every factory. The advisability of taking in cream containing as low as 20 percent butter fat was agreed pro and con.‘

Lea maintained the standard should not go below 25 per cent. Mr. W. P. iMcNeill, 0'Leary, s in his factory there had been no lneed to enforce the low a-s the cream standard was good. Mr. Wm McGregor, Lot 16, stressed the de- Tma mmmnation was given tmslrirblllty of assigning territory to‘ i 1‘. L. ‘Church, Conservative, Northifzilecf czfgggzifolfigrylplgffif m; . - .wlth this. The cheese maker, mak- d series or ““°‘“-}.’§§iirfg cheese by the hundred, is per,

‘ ready enough

lMr. J. A.

‘Lea said where ‘there was zrcheesel 1g gs 1 . ,_. . t b iiactory and butter factory lumdy n I c" ‘lea u“ 0am ‘vouldl _ other ‘it would be bard to w M) “mung salusmctary prevent a man ‘taking his milk to ‘m. anthracite Goa-l and one after having ‘been turned down [to Suggest “mung m alleviate the at the other. lMr. Wm. ‘Caibeck. Bedi

asked whether it would lliel

successfully

the price

second best.

last yenr was

not getting into the market early enough for supplies. Prices were found with regard to cheese boxes and the Springton Lumber Com- Dflny was given a contract. Deliv- ery aud quality were not satisfac- Company blames the lateness of the order i'or the trouble. With regard to c0- operative selling oi‘ cheese ihc Unit ed Dairymen's Co-operniilve Co.. established in Montreal in 1920 has been doing a. reliable business for a great many cheese factories throughout Canada. They point out that the great defect in lslnnd pro- “off-flavor" There should ibe no reason why the product could not be madeihe best in the Dominion. has been practically eliminated in some factories here and the only discernable‘ difference in manufac- ture was that these factories had cleaner milk. The one factory that make paid the highest price and secured the best price of 28% cents. The matter of buying next summer's supplies Mr. Reid suggested should be taken up by the directors as soon as possible.

Mr. D. M. McDonald, Manager of the Springton Lumber Company, said he had expectel some critic- ism in regard to last year's deliv- ery of boxes. The contract had

season's

v This course

will ibe given.

like

O

n turn

The

cheese.

This off-flavor

Daiililllill Met Yesterday

(Continued from Page One.)

Technical School. should be a great help to your: men who are learning the business and to those who wish to lssrn. We will also put on the regular dairy course for] cheese and butter makers at the, cont-lu- sion of the other. '

We will also have Olllfimglllar spring show of cheese "and butter for which prizes Tbs judging will be done by _souie of the Dominion staff. We should ‘have every cheese and butter ma- ker present. Ws would have our milk producers, whole- sale dealers, and any others who may ibe interested attend this meet J .

ilny

boxes. from factories direct.

done.

l0

if carried out the principles hound to succeed“

will help this. in butter manufa

iilr.

Without quality we are more

Mr. McKay explained ‘that

Jilly. ibutter was not moving

cause the factory people the money, and because the butte

k090i. The Cape Breton creamerie

in on the market was to again cu

aid

we will continue to have

The BDeaker was pleased fa start in

ienforce the law too soon. {the movement has popular ; pressed upon daA-rymen iferlor grades that th

unti become

a.“ _

Scotia creamerles to grade supplies. A .few plants |but ‘those who carried th

person could

in over the province.

speaker did not think this advis

when a special grade for cold stor age was wanted it would certain

would ensure special.

that market without

struotlon at North Sydney.

location was of less that

brought into “the business

future ahead. (AWlli-IAQ-l Hon. W

of. Agriculture, roforrlaa’ to

‘min dilly,‘ hdand ‘ If: 00 him-data: tilerlrechnloal School. "A vote of than. moved by Ml‘- John mun. vii. mil recoil“ 4n i»- m. o. . ‘urixviirle W

siting ma". ldiournmont was (lid: ‘mule nflfll 7.80 D. m.

nvuuiuo sllsioi!

One pill - t... lisp. i. us. an one‘, ,,, nnugji,“ gram: fight rei ma Police . . - ‘i i‘ ~ ~ ~ . l ii I 0i ‘< ‘. '~ 6 m. m. was» .. - r ~ t “ '~ 5&2. ‘ll-twain’ mun "lldafiilri? $1; of o:

Dairy tfwlllolhfitlawa, who first took occalicu to pay tribute l0

been given very lute. On May 15. he had to iput men into the Woods “l0 set green lumber to complete ‘he lillillily of boxes. The boxes re- cuire heavy lumber of good quality. The iimper- time for making the... is the month of March. already the elllllimny have contracts for 18.000 I The umber for the heads should be cut three weeks or a month ahead, and ‘"1 early order permits this to ibe

Mr- W. A. iMcKay, Superintend- el" °l Dfllfylllg for Nova Scotla. next addressed the meeting on the Progress of cream grading in Nova Scotia. The cooperation in dairy. in: spirit he said, prevails here more so than in Nova Scotia, and are

He had llstsnded with interest lo the discussions which had taken ‘Plne- ‘Emphasis should be placed 0n quality and closer cooperation between the Maritime Provinces

lure and to s. less extent in cheese manufacture. the big output is made when the price 1s the low- est. This unornlng in Halifax but- ter rose to 55 cts. 6 months ago wlienbutter was being made ex- tensively it was 34-—35 cts. rlf how- ever, we have the right quality we will be able to carry it better uu- iil the rbetter prices come along. or less at the mercy of the market. three government creameries were oper- ated in Cape Breton. The price was set at Truro. Last summer. in on the market and S00 packages were possible. Grading will not. be done. accumulated in the three creamer- ies. because P. E. island and West- ern Ontario butter could be had Chen-per. This was sold cheap ibe- needed

was of the quality that would not

were making practically the same quality. and the only way to get

the price. This Mr. McKay could not very well do_a.s he was Super- intendent of dairying for Neva Scotia and what would dalrymen "BY t0 that? dnstead it was sitored, 903 boxes were placed in cold stor . use in Sydney. As the quality m, not the» best it was necessary to take a price below the market. Tllli Proves that unless we get qllillily with cold storage facilities trouble. This is the benefit of cream grad.

thatiiocal cheese as possible. this direction was being Jnade here. But neither in this pro- irince nor in Nova Scotis has the Jaw regulating cream grading been jeniorced. it would not do to rigidly:

mcheese has liailen greatly since the °“°- He had llilwever- lm- bars are‘ out of ebuslness. Qellllllw lil- rhccse stored in Montreal would ey were law breakers. Another reason for non ,enforcomem of the law was the‘ idifflcuit of procuring a man with- tlie experience and tact necessaryl ‘to act as a cream grading inspec- tor. Au endeavor, largely success. iui. was made to ‘induce the Nova l-llell‘ year, for export purposes. Mr. objected, 9 "stem sail. iout last season are the most en- mlthusiastic for continuing the grad-

ing. The standards decided upon at a meeting of creamery representa- tives were practicaily the same as, here-three grades being named. A flat standard was not thought nec- essary as it was argued that no successfully send cream under 20 per cent ibutterfat, as it would not irsep. Mr. McKay gave particular instances of suc- cessful grading in Cape Breton fsc tories. and the same was true all

’The question hud come up as to the desirability of churning the different griules separately. The

able in the ordinary case. although

ly help in keeping the butter long- er. But the quality could be maln- iialued very satisfactory simply iby‘ sticking to cream grading at dsllv-, ery. Two cents difference was mode between the special and first qualities, and three cents ibetween firsts and seconds. With reason- able care first quaillty cream could be supplied and a little extra care

it was hoped in ‘Cape Breton at some time to be able to supply looking

-t nt ith is a ggflz-igagslggmd ‘zlnailrlltgtiethsrefu: good m! ‘Warhead 9x13911595- 5l5° 111835 storage iplant is now under con- l“! ll llllllcull l° “i939 Mum's

M ' Mo,‘ , 0,, 1",“), can"... the amount of milk ‘:0 lbs heuledz‘ mhtred thtlggrgvémc upon mnmnmtherefore. resolved that this Asso- a three months. dairy“; amnmcialilon through its directors pre- imd he wished it every success. Tmm h” h“ advoumd a, m, mo. each creemery for their signature per place for a Mufti-me Dairy School hut now that the matter seems to have-‘beeu dwnlwd 11B asked why it could not be possible to have such aisohoal here. The importance the establishment of the school. The work is constantly be- coming more technical and l-f the boat kind of you!!! m" "'9 n° be ‘ they must be shown that they have a