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increase of 43 per can‘. in fat production was made in the herd of D. A. Buss, Hubbard county, 1 Vlinnesota, in four years. Mr. Buss and two of his neighbors, Edward Hammer and R. S. Schnfer 6c Sons each bought good bulls several years ago. They were of excellent breed- ng and quality. The bulls were of ‘iigh producing ancestry nlld the zhree neighbors bought them with izhe intention of exchanging sires vhen such action became neces- ' iary.

At the beginning of the agree- rient the Buss herd averaged 280 JOlmdS of fat. In four veers it was 102 pounds. Most of this increase , was a result of the greater fat pro- “luctlon of the bull's daughters over iihat of their dams.

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HER. VIEWS ABE ANCIENT AND MODERN LONDON. Aux. 3.—(C.P.)-Mi.ss Amy Johnson's sentiments, on mar- rlage as she has given them to the London Press, are a curious mix- ture of ancient and modern. While glad she has found “a man whom she can look up to," she declares that she does not intend to cook for him, or “hamper his career in any way.’ Nor does she expect him to hamper hers. "I live for flying," she told one _ "So does ha. marriage will bo ideal. We respect individuality too much ever to seek to cramp each others career. Do- mesticity has no delights for me. Neither does Jimmy prospect of a fireside and slipper We are both restless I hate cooking

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WESTERN GUARDIAN .-..,.. -nn'lon'rl rssroau. CHARGE-Services Sunday, Aug. ‘l, Mai-gate. ll an; Clifton, 3 pm; Hill RIVCI‘, 730 P-lll.

was hold at the homrof his m1. irolviu r. Mum: of ‘st. nlomorl. on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Morton of Creenmount Christian Church, conducted the servlw. which was largely attended. Inter- ment was in the People's Osmot- u-y at Summernidc. The P61159991‘! mo‘ Messrs. ammo conmk. 1m- ry Harvey, Archie Linklottor. cool-go McGongan, George Jelly and l". W. Cannon. B.

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July 24, I982 Dou- Sir-It idiom me mud: ploannctobonblotoilvoﬂllﬂill little moms 1o uio Ihrador. toi- I m more than grateful M‘ l"

Canada. Rev. I... P. Archibald, min- ister. Services for Sunday, Auillit 'lth: Bedoque, 7.80 pm. The mem- DQIIOIKIDIEGWI-IGII.Q.L.WIHI members of sister lodges will pra- sdo to the service. The minister, Rev. L. P. Archibald, will preach the sermon, and a special offering

tsrest to many friends in this Prov- ince will be the news that o little son arrived at the home of Dr. J. Garth and Mrs. Tombs of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, on July 28th. Dr. Toombs was formerly of Mount Stewart and Mrs. ‘Iloombﬂ l8 $119 daughter of Dr. A. W. Leard and Mrs. Leard of Sumnierside. Mrs.

wond rﬁil relief I have cIPQPlBMM- Twp, yggfg ggo I BUHOTEG bﬂﬂlbv from neuritis, and had been in that condition 101’ about c ww- The l!" m, m,“ or my suffering, previous to using the Fhrador, was W1‘! mm. Other . odles faili!!! W hdp, I decided to try thoyhrador.

will be taken for the Protestant Orphanage. There will be service in Bordon Community Hall at B p.m., conducted by Mr. A. S. MacKay of Sumlnerside.

—Ml!l NIWSOME ADDRESS- ES W. M. S.—'I'hc ladies of the W. M. S. of Trinity United Church. Summer ide, were favoured on I esday afternoon at their regular monthly meeting with an interest- ing talk from Miss Newsome, for- merly of Charlottetown, but who has been for some time in Toronto and Montreal working among the on August 17 commencing at 1o

various missions. She save I W? a.m. It was decided that no prizes clear description of the work w- will be offered this year ioi- these riod on at Clearlnont, the Italian mamhem q-he two matches aeciqeg M15510"- ﬂlld m‘! Church °T A11 NE‘ upon will constitute 10 shots either tions at Toronto. Also the work of a; 20° or 39g yards range and the the St. Columbia. Mission at Mont- King-s Range, seven shots em}, 3,1; real. A vote of thanks was extend- 300, 590 and 309 yard5_ There w” 8d by i119 Pfilsldelli. Mrﬂ- TOWE- evidence of growing interest and stud. to the sneaker for her inler- increased membership in the club, esting address. The usual routine some o; the younger pggplg joining business was discussed and arrnnge- this year. g_

ments made for the packing of Mission boxes to Trinidad and Newfoundland. S.

Leard is at Present. with her daughter and reports that mother and son are doins nlcely- 5-

--ANNUAL MEETING 0F RIFLE CLUB-The annual meeting of the Summersido Rifle Club was held Tuesday evening, Capt. L. R. Allen presiding. The officers for the year were appointed as follows: Major Victor Travers, Captain; Leith Crue, Sec. Tress; Major F. 1". May, Range Officer; L. R. Allen, Assist- ant Range Officer. It was decided to hold a shoot for the Province

-—ENJOYABLE FESTIVAL-The Salad Tea and Ice Cream Festival put on by the ladies of St. Paul's —COUNTY COURT Al‘ ALBER- parish, Summerside, was a great [TON-Tho County Court, August success from a. financial and social term. Ovmmﬁlwlnu the August slﬁ- standpoint. The enjoyable affair tines of Prime County was in ses- was held on the x. of c. grounds slon in Alberton on Tuesday. H15 on Tuesday evening. The scene was Honor, Judge Inman, presiding. The enchanting with its many electric principal case on the docket was lights strung across the lawn. Much

was an action on a lost note. Judg- served a delicious tea. In the even- ment was given for the plaintiff for ing the Mlseouche Band, under the ,

peered for the plaintiff. The case played excellent selections. Bingo of Morin vs. Dunville, action for was a popular pastime. Ice" cream $109 solicitor fees which had been and cake -was served during the before the Court for some time was evening. The affair was in aid of ﬂﬂllly dllpoﬂﬁd 01’. the Plaintiff 5t. Mary's Convent and the Sisters being non suited. Heath Strong for wish to than]; 3,11 those who u. 9111MB! 8nd MONEY M- Bell for sisted to make it the success it was, delendi-llt- several debt 8nd Bﬂr- and especially to those who organ- nlshee cases were also disposed of ized the festival as well '15 the by His Honor Judge Inlnan, who many ylgitgrg, s,

presided at the sitting. S.

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—DEATE 0F AGED RESIDENT CHESS-Great activity prevails in —'I‘hero P115584 EWIY 011 Tue-Edi!’ BF Mlseouche, to complete arrange- the home of her son. David. at New merit/s ioi- the Eucharistic Congress

that of Waite vs. McKenzie, which credit is due to the ladies, who here about one week. S.

$63-50 8nd 605W. Heath Strong 8P- direction of Mr. Arsene Poitier, C. Y. M. L. 5-2—0n Tuesday even-

5nd got much l-ellor mm the ﬂirt and I have found myiclf “NR1! free n-om pom roi- mm! mvutlﬂb and my general health is also v5?! much improved. I heartily recom- mend the Fol-odor to all sufferers. Yours sincerely. SAMUEL ABBOTT Th9 foregoing letter is addressed to W. E. mlman. Faradmkmllw‘ sentative, zsa svduev Elfest- °h"' lottofown. Mr. .1. s. Pen-y is newt in Summerside. 4785-84-1!

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..'CHUBCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, (Anglican), Georgetown. Feast of the Transfiguration, Sun- day, August 7th, Mathis, ll a. . "The Person, Christ Jew-S." CEN- chism, 2.80 p.m., evangelistic service with community slnﬂlill; End 5°!‘- mon on “The Transfiguration" at ‘l p.in., and singing of special chor- uses. Capt. T. F. Kelly, C. A., in- charge.

-MOTORED FROM YOUNOS- TOWN-Mr. Floyd M. Cleveland motored from his home in Younﬂﬂ- town, Ohio, to Join his wife, who is visiting her parents, Mr. Justice Saunders and Mrs. Saunders of

on Tuesday evening and will be a “nub

-—FI.YING EAGLES DEFEAT

ing the Eagles defeated C. Y. M. L. on the Snmmerside diamond in the first game of the ‘post-league schedule. The C. Y. M. L. were leading up to the sixth inning, when the Eagles roused themselves to action and drove in 5 runs to clinch the game. The Eagles were considerably strengthened by _the playing of Elmer Ward, a newcom- er to the ranks, whose work at backstop was at times sensational. The lineup was as followsz-Eaglos: Catcher, E. Ward; pitcher, “Poney"

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Annan, Mrs. David Walker, at the great age of 90 years. Mrs. Walker had been in her usual good health until Tuesday morning, when she was seized with a paralytic stroke from which she never recovered. The deceased was born in North Carleton. Her maiden name was Deborak, she was the daughter of David Lowther of North Carleton. All her married life she resided at New Annan, where she was very highly esteemed for her many good qualities. In her younger days she was a staunch member of the Presbyterian Church. There are left to mourn three children: Harry at New Arman and David and Et- ta, on the homestead; also two sis- ters, Mrs. Trueman, of Bedeoue. and Mrs. MacFadyen, of Summer- slde, and one brother, David I.ow- ther, of Carleton, to all of whom sympathy is extended. The funeral takes place on Thursday at 2 p. m. —S.

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of its kind to be held on the Is- inst. It is a unique event, the first of its kind to be vhled on the Is- land. It has both religious and soc- ial features, but the religious char- acter predominates. Every parish on the Island will participate, but Prince County is host to all. Truly Catholic as is this demonstration, yet all regardless of creed will be welcomed, to view this manifesta- tion of faith in the central dogma of Catholics-Aha real presence of Our Lord in the Eucharist. To provide accommodation for visitors, the ladies of Miscoucho parish, are preparing to provide meals for all- breakfast, dinner and supper. A large booth or dining hall is being erected where upwards of three hundred can be served at a sitting. Refreshments and ice cream booths will also be provided, and provi- sion made for parking cars. The Congress opens on the evening of the 16th, at '1 p. m, when His Ex- cellency Most Rev. George Cour- ohesne, Bishop of Rlmouski, will preach, and Pontllicial Benediction will be given. The children's Mass will be said at 8 a. m. Wednesday and Pontifical High Mass at 10.30. The closing of the Congress will begin at 6 p. m. with the grand procession of the Blessed Sacra- ment. Every parish wlll be repre- sented and all the Clergy of the

Daley; lst base, H. Crossman; 2nd base, P. McCabe; 8rd base, "Dope" Daley; short stop, C. Ward; right field, “Tubby“ Gay; centre field, D. Lidstone; left field, C. Rankin. C. Y. M. 1...: Catcher, L. Gallant: pitcher, "Doc" Noonan; 1st base, D. Steele; 2nd base, W. Durant; 3rd base, H. Durant; ‘hurt stop, E. Perry; right field, R. Clow; centre field, G. Cameron; ‘left field, H. Clow. S.

PERSONALS -—Mr. and Mrs. William Small- man of Halifax, N. S., are visiting old friends on the Island and are at present the guestslof the for- mers brother, Mr. John A. Small- man of Summerside. S,

—Mrs. La Pointe and duaghter, Miss Doris, returned by motor on Tuesday morning to their homo in Marlboro, N. H, after visiting many relatives and friends through- out the Province. During their vilit they were the guests of Mrs. J. o. Hickey of Summer-side. This was Mrs. La Pointers first visit home 10,1‘ 35 Years and silo saw many changes for the better in her native land. S.

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0F CANCER. MELBOURNE, Australia, Aug. I. —(C.P.)—'I'he ‘seriousness of tho problem of cancer in Australia was the subject of addresses given by Dr. W. J. Cuscndon and Professor Marshall Allan to members of tho. National Council of Women. The urgent need for the public to roar-

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