er ll. Ford of Canada anno ed yesterday.

distinctive appearance of this

The Edsel will new line of cars. whoch makes

AGRICULTURAL NEWS

P.E.I. Department at Aga-Ienlme

EGMONT DAY - MONT CARMIL

Today, September 11 the Eg- moni Bay and Mont Carmel Ex- hibition is being held at Ahl-aln's Village. This is a truly local ex- Illbllion being open to an house- holders and members of their families In lots 13. I4, 15. 16 and the Western Section of lot 11. An opportunity is presented to see uhst co-operation amongst

test for horses. milking contest. Judging competition. showman- shlp competition and other fea- tures.

A general committee of man- ngement aro: Honorary Prui- dont - Rev. J. N. Polrier: Hon- orary Vice President - Rev. J. F. Buote; President - Sylvere J. P. Ar ault; VIce-President.- Tilmon B. Gallant: Second Vice- President - lAntonln J. N. Gal- lant; Secretary-Treasurer -- C.

bigger than ever and will pro- vide an enjoyable and worthwhile time for any of those who are attending. Horses can be enter- ed up to 12 o'clock noon on eith- er day. BUBAL YOUTII FAIR

She 1957 Rural Youth Fair will feature keen competition between approximately zooo club mun- bers throughout the province. It will be held on Thursday. sept- ember 26 and Friday. Septem- ber 27. at the same time as the Provincial Harvest Exhibition. PROVINCIAL IIAIWT

The Provincial Harvest Exhi- bition spouse :6 by the Prince Edward Island Department (1 Agriculture will be held Septem-

is

Callbeck. Gordon Warren, More ris Caseley. Bernard- Shea. and Thane Ellis.

QUALITY PROGRAM

Here is a 10-point program which lists some ways in which the allied industry man can help promote quality poultry aml eggs:

I. If you operate a hatchery. make sure the breeding stock you reproduce comes from breed- ers who are stressing quality in their breeding programs.

1. Work with your hatching egg producers to get them to produce the best possible hatch- ing eggs - eggs which will hatch into strong, healthy chicks.

3. Make sure your incubators operate at peak peformance to produce strong chicks which. giv-

ting the job done without deiay.. and without straining the tran- tor to the extent of Q. cessive repairs and cost.

BREEDING PROBLEM!

The following article appear- ed in one of the Breed Journals a few years ago. it may answer

some questions regarding the Breeding program on your farm. To be successful in the ani-

most important aspect is gett-. Ing the cows with calf. Without! calves you have neither herdi I'ElI' i nor income fromi milk or beef. I

Sterility problems In dairy cat-

mel industry. dairy or beef, the a

Birch Court Friday. Sep

are welcome.

MEETING

The Provincial annual meeting of Potato Producers Association of P.E.I. will be held at

t.. 13 at 8:15 pm. Special

speakers. All those interested in potato industry

CONTROL IT WITH "DOWPON"

FOR INFORMATION. CONTACT:

ISLAND FERTILIZERS INO.

CHARLOTTETOWN.

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AID WNTIIINIZ .IstupdiaplayslnyourstoreihingswhIchcauaesternlty.d-calving. WlIlILlItIllefIlIIlIl- llasaasiu lleat Periods -up ”dh'aud,'hi Prbeeldward lsiand'sPeta-andotherlocationa where fun therofthelnfoctiouatypaarodl-Iamedasdswollen. can eauaeDurlngmoatluolstableteedlng, H" B m itelldlutnwuwellrernad-merawiiisoetbem.streaalngtheerwiae.aoadv eaabamadeauiosuuouhleinthatthsutee-oaedthemoatilnportaatas-:" l-'.:h.l.&:l”-at edwadsiegatinofninstaulmptrtanceofquality.howtawithoutthefarmerdniaaauiansinthisooaditinsuemaverypeetsuaecuratediagnoaingaf:.?:," hr as.” use at ca-awn rust Annual produeaquallir poultrysadeggg no power through better Inaa-Iuseepti.Natoinfectioa.Wehave . Cows should be ,,,,"””"l””,""'.,h,,. Potato lame-y Council lsd- andhelatitareaultinglromdolng uementinlncruaetscia.-tulty uneoauniwlurowvmnrnachurnnrueluuyevesyma-ung';.f'”U,”;'". ..,':u.,.m, lsgheldreeentIyatGnelph.tb-so. nlhisherd. toosoaaafiercalviagtheywillandeverygveningand.todothisnmm mau.hm I-rlo. .- lo Enlist the support of your out was Tea loan slur take several services if they fail correctly. a person should let ,, ".'''''”'' I. .C- Wfllllt. DOWU NWKC will!!! Ia'icuitural ant home Calvlls - There are many toeonceive olthe first up a system which he will foi- F d'".'w',w”'h"-'u'd' afha-iculturenatedthatthademonatratiun agerits,cxteasioathinssiirllichthofarrnermayda;3cou, Wrelisiouslywewouldadvlse o'm'hmh:"'”"::d"q 'pul-peaeotthoeoafereaeewaspoui .bankersandothes-swhichwliiraiaetheoeaeeptina thattheflrstthlngtohean...'”"'nd'I""” ""hr':. "'7' toreviewandanelysewhataowhowillbenelitfrom expanded ratainhlsherdquiienotleeahly. nos C-re!-I Boards - Bceveryruornins whenureinrrna-'” '"'”” """”" tlnaahouidbetakentoimprose pouitrybualnessinthe ar-eataTbe tirstthing andoasolthasurstokaepcarefulreoordsnfeoteshisstableistowalkdowaofhul nrhd" "Talk the Potato 1IdImry.'l'hs imlulvput ever thequality pnylnod Important is - do not tr-hentnsduunuurovu. nelrinn the cows and look care-in '”""u" "' ""' "T gramme consisted of papers and gram. breed a cow until she has been Al-Io mlrl do" my Idnorlnal- fully for smears of mucous oa Continued a page I discussions on many diffaen New York farmers indicate fresh at least so days. The more its which might have T T sublecta delivered by some 1 that it costs approximately 31.35 us of a cow in the normal state during calving; e.g. retained pla- ' authorities on the pes'lsous'toope.'ptegthreo-plow issmall enolrghtololdlaonfg eenta-adiffieultparturit.ion-- subleets in North America. tractor and 95 cents perhoul-fog hand but during gestation. it or a punllent discharge which hlentl-omallphaaesofthair a twopiow tractor. (That dog stretches to aa enitmous sine, Ieemato persistfor sometime. .dustry-growers.deaiers,brii- not include the time oftha op. blgeaoughtoboldaeallweigb Dykeeplagtbisdata,thepersoa erl.researchmena.ndotherserator. 1Ill!2Dounds.'l'haooty wouldaotbessproaetobreed . worked together for better ua- Depneciatiun was the urge; attachment or "buttons" also a now as soon as he might if derstanding and future advance cost in tractor operator, rug grow from very small elevation. herelied on his memory for such alt!!! I: Tihie P.:.I. wu second highest. with repairg :0 or'g'lan1sh the size of an egg or facts. These recolrds wiu also ' Ell On 9 3' on. a- next. . arse. is organ must he siv- help a great deal the cow does gels Cullen. Minister olAgricul- The study concluded um . ell time to regain its normal not settle and a veterinarians EDSEL IS ON DlsPLAY inn. included is. c. Wright. 11. L. farmer should i...,, 11., m, 0, size Ind tonicity before rebroad- services are required to treat MscLaren 3 ll. Ellis. Ken Mao- nu tractors at the rniniinnrn inr- her. It is quite a hopeless task North America's newest auto- be available in 17 models in them clearly identifiable from 593- D 5- MWDOMW -7- 3- headed to do the work on- his Time Will! Illo be given so trying to treat an animal It the , muhile-the Edsel-will he on four sol-lea-the lower -priced trout. rear and side. is evident MRDOIIIM 319110 Campbell. farm. However. the extra p0VI- "m H" ""9"" which 5'" W m'”"' "FF" Fl" 7”" "V N" - 0 display in dealer showrooms ltange and Pacer and highen in these photos of the Citation 7"” -Il"11ll9- K5119”! Mlcrlr er of llrle trlcton in same car '"''"”"9d "' "19 '1'-Gflll dllrilll VIIIIIOGVGT 0!! 1191'- throughout Canada on septenr priced Corsair and Citation. The hardtop and convertible (top) R- 1-. nurse. 8. M-Malay. -r- en 1: a valuable factor in gel. Plrturition may be absorbed or Carefully inark down on dates. and Corsair four-door hardtop. old Rodd. P- 14- Mom! 14- C- expelled. If the female is allow- of heat periods following ealving.i

::('I'1V'::1ri;Iu'uI3 "V 90mm"'mV (?..nA;:GlIIllIL: Auditor. - A. J. b" 23 md 27. an". u. put gnucdare, will develop into

The seventy-two pill PHD "I1 3:: k:;g”":bu:" tag" cm :4. Handle t'op-quality feeds and . contains the various classes and u "9" " ' ' supplies which will produce qual- iections for cattle, horses. sheep. 7'" Pmce EdW"d mind 9” "”"' dd ""9 '”d" 5'” ity poultry and eggs.

roots, hay and silage.

line, poultry, grain. roots and Pl""I"3 M'"-'I' "id Di-illdll 5' 5. Work out an educational W. ' H”, -W ,k d m gricullural Fair beginning as Anyone livlns in Prince Ed- to , , f Ilffztgcaitenecse b:m;, mom. gels; my Wm mwm mmomwg Wm, mm, h ,,,m,,, ,0 mm Ict':;'K;';::" lheiieim;-ocrrgisnsn zfyswru; Ford 0 Canada .P7' Introduces

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COMING EVENTS

Unloading Old Sydney Coal at Milton today. Vernon Gillespie.

.lunIor Farmers meeting New Glasgow Hall. tonight.

Dance Wood Island's School. September 12th.

Barn dance Garfield Mc- Plrct-'s Bl-ookfield. Wednesday. liurns Ochestra.

Barn Dance at Wilfred rol- Irtl'l. Seven Mile Road. every Orchestra.

West

Thursday. Many classes and competitions are being held at this fast growing Agricultural Fair. The entries this year are

Orangemen to meet at the church at 2.30. Visiting Brethren invited to attend. Claude Macltenzle. Se- cretary.

Dance at West Royalty Bell every Wednesday night. Rollie Ma;Kens.le's Orcttestra. Izll to

Barn Dance Thursday night. Jay Edwardls, New Glasgow. Rollie MacKenzIe's Orchestra. Last dance of the season.

your products will greatly assist in developing this as an impor- tant featuro of our Agricultural programme.

in order to sell horticulture crops. we have to prove to the people that we can produce them not only in volume but in quality.

The provincial seed potato

Dance Mlllvlew Hall evay Friday night.

Dance Millview lisll every Friday night.

duclng high quality products and how to do it.

8. Work with other interested parties in your areas to develop market outlets w ch recognise and pay a premiu for quality products. This is very Important. as a financial incentive is almost a necessity to get producers to do the extra work involved in producing and i t ining high quality.

7. Work through local poultry organisations or indepeudent.iy.. with retailers of poultry and egg to get them to feature qual-

BEGULAII. THURSDAY night dance at the F ” Legion Horne. Kenslngtoo. Music by the Mellowaites. Dancin from I28

the

iwrdieul . Webster .

D nee iv”, ' pygwygzg wsilmgiull-;;y lo l2.8). Admision 50 cents.

I M I - I Cardigan Legion Hall. more per served from I olclock to o ,,,f,',f',i l,',7,".f;,,,,E;”i;'.;",n.,f"(; ORPHANAGE orchestra. . ” o'clock. cheu"'y J: .

Boukl 3 rd for bra .ns Publl e kl g m mt . ' - ....”..?.. 2?. ...:c... r... of...'.?Jn.".i. i-"?n.'y”.i2i- ...?:."..”'.".:'..:..".:” nIl'.".':.2?z W-in mm of the 1" Newest Member of the Ford Family 0, Fine Cars r-1 Frvmm C0-om 8-vi. 18. at 0.30 pm. Queen's Oyster Bad Bridge. Good lnullc. "”,"5':,'ff,',.';""'Emm,, M”,

Final dance in Dixon's Earn. "nu; Every”. Nd. Provincial plowing match and QillIi'I- Mi 35 -

Frltisy. Sept. 13. Webstsrs Or- chrstra.

hinge County L.0.L. annual rhurch service and parade Day Fortune. Sept. ilth at I p.m.

Ellis Bron. Hunter ltlver: car mixed feed. 16 percent dairy ration 83.20: laying mash and pig feeds. special price at car

ursdey and Friday.

fair. at Dundas. September 11th and 12th. Two full days of com- petition and entertainment fit the whole family. Prise list on application. Albert Acorn. Bee- Cardigan n.n.s.

811.00-Melville L.o.B.A. Church service held at Hampton.

325.71-Mt. Moriah Lodge AI. Ir A.M. church service at Cape

Traverse.

A message to c

anadlans

no vou SHIVER Ill voun HOME on OOLIIWIIITER NIGHTS?

IF SO FIRISTONE HOME I: AUTO HAVE THE ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM. ITS THE COMPLETELY NEW DELUXE "SUP FLAME TWIN IURNER" FUEL SAVER OIL FLOOR FURNACE.

0 EASILY INSTALLED O NO COSTLY REMODELLING O NO AIR DUCTS NEED- ED 0 FITS UNDER FLOOR. OUT OF SIGHT 0 NOIASEMENT NEEDED.

TWIN BURNERS - USE ONE WHEN IT'S MILD - TWO WHEN IT'S COLD.

The ONLY Floor Furnace with TWO super-efficient combustion chambers. like "two furnaces in one"! Allows you to regulate heat A! NEVER BEFORE! hvia combustion chambers mean GREATER radiating surface. GREATER circulation ot heat and more dependable comfort. IN ALL lnmd or WEATHER.

CHECK THESE resruaes - - -

O Heats entire house for U3 less!

0, Greater safety-two thenno-safety bulbs (Instead of one) automatically stop fuel supply should fur- nace become over-heated, for any reason whatso- ever.

0 No dust-no ashes-no work--no fires to build.

0 Available with either heavy-duty sag-proof floor reglsurordualwsllrqnsen. .

allows you to select your driving range simply by a feather-light touch on electrically- operated buttons mounted at the centre of the steering wheel. Ventilation and best are con- trolled by a single dial. The speedometer flashes a warning light when the car exceeds a prc-set speed. An rrntircly new, self-adjusting braking system ensures safe. smooth stops. These are only a few of the unique features available in the new EDSEL line.

In company with the entire Ford passenger car range. the seventeen models and four series of EDSEL-Ranger. Pacer. Corsair. and Citation-provide such is wide and outstanding variety of cars in the line-up of our Ford-Edsel dealers that we will discontinue the Monarch name with the completion of current model production. Monarch has earned and deserved an honored place on the highways of Canada over the past eleven years. While the car itself is being succeeded by EDSEL. the name and reputation of Monarch will-vlive on for many years. and owners are assured of service and replacement parts for their Monarchs as long as may be necessary.

The addition of the four series of EDSEL to The Ford Family of Fine Cars provides oil company and our dealer organization with new and wider opportunities to serve the Canadian inoioringpublic...sadnervieeioyoubou constant objective.

This message Is addressed to you on behalf of the almost l5,000 men and women of Ford Motor Company of Canada. Limited. who share my pride and pleasure in announcing the formal intro- duction of a new member of the Ford Family of Fine Cars . . . the EDSEL.

Years of painstaking research . . . years of planning. styling. engineering and testing . . . reach their long-awaited climax Wednesday. September I I, when the Canadian-built EDSEL goes on public display in the show- rooms of Ford-Edseldealers from coast to coast. '

These are the dealers who have proudly displayed the Ford-Monarch sign in the past. and who now become our.Ford-Edsel sales and service representatives in more than 600 Canadian communities. They cordially invite you to visit their showrooms to inspect the EDSEL. and to test-drive it to prove to your own satisfaction the effortless performance. the smooth and quiet ride. and the fine workmanship of a truly great automobile.

The EDSEL is a new and different car in every sense . . . I car that was designed with you in mind from the moment the first pencil sketch began to take shape on the drawing board.

The EDSEL is distinctive in appearance. but not radical . . . a car with graceful styling. discreet appointments. and a host of advanced futures. The emphasis is upon taco. distinaion. and suptlativa qmlity.

Waaresureyoo willhai1npreuedbyEDSELt'oaturesdevisadforyoor driving comfort. oonvenienoeaad aaI'oty.'Thors is the Teietouch Drive. which

'v wesisanouoosn I sursanamr noon sumac:

21”Puelsaven-Draftlequiree-.0!-Ilength and width Drdtltqnlator--'Iho1'bsrmo-snmyoantrob--Appnovadhy

ll-IYS M. SALE rneamern

FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED