El-I-liTliAL GUARDIAN

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ILIIIGH HARD COAL is always ll-. host. Arnfast Coal Co.

DRINK MILK and build strong genes.

"IOIR DOLLABBUYS MORE- ul tho HUGHES DRUG STOBE.'

llnii'ARD MaoINNlS FOOT- Wl in at 175 Queen Street.

lI4IT NORMA'S Ladir2s' Vvear l lirktaklng sale today.

I y i ISRYONE LIKES ICE CREAM ,.s-zio. it often.

.:1.s'T ARRIVED - Skirts, In ly mil plain. Kennedy's Ladies' v. .

iI,m)STEItS CLUB Minstrel Show

JANUARY 23. 1953

Federation Secretary Away

As most of the readers of this column know by now, Mr. Lincoln Dewar left the Province on Wed- nesday, Jan. 14, to attend a series of agricultural meetings which, before they have ended, will have taken him from Moncton, N.B. to Victoria. BC. And that journey, as the reader will agree, is as lengthy a one as anyone can make in a westerly direction without running into a lot of water. He will be ab- sent from the Province for two more weeks.

Meanwhile, his "Federation of Agriculture Weekly Newsv must appear as usual. even though he is not here in write it. His thousands of readers will continue to find the column on the same pages of the same newspapers on the same days of the week.

But there will be one difference. one big difference embracing many little differences, between this col- umn for the next two weeks and

A Feature for Every Friday- l

Among The Farmers Federation Of Agriculture News

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and Katahdins. He would feel. and with some Justification, that he was sitting on top of the world. During the ensuing years, while the prices for all he has to sell have substantially increased, those increases have been more than off- set by the greater advances in the cost of those things which he must buy to continue his farming oper- ations.

Another freight increase in the immediate future would be dis- astrous to the farmer. And there is little doubt but that the Railways will be seeking higher fi'eig'ht rates if they have to meet the demands of the Brotherhood of Railway Traliimcn.

There is a lesson, it seems to us. in this demand of the railwaymen that the members of the P. E. Is- land Federation of Agriculture could, perhaps, take to heart. That lesson is as old as Aesopls fable concerning the bundle ofsticks the father invited one of his sons to. break after he had so easily broken

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN Kinsmen Council Convenihg Today

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THRIFTY HOIISEWIFE ' SPECIALS

SUGAR, I0 lbs. 95: Broken Pekoe TEA, the very best, lb. . . 59c rALMoi.IvE soAr.4 cakes 29c R-INSO, with We coupon attached . . . . 37c

angvgndy Ann PEACHES, 4 tins 69:

Sweet Treat Crushed PINEAPPLE, 20oz.tins,.2for 57c

Maxwell House INSTANT Eons: .. .. 59:

EXTRAA EXTRA any kind, standard. lb. .. . . . . . .. 89c LARD, 2 lbs. 35c

P ll 0 -Alldlmlllllmr Feblllnly ald . - - ,. Members of the KIHSIIIPII National Executive ('oiiiiril commie today at the Charlottetown Hotel I P?” lill- lcljllillfc which ll'lxlrAbDevlar Illlmsllitrrllall a sl.ngle- smlki Hm-t lesson ulifor their annual Mid-Your Nniional Council MN-.iiii:. .l1'ir-xv,ii lll)nil". v. ho -:.ili hr: in riilr-mlzinco. are N;ilioii-- Snowflake Or JEWCH -: V lweereligfiewno sinzgcocl ellillwa 03;: of Cmusel 15 mat m umty mere uni Prcsident Wall. Gnudot of this City, ii ho will lirl side over ilic ilirec-(I:l.V nicvlini-V Nv'lll0li"l Vli'P'i l"ie T' E' E ROBINS will ”' humlllallo l 5 l lllyls He lllfllglllt , . l llPreald(-nt 1-Iorh, Pinrlor of Saskatoon, H:i.sk.: lIIllTl"l(Ii.lll' l-.i.:i N1iilUll.lI iliosirlcni SUI Wvlsli oi Y.iiil'oilVf'i'. 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . - . 49C 75 pmcllce 0” Mondlly "elm n n ay ng ' no llbeml-mmd(ld' lnwngen l C.: General Seciictiiigv B.'il1l.V Bunlivk of Tormilo, ()nI.; nlloniil 'lii'c--i"iii'cr llui Sinll:iii'; Nziiionzil Saw 7

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M1 man EV0lllLILid'II'l'I1BdElI:idCI. Esegnfjigosflsiliomlzrlilto. (Il.pall)lI.')SIle.dIIL: 5?; iillmgnggiiotnry Stew Ives; National Co-Ordinalor Ian Ilzinkin, nmi Nzilion.-il llozistrzw Frooniont Arrlioi', all of

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I-ill” DANG!" l " Al Bull". lL:E;l.l.;,nlll:,ll:e nggyeflqclueilvggg explslxll the wealinflisl no! me onghealrld of 1lll'IlnnlIp?;:nMl:II(' ClIffN.5i.licLel:dnc(ilf Iulilllzlina Sn Rod Ashhurnor of Mcilicinc llui, Altu.; Noriii Mai-l

m .ll nll Hl hl d l - -argumeri 8 ie wages 0 rs - . ' " , .. . I . , , , . hi ll ' NB; , l N . .

C ' P3lllgl3lllvllllOllllsl:leile' gllllallllc Dewar knows hm agnculmre pm”. waymern in this province are out olltVl'nhi(i)foI')ulolfCar'lIlloi'l(33nigl' llllhddnrlltlilliltlfintirsnlilifsg lslihtillillzilitlillimglliioliliI SIglIlIlil('lO0Iil”4'l)L Kin IllIl'(l)(l'l1l(Ilrlfl'.lUl,i a- - L Rt-015' slap and square ically as Well A5 I-heoltelicaillh H8 line with the wages of the average. ll v ' t i i 7

av nu. Come one, come all!

Grade "A" soesfdez. 47.: fugue. ony kind, 24 lb. bag si.59

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-- (Photo hy E. M. Allen of Yanvoiii'm'l. iA”i E I; oducers for soiliie'Teasoii are YE-i iiziry 1st, 1952, oi 93,900,000 bushels.

illcciving better prices than tlioselas coiiiparcd with li3,37109.tElg0 &

quoted through commissions, spc-lcis at Jzinuary lsi, .. 85:

keeps abreast of all modern trends wol.klngmalL rm. he knows as wclllFl--yinll Macintosh oi" Montreal, P.Q., and Nziiionlil I-Ixlizinsioii Dillmdol. Siiiiill. xlvilns of I4l'.Iil'l)i'IllI, Engllsh Pfs. in all phases of Canada's lrnosi im- as any other man that the main allellllllllllll hmn” on ' ' in o

NW GLASGOW CHRIS-I-MN portant industry and he has Llie reason im- the average working-. llllm,E, - Januayy zslhv 1953, lmECiC 01 imparting -lhai: kIi0W- man's low wages is that he is iioti 5, gm lll, Ngw Gluguw 11,00 ledge ihmukh the Written Word to organized. It is not that the rail-. l ,l Clwendlsll Bapllsl M 3-00 others. We have no intention of ai- wayman is getting mo much but l. .l I-emliilllg to emulate him. We fill that the others are getting too lit- in 10! him. that is all. and may tie. The farmers would pay his own

Farm Prices 8:

'cial packs, and shipping uiigradedllvaves 20 million biisliels over last.

legs to points in New Bi'uiiswicl:, ,.lsi"s levels; l'l1lIl8l' a siii'pi'isc - 1 land by grading and selling directllii virw of pi-cliiiiiii-dry total est-l sunklsll 4 dolc . . . . . . .

"ml . - .. - M k tn t 7 .1 r. ' d as L .125 "um. '"'V"'.' ' i' " '””mm ' ” l Hllxnlsn UNITED PASTOW with every word we type that he workers more if he weie getting -his e li-0 1913191 iilllfldlaslbliltllly 3:8” rcelcal gllp lur e Jule 3 for 25c ii, CHARGE. - Sunday, January com” lmcll ll” "'3" 35 lle Cllll' lggglleel sllllle Pl the mllollal l'l' Livestock eS,,,,,,,,e.; has lulu 3 5(?flgllll'lg cl. fmggg, gt 7MgmHurVyv'g,,, , ,,' ,' 21;, ,M St 1 Bid 1i.A.M.Nth - - 1 ,. . . . ,. . ,..v ll ,,,"3",flyMllRE,?. Gcorge Gosghl Tl” lll”ll”l'"ll Meelllw The railwaymen are. organized-l Follmvlng are Cxcerpw lmm their Dlvlcevsrrofinljemililloollleilllgi gtlfelnoguglllllels lllllcll ll Clldl hall BEST Grade 3 IbS. . M. Apr. The llrsl meellng Mr. Dewar al, down to the last detail. They aiclweeklv mallceting report of (I19lcS'u3LiI;)nall?(l:IC8IE5 just how one. At the sonic time stui-one sfocksl , tended after leaving Charlottetown ll) llllzlllllzllll lllal lllose lll l'helrlPl'0VlllCl3l Depal"-m9lil Oi ll-2i'iClil' Em be looled. 1; ml; eyel-l-bod (ix iiiciimtcci slieuld not creiite aiig, 4 IbS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . '- .V()llTII iiivm UNITED BAI'- last week was that of the Maritime lanlk-Valid me”? 9” "WW 01 iheffitiii-e prepared by Mr. w. R. shaxv.'cxl,eCm,0,, ml ,,.,,,,, um L ....dne panic in the trade, we have s " rv - W -- - Vs” - ms--rm---jmmn ' 'llv.r PASTOBATE. - ksurlliilnoil). Federation of Agriculture held in gllgllshlzlleagllql:3l:lllvlm;:gllllollligllg DPPUW Mmlsleii llloor game lu all J-alluglry lsll hog ll. larger coiisuiniiis. population with . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256 .'v::-i.iry 25th.. Long Cree . Moncton, N. B. on Jan. 14. Ac- , l w l l ulces would adlusl Lhgnlsglvcs luliinproved quality and l(CCll potato , -. . J. 7.1 Clyde River 3.00 P. M. Kings- companylng him to Moiictoii was lllll Fallls llllllcll-Olgalllzell ltillmli "0 . Ill-ml, llool-, well, lllu end ls uullnplictitcs. and with careful hand-l tr: 730 P. M. Rev. H. Barber. Roland MacDonald who was ai- Plllllllls lol lllell.l' lllllsl lall lll llllch lfalesl lelwllol lmlll llml l'l3l'll”5 -.-at of course but at the iiiomenl. ling and all-round obsewaiice "ll & ll"'or. tending an agricultural meetang lllllll llle, lllll-lmlly Ve"llcl' Ollce. alllldlcale 3 belle,” lolle "3 me ll,l3l”Wl;ri&es are advancing and are uprlilitticiit inai'kt:Liiig l)ract.5es. with 0 --mm for the first time in his official llccltllml ls lll'"lE' lllclle ls ll” dlslillel lllllll. lllls ejllsled loll some lllllell.-2.00 naziiii at Moiictou and Char- ll7l'i.C6'S HCCCS5 'lii' 3d.iU5lNl l0 H”. Wm-N-AL UN”-El, FAS1-ORAL mmclly nl plesldem Bl me P. ll ser-ision. The Union speaks iMII'i Ollel The uoild wool maiket season lolbelmmi llrlmg siipp es, and other Crlllclll-l 49: lllllllnlll up S,.l.vlcl,s Sunday” Jan. Island Fedemllon ol Agl.lcullul.e4 voice and shows one common IT0l1Il(If75i3d in 1952 in an excellent c0n- Here are we delallsl lions, tho iiiarkct rIlOllIi'I not under-I . . . . . . . . . . . . .

l - . . ' ' x . - . . l , l , ,, "wm A,uuu!7Wuu ,4, ,d),;.g7 pg ? ,,,, TM Cfitli. Buiibury at 11 A. M. xiso present from this province "I "5. ”Pl"me”'5l ll5, poll" lll Vatllilllllmlt llllllcs lm llllel llllols llelll; Moiicton lIO"5 hot dressed weight 20 ill 541-75110 ii9lEil0iAil"”i- I 11 iii. Herbert at 2.30 P. M. Pownal was Louis O'Connor, who is now a llllil ll' li ll imml llllllg lllal llllllllllllllllC,lllllll,y llllllollll; End. lleasllllablyldoliiicred. anda Charlottetown fo.b.' Amie Bli089ili9i' lmm Kile l”' boneless. lb. . . o o 0 . . . 55C l. 7 P. M. Rev. T R. Gmldge, Easy dlreclol, ol. the Couo emllve Unlon men who control that power have 5 CH 1 T01 -11 91 0? Ei&(l95- Lasllcounll-y polulg, lfluciice of increased supplies oth- P I

Shamals Groceteria

, r ' ' l ll In and Japan were the . - ' dlll is have had an un-' - of Canada. 3 llllell 58"” "l lesponslblllly "”l'l.f'-lit Ell,” . . Moncton. Grade A 30.00. B1 C1 CO” -. 01 . l SLICED BACON. Ib. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 C to I I '- "IIE PRESBYTERIAN CH 1 4 LI ' .- I L . . - ' . ' 1 nl CMQADA u Central Parish. lE,inLai:1I'!l;3nc'iVI?1I(1e(1:;.tg)I;;itgleetfgglnggdxrox A,I.lle1l,' E. lmang F,edel.allm.l nl Vllllxlsbizl:1efJi;linl)gIw:.lTEaglglgzdasaalai chmlollclown. Grade A ggloolllglluililwdll Salzetalllhcclillalllzg allgleulllil cCI'ICdC PCCNEYS . .. : ext Lord's Day are as ,M 13 id, ' . d 0:. Br cu ure ms can a power '1 . , , ,,i3i 28.60: No, i sows 20.00; No. 2. i I - - I - l - .. .. M. ant: to or 322:5. W "s"-Aim?” cs? "95" ”""'""- S”'''''"'- ””"””k F'""5- .ii.'.n Creek 3 P. M. Canoe Cove 7-30 of the P. E. Island Federation dur- l””- 3”” ll ls 5 I005” lm” ”" " l - w '3. i i All” W” 1'09"” W” lmlsc” 9” imld llllllllllt ll” "ls. aloum I Smoked Fillets Smelfs l. .l R D n ld Nlclmlson Mm. l , l l l ganization compared to that of lllElmenl”?i Alli elllellslle llllyllle lll Cliarlottctowii announced a drop lile 085) l1i0lPlli9lli- Oi 5Ul)lill9S 10 I - .. M em 0 1 ' lglllnllhlelogaslil lggggllcallssdigggs ll: Railway Brotherhools. It could belanlellcnllagd lllellle lfdllvlllerlce tlhatllil hog prices of 4c per lb. leaving lillellilirl by truck and rail from ev- W ,.w:. l a ' . l - iere W1 81 51011 5l1'9iiElil6ll ,. . l . v -' -- 1 " direction and the impact of. . . tightened up and its membershipi , . . .es it level. IS io.lows. A Jnilu, mi . mcelmi Poncerrlllll? me l5l”mlll lncreased so llmt when it spoke llSlDi”iC95- -'lii0lh9l facial” mdlC3le5l;i)3i 2:41.60, Nofllsows 17.00, and No, llI'll5 KCIIEIRI niovcnient has helped

,l'”gg?;d'g,?;2,'ftfcg;l;t,flF,l; lmlll” lllllllllslllly llllllilgl. ll” lpaatyoice would be heard and listenotl llll”l”l”.l'9” 0”” lW”"H”'”l9 m3"' 2 1000 llo clog and reduce demand. I 7" ' 59350" all 9 Pmm” 19" 0 ll" I U 39 "ling Colin Ties are usinsl T" ' . - g l sl 5 ml llellcrs. It is interesting to note that the '1 C08 On 5UI'ldllY- JBHUBFY 35th: accident iiisumnce plan for Island lo llllllullhlllll. ll" lellglll llllll wool at a 12 1-2 per cent greatei Op glam,” 0 C” E v -- v i l i - - l I . l H . . , d d. . . .,l l, l, ll Fab Potato Sciiice states fiat tie L1 be' Tryon H A. M. Cmpaud 3 farmers was also explalneli The bleadm of mu Island. mm than M the lowest llolm M the ,lllI)?IllkSCHSl5lLI1 sljtlrlelilslalai 16ioiictgnliiiizii'kct iii the United States is all Phone Euston 5'. Free Lellvery

P VI. Cape TPEVGTSE 7-30 9- M Rel" questions of electoral reform and 71" ' T"T7 past two years. . ., . .,., 0. G d nloo. Vl d. ,,,lxl.d.llp aflulp with the gellcral illlillander M'cKa'V' Mmmm mm electmlcmon were also gone Tl” ”3”.”"5 from W001 nmlmed 9:0-Ce ?30mmoiiwi2.00li3'.00. C l tone in the East rather droopy and. lruplro PASTORAL into Bl: 50m! length by M11 DEW” I355 3'5” l&l'0l'll3g me c3ll?dl3li C0'.al' (fh3l-lQllelull-ll- cllolce glooi weak, while in the Central and ii . . N Timely resolutions on farm fol-um, opera re 00 rowers, a ring Wlthl ' . . '- . ' j -a- ,v-- -- ------ 4- l CIMIIGE.-The United Church of substllute dull-y pm.-luCl,5l (legume 1" loving mfmorv M Burumlllie bonus paid by that Oi'galilZa.llE;g;71d 1i!0o.000.tollII1l;d6&lII1X5.-3:il.onE:g'l Coniinurdlo-ii page 13

Canada. Services Sunday, January food plan, and glue upeculallve Be” Mm gnawed -mm "wt o".tion on the previous years wool 'ClmlCe tllellms 5130. Good 2050? '.'5l:i. Bonshaiv 11 A. M. Victoria 3 ll-uulng ln gram were fully dlg. Jan ,,3rd 1949 l 0 f1lll0Llclll.9ddiOuliS high 85 453 P9”. iiml-uni 17 00' Comlllloll 1100 to P if. Desable 7.30 P. M. Rev. R. cussed uml unanimously plugged. ' ' ' ” livllh . all 18 8lj0l'&iZe Price se. izool A ' l Cl .l ll.'l , ll ll liaxter, Minister. As we were preparing these Cl”?-d was 5”b5”ml”llY 5”" W" ...)t.Le Il8Xlll.'l'5 .3050; lgrlotlzdl-1(.i)l.l5I(i; I l

SALE ENDS JANUARY 27th.

lHis memory is as dear today

,,..M . y I tl It I. I . I - . lnnmnnooxpckoss ROADS Irlgclgllll-leg lggirilv ':::edDlgt::rl'rC5l-I:3f:lAs on the day he wont awiiy I?oi'mzlilio(i)ipei'2gaIlIlllr:GetliepligcedullelEi:llumAll7lEl0' lcolllmggoclllooollgl A -.iLEXAlN'DB-A--Service! l0!' 5'-Ins was enclosed what he calls "The TmpT:l:""y ml!” RM me "P" l9 be .ll”llll"lfd lllhslllpplnf W00iinI'e 12.00; 1l7A(?(?Ill(l:ll:1n-10.502 Comlnon .. da". January 25th. Hazelbrook 11 Dairy Policy of the Eastern Agrl- . . 15 3"” 9 mm 9 5”” W '3 10.00 cnmms and Cutters 7.00 tol A Xi. Cross Roads 3 P. M. Alex- cullul-5 come,-ence," lg lg a "0" "la mall" In our harm lllle Pllllce Edwlllll Islflllll sheep 750., And at Charlottetown: Goodl

. Breeders” Association.

Cows 12.00; Medium 10.50 to 11.00; l Common 9.00 to 10.00; Caniicrs;

. l . and cutters 7.00 to 8.00. Bulls atl Canadian egg production l3 50”” Moncton: Good 12.00; Medium I

IN MEMORIAM :20 ::r;..:::.:ar..r.l::...'B:: woo. IV FANADA.-Services for Sun- - ' ' i . . Charlottetown: Bulls Good 12.50: na-4. January 26th, as follows: The Threalenln: strike ”l"",lellllll”l llflq"llelml"ll5 lllld 50"" Medium 1100; Common 9.00 to Iiirrraxzue 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. In loving memo ' of Fl 9 J flmage .Il.)h. e slllrp u.sl hals mlgeg 10:00. Calves at Moiicton: Choice r.-..:nI-ui 2.30 P. M. Monlasue Sun- Tl” new” lb” Cnmd” l” "W ,m,,he,,,o,, mo” ll" '. j lllllcell llllsfl 5l"P us l”. l 21.00 to 22.00; Good 1000 lo 20.00;,

faclng B petal-ltlal tlbup of 1” vast A . . i pilssct nun) .ie c ec 0 eprcsaing egg prices. Medium Mloo lo 1600; Common

liiitiltfl 7.30 P. M. All are W81C0mC significant document and one .

to uiese services. Llc. Thomas which is sure to be of interest to niil,l,,l,lll'l,';l,l'"l:';lfl'llll(fl:,:"'l ll” "'l"lll”' Eggs and Poultry llwllk. Minister. dairy farmers in the Province. We ' shall attempt to tell more about it HIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in the next "Federation News."

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"'.thl10.lii.R. F.N. . - - 1- T :9 Illllllllnluerll CV railway ll-ungpm-gallon gygtem on Jim 23. 1930. Dcaleis in Halifax, Saint John, and 12.00 to 1400; Gmsscls lulou lo . l . l Feb. 2 cannot but cause uneasiness HI I k k ll40Iicgilrl.d:relEcnirarl1y qugglps -use 11.00, Calves El clml,,u,,lo,..,,; s I HIGITIU I I OH? E9. or '8 B E. Vere , . L mh. '7 - ('lllllnll(l”ELL - vgliklhoril UNHIED I3n9OllJlI:.TIlexIldesIfcIftInlI15 llllfovilxlgelalilsliglll With it will will iieverpil:-r: graded pack. Expressglse 005” 9” 1G'Il.)(l))(Ii l.a0ndl9.(U(l)1)olc8OI?IlII(1)2ii llgflglullill ' .ll.'n lo? CA zlRh'-uslgwntileri sled from the mainland by an act Gad ll” him in "I5 lieeiiliili llplllloxllllalgly llc lo dellvel 6335 15.00; Grassers 9.00 to 11.00. I , ” ”'llt lllllllllly 1 er of nature, the news is grim indeed. "9 I'll" llllh in "HI" llP-'"i- ill llle” p0llll5' Tlle ll” pllce l” Sheep at Moncton: Live grade -

T” or 11 A. M. Orwell 2.30 P. M. . the Cliurlottetown dealers would be - .. 1 economy notations Good 700' Medium

I .. :1 4 P. M. Cherry Valley 7-30 our whole agncumlm . - Al . approximately 38c. ll . ' . ' r . l. M Rev. John F. MACK”, B. D” depends upon the farmers ability Slatclgyingelgiygleoizd by MOUIPP Dealers are quoting Operators of Comrnonl 2.50. R?1I7gl2lil;4IC :l.l”(,Cr to get their products off this Is- - Gmdlng stations for the graded mice for As, 5.00, up 0 s. . land with expedition and at reas- PRODUCTIVE AREAS pack Grade A Large 386 and as Shefpuat Challottgtolrgio: Lilla gdradc REACH POINT Gospel Chapel. Pllllble 903- it costs approxiniatcl 1c per dozen l.lll0,3' ml5' ",0 ' ' - C lum . . , .. Within recent weeks, they have . aoo. Common 3.00. Rail gmde E.i..;.elistic service Sunday, Janu- been Called upon to my an nlperl Norlllem Rhudasla -has great cop, to deliver the product in Char- mice lol. Ks moo. up W 70 lbs.

8-" 25th at 7.30 P. M. Evangelist. l . u lottetown the net price to country . - .

AT V-mtasseii of Halifax will bring cell” Ilcllllll lllclel” ll" me” ll-"W 5:1: mglgtessl ililigme psrlclilcllilhlllcliln Rlllglllltl Smluns l"l”l”l be 37” 0” "Ill Llalglliilolnilg MgIic()lgnlI9 oI6”f.. 303:1? tlw mi-ssage. Services will continue lilfgffge Plgilgga Ellllalf Sawlxgggllgl lobacco (um! basis bot ii-easolrliing tlledlocal oper- gall gggatig ml” ml. 'A-5 ,l600'llp' Iilvmclziv thr h Prid at 7.30. i ' ' ator uyng t e gra e pack lat l . ' ' . .' 1 Lt .;s Harris. mg all lng pllll” clllllgell lllelll ll" ll” 38:: has little margin of profit. if lo 46 lbsl Lambs nl Cll”l0lmoMl' l

Mpg I I . . Live grade quotations, 17.50 foil uiimn n n PASTOR ilrllaliuhlewrrgheidhin Fleryl skm :lelil'iFlre?IllSlgL(())u:nitlIllllll::dI)aVtl2eily w lhmlimll lll"lll5' llllll 9””l' llll" lo” ll A ' AR OUR ' ' ' ' '. 42.00 I 46 lbs. . All (-llARGE.yTl.le Unlml Church land. him Pillced them in A position Gets Fast. Effective Relief Here are the prices at January A” ' up Pzllmu l -

O. (. Id - S l I S d I J nu where the present prices establish- Hm, ls 3 clean lmlnlcss pane. zlst: l . l ll ll. 1 A N :l.,.., lillrfth? 11 ex Mldgfyy Rlierl ed for their potatoes are hardly trating antiseptic oil that will .l,g:ngl;:?lleIl:lcila5:;l:le llileapcfllalhonxngilj

Gives you delivery of any mo- del genuine FRIGIDAIRE with up to 24 months to pay the bol-

l once. CHECK THESE "GENUINE FRIGIDAIRE FEATURES:

Frigidaire Lifetime Porcelain In- Frigidaire Roll-to-You Shelves. terior.

Gr. A Lge. Or. A Med.

ill. M" mm S d, H l C m. sufficient to meet the coats of pro- brlng you speedy "ll-cl. from the Charlollelmm al 21 k L d m l . K . l ll , , m; nu-1.39 p7M,'l,C,.f,,,y”,ll'.,l,3u,, d"Cll0li- itching and distress of Eczema, 0'L68i'Y -'42 27 nful dlf.i.?.d ifeelllgf,-ls i,oMl,ee llllllllllllllll-Ll . . . . Fflglddlfe World FCITIOIIS METEI5 Rn l), vvallllce -lwacphel-go". Min. Pl'9b5blY 35 Wad 3 m""-' I” my Itching Toes and Feet, Rashes and M0l”0ll - . 33 30 ciit Latest figures on storage: - Fflglddlfe QllICI(Ube ICE TPGYS. . . ' iw- i0 Emilie ll” i”m" '9 Tellllzelhill" other skin troubles S0iii'l5 u - - 32 33 lstocks in both Canada and tlicl Mlsef Unlf ll L... ll" "1959 905” have Pllvancedl S W Not only does MOONES I:7Ms- Gl'- A 570- Gmllel Bluniteci States show supplies largerl ' ' l ' . ('mtNWALL UNWED CHARGE. Dicillfe the iRYrl;I10I'150f (eh V0.51”-5 ERALD olL help pl-omglg rapid Charlottetown 21 21 lthali had been anticipated. .lIlI,lF"gIdaIre Extra Larae Freezer , , , . on 0 January 25th, will be as 5” Wllnli 3f 31”” ";;Wl,u:h;fl;l;; nnd healthy healing in open sores 0'1-cnrv . 22 22 .C-made at January 1st. 1952, stor- Chests. Frigidaire 5-Year Protection Plan. ,- Klngsmn at llloo A M, mlgmc Pg '139 dr Hi?” er bush” and wounds, hug bolls and ulmple Morell , . .. 21 23 age stocks were 11,813,000 liushcls , W Dominion at 3.00 r. M. com- ll 9 be” ” 0 1” ulcers are also quickly relieved. In SW” -A 3” 2” W” l” J””””” l5” l9”- ll” - Truly Canada's No I REFRIGERATOR-Priced from . . . . . 3299-75

. is Green Mountain sebagoes, . , A d 1 C- - " ..l ls .- i 14439099 l, l l ,. vial. at 7.30 P. M. A special feature for ll - skin affections - the itching of ii "T 5- , A 0L "19 I v "5" 5' ” ..M.;.: Eczema ls qulckly slapped: plm Charlottetown 13, 0Leary l4,:ab0ut 2,626,000 bushels higher than

"7 ii" evening service will be the - 5 l ' - u V l l : ., ;Moi'cll 18, Souris.lB. at the same date last yrar. liii- lmml M llle Wt Mt 5' "mt lllallllay '"llllnlz' Janullly 26lll' ll” ek'n ewplllms dll up mdl And again why this difference in poi't:itions from the United Stairs

Ml l953- RCV- 13- 5- WC” Mil" Service in the llighfield Church. Scale 0” in I1 very few cllws. . . . . lg. . ' . , .lii'icc? An examination of the Jaiiuary 1st to May 31st, 1952. were I” lleb” l'l' ll3l'lly' plellly supply” Yml can ohmm MOONES EM" pi'lCC5 on eggs from week to week 2,263,645 bushels. In view of those.

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"is lll"' 25”” wlllshl” ll ll'lll' "3 CANADA- " 5"Vl” ml Sun" llullllllls DRUG cow "for cont rs in the Province lproblem As a basis of com arlsoii ' - rl by brief congrexatlonal day, January 250.. Wood Islands JENKINS PHARMACY D5, ll l' ll, .d, lll, ' d, l ll, . ,ll 5 l, . . pg. Wheatley River 3 nm. 11 A. M. mnnm. Rev. E. s. Hales. mmnm rings. ed ;,2:,”..l:.lf,.Z,l,lf,lI,,"?,,,”,5,.,, flflllall ;l,,,,,,,5,,ff,l"l,'”,g,,2.,j 2,3 ,f,i,,i,E,l,;,,;,g'f. Your old Refrigerator or ice box on one of our nationally known

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..M gmlmom "God in Christ”. AS 28. B 28, and C 20; ii markup lS9l4lgl'!lus at Januallg l ,

Electric Refrigerators - for two weeks only. commencing today

N of 7c. 12.750000 hiis. i I . . ll "Mid 'fli:i-iy- llln's'"- I And the consumer .is paying: 1949 . 15.650000 mg. Simpsons-Sears offer special trade-in allowances-coll us today HWRCH NOTK-VE Brndnlmml on AL 50-53-s 21c diffciciice fioin 1950 . 20,491,000 Illln, . Have 0 , d ' ," d ' i . y urs appraise . 9 WI save you many o urs.

Pl'l70r11 Clinrgo. The United, .-uirh of Canada. Services Sun-l -innunry 25th. Pleasant Val?

the producer's price; AM 4749- 1951 19,720,000 l)llS. A

own about the same difference; and AS 1952 .. . 11,813,000 bus. l V12-43. The United states stocks un-

N In concluding the poultry report fortunately are fairly substantial . l - 11 nm.: North Granville -'1 s'G"ATu'i I would like to point out that some with an estimated volume at Jan-

Il'm.: Bl-eadnlblme 7'30 plml RM-ll l - ..4,.,, Tc. -....T.c. L. :j ..-s.4.k V... ,4-

l l- ii. MncPhail, Minisich When bills pile up, get 350 to 31000 last at Household , -

i ,l'0m( PASTORAL cnahan, ..l FinancelLoans madewithoutbankable security. Repayment l'HE MISSES HOLMES and BRADLEY

Wm. llllllm Chumh 91 Clmlldll plans to ill your income. Up to 24 months to repay. Phon- illlsl”-' R9V- -7- M- 5PF0ilCl'3- Sl”l' or stop in today for fast, friendly, depcndabic service! will be closed until JANUARY ZGHI

Qinv. January 25th. 1953. 11.00 A. M.. lllmllll. Holy Communion. 2.30 due to the death of , Mrs. John E. Holmes

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HOUSEHOLD I-'IllANCEl

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H0 Croat George 50., win I, phone 2992

tvlmloe North 11 A. M wln, , CIIIAILOTTITOWN,

5- li- Pleasant Grove 7.30 P. M Hark, A cordial invitation to all C" mrmbcrs of the charge to the "nmunion service at Central.

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