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were examined last year.

There have been approximate- ly 100.000 tests conducted on poul- try blood samples and approxim- ately 600 tests conducted for Con- tagious Abortion this year.

Since the Pullorum testing has commenced the work has been hammered by the troublesome non- specific reactors which have been cropping up periodically tain poultry flocks. This Province in order to place the poultry flocks on a higher standard with respect to Pullorum, adopted a policy requiring that before a flock is eligible for hatchery pur- poses. two clean blood tests must be passed. The remaining part of Canada irrmost instances have only required single testing. It ls believed now that Pullorum is at its lowest in Prince Edward Is- land than it has been for quite some time.

In our Soil Analysis Lab, Which this Government set up, we have a place where our farmers can and are having samples of their soil . analyzed so that the proper treat- 'ment or type of fertilizer may be used to grow maximum crops.

Our red soil is deficient in

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linci-ease its efficiency. Probably by the time his party is returned to power in this Provinoe, scien- tific research which progresses slowly, will have made such giant strides that some re-organization ' may be needed. i . in the autumn months of 1M6. .our potato growers with a large {crop of excellent quality to dis- ‘ pose of, were faced with a surplus crop of potatoes in the U. S. A“ ; Ontario and our other usual mar- ‘lseis. We made representation to ‘the Prices Support Board at Ot- -tawa with the result that a floor price was established and s mar- lket obtained in Great Britain for itliree million bushels at a price lwhich netted 88 cents per bushel ‘to our farmers. The Jones Government has the reputation of facing issues square- ‘ ly and solving problems in a cour- . ageous maflner.

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Packing House Dispute .

l when the large packing house ,‘ companies had a ‘ dispute with ltheir employees and is Dominion- "wide strike was declared. we toak over the local Dnckin! plant. 11nd ‘when the striking employees re-

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lime. this used to be rectified by _ application of mussel-mud. Mud-imse? m “will: Qmuilgaancecgyeglac digging having gone out of style; mm}; evein addguon to Lheu, cub Oili‘ farmers have been using 1n-‘ p“ ‘)5 n a u‘ m a oommk caressing quantities of ground rem’ wgaeffth emlzn untrained m knit-stone as a substitute. We ‘m lrldurm me nlonm o! inaugurated the policy of paying “"5 w” 1 m‘ d mo" no" freight on this commodity so Ocwberj Vs Bug erlswred m the that farmers may obtain this very! mall ‘lei; blizzard mo prev“ psyeessgrriyée corrective at a reason-- 532153;’? Ilse also Dam a bonus In om, gran.‘ w FM", “hum on hogs ion and fiftefin pounds in tions ancl Breed Associations. excushlfidusun‘) mglgxugakm Pub we have made available funds to w° 1e 3° wake“ but w. did encourage the raising of better a“ K2101: that our firms" who livestock of all classes. Bonuses n“ h n d ‘or mark” would ‘paid to buyers of approved rams, had 21°95 relay X d "u. “bun w. boars. R. O. P. cockereis andll°5° i 0mm 5h? ‘Z0 he, them aid in inspecting and obtaining cmlld d° “nihlnlfm t m2” labs‘, improved stock of all kinds are I ‘w ‘m’ y’ dguus which bringing wonderful results. and manasemen pd b’! m One of the most outstanding re- dlsrup‘ producmmh m h, r l: m‘ suits of these educational pro- wllvenlence dun‘; atgrsldpconsumf grammes has been demonstrated‘ pnmagy Fugue 515d her m this l in our type of bacon hog in whlchl “'5' is ‘ma e 5e f uemb n y | we so far excel that of any other,’ Pl9vm°° by “ma, a x “m? province. The demand for brced- gtnlsgsecould be 3e up or s lng stock at high prices far ex- ' coeds what our farmers have to, OI“ Deplfrtglentbl of erztlsliflolg offer.‘ The supplying and holding, wmks uncle‘ l‘ 8B8 be sup used oi’ our bacon market in Great,“ Hm" Geo’ l“ m“ p h l Britain is of vital importance to, lhmllgh ‘me dmlcull‘ was’ w m lul M’ m, present time we are‘ handicapped by scarcity of build-

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Rev. Ioraca F. MacEwen, speak- ing in the Church of Bcotland on November 23. took for his text 1 Timothy 2:5, "For there is one God. and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; who gave himself a. ransom for all w be testified in due ‘time!’ Christians do not believe in polytheism-tho worship of many Gods; they are not Unitarians- they do not reject the historic doc- trine of the equality of the Father. Son and Holy Spirit; they are Tfinitarians-they believe that Jesus Christ is very deity, equal “llh the Father. and that the Holy Spirit is "even the Spirit of truth which proceedeih from the Fa- ther."

The name of God used in the Cid Testament 2500 times is "Elohim". a plural noun. In Gen- isis 1:26 it is recorded, “Lot us make man in our image, alter our likeness"! and in the following verse_ "God created man in his own image". Here is a picture of plur- ality in unity. God appeared in Old Testameni times to various saints ~ Abraham. Isaac, Jacob, Isaiah. Ezekiel, Daniel. etc. He was distinctly seen hy them and ad- dressed by His sacred name. "Jehovah". The Angel oi the Lord is also similarly addressed wlicr- ever we read of His appearances to men. These were zippearances

o: Christ prior to His incarnation.‘

Vilien He came He was God maili- fest in the flesh-the word made flesh and dwelling among men. Christ is God. The Spirit too is God. The Trinity is God the Fa- ther; Christ. the Son; and thl Holy spirit; three in One. and One in Three.

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The Mediator i th - Jesus. He alone l5 thi: wliaiynltcclgolilb R8 said. "1 am the door by m; 4‘ . v s?" "t" m he a

- ere is no other avenue! l0 Bet to God except through H15 LYN’ lfiThs Way. the truth

e life. For the sinner Jg5u5 alone is his hope of eternal sal- LEUOII. For the saint there is “the wit); and living way, whk-h he -fl consera-aicd for us, through the veil that is to say, liis flesh" He gave His sat-red body on the cross for the life of the world in“ T“ "5 ll‘? iemflle was rent in tualn a1. that lime, fihihvlng

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clearly m» old economy of gum and muskrofuund we will poy alsm was pilsl. No Special priest- you good prices this seoson. "°°‘l “"‘5 ‘will’? "°<‘@$$a"i'. The Raccoon ond fox ore low in

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lcllover “as honor-forth to be g Ziriest and have direct access to the throne ni gfaqfg where the Niedlator is nmv scated, ever mak-

price. Tliere is no bounty on skunk snouts.

ing iiitcrcess-ioli for his own hl d. bought saints. 0o Gilli-it sure himself a ransom

for all. He Paid m9 Price for sin "Y H15 Precious Blood. "shed for many for the remission of sins." Those who believe in Him as their SdHOUX‘ know ivliat the purchgsg Dru-c really means‘ for He is the Saviour "specially or them um, uclicve.“ sacrifice only avails .ol- those ivlio accept Him as Lord

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[gory here more than 1-100 ter- rified porkers were turned loose

' and Saviour. It is useless for them who inject Him. He. ls preached now in ihc world, and is calling dicn in Himself. Believe while yet _ tuerc is time and know the value inf the ransom and "forgiveness of yoiils"; with acceptance with God through the Mediator.

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hy employees. and scattered over two concessions. About 10f) spec- tutors using cars, trucks and trac- iors and swinging improvised lar- iats Joined in a two-hour round- lip of ihe pigs.

FLEEFWOOD, Lancashlre. Eng- land — (CF) — A plan for 91 new schools to cost £3,580.C00 ($14,320.- 000), has been approved the

COOKSVILLE. Ont. — (OP) — Wlicn firc hrnkc nilf. at lhc pig- '- ? ...

l-"leeiwood Area Education Coll- mitice.

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ECAUSE Sohwsria seloota only the liiqliosi-priced hill-grown coffee bssas- roasts them Io perfec- tion by ilie Tlsermalo process-and proaervos their lull-bodied flavour-in ween-sealed cans. Try a pound of this fins coffee and be convinced ibsi Scliweris i8 today's

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in our term of office in helping our farmers to solve their prot- lems.

I would like to refer briefly t: the Provincial Agricultural Lab., which was established in June 1943. to meet an emergency situ- ation with rcspect to Pulloruni disease which was prevalent among the poultry flocks in the Province at that time.

"The blood-test laboratory was set up in a small room at the Provincial Sanatorium and with assistants from the Animal Re- search Institute at Hull, Quebec, we were able to commence blood- testlng that fall on poultry flocks that were submitting hatchery 688s to the hatcheries in this Province. No mention need be made at this time as to what the Dimitri! industry meant and means iv the Agricultural industry to- day. When the new Prov. San was erected a wing was allotted to the Lab consisting of nine 1001115- Frorn that small room where -biood test work began ‘in 1943, the Provincial Agricultural Lflbfifliofy has grown extensively. The scope of work which has also been taken in includes not only "loud twins for Pullorum but also blood testlhg for Contagious Abor- tion which is required of animals btms exported to Newfoundland and the U. S. A. The service which has been thrown open to the Agrlculturist of this Provfnce l! V"? wide. and far reaching.

Shortly after the establishment of the Laboratory in 1943. the "WW1!!! 0f butter for yeast and mould commenced. Through the co-operatlon of the Dairy Super- intendent. When butter samples be suitable, cresmeries were checked on m order to determine what was re- sponsible for the product not be. ing first class. Today the butter which is produced in this Prov- ince has been very much impfoy. ed through the close check work which has been done st the Lab, thus enabling the fleldmen to make proper corrections or ad- justments. -

The post morlem service which is rendered at the Laboratory is open to all people in the Province of Prince Edward Island experi- encing difficulties in all types of live stock. All that is required of

the sender ls that the specimen be]

properly submitted to the Lab. and recommendations will be made for correction upon determination of the difficulty.

The following is the number of

post rflorMm examinations carried

on st the up. since Jan. 1047: ias Poultry specimens.

23 Mink specimens.

S8 Fax specimens.

lO-fiog specimens.

The number ‘of poultry speci- mens has been materially re- duced this year prlnclpail b- cause of the number non- specific Puliorum reactors which

I to the vanishing point.

faced with a serious problem, thef increased cost of feeds has cut the‘ margin of profit in this industry‘ We could‘ grow more grain on our farms. but as most of us also carry on other lines of farming, this would mean n decrease in liay. pasture. pota-- cos or other crops. l

The Jones Governcncni: is pres- sing for an early solution of this

l problem and you may rest assured l that we shall get results for this

terrible Jones Government has the icputation of thriving on diffi- Ii culiles.

i Youth Tralnlng_

Youth Training Classes, which we inaugurated with financial as-

_ slstance from Ottawa have prov-

ed so popular that we always have a waiting list of applicants. These are very practical courses in Blacksmithing. Carpentry, Mech- anics, Homemaking and Poultry and Egg Grading, and our young men and women graduating from these classes, are proving a Won- derful 3553i’, to their communities in which they live.

Farm Labour

Our Farm Labour Bureau in conjunction with Dominion offi- cicils have been busy in obtaining and distributing the extra hclp needed during harvesting. point) picking and other busy seasons.

We have glvrii and intend to glvo the Rural Beautification Contest. our utmost support. The first year nf iis inception \\'c not only financed it through tlie Dc- pari-ment of Agriculture. but’ our very busy flcldmen did all the inspecting and assisted in evcry way to their ulmost ability. These Contests tvlilch were inaugurated and promoted through the uiitir- ing efforts of Colonel Johnson of Long River have proved most popular with our people and cer- tainly add greatly to the at- iractiveiiess of the countryside.

Our Dairy Department which has always been one of our mos: important Departments has made great strides in improvement of the quality of butter and cheese. Inspection begins when the pat- ron delivers his milk or cream a'. lhe factory. Samples are taken from the butter in the churn and from the storage rooms. These are submitted to the Agricultural Laboratory as mentioned before there tested for yeast mould, which have such a detri- mental effect ‘on the flavor and keeping quality of this product. Results of these analyses are sent to the factory operators so that they may determine the cause. and apply the remedy.

I may say that in all the branches of our Department as Agriculture. our instructors an officials have worked early and laie in the interests of our farm- ers. who in P. E. l. as elsewhere in any civilized country are the backbone of the nation.

Hon. Dr. MacMillan states in his platform that when returned to power he will reorgnnlee the Department of Agriculture and

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,province in Canada. ' inure miles of road are being lin-

ing material. machinery and labor.

Improved roads to marketing centres are the life lines of our farming communities and our peo- ple arc demanding them. Such roads built with lower grades. hlglier fills and road beds. well ditched aiicl sloped with new and stronger culverts and bridges. built to carry heavy loads and busses cost a lot of money. A

Investigate the many advantages you h“; under the larm Impnnement Loan plan, Come in and discuss your financial needs with our local Manager.

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program of this nature is bein; carried out. We now have over; two hundred miles of hard-sur- faced roads in the Province, the» largest pcr caplta mileage of anyi and many

proved. subgraded and gravelled. when you consider that we have upwards of 5,000 miles of roads in this Province you may realize that ihc problrm of maintaining them i5 a serious one.

We built a wing to the T. B. San which increased its capacity‘ three-fold. We gave largely‘ in- creased grants for extra mural, treatment of T.B. patients, added a large sum to Hospital gi'nnts,l bought the Beech Grove Inn pro-l periy, and are fitting it up for a

Provincial Infirmary. We in- creased salaries to teachers. All these and many other expetlitures

which I have not time to enumer- ate, cost a lot of money. but are necessary if we are to keep our young people healthy and in their native Province.

Agreement With Ottawa

Our Opposition friends hold up their hands in horror at the in- creased debt of the Province, but when we consider lhat with the, Financial Agreement made with’ Ottawa we receive an increase of nearly two million in ‘annual biilifiifiy from Ottawa and that this financial year we will have a sur- plus of three-quarter million clol- lars. our financial situation is not as bad as it may appear. The sol- vency or safeness of our invest- nieii’ outlook is iuciged by the in- terest it bears. The Jones Gov- ernment borrows money at 2mm‘... The MacMiilan Government paid 8.12%. I

Opposition criticism of the Fin- ancial Agreement with Ottawa will tell you that the Dominion Government takes $3,000,000 from us in income and corporation taxes. They do not tell you that the same Liberal Government at Ottawa pays our people 32.200000 in Family Allowance, paid condi- tionally on the children attending regularly at school. which necessi- tates their being decently fed and clothed. The future of the ns- tlon will be in the fiends of the children of today. If they are bcing brought up undernourished, and uneduosted we would ndt ex- pect Oanadians to be a self-re- liant. vigorous people. though some of us may think we were born 20 years ton soon.

They do not tell you that Old Age and Blind Pen one which in 1935 amounted to 192.000, have increased to 0618.000 in 1947. There are a lot of other things they don‘t tell you. They just say we made a bad bargain with Ot- tawa.

If you think that our record is a good one. if you think that the Jones Government faced the is- sues of the da courageously, if you have oonfi ence that when returned to power we will give you the efficient service we have. given during she past four years, show your a preciatlori by mar - lng your baiots for tiie Liberal candidate in the various emailin- enoies iii Willi!!! you Cleft!!! your franchise.

It is conceded even by many old. ilva. Conservatives that the Jones Government will be return- ed to power on the ilih of Dec-

CHARLOTTETOWN IRA-NCH R. S. P. JARDINE, Manager

break the fall, saw the danger as the act neared its climax’ but the warning came too lutc.

Harold Aizana. 3i, was astride a bicycle with his sister Hilda, 16, on his shoulders. Another sister. Elsie, 24. and Harold's wife, ‘Minnie, 28, swung from a small trapeze at- tached to the hubs of the bike.

The warning was hcitm by Hilda who tried to tell her brotiicr as his long balancing pole struck the rope, For precious seconds. the bicycle and its riders Swlllli! pre- cnrlously atop the taut who.

‘Ilhen, with a collcciivc EH50 lFM the crowd. Harold foil uwilrllildi clutching his shoulders. ill-W and Minnie grabbed the bicycle Slill on the wire.

At his customary position on llil ground beneath thc wire. lllc m?" er was crushed dbPnPlgIvh ‘Pall:

The fame‘, o; the peflonnem weight. Circus nun s s llln Charles Alzana. 65. who suffered RHY ropes and icscueli ille othd a. broken neck in attunpiing to 1W“

district of Queen's County. one of the largest in the Province. peopled with intelligent, independ- ent thinking cltizens, should re- turn two Libaral members to rap- resent thorn and attend to their welfare and needs.