warcu ran unman-
M uajg time of the your potato ' will in some cases be Nng vine killer on their crops ., order to get ready for diam!- whilc there is quite I VINO?-Y ,f 1.1-operations used for this pur- ,.,.-C. they practically all contain hr same dangerous chemical-... hum arsenlte. Tollvestock this is ,1.-.-idly poison and if allowed to rm during the spraying operation M... pasture flel s can be tal or client. Should livestock break W, a potato field and consume other plants. there is also 1(..,w-, Last year one farmer m,,,i.- the mistake of using the klll0l' instead of fly spray on his ....rtlc and lost a number-
l'l'lic moral of course is protect tour livestock from top killer. F()l'R DAYS -
THIRTY TWO HOURS
up note with some interest the nmoilllccnlent by I Promlnam labour official that the time has nimcrl when attention must be men to the possibility of initiating "or uilI'kEI'5 a 32 hour week of
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lllrfklllltf average for er. this Idea ulll appear fnntast c. If irnPle'
nicntcd. its effect on the economy mllld be far reaclalnl. P035151)! mun-, not likely beneficial in amy .-rrni. And yet, stranger things ha mine to pass and the necessary sriiustments made to keep business and industry on an even keel.
isnnuid the 32 hour week ever income a reality in agriculture, we know quite a number of far- mers who will be doing up their week's work in 2 days. The net result in agriculture of such I .ystcm would be. of course. to increase the cost of production and the cost of living to the urban .-nnsumer. who would then be in the position of requiring more
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liANADA'S ECONOMIC PROSPECTS
On October 24 the Royal Com- mission on Canda' Economic Pro- specll will hold a hearing in Char- ottetown. This five-man Commis- -lnn has been set up to inquire lIli0 future economic trends in this country and among other things they will study and report upon:- ls) Supplies of raw materials and energy sources. (bl growth and distributIon.fc) Growth and change in domestic and external markets. id) Pro- lsnrrtivs requirements for industrial and sncialcapit '.
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In October Ronda”: Dlgad a :-onsumsr report talk you al about this ainaning new-davoil boostr. Ahwyaars agoitwssauuatof N10 Elli-. now it's loud a "nut" rnr homooookingby'71oookbooh. lint your October Rudafl Dig-t today: 43 arttcld OHQIHIIJIIIKH nonrienned to saw your ti-I.
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While the decision has not yet been definitely made. in all like- lihood the Federation of Agricul- be presenting a brief dealing with trends and prospec- tlve development kl Island agri- culture. The C. F. A. will defl- miely he represented when the
While still comparatively an in- iant or-ganizntion. the Atlantic Pro- xlnrcs Economic Council has al- l'PNl.V named attention on an as- Imnal basis. The recent seminar hold at Fredericton brought, toge- llwr not only Directors of the Coun- ril but also a group of exports in lhe tmvernment service at Ottawa Mlrl Wilreseniatlvel of Universities vanri the business world skilled in lllr analysis of conomic problems- The ('nuncil can claim credit on interested quite a large number of rather Hnimrtant people from other parts of Canada in the problems of the .ltlanIic Provinces. The Council is the first and only experiment of
its kintrini Canada. It is first in- asmuch as never before has there been an organisation sat up on
I re onnl basis to study and work for provemsnt in the area.
MARITIME GRAB!
In the panel discussion relating to agriculture at the APEC se- minar. the federal Deputy Mini- star of Agriculture suggested that Maritime agriculture would be well advised to pay more attention to the production of hay and grass. The climate and soil makes the area superior to almost every part of Canada in this respect. It is generally conceded to be good farming practice to grow the crops which do well in s given locality. If this is admitted then the Mari- times will be paying more atten- tion to grass and the production of grass-eating livestock.
FARM FORUM
The new Farm Forum Season will get under way on Monday. October 31st with the topic for discussion being "Teacher or Sit- ter?" followed by ”Flre on the Farm" on November 7th. As a initial step in preparing the Mari- times for the Farm Forum season. the week of October 3 to 7 will feature at Shediac. N. B. a les- dership training school dedgned to give information of the facts and the iwhy' of farm forum and secondly to deomonstrate and ex-
i t in techiuques for making more effective the program of any and all rural groups.
THE GRAIN TRADE
The growing export of oats in the early days of Island agricul- ture could well be a subject, the study of which might be both in- teresting and profiizsble. Oats is not a difficult crop to grow and will produce reasonable returns from soils incapble of producing anything else. It is generally agreed that the export of oats was a system which did not make the farmers rich and which certainly impoverished the soil. When the harm was done was in growing three or four successive crops with no provision being made for the application of any soil building material. Agrlculturslly the sys- tem wss not good and from the standpoint of economics certain disadvantages were also inherent For instance, many farmers were under the necessity of disposing of the entire crop in the fall of the year. possibly at prices as low as 16 cents per bushel. The next spring it would be necessary to purchase seed and in effect, the farmer was selling at 15 cents In the fall and buying the same grain back the next spring for 31-00. For the luclqr few who had the necossa 1 capital to invest, the business was highly profitable. The Maritimes are better suited to growing grass than they are to growing grain. Grass does not lend itself to cash crop farming, oats did and produced an era that bad effects of which carried on for many years.
Dr. Crotssu's research into is on has produced a most in t- ing discovery in the Acadian.graIn banks. Quite likely very few people are aware. that these institutions existed. Then grain banks grew out of necessity and indicate the strong urge which was present even ninety years ago among ls- isnd farmers for self improvement along group lines and on I com- munity bnsls. The grain banks ren- dered a valuable service but times change and their passing away is In no sense a relfection upon their contribution to Island agriculture.
Carcls Ollhanks
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our friends. neigh- bors and relatives for their beaut- iful floral trlbutes and many Mass csrds- Special thanks to Mr. Dave Williams, Legion me bers of 0'- Leary and Bloomfie and many thanks to all service men and those who acted as pallbearers and wreath bearers.
Sons and Dsughto . of the late Octave Blanchard.
lwlsh to thank Dr. Callaghan the nurserand staff of Prince County Hospital for their kindness to me while a patient there. and all the good friends who remem- bered me in many ways when I was sick.
-City and
W! TREAT Tlll llcl WILL. Giggsy's Pharmacy. open I s.m. to B p.m.
COLUIIDIA Television s in ii Norgs rsfr rstors. any terms Brown Ill .
VISIT El-Style Milliuery. Great George Street when every style is Hi-Stylo.,
WORLD)! RECORD: 1404 tar- gets witbout a miss with an Ithaca gun, sold a n d distributed by Douglas Bros. and Jones, Ltd.
IMMUNIZATION CLlNlC- Will be held at the Health Centre, 188 Prince St.. every Friday, 2-4 p.m. Daylight Time.
MAKE A bit with a J. C. Hig- gins shot gun-light weight, high quality, low priced. easy terms Simpsons Sears Ltd.
Belfast, Sunday, Sept. 25th: a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m. Rally Day Services. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Interim Moderator.
NEW GLASGOW Christian Church. Sunday, September 25th. 'New Glasgow Cornmunlt Sun- day School 10 a.m.. morning worship and communion ll a.m. Cavendish United Baptist Church. Cavendish Community Sunday School 10 a.m., worship service 7:30 pm. Rev. Bryer R. Jones. B.D., Minister.
THE PBESBYTERIAN Church in Canada, Central Parish. Ser- vices next Lord's Day are as follows: Canoe Cove. Rally Day Service, 11 a.m.: Clyde River. It p.m. Sunday school. 1.!) p.m.; Churchill 7.!) p. m., Sunday school 11 a.m.; Nine M.lle Creek Sunday School 11 a.m. Rev. Don- ald Nicholson. Minister.
MARSIIFIELD Pastoral Charge the Presbyterian Church in Can- ado, Sunday. Sept. 5th. Harring- ton. service 11 a.m.. Sunday school 10 a.rn.; Mount Stewart 3 p.m.; Marshfield. Sunday school 10.30 a.m., service 7.30 pm. 125th Anniversary. Rev. Lawrence Blaikle guest preacher. Every- body welcome. Rev. Lee M. Mac- Naughton, B.A., Minister.
ST. JOHN Presbyterian Church. 10 W.R. Carson. left on Monda
Central
IAII DRESSING. Call lati- tol lll.
HOME BUILDER-have you house wired on time. one your D pay. Consult Brown Electric.
YORK Pastoral charge. Tb Ulr ited Church of Canada. Mlnistc Rev. J. M. Sproule, Sunday. Sept. 28. 1955. 9.3!) a.m. Brackley; ll a.m. York: 7.1!) p.m. Central (also an after Church service of song sponsored by the Y. P. U.)
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL - day classes - There are still a few vacancies in each of the fo-lowing day classes: Carpentry, Drafting, Home Economics, P,imbiug and Welding. lnterested.young people should apply at the School at once or phone 3774.
ATTENDING ACADIA-Messrs. Roddie and Freddie ilickox. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hickox, and Mr. Richard Carson, son of Dr. or Wolfville. N.S., where they wil en- roll as students at Acadia Univer- sity. They were accompanied by Mr- and Mrs. Hickox.
HAZELIIROOK. CROSS ROADS. Alexandra services for Sunday, Sept. 25th. Hazelbrook, ll a.m.; Cross Roads 3 pm.: Alexandra. 7.30 p.m. The Alexandra service will he held in the Cross Roads church. All are welcome to those
services. Rev. C. E. Armstrong. Minister. sr. PAUL'S A'.Y.P.A. .. The
regular weekly meeting of St. Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock, Psulls A. Y. P. A., was held on with 35 members present. The meeting was opened by the chair- man Jim Ibbott. who turned it over to Canon J. T. Ibbott for the election of officers. The results of the election were - Allison Gill - Presideni, Heather Coles -- Vice President, Bill Ives - Secretary. Jim Ibbott a Treasurer. Other members elected to the executive were: Helen Stewart. Niels Han- sen and Edward Carhonnell.The highlight of the evening was a tour through the Provincial Health Center, conducted by Dr. F. W.
Jelks. The evening ended with lunch, games and dancing. with the
VETERANS
contribution made to the organ- ization duriug many years of activity, the Provincial Com- mand at the hand of their Pat- ron. Lieut. Governor T. W. L.
RECOG NIZE SERVICES
Prowse, presented Major T. E.Vl”ll.ZllI.4Llf3ilI. Governor Prowse. McNutt with a medal for ”Mer- Major McNutt. J. S. Walker. itorious Service". at the opening secretary.
meeting of the annual convent- ion yesterday. Pictured left to
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d by Allison,
benediction pa Gill.
NORTH RIVER United Eaptistp Church. Fairview. ll a.m.; Northl River, 3 p.m.; Thank offering ssr-E vice, Long Creek, 7.30 p.m. Clos-p ing meeting of special services Kingston. 3 pm. Sunday school:l Fairview, 10 a.m-; Long Creek.. 11 a.m.: North River. 2 p.m. Rev- Owen Cochran. Minister. 1
TOURIST ASSOCIATION - Mn: Geo- V. Fraser, Director of the information and Travel Bureau.; Charlottetown accompanied by Mrs. p Fraser, left by motor this morn-' lug to attend the annual convention) of the Canadian Tourist Association I being held this year in the Lauren-; iians. Mr. Justice A.E. Arsenault, and Mrs. Arsenault also left onl this trip and while there will visit Montreal and Quebec.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. Bennett DeIghan.l
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Hired Man. "Children love the sunshine flavor I put into Aylmer prize-quality tomatoes all through the summer. Then, within a few hours of picking, Aylmor captures all their goodness and delicious
Bradalbane wish to announce the;li-am D. Fraser of Whlm Road. engagement of their daughter. lllar- Marriage to take place Oct 15, garet Nadine. to Finley Charles i955. at St. James Church. Sum- Fraser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-1mcri'lcld.
, l Friday. Sept. 23. 1955 The Euadian Page I
cr.mn-- -. vnlszc-rs EDFIONTON (CF) -- A compro-
c hanslvo key to classification of in-
sects and directions for collecting and mounting insects are included In the booklet. "The Insect Col- lector's Guide," recently published by the Entomological Society of Alberta.
'l'As'I'ElI DECIDE!
HALIFAX lCP)o-A panel of Q- perts and a lot of equipment hays been working for years on the prob- lems involved in the production of frozen fish, but the human tutu is the final judge on attractive- Iillesl and texture, said officiah
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Turonlo, Ont. (Special)-For the first time science has found a now healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorr- hoids snd to relieve pain. Thousands have been relieved-without resort
to surgery. g In one hemorrhoid 4-use after another, "very stnki im rove-
mant" was reported an vnri ad by doomrs' observations.
Pain was relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or ret.rai:iinn (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all-this improvement was maintained In valcea where doctors' observations were continued over a period many months!
In fact, results were so thorough that. suilerers were able to make such
form called
astonishing statements as "Piles
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Docs Both- Relieves Pain--Shrinlrs Hemorrhoids
have ceased to ha a problem!” And among these suderers were a
wide variety of hemorrhoid oondb tims some of 10 so 20 youI' stuntling.
All this, without the use of ash cotirs. Kine.-.IheIins or astringent: of s.nv kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dynsh)-the discov- o of a famous scientific institute. A ready Bio-Dyna Is In wide 3 for healing injured timuo on parts of the body.
This new healing substanoo H offered in on pasitory or ointmml reparation H'. Ask for individuall sealed convenient Preparation supposlmrlu or Pro oration H ointment with special app ir-stor. Preparation H is sold at all drug stores. Satisfsolon guaranteed or money refunded.
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take pleasure in announcing the appointment of:
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The Company expresses its appreciation for the support given Sussex Products in the past and solicit your continued co-operation.
Due to other business interests R. E. Jenkins has reluctantly discontinued distribution of Sussex pro- ducts. We wish to publicly thank him and his son for
. their tireless efforts on our behalf.
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