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A anaemia

Dairy l Association Met.

Continued f-rom Page 3

Western Guardian

--$HOP from Hollands Catalog

-—,DR., A. J,. LIGOURSIERE. dentist.’ will be in Wellington Mon- day. March the 3rd until Thursday

Street foreman billlman had a "hem 1°!‘ B nlhmel-

und Saturday removing the effects Cheese Scorln»! COMB!"-

wu-eumouuj

nigh, ‘he c,“ - 1788 3 4 3, and every other country that hopes

' , to engage in the export trade will __QLEAR|NG THE 5TREE1-s__ have to get into‘ line or look elsa~ Before leav- lurge force of men engaged on the 111E E1118 M15180!- l ‘W511 l-O ref?!‘ slices and slddwlllkfl during Friday ‘briefly w the Dominion eduvstirgugl for l - .

r

Willi

ill

“If it hlad not been for Tanlac I would still be a sick, discouraged woman, for noth’; iug else seemed to do me~ any good,

llllnl u“-

.2 *1

lil l

all lllllll: 1

"Hi1llllllll£dlllllllllll F1

AND

of Thursday's storm.

ulld efficiency ill this work.-—i'i.

Much credit is due Mr. Mlllnlan for promptness

Thecontest was open to a limited number of factories per month in such province and cove-red the per»

lsays Mrs. Edward Gibbs.

All the advertising ill the world from the very first, gained 29 1115--

1011 Mfly t0 October inum51ve_ Tam und ull the sales efforts combined and today am feeling fine.“

odaWafers

Ask for ills

Big new Wall Paper Catalogue

HE LARGEST, the most at—

tractive mail order WALL PAPER CATALOGUE in Canada is ready here for you. Eighty five hand~ some new patterns are shown. All

prices based 0n , DOUBLE ROLLS 0F l6 YARDS.

use THE ooUroN ~~~~ .- MAIL IT TODAY.

ll

MOORE 8t MoLEOD, LIMITED.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. ‘ Please semi me the new WALL PAPER CATALOGUE

NAME

ADDRESS

‘Moonet retest LIMITED

CHARLOTTETOWN

Open aifter March 1st Under 3 New Management

Y Rates $2.50 Per

Day ' . Good Sample Rooms in Con- \~_ nection. ‘Reasonarrle Livery Rates Q u YMTITIWIILTMIMJL: l721-2-2X~tl'.

i Kensirigton, P.E.I. if

Q2».

Firpo wlllllwgluiég Wills and Thinks Only 0i Dempsey

FARMER LODGE LEAVES FOR

MUST QUIT CABINET

Attorney-General Daugherty. of

U- S. AND ESCORTED TO

the United States, another victim of

aid Drug Co., is now Guardian rep-leg Qafllied fur we ‘resentative in Summerside and willlcheese [mm qeuch »be pleased to receive news, adverwpaung in me l l ~ i - . " a ~ . liliilf.23"lT.‘l§p.i§3fiZ.“‘.?3'”t22. :;iesg,;3,°,§g"*",;§;ra‘ Donald sells the Morning Guard‘ M] d d y lau at -his store. His Telephone No.1‘, c] gm e a; ls 12-2.

the coll

follows : ——~bi[. st:

i. Quelbec sent 2i

“CASE CONCLUDED -'i‘llc ad~ jourlletl case against Mr. Williulul llranchartl, Cape Wolfe. who was cllnrgctl with nu offence against» the inland Revenue Act was con-

Alberta sent 3 samples, first. gra ‘l, seconds 2. New 'Brunswlck s...

lll

eluded on Saturday when Mug“? grade 4. in tlhe average score forums m’ lcfl]]fld‘fl_

tl-utes Campbell and Painter tlls-|“"“km*““h11'~ 1131101‘ “m1 101*“ missed the case with no costs. The 517°“? b?’ P"°v1“c95- p: E Island defendant, in his evidence showed ,“~1\995e 100k H117“ P111159 ‘V1111 5515 lhut the cun which Wits supposed 1'0!‘ Wmlklllflllshhll 39-3711)? 1111"" m be use,‘ m, a smL “.33 Simply and 93.62 for total score. The foi- "Sed by himself to ma“, off meflowinlg factories ill this province water frolll the radiator of ills car COITIDBIPKII

in colll weather. Tho liquor found

by-the inspector had been left ul Workman-

hls house by some unknown per- » $11“) Flavlor qxnul sou and it wug proven that it was Kensillgtou 54.80 39.00 93.8 not “wusll“ and did not come und- Emerald .. 54.70 40.00 94.7 or lhl! Act, Mr. A. c. SilllfHlBTB, KAN“, Gllasgow’ .. 54.00 39.00 il3,0fl (‘., for plaintiff, Mr. E. li. Strong L," 1p _ 5350 39,50 931p)

K. f‘. for defendcnL-ii.

.»\t th-e beginning of the year lus- pt-ctor F. '1‘. Morrow tendered ills resignation to the Directors us

— [Dairy instructor i'or this Province ~—'i‘bt= lll-s-‘ivfi lilllfilllfvl (iflfflll to accept the position oi‘ llollliuion null \'iol.'l ’i‘olltl. Sulmurrllide “wire 01nd,,“ Grader for p_ p; “lamp visitors to (‘llurlotictowll lust. Mn ygurruw has svrvp‘l in t)", m. \lct-ll.-~ll. paclty lof instructor for quite u _ uuutbcr of years ulld during lllalt ‘~“"~*‘- wimml‘ “my”? “m1 m“? limo lhelllus rcndoretl llltlsl offic- iflll1lll'l'll Il-ft hero (lll Silillrlilly for “n, um] rumble spyrvive and “w 15mm“ A1115“ ‘vhwl’ “h” “m '10i"|\li‘ll.VOl‘ll(l ut ull times lo ])l'0|llll.‘l‘ 1" " l“"‘h“'“1 “h” 1*‘ “"g‘m"'1 1" [Hi0 highest interest oi the tiairr ill mmmw“ 1“ mm ‘my "11’ llusltry ill this Province, ills lulle experience has lllude lhim u lulu- alble factor ill the success wlllcll attended the efforts of the dairy course ill tlhc 'l‘oc.llxlicall School. 'I‘llere are three things l would sug- I ' ‘gust lor tronsillerlllisln todlty ill this ‘ ' Association. First, the, lllattcl- oi ~ llllllint: cows for tuberculosis, i 1 {need nol. ill this enlightened ugc ._ dwell upon its im-porlzluco at this ____:sHop from Hoyman-a Catayoglyrresvnt. ti-luc. Second, the grullil _ ol‘ milk uull (‘Fi-‘illll lby the llalu... ,___*EAsTERN AGENT ._ m; J, and lastly, the recolnmcnting to ‘W, lvlurdnck is mlw (iuartlian Ag-gfuctorles the payments to patrons out in Montague ulld will be pleas-tin basis of butter fut ln milk l-olrll‘. led to receive news items. advertis-flille practice of a 2% bonus added ‘lug, Job Printing, new and renew- to the butter fut in milk is only put l

~ ‘Mr Joint liloullluln of “Ollllilllg Ltll.. wont to Charlottetown ou Soi- urdny wllero he will spend n couple of woclts ilt illc firllfs hrzlllcll slorll. —ll

al subscriptions. if ting u premium on skimmed ‘milk delivered at factories.

l ..=‘AUCTION ‘stock, "furmlltg inlplenltlutw. and milk if we wzllll. to hold the ulurk- llloust-hnltl furllituro on l)l‘i‘llliS s oi‘ e1..- lur our export checsc. I will N. A. Morrison, llullllus. TIlHITF-dayl li(lW submit to you the statements 3i- 'ch illh nt 12 o clock lloon- l\o rm- the vast yeah " l-vc. Sec llallrl-Ilills. J. crilu»

ggeour, Auctiollec-r-177G424 Iii. COMPARATIVE

l ———-i-¢-0->——~~— I

STATEMENTS

Cheese

lArchbishOp WOITBH Milk Sup-plly 1922 lstooasul ‘lbs. __ ,Milk Supply i923 . "'79,500 lbs.

576.681 if;

(Continued From Page 6) I __________________-_ increase ~ .............. .. puy tlebtslo god by ministering to ' |pcrsollal self-indulgence. as ill the »cuse when (lance-s and soclals ulld such like things ure expected to M111‘ lslllllfll‘ 192? -»--‘31.l863.050 1b?!-

Butter

_ puy for the blessings which Gull no Yvlllk $UDII1Y 1923 311.165.1537 lbs-

ubuntlllntly pours upou i-lis people. —————---

i need not enter into further particulars. but l silnll ulld just u word about fasting. This has beei; ' much misrepresented, ulld in coll-

lncrense .............. .. 6.302.637 lbs.

Total Milk supply

22 sanlplos;

ials, 4; i-irst grade 17, second grade samples; spec- ‘11115 9. "P51 8111119 9. SK-JOOXI-QIK. 37ml‘ thousands of persons is attested lie

6 samples first grade 4, seconds Zlhcgmpally P- E- 151M111 99111 4 fifllllilleB. 15PM state oi‘ the Unllou and every prov-l

_ _ _ We nlust. SALE-CROP, mlanulaciure cheese out 0i" whole very gum] showing definite the

BOAT BV “WILD MAN."

resign his post in the cabinet.

the Teapot Dome Oil scandal, must

it

sequence. abandoned by many. iiut there cannot be a doubt thut. apart

Butter, Cheese 1922 50,865,869 lbs. Illlttel‘, Cilees-e 1923 67,745,187 lllbs.

BUENOS AYRES- 111?"- 2-“111115 was announced in Washington. Flrpo said lust night thul hour-o forth ho. would ignore liurry \Vill.<, ' ~ iii“ the negro ll9il\’y\\'-!l;Illl fighter, usfurcrrl-ll, Lollgl- ill talking to nous regards u flghl with him. lio il£‘f‘lflf"lllillli‘l‘ lll-"ll uboui illl‘ knockout he cd that llil-l lloxt grout buttlc would l'(.‘('(‘l\'(‘il from Flflli) last Sullduy be with Jul-k UOlllpP-v)’. llllilough uigilt it colllplcloly purulyzt-d his uotlllult lll-ilullt» m lllls llll-l-clluil‘ ‘lc. Hr l-xur " imiismlllfln had broil urruugotl.

Farml-l‘ Lodge left for Nmv York ill" uulvspupers tllut llc luudo no ycsterduv on hoard the slcunlt-r rfforl lu ril-ll- after ho had boon Southern Primal. Firpo hallo him kllnrltctl down.

. fMy Experience is that,“ l .DR.CALDWELL'S LAXATIVE ,

SYRUP PEPSI" Is just whatyou need

This Will Make Digestion Easy

WHAT the (lyu -|>iic Ili‘l‘(l‘.i is iorpill liver, sour stomach, hiliouy not lsldu unl lsiulrolllll null |li‘.*l.\.l!()ili.l‘llIOIIRIIOJDQTGIISIVOhTQHIh, lnentll lorfulua-s lull. u nlcdinilul ill-lull 10S und such uilmcrrls that

iionn on illc plurkupl: cull for you will soon lligcat your food roprrly clllfiwclrii Luxutivc Syrup Pcpsin and as lt-but’ normal y, and to nuyono young or old. li. ls u hum urn. Iwldbinlz. dizziness, Ilcf- mild. ma.» lilXflliVfl lrro from hill’- vuutlness uuII-llioailng will vnulsil. cellos‘. It will not cramp or grips. in time you rah dispctlsc with H" The formula is on the package, a medi new as Inactive . ifrp- mmpouull of Egy tlnn nenna with sin w ll hove exercised thointeshnul ‘m mld 91m ummufipg, A und stomach munch-s so the sci. u]; can be [lift uny drug awn for thnnhtllvfau Mr. E. N. l, and averages than a cent h 338 Si. mil-nah St. “News. t. dons. Economical for fiimllifi! and

lluvo no hrsiinncy giving Dr..

,Ml-s. U ileum of Emmo- fully gnsfanteod. You will ilnd it 1mm, N: .. hem of other: I rent lmpmsillm in msul ml will verify this. ~n over curler oil, or "candy mthtlrtics" made from coral-tar that

1 world Acclaim’ success some slln diseases. coloml-l that ‘ - Cnldwvllr lmpfiyr Sywv low-ml I 0 ‘lltdlh, suite in water or n is the nptlon ,0! n powiil-r that concentrate the blood

p ‘an oi’ that name and til-y tbs gkin,

n If You Wain nflkylt Fnollofonlnyhgi yrup Pm.” M Caldwell Bill-f

l new! n good hralivr and would like In Dbl

. - QIlpuIDnFhfi I!‘ lAmlinSyrup quinby l . 0 ‘m. Sehlms na/reenlrlalzl baffle. Adtbvu lo

(j Nmv '

ovul‘ tlll- declaration by some (if-endure lunch exposure ulld fatigue,

. they will hot be missed. 0r again.

hnllrl tloeth." "When thou prayest

men." ‘When appear not unto men to fast, bllt unto‘ thy Father which seeth in secret."

eludes prayer and fasting. Comniun- ion nd almsglving; and Work, which means the service of the Master, are the which the call of Lent points every Churchman. The season will be bis-st in proportion to the sincerity. not the ostentation with which it is used. and according to tho oarn~ cameos of the desire to deepen the spiritual life as the basis of all work and all worship, realizing our obligation to Him, Whose we are. and Whom we serve.

from the fact. that bodily obstin- oucc stimulates both tho mcutnl ulld spiritual facilities, fasting is u wise provision, und when il can hc wisely practised. good must follow For a hard working mun. wilo oi Grow

necessity lives carefully null C] 1922 237 363 9r 219 537 70 ‘flwlltffillllly nli tho your, und but, lo (33:52: 1923 gzyazhsdo; ;274’995:14

increase ................ _, 6,879,318 lbs.

Value of Output

tllt- withdruwul of neodful food

would be u hurlll-lhip. But have“? ""8 55’38]"12 s 55351“ lusting upplic. t ti 1' th‘ . I ~ Sh“... ma, 8,1,, ",,§’,,,‘,§" uni,‘ gs 5f; lulu... i922 $453,988.21 $394,039.20

practice of selfdeniul in these is mm“. 1923 $5"9'1S1'23 347131511‘ (lllfllfilblfl.

With probabLv the nlujorlty there is roonl for rigid application of the rule of fasting. For example, re- film-er and crlliltion ulld rulnxutlon from work ChN-‘Se 1922 571135716 3613-57590 urc necessary for u busy man: bill Bum" R1111 l oxessive amusement und constant, Chemo i993 339133139 574334035 excitement ore not only unnecessary ‘H bill injurious, und for luore tiring ulld exhuuslng titan the harden: work. if tllse are cut out for u time

increase .. 3 96,l93.df ;77,30551

increase .. $150,574.11 $132,763.85 Respectfully submitted,

J. F. PRlUFIiTT, Secretary, for the man wilose ilabits arc 1', P1151311‘! Dalrynymfg 5.35m, luxurious and dntlulgeut, some ' ‘ limitation for an extended porlod, ouch as Lent enjoins. cannot but be n benefit.

Evening Session

that. wil lu-ip his ilowl-ls to move luliicl l llr-rungctl stomach and T111’ 1110911"! 09611911 "l 3 II- m~ mummy‘ for “Np, 5;" m"; ,.,,,,v.,i_ hum,“ Many “prions (“senses m.” IN ull things. however. the words with the president J. fi-i. Simpson tion llrl- llllictl. you will Luke prcvruisrtl by this timely did. n‘ "l" 11193197 ""191 11 79111911111979111 1" 1110 011M!‘- r. Cultlwi-lla Luxuiivo Syrup "W119" 11101! (10851 B11118. 16! I101 the MI‘. T1108. Hicks, Dominion awn, _._,-,.l.-,,...ll,,,.lly n..tl...l;..-.~. Formula Plninly Stated loft hand know whnt the! right official cileese grlder. Montreal.

addressed ‘the meeting. He gave an interesting outline of the\ cheese grading system carried on by the,

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thou shalt uot be as hypocrites . that they may be seen of thou fastest. . . .

Ell-st. then, Worship. which in- second.

objects to-

Puv. Slaps lmfnnfly

Hare‘: inmm relief from that burn- ing com! Blue-icy willlapfllopnin inohntly. _ A tin ooni beam and cameo on. Dan m» with dmpmu pdflg. ‘Got limb-y l m“! n ~ , fgannm

MI! 00d give more and more Kflloe to each one, to use the man; within roach, and will the

w l

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binning which faithful service wlll' surely hr .

=‘ tam of seven your maul.

_/SUMMERSIDE AGENT.- blr-Ilhovinciall dairy authorities named “mm not have made me great sup. Byron MacDonald of the MBCDOD- tile factories every month. Tile rul- c“; 4-m- 1‘_.\NIDAC that entry uf one

before.

and has brought relief to hundreds

by the great number of testimon- ials thnt have lbcen received by the iruln people ill every

There ‘alre over 100,000 such statements on file with] the company, all ringing with sin- cere praise for TANlLAC and what it_ has accomplished.

ll-iele are excerpts irolll ll few oi‘ the 100,000 statements on file:

Mrs. Edward Gibbs, Lancaster, Pal~—“Foz" 2 years indigestion de- prived me oi" nearly all the pleas- ure of living. ll‘ it hail not been for TAANIJAJC l would still be a. sick und dllscourilgell woman, for noth-

ing else seemed to tho me any gout

Mrs. llilary A_ Benson, Seattle. Wash; “Following an operation

my stomach illlfl nerves seemed to give way and I became almost

has been "My stomach seemed tia pain me attained, unlese this reconstructive constantly, food seemed to do me fflI-‘IO-FY lMYllPb tonic possessed merit oi‘ the grent- no golod lI would bloat up with $115- “mlle-‘lt- Imllirilx est degree. Over 40 Million Bottles lost my strength, und could not ' oi‘ Tan-lac have been sold ulld the sleep or rest.

0. lE. Moore, lKarlsas- City. MO-I‘

‘Unrest t»! .:_l| Phil ibngls“

Perfectly Made ~ Perfectly Baked Packed

ll was on the down-

denlautl today is greater than ever g-rade all the time.

Tania-c 001'- recied my troubles and putt me in

Tha ‘tITANMAIC possesses merit excel-lent shape."

Thomas Lucas, Petersboro, On~ tario: "Well, sir, buying TANlLAIU was the beet investment made, for ii. built up my health and strength -to where .i haven't a com» plaint in the world."

Mlr. and ‘Mrs, Joseph E,‘ Kaake. Detnolit, Mich;

and 6, had been so peaked and llfev less that we were worried about them. Their stomachs were upset appetites poor, the color hall left their cheeks, their nights were restless and during the day they would just mope around. taking uo interest in play or anything else. They lilagan to improve with the first dose of TANLAC. and today there are lnio more healthy children in Detroit.“

Taniac la for sale by all good druglrists. Over 40 million lbotiles sold. Accept no substitute.

cvntcrs were established lfnr purpose, one coutrc being at (Thur- iottotoivn. 'i‘llt- lillpartmlent was fortunate lll getting good men for lllo work. "Pile tulul clleest: graded from Apl. 1 to l)cc. 15 was 1,4525% ‘boxes, comprising 14,173 boxes special grade, 1,119,411 boxes lot grutlll 286,008 boxes 2nd grade, 32,- 393 iloxcs Ilrll grade and culls, 113' provinces the lolui boxes graded were Ontario 004,643 boxes. Quebec 532,191 boxes, ‘i’. i6. island (in- tllullilll: in. cheese graded lust season) 15.751 boxcs,—u por lllutacl- of lit-fful- first grade, 37.1 troml grulle and .5 for third L','l"il(l(.'. '

Mr. lliclls referred to the rough choose which comes lfrom every port or cllllulhl. ii-le explained that ll‘l‘ lurlzte (‘llil at’ the cheese should be put upwards in tile box for easy‘ reluovul. -in future cheese not pro- pllrly boxed will be placed in u lower grade. '

Some island factories mu-ke a

llisudvuntuge oi‘ flavor which hos nlrcudy been referred to.

The speaker was satisfied that the use of the pure culture would benefit the liluvor of (zlleese. Either this should be done. or the lwhcy pasteurized, provided the ltunlts can be drained each day. lPustcurizell whey is quite salfe to feed to young calves and this method helps to keep the cans clean, which is very inlportan-Lpl-ie hoped it would not be necessary to pusteul-ize milk for cheese mllklflll! us’ the expense involved would make the work neltriy impossible.

From his experience as u "man- ufacturer Mr. Hicks declared that island cheese. is made too small for export. The standard size de- manded ill liviontrcul is 85 to 90 lbs. One shipper lll Montreal told ‘the speaker that ii‘ the lisisnd cheese was same size as Ontario and other provinces there were times when he could get more money for the island product.

Mr. ‘Hicks answered a number of questions in regard to whey pasteurization, etc. When =this has been properly done there hlls been a great improvement in the flavor, The texture oi‘ the hulk of llslanll cheese is perhaps a lltile ‘better than any that comes into Mon-meal and it wu-a regrettable that the flavor deterred from the value, so liar us the grading was concerned. For high qu-ailty choose there wlls always a leady market. 'l‘he gnu. lrig stllm-p of the Federal Iwirflfi- meuhwill in future go on all cheesi- sva-nlinetl. Canadian manufactur- ers must quit making second grade cheese and the’ only way to do this is to refuse to accept second it-ruldc "milk. The speaker urlpealed to cheese and butter makers to nlnlk their boxes as plainly as possible. .

Mr. J. A. MacDonald, official but- ter gfader, Montreal, referred to his pleasure at again visiting his native province. He hnd een for twenty years in the dairy ilsluess in Western Canada and gaye some interesting reminiscences of the curly days of the industry there. Last year in Saskatchewan 11,000.- 000 lhs of butter were mode. lb the Western Provinces there is today llo No. 2 butter sold for home consumption. The butter is nil pasteurized and neutralized und he was convinced this was the only woy of making progress in‘ the in- dustry. Figures were quotod giv- ing the total grading of butter by provinces. The Maritime Prov- inces had 699 boxes No. 1 quality pasteurized butter graded. and 3o No. 8 grlrle boxes. Of unpasteur- ized there were 1714 boxes graded. No. 1 qqsiity; 1,242 of No. 8 and 160 of No. .'l quality. Mr. Mac- Donald snld the compulsory crlsm grading to be instituted by the gov- ernment wnulrl prove a step in the right direction. _ _ .

Mr. J. Walter Jones of nbury spoke of the new three y r crop rotlltl n on the island vines has

[hlg scrub cow.

helpless. As a lasli. resort ll tried TAlNlLJbC. i begun to improve Take Trutlac Voguetublc Pilily. P45419131] D0purlmenl_ Grading lit is not advisable to stul-t wltll u

Tile strains of unltle urn tlhllckell up by soverul lllothods ouo of the best being lllil Record 0i‘ Performance tests. 'l‘llo fact.» ol-s int low production to be avoid- ed were: Using u poor bllli, poor management of the herd and tile use of scrub bulls. He deprecated ‘ ug of oat straw to calving .l,l:c.; .‘ ' izxll ii ,"‘1"“. dull of nourishment particularly during the last two months. The need of properly kept stables was enlphns- ized, also dry pastures in summer. For a large, high producing cow grass pasture is not ongugb. she nlust be fed meal especially iu Nugust und September. ' Mixed feed should be supplemented in the pasture. The factors of high pro- duction were then explained. wltll numerous illustrations fronl the speakers own experience.