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u ~ “to picture and all growers H, p319 Island are invited. The Vownlng of the Maritime ' 41m take place. on Friday morning the Maritime Yangon has called a meeting of em-Qgefitliwéd from the three Mar- lme Province; and Newfoundland p discuss future egg and poultry

w believe any farmer who can Iougeb], get away will benefit by pmdmg a day at the Fair in Am-

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attitude of the Canadian Associ- ation cf Consumers is oils-Twill.‘ since our Canadian llbdezation has been permitted to send.- represent- atives to the National meeting.

At the annual convention of C. A. C. held in Ottawa. the farmers position was presented by NIL Campbell of Ontario. one of the C. 1A. directors. As a. result they de- cided not to send their lawyer t0 oppose the "farmers on the Privy Council marge-vine appeal.

They mo passed resolutions urging investigation of the hish price of margarine and other non- agricultural commodities, to make s. study of all producer plans for orderly marketing with the object o! gaining a better undenmmdlnz o!

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what farm producers are trying to

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d°- "Wfnini distribution Li‘ 19:41: m 0mm’ ‘m’ ‘mm! ‘i! Producers to have an ntemational clesrirq hem; u; up 1°’ dmfmilﬂl food commodities. ‘ This is another instsncewhy "l"! PEOPIQ must organise d be in a position to protect UHF-ZINE. "l! ""1 Present their views to other mum and industries.

Farm Forum 51! "I? successful rallies were held last week to arrange fu- the Bettina u» oi discussion maps ﬂlrvushout the Island. The Feder-

promotional headquarters for this tyne of work. Activities so far in- dicate a most active and successful

BEMIMBRANOE DAY IOVIMBEI ll

GWI GENIBOUSL!

season in discussion group work. Our Provincial Farm Forum Com- mittee met Monday afternoon. Ar- rangements were made to help com- munity leaders to organise new groups and hold follow-up meet- ings in school districts and smaller centres during the past few weeks. It il evident that our organizat- ions must have an active and in- formed membership if they are to develop and function properly. There is definite progress being

made in this regard. We can all spend some real pleasant evgnincs by organising

and holding a Fanm Flor-um meeting each Monday night for the winter months.

Office Moved Little by little farmers in the Chariotietow area are getting

their coopera. ve set-up into shape. They expect to open a super-market and farm supply for their members early 'in December.

The second floor has been laid off in offices and we moved in Tuudsy. New quarters for the Womens’ lu- stituies, Clo-operative Union, and Credit. Union League are on the same floor.

v National Choose Week

Next week and every week we should eat more cheese and do more to publicize and sell our own products. Most of the Island Ched- dar Cheese has been cleared out of storage as a. result of organized ef- forts and advertising.

However, there is new problems confronting the cheese business. Some set-up and arrangements will have to be made io put our Island Cheddar cheese on the market in smaller and more attractive pack- ages and at the same time maln- tain the qualily.

The Cheese Board will be meet- ing shortly and we hope will have acme recommendations to make to the next meeting of the Dalrymens’ Assogiation which will be held on November 18th..

County Federation

There has been a demand from several Farm Forums this week and at recent meetings for the organi- mtion of our County Federations in» the near future. '

We would like to have the react- ion of all our members in this re- spect. Talk it over the next time you meet and let us know. _ Our oiiiice is now open for your suggestions and to provide or pro- cure any information possible. M ' a are invited to drop up any time you are in Charlottetown . ~t€c~ . Iona: lol Rhee-Couch Freetown, Lower mcetown. Wiimot Valley. North Bedeque, Central Bedeque, Bedeque, Middleton. Fanning School. Kin- kora. North Carleton. Qneeus-Gleniinnan, Fort Aug- ustus, Tsrontum. Auburn, Drornolre. Mount Stewart. Ten Mile House. Milloove, Pleasant Grove, Suffolk. Kings — Heatherdale, Victoria Cross. Summe ville, Baldwins Road. 5t. Georges, Georgetown, Montague, Upper Montague, Milltown Cross,

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Switch was. oceans.‘ and ealoy m is. beneﬁts of B.F. amines research. See your as‘. Goodrich Dealer today. (Consult the Yellow Pages of your phone book):

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York iioncert Repeated Lastiiight

Another capacity audience Brim‘

the performs-rs at York last evening in the second PIWVIIMW" of their scheduled live night show. The three guest artists. Betty Beers. Leith Sweellf-"y llld Stanle)’ Lin‘ castes were again enthusiastically received as were also a Valentine duet by Norman Brawn and June Dennis and a selection from "May Time" by Harry Vesey and Beula-h Vearey. Durlnz the ‘ﬂaunt of the Months" Rose Watts was heard with fine effect l-n a patriotic num- ber and Vivian and Marion And- rews in a pleasing musical select- ion. The W. once ifihls evening will close the show for this week to re-open again on Monday.

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This column ia reserved for new! of local Interest, but advertising oi a newly nature may be inserted at five cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance.

WE ARE PLEA$E|| T0 ANNOUNCE THAT w. srswaar PIERCE

Registered Pharmacist -

HAS JOINED OUR STAFF

Mr. Pierce has had 15 years experience in tile Drug Business, 55d h! Wm b0 Pleased to offer his professional help and advice to all members of the community who might request ii.

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HARD COAL. — A. Pickard d: 06.. are unloading Hard Coal, furnace and stove sizes today.

IMMUNIZING CLINIC will be held every Saturday morning from 9 to 12 at lhe Health Department, 188 Prince Street. Formerly held at Sanatorium.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the’ Stipendlary Magistrate's Court yes- terday, a man charged with being drunk and disorderly was sentenced to 20 days in jail while the remand-

ed case of a. man charged with

breaking and entering W115 further f" remanded for one week. These were 111g Service in the Church at Tl‘: gm. the only cases to appear before o'clock in. the afternoon. Miss Beryl Magistrate K.M. Martin yesterday. Morson. Missionary from India. will \ -———— be the Guest Speaker at all these ALEXANDRA, HAZELBRQOK, Services. Cavendish Sunday School CROSS ROADS. — Service for Sun- in the Baptist Church at 10 A. M. day, Novemiber 6th. Alexandra 1i GBOPBe Gouih. Minister.

the Crolvn, Mr. L. P. O'Don- Del-i for the appellant. The appeal of Leigh Chappell from a convict- ion for drunken driving was dis- miSsed with costs, Mr. Nicholson for lhe Crown, Mr. O'Donnell for

Conference at liunter River

Armistice weekend ,will be a busy line in Hunler River when teen- 869 boys from many parts of the Province will aasem/ole for the Old- er Boys’ Conference held in the United Church and led by Mr. Whitney Dalrymple of Saint John, N.B.,Awe1l known to boys as a camp director. He will be assisted by Rev. C. A. Britten of the Cent- ral Bedequs Baptist Church and Rev. Ralph Wagner of North Bedeque.

Of special interest Saturday is the banquet prepared by tihe ladies of the Churches followed by toasts, stunts and a sing song conducted by Clarence Christie od Merigomish, N.

Our plans may be

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TYoung or old . . . college graduate or not . . . we all have plans for the future which require money to carry them through to completion.

can make them come true is the same-with Canada Savings Bonds.

The sooner you start to save for what you want, the sooner you’ll get it. You can buy

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th 1i l .- A. M. Dr. Patterson will be the spec- e appe an m Excise case w“

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Mrs. Jack Herman and Mrs. Sidney Clay will be the soloists. Cross Roads 7.30. The Mission Band will have charge of lhe evening service. Lie. Byron Howlcll, Aiinlz-ter.

Services next lord's Day as follows: Glasgow Road 11 A. M. S. S. l0 A. M. Brooiofield 3 P. M. S. S. 2 P. M. Hartsville 7.80 PM. B. S 6.30. Mid week services at the usual hours Rev. L. G. Marshall, Maritime Field Secretary of the lord's Day Alliance will be in charge of the service at Broolcﬂeld. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

Rev. Canon liaslam of Toronto is visiting ihe Oily, the guest of his sisters, 210 Kent St.

GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS

OTTAWA. Nov. s - (c?) -, Dominion Government deposits decreased 556362.000 to $86.975,000 during the week ended Nov. 2, the Bank 0f Canada reported today ll its weekly financial statement. Chartered bank deposits decreased $48,560,000 to $560,212,000. while notes in circulation rose $1,528,009 to $1,295,635,000.

CAVENDISl-l UNITED PASTOR- AL CHARGE. - Stanley Bridge l1 A. M. North Rusilco 7.30 P. M. Cav- endish Auxiliary of the W. M. S. will hold its Autumn Thank Ofler- —---

SUPREME COURT - In the final day yesterday of the non- juxy session before Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell the Temper- ance Act appeal of Earls Docherty was dismissed. M1". J. P. Nichol- son acted for the Crown, Mr. J. B. Johnston for the appellant. The excise appeal of David Edward Head was allowed and conviction and sentence quashed. There was no order as to costs. Mr. Nicholson

S. who is also special the Sunday Services.

Mr. Ross Matheson River is busy arranging for the bllleting of delegates who will be entertained by the peOple of ihe community from Friday night when the conference Opens io Sunday evening when the IEHOWShll) ClrClP sitter the Church service officially closes the conference.

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Canada Savings Bonds through your Com- pauy’s Payroll Savings Plan, or through your bank or investment dealer, and you can cash them at any time at any bank and got their full face value, plus interest.

if you lravcn’t already started, begin saving today this easy, regular way. You’ll be sur- prised howquickly your savings will mount up.

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