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- MICKEY MOUSE

Prince Edward 'T255

. TODAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY

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RUSTLEB/S OF RED DOG

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3 'The bronze ciitworm attacks tkrnss particularly on the Tantra- f_mar dykelancis in New Brunswick. -_;.wlicre it occurs in vary large mim- _bels at intervals of some six to ,eight years, causing serious injury for complete destruction of the grass _*over large areas of meadow. The Flelst outbreak covered the period Jrom 1023 to 1931, completely .'ltr11:i-.ing the grass from many hun- ldlefls of acres at l\'1e height of Bbunclaiice in 1928. The insect was jbimd in sin:-.il numbers in 1934 and the Entomological Branch of the Dominion Dcp:ii~tment of Agricul- .Iure warns tliit unless preventive

easurcs are taken, another out-

Elreak is liable to be developed

‘ yiiiiin the next few years.

»:' A study of the life-history of the _lnsect (prevousiy not completely 'jknoivnl durinl the last outbreak showed that e,-gs are laid between fthe lust w::'i: of July and second Qcvuek of September. These hatch Qéfore October rind the small larvae Iiihcrnzite in the debris on the sur- iface of the soil. in moss. and par- 'iiciilarly in thick clusters of a _’6e“t:\in type of grass to be found |,lcn_s: old ditches, banks and in _iucadows long down to gre-SS. OD jncadows. the first, second and =third year after seeding, the sur- face debris. moss and winter pro- - _tion of this type was scaniy and = insects were found to survive. ff old meadows, six to ten years in ` .ss, nearly :ill survived and it was " such meadows that severe infes-

@‘.ions developed. The caterpillars, 1 hen abundant, assume the march- Xnfr habit but the presence of the Qiliny drainage ditchcs generally ‘Lesps them in si. messire confined :ta the older meadows. Neither oats Sior clover are attacked by the xisect and a simple method of pro- jection is afforded by the renewinl 3; old meadows after six years in

grass by plouqhing, seeding with

nts and grass seed. With the PWS'

iict of another pe"lodlc outbreak

_veloping .within the next few `erii's, the renewal of meadows in 'ass six or more years bv plough- ' and reseejing is desirable.

. _'l"lic caterpillar: unlike most cut- ib ms, feeds in daylight and its

_dung stages well up on the tolls fthe grass stcrrs, where it may be sily seen. Trhls of a-rsenlcal d\1St 'od sprays have not proved effec-

_ ye noi- are they considered by the

' adow owners desirable on grass

ich is to be fed to stock and sold " export trade.

-?§ Starch Desserts

§r:,Acco'rdin|r to the pamphlet "Milk sects issued by the Dominion -| pariment of Agriculture, Ottawa.

_gi-on ¢;@55c_i_-_|: ¢-,o£i_»rise tix _large ~ upo m -pii ngsw c are lckened with.; cornstarch or flour. "‘}.”i‘5§...“ .."ilZ?.°i.‘l.iff.f,§“.§§...“¥ii '_ this type, the following poin_ts mild be kept in mind. , (1) Cook in lop of double boiler:

i Mix the cornstarch. or flour th sugar and blind___:vith _... before adding” on €_____¢_¢;\ ____ ,.,'~...‘°>..°“' ss.: .:,,..f i. ally unt mlx.ture is cooked:

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O'I'I`AWA, June 25-Condition of

fruit crops was generally good throughout Canada, according to s. report issued yesterday by the Do- minion Bureau of Statistics.

In Prince Edward Island treo

fruits and small fruits wlntcred sat- isfactorily a.nd While low tempera- tures delayed growth to a certain extent, crops have now' developed

favorably.

Fruit trees wintered well in Nova.

Scotia, says the report, and while a. cold late spring retarded early de-

conditions during blossom period

small fruits. Insects and disease are DP damage from frost has been repor-

ted.

Warm rains in New Brunswick in

June improved prospects for the apple crop and a heavy set was in dlciited, as there was no evidence of injury from insects or fungus.

A drought which retarded devel-

opment in the early part of the sea- son in Quebec was broken ln May,

good - wihle prospects are poor for all var-

ieties. ,

It was estimated that the Bherry

crops in Ontario would show in- creases over last year. Most varie- ties of early apples had a good snow of blossoms. In British Columbia all fruits suffered from the prolong- ed spring drought but light rains have improved conditions.

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NEW ZEALANDEB. IS THE

‘ WORLIYS PRIZE PAINTER-

The New Zealander is the world’ prize painter, having to paint his house oftener than other people due to climatic conditions and he like to lfrep his premises splc and span in keeping with the high standard of living he maintains ac- cording to the master of a. Cari- adian National Steamshics' freleh- ter in the Canada-Australia-New Zealand trade recently arrived in Canada with cargo. There is ii DW- ponderance of wooden houses with galvanized iron roofs, and a boun- tiful mclsture coupled with strong

hine lays havoc with the

C A P I TO LNow YLAYING1,

Same House But

Not Same Place

WINDSOR, N, s. .lime 24.-

((7P>-Of all the legends that have sprung up about Judge Thomas Hailburton, one of Can- ada`s most noted humorists, per- haps the most curious is the one that relates how to and his father were born 30 miles apart-though in the some house

Old-timers say that the' father

of the 19th century creator of “Sam Slick" was born down the Nova Scotia, shore about 30 mlles from here. When he decided to move to Windsor years later, he just shipped the old homestead on a raft and floated it up the Avon River to this town

And lt was in the same house,

they will tell you, that the famous wit was born.

Bulmiin and Mrs J. L. Stevenson

Melvin Mciicod and Mrs. P. L.

Return to Land _ ‘_ _ Urges Chief Justice.

(By The Cuudlnn Pres)

SAINT JOHN, N. B.. dune 24 -

"'I.'hcre is no use loafing at the cor- ner and waiting for things to, get better. The only wayto make thinks better is to couric-sentiment with labor and start out on the great adventure of the 20th cenury-the

ee: spirit is pictured by Chief Just ice J. B. LI. Baxter. of New Bruns- wick, as n solution of problemsfac-

toned ypung men, touched with the sentiment that inspired their fore-

homes.

s led itself."

on in how to make the land pro

from high school. “It is useless to talk industries. We havent got

has come to an end.

"If the unemployment of the

ti es in a few years they

w ave os m fitness for endeavor of any practi-

A man who is on fit land seek

instance of the opportunity avail-

Semple and M' s. R. A, Houston. _ .

e . _ h _ st.eams and rivers, for it is from

C1°`ed with Nathoml Am cm such places that black flies often

necessitates frequent painting. Tl". n asain, in the “gcy~er" sert’ori where the:-e is great thermal activity, the sulnhiirous fumes cause rapid de- terioration nt point work. Hereto- fore New Zealand has lmvorted most of the paint used, but with .the expansion ln the domestic paint manufacturing lndustry. im- ports have fallen off somewhat, Owing, however. to lack of raw ma- terials, New Zealand has to import these. There would appear to be an opening for Canadian raw ma- terials, such as dry colours, lead around in oil. llnseed oil and cer- tain resins. gums and solvents. Im- ports of raw materials increased 19

per cent 1933-34 over 1932 33. fTfTi _' '

and - .

slimy to hot milk in wp of double boi and stir ooimtsntly 'until nuxture thickens.. 0002 for 20 to' 30 minutes, 'stirring occasionally.

in for blanc mann fold

'mine in

s E 5 5 55

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i. ¥ .3

suns , p point on these dwellings which,

Dainty refreshments were sericri by _ __ the committee in charge assisted ‘;K_‘f;§;__i“_e§_’__"':; ‘Qn

hy the h°stess‘ tecting one from insect pests, par-

ET 5 tit

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comanisou or r.oco:i1orrvr:s‘t1‘=Ule1__1i' at nlflhfi when -#rrp is

i _

-. i/icuim-:s ‘Mira 9

U-num' “IGH QPEED D .l Around summer cottages, and

. m Edson! of other dwellings, the grass should be

pogltiixiiqenridnelseifghrdg hthvt? recently kept cut 5h°l'ti “nd Shubbefy *md been worked out with regard to the ““d°1`b"“5h in which 7-h° in-Sect* pichemmham Nyc,-~ of me 5,9” shelter should be kept down to a 'Western Railway in England which minimum- P"°P°l` 5°"¢°“U\K 0! 50°"

and windows is essential ip coni-

tl t bll.h d rld d

"Cen Y 951,. Cmnrlpzryngspsa, fort where biting fl‘.cs are preval-

record for a s

locomotive on this train with other °“t~ Screens U\'°f¢"“blY lh°“3d ¥\°¢ speed mmhmcs it is devdoped that be less than 10 meshes to the inch. ‘the locomotive has a rating of 2,6710 PYf°°1“'“'“'\‘°f°5¢“° 9Pl‘lYS» °f horse power against from 2,500 h_- which many brands are on the mar- p_ to Ove, 5900 h_ _,_ fm. other ket, are u.s.~:ful ln destroying in-_ wpesh while the mhumum Wight 3801.5 thht find |§h¢1r Why iI\d00l'A|9]-red-0115;-_

whether it be ii permanent real -"='-"‘”

of the locomotive and train. norm- 'i ` 'i -----°*’*"°“"_'“

W is no time, tm, of an ~dence, A summer cottage or o tent. mgpiiiu- gm is mad” by mix”-,_5 go.

he” any 30° ns' ` A sim le formula. for su h a s ro. ' l

Recipe, for blanc mong¢;_. . aeroplane, 66 times that of an auto- , P _ ° P Bl _ gether 1 os. of ol of citrone la, 4 »»»»~»-~ ~»~»»~» r.°i“t;”i-:leer °' tm: it-it” 52l§:°i..‘“:f;”.sr.1..2“‘.:.::. cz- zi.°‘::.“‘:.‘.:‘.°“i:.‘;:,:.‘“‘,‘..:;'.‘:,'. " °”““’°°“ 5°" ' iris `c»n:diaii NiiIi)§na(i°°m°i1:vii° ‘P°Wd°f in °“° l=“°\1 °'f k°1‘°°=“¢° ' r

$4 CUP WIN' ,,|:|,,h nigh., 334 mm 'mit ya cover the vessel and ullow the mix: ‘4 CUP CUM milk ted ‘t mum h_ ' ' til!! fd) Btlhd IDI' EBVOYEI I\0\ll'l" 7 “ul” mf' mm* ra ___________.___p' aiphon or filter off the clear liquid 'ff WSW” Vmm* which forma the spray. Keep it ln

tlln Ioflbly I

Mix oomstarcli, sugar, and colt, , 1 “<1 ,_

blend with cold milk Add - ` co ron-oolsxcdpsttlc, when

can or om r not in mc. APN! by mum of o

mini! hand sprtyer or&¢;iiiiler.

The tiny biting mi , known

s¢mw»r~um~t~m¢“mmrm- _ Fl" .'»»ii»i»i..,._i»f<»_v»im»i..°ii.-.iii

nolniollciiotthévvllltlimuh

t ollmo sply winnip-

’34 -;Vl\alel Oil

return of young peoplctothc1a.nii.‘L~.It. thrashed mid

This re-awakening _of the pion- about with its

ing the young unemployed. Hp vis- ing. _

-'received by Mrs. DeBlols from

Biggest For Years Member iof o murine family brings the British columbia

industry u tidy sum but is not exploited on Canadcfs Atlantic

foot whale, with its ing thirty feat in

was trapped in an

Richmond county, Nova

early Moy, and out

Natuxvfwlilch

given the pack more mammalis struggles were

power and the

On the Dominion’s Pacific coast

the whaling industry is of substan-

fathers, finding romance in the soil ti&1\ 1mi>0l‘tBI1°¢. the Comb being - and hardship or hiiiiaihg their own uiieii iii iiiiuiiiniictiiiihig whine ,<iii,i No. 1 tin 10c

meal, ,rid fei-tinzei-. mst year the 2 tins . . . . . . . . . . . . l9c

'British Oolumbia. whaling steamers

“Them is no danger of overpro- _ _ __

iiiiciifm," said the chief justice. wpurcd 350 0 the-se his fe110ws.= r _ "Th1~ pruvince in 50 yeprg 1-|35 nqf, DOYAI Whifih WAS B.b0Ve U18 Rnnllill 35':

average for the preceeding ten

tions in the Queen Charlotte

duced 340 tons' of whale meal and B31 tons of fertilizer during last year

Charlottes but nowadays much the greater part of the catch is made

Fin whales were taken an any other species but a change has now

(A. P. By Gua.rdlnn's Special Wire) "

cab- DYNY

the Provinces, wives of federal inet ministers, wives of other councillors and presidents womens nationally organized

ietlcs. ‘

The following telegram has been

Lady

EOC-

Perley:

"A preliminary womens national

committee with Lady Perley” as chairwoman was formed in Ottawa June 12th to arrange a farewell gift for Her Excellency Lady Bess- borough stop as in former years the committee asksthat the wives of the Governors be responsible for secur- ing subscriptions in their

tive Provinces stop owing to t parture of Her Excellency in tember the committee ask the mat-

tizr b_e given your immediate atten- on.' would all those interested kindly

send their contributions to Mrs. Denlola at Government House with- in the next week. No one is asked

respec- hc de-

Sep-

or expected to contribute more than

following formula: oil of cousin, 1 ca., cornphoroted oil 3 on.. vaseline 3 cm. A third preparation thi# hu been strongly ioconimendcd Ls mule an follows: melt together over c gentle fire vueiinc1os..bcc|w\s 1 om, medium hard paraffin i on, cool imui the 'ifiixsiirc in Just num. then stir in i gram or 1.4 gn. apoonfui of oil of curio md two

Il- "Pimlico" or "no-sec-um|"lgram| or 1-I teupoonful of nil of

citronoilo. ' _

When one hu boon blthn by in.

mini; - 1- i : f _' ~ f - .,

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"N157 5”' ‘°Ul"'”*“"' 1”" J -- ~ Iwi V ‘ l\l1l¢l'lib¢\’llly to thc°|oreon| hu o in lotlohs ' M _ .sim .¢;¢_5_pN‘.;vnh-my-F hurl: immc fmiuiii msn 'ma -ish ua i»"°iifmn°h° x' |'§“ii\ an-liiir. gp-_v:_ _ _ . prznéiu the iiiiacu mm ciimiiialvneiirio. hcacciioia ci-ihaiiis, im. »f\`““. - . - .- .~ _ ,_`_m;__';us_flydop§_s¢hat may bc|m;¢i.ofiodincmd,ovm‘oriliocry

' ° °_¢*P°‘ l'N‘\id‘the etmp when rnalstoncd sud'

, ~~ ~ .. nmvn to vrevmt lttwkl by bttinx|nuibeo may mi- um pimniinii

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EVAPORATED MILK Your favourite brand

cooirnn conivup BEE

Tall tin Each 9c.2tlns 17e

KRAET

Sh°P Early for These Pre Holrday Specials ' Prepare for the long week and

SPREAD '

603-.rlli-»=v-I-_ws _._,

12 oz.jar 22c-2 for 43c

3' Edtonia Choice Quality

PEAS. CORN; TOMATOES Tin 10c-3 tins 234:

YS' BAKEIVS COCOA '/1 lb. tin, each 144:

2 llnBZ1c

Young men would need instruc- l’€9»!‘-S 0! WHHUTIH. Bhd the W0 Bti- 3 f0I’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . . .._ 1.00

ti - _

dime what it was capable' of yield- Islands where the yearly catch is ing. Practical experience as they l\*°°¢S5@d» filmed 011'? M01* thin EAT0N,S SILVER STAR MOTOR went along, with an experienced 813390 ¥a"°\'45 Of °l1- That Quantity OIL `

was 304000 gallons greater than 2 I tin

. , . . . .., 1.31

direutor for each settlement group, » ga

would be more valuable than a pre- the 1933 °“"P“t' *md it is “ecessary _

umingry gl-afmng c°u,'5e_ he to dig back to 1018 in the records

thought. ' l;__f_shE_h9e 1'-:°m}§ll;n DePBl'U\_1__€1\€ _gf KRAFT OR VELVEETA CHEESE

“For a we large percentage of _ I* S ° n a Yea’ W en 5 `

them there ilsy no possibility of em- 34 Pf°dUCtlon figures were exceed- 5/Plrgn or Eimentn) 13 phwnemu.. the chief jusuce said ed. In addition- to the oil, which 2 - Pac age -~---- ~ - - ¢

-- is used for soap making and some 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .._ 25c -

,,-i_

EATON’S QUEEN OLIVES 8oz. jar 15c Stuffed Olives 8 oz. Jar 2lc

_ DR. JACKSON’S PRODUCTS-

Lishus, Kolec Sub, Bekus Puddy, Roman Meal; Pkg. . . . . . ._ . _ . . . . _ 3.5¢

with reference to youths g.aduating other purposes me st____on___ p__°_ _ _ Y _

KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES

them. The xportatio I u th ‘ -s to the v,}eSe; ,md t0“N‘;w°,=§,,,°;f§nd Half e deze” different species of , Pkg. . l0i~

whales were taken off the Queen 2 fm. __ 19°

1 CAMPBELUS TOMATO SOUP

Tin . . . ... Sc

»|3tins............ . . . . . ..,%c

Yoshi con an ___ b___o___ _md an up of Sperms.Some years__i:_go more EA

zzb. tai 20¢

cal kind.

,, ,,,,__ __ , _ s- ;:::.:._Pi,s-,i;;i.t“ti::'t,:,c. 1:; ee e _i -

S g Ere S X10 Deaf' y ,

ly" so badly off___ in ti__t_'f\€S_ _gf ggdusbdgkswgccgsloilxy Bévilllphdi Kraft Week ` P reserving Needs s nenc asanar anor a - . .

3 Y 5 5' 5' and Sei whales are also caught. In Krqfi Mrrgg-lg Whgp pa;-"wax, 1 “L cm-f_on5_ Em 13g

orer in the city who cannot find employment. former Wang’ ‘EMM mmm SES' 4'/z 01. 106-3 f0l' 230 2 for 25c "if he owns his bit or ii holding and Grays were wmeumes “U” i 1 if 35 J mn 1 d | |, E 6

no _____d___rd can _um mm _“___ If mizzii___i;i__it___;_io_;i;___or___ti_i;_§¢ species 8/1 oz. Sc-_2 or c ar___bgs, oz. _n ox. a. c 23 he is at all competent as a farmer, ' Kraft old F¢15hl07|¢fd Salad _ °_xes ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ° c

Dressing, 12 oz. 21c

lie can at least fill his stomack off

fuel supply need not worry him. Assufed of the md' If he has " w°°d1°t` the `

“There are thousan_ds of acres in _ this province sultabp for culiva Croat Su Ort

tion; 'the chief justice continued-,_

Certo, 8oz. bottle 33c

citing development work by French < _ ‘ »

s ieakin people in outlying sect~ In New Cablnet

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ions of Restigouche County as an ' w

able.

"rt is this that this hreaitiiig or _f§,“£%f£Ea§“§°§“‘g“' "““°m“5

new Ind and building °f homes ister in the fillergvcgblnetmdfogggm:

}1;§m;_§_osr;ar:t_ ‘;'£;k‘e_H; ‘gf tt‘§§ xgg ier Bogulyub Yevtlch, was commis- there will not be much more than smnedmday by the regency w mlm

ri living. But it is better than iivihz “ a‘f,‘f_§f,‘;'f;‘,‘_°’,‘_f'e ,ed to to

part of one's life upon relief. which a neg ministry Wm;‘§e§1ves_Np__;: drags down the community as well enmmon to me opposition of the It is imP°55“’le "° esnmllife with my HS the individuel- yevgich reg”-,,e_ degree of accuracy the number of "‘How was this country settled? It was not expected DL vlajko cattle, sheep and pigs in the world, How was this continent s2tt‘ed? It Macme leader of the Cmats Wm because in many areas the figures was settled by adventurers who take ,,_' W,~¢f0u°_ but Prhwe 'Paul are either incomplete or entirely lived hard. rough lives. What was _,me chief .resent has obmmed A lacking. At a rough estimate, says dcne two or three centuries ago promise of Cmnt co_0pem_¢_1on_ the summary on “Mea.t" just issued can he done today. If young men, As soon as Sioyadmovich Wu by the Imperial Economic Com- at a. time when they can stand notified of his ,_-,mmission he called mittee, the total number of cattgg

velopment more favorable weather NEW GLASGOW w_ L

|Cl“\W B 1'” Of hardship and 100k leaders of all factions into confer- may be in the "°3‘°“ °f 5 ‘ millions of which about two-fifth

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improved prospects for app es and on Monday evenmg_ June 3rd ,_he_;i;»_<inbi_i;_dwit£e:15__t_i;i_i;_ill _ofopleasure, ence_ 0 _ _,___ B _“sh Em _re sh

1 members of the New Glasg0W _ 5 11 - SHY» B- 9-1’ U 6 1' D 2 €€P

“ ‘“e“°‘y “nd” °°“"° and “° womens nistitiits niet at the home Company of One Hundred A580- ruwrnims mzsraancn worn;

of M,-s_ p_ L_ C,,mpbe11_ The pres; ciates', or any other name that _ with between one-third to two

. - ,med b pleases their fancy, and g: forth _ OXFORD, England-The Caecho- lm 300 ml hi h

e on of w c n

dent. presiding. Meeting op y

Slnslns “Ode” and i'°’-‘venting tht? W subdlfe WI? f°!`€5tS» they (B11 Slovakian government has lent to q m 5'

d i sn for th,_.ee ears more than five per cent are in

Creed" in unison. S“C¢€<?d~ Oxfor Un ver y y R/oil call was answered with “A -------- 1.53643 milligram; of rm-|ium_ mu.; Empire C0l1I\tl'leS- In °0ll.ntrleS With

Weed I Shall Pull Everytime I Sec ' énabung the umversity to carry on reliable data it would appear that lit." Minutes of previous meeting . important research in nuclear cattle numbers have tended to de- read and adopted. Report of schogi . physics as H mmm of invesugatmg cllne slnce1925.0n the other hand, given by Mrs. Melvin Mcbeod. Sick _ . radio-induced activity. The i-adiiim the ¥‘“mbe\' °f Sheep and P185 ln committee was absent New com has been inured for $100003 these countries have expanded dur- mlttees appointed were-Sick, Mrs ng the same perlod

orc Livestock numbers do not alfoid

e ro-

nnd weather conditions have since _ - ‘ i _ _

been favorable with crop .pr?spects - 1 .- ~

for early apples and Mc ntosh. E- E~ MHCKRY H-Hd MIS- P Y _

Dickieson: School, Mrs. W. B. Farewell For Su:_`_?£?_b1§u;“;i£_f;'§°\';_°°§_h:‘d§»_ P

» Y

may number about '150 millions,

erent

purposes for which the animals are

After the correspondence was Bessborou

ieiia, iieiegiiies wear ippaigemi tg hows? naar. wrrn iuosourr- y_____ gh kegt- ;Iuttl=__r_=_\ay _tgvdmtéfnded unm- attend the convcn on to e S BLAUK FLIES AND 91' Y or m D \1° OD 0? 101' at Charlottetown those being. Mrs. ’ PUNKIES ' wginéfreiiait ¢g'MY‘xrst§pe§t'I:“ firmugvh P\1rpo_ss¢%_s__ andt _in the

arges s eep-ra g counres wool

Campbell. Alternatives, Mrs. Her- Now that Lrg WM-m Season is here Tm’ .c°““"'5'- is of more importance than mutton. bert _Stevenson and Mrs. R. A- those troublesome biting insects -*_ _ 1nd1a_ with more than one-Quarter Houston. Moved seconded and me m05qumes_ me black mes and Women of Canada will be given of the world's number of cattle, C,-,med that $190 be paid Www-[1 the any midges known as ..punkies.. an opportunity to take part in pref does not. figure as an improtant expensesjor 5ame_ _ 01, ..n0_5ee_ums.. are likely to cause s___;is1tl.r:g a iai)r_ewellhglft to tl1e,Count- bee!-producing country. It is evident

Plans were then discussed for the discomfort ,md M-moy,mce_ partie, h _do B055 TOUS - At 8 meeting that there has been a downward d.smc,_ convention on June 20 at ularly about summer Residences and, Lgd lil; O_ttswa__recently over which trend in the world-5 beef oonsump.. Mayfield. .July meeting will be held in the WU0d5_ It is therefore “mely pmt; er_§y_,d;vd e___ o_;_a5Sl: Georgzi tion and ia. change over to mutton at the home of Mm Percy Dick# to c0_____de__ Ways and means or _hat yi_ap_ B5 .__ ___ ;_i.nounce and pork in recent years. both in sch. aiiii can answered with can- _,,.,.,,em,,g oneself mm these ,man nt __ _ Y 5* °"°“g ad °°“' the °°““tf1@-S which u°rml11v con-

adian groduct and where menu' but bloodthirsty assailants. Iieapsy y‘|;ax°§lIi%l:a;n;Ii;:i1rtmino§.'JiiEc :lime mhne beef than pork md in facture . Wh in ld 1 tm _ ' 050 W ere pork s he more popu- ‘_ Refreshment committee - Miss camper;it;a'_“:;°ar5'n?;'fsh__§_° °§w___§_‘_p'; 112;;-__A__Sri1_o\_/__<;_n_;i_e_nt_ to p_i;_esent such o lar meat. Ohiefly Canada and th

Ruth 1yiic§esoni_1\/gs-_Q 1;- S"°;°’_;' and stagnant pools where mosquit- 8 The national ecorrlimlttgemeliiciigies gdnthd Suggiis' Germany twd some

son an rs. _ . ac ay: r - d_ Y _ h ~~ _ _ r ern rcpean eoun es. .cram-Mrs. Herbert Stevenson. $5 d‘;‘;;‘; wiodg ‘mid neg; “lv” °f Li°“W“°“" G°""“°f5 °f Also there are striking cont ` MISS Mem" Ml”-'md “nd M55 Em ‘ where they shelter A dry open‘

Semple. , ' ’

Following was the evening's pro- §1;‘_’;f_'_'_ :_‘(____§;ed °_‘;‘_fg§__s_;n:_§__y°“_5s‘_’_'_f';_°i Tram: Chmus bv the Members; ferable Moreover it is iulvlsable Reading, Mrs. Melvin McLeod, Ella not to 'Camp close' _0 the _ands ci

res

in the apparent consumption

countries, although the figures is

lv .

people of New Zealand, Australr- and Argentina are large mes' eaters. mainly beef in the last named, and both beef and mutton ln the first two, the total in each country well over 200 pounds of meat per head. In Canada, the ‘United States. and Great Brit

ts of

meat per head in the various

available on in a few ca-ses Tli-el

United States is still the principal source of the much _smaller imports of hams, and accounted for two- third; of the imports in 1034. The Empire shaft! of United Kingdom imports of-bacon and ham-S till been for ai number of YGBYB ‘md comprised under five por cent in 1982, against over 20 per cent in 1925. Since then, the proportion has risen substantially, due chiefly _to expanding exports from Canada. as provided under the Ottawa agree- ment. In 1934. Empire supplies lb- oounted for 1'! per cent of the total.

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“Are you a native of this place? asked a traveller in Kentucky of A

5 colored resident.

"Ain I what?" said the puzzled

man.

. _ ' “I say, are you a. native here?" mms In the Empire' “nd Pm “gtg While the man was still hesitat-

ng over his answer, his wife, Mandy, came to the door.

“Ain't you got no sense, Samba?"

she exclaimed. “The gen’i'ma.n means was you livin' heah when you was born. or was you born be- fore yo’ began livin' hesh. Now on- swer the gen'l'ma.n." .

WOMEN PERMITTED

T0 CITY COUNCIL

(By 'rho Canadian Press)

PORII' OF SPAINt Trinidad, June

26-Women of Port of Spain ‘had another position tpened to them- that of city councillor-when o bill to amend the Port of Spoln Cor- poration Ordlnimce was passed by the Legislative Council.

Mayor A. A. Cipriiull slid in moving second and third reading of the bill that he hoped the day was not far distant when repre- sentatives of the fair sex would bo

TBI BUIIOOLHOUBE

The schooihfouoo atmds by the

rlerry mood,

Neat and trim in its beauty

showed.

Bet beck opooe, which is quite me

To gig; the chlldwn o. 'playground

1'.

*E of-\§ 3 iii?

2 at

Tull spruce

On the we

Behind' it is

Aroimd it quite

Enclosed by

swnd

AA an uutpmt in our loud.

Heres when the 'children an

taught _oooh day

To do whws hir in work or

ploy. _

Then up the steps-you slowly climb

Toentierinthnllsoilne.

For just inside you'll i‘ind.us bon!

Each upon our work intent.

Then if we’re .led to misbehavm Ah! the teacher all so grave

Makes us stand uid tell our joke

Midst _the rest ot our schoolmotc

fo .

But to school we go ouch day

Each and all o different way,

Laughing, working, making fun

Till the school terms work is done.

But the schooldlyl sro our best. neiiiii what c'ei' to ui thc ren.

Hippy thru than days of ploy,

For we'll wait long for g brighter

ML _

_ _ -Erma Bain. Cornwall.

permitted to help in the low-miik-

tng of tho island.

The presence of women in the

council meetings would "ginger up" proceedings considerably. he de-

itscernsto

clcxod. ` _

aln

the per hood consumption averages about 150 pounds, of which pork accounts for about 8) pounds snr' beer for about ao poiinin iii th cases of Canada and the 'Unite States while in Great Britain ber accounts for about 65 wounds; por' under 50 pounds; and mutton fc' 30 pounds. Germany cuts more port' than beef; France more beef than P1*/fk, and neither of them any inawilol amount of mutton, their ulsregofc consumption of all menu being approximately 110 pounds DUI head for Germany and 90 P°““5-l por head for France. _ A recent feature of the beef trod- has been the successful inaugura- tion of chilled beef exports from llmpirc countries. Prior to lim this "MG vu mizligiiiic. iiucmiiipimiici lirprolohed o quarter milloo him. mwhu iii im. oiiriuh, aiiiiui

Southern Rhodqic, Au..

trnlil, and New Zoolmd lil id- pstinl. The total United i~“L"?.§i °.‘2.‘.i'°‘ i‘§°.i°‘ ”‘ im '°"

0 f mil ion ru -

=dio';_l_:_:lght|. . q

fbtlrd in mutton and lunb,

hero his been on opproolgmg gg. pension in world trade within the

The Unanimous verdict of Successful Ranchcrs

“We have never fed anything to equal

IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD in promoting healthy and normal growth of pups and developing sturdy bodies with ouporior polls of lustrous lllocu, thick-skinned and retaining their color."

Pllfli

national inane

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