JUNE 16. 19:.

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TIES

1, use of a tie-you he the judge! Everyone's a 'umer in our big selec- tion of l'IgIlt-I0l'-DIII

mkwear! Come in and choose today!

SHIRTS

So handsome, comfort- able, practical! So right for your Father's Day giving! Make Dad glad with one or more of these all-around wonder- ful shirts. Come in to- day!

S. A. McDONAI..D

dent of the Maritime

HOG PRODUCERS

BEAR THIS THOUGHT IN MIND: IT IS THE VOL UME OF HOGS SIIIPPED OFF THE ISLAND THAT SUSTAINS THE PRICE ON THE ISLAND. S0 IT IS TO YOUR, ADVANTAGE THAT YOU CONTACT SWIFPS IDADER, IN YOUR VICINITY, WHO IS A PART OF OUR WEEKLY SHIPPING SYSTEM THAT ASSURES YOU OF PROMPT KILLING AND QUICK RETURNS. THE FOLIDWING IS A LIST OF OUR AUTHORIZED LOADERS:

EIJIIIRA-EAST POINT ...-.... . NORMAN BRUCE BOURIS-RAY FORTUNE CLIFFORD PETERS ST. PETERS . RALPH SANDERSON BRISTOL ....... GORDON J. McEWEN MOUNT STEWART .. MICHAEL McMILLAN MOUNT STEWART ...............-.. ALVIN BURKE FULTON I. DOUGLAS CLARENCE MITCHELL ALBERT COURT IRVING MCDONALD . ALVIN MIGLAUGHLAN ANGUS MATHESON CHARLES NICHOLSON .. ALVIN MMSPHERSON . ROBERT MIcl'HEE ARTHUR MlcDONALD TEWART ADAMS WILLIAM J. MCDONALD ,LINWOOD J. MCNEILL VERNON McINTYRE WILFRED CANNON JOSEPH MURNAGHAN ROY CAMPBELL DOUG McDONALI) ROBERT CRABBE ELMER CLOW - GORDON MATHESON

MONTAGUE VICTORIA CROSS PANMURE ISLAND CAROIGAN .. IIIILLVIEW .. .. MT. ALBION-POWNAL

IOIINSTON'S RIVER . ROCKY POINT . CORNWALL MILTON NORTH WILTSHIRE . HUNTER RIVER .

HOPE RIVER . .. I). R. REID CAVENDISH .. GRANT McLEOD FREDERICTON HAROLD MecLEAN BIIADALBANE . EARL TODD EMERALD CLAYTON GREEN KINKORA JAMES P. CALLAHAN ALBANY ,. . J. GEORGE MIcKAY CRAPAUD-WISTDIORELA .. BERT J. TROWSDALE DESABLE .... .. . BASIL HOLM KENSINGTON . OLIVER CAMPBELL LONG RIVER WILLIAM BELL ' SEAVIEW .. JAMES E. Mt-LEOD llAM'IL'l'0N-MALPEQIJE . HEATH BRYENTON

WTLMOT VALLEY-REDEQUE": HARRY WAUGH SUMMERSIDE-SHERRROOKE ROBERT P. HOGG

SHOULD- YOU NOT HAVE AN ADVERTISED TRUCKER IN YOUR VICINITY. TRUCKING WILL BE PAID TO ANY TRUCKER OR FARMER DELIV- ERING HIS OWN HOGS AT OUR STOCK PENS, RAILWAY WHARF, OWN.

Swift Canadian co. Limited

Mtrmtrffgfw S Murat:

When you spray or dale your field with Nllgurl 0-0-0-S Nlstoa you give your plants full oppor- tunity to develop to the limit. This Ii now an established feet, proved In years of practice.

0-0-G-S lliatox um crop Spray 0-0-6-8 lllatox ml) Ilust

material. in. Ihlghly macaw. in control and heeete. lest eeetly handled in ep- Ineellut oevevege. -Illledbte IOIIVIIV hon local ll from J rlottatown or lummerslde w,::Ioeeee. N" at of our - E. Aneneult. llletplot Ierviee Iepnpsatetive. Charlottetown manna nnivn snn oo. urn-run, Burlington. Out.

Those of!

A Feature For Every Friday

Dry Weather Hurting

Although growth In most areas of the province. up until last week. was surprisingly good, the effects of the dry weather are definitely appearim. In addition no the cut- wonn plague, bleaching of the late grain and stunted growth of tur- nips and mangels is quite noticable. The hay crop, especially clover. is not going to be heavy.

Farmers across the provice say their hay will be short, even II there is considerable rain during the rest of June. A large percent- age of the turnip seed is yet to be put in the ground. Most people are waiting for moisture before swing it. County Meetings Arrangements are pretty well completed for the County Feder- ation meetings next week. Mr. C. T. Pltzrandolph. a farmer from Bridgetown. Nova Sootia. former secretary of the Nova sootia rmers' Association, past presi- Federation and for a time during the I. F'. A. P. Conference last year worked with Mr. Hannam in Ottawa, will represent the C.F.A. lie is well qualified to discuss National mar- keting policies and problems and also knows the story connected with marketing boards and legis- lation. . Representatives from the New Brunswick Potato Growers Coun- cil and from the Newfoundland Federation of Agriculture are also expected.

The afternoon sessions will be devoted to marketing and the re- viewing of the potato marketing scheme. Nominations for prodvucer members of the Potato Board and an open discussion on the market- ing of eggs, poultry and other farm problems will follow. Voting will be limited to the two accredit- ed delegates, the Federation chair- man and scrctary or alternate from each school district. but the discussions will be open to all Federation members Registration will commence at 1:30 in the after- noon and the meeting will start promptly at 2.30.

On Wednesday the ladies of the

..UARl)lAN. CHARLOTTE'POWN

Among The Farmers Federation ("Agriculture News

surroundins Women's Institutes will be serving supp to those atp tending.- the meetings. The New Perth and Lorne Valley Women's Institutes will also arrange sup- per for the Kings County meeting on Friday.

Marketing Board Appointed

The first step toward putting the provisions of our marketing Act into effect was taken last week when the Government ap- pointed the "Prince Edward 16- land Marketing Board."

This Board is required by our Mai-ketiru Legislation to act in an administrative capacity in between the Government and any commod- ity Boards which might be set up.

The Board includes Mr. J. O. C Campbell as chairman. Mr. H. J. MacDonald of the Department of Agriculture. and Mir. .1. L. Dewar of the Federation. It is to this Board that any industry Group, such as the potato growers, the strawberry producers, the egg and poultry industry, etc. must apply when they went a marketing plan established.

Certain powers will be delegated to the Provincial Board by the Executive Council but. the ap- pointment of the personnel to any Board and the details of the scheme must, in the final analysis be approved by the Government.

Poultry Meeting

On Tuesday evening the Pro- vincial Poultry Committee, which was appointed last year, to act in an advisory capacity to the De- partment and Federation, met to discuss future plans and policies

for marketing eggs and poultry products. it was revealed that at the

present time there are seventy- two grading stations handling eggs in the province. Many of those are not registered but handling eggs as a side-line to draw trade to their other business. There is a great deal of inefficiency in the whole egg business. Many of our local operators are selling in an independent basis and competing with each other, both for the local trade and in selling the product

Hunter River and some of the

Although there appears to be no

SEE YOUR HOGS BEING

Albany-Victoria

ATTENTION IIOG PRODIISERS

FOR HIGHEST RETURNS AND PROMPT, EFFICIENEI SERVICE, SHIP YOUR HOGS AND OTHER LIVESTOCK THROUGH OUR TRUCKERS EVERY WEEK.

YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE LOCAL PLANT AND

KILLED. WEIGHED AND

GRADED. -....- 'l'I;UCl(EllyAGEN'r

LOADING DAY

Covehead-York I ... . Crnpaud-Westruerm

St. Peter's-Beer River-

Vernnn - Cherry Vel-

dey to Friday phone 290 or 1214.

pens on Grafton Street.

on: uvusrocn raonucnna.

. linen Howard Lloyd veeeey ..........'I'usedey '

Sourle ..- Summenlds Tlgnlsh .. 'l'ignlsh ca... Vernon River-Ulgg .. Ralph; Lee .s.

Canada Packers is the place to sell. Those exlrd returnspwlll always tell.

GAIIAIJA PACKERS LIMITED

ISIIAIILOTTETIIVII P. E. I.

Hampton ' ...... ..............l. D. Mnclieod I sous ...'rlmrIdey Alberton George .. .... PVDQE A ,,

Annsndalo Alberton Coop. . - Tuesday Bedford-Traoadls ...- J. G. Mlcllouald .. Tuesday

Bells River-Wood II-Herb Mullen -...............Tuuday

land: ,.. Bloomfield ....... 15. Been .. .-.., Tuesday Bradalbans Bloomfield Coop. ..'I'ueedey cum. coy. ,,.,,,.,,.. , Elmer wlgmore ........ ....rhureday Cardigan .........-..-......Arohls MecKiuuon -.....'hIsedsy Conway - Portage. Norman Mackenzie -.....'l'hureday Ireelaud .-.. Cornwall .- . H- E- PM-IIIPI -......'.- .....TueIdny

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lend .- Dunsteffnage B. N. Dawson ........ Tuesday until noon 1,... . gr.-you . pg, prim. Borden Boswell ......J'.Iueadsy Melville .. Ellerslle :Jolin Melee ........E. .. Tuesday g1mg....g.,g page M, Elle:-Ills Coop. ....... .'I'ueeday Frederlcton- Pius Campbell ........'I'ueedey foreuoou Guperi-aux - Murray bee Mecbowell ,..... s...'I'buredey Harbour North .-. llunier River ........... .. Carl Graham ..... .. .....'rusedey KI-nrlngton ..,.......... Bordih Bagnall ......-. ....'!'hureIlay Herb Msllwen - MaI- 4 rice Oueley Montague ................ Sid Mscbean . Mm-ell .Dingwell A lloeelter . Tueedey Mt. Stewart . '.Earl Jay Murray River - ur- ray Harbour ft. MncI'herIon Northam .. .. Spurgeon Dyment 0'I.eary .... .. . 0'IAiIry Coop. Petites-st. Theresa's Merlin De-lne

ley . Welter Crane Wulervale .Eddls Shea .. 'l'audIy Wellington . Wellington Coop. ...... .. Tuesday Charlotte and vlclnlty-For efficient trucking service Mon-

Wa will pay any farmer truchge on his own hogs delivered to our

WHY NOT PATRONIZE THE CIIARLOTTETOWN PLANT? AN IN- DUSTRY ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND; GIVING EMPLOYMENT T0 ISLAND PEOPLE. AND OPERATED IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF

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The Island Fertilizer Cow

immediain dame! while the flour pricoono8851Iiuoiifect.!Oti5hl general feeling of the meeting was that I great deal could be dome if a. Board was set up at the present time to put more efficiency into the marketing of eggs and to be prepared to regulate prices and marketing in an orderli wty. should there be anoth criels like that of last fall.

The Dominion Government has warned the poultry producers. to organize and at least help. to pro- duce and market their own pro- ducts efficiently.

with this in mind and after discussi , the great many, side is- sues which are involved, it was decided to call a special meeting of the poultry producers in Char- lottetown early in July to discuss the setting up of a province-wide organization, based on an egg and poultry marketing Board which will be applied for. if the meeting agrees. Further discussion on this problem will come up at the County meetings. investigations are under wayway to organize with the Western Wheat Pools, a more dir- ect method of importing feed

next year. According to those closely in touch with the feed problem, there is little or nothing that can be done regarding feed distribution costs this summer be- cause of present selling methods in the west, together with the Inert supply of available grains.

Gone West

Mr. Dewar left yesterday for an important trip to Upper and Western Canada. His chief miss- ion will be to attend the annual Ear-m Forum Conference in Brandon next week. When in Ontario and Quebec he will be working on behalf of the Depart- ment of Agriculture and Pio- vincial Veterinary Committee to try and procure qualified veterin- arians to set up a policy on the Island.

He will also be checking on sev- eral Vocational schools in Ontario for the Department o1 Education.

It may also be possible that af- ter the Farm Forum meeting in Manitoba. he will continue on to British Columbia for a few days to study their marketing set - up and get some first hand informat- ion about the very successful potato marketing Boards in B. C.

It is a promising and happy situation when arrangements can be made to d-ivide travelling ex- penses and have such a combined mission carried out for the Gov- ernment Depmtments and our Farm organizations The results from this trip could well be the most important. to our farm groups, for many years.

Word From Sweden

Another letter from Mr. W. R. Shaw in Sweden indicates that they had quite a historical conference. Three hundred delegates, repre- senting thirty countries, were present. He states that he was a member of the cornmittee on world trade and that working out a gen- eral pattern of International Com-

modity Agreements has been their big job. He goes on to say: "that the

important position of I. F. A. P. and farm people occupied in peace. friendliness and prosperity is deeply impressed in the minds of all delegates and it is in this atmosphere that proceedings are being conducted "

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grains and especially poultry feeds.

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interesting booklet on this subject entitled "Why Worry About Your Heart?" To obtain it, sent 10 cents and e. 3-cent stamp, to cover cost of handling and mailing, to The Bell syndicate, Inc., in cars of this newspaper. Post Office Box 99. station 6, New York 19. N. Y.. and ask for your copy.

I.mI'.'R'.I'Y MAGAZINE SOLD

NEW YORK, June 15 -(AP) - The July issue of Liberty magaz- ine, out tomorrow, will be its last. Its name and good will have been bought, however, and the new owner, Lawrence I-folmes, publisher of Taboo magazine, said he ex- pects to bring out a new and larger monthly Liberty in Septem- ber. Liberty magazins was found- ed 26 years ago. The sale has no effect no New Liberty. I Canadian publication.

Dorothy Illx Says-

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our sympathy is always for the man who has lost touch with his wife because he has gone forward while she has stayed put. But if we have tears to shed. the one whom we should bedew with them is the outgrown wife. the woman who has lost the little hold upon her husband that her physical appeal once gave her. the woman who knows that her husband is tired of her and ashamed of her, not because of anything that the done. but because she is just as God made her and as she was at time that he picked her out for swife.

The man who marries a girl who is his intellectual inferior jult 56 cause he is temporarily caught by her pretty face does her a greatid, wrong than he does himself. He ruin: her life more completely the! he does his own. For the time comes when her face loses its pretth ness and her youth is gone and he turns to women of his own class tau companionship. Then none so poor and none to be so pitisd es the lonely, dumb wife who could have been so happy married to some on her own intellectual level. who would have had the some interul and liked the same things that she does.

DEAR MISS DIX: It has been said that every woman is some rue: rib. Do you believe that for every man there is A special woman IV was meant to be that man's mate? , JOHN

ANSWER: Probably, but if so few men find them. The tr of the world is the rnismstsd. the good men and women who tuel wrong about their ribs and who would be such good husbands and wt to the right mates and are such poor husbands and wives to the wan ones.

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research, feeling and L

Successful pun-all growers don't get that way overnight . . . nor In one season. It lekee years of experience.

duels and spray materials donlt just happen. It sometimes takes years of ” ,, before a new product is olfered lo the grower.

C-I-I. provides the polalo grower with I complcle line of dependable insecti-

y C-I-I. Potato Dust: cl. Spray Materials

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C-I-L Peel Conn-oI hodueu.

to come . . . look to C-I-L.

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t-Ides Ind Iunglcldcs. AII nrtIIiorougIi- Iy Seld-tested and made to rigid manu- facturing standards. The new C-I-Ii Onlerio, in additional uenrence of the uniform high quality and dependability of

For new and boner agricultural chemicals . . . lodey end in the

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zlrllar insects. 'i'C0p" or "P .. i. may 1.. and ..'Z'.'K,;,, ,, I wuamu mum uunn glllildde. Because of in tin: pIIrI:1:M:d.. I.'k'IM.I nah.” mu." - sag W ss

mm", unuorgfglve DDT give. W: 'llAlIFAX M I0? Iuepuujm cruel ""II'3 Winnipeg Vermont. I

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OTHII C-I-I. POTATO FIINGICIDIS

TIOX. A 7T: Fix:-(I Cnpprr dull. with a special rarricr- sliclrcr. May Ire lppIl('(I in any lime cxrcpl during wind or rain PEIINOX. A highly conten- lraled powder containing 507?. Copper. C0lIlp0l.lnlIf'fI with e wailing and spreading agent and used as a spray for con- lrnlling early and hair Iiliglil.

TII-COP. f'I'ri-Basic Copper Sulphate) is a water-disperm ihle powder conlaining 52'Ky Copper. recommended for control of early and lug blight. Compalihli-. wilh C-I-L 501,1: DDT, Lead or Calcium Arsenele.

Ask your dealer for C-I-I. Peron Dun end Spray Memlole

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