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TILE > GLIAIEDIAINL CHARIJUYFETOWN

illillllllljllllllllllli Discusses Management i 2"“ “M” " "'""" '" "'- Of The Farm Wood-Lot

I ul local interest, but advertllng of

COMMONWEALTH

Stock purchased up to ‘will rank for

I"Orders rnoylllie Telegrahed or. J.:BliEllliAll a

III Ilehnond SI-

INTEIINATIONAL OOliPOliATlON

__'58th consecutive Quarterly Dividend pay‘a5le Aug. 15th, 1948.

l. M. BAGNALL-Mahager Charlottetown

and incIuding July 15th both payments.

or Telephancd at our Expense

OOMPANY LIMITED

Telephone i410

Central Guardian Locale 6o pes-

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of floral and spiritual Uflerissg u d; ,_ n“, . "n", at‘ Condolence 84c. per inch; Wzddiailig Er: so “i, m c‘ Rail and oil stocks haveI FUR FASHION ber for farm maintenance must be w“, o! u.” where thmm ii-ll and 10 ante Im- “u, “gm n 3 “an” “m” I“ ' struggled for leadership of thei BMW “Id aw“ bought- cash must be paid for ma- ‘To s n8 usIARo i VAN new noun and Appreciation. aso We inch erode perWIIIIINs-II- Numoum o’ Thu‘ i market for months but in recsnti gwxmauly I" chmmuw“ terial to replace rotted fencing. a. fil-‘LIIIM ‘m’: n’, fgfpfifl- O v A I em r ~. r ii v. a m: mm, 4| “m, p“ “ab; “an” ‘M Hana-ma‘: :1???‘ weeks the rails have pretty much, Show‘; excluswe$dlaggilngga£mgfi broken tool handle. wagon-pole. wiridgfiqndo “m Lie“ ‘M!’ HARDkNiU ("rt mo. w» Other rates on application. h“ ‘I the“ °‘”“ ww- ‘to 1 A.M. Proceeds in aid of Jun-I smglemw" “I” Under ma‘ d" trees and other undesirablds gives AND FINE "I - ______‘___ _ ”_'_m“~m- I > flFron; In lfinf-iriznflh vlewllfilnfntlélel 1m, Ladies Md, R n L HOSPRHL cismstances these necessities are n" w ‘ vigorous growing’ d,” ' - - m“ " " r" '~—~— __i -~ ;_-,—_;. MM B S l’ l! W15 9Y9 Y W Ticket‘ 3a generally replaced only in part, re- use n,“ “Jami ta

Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance’ Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement Z6 Cents. I

lo pl word; Announcements and Coming Events lc per ems-Q; ‘

word; Weaiern and Eastern Locaia r

Notices 84a per inch; Lists

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; For Sale

roa SALE - 1 onivnvo wsoqu. 11a Kent st. ~ l"

FIANO FOB SALE —- PHON 2584-J. I

IOR, BALI — BONNIE BLINK lie-rm. East Royalty. APPIY F. M. Robertson.

IDE- SALE — STANDING HAY AT Milton. Apply to Lemuel Horne, or Preston Neill, Nortih Milton.

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IDI- SALI — I YOUNG GATT . M. S. Walsh, North River Ra d, or 51 Chestnut St.

mn SALE - DRY SLABS, 0A '1' or truck loads. Kelly's Wood Y d. Phone 891-1.

yon [ALI-HAY uowaa. MA - soy-Harris Na. 16, 6 ft. cut. A s- tin Cameron. Aillustlne Cove.

son SALE - m WBITELE horn hens. One year old. Pr c A100. Howatt, victors

5 BALI - USED WASHIJI,

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good wringer. Norman Mac ac. Wheatiey River.

Female liaip Wanted

WANTED - MAID. N0 WASH- ing. Write Box 47. Guardian.

WANTED — WAITRESS. APPLY Rendezvous.

WANTED — TWO KITCHEN WO- men. Good wages. Apply Roxy Restaurant.

WANTED - Two TRAY GIRLS E .1. Hospital. Apply to Diet- B11.

WANTED — WOMAN 0B GIRL for house work. Two adults. 1n country. Apply 45. Guardian.

i Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WIANTED FOR AYPIN Road School. Supplement 3300.00. John MacEaohcrn, Sec’y.

W A N '1' E D TEACHER. FOB Fortune Head School. supp. $200. Ralph MacDonald. Red House.

little more weight last week and grew a little friskicr despite the‘ summer heat.

Pbr the second week in a. row the; general price level rumbled into the highest price ground sincei August 194a. Railroad stocks, on; the average, were at speak since July that year. i

Trading volume picked up as buying interest expanded and on’ Thursday total sales reached the 1.000.000 share mark for the first] time in l0 days. Oh Friday, wheni prices rolled ahead still faster, sales ‘ volume picked up accordingly.

Motive power for the rising mar- ket was generated by the railroad group. Considerable buying power. spilled over into the industrial sec-I tlon, stoels in particular, but it was I noteworthy that industrial stocks on the whole have not yet match-i ed their 1948 highs.

satisfied with the decisive way in which Gen. Eisenhower removed‘ himself from consideration as a‘ possible candidate for the Demo- cratic presidential nomination. i

Wall Street still has two black clouds on its horizon: the situation, in Berlin and the refusal of min-I ers to work in the soft coal mines owned by the steel companies.

The Associated Press composite of 35 wholesale commodity prices registered its third successive Fri-i day-to-fiiday decline last week, despite advances in all its com-l ponents except grains and cotton, and nan-ferrous metals. ~

The index. in which the base year 1926 equals 100, stood lh-idayi at 189.61: compared with 189.19 a.‘ weak earlier. A year ago the figure was 179.10. Livestock hit a i high at 265.67. and others advan- cing were industrials, food and. textiles.

PRODUCE

MONTH-EAL, July 11 — (CM-

WANTED-TEACHER FOB Mt. Albion School. Supplement $300.00. Lloyd Ballem, Sec- rotary.

175a sALE —l POTATO srli Y- WANTED - ASSISTANT Tmou- -4e; B sa-ca; c a2-a4. and mend mm, m, spyendyd mm, b, em d 1 1 e “m, er in good condition. Eilsw rth ed for Hampton School. Good Butter: Wholesale Que no 1 pas- o; 157' and the“. tench” i! Em W“: toaznuvazgi “ma: ‘owner Ju|y 13111, ON M R nsssett. Albany. supvliment. apply to Geo. a. teurized c: a-s. Current receipts M,,,.,,,,,n_ m the “m, months must “We m“ m ‘mow _ _ _ s- o RVWLTO. §,;——— ,,,,———;,————"- Hum“... 08mm"- misw- $.31“; whim“ 115w,’ 13; mice and» u h»- wiu- u» 1.. ................. are protected Po-t-v-lv M» "hi" vi" l» ¥‘i?‘.‘“.‘§.it“€fiS5MAC msnv ::..".'i:.'"..=.:.i.". -— ' s gr e creamery prn 0 "r . . at New Glasgow. Stewart Park- w A N r a n - PBINCIP AL 694,, M, sands 88 14.4; 1-1 gfggssgfellfigjgilfetlifé it‘): {gvmldawsa bdv ltlvgwk- gut token after this date. 7 IYQIELIKISJEEXEN i» jnfiAlNT d0 HN.N.B. mgn’ Rugflgo, Tryon Consolidated School. Pres- cheese; gun-ent; receipts western man“ received S e n a un er a n85 - . » - an» urrlrbsvnvllitn-s. . ent Supplement $400.00. Apply Wm“ 3g 1.z_33; colored 33-33 9- ' Forest Service is to prepare a dic- , ‘EN “LITA-cir- Roy c‘ Dnwmn‘ ls. (Fob factory shipping Points) If‘? lgiflgpgiflzreglsgxkflgwégg Y- - " * “'__'_'_'—'__—'— hit a2 1-10: a 11v ' in =°°' .._.____.._._._ r Bite, Blsdloqimlyppiy kWinstDh Wgygg-Sgzow: sgggclggxye, giihtrvdalfIli/holesale wzsitegimwhite Personals stand anti rcyiewitng theitr past’; TEYMT m“ ° c!” '1 ' - 33 5-8- colored 34 1-4 Quebec history. orese-r neii spo f d.s 1. t 00.00. A-p- ' ' are “pp one“ $4 whito 8. No other price! “I/DIIIISI" Miss Josephine l-fandrahan of marks an “B” Io be mt" such

IOR SALE -- SOW WITII LIT- ter. Big cow to freshen David Fold, Milton.

FOB SALE -. SLIGHTLY USED Pord Tractor and plow. Apply

80011.

John A. Mum-rt Albllly- _ No 25m ‘(firms Natick, Mass. accompanied by her and Parponnge. i 323333.13 iflli‘. Sllitmlél‘; “ ""-'- v0 Mdw=-'~=» Pm Md mm- Eli lilsiféli“.f‘i.fi‘f.l.‘ii’°ilh°‘.i?~ new - »= we»- . "- "was ney Car Radio. Perfect con- I singtori, R3,. 4. The fact that a miagnet has-s ti“; gI-ilfiegéivtgioIgumgltitlgglggg: move them from the stand. _ _ _ ' _ , _ _ William Hounam. WW" °I liimflim? m‘ I“ I” ,. "The generai administration of Write, giving the following particulars,

l ditlon. Cheap. North River Corner.

5|. SAL! -- DISC HAIR-OW- Suppiement $275. Harry G. disposal guarding any“; grazing’

‘i llulmw.m‘plg‘"cgilgfiée.ggcck $38.2’ Reid‘ Secretam n“; Lint the great composer fire, insects and disease. Tabuililjal- _ _ XY, care OI GUARDIAN

. I I i . d‘ _ ' ‘ i wince sod wll- N!“ mm“- si- WQNTIE” l; fig-gig"? saga’: who died in 1m, had an important ffsgotfi,b’ffij;”‘g “a? ogenwr; o-@-oo<3eo<§oo§o

-~-~ c ~~ - ~—-—— —- T. 1- oiron SALE . ment $325. Midsummer vacation. ma" want“ WINNIPEG‘ July n _ (O?)_ ese recor ncu a w

Wasted

ply secretary of Trustees.

WANTED —- TEAGIIEB FOB BON- shaw School. Supplement $400.00 Neil Salmond. Secretary.

WANTED — TEACHER FOR CAL-

._._.__ .___€--__-—-- WANTED -‘- A TEACHER. FOR Murray Harbor North School.

Gregor MacCallum, secretary.

_ o r stM . is N a- n n - nan nor-male. W§1;f1f”““°nTE;cg§§“ 3&5: "3Zi..‘§...u.$?§...'}.'§.14.1.... 2:218; Segitlgigrfdtgfistaniisfgdgg: $1M‘ rmmd “d m“ v.51“ Buildifld Lot (1-2 acre) lccat- 1 A03? tlrflréazet. i $3.11’ ‘is: for: Phoguzrgblst. merit sasoiio. Primary srsdce- ______s°“"‘p°"" 3‘.i.“r§d:"mf egamfdu “d "When selective cutting has been ed on East Side Mount Edward s. Too “notice bird . gdaurlee Block A Co. J. W. Thomas. Secretary. WANTED — YOUNG ‘MAN FOtlt prim eased somewhat Rm“ M" city Limim 1:13:22!“ dCrazflm Qtmldlintiacin WANTED To ‘an! nlcTnw WANTED _ ASMSTANT “Auk Shoe Store. AIDPIY l1 199"” ° Cash prices: l lmspeck. '-,_Po“en_ conflict g Liihlqw, _ reirldcfltonwflio Box 44, Guard- ei- for Rustico Cross School. 890?? No: a, Csgrlai _1-4. lax! 1x103 s 5_ 5_ CHANQLER, lLFragranoe bearing lfiArmof ialit-i dgguagi. tun, Write Prank Gallant, Oyster Bed WANTED _ MAN p03 1:53,“ 1 t-l 1:3“ 88 1 ‘my’; 8893 4‘ a 106 Bri hton Road 13.Cryofa gnrts of 26 gees: m. e IAPOAND BM“ semwm" "mk- PM“ W74‘ reed as ei-d“ u- ‘k, s‘: 1 4 I ' g 1 c”: a a “(it Y) 2-1 chino-sew mug“ L‘ “a , metalzlPPt-i; Lin... $11.1‘ Phone WANTED - TEACHER ron s | s He‘ wanted ~ Bmey, 1' 6v? s‘!°w-1:a1; 3 cw l 1944 1-TON FORD TRUCK PHONE 207-1 Qj-feefidgm lgjnui" ' ' ‘carriage a. 1... 1 was. Able Block. Hartsviilelschool. Iaibsrui apple; 8 O II g-row laCléVvg-réow 1on1 1 h,” d,” ,5" mm M“. 1g_ u £3222; nggagg 75px;; $1,. I ment. A DI! MIC $0 I 3- o m R'WL 1GB ‘row ~ I ‘row ~ l; ' ' I bod ' ' ’ fl-LBOUSE WANTED!“ BUY s n l Tru t . . .w A E feed 1.2a; a feed 1.19; s feed 1.14; "Y ""9"- """""*"° _ Y1 N 19.Aprescrve 16.'l‘ype 29.Placedir\ ‘ votes or rent- br Awvst. also a or 4 ° °° s m 3°“ ‘° I'm “’“““°‘~ track 1.2a: a cw Yellow 1.81; a cw equipped with 60° X I6 "M. mselr measure spot \ iii-Amuse -, ' room appartment. Write A.B. c/o WANTED — EXPERIENCED Good profits for hustlers. mite yum, Ln b .| b H B Macsinn“ Feb 21. Shilling I7.Not. 30.Tobein systemati. ' cumin teacher for Mermaid School. today. Rawleigh Dept. M.L.G., "'1 Y - ' . ' (abbn) (Pi-cox) debt cally fiupplemeni’, $300.00. Apply J. 410-5, Montreal, Que. erborough, Ont. TIN! W090" Iii" nExpreseion i0. Hero in 82. Music noes so Acheer A N 1‘ ID — ALI BOTH-l"- Arthur MacDonald. Sedy- -s.0. _ my be," used two years and * of disgust. Book ofOld ‘as/item 41 steamship will!" MIMI DI-Id- F!" PO33“ , b I dated ‘hi! _ 23.80am Testament cookie (abbey iup service. Phone 2542. Evenings wanran -.- TEACHER volt we Ana LOOKING FOR AN flaws has can HWY Pi A1- 2s. Network E um. mishap an”, rm; Creek Scam; Hlllllplglgfllv cngraetlctantli‘ aréilbiticus lrepiies- . spring. 1 iiPuyziilc V $300, Norman c enze, re- en a ve o an e super or lne 16° KENT STREE ve ce _. r dts.A 1_ iif _---" ' 28.Mlt F. Amen _ LARGE QUANTITY my o Inns sugpsigfiiuveyg: :3. AT aaurax- WF" fwflImk “mam” n A | t _ zawiioou .' U D0111 IGIII and 01110116111 I0!’ secure means of conveygngg, Blue Arrived sjflurfljy ago" or n“: _' ppy °'_' (Tibet) ‘ next week. Paying highest mar- WANTED-TEACHER’ g 1 . Brand Products. 7227 Alexandra, - Sobieski, from Genoa. Apply; M ‘LQCK 313W" (II-I bet W16", Central Rig and Paui- ei Grove School. uPP 0:51?!“ may “us! Sunni‘, ' II. River try etatieu, Charlottetown. write $315- apply Genres B“ ""- Irnpefill 3,111,,“ gm- 5.1m, Jghn, No Phone Calls Please (SwitlQ 0r phone for pick-up service. _ - Fflf nfln N_ B. oNsI-ow I-Ass DAIRY LTD- alsPrIzg -. ————————*————— . .. i . "‘°“ OBIS 8| TIIIDNS Fill’ $810 nooiirs "r0 LET-PHONE use-s. Plfilfiwgls 33.Aet.rlkir\g PBISOIIBIS m; SALE _ p-LEE-l-mgry-gg To m1. __ Two “FURNISHED Mai-y Sweeney, corner Brook. V mug) Chev. sedan. Bought in Nov. rooms, a9 Edward si. Nnd- SLNOLIIII‘ azmfim‘ c',;“u','m.c‘£d2' 194a. 14.000 miles. Phone 1349-1- -—-——-——-——i—— 5'2"?‘ 5P“! m w ' ail-Destiny I ‘pm, Ho" renew-u“ Gm“; Fan” APARTMENT T0 RENT FOIL A lqll an S. from S011 SHIP n‘ 37.51709! ‘oi u m» m» “$133?” "..“?..'.’.§lz..i s... 231.532“ l,,l§f’;“i°l§" 2.°°"°°..‘”‘ “‘°“.“‘““‘" POULTRY i3- l I1 I0 - ' . O , III-l‘ Ill. ~ . O m,“ Kelly, Eliiottvaie. —-—-—--——-———- AT sent’! sonN rocks Mleeellanesas _-_----———-———— 0011MB r0 tar Ar noon No essei e ents over the n.1- ard iron SALE on TRADE. I-TON Point. Partly furnished. Call week vend. mo‘, m . . . .. All Cattle Breeders who in- ti?!» . ‘PING "All n" "u! Ford truck. Louis Court. ned- res-a. between 1a and l. Buying unlimited quantities t M, h hi“ t ch I n 43._Abotch for cert or truck loads. call 69l-L mm Fwd and chick" ~ I _6ll_ I ll I'll’ °_ l" 44110“ Kelly's Wood Yd. _________la ' town Exhibition, must apply im- n ALE - . ~ - . i - IWILL an vaar onn smvat- F?“ 50d m” Wm, .3, m, mm Call us for Pick-up Service. mediateiy for Blood. Test. t0 Lmm" lopuqith postage stamps. oi- ‘i: 5 new “m. M” W“, 61w High." m“; Dominion Dept. Agriculture or 2_w¢"-Q mM°°IIQ°II°P'~ “I” M‘- ' gow ROMI. ' ,, , , I“ c J BOUDREAULT Charlottetown Driving Park and aonwp , , s - ~ - - - - ' ron SALE - m1 PLYMOUTH ' Mona“. I"°""'°I EIIIIIIIW" A"°¢"II'°"~ DAILY CRYPTOQUUTE-Ilereh hovvtoworklti Deluxe Sedan. new tires, 800d A X Y D I. B A A X It

ohu-yym ‘w, pgty of five ll“ from Wood Island Peri’! I0 Charlottetown please mail black Del left in oer, coilect.'to we. Wlnuleflalneron. Bumlofl- P- 5-- I- dentists valuable to owner-

Wtefii ‘ armed

is m: "‘""Tiiiii‘ I?‘ Q‘IL.'I°I"I'_'I'IANNN'I‘IZI"£IIII iivoiiars um: CALCIUM I Ev!“ DAY 20m" b‘ "um up m‘ M’ " x v " " ' ‘ " ° ° “ ‘ ' “ x " " “ x " " "' "es-II I - creme rue- or . .p . _ . m u A ca}! “ML BM 8m’ m W“ 5T0”! in ‘situate and slur ravine MARKET F" Modding M cm. ,, , q ,, B ,, ,, , ,, H K o D _, v c , , ,, M r also “ism ei fiillfm a‘ bros sans-seam OmYSI-Isl ‘s’: . a _ pump", n x r A A n r P is s: c a o a v n a s gay a st m) I ' a den in goo con ca. . M. A. PETERS Specifications may he seen at -36 r 1.0 A, " u... u... a Haney-Harris i... . . _ ...,...'""-=,,--.,g--;=.~,~;--~,=,~,,g rts';:a.*~..=.,.."". t-Illllon t. Spiller! i “£;it.'.i!:i‘.::' "ifiitfilit; t... w“ W - “or ‘WQIIIUIWIIIIFI’ undo‘ I ‘I EEIIIIIIV I =$rnuFIFliIPlIrillllillIl5llulllmb-_‘

Prices __ ‘ ’ here Saturday were} reported by the Dominion Depart-f merit of Agriculture as follows:

Eggs: Free cases. A large 5i 1-2 -s2; med so 1-2-50; A puilets so!

ed.

Potatoes: NB no 1 ‘l5 lbs 3.75- 3.85; PEI no l '15 lbs 3.85-4.00‘. Que no 1 75 lbs new 2.50-0.00: 0m no 1 75 lbs new Sift-LS.

has been known since 640 B.C. INFLUENCED MODERN MUSIC

condition. Apply 112 School St.

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FOIL SALE - 1941 SUPER. DE- Lune Ford Sedan with radio and heater. Apply Queen Street Ser- vice Station. _ '

CONFIIDIIATION LII’! IN- SUBANCI.

SEA FOOD MAB-IE’! for fresh fish, 171 Weymouth. Phone 2609-11.

AT YOUR SERVICE -- Arnfaat Coal Co. Phone 248G. '

HOWARD McINNIP Fitted Footwear at 175 Queen street,

PHONE SAUNDERS. 1806 for group and wedding pictures on Location. '

'l‘0 IIALIIAX in 55 minutes, via. Maritime Central Airways. Phone 206i or D40.

IDWTHER. PICNIC Wednesday, July 14, Church of England grounds, Crapsud.

INTERNATIONAL FUR. Breed- ers‘ Conference, dance and fur fashion show. Wednesday. July 14, 9 p-m, Charlottetown Hotel. Lim- ited number or tickets. Advance sale Charlottetown Hotel, Island Furriers. Doyle's Restaurant, Stim- merside.

CITY POLICE COURT -- At the Btipendim Magistrate's Court Saturday. a man charged with be- lng drunk and incapable was dis- missed after spending a. week in 1&1!- A man from Pictou, us, charged with being drunk and in- capable was fined $5 and costs or 10 days. These were the only two cases to appear before Magistrate

948 Martin Saturday morning.

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MADE FINE RECORD — Miss Duicie Morrison, daughter e! m, and Mrs. L. George Morrison, Pred- ericton, P. E. I., is receiving con- gratulations frqm her friends on the splendid marks she received in the Government Group Achieve- ment Tests held at Hunter River for Grade VH1 pupils. Dulcie made 105. The average for can- ada is 144 and the average for the Island is 114. Her school chum

New York Olty is spending a short holiday in the Province and is registered at The Charlottetown.

Mrs. Wilfred Swanson, of East

Shore cottage.

Oats and barley prices on the Win-

GENICOII:

GENITOX:

PERONOX: For ILIGHT

Fer ILIGHT and ALL KINDS potato insects.

For ALL KINDS potato insects, can be mixed with PERONOX.

ONLY.

tion Farms, at p meeting last week of the Maritime section of the Canadian Society of rarest Engin- eers:

"The ferns woodiota o! Prince Edward Island not only serve as sources of fuel and building ma- terial but play a vital role in con- serving the water supply inthe soil. controlling the flow of streams and protecting the soil from eros- ion and drifting.

"The woodlot is an inseparable part of the farm, and studies in land use and farm economics have shown how indispensable well nun- aged woodlots are to the average farm enterprise.

"The first requirement the wood- lot should satisfy is that of sup- plying the needs of the farm it- self for fuel-wood. fencing and occasional lumber for conat. “ When no woodlot exists, all lum-

sulting in a. gradual but steady de- terioratlon. Sales of timber from woodlots that are large enough to yield a surplus over farm require- ments form a useful source of rev- enue.

Program Expanded

"Observing the rapid depletion of farm woodlots over a. period of years and recognizing their role as an inseparable unit in the gen- eral farm enterprise, the Division of Illustration Stations expanded its program in 1944. In co-opera- tion with the Dominion Forest Service, three managed wcodlots were established to demonstrate selective cutting and methods whereby growth may be increased and tree quality improved.

"A preliminary survey of wood- lots wae conducted by the Forest Service at Illustration Stations op- erated by J. W. MccKenzie, Rose Valley; John L. Clark. M.B.E., Rustico, and James E. Daly, Iona, and working plans drawn up for those areas found suitable for man- ageme t studies.

"The working plan for each in- dividual woodlot comprises a num- ber of compartments carefully

trees include defective and dead species, unprofitable types, diseas- ed trees and those having reach- ed maturity.

“ Compartments are spot paint- ed annually. asd it is the duty of

the woodiot comprises the estab- lishment oif suitable roads, slash

cutting, number of cords of fuel- wood, puipwood and board feet of

rouuriur

ILIYING POULTRY

ldloleddl

“Reforestation measures have further been pursued in connec- tion with land utilization and for- estry studies. Through the court- esy of the Provincial Government c! Prince Edward Island, 11,300 red pine, 500 Scotch pine, 1,560 whito cedar and 4.000 ash have been made available for planting on Illustration Stations since 1945. Unproductive slopes. cropped out fields and clear cut woodland areas have been reforeated with the view of rendering them productive in future years.

"While studies associated with farm woodlot management have not progressed sufficiently to evsluaiA the enterprise from a monetary standpoint observations indicate a decided increase in

“Following the instructions of the Domdnion Forest Service, the operator at Rustico removed 12 cords of firewood and 600 board feet of lumber from compartment 1 in 1045; l2 cords of firewood and 800 board feet of lumber from compartment 2 in 1948 and l5 oords of firewood, 1,826 board feet of lumber and 2 1-2 thousand of shingles from compartment ii in 1947.

"At the Rose Valley Station. compartment l yielded l2 cords of firewood in 1046, while conapart- ment 6 yielded l0 cords of fire- wood in 1947.

"Thinning operations at the Iona Station resulted in the re- moval of i2 cords of firewood from compartment 1 in 1946 and 23 cords

m NUTICE

Live Stock entries for the Provincial Exhibition, Aug. 10th to 13th, must be made before

The ‘Trustees of the Tryon Bap- tist Church are anxious to con- tact some competent person to paint the Church. Church Hall,

TRYON

Odled

y nature may he inserted LIMITED Stock Exchange .. s. ...... . IDIII a...” ,.,. v l g , bla In advance mum“ u u” “n d a cosnpietod in the last compartment n°'"' ° Has lust announced an extra Dividend in addition to the "YORK J I n (u) gm, “m, by m. fulxzuzfg: gum 01;: leis-ll“ R "'1' m P I I- ° n NEW . uv - - _ ' w.“ anew‘ bu“ mark“ PM on . IJBASWI-I-L for uhologaaphe, supervisor of P. E. Island Iilustra Putnam