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BY BEST '-0051' TALENT days ouardisn statin; that he had lnteedent Gfedy is “‘° °“1l’ °“‘°' feeding, which ilu-ther reduces the;

ber of the stuff HOW 011 dll'-7 mil 1 ei tim it

; ' . ' “ny ng;-ligiig_y...‘ ‘ - '- ' _ C AP I T O L new T O D A Y Central Guardian ,_,,,,,,,"“"‘,,,_ ,,_ ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,_,,, ,,, Winter Dan-ying. I A'|ll| plmllles .

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_ . 'ul ”° *‘°"‘ ‘t "°""‘ M” °"“’°"‘ oeielu-also his euty-eighth birthday: 1 Dees winter dalryins pay in Prince * FDI' FOIII' Years

“ 13° P' ”"' "‘”‘° md' mr. ninzwell hes the unique record Edward Island. in fact dees winter '

_...' " ”°" 1 having been forty-eight years in _delrylns pay in any hvrthern hemis-

_ nalurrolv United church services she muway employment _md ol b-e_ pl,” wh," ,ew mm be mm ln .` ffl’ Sunday, June .28rd. are as fol- lm 0" duly ln that tlme only nl, the summer and dairycattle housed l°WI1 Vl°Wl'1F 11 I- mi B°“5h“W' tem days due to lllc'kne"_ He ll” and stable-fed 'six or seven months 7.30 iv. m.'1`h¢r¢ Will be no ei-'f»°l‘l1°°n all M amber ol the Bapllsl of the year, is a question that can-_.

Mm. Mary Rail, Eg,nvii|e_ Om

ferr-hiv will ...ful

my face and neck, ilorlloul

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service. James P. Kaye, Minister. ° m E m nal; 5, dgcidsd in |, hmm w|y_ ul-l.i ,

tensed to six months in jail. A

non-support casa adjourned.

hauled previous in annual inspection

E lost a. tire from his car. Twenty mem - k supp Y. the result b ng ¢ _ _ _

ON minutes after he opened his Guard who was in the service when M1* ls hard to maintain the flow, after delicious Havor 1

ian yesterday morning, he received Dingwell ellwfed °“ -'WUU-W “li 1551- two such serious drawbacks, to the |

Choir, cf which he is now President,

members of the Bt. John Masonic

speeding case was dismissed and H l'i°n mt' At th* "me °f lb” °P°m“3 In fact,

he was Worshipful Master of the

thirt ears he was cashier of the

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(el-ry boat. Hillsborough, running ll ll k th 0

' Opera House and sold the rat C - 0 D1'

bel/ween Cha.rlottetov;'ll _noni Rock; et ever _ssued for an enm_l____lumml__ perlod

"mt Wm be onbgxo P lll_lllyol7;_ in that hall. Mr. Dingwell was al- fact that a cow freshening from Wmmow' Her m W 0 ways keenly interested in horse rac- September to December, on the same

ll a. m.; Greenwich 3 p.m.. :_t.b1;et- mls _md has _seen me old Prlnce spring

_ ers Bay 6.30 p.m. There w a _ nl

Tun caaarasr or au. -Brelrlen PICTURES ml ,lei Mui, chml, ,, adware island Railway absorbed by "lil

In BOY C n .n L vac, conducted entirely by the the Ce“°d1'"‘ N°“°“‘1“‘”“'”'b:lm‘ ,,¢

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AN D l Young People. The .Bridgetown Male :_1l1cc1__°;_:;_°;’“;‘ll:_’;y_;‘;:p__°l?'°n(fh°:e'l b-I: mnoy this Kniml thu, gfugiy x-¢dl_l¢_ B f ~ _ ,

Kittie 'ill be D. _ ' 1 ilk l‘0d tl() , A5081' l|.X th! t

Qu W plum 533° mmerl mhler' cm” cbrkl of rhgklllig each cilcumzatcilncesi

t d ow in char-se I

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._ TOMMY ATKINS 1:; ... :........ ::;l::“;.t;i::“ the 1-able .

you to take advantage of The Guar- ?_':‘_;_1:‘_'_'dlI'l'_‘:gl';__l__l_3 'gaze CZK mak_ crops suitable to his soil andto furn- dian special _offer of plates, spoons ' ' l héruk ish as near

and forks. Read advertisement in ml inf” 5°"°‘°“u°”“ ° fthe Hx: perature

ml. l”ue_ M Mr. Dingwell was one o me”

very necessary- conditions he

has a knowledg`e,of properly mixing

rouce couiu-_at the Police Lodse who inevrureled the m°V°' reeds and balancing his rations so as court yesterday morning the defend- ment f°" the °"°°ti°“ °f °' M°’°°|° to supply the nutriment found in mt in a prohibition ease wer sen- T°mP1° *md °P°"° H°‘“° m _°h"' Summer

lottetowri, and _started the elll\5°YlP' be made as profitable as in summer.

pasture. winter dairying may

we have always been of the

opinion that half-year dairying' could

Lodge andperformed the first. cer-_ not possibly pay, as the period

wm. ni: ovnnnauuln-'rho '=m°“>' 1” '-he new 'f“"P‘°~ F” °"°’ F*"°_,“8h

which the lmproducing cow be boarded would eat 'up all fits during” the active milking' of the year. It is a well lrnown

hh-Sto

_ ' ing and was the 'first ciiioial time- feed. produces from 20% to 25% more

the year than a cow freshen-

` k ol ted for i-he charlotte- milk lp _ _ _

U I A N I 0 N PRESENTS UNITED CHURCH OF CANlADAl_ lsflglernzljlflng Park He has se,-ved ing between the months of April and

_services next Sunday at _Mare a under no fewer than slx é___pel_lnlH_d_ _luly_

The reason for this is that the

less we take into consideration thel »

‘- 'ro ovaimnlu sunscnmzn f°" '°“"““'°° ""‘”' ilml? wg; acuity or tlieimner toseleot the' U ._

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PICNICKERS-when youareprepar- l* ty elvllglly wslllaidllllm hrs __;:_n:”l__ most economical class of dairy cows, B _

ing in go a picknlclring it may pay " ° C l ell well U to grow the heaviest producing milk _ ._

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and advised me to uae it. I used i‘..,ll. setup .l i is . ,;

_°h;“_°_l;i;__m2l'______a_|;sly now cornplit ly ' aetured o b Th T, 5, le-_e_-. itil-._I€<;<i=i1f-fees? 1"'

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Wu" SPLENMD PROLOGUE ' tele hone mess telling him that The Guardian 1010-S Wim MY- DW' first six months production

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JUNE 24 'tif' "frontiers 4 oAvS|:.;°s..:°‘;.i:'.i|

*Q .vi E _*Y lregiirdlersvof the futlllcconsciiucllcr-_rmeriit o?_inshcre fisheries and the

Spelldlllg us long as there is manufacture of all beam trawlers in

lioney to spend. A . at

' Jbontinued from Dllge 4 l’r0s`a|c Committee Work

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canada They also demanded gre - er efforts by means of fish culture to

llncrease production. .

speech of Mr. Guthrie is admitted to ‘ The rest of the session was railicr Q Esllmales

have been one of the finest exposl' prosaic although relicv;-d by occas- ti of the issues involved in file sional cfbllilitiolls of excitement. A

In the multitude of estimates for

‘ms ‘various services, lt is impossible to

.tum question' 8'-nd the ‘act that .great dm] of "au-V imlloflalll “'°"klpel'tlcu1arize, but a large Portion of

150,000 copies were published for gen- was done by the conlmlttecs, whichl taken u ln dlscusslllg

.1 _ _ _ __ _ ' . _ _the time was p _gg-gl distribution is the b€Sl 5110011” _ Ls not proilcrly cvacilated. lllc Rall- _ them and'thl_l ls usually the cause :pf how it was apprwlaled- _.way Committee, for lllslnnce had 3 ici' delay. Certain of the ministers

1' The Budget “Sem “hue in some "ery heavy Wogmmme before it' It can get their estimates through with iraspects it was a. characteristic “R-_O00 'had to conslflc-l' and illvcstlgate the ‘compamllva “sm but others llke the Budget." outlined llotlllng new U'l'l"li1rge nllmbr-l' of r:llul'lel's nskiul for Poslmsster General and me Mll,ll5_

..P°\‘teM in fiscal policy- lt exudrfl by the c. P. li. lu the wr.-t and the i lm ol Agllcullure and Immlgmllon

,prosperity and optimism and ev- .~vtmlsioll_-, of ilu- C. N. R .ln tlle_cxpel_lenced greater dll.llcullle5_ The

Yikfrléd 1-he Il@C€S-Sliy Of l`9SP0lldlllS’ One of the lliost ilrlpolirilit Uliligslllon of hls deparllmenh and he l.e_ adequately to the demands Oi l1r0- before it was the noqllisltlon of thewelved H severe llrubblng al me gross Bild €Xl'!l\l'lfilllg fll'\'l`l°lll'fl¢‘l1l» Albcrlri l'i\ilvi'a_\‘s lending to the nortlvhamls ol the oppmltlon before me The main estimates represented all ‘and into Pcucc rlvcl' district. which lesllmates lm. 'llls department wel., Sutlay of Over 5390.000-000. R' Slim iwere jointly .acquil'-cd and will be lm”ed_ The Hom Robert Fork, dld

which would have staggered the lm- jointly opcratcrl by thc ‘two largelmlt have _well ,lm uncomlolllble pginatiori 'twenty~fivt‘ were 020. RU _l.=ystr~nls. The l-csllollsillilltv was great _ llme H5 llul yeah but he had to dell ipcrease-of nearly $5.500.000 0\’0l‘ thi? ,bccallsc thc t'utul'c dcvclopmcut of ll wll_l.l lwo unlookd lol. elements of op- he-l' P1'¢Vi0U5. While the 5llllD1€‘l“l‘l1‘|iiirlt \-:ist country is largely in their posltlom the Progruslvu and ll lariee added another $12,500,000- hallcls. The agricultural committee lnumbel. ol, French Canndlul mem, Bl" bmgmg expenditures were °ver_ lhad ammg mh" things the mc” de' . bers. In connection with immigra- lopped -by an alleged reduction 01 llicnlo or ull plloingr-s. nnicndmc-nts‘ll,m General Meme made B very lebt of 860.000.0013 Bild 8 fat Sllfllllls to tile (iraili Acc wllicll would give long and strong speech ln flwol- of 'f ”5'°°0'000’ ‘mheard °f t'hmgs'.f‘”mf“°”°" 1° ill” limi" ¥"°“"`“'lthe Peace`~R.lver district being made _appropriations by statute included ‘wheat pools rind augul'iali associa- lan arm "pon wllloll llle government ery large outlays, improvements and tion in the lvurlrlle w.-sr. n\fiuelitly,lslmul,l concentlale lm nllenllon fo, Qterleioris of the C. N. R... for tllC the rcmmillco lvoliictl slrclluolisly ,lmmlgmllon and aemell.lellt_ HL; impletion of and terminals for the and consrlelltlou.-»ly :lllcl ailparcntlylspeecll was hlgllly coll5l_l.l_lcllve_ ll Iudson Bay Co.. heavy leans I0 liar* `\viscly, because llic l-c;lol't,v.'lilc1l was lml placllcal as some seem to beileve_ lor commissioners for the improve-iunanimous was adopted by the lnlensllng delmlg, lll_,° occurred g`ni 01- harbors including 5500.000 .l-louse, the plolls hop: being cXl1f°"'lin connection with the clearances of Er an Island ferry and necessary im- lsr-rl that lt would stand for a long l llrlllol. lla me Ulllted 5l_alM_ the mul- ovements to accommodate it In time without furtllcr revision llllalcml treaty ,md lllllell 5llb_lec¢_ll_

the Hon. J. A. Macdonald hll llllectioris Act was the subject of the tm government ncellled “vel-9 cl-ll.

F ' ` ' .

gnnectlon with the new Island fer-_` The bill to nmcnd thc Dominion and l.el,lll.Bl_l°l.l_.l_ “poll All of which UQ!!

insistent upon what hi-S 1'l0Wlmost careful enquiry, and the result lcl_,m_ A nombie ,peach W” mme

lon agreed to and his Only Cflll' 'seems to be most satisfiibtory. T_he by Ml-_ cal-ll,ll_ Moll"-,.17 an il-nel-lla-

was that it had been W0 l0llZ object to be arllicvcd was ic rcmovell_l0llll_l 'l-elaf,iDllS_ H0;-i_ Mr, Euiai-'g

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, and $50.000.000 f0!` C N R .cloctlons for thc 'l`ccir‘l'\l House cn defence of me llnitllde of the gov.

boasted prosperity

mua-

V .mam The budget

` procession. It meant goin( vary _insistent upon a more

is l_pi-syreuivanollcv tor' tba .develop-

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Ol U10 cept ltpractlcally in its entirety.

it was pointed out ln debate The nsllerles committee had in

emphasised by all the Omwslt- hand proposed amendments to the speakers. was based upoitllleley nshei-ies Act, and it had it to do an money, the result of the lav- with nshery conditions and. regula- 1

' alle of raw materials in outside tions on both coasts, which needless

_ _ and of speculation and 110°! to say are quite divergent. The mat- ;-epresent prosperity in reepeci ters which were of special interest' .. manufacturer, the farmlnihe to the Maritime Provinces were the . _ and every day business and us of beam trliwls and the season

WI-S I for the .fishing of. lobsters. The

.. , nyin¢,.beai'tng' insc`r°i'p¢iUli'lae Maritime " Conservative members

lla in the City Ol lVl`0TlU'l‘l\1ltil°ely out oi' ilolitirnl mlllrol or in- ernment on tha steps taken to oo- spread over five years. The making ilu-_vliicf cleciorlil ofllter re- ollel-age with the Unifgd gnu; gov. Mr. Guthrie, in closing ill-‘I lsponslble for evcrytlllllg. having the ernment, in til, pl-evmgion of mlug.

moved an amendment re- loxclllsive right. of all appointments. Bling of iiquol- from Canada to the that the government had l’Further, the preparation of thc fed- United gtntes was the subject, of a

no reasonable ll1”0‘~'lSi0ll f0l"cl'.1l lists will be nrrivccl nt by the gl-ea; den] °f oommeng both in gm.

and protecting th0-le work of federal election enilmerat- Mia and wg-9" iii, ling By me re.

in agricultural pursuit-e 01' ore. the old method of accepting pro-` iusnl oi the commons to adopt the

development. The am- ivinolal lists being' discarded. It is bill in connection with divorce pro-

was defeated on a straight rather a curious thing that the en-

vota. Two other nmendlnerits tire prlncipla of thc bill was put into

by the Progrmive elements. ‘legislative form by slr John Macdon- sidel-able debate.

an opposite effect, met much ald many years ago, and bitterly op- qgfsap ' posed by the Liberals who llow ac-

ceedlngs brought a new issue to the front, and was the subject of con-

STANDABD MINING EXCHANGE

Quotations fumlahed thrmigli eoilrt- esy of Atwell A Co., Charlottetown Odlce.

Neon Close

ahaha tl.ei tiles Aconda ... ..._ .00 '.09

Amity copper .\ .27 M' Amulet ... ... ... 1.15 1.10 Area ... ... ... ... ... 14% .14 Arno ... .. .21 '31 Aa. Oil dt Gas ... ... 4.5 4.05 Barry Hollinger ... .. .2 .Il .2o_

Bld|00d...§ ... no ... L3! " 35’

1.35 .05 .10 .05 .45 .11

lnig iss Buckingham ... ... ,.1 .. .0~i‘.~L» Bunker Hill ... ... ... .10 Cap1talRouyn ... ... .. .05 central Manitoba .. .. . .is Clericy ... ... .. .ll

10.25 10.25

Dome ... ... Dalhousie ... ... ... .. 4.00 4.10 Falconhridga ... 12.75 12.75 Granada ... ... .. .31 .33 Howey ..-. ... 1.16 1.20 Hudson my ..'. isso leso Inter. Nickel ... 48.50 48.75 Kirkland Lake ... . . .50 .93 Kootenay Florence .. .15 .15 ‘Lake Shore 24.50 25.50 Malilriic ... ... ... .30 Mandy ... l. .B5 Man. Basin .32 Min. Corporation ... ... 405

Newbec.............. .48 . Noranda ... ... ... 53.40 53.75 Pend Oreille 4.80 4.80

Pioneer ... ... ... .43 Btadacona ... ... ... .08 Sherltt Gordon ... ... 7.15 Biscoe ... .63 Sudbury Basin ... .. 8.30 Tcck Hughes ... ... .. 8.45 Towagmac ... ... ... ... 1.80 ventures .. 8.05

.85 .32

.08 7.25 .87 8.15 8.50 1.85 8.05

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38TH BA'l'l‘ALl0N, C. E. F.-The

35th Battalion, C. E. P. are anxious

tall

TREES BPRAYED-It is pleasing

was

wid t

been an invalid for many .years and

70. Mrs. hunk had no knowledge of

windfall .02‘~é Wright Hargreaves ... .. 1.68 Wainwell Oil .4.. .. .. A8’-5 Home Oil ... .. Maylalid ... ... ...

.03 1.67 .46

21.50

8.50 8.10

CRAIG-WIGHT NUPTIALS AT » IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

The Immaculate Conception church

Malden. was the scene Sunday at two o‘clock of the wedding of Miss Helen Wight, 84 Dudley St., to Hen- ry Btephen Craig. of 12 Middle st., Gloucester. Rev. Richard F. Neagle performed the ceremony.

The bride wore ii dress of white

satin, made with a draped skirt and with a large bow at the back. Her veil was ofemliroidered net and she carried a bouquet of white roses. She was attended by Miss Helen Bice of

Needham. who wore lavender geor- gette, with a matching hat of mal- lne. Bhe also carried roses.

James N. Wyit of Lawrence. the brlde's brother was the_beat man. A, reception was held at the hoine of the bride's aunt, I4 Dudley Bt. from il to 4 o‘clock. after which Mr. and Mrs. Craig left for New York. They will be at home at 12 Middle Bt.. Gloucester after June 27.'

MONTREAL, Que., June 10-

'rhere were is cattle, 130 oalvea, 010 hogs and be sheep and lambs, br sais on the two live stock markets here today, including about 400 lion held over from' Mondays and Tues- days markets. There was no ehsnse in cattle quotations. calves sold for al.00 tc 011.50. lambs Were lower than"Ncnday‘a, ealu of fairly good svsra¢e quality sold for \1l.0li. Heh weradnggyaadtbsrevsraaceariyi

Ars some lies justified? This is a

problem most of ul have to face at some time or other. It was recently raised by Judge Cluer in Whitechap- el County Court. when he said that that he waan’t surprised that people should tell untruths to morieylend- en. and added: 'Tm not sure that I would not, foo."

lioralists of the stern type will, of

course. say nothing justifies a lie. "Let the truth be told tho’ the heav- ens fall" is their motto.

But what of the following "lies"t

A Wills WUC Wll Wtratad on for internal trouble. The surgeon told her husband it was cancer, and must end fatally in six months. With fear in .

wha llc.

her eyes she asked ber husband tvrastheverdict. Hetclda

TBINKTWICI '

Aaiaihevingtotliadsatiiotliis

employsr.wascutofwcrt fa overs year, and his wits and children su!- fered pcatly. One mornings friend sametc.him. “f¢cokbsrs,”besaid.

4.10

peacefully passed away ¢°ll3¢i0ll lc, to his laboratory immediately after

47 i_ile1,;,i_ in the arms of her son lam breakfast her tears had their way. P"°dU°U°n °f mmf- With U10 810110

Fl_ank_ who was ,ll years ol “___ had Fm, lm lloul. she lay on llel. l,ed_ exception of a small quantity of con.

racked and torn by sobs. At last °°“t"'°‘» ‘“|°h 111 Dl'°Wll'1» l-11|-5 WUI

¢‘ , , ” Canada is sending many more ed 8130.00 during this month, and

mae Lles automobiles abroad than a year ago. still another, as high as $158.00. The A

"a arm I deal with has asked me to recommend a manager. You were made for the job, and my recom-

Y I

There'a only one _snag-your name is exactly the same as that of a man

usands.

What about giving him another name? I'm willing, if you are?"

The man looked round at the wreck

of his home, sndagreed to give a false name, with the result that he obtained the post. ‘ A Illini-faced man, walkinswear- ily through a village,” saw a lady landing the flowers in her garden, For a minute he hesitated-to beg is

, .a Grim!-but the kifidnell ln her face

leve him courage to ask for three- Dlllce to make up' the slxpenoe -he

ted

lave him thi money. A minutelat. If \.i1°llteiridn'M'c\lelit the msn .Milk Ind asked the lady if he had been Belling; ' ‘

lheiold alle: "He had only sghq

for WUI." . '

Were these

'liiiba twice

ii it il

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P 3-BB ' . lt had been found. weil's many friends lll Wllhifll' him We also know that a cow freshened ff

___ many happy reilllfll-S 0! the dlY~ in th| fall or autumn months, gett- ll

ing immediately int`o_ stable feeding in an all._ll'dll

in a freshened condition arid accus

` psckage.‘

to re are a eraunent nominal roll Wm” dm" tm "mm “mlm lf’

P P P ll llll .9 an even temperature, will if proper

of every man who ever serve w (,n Man s I e _ ’ _ that Unit and would appreciate it if e ' !e5l,p;l“:;-3 Bl-xifonrzzi !:vf;rd‘;l,x 6

all six-Members or iheold asth Bet- B, mgnlhl so on lg; bm and clmwll

on would forward their perman BABBABA WEBB _ _

ent address in :... cv. Dewsbury. liz c°,,,.l|l,, ;’:t°“1‘_{_°:li’_’l:‘:“;l‘:";l;'x:§;?_‘°;‘1é“°:_ is __ W°°‘m°ld R'°°d' T°’°m°' °“°' in fact, almost as if a second freshen

continued from page 2 Ins wok place within the year. They

“’ “me th" ‘”`°"°”“"° '"°”“’” dor';llol::r;lBl:o;d`e;]o:;'duw:5i;l:;:l her lr}i‘<:hltmn,`§llf:s'Atl:illili;ye.l°;Fli;wrl:lll)lilii;ll:r;¢;| Rl" the mo# delmous i' i

v° been taken 5° early in the an she left the room. I-Ie was puzzled. grass continues. arid when the heat be’ ~

Slimmer. W 4°-f°8“"d WY' bellmful Talklng to Bob we” me night N. of summer and other unfavourable a5VDl'¢d M 0 l 553 CS-

“'°“' Y°“°"“" ‘"”"“°°“ lm’ w°"‘ fore he had hair-decided that ob eendltlene “flee the ten menlhe work

commenced when n large numb- Wu rlghl ln clalmlnll yvonll, an ing period of the year will have end

¢l' 0! tree-S in the Vlelhliy Ol’ Bright- deeply ln lava wltll l.llm_ he, llll_,-lull.-i_ cd. For this reason many of our most G _ on were sprayed with insectide. The -I-lll, momlng “rely didn-,_ look like progressive dau-ymen have had the .

°'°l”"-‘"1 d°"“°"”°“ '"°“Uh* by it. 1-ie bathed and went down to Kfeeter number of their cows freshen

ursock moths last summer has ev- l,,ealllll_,ll,_ in the fall months, and for the furth- idently prompted city officials to perhaps Yvonne was mm beau” er reason that calves so raised in- , this creditable move, he had not wllkened lm. lm, nigh; varlablyreceive better attention and

'°-- before. I-Is would try to make con- 80° 011*-0 -711110 81'!-$1 in a thrifty

SYMPATHY Ex_ppg5g|.;D__0n verslllon at me l_able_ growthy condition which continues the '

Friday the 7th. Dr. Leo Frank left 'still the _,gms wonder-ini cook," Ylllldliy 0! lwwih Nlllluilg in larg-

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l for New York in response to a mess- he said as he sat down. 3|' Y°ll'lll'l8l belllg raised than if a l é CY . H86 Stating that his mother, who had He could hardly have chosen s Wim? W" M5 W f““.lfh° Uiunu” °f 1 0` Q5 _l O(

been ill for some time, was in a crit- more unfortunate opeuinll. Yvonne mid'-Wmm°l` he” “ld mid*-Sllmmel' é'Q-v_.l- ~.l."\l

ical condition. He arrived on Satur- made an excuse to go to the kitchen. f|Ym'"°~ "‘ 5 day afternoon and found her still liv- There she got her features under 0°U°1'l\ll.V Sllebkirlg. the Prince Ed- ` lu EJ'

ing but on '1'nurid,,,y_ Jim, 13th she control. But when Richard went up Wlfd 151°” fum" my 'Nw ‘H ‘ E313 '

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lmderwenl , number ol openllom alle sat up. Her face hardened into

. but me bo” her sullerlnu wml is mold endurance. She had made ;::w;°°:lv;:_\L°;;¥°llllfll;l hly 30:; "ull lmllella md nslgnnlon Her her bed. she would lie on it. though lu ~ Y ey. N0 a

husband Marcus Fra k I it “ned her' ' on or mixed mm' mn may be

“ - l"'°“°°°"°° _ srown in this Province. ers ies it is as

l' On January 20th last at the age of To Be Conllmlell Tomom, always found Profitable to use a rea- of

sonabla quantity of oil-cake meal. We

‘ml “"5"-"d" “W1 U ewlns to her .rlllmll WEDMNGS know of a number of farmers who. of 5°’ °“-1 °°1\4l¢l°h it wee deemed ad- ,N lo Mlmlms eurlns the pest winter. have led their or

l visable not to break to her the sad cattle on such a ration - the roots

ws. She leaves to mourn, two sons, OSHAWA out June lg__(B The in many instances being culled po- to

cattle during the winter. has receiv-

average value cf fat to the patrohs for the months was $40.30. Whole milk. testing 8.5% butter fat, was worth $1.75 to the patrons, while milk iMtlng 8.8% 1101114 be Wdrth $1.91

value of skim milk. which was worth at least~35c. considering the price of

worth 02.16 per 100 pounds, surely a profitable price and one which shows the wisdom of keeping a number of dairy cows and hogs, even thoush the main cash erorrmaybsseed or coin- niercial potatoes.

In fact. during the entire year and- ing December lst. lm, the price paid at the Crapaud Creamery for milk .testing |135 would be wortltolai per 100 poundslland milk tasting 8.5% would be. on the same basis, worth 01.4! por 100 pounds, Adding the valuecfsttcimilk themllkofavlb

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all farm eenicicdi to tiiicbistioiia and this

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ree months. meet dry pasture _ _ » 'period in which the iniliotioni _. m flies and other pests wlll‘

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this animal has the chsractr-l-tsl.: rapid multiplication. It is also io less extent true of the= produi-roll beef cattle and dairy products, l~l:. all farm commodities that hm

suitable for a farmer in this Provlnrc

raise. it Will be i’0l.lnd that the pro-

Dr Leo Prank and his brother, David ' " y tatoes - the returns received being dum of til, ,wry mmmnnd B mor.,

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ughter. Mrs. Stanley Fischer oi h l We have just examined the April any other in which | fume, may ...,.

New York DL Fmnws numerous which was hit. erto unequalled n "l_ul_m_ from me cnpnud ornmery

friends in this city and throughout ghevggllrg ;E::?5_?le"lA_l_;5;rln;‘;e1:l' and now thai, several of the patrons

tha pmvii-lo, will 5 .l - ' have taken over $100.00 for their fat not suitable r, os.ll>1_\‘. mm ln me double belfe“_‘fem';‘;: Unites church. luv. Mr. whettsm dm, ll" ,mnlll _ me ol mm “hung ° P ‘ ll” lnhllm mm wmlln th' Pnl ll” WI! the Ofilcieiing BNWT ll' lhf” from the milk of only five cows, An- deavour to improve these conditlon=. m0l.lll.l,_ weddlllee in 0110 City 011 Sli-“filly other, who practices mixed -farming

aftemoon and performed all three mg who i, fading 3 lu." ,lumber ol “.l,lcull_u" ln lhls Pmvlnce lulzell. within 40 minutes. of hogs as well as fattening five beef depends on livestock and their pro-

urilform price from year to year lllnn

gage. We feel therefore that it is till part of wisdom for those who llaw

economically producing cows to en-

as we feel that the future permanenci'

ducts, particularly those of the dairy cows. the hog, the sheep and poultry-

good type of commercial animnie

of these kinds. which are within the mon ci every 'farmer or ordinal-.v means and thrift, in this Province. should. at the earliest opportunity be obtained. Continued production

mendation is all cu want to et it. P" -hundred l’°“Ml- A441118 31° of livestock will steadily enrich thc

farm and annually secure satisfactory crop yields and lessen the cost of PPO-

who let the hose in roi- the P°'*~ thi# "°“ld lee" S-8% milk eueuon.-Provincial Densrtinent ef

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The Canadian Press)-Greater care must be exercised by parents in the choice of childrenb toys, Capt. E. A. Baker, general secretary of the Card- inal Instituto lor the Blind, declared at the annual meeting of fha coun-

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the prevention of blindness." he said. "sharp-pointed ‘ toys are

wan for a ni|bt's lodging. she ug lu “lllll mll’ l” mm “_” ehqqhpggiy yy, ;qig¢|\to

sman children and blindness results. Jiilt a few months ago a woman emo ul my errno with a e-ner-ole child who had lost an era while nlsyingfwiin ii anew. an Ullman had

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