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WFIEATLEY mvnn w. l.

The Wheailrly River \Vr1:i\-~-'s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Leonard Lint: on Friday event-no. Sept. 6th. In the absence of the president. the vice-president, Mrs. William Ling presided. The meet- ing opened by singing the Insti- tute Ode and repeating the Creed in unison. The roll cnll was nn- swered by l3 members and one visitor. The minutes of the last meeting were read. approved and signed.

The correspondence consisted of a. letter from the Robin Hood Flour Mills stating that they "Ollld not send their Speaker on account of the epidemic on the Island. letters from the Protestant Phanage and Salvation Army ask- "8 for funds. It was decided to send $10.00 to the Orphanage and a committee was appointed to vass for the Salvation Army. were made for thc X-ray coming to the hall. to buy a gift for yards of cotton for to Labrador,

. Gordon Andrews and Mrs,

Ling were appointed to

attend the annual meeting of the Tuberculcsi.

be answered with recipe. The offerin amounted to B5 cents. The meeing closed hy singing the King after which lunch was served.

oft/Vt, M07! Take 088E719!

When "Abbeys" she's fried,

She will quickly decide And ogroo with tho many who soy —

Thai a dosh now and thon . is o right helpful thing When the system's upset on astray.

You can't feel brisk 0r bright, cheery or chip- per, if your system is upset or irregular. Tho cleansing, regulating action of Abbey's Ef- fervescent Salt hclps to neutralize the acid con- dition which often causes sour stomach, headache, indigestion. Whenever you don't feel right try a aparlding dash of Ab- bey's. It's a grand regulatori When needed you'll ﬁnd Abbey's . .

P/easa/z/ ma’ [my f0 70M fin/om lMia/ffax/

iJersey Regains Pro-war iiharm

By Norman Cribbeno Canadian Prev: Stall Writer 5'1‘. IIELIER, Jersey, Sopt. 23-

fcPl-Their fro-atom regained. Channel Islanders hero lost no time removing all trues of

Genmn invader and preparing for the happier invasion of tnuri-ltl.

In l5 months the islands have recovered both their .u:e and gieiébtynisitiolig 3nd the; is . gu crooy ly tho holidoy playaound it foro tho war. crowds l-ro _ plto tho still iinutod ooo and sir transport. Hotel-s and boarding houses have ‘non zecanditloned and repaired.

British austerity is forgotten. Goods in. short supply in E land Ire lantiful and sinoo them a no

ur use tax. pricoo seem absurdly hm to visitors. -

'I‘iid'ylng up Jersey took all of l2 months Hundreds of notices 1n German had m be remove-l front the roads and barbed wlrc and mines from the beaches. German tanks were shipped out and the lost German prisoners le!i. in June.

The great avail erected by the Germans along the wide swcep of

Brelades Bay remains but it has been pierwd to live access to iminsﬁ (U01 " 0W u a

o a mug

permanent memorial to .he Ger.

man occupathiv-iong rows m of

QUANTH-y COOKUQG MATTER black crosses. more IlllH'_l(‘l'ZJll‘$ min 0F SCIEN¢E might be expected sPe'"-; _tlie.e

______ was no flghtgng crn tine island

REGINA, s.» t. 24-—(CPl—Cook 9°" ""1 ° m“ books are the Ihiggest headache to‘ The “grlmitural i"d“5“"-"

MN. W. H. Horner, instructor ‘Mined iemfmmry 1°55 c‘

ll! cooking at the Canadian Vocatlcn- iBﬂiish mH-Ikét fat‘ its potatacrops,‘

1 T 1 1 11 - .- but a-n alternative mattcet has been ﬁemra“ n! so emes Chet Si”! found in France and in the Brit-l 1149115111-51119111; 1n m“; wok I ish Army of Liie fthine, Fomatu ex- books on the market todiay follow ports have m” “on afremed and ‘United States‘ customs and thati 11W dairy hertddwifered less than W11 111 1 1,1 , aamers expece . . s H? e mu e Com npom on lltiféaundeg Germaﬁi Canadians we, 1_ rue are oonl ring. ome ca 1111111.. 11160 Ounces g m“ it “unendursble" and liken 1111.11 “Small quanmy Cooking does not Qemians to fluids VOthevs declare‘; 191/9111 1119 Sam? probwmy Mm 1 life was not touch disturbed and a Homer 511M and 51,0 kno.“ she few give the Germans credit. for

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

i i i

i is a bachelor of household science} "i! mmmistraﬂmi- 1|

51111 1101115 11 091mm,,“ o1 Mum“ When they hm the food. they, tion for Saskatchewan. Prcviousﬂsiw w ‘t ma‘ ebgryw" ‘m mei 1y 5119 111d 111911119 work 1n Mon“ 5 island got his fair share." said- real, lone gnarled old Tshennan, gazing‘ “Gone is the day when cooking out over the sunny harbor. was 110119 haphazgfdly," she 531d)" _ “If you played the game anrli “Cooking for institutional purvposeg‘ “idm iryWnv ri-Qnkey 1215111251 is cumin‘ 11110 1.1, own a, a "Jwith wireless sets and wllnt.not.1 cognized wnnngi whIy the German "was a pretty goodi A; proof 1111, C11" 11,, u" o! felovw to get along with. You have‘ g powder; 111 o111_gash|oned 2 to live with a people to know em quicl<~acm1g powder; carbon mo,“ and what I sav is we oouid have lde is given off before the batter, been ur-ier lots worse oeople." is put in the oven. I An Eillﬂllah Today there action and 110w powge" whkhidiffervntly. ‘Thcoe who lika them hours without loss o! “H1111 said angrily. “The are devils. Cookingb becoming l, 11-161‘). as ‘They raided cverv home on this the atomic bomb, island and tool: the best of every- ---_______ thing. Fair play-baht"

_ -______.___. SPRINGFIELD W. l.

Min. William at’! :1 her“ home . . at ti. eir September meetingl The president presided. opening‘. the meeting wiLh the Creed. ‘ Thirteen member; and two v1‘. onowered Roll Call with o "“—‘ 5am“ "M .....i‘°"ir.:".:::"-".1 *1 ""1"- o er ora on of is Owing to the polio epidemic in i918 ind the rc-organizaiion this province Miss Murdock of‘°i

its industries

I10! pr€5€li I.

Drama Festival bill; were pudjerﬁ- bevﬂllﬁe- i! present plans re-I ~and a vote of thanks to the cast "i" of "Appearances" woo moved and. ard seconded. endowed with far-reaching pow-l Ono card o! sympathy was sent H's A Whi Paper recently pub-i 11y the 5101; 9011111111195 As 111e- lished bv tihe Eire Department of closed there was noghilrlcilililfﬂi Slates Agriculture A- - ‘broad, the digest of agricultural vol-ides issued by the Division. D0mlnion Department of . lamest Halllm invited Agriculture. hives details of the the members to her home fonEh-o government's plans in this October. Roll Call to be answer-i and legislation ls to be od with a pickle recipe. o gln-tmduced at an early date to Lunch Committee; Mrs. Andrewzilll/e effect to the decisions. Hughes. Mrs. R. E. Howard and» The proposed Board wzlll be Mrs Reg. l-Iaslaim. composed of the representatives Programme: lvltrs. Arthur Hlu- of old producers and bacon cur- lam and Mrs. R. E. Howard. era and it will have bower to oc- Mrs. Norris Sinclair offered toguuire and ODeratc or close any buy 1f possible. _ at mav be school. It At the present ended that bacon factories Anny Home Front Appeal collect- ;in Eire. six of them owned by ors be re-oppointed. 'I‘l1ey aro wo-onerstive societies. If necessary Mrs Norris Sinclair. Mrs. Arthurithe Board can compel the amal- Haslam and Miss Eimily Howard. nzamation in any town or district annual donation of $l0.00]of existinz bacomcuring factor- was voted to be sent to the sonl- 218$ The Board can close factor- torlum. 30 boxes of Chrlstmasles that may become redundant earth were ordered by the mem- through amalgamation. and it can be“, build now factories whore The treasurer reported $04.78 on IBoard thinks they hand. ‘nho meeting adjourned] The Board will rem} and closed with the National An-imarketing and export cf them. A contest “0bservance"..con. pork. and other pig prepared bv Miss Muriel Haslamiand can purchase and al was won bv lvlrs. Crawford Sifi-Haizs offered for slaughter. 1

chair and Miss Emily Howard. {require bacon-curinlz ﬂmts to im- -————————— nmive layout. equipment. and man- HOW MUCH WATER latzement of their factories. and DOES A COW NEED Yfcontrol the sale or transfer of —--— ibacon factories. It can recover; Veterinary lilihfifiiie! Billie that from the bacon-curing industry1 for the highest. production of milk i119 cost of acquisition of redund. m? importance of a continuous ant factories. Factories built or supply of drinking water ‘for the uumhued 1w 1h, 30nd cows cannot be over-estimated. Ex- cwned and .conrtroned bv 1 igigltlliiiienhiﬁ Cﬂtltlggﬂzglixmsstggizi; body. but all other factories will l‘ 1'1 O - shown trhat milk ‘production was under the" present own 11351111: mm m-{jn win ‘Vi’ ‘T’ T17 vicw of the hi ‘ily competi- avsllanle to them ihwuiihm" m” tive conditions u-hichmaire expected d" "him "m" “me which had "c" to nrevail in the export market cess to water only once or twioo a when m, m,“ “WW 0f m“ dalt is estimated that the average '“°"“°" m‘ Advmw 0mm"

tee sugeesied that the objectives 3918f“: flffm 1° ti}, 1f fggdﬁgirfé of the nlan m the rum-i- of uic caattle. iitich asytihcse Dlgftvdllcillg. s-iy. '_"',"°‘T'Yi‘:ﬂg:t“1"d° mimgsntl; 10 gallons of milk per day. may ' " " ‘a m" , conouno up to 30 lzsllonrof water "mi 'i'"""°" °i M“ "mduﬂmnw pu- doy. Whom dry feed. such as 9"” mnmﬂ‘ hay or chaff and concentrates. is ___________"

beimz fed. the cows would take l0‘ to 15 rations of water as such. How- 1

ever, whom the cows are on pasture GiliiliBYEi

and nuantiti . Po lou Many Suﬂor Low Ilool

known to h _____.__ | unt-And Don ‘t Know It. Announces low Appolntoo I m ,,__,,,,,__M_,,,_,W,_ Sept. M - (GP Ooblo)

on can woilh about u much u yo! et of Jesus; said 11m‘ $195715 5'51"’... s-dnloul In '91:: g! Vulcan “db hid ﬂog.” ‘mail-mg bun’! "M W"! , ouoqh rod blood oogansoloalththoirvm o life-ll n on III

. . nounda material would probably about 3V.- aallons of waiter.

‘provinces in on- Prcnch- M" so", l" IMF‘ - on f. vim-u rm rm- um. r3 m More turnpike ofiglﬂlitd from i.ZZ'51."",“o.°“'m-'.1‘L»“Z."¢“"ub§¥ts'll' m‘ m" '“"°"°'" "m" °i :'Prf:."..l'."t‘.;'.‘;i.’.°‘.; chm}. "m1 pk“ or ﬂoating on air Aoil your n: paid, the §o§ bun- norm-pg,

allow tho batter to set for several “mum 3° and “V9 Wm‘ mm" 5719i

‘ _ the nit: and bacon industry in’ the 11013111 Hood p.10“, M1115 was1Elfe in the south should prove of: imuch interest to Canadian farm-i

of the cnolkr

a" 110111 11011519 g small cafe along the seafron: spoitol

é “mufﬁﬁréqgglliiro iieorganizes i

_Winter can be an invi its elements!

Genuine

Warmth without weight.

proof and

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Men’s Fleece Overcoats in Fa

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POULTRY MARKETING

Durinz the oust few years. the domestic consumption oi poultry meats in Canada has increased. This has been due mainly to two factors: the rationing of meats and increased earnings, stateo the latest issue o! Current Review oi’ Agricultural Conditions in 0on- acla. The demand for poultry has also been augmented by the de- veionment of poultry barbecues and oizhcr specialized meoio in restaurants in several cities. and by tho development in the sale of cut-up poultry which has made possible the wider distribution o! poultry through the availability of smaller units.

notable development during the year 194-6. says the Review. was the extension of sole of poul- try by grade at. retail. Under ox- istlng Dominion-Provincial legis- lston. it is iblo to introduco this type 0f oolo by ENG! D70- greooively from ores lo mica. ra- ther than by_ whole provinces or the Dominion so a whole at one time. Sole of poultry by grade ot retail is now required in tho following cities in Canada: Win- hi-DQB. ‘Ibronto, Ottawa. Montmal. Quebec. Charlottetown and Bum- moroldo-ond is boina extended in accordance with public demlnd-

Anothor lilnlﬂcant development 1n connection with market nonl- try boo been th Ind

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coo . and tin which normit more efficient '11

ceoclna Mlllilmont and. built to meet the standard blueprints o! the Dominion Department rlculture. The number a

and the dallv k

the Dominion hos been stepped up from comparatively low

over 200 plants with o total kill. inahgoooclty of about ihiiwbinh a . _

srmaon a nouns: Children T z u» . do“ o no min

breeders of tho Horticultural Div- ision. Experimental ﬁrms gog- vice. spinach plants fall into four classes. according to on. nomo extreme mule plum,

molel, females. and h

altos. Ohiofly duo to combine of

which are

seeds o! ih

produced ot some

mental hovo

toundstl otottl. a“

A ow Rlfl IRO- t

was token tm by th Dlvgoion area! individual lec on: w ro crown In in the monhouloo.

Nvvooed

and you-round I - olontl hove boon built ond old plants mldo over. The majority pllntl. exolntlna tho hon boon oquioood

on (C?) - Proobyto i - tion of Buihmiils in 1,131,135.71?» third centenary.

IONDON— (OP) - ‘lwentyi-fivo gamma giuouod all night for 030:0 o Old Vic's Bhokolpooro

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