honour. THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

Bell INDOOR. TIIIOIIIQ Bakery. Water Elli

The Glar‘ Carriu Boy at to iv give vow o1

LGINTI: J. llller Murphy. f6 IIIIIIVR IL, gnu wa ll-

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ION Water Street. uuuuet, 67 Granville [trial

Water street. Geariies, Drugs

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—-0LD ENGLISH and Johanna! aha liquid and Paste wax obtainable at Tryon Dairying Co. will be held B ‘ 3-4-21. the creamer-y on Tuesday, Mar. 7 ——— at 1.30 pm. The warehouse at Al-

-AM BOOKING orders forbulk Ibany will be open on Monda cats, also wheat. Ralph McCaull. ternoon. C. E. Gamble.

-—BED CROSS CARNIVAL-The Red Cross Carnival which was held WY GVCII-

clam and otherwise The skatxrs. in costume. were led on th

,..;£“’.fi".€§;...5.i‘.3f.°‘ 8352?. .1325.‘ m we wow aw- » m Hockey Lcuguc Bedcquc rink, Mon- mg duy. March 6, Sfunmerslde Olym- pm Royals vs. Freetown Stairs. Ald- nnssion 20 and 30 ccnfs. unc es corps Red scrvcd by BOUCQRJe Women's I111; wofifw, muflun“ Mwudu ‘n11

Rum! B1u1k 0f Cdlltitiil. Sunnnm»

nrrsenicd with a guest of honor prizc a uicce of china. A delicious

a group U! 0"

deported to u penal set"

Cambriddis the ancient name of March Hare” ' mm by al .. Sf-FIGhL-S

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1 1v ' ' N n PACKERS urn. m: . TON, mm. co-orunares wmn- ' NSING wllllllll Clllbtck, BGGQQII

Mn. Lsurotta Dlvlno, Peale; John Edwards, (Ioivills ll- c. lvwl-eod. Vernon vcr

--BUY quick drying eruamcl, var- —SCIIOOL SPORTS Bodque m ,,rlnk Friday, March 10. 3-fl-8-l0-8l.

-THI ANNUAL meeting of the rehoiders and patrons of

3-4-

wes a decided succas,

Red Cross Nurses. four of Cr d four

other performers, cost

. Vincent and Mrs. N.

d regular amt; officers Bull "Back the Attack"

a German cxmccntratiori ‘Fercsa Arsenaulc 2nd gentleman, zuun; of imxuzcr, They l-ciongcd to dgft-‘lsfllt-gd by Mr. Morley . t

w ~ crsr1s,..‘"";.zz.u"=st°ud* 1t“ untoer" fur forced labor 11nd wcre ; Bradshaw’ PRed 6.1.055. ‘Lion by -' Mm’ Marie Perry. 2nd Children, pr:- Bradshaw,

sented bv Mrs M.

[After a long period of insufficient supply SHUR-GAIN’ Hog Concen- trate is now more freely available. Order Your requirements from the nearest SHUR-GAIN Feed Service

g Mill or SHUR-GAIN dealer.

Ellis is important newsl—coming at

a time when farmers find it difficult to make ends meet on hogs. Com- pared with feeding only grain, you

m“ save 400 lbs. of Grain Per Hog

by feeding 50 lbs. of SlIUR-GAIN Hog Concentrate

Feeding grain alone a market Hog requires 1100 lbs. of feed — while 700 lbs. of teed plus 50 lbs. of SHUR. GAIN Hog Concen- trate will do the same job quicker and better.

J. B. lkllcoll. Mt. Ilerbert

MaoGulgan s iloyle, Hunter River F Molmlinwlpinksnraitngnela w"; Claude McNelil, Omeary N‘ rd. Wm,“ D nie. lllmsdale o Wilghlrc r. ‘m’ C." Non“ all. New Anlmn 5- l) Dixon. North Trvon Stewart a Beck. Montague E. D. Ives Frank Qulcler‘. Si. Peters Gordon llosl

N A- Cuicllffc. Fredericton D. A. Mcllao

umcd as ‘ _ V_-—-—— _ clowns amused the crowd by their —-l Alli-ll U111 PART)- — M155 clever antics The Red Cross Corps Ircm- Ahm ui 1hr Milli of thc attended to a casualty {Dre-arran- y uecl) 11nd zhc clowns followed wit-h ‘dc. has bccn transferred to the their victim. The judges were: Mr. bunch cf Lzszl bagk at Liverpool. AF gduxgméytfmmcacgfig; H Miss Adc u owncss, en cr- rs- r ur i y . a ln 1m honor at two tables riounan. Mr. John Campbell Pre- _, “fixed ma, a; the home of her sldu-nt of the summe rue Branch, L Lo DJFQmS ML and Mr; Gggrge P._E I. DlVlSlOXl, presented the ' WM“ 5mm‘ on wed- prizes m the winners who were as ncsduv cvcnnrg. Miss Allen was iCOégUlXZ-Tgfgielgwuulplcléfumgizaéefelg and embroidered over I00 yea-fl mo luunch was served by the i105!‘ ind 10am“ by Mr‘ Guam“) w” by

v 11g: lacdies, pfisengtlby Brace Mg-

““—.'— ‘ - 1 11y 0., " ss on" won Y DIED "l0" “UMIEK iFioreirrizd Sbmltik 1st.Mgle<ntleman, v —<CP>— Nemeflmlds glililfilazi" dim Iii. Vicncgrlut. sources 1n London report more than ladles. presents

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TO-DAY Charles Boyer Rita llayworth

With An All Star Cast _.IN_

SHOWS 1.15 — 9.15

TUESDAY AT 8.80

SUMMERSIDE

THE KIRK PULPIT

and saw, and behold f

Secretary, of this School and Mr. presented Margaret Coffin. Evelyn

the Junior Department Miss Tait and Mrs. Houston presented Rob- in Houston. Dorothy Elizabeth Icwis, Joan Rogerson. Heather I bid Job. "It filled in as fest es thely Lsntz. Phyllis G. Tait. Patricia Ii t Luce with awards.

The fountain pen was invented in 1006.

National l-‘llm Board

SERVICE THE FEED

M: nard d: McKay, Na ha.

the splendid cavalry of

of four horns. Men talk as

shrilling bugle note cf chivalry. ____i_.__ TRINITY CHURCH

young men from this Conzffisation who were recently reported as hav-

Both were 1n the Royal Canadian Air Force. Flight Sergeant Frank Campbell Stewart was reported missing about a year ago and re- cently word come that for official purposes he was purported to have died. The second is WQ. l Janus Robert Dickie who, on a flight with a bombing squadron over Europe. in February of this year, hud their plane badly damaged by enemy action. He was returning to the home base and met death in a crash over Ensland. before n safe landing could be made. The whole cornuegation joins in sin- cere swmbathv to the sci-rowing erents and families of thus two

ya.

At the evening service the Min- ister's topic was "T Enquiring, Greeks” based upon t story in St. John's Gospel where the two Greeks came to see Jesus.

At Sunday School the award) were presented to those who had received recognition in the Na- tional Temperance Exams in the County and Province. In the In- termediate and Senior Depart- ment Mlss Irma Tait. Tbmversnce

Finley, Senior Superintendent,

Stewart. Ruth Wright, Katherine MecEechern with awards and in

MOVIES

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Wotlluy Second Hand JUTE BAGS

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‘Tales 0f Manhattan’

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Preaching last evening on the text "Then lifted I up mica‘ eyes. our orns"

(Zechariah 1518) the Minister the Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers, said! When you come to meditate a lit- tle, you find that that is often heaven's se uence. We all began u; with the co our and the music, farmer. That was why the steed- and most of us come to the vision of the horns. I think of youth, with its romantic ardour, settling down to the tasks of middle age I think of genius with its flash and insight, end then the weary drudg- very that follows. I think of love with its music in the glen, and its hopes that are broad as the world vincial revenue. and high as heaven, and then of thg patient and unexciting service ‘which always follows when love

n and now, a little wiser than in child- hood, they have the lowly vision

The morning service was n. Me- morial Service in memory of two

ing made the supreme sacrifice.

cedar poets, thought they were

linen ef all Aston. Ono pkl. out Orl

‘CHARDUPTWDOWN

Canada's largest

' Recon/beaded for Flavor!

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u: fine QUALITY tan!

GUARDIAN

Qrsl timer. and had iuicrviewl with the chalnnau. ms oxeerl ence wu that mcu who had a lght to he exem-‘~-' were ex- empted, u well ll others who might not be entitled to that con- ulceration.

>1

e personally had siwnyi explained that tbs ti: was to be the urn payments also what the deductions were un- der the Act. The lien on property was

IEN wovlsioul.

Be streued the shortage of farm machinery, particular

selling

before s great many farmers or? their potato crop for tack of spraying. He had levera- Mm

Addresses By

Provincial Iegls H. strong, M.C,, Fifth District of Prince. deprecated the attem t of the Minister of

thirty years. said, bore most heavily on

e inmates at Fal-

wed at North Buttleford.

. He did not think it good bus- iness to have such a large emotmt of unfunded debt. If it ls not go--

No less than one-quarter of pro- vincial revenue goes into the pay- ment of sinking fund and inter- est charges, he pointed out. One-

lf sixth goes to the payment of in- heaven's visions were all golden But all the visions of heaven are not golden. God has his visions that are clad in gold; He has also his visions that are clad in grey: grey deys that have none of the melody of June; grey tasks that are not lustrcd with any beauty; grev lives that make us sometimes very g to

nltful. Then lifted I up mine eyes against the centralization of au- and saw four cherubim’! Then iiftcd I up mine eye; and saw four horns. A vision of splendid, wing- ed glorious creatures? Rather a vision of patient, unromantic ox- en. My friend of middle o8“. get to thy life again, llft up thine eyes and find that God is there. not less than when among the myrt- les in the glen them-was the

terest alone.

Col. Strong discussed the dem- ,ocracy of ancient Greece, whose 1ldeai was that of ‘free men de- fending a free state," and to whom ‘freedom of speech was sacred. He linked this up with the ideals for which Canadian soldiers are fight- in day. He went on to warn

thority is represented by such or- ganizations as the Mounted Police.

He qluestioned a. statement in the RC-M. . report with regard w the work of the detachment at Sum-

merslde. It stated they had devot-I

ed a great deal of time to the de- velopment and prosecution of li- quor conspiracy cases. He hoped the Attorney General would cx- plain what "development meant in this connection. They had been advised to bring these cases before the Magistrate, and they could have been disposed of in a day. Instead they have cost ten or tenty thousand dollars, with a so- licitor employed at the rate of a hundred dollars a day.

Citing further from the R.C.M. P. report, he noted that certain trials were being looked forward to "with keen interest"! Why‘), he asked. “Is it e. picnic?’

Mt. Pleasant

Citing, from the highway account he noted a special wartime ex- penditure, Mount Pleasant airport road division, and Ellerslle Station

to Western Road. $5,443. He un- derstood thi; Minister of Highways to summit he had obtained s. grant for t work.

Mr. Barbour: “I said I got a grant of $30,000 for it.

Mr. Strong; "Did I understand the Minister to saye that that road hed been construe d?"

Mr. Barbour: "No, I said we got a $30,000 grant to pay it.

Mr. Strong: “f wish the coun- try members could go up to the Mt. Pleasant airport end see whet is going on. The late Senator Yer) used to have a lot of cattle, and he used to pasture his cattle out in that district. They used to get

gged until there was ,, left but their horns sticking up. (Laughter). Right by this road that my hon. friend b construct- ing to Bllersiie station."

Mr. Strong said he was informed that the men who bored s well at the airport had to give it up as a

coul bore it. Another firm took up. They reported that they had bored wells in all parts of the Mar- itime Provinces and they never found a condition like Chg Mount Pleasant airport."

Barbour: "Did they strike

cattle?"

Col. Strong: "f will come to that. The men who put the fence around the airport. with those big

over in Italy being shelled by the Germans. The posts would bob up u fut as they could put them

o “Do you know how they built that western road? 111w first took and felled the trees and drove over tho top: Just what our early act-

Irs di They took on old cor- of the kind that our people travelled on for a hund- fted yean, and put the airport on

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FRANK IALI-Q k SONS,

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uflBud-get Debate In Legislature

Strong, Geo.

. Speaking on the Bud et in the future. t.-Col. E.

Public Wor to link his statements as a member of the House with the militia, of which he had been a member for

Taxation in this Province, he

11y mounting liabilities, which have increased from $2,048,517 in 1925 to $9,208,586 a/t the end of i946. are a matter of greet con- cern to farmers. This figure repre- sents the debt on the fanns of the Province, because city and munic- ipal taxation does not go into pro-

The speaker believed that while there has been s great demand for a change in the educational system, it compares well with oth- er nrovt/incasfthwn cars-St expect‘ to compee w we rov ces clerk? Are they not. all going m 11kg Ontario, p be transatlantic pilots, or ex- plorers or generals of armies? And Minister that th B0 the years 8° by and wisdom conwcod would be better if work- comes. and in the ordering of God in out of doors, along the lines the vision changes, and lo, the follo Cavalry of heaven has vanished The treasurers report showed a and the quiet oxen are feeding in the valley. Something has tcuch- and an unfunded debt oi $1,102,- ed the children as from heaven 73s to the fine issues of ordinary la- bcur. Once they were eager for u high renown and now they are lug thankful for a livelihood. Once, should be issued for that purpose like Zechariah in the glen ti}? saw

a ge .

Hc agreed with the Public Works

grom funded debt of $10,188,000

to be liquidated soon, bonds

s from farmers who ordeml spray- fillllfll-IIIIIWIIFIIUIITIHIII- ere last fall, and not one oi’ them ll going tn get one. One dealer had

hem. .°l'°"‘:l".% r": ~11":- r 3”?‘ ..... ... .. ac t am a n re an n sun fire eigflrteen forties. It struck this of Intuit. but advert!

n a many pcopl emigrated at at ti" wltl a W glint tGlme. 1%‘ foaué-‘yearsirout o: I!~_'I..l!__'"°'-___._ V8. 8B oun I I18, X10

sprayed}! wlll take m, 1.1mm. The °°°" "l" m" sgricglturelwgnteoirsttlsw sifiwurigd tafi 15?,“ u" m, ll ma l‘ I 0 O

sgrayere with Ottawa, snduhsve SWAN

Messrs, E. H. E, Saville

m‘ -—’I'hrre was a 511cm blam in the "Go up to that part of the coun- Interest rates in this country m "Rm; o m, a; try and see the road my hon. friend have been “altogether too high" l; n m: yrtfimny Qniwfih is attempting to build from Mt. and should be cut to at least 4 par by a pom, Qmce; ‘my, m, 51d o; r' ant to Elhrflllfi BMW!!- The NM. he Illd- some snow. and little damage re- contractors who hauled all the my", stuff there. hauled from Richmond‘ Industry lndsugsred

Station, which is on the main The chicken huddle cunnln in- Maritime Central Airways planes

highway about fifteen miles from the airport. But my hon. friend dustry. Mr. Saville believed, in made 14 mung flight; 1mm this

haul their supplies from that sta- Jessness of fishermen in handling week-QM. n" m", m“ m, m. tlon. I have no ob ectlon to road the catch. As s result, much of guierscneuule culls for. A total of

a bog from Ellersiie to Mt. Pinas- ‘The attention of the rcderal Gov- “in; ropndtg-lpg m me ma1n1and| ant airport, when that airport is ‘ernment should be calledto this Spun-flung cmymg m; 955581139 ,, all on floating foundations? You in the interests of the industry. end m; yum-day Wm, 5 mm o; can stick a pole down there He did not agree with those who g7 pggaergerg, B twenty-five or thirty feet, endlcriucised the educational systcm ..___ there ls nothing but mud and the because so many bright young l, op c, 5n“, gong _M°¢,h. bones of cows. It will all disappear men and women leave here for @1- m the 551135 01 Sunday after. if they leave it five years. ‘other narts- Thai i8 0m 0| "l" noon sing Mr. Barbour: "Hardly." M11085 which has built up the gum“, o; 001mb“; gm, on Queen

ltluildizkg is on t: fl0Bf/!llIilfl1eiOUl€gB' cgme outnnfrle] from Scotilslrad. "'1; and thoroughly enjoyed them. ton. very moor ve c evsvwsl in”! 0 m l .M.D.E.N - took there last n11 had to be pull- think that 1t u more important '° V“ r “nan w“ m“ ed in with a tractor.

detour that runs hack of the alr- {to be in connecti with Prince young 19am, port. Thev have been putting 1n 0i Wales College an agricultural

spring and if the frost hadn't,'bov who wants to s y c i 1 1 m 1w M _ J 1) come they would not have been "farm or learn s trade will be able éfillilu°was lieu? fmmrsyorghrlingg-

a ~ d ted b claim, because $35,000 that we in" our educational system, l ifl",§§,h§fi§,°,, °,‘,’,',',“§,.,, ogmnged

should put on our secondary roads iwould not be in favor of.’ la me rave, 5111-191 was 1n york has gone there. The Minister tells “For once," Mr. Saville said, the Qimeyfi, The m1] bearers “Mam: me they are coins w move the weds in Klnss County 1m Year Messrs. Arthur Wyatt, Frank Watts people off that road. Are we com- ing to that stage in this democrat- ic country? . McKinnon: "Perhaps they have disappeared, like those cows." Col. Strong: “They can't get in there with e cur or truck wagon-- nothing except a. two wheeled gig —or they would disappear."

S’Slde Station

Col. Strong regretted that no lieved Panmure Island will become wounds. effort had been made of late a Krcat place. _ years to keep the ferry service He hoped to see more attention" poucl: 001151‘ _ 1n the police from Summerslde to Bedeque in operation. Very little expenditure district, and also a bridge built “men 1mm Moncum charged would fit it up again, he said. 116-”? the rivfll‘ Ht Aflnlndale. It with illegal possession of liquor

He criticised the rationing of is only about 300 yards and the were each fined $500.00 or 51x butter in Canada, Ipredicting that bottom of the channel is all rock lmonths in Jail. A civilian cnn- ll Wfluld 10f“ “Mme” W W‘ "——"'_‘—" necbed with the case and similarly margarine, charged was fined $300.00 or four

Personals Discussing the car ierr ques- 1 11, h p; 1 tion, he asked if the Mlnlister of month‘ n 1a T rec ohm mm

Public Works could get up and tell Misses Marguem” “m: Evelyn c were hunt the House whether the keel of the new boat had yet been laid.Tha.tis

the the kind of information he should t k, have got while 1n otmwth Mrs. Frances Bullock received a ‘mm n“ w“

_ cable from her husband LAC. Ro- trglllktlgmllfimgggr lgiilglt ‘zlgfoglifi bert Bullock, flllflOliflbililxfl his safe

than the roads in Prince. Ha ho the Minister would be able to

in- . ish subgreding the road from vessel

411880 B1111 Gfvfilfiliflwll diflfiilfl the her son Daniel Earl who has the road from Cardlsan to Wocd- m; stationed with the First Ce- "me- and the Lower Monte-sue nadian Division in m1 was

found in the yards of the defend-

Three cases of lnfactions of the

tieman named Mr. Wells. The lat- M,“ Joey Brown’ “u,” 1n Regulations regarding tires were

A.E. Msclcani" little Provlncs and look aftcr its

House. If they are too busy to at- ‘recruiting officer of M.D.3. proved son, executive director of the Mar-

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should not be governed by little‘ g m, f l; delegate for the plan that operates gléiggifiwho do not represent the ‘ficféeryfiem, ‘L? 5,9214“ In New!‘ Brunswick. Nova Scotla. out among thq willows and get-p The‘ inform ion bureau at “m” committed sumde’ and m and Pr c’ Edward- hilly)‘: aL_—..—_—__..1:-;-._-.—-._—_¢- .-* ~I b0 ‘~ B)’ Ker! Reynolds