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Are your pulieis laying? Ceilinsi egg ces In a ut -—‘ Take advantage of this liilh market price for eggs. Feed 111°“? mash-make vour pullets eat. It

hundred birds to maintain their body-weight. Every Qxtfg, lb. per day fed will so e o

1 “Q33 your 9g pmdlkiﬁbh. I“ m» owe-w flew e an» mimztisiu is... cm" ti“...

water before vour flock at all timx. The e188 you gather now: will balance that fced bill 101' B considerable time ahesd.

In matters of fecdins. d0 110i b? penny wise and pound foolish. Do‘ not Judge the amount of feed you feed by the dollars v0" my for it. but by his per . feed your nul- lets consume. Don't forget the skim milk and the cod oil.

a Poultry is coming forward in _ ood volume and there is n do- gfinito improvement in quill-ﬂy ~41! fact. some offerinss are excODNDH- a1. W. Wheatlevy of East Royalty ‘marketed 186 oockerals that were ‘beauties. Eighty-two oockerels averaged 6 1-2 lbs. graded Milxiod ‘A. Om. hundred and four averaged 6 1-2 lbs, graded Miikfed B. These bir were graded strictly in ac- ooi- n"; with Chnedion Dread Poultry Stonards.

We have a number of 800d poultrymen in our midst. An “ex- hibition of dressed pouilry” could .be made an event of importance. It would be nccessaiy to provide]

rizes of sufficient value to make:

t worthwhile to the ilﬂvk 0l\'1191‘S— Such prizes could be made P05511719 ‘Such an Exhibition would give, flock owners a chance lo see what. finish could be put on poultry. Ode; :could extend such iin exhibition 1m it, scope to include the three ‘Maritime Provinces.‘

Shipments of dressed poultry

P.E.l. quality poultry! 1f a si _| of paper was placed in each box 0A‘

U.S.A. or any Canadian pointi bearing such words us ihcscz. A QUALITY PRODUCT OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Strictly Graded and Packed in accordance with Canadian Dressed Poultry Standards in Anticipation of your Satisfac-

Wliat a iaotcnlial murkct pre-| iself!

We must prepare now 10f‘ D05"-

' lstbl-e post Will‘ iiiui-kcis. P. E. l. is‘

a product specialists ideal. Its size:

' -,lends itself to control of qualltv in

its product; — producers can‘ pasily be contacted-personal contsct; more oft-en than not results iii co-

DDEi‘l\IlOi'i——~ quality production . needs the co-operation of all corn‘ cerned. Our dream of a 599611118791

» easily becoms a really.

W. E. Johnston-he‘ cf New Lon-.

=enviablo HOP. record. Mr. ‘Johnstorie is another believer in‘

takes 20 lbs. of feed per day Defiggfgtigr clglﬁichilnsceni-rll 59""

n‘ way m m- contflilrsnce was "Continuing Stead-

The delegates were hesrliy wel-

ston in charge. A solo "Abide

ed by Mrs. Allan wedlock of Sum-

inerside. The sermon of the mornc

ing “Continuing steadfastly in

. iare still going forward to the U. S. I service" Vvus delivered by Bro. Army. What a chance to udvertiscf-Whmllvlk

“use w “"e".’f§§il“'t% .iz"i=u..aieiidz"*s.u;

0f The Churches 0f Christ

The uhnual week-end Ysunl People's Conference of the Churches of Christ in this Pro-

unimerside. on 31 and 22. The theme of the

coined by Bro. R. M. Jolmston, Pastor of the Summers" church. At 7.40 p.m._a delicious banquet was served by the ladies of the buznmersi church and this wee followed by s short business meet- ing. Keith Callbeck, tho Presi- dent. appointed the following corn- milateeufl: t

o na Committee: Geo I Abbott. Chlfrgottetown; P Bcc Montague; Roland ompson,

Press Committee: Joy Hex-rial, Murray River; Donald MecQuerrie, Montague.

Resolutions Committee: Donald 5480516801‘. Montague; June Her- ring. Murray River: Dorothy Link- ter. Summersid, Barrie Mu-

At 8-15 Pm- the Evening ser- vloewas held with Herbert Best DTESMHIE- 314?- P- L. Richardson, pastor of the Montague Church. delivered an inspiring sermon an exCoritinuing Steadfas ly in Prgy-

The 5111161113’ morning serv was held at 11.00 a.m. with KeitlxfeCali- beck presiding. Following the Do. ‘votlonal service the Communion Service was held with Bro. John.

E

With Me" was beautifully render.

The afternoon service Wiis hold i" 39° Pm. with Barrie MacLuve

PBODIP- ‘Ilhe message of the M. ternoon Continuing steadfastly in the Faith was delivered by Rev. Jai-vic. pastor of the Sum- merside United Church, Following the afternoon service g short business meeting was 1mm uuhh the president, Keith Callback, Dfesldlnl- The minutes of the lust years conference were rend and ﬂdﬂbted. The various committees then gave their reports: The N°1Y111111ﬂ11ll Committee reported as follows: President: Clifford Hers r1118. Murray River; Vice-President, Joyce Linkletter. Summerside SECTMBTY Treasurer, Shirley Mac-

Gregor. Montague. Camp Com- ,

inittee, Barrie MacLure. Montague. Chairman. Dorothy Linkletter, Sum- merside; Sterling Stewart, Mo“.

market for P.E.I. roducts canWague. Blanche Murray. Summon. Bide; Briar Jones, Crossroads.

The Resolutions Committee n. ported as follows: Be it resolved

dc“ has a very promising flock ofithat the delegates extend them g Barred Plymouth Rocks lGHEC-‘thililks to the members of the _dingci~ strain». This strain has an

Summerside Church for their generous hospitality. Be it resolved that the delegates.’

inc cnsiuorrerowu GUARDIAN If. P. Conference

the best. His charming daughter/extend their thanks to the minis.

Betty (use six) acted as an esqters and cfficcrs who lizivo helped;

oort around the poultry plant and. mﬂke this cnnfercnce a success. in poultry lore, ivzis really a vct- Beds resolved that the vgploug eraii. For those that like to kilﬂw. Young Peoples Groups play a more

Payntcr. i

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FURRIER t ________

French leal Dyed Rabbit Colts -Peraieu Psw Coats-Skunk- Dyed Opossum —- Lapin Dyed Rabbit-Mouton Lamb Process- eil-hcre you will ﬁnd really dramatic vniuee you must nee to appreciate. '

Dyed lquirrei Cents - Musbrst

Cont! - Persian Lamb Costs- s

Raccoon Cents _ Skunk Colts-

the newest fashions is fie host _

flattering of furs.

Hudson Soul Ibyed Mllikﬂlf—— Fino Muskrnf (‘nuts-Black Por- s slim Lamb Cnufa - Raccoon Coats - Sable Dyed Squirrel-— Wnllnhv Bean-r (‘onfs — fur cums you will he proud fe wear

for many season.

ll- Ways i0 Ellyn-Cash, Charge

Budget Plan - Layaway Plan

Toms In Accordance With Wartime Prices And Trade Regulations

Tradwln

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OHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

I

CLINTON SCHOOL '—-' iv Cotton. 3. Allan

Report m October Grade ni - l. Louise Wood- Grade VII - l. Leah Pickering.‘ side. Grade VI — i. Delmar Wccrisidr.

Shirley Wcodslde. 3. Elton

2. Gloria Heaney. F" -- 1. Stewart 310W]

Pinter EXPERT

Herc to Serve You

Priced For EconomY!

$179

Bring it with you and re- ceive e generous allow-

ance towards the purchase Your Fur coat of a new fur cosf.

and Robert Heaiiey (equal). 2. Bil- MacKay

‘Chris- II - l. Geraldine Wood- E ..

Grade I — l. ﬁnger MacKay. E. Katharina r . Tenanci- preaching enemy eirmﬂ.

i: of the unusual, Mrs. Jolinstorie has '2. Welgelia Shrub on her lav/n in members in attending camp.

i

full bloom.

.. W-a regret that Donald ltfucFarJ . ‘lane. Svumerside, popular hatchery-

jman is leaving PJELI. Good luck.

l Egg. held at the island Coid~ Storage for the Special Products Board are moving out ieléularly, each week to a breaking P15!" M?‘ Three Rivers. Que. I

Blood-testing is progressinz favourably; ori P E I some flock .0wners have requested a dclﬂii (until potato picking is ccmcludcd. ]’Io date about 45 per cent of the iflocls tested have shovm no re-

‘uclors. Oiil‘ owii hatched chicks

are showing a much cleaner reg ‘ cord than scinc shipped in.

. . .

It's not loo soon to talk of next] ‘years hatchery results. What We '. now plan will give us those results. ‘ ' 'l Cniiszle. Kingston, N. for his strain obtained rc-

. ‘xiiime Provinces. I: that lip will shortly join f cf the Dominion Poultry tion Services at Charlotte-

‘ town. A meeting of the members of fir“ i Wooden Box Associ- ~" rr with Mr. May of

be Kcntvi

lle, N. S.

YOU!‘ f8-

. ma. that at least 20

to Britain "c cifss will be ship- nscs-make sure ' . rurmlics. i Bcdequc fakes

P’; 7i b z -.

In cl io housing pulleis for winter, sec that. nil the old litter i; removed. iﬂso :\ll nesting material and drop- pl 1s, A can of lye to each fifteen rzzillrzns of very hot writer will l50l"‘ll all dirt, and so a long way in destroying bncicrin and puru- riic eggs. After the floor is com- ricwiy dry. apply any creosote disinfectants. To b2 effective. rils-I iniccfants should have a phenol; cn-cfficient o!’ five. This is usually stamped on ihv- lacitlc. All cnui ment should be thoroughly cleun

. l To k-aep puliets healthy. keep your poultry pmnisce cleanll v F. G. Ward i

Dominion Poultry Services l

INDIANS AS srorraus I NFNJ DELHI. - (CPi - Serving

. t air ili~ . l" tralrrd r- . nirl nl the Indian . \‘0i' Corps who act as spotters of ap-

Don. in your new venture! ‘e

'1 of a loving husband and kind fath-

on _

in be iziizz beth. Neva,

i l Allied forces on the Burma ‘ l".

active part in interesting their

Be it resolved that the various People's Groups of the various churches endeavour to send more (lelegrites to the annual confer- rice.

A rﬂllort of the summer camp held in Brudcneli was given by Clifford Herring.

The evening service was held at 7.00’ .m. with the newly elected presicunt. Clifford Herring. ore- sidint’. Robert Schurman cf Sum. merslde rendered a solo. "bless This Iiouso" which was enjoyed by all. The closing sermon of the conference “Continuing Steadfast- lv in Chrl=f.'s Teachings" was ie- livered by Bro. R. M. Johnston to a very attentive audience.

Following the evening service a short Mizpah service was held, also under the leadership of Clif- ford Herring. During this service. delegr-tz-s from the vuricus chwrhee

The conferenc" to a. close by sin '1 -

Ill MEMOBIAM

Ml. J. BERNARD GILLI;

The deaili occurred susldni‘ .n Tursday. Ocl. 24. 1944. of w... J. Bernard Gillis at his ham" in Jilfllfiﬁfﬁdé, at the early age cl 52 T/UYTS.

The deceased. who was a life lair resident cf Summerside. was and favorably known by all. .1 in the employ of Joseph ..a:i s» Co., for over twenty years. There are left to mourn the loss

his son-owing widow and eleven IlYCTl, namely. Clifford, serving . France; Cecil. Florence, Theresa, ' Mary, mhn. Anne and Effie. all at home.| zvmo predeceased him. also two brothers in the American ArmyJ fircc sisters in the United States and Mrs. L. H. McDonald and Miss Lrrza Gillis. both of Summcrside. The funeriil, which was largely attended, took place. from his .ste residence. to Fit. Paul's Church and cemetery on Frirlnv. Oct. 27. Requiem High Mass was cele-

brated by tho Rev. J. C. McDon-i '“

AM. The Rt. Rev. G. .7. McLeilan officiated at. the grave.

The piillbcurers were Messrs. Jesse Huesiis. Mcdius Arsemiult. Arthur Arscnuult. Benjamin Sonier. Peter Senior and Duvizi Arsenault.

Mnmy bountiful floriil tributI-s. Mass cards and messages of ay pathy were received. testifying to the popularity of the deceased.

ll. J. MASON

; f: . OPTOMETRIST

f Fitting and Sunnlvinl Glasses ,.; Etc.

f; Montague. P. E. l. Olllce Hours; l0 fo Y2 A. M. i a n» n r. ii. - _ |

Holidays elm. by appoint-mom

Office Connected with DBUGSTOBI.

lei Period PaHerns Help

THE FINEST FRIEND FOR LADIES WHO MAKE THEIR OWN IS A PAT- TERN OF THE RIGHT TYPI-

BUTIERICK and HOLLYWOOD

pattern in their respective fields are unrivalled in

lf-Yll. correctness. easy util-

ll!-

THEREPS FALL FASCINATION here in super- smiirf. fabrics for frocks, quality-conscious cloths for suits and coals. The lady who “makes her own" and the lady who chooses gannenis made io personal mea- BIIW. both will give approval to the choices offered

here

Wool and Rayon Dress fabrics, a smoothly wov- en material, 54 inch width, blue, green, brown,

MGDRE a. MQEODEEEL;

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.l.

Dorothy Dix Says-

Juet whet is your

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~y the meanest and most unprincipled woman in the world is the one who ruthlessly breaks up another woman's home and to have l date i orphans little children for her own profit or pleasure. The thug who ' holds up a man at s pintofs point and takes away his wallet is an admirable chli-acter compared to the woman who takes a husband away from his wife because she wants the luxuries he can give her. . For the man has only been robbed of his money, while the wife has .. been robbed of everything that makes life worth living to her. Still it is essier to understand these predatory females than it is the girls who make a specialty of vamping of the thing. The

i ket is e matter of universal knowledge. Especially to men. _ I the dangers that only poor men escape. For the world is filled with women who are artists in separating every rich {mun from his wifc and hi: money, and who will get him if he doesn't watch out.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: Do you think it is right to forbid l l0- yesr-old girl having uny association with boys? I believe that parents should be somewhat strict with their children. but im't it carrying things boo for whm en adolescent girl is not permitted to hold a tele- phone conversation with the boys of her own group, or to sttend u I mixed party, or to have a date. or to have a boy come to her house? l opinion of this maéirer?

just for the sport don't want the fat. middle-aged men they take gorbgddon (run, __ sway from their w ves, but they think it shows their superior powers m” "'1'" of fucimtfcn to be irresistible to married men. And they get a kici: l out of seeing wives writhe in helpless Jealousy when they contrast their

. flding charms with the girls‘ youth and beauty. That husband stealing is a common and profitable feminine rac- It a one of

friends or not.

| in every marriage.

.565 slightly inJured. Them were 6.400

Fall and Winter weigh! tweed coatings, mixed and herringbone patterns, inches wide. Per yard —-

5.232... ....$1.89 $3.95 “"“ 5.50

PARENTS THROW GIRLS T0 WOLVES

_ ANSWER: Overly strict parents, who think they are their little ewe lambs by never letting them have even a D9 the home corral, are really throwing them to the w bringing upon their girls the dangers they fear. for boys mysterious and romantic figures and hence des letting their Belly: and Mlimiea grow up with the boy next the one across the street and know them as they are. shorn lusicns. No girls are so boy-crazy as the ones who are never P

Even the dumbest parents should have enough sense to they can't keep their daughters from thinking about boys ding them to do so, and that their only chance of being tect them is to let them have their company at ho get acquainted with the lads and

The Garden of Eden episode should be required reading Parents o! Blrls. Eve's granddaughters still have that hankcrin

bin/m. Miss nix: r urn a girl of l6, engaged to s boy with I am terribly in love. We plan to be married on his next f have very bud health, have fainting spells every dav. He makes no difference to him, but do you think it would be fair w for me to marry him under the circumstances;

ANSWER: No, there would be no happiness in auc for either one of you. Get cured first. Health is the p

ombs and 300 p t dropped and in the northeu there were five caaualti 1.000 persons, u ruie oqu

NAZI RAIDS KILLED 2.298 IN SCOTLAND INBURGH. Nov. l — (GP) — Scotland's air raid casualties since

e war began have been 2.20am lmidcn during its hen" Boer-sons killed, 2.1a’: injured and

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