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AilWoolBlueSergo .. 12.95 All Wool Worsted Stripes . . . 7.95 to 12.95 Covert: Blue. Brown. Green . . 8.95 to 11.95 Tweeds plain and Herringbone 3.95 to 1.95 Glen Cheek Wool: . . . . . . .. 9.95 to 11.95

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Now, Zitnnserirnit brings you s new‘ style in Pyjamas“ s ' end new corn/or! that adds new restful» ness to your sleep.

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These now-style Pylamas-for ell the family —— are de- signed for freedom of movement, with- out binding, "creep- ing" or launching.’ They are quality- knit front finely- _ combed- cotton. with snugly ribbed cutie at wrists and ankles and l-sstex waist. They Wash well -— end keep their styl because they hold their sbapel

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Baseball Standings

American Leeguq

Philadelphia Chicago 1

St. Louis .. Washington

Thursday games: New York at Washington (N); (only game rcho duled).

4 National League

St. Louis 53 .537 Brooklyn 55 .626 Philadelphia . 70 .521 Boston 74 .493 New York . 76 .479 Pittsburlh 82 .434 Cincinnati _ 86 .40’! Chicago .... .. 89 .407

Thursday games: Boston at

Pittsburgh (N); New York at Cin- cinnati (2); Philadelphia at Chi- cago; Brooklyn at 8t. Louis (N).

The clarinet, g muslcgl 1mm. ment, was invented by Johann Donner in i690.

Coming up with some keen com- petition end good scores, some 18 members oi the Provincial Riilo Association competed for top hon- ors in a Spoon Shoot held at the Squaw Point Range yesterday aiternoon.

G. W. West was the leading shot and the winner oi the ilrat spoon with a 93 out oi a possible 100, while J. E. McRae and Allison Mutch took the second place hon- ore in a tie 91 points each. A.B., .T. E. gMacKenzie won the spoon lorséhc leading Tyre with a total oi .

The competitions were 10 rounds from the 200 and 500 yard ranges. Th! fvllflwifll are the results o! the shoot:— I

200 800 Ttl. G.W. West .. 45 93 3.2. MacRoe .. 4'! 44 9i. Allison Mulch .. 41 44 91 W.L. Crockett 45 90 Lt. 3.3. Jones . 44 90 Alton Rodd 42 89 Lt. RE. Jenkins 42 88 Robert Barwise .... .. 46 41 8'! C.P.O. 8.0. Bowler 42 43 fi AB, J-Ii. MacKensie 44 38 82 Capt. AJ. McCabe .. 42 38 80 LL-Col MacDonald 42 37 79 P, .T. Landrigan 34 43 77 S. Crawiord 33 38 76 H. S. Wood . 38 38 ‘I6 Wm. Kella . 31 40 71 LB. Judson 40 31 7i A.B., MJ. Arbique 28 29 57

Egg And Poultry. Marketing Report

The production oi eggs in Prince Edward Island although consider- ed high ior the season oi the year, is 10 per cent lower than for the same period last year, reports Mr. l‘. M. Nash, supervising poultry products inspector. If present rate oi production continues, it will not be long until this deiicit is equalled and surpassed. The qual- ity oi the product is good and ii cared for, graded properly. moved to market regularly, should be a product excelled by no other

pack.

The market has developed a weaker tone due to increasing supplies oi eggs arriving on Marl- tirne markets. As supplies oi pullet eggs increase. producers can ex- pect lower prices. Prices have been shaded slightly this week. Producers are receiving for un- graded eggs from operators oi grading stations AL- 55-7. AM 53-5. AP 35-8, B 36-9. C 24-6. Local dealers are quoting ior the graded pack in new cases iob station AL 00. AM 5B. AP 88, B 41C 3i.

Specialized producers are quot- ing retailers for the graded car- toned pack AL 70, AM ca, AP 50. l3 loose 50. Carioned eggs are re- tailing to producers at AL 77. AM 75, AP 51, B loose 57-6. In re- gard to poultry. many enquiries are received in regard to present and iuture prices. Perhaps a re- view o! past operdtions is the beat answer to these enquiries. At least producers will have the ‘facts and can iorm their own opin- ion on this subject. I

Ixport Poaltry Market

The high prices received ior poultry during the past iew years was made possible through an_ex- port outlet or market. in the be- ginning, poultry was shipped to the United Kingdom and when this market for poultry was lost, a market ior all surplus poultry was secured in U. S, A. Up until recently, it was quite easy to sell poultry in the U. S. A. Prices were high and buyers were active but the position ior the future promises to be more diiiicult. it is assumed and start- ing now and ior the balance oi the season that the U.S.A. will have a very large crop oi poultry. The

ent. Poultry prices in U. S. A. have eased and continue to ease until today they are not much higher than those in Canada. As a result ot these lower prices. two things may be expected to icilow from the present position in U. S. A. 1i as seems indicated prices are to‘ be somewhat lover than during the past year. More poul- try is going to be sold in Canada and with selling to the United States to be more difficult, more eiiort will be difeeiod towards selling in Canada. A greater amount oi poultsv will have to be consumed in Canada this year.

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLUPFETOWN

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CANADA'S FINEST CIGARETTE

Keen Competition At PRA Spoon Shoot Yesterday

There is some talk oi lower

prices but no changes have taken place as yet and dealers are quot- ing the following: Live Chicken 6 lbs. and over .27, 5 1-2-6 lbs. .26, 515 1-2 lbs. .24. Fowl live no. ones 5 l-2 lbs. and over .21, 4 1-2-5 l-Z lbs. .10. Chicken dressed 5 l-2 lbs. and over MFA 37, B 32, C 2l. Fowl dressed 5 l-2 lbs. and over A 2B, B 26, C 20.

NEW DELHI! — (CP) — Large

deposits oi limestone, enough to supply a cement rectory for "s. iew centuries." were discovered recent- ly in the Mikir Hills in Assam. Limestone is an important raw ma- terial in the manuiacturo oi Port- land cement.

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vancemont in your methods oi op- eretion.

"Prince Edward Island! 15 "- garded so one oi’ the best agricul- tural Provinces oi Canada. a Prov- ince where iarmers produce high quality food products, and where is brought into being the finest horses, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry oi any province. We have many concrete examples oi this in the prices received tor these extra good grade animals as well as tor our farm products oi top quality, Our iarmers wish to main- tain this high standard oi excel- lence, and plowing matches are one oi the methods used in doing

"I congratulate you, Mr. Presi-

-; oi oiiicers tor the splendid show- I ing which yOu have made here on ? this occasion and tor the great in- | terest taken in achieving this suc- I cess. f “Prince Edward Island has been singularly iavoured this year with bountiiul harvests, and as one drives through the country we note with pleasure the immense hay, corn and grain crops while there is evidence oi a large potato. tur- nip and other vegetable harvest. We have been blessed with an abundance oi moisture as well as suitable weather nnd should‘ not. torgct to give thanks ‘to Divine Providence for those conditions which have proven so iavourablp.

Hand in Hand

“Prosperity and happiness go hand in hand and with these we cannot help having peace and contentment. It is nice to note so many oi our young people return- i ing to the land. There is no com- parison between the man who tills the soil and the one who works in a large city. Farmers are mon- archs oi all they survey: They ac- and amass so many things which the city dweller can never expect to have. A big pile oi firewood at the door means that you have no worry about coal strikes. You have the necessary items oi 100d ior your tables. Your

live stock enjoys summer pasture Own. you don-g, h”, u, so to work in the fields. Your milk, cream and, on the stroke of the 010d“ and butter does not have to be bought when you desk; a holiday g; can at the corner grocery. Hens, geese, be “mummy ananguh

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"The success match is measured by the largo at- tendance and the keen competition in the contests. As long as you continue this interest your eiiorts

as to make two blades grow where only one grew before you are performing a noble pat- riotic work oi lnestimable value, e work which will continue to main- tain the high standard oi excell- ence ior which Prince Edward Is- land products are noted and by which you are- helping mankind to

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"Mr. President, ladies and gen. tlomen, I now declare this Provin- cial Plowing Match and Horse Show oiticially opened. and in an. 111g so I express the hopo that your farmers will continue to surmount all obstacles in connection with your labours, and that the co-op. oration which you are practising so eiiicicntly here will be an out.- standing example and a challenge to iarmers in other parts of the Province to g0 and do likewise."

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