FEBRUARY 7.1.933

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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PRODUCE

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i‘ FISHERY

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the years i924 and 1925 there was a markedrincrease in the catch and a considerable increase each succeeding yell‘ up to the season 1932. when the catch wa: a pheno- mihal one.

so in other lines of endeavor. About the year 1930 it was estimated by

that the waste from (il-SCOIOYBEIOD in the canned products amounted to tron-l $30,000.00 t0 $50,000.00

up with the Department of Fisher- ies, and in the year 1023 a. ghomugh investigation was made as to the cause of this discoloration. Dr. Harrison, an eminent scientist, was sent to this Province to study the conditions existing in the lobster carulerics here: investigations were also carried on by Professors Reid and McLeod. They found that three groups of bacteria were ‘res- ponsible for discoloration in the canned product, viz., (a) Flavo Bacillus: (b) Pseudomonas, and (c) Bacillus, all three of which.

. S§"§Zi.'l'§'llii gsuailullltlgllggflvqt m’ '° fi:_‘,““':f"0" __ under favorable temperatures act- , ductlve area yicld‘ng for a period Ajllx Oil . ed on the lobster meat producing 0! years a catch or from 30.000 to j§‘r“‘_1:1°"._ ' ilolatile sulphur, hydrogen and am‘ 35,000 barrels: there was a gradual

N Y R B Arlln . 4 monia. Lobster meat contains all decrease in the catch taken from O O _' three of the abovc-mc-litioned clc- I this area, hoyvcver. and in 1911 iii llflrrr Iiull 19 merits in very small quantiifes. but ' was reduced to abtlu‘. 7003 bar- §.',':{l,.“1l'|'~\,- 12v. when it is exposed for any lcngth reis- (cmmmn rm”) (‘li-"rfl-i’ . iii of time it bwomes subjrct to bac- Fmrh (‘olnluu vln . . . 0% . gmifrgm- , terlal action and ihesc elements Oyster Linus as t} "ml lll incrrase very rapidly; should there Q, nf_'r§','ffj,“lf,,--_ be living spore-Waring bacteria In 1912, the local Government ulml qr Cillliitifl A . present in the. canned lobster after negotiated with the Dominion Eff]; :1: :11 " it is iuill- prntrsFbti. n cilomical re- Government i0 have the river boil" .\:i.|‘,!‘ 11nd uciiol: takes plncv and rl mm’ sub tom l-filllf-[UYITWI entirely to the M‘ on 1"" ' stance is l‘l‘C(i\lL‘l(_i called Iron former having in view the work 0i" — Sulpifdo. 'i‘ilis chemical aciiou oyster cultivation. Malpequc Bay illav bu. numlnarlzcd as followst- ‘and tributaries. and sovrral other

It was emphafzed that absolute cleanliness in the carlrierfs was oswenbai, that all-packing cquip~ ment should be stcriiizcd at least - twice rach day, that canopies he erected over thy packing tables t0 prevent the dust rrozn felling 0n the meat, that retovis be provided

bcibrr bring finally pro: rsrrl. Tnfv wern, of til~ rllpiilull iii-ii. if these rcwlrunendsilill ".'!l'i‘ a-lolltl-rl in all cannery OlYif-Hilllllfi. till‘ duscol" oration in till: csllllerl product ilvgllld w: l'!‘(‘illL"ii to a ulfllilnuln. Tilcy also iolrul ihllt ill c-iluur-fi lobsimss- lviviilu all ncizl his" i110!” was. no reaction, llllcl ill 0.0a": t0 establish this condition ill nil cau- llcd lobsters, they l‘<‘i'illil.llll'.'i'idt‘d ilic luzr- oi‘ two ounces 0i acetic arid to Oil‘? lgzlllOll of llwi-zi one-l half oiluizn 0i‘ pickle l‘l be lliFC-Pfl in (lilC-illlllfifl‘ pound cillw. one ounce of pickle in cnelni: mull" (nus, and two oiulces 0f ITVKIO m

This industry has progressed an:

my rricnd, Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh, ,

each year. This matter was taken,

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construction and sanitation in order to have the product of these canneriea o! a standard quality. One of the problems now facing the packers is the very low price ‘oflered for canned lobsters; fact the price is so low at the pre-

ers to operate at a profit. Should

idoubtless be carried Oil as usual next season.

Oyster Development

Oyster cultivation work in the ‘Malpeque Bay area was initiated by the Department in the ‘ year i926 and was carried on during that year and in i929, for th“ pur- pose oi’ delnonstratfng the possibil- ity of oyster development in that‘ area. With this end in view it was attempted, with some measure oil success. to grow oysters from a Tstcck obtained by the introduction I and collection of spat at the heads, ;of the inlets where some oysiersl jhad survived the epidemic which broke out in i914. Malpequc Bay

,formerly had been a hlfthiy pro-

dLscovered where small oysters were in abundance. It was also ob- served that the, oysters in this area were not developing to any extent. and as a result, an experiment was carried on whereby a quantity of these oysters were taken up and Placed on good growing areas at the head of East River. In a year the devdopmellt in these small

m Oysters was quite rapid, and the‘

results were so satsfactory that

{small oystcrs were taken from the

llrofiPerity be "lust around the"‘b°"°1"°“"°"°d BN9- lmd Filmed‘ coma". however, this fishery Wm an Savage Harbor on the north‘ ill-ice ls now $10.00 per ton, 130mm. ion Coke is excellent fuel for the

‘shore: these oysters showed splen- Iuid dwelopment within a y'all‘ and ilnrge quantities of there small

oysters are now available for Stock ,

in

lug areas on the north shore future.

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i i I from the public to lease areas in Malpcque Bay and tributaries, and ill several other rivers on thenortil shore. Instructions will be given file lessees in rcgard t0 the pr 1p' r methods to be llilfipiPd in ordvr to obtain thr best results in oystwl‘ li"'v'€i(1pnl0l“.l..

In view of the above, we. may‘ earnestly antlcipzre a gr hill: 111-‘ creased catch of olu-"tel; in ‘ilir-f Province during the next four or five years. .

lull wlll note that I have dealt‘ with two of our uwsi, impulianti flsherir-s only; ai some future timPY I may be privilvgl r1 to comment on T the other fisheries which are also] 0f great importance to the fishing, interests of our Province, '

in conclusion, I might rldrl illo tntal ulnrkeltcd Vflllll! of iillluries of till}; Province ivlr year 1932 will b0 alrpzz» $1,200,000.00.

chill] ihe' the

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and Prince County

ixflup 4 The ammonia acts 0n the tin ex- rivrlzs in the Prrlulzzao, worn sur- posillg lilo iron plate, and the veyecl and opened for lease i0 the

" ilnrrllf Hui hydrogen ullrl volatile sulphur com- public: several cmupailies; vavrv

Hrltvllllltllililllil: 1’:';"**'~2‘_“;q‘ "m! ~“"-"' birlc with the iron thug oxpzsod t0 formed and obtained charters from

_. ' m’ ler\ln"!r"|4 M H", 1'3"" In)“ glllpliiile, which is the the Goveriunent lo cultivate oys-

* ‘j"'“‘_ll"',‘;“j'd "<‘l'm'l‘_1"'f 'V , can't‘ of the riiilrelol-ill‘ n in the tars in the Mnlpeque Bay area.

ls filllolvrlé ' ' ' ' lobster moat. Zlllcsc companies imported largC §“‘l""_""""" "°"‘" quantities of oysters (luring llle Cwnnerii-s Hummer from the United Staics.

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l and as the wcnthel- was very warm, ih-ese oysters were in poor condim i-Eon when they arrived at their; dcstfluatlorl and wort‘. unfortunate- ly, pieced on the 0515101‘ bcdfi i“ this condition, with the result. that in 1914 a disease was observed t0 ivhich was attributed the (lentil of the oysters in thvSo W905. Wllei-ll‘.

7°? FY93? '1 U"! mf-‘fli- ti?“ B“ er or not the imported st l: was JIHZO dead lobsttx. be discarded before the (ill-Oct can“, of this ase is the loi;~si"rs lift‘ boiled ill the shell. not definitely know-n, of course. Ilhlrlllrrqlmll. M! and that tilv lll'=li. sliculri not bc The disk-aw cantlfillflfi however. ma? nrrwl i""ll\ii 4.0012. i-‘ill ‘l'1llii) . . .. allowed t0 ‘ VP-‘l-"Y i113" “l” for several years uni-ii ilrflciifiifllly 5PM" 01's» lTi- i=1)‘ - - - - - ~ - -- and one llzl‘ IFS out. of llli‘: shell nll the oysters were killed in Rich-

mond Bay. Hills and Mill Rivers. TOTIIIPNY good producing areas, n-rl-n apparently nii-arkcrl by thé salne dl. use and tile oysvr £‘.‘.‘F‘i‘i\ therein wwc cflmlllflivil’ \_\"ll"’1 W'-

» i Oyster Cuituri‘ ‘ '

In i030, l-hc- Provincial G(1'.".‘lll— lllcnt sa-w fit to iralisiel-‘lho river‘ bottom back to the Dllnfllioll GOV i (EYIIITIPTIL, and Dr. A. W. H. N-fcdlel", was onlploycd i0 supervise the lu- vost-igations to be carried out nil-h a view to ascertaining tile iras bil- ity of oyster culture in Richmond Bay. Operations wrre ct-lliineti to the upper rcllches of Bidrioril River and Curtain Island beds. 811d Qeflillil areas incl-rill were set a-

Quotation» ilnrul and choice \‘i‘.’ll 8'57?»

tn $7

Viv-storm lilnllla of good wrfgilis, wen‘

. ""11! fur $0. 'l'|l<‘. llulancc of tllr irlullls

. \r_i-ri-. snlil mnnily oll ll flllt basis ut: . 5a to 5:725, with ollo load of fair to

_ inst medium quality lnnlils nt $5.50,

_ nrludlnll hncltn. Sheep were steady. ""1012 mostly for $2.50 with n rung-s °|' $1.150 to $3.

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, CLOSE

I Quotation: 4951M- - Ell-cs $1.50 tn $3: lnlnba gooll $0; 11 colulnon $5 to $5.50, r "M: receipts were 2,201. Hogs norc ' .' “Nlillfll up slowly at ullont sic-ally ‘Dr w. Silica were mmle nt $3.75 io ", if: I, fell and watered. with sows ot - l" $2.75. Win-n avllll on krnllc, loin-ta brought $1 per ling prmnluln, ‘liylh a cut of $2.’ and $2! pm‘ lnlg on tflrlriirs and extra neavios, ft‘N|lf.‘C~-

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OAFII PRICE!

will-nil my mill; Jilly 4814A: 0M (hits; May 21%“; Jl|l.\' 935.5157 o" " -. . horny; Hay 20MB; Jul)’ ‘r111: 01¢ "-1. .

No 3 durum

i i:-":..l.'.i":.lgill" a ' . . will“! w» M“ l» (‘alt rocuiliiilnvcrll 113i» Riv-i. ilftiw] “q ,_. l i‘ till; C0llI1;.:i'.0ll W115 ET 311V ‘rl-llrflaorigffgll-ilrl ‘liq-Ti’ ll “Hphp- adoppd by the packcrs, and as a - l " ‘"~"- - I'll .\l .1 - '” . nluriilllydcrllvzs in tll- “ lifti- lllvl" L? T“, result, there has been a mullwd wall e at c‘ to ,1‘ ‘i l ul~< llilu _- g ‘ H of ‘h’, . , k, L , .. t‘ . '1 ImPTN/"Illcli, in the qualy iilvht v» l‘ ‘l fin)?" ‘H0 . f‘ v ~- 191". "l. H m. Still!!!“ n t ,,,. canned ploduet. Ill til 50a. lnllkoofnhtlieroflliiivs- ‘1lPi\\("(‘l“l|' T‘: Previous to Dr. Harrison's investi- 59-75- 3 gailon, 9pc can of lobsters was

taken from each 0f the Cfimli-‘Tlcs

gwfiouticlfll-in] sham“ ‘o $150; for observatbn Pl"'l°°~”""’ih°5° Nllcop receipts ‘were hill‘. Lnlllllsl WTIE OpNlCd ill iihf‘ m0nth5 warn llllflllflllifni]. Ono lot of 201i Pauli o‘ Marvh ind Apr“ m. mllowlng

year. Thiriy P3? 09m 91 t?" cans opened showed all!“ °5 dswlm” tion, some of them beini 1mm 1°’ commotion. In 1930 a similar ob- servation wns made and only m?“ per cent of the cans opened 811W" ed discoloration in a slight dvgrvfl and in 1932. I think I can safely state that from as u» no per w“ o! the Island pack is o! A_-1 oual-

ity. To Set Standard

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-J M I ’L CURB ‘ml: an 1 f(‘(‘l| r ' zoo-ea 117%; It is the intention o! the Depart- ‘. ° 1“‘1"‘"'°" 17”“ “Mk 3 ' ment to bring all lobster canneriea 1 c ‘({1",$_;l,j,“¥_i“§'.'15 frnmziscrfl {cw 592,0? up n) a ccrta'n standard. and with

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Cold On Chest Dry, Hacking Cough

l Mn. Frank R. Logan, Queen's Ave., London. Ont., wrltloa:—“Evory winter it is my misfortune to catch a had cold. I llnvo it in my head, and it than continues down and settles in my chest.

I always got a dry, hacking cough from which I cannot get auy relief until I get m!’ 50m" 0' Dr. Wood ‘a Norway Pine Syrup out 0! U10 111661-

cLno cabinet." Price 05c. a bottle; large family lize New all

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this in view eroding Willis have been prepared and each cannery is being graded. The maximum mark allowed for construction and equip~ mm; ls 100, and that for operation methods and . y sanitation is also 100. The grading of oanneries will be made part of the Fisheries Regulations for the incoming sea- son. For 1933. the minimum mark tor construction and equipment l8 00, and for operation methodg and cannery sanitation 7i! marks; the minimum standard will be increas- ed from yrar to year until the maximum lsreazhed. It is being realird by the packers the‘. ii fr. msantlei go have their callilcries I'll when hath la mud to

part for (lflllvllstrnlioll 11905‘. U1’! oyster boat "Ostrcn 11" was 115011 for the pulposo of taking "P 5m and cupltch from thsse beds as it i5 most essential when plvifliillis’ B“ area for 0yst~r devciflllmmt w have the bottom first made absolu- tely clean. Dry shells were Placed along the shore of the above men- t.‘oned,river between July 19th lmd Zotlrfor the purpose of obtaining a set o; spat, and a quantity of bass were also set out for this some purpose. These bag! W" “W” eighteen inches ions and Tm'""e“ inches widennd made of Wire he“ ting‘. they were filled with dry oyster 3mm; 5nd placed in the upper pal-ts o! the river when oyster gpflt was most abundant. It has been estimated that some 01 these bags collect from 2.000 t0 4,000 ‘pat, In the month of Octob- er and November these bass We" opened and their contents slim"! over the areas that had been cleaned and prepared f0? the W‘ caption of the spat. This methfld 0! collecting spat was pursued in the years i030 and 193i and the re- sults havc been so satisfactory ‘Jill there are now several thou-wild barrels of oysters in Bidfiord Riv- er. Nothing very definite has been ascertained in regard to the ro- sulzsb: the inveltisetiw “WM on at curtain Island, but mfliurfid oysters that were placed on ti!!!

area appur to be lil a fairly healthy conrilihn. Col-l !'lt-r'ble vrrk nions ti"!

lines of cyirr de-lclcplnent was carried on also ‘n HYi-‘nro River in the ycar 1930, and an r:':~. of

»—-'l.‘l,'n rniunln In rrscrrell for nl-lvs 0f lurnl |ll|l‘l't‘,\l but IIYIVUIIIIIII! of a ul-lvsy vulture may llo Inner-tool at 2

"w" a 0'0"! MIMI! lmruble in ml- The average price paid for buttcrl

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_RESERVE TONIGHT for the V would equal 75 cents per cwt., for; big game in the Crystal Rink, sum_ milk testing 3.5 and 84 cents for

merside, between a picked teamf from the Summerslde League and picked players from the Abbie line up. Game starts at 8.30. Admission . 50c. ' 7980-11 ' OFFICE of Dr. J. Sillllm2ISitii‘, will be clot-.- Saiurday, Feb. 11th. 7980 ii ‘

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MISS s-llllll J 1111,1501) Sadie Jane Mr , daughter 0i Mr. and Mrs. Jos, ltiriuxwd, dcpurl- i-rl this lifr at. lllijli‘ ililllll‘ in Iris.‘ Caledonia. Jlllluzllgv 141th. at the ear- 11‘ H8!‘- Of 234 yours. Illoujrii in defic- ate health with llellri trouble for tile last ilvc yc:ll'.'<, ilcr health was rnnzurkzlbll‘ Llfififi illls \\'llll1'l‘, so much so tilal; cieatil came as a stall- ning blow to the parents, the broth- ers alld sisters, and as something akin to a shock to tile whole com- nulnity, indeed lvllll tragic sudden. ncss. On Saturday, only two clays befni-c ilcr end, she felt lust a little wanker than usual. On Monday, while quietly sitting on a chair be. side her mother, ihc call came. and clear Sadie in a second or two, was no more. Sadie went to sleep as she lived, gently and quietly, so quietly did she that oiltsidc the family and imnleditne irlcnds. poo- ple scarcely kncw or rcmclllbzrcd that she was suffering from :1 weak heart. The survivors to mourn and miss her are her parents. four brothers, John, Stanley, Stewart and Earl and four sisters, Annie, Cilrlsty, Ellaine and Lois. The pail bearers were:

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Messrs.

Harry McLeod, Maxie Fraser, Car- .

llngton Hume. Preston Beaion, Aiick Bell and faster Young. Rlev. Allis- ter Murray, her minister, conduct- ed the funeral services at the home and grave in Caledonia Cemetery, "Until the daybreak and the shad- ows flee away." Despite the uncer- tain and critical state of her health, Sadie made trips orl foot. to Ca‘e- donla. Presbyterian Church, between three and folll- miles away. during list summer. Evidences of her thirst for the word of life, and a. prayer "Lord show me now Thy way’ Eaod 33.13. '1'o the dear parents who before now were called on to drink of ihc bitter cup of sorrow, we extend tile sympathy of our hearts. (Patriot please copy)

Good Intentions

T12: new iyJpi-‘t- determined to r1‘ a ,1 gcol impression upon her chief. Sh: turned up half an hour early and began tidying up the

some two and one-hall miles was room. when that was done, she

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lIllHIlPl-l at 4 can" billable in advance.

roucl: coua"r_'rl~lere was a} ulelin docket at the police courtl

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‘ITIIII column hi reoorvod [up Queen’: llllllll)‘ newn of local Interest but ad- ‘Wl-"llllr n! u newly nature may In" n word llrlrtly‘