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one GUARDIAN. cnancorrcrown

minartnent or Public Works & Highways

i L Effective immediately weight restrict- ions are removed from UNPAVED reads :2 while FROZEN. I

'3 PAVED ROADS remain restricted - to 5.000 lbs. gross lead.

R. 6. WHITE. Deputy Minister Public Works 8: Highways

AIlEiITIOII IIIIG PBUUIICEIIS i . FOR HIGHEST RETIJRNS AND PROMPT, l:lFFICIEN'I

SERVICE, SHIP YOUR HUGS AND OTHER LIVESTOCK THROUGH OUR TRUOKERS EVERY WEEK.

YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE LOCAL PLANT AND SEE YOUR IIUGS BEING KILLED, WEIGIIED AND

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GRADED. ' -RUCKER,'AGI-.'N'I' LOADING usr Carleton-Albany Vicinity Vernon Muttart -:,' litnisora .. ....... .--Alden Corr.......... 3 II . George l u ........TuosdaI.v Alhertun ...-.. .. Albertun Coop. ....J ....1'uesda! Illllllinfliile - J. G. MacDonald Bcdford-Tracadie .... Walter liluuen ...- ......... ..Tuesda.v Bella River-Wood Ia- isnds - Flat River ls. Bears ...-..-......... Tuesday

Bloomfieiu ...-..- . Iiluomlield Coop. Tuesday

Bradalbane .. Elmer wigmure Thursday

Canoe Cove .. Archie Maoltlnnun Tuesday

Rocky Point, . New

Dominion - Nine

Mile Creek Lea Taylor Tuesday

Cardigan .Norman lilaeliemle ..-.-.Tbursday

Conway - Port g - , . Freeland .-.. H. E. Phillips -.-.-..........Tuesday

Cornwall .... .. ..iiar.cn Howard .............Tuesday

Corehead- York ...... .. Lloyd Vessey

.......... .....Tuesday Crapaud-Westmerh I

land -..- R. N. Dawson .....-Tncsday until noon Dnnstaffnage ..... Borden Boswell .....J.Tuesday Iona - Eldon - Pt. Prim-

Melville with Mcitae -.......'. ....Tuesday Ellerslis . Jllerslle Coop. ........ ..'I'uesday Elmira-East -,.. Pius Campbell Monday Fradericton- Les Mncbowell .....- ......TIIlIfIIIA1 Gaspcrcaux - Murray .

Harbour North ...;:. Carl Graham ...-....... ....TIeIdl! Hunter River 71 ........ .. Borden Baglsl ....... ..ThiIfIIll!

. Ken.-ington .Iicrb Moi-lwen - Man 4

rice Caseley 'I'harsday

Montague .... .Sid Msel.eaa Jrhnndnr

; Morel! .........-..........'.. Dlngwell as Rosriter .....Tueeday

' Mt. Stewart ...........-.T. Earl Jay ........ -..... .....Tuesday Murray River - Mur- '

my Harbour IL MscPherson .--.J! .....TueIdI.r

Nerthsm .........c . Spurgenn Dytnent . Tuaday ' 0'LeM'.Y .. . -.O'I..eary Coop. -....... Peakes-St. Theresas .- hierlln De-rlne St. Peter's-Bear River-

Souris ................ ...Roddle Prat?

Suinmerside ...........'.'2'.Il. S. MacI'-Jwen A M. Caeeidy . . Tignlsh Ttgnish Coop

Vernon River.-Ulgg ..Gordo:n Lees ..... ..................'!'ucsday Vernon.- Cherry Vai- V ley -waltet Crane ................Taeaday waterval .. ..I-Eddie Shea ....'I'Ilesday wellington -.....-s-..-..Wellingtnn Coop. .....-.....Tuesday Charlottetown and vicinity-For efficient trucking serviui Mon day to Friday phone 290 or 1214.

We will pay any farmer truelrags on his own hogs delivered to our pens on Grafton Street provided there is no advertised trucker

th t area. will)! NOT PATRONIZE THE CIIARLOTTETOWN PLANT? AN III-

DUSTRY ON PRINCE EIHVARD ISLAND. GIVING EMPLOYMENT T0 ISLAND PEOPLE, AND OPERATED IN THE .BI'.ST INTERESTS OF DUE LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS.

CAN.'-WA PACKERS LIMITED cmintomiotm t. c. i.

HOG PRODUCERS

BEAR THIS THOUGHT IN MIND: IT Is THE VOLUME OF IIOGS SHIPPED OFF THE ISLAND THAT SUSTAINS THE PRICE ON THE ISLAND.

S0 IT IS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE THAT YOU CON- TACT SWIFTS LOADER IN YOUR VICINITY. WHO IS A PART OF OUR WEEKLY SHIPPING SYSTEM THAT ASSURES YOU OF IMMEDIATE KILLING ANDPROMPT RETURNS. TRY Us WITH YOUR NEXT SHIPMENT FOR YOUR OWN SATISFAC- TION. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF OUR AUTHORIZED LOADERSI AND TRUCKERS: IELMIRA NORMAN nnucs soums-nay yrpprvam -.-.... (ll..lITI-'0ID runes ems-rot; .1 ............. ..... common J. McEWEN savanna; nsnnoon ......,,.... rum-on L.-noxious MOUNT erewsrrr ..-........' ALVIN nusn: MOUNT STEWART .. -- mcnsst. MeMTLLAN AUBURN . GUS osusonsx DROMORE , . .. CLARENCE m'rcnnr.r. roar AUGUSTIIS . EARL nuonss Mos-rnuui-: ARTHUR MacDONAI.D VICTORIA moss . s'rr:wsn'r spans 1-smnonr. ISLAND wrunsm J. MeI)0NALI) CARDIGAN - LINWOOD J. MeN'llLL muvmw E. n. sronsr

CHERRY VALLEY ARNOLD BRUCE aonxsron-s nrvnn aosnrn MUINAGIIAN ROCKY romr ROY camnun i

r. ' ROBERT casnnn - LOUIS TIEINEY LEIGIITON nnu. xsrrn DIXON nuuzn CLOW . . n; A. new nousnnszn .GlIALD aooruzr oonoon Ms:'us:son

n. B. REID nowann-wwrnaa nAsot.n MaaLlA.N x

IAIL TODD CLAYTON GIIIN ALLAII

OIIWELI. GOV HUNTER RIVER

CANADIAN SOLDIERS: On par- ade at Fort Lewis. men like this form the nucleus of Canada'- draltieas expansion of its armed forces to ll5.000 troops. Of them. 5000 will go to Europe.

NEA Special Cm. pendent

TORONTO-tNEAl Canada's armed forces are being re-styled in the U. 5. pattern for Joint de- Ienseiol the northern reaches of the North American Continent.

In the new s5 billion defence spending program, the major share will go for expansion of the Royal Canadian Air Force. But the budget will boost the army and navy. too. build a radar warn- ing network. create airborne units and help supply forces for west- ero Europe.

Last year. Canada's 14,000,000 people spent about a billion doll- ars on defence preparations. in- cluding 8300 million in equipment

new 55 billion program will be spend out over three years and amounts to 10 per cent of national income (the U. S. defence pro- gram is 14 per cent of the income.) 0 O 0

No provision has been made for drafting men to meet the planned increase in the armed forces. The Tory opposition complained, be- fore the new program was un- nounced, that the government was moving too slow in the face of an emergency. But both sides skipped any form of conscription. There is some feeling that Co- nada. can do more by being In arsenal than by supplying man- power. Although the first Cana- dlan troops-a 5000-man brigade group-will go i.o Germany this spring to become part of Eisen- hower's Atlantic Treaty forces. a bigger contribution will be made in training and equipment. Als-esdy airmen of six Western

an nations are being trained at Canadian airflelds. Cs- nsda has equipped one Nether- lands division for NATO duty .and will equip three other European divisions.

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As the home army is swelled from its present 65,000 men o 115,000. all equipment will be standardized to match that used by the U. 3.. either bought in America or made in Canada. This will simplify supply details in a

Without lnderters er -Ianlieble Security

MS! SIIVKI. At Ilounehold Finance you get. the money you need promptly.

IO IIIOISIIS IIIIII. Borrow up to 81000 for any good purpose. Loans made on just your signature.

SIISIIII IIIAYIIII IIAIS. At friendly, dependable IIFC. repayment plans are arranged to fit your particular needs. Up to 24 months to repay. Folks prefer I-IFC because our service is fast. iriendiy and reliable. Phone or-visit HFC todayl

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IIIDPIICIMIMI-LHXI MIIVIKIMAKIVIII

I00 Inst Deena ltreet his I , Ihehe II” CIAIIOWIVOWNI D.I.Io Iteosffalarhnsehihser

Canada lievlampingl Forces US. Style For Unified Defence Of North America

p I . CANADIAN JET: Flying over the two Jet planes that will equip the

sible. using both ground and nlr

wintry countryside near Ottawa. expanding RCAF. The other -h this is the CF-I00 Csnuclt; one of the U. S. F-B6 Sabre.

unified North American defence. FRED!-IRICTON W. 1.

Although details of military es-

tablishments in the northlanr: are Mrs, Harry wean enmftamed secret. a radar network is veins rrecenctcn Women's Institute at out in operation as fast as pos- their monthly meeting March ma.

Te-n members prsent. Meeting op-

for Atlantic Treaty nations. The 1'

support. one phase of northland defense a special airborne brigade, trained in Canada, which operates in conjunction with the U. S. 82nd Airborne Division. . . . The RCAF's program calls for 35,000 men and so squadrons of 25 Jet aircraft each. of these. 11 fighter squadrons and 6000 men will be stationed in Europe . muipment will be F-88 Sabres. U. S.-designed and built in Ca- nada. and CF-100 Canuclc twin- engine jets. designed and built in Canada. Both planes are now corn- in: off assembly lines near Mon- treal and Toronto. The budget includes 830 million for new sirfieids and 364.5 mil. lion to train 3000 alrcrewmen of various western nations. Canada's navy, which now has to ships (some of them in Korea) and l0.0(X) men. will get 100 new or rebuilt ships, and new harbor

' answered

defenses.

ened with the Institute Ode, fol- lowed by the Creed. Roll call was with "Pennies for Friendship. Bills amounting in 51.85 were presented and. on mol- ion paid.

On account. of sickness the mak- ing of s quilt was postponed till March 20th. Wcolens for re- weaving" was discussed and it was decided to pack them at Mira. Frank Cutcliffezs. Tuesday even- ing. Ma ch 21th. The different committ gave their reports and correspondence was read by the secretary.

Delegates appointed to attend T. B. League Annual Meeting. April 26, were Mrs. N. A. Cutcliffc and Mn. W. E. Stevenson with Mrs. Frank Cutclif-fe and Mrs. Wm. Weeks as substitutes. one mem- ber paid her Annual Fee. Two more subscriptions to Institute News was received. Mrs. Roy Weeks and Mrs. N. A. Cutcllffe were appointed to see about col- lecting for Red Cross and putting

ATTENTION FARMERS

In view of the present price of potato sacks, we wish to warn our customers that every precaution be taken to protect any bags in your possession. We sug- gest that you do not grade your potatoes in good bags unless you are assured they will move promptly, so that the bag will not become damaged.

That all bags distributed by us during the pres- ent shipping season and not returned in good condition will be charged at the end of the season at the current prices. In the event that you have received bags from us and dispose of them elsewhere, should obtain bags for replacement to us. otherwise care should be i taken to see that you receive the proper value.

SIMMONS AND MACFARLANE LIMITED. Summerside, Freetown and Emerald

MONKLEY, SIMMONS AND MACFARLANE Miscouche

PILLMAN, SIMMONS AND MACFARLANE New Annan

ANNOUNCED . in second

liiracleyieelisp

.3"-(All CONTEST

Jean .i. Cliche"

WINS NEW CAR pi

Mr. Jean J. Cliche oi Si. Joseph do Ieauca, Gum, whose entry in the nation-wide "Miracle" Feeds Contact won for him a brand new Chevrolet sedan as first prise in the second phase at the contest. Another new Chevrolet Sedan will go to the First Prize winner in the third phase of the contest which closes May I5. 1951.

The Ogiiirs Flour Mills Com- pany Limited announces the winners in the second phase of the "Miracle" Feeds Contest p which closed February 23, 1951. In addition to the Chevrolet sedan won by Mr. Cliche. prizes were awarded to 19 other win. acts as follows:

I. II. II Plan lit. Irs.. Leonard ilsirigerslor

Gsissdsy Washing men 5: pg: ;:ou;o::f.'.... ...: an I. use onpu,'r.:i." c""'"'"”' lab r-mniust cane rnI:'3n',"6i: run one nseauim :3:

Tom: min

' lsty chains 'Wl. all Baby champ

aw lsby cm;

In. I. u. Illa c-uy,t.c. :3; 5:33:

Wiiiyyou be next?

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Feeds Contact ledayi I Closing Daft May 15, I951

up posters. r

Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Boyd Weeks. Roll call to be answered with an exchange of Ilower slips. Lunch and Program committee - Mrs. Eldred Weeks. Mrs. Hyatt Hsslain and Mrs. Harry Weeks. Meeting closed with the National Anthem after which refreshments were served.

BALONIKA. Greece. March 16- (Reuters) Fifty-titres Greek children. abducted by the Com- munist-led rebels during the civil war. arrived here Wednesday night after being repatriated by Yugos- lavia. The first group of children Greece claims the guerrillas took mono to Yugoslavia. ......1:...:.-a-i.- . OIL SOURCE

American production of oil in

Saudi-Arabia is estimated at 400.-.

o instinct: y rnonuotiis ic::snn-ms We wislrto announce thatour Plant i a Live.

stock Yards will be closed on GOODJBIIJA . March ,23rd, 1951. I t -

We shall not on that day.

. Open forzlgutgltiess In usual ,on stoic. cAiiAn'A PACKERS LIMITED

Grafton Street

therefore be accepting any livestoclr

Charlottetown A

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she any so she to he; nephew when she died. The board turned down the request, ,,

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(Ci:)- The Kitchener crellet board to

doesn't believe in letting the fut- ure take care of itself.

out barrels a day.

Ifore chicks

a ' '

um

4 designed to build a probable dockifroin e g to.bcn to . ' 5 again: More cg s hatch with "MIRACLE" Hstriing Mash. i I live tli "MIIlACI.B'9 Chick Starter. Pallets grow faster with "MIRACLE" Growing Mesh. Hess lay more with " CL!" Laying Mesh. y '

proportions ofinlnersls. routes and viesiniso-the elements necessary for I tested all pg: ' - still: ptoata today with "MIRA '3 Dairy 1'

Abel zen... growtto gigs. At Cl!" Hog Grewsryriil helpline: develop strong Issues . . rllaetaltt pester pguu

ATTENKTION

4 H06 PRODUCERS AND TRUCKERS VICINITY OF CIIARLOTTETOWN Commencing Monday, March 19th, 1951 and un. .til further notice, we will be receiving hogs ALL DAY EVERY MONDAY ANDAUNTIL 11 A. M. TUESDAY. ALL DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY AND UNTIL 11:00 AM. THURSDAY. I RECEIVING ALL OTHER CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK EVERY DAY AT OUR LIVESTOCK PENS, RAIL- wsv wusnr. , I Contact our advertised Trucker in your vicinity for detailed information. .

swin simian co- Lin.

LIVESTOCK nnrsnrmunr . onsnntrrrnrows

nu Illd si,ooo in the bank, peeled for relief assistance could leave the money

KITOHEN'll'R.. Ont., March 13 -.

today of a woman who

Although

mo BETTER THE PRODUCTION rm: BETTER

run cnor

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Niagara Dusting Equipment combines every practical ari- vnntage you can look for. The dusting mechsnlsni. from hopper to nozzle. works smoothly, distributes the dust evenly and thoroughly. All dusting operations easily con- trolled. All models easily handled in the field. Stronl welded construction make Niagara Dusters 800d 1"V""' ments for many years to come. FULL RANGE OF MODELS- 8-IIDW 300)! T0 8-ROW BOOM See them on display at. these Island dealers:

P. E. I. Potato Growers Association ISLAND seuirucur co. JOHN uusraao g NIAGARA BRAND SPRAY CO. LTD.. Burlington. Ont.

Mirsclereedsodler e poultry program '

Miracle Dciry Iieeds contain

cdoa. sting your

stsrtbeo Leeds.-

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