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JULY. 11. 1552 '

A Feature for Every Friday-

Among The Farmers

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN V THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news of local Interest, but ndvertislng 01 I II"!!! nature may be inserted It five cents a word. strictly pay-

Federation of

Agriculture iiews

--T.-4 V

Tint lweot Smell

Down through the years the oets have romsnced about the sweet smell of the new mown hay but to the farmer working in the in the stifling we suspect the been of minor importance. Hay making joy to the poet

blisterinl sun or heat of a hay mow signlflcsncc. of the odor has

a thing of

he may the farmer it is mostly

but to

matter of sweat and the hardest

of work.

While modern machinery has lightened much of the labor, yet the weather is still the all im- portant factor in the storing of

which is made in completing the oper- To obtain the best quality

good feed and the progress

aiion. it is likely that the whole ope

man should be completed in space of two or three days rather than

in two or trhee weeks.

A: grasses and clovers approach maturity the cellulose which is di- to llgnin (a fancy for wood) which is indi-

gestible turns

name gestlble and also prevents to certain extent the digestion

other foods eaten by the animal. ten days the weath- ideai for hay making time

for curing before it can be safely

For the past er has been but hay still requires much

stored.

Maritime Power and The St. Lawrence Seaway

While the St. Lawrence Seaway

has been promoted chiefly fro

the standpoint of improved trans- yet we suspect that the prime motive is really the pro-

portatlon.

vision of cheap power for the I rlustrial heartland of Canada. U doubtedly the Seaway will be

tremendous importance and value

'.lirectly to Central Canada and 1 directly to all Canada. The be

eficial effects may, however, take

stic way of putting its memoers' savings to work for the benefit not only of themselves, but for those who require to borrow from time to time. The Co-op Union brings together thc various Co-op Associations of the Province which from year to year are steadily de- veloping and becoming a greater force in the economy of the Province.

is The Co-op way of doing busi- ness has not only benefited the individual members but has put new life and new courage in many Island communities by harnessing the brains and energies of people in a united effort. Co-operation is not simply a way of making more money or saving more money but a means of educating people r- in business principles and bring- ing an understanding of the econ- omic forces which affect their everyday lives.

Grain Cohference

On July 28th and 29th repre- a sentatlves from member organiza-

of tions of the C. F. A. will meet in

Ottawa and thresh out if possible a solution to the question of dis- tributing western grain in the eastern Provinces. That Eastern livestock production depends to a large extent on western grain is freely admitted and while the Eastern feeder has no right to expect the western farmer to sup- ply him with grain at a loss, yet he does have a right to expect m that grain will be available when required and to expect that spec- ulative operations which do not benefit the western producer n- should not result in rapid and 11- wide price changes prejudicial to of a stable eastern economy.

The western farmer is satisfied n- that his position has been im- n- proved by state control market- ing of coarse grains. The Eastern

able in advance.

cilggey's Pharmacy.

hing. Bryenton and

at Brown Electric.

men. smart,

Magdalen Islands, 2061 or 540.

tested, within 80 d

BREADALBANE

Church. There will Sunday, July 13 at ducted by Mr.

Moderator. PRESBYTERIAN

Canada. July 13:

HOWARD Maa!N'NIs WEAR at 175 Queen Street.

'TRE3CBl.PTION

HOT PLATES -

RADIO REPAIRS Vsil's Service. 204 Kent. St.

Divine service Harrington 11 Marshfield 3 pm.:- Mt. Stewart 7.30

JIMIMTB TAXI - Phone 51!.

FOOT-

SERVICE"

CANE. all stun for home can-

McKay. 32.95 and 34.05

DONEGAL TWEED SUITS for colourful, 357.50 at Jack Cameron's.

durable,

TWO FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the

P. Q. Phone

Maritime Central Airways Limited

Radio

DONEGAL TWEED Sport Suits 351.50. The smartest, most. colour- kei: today at Jack Cameron's.

CHURCH SERVICES North Try- on Presbyterian Church, July 13, 11 a.m., Sunday following the service. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie, Deaconess.

Sunday School

ALL CATTLE exhibited at the Charlottetown Exhibition must be

aye for Bangs

Disease. Apply to Dominion Dept. of Agriculture, Charlottetown.

Presbyterian be service on 11 am. con-

Gardiner Dalzell, BA. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Interim

Church in Sunday, a .m.;

sonar-IAW 'QIlIlrtatte will sing in Rose Valley United Church, sun. day, July 13 at 8 pm.

ATTENTION Fanmzns - Mus. tard la a menace to crops. spray now with Naugateck weed-bane. Sold by Weeks' Coal Yard, Char- lottietown.

ROSE VALLEY United Church. Re-opening Services, Sunday, July 13 with three services. special music! at all services.

BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE - services Sunday, July lath: Bedeque ll a.m.; Borden 3 pm.: Albany 7:30 pm. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B.A., Minister.

HAZELBBOOK Baptist Church. Service Sunday, July 13 at 3 p.m. Bryer Robert Jones will be the speaker. Note change of hour, of service.

NORTH RIVER United Baptist Pastorate, Sunday. July 13: Long Creek 11.00 am.; Clyde River 3.00 p.m.; Kingston 7.30 p.m. Sunday Schools as locally announced. Rev. H. Barber, pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Schedule for Sunday. July 13: Wood Islands 11 a.m.;

Sunday School 10 am.: Iris 3 pm.; Caledonia. 7.30 pm. Rev. E. S. Hales, minister.

COVEHEAD - STANHOPE, Un- ited Church services for Sunday, July 13 are: West Covehead 11 a.m. with Sunday School; Covehead Road 7.30 pm. There will be no service in Stanhope Church. Rev. Thomas A. Wilson, minister.

CAVENDISH United Pastoral Charge. Sunday, July 13: Stanley Bridge 11 a.m.; North Rustico 7.30

p.m. Sunday School. Cavendish 10 am. in the Baptist Church: North Rustlco, 6.30 pm. George

Gough, minister.

POLICE COURT -- In the City Police Court yesterday morning before Magistrate K.M. Martin, one vagrant. was sentenced to 90 days

Charlottetown

When I-IMCS Quebec sailed from Halifax rece ntly,

aboard bound for month mer ramps with cudets CPO Kenneth lnizalls, New VVestm burg, N. S., Lakeficld, Ont.

the Commonwealth Sea Cadet

Cede

g .. Y 5 ”

ihcre

Show n

CPO

it Bound Fr Eland

Camp at HMS Osprey. Portland, in Great Britain the cadets will visit Holland, Germany, Denmark and Sweden attending sum- in each country. instcr, PO David Gallant, Charlottetown,

were six Royal Canadian Sea Cadets

England. Alter

above aboard the cruiser Quebec are, left to right, B.C., CPO Blair Lodger, Winnipeg, CPO Robert Parks, Lunen- lvor Jonas, Branlford, Ont., and CFO Nick Powell. FRCN Photo)

PAGE THREE

ilrop Reportediin PEI Egg Production

Egg production on Prince Edward Island has dropped approx.u'n.ate- ly twenty-ftva per cent from peels which was reached this year in mid-May, reports Mr. I". M. then, district inspector of poultry prod- ucts. Prevailing warm weather and more extensive range feeding is ap- parently having a detrimental ef- fect on quality which is now re- ported as only fair. Top grades no in good demand and all available supplies are moving freely to other Maritime consuming centres and Newfoundland with uncicrgrades go- ing to Montreal. Prices have strengthened on top grades gun producers are now receiving for un- traded eggs delivered AL 44, AM 42, B 22, C 15. Dealers are quoting 1'0? the graded pack delivered AL AM 50, 13 28, 0 20, and quoting this pack to retailers at AL 55, AM 53, B 32, C 23. Retail to con- lumer AL -60, AM 53-3, 13 39-47.

Poultry market is weak and deal- ers are very cautious in pm-chug,

receiving financial assistance from the Society.

From time to time donation, "9, made by leading English speaking friends and needless to say. such a mark of friendship is deeply ap. preciated,

.The following is the slate of of. flcers for the Charlottetown branch for next year;..

President - Mrs. Jerome G31.

3 llani. Vice-Prcs;dent -. M;-5, vemm-, Maoliiachern. Treasurer - Mrs. J. H. Bian- chard.

Secretary - Iilr. F. E, Doiron,

Activities 0f Cooperative Est Thomas Aquinas

Union Of PEI

.id. Reviewed

Society Holds

Auditor - Mr. Jerome Gallant,

Committee - Mrs. Relic Gallant, Mrs. Edmond Arscnault, Mrs. John Walsh, Mrs. Robert Arsenault, Mrs. Henry Doiron, Mrs. Cyriac Gallant, Mrs. Eddie Gallant, Mrs. Adolphe Doiron. Mrs. Cyril shepherd, Mrs.

- v - I v . - -d" D-"L REV. J- V. Crawford. in jail and one drunk and ii an- many years in Drodl-I01"! I PW feed" "I35 L”''""”5 if? udkfjsilg It . if - - James Davey, Mrs. Andrew Arse- mhrked "Sm" ”" m" Maritime gozrungi sf::lL”gc,,LT,lf;, '.i,e,,,,Td”;?,o COMMUNION Service in Annan- ?1:l:s.Was (med 310 and Wang 01 ten Ililiht-'tMfisicliaFi:l1lly Murphy, M”.

CCOIIOIHY.

. 1 M b , 1f. dale United Church, July 13 at 2.30 To dc appy on S em p.m. conducted by Rev, Mr, Cor. Following are excerpts from the alive. I believe Abraham Lincoini ---

The history of industrial

ORWELL - VERNON United

W-'10i7m5"I I” Cent”) C””dB has ,1 kum report submitted by President said ”Nothlng can ruin a. countrv The annual meeting Of the Char- been clearly Illoclaied with 3 1' it Any G00 I ' ...... Church M C&m,m”' Services mi Louis O'Connor at the annual if the people themselves undertake ilottetown branch or the St Th - - iiigmixigriitimlexiduasiridal amziiiiitiiziyig From time to limp we liciir, liai" my Exvch GL'l5JG?VI;3 lgglzrlshnu :I1xeurililyy'V.ItlIl1gy 1; Sorzilvdfzlll 11.i5apII1rn.. f.3?f:l”gnf::W;rdag”?: ihlgdC0-gneII'- salfety; notliirfiizt 0?" save,” 3 Aflmas Society was held mtrvin SI'"'I”'1"k5 "lid "wk ""9 . urc r , , . -. . , , ' ce war s- ' l n Ian 5 r v , ' . . W: W3. ::l..2.:i..”:.::.g::.:l .2::;:::.:.”i: Nifan.".:.w at 25? .::::::".m H " 3 Y ”l.iil””i ;".l-i,”:1:...:2..t3:f it-up wu- ers w con r u e e L . - - "L Cavendl h 3 Ms” L 7.30. My t ' t i t ' "Perhaps in no year sinc tie "W lit. h . th. ' 'di I ' I ' f V . . rence Sdawhyt atrhd III niiightswerlg Iiiizitddjiiiiltvogiiilitghllrigiguiiioiils IIIIIIII; WHW31”W0ri-hf mI1'II:t6l'- a hint??? John F. MMKay' ED" inception of the Co-operativea Uri- to rezdniliulst lltiltlliigiiig C;liIIl('IIlllni iizifdghggp of members mate in M. GoonWEAn HI'MIIer t e ar me a ' - - . g . . g - , xziilireziie to aa complementary. P0W' such 5 statement may mdkme TRYON- BONSHAW Grou of - i3oerI:nhal?res;)exiiiel1d:htzinvoiIIdI1(Ir mgtlaxzii-Sds tsfiifelserieiiidgi-tiafkethietspgtfgfy tltllidtrii- In. his Waning ”'"”k'”- if” Maritime ln- either of two things. First, that P HAMPTON Pastoral Charge, the This has necessmwd the holding mg can Save it if they lave my 3:':-:l1:eE:l.lh1e3T- J. H. Blanchard,

d el pment if - g atllgtrlegvg in to prosper and Man- United Baptist Churches. On Sun united church of Canada. member, for their

vices Sunday July 13: Eonshaw 11

the Federation has not done what sex-..

the member expected or; second. that which

others to accomplish they should do themselves.

(1 , of sev m t" f B d . . . , ay July 13,Trycn.Sunday School three E? Mffdfilgg-art: xYnl:l;:mg:"lm continuing li'lI.CrE5L in the welfare

limo economy he kept on a sound g . y y ,

basis. The suggestion arising at that the member is not aware of a.mweEiizlgiglaxyyiorshlghnggg g,g;., Desablge 3 Vlctpmg Conjunction with me Pp E. L Cm- "The Comparative Umon mm of the Society. He gave is brief 39. 4 ,p 7 the FNGHHP" 3leF”'mC3””” what " has d,9,"he',he1u-2,. aim School, 2.00 pm. Public Worship, ,,',i,,,Ji.'.';” W" ' ' Butch 515 Uhioh League. In the past never accomplish the tasks foricmtm 9t L”? W9” 0f "115 50C1'3IY Il'!l'315GPC0110mY,'09qlI1'P meeting that the Dominion Gov- In dealing vu a Fh e 3.00 ppm. Rev. W. G. Kmam mm; - year due to quick decision requng which in was designed mm suchiwhlcli is doing so much for the small trucks with auto Irnmehl might I39 I"l"9-"ed I” it may ha pmmed out iii”, ":0 tor. ' , . ed in some cases an executive com- time as the local organizations edumi-Ian GI Acadia” Wulh 111 I-his IIWSA TINY ”""' bum "3 Oi-if POW" Pmblems "WY "9'- be dm"e"I means "'9 Mmaiffe en gggg, CPR:sB;3TEl):I'.n:' ghurch in mittee consistinz of the pl'cs- which are its promoters realize Pll0VmC9- "mil "P W II19 YOHEII so far fetched as it first appears. the member to.acquaint . lms I CORNWALL United Charge Se” am! :1. Wopfle 1'1 Charge. The mems of me Cogopemuve Union the immensity of men. responsmlg The minutes of the last meeting punishment they get on I The Maritime Power Commission with what is going on. F1251: has Vices July 13 Wm be conducted by liours.,of service for Sunday. July and of me credit Umon League mes and provide the nmnceslm were read by me secreyaryy Mm Fl srnlli truck. For lowest may Some day become 5 reality attendance ut meeting. .econd, the minister Rev A S wen, as 13 "5 fo””w5' Gladgnw R0ad' 11 and one other director from each acquire sufficient staff to carry our.il::. Doiron and adopted as read m"'P"'mu” "P""im”' Ind Ill! C0mhIh"I 9Xi"'5l”” ”( ”'eH"”.dmg air, ."gw5plahI;ers,,a?1?0 follows: Cornwall. at 1-100 aim" B-'l3i3k””p1f;, 3MI,)'mtiLa,Fa::; of these organizations and Mr. the services necessary for the ac- The t,reasurer's report givenibyi i"”'m"mblm,-Huge md ower for industrial and agri- pub cations. Mr. M g: , ' ' ': i ,- 45 - - I "3 Dennis was 3 aimed. Tm; com. th' W . V . ' , . ong trou e-ree service, 9 TIN? member WI” Crmcnes hm Kingston at 3'00 pm" New Domm Blaikia smdmt mmisi" L” mittee besidesppdcaling with de- It9ii?pIl:1sh?eenIh:f 5116:0843 ondf I Iihcaii'Ixiihslclha5IotiiiLI)rdf:ri1al.iIi2insckIImE: T13: 3” "5 for Gaodyeu Hi"

cultural PFDFIUCUOH P f"C'- ion at 7.30 p.m. Cornwall Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. other schools

at regular hours.

Miler Ribs for your small

preach at all services. Every one trucks!

own organization is perhaps in welcome.

many cases the one who takes the least active interest in it and fails responsibility

tails connected with League and Co-op Union directors is also the committee of Co-op Insurance and

enterprise. V . ISO:-ieiy has had a very active and "We have thirty-lnur nri.'an1za- successful year, the total receipts

Important Gatherings tions or chain of co-opci-a.l.ive as- for the year ammmiing to me van.

ST. JOHNS l3resbyterian Church,

The past week saw three 1"" 10 l'"”” M3 W” ARRIVED IN JAPAN - vim , the National Cred” 50C1elY- This soclalions. with five of a staff for? . - 10W-Plltl Mlllllioli m :3.-. -et ”::.::.- Charlottetown. those of the P. E. e rea City, has recewed word that he, Sacrament of the Lordi Supper but l'csults accomplished lead us ucatioll, promotion, income taxlhcrsmp fees hm Specially from incl--price lieidpfm

' 1 rd: rage, traction.

to believe that we should have had 5UCh 11 Wmmillelf 50ml? NETS local operation, staff cliangcs, ox- R80. and in the future we will be pansion, laws, as well as serving , h0ldIhE mmliihly meetings. ins a sympathetic ear for the 3' it” d5.V the PTEVWU5 53'-UYd333 ”C0h5IdET3b19 Study was made grievances of directors. managc- M11911 Credit 13 CIU9 the lad!" of Mr. L. P. MacIsaac's suggestions ment, and members. This samgimcmhers who organize and spon-

ization rests not in the Officers and Directors but in the willmge ness of the membe3 I0 Study Mid understand their problbms and bring their united thinking 10 5” effective point. The farmer who

problems, council on all phases ofime proceeds of and parties. mmy

.ma:.'e sales, cake sales, lottery and

1. Women's Institutes, the Credit Union League and the Co-op Un- ion. All three are a vital force in the life of the Province and while operating in different fields. work towards the common end of

husband, Pte. Garnhum, has ar- rived in Japan aboard the M. M. Patrick, and expects to be there for at least a year. Pie. Garnhum is with the R.C.A.M.C. '

and Baptism will be observed. The Rev. T. H. B. Somers, M.A., S. T.M., Interim Moderator will preach the sermon and administer the Sacrament.

value! Cut life costs from the start. with t h e G o o d 1c a r Mlrslhon.

a better and mo" IWIIYIHI ”” "Y5 W” "I" F"1""i”" is ME CARD PARTY - Winners at in resard to changes which might staff audits fifty-four credit un-isor these activities and who work

n 1. not difficult to think of com- necessary or egfcfjlvengf :3? the parka,” and Pam, held Callljgllgrxl-E:3g1lgr1:'bi1:::?'1gfV&'1'l;: be made in the practices now used ions, nscens to an their grlev-150 zealously for the good or the mono: sun:-aim

””'"f'"”.'l ";...::3...:::; '.”Jt"2:..'ii.”2. as ... A... lair: E3;Z?Z”32.":..”””f.?:Z2” 0: W as ”.:"' . 5.2....-3.:-:.2:-1.2., :2: o s ' ' ' ' ' . n , , - - , , v

cern ng e m ladies first, Mrs. Fred Mac- am on July 8 was read by Mr. Andy 8 share and oan opal men , ea sl T e s Thomas Aquinas Society sum" of mg ye".

for Comm.” l"'l”'9V"'m””L "the? Changes are still under con- in share deposits and loans, an-,u-as first organized at Bloomfield

certainly their Cahi-1"lbl1"0n l” Mahon; ladies' second, Mrs. James , . r educational and community my Fnm Forum MacAleer and Mrs. J. D. Mac- ffrghfl ;14Ecg:c:err”- m;'' We sidcratlon, and no doube we have swcrs questions from 001313 Mid fin 1919. but for a number of years IInts"i:II;IlfrImdrIp Askili, equal: consolation, Mrs. e C C 3 " 3 app 3 hemmed W 3 C0h51d015b16 degree credit union sources outside me Soclcty pull on and on the

provement has been of such high order as to be recognized by even the least informed.

The Credit Union League fed- srating as it does the active Cre- lit Unions of the Province, is con-

, the very liitie was done, Province, submits reports to Duiiiiiexmilm one might Sm. in name 35 Bradsilleew 9” 31,1 C9'”p5 imdionlv. However in 1937'.'it was re- supplies the Statistical Dept. of im.g'amZed and'p1aced an I wund, Agriculture at Ottawa with alllwomable bag” ' credit union and co-operative fl-p Mr J islanchard hag

in a report of the funeral publish- ed Wednesday. The funeral was held from Nine Mile Creek Church to Canoe Cove Cemetery.

by the information he lcceivcd from his course in England and his study of the history and ex- periences of the different. coun- tries in Europe in regard to co-

Tenis Gallant: gents first, J. 0. Prunty; second, Lloyd Laney; con- solation, Fred Decoste.

Already topics have been agreed upon for the coming Farm Forum season. Some are brand new. oth- ers are different HPPYOBCIWS I0

IOOK ROI THIS "HIGH SIGN" OF QUALITY

nose VALLEY United Church hm

terned with that most worth the perennial problems that con- Regopmmg Service! Sunday. July TRYON PASTORAL Charge. uperaliile theory and practices. nancial statements, approves alii g, . .. at 1. M. he to

:1 hundred other things I

he mEnlI0Md Farm held Sunday, July 13 as follows:

i d . Th 0 es may ' . hlilnliin mpg-Iaiilflees vdlaysystt.-ml: Iliidvmerri in Public Life: Rural and E151 :1w,EE1Ic?wg'p?x:efiQn:&e;Fe;k.?&E:g 11 a.m. Union service of Tryon managers and dmcwrs or "I9 think of, and yet we wonder how lifadcmllp and with the 00-099"- urban equality in edumiluhi Ruml my, 31),, Kuegf, weaker and 5010- and Crapaud congregations at local co-ops for their instruction our money is bcing spent. Froinyiloh OT M-Hdlun People the S001!- cm-V g mo, and urban relationships. BN1! '1”, gum” by Kensmggon Junk”. Tryon. At 7.30 p.m. service in Cape and information. These courses, the lime mm,-mguon 1 can get, an ty has had remarkable success, W I 1,. I S E Traverse. Rev. J. A. Jardinc or should be of great benefit to man- gihg way private enterprise admin. which has fllily.juslificd the vis- II R

icatlon of farmsteads. and WW” are our new Farm Leaders. Other questions for discussion will be Farming as a Career. Why FY15” Supports, Are We 0vcr-mechan-

choir. 8 pm., Bonshaw quartette will sing. Rev. W. B. MacPhail, minister.

THE PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Bdemehl Bhd I-0 l-hi! dillcffillr llsters their business I think we arc ion and foresight. of its founders. VULCADJIZINO B08l'dS lh llhgalld I0 the 0l30l'M10ll icxpecting something far beynndi The Society now has a very con- 01 their OTEBHIZBUOINL what we have been willing to pay sldcrable growing fund which is