ad .m. as being “The middle of the jent there does not appear to be) ace fn rain fall which last }in spite of dry weather. tend- obtain which wif! tem- For lobster fishermen |mucb prospect of good steers four months is very cap lee & inte ee ee er cae The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, May 15. 1959. 18 at this time of the jing that low for’ some time. In/than half the long term period, |is the result of frost still being in # thea ’ ; : a.m. is closed to being |the case of lambs the supvort|So far May hasn't done very |the ground. Last Lancaster sea rescue work. kt was the last; RX-219 wasn't among those a Se le are See os ae tetova Se eeeae. se rence eng hog Fr Pegs venga — Se any event we can hundredweight. case It may be interest note | PLANT TREES ional RCAF. war, was Canada Sct ic day" end’ what | both teers and lambs the roarket|,,2% "aay be interest Wxnote A great asset ahd adornment| Leves Comox Fit.-Lt. Timmie Huisman, 37-|1945 and later adapted for Mar- there does not seem to be Sr drought for many years occurred | to any homestead is a good shel- COMOX, B.C. (CP)—The year - old pilot from Monarch,|itime patrol. . prospect of agreement om in 1921 when less than ‘three |ter belt. They are not difficult » BC, last | Alta., who flew the famous craft merits of fast time. Starting with November during | inches of rain fell during the|to grow and native white spruce| the RCAF’s operational Lan-|during the Second World War| . FIXES ERRORS CATTLE SUPPORT the past six months has had com-| months of May, June and July.|makes a very satisfactory hedge. |©@sters left here Wednesday en)when they established themselves} A British firm has perfected Beef is one of the products | siderably above the average hours |The net result was of course ex-| This is the time of year to plant |Toute to Halifax and retirement! as among the most effective bom-| radio equipment that will auto- Eichich comes unter 0 mandatary |. Seemann. Svar So. pest Ay | tremely peer crepe. Good qrawih | Woes Bs stnet to made.now te 2 from selive ai Sees sarving bers of the time, was at the con-| matically detect and correct .er- flecr price. However the Seer | Years Wie ot meen Pr re cn ee ce emaree the | surprisingly short time the trees' The RX-219 will be used in air-'trols for the flight East. rors din transmissions. - time due to the fact |% Sunlight or an average of|month through the growing Qoor. Over he is en years the | bom nurs or aost10|""Work ete and "has floor. Over the last ten years or Work on begun average price for good steers om | hours per quite generally, during this week ‘ ] floor would therefore be $17.89) have course been accompanied | equipment are going quite stead- : cr } per hundredweight. At the mom-!'by considearbly below the aver- ily. The soil still does not show, :

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knockout figure spoofs current glamor queens.

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ATO HAPPINESS Pqnose te growers who | to 42 } potatoes 6“ TO 16°

knife, held by master cutler Rudolph Grohman

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