..SALE STARTS 9 A. M. THURSDAY

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SUITS - Tropleal I Worsted: and Summer - Weight Tweeds. g V L

Reg. 539.50 to 548.50

2 DAYS ONLY.

Thursday, June 29th--Friday, June 30th

race seven

59.95

- til-use-horse spill badly injured two jockeys and shook up a third the fifth at River Downs today. ohnny O'Brien. 31. up on Senecs's

STRAW HATS. .... 52.50. SALE . s1.e9 TARTAN sums. reg. sn.oo. sacs ..yss.95 FANCY HOSE, reg. 51.00, SALE .. .. .. 65: swear SHIRTS. reg. sz.so. SALE 51.35 swm surrs. reg. 33.95. sac: s2.95 ass JACKETS. reg. 58.95. SALE 54.95

CINCINNATI, June 27 -(A.P-- Pesty. suffered a broken bone. Josepih (Jimmy) Whalen. 24. received arm and head

when in Vite went down.

GAIARDINE SLACKS Variety Shades Best Buy In The -City

7.35.

SALE SPORT COATS A BLAZERS -9 Yeutlie' Navy or Maroon Sizes as to as R ”-:2-5 00 TOP QUAUTY Irish Denegal Tweed ”9"5ALE' - sum sacs SPECIAL . Regular 9 1 8 6 s7o.oo to s1s.oo I . ' SALE

. Reg. 542.50 SALE

28.50

Gabardine TOPCOATS Tailored by Croydon

r srocx-urwar reams-Nbous savmos

WINDSOR COLLAR SHIRTS White. Fancies. Solids

Reg. 54.00 to 56.50 SALE

2.89

WORK SOCKS 35: or 3pr. 51.00 WORK SHIRTS. reg. 53.50. SALE 51.59 OVERALLS-SPECIAL . . . . . .. FLANNEL SLACKS going at OTHER ITEMS 15 to 259A. OFF

. . 52.89 . . . . . 56.95

CORDUROY

NO ALTERATIONS

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Prince Edward Island Yorkshire swine held the limelight at the annual meeting or the Canadian society of Animal Production (East- ern Section) held here yesterday in connection with the Agricul- tural Institute conference, when a. paper on this subject -was read by Mr. I-I.'w. Clay, senior livestock field men for Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture.

Mr. Clay told a. keenly interest- ed audience how this Province had increased its market hogs during the past eight years from 8'1 per cent to 50.6 per cent Grade A. while the Canadian avenge re- mained stationary. Over 50 per cent of all sows qualifying in Ad- vanced Registry during the past year, he pointed out, were bred in this Province.

Factors responsible for this re- sult were thus listed by Mr. Clay: elimination of all breeds except Yorkshire; community ownership of boars; acceptance of Advanced Registry es s !IIOlIlll'l!I( stick for breeding stock; no lmportations; supervised line breediri with rigid milling; the inbreeding inst for top boars; the Provincial boar bonus policy for beers from qualified dams: the application of Advanced

2,000 MILE

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Qt. 1:1. I-CAL Io hmuigng; on that" noru;lly t 93”” cant buy better-AT Kw" ic"a". III ' 'D-'

The I-Gallon Drum is fitted remoyebis lap. vent lllll Ivpeerlu pourin about-a or with many I r-mu.

you new sraiiso olesee J I (IV! VICKI DPOICCHOII IIIIIII fmlllg an minim. diflerentiel and none (mug

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H” .34 .95

0.136. SAVES YOU 82.00

Registry to show ring require- ments.

He also explained that in the swine classes at the Provincial Show all sows over two years old must be qualified in Advanced Registry and all boars must be irom qualified dams. The four hundred Island breeders co-opoiu ate to make their swine breeding program work as one centrally au- pervised unit.

"In Prince Edwnrd Island," Mr. Clay said, "we are convinced that many Canadian swine breeders are laboring under a false ,-l 'tlon of bacon type as evidenced in

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orsiiv uivrn. men P. at. arms: soon On and after JULY 8rd this store will close at 6 EM. Dolly except wamvasoar 12:15: ssrvaoav 9: .-

the live hog. our results support this belief. We believe that swine breeders must pay more attention in utility values in selecting their ibreedlng stock. This problem lcalls for more effective leadership from livestock breeders across Canada."

Terms CeaTse”-lire Order Illegal

LONDON. June 27- (AP)-The Communist North Korean Gov- ernment today termed "lllegal' the cease-fire order issued Sunday by the United Nations Security Coun- cil

Gsailes Alenlls lever 'i'y-pe uroasuuc 3"”. 3"

GUN-With rd coil or that properly fits b ii pie I -

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JACK CAMERON

"THE STORE FOR MEN"

CHARLOTTETOWN

Brown. Fawn. Grey Reg. 512.95 While They Last

SLACKS

PEI Swine Production Achievement Is Reviewed

Place or Plowing Matches Stressed At All: conference

"Anyone interested 'in farming. when driving across the country can observe where Plowrnen's As- sociations are active," said Mr. J. A. Carroll. Ontario Department of Agriculture. in addressing the Agn- cultural Institute of Canada yes- terday.

stressing the place of plowing matches in agricultural extension work. Mr. Carroll said that these matches are so popular that they draw crowds of 1.000. to 5.000 at country contests, and nearly 200.- 000 in four days of the Inter- national Neighhorhood m a t c h. Threshing end silo filling gangs have been obliged to close down In communities 125 miles away from the Big Match.

Britain, the world nursery of farm skills. has been the cradle of good plowing for centuries. Dur- ing the war. the number of demon- strations and matches increased to encourage better soil cultivation. and to conserve precious fuel. In Canada, they have been promoted since earliest settlement days. some associations in Ontario having functioned for over 130 years.

In Every Province

While Ontario leads with some '10 local units. matches are held in every province. -with provincial competitions in several. At the mo International. organized by the Ontario Plowmen's Association, there were nearly 1200 entries,

In Ontario matches the Jointer Plow is standard. on the Prairies,

DOGS BOABDAED

WINTER It SUMMER

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The New China (Communist) ,Nows Agency said in a dispatch .from North Korea's capital. Pyongyang. that the "Government of the Korean democratic peo- pic's republic" issued a statement saying the order was illegal be- cause it did not participate in ma ;dlscuseIon and the Soviet and fchina did not attend. I

New Kennels, Ileaicd, Shady Run Exercised Dally

CAPT. PERCY Fortune Bridge

Stewart I Maelae

4 -iuuouricruo rns mums

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IlAlll'S BIKE SHOP

St. Peter's Road-Pbrltdsle Repairs to all makes of Bikes lawn Mowers Slaerpened & Repaired shop operated by BLAIR MOORE

wider furrows are demanded. and fame." in the dry belt, mould board plows in stubble are not encouraged. but communities. and by towns Tiller competitions instead.

plowing matches.

Among other things. agricultur-all

are favored cities.

Mr. Carroll

Champion plowmen have been banqueted by

"This is important." he added, "for if our young people feel that prestige is promoted by successful everything worth reporting in the press takes place in urban coin-

tiielr home

and IORDNTO. June

Open-mouthed anglers watched in envy as Mrs. Cecil (30551: of Tor- scooped a 19-inch. pound trout from the Credit River

onto. with her hands.

AN G LIES ENVIOU S

day when she saw the fish swim mlng toward her.

"I thought it was going to hit me. I just mule e grab for it an. threw it up on me bank." '

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SLNGAPORE, June 3 - men!

27 -(CF) -

three-

munggyned. 1:15 now possible for munities. there will be a tendency Mirs. Gosse was knee-deep in they 9") r' c”"m”"m "min" H" young men to "plow themselves to ito drift to them."

stream playing with her son Sun-

area of Perek today.

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