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SATURDAY, ' - g -1-mi CHAR!-O'1‘TET0WN GUARDIAIS __ _ rannuan
Spend Yourld
The average fam|Iy’s
NOW ARE SHOULD BE
oneyWiseIy
food expenditures
NIESTERN GUARDIAN
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_BUY HORSE BUGS, robs and
wg-ops at Braoe's. Feb. 5-2i.
-SPECIAL LEAP YEAR skate
in Kensington Rink Monday even-
mg, Feb. a. at s v.m~ Adml“l°“
as and lac. aio-2-5-ai
lMr. Lewis W. Goff
Addresses The
Livestock Raisers
A special meeting of the Livestock,
Raisers was held in Iona hall on
Tuesday, February 2nd. Mr, Lewis
W.
Cfollf Oo. Ltd., Charlottetown, gave
an interesting address on the raising
Goff manager of the Lewis takes one han, the feed to finish
= 'Ji =»-is if - " 'W-"*"
The mistake that most farmers
make is that they try to run a
young animal through the first
year and a half as cheaply as pos-
sible. The first six months is the
most iiiipoi-tant in a calf's ilfe and
if properly fed up to that time.
there is very little trouble and only
them off at the required t weight
and every tlme, the owner will al-
si ,= --1 €==I a M Y 6,. 1932
Lingerie ale
BI! OUR RICHMOND BTBIIT WINDOW_ ,
The
-riwmr sau:-'nie 1.0. n. E. and
marketing of livestock.
MILK AND ITS PRODUCTS
will hold a. Pantry S8-la Ln Brice
ways receive 11 fair market price.
The Lewis W. Goff Co. Ltd., is
MEAT AND FISH
BREAD AND CEREALS
VEGETABLES, FRUITS
EGGS
SUGAR l
MISCELLANEOUS
If you will use MORE MILK and MILK PRODUCTS
and more vegetables and fruits
You will have Better Health-Be more Eff icient-and
Save Money.
Garden City Milk
is safe Milk
Save this ad. It is
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A Poole Pen Leads
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lim; l.:i,\iii;; IN.-i'~'\si for iiii- \\'i‘|‘l\
Tlepr-rt of iliv l‘i-lr.i~e liilivzirii lslniiil
ending Jun. 80, l'Jli‘.!. ‘
20% 44%
35% 12%
13%
17%
. . 6%
3%
5%
15%
13%
5%
5%
6%
one of a series
Furniture Dept. Saturday after- ed
Jie Library. sale starts at 3 o‘c1°¢k- in
sas-2-5-ai
-BEDEQUE UN'l'l'ED-Church ed
of Oarrada. Services for Sunday, to
'i p. m. The Minister, Rev, L. P. be
Archibald will preach an all sei-vices. Li
-FUNERAL SERVICES - The ug
nan, was held _Monday morning m
from his residence in Tignish to
by Rev. A. J. McDonald. The pall-
EASTERN GUARDIAN
_. Einpo
February 7th; Bedeque. 11 a. m.; dressed
Bearletown, 3 p. rn.; Caipt Traverse, "
ing held in the interests of the
'estook ralsers of Iona and the
--- surrounding districts. We have with
this evening a, gentleman who
funeral of the late Mr. J. A. Bren- will address you on the raising and
8
bearers were Messrs. C. F. Morris- iTh
say, J. A. Mcoratn, J. J. Ariieiiauit, levmmg in the interests 0, mei
Edward McGrath. Liv l
the cold on Tuesday evening to
noon, Feb. 6th in aid of the Pub- Mtv
Iona hall.
's About. one hundred farmers brav-
Mr. James Daly who operates the
rimenial station, at lions, act
as Chairman, called the meeting
order ot 8 o'clocl< sharp and ad-
the meeting as follows:
rketlng of Livestock
\
Irtake great pleasure in introduc-
the church of St. Simon and St. mg to you. ML Lewis w_ Goff of
Jude, where High Mass was served Chm.]0tte¢0wn_-1
l Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen
is meeting is being held th‘S
roun g C 'Y ‘ Livestock to us for the past few
great pleasure to be able to meet months and whether they are satis-
, ,/ ,
Biggest and ’  ~
nd tm Farmers meeting heldlol’ Prince Eclirard Island. five ol'
Gentlement: This meeting is -
estock raisers 0’ I°n”' and sur' l the farmers who have been _shipping
din ouriir and it itll/'N 111°]
>,,-__
D. F. MacDonald, Souris.
<An Appropriate Ditty)
Ttorid gits rougher every mile;
mmm; .mn cnasiu for siiie. ‘fa
179.1,2o-1 month lblcms that the Livv.\toci< rnisi-i~ has
“Jog On, Jehosophat” ”‘
gathering and to be able to say ill
words to you, which I hope Will
help you -to solve the maui' W0-
io deal with under Present wndi-
ons.
You will all og-ree with mo that
the year 1931 has brcii one of thc
ost discouraging _\'crii's ihzit the
5'°“ an here this evening in onelfled with their returns, no matter
w
oiviied :ind opei‘n/ted by the famxers
its six Directors. all large farmers 5
located in different parts of the
Island and the. whole business is
run t.o protect the best interests oi’
its Shareholder members, and every
fiiririer in this hall tonight, will be
given a chance to join up with us
right here at the close of the
meet'ng, when I have explained to
you how fully the work' we are
carrying on to the besf, inteicsts of
our Slmrcliolciers and customers
as a whole. (Mr. Goff then went on
to explain fiilly the work his Com-
pany wus doing to better conditions
for farmers throughout the Island).
I have fully and carefuly cover-
cd the whole ground and now I
would like to hear from some of
whether it is good news or bad
news you have to tell us, now is
the time before any new farmers
join uP with us, also if there are
:my questions you would like to
ask, I will be only too glnd to an-
swer them. ,
A large number of fal'n1ers`
1
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John B, Poole
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(Ciuoki) .log on, Jchosopliat, an' m
Miile‘s gone lame an' the hen's nv
worry, lay;
Com's ‘way doucn iin' wheat donlt rc
show some style, mr v r _ _
province. “nth no price for ther
estock and in ri lot of crises, no
sale, in the past year. This is the
nson that todny, we find seventy-
c per cent. of thc Livestock be-
mcrs have ever iviincsscd in this
llii'ou;;iiout the hall spoke for 8.
few iiiiiiutcs nnd said that they
were well satisfied with the good
work Timo Lewis W. Goff Co, Ltd., .
were doing in Iunii Diritrlct, :ind
that iiicy \vci'c :ill wcll satisfied
my; llv
‘ng placed on the market, 01111! H
. Ladies
Ever
Each
Article
69c
Pylamas, Slips, Nightgowns, Brassiere
Vests and Bloomers at 69c each
- An Unusual Good Buy Has Made lt Possible
“ni an  is To Offer You These Garments at,Such a
Best _ Sale
ol   
Underwear e
0lfered
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`ll.
ll. IIQD.
Jil. Exp.
14. Exp.
15. Exp,
1ll. Exp.
JT. Exp.
18. Exp.
Siiilion, <'liiirLiiii-'  I 7. -
Siillliln,
Stiilioil,
Station,
Htiiliini.
Siiiiiiiii,
Slniiiiii,
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Prndiiction .'."..:) pe. cent.
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OLYMPIC STADIUM, Lake P`:ii-- l"i‘bi~ii:i:'_v 2, nfici' hc hnd entered the
g , . ld, N. Y. Feb. 4.-GCrm:11i_v iii fvziivd  Ciiiipiii .section of this Pnibattled
.V _» si Poland 3 to 1 today m me ,-.iigniirl l r~ii_\'_ inelny retunied to the inter-
Olymplc hockey mntclies ni' :lie op-i nlll
ening day, joining C.imcl:i. con- ll"
queror of United Siritvg lay the sonic Ch
score in overtime iiiii: iii/iriiing in ‘ml
 the iuieefoiiefi ci.i.._.». “"1
The game v.-as plain-nl through :i 4
ywii-ling snow storm in the bitter pm
I M _L sec
md at th" outdonr rink and “qs fricnrl whom he had previously
oiiglit to ihc international settle-
oiit alter rescuing his own wife
d child.
The Canadian was unharined, he
ici. He nt once took up his duties
between the mm' t°am5~ with the volunteer corps guarding
e border of the settlement.
hard and close throughout. The br
Gen-nan victory placed thc Teiitons m
In a tie with Canada, each with an
two points to start the 12 game
round robin for the Olympic crown sa
Bread: Bread of flour is good
but there is a bread, sweet as`hon-
ey, if we would eat it, in a. goodi
book, and the family must. be
`.lvi;iiii.ii\ l‘re»<s (`niile vin. Reuters)
Sil.»\_\'fili!\I_ China., Ifcb. 5.-(Fri-
fl.i~._”»-~lli:iii~y Dciirson Currie, Canad-
'l 'l
invse who rietaiiieil him for a
<l liiin aiir.iliei~ clay.
Currie, who had rfntcrcd the Cha-
th
Ambition: Anibiiion often puts
poor, indeed. which cannot for such men upon doing the meanest offi-
multipliable barley loaves pay their cfs; so, Climbing is performed in
bal-:er's bi.li.~R.uskin. the same posture with creeping.
iviio was reported niissing on
ionnl settlement and told officials
had been twice arrested, once by
', :incl again by Japanese. who
area benriiig a Union Jack, was
king the mother of 11 Chinese
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Hogs no better, steers too cheap; _
Cows quit milkin'; meat Won’ keep; m
Onis all heated, spufls nll froze;
Friilt crops busted, wind still blows; th
Sheep seein puu.\', an’ I`ll be dum- is
cd.
Rye field's flooded an' the hay an
RS
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siacl-:'s bumcdi mg
tie better than hull fiiiislivd and
long as the fariiicrs coritiiiiic
is practice, it will be iinpiisilile
the nxporici' to find ii foi'ciq'i
arkcl. for the fnriiici's l.ivc.-=‘nek`
d it is going it long \\':i_v iii liclp-l
the Expoi'ter from other Prov-
A niiniber of questions were then
shoi at Mr. Griili' from all cm‘nci's V
of the linll, ivliirli hi- :iiis'.\‘ercd to _
ilin siitisfnrfiiiii of iiil, .=:li<i\viiig his (
Hood "lrisli hiiiiior" in iiiaiiy cases, _
to iiic rliflliyiit of his :iii<lience._ _'
The iiicctiiig was ilirn brouziii to
it close, riitci' Miz Goff had nn-
v
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ll fusf postpone ill".
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"Then I lciirncfl in 1. ly on ASp;r;,,_~»
The mire cure fi-ri _»i .,. 1, h 2; ._
times we must y.ii_~.l'|’»y~.i»i-Hill.All1?;.l,'.,r";Fm1:"5\f’:m°`
snves ilicl diiy. Tiiii i..i»iiii,;_ "ml ||,,.',,,,HR,,,q ',`.,[;,',r';N
 
Keep As irinliiiniiv, D 'i ~ .
fairing ii. rpiiiiriiriir 1.i..-...|7,'.i,,,,"fff,2$,,’1}§1§§',.‘1l.""‘ 1'"
be heroic, but it is :ilso ii liiil/i fo:.ligh_`50 jg g,,,§',YnT"V
A nighifs sleep l>cc:iii~,i; _\iiii`i~ie :in :iniinying rr.|.| mq
iirlliiled tlironi, or ,igriiiiiliiiiiif iimiii iir‘iir'il'i`9r
Ilcurltis. These ifiiili-In ii|.\iiv_z`li~lii~vi-._ ,They 
\‘l8p|'e!8 l.llB_ lliillrl, api( may lm igkpn f,-ec|v_ '.|.h“ iq
medical opinion. lt _ir ri mi i-rialilished by tho] 1
twenty years of mcdii-.qi I.r,,¢|,.,__ il*
The only cnulinn in in oiir r- 1 ' .
buying Aspirin. i)f»n't‘i.¢k- ii 5ilh:i‘llul?\  
not sci the same. Aspirin is made in Condo I
(Cluck!) Jog on, Jehosophat, we
aint down yit.
Coal's in high nn’ crops in low;
Rail rates doubled, got no show;
i\f<iney's tighter, morals loose;
,Bound to git us-\vhai’s. the use?
Sun’s not shinin’ 'as it should;
Moon a_in lightin' like it could;
Air seems heavy; water punk;
Tests yer ni(-tile; shows yer spiuik;
No use stopp`n‘ fo de-bate-
iCluck!)jog on, Jehosophat, its git-
tiri' late.
Wheels all wobble; axle's bent;
Dashboards broken; top all rent;
One shaft splnterod; iother sags;
Sents all busted; end-gate drags;
May hang fgether-b‘lieve it will;
Careful drivin'li make it still;
Roads some better; not so rough-
Troti Gosh ding yel Thats the
stuff!
Old trap's movin' r’ght good
speed- `
<Ciuci<i> Jog on, Jehosophat,
you're some old steedl '
-Griff Crawford.
Periodic-
Eye Examinations
Don't wear your glasses for
five or isa years, as some do.
without re-examination, for in
um time serious eniiriges
Are vitally important, whs-
ther one’s eyes are good or
otherwise.
may take place, which l! not
discovered, may work per-
manent injury to the most
precious sense you possess.
G.F. NUTCIIESON
is province :iiiil take our oivii
What prices will the Lii'iw.l.Jf'k _
ritiscrs get for their Llvcstoric this!!
present ycnr? This is a qiicstion
that :ill Prince Eil\i.'.ii'<l island
fnrmiirs are asking riglil, ii'1\v_ Ni-. WEHAINGTON AND VICINITY
Look's some gloomy. I'll admit- mms to Ship “Tu finishfd l’°"l ml" Viioiincccl that lin ivoulri call on each ‘
th A .ine pci~s.oii:illy the following clay,
home marke. n\\n_v from us. who had nm, m.0S(m_k mm, “.i_<h[,d
o sell, ni: he iiiintcd to buy 11 cnr-
iiid before rn-tiiming io town.
aocurary what the pi cos nri 1
e nse to find the best mai-lets]
obtainable and to keep the price]
of
The farmer who lets his Livestock
go for the s_ake of gi~ow`ng root
cro
price of potatoes and iurnips every'
fall is starting on the biggest
gamble any mim ever undertook
and is doing an injustice both to
himself and to his farm. I do non'
mean by this that the farmer
should stop growing root; crops, far'
from it, but as you all well know,
Prince Edward Island has no mar-
ket to speak of, of its own and
must depend on a. failure in some
other country to dispose of its root
Crop to any advantage, whereas in
other places where they grow pota-
lnc to bc Oni Comimny will <10, is iis ting Mr and Mrs. .ioim A.
one. of course, can prcilict witli
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everything possible and spare iiol Barlow,
X190
beef at least iibovc the cos; oi of
production, providing the farmers 21
throughoug, the whole Island will her sister Bernice, nui'sc-ii1-trnin-
co-operate with us at this time. mg ‘lf U10 HOW] D03" Hoslillfll-
ps and taking a chance on thc] “'
‘tfr Goo Nelson, Chnriottiztoivn
Miss Faustiiia Gaudet, of tlic firm
Arscriault & Gaudet, is sponding
few weeks iii Moncton, visiting
Dr. Dvlziiicy has purchased the
ell kiioivn trotting mare Sylvia
Peters, formerly owned by the lute
Dr. Garland, Milton, Ont.
Mr. Alward Barlow, of Spring-
field, Mass., has returned home.
A very interesting hockey game
took plncc Ruddy, 28th, ri double
header' between the Richmond
Rovers vs. Muddy Creek Rivals and
the Lennox Island Mic Macs vs
Wellington Skin 'Em Alive. A large
crowd witnessed the game, the score
was as follows: Richmond, 1;
Muddy Creek, 0. Mic Macs, 2; Wel-
l»0¢S. '£1103' have a Mme mflrkeffl llngton, 5. All four teams showed
where they can dispose of thi~m. wonderful speed and with a little
even if tho price is small. In other practice, no doubt would give the
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For Any Article at 0ur Big Sale
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Pylamas
’ New style Pyjamas in
Black and Scarlet, Black
and Gold, Bordeaux and
White. '
’/‘"3  rim.
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69c \ Sale Price
i i 69
Nlghigowns
 r Lao trimmed rigin-
gowns, many colours, all
Price Only
f 69::
Braniere Bets ol'
3P¢°i&1 Pantie and Brascloro to
match.
C
words, the farmer of Prince Ed- Boston Bruins n hard run.
from
OPTOMETRIST dr
fi
ward Island should raise the same
quantity of root crops cnch ycari
Monday, Foil. lst, the Wellington
and try and have sufficient L;\»c_ Enttlcrs cross sticks with thc Alber-
sne for the mot crop' Ike mis | forivard lu with meat iiitcrcst, the
presen; winter, the lnrgcst part of
the root crop could lic fed :ig hoiiie,l H
turning out for the fai-mer a boiler gt
grade of pork and beef and tlivre-
fore getting a better price for Live- (_
stock, which would cut down the II;
farmers loss to less than half. when
he cannot find any sale for his root
crop '
cnt
especially Helier beef, weigliing
s
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_ggwk 50 that when 1_h£.r,, 1_5 my ton Rvgnls. This gum: is looked
l W
ellingiou Bnttlers are coniiiu; to
ie front first :iiiil nn intcrfsilng
imc is expected.
The iiinny friends of Mr. Alex.
nilmit, nre glad to hear' hc is mak-
g speedy recovery.
Our side walks are iii zi very drin-
Th' I ’ I ’ U gerous condition owing to the recent
ere is aways sale or yoiin., hmvy thaw( 0
ile from two to four years old. d
_ A wiiist party licid in the Hall
€l8ht hundred to twelve lilln- Tuesday night wns not largely nt-
°d "Ve Wclllht and WM" Wen Ufndvd. 0WlniZ t0 the Severe C0ld daughter Summerside spent the
nished. it will always wmnifiiifi a nigiia Prizes were as ioiiqws; Lii- '
Gents Cons., Mr. E. F. Arscnault.
Mr. Wilfred Gaudet is indlsposcd
with a severe cold.
The men in charge of the lee
iiioklng in our new rink deserve
great credit. They work day and
night to have the ice in good con-
dition. Mr. John K. Day, in charge
f the engine and Mr. Elmer Gau-
ct icc making.
Mrs. Laurier Peters and infant
week end nt the home of Mrs. Pet-
Dl'i0€. W'-‘ll lll>0V0 ‘he Cav. Ol’ diou’ First, Mrs Arcade Arscnnult~ ers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emile
ood ~ . .~ i, _
roduction.  Ladies' Cons., Mrs. Carrol Delaney;
Arsenault.
sau; coMMENc11s 1=iz1nAvrAF'ri:nNooN
Prowse Bros. Ltcl.
Gents first, Mr. Emile L_ Gallant; Mr. Garfield Day has accepted a l Slander: A spiteful word Nfl
position as a section hand on the
Eilerslle line nnd leaves Monday for
that place. We are sorry to see Mr.
Dny leave the village.
Auction Bridge and skating is the
latest fad for the married folks.
The married ladies of the village
have their weekly skate and what s
merry bunch and a jolly good time
they have. ‘
The friends of Mr. Jas. B. Gal-
lant will be sorry to hear he is con-
fined to his bed.
Tests: What we can do for ano-
ther is the test of powers: what we
can suffer for another is the test
both ways. A slander hurts ill#
man or woman who spreads it in I
more deadly though unseen 'nl
than it hurts its intended victlnt
Victor Hugo nobly says-"EWU
sword has two edges and the mlb
who wounds with one, woundl
himself with the other."
Pairiotirm: inicriotism is iii
passion which aims to s¢r\'¢ W"
country, either in defendinl li
from invasion or protectlnl W
rights aria miiiimiriiiiix law! "ll
institutions, vigour and'i>“Ylll’7 n
is eiriirrieteruiie of s mod dw
tha noblest passion that anim
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