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Bodequ: Notes

Miss Wheeler. R. N.. returned to her cottage in Fernwood. rec- ently after an extended visit in Montreal.

Mrs. Leigh Lowtlier. Carleton. spent the 'weok-end with Mrs. James Henderson and Mr. l-lender- son. this village.

5 Mrs. Charles Henderson left on Wednesday morning. 21st. on a several weeks visit in Ma.ss., U.S.A.. among relatives and friends. All wish her a pleasant trip.

-Mrs. Annie Lang. who has been visiting with relatives and friends in Boston and New Hamp- shire for several months. has re- turned to her home in Lower Bedequo.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Craig left on Friday. lath. by train, on a trip to Vancouver, B. C. On the way they will call off at Montreal and other cen-ties. In the far west they will visit with relatives and friends. They plan to return about the middle of May.

Miss Freda Myers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hober Myers, Carle- ton. left on a three weeks vac- ation, on Monday. l9th. She will go first to Toronto and spend some time with friends there. and on her return trip she will visit rela- tives in Moncton. N. B. Miss Myers is on the Office Stafli.' of the M. F. Sdhul-man Co., Summerside.

The March meeting ofihe south Bedeque Evening Auxiliary of the W. M. S.. was held at the home of Mrs. Horace Wright. Lower Bedeque. on Wednesday. 14th. Eleven members were present and two visitors. The worship service.

Farmers and Taxpayer!

fed. up with that aection of the Canadian press which, in discuss- ing the payment of sixty five mil- lion dollars to western tI'0WGf3- P9?- sists in dividing Canadians into two classes, and fann- era. We fail to see that any damoglnal effect to the economy of Ca d as a, whole. is going to result in the transfer of this money from Canada to western Canada. It does not appear to be a iifeat deal dif- ferent from shifting your wallet from one pocket to mother. Those same newspapers might do- vote some consideration to the transfer of wealth which has gone on for the past half century from western Canada to Central Can- ada and which has resulted in the development of wealthy and power- ful commercial enterprises particu- larly in the province of Ontario. Attempts to crucify Mr. Gardiner on a cross of golden wheat will likely backfire to Mr. Gardiner's advantage. A study of Mr. Gard- iner's career i dlcstes when the golng gets tough. the Minister of Agriculture's ability to take care of himself. The taxpayers. we feel. should be reminded of the fact that through- out tho war the western wheat farmer underwrote the cost of cheap flour and bread. Farmers are taxpayers.

Weekly Newspapers of Canada

Among Theifarmi era Federation iii Agrloiuiiliro lions I

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oration. on its pin. realises thot Kcvornmants have no mallo wand to use in the creation of new ems. It is sound policy for the Fedora- tion to be reasonable in its demand; but not necessarily apologetic.

cradled In Tho Waveio

Many Federation members were personally ocouointed with Dr. John T. Oroteau. whose book. "cradled In The Waves" is just off the press. Dr. Croteau'vo book deals in s. most interesting way with the development of the Co-operative movement. Form Radio Forum, Federation of Agriculture, and Adult Education.

Persons still active in the public life of the province are frankly dis- cussed and the attitudes and habits of Prince Edward Islanders anal- ysed in a interesting fashion. All will perhaps not agree with the authors opinions but we do feel that all win enjoy -reading the book. "cradled In The Waves" would be a distinct addition to any library in the province.

The Federation Is Born

on Sunday, March 25th. the Fed- eration of Agriculture celebrates it's lath Anniversary. Ten years ago, representatives oi ten organizations met and organized the P. 2.1. Fed- eration of Agriculture. Two oi these Broups - the Horse Breeders Assn. and the P. E. I. Livestock Marketing Board. are no longer active. But. to the number hnve been added, tne Co-operative Union. Milk Produc-

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summon-side. taster llondoyaftelw noon fromgd to 6.80. Tickets .05.

-CONVALIICING.-lrho many friends of Mrs. W. P. M&ride. Kensington. will be glod to bear she returned recently from Prince County Hospital is convalesc- lng nicely at horn .-K.

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25th, Freetown 11.00 A. M. Travol- lers Rest, 2.30 P. M. North Bedeque 7.30 P. M. Rev. Kenneth Campbell. Minister.

-ILL AT KINSINGTON. - The many friends and acquaint- ancu of Mrs. l-tenth Cooley. Ken- sington, will regret to hear that she is indispcsed with a serious blillious attack and hope for her speedy restoration to health.-K.

-CENTRAL BEDIQUE BAP- TIST FELLOWSIIIP. -- Rev. D. M. Fraser. Pastor. Services for Sun- day. March 2510:. Central Bedeque 10.45 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. Every- one .velcome.

--BOBDBN CECIICH SERVICE Sunday, March 25th. in Legion Hall at 8 P. M. Bible School at 2 P. M. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Wednesday Evening at Mrs. H. MiaoKenzie's. Everyone wel- come. Rev. D. M. Fraser. Minister.

-SUDDI-INLY ILL.-Mrs. Aiex- , ander Cousins, who is visiting at) the home of her daughter. Mfoi.i Roy McArt'hur, Kensingion. took

a sudden illness on Tuesday, and.

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It was also moved and seconded to make fudge for sale at Film show. . uunchtobeurvodtollilmnoard members. Proceeds from lunch at school amounted to 8.15. The Treasurer reported sending leotion .05 cents. All small bills have been paid. . It was decided to have an old hot sale at next meeting. Mrs. don Drummcnd invited membe to her home for the next meetL,. bunch committee Mrs. Prod Stetson, Mrs. Fred Drum- mond. Mrs. Elmer Gauthier. Programme committee. Mrs. Fred Drummcnd and Mrs. Thom- as Drummond. Meeting closed by singing "God Save The King." Rest of the evening was spent in contests and games under the ection of Mrs. Eldon Drum- mond and Mrs. Harold Drum- mond. programme convener. An item which caused it great deal of interest and excitement

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35 Oi-"H351 in We M13-?l0ml'Y m A, - A . had to have medical attention. Her W" t P”"1 N” 5&9 when 9'" op;-out-pm M th1.' dl Ron ,1 g Recently the weekly newspapers 8 pproved Flock Assn. lcels' received from all parts of the 5r SUMMERSIDFL P- E- 1- PHONE 2233 anosfiveriad his auferse of SC(:'i'plvlVl:; :,'edC3HIi1dapreserr'lltec,:itad:;,rl-liar:towers: g';)m:rXlIdiJ tlllqlfetituges. tdunlor Farm- E':;r3;vgT::,';?::iI”g.u mpg for speedylfsland and Nova Scotis. were compm, vmm Amlysu v - P9"wi”i"i3 t0 15335l”'A.19”e” "N" the eiiiltiongiergmergencir. Tiie fol- to 'bx-ins the nreggiitymriiieitimiiif TCT ibouvit Md opened by members Gm” Fm” . the Presbyierlal President, glrsli lowing quotation from . semen of teen pm, over5o0o mdmdual mam ...u0splTAL A"). .g The Ken- and roan which a nice sum was PHONE nu or ' C

POYAYO AND VEOETAILI PLANTIRI 0 VIANDIANTRI 0 SPIAVIII 0 DUNK!

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County Hospital Ladies' Aid. held A d'"d0"S lunch W-i Served by their monthly meeting Monday .h0"'"5 "id Wmmnt” in WW2? night at the home of Mrs. J. w. I which WM much enioyed by all.

Auld. There were eighteen mem- an I. .n ".

bcrs present. During the business i

session arrangements were made Q33: g,o.zew:sl;.go:oT&lim::?i eigg to hold two card parties after lped club mom on the nr” 110,”, Easter and committees were op- rum my, "dad . ”co,,,, in”, P"i"40d- A 90”” hm"! 9'95” with a dance floor second to none pleasantly while the lunch com- in wutem prlnceg Asun” mam.

Hazen Howard, was read. .. ,.g booklets were handed in to be sent ::;1.PrEf 3?g:gevEag:nr'x:t;re:ctm;o to the United Church Port Worker fume”: '

at Halifax, N. S. More cards are to l

. "It therefore views with some :: ::1l;5l::) tg.rtii:;d:fyT"P::et;5!;gst: concern the continuing trend. part-

. . icularly in large metropolitan areas 9iF1'e”"igt.'5 mW1;Sc:"?;'3tmg: and in large corporations. toward Mid ai;r'bh:1i':::e3'olMrs wn?mn the arbitrary curtailment of pro-

' ductive hours of work to a level MWL5ame"y' Low" Bedeque' Mfsl which.vin time of national emer- Geolge Henderson told of recelv- gencm is we" below what is med-

bers. It might. thereto . be id , the Federation reprxeesents is: a broad way. the interests oi Agricui. ture in all its various Departments, all the representatives present at-, at meeting, with the exception oi Captain John L. Reid, the first pro. sident who represented the Csnad. inn National silver Fox Breeders Aas'n. and J. W. Boulter of the

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LONDON-(CF)-British experts on alcoholic drinks met an in at- tempt to devise a special cocktail for the festival of Britain. They decided that' tastes differ so much it would be best not to select any

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RUISLIP. Middlesex. Eng.-(CPI -Relatives of 80-year-old Mrs. El- len Barnett were asked to return her national insurance book be- cause she wns dead. Mrs. Barnett answered the letter herself. saying "dead indeed-I've never felt bet-

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per." one particular recipe. ing a letter from an absent meln- pomp, G - mitiec assisted the hostess to we g Fire -- Auto - Casualty ”

' be” WM had be” m' "d is "W" fukrhis tendency evident until most tive in tlxicowdsgicdliililraluliieugi hi; 'e'”s'hme"i5'-K- Se iiletdhsfiieiinfugdhulhgeeggg alr:Iii,IEihii! 5 5" B" s''''"”"'”'

W9" '9" lb” WW . m cf'”ePdm.'e :1” recently in the public service as well Province. . 1- An appeal for funds was made id A "'0": an - '

. l mvi?” :h:e;"”h”3 ”"S '" " 9 as in private commerce and indus- Officers elected at this meeting CL5” F03 "D3195 "' Ml” the citisens of Alberwn and their S i W" "' " ' ti-y.places an unfair economic bur- 3101!: President - Captain Reid, "M M'5idRR1lJh MMlCI:(filnln of genuoun ,.,,ponu 3,3”), muted p

ammo The Bed tie "Half Century" dc" C" M” c”"""" 3:-msmm" 'U' T"""”' 8”” 2 ersweilkimd rf usrih iiklii m” M”'"”" ”m" m "mm"? A Club met :3 the home of Mrs. LT? "Elm ”.'np1””d ”:,the M,” izienigel; wJw hs'"3i' Execum” wiiigilerc on Mgiuzsdaypmognieng m'u',,.m;"'"m mm" A mmd LAST SHOWING TODAY - 2:30-7:15-9:15 Edlwaxwd Gardiner On Monday ev- ggmnmdee Q0335: :3... 3125' .3: Profitt. and a.r..yn'e.m.b”"' RA by car for Florida where they will 22:” .g,,,,;:;” ;:,,;;';um,;g,;gr 3;;-I

en-ins.19th. Meeting Dre-lided OVEF pend several weeks. Mr. Mac-

"romms 0F 0m mob" -mam. M-. :;:::”...:;. i.:::::; .:."::.:::. 2:22: aetil.:";:::":::::?.::.:”':."l:” mom-med as 2-: W" "i?

. . . . r ' . E , ., b l . ' ' some Louis Hayward - Pam Medina X533". a?2e2"u 3523 ::..":ll.:;.:””;...':: "::.:.ef::.';';'.:'. .k”l.?Eii..:iL”hl33.i.ill2i.'i..5'?”'"” "1 i1u33i?"am””3?s mini” iii. wmrw.-rm-r siuuillv IF YOU LIKE ACPION--DONT MISS IT e,,m,.,,g yUun.g chums... A my be mum. It mm be rm ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,. ,..W.ng bumnghnlg John MllCLBnnBIl. Mrs. mam- SHER"-'-F Sp sALE

nan will visit with her three sis-. tors and her daughter. Mrs. James Pappas and Col. James P. Pnppss.

number of projects were consid- ered but nothing definite was de- cided on for the present.

ized that. among rural producers, WW1" M1 the laws of supply and demand are 35 13988911 The still working, in the main. in a com- "Shins Of

open market rather than prices; and the estah. A 00141 storage plant in

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By virtue of I Writ of Pi. Fa.

Monday 7:15-9:15; Tuesday 3:30-7:15-9:15 Exwuum '0 no amen” mu m

i ' ..,.. question from Questio Box: "To W M. L R u an up some... MD.. of Gray Gables. Cape Cod. ed . , m "I g V What Exiem 1”" I My b1'Wl9Y'5 i)l:eref,ifre,mai:eenot inura P0;ifi0:Into A scheme for the marketing of Mass" before nturiung to her 3' siemeoucoiirt of. Prince 7. keeper" was discussed. A chapter meet on chum mm. the mmmon- livestock was discussed at some land home. i Island on thehtith day of August. er from the study 1300K W35 "N 55' ary pricing policies which have re- lenlth and action urged. Tlih; -cnuncu Gum” MEETING g in the year of ur Lord nineteen one of the metrggers. I This pr? cently been evident among senli- gchfamed was, however, eventually The young wane” (mud 0, "I. hI'1InfII'led l;ul Indy in ::mgg,-uol: gramme consis o Oflglnlil rea - mu u b n labdr and msm- 00 F9 by the c is to t w eren . word in ? ings by severa'l members. which ::::::t. C r A Vina. our be ultra. summerside PKESDYWTIBH Church mung" ud gum" 5 met”.

held the March meeting at the home of Miss Constance Enman on Monday evening. The president. Mrs. Henry Bishop opened the meeting with the repeating of The

Proved WW ini91”95””Z- Lulwh "The increasing number of idle The budget for the year mg 5,; W88 Sewed W the h05'W55 3W3 h farms at a time when adequate It 8296.00. Ten years nu um , S00i31.h0l"' WAS 9"39Wd- food production and proper care of Sullitlnf-ill growth in the organizg.

:”"TTT"' the land is our most vital resource lion and has demonstrated the ability of farms

bonrns P. Titus is defendant which said Execution is marked. Levy: for the sum of 011,031.50 together with interest at the rate

his dangerous l"1- 1'8 to Work harmon- Lord' Pro or in unison. As a ' !.DNDOlN-(CP)-Everything is W" ”'”''''”e5 t H d b n hwy " - s y of five per oentum per annum being systematized these days. To ';:1;?:;u::”:fe':r?":;':'g:lmg vl,1:'mlh' Sfoup. Ways and Means of raisin! funds from the 29th day of Alllllat '

several projects were discussed. in- cluding n rummage sale on April 21. a pantry sale in the near fut- ure, and a social eveningi to be held next month. Delicious re- freshments were served by -Mrs. Emmet Ranahnn and Mrs. Balfour

lldo. bepideo Sheriffs poundage. officers fees, and all other air- penooa of the execution.

I hereby give Public Notice that on Wednesday the Otis day of April A. D. 1051 at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon

shop the tags pulling eff, l-not Ind shoe laces are to be standardised.

ACI-IING BACK?

Why auifer with backache or painful

Warble Fly Cgmpglg

Orders for warble fly powder are 5"" 001111118 in and the response. as indlclied by number of districts "kins put. quite satisfactory. n l.

in time of preparedness for poss- ible ccnfllct, is a weak link in our " l armor."

Cheese Meeting

int 7M ii d '1: n 1 1, The suggestipn made at the an- hoped to have the material 1- up. MacKay.-S. on the premises of the Clifton gr. 'ch..1'-'3 xE'..,..'!.';.'.";,...'.f'.”..,..,”lt',.".! nu... meeting of the Dairymen's for distribution by the 1.353..) Hotel. Bummerolde. in Prince W H , I M ii km 3. y WI I M woven remedy treats two .coI11ditioJns at Auocmlon mp; ,, confefgnce or Marchua slight delny mung been -ALB!-IIITON LEGION NEWS- County. in Prince mum 1..

lonmb:oI5:n&ngnslDMi;Il" , h L W . .. or n ' often mliueybgicikaciit-i'd'1i)i:-:dei:';,;.v,,..ic" should be held is receiving favour-

a name you an able consideration by the Daily

0I- 49 Farmers of Canada. We are advised

that the Ontario Cheese Producers KlDNEY-LIVER PILLS

The Abel-ton branch of the Can- adian Legion has made outstand- ing progress during the last aix months. since October. 1060. a property and building have been acquired situated on Church Street and with the combined efforts of

land. I will set up and sell by Public Auction to the highest bidder all the right and interest to the following. that is to say:

HOTEL EQUIPMENT on the premises sufficient to operate a thirty room hotel. n little more or on.

Dated at sumrneroide. this 22nd day of March A. D. 1051. J. IUD!!!

KING EDLE

or--mi ed in delivery. However. Warbles appear to be later than usual in developing this year and material will be sent out in ample time.

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glib Robert lolikv Ken! Smith - Lola Whosion Joule Royce hauls-Glii Pomoo ' scmn Pl-yM.iULiUS LGEPSTEIN and PHILIP G. EPSTEIN

Directed by MARK IlQllsON who Dmnbuird by R

Marketing Board are willing to set in at such a. meetins llrovided Qin- bec peoplei ire interested. It is ex-

- peel-ed by next Week Quebec Vi" ' decide on a course of notion. Farmers and Legislative Assembly gumsmgron ' The brief presented by the Fed- ' eration of Agriculture to the mem- Saturday 3:30-7:15-9:15. Warner bera of the Legislative Assembly Bros. Bis Comedy. starring Ron- was well received and we believe nld Reagan. Virginia Mayo, Eddie mu, both the members of the House Bracken and Dona Drake in mm of me Fgderntion delagati "THE 0131- FROM JONES profited by the discussion resulting 3550'" from the presentation of the brief.

Also Second Chapter of Serial M RR. Ben. Lad” of gm op. uP"'”' 0' Th” m"' s"'" ' position. was convinced of the

Central Farmerf Institute

The 63rd annual meeting of the '

Central Farmers Institute will be held on or about April l0th.' As fl feature of this evening. it is hoped to arrange a panel discussion on grass and clover ensllage to be taken part in by farmers and ag- ricultural offlcials who have had some experience in this work.

Cattle Prices

21.00; common 19.00.

Calves: Delivered. Choice 27.60; ” 24.00:

grassers 18.00.

Reports indicate that too many light weight cattle are being mar- keted at Chhulottetown. Further feeding of this class of livestock would likely increase returns to the farmer.

Hog prices had dropped off so cents to 5.50 for grade A large not dressed weight delivered at Mono- ton. and 32.50 at country points for delivery to Charlottetown plant.

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Cattle prices as of March zisi. remain steady. Q otations delivered to plant being as follows at char-

Today 2:30 - 7:00 - 9:15

DOUBLE BILL "M N”"' value or such briefs and Itlted thlt lotieicwn. The quotation does not include pro- oq-ARN1gnEn” mm in reviewins Dl'GVi0lI8 Pfblthi-W011! Cattle: Delivered in plant. steers: miums. . . - ---r-r---r no ngwdhthoic ;;:;n;;g;nd-"mg gnome mo: ago mo: ” . k - Do th P t i ado n t e pas ,beWm .00; common .00 to 23.00. Iielf- 1 ' Am FNEANDY1 y 5 rm cnmun THEATRE .. . .. ..... W" M Mr. M M . Q" ” '” The armony all an ' um 24.60; common .00 to 22150. ' "BAD MEN OF TOMBSTONE" nHdIY'3 " "'d”3"'9' '3'” "" COWS: (006 38-50: medium 30.00: - l members of the Assembly recolnlu common lsso; canners and cutters Q i

THURSDAY & SATURDAY the Federation of Agriculture as moo go ".09, gum; 33.00; medium

Barry? Sullivan - Mprjorle Reynolds

I 8:30 P. M. the voice of the farmers. The Fed- ) i .. ' "EVERY GIRL SHOULD ' I l y 3 Monday 2:30-7:15-9:15; Tuesday 7:15-9:15 BE MARRIED" ! ' Starring Cary Grant and S 4 Betsy Drake ll l i

Also a Double Roll Comedy. Note: No Show Friday. T

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