MAY 14. 1952 ,,.

ml: GUARDIAN. CHARLOT1'E'l'0WN

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column 3 reached re: new as local interest, but advertising at a any nature may be Inserted at the cents a word. strictly pey- sble in advuce.

FIJGIITI DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Haliisx. Phone Maritime Central Airways 2061 or 504.

' Agricultural News

P. E. I. Depertrnent of Agriculture

GET RIGHT WITH GOD

TEE HIS!” installment of city

b F d i in ial Taxes is due and payable on May ducted ' G In ma mm, C

Farm Labor ” it 1 ii id At th ar- - 15th. The avaliabilityroi tam labor ?u':c:”:r.:.. '3” mveedzm, MRI no Eon no";-I an d colltlulf wall! 1:1. Imlggfnsng onetrated to interested in-men the - p an ap- many H111 I I bet thod 1 till hearing piiances. Arniast Coal Go. Phone diiiicuit to secure autiicient labor dozugf mu :.m?.u::' u'weu u' of Hildenllorough Hell in Kent, England. will 2498. to carry on their normal in-m act- om" Fun” in ma", mubmgy. ivities during the present year. in- Th, cu, Ind mung” 01 wool. WEA I S 1 LgDIl3' dustrv Ill Illll Illflci-:38 m;"Y.:: and the "Buck lamb problem" have 1"” nmC8Il'IIlCO ll m PCIICI. 0111' Tl.II'I YOUIIK PCODO W 0 . becn nve topxcs op ducullion pg ' Cclg'5g:'h-H0” gruglll fink It Com. sum. the only source oi experienced all meetings. where, possible, mm Blfmm Emil; 09- 0 In MW. iarm labor that might be available. on ,,,,,,p ,,,,,,,,,,, my mg... .1... n- MIMI!!! or T1!!! lNN'Kl.'lP- A low immigrants are an-ivinll cm,1o,,.1 md mm-"um mmumm MMDONALD RADIO 5 ; on Association are reminded that from Hollandllnd being placed by the Nuyoml Film Baud were "V105" the Beml Annull meetlnlr and the Immigration authorities on shown ,,,,,.,,,C we ,,,,,,,,., pro. lxliiilg .r:p:lrlngI.MAmpll;lerI and dinner will be held at the Queen (arms in this province. gum, mm" y180'"ff5em”gL”';,hol:f”uf)?,r Hotel. Charlottetown. Thursday. ltis hoped theta number oi Im- The w,,,W,t,.,n ma 1,,,,,w ' - Msy 15 at 0.30 P. migrants from West Germany received (mm m, (allowing gum. co" Dmhugmg old Sydney mi? N PFOCUTNW '"I''”" ""'Y' era has been greatly appreciated:

.........jM.?Dj.Mj JIMHY5 TAXI - Phone 55.

INTEREST It the rate or if oi 196 per month will be charged on all unpaid installments.

WHEN PAYING your city taxes

mm me your mm mm you. conduct a series of Evangelistic meetings design-

Mns. JosINs'soN- all "- help you find happiness in Christ.

:AT..

SAINT PAUL'S

Scfbened. Bpflnilhill screened, In- verneu. best quality hard coal ior brooders, etc. W. D. Gillis Co., Ltd., Phone 178.

ml: co Ilxnlvc soon John Deere Model B Tractors with Roll-

east" O-Matic. The tractor with knee-

action. p'I'hese are worth waiting ior. See them at A. Pickard Farm

LUNCHEON

liiary to the

eon at the P”

near iuture. the capable and genial Secretary

The Charlottetown Women's Aux- next year. Application Canadian National available at the National Employ- Inslltuit lor the Blind will close ment Oiiices in Charlottetown and this yearis sctivities with a luncli- summerside ior iumers who wish IRIMWVD 30'” to awly for this class of worker. tomorrow. They will hove as their 3910” leaving Europe 'I””” Y"'"- W” V913" 500”: grants are supposed to be closely Wm 1' "0 be mmled 1" I'M "17 screened and to have had isrm ex-

Miss ooode. who is p,,,,,,c,,

TOMOBBOW - inglon iarm operations ior the Cllrence (OHM "'9 George Show. Cope Woiie: Dunbar, Alma: Vincent Handrahan

Christopher's Cross; and Benedict. Doucette. st. Charles. These iarmv

ers have kindly ossisl.e'd in having ll11mmI' these demonstrations on '

iarms.

i-iaslarn, Issac

their-

Care Of The Milking Machine

Slpringiieid: , ;

CHURCH CHARLOTTETOWN

lllach worker selected to come to

T"'"'”"' M”peq"' R'””d- Wash the machine aiter each

to the ' titute in Hill Cit . Will i 3' Canada will receive a loan from mum”. mu" with cold or Juke-

T be greatly missed, not only by om-rrnn .. Th i iii 1 1 h the 1mmllzr.I”0n Deparunent to e n A S O Q E her fellow "one" but by "” cover his ocean transportation and

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warm water, then brush all parts. June - 1' To 8'

mum" ','LM" "'9" '"”dV'-'"e"”5' blind oi the Province Our best - using warm water (MOF) contain- '. um man must be remld by me ing a soda washing powder. Use a I.-Q

omitted from the srticl th Summerslde Presbyterisrl Lfrlilurcll :g1?c:aango..gol:,'ggbl;,:'.." we "Y ' worker. The loan IS Ellllfliniad M, h 1, 19 n." ad ' I” m which was published yesterday. ' jointly by the Department ol Lab- "5 ” C E ' 5 l M C " 3 .r or and the Provincial Detpartnlent th” mud” 9! We rubb” Nb” .' Rinse all partswith warm Water. - '

This writer is a at Agriculture. The farmer who Dnln Ind more m I Clem place. N N

irequent con- tribulor to these columns and POTSUIIID ""p1”” M” M um" tmmmmu The rubber teat cup liners and lucky win-

Bear River Fairl

careful about the yeast I use," says Min Woodworth. "For years I've been baking with FIei.schmann's. I always find I Fleischmanrfs Yeast is good and lively. I know I can de- pend on it."

That's what the majority ofprlze-winningcookssay! You get: finest results with

"nlere's plenty of friendly oom- pctition in the home-baking section of the Digby County Fair nl Hcnr River, N.S., and A consistent winner in Miss Helen L. Woodworth. of Bear River. In yeast-raised baking especially it's been nip and tuck, nnd Misswoodworth credits hcr yeast with giving

this omission is deeply regretted. H 1' d. m c to m er many sen w regre will be r uired to make mont y

TALENTED v1oLrNlsr -Mr. learn that Mn. Parley Rayner. deductlongqln an amount lo be lat- Nb” 5h0"” be ll" "W 59W"- Basll Phillips, Charlottetown. rv-- CitY- I'll! Chilled "19 P- E- 1 1408- 9: determined from the wages oi Discard Md and 30” rubbers cclved llrenl praise from the nd- NW NV """"9'"- ' the worker and reiunded to the Check” 9' Wm ""55" me" 9”" judlcartorll or the recent Festival -j pmvjnclal Depanmgnt 0.1 Agrb "”t,be 3193""! End Wm h”''-''" of Music on his musical talent. Mr. and Mn. Ellinh Rayner 0! culture, who mm in cum forward "””'0"5 0' b'C”"5- and received high mmnur. in the springton and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- um money w the pmp" lmlhomg Between milklngs the t test cup two violin classes he entered, lIL- lace Rayner of Klld-re. were re- 1” at Ottawa, assembly is stored on the rack and taining marks at 85 mm 56, up cent visitors at the home oi Mr. M the Pmvmda1Dapm.,mem 0, the tubes filled with s. recom- wss awarded a lpocilll 350,00 and Mrs. Periey Rayner, city. pgncunum L, nsponsme for the mended chlorine or lye solution. scholarship by the scholarship Before uslns- rinse all parts with

. the oolection and repayment oi committee, a group sollolarshlp oi mis loan it is necessary that the lalyCIll)l:l';l(1)i;el0llllE;0T:s8'::l:;”::ll eat;

The following were ill: ners of our birthday prizes:

Isl-MRS. MARGARET D. READY.

240 Queen St., Charlottetown, P.l:'.I.

. . 515.00. and also played in the her the edge. "Ingredients are FIel.schlnann'a Yeast-proved ensemble which was awarded ll B?;l:g:;:n::ewm3:: I ?:;;"eE1;h;2E machine, placing the solution in a 2 d MISS MARGARET STEWART ,0 important-and I'm extra dependable for 83 years. 510.00 scholarship. He is I! son W I may be mmmained on me work bucket, and turning on the suct- n - . 5 of Mn and Mm Wendell PM 9 "3" it "9"" W "PW Ion R.R. No. 6, Charlottetown, P.E.l. -

IIINTER RIVER. W.M.S.

The relzuinr monthly meeting oi the Illlxlilnry oi the Women's Mis- sionary society met Thursday night. May 1, at the home of Mrs. G. E. smllll. The president. Mi-s, LePsgc, took charge oi the meet- ing which opened with the singing oi Hymn 46 "All Hail the Power at Jrsus' Name". Verses 7-25 of

Minutes oi the last meeting were read and approved and 19 mem- bers answered to the on call. In the -absence oi Mrs. . Macbeod the president read something on Christian stewardship. Mrs. 1: Bernard reported on the where- abouts oi the "apron" and it was suggested that it be turned in ior the June meeting. The thsnkoi- icring, reported Mrs. J. Ripley, to-

lips, Hurd Street.

'i'l-JACIII-Eli's STUDY GROUP - The Hunter's River Teachers study Group met in Hunter River School on Friday aiternoonu May 9 with 18 teachers, the Super- visor, Mr. R. W. Ross and the Red Crow director, Miss Bowness. present. Mrs. Gallant was appoint- ed presldent and Lynette Brown. secretary. Miss Bowness showed a film on the procedure of con-

l-iation to the doctors, nurses ntorlum, for their kindness to us during our recent Illness. Freda and Irene Arslenault. Summerslde, P. E. I. 1,.

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OOMPLETE VISUAL BEFRAIIFIIDN and

er: placed under this policy in the and stnii oi the Provincial Ssn- l'mVmce'

over the past iive years stsii oi the science Service. Char-

that the growers that it cover all phases of potato production. It now appears week- ly in newspapers both

Weekly Potato Bulletin

periodically

g bulletin issued by the

have required

I I t rue new new mm warn ?.?S..".ii..21i.i:.”l5..iIi'.i.'..:.?'.f:l.l".i..l. old Lord. on Monday, May bill. Following the judging class a bus- nemwm ms beccme '” popular Lllfzssplyelseifllallrltl Iilklzsrman Montgom- ery. Morris Deacon. Fieldmsn. was presented to assist in the study oi the club project. 1" N0" dent is Cottie Toombs.

Club News The VH1 Cali Club of Bedeque

conducted by

The vioe-presi- and the

Ilrd-MRS. FLORENCE M. MacLEOD. 332 Eusion Si-, Charlottetown, P.E.l.........

5.00 ”h-6A;R:bvIcr'1.:lR:l.,MgI:t';Elt::bwn, P.E.l. ...... ..

THE FOLLOWING RECEIVED S'I.75 HOSE 5th-MRS. ROBERT lslzolwr Freetown, P.E.l.

the 7th chapter of Matthew were tailed s29.tl2 showing a good in- ducting meetings. Various topics - n e W I. I51-md g E pp-s-:1-I :.:egown, P,E,l, read in ilim by the members and crease over last: year. Collection oi interest to teachers were dis- ANALYSIS Is)";::;"pE:g,sP:r”cn Emona gvesdws. secretary-treasurer is Eileen Stst- ah MRs' BRUC S " PE ' all imelg lriuiltllii circle old prsylre:-c. roiunted to :4.20. lThvp mlztiatir oi cusseI(l.d!l:Igr. lR(:.;! showed a ilim The column has 8 new name. Q(;l;tlIl.e'I'g'loOJf)(:llOWtlg1ls 7th-MRS. L. E- JAY, Mount tewa . .f...'d S ch Mrs. . . rl eson res a 8 er av rig a parity no 'as uss- on "n v us erenccs.” . n s u : s p N 23 Ba ie ""9, gr. written by Ruth Taylor coxlcern- ed and the ” - d ” d in- G0 F- "3,I',';:e'y5oXl::f:lR'm:”:;l1kiulg:&l:,;ln Staiiord, Gordon Bagnall. Donald 8”" 'MR' CHESLE; DONAVA ' Y in: her trip to Trinidad and Mn. stead to have a special oiterihg in "mud. representatives 0, mpm- Waugh. Ronnie MacDonald, Herbie oileiown, . .. 0. sellar read an article "The June. - lowing: Mrs. G. Smith. Mrs. E. & mnul hum setvlce Science MacDonald and Billie Craig. 9”,hMR. ARCWE MacpADY5N, 55 Prim. street, Char- snlt oi the Earth". Mrs. E. Bea- Social calls ior the past month Haslam and Mrs. R. MacKimlon. se i L b mm, 'nd Pm: ' F El mall rend oi the World Council oi totalled 51 home and Iii hospital Roll call is to be answered by a 0ptomeh,ut' WCIRD 3 0t 5'' f R I u N on pr,-ldgy, -my and, me you-m. olletown, . .. church:-s' appeal ior prayer for and books read numbered 10. Bible verse beginning with the V"”h'V 59” mam "1 3i;1c" " 'ington-Selkirk Cali Club re-or- 10”-...Mg5y DANIEL MMEACHERN, II King Square. Chaf- relugecs and the members united Lunch committ ior the June letter "0". The meeting closed 53 Gnu” st who 816 connwled W1 h 1” gm" gnnized and nppoinwd the 101. I i P El in the mayor suggested for this meeting, which is to be at the with the singing oi hymn us ductlonrnd mt:'kC”ll8 to! rota ,(,,,,,,,g omcm. P,,,,d,,,,,. Mb”, one own. - -- Wlllloit. h0m9 0' Mil 5- W00d- 1' The 101' "3'95”W 0" M9 Emmi 0f 005-" csv"l?::l";';: ';:vu:gl."::d'sh:J'ld bg woos: vice-presideat. t Vernon Ilth-MRS. FRANK JOHNSTON, North. River Road. Char- nddressed to L. C. callback, Asp oo . and secre ry- ressurer, Ionemwn, pill. Went WW P”h0W"- 5d"”' 533:" lEeoJT3ilaTl.7eec3":n oliclllll I2iIl-MRS. sauce MocLAREN, 49 Orlebor slmy, Char-

service Laboratory, Charlottetown.

We also would like to have sug- mi::u;1;uua?:g::'w:g e'c;)pn;;:I"t2a' gestions for the improveonent at were: Gym wood. mm" Cumm Agriouitural News. These should and A. J. Gormm.

be sent to The Editor, Agricultural News. Box 440. Charlottetown.

t I

Dernonstretinals on The Care

loiietown, P.E.I. 13th-MR. s. A. WEATHERBIE, Montague, P.E.l. lzlh-Mas. M. B. MocPHEE, Bellevue, P.E.l-

GREENIIAUS

The Misoouche Cali Club met at the home oi Patricia Perry, on Monday, May 5th, with a good at-

. 0' shun tendsnce. Test number 11 was held

During the past two weeks and all the members did very

practical sheep husbandry demon- well.

stration meetings have been con- P. J. S

CIIAPAUD W. M. 8. The May mm 0! the Cra- paud Auxiliary or the W. M. 8. was held at the home oi Mrs. John Nicholson on Thursday DATES. 4 lbs. 49: . ROLLED OATS. 5 lbs. . . . 49: LARD, 3 lbs. 35: FLUFFO. 3 lbs. 85: SUGAR, 10 lbs. .. .. 98:

N EW green tooth paste with . l Ik miracle chlorophyll I - :Z;l.”'il.2f'i.if&.""3..?.Yf., ”2?l: COFFEE, any kind. lb. . . 51.09 RINSO. pkg. 39:

not far” minUl.e;s.... but ALL DAY LONG! mu M BULK TEA......h..39c rescues. 2 tins . . .. .39:

Joseph Trowsdsle irom the pro- gram leaiiet, "Prom station to FEARS. 15 oz.. 2 this .. 35: PEAS. 20 os., 3 tins . . . . 59:

I....sIIL.- ...nlIsllg"l I . yuslII"""" ..'ljIIllIl

7 C I I s I I . I 4: A ujl - j q j 1 j 1 j.

TOMATO SOUP. 3 for . . . 38: SUNLIGHT-SOAP. 4 for . .. 39: TOILET TISSUE. 3 for . . 35: CATSUP. 2 for . .. . -49: RAISINS. 2 for . . . . . . 39: MIXED BISCUITS. I I5. . . 39: WAX PAPER. I roll . . . . 35: BEST CHEESE. I lb. . . . . . 45:

BULK corrl:la..36E

CORNED BEEF. lb. . . . . . . 55: ROAST BEEF, lb. . . . . . . 69: STEAK. lb. 83: SAUSAGES. lb. . . . . . . . . 45:

station." This progrsm was in the form oi a piayette, prepared to help auxiliaries use the annual re- port. The various parts were read by Margaret Dawson, Eunacc Waddell, Ruth MacDonald, Iorns Nicholson, and Ruth Simmons. The minutes were resd by the secretary, Gladys Nicholson. Roll call was responded to by eleven p members and there was also one visitor present.

Twenty dollars was bended in by the memos ior the building oi the United church .Trainlng school .with some homes still to be canvaned.

master Thank-oiierlng envelopes were opened and the wsum oi eighteen dollars realized. The Prlendsjlip secretary, Nettie uard, reported eleven calls made and twenty-six csr-ds,sent.

Members agreed to contribute to I Pin?-ry sale. to be held by the Young Adult Group." at an early

Tllll revolutionary new green chloro- phyll icolllpoeie DESTROYS MOUTH ODOR instantly s I a makes possible "VNPION cll-day protection. Use it alter every lneall Fights tooth decay, combats common gum troubles.

AT I.ABT-chlorophyll in I boihpask! Ilethe sfaenlubstanceinaliplantewith which they convert lifeleu chemicals and mnllght lnto lite-giving nourishment. IT" You brush your teeth with new Chlorodent Toothpaste, this natural agent Pefforlns a miracle in your moutlli odClllorodcnt doesn't jut cover up mouth 9'- but it. By using this green tmulilaste regularly-preferably after meals-you can haves

"”W10ns-' ”'”"'”"”'"”"” ;'n'et:gm-l”gDt;.brl'r;gn-nulfleghga 3;; com. 20 cm. 3 line . . 49: HAMWRG ", 5,: c9"IPlOlO MOMIKCQO w:,',':',fL -f.2',l,i',;,".',, hwnad ma 2 THIS . . . . . 493 s":.d I5. . . 39c

3:. the aame time, Clllorodent hghil tooth nafl-Z.:;'d eommoaualm disorders. litiftally put: ''I::'”' I13 your smile by promoting the by- puns which is the foundation of beautiful th. And children Ioveih cool. minty lavor. Get Chlorodarnt at any drug counter. Ask gl'iIllll' rlcntlst or see for yourself why it's win- "'R frlrmls faster than any other

members to her home ior the next meeting. Mrs. J. Simmons to be in charge oi the program.

After the benediction. a pleasant social hour was enjoyed with A dainty lunch served by tl-- houeu,

Cord Of Thanks

PEANUT BUTTER. 16 oz. . . 39: FLOOR WAX. I lb. . . . . . 39:

ROAST PORK. lb. . . . . . . 49: PICKLED HAM. I5. . . . . . 59:

"" 0I7m'v1to the Canadian public! -am-Iron chlorophyll. N-tum nut-1 laodeeaat. 1, Wm M, t-- an M I U933 I 99 ,. ' D ICTI

idem ....... o.l...l.... VIIIAIISCIIIOIIOPIIYII? iv"? 3i5”5n'lll'fn3-i'3- lid”?

M . . messages oi Iflllpltlly in my :9. cent sad bereavement. .

liollllolollohom

Dire. Preston leeireie

2”.i3lf:'.l':.'iJ'..':.:?.."””u.

T - '- M035-IMII . 5:fJi”6dl”:f.ili.'.'.”l:'il? .. .'::.:.-.'.:-23.2: new mac -o no .''1'-:-.-:-:... .. -- ""”- "1- Moltogl:h9lI1GIlIlII W0&l P KG KQCIL 9.” p.u... of dooddllllc III I ll & in-t: '

c cltaodse i CA1! KT ' v rushlr. am wm, ,m.'u?, 'f,2:"u,',,":,' fggfh dgqgy! ':::..,,..,,r,:fm,,,,,,m ACID STOMACH7 I-Ifll 399 ,Iwm aon.,2,'2.'.2.sL Llfll chllhullmlelunlnos iAtthe - - - . end of the um-4 tee-3 "L-H were First. Chlorodent grea . rev Plsetls III! ISO 2 ior E58 um mp1M”""M ""'""w 0 31”" tu'in:nil:lo?tll.c& It a ti An ssti EWMUTHATID r II” II n. In . I

nlei.8eooIII.itIsel eom- "'""l"'”"' mucioo.oullloolb anal;-nu

hmhohsearls oaue losses caused by loan on traced to 0-,, oh

tlleseackh. ltleepe ' conditions WIITII start - .

l -. O A -- "'E'l.l"l'e L93 um nwum can-.'m' M" '' "arm gmqiga.'""'”'n,n" .0! ooeslsln um us rnman l1'lll.'.l'l'l ""'"'l"'l2':.2&'.'5 "l:.."?..'.'..l'l..”..'.i.'.”.'.l."f'..l.'.';';'”'""'t -....... mm mm ”5WlIIIlE3' GI!!! MOIIIMJTI . H chlmclene for rellei of this "T ""' 5"”? 0- 0- 3'