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This colllllll so soaarvod for now:

.,. local interest. out odvortidag of i

. newsy nature not be inserted u live cent. a word. Itrietly pay- able in advance.

....--m-'.'1'-mjim"? .llMMlE'S TAXI. Phone 525.

nansaronsrausnsrxo a spec- gity. Ma.liott'a Battery service.

IIOWABD Maolimlal l'00'I'- IVIAB at 170 Queen Street.

MRS. JOHNSTON! I..tDIII' lvl.'All.. - Goods clearing below

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CLEAIANOI SALI. all atoe'4 mils and top coats. J. P. Mac- Pherson 3: Son. Queen Street.

WELL BABY CONFERENCE with Public Health Nurse, held every Friday afternoon from 2 to i.30 P. M. at Health centre. 188 Prince Street.

ALEXANDRA BAPTIST ::HURCll. - There will be it song iervice in Alexandra Baptist Jhurch. Sunday evening. August nth at 7.30 P. M.'Ev91T'bo1y wel- tome.

NORTH ltivlilt UNITED BAP- ri'i' PASTOIIATE. - Sunday. August 27th. North River 11.00 AM. :iyde River 3.00 P. M. Kingston (.30 P. M. sunday'Schoola as loc- iliy announced. Rev. H. Barber. Pastor.

xizw GLASGOW. Fredevlcton and Bieadalbane Christian Church- :-s and Cavendish Baptist Church August 27th. New Glasgow 10 A. M Bible School 11 A. M. worship aer- NCO. Cavendish Baptist 8 P1 M P L.. Richardson. Minister.

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ard its Co. are unloading cars of Invernell. Springhill. Albion and Intercoionlal screened coal.

rwo FLIGHTS waeirar to the Magdalen Islands. P. 0. Phone uaritiine central Airway; Limitodr Phone 2061 or 340.

. roars snvsran cnuacss. - iiuauat ma. Central 11.00. rimmc oi-ova aoo. York -mo. Rev. John Douglas

MONTAGUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. - Sunday. August nth. services will be conducted by Dr. Macxenaie he follows: 11 A M. Trinity church. Montague. 3 P M at Trinity Church. A MIIOHI-3 ser- vice will be held to which all are invited. 730 lower Montague Voawsiu. - VEIINON UNITED LIIUIICII 01" CANADA. - Services for Sunday, August 27th. Vernon River 8. school 10.15 A. M. service 11 A. M..0i-well 2.30 P. M. cherry Valley 7.30 P. M. The 60th Anni- versary of cherry Valley W. M. 5. Special music hy the Brooklyn Trio. Rev. John F. Macxay. B D- Minister.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bailey. Toronto. Ontario, are spending their holidays with Mrs. Bailey's motldier. Mrs. Vina Farrar. Appin Ros . .

MI. Wendell REEVES, ngvy megh. anic. Dartmouth, N. S.. veteran of World war II. is enjoying his ho). days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves.

BONSIIAW UNITED CHURCH. The annual thankoffering service of the Women's Missionary So- ptety of the Bonshnw United Church will be held Sunday. Aug. 27 at 7.30 pm. Mrs. George Dix- nn. Clyde River. will be the guest speaker. Special music is being arranged by the choir.

CITY POLICE COURT -- At the stipendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday. three men charged with.be- tng drunk and incapable appeared. One was fined :10 and costs or 20 days and the other two were each fined 35 and costs or 10 days. They were the only persons to appear on yesterday's docket.

STANHOPE - COV!2HEAD.l- Jn Sunday. August 21th. special re opening services will be held .n this Stanhope Church at if A. M.. 3 P. M. and 1.30 r. M. Rev. H. E. in Ashford of Trinity United Church. Charlottetown. wil preach at the afternoon ocrvice. Rev A. S. Weir of Pownai in the evening. and the Minister at the morning service. Special must by the West Covehcad Choir anti Male Quartette. Everybodv ”wel- i-cme. There will be no service at West Covehead. Rev. Thus. A. Wilson. Minister.

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The Family of the late Margaret Macftac. R. N.. wish to thank all. who in any way helped: also for the beautiful Floral Tributes and Cards and Letters during their rec- ent sad bereavement.

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In fond and loving memory ofour dear mother. Mrs. William Roger- Ion who entered into reat August tstii, 1948.

Four years ago we had to part

with one we loved with au our hearts.

We miss your face and kindly ways

with you we spent our IIIMY days.

. we are thinking today dear Mother

Thinking of the post Picturing you in memory Just as we saw you last.

in that bright eternal city

where no icon o'er dim the eye in the borne of many mansions We will meet Mother bye and byc.

1-0Vil'Illy Remembered by Her Son Thomaa loge:-Ion and Daughter Helen (Mrs. Roy Macliinnon).

.' IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of 'a dear hus- band and father, John M. MaeI.oosI departed this life Angult 25th.

Beautiful memories are all we have

lo Of him we loved dearly and shall never forgot. ' Sad was the parting no one can tell no sudden on earth the sorrow fail. Memory we treasure no one can

steal, , Death leaves a heartache nothing can heal.

M--n Ilunenabored by Wife 6:...

Dlulllter and Grasiddau oda.

IN "MEMORIAM

I in loving memory of our dear wife and mother. Mrs. Tllboi Stewart who posed away August zmi. 194;, V '

5" WI! knowahowwesolas hei- '3'! I hoaiottiat la lonely yet. J: the hurt: that always loved helhooooolhuueveetorgat. III-a'stoiuun'iic'sauaimnear That tell at tbehaaetchai an 3 corn. ' . , N the secret tears..al the am: YOIPI . And the sorrow ihatii jlmtly borne. . rnaali one for the ialui sau- lbaohse with the -Innis-pi on are o'er. """' "-1.9999!-.-ubvu. ham: '

Mr. Lloyd Farrar, Appin Road, who has enlisted with the Active Force for Korea is enjoying a six day leave with his mother and family. Lloyd will leave for camp Shilo. Manitoba on Monday morn- ing for training.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. S. Ling. and their.three children. leave by car today on return to their home in Montreal. They will be accom- panied by Mrs. Ling'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dickieson. New Glasgow. Mr. Ling is on the staff of the Peel and St. Catherine Stat branch of the Bank of Nova Sr.-otie. and has Just concluded a three week vacation in this Pro- vince. He was formerly a mem- ber of the Charlottetown branch.

Skin Eruptions

Here is a clean. stainless, pene- trating antise tic oil that brings speedy relief mm the itching and discomfort.

Not only does this healing anti- septic oil promote rapid and health healing in open sores and wouri s but balls and simple ulcers are also relieved.

In skin affections the itchin of Eczema is quickly stopped. im- pies - akin eruptions dry up and scale off in I very few days..The same is true of Barber's Itch. Salt Rheum. Itching Toes and Feet and other inflammatory skin disorders.

You can obtain Mom-ie's Emer-

d Oil in the original bottle at l-luglica Drug Co. or The Jerikin's Pharmacy or any modern drug store. Satisfaction or money back.

lN' MEMORIAM

in loving memory of Mrs. Elis- worth Newsome. Augustine ('ovo. who passed away August Bath. 1041.

Ibo is but gone from us a little l , while; We miss heruteudor voice god lov-

g am e; . We trust that God's is-no judgment never-meant To take her from us.-leaving no

content;

There is no death of love like her'a.-we know

That we. too, soon must find the

away" sell-out.

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WEDDING GIIT-Hand-coloured Island views. Craswell studio. STANIIOPI - covassaAn- Miss Shirley Macxay of Charlottetown will sing at the 3 o'clock service in Stsnhopo Church. Sunday. Aug. 27.

Canada. Marshdeid Charge. Ser- vices for Sundhy. August 27. will the as follows: Harrington 11 A.M.: Mount Stewart 3 13.14.; Marshfleld 7.30 PM. Mr. H. Malcolm Lott.

PBISBYTEIIAN GIIUIOII in Canada. Brookneld Charge. ser- vices next Lord's Day as follows: Giaagow Road 11 A.M.: Brookdeid 3 P.M.. S. S. 2 13.14.; I-Iartaville 1.30 as. 6.30 PM. Mr. Bruce Moore will be in charge of services. luv. Donald Nicholson. lnterim-Moder- aior.

PIESBYTEBIAN CIIUBCI-I in Canada. Central Parish: The Sac- rament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated in the Church at Churchill hex-t Lord'siDay at 10.30 A.M.: Clyde River 3 P.M.: Church- ill 7.30 P.M. Preparatory service Saturday eve at 8 P.M. Thanks- giving service Monday mornlng at 10 A.M. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Minister.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE -Services Sunday. August 27 are as follows: Winsloe North 11 A.M., Sunday School 10 A.M.; Hightieid 3 P.M.. Sunday School 10 A.M.; Princetown Road 7.30 P.M..'Sun- day School 10 A.M.; Winsloe South Sunday School 10.30 A.M. Rev. J. R. Skinner. Minister.

BONSHAW UNITED CHURCH. The annual thankoffering service oi the Women's Missionary So- ciety of the Bonahaw United Church will be held Sunday. Aug. 27 at 7.30 p.m. Mrs. George Dix- on. Clyde River. will be the guest speaker. Special music is being arranged by the choir.

BBADALBANE PA STOB AI. CHARGE. - Services Sunday. Aug- ust 27th. Bradalbane 11 A. M. Rose Valley 3 P. M. North Granville 'l.3i: P. M. The Royalty Quartette from Charlottetown will sing at the afternoon and evening services W. B. MacPhall, Minister.

IN MEMORIAM

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in loving y if our . Mrs. Kathleen Dolron, who passed away Aug. 25, 1041.

Away in the belutlful hills of God

In the valley of rest so fair.

Some day, some time, we know not when

We shall meet. our mothe there.

Always remembered by child- ren. ShirlcyL Lorne and Jimmy.

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in loving memo y of our darling slate:-in-law. Mrs. Ellsworth New- aome. who departed this life Aisl- ust A5. 1947. In our home she is fondly remem- bered ' Sweet memories cling to her name we who loved her in life sincerely Still love her in death lust the same.

Sadly missed by Doris and Brent.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Michael Peters who was killed at nich- niond crossing on August 3!. 1944-

Inaerted by wife and family.

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Plnal notice is hereby given. to all ratepayers who are in arrears in taxes in School Unit No. 1. Taxes must be paid by September

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Crops Damaged

In our fieldwork across the Pro- vince" since Monday's storm a greatgdeai more crop damage was found than previously reported. in eastern Queen's and King's County the grain crop, generally speakinl. is flat on the ground. Although it is fairly wcli filled there will be great loasea in cut- ting and harvmting.

Fields of potatoos.xcspeci.ally on side hills. have been badly wash- ed out and tops are broken. Corn crops have also been severely damaged, although there have been reports that one hybrid va- riety stood up well under the in- ten:-e wind and rain.

The Strike Situation

it is difficult to say at the mo- ment just what far-reaching ef- feels this strike may have on our Island economy. At the time of writing our Federation is co-oper- ating with the Boards of Trade and Government in making a Pro- vincial survey of our feed. flour and other possible shortages.

At this time of year it is a gen- eral practice that feed and flour stocks are low because of the us- ual price dccrease during the next few weeks. There have been. a few reports of panic buying and hoarding of sugar and flour, but this is not general in the rural areas.

There appears to be about a ten days supply of flour and feed on the Inland if it is properly dis- tributed buf. according to reports from the main dlatributingipointa there will be some extreme. short- ages within the next few days.

Potato Board Progress

The newly appointed Potato Marketing Board plans to meet. early next week to analyze in de- tall the potato situation and map out a program for the coming season. as N are being mgde for the chairman of the newly ap- pointed Board to give a special broadcast to our Island potato growers as soon as a definite pro- gram is decided upon.

Mr. Stephens from B. C. met with the Federation executive last Friday evening before leaving the Province.

His feeling after d' cussing the situation with both the trade and the farmers was that a Board with everyone working together could result only in in great improve- ment that would not injure any- one who wished to co-operate in the interests of the potato indus-

try. .

Heir-ecorded a broadcast which will be ea :1 at the same time as the report of the Potato Board chairmen next week.

Vocational School Program

A prospectus outlining the dif- ferent short courses in the new Vocational Training! School has been issued. The Federation is represented on the advisory com- mittee for the school. '

A splendid short course prog- ram has been outlined including home economi . carpentry. brick laying and plastering, plumbing

. IN MEMORIAM

In lovlnrmemoa-y of our dear daughtor. and slaier-in-law. Mrs. Ellsworth Newaome. who deported this life August 25th. 1947.

She was taken without any warn- ' Inc. nor going left hoaria filled with

The Scene,CIsanges Daily. As We

REALLY CUT LOOSE

Surprise offer Siir rise follow in quick succession as this g r o is i sole nears the on ! Now you got new lower prices . . . now "give- vdues as stocks diminish! Regs-oupod. ropricod for the final

ANowi. Share Ign'.y . Glory Ins "VI".-SIDS And. Final Price - Cuts . 1 Thai: Create M..agic .VaIu.es 1 if A co.r.'rn.' '

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and sheet metal ,work. practical electricity. draughtlug. farm me- chanics. home management. egg grading and agriculture.

The agricultural courses will be held at times most suitable in rural students. They will feature a course on livestock first-aid and animal husbandry. Another one on

soil. crop rotation. feriil.2:er, soil

testing, etc. Those are all con- nected with the youth training program. '

There will also be night classes to suit the conyenience of stu- dents who wish to take advantage of this aervlce.

Copies of the prospectus can in obtained by writing to the Vocal- ional School. Charlottetown.

Poultry Meeting

Following the annual meeting of the Approved Flock Association in July, there was a special session held to diecuas the need of pro- vincial Poultry Improvement Or- ganization. At that time the seri- ousness of the future poultry marketing situation was outlined

-and our past dependence on Gov-

ernment support policies emphasi .

It was felt that producers must do something to co-operate in maintaining price levels, in elim- inating inefficiency in the hand- ling of eggs and poultry and in advertising and promoting the in- dusiry by exhibitions. etc;

it was recommended that a fur- ther meeting to be held of the producers. cgg grading operators, poultry processors and hatchery- men during the latter part. of Augdst. The purpose is to review a proposed oet' of regulations. '50 establish a provincial board whi a would plan a program of PI'0m0i' ional and marketing work and would represent the lndl.lSi.rY

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we up . do n;y.sritear to God's own loving om” ruin" MP2! h In ougigru also will always ro-

0 - . GORDON liicll. acre ry. ME I Lovlnsly Kclllelllbercd by Parents Hm" mui ' S-div mined by Mabel. Artie. ' M 5557:

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right across the Province.

This meeting has been called for next Tuesday evening in Char- lottetown and it is hoped that a good turnout of our poultry pro- ducera and handlers will attend. We have to plan our poultry program in the future if it is to be successful and the co-operation of everyone interested is neces- sary.

Canadian Bacon Teata Iiglsosl

Tests recently conducted by I wholesale food firm in Great Brit- ain on quality of'bacon from vari- ous countries coming to their warehouses. disclosed the fact. that Canadian bacon tested highest among all.

Reported by the British Farm publication "Farmer and Stock- breeder." the tests made by the firm were on the basis of a shoul- der measurement of not more than two inches of fat. English bacon coming to the firm tested only 19 per cent to that standard. Danish bacon 50.4 per cent. Dutch bacon 71.0 per cent and Canadian bacon 00 per cent.

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Practical Action In ltural Ilealtla

Getting competent doctors to stay in rural areas has been one of the problems faced by farm people in the Maritime: for many years.

The New Rom district Farmers' Federation in Nova Scotia decided that one way to do it was to build a home for their new doctor. They recently organized a co-operative body to set up the project and are also arranging to secure a mini- mum salary for their doctor.

Applications !'or Scholarship

Only three applications have been received to data for the scholarships offered by Maritime Co-op. Services to attend the Ag- ricultural'Course at Truro. There has been two applications received for the overseas scholarship. Any- one intending to ppply for those scholarships should get their ap- plication in to the Federation of-

. lice before next Thursday.

Farm Efficiency

when discussing organized ei- forts and the attempts of working classes to raise their living stand- ards and when comparing prob- lems. industry and labor often point to the inefficiency in agri- culture. Thia point has hccn cm- phasized to a great extent recent- ly and we believe the time has come to analyze it.

No one has ever proved that there is more inefficiency among farmers than in any other indus-

try. .

One aspect of this the public should realize: when a farmer is inefficient the cost of that ineffic- iency is borne by himself because he gets the same price per unit that is, per bushel of wheat. pound of butter. dozen of eggs. box of apples. pound of beef as his more efficient neighbor. if he chooses to be so inefficient as ,to take three times as long to produce a pound of butter as he should. he suffers the consequences of those methods himself.

On the other hand undcr organ- ized labours program, the rate PM hour is fixed and the inefficient worker is in the position where generally he obtains the rate re-

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Markets

- 'I1ie dairy products masshat R stronger. There is a good demand for Island cheese and because of the restrictions recently placed as fat: and oils going into butter substitutes. the price of oroamery butter has strengthened. .