A chat I had a few days ago with Premier Walter Shaw is the main fare in todey’s farm column, but first let me correct a potato story that appeared a few days ago in the news col- umos. ‘

I wrote about two fine speci- mens of Mcintyre Blue potatoes that were brought to this <*fice from the Johnston's River area. They were grown on the Lewis Brazel, Centennial Farm, John- ston’s River, Charlottetown RR

6 The fantastically large ‘hum. |

her of sheep the premier saw grazing high on the steep Scot-

tish hillsides, and the beeutifal |

tweeds he saw being woven in

Agriculture In Scotland Stirs Premier's Interest

some of the small crofter's | homes in the Isles of Harris and | Lewes were two of the things | which impressed the Island Pre- | mier most strongly, I gather.

No matter where one travels in the United Kingdom, he em- phasizes, large |flocks of sheep which indicate ithe importance of sheep raising | jin the economy of the country.” Driving through the Highland country and the Western Isles of Skye, Harris, Lewes and Uist “*..the Highland hills were beau- tiful. The more rugges and ma- Jectic at he crests wete bare of |vegetation, but an attractive co- iveting of herbage in the lower ranges of hills ‘‘was a sight beautiful to behold.”

And the hardy sheep, mostly

Highland black faces, were seen (though

on the steep hillsides maintain- ing precarious fodtholds, while they grazed far above the wat- cher from below.

Rustling or sheep «stealing would be easy there, the Prem- ier observed, though the anl- mals are tended by shepherds with their incomparable sheep dogs

He saw a few of the long-hair- ed, wooly cattle, but they're used mostly for crossing with other breeds, Mr. Shaw believes. People attending ‘the Atlaiitic Winter Fair next week will likely see a pair or two of oxen frorr. this colorful and rug- ged Highland breed, The first’

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Harris, and other tweeds

will notice about them eras, whieh ust

‘Sine a Ds I liked particularly the

Frem- fer’s reference to the beautiful tweeds woven in the the crofters whose holdings’ of |

homes of |

five to 10 acres are too small to | give them a living. And I ree -— I checked with Mr. Shaw this one — that much of

aFsts

which this part of Scotland justly famous are woven in such | hum ble homes marketed

they are marketed through regular channels of mer- chandising.

The Shaws’ visit — Mrs. |

to agree that “the Isle |

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there was an atmosphere of independence, with evidences

of hard labor and productive. fied and content than imess. And the back of the homes they could be in ¢ lon the steep, lonely hillside ris- labor market where \ing from the tinted lochs, thou- broken time and other disturb.

sands of sheep pastured con-

tentedly.”

_Stornaway was like a section

from Hartsville, or Belfast, the °Tossing, chiefly

Shaws ‘report. “A marvellous farming area

land the heaviest grain I nave Dig sales at Kelso, with lever seen’ with great Ayrshire Tings in operations at ‘eattle breeders was the com- ‘ime, The animals sell, @

ment on the Ayr district. FAMOUS FARM VISITED

. | ‘The Shaws were dinner guests ‘Wo minutes — a fer

BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY

Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Oct. 26, 1965. 15

jat the farms owned by Wallace Montgomery the bloodlines

women, were on the job in the morning but more satis-

ing irritations” are often found. Mr. Montgomery carries about 300 sheep. Suffolks are used ia with Dorsets, Big sales of breeding | 4,000 to 5,000 animais sold at

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ery jthe often fantastic a eloquence associated with C adian cattle auctions."

rate of one a minute jare sold at the rate of

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stand around.

Parliament Hill Turned Into Propaganda Factory ©

proclaims the

pemphiets in bold -

blue letters. ‘ “Make y< vote count for

your more,” reply the Liberals i

even bolder black letters.

inter. | Electric Arm

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ls Designed

TORONTO (OP)—Colin Me Laurin, 4, a Second World War

fighter pilot, has designed aa electric artificial arm for crip- pled children.

Mr. McLaurin, who also de- signed the first electric hook for children, made the arm in Chi .~ cago to help an armiess girl te “_~ eat,

The tensing of a muscle opens and closes the new arm's hook, An electric elbow, still. in the experimental stages, will raise the arm like an ordinary elbow when muscles are contracted.

Mr. McLaurin, director of the Toronto Crippled Childrens’ Cen- tre’s prosthetic research, is a 1049 aeronautical engineering graduate of the -University of Toronto.

"IT wanted to work on my own. This is one of the few jobs opea te an engineer today where he uses his intuition,” he said. -

The first signed for adults, operated by ~“

lewitches on a@ battery attached _- The ‘Liberals are distributing [to the wearer's belt. The new » a four-page tabloid newspaper design has no éwitches.

but the Goods and Service... Where to find them in Charlottetown and District savertising a brand ef Whie key.” bievauaiae The reference when he recalled that AIR CONDITIONING |BEAUTY PARLORS CLEANING SERVICE COAL & WOOD __| MILLINERY ie Suen McCLARY EASY ; regarded a ti ; Gala Beauty Shop Prompt Delivery Need A New sila grest san, Gk. tee ‘AIR CONDITIONING UNITS d d ' RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL 105 Kent St. Dia) 4-9481 In epen ent Aealee Egg Furnace Se Chapeau? het, ek re the — OM INFORMATION open ways $10 8.07, ‘awe (Cleaning Services| Ss s2¢ Nadine wood Puiosient tie at | Gr spree & meme ay ; ’ : 4 sire and showring performer. Lights etream down on Pro- DICK RUTHART and Thursday nights * ne McQUAID'S ADELLA S 38 Eden Ch’town 804-9483 | Mrs Wilma Spencer owner Limited / Another great Clydesdale | gressive Conservative leader and operator. COAL YARD... | 169 stallion, Dundure Footprint | John Diefenbaker as he ad- BOILER REPAIRING All modern Equipment. Wash feta Queen St. opp. Post Office | nag a service fee of 200 pounds | dressed a Kiwanis luncheon in eee 37 Park St. Ch'town' 4919 Sterling at time of’ service, | Toronto Later Mon- SHERWOOD BEAUTY wel eae hank. Ga ioe whe - BARBERS and another 200 pounds at the day night a major rally in BOILER REPAIRING | . SALON orial A. PICKARD & Co . time the foal was dropped, the ELLIS SHOPPING CENTRE | - ’ 1D Ma) Barber | Premier wae told. Obviously Ben Livi Ww . Bi Hard : for show purposes when such en Livingston Fusenatnd | Se eee R Robison - ve mdr Telephone 694-5683 for appoint: | price was paid for the stal- and Sons Ltd. & Friday ‘til 9, Tel. 22394. 12 Alexander Drive C | uae baa 6 — : aa oe @ Kensinginn Rd, Tel. 47127 ? Charlottetown ~. oa the Lessnessock herd have come Sherwood Barber Shop _ ’ ‘ periodically, TRANSFER BETTY’S BEAUTY SALON REAL ESTATE Complete, line of FURNITURE ' evet vince Bert Browa of York ore el nek anid uaneeie soft coals, coke ys ; The Premier carried back the| By RONALD LEBEL J. J. FOLEY This Montb's Specials: Schein and smithing coal. | Aylward's Furniture |nest wishes trom Mr. Montgom | ‘OTTAWA (CP) Parliament , PHONE 43268 ling bi ; TRANSF $10.00 wave for $8.00 Exch Ltd. ery to the many Ayrehire breeds | Hill has turned into ‘a propa- ER $7.80 wave for 5.00 J. W. MacKENZIE Prompt delivery and RERanGe. * [he knows here. ganda mill, with the five par- pray oe mechanical loading. & Prince St. Premier Shaw was greatly im- |ties 68 Richmond St. Real Estate Consultant g ‘Phone 4813 , * Phone 4-9914 Open Eve's by Appt. 46008 | . Appraiser and. Broker 88 Lower Water St. “alk a block trom. uptown |More being done in bath Setland Se ee © ONS veces “Tops in “269 Queen Street “Dial 4-5541 and pcg erred s bey mtn me While politicians are away on SERVICES Charlottetown = 7 Re | Member ef CARER. laGTOMOTIVE ——|DRIVEIN Same ot them well up to the ler and’ MP4’ secreiories bors DRUGS 6” Cement Blocks EAT OFTEN San The ‘evoke ot soon be tose, cate vackiots Flagstones GEORGE PEAKE | MUFFLER CENTRE ‘ ‘levident, he suggests, in plentiful land even records: LARTER’ ry LIMITED Complete Exhaust Systems At The supplies of lumber for’ lee al! The brochures are long on ad DRUG SUNDRIES |:ISLAND BRIKCRETE Sales ‘ _— |meeds. Bis verbs and pictures and short on (Hal Larter, Prop.) ver , A & W Drive-in forts. to improve our forest action. Most popu- Phone 43043 INSURANCE At OK TIRE STORE ; ‘ Complete line of ' 920 Pe Dial MALPEQUE * ROAD previa te le Fe eS ata words are “progress” and Patent Medicines PHONE 2-2448 | it’s the only place you {8nd Irish policies to expand o8| The main Liberal pamphlet eae ae nee SERVE-ALL can buy “Chubby* | Mareate tal be 4 wary valurloes “adler “Greage stim Phone 802. SBCRETARIAL SERVICE| Wi ie TIRE SERVICE Chicken” able natural reeuret" ee eb magie tre and a srauieia trom FREE DELIVERY PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY o Wve ‘Tire / “T0900 Brigh serves.’ a spéech Prime Minister 4% ELM AVE. a Typing, all kinds REALTOR - CONSULTANT @ Gunes Yoru: Tim aie tayo sis eink ate aa you. about a ec Can- Mrs, cauline Cooly | el Hanes, | Servic ree ee ey ee cont BUYING - SELLING 110 Mt. Edward Rd. Fa seem! @ Wheel Alignment FUEL OILS dias, Tao goa has boon trenbew- |tectures a cover pools of the Prove 278 mreiasrance =| O.K. TIRE STORE dously ienproved and has devel-| Peace Tower and « quote from WANTED oe Vincent J. Sh oped into a large cattle reach. |e speech by John Diefenbaker IF YOU WANT 165 Queen St. St. Peters Rd. Ch’town incent J. SN€A Sheltered on all sides by high opening with "I see a great ALE BOTTLES Dia) 994-4912 DIAL 894-7242 ae ee hee eet ee ee ee large all win- Canada . . .” 20e per dozen G O O D Gasoline, Diesel Oil; Motor je. or rainy weather, I ob-|NDP DISTRIBUTE PAPER PHONE Becher & HEATING ROBINSON’S STATION Ta perial ESSO D . served some of the ao and oo are distetbut- 4-8595 Call: Specialists in. generatore,. ok ealer ‘ ithey seemed to be excellent |ing a fouf-page newspaper wit NELSON GOOD W [ \ 0) N ternators, starters, wipers, car- pee type and in fine vigor and fallen opie picture a een [een er ee ee cee kan | PODS PUR tee anger Beer oro mrenenet Keach Seen REAL ESTATE |" Teeotones cate, erate | Texaco Stove ané-rurmce ot-| New Stop Device sted win te rweater y J ree Oil Burner Service ; main planks in the NDP plat- MAURICE BLOCK Centres 90 Kent St. Ch’town KR. Sheahan & Son | Nowtave Ave. chem Tested By Jet ee area, elon Bae CO. LTD. ena Stles & Service ; Eee er Dial 92-2338 qRDMONTON (OP) A Mic cok above. be head the a. ing machines. — ceenirs STAN LEY MOL ee ey ig : ead t ay ee ra ce wanes a PYgree awa Quick Service and floor polishers. Speci and came to what Fit. Lt. Larry ill mail 50,000 copies cf We als ke button holes, Good Texaco Service Albert L. Nelson called a ‘kind of jerky” |800n Wit man! 00,20) copies ACCOUNTING SERVICES| cover Suttocn Wave aiierateee, | REAL ESTATE LTD. 894 - 7723 Thomas |S fen shout 06 mph. | semaeh- stile Keiser “wih & 125 Kent St. 202 Water St. White Rose Dealer It felt, the pilot added, “Jerky |Cover picture Robeet f Ch'town, 4-8272 " S'side 6-504 | Where Friends and Sales ||qnition & Carburetor) stove and fuel oll, on, | Dut gentle”’—like a panic stop in Thompeon and a capsule R. E. WRIGHT Montague O'Leary , Are Made getaltsed Servite greases. satteiod. motor oil, a eur doing 60 m.p.h. Bet: @e Advice’ and. assistance tn ait | 470! &3 DEALING EXCLUSIVELY P * Grafton St. East, Ch'town mclunutaie't sat ik Cr-io"'s phases of secninins and IN REAL ESTATE ee ote caught the Phone 4-6610 brakes. 7L Up. Prince St. 4.9628 | BUILDING WRECKING | 78 Gt. George St. | fal meup rom | made dura ten of a hoke ' : : ANYWHERE ON P.E.I. “Near Travel Bureau” and-ca ng device simt- 1 he arrester cables which END-OF-YEAR = saat gree Can 004 be. Charlottetown, P.E.I. Batt and ba pei Texaco oe halt aircraft Ianding, on nireraft ACCOUNTING twen 12-1 or after 6. Lt Oi earriers. Phone 2-1611 . I The Canadian ¥-xperimental Financial Advisory Servi JAMES CLARK ; % vin blishment ha: CHESTER STAIRS» 189 Elm Ave. Ch’town SEPTIC TANK. SERVICE Summerside Auto Texaco Fuel Chief, Heat- been testing the brake at Namto (37A_ Elm Ave. — Diat 4-8676) | ~ Electric: ing Oil ard Stove Oil. until ten ae "siicton air Charlottetown, P. E.1L Custom Septic Tank Pumping wae S’side 6-2161 “Where To Call’ on ae So aia stop arched ca | eae Bre | own Petroleum |B et nt ch - Upholsteri ng : REGENT H TEL ucts Ltd. the aircraft. This engages a Anti-Freeze ; THOMSON Overnight and permanent 203 Great George St. (cable stretched across the ruir EXPERT CRAFTSMEN] West Rovaity Dial ¢44us ae Sitowe NOL 7311 | Sorat eel ee ROCK BOTTOM : = Reasonable Rates After hours cal! 894-6436 The chain passes over - PRICE Complete line of fabrics coon: waist sie $8 Great George St. Ch’town | | sprocket wheels which are, hy- . Custom FIELD TILE INSTALLATION Phone 4-6426 ‘OPTICIANS peng og A ng aw 2.45 er gal | . @ TRENCHING ; : | veloped by Pine ie Laurentide Permanent ntertors | @ BACK HOEING When in Ch'town ISL AND OPTIC AL| te! — in Germany a ype 166: Prince St, Ch’town | @ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED + + th i— Saw Mill ee a yuke coriMares ' mu ee LTD. Five Centennial ° POULTRY FOY’S SEPTIC T REVERE wou lomo your glasses | Projects Okayed Supplies SERVICE Le Gail qeawbtes (reeuine or | | Y bydraulie Hoses LARGE FRESH Tryon Ph. Crapaud 42-34 HOTEL sunglasses.) ’ | ae — = (cP) — | Five more ntenni ojects y Ueds U CHICKEN @ Supply new frames or |for Newfoundland communities ade Vp ‘i ee tte es Murray River 119 Kent Street broken or old style frames. have been announced by Publie Louiibury | es See Sanitation Service Dial 47218 1$ fe master ot me | Dee : KINLOCK BRAND | septic tanks, : and re glasses at no charge. Freshwater and Placentia— In ustria Ltd. An Island Product nl ae @ Comfortable Town council office—total cost Or eae eee Accommodation P.O. Box 472 or 117 Kent St. |of $40,000 44 Belmont Street Book orders for school pump- : Dial 4-8054 - BULBS ing done during. vacation. Ch'town Phone 2-1673 ae — Town hall — total A. E. MacKay. Phone 66. SIGNS cing’ Point—Centennial park BULBS: RESTAURANTS —total cost of $6,199 Quality Fogo — Recreation centre — READ THE ESQUIRE CCFFEE SHOP total cost of $40,000 Perennials and shrubs. Buy USE SIGNS Imported Jams, Jellies and | Woedy Island—Park and play: CLASSIFIED ADS | now. tor fait planting. CLAS COMMERCIAL ART | other confections. ground—total cost of $2,730. SIFIED SERVICES Fresh clams and scallops’ also Sidmount Gardens sn cue SIGN MORE COUNTRIES DAILY aaa ; WANT-ADS THE STUDIO 174 Queen St soené Gael ot OY oxieleies | Oe en ae wae. OF McGill Ave. Ext. Ch'town 92 Kent Street Open 8 am. to 5:3) pm. | 20" bate signed up for Expo Dowseat Cb ie Gowler

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ARSON SUSPECTED

Arson officials of the Mon- Montreal, which wes destroy- stairway. Three other estaly

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