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ma-a-ll'-le. oore at iuberton mee 'rrwk 1°' "

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Al-S0 saalfu. AND ARTOON

- nations and maiden hair fern. The

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN if

fledged to a new kind of future _ confronted hy ar aymbol of their past--» Soo the boy who wll deemed. and the girl who could not quit, Brut *hr* to happiness i

ADIES

SYLVIA SIDNEY The “American Tragedy” Girl GENE RAYMOND WYNNE GIBSON

And a Dramatic Cast I

_. le £5.

ivcly that rotation of pa-Stulcs

mullent pastures recommended

JORDAN"

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Accmblned Field my and calf'

Club Fair was held at the Illustra-V tion Station` at Glenwood” August wth. 'rho weather being ideal there was a large attendance. Officials present were: 'I-lon. G. S. Sharpe.; Minister of Agriculture, Mr. R. C. Parent, Supervisor of Illustrattions, Mr, B. F. Tlnney, Assistant Super- visor of Experimental Farm, Chr-' lottetcum, Mr. w. a. shuw.`_1.ive stock su-pt., Mr. L. W. Roper, Live‘ Stock Promoter. Mr. C. J. Cook. Dairy Promotor, Mr. Earl Inge. judged the class of Ayrshire Hel!- ers of the ohildrcn’s club. ‘ma tour; of inspection of the different crops of the Station, conducted by Mr. Parent, a short gall: was given on each subject-Test variety of seed, amount of fertilizer and manure-S used, eradication of weeds, fertiliz- lng of pastures, etc.-all questions being satisfactorily answered. The Experimental Farm extensions have three distinct objects in vi€W.-- good crops. good live stock, and the encouragement of the growth of flowers and shrllbs. In the growth of good crops, you must have the' correct rotation of crops. so as to leave the land in good c0ridiii0l1- To control weeds. land must be' rich, and well cultivated when hay is cut,summer fallow, plough shal- low, 3 l-2 inl, roll afterwards and hal-row each time weeds appear; rcrtilibe and plant tc rcut crops-I No satisfactory spray for weeds. A] beautiful field of banner oats wasi mow,-,_ This variety is considered‘ the best all around oats--3 bushels‘ per acre was sown, with 8 lbs. timo- thy. 5 lbs. early red clover. 3 lbs. alfalfa. Alaska oats is the best for low damp ground, 100 lbs. oats.. wheat and ~barley tothe acre. 5~mu¢-Smut .in oats ls controlled by gi-,aging seed with formalin, 3 gent.; per acre, 1 cent per blishfll. Smut in wheat cannot be conirull' ed. Hay-Recommends cuttini! hay early, particularly Cl°V0I` lilly- early red clover, best after 81155- Alfalfa- A new meadow was showh with growth of alfalfa. Ontario variegated recommended. Land must be rich in limestone. good on dry land with an open sub-soil: a de- monstration of soil necessary giyon and roots of plant shown. Seed to be inoculated with nitro-culturol amount necessary for 50 lbs- seed can be obtained free from Dept.. Fertilizer used was, sulphate of ammonia, superphosphates andP°' tash. Use 3 lbs. seed per acre first year: increase to 10 and iii lbs. la- ter. Land must be free from weeds. It is the oldest forage plant known.

coming more popular in this pro-| ' vince. Fertilizers _ The ilwmcllcms; “°“5 "1 G1‘*““'°°d “nd Um’ of the mixture must be properlyi

balanced; tgo much of one kind noti herds' _ 300d. Manure and fertilizer lnixefii The (31355 of Ayrshire helfe recommended. Ni‘.r0ech is fOr thc, \\'cl'l: jllcigczi by Mr. Earl Illgs. T s'rcc.u leaves. phosphorous for rcozsinolsieln class will be judged at “hd Seed. r>0f=1Sh for starch. Sugars lutcr d-.lic as all were not prese and general vigor. .in picid Dui-_

Timmliy Semi -100 lm- slllplluic The follolvlllg is the prize list

of ammonia per acre used which is i_»i Stirling Quiion; and Elm Cheaper than 125 “V” “m`ai'l" Dfihfcwilliulils: 31-d lddltlle McDollal

by using either <’wp fircssihlz with rlil; c 1-lm-ry Goinll; 1 stlrli m°,"u"°)' R@°°mm(`l““(i “ii m“ViBollltel.'; 8 Sllcrlnull Boulierz meadow directly nftol' clltt-ill; hny A,.Li,m. Mc\V,m,,m5_ . rather ihan in spring' Lllllcii was sf‘l'ved by_ the ladies

C°m_L°“3f°u°W "3fi*`tY "°°°m' the Glcllwood Wolnen's Institu mended; dc' mt Put lil W0 Carly' on the lawn at "Riverdale Farm “HW 5°” 'W “'f‘-""- iuflcr which Hun. c.. s. sho

“SPANKY” -_ "OUR GANG" - COP-.i`DY imnchlnc, thc revolutions being in' were in gyinfipiicioii-5, ii-,is Week

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P°”°t°°°’ “ Large field S‘l°‘~"“. 10 niuhicl- cf Acl~lcultiu~c, addressed "WS made. in e period when meet , bridge, Mess, after spell if y p

tcm manure per acre “Sci 470 lbs- Lhc large nsscnlblqge. The Ministe

sup"ph°5ph°'t°5' 75 lbs' mtash- 5° noted with pleasure the improve Speaks V°l“m€5 f01‘ the enterprise °°‘”' ‘md "5 “"”‘m°“‘“- D°m0“~‘-im’ i ment iu the class cf animals f°1' those connected with the con

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mm °f manure alone in °h°°k plotisllown and encouraged the Junio

across field. inferior growth cpm their “,0,.k_ complimented ¢_i.,,,`the country. Mr. Roberts modestly plants' Wolnenls Institutes and also the gives the cfedit i° thi? Splendid co-

PaStures_ Two fields of 5 Mr” flollrishlllg farming district 0f`,°P°\`°i'l°H 9! hio Silbordinates who

' ’ Glenwood on their beautiful 111 -lin Wm assured the reporter that

each shown. No. 1 fertilized withltmmnn smuonu The lst and

350 lbs* 5“PerPh°5ph“tes' 75 lwtash-! prizes in 5011001 Fairs wiii in iii.`to the initiative and leadership of

150 ammonia, applied in spring and- Lum M sem to A Centra, Fm,

Jl.N.2 ftflld;o lf I ' tffnzed fn (1 ‘;';;’1 dz; _ctw °§:’Y)° ; chrlotte-.own to compete with those Whatever be the cause. the facts

y 5 'ifroln other parts of the Island.`SP€Hk for themselves. Mr. Robarts

nsrtmzed gave 350 ww days’ un- Having ju.-t returned from

f till ed 262 d _ th t _ - * er* Z gave ww nys H iEconolnlc Conference he broughtlaccept Old Man Depression at his is 70 ww days per acre and 52 COW* with llinl a mcssavc of good cheer 'face value and have not onl ' days per acre' Large increase of-optimism being the key note of his* Ceeded ln’ holding their 0 y 530- mm( and butter by fermmng' This address Great hope for the ulti-ihave actually don in wn ut station presents an appearance of ,mam s'ucCcQs` of me Comerencetness during the Qeseirteased busi-

. ~ year,

being very wen kept’ absolutely and encourngcnlcnt of trade. In his: Mr. Roberts speaks in the highest

gre °ta:;e;5` eggthing in perfect trip to the Capitol saw no crops

r our 3' good, no part of thc country

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presciqigg C Iggrfnsgicainers Enya; flourishing das ind our oivn “tight .leadership of the Provincial Mun-

ilittle xsian , an as aways very ager, Mr. Hogg.

practical demonstration of judging much pleased to be with me pe°_

was given by Mr. W. R. Shaw for ple of Lots 7’ 8 and 9’

each being required to late; judge, the benefit of a class of Juniors, Mr' Parent' followed with 8' shmt' Hmel W” f°1` the DUYPOSG of train-

cddrcss- This Slum” h= °°“Sid@f°‘l ins the agents in efficient methcfls

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an wr e reasons for decisions was one of the best on me m

An experimental farm truck was ' ` an ' _~

ci d hims lf being V _ over earlier or later cuttings. .

hm, M B F an exprcssc 0 HS ed Tuesday with an address of nel- Later Rev. Ed. Bridgewater call It is not advisable. to “How the ggogngog nd, 1; W” quige gxcit. titul velvefs are appearing daily in H ,

present from w r. . . _.

completely satisfied with the man- come by Mr. Hogg cd the guests to order, and Hon. ts ing

oa ' ._ Pe” and vewh mm W Wm ____.,____.._.-.----_--- moreo r, they seem to be growlnl

ng more p

topped too early-not a good idea.i f"

edicinally Cleanliness of yardsiveoli

and quarters essential. Illustration Mr. W. _ cl .

with portable fences. can be hauled Die

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u/no .r .arms-urornpnf u

pnstul-ing. Ill all nccolirit of eXi>¢1`l i

ment tried it was proved concl is the mes, pl-ofitdble. Femllzed per IS Best P0110

' Q" ." A very interesting exhibition of

testing milk by the Babcock sys At least one organization in C ' ' tem wus given by Ml". C. J. Cook .ada has found in the economic d

,sulphuric hold was added to milk pression added stimulus to incre 'sumpics which burns all solids ex-ied business. This is the Easte ,ccpzing butter' fat. Four sample Division of the Confederation L lhottit-5 il:.<ul'tc<l in small revolvingi Ags0¢igi,iQn_ whose pi-ovimiai age

creased in 1200 per m. e, the tending :ln cducat‘oll conference

- lilllll- 1 butter int' iiouzs to neck of bottle. the interests of their work The cu

:_\vllcl'e it is measured. Recommends ge;-ence_ which was cuiied by ifiirlrlf-l~s owning testing apparatusiw g Hogg’ provincial Mamgm. ‘costing around $3 each so that gh, Agwcimun was ,men ` they may test milk before it settles by Mess" P S Habana’ Town

into report that he has now vision' M, G _y Kotzenneyerl T

d; ume of business for the Eastern Dl-

\.. _ , ` h was tastefully decorated for

llollcllhcim .=;;.~;;tcm of llltcllsiv ' chu" fortnightly from January to June in in me fum of mmm, “mel” 0'

-‘Insurance ‘ the °°°°‘Sl°“ with cut now," Mm the rainy season. in soakinl oondl- ultra. violet light are believed to bt _ us.

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3 ance gathering was the predominat-

NEW LONDON GROUP.-Pl‘¢b

byterlan Church in Canada, aervieee --- an guuuuy, august mt wul be as ' 'rut A'|_'mN'nolv or., BXHIB- . fellow.. uct ._ ui. ormvuiucen- Irons in min aww- is ~“f°°*'

V ° mullion Service will follow iinmed- ed to the following: B¢0il°l\ 33 °°

lately; :iso p. ru. Long River; 1.00 Page 88 of Prize List. will apply p.m. Granville.

carl) Long Creek, 13th Sunday after . _ -"-

Trinlty, August 21st, Holy Com-‘ y mllnion at ll a. ln. and Evening lthe came as class 43 in lil-it WB"

ll.- 'l‘Hll»lWlLLBlLMlt¢hRlU

betweenlluoky Lindy and Billy

zsoooo ‘immediately after Halifax llzrbibiticn. ' boss-a-ls-ai.

to all Dairy breeds, and entries

will be £0001'-ii'@d as Section 24.

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ST. THOMAS CHURCH '(A;1(il-

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Prayer at 1.30 p. rn. Rev. li. R. Bridgewater, MA.. will oifioilfo both these services.

wannmo barbs-A quiet but 496g_s_n_e,

Girrue nut. _will be rescued *hh gg year, in the same order as lvl YG"-

aad the lame reduction will be made in the awards as was mldc in the other poultry clam!-

pretty wedding took place at 'Rin'

with ity United Church. Qhl-rlotto

on August 8th, by Rev. C. N.

when Miss Eva Wood, daughter Mrs. Louise Thomson was unit in marriage to Mr. C. B. Clive Ma Millan, son of Mr. and Mrs. We

dell MacMillan, West Covehead. bride, who was given in marital by her brother-in-law, Mr. William _ Rix of Charlottetown, was 'Cha

lngiy gowlled in white geol-get Ilwith radlllm lace, white picture h with gloves and shoes to match. carried a lal‘8° b0¢l\1¢ii of Pink ¢\

ami Brown loom an/iuvrnba rallsar-

og 'l'll.lAN CHURCH.-On Sunday ed next the Sacrament of the Lol-d's ¢. Supper will be cele ra n. church following the mol'nill8 Bef' Th, vice. Rev. C. J. Bt. Clair Jeans, of - e Burnmeraide, will otflclate. Prepara-

tory services will be held in the

mi- church as follows: Thursday at ig 11.00 a.. rn. and 7.00 p. m. Friday ut 5; the name hours. Saturday at 11.00 .mi a. ln. and there will be a service on

Monday moming in addition to two

on Sunday.

SENT THE FIRST PLAY

orrziw/l. llug. 11-lay -ng

NEW YORK. Aus. 1'!--(By TM canadian Prem- observation Canadian Prose)-William A. Bra- which may iigvg gn imwnmi

dy. who suoeeeded the late David bearing on radio broadcasting cfm; ,

Beluoo as dean of Broadway pro' future, will be made during thc ducera. will present the first play time of the tote! eclipse of the gun of the new theatrical season- gn Augugi, gi,

The production is "Domino," Und" ui, direction of “_ mi which hu been a hit in Paris, and w. li. steel, of the National as Which Wm IPWII' here in Alldilli- search Laboratories and Dean A The Radius wcmw is Kathcriha s. nw. of Mcoill university, thi Al°X°¥\d°"» B¥`l\'iY'l d°“¥h°°\"i“' observations will be conducted. Of- law, who recently finished a. long fic,” of me Marconi ,_nd_Northem engagement in Elmer R.ice's “The mecmc companies Wm °°.°p,“¢,_ Left Bank." _Her leading man will Theories’ ,ww debatable among be R04 L"°°‘l“°1 *°°“m°d 'mm radio engineers and scientists, may tm m°Vi°‘- " be verified, following the observa-

--f“"*"* . tions. "Fading," bane of “listeners-

- LIFE YN TANGANYTKA in," will be one of‘ the subjects Lormou, Aug. is-(ay 'rho given study md mpom-

Canadian Press)-"Our mail arrives Emanmom n.°m.the mm emm,

Hem” D“°“°"““ "1°’°d tm’ wma' I N M E M 0 R I A M tion and hw to be huns out to dry." responsible fer c ccmlitlc in -ui ‘ '

mg March' Immeg°":1yuf°u;:l“ _,__-_ So writes an Eimllsh woman n . " `“

y-th” Wedding bm "5 ° PM Mats. monraovrz calvlraanb Tanranyiiia. many miles from tha broadcasting. .rust what form cue"

couple left for the brides former mm that leads to cwmzauon

C bellton In the eve

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hom in amp . ' c _ '

nm; a large crowd of “rounds” The community of Carleton was B¢i\‘l!~ _ V avations during the eclipse may do-

n- invaded the premises who me, shocked on Friday July zaih, to “The natives here are very shy. aide the issue. e- tendm their but w'mh“ eo tm hear of the passing of Mrs. Mon- but friendly. almost all Mohamme- At a height of approximately oil ' `

g tegue Campbell, one of its mugt dans, of course, and most dev t miles above ghe earth and again at '

as- ' ou .

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“°“'1Y wedded °°“"° ° q ° Y ected residents. 'rhe deceased, They sc regularly ic church au c hcisht of about 120 miles. the '

n- best Wlshes and mmg: bid; when she was stricken with a par- b°f°\’¢ €hW\'i!\l the ¢l\\11‘¢h- ll r. “ii “’°°“‘uWm“ msn' md yh°f,Se_ alytic stroke from which the failed women are kept very much in t e bf°Mi¢=-“ills lwrliblc. or incmdmg 5 v°r‘ to 1-guy gnu pggcgd pggcgfuiiy gwgy back-ground and are not eonsider

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ded hxolilvhailtlcsrez. te8ti;y;!;‘8m_g\¢“e hz: on me above m,,nti°n,,d ¢i,,_¢¢_ worth sending or taking to church. ‘ 1 th tc. ’°“" ' 'rhe late Mrs. cumpbeu was a Very few of them can read or 'ccrlvurc es"- e' word used by -

Superintendent of the Eastern Di- ___._@--- woman of unusual ability, and pug. write. I am learning Swahili,

u- seared those sterling qualities of official native iauruase here. with

sh --and the higher by ultra violet

fl011\‘i<l\i1\E “OW WSUUK associa ronto, Educational Supervisor, and PERSONALS ¢i,,,i-i,¢m- whim win gi-iemigi-,ip a view to getting more into tcu

lv Mr E P staveri, manager for cape and retain it. she had lived prec- with them- Their srclt recreation is

Fl rencevllle dmcm which they do w me Dean Eve, heading one party,

U which will tendl to improve the Bi-et°n_ as weii as by me provincial Miss Jean Estey, 0 _ . "cam, what me in this community B,

“Kem ““m‘>"1"¢ abcut twenty- N- B»- is *i SW" °' h” ""°“‘°'- M* being e daughter of the me nuvld bcatihr of drum and cienriua

,.5 Optimism, and a determination to Edwin Esiey 9-hd MIS- Estey. Char- Macparlme of Carleton hands."

he make 1932 a banner year in insur- l°ii»@*f°W“- There survive to mourn a loss in ~~- -/--_--

which they have the sympathy of CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS

nt ing sentiment at the meetings, The Misses Charlotte and Mary ‘I who know .them her husband' TURONTOI om” 1,,_(By The made another party will proeeedu

» Corner Brook. Newfoundland. -

ih upper atmosphere of importance to

0 take is a matter of debate. Obser-

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lfe for the' mme! on W even ng who was sixty-two years of age. had Friday mornin!! dressed in long atmosphere becomes ionized. Tha

f°u°Wmg' B aww” W” ‘wen 8 been in failing health for some Whiiio KWSN! Bhd 81168-rrylnl their layers. known as the Kennelly- -

nts

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gi- the “me place' Wm" °' H" mu: iirng, but if, wgg nog mmgidei-eg ,gi-_ little enamel kettlee-their et. Hulvi-Aide layers, have the effect of

ld th .

in ber of fricnds gathered tc b Y wus, ,mm weiinggday, July 21th must be bathed in flowing water reflecting radio' signals back to

g earth and make long digtgnus

h ed It has been augguiwd that the

lower layer is caused by particles of

me Professor B. Chapman, during a - recent Bakerian lecture in London

| light.

or will take up a position for observa-

tion under the lower Kcnnoily- Heaviside layer at Vanleek Hill, Ont., and,lf arrangements cm bg

It was from Mr; Robarts that The Wil°°X~ SMU* J°h“» "““'°°d h°m° and one daughter, Mr-g, .Julign Hg;-_ Canadian Press)-The Womanw

Z Guardian representative received 0¥1'S\1hd9-Y 9»fi¢l` 5 m°i»°\’ Wil? W ,ing of Borden Page editor of The Toronto Star °°1'st°°‘ md Dr' D'c`R°°°’p” U. _ ey the encouraging news that the vol- Cl\Hf1°ti€i°W“ “id 5““‘m°"id°~ One sister and n hi-other gig., gui-_ writes: “Even if you haven't mm’ M tm Naumal R°”°“$

vlve, Mrs Jean de Greayer, San \>°U8ht any new clothes on he Lwcmmms' ue planning an °*

e_ pcdition to Kingston, Ont.

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soda formerly used: large incl~coso§.iiii Ediunyd Mcignuc; 5th Geo, Gor ViSi0!l Of the Association has been M155 Ele“~\'1°\' D- Cl°w 1°” this Fra'nclsco and Ciordo\n MacFarlane, 03191' 515° °f 731° 115°. i’»h°l‘9 il 50111

greater this year than last and that Tuesday by CM i’°1' B°°if°“ *mf Augusting cove P E 1 Another thing about crossing the border V

. V' ‘ I ' ' ~ RIN E

9 hopes are entertained of "going spending a pleasant five week’a va- sister, Mm F_ A_ Gun” of Hugh fmm me Unmd Bt.” to Gund. G K EPS IN T°UUH 57”

over the top' in this province in 9, cation with her parents Mr. and hm' Mu," predeceased her me mst nuke, you mel very, very __

of' bil! Way bl’f0\'e thc chd of the year Mrs- Albert C1°W- Ki“5~’i'°“- month ago. guilty-and. when the woman

' ON HOLIDAYS

1”' nolvnorr, Aug. 11.-abr one nun-i 0

' season of the year the court of the

tarlc, Quebec, the Maritimes and Mice Madeline olow hes returned largely attended, was held from the own and calls you into her private

greatest Empire has very simple

iN°Wf0uhdland and the progress by motor to her home in Cam residence on saturday July aoth room to examine the hem of

setting. While Their Maieatiei

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din nine and was conducted b her astor frock and pet you au around the were at GOWN' the court had h”d_

r'busLnesses are shortenulg sail, weeks on the Island visiting her Rev. Ewen Macbougaii, who spoke weiet line, just in ease you are qua,-wr, in B ywm of 4700 ton'

chased '

federation Life in this section of

.their success has been due largely

in their divisional Superintendent

-and his associates have refused to

as terms °f the 5“PD0rt given by the so provincial agents under the cnpnhic

The educational conference held

this week at the Canadian National

d of. salesmanship. The sessions open

A talk on intestinal parasites' Hyd1‘i\lli3C=. Wciilelo. l'l0!`\¢yS“Cl¢l¢l some years 880 by the Confedera.

lcir Juv- Bilfbcffy. UW tion Life and'has proved of great

uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Albert feellngly of the fine christian char wearing extra, newly pm

Clow and her grand parents Mr actor of the deceased and the ex clothes. your humiliation known and Mrs. Samuel Clow. ample her life was to others. bounds. But there is nothing to

The pall-bearers were Frank Mc- but groan and bear lt. We went cuban, which ig g, piginiy fumigyigq

'--f-'_'-‘ F3\'llD°- Hhfry MacFarlane, Fred through that experience a short room. A special telephone line

Bell, Nathan Bell, Norman Camp- time ago and when the lnspec

he *The Eastern Division comprises Oh- -'-' The funeral, which was very apeetor marks you down for

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“5 we Buckingham palace. so that thi

Wag bell and Russell Clarke. Interment els had satisfied herself that

took place at the Church of Scot- weren’t wearing four or five dr

- Anniversary

to offer their best wishes to the

Tlnney exhibited 6 panels dealing - i

with poultry parasites, heating of "ef in Whifh it is hivcfhied- Cm' Short addresses on preciicul wp- John H. Myers was asked to take ' ,

seed gram growing com' seed d,.m_plete records are sent in weekly. i¢g followed by ML Komnmeyer, charw In umm; wmds he exprm_ more than two or three hours be-‘ ms to mm,” “med out dun

`survey and results or time of topp- The SWUUYIS M0 mflhwtd VHF' Mr. Hogg, Mr. Roberts and Mr. cd his pleasure at being present at 1°" °“°m“g' the pact five year; by the Divigiun have already hem-1 gigmt Bim.

ing of tumips experiment, and con- °C°“°m1°““-V- l°W¢’-it Wfslble °°5t~ A. 0. F: Gill, these in turn being such an event and complimented Adding Wai" i° °“"°- Pe” md of rigid Hugbmdry of gh, Dnm

trol of sheep ticks. rt was re- Gi-llcfi aitcuiicu to the diff°‘°“'- followed by informal clucueclcng Mr. and lure. puucferd on their "°"°h°‘ d°°‘ “°* “"‘P'°"° “W °“‘“' ion experimental mrmu uc Qu... which, , .

commended that tumipg he not Ilcwcrs and Shrubs mund h°“S° The idea of an educational con. 'ity °‘ °“’““ ' wa. able. 'rho non-crush process is also "

ld lulvh-m0Cl< OYHUKB 5Pi\‘i°°» ference of this kind was launchedihome they had acquired and the '

respect in which they are held by all who know them.

Mr. Bridgewater then read and

was given by Mr. Tinney. Tl ‘ < » . presence is indicated by light Thc operator, Mr. Alfred Gorrill. ingpiruilcuul und educational value. ,v/eight, legs and wutrles light col- was nlcfiscd to acc S0 mahv vfefmi- particularly to the younger men of iored. weak eyes. Three kinds of f‘Kt0l'“l‘fge i;0C;1’)f;i§‘lMl“a":"~i-ti1‘:"\e mt; the oi-ggnizgiiom The com worms," round, tape and the Zvcryoold be Oni wo ]eB;’edwrhow| ference, one of several which has Caecli worm, from which mos 'tow ur Ifd 'ynd hillmnh an~ hr-been heid throughout me division' 31": ......

can e. rea me cna y. c 0 11 - _

Hgggcg" worm qnnoi, be gi-Qgigdililrger number would assemble next ______._-____. _

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' H D mis M. L. A. fol- Even in the crisis oi' our fate the

shown of special por-table .hi-cpcicr, lowed. Ho collgratulated the peo- country is notidovmhcnrted. “Ml-s.

of this section of the country N. West has just won a compcti-'

to clean land. For mites, Black on. having this Illustration Station|tion for eating jelly with knitting Legg 40, -49 nicotine gulphate, 1 ll. their midst which was among needles at Woking."-London Ob- pgi-i; to 200 water. Paint, roost; in the best on the sland, paid a trihute|server.

presented an address to Mr. and, Mrs. Dunsford on behalf of Bt.` Johl~l's Church. Other speakers fol- lowed, Mr. Crisp Moore. Westmore-

Shaw, Pittsfield, Mass.; Jos. Mac- Donald, Crapaud: Mrs. Ju. Inman.

Florida; Mrs. Samlzel Calneron, Victoria: Mrs. Jos. cnorlald.

Mr. Dunsford replied vary fitt-

ingiy. speaking for both himself and his wife, thanking their many friends for their kindnrsl.

The ladies served delicious re-

freshments and a pleasant evening

the evening so that fumm pane- ‘to the work of their students and __------------ trate through feathers. tV‘omerl'.~. Institutes, believed in or- Agriculture. was always glad to bel

' lim 1°' U10 °°i'f\m°h l°°4 With 511° B°°d P¢°P1a 01 I-Dil 7. Uibruueht to I 119119! end with Codioné of the meet effective ways of lun can get at them and bum

Mr. 'I‘inney gave a talk on per \gan on

' land Cemetery at Cape Traverse. ses. she got more friendly

uid. ‘Why people shop over here, London. '

bride and groom of fifty years ago. The muowm Whos, mm. th i Mi

excerpts from the 9° ° mn” h °

H Many °! nw” praem' d Mm annual ReportB\c>f the Dominion dmuy helm f°““d» W” *il* b°yB and girls together. so the meld H b d ! r 1931 Wm be telling the customs officer all abo

us an man o .

early part of the evening was spent of special interest to farmers whoi it, while he made gui, the dguign- The keeper and steward of the

in friendly intercourse. insterpers- in ' -tlonelip. A middle aged wom ed with musical selections by that clude oats, peas and lvetches for “me out next mm tha womm of

ensilage in their genera crop pla

1l;et;;~;rl sln:er,h NeiluSi:::. oats' peas and ‘latches In £8 cer‘e private room and she ° °»W° “B °“ °“ V* 3 ‘ must havebeencaught with

such occasions with his famous Zggzgillftg Sgzffgcz Bagggsuiéad ni goods, because she called her h Scotch .songs for well over half a 3 ' 3° band uid, md be tu hm

this stage is to be recommended sm W per' cchturv in agitated tones in him, while his' PAH-Is. Aug. ll.-New and beau-

youthful appearance, the fine 0 ts 3°

a ’ pe” and "°“’h°° put “"t° Under favorable weather con

:;;s§;iT;l"h°“;i°:i'3“5 WF; Pm' tion it is polelble to kill eou not fit for ae: C mon y and nm mo” complemy by wo The) th - three days' exposure but with

“lg °f "1m° in “°l`°¥° 'W' presence of moisture they will

tain their v ty r qui a con- ed lo they do not risk further dl

KILLING COUCB GRASS to a depth as great as fifteen _

_ chu. The spread of the plant is crinkly

Exposure of couch grass roots to -through the root system and

~ < l __.. ._ d I don't know. They seem to think The,gelden wedding of Mr. an F N gms.;-t untii they ,gt “asm

Mrs. George Dunsfcrd. South Mel- have to pay!"

ville. was celebrated at their home °'“ A“g“‘° md" Wm" " 1"” some lvorlss on plvsrmuo °‘ °’°“““¥- ‘“°1“‘““l °°m° Hilkl crowd of friends and neighbors mot OATS, “As AND VETCHES gerie and a bathing suit on

"There was a pathetic little p

table, and the pale faced girl,

Mars to have no adverse effect on inii go 'A

Tl*-*Peas-vetch ensillle. Lots kellt siderabie length of timn. The

' \ ll "Darate test silos through per'-_ gimg ip gum much mm mu

land: Neil Shaw. nescble; .Alec Ml °1 three. _ seven and nine fc- run ti-eatmentie during the het lirht than in dark woes. it well in-

months. respectively, at the Central dry pgripdg in Juiy md A“g,m,_ Experimental Farm. Ottawa. gave It is difficult to lull couch gr °"°°“°“° °“'u°¢°- Th' l,°nlt»h of roots under humid conditions a

um” in li/°i'°i° lpvlfently having ploughlng under couch sod le of will remain the favorites of coneer- . no adverse effect on the material. comparatively little use in de.-l el . .

in.; it, cyan when pioughed un

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connects the yacht directly with

es- King could, if necessary, be in im-

and mediate touch with his advisers in

it One of the most treasured re-

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the yaclw is a. small, tattered whitq

Q ensign in the lounge. It is the en-

ut table. f-he yacht has its own crew.

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