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.ggpriesyluguet Qthsthellmis- “4 Itation operators’ m in eminence at . the nouri- mm station and at thsiillustraiion

p“, qti-lerjussts o! the day includ- g wars. Walter Shaw, Provincial my. stoolr superintendent and Fred “uh, poultry Promoter ior the Pro- lince. / . The day was very proﬁtable both [or the operators end tor the cmcials "helium oi the work.‘ ‘The pro- ‘ V for the dey included first a suliquet at the Experimental Station, iiirnished iointly by the Etilﬂfllﬂemli Farm and they Division oi Illustra- tion stations. After ‘the banquet the lolldwinioifiresses were sivtﬂl

m. B. Frank frinlley. Assistant superintendent-J, -in _ths absence . oi llr. Olsrk. welcomed the operators to lsveriasmtsialhﬂii. Jle lwinwd W‘ tow the tvmcould And were working ill co-Ooersticnond explained some lilthe problems before P. E. Island hrmsrsst the present tinne.

Ilr. It. O. parent. Supervisor o! the P. l. Island stations in his addreii b ihscperatoes first stated his bite- u» we Matisse.“ “W! =11 °P' mien institutes his, pleasure w“ mhgfQ$hQ1hw an operators to-

or. rhusonierenee save the 0P- hters an opportunity to araue M" Iithanoihetslledllstoseei-he f and have; lcertain 911W! 01 with The ortrlw"

em told, that the Division c! Illus- iiiaticn Stations-was started in 1915 ll ssslutehewan, Alberta. In 1922 six ltetionslwere iiirtod on P. E, Island. liortherl‘ are; twelve me acccrdinﬂ lo the older Supervisor our stations lhd operators ' are the finest in Dansda._At the present time the illus- tration etatiohTdlvision is receivins l; nest-gig"; oi mubilcity and they ire-r ‘_ by tmi majority to be BIO f!‘ is wel-

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neighbours tlrlnlr that you sisn “rpm; great deal out 0i ibis ststioli‘: were they to

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mien gt quptico, Besides the one?!“

_ The field oi turnips ‘ . . ly tine one. one-hall were sown Vi“! "Y -

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try it themselves they would think otherwise. Finally the Supervisor pointed out the principles ‘for bill- cess in farming. ‘These are as iollows:

First: An interest in- your wcrh.

Second; Knowledge o! crops, ~1ive stock. fertilizer, etc. ,

Third; A system for rotation o! crops whether this rotation is a d} l. or 6, year doesnot matter.

Iourth; Live Stock is the basis-O! permanent agriculture. , _

Fifth; Commercial 1e r and lime should be judiciously used where needed. t Z . '

Mr. Walter ShawLive Stock, Sup- erintendent, next addressed the 0P- erators‘ and further stressed thevnoiid o! live stock on larlrlsaﬂe stated the‘ his Department was willing to‘ help any operator or any district" to_.ob- tsin good pure bred bulls. _ '

Ml‘. Fred Nash, Poultry PIURIDWX’. next addressed the operators and told them how profitable poultry could be on the individual farms. Be stlted that in his work he. selected districts and in the districts live and lap-to- dnte poultrymen whom he worked with to makeMaster roulizymsn ‘and on whose farms he held his 691F93- strdtions. Everyone in thedllidhiioiif- hood wss weic in these dean!!!- straticns. He also hoped thatniore operators would be Mssin Poultry- men.’ ' ' n

Quits a lively discussion loliowec these addresses regarding improve- ment in illustration Iii-NM W9“. ‘W The operators then were shown about Experimental Farm‘ ‘and ‘thefPiilii Pathological Laboratory _~ and‘ “fitld plots, then the party; wenthtmthe field day at Rustico. ‘ -\ » ‘

Approximately 250 pJpie attend-

sent were first welcomed tofthe ste-

o! the station. A visitsvasthen _

the variety Board's ~Improved~aiid

“ttiiiipalifsurililng Fiellisﬂflflliif? Grain Bompotition, 1929.. '

l“ i ' . ' t urns ma mm or ours. Wllﬂi. ‘m; gglﬂﬂlg llIiD POTAIOII. I j ~. in the three counties when there l." Ive I nmuynimusrermteunmﬁﬂﬁﬁ

ransom. “

ed the field day at Rustico. ‘Ifnusepfb- - ~ tion and brieﬂy explained the watt e

to the various fields onrthis stttito. v meiii- _ ‘

in it were found quite a few afflicted “ '

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' igndusb*i.lle;iowlwlutcroopaod ‘y, , isdue to a 5 ..~ .i.°--.'"!4'.". ‘w hire t». wheel t shouldfbe-‘takenr in hand early 5111119 svelte not‘ allowed to accu- liiiiiltetill theghens reel the‘ iniuri- oils'ei'lect.-. » - ~

toibtve no ,serious elect, Imam, early lndlpersists

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, ».K'eifosene~emuleion. the recipe for lihith "$911963 ‘in these columns

litjly. isan excellent romldyf/ it should be well rubbtddnto the sﬂect- Udﬂplnlq “king/cg; m ﬂu Qvgg-y crevice. x Another , valuable control- is ‘Jubbed Jlrgenemusly a few iiﬁilI-gssithb ciseeieu ccmmumg- ti!!!‘ 9m,eoe.iow1'-to”snotber it is

no run throuah-the wholedoclr Fnot to.‘ . \

modulo run‘ osmr cow.

<71?» 111st mint 7m be nbtioed in Judlmjlf “h? cow is the condition i?! ill-health 1nd constitution. -w1|;h. W‘ I001 and I strong consti- tua°n"°°*ilwil-ilitobeapoor investment. The indication; u; be ma“ m’ u‘ u) P1953! 0i’ room {or 1'4"?‘ lﬂii- lilﬂll: (I) easy. regular WWW? ("mellow skin: <4) sort 31111‘! hlil‘. Ind (o) s general appear- l-DBQ 01' lhﬂlt.‘ ~

5°°¢d1aestion isthe next desidgyi. ‘mm ,4 w" lit beglble to eat ll!!! illll-Iititieep! forage in order to mmlilliiilllre abundance cg pufg b100,‘ m" 831th the milk is extracted n” i‘ indium 59.! llrle barrel "T354418 P1999. the ribs long and

- dict-healthy on and us». rile a

vigorous appotitgj. '

~ N883 comes this llbllity ta ggcrgtg milLor-uleillr rot abundantly. The "d4" must be Oisood size. . test; 11m and squarely placed-skin cov- udder: to be mellow liidﬂagﬂc, lsrse alsmmal-y-veins. ind a network 91'"!!! léiililitrto them. The udder. should runxojthe frontls-‘mucls as

with clubl-root. {nnbther portion or t ‘egwiieidiwss ‘vviih- the variety‘ ligpgholhd‘, _ ,’,no_. club. root’. was f0}lnd.-"‘_'_I)l_l_e‘ .i_'l" to: onrrlottemwn Np. '80 ‘boriby’ vhf-ho very credmble ‘Ni 9X95“? mute.» .011 "1" ‘i’?! ""119 29""? lmwlhil-ii redo blqver.“ js_ allelic‘ and, a slsilre. The new. <>i...s==w.cr hi“ sire-lav be» anti is, now ready for sum- mer» _ following]. to; Tnext year's root crop. ‘The new meadows shows s

sides-able alfalfa is, showing. v _ g é"]°*l’°."m°l1i. velvet-w vom- poring a iuu quantity ‘o: barn yard manure and a lull '_qu'sntity ofcom- mqrcisl ‘iegrtiliierlwith one-dial! of use attracted monsiderablo interest.‘ ‘After a view’ or the fields there wle s -liw"ieonisst‘ at which m. Wiier; Shaw omciaicd. Miss alsnstta clerk wonpro p ' ‘Mr- Nish-next gave"). pool‘- tryicilllingdembnsmtion. ' Auveryenj ble tea. wis served by ﬂip "lyomenfs institute. L-Fils? iinel {attraction .. for the . day was’! tut-toys; between steam oi flllidiiwiilbs ‘and visitors. The visitors wonJthe tug " '

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‘possible. wntivsetweeiltlwvin‘ e

a very unJ "{*'"°ﬂ011»§o"hlve smimsst anew

5°“! "Bill"! ibiiwe their name to

.'I'he story ct the wholesale massacre

splendid aftermath growth andcczv

haunoh bones lellows."rwpgdps;co-. "Moments! i-fbiiliiiilil?‘ lament eyemdiosiés oi, nervous 9mm. i-"iliirllireiabi iiabkbons isthe rower-line

it sows to actuate the‘ udder.‘ jrheie

should he no sagvooisllino tron. the l

linetilltlletail-isreaohedﬂrhsnos» irils should be wide. and the has cleanly cut and strong. no shoulder blades come up sharp and wedge- llllbed» The adviile or Mr. Wolttl‘ Shaw. Live Block Branch. Ute stood away lrom the cow and study "her coniormation belore examining. her at close quarters. ‘ ~ ‘ . i ~

THE JUNIPER»

Through the kindness or w. n. Mmlfvy" I have examined s species W! Juniper. which he rightly names as I Junipdrils communis, L-l variety mon- tans. This is a low depressed my. like shrub with a red berry-like cone. l afterwards turning bluish-hush, hm ‘ minute leaves in whorls‘ c! thrQgL and bearing no spiiies at their tips.

R hi8 little in common with the Iii-culled Juniper or the, swampy wounds. a tree which ispfoperly known ’as the American Larch. The i "berries" ot the‘ common Juniper have long been includ-sd in ‘the phar- mﬂcvuoeis. yielding oil o! Juniper. a Powerful diuretic distilled from the llnriliﬂ fruits. This oi.l is closely g1. lied to oil oi’ turpentine and resem- bles it in the effects on the system The characteristic ﬂavor or gin ‘u derived from the Juniper berry and

the City of, Geneva. ‘

rum ma" Nsrnrm.

. " I n. chiral-m‘ punt sent in ror detsrminationls the Skullcap, Scutel- laria galericulata of Llnnseue/ It belongs to the Labiate or Mint 1am- iiy and is sound in wet places, with o-range as far north as Newfound-l lend. Plants for examinationshoisld be ioldodin waxed paper to‘ preserve ' , them in as fresh condition as pos- sible. \

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WASHINGTON, n. c, Aug 1a;

of Chinese and Tibetpns in‘ remote ' wesiitrnilhine. is believed by the National Geographical Society. to have enhanced beyond all previous‘ ly estimate prices a set of Tibetan ,_ classics at the library '0! congress. ‘l /i‘he great Buddhist monsstry at ‘ Ohoni and all its valuable contents are among the buildings reported destroyed by the fanatics. Within tbs monastery were housed thousands oi wooden blocks, son years old, from which the best sets of the Tibetan classics were once printed, and the Geographic Soci- ety assumes tgat these also were destroyed. _

Two years ago Dr. Joseph I". Rock now leading g rlationsl Geographic Society diti s {our ‘hundred miles sputh'ot‘ the pillaged area, was in Chcni, and hecbtained ior the liberty ot congress s complete set of the "Chonl-prlrlted classics in 317 volumes. c

These books are now on the libra- ry's shelves and have become al- most priceles it the blocks were destroyed.

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'_ day, Thursday, 25 Cents. . J ‘ _ g " ,_ General Adpilssi n to the maingroundscvenings, Adults 1d Gents.

- . . . _ .. “Nlliiiiiliiliiﬁii Gr=ﬁ!i..5iﬁlif/ll1‘ . dew. itiioﬂuot.1§...<=eee . .- . . " ssh-boos; to. _ "d for Hiorse Races, Vaudeville,‘ etc,

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The great bigrgProvincial Exllibitionrwhich we have been telling ‘you ‘Bliplitlsi e1 earlyspriiis. _wi_ll_-,jbe__»_il'1 full swing Monday evening at 7.80 At thstkfhour-Hisnﬂonor, Lifeut-Governor Heartzwilloffic. ,_ V~:=,:0i$§l'l;_.lt. A Everythhigyviil bein readiness at the opening gong. All the etiiiii;;and:other.eirhibltsf»wllllbe in. their places. The great big wows; the in flillswing,'and every ilvlng» and. mechanical thing. which intakes iinExhibitionisoirltcresting, exciting andexhilerating, will -be ready ‘for

_ you." _In K‘ thofmeveningf myriadeof electric lightswill make the grounds

bﬁkiﬁiiﬁ dill?! . Never before has’ such a large amount of money been

‘ élilléiidéilftil ‘stage "the Exhibition. in . thisPi-ovince. Never before has such’

siproﬁanlbeenprepared to command your interest. From Monday "W¢l'ii1l§‘1if‘7.30 félocli, until Flfliiﬂy evening at 10 o’clock. the big show

will he going strong.

-§ilohrluy'oyening‘11.so P.M.,'Grangi Opening or Exhibition. Speeches, Band Music, Mrs. Frances Hoil’ Trainor, Mn-and Mrs. Raoul Raymond, Vocalists. i Professor W. E. Fletcher, Pianist, in the Main Building.

Q Great BigtMlidway in fullswing, with its myriads of lights reminding

05¢ 0f Fairy Land, 011 the main grounds. Honey Troupe. The Florenz Trio "

and Carl Mahéllo Company. marvellous acrobats and entertainers, in front of Grandstand, with band concert. ‘- ’

TUESDAYS PROGRAM

Morning, Judging cat-tic. Visiting exhibits, I . ~ ‘Afternoon, Midway on main grounds. Great reﬁng program witli splendid ﬁelds of high class horses." . , t

’ 2.23 Trot with a bunch of, fast trotters. ' ' Pacers that can step. -

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2.15 Trot with Great Scott, Champion Trotterlof Cape Breton, Longset

i ‘the others. Biggest vaudeville program ever staged here. Band‘ Selec-

ii¢iitt ~!itlvhi Mtiitvll ‘inﬁnity tit-i W > ~ . '- “A ~‘Evcﬁl‘ii“rig,_t_(_iréilt_ ‘Big Midway}. ,_Vaudév_iile._ Band Program, etc,

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~_ ‘.i',ﬂ.‘l-I.';“.i l ,¢ . .‘ _ , - . ,, si ‘liiiifiiiilsir-illiiiillls";¢li“le- e llliﬁiiilis=.txhibiisr<=i¢-

.,»"=tbgteruoohtiilgiimlayzaai;on inhili, zi-‘blilifar: Horse riices on race mo, Gifédtlbigfﬁfitjcﬁliorlillwih Paloillsoegﬁchumpioh-tor Cape Breton, Mary

~ V0162’, v Toff,‘ eiiiIintgLambei-tfifodd ‘cndothei-s. v - 5 5. 52-2 ‘Trill: ﬂiﬁt? Will bé-aisizzler Mfhplgb, M80, Peter Verde,

vile ~l1>uis ‘and others; - _ A _ , ' 2.22 Pace with Susie Watts, high has; Maine pacer, Bingen Aubrey, Dusﬂess Grattan, Marge Direct and others.

Evening, Midway, Vaudeville, Band Concert, etc.

THURSDAYS PROGRAM

Morning, Visit the Exhibits, parﬁicularly- main building. - .1 Afternoon. Great Big Midway. Thrilling horse races, with . 34.18 Trot and Pace in which Major-Aubrey, Major S., Great Scott, Captain Mack, Peter Tanlac ‘and others wilijstage a terriﬁc battle. -2._25lPlice with. abuncllof good side wheelers. ‘ ZQGTrot-with some" real trotters. ' = . ‘ These races will/be among'-_the-V¢17Y'l>_.¢5t- . . lgh _ class Vaudeville.’ Band-Selections, etc. pverling", Gr_e'_at Big Midway, Yaudeville, etc. FRIDAY'S TPRQGRAM . Tileijlpastdayofrthe; Big Fair. _ Midway afternoon and evening; ', g.Classesi,llorse._rlicingiirl. afternoon. ' .' a » hitherto. galleria-ct. 2.30 Pace,» .. ' , _ g v flfppular G Lovv Prices g _ y , ' I. The Directorsotthlrlaxhlhition, wornnghalul in. hand with the Pr» vmcitl Governmental! Civic Authoritioi, have placed. . the Exhibition prices so that they. are within the‘ reacirof ‘every-man,’ woman and child in

this province. They want everyone to see it. Everyone to know the pro- gress that Prince Edward Island -is' making with v its» hve stock, poultry,

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etc. Everyone to get amusement and- entertainment at; the lowest DOS-L

bible price. They want everyone to be a booster for it so that year after "Cﬂhit will grow bigger "and better than ever. ' .

HERE ARE THEE PRIQEs

General Admission to the main Mondsy; zTuesdliay, Wedhes.‘

. unset-two e with-parents; Free.‘ street. items- t _. .. .

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