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eral 'resume of conditions in the

Fertilizers

For all CROPS, first car-

ioad arrived. (Guaranteed_

analysis) In bags of 125 lbs.

each. Book orders now for

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84.50 per yes! (ln advance) mulled In Canada and United Mates.

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President, W. Chester S. Mchuru Vloefrrvsldelt, J. R. llnrnett

I lllonlli Dolly (founded 1881) 85-00 per year (ln advance) delivered. .

A. Maelxlnnon. D. B. 0.

Associate Elltor, D. K. Currie.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH ze, 1924 M

_ EDUCATION REPORT

The report of the Chief Superint-

endent of Education was tabled in

the legislature Monday. The usual'

statistics showing attendance, cost

different inspectorates. it is grat-

ifying to note that, generally speak- ing, the schools are doing satisfac-

tory work. I

A report of the Chief Red Cross

Health Nurse is given. Marked pro-

gress has been made along this line

and although many minor defects huve been found among the child-

ren examined a pleasing feature is

the fact that the great benefits to accrue from medical inspection are

being more and more appreciated

'by the. parents. Miss Wilson, the Chief Red Cross Health Nurse, in

her report says that “the outstand-

ing defects found were decayed teeth, diseased tonsils and ade-

noids. "A certain proportion of chil-

dren were found to be under weight und undernourished. The fact that

liable to materially affect the fu-

ture oi the child is receiving more

serious attention from the parents

Itand no doubt much benefit will re- sult from tht beginnings 'already matic.

NOTES BV THE WAV

At the date when the Dominion

was organised in 1867 there were large buildings on Parliament Hill at Ottawa. Much the largest ol these was the Parliament Building proper, then one of the finest edific- es of the kind in the world. it stood with its back to the north on the bold bluff which forms the south

bank of the Ottawa River. its ex- terior towers and' turrets and its interior chambers and offices adorned with marble pillars, miles of cornice and acres of .- plaster. called forth amazement from the Senators and Members from the Maritime Provinces, many of whom looked upon it for the first time when Parliament met in November, 1867. Two other great structures, the Eastern and Western Blocks. stood separate. facing inwnrd upon Parliament Square.

All these buildings were almost

new. They had been years in bulld- ing. The Prince of Wales, iifter- wards King Edward, had laid the corner stone of the larger build- ing in 1860. They were first occupi- ed by the Government and Parlia- ment in 1866.'Now they had become

these so called "minor" defects are ‘the Official h0l\\9 Of U19 SQUUUJ “U0

House of Commons, the Govern- ment and its various Departments, along with the Civil Servants there to appertaining. "These Canadians are extravagant,” said the Mi1i‘itiin- ers. They know more about that now. All the Parliamentarlaiis,

~ ' ' »

pu,-,ug the year 50 school fam, Ministerial, Heads of Departments

and there attendant officials and

_---_-i---------- were hclrl, participated in by 262 '

‘ ' th h i in

it r. wer cu ousei

_,,_l_,_,__._1._. schools ns compared with 48 fairs Serv O q 6

Mak€S evefy- om “H mnowsz Western Block, nearly doubling its

I ..\\-lille our population and on- size, but the Governniciitul famiiyllflilc U10 ll`0UblL‘ fm' you. I

._ fCel better. |rolinent have been diminishing. tho'still grew faster than the iiousinilj ._____,,°i_ , ‘ and School requisites of all kind.

|i' l f h l lt, I . h and roofs must be kept over their; _ _ . _ _ ms 51-A1-U5 HAS BEEN |=|)(Ep _ _ _ ;:;;nIie;co-e;i;:int;> s fini ‘;;c :arse 2; hands. Tho Conservatives came: ` 0 - _ Stcck rlght lat your door. Prlces rlght-»

- 1

.ind 255 schools in 1922.

The matter of the small school is

particularly emphasized in the rc-

schools having an average attend-

tlmsc three Blocks. Soon u lurge circular edifice was built behind the Parliament Building to house the Library and make more room

port and it is worthy ol’ more than US U10 S“'U\'"\ In I-he hive UUCHUW

mg an ammdance of 10 or 1ess_ when he was Premier and Minister

I f ioi' lust century felt the pressure is rc erred to by the Supcrintend-land bum an extension of the

TUNING IN ON HEALTH

l heard a preacher say the othe

day that the reason that many folk didn't get an answer to their pray-

talking to God instead of listening to him.

“lt is like the radio," he sal

“You can hear all kinds of music l the air coming from hundreds o miles away, but if your machine i not “tuned in" you can't hear it.”

health.

health, you lose it for awhile. to re- gain it again.

the laws of good health.

ii baby.

As you grew older, and exer-

cised ordinary care ((w`hether you' knew it or not) you were alwaysi well, you enjoyed good health- |

sleep, -

some illness, sll ht or severe a

Immediately you were out of|

tune and did not get the full| amount of health and strength that was usually yours. I

getting you tuned in to receiv

are attuned correctly.

which interfered with the waves 0 good health that should have com

In thc iudio you must know some-

Lest We Forget;

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26

BEN JONSON

Famous English dramatist and

poet. u friend, though not un in-

0 I -iiuiatel dof tbhakespegrebh vias

appo n e poe sureate y ar es

BHK I on March 26, 1630. "Every man ‘

.`.,, _in His Own Humour" and “The

‘ ‘sad Shepherd" are the best known

ci' his works. He was buried in Westniiuister Abbey, where " 0

S rare Ben Jonson" is chiseled on his

tomb.

ers was because they were too busy BEETHOVEN

d (Ludwigvan) Celebrated Ger- n man composer, whose name is one t of the most famous in music, died B on March 26, 1827. Some of his

compositions, notably the “Nlnth

I “st thou ht of ho won e,._ Symphony." were written under fniiyj that iiiuitrsted uni! bodyd or the I‘““di°“P °f *mi deafness- yours, and the enjoyment of good ‘vmch °°°“"ed In 1314~

you 8,, along ,.,,j,,y,,,g good w|i.i.iAM Eowaso i.EcKv

Noted British historian, who in

Now just as mug as you are en, his last years represented Dublin

joying good health it means that;U“I"ef9"Y In “I9 H'-*UBB 0! C0111- ghst body uf you,-B is guued in minions. was born near Dublin on

|March 26, 1838. His best known

Your hody to you by your par. work is “Tho History of European

ents was tuned in when you were!M0\`3I“ f1'0Ul AUKUSI-US £0

Charlemagne."

WALT WHITMAN

Celebrated American poet, known

That meant playing out dom-s, as the "Good Gray Poet," died al

outing plntn wholesome food, and Cfllllden, N. J. on March 26. 1892. getting the necessary amount of The form and subject matter of his

writings aroused discussion on their

And so you went along until appearance. which hus contliiued to

E , t- this day. “Leaves of Grass" con-

Ulckeil You. tuins his most represented work.

HU DSON'S BAY CO.

Accomm I Ili-fore the conquest. thc Hud-

_wlf t 11)! Y YUUP Dl1l”2UlS 01° Y0Ul”~ son s Bay Company did ri thriving - Se 5 DUI Belllllll YOU Tlilhlé fui' tirade with the lntiianu of the

‘ i ‘ , ' .

the blessings grunted to those who Soni lgayvmliilllithhgsitislftiicgdlpdiigii

came rival fur companies. the

'A'nd so the errors for which you gl-euiest being the Nu,uh.weSt ueie respénsible yourself, or the Company formed b Scottish f

errors due to out side influences, mum,-B 1,; Montreal 3;" 1774 TE;

tg new company penetrated the ln-

terior and intercepted the Indians

:\l;a>_':;U.“tI:ll;:=;dreii:lioverl, and YOU *"9 who had previously traded with tho

Now tho main point to reincmber Qxipcsgzpigg’ SIT for apume mit'

is ,hm ' . com any n

.. energy and uchievrnients. A dead-

tmng abou, ,,|eL,t!,ic"y_ b t _ly rivalry-developed und to this |@ng¢|,,,_ about the llleghggmxgagi was due the exploration of tho thu reccivillg appamtlw west, for each company sent out _ lf you have 8 “ve hundred mile their most intrepid explorers tu |n,~;;rumcm_ and are not getting open new avenues of triidc. Thus wha; is b,-,,,,,|c,,,,t€_,d from that dis_ was established the British lp_uuc,,_ your nmchine is nm doing administration of all Western ` what it cnn do. Canada. News of their exploit fired : And so with that body of yours tho ambition of the Earl of :Yon ure sumluu to good health' he: Selkirk to found the Selkirk icuiise your burly was bum to givecoloiiies in what is now lllunitobu.. ‘it to you. ll’ it doesn’t'do lt, tg |,.,iSuch deadly rivalry eventually ledi

‘of Publ-ic Works in thc seventies _up to you to find out the resann.\'~° much UIIHQYY Mill I1l00dSI\0ll, bull

|Yuu'll likely know tht. reason your finally the powerful North-West' luelf. if you are real honest with Company was absorbed by the ;>'0\lI‘HPlf. - l{urisou’s Bay (lompnuy on this duy | if not, your doctor Wm likely |0_iii\ 1821, and so thc contest ended.

SOUFCEI.

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Almost half a million dollars of the

capital stock of The Maritime Life was sub-

scribed before the Company commenced

business. This places the Company in a

unique position with strong financial re-

The Company operates under License

granted by the Department of Insurance. Ottawa. Results of the first week are sig.

nificant of the prospects for the future, ap-

plications not only ‘being large fin number . but substantial ln size.

With ample financial resources, with

active( and enthusiastic sponsors in every town tin the Maritime Provinces, and with

a distinct appeal to a broad .field of life

assurance buyers, The Maritime Life is in

an unusually favorable position,

The Maritime Life

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Progrcss!

"ln addition to our own selling force

the shares of the Company may be obtain- ed through the following_hrek¢rs:"

` ' HALIFAX J. C. Msdlmiosh A Co. Eastern Securities Co., Ltd.

- Stenllng Securities

ST. JOHN \

Eastern Securities Co., Ltd, J. M. Robinson di. Sons, Thomas, Armstrong L Bell

CHAR-LOTTETOWN

Eastern Securities Co., Ltd.

WOODSTOCK _

Winslow & Winslow _ _

Head Office, Halifax

‘_- gn..- ° -.sf

H, M. Bradford A Cd, Ltd.

M-ONCTON

J. M. Robinson 6. Sons, Ltd_. Colonial Securities Ltd.

Ltd.

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. YOUR ASSORTING ORDERS FOR

Note Papers Writing Tablets liapeteries.

Foolscap. Lead Pencils

_ _ Penholders ~ Crayons 1 Eraser-s -

_ Rulers

Y i _ I iniorc schools and more teaihersvmck to power with Sir Humor' Hon P C Larkin Canadian’ I

was W S` , ’ ‘ Langeviu as Minister of Public » HI "6 '. '. _ ,'_ d h . B d S J/ , ll _for our diminished school popula- - __ wnif b°°:‘"";;'¢:';’_"E; :fn Zzcgxivluz _ '_ _ , a

This I5, ii fieawn °f gre” “CUVHY Ing which fixes the status of the Tr r N S among 9' H' I' T' gmups “ll °V"' Domlnlons’ High Commissioners L u 09 ° ° . _ _ _ ,

th M lti P l . M th anil-l)a:;htI:r0bunrd)\¥eI;'?axi'e u Kopfii- 3‘¢°er:f';°Hi:e33'.y¢hiT?ISSEHTLT' _ and ar feature. Demonstrations of the M" bun I mano, fu, “hugh

/ - Works and he left the nation. as

|) ;tlon_». his monument the Langiyln Block. MARCH 26 _You are mir

_k I. The total cost to the government There was no room for it on the minded. rather positive, but some- ' ’ -:ind to the district, per capita of eu. Hill and so it was crowded ont into what iiiciined to become hitter un-

3-té

;.. ' W I 'casual reference. There are 181I‘"°g°"'

b _ ;Q/2//445 *-

¢aiq`Kfyi.|l§l' V. iance of 14 or less, 68 of these hav- H°"°8* A'°“"d°" M“°k°"li°

-¥. .' I The seriousness of this condition

UR ° ruuuu - the town where it was at once fill

Yo 0 nt, range from $96.20 for the

J d I fl I , Til G - - .

_ __ school of un average enrolment of Zum? ;vne`:lyo:al;gn0w ieconlven; Y°“ Wm “I” fa" I" “W0 at UTS!

,_._.. , _

.1 to $57.63 for the school having small army. The war came and the Del love when it seems to be coin-

Maple Leaf Flour

Any denier is authorized to

rmturn price paid by costin- er on return of unused pov- tlnn of bag ii' the flour is not as represented. We guaran- tee absolute satisfaction. _

Order s bag from your re-

tailer next time and give it ii trial.

DeBl0is Bros., Ltd.

Wholesale Distriibu tors " __

1932-3-12- wi`m12I.

i Eye Strain I Nota Disease

it `° Eye-Strain

in not I diseased condition, but a dofsot In the physical formation and development of the Eye.

Msdlosl trsstmsnt is not ln-

., dlostod, sxospt perhaps to

lllsvlsts resultant distressing -symptoms.

A careful snsmlnstlen

should he mails to dotsrmlns just whsrs the defset or weakness- -ls oltustsd, and with this information, the sptomstrlst-‘Is Ibis to pw sorllils the necessary rs-__

At your lsrvlso. '

_ all UVSYUSS enrolment of 14. lt will little army became a mighty host

" he seen from this that one of the And the host were Crylns OU! 10?

great problems in connection with "°‘"“° S° bunmngs weré Imught f and buildings were rented all over which means presence of niind.

our school system luvolvcs the

ti f tl l

'J . The whole report of which the

above arolmero glimpses, is worthy

Q orally. Our schools are in many

ways the most im ortantof I

-If lic institutions. also the most costly

2%-

oring protests against this inex

GUIIIK to do likewise. Storekee

Mft In Ulfllll their dt-

Ofcawfulnerui t in Ao t in. ii hi' - -

Ba D0 ony y 011|' 0V°|'|1'fI°|’\ ra ul' rolls

legislators but by our p,,0p|e gem down lin 1922, tells how muiiy of

these purchased`or rented build-

D our pu ,_ ings there then were. Some chang-

es have been made since but us we

,. are rebllably lnformd. the iuinihrr " “"“ '"“` ‘l“°”"°“ is IWW 10 set of diese scattered office buildings

“IUC fm' U12 €XDenditure. has not been reduced. A whole or

--<-cal- _part of 20 Departmental or Branch

_ SAVE THE LAWN istiiffs, each occupy one or more of 8 those buildings. Seven of them who sheds her ,muy burdens sud

"' C I 1 1 occupy one building each: three

-onipa nt is made that delivery occupy 2 bundlngs each other

i"U"\H “fe being driven over lawns Departmental or Branch staffs are

WIIICII Were seeded down last sum- respectively placed as follows; swam

mer and beantifled ug uuuugum-3b|e Two have 3 buildings each: four Both in the same delected llnc.

__ expense by then. ownem The cm_e_ have 4 buildings each, two have 5

|858 drivers h f _ I each, one has 6, one 7 and the in

ave reqlwnty been terior Department 15 of those --Oh; Life fu hm-d_ rm all alone.

w'"“°d °° k”°° °" b“" "“'°" buildings. 'rue ioiai is vo aiiiersni watched' the °"““°° I” 'eP°°~¢9'I- buildings each occupied by ii pnrt I KUUW H woman. too. who, walks A numb" have already refused to or the whole staff of one of 20 AnS(;"3';:,_ thmfgh even ln H c`,.owd accept goods from stores the driv- different departments.

ers of which have persisted in ign- '"1

_ It is s btlg thing this Civil Ser-

cusam h Mt _ vice of Canada. it is the creation ed_

e I and omg" ‘re H"-'wt of the two older political parties in 1 watched her for a long. long

W" the Dominion and has grown so big

"B naked ‘° d°'“°“d *IIB* llwlr that both of them are afraid of d"IV°f5 lll'l¢l»lY observe the law in their own emotion. it has a tre- A dream gun ,mug usd ||vuu_.uuu this respect and so help eitigem mendous voting power. lt can turn

_ in their worthy Bunn, to be-“missy election in the city of Ottawa

gh., dm Lum. cut up 'me mn whether it will, and Ottawa returns

in the um” cannot be “noted two members to the House of Com- "uf

““'"" "'° °“""“°' ""1 M111- nm- time two votes. 'ras Liberals have lculsrly along the newly finished them now, sad want to keep them

streets. were levelled sad seeded The Conservstives want to win With any one her secret cares, M” mmm” u the "nn" at mosuem, wugnfufs hun, puma »;|-an Will suffer, but will never sdd

mono. Both the old parties wan

owners. Now that we no inviting th' “ni” "ry sI""l" Pmml" Somewhere tbsre's something. l mum. to our my R 1. in 9"" King liss intimstsdthst reductions

ws] desirsble-_that our street sides 'rug opuuumn 5", uuuyu no um.

ju, 5. um us mm M Ni, naming desire to hasten tlis rs- We trust the merchants will w;°°,f:::::“‘.’:’°:h“ "£1:

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ai-ivmioabumilisniss m-,,`¢my`|,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_l_Wld9g¢v‘:"¢s1l\»\ dmttlvhlhumwt nvn»ass_si_inusz _ _. ‘§.f,§,,,,_g¢,,ug_

,, Ottawa City to make space where- qt “"8" °" 0 'e “mm “°h°°" in the civil servant, might serve

wilh bccoining comfort and dignity.

must be made "very gradually.” For those who smile when they

sslsriss and bonuses will so on ` .

Nl: slit!

der opposition. You will never nilow anyone to impose upon yon,

sight, and will he inclined to re-

lng your way. But when you do

yield. your love will be very deeu Beware of jealousy.

Your flower is a violet. Your lucky color is white.

---<§-¢~l- *OOO-O09-Q0-O-0-0-O-O-O-O-O0-OO-0-O-O0

_ FOR Guardian Readers

TWO WOMEN

I know ti woman who demands

l-‘ull sympathy from those sho

meets; ‘

greets.

Her lips in fond self-pity droopt -

And through her voice there runs

a whine.

alon an unlit way

ls yet alone ln soul all day.

'have missed

The joy of Love, and lips that kiss-

while

Before i found beneath her smile The shadow of desire denled--

died.

The first in pouring out always

The treasures of her selfish

r. On lighter hesrts, luis sorrovved

'them,

And is return has found relief.

- While sim who. silent, never shares

One tear to niske another ssll.

sm sure.

endure.

NAN TIIIILI. lllb

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IIVIRII

work done are being given by t

many groups to raise funds for the ____-<o>-- ur. M. R. E. C. and the various '_' __ "_""" 1% missionary societies with which |_|F5 |N5U |\AN¢E MAKE5 A M||_. <-~-

they are affiliated. |_|°N A DM/_AND BETTER,

The girls of the Baptist church _--

i A I

vw- '-1-1----fm is -1 blood-----. ‘Sill .$31. ‘ii§$‘n..°““.'..°i ...‘.?'ti§..?..‘.§‘l2’°£.‘.;i.°".?.i§ ‘¥.‘;'."‘..?.§ _

UUMIY- AIIIOUS 0010? lml°l‘0USlv0 average amount sold in Canada for `§I

f;e‘a:ures,dBiblcl:li(torios were tlold by the monthj of .li;)r:;ii;\ry.l éxccgrilmg W

‘rs.an a a wssgvon iyt c tofigures ustpu s ei yt e o superintendent, Miss Mclieod, cx- insuriinco Solos Research Bureau pialnlng C. G. l. T. work. of New York tho sales for February Three groups in Stewlacko, that were still on the increase. Coui have been organized only a few panles which had in force over months, have _already had a eighty-three percent of the total ,splendid demonstration and made lsilal l'BB0l've 0l‘l||UUl'Y IJUHIUBSB IU

plans fur u Mother.suu_Da\|gh»_¢u- the provinces report an actual vo

hnuquut_ unie of sales for February 1924 of _-

X Moncton reports a fine Council Sii0,7lIi.li00 UB C0mDHl‘€d 10 $25.-

oo-04-¢0040+¢0-04+9*0**'*°* supper, when mucuuuiuu was cur,-|. 409,000 iii February 1923-an ln

' ed on cone.”-n|ng me (ganudmn crease of 21 percent.. The volume of|

Gi,-1 in Tminmg as Been |n her sales for the month of February home, at school, in public places. this Ye" Wm’ “IW In “d"““°° °! . em January of this year-$30,704,000

Charlottetown reports a series I" "'°"‘P“"'3d “I 330573-000-

of three splendid council meetings The I“°"°“°5 I" the |'°*'P°cUV° Wm] discussions on madmm provinces, comparing February 1924

Her woes On ev0\‘Y 011° “IW movies' m,“|0n5_ ,,especth,ely_ und February 1923 ranged from 3

Another ver active C. G. l. T. p°'°""" 1" Educ” Ed'""`d l5I°“‘I I g, I

<1 im .... 0 ii wa., - -'I

III III) . " ""’ " - . __ _ .,

!If}‘:g;§lI:_';l'V_l1?£mgt;°Y1‘:ll|F§or m&\ye the only province showing n de-

, crease. Sales for Canada for the

P"’“’°t’"‘I' 0"Dh“““3,f, and Ig;";" twelve months ending February 29

- \ ¢ ' __ clothing -to send to o yo. r ng '

As she repeats in dlsma unc __ the week or prayer the boys and lli:24’\;';;;"i;1S1:l;gi;i07igo0 i;5wi;0n;5,v|;|x: Notes on the Sixth P. E. Island boi-us were nh; Wm, 535 eggs,

girls took charge together of one th entire evening, just as they did at $31” ‘;6;_2%n0%0F°?gl‘fa'i'h:8L‘£g£,:Z Trenton, N. S. h '

Miss Trotter, Maritime _Girls' mom S ending January 31’ 1924'

Work Secretary, organised a ______<.,___

So sweet-it’s strange she should Girls' Council in Truro, with Miss

L .

Gl'|I'(Ii,esC!IRC.eIInT{n:>I“gIIlBo‘i\ndrew's New °"As°°w e°H°°|-

church. St. John, with Miss Alice °"_"‘ - Murdoch as leader. have prepared s';|::”(:'l"';orR1f,’:albr°f IW" 0I”5°W s very beautiful illustrated story of ‘ “""-

Chlpmsn, N. B. camp July 88- Aag. lst. Plnshnrlt, N. B. Ang. 1- 11 lt is pursued to stress the leadership camp st Wallace, tor

girls eighteen sad over ss W? sn setusl lssdsr. The proposed stes for this camp sro August D-lt.

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sllsvrsd ssss

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.tin- ~_ __._.....u.._' _ D

th y’ d I Bed $0 31 percent for Quebec Newfound

1. I . ‘

Her narrow shoulders sas and .Fi`(Iiner;ir(IIal liege siisanrecieivlng i;!<:‘dI:)s- t':)n€h;':aI':";%°3d ”' d"°§‘°'d"I'§)°""I°“I

,nm m sm Vernon Smith sdusl.

°°‘°"7 °°°h yn" 9 W Grade V.-1, Mildred Brown and tlon's pen of Rock. No 10 for Oth #Ig ;f;';atI‘:.g;“§:n°°"°s’o;‘YJ°`::;°;: Viola Stevenson, equal; I, Georges place, vvltli 50 eggs sash: Mr.` A. sgmhd Cm’ Jn" u_n_ awe Nisbet; 8, lllaelvllle Stevenson and Wisner's pen of White Wysndottes si-sion county c-nip my it-21. "~"°“" °"°"“- °‘l““~

Crsde 1ll.-l. Ein sad Robert McDonsld’s Bsrred Rocks tied with

Sensi il Richard Mrs Fred lilolntyrs's White Lol

Marion Stevenson

Ethel

-1 Ulllrlli Smit-ll. I each. Mr. Ismael McPtiersou's

Correspondence Cards

Gofl'a.

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BUY °"|Y the best. You can always get them at

High Tide in Rubber Trade

EV°"Y kind of rubbers for every kind ol' shoes. We call 'special attention to our high three quarter

length rubber boots for boys and enilui-gn,

EGG LAVING CONTEST

509 Laying Contss, for the 20th. - week of the Contest. ending

March 19, 1924.

test at the some date.

tied with the Experimental Bts~

wss 7th, with 49 eggs: Mr. D. F.

horns for Sth place with 46 sq:

White Legiiorns were sth. with fl eggs itsv A. llimulsys Mn of Barred Mobs vvsrs 10th with 44~

horns were 6th, with 582 eggs; Mr. .l. J. McGilllvraay’s White lieg-

The leading hen to date is No.

141, belonging to the Experimental Farm, with 100 eggs. There are

The Charlottetown Contest fell new 23 ue", mu; huvu |u|u over

Uff five Bass tram lm week: the so eggs. For ine sm tour-weekly total number of eggs lsld for the psriuu, the fu||uw|ug nu-so pens week was 908. The contest ls now were hmhnt, The pups;-|mun¢u1 1999 988! “|1000 0! lMl.Y°"'° °°l1' Statlon's pans Nos. 14 and 18. sud

Mrs. F. Hsllids.y's pen of Barred

The Experimental Btstion’s pen Rocks. These lsid 209, 206 sud

of White Legliornu No. 14 leads the 191 9", ,-¢,u9¢¢|y¢|y_ During this

SL _‘Mm to "nd to a high school KGrsd¢;\ X.-1, Bertha Nisbet; 2, goigest for the week with 57 eggs; pe,-|.,u_ gen No, 105 |,,|uu5|u¢ to R--;,<=-,»--,---» 1- '- 'N'-~ ....".':°;.f.‘.‘:‘:°:.'i: °°.=:.;':.:...'.::.t ai: k.':.°':.‘:°::'L 'tn' .';::..:.'1u ““¥‘"°“' "5 "“ ' me are on-tie v-iii.-1, aeveu Dickinson. Btatlorrs was of bsshorns Nos- 12. neu No. is wus ecdnd with 25 ""‘° "°“"" °‘ °“°“ i"'°" ° onus vii-i rms inimn- ii is-ami us were ara mi a su. ' ’

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;I;i';';"“5l;’f‘3_“: §g°";mt°°"_::;,';p" so equal; 8. Aims Btsvenson and Hslildsym pen of Barred Rocks