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1, the shedding reason when a Fox .3-‘suing rid 'ol itsrwmles- coat. is

wus igaaaistcd. The Fox mea Mises and leggy' and left to itself 9,, not recover sprightliness _until me new for hal (NWI. Nothing more

H” _be von a.l'nx t.isan'.1 (rug. ,,s¢¢°;i°¢a "§ieh,»\»¢n's For |_ieslie.f' We can prove it and you may he use 'pri' ss. sus. p.1s:. 9 lbs- - Wf¢|¢f il Pl'

il _ Ill. i'l‘hla

P. E. I.

PEERLESS ' FOX NETTING

'WHAT WI HAVE WELL IIGLD”

"It's fB'ef:_ter to be Sure Than Sorry"

Iour Ioaaajnra the most proltable

investment ¢.\_s_:t yell NW- Are yvl geingtolcse asmbylsainganyethes

:Certa@-not-" . -

Why? _ -lseeaif yon reel as etaeanew-

the best' “QUALITY 'NIT- U protecting Your Foxes. gong; ls unllvarlszul be-

fore andalter being woven. Bangs Flat without bagging or sag- ging and males a perfect fence. Can be lleteil by an “AMA'l'lUl.' BPEUIALLY MADE FOI. US. OUB PRICE! ‘All Tllll BEST UN

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rloraorxolhlou , _ _ '» 1\s0sQUl'r0ss.' i

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also 'W' °" N" ‘"‘°°°'f°r_t_l'u°» f 'rliers is ss sxcs1len_tbul1et§u nub-

lished st oiiaws -on Metliocs pr -pro- tection from mosquitoes, Blgeglmgg sud similar pests. is-_ampluec No ss.

ydrelhill ll!¢'l*-\’°”l"|'l\ll¢ as this 'NSW Series.) and because the excur-

llbnilfs mmij-fg¢qqgnQy giwg scenes which possess the three at- tributes to an artistic picture, rocks. wood and w_sisr.' hs _lor sw is ones out to some _trouble cs seep cd ‘ills in-wet pe-its 'wil-lien" sees. sseclsuy

fond of such places. '1'his_ps_mp1\1e¢, lg osbeeiaily- written for, auch occasions. ' But when it comes' to' the question of,flies in the home the problein is different. The Entomological Branch, D0po. Dept, of Agriculture. however, has solved it in a very simple and satisfactory manner. For all practical Purposes a 6 per cent pyrethruin- kvosehe spray aplied in the form or I UM mi-St by I chesp hand-sprayer lim. will-kill all the flies in a room.

The mixture ls' made by adding

half a pound of pyrethrum powder no one gallon of kerosene, stirring at intervals, over a period of two hours. and t.hen allowing it, to settle. The kerosene is then filtered or siphon- ed off, leaving the now useless pyro- thrum se a brown sediment in the bottom of the container. The liquid which is now ready for use, must. be bottled and corked tightly as _the lc- tive principle of t.he_pyretl'l!'\l_-M ' _ia volatile. If for killing' flies in farm buildings ordinary kerosene may-be used. but.for household 'use, _ton- incve any 'possibility of staining fabric or furnitine. water-'white kerosene is preferable. Methyl' sal- icylate may be added at i.he‘,rats_of

3 fluid ounces to a gsl`lon.ef-kero-

Netting than Peerless? gsm, to mpg;-1; |,.p1ug'gm, ¢4m»__ _

ln u|_ing'a.ny spray"it h__advia_able

to sweep up any desd~or_.dying flies immediately after the operation. and burn cr` throw them intohct water. as a certain proportion is liable to re- cover] Mosquitoes soemniore resis- zsm. is sir spray ei-_mis description than other flies. Ai, this time of year when mosquitoesare "a terror ls! night," half s dcsen__puffs into _the

Tn 15|-AND- air and one on-tl1e"quilt_'wl1l-ensure

The Roger? 'Hardware Comp ny, Ltd.

6-B-ti. '

LIVE i HGGS " We .are taking live _‘hogs ' daily, excepting ` Saturday,‘paying high» est market prices.

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£9’ Fraser

__ All automobile plants in Austria ' have resumed activity since the set- tlement ofthe automobile strike.

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\ People o!.Italy are using American

_ automobiles ln preference to the " ¢h¢\l\ ones made in their cantry.

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réaovooeeoeoo

_ Two-i 2 Great Sweed _ ' ; _CAR'1‘E'R’s= "

2 Haszards _

I "Inip_roved

ilronae' Top' lwede)

_ ‘centers _

:reason :rpm meljntsticu._-"1‘l,ie‘d°efl and windows _sliou_ld‘.he"`el»'eaed*for lil susutes"ce;iei. ‘set is its deadly _wci-lr. _ _ Pyredlruxn f powder.. _s`omet_.im`es_

known as__l’e;rsi_an iniect powder, is thedrisd and ground flower-heads dz conclave! ‘<=l=rr'su\t1\.°==u1==»_ we iv this`oonnection it is quiteharmleas to mankind. _

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`narsr_r1o'ns;" '

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Constant' _vigilance against weeds

is me price required to msinzsis s cleslffsrm. Know. your weeds while they are young-in"order that you may dispose of them before they pollute your grain !ields.` One small patch of weeds will sow many acres with seed. Ii sharp cultivator tooth will c‘ut'cf!_ many weed plants, s 'dull one may only slightly wound them. ' ' Be ready for the harvest when the harvut is ready 'for you.

Dol-_i't forget the horses when YW

are' taking a drink. '

Money lnakea the me-re go, but it

takes good oiling to run machinery.

llarlan says: Were all the' merits of

red clover emblazoned _in letters of gold on a large canvas it would fail to convey to the mind a full estimate of its value.

_ TBI 'BTIAWIIBBY

returns wilc»sns.t.hs ciucivms

("tame") .__ strawberries are in full bloom now and it will not be long be- for`e wears enjoying the luscicusnsas of this our earli'eet'.fruit. Its esrliness and ease. of cultivation make it more a_ppreeiatbd'.than any fruit. and for area of ground_oceupied itglves the best 'return._ A .well cared for _straw- berrrplot should give I. pound of miie to linesl loot or row.

Btrawberrias do not give more than twocropa here and"_itimay even be better totske but one. The reason is the' erhauetion.-ob the lfoimd. _IM the _-_in\_raaicn_ of' weeds. An _Ontario by clntfei careful isrtilising and unceuihd Gere in hand weedinl gstlier_e'¢l_j»_uu.Asievestn`crop less year and_1qun_d i`s_`as _goedms the zu-st_ nut was‘7“the _game worth the candle?"

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' Millviewf end -'Vicinity-

ur. Philip ltcssifer, sity, »w»s~in

Millview Monday.

Mr. and Mrs_~George » sutherlend,

city, were guests of-‘Miss M. B. Jen- kins, Millview. Sunday. '

Mrs. !i'ed.erick_R.ichsnh,. Mt. Mal- lick. was 'a visitor to-Mlllview Sunday.

Mrs. Catherlnellcllachern, Cherry vsuey. irssis io be out sgsin airs: having sustained a fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan and

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose McMillan and daughter. Portland, Maine, have been spending g few days the guests of llr. and Tvire. W. C. Bheidow, Millviaw.

Miss Jean Inman, city. was a guest

of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ma. Bimlli.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McNeil and

Eveline. Miss Solomon. Mr. Iran! Veasey and Min Marie McDonald metered to Bt. Peter‘s recently and

were guests cf Mrs. Hugh McMillan.-

` _Miss Edna Fraser. Vexjnolnwss a recent visitor to Wood Islands. I

Mr. and Hrs. C. l\l|'hO0. ‘CiW.

were in Millview Sllidayl

‘ins sfswart..'snrsaaels_. wus" t.i-idgussi. si urs. .lsmes'uc- sschsrn sunesy. _ _ _ _

m~s._m.rry Jenkins., Haselbmk. has been spending a few dl!! W guea_t"of' her`sistAr, W. Jen-

' *U ~ .IA motorupsrty f°f~

~P\i1‘Dlfe‘ »Toli.`_Sw¢.d¢ ' ~

lowing slswred is ut: _ stewart 'es `wsessedsy evening sad were rudsts of Mr. James* llcbonaldz lsr. and

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nmoa snwsab

I-AIU!-` posses' _'P' slbslu ie use assaalcsrl -saaa¢_ls:s.~lse-sale-sneer. » »'¥|?.F"9““.‘ ii? ‘P""'.“_ '_ 0| lwleisadred in

5 "'aas_ul|oi.|r _ au' lesser ~ ;."'."°‘\'!'*‘f'.*°°!"»f' '_ I

_-_ ,'.v»‘..l.'s v _ `

r ' ._ -xl ,'_< '

" ' .§_ ` ’ L .- -5.

._ spifi.._i.._..» ...gd e _ __We_s_y_ins;

'gi 1 iti;tii?lE». £1” ri-55 *ri ' gglgii ‘§ii_.v1g;§_ iiiliiéiiii

3. Q51 ii fi

Mrs. N; la; Mellen sml' meime. 'Helen Solomon, Marie Mc- l:»o_nald,;nsna _ri-ss_sr.' .alles lscuusn. ni s'scoé_»n\l<l,° uessl-s__ sons; crimes. in-anis vessev. nrisnd Allan ri-assi. Wm. ve`ss_s'y_ _louis Lsrierzy_ mslusl ucxssns ssc. aeorss vsnlsermse.

Mr.»nrthur Sullivan. -Vernon. has arrived' home froni’._'eoilege recently.

ltr. U. white. Vernon., attended

the railroad meeting _whichjwaa held in oharloiteww-s issv. wednesday.

The many friends of Mr. Frank white, california, ana formerly ei Vernon, are pleased to learn 'he is im- lll'8'!ng-aftar a serious illness.-

Among those who attended the

funeral of Mr. Robert llnman. Ver- non River. onsunday were: Miss Jeanitnman, llr._and Mrs. Simpson. Ml’-.K°Iley‘_B\\?h°°.-_blr. anditlrs. 1.en¢.css.rleeisiown. V

Mr. Boswell Finlay. Vernon, is

paintinl Dloomlidld- Chlltoh.

sslssss in-ucsnce -me xsosel mas were in Vernon River recently.

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lsr. and urs. sydney see;-s`, Ruby ssc ralph. city.-were suests sr ur. ‘ana ms. ssmuei'nrsks.“uillivew, on sunday. _ " _ '-

.`lssssrs.___`smioi'_; ~ n-mx iss. Marie _Vertical -River, were _P9_wM_l recently.

an-L ssc. urs.--v}iss_sst-l.orsnl‘sn_d daughter lsulview. were gu_ss'is_ei ur., and Jcae_ph.csc.- michael. sveca_al_a_.en'e'\m4'ay.

re'cs`nt~visicer'co orweli ~ ~ _` `

L¢ise..3sth=lteP_l'sei'scn.` ilonsliaw. has arriwdut lin-'old home in Uigg;

' msissy visa iiissygvtie-'_=vuiii»_s>'¢li's city rrseen¢iy"wer‘s rss. fl':onstsnte~fsn41~a|eri<ln rsss.'.isn;<. cyl-ul mugs' iiissr mains; ssg__r_J_s__s smile. ° 'f _ s .wsésxwi uf' -M *ef i.: ‘ _ "

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S IF I t t Ob rvatzoiss

si-y' ismiesc _w`_'lsrm'srs oxprisi-,e Edward Island' will be'held 'inthe

Wednesday and Thursday; .lilly 3rd and fath. This convention is the .sec- ond ‘annual meeting ofthe Maritime Livs stock ‘lusrl=_ev.ln|'¢_nosru' Incer’-_ poratedjthe headquarters of _which sre st 1vioncf.on._'rni.s crgsnl;~.euss`is the msrketingagency for the sheep and swine clubs in opei-a_'tio_n_ through- out the Msrifime Provinces and was organized two' years 'ago' for the pm-'_ pose of more effective and efficient selling' on a co-'operative an`d`grad_ed

to solne"_e'xte'nt` cattle. This institu- tion _'ans 'policy or selling isis' proyes a greet boon'io'_producers .andhsa influel-lced` the ' improvement. of ` our live stobk to a marked extent. ' ,_ __ Mr. W. lv.. snsw_ Provincial _Live

Stock Superintendent _ who _has charge' of the programme, rep_or_ts that. about two hundred delegsies, representing ' the various clubs throughout the 'Mariti`me's, willbe present ssc it is _snuelpsteq ¢n_stfgs_ large number of visitors from the _two neighboring provinces and fr_om._o\st-` lyll1| pltlsl Of fhd Illlllfwlll li.

'I'hOfi¥5_¢h'i06§il`ll0lth¢l!_ ___ czsuly argl, viii see_u'is reverts. 9! officers 'after which'_ge`ner`al_ sion win ss' issulsediri. 'ons u_lcsr~ eating feature will- be diacuasiolfof importation and distribution of ` feed- ing materials 'in order thst'scn_se scheme to ensspen _tl-is cost _ei pro-

duced

I _'Consider-#Mer-iv. Ji Snooker#I..lWlL'iBe'fHre#eh¢e__..1' fl

Nich0lsonss.F°xxHe'alth_ » _ _ ‘ _ 5 i _._“._ ___.< _ __ _. __ `. _ i. ..,_._...__~__'__,._., . _` ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1~1F-WSYI Loewe- »Sf9°k¢_ -g..- W ......-i WHAT ARE YOU G°ING».T°2"SE ; c

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when returning to the garden after- , Waldo. _!!__csla is on good terms with i thfnieighboisrs, it is sometimes pos- sible to wprk a cn-operative arrange- i ment where ons' party will em. the; lsws,‘ me pernsps so s lim. wstsr- I ing when l-hef other is away. when this ie the case, one should make sur.- _that the window boxes get some si tention as _it is almost essential tha

si sz-#eu ww. ` gonishj' and ' by lk. -~l.."

msrssmrsil st' ohif1st¢eu3.'m,.s_s ssy. _usriusis

st Toronto. Bo'.h"t.hese.dis

ers, and will°ha_t_e___a_ mes_aag_e__ n only for isrsbers init nr'oduc_e`_rs_;_l_au

eon at °t.li'e` lxperilnental __1"§l'i\‘|

msisos- ei ui's,TdsyI i'ri1l_.b¢_ `ip`eu£ driving ine ' visico?es"'¢srsrisn

musk- uilicw. 'isaltii insscnste'

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_ isnse'x..limsss>.'_ : 'iii'-1

Common _T Wood-»B_orrel,. 'oxalis

suction mr his firmer rssyuie _intro-

At the ;evening meeting. ad of welcome will be deli__ve'red.b'y` W. M. Ina, .Minister of. Agriculture. on behalf 'of the province andby I~1is`Wf>rshil>. Msyorrec os_'s'snalz emi-ie city; 'me mis sssisssss vm'

- - ' w.aN'rsn=` ` .-

i.om>oN.` .runs 22.-(prions United Pr_ess)_-Fame awaits the opportuni

Bcot.Allhehastodoisprovide

scottish Nsiisnsi Psrx is the also lsnss. 'rue sits' chosen is in

Cairngorm Mountains,

The otherday in Glasgow a n or of Scottish societies met and pointed a committee. with sir cciquhoui-. ss sssu-msn us investig- ate the scheme.

The purchase and equipment' the area would require a cap

pointed out. was a _great opport for some rich Scotsmen to do country s signal service; '

Nesrly e.oooooo ross or raw

in the last 12 months.

Dissiihwuur I year snaps

hedgedog recently returned to

' MONTREAL. Que., June 24_-There were 1233 cattle, 4443 eglv¢g_ 3955 hogs and D24 sheep and lamps, fm- ssls on the me inarksi.s_ _'ms sslss were slow'in_stsrting. a'g¢w\\_,ul_ii were weighed up at $5.50 to _`ll,so and common to rne`di_um'cows_ at oem to "Loo but~the_re_ were' notbnough earlysales to forln a basis _'for quo- ¢\t1°M~ »'. _» .' _ .` _ csives_wers isir1y;_lsiivs_ at elim i@0__8lI.50.foi_' good veals and_l0.il0 _tp 17.50 'for andfocnsmon

The bulk of. tha_- medium _quality mis broushi eo__oof is iioso. _Lsmss were lower at $13.90-to $15.00 for bulk with slew, tops 's_c'e_1s`.oo_'sl_seep were from `t50_0_` to M60._Hcga were moving very slowly' and at time of writing prices _not been estab- ~.1'»i-` ==~f\=u'.~1.11-1'\>- ue.” res* sssn`»iar.,bqibini9u Dey. tc‘iscin_ buy-

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mein _ .__"°i.'5i*_§f.‘_'i\i.,.1.°_t1'M=\..!¢'- slb'i_6i£_|mssy'fevsning‘ins_is_&fi.ll\ 'o_.__c:_r."_r_ .` '__ 5 __'~_~ __f

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Ffcnliv

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0! about 8500.000. and here. it was

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his °“T’.‘t"‘ _ _ _

ussiwss mole. nes meer. scar rrs

its

owner at Doi-mansland, England,

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Yellow w asm" if orsilsos.-si* '

7 - _ coma HM j r.'._.'vsr_-scriccsfsev. <ss:s'_al>.' '

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-'flo‘ra"ws'l_t'.'.<‘sl:'lllo>. -i~ I '

ssssil-newéiiec .1-"wssa; ~ ui

“‘:;_’ scnscsar' ' ' nn Striped maple. Aces" `

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- cl-iarum Marsh. (al»:eel).' ' _

Ilhrn; -iwsse.) ~

gundo L. »<lK:5o8.) _

_ mn, _ _ ._

_were irspcme into ins Unites states xvm _‘“°_‘:'_f_’“°F“ _

staghom Sumach. us WF

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__ lulnach, l\.husl_gla\>rl I-

<u:ssa.> ,-- _ ~ '<ssis'.sn.'> ;' -'

lux. 'l._l_:o\n\n'N0_lAl` Rabbit-footer §_tone Clover. 'l`flf°’

iuin a'rvense L."_ill:so6l.»'

zissss ci6vhr,`1rirsuum‘»-swiism ,<u:scs>.' ' _

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§“.PFfL|&l°@ll_|\.f|if”

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for' the business' indn the_prcvince. `I'h'°'.5°“‘911._Ql*` Tfi‘*§d'f§, %:*°l”515l will 'include _'fthe ' _bu`s`in`ens mssiisi ass wrist; 3.. .af sg .limes-

be hem _fer _uslsgsiss ssc 'invites guests.- haur'e_s‘s'es "by"lrs's;-“_ lewis sri-liihj New Brunswick wnisisi-'er

bssis' ci sheep, lambs s_nd_hcgs and Arr1g=_u1`turs_._ I-169. `.'JI _H_. Mahoney

wnisisr of _l~'_siis;i_sr_`sescurces, Neva 5°°.“ei" *.°¢ H°‘i,"’_"=`lM.-_ ¥~.‘!~ fer cz's_griculpirs_, 'P._z:f_ I. ins _oth- ers. are ‘cu_ tl'ie_pro_ér'als`ime. .'rhe.ie-

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“M ` ' 'sssilvhciaa _‘ W ‘ _ ____ ________

the _Conv_enticn., r ' _'_ _ __ _ __ ._ __ wt *M 11° '=" vm but - h° '

_ “mom _ iM.5dll. .

Common ‘Buckthes-n.¢ R'han'm'us ' c'ath'-

.ep°c6ea_'§.1ewsl-wees',- nnpetiens bi-

' introaueiis,i"ic"£-> ' -_

Sugar or lock -Maple. A°_°¥ lv'

wnirs or silver mole, acer easy-_ _

'Poison ivy. nbos 'rcinoodbneron 1.. _

me clever. rnfeuuss. 'pretense I

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wnlu'c'lo_ver, fn-i:_eilum_-"reissue r.. -

lusike 'inlssiism clover. '$W°““‘“_ 1

fellow or olovsr`.~_’l‘Iif°1iil\\\ ll'

they be watered every day, or et the _outside. three 'times a week. The

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A convention of-more than _ be delivered by Dr. _ __"m_m_“__ be mow” ___“e_y be______e_

_ [leaving and 'given s thorough soak- _

ling with the.hose_ Two days beforel ‘going away water-the garden, veg-i

tingilished I ’ .

». _ _ ~ . '_ - ' -_ stables and flowers, and in doing this i

wc. -»'.° Prevette »=.~=_"f1#=.=-_»=e-f_

givs s thorough soaking with the nos- _

t t ale off rather than a sprinkle which.

is of very questionable value at snyi time. Then the _next night, get out* the hoe and fother instruments of! cultivation and go over the whole* garden so as to leave it well cultivat- ed. which will' prevent iq/sporstlon and baking. All bloom in the flower

Notonly should the flowers be re-

' moved. but any -buds-which will open 'bsrors one gets seek should slsc be

nlpped off. The (lowers cut at this time can often 'be exchanged with s_omabody/for lawncutting snd water ing services. If possible; mulch the flower and _vegetable garden with grass clippings or chopped. up weeds, which will also help io conserve mois- ture. 'rl-is window-sos will some through the siege better if taken and placed out in the open where it will have a better chance oi

receiving any rain that may, fail and

this slsé applies to .urs wisssw-noi#

dow-boxes. and mulch also. If there are bordera"`oi'_ alyssum and similiar ' seein: slmu. erin en su moss. ss

thaae`w'ith` a pair of shgrs and they be resdyto come out again just

` when one pomu back.

jssesasw ~

-.,`,-,_ f ‘Timely Work

'I' With_ the. regular planting season practically over, care of the growl!!! flowers and vegetables will take pre- dedence .in the garden from now on. A little work in this connection 110m

now until the middle of July 0

' garden must `bc`rigorously removed.'_

'give plants a sufficient start over

and. eres ing self

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Spraying keeps the _vines free '»

siesn liesmiy rises sn constantly-ssertslg-__:a_1_i:lsel¢!.iil'_¢_|!° 1.; `_fors_n of the potato. _ 'Can you afford tea. _ ‘_lWl!-- (9.3. .'i ` potato crops to bugs and blight, silty!! _4a'_ad¢Ya».\la_‘c&¢"ll' _'

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a good sllfeylng ouih " _

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The “FRIEND”

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Potato Sprayer

No Sprockets-No Chains-No _Noise-No Vibration.

Wx-its for Illustrated Folder and krlces.° < .1_ ,_

BRUCE sTEwAR'l_‘_ __& co.,._;'l_.frDL_fZ.'-

their natural enemies to carry them through the remainder of the sca- son. In the vegetable garden, beets. carrots, paxsnlps. lettuce, and such things should be thinned at once. With beets and spinach, it will only

_be necessary to thin about an inch 1 apart as the first of these are ready

‘_ for the table now, or will`be_ln a. few _days, and in investing, every other _ plant can be taken out at intervals of 3 il week or so until the whole plot, is _finished Carrots should be thinned ` about an inch and ia.. half apart the _first time, and half the .remaining ‘ plants taken out for early useina few `\\'eeks. Beans and peas need about ‘ two .to four inches each way for best i results. Vegetables need frequent i cultivation at this time. and all weeds, goi course, should be removed. In the

_ flowers garden, the cultlvator should _ also be kept going Annual' seedlings imusz be thinned no the proper dis- ftsnce. This distance will 'vary with the height of the plant. and general- _ly speaking s plant should have space each way about half ss much Be its height. The tulips which will be fading _now should be dug up ss soon as itheir leaves have turned ' yel- low and stored in some dr-y,` wann ,place until Fall. If they have not reached this stage and one desires the room for annuals. the tulips maybe lifted and set in soil in some out-ob

died down. Seed pods should be re

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fed dry and IMPERIAL P_UPPY FOOD with milk added ' `

make the ideal summer cereal ration -for both adults and i pups. These two highly nourishing foods ensurca ba1_- ' anced ration together with an abundance' of minerals ' and most valuable Vitamines. IMPERIALFGODS keep -_ the foxes in good flesh and make them generally healthy _ and active. .IMPERIAL eliminates premature shedding' '

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