wE1)NEs1)Ay, v THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN A V vm MAY 16. 1951 1 V 7:7. . uvem - ----- -- vegetables. It is much simpler ml the hither lands and wtlrnot so ; l general until May 15. In Central

Junior Farmers

Junior Club News

The Morell Junior Poultry Club held their bl-monthly meeting Stephen Larkin acted

May 3rd.

as president in the

Robert Webster who final exams at P.W.C.

Ramsay. Poultryman. al Farm. was presen-t the Club in their

ment and Feeding. decided to caponize

cns as a cluib project, and some 3.000 birds will come under this

meeting and also lectured on Range Manage- It was again

i Canadian Garden Service Dy Gordan Lindsay smith

ary piece of equipment for gardeners is a small sprayer

than to get. flowers, vegetables or! shrubbery flourishing and then to, Bib-WHCG 05 discover some fine morning

is writing

Mr. Lorne Experiment- and assisted

difficulty about control. greasoii why the

is some chemical or other treat- 'ment to keep it in check. Usually a spray or dust is used. For insei that eat holes in foliage the usual remedy L; a poison of some l;'

clu-b chick-

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that taliily not luxuries when bugs or disease have started to at-l members that one can grow liter; tack them. If one C0unlET-EDI!-ICk.lLZlii)' armfuls of blooms arv a cast 0 promptly. however. there is littie,oiily a few cents. Aantlntmgre no For every pest. fortunately. there should not irrow theft! b.V W9 ”m' fill and use them liberally as Britain to decorate living rooms, rerandalis. etc. Where large quan- tities are wanted for such purpos-

Bl: PREPARED-A very nece.ss- for these. Usually the chemical in most dust form is dissolved or and the roots. bulbs or tubers are duster and the materials to i0&d!S0&kE(l in this for at certain lenllh it. Nothing is more discouragingiof time before planting.

' CUTTING GARDENS s Home grown flowers in season are cer- one

in W318?

mi,. as many people make it a practice ,; to grow them in rows with

person

grow them this way and there is noi diafiguremeiit to' the decorative flower beds when bouquets are re-l quired. This particularly applies iol such flowers as sweet pea. glad- ioli, marigolds. zlnnias and other things that lend themselves to row either trailing or straight growing cultivation.

LIBS SD! AND FASTER-Oh the market now are certain hor- mone sprays: which will make things like tomatoes. cucumbers, melons. etc.. fruit faster and earl- ier. and also very substantially re- duce the number of seeds. so of- ten in our climate the first blooms

limited way. That's where

for some plants but deadly others.

i project. Next meeting will beisuch as areenate of lead. D held May (list. icopper sulphate. nicotine. etc. For! vvv - ' ' ithe pests that suck out the jlliresi The Seaside Poultry Clwb of 3 a burning spray or (Just incorpor-

Kingsboro-Red Point held their, regular Study Meeting May 3rd. with Miss Kay Stewart, president. and Miss Arlene Robertson, sec- retary. H. Ma('Lean. Departmenli of Agriciilttirc. outlined hatcheixv work and chick zradesz also brief- i.i' nutlincd the R.O.P. work withl

imiiltry nn Prince E.-iii-ard island!

All members ivrur present. Next-

meeting May 22nd. i . .

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The rm-.ni,v.tirv.h can Club tori Prince Edward Island in 1961 has- tieen organized at Tigvon. Twclvc -ucmibcrs indicated their desire to win. Miss Elaine Smith was el. octed president: Janet Howatt. vice-president. and Mrs. Vernon Lord, seci'etat;v-ircasurer. Adult riircctorl appointed were: Mr. Austin Smith and Mr. Max Thompson. Meeiings are planned! for the second and fourth Tues-i days of each month. it was an-I nounced at the meeting that two pionxincnt farmers of the dislricll were each donating five dollars 103 the Club. Each five is to be split" into three prizes of 52.50, si.50l

ad 81.00. These prizes will be si,ss0.699.ooo in i943. the peaii' AT 1-10LMAN'g 0 - awarded to the three membei-5': year. The totals did not include BOTH v V -

showing the beat calves in each i estimates for Newfoiindland. STOKES g A

broad. The Burcau attrlliuted the dc-l V v

' f ' T crease to a substantial decline in AT HOLMAIVS - The regular meeting of the, cash income, a smaller value or BOTH STORES l

Maple Leaf Calf Club was held at1 Norbom School on Wednesday-,! May 9th. with the president. Lloyd i Lawless occup.Ving the chair. Tnlsl club was recently strengthened hy the addition of six members! from Kelvin Grove. The members

atiiigusuiphur iisIiieco;nmgr:ti!ed&'a'o,:, AT H0LMANvS zgmagniidezfsgiiatoboat-No solutions. BOTH STORES Use sprays when the foliage is dry.l with the dust, best. results nrc;AT I-l0LMAN's :::.”i::. 22.: :ai...r':;:'"i;i...:'"i:i BOTH STORES dew. With all rhcniit-als one is well:

iaclvised to study and follow dirc IAT HOLMAN'S

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lions carefully and iiia'.'.c sure iiitit

ithe proper material is used for the iparticitlar pest cont-ertiod.

soax BEI"ORlE PLANTING--liti AT H01-MAN'S

i certain cases it is advisable to n-eni' BOTH STORES

roots, bulbs or seeds before oncl

Net income of Canadian farmcrsi Slipped again in 1950. 5 AT H0l1)gAN-5

The Bureau of Statistics TEpDl'L- 1 . ed today it declined to si.46l.735.- i BOTH STORLS

000 from si.6l:'i,83-1.000 in l949 anti

income in kind and a continued

rise in farm operating expenses

and depreciation charges. 3 AT HOLMANVS Here are the 1950 provincial to-l BOTH STORES

talshwith 1949 figures in brackets:

ooE”:?f5aoEl5ll3Tf'N53T”S..til”il32':4 Ar no--ms

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fail to set fruit or do so only in a'

Spring Settling In Prairie Provinces

WINNIPEG. May is - spring seeding is general at 5 number of points in southeastern. southern and central Manitoba. but in nor- thern Manitoba aeeding has been delayed by excessive molatu but will be underway within the next few days. In southern Saskatch- ewan seeding has commenced at a few points and should become general around the middle of the month. while some farmers in Central Saskatchewan have made

W59: siderable h adw with din spccm 59”” mm” in hamy hm! majoritv (ff ardzs reporrfieedg they must he usezl exactly and ac-; mg has hm commenced cording to directions. They are finei "mm and humwmx ha comm

mi menced in Northern "askatchewan

Culti-

but seeding has only started on

and Eastern Alberto. seeding will not general for another week to to days and this also eppliaa to the Faaoa River territory. Har- vesting or untlu-eshod grains is getting underway in the northern section: of all three Provinces, ac- cording to the weekly crop report of the Department of Agriculture of the Canadian National Rail- ways. In the Oh gan Valley tree fruit comp with last year indicate that pears will be about 65 percent. aprioota 115 per- cent, , ches 525 percent. Bartlett pears 93 percent, Flemish pears 123 percent, prunes 15'! , ment. A reasonable crop of apples in ex- pected but this will not be as heavy as last year. The 1950 fruit production, however, was consider- ably below normal. cherries and Bartlett pears have suffered eon-

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siderably through late froata.

,planis to control diseases 0l'pt'5lSv AT HOLMANS

i ll”JiJiE”3.f:":l?ii 13.iEi;.l2"? lilllilli; BOTH STORES V potatoes. There are certain pou-- ' erful chemicals which are used, AT HOLMANtS 'tBOTH STORES i AT I-l0l.MAN'S

OTTAWA, May 15 .s (Cp) siBOTH STORES . . O

.WitI-i The Purchase OF Any

now have twelve Calves with pm- 300,000 621,100,000); New Brun- BOTH STORES

speclts of mtliv-Io. Tcllhewsecond te5t1swick s3o.7oo.og.o0 ts32.lg&030I:

on essons an was -. uebec 254.000. (3250. . 00: '

ducted by the I-ieldman. M25351 gntario :453,2oo,ooo (s44l,200.000i;f Q Q . .

Deacon. Due to the increascdl Manitoba. 5l25,600,000 tsi46..'i00.-'

membership and la.-ge number oil 000i: Saskatchewan s273.eoo.ntml I n O m r l n e good calves. this club promises mt tsa7a.soo.oooi; Alberta s244.soo.oou AT HOLltlAN'S '

be one of the best. on the lslaridj :s27a.soo,oooi; British Columbia: 30TH STORES

this year. 0 0

About 40 pr-ipic were present. It a incetiiiz on Thlll'Sda)' even. ins. May 10th :n the Malpeqiie Hall. This meeting was called tori the purpose of considering the oi-. ganization of it Junior Calf Cliibi in the Malpeque area. Chairmani Edward MacGougan called on Mini 5- C- wrllhi. Fieldtman. Depart,- ment of Agriciilttirc, who gave an outline of cirb work in Canada and in Prince Edward Island and described in detail the objeclilves and policies 'cgai'dlii-,2 Jutiior Calf Clubs. Hc a.so ansivsrrd many questions fi-urn thr audience. Af- ter COnSlt'lFltR'(lil'f Ii rcusslon ii nar decided tn rail in meeting for

l Thiii-sday.

.7'7ife W.4ll PAINT

Jim mix with water and apply with brullt or roller. Simplicity ltaelfi Dries odourleu in l hour to a set! elaonaable Nnlsh. You can do over on average room

341400.000 (854.200,000t. .

Cash income from sale of farm- products totalled 32.223.522.000 in: AT HOLMAN'S i950. against s2.494,'i'l;1.0D0 in tow) BOTH STORES while income in kind was s3Il7,3ll.- . 000 against s349,4R.'i.000 Farni nu- crating expenses and depreciation charges totalled si.243.e92.ooni BOTH against. 31.174.406.000. I iAT HOLMANlS

1 I . May 17th and invitc.B0-TH SIORES

PVC'l')lOnf! who might be intcicsted I in thc club to come. One pi-obicui 1 AT HOLMAN'S in this district is the iiiatter o.'fj;()TH STORES selecting a bi-ctd for tire club. asi several breeds of cattle arc cont-, , A1 man here. Films of thc National ATM HOLMANLE Film Board were also shown and 30 :H STORED cnjo.ved by tho.-'r prc.:cnt..

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