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CONSERVATION m-innkivwonc-

‘ ' _ . ___ - ' ooivlvlcran wrru

awaanr cownoorraaonear. bemoan 0x n: , mu. raavls anacrmarnloaaaaanuuaal or f ins-roan. aasooaoaa a! an. aunaow Janina. ' usnsnrma.

~ Silver For ‘Farming Again last summer those little ‘ .. Illlycatchers —that X tholldht were ‘ the Acadian species -were hen. 1 watched them build their neat just

IOYBIANS. LUPINB. ETC.

Considerable interest was aroused by a former Note on Soybeans. and

¢\ sinus Fllgllli Meal.

The sensation of- the December’ and 10th.

(‘uvin Soybean will give that wish- ‘en-for result.

The soybean oil used in the U. -B. A. was folnnrly brought from iMdnchilrla. the home of the Soy- b:an: then it we'- fuilnd that the southern S ates of the Union W6P€

been seen by other observers al- most in the Pownal region, and the desert tion of the nest closely agrees with hat of the species named. 1. too, have a “bird restaurant” but only a group oi Blue Jays turns up fo. free meals. When fox-fat ls

uses; and upon other forms of an- imal life whirh directly or indirect- ly depend on plant life. For this reason various forms of bird life are at the top of the economic list .

sentiment that ls ever deepening because we are learnin to appre-

ciate them for what t ey are in beauty of form. pluma e. song and other attributes. and f this Pro

and are an all-time necessity from vincc or any country ls to adequat- , underfur and long

wegian paper saysz-"The most expensive skins represent he most exclusive and beautlfi.‘ fox one can imagine. They are large. full furred with rich deep uard hairs

in have been exceptionally good "Id there will be more than the

ual proportion of early litters. A lrge ranch containing 500 airs near Charlottetown, has aim all its foxes mated up now and some litters have arrived. The first lit-

q. .l am tem ted to give further ex- as on the pmvionl summer. out on ,

"v Slétfiél." §.‘."§%..“’.-°..“.’°.f.‘i°u“t%2 i‘°uél‘i3‘.}£fi“%ii.€§.d“i;°l’.‘i2d‘§°% W€fi~“i?u’“5»“fiil"€l “ly°€‘°'%f Si’ “mt ‘»§°£'iu"3‘€'ua§'=l'=‘u'3§ i ' d 3 no’. a success. The Soybean. i.» our branch or twi forked. then twigs " W!" W! 550W" PROTECT . form; oi wild liio Ira migratory in . §°°uy mmlfhfh “w? ‘fill? ‘ll’ - ll" ""°ll "l"! “l” \ '

‘rather beak dkstrlet. comes away and lichens b t around i. These l OUR WILD L!!!" ; their habits, international appre- ‘all ' “l f’! ‘um IRWIN" I" km 0i! I 110mb". -- i

» .uow1y at first. and i: late in com- l birds raised little eatlinu l! EDWARD 5- 5ml“ - "hill"! and Dmtectlflil la necessary "u. lfgeg m ‘ll’ ‘lllllg lllll’ °l l’ l‘ lll°l'° P" . '

L. mg to full growth. it is then very 1 l“; year. < (Bridgetown High Babool f-Gfldi tu fully) acco llsh the_ desired other Nogeefm ‘colorlind’. I an.‘ dtable w pelt them now than car. , m. u‘ um‘ h ' . u‘, d. ‘ y,» _ I - ' n ~ I "llugxlrlelbtlldmislcgcry zdglflculio mud?“ o“ wit"? haul-alum" I ‘Wort?’ “who anbloot of wild lilo cvnwv to? provtlkilieedu‘ elllih End glgiicmi: Jwknollin lsgwell ‘llrrhowbrmib girl: gunmen? dglvlbrtruiun’: c??? $3.5; "all ligand aha don above E's-mi. it'd‘ nciqfiwifiglfchi‘ but. 'l‘he heapfi. unless curbed uuddc. ‘i... my am. saw a Klng- aiion is oxceedin 1y intricate. illfls- a: considerable pol-tunes, as it a Paving;- wiigh lilo has mar very considerably £5 B prior; y...” built mound; that inevitably mum lta leadership. ilrequently, turned b-ack where they fisher. My nephew reported having much on involve with the nubleoi in lnenv rural communities today. L’. c - "l ll" “l ° °Y W‘ m“, ur‘sm"rn n h u" m . contacted with the ground. so heard and seen a Bobolink at nu is that thought: the inter-depend- The recreational value of hunting ll- i Tl" °'-ll'*‘ll'll 1"" -‘lll°ll°ll5lll°° m... aeturera to a» that aoihina but “it?” b’ ‘h’ vgavv up the huymaking idea, and home near Pownal V e. ence of all forms of life. This li- and fishing is very geatinand also A No m‘ - - mpany will hold their next auc- m“ n” o’ “mm In“ n“ h h I ‘a! an, heml-

ept on with the seed-growing. ‘ The little Chickadeee. feeding 108090! 090011168 m0“ BPPRIHI W- results in some o e f est con- "W! PIP" Bl"! I Bi _ ion commencing on Monday. We “m, m“ ‘u, Quinn“ mah- o; mp5s}!

The seed contains about 1a per cent Lem an open-meshed ba of sue time W110 m!“ vwiunsed study - tacts and friendships between men. llhlil l°°°lil1ll °i i110 Ill! will ltiilrn lo not know just when silver fox “Hum. w In “m,” . ~ 5 RM v v =:,,==,:*.z* sci "i: <v.=.'<*;..."“.:.'=' sire; syvil- ::::.:i.".i':i tuba‘ s ' ii..."::...:*l.:s r.:'...";::.=..l'::. .. this sail."- "s... ,.,:,.::; “imbue;- . .,_, m, l... " ,

pro nzanauoo susu r ow,ana o 0 reqe ' i a n , a ,-\ '

commercial concentrates is a mix- our door yard. add to the interest about us in the Realm of lgature. and navigating small streams. 9d b? b1! Jilin?! "m" 995° K101i“ will be oflereda large increase “$5.131. flu: extra value ‘l’ A1‘ wfigdgm Mara“ , lure of one purl of soybeans t0 of the season. Toda a little We are told b those competent Toda we are taught that it is ere was reached for one pelt, w" m, 51mg" d”, “y, of h“. I .

' ‘l 5W0 Ports 0i vols ground together. uthatch came almost the win- to make such s tements that in not any necessary provide for diiiiivlldnt to about $600- All nine veer. Hudson's Bay Company's For dependability In quality and aarvlea "FASTER!!!" m“ ..- The "straw," after thresh ng, is 9w where the suet bag is. Yours Nova Bootia alone the insect- absolute needs and the economic were sold. the dirllti‘ 011d! brins- iilver for sale will commence ou llllll- ~ - . ' , ’ jsaid to have considerable feeding Truly, Maude M. Jones eating birds destroy several million welfare of ourselves and ourccunt- i from 8180 to $210. The nine ‘fond the 28th of March. with . , .

, lualites. and ceinuinly both cows The Rgdbreastgd Nuthatch, once bushels of insects each year‘) and ry but that we should equip our- averaged I804. It is iindc... ‘;_ “$28M”, a 50m m. Mum‘ send fora few bags and hh-Litoutfor if. and we feel sure

and alvfklxfsfl; rclislh l; ifir some reaa me gommoner of thedetdwo Island bgnzilxeélglsgedfilngrglalcgnlaoislll 1:63: gglgglstumlgxeéiepgvingafifi nil, gsthe itxoiirtglealtflrtlléeyatwflereapuggliezaeedt by l; go“ g “m; u,“ qumub oou will be convinced‘ of the h lead vaue of “FASTIIBFATs

,50ii- i? P01" 0 B ti) l’! ml" species, is now regar as rare. —~ .~ na- .s ‘are reported available, “uh In u“ u h -.

.ls that the fiilller must be able to and its resencb as above has been forms of ant life: and the cont- those uaiitiea of cit nship and ive of which was present at the "Pill! "h"! k- W. ii W0 I" olefin: at lowest _.€,l_'°W "W" Seld- llilli all W- duly recgrded in m notes. As to inuance o the lllllildlife 058 the ‘cultural attainments that enrtlrclh sale. ~ It looks like a ailrprls-inslv lar e w!“ wgouggu,‘ 5 min-An,

°‘ “i” “W” " l" l" Zi‘.’.'.1€..l'§“.°§; arias. .r..i;'...2i sly-s. “sis: it"s: "l. z ... .........~"". u. ..... .... . v i“ we in c» M»

t

A. HORNE co.

UIIAILOTTITOWN}

eminently» sultabwi inr it: growth bgflerl down an the taliow strain- L11» very nature of their service t0 ely rovide for the future as well They pqggegg 1n @911 m“ go the ' and soon the U.s_.A. were in- ed on, the reslddue -I suppose i; 1s. mam a. o fer our own people and those red] 5111/91- gox 5km, g whim}, u...‘ fi:,g,hl§2d cans: {gem ";°"g:§ g; \- a l. de ndent of foreign SOllPlP-‘S- The connective tissue-seems to be just In North American history, it is who visit with us op rtunltles for gel-rm- wm; ion; Bey-k guard my“ pups and upwards or m0 Much _ .. . l

oi method cf oil extraction by Whig these saucy birds need. I have very apparent that it was the uest intimate understand ng and aD- covering the pelt. shimmering, glis- litters are expected > . '+'“*””“" . presasére was tllrbundloned. in favor Seen the 301,011.11; OHCQ only, at tar tfur anddother LIETITLS oftwll itlkfae greéaiatiogi, lfliflctllhfltllg dlnélit H tenlng. elegant." The Buenos Air- i; l. ., o.‘ solving r oi out y gaso- a rt, abou the ar a opene up e coun ry r some ca prov e -o o er m“ merchant 1ngeyv1ew ' ‘ 4 line. then the gasoline was re- 11511;? c ye ’ future settlement by the white absolute profectlon to certain re- sale and asked whetheidhtttsvflitull‘; “m: 2:1,? Qfvfmlll", tfiaé, m: I’ F P '

covered, to be used again, and I shun be glad to have further nan. Much of this territory in our lzions for specific species or for be ab], to rem“ m, Dem n a m. ‘wt m“ u t?‘ 91?‘? l ‘i’ l

thé heavier 541ml" Oil llelllllllled- notes from Pownal. which locality own province as elsewhere is suited wild life in general. and though prQflt dnswered. “Yes. without any 1n the o n m a " o!“ “£81m, t ‘ i

.5°>'li°"" Oil» l "my MY- i-i "and in seems to be greatly favored by our today only for similar uses, and for then educational value enlist the doubt; because m Bus“ Mmwe w Pip agyiiuvrjgrig: nowhere“: < Harry K rah will be in Charlottetown at the

economic reasons a sufficeint stand

interest and attention so necessary

have the most exclusive trade in

Revere Hotel buying fox pelt! March 8th, 9th,

the fi h cannerios. feathered frlends . as ti i- t . it r d ‘ r m i 1 r ild life t our e nomlc w If ll as "llilll *1" 511°" i! 01? the iirvund ‘ .

that v§.‘?.ii‘d§"ol°"sdyb§l? Veglxlild J A NEGLEC-g-gn p051‘ g rug "S; °".§‘.cr‘é§?i.° X5 many oar ownceonjoymente. are as we glgticzaléllig “(all lxglglllymgim andutdhe ‘guns get out on the bar-c f 10th’ 11th, Still the 12th lllltll 1100B; will pay mature in Canada. and the into 1 have been reading a little of r—-—"' r" w“ ‘ m. my; and m; smug... dms- ‘fin °y "ml"? d° ill“ ‘ll’ highest cash prices. ~.

Prof. Squirrel. of ‘Ontario, did a the work o; Edmund spans”, Not, _. I H»; m5 are 93,19 and mums m g m! gtgnllglbii-ato! Dbrlgtes. Fro? ‘ HARRY KIRSH

"if?§§§t$§..E°§3f“§§§§c"§§.§§°%i§ ‘Afinyptiili. °§.‘§f“i’§.'.§ cutliiidififi? gagggdngoréhgo: tsitlyltelakrigawllaltllf? Abrll 8th tgoiothpuiplgd fiuifilfir. ‘ Fm- liuyqn

but the variety was a late one, and 15h spawn!’ the ‘archaic word‘, and I ‘ _____ ' ilmeliimu DPOVB i110 best as they

tlllllllill ll llllweled llle llellll-"i ‘lid the extraordinary jumble oi’ giants. ‘ Live stock sales of platinum do “g: glam‘ gum“ “l ‘lllhkl? ""1 -4‘ .3: "n. Y'YVVV;¢Y¢Y¢$¢: 17¢‘ ~_,,“ not mature. I have. as already stat- dwarfs’ 01mm nymph, u, 3y 00mm“ “N95”; 5m“; foxes took pm“ following m’ we Lean‘ n un mths eold weather L_567_3_4.21

ed, grown the Mandarin variety for llmedmeval damosels,» required mo o! Dem and mnchem who had vu. we on eoember. v

S _ , . .

fiplfigscgfrroiiuizliisslglisc 821$“? mm‘ l”“°“°° “l “ “l?” "he," nnoolnllzéd in that acct-ion of the Just recentlfihfiriterand Mr ‘ "

ripen. ‘This was sown at the beginn- 533?; $1‘: glfieéfifigg crgfindallt Ben” Make H“, and m,” provide l secluded “mm. itféigtigy; sugccadelglellgiv at; Manure went m," some 400 silver DUNSTAFFNAGE SCHOOL ingmof the! firs: {gw ttlu; follovrrllgig and some other of what I may call Final results in anything a 0r two for a. children»; swing o!‘ Eh, “an, of “mm Norwegian sgsultiefixhuulttidlizdoxbegn drumlneg Rouif’ Dumtmm“ m! .

Bin’ B. a a s a bu n o s w his minor works proved more li- dog kennel to a mansion are vastly . sandbox or pirsibly a seat o» trellis Government re8lllllll°lll Pllllel" liebbt at a tempgydguraagy%gwfin month ‘ofxrdeglriaiiynmn ; A I on

where the general run of seed com- n-enoed In this way one eould

tractive. and if the shepherd's do not talk like any Shepherds that I

improved with a little preliminary , planning. Gardrnlng is no exception. <

covered table, where on hot sum-

mer days the family may enjoy out-

their being exported from Norwa in fact no fur bearers can be so d

3b and zero in a darkened upper story of a large shed ever since

J nkins s a an cab-us z'c§r9a§in§‘x.e.ir.~1'. lkbfglfli Wool

keep tab and work into an early he . _ lilliliii- 1 shall be 818d i0 he" ll°w gfii/riiolfrocbgi gipegncelsaonfiglré ghe going; ahlgtoilif Exggrgsivgnzatdkggtsrfir door meals‘ out o! me country without a p“. we round ‘he m’ ‘eemed aisr in". ' m" u.’ a Mum Iii’ friends get along with the seed. greatest poet that had arisen in 0mm. equipment A {we wed “w. Bil Shrubs at Back llllt- "'7 much “m” mllu“ m!“ Grade VIIL-l. Isa Jenkins; 2, vigorous pupa thh In: by feediur

Qlle °l l ° leslllllllfllls l" the England since the gentle Chaucer 103,19 d few packages o; good med In the general plan the taller I ‘ when we inspected it after drum- qmmm Bogwgu; a, d Thomp- Novascotia Farmers Convention mid down his pen almost two cen- f 5h b8 u I ‘In-um’ mch as “he wmmo 5pm“ .5 contradiction to the statemen my“; It had Bowen over the w!“ w‘ . “m” ‘m’ Del” “l ‘glmmw’ °° lures lieim- ‘lailkgw d“ ésodglenraaptleir’ pfumébf l lwlll-‘Y Sllcllle’ lmslillllll» svilllglfl- °l l“ “l” N°’“’° "P" “l” "he" no“ which characterized culio a Grade vn.-1. oimm court. consider the value of sweet lu ins “ll l ~lll ° “ Y lilac are placed farthest beck. m l lfhrzlflgglliallllietter vfrlllicglllggnfeifggili: bit of it then. seemed much firmer Grade vL-i doyod moon: 2

Spencer came of poor parents,

solutel r ‘ialla_ Like.’

ccssary

and more marketable. It had never

Wnswn stdwuri: a. Barton

and seradclla as Ill plemen ary - . . gesture crops. I can offper no opin- fl§ggell§fiivgirgftlzyisogltlirpyleg$ a (I121 library. one can start from glgfllgilatll: $lf£§;t“m?;s”§°‘$§ l "Fur Farming" published in Great mused to us bexme that the". "d, v___;_ m“; Jung; 3, “an”. dam“ “ma” "um l {lllbllllld lltlg glllillllf llllfukl llllv" tion (ill-reqilltedl as tiltcr in the diiiggi °ll1Y l“ mdividual age tiie'low splreas the deutzia or Bizllgllltg- thThfll Wrllllrh m!“ I‘?! ills could he such a thin as fur mut- Helen Stewart: 3. Ho}: ITIDXIIDIG; m". "u, m. u, n, My" m“ I ‘any rcn n urns owme u! . ~ h ‘ - . ‘ ‘ v ii "Kiwi" u 0W8? uriri fie a m 1. x V658 - othe" of the papillionaceous plants) {fgfllfnegl b11331.’ gglnqe “gggrsuzefe ob? In the average case the amount . tgllrglell-lor 1123a 53$‘: and how the 20.000 pairs of breed- 1,0,: t?“ yr“ ‘E3, w: ‘auwmigf colfgfimwfu; 3_ £8311,“ ' b,’ reed meal ration Ia the moat pcd- .

a harmful t_o live stock; that scum poverty" as Green says m his of land at ones disposal is limited ‘ tumy m this m,‘ mo 0mm ing foxes are kept. mostly on wire cad o; n; now gnd wq mu", m“ erte. the know-n for the rancher I wfiilcfieiaitffhtlifif? "‘“lr’-‘i‘.‘§?“a'§ $ll°ll lllllm- “l” "°’“‘°'“ l3; "mmfivifi w‘3‘c.'lii§“¢§§.“ iicquiiéifiill‘ nnnvor iho wonfiiu “We "is $383....” dd“"o‘§lnZ1u.§$ Willi l‘ “l” °°“l‘l l” PM“ l“ l" "m" 8......“ PAL?“ ifliyl“: Lil '°“" |,.".,,"°‘“"'u',7'.'."."

. . - ‘ . a .- : . - nuance h clearly tralable m advisable phmx’ pmma“ plan“ of medium assertion that he is returninB later room such as we mentioned and iian Thompson: 3. die Rflberte- ‘ w ’

course is a matter for the health

diction: sike for such; gar for

Where space ls small. it is

height and which like all perenials

urn-hue live stock

the doors opened frequently dur-

havinu perfect atienda

Al your dealer today or write direct

pi’ animals ex ert-s but there is . . _ k, to follow a strictly informal layout to Norway to _ Those llllltllel’ W" ll Wllllll “l9 ll" °l 51:: °llo§a$grcfylf allowgrelllsmsetillwgdr- with the cenlrnl portion of the gur- when once planted and estgbgshed 1°’ hlm-lell "l: “h” Neale“ l" ilzfitzirzulfiiitauoiafigal: ‘goelglgler s: Guy Bkmm‘ “my vein“ ‘ u lupins is most profitable: I mean. g with", m own memgfw den cleared of beds and shrubbery Wlll will” ll m“ Val-l‘ “l 9w" lhigiand. u, h W‘ Veseey and Fielen Stewart. . _ I I "l" l’ with v u le further attention. mug the builcins. that it would m n; in the renovation of worn-cut soils. spew... like Bunm h“; . com- and devoted gnupgly m grass, ery ._____ M“ n W” benunom enact Hiishest average cc‘ m l5 l" will‘ “s ll“ “l” 1513 ll plaint against an age which did not Around the edges will be grouped “M, n“, n“, Congratulations to Jack Wri t, mm on 39-7 1mm‘ Qlllilll- m m“ 5' . ' was recored that the rench were reward m, germ,’ as y; o“ he The beds or 1mm and 51111115,] flow~ when the guden h hedged manager of cnc Crystals boo ey in J or Grades 04B . Keith ea- Iwvrlns the yellow ennnol lupin for Elflggbethgn poet, thou h e flat- ers, 1 up to slmlbs and vines mum w...“ fem mes Wm come team, Summerslde, that he has y“. y,“ m, m‘ “m. wmoomm "Y- Mu" Him i" lllililll°il° c lbw?“ ggflnlileibjiggresgolgiirilrig; Mg} "l" h“ “Y” 1 m“ "mm “mm, ll" W" °Y lg“ lfllilldiifla» into the picture These are obtain- gtfgregliv glide iiglliixilcliim lilllf-lllil orable concerning color and oroln- vlibirlecfigrsurfgifg} uvmxaicu ompany ' . 1 . u _ . .' -— 4 v humus and although this was not ‘antamcam’ got m“ reward ex of spgggxilsgieelsgraaandis igotl“: 93$ “we in 50m pemnmal and annua‘ quite all? attribute somedyeaari 28d Qeefilltflulgfufj‘ Eetggf w“ (“ma “h?” Mp1)" 51W "i"! -. N" llnlllm“

cept a smal pension irregular-y paid.

assortment and thev come in the

anditisgreattoseehimusehis

As a matter of fac

HUBBLE-DEB!

understood at the time. it supplied m‘, ‘Mt w“ he was mo sharp g boundm-ie. are sofwmd and PM“.

1 t t b f ‘ 361! 0 such $8 BOGTDIJ _ U110!‘ K101i. SIDINT

agrogaegiterg igeflséillnodyfltalgieggstge c itic of her advisers. Kind in ally hidden so much the better. 1W and v a m. has, kermwlfrdg (might? out‘? £31“ . smut?‘ mpg? émmgujé) t: . ‘us Pam“, “n” .

mots. In the spring of 1937 l’ procured

" other Hubbard's Tale." one of the

liveliest of his pieces. he satirizes

Where the garden is larger. say over thirty feet in length, u

dike the llm ing roses, clematis, Dutchman

's Pipe and Trumpet vine

‘He is our idea of a first-class sport.

50 out of over 1.500 pelts the color

HUBBARDS, N8. uqgh- 4- (OP)—Deatl1 of lord Athobton.

the wcrful minister Bur hley un- advance some swearing , ---—- w“ good m mm l few-somewhere round 20 -seeds d" he character o; the ox while some portion‘ by bflnnng ‘orward when. are best given support of a By me way M! aldrmck cm t . of e cases excep-

m 1i 1. i (1, 1 1 cc ) ' ' trellis r whe. Even the most at- ' ‘ M18117 s°- “um? We had gone owner and publisher of the Mon- bf c Ye ow upn uo nus u n5 the other chief character of the the surmundmg shrub M, om tnwv: 8mm Wm l‘ imprwed by Rogers. is manager of the Crystal w a F“; den o; trouble‘ pure)” “an at". h“ brought w 1mm .

from England. and sowed them in the garden. They were slow in start nr: but grew well when they did get going. and made bushy giants about a foot high. Not all lie seed ripened. but still 1 secured rather better than a quarter-

tale is the ape. which was only too plainly Alencon, who was aspiring to Elizabeth's “Mother Hubbard's Tale" is (to my mind) the best effort in the vol- ume. Next in order of merit is the Epithalamion, a song composed for

point. or by a hedge. wal of trees so that the whole affair will not be entireiv visible from anv one point of observation. 'I'hls will udd fur- ther to that air out spaciousnesg

vous diruis-je, Maman," and tells of

the addition of a vine. This should not be allowed to cove-r all of the stonework of ooure. but merely a small part, the glossy foliage mak- ing a most pleasing contrast with the gray o1- white stone. .

There is a mistaken notion that.

. Montreal Maroon Sisters.

Sisters hockey team and it is ex- pected that he will manage the all-star Prince Edward Island lad- ies’ team that will play of! for the championship of Canada with the Best of luck to you, Cliff, and we will be

three carloads of shavings and many ions of the best straw

used an immense amount of labor in changing the straw and shavings from time to time. We kept the pens darkened, using bis- cuit bags where shutters could not

souvenir letter in poaeeraion of A. W. Shatford, hotel proprietor in this South Shore flown. .

The letter was. written by lord Atholstan —then Hugh Graham- in i882, in lon hand on theetation- arv of the y and W .

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