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"ii §» 2 iii i ,Q

altar by q,\vvl|°\» otbkwlse. Assure

experts to all questions ot general

intsrsat and space will he gives

any articles that will in any way

help to advance Prince Edward

land'interesta.

Contributors are asked to ha

their articles at this-odice early

item can be handled as late as oneidnkfur Nm 5 wuaqoo sunt

p.m. Wednesday. All received al that hour cannot appear until

THE S(i'll)00L

THE HOME

_Fi

Contributions for this il iartment the livis of others, and as "We so

_ _ el

should be :uldresied to

lresldent Teachers' Association

tiuardian's School and Home

Roads _ _

`,' I ' i 3

Is-

ve rulta. Inspectors

eu:

week, as only a short emergency

tier th

£5 ‘i-2?;

ggggslg =‘i§

or or

_ hal

ol! the

realduice

marching yas

bln. Dell lu appointed

h'80 around twice a day and record

13 Aberdeen Avenue has an un

lim iisii- imtiay.

The names ol the streets were p

[not being reported during the day ceived a star.

about the appearance of the room of themselves. Each boy aipplied b

tering the room used it. i We cannot spend hoo much thou and work in training the childi- placed under our can the wsy to

so shall we reap."

P. U. Box D58, Charloileii,-un. THE TEACHEWS KN0wLEDGE_

.1-_

<'i,i_»':.ixi.1.\'nss _um Nelrsizs

lA. Bi. C. in Educational Review

I lad bwl Pulllcil f°\'- 'OMC '-im!! ii I ii

‘ 1 th td an et it would be no nidlcult mat their “ter astonishment and my

about a iemedy or e un 1 y ap- ¢_e t barmss

I ‘ls' dak d e r 6 em many "ache" :mb THE JERSEY cow llon't take chances with your herd,

peararice u my pupi s an t

iioiir around them. lsectui-ing about nature study and me only "cu SHUI Ullllgi 110” 110'- mem 5° uk* given is that of iorgetfzilness.

the erlect that something more pr tifllll wulllil.

As “Cleanliness is next to Godli- and [msgs of our work. NOC 0l1lY‘ l. The Jersey is the most economic

nisi," the earlier the child can trained in it the better. I was an

ious to have my class-room n model I into gm grading of the subjects of neatness and cleanliness, so a plan's¢udy_ and the closer remtion of t ex-‘ -

dawning on me I lost no time in

l Prescribed in the public school eour

S _ ( Selected. )

l to have a hrm grasp of me sub

questions in geography, history

cor

maintains

tha city may draw

the the number rUull\t"V.°he plan wd

her County in ISN

her _ol that year,

scraps increased to alzteaa

h The the

ad . has

lac-

gm.

INE

.__-..-.

iasrs char! 0(

. ' I'

oregon tries

cation wi

girls state

drum as alone or with a

I \

tlill 013'!

school. iniians

, . nearly a'

oi- er uiousand imnus. _ sms other wen- rnAcrxciin_u_iqd;gps._ .

tim have adopted the plan, with the result that now there arssatd to be

to more high-school pupus in vrouonioii eonmeiieai to weigh all to the population than in any other cove’ milk indlvzduglll IMI ll

oneness on the blackboard, e, g. No stats. end ol aylew months "I llnd soma ln'

y I .. V m,

O O 0

-\b°v°¢ ell. teach your pupils that

the greatness of our country depends not so much upon the wealth of its

e _ed on the blackboard and any sireet soil, forest and mine, as upon the what does this mean? Just thi

re~ character of its public men, and of its’ that despite all the _experience gain

of the ballot.

sell with a small comb and beiore en ° ° ° tue ownci's knowledge of some shor

Education should develop love for

labor, skill in edort tenderness of

l- . _ en sympathy, joy of appreciation, sensi- dey, or one week; or s month) w be tiveneea for the right, alertness ol testify with certainlty to each in

true citizens. By beautifying their intellect, strength to hold on. It vidual cow's ability to pay ner w own lives they are also beautilying should give the student a mastery ol' for the whole year. Co'w tsstingp

W OIG Printed Pago and make known to vides a simple and emlnentlY ff”

him the message ol star, rock, llow- er, bird, painting and symphony.

It should also help him to llnd his

work, render his need ot. service and feel bla personal responsibility.

er , . ___ _ _

pecting dai --min unless he keeps

se I l on the peri __.......¢ i L each one; man

Vi'

d _-_ certain that each cow pays- it

` P8

se ` you to and out' Individual ww I; the sand-_clay mixture, its entrance is

accompanied by s simultanlous expsn- _ _

e_ The following appreciation ofthe

citizenship generally. and do not al from years of practical dairylng,

l The children were very enthusiastic low them to leave your glass-room farmer linda that in order to about it and I had to talk no more without a knowledge of our govern- thoroughly 'practical-,_ he must

oi-‘mental institutions. me the i-ight use quisimin ine aid of asiry i-ew:

1; to Bicycle lissvy _ew 4 s. Bun. heavy- 9 ilc. 0091*. night 9 to me.

§§§

iei%;gs;;i=il? %a"@;“_-=;§i

Eiigie gi? all

_ ee .~ ‘_§5A_.~). V.

H il _ »

-°".;°:.‘:_l U.

_ .i

. ¢~ ,luv _,_.

.lib the

my had were kept at Lvlilk,

others suite that they have lound

as that yield may have been lor

each cow pays, but which cows the most prollt on the twelve mon transaction of feed consumed,

profit cows are revealed only -by pr tical cow testing.

Cows are apt to cheat the uns

da.rymen have found this out

cords help the practical farmer

' h ld t ll - . - -

s ou no a ow ourselves to forget Jersey cow is from all Alstialiantbuild up 8 pmstable h"d_

\for too long a time the various f

It is somewhat easy for a teach

_ . _ it

acts*

ess-

be knowledge of our subjects is nec x`|8fY. but we require a further insig

ldilferent courses We want to be a to see where our work began

` li

‘ PUHIFIED HIS Blllilll

Healer! Mr Wl|aon‘a Sores

\\'hm the sei.;-rs oi the l\of|_y-lxrirv.-ls

kidneys and skin ducts-~ gel clogged ii the blood quickly becomis impure s

irequeiiiiy sores break out over the body . _ » ax

'lht way to limi them, as Mr. Rich

\\"ilsun, who lives near London, Out found, is to purify the blood. H writes:

'l-or some time I had been in a low

depressed condition. My appetite lc me and I soon begun to suficr from indi eslion. Quite :i number ol small sor

:md blolches formed all ovcr my skin

tried medicine for the blood and u.

manv kinds of ointmenls, but ivilho

sziiisinctory results. \\'hnt was wanle was a thorough cleansing of the bloo and I looked about in vain for some med

clue that would accomplish ihis,

At last Dr, Morse's Indian Root Pill were brought to my notice, and they are

one of the most wonderful medicines

have ever known. My blood was puri- lied in v. very short time, sores healed u my indigestion vanished. They :ilwuy have a place in my home and are looked

upon as the family remedy."

Dr. Morse‘s lndizin Root Pills clea f the system thoroughly. Sold by al

dealer! at 25c ubox. '

Dr. Mofse’a Indian Root Pills

' ‘ nd

. . ‘

g _

'od

use

ledge of the material taught must

P _.___ _

Table Silver

‘_ ' Grace, beauty and quality `»_§ are all combined in silver articles marked

‘A This bmnd, known as _.i 1;-___7;: _ "Silnr Plan tha: Wears" .‘”-,#1, ls made in the heaviest . ‘ _ . E1‘nnd;a¢::ypéate. 1’fk;re

_ esigns in

which to choose. '°“ 57 ‘Miki leaks;

I _ ...

»-- »'\~__'

um-

contemporaryz-

___-

producer of milk for all purposes oi

Y- dairying, that is, she will produce a

h 0! pound oi butter fat. or ii pound of

0 other breed oi dairy cow. This has

Bd been proved in competitive public PHYSICAL PRUPERTIES

where it is truly going. This know- |_¢sy_5_ OF SAND _AND OF CLA

be 2. 'rue high percentage of ist in _ -- .'

supplemented by a knowledge of the _jersey mm; and its fchunmbunyi The mineral kndwn as quartz, whl

Almost every _ _gums _who

nien iiiiid only one or. two cows. of water into the l'»0l'0\Il ltrllctllre

too of the clay. It will easily be sees that

many in the herd play aloyag game, this charactierlllio is an important

s' one from the standpoint of the road- ed builder lor any sort of agitation will the muse a large percentage of a sinking me clay to pam into suspension in water rr'snd form a thick mud. Nonslaking ds, lelsyii, although they are very sticky

Neither the cow's appearance, nor ` Wlltll Wei, 410 |10! B0 P08411! lhl¥"Vif-li

q, water. It stands to reason that the

pmoa yield oi milk (extraordinary risking clan wi usually "<l°°v nat-

; ed," that is tosay, they will be iollnd in below the snriane of the ground. 51- Blaling claysare more easily gy with other materials ~ “than the' more nr plastic ball clays. and this ia, oi gm. course, to their ~ advantage lor-roed-

al way of discovering, not only il l’“i1‘u“¢- _Oil th* 0*-5°" ""4: "W7 5'*

my often ol inferior binding power. » mgy. There is still another physical char- m,,; aetsristle of clay that ls orgrset ini-

niilk and fat produced. Those large D°"'f°“°° "Um th* °f°>“dP°l°" 0' \'°“d‘

. gl-' ‘ _ M: dried, which fleadszto the cracking “_ and breaking up oil. their surfaces.. uh This shrinkage is the measure of their

J, sand~clay composition -unstable.

be _V I ya this it does not». do. When water, re-l

’ O overcome; » lor it is inherent in the _ clay. but we can in some measure ` _ u modify its elect hy using less clay in

U0 milk solids lrom less feed than anyI the composition. This, however, will

Y Befor attempting to construct a

to blundering and crude teaching “on and me but -‘mud uddor. one o , m “ta Milburn' md Ne".

knowledge 11 1; m ro hi, °‘ tm’ “‘°“' _ clays In some cases where huge de- PPG* w rx ii ii in yiioxlliteltipon the ”'-°“‘ °"” d°“‘°°°d by “""" ‘““°‘“5 poem of feiaiipiiziiie mek have been géligt vngesliz-“ hive used Milburn S'ab1es] Euston Street near

iii

ol qnlek

dltions. This

to the Very rapid absorption

ZEI iii gi

huildln Soma clays shrink 'when

expansion, and expansion renders the

Bhrinkage would do no harm li the cls would stay in this condition, but

moved by‘eva.poration, _is restored to

sion which eeuael the grains ol sand to he separated. This property can~be

weaken the road and dispose it to break up in dry weather:

(Pure Bred Enrolment

BOTTOM

. »

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'Champion Carriage Stallion ol P. E.l ‘

No,5 Dept. o/ Agri.)

(H818) Race Recerd_2.25 I4

is a son of Biugara- who sired such horses as Baden, 2 o5 1.4; Belvasizi 2.06 3-4; Bergen 2,06 3-4; Binvolo 2.07 » 3-4, etc, Champion money winning`si`i e of i912. World’s champion sire of 2.08 trotters at II years.-

\_._ `

i ~

Boiron

every suhyect in t.ie same manner is Chee” making ~‘ to great masses 0! rock it is nown as 0 t ‘ ' ~ not doing the highest type of work 4 owing to the mgh pl-opot-‘.155 °¢ quartzite, and it also appears as an u I'€C0l‘LlS Wert DVCT I 2 lllllé

i ortant constituent of many dlller- ll'2lCl{S 'Befltil Was one of 'th

bire of 38 two year olds that have trialed in 2.30 or better. elc, etc.

is a son of Kadika who is the Dam of Berka 2 14 i-4.' Vifin. ner of ten races and $2700 in 19' 2 Biala (3) z~i8 1-2°

child, his habits and his mode of -t h b t fo I, tt mn _ is compose oi s_llcia, is found sbund- -

;:i“:‘“K-wh CPi1‘g°“wdif°'- “$11 *N m:?eiy‘¢»tnignei>¢rceiitii`gee<§¢miixilsol-_°1“UYl§gf;2dP;ff*; if W; °H'*h;u_W*‘;: _ liric and Baviaii x-8 in Iii

nc er _o ins uc every c <1 in ms ma,-‘S Jen” milk ¢_h.z.9g;t__'!Vqr: eonsoi ii y ea an press 0 I g SCC (35 ycarllllgs) All abovg P. ~ ‘ _ ' . ° _ _- . - - ~ _

Beyond this insight into the more im- mdk som, H Jem., mm, which mf- mp '

mediate pin-ni oi school work time - _ - ' ' ‘ mes, me mas or rock. when quiii-texte is \ __ _ e

d is another and almost as important ;i;?“wL£°£2::tc“:;:€;;';l;)|°;1§L°thse flisiutegratedrby the action ofthe ele- '_ - U'0ll€TS 111 the United e phase of knowledge, namely, that ol, is th. of w0,.th";'_"_r_a§_ ments and is found in great loose States last yeargr All of the

the world. Our work becomes narrow mmm or “hr to ce mm,“,d_ _ masses, composed ol flue and more b f 1 .

_ and loses much of its influence when 5 ,nw ‘ ' W 0. Jem” 01' 1838 \ll1lf0\°m Bmllli. Will HDOWU 9-9 a Ove are . ul . sxsters and ft we separate ourselves from the hap-‘ noxfqifd in lm _‘ ' ' V sand. It is s well _tact ' l)1'0th¢r5 being sirgd by Bin.

penings around us. We want to know 'ii mn a“:"{.‘D ' " it that sand lacks bill ` t;%l6~J'- '» “, `

1-? man and events to appreciate the sig- mms. a'Dd.'_W m‘*°~a¢¥_ therekol-_é as»hm_nm -og-ag:-yigtiout is ol s loose and un- Diseases of thxunei-hveoiis system; 3

'cane fth s ‘l K d ' ' ' e fd. "‘*_1""' ' ve conmon. organs , ‘

:Haters esi?oundeus,o:oa be acblzetio ’;!il~ fo;)dZr','1he_P:f; an; gox §;;tm:;I1 “__ S Clay, on the other himd, is formed molly ,inlay be sound while theonervs WS FULL and BRG*

° ° 5 ' p ben-if ted THERS Berka 2 I I Biala

_ . y .

‘ Just ourselves to our social environ- t t min" and this quanty be_ by the decomposition of other miner- P4*-lififei IDHY W -'hm don md - _ . _ 4 .42

d . sis eu . _ i . - _ _ _ d' .nent anew ii reform exam to ad- Sidi. ming ysiusiiis iii men, i-emma :il "2;°_;‘h§";*°, _"_"2I‘,‘|_fe‘f‘:,'__,”‘_‘;__'ff)',"_f_§l ,,°,,,“',',’f,,'f|,'§,'“§f,‘,,,e1,°|',§'_,,,,, md dug, (3) 2.18 I-2. Bavian tnal (z_

_ _lust society to us and our work. _ _ _ __ _ . " ' "“’ "'““" ”‘° 1““°°' '”m‘°’ “‘_ P” .cl is the mimi _,rumor wiiieii, °°'°' °“d*“8».““‘i °°°°°" °f “W and 2.30 Brie trotted an I-8

Knowing the world we can see how HY in .

5 to regulate and direct our effort-8 to pqznifpsetggzyufsggeihihd docile in under the action of c-water, has grad- 2’;;’§l;';fuw"‘h 'h‘"‘°"d “W” ‘M ygay-hug In I8 seconds Brent;

°“""ly th’ “'°"‘d" d°'°““d°' dis' omioii ' coming into useluiiiess “my ‘°“'F“°° °“t ‘md °“°“¢°° *”"° on the ni-sl. sign of any weskuen ot whi h ` d ' '

1 Besides knowledge in this fuller earl; _ “.436 -Minus -it mm om age lclay. The psrticles of clay srswnsually the hem or nerve., mains mu” m, _ C _IS ¢S_CI’l _ as a se11<2i»

mise, another characteristic oi me ami' in wgmtutmn _mam adapt; much finer time umm or sand soil are physiml ibmnkdom, do M “it uhm tional yearhng in the _Ameri-

Pé feaflher is stm’ and :Tu is umiuenta ing liersell bo every ' variety of cli- ;':q:°“t& ed mg; Gignmfoizgtx Y°&1'e fa-9° m3m”m h ' V Call I'_l01‘Sel)i'¢€det Of APU:

e en en u on e anioun sn in rem w quiet

tl10f0l\)1gl1fl¢BB Oip Kl10W\¢dE¢; B MICK mfeélroiil Rd beaumul type ot which they were originally formed. the xietves, stlengthen the $3, and n 20th '

of grasp of a sub,ect lrequentiy lends d “_ ° ° with th mst con,m_ma_ where, having' settled as s sediment build u the whole system

° V °°"' ° n the bottom they form de oaits Avsi yourselfofaperfectiairelililllhl Will l>¢ :lt Fred C2ll"6l‘0l1‘

y _ f ` ' 1 _ _ i . ° ~ 6 But taking a teacher with sound I _ maumm domestic any which are known as sedi ii) ry _ Mm U Main.mv"7 l ‘ Stables [formerly ~Hurryrs

gum.

sb 'r

_ o Y P Y 8 her an attractive cow and seller. ` dmnmgrated and chan-ged bi the act, sn erve or “mu 1 Queen Street’ Charlottetown.

men, but the editor of the paper that

|to go down. He was unable to blame

it on the printer or proo! reader this HALLAM3 wEl'ijK'Ly _“ARKET RE ,

, .

time. and will probably be s little ,. .~P0R,r_ HIDEB SKINS WOOL

lf you want

_ Spring Lamb, M

Easier

Call at our stall in

’ ";_ou_r store on

»,i.~‘ ‘>-.`~'

‘---4 V

if 4,' if

i iiiuiii co. °,:;;::,=“~

He? _ 3

-m

'old e_st_a,`l§ii’s3lie2i»,_l1usfi

been _a'&`qih§‘f'eil 7555? _ continue same high class meatsto _jt»ii§l§o§_1i_ers they _ been

Wévéoiiid info

.~ ';f.f=."1__. j ._ _ _ _ j

Staple

H. J

' 1

rm t_l1_¢: public that _the _ness of L. F. Drake has _arid that we intend to °'

y i” v, _ _r i

JUNK; 3 _

_ 00 to-$1.50. `

HORBEHIDEB. are

_at current prices. ' $3.50 $4.00. Country ' ‘$3-50 to $4.00, N9. 2._ ` Bl-IEEPSKINS are in

Slldliowing to

City take

Nth

Ol ar

':' BEEFHIDES are ln' fiilr, supply and

. ~ i more or less mixed as_ to quality. _ _ _

_ Tsnners are buying lor present needs _ _ _ ` ' _

Qinlyi ogllng to the very glow dgmgind ` cowsgivz. lg? lguiyr n Ire 0 S of 4 ’4 2° 0 ~

or ea eras manysoeau ar-' -Gt'-lbw NM' -“ll " ' ”

0R___ ness factories are running about hall 'iv'iiii”ii°i§' “_ 'hu , ' _ Sife of

time. city Butcher Hides, gmnmst, ' ` nsvsmieeensisnrs. 1 ‘ ' _ _ 12\c. per lb. Inspected Hides, 'No.1 He. cuumau mines-su sms- '

lugorhrnlllsl Little In 'Ilia I

No 2 12c Country Hides list, our M ,_ “MQ ,HQ , _ '

ed 131: Part cured lzie' to 121-c .W “T ¢ne'iii3~"i:i:i“s nusiiznip

Green lli to 12|: B""°" “““""°"“

i~ 1 i 1 _ , .A ` ` _

manner of his work. _

___ 9, she breeds true £0 l'-YDS Md ion of water in mace. 'the de “mi months. I was so nervous I

~ 'iil'ti li ' P " ' verythi dould 'out » ,

EDUCATIONAL NOTES' an mm qu x is m er °’ft*:§’G";e”Bef::i<;§';1ncggfiekhét.Hays ,,¢‘“‘““m;_‘1;d “Y " _ 'gm' i A greii dam is as necessary see great sire io propagate

(William Wallace Stetson.) 10' Jen” dairy products ‘or qum' must vary both in texture and com- spud' Bottnm has 3 gre” dun “ld 5 ‘fat ll"-

,§ The editor of s paper in the west ny' ““'°r' “nd h°°m"“‘“°"' ‘ue "5 position. Some win be :ousd to' con- Kgmmmva HeutmdN pi|}|"h§°h I P S __A P 1 C d - . .

in an editorial criticised the spelling s“m”"d' Th°“ who h°v.°h°‘;1‘;° “B tain as much as 75 per cent ol sand did’ md I em ‘in gm* um g¢¢,gg‘ _ ' ° osta af will bring this C3.l'.3.l0g‘1l¢. _

of the school children, and the school "h°‘“ “re “°.t “tismd mt ° m`°‘ while others are extremely fine in thug, gthgyggmplgulycund mg,"

‘board issued 8 chauenge to any 12 ducts of any other breed. textiigeband entirsly wxhoutnint. As ”P2i§ce,t?l cents s box;_8 bones for D A Mac K n _

business men to spell against 12 -- _ WOU B °Xl>¢°¢¢ . 678° HUNT? _ I _¢ldll€l'l50!'lDl\|°d_ dll0U\G ' I

¢1gh¢.gmd¢,-,_ Not oniy dm me , elnys are usually finer and more re_ee\_|it ofipneeby T.MilbursCo., ° ° » non! Dfullnli

youngsters spell down the buinmg . _ sticky and _plastic than the so called Limited. oronto. Ont. _ May_27MEtf_ Owner . __ ,_

0 i

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F Eer-

§i_ is |11 2§.§;§§.,§° so ici

made the criticism was the ilrst our O “da§&ilh

*mme

egwuopee-

e _ _ _ _ . . _ 0" - - ~ » ° AY O

csnrskms.-iiiiivery ii quite _ E If A L ‘ ' _ _ ; " - ~ has , with ii slight accumulation, """'-"‘ "‘*‘-""""-'"1 ‘ ‘ ' *~

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HAYOR TODD

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2.4111-4‘?owiii‘1\iaa, em;-s.

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_,$193.8-4;. Al Bteh_leyf8=iB 14,

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Sire of 82 Standard _ Performers _` 1 S f d 2 0 1 1 __

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the City Mark€t Ot 3<p rliyiiisi-ly :ui iigiiui- igiiui ` - ' ’ ' » ‘ ° - ` V O -

B c ns tissue a 'gun ' i ~ ‘ t I N' i ‘

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Dam olminclndlrig’ sum Mm, Y _ 2;1ugs¢, _ ; ' _

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