_:___ _ _ V ‘ consider the feeding value of potat-

`“ __ __ » __ _lbility oiusing part of the crop for

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ForVaricoseVeins ‘

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To get prompt relief, bathe the niece-

»ed runs with_ hot water once d.ai|y3_ IPP Y Ablorbm jr., two to three times d8_1ly_ior'3rpt two weeks, then every moming thereafter._ Each night ;YPlY{ C1001 _llillrlieql with _n solution

on ounce Abaorbuie, Ir., to one

quart water. Leave it ou overnight. ' Ablorbine. ll'-. ia made of oila and extracts which when rubbed into the llim, a_re iuickly abaorbediay the pores and atlmu a_te b ood circulation. Grease-

lelsand_atamieas. $1.25-atyourdrug;

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FOX MEAT

FOR SALE ~

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_Boneless horse meat, boneless bee! trimming and beef trips for aale. ISLAND COLD STORAGE C0.*_L'l‘D. 5043-3-'l--ti.

Surplus Potatoes .t..n..i..t;.f ‘.....s.lo..,__o.. -..._ _

_ _ ' ‘*"_*- _ r responding amount of dry matter in _ _

--.o--- »°=»»--<1 so ~-»»» No Other I 'ea Not . . ' i sr. on usa or suartus -rors. ~ih°_ie_e_dias__va:_ue_____B_;>tb oo; low -~ _ 7 . 1 _ ’ niiiiiarwaai grr___=:__1;='°°°°_1;1° *fm

_ _ _ _. _pro ee an so suse in _- - ~~ ' tad il yen coour _ ,\’°"~ »_\_-_ _ _»_ ,_u_-,M pmpgr-ly supplemented WM _has the same delicious flavour as 0, ,_m"‘°’Zi“°_ md wo ,M wnhhon

-yt pucgpg proteins- " 1 ol the animal as regal-as its senarai

; ~_D|y|,|,m M “ggi '_ _ _ ' ‘ ` M ‘ hi health; 'so by oonstantlylculllng the

~ Central Experimental Farm W - Dinéubm” of Pawn” , ` ` - ‘Pom mx" °-utjmy .h"v°° R nr mp' ' The actual percentage digestibility - . erior fur. 1 _ ' _ »

in any givencase will vary somewhat ` 'PE The object or th°___m“~u_mn C°m_ ’ _ with tl-ie' size and quality of the Dot- -\ ° - _ ' O puny is not tosell live foxes but til A ` _ atoes, and small potatoes. having re- r f . _ . ,

~ .- - _ f sell'the eits. which they do direct

-latively mor_e__;.|_rface and skins. would ' » ` ` I to the pwearers themselves. the show lower aiibility under. other- ao lbs. of potatoes win spproxim W’3€5|.mull' 0°Yldiig|0M~ ately replace 29 lb. of silnge from

The concluslons` drawn are that mature ¢°m_ _ _

cattle and sheep disest about sa per so lbs. or potatoes will spproxlrn cent of tha orsanio rnaiiei' in polar- ateiy replace as lbs. of susge` from

oes and pigs about 94 per cent. A immature co,-h_

ainsle experiment on a horse indicat- or pound for pound potatoes will

ed _a value similar- to that obtained rephwe good wm sua”

Wim M88- FOI' diseoflbility the P0fB'_ On the baslsof these comparisons, to compares favourably with No- 2 lt- is interesting to compare the relu- dent-corn in which 91 per cent of the_ tivo pl-me values of potatoes with organic matieriadlséstibla ' corn, barley 'ond oats st diirerent

prices.

Otllwl, Oni.

It is wen luiowu that potatoes have

been used to advantage as food for livestock in' Europe for many years. In Canada in normal years the "culls" ~are fed-_-to 310831 £1 years of over- production when prices are low gattie may consume greater or lesser quan- tities of otherwise market'able"sia?ed potatoes. but nowhere in Ganada are potatoes grown primarily for feeding purposes for two_ main reasons. (ll lt

usually possible to obtain a better

is price for the potatoes by marketing them for human consumption. (2) It is claimed that food for livestock can generally be produced more cheaply from other sources than the potato. at 'a time like the present, when

there is a considerable surplus of po- tatoes above the requirement for ta- ble use and prices are consequently

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Seeds

. If-1

_ " su_b_stance,- chiefly starch, compared to'

‘ From Olrotoks, Alberta. fr;

ordcr for Seeds lliin this year

md has this to says-

' Okoinkl, Albeftl. _

March 17, 1939. 1"

Messrs. Carter dt Co., Ltd., -

_ ' Seedamen, `

“It seems strangc_t_o send all

this distance but while fdived V on P. E. 1., I always got good seed~st Clarte1"s and thought I _

away .twenty-one years and always get my tumip seed from

.1 would try it again. Have been

you, as no seed we ever bought 1:.- but, here grew turnips with I. REAL flavor." ’ ’ __

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BU!"'" CAB/l'EB’S TESTED

SEED. No need to send lvl!

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LOGUE.

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-low, that we are ,forced in critically

oes for general livestock and the feas-

that purpose, so thatsnotwithstanding a

and reasonable return. The opinion of F. W. Christensen, North Dakota Agricultural College, who conducted many feeding experiments with pot- atoes for livestock may be expressed as follows: The composition of thedry matter in the potato is very‘simila.r to that of No. 2 dent corn, except for the somewhat higher ash and lower fat content_in the potato. The. dry matter in' the potdtaoontelns 10.4 per cent of crude protein compared to 11.0 per cent in corn, 1.9 per cept of crude fiber coniphred to_2.2 per cent and 82 per cent of nitrogen - .free

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of-ooo-eo-oeee-eeooeooo-cook;

We uae this adleallvo ad-

viaedly.- “ ' _

- Sufferera from Eyeatrain may

llavrperlect vision anrrthere- lore do not auapect the presence _oi any eye defect. '

The motive power of the

Entire human organism is Nerve Energy. ` ` .' _ -Normal eyes. it ia computed utilise about 20% of this Nerve Energy but when Eyeatrain ia present. a much Ilrler propor- tion ia required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an excessive __5_|noun¢ ,of 'Nerve _ Energy msyf* seriously sheet the -functioning ol other organs ofthe D06! IM M0500' i|lhealih._ _ ` »

_usvl rome arms -

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Hutcheson

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PULVERIZED LIMESTONE _' ' _

é _ From til. Government Lime Wilflilt in _Blllk 0! BMS- ll' l _ _

~' _ _ LOWEST »PR1CEs r 1 _

BROOKVILLE MANUFAc'l‘UR1NG' ‘

A ` _ CQMPANY. LIMILIED.

' opei-own. nnoolavinlm, N- B. __ __ _

-s-eithensti. '_ _ _

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1 _FERTILIZERS '

rel-tune for ‘your ami- crops as weii`u_ a sooo alan 0!

rotstoes byrlalrir - ' i '

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. “°’,.....I§°.{'§'5..'T§i- me- nga- 1'.-°- "°_°~"'“’ ' groandandmixedan_iiW_illl\0¢ l|’_°7‘f‘|""'P""`°"' ` mum for your l»o¢sto_ofop,_aat~vriil ray for ¢ll¢li°°|'_°l mtae»atiou_o¢ofain°M.°'°'9'°,'°P"~ """"°'”"

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C6louio1___Ferii1izér ~C°mPaaY.

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:cpm

surplus we may be assured of a fairl

basis of the digestible nutrients they ly

contain. If we compare potatoes with

certain other feedspn the basis of di~ D gestibtiity we obtsin»the'loliowin,g te- s

suits: ` .

1 bushel potatoes contains 10.26 ttle maysbe fed 50 pounds of potatoes Vienna. Austria. and Director 0T “fe 51'ghm¢m,.bock to Vienna, when .he

pounds or digestible inettep per loco pounds live weight per day Fox Breeders' Company of thai_,eh,m_,_ They ,heady have a' splend-

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In 8 io as . V 'mainly 4.5 -bushels potatoes. ~ p

ly 3.7 bushels potatoes..-

uals ‘approximately 35 bushles potatlf w oes. ‘ ~» ` 5 _ 1 ton silage from immatur¢To`rn eq- uals approximately 28 bushels potat- ra

ately replace 1 lb. of No. 2 com. ho

. . - mu __

ateiy replace 1 lb. of common barley. livo weigh.. ver iox'; also to exchange _ideas with number of divorces in the Dalnii\i0l1l .

Hogs.- The g-retest 'usefulness of the Fox Experimental Station here of Canada in the past few years' _:;-_~__-5; v__:_ 4'* *I tatoes in feeding of livestock is and the prominent breeders. _Mini declared Rev. Hugh Dobson, D. D-,I i,Jlo-3-28-tu- thu. sat. 2 wks

ately replace 1 lb. of oats. po

'las pet- cent in oo:-d ri-om the

- _ Palatabiiiiy of Potatoes

ible than raw potatoes, it is doubtful if it is either necessary or worth the expense to cook them for cattle and sheep. -‘ -

Pigs do not relish i_-aw potatoes;

perience alike /demonstrate clearly

ing potatoes forygs.

- Feeding _Value of Potatoes

There are diiferent methods of comparing the relative'va.iue of feed- fe ing’b‘tufis undone of these is on the fc

1 b`ushel No 2 corn equalsapproxi D

1 ton silago from mature corn eq- as

Putting it another way: be

48 'lbs of potatoes will npproxim

4.1 lbs. of potatoes Qwili approxim-

` Value of grains per bushel

.90

1.13 1.35

...i -lower sradas of potatoes are fed “W 9° es “N ‘”°’ `”° f . 'rn r und that :l,soo feet " " 1 1 H tBu1lds U the Soil :E

Che ldv!-Silbllifl’ 0! ¢00l<in8 02' Steam' wh-an prices are low a reasonable' re- thirds that °f °°°ked pmawnr iflroeje seaeslev; was the most suit- '-_` ' " ' I '- p`

Raw potiitoés-can" be suc fully

Raw potatoes are not as palatable N0. 2 C0111 Barley ' 0915, - - f _ du;-ing the pmt-A~,_; °f':‘5bm;¢gti¢ot1on to cattle and sheep as good corn sil- S .68 .56 _ ,32§ A f0W 0! me BHHIYSCS 111959 in 11°! grid `Mr, Stein hopes to learn a. good age, mangles, or turnips. but it they .911 .'74 .42 ifeeding experiments in Montana ,fol- dau whué here on that subiech m_ are reasonablyrsound and free from 1'.13" _ .93 - .53:l0WSI _» ‘ ' . _ c|denm]y_ it was through D,-_ A4. dirt cattle und sheep will eonsume»~’»1fe5- _ 1.11 _s1_»` Cali potaices can b_e economically metxhm th Kmcul me were

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them readily with apparent relish if C liltiilzed for P0l‘k l3l'0d\l¢tiQll- 1 um. d d hh-0 Ge, ' S f_h.Wes;

< o uoe n man- ou

no other _“sement feeds are __v_____ orrespondlns' _¥£i__|_¢;_of Potatoes WF; Potatoes should be stearic) or Amt," now British Muse the wan able. _While cooked or steamed pota- Na 2 C _ _b0il@d and mixed With Brain- and it is fiom thére that they were

rn B rle 0 i P t. _ _ .

toes are more palatable and digest- ____ __ G 56 a y 32 :1.s 415, 1_{eavy feeding of raw potatoes introduced mm ,_he_Unu<ed stat”

.74

.93' ' ' .53

turn is possible, an as a result a HWS Wm °°“‘5~“m° m°’° °°°k°d p°` able and came as near as possible ' "‘ li ` Ifsllpplles 8 Sfiiiidy

greater return on 'the better-grades "“t°°‘5 th°‘”`"'w' ‘ i to the nautral habitat of these

.42 .zo 1

_ .25

probably with hogs. They do not rel- ish raw potatoes .but they eat’ cook-ad or steamed potatoes greedily, especi-°' ony il seasoned with is little salt, at the rate of half a pound to each 106 pounds of potatoes. "

Numerous experiments have uni-

formly shown that raw potatoes are

than 4 pounds should be fed with each pound of grain. When corn is worth $2.85 per cwt. potatoes are

worth 68 cents per cwt. as 1eed`!or d hogs '

causes scours. _ _ __

h te f

should be drained off' it has s. bitter

;_ __ ' , ._ __- _ -and 1sz5-in the Alpine resions for I as '“` ~ ' ' ' the purpose of arriving at the exact

. en R _ ' __ to - th t results in rearing the si1ve1“'Hd blue

hh _ a ‘ ~ _ - '

range from $215 to $375. f -

1>r

5 T e Wa_ H rom °°°ked .p°t°t°°s made 'a numb-e1-_ _of tests during 1924

i `

stein says his Company rnaintains

_' ' ayery high li-lkndlrd of p_`elts, Mk-I-DK

;stth|four|easonsoftheyearl&m~

on slesoitheguardhairsandwooland '_

wealthy ladies in Vienna and other cities. They find they _get much bet- ter prices for their skins. The P11686

'rho President or the Association.

_ oiesscr Adametz, who is a. famous

s;cie'ntixt and who first introduced "mia “_ D H I cmd" hh* the Karacul sheep’ from Boracha, H! 0/ °. ` an

unsatisfactory _.and that cooked "or 'Ru_“1,_ ,mo Germany” very des, ca. steamed are satisfactory. Not more 1 1 bum, k Id fm; 9 _ _ ' U91".

.§1’$’3..‘Z.. °.....;“ _...“‘l‘.7..“ 55.3. f.. i “censors amrrsr #rfb Hou-fr " mm h, wud mt, to the how do. TORONTO-iianltrou-wiuuielaa-iraeitlyslllollfili mesticated a.nimal.A1l annuals un- O- """°" ' ` ' ° ` ` ` ` '

ergo certain chari_g_e_s in appearance

“ Mr. -Stein says his company have

_ SEED

--ful for you.

before t-he annual meeting of the social service council oficanada in session here today. Despite this in- crease Canada still had +he lowest divorce rate of. any CDUHUY in the world-one in every 111 marriages, Dr. Dobson said.

In Dr. Dobscn‘s address it was

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To get the mon prob! from your crops, seeds must be pure and ofllxigh germination. S¢eele`," Brigy' Seeds have been growing prohtlbla cropa for far-mera and gardénera throughout Canada for nurTy60years. Theywillprovejuatuaaucces-

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S ld l lull n in garudnjnc Seal for lur- lllsurnlel ~

_ ¢ualo_gn

revealed that Prince

had only ons divorce on its Dr. Dobson attributed this to ii fact that the so coiled higher ard oflivirig which required

to live beyond their means "hed

taken hold on the Island."

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feeding experiments and practical ex- leedlng them isoleor goin nv if ""0 Sf°°k ' _ ' _‘ `

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_ ., if ~ DAIRYING 1.11 .64 _ _ao __ .. NC. _ ~ _ _

l _, . ,

Ii’ culls are used any returns from.l P°t°t°>{p'°uf" should nm' be fed t° climatical conditions for»._<the best \ _ =» s/ _ AS All Il1dl1Sfl‘y_

_ l _ ,T '/_ ,Q / _ .

‘ .

‘_ ~ when marketed. A . ' -V _ Y _ Cash Income

beautiiu1_ animals. While here Ml*

_ “SS -' l Stein will study the climate and vis

d to cattle sheep and horses if _S d ° it the Meteorlogicalstatlon in Cha.

. ' . r- -1 _ '

d in reasonable amounts in proper- yin Fox ‘ ` our 9

. of »i»llrnal. cassurlilrs

balanced rations. If fed carelessly* - , g, _ grhtfrgzn .W ob m 5 ' ' G 'km ` -

they may cause colic or bloating and` eondltlons ‘Here His nephew. Mr. Dechunt, willy _ . _

‘ " study the rearing and especially tl-ie' S'~7‘Ud ready to Serve the..-cream Producers _

“""~ _ 'Q Mr' Edwudnstem' vi” P'°5’d°nt liandiing of foxes-during shipmenl, l _ _Of P. E. Island.

rove too laxative for the best re

According to K-_ellner, fattening cat- Of me -FOX Breeder! 55500185011 Of B ha Wm-mm; nkely _take p con- f '

r head Dry cows up to 40 pounds city arrived in Summerside this Ls much of blue and silver foxes _ er_ dom nd

r head daily. Milking cows about lv-Bek with his wife and nephew. near vienhh _W1-M11 compare very _l _ . " `“" '

1 bushel barley equals approximate- hafas much. Mr. Joseph Dechant, to make a very favofahly with those in Get- _l _ T - ' '

Sheep can usuallybefed up to_21-2 thorough study oi' the fox in- mmm Norway and Sweden and for 1 __,_ e `

E f S ° 1 bushel oats equals approximately pounds potatoes .p’r. 100 pounds o`f`]ive dustr and climatic conditions

ye _ tra 2.1 bushels potatoes. Weight. When being fattened as much here. Mrf Stein intends to remain ket_ S_ _ '

ri!

- _ Y ,which they hsve an excellent mar-

4 pounds per 100 pounds live on the Island until the fall, when he - ___ _' _ . ight can safely_be fed in properly will buy foxes 1'or._his ranch and he "" , _ ~

alanced rations. _ will then retum by way of Alaska ._ --

Horses are more easily afiegted by anl'f‘R.us5ia t0 Study the fill' llldus-

w" potatoes than either cattle or try in those countries. In an intel'

oes. _ ~ sheep but according to Kcllner may esting interview Mr. Stein explaineti . In ‘J/Orff*

_ _ one ._ 1--li t

fed from 3 to 5 poimds daily with- that his object in coming at this \ f_.‘» _ ' ‘_ ,. 1311,-

'4.8 lbs. of potatoes will npproxlm- out trouble. Under careful supervision season of the year was to enable_ (Canadian Press) _ _ ' .___ _

rsrs working slowly may be fed as him to get into touch with every WINNIPEC0 AP'-il 4-Ther? mid (» 1 `--l Tn. P- E- I-

_- cf-.11 error 1°.. . v i \ f

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ch s 12 pounds per 1009 pounds stage oi’ the domesticating of the sil- i'been___ an alarming increase ‘in thel B 1, _ 1 n- 5 ___ .

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proof of this lies in our strong consum-

focilities assure - ' hi;;l1e_-,t possible'

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