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In 1033' tho Royal Canadian In- <10 ltitute published il. check-list of Flow

) Butomus umbellatus L- and

nur flora under the title oi “Ther Ontario low spot at Experimental Cn

Flowering Plants and Ferns of: Siati Prince Edward Island" and a re I <11)

Carex scoparia schkunr»- the

on Reported by R .R Hurst. smy'

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Silver Fox Fannin

s pos ion oi’ Arts

Industries will hold its annual

‘mg R“Sh I”"°d“°°d n'°”‘ exhibit at Hotel Astor New York

September 30th to October Mrs Gertrude Fox Editor of Black Fox Magazine, is chair..

print of this was made available; Pointed Broom Sedge (0) Smeit man at the fur exhibit which Wm

to teachers and naiturc st'.ideuts." Cleck.

by the Minister' of Argriculture off il that dare. This coliulilation, the Fox

ADDITIONS TO OUR. FLORA Fortune Brld€€. June, 1985. (Blan~ -- - _ "-‘-'""°"““

-- ¢hM'd~> 'rlre women- mx it an silver mx sales, most in-

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author says, is not to be thought' Creek. of as a conipleze list, silrcc there; 113) ua likely to be other finds to re-i ~Blulit Broom Sedge (O) July 6, Hu 1|/ltd the diligent serrrcilcr. A .score 1935. '

of new plants ben: out the correct- <14 at ness of the supposziioii. --Black-banded Bulrush (O) (AZ-

(A<;ricolo.) V be Carcx vulpinoides Michx.- Fm dge (0) July 6. 1935. Smelt and <Agricola.)

Carex trlbuloides Wahlenb. M

2)

(Agricola) of l Scif-pus atrocinctus Fernalcl. re

These additions to our flora have rico1a.) som

been found izimi reported) by the 115 following genilluieii: Mr. E. 3.1 Sharp-fruited rush (O) Smelt Creek 0 Blanchard, Arciiiicc., Cliurioitc-J (Agricola) . me town; Dr. W. L. lloizllrrll, Unlrer-; <16?

sity of Toronto; Mr, R.. R. Hurst) R. Br._-Tall leafy green orchis. For-

plant, Pathologist. Experimental: tune `

Station, Churlutic|.<>\\'n; Mr. Har- (17) Hydrocotyie americana L. sea

m ns

old Mo;scrvI~`. Ciiy Siirvcysr, Char- Ame

iottetown; nlld tile iirvfeilt writer. (Hoi Their names ure' tll::'cfoz‘c append- (18 ed to ull plants to \\-‘null liicy have Dead called attention. A capitol ‘O" in <19) brackets means that the detsrinili- Purpi ation was made, or cciiiirnied, by 120) Suaeda Mariiima. (L.)-Du- °f

) Juncus acuminatus Michx.- Y

Habenaria hyperborea (L_) m°d

rican Marsh Pennywort, 1935,

an.) co ) Lamium purpureum L.-Red and

Geum rivale L.-Water or

me Division of Botany ct ottawa. mort-Low sea Bute (0) (Hoi-~ Y°fk

(1) Erucasirilm galliculil iWilld.)l mari

0. E. Sch l'--Do Mllsun-cl. Tlilsi <21

ant wiiiclidis .iiiglilirocllicfwi Euro-` rCrme1,) Prantl.~Steller‘s Rock October fm' I-'°“d°’\» England the

_ A fem from Dunk RWBL where lie will open a fur brokerage 'I 'will recommend from my ranch.

pl _ , ._ _ _ VV

pearl species, is wid:-l_v slireati over. B1-ako office _n the mtewsm 0! his __rm_ _ you

Canada and tile U.S.A_ Ili all art-l il-Iolman.)

lcie ln “Scientific A;z1'iculture" for] (22)

June 1933. Mi-_ nr_~rl>ri~t Grcli, .>1lisemli__-Fragile Bladder Fem all MHUHK *M advertisements in the the

R1ve,.V 1935, ,Holmam American Fox Magazines we notice

M. Daniels, proprietor of Tarn- The line was so good the six

the Division of Bviailly, Otta.wn,lDll1ik __ . _ _

undetermined in the abseme edge foxes. Sabattis, New York. Mr. bought for $30,000 a. pair of proven 1 L_-.l _,Z _ Z flower. V w,,r5_ may be either E Can- Daniels was at one time a world's breeders with a guarantee of four ' ,__ ,~ V/ There are several other types of

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mentions that thc Dog M'ilstard‘ (23)

had been ioulld ut Cilarlotteioivn, cies

P.E.l'., during his weed survey of of flo

Sls L, 0,- else ,,_ vulgaris L_, champion swimmer. He became pups. 'The next season their tmx

P

pily married to a lady of great ieties were rewarded by the arrival

Both a white and a blue variety of flower, with nearly straight, Spurs, wealth and established the fox of six pups which they sold for tlur plant were found on the Brac- the latter white, pink or blue flow- farm at its present location in $30000. They had HHOUIH' s'°°d

Poillt Rm élllllwide Shift ers with hooked spurs. Woods near 191

1926. nden (2) Lilpinus 'polphyllus-Lupin. The

kley ld. - ~ ‘ Wood Cemetery. <Agricola.) Also at golf Highfield iMcssel'l'y,) Ng, (3) Malva rotundifolia L.-Round cut

Shaved Mallow, or “Cheese." (R. R. to th b wil D ___ _ _,_ _ _ _ -Hurst.) printed check-list. It may e -pure a on oxes. Later on he ,_ _ -,l ip emily. It is particularly suit- ; 4) Lythrum Sa'ic"lria L-Split to recall to their attention that added other strains and eventually Frank G- A5hbr°°k °f m9 Fur ,\ , I

are several pi'intVcr's errors in when fox shows were established mmarch Dmsmn- B“"*?““.°f BW' _ 1\\, The early tulips. blooming Inv hccklist but 011-ly #Wo of these became one of the biggest winners 1°€l°i1I '5“1"/CY- U- 5- A-» and the lApx'il just after the duffodllls, are

C ~ ', ~ . important. Line 13. an page 254 at the American exhibitions. His ff-05* “°“"d-"“‘h°mV °“ SUV" mx Parrot 'rullp u colorful race. They come in both

fa in in the Republic to the sl d d “bl _ Th d 1,.

rl read "Zostera marina L.- average this year is 4.4 to the litter. rm 5' - » H810 all 0 6 forms e ou ass, locally "seaweed" (BJ -___ south, has an excellent B1'l»i¢1° U1 And so it might. because the par- ies bloom slightly later than the st.) And line 15, on the same Mr. Daniels will be remember-gd. mfr 5€iJt€1‘l1b0I` ISS\1e Of the Black rot tulip is one of the largest bios- singles. making a planting of earl- shculd yead "Trigiochin mar- by many Prince Edward Islanders FOX M“K“Il”‘0» "5°1‘?°lI°f‘ and CHV11' some of the spring garden. It does ies last for two to thzee weeks. It

a L_-.Seaside Arrow-grass. _as a visitor to the Royal W’inter ml!-" HE iS Very dvflhltely €mP1'\9~iC not grow so tall as some of the require la. soil which is a little more

--- ,1=‘air, Toronto, where he was solpc_- 011 the 50l€Ctll1§ of Clear C010l‘€d Darwins or Breeders, but this only, fertile than the |inglcs_

MOUNT FOR. INSECTS times a buyer and quite frequently foxes free from tinge .far breeding ;_N_W_ _“___ _ Y ___ V i _

--- a bidder on the best stock exhibit- Puflmses- we q'-"M3 'season the fur trade has recorded .pelts were very satislacrtoryt From

Rd.. July 1034. <Messcr\'y.l Insect boxes in museums are us- ed there. If memory serves me ___` in fm" or me years' the mm °t .WY until the first of September

lined with cork in thin sheets. right 1; was M,-_ Daniels who 0f_ “Every IDX breeder 51101116 have ,improvement .has been even more jthcy feed a lot of fish ground up can be procured from dealers fered Peter G, Clark $5,000 for his- W0 aims in bfeedlnl high cm” 6XPHl\d0d ¢i\ll‘i¥lR_ 1935. Il1I»€1‘€St in ,with cereals and vegetables. It is

teresel-ini; rlbtllrlll hybrid and there- in entomological supplies in the International Grand Champion at SUV" f°X@S- 0119 IS the Pf0dU¢fi0f1 _fur garments has resulted in fall :cheap feed. the price ranging from fore troublesome to identify. Sent U.S.A., but is rather costly and Blmqn in 1973, - of a few silver foxes that will excel _-budgets of the leading distributors ;50¢ to $1.00 per hundred (gp 1-mire, in by R.. R. Hurst. No locality cit- considerable formality is required ____ . ,all others; the other is purification -being raised zen to twenty per mn; _years B80 they continued fish feed

the import. Casting about for pm- T,-Bde Revlew magazines and standardization to the point Ove, me quom of 8 yea, ,,g°_ The _,mm pemng um but found that

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I ~'~ ( - = - ~ ,,-jj Loosestrife. (H. Groli, "weedriherc -“V rvey” 1926.) Also at West Point the R. Hurst.) are _V*“' '(5) Potentilia. intermcdia Lf- shoul ` rlbowny cinquc-foil. Illustration Stat- Eelgr fion, New London. \Crroli, 1934.) Hur

(..) Gaylursncla dumosa (Audr.l page,

T. et G.-Dwarf Hucklebergy. Black film Banks. July 6. it34. iMessel'\'y.)

(7) Veronica chamaedrys L.- A

Birds eye Speedwell. Bracklcy Pt.

<3) Pyius arliusirolin nfrcpurpu- unify

rea, X Pyi-il.; sitahcnsis. A mos: in- This

ed. (See Grays Manual, p. 459.) for

(9) Cypripediuin parviflorum ral- an

ish.-.Smaller yellow Ladlis Slipper.

Ground Limestone

“It brings the

If possible. lime your land this fall, and for QUICK RESULTS use the HIGH GRADE,

FINELY GROUND

Brookville Mftg. Co., Ltd.

BROOKVILLE, St, J

H. G. S. ADAMS,

out this list and paste it in- H _ e ba9r of their copies of t e tained from Prince Edward Island ---

) Cryptogramma St elleri fm'

Cystopteris fragilis (LJ

Aquilegla (Columbine) Bpe- C-

former has red and yellow ha

course, Summersldc. <1-iolman.) the ture students are advised to

effective and iiiexpensive- States that at rem-,U °pe,.,1n|s of where mulls cease to appeal” opening week of August found re he pales became very brown so als

(Continued on Pag_e__li>____ v fashion shows held by some of the Th :_ __ _ I did mbm n t 1 _

----';_~~'_-* 1 tn - _ -. rs s asp en H ° - i l , ~~ .

tlnrgllyrirvlgy §?lt1?b<i::?i'?tmei!tlrti5d gixy but sheusecoiid seems even more $1111 txussdlrllsoiic. mums ance $0 ear y 'making its appearance Sn Far Our-_1935 Sa_;e';!l;_t:D0\rbl¢S 1934 Why-? 7

doth and gm- ensembp, was a¢c0m_ desiral:_»1e.- '1’ha_ foxes on any given __ ____ _ _ ML George E_ Brown noted fox There ls. ony one w

partied by a fur hat to match tl-m;.'I8-och..-,shouldV be brought to aj As the price structure has be- jfarmer, was the speaker of the garment, or in the case of a fur Standard Where 100% °f the P\'°` come firmer the trend of quotationspvenlng af; the regular Thursday ‘ trimmed cloth coat the hat was SEHVY W°\11d be BS 8006 as the M55 is expected to be more pronounced- meeting of the Charlottetown Fox made of cloth and fur trimmed. 25'!" °f the Present bf@'3di“K 5°°°k~ '1y_upWl1rd FS 210 Season H_;lvl1_n¢€S~ ,Club held at the Agricultural Hall.

_"_" SH 05 Of D0 ES Y fill' IHBFC B11 S t0 I-Ie said that we need to cultivate

The und€S1l”Bb1€ "SBmS0H" ¢hf*1".manufacturers and retailers have enthusiasm and keep in mind lm

the U. s. A. mx pricing -usually' 'wer -which SW the 1°* mme” 'shown monthly salns since last ,ideal type cr animal, only using the occurs early in November and prac- I-1`°“b1° in me “fly days ms Wen .J8hl1HYY-- -_very best for breeding. Good qual-

tiwlly all the ranches have com- D1‘80tlf_ally _eiimiréated byw gulllng _,V --- ity in preference to size. House well _ _

pleged their pemng before the fir t and t ere is goo reason e eve‘ The reduced catch last winter and -keep on board floors all sum- , I ' F A F

week in Decemben The S,-¢Bt,W;_ that the number oi tinged pelts ,md the dwindling stocks of merch- "n-lsr; use large open pm; in win.

consin ranches of Fromm Bros. andl ICH-“t;;d8'l`oBt1Y NHUCEG bi/ the Same ants were reflected in the higher ber, were the high-lights cf B, very _ It d Neiman usually star; tim-,gay after me - '- - level 01' DFICeS Bt the Bum-mér fill' instructive talk. In the discussion e ' I Thanksgiving. The Nlernrnsf who . ' 1 ' '

' are equally as large factors in the `P°l”h°P5 If 4-’ nem?" “dvlsabid 20% Bb0\/B the previous sale. Col- he was asked which type he pre- Summerside, P. E. Illlml

business as the Fromms, also start ml' e°°“°mi°*\UY P0S5lbI° f°\' many -lectiona have greatly imP1'°V€Cl and ,ferred and replied a. iight medium ` ' on that date. Weather conditions in 10! fH»l'm¢l”S C0 Wil HU the b\‘0¢fi1“K ,customers have made fewer re- Lsilver. the mid-west are different *from "foxes-that tam' a tlhse or brown- _quests for credit since iastrfau." The next meeting cf the clue ._ - -- ---. - -~ = ~ r - an === _ ours ln that the cold weather comes ml CMI* 'in I-he mf- M“"“"° `f°x°s '-- ,will be Thursday evening Beptcm.‘ ' ' __

in earlier, frost will occur evenings Whether Y°““8 01' °1‘1 IU" P0558” Our comment cu the above is [ber 26th at 8 o’clcck in the Agri in gsptgznber or at 1cnst'very_enrly S l_>\‘0wnf:_l:_ iigsltlllg me 538-sh_fj_:_1;§l_ ,that _t_h<_?hsii§re_r_iii__gS;>f___dewni_t{_na for cultural :gall __Lg;veii Hancock' of

_ in 00 1'. " ~ H0 rem urs , e n c a s meanlsurnmersi e wil the speaker.

o+»+H»+++»+»+»+¢¢+»+»»<¢+¢++o»+¢+++o»++»+»o+¢ _ _any longer mm, ne,,es_m.y_ No some advance in mme and Wm _

-_ - - _ _ 'nie dates of ure 1~ruds.»n's any f°X@S 0' their °ff5P1”l’l8 SHOWN' have the effect or reaping their mo no on Liranofl-rs

Clover ”

LIME from

ohn Co., N. B,

Manager

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' - V tlhsé S\‘\0\11d el/01' be “Sed ‘°’ silver fox furs off the European

The iinanlmnu of Successful

healthy and normal gro

retaining their color.” pelts of lustrous sheen,

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“We have never fed anythiiig to aqua.

IMPERIAL FOX BI S C UI T S and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD in promoting

developing sturdy bodies with superior

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l Safnllel Kennedy S In your final examination before of gong quality and would compare charges url: llnllu ylrn 2.3 centlr I ,. , l th doubled M cents per pound. Blunt- V.

ynurtexatlrrtxgesds ogmtingep mit is E favorably with mp notch ranches “I $2.00 and if un|umd¢r¢d $1-85'

KENT STREET “N” ` hm- . it um nvs ltr. or 'ral r nllrnm.

factor that has shownup strikingly __ F - well was ed and all

m_dt;_l';::upasge£2_:;'e yl:1a_r:trr;h_;~lu thang Through what is known as the g:'_°|‘::|"'|:`“g= puked mm Th. lm

_ Y __ hy E mme Oman of well; French shore they have brought M “da nm h m,d|“m_ md hm,

l 0 3 It becgmn “ml ne their ranches strictly up to date kd ,lm "M, medium, ,um md -__;=¥- bmi -f°x°,‘;" _f th B to fy ' With 8°°d Bhedl “nd "WY “WP hooking yarn. Pill linppefl name

_ -°¢6SH~l'Y t We Ore 5 tg* ‘""“°fS their properties neat and clean. He - M, 4| mul, mg mmf. mmm

like immadlaw 'WN “’m"dY visited between foi-ty and fifty .Mug ma lnstrucucna mme, the situation. Rigid culling will not “rms and did B good mums" for had b, mm M, |n|‘h,_V swam

- DDVIHIA 111 91° tml’ W" it Wm "ff 1-iexite. price for washed wool with dirt and

dues to a certain-extent this un- ____ hm ,feng Wg, 1'-|~¢|||;¢ pm |,, desirable characteristic! ~ 9 5 mm md Q gg wo lb, mg

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s Verdict itanchers

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wth of pups and

thickaklnned and

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In the middle wesfem states oi

a gorgeous spectacle put on by mm Bros.. Foulk Fur Company

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the Westchester Mlnkery

. J. M. Bossick oi’ Frederick

th ds Co. will have full charge, a most elaborate fashion show uring fur garments, fur access-»

ories and fur trimmed garments.

e of the largest stores in New

rk City are supplying tha gal-_ nts which will be wom by the els -

Bridge, .June was iaianrnarda exgfgftggs";;uP‘;;°“m‘;°“‘;':ge:Y

_ rves given by the famous Wis-

ln fox breeders Fromm Bros.,

a mink scarf given by the

Nettle, loss lHolfnan_> Wemheslef Miflksfv-

.__

e Avens_ 1935_ (Holman) Joseph Ullman, third generation

that great fur firm whose New

establishment has been suchl

0. He claims it is the oldest in year and then the war ofV1914 put

U. S. A. im end to their dreams, or at least \

-_- tempered them down to a. more

is first breeding stock was ob- prosaic Unse-

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Camp Y teresting to local foxmen, are. first sale 18th of November last reoelv

receiving date 28th of December;

_het receiving-date 'ith of March.

_ should -be-a fairly good one. It was c very satisfactory one last year.

prominent gentleman telling a tale

successful -young pioneer fox farm- er was painting the picture to six

ber what I tell you. That by purchase of a pair of foxes that

will bring wealth to yourselves, greater than all you can see ixi vista. before you."

far

ing date 9th of November; second

fall sale 10th of December, last re _carving dats 30th of November; third sale, 6th of January, 1986, last

fourth sale, 18th of March, 1936,

-With the market bare of pclts we PM believe the sale on December 10th

I listened with H mat deal of x>r.Alv:r THEM IN A ooivsrrovo -in

interest -the other-evening to a Us

owy Parrot, Tulips

Make Good Accent Beds

*ii~i»_5- ' ' - rua cHA1u.ofr'l'E'rowN GUARDIAN' f ,_ ~. V ,SEPTEMBP-R 21»1935

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Heads Are Huge.

nt Them In A Conspicuous Location Where They Will Be Seen. Fantasy Is A Good Variety; The Flower

-_-___._..,

LOCATION WHERE THEY WILL BE BEEN. FANTASY IS mst

the bloom seem larger

l-KC! . The DB-\'\’0I'. tulip bl00m5 With the

or the late types, and isa

°f -the b°°m f°X ‘ills 0! 1912- A A ooou valuary; 'rua now- welcome, if curious, addition to

ER HEADS ARE HUGE. them. They should be ret BPBYD in

with a frenzy, as if to outsti-ip the

Cla

and the queer manner in which they long petals are fringed and Something new in this class and

.small beds, or used as focal points

farmers Wh<> wmv in to inquire The pan-or tulip, although by no around ll pool or other oblect in about the purchase of it pair of m¢..m5 new to gardcnem 1, gm; “_ me IOXSSI TRUNK them 50”” U-I-‘i"°nC° bizarre as ever. Its brilliant color- ers,

away from his residence to the ing highest point of land in the vicin-» its

ity where they could command a Slarhcd gives one the impmwon me

view of_over a thousand acres of gin.; fertile farm land he said: "Men, ing

look in front of you; see the beauti- its other tulip wu5m,_ 1 as

ful' farms and well-kept homes, alll

_) ‘ a large distributor of silver fox fura evidences of prosperity, and re- ‘ ---'---_-_.-..._....._...-_...__ col.,

many years, leaves early in 'mem `

landscape. Bmw smwy ilcw- tbey like to be placed where will be seen to advantage.

first parrot tulip to show a real

this unusual flower is gr-0w_V departure in the usual coloring of

class is Fantasy, which came

a sport from the pink tulip I'

a Butt. having the same pink

ring as its parent, but with the

V _ , unusual fringed petals. It also has

_ ~».,(I , a strong straight stem, which most

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ir* "f \\\‘ ,. bloc

_I ,V51 -_ » ls

--"w ` W1, lines

.sgril ,5_t§-as f __

grou

FT is? se

he parrots do not have, the

drooping and sprawling in

ms

, Q/ !info§mal grace. This tulip has pet-

iriches long. with green mark- on the outside on the pink nd. It is a most remarkable

pa which, like the parrots, de-

tuli

f Y. \ rve a. place in the garden. The

\~ linte

i ‘V to , I / such

i, ed

.si in

USG P°Dular~ity of the breeder.

i ~, cottage and Darwin types, although

_J vi V; _ _ certainly well earned, has tended

‘ moliify enthusiasm for others

as the Rembrandt and strip-

tulips. The wild species type is

another useful member of the tul-

breeding

_“_ have been dumping their dark clared recently the motor lifeboais

. When 'YOU Select Y°\1l' PUDS the stuff over there the past few sea- of the Queen Mary, the giant Cun-

' R M I comms fall ¢° be fftalfled “S “feed” sons. causing li slut and consequent arrier, can accommodate more pas-

! HFS discard th°~“'-` that Show 9-“Y lowering of price which was re- ` .rangers than the total complement

sign of tinge.

F P ` selections so early that thc foxes 5e|ves_ _ “A me B,mmnia_

ox ro have not had'a chance to sliow a. _ ___

tendency to become prime. Il you captain Wendell worth, M.s.M..

---- d° YU” may dl5°°"°f M01' that who returned from a trip through ,

among those you selected are a. Nova 5¢0m_ pl-1,,cip,,uy me An.

, _

Obtalnabz ti number of foxes that have a n pans valley and D;¢by.ym-_

e A brovmisn cast in the fur- ming, area, Thursday ,,|¢h;_ sm., send meyour woolto Immun into

_ _

'Line Black Fox Magazine says: -1 m . 1 1 ¢ 1 gym; 65 Queen Street, Chlrlotttown. --Amr curing me nwrt successful “M ° "'°°‘ ”°°"° °’ r.-alan-a-s-w-tl-Nov. 22. =_-r-_-L-_-_=~_;:. .~-:.~_..-rx--f--:'---‘rr L -2;*-'-=' _1--':Ta=s§r=:.-Q f - "- - '-- -- --

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able for rock gardens and boi-ders.=

orders starting to arrive which was ontlnued it when the now fur Wm;

M10tI°Yl-S. some quotations bélhliwhich followed Mr. Browns speech

markets As our readers know they GLASGOW-Lloyd Inverclyde de

D0 HM make Y°\ll` flected in lessened returns to our- of the first ofthe companys steam.

“_-° that the foxes he saw there were YV” 501| "°'° In” m*“k°“ TM

Over there th y re g g ¢ nl -

production." states Captain Worth. WILLIAM C0ND0N»

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r I .tt -:ci-.~ ` surf- ~ j._,

' ~ lin been appointed to handle our Fox Food! in 130 Bbvvl diltrict. H0

-_will-be pinned to have your orders.

and finding them profitable and economical". They keep foxes healthy, and produce heavy pelts.

LTO FOX BREEDERS

IN CHARLOTTETOWN AREA FROM HUNTER RIVER EAST

MR. J. ROBERT MUTCH - -.

The loading fox ranchers of all Cannell are usinil R088-Mlller Food!

- _R088-MILLER IISCIIIT C0., LIMITED

» ~Napan9c. Ontario l

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How lllll rlllal

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- ` 'F good health!!

There are two methods of plant-

ing tulips. One, sometimes called the Dutch method, is especially user ful where an entire bed is to be planted to bulbs. and these _are to be urmged in a definite pattern. The entire bed is excavated to it

depth of 6 inches, the tulip bulbs are placed on the bottom In their proper locations and the earth is thrown over them. This method cannot be used where tulips are planted in a perennial border and the bulbs must be placed without disturbing the roots of established plants.

In such a. case the bulbs may be

planted just as plants would be, by digging a. hole for each bulb. In eS- tablished borders, where the soil is firm, a trowel is the safest planting implement. With tulips, as with all plants, it is important to bring the earth in firm contact with the plant. Be sure the bulb is resting on

l I ERS, sTocK BREEDERS A ND GARDEN1-:Rs

_Two Ways To -Plant Tulips

the ground 'before I .in t noi.. 1: a diaper it uxggftmr. li; _danger that the buibmly be *‘hung~» inthe. hole with an sir :Due be. neath it. which will cause it to rot. Guard walnut this. . _

Binoe- the garden relies upon

bulbs for its flowers during the first two months ot the garden season, 1;, is desirable to plant subjects which w_111 bloom in a continuous scenes. s on. For the early flowers 'one must

Plant the minor bulbs. The subject.; mst wily grown are snnwdrorn which mnetimer liloorh in Petra.” BU' during a thaw, but mpgs after, Hilpear in March; scilias, which have almost a month of flowering susan; crosuses, which follow the sciiias.- the daffodils, which ,comr next; early tulips, bringing gh, nm bright colors into the garden, and 11115113' U16 me tulips. which in nor- Vmgl years. continue the display un. t June.

is Especially Manufacture

August isui to sspuunb

RATION. The exact date

Ration August 15th for best

REMEMBER. THI: Su

Better Pells Th on the "S

Auction SaleVTops

pas( three seasons.

sell our feeds -with service.

Under our 1935 Coupon

WE MANUFACTURED

FEEDS. -

Fall ‘

After Growth is Practically Completed.

peltcm should be started on SUNGLO FALL l"TiR-RING

' the size of your pups. Adult foto; should ba started on this

- manufactured fo be fed Adults and Pups, Broaden um

Pelting Foxes after the above dates. The Driglnal Furring

Ration. Don't 1:2 Footed Into Believing You Can Produce

SUNGLO Fall-Fun-ing Ration Has Produced:

More Prize Winning Foxes at the Live Fox Shows the pan three years than any other one fox feed.

Ranch Pup »Pclt averages of over $60 on many ranches the

Results-Satisfied Ctutomerv-and hir Treatment. We

feed and get the reduced prices just the Same.

We invite you to come and see our Randi at my t1.ma.»

Visitors are always welcome.-

. Furring Ration d for Finishing Your Foxes

er 30th are the data llmito that

to start this Ration dqfcndl on

results. nglo I-‘All Furrlng Ration Il

UNoLo system

Plan you buy as you need your.

THE FIRST SEASONAL FDI

GROW

advertisement before you?

l ing period hu passed and r

a good 30 days' development Mal-mill Fax Cuban did. Dn not risk the

returns from your

MARMILI.

WILL GIVE FUR WHICH

STEADY. natural growth

in

` MARMILI. F0

supplied in special

two convenient forms, mixing. Meat may also

MABMll.l. CUBEB

food requirements per Marmlll Fox Cubes. -

MARMILL

only to feed - sultlng ln' food

P

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D0 YOU REALIZE that you are now one month nearer

petting time than you were when we placed our August

One month more of that vlhyrabis growing uid devaloii'

for fed

oconomlvll. T01!! Mil! IVUFIIB up to peltlng time. IK to 8% Ol-

cut your labor costa In half - required -- no lpofled meal. Ie-

MARMILL LIMITED

DIJTIIDUTUBI

I. FIIII TRADEII8, C*='*°“'“

August ‘I

r recalled. ' Did you get

your pups? Feeders nl

“lower than necessary" ‘

CUBES

THAT LONG LUSTBOUB A FULLY HEALTHY FOX the results in 5

on good feed. diet. and are _ They come In and Meal for '

lihrmill Fox Food: are now approved for lodlm Content by the Iodine lluoatlond Bureau.

New York.

WILL

for free in

and For

DNIIII U on |00 lb

IDBI!-

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