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preventtu by treating the seed with formal-in. llluestone stould not he used us it injures the grain so that it does not germinate i`reely.

DIPPING iN A FORMALIN SOL- UTION

,|060 This method will prevent Stiuking

Smut Of Wlwlli. Loose Stunt oi` Outs and Covered Snuu' ot’ Burley.

Materials needed: : I"0"|U""|| 14" iwr cent. fortnnldc-

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A barrel. _

Water., _

A coarse suck. A clean iloor or euuvns oil which to

spreud out the treated seed.

Mix one-hali` pint ot' formalin in 21

gallons of wntcr. l’iuco the seed to be treated in u course suck; u brain snek is excellent i`or the purpose. i"il| the saek nbout three parts i'uli und immerse in the t`o|‘iuuiin solution for twenty minutes.

|J\lI'llli£ the t.reatlueut. raise the suck

up and down several times in the sol ution to insure wetting every grain thnt ii. eontnlu '. `

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After ironting spread thc grain out

thinly on at clean iloor or canvas where it. can be stirred slid allowed to dry suillciontly to be sown. The sooner it is sown utter treatment the hotter. Twenty gallons ot' the solution will trent about 20 bushels ot' gruin. Sev- ornl treatments may he nuuio with the sumo solution; eueh lot will require to he immersed for twenty minutes.

SPRINKUNG WITH A FORMALIN SOLUTION

'l`his method will prevent Stinking

Smut. of \Vheut. Loose Smut of Outs,

und Covered Smut of Barley. 1

Materials needed:- Same ns for dipping in formalin, eit-

cept that n sack is not required.

in nddition: Shovels for mixing the

1-train.

An ordinary garden sprinkling can. Mix one pint of formalin with 40

gallons of writer. Place thc grain to ho treated in a heap on it clean can- vnn or floor. Sprinkle the formalin solution over the grain, then shovel tho grniu over ilito another pile so as to mix it thoroughly, then sprinkle and shovel again. ltepcat this until every grain is nioistcned hy thc solution; then cover the pile with seeking and leave for 3 or 4 hours. A't the end of this time spread the grain out thinly to dry; shovelling it over three or four times will hasten the drying. Forty gallons ot' the formalin solution is suf- iicent to sprinkle between thirty and _i'9_i_‘_t_y bushels of grain.

PRECAUTIONS T0 BE TAKEN T0 INSURE SUCCESS OF METH- ODS RECOMMENDED TO PREVENT SMUT

1. Great care must be taken to see

that treated seed is not reinfceted with smut spores. Sacks, bins, imple- ments, etc., used in handling sinutted grain must also he disintocted. The sucks shoultl be boiled or dipped in it strong solution of toriuuliu tl pint. to 10 gallons) nnd the seed drill should ho cleaned and tllsiiifeetctl with for~ iuniin. 'l`he tlnor on which the grain is spread out. to dry should first he scrubbed with n strong solution of formalin.

2. Sow the seed as soon after tncat~

ment as possible. if tho dnnip grnin is pinned in hugs, in the drill or in any closed pint-e for n i`ow hours there is dnngcr of the vitality ol' the seed be coming weakened.

Zi. Un no account nllow treated

grain to ‘sprout or mold or to he frn~ zen when swollen after treatment.

WHAT iS FORMALINY

l<‘ormnlln is n eienr liquid disinfec-

tant. lt. is n. 40 per eent. solution ot' foriualtleliytlc gan in \vntcr. it een be piirelissetl from utmost uny druggist, und costs from thirty to titty cents per pint. it is sold under the tntnit-s of fortnalin and iorinuldchysle. .lt is ini- portant thnt thc purchaser, whatever natuv he buys ii under, secures n guar- nntecd solution oi` t'u|i strotigili '10 per nent. i`or|usidf.‘l|_vdv. The stock solu- tion should nlwnys he kept in u well corked hottie. .i<‘oruiuliu, when dilut- ed with wnter for treating the grnin, is not n duugerous poison. although the strong fumes will make the eyes smurt und n strong solution will hard- en the skin temporarily. l~‘ornu\lin is thc ensiost, safest nnd mose effective disini'eetant t`or the prevention ot' Slinking Suiut ol' \V`hont. Loose Smut oi' Outs. nntl Covered Smut of Burley, und is nt the sumo time comparatively ehenp. Foriiiniin will not prevent Loose Siuut oi' Wlient or Loose Smut ui' Burley.

`E5IrTE€RT>?E§`

Do not luke the advice of so many

planters and wait until May before setting cuttings of horseradish. Set the cuttings as early as possible liltml' lug them in very rich ground. Set them in n slnuting posttiqu fifteen to eighteen inches apart in the rows with the rows twenty to tlurty-six inches apart. Be careful to set the cuttings the right end up and cover them with two or three inches of soil.

Trtinsplnnt the well-hardened DIHINB

of lettuce into the field now and at the some time make u. sowing ot' seed in drills ten inches apart. Thin those plants when they have grown their second pair oi' leaves. A Week 0|' 1011 days after the tlrst sowing make a second planting. To have lstluw head well make the soil very fertile and then apply nitrate of soda in tea' spoonful quantities to each plant every ten days or so.

As soon as the 201| MOD! f¥`0€lll1tt~

ia tin time sow'

but before corn p n S » ~ Peas, bush beans. lettuce, spinach. calr bage lmle. cauliflower, radtsh. turnip, beets. mostly. carrots. vursnips. en-

ious, potatoes.

_ - (1 ure thickly

Sprta man - Plow or trench the ground deellly

und thoroughly.

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These are Shareholders in the Glenaladale Silver Black

Fox Company, Ltd., which received their 100 per cent dividend in 1914 earnings, with a guarantee of

50 per cent for 1915, or whatever more it might be.

J. L. Hetherington, Halifax, R. B. Colvfill, Halifax, N.S. Arthur Southless, 105 South Park Street, Halifax, N .S. George A. Wortten, 7 Argite Street, Halifax, N.S. John A. Campbell, 5 Ashland Street, Malden Mass Albert P. Casleton, 61 Worchester Street, Boston Mass Fred W. C-ahoon, East Port Midway, Queen’s County, N.S. Annie E. Selleker, 17 Maddison Street, Malden Mass Mrs. Nelson McQuarrie, 117 Devens Street;,Everett Mass Lindsay Kirkpatrick, 126 Hollis Street, Halifax, N.S. Proctor Battestie, 18 Hews Street, Cambridge Mass E. Melton McQuarrie, 18 Deuens Street, Everett Mass Mary E. Potter 142 Garden Street, Pautucket, R. I. John C. McEachern, 406 Potter avenue, ProvidenceR. I. John Angus McKenzie Scotchfort, P. E. I. John Smith, ‘ Georgetown, P. E. I. Angus Cameron, Clyde River, P. E. I. Mrs. J. R. Hoare, Stellarton, P. E. I. W. E. Whitman, Picton, N. S. Maurice E. Whitman, Picton, N. S. H. W. Flaiger, Picton, N. S. Simon Lott, A Stanley Hotel, Picton, N. S. Teresa Lott, Stanley Hotel, Picton, N. S. Edw. J. Thompson, 19 Sacramento Place, Cambridge Mass Ralph V. G. Leline, Halifax, N. S. John W. Skerry, Malden Square, Malden Mass Mrs. Francis Chisholm, 167 Linden Avenue, Malden Mass Sadie B. Hooper, 193 Salem Street, Malden Mass Ella B. Hooper, 193 Salem Street, Malden Mass ‘James Ellison Conrad, 20 Ripley Street, Malden Mass Edna Conntrl, 20 Ripley Street, Malden hi:-iss Ella M. Ladd, 193 Salem Street, Malden Mass John Flemming, Lower Water street, N. S. Rev. A. Patterson, 212 Carlton street, St. John N. B. Daniel Gillis, Victoria avenue, Stcllarton N. S. Isaac Danphncy, Lantalon street, Halifax N. S. Mary Selliker, til Cottage street, Malden lilnss, R. A. Gibson Halifax N. S. William C. Davison 249 Robie Street, Halifax, N. S. William J. Flemming 55 Sp. Garden Road, Hulifnx, N.S.

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Henry D. Holloway 249 Robie Street

Easter A. F. Holloway 249 Robie Street, Halif“x, Charlotte W. Flewelling 249 Robie Street, Halifax- N. 1 . David Dixon St. Mary Hall Barrington St. Halifax N. S. Thomas W. Rooney, 215 Barrington Street, ilallfax, N.S. Andrew Mooney Little Harbor, Lot 46, P. E. 1. Mrs..Winnie McDonald Water Street, West' Picton, N.S. '_l‘imotli_v Ervin 109 Matldison Street, Malden, Mass. Joseph Mullaiy- 77 Water Street, Malden, Mass

Irving Fader, 670 Robie Street- 1-lnlifax, N. Dona d McKinnon 89 _Dwight Street, Boston, Mass. John W Selliker, 17 Madison Street, Halifax, N. S. George W. Mc Gray, 502 Broadway, Somerville, Mas”. John Carr 205 Lockman Street, Halif"x, N. S. Mary Compton 41 Medford Street, Malden, Mass. J. L. White 109 Madison Street, Malden, Mass. Charles R. Mcay Elmiield, Picton, N. S. Alfred Pope ' Little Harbor- P. E. I. Clara A. Stevens Mcmriaen Cook- Westmorland C George Stevens Windsor Hotel, Moncton, N. Isaac Dauphncy Lantalton, Halifax N. John Darey Lantalton, Halifax, N. C. H. Nntter 2001 Park Avenue, Montreal, Q Dan McNeill Medical Hall, Stellarton, N. James M. O’Hanley Medical Hall, Stellarton, N.. John McNeill Picton, N. S. W. J. Flynn Archimides Street, New Glasgow, N. S. Arthur Brennan Snmmerside, P. E. I.

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Florence Keaveney 237 Richmond Streets Charlottetown Arthur N. Cook Waterville N. S. David W. Swan * New Glasgow N. S. John D. McFarlane DeSable, P. E. I. Alexander B. Grey New Glasgow, N. S.'F. Peterkin Lunenburg. N- S-

John T. Mcguinn New Glasgow, N. S. Willis mJ. F emming 55 St. Garden Road, Halifax, N. S.

Miss Enunn l". lluggan 159 Lockman St. Halifax, N.S. I Mary A. Huggan 159 Lockman St. Halifax, N. S. John Carr 205 Lockman Street, Halifax, N. S. Kenneth W. Finalyson 195 Hillsboro St. Charlottetown John Broppy Charlottetown Charles E. Lind Reserve Mines, Cape Breton Isabella F. Hunt St. Eleanor’s, P. E. I. I. W. Farer 670 Robie Street, Halifax, N. S. R. A. Gibson 670 Robic Street, Halifax, N. S. John Flemming Lower Water Street, Halifax, N.S. Mary A. Blukeney 139 Wright Street, St. John N.B. Thomas W. Campbell Westville' N. S. Catheren Mooney Little Harbor, P. E. I. Emma McQuinn Box 334, New Glasgow, N. S. Mrs. John T. McQninn Box 334, New Glasgow, N. S.

Laughlin A. McKinnon 25 Antrem St.Cambridgep0rt_

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B. S. T. Clifton Marconi Station, Glace Bay, C. B.‘{ L. Gollard Marconi Station, Glace Bay, C. Bu T. H. Melville Marconi Station, Glace Bay, C. B; Rebecca J. Fitzsinunons Margate, P. E. 1.1 M. H, Martin 39 Clifford Street, Amherst, N. S.f Margaret McLean Milton, P. E. 1.' John Bradley Blooming Point, P. E. I. John J. Mclnnis- Tracadic Cross, P. E. I.‘ J. M. McKenzie Malagaslr N. S. Miss Elizabeth Gavin Kildare, P. E. I. Henry . Norton , Prince Street, Charlottetown Mary Hennebury 1107-7 St. Ave West, Calgary, Alta. Annie Hennebury ' Morell, P. E. I. Daniel J. Shan Hazelbrook, P. E. I. Richard E. Ellis , 325 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Mabel Shears Winnpcgosis, Man. Bertha A. McKinnon 2-$9 Dwight Street, Boston, Mass. I-I. 1". Feclizm , Mount Stewart, P. 1'). l. Geo. E. Wightmnn Batliurst, N. B. Josephine Gallant Dnvar, P. E. l. Mrs. Ida I.. Bnrdett it`airview, P. E. I. James Cass South Melville P. E. l. Mrs. Isabelle Mcl"arlzu1e South Melville- P. E. 1. Mrs. Mary E. McKinnon Charlottetown Louis D. Carson 43 Elm Acenne, Charlottetown Flossie Louise Mellette R. R. No. 6, Charlottetown Mrs. Bertha McCormack Cliarlott.ctown George J. McCorinziclt (flharlotteto\vli Mary Mahan' (`fliul°lott.t-.i.o\v|i Patrick Hughes Ill i l"ii‘m‘oy Street, (_7luu‘lottctowii Mrs. Mary J. Pringle Picton, N. S. Gilbert McDonald. Mark Street, New Glasgow. J. W. Hannigan North Anson, Maine Mrs. M;n‘gai'ei. J. W. l.lzuini_t;':t|| North Anson, Maine Mzu'gai'et McDonald Scotchfort, l’. E. K. C. Fraser Durliam, Picton Co., N. S. Miss Jennie Kee .165 lVlain Street , Malden ,Ma“s. Roderick M. Martin Vnlleyfield, P. E.I. St`ewzu‘t McCauley . Glace Ba_v,N. Thomas J. Webb Mnlgrave, N. S. Miss Clara Avicc Crcaisc Box 962, Halifax, N. S. Thomas Bradley Blooming Point, P. E. I. Donald J. McDonald Blooming Point, P. E. I.. Ernest Duffy Charlottetown L. J. Haszard Marconi Wireless Co. Glace Bay, C.B. John A. McLeod Reserve Street, Glace Bay, C. B. Nelson Carew Hunter River, P. E.I. Fred A. Carden 9 Morris Street Halifax, N. S. Miss Isabelle Watt Dartmouth, N. S. Miss M. G. Hatfield Box 657, Halifax, N. S. Mrs. J. P. Brennan Box 284» North Sydney

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Miss Isabelle Mui Jhv Malden, Mass

lAmanda A. Mullins New Glasgow, N.

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Rev. Mgr. D. J. Gillis indian River,

Mary A. Farlus Richihuct W. J. McDonald Bear River Herbert Plotts Kildare Cape, Loretta J. McNeill Summerside, C. H. Beardsey Berwic

Walter Donald Ross ' Kinross, P. C. D. Creviston Rock Island, Texas, U. T. A. Norman Rock Island, Texas, U. S. A. Mrs. S. J. Hatton St. John’s, Newfoundland Rchard J. Hamilton 24 Ferland Street, Three Rivers,Qne. Dan McDonald Scotchfort, P. E. I. Patrick M. Fole_v Kildare P. E. I. Mrs. Margaret E. Waugh New Glasgow~N. S. Rev. F. H. Eaton . Freeport, N. S. John H. Hamilton 54 Havelock Street, Amherst, N. S. Christine M. Glenn Pleasant Street, New Glasgow, N.S Christiana S. Turner New Glasgow, N. S. Mrs. Angus J. McFarlane, Wallace, Cumberland Co. Mrs. Ray Sparks New Glasgow, N. S. Mrs. Mary Miller New Glasgow, N S. Rebecca Robertson New Glasgow, N. S. Thomas Pushic New Glasgow, N. S. Alex. Dalgarne New Glasgow, N. S. Louis Fraser Trenton, N. S. Mrs. D. C. Campbell College' Street, Antigonish, N. S. John A. Hiltz New Glasgow, N.

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Leo J. DeDlanc Antigonish- N. Mrs. Alexander B. Grey New Glasgow' N. James Taylor, Pleasant Street, New Glasgow, N. S. T. C. James Charlottetown Hanna P. James Charlottetown George R. Moulton Burgeo, Newfoundland William ’l`. Henderson Burgeo, Newfoundland Mrs. Katherine J. Beers 18 Nelson St., West Lynn, Mass. E. N. Snow 115 Drummond St. Montreal, Que. P. S. Brown Charlottetown A. W. Bruce Red Point, P. E. I. Mrs. Mary A. Blakeny St. John, P. E. I. James F. McAdam & Son, 29 Scotia St., Boston, Mass. Meiles Martin, M. D. Hotel Westminster, Boston,Mass Mrs. J. T. Mullin, Kensington, P. E. I. William McMullen, Windsor Hotel, Moncton W. W. Murphy, l)ery, New Hampshire Mrs. Belle Biley 1486 Victoria Road, Sydney, C. B. Robert H. Gibson liank of Nova Scotia, 'l`|°enton, N. S. Mnlucliias Kelly, Kelly's Cross, Maplewood, P. E. l. William J. Flenuning, 55 St. Garden liond, Halifax Jessie Spink Ci'alnl Forks, Britisli Columbia Mrs. Hcssin A. 'l`ui'ncr Jacksonville, N.ll. Alex Martin Valleyfield, P. E. I. H. K. Irving Post Oilicc l)cpartmcnt. Ottawa Stephen Mclsaac _ Sydney, C. il. Fredericka Godfrey ` Covington, Ky. Rev. E. McDonald Leaskdalc, Ont. Walter Magrive Sydney, C, I-3, Mrs. Ella C. DeI"ol'tl Covington, Ky, Mrs. Eliza Ruth Souris, East, P. E. l. Paul Doyle Mount Stewart- P. E. I. George A. Hutchinson Richibncto,

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Maddell Los Angeles C Angus Campbell Brac. P. E. N. J. Riggs Halifax. N. George A. Taylor' Halifax, N. Gerald P. McLanclilnu, Seal Cove, Gruntl Manun, N.

James McPhail Cornwall, P. A. McKinnon Coleman, I Myrtle McLeod Frencli River, P. Aretas McKinnon Gleualadale, P. Michael M. Feehan, Mount Stewart, P.

and also the tive promoters of this company.

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A. M. Donald Crossfield, Alta.

Already there has been an addition of several litters of young Foxes this season.

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Anyone desiring to participate in the 1915 dividend, should send in their ap-

plication at once for shares which are $25 each with cheque for the amount.

C. MCKINNON,

A I General Manager, Glenaladale

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