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Your community can afford just so much for paving. llow much `;\'E\V IHILEAGE results each year de- pends on the material used.

Concrete, by practically eliminat- ing uplrerp. lnukes liiiflgetsprodiiee more f\`l§\\` .\llLE_»\(}E. Sums usual- ly spent for maintenance. refinish- ing, repllieeinerils, are released for the iuiijoi' zippropriutioil purpose.

Advoeate concrete in your emu- rniinily for productive und cellu- omienl rozirl-lilidgeting, for .safer (lriviiig, for i'¢-iliieecl wear :xml leur on tires and cars. for lesseiierl gas eonsuinpiion and us nn iittrnction to profitiilile tourist truflle.

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drained soil in the garden. They will ‘be much safer in this soil medium i than in a heavy wet soil, especially in f the early plantings which are very .likely to encounter some cool weath- lod before they get well into their stride. '

The green podded string beans are

`no\v popular. A generation ago the ivax bean was the popular sort and green beans were seldom seen. This was due to the fact that the wax beans seemed to have less string than ,the green ones and the string was easier to remove. With the develop- lment of the stringless green pod. which is really strirlgless, wax beans ’ have lost out. They deserve wider cul- uiro as they have a slightly different fliivor from the green pods and are an excellent, vegetable by way of variety, even if the color is the chief difference. V

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lless or ease of growth, The wax bean has one advantase- The DCMIS ,appear plainly visable to the naked eye and tel1`t.he gardrier when there are beans to pick while he must 100k more closely at the green pods to (Vind out whether thc crop is ready. There are now sti'inBl€SS WRX ff¥I>€S H5 de' void of fibre as the better-known striilgless green 'D001 '~l'D€S-

Tllcrc are such a number of varie-

ties of each type it is difficult to make fi selection, Any of them are B004 iprovided they are of the modern stringlcss type. Standard. are the S:l‘ln,zlcss Green Ped and the String- lcss Wax.

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Garden Nasturtiums

The liasturtium, botanically n trop-

lacleum, occupies a position as the l single occupant of in :emily in the garden and a most popular one it is. Favorite for many years. it still rc-

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Fol' edging or for beds the dwarf

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improves the health and disposition of everybody on the farm.

In all the years to follow it gives back its original-purchase price over and over again. The cost of upkeep is

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Ui 5 E UPI) . » . but it has no tendrlls ol rootlets with Milln Stl`C€t, MOnCt0ll, N. B.

nf] r . ` what they rind or intel-cet in the "But 1 also find," hc stated, --that

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, poor soil. Rich fare sends it to a. ‘ __ _ _ » ref" development of leave! at the Jerseys famous cattle to Canada. climate condltlolls are better there.

expense of blossoms.

Son Brampton, Ontario, of the herd'

_the island, is the biggest deal ever

g The purchase by B. H. Bull and In his trip across the Dominion Sir

Richard said he had visited some of

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an meh dem where the plant XS to of John Perrcs, lezidlnir breeder onV thc 3,000 fzmiillcs that had DCCH DNC | _ _ _ crl ull Canarllzlli lands. He had found

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llur irivnilllzl is .speciillly suited to the needs of the _volliiiz and grow- .i display and me cutting materials

ing lox(-s. is rich in viizinlines, and a sure pi'eventati\'e of rickeis. ` The eilmbing wp., makes an cxceif

Ulir l’ilpp_\' l`no;l i_< u°liiil':lniei:d to lie strictly fresh. :ind can be pur- ‘ml subject L° "au ‘mm “'l"d"W °’

cliaiscrl either iinely or vo;il'scl_v irifoulid to meet feeding l'er|iiiremenis. r porch b°x°5'

(il-dvr curly so ns to lie sure of receiving your supply in good time ` SEE JERSEY CATTLE

ll heavy rlcmllllds are nlllicipated. LEAVE FOB CANADA

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\\`c have fin- ni;-cncy for the Houck Fire (Fun endorsed by lending _ Pcrs and Dress agencies will arrive

rlllivllelxs for disinfecting pens :ind houses. Full informrition on request --

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-' AND WEAVING

Send me your wool to he spun into

yarn or wove into blankets the charge for spinning single yarn is 25 cents per pound and doubled 28 cents. Spinning and weaving a blanket $2.25. Blankets are (whlte only) and all wool _72 x 90 inches unwashed wool must be washed clean and all burr and dirt picked ont. Send by mall or freight. Freight will be paid on shipments of 100 lbs. Put ship- pers name on all parcels and owners name. address and instructions Inside, otherwise l will not be responsible for losses. The alze of llngle yarn la medium and doubled yarn. ilne. med- ium and coarse.

WM. LANDRIGAN soums, r. ii. I.

known here. One of the bulls has lil- ready been sold for $25,000 and three cows have fctehcd $12,000. There wcrc sixteen bulls and 103 cows in the herd pulclinsecl by l\les::l‘:;_ lllill.

SOLDIER SETTLERS D0 lll~Z`l"l`ER IN NEW ZEALAND THAN CANADA

TORONTO, May l:'i.~~Cali;irl`l1lli

farmers are putting too lllnliy eggs in the wheat basket, according in Sir Richard Winfrey, promlnrnt English agrlculturlst, who is in Toronto today on his way to Ottawa.

Sir Richard is rcturliilie liy wily of

Canada from New Zcalnnd ivllcrc, as a member oi the Empire l-'ul'lllei':i` party, he has been iilakilliz ii six weeks' tolli' of the islands on illv lil-

vitation of the New Zczilnnri lfiirln- ers’ Union. ‘

Both from his practical cxpcrlvllr-v

in England and what he has semi in New Zealand, Sir Rlcllnrd bclir-\<~.\ Canada's agl'iculilii~al success hi ilu' future is bound up in mix(-cl l‘iil~illlli|;_ "The chances taken in growing only wheat are too great," he declal'c<l_

During thc last two yrnril of thc

war Sir Richard \vnii 1’ill'iz:\iii“litiiry secretary to the Mlilislel' oi Agricul- ture, and ho has had a great di-all io do with the placing of re-tllrllezl sol- diers on the land. Tell i'<‘:il's neo llc made A four months’ tour of Criimrlli studying the work done by ilic I-‘i-rl- eral Returned Soldiers' Scttlcilient Board.

On his present trip Sir Rivlm:-el has

re-visited some of thc ex-service mcn's settlements that were being opened up when he was here in 1020.

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In the majority of cares llc has fuullrl the men still on their lioldillgs and

satisfactory progress, particularly ivhcre they were grouped together.

I “I believe English immigrants lslloulcl nlivoys be settlcil in groups," line coilelllrlccl, "People srl. oil, by thclnselives in ri straiigc land amongst jstrnnizc people are likely to become

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Canada are the ones which have been isolated."

“ FARMERS ”

Ship us all vour washed wool to he

manufactured into yarn. selling the finished article and thereby increase your prontn.

Our charges are as follows: Card-

lng 8 cents por pound. cardlng and sniiiiiiniz slncie _\':ll'n 25 cents per pound. doubling and twisting 3 cents extra, coloring 10 cents per pound extra. We pay freight both wriys on

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SEED POATOES

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At our Warehouse, Hoganh Wharf.

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UF RAW l"Ul\l_ Shipping bags will bo [umbili- ed without char" by applyhl

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guarantee satisfaction. Will be pleas- od to forward sample card and ship- plnz lags on request.

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work easy and pleasant- Rakes, hoes. shovels, shrulibery trimmers __ every Uccded lmPl€mL‘nl. is hcre, priced sur- prisingly low and guaranteed to give you the satisfactory service you have every right to exp.~¢t_

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“ PEERLESS" Brand Fox Netting

Foxes are valuable. “nd ‘“ °' der to insure their l11'0P" pro tcction y0ll Should have il; best therefore 3'0" sho" | have “Pi~:i-lni.r:ss." uw bg' English Fox Netting 0"

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