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Come to the greatest Exhibition of them

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which we cannot account, Pasteurlza- tion not only frees the milk from

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EXHIBITS. o ii-======= or bacteria, but eiiectivaly sare-

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levers. diphtheria, sore throat, and in-

fantile dlarrhoea_ The cows themsel-

.aa ar. ...- ...- -ra. ogenlc bacteria, or the milk

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NEWSY FARM NOTES X' R"~"" ‘."~‘F""_ “ Y

PASTEURIZ < _ _ V Y

_E TEE MILK _ Then the milk is quickly cooled, and sclelllllls who lmllded md W,” lused on me ucamdesl ol several __ ‘_ .ll U N ll l l_ _

Mlk even under the best of condi-

rma These 'are not necessarily dis

s may be the source of these path-'

IHS: Monday to Friday

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NOVA SCOTI

lt. and who are unsuspected "car- riers" of the dLsease.

Pasteurizing the milk makes it safe,

and the only special apparatus re-' quired is l. good thermometer. 'The simplest method is to heat the milk in a double boiler. the milk ble- 'ing placed in the inner pan, and the water to warm it in the outer one. The heat is applied, and when the thermometer, which is kept right in the milk. reads l45 degrees F., the

heat Ls regulakd to maintain thu temperature for 20 to 30 minutes.

'llc attention has recentl been foc

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_ By Agllcola _ The TinyMolecule Tight Corners l PR NCE' EDWARD _ '

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ie a ' ___ | NEW Yorur. N.v., .luly 21.-i>ui,:l _ _

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kept so till used. It is well to stir the em sdzlety ol N“lll.._ll_,ll5- mdetln' m11k‘°°°9»5i°n““Y~ held recently at Berkeley Cal., were yfuths' who' lured by me posibmbl It is of no use to patteurize mllkl taken on al .-mul. of lmllemoll-.];':v£f Hlggentux undl Of quick fame.

and then pour it into unclean vessels lllwllgll B molecule so small that me mem ul he :msc \;es° in airiraft

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f 5i'°1’“3° All Such "95-‘E55 °h°"~1d| microscope can see nothing less than; pt 8 t ha” d lu ms °i

bridiiina the Atlantic b air l e ` a e --'

or _

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be scolded out before using. Milk' B bllllon 01 them grouped together Y -

. 'J But there is th t

treated thus will keep two days, at 9. Tl, ld Dl. O L_ 5 ll, _ °“° ei' YP¢ °f SYDW-

! ° Ku e was mm laway hardly less daring wlw al.

temperature °1 5° d°3~F- ; of the University of Califomia at I-D5 it ls l I °

` el h ke before the society' "C lme °' “° p'“7b"° °°t°““°“'= P

i Ang es, w o spo _ GRANTS Fon MANURE rrrs i ri th hiatt 0, _.The M-olacllle l,l|He is the alien who. sceinglln am

° E su . ,erica the land of promise. hides him_

*_*-‘ | Biological Structures as Demonstrat-,self on incoming ll e

- n rs or pays

The Ministry °f A3"1°“m-‘"9 °f _ ed by X-rays Methods." The natural- [

m0rley to smugglers for the chance

Quebw- has ‘“m°““°3d the terms “I ists were meeting at the University of l _ _ _ . a grant to the farmers of the pro-’ Calllomlll ln colllunclllon wlth me ,°f 95CH_P|¥18 the VIBIIHM eyes 0f‘im-

:misratlon officials.

Vince- Thi-‘i gram Pr°V’d°5 me 5““‘ thirteenth annual meeting of the

l There is no limit to the age of

Di $25 for each farmer who will buildl American Association for the Ad- , _

those who catch the stowawa lever.

a, concrete manure pit such as is in ‘ vancemem of Sclel-l¢¢_ ` Y

ti e Euro e Plans, x lalnln llllllll'-i`i\¢i’ F8031! fl'0m 9 years old ro 70.

use in con n ntal p . D,-_ sp(-m5l;.l-l alta. e P B l _

“"1 W"-5 “nd °°"°““°“S “fe laid th allest article vlalbie in a. mi- `Am‘°“gh me" f'°"‘ ‘M ““‘i°'“y` °‘i *the F F OX

spa ca E sm l, down to guide the applicant, and it cl-osco e ls lodmo tlmes the dlllmellll Si°WiiWByS. girls and women are be-

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15 m°“i3ht that mam’ '»h°“5“nd5 Wm of a single moleclue stated that wmmg an increasingly 5"‘°“s P"°b'§ _ '_ _ ,wall themselves of me oppol-llllnlgy thrdugh me use ol me Xmly hd had lem. Occasionally, the woman stow-1 _

d h lf in th ttir 'fi

t° °°“5i"“°i5“°h Fifi succeeded in investigating the struc- away rm” er" ° ° E °

The manure pit-must be propor-

tioned to the number of cattle maln-

FOX NETTING

with 46,000 meshes In n magic roll of fox netting,

you will realize the security and protection that fa given hy PRINCE EDWARD fox -Netting. with EVERY MESH SIX TIMES STRONGER. THAN THE ORDINARY- ¢\’ery mesh solder-sealed into on immovable, time and weather reslsiaig- safeguard for your foxes.

ture of ca.rbo~hydrate molecules and of mapping the arrangement of the

a. man and escapes suspicion until her arrival in New York.

These stowaways travel thousands

fllifledi bu? Wim H minimum Of 12 siiii tinieraiorris within them. This feet square or equivalent; it must “Wk was dccompllslled by smdyll-lg °f miles- 11141118 in Crates. near boil-_ have a concrete base-platform, and the l-efleclldll of x_l_al,s from lllelers. in lifeboafs and other uncom-

fortable places with a meagre sup-

concrete walls at least two feet high. uniformly gpm-dd lllydl-5 og m°le¢,_llaAe` I 1 1 l

and a wverins strong enoush ¢° P1'°' within a block ui material Through *PY ° °°<i- - ‘ - »

l On one of the recent voyages of P

*ect me °°“f’e“i5 “Om 5”” and fam- interpretation of these studies it was

‘ ` ' 'ihe Hamburg-American liner Cleve

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' Rancher; have dug up

use 18 years. and found it

PRINCE EDWARD fire, In good as the dnt day It wg

used. PRINCE EDWARD is speclllly rnnde for the salt-laden atmosphere of the Maritime Province-S. and Il .

as superior lo the ordinary

as safety is superior to risk. -

USE PRINCE EDWARD and save future regrets.

And unexplained proviso is t.-lat the possible to reconstruct a molecule. _ Pli fn"-if be 25 fee* f1’°"\ U12 Sf°i>1¢S~ in his introduction he said ln parse _‘°“°‘- there Hffived ff°m D“SS°1d°1'f-- IS

This regulation takes effect on Aug. 1. -To most ol ll, who work ln llldldgy _

the word rriolcclue has very little real led 1" ° lmkilliz we which Wes con- eanin If we t to iisualize such Signed C- 0- D~ W 5 f1¢mi°U-‘ 35'? Re Te Charlottetown

_ Southern Notes

Haymaking in the southern sec-

Al ' tions is becoming general and

- the common estimate is ' the crop is a fair' average one arid

~ considering the light quantity of

HA ~ moisture, together with the heat and

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lgh dry winds im average crop is

Mr. charles Luiz a high grade mlil

loperatlve accompanied by Mr. Joseph White left Port Wood for Old Town- Malne, on Friday momlng, 26. lust.

Mr. Lutz intends to return to the

province next March and remain here permanehily.

A few days ago Mr. Roderick Mac-

Pherson and Mies Jessie Bell both of Culloden were united in the holy bonds of matrlmony, Rev. Mr. Rod-

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”’”* _ tants still living. is apparently ext- R

liinct. Naturalists have not been able l-ll-,me ol Ml-_ Mdcphersdn to offer mn-

A VANISHED RACE within the memory'of many inhabi- cl

(Canadian Press)

er of Belfast being the officiating

ergyman. Following the ceremony great assemblage gathered at the

VICTORIA' B* C" My 27""Th”`t0 discover one living specimen f°.r graiuiaiione and make the occasion

passenger pigeon, whose flocks once lmlmy yuan Fmm llme lo llme ob_ 8

darkened the skies of the continent lservallon generally dlscloses ll W

SEPARA Tons

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sklmming. few repairs. and lwl life.

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fpcssibly one of the rather scarce

MELOTTE i§’§.§`“Z§`§I§i‘..f`i'§.“`.§liif’“`.`..‘l‘ §‘2§.”2’.§; G

fo! the numerous passenger pigeons Il.

lsenger pigeon are rare and most val- iuable. There are, it seems, some 300,

lt has a record for clean

merry one. OA very enjoyable time as spent by each and'all who had

1m°\"'“m§ d°Ve» B d°meS"° PiE°°“- °" come to fellcitaie the bride and groom

Mr. Levi Morrow has recently lefi len Forest and is now residing in is where he has come into the pos-

:once in captivity seems to have left sesldll ol me ldml formerly owned ‘Purebred °ff5p"m5- and operated by his father, Mr. John V Even stuffed specimens of the pas- -I-_

Monow. ~

Mr. Ecfwin MacKenzie, his wife

ispecles of wild pigeons today. notable and clllldml' ML Howard wllltd and i\\m°“8 whim 15 th* W°°d p|3°°“ °' family, Mr. Charles Luiz and Mrs.

FARM ENGINES-Large and small. ' PUMP .IACKS for deep or

shallow wells.

Second hand machines In

stock.

l Get prices, they will interest \‘ you.

` Everything fully guaranteed.

JOHN H. GILL

‘.3 173 Grafton Street “ 1 Charlottetown

rsh.,

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isa/iN, snoars. wiirrl-1 aiinntiaus, -i UKAUKED oim, man C0RNMEAl~ ou. ciixa MEAL; SCHUM- acxan ramp, cimciiito oaam, oliriiraal-. aoLLED 0/ire, TABLE CORNMEAL. ruin oiiirs.. iiiiaea wi wana), raassitn na! and sraaw.

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MEAL, had RABBIT IIIAL.

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.~- cal'-.- f'~'r_ _

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0 eople, who attributed it to diS¢8S@

Europe, a large 'bird fretlllenily °b‘ lserved in London parks. Apparently ’tlie only wild pigeon now in Canada 'ls the band-tailed pigeon occasioal- fly seen west of the Rockies. It is a fbluiah, slate colored iiird. l It is said by haturalisis that at one ‘time vast flocks of the wild pigeon-1 ` lsted of more than a billion

.cons l birds. They were slaughwfed 5” mei

Mlddle Wes; .by the millions _in the _last century. One YNY in th” 1”” fglghtiestf the pigeon flocks still igu/armed the land. The followinx year they had almost vanished. De- s lie me slaughter the sudden dis-

aipearance of the birds mystlfieod

is slam which, it was claimed. Welii lmlllions of birds out to sea. In any icase what had been me m°5t num' leroua bird in all the w°f1d- which 'las neared all the way fr°m M°°°°

ctor on James BW d°W“ V’ me

iglhoctabw couritrl’ in the 5°“"h' nn'

lgned, almost at one blow.

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mics raiuiaino IN AUSTRALIA

PIIOSPEBS

simrmv, New south wales. July 11 inriiiah United Prwi-Th” W" Australia becomes a rica expdriilil

country. The industry is flouriahlfrlm A few years 'ago the l1'°Wii‘\¥ °f _°° was taken up in eameet by flf“.‘°"° ln 9 , Murrumbridge Irrigation areas of New South Wales. Thi! Yell' W0 “op is 'a record one for quality lim

e than sufficient

i 0 _ . l yielded ia hush-

Lutz all motorccl from Little Sands and P rt Wood to Glen Forest rec- ently Sid were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwan Mosher.

After an illness of a few days Mr.

Donald MacNeill of Little Sands pas-

sed away on Saturday 20th lnst., and was buried on the followin8 MW' day. Interment was in Little Sands cemetery. The funeral was largely at- tended. Mr. Mi\cNeill had reached ihe advanced age of 'l’l years. In his day and generation he was reckoned a highly skilled mechanic.

A'seal shooting party armed with

a complete outfit 'of artillery recently invaded the stronghold of the enemy and put them to flight with much slaughter. The theatre of war was a rocky cape along the shore of Port Wood. _ »

When there is no wind and yet you

can aes a vast cloud of dust and noth~ ing .else but dust WU 0"” “H1110 "W wind. its just a car with _ a speed maniac inside it. -- - » ‘

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M0"l'HlE 0|' 50,000,000 CAUGHT

_ ~ _ _'TT'

` American tourists are to be shown

tha mgrhor of the greatest family in the w’ id when they visit Plymouth England ,next summer. She la Clara. tha worlrra biggest ncrrina. wh° he-1

long and u large in girth as a R004-

esiablishcd Associate Memberships,

sary to develop and maintain New England's economic progress; i0 Pi'°-_ mote New England's economic pro- gress.

It is primarily the function of the

Council to inspire, stimulate, lead and coordinate New England‘s agen- cies for progress, and efforts are di- rected toward agricultural prosprr- ity, industrial growth, community development, recreational resources,

powe ing, counsel, research and assistance.

The Council’s activities in the ma- Jor fields of economic iniefesi "5 carried on by a staff and cooP¢f°f¢_' lng_gi-oups of business men under the direction of committees.

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SUGGESTS A. UNITED

FRONT IN CANADA

Hugh Guthrie, prominent Conserva- tive. at a political meeting. The alt- uatlon, hadeclared, is 'one ln which the .Canadian people should present a. united front. Let us not act in I spirit of retaliation, he urged, but let us frame a policy adapted to the needs of our people. Then we can

|es and the rest of the world. He in

quantity. *nd 111°' _ for-'the whole oi Aura-alia. earned the title 'rho Mother 01 The dicated that the Conservative party /it toiai or 25.000 terra ia expected shoala. she-was cuurht-of-Pivm°\1ih was rendy and willins t° ¢°-°P"“*° the area under crop being estimated recently .\nd.~f.\ken‘ to the Pi¥m°“i-h in ¢V¢i'Y possible way to bring about

at 14882 acres, while the._ average laboratory of gre Marine Biological auch united action.

' hi`h level .i»auchiio'a,"w are herria; 'aria their-l ~ _--1-

yield ia messed at the z _ i 1 as bushels of paddy rice per acre. habits are |¢_\1di°d.‘Uim il' 14 irwhel MAN uotns .lon ss ra/ms

Last year the crop . _ els io the acre. Australian consump- sind macherel. An official of the lab- In recognlilon of his long service in

oooo ear. so that oniory hu figured by msrkinn on one Job. Fred luwliruon has Just

tion is about I . I Y l

to her scales that the il at lent il yur! been awarded the bronze medal and

the 5.000 tons carry-over will have N

rica is plump and of old An her-rings lay from 80.000 to 40. certificate of ihe Royal Agricultural

be exported. The - . uniform qauiity. 000 one A yur. _ond Clara probably society of England. Rawlinaon, a

..___.___'_._- ala ameri than that, her progeny ia far-ra worieer, ia leaving his ich after

' An American autombilile mlnufoe- olilmlted to have been at lent 00.- working on the same farm for 58

y 1| establishing a 000.000 which lrlargar thanthe big- years, He began work when eight

- 3 turi-lil cdmvlh _ _

gqniqgombly plant hi Ja-pale gelhcateh-evorrlanded. _ __ lynn old, at four oem: a day. W

ism, are due to the forces which re

Council was formed as a permanent .

organization by the agricultural. other names' such as cmesmn' nd' Mll can su have suuocamd many; `

-’ i l nd industrial or aniza- s°rpu°“' °"1dl'4i°i‘»» imbibition, su:-l°i 0”- If tm "’~’m°m engine.” °f‘ mbe f w nd ti l bil Th l t '*"

comm.rca a g lace lmslon and mmy olhersl very the Adrlule had not smelled coalnu r o ne a ny aerop mes. e. e pres for wo-seater light,-3,( tions of New England at the ni-st that the orsmlsm ls what ll la “_ S” dullllll A Medlllellanedn el.lllsel!Ee¢h will be Cllvabis of carrying only lerolvianes. each fitted with a eoml-;_

' ' ' ` ‘one occupani-its owner~pilot. partment for carrying luggage, work

New England Conference, since es-

f t fi tow .i te f i, ld‘

tabllshed as an annual gathering of cause 0 ns compomn mmecules hxles algvélxstrrslc apd°I;l;,v'; Zilthl These midget planes, which will out at from $2.500 to $3.250.

putations. it is possible to examine

whereby an individuals' nrms' cor' the il‘iterl0i' UI i.1'leS€ n’l0IECl.l.1£.s Which MmGET pLANEs FQR $1750

l 'baby cars varies from $1750 to about

Gennany. a 19-year-old youth, nail-

Y m g- ' ry ' _

l NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL al llllllg to mllldl ll we cm summon dress in West Eighty-Fourth Streetf

ua caroline wherever. ie decidedly a 5 llllielifnfiv = Mum” lin" "me in-l Russel Champion, Kensington.

BOSTON, July 2.ll__lnlel_e5l.mg ln_ blurred image. But in spite of thatlf f ° h°"b°1' Wim ii SYOWBY'/Ryl

folmatlon legardlng me New Eng_ we recllagnize, perhaps unconsciously.!b‘;‘l’;\; g:lr:dbi;ii;i:§>tt;h;eZx;ol;est:;l;l ‘Vm_ Callbeck, Bedequel

land Council, formed in 1925 to pro- mul the mmeculel 3; I’ sl‘:sT'°‘;ie heat ol the' slant* plpe Three sglherl R T H I S .d

l ll mus every rea ngs ce e ~ _ i _ _ _

mo e t e ecanomic welfare of New sub-stance is composed of its mole- I 5i'°W°W‘*5'S WEN 1'°“1’li¢d Olli- fi'0m1 0 man’ ’ ummersl e'

England' is contained in the 1929 ls sl ce |hidlng places below decks, all on the IJ l, McKa & Sharp rryne Valley.

, ., ' ,, ciiles and of nothing e; d n l .,

edition of the Councils Blu-e Book. an reactions’ both ephysircilll md lverge of exhausllon from the lack of 13., eS, y _ ,