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Y PLATIEI WEEK

{I in n m ‘ ‘ i _ Horticultural Notes 1 - O m ' The Health-system aid o1 1 - and buslllleﬂpﬂlﬁ young fruit trees 1 e . - h‘. t A h d tion throughilililll fﬁllwséor protec. t a v 4 e lecllon it is not necegarrllyla Q5531 , i. t. ear/gala. '1' . Protection against low temperatures ' . as k‘ ( iOOD health, as your doctor will tell s1111,1202ﬁcggsslzlllﬁyllghlllhlomlls: lith- -" . . wes - you, depends very largely upon zgatgiéewe may experience in olllgr ‘ ' ' ' 00mm clally 1' t‘ ‘getting rid of POISOIIOUS body waste preparamm ma, thglccglszyhlé 11:; . matter every clay. low temperature successfully 111111 l , r Drote ti , The new fine granule Abbey's — the morn- cr ancd (hlarlcgaultllt accumulated WM- , _ 1 I _ _ ea ng rodents as rab_ r- ing health salt — makes a delicious,‘ spark- bits and mice. L ling health beverage which stimulates the frﬁlzllglg “Pllle Ween 8nd other h bowels and frees the body of the poisons soil shheuelfl tillage atllfeln llmlvamd :1, which are the cause of nearly all illness. toward them from both sfcljes Slog/Iii‘: ,1‘ It is more pleasant, more affective and more ‘he 5°" Wlll be sloping away from j“ economical than any health saline you have the llees‘ Thls wlll Prevent Water *1 ever used. accumulating around the base of I me m” Whlch may in freezing ll" All 800d drug stores sell the new fine yrigllﬁllil cllllieidlhmlwe l0 the tree‘ ,» , ., - - cer . l. granule Abbey s in a stylish new package of my condmon? llny gfélcléliflfllyllglpllliglg , blllerlﬂlel’ “ml Whlw- H there ls ﬁlly grass or other vege-l 1 1 .4 table material lying in the crown 1 furrow or around the base of the!- :- tree it will afford splendid hyber-1 hating quarters for mice and they! 1 ,_ ’apparently are particularly fond of ' the bark of young fruit trees in winter, very often quite disastrous to the tree. Preferably such mater- ial should be cleared away and , plowed in further away from the ‘tree. This late plowing leaves the soil in the best condition for winter and allows of early cultivation in the spring and also produces the original com" _ pesé COII€ll€lI§JXI oftsoll for the pro- 1,. , ‘ . .~ ec on o e roo s. lgzﬁzflksgfltls Neuéitzlfl-(Elgmlewélylllq l For protection against mice and

lrabbits probably the best means is to wrap the trunks of the trees with building paper. This should be held 1in place at the bottom with a ,mound of soil and should be tied at the top. This will prevent mice get- ting at the trunks from below the snow and will prevent rabbits from chewing the trunks providing the paper extends above their reach. Since rabbits do this kind of work from thc surface of the snow and since there may_ sometimes be con- siderable snow that may enable them to reach above the paper, and| still further since it is impractic- able to wrap up n. whole tree for protection against rabbits probably the best means is to destroy the rabbits. They can be very easily trapped‘ or may be shot or still! further may be poisoned. which ‘latter method is not recommended ‘owing to the danger of poisoncdl food material being eaten by other domestic animals.

If there are many mice present iu lthe orchard, it is a good plan to de-1 stroy these by poison as it can be, done with the minimum oi danger,‘ to domestic animals. The plan is to,

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jcrjimuuuirv PLATE WEEK

We are running a special “Community Plate Week" from Oct. 29 to Nov. 5, and soak wrn w‘ wheat 1n strvchninv, ' ‘ a . , - , _, , ‘and place this under boards about, m one of oui shou xvmtlows (an be seen 1,1,0 o,.c,,,,,.,,_ The mm ,.ea,,,,y seek

lllQ different IlZItttlPIIS. such places for the hybcrnating 1 quarters and such poison will be ef-

' , ' fcctive in them at any time during, Why not choose a pattern now and let 1the winter providing they havenr‘ your friends add to it at Christmas. We g§%,'f;;,;,f,,*;“gggg"e;; Tyigﬁgfciffmfg would be glad to show you the new “Paul ‘

where there are young trees. Mice- Rovcre” pattern in the new “Colonial

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Reg/all Ivieaqli u! Community Plat: mom-In: anr/al/zer/Jal/oir- ‘wflft/I/{IH r/my b: bad in llAaldlhRlIViZllS, GROSVIENOR, _ . an nu) o .

those of 8 or 10 inches in diameter. . F PAMDlSE lumml

The FOURSOMIZ Se!

i, presents the essentials ofpoliie silver service from the ornt of VICW of the Younger ‘rt Illlll‘ motors and dances and dim-s

. ' i and golfs, in fours . . . . lt \§ toinesiu five1wuttcrns,brillaaiu ' ' I and lovely. Brings with it, at //

I its price of $28.90 a bluc and 1111M rt: Ami i; consists of

l’ 1 v . . 1"» 1 four for 's, four mirror-ﬁnish, 1,, ' stainless klllVvS, eight rea- l, ' ___ spoons, {our ilt-sst-rr spoons,

1 one sugar spoon and One bur- u r knife . . .1'<.t1'our]r~\~'i»llcr's . . . Nov/l

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In sod orchards about the only a

will eat the bark ofl‘ trees even up to‘ (ia§binet." 'l‘hey>will both delight you. _

thing that cnn be done for prepar-, ation for the winter is to see that;

thc trees and to wrap the trees and

destroy the mice by poison. This Sl-lllw wlll lle llelweell llle lcllcc matter of protecting fruit trees llllll the raspberry canes‘ plan“- agalnst the ravages of mice and rab- lloll °l only B‘ h“! rows l“ wllllll bits is very important as often the wlll ll°l' ll°lll Slllllclellt snow l’° m"

do considerable damage-the mice, lure them lllll ll ll‘ has ll or l0 lows

member (Jonimunity prices are the satire everywhere, so. why not “buy at home?”

uu a white ground and is (levolou VANCUFVICR. ll. (l. Oct. 27,-— 1131111151, seven; cold 1111111 11, 111511 de- ‘ll l1)‘ r-xpoaurllvto ammonia firmer

Cull and see our selection then and we _ ,1 ‘ . ’ " ' . '. . A the ﬁrst few rows will break mp feel sure- yorrwill be pleased with any. [Jat- 331;;eggjggalggh°ggbfgfge3,131,111 wind sufficient m deposit the snow tern’ 1,1485 and n], as 1a,. as may can on the remaining rows and break \ l - reach from the snow However them llllwn‘

" l rabbits are usually not serious only sllawllenles need S°llle pllllleclloll

'° l near woods or wood lots where thcyloo‘ ll they are glow“ lll ll well

I ‘ may be nv-mg 1n me summer m, sheltered location where the snow

I this applies with equal force to all wlll lay even‘ posslbly somellmes

‘ _ ‘ 1,1,1,‘ 11.813 lstrawberries will come through

. a $215123 z":.';..::.:::":r::r.: 1;- » 111-- - 1,1,1,

~—-~-—~ ' cover em w a very ay- A new Dhotograllhit: imper for in- VANCOUVER SADDLE-R halillle :0“ plollfd lﬁwllrdﬁ “fl” er of straw or strawy manure v1 Illlﬁlfllll drawings similar it) 11111». 1s youNG 11-1107 ash- e as olfem on 1n l‘ e all‘ still better marsh hay and then luiuls 1irhducei-i dark brown lines £011: gléﬁc; £083,132,; aboéltih: place bushes in rows at intervals of pro c O 0 or 50 feet in order to hold a fair

A Sp“, 1,1,1 (,1 11,7‘ “Dad” Qulk’ t , t eds b t‘amount of snow on the plants. The

Vnm-.ouvo|~'s vcutcnarlan paddller, iggllseallelnmgio“ 1,l,“§,l,’,,d"co{’,{,°,l,f§n damage that may be clone to straw.

slit-ed u view from a three~foot for clean and early cultivation the m“ lll wllllel ls by Severe lmsl

lbirtbdny cuko Saturday and hand-lfollowing spring. These fruits are when lllsgm 2:312‘? tggllsgsgl

i-d it ic- nu "old fellow" of 108. not immune to the attacks of mice sllow ll a‘ ' ‘ '

Jumoa E. Alclniosh. who had come if there is grass and other rubbish e5 wlll ll°ld the Snow lqllger o?

from Knruloops, ll. (7.. to keep liim about their stores. 35:31 lglllftﬂlfgﬁlléznlbylhlglgyélllg

irompauy in. his birthday party. A Currants and gooseberries usually w“, ‘do consmerabk! damaga “on

" ' ‘ ""‘~' - gaily applauding audience from [he are not injured by snow even if too the 51m , ."- . . 1 , . _ , . wy covering must not , ‘ ' ‘ 1 llcvon, Loinwiill and Somerset’ So- completely covered in winter but mo deep or dense or 8,59 m, _ (ornplete Stock

uii-ly had tirruugt-d the banquet for-such is not so with raspberries. If, m m m , 1s There“, , ,illt- ccuteiinrliius. :drlfting snow covers or nearly cov-‘lxle 311218;: wﬁhp asllréwberﬂes 1 of " Thorn were iwo other guests M1613 Paspbeffles l-lley Wlll be bhme w protect them just 1n me pmpe 111111111. Sultr-mou lilllicll, BurualiyJdowh by the melting snow and manner (forum UNl'l‘Y ~ r ' are exposed to the full force of the dresses M" nmkhlg a ma) buckles and buttons are frequently revival of what was originally s»

lIKHl 924., and A. 1111111111111, 11mm broken 0H- Henve the problem with" ____<,>____

,1 PLATE wlllll and dllllllllg snow ll“ Wm be lure oi‘ steel accessories, cspeiziil- seen. as are steel-trimmed bags. and Georgian vogue is quite appropriate

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(lrt-y. also 9X. Pole (11111 111 111, this fruit is to keep the snow from VWES ltlii, ul‘ Viim-oilvnr did ‘hot llllillllfl, dlllllll! llllﬂ U10 Plhlllhlloll‘, u sTElsflallléxgl-(‘EIEESIYIGFEN DAY! 511111111; "111- 111111111111 11,6111 10 bed they are planted in a location wncrc Ways on hand I (I. H1. . 1 necessary to protect them with al _ . “h ,, l, _ t 501w steel bracelets. which tone char I I . mn n 1 nlmmt for ruin and bruins-n gngwfenrye of any material BDOLI ‘mmmy W111‘ the 5mm.‘ greys and ~ Jeweler ‘; - "‘ lblacks of the mode. A sports frock Niew [Mme the always popular steel fringing ‘ and beading. , Now that dress is deﬁnitely bc- 4 ‘U I 1 1 r/ ~ . - 5% " First Mortgage Bonds

curly 11ml tlld not think he should ‘the snow will not drift into them LONDON 010b,, 2.1 _ some 111111-1 11, 311,1. ,,1, 1,11,. 1,1 1,1,, “g1, they will be all right, but if they Hm nutﬁmn r and wlmer l from a Paris house had a. supple belt of wrought steel; 119d steel

coming softer and- more feminini-

than it has been for some time, a

Denominations 314100-8500

Call atour s '. - ‘r ' - -' - - - _--_. to]? and ‘lsk lol llllces‘ Re no Wale‘ can accumulate mmmd feet away so that the banks ofuianship was of the highest quality. 1

‘"5 "olllll ll“ lwll wlllll llllllly‘ lllolll ions steel was inlaid on silver, an {lhll lmlllllllllll’ Ol lllt‘ llfe-‘il-‘lll lilllll’ story of lllu Olils Ill|\‘s‘ n1‘ 111

Steel jewellery. which was at its:

_ _, H llu- d llllli SllPllli h‘ ‘l l-vllil i -~ ll 1' Each 59981119 9106i W118 I'll/Bled l0 in lﬁirglziud. The heavy 1ielissi-s oi‘l1'1'-<1l-I:u'lii<-ss. Qua ("oulil vuw 11-1 .-,1,.,111,_~.1 111,11 1111- ll;11l.-'1-1,l,l1.1l-s-l-' l thc design by hand, links were 1111-11t-1-ind were iasleutetl‘ with Hltllll unruly. on a dariuy bracelet, lu be, 1 ‘i - '

wrought in exquisite filigree, and 1,,-,,11,,,1.,11,1_ 111.1 1,111,. 11,1, $11111” as lruv us steel. 'l‘lu.~ phrusr» is All: ROD AND GUN

many varieties of link were used. 111111-11 1,-1,,,,,,1111 11,1, 111,101 $19,111; 1011s! its old as (‘hnut-vr! And whwi, nine or ten different designs often, -~1-,,,.1,,.1.1,(,,,11~ 113,101,101. _1,,,-e,11,,,. Scout's 1111mm; look [hi1 rhdtliugl 1,0111”, Wm, m.“ ,. . . . . appearing on one piece of jewellery, 1,91,, o,» unhuyq ..poche1,e.._ we," world by storm. the \\'l‘ll-l\’llD\\'lll mudgnr Tm "m, ,‘ 1's‘. ‘lhll’ ‘F’. l‘ such as a fob or purse-chain. Neck- ,,,-,,,,,,,@,,1@11 wlill steel 51111111111», liuvs from "llokclrv" were uflt-uf 1m, ,1“; Nm“.,,,1,_ll_l lllll’ lull. l” l, laces and bracelets were Drhhlhhhlsd-lusptatl with an urn or other fltl- lllhiltlllllily (llllllmli 1.,-,11'1-,,,, .‘,,,1 p‘. hlpfhlu-ll, ll’:- of softly twinkling beauty. and as 51,“, ,-,, $101,, ,-11,,g,.ee' ,,,,,1 1,,,,,1; lll‘1ll'l.\‘ are not flint, and Hints ‘\-‘,_“.\.'w,,,‘_,,l,. fuldlmllf“ W‘, l!“ “llllllle a“ h- lllhll ‘ll llllk~ Smh“ "l over the nriu by link chains of viiri- 11H‘ 111111; 1,1,1 Gnu, 1‘ , l“ lllhl. l ‘Ill, llll ll‘ " thc loveliest work was expended in ,,,_.,,,e,1 ,,,,11G,.,,_ 1)1,,,,,(,,,,1_,.,,, S1001 lleuris are um slot-l, and stool is 1,, f,-,, ‘l lll“ lll_'.""l “llmlhllll? ""l the selllhll-hs Pehdahlsi hllcklesi studded the sticks oi‘ ivory fans. lJP-lll- ' ~ ,\(,,,,l,,,l1l_1 1l1|,,.,,,ﬁl1l:lxxwtilll ,,ll:1lllll,ll,l, . - . _ 1 - _ , _ . L -_' 1,11 1 hhd hl°°°h°5"°l lhe lhmml“ came" Que of the prettiest fashions was lllll- hlvhl Jt-“Wllefl 111 11H l1“lil on $lll‘\'t‘_\'llii»l Ilu- 1111111111 1h‘ i11~ x111

0s cl wedgwlmll p°l'°ellllll' llll’ that m‘ making ears of corn iu deli» hllmlllcll lv l1 V1111’ llllllll)’ 11ml sen Rivrr in lll 1 u’ l' l ' - - - ' 1t so s 1h)", n

without any coverinz. but if they hhllllllllll "mhlvssurllwﬁ °l which‘ culely wroukbt steel, which were lCl11l11ll1° Pellml 01' ‘"958. 111111 l!" HUlKPTi Jami-s. SlHVltn-i ilulu i111

lcllecl admlllllbly wllll llle subdued used for evening wiffures an! trl- "lllhll- Wllll ﬂll llu beauty of soft 1 .- - - -

Elmer of the sweL The steel brash so w great effectcon Cour‘ ‘rfqlnw mu“ and Hm workmanship’ may wflnlauaiumli: llivt1- ill A1111. iii-um

lels Sllll slllvlvlllg lll °ld lewelwlls" Occasionally for buckles and but- l"“ll “llll ll1<> llffﬂvlllfs’ lllllllllllllq“ llzlwlhnylyr ‘tile Dwl.“ llllulv“ Firm‘ ' “ ‘ ' - " "1 u 11 111-, n <' irriug 11~

‘ iur‘ _ <.>V___ __ Icrds" iu llH- uorlb by Sauna-i .-\ . , _ _ “While ziuil u unml Ira] ll‘ 1 -| =1»- viil (llly-‘i. The contrast in touc bu- ll W" l<"“l1 milk ill lmttb-s Ill l1“. 11,,y,,,,,,,,1 -1-1,,,,,,,,s,l“l' l h ll l

of lllem ale lllllllel‘ large‘ as llley ideu borrowed from the silver- "ll"-

wcrc made to clasp the arm above v _ - _ me wrist‘ and so are peﬂecuy unmed steel hand mirror of median

line with modern fashion. Some of , , . _ _ , _ 1 -. - -. - ,,., I, n . ~ me ﬁnest 5,881 jewenery’ however’ tweui the metals is [lillitltllldl-ly lllelxll‘ (lilllltliull. ‘run c.1111 \\.r~1 Th1, ,¢1_.1;,,11,,- S,,(.,.1,,1 ,1,,,,,,,.,,,,,_n,_ is m museums_at the vmtor,“ and pretty. and has been I'C\l\0ll _ m o c )0 to X1010 31111 11f 11111111111; 11-111, 1-,,,-1,1,,1_,-‘

llll-‘lhlllll llllv9l"w°l'k (ll llle hlllll‘ lllolo lll" llllllel “llll- or l"lh‘l"“ irzilll1inil- outdoors and kennel ul '1

Albert at the London Museum. , _ _ , . _ _ where’we may see Steel, and wedgmteeutb century. Even pearls were i110 rap and invert a tumh 1-1- fiver ,,,,,,1,,,,, 110,-,’ 1,,1,.,,,,-11,,g ,,,_.,,,.,.1,,1 wood bunons on the bmcaded coatsnwl in steel, as thc “ctlgcwooil lie lop of tho milk 11011111. Plus “d111,. 11,1. g,1,~,.,. 1s,“ 3-1,“. “Win” in ‘he Edwm Abbey conecuonl m, M, (ElIIIIOOl-l hull been-pearl crosses 1s ii good 111114111 method c1 |llllll1f'l~ ,_,,,,1,,1,,_,, ,1“, 1310.51 1,1111,- ,,,~ ,1,_. 1,, the Bkmmgham Museum, which ‘hanging from uupplchreck-chuins, mg thv- ('(1lll(‘lllrl 11f lllu bottle, dustry, 111110111111 with llllfifjl holds some beautiful examples. iilllll lmllched by eamllngll of slelll ,, . 1111*! l1"ll1l1ll4lI‘li('l1'H on lll" rail" Bh-mlnghum “m, wo1,.,,,,,amp1,,,;11lns1ec and pearl. Yet another cf- _ Mnilwr~ “<1 urn pours: up H1 tutu 111111111111-111-111 of YUXHS

ere the Sea“ of the induﬂrydaoub, fi-ctive contrast in soft tones. uncle .~| fiirm for :1 visit. _ Rod and (inn and (kiuiuluitl s1’ an’ o1 Bkmhjgham‘ and Jo1m~ biecl jewellery lenl itself more lllauuliterf-"liils uut-lv- any mo" \'l\I‘ l-‘nx News is |llllJllI5llr1l 1,,-,-_,-_ Vamlowl o, wowerhampwn’ bemg perhaps, to the aentiinenlallam of umglibors?’ |_1' 1,1- \\'__1_ '1‘11_,-1,,,-_ |,,,,-,,,,.,1 11..., 018d make“ 1,, was 110m 11mm Manni- dnys ihnn m motlorn mut- .\lothcr—-“Oli. you! ru- tint-u 21inch’, c1111.

hat the French jewellers copied.‘ __

10th in design and method of work~, mnship-one of the few instances,

If our selling a jewi-l fashion to "~ _ 1 ‘ _ . France! The well-known French , - ' _ v ateelwork of the Jeweller Dauffe was . ~ , _ ‘ j, ' all adapted from Iilngllsh models. 1 . 1- ‘ I . -' The French Revolution killed the, - - iv’ zhoe-huckle, which, survr-mﬁ rpr,“ Think of the convenience and economy of using just the one sack of Flour for ever y thf1é1llnlll1gfrlg1lll1llg- 11311110953 l???‘ baking need -—for cakes, pies, buns and bread, and all better. T hat one all-purpose Flour i. Burke called it. But. steel jewellery; ~ remained unfailingly popular until thc beginning of the Victorian ern.l ' A hundred years ago, In I927, it had u tremendous vogue. Au into“, ior method of producing it mechair, ' lvﬂlly. the facets welded en blue, Sena’ 30 term, tram/Ir or Jill/H‘, for the Purity Flour Cook Boole ran/raining 700 ‘mtm’ reaper. "11 1 luatend of riveted to tho design by _ ‘ " ham,‘ 1,1,‘, been hnroduced 1H1 WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS C0. LIMITED. Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa. Saint John. France, but only workmanship ofi l _ llIP lllklieet quality 1miiaed miratnr‘ F-J. Agent, (lhﬂrloltGtﬂlVn W. w- h ._ ..a_._ _.____,. _. H, _ H1___,__,_,_______,_,______

Due Nh“ l- l9" best in the eighteenth and early

nineteenth centures. owed its popu- ilarlty to the delight taken by that ‘period in anything that reﬂected back thc glittering points of light ,from the myriad candles of bull. itheatre, and assembly-room. The eighteenth century love 4o:- diam- onds. and for their substitutes, paste. stress, and marcasite, was rooted in this same delight; and many great artists and jewellers were of the opinion that nothing re- flected candle-light with so mellow a charm as did finely-cut steel. For shoe-buckles, both for men and women, for the fob and seals

_ In addition to its domestic trade the business enjoys nn ‘extensive export trade with approximately 25 countries. Complete particulars on request.

Price.99 and Interest t0 Yield 5.58 p.c.

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THE ‘ GABBS

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W. II. V. DUIJBAR, Manager. Charlottetown. ST. JOIIN MONTREAL HALIFAX

above a dandy’; white buckslrlns,

or the chatolaine at his lady's waist, for buttons and necklets and bracelets. cut steel for-many years

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