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1 . ' BAND AT KRENA this afternoon.

portunit to Save _

Some odd lines listed below, are all first class goods but

are being discounted in stock; we have put.the prices to clear.

et "

Men'5 Mahogany calf laced

boots, pointed toe, stylish shape, Neolln Soles, regular price $9.00 now . .. $7.95

Wonlen`s Brown Boots. hisll cut, some with leather, some with Ncolin soles, all sizes 3 to T price . . . . . . . . . ... $5.50

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Men's all felt laced boots

felt soles, the only warln shoe made, try a pair, only . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $3.38

Men's fancy velvet house

slippers, left from our Fhrist- mas trade, see them in our window -only . . _ _ _ , . . .., 98c

Men's large size rubbers.

with toe caps, discounted style but serviceable now onlyc-f:-_'_-.-=.-. . . . . . . . . ,,_ 95::

Men's 2 buckle overslloes

waterproof, discontinued style, now' . . . . _ . . . . .._ $2.75

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ogliny colour boots, stronger than above, a- rattling good boot for any wear now $6.00

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house slippers, comfort in ev-

ery pair, medium low heels, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $2.95

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COATS now. lil cloth or plush, splendid values. Special, halt price.

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mllfll Tl“il°l`l' of llle Nallolllll Gurney, sopl'allo'ol` the same col- lllllllltl golilllll bullet' ilutl rich ot` llcll and New Problems lll lege was vo'call'st. Tile llrograllilne °ll“ll"l‘“'» °lll` l'a"0l'll~@ lU¥l11'i€S- H085 <l\19¥1lil' ¢\ll0“'5"llle lllllll ll’ be oval"

with noxious weeds and moss.

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YB' lll°l`ll‘ All ‘ll lllesfl “°llSll` was nicely di\"ded into five' groups llllll _

the budget of questions that three ormm mul lwo v0c__ll_ mst and products anti turn them into olller I scarcely think that UNB Sl10\-lid be

for the best brains ot' the llllml gmups ___mslSl9_l ol classlcal valuable food products. Field Crops called rl dairy rotation. but 1118115’ 0_l

dnirynien are still following ll

_ 3,31/2,4,41/,A.i3.c.wldil.s _ '55

ES; BUY YOUR WINTER

OD ICE. good music Arena

. I ' oo " ' this afternoon.

K 8»CARCE.-The pork mark-

was reported very sllni yester-

day. What pork olfered was bought

the ce rae ng c rcu o

n. .\lr. Kelly is an exper- llllyer ot` race horses and

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portant matters to come up are-

LADIES BUY YOUR WINTER

6301-1--17-ME3i

.liSat,mon,tues,

EVERYBODY |NVITED.-~Slln-

s where to look i'or a winner. _luv ul 4 p_.m_ ln lleurlz lllemorlal iPropo

l lllglll lllllclls lll'e\, ll°P°ll:l_ll°_°` llall, -M-iss Elma lnillan and Mr.

_ll;l__lll_ll’__lll_°ll___ll_l0;_f_lZ del _lull Sam Proiitt, delegates froln Prince Thi

' ,`* `-"B 7- rlwil cll»t nsitii

ttlng tile-lr llorses for the lee Qmlunleefr gmesénlgjnl lf_5)eB_lll|0l¢;l; l'e<-.elll

aign and wilil ones like Rex will glve meh, _.eport ‘ ' try and determine the farm cost __

milk production. Tlie~informa- “ll C,

lates, (‘liarlottetown, who under _

racing on the “'i`lii'ee. Rivers" went _dn opemllon ygslerdav at lil ll lf- the r. iz. island ltospltal, will be llllllls

. pleased to know that the operation cull “Z _ ed cp

LEFT FOR TORONTO.-.\lr_ S. ‘mg __uc_,_,s__.l-nl and she ls now ollnllk in one year, an average of b 1\icl.eod. t‘halt'llillll District Coin- ____’_`tl__g ____S____ n.2t9 tee Y. M. C. A.; Mr. R. Il. ` "_ ure w Ins. l’nsl-Pl'esitit~llt of the Loc- -l- ` __ day, l'- ll* ll' A' llllll Ml" ll' (.3 l31tiTn[:l|lI|t'olirTI|::c);'£3ig-I*-HsEy:pTn tlllll, lll lll

ills, l)lstrit:t Secretary letl Supwlne Cowl before _“___ Jnsllce hulltit rday lllorninlr for 'l‘ol'oilto to llyndmun on .l.u-eS&__l'y~" morning son, _ ll l`ll9 lllllll Nlllllllllll llllllvelb lll'llce llawsoll lflowiltt was sworn only

' llllll ill llll° li' M' 'll' AVS' ul Can' ill as bat't'istel' :lllti solicitor by the ,llfelle

- Tlllli’ Ki’ ‘ls llvlllglllllll l`°lllleS‘ clerk of the cotlrt, hir. G. H. Mc- .llllll 5 llle ‘"l55°"lllllDll ll ollll loc' lieod. The new bal‘r.istel' is a bro- mgs

and Pl'ovinciall_v. This L‘ollve_n- ll_G__ of _“___ __ B_ u0_va__ of th___ lvere _ ___ meets every two years and ls Allorniw GE_m_____lS D0p____lmem and of farming. I, leglllllllllve lllllly ‘ll llle Asll.Oll` it was 'noted he had studied law l

in the some oflice ns Mr. Justice Hyndulan wllo admitted the candi-

5ll°"S collcellllllg llle lllllecllv' cllurcli. Prof. J. Elbert Chadwick, llllllls ‘li the life binding all to- hoed r0gramln_e and relationships of lwad ol, _lm plpe Organ depulmem gether. Field crops furnish me mw ure A5S°Cl“l'l0ll l° llle Clllllcll' lll' of Mount Allis-'ill Lzltlies College lll`°‘lll(`lS~ ‘l£\i|`."i1l§ llltlnufacturers nod

vement, The outstanding speak- , -' - ' » 1 _ again come aro _ - will l»@=-Dr 101111 11- M011- i’..'t'f.°`"g.ll`.i`.T'§'...fl.lH§.i '.ll.Sd2'i-§.""tfl§.‘l. flea und' “mg me le °`" ~ ll- Towlllmi Rev' Dr' Sl" positions, 'l`he professor gave a "lore d-‘3l1‘y cattle, to make more tall nd, Montreal; Rev.. W. A. Cain- masterly interpretation to each l°°‘lf00d products and more mari- ll-1 11.0114 MT- Abner Klllglllflll- allil and fairly captivated his audience “le WTS- who repeatedly cncored him. Miss crops' kee

105TH REUNION -All members

ond hilly, of Southport has lltendlng 105th Reunlon by tml pellden paving New Perth and vlclll “Ill purchase smgle tlcket and basic l'”ll “llll llle l'le“ llle wll tlenland standard certificate from lol ‘ll 'lllllllllell ll' llllylllg ll lllleell agent which will entitle them to l°°‘l' S

ect to bring the “Bacon".ln mlm." lol. ,Wu mths ol. la__e_ fuctured products. and upon i10l§_S “°"l°

i I I it I’ Char- 1 and p

posal

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Asslss ve. sAt`N'rs 'riiesqsy I l

night. Senior and Intermediate -

I.@aIns»

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ook into the question, how-‘ the l he closer they find success-

branches. lt is largely de- Rbiy t upon Field Crops for the “ble foods re uired upon horses ¢ll\i1‘V

popul

rtion of Income from Milk on glow

Dairy Farm i1i\l”\

stuffs

s is clearly illustrated in a "-l'°i_’5 dairy farm survey made to '~`_l‘ll‘l

secured was based upon thc Tllel s of 680 typical dairy farms l°lll`

and sold 104,ul6,900 pounds

with the average price of lnllk lvllllll is Province at over $2.00 per llllce

vet ill the tiistriofiilentiolted, llllllll 58 percent of the receipts llllilllll derived from the sale of milk. ‘ll

is, 42 per cent of the earn- be ll oil G80 of the best dairy farms liooll

Fa _ _ year

rm Co operation large

88. I

fillirylllc the null, lr you like, tive there lllust be spoke felloes loot

m into our nlost complete food ing.

poultry take some of the by- run

lo £»'l'0“' bikl-:er crops to feed or a

" Gurney who has a` magnificent S° llll’ “llleel keeps turnintrrollnd 0118-

RHODES SCHol`AR'°`Ml' Jolla voice elxcellelltly cultivated and of flllll

lrying lnterlocked with the lHli0l1

oultry for the economical dls~ ."“""0“'- ol' its many ‘by-products. The

great dairy district. These bl: lll'

maintained 1£lS02 producing_ llll;l_°_l;

l`°lm‘l» Rnd round and round, dairy

§;;>_;~';__1;_<;,;;-f 1° ;'_;=;3,_'<;§ »,g\;_=;;.-- ;;;l_;;=; Paper Read Before the P. E. island Dairying

""°WS° Association by Prof. .l. A. Clark.

_ llaF";?1l;tLESAlGL;)Eu Elgggs Tlx; There is a tendency on the part peas and vetches for either hay or llly g ' ' n B vs' of some to speak of Dalrying as silage. One of the greatest difficul- ell' a vocation all ‘hy itself. The more ties with the three-.year rotation is

Colonel A. ll. Borden leaves this llley l

191/4 to 20 cents. morning on return to Halifax. ?_:'l""a__l

'LOOKING FOR SPEED.- Mr. . _ ~ other

Dfw

arge area of hoed crops, on

the other hand, the three-year ro-

does produce almost invari-

Ihe greatest quantity of valu- f'arni_ produce suitable t'or cattle of any of the l'otations

il C - _ _ B ll-lmsllomltlon of those recommended. It also very quick- tulll-S and nlmlral and mlmun ly clears a larm or field-ol such

us weeds as ox-eye-daisy and

four-year rotation is most

til' with those who pret`el' to their roughages and purchase ot their concentrated food- . Comlllencing with hoed wlllcll are followed by grain l' hay and pasture; this rota-

tion has a great many Rodd Il0i1'1tB.

an be strongly recommended. arm can be divided into the equal sections of the rotation 0 fences that cross in the e of tile farnl. fi\'e~_veal' rotation: l1l‘Hil1. |10'

ops, grain, hay and pasture is bl the one best suited to the

per cow. You can easily fig- lll'°_ll y _ __ ,_ _ _ _. _ lull lhls would _be worlh lo, average tl.lil_\ tltlm in Prince Ld

Island. it will supply almost the quantity ot' concentrates clll' that could be secured

» . ‘ . - . ell y ell llolmlll lol llle llsl Pell' Il the tolli--year rotation: 1i1\1S

1.: large bills for exD€l1SiVf* feeds. li` the grain after sod

ceded down with clover. H

cut of clover hay the fourth oi` the rotation ls pl'uctlcally

_ . _ 'year

lnoduled by other blallcllell sslired. ’l‘llis, with corn, roots and

_ V. grown from the second ol' the rotation will supply 0 quantity of the best rougher!-

, _ __ _ _ _ _ _ or cows. .

(‘ollllnissl0n ot I‘lve,_ \\l_lo_ple§_~ _l__le_ - (`o-operation is the wan-;}1w°,-d_ 0_f_ Se‘,en_y¢m. romllom rllllls mm, u__lell:;it_ o_l__llie_vii_ios____t____t>l_<;l_lls___ -?-<»>_l- l_l‘_1_ll-ly. and we should strive to fit tion, my cn - l'-S lllllr-lt lnclunlnlt Ofgall Recital A .Pham ‘ll °“" lllllll “"’l`l‘ l'll° 'Slim o the n__allli_l:llt_hul)l____v__ _O ____ llrl_t.k1lnutllel so that the whole point nt1lIill>eetlilcit-iic5y of Promilion and ` A l. l ._ l lik; S smoothly lllld °ll°ll°111lCiliiY ing

f _ _ _ success ll organ rect 'i was ~

peWlsl°ll' Allll.llll'l`_ Lolllllllssloll given in the .\l<-thodlst (`hurcll last l"lll

R€C0!1Sf1'“Cll°l1 Will Come _l’_@' evening before a large audience lllll _» . s, . ' __ the U>f“'@1l1l°"- als” “lll wlllcll almost titled the bod;.».of.tna..‘L11s1...e tll'e..l like to rlllnu of Field diseases. 'll starts with grille. then

frequently known as the P. E. tl Rotation, has il few good s; one ot` the best ot` these be-

tlle long interval between hoed

the Dllrlu oi' ll whccl. You may oi-ops which is the best pl'eventn-

rlgallnst such diseases tis club of lurnips :lntl'certziin potato

crops, grninl hay. lilly. Imel-

and pasture. I`he foul* years in makes it very tough lol' break- greritly reduces the proportion clover In the hay Cl`0D.1111‘l|F‘3'

slight modification ot' this ro-

on. _ - ~ 'lhese are l'e-

ii y Roughages.

i0 grow bigger and better field quired in abundance if we :ire to

p oul' stock healthy and vlgor-

The digestive system o_l the

cow requires sufficient

“fred uodfwyl son of Mr' mild rare sweetrless at once entrauceli ways gulnlllll' S0 iOu_'< :ls tllliry- \‘<1l1l»5i1i1i1L’S Ili '~1i9lf’“il lim' '5_l°lll‘l°ll»

rs. W. ll. Godfrey Mtlrshiie . __ " _ ' _ nl, S he-ell appointed Rhodes Scholar 2". llellllls llvllll _lle_l__ll_l`l"’l colllrll \tir

l' Prince Etlward Islalld anti will lllloll flllll l»""" nh ‘S Ld upon a

into resitiellcc at Oxl`ol'rl ill Oc- rl`°HIl‘ Ill" llml vocal group “ms

llllll ‘lll" Glllllllill lllllgl l)‘ll_l‘lf" while the last illcludcd model'n the a et a e ctnnnion sc loo s n its- __ _ -__ ll l _ l -_ l, _ accel Olives and -I-mls-1-l.s-1 1--1° Z.‘?I3‘l.f2.§l§§I?‘i..’..`.l’$3.222? .~‘l.;‘."E.i`3 ...l’.f’“"_"'f»-f -_f it-- _»'~-»»~l.~f~»»-

` ' ' ' ' ` ` mine, who wus one of the best

stocknlen, never l-oultl rest easy

lS Wal" ‘llld “llll lllsll °°llll’ll`ll` Prof. Chadwick and Miss Gurney cows lo turn into milk

` ' .‘ ti '» l _ _ .

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take up the study ol' Political Sci-

ail aria frolll Aida, Vel'di’s opera,

llltilllllalil;Qolhigillelitwiloglggll Flew; v€lL`t=_ '1`llC_tlllldience \\'flH ti Cru lissiul mlxed l‘llllllll"" l""`l‘l 0'

_ . . _ _ lo' f t' ~>:l' - .- . _ _ . .

llsle lllllvolslly lllllll “llllcll ln' colds-llba ll'llLIImrlltslas|llI'leerllnllllllltlllhhle Mlm" “ll 'lzlllll' lt. ln order to it' he itiltioll he will _grarlllatc in Arts lo bolll pel,f0_,mers_ _ ` ___‘_l__‘ 'le lil'l’*ll05l flllillliikv of tho Clover IIa_\'. Clover hay wllenin

lls rllsl year lll l‘““" lle ls lllls’ will take part in both services of -(Jn lllesll lllll'lll5el` ‘ll llle llalllollslei the i\lethotii.~'l Church tomorrow -L

10 2 "- l Gllzplle llllll s°°l`°llll`y,ll€`lllllll`9l' Ol and lifter' the evening service will' lvl:

.. _ _#ll , l.

11- t0111‘-yeal~ rotation, mt...-...___ [ml

Which? That is l`or you (0 (lvclde me

is tllc'hub, and Field (,‘rop~l the Sb

that the nlovcltleilt and diges-

9' tion ot' the food is -normal. She is

' always contented when she has at

Dairy Rotations. sntisfilctory cud to chew. and it is

DS. what shall we 1_'l'o\\', :intl ol'

tluir_vnlan’s job to sulllliy “I1

liable cud, so that the cows be contented. An old friend

heard cattle bowling lol' fceti.

essary food stuffs for our dairy bloom und well saved is one ol' the

e`0_. __ _ __ __ _ and cl'ealll‘. best _____ b__1_L_ll:-_t tlilllgs to choose is It en a c iotallon im' your tlairv the

roughagcs for the dniry cow. ables the dairylllzln 10 rctllltze

amount of his concentrates

F11 operations. Tlll'ee~yeal‘ rota- needed when making up tl well

nllced ration. There is ti slight

lllloll °l` S9\'@11~.\'eul' rotation. tiifference between the feeding vn-

ot lllI`zill`tl hrty, l'ed, alslke nr

ce Jurisprudence and Law. ln A M ' _ 0 -lelection ot' Mr Godfrev as 2/Ilmly ‘mugs have to be c°ll5lllel" Wlllle 0l0"'91` INW. bill 1111)' One Oi'

l. _ _ _ .

Rhodes Scholar a most. excellent °

choice has been made and one l. which will be lleortil~_'~' approved, El not only throughout the province _ ll"_

ol' Prince Edward Island, but am- The ‘llllllllll llle9'l'll'lg °l Zl°ll‘|dll‘ _ _

gsl the mdmts _md education Church gollgwgatlgn was held ln _ed as pcrnlanent pasture. There is

e fields tllat owinl: to their loca~ `ulilirl "_ “ml U19 llresenf mt-lhod em- that 0-‘ell ln W0l'klHl-1 tllelll,al'e unpru- allowing more than one year to able. Almost all ot' the lantl in elaps

'°' S _ ' " ~ vs . _

lsls here who know lllm well_ as the llall Illllrsllay e\c_lling,_Tlle null- llil

ll l d nl and l_~_lCull_ Ol- lence was the largest ln the history 0

y le s u rl s ' y _

~ . - - or the .l r~h 1 il -tl l _ .111

_ Dtllllollsle Ltliverslty. ills college d ft. l lll “h lll Pyelll lllllllllllfyll lll

course has llcl-‘li all exceptionally 9 ll lllllsl lllllllmllolls ll' l' ' - brilliant one, and besides this Ml-_ l~ B‘;)ll‘“’}_'* P“`_*"'l°‘l~ A" l“}`{f"°>§@ l_l,l_' Godfrey hm lam," _lm deppusl of $4 0 was lilatie ln the pastors ‘

~ '. l '. .- ` ." larv. A cnlllnlittee collsistin of C9

lterest ln ullateyer leitalned to "l - S _

l Messrs Jollli Viclieotl, Geo W “ll

Rhode Scholar and we confident- ' -

year were elet-ted as follows' llll

‘ ly predict for this young success- _ _ ' _ ~ .

ul career in life. Tile Guardian lvleslllll l“°sl°l` Dlllllllllllr _Lllllcllllll lf;

& C0., f-ongratulates Mr Godfrey on win- ll/lllllllllllllt s~Vllll"'y Gleell' Ml" B' .ll

t _

- W.IPa-.Vl.R S.A.'~

i...l...‘.i°’....fl°.l.... s.‘ll.i..".-’_“l _gl

The re orts ot' the various o an-

lzations stare submitted and slllgow- lllllllllelll, ‘ll -‘°lll'S Old. yet still Dllliii

_ alntalnlnlr large herds ot' cat.tle.Ineal-l

the church to be in ri flourishing Attallilxl Iillzrillllerllfslleud Expellllllglllllll. lllllll'

. ..a lnniense _vlo s o

ay cut f`l‘oln these old perlnanent asturos, when certain fertilizers ad been applied for ll succession

l' ' ' `

fr '

l%°'\ __

' :il '- ;.~~ i..."_,"‘

f. _. " `~ ,__ ~ _ ~~`-~f"`»' those of last year.

Mr. -Murdock McLeod, wllo re- 3 ~ -, \ l ' -~=f`-i-‘#»=»- - l.”;‘.;:;'°.;sa.£'::‘s.:l:'.;;“.25:: -

1M;ke, 2 l,|a¢_1" gmw when extended a vote of thanks for his 5’

only 1 grew before"

O C

Better fertlllzer---

bigger profits

it costs just as much to seed and harvest a thin crop as it does a bumper one. It pays to fertilize-proved over and over again-and It pays still better to use the BEST. That means Shun-Gain.

BUT-ORDER EARLVI

Strikes at the mines and

railway car snortage have cut down our raw materials. To make sure of your supply- and your bigger profits-or- der Bhur-Gain now and take early delivery. Good as mo- ney in the bank. See our local dilaier today or write. }UNN'S LIMITED, ~8T. JOHN N. B. Head Office, West Toronto. Ont. Representatives wanted in

unnllotwd territories

The trustees lol lilo ensuing

ed nil the different departments ol lll

condition. The receipts of current accounts ll

showed an increase of $1,000 over E

past services

CURLING BONSPIEL W

NEW GLASGOW, Jan, 14.-The K1

The game was li close one until

near the finish when one of thell local rinks secured a six shot. end which set the game fairly in New (llasgowu favor, Tomorrow the Clubs oi' Stellerton, Westville and Picton enter the contest. The players and scores in tonight's

BLUENOBE ANTIGONISH

C. S. Trotter Rev. J. lMcKeugl\ it. Murray E. Joceylin J. R. Murray W. P. Cunning-

(-Sklp 15) hom

ll. B. McCulloch (Skip 10) Geo. Gammon .M_ D. McKinnon

A. IS. Fraser C. Wilkie

D. C. Mckenzie R. Kirk, Jud-ge Patterson N Cunningham

(Skip 14) Dr [I1

Totals-45 (Skip 17)

Total-36

o rl - _

_.mil/lgority for Bluonose Club nine

clit pastures have not been llc- th ~‘=_sal'y as the only nletlloil or so- do ling crops tl-om rough lautl; ,yet er

g cel'taln fields down with Ilartiy 0|'

lan and lilake permanent pastur- s, so tllat we may use a three- eal' rotation, we will save n great eal in fencing, as our yards pens,

__`__,.___ line fences and perninnent pasture

ould be nil that we would need to

AT NEW ¢;|_A3(;0w_t`ence. This rotation ol' hoed crops,

'aln and clover hay would supply

curling Bonsplol for the Nortllmlk in about the lwollortlon required. trophy was opened here tonight the roughages and concentrates three rink.; from Antlgonish com- 110911641 by the tiuilkv herd. Am01'1R peting with the Bluenose Club of the |1000 t'1'0DS in the i11`Si y€1\1` 01' Now Glasgow in the opening l-°um]_ the rotation you could include oats,

0 Years of Eczema

--/IQ S/\.\ll'liI<l _('l`I\I~_ll) lll<}_:l_ (

_ re you rent ini: tic woe y `nil-

Kllllle w€re"" tullnn letters, tt-llinlr stories of Hilf-

ft-rlmz l’|'nril skill tli=lt~nscsl and Iltiw _

3 t_~ui-r- was i-tri-t-it-tl? er varieties, greatly improve the (_ L. Beck C. Stewart ___ ____ __ __ _ _

_ . _ _ _ , _ . _ quit y 0 9 Sl i‘lLZ€ Ill] DFEVBD h_ll'lllfl'yl,',, .lEI,l,ll",l.l._l‘"l"' (l"°‘ the immature corn 'from aourlng.

"Tell your:-l of cczelna on thc face. 'l`l'catcd \_lnnvnili|il:Iy by _doetr|l's, A sttlilplc alone of D.D.l)_ cured

lierc in pnrt of ii lreticr from Mrs.

Thr- proof of the pudding in In thc w- -MCD-»»-st-ll J. P. Mem--_§cll"l;...:;.?'l:..':...':.u.'f.i":.u2:.fn the »°--10 rl--1--' wh” wt- oildtlrsnmcnt from rlonrly every city

(gpm 16) R_ ,M_ graylligntl town ln the lmmlnlon, surely it

A, J. Chisholm (ski-p 9) |,,,,,,,,_,,_,_

llellel from In-hlnx torment Is Im-

medlulr. Just try one bottle of l). free, D.D. today on our positive guaran-

G. 1'., Jackson Dr. McKinnon mm ,L00 a l,,,l,_l,._ Try D_D_D_

.A ew

Boop, too.

- Control Drug Store. IL A. Faster.

lllem

Tlle ll11'€0')'€1ll' rotation can be plirt nllnalted at once, il' You do not un ve pcl'nlanenl_ pasture ol' land he

makes a very satisfactol'_v oi' any rtilion. .'\l|`all'tl is an

certain crop here. owing to frost avinl: it, and the presence ol` dis-

lf. would be most pl'ofltalll,\‘ hull- eases injurious to it. Red clover

the most slltisfltetory of the leg-

ous rotlgliages. We have found we get best results by never

c between the periods wllcn

s province is arable. and perm- ,red clover plants are growing in

is quite possible that by seed- not_

Ilal

yeals. Suppose, then, we do

It is Most

of` th

dairy

eI`€CI.

c0I'lf_: lllitlil'

---A Sample.Cured Her lywl- ro rl-:Arts ol-~ lccxiollu 2:11;

with

Ono frost _corn corn

me. etc."

pect

cnougll to convince the most wllh

ough

many

very

e soil. This lliealls the seeding wn witll every grain crop wlletll- we plan to plow the stubble or

lt. is well to make ll practice

_ sowing it small quantity o|` al-

rennial forage plants. and by giv- glke

g them the necessary care and wt

od, they might return us good exgel

'olits an pclrnlnrlent pasture. This oc ovlnce has much in conlluon with cg

llnd"wllite t_l'i\'el' on land tllat

ll be left for |it'stul‘c, ns they are

lent pasture leaumes. Alsike

casionillly protiucell rl most ex-

_ lit-nt crop ol' lilo finest clover

rts of Great Britain so far as l.llv_ mute and soil is concerlletl. Ev- '

'ywllere “over there” you find

rmanent pastures, many oi` lllenl :lui

_v lrolll tlttlsses. The lilly

ide l`l'onl the masses is not so

able for the cows, and not y so sutlslaetol'_\' as clover

lt is nlucll nlore valuable

when fed tn tile working horses. Timothy hay is best known, and the most widely grown ol` the gras- ses for hay purposes. The seed is easily obtained and easily grown.

only a fair pasture grass. of the other forage grasses

are better suited t'or pasture, some

e more important of these are

orchard grass, Kentucky blue grass and redtop.

Sllage. Tllere is probably no

district that feeds so small li

quantity ol` silllge as we do here in Prince Edward Island. Quite a number of our dalrymen were in- duced, a. number of years ago, to

silos for the preserving ot' sllage, Most ot' these met one or nlore failures with corn crop, and let the silo go . Sliage well cured is certain- very valuable roulzhnge for clttle. Early ripening varieti- corn, such as Quebec Yellow

or Canada Yellow, when mixed

some of the rank growing lat-

method of escaping the June when you have planted your early is to cover the young plants with the two discs on

a frost to occur. When the

danger is over, a good cultivation

the horse hoe will remove en- ot` the clay to let the col'n

Finding corn uncertain,

have turned to oats, peas

and vetches for a siinge crop with

lessor Truemnn hns demonstrated

I _ Q _ _,t that it is is satisfactory and econo-

mlcul crop to raise. and can be'|

good success. At Truro. Pro-

Prince

Edward

' -"uallea3Tf5'sl.rp-Niguel .ma 'S715' ~

“Wagon

Little h e ‘ Ilnew

where those tracks

would lea d! But some one had slain his brother and

- grimiy he followed

the track~to veng-

eance-to death-1

to love. '

A picture big with

the West,strong with the power of the

man’s man who

'plays it. _

Last Times Today to See ' William S. Hart

' _ -lN-

“ exon ' ` ' ' ' . ""' ‘THE of-lilfatbrrsrownfootnnrsu - _ ' ' ‘ " ' 1'-.raNu.eirrt'iv,1as2o.

4 »

-3- f.-,_

Tracks” -

f WILLIAM; S. HART lf,.,'\\l/ag_¢>nf,`l'vacl<s,' ' ' :».../ilzrclanrr tl.-of...

I “ln the 0cean’s Crip” l _ Eleventh Sensational Chapter of

The Perils of Thunder Mountain

Something N

Vaudevllle

Big Time Vaudevll

and Novel

ln Pictures

. . ` .

le ln Charlottetown

esru The _ it

TONIGHT 7 AND 8.45 TONIGHT _

@ 3%*

In Eugene Walter’s

ghng in a knife fight

OI' foe. ___ See the Answer

.l Earl IA/lilliams

_ Baptiste the halfbreed, saw his friend strug-

breed raised his gun and fired, one of the duelists fell, Baptiste coultl not tell whether it was friend _

Last Time to See .

Great Stage Success

;:._ “rua WOLF”

\ l

at a distance. The half l

Yourself Tonight I l

The Big V Comedians

__1N_

“swurs lull swunllls"

.ir A Laugh all the Way Through

\ .

. This Theatre will Close Tonight Until Further Notice

-. r.. -mt" <‘.ite» nits- ~»rt=t- --tion -.2 mils .1 up

' ‘S

made to replace zi large quantity of the clover hay and roots ol' the ration.

Roots. Roots are one of the ruost palatable ot' the succulent’ leeds. They do not only have a high feeding value, but they mater-` ially Improve the feeding value of the other feeds that they are com- bined with and have rl laxulive ef- fect thtit is most valuable in maln- tnining the health of our dairy cows.

Mangels tire counted the best ol'

the roots for dniry cows, pnrtly be- cause of their splendid keeping qualities. They require more cure in planting than turnlps, butwllen given a. rich, well worked, deep mellow soil ,and planted deep en-

otlt before it has germinated they will produce as many or more tons per acre than an other root it

ble to see that everything is just

nlps are easier to start than man-

gels' and are a most valuable crop for stock The white turni furn-

» ll

Ishes li soiling crop when needed. just after the cattle are_talton off.

lilo grass, and throughout the win- [Blk

Co rea Is.

The cereals are one of the most

economical sources of concentrates and on the average farm the by- products' from wheat, the poorer grades of oats and barley, form one of the chief sources of our m0r¢ expensive dairy foods.

Wheat: Wheat is usually too

high-priced for t’eedlng,except when one has at quantity of poor quality, anti then It is usually better to feed it to the hens. The by-pro» ducts, however, of bran and short! when ollr wheat is ground in loci; mills, give us tho best of these feds for our growing stock The

outrh so that the seed does not dry ttggdlng vm-legles 0| when nfl);-9|.

ent are: Early Red Fife, Huron and Marquis.

Oats: Oats. on the other hand,

_ y ' _

always pays to take time anti trotl- is 8 most excellent feed lm, dull.,

"0 . i

right when seeding niangels. 'I`ur~ 5 wg aa I contains mme lnolem

han elt-her corn or wheat, and can _

|19 Brown -more cheaply and econ- omlcally than wheat by the aver- fllzo farmer. This grain fits in very -_iéii

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