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s vrsrroas sss cs ‘rho; Provincial Ebfhlbition now i3 fllnziwlﬂl. hsscglven the people of _ cs spdtpurticulorly Di this l"! ‘on to, be proud of. The fact “ill. lrlsljsoimany visitors pre- IQM ' Othensections 0f Canada ‘Ind f ,_ the ~l1nited States gives our PNvinrlAl Exhibition an added pro- lnlneng. The agricultural exhibits are suph as any country might be proud ‘bf. and visitors from far and v D-‘ﬂd a new meaning into the eiiflresslons "the Garden of the Gill!" ind "the Denmark of Canada" which flave so frequently been appli- ed to Prince Edward Island. A's-nines of prid: to our citizens is the frequent expressidils of visitors in praise o! Charlottetown. Many nave ‘expressed the opinion that Char!‘ town is the most, beautiful city o§ its size in Canada. Its broad streetsfwell paved, well bordered with tron. its many handsome lawns and resideﬂoes. its numerous fine church ldiliceﬁ, its lovely central Square and ilowerzgarclen, its restful tree-shaded pQiiSf/ind avenues, its ozone laden fresh from the sea, its spac- lous harbor and picturesque water front-ﬁll contribute to make s pic- ture that is at once charming and refreshing. The historic interest of his so is not lost sight oi’ by visitors, to whin this feature is an added at- tricticil. As the Cradle of Confedera- UM and one of the earliest colonial csiusnisnzs of British North America. Charlottetown, to the stu- lsnt of Canadian history,’ has an in- ilresf its own. It is a pleasure for ibis oil-ll 0i visitors to note that Pith its tradition and history the ‘civydlzwell abreast of the times- in lnproved streets and traffic facili- t-llat, while retaining the picturqque charm and atmosphere cilﬂiolﬁlisl days. it maintains its '91» ﬁfths capital of a province wbfobfin recent years has made an onvisbic reputation in agricultural

Nougs pleasing to cur people are the commerlts of visitors on the rural beautig of the Province. Its well til- led faﬁms. comfortable homesteads and gqbaeral air of contentment, are remarked by all.

The present occasion offers an op- portunity for taking stock of our many Edvantages, and for seeing the through the eyes of visitors: who to whom the Island pro- vince, "in its fresh summer garb, ls something oi a revelation.

' ‘_ in! was. or: wasps -’ i; t .

Albums. had-a weed week recently, llyl the Vancouver Province.- and there werg lectures and demonstra- tions s§d radio messages and urticles ln thehewspapers, all with tho idea

of impressing upon the people of the provinde the folly of growing weeds when Tthcy might just as well be growing’ wheat. Saskatchewan has Qﬂlbtfid upon an anti-weed cam- psign. Afnd British Columbia, if one may judge by the work of her Legis- ‘Itum: is not uninterested. About ovary isecond szssion for the last eight or ton years at least. tho Nox- ious “toads Act has been reviewed Ind amynded and tightened up.

The damage dons by weeds to the ‘ma, is

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Another ’thlng that makes weed er- adication dlfflcult is the capacity of some seeds to endure for years with- out germination. The farmer may think that by persistent cultivation he has clean-ed up his land, when. presto, conditions turn out to be Just right for the germination of a fine collec- tion o! wild oats or mustard or cockle seeds that, have been waiting for such an opportunity, and the work has to be done all over again. Mr. cordon n, Stewart of the Diminloll Seed Branch at Calgary tells in a recent issue of the ‘Western Farmer. of a weed burvey of the four western provinces. Seventy-four fields were selected, and 573 samples of soil were taken and examined. Of these. 191 samples were taken from the surface, and others running down to seven inches. Practically the same number of weed seeds were found in each’ inch of soil examined-about 20,000 to the square yard for each inch in depth. With such seeding u this. it can scarcely be wondered at that the weeds are always with us.

How can weeds be eradicated?" There are several standard ways, and all require close attention. The first is the sowing of clean seed. If the farmer deliberately puts weed seeds in his soil, he can. o! course, not ex- pect to escape the scourge he is en- couraging. The second method is cul- tlvatlon-summer-fallowing or the use of special machinery. -'I‘hs third is crop rotation, including-what, the prairie farmer doesn't nluch like-a pasture rotation. with cattle or sllecP to eat down the herbage and prevent weed seeds from developing. The war against weeds is difficult and con- tinuous, but the farmer is beginninl to learn that unless he carries it on unremlttingly the weeds will con- quer,

A GROWING PROBLEM

What has given country life its chief charm and was indeed tho main sourceof its strength, says a com- munlcation from the Social Service council of Canada, was the integ- rity and solidarity of the home of the household farmer. The age which produced the type was a great period

communities, bound by a tie which held the family together and gave it influence in the neighbourhood. have almost disappeared for imder the spell of the city and the lure of cheap land elsewhere, the family unit has been broken. Individuals, instead of famlliu, migrate, leaving behind them a remnant of a family. The most efficient and the most ambit- ious as well as the restless and dis- contented hear the call first, and in the old homestead, is left I broken family unit, If the children left be- hind do not marry or if they feel themselves tied by duty to aged parents, to s. place they have ceased to love, there is nothing but tragedy. Before the Canadian Senato C - mission, the Hon. A. C. Bell, refer

ring to the province of Nova Scotia. said: “In many parts you will find nearly ever house occupied by an elderly couple or bY l 510119101’ brother and maiden sister." Testi-

mony from Ontario was given by the Hon. E. C. Drury, of ten families on

contiguous lots ‘in a mils and s

t‘ Amwe" w 5 ‘went five years of age, and a family of , I i“ sﬂsmhtwﬂn sus- children. During the winter of 1928. b" m“ m‘ "Em" “WW9 in Manitoba. investigation revel-led

m‘ liﬂﬁlncl was about llplr cent. That may not slim w"; W10- ‘011 I production of 100,000,- M bﬁbls of wheat, it. menus; is“ at m than 25.000500 limbo]; M- ttbcr estimate is thlt the Saskatche-

' ﬁn loss is l2 an acre, or about J20.-

tpoooqiis year for the whole p ﬂak’ 3!. l I

ievcixl circumstances makq it dif- ficult to combat. the weed menace. One is the enormous productivity of chills weeds. A single plant of tumbling mustard. for instance Reduce as many u 1.000.000 ﬂ. and ls the pllnt. inmost mo-

ths fact that in an area of 140 sec-

tions 20% were owned and operated or occupied by 4s. bachelor farmers of whom mum but tbs age of 40 years. . ' g No solution co this inmumiv ca. iisuil broom is" oficrok uqiilo munication rgjcrrod id'- from Mg Social Service cvuotll: out_ the whole country 7 speck for themselves. and the mops: is one which $106091 and provincial. should ' wlﬁwita.‘

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Yesterday‘! glorious weather put

in our history, These household-

lstricts where the alsrcury_ risen as high as it. does in bhnitoba are described in Canadian cbool books as having s. clilhats "that ruely rises above the zero point." And. even in places where the tree-growth rises to the ight b! 100 feet 1T0 lil- down as "ba n", while many other places where the verdurc is On a level with that in southern Alberta vars dismissed as regions when only "moss and lichens" are touadt

It is of interest to note ‘that the secret of Scotland Yard‘ and other great owns-detecting agencies ‘o: Europe are to be brought to Obinso for use in the battle against. lamen- ness. The confldsntiayfyles of En!- land, France, Germany,’ Austria and Italy"have been opened for inspec- tion to a representative from the States, who is visiting Eilropean’ cap- ltels to consult with orinis officials and learn their methods in detail. Thus ‘espitc "Big Bill“, the" police of the Windy-City will‘ mm inttruc- tion from Scotland‘ Yard.

Toronto is troubled with Reds. whose meetings have been ‘dispersed by the police, and some arrests made. whereupon a-Toronto paper, in sym- pathy with the Communists, raises the cry of "free speech." The Globe, under the headline Plforcc-on Occa- sion" quotos what was dons in bon- don in 1911, when two armed snar- chists hsd taken refuge in an East London house. Mr. Churchill, who is now in Canada, personally‘ led an attacking force of numerous police officers with i000 so 1500 police, with pistols and shot guns, 90 men armed withrlfles, one Scots mschirisgun detachment, one field / gun, with I-lorss Artillery one‘ strong reserve from the firs brigade. '

moi-s was no reading of tho mo: Act. amr a cssfsnlnghombsl-cmcnc from weapons of all cslibresm the house was set afire; which was put out. after the rocfllad collapsed and the despcradoes burned. Tho conclusion of the whois story loom-tbs on the-spot is the best Judge cfwh ‘t is necessary in an emergency.

‘ Tom-ht: who a peep at the. Exhibition in Charlottetown will not,

the standard cf similar fairs, in the great cities oi the world. Our city

the oooiaisn Arctic rsglohroitirg j sd in its own lchocltsitbooksfi-lilllﬁ ;~.

peg ufterlspendinl over ‘elovsh years j in the far north. and lie tells that .

‘they did not need

“more blood rushes tblt cs whoniitis"

if they are intelligent, judge irby _

sulin could" barducsq. 1

. 1+ was foililo" mo. crcrolso Jsciunliy increased» the pmoiint (bl; insulin manufactured within ‘than, so, that much " lnsillin mission inoo them. _, l

‘ Iurther, when the‘ muscles works

hard as much as ‘twenty-live

at restf a _ _ .

This meansthen that» work, work of the uscles, is redily ‘Inot only safe for the iabetic but actually helps him to produce more insulin of h]! 0WD. \ 3 x _

This knowledge is worth‘ much to the diabetic wbo is afrdid out h; will weaken himself and use up too much sugar ih his system, ‘and have more lost bylway of the urine.

He will now go about doing the or- dinbry things of. life which will not onlyjgivc strength" of body, but will also give peace of mind. '

However I am not thinkihg of the diabetic at present. but about‘ the ordinary everyday healthy individual, that if he isvwllilnglo work.’ to exer- cise. he willﬂocd his milsolss ‘with blood, living them strength, but will also manufacture more insulinffor use in l-hﬂ body. which lacuna richer

This does not mean hours of exer- cise or work daily but lust s. matter of ilvc to ten minuteswith the blood rlushins through _in suoh tremend- ously increased uncunﬁis-liatlyou gs: 'th's benefit of it the other twenty three ‘hours and‘ fifty of tho day. This daily- exercise educates

muscle to remain a little‘ wider op all the time, so thatfsvién‘ whqp yd are at rest you get the beneﬁt of this incrsasedsupply of blood, '_

I! to this tenminutes you ‘ a

m" bu". limsﬂpkidneys, pancreas, intestine. and skin are setting their 11111? Merci-lo Just as are the muscles with which you do thcexerclsg.

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is but small with about 13.00011:- habitants, and our province‘ also contains but 2.104 square ‘ﬂlllos and‘ some 86.000 peoplfwithin its shores.

diminutive for their age. mo‘: wshnvs bad a Covsrnmentsnd s. Parlilmcnt of our ‘own for more than I50 years. and tnatjs longer than _Wg|hingt,0n hI-Bhld aCongress, or, thgngny other province in Canada, excepting Nova Scotia, his been making m‘ own laws, .Whlt we claim for our Exhibition Js that it is as good and‘ u; ygrigq m the number and‘ quality o: m; u. hiblts__it‘.<i1lllll¥s_ as any other city of the same ‘size in Csnsda- ‘fill; now but up. When we findouraslvssilest; en we shall try again. _ >

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non. n. n. Bennett lnvsnccliver told his hearers yum, "thorns ‘going on in-this couritryfas in other cﬁirp. "lee. a crest sconomo wal-ﬂ" ‘it is a war of ‘commerce. livery country 1i trying to sou in goods" in cocoon. no asks, howmrs we going m“; the sitaationtAre ws to bscfoinc a great nation pf 2s millions “or moi-a in a short’ time? Are ws tosurvivs, or are we to loss Ollfjllﬂtyf are problems that tian- no sq lightly m. aside. Thou probiqms lure be solved. We calms; dgignjg rs sins for us, for the" young "tbsp Ind WWI women of thsConlslva- tlve faith to find’ the solution.‘ The

of which svsl-y Canadian slim you; boproud. ' " -‘ 4i

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‘Both our city andprovincs arc rather, -

.But wlisnthat child, called Spring,

reason I sa the Conserve ~ p‘ °' m‘ weswm Prmmm“ quarter, of which only three consist- i; 13cm“ 0y“ m", pgniydﬁzytin‘: 7 mmum‘ “t "W! 3 9° ed of father and mother under forty- traditions of our party. It is sham

was scaaacaow

All winter tliroush i bow my head __8snesth the driving rain; .- The north wind powders me with And blows me black again; - ‘ ' At midnight ‘neatli amaze o! stars

I. coins-min glittering unis,‘ ' And stand, above the stubble stiff As mail at morning-prime ‘ ‘ :_

and Ill l _ His cst of children. come, "is soot 4 x their buds mo‘ dew upon ,-. Thsssjcres ,of,,my home, ' ; < rapture in ‘my rags swakes; ,1 lift void eyes and scan ' The ‘lkiss for crows. than ravcning _ Of lily ltrsngs master; Niall l r which hiin striding lsrlk ‘behind l-lis clashing min. and show . Icon will tbegwhest swish holy high , wbsii ouos lay sterile snow; \ scoasiisillgalsacrossaiml‘ .;0iliili§tl¢liﬂﬂ.lllml i -. . . . which unsiachuic wool: bath m- ilsrysst once auxin. ' _, , .. ,.. .g ...yvgiur so unsure. . I

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h 'to__be mun on in» s11 .

' to~win bys Danish traveller should ‘bu? . equal to four Enllillfinlles!

the small ‘ arteries ‘ilupplyiiig the,

wall everyday. you may ren- p ured ‘

- smglisn. liquid ‘and pleasant toziths _ _ ear andjiar less guttursl than .' man. The vocabulary has a '

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v fmhginltiyi‘ qygmmuprinos H, Unsaid gluon: tbsilvcurites spd drl

It ,4:- ting that such a compliment to ling minimum coma brwlnol mark since. u the annihilate: Mr cspsbls of (doling-It home’ is abroad, it __la surely 1b like

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o! the two nations}; _ not so slovﬂssit stills ' than it loom. '11}: i Enslish. .39: thin!!- shoutilﬂ; "l, 19W station with an sluts: sulscuasuzou rssrjshgsgg started by ‘nil-stake; ThQIQ the furious arm-w! y‘ .- and horn-blowingoswshi

uni balloons $049551!

the modest ooorlf-fbinglng... whistle of- an English o: ~ waiter. does not bellow ‘ ﬁlsoordlrs _ v the kitchen nor skulls "slbout hlsim in s mcniclng utmost-b bits He icelis ycu- slowly?» immensely. _If you avoid-the inter national ¢typs of. QﬂiiRlQt the Danisirfish-hodrs» u- ] _

an incomivnrlbleibmqii it well -tQ"I'0lIi0l'h1I8l‘- tbs one,“ ,_ . "portion" equalstwoj cterpthiiﬂ English plattsﬂills l _ derstand that Rhinos , , fat before his ._prioie. , ‘ .

which I would towthink '

lshltoo, but can hardly than as tivc. shopkeepers Ly rote your lnonzgil, in’ ‘

and thehsad porter, orny _ every inch an" uncle who 5 ‘ _

quietly rendering inignensitieg bdr- vlcc, telephoning, jinmp ting, . coimsellng without svel- ' '

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wssrinessphss-duitrof _ lid slip the explanation that ‘ugh not t- mltted. We have paid‘ Min pet Milt- -on the billpol which-ills mo: hi: share: nod-hora will‘ lie‘tske'.'1't.' ll

things otherwise‘. in ‘Wines, hotel: winter-gardens’ itching. palms. . whose jdool-steils,

like a, ﬂoat-mil not Isl _ orscioi. of, a ohseitya Qrgahiss on 50w» ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ .-

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The la- , noounoinsin ‘

Pﬂliile‘ are s theyars speaking a specﬁs of drsdiil

close kinship with Scottish snails";

ingcorrect Danish. But it is the and texture of the countrysid you go north frozndtiperz-bsge Elsinore that mskeryou ma: “so, preciats the fact of Hamlet? lish greigtnrss. mo‘ besiili-foﬁztl molt the pa: and suggest ills cantor-q with the hills left out, ‘a kin“ 0t finished nuokinghsinshlrs . pllcid waters-pf thousand-rad ’ the lazy Thames ‘and hots

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sable by French omoiaiirinlfnoo-svsii , ' ‘ , "filo. .'

uily, and

ocnrnoismiiuis, , ' Pilscnﬁflildplcture

. 1 . ' There u cor-neoplasms acuity ‘;~ rm

strange tongue, yoifcffcr ,

g his.

enough tr be helpful. "rlionordsr , . ﬁrs Ifoihrsﬁc! W" l0

Lit-tum aivolssn- i ' "

tricate prob ins of pronuncijtibigis f ‘ not easy‘ but it is English infur- lli- _ e tonations; you maynot kncwwliatt- ' g, yet yourcsifjtiist 3

parent lwsiis to say "Nob, balm; gang}: V kirk" he would be vtrfnscriy ‘speak-

a stark to remind yotro: dsrssn. The sound. bairii ‘limbs lass, has nolssa-bsael-iflllraltissi the; gardens of thvlpcsilinlis , run down~to<tns 191's 0d fad‘, iruslsndor wooden Jsthss f

Ind boating as thou:

hm orWll-low» Ob coy

' ish shots; which "yclvlslrthtc

suminerbutpls rgood iiiil"

can bs no‘ storing or; _ would be shamrock-vi ulnar. ' - Elsinore iLcin-iously Ilglijij,

3byIwith atciichloi, “ u a "

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,l'i'lifofi_l‘nb.w'e_ love

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histtci-Jwc went _ l for ‘ ifelf gru rswsrdmg. Ijiflttlé pitta-n of red-tiled abouts‘ ‘square; it

1 ‘oialliths ccuturi-cs ' the difference. Very

, lot it locks; the

u bssi-‘in such

i “(ummsr evenings anwretsi played round

wool Yotibk was gout! ﬁlm th them d was

__ "tolonlus walked

l}; I on Itch; occasions; hQW window-minis

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s inquisitive _ women jmoy l

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I gaopaiilig Idown the

a ‘itpii an ancient cus- dpsidefu ‘smileys; and . .wbiill,, lllll Hamlet was . an Flislisll wanders the

t0 , I _ plies iii lulVof ghosts, though,

this», oranmlsvr lluhsr by now. We have seen

battleincnts, ~a boy- .

;ssiltinéi’s bayonet; ‘in bs will be over bsre.

‘lap-toy \ eerie!“ H“? V. st. tbs

mail thhedverﬂseuoi- , .

‘fqphielirs maid and ‘tok-

‘wid Fair janksMorse ser-

; vice organicatiprus. ." w‘, M H , _'A Free, Bobble ‘tcllihg allsbout this nsw money. i . saving farmpower. be sent youjfrom our near-

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