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IIAGIDOIA

;€Z-Z%Fé2i% Perennial Sow Thistle-and only by effective policing methods can the best quality of seed crop be secur- ed. As the Dominion Seed Branch points out, growers should police their fields carefully and be pre- pared to resort i0 liberal roguing where necessary in order to ensure. that their seed crop will be free from impurities which too often lender otherwise ‘rood seed oi no maret value wh: '.'(‘l‘. Roguing, or pulling weeds by and, before they have gone to sent. is the most ef- fective methods of making sure of securing a clean sccd crop.

wa, reports received showed a fine way the high degree of effi- ciency which has been attained ill carrylns out the principal object and purpose of the Association in respect to community beautifica- tion. The report oi the district Di- rector, J. B. Spencer, B. S. A. shows that effective work has bow‘- done in this respect by the follow- ing societies in the district:-

Anplior, North Gower, Billings Bridge, Pembroke, Gananoqufl. Kara, Almonte, Brockville, filmy, Township, Spencerville, and Hunt- ley Township.

The work accomplished by these societies emphasizes in a fine way the value of individual units giving effective support to the More Beautiful Canada campaign sponsored by the Canadian Horti- cultural Council.

1 Farm Notes

Flowers may be revived by plac- ing them in a. jug oi hot water and - . putting away for an hour in a cool, i dark p!ace. If very badly wilted. a weak stem, with a tendency to. plncc c “m, nlccc c; gnm- cnmnnm. difiop the berries, Vanguard has a m cnc wnccn stout thick stem that carries the ‘um’ m3!” m" °t u“ 3m and 1". Glass bottles or Jugs that have 800d position for picking.‘ I! it 6°83 1 become stained can be cleaned with BS W811 in the lighter Island SOUS I8 v gm“ 511095 of raw putafggg soaked 1t h" 1h the helivlfll‘. We B11511 heflrl in vinegar. These can be kept and much oi this berry in the future. used indefinitely, 1'11 "Bard to flavor, by the kindness -——- —————— of Mr. Reeves I was enabled to dis- Macaroni cheese, to be moist and BEEF SALES SHOW INCREASE tribute some of the fruit among my‘ creamy, should be made by boiling _ - acquaintances, who all agreed that macaroni, broken into short lengths An increase of 40 per cent or 11 W55 Superior t0 Duniop. Mr.‘ in quickly boiling salted water.»2,014,869 pounds in the volume of Reeves 15, 1 belleve, now ln n nnQDl-ain well. Make a. white sauce officially branded beef sold glflqn to place a llmlted qnnnmy with half a pint oi milk, a little throughout Canada during the firs‘. 0g vanguard plants on tnc market of the water in which the macar- four months of 193.‘. is shown in a next snrlng ioni was cooked a tablespoon oi report Just issued by the Markets ~ ~ Anyone who ls lnccccsccd at an: flour, and two of butter. Add the Intelligence Service of the Domin- e c" we b ~ =~ r“:""*::;.: “its”: stars: if???" :2 zrczctlggnx: hie; Si: ahasmgeen 0111p loaf graetecd olzflleeese, and good t: solindljzssgz: in}; gollcy applied t 1h 11° 58119111118111 °! "Yikhm? 1‘ ' seasonings, by the federal Department of . P181115 1°°d 111°“? immrmm w 1"‘ When well mixed, pour into a Agriculture to its Beef Grading i 511m ma" 1h vegetable 5515mm? greased fireproof dish, sprinkle with Service. With really good quality“ vellcthbks h" new Y l“ m“ an Ollrlw 0! Brated cheese, some in beef, positively rharked for easy, d1“ because they Pmvide Vitamin‘ breadcrumbs, and a little melted identification by the purchaseni end mlhehlls which "WY hh" "l" butter, and put in the oven to beef is regaining in steady incrcas-j "acted 1mm the sunshine and the brown. ing measure its old place as a pop- i 5°11- I “m. meat with Cnnacllan ncnsc. If grown in soil which is deficient “m” °“‘ °' °’““"“°°"' “d h“ Oil splashes on deuce-if‘; colored wives. It is interesting to nbtc that 1h hvhlhhle Ywhhshmhhl- ‘a?’ ah‘ late] announced h _ na ie - not develop their normfl 8 . v- -sised 10b. Ind 11 03195 W“? W75“ 113° hilly 0! W41” 0011510- 11191‘ it $116 "-1119 "-10. Wt the 0111!! cooking they arc on a nul- Bnl; Ml- to‘ kzep up the hg-‘rlatof ‘awhflducatltle gzflgzaieézzzlrz~Zegzzzdwfifhxziijg. fifizzliznicaiiniiic: e1: n‘; fleni-tilni? or or tenderness, and they are like- is metered 9' "m? 939w‘ 919d 111° P51113915 I b"! ‘m9. llhora- 111d WIS $50 10!‘ the 0811181. Whlch Reeves informs ale-and it is good which have roamed the woodlands line and covgflng the mgrkg with is. cc, Cnnndlnn clllcn In Mcncrccl, ly to be deficient in mineral and we m‘ m “W” 1“ d'°°°v°' "h" ‘hi1’ 131° m°h°h°°r "111-"4- M" W“ to know it-that through sonle freak and park since the time when they Leave til! pcl-rccuy dry, then brush m, lnsmnce, were h... at the pre- vltflmhl whlehl- A11 "whhl" ~ WW9“ "'1" a m6 h“ mu” V5995! m! 11114191 0110 119 h“ 3°15- ‘ 515111" 39111151 101' of pollination gweeg cheffles wlll were part of the great Caledonian cf! with a clean brush. sent time over 125 retail stores 511mm gmw ‘apmly and wmmm - h" 1'“ m“ h’ n‘ m w‘ “m” 1" ‘M’ 1° 41'3"“ ‘t 1"“ h m“- not give a full mp “l”, W n, forest-that is since the time of the featuring branded beef and it is ihlelrhllihh 1’ the m“ "whim °' . weed srowth u eliminated part of llsr savings. How to set it ~————— tinct varieties are growin inoclose 1 unclear Britons. The English pub- estimated that fully 1:07pm» cent of the" "B1116 "e 1°" 1°‘ l“ l‘ h’ h’ mpvrhhilh "WW1- WMI. u“ the question, for it was found GRAND VIEW 805°01- Cmhhi" pwtlnlity (So that unlegss 1 a 11v however has Dllt its hand down all u... beef branded u. Canada realized- .» is. 11411111 "w i“ flumhlm“ u“ “m” 1113'“ W" 111st as some other sweet varlet to 1118f: lllto its pants pocket and put up This is the time of the year finds an outlet in the Montreal Mme“ P181“ f°°ds 511°“ n“ be yum these arc removed the ready to fight gal- what sh; 1m; The closing oi Grand View School c“ my “Black Tarmgn" no u; enough nine‘... ln Snltc cl- nnl-d when the rogues of the seed crop market. spaded into the soil when itis first " “w” “mm” "fink/h “mm " m‘ ‘m ‘"4? 1° W“ m‘ '1'“ °“ “mm” ‘mmm’ slve only a scatterins of cherrirs) times as will,save the herd from should be carefully wst¢hed— mfipaged‘ Thmrilgxftlivfitzi: r is oonservod- _ for it and results Wen pfllhlPJm" 391511- . I . o ‘the most troublesome oi an °°°m° e .. watering the Ilrden u» w the slugger. The perm there- The Pllplls were examined u. the fi",,§,‘§§',',§"°”,°‘§“f,f° the" “L ex$.?:.°!11'll..c m yonhumbenn... $1.121.“ BIG the weeds Bladder -Cam- W the m“ “h” “m” °‘"‘e' dfectivo way of doing it ls to fore, decided um, becausg m, 1n. several subjects by in, lmnc," “(n as o o sweet and’ - i0 catch my Couch Gran Rn, them down. They should be sp- sour cherries just mmlng lngn bear.‘ about 1,500 acres of Chillingham P h- I “Ed cnccclcce amn- tnc coll n“ bench near the P151113 or t" seep, refused to live up her stores allowed good progress since the last mg and i m” chm,“ mm l n , park were Enacted w n“, wnd can Grass, Ragweed, Ox-eye Daisy and That. the Government of Italy P d the‘! and 1' M!“ and pom‘ m“, m“ peuwmny ‘he “mat d“ 3nd d“ d” tam‘ “$1,011 9f gwegg ch l g l; {,3 c‘ tie the red roe 3nd thg fgllgw depl- __ are doing everything in their pnwer been spmed an d 55mm Bl-gnd- Thn do” W0 mun‘ n d“ m“ u“ mph“, p“. Wm‘ m. u“, m. enmmmw m mm“ Th Bu“ M err es ills se ou. Th.“ an war wild ed ud- w ensure a pleasant’ profitable just before the seed u o, . the water mm directly ia m“, n,“ n” mo". a mum‘ an“ mwnm w" “m” m“ or s time pears were inths pink rock p mt r s r d. an"? ,d a e and economical m" by delcgam cast the Plant 11?; a u carat ma .. with the mam; roots, and m, m, W, l, m, m, Mum with m. Allen Flnlayson 1h a... us; ‘f’! “Y?” "' °°“““°'“"1° w Somgspeflf t em m; .0 the Fifth World's Poultry Con- 1°“ “l: m “L: u; m . l. evaporation. m“ “in m‘ wmk” m. 6N” h chm, with “on pupn pedormmz £1 y o r for the size of the . 0P e 8 sroun Fess‘ which meets at Rome next rake oro g y rees. I saw no Sign; o1 the usual and extensive bogs fringed with toil, so that it is well incorporated house plum boom“ m” l.“ h” ‘Wudwum 5°"! "llllt in m“ 1”" "r7 wwbly‘ Mm the f ' digging; and in]; Ml- ‘ nlders, so that it could be used for September’ is Show“ by a letter with top two or three inches. ,......- in a small 891cc and no mmnmcc n, ml,’ bu; hnmnn programme the teacher presented ma,“ atmbutéd t M no ccnc, nnnmc Fnnn cnc cccnm just received by F. c. Elford, Do- For an vegetables grown m "w, . leach of invlgoratinl out- cnnmn‘ non °ve]“m° all. m“ Oloh pupil with l gift. A csrtifl- o pa" m ' million Poultry l-Ilasbandman and m ch .‘_ spraying. The ground henengl-l tn, point of anatomy the cattle were plant 100d 511N114 be Thk°d 1° ' “new” need h: mo“ ‘h W11? by 49111-51!!! l. method where- “'1' w” “Fuded 1° u” "hwl trees was clear of both ass a d the Dllrest type oi the old Biaantic °1 1115 “me- h!‘ keepers B“ “'6' Canadian member o’ the congress soil. at the rate of four pound! P! than plants of similar na- by nnc mm could bc cbwncd for Physical Training. The children weeds and mellow as a Zed be: lcccll B05 nnlncncnlnc mncn clnn_ less and let some cf the beasts es- executive, from Professor A. A. hundred square m“; ac the um‘ nvwlns outsm- . without the owners knowledse. Be¢s “i”- mm‘ t“ m‘? “d "u" by b will h .1 ‘ inished by in-breeding, Their color’ was w the sleet 18"" “f the ‘"15" Ghhh- “"9"” °’ ‘he ammss‘ that the soil is prepared Jiust pm t‘ which m“ um ‘rowing IN encouraged w m‘ flun- nnncy the teacher and the ladies of the dlyut c on: (ginning o! the m‘ wQmvnl-labl wnlgn gm, the n-luz- tics. The authorities intervened and Arrangements have already been to seeding m" m“ l“ u“ “a” p“ in boxes (supsra) “w, m, cnnm, Woman's mstitute came "last but Torynfxpegccen e venture‘ zle black- tn’; wholt of the inside the °°11e¢t1on was dispersed, completed for Bmmmwatm“ °i Crops such as canola and beets. fw°°““““° futmazuw "h" b" ill which they rul- tllelr ymmr n“ 1m” ‘m’ ‘h’ “m1 "°‘°°‘“° Reeves zpsclallzcsirlgllwshserrtlclillfl: of the ealr and about one-third of “BMW: “it”; h?‘ highni: that require a longer period to pro- d smwn o Millw- n-m ice efea and cake. ' “hm” h a l“ 9 x” "I edible mducts. should b0 sail soon turns sour and, acr- 2:342: thernaboaro flffluefig; The -follow.i‘ng programme was Red Rupbeny’ “m” b°th mm“ m: 0:31‘: from the up dortmwafi‘: (2.50) per clay for room and board, Slit,‘ anocnccpcpnnccclcn c; nlnnq g to Government flower gar- Wm! ‘ b" “u” beneath ‘ham Elven: - and fruit. This strain originated at 1'9 - e oms were wh e w and where a "room de lllx with food about five cc clx wcckc lngcn experts. cause plant leaves to ' welwmn by Qll" M mnlnynnl-n vmehnd’ ontarm‘ m 1914' 1mm 5' black ups’ very fine and hem up bath" is preferred a price not to ex- at the cctc of two pounds w mty "u," and “m, ccpcclclly 0mm“ by Sam]. cross between the Cuthbert and the wards. The bulls had a thin mane, your bird contest’ Deed no nra (w p" day ncs bccn feet u! row‘ Apply along both 9mm" w mnmme‘ Mo‘ escape but dance hung-n gnmgol-c 3°°lllhl°h by All"! 311168- mflbom tupbemel; and M“ upright’ “nd about two inches long I am very much interested in arrangfli PF°Y°5S°Y 511181 315° 11151‘ sides of t herow, keeping tbout ugh of 8011 acidity is the fact m I‘ t h m ' w, by ccnlcncc Glnln R°°"°‘ w“ °“' °' m” PM” hmd‘ The “w” wmhed ‘mm 35° "° m birds. The first birds 1 fed lh the cates in his letter to Mr. Elford» nncc lncncs away 1mm the punt; it contains wet for extended ‘ cw om “b” o: “may qnon” by scnncl hfl-re-‘lllflllllble- The plant is a re- lbs- “d the mm‘ “p t° 63° lbs‘ The early winter were tile Blue Jllyfi- 11181 the 110"“ 0f 1101i’ Brrhhghd! This application of plant food -- after watering. 21?“? isms.“ without m‘ m“ Rwiutwn 117-5359" muuywn‘ muksbly strong grower with tau’ herd was maintained as nearly as In stormy weather I always kept for the Congress delegates and] should be made Just before a nec- ected potted plants soon m ‘I m ‘mm? on’ W‘, Qugrmu (school Dgyg) by vlclcg ma“ “PM” “d “m” 19mm” mssible’ “t ‘my animals‘ a piece of auet tied to the tOp of visitors during the period of the essary cultivation of the soil, in ...... 1,0 come “u”, 111”; “'5 p m” u’ b’ "Nut 3” u’ and M“ Bmcc Flcccncc cnd "ha-h" °5Wh1°h ‘Wmhhbe 811th- A “m” EH1“ Tankflvule mn‘ the rail on our veranda. Then I event will not exceed 1,000 to 1,200 order that the plant food may be -. can easily be detected by “p” ‘f’ “m! m ‘u °t u“ mm‘ nun-n Qlllis ' mngqmm u"? “m” “m” "m" “mm” “m” P“"“°“1m °t ‘he would watch them eat it, there lira (s50 to $60) including board. Wrnd ma, the soil. ‘ I180 gardener, and he should mm“! firm “m!” '5 u” be“ anon“ by. Bcnocl 0115115811. Ind (flwflrdlll! t0 a trial camel 1° a hlamed 5°°1etY 1" 1933- would be four or five at a time room and transportation. To date __ immediate steps to repot the ""1 16m painful method of taking vnedlcw M ' M an OHTIOG out at MacDonald College) wllloh throws some llsht on the" pecking at it, sometimes they fblifteell fllembel‘ countries hHVBlCANADLAN NATIONAL l from the bees the fruits of their r’ by "7 ° mm‘ twice that of the Herbert raspbeny. peculiarities "They hide their would fight 0V0!‘ n, and when they signffled their acceptance of the; nAILwAYs assumes wmhc gqund glue gnlggnu “hm”- 3” “ufl- 059N147". Mr. Reeves says that ‘raspberries yflllllfl. 1W0 101511911181". 11951411801‘ would get their mouth full then official invitation to offend the. -_-—- “on n” 9mm, “u,” n” should be included inthe equivalent “ma.” mm crowns are best planted in late 0cm," ol- sleeping by day. They are fierce they would fly up on the hedge. Fifth World's Poultry Congress. l‘ The cross ccvcnncs c; cnc Qnnn, torot away, or that they "7 W”? 5P1"!- GRDUND even in early November, since the when Pressed. but. Bfillerfllly BPBBR- then in a few seconds would be ?--—-— (nan Ncclcnnl Hallways m, tn, been unable n, m.“ n nor-‘ Momnnnn, July 154B}, The buds coma into activity early 1n ing. very timorous. moving of! on right back again. I was Wondering COMMUNITY BEAUTTFICAT1QN week gndlng July m1, 1932 were the appearance of anyoneHeven at if they were eating it or hidlng it $Z5S4IS37I as conlnaccd with $3494

n wally s. lot oi cnll frequently considered ,a occupation by tho 80111811

‘ Annual. cement !

to turn on the-hole for. a C The Int-ernational Co.’ of 12:22:: basuppnle Guuanrvpf M1111 1:30 great that the futility 19881111888 0f whether 8 farmer .. nu... on. u..- ‘water in grows wheat or not.~It will be to your advantage to call into the undersign-

us fashioned slrflultlfimm l . c. As _ , _ “ppm” ed place 0f busmes, and obtain full. particulars.

- oi the Federal nebul- o; Agriculture point out, if SAMUEIJKENNEDY, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

A MODEL ORCHARD

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_0n the invitation of Mr. l". S. , "m". o! Bouthpbrl, z journeyed 1° u!“ Place to lock over his cr- l chflrd and small fruit plots. I had been there about four years ago, when the trees had been planted but a short time, and now they are 1198111111118 to bear, when they come to maturity and are in full bearing, 1u my iudsmeut this will be, m _ Point oi superiority, the first com- mercialr-orchard in the Province. In support oi this opinion it may‘ be stated that the plantings include only the best of the older varieties 01 hllllles, with a heavy intermixture NEW YOBWS CIT! WOOL C110? 0! such modern uleations as Melba, lobe, etc. _ NEW YORK. July ls-(By The 1 was Dartciularl lh . any or the feeding roots b: ‘mmllhfi’ 1! I hob". 1h" h" “M41841 Pram-I'M W001 crud the cherries. 1 thSiVnk thrift’: if: new, garden plantflhis is "WM could e criticism oi mmmw York city's flock of sheep 1911 that m. Gussow remarked that equivalent to‘; psllfol o! wa- 1114- bllt more are lmtances where brought $28M this year. The city we grew w, mnny n-ccc c; ccmc l, every square yard of garden holrdlus bu prom of great bene- maintains its flock 1h Central variety of SOUI‘ cherry, and that n; ., . pailfuls to the squares-ed, lit to mankind. Several thousands Pal-k, with a full time caretaker. would be much more satisfactory to m llailfuls for s garden eight 0i yflamlio some observant person in a fold which cost $70,000 to build gmw mm, o; cnc nncdlcc cwccc vlds flhd w“ ma‘ I'm" T° “m” m“ ' “flu” “m9 111"“ m“? 7°"! 58°- oherries. This issound advice since ml. a garden adasuats wa- hld developed the habit of hoarding A lioness and a llama, a bison m," l, no ncmnnnccn bccwcén n“ om s. week becomes really to I. Nmlrhblo decree and this and a camel were under the haln- gm gym m, clcccccc n”, “d m,

., . .t amount oi time and effort. gpfllt in keeping woods ou.‘. o! nnlen 1t would ensure a lar- nlpply oi soil moisture b91113‘ l ed for plant growth than it to clve thorn throuah toting can u‘ hose. _ i: ‘“°,,,‘§“,,.,,,,,,,,, c, n WHY as: asoans ABE osan half an inch of rainfall to _ dry col] qggl; Qnqugh 1p (Elllflfllilmtll Farms Note)

PLANT FOOD FOR GABDINB

THE ClllLLlNGl-IAM CATTLE

Tile Earl of Tankerville, owner of Chillingham Castle, Northumber- land, in common with the other landowners oi Britain, is being

CALL FOR. WEED POLICE

REASONABLE RATES AS SURED

kept up by Capt. Leylarld. the pro- prietor of the castle. There were, I remember, a pair of Indian buffaloes and a variety of~ other ollilnals “canny. and uncanny." As Capt. Leyland was away exploring most

"FEED THE BIRDS" CONTEST (Sixth Prise)

Dear Siri-I would like to enter

O. N. B. RAILWAY TERMINAL

healthy growth d“, u, lick n! mm n“ rm u, nun“, u “m, can,“ “upon, c, c dnmcl spring. m passing hots that Viking

Then, loo. s. plant may get bound. growing s. root system completely fills the pot in - it is growing.

- as it may seem, ovorpoting. "' apiantin apottoo for its root System, will also ~- s. sour condition in the

advisable without injuring the mat system. ‘men it is ready to be piss- ed in the pot and packed around with fresh earth.

The new earth should be friable and composed o! a quantity of leaf- lnould or some good humus and some clean sand. This will give a soil that will crumble readily and

olacslmtion where an approach to the abandoned 150,000,000 Cana- dian Naional Railways terminal was to have been built, a group of single unemployed men from a nearby refuge have fashioned a

sports ground. Under competent supervision and with the help of a team of horses lent by a Montreal

rhymes with kicking—not hiking! Wherever strawberries are plant- ed, sooner or later, says Pamphlet No. B, New Series "Strawberry Root Weevil," this insect is sure to putin an appearance. It is some years since it first was noticed on straw- berries here, but it soon acquired a taste for raspberry blossoms as well,

beautifully shaped — short legs, a the bulls appear of a cream color;

of ordinary cattle." m

a great distance. In form they are when they flew into the hedge. So

straight back, horns of a. very fine them bread all broken up in small texture, thin skin, so that some of P160455 Dllt 011 511°" 1h fmht °1 m“ living room window and went in and they have a peculiar cry, more “"1 Whwhed the!" "ung- ukc cnnc c; n wlld be“; than tn”, would take as many as thee pieces

I close with an anecdote illustrat- “way- “d 1"“ would be back again and do the

little later on I started giving They

their mouths at once, and fly in a few seconds

At a. recent meeting nf societies of District No. 2 of 11K‘. Orltflfio Horticultural Association at the Central Experimental Farm, Otta-

915 for the corresponding period in 1931, a decrease of $630,078.

Lamrnesa prevented by DUIIIIITI.

c 7. . s: on“??? xaqsige,

ing their tenacity of life.

As an old bull had to be slaught- ered, one oi the keepers undertook to separate him from the rest oi the herd which were feeding in the

transplanting from one l»: ' er. first remove the plant

° 111st Dot. Gently tap the I the llot until the soil 160s- ll the pot up and the plant,

not keep wstclgin suspension long omits-actor the unemployed have Whlvh by t-hBWBy. ltpweabylrltho lnccnnncnc m, dcntn o; tn, non glgglgd nnll lqvgflgd n "m, “ma. other provinces. When the weevils

gomycsonwmm ,,;.,l nmu m. what slnallsr than a regulation struck Bouthportand besan cutting plum- mn b, “land to enl-lnn this football field. of! the l ‘ ly blossoms, Mr. mixture and add valuable food m- The first soccer game was played Reeves “put on his thlnklns can"