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'__JUI-Y 10» 1929' __ _..._ THE crlA_nLo1“rETovgl§l_ollARolAN _ ...__ PA'cE`N1NzY°

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_ I _Potato Mosaic ` ‘

F nooulmo ramen PLOT 'ro FARM

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c-ournol. mosaic or roraroas By Agricola

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. E. R. Bun Labonto Plant _ . ~ -

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°lY EW" °“ 5'~‘“°“~ THE TUSSQCK M0111 . plants which are off-type or other-

Charlottotown P. E. I. `

_ _ The seed-plot is a, comparitively cumlllg down Prlllce Slmel dal,

ld idea. but during recent years it ~ 3)

aVe ee ° _ (July atm 1 noticed the rue in-

_ ard has _been applied more generally as loads of lllls pest wlllcll ls llkell, to may be done before the blmls com,

I' an a d in the control of mosaic which b B _erlo lllleslllllllll mls yelll._ mlb bloom

_ y _ _ y. ` is known to effect serious reductions lliggz; llillm ulslle number of small

> In ymd' The Dmsmn °f B°=°‘ny’ larvae They are at present something DIBHY5 Of U16 519111161 C1!-55, I8 b¢¢'¢’-!»

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Ptliffr! Ml! HI" Remedy Fumes of household ammonia allow- Cemnl Experimental Farm' Ottawa' “def ° quam” Of all ifwh in length ltumips, cabbage, so that you have ed to seep up into the body ef ine h’"° d°“"°““""°d *ha* *his “Was” fl tnei fi t ein or 1 din is _O

an r rs m od ee g

It is Mt llvviiys necessary to like plug will ren-love the eerben that is ‘S km “"d°"°°“”’°‘ by °‘"°‘“’ ‘md to strip me lissue from the under *over for the seed crop next year.

H 5P'"k Plug “Part W U95" 15- C811-S1118 it to mlsbehave. Consistent mguemg °f me seed`p1°t' side of the leaves. The tussocks or;‘

S' '-~- 5 meth” whim is ‘mcepted "5 an small bunches of hairs. from which '

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_ established practice by the most su- they lake lllell, llllme_ are llllalllly vl5_

cessful producers of certified seed lhle llll

wise defective should be removed and in the case of annual crops llke beans radishes, spinach and the like, this

Keep an eye on the best shaped

Agricultural

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servioel

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nly select roots or plants to save , _

I Fairbanks Scales

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I For almost a century Fairbanks Scales have been known

_ nz u y ‘ - _ agi-

Roguel sho _d be done On] 'by as lc excrcscences on their

3 b ks' ' By.Pr0du¢f3 '

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individuals capable of detecting dis- The wel ll,ell.hll_ ll, are havlll lS_

` SIX TI ME S _ cases The symptom of mosaic are vel, ` e g

~ With 46,000 meshes ln a single roll of fox netting,

you will realize the security and protection that is given by PRINCE EDWARD fox Netting, with EVERY MESH

_° SIX TIMES STRONGER. THAN THE ORDINARY,- - WH! mesh solder-sealed into an immovable, time and

»f -the FIRST Fox Netting

still the BEST

B. L_, ' _

_ of infection for healthy plants, Best ibut as ll appealed to he the only t° get ‘fu that can be had “fr making

'fesuhs °*"\_b° °"P°°t°d °“1Y When Qspeclmcn of this pretty orchid' in the me lf.im`:h anld topi ft;-l amozwbges' . lf°8‘-Wing 15 d°“¢ Umm 95 Wen “S “fly locality. he did not take lt: an ac.ion Subsbhu S; fr eall er' flusllese' ` and lateinthe season. When rogueins which will commend itself to every Com S an mrrors' ll stu; 3

late, tubers from diseased plants are nature lbl.el._ The Arelhusa has hot l°‘”m35~ me Paper' °° "dm" E " liable to be left i th ground. This 1 _

U 9 been found on Prince Edward Island _agrlcullulal pl_oml5e_ The .ewllomlc

15 ¢° 5° lV°1d°d 9-’ Sum ¢“b°’5 Wm lpreviously, Another plant found at. l the me less tomato

be harvested with the crop and will the same place ‘las ldehllfled as :careers ° ° use

be all alll ln the lllahsmlssloh of Rubus Clmmaemoms L__ the clo__d_ _seed the bitter apricot keinel and

m°5°i° f“°m °“°° “WP I0 the next- berry or Bake-Apple also previously

In "Ed PW" Wm" P°f'°t°°3 “re unlisted here, It belongs to the bram- 2:5525; rollrlglallgflilis ;!et,1;?_ll§ar,E_T` $3?

Planted according to the tuber unit ble ol. blackberry lbmlly and hu ll Y B "5 '

-° ' _method it is quite ee-Sv to defevf all pleasantly testing fruit of e few large gflemy breaks hm 'hapw me

R To ChHfl0ft€f0WU f-1”-0 DIHMS "Om 0115 515995” Seedjyellow drupes. ‘It revived memories of

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9 luber, for, should mosaic appear in lb dal, long gone by lvhell I gathered lil-'5 ;ile1d_sl__alsp__r.wh_o cl A

' ~' . . but some of the units, the remain- ,ll b th sl Q _ _i e 5 ys- t e “`“T° n ‘ '

Rancher! have dug up PRINCE EDWARD wire, in

use 18 years, and found it good as the first day it was

. used. PRINCE EDWARD I specially made for the

salt-laden atmosphere of the Maritime Provinces, and is as superior to the ordlnaryms safety is superior to risk. USE PRINCE EDWARD and save future regrets.

Prince Edward Fox Netting

I is Sold by A'

_ _ _ _ _ (_ - d y liable to wash oft any spray ap- ‘ ¢\\\\\ ” greatly influenced by s°“"°““1 an iplied but I believe there are various

` ` ` ' `° ll 'I dill 'Ph USC €d|

_ , ST R O N G E R 'IE mglchion llnllsll hey are ° srl) lstickers which can be mixed with it

- | y r g sun g y ra n, an y

_ideposits from spray materials, Rogue- 'Lo prevent tm? I lss” °“t‘ t° “gm ltradicammyl by

_ 'ing should therefore be timed to ov- SOME RARE ORCHIDS ,’ _

. -ercomc such objections. _the Secretary of Agriculture on the

tiii tl I i lt 1 b -

Be I The removal of diseased Plants is By the Coullasy ol Ml__ Harold Mes_ u za onnohour lmagll-ecu u_ra____ _yd

rendered less effective by ignorance 'Selby Chl, slll,l,eylll,. l was enabled lJ1‘0dUC!5- 85 H CH CIC 2 ¢

of the symptons, haste, poor eye-_llo ellamlllc ll llllll:ll`0l lerreslrial _"_ _by the office of information of the

i_ e sight, by leaving part of the diseased 'chllls hlclllllll from ll dlslrlct mal, _ _ lnili in the ground, and by net carry-l Albellm f have been some holablb ‘°'3°°m‘*s “ “‘°”“l’_ ';_Y`;’°d;‘_°i °f “

mg zh° infected plants "mn me collections of tropical orchids amonftmmy process W ic 0 cn Bm' f1eld» fm' “hide may be present and them the collection at Kew éiardenc: _ because they dislike the flavor of dy- il_0lll_lGn_ and al the w_____el_ gardens at » dustrlal world, as Mr. Hyde shows. mg P1°“"’ ‘vm 3° 5° healthy °“es ]Sunderland, Eng., but these ll'.'tle or t whl h the will carry the disease. , , _ ° C Y chids indeed lie vlitli them in delle :lush ln plesslllg the seed to extract Dlseased PNN* 5h°“ld b° r°m°"ed'acy of form and in the mechanism .,

ll weather resisthll safeguard for your foxes. as soon as the symptons appear, lolrehsullhg Gloss lelllllzallon by ln_ lzhe oil, this tuu, called lintners was

hi h ma be very oon after the _ _ 3'

_ W_ Cm Y hr h_lh5 _ish md sects. They were Calopogon pulchel way to make from lls lllbllll lllat

pan comet* Ong K egmun 0 Mus (SW) R' Br" and Pogonla °Dhi°g` "looks and feels like sllk" Now the °he5° Phmtls mt he take" °““ im'Ilosscides (L_) Ker These are among‘ '

. medlately the symptons may become 'Our llllcl, olclllds Mr Melsew also fuzz has become so valuable that the

imllsked and later Wlll be the sblllcel _ ' ' ` y _seed ls shaved very close in order

_noted a plant of Aretllusa Biilbos

Russel Lwhamplon KenSlngt0n_ _ n e opes of Crocs fell in Cum

9 ins' members may be removed with 'berlsn<i. the nignest peek of tneihumble and bww °°" Ve

I the assurance that they represent the pemllne Chinn This is the i l 1 1

w _ pr ne Da _

i Wm- (fallbeck: Bedeque° complete iuber- fruit ef ine Labrador region, end ls il;

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` R» To Holmalla Ltd” Summerslde‘ fuurope. mad f cornstaik pu`p He has ac

-- i ::Wrm feed th it lit f , C ° " '

' Hayes, MCKBY &_ Sharps Tyne Valley' ‘i eliildrgn asnd endziliz; tail: litres? (li I U; ‘;l’lp°`t““"y °f ex' tuelly handled insulating and build-i

t -flo ered Je ll.

simple and effective remedy is Mother am g E, m W We img ward made cf comsmksi s°m°i

' _» u _ weed, Impatitns parviilora D. C., _ , _

.Jl H, Myrlck & L0., AIbeft0n. Graves Worm Exterminator. gathered heal, the wllarves ln the _;._s porous and light as cork and some.

city It was introduced some years

._ - Minnrd'o Llnirnont For Sore '.l'hro|tl_ a_go'and ls now quite naturalized _:lid he IIBS bB3l'l '~UiCl by 5 ¢h¢m|5t

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for their enduring accuracy, and each one of the many types has been perfected in design and build, to weigh' not only accurately but also to register clearly at the ut- most speed. From tiny delicate balance up to huge track

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an article of commerce in Northern ire

One of the by-products of The Na-

tional Republic which has suddenly

cans of a. subsidy, is an article by

Department of Agriculture, and so

ployed in the agriculture and ln-

Take the use of the “Cottony-fuzz"

"pr me eoiton eeed_itse-11 e l>y-pro-

nuisance, but the chemist found 1

Secretary Hyde's letter is full of

.he worse than useless raisin seed

y-product potentialities ( 11- `

ll El

as been shown a beautii ld'

nd bound book the paperc as l ade "mainly of cornstall: __: has! ad farm journals printed on paper:

most as hard and dense as iron'

bout that brownish cellulose sub-`»

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._~_..».~@<~es. .- °"°f>' Weighing Purpose. __ ~-

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bei ..,f;-fic is. _ __-' ‘_" ,.’_,*"§;~.`*"-_` v.._~»» -_*cf ,_ r »

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15: irrlgee . "fe “+.»\. ‘_l:I»r' .ao ='-»"-` f -T115#

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Fairbanks-_Morse pumps and motors

‘.'A pump for every purpose"--for water, sand, air, sewage

either separate drive. or direct-connected to Fairbanks- Morse Ball Bearing Motors, have made unusual record! for efficiency and dependability.

F-M. Stationary Diesel Engines

For isolated power plants where electric power is not available, and for standby service, Fairbanks-Morse Diesel Engines have proven thoroughly dependable and remark- ably iow in power, operation and maintenance costs. In mine, mill, grain elevator, railway yard, town and city light, power and pumping plants, in countless instances they are giving entire satisfaction using cheap low grade fuel oils. They are made on the 2 cycle principle in _l. wide range of sizes from 25 to 840 H.P,

’ ri-rs",

.Norton Grinding Wheels

For quickly removing metal, for cutting off, for pro- ducing a high finish on any material, for any service where grinding wheels can be used, you will find a Norton Wheel that will cut quicker, or produce a higher finish, or turn out more pieces at a lower cost. Norton Vlheels are carried in stock at all branches and at your service are men who have made a study of removing metal by grinding. They will tell you the right wheel to produce the most work at the lowest cost.

Steam

scale, the Fairbanks line includes scales for practically '

or stock, we can supply the special type of pump bee( suited for the service required. Fairbanks-Morse Pumps.

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“Leo HOME GROWN SEED lstance called lignln vl_hi.l1 is derived _I

. 9*? FOX D _from the corn plant. l Q

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`% ann DOG

_ BISCUIT .31 \ The vegetable garden seed plots re` lows his imagination to estimate '

_ <3, , . . . ‘\ ,,¢i lquire particular attention at this ghal mllllons and mllllons ol llons 0l_ ._ s.

5-7 ° ' ' ' 1' ` - fi " i --

il __ l_ll_ll,Elllll | _ _ ,season of ~he year. concentrating on _ ,_ _,duct 5,,_l,,,_ cob, and ,,,.,w M, _ _

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__ f the proper cultivation, rogueing and! 5 pr

For these and like evidence he ai-‘ .5>

b ~_ 5.( il ,ff

_ __ _ , ~ produced on our farms every year, _

L... \ protection from pests, both lnsccts'evel_y toll ol whlch "holds lm sw”

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“\ and fungoids e h lm beull ‘

,/_,l_‘_' _ :_ _ 404l4N(£|)\l\3\ 1' " In all cases the plumpness of the ict the mysteri S of “gm d

» _ _ ilose--and who knows what else?" I-le i

"` 1". Trace Mem _ I Need Wm be influenced by me °‘m°u_nt fgoes from the cornfield to the neish-` ‘

of water in the soil and this applies

" 1 all seed crops whether annual or

The summer diet is a most important one, great care

should be exercised in selecting the proper foods. Meat feeds should be reduced to' a minimum and supplemented by cereals and vegetables. IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS fed dry and- IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD with milk added make the ideal summer cereal ration for both adults and pups. These two highly nourishing foods ensure a bal- anced ration together with an abundance of minerals and most valuable Vitamines. IMPERIAL FOODS keep the foxes in good flesh and make them generally healthy and active. IMPERIAL eliminates premature shedding generally caused by excessive meat feeding or an unbal anced diet, and make for better pelts when prime. if

' Always keep a good supply of IMPERIALS on_hand, feed them liberally and you will reap results in highest class foxes with highest-priced pelts. -

’ For sale by leading dealers in all business centres or 'direct from factory.

Phone 721 Charlottetown, P. E. I. Box 446

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$9 An§8gG 0/(

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CO., --_wil/lr ws neva we-ln. now" ber inet insulsees spun: plug wil-es.

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' “ UNO" || protecting your Foxes.

e \ H* rm, hemp, 1, u/lavaivlaau ue-

_ _ _ ' _ l _ fore and after being woven.

I _ I Bangs Flat without bagging or sag-

/ .» " ` gin and males a i»el'f¢¢l DMG

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I si=l:u|A|.Lv Milne run Us.

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biennial. Cultivation to keep do\vnifll;;Is:l':l;chdl;,i_ allgulhxlsols; shi,

weeds,-whi:h waste water-and to irake a gocd soil mulch, will help. Weak liquid manure applied at in-

ftervlils will also help to plump the

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seed.

The second point, that of rogueing

is in keep. the seed true to type. All

‘bourlng oatfield, where he finds fur- '

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colton fields and`citrus groves. and

Equipment _

With complete stocks of practically every item used to control and regulate steam supply, including Fairbanks and Pratt & Cady Valves, we can meet the demands of I wide variety of services. Our men are experienced in supplying not only thc appropriate single valve, but also every item of a steam line, complete to engineers' blue prints, numbered and ready to install.

In our thirteen Branches you will find stocks of mechanical equipment and shop supplies that for variety and quantity are unequaled in Canada. Aside from the many lines made by us, we have been selected to represent many of the world's ~ outstanding makers of machine tools. machinery, equipment and supplies. Our °'

_ l ell is l 1 n ‘ll ' ' sl.. _como wr 1° W=ehl"¢f°° “vi” r ‘°f`°“ °° uiilfi-I ‘i&"i°§>§“,'n’il l.‘2`"m§’.ie§ li5§SXl°2n§'i2s‘°'°"d° ‘°' °‘"“

that the farmer must begin to think “more in the terms of his by-pro- id\icts" as the meat-packer has al- ready done. The by-products are as imuch the business of the farmer as

(Ulu CANADIAN

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' _ lare the main products! S0metil'f1eS

' they are the greater in value though

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_ _ _qauntitatively less. Here ls, as' the

PEERLESS FOX NETTING

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'its Better to be Sure Than Sorry "

your Fug” up the most profitable'

-.estment that you have. Are WI ng ce lose them. ny uelffr any °¢h°f “ing than l’eeri¢ll`l

Certainly not."

'Why?” "Because," you reel §_\ Hee IIIMY' g that the best "QUALITY NET-

' not removed at regular inierveleben usually ls u Jeb inet eslis for u

,secretary states. a new nield for lfil_rmer's co-operative ei‘fort-carry- _ing the by-products as far along the

_road to consumption aspossible-and iturning back to the farmer his fare lshare of the profits from their util-

neolrva saskfxrooiv

ST. 1_|OHN QUEBEC MONTREAL OTTAWA TORONTO \VIN`DSOR WINNIPEG

CQMPANY-.firmness

CALGARY EDMO.\'TON VANCOUVER VICTORIA

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Cause of Misfiring

Substitute For Magnet

Recovering a recalcitrant nut or

bolt that has dropped into the drip

Oil that forms a grimy casing for

the outside of the engine when it is

does more than hide possible trou- bles. One of its common, though not widely recognized demeriis, is that it comes into contact with the rub-

mlgnet. There is a cheap substitute that will work in case the missing unit is not too heavy. Put e. blob of fairly hevay grease on the end of a screwdriver or piece of wire and go

oil and grease nlwlvs have been inning for the missing nut.

hard on rubber and this particular

case is no exception. It rote and that '°“i”**._°

means iuenlcxent lzmnon' lllulrd'e Linlmont for Cough: b Colds,

Compulsory Potato Inspection

A meeting of the potato shippers of Prince

Edward Island, in conjunction with potato growers interested, will be held in Prince of Wales College, Saturday, July-s13th, at_4 p. m., to consider the advisabllity of petitioning the Dominion Fruit Com- missioner to enact regulations requiring compul- sory inspection of all tablestock potatoes shipped from this Province.

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DEPARTIVIENIQE AGRICULTURE

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::Chei1p<’st of all Oils--Ccllsldering min from coast w Quan. and the qllaliiics of Dr. Tilonins' Eclcctricl coiiiliay merchants keep it for s Oil it is the clicrgicst of nil ;ii~;p:irn-l so, being easily procurable and

lions oflf-rrd lo the public, lt is lol iremeiy moderate in price, no i be found m <‘\'ci'1.' drug szoi-v in Can- slicuid be without a bottle of it.

P. E. I. Potato Growers Annual Picnic And Business Meeting

Tile ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING oi' the

P. E. I. Potato Growers’ Association, for the eleo tion of officers and transaction of general business will bc licld on Saturday, July 13th, at the Prince of Wales College, conmlencing at 1.30 p. nl. sharp. MEMBERS ONLY ADMITTED.

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Tile ANNUAL PiCNiC will be lleld at the

Experimental Farm on the above dale. All interested are welcome. Lunch willlbc held in the Grove at 12.00. Dishes, tea, coffee, ugar and milll will be provided by the Farm. Bring your own food and friends. r

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