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WINSLOE NORTH SCHOOL FAIR

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By the time this appears in print the school Fair at _Winsloo North will have lrezrme a pleasant mem- cry Lo the \:'.mg folk who took part in it. It is a gratifying feature that the committee of the Fair have de- rided this year to offer fjizes for the best, collection of insects. The sub- ievt is not only very interesting as u “l\0l>bv“—evcry scholar should have a hobby-mull. highly important also since insects work for and against U5 in Inf-RY ways. In fact the harm. ful insects are mans chief rivals for the ‘porsesslon of the earth, little as we imagine it; and if their numbers were not kept down by natured and artificial checks our food‘ supply would $894111’ ,be cut off. For this reason observers in ull Darts of can- 11"- the direction of the D0- mlon. Entomologist, have this year for the first time, instituted an “in- sect pest survey" and the results of their observations have appeared daring the summer condensed into a monthly bulletin. There seems to be s lack of observers in P. E. I. as compared with the other provinces, but with the good work carried out ‘o; fine Schcol Fairs. this will be remedied in time. Who knows but that the lllturc Dominion Entomo- logist this year exhibited his insects at Winsloe North.

Last year a proposal was made thlit a school song cont/est be ma“? iurltui at the Sehtol Fairs and it is

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Soy Beans again

hoizccl the icicn will not be lost sight '

As I write. about 75 per ecm, of

1m!’ experimental crop of 50y beans,

' is ripe. It has been an Qlicfifileiqnally;

an warm summer of course. but the

first beans ripened in 9e days as against 113 as given in the bulletins,

~ H A R D -'- and it may be possible to u-crl; up , v an curly strain suitable for this Is- -.. . .__.. , ____,___._ 1 15nd, '

Aitlst: “I'd like to paint your por- ‘ fruit. Have you ever bccn done in The uses of soy-beans are innum- ci

Ci": Man: "Yes; I lost $1.000 in a. struck the popular imagination. pTlYwl speculation o few weeks ago!" Visitors ask what the plant is and

ernble but only one seems to have contents of the tuber from insect

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6n being told the invariable reply is "Soy beans"? ‘Ihavs what-is made of naming a, proprietary beverage of a nourishing character "like cocoa", 1t is a. lam. l’. believe, that Canada imports about hall.’ a million pgundg cf soy bran oil for use in the arts and manufactures, and I read that at a meeting of the Wisconsin Fox Breeders, it was proposed w use soy beans as a substitute for meat, in part. This is because they have a. high protein and oil content.

1 Potato Digging

Some farmers havedieen tempted by the fine weather to dig early, and found that, their potatoes "skin ned" badly. This untoward result was due to a. certain immaturity of the tubers COTIQI protection. and it would have been better to defer the digging till every trace of green had left the stems. A sveightier reason for postponing the operation is that the spores oi the late blight infect the potato (causing rot in the cel- lar) when it is dug Just after the leaves die. Fortunately it has been discovered that these spores have only a short life. from ten to fDur- teen days: and if the grower allows the potato stems to die down, and then waits for that period before digging, the chance of infection is re duced t; a minimum. This point cannot be too strongly insisted. on.

Years ago, at a “Summer School" course in Charlottetown I heard :1 professor lecture on the principal substances contained in the pfltato tuber. The most striking fact that 80 per cent of the tuber is water: that is. 4B lbs in every bushel. (A great price for water when potatoes are $1. a bushel) This readily ex- plains the short crops in a dry sea- son. Following this came the cal- culation that 18 per cent is starch. a. food producing’ heat and energy: an¢ 1 per cent prbtein, which is the flesh and muscle builder. The pro- tien is disposed in a thin layer just under the skin, and paring, especial- ly if carelessly done. removes most of this valuable material. The rt- mainlng 1 per cent is woody tissue. which permeates the loose starch and holds it in shape after the pot- zlto i5 pared. The whole is surround- ed by a. vrhterproof corky bark- ~whose function it is to retain the water for a very long time, and which protects, to some extent. the

and f ungoid foes.

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P10131110: Time The heavy 111m are rapidly bring School Fair

lng the ground into condition for ploughing. This operation-tile basic cultural work in farming shows in a. great extent, the character of the man engaged in it. If the work is uniform with no sod thrown 0H1; .01 place or missed i! thefimwn 1s even 5'18. l..-—l Hilda. Eeoton, Fiat River; ' and the fun-Ow; wen cleaned up’ , 2. Marlon Smith, Belle Rluz, 3. John then we look at the field with pleas- lC°°1‘- 5°11 31V"- um and say “m”, u; a, any“; ‘ Sec. z-wheat. i. Earla. Beaten. gar-merg- AM we l5 Qng 0f the gs- Flat River; 2. Hilda Beatnn, Flat sentms of success lRlver; 3, William Mocltae, Flat River. In the North of Ell-gland and in?‘ Sec. i-Swcet Corn. l. Mary Mac- Sootland in the days of my boyhood lQucri. Wood Islands West; 2. Donald good ploughing was encouraged bypaz/Queen. Wood Islands West‘. 3. "ploughing matches" and I verily beiMaurice Stewart. Belle River. lie_ve some of the old veterans could] Sec. 5.-"l‘hrcshed Beans. .1. have driven a furrow for half a. mile ‘lvlargaret Riley, Belle River: 2, without inch deviation from the true Donny young; Belle Elves; 3' The "ploulilllfl! match" is beoomlnlliMaurice Stewart. Belle River. popular in some parts of Canada. class 2 and might well be introduced here.‘ 5m 1‘_Gmen “Iourmaln Potato” Twas ever thus ‘l. William Mhrnuenmst River; z, "Tm 14nd- °' W311!“ “bout that Annie Smith. Belle River; 3_ Lemuel boy o’ mine“, said Farmer Corntos- Macnae’ mat Rwm 591- "He's ‘me °' 111°“ ymmg lflmws’: Sec Zl-Jrnruips. 1. Edwin Bears. that! 10° 5mm 1° “*1” °‘1"1°°- Belle River, 2, Miriam Smith. Belle and mi 11111" 5mm °“°“g1‘ ti’ W“ Sliver; a, rr-schh Gillls. Melville. 11' 111’ 1°‘ thmselvfi“, Scc. 5.-—Carrots. i, Emily Compton, lfciie River; 2, Annie Smith. Bell River: 3. Ethel Jardine. Belle River.

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a Sec. 6-"*P3TSnlp5. i, Ida Bloc.- EggLayzng COHtGSt Lillian, Flat Rite“; 2. Donald Mac- _ ‘Kcnzlc, Flat Riv-r. l. Class 3. Notes on the Prince Edward Island Sm 2_kT°mames' 1‘ Donald Mam Egg Liaying Contest for the week Queen. ‘vow Island, West, z

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M“ 1am" T“P11“'5 33"“ Rm‘ Vllest‘ a. Billie MacB/[illan Wood pen No. i2 led the contest for the Islands Wes,“

week with 42 eggs, 47 points; Mr. Wll- sec 4 _Cucumbflr: 1 Margaret

11am S““5°“"5 “med R°°k P“ N“ Glllis. Melville; z, Ida. MaCMilIlilLl

w “'85 second 1mm 4o eggs’ “'6 Flat River". 3, Goodwill MacDougall. points; and Mrs. A. Fyfes Barred Hem Rive‘

qllafgpligflg “as third “m1 3a Sec. S-I-Bcets. l. Helen Compton, 'The Kensmgtcn Baby chick HM” Belle River; 2. Elmer Compton. Belle cherys Barred Rock hen noilstlll leads River; 3‘ Harold Grant’ Bone B11191,‘ the contest for individual laying with 93° 7'“P“m1’1‘1“5' 1' Mum“ 242 eggs, 26H pointy The charm,” Stewart. Belle River: 2. Ida Mac- tetown Experimental Station's Bar- red Rock hen No.7 in Pen 5 is second

Mlllan. Flat River; 3. Willena Cook, Belle River, '

with 22s eggs, 263.3 points; and Mrs.‘ 91”“ 5 J. F. Eastorrs white Leghorn hen No. s“ 1-—"‘1°’“‘1“1°1' 5W1"- 1- Albertri Stewart, Bell: River; 2.

8 is third with 223 eggs. 256.1 points. _ Mt W-nham sarmmfs Barred Ruck SillClflll‘ Crawford. Wood Islands W: pen No.0 has taken the lead for 3. Edith Compton. Belle Illvcr. production w date with 1947 eggs,‘ Sec fir-Plums. l, Mary MacQuecn. The Kehslhgmh Baby Chick Hatchcry117°°d Islands West Barred Rock pen no 2 leadmg whlchl Sec. 4.—Crab Apples. l. Earle. has been lend-mg s-mce the 5W", h“ Benton. Flat River; 2. Hilda Bcaton. fallen to second. place with Flat Riv/er: 3. Flora Gillis Melville. 203“ pomw Mn James Tummy; Soc. 5.-—Pears. lMary MacMillan, Barred Rock Pen N012 is third with Wood Islands West. law eggs, 1995. a points. _ l Class 4 The production roi- the week was Sec. l-Mixcrl Dahlia-s. 52'? and to date 33010. ‘MacMiIlan. Flat River. _~__ Sec. ‘l. Mixed Flolvers.~1. Mary 1, Maclvfillrtn. Wood Islands West‘. 2. Ida MacMillnn. Flat Rlxrcr; 3. Hilda.‘ Beat/an. Flat River. . S-c. IL-Geranium. l. Mary Mac- Millan, Wood Islands iVcsf. 2. Kathleen MacMillon. Wood lslzmlls West: 3, Ruby Mocllfillan, Wood ilslands West. Trees with foliage dense and iovelsnl Classfi Canning Hills and valleys more than fair, Sec. L-Raspfi-crries. 1 Garden farms where fields in blos- ifillan. Flat River. som l Sec. Z-Beets. l. Ida. MaoMlllam Meet the vision evezywhere. ‘Flat River; 2. Earle. Beaten. Flat River; 3, Hilda Beaten. Flat River. Sic. Ii-Beans. 1. Ida. liiacMillan, Flat River. Class 7 Cooking Sec. L-Lraaf Bread-Division B. l‘, Margaret Crawford, Wood Islands

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Of ever green and leafing trees

Flowers and ferns of pleasing beauty

The wild rose that scents the morning breeze.

Grant. Belle River.

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l 2 Wood Islcncis: 3. Flat River.

i‘ Class 9~Mmnuol Training Islands; 3, Flor River. 1 River; 3. Flat River.

Sec. i.—Milking Stool. 1. Dan i Soc ‘l. 0- l. Belle River; 2. Vlood l SEC- 4. D--—l_ “F0061 151311-72 3. B0111’- Bcaxs. Belle River. ,I lands: Il. Flor. RITRI‘. -Ri\'e2': 3. Flat River. '

Sec. 2—Mail Box. 1. Alvadoref Soc 3. A.-.Art Work. l. Bells River 56011-1 B116 Rivcr: ‘l. W095

Islands; 3. Flat River,

‘Athlete: PPQOITIINFHTI “innrdfil Linlmcnl.

Here man lives who loves his neigh- 13, Flor-fl‘; Benton, Flat River. 1

b" 1 Sec. 4.--Glnger Snaps. l. Grzccl To give in need a helping hand; Macmugau, Wealth unknown. yet wealth abund- Cook Belle River;

3. Florrie Boston. .3 ant Flat River. 1

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1aerial Fox Biscuits."

The above is an unsolicited testimonyfrom one. of our Islands leading" Fox Ranches, which has an inter- esting" reputation for highest class foxes, and which feeds imperial Fox Biscuits liberally, using at least one

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W. [Lliillis 81

In this garden fairyland. sec, 5,___Lemon pie, r, 151w“ Beat/on. Flat River: 2. Mary B. Cook:

Over Se“ my 5°15 ‘md daughter‘ B:lle River. 3. Grace Alaclbougall 1R1"!

Though absent years, still call Bane Rwer_ l

thee 11171113‘ ' Sec. 6.-~Fudge. 1. Annie Snnth.1 In theh hearts my love enmndled Belle River; 2. Vcrlie MacMiilan.

Brightly burns where ere they wood 51m“ “vest; 3‘ Hilda Beau”. ‘Wood Islands West.

roam. FlatqRiver.

ClassW-Divlslon A-Cooking ‘ Sec. Z-Jfiiscults. l. Ida Mfl-fi-l [Milton Flat River; 2. Dorothy Young

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vo-o-ooooo-boo-u uaooooooo-yoo- 1* EYES TESTED ' AND

l §ell~ River s“) élvwtxed seeds. 1 2pm F111?“ 5e .5.-A l Pic. 1. Earls Béaton. '~" Fl“ “W” oulsscs m-rm Flafmver We l (‘lass lZ-School “m. I ?‘ 5 sec 6 1 Fudgel Grace Mabl SJc. l. A-Exercism Books. l. Belle 1 x -- - i” " -. =.. 1.1 - .'ro w _ Optome ’ Dougall. Belle River: 2. Ethel Jardine. 131"???» _ j “rhf ‘lgdknztltyfiur m!" H2 Richmond Siren i. - E 1 B-amn pm Sec. c.—l. Flat River". '1. ‘vcod "P" °- ~- r Belle Rler. 3. sro . i P, m“ .0“ can d” ‘oooooooooosoogvo-ooqgoa» , Islands West. are .:1 k, .. y _.:__ m Rh er‘ Sec D-—l Wood Islands Wcst 2 ‘ l“‘1‘-'1 "n 1°11‘ 119mm: 1°‘ 17m“

Class 8-Sewlng Eltr-DIVISIOH A.

Flat River: 3. Belle River

Sec. 1.—Velma MscMlllan. Wood; Islands West. h I R _ . Sec. 2.—Hemst'.tching.--l. Ear-lo ‘PM R1‘ H- 3- Bellf’ “"-

Beston, Flat River. Sec. 4.-l\'ieridefi Sock. l. Velma‘ Maclifillan. Woorl Islands Vfxlt. l sec. 6.-—Embroid'l'0<l Linen- Mary MacMillan. Wood Islands West: | '2, Velma MarMillan. Wood Islands! 'We.rt; 3, Mary MncMillnn. Wood Islands West. ' Class a-sewinr eila-Jllvlslnn B- Bec. L-Jliemstltching. l. Sarah MacMillan. Wood Islands West: 2. Annie MaoMillan. Wood Islands; 3'

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We are plcntllully supplied with‘ all kinds of Coal. Place your order‘ sow. cllhcr m- immediate or future .3115“ Helm"- Fl“ 111""-

dclivcry. In this way you will be 57¢ 4>~M°11d°d ‘lament’ Margaret Crawford. Wood ‘Blends

l West; 2. Ethel Jardine. Belle River: i 3 Mary Cook. Belle River. , Sec. iL-Embroldereci Linen. ‘Ll Mkfibfit Crawford. Wcod Isllndfi West; 2. Hcrric Beaten. Flat River; Islands

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1' Trio. 1a. Annie MBOMIIIMI, Wood ‘ euou: m ';;2_;._=a§_gue.

4. Goodwill lvIacDolgall. Belle River.‘

Belle River; 2, Mary F1111’ 111"“? . Vergene Stewart Belle River, l

Rae. Flat River: 2. Frank Cool»: Belle

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Sec. I.>'-NOXICIUS Weeds. 1. Belle 1

lRiver School; ‘l. Flo‘. Rixcr School; 3.

lFlat River: 3.\‘Voo<l Islands \\'cxt. .

iGoodwill MacDaugall. Boll H; er.

-Sclle River: 3. Flat River.

1\\Voods Islands West; 3. Fla‘ RlVPT.

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I qzpgt; 2_ Gram MacDQugalL Belle Sec. 5.-—Bird House. l. Goodwill Sec. B. l.-Bc11e River; 2. Fht And the hearts that mil-kc a people River; a. Rubena MaoMillfln. Wood151a°17°11B111~ Belle Riv" 111*"- I-Iunest, noble, fearless, free; glands west Class lib-Livestock Si‘? 3-1.. Belle RlVEl‘. ". F1451 Beans that; love. hearts that sorrow] 59;; 1,_3§5¢\m_ 1, verge MM. Sec h-Calrcs 1 Den Bears. Belle, Rzwix; R Word Island: Hearts so full of sympathy. ‘Mnyuh wood glands was‘; 3' River; 2. Alexander Beaten. Flat: see 4. B-Pcnmanshtn. Margaret crawford, wood wands w; iRiver; 3, Lister MacR/se. Flat River". l River; S. Flat River.

swy 0.41, Wood Islands; Sec. 2.-Pouitl'_\'. Vvilllam XIZIPRQE.‘ 2. Frank Cock. Belle‘

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Sec. 2.-Leavcs l Belle River, 2.

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Sec. B.~ l. Wood Islands West: '3.

Sec. 2 A-Mrtps. l. Boll" River:

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Bello River: 2. wmd * “mm”. qNI-‘Jce

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