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A carefully prepared series of notes 01 .‘\Ict1*oi"olo,11ic11l 11nd Botanical observations n1:11lc in the period 1910-1937: 11nd includ- ing 11 short list. of common insects.

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(By Evelyn A. Caldwell) In Vnnroiivcr News I-lrmirl, July 23.

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GENERAL

Hot. weather has prevailed throughout the Prairie Provinces M11111: 1116 past week. causing some

districts have benefited from light to moderate rains. In Manitoba and Avibc1"t:1.‘c1"op conditions are gener- uny satisfactory and 1n Saskatche- wan, suiiuncrfallow fields 11m in fairly good condition. Wlheat is all hczidcd out, but in some areas in Manitoba is ripening prematurely as a result of’ the heat. Cutting of

barley 11nd rye hasconunenced at c. few points in Manitoba. Hail losses linvv occurred in local areas. In 111s province of Quebec crops have 11111111‘ 800d progress 11nd while grtnvth remains backward in some 1611110115. prospects on the whole for an average season are now more favourable. In Ontario, high wmpcratures and occasional show-

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11 continues favourable. In the Mari- A011 socialist, and tough: tooth nnd time Provinces, growing condition: he have been 11c- havc made made 1 the past week: the hay crop 15 5.

favourable and

MVP! good progress

during bovc average and roots are doing

Latrr he wall. In British Columbia good rains have occurred in the Cariboo Island.

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\' severely, but c improved summer-fal- _ especially in the east 1"1\l‘l, wtwt central and northern "it-ts. Wheat. is headed out and l 11v nivrains are now requir- 1 11 damage has occurr- 1'.1l areas. MANITOBA- -ct'1":orntion in crops has 1121-11 1:1 tlue- to the extreme hen-t, ])ill‘ilt‘lliill'i_\' in the west and south- \\'1-.<1 Proms. but moderate showers "by (llstricts have checked the

and crop conditions are, on 1111- whclc. satisfactory. Cutting of linrlov and rye has commenced. S 2111‘ bcct crops are developing v. ll. Grasshoppers are prevalent in some nrcus but little damage hos resulted. Pastures an: good.

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC

EASTERN TOWNSHLPS AND OTTAWA VALLEY -- Grains have benefited f1"om higher temperutuml 111111 have slimvn good progress, es- ' * on high lands. An average crop Ls indicated. Grass pai- ti11'.'1!4t> is abundant and dairy pro- duction is good. Cunning crops and vegetables are much improved. T0- bacco plans are backward. Pota- toes and other mots are making satisfactory progress. Raspberries 11111.1 blucbcrrirs promise a good

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PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO

t CglIillR of fall wheat i| expected f) l.‘ this wcck 11nd a good yield is in- dicutctl. Leaf rust is reported in $111111‘ areas. Coarse grains are well 1111111110011. The prospects for corn 111111 tomatoes are improved and roots are making satisfacto pro- 121" s. Raspberries and chon" IN mninq on the market, and promise to bc plentiful. An average apple crop in forecast, but it ll expect- 0d thnt pinch. pear and grape cropq will 1w b-aloxv average. recent, w11r1n tventhcr has been beneficial to all tobacco plants, some early crops are heading out before reach- lng nomml height and colouring 1i|‘L'l1l.'ll1ll‘€iV. Pnsturage remain: in qcnd condition. Frequent showers have delayed the completion of haying operations in most dtatricta.

MARITIME PROVINCE!

In Nova Scotia and New Bruns- wick. potatoes, while still somewhat brick d showed good growth and pccts appear favourable. Other roots nrc doing well. The hay (‘l"‘[) w] be above average in md s.‘ ' Pastures are in very 11111111111111. Appes are aiming well but 1111- crop in the Annapolis Vul- 11f: will likclv be below average ". 111;; to unfavourable weather ‘v in flu- scason. The bluebelfy

deterioration, but crops in many and

LOWER ST. LAWRENCE | cut n w $30000

under way by the end of I-I-hmlwl.‘ optimum

Murray River And Vicinity

Mrs. George Phllpot of Maiden is spending some time visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Glddlngs.

Miss Jessie Cook, R.N.. 0f Mon- treal is visiting her mot-her M115 T. L. Cook.

Hon. J.A. Campbell, Heatherdale, and Mr. V. McDonald, Charlotte- town, were visitors to Murray Riven on Monday. 1

Mrs. Silas Penny and three children of Beach Point spent a few days in Murray River the guest-s of her parent-t. Mr. and Mrs. WJ. Moon.

Mr. Wm. Crawford of Truro. N. 5., former school teacher in Mur- ray River visited friends here on Monday.

Miss Clara Cook, R.N., arrived home from Montreal and will spend her vacation with her mother Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. FD. Brehaut were visitors to town on Monday accom- ,panled by their daughter Shirley" who was home over the neck-end.

Mr. and Mrs. A.V. Johnston were visitors to the city Monday on business.

M. T. A. Keenan was also a bus- lnea visitor to the citv on Monday.

Mr. Wm. Duff of Wood Islands‘ is visiting 1n Murray River the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Keenan. I

Mr. AS. Prowsc of Albert, N.B., spent. the week-end in Murray Riv- er.

Th0 many friend: of Miss Lois Bowlec. Dover, are eased to know she has recovered rem her recent illnu and ll able to rewme her, work at Clark Bros" Mbntague.

Mlu Glotrla Almqmst of Boston Mas, fa visiting in Murray River the guest of her aunt Mrs. A. V. Jdrmmzi.

i I Mr. Lester MaoLcod has returned home from St. John where he was’ employed for some tme. |

m. an. Manhood o! Montague] accompanied by hi; son-in-law, Mr 1 S. Ken" were visitors to Murray. River week.

We are pleased to report that Mr. WR. Keenan has returned home after being in the P.E.I. Hospital where he underwent a successful operation.

Mr. Royal White's new house is almost completed and will add- much to the beauty of the village.

Messrs. Eamie Ran-kin, [Eddie McDonald, Doug Patterson and Min Ida. Rankin, all of Pictou Isl- and paid a sohrt visit to Murray;

Mr. Alex Dutney who was taken suddeni ill East Monday while at. gistewor , is reported feeling much

ct r.

The Misses Sandra Johnston and Edythe Reynolds have returned home from a camping trip at Mur-' ray Harbour. i

. The Misses McPherson have as their guests this week their broth- er, Rev. D. McPherson and famllv of Nova. Scotla.

Mr. and Mrs. EC, Murray have as their guest Mrs. Murray's sis- ter, Mrs. MoPhee and family of England.

Commons llehates Railway Deficit

OTTAWA. July 30.—(CP) — The House of Commons today debaicd the annual measure to provide 11.1‘ the Canadian ABJJUHSJ Railways o'e- ficit, heard xormcr Transport Minis- ter Howe forecast increased railway revenues would not. be Auffiaent to avoid a deficit, and advanced one bill to third reading where 1t may be discussed further.

The bill provides for 1m estimated

deficit, but Joseph Har-

Itrcui himself, Woilts Niinistcr Cur--

River last week. 1

815,104,000 11s tCon. Tbrocntiobamorm) elated it was obvious the inc: railway revenues would wipe out the deficit estimate.

Mr. Howe now Munitions Minis- ter, said it. was “unfortunately” too o imistic to forecast 11 bnianced.

.N'.R. budget for this year although the showing would be much better than in recent years.

e nunlatcr said the original C. N. R. deficit estimate for 11440 was 959111.000. The government asked for reconnderation and the officials , , . In April the 'ESl1mB.lB was again lowered.

Taken Government to Task

Conservative Leader Hmson took the Government to task for Spend- money on completion of the Montreal railway terminal in Wm‘ time, and charged that the work, dzopwd duning the depression. was resumed last year for 110111116911 1'“- som He tea- lts original con- ception a sampe of Henry

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f passenger faculties but the “Brind- loquent" terminal scheme which woul have coat 8800110900 1f 00m- pleted a8 first tanned.

‘Phe raJlwfll/l m been hrouaht buck into politics since the present ggeggmmt rwiigmj}. ed. Pastures are in good condition but rain would be benefictol.

PBOVIPKI OI‘ BRITISH COLUMBIA

Iktly hay yielded well, but lcta matting: are below average. Semi- ripe tomatoes or. in demand and continue to be marketed in increas- ing volume. ‘Ilha otiion crop 1.: llgl"! 5nd hu been affected by maggots. An average potato crop i: pa . The berry seuon in nearly over, with yields below nverago due w lack of moisture. In some d1:- crictc on Vancouver Island logan- berries remain urvpicked due to poor demand. Tree frultc are siz- ing satisfactorily And the following yields are now indicated: Apricots and peaches 100 p. c. of average; apples, plums and prunes 90 p. c. to 96 p. c.; pears 86 . c. The cod- ling moth tgesr. has nor-eased with warm wee. er but 1| reported un-

st promises well. In P. E. Island all grain crops are making mold srtcirih and roofs are doing wcli. Cutting of hay 1a now gen- eral and n henvy crop h indicat-

dcr control. Pucunge generally 111

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-.. w - 1_"' 1.1- t-rminnl lcvcing an illness of about. t/wo 9"‘ h“? Pifhng-ttitii m t ‘imoniths S. Frank Chevame, well T L Church (Con. Toronto- ,1 known Canadian National Rallwflyi, I B1'111111v.'."1\1 1-1-1-111111111 11111111 that- thv 1 she-p employee, dilcd nl; his home. 193

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moved from Montreal 1.0 Tortmtcc-i 50111-15, P,E,I., Mr. Chevairie came t0 , ' "the heart of a public o\\'11<P1‘S111l1‘_\11o1"1cton in 1917 and entered U19 pl""‘llllf(‘." icniipltvy’ o1’ 1111c ratlivra at 1118i 311K18- E. G. Hansell tC.C.F.-Mncl_ccd), 5111-1111111‘! “re m; '9, W0 damn- an .I 1h, '.1‘.1".“'1ll1t'lll1lf nnytliliighv, 5U.) Herbert chevm-m D0,; had been 110110 M.r.=s., M155 Catherine. at.

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