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To Our Farmers =:

EARLY SPRAYING,

¥; prices for our fruit and

: duce the

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 11, 1900.

“no questions asked. We cannot hc ve for this to

continue ir ee b... must be pre- pared the COMIAg seas

1 to compete With at least an average «

yp from the }

dur N

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Hats

other applegrowing disiricts. And the |

best way to prepare for this is to pro- |

i The best fruit

best of fruit.

i grown in Nova Scotia to-day can suc

go simply Kicine de s. The kidneys Tt may be doubted whether the old Bee the Blood ee : - adage, “A stitch in time saves nine,

oy sae If the kidneys | “/! apply with much force to any other |

re ; or cause of | farm operation as it does to spraying, |

n the circulation Therefore if your

ir kidneys hed rhey are in need of 1 or doctorire-. | Waste of time and materials.

» all three, the finest | al] imitated blood medicine there

? ’ plants unless the spraying is done be

And with of the pests for which we spray, | either insect or fungus, prompt appli- | cations at the proper time are neces- | sary if they areto be effective. Let | every grower in the Maritime Provinces therefore, resolve that this coming sea son he will practise the most approved methods of spraying and then let him arry out that resolve.

a | @ iV i} - The first two pests which claim our

Pa o Co | | | . > eh | attention are the oyster-shell bark-louse

HINGY SALE —and TEA

If your trees are infested with bark-lice or if they are covered with moss or old bark and

look as though they needed a general

much good as spraying with potash, either the rock potash, which can be bought for about 8c. per pound, or with the leachings from wood ashes. One who has never tried it will be surprised at the wonderful improvement this will make in the appearance and thriftiness of the trees. It cleans off all old bark Sen in |or roughness of any kind, thereby re-

meving countless bark-lice, insect eggs

and fungous spores, and it makes the

ot. James Fall trees look almost as though they had

} been varnished. Try itand you will (th, (900.

have all your neighbors stepping into 2.30 o’clock in

The Ladies of St. James Church | hold their Annual Fancy Sale

—— ON —

SDAY, APRIL

Doors Open at if

mcrnoon.

Tea from 5 to & o'clock. Admission 10 cents. vw TT sz

iea Tea 23 cents

ask how you didit. And the beauty the | of it all is that whatever material is ap- | plied in this way will eventually find its way into the soil, where it will make the best of fertilizers for the orchard. If you use the rock potash take one pound to 3 to 5 gallons of water, and if the leachings from ashes, that leached 5 from a barrel should make a cask or ; en S more of excellent spraying material, 3ut there are two precautions to be observed in applying this potash. 1st— | 13.00 'It must be done when the trees are dormant, which means that if you are

| going to use it this year (and that is

boots | what you should do) it must be applied | what you shou Q) it must be applhiec | |

during the present month ; and 2znd—

Made from Box Calf Great care must be taken not to get any of iton the hands or any part of

a Goodyear Welt — t 1e & | the person, as it is extremely caustic @ best boots to be had at 3 and is likely to produce serious results.

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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Tenders are requested for \wilding

€ Semi-detached dwelling houses the most good

he ict of land overlooking Hills-

Bi this price—See them 4 The bud-moth which seems to be | grown when it stops feeding and passes orchard, the iittle worm gnaws its way

meas a a .

f therefore, to prevent the worm from get- leaves, and if the insect is very trouble mixture will adhere to the buds better

tough Square P j

| must remember that once the worm 1s

Minour window. very troublesome in parts of the Pro- vince is one of the most difficult of in- i alli | sects with which to deal. The eggs of Vall i this insect hatch in the late summer ‘and the little worm produced feeds on

; nohi *| the leaves of the apple until about half

potion Heel

; | the winter in a half developed state in

3 | little cocoons or nests which may be

™4 In Men’s Box Calf i | found by careful investigation attached

4 a =; ' to thetwizs of the trees. In the spring

5 Boots—-at $3.06 a pair. on the first signs of growth in the

WH CLots of comfort.

+ into the centre of the expanding bud and there plays havoc with the pro- spective crop of fruit by eating the young buds. Our object should be,

Stamper’s Corner ting into the bud, and to do this re- 4 m4 | quires very Baer spraying with 4 PT Paris Green. should advise spraying

MS Wa ae ree "just as the buds are opened sufficiently i : ee fo to afford a lodgemert for the Paris ereen among the points of the litile

some I should spray a second time a

few days later when the buds are fairly well opened, using for both sprayings

| Bordeaux mixture with 1 lb of Parts [green to the cask. The Bordeaux | ces

} than pure water and thus increases the

| chance of keeping the poison where It | will do This treat- | ment may not effect the entire destruc- | tion of this pest, but I am confident it ns mae be seen will greatly reduce its ravages. And we | inside the bud, he is beyond the reach

of sprays of any kind, For the past two years Nova Scotia under- has been blessed with an abundant apple crop, while the world’s crop has ¢ the result has been high

Rihe off

e of W. C. Harris, architect '

’ & the store of W. W. Wellner | me toers to } nt

in to th

coe vy noon of Apri! 18th,

The

n ign

iowest or any teniier not g : oa

driving

Céssa pi! y : iad d. Gentiemev, —While d own very steep till last August

. 7. W. WELLNER| é a | : m y hors g | { Ro | W { (| stumbled and fell, cutting bimsel? fear 7 uy) y Qty GF i] ¢ fully sheet abe h-ad and body. I used

MINARD’S tINIMENT freely on vi und in a few dave he was as well as © im

10,0C0O Dezens. J. B. A, BEAUCHEMIN

] Sherbrooke. : The t ; ie m** Ualifax Breweries Co., LAd., wiil Dibe highest cash price tor empty ale

forter pint botiles at their office, /f* Street or at the Brighton Brewery

pet i lal aaa

for with many of the fungous diseases of | : |} through

clearing up, nothing will do them so!

|

ntl

cessfully compete with that grown’ in

section, and what we must

any othe:

do is to make it all as good as the best. | Growers can do this if they will make a united effort for better practices all

the season and nothing will

:

| . ' ; ; nel rere § fe accompils i} e fore the plants are attacked, . te ol . p mere to accomp: sh this object ; ther

¢ 1 7 ’ WITOURN Spraying. Will you do

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<< , ilture, Nova Scotia.

SEARS. School of Horti

Wi fy lle An English

Roberts, in givi

paper says that Lord pass through all military lines,discharg- ed a private, as well asa public, obli- gation. Probably any General would have signed that order in favor of Mr. Kipling, but ‘‘Bobs,” in particular, must have felta personal gratification

ng Rudyard Kipling a |

| | j } } j

in signing it for his own laureate.

Mr. Tim Healy raised a curicus | point in the House of Commons the other day. In the preamble of a

money bill the ancient formula states that the supplies are cheerfully votec to Her Majesty. Mr. Healy movec to omit the word ‘‘cheerfully,” as there was no cheer in his heart at voting Irish money to kill Dutch. ‘Thechair- man ruled ‘that the alteration was out of order, as the ancient formula could not be amended. In a_ subsequent division on the bill, Mr. Healy only took nine other members into the lobby with him, so that it is clear that a large majority of the members thought the ancient formula correctly represented their sentiments.

BRAIN FAG

is the result of Overwork and an Exhausted Nervous System. Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food creates New Brain and Nerve Tissue.

Business and professional men, accountants. stenographers, teachers, students and all brain workers know only too well what it means to have the brain so tired out that concentration of thought is almost impossible.

One-fifth of all the blood in the human body ls found in the brain, and unless the blood is pure and rich the brain becomes exhausted for want of proper nourishment.

Dr. A. W. Chase's Blood Food creates new brain and nerve tissue, and produces nch red blood, ‘‘ the vital fiud” of the body. :

All brain workers quickly recognize the merits of this great food cure, and after a few doses enter on their work with new energy and ambi- tion.

Brain fag is unknown to persons whose brain and nerve have been invigorated by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food, which is fur sale by all dealers at soc. a box.

Dr. Chase’s New Book, ‘‘ The Ills of Life and How To Cure Them,” sent free to your address. Edmansop Bates & Co., Toronto

AANT ry LCUSEKEEPER A> -

To come in and look over our groceries Our stock is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be ati sfactory. We keep every hi pg in cur line that is neces

HOUSEKEEPING

The prices—well, that is wuat we want you to see when you

FOR

are looking at our goods [heir lowness will surprise you.

ARISGOLL and HORNSBY

(QUEEN SERRES |. D. C. McLEOD

BARRISTER, ATTORNEY, SOLI: OCITOR, ETC. Orrice—Bank of Nova Bu?! ding, Charlottetown. dy 3 mos wkly 1 year. =i ciislaemappamiiiconalnne i TO LET

The northend of a house situated on Prince Street, contaning nine rooms, su!t~ sble for a boarding house-or private resia~

. Apply to pee tte 2k THOMAS McQUAID Queen St -

~ Dressmaking.

Scotia

Miss Florence Rudge is prepared to do Dresemaking, Mantle Making and Mil- livery at her home, Great George Street opposite Full Electric Light,

ae

'

But they are

that we have now the largest and beat. stcck of stylish

he

jand elegant hats and caps ever shown in this city, and if

you find it hard to suit yourself with a bat or a cap ther

try the “Model Store’ where “you always get the best.”

Hard Hats, Soft style, any shade. Goods.

Caps for the million

Every conceivable colour and style,

Don't pass the Model Store if you

o the confusion caused by our big fire

r to see them as

It you lie bright colors we can suit you if you like drk colors we can suit you and if you want ji

something “just between’? we bave itfor you. (ig

eae

& Caps |

little later than usual in opening those

sale

now ready for your inspection and >

we are safe in saying

Hats, any shape, any

The very latest American

want a ni

SY Ne Se SY ale Ste Me Se ee Se AY

* New

“a Prints... ue TI. J. Harris,

e

BRERA EH sear a

ur New Giothing FOR SPRING HAS ABRIVED

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LONVON HOUSE 4%

aSaS

It is from the best mdkers in Canada. The ft, finish and general make up is superior to most READY-TO-WEAR CLOLHING. You will find our prices the very lowest ac cording to quality ot oods.

Men’s Suits from $3.75 to $10 50 Boy's 1.50 to 6.50

When you want clothing, come and see us. Qur INDUCEMENTS. ? GOOD GOOUS and LOW PRICES

b¢ e%

J.B, Macdonald & GO owen

: ? 5: a i ie be | ace Be Tae ‘ a mt ee

ee ie: F

R. H. Ramsay & Ce

he Jap, Garcia, La Industria, La Hamaca, Picador, El Merito and enix.

Cigareties. Tobacco, Pipes.

Macdonald's Drug Store wees sees Bring back anythiny not dene properly é Bring back anyihing not done right f

Its our businéss to turn out work right, and if we are informed ‘bat any work we have dine ts not satisfactory we are oily tye! make it satisfac'oryv tr i Its our bu¢ioess tu y 1 ae cor and we always«trive od» +6 as it liea in our power.

When in need of an.th . Jine remem ber y

la! ur

“THE MODERN” Foundera Engineers & Mackinir's acd Boiler Mekere.

¢ , f é / j $ ‘ ; ‘ ¢

Bruce Stewart and Go'y.

Steam Nav. Co’s’s Wharf ‘ s Ch’town, PET é ; Phone 125 ; ied

Don’t Neglect . Your Watch

your watch to rug too

[€ you allow leaning, or with damag

long without

ed parts it may be worn & badly as to distroy its usefulness asa timepiece; better have it examined by your Watch Doctor and if need of re- | pairs he will advise y ceordingly

(and perhaps save your watch.

| WE BOAST on oor repair depart { ment turning out first-class work only.

WE GUARANT ALL OC nk; if you | have not givca us at will pay

be pleased te STREET

| you to do so and we will | see you at GREAT (sEOR*

wW. N. Tanton

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