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' Go to your drugg.st and buy ai
_packagc of Dr_ Schlrfmanns Asthma- ;dor today. If it does not give instant \ 'rclicf. and it _vou do not find it to be 4 lhoi'oughl_v satisfactory, return the, lpackage to your druggist and he will
THE SPORT gp KINGS lcheerfully refund your nioney with-l
` 'out any question whatever. No mat- ` North Tryon Driving Park. on ter what you have tr.Cd: no inatterl
what else has failed. Asthmador or
Asthmador Cigarettes will give in- .
1 ° stalit relief usually within 10 _=~:‘~-
e ,olids. but allvays within 15 miliu rs.
E' 2 PM' Jlarp' It. does not matter how violciil ‘lic
Four Classes-A-Class Trot do Pace inlilck- 0l‘ 0b»‘lllll‘l~0 lhf' <`~"\S<‘~ 'F-“l
.B_(.,ass Trot & Pam ,will_»,be sole judge as tn \rl~~llici~
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Mne “PMS 2 |n 3_50 pm- Nm nf thmador will do for you. No rsk lsl
gate receipts and $25 00 add';¢h,m| ¢° run in buying this remedy linrlcr this 3" winning “Urges in em-h (~|,,§,,_ lposilive r:liai'nntcc, Astliniirim- must
Enlrigs ¢-|09 nn August 29¢h_ relieve you~mu.=t. :ive _voli colnplete Admission. Adults 356. Children 5“USfHCllUl`l-01' the l7Hf`l'<H_f:r° costs Yilll half fare. nothing. Ask your r‘,rll:<z st-if As-‘
G. BLONDIN THOMAS, llimador is not o‘it:i`n1'il~ locally,
Etna ;(-¢-|-¢»¢ary_ write direct to Lvlnaii-Knox, Co.,\
C. BURTON JON!-`.s‘. ,Morlti'oal. Price SOC.
ireasm-er Race Committee.
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SEPTEMBER 10th.
Entries for show horses nt the
Kings County iixhihition must be made to the Secretary on or liefore September the 9th. '
Entries for races require to be in
the hands of t_he Scr‘i'vt.'ir_\‘ on or
before Scptcmhcr Ilrd. 5"; of purse P
Accompanying each entry.
E. B. llcl..\REN.
Secretary.
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A beautifully situatcd Lot n~`th
good house and barn. equipped with electric lights and in first class re- pair. Also Fox Ranch and some good red patch and silver foxes. Will sell
With or without ranch. Apply to
C. E. G.~\IvlBl.E.
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“lf your manuscript strikes the
editor just rir~l-it you can sell it- to aofzther ei-Tier."
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"My offlce boy has a bargain-
counter grandmother."
"What do you mean by that?"
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I am lnstructerl by the Evccutors
nf the late Mrs. Hannah l)ickle.\'on to tell by Public Auction on the prem- ises at Gaytoivn. East Royalty. on Wednesday. the thlrrl day of Srp- tembcr next at 1.20 I‘. M. all hr-r rc.1l property fronting on the Mnlpoqur- Road and l'\t"l_v orriiplofl hy her: ALSO all thc hfiusrhnlri furniture “sim always dl" on me day; and effects nl' thc will df-ccascrl. mag ghgy haw, d¢ub|¢.|»,¢ad¢,~5 ag
J. I'. BRADIJTY. the baseball grounds."
A\lt‘t`ont~t~r.
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IOSEPH BIGG.-\R and HARD[.\'f¢ DEW.~\R.,
Exrciifors.
5097-B-27-l~i'.‘.'lf-li.
SURE OF' HIS GROUND
. Straw Hat: You`ll never be al
popular as lam, you big stiff!
Derby: Possibly net. ‘,'ct my su-
x WILL sliir \'oi'n 'rifnxirs °°"°'°“’ ‘° fm'
AND GET YOL' MORE MONEY.
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Charlottetown ‘ E j \`j\
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Professi°orialCards ,\§ 3, ‘
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A U I) 0 R S "At s restaurant we_o_th;r nlg_h\
` George asked Min r n ow s a Accounts Audited. income Tax would llke _I llffle Wlld d‘f_°"»"
Returns l’ri-pared. `;g_l‘='* ':_'d "_: °"°|"'°"' ____ sam
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A. E. lVl2lCNOIll ff? (10. lon, ghigfag _-_-_ ~ J l.-lint:
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lsirman, mr. uuuiius ic imown \ _ Kr'
Margate, P. E. L \/ ,és
Bend all infomation regarding ln-
rnetions or rronionum Act ui tn- | 0 wg-
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W. lt. BENTLEY, K. 0.
Hamster and Attomey-st-Law, '
Ollce: lilo lucnrnnnd siren
é‘.‘ZIi.?.¥...’.‘I. l_".i"i Furness Mcnonaia & lil¢l>he¢sRed CFOSS Lille
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MON!! 'l'0 IJOAN Leave Montreal and sail for
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l f to thc Enclisll scttlciiiciit. If thcle isl X ForllayFever | ._ . -- ll' h -' l*
__ _______ C__ A CU _\_RA_`_T£E one gcllfxoll . l rrllr ln ils oriibe
; " ilani-1 to li(-lp mi- Iknmt- the grod Goo Wm defend him from harm umm {_Whne mm-gg,-,_
Wm l"""al"l when You get mls I Shall learn why the l`ttle sad one is afraid, 14) H h var argenteis variegata.
tor him I regret But if monsieurlwith an ovate, pointed leaf, streaked
_ _ S L E S l@X<‘0ll<‘l1Ci' SHYS I am I0 “late “'llll f'~ r cannot-go. than he cannot." ‘light green and white.
N "l‘f’“f‘"`f` ‘lf UW f°1"`~"f- I cltllfll' gl "Oi Tliislast was for Six Fingers' bene- 5) H. h. var. dlscolor. peculiarly
Ex H I B I E 0 fl" E“?“~“h f°l‘1“"“"‘“~ °l” I diff” l fit as he had n0W got rid of the wrm- shaped leaves, speckled white or lwld
C- D7' | en and ran back with his ears pricked in the centre. ` .
and ; GABBY GERNE to learn what we were discussing. l lo) H. h. var. angulai-is surea, leav-
_- -----k-----1 "Impossible, m0l'lS1€u1': but I wish es somewhat square, with golden basal
H 0 R S E E E S ____ lmm (`1lAl‘Tl~;It 1\' you well in yr-ur endeavors," I said. ‘region
be on the url to Nc\\ Orleans His
_.___ rind with a sweep of his cap the ec- 1 (7) H_ i-,_ vm-_ Cm-endi5hii_ with
One Rcnsnn for Leaving Biloxi. _centric fellow took his departure and _ leaves of ordinary 5hape_ but deep
_ I tore the message into tiny plcccs . went to find Dumouy. 'glossy green; margined white. and bllfled mem 59519 Undef tml There are forty varieties growing at sand. and endeavored to analyze tlir.-_ _N“"b°n’le__m1ght1_?e 33;' but tlhsre l Kew, out of the sixty known to col.. wom-:n`s rca.=rli.= for so dl'ain:itica`-l_\“ “M “° dr” tn? l 9 n Y q“3‘"35 1ecm1.s_ I have sometimes nuticefy
Wife-Jlii Woman ~.....??~§.’...{lff§'.!..lf."_f.’.f."°"‘°”
Continued "UHll’ that I Pity her. only that
-1 shc is alone in the world and veryltral lobe of the leaf elongated and
. "Mon=ir-iir the Eiiulislimnn. sad. Only that she is in great fear narrow; the leaf being rather cruci-
'I\ionslcll:'- I bribed zi soldier I0 of my brother, the ccfrsair. He keepsiform.
- - lllvfl tlliS 10 _\'0ll. H0 Dl‘ffll"S<"l 011 the with me, thinking I am interested in <3) H. h. ver. rhombea; the midrlb
50s2_B_27_5i_ QQ, If FC”-i°~ I mll-'~t 0*'-‘1l‘f? up U19 river and her I keep with him, that he may not _ runs down to one corner, and the op-
` ` " nd her first and add toher fright What posite lobe S developed till the out-
a game! I hope to see him die and I; line is rhomboiclal. with a narrow
,_' of his hewrt I slowly mad= for the
` Canada? Bcin of Paris I \v:>uld liaicl fcnnon" the 5‘l“ar°~ It “'35 n°“'
5 4 , . type. Some authorities claim that Ivy
-fxpected he' [° make for C““‘m“'fQmtC dark' on me len sim nmft to can be grown out of doors on thel
'ind from there Lake a boat home She ll`-U Kam WHS the governors qllalters, l ` ‘ ' ` - l
l had made no lcqllcst to bc sent back, . . on the norm side of a buudm . , » , _- , - . , g ano 1’ Fmmc h°“'Cvm" almough she h,`1dit_!'c Sound Df.If1 measured wwe' A irotected for winter or two till it.
,Old me She was me victim of 3 p01,C.3_c_1iiclle was aligii.ed. and I saw Nar~ l a
f mld' _ _ M _ » ' d ' broad-leaved evergreens when thcy_
. I should halo felt mulh better ab-
.cllt her could I have recoii':ilerl livi' i gl‘m`dh°“5° on the fight and at the l me frozen'
soft liaiicls with a tlie:l‘y 0! 1101195l
pO\.m.L}, la _qmail office adjoining the magazine, CHEESE FOR WEST INDIE5
and through an corn window came
banne standing by the window
, Passing on to the magazine an
.back of the enclosure I halted before
lin which burned a candle. The room . l
l - - - - L . . Hmmm' it ‘las not for ine to se .“a5 empty' 'md I entered' and mund factory, the writer is naturally inter-
iip as a morallst' her lonllness and
l . . ' csted in the progress of the industrv _ ff' .d.h,'l .Ik '.'I ~‘ ` _ ` W mm nm n M wma” nm .lnmmlal` . ‘ Mr. J. A. Ruddick, Canadian Dairy
.should help her if it was witliiii ni;
,.m.e,,_ duty were gambling and gossip,” m Commissioner. who spent several
A voice dlstiirbed my meciitatlons
by ironically Snymg_ __vidm’___d the 'return of the govemon er, intimates that they are likely to "M°llS’t’l1l‘ L* blll`50ll b"ll<`3l~l\ MV or lii< sliperiritciident: and I made bemme g°°d cusmmers for Canadian
mlratlon for this gold-ii bav_ I' nm
_ It was the tc.!tcred Narbonne. Bark ici him was Six Fingers, his parch-
imcnt face lcoriii: in-iicvolcntl_v_ Far- l is ml inmrmnllntable cbsgar-,ie for 3 new- Tl0l' more than 3- m°nl~h Old UU
:hor in the b:ick§;i'olili¢1 were sevci'nl
~i' tho \\c:noii. _
I lazily i‘cmai'kcrl: “You two havc iilirscrl .\"1lir clil'f.~'*r~:i:‘c'=?" With H
what I was looking for-writing
l Those few soilders who were not on I _
Itheir barracks The lighted candle l
I
haste to finish my business. For a
,nm um, if Om, skim on me mp sh, variety of reasons I could not ex_,they require: This is a small cheese
hmhes nf “MCT ,t changes to 501ml___ain my medicammh and had mof 25 lbs. weight. and about 12 inches
gem ow., m..m_-- iccmemmyseu with saying: in diameter. of what is known as
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"Mademoiselle Claire Dcihlsgaarde:
'1‘hei'e is much daI`lZl’l'. and yet there
iyoling woman. At present I am dt!-
i tallied hcrc_ I hope to leave very soon. _whcn my best service will be at your c¢mm;m¢1_ 1 may arrive at New Or-
~rl tr-ivaiul llic- pirnic. 'mam dm-in the n' hi I may send
`Lal we :irc b:'otlici's!" simi_`ol'crl nllioiiiic, "He _izocs with me to my '.:itc. He is to bn my gold-ste\v.il't.
“ou know, we are to find much gold nd niziny precious stones." Six Fingers came nearer and in 'liglish salcl: "Monsieur and I start at once for
Yew Orleans. Wil 5/Qu ship wth us that rar? I know the coast -to the cast, I know all the Spanish ports. But clcw me to the anchor and dump me overboard if I know this d-ii river with its many mouths!"
The Nalboiino lmricrstoorl my lan-
'rliage was shown by his swiftly cut- 'lig ln: "We would tak: it as n .zl'c'i: con- wccnsion in monsicur. We plan to 'Ph all the wild cattle on my cs- ltc and spin their coats into R rare lolh. I-Ie who wears a cloak of this '.vnn<loi'ful fibrin can never €\'0W Old ind can never be deceived, Think of l, Monsicilr Brampton! T0 never be 'f~;ei\'ed. It would make one into li
qlifll" "Ift's talk stuff one can under- wnd." ifl‘.1\\'lr‘1l Six Fll'l&.’t3fS. “There is only one subject to be
talked in this marvelous land." cried ~l:irl:onne. "l'gnorant one. do you not `-‘lizc that the excess of paper viney over bullion is a nations true 1-edit? That France has the most wpcr moncy ln the world. and there orc must have the greatest credit?" "_Sweet fricnd. have done with thy iirsed chatter." roancd Six Fingers. Then to me: “Do you ship with us?" "You two are free to go and come ~s ycu will. I cannot go with you.I am ~nrry. If you will ask for one Jean vllmoiiy, Monsieur du Pratz's boat- man, you can bargain with him to nice you to Bayou St. Jean, and _-nm there you can easily make the ‘ttlement." "Monsieur Brampton is very polite,"
sighed Narbonne. "I had h0P€d f0l' your gracious company. Come, Old rat, we must find this boatman.”
They started toward the fort, with
the women making after them eager to beg a passage to New Orleans. which I believe they thought to be B miniature Paris, flarbonne wiaved them aside and they fastened upon Six Fingers. and while the old pirate
, . 1 lg - word by a fricndwhrse passport shall be the words, "The White Indian."
land he will bring you to me. It will be necessary for me to start north im- immlurely, 1 respectfully direct l'0\11' ‘ attention to the Indian \voman's dress ‘which is adapted to woods and river-
itravel. I remain your respectful ser-
fnk and b€Z8<n writinE2
(To be Continued)
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. BUSY WEEK AT BOSTON PIER
(Canadian Press)
BOSTON, Aug. 27-The working
facilities of the Boston Fish Pier were taxed to the limit last week when 2,836,400 pounds of fresh mack- erel and 4,977,100 pounds of ground- flshgwere landed. from Monday to Sat.urday.` Beside the fresh mackerel
'the se'ning fleet also brought in 8500
barrels of salted fish.
The bulk of the catch was made in
the South Channel grounds and off Chatham. The fish were of mixed sizes running from one to three points
_-llyer weighing about s. pound each .~.'.--o were landed but there was little ‘all for them.
each. A considerable amount of bull- fem,” meat mark” from the came
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NEWSY FARM NOTES ,
On Saturday last the writer re-
ceived a parcel from the Royal Bot- anic Gardens. Kew, Surrey. EHS- C011' taining cuttings of seven varieties of` English Ivy, lHedera helix) a gift
basket with burlsp
Dont leave your boxes or barrels
of apples standing about the orchard.
After the fruit has cooled oven-iight.
from the Director. They will makeirffmvve Bl- 011% $0 S¢D1'8»B¢-
nearly seventy plants. They are, bot- »nically speaking:
<1) Hedera heliv, var. conglomer- Provincial
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1ta. the leaves being rather oddly
shaped. and set. very closely together on short foot-stalks.
` (21 H. h. var. pedata, with the cen-
North American continent., if planted
‘gets ia. start. The hot sun is hard on
From long association with a. local`
months in the West Indies last wint-
cheese. if makers will give them what
"Daisie“ type. The Commissioner re- .commends that the cheese be fairly'
r/i ro 9 »-
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, onnollncilig she nillst liinkc the Ein.. _ ____ ‘_ _‘_ ' ‘ _ ,Ivy ¢umvat,3d as 9, house plan; he;-of “Sh Semfmellls' or die' Why “Ut l rut' Ilaudng at me emmme w re- but all have proved of the ordinary'
_shlpmei-it. ‘ Some exporters have been cutting down large cheese and re-capping the cut surface. But when exposed to the heat of the West Indies such- cheese becomes soft. and difficult tol
lhandle. With the general tension ini world markets this advice is very' timely.
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` BRANIIED "CANADA CHOICE."
A circular just issued amusinglyi
of the Chef and the Chief St-ewarri| must have been worth hearing.
But on the departure from the
mooring mast at St. Hubert, their ex- yperlence was more to their mind. The
Government branded steaks, neatly; 1 trimmed and ready for the grill, each | .reposlng cosily in its clear cellophane `wrspper, brought an appreciative smile to Che! Meegsnls countenance. “That is pretty nne steak," he said," ,there is the brand mark so we know Ilt ls good." 4 'The Government grading of beef is la comparatively recent event, but is 'making great headway. There are two grades dinerentlated by red or *blue brands, the red meaning f"Choice" and the blue "Good"; and as we might expect the blue is in greatest demand for ordinary custom. IThl.s marking of beef is affecting the
lbreeders, who are beginning to raise _,suitable stock to the local butcher. ,who sells it under more sanitary and
Prize List
CLASS 16.-AYRSHIRES
.-Bull Jr. Calf:
lst. Willard Prowse. Bracklcy Pt. Rd.
2nd. Ings & Son. Charlottetown. _
3rd. Earl MacRae, New Wiltshire '
Sec. 2.-Bull, senior Calf;
lst. Ings & Son, Charlottetown. » End. Athol Roberts, Hlglifleld.
3rd. Keith Boswall. Victoria. 4th. Athol Roberts, Highfield.
l Sec. 3.-Bull, Junior Calf:
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lst. Athol Roberts. 2nd. Earl MacRae, New Wiltshire.
Scc. 4.-Bull Senior Yearling:
lst. George P. Matheson, Wheatley River. `
Sec. 5.-Hull 2 years old:
lst. Keith Boswall, Victoria. 2nd Tweedy Bros, Vernon Riv
. . er.
Sec. 6.-Bull, 3 years old and up.
lst. Ings & Son. Charlottetown.
Sec. 7.-Junior Male Champion:
lst. Willard Pl-owse, Brackley Road.
Pt.
Sec. 8.-Senior Male Champion:
lst. Ing & Son, Charlottetown.
Sec. 9.-Grand Champion, Male:
lst. Ings & Son. Charlottetown.
Sec. _10.-I-Ieifer Jr. Calf :
lst. F. J. Andrew. East Royalty. 21-id. F. J. Andrew, East Royalty. 3rd. Athol Roberts, Highfield. 4th. Ings dt Son, Charlottetown. 5th. Ings ac Son, Charlottetown.
Sec. I1.-1-Ieiter senior calf:
lst. Ings do Son. Charlottetown. and. Athol Roberts. nlgiineldl 3rd. Athol Roberts, Highfield.
Sec. 12.-Heifer Jr. Yearllng:
lst. Atholl Roberts, Highfield. 2nd. Willard Prowse, Brackley. 3i'd. Inga & Son, Cliarlott/etown. 4th. John W. Lewis. Freetown. 5th. Keith Boswall. victoria.
Sec. 13.-Heller. Senior male.
ist. Earl MacRae. New Wiltshire. 2nd. Athol Roberts. Highfield.
dec. 14.-Hcifer. 2 .Vears old dry:
lst. Athol Roberts, Highfield. 2nd. Keith Boswell. Victoria. 3rd. Inzs & Son, Charlottetown. 4th. Atholl Roberts. Highfield. 5th. John W. Lewis, Freetown.
Ecc. 15.-Cow. 3 years old, dry:
lst. 2nd.
Ings & Son, Charlottetown. Atholl Roberts, Highfield.
Sec. 16.-Cow, 4 years and over. dry:
lst. Athol Roberts. Highfield. 2nd. Athol Roberts, Highfield. cc. 17.-Cow, 2 years old in milk: lst. Ings el.: Son, Charlottetown.
2nd. Inga at Son. Charlottetown.
> Va,,¢,_Wm_ Brampton." , contrasts the old and the new way of 3rd. George 1_\/fat-hesoii, Wheatley
.As I was hurriedly rereadlng it I-selling beef. When the R-100 wasl River.
became conscious of being watchedfready to sail for Canada, her meat frc. 18.-Cow, 3 years old ln milk. As I sat there with the messime be- supply was taken on board in the form - lst. Ings & Son, Charlottetown.
fare me I knew some one was behind lof a front quarter of beef. It turned 2nd. Athol Roberts, Highfield. me, lout that there was nothing on board Sec. 19.-Cow, 4 years old and over
Picking up the quill I dipped it in lto cut it up with, and the comments _ in milk:
1Sl»» IDRS & Son, Charlottetown. 2nd. Willard Prowse. Brackley.
3rd. Keith Boswell. Victoria.
4th. Athol Roberts. Highfield.
by
bes
Sec. 27.-Special Prize donated
Hi/ndman to Co.. Ltd. Insurance Agents, Cliarlottetown for the
4 animals either sex, any age, own- ed by one exhibitor:
lst. Athol Roberts, Highfield.
2nd. Ings & Son, Charlottetown.
3rd. Athol Roberts, Highfield.
Sec. 28.-Futurity Stake for calves
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20 Radios become more perfected, provido
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2 5G Cigmcttcs, expertly blended from the finest
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- reiresliing, a distinctive flavour that is ‘a
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outer _
cigarettes _;
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at Island Department of Agriculture Sec. 5.-Cow in milk or calf, 3 years Special price donated by Messrs. W.
Dm, H. Aitken as Co.. Wholesale Mer- lst. 1-furry Rodd. Harrington. chants for the best two pure bred 2nd. J. C. Irving. Vernon. dairy B~Dlm9»l5~ . sec. 6.-Cow 4 years old and upwards lst. Cecil J. Stewart, Hampshire. in mpg; , 2nd. Walter Jones, Charlottetown Ist. F. J. Andrew,‘East Royalty. R.. R. ' ’ 2nd. F. J.‘Andrew, East Royalty. Cup donated by T- EMOH 51 C0- ff” ard. Keith Boswell. victoria. the best 3 pure bred animals of any 4th. F. J. Andrew. Enst. Royalty. dairy breed to be the get of one 5th. Harrison Green. Clyde River. sire:
CLASS 25. Walter Jones, Charlottetown. R. R.
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lst. Willard Prowse, Brsckley. 3l‘ld- I¥l8s as Son. Charlottetown.
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" sworfil‘sh were scarce but thclconvenlent conditions. sec. 1.-Helm cali under a monziu domestic supply WB-S Mlded £0 byl APPLE PICKING and over 3 months.
shipment-S ffvm Cape Brewn where The months ily pretty last now-an ist. F. J, Andrew. nest Royuty. the fleet are Juli b¢Bli1l’llns to mlké , days, and apple-picking time will 2nd. F. J. Andrew. East Royalty. catches. The fish have moved from _soon be here. In the meantime here 3rd. Willard Prowse, Brsekloy. Georges and are now largely concen- are some suggestions, culled from 4th. Harrison Green, Clyde River. trstcd on the peak of Browns Bank. . various publications, which will help Seo. 2.-Helter Cslf under 1 year and So far this season 12.060 fish have the picker. over six months:
ibeen ,landed here, ss compared with' Apples should be picked, not pulled lst. Keith Boswsll, Victoria.. _ 20,127 at this date last yes: and li. 1 from the tree one st s time. Pulling 2nd. F. J. Andrew, East Royalty. 448 in 1928. ' ‘will knock off the fruit spurs upon 3rd. F. J. Andrew, East- Royalty.
The new drsgger Exeter. lsteshwhlch next yesr's crop depends. Sec. 3.-Helier. 1 your old: addition to the Boston fishing fleet* Apples should not be dropped into lst. Keith Boswsll, Victoria. left the pier on Aug. 2, on her maiden l the gathering-basket u that will and. Keith Boswell, Victoria.
trip to the BTUUMB- The new craft _ cause bruises and brown rot. The 3rd. F. J. Anrlrow, East Royalty. is 100 feet mn! md um” I crew of _ apple should be released only when it 4th. Burgess H. Newson, North 11 men she me, the ww mm , touches another apple. _For the same River.
was busy in fighting them off the ,mm of mmm! .,mm,¢-,y gh, mhireuon don't dump the basket into Sec. 4.-Heifer, 2 years:
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_ 'Mademoiselle in black? She has bu." at Fx” for the Gmc,” Fw,” ‘ Pick all on the lower branches nrst,
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SHINGLES
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We carry a large stock in different qualities, shingles; in red or green.
PRICES:-2Ply Roofing...................$3-501'0ll_
3PlY Roofing $4.00'roll.
Thick Butt Shingles $8.00 Sq._~" One square covers 100 sq. ft. §
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3 Pairs Dark Nova Scotia Mink ;`~ Anso
2 Pairs Red Foxes . _'_
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Hexagon Latite Shingles .. . . . . . . $6.50 Sq.-` 7