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Bank of Nova

Branches a_lso at Allierion, Albany. Borden. Montague, tJ’l.enry.

your added

SCOlllii

L. D. MURRAY, Manage!

(JHARLOTTETO\VN Pant-raid. Kcnsington.

St. Peters,

mmornliie, Victoria.

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‘liqbofkbo forthwith published in

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is liiii ruin iiiiin

By G. LsLacheur Seed‘ Branch, Ottawa

Islint Bent Gila,

While on a visit to Prhice Eilwarii island in 1922 Mr. Geo. n. Clark, Seed Commissioner. Ottawa became impressed with the possibility of developing a -bent grass industry for island farmers. 'l‘he sir-called "ntaturalgrass" wid- ely prevalent throughout. the pro- vince appeared to ‘comprise the valuable bent grasses which are in great demand for golf courses, bowling greens, and lawns in Canada and the northern part of the United States. Mr. Clark com- pared notes with Dr. M. 0. Matte, formerly Dominion A51 stologist. and tin-y agreed ‘that the \bent grass seed of Prince Edward is- lanii might replace in the market tho German Mixed ~Bent and the Colonial Bent from New Zealuizid.

The Dominion seed inspector. Gordon MacMillan, North River, was accordingly instructed to in- terest island farmers in harvesting seed from the "Brown Top" or

“Fly-away" grass, and efforts were made tu develop ‘a market. The seed trade responded quite

readily, because the German iicnt was practically oll the market owing to the grass lands of Ger- many being brought under cultiva- iinn during the war. and the New ztralnmi Bent is usually very high in price.

inspector MacMiilan visited sev- eral farnierg last season but they were generally dubious of this new

SHERIFF SALE

BY ViIRTTJiE OF‘ A WRIT (TF7

STINDUTE EXECUTION t0 me dir-

ected lssued out of Ills Majesty's‘

Supl-Rme Court of Judicature at the suit of Peter J. Solomon against Hildred Langllle, I have taken and seized all the estate, right. title and interest of the said Hlldred lmigllle in and to ALL ‘Ill-DAT

PIECE AiND PARCEL 0h‘ LAND situate lying and being, in Georgetown, in King's County in Prince Edward iIsland. bounded as follows, that is to sayz-On the South by iRichmond Street. on the West by West Street, on the North by Town Lot Number 16. first range, ilietter "B" and on the East by the Railroad, and being and com- prising that part of Town Lot Num- ber 1, first range Letter "B" of the Town Lots in Georgetown aforesaid lying to the westward of the Rail- road.

AiNiD I DO HEREBY give public notice that l will on Monday- the 29th day of December A. D., 1924, at the hour of twelve o'clock Noon, at the Court House in Georgetown in King's County. set up and sell at zPablic Auction the said property or as much thereof as will satisfy tlic levy marked on! said execution, be- ing the sum of One Hundred and Eight Dollars and ninety-one cents $108.91) besides Sheriff's fees and all legal and incidental expenses.

‘ MICHAEL MURPHY, ‘ Sheriff

Sheriff's Office,

King's County,

June 20. i924-

H. F. MacPHEE,

IPlalntiffs Attorney. 2921-6i21-Sat3l.

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DOMINION or cannon uenovmc: OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THEI- PROBATE COURT

15th George 5th A. D.. 1924

lln Rs Estate of Michael Mc- Cormack lateral Sourls in King's County in the said Province de- ceased testate.

By the Honourable Alexander Bsnnermau Warburtonl Surrogate Judge of Probate, Ric. &c.

To the Sheriff of the County oi‘ King's ‘County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on ills of Arthur F. McQu aid or lSouris aforesaid, Barrlster-at-law, the executor of the above named estate, praying that citation may be Issued for the purpose hereinafter ssthforth: Youaro therefore hereby required to cite all person; in“... sated in the said Estate to he and appear before me at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's Coun- t7, in tho said Province. on Friday

the Twcrrtydifth day of July next. -

comingitfthrtieur of l1 o'clock foreman pf the same day to shew cause tr any they can why the Ac-

counts oifthe said Estate should not . he plied Ihd the Hilts closed as '

proved for ihpaid Petition and on manner Alfthur a, MoQnsid, Esq, hector (amen Petitioner. And i do hatch!’ Mo: that a true copy

I published in lid Jsiand aforesaid.

, vs wsshlmn the date _ _ that a this dopy hereof _ posted in the following , l places respectively namely.

the’. House in

r

' HAS GREAT FORTUNE IN JEWZLS

Lady Ludlow, from whose town house iin Piccadilly, London. jewels and art treasures valued at one hundred thousand pounds were rc- centiy stolen. Aerodromes through- out the United Kingdom as well as the sea port; are tinder watch of police and detectives to prevent the loot from being smuggled out of the country. It is said that Lady Ludlow’; collection of jewel: and art treasures i9 valued at one mil- Itlon pounds sterling.

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KAGHA CLOTH Knitted costumes are being fro. placed lo some extent by fine wool and kasha cloth.

TO BOOT

Jack-shin your father (lemurred at first because he didn't want to lose you?

Ethel -Yos, but I won his con- senLti told him that lie need not lose

ho would not only have mo. but n son-in-law to boot.

il'm»m! I don't like that express- ion "to boot."

TENDERS

Tenders will be received until the 10th day of July by the under- Ilqned for the painting of the out- nlda of the Canoe Cove Church, with or without atock.

ALEXANDER MeKENZIE,

Secretary, Long Crack 2896-0-216w7l. Beautiful Keppoch Estate For Sale Or Rent. Now

"Fwalvsroovn house fully furnish- ed; modern planting ago; filled ice house

ma. We would live with him and so

lino of work. Norman Montgom- ery, Lower Bodeque, make a success with some five acres of pasture land, the seed from which wan sold to Otlawu golf clubs and brought over forty dollars per acre. Farmers with promising fields of “natural grass" should get in touch with inspector hlacitlilian and send him a few typical flower- lug plan-ta for identification. Ar- nangements may be made with him for field inspection and in- formation as to harvesting thresh- ing and cleaning.

What is Bent Grass of

BIO Rhode

There are several species bent grass, most of which difficult, to distinguish.

Island bent is identical with tho Colonial Bent or Brown Top of New Zealand and has been collect- ed in Prince Edward island by Dr. Malte, Chief Botanlst, National Herbarium, Ottawa. Socallcd creeping bent Ls the favourite grass for putting greens on golf courses, and is probably prevalent on the island. Redtop is the most valuable species of hont for hay and pas- ture, particularly on moist soils, ,and has been sown in Prince Edward island meadow mixtures. The other grasses mentioned occur apparently as natural or native

golf courses. howling greens and lawns in northern ilatitudcs. They make very desirable turf which will stand close clipping throughout the season. and have the necessary llBTlllIllili/g to come through tho winters, in good condition.

'l‘lic different species of bent grass will cross naturally as they are open or wind-pollinhted plants. There may consequently be many intermediate forms, and in case oi’ mixture or inter-breeding the seed would have -to be sold as Mixed Bent.

Dr. Malta will probably visit the island in August -to make b1 spec- ial investigation of the bent grass- us. He, is the Canadian authority on thIS subject and will identify the difficult samples which may he re- ferred to him by inspector Gordon MacMillan, North River. Farmers with promising fields of "nlatural grass" should send a few of the flowering plants to Mr. MacMlllan.

Harvesting Seed of Bent Gran

The "Brown Top" grows well on soil that has not had lime or mussel mud for several years. It replaces the clover» and timothy as they die in old muadowa from cutting and pa-sturing. The seed ripcns the latter part of August or early in September. according to the season.

Norman Montgomery, Lower Bodeque, pastured one of his fields with young cattle till September, then cut. what was left for seed. The other field pastured horses during July and gtave the moat and best seed. The horses no doubt fed on the bottom grass and did not materially damage the seed crop. The first field Wliq cut with a mower. let lie for a few days, and thon thrashed. The second field was cut with a binder laud stocked for two weeks. Threshing was done with the ordinary machine with all the wind shut off. The seed was stored in the chaff and cleaned In the winter with hand sieves and a slight draft of wind.

Great dare should be taken in selecting fields of true Brown Top, free from weeds with seed; that mght be a pest in golf courses, bowling greens, or lawns. Applica- tion for field inspection should he

Aliiillilli SALE

or FURNITURE

We are instructed by Mrs. .I. A. Grelran to cell at her home Ne. 121 Pcwnat ltraot, on laturday. June 21st commencing at 1.80 p.‘ni. all her household "flififig Including Durant. and loan. cam, firms» Mo:

rmi ooiinnms, . '

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End; pi Annulment When Fau- par flneciu Ardent’ leap- _, paara. ‘

VICTORY FOR

Court Denounces Boyd's Ratutfli as tile Greater Wrong.

(New tifork World, June 11) _

Deserted as a girl-wife by a hus- band she c e to believe was dead, Mrs. Isabel Boyd formerly Isabel- le Mlliigan, Brae, Coleman, Prince Edward Island. found thirty years of peace, nearly a quarter century of it with a second husband. Yes- tlerday, at the age of fifty-nine. the second romance crashed in annul- ment of her marriage and she found herself legally tied again to A crippled paupetr of seventy, whose features she can scarcely recog- nlzo.

The annulment is a legal victory for Blanchard P. Atkinson, wealthy pit-tent medicine manufacturer of No. 264 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, who married Mrs. Boyd in 1901. with full knowledge. she says. that her husband had disappeared sev- en yes-rs previously, that they had not been divorced and that Boyd might not he dead, as was suppos-

r-nzacuzo MEMORIAL sermon

Canon Plumptre of St. Jamel’ Cathedral. Toronto, who was the apeelai preacher at the church ser- vices in connection with the unveil. Ing of the memorial arch at the Royal Canadian Military College. Kingston, Ont.

BREMERHAVEN'S "YANK . TOWN" CLEARED -

OF BEiAOHOOM-BERS BRFJMFJIRIIMVFN. Germany, June lll.>--Bl‘filllfifll'llVGfl'fi "Yank Town" has been dissolved. With three Bl‘

ed. Atkinson instituted the action for annulment after his wife had filed

'_Missing~30 Years

Jlra. Boyd's Baeond Romance.

ATKINSON-

Wonderful for Bread A.

No Flour

in the ti... bakes

I more loaves to the barre]

and no Flour has

Ever sur.

passed it in the? qual‘: bread produced.‘ y of

during the past month.

four ext-options, all of the 500 to B 599579119“ ""- lll which 5118 B0-

00st o1 Living 0115i What were YO-lrpiying for Prune;

The latest figures from Ottawa give these as the average prices.

l: :i§§|iss lcz:_Tbi___-l__ 14 _1e 1t?- -

THAT CAR

OF

YOURS

BY HARRY E PORTER

.0

our golf clubs have been started since 1918 and the number ln both countries will continue to increase. Bowling- greens kind tennis courts

serving attention.

A golf club will rcqulrc an aver- ngo of 1.000 pounds of grass sccd for the first three years, then up to 500 pounds annually, United Stnti-s importations of bent grass in 1016 totalled ltl,662t- pounds, and ihc supply had become limited dur-

for those days of abandonment on his part."

was married in 1881. Boyd left in

while, she had searched for lilm ,and, after seven years,_met Atkin. son. who-urged her to marry him. She consented she says, after he and l"! Bil-QT"!!! told her she was free to marry because her husband lhad been missing more thah five years. Mrs. Boyd lives at No. 591

Mrs. Boyd was sixteen when ahetflmplrs-with other dltlag‘! Arsyeu paying more or lees than average‘! 1W0 lwt-‘Omifll; Y0K‘? Dfilllllflr. anddilill. going to the Pacing co“; These prices are for average qual- itrasa lawns for the beautifying of|nnd returning here in 1901 Mean, lty "delivered" goods. grasses anti are most suitable forlhlllll" llfillllltlfi 110W Ufllfllliflllll I18-

column.

STOCK ouorarions

600 ‘heach-combors from America. “m” mm “$915111! u"! Itwllllmll who assembled here during the ln- :11 011'!" "i291: 1:? W011 MB 085B ' , §'.‘l.'i‘.’“."§il3‘§ 8.’ .132. ".‘I.‘;‘Z'.'".l§.‘.§i .3131?» ‘lZ-n-Zi-i’? '33.? "ifiliiii ‘W - lion of a cent and meals could be from the Webb Institute of Naval 1c’ I purchased along the water front for ‘Architectlire in tlzehlironxa hobbled _ five cents or thoreabouts, have I10 E0111‘ 0!! C"!!! 65 B" (WI-WP- g been sent home by United States inslv confirmed the fact that the I Consul Albert if. Gerherlch. out of defendant legally was s_til.l his t

funds provided by tile American wife. 1 .4 This ll I "Th! 0f ""91" W?" ggvpfnmgnf" Supreme Court Justice Dike, _ " . tsinins to maintenance and repair Most oi‘ the men were sailors. who reserved decislo after the P I 0' Yllllflfluilllflobllfi- We Will be cooks and stewards off the various taking of this testimony. announc- 12am‘ ' I 818d t0 Answer through this column vessels putting -in here from Ameri- ed a decision in favor of Atkinson scahmn” ' ‘memcm’ 799mm‘! Y°‘"' 9" “l” l"

can ports, yesterday, indicating that, unfort- ' mwlmnhm" unately, he had no other course un- ‘a y Setfd your inquiries to "Automo- _. der the law. He severely criticised Gun] i‘ bun‘ T!“ Gmmllmt Charhlm‘

thsbfeeble Enoch Arden of the case, Kl“; s; mwn‘ Rn ert H. Boyd saying: Wood g . made to Gordon MacMillian, North a ~ 3 Rlvel}; T d l h t d yeai-{siiabsisltiggaznzlie daetftdddatéiila: Smdadl l’. anilugzflfifoézllfigflfig: a :5’ if rown op see s arvese ' H, s _, - in quality this season. arrange- EH32; ‘gist: "rig; "Bfivsthfrom hilm, éhma i in way track. Just before you arrive at "lam [or cleaning, Bradlng’ sum m this mgtrlynnnl ‘at e part es Windsor t -_l_- the u-ossing you hear the whistle nge and sale may be made w-ith one a ranme" H“, ‘nu; 1- °t an appmmlhlnl "ll!!- Yoll 996 m, nmre “mm, med cleaning return was a greater wrong, in- an“; l. that you cannot make it, and you plamm Th“ p,“ h“ bean worked deed, than the abandonment of his F.‘ wmiflm F, .2. apply your brakes excitedly. but out vcry stalsfactorily with clover yuffng M“ l“ 1894' ' Winnipeg "'1 *1 “WY m" t" W014i. 5nd YOK! eventu- and timothy seed in other parts of Th‘! l" "WY 5" Emch Ame“ Regina “Tufi any “o” "gm ‘m m9 ‘mick! "d (mud, case. and it is indeed unfortunate Mo“, h“, ',-_ the fret“ smashes your var to niec- * for this defendant that Boyd, a 531.1100" ' _ ea and kills your wife and family. if gum,“ m. 5,,“ Gr," 5nd physical and mental wfgclg dggfl. pfincc MM" , -_ j it were possible for you to think at tutc and despised, could not have ‘Edmonton . ‘n- “bu” W“ W9"! "l "l6 310801181. '

Ten years ngo there were only the heroism of tho original EnochliCalfiaix f‘, , "h" "mild Y0“ sly t0 yourself? 12 golf clubs in Canada and 250 Arden and. after his years of -cow- ll! l‘! dle .' Yo“ ‘mum “Y ‘in l h" m? it'll!" in the United States. We have now ardiy absence, done the one thing VPMQm/fl’ . f “B ‘Emma i‘ “Wm "'9' M" .350 and they have 2.700. Most of which would have repaid his wife ___....v'°'°"“ 31' -' happened", s“ m“ 7°" bmk“

i r are in Tperfect condition at all H“, | mes. o procraa nate on bnslfe do pr can In your locality admnmonta m courting death.

My two rear tires show consider. able wear. My Cilr is a and I cannot understand why they wear so qulcklyr-J. B. Summerslde.

J. B. Surnmeraider-f would suzgest that you have your springs inspected. it appears that. your rear

Watch for the ‘changes in this

Tomorrow l-Whlte Breed.

M. HILL Chief Provincial Road Engineer. New Brunswick, who will lpgak on the first day 6f the Canadian Good Roads Convention on the financial aspect of highway Con. atruction.

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H ER IMMUNITY

After the epidemic had lteeli checked an old nesress IIFOIPc-ltlfill vlsorouslv when the health 0m... era started to take down tho sign they had put up on her house.

"Why don't you Want us w inkc

Ltd downy)’, one of the ‘officers ask-

‘ffiliyo, ain't be'n a bill colicctali noa dis liousc seuco dat sign was

"sited up. You all please lct it alone."

Mlnard’; Llnlmsnt Rrion: Pain»

WhBf-fls are running out of line, also check your chassis for bend or strain. I am assuming that your Wear is abnormal. You did not men. tion how many miles your til-cg

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ing the wnr. The German mixed Fourth strain" Bnwklyn‘

bent is now practically off the nrarkct. v81‘? little Rhoda Island bent seed has been saved during recent years. rind New Zealand bent is usually vcry high in price.

'l‘lie ticninnd for island bout set-d is therefore assured. Prices for genuine ithoile island bent were minted last year up to a dollar per pound. but the market was describ- ed as "sky high." An offer of 7b cents wins made for No. 1 Prince Edward island "Brown Top." but it may prove rather difficult clean this light. cbaffy seed up to (Eastern Standard Time) s No. 1 grade. Seed Commissioner s Clark estimates that the wholesale SATURDAY, JUNE 2i

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W. G. Y.

‘I90 atom... (sad Meters) WGY (Schnectady. N. Y.) General Electric Company

Nuuc Dimlttls la D Maria Sermon. Rev. Charles C. Harrtman,

Rector Anthem. "l Am Aloha and Omega"

ty. .

The Federal rtmcnt of Agriculture is fostering the bent grass coed industry. Deputy Minia- ter Grlsdale has authorised for . this yaal- froa Inspection of the growing seed crop, and of the ascd for ofloial sealing in the sack ThIL service

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Ottawa Power ___ FRIIDAY. JUNE 20 cum Cam, 3,15,“. _____

Cuba Cane Sugar iPfd. .._-: Pan American Petroleum

Howard Smith Corn. w Spanish River Preferred

British Empire Steel 1st _

Bank Nova Beetle .._-.

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JIAiDIEAX, June ZIL-Quoiatious

furnished by Ward and Johnston, Members Montreal Stock Exchange. Bell Telephone ............ _. 1.32

Brorn-pton ....... __

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punish Rive,- Com. ______ __ 104% feel Company of Canada -__

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ran. - ~, , The oil gauge on my—~—-Car does not register, but upon remove- lng it the oll comes through the pipe. The gauge ls 0. K. What would he the trouble ‘f-Car owner. Car owners-The car you men- tion is equipped with force food oll- ing system. The only condition that would cause this trouble as you explain it would be a slack main or connecting rod bearing. I would suggest you having your' bearings inspected.