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lilk has been begun in Madagascar. All inventor hns inserted an electric 4"" "mid" will‘ l! "P" I'll!)- flsehllsht in s woman: vanity ease. Nine oti Argentina's ten hmlili-‘lliilll stations are in Bucnos Alla. ‘ ‘ Abotltone third of the world's raii< wsvs have been built in the lust "'

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luotor vehicle ill n day.

.\lu ryIa nd

7e . Anpsirslsne recently built 1.. Eng. Illlllvflffltd 20 passengers and their bag" -

For

bul men show more Judgculrrlt. .l'eru'vinn uativrs uluke honts

fled by one I-I-lllii and

clothespins a bag that hangs as buoyant to carry a iol. oi‘ freight.

nnd opens at one side has been

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A large hydroelectric power station lbovg Yip“; resident of New York state.

A plat! has been invented to drain: "It" from ems More without ailow- *"'"' inlt any gas fa escape.

Wm. n" Euznlh prlw?" n parking used in jewelry in England. material much finer than excc-lsior is shredded fgom lugs,

A ‘number of sharp pointed revoiv-.W"h i‘ mm°""~""i? "mini" ins disks and a horizontal blade make "“'""i°d "y n Twin“ mwmur‘ "I It new u.t"|.|1'tt cultivator. i" ‘indium! i"

to prevent

tnnlollilc with springs that permit it -"" m" Aliwwh“ 71""? i" 5PM" m m" 5|‘ h...‘ ‘vmmm injnr): r-rovido electricity to Madrid. The ltatnl work of eight mcn is Inventor's lvnll plastering machine. "l""“i"‘i "3' Electricity is now availabil- to thogi-ilwl with current through u cable. homes of most of tho rural districts’ Th“ g""°r""“'"is “f 51”!”

11ml .u-,,-.lll>r tomb”, ‘v.1 'Hn"““d_ "uba have signed u treaty whereby. A o..u...y.-§.....| "h. "n.4,... m," bu,“ 'l..- telegraph systems of the IIlVopjl-J 1.. "If ‘Jnnvrrpsfihnl ~o|llvtrlcs will be connected by wire-

lll Illliltitwililt‘ --11;.'l1.cs and its ctlusos ,l"“"' Of |).; 1......“ “noun...” h, n“ “H”. lfquippctl with n suil for propulsion trir hunting

R’|\\"s m,“ “N...” . flout that will support a bather in lluflnp t]... nigh; pm", f“. “m, n“, ole-r has been invented that can he l-cxt folded and curried in a case.

’i‘\vr. l-Inglisb prlutors have patented

l" oocratcd ivy _-. at; wdt . p”... dfidgnm] "I a new xtppllcatirlu of pbaltography to -.._.Ii..=.- -..>. w. wow m‘ vinlg...‘ printing that they believe will make Jlnlllfliiupg, ‘(he ltsi- of luvtal type obsolete. .t'.-...'.1.;.-.1.- o). 4 H". hywhnn" .\ portable gas burning sleunl holler quilo...” 1.. t=-l.-.;.-_p. M... pp...‘ n“ foouil-pcd with hosc uml spray uosslo placed with :.pl-:=v-,-...._.. ,, ,._,,.,{,H..."...“1111s horn designed fu- renovating . .-',.=t!.... I "lllibillt! and upholstered furniture.

flown-t. Hv - . ....,... IHWWU, (ill shale (ll-posits estimated t0 cull- -,...pr..r ........_.- N,k_,,_ a loin f-Jllllhltltt) tons u111l 2500 square Len 51.1mm. t. m“. lnlos oi‘ pong bogs constitute Esthon-

~la's only supplies of mineral fuel.

. _._ . . i ..' Llrrlxo asp sronlNo mtnmm _.. ._ summers.

"I u-rrim. i Resetnldln: a omblzot phonograph lt is now laid-October and with the

a new lf- - of‘ H! ‘1. fvnivvu-r- m“ prevalence or approach of frosto seri-

Lle need r-itlwr as :1 gas rtvgrt- or r... ous iliiviliittil should bc given to lift-

fvlpsrator

\‘l..i.r:=-r-= .-t.t:..‘:1 10...... jft tbo pfinlnzp l'-.r 1.: “l £‘.. tnre of native Iflltllirlngg United States.

int: and storing the subpects of our p‘... o..." of pardons. - of...» ,l\'lif‘illt‘l' flower or vegetable roots, ill the essential as injury is sure to result in , ‘decay in greater or less degree. '11s. incrensc the safety of railroad ‘lLAIiIOI-l- metal signal flags that clamp to rnilgj ('aroi'\llly fork the plants from tile and on which lanterns can be hung ground and allow them to remain‘ for at night have IwWl dpsimtr-d. 1a few hours spread out. to dry. thence n] ...»

from

'7'!" "is Li." iant at Am-|\rI-ll1ovt\ indoors to au airy position B's-Him. . -yii'ltl"ru ofland sprctlnl out for u few days until ....ri1'.-'J. tit-l ' r to ilo plncrd in the tops are ‘shrlvclled. llelnove “"011"- wl It-‘P tar‘ suffw-iug; fr..." flg-illlfl tops by uleaus of a sharp knife iDlii-‘l. iullonl three inches above the corms.

To remove the jphlrc from zln aut0-' ’l‘hcn store the corms away thinly mobile- headlight n winged u-Jicctorntprcnd out in stmllmv" boxes in a colu- has been l-nn-ntml that is plaoodjpnrtnlcnt with 11 winter's tenlperuture

Wlronnd tho lamp to tiiroct its r._v- 01' 10-45 dcgrecs F. ii"\'"'l“'-l."'i. . At some tlmc during tho winter 3'00 After .- war". 1 t tl-w - u»... ulny roulove vcry easily the remaining

mo. dt-ad growth

ill a play. wales. l l par-nuns.

‘For (‘tinting tu-iok setting-s u flw-praof 1v » inwmffid that iv vorvrrwi on llv ll 11111-- 11;- llpdng .to“... o_r Tlil’ at lat) ptlllnllgyillfilflii above the tubers. After the

or tilo flrnacu; ~ot ims bconflrifl Tfilulm tops should be remnvctl about ciitlii lttvsflllrl- ‘superfluous uloisture has

A city in Gcnnany ‘is cxprrimontlag the exterior of thc tubers they should with sidewalk booths containing first be stored away in a cool cellar. bin. nltl l-nninlnorvt for use including folding bods \\‘i1t't-lo_|l.~'ir:1\v. if there is tiuullvl‘ illlll moi!‘- litteru. lure may roach the tailors.

A now corn hopper has a glass .-...-U\\'i..u-.-. it is wall to store them with er through which tlu- contents can 1...- ttw sit-ms (havo- Ha that ll vitriol-t oas-

and

watched. the corn being kept rstlrrcd $3M)’ ‘lrilill ifli" i!" "lmlk" "lid "lllillr A temperature 6t‘

by a projecting: om"); 1.1.1.0"! ghnk- lilo tubers to rut. lug the device. .15 ticlzrcos h‘. is a safe one for Dah- Whs-u water Is hcatcd to n higlflias in storage. temperature by electricity in a tank of European invention the heat la radiated so slowly that hot watt-r is. _ "unable u" any‘ Tllc (‘annn 1s cveu lunro susceptible Avcorrnng '0 n _\|,|...m,.hu5,."s “pm inJurv. both in lifting nnd in stor- m" whim“. u.“ m“ h“ wrhundy |"_ m.- lhan the liahllu. It is truplcul in lured by the wearing of visor caps of “m” "m! "W" i" “mum Wm “Di cum.“ M10,“ "(I om,“ huh,“ l__\.l‘._‘_l_ ~.|u1'.- in a toluporatum anywhere a", tnjufloum frl-c 11g. As noon as frost black. xmuq,“ i"(‘lr‘|"{" ‘ca. ‘ilili status. cut the latter .....-,,.-._,... ,1...“ n. wt. ~11 sly lnohcs above tin-

TllE (‘ANNIL

ilave obtained a‘ to harness :1 rlvsr for."

lrrbglliing and t ~ provido o1. o"... p0“, oil. Lift the tuberous roots by rr to (ow-rate '1 rallrvay and for ln-H "l "" ‘Mk1 "'""‘r"i|?' 55"“ “nqrp... h, Mm“... ‘ ' l..o.<.. soil nud ston- them away

. llllMltllTiIlllWIL with 11 temperature

Tho inventor of a new attar-ltmt-ttt‘ 1' ‘Pin-re should llc

for gas rnnacs claims that it cnllccts

the excess heat from lllzbtcd burucrs -" "mmmr" i" ‘he "in i“ in” nnd (‘ollveys it to o...» slut- for use . ' ‘ ' \" '- "T the tailors will cer- lludor cad-kin: utensils. "i Mimi‘. Nlflllll. A light cov-

ln a new Europcnl. game rcscuibh. """“ Ptllltllld he given to pre. inn tennis ilnils are t-xragiu in u not ' ‘ " " "lmmim" "t "whim" "m" ""3 suspended bctwoon two hinged hand- 51M“ "f m" mimm- Oim-"wi" “X9955” lrs, scpnmting the handles tightening l"" “Miwumg may m“ Pia"- ths net and cJr-ctlug a bull. ,

The lfttitcd Htatcs now is lrodun~ ONIONS‘ int? almost as many clocks and IWiliPIl- f" iiii“fi""_'il_?ni"glii will afYl-‘lvillllyvtltmlly. cs as Germany, which loads i.. tiu~ in‘ "if "nr " i "_“ "m "Hf '“'_'| "h" d...” and 25 3.0"" m“, had rl prao. :ii‘_\in;: or in fro hours. realms‘ iholu “puny undhlmwd Wm,“ nmnnp,_|v‘._ o the shclscs or floor of mhhed untll

Automobiles arc llcinll‘ icstod r...- "W liars 11w- thcn slurs allay. svrrwi wind rcgilltancc al n llansau wilt-ac Tut _" “hflimw imxui’ ‘h? 4W“ "on": “uh nlflow l“ mmrnvh.“ um m'_HiK'l|1cll.o\1-d tuo lmhes ubolc the bulbs.

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n! "W" lmdlpm 'l‘i.e romulning placc of‘ lop and louse scales may al any oonvcnicllt

About 2G radio broadcasting sttfilitnc be rculovcd during Winter and lions are in upcrnlion iu Brazil and tlu- bulbs lu- Iustlt-ctcvl for discuss.

Ibo country is estimated to have 15.1

(I00 receiving sets.

Where pcrhtlps only u few bushels are grown they may bc hung up by

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Light: Weight t. Q3511... COMPETITIVE QUALITY

Medium weigh. . 4s lbs. rm: otlliurv

Heavy Weight - .- 55 lbs. EXTRA FINE QUALITY

Extra HeaVyWeight 65 lbs.

An inventor has pntpnted a ukulele’ with a hinged neck that can be folded t.» enable the instrument to be curr-

u electrically operated motor horn that imitates the human voice nnd utt ers warning words hns been invented

__.__ . to notify milk or ice men Manufacture of tutu" 1mm wpd haw lnurh of their products to leave at-n house are suspended from win-

Au Englishman has invented an lu- mdm strumt-nt to record on a card in miles nlld uliuutt-s ull the operations o s

According to laboratory tests at a university women can do more work iu a given little than men of litraw that are light enough to be rar- sufficiently‘

A sound absorber to nearly elimin- ‘nte tho noise of air compressors on 1| phmpq for me Danube rh." juntrdectric ears hns been invented by a lilrds’ eggs. filled with a composi- thern breaking and ‘treated with u preservative. nrebeiug

-\ lllEht racing boat that can be pru- pclicd by one luau like a bicycle or luul been! _ supplying water A i-‘ronr-t-nmm 1m... ..,l,.||,p,.d n" m“ for irrigation a dual that will be built

A romllly portable sprayer for in- cialntml tr. l... pflunhld y... u mvhnnul mwliflilllill llus been invented that is

I Another muscarl or grape an clectrle luotor. sup-l

maly Blue. the ispring bulbs. aud'

“V” Intense blue. lt is a very showy little

ldozen to n

. that of the old grape hyacinth and

Careful handling of these.

and at the same time vlulhflclt-nn the corms by rcmoving the loose

ltaltilas being of n vcry brittle n11t- ‘careful digging. The

dried from

in nocid.-||(p_ or in itarrt-is and, be covered with

during

vlarualthough tht-y will kecp in any

W“ lmhLhlus in a cool cellar.

_ter it freezes up.

virtuous, = ..

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. .. qtvulunolfltzzx sv WEEK m. oorossn. 102s

IMPERIAL cosrsseucs Cable advice has been. received

enca. The Prime Minister will be accompanied by the Minister of Justice. Hrs. nnd Miss Lspointe, six officials belonging to the ‘De- partmeutsof National Defence. EX-

Heavenb. $1,163 “ ‘Winter Work For. In The‘ Garden ‘.

Otis of the commonest and oldest “nmup

in

spring groups is the grape hyacinth, ‘and an tllitulull delight. It Will dd- lnesticate itself. incnngg and‘ ' tprodigionsly and soon make big lpatche which are s gorgeous blue each spring. = ' ,

The old grape hyacinth is well worth growing nnd deserves a place» where it may spread at will. This is ‘m. the muscarl botryoides of the bntan-'

fbring California's famous

mnlochortils to tile botanist. They

_ ’l‘hc'y will oftcn suvive the whiter lo ;t_he open with a good mulch of leaves

hyacinth, is oven finer and that is the grape hylawinth npporpriatey named lleowlbut come ltmhiilatrtilllijerl’ sign ‘lllril-llcom ‘Elm’ They

thicker and longer flower h-zudsuthnn ma: t§X:.'..,,Y.'§,i ‘h','.:“f,',',‘,'m lite uld grape hyacinth nnd a nuarlyblooum “qurgargeou, 0;." and "mm

A dosen of them in a cold fraulo will he a delightful surprise next May when the handllulue butterflies unfold, some of them nearly three inches cross on tail wiry stems. '

Punsies may he transplanted into the cold frame to bloom in spring and for curly pansies in the garden sow a row of seed now in the cold frame and have fine sturdy plants to trsns~ plant in the spring. Qhe some method may be followed admirably with snapdnrgons which delight in u cool atmosphere when they are first dc- veloping nnd will be Jinn. sturdy

plant and a group consisting from a hundred luakes a fine show. '

its flowering season is longer than

It is_ as hardy and as easy to grow. The grape hyaclnths are valuable to carpet among shruhbery as they wllbfurnish a green mat covered with the illuc spikes before the shrubs are gfulrly- ‘ill loaf‘ ‘iand [their yellowing loaves will be coveted by the shrubs as growth advances. They will np- pcar in larger and larger quantities aux-h spring. A particularly handsome hit may be made by carpeting the for- sythia or golden bcll with grape hya-

spring. The roots may be wintercd riuths as the goldcxl hlnom dripping

easily if moved from the garden to

don't] lutn the blue creates a very the fr...” m. ‘he nnflpdrauon t; a p". m"! "flwi- ennial under proper conditions.

~Ti"‘ "M"? grill)“ hyndllih i“ ‘i 'l‘i1a tender polyanthus nnrclssi are dainty little hulb, smaller than the an flung“; expfl-lmen; [or the [gull]

blue varieties and tnnke a handsome contrast with the purple dwarf lrines which blossom at the same time. it is also a very pretty little plant to group with the native hepaticas. par- ticularly tho pink-tonedoncs as vig- orous a grower as the blue types but is Just as hardy, The grape hys- --lnths make very pretty pot plants for the winter wlndowgnid may be u...“ tuned bu...” thoygwt“ m.‘ m". brought into bloom easily if the bulbs “v h, we "m," 8mm“; except tn u... ‘l’? potted _no\v. set away for a rnontblumumy mm] “qmfll

:o uluirc- routs and then brought to .__<-<-O<>-__-

‘hi’ “PM l-‘OBCING BULBS.

frame and if planted five inches devp will come up in rarly spring and bloom under glass before the nar- tlssl in the garden have shown color.

.'l‘he early strains ‘of glndiua eomc- timcs advertised as hardy, sufll ns equal... the Itrldc. PeachflBiossnnl and others. also do admirably Willi void frame treatment. "vVhiie sourc-

lhq top of the rafters. ln this case, it" will not be necessary to remove the tops until the onions-are required for .

‘m?’ A wmpemmre n‘ about 45 de- inay]:n{stfcitilfiloobnryiuikintlnnlbii: tiltfflllllif: lrrecs. with a fairly dry ntmosphereflflhnuld exmrmlco {he denim M. m.“ Is fine for Oninnn. {When lifting the i bulbs the mistake of cutting off the taps. in n green state should be avoid- cd. especially is it harmful to cut them away’. either green or decayed.‘ close to the top'of the bulbs. '_l‘his| will favor the entrance of ulois-. (use nnd the decay of the crop.

iquxnmrtnmrtran rams nova).

ibthcrs bloom at that time. should be planted ‘as soon as they can he producer] lu the autumn, us. un-

forc one trlcs to force most of the bulbs. the bloom will not be satisfac- tory. if gbod loamy soil cannot be obtained quite satisfactory results -nlay he had troll. coarse sand. A soil that does not baitc is desirable. For hyacinths, tulips and daffoltiis pulls of five or six inch pols are lllttrli. sat- irlfrhtoryu Three tulip ‘and daffodil lbulbs (I0 well lu n five or six int-h potan d one or more ‘hynclnti. bulbs per pot, are uscd. tivllcndinl! "Ii "l! sire of the pot. When plaulctl in pans six or more tulip bulbs are use

. l Provide arulnsse m out by vuttlns IlflIlillllfiV collar whit‘: f." my": “ntgmrxfin picre or pieces of broken pot, (‘phi wh "h m“ "mmu n “H” "' f v-llnkcfg‘ or charcoal in the ilottoln. door pits or clumps may be used or shake p

'i h ii I the larger crops, but the ccilnr of a flgutlhi:oin.xk‘lng "(the “wot ugglnst bum h‘ ‘i hen" place if avuilublm ‘something. Do not press down the soil to accomplish this. as it will be

POTATOES.

Potatoes nre llkcly to llo high i11 price this Winter. lt will pay you to take cure of any you may plussess,

When llilctl. carefully dry illFill by exposurc outdoors for a short time if frosts arc not IIKWIIIPIII, atid before stnrlug them away discard any which may show signs of (list-use. The safest piucc to slnrc ls in the root cei-

BEETS . loo firm and the bulb will lift out tug-Stile °.°.‘."'.'.'I..-..'"u..'lif.§'é "M" i‘ “mm” "' ‘mt’ MM “m”

the soil. place the bulb on llu- surface nnd press down until. the upper side of the bulb is level with the surface.

th ‘ ke thesoll firm around the is ilkcly to occur. tho vegetable trauma: 2am me “M?” m pflreptexta

l.......,,,,. fluff and tt'l|ltt'.'\' or may even. an...“ _ he“. Bhdum Th" mm M the ‘wet. ‘houhnligtinntiut’. ltilimtliltlrifl tbrecw fourths of~ an i... rt-plowd two Inches or so from inch “pa” bctwom the Burma, 0t u“, thoi .i\\llI'i\|l'.\ with tho roof. Them," and the u... of the llvi- i". ll roots should then he stored away lnnhere h 1mm" w.“ m, myth...“ m [give enough water. The 9""! "W"?

a cool art of the 0 ' should lu-op well if frost does notlfiawbrte ‘irsérgnnle m" £1“ "u. m, 1§u_ roach them 11nd the atmosphere is hath.“ WM" thorough“, um‘ We n"; mo dry. When drvncss is feared the-flu; m" h! kept mm“ “um m“ bun“ toe-t» should ho laid lr. shallow plletllure‘ we" mom“. whmh w.“ he l“ n; 11nd ‘h.- oow-rcd lightly with sand orwflflm or mute’ m“! "m" "my m... “gm mu‘ rot-cud, if the snll becomes dry til! roots’w-iil uenllliurrd and ill"! "l"

orce we .

noivrccsias and Chinese Sacred. Lil! do not require to _llc well rooted lili-

onre is necessary when forking thcm from the soil. if ihn tap-roots are prov-w; or the ilr-r-ts irruisoll, bleeding

I'm-er lightly with straw. The!

CAIIROTR.

Parrots requirc much tho same trcat- ment in lifting nnd storing us heats.

Tht-y will no withstand heavy.» t

. f l . (inc should not try II frosts. and then-fore should be liftedlgga 0:13;, before January even m ‘mun P\nsN",H ‘ though they show growth above the

soil. as. cvcn if \vcii roolrd. they ‘viii not ftficc. satisfactorily bcforc this. 3mm. gum], inexpensive vnrictlt-‘l f -i cr.—- _ ‘ rorflpiglnlliill-rlllomnn. illlflfli". N07‘ ma, Ln Gruhdessc, linchantrrus. Gen- eral manor. Kins at‘ the ma": illuminant-Paper Wllitc. Princepl. Golden Spur. Emperor. fill‘ iiilqill" Lucifer. Kink Alma. 54mm“? d“ ff, M d me Pleuip. .. uqfuullps-‘iliglriy Singlc. Gold Flticii. Keiserskrooh, Lad)‘ BOIMI. Prosper- 1.1.1. Mica. ilir Thos. Lipton, Prince of Austria, Out-beetle do l'ar|u11.

The parsnip is very hardy alld will survive our Winters outdoors. lion" ever, if roquircd .for use or for sale during Winter. it must h1- llftetl in the Autumn and be stored sway under much the same conditions as beets and carrots. it will ho impossible to dig the mots from thc ground at‘- This is hut a re- minder. v

(BIIOCUSEB FOR LAW’?! PLANTING.

-the grass in fairly green in the spring lhare become in standard planting be‘

PM]. droppinfln tho bulb and tramp- ing the sod firm again is the easiest way to fln the tririt. The; are best

more effective straight lines or geometrical

the lawn because the surly mowing ‘which is needed does not give it time .to ripen its foliage. which is necessary for the fnrniltlon of next year's bulb.

. ‘FINE QUALITY ,-, ulflblfl Brsntforrl, Ontario

' Q: Warehouse-Care of The Carrltu Cosngy. tel, - tour Street. I! 0rd Int John, N.B. , , Rollin, N.S.

. ‘Mei Carried, Information Furnished and Service on Brantlord Roofing rendered by

Fonnoil & Chandler - Charlottetown, ELI.

‘n

lug the first bright rsys of spring

bloom. hinting ult through tho sod.

trlmn ctoe n’?! in the stores fms the dry bulb. “ h

(Crocules spangling the lawn before . (EH1, pqtmle) hfurilltl, (‘ouronno (For: ilnperatnr Rullorum.

.")"vcin 'l‘ulll1l) Bnrtigoll. C1D" putt. Fnrncomhe sanders. Wm. Pitt- W_ T, bincopn. Dominion

Horticulturist. .

cause of their unusual and gay effect from late March through April. Buy- ing crocntles by the thousand and tucking in-froln one to sir bulbs in any vacancy in the garden is an effec- tive method of producing a show weeks llefnro the garden usually is’ giving anything in the way of dis- play. .

(‘focuses should not be planted too dtzcpiy, two inches of soil over tho

"we cums van"

.. , Miss Maude ltoyden. tnmoass gush preacher uml essayist. tells’, n! "(pry of’ n chsrvvomaa and two v11 ' dressed women of means stnnidng f6- getller befnrc An orhihit of s DOM‘.

largest llulill bclng plenty. and lttll | | _ h c, 1m] model that. that. with nun». of u.» smalior '“"I"m m“ ‘ v silos. ‘in tho lawn. n sharp. stlff- Th, u", women were mam"! at”? bintlcd knife to lift n small piece oi’ 4t fiurflhm .30..» .|t||'|||e -pQ0bQ

-.1&.w............t. upon the poor htlilll. wpish was probably much like i-III ch omstfyovrn abode. . >1 he endured it for s time t . ‘wheeled and snapped. "And l wonl iulw cietln you'd be if such women ss ml-‘flidrt richl- yer. ' h: 1r